About The reflector. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1817-1819 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1818)
62 1-2 acres on Hartliman’s creek in said county, adjoin ing Hammonds, returned by William Smith lor eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax due one dollar twelve and a half cents. One hundred acres second quality up land lying in Jackson county on Turkey creek, granted to‘Hanson, re turned by Albert winter tor the year 1817; tax due, one dollar 69 and a quarter cents. One hundred acres third quality upland lying in Frank lin county on Flat creek, adjoining Canterbury, granted to Hanson returned by John Nchns for eighteen hundred and seventeen; taa* due seventy and three quarter cents. Two thousand two hundred and seventy-five acres ly ing in Jackson county on the north Oconee and Gums creek, granted to Wagner and Garrett, adjoining M’Kin- nev’s and D’tSstang’s hind, returned by Jesse Smith for the year eighteen hundred and seventeen; tu.r due, six dollars fifty-two and a quarter cents. L’wo thousand one hundred and ninety acres granted to Wagner and Hanson, King in said county, on the waters of Gums and Gravelly creeks, adjoining Patton and 1)’- Estang, returned by Jesse Smith as agent for win. Gilbert for the year eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax due J&4. Two hundred and siatty and two-thirds acres lying in said county on Humean cicek, adjoining Pain, return ed by William Hurd for the veat eighteen hundred and seventeen; tar due, three dollars and ten cents. Nine hundred and twenty acres second quality up land, lying in said county on the north Oconee, adjoining Polls, granted to Brown ? two hundred and twenty-four acre., third q’ty, grained to Brautly tying in said county on Cur- ris creek, tfdj’g House, returned by Aaron Springfield for the year eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax due, four dollars sixty-thrcc and a half cents. Two lmn ired acres third quality up land, granted to Potts, on the north Oconee m Jackson county, adjoining Barnett, returned by Stephen Potts tor e glueen hundred aril seventeen; tax due, two dollars and forty cents. One hundred and fifty acres third quality up land, ty ing nsaid county on the Pond fork, adjoining Pomor, grant ed toCurris, returned by Harris Kolb for e.gliteen liundi ed and seventeen; tar due, eighty cents. One hundred and thirty acres third quality up land ly ing in said county on Hurr.can creek, granted 10 May- field, adjoining Pritchett, returned by Henry Gain tor eighteen hundred and seventeen; tar due 74 cents. One hundred acres third quality ly.ng m said county, north Oconee, ad/g Dick>on, granted to Yoik, re turned by Joseph Hammonds for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tar due 70 3-4 cents. Thirty-five acres 3d quality up land ty ing in said county on the Pond-fork, adjoining Robertson, granted to M*- Gall and Mar bury, returned by \Y m. Hutson for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tar due, 57 1-2 cents. One hundred acres 3d quality high land on the Pond- fork in said county, returned by John Winters as agent for John Thomas for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tar due, ninety-one cents. Three hundred acres second quality up land lying in said county, ad/g Williams, granted to walker and others, returned by Samuel Fretwell for eighteen hun dred and seventeen; tar due, £1 70 cents. One hundred acres 3d quulity up land lying in Franklin county, Garrett’s creek, granted to Hilliiouse, ad/g Paine, returned by John Barber for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tar due, seventy and a half cents. Fifty acres of up land, 3d quality, on Candler's creek, grained to M’Kmny, adj’g Hulsey, returned by Rob’t JLawry for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tar due 60cts. One hundred acres 3d quality up land ty ing in Jackson county on the Walnut-forK, nd/oming Horton, granted to Christian, returned by AsaCawles tor 1817; tar 89 3-4 cts One hundred acres 3d quality up land ty ing in sa d county, Walnut creek, ad/'g Go 11 ins, granted to Ghnstian, returned by James Davis for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tar due, seventy and three-quarter cents. One hundred and fifty acres,' granted to Barker, Allen’s fork, in said county, ad/’g Garnsson, returned by Isham Barker for e.gliteen hundred & seventeen; tar 80 c. One hundred acres 3d quality up land ty ing in said coun ty on the Pond-fork, ad/g Morgan, granted to M’Gall and Viarbury, returned by Janies Cox tor eighteen hun dred and seventeen; tar due, seventy and a half cents. One hundred and twenty-seven and a half acres in said county on the Pond-fork, granted to Karmikie, adjoining Blackstock, returned by Vincent Thomasson for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tar due, onedol’r and 3-4 cents. One hundred and twenty-five acres 3d quality up land in said county on Allen’s fork, grunted to Jones, adjoining Ward, returned by Daniel Blai kstock for e.gliteen hun dred and seventeen; tar due, one dollar twenty-four c’ts. One hundred acres 3d q’ty m said county on the Mtil bury, granted to Bostw.ch, adj’g Crews, returned by \lohn Bost'.vich for e ghteen luuulred & seventeen; tar 70 c. Thirty acres 2d q'ty up land ; acres 3d q’ty ditto, grained to L.ndsey, lying in said county on the Walnut, adjoining Cm e, returned by William Gideons for eigh teen hundred anil seventeen; tar due, eighty-sir c’ts One hundred acres, said county, granted to M’Dow on the Mulbury, ad/’g Spruce, returned by l^ewis Hays for eighteen bundled and seventeen; tar seventy c’ts. Two hundred and filty acres 3«1 q’ty in said county on the Muloury, granted to Novels, adj’g Chamberlain, re. n ned by Ma»A:Castleberry for eighteen bundl ed and sc v enteen; tar due, one dollar. Fifty acres 3d q’ty up land in said county on the waters of the Mulbury, adjoining Reed, granted to Yuncy, re turned by Charles Yuncy for eighteen hundred and se- tenUen; tar due, sixty c’ts. 63j acres 3d q’ty up land lying in said county on the Mulbury, adj’g Young and granted to Young, return ed by May Mullins for eighteen hundred and seventeen; two dollars sixty-mne and a half c’ts. One hundred, 3d q’ty up land, granted to Russel in said county on the Muloury, adj’g Gresham, returned by Robert J. M’Kmght for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tar due, one dollar seventy-two and a half c’ts. 75 acres 3d q’ty up land, granted to Jones, said county, Mulbury, adj’g Thompson, returned by John Grizzle for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tar 67 and a halt c’ts. 380 acres third q’ty in said county on the Appalachy, adj’g Colyer and others, grunted to Cotyer, returned by Richard Davis for e ghteen hundred and seventeen; tar due, one dollar twenty-six and a quarter c’ts. One hundred and thirty-seven acres, ot third q’ty land,ty ing on the Appalachy, said county, adj’g Pierce, returned by Gordon P.ercc for e ghteen hundred and seventeen; tar due, seventy-seven and a half cents. One hundred acres til rd q’ty of land lying in said coun ty on the Mulbury, granted Moore, :u:jV Young, re turned by Isaac Johnson for eighteen luindred&beventecn; tar due, sixty-?! ne nda half c\s. One hundred acre** third q’ty up land ty i?ig in said coun ty on Barker’s crcofr, gr ?tied to B raer, ail/’g Harper, re- tumet by James %i •. * e for eighteen hrndred &. seve/itecn; tar due, five doll ■ s eighty-one: ?id a quarter c’ts. One bund: e and s xty-six acres verbid q’ty up land'm Foster’s CiCcIcin said county,gran ed *o W.lliuin^o;i, a Ij’y, Gu.nn, returned by William l Mormon for e.gliteen hun- dre land seventeen; tax due 66 and a halt c’ts. One hundred a?id twen y-'. hi cc acres up fond on Yf •rbu- rn’s crecfosaid co oi l/, a«'j’g Owens, ret .inedhy YY’ii. an. M. Green for e.gliteen hundred *nd seventeen; ur7Jc* s. One hundred and ten acres ti.iitl q’ty up lauu on Bare creek in said county, adj’g Lowiy, granted to Pcniny on, returned b;. Henry Hobgood for eighteen hundred and se venteen; tax seventy two and a half c’ts. 450 acres third q’ v up land on Bare creek, said county, lulj’g Adkins, granted to Burton, re'urned In John Burton for cylueen hundred and seventeen; tux, one dollar fifty and a half c’ts. One hundred and thirty-four acres third q’ty upland m Sa il county on Cedar creek, adj’g Pentecost, granted to llowcland others, returned by Stephen liowel for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax 77 c’ts. IdjQ acres third q’ty up land in said county, on the Mul bury, granted to Pott, adj’g Betts, returned bv Thad Perk.ns fore ghteen hundred and seventeen; tax due 70 cts. I/)' No. 26o, lst/li«trict, Wilk nson, do. do. 141 do. do. returned by Thompson M'Wire for 1817; tar g 1. One hundred and twenty seven acres 3d quality land, in Jackson county, adj’g Beauchamp, on tlie Apalacliy, returned by John Doss ‘or 1817; tar due 76 cents J. M. C. MONTGOMERY, T.C.J.C. Valuable lands, To be let fur 99 years—renewable forever. W HEREAS the Congress of the United States, by an act entitled “ An Act regu lating the grants of land and providing lor the disposal of the lands of the United Slr.tes, south of the state of Tennessee,” by the twenty-fourth section of the said act, reserved for the use ol Jefferson College, thirty-six sections of land, to he located in one hotly, by the Secretary of the 1'reasury—and whereas the Secretary of the Treasury did on the day of in pursuance of said act, locate the said thirty-six suctions of lurid on both ides ol the Toinbigby river, in the then Mississippi now Ala bama territory ; being township No. ten, range two west, and sections number thirty and thirty- one in township number ten, range one west— And whereas the board of trustees of said college, deem it a duty by all honorable means to promote anti carry into elfect the benevolent views of Con gress, by facilitating the interest ol the said in stitution, lherefure, be it resolved, that one halt ol the said thirty-six sections of land be let to lease. 2. Resolved, That the half to be leased shall be sections, No. 1, 3,5, 7, 9, 11,13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 25,25, 27, 29, 51 and 33, on the map oi the township, and also section 31, in township ten, range one west ot the same map. 3. That the leases for the said lands shall he for ninety-nine years, renewable ud-inbnitum, with an annual ground rent of one cent. 4. 'iliai all leases shall specify the rent agreed on, how auu in what manner payable, with a right of re-eutry, if the terms of the tease are nut com plied with. 5. That all leases shall be signed by the presi dent ot the buai d of trustees of said college. 6. That all leases shall be contracted for by of fering said land in quarter sections, to the high est bidder, under a notification of the president of the board of trustees of said college, giving information of the time and place, which shall not be less tiian forty days. 7. That when the river divides any section so the same cannot he leased by quarters, such di visional parts may be leased entire, or by divid ing or uniting them with others, at the discretion ol the agent of the board. 8. That no tiact shall be leased for less than two dollars per acre, payable in the following manner, to wit: One lout th part to be paid at the time of executing the lease ; another fourth part within two years; another fourth part with in four years, and the other fourth part within six years from the date of the lease. 9. That all sums not paid at the time of ex ecuting any lease ; the party leasing shall give bonds with a penally ol double the amount of rent contracted for and unpaid. 10. Interest at the rate of six percent a year, fiom the date of the lease, shall lie charged upon the three last payments, if not punctually paid as they respectively become due. 11. A discount at the rate of eight per cent a year, shall he allowed on any of the three last payments which shall be paid before the same shall become due, reckoning this discount always upon the sum which would have been demandu- ble on the day appointed for such payment. 12. At the expiration of seven years from and after the date of any lease, if the whole amount, with interest be not paid,such lease shall be void with a right of re-entry on the part of the trus tees and their successors, and all sums previous ly paid forfeited to the college, as damage assess ed between the parties. f3. Resolved, That the foregoing rules and regulations be published by the president of the board with his notification of the time and place of sale. Copied from the journal of the board. B. It. GRAYSON, SCr. Conformable to the above regulations, adopted by the board of trustees of Jefferson College, I do hereby declare and make known, that there will be oner-d to be let to the highest bidder, by auction, at the town of St Stephens, in the Ala bama territory, on the third Monday in Decem ber next, the sections of land designated in the above transcript of the proceedings of the board, upon the terni3 and conditions therein specified. DAVID HOLMES, President of the board of trustees of Jetterson College. NOTICE. W ILL be sold By an order of the Court of Ordinary, on the first Tuesday in Decem ber next, part of the real estate of Levi Jourden, deceased, consisting of one hundred and seventy acres of wood land, more or less : it being part of No. 15, adjoining Alexander Reid, Samuel Cowls ami John Lee, sen. &c. Terms made known on the day of sale isham brooks, guard. Putnam, Sept. 20 Fire Wood Wanted on the Western Waters. ^IMIE steam-boat company are desirous of con JL trading for a regular supply of Wood, to be ordered for the use of the steam boats the en suing season, at convenient landing places on Oconee and Altamaha rivers. The wood must be of pitch pine, tut from the bodies of large trees, of high land growth, and well seasoned.—Light wood would be prefered. Persons willing to con tract for the delivery at one or more landings, will send their proposals, specifying the rate per cord, and the name of the landing, its estimated distance from Darien, Millcdgeville, or some public place. The proposals to be addressed ei ther to Joseph Hutchinson, treasurer,at Augusta, or to Richard Wayne, Savannah. SAMUEL HOWARD. August 18, 1818. NOTICE. ^SJSTILLbe sold on the first Tuesday in De- T V ceinber next, pursuant to an order of the honorable the inferior court of Jones county, sitting for ordinary purposes, 101 1-4 acres of land, being one halt of lot No. 180, in the 11th district of Baldwin, when surveyed, now Jones county, lying within one mile of the Oakmulgee river, near Toin’s Ford, and belonging to John W. H. Hobson, a minor. James lockett, guardian. September 22. NOTICE. T HE subscriber intends declining the Drug business, and will dispose of his stock on hand, of Drugs, Putent Medicines, Instruments, Shop Furniture, &c. at reduced prices, lie declines purchasing Ginseng. THOMPSON BIRD. Milledgeville. Oct. 26. FOR SALE, T HAT valuable tract of land, containing fiv- hundred acres, on which the subscriber re sides, adjoining Griggs, Harvey, and others, on Cedar creek. There is, on the premises, an ele gant two story brick dwelling house, a good kitch en, gin house, and other necesssry buildings, to gether with an excellent spring. Any person wishing to purchase can have particulars by apt- plying to ANDERSON COMER. Jones county, October 7. 4t MILLINER S STORE. M RS. BaTEMAN informs the Ladies of Milledgeville and its vicinity, that she has just received a handsome assortment of Ele gant Chip, Silk, Straw, & Beaver Bonnets of the first quality from Ncw-York, which she will dispose of on reasonable terms, at her stote, next door to Messrs. John & W. Lucas, main street. Milledgeville. October 13 EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD. R AN A WAY from the subscriber’s plantation .on Little river, about three weeks ago, a ne gro fellow named Edmund, about five feet four or five inches high, stout built and dark coil plected. The above reward will be given for the delivery of the aforesaid negro. WILLIAM GAGE. F.atonton, Sept. 24 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. \T|7ILL be sold on the premises, in Morgan ▼ v county, on the first Tuesday in January next, between the usual hours of sale, one lot of Lantl whereon the subscriber now lives. More than half the above lot is cleat ed and under good fence, nearly one thousand bearing peach trees a comfortable dwelling house with several cab. bins, and well watered : it being part of the rea estate ol Andrew Brown, deceased, sold for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of saie, but at least half cash in hand. Joseph morrow, ail’mr. in right of his wife BROKERAGE. njTMIE subscriber having established himself in _3_ this city, iu the above line, in connection with Commission Business generally, tenders his services to his friends and the public in general, and hopes by strict attention to merit a share ol public patronage. ROBERT HAIFORD. Savannah, September 23. WILL HE SOLD, O N Monday the 30th of November next, at tue late residence of Peter Smith, dec’d, in the county of Oglethorpe, nine miles above Lex ington, and near BeaVerdam meeting house, on the waters of Cloud’s creek, a part of the per sonal property of the said deceased, consisting of a cotton gin of forty saws, one still of fifty-five gallons, and one mare—The above property to be sold on a credit of twelve months, bond and ap proved security will be required. Also a voung horse, about three years old, to be sold for cash. phil. h. uuRFottD, adiu’r. with the will annexed. October 15. T HIE subscribers, in addition to thtir’f stock, have just received an • iorri >* . „ seasonable GOODS. Cuui.t *" 1V * **► and Indian traders may find it »,| v •’ ( mercl »n| call as they can be supplied on ti n ^ S * modatmg terms. Also 50 boxes Bln*!, 1 r? cw «- 50 bbls. Rye Whiskey, LinSlfe Milledgeville, Oct/afi"' StrayedT [7!ROM the subscriber, on Thursday „• , -L a sorrel HORSE, with a b| u/e face hands 3 incites high, branded on the urj T* JB, 8 or 9 years old. Any peJn^ up said horse and give me information ^ get lum, shall be liberally rewarded. *° ^ Milledgeville, October 19. ** WU,So *- o NOTICE. N the 13th of November will be ejno, j _ sale, without reserve, Corn, Foddef h * hold and Kitchen Furniture, and Faruiiri.n sils, oy the subscriber, four miles from MVr ville. Terms ol sale cash. 4 ,l,e sp- HENRy October 27. ad.yiin 1 stratoipssalT'' W ] LL be sold at Madison, Morgan c«„ h on 1st Tuesday in January next omlS lot of land, it being part of lot No. 242 j.a, 4th district of Baldwin now Morgancounhi joining the lands of W’arren Jordan ami JlT situate and lying on the waters of Sugar cm* nearly half of it cleared, under a fence, s for table log house, brick chimney, with all sary out buildings, well calculated for a family. The terms of sale will be twelvemoad credit; the purchaser giving bund w ith t» c « proved freehold securities. Sold by orderJ hunorable Court of Ordinary. ' DRURY ROGERS, atlm’r October 26. NEW BOOK be. STATIONARY STUM 1V| ORRIS & GINN respectfully infonnft 1TJL public that they have just receivedU opened an extensive assortment of Books io ew ry. branch of literature, ami Stationary of il kinds, which they will dispose of on libtq terms at their Store opposite the Post Ofikt Country merchants are invited to call. Milledgeville, Oct. 12, CRENSHAW A BARROW, H AVE received a large supply of CM Blankets, Bonibazettes, Bomba-litres,8|« Books, Rifles, Patent and Plain FowlKg Pj M Swords, Epaulettes, Sashes, Military Hat, r Spots, Candlesticks, Coffee Urns, Silt and Plated Tea and Coffee Setts, Cut Glass,& rile Shades, Cut Glass, assorted, CantonandXi kin Crapes, Superfine Huts, Roots, Shoes, Ct! skins, Skirting Leather, Sole Leather, Sadilh Saddle Bags, Ladies’Saddle*, Best Patent Lex and Plain Watches, Jewelry, Piano Fortes,Cla onetts, V iolins, Flutes and a complete assort*! of other seasonable Goods, which thev will sell wholesale or retail on reasonable te.ins. Milledgeville, October 12. CABINET FURNITURE. rrUIE subscribers have on hand some hand- JL some Mahogany Furniture, which they will dispose of on moderate terms. Persons wishing to purchase furniture will do well to call on usy as we intend keeping it constantly on hand. As soon as the boats can ascend the river we shall have a good assortment. AlSo a few dozen Fan cy Chairs. Any orders from this or the adjacent counties will he punctually attended to. MARSHALL &. SANDERS Milledgeville, September 5. will UK Sold, O N the premises, on the 22d of December next, between the usual hours, two hundred and twenty acres of land, he the same more or less, it being a part of the real estate of Peter Smith, dcc’d, sold agreeable to the last will of said dec’d ; it being for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said dec’d ; lying and being in the county of Oglethorpe, on the waters of Cloud’s creek, about two miles from Billups’ mill—Con ditions, twelve months credit, with bond and ap proved security. PHIL. H. burford, ad mV. October 15. with the will annexed. notice. T HE subscriber being about to decline the Saw Gin business in this place, now oilers for sale his entire Stock and Tools, consisting of two complete sets, which will be sold separately or together. He has on hand two forty Saw Gins and one of fifty, which will be warranted perfect in every respect. The whole will be sold low, if immediate application be made. a. j. BROWN. Milledgeville, Oct. 20. Ware-House ^CommissionBusiness. SAWYER Sf 1IERRLYG, H AVING made large additions to their es tablishment, tender their services in the a- boveline. They assure their friends that strict attention and punctuality shall be observed in all business entrusted to their charge. Thev keep large supplies of GROCERIES & FURNITURE for sale at the Savannah prices. Darien, October 20. MORE GOODS. T HE subscribers are just receiving their Pi and Winter supply, which is very gem and are offered on the lowest and moataccoM dating terms. Amongst wliicli are, Gentlemei and Ladies’Cloaks and Comforts, Scatfs, Ti pets, Neckbands, Shawls, Cuff Gloves, togctl with a variety of seasonable Dresses. H Cloths, Coating, Plains, and Negro Linens, i so a large supply of Blankets, afforded extres ly low, six barrels superior treble battle Hi Powder, Northern Cheese, &c. &c. NAPIER & ECTOHi Eatonton, October 14 The highest price allowed forc ttoc. *** Call and see. PiilV A 1 it. is.t.vRDINU. T HE subst riber who occupies the house the east side of the Public Square, toed as Fleuker’s Tavern, will accommodate ou !*• eonable terms, and in the best manner thitlk count y will afford, twenty members of the suing Legislature. F,. SHACKELFORD,jr. Milledgeville, October 27. NOTICE. A LL persons having claims against the niff of David D. Felps, late of Putnam ceuatt, will present them (duly attested) to the sut*®' bers for settlement; and all thoseiridebteuWW estate, are earnestly requested to wake wf payment to them—An attention to this noli** particularly requested. , FALBr FF.LPS* C. R. WALLER, e fftr ' Putnam county, Oct. 15. FOR SALE—A BARGAIN- O NE Tract of LAND, 2d district. BiW* county, No. 106,containing202 1-2> CI * ROBERT lUIFOlD- Sept. 23. j — A Persons having business with me please call on Dr. S. Boykin, of MilMp* . who is duly authorized to make all settle in which I am interested. JOEL CRAWFORD' NOTICE. N INE months aft,! date application made, to the Court of Ordinary <>*J county, for leave t<» sell the estate w G. •M’Afec, deceased, for the benefit uf the heir* creditors of said estete. , / WILLIAM ARMSTRONG,*®® * May 7, 1813. ^ PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY J. B. HINES, AT TnRBE DOLLARS PER TEAR, 15 ART*?
