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IOKTICAL
Of the solids sting by Incledon, the English vo
enlist, the following is much admired.
Is there :i heart that never lov’d,
Or felt soil woman’s sigh ?
Is there a man can murk, uumov’d,
Dear woman’s tearful eye ?
Oil ! bear him to some distant shore,
Or solitary cell!
Where none hut savage monsters roar—
Where love ne’er dc.gn’tl to dwell.
For there’s a charm in woman’s eye,
A language in her tear,
A spell in every sacred sigh,
To man—to virtue dear :
Ami he who can resist her smile,
With brutes alone sliouhl live ;
Nor taste those joys which cat e beguile—
Those joys her virtues give.
MISCELjL ANY.
Appointments to office.—T4ic lollotuiig li t
ter, written by Gen. Washington, when Pre
sident. in answer to one from a yevy inii-
niato friend who wauled an appointment, is
characterized by those just political views
and noble sentiments, by which its author
was through life distinguished.
“ To you, sir. and others wlm know me,
A believe it is unnecessary for me to s*>, tout
when I accepted the important trust commit
ted to my charge by my country, i gave up
every idea of personal gratification that i
di<l not think w as compatible with the pubii
good. Under this impression, 1 plainly fort-
saw, that that part of my duty which obligeu
me to nominate persons to oiiiceo, would in
many instances, be the most irksome ,nd on-
pleasing ; lor, however strong my personal
attachment might be to any one, however
desirous I might be of giving him k. proof t
my friendship, and whatever might be, his -x-
pet Rations, grounded upon the amity w iii. n
had subsisted between us, 1 was fully deter
mined to keep myself free fimu every en
gagement that could embarrass me io dts
charging this part of my administration ; s
have, therefore, uniformly decliiictl giving
any decisive answer to the numerous appli
cations which have been made to me., oenig
res -lved, that whenever i so ill be t .Uietl up
on to nominate- persons for those oiti: es wlr h
roey be created, I will do it wiln a sole view
to the public good, ami will bring forward
those who, upon every consideration, an.l
from the best information ( can obtain, will,
in my judgement, be most likely to ans ot i-
that great end.
The delicacy with which your letter was
written, and your wishes insinuated, uid not
require ine to be thus explicit on mis he.iu
with you; but the desire which 1 have that
those persons whose good opinions 1 value
should know the principles on whii li 1 mean
to art in this business, has led me to tins fun
declaration—and 1 trust that the truly wor
thy and respectable charm ters in tins coun
try will do justice to the motives by wnu li i
am ac tuated in all my public transactions.”
General Jackson.—[ The follow ing anecdote
of general Jackson, lias been i utiiiuuiiii aitd
by a gentleman of Joncsborough, l unu ssee
where the affair alluded to happened.] •• it
is a well known trait in the ciiaraciu of gen
eral Jackson, that no man scarcely ev.r pos
sessed more life and vivaiily; ami wmlst
sitting as judge, although the dignity of iuo
bench w-as maintained in a manner tuny to
correspond with the solemn and important
duties lie had to dis barge, yei, when oil the
bench, he not only enjoyed hnnsilf, uuiw .is
the very life of the lawyers, and ail around
biin. During the term he acted asjuuge ai
this court, there was a very awkward snerili,
wlm used to be the subject of great sport t->
the lawyers, and to those witli w hom he had
any business. At a session of the court, «
fellow named Hassell ilean, who had receiv
ed the rudiments of his morals from toe lirst.
settlers of thec.iunr., besides being consti
tutionally depraved, com itemed a mosi vi
olent attack on a man named ADUormack,
with a slick and beat him most furiously. A
warrant was issued, and given to the snerui
to execute, Dean, in the mean time, got on
Ids horse with a rifle, and bid defiance.
The sheriff seemed, as usual, rather bash
ful about executing the process, and com
menced summoning a posse, about the tavern
door, The court had just adjourned for din
ner, anil thejtidge was ill the crowd; some
of the lawyers waggishly told the sher
iff to summon the judge, as he was
as much bound to go as they were; accor
dingly he was summoned. The judge imme
diately told the sheriff to get them horses
wherever lie could find them, and in the mean
time they would furbish up their pistols and
f et matters ready. Ilean, finding a storm
rewing, retreated a few hundred yards;
and whilst the sheriff was getting horses,
tin* judge witli the bar, and a decent collec
tion of rabble who wanted to sec fun, set out
on foot in quest of Bean, whom they soon
found, lie was ordered on the spot to halt,
but not choosing to do so, Drury Brazi-lle,
being foremost, and Bean having a lull to
rise, ho gained on him so as to make the ef
fect with a pistol a little doubtful, and fired
—whether with the intention to kill or not, 1
•never understood ; but Bean stopped—when
the judge advanced near enough to do mis
chief, and threatened, if he did not instantly
surrender, he would empty the contents ol
Ins pistol Into him ; whereupon Bean surren
dered. They then turned about, and lie fol
lowed them to town. As the district court
'i u not at that time, cognizance of the of
fence, he was hound over to the court that
li id and was punished.
VALUABLE LAND*
T ▼ States, by an act entitled •• An ! . lll|| *<l
luting the grants of land ami providin'. J r **»•
disposal ol the lands of tlie United !L 8 , ° r th *
ol die state of Tennessee,” bv the twenilV'*"'
section ot the said act, reserved lor ,, >' fu » n li
Jellersoii College, thirty-six sections
be located in one body, by the Secretar! ' *
Treasury and whereas the Secret!,? °r M
1 reusury did on the d av „f ^ M
m pursuance of said act,' locate .1
thirty-six sec-ions,of land on both sid.,^1
1 o.nbigl.y river, m the then Mississippi “V"
hmna territory; being township No ten M
two west, aim sections number thirtv ami »h*' 18 *l
one in township number ten, range"on. -I
And whereas the board of trustees of said hi
i'wo hundred arid eight” acres tlnnl quality upland, grant-1 •‘“jV p»lvcr and others, granted to Culver, 1 etui-tied I deem it a duty by all iioiiu ■••-le means toa. ^
cd to Greco, on Mont e's creek in Jackson chy, acjoimiig b X l< ‘ cll; ‘ nl l> v.s for e ghteen hundred and seven,een; aIlt l carr y intoeilbct tile Uenevolnh, v P
1 tar due, one dollar twenty-six suicl u qiiuner cts. * , e ,cul views uft'i
Om* liiuifli-od Mi! tliiitv.spvi'M upppti. nt tlmvl n’lv 1 ! Iv. 5 1 ■ UCI11 Idll H the lllttTent (it tl.c
COLiitiClOirg SALli,
, y \ r IM* be sold at tiic Court-house in Jackson county,
& * on t a- scCoiul Tuesday/ m December next, die
following* tracts ot lduut, or so much thereof as
will pay die tax with cost, for the year 1817—viz.
F.tty aCies of die second qtiMdyof up land; s.x hun-
died and thirty-six of the third quality lying in Jackson
county on die waters of the Oconee, aujoitiing Parker
fifty acres of second quality up land in Twi^-ps count} ;
one hundred & fif y-two and a halt acres oil quality hi ...id I
n a t\, icturned by llolur Moon for 1817, tux tiue fo'2 ■' ic.|
F ity ac es 01 th.rd quality tip land, iy.nif on tlie Mid-,
tilc iver «n Jackson county, granted to adjo.ning j
, re.urned by John Skinner tor 1817 ,tax due 61) cts
One hundred acres, said county, granted to M*Dow on
the Mulbury, adi*g Spruce, returned by Lewis Hays
for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax seventy c’ts.
Two hundred and fifty acres 3d q’ty in said county on
tlie Mulmiry, granted to Nevels, adj’g Chaniberla.n,
returned by Ma- kC ‘ itleberry lor eighteen hundred amt
seventeen; tax due, one dollar.
Fifty acres 3d q’ty up bind m said county on the waters
of the Mullmiy, ad/oin.ng" Heed, granted to Yancy, re
turned by Charles Yancy for eighteen hundred and se-
venueiu tax iltie, s.xty c’ts.
3.50 acres 3il q’ty up land lying in said county on Die
Mid bury, ad/g Young and granted to Young, return
ed by May Mullins for eighteen hundred and seventeen;
two dollars sixty-nine and a half c’ts.
One hundred, 3d q’ty up land, granted to Uttssel in said
county on the Mulbury, adj’g (ireshant, returned by
Uobcrt J. M’Kmght lor e.gliteeu hundred and seventeen,
tax due, one dollar seventy-two and u half c’ts.
75 ..ores 3-1 q’tv up land, granted to Jones, said county,
Mulbury, ad^’g Thompson, returned by John Hrizzle fin*
eighvcen hundred and seventeen; tax 67 and a halt c’ts.
iM0 acres third q’ty in said county on the Appalacin
ij< mung |
f-iotvS, re wrned by VVnt. Snnili for leii7; tax due 81 1-2 c*s
1 ?iree hundred and two, third quality up land, granted
0 Gardner ,m<* others, Ivingon W alnut creek ,n Jackson
county, u!j Miiing Parker, returned by Alien J. ilr.dges
for loir, lax due $1 6i) cents.
One hundred and thirty-four acres third qualityup land
ly.ng ti Jackson county on Sandy cicek, grained to M’-
Ij fining Lxikioid; one imndred second quality up
land .idjo.ntng on Sandy creek, returned h 3 Wil
liam Kll.ng on for 1617; tax due $1. 1 ( .) cents.
One hundred and .thirteen .second quality up land, one
I’tnd.ed ami loureeu <nu a quarter third qualityup land
• ing m J. ck u)i. coumy on l tirkey cieek, adjo mug Hen-
<-* , gt tnted to Perkins, reviirned by Jonathan H. Walker
• ! e gh.ecn mtiulrcd and seven teen; tax due ^ ctH *
2 /2 1-3 cm <> rh district Wuk n»on ; 2d2 1-2 tenth d.s-
c •. ;o ; 2 2 1-2 thirteenth district ditto ; 202
1 *.ici iJald . i.i, granted to M’Kmsy on B.*rArer’s creek,
cnirned !>y Woi. Wood for 1817; tax due ^1 47 1*^.
O.ic. Iiou- ud acres third quality, grained to Taylor,
mg in L.uct county, on Hrgad river; eight hundred a-
, es ihi'al quality, granted to Tuylor, ly.iigin Franklin
county on Hro.td river, returned by Edmond Taylor for
ugi.iqen iiuiulred and seventh n; tax due £10 lu 1-4.
< ).ie vitmdred aci ?s th.rd qual.iy up i;»nd,lyng on Moore’s
■' ce v in Jackson eou.iiv, a.ljomingSnnth, granted to Jack,
cturned by Tho’s Street for lbi7; u*x due70 1-2 cents.
F fty acres second ami fitly or’ill rcl m Oglethorpe coun-
y, Cloud’s creejv, Adjo.nmg H.a*\cll, rciurned by Janie*
1 Ponder for 1817; tax due §2 32 cents.
Fifty »cre* second sod fif.y o; third lying in Jackson
ou.v.y on Sandy creek, granted to Matthews, adjoining,
iwMpiei, retimed by Dcmji>cy lingers i.»rl817; *axdue99c.
Ligluy acres up land, *h.rd quality, iy.ng in Jackson
joumy on iturdnn.in’s creek, adj*nniiig Jones, mturned by
t.tua.d (iraveu for 1817; tax due ob 3-4 cents.
SiXty-one acres ih.ru quality up laud in Jackson county
an Sandy creek, rdjo ning Ivcet, granted to Malone, ru
-urned by Aosalom Gray tor 1817; tax due 62 cents.
On? hundred and Cuivy acivs (u.rd quality up land m
lacksiMi county on ll.rdiman’s creek, adjoiinng Tediy ;
JJ 1 -J acres «>u ll.xdiinaii’K creek in said county, udjo.n-
».ig i/amiiiomls, returned In VY.h«am Sm.lh for c giiteeo
bundled and seventeen; t;ix due otic dollar tweivc and a
ud cents.
One uundred acres second quality up land ly mg in
Jack .on county on i ui xey creek, grunted to Hanson, re
turned by A Uieil w.ii.er tor die y c..r 1817; tax aue, one
dollar 03 ami a quarter cents.
Dne lauidi Cvi acres ,hua quality up land lying in Frank-
n county' on Flat creek, atijo.n.ng Caiilei oeriy, granted
» li.uHon returned by Jj;u» Ntmis ior ciglKeeu hundred
| ,i.ul sevcu eeii; .cc due seventy and ui.te q..ai\er cents,
j I wo tnouaaiul two hundred and seven.)-live acres ly
ing n Jackson county on tlie north Oconee and Curr.s
' ue*i, grunted to Wagner and Gui.eu, ad|0,n.ng M’Km-
. s and J) I*.slang’s land, returned by Jesse hm.di tor
tne yerr eighteen mindied and seventeen; tax due, su
dollar.^ hi y-two and a quarter cents.
l’w.> thousand one nuiMhvd and ninety acres granted to
\\ aguer and ilan»on, lying in said couiuy, on me waters
of Uurr.s .ml G.avody ciock.,, itfij 0 - 1 1 111 ti' allun und li'.
Ks-ang, It-.ui-nvil 1)\ Jesse Siiutii as ugciu lor wm. (iilliei-t
lev tiie veal- ei^iiieeu l.undvedaml sevemeeii; lax due Sy).
Two luind, eil ..ml i.riy aiul iwo-iliu-ila aeics ty.ng-
iii ..Hu cottu y on Hurricuic eek, adjoin.ng- IVin, rctuin-
e i by William ifuriitor die ycai eieh.een hundred and
seventeen; tax due, du ee dollars and ten vents.
N nc Imndred and twenty acic, second t|Ua.ity up land,
lying- in sautcoun.y on lie nortli Oconee, aujonniig- lVitts,
gr.i.ned to Hi-own; two thiourea and twenty-tour acrei
j toil'd i|'ty, granted to llrau-ly l_\ mg m said county on Uur-
r.s creek, adj’g (louse, re urne.1 by Aaron S|ir.ngtieli:
ior . lie ye: r cigliteen nnndred and sevenleeni tax due, tour
| dollars sixty-iluce and a liali cents.
Two dun Ired acres thud quality up land, granted to
Potts, on tlie nortli Ucoitee m Jackson county, udjtiutiitg
Harnett, rcitirned by Sieplten Potts (in- e.gliteeu hundred
and set enteen. tax dt.e, two dollars and lofty cents.
One i.umircdand iit'ty acres third quality upland, lying
nsa.il cou:i ; y on toe Pond tork, adjoiu.ng Po.nor, grant-
e i to tlturis, teturne.l by Harris Kolb tor eighteen hundred
anil seienleeiij tux dt.e, e.ghty cents.
ur,e hundred ami Hum ..cres third quality up land ly
ing in said county on ilm-r can creek, granted to May-
hei.l, adJojutK Pi tcliett, re.urned by Henry Gain lin-
eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax due 74 cents.
One hundred acre, third quality ly ng in said county,
north Oconee, ad/g Dickson, granted to York, te-
Ul-tieu by Joseph Haminonds tor eighteen hundred and
seventeen! tax due id) J-4 cents.
Tinrty-hve acres dd quid ty up land lying in said county
on the Pond-auk, adjoin ng Hobertson, grained to AP-
G.dl and .Vi..rbury, retun.cd by Win. Hutson tor e,ghteen
Imndred ana seven,eeiij tax due,57 1 -2 cents.
L*nc hundred ac.cs od quality ii.glt land on the Pond-
fork in s. iu county, returned by John W .liters as agent
tor John Thomas for eighteen imndteu and seventeen;
tux due, nine.y -one cents.
Three hundred acres second quality up land lying in
sa d county, adj’g Williams, granted to walker and
"titers, returned by Samuel Kretwell ior eighteen hun
dred and seventeen; tax due, gl 7u cents.
One hundred acres dd quality- up land ly ing m Franklin
c unity, Garrett’s c.-eek, granted to H.UItouse, ad/g
P -ne, returned by John Bar ber for e.ghteen iiuiulred and
seventeen; tax due, seventy and a lull'cents.
Fit.y acres of up i.md, 3d quality, on Culldler’s creek,
granted to M’Knmy, adj’g Hulsey, re.urned by Kub’t
Gawry for eighteen l.undred andscveuieeii; t. x due 6o cts.
One hundred acres 3d quality- up land ly ing in Jackson
county on tlie Wahuu-iork, udjo.ning Horton, granted to
Christ.an, returned by AsaLnwies tin-1817; tax-8yj-4cts
One hundred acres 3d quality up land lying in sad
county, Walnut creek, ad/g C'ollitts,' granted to
Christian, returned by James Davis for eighteen hundred
and seventeen; tax due, seventy and three-quaner cents.
One Imndred and fifty acres,"granted to Barker, Allen’s
fork, in said county, adj’g Uarr.sson, returned In
Chain Barker for e,ghteen bundled & seventeen; tax 80 c.
One hundred :tc;es3d quality up land lying m sa.d coun
ty on the Poud-liirk, ailj’g Morgan, granted to M’Call
a:ul Marlmrv, re urned by James Cox for eighteen hull-;
itred and seventeen; tax due, seventy and a hall -cents.
One hiutdreil ami twenty-seven anil a halt acres in said
county on the Pond-lock, granted to Karmikle, ad/oining
Hlackstock, returned by V invent Thomassun for eighteen
hunilreil and seventeen; tar due, one dol’r and 3-4 cents
One hundred and twenty-five acres 3d qual.iy up land
in said county on Allen's fork, granted to Jones, adjo,n;ng
Ward, returned by Daniel Blat kstock for eighteen hun-
tred and seventeen; t;u* due, one dollar twenty-timr c’t*.
One hundred lo res 3d q'ty in said countv on the Mul
bury, granted to Bostw.ch, ad/g Crews,' returned by-
John Bostwicli for eighteen Imndred & seventeen; tax 70 c’.
Thirty acres 2d q'ty up land ; 12a acres 3d q’ty ditto,
granted to Cimlsey, lying m said coinitv on the Walnut,
adjoining Cruse, returned l;y William Gideons for eigh
teen hundred and seventeen; tax due, eighty-six c’ts.
One Imndred and thirty-seven acres, of third q’ty l;.«d,ly-1 by fact 11 Util _ v
.ng on tlie Appalachy, said county, adj’g Pierce, returned s ti til t loll, 1 here lore, tie it i esohetl, that utie hw I
by Gordon Pierce for eighteen hundred and seven een; 1 ol file said tlli'tj-six sections of lain! I
tax due, seven.y-seven and a half cents. j to lease. ' m I
One hundred acres third q’ty of l..nd .ying it? said cotm- 2. He
ty on the Mulbtu-v, gran ed to Moore, adj" ; Yeung, re-'i. nascu it
turned bv Isaac Johnson for eighteen iiunmcdikseven.een; | b®Ctll ns, l , o,5, t, 9, 11,13^ j* ., .
tax due, s.xty-n lie and a half c’s. 31, z3,b j, , .19, 31 ami S3, on the inau .ft; I
One hundred ai-res th.rd q’ty up land ly ing ,n sa.d cotm- \ township, url also section 31, m towns! ^ **
ty on Barter’s creet, granted to It.,iker,'adj’g Harper, te-, range one vt e ,t ol the same man " P
turned by James Moore fiireigli,een hundred & seventeen! I Bn That fin. C ak .. s f,„. ,t I. , I
tax due, five dollar., eight v-one. nd a quarter c’ts. I,- 1 " dt ,IIU k ‘ ,s08 |, » l the saisi lands sha'I be
One hundred and s.xty-six acres second q’ty up la;ul on 01 mne, J -tdhe years, renewable ad-inhiafta
Fo- er’s creefc in said county,g.un.eil to W liiiunsi n, ad/g vvltb 11,1 holiHal Ktouinl rent of one rum ' I
Guinn, returned by YViliiam Tltei-men for e ghteen hun- -1.
deed and seventeen; taxdue §4 tkiand; halt c’ts.
One bund ted and twenty-three acres up i„nd 071 Marbu-
re’s creeAt, said coun'y, adj’g Owens, returned by Will am
M. Green for e.gliteeu hmnired ..ml seventeen; t.,.r 75 c’ts.
One hundred and ten acres third q’ty up- land on Bare
creefr in sattl county, adj’g Cowry, yr. n'ed to Peniny on,
returned by Henry Holigood tin- eighteen hundred and se
venteen; tax seventy two and a bait c’ts.
453 acres third q’tv up land on Bare creek, said county,
adj’g Adkins, granted to Burton, returned by John Burton
•or eighteen Iiuiulred and seventeen; tax, one dollar fiity
anil a bait c’ts.
One hundred and thirty-four acres third q’ty up land at
■a.d county on Cedar creek, atlj’g Pentecost, granted to
(lowcl anil others, returned by Stephen Howel for eighteen
hundred and seventeen; tax 77 c’ts.
IUO acres third q’ty up land in said county, on the Mul
bury, granted to Pott, adj’g Betts, returned by Thai!
Perkins f»re ghteen hundred and seventeen; tax due 70 cts.
Lot No. 20o, 1st d strict, Wilkinson, do. do. 141 do.
do. returned by Thompson M’YVtre for 1817 ; tax S 1-
O- e hundred and twenty seven acres 3d quality land,
n Jackson county, adj'g Beauchamp, on the Apalacliy.
returned by John Doss lor 1817; tax due 70 cents
J. M. C. MONTGOMERY, T.C.J.C,
NOTICE.
ILL be sold on tlie first Tuesday in De
cember next, pursuant to an order of
the honorable tlie inferior court of Jones county,
sitting for ordinary purposes, 101 1-4 acres of
land, being one hall of lot No. 180, in the 11th
district of Baldwin, when surveyed, now Jones
county, ly ing within one mile of the Oakmuli.ee
river, near Tom’s Ford, and belonging to John
W. H. Hobson, a minor.
James lockett, guardian.
September 22.
NO I ICE.
O N the 13th of November will be exposed to
sale, without reserve, Corn, Fodder, House
hold ami kitchen Furniture, and Farming Uten
sils, by the subscriber, four miles from -\iilledge-
ville. Terms of sale cash.
October 27.
HENRY MOSS.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
ILL be sold at Madison, Morgan county.
YV mi 1st Tuesday in January next, one hall
lot ol land, it being part ot lot No. 242, in the
4tb district of Baldw in now Morgan county, ad
joining the lands of Warren Jordan and others,
situate and lying on the waters of Jagar creek,
nearly half of it cleared, under a feme, a com
fortable log house, brick chimney, with all neces
sary out buildings, well calculated for a small
famiY- I he terms ol sale will be twelve montus
credit; the purchaser giving bund with two ap
proved freehold securities. Sold by order of the
honorable Court ot Ordinary.
DitLKY Rogers, adm'r.
October 26. *
\\ are-iloitse § Commission Business.
SJ ivy Ell i/ UEHltLYG,
H AVINO 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. They keep
large supplies of GROCERIES & FURNITURE
lor-sale at the Savannah prices.
Darien, October 20.
rent of one cent.
l'liat all leases shall specify the rent a-ied
on, how and in wn.it manner pa table, with
ol re-entry, if the terms of tlie lease are notiT
plied with. '*■
5 That all leases shall be signed by theprejj. I
dent of the board of trustees of said college.
6. That all leases shall be contracted for by tf.
fering said land in quarter sections, to the {ja
est bidder, under a notilicati- n of the presideit I
of the boaiil of trustees of said college, gi,j»
infer.. ation nf the time and place, which i
not be less than forty days.
7. That when tlie river divides any section m I
the same cannot be leased by quarters, such ii-1
visional pacts may be leased entire, or bv tlivij. I
ing or uniting them with others, at the discretica I
of the agent of the board.
8. That no tract shall he leased for less th:i I
two dollars pel acre, payable in (he followivI
manner, to wit: One fouith part to beall
(lie time of executing the lease : mother filial
part within two years; another louith partwilh-1
in four years, and the other fourth part withii I
six years from the date ot the lease.
9. That ail sums not paid at the time of ex* I
ecuting any lease ; the party leasing shall girt
bonds with a penalty of double the amuuntef I
rent contracted for and unpaid. ]
10. Interest at the rate of six per cent a veir,
from the date of tlie lease, shall be charged open
the three last pay ments, if not punctually piid
as they respectively become due.
11. A disc ouut at the rate of eight per cent t
year, shall be allowed on any of the three lid
payments which shall be paitl before the sum
shall become due. reckoning this discount limit
upon the sunt which would have been demandt* |
ble on the day appointed for such payment.
12. At ’lie expiration of seven yean/rowlid I
alter (he dale of any lease, if the whole amount, |
witi; interest be not paid, such tease shall be vtiJ
with a right of re-entry on the paitof the trus
tees and their successors, and all sumsptevinus*
ly naitl forfeited to the college, as damagea*!-
ed between the parties.
13. Resolved. That the foregoing rules id
regulations be published bv the president off*
board w ith his notification of the time anil place
of sale.
Copied from the journal of the board.
B. It. GRAYSON, SOP.
Conformable to the above regulations.adopted
bv the board of trustees of Jefferson College,I
do hereby declare and make known, that the 1 *
will lie offered to be let to the highest bidder,bj
auction, at the town of S( Stephens, in the All*
liama territory, on the third Monday in Drtua*
ber next, the sections of land designated inth*
hove transcript of tlie proceedings of the board*
upon the terms and conditions therein speciM?
DAVID HOLMES;
O-on ilet.r nf : te board of trustees of JeffersonCotlrgO?
WILL BE SOLD,
O N the premises, on the 22d of December
next, between the usual hours, two hundred
ami twenty acres of land, be the same more ot
less, it being a part of the real estate of Peter
Smith, dec’d, sold agreeable to the last will ol
said dec’d ; it being for the benefit of tlie heirs
and creditors of said dec’d ; lying and being in
the county of Oglethorpe, on the watersof Cloud’s
creek, about two miles from Billups’ mill—Con
ditions, twelve months credit, with bond and ap
proved security.
phil. it, burford, adm’r.
October 15. with the wilt annexed.
W ILL BE SOLD,
O NJdom!aythe30th of November next, at
tlie late residence of Peter Smith, dec’d, in
the county ot 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 tube
sold on a credit of twelve months, bond and ap
proved security will be required. Also a young
horse, about three years old, to be sold for cash.
PHIL. II. BURFOliU, Htlin’l’.
with the will annexed.
October
EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.
A'-AW VY from the subscriber's plantati®*
3 ^ on Little river, about three wt-eks ago,a ne
gro fellow named Edmund, about five fedf**
or five inches high, stout built and (lark cons
plected. The above teward will be given for ^
delivery of the aforesaid negro.
WILLIAM CAGE.
F.atonton, Sept.*?4
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
"V^,7’lLL be sold on the premises, in Mw* 1
▼ Y coui-tv, on the first Tuesday in Januar*
next, between the usual bouts of sale, one Id"'
Land whereon the subscriber now lives.
than half the above lot is cleat ed and uridergn 0 ®
fence, nearly one tlio .siiml bearing peach tre<**
a comfortable dwelling Itou-e w ith several
bins, and well watered : it being part of the r*"
estate of Andrew Brown, deceased, s*dd f‘* r
benefit of the heirs of said deceased. Ter" 1 *
made known on the day of sale, but at least hall
cash in hand.
Joseph morrow. od'm r -
in right of hi 1 '" j
BROKERAGE.
/1 nHE subsetiber having established hitnMlf
JL this city, in the above line, in c°n |iec
with Commission Business generally? tend crS
services to his friends and the public in geticc***
and hopes by strict attention to merit a slt* r *
public patronage.
ItOUERT RAIFOBD-
Savannah, September 23.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY* UT
J. B. HINES,
AT tllREE DOLLARS, PER YEAR IN ADVAJC*