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POETICAL.
IHOU TUK AMWIIICAN DAILY ADVkR I'lSAH.
MR. DENN1E.
Ah, who is he that sleepeth here,
Where rose nor lilv bloom ?
What spot that seemeth lone and dreart
What weed-encircled tomb ?
I hear tlie voice of answering wo :
** Immortal Dennie sleeps below.”
Stranger who treaclett o’er this mound,
Kctnember who is laid
Beneath the cold, but hallowed ground,
Whereon thy foot has strayed:
Check not thechrystal otf’rmg dear—
The dust of Dennie slumberelh here.
Ye virgins, to this turf repair,
And deck your poet's urn s
Drop on the wreath afl'ection’s tear,
Then silently return i
Let all your steps be soft and slow—
Remember. Dennie sleeps below.
Ye sons of song, who hither come,
Your hear ts w.th cypress 'twined,
On, lay them siient on the tomb—
A brother's here enshrined !
No earthly strain should dure to flow:
Remember, Dennie sleeps below.
Precious Document.—In an <ildjiiurn.il ><f
congress printed in 1775, is the following
entry, recording one of the most important
anil interesting events of the revolution :
“ Fridcy, June 16, 1775.—The president
informed colonel Washington, that I ho con
gress had yesterday unanimously made choice
of him to be general and commander in chief
of the American forces, and requested that
he would accept of the appointment, to which
colonel Washington, standing in his place,
answered :
Mr. President,—Though l am truly sensi
ble of the honor done ine by this appointment,
yet, I feel great distress from a conscious
ness, that my abilities and military experi
ence may not bo equal to the extensive and
important trust. However", as the con
gress desire it, I will enter upon the momen
tous duty, and exert every power I possess
in their service, and for support of the glo
rious cause, I beg they will accept my most
cordial thanks for this distinguished testimo
ny of their approbation.
But lest some unlucky event should hap
pen unfat orahle to my reputation, 1 beg it
may be remembered by every -gentleman in
the room, that I this <lay declare with tin-
utmost sincerity, I do not think myself equal
to the command I am honored with.
As to pay, sir, I beg leave to assure the
'Congress that as no pec uniary consideration
could have, tempted meto accept this arduous
employment, at the expense of my domestic
ease and happiness, 1 do not wish to make
any profit from it. I will keep an exact ac
count of rnv expenses. Those I doubt not
they will discharge, and this is all I desire.”
COl.LlbC Toil's SAhh.
W^ILLbe sold ut the couri-hoiise in Jackson comity,
If on the second Tuesday «n December next, the
™ " following tracts of Lund, or bo much thereof
tf illpuy the tax with cost, for the year lol7—viz.
Fifty acres ot the second qtu.h.y of up land ; s.x hun
dred anti tlui-ty-six of the third quality lying in Jacfcfon
countv on the waters of the ucoi.ce, adjoining Parker;
fifty acreb of second quality upland m Twiggs county j
one hundred & fifty-two and a hall acres 3d quality in said
count), returned by Bolar Moon for 1817, tax due £2 48c
Fifty aciee’of third quality up land, lying on the Mid
dle river <n Jackson county, granted to Dgg, adjoining
Hanson, returned b\ Joun Skinner tor 1817 ,urx due 6U cts
Two hundred ancle ghi acres thirdqtiuliiy upland,grant
ed lo Green, on Moo.e s creek in Jackson c’ty, adjoining
Qotts, returned by \V ni. Snmh ior 1817; tax due 8l" I
Three hundred and cwo, third quality up land, granted
to Gardner and others, lying ou NV ulnut creek ,n Jackson
County, ady> i.mg Paiker, returned by Allen J. Bridges
for 1817, iux due &1 Oo cents.
One hundred ana uur >-four acres third quality up land
lying ai Jackson county on Sandy creek, grained lo M*-
JF.dls, adjoining-Lankford ; one hundred second q lality up
land adjoining Lspev on bandy creek, returned by Wil
liam Ellington ior 1817; tax due g 19 cents.
One hundred and fourteen second quality up land, one
hundred and .our ieen and a quarter third quality up land
lying in Jackson county on Turkey cieek, adjoining Ben
net, gianted to Perkins, returned by Jonathan B. Walker
for e gineen hundred and seventeen; tax due £>1 44 cts.
292 1-2 eleventh district W.lkinson ; 292 1-2 tenth dn
tnctditto ; 2u2 1-2 th.rteentii district ditto ; 292 1-2 s.xth
fl,strict Baldwin, granted to M’tvmsy on Barton's creek
returned Dy Wm. Wood tor 1817; luxduc *7 1-4.
One thousand acres third quality, granted to Taylor,
lying in Libert county, on Broad river ; uigut hundred a-
cres itiu’d quality, grained to Taylor, ly.ngin Franklin
county on Broad rive., returned oy Edmond Taylor tor
eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax out $ 10 10 1-4.
One hundred acres tn.ru quality upLnd,ty .< g«..n Moore’s
Creek in Jackson coaiity, adjoining o.n.U., gi anred to Jack,
returned by Thus St ret tioi IbD, tax due7U 1-2 cents.
Fdtj acres second and hfey ot tli.nl m Ogletfiorpe coun
ty, Jlouu s creek, adjouv...g Harveil, returned by James
H. Ponder tor 1817; -Jt cue £2 22 cents.
Fifty acres seco id uiu fifty oi third lying in Jackson
county on bandy ci eek, granted to Matthews, adjoining
Stapler, ie turned by Dempsey Rogers iorl817; uixdue99 c.
Eighty acres up land, tli.rd quality, lymg in Jackson
County on li.irdaman’s creek, adjo mng Jones, returned by
Randal Gmett for 1817; tax due 06 3-4 cents.
Sixty-one acres th.rd quality up land in Jackson county
on Sandy creek, adjo.mug Keey, granted to Malone, re
turned by Absalom Gray ior 1817; tax due 82 cents.
One hundred and thirty acres third quality up land in
Jackson county on fWdiman’s creek, -djoimng Tedly ;
02 1-2 acres on ii.irdnnan’s creek in said.county, adjoin
ing Hammonds, returned by William Smith for eighteen
hundred and seventeen; tax due one dollar twelve and a
halfcent9.
One hundred acres second quality up land lying in
Jackson county on Turkey creek, granted to Hanson, re
turned by Albert wmtei tor the year 1817; tax due, one
dollar 89 and a quarter cents.
One hundred acres third quality up land lying in Frank-
lin county on Flat creek, adjom.ng Cantei berry, granted
to Hanson returned by John Nelms for eighteen hundred
and seventeen; tax due seventy and three quar^er-cents.
Two thousand two hundred and seventy-five acres ly*
ing in Jackson county on the north Oconee and Curns
creek, granted to Wagner and Garrett, adjoining M’Km-
nev*s and IVEslang’s land, returned by Jesse Smith for
the year eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax due, sir
dollars fifty-two and a quarter cents.
Two thousand one hundred and ninety acres granted to
Wagner and llaiisor., lying in said county, on the waters
of Curris and Gravcdy creeks, adjoining atlon and D’-
J&stang, returned by Jesse Smith as agent for wm. Gilbert
fbrthc year eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax due
Two hundred and sixty and two-thirds acres lying
in said county on Hurrican creek, adjoining Pain, return
ed by William Hurd for the year eighteen hundred and
seventeen; tax clue, three dollars and ten cents.
Nine hundred and twenty acres second quality up land,
lying in said county on the north Oconee, adjoining Potts,
granted to Brown ; two hundred and twenty-four acres
third q’ty, granted to Brantly lying in said county onCur-
ris creek, aclj’g House, returned by Aaron Springfield
for the year eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax due, tour
lollars sixty-three ami a half cents.
Two hun lred acres third quality up land, granted to
. ./.is, on the north t>conec in Jackson county, adjoining
Barnett, returned by Stephen Potts for eighteen hundred
mul seventeen; tn.r due, two dollurs and forty cents.
One hundred 1 fifty acres third quality up land, lying
n.said county on the Pond fork, adjoining Po.nor, grat
ed to Curr.s, returned by Harris Kolb for eighteen hundred
and seventeen; tax due, eighty cents.
One hundred and thirty acres third quality up land ly-
g in said county on flurncun creek, granted to May-
field, ad/inn.ng Pritchett, returned by Henry Cam lor
eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax due 74 cents.
One hundred acre# third quality lying in said county,
north Oconee, a<l/g Dickson, granted to York, re
turned hy Joseph Hammonds for eighteen hundred and
seventeen; tax due 70 3-4 cents.
Thirty-five acres 3d quality up land Ring in said county
on the Pond-fork, adjoining Robertson, granted to M -,
Call and M.irbury, returned hy Wm. Hutson tor c.ghieen
hundred and seventeen; tax due, 57 1-2 cents.
One hundred acres 3d quality high land on the Pond-
fork in said county, returned by John Winters agent
for John Thoma9 for eighteen hundred and seventeen;
ax due, ninety-one cents.
Three hundred acres Setrmd quality up land lying in
said county, adj’g Williams, granted to walker and
others, returned by Samuel Fretwell for eighteen bun
dled and seventeen; tar due, §yl 70 cents.
One hundred acres 3d quality up land lying in Franklin
county', Garrett’s creek, granted to Hillhouse, adjV
Paine, returned by John Barber for eighteen hundred and
seventeen; iar due, seventy and a half cents.
Fifty acres of up land, 3d quality, on Candler’s creek,
granted to M’Kmny, adj’g Hulsey, returned by Rob’t
Lawry for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax due 69 cts.
One hundred acres 3d quality up land lying in Jackson
county orv live Walnut-fork, adjoining Horton, granted to
Christian, returned by AsaLawles lor 1817; tax 89 3-4 cts.
One hundred acres 3d quality up land ly ing in said
county, Walnut creek, adj*g Collins, granted to
Jhristian, returned by James Davis tor eighteen hundred
and seventeen; tax due, seventy and three-quarter cents.
One hundred and fifty acres, granted to Barker, Allen’s
fork, in said county, adj’g Garrisson, returned by
Barker for eighteen hundred & seventeen; tax 80 c.
One hundred acres 3d quality up land ly ing m said coun
ty «m the Pond-fork, adyg Morgan, granted to M*Call
and Marbury, reiurned by James Cox for eighteen hun
dred and seventeen; tax due, seventy and u halt cents.
One hundred and twenty-seven and a halt* acres in said
county on the Pond-fork, granted to Karmikfe, adjoining
• uckstock, returned by Vincent Thomusson for eighteen
hundred and seventeen; tax due, onedol’r and 3-4 cents.
One hundred and twenty-five acres 3d quality up land
said county on Allen’s fork, granted to Jones, adjoining
aftl, returned by Daniel Bluckstock for eighteen hun
dred and sevemeen; tax due, one dollar twenty-four c’ts.
One hundred acres 3d q’ty in said county on the Mul-
burv, granted to Bostwicli, adj’g Crews, returned by
John Bostwicli for eighteen hundred & seventeen? tar 70 c.
Thirty acres 2d q'ty up land ; 123 acres 3d q’ty ditto,
granted to Lindsey, lying ;n said'county on the Walnut,
adjoining Cruse, returned by William Gideons for eigh
teen hundred and seventeen; tax due,-eighty-six c’ts.
One hundred acres, said county, granted io M’Dow on
the Mulbury, ad/’g Spruce, returned by Lewis Hays
for eighteen hundred and seventeen; tux seventy c’ts.
o hundred and fifty acres 3d q’ty in said county on
the Mulourv, granted to Nevels, adj’g Chamberlain,
returned by Mu* k Castleberry for eighteen hundred and
sev enteen; tax due, one dollar.
Fifty acres 3d q’ty up land m said county on the waters
of die Mulbury, aipoming Reed, granted to Yancy, re
turned hy Charles Yancy for eighteen hundred and se-
cntecu; t.ur due, sixty c’ts.
350 acres 3d q’ty up land ly ing in said county on the
Mulbury, adj’g Young and granted to Young, return
ed by May Mullins for eighteen hundred and seventeen;
r o dollars sixty-nme and a half c’ts.
One hundred, 3d q’ty upland, granted to Russel in said
county on the Mulbury, adj’g Gresham, returned b)
Robert J. M’Knizht for eighteen hundred and seventeen;
tax due, one dollar seventy-two and a half c’ts.
75 acres 3d q’ty up land, grunted to Jones, said county,
nfulbury, adj’g Thompson, returned by John Grizzle for
eighteen hundred and seventeen; tax 67 and a half c’ts.
3o0 acres third q’ty in said county on the Appalachy,
adj’g Colyer and others, granted to Colter, returned
hy Richard Davis for eighteen hundred and seventeen;
tax due, one dollar twenty-six and a quarter c’ts.
One hundred and thirty-seven acres, of third q’ty land,ly
ing on the Appalachy, said county, adj’g Pierce, returned
by Gordon Pierce for eighteen hundred and seventeen;
tux due, seventy-sex en and a half cents.
One hundred acres third q’ty of land lying in said coun
ty on the Mulbury, gran ed to Moore, adj’g Young, re
turned by Isaac Johnson for eighteen hunored&ycventeen;
tax dq^, sixty-n.ne and a half c’ts.
One Hundred acres third q’ty up land lying in said coun
ty on Barter's creefc, granted to Barker, adj’g Harper, re
turned by James Moore for eighteen hundred & seventeen;
tax due, five dollars eighty-one and a quarter c’ts.
One hundred and sixty-six acres second q’ty up land on
Foster’s creep in said county,gi anted to Williamson, nd/g
Guinn, returned by William Thcrmon for eighteen bun
dled and seventeen; tax due £4 66 and a half c’ti.
One hundred and twenty-three acres up land on Marbu-
; «/’* week, said coun'y, ad/g Owens, returned by Wili am
M. Green for eigh.een hundred and seventeen; tax 75 c’ts.
One bundl ed and ten acres third q’ty up land on Bare
creep in said county, acl/*g Lowry, framed to Pcninyion,
returned b) Henry llobgood tor eighteen bundled and se
venteen; tax seventy two and a halt c’ts
iMr
VALUABLE LANDS,
To be let for 99 years—renewable forelier.
W HEREAS the Congress of the United
States, by an act entitled “ An Act regu
lating the grants of land and providing for tin-
disposal of the lands of the United States, south
of the state of Tennessee,” by the twenty-fourth
section of the said act, reserved for the use of
Jefferson College, thirty-six sections of land, to
he located in one body, by the Secretary of the
Treasury—and whereas the Secretary of the
Treasury did on the day of
in pursuance of said act, locate the said
thirty-six sections of land on both sides of tire
Tombigby 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 :.-!l honorable means to promote
and carry into ettect the benevolent views of Con
gress, by facilitating the interest of the said in
stitution, Therefore, be it resolved, that one half
of 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, 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, and 33, on the map of the
township, and also section 31, in township ten,
range one west of the same map.
3. That tire leases for the said lands shall be
for ninety-nine years, renewable ad-infinitum,
with an annual rent of one cent.
4. That all leases shall specify the rent agreed
on, how and in what manner payable, with a right
of re-entry, if the terms of the lease are not com
plied with.
5. That all leases shall be signed by the presi
dent of the board 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 than forty days.
7. That when the river divides any section so
the same cannot be leased by quarters, such di
visional parts may be leased entire, or by divid
ing or uniting them with others, at the discretion
of the agent of the board.
8. That no tract shall be leased for less than
two dollars per acre, payable in the following
manner, to wit: One fourth part to be paid at
the time of executing the lea^e ; another fourth
part within two years j 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 execu
ting any lease; the party leasing shall give bonds
with a penalty of double the amount oi rent con
tracted for and unpaid.
10. Interest at the rate of six per cent a year
from the date of the lease, shall be 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 be 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 demanda-
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 nut 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.
13. 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.
B. R. GRJWSON, srr.
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 offered to be let to the highest bidder, bv
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 terms and conditions therein specified.
DAVID IIOLMF.S,
President of the board of tusrtees of Jefferson College.
MONTHLY N0TICE9.
A FTER the expiration of nine month, f
the date hereof I shall make
the honorable the couit of ordinary^ „f p •»
county for leave to sell a certain tract r, !
containing 202 t-2 acres, lying and bein'! -H
24th district of Wilkinson county, (now
county,) said land drawn in the name If
Rodgers, B lloch county, and known bvtl •
272, to be sold for the benefit of the heir r.
dy Fugham, deceased. UADER F URClm n‘
adm’r. in right of hisJfl U) -
February 7, 1818. W|le -
Vj ,NB . mu f ' lt J' s 'f er ^ application,
INI made, to the honorable the Inferior -
of Putnam county, when in session for 0r( |;
purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of Ra?
Reid, deceased. james
February 25th, 1818. in right of his^'f..
ill Ik
j^l made to the honorable the' (
INE months aft’e
ir ‘iate, application «
°" r 'of Unlia,.
y, of Washington county, for leave to sell a.'
hundred and twenty acres of land, M |joi
se Kronur and others, part of the real'\ S J
of William IS. Murphey, deceased, sold f or
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said *
ceased.
March 12,1818.
Jesse kkoom,adm'f,
alsey manniso, jj/
N INE months after date, application aim,
made, to the honorable the Inferior Courts
Morgan county, when sitting as a Court of A
dinary, f r leave to sell one hundred and fifty *
cres of land, lying in said county, known by U
313, for the benefit of the heirs of George i/J?
son, deceased. 0 *
WM * dill, -dm’r.
too. davis, AdmV.
,, . „ „ >n lightefbij*i
Morgan county. May 13,1818.
% PPLIC.Y1 ION will be made a*,'ree»b|jsd
7 4. law, to the in erior court of Putnam com.
ty, sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave -
sell one hundred acres of land, be the same™,
or less, the real estate of William Rvle,dec«.
ed, lying on Cedar creek.
leo. AiutncROMniE.admV
May 26.
TVTINE months afterdate, application will ba
JJN made, to the honorable the Inferior Court
of Putnam county, when sitting as a Court of
Ordinary, for leave to sell the real estate of
Thomas W. Scott, dec’d. sold for the btotl
of the heirs and creditors.
thomas Kn.rATnicK.admV.
in right of his wife.
March 24, 1818.
N INE months after date, application will bo
made to the Court of Ordinary, of Mnrjn
county, for leave to sell the real estate of \fj.
liam B. W'alls, deceased, for the benefit of tk
heirs and creditors of said estate,
MATHEW COCHRAMjid'r.
March 2. 1817.
450 acres third q’ty up land un Bare creek, said county,
udy'g Adkins, granted to Burton, returned by Join. Hurton
for e.tfUieen hundred and sevemeen; tax, one dollar fifty
and a half c'ts.
One hundred and thirty-four acres third q’ty up land in
,ud county on Cedar creek, adj’g I’entecost, granted to
Dowel and Others, returned by Stephen Dow el for e.ghteen
hundred and seventeen; tax 77 c’ts.
IUt) acres th.nl q’ty up land in said county, on the Mul-
burv, granted to Pott, adj’g Betts, returned by Thad-
Petk.ns fore gliteen hundred and seventeen; tax due 70 cts.
Lo' No. 262. 1st district, Wilkinson, do. do. 141 do.
do. returned by Thompson M’Wire for 1817 ; tax S 1.
O .e hundred and twenty seven acres 3d quality land,
in Jackson county, adj’g Beauchamp, on the Apalachy,
returned by John Doss for 1817; tax due 76 cents.
J. M. C. MONTGOMERY, T.C.J.C.
NOTICE.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in De
cember 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 ooe half of lot No. 180, in the 11th
district of Baldwin, when surveyed, now Jones
county, lying within one mile of the Oakmulgee
viver, near Tom’s Ford, and belonging to John
W. II. Hobson, a minor.
jameb lockett, guardian.
September 22.
JUST RECEIVED.
S UGAR, Coffee, Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin
Cogniac Bracdy. Also, 20 boxes Paine’ 1
Candles. I/. B. Uoleombe Co.
MILL BE SOLD,
O N Monday the 30th of November next, at
the 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 young
iiorse, about three years old, to be sold for cash.
Phil. h. bukfokd, adin’r.
with the will annexed.
October T5.
N
INK months after date, application will kf
made to the Judges of the Iiu’erior Couth of Odw
tliorpe county, for an order to sell three !ntt of Ijk), l»
mnging to the minors of Dreiul Thornton, dec’d, to wiV
Norctssa, Isaac and Dread Thornton.
Wiley thornlov, crtiardian.
September 7
i^i made to the honorable die Inferior cour'.of Juxf
county, for leave to sell the real ed., t e of Je*»e Denn.qaeti
WILLIAM FAIUC11ILD, aillll’f.
Kept ember i7.
N 1
INF. months afte date application will lit
made, to the Court of Ordinary of fcjd
county, for leave to sell the estate of Grew
M’Afee, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs ari
creditors of said estate.
WILLIAM ARMSTBOXO, adffl'p
May 7. 1813.
H
CRENSHAW A BARROW,
AVE received a large supply of Clotla
Blankets, Bombazettes. Bombazines,Bin!
Books, Rifles, Patent and Plain Fowling
Swords, Epaulettes, Sashes, Military Hah »«
Spurs, Candlesticks, Coffee Urns, Sit*
and Plated Tea and Coffee Setts, Cat Glass.Cit’
die Shades, Cut Glass, assorted. Canton and Nat-
kin Crapes, Superfine Hats, Boots. Shoes, Can*
skins, Skirting Leather, Sole Leather. Saddles
Saddle Bags, Ladies’Saddles, Best PatentI,e r *
and Plain Watches, Jewelry, Piano Fortes.Clare
onetts, Violins, Flutes and a complete assortmed
of other seasonable Goods, which thev trill
wholesale or retail on reasonable terms.
Milledgeville, October 12.
o
WILL BE SOLD,
N the premises, on the 22d of December
next, between the usual hours, two hundred
and twenty acres of land, be the same more or
less, it being a part of the real estate of Peter
Smith, dec’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 watersof Cloud’s
creek, about two miles from Billups’ mill—Con
ditions, twelve months credit, with bond and ap
proved security.
thil. li. RtnToRD, adm’r.
October 15. with the will annexed.
COTTON BAGGING.
S AMUEL GOODALL has i'Jst received a
large quantity of Inverness and Tow Bag
ging, which will be sold low.
RICHARD MORGAN fc SON,
H AVE just received from New-York, a gene
ral assortment of DRY GOODS, Hardware
and Cutlery, which they will dispose of on rea
sonable and accommodating terms, by the quan
tity or piece. They have likewise received an
additional supply of GROCERIES. Oct. 5.
GEORGIA, JONES COUNTY.
Jones Superior Court, Jtugnst Term, 1818—
sent his honor Judge Strong•
O N the petition of John B. E. Ellkin, dilitt
that he was in possession of an original M
for titles given Alexander B. Kenedy and W*
H. Kenedy, to the said John B. E. ior lot N*
113 in the county of Jone-', made the 29th nj
of November, 1817, cnoditioned to be voidnp^
them the said Alexander ami John H- noaki 11 #
and causing to be made on the first t'av of FtbO*
ary then next, a good and Sufficient title to M*
lot of land, and that h', has lost or mislaid ^
same, so that he cannot find i'„»»()n motion /
James Fier s g n> attorney f 01 , {|' e appelant, >tj
?rd<!red, that a copy of said bond be establish
in lieu of the original, at the next term of
court, unless cause be shewn to the contrary!
and that a copy of this rule be published in «**
of the public Gazettes of this states once aid®**
for six months. A true copy taken from ®
minutes, this 20th day of August, ISIS.
GREENE WHATLEY C. *•
COTTON WANTED.
T HE fair market price will be paid I®
for Cotton, by Cha. Armstrong, next do*
Messrs. Crerfehaw & Barrow.
Milledgeville, November«