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Section T. BE it therefor? cn- \
oclcd by the Senate a?:d House cf J
Representatives of the state of Gcor- \
gia in General Assembly met and
by the authority of the same, That
the Treaiurer, under the immedi
ate direction of his Excellency the
Governor for the time being, (hall
and he is hereby authorifed and
directed to receive at the Treasury j
Office, in payment for such mo
nies, as are or hereafter may be- j
come due on bonds taken and de
ported in the Treasury Office, for
the aforefaid Fractional Surveys,
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certificates or outstanding eviden
ces of the debt of this state, at and
alter the following rates, to wit: ;
—Audited certificates and Gov- j
error’s warrants, commonly, call- !
ed warrants of anticipation, at one
ei dith and their nominal value, Pre
sident’s and Speaker’s warrants is
sued fmee t:te year 1789, gratui
tous certificates, iunded certificates
vuh (even years intcreft added
thereto after the rate of seven per
cent, per annum, and Governor’s -
warrants lffued fmee the year
1789. at their nominal value, and
bounty land warrants iflfued to the
to the late flats troops, amount
ing in the whole to Three Hun
ch* and and Eighty Five Thousand,
E.ve Hundred and Ten Acres, at
and after the rate of thirty one and
a quarter cents per acre.
Sec. 2. And be it further en
act\ and by the authority aforesaid ,
Thar the sum of Fifty-Five Thou
sand Dollars of the money arising
from payments on the aforefaid
bonds, {hall be and the fame is let
apart and appropriated annually,
and every year for the redemption
of the aforefaid outflanding evid
ences of the debt of this {fate—
Branded such sum (hall be annually
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received at the treasury, and his ex
cellency the Governor for the time
being is hereby authorifed and ern
p ‘vvered to illue to the holder or
holders of certificates of any of the
aforefaid denominations, reduced
as before directed by warrant on
the Treasury for the amount of
his, her or their claim, reduced as
aforefaid, payable out of any mo
ney arising from payments made
to the Treasury for the aforefaid
Fra&ional Surveys.
BFNJAMIN WHITAKER,
Speaker of the House of Representa
tives.
HENRY MITCHELL.
President cf the Senate*
Executive department, Georgia.
Aden fed to, 22d Dec. 1808.
JARED IRWIN, Governor. ,
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GEORGIA, J
Wilkes county. ) % y AME per
sonally before me, Benjamin Hen
drick, and made oath rhar he has
101 lor mif]aid a note of hand given
bv Robert Harris to said Hendrick,
on the 15th December ISOT, due
the 25th December 1808, for one
hundred and eighty dollars, so that
the fame cannot be found.
Benjamin Hendrick.
Sworn to before me this 30th of
January 1809
IVm. M. Kain, J. P.
All persons are hereby forewar
ned from trading for the above note
except with me, and also I have re
ceived from said Harris, in confid
e ration of said note the sum of one
hundred and twenty.four dollars,
fixtv-two and an half cents.
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Benjamin Hendrick.
January 30th, 1509. ,
| SHERIFF’* SALE.
WILL BE FOLD
On the first Tuesday in March
next, at the court house in Lincoln
county , between the hours cf ten
and three o'clock > the following
property — viz .
i ( N E negro man by the name
; of George, one woman Chany, one
woman Happy, one girl Charlotte,
and one boy Davy ; taken at the
infiance of Jones 5c Semmes, to fat
isfy two executions, one against
Thomas Casey, the other against
Thomas Casey & Cos.
Also
Two hundred acres of land, be
trie fame more or iefs, on Grey’s
creek, adjoining Landers and oth
ers ; taken as the property of Sam
uel Averea, to fatisfy an execution,
William Evans furvivjpg executor
of Daniel Lofiin dcceafed, against
laid Averea and John Worthy.
Also
One hundred acres of land, more
or less, on the waters of Loyd’s
creek, adjoining Holliday and Sam
uels ; taken at the in fiance of John
Espy against Thomas Ayres,—re
turned to me by a constable.
/.! so
Three hundred and fifty acres of
land, more or lels, on file waters of
Loyd’s cretk, adjoining Gartrell
and Samuels ; taken at the inftar.ee
of Zen is Parker, to fatisfy fun dry
executions against Ayres Holliday! j
and Dennis Trammel, also, again ft]
David Trammel, Dennis Trammell
and Ayres Holliday, pointed out
by said Holliday, and returned tg
me by a constable. ;
Also !
Two hundred acres of land, more”
or less, adjoining Espy & IV?Cord ;
taken at the in fiance of Samuel
McCormick, to fatisfy fun dry cxe- ,
cutions against James L- flin—re- j
turned to me by a constable.
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Also
Three hundred acres of land,
more or left, 011 Loyd’s ere k, ad- ,
joining M Kinney and others; tak
en as the property of Jeremiah G.r
trel, to fatisfy two executions, * z
Abfolani Tatom for William a, cl
Charles StovaJl, against said Gar
trell, and Jordan Kennebrew hr ;
Abfolam Tatom, against laid Gar- |
treil.
Conditions cafli.
John Stovall, Shff.
Februaiv 2, 1809
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TE N Don LA K S jl VSwA KD.
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\ AN AW AY from the fubferi
ber about the firft of January last, a
likely negro man named MAJOR,
about five feet eight or nine inches
high, well formed, flout built, has
a bold impudent look, and speaks
in the fame way, and is quite black. 1
The fellow is well known about J
Washington, Wilkes county —was ■
once owned by a gentleman in that \
place whose name is Corbet, ami I
have, no doubt but he is now in
the neighborhood of Washington,
as he pretends to have a wife at
Mrs. Ilillhoufe’s. The above re
: ward wiil he given to any person
j who will catch and secure the said
| negro in the jail of Wilkes or Han
j cock, or deliver him to the fubferi
ber now* living in Putnam county,
; Georgia.
Willie AbercpvOMsie.
j February 2, 1809, if.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
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Will be sold
On the first Tuesday in March
next, at the Court house in Wilkes
county , between the hours cf ten
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and three o'clock , the following
property , viz.
jp I V E hundred acres of lend,
more or less, situate in the county
of Wikcs, on the waters of Rocky
creek, adjoining Butler and others,
it being the fame tract at preient
occupied by James Mom sort—also
three hundred acres, more or
less, on the waters of Beaverdam
creek, adjoining Thomas Wiiliam
lon and others, at present occupied
by Arthur M. Charlton.—Alfo,—
the following negroes, viz Alien,
D dor, Brutus, Genet, Pompey,
Clary and her two children Caro
line and Anna, Tener and her two
children George 5c Roderic, Flora
and her two children Harry & Fri
day, Venus and her three children
Kitt liabella k Cyrus, Venus and
her child BHinde, Polly and her
child Lewis—Siller, Kate., Isabella,
Tempy, Liddy, Peg, Chloe, Char
ity, fVieretto and Moses—-also, fix
horses and a waggon. The above
levied on as the property of James
Montforr, to fatisfy sundry execu
tions, viz. Thomas k John Miller,
William Dickson k Cos. and Wil
liam Wilson, against said Mont
fort.
Also j
Three hundred acres of land,
be the fame more cr less, situate
in the county of Wilkes, on the
waters of Beaverdam creek, if be
ing the fame traCt whereon Arthur
M Charlton now lives, adjoining
r I horn as Wfiliamfon and others
taken to fatisfy two executions (to
wit) Louis prud horn me and Gil
berts k Hay vs.. John Rhigo.
ALSO, ‘ ;
One sorrel horse, taken ns the
property of Hughes Roberts, to
fatisfy an execution in favour of
Theophilus Hill. <
Conditions cath.
William Johnson, D. S.
February 2, 1808.
ADa:IN ISTRATOIt'S SALE.
WILL BE SOLD
On Saturday the 25th day cf Fibril- ’
ary, at the late residence cf Ben- ,
junta Brewer deceased, in Frank- j
lin c ounty j
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NUMBER ci good horses, !
cows, hags, household and kitchen
furniture, with a number cf ctjier i
articles—the personal property of j
said deceased. Terms of fide will
be made known on that day. j
Rachel Brewer, adm’x 1
Henry Brewer, adm’r.
Tan. 10, 1809.
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| LAWYERS OFFICE. j
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1 HE fubferiber having com
menced the practice of LAW in
the Ocmulgee circuit, tenders his
profeffional services to tnofe who
may have business in tnofe courts.
He will also continue his practice
in Oglethorpe superior court. His
place of residence is at Eatonton,
in Putnam county, where he may
always be found when not on the
circuit. Letters directed as above
will be attended to.
Christopher B. Strong.
Jan. 23, 12eg, At
jfi XECUTIONS will
warded from this office, by evirw
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mail between the date of thL and
the iii it of April r.ex% to someone
or mure of the fheritfs of this dale.
T hey wiil cenkdc their own finer*
dt therefore, by applying in person
at t!?e p; fit-offices in their refpeHive
counfies, and leceiviiig their htiers;
as early as possible after the arrival,
of each mail
Geo : R. Clayton,
Treaiureri,
Treafury-Office, Georgia. }
Mihedgiville , 2d Jan. 1 809 \ 3?
SlihUiFh ’s
WILL BE SOLD
On the fast I uisday in March)
next., at the coini Loins, in Fwrnhhn •
courty, between the hours of Zetl
and three o'clock , the following
property — viz.
| WO hundred and’ thiffv-five-7
acres of land fin Franklin rniuay r
on the waters LjUmtt c^tk. ,J-.
joining Benjamin Pulliam and oth
ers, granted to James Mfißee)’ ta
ken as the property of John Tern-,
pies to fatisfy William Chiiolnv,
William Cawthorn and Archibald:
Martin—levied on and returned toe
me by Royal Bryan constable,,
Conditions cafix
H. Terrell, D,SI
February 2, 1809.
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GEOROTA, Oglethorpe count
By Maiihew Rainey, clerk cf the
court of uadi nary for said county.
W HERE AS Jofep’n Baaghaaf.’
and John Sims applies for let..
“tidv or aouintit’ ration on ;he est de
of Mic hzd, W hcelen, dectafed, w ; ,iti
the will annexed, - r
Thcle are therefore to cite end
scitnnniih all and singular the kin
died and ertui ors of Hid deceased
to be anu appear at the next 0 urt
cf Ordinary to be held in an< ; fur
the county aforefaid, to ft) w
cause (if any they have) why hnd.
letters should not be grai ted.
Given under my hand this 7.oth
day cf January 1809.
I v i!Ha r,i Bt •eii e r - for
Matthew Rainey, c. C. 0,
GEORGIA. 0 Bet he we e: w.
o -
By Matthew Rainey, her ’\
court el Ordinary for so.Hi cuun, 1
•fST -ir
% }L j
y v LihKlAo r.enry iJ u kps.
applied for letters of aundni ‘
tion cn the estate of Chrhlian Jljd,
deceased,
These are therefore to cite and
admonifii ail and singular the
dred and creditors of laid
to be and appear at the next co’Tt
of Ordinary to be held in att<‘ b r
the county aforefaid, to. ih v
cause, (if any they have) why tald.
letters should not be granted,^
Given under ray hand- this 1 Jr-X
day cf January 1809.
Matthew Rainey , c. a .
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•/ * A David P. Hillmouse, nj
i Wafhington (Geo.) is authorifed- 1%
receive iu.hfaiprions to “ 7 he. Re-,
publican, iff Savannah Evening hcylr i%
gerf* publifhcd. in Savai naa Qhnsoe
times a week) at SIX D( >LLARS;
per annum—ro receive any in- wa
that may be due the
and give receipts for the ft n x
Ever ITT & Lvani,
f Savannah, Jau. 2d. ISO9*