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M : KlS'i ’*j S/.LE. WILL BE SOLD, Cfi the firjl Tuesday in OtJcber next, at the Court Houfe in dark. County , between the hours of Ten and ‘Three o'clock, the following pro perty, VIZ. One hundred and fixty-two acres of land in Clarke county, under morgue, in favor of Jfile Lane, wiuh a crop of corn and cotton growing thereon, amount for which mortgage is 98 dollars 87 1-2 cents, alfo four or five thoufand pine ftiingles, or.e raw hide, one fide * fiddle, one man’s faddle, ten or fifteen pounds of (hingling nails, one bay mare, one fbmi horfe, three cows and calves, two heifers, nine head of geefe, futeen head of hr and fix fmall pigs, one corner cupboard, fix fplit bottomed chairs, “one pine chef, one writing defk, all which property is to be fold as the property of Richard Lawrence, under the Infolvent Law for the benefit of his creditors—the geefe and hogs will be fold as they run on the plantation. ALSO. One hundred and eight acres end VJta ‘C [of land, be the fame more 7or / vv l ‘h in Clark county, it being vne plantation whereon Jacob Bur gar now liver, levied r;n as the pro perty of Jacob Burgar to fatkfy fun dry executions at the inftance of Robert Grimmett, and pointed out by the defendant and returned to me by Richard Stanfi id, confcable. ALSO. One defk and book cafe, two folding tables, one pine fi.ib and tight chairs, two fea her beds and furniture, one fet of tea china, le vied on as the property of Micsjah Williamfon, deceafed, to fatisfy an execution in favor of William & E lix Gilbert, and pointed cut by W * 1 iiom Williamfon. Conditions cafla. JOHN SELMAN. Sheriff, September 3, 1809. SHERIFF’S SALE. On tie firjl Tuefday in o Stoker next, at the Court-Houfe hi Jack/on coun ty between the ujual hours, will be fold, t toe following property, m. 470 acres of land be the fame more or Id's, un the waters of the Oconee, granted to joining Bjwen, levied on by fundry execu tions as the property of John Lane at the irftance of Pope & Bibb and others; the property pointed out by laid Lane. ALSO, One negro woman named Har riot, levied on by fundry executions as the property of SherodThomp fon at the inftance of Johnßach ford and others. Conditions caftr. WILLIAM POTTS, Sheriff. Align ft 28, 1809. PUBLIC NOTICE. ALL pei ions travelling through the Creek Nation are at liberty to crols the Chatohoochee, either at Mr. John Marfhal's"ft rry or at Mr. MTntofh’s, whichever they pleafe as they are both half breeds $ and we pledge our word and honor that all travellers coming or going through our country lliall be ufed well, as this is the wifh and talk of the Chiefs of Coweto. LITTLE PRINCE, CHIEF of Coweto Towns. N. B. The old road goes to Mr. Ivla fhais which is the left baud. Angp.fi 26, 1809. 66 t. (, 6 14 CENTS REWARD. TD> UN-A W A Y from me In Loyifa county, Virginia, my Ap prentice Boy cf the name of Willi am Powers, about two years ago, and fettled in the State of Georgia with John F. Cocke from whofe employ he abfeonded a few davs ago—he is about i3 years of age. The above reward will be given to any perlbn who w.ll bring laid boy v to me to the aforementioned county. WILLIAM COCKE. Auguft 27, 1809. NOTICE. A ‘ XjILL perfons having anv de mands again!! the eftate <>f Natha niel Bridges, deceaftd, are requeued to exhibit them properly attefted within the time prefersbed by law, in order that provifion may be made to difebarge the fame—And all perfons indebted to faid eftate are requefted to make payment to WILIE J BRIDGES, AND WM. M. STOKES, Executors. Aug'ft 17, 1809. TO BE LEASED Ji HE Houfe and Lot in Athens, now occupied by Captain W. Eaf lley,—The Houfe 40 feet by 24-—“ The Lot well enclcfed, with a Kit chen, Smoke*Houfe and Stable thereon. Further improvements will be made to fuit the Leflee, if required, and immediate pofieffion given— apply to A. LEWIS. Athens, Auguft 28, 1809. NOTICE. A v v Jc\. LL perfons indebted to the fubferiber are hereby notified that, Auguftin S. Clayton, Efq. of Athens, Clark county, is auchorifed to receive payments and give re ceipts, and thole who are difpofed to fctcle their accounts, and dif charge their dues, will do well to make an early application to him, as he has a perfect difciedon in collecting by law’ or otherwife. RANSOM ATKINS. “, Augufl 19, 1809. SHERIFF’S SALE.. On the Firjl Tu eft day in 0 Bober next, at the Court-Houfe in jackfon County, between the uftual hours , will be fold the following property, to wit : 100 acres of land be fame more or iefs, on the waters of the middle river, adjoining Samuel Wilfon, alfo one bay horfe and one forrei horfe, all levied on as the property of George Martin at the inftance cf Samuel Willon, the property point ed out by the plaintiff. ALSO. One bay mare levied on as the property of John Phinecy at the inftance of Uriah Humphries, the property pointed out by the deren dan*. Conditions cafti. JOS. J. SCOTT, D. S. Auguft 28, 1809. A FEW COPIES Of a Sermon Preached in Vindication Gf Revealed Truth, and in which is produced fome of the ft r eng eft arguments that re ligion admits cf FOa SAT.fi at THIS OFFICE, COLLECTOR’S SALE, W ill befold at the Ccurt-lloiftein Jack - Jon County, on Wednesday the 20 ih of December next ; the following Trails cf Land, or Jo much thereof, as will falsify the tax due thereon with ccfts> VIZ . 467 Acres of the 3d quality (fo fays three freeholders) originally granted to William Ledford, lying in Jackfon county on the waters of the Ocpnee ; reported to be in de- Euit from the year 1805 until the year 1808, both included—tax due 2 dollars 37 cents. 400 Acres lying in Jackfon coun ty on Allen’s Fork, 5c acres of the 2d quality, the balance of the 3d quality, (fo fays three freeholders) granted to Lamar, johvng Hick man .and others ; reported to be in default from the year ißc£ until the-year 1808, both included—tax due 1 dollar 9 * 1-2 cents. f. M. C. Montgomery, T. C. J. C. June 14, IOC9 56 iw 6m COLLECTOR’S SALE. On Saturday the 2fa of September next, will be fold at the court houfe in Jackfon county, between the hours of ten and three o'clock, the following tracts of land or as much as will fat isfy the tax due therein, wtth cofts, viz —• igco Acres, 3d quality, granted to Randol Trailer, lying in j ;cklon county on the waters of fouth Broad river, .joining Drifkol and others, given in by William Streecman as his own property for the year 1807 and as agent for Randol Trailer for the year 1808—tax due for 1807 1 col’ar 67 1- 2 cents, and for the year 1808, 1 dollar 25 cents. ALSO, 130 Acres, 3d quality, granted to Marbury, Jackfon county, mid dle Oconee, joining JJfie, returned by Jacob B. Warbington for 1807 —tax due 5 1 cents. Terms, cafh. j. M C. Montgomery, T. C. J. C. July 14, 1809. NOTICE. Ti HQ ‘E perfons who are io ar rears for rent on the Sandy creek tract of land, Clark county, belong ing to the Trufi.ees of the Univer iiry of Georgia, whether as original Itiiees or under kffees are hereby notified that unlefs payment is made to the fubferiber, or the old notes taken up, and new ones given, (in which cafe a reafonable credit will be allowed) fuits are ordered’to be commenced in the Superior Court, againlt all perfons who have been in pclitilion of the lands, for the life and occupation of faid lands. A. S. CLAYTON, Agent. Auguft 19, 1809. WinM.WrtMrt.n >■ ra ■ mmm r tm n r NOTICE. ALL perfons that are in arrears for taxes for the year 1808, and thofe who have not paid their tax to Roland Taylor for the year 1806 end Qbediah Echols for 1807, are requtfted to attend at Athens on Friday the 15th of September next, or at WatkiofviUe on Saturday the 16th, as I will attend on thefe days for the purpofe of collecting the taxes due for the years above men tioned, as no longer indulgence can or will be given. JOHN SELMAN, t. c. c, c. Auguft 2 ift, 1809. N. B. It will not be in my pow er io attend on Court week. MARCH TERM; ‘BO9, SUPERIOR COURT'• On the petition of Thomas Hitft, dating that Thomas Cowan, in his life time, mortgaged to Michael A. Gauva n a certain craft: or parcel cf iand, (being pan of a five thoufand acie traft g ar:ted to Count D’Efta ng) lying and being in the laid county on the north fork of the Ocente, containing live hundred and forty-feven acres—-to fecure the payment of two notes of hand, each ior the Turn of four hun - dred and fifi>-eight dollars—the one payable the of December, 1807, and the ocher on the 25T1 December, isoß. Ihe faid moit fiace beannm dace cn the twelvth of January, 1807, and the faid notes on the 10th January, 1807—and on the ninth of February, 1808, the faid Michael affigaed the faid Mortgage and Notes to the faid Thomas Hirft for value received, IT J3 ORDERED, On mptioo, that the heirs or ro prefen natives of Thomas Cowan, deceafcd, pay into court, within twelve months from this date, the principal and intereft due on faid mortgage, and alfo the coft, other wifo the equity of redemption of in and to the laid mortgaged premifes fliill be from thence forth forever barred and force defied 5 and that this rule be p üblished in one of the public gazettes cf this Rate once a moiith for twelve months, or ferv cd on the faid heirs cr reprefenta tives of the faid Thomas Cowan a: leaft fix months, previoufiy to ihe the expiration of the laid twelve months. A true extract from the Minutes this 3 T ft of March, 1809. EDWARD ADAMS, Clerk. April 1, 1809. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. Deferred from the Mail cf the U. S. lome time laft March in the Creek Nation (M. TANARUS.) Ifocah 3ren ton, The above reward will be giv en to any perfon who will deliver laid Brentojn in Miiledgtville. By applicaiioß to Col. B. Hawkins, agent of the U. S. for Indian rfrairs, he will iffue orders to the chiefs to have him delivered up. John B. Chandler, In the Pod-Office Department. June ioch, 1809. ENTERTAIN ment. WILLIAM OLIVER respect fully acquaims his friends and the community generally, that he keeps a House of Entertainment, hi the town of Peterfburg, (the one formerly occupied by Mrs. Rag land.) He will be thankful co thofe who may pleafe to favor him with their cuftom, and afilires them they will at all tail is find the bed ac commodation and the utmoft good order and regularity in his place. Pcterfourg, June loth, 1809. NOTIC E. NINE months af cr the date hereof, appl cadon will be made to the honorable Inferior Court of O glethorpe county, for leave to fell on<* traeft of land lying in the county of .Wilkinfon, the property of Mi chael Whelxn and known in faid county by lot No. 24, 22d difiridc —fold for the benefit of the heirs and crcdiross of faid decealed. JOHN M. SIMS, JOSEPH BAUGHAN, Ad rm n i lira to rs • July 29, 1809. - ‘■ ,1