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MARCH TERM, 1809,
SUPERIOR COURT.
On the petition of Thomas
lirft, ftating that Thomas Cowan,
in his life time, mortgaged to
Michael A. Gauvain a certain traft
• t parcel cf iand, (being part of a
five thoufand acie trad. g-anted to
Count D’Eftaing) lying and being
r in the faid county on the north fork
,’>f the Oconee, containing five
lundred and forty-fcven acres—to
ia i (•cure the payment of two notes of
hand, each for the fum of four hun
dred and fifty-eight dollars—the one
payable the 2.5 th cf December,
1807, and the other on the 25th
December, 1808. The faid mort
gage bearing date on the twelvih of
January, 1807, and the faid notes
on the 10th January, 1807 — an d
on the ninth of February, 1808,
the laid Michael aligned the faid
Mortgage and Notes to the laid
Thomas Hirft for value received,
IT IS ORDERED,
On motion, that the heirs or re
j f s ’yes of Thomas Cowan,
\ J P a y Hto court, within
onths from this date, the
principal and in cert ft due on faid
mortgage, and alfo the coif, other
wife the equity of redemption of in
and to the laid mortgaged premifes
{hall be from thenceforth forever
barred and forceclofed j and that
‘•••5 rule be published in one of the
!dic gazettes of this ftate once a
<h for twelve months, or ferv
•i the faid heirs or repreftnta
•s of the laid Thomas Cowan at
ft fix months, previoufly to
t • expiration of die faid twelve
nths.
A true extract from the Minutes
_ is 3 1 Jl of March, 1809.
EDWARD ADAMS, Clerk.
April i f 1809.
GEORGIA , 7By the honorable
fackfon county Jthe Court of Or
,tary h'iden in & for faid countv.
MAY TERM 1809.
the petition ofEtheldred
ftating that Perrin Farrar in
uc time made and executed his
ain bond or obligation to one
arn Pool to make tides to a cer
un lot of land lying and being in
ne diftridl of Wilkinfon, known by
• umber one hundred and four, unco
the laid Adam Pool or his afligns,
under the penalty of one thouland
dollars, which faid bond or obliga
tion has been affigned to hhn, and
the faid Perrin Farrar having de
parted this life without executing
tides to the faid lot of land, and
without leaving any will directing
in what manner titles are to be
made, and he praying the court to
direct the Administratrix to execute
tides to the laid lot of land to him or
IPs order, agreeable to the bond and
the alignment thereon and the adt
of Affianbly in iuen cales made and
Movided.
IT IS ORDERED that the Ad
iniftratrix of the tftate of laid de
cealcd,. do make titles to the faid
lot of land the fir ft Monday in No
vember next, unlefs caufe be {hewn
to the contrary agreeable to the laid
bond and of die alignment fo made
thereon ; and th. t this rule be pub
hihed in one of the public gazettes
of th.s State, once a month for the
term of three months previous to
laid time, and in three cf tne molt
1 public places in faid county, agrec
-ble 10 the act of Alf mb) in fuch
ca'es made and provided.
A true copy from the minutes.
EDWARD ADA Mb, C>:h\
GEORGIA, \ At a Court of O r-
Clark County } dinary held for faid
county on the firft Monday of July,
1809.
Prelent their honors on the bench,
Abfalom Ramey, John Floyd,
William Strong and David Sims.
RULE NISI.
(j PON the petition of Alexan
der Mffilpin ftating that he is in
pofieffion of a bond executed by
Jeremiah Culbertfon, deceafed, in
his life time, together with others
to execute to your petitioner and
William firowning titles to his dis
tributive fhare of a certain trad or
parcel of land ftaiated on Red river,
in Loufiana formerly, now Territo
ry of Orleans, containing fourteen
hundred and forty acres, adjoining
MonetPs iand, a copy of which faid
bond is filed in the clerk’s office of
the court of Ordinary, and that
your petitioner is now the fule pro
prietor of faid bond and that the
laid Jerimiah Culbertfon deparred
this life inteftate, without carrying
his faid bond intoeffedh—Where
upon it is
ORDERED, the titles to the
faid land be executed to the laid
Alexander M'Alpin by the Admi
niftratrix of the aforefaid Jeremiah
Culbertfon, according to the ftature
in fuch cafes made and provided,
unlefs caufe be ftiewn to the contra
ry, and that this rule be publiffied
once a month for the fpace and
term of three months in the Geor
gia Expiefs.
True copy from the minutes.
JOHN SMITH, C. C. O.
Auguft 5, 1809.
GEORGIA, At a Court
Oglethorpe county. Jof Ordinary
began and held on the 3d day of
July, 1800.
Prelent their honors,
John Lumpkin, John Deven
port, George Hudfpetb, John
Moore, and Charles L. Mathews.
ON the petition of John Wool
dridge ftating to the court that
William Luckie, deceafed, in his
life time, to wit/ on the 6th day cf
May, 1796, entered into a certain
iflftrumenc of writing for the con
veyance of a certain trad of land,
containing four hundred acres, to
William Brown, (a copy of which
is filed in this office) which bond
or inftrument of writing w3s affign
ed or transferred on the 6th day of
Odober, ißc6, by the faid William
Brown unto the faid John Wool
dridge, and is new in his pofieffion,
and that the faid Luckie departed
this life without executing ticks to
the faid land—Whereupon
ITI3 ORDERED,
That James Luckie and Heze
kiah Luckie, executors of laid
William Luckie, execute titles to
the faid John Wooldridge to the
aforefaid trad of land unlefs caufe
to the contrary be Ihewn—And that
this be publiffied once a month for
the fpace of three months, in the
Georgia Exprels or fome other
public gazette of this ftate.
Taken from the minutes cf the
court 4th of July, 1809.
MAT RAINEY, C. C. O.
AN O T I C E.
LL thofe indebted to the Sub
feribers either by Note or Rook Ac
count, are requeued to make pay
ment by the 25th cf December
next; if not diicharged by that
time, they may exped to find them
in the hands o i tie proper officer
for colk&Hn.
Phinizy, Son & Shields.
China -Grove, Oglethorpe County,
September 20, iScy. 70 itt 2m-
SHERIFFS SALE.
WILL BE SOLD,
On ihe firft ‘Luesday in November next
at ihe Court-Houfe in Clark County,
between the hours of Ten and
Three o'clock , the following pro
perty, VIZ.
TWO hundred acres of land, be
the fame more or lef§, in Clark
county, on M‘Nutts creek, origi
nally granted to Marbury, joining
Hays and others ; levied on as the
property of Robert E.. Echols to
fatisfy an execution in favor of
Richard Dickm, and pointed out
by the defendant.
ALSO,
One fmail black horfe, faddle
and bridle, executed as the proper
ty of Burket Deane to fatisfy an
execution in favor of Dilmas Liie,
vs. faid Deane, Green Lee & James
W. Armftrong, and pointed out by
Lee and Armftrong.
One hundred acres of land, be
the fame more or left, in Clark
county on M‘Nutts creek, joining
Charles Huclon and others, granted
to Wagnor, executed as the proper
ty or Stringer to fatisfy Cundry ex
ecutions in favor of William Pounds
vs. laid Stringer, and returned to
me bv Archy Hutfon, conltable—
it bMng the iand whereon James
Stringer now lives.
ALSO,
One hundred and fixty-eight &-
cres of land, be the fame more or
lels, in Clark county on the waters
of Wild Cat creek, originally grant
ed to Williamfon, joining M‘Ree
and others, executed as the pro
perty of William Thurman to fa
tftfy fundry executions vs. laid
1 hurman, and returned to me by
Richard Stanfield, conltable, and
pointed out by the defendant Thur
man.
ALSO ,
Fifty acres of land, be the fame
more or It?Is, in Clark county on
the waters cf Calls Creek, granted
to \v ill lam Tbompfon, joining
William George and others, execu
ted as the property of William W.
Earned: to fatisfy fundry executions,
and returned to me by li'aac Daniel,
conltable.
ALSO,
87 i-2 Acres of land, be the
fame more lefts, in Clark county
on the waters of Rofe creek, grant
ed to Williamfon, j uning Seif and
others, executed as the property of
Benjamin Arondale to fatisfy an ex
ecution in favor of James Kirkwood
for the ufe of Ben. Pnillips vs. laid
Arondale and James Arondale, and
pointed out by the defendant.
Conditions cafh.
JOHN SELMAN,
Sheriff.
October 4, 1309.
NE ‘ COMMISSION WARE
HOUSE.
STAINBACK WILSON,
Having erected Commodious
Stores and Ware-Hot.fes on a lot
fronting the River, and in the next
fquare below MSKinne's; offers his
fervices to the public, in the tranft
aflion of
FACTORAGE
Cf
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
He flatters himfeif that from his
punctuality and unremitting atten
tion to bulinefs, he will deierve the
encouragement of thofe, who may
be pleated to lend to his care cotton,
Tobacco, cr any other articles in
his line of tufinefs. From tie eli
g bie fttuation of this eftaoiiffiment,
(being in a central part of the town
and hiving an imm~d are and dirtffl
••.. 0 y y
cormnumcation with a “coo iincrnc
place) it will be very convenient:;
for thofe who may have bufinefs to
tranfactin this City; as well thofe
who refide in town as in the coun
try.
N. B. His ftore is removed to
the brick building of Mr. Richard
Tubman, where he intends keep
ing an affirtment of Dry Goods
fs? Groceries, which will be Ibid
low to accommodate his cuftomers.
Augujla, September 1, 1809.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
Will be fold on the thirty firft day of
October next , at the late refideuce
if William L. Brazed, deceafed,
in Jackfon county, all the perjonal
eflate of faid deceafed,
(Consisting of Horfes, Cat
tle, Hogs, Plantation Tools and
Houfehold and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms of fale to be made known
on the day of fale—The fale to
continue from day to day until all
arc fold.
GEORGE HE ADEN,
Aduiiniftrator.
September 7, 1809.
SHERIFF’S SALE. <
WILL BE SOLD,
On the firft Tuefday hi November
next, on the Public Square in the
‘Town of Madifon , Morgan county ,
between the ujual hours,
Q. 02 1-2 Acres of land, No. 265
in the fifteenth diftridt of Baldwin,
now Morgan county, levied upon
as the property of Robert Jones to
fatisfy three executions in favour of
Jonathan Lewis, Efq„
Terms of fak cam.
JOSEPH MORROW,
September yo, 1809. D.'S.
? SHERIFF’S SALE.
On the firft 7 uejday in November
next, at the Court■ tic ufe in Ogle
thorpe County , between ihe ufual
hours ,
WILL BE SOLD,
Two beds and furniture, one
cheft, a dreffer, a fmail book cale,.
five chair?, two pine tables, one
flate, one brals tea Kettle, a pair of
flat irons, two axes, two weeding
hoes, two pots, a pair of pot-hooks,
a Dutch oven, two bread
three water pads, two meal bar
rels, a tin coffee pot, one pewter
diffi, one grid iron, two (hovel
ploughs, one drawing knife, one
pair of fl in forks, two pewter Ba
iuns, one earthen pitcher, fi/e ear
then plates, one large earthen bowl,
one fmail piccher, one decanter, four
cups and faucets, one earthen tea
pot, one tin bucket, one large jug,,
two tin waiters, half a dozen knives
and forks, two coulters, a hone col
lar, a pair of fames and iron traces,,
one pair of candle molds and a fmail
trunk, all levied on as tne property
of William Brewer at the mftance
of Han is Smith.
ALSO,
ico .Acres of land, mere or lefs,
joining of Joel Jolly and others,
alfo one ftore-houfe in the town of
Lexington, levied on as the pro
perty of Garland T. Watkins at the
inftance of liakc Holman, aud point
ed out by the plaintiff's attorney.
Conditions ccfh.
THOMAS. S. BAILEY.
Sheriff.
September 26, 1809.
CASH GIVEN FOR CLEAN
COTTON & LINEN RAGS,
AT THIS OFFICE.
BLANKS MAY BE HAD Alt
THIS OFFICE..