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;otiU not have been worked, on one side only,
st the rate of more than four hundred impres
sions in an hour,—“-that is, 200 on boih sides.
It would be curious to make a computation
of the increased power given to man by the
press for the circulation of knowledge; and
though this cannot be done with accuracy, we
may form some idea of it from calculating the
saving of human labour produced by printing
the Times, instead of writing out the copies by
an amanuensis. To write out the contents of
one of its nutnners with the pen would occupy
an amanuensis six days ; the extent of its cir
culation is, we believe, between S000 and 9000
copies ; taking it, therefore at the lower sum,
it would require 48,000 persons to write out in
one day all the copies of that journal published
daily. But this is a very defective view of the
case, we have yet no allowance for the great
power of compression, and the vast utility of
that power, which the art of printing affords.
The paper requisite for an amanuensis to write
his despatch safely at Boulogne. lie was lite
rally removed from horse to horse for the last 20
leagues, being resolved not to relinquish it to
any person till he had completed his journoy.
Such gallantry deserves to bo recorded.
Duke of Orleans.—Wo mentioned yester
day, in a short paragraph, that much excite
ment had taken place in France, in conse
quence of some disclosures which were calcu
lated to affect the legitimacy of the Duke of
Odoms—the following letter upon this, and
another equally novel subject, we extract from
the New Vork Statesman—Sar. (ten.
Extract of a letter' dated Paris. Feb. 8.
“ The people of this country are at present
agitated by two points of peculiar and strong
interest.—The first, is an impeachment of the
legitimacy of the Dulse of Orleans, and a claim
to his possessions and dignities by an Knglish
Countess. The allegations of the lady, who
LIST OF LETTERS
r.MAININt; ill till) Post-Office at Watkinsville,
(ieorgin, on the 1st of April 1628, which, if not
taken out bv thn 1st of July next, will be sent to the
General Post-Office, as dead letters.
w
is said to have been horn in Italy, are, that the
out in an ordinary hand, the contents of that former Duke and Duchess of Orleans, the
newspaper, would cost twelve times as much supposed parents of the present Duke, were
as the paper that is used for printing it ; the travelling incognita in that country, and were
great bulk ol this paper would m ike it very in- j resting at Verona, when her own, and the birth
convenient to read, mid almost impossible to j of the present Duke took place ; that for cer-
circulatn the journal
The import,!' oe of compression then is ob
vious. and if. for the sake of it, the amanuensis
should he obliged to compress Ins writing into
the same space as the printing, supposing this
possible, it would take at least four times as
long to perform his task. To write out in this
tain family reasons, it was important that the
heir of Orleans should prove a son, hut that it
■vis a daughter—namely, herself; and that a
male child of an artizun of Verona being born
siuiulianeonsly, they were secretly exchanged,
by which the young Veronese plehian was
a French Prince, and the French Prin
way the Times newspaper would therefore j turned into n young cit of Verona. Suh-
cupy 192.000 scribes. But the press which ! sequent events acquainted her with the facts in
works off this newspaper is moved by steam, j question, and after collecting all the evidence
and completes the impression in two hours ; if j she fas been able to discover, she has come
it were necessary, the same press might, he
.going 24 hours, in which time it would do the
work of two million two hundred and [our thou
sand scribes ! ! ! Yet all the manuel opera-
forward to demand her rights. The affair is
so strange, and the means of proof are so diffi
cult, that I doubt whether she will prevail.
The second occurrence referred to, is a
tions which produce this result are performed wonderful ohenomenon exhibited in the per-
k.V about two two dozen bands ! Such are the > son of a little girl, thirty-two months old.—It
advantages wo owe to mechanical art, that one j is said that the while of each eye exhibits in
man can do in the present day, what four centii-j distinct letters, which grow in size as she ad-
ries ago, would have required one hundred' vances in age, the words “ Napolean Empe-
■ thousand, j reijr,” in capitals. The word Napoleon is
above, and the word “ Empf.reuh” below the
in Troy, N. Y. has ' sight of the eye. which is a lively blue.—She
lias been visited by the most eminent anato
Dag Power.—A person
sn operation a mill for sawing timber for sash
es and window blinds, driven bv a new power. J mists, who are unable to detect any deception
Four dogs belong to the establishment. They j n the appearance. The fact seems to bo
arc worked two at a tint", for about 15 minutes, - strongly attested ; and is of course wholly un-
when the team is taken off and a relay of two i accounted for. The people seem to look upon
other dogs put to labor. They travel on the | it as a sort of miracle; while the more rcflect-
oireumfererice of the i wide circle of a wheel | mg regard it merely as one of those sports of
about !2 or 15 feet in diameter, which gives t nature, which are so fantastic and at times so
amazing.
“ The Ministry here, are in an awkward pre
tention to llio. machinery which drives a circu-
la aw with 'rent velocity. I' requires some
davs am! an
:rt, to break a dog
coat of keeping the four dogs is estimated at
it only 13 cents per day.
Ehe ; ,| carnent. With a large majority In both Chnm-
Extraordinarif and Heauliful Or.—The
reader is referred to an advertisement in this
evening's papers, oftho celebrated \cw .Jer
sey Ox, which lias been brought from Bur
lington to this city. He was fattened by Mr.
Joseph Hough, and is now eight years old, of
surprising size and beauts. and, in the opinion
of several butchers, in whom we have the ut
most confidence, lie exceeds any ox that has
over been exhibited in this city. There are
some traits about the character (if wo may so
speak) of this ox, which are worthy of particu
lar mention—especially as his vanity will not
be flattered by seeing himself puffed in the
newspapers. He was allowed to suck his mo
ther much longer than is permitted to calves
in general, and he became so much attached to
her, it has been difficult, if not impossible, to
keep them separated. When roving at largo
they were always together ; and. if an inviting
field presented itself, the ox would always let
down the fence, or open liars and gules, with
remarkable instinct, for his mother to pass
through. \nd having thus opened the rvny,
he would always step buck, like a courteous
knight and allow the lady cow to pass into the
clover first. He has therefore been in all res
pects a most attentive and dutiful son. Nor
would it have been possible to have brought
him to this city alive, unaccompanied by his
mother. After this noble animal has been ex
hibited for a suitable time, lie will be slough-
teicil anil sold at the Fulton market, by Mr.
Andrew C. Wheeler, and Mr. T. M. Jenkins.
The ox has cost these gentlemen eight hun
dred dollars.—.V. Y. Cam. Jlilc,
hers opposed to them, and little or no talent
among themselves, they seem to be totally un
qualified for any measure of a distinctive and
influential character. It is regarded here with
more contempt, and almost as much abhor
rence, as the last.”
William Athens,
tin ary Baldwin,
William Barber,
Samuel Blakely,
Thotna9 Beall,
E. Brown,
Martha J. Barnett,
Coffin St Clarke,
Itli liard Carmichael,
Turner Cobb,
Or. L. Durham,
Josiah Daniel,
Joseph Elder,
Francis Farror,
Simpson S. Gerrald,
Tillman Gerrald,
William Greenwood,
Tyre Harris,
Amelia B. Herring,
Walton B. Harris,
Silas Hale,
John W. Harper,
Spencer Hand,
John Johnson,
John B. Jackson,
James Knott,
Mathew I.andres,
William Laulsbury,
April 4.
William hard,
James McLeroy,
Edward 11. Maxey,
William Morton,
Jesse Moblm,
Pcrmelia Norris,
Seabron Noble, or
Benjamin Johnson,
Thomas C. Puryear,
John Power,
Thomas Reynolds,
Thomas 1). Ilice,
Arthur L. Simms,
William Sheets,
Lewis Sewall,
f.inscy Sheets,
Nicholas Sheets,
David Thompson,
Charles D. Vickers,
Thomas Wuzencrofi,
William Willohv,
W. N. Whitman,
Clarke Williams,
George Whitten,
Joseph Wells,
William Whitlow,
John Yutcs.
LITTLETON R. BREWER.
Canffield, vs. DanielTaylor, administrator of the estate
ot Edmund VV. Taylor,dee'll. Property pointed out by the
plaintiff.—Conditions cash.
April 4. JAMES HIGGINBOTHAM, Slt'lf.
4 T the Court House in Dauiclsvillc, Madison coun
ty, on the first Tuesday in May next, within the
usual hours, tile following property will be sold, to wit:
One Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land,
more or leas, lying on South Broad river, adjoining
Lberhurt and others: levied on as the property of Win.
I*. Culbertson, Sen. by virtue of a ti. fa. in favour of
the administrators of John Walton, deceased, vs. said
Culbertson. Property pointed out by the defendant.
^April 4. JAMES POWER, D. Sh’ff
GEORGIA, JACKSON COUNTY.
Superior Court, February Term, 1S18.
1 PROMISE to day Samuel Knox, or bearer, Ten
Pounds Sterling," when Captain Williams's com
pany shall be paid off for their sendees as state troops,
fir value received, this ■ 1794.
WILLOUGBV HAMMOCK.
GEORGIA, JACKSON COUNTY.
P ERSONALLY came into open Court, Samuel
Knox, and being duly sworn, saitii that he held a
Note of which the above is in substance a copy, and
that said note is lost or mislaid, that he cannot now find
tho miiikv—-Sworn to and subscribed in open court,
this 26th February, J828,
SAMUEL KNOX
EDWARD ADAMS, Clerk.
RULE NISI.
I T appearing to the Court that the original Note, of
which the above is a true* copy, lias been lost or
mislaid—It is therefore Ordered, That a copy of the
same he established in lieu of the original unless cause
be shewn to the contrary on or before the first day of
next term of this court—and further, that this rule be
published once a month for three months in some pub<
iic gazette of this state.
A true coyy from the minutes.
April 4. EDWARD ADAMS, Clerk.
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the Estate of Chancoy
Bradley, deceased, are requested to make imme
diate payment, and those having demands against seid
estate, to present them within the prescribed time,
qualified as the law directs.
April 4-14. GEORGE W. MOORE, Adm’r.
FOR SALE IN ATHENS,
GEORGIA, HALL COUNTY.
W HEREAS, Robert Mitchell applies to me for
Letters of Administration on the estate of
Murtha Grad v, deceased :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law, to shew cause, if any they may have, why said
Letters should not be granted.
Given under mv hand this 24th March, 1828.
GEORGE H AWPE, Clerk.
M A COMFORTABLE Dwelling-House and GEORGIA, JACKSON COUNTY.
A- Lot, with all necessary out-houses, well, f ......
enclosed. A great bargain may he had on ac- j ^§MT*]EREAS, James Liddell and Philip W.
commdaling terms.—For further particulars enquire at i * j lull apply to me tor Letters of Admins
Practice of Law.
Ilcmp-
Adminsitration
on the Estate of Jonathan Hemphill, late of this coun«
ty, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he
and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
rj|IIE subscriber having established himself in Craw- [ aw .> "> ahewcaiMe, if any they may have, why said
fordville, Taliaferro county, offers his services to
the public, and will attend to any business entrusted to
his rare in the counties of Wilkes, Warren, nnd Han
cock, of the Northern ; Columbia, of the Middle ; and
Greene and Morgan, of tho Oakmulgcc Circuit.
JESSE M. BUTT.
Crawfordvillo, April 4—14 5t
DISSOLUTION.
T HE Firm of Wooldridge &. Hancock is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to said firm for the years 1826 and 27 are requested to
make immediate payment to Isma W. Wooldridge.—
Tho business will still be carried on, as usuai, by the
subscriber, at the same place.
ISM A W. WOOLDRIDGE.
Watkinsville, Geo. 20th March 8.
Personal Identity.—The Boston finzette
says, “ it is stated that on hoard the steam boat
in which Raid caine to Providence, was a per
son so closely resembling him in face, form, de
portment and dress, (both wearing a cloak of the
same color) as to leave the passengers in doubt
which was the real Simon Pure. Possibly this
m iv he some devise, on the part of these two
“ Dromios.”
Rustic Rewards.—The Linconshirc Agri
cultural Society has given a prize of ten guineas
to one man for havinsi had seventeen children
(ton living) and beet, forty years in the service
of one master; nnd another of five guineas, for
twenty-five children (ten living) and a service
of forty-one years.
Sir lValter Scott is about publishing a new
novel entitled “.St. Valentine’s Day, or the
Fak Maid of Perth,” in three volumes, to form
the second series of Chronicles of the Cannon-
gate. A volume of sermons also from his pen is
announced at London. They arc published for
the benefit of a young man studying theology
for whom they were originally written.
• Fortitude.—A Frenchman named Thibaul,
employed as the express Courier to carry the
King’s Speech from Paris to Boulogne, on his
way to London, when within sixty miles of
Boulogne, urged on his horse to its utmost
speed; the beast fell and threw the rider, who
broke his shoulder-bone by the concussion.
The courier, notwithstanding, had zeal and
fortitude to remount and continue his rout, al
though in excruciating agony, till he delivered
LIST OF LETTERS
R EMAINING in the Post-Offico at Athens, on the
1st of April, which, if not taken out before the
1st of July next, 't ill bo returned to the General Post-
Office, as dead letters.
A. Jains Lindsey,
James M. Alexander, 3; lltigli B. Lcrpcr,
Elizabeth Archer, Lewis Lincback,
Edmund B. Adams, Dickson I.uckie,
Thomas P. Atkinson, Benjamin H. Lee,
Lewis Arther, Jemima Lyon.
Nelson Anderson. M,
B. Carey J. Matthews, 2;
Jacob Bailey, 3; Samuel Minor,
L. Byllesby, 2 ; Henry Mullen,
Joseph Banks, 2; P. F. Merrick,
Aaron Bogus, Robert Meek,
James Branham, Richard Moore,
Reas Barber, William B. McKigncy,
P. T. Biddle, J. McAfee.
James II. Baglay; N.
John Beasley, Reuben Nance,
Henry Burcon. II. IV. Nishet.
C. P.
Sarah Cook, I.ucy Pinson,
Samuel J. Cassels, William II. Puryear,
Soloman Chandler, William Price,
J. A. Campbell, John G. Pitman,
Mr. Cocke. Noah W. Pitman,
D. It.
John T. Dunn, Right Rogers, 2 ;
John Denton, Philip Ryan, 2 ;
John Dickerson, 2: John Richardson.
Richard Downs. S.
E. Merideth Sneed,
Benjamin F.vc, Rev. Thomas Samford,
Joshua Elder, 2. John Stokes,
F. Superintendent of the Sun.
Patsey Foster, day School at Athens.
Mary Findley,
Letters should not ho granted.
Given under iny Hand, this 29th March, 1828.
EDWARD ADAMS, c. c.
SHERIFF’S sales.
V T the Court-house in Clark county, on the first
% Tuesday in May next, within the usual hours,
the following property will he sold, to wit:
One Sorrel Horse, about 8 years old : levied
on as the property of James M. Burton, to satisfy a fi.
fa. in favour of Joseph Ligon and others, vs. James M.
Burton.
One negro man by tho name of Harry, about
23 years old : levied on as the property of John J. Bea-
tic, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of the Commissioners of
the Academy of the county of Greene, vs. Archibald
H Scott and John J. Reattic. Property pointed out hy
the said Archibald H. Scott.
One negro girl by the name of Hasty, about
16 years old : levied on as the property of James Hin
ton, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from a Magistrate’s court
in favour of Van Leonard, vs. James Hinton. Levied
and returned hy a bailiff'.
Thirteen and a Half Barrels of Corn : le
vied on as the property of James Sansoin, to satisfy a fi.
fa. in favour of Elisha Winn, vs. James Sansoin.
Two Hundred and Twenty-five Acres of
land, more or less, on the waters of Robertsons creek,
adjoining Bradbury and others; levied on as the proper
ty of Elisha Horndon, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of
Eleel Melton for the use of Robert Ligon, vs. Elisha
Herndon.
April 4. GEORGE W. MERIWETHER, Sh’ff.
G.
Alexander Grinage, 2;
Simpson S. Garret!.
H.
William P. Hill,
Boling Hall,
Jack Hardman.
J.
Richard Jones,
Dr. William Jones,
Mary Jennings.
K.
John Kinney,
John S. King,
Mary Kin.q.
Aaron L. Lewis. 2 .
April
T.
William Tindall,
Bridges Thompson,
Elisha Trammel,
Stevens Thomas,
Richardson Tuck.
W.
George C. Watkins, 3;
LudweH Williams,
John V. F. Walker, 2,
Peter Whitehead,
John L. Wright,
Thomas A. Wright,
Charles Whiting,
John L. Whitman.
Y.
Burrel Yorby.
L. A. ERWIN, P M.
A T tlm Court-house in Watkinsville, Clark county,
on the first Tuesday in May next, within the
usual hours, the following property will be sold, to wit:
Three Negroes, to wit: Tishy, a woman
36 years of age, and her two children, Sharper, 4 years
of age, and Hannah, about 18 month old : levied on us
the property of Gabriel T. Mathis, to satisfy executions
in favour of John Nance, Samuel Brown, and other fi.
fa’s. vs. Gabriel T. Mathis.
One Lot of Land containing ono Acre,
more or less, in the county aforesaid, near the Town of
Athens, adjoining Mrs. Baldwin nnd others, ut present
in the possession of Mr. J. F. Goneke: levied on as
property of William B. Taylor, by vimire of a fi. fa.
issued on the foreclosure of a mortgage in favour of
Garland W. Prince, vs. William B. Taylor.
Two tracts of Land, one containing one
Hundred and Fifty Acres, more or less, granted to Cun
ningham adjoining Dobbins and others, with a Tanyard
and other improvements, the othercontaining Fifty-five
Acres, more or Ies9, granted to Easlcv, adjoining the
Town of Athene also, well improved, being the tract
whereon the defendant now resides, and seven negroes,
to wit: John about fifty, Alsey forty, Amy seventy,
Joshua sixteen, Sally thirteen, Minerva ten, and Johnson
eight years old: levied on as the property of Josiah New
ton, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of William M. Gath-
right, and a number of other fi. fa's. vs. Josiah Newton.
April 4. JAMES HENDON, D. Sh’ff
A T the Court-house in Monroe Walton county, on
the first Tuesday in May next, within the usual
hours, the following property will be sold, to wit:
Two Yoke of Oxen, one Bay Horse eight
or nine years old, one Cow, Calf and Yearling, one large
Cnw Bell and collar; levied on as the property of James
Barnes, jun. to satisfy a fi. fa. issuing from Greene Su
perior Court, in favour of James Saffold, vs. James
Barnes, jun. Property pointed out by Harris Trammell.
One Fifty Gallon Copper Still, and Still
worm, nine beer stands; levied on as the property of
John Brown, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of Henry Ter
rell, vs. said Brown. Property pointed out by plaintiff'.
One Tract of Land, containing one Hun
dred and Twenty-five Acres, more or less, lying on the
North side of the Apalatchie river, formerly Jackson,
now Walton county; levied on as the property of Wil
liam Thurmond, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of Egbert B.
Beall, vs. said Thurmond.
POSTPONED SALE.
A T the same time and place, on the first Tuesday in
May next, within the usual hours.
Lot No. 68, in the fourth District of Wal
ton county, containing two Hundred and Fifty Acres :
levied on as the property of William Vines, to satisfy a
fi, fa. in favour of Egbert B. Beall, vs. said \ ines.
April 4 ROBERT H. WESTON, Sh’ff
levied on us the property of Jesse Mathews, to Satisfy a
h. fa. in favour of Rawls and Roberts, vs. said Mathews.
The interest of Elias Henderson in Thrt‘6
Hundred and Fitly Acres of Land, more or less, adjoin
ing Co wen,on the waters of Curry’s creek ; levied onto
satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of Joel Sutton, vs. Middleton
Cowen and Elias Henderson.
A T the same place, on the first Tuesday in June, the
following property will he sold, to wit :
One Hundred One and a Half Acres of
Land, being one half of a Tract containing Two Hun
dred and Three Acres, granted to Elisha Lake; levied
on as the property of William Edmonson, to satisfy a
mortgage fi. fa. in favour of L. I'. E. Dugas, property
pointed'out in said mortgage.
'H *. JOHN PARK, Sh’ffi
V T tho Court-house in the town of Monroe, Wulton
county, on the first Tuesday in May next, be
tween the usual hours, the following property will be
sold, to wit;
Twenty-five Acres of Land, being part of Lot
No. 21,inthc2d district of Walton county, adjoining Da
venport and others: levied on as the property of James
Davis, to satisfy a fi. fd. in favour of James Stratton,
surviving copartner, vs. James Davis and Daniel Evans.
Property pointed out hy Daniel Evans.
One Hundred and Twenty-five Acres of
Land, being one half of Lot No. *4-1, in the 2d district
of Walton : levied on as the property of William Arnull,
to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of Michael Buckhalter, vs.
said Arnull. said fi. fa. issuing from Wilkes Inferor Court.
One likely Yoke of Oxen and Cart; one
Note of Hand given by John II. Bcardin, deceased, for
Two Hundred Dollars, with a credit of Fifty Dollars,
pnyablc 25th December last: levied on as the property
of Thomas Wells, to satisfy two fi. fa’s, in favour of L.
Johnson and Garner, vs. said Wells. Property point
ed out hy tho defendant.
One negro girl by the name Amy, about 16
ye&rsold: levied oil as the property ofW.B. Willingham,
to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of James Higginbotham, vs.
said Willingham. Property pointed out hy the defen
dant.
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land, being
Lot No. 22, in the 2d district of Walton County ; levied
on as the property of JobnM. Davenport, to satisfy a fi.
fain favour oflsaacR. Walton, vs. John M. Davenport.
One Hundred and Three Acres of Land,
more or less, being part of Lot No. 05, in the third Di
trict of Walton county: levied on an the property of
Samuel Heald and Amy Peacock, to hatisfy sundry fi.
fa’s, in favour of George J. Dodd, vn. Samuel Heald and
Amy Peacock. Levied on and returned to me by a Con
stable.
April 4. WM. IT. RAY, D. Sh’ff
A T the Court-house in Jackson county, on the first
Tuesday in May nexf, within the usual hours, the
following property will be sold, to wit:
One small Sorrel Horse, and a One Horse
Wagon; levied on as the property of Abraham N.
C lardy, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of Samuel iV’Guire, lor
the use of Francis Hobson, vs. Abraham N. Clardy and
Joel Culpepper. Property pointed out bv A. N*. Clardy.
__Apnl4. JOSEPH HAMPTON, D.Sh’ff.
4 T the Court-house in Gwinnett county, on the first
Tuesday in Mav next, within the usual hours, the
following property will be sold, to wit:
One Bay Horse, One Bay Marc, and one
Yoke of Oxen : levied on as the property of Curtis Cau-
ley, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of James Wardlaw,
Agent fur Asa E. Earnest, vs. said Caulcy and William
Bagwell.
One Bay Mare, two Cows and Calves, one
Waggon, six head of Sheep, two Sows and thirteen Pigs.
levied on as the property of John Foster, to satisfy a fi.
fa. in favour of Robert S. Foster, vs. said John Foster.
Propel ty pointed out by Defendant.
Two Hundred nnd Fifty Acres of Land,
in the seventh District of Gwinnett county, being Lot
No. 211; levied on as the property of Juines C. Reid,
to satisfy sundry fi. fa’s, issued from a Justices court in
favour of Russell Boyd, & Co. nnd others; levied on
and returned to me by a Constuble. Property pointed
out by defendant.
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land, in
the sixth District of Gwinnett county, being Lot No.
58: levied on as the property of John Leverett, to sa
tisfy a fi. fa issued from a Justices court in favour of
I Ienry Easterling. Levied on and returned to ine hy a
Constable.
April 4. WILLIAM NESBITT, I). Sh’ff
A T the Court-house in Gwinnett county, on the first
i\ Tuesday in May next, within the usual hours,
the following property will be sold, to wit:
One Negro Girl, named Sylvia : levied on
as the property of Talbot Rowton to satisfy a mortgage
fi. fa. in favour of Thomas Carroll.
February 21). WM. NF.SBIT, D. Sh’ff.'
A T the Court House, in Danielsvill©, Madison coun
ty, on the first Tuesday in May next, within the
usual hours, the following property will be sold, to wit:
One Hundred and Sixty Acfes of Land,
more or less, in said county, oa tho water* of Sandy
A T the Court-house in Gwinnett county, on the first
M. Tuesday in May next, within the usual hours,
the following property will be sold, to wit:
One Hundred and Twenty-five Acres of
Land, being one half of Lot No. 167, in the 5th district
of Gwinnett, it being the unimproved part of said Lot:
levied on as the property of John Thompson and Willis
Moore, to satisfy two fi. fa’s, in favour of G. J. Adams,
vs. John Thompson and Willis Moore. Levy made and
returned to me by a Constable.
Lot No. 41, in the Town of Lawrenceville,
being the Lot whereon Thomas Porter lived, including
the whole of said Lot with the exception of the Gin
House and the ground whereon it stands: levied on as
the property of Thomas Porter, to satisfy three fi. fa’s,
in favour of Charles W. Rawson, and one in favour of
James Wardlaw. Levy made and returned tome by
a constable.
April 4. JAMES LOUGH RIDGE, Sh’ff
A T the Court house in Jackson county, on the first
Tuesday in May next, within the usual hours, the
following property will be sold, to wit:
Two Bay Homes, six or seven years old :
levied on as the property of Ohadiali Watson, to satisfy
a fi. fa. in favour of William Collins, vs. said Watson
pointed out by defendant.
A Negro Man named Alverius,’ 21 years
of age. levied on a* the property of Peter G. William
son, by virtue of an attachment issued from the Superior
Court "of Jackson county, in favour of Henry Harper.
Sold by an order of said Court.
One Bay Horne, nine or ten years old, fif
teen head of hogs, and nine head of sheep: levied on a*
A T the Court I louse m Hall county, on the first Tues
day in May next, between the usual hours, the
following property will he sold, to wit ;
Scventy-fivo Acres of Land, granted to Du-
priest 4* M'Call, adjoining Dimagin and M’Cleskey, and
laud grunted to Black.stock, on the Oconee river: levied
on as the property of William Aduiris, to satisfy two ii.
fa’s.; one in favour of Alexander Hodge, the other m
favour of Elliott II. Boyd, vs. said Adams. Property
pointed out by the defendant.
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land,
granted to Cox, lying oil tho waters of the Walnut ti k
oftho Oconee river, being tho land whereon John hi’.
Connoll formerly lived : levied on as the properly of
Josiah Hickman, by virtue of two ti. fa’s, in favour of
Samuel Finley, vs. said Hickman. Levied on and ic.
turned tome hya Constable.
Ttvo Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land,
being Lot No. 133, in the llfli district of Hall county
levied on as the property of Benjamin Robin,!; -•by vir
tue of a li. la. issued from McIntosh .Superior Court in
favour of Raymond Denrme,vs. said Rnbiick.
Seven Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land,
granted to Beall, being Ihe lend whereon Isaac Sowell
lives : levied on as the property of Isaac. Sow ell, hy vir.
tuenf a fi. fa. in favour of Chaika Do-.ghertv, vs said
Sowell
Four Hundred \rrcs of Land, granted to
Cox U |., u \ lying on the waters of Ihe t >conee river,
being the plui e whereon W. Spruce lives : levied on as
the property uf William Spruce, by virtue ofa ti. la. in ,
mr of John Holland, vs. said Spruce and John M-
Connell.
Forty-two Acres of Land, being part of Lot
No. »G, in the 11th district of Hull county, wheieot)
Josiah Ellington now lives : levied on as the property
ot Josiah Ellington, by viitucof a ti. fa. in favour of
Patrick J. Murray, vn. said Ellington.
Lot No. 7, in the Town of Gainesville,
whereon John Williams now lives: levied on as the
property of said Williams, hy virtue of a fi. fa. in favour
of William F. Brewer, vs. said Williams, and Robert
Mitchell security on stay of execution.
One Hundred Acres of Land, more or less,
whereon Robert Dowdy, Jr. lives: levied on as the pro-
party of said Dowdy, hy virtue of a ti. fa. in favour of
l*. J. Murray, vs. said Dowdy, and Isaac Sowell securi
ty on the Btay of execution.
•Two Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land, be
ing Lot No. 43, in the 9th district of Hall county; levied
on as the property of John Miller, by virtue of two fi,
fa’s, issued from n Justice’s court in favour uf Minor
W. Brown, vs. said Miller. Leviedori and returned to
mo by a Constable,
One Hundred and Twenty-five Acros of
Land, being part of Lot No. 157, in the 10th district of
liallcounty: I' veil nnasthe property of Win. Dowcss,
hy virtue ot afi. fa. in favmlrof Edward Maddox, vs. said
Dowcss, and Means Yuncey security on the stay of
execution.
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land, be-
ing Lot No. 30, in the 9th district of Halt county: levied
ones the property of James Brown, hy virtue ofa fi. til.
in favour of Wiltiam|MeMillons, vs. said Brown. Pro
perty pointed out by plantifk
Two Hundred Acres of Land, lying on tho
waters of the W alnut fork of the Oconee river. levied
on as the property of (irativill Thompson and Jelm Cel.
fins, by virtue of a fi. fa. issued from a Justice’s cm.;t
in favour of Elias Putman, vs. said Thompson and Col
lins. Levied on and returned to ine hya conslahl .
Ono Hundred and Twcnty-fivo Acres of
Land, whereon Elijah Roberts lives, lying on Wau-
hoo creek, granted to Baikor: levied on as tho proper
ty of said Roberts, to satisfy a ti. fa. in favour of p. J.
Murray, vs. said Roberts. Property pointed out hy the
plaintilf.
On« Road Wagon : levied on as the pro-
pcrlyof James Ramsey, to satisfy a fi. fa. iri favour of
Elijah Roberts, vs. said Ramsey.
Five Hundred Acres of Land, more or less ;
230 Acres, more or less: levied on as the proper!) of tico.
Cock burn, grantee not known, bung the luuii when nn
(■surge Cnckburn new lives, lying on Chestertce riv. r,
in Hjll county : 250 Acres, mure or less, Ivin' on
Chesterton river, in Hall connty, grantee not’known,
being the Tract of Land whereotr Joel Hub-y now
lives : levied on u the property of Joel Limbers, to
satisfy a li, fa. in favour of John S. Nelson, vs. Ryu!
luhhard, John Blackstock, Ryol W itkison, and Gccrgo
.'"cklmrii security on the appeal, and Joel Leathers sc,
mrity on the stay of execution. Property pointed out
by Robert Mitchell, who has the control of said fi. fa.
Two Hundred Acres of Land, more or less,
lying on the. waters of the Oconee river, in Hall county,
being the Tract of Land whoreon Beniamin Whorton
now lives, grantee not known: levied on as tho proper,
ty of Beniamin Whortoh, to satisfy a fi. tit. in favour of
William Jones, vs. said Whorton and William Cobb.
One Horse : levied on as the property of
Stephen Garner, to satisfy a fi. fit. in favour of Aquilla
Shockley, vs. said Gainer and David Martin.
One negro woman named Phillis; one Yoko
of Oxen, one Road Wagon: levied on as tho pro; erty
of Page Itork, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from Mail Su
perior Court, in favour of George Grace, vs. said Itork.
One Sorrel Mure : levied on as the proper
ty of Henry Kenaday, to satisfy a fi. fa. in lavour ot
donathan Buin, for the use of Abraham B. Carter, vs.
said Kenaday. • ‘
One Sorrel Mare : lovied on as the proper
ty of Josiah Hickman, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. in favour
of muel Lmdlny and others, vs. aaid Hickman.
A P fil 4- A. B. HARDIN, Sh’ffi
A T Clayton, Rabun Court House, on the first Tues-
day in May next, between the usual hours •
laic, tho following property will be sold, to wjt •
Two Town Lot in the Town of Clajtou-
Nos. not known ; one wheron George Lute* now iivo. *
containing 3J acre: levied on as the propertyof Georgo
Lutes, to satisfy two fi. fa’s, in favour of tho Inferior
Court of Rahun county, vs. George Lutes, and *'o|m
Steel. Levied on and returned to ine by aconstablc
April 4 JAMBS BBBCKBEY, Sb*