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ewursaTT saus. O/i the first Tuesday in January next, A P the court-house in the town of Lawrenceville, Gwinnett copal), will be s -Id, the following PKO- FUtTY, to wit: One negro M AN, about thirty years old, named Bob— (levied on as the pro^ierlj oi Henry Dunn, sen. to satisfy a fi. fa. from Gwinnett Superior court, in favor of Toliver Davis for the use of Nathaniel Burge, again*' said Hen ry Dunn and William Dunn, security on the stay offi fa. Two hundred and fifty acres of LAND, being lot No. 187, in tho 7th ui strict-—levied on as ths property of Sha- drack Bogan to satisfy a B. fa. from Gwinett Superior Oourt in favor of George 'V. Moore, against said Bogan. THOMAS WORTHY, Sheriff. Jit the 8 'me time and place, will be sold, Two hundred and fifty acres of LAND, more or less, Being No. 91, in the 6lh district Gwinnett cojinty—IeVK,d On as the property of defendants to sutiafj fourfi. las. from Gwinnett Superior Court, one in favor of James Austin, one in favor tif John Choice, one in favor of John Choice, &co. and one in favor of Asahel R. Smith, against Cliffird VVoodroof, Abradant Harris and Ransbird «arris, executors of Duni. I Harris, deceased. Two hundred acres of LAND, more or less, being the plantation whereon George B Morgan now lives—levied on as the property of said George B. Morgan, to satisfy a fl. fa. from Gwinnett Superior Court, in favor of James IVardlaw against Alexander Hamilton, George B. Mor gan and Ephraim Barker. David W. ‘.litlei’s interest in two hundred anJ fifty a crcn of LAND, more or less, being lot No 14, in the Gtii Gwinnsit—levied on and returned to ine by James Gordon, constable, to satisfy i fi. fa. from a Justices’ court in Gwinnett county, in favor of George A. Gordon, fg. said David W\ Miller. . . Ljt of LAND, No. 55, in the 6th district Gwinnett County—levied on as the property of David Sayers, to sat isfy four fi. fas. from a Justices’Court, in favor of James Austin, vs. DaViJ Sayers and Lazarus Minor; levy made and returned to n>c by Few Gordon, lawful constable. One crib of CORN, supposed to be twenty-five barrels, more or (ess—levied on as the property of Henry Bagley to satisfy a distress warrant for rent, issued by John Mills, Justice of the Peace, Gwinnett,county,in favor*of John -Mostly against said Henry Ragle}. WILLI AW BREWSTER, D. Sheriff. ALSO—At the same time and place, will be sold, 950 icrce of LAND, heioglot No. 8G6, m tne 5th dis trict Gwinnett—levied on as the property of the defend ant, to satisfy a fi. fa. from the Superior Court of Gw in nett county, issued on the foreclosure of a mortgage in favor of Peter Lamar, vs lames L. Plunkett; property tiointed out in fi ft. Oet 39 WILLIAM BREWSTER, D. SheViff. ALSO—On the first Tuesday in February next, One cow, one bed and furniture, one put, one oven, one He itle, ten chairs, two trunks and contents, one set fire dog*, shovel and tongs, one Side-board, and divers planta tion ml other tools—levied on a* the property iff John Hors burg, to satisfy a mortgag'd!, fa. from Gwinnett In ferior Court, in favor of Charles Price, sen. vs said >ohn Horstburg. WILLIAM BREWSTER, 1) Sh’ff. December 4 ^ FRANK .1*1 SAX.23. On the first Tuesday in January next, W ILL be sold, at the court-house in Carnesville, Franklin county, between the usual hours of sale, the following PROPERTY, to wit: One hundred firiy-eight and a half acres of LAND, ad joining Couch and others—asthe property of Hannah P. Vaughn, executrix of Jarius Vaughn, deceased, to satis fy afi. fi. issued from a Justices’ Court in favor of Cor- tle’ius K. Donahoo vs. the said Hannah P. Vaughn, cxe 0u'rix of the said Jarius Vaughn, deceased—also on* hundred and sixty-five acres of LAND, as the property of Ike said Hannah P. Vaughn, execu rlx of the said Jari- os Vaoghn, adjoining furm-in and others, at the instance of Cornelias K. Donahoo; levied on and returned to me by a constable. Also two hundred and forty acres adjoining Snell and dfhers—ns tbe property of Hannah P. Vaughn, executrix of Jarius Vaughn, to satisfy an execution in favor of Stanford and Mitchell and others; levied on and returned to tne by a constable. Afr«v eight hundred and fifty acres on the wafers of the middle fork of Broad river adjoining Mitchell and others as the property of John Trigg, to satisfy a fl. fa. in favor off E. and T. Beall, vs the sail John Trigg. POSTPONED SALE ALSO—v3t the same time and place, trill be sold, One thousand acres of LAND, on Slual creek, ad joining Hardy and others—asthe property of Richard F. Gh ippHear to sitisfy two fi fas. in favor of Wm. VV. games, vS the said Richard F. Chappelear HARRISS TONEY, Sbcr-ffi December. 4 22 or u IjAS t££ SATiTSS. On the Jirsi Tuesday in January ntset, A T the court-house in the town of Hertford, Pulaski county, will be sold, between tbe usual hours of sale, the fallowing PROPERTY, to wit: Two hundred two and an halfacres Pine LAND, Lot No. 18*2, in the 19th district formerly Wilkinson now Pulaski county—levied on as the properly of Joseph Cle ments, to satisfy a fi. fa. from the Justices Court in favor of Samuel VV. Holt, vs said Clements; levied on and re turned tu me by a constable. 202J acres Fine LAND, lot No. 183, in the 19th dis trict formerly Wilkinson now Pulaski county:—levied on is the property of Joseph Clements to satisfy a fi. fa. »» favor of Thomas Spears, vs said Clements; levied on and returned to ufe by a constable. Terms cash. JAMES H. WARREN, D. Sh’ff. November 27 81 waxtobt sales. Oti thefirst Tuesday in January next, A T the court-house door in the town of uonrpe, Wal ton county, will in' sold, between tlie usual hours of site, the fallowing PROPERTY, (to-wit:) Three NEGROES—one by the name of Milky, about twenty lour years of age, and one by the name ot Mary about twenty-eight years of age, and the other, the infant male chiid of the said Mary—levied on as the property of •ohn Moate, by virtue of a mortgage fi. fa. in favor cf Thomas Hancock, vs Slid Moate; property pointed out in s id fi. fa. JOHN T. MORROW, I). $k% Oct 23 ' " iZ ‘ * Administrator's Sale* A GREEABLY to an order of the Inferior Court of Oglethorpe county, sit ing for ordinary purposes, w.libe sold, on the first Tuesday in January next, in the town of Lexington, SEVEN NEGROES. to wit:—Essex, Jack, John, Willis, Fanny, Ann, and Jin ny—Sold as the property of Mordccai Howard, deceased. Terms cash. Also, On the first Tuesday in February next, in the town of Thomaston, Upson county, LOT number sixty-nine, io the tenth district formerly Monroe—Terms credit until 25lb December, 18JI. Sold lor the benefit of the heifo. THOMAS HOWARD, Jr. Executor. October 39 17 lOt Administrator’s Sale. O N the first Tuesday in January next, wilfbesold, at tbe court-house in MoutfeCllo, Jasper county, the NEGROES belonging to tbe estate of Crawford Ed mondson, late of said county, deceased, consisting of boys and fellows— or so many, as will be sufficient to pay tiie debts of said estate. Sold by order of the Court of Or dinary tot sail) eotffcty, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms made known on the dny of sale. GARLAND MAXCEY, THOMAS EDMONDSON, Jtdtuinislrulors de bonis nqn, Ofct 23 16 lit EMAUUEL SALES. On the first Tuesday in February next; A T the court-house in Swaioeboro’, Emanuel county, between the. usual hours of sale, will be sold, the fallowing PROPERTY, to wit: Two tracts of L AND, whereon William Danitll now lives, one thousand acres granted to James Stephens and tne other tu Jacob Durden—all laker, us the properly of said William Daniel!, to satisfy (tv 6 executions one in fa vor of tiie State, the other in favor of II. L. Gamble. HENRY DURDEN, D. Sii’ff. ALSO—Will be sold, as above. Four hundred acres of LAND,.whereon William B Daniel! now lives—levied on as the property of tile said William B. Daniel!, to- satis y an execution in favor of the State for his tax; levied on this 30th October, f83b. Dec 18 JOHN OGLESBY',. Sheriff. Administrator’s Sale. W ILL ba sold, on the first Tuesday in January Best, agreeably to uu order of the honorable the Inferior Court of Twiggs county,'while silting for ordinary purpo ses, at the court-house in Marion, Twiggs county, all the real estate of On ,-u C. Fort, late of said eoanly, deceased Sold for the benefit of the creditors of said deceased. MOSES FORT, Adin’r. November 6 18 9i Administrations $ak. O n the first Tuesday in March next, wijl bc sold, at the town of Blakely, Early county, I‘lUCTION NO. 391, in the 5th district Early county, containing about 133 aercs—oboot 8ft acre* are cleared and in culti vation, situated immediately on live Chatahooclue it being port of the real eitate of Alexander Mc&re, late of Hen ry c o u nty, dece ased. Sold by order of tbeCourt of Ordinary of Henry county, for the benefit of the heirs ami creditors. Tcrmscaeh. . ' . THOMAS D. JOHNSON, JMm'r. December 11 23 ‘ t^s v ' x*ook at this i " . A LL persons indebted to ute for services rendered ny my horse GALLATIN, wiH please pay thoir notes or accounts, in Planter, io Mr. Hinbt Duncan of Mu* ledgeviUe. who. is authorised to receipt for me. WM. r. FOARD. November 13 19 _____ GEORGIA— Pulaski county. J OHN D. McCULLEKS applies to me for letters of Adnr uistration.on the estate of Charles Stuart, late of said county, deceased:. - / ;.V These arc therefore to cite and admonish all tbe. * n* dred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given un<ler my hand, this 12th day of Noveio- icr, 1830. JOSEPH CARRUTHERS, e. c. o. O' ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. N the first Tuesday'in January next, «t the court? house in Wilkes cuuntv, pursuant to an order of; the Inferior Court of said coiuvy, while sitting for ordina- r ry purposes, will bo sold, one TRACT of LAND lying on [ Kettle creek in Wilkes county, containing 675 ACRES mare or less, and uij >mu: others. Also, One House and Lot, adjoining lands of Brewer, Chandler, and others; fbe lot coniairisjorty acres mureor less. Also, a. oul FORTY OR FIFTY -LIKELY NEGUuES, consisting of men, women, and children. All of the above, is the property cf Fulix G. Hay,-de ceased, late ol . Wilkes coun’j, and will be sold ter the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Said d vea^ed,— Terms, twelve moritns credit, the pur<dmsers giving bond with approved security. 1 * THOMAS WOOTTEN.) Wmr , # . Adininistratoi^a Sale. O N Thursday, the 6th d^.y of January next, will he sold at the late dwelling house of Edward Ellirage, deceased, all the personal property of said deceased— consisting of Horses, Cattle, and Hogs, ono yoke of Steers and Cart, with other articles loo tedious to men-, tion. All persons indebted to »aid estate are requested to in kc iirunediate.payment, and aUhaving claims against said estate to render them in duly attested as the law re quires. ADAM JONES, JUtm'r, The above sale will continue from day to day till.all is sold agreeably to-other notices. „ Dece.rnh r 18 24 . 6t Administrator’n Sale. W ILL besoid, at the place of holding Court in the county of Randolph, on the first Tuesday ip Jan uary next, within tbe usual hours of sale, „ L.-.ff of LAND, No.. 95, in the 324 district gf finds ol Gruvts, Devant, and originally Lee, now Randolph county—said land sold by I an order of the honorable Inferior Court of Newton cqun ly, while silting for ordinary, purposes, asthe property ot William Lane, sen. deceased. ^ - -_ ; ~ ALLEN LANE, Jtdm'r. September 4 9 9t November I.- 1830 LEWIS S. BROWN, 21 6t HABSRSHA^ SAliSf?. On theJirst Tuesday, in January next, W ILL be sold, before the court-house door in Ihe town Clarkesvilk, Habersham county, within the lawful hours of sale, tbe following PROPERTY, to wit: One hundred and fifty acres of LAND, more or less, being a part of lot No. 96, io tbe 3d district of said coun- ty_y vhd on as live property of Ib-bcrt VV. P. Moore, to Satisfy a fi fa. in favor cf James O vnsby, u; p.-ilant, vs Augustus W. ltahdolph and Robert W. P. Moore, respon dent. LOT No. 53, in tbe 12th district of said county—levied On as tbe property of Frtmlihi Fi e* mm, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. one in iavor of Richard Cox, and two other* in favor of Jonathan Cox and John Nix, all vs said Free man. LOT ,No. 90, in tbe ltlh district of said county—levied on as the property of Msnoah Hubbard, to satisfy a fi fit. from a Magistrates* Court from Warren county, in ft vor of William 8ird; levy made aod returned to me by a constube. One sorrel M ARE—lewd on as the pr< periy of George Wis. to Satisfy a tubpeena fi. fa. in favor of Sutherland Hinson. A. MAULDIN, D, Sheriff. December 4 22 VEWTON SAX.L.S. On the first Tuesday in January next, W ILL be sold, before tbe court-housd door in the town of Covington, Newon county,Tietwcejt llit Usual hours of sale, the following PROPERTY, to nit: Tiro hundred two *n<* on half acres of LAND, more or teas, known by lot No 305, in the 16th district of orig ioaily Henry now Nervtnn county,whereon A. M. Iliil now resides, adjoining Powell arid others on the waters of Yel low river—levied on as the property of Arebable M.-Hiil, tosatisfy afi. fa. in favorrff Jam«s P. Conner fof the.use of Willi \m Barnes vs. said Hit!;, property pointed out by defendant. Two hundred two and an half acres of LANI>, more or less, known by lot No. 270. in the 9th district of orig inally Henry now Newton county, and Lot No. 319, in thc9th district.or originally Henry now Newton county, whereon George Bell and Athael Pul-in no resides, con taining two hundred two and an half acres, more or less— both levied on asthe property of William McMurry, ta Satisfy.a fi. fa. from Morgan Superior Court in favor ot William *1. Reed, bearer, vs William McMurry; proper ty pointed out ay plaintiff’s attorney. Two negro >>tRLS, one by the name of Lclty, about 14 years Old, the other by the name of Lissey, about 9 or 10 years old—levied on asthe property of William Gil bert to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of John Choice, vs. Will iam Gilbert: property pointed out by the defendant. JOSEPH WATTERS, Sheriff. December 4 -22 ‘ALSO—Will he sold, as above, the following Negroes, to wit: - Will, fifty or sixty years of age, Lyle thirty-five, MarL- lb eighteen, Jack fourteen, Polty twelve, Sarah eleven, Fatty nine, Azariuh seven, Susan five, Sally thirty-three, lairany sixteen, Ann eleven, Lucy nine, Ben six years old, tnd a child, Hulda—levied on os tbe property of Tho mas Stanford, sen. to satisfy a fi. fa. on the foreclosure of v tno.lgagefn favor of John 8. Fall, administrator on the. oxute of Stephen H. Gilmore, deceased, vs. Thomas Stanford, sen. K. W. HARGROVE, D. Sh'ff. Oct 23 1C The above negroes are likely and will be solB without rc. E. YV« II. Administrator’s Sale. O N tbe first Tuesday t» F binary n-it, will bn sold, at the court house in the town of Covington, Ncw- >n :ounty, the whole of the real property belonging to the estate of Reuben B. Neal, late of said county de ceased—consisting of the PLANTATION upon which deceased died, and the LOT of LAND which be pur chased of L. P. Mackey—all lying upon South river and its waters. Said land sold uy order of the honorable the Inferior Cmrt of said county, while sitting for or dinary purposes. JONATHAN e. MACKEY; Jldm'r. November 25 21 9t ~ Administrator’s Sale. W ILL be void, on the first Tuesday in February next, at the court-house in Madison county, two hundred and fifty acres of LAND—part of the real es- tatyof William McRee, deceased. Sold agreeable to an order of the Inferior Court of Clark county, sitting for ordinary purposes. BENMMIN McREE, | fcWor ,. Administrator’s Sale. October 30 JOHN 11. LOWE, '' 17 13t Administrator’s - Sale. A GREEABLY to yn order of the llonoiable Inferior Court of Habersham county, will be spld, at the Court House in Baker courly, on the first Tuesday in Ja nuary next, LOT of LAND number two hundred and twenty-nine, in the 3d district ot formerly Early, now B 'k;*r county, 1 —ns apart of the real estate of VVm. Bo- li»g, late of Habersham cmmty, deceased: Also on the same day,'will be sold, at Clarksville, Habersham coun ty, the bailance off tlie unsold real estate of satd Wm. Boling, deceased, tbut-Um tbc said county of*Habei- sham. Terms made known on the day. ABSALOM HOLCOMB,') A . , WILL! AM BOLING, Jr. > rs - November 6 ■—-18 9t Administrator’s' Safe. O N Monday, ti e teveoieenth d -y of January next, will he nold-at thejale residence of Zucbariah Phil lips, of Walton couniy, deceased, all iht PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to said deceased—consisting ot Household and Kitchen Furniture, a large stock off Hogs and Cattle, Horst s, &c. Corn, Fodder and a number of Other articles too tedious to mention. * . Also, at the same lime and phee, the NEGROES wit! be hired and the PLANTATION will be rented for the ensuing year. Sale to continue from day to day until all is sold—Terms of sale made known on the day. ROBERT M. ECHOLS, Mm'r. December 4 22 . >- tde Administrator’s Sale. T^'ILL be sold, at the court-house jn the county of v f Ciarkj OnJbe first Tuesday in January neSft,-five hundred acres of LAND.and two N EG R0E8— Reuben, about 20 years old, and Doctor about id years old—fktrt of the estate of William McRce, deceased. Sold agree ably to an order of the Inferior Court of said county-, sitt ing for ordinary purposes, for the benefit of ilu- creditors. BENJAMIN McREEy) 7. JOHN H. LOWE, yttlmrs. Oct 21 16 ~ -• 1U W ILLbe sold.-aittiecotirt-bousi. in the town of Cov ington, Newton county, on the first Tuesday in January next, the folio ing NEGROES, to nit; Ciny Burn, Nun ry, Rose Dmali, Nathan. Derry, Peter, Wiley, Rfency, Turner, Tiiman, Moses and Cooty. Said negroes sold as tbe property of Reohr-n B. Neal, deceased, and by “rder of the honorable thefciftri- or Court of Newton county, tvfitle silling for ordinary purposes. JONATHAN C. MACKEY, Adm’r. September 25 •’ . 12 tA«l5t Administrator’s Sale. O N the first Tue-flaj m January next, will be sold at tbe market-house in the town of Louisville, Jef ferson county, between the usual hours of sale, by virtue of an order of the Court off Ordinary of said county, the following property, to wit: - All the real estate of William Hannah, late of said county, deceased, supposed to contain 1500 acres, be the same more or less—lying *>n tbe waters of Du hart’s creek in said coanty. Tbe titles will be she wn on the day of sale. Also, will be sold, on the same dar and same place, the following NEGROES, all belonging to said estate, to wit:—Creasy a woman, Vicey a woman, and her four children, R .chael and her child, Milly 17 years old, Rho- da 5 years ohl, and Jefi’, a boy $ years old.* Terms will be made known on the day of sale - , THOMAS HANNAH, ) , JOSEPH WtHGHAM, 5 J,din rs ‘ "November H> 19 - ■ GEORGIA—Pulaski county. - a W HEREAS, Scssoms Perkins, Guardian of Mary Ann Packer, minor of Jofin B. Packer, dec’d. applies to me far letters of dismksion. . This is ther« lore to cite-the kindred and creditors of said dcc’d. to be and appear at nty ofiice, within the: time prescribed by law, fosbewcaose, if any they have, why said letters of dismission should not be granted. Given umlermy hand this I2th Novcmb-r, 1830. n,6m. * J. C AR RUTH ERs, c. c o. Administrator’s Sale. A GREEABLY u-an order of the Inferior Court of Walton county, when sittirtg for ordinary put poses, wiii bescdd on the first Tuesday in January next, «t the court-boese in said county, six hundred and 'twenty.eight acvesofLAND, more or less, lying in the third district of said county, on the waters of Jack and <5rtrbby creek, and adjoining lands of Wm. Roberts, Dabifct Ramey, Brinklt y Beice and ethers. Said as fife property .of The\ opitilus Hill, deceased, for the benefit rff Ure heire, &<• Conditions on ibedayof sale. ' T. J.-HlLL, Octalrer 9 14 J3t Administrator’s Saie. r ' A CREEABLY to urr ordei ef the Irtfoi ior Court of 1m. Henry county, io sell the real, estate of John. «VU> Kec, deceased,' will be sold, on the firs>t Tuesday ih Janu ary ii> xt, at tbe court-house door in ’tlie toivn of Colum- Inm, Muscogee county, between the usual hours of sale, one LOT of LAND, number one hundred apd se*ebly- sev. n in the seventh district of sail county. Sold for tbe benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased.'' JACOB McKEE, Adm’K Noypmber 13 19 8t' Administrator’s Sale. ** . ■gri NDER an order of th: Inferior CourTbf the county of Walton, fetien sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sold, on the first Tuesday in February next, at fhc, enurt-bouse door in Harris county, LOT No. 218; infffce eighteenth district of formerly Muscogee, now Harris cwnty. Sold for the benefit of the cratifors and heirs of Frances Nash, late of Ettiert county, dcrcosed. SAMUEL ALLGOOD, Adm’r. November 13 19 9i HENRT SOTEXIOR. eObffiP, .. . -■■■'>. •' .v<‘ • 49)9fefMl«r Term, Joseph Crxxl, 1 _ ’WM-NI8I, Hmuin HobgooB. y To establish test Bond. V: • IcaFY Bojrixy G EORGIA, Henry county.—Know all wen by these « presents, that 1, Hezekiab Hohgood of the county •bd slate afeirestud, sin held and firmly hound unto Joseph Great, his heirs ithd assigns, In the sum ot two hundred dollars,, sealed with my seal afcd dated this 9ih day of March, 1829. . , - ^ . The conditioe of Ihe above bond or obligation as vucb, that whereas the above bound Hexekiah Hobgood hath this day xo|ii to the aforesaid Joseph Creal One certain tract or lot ef Land, situate, lying and, being in the afore said State and county of DcKalb, known end distinguish* ed in tbe plan of the fourteenth district at originaty Hen ry hut now DcKalb county by (hcTuimber one hundred and seventy-four, for which said lot offendthe said Hob-- o-ood hereby binds himself to make good and sufficient ti tles to the same wben the said Joseph Creal shan obtein a grant at his own expense for saiff lo,t of land. Now if the said Hezekiab Hobgood sMll, anJ do make, orcause to be made io tbe aforesaid Joseph Creal, his heirs and assigoSjgodd m -J sufficient titles ifl law to the aforesaid lot of lard, then this obligation to be nuil and void, e\ea to remain in full force and virtue. Signed usd scaled in tbe presence of . HEZFKIAII HOBGOOD, l. s. GEORGIA, ) Personally appeared, liefor* me, a llenry county. J Justice rtf the Peace in and for the county a fore? a fd^. Joseph Creal, and after being duly sworn, depcsflh and saith that the above and foregoing is a lfuc copy iu substance as well as he recollects of a bond held by Jura on the uforesiffd Hezekiab Hobgood, ■.vitnessts Ip said bond not recoHected—that said original bond uas held by him for the purposes mentioned there in—that be has never sold npr traBsfered snid bond lev any oth. r person or jicrsoijs whatsoever,Jmt that he ba» either Idst or mislaid said rigiual so that he cannot find orcOntroqJtt, " -(Sighed). , .J CREAL. Swtim fo"'a ltd subscribed lie fere me this 7th day of March, 1329. 1YOODSON HUBBARD, J. r. ttrtary Superior Court, September Term, 1830. IT appearing to ths Court that the original bond of which the fon^cing is a copy in 'Substance and that the said ftr.igjn :l lias been tost ur mislaid, so that it cannot be foijpd—T s t+vereforc on mot j n, Ordered, That the above ctijiy be estahlibUed ins’eaU of the :>iigtpul at tlie nexT tefnref tbis Court, unless the saHl Utz fcioh Hob- goed shew g(K*d cause to- the contrary at that Tci'in» il is-furtUer ordered, That a copy of this Rule be •served upon the sahF HcZrKiah Hobgood at feast three toon ths' before tlfe'nc xs Perm of this Court, o- publish'd once a month for three m-.-nihsr before that time in one of *4ic pubilie gazettes oftlij* Stats: A true extract from (he ufinutes this Sth-day December, 1330.:' -:. ^ - \YM. HARDIN, Cl’k. 1 dec if8 ^ 3ro GEORG Pulaski Superior Court* October Term, *830. I T appearing by The affidavit of James Tockc, uaoi ids- Iraiirr vvftti thp wi1|tuincxed oT Allen Toofce, dec* ea rn—that the originalRorjl crf Gfay 1L'Gji'2ik:i-, tlft q-af- ffied exicutOr* of AI fen Pookc, deCcATsed, of which Iha anne-sed is a co;vj in substance, (Lo-»\ ic) GEORGIA, ) K»owA4.LMjj4t.BJTHESEpnr3- Fulas£iiotutiy..) hot -we,. Gray IL Guroucr, pcjucvpal, and James.Reace^vcil, Washington iiobti t Tbompuiii, Samuel Hobcrtson^anU - itiisroJe.k r securities, ri'*'. held and firmf) bound untoIbe JusliCt s the Inferior-Court srttjng as a court.^f ordinary of sa d couuty^arTd.their. succcssots in ytiTce, ih the just sum JT thirl}’ tti-Risa tul dpi lavs; forth; payment fit whicb sum of money \o-i:ie.s ;«f Ji^lkcs find titbit 8tWC.e6s<.rs in ofiice, vv'e brndpuistlrcs, our lictrs^ (.Xcculors-aiul a.dr.iirti:»a- tors, jointly an:l stwralfy renJifirmL.-bs ifesc piessnfs. %oled with our seals atidd.iie.il' this 28th May, 1323. Th.e.corihtior> pf tiie $bove*obiigaturn is such loaf (he -said Gray B,-Gardner, now acting us qoi iiiud -s^ tutor <f {be last will and-testaitieiil of Allen/j ocke, .dcressed, hi.v !; g been rrqpiff d4*y ,s.»id, cuuri of ordinary tvgirt *e- fur I tv for tlie faithful esecutum of .fife Jrirtt as cxtculOF aforesaid. Now if th* said 'Gray t>. Ganiifor, tx- entor of Mlefi Topke. deceased, do nt i.'.e, or e.iuse to be me dr, It iFue'nnd perfect idventoiy'cjl alp ahd sipgidur the the Honoruhle the Inferior Courtof VViikinson cour goods, distfe.Is, nhd .credits of the said (p.teiotd, •« hicli tj, when sitting for ordinary purpose^, for. lea vt (o sett a N ^taVcpt sSnil comnlp f/rt^pvvfetfgVpoB^e'asionrax iiuiids -the^^real estate’ of 'Ghaitdphcr'Pearspn, .late of said Ctnin ■ " ‘ ty, deceased—For the benefit oft the htirs and creditors oftsaio' deceased. - JONATHAN PEARSON, Mm'r. ~ August 23 ♦ ‘ 8- * - 4*n F OUR, months after date np^lipatidn will be repde to the Honorable .the Inferior Court, of tlm county of Newton, while sifting for erdinaiv purposes Tor leave to sell the whole of the real estate belonging to the eetaicof Reuben" B. Neal, late pf Newton coih'rty. 'ifecensed.- JONATHAN JC, MACKEY. Adm r, September 25 - ■ ' ~ . 12 " 4 m EOUGfA—Morgan coualy.—Williaia R^ Howard and William IV. Selmati^ apply for letters of Ad ministration, with the will annexed, on the estate of Jo seph Howard, late of Walton county, deceased r These arc therefore to cite and admonish ail sin gular the kindred and creditors of aaid deceased, to be and appear at tlie office of the Clerk of the Court tff Or dinary within the time prescribed la ur, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be grahfrd- December 4 - -- 22 - T ■ f»* I SHALL, on the first Monday in. January next, at the Inferior Court then held in the county of New ton fur ordinary purposes,make application to said Cbtirf for leave to sell the following NEGROES, to wit:•—Clay- burn, Nancy, Rose, Dinah, Nathan, Derry, Peter; VV i- ley, Hcney, Turner, Moses, Tiiman and Coo’y—wlttch' said negroes belong to the estate oi Reuben B. Neaf, late r>f Newton county, deceased. „ * JONATHAN G» SI ACRE Y, Adrr.V. September 25 12 - *otd J NOUR months afterdate application will be made.to . t'fe honorable the Inferioi Court of Walton county, silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to seH the real estate, belonging to th minor heirs of John Selman, late of said county, deceased. . JAMES W. HARRIS, \ * ^ JOHN -H. LOWE^ \ Guetolums. Oct 23 16 '■ 4m • - - V- ... - - . - - I - f ilOUR mou'.bs after date apidicatioir will be made .to the honorable the Inferior C°J*rl cf Emanuel ooun ty, when-sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to seh afi the real .and part of the pcrsoorif property: belonging 1< -the estate of Solomon Met cer, fate of said county r jdeceas- ed. ©AVID GRIFFIN, Adm’r. September 25 i-2 . 4m M NOUR-months after date applieatinn-wiH be made to JL 1 fhe‘ bonorabteThe Inferior Court of Henry county, whew sitting for ordinary purposes^for tea ve (o stll all fife real estate of Jarfics S». Bishop, deceased, for life-benefit uf the heirs and creditors. DUDLEY BfSliOL, Adui’r November .13 - . 4vp * JpOUR months after date application wi.lt be made tc TTIOUR.months after date appjhrdifon wlM he uhnle to -JL 1 . ^the lionorabfo lire Court of Ordinary fef Hahersham county, wfteq sitting for ordinary purpose* v far lea veto vrfI LOT No. 150, in the ninth district of G-irroU epunfy, fo»- the ben« fit-of tits heirs niul emlitore-of Mars VVjtkin- son*? orphans. JOSEPH DOBSON, Gxutrdinr.S' ‘ ■ 'Novemlier 1, 1830. -.19 r 4^ + 1 JU3 t Administrator’s Sale. A GREEABLY to an order of the Inferior .Court of Wilkinson county, while sitting for ordinary purpo ses,will be sold, on the first Tuesday in ianuary next, at the court-house door iu Thomaston, Upson county, LOT of LANS No. 252. nr the Hth dis frict of originally Monroe, now Upson county. The same being part of the real estate of Brice Paul, deceased— Sold for tbe benefit of ihr heirs, Terms made known on the day of 6aie • ... JOHN CRUTCHFIELD, Mm’or.. October 30 17 - -iQt A' GREEABLY to an order of the Inferio' Court of Henry county to sell tlie real estate of John Mc Kee,..deceased, will be sold, on the lirst Tuesday in Feb ruary next, at Carrollton, Carroll county, Lot of LAND, number two hundred and eighteen, m tbe ninth-district of said county, ns the property of said deceased. Spiff for the benefit uf the heirs and creditors of saiu. deceased. JACOB McKEE, AdnPr. . November 13 19. 9t Administrators Sale.^ O N the first Tuesday in January next, will be soMr In McDonough, Henry county, LOT-a»f LAND number fiftyrtwo, in tne seventh district of said county Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Benjamin Carrol, deceased, by order of the Inferior-Court of said county, when sitting for ordinary purposes. LEVI WHITE, ) _i , JOHN C. DULIN, November ft ra 9* fc-xecutor’s Sale. "%Jif be sold, on the first Tuesday in ^January next, v v bctvkeen the usual hours of sale, at tbe_*couit- house in the town or Louisville, Jefferson county, a NUGRO MAN. named Jack, about 35 years of ag<, (reionging to tlie r?- tatcof Noah A .dams, fete of said county, deceased.— Sold for the benefit of the heirs and Creditors. of aaid es* late, mid which negro is authorised to be eoUI by the will of said Testator. Terms made krfown on tbe day uf sale. JAMESr Ap.AMS, JSxecutor. November 4 19 "* 8t ~ Administratrix’s Sale. * W ILL be sold, on tfcv first Tuesday in January next, in the town of Louisville, Jefierson cofmfy, one LOT of LAND, lying on Reedy creek in said cohnty, coh- fainingtwo hundred and thirty acres, well improved, whereon Hardy Pool how lives—Sold as the property of George Mock, cceaeed, for the benefit of tbe heirs and creditor* of said deceased. Terms made known.on tbe diy of sale. MARV MOCK, Jhhnr'x. October 30 17 ' iflt URSUAN I’ loan order of the honorable the Inferior Court uf the county of RaWy, n hen sitting for or dinary purposes, will be sold at Decatur, in the county of DcKalb, on the first Tuesday in January next, IOTOP LAIT3> HO. 327, lying in the eighteenth distnci of originallj'Henry, hnw DcKalb county. Sold for the benefit of Expect Kjfby Spence, orphan of Aaron Spence, deceased. • • * JANE^8E$NCE, Guardian. October 30 jy jp^ V HARRIS SUPERIOR COURT, ' ' > - iVIarch Term, IS30. The Govern^' on lhe.iwfcrmcHdn of 1 \ Josrxi \Veldon ts. IamrsDvrham. j T appearing to Hie Con re, by the return cf ihe Sbetiff. that the,defendant in the above ca*e4r not to ho fount: in said county, it isdiereforc ordered, Ihnl otrvice be per fected by puhlicatioo in one of the ptibUo gazettes of JliT* State, once a month for three months. A frue cmfrom the mip.utds. ft. BLANDFGRD, jr. Cterh. Qsf3ft - . . 47 r- l&i GEORGIA—^Pulsski county. •' ' To all wham it may concern; • ' - tM^TJER-EAS;-'Lewis Wood, Eexecntor of the pststr- v V of Abraham Wood, deceased, r.pplics to the Court .of-Ordinary of said county for lettcre disuns.swry on said cstaie: These arc therefore to'cite and admonish all -and sirigu. lar, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file •their objections (if any they have)'** the clcrfs a/fiee of said Court ©rOrdinary, on or before the first Monday i - March next, otherwise letters dismissory will .be granted the ap|»Uc«nt. Witness the Honorable John J. Taylor one of the Jus tices of said Court, this 6th ffep’emher I830i , JOSEPH CARRUTHRRS, Ci’kc. o. Nov 27 . 21 m6.m GEORGIA, Pulaski county. ’ Court cf Ordinary', July adjourned Tenn, iB2Q: R ULE NISI-—The ■petition of Lewis WoutT, admin- islrater of Elisha Evans, dseeased, sheweth that he has folly cotqpletcd the.administraiien of said Estate, and prays to Ife dismissed therefrrm--- IfTierev/tmi, H is ordered bp the Court, That a copy of ihfe mfe bc^ publish ed once a mouth for six month*: -in -one of the puWfc ga zettes of this State, requiring all persons concerned, to shew cause (if any they tae,) Why said Lettcrs Dismiss- sory should not be granted. A true extract from the minutes, 39lh July,'l8A6. JOSEPH CARRUTHERSjCI’k c a. Aug 21, " - 7 ■■ - But Administrator’* $a!c. W ILL besoid, at the pourt-housc io Marion, Twiggs county, ontbeforst Tuesday in March next. One HOUSE aod LOT, being t be real es tate of Owen C. >Fort, deceased.' Sold in -pursuance of no order from the Court off Ordinary of: said county, for the benefit of creditors. ^ MOSES FORT, AdiaV. December 11 ^ GEORGIA, WALTON COUNTY, Ccuri of Ordinoiy, fidy Tam, 1630. INFERIOR COURT, SITTING -FOR ORDINARY 1TRPP8ES, Trrtent, tbeir Houors Irif-ren Hkatley, Egbert B Dealt, Robert JU. Echols and Timothy Tillman, Justices ol said Court. R ULE NISI.—Upon tlie application of Btnjamin flammoek. adminfetfator of John H. Benrdin, de- ceased, stating that he has fully disduir^ed the dnties.as- «<igned as Administrator aforesaid, and pi'aying to be dis- missedthcrefrom—It is ordered, That acopy of this Rule be published (price a month for six months in one of the- pttblic gazettes ef this State,' requiring 'all persons con cerned to she w cause, if any they hare, why said'letters dismissory should not be.granted. A true extract from the minutes, this 12th JoIr, J830 JE8SE MITGHELE, c. e. q. julylY a. v ... 6m rff the said Gray ll. G_irunei if , cx^ciucjr aforesaid-, or ii)io the possession of^oy o-hot; per^n for him," and lie same stt made^dS? exhibitffo^hq-ddstfof^syBf tiivTulwfer Ct urt sillhtg asa-epuYt of ordiwuriaj Siuid county, at si*rh »<n,e as-be shall be thcrcurvtouequired fc) s&’.d Court of u.dfo-:- jty.jiiid the same goods. cb^ttcis aird credits do well and jyaty ulipwiffetjesorAng wrlc«, isndnulsV e*ju«t yied tr-O;- account uf his «ctipg% and duiirgs When bylaw te- quired-— acd. fiWfhfer,.do *v«IL(mAfruiy pay afod dJiver «.H fegaoh s contained 'and sp^iTied itt the sairf r-jif -of Aifen TooiiCy deceased, as for .»sibe. said goods, chattels, rrd eredhawiU t-xUivd, vr-H-ie kvw. 'twjuirc, ciuftin all things Ihiihfully porfitcen tr.i duty as < xdeuifir aforesaid accord ing to law, then-tb«.above otligajiioa to be vuid,-eire ta i-eiuajn ie fttH fqtcc. . - - ^ • ' " '(fray B Gardner, ' [l. s-] ■ J jS ""Robert-ThaihjiScii,' [ft s 7 v ' ’Jrmles RniceneU, (l. ?.} * . iVttihirrgtbn L<thcusUr T [lI s.J - Sart.uetRtobcHson, ' (ft s ] .* -* ' H’th.'Jsi'Jcf t ' ' [l. s J Sf^nto!,‘seiffed -find actaowle^a Wi opfn Court, this 24£{j Moy,-l823. • : • ' Thnd. 6. Holt, : JvtTGratcford, -has-hcco lo.<U or dfes^MLye^ry- . ■Mi': therefgre- erder&t f *'Eh*? tbe oj^iositc-parties do shew cause, bylhe next terin of Uife-comrlj-whyahe above c6j>y sliouUl ryjJ Jie cfaitWisli<eitijUfeu of saidlost ordinal, am* that tSi§ Rultrbs ff>:*LlrsbAl in one AT ihe public go* Zf.Oi s uf tbis State,.once a^Cwytili-for three month*. Affruo extract ft aid the .MittHtes^ bntqbcr 13th, 1330, . (ImlG) lO.SEPH .CARRUTHERS. CI’b. . iSberwood’s Gazuttoer. , T HE fest vfihs Edition just rewffd by , - Ndvcwbtir-6 CRAFT fo GRRfiN, GEORGIA—\V.TSlungt&n county- • ) •-% ftsrxajnst * . ' . v » .. } . the jircclvsure of d i*\ Ujit^M HenSRTjr; j w# ■ - JSiQTfyzozt* "MiTP-ON life petitiop ufo J^ohp t\%kcr, stating that on mJ the twooty-seVentij day of_Fefoj;ary in the year cf yur Lord ope Uiwsand^cisiit jiupdred.q*ul twcntj-eiglit, in tlfe county of U-ashiSftbn, WjiiiMi M. Bernictt did -make, execute and dcH.vx run I at he cbn W‘ icker, i.is certain Jeed of MuUgRge^cariii^d^fr the same day end year aforesaid, wffercby .be mortgaged V»t<ttije.9ajff Joi n VV ickcr y bis Heirs ,aj»d assigns, iyeo rertain tracts or pof* pels of Laud, one on .tip?-wafers ef Wiliiamton Swamp, aujojning fends ofolfoixpn, Howard, Osborn and .pfihe said Bennett, ^out?iniug one hundredoind s€vcmocn and a Iwilf iic rcs pine land, more or less, whereun Mi-u. Detorab Cook liv'd! at tuedfite of said-nro/tgage;. the-oth tj on tl.C waters.oTSUphenh credt, fi^jeinfog-Wiyffhcji, Harrison & oUfefs, -coniauiiqg one hand red acres pine Land, more cf less,ho'(tfeadfe.lying,and,Iking mi tfic ooumy and state ;;bovc written: w.hfelt ,eaidd|cd of morigage.wus made to the said John Wfeber, for flic puup.se of securing tho said John \Viekc-r as security for the said Wiliiam M. Ucnuctt en eight proinissery po'cs, seven- for thirty dof- lars each, ami one ler fifteen dollartwid twenty- five cents, amounting to two. hundred and t’. verily-five dollars and" twent}-five cents, payable twelve menlhs ffhere<Rer to Jifftn vVidker and. Lli^.ihetb Wamble (administrator and administratrix on the estate-of Eggbfirt U amble, dcccas- Qd,) of bcarct, for value rCRuiyed—«cd the sa id John Wich* er having prayed fur a rate ni*i for the foreetesure of tie- equity ofi cdemption in and lo tbe said, mortgaged prem ises—/; is on motion, ordered. That foe principal acd iir- tercsl oft he debt afore said, and Ihe ffosts of fb«-oppl(ca« tion on this bchalfsball.be paid into life Clerk’s office of thist Gourf w itbiff t welve moUtiisfrem tfeetlale of this Rule,otb- ri wiscftlre eqpity ofrc/knmtion iu.ayid fotbc enhl mortgag ed premises.shall thenceforth be forever barred and fore- c1 osed.—*3ii(ftit is.furttur ordered; Tbxl tilts rule bi? pub lished in one or mere cff the' pobfio gnxcfees of this 3tato vat least once a month for six montbs, or serFeff oa the mortgager, or hi$ spocial agent Rtleartliirce months prt* vious to the time tliempney is directed tohe-pajdtr A true-extract from the "minutes, this 201h October 1930*.- V ' : ^ MORGAN. RROWN, Cl’k, November s ; > . 1A. • ^ .-r ? J -v- 6m . -—i —■»-; ^. j. -r i ■— O N'or before the twentieth day. of Pueember next, promise to pay James Cjirt ledge or bearer, Ffflfr tight dollars far valuereceived 3ti'jh Aplif, 1330- « K ^ JDHK mRTZXL Thccanewleralian-for whieh the abCDveuofe-was jjiv-h ha^j^g failed, I fi>rwpru.-aff persons froni trading fox ity ‘sI wiB not pay it, sfrouldeudr payment be required. Pecxttbcr i« ^ x