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JbfterOPfi Sbaleo*
OWIWNL'fT SALES.
On the first Tuesday in February next,
A T the court-house in the town of Lawrence ville,
1 j*. G"innett county, iviil he sold, the following PRO
PERTY, to wit:
One hundred and fifty acres of LAND, it being part of
i ;t number fifty-four in the 6th district of said county,
. hereon the defendant resides ^levied on to satisfy a fi.
i .. in favor of Charles Wilson, vs. Francis Shackelford.
One hundred and twenty-five acres of LAND, part of
- t No. 125, in the 5th district of said county, as the pro-
* rty of John Lay, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Zachari-
t Curly, vs. said Lay.
LO f Na. 84, in the 6th, and LOT No. 14, in the 7th
U strict of said county, each containing two hundred and
!;y acres—as the properly of George Dawson, to satisiy
' vo fi. fas. from Greene inferior Court in favor of Stew-
.1 and Hargraves, vs. George Dawson, and other fi. fas.
v j said Dawson. ■
WILLIAM BREWSTER, D.. Sheriff.
ALSO—At the same time and place, will be sold,
One cow, one bed aud furniture, one put, one oven, i
hettlg, ten chairs, two trunks and contents, one set
tors burg, to satisfy a inortgag.fi. fa. from Gwinnett In
rior Court, in favor of Charles Price, -sen. vs said John
lorsebnrg. WILLIAM BREWSTER, D. SU’ff.
December 4 , 22
NEW STORE
T 1
GiSLiSa^. & olzasS.
HE subscribers arc now opening-at their shoe, a few
doors below uic Merchants’ and Flu liters’ Bank,
Augusta; a large and f ishmnuWle assortment of Goods in
the above line, which tlu-y are preprtd to offer to country
merchants and others, on as favorable terms as can be
afforded by any other market.
Their present stock* which is entirely new, has been se
lected with great care and regard to patterns, shapes, &<:.
—fioiu the most recent impuitations into the Now York
and Philadelphia mirkeis—and tneir arrangements in
Europe are sucii as to (naWe them at all times to offer the
newest and most approved patterns of Ware.
Also, for sale—Portable Cooking Furnaces; Window
Glass—Japanned, Plated aud Silver Castors and Liquor
Stands; Brass Liverpool Lamps, Hall do.; -Mantle Or
naments, &c. P. B« TAYLOR, & Co.
Dec 25 25 St
GLOBE HOTEL,
NEWTON SALES.
On the first Tuesday in February next,
^?I7TLL be sold, before the court-house door hi the
* v toivn of Covington, Newton county, between the
anal hours of sale, the following PROPERTY, to »vit:
Fifty acres of LAND, in the ninth district of originally
leury now Newton county, being the south-east corner
‘ No. 206—levied on as the property of William Green,
> satisfy ufi. fa. in favor of Hcory H. Field, vs William
'been and Noah Lewis, his security on the. stay.
One road WAGGON ami one large BAY MARE, a-
outlen years old—levied on as the property of John Ed-
• ! -won, to satisfy afi. fa. in favor of George W. Lau-
t itee, vs James H. Cruice, John Edcltmon and Wili-
:a Batchelor, his securities.
K. W. HARGROVE, D. Sh’ff.
January t> 26
EMANUEL SALES.
On the first Tuesday in February next,
k T the court-house hi Swainaboro’, Emanuel county,
bet we* n the usual hours of sale, will be sold, the
f-Honing PROPERTY, to wit:
Two tracts of LAND, whereon William Daniell now
res, one thousand acres granted to James Stephens and
* ue other Itv Jacob Durden—all taken as the property ol
iid William D midi, to satisfy two executions one iu fa
t -‘r of the Stale, the other in favor of R. L, Gamble.
One negro GIRL, named Chany, about six or seven
y ars old—levied on as the property of Jonas Curry, to
atitify one 15. fa. issued from Iht- Superior Com t of Tatr
'>all county; levied on the 27tlv N -vember, 1830.
Jan 1 H-NUY DURDEN, D. Sh’ff
ALSO—Will be sold, as above,
Four hundred acres of LAND, whereon William B
Daniell now lives—levied on as the property of the suit-’
Viliiam B. I) midi, to satisfy an execution in favor of
the State for his tax; levied on Ibis 30l i October, 183(J
D<c 18 JOHN OGLESBY, Sheriff
o
LAND FOR SAXiR.
T
IE subscriber otters tor sale tut louowing i ic.i o i o
OF LjIACD, which will be suld low f ^r casn or on
a short credit:
No.
369, in th
a 1st Dist. Early now Baker county,
it
316,
C4
5th
do. Early,
II
312,
CC
I4»h
do. Early,'
1C
168,
a
2d
do. Appling,
Cl
196,
cc
7th
do. Houston now Crawford,
cc
184,
CC
3d
do. Dooly,
1 lot No.
201,
formerly Mouroe now Pike county,
No.
12.
in the 2d Dist. Troup now Meriwether,
a
241,
44
5t!i
do Troup county,
H
L45,
cc
24fo
do. Muscogee uow Talbot,
H
370,
cc
7th
do. Lee now Randolph,
#4
191,
cc
28 til
Jo. Lee,
CC
68,
•i
3d
do. Early now Baker,
44
172,
cc
13th
do. Early,
44
254,
cc
14th
do. do.
cc
98,
cc
7th
do. Dooly,
M
198,
4«
7th
do. do.
cc
106,
cc
9th
do. Monroe now Pike,
cc
54,
cc
7 ill
do. Gwinnett,
cc
36,
cc
6 tit
do. Troup,
cc
8t,
cc
4lb
do. Coweta,
cc
249,
cc
4th
do. Muscogee now Marion,
li
18,
cc
26 !h
do. Lee,
14
62,
cc
18th
do. Mu-cogee now Harris.
\pply to foe subscriber at Carnesviffe, Franklin county.
JAMES MORRIS.
December 11
23 8t
NOTXOjQ.
r HE subscriber now ofli r» his LANDS and PLAN.
I’ATION in Bibb county, 2 1-2 miles above Ma
con for sale, which areas follows; 800 acres, 300 <i
which are cleared and very productive tying on the Ea;-'
side ofthe Ocniulg<ie above the town, directly on th:- riv
er. Any person wishing to purchase, would do well to
cumeitud view the premises, .<s I flatter mys f, but few
if any more desirable plantations are in the vicinity > ( Vt
• n, and a very good Fishery is on the same; the Lands
ire well timbered, tiie plantation is under good repairs,
vititconvenient cabins and Gin House, with many fruit
trees, auuno tract of Land in he state is better -aieied.
LUKF ROSS.
Macon, ATot 3 -19 2m
Newnau Academy.
'jtjTJHE Trustees of tins liisCttn'.ion wi. pleasure a r -
SL nounce to the public that they hav eit/ag-'>i fo
ill-ensuing year, the Hv. jOSEPtl ALEXANDER, of
Oglethorpe county, as Rector at th Ac-uiciny, win;
Administrator’s Sale.
N Monday, the seventeenth day of January next,
will be sold at the lute residence of Zachariah Phil- I long experience and well known capacity, they tri-s. w
lips, of Walton county, deceased, all t!ie
PERSONAL PROPERTY
belonging to said deceased—consisting of Household and
Kit-ciw-n Furniture, a large stock of Hogs and Cattle,
Horses, &c. Corn, Fodder aud a number of other articles
too tedious to mention.
Also, at the same time and place, the NEGROES will
be hired ond the PLANTATION will be rented for the
ensuing year. Sale to continue from day to day until all
is sold—Terms of sale m-'de known on the day.
ROBERT AJ. ECHOLS, Adm'r.
December 4 22 ’■ -s
Administrator’s Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in February next, will be sold,
at the court house in the town of Covington, New
on ounly, the whole of the real properly belonging li
the estate of Reuben B Neal, late of said county tie
ceaBed— consisting of the PLANTATION upon wliici
deceased died, and the LOT of LAND which he pur
chased of L. P. M ickey—all lying upon South river arid
its waters. Said land sold by order of the honorable
the Inferior Court of said county, while sitting for or
dinary purposes.
JONATHAN C. MACKEY. Adm'r.
November 25 21
A Henry county to sell the real estate of John Ale
Kee, deceased, will be sold, on the first Tuesday in Feb
ru.iry next, at Carrollton, Carroll county, Lot of LAND,
number two hundred and eighteen, iu the ninth district ol
said county, us the properly of said deceased. Sold for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased.
JACOB McKEE, Adm’r.
November 13 19 9t
Administrator’s Sale.
W ILL be «old, on the first Tuesday in February
next, it the court-house in Madison county, two
hundred ami fifty acres of LAND—part of the real es
tate^*!' Willi nn McKee, deceased. Sold agreeable to »n
order of the Inferior Court of Clark county, sitting for
ordinary purposes.
BENJAMIN McRF.E, > a ,
JOHN H. LOWE, \ - ldm ' ors -
Octoliev 30 17
131
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Administrator’s Sale.
ILL be sol t, on the thst Tuesday in February next,
at the late residence of Curtis Pinson, deceased,
in the county of Rabun, the personal estate of said Pinson,
deceased, to wit:
Horses, Cattle, Corn, Fodder, &c.—sold for
benefit of lieii s and creditors of said estate. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
SA M CEL FARI3, Adm'r.
December 25 52 tos
(Uitire to the Institution the countenance and support of
the friends of literature in general, as well as the patron
age of parents and guardians of children.
From past experience, as well as Iro n the si-nation .-!
the town, wiihiu the corporate limits of which the Acad
emy is situated, the Trustees have every te -s ntob -
Ifeve that no village in th* western coumica can enjo
more of the inestimable blessings »vf health, for th: > • r<
not apprized of a single case of Fever thai has occnred n
the town since the first sc.litiiig of the place in the spring
1828, and it is believed that uo death lias taken plo.
rithm the corporate limits since that time, except of ur
infant.
Moreover, the religious and moral habits of the citis&ns
•>f the place, are such as eminently reentonrspd it dp a
suitable residence fur young gentlemen and larte-s.
The Sclioot vvifl be open for live reception of nopifu <>,.
he first Monday in January next, at the lollo' ing r-it
for Tuition:
Reading, Writing, & Arithmetic, (per quarter) $2 Ml
English Gramm vr, G-ograp!-y, History, Rhet
oric and Philosophy, 5 00
The Latin and Greek Languages, 7 t)0
By order of thi B**ard of Trustees,
JAMES THOMPSON, Secretary.
December 11 23 . 4t
AUGUSTA. GJEOHGIA.
T HE SUBSCRIBER, (late propuetov of Ihe Globe
Hotel, and more recently of the Mansion House,)
begs leave to announce to his friends and the public gen
erally, that he has taken that elegant and commodious fir«
proof Brick Building on the corner of Broad and Jackson
streets, and immediately adjoining the new Masonic Hall.
It is situated in the most central part ofthe City, and is
in ihe very heart of business—being in the vicinity of the
Augusta Bank, and the Branch bunk of the Slate ol Geor
gia.
This establishment is koov-a as the GLOBE HOTEL,
and in its interior arrangement and general construction,
unites in an eminent degree, spaciousness, neatness, and
comfort. To the man of family, the individual traveller,
the daily boarder, or the fashiomble visiter, the GLOBE
presents accommodations inferior to none in ike Southern
States. „ - ...
Having conducted for a number of years, twoaniong the
most popular Hotels ia this City, he flatters himself that
ins experience in business, added to the superior advanta
ges of situation and the resources under bis controul, will
enable him to give the most decided satisfaction to alt
who may honor him with their patrohage.
Kis STACl.ES are spacious and well ventilated,and
amply supplied with .the best of provender, and at
tended by experienced and steady Ostlers—in addition
lo which, the subscriber will bestow bis own persona! un
remitting attention, aud in his charges, will not forget the
pressure of the times.
iCj e The Charleston Stages arrive at the Globe H
The Washington ami Athens
ling at 6 o’clock. The Elberton Stage departs every
Minday morning, at 4 o’clock, anil arrires every Friday
‘•.vening at 6. The Pendleton Stage departs every Tues
day, at 4 o’clock in the morning, and arrives every Mon
day at 2 o’clock in the evening. The Milledgcville Stage
irrives every day except Thursday, at 7 o’clock in the eve
ning, and departs every day exeept Wednesday, at 2 o’
clock in the morning. The Savannah Stage arrives cve-
ry - onday Wednesday and Friday, at LO o’clock in the
morning, and departs every Sunday, Tuesday and Tliurs
day, at 2 o’clock in the morning.
WILLIAM SHANNON.
Augusta, Oct. 1, ■ ■ —196—— ! f
ff
CALL AND SEE!
THE Subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public in general, that
he bas opened a HOUSE of
IS 3 31 * i S ENTERTAIUnVIUET
! l?0 S isiSl ‘ n Carrollton, Larroli county, Ga. and
flatters himself that be will give as gener-
- is , i Fall that may favor him with their patron-
as t -. ofe-r Inn-Keeper in as newly settled country
* - bi« Though .Carroll county has been kept in the back
it- und, defamed and shaded by reports, yet I hope ail
rl Tion Of blown away by the sunshine of virtue, nbr-
,tV ' by the Gospel of Christ, and the instruction of arts
■ ’f' 1 ti fences—So full and see C. McCARTY.
A 8 M 225 tf
A CARD. ~
?^ : r- frh.nds of *H>- subscriber who bold .subscription
U or i he Georgia Christian Repertory, are re-
t-eo t: f i iva'd tutrn immediaiely by mail or other-
> G. CAPERS.
M«»n, V. vr a aw 2. 1830 19
ITT
MISS THACHF.R, Rvsn.cifully in
forms :hv nubl-c thst th • ini -i- netr
ing a FEMALE SCHOOL i
this place, on toe first .•■|<,inia*- o!
January. Instruction will bo given in timsc br : uu^ie
usually taught in Female Seminaries. References c«r
be given, and terms made known upon application.
December 25
THE S0OTTSBOB.O’
FEMALE SEMIMLa?
W ILL commence its SPRING SESSION on the
Third Moiidav in January, instant.
ROBERT C. BROWN, Principal.
Jantnrv i 26 *
LOOS AT THIS I
A LL t»« -son. : i • med f,, bi , tjees rendered by
ill. >v> rst GA-.-L.A i IN^ivdj pfe..,se pay Their notes
■u . / juts, a* tanter, tr. Mr. LIenpt Duncan of Mil*
.edg’cviljt. ;xlm i a authorised to receipt forme.
- WM. P. FOARD.
, November H 19 - ■
henry superior COURT,
Heptcmbcr Term. 1830.
Joseph Creal, )
rJ . J RULE NISI,
Hezekiau Hobgood. j To establish last Bond*
(COPYBOXD.) .
G EORGIA, Henry county.— Knpw all treu by these
presents, that I, Hezekiah Hobgood of the county
and stale aforesaid, am held and firmly bound unto Joseph
Creal, bis heirs and assigns, in the sum of two hundred
doltars, sealed with my seal and dated this 9th day of
March, 1828. . ~ ,
The condition of the above bond or obligation »s such,
that whereas the above bound Hezekiah Hobgood bath
this Jay sold lo the aforesaid Joseph, Creal one certain
tract or lot of Land, situate, lying and being in the afore
said State and county of DeKalb, known aud distinguish
ed in the plan of the fourteenth district of originaly Hen
ry but now PeKulb county by the number one hundred
and seventy-four, for wbieh said lot pf land the said Hub-
good hereby binds himself lo uieke good anil sufficient ti
tles to the same when the said Joseph Creal shall obtain
a grant at his own expense for said lot of land. Now if
the said Hezekiah Hobgood shall, and do make, or cause
to be made to tbc aforesaid Joseph Creal, his heirs aud
ussigns, good and sufficient titles in law to tiie aforesaid
lot of land, then this obligation to be null and void, else
to remain in full force and virtue.
Signed and staled in th* ptesence of
HEZEKIAH HOBGOOD, t. s.
GEORGIA, > Personally appeared before me, a
Henry county. ) Justice of the Peace in anti for the
county aforesaid, Joseph Creal, and after being duly
sworn, depoketh and saiib that Ihe above and foregoing
is a true copy iu substauce as well as be i •collects of a
boud held by him on the aforesaid Htzekiuh Hobgood,
witnesses tosaui bond not recollected—that said original
bond was held by him for the purposes mentioned tl»erc-
in—that he has never sold nor transfered said bond to
any other person or persons whatsoever, but that he has
either lost or mislaid said original so that he cannot find
or controul it. (Signed) J* Cit EAL.
Sworn lo and subscribed before me this 7th day ol
March, 1329. WOODSON HUB BAUD, j. J*.
Henry Superior Court, September Term, 1830.
IT appearing to the Court that the original bond of
which the foregoing is a copy in substance aud that the
said original has been lost or mislaid, so that it cannot
be found—l; .3 therefore on motion, Ordered, That the
above copy tie established insfead ot the original at the
next term of 11113 00012, unless the said Hezekiah Hob
good shew good cause to the contrary at that Term.
And it is further ordered, That a copy of this Rule be
served upon the said Hezekiah Hobgood at least three
months before the next Term of this Court, or published
once a month for three mouths before that time in one of
the public gazettes of this Slate.
A true extract from the minutes this Sth day December,
•S30. WM. HARDIN, Cl’k.
dec 18 21 3m
HABERSHAM' SUPERIOR COURT;
T* October Term, 1830.
I T appearing by the affidavit of Hezekiah Stephens that
the original agreement between him and Benjamin,
Vaughan and Dareus Vaughan of which the annexed is w
true copy,<0 wit:
GEORGIA, l Articles of agreement made anden-
Franklin county, j tered into between the parties, Wiw
ncsscth, That the said Stephens is to relinquish on his.
part all the interest be ha* in the real estate of George
all the property of George Vaughan, deceased.
Given under our hands aud seals this 12th day of Sep
tember, 1821. .
BENJAMIN-VAUGHAN, ******
HEZEKIAH STEPHENS, *1. s. %
DAUCUS VAUGHAN, ***♦*♦
has been lost or destioyed.
It is therefore ordered, That the opposite parties do
shew cause by the.(text Term of thra Court why the above
copy should not be established iu lieu- of the said original
ami that this rule be published in one of the public ga
zettes of this State once a mouth for three months.
A U'ue extract from the minutes pi said Court, this 8th
day of December, 1830.
JOHN T. CARTER, c. s. c.
dec IS 24 3jti
spl EORGIA, Warren county.—Know ail men by these
|jr presents, that I, J »se Anstey of the County and
sUte aforesaid, am held and firmly bound unto Gideon V-
Helms, in the sum of t«o hundred dollars, for the true
pajment of w hich I bind myself, niy heirs, &c. jointly, se
verally firmly by these presents. Sealed with my seal,
apd dated thief first day of February, 1S23.
The condition of the abofe obligation is such that is
the above bound Jesse Atisley shall make to the said Gid
eon V. Holmes, good and lawful titles to lot number one
hundred and twenty-nine, in the twelfth district > f Haber
sham county, so soon as tbc said Gideon V. Holmes shall
lift thr grant then thfe obligation to be void, else to re
main in full force and virtue.
JESSE ANSLEY, l. s.
In presence of
Joshc. Lazexbt,-
DurkiNs’Ivey.
IT appearing to the Court upon the oath of Thomas J.
Rusk and John Barton, that the original Bond of Jesse
Ansley, Of which'the above is a copy, has-been lost or mis
laid—It is therefore ordered, That the sail Jesse Ansley
do shew cause by the next term of this Court why ihe a-
bove copy should not be establish in lieu of said lost orig
inal, and that this rule be published ifi one of the public
gazettes oT this State in the legal manner or served on
the opposite party as the law directs.
A true extract from the minutes Habersham Superior
Court, October Term 1830, this 81 h day of December,
1830. ' JOHN T. CARTER, c. s. c.
dec 18 24 mdtn
SCHOOL W ANTED.
A GENTLEMAN Who has been 8 years employed as
a Teacher of an English School, wishes an engage
ment for the next year. He teaches till those bianciuA
comprising an English education,and can produce from
his preseut employers satisfactory reference.** tor character,
capacity, &c. He teaches tlie use of the Terrestrial
Globe, and Book-keeping by double and single entry.
Persons w ishing to employ such a Teacher may direct
a line to A. J. at the P >st-Office. or apply at this '>tRc«*.
December 25 25 r -
Administrator’s Sale.
U NDER an order of ;h« Inferior Court of the county
of Waltou, ivnen sitting for ordinary purposes, will
be sold, on »h»i first Tuesday in February next, at the
court-house door in Harris county, LOT No. 210, in the
elghtceuffi district of formerly Muscogee, now Harris
county. Sold for the benefit of the creditor* and heirs of
Frances Nash, late of Elbert county, deceased.
SAMUEL ALLGOOD, Adm’r.
November 13- 19 9t
Administratior’w Sale
O N the firsi I'ue-day m March next, will be sold, at
ihe town of Blakely, Early county, FRACTION
No 591, in the 5ih dferict Early county, containing
about 133 acres—about 80 acres «re cleared and in culti
vation, situated immediately on the Chatahoochie river,
it being part of the reai estate of Alexander Moore, late
of Henry county, deceased. Sold by order of the Court
of Ordinary of Henry comity, for the benefit of tlic. heirs
andcreditor* Tom.s-casli.
THOMAS D. JOHNSON, Adm'r.
December 11 23 tds
Administrator's Sale.
i*e a id. at the court-house in Marion, Twiggs
f T county, on the first Tuesday iu March next,
One HOUSE and LOT, being the real es
tate of Owen O. F >rt, deceased Sold in pnrstrance of
an order from t 'Court yf Ordinary of said County, for
the MOSES FORT, Adm’r.
D eeuibcrll , 23 t ( t,
TS-'IUH TO urths attci .fete application w ilt be rithde to
JL :he nooorablr tbc Inf rior Court of Walton county,
siltm< for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real
«.*;» ale, belonging ta tin minor heirs of John Selman, kite
of said county, Ucge<>s< u.
JAMES W. HARRIS;) _
JOHN II. LOU E, \ Guardumt.
i6
CAUTION.
A LL persons are hereby iorwarned not to trade for
two Notes given by myself, and mud*- pavable to
Stephen Phillips—«ne for §112, due the first day of Jan
uary, 1832—the oilier for $116, din* first January, 1333
giver some time iu November, 1829—the considera
tion for which said Notes were given, having failed, 1 am
determined nut to pay the same.
THOMAS YARBROUGH
December 25 ' 25 *• 3t
To JJistuict Surveyors and others mho may
icish Flans of the Cherokee Lands.
I WILL forward to District Siirvey?>rs who may bt
elected on the first Monday in January, und to oth
er individuals who may want them, neat Plans of tbc
Cherokee country representing the several Districts.
Sections ond Divisions with their respective numbers, for
one dollar—the applicant paying bis postage
B. H. STURGES.
Milledgeville, January 1, 1831 56—2t
Administrator’s Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in March next, t*. iff be sold, if
the town of Saundersvilfe, Washington county,
one TRAC P of LAND, containing two hundred und
eighty five acres, more or less, adjoiuing lands of Wilson
and others, in said county.
Also, 00 the first Tuesday in April next, wilt be sold, in
the town of Bainbridge, Decatur county, LOT number
one hundred and ninety three, in the tweiily-sevcntli dis
trict of formerly Early now Decatur county. Sold as the
property of Christopher Pearson, late of Wilkinson coun
ty, deceased—Terms made known on foe day of sale.
ARS J ~
PsOFOSALS
For publishing * large anv complete Mop of the State of
G.eoi%<o, c.~ibracing alt the Lands within the chartered
Hinds
I ISSUED mst year Propes-ls for poblislrittg a new
Mapjol oui State, but afte r mature reflection, I was
uced to dLcune >1 till th«- Cherokee country should be
tcqjiirt-d ami Surveyed. As a BIT for surveying the
t.'-uciokce laiids is now before tiie Legislature, and which
ias passed into a 'uw. I now present new proposals to
the public, lVelmc foe utmost confidence in its liberdand
tficicnf puircuat*'. The size of the ~ ap will fie the
• -Hue ><s<hu> pi-biis!>cdby my father,.which'1 think suffi
• ifcntly large fot a fill and disiinct representation. Tire
• tyb of engraving thail be eq'tal to that ofthe host en
graved Map of any or our sister stales, and every object
*ut ought to be turd davs,u r and which is usually repre-
• ritcd on State-’daps, will be defined td wnn mallietnati-
c.<l precision Sl accuracy. They wiMbe neatly varnish, d,
t uvasstti, colored on.l attached to Rollers. To suitpur-
ba-ers, a r,ni able number of th-m will be cnelused in
tehly oruamer.tMl eo^rs. To'assist mein meeting the
• xpenses yf tng*aving_ and other incidental expenses,
wiiteh nilUinavoidabR occur while prt paring the original
far the hands of the Engraver, f solicit those who sub-
-•ci jbe to advance whuttoev cun with convenience. Those
who may be disposed to advance four dollars, will receive
it without additional charge.. Ttve-cost to'■hose who ad
duce fioo dotiars-, util be five dallais; ttnd to those who
subscribe and *nay not choose toadvance, six dollars to be
paid down on the delivery ofthe Maps - The selling price
‘o those who «lo not becom* subscribers, will be £7 per
copy. Those individuals who may please to extend their
i.beral uid by making an anvancc, will receive the Maps
at a' fewer price, and shall be entitled to the first copies
-ilutt are struck. No expense or labor ill be spared-?to
r« nd< r it very accurate i.nd worthy of n liberal anti ex-
lenthrJ patronage. The M ps wilt i»e delivered toeufi-
sciib- rs and ot*:ers, within six months nfler the Reports
uf the District S*n w-yors are received anti filed in the 8nr-
veyor-Glncrat’s Office. If Jlie woik cun fie br ught odt
earlier by the Engraver it will be done; but I am not wil
ling to prumist tliem before the time mentioned. I de
sign to commence my Map of the Stale soon, offer the
ris*ng of the present Legislature, and will complete the,
representation of a II the Territory of our State; wiih*thc
exception ef the Cherokee copt try; and ns soon as the
Surveyors shall survey it and maks their offi -ia! report, I
will finish the Mop and place it,in the Jiands of ‘be En
graver.
I will also publish a Plan of the Cherokee Lands sepa-
rately, representing the counties, disnlcts, squares and
tractions, compiled from i ffitial survejs. Tiie price of
this to subserjiu rs will be three dollars, and if they will
advance one dollar, they shall he entitled to receive it on
payment of an uddi'ional dollar. To non-subscribers, it
will be sold at four dollars. This will appear about
four months after tiie survey is marie. The engraving of
this will be neat and plain. I assure the public that the
viqps will be .prepared at foe time mentioned, and that
expectation will not be disappointed.
BENJAMIN r. sturges.
Milledgeville, Dpc. 25, 1830 ’ 25 4m
GEORGIA, 1 Know ali
Pulaski county. ) ents—That
January l
JONATHAN PEARSON, Adrd'r.
26 9t
Oct 21
4m
« Dt'TDS, f n-i pj.'uved form, n. at’y pr/n '
Ud and tor safe av this Office.
Dec 22
GEORGIA—Pulaski county.
W HEREAS, Furnty F. Gatlin and Sessoms Per
kins, administrators of Joseph B. Coalson,.Iate
of said county, deceased, applies lo are for letters
of distnis*i*n:
This is therefore to cite the kindred and creditors ol
said-decM to bo and appear at my office, Within the trust
prescribed by law, to strew cause, if any they have, wh\
iajd letters uf dismission should not be grunted.
Giten under mv hand this 12th Novombtr, 1830.
mCm. iObEi’H C.ARRUTHER8, c, c. «.
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted lo the estate of Christopher
Pearson, late of Wilkipsan cefimty, deefeased, are
requested to settle tlirir aceuums with as litlle delay as
possible—and thos having demands .gainst said Pearson
will please hand them m attested according to law.
JONATHAN PEARSON, Adm'r.
January 1 ae g t
QARnyng SBED7~
A FRESH supply Ot Ihor burn's Harden Seed jost re
ceded b y \ L. PERKINS.
• illedgeville, No* 13 19
GEORGIA—In Palaski Superior Court,
October Term, 1830.
I T appearing by th§ affidavit of James Tooke,adminis
trator with the ivilljmncxc-d of Allen Tooke, deceas
ed—that tbe original Bond of Gray-B.'Gardner, die qual
ified executor of Allen Tooke, deceased, of which the
annexed is a copy in substance-, (lo-wil:)
ALE MEN Bt TIIESt! .PRES-
wt, Gray B. Gardner,
principal, and James Braccwtjl, \Vaslnngton Lancaster,
Robert ^Thompson, Samuel Robertson, and U illiam Jelk,
securities, are held a nd firmly bound unto the Justicis of.
the Inferior Court sitting as a court, of ordmaa-y of said
county, and their successors iq office, in the just sum. of
thirty ifiousanddoliars; for the paymfnf oT which sum of
money to the said Justices and lheir successors in office,
we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administra
tors, jointly and severally and firmly by these presents.
Scaled ivitk our seals and dated this 23ffi of May, 1823.
The condition of the above obligation is sueb that the
said Gray B. Gardner, now acting os qualified executor
uf tbc last will and testament, of Allen Tooke, deceased,
having been required by.suid court of ordinary to give se
curity for the faithful execution of hrs trust ns excc-utor
aforesaid. Now if the Said Gray "B. Gardner, executor
of Alien Tooke, deceased, do nuke,or cause to be made,
a trOc and-perfect inventory of all and singular the
‘goods, chattels, and credits of the suid deceased, which
have or shall come to the knowledge, posre ssion or hands
of tbe said Gray B. Gardner, executor aforesaid, or into
the possession of any other pen • on for him, and the same
so made, do exhibit to Ihe Justices of the Inferior Court
sitliug as a court of ordinary tor said county, at sitofetime
us he shall be thereunto required by said Court of Ordina
ry, and the same gj»ods, chattels and credits do well and
truly administer according to law, and make a just and
tru>. account of bis actings aud doings when by law re
quired—and furiher,do well and truly pay and-drliver ;<H
legacies contained and specified in tiie said viltof Allen
Tooke, deceased, Es far as tlw said good-, chattels; and
credits will extend, or the law require, a-nd in all things
faithfully perform his duty -as executor aforesaid accord
ing to law, then the above obligation to be void, else to
remain in fuff force.
. - - Gray B. Gar liner t [l. s.}
Robert Thompson, ll-'S.]
James Braeewell, Jl, s.] ^
Washington Lancaster, -{«.. s.]
Samuel Robertson, [l. s.}
Wm. Jelk, -ft. s.J “
Signed^sealed atid acknowledged in open Court, this24th
May, 1823. - Thtnl. G. licit,
Joel Crawford,
has beefi lost or destroyed—
It is therefore ordered, That the opposite parties do
shew cause, by the next term of this court, why life above
copy should not be established in lieu of said lost- original,
and that this Rule be published.in one of the public ga
zettes uf this State, once a month for three months.
A true extract from the Minutes. October 13th, 1330.
(3m 16) - JOSEPH OARRUTHERS. Ci’lc.
GEORGIA—Washiugtou county.
John Wrkkk, J RTTTE NISI
VS. > for the foreclosure of U
AVitUAM M. Bennett. } Mortgage.
TTPON the petition of John Wicker, staling that ott
WJ the twenty-seventh day ot Febiuury in the year of*
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twci.ty-eighfe
in Cite county of W ashington, Uilliam W. Bennett did
make, execute and deliver unto the said John Wicker, hix
certain Deed of Mortgage, braringdate the same day anck
year aforesaid, whereby-he mortgaged unto the said Job®
Wicker, bis heirs and 'ussrgns; two certain tracts or par-*,
cels of Land, one on the-waters of Williamson Swamp,
adjoining lands of -Barron, Howard, Osborn and of Ui©
said Bennett, containing one hundred and seventeen and a
half acres pine laud, more or less, whereon Mrs. Deborah
Cook Sired at the dale of said mortgage; the other on the
waters of Stephens ciceb, adjoining Warthen, Harrison tx.
others, containing one hundred acres pine Lund, more or
les.-y bo!b tracts lying and being Mi tbe county ar.d state
above written: which said deed of morigsge was made to
the said John Wicker, for the purp .se of securing the
said John Wicker as security-for the said William M.
Bennett on eight promissory notes, seven fur thirty dol
lars each, and one 1 or fifteen dollars and twenty-lire cents,
amounting to two hundred and twenty-five dollars and
i.ventyvfive cents, payable twelve months thereafter to
John Walker and Elizabeth Wstable, -(administrator a, ‘d
administratrix on the estate of Eggbert Wamble, deceas
ed,) or bearer, for value reefife cd-—and tbc said John Wick
er having prayed for a rule nisi for the foreclosurc-uf tie
equity of redeatpt'on in and to the said mortgaged prem
ises—It is on motion ^ordered, That the principal and in
terest of the debt aforesaid, and the costs of the applica
tion on this behalf shall be paid into the Clerk’s office ai this
Court within twelve months nom the dale of this Rule, oth
erwise the equity of redemption in amfio the said mortgag
ed premises shall thenceforth be forever barred and fore
closed.—And it is further ordered, That tlus rule be pub
lished in one or more of the puldicVnzelteii of this State
at least once a month for six mouths, or served oh the
mortgager, or his special agent., nt least three months prev.
vtons to the time (he money is directed to be paid.
A true extract from tbe minutes, this 20lh October,
1830. MORGAN BROWN, CPk.
. November 6 - IS 6>n
HARRIS SUPERIOR COURT,
March Term, 1836.
The Cover nor-on the information of ) srifje
Joseph Weldon vs. James Durham, y
I T appearing tothe Court, by the return of the Sheriff
that the defendant in the above case is not to be found
in said eounfy, it is therefore ordered, that service be per
fected by putdicution in one of the public gazettes of this
State, uuee a month for three months. A true copy from,
tbe miniitds. (J. BLANDF6RD,jr. Clerk.
Oct 30 17 3m
GEORGIA—Pulaski county.
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS, Lewis Wood, Eexocntor »Fthe estate
of Abraham VVoed, deceased,applies to foe Court
of Ordinary of sakl county lor-fetters dismissoryon said
estate: **
These are therefore tortile and admonish all and singu
lar, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file
1 heir objections (if aoy they ha ve) in the clerk’s office of
said Court of-Ordinary, on or before foe- firstMonday in
March next, otherwise letters dismfesory will be granted
the applicant. - ,
Witness the Honorable John J. Taylor one ofthe Jus
tices of said Court, ihis€«-h 8iptember 1830.
JOSEPH CARKUTHERS. Cl’k c. p. -~
Nov 27 > 21- .*> m6m
GUORGIA, Pulaski county.
Court of Ordinary, July adjourned Term, 1830.,
R ULE NISI.—The petition of Levvis Wood, admin
istrator of F.iisha Evans, dcceffsed, sheweth that
he lias fnUy completed the atbufnistratton of said Estate,
and prays id he dismissed tlierefrom— Whereupon, it is
ordered by the Court, That a copy of this rule be publish
ed once a month for six months in one of the public ga
zettes of this State, requiring all persons Concerned to
shew cause (if any they have,} why said Letters Dism’iss-
sory should not be granted.
A true extract from Hie minutes, 30th July, 18.30.
JOSEPH UARRUTHEUg, Cl’k g. o*
Aug 21 , T V Ons
Jn the Superior Com t of Franklin county?
Maryann FoAhD, T ~ •-—
vs \ LIBEL FOR DrV'ORCE,
John Foard. J . - .^
I T appearing-by the retorn of the Sheriff that the de
fendant, John Foard, i&juit to be found in said coun
ty of Franklin— t Il is on motion, Ordered by the Court,
That servicq of said-writ be pcrfected-by publication of
this rtde in one of tbe pu’dic gazette* of this Stale, once
a month far three months. .A Iruecopy from theminutes,
lSih October, 1S3Q. ... . JAMES M JliRIS,Cl’ki
November 6 !§ 3m
Ffi^HUEE (feys after da'e I promise to pwy Goorgc A-
JL kins, or bearer, forty-seven dollars and ninety-two
cents, for vatue~received, March 1S29
(Signed) LLI FITZGERRALD.
E^are requested to announce4ke.
name of WlLL
A!S! D. SCOGGIN, Esq as a candidate far
Sheriff of Qaiflwin epunty at the next election for county
November 6
G EORGIA—Franklin counljr.
Personally come into open court, George Akins, who
being sworn, saitb that he had in his possession the orig
inal promissory note of which the above is a true Oopy*
end font the same is lost or mislaid. Sworn to in open
eourt. October'lltb, 1830. GEORGE AKINS.
Test, James Morris, Cl’k.
IT appearing to the Court upon the foregoing affidavit,
that George Akins had in his possession the original note,
of which the above is a true copy, and that the same is
lost or mislaid—Ordered, That Eli Fitxgerrald, the al-
ledgtid maker, shew cause on the first day of next term,
why said co y should not be established in lieu of the
original so lokt or mislaid as aforrsaid, and that a copy of
this rule be published once a month for three months in
some public gazette in this State. A true copy from the
minutes," 1 Sth October, 1830.
JAMES MORRIS, (Berk.
November 6 -jig Jm
GEORGIA—- Puiaski. county.
W M UREAS, Sessoms Perkins, Guardian of Mary
Ann Packer, minor of John B. Packer, dcc’tL
applies tome for-lctlcrs of dismission.
This is then fore to cite the kindred and creditors ef
said dec’d. to be and appear at my office^ within the time
prescribed by law,' lo-shew cnoee, if any they have, why
said letters of dismission should-not be granted.
Green under my hand this J2th Novembe r, 1830.
- J. CARRUTHERS, e. on.
ffi^OUR months offer date application will be made to.
JL 1 the honorable the Inferior Court Ofthe coonty-of
Newton, while sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to
self the whole ofthe real estate belonging to tbe estate ef
Reuben B. Neat, lateorNewtoii couHty,deeeased.
JONATHAN" C. WACKEY, Adm'r.
September 25 12 4m
F OUR months .after date application will be made to
the honorable tha- Cmirt of Ordinary of Habersham
eounty, when sitting for ordioary purposes, for leave to
sell LOT No. 150, in the ninth district of Carroll county,
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Alary Wilkin
son’* orphans. JOSEPH DOBSON, Guardian.
Novnnber 1, 1R3Q. 19 - .4ip *
■ NOtilt monto* alter date application will be" mace td
J? the honorable'the Infierior Court of Heniy obuniy,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave farirll all the
realestate of James 8. Bishop, deceased, for the benefit of
tbe heirs sndereditors^ DUDLEY BISHOP, Adortre
November K ff 4m
Oi^UKGiA, VVAL’l OtN CGJJiVl I ,
Court of Ordinary, .fitly Term, 1830.
INFERIOR court, sitting fof. ordinary purposes,
Present, their Honors ft ilsen Whtiflty, Egbert B Beall
Robert M. Echols and Timothy Pittman, Justices oj
said Court.
TOkULE.NISI.—Upon the application of Benjamin
JRB/ Hammock, administrator of John II. Beardin, de
ceased, stating that be has fully discharged the duties as
signed os Administrator aforesaid, and praying to be dis
missed therefrom—It is arilered, That a copy of this Role
be published once a month for six months in one uf the
public gazettes of this State, requiring- all persons con
cerned to shew cause, ifuny they .have,, why said letters
dismissory should not be granted.
A true extract from the minutes, this 12tfa Julv, 1830,
JESSE MITCHELL, c/c. o.
jiihr '7 2 ~ 6m