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GWZJnr^TT SAX.XSS.
On the first Tuesday in MARCH next,
A T the court-house in (he town of Lawrenecville,
tt vinr.ett county, will be sold, the following PRO
PERTY, to nil:
One hundred bairels CORN, more or less—levied on
•s (he priperiy of Johnson Rogers, to satisfy a fi. fa. from
ti-in nett Superior Co.rt, ijj favor of Patrick J. Murray,
against said Rogers and John Mostly.
One hundred acres of LAND, mure or less, whereon
Samuel Viunders resides—levied - on as the property of
•aid Manners to satisfy a fi. fa from Gwinnett Inferior
Court in f,ivnr of John P. Winn, against Jonathan Sell
an>l Samuel Yt .riders, security.
Fifty acres of L4\D, more or less, being the place
whereon John YlcDnde nmv resides adjoining Holli'igs-
Worth, Hulilmnn and otfo rs—levied on as the property ol
John Berry to satisfy a fi fa. from Gwinnett Superior
Court in fovur of James Austin, vs. said John Berry and
Wilburn Maltbie, security on tlip stay of execution.
One NEGRO i»i>Y, ten or twelve years old, named
Allen—levied on as the property of Daniel Harris, dece-as-
ed, to satisfy two fi. fas.- froffitfiwinaett Superior Court,
One in fuv'»r of John Choice & Co and the other in favor
of Asaliel R. >mitn, both vs. Clifford Woodroof, Abra
ham Harris, A Utn<bird Harris, executors of said Daniel
Harris, deceased.
One hundred acres of LAND, more or lew, whereon
Abraham Harris and the widow Harris now resides iu
thc6tii district Gwinnett county—levied on as the proper
ty of Dani?! Harris, deceased, to satisfy a fi. fa. from
Gwinnett Superior Court in favor of James Austin, against
Clifford W oodrooff, Abraham Harris, &. Rresbird Harris,
executors of Dani< I Harris, deceased, maker, and Runs-
bird Garris, indorser.
Fifty barrels of CORN—levied on os the property of
Johnson Kog.rs, to satisfy a ii. fa. from Gwinnett Inferi
or courtin lavor of Janies Gilbert, guardian, fife, against
•aid Johnson Rogers and John Anderson, his security.
One gray MAKE, about 3 years olJ, one bay MARE,
About .0 years old—levied on as the property of John
H ui ris, to sutisfy a fi. fa. from G« innett Inferior Court iu
fator of James Caldwell, against John Haris.
- WILLIAM BREWSTER, D. Shenff.
FTOASKX SALES.
On the first Tuesday in MARCH next,
VM^ILL lie sold, at (he court house in town of Hart-
»» ford, Pulaski county, between the usual hours of
cale, the following PROPERTY, to-wit:
Two hundred two and a half acr.'s (more or less) oak
and hickory LAND, the number not known, in the twen
ty first district formerly Wilkinson now Pulaski countr,
wliercon Epps Wallace now lives, and one negro BOY,
named Dennis, about twelve years of age—levied on as
the propci ty of Epps Wallace, to satisfy sundry fi. /as.
in favor of Brown & Lanier, vs said Wallace, Mitchell &
Wimberly, vs said Wallace, and other fi. fas. vs said Wal
lace; levied on and returned to me by a constable.—
Terms cash. JAMES H. WARREN, D. SITfll
February 1 30
At the same time and place “will he sold,
Forty barrels CORN, more or less, and five stacks
FODDER—levied on as the property of VYUliam Brown,
to satisfy a fi. fa from Gwinnett Superior Court in favor
of Cook, Jennings, & Co. against Win. Brown and Aaron
Brown, security on the stay of execution.
One hundred and twenty-five acres of LAND, being
the west half of lot No. 103, in the fifth district said coun
ty—levied on as the property of Georg* Buckanan to sat
isfy a fi. fa. from Gwinnelt Superior Court in favor of
Elisha Winn, against said George Suckhanaa.
One hundred acres of LAND, part of lot No. 333, in
the 5tb district said county, whereon William Esxeil now
fives, also ten acres of LAND, adjoining the same and
adj fining John McVfullin and others—levied on as the
property of said William Ezz-I, to satisfy a fi f i. from
Gwinnett Superior Court, in favor of Jacob R. Brook?,
age inst said William Ezzell and Thomas Ezzeil, security
on the stay of execution.
Two hundred and fifty acres of LAND, more or leeo,
in 6tij Gwinnett, whereon Richard McCao now lives, ad-
joining Co nine and others—levied on as the property of
John Vineyard, to »ati«fy a fi. fa. frrm Gwinnett Superi
or Court in favor of John Ellison, against ifond Abbot,
maker, and said John Vij.evard^ind rser.
WILLIAM MARTIN, D. Sheriff.
ALSO—WILL BE 80LB, AS ASOVB,
Two hundred and fifty acres ol LAND, being lot No.
J33, in the 6th district Gwinnett—levied ou as the pro
perty of Thomas Mathis, to satisfy a fi. fa. from Gwin
nett Superior Court in favor of William Toney, against
•aid Thomas Mathis.
One negro WOMAN named Amy, about forty-five
years old—levied on as the properly of James White, to
satisfy a fi. fa. from Gwinnett Superior Court in favor of
Mathew McRight, against James White and Richard
Go»de. TUO.VIAS WORTHY, Sheriff
Frbruarv 1 JU
NDWTOKT SAI.£S.
On the first Tuesday in MARCH next,
W ILL be sold, before the court-house door in the
town of Covington, Newton county, between the
usual hours of sale, the following PROPERTY, to wit;
Four hundred and fifteen acres of LAND, mure or less,
or 9o much thereof us lies in the county cf Newton, known
as lots No. 129, 150 and pari of lot 157 in the 10th dis
trict of originally Baldwin now Ncwtun county, on the
waters or Shoal creek, adjoining Darnell and others—
levied on us the prop rly ol VVilhum McMurray, to satis
fy a fi. fa. Irum Morgan Inferior court in favor of John
C. Reese, vs William McMurray, and others vs. said
McMurray; pointed out by plaintitis attorney.
Five hundred ac.es of LAND, more or less, known as
lots No. 3S7 and 386, in the sixteenth district of original
ly Henry now Newton county, on Yellow river, adjoining
Pace and others, and the lot or tract of LAND, whereon
Farr II. Trammed now resides, adjoining lands of Sparks
and others on the waters of Ycliow river—ail levied on
as the property Farr H Trammell, to satisfy two ft. fas.
in favor of Seaborn Jnne?, vs F. H. Trammell.
One hundred and fifty acres of LAND, wore or less,
whereon Levi YVhition now lives, on the waters of Gum
creek—levied on as his properly to satisfy a fi. fa. in fa
vor of A. 8. Bennett, & Co. vs Levi M hitlon.
One gray STUD HORSE, about four years old, one
noted BROOD MARE, about seven years, old by the
name of Fanny Hill, and two large soirel HORSES, a-
buut seven year* old—levied on ns the property of Henry
Casey, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. in my bands in favor of
H. J. Bates, fur the use of Lewis Z-chery, and others vs.
Henry Casey ; property pointed out by the defendant.
Thirteen acres of LAND, more or less whereon Will
iavn Gunnels now resides, being the south-east corner of
lot ufland No. 259, in the 16th district of originally Hen
ry now Newton county— levied on as Ihe property of il-
liam Gatuiels, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Robert B.
Camp, vs William Gunnels; levy made and returut-d by
& constable. ,
Seventy acres of LAND, more or less, adjoining lands
of Gay ami Millener, near the Jasper line—levied on as
the property of Fanny Dingier, to satisfy three fi. fas. in
favor of William Askew, vs F tnny Dingier and Thomas
Dingier; pointed out by plaintiff, levy made and returned
by u constable.
One hundred acres of LAND, more or less, known as
part of lot No. ill, in the tenth district of originally Hen
ry now Newton county, it being the place whereon Levi
Snow now resides, adjoining l.v ms mnimhers on the wa
ters of So .lb river—levied on as tbepr^eity of Damn
Ozburn r • satisfy a fi. fa. fiutu . Justices court, in favor
of Charles Gurrult for the use Woody Dozier, v-> Daniel
Ozburn; pi cp.?rty pointed out by Thomas Walker, ievy
made and returned t-y a constable.
Ail Elisha Talley’s right or interest in LOT of LAND,
No 233, in the tenth d:striet of originally Henry no.-.
Newton county—levied on as his properly to satisfy tw.
fi. fas. from a justices court in favor of Bryant and Swit'.
vs Elisha Talley; levy made ami returned to me by a cot;
stable. JOSEPH WAITERS, Sacrid
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Kxfcitor’s Sale.
O N the second Tustiay in March next, will be sold,
at the plants tie’ of Mrs. Ann Dyer, late of Bald
win county, defesm, pert ol the PERSONAL PRO
PERTY of the said deceased—consisting of one Horse
and one Mule, Cattle Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Oats, and a
variety of plantation fools. „
Also on the day flowing, will be sold at the late resi
dence of said decease!, in the town of Milledgeville, sun
dry articles of Houxfcoid and Kitchen Furniture—and
also on the same day.and et tbe same place, will be sold,
one fourwheel Carrsge, one Gig, one Horse Cart, and
one Wagon. Sale 0 continue from day to day at the last
mentioned place, uni! ail is sold. Terms made known
on the day of sale, ty JOHN B. DYER,
Actiig Executor by power of attorney for
TJpmar W. Dyer, Qualified Executor.
January 25 29 7t
Administrator's Sale.
\\f ILL be said, on buuuday, tbe I4tu of March nex*
*fv at the late residence of Ann Fairiluth, late of Doo
ly tbunly, deceased,-all the v
PERSONAL PROPERTY
of s$d deceased—Bold foi the benefit of the heirs and
creditors. CALEB FA1RLLOTH, Adm’r.
February 1 30 6t
Administratrix’ Sale.
H 7TLL be sold, hi the court-house door of Rnbun coun
ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, in pursu
ance of an order of the honorable Inferior Court of Frank
lin <o<jii!y,wben silting as a corn t of ordinary, the following
FRACTIONS, to-wit:—one containing 153$ acres, No.
114, 4i ibr 5ih district; the other containing 58 acres.
No. H5, iu the 5ih district, and both in the said county
of Rnb wi.
Also, .v tbc same time, will be sold at the court-house
of Franklin county, one TRACT of LAND, situate on
Leatherwoud creek, adjoining Andrews and Banks, con
taining two hundred a«.res. All the above sold *s the
property of William Jones, deceased, for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms known on
the diy of sale. RACHAEL JONES, Adm’x
February l 30 9>
Administrator’s Sale.
PROPOSALS
muBHAmnar.
For publishing, in the town of Macon, • weekly JV etespe-
pnper, to be catted
SLADE'S
Agricultural and Mercantile Intelligencer.
M Y recent relinquishment of e participation in the
editorial labors of an old and welt established jour
nal, would seem to require but few preliminary remarks,
in the proposed undertaking, were it not, that they are
usually demanded by public expectation, and sanctioned
by custom. As there is no good reason why this “lime-
honored observance" should be disregarded in the present
instance, I shall submit an epitome of my principles, anu
the course which shell be observed io conducting a new
journal. The object of the proposed publication being
purely what its title implies, supercedes the necessity of
that political commentary, which the doctriuesof the day
have usually demanded; yet, as my former professions
are held with unabated attachment, and there being no
neutral ground, in the conflicting and varied sentiments,
which daily arise, as to both men and m< asures—it fol
lows, that I should not only make an exposition of my po
litical tenets, but also, that they should be boldly set foi th,
and fearlessly defended. 1 have ever indulged an ardiTit
devotion to Republicanism, as the term was understood
by its advocates in *93—a sacred regard to tht let
ter and spirit of the Constitution, and a determined and
fixed hostility to every thing like constructive or implied
powers—an extension of equal justice to all parties—that
all power is inherent in and derived from the people, as
the original source and ultimate tribunal—the independ
ence and distinct sovereignty of ihe Stales, ond their con
federacy as a Union, under a government limited and ac
tually defined in its powers*. These art- th< prominent
articles of my p litical faith, and believing in their correct- j
ness, sb II abide by them m every trial.
Among the many topics of deep interest that agitate the ! bond w as held by him for ihe purposes mentioned there-
peopie of all classes, is the exercise of unwarrantable go
vernmental influence on the industry and resources of the
country, aod the unconstitutional expenditure of tbc pub
lic treasure to objects of Internal Improvement—meas
ures too frequently destitute of g- neral aentfii, and often
times marked by a spirit cf partiality, selfishness and in
justice. It would be criminal for one “seated on th*
watch-tower,” and in the exercise cf (lie duties which
belong to the Press, to observe, with callous indiffi rcnce,
HABBUSH Altai SAX.S3.
On lue Jirsl Tuesday in MARCH next,
W ILL be sold, before the court-house dour, in the
lii.vn of Ciarkesville, Habersham county, the 2ol
lowing PROPERTY, to wit:
LOT No. 22. in tbe first district of Habersham county
—levied on as the properly of Abraham Pettejonn, to sat
isfy two fi. fas one iu favor of Edward Adcock, vs said P/.-i-
t'-jobn and Joel alipliens tl*-: other in favor of Rowntrev
& Hill, vs Jesse Dodd and said Petlcjohn.
Two NEGROES: Ho .cll a fellow, and Silvea woman
and one sorrel MARE, one pidc HORSE, and one gray
IIORSE—all levied ou to satisfy two fi. fas. one in favor
of Samuel A. Wales, attorney for A. Roc, respondent, vs.
Adam Pituer, principal appellant, John Williams and
Jame- Hudgins, securities on appeal; the other in favor
Sarnuel A. Wales, attorney for Frederick Sellook, respon
dent, vs- Ad<:m Pituer, principal appelant, John Hefner
•ad Jehu Trameil, securities on appeal.
LO f No. 1, io die first district of Habersham county
«—Lvied t.n as the property of lobn Vandike, to satisfy a
fi. fa. io favor of James Brannon and others vs said Van-
dike.
LO T No. 66, in the 4'h district of Habersham county
—levied on as the property of Jonathan Oxford, to satisfy
e fi. fit. in favor of Joim Armstrong, vs. said Oxford.
LOT No. 187, io the 3d district of Habersham county
—levied on as the property of Mathew Arthur, to satisfy
• fi. fu. in favor of Lucretia Allen, vs said Arthur.
LOT No. 17, in the 3d district ot Habersham county—
levied on as the property of Gabriel Hughs, to satisfy a fi.
fa. in favor of Adam Winningbam, vs Gabriel Hughs and
Joseph Hughe.
One sorrel HORSE—levied on as the property of Wil
liam England, to sadsfy two fi. fas. one in favor of Thorn
es L. Upton, for the use of Robert Houston, vs Samo-I
Hugtis ind Willi-on England, also one fi. fa. in favor of
John Stance! and Le ts Ralston, vs said England.
One negro WOMAN, by the name of Judy—levied on
as the pr perty ot Adam Simons, to satisfy a fi. fa. in
favor of Henry Miller, vs siid Simons
LO T number twenty-six, in tbc twelfth district of Hab
ersham county—levied on as the property of Lewis Clark,
to satisfy two fi- fas one in favor of John R. Stanford,
bearer, vs. Lewis CLrkand Jesse Hoge, security bn ap
peal, and Jacob Herndon, security on ?t iy; the other in
favor of Benjamin Chastain, vs s-’id Clark.
LOT number eighty-five, in the tf-nth district of Hab-
ersh m county—levieAon as the prow-rlv of Hardige Wal
Iter, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Hamilton YVynn, vs said
Walker.
Ail the right, title end interest of one hundred and twen
ty five acres of LAND, more or less, in (he tenth district
Habersham county, number not known, adjoining lands
of David H'«*ifield —levied on as the property of William
Scslf, t * s i tisfy a fi. fa. in furor of the Offic rs of Court.
Jan 15 4. MAULDIN, D Sheriff.
At the same time and place, will be sold,
One negro MAN, by the name of John, 45or 50 years
of ng-—levied on as tbe f?roperty of Jaur-s O’N al, to
satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of L. P. McKc-y, vs John O Naal
and James O'Neal.
K. W. HARGROVE, D Sheriff.
ALSO—On the first Tuesday in April next,
will be sold, as above,
One negro MAN, by the name otEiiiek. about thirty
five years old—levied on as the property of Tyre G Dab
ney, to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. in favor of Austin
Green, vs Tyre G. Dabney; properly pointed out in fi f
Feb i JOSEPH WATTERS, Slierift
next, at the late residence of John Joiner, deer
ed, in Hinry county, all the perishable property belonging
to tbe estate of said deceased—consisting of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Oxen and Cart, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and other articles too tedious to mention.—
Terms made known on the day hy
LYTHA JOINER, ) , . ,
WOODWARD JOINER, j Aa,n rs *
January 22 39 6t
HENRY SUPERIOR COURT,
September Term, l83f.
Joseph ('real, )
rg. > RULE NISI,
Hezekiah Hobgood. j To establish tost Bond,
(COPY BOJi’D.)
G EORGIA, Henry county.- Know ell wen by these
presents, that I, Hezekiah Hobgood of the county
and state aforesaid, am held end firmly bound unto Jostpft
Creel, his heirs and assigns, in the st’in of two bum-rctf
dollars, sealed with my seel and dated this 9th day of
March. 1829. .....
1 he condition of the above bond or obligation is such,
that whereas the shove bound Hezekiah Hobgood bath
this day sold to the aforesaid J stph Creal one certain
tract or lot of Land, situate, lying and being in the afore
said State and county of DeKalo, known and distinguish
es u in the plan of the fourteenth district of originaly Hen
ry but now DvKalb coeniy by the number one hundred
and seventy-four, for which said lot of land the said Hob-
good hereby binds himself to make good and sufficn nitr
iles to the same when the said Joseph Creal shall obtain
a grant at bis own expense for said iotofland. Nor. if
the said Hezekiah Hobgood shall, anJ do make, or cause
to be made to tbe aforesaid Joseph Creal, his heirs and
assigns, good <md sufficient titles in law to the aforesaid
lot of land, then this obligation to be null and void, else
to remain in full force and virtue.
Signed and sealed in the preserite of
HEZEKIAH HOBGOOD, L. S.
GEORGIA, ) Personally appeared before me, a
Henry county > Justice of tbe Pence in and for tt«:
county aforesaid, Joseph Creal, and after being duly
sworn, dtp-seth and saith that the above and foregoing
is a true copy in substance as well as be recollects of a
bond held by him on the aforesaid II> zekiuh Hobgood,
witnesses to said bond not re collected—that said original
in—that he Juts never sold nor transfixed said bond ter
ony other person or persons whatsoever, but that hi ha*
either lost or mislaid said original so that hr cimn d find
or conticul it. (Signed) J CREAL.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7tii day ol
March, 1329. WOODSON LiUBBARD, J. r.
Henry Superior Court, September Term, 1830.
IT appearing to ibe Court lb it the original bond of
W ILL be sold, on Saturday, the fifth day of March the causes which have produced, and the effects which which the foregoing is a eepj in subsiauce and tb»t the
next, at the late residence of lohn Joiner. deceaS-1 have resulted from ihe lutitudinary construction of the said original has been lost or mislaid, so that it cannot
Administrator's Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in March next, v ill be sold, at
the town of Sanndersvifte, Washington county,
onn TRACT of LAND, containing two hundred and
eighty five acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Wilson
inci others, in said county.
Also, on (h. first Tuesday in April next, will be sold, in
the town of Bainbridge, D< catur county, LOT number
one hundred and'ninety-tlirei , in the twenty-sevenlh dis
trict of formerly Early now D'catur county. Sold as the
property of Christopher Pearson, late of V\ iikinsou coun
ty,deceased—Terms made known the dav of sale.
JONATHAN PEARSON, Adm’r.
January 1 26 9t
T* A.NXLLN SJLLB3.
On the first Tuesday in MARCH next,
B EFORE the court-house door in Carnesvi!le,Frank-
bn county, between the usual hours of sale, will be
•out, tbe following PROPERTY, to wit:
Two hundred and thirty acres of LAND,«e the wa
ters of Broad river, adjoining McEntyreand others—le
vied on as the property of Joel Hunt, to satisfy a fi. fa va
him, in favor of James H Little and Samuel Shannon, ex
ecu tors of Richard Woods, deceased; pointed out by tbe
^AUo, the intefeat the Ra&ste, real
end personal, "'6f Robert Walters, deceased, to satisfy
sundrv fi. fas- >o of Edmondson & Banks, vs. said
L joncy; levy made aod returned tome by a Constable,
jan 15 HARRISS TONEY, Sheriff.
POSTPONED SALE.
AUo, et the some time and place, wilt be sold, the follow
ing property, to wit:
One thousand acres ol LAND, on Shoal creek, in said
eoanty, adjoining Hardy & others; Fifty acres of LAND
In the Acad- my land, know as number 19, on Shoal creek
— levied on as the property of Richard Cbappeiear, to ant-
j 8 f\ two fi. fas. in favor of William W. Carnes, against
•aid Clmppelear.
Jan 15 HARRISS TONEY, Sheriff.
BOOK AT THIS!
A n. persons indebted to uie for services rendered by
my horse GALLATIN, will please pay their outer.
© : ©counts, iostanti.r, tv Mr. IIesm Duitcaw of Mi>-
iedgeville, whs is authorised to receipt fur me.
WM. f. FOARD.
Meeensker IS If
WALTOU SALSS.
On the first Tuesdiiy in MARCH next,
B EFORE the court-house door in the town of Mon
roe, Walton county, «\ ill be sold, between the usual
hours of sab , the following PROPER !'¥ to it:
One hundred and twenty-five acres of LAND, it leing
part of lot No. 10, in the fourth district cf said county
adjoining Arnold and others; also two l.umtied and fiti
acres, it being lot No. 60, in the Ihiid -:s ict of sac
county, whereon Thomas R. Mitchell n >« net, ml C»
Ti a gill about 17 years ol age; alto the HOU5E arc
LOT whereon Col. Samuel Jackson foi meriy lived in tt>
Urtvn of Monroe; one hundred {and seventj-tive acres ot
LAND, whereon the widow Wood now lives, ii beuia pan
of io-' No. 37, in the third district of said county, with t*u
exception of the widow’s dower; a half acre LOT on Uu
commons of Monroe, wi'b a good Gin-House, Gin and
running Gear; also four NEGROES, Jim a man about
45 years of age, Bailey 20, Jefl' 16, John 12 years of ug
—all levied on as tbe property of Jesse Mitchell, signed
J< sse Mitchell, jr. and Samuel Jackson, s< curities oi
ihomas R. Mitchell, administrator of Mathew Mitchell,
deceased; all levied on to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Ben
jamin S. Ogictree, c.dministra’or de bonis non ot Mqthew
Mitchell, deceased, vs. Thomas R. Mitchell and others;
property pointed out by defendants.
One WAGON and four HORSES, and four pair ol
GEAR—levied on as tbe property of Samuel Jackson, to
satisfy two fi. fas. one in favor of Edward Paine and Jcp-
tha V. Harris, adm’r &c. tbe other in fuvor of Edwaru
Paine, vs Samuel Jackson, Cullen Lockett, Fiemmin
Jourdan and Sarah Cox, f iccutors of lesse Cox, d< c’d.
Adam, a fellow, thirty-five years of age—.levied on as
the property of Samuel Jackson, to satisfy a fi. fa. in fa
vor of Jcnning & Cook. vs. s tiu Jackson. ^
Two hundred and fifty acres of LAND, lot No 149, in
the fourth district of said county—levied on as the pro
perty of Lncius Reeves, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of J.
Branham & Williams, vs. said Raevcs.
One hundred and tw«-nty-five acres of LAND, being
•be west half of lot No. 66, in the fourth district uf said
county—levied on as the property of John Palmer, to sat
isfy a ifi fa. in favor of James Orr, vs said Palmer; levy
made and returned to me by a constable.
One bay MARE, about six years old—leried on as the
property uf James O'Neal, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of
James Orr, vs said O’Neal; property pointed out by the
defendant.
Three round bales of COTTON—levied on as the pro
perty j( Marian Cleveland, to satisfy a fi. fa. in fuvor of
John Dawson, for the use of William Wood, vs. said
Cleveland; properly pointed out by defendant.
ORION STROLD, Sheriff.
Admiuistrator’s Sale,
W ILL bes ;id, attb^ court-house in Marion, Twiggs
county, ou the first Tuesd »y in March next,
One HOUSE and LOT, being tbe real es
tate of Owen C. Fort, deceased. Sold in pursuance of
an order from the Court of Ordinary of said county, for
ihebenefitof creditors. MOSES FORT, Adut’r.
December 11 23 tds
Administratior’s Sale
O N the first Tuesday in March next, will be sold, at
the town of Blakely, Early county, FRACTION
vo 391, in the 5th district Early county, containing
about 133 acres—about 30 acres are cleared and in culti
vation, situated immediately on thq Chutahoochie river,
t being part of the real estate of Alexander Moore, late
f IL-nrycotiniy, deceased. Sold by order of tbe Court
r Ordinary of Henry county, for tbe benefit of the heirs
nd creditors Terms cash..
THOMAS D. JOHNSON, Jidm'r.
December 11 93 tds
Constitution. The dangerous consequences which may be found—I: ‘t therefore on moiii'n, Ordered, That •hq
ensue, are already indicated, hy th< excited feelings of tbe above copy be established ins’ead of liie original at the
country. lam deeply impressed that wrong has been next term of this Court, unless tbe said Hex kiun Huji-
don-, and evil tolerated—vet, with a spiri! offorbearauce,; good shew good cause to the contrary at that Tetm.
it would be better for th< oppressed to he nr their evils And it is further ordered, J hat a copy of this Role QO
whilst they are tolerable,'than “fly to those they knowjscivcd upon the said Hezekiah Hobgood ut least three
not of.”
The present is an era in the history of our government,
distinguished for improvement. The lover of bis coun
try beholds it on its “return march’’ to its original purity
and principles. Aireudy has the distinguished head of
the government, said—“The successful operation of the
federal system can only be preserved by confiuing it to the
few and simple, but yet important objects for which it was
designed. Tins is a guarantee, that the purpose of the
present Executive of the U.lion and bis supporters, is »n
effort to restore the Constitution to its original healthy
and unimpaired condition. I am happy to accord -with
the Administration arid its friends in the wise and well
directed course which is pursued b> them.
months before the next Term of this Court, or published
once a month fur three months before that time in one of
the public gazette's ofthi-* State.
A true extract from the minutes this 8th day December;
1830. WM. HARDIN, Cl’k.
dec 18 24 3m
GEORGIA—Washington county.
John Wicker, ) RDIE24XSI
vs. > for ihe foreclosure cf ft
William M. Bennett. } Mortgage. ,
■ffTPON the petition of John Wicker, staling that on
wJ the twenty-seventh day of Fcbius-.ry in the year uf
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight,
The time was, when to dissent from the measures of [ county ot \\ ashington, Uiiliam M Bennett did
any of the prominent parlies of our state* by an attach-1 nw ^ e , t *‘ cu *- e aru ^ deliver un/o the said John Wicker, his
ment to any of the others, or to their then distinguished ®* r t* l * n Deed of Mortgage, bearing dale the same day and
organs, implied a hostility and acrimony which frequent-1 J car a ^*°resaid, whereby he mor?gag«d unto the said John
Iv had no bounds, and rendered “»> isdom, Justice and ! Wicker, his heirs and assigns, two certain tracts or par
cels of Lund, one on the waters of V\ llliamson Swctnp,
adjoining lands of Barron, Howard, Osbo.u and cf the
Guardian's Sale.
ILL be snIJ, on ibe fir?i Toes ,ay in March next,
it the court-house in Troup county, LOT num
..-r two hundred and ninety three, (293) in the fifth dis
reel of originally Troup. Sold for the benefit of the
;rs and creditors.
FRANKLIN ADA-;S, Guardian.
January 15 23 tds
Wanted to Hire Immediately,
Q Pill IE NEGRO MEN, for th
.-'fe/sr
funuarv 8
3 PHI IE NEGRO MEN, for the
use of the Corporation of Mil
ledgeville for the yeaJ ’831. Apnly to
. W. R. HILL, Marshall.
27 if
LIST OP LETTERS
R EMAINING mine Pou-Office ai Lavrenceville,
*•*. la no ary 1st, 1831
lames Allen, Thomas II Jones,
At the same time and place, will be sold,
One third part of LOT No. 389, in Uie 5th district of
Walton county—levied on as the property of T-iyhn
Smith, bv virtue of a mortgage fi. fa. issued out at »h*
Superior Court of sai-1 county in favor of Solomon & Grif
fin, vs said Smith; property pointed out in the mortgage
fi. fi.
One hundred and fifty acres of LAND, in the second
district of said county, whet eon defendant now lives, al
so one black horse 5 or 6 years old, 2 cows and calves, 2
beds and 2 bedsteads, and furniture, 6 -plit bottom cbaiis,
3 trunks, one set of knives and forks, one set of cupa and
saucers, one Io: of plates and dishes—nil levied on as the
property of Thomas I. Farrar, to satisfy a fi fa. in favor
of John P. Force, vs Thomss J. Furrar, Willi >m Daniel!,
lobn L. Anderson and Benjamin Kenrick; property point
ed out by T. J. Farrar.
JOHN T. MORROW, D. Sheriff.
ALSO—Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in
April next, at the same place,
Clary, alout 20 ye-irs of age, Viiey ID, tnd Alfred 13
yearaofnge—all levied onaa the property of Jesse Mitch
ell, sen and Jesse Mitchell, jr. to satisfy a fi. fa. on th<
foreclosure of a mortgage in favor of Stephens Thomas
vs. said Mitchell’s; property point; d out in said mort
gage fi.fi. ORION STROUD, Sheriff.
February l ' 30 J
Pleasant Anthony,
Ansdm Ansley,
Hili-ry Atkins,
!o<nei> Brown,
Mr- Bennett,
in dennett, 2
Wil-y Brcgden, B
•ohn Burges,
Isaac Boring,
Joseph Bolton,
Meshacli Biddie, 2
Mathias Bates,
John Roland,
' m. F. Barrett,
B iley Chandler,
R Cooper,
“Robert Craig,
Vm B Copelin,
Pleasant Craft,
Wm Coggswell,
Hoses Camp,’
A K Craig,
John Carnine,
fohn Davis,
Robert Day,
Warren Davis,
1. W Dunbar,
Levi De-mpsy,
David B. Driskeil,
David Dyal,
fame* Edmondson, esq
lam<s Elliott,
Sarth Elliott,
Peter Funderburk,
Htflley G Fuller,
fames Gordon,
John Holcomb,
vm Hamilton, 9
D ivtd Huggins,
James Hu ruby,
A rebh« d Henderson,
Rednon Hutchins,
vtosijs Harrolson,
Evia llowell,
Dorcas Harkness, f
Lee Hamoons,
Samuel Higrinbotbatt,
Robert Jackson,
Lemuel J ckki n,
(29—3t)
GEORGIA, Pulesg^countu.
VA/'H ARE AS Joan Rawls and William Cole, Admin-
v v istrators pa tlie estate of Joseph Wood, dec’d.
apply (br letter! of dismission on said estate—These
are therefore tojbite and admonish all and singular, the
•;indred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
it a Court of Ordinary to be held on the first Monday in
July next, in ana for said county, then and there to shew
•ause if any thtjf have, why said letters should net be
granted.
Given under hiytmnd, this the 5th day of Jan. 1831.
I JOSEPH CARRUTHERS* C, » a.
January 6. j 2f—
Lf wis J. nkins,
Edward Kent,
John Karr,
P R Lyles,
Archibald McDonald,
Joseph Morgan,
Battle Mayffeld,
Mary McMuutry,
Wm Martin,
John McDaniel,
Robt S Moore,
Austin Morris,
Ira Vlakaffy,
Berry Mullican,
James McKoy,
Elisha Moore,
Wm McAuly,
Jess- II. Nelms,
Verdinan Odom,
John Paiterson,
John L Park,
John Pace,
John Rigsby,
John Rogtrs,
Robert Rogers,
John W Rucks, 2
Lewis Ralston,
James S'auiey,
V u. Smi Ii,
Frederick Starnes,
John Midham,
John Sieedman,
Thomas H Spmggins,
John Shobar,
Amos Spiders,
D-nuis Still,
E B Thompson,
Thomas Taylor,
Joseph Thompson,
M J Williams,
Wm Willborn,
Lucy E Wellborn,
Abel Willingham,
hue N W right,
Byre Womack,
Friut H Walker,
Joseph Watt,
Thomas Worthy,
Nancy Worthy.
A R SMI H, P.
JModeration,” an empty mi absurd profession. The times
and circumstances have now become more congenial to
better feelings; the perplexing difficulties which have sur
rounded us—those emanating abroad, and fosti red at
home, have subsided, «ith the acknowledgement of our
rights, the successful accomplishment of nearly all the
ends which we have contended for. lean review my
past course in relation to state affairs, wish cheering ap
probation; my future efforts will be intimately connected
with the past; and it is hoped, without offence to an ad
verse party. The writer does not btlieve in tbe infalli
bility of man, nor in their perfection as u party; it will
therefore be my endeavor to support worthy men, and
pprove such orthodox measures as may emanate from
genuine putriotiMn and unadulterated R^poblicuuism—
such measures as will best answer the ends of our free
government, aed of our State’s interest:—such men us
will “defend the rights uf the People, the Sovereignty of
Ihe States, and the Constitutional authority of the Union,
against all encroachments.’’
It shall be my studious endeavor, to render the “Intel-
ligenrer ,> an Agricultural anu Mercantile vehicle:—
to effect it, I shall hasten to possess myself of ail the
lec'.ssary materials which these ample subjr.es fur
nish, to unfold every species of information which will
be thought to instruct, to interest, and t- please. It is
believed, that the mutual conjunction of int< rest, between
the merchant and planter, cannot fail to render accepta
ble to one. whatever may benefit the other. My efior-.s
shall be used to procure the earliest and most uscio! mer
cantile information, and lay it before Uie public; and it
will be nty desire logo into Rural Aff;ir», and garner tb
choicest and best ofl rings for my Agricultural readers.
Ttrivis.
The Intelligencer will he commenced on the first o'
‘larch, snou'd the materials reach here by that time. I:
will be printed on the largest and best imperial paper, (a
larger size than any other pape^ in Georgia,) on a new
and elegant type, and with a new Press It will be pub
lished weekly, at Three Dollars per annum, if paid within
the first three months after sufo ribing, or Four Dollars
afterwards. Advertisements inserted at customary rales
MARMABUKE J. SLADE.
Macon, Jon 1 1831 27
M.
$50 REWARD.
Slop the Scoundrel!
A Lt-EN HALEY of Kentucky, a Hog Drover, living
eight mil. s from Crab-Orchard, Ky. on the road
leading to 'Mimmerset, two miles from Thomas Adam’s,
oho left this place at night, the 2'Jth of January, 183L
two hundred and eighty-six dollars in debt to the snbscri
ber, besides other persons, amounting to a large sum, and
that principally borrowed money, and has left his horse
and clothes behind him Fifty dollars will be given for
the delivery of the mid Allen Haley, to the subscriber in
Milledgeville, if taken out of the State, asd 25 dollars if
taken within the State.
Tne said Allen Haley is spqye made—aboni 5 feet 7 to
10 inches high—thin visaged—pale faced—blue eyes and
light hair—down east counienjnce—bud on when he went
away a blue satinett coatee, pantaloons of mixed blue
homespun jeans and n blue camlet clonk—when spoken to
generally ^nuffl 'S & drops his eyes. The horse and clothes
which he left when he absconded are valued at fifty dol
lars by some of tbe disinterested cittze ns of Milledgeville.
From circumstances and his present situation, it is s•.#-
pecied he may not return to his family—but may go to Vir
ginia, where, it is said lie has relations. He curried off
with him between 8900 and $1000 uf United States’ mo
ney which he concealed iu the waistband of his drawers.
For proof of the villainy of this individual you are re
ferred to the following gentlemen, viz;—Thomas Hat-
row, Samuet Bentley, Thomas Clay, Hamilton Atchison,
Wm. Brassfield, of Kentucky—and Thomas Foard, E
E. Trice, Wm. R. Hill, James Covy, R. A. Greene, I.
T. Cushing, J. P. of Georgia. .
PRYOR WRIGHT.
Milledgeville. February 1, i 831 30 2t
SC'P The Richmond Enquirer ,*nd Kentucky Reporter,
(Lexington,) will give the above one insertion and for
ward their account to this office for payment.
suid Bennett, containing one hundred and seventeen and a
half acre s pine land, more or less, whtreon Mrs. D< bornh
Cook lived at the date of said mortgage; tbe other co the
waters of Stephens creek, adjoining Wnrthen, li&rrisoi. Si.
others, containing ore hundred acres pint Land, more or
iesi, both tracts lying and being in the coun’y and state
above written: which said deed of mortgage was made to
the said John Wicker, for tbr purp et of securing the
said John Wicker as security for the said W illiam M.
Bennett on eight promissory nc.es, seven fur thirty dol
lars each, and • oe lor fifteen dollars . nil tv enty-five tents,
amounting to .wo hundred and twenty-five dollars anil
twenty-five cents, payable twelve months thereafter to
John Walker and Elizabeth W amble, (administrator ami
administratrix on the estate of Eggberl Y\ amble, deceas
ed,) or bearer, for value reccLed— and Ibe said Ji bn W itk-
er having prayed Ibr a rule nisi ft* the foreclosure cf ifce
equity of redemption in and to the s id mertg gf d prem
ises—ft is on motion, ordered, Tb .t tbc principal and in
terest of ;he debt afore, aid, and the costs uf the oppbea-
tion o.i this behalf shall be paid into the Clerk’s office cl thia
Court within twelve months from thedate of thfe Kule, oth
erwise the equity of redemption in arid to the said morlgr-g*
ed premise.- shall thenceforth b« forever barred ar-d ture-
clo» d.—And it ts fwthcr orderev. That this rule be pub
lished in one or mure of the public gazettes of this State
at lejst once a moi th for six mouths, or served on the
mortgager, or his special agent, at least three months pre
vious to the rime the money is directed to be paid.
A true extract from tbe minutes, this 20th October,
1330. MORGAN BROWN, Cl’k.,
Novemb-1 6 18 6m
DISSOLUTION.
T HE Copartnership of JOHN FLE TCHER, $ Co.
is thi9 day dissolved by mutual consent. All those
indebted to said firm will pay to John Fietcber—and those
having demands against the firm will please call on said
Fletcher for payment, who will continue tbe Mercantile
business in bis own name.
JOHN FLETCHER, & QO.
January 4, 1831 29 3t
GEORGIA—Pulaski county.
W HEREAS, Seasons Perkins, Guardian of Mary
Ann Packer, minor of John B. Packer, dec’d.
applies to me for letters of dismission.
This is therefore to cite the kindred and creditors of
said dec’d. to he and appear at my office, within tha time
prescribed by law, io shew cause, if any they have, why
-> »id letters of dismission should not be granted.
Given under my baud this 12th Novemb r,l830.
Baffin, J. CARRUTHERS, c. if o.
HABERSHAM SUPERIOK COURT,
OcCSbrr Term, 1S30.
t T appearing by the affidavit of Hezekiah Stepnens that
ihe original agreement between him and Benjamin.
Vaughan and Durcus Vaughan of which the annexed is a
true eopy, to wit:
GEORGIA, | Ai tides of agreement made anden-
Franktin county. ) ttred into between the parties, Wit
nessed!, That the said Stephens is to relinquish on hi»
part all >ke interest be has in the real estate of George
Vaughan, dcct- sid, in right bf his wife Barbara, and the
said Benjamin Vaughan and Darcus Vaughan is to giro
to said Stephens an equal division in right of his wife of
all (he property of George Vaughan, deceased.
Given under our hands and seals this 12th day of Sep
tember, 1821.
BENJAMIN VAUGHAN, ******
HEZEKIAH STEPHENS, ?l. s. f
. DARCUS VAUGHAN, *♦♦♦*+
has been lost or destroyed.
It is therefore ordered, That the opposite parties do
shew cause by the next Term of this Court why the above
copy shouri not be--stablished in lieu of the said original
red that this rule be published in one of the public ga
zettes of this Slate once a month for three months.
A true extract fromtbfe minutes of said CourL this 8tB
day of December, 1830 * “
JOHN T. CARTER, c. s. c.
dee 18 24 3m
T HREE days after da<e I promise to pay George A.
kina, or bearer, forty-seven dollars and ninety-two
cents, for value received, March 1823
(Signed) ELI FITZGERRALD.
GEORGIA—Franklin county.
Personally came into open court, George Akins, who*
being sworn, saith that be had in his possession the orig
inal promissory note of which tbe above is a true eopy,
and that the same>is lost or mislaid. Sn-orn to in open
court, October 11th, 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 tbe same is
lost or mislaid— Ordered, That Eli Fitzgerrald, the al-
ledgc^maker, shew cause on the first day of next term,
ivby sc id co >y should not be established in lieu of the
original so lost 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 eopy from the
minutes, 18th October, 1830.
JAMBS MORRIS, Clerk.
November 6 18 3m
GEORGIA—Pulaski county.
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS, Lewis Wood, Ecxecutor of the estate
of Abraham Wood, deceased, applies to the Court
of Ordinary af said county for letters dismissory on said
estate:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singu
lar, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file
their objections (if any they have) in the clerk’s office of
said Court of Ordinary, on or before the first Monday ia
March next, otherwise letters dismissory will be fffawte#
the applicant.
Witness (he Honorable John J. Taylor one of the Ja«-'
tices of said Court, this 6th September 1830.
JOSEPH CARRUTHERS, Cl’k c* o.*
KtfrtT fit* ««ot