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GWI3TCXJ3TT sale*
On the fir si Tuesday in MARC Hottest,
A T ttic coujt-biuse in tne town of k*>vr.ene« v ”
G vinnett county, will be said, U» IViWawsng PH
? O^Lldred barrels COHN, more or l^lcTicd on
as the property of Johnson Rogers, to satrefy a *
-Gwinnett Superior Court, in favor of Fatrict J. 5:
against s iid It.;gcrs and Jfthn Mostly. ( —
-.nft nn 'm xrt ictt Te*nies—fcVre ti on C's The" 'property ol
said vlau lets to satisfy a fi. fa. from Gwinnett Inferior
Ctniit in favor of John P. Winn, against Jonathan Sell
and Samuel Manders, security.
Fity acres of LAND, more or less, being the place
tvhereon Jolin McDade now resides adjoining lIoHir.gs-
trurlb, H tldman and othnre—levied on as the property ol
John Merry, to satisfy aft fa. from Gwinnett Superior
Court in favor of James Austin, vs. said John Berry and
William Maltbie,Bccuuiy on the stay off xecution.
One NEGRO BOY, ten or twelve years old, named
Allen—levied on as the property of Daniel Harris, ueceas-
cd, to satisfy two fi. fas. from Gwinnett Superior Court,
one in favor of John Choice & Co and (he other in fivor
of \d*ihcl R Smith, both vs. Clifford v \ oodroof, Abia-
htm Harris, & Ran-bird Harris, executors of said Daniel
Harris, deceased.
One hundred acres of LAND, more or less, wuereon
Abraham Harris and the widow Harris now resides m
the 6th district Gwinnett county—levied on as the proper
ty of Daniel Harris, deceased, to sutjsfy a fi. la. from
Gwinnett Superior Court in favor of James Austin, against
Clifford VVoodraoff, Abraham llairis, & Rvnsbird Harris,
executors of D mid Harris, deceased, maker, and Huns-
bird Harris, indorser.
Fifty barrels of CORN—levied on as the property of
Johnson Rogers, to satisfy a fi. fa. from Gwinnett Inferi
or eourtin fovor of James Gilbert, guardian, &c. against
said Johnson Rogers and John Anderson, his security.
One gruy MAliE, about 3 years old, one bay MARE,
about <0 years old—levied on as the property of John
Harris, to sulrefy a fi. fa. from G« innelt Inferior Court in
favor of James Caldwell, og iinst John Haris.
WILLIAM BREWSTER, D. Sheriff.
At the same time and place. Kill be sold.
Party barrels CORN, more or less, and five stacks
FODDER—levied on as the property of William Brown,
to satisfy a fi. f.i 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 oh as the property of George Buckanan to sat
isfy a fi. fa. from Gwinnett Superior Court in favor of
JJ!i3ha Winn, against said George Buckhanan.
- One hundred acres of LAND, par* of lot No. 213, in
the 5th district said county, whereon William Ezzcil now
lives, also ten acres of LAND, adjoining the same and
adjoining lohn McMullin and others—levied on as Ihe
property of said William Ezz I, to satisfy a fi fa. from
Gwinnett Superior Court, in favor of Jacob R.*Erook|,
against said William F.zzell and Thomas Ezz Jf, security
on the stay of execution.
Two hundred anti fifty acres of LAND, more or less,
la 5th Gwinnett, 'hereon Richard McCan now lives, ad-
ivininz Canine and others—levied on us the property et
UEWTOBT SALES*
On the first Tuesday Jn MJtkCp next, •
ILL be sbld, before the court-house door jo me
, , town of Covington, Newton county,between Lie
usaalhours of sale,the following PROff’EUl Y » j ‘
Four hundred and tiftedn acres ol LAND, more w It ^
or so much thereof as lies in tile co^jof Newrionknown
as lots No. 129, lSOand part of ldW*7, in the 1^ u
tri. t cf originally Baldwin now Newton county. cn thr
waters of Shoal creek, adjoining Darnell and others
levied on a* the property ol Wuhan* Me Murray, to 3,
fy a fi. fa. from Morgan Inferior court in foot of J°h
C. Reese, vs WifTtam^ McMurrafr and oAora ts. *ai
Five hundred acres of LAND, inorc or less, known as
lots No. 387 and 3S6, in the sixteenth district of original
ly Henry now Newton county, on Yellow river,adjoining
Pace and others, and the lot or trr.ct of LAND, whereon
Farr H. Tram me i I now resides, adjoining lands of Sparks
and others on tips waters of Yellow river—all lfvie#on
as Ihe property Farr H. Trammell, to satisfy two fi. fas.
in favor of Seaborn Jones, vs F. H. Trammell.
One hundred and fifty acres of LAND, more or less,
whereon Levi Wbilton now lives, on the waters of Gum
creek—levied on as his property to satisfy a fi. fa. in fa
vor of A. S. Bennett, &. Co. vs Levi \\ hitton.
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 sorrel HORSES, a-
bout seven years old—levied on as the property ol Henry
Casey, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. in my hands in favor ol
H. J. Bates, for the use of Lewis Z .chery, and others vs.
Henry Casey ; property pointed out by ibe defendant.
Thirteen acres of LAND, more or less whereon Will
iam Gunnels now resides, being the south-eaH corner ol
lotofland No. 259, in the 16th district of originally Hen
ry now Newton county— levied on as the propci ty of il-
iiim Gunnels, to satisfy a fi fa. in favor ol Robert B-
Cuinp, vs William Gunnels; levy made and returned by
a constable.
Seventy acres of LAND, more or less, adj lining Ends
of Gay and Miilener, near th * Jasper line - levied on as
■ he property of Fanny Dingier, to satisfy three fi lae. in
favorof William Ask-w, vs Fanny Dingier and ihotnas
Dingier; pointed out by piaimiff, levy made and returned
by a constable.
One hundred acres of L \ND, more or less, known a*
part of lot No. Ill, in tlie truth district of originally Hen
ry now Neivlon county, it being the place wlrerton Levi
Snow now resides, adjoining Evans and O'hers on tin- wa
ters of Snath river— b vi d on as the property of D-niel
Ozburn to satisfy a fi. fa. from a Justices court, in favor
of Charles Garrett tor the use W oody D >zier, vs Dai lie!
Ozburn;'property pointed out by Thomas Waller, levy
made nd returned by a constable.
Ail Elisha Talley’s right or interest in LOT of LAND
No 233, in the tenth district of originaby Hom y no*
New ton county—levied on ..*8 bis property to satisfy t«
fi fas. from a lustiees court in favor cl Bryant and SwiE
vs Khslii Talley; levy made and returned to me by aeon
stable. JObEPlJ WAITERS. Shti;^
At the same time and place, raid he sold,
One negro MAN, by the name ol Iotm, 45 or 50 year*
of fig ( —levied on as the property of Janus O-’N si. t-
satisfy a fi. f t. in favor of L. P. McKcy, vs John O Ncji
and James O'Neal.
K W. HARGROVE, D. Sheriff.
PRA*T3£LI2T SALES.
6n the first Tuesday in MARCH next,
EFOUE the court-house door in the own Carncs-
viile, Franklin county, between the usual hours ot
sate, will he sold, the following PROPERTY, to-wd:
Two hundred and thirty acres of LAND, on tue wa
ters of Broad Mver, adjoining Me E a tyre ami others—- e ~
vied on as the prJ^crt.V f, f Joel Hunt, to satisfy a fi. a. vs
him, in favor of James H Little and Samuel Shannon, ex
ecu tors of Richard Woods, deceased; pointed out by the
defendant. _ . , _ . . _ .
Also, the interest ot Adam Looney m the Estate, real
and personal, of Robert WaUers, deceased, to satiriy
C. fa*. io favor of Edmondson & Banks, vs. said
Looney; levy made and returned to me by a Constable.
Jan 15 HARRIES tONEY, Sheriff.
POSTPONED SALE
Also, cl the same lime and plate, utill be sold, the follow
ing properly, to wit:
One thousand acres ot LAND, on Shoal creek, in said
county, adjoining''Hardy & otbtrs; fifty acres of LA. D
in the Academy land, know as ijumbitr 19, on >l»oal creet
levied on as the property of Richard Cbappelear, to s it-
isfy two fi. fas. in favor of William W. Carnes, against
said Chanjudear. ’■
Jan 15 flAftrflSS TONEY, Sheriff.
mAKTHLIST SALS*
On the first. 1 uesday in -U'jALt next,
EFOrlE the court-house door in Carncsville, F rank,
iin county, bet ween the u- ual hours ol sale, will be
sold, tiie following PROPERTY, to wit:
Two NEGROES: one a woman and the other a fel
low, about thirty years otd—levied on as the property o*
Hizikiab Gray, to satisfy a fi. fa. in fivor ot James J.
Mo»»re, and sundry small fi. fas. Irom a lustiees’couil
against sab.; Gray;
Also, two hundred ncres of LAND, granted to Barn
hill, adjoining Vineyard—levied on as the property of
Jesse Lig and, sev. to satisfy h fi. ft. in favor of John
D ver-* ievv made and returne i t-> me by a constable.
H. TONEY, Sheriff.
John Vine*
or Court in lavgr
,'Vd. to satisfy « fi fa, fitm Gwinnett bopen-
i i.avyr orJohu lTlison, against Oavia Aooot,
raaker, and said John Vineyard, indorser.
WILLIAM MARTIN, D. Sheriff.
ALSO—WILL BE SOLD, AS ABOVE,
Two hundred and fifty acres ot LAND, being lot No.
133, in the 6lb district Gwinnett—'levied on as the pro
perty uf Thomas Mathis, to satisfy a fi. fa. from Gwin
nett .Superior Court in favor of William Toney, against
said Thomas Mathis.
One negro SVOMAN named Amy, about forty-five
years old—levied on as the property of Janies While, to
satisfy a fi. fa.from Gwinnett Superior Court in favorof
Mathew McRight, against Jr.mes White am! Richard
Goode. THOMAS WORTHY, Sheriff
Febmarr 1 30
ALSO—On the first Tuesday in April next,
rcill be sold, os above,
Ona n.^rn MAN. by l!ie imlllC C.EIU«k / tiboflt thirty
fiveyears old—levied "n as the property of Tyre G. D :b-
ney, to.«aii*fya mortgage fi. fa. in favor ol Austin fi.
tire- n, vs Tyre G. Dabney; pron-rtv pointed om in f* ft
FLb t JOSEPH W ATTERS, Sber.fi'
H4LBB £13HAJMC SALS3.
On the first Tuesday in MAfiCli next,
W ILL be sold, before the court-house door, in tbc
town of Clark; svillc, Habersham county, the to!
lowing PROPERTY, to wit:
LOT No. 22, in the first district of Habersham county
•-levied on as Ibe property of Abraham Peltf jolin, to sat
isfy two fi. fas one in favor of Edward Adcock, vs said Pet-
ttjohn and Joel Stephens the other in favor of Rowntree
£c rlill, vs Jesse Dodd and said Petujohn.
Two NEGROES: tio vell a fellow, and Silve a woman
and one sorrel MARE, one pide HORSE, und one gray
HORSE—all levied onto satisty two fi. fas. one in favor
of Samuel A. W'ules, attorney for A. Hoe, respondent, vs.
Adam Pitner, principal appellant, John Williams und
James Hudgins, securities on appeal; (be other in favor
Samuel A. Wales, attorney for Frederick Selloeb, respon
dent, vs. Adam Pitner, principal appellant, Jolin Hefner
and Jehu Trainell, securities on appeal.
LOT No. I, in the first district uf Habersham county
—levied on as the' property of John Vundikc, to satisfy u
fi. fa. in Ikvor of Jami-S Brannon and oilier* «* Vuu-
dike. ^
LOT No. 66, in the 4th district of Habersham county
—levied on as the property of Jonathan Oxford, to eatisfi
a fi. Pi. in favor of John Armstrong, vs. said Oxford.
LOT No. 187, in the 3d district of Hab<rshani couutv
—levied on as the property of Mathew Arthur, to satisfy
B fi. fa. in favor of Lucrctia Alien, vs said Arthur.
LOT No. J 7, in the 3J district ol Habersham county—
levied on as the property of Gibricl Hughs, to sutrfy a fi
fa. in favor of Adam Wiiiniugham, vs Gabriel Hughs and
Joseph Hughe.
One sorrel HORSE—levied on as the property of Wil
liam England, to sa isfy two fi. fas. one in favor ofThum-
as L. Upton, for the use-of R .bert Houston, vs Samuui
Hughs and William England, also one fi fa. in favor uf
John Slanee 1 and Le is Ralston, vs said England.
One negro WOMAN, by the n;une of Jody—levied on
as tile property ol Adam Simons, to satisfy a fi fa. in
lavor of Henry Viiiler, ts said Simons
LOT iiuiober twenty-nx, in the twelfth district of Hah
eroham county—levied on as the property of Lewis Clark,
to satisfy two fi. fas. one in favorof John R. Stanford,
bearer, vs. Lewis Clark and Jesse Huge, security on ap
peal, and Jacob Herndon, security on stay; the other in
favor ol Benjamin Ch**.6tain, vs said Clark.
LOT number eighty-five, in the t^nth district cf Hab
ersham county—levied on as the property of Hurdige Wul
kcr, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Hamilton Wynn, vs said
Wglker.
All the right, title and interest of one hundred and twen
ty five acres of LAND, more or less, in the tenth district
Habersham county, number not known, adjoining hinds
of David Highfietd—levied on as (he property uf IVilijam
Scilf, to satisfy afi. fa. in favorof the Officers of Court
Jan 15 A. MAULDIN, D. Sheriff.
WTxLTOIV SAIcSS.
On the first Tuesday in MARCH next,
EFOUE the court-house door in the toxvn of Mon
roe, Walton county, will be sold, between theusu ii
hours of sal , the following PROPERTY to wit:
One hundred and liveniy-five acres of LAND, it Lein;
part of lot No. 10, in the fourth di.-di ici of said county
adjoining Arnold and others; aLu two liunorcd and fifl
acred, it being I »t No. 60, in the third district of said
county, whereon Thomas K. .thlchei! now lives, and Ch
ry, a girl*about 17 years oi age; also the HOUSE and
LOT whereon Col. bantu I Jackson formerly lived in the
town rtf iMnnrni; on. nundred i nd sr.venri .(iTe acr. <
L AND, whereon the widow l\ ood ntnv lives, i keruj pari
of lot N'i. 37, in the tmrd district of said c-jimty, with H;*
eXf'plion of tire widow’s cower; a half acre LOT on lh«
commons of .Monroe, wi h a good Gin-tious:, Gin and
running Gear; also four NEGi'OES, Jim a man abut
45 years of age, bailc-y 20, Itff 16, John 12 years of <-.«
—all levied ou us the prop rty cf lease MucheU, signed
Jesse Mitchell, jr. and bsmucl -Jackson, s>cnrities
• homes It. Mitchell, administrator of Mathew viitrhcil,
icceused; all levied on to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Ben
jamin S. Og ctree, adarinist u’or de boni« non ol >iath» n
itehcll, deceased, vs Thomas R. Miiciicll und others;
property pointed out by defend ints. *
()ne WAGON an<; f-ur liOR>ES, und f'nr piir cf
GE AR—levied on as the property ol Samuel Jackson,
satisfy two fi. fas. one in favor oi Edward Paine and Jep-
tha V. Harris, udm’r ihe other in favor of Euivar<
Paine, vs. Samuel .hickson, Cnlitn Lockett, Flennuin
Juurdan and Sarah Cox, » x color; of Jesse Cox, d c’d.
A iam, u rtnow, tln.iy-flv»- y* ars ->f ag.— levied on ;i.-
thc property of Samu-.l Jackson, to satisfy a fi. fa. in f .•
vorof Jcnning Si Cook. vs. siid la-kson
Two hundred nd fifty cres of LA *0, I'd No. 149, n
the fourth district of said county—Icvc.d on aside pro
pert* of Lucius Reeves, to s di.-fy a fi fa in favor of f.
Branliani & VVilliams, vs. s .iu K: c v s.
One hundred and tiv. nly-live acres of LAND, bema
‘he West half ol h*l No. 66, in :fit (ourih de- tnef of s.iii!
county—levb-d on us ;h=: pi </potty of John P . m. r, to s ri
isly a fi. fa. iu favr'i ol .'antes Oir, vs said Painter; iev\
made and return; d to rue bv a constable.
One bay AIAKE. 'about six ye rs oid—Je-ied on as >It.
projverty i.f James O’Neal, m satisfy • fi. f>. in fivor ol
James Orr, vs said O’Neal; property point;d out by ii;<.
defendant.
Three round bales of COTTON—levied on as Ike pro
pert;, of Marian Cleveland, to satisfy a li fa. in fivor et
John Dawson, for the use of William Wood, vs. said
Cleveland; property pointed msi by dt-fi ndant.
OHD»N STROLD. Sheriff
At ihe sarm. time and place zvi'l be sold,
Eighty two notes f LAND, more or Ess, us the pro-
jH.-r'y"'of lohn Fuibrigld, «» t|,r» e li. f *s- fr-.m a
p.iatices'conn, in favor of Royal Bryan, vs said Fui-
brigbf: levy made and returned to me by a constable.
° • J c. \Y. BOND, D. Sheriff.
Also will be sold as above,
One road WAGON—levied on as tue property nf Crifi-
lopfK-r Sewell lo satisfy a£ fa. iu favor of E hn M B•■-
kcr for Um use of Jaiis \aoghn; property point* d out tvy
A. tV. Ha.ruiiioud. Vv. A. JONES, D
F- bru.iry 8^1
Sb'ff
Execator’s Stile.
,‘ThN the seeond Tuesday in MarfJi next, will be cold,
Iff a-, the plantation H‘ADs. Ann Dy r, I te of Bald
>*•> *:o*mty, deceased, part o the PERSONAL PRO
PERTY of the said deceased-consisting of one Horse
and one Heir, Cattle, Hogs, Coro, Fodder, Oats, and a
variety of plantation Tools.
Also on dm day fallowing, will be sold at the late rest
donee ot caul deceased, in she town of Mtlb-dgeville, son
ify articles of Household and Kitchen Fur* it^re—and
•Asa an the same day, and at the same pH cl, wii be sold,
ne four r.fie.l Carnage, on*. Gia. one llo.se Carl, and
*;.« Wag-'ii. Bale t > continue Imm uav to d ’.y it the last
: .cottoned pi ce, until ali is sclJ Terms made known
on the cay of sate', by JOHN B DYEi*,
Acluig Executor by >-*uver of attorney for
Thomas \Y. Dyer, Q alifi. u Executor.
January 25 29 7t
ruisAsm sales.
On the first Tuesday in MARCH next,
W ILL • j sold, at the court house in town of Hart
ft*rd, Pulaski county, between the usual hours uf
Sale, the folio ving PROPERTY, to-wit:
Two hundred two and a half acres (more or leas) oak
. nnd hickory I.AND, ihe number not known, in the liven
ty first district formerly Wilkinson now Pulaski county
wiiereon E[>p« Wallace now lives, and one negro BOi'
. ni'.mi.-d Dennis, about twelve years of age—levied on a*
the pr jpeny of Epps Wallace, to satis.'y sundry fi fas
ir. •! v.u of Brown St Lnnier, vs said Wallace, Miiciiell &.
V' imberly, vs said Wallace, and o!htrfi. fas. vs said Wat
Le*-; levied on nnd returned to me by a constable.—
T.-rt«* easli. JAMES H. WAUR£N, D. Sb’ff.
February I 30
siKL&snnaii salbs.
On the first Tuesday in AFRlL next,
A T die court-house in Sivainsboro*, Emanuel connly,
L .v.ring PROPERTY, to wit: „ V
Five L(»Ta in Swainaborr,’, known by Nos. 1, 6, 7,
8 and 9; also one tract of LAND, containing six hun
ched acres, granted to Jam* a llucse, adjoining lands of
William Hicks; also one negro WAN, natneo Anthony
ab > ;t thirty-five years old—all levied onus ihe property
of John R. D .nu ll, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. issued from
a Jtisncea Court in favorof Elmer Hcndly, and others vs
said D niell; levied on the 17th January 1331.
— - HENRY DURDEN. D. Sheriff.
S LAN’K DEEDS, of an approved form, neatly prin-
tml and Cor saUat thto Office. Dec ti
At the same time and place will be said,
One third part of LOT No. 389, in the 5ih disinct oi
IValloa county—levied on as the property of T yl ,
Bmith, by virtue of a mortgage fi. fa. issued out oi ti,.
Superior Court of sai! ccuinv in lavor of Bol.-inon & Gnl-
fiu, vs said Smith; proparty pointed out in the in irigage
fi. fa.
One hundred and fifty acres of LAND, in the secure
district of said county, .le.cun dtf*nd:inl now lives, al
so one black horse 5 or 6 y« ars old, 2 cows and calves, 2
beds and 2 bedsteads, ana furniture, 6 .-pl.t bottom cb-,i
3 trunks, one set of knives and forks, otic set of cups an
saucers, one lot ol plates and dishes—all levied on the
property of Thomas J. Farrar, to satisfy a fi fi*. m f vo.
of JolinP. Force, vs Thomas J. Farrar, Will* m Daniel:,
John L. Anderson and Benjamin Kenrick; prone, tv point
ed out by T. J. Farrar. 1 - *
JOHN T. MORROW, D. Sfce iff.
ALSO—Will be sold. on the first Tuesday in
April next, at the same place,
Clary, ahum 20 years ofnge, Vmcy 19, and Aifr* d J3
years of age—all levied on as the property of Jesse ivlitch-
ell, sen and Jesse Mitcheli, jr. to a li. fa. on tic-
foreclosure of a mortgage in fivor of Stephens Thom..s
VS. said Mitchell’s; property p.,int d Out in said iii'iii-
gngcfi.fi. ORION STROUD, Bh. nfT
February 1 3^
W ILLb
v¥ h,oi
Adinimsrrator's Sale.
XfikJ ILL be sold, on S;.iurday, ihe iAU: of March nex*,
* 7 at the at. residence ui Ann Faircloth, late of Duo-
iy county, deceased, ail tne
psasoHAii pROPmTir
of said deceased—Soid for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors. CALEB FAIRCLOTH, An’m'r,
February 1 30 fit
Administratrix* Sale.
be s.-id, at me cjui t-lioose Ouor nf R bnn coon-
on the fi -t Tuesday in April ni xt, : r; pursu-
nce of an order of the Inninrable Inferior Court, of F rk-
... ..nnnif *»!.«»•» (1 e ui o ..iviulnf ariiiii-iry, ll *.£.tlnu ir.)i
FRACTIONS, to-wii;—one containu.-g tu.;v i ns. No!
14, tn 'hr 5iU duniiet ; Ihe other conKinung 58 acres.
No. 115, iu the aili disiifct, and both m tire said county
,f Rabun.
Also, l the same time, will ho sold at 'he court-hou^c
f Franklin co.inty, cm TR \CT l LAND situate or, j
Leather wood crrc-li, adjoining Andrews am! Banks, con
:4iBii;g iwu Hundred acres. Ali 'be above so il . s tro
property of .Willi, in June-, d.-ceased, forthe hern fi! of .In
ns and creditors ol said c a c cd. T* rmu known •>’
r- diy of s.fc- ll \Cti \EL JONES, Aihn'x
February l 30 9:
LAND FOR SALS.
T H E subscriber offers for sab the following T RACT9
OF LAND, which will bt- soid low fur cash or ok
a snort credit:
No. 369, in the 1st Dist. Early now Baker county,
do. Early,
do. Eariy,
do, Apptiflf,
do. Houston now Crawfotd,
do. Doo;y,
..ly Monroe now Pike county,
Dist. Troup now Meriwether,
do. Troup county,
do. Muecogee now Talbot,
do. Lee now Randolph,
do. Lee,
do. Early now Baker,
do. Ealiy,
do. do.
do. Doolj,
do. do.
do. Monroe now Pike,
do. Gwinnett,
do. Troup,
do. Coweta,
do. Muscogee now Marion^
do. Lee,
do. Mu a cngee now Harris.
Applv to the subscriber atCaruesvdle, Franklin county.
JAMES MORRIS.
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8LADES
agricultural and Mercantile Intelligencer.
Y^recent rctiiwju»sbm<.iit of a parlicipduou in the
editorial labors of an old and well establish! d jour
nal, would seem to require butfewvprjdimiiiary remirks,
in the proposed undertaking, were it not, that llv. y are
usually demanded by public expectation, and sanctioned
by custom. As tnere is no good reason why this '‘ume-
honored-observance’; should be disregarded in ihe present
instance, l shall submit an epitome of my principles, air
liiecotfrse which shall be observed in conducting a flew
juufhal. The object of the proposed publication being
purely what its title implies, supercedes the necessity oi
that political commentary which ibe ducti ines ol the day
have usually demanded; yet, as my iormer professions
u re held with unabated attachment, and fi» tr e being no
neutral ground, in the conflicting and varied sentiment-,
which daily arise, as to both men and m asurcs—it ioR
lows, that I should‘not only make an exposition of my po
litical tenets, but also, that they should be buidly set foitb,
and fearlessly defended. 1 have ever indulged an aideni
devotion to Republicanism, as the term was onderstood
by its'advocites in’93—a sacred regard to th< let-
ter and spirit of the Constitution, and ti determined and
fixed hostility to every unnglike constructive or implied
powers—an extension of equal justice to all parties that
all power is inherent in and cerired from the ?< up!c, as
tne original source and ul iuiate tribunal the md pi nu-
ence and disti>ict sovereignty of the States, anti their con
federacy as a Union, under a government limited and ac
tually defined in its powers. These are tin pr iniucnt
articles 6f iny p diucai fai*b, and believing in their coircct-
ness, sb 'll abide by them in every trial. | PROFObALb
Among the many topics of deep interest that agitate the j publishing a large and complete Mop of the State ofi
people of all classes, is the exercise of ua»v »»ri an tabic go- 1 Qenrgia, embracing all the Lands vidian the chaTlcresb
veromental infljence oti tlic industry and resources oi the limits.
country, and ihe unconstitutional expenditure of the pub- jsstJF.D last year Proposals for peb'ishirg a nenr
lie treasure to objects of Internal Improvement mess- j .Mapol ocr Btate, l«ut ufter mature reflection, I v. aS.
ores too frequently destitute c f general benefit, ami < f.cn- I induev-d to decline it till the Cherokee country should be
itmes marked by a spirit of partiality, selfishness and »y* | acquire d and Survey, d. As a Bit fer surveying th&
j slice. It would be criminal fur one “seated on ihe [ Cherokee lands is now before the Legislature, and wtdcB
w itch-tower,” and iu ibe Exercise cf the dui: s which j pn^t-d into a law, I now present new proposals to
belong to the Press, tu observe, with callous ii diff n nce, j <} c p !1 j J j |e> the utmost confidence in its litoral and
the causes wi.ich have produced, and the ctlr.cts which j p .tronbge. The size of the ap will be tile
h ive resulted from ihe latitudmary construction f 4 the ! ai!ie ?;5 , nal j,„i,Tisbed by nay father, vr hich I think si tS-
Ccnstitution. The dai'gerons cotisequei;**.s which nia) } Clt ntly large, fora full and distinct representation. Tbc
ensue, are already indicated, by the excited f. clu.gs 01 the 1 of t .„g ra ving shall be equal to that of tbc best tn-
coon'ry. I an deeply impressed that wrong has been j r avcd %].,j, u p any 0 f our sister stales, and every object
don*, and evil tolerated—vet, with a spirit of forbearance, Ul ght to be laid down, and which is usually renre*
it would be hetler for the oppressed to bear their evils J fcnted on Sute . q aps , %V sil be deiinsa ed with msthemuli-
whilst they arc tolurable, than “fly to those they know Cil | , )r tcisioi) & accuracy. They will be neatly varnished,
not of.” ...
Tne p*esent is an era in the history of oar government,
distinguished for improvement. I uc lovi r of his conn- j ornamented covers. To assist rru in meeting the
try beholds it on its‘‘return marcb’ to its original purity j „ .• c ,,tr, a vj„;r and ether incidental
GAP.XrSU SEED.
FRESH supply of Tkorbum’s Vor den Seed justre*-
ceived by L< PF.RKiNS.
lileiigtviile, Nov 13 I 11
canvassed, colored and attached to Rolkrs. To suit pur-
chttsers, a sui able number of Ultra will be enclosed id
Administrator’s Sale.
ILL be s.iio, .... Sui iru.iy, ilw* liitn day >.f March
▼ * nix*, at the late residence of John Junior, deceas
'd, in II nry county, all the p risi.nbi*- prop. r:y beloiigng
o the es-ate of said deceased —coiisi-ting of Ho.scs,
Gafth, Hogs Oxen afid Cart, H Mstdioid arn* E.tcliei.
F uniture. and oibei articles too tedious to mention.-—
! ernis made known on ti.e day !>y
LVTSJ'A JOINER,
UOUDAAKD -OINER
January 22 J9 fit
t, | Adl
(itniiii.sti ator s
id, ui th. I II!
*Sule.
e-wieni t <:! J- l m Rrorrn,
et I ’ - '- be *
v V late ui Henry eo.inlv, deceascu, on Fri«
8:hd.;v >f 'hurii n xt a!J *t.r
PERISH A BLR PROPERTY
•! svid ate;, a-, .i - cuDrisiii.g .if Ho*m-s, Cuttle, Flog-
tcp. Con* and F<> : ier, Uousehohi and K’itclu n F'.un
■r-, md hji d‘V Oilier ariicic- too tc».iu'is I-,- latuiiuu-
i ' f><r t!ic i>. .nil A ihe h irr and credit >rs of said d*
e .scd. Terms mad. kn<.wn on the day of sale—locoi:
:u; from oay to uuy until r.:i is .mid.
JO N P. DODSON, AdnTr.
February 3 3|
the
j.ff.rt to restore the Constitution to its original healthy
and unimpaired condition. I.am happy to accord vvi:ii
he Administration and its friends in ti.e wise and well
directed cour.-e which is pursued by them.
The time was, when to dissent from ti.e measures of
any of the prominent parties of our state, by an .tiocb-
nienttoany of the otntrs, or to Uwir tiitn distinguished
organs, implied u hostility a’od acrimony • bioh irccuent-
Iv l*ad no bounds, and render, d “!* isdom, Justice and
Moderation,” an empty an absurd profession. * he times
and circumstances have now become more congenial to
better feeling-; the perplexing uifBeuliies njiieb l.ave sur
rounded us—tiiOsL- emanating abroad, and fast; red at
home, have subsided, w ith the acknowletigeinent of our
rights, the successful accomplishment ot nearly ali th
ends which we have contended for. lean review my
past couise in relation to staic *ff iis, wi h cb< cririg ap
probation; myfdurt r-florts v. til be intimattiy contn-ct-v-J
with the past; and ii is hoped, without offence to an .0-
verscparly. The wri'tr does not believe in the infafli-
biiity nf man, nor in their p'rfecsion as a party; it wi.i
iliertfore he nir endeavor to nupport worthy n.ru, anJ
pptvie such orthodox measures as may • m ;nate from
genuine patriotism ar.d uuadultcrctcd Rt publicanisir—
-■toll measures us wiil host answer the enos of our free
anvcrnmcnl. arid nf our State’s interest:—such men as
will ‘‘defend the rights of tne People, the Severe igoty ol
the States, and Ui«: Constitutional authority of the Union,
agauif.1 . If encroachments.”
ll shall be y.y studious endeavor, to render the “/nfti-
ligtueer” an Agrii'ultural and Mercantile vehicle:—
to ■ ffect it, I ;.!:ail hasten to possess myself nf all the
: pc.'-s.irv materials which these ample subjec's fur-
n;sh, to unfold every species of information which will
b.- lh aglit to iristruc’, to inteicst, and to please. It is
b r Sieved, that tin: m itualconjunction of inter, st, betwee;*
‘he i]ierch:<u r a* d planter, c .nnot fail to render accepta
ble to one, v.-hat ver may benefit the ulhrr. My efioris
rl.aM bo :i«eo to procure Uie earliest and most useful mere
cantite info:tnatirm, and lay it before the public; and it
'•d' be iny desire to go into Rural Aff.irs, a-ud garntr th
choicest and best oS rings f<>r my Agricultural readers.
The Intkli.'gencek iv.il be commenced on the first o*
■ ;>teh, siiou‘d th<- materials reach here by tbai lime. It
wi*l be printed on the laigcst and b. st iaijicri .l psp. r, (h
larger --.zr than any olio r paper in Georgia,) on a new
• >d elegam type, and with a new Press. It iviil bo pub
ii.'hcrf w; • !. y, u t Three Dollars per annntn, zf paid within
!*• first ibrec months after 3»t», -ribiBar, or Four Dollars
1 lie 1 wares. Adrertiscnients insericd at customaiy rates
ftl ARM A PUKE J. 81.ADB.
^ T acov. Jan 1. 1831 ^7
subscribe and may not choose to advance, sa' dollars Ij bs
paid down on the delivery of the Mbps’ The selling price
to those who do not become subscribers, n il! be §7 p« r
c py. Tiicsr individuals who may please to exitnii tin ir
i.beriil aid oy making an a>ivanee, wi^ receive t.he hiaps
at a lower price, and sh. ii be entitled to the first copi s
!l*at nrc struck. No expense or labor will be spared :o
render it very accurate Mid worthy of a liberal and cx-
tended patronage. The Maps iviil be delivered to sub-
senbers and others, wi.hin six months af.ei the Rt ports
uf the District Sor.i yois are received anu filed iu tke—'are
veyor-Gencreri’b Office. If the wosk can be brought u-.it
; urli- r by tire P.itgia-er it will be done; bat 1 am nut wr
ung to prom is. then: before the lime m'Jiticncd. 1 dt.
iU-’t* i•■* c-.iuroencc my Map uf the Sta'e soon after the
n-.i.g of the pre sent Legislature, and vviii complete Ihe
' present;, tio." of ail the Terrii»ry cf oar SlAe, with the
J •:\e*-pti.*n of tlm Chcrukrc cou. t-y; and us scon us the
j S.■veyofssbali --urvey ii and in k« tin ir ufS -ial report. I
I wi;i finish tbc Mup and price it in the hands of the L.i-
‘ graver.
1 will also publish 3 Finn of the Cherokee Lands sepa
rately, repres- ntin* the counties, districts, squares and
'ract.ens, compiled ft urn efiv ial surveys. Tne price of
to sabscriui-rs wiii be three dollars, and if .'hey will
•dvance one dollar, they shall be entitled to receive it r* n
piyo CiT of an ad li iomi dollar. To non-subscribers, it
vrijj be sold at four dollars. This nil 1 appear abMit
four months after the survey is made. The engraving of
this will be neat and plain. I assure the public that (he
Maps will be prepared at the time mentioned, and that
expectation wii] not be disappointed.
, BLNJ \ftiIN II. STURGF.S.
Milledgcvillc, Dec. 25, 1630 25 4m
GEtiRGi a-
t on o..r*
%A «£
J R JICA JAH SANSO J, of Capl. Hen
v-tSL Person’s Di-trici. G. M. tolled bc-
V. anted to Hire Immediately,
PRIME NEGRO MEN, tor the
use of the Corporation of Miri
lc'^evilie fur the yma 1631, Apply to
AV. It. HILL, JtlarsnuU.
t f
Eninr- 8
97
I\—Hci.iy co
uty. decease!*;
These are- tberef ,rc to cite and admonish, all nnd ‘sin-
iu.ar, tire kindred and creditors of said dv ceased toby
■mi appear at my office, wlfbin the time prescrib d be
rivv, to shew cause, if any they have, why said h it, rs
-hoiild not. be grunted. Given under my hand, this J7.ii
Cun,ary, 1831. GUY VV S^ITH, D c c. o.
Jmnurv‘25 29
re I
tl
•ft^&isssaa
■as
F. h I -30-3 ;
y
Aciitiiiii.sti'ator s Sale.
N the fi st . •* .(my 10 viaredi next, ■ ill he sold, a?
jlre town of ’rinndcr.sville, Washington comity,
n. rtl VC T of LAND, containing two immlred ;;n .
cgh y five acres, mare or less, at'j iinsug rinds ui Wilson
■md u o. rs, n, s:n<j county.
A so, on fit. first ritesd y in April next, will Ire so?d in
cue town of E inbridge, D catur cm.nty, LOT number
»ich)tnJred and ninety three, in ii, t iivcnty-seiei-th dis
tricl ot f-»rincr|y Early now Decatur county. Soldasthr
property of Christopher Ptnrstm, late of U iikins-.n conn
’v. «lec* jjsc;i—Tcro.s made known on ibe dav --f s tie
, * JONATHAN PEARSON, Adntr.
Jinuary I ^6 y t
11 <)•'■ r Higg-.nborti m F.sa -n"
BLACK MARE MULE,
oof (• '!■ feetS!Xinches higii, tin- end cf
6 • • • > ff also blind—Appraised by William Oarii-
i-K! Lm* is vj yne, io Fifteen dollars, Sep'. 24, 1S3C.
V. HAKVL^QN. Ci’lt.
r*iV.
H VMILTrtN. cf the 250'h dis-
G \«. posted before Acdruv
y ... ... fal 0 "yd, F.;n • r**
XT rM SOKBE b horse,
ii ,ts f. el white, Swab t-,|i, roae-1 «nne, a-
**° >i!-rsold— V.ipr.tised by Wiiiiam Grcftson and
benjamin F -W, to Thirty doi.ars, 14th D rohn 18JO
I'M. I - 30-3t • V H4UA! hOn’ C-a
GEORGI A 1) ‘lily county.
ULRr.AS ‘iinvsA. Everett apiiltrs to me for fet-
ol
er“tt, lal
Tlit,** are ft.
and c*. direr? •:!
* fa ■ . v.’iiiiin tin
\ 'ministrati i. on Hit, estate cf Turner £v-
lid r.- nnty, deceased: '
f o to cite and sdmeniah ifi.* kind;-, d
■I'd «iecea B rd. to be aud appear at mv
ime pr* *cr;bcd by law, to .hew cause
.! any have ; why -m i tiers should »nt be wanted,
t»iini:.~ir i>;, . a:.u at "fiicp ’ * * -
-iunnary. lfiSl.
rjOAiAS H. KEY, c. c. o.
5t
JA-
;'v Vo
ifT—
G A
W-!? SE
V V
Oi
of rl
I
<-in>
untj.
! F G iCin and Sfs«orrs
J », rh B.CoS.'aB
i cisuty, declared, a[piics tt me for letters
iiui'-irat*
AdmiuLstrator’s iSalit.
'S^ ^ ® -t ti-. co .ft—house m i?tiri''n, Twi T ss
X C0 M r-n" " ,e fir " ! r,, " 9d : -V «» March next,
Om* llOLbit, ,iri(i LOT, Lreiijg tiu* mole—
t ilt'of Owen L,. F *rt, deceased Soid in pursuance of
an order Irom tire Court of Ordinary of said county for
tbe benefit of creditors. MOSES FORT, Adlffr
December l ] * *23 td,
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the estate of Christopher
I eatson, late ot Wilkinson couoty, deceased, are
requested to scltie tbeir accounts with u* |, £ i! e delay as
possiblv and dost having demands against said Pearson
•V.II jifiMV- hand <n a.oc.oJ .ceo. to | 0 »v.
JON A1 HAN PE Alt,ON, Adm'r.
7« 26 Ct
P». '
o
Jam
GEriftGi.A—Pulaski cuuiuy.
HERE AS, S -smtus Perkins, Guardian of Man
- Ann Packer, minor of John B. Packer dcc’d
applies to me for letters of Jisniission. *
ui
timr
This is therefore to cite the kindred and creditors
s " d d * c d ‘ , t0 i,e “ n<1 appear at my office, within the tin .
presenheu by law, to shew cause, if any they have win
said letters of dismission sooufd not be granted *
Giv. n under uiy bond ibis 121:* N vemb r 1830
m6 »* J. CAKRUTHEftS, c. c o.
Administratior’d J?>ale
N the fi..-i tue-J.v m via re n nex\ v ill he sold, at
be town of Blakely, E >r:y couniy, FRACTION
No 391, in the 5u, district Early county, cont.ir.mc
al.out 133 1 cress—about SO acres are cle>r»d md it. coiii-
vniion, situated imm Jiately on the Cliatilioochie river
it being part of the real estate of Alexander M u,re, tnv
uf Henry county, deceased. Sold by m il. r of the Court
of Ordinary of Henry county, for the benefit of the hen s
.nu creditors. Terms cash.
THOMAS D. JOHNSON. Adm'r
December II *23
GEORGIA
dismission should not be
Habereham rooutv’- t, •. ■ > . ■* __
OETKH LOG re INS, of Cant. B nek’s | Ltd l2^f ’ ^ ' ‘
y District, tolis before James Qjiiiiun.
KjljI Esq. m.e
SLTM CfiKA-Sr »2ARB,
•re -.^SUmiTigJ bout five letil fcuneeii or fifteen -years
-Io, w .tu a pi cc of j kin cut off of her .right shouldf r,
, 4 h *' fnre 10 c ' f " ' h ? tiedred and creditors t-f
33,(5 ( * cr J b » A rax Office, within the time
use, ii any they have, why
nlcd.
other mark- or brands pccepuble, trots and paces—An
: 1 raised by Alfred G. Kippctoe, and £ii»ha England to
Twenu -five dollars. *
A true extract from the F.stray Book, this 27tre J). rem .
b r, 1830. JAMES WILLIAMS, Ci k 1 c.
January 23 29 3^
liOOH AT THIS l
LL person- indebted u> ..ie < 1 sei vices rendered bv
my burs'* GALLATIN, will please p a) their not4
orac.-onnts, in**tanter, to Mr. Henpt Dun 9 an of MH-
la*tgeville, who is authorised to receipt forme.
v 1 ,, ‘ v;vM ' **• FOARD.
November 13 19
Given undci my band this T2th Noro nber 1830
tf> F.t’H r\JtnT7V f IZ'><. r r‘ n
u^NOri.i months attei date sippliciili#»»» wiil t>< m:.ui tot
a- the honor bit the Court of Ordinary of Hobersbaim
C0 .| 1 T t \’. U ^ en s *rtn g for ordinary purposes, for leave tor
s.; d LOT No. 150, in the ninth district cf Carroll emmi.
r , i district cf Carroll county,
fire the ben fitof the heirs and creditors of Marv Wilkin
son’*.orphans. JOSEPH DOBSON, Guardian
November J, 1330. 19 ’
4m
GriORoI \—Oglethorpe county]
Thomas Howard, jr. j
Ex’r. of Aioidccai Ho.vaid,dec. j Bill for Discovery
„ , 15 , > Relief; &c.
1 HK T.CGATRF.S of j
^OUR months ufter date app|icnticn will be made to
th n* flo ? orabthc Inferior Court of Henry ccun'v.
::z:rr v p ,,r p° sc *. ^ ^ to sen t h«
r? UU °f ,an '‘ ! ' s * Bishop, deceased, for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors. DUDLEY BISHOP, -Adm’r.
Nov* mber 13 jg ’ r
4m
tits
Guardiatrs Sale.
l?yILLbe sold, . u U,e tir,i iu.sJay in March next,
■t *be cou.t-bousc m Tncp county, LOT num
*. r two hundred no t ninety three, (293) in ihe fifti dis
net of originally Troup. Suld ft r the hem-fit of the
eirs und crcditurs.'
FRANKf IN ADA V! S, Guardian.
Jan,,ar J \§ , 28 ,ds
L^OUR months after date application will be made to
*. the Inferior Court of Baldwin county, when sitting
mr Ordinary purposes for leave to sell ihe Real Estate cf’
r.icouocus Turk, deceased.
_ mauy ann turk, Adm’x.
January Io 2 8 5 m
Mordvcai Howard, riecM. J
W r appealing by ihe shewins in said Bill that Susan
d. Newsom, Nancy Newsom, and Elizabeth Newsom, j — „ , -*. , -
uHeiidan's in said BiJ, ore residents of the State of Vir- j estate, hnianging to the minor heirs of John Selman, lat*
g r.ia, nnd cannot he personally served with a copy of said °‘ sa * d county, deceased.
! ftll—It is therefore ordered. That the said defendants
^jVJUR months afterdate application will be made to
the honorable the lof rior Court of Walton county,
sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real
JOS POINTING*
NEATLY EXECUTED AT TAM OFFICE.
defendants
.10 app-ai and j lead answer or d.unur, not demurina a -
.fine, on or before the first day 0 f the next Term of this
Court, or the said Bill shall be taken pro confcsso as to
said defendants; and (hat service of ibis order be perfect
ed by publication in one of . the public gazettes of this
c*fa'e At least three months before the first day of the nest
1 erm of inre Court.
A true extract from the Minutes, this 3d January
8 ? 1, JOHN LANDRUM, Cl’k.
January Io 23 3m
S3
JAMES W. HARRIS.
JOHN IT. LOWE,
IB
| Guardians,
4m
F OUR months after date application will be mad to
the honorable tbe Inferior Court of Jackson coun
ty, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell th*
LAND belonging to the estate of Jos. Yarbrough, deceas
ed, late of said county, for the use of the heirs of said d*»
ceased. THOMAS J. BOWFN, > .. .
AM BROS YARBROUGH, ) Jidm r *'
October 21 iff - 4*