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STSWTOK SALES.
On the first Tuesday in MA Y next,
W ILL he sold, before Ihc court-house door in the
town iif Covington, Newton county,between the
usual hour*of sale, the following PROPERTY, to wit:
All Elisha Talley’s right or interest in LOT of LAND,
No. 233, in the 10th district of originally Henry, now
Newton county—levied as his properly to satisfy two fi
fas. in favor of Bryan and Swill, vs. Elisha Talley—levy
made and returned by a constable.
20!) acres of LAND, more or less, No. 216, in the
lCih district of originally Henry, now Newton county,
whereon James Mize now livee, adjoining Robinson ijpd
others—levied on a* the property of lames Mize, to satis
fy a fi. fa. in favor of Benjamin Bucharman, vs. James
Mize—levy made and returned by a constable.
One negro GIRL, by the name of List-y, fcbout 10 years
of age—levied on as the property of William Gilbert, to
satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of David Diekson, vs. IVm Gil
bert—levied on and sold by consent of parties.
250 acacs of LAND, more or less, whereon Jesse P**-
ters now lives, in the 4 b district of originally Walton,
now Newton county, on the waters of Haunses’ Creek
Levied on as the property of Jesse Peters, to satisfy :• fi. fa
in lavor of John Malcombe for the use of 1. W. Campbell
v&. said Peters. JOSEPH WATTERS, Sheriff.
GWINNETT SALES.
On the first Tuesday in MAY next,
W ILL :<e sold, in tne town of Lawrrncevilie, Gwin
nett county, between the usual hours, the follow
ing PROPERTY, to wit:
Fhc N£‘i8'iLS: Buly and Jacob, men, each about
20 ears oid, Lavim a wo nan about 40 years old, ftan-
n..n u girl about 17 rears old, and Geoigi a hoy about 1*2
years old, 6 Windsor chairs, 1 ivatnul table, 1 looking-
glass, 1 rag carpet, I bed, bedstead and bedding, 1 small
la *le and looking glass, 12 rush bottom chairs, toilett and
wash stand, 1 lookinggia-s, l bed, bedsb ad and bedding,
3 sets window curtain 1 -, 1 si i tables, 1 round do. red car
pet, I p.iir large looking glasses, 1 bellows, 1 p.:»r I-»g»
shovel and turn's, 1 pair andiron?, 1 pair pbt< d candle
sticks, 1 pair glass lamps, I sideboard, 1 pair cutglass de
canters, 1 pair plain do. 17 cut glass tumblers, 17 do.
wines, 2 do. uisbes, 1 common carpet (large,) 2 waiters,
small and large, 4 chairs, 1 large and l small looking
giass, dressing iwx, I bed and bedding, 1 bureau, 1 small
dressing t.-bit, 1 common carpet, 1 w. ffl , iron, 1 oven, I
skillet i grid iron, 1 tea kettle, l oven and iid, 2 coft’.i
nulls, I large kettle, 1 long ( oven nd lid, ti dis 1 ; . s„ 3 dez
tn plates, 1 dozen knives -ami forks, 3 poets bagging, ti
s icks salt, I barouche and harness, 1 gin band, 2 cotton
gin", 1 barrel rum. 1 bo* salt, 8 bu^h- Is more or less
doz spades, 8frying pans, 4 scythes, I sidr sad It, 1 man’
do. 1 keg p iwder, 1 puir scales and weights, 1 i«'t crock
ery, I lot glass tumblers, 3 part boxes «oap, l pai g !
sciies and weights, 3-4 bag sh t, part of coil rop , i k:
hardware, 1 blind horse, 5 j.air cotton socks, i Uirr:i t*
glass, 2 part bags pcpp< r and spice, 1 pun bag conei. -,
15 p -units nails, 2boxes pniot, 14 spades, 4 m-unos Irvin ,
1 d sk and cof»t» nts, 4 cows and y< ur lings. 7 slates, 1 de
canter, 2 tumblers, 3 bales of cotton, 1 empty barrel, i
Chairs, buuch good quills, sm tH trunk. 1 bar iron—ill i.
vied on as the property of Alston Boyd, lo satisfy ■ fi f .
from Gwinnett Superior Court, in ftvprof John nd Yv il,
ram Kelly, vs. Alston Boyd, and a fi fa from Gtvmne
Superior Court iu favor of Robert C. lYctmore, vs ANto*
Boyd, nd sumiry other fi. fas issued from tbe same com i
and in my hands against said A'Hon Boyd.
Also, one hundred and fifty ucre.n «i LAND, part ot
lot No. J0d, in the 7th district Gwinnett county where
on defendant nnv lives—Lvied on as the property of
Charles McHugh, to satisfy a fi f.. fr.m Gwinnett Sw-
puiot Court, in favor of A. Boyd, & Co. indor-.tts, vs.
said Charles vIcHughand Ian* s Tuggle.
One road WAGGON and thret HORDES, one of tb*
horses a so ml about 8 years oid, one u black in are 5 y art.
eld, and one a bay bors* 8 years old—all levied on as the
prop rtv Ezekiel Mathews, to satisfy a fi fa. froii; Gwin-
iv tt 8 p'-rior Court in lavor of Thomas W. Hunis, vs
a nd Ez-'kiel Mathews.
One mgro WOMAN named Mir;.,&oi.e negro GIRL
named * aroline—levied on as the property of Clinton
Webb, to satisfy a fi. fa. from a Justices* court in f.noi
of Hutchins and Holt, for the use of John arid Drury Peo
ples, vs Clinton Webb; levy made and returned to me by
a constable.
Lot of LAND, No. 289, in tire 6th district of G-.vin-
rrett County—levied on as the pro|*erly of Isaac Brumbe-
too, sen. to satisfy afi. fa. in f:vor of Archibald Hjmii-
lon, vs Isaac Brumbeloo nnd Voleotiua BruinttJoc; lev;
made and returned to me hy a ctmsl tide.
WILLIAM MARTIN, D. Sh’ff.
At the same time and place will he sold.
One hundred and fifty acres of LAND, in the 5'b die
trict of said county, whereon Aaron Brovin now fives—
levied on as the properly of said brown lo satisfy a fi f=
in ftvor of Russel! & Boyd, and one in favor »4 Russel.
Boyd, &. Co.
Two hundred and fifty acres of LAND, t being lot
No. 31, in tbe 5>h disltictof said county—levied *>n a-
tlte property of It-sse Tennison, deceased, to satisfy a h
fa. in favor of Thomas Ward, vs. John Tfjj/iison, *xtCi.
tor of Jes^e Tennison, issued from a Justice;’ emir! in
Buike county; levy made and returned to on by Few Gor
don, constable.
One hundred and-twenty-five acres of LAND, it be
ing the south east half of lot No. 331, in he 5.ii district
of said county—levied on as tin property of John Lon
ton, to satisfy a fi. fa. from a Iuslic<s’ Court in fav r . t
John Puckct, vs. Thcnphilus Lanten. Jos*. pli L inton eiif
John Latilon; levy made anu returned to me by Georg,
E* -ns, constable.
Fifteen acres of LAND, part of lot No. 286 in the
5tii district of said county — levied on as the p*.»p*rly o
David Garrison, to satisfy a fi. fa in favor of James Aus
tin. vs Charles Ragsdale, Dnvid Gan i:-on and John Adair,
levy made and returned to me by Thomas P. Godfrey,
constable.
Two hundred and fifty acres of LAND, lot No. 191,
in the 5th district of said county—levied on as the p o
peny of Allen Walker t<» satisfy a fi. la. in favor of James
Austin, vs. Allen W ilber and Berry Mullecan, security
on the stay, and other fi. fas. issued fr m a.Jusic«s*
court; levy made and returned to me by Wil iam Stuck
Itn, constable.
WILLI A VI BREWSTER, D. Sh. riff
WAETOST SATES.
On theJirst Tuesday in MAY next.
B EFORE the court-bouse door in the town of Mon
roe, Walton county, will be sold, between the usual
hours of sal,, the following PROPERTY. to wit: ^
One negro boy by the name of DANIEL, 16 or l <
years of agt—levied on as tbe property of Ch .rh-s R
Cosby, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. issued out of a Magis
trates Court in favor of Samuel Mclunkin and others
vs. said Coshy, property pointed out by the Plaintiff, le-
vcy made and relumed to m** by a Constable.
5'iO) acres of LAND, lying 6n tbe North side of the
Apalachv River, formerly Jackson now Walton county,
whereon Lemuel Winn now resides, adjoining Hill and
others—levied on as theraroperfy of said Winn, to satis
fy a fi fa. in favor of Daniel Jackson, vs- William J.
Couen, John P. AVino anu Lemuel Winn.
On- black HORSE, 8 or 10 years old, one Wheat
Fan and threshing machine—all hvied on as tbe proper
ty of Sherard Camp, tu satisfy a fi. fa. from Walton Infe
rior Court, in favor of James J. Moore, vs. said Camp;
property pointed out fcy John Swords.
125 acres of LAND, it being part of lot No. 208, in
the 4th District of sa d county, Ling on tbe waters of
Gum Creek adjoining Harris and others, whereon De-
f.-ndant n**w resides—levied on as the property of Edmond
K Camp, to satisfy afi. fa. in favor of Davis and Car
ter, vs. said C imp.
One round bale of COTTON— levied on as the proper
ty of Martin Cleaveland, tosaiisfy a fi. fa from Walton
Life ior Court in favor of John Dawson for the use of
William Wood, vs. said Cleaveland, properly pointed out
by D«'fondant.
The interest of John B. Marablein FIVE NEoROF.S,
to wit: Poliy. and her two children, W ashington, and Ma
tilda, Frank, a n gro man 45 years old, a common Black
smith, and old Dununey, a deaf and dumb negro about 45
years old, the *ai<= interest being the one-fifth part in sai
mgroes—levied on as the property of said Marable, to
satisfy a fi fu. from Walton Superior Court in favor ol
William MtGar. against said -Vlar-bl-£. property pointed
out !>\ the Defendant.
250 acres of LAND, lot No. 82, in the 4:h district of
said county, on tbe e aters of Flat Creek adjoining AH- n
Chanoler and others—levied on as the property of John
K Brown,* to satisfy six li. fas. issued out of a Justice’s
‘-ourt ^f Columbia county, in favor of Abner P R -bert
•ion, vs. said Brown; property pointed out by Paul T.
W’illis, levy made and r turned to me by a Cons’sble.
50 acres of LAND, lo. No 82 in the 4ili district of
said county, adjoining A. Chandler and otters, one paii
ol black-.-miih’s be I tews, 4 bead of goats two plough
i civs anu irons, I 50 pounds of fo- dei, one large pot am'
pet books—all irvteo on as the property -;f IL xdtiuh
Palmer, t-- s-tisty a ti fa. issued from W.d'on Superioi
Comt j-- favor of John rreidaw.iy, vs said Palmer; pru-
^ rty n ini-d out by tile Plain* fl u.-i Piain'iff’s Attorm y
March 31 ORION STROUD,.fehmff.
Vs'• at the same time and pL.ce, will he sold.
One GR AY MARE, about five or six years old. and
one Gig and Harness—levied on *s the property -f W ,1-
'laiii J Davis, to safisty one fi fa. in f vnr uf li. \l Hii!
.ric os &co. vs. W ii'i tra J. Davis and Isaiah Perry, sc-
inry on star of Execution.
One N’ GRO ;V1A>J hv the name of Davy, about 33
v--a»s o-'iig.-—levie-i on as the pnporty ol Mathew Ma>
•'de, to sati fy one fi fa. mfavor ot B. W Force and oil-
vs. John B. Ma-atd and Mathew Maiaiilc; property
■anted out hy ‘ B Alarnble.
’ i T MORRfld O ^lo-iiff
L. PERKINS
W OULD inform his friends and customers that he
has sold his Watch and Jewelry Establishment
to Mr. J. FOGLE, the person that has assisted him in
business more than six years past. It is expected that
the establishment will be fully sustained under the man
agement of Mr- Fogle- L. P- in taking leave of his
friends in business, would tender to them his warmest
acknowledgments for all their favors and beg that the same
indulgence and encouragement shewn him may be extend
ed to his successor.
To his friends who »re indebted by note or open ac
count, it will only be necessary to say that he expects ve
ry shortly to leave here.
R ESPECTFULLY inform his friends and the public
genrallythat he intends continuing the obuve bus
iness in all its various branches. He has at present, .and
will keep constantly on hand, a GENERAL ASSORT
MENT of
PLATE,
C vTLS^Y, &c. &c.
Also, a full assortment of
mUTMT
WATCHES,
JRWELR7,
Goods,
CONSISTING or
Swords, Hats, Belts,
Buttons, Lace, Stars,
COCKADES & EAGLES.
SCP* 8pe»-ial attention will be given to W ATCfl and
CLOCK REPAIRING. Also to Engraving Court, Ma
sonic a mi Pu?t Office Seals.
iViillrdg vii|r : , March 3,|th, 1831. 39
GLOBE HOTEL,
VL UEREA'v luun
i V j
>!> r ow applies lo m* for letters ul
A iiuiumt :ui<*n on llie estate of Daniel Spurron,
1 ite of si«t eo'inty, deceased :
These arc th ret* re o cite ;be kindred and creditors i t
-aid deceased to be and appear at my office, within (it
time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if ai.y they can
wny said tetv■ rs -houhl m t e g anted. Given under my
hand, tin- i4(h March, 1831
lOSEPH CARRUTHF.RS c c. o.
VI .rcb 24 37 r >f
i.«i Kiivil \- I* oiy county.
h ‘^/’ HEREAS Enocf. Shiver applie s io me t»r letters
v v of Administration on the esia e i f James St iver.
senior, late of Dooly county, deceased:
Th se are ihe efor* to cite and admonish, ail the ktn-
■<red ami credit: rs of-aid deceased, to be and appear at
oiv < (Sec, uitiiin the time prescribed by law, to slier-
cause, if any tiny liave, wi<y said Icti* rs should not b
granted. Given under my hand this 26ib F brua’V |8!i
35 5t 3 ! JOM \s H KEY, c. c o
FOUR MONTHS N OTIC US.
fM
te
lAitiuU otoir.iis after dale uppltc lum n ill b< made to
the hotn.rable the frtf rior Court of Walton county,
.lien silting for ordinary purposes, f ir h ave to sell til-
,nds the belongingto the estate of Z -ch. Phillips 1 'te < «
.id county, deceased, with the exc ption of the widow’
liver. ROBERT M. ECHOLS, Adm’r
F hru ir\ 22 33 4m
ALSO—Will be sold on the frst Tuesday in
June next, at the same place, -
One negro MAN,-named Jacob, and one hundred and
twenty side's «f LEATHER—levied oji as the prop riy
of defendant to satisfy n mortgage fi. fa. from.Gwinnut
Inf* rior Court in favor of Asaht l R Smith, vs. Mary
Maekin and Henry Killian; propirty p< iuted cut by said
Killian. WILLIAM MARTIN 1> Sb.-r.ff.
J30UR in: nib- nfte r dati a; plication will be nnd" t
Ihe h. notable '’lie L.feriur Court, when lining as
uiurt of ordinaly of H nry county, fur leave to sell th.
oal estate of Joh'i Br nn, deceased, for the. U: n> fit ot
•ie ii irs and creditors.
IOHN P. DODSON, A.’m’r.
' lareh 8 183] 35 4’ti
,A<»UR tnutiliis after date application wiil l». math I
s ,i. tue lion ruble tlie Inf rior C tir i f W alton county,
when s'ttinc f-.r • rdinary purpose, fur leave to 6> II the re;,
■'tan- o- i Lra'iaoi Si* pliens. deceased, ivitli *he oxeccp
ion of tin widow's d w. r.
ROBERT M. ECHOLS, A im’r.
Febhian 22 33 4rri
HJUli tn n.t .- It rdute application wi'l be made t
j 5 ' the i.ore.ruble tin I"f rior Court < f lunes county
when sifting f>r ordinary ji'.rp<*sef for to sell aft tl
R-at Estate of Anu Dunn. «i»*e aseu, and soblfor tbcbeti
fit d tlie heirs ind err din rs said d* een«*-d
SA MUEL WINFREY. Adm’r.
F '•*-n:>re IA 3*2 4l»
5.M>Uli •
t Ihe *i
h* .:f'i r d te appdcatf p njll be made tr.
able the L f. rior Court of Bai.iwinc- onti
i*.!:en «itti?»g f- r ordinary purpo-»s fur ieavi t*> sell .. nr
Negr A' mu. n b* lor.gn.g to tin tsca’.* of Ann f'yer, lub
ul Baldwin county, uec< ase.i, for the bem fi: f the heirs
K» N B. DYER,
M rrh 24 Action Kx c tor -f said E;-tati.
B .lObR ui. iiu.o ifn > <i :ie .’ppin te<n will be made t<>
.fi? the li norable the Infi rior Court of N« wton county,
wian silting for rdi:> r ; purposes, f*<r 1. :<v to sell iot
m*. 412, in the 9:udi tro t f Houston c;> n!v. b< longing
to the orpuans of vV- tili- t » Rlu d. s.
JOHN V CAMPBELL, Guardian.
M r 24 ISO 37 4m
rfYHE sUBsClilBER, (late proprietor oi the Globe
JL 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 fire
proof Brick Building on the corner of Broad and Jackson
streets, and immediately adjoiningthenew Masonic Hall.
It is situated in the most central part of the City, and is
in the very heart of business—being in the vicinity of the
Augusta Bank, and the Branch bank of the State of Geor-
** This establishment is known as the GLOBE HOTEL,
and in the interior arrangement and general construction,
unites in an eminent degree, spaciousness, neatness, and
comfort. To the man of family, the indivi Jual ******J®G
the daily boarder, or the fashionable visitor, the GLObfc
presents accommodations inferior to none in the Southern
States.
Having conducted for a number of years, two among
the most popular Hotels in this City, he flatters hims* If
that his experience in business, added to the superior
advantages of situation and the resources underbis con-
troul, will enable him to give the most decided satisfac
tion to all who may honor him with their patronage.
His 8TABL.ES are spacious and we! I ventilated, and
amply supplied with the best of provender, and at
tended by experienced and steady OsU. rs—in addition
to which, the subscriber will bestow his own personal
unremitting attention, and in hisebarges, wifi not forget
the pressure of ihe tinted.
The Charleston Stages arrive at
the Globe Hotel every Sunday,
•Vedncsday and Friday evenings,
at C o'clock, & depart every Tuea-
ay, .Thursday and Saturday morning, at half past 9.
The Washington and Athens Stage, departs every Tues
day and Saturday morning, at 3 o’clock, and arrives eve-
- - - “ * * ’ The
MON THU Y NOTICES.
GEORGIA—Ne” ton county.
COURT OF ORDINARY,
-Worth Ttrm, 1831.
R ULE NISI FOR DISMISSION.-Upon tbe appli
cation of John H. Baugh, administrator of* Sarah
Gordon, deceased, stating that be is ready to close his said
administration and is desirous of being regulai 1> dig.. is$»
ed therefrom in terms of the law—It it thercjorc ordered,
That thin rule be published once & month for six months
in some public gazette of this state, that all pt rsous may
have due notice thereof.
A true extract from the minutes this 12th March, 1831.
[37—6n»] L. HOPKINS, Cl’k e. o.
Bill for Discovery,
Relief, &c.
Head Quarters 3d /division, Cl M.
Mir.t edgevh.le 14th March, 1831
DIVI SION OB DDRS.
P URSUANT to thCGineral Orders of his Excellen
cy the Commsnddlr in Chief, the Annual Review
au*i Inspection of 3d Division of Georgia Militia, will
• ake place by Regiments and Battalions, at the respective . _
muster grounds in the counties composing the said Divis- i ry Wednesday and Sunday evening at 6 o’clock. Thi
mn on the days following, to wit; | Elberton Stage departs every Suuday morning, at 4 o*
In the county of Clark, on Thursday. 7th of AprH. cluck, and arrives every Friday evening at 6. The Pen
dleton Stage departs every Tuesday,at 4 o’clock in the
morning, and arrives every Monday at 2 o’clock in the
evening. The Milledgeville Stage arrives every day ex
cept Thursday, at 7 o’clock in the evening, and departs
every day except Wednesday, at 2 o’clock in the morn
ing. The Savannah Stage arrives evi ry -Monday Wed-
I;i the county of Oglethorpe, on Satuiday 9th April.
In the county of Grtene, on Tucs ay and Wednesday,
t* e 12th and 13th of April.
In the county of Morgan, on Friday and Saturday, the
20ih and 21st May.
I;i the county of Putnam, on Tuesday 24th May.
Io the county of Baldwin, on 6aturd.^v the 23th May
next.
Th: officers and non-commissioned officers of the sev
eral Regiments and Battalions composing this Division
will be assembled on the respective days previous to the
Review and lasp-ction of their respective Regiments and
Battalions, for instruction anddriL.
The commanding General especially cr»j *in3 upon the
Generals of Brigade, and all officer* under them, a strict
ohedicnceto orders, and expects that they will personally
itend to the execution of their orders. The observance
•f strict discipline and sub >rdinutinn will be required, and
ill infractions noticed and punished.
By command of M».j Gen. Watsow,
S. ROCKWELL. Division Inspector
March 24 34 Div Genrsua Militia.
Administrator's Sale.
O N Tuesday, tbe 26 i» day of April next, between
Ihe usual hours of sale, will be sold, at the late resi
dence of Mnstin Rocker, deceased, io **ounty, tbe
PERSONAL PROPERTY
of said deceased—eonsisioig of u Horse, Cattle and Hog^y
Corn, Fodder, Outs, Bacon, Yoke of Oxcu uud Cart, &c
Terms of sale made known on thediv.
JAMES NEAL, ) «. ,
’i«i ) Adm’rs.
M*reh 24
AARON SMlTli,
37
5t
Administrators Sale.
W ILL be sold, on Saturday, tbe 2id day of April
n« xt, at the lute residence of Josiah Hatcher, de
ceased, in '* tlfunson county, all the
PERISHABLE PROPERTY
belonging to the estate of said deceased—consisting of
one young Mare, Cattle, Household and Kitchen Furni
ture. Terms made known on Ihe duv by
J. E. DENNARD, AJm'or.
March 24 34 R
Administrator’s Sale.
W ILL be stud, oh the first Tuesday in September
nei>, between the usual hours of sale, at the court
house in the to n of Covington, between tbe lawful hours
of sale, the fallowing
TRACTS OF LAND, viz:
202J acres, n»or «>r less, liei ff N < 18, in tin; 8th district
of originally Henry now Newton county; 202$ acres,
mere or less, it being lot No, 45. in the 8 h district ol orig
inally .1J( nry nout Newton county. Sold fur th** benefit
yftjie heirs and creditors. Terms made known on the day
of s.le. JONATHAN C. MACKEY, Adm'r-
March 24 37 to
LANKS of all de captions, printed to order iwll*
neatness and despatch.
a. iociv ..i . u- iiiittr da. ..optical inn • .1 to n»*.di. to
JL. tne honorable «hi- Inferior Court of Jasper cou-.ty,
* hen sitting for Ordinary puposs for leave to sell lit*
real estate of Mastm Rucker, it. ct used.
I AMES NEAL, ) a . .
* A iRON SMITH,
March 24 37 4tn
S ^vOUR montns af.er date ,’pplieation >viii be m <de e
the honorable Interior Court of Pulaski county,
wdicn sitting for ordinary purposes, fur leave to sell tlii
real and personal Estate rf .Samuel King, deceased.
ELIPHLET KING, Adm’r.
February 15 32 4m
1 ^3 OUR u» mbs after date application >< *t; be made t
Die honorable the Inferior C urt of Troup eooiitv.
when sitting for ordinary purposes, foi leave to sell lljt
of land No. J92. in th* 4 h district of said cohntv, «;r.iwr>
by the ueirs of Jesse Hitchcock, deceased, late of Jasper
county, fer the use of the heirs ufsuid deceased.
JOHN HITCHCOCK. Ext’r.
March 31 3 ‘ 4n
BALKY’S PO»ESSl(Ji\S
\T TftE INDIAN SPliINGS,
Will be publicly sold, withciU reserve, on Monday, the
11 th of jlpril next.
B EING ;nxi us to retire from my present business
an i t! p*y ff my debts, I have determined to uffei,
iu tbe highest bidder, my whole p sscssinns contiguous to
tne Indian Springs iu Biit s county, at so arly a day as
to allow the purchaser to obtain the full benefit of heap
juoaebing Watering se;ison. On the duy above mention-
d : I shall tberefoie * ffer
Fi action No. 26, containing 80 acres more or less, bc-
g that on xvhich is situated the Celebrated Spring, the
viountaiii Spout, where I at present reside. The fiillow-
!g are nook r*f the improver>;. nt«. Two large two story
(t> *oei a, buri.U. m< !j fiuiDheU ihroughuut, con-
'ainir.a 20 moms Tii re are also 7 nice cabins, 18 feci
q ir . neatly ■' nd e; nifortably fitied for the private ne-
• inii'odulion of faintlie-' visiting the Springs, and all tbe
usual out houses conveniently situated, substantially
built, and in good repair.
I rliail also ffr, as part of the same establishment, 3
fin q "ares of ^0 1 ) ieres eacii, more or less of good lami
ldjoining the foreguiug. most ol it ofexcellenl quality,
iy ing i" the valley bt tw* en R cky Creek and the Spring-
This 1 nd c :n l) seen on both sides of the road leading
rrm the Springs to Fui.-yth. It is well fenced and in
good order for the i nsuirig crop.
lOOl) B ushels of Corn
\ Hack, and pair of Horses, for the accommodation of
Hoarders.
••iO Feather Beds.
20 Mattresses.
20 B. dst «ds.
An elegant well toned Piano Forle.
H*»ii -e hold an-1 ki chcu faruiiui e of ail kinds.
5 Cows aid Calves.
5 :nous and Pig*.
1 Cart and St ers, &e. &c.
TfiP public are aware of Die reputation wliich the Indi-
u Spt iiigs have steadily maintained since tiieir discovery.
Toe H'.nr.rs, the sieenery, tbe. Cli u.ite, and the pecuii r
eaJure.-of tiie Mount tin Spout establislimont in p-articu-
.ir, combine to render it one of the must desirabV retreats
orb altli or pi* asur^ urhe found in the Southern States
It believ* <t, th it the property now to be offered, is of it-
If of such kind and q ialiu and in such condition, as to
under it an uncommonly profitable and advantageous in-
* - stm* nt, independently of Us advantages as a watering
ptac*.
The term* < f > ‘|p will be, cash lor sums of fifty dollars
>r mid. r F..*r ail larger amounts, cash or approved p s-
jier payable in any of liic Bai.ks ol thi> State at 4 and 6
month-.
Immediate possession will b given to the purchaser,
wi.o will have >f tune to make wh it litile prrpara-
•un (:f in-) tie in y fi nd still to be ntces.sary for the ap
proaeh.ng season
\ ap or pi ;ns, nnd more particular description of the
lands, can be had by application to me at the Mountain
Spout JOEL BALF.Y,
March 24 f S3! 27 -3t
nesday and Friday, at 10 o’clock in thie morning, and
departs every Sunday, 'Tuesday and Thursday, at 2 o’
clock in the morning. WILLIAM SHANNON
Augusta, Oet. I, 1829 —196 f
CALL AND SEE!
THE Subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public in general, that
he has opened a HOI SEpf
SXJTERTAIHT&EErT
in Oakroli.to.n, <Jai Iuii county , Ga. and
flatters hbnscll that he will give as gener
al satisfaction lo all that may favor him with th. ir patron
age as any other Inn-Keeper in as newly settled country
as this—Though Carrollcounty has been kept in the back
ground, defamed and shaded by reports, yet I hope all
will soon be blown away by the sunshine of virtue, nur
tured by the Gospel of Christ, and the instruction of art-
and sciences—So call and see C. McCARTY.
April24 225 tf
GEORGIA—Oglethorpe county.
Thomas Howard, jr. )
Ex’r. of Mordecai Howard, dec. j
vs. ^
The Legatees of j
Mordecai Howard, dec’d. J
I T appearing by the shewing in said Bill that Susan
Newsom, Nancy Newsom, and Elizabeth Newer nr,
defendants in said Bill, are residents of tbe State of Vir
ginia, and c.mnotbe personally served with a copy of saiii
Bill—It is therefore ordered, That the said defendants
do appeal and plead answer or damur, not dt muring a*
lone, on or before the first day of the next Term of this
Court, or the said Bill shall be taken pro eonfesso as to
said defendants; and that service of this order be perfect
ed by publication in one of the public gazettes of this
Stale at least three months before the first day of the next
Teim of this Court.
A true extract from the Minutes, this 3d January,
1S31. JOHN LANDRUM, Cl’k.
jan u;:ry 15 29 3m
•SLADE’S
Agricultural and Mercantile Intelligencer
f Press, Type, and oth* r materials for tb; above
JL public uion have been procured, 'and art d lily ex-
pec n-d. Pus.roa*trrs and others holding subscription
paper-, wiil pleas?.forward the nam s of subscribers with
out delay. The publication will l>« commenced tn a few
weeks M. D. 8LADE.
|t3 x ’ The Editors who have kindly published the Pans-
pectus of the ‘ InMIigmccr,” will render an additional
obligation ! y inserting the aoove.
Macon, March 24 37
$20 Reward.
A RSrYARD of twenty dollars will
be pud, and all reasonable ex-
pen.-.es, lor the apprehension olid con
finement of my ' oy
FREEMAN,
in sucti manner as may * nubie me to
get him He re nan ay on Sunday the
20 h »f last month, is about tw< nty-one
gjYttUR months after <!ute application will he nuidc to or two ye irs of age, five f*el, five or six inches high,
fi. the honorable ihe Inferior Court of Jones county, hump-shou'dered, so near white hi might pass the unsu-
jreclmg without suspicion, bis eyes blue or gr. v, hair
straight and browir,"Uo.-elung and low, on w hich and also
on i ische- ks near bis eyes fretkh s may be setn.* he is
fond of spirits, but submissive even when is iixicated.—
>n two or three of Lis fingers (on his right hand is believ.
ed,) there are scars caused by a cut from tiie saws of*
collon gin. He wore away a black wool h&i with a round
crown, a short coat made of white materiaE, a pair coarse
n »me-made shoes, had with him a pair ofj.uses‘pantaloons
.mde of cotton, hud a black si'k vest considerably worn
RICHARD VVAkTHEN.
March 31 SS 4t /
when sitting for ordinary purposis, for Icsive t* sei. the
real estate belonging to the minors of Benjamin Milner,
d< ceased—adjoining Charles 'Yomam ano others.
PEN El OPE MILNER,
February 25th, 1631 Guardian far the Minors
F OUR months afet dat* application will be made t.
the Inferior Court of Baldwin county, ahen eiiting
foi Ordinary pi imposes fir leave to seif the Real Estate of
fbeodocus Turk, deceased.
MARY ANN TURK, Adm’x
lani'ftrt 15
B
F tESr) Sopji
JoL. eeivv.d by
iviilictigcvtlk), N
OARBfihf S£i£S.
ppiy iif i'horburn's Garden Seedjostn
L; PURLINS,
iov 13 jb
E are requested to announce the rinme of t . ILL
I Y '1 D. SCOGGIN. E^q as a candidate f :
•her iff ol Baldwia county at the nextelectior. for couiAy
affictrs. November 6
LAW.
T HE undersigned having determin
ed to remain permanently in Mil
ledgcville and devote his entire attention
to the PRACTICE OF LAW, will, of
ter the close of the present riding of the Chattuboorhi.
Circuit attend to professional business confided to him i:
ib . counties of B>hb, Baldwin, Twiggs, Putnam, Latin.ns,
Hjnc.ck, Jonea, Jasper and any of tbe other adjic-'n*
counties, and aLo to cases in tbe Circuit Court of tbe U
nited States lor tbe District of Georgia.
WILLIAM Y. HANSELL.
Milledgeville, 5th March 1931 35 4t
PROPOSALS
For publishing a targe and complete JtJap of the Slate oj
Georgia, embracing all the Lands within the chartered
limits.
1 ISSUED last year Proposals for publishing a new
Map oi our State, but after mature reflection, I « «-
induced to decline it till the Cherokee country should Ik
acquir' d and Surveyed. As a Bi I for surveying tut
Cherokee lands is now before the Legislature, and w hich
has passed into a law, I now present new proposals to
the public, feeling the utmost confidence in its liber I am
efficient patronage. Tbe size of the "up wiil be tbe
-ame as that published by my father, w hich I think suffi
ciently large for a full and distinct representation. Th
tyle of engraving shall he equal tu that of the btst tn
graved Map of any of our sister stales, and every object
mat ought to* be laid down, and which is iisjj Hy repre
sented on State-Maps will he define * td wi n mathemati
cal precision & accuracy. They will he neatly varnish* d
canvassed, colored and attach' d to Rollers. Tu suit pur
chasers, a suitable number of them will he enclosed ir
richly ornamented covers. To assist me in meeting tin.
expense? of engraving and other incidental exp s. - 3.
wiiich will unavoidably occur while preparing the origin:.!
fur the band? of the Engraver, I solicit those who su!
-.cribe to ndvunce wfcatthey can with convt nionce Th**st-
•vho may bo disposed to advance four dollars, will receive
it without additional charge The cost to ihos* who ad
vance two dollars, will be five dollars; and to those who
subscribe and may not choose to advance, six dollars lo be
| paid down on tin: delivery of the Mips- The selling price
! to those who do not become subscriber^, wiil he $7 p r
copy. Those individuals who may please to exteuiftheir
liberal aid oy making an auvance, will receive the Maps
at a lower price, and shall be entitled to tbe first copies
that arc struck. No expense or labor will be spared lo
render it very accurate ..nd worthy of n liberal and ex
tended patronage. Tbe Maps will be delivered lo sub
scribers and others, wiiiii.i six mouths after the Reports
of tiie District Surv* yois are received anu filed in the Sttr-
veyor-General’s Office. If tlie work can be brought out
earlier by the Engraver it will be dune; but I am not. wil
ling to pronois them before the time m nlioned. I de
sign to commence my Map of tne State soon after the
rising of the present Legislature, -and will complete the
representation of all tbe Territory of our State, with the
exception of the Cherokee country; and as soon as the
Surveyors shall survey it and m tke their official report, I
wifi finish the Map and place it in the bands of the En
graver.
I will also publish a Plan of the Cherokee Lands sepa
rately, representing the counties, districts, squares and
tractions, compiled from officisI surveys. The price of
this to subscribers will be three dollars, end if they wid
advance one dollar, they shall b; entitled to reeeivc it on
payment of an additional dollar. To non-subscribers, i:
will be sold at four dollars. This will appear aboui
four months after the survey i? made. The engraving o'*
this a ill be neat and plain. I assure the public that th**
Maps will be prepared at the time mentioned, and tha:
expectation will not be disappointed.
BENJAMIN H. STURGF.S.
Milledgeville. D- c. 25. 1830 25 4m
GEORGIA—Washington county.
John Wicker, ) HU7-E 2713X
ts. > for the foreclosure of«
William M. Besnett. ) Mortgage.
I TPON the petition of John Wicker, staling that OD
J the twenty-seventh day of Fcbiuary in the year cf
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight,
in the county of Washington, William M. Bennett did
make, execute and deliver unto the suiu John Wicker, hia
certain Deed of Mortgage, bearing date the same day and
year aforesaid, whereby be morigagi d unto the said John
Wicker, his heirs and assigns, two certain tracts or par
cels cf Land, one on the waters of W ilte.tns.on Swur.p,
adjoining lands of Barron, Howard. Osborn and ol the
said Bennett, containing one hundred and seventien and a
half acres pine land, more or less, whtreou Mis. I>« Leraii
Cook lived at the dale of said mortgage; the other on the
waters of Stephens creek, adjoining Warlfctn, Harrisoi Sc
others, comaining one hundred acres pine Land, mure or
less, boih tracts lying and being in the county and state
above written; which said deed of nuirtgt-gt w as made to
•he said John Wicker, for the purp tt oi securtrg the
said John Wicker as security for tlie said V»i!lnuu !\i.
Bennett on eight promissory nous, seven for thirty dul-
lars each, anil one lor fifteen dollars end Iwenty-Iivc«cuts-,
amounting to fw'o hundred and twenty-five dollars *>r.-cl
twenty-five cents, payable twelve months thereafter to
John Walker and Elizabeth Wamble, (udmirtslraicr ard
administratrix on the estate of Egaberi Wamble, d* ceas
ed,) orte-arer, for value rccei'- cel—at.tl the said John W »«-k-
cr having prayed for a rult nisi for the foreclosure cf the
equilv of I'cJi-inpLori in and to the s:.i*i mortgaged ptem-
isesfAIt is on motion, ordered. Thru the j.rincipai :.nc in-
terc?t of ihe debt afort-aid, at:d tiie costs e l the ?*> p‘ ! ca-
tion .on this hc-haUslull!'« paid into the Cletk's efficcL-t M.*i3
Court •.*.iih.in twelve Bicnths from tl edatc c.| this 5t*.-!e, oth
erwise the equity of mi. motion ir. nnd to tbe said mortgag
ed premises shall thene* forth be fo.wi r faarrt ii ai d toic-
ctoscd.—And it is fuilktr ordered. That this rule he pub
lished in otis or nitre of ihe j.ubiiv gazelle* «*f this Sttiie
at least, once a mor th for six months, or served or »hc
ra-Ttgagcn, or his special ag* nt nt least Uif.c monlhs pn -
vHins to the timetlic. money is directed tube paid.
A line extract from Ike minutes, this 2t»h October,
1*>30. MORGAN-BROWN, Ct’k
N jvcinb'. r 6 18 6::«
G E<>Sti lA—Yt aibui cuonty.
€w' r ’
pie
PROP SALS
For publishing by moscription a JWhp of that portion of
Georgia now. occupied by the Cher okas.
T HE sunscribers would respectfully inform the public,
that they intend, in addition to their New Map of
Georgia, to publish as soon as the Sectional Surveyors
have made their returns, a large and complete Map cf the
Cherokee country, wherein will be delineated all that can
be pnintfd out on a Map.
Tbe Map will be printed on strong silk paper, nnd “as
richly ornanitnted,”as any presented to the public, with
< s ra iny “geld regions as minutely described;’’ and de
livered to subscribers for One Dollar and Twenty-five
Gents—without any part in advance
Carlton wellborn,
ORANGE GREEN.
p ' r mo r v 24 34 8+
IKFEXUOn COURT, SITTING FOR OR DINAR V PUR
POSES. 7ih 5SAP.cn. 1031.
Present their Honors, Egbert li. I£e;.li. i».>L>ert M. Ee!.--
ols, Timothy Pitman, Wils; n iYliutley and Juntos t>rr,
F.-q*:ij-es, Justic-s of raid Cnuit.
E Petition of David J. Britt, 4-onftb that «f>m>>
time in the year 18 l7, he cmitracte il with Jan.es
3ens!e\*, jon. then in life, for lot of Ln No. 47, in the
ijitli district Mu&ccg* -■ emto'-y, ond gave there for two
lundred dolinrs, which f'i* nil been f»d*y o.Tt and se tiled
and itiat the suit* hums Beasley, .j'isi. has 0< parted tl.is
iite without executing fi’ics to yuur p. iiion. r o* m-liog'
r.y j»r.iv;ssj.".s tlieriliir, in his lost, will and testam ul—•
Therefore, It is ordered by ihc Court, That Elisha Bel's,
• dminrstrator cn Jl.*- f -tut*- <>1 .bones B.-ush y j jo. rte«** a* : -
• d, do file his ohjeetions, if any lit* lias, why he should cot
make good an-.' ^efficient warianlte in and to Suiu
lot of land, in conformity o (lie statute iu such case made
• nd provided, unto the sail! David l. Eritt, and that this
Buie bo published in one of the public g zettes fur three
months previous to the time that the lilies vvii! bedir ctcd
t-.; be made.
A tru extract from the minutes, this 11th March, 1631.
[37 —3in] 1F.SSE MITCHELL, c. c o.
><f «l Varren comity.— Know adn.en liy U.cec
ivsi ntv, that 1, Jtsse An^iiy oi the euunty and
statu aforesaid, am li* Id and firmly bound unto Gideon V.
Holms, in .he si in of two hundred dollar?, for tl.$ iron
oavinent of » b:eb 1 hind tnyself, my heirs, J- c. jointly, sc-
v.vaMy firmly fcy ikese presents. Sealed with my seal,
.pd da.ed this firrt d:i*y ef February, 1S23.
The condifion of the above ohiigation is such that is
the above hound Jesse Ansiej ball n ake fo the said Gid-
- on V Holmes, good and lawful till* s to lot number one
hiind. ed and twenty-nine, in the Iwefith district of ilaher-
siiairt cu..n y, so soon as she said Gideon Y. Holmes shaft
lift th* grant then this obligation to Lo void, else to r«£
main in iull farce and virtue.
JESSE AN3LEY, l. s.
In presence of
Jophu. Lazenkt,
Duf'.KINS ivex.
IT appeal.1,g *0 the Court upon tbe oath of Thomas J:
Rusk and John Barton, that the oiiginal Bond of Jesse
Anslcv, cf which the above is a copy, has beer, lost or mis
laid- It is therefore ordered, Thai the said Jesse Arsicy
do shew cause by the next teroi of this Court wl y tbe a-
bovecopy should not be establish in lieu of said !o-t orig
inal, and that this rule he published in one of the public
gazettes of this State in the legal manner or served on
the opposite party as the law directs.
A true extract from thrf minutes Habersham Superior
Court, October Term 1830, this 8th day r*f December,.
18*0* JOHN T. CARTER, c. s tv
dec 18 24 nidm
GEORGIA—Pulaskt county.
W HEREAS, Sessions Perkins Guardian of Mary
Ann Packer, minor of John B. Packer, dec’d*.
applies to me for letters of dismission.
This is then fore to cite the kindred and creditors of
said dec’d. to be and appear at my office, within the time
prescribed bylaw, lo shew cause, if any they have, why
said letters of dismission si ould not be granted.
Given under ray band Ibis I2t!i Nnvemb r,l830.
»‘6m J. CARRUTHERS, c c o.
GEORGI \—Pulaski county.
HEREAS, Fnrney F. Gatlin and Sessoms Per
kins, administrate)! s of Joseph B. Coalson,lato
ofsaiei county,deceased, applies to me fur letters
ofdismissi.n:
This is therefore to cite the kindred and creditors ot
said dec’d to be and appear at my ofliee, within tbe time
prescribed bylaw, to shew cause, if any they have, whjf
said letters of dismission should not be granted
Given under my band this 12th Novomber, 1830.
mGm. JO EPH CARRUTHERS. c. c. 0.
33-JUST PRINTED, and for sale at
tu* Office, an assortment of BLANKS—embracing a I
•f aentrul use in this State, Gidcrs attended to wit
prompt net?. April 7
GEORGIA—Pulask i cocniy.
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS, Lewis Wood, Eexccutor of the estate
of Abrotnm Wood, deceased, applies to the Court
of Ordinary of saidcountj for letters dismissory cn said
estate:
These are therefore to eit- and admonish all ard singu
lar, tbe kindred and creditors of said deceased, to filo
tbeirohjeclions (if any they have) in the clerk’s office of
vaid Court of Ordinary, on or before the first Monday in
'larch next, otherwise letters dismissory will br granted
he applicant.
Witness ihe Honorable John J. Taylor one of the Jure
ices of said Court, this 6th September 1830.
105BPH CARRUTHERS, Cl’k e. ©.
Nov 2f H. jafiia