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GWINNETT SALES.
On the first Tuesday in JLA E next,
W ILL oe sow, in the town of Lawrenceville, Gwin
nett comity, between the usual hours, the follow
ing PROPERTY, to wit:
One NEGRO MAN named Jacob (tlias Jake,) about
iftirty-five years old; one NEGRO GIRL named Adaline,
about twelve years old—levied on as the proja;riy of the
defendants to satisfy three fi. fas. from a Justices Court,
«.;e iu favor of James Morris, against Henry Killian and
iary Macken, one in favor of A. G. Vanvolkenburgh,
iie irer, vs. Henry Killian and Mary Macken, and one in
! ivor of John P. Hutchins, vs. Mary viackcn, executrix
of Edward Macken, deceased, and Henry Killian and
Rciyimin Crumley. , ' ' '
Also, ul the same time and place, will br sold, Henry
liilliun’s uuexpired lease of the Rock Quarry on lot No.
1/2, in the 5th district ot said county-, to satisfy a fi. fa.
Iiom a Justices Court in favor of A. G. Vanvolkenburgh.
vs. Henry Killian; levies all made and returned to me by
William Gordon, a constable.
WILLIAM MARTIN, D. Sheriff.
' JU. the same time and place, will be sold,
^ne cupboard, 1 loom, 1 carry logg, 2 stills and 16
wash tuba—levied on as the property of William Hender
son to satisfy two fi fas. from Gwirmett Inferior Court in
tavor of Hudson U. Allen, vs. Hiram Bo»ven and VYill-
i tin Henderson, and \>ne from Gwinnett Superior Court
in favor of Allen B. Winn, vs. Willim Henderson and
John Davis.
Lot of LAND number one hundred and thirty-six, in
the seventh district Gwinnett county—levied on as the
property of James Edmondson to satisfy four fi. fas. from
u Justices’ Court, two in favor of James Wardlaw, vs.
J.iipes Edmondson and two in favor of Hardin Blalock,
vs. James Edmoudson; levies made and returned to me
by Simon Berry, constable. ^
>VM. BKEWSTER, D. Sheriff.
Also will be sold, as above,
Qne hundred and forty acres of LAND, more or less,
oart of Lot No. 303, in the 6th district ol Gwinnett coun-
y—levied an as the property of the defendant, to satisfy
i ii. fa. from Gwinnett Superior Court in favor of Asahel
11. Smith, vs. James J. Jenkins.
Fifty acres of LAND, more or less, part of Lot No#*
pH, in the 7th district Gwinnett county—levied on as the
property of Thomas Pendiey to s-ituf) a fi fa. from Gwin-
o-tt Inferior Court in favor of James A. Johnson vs. Jon
athan Pendiey and Thomas Pendiey his security.
Also, two hundred and fifty acres of LAND, more or
less, in the 7th district Gwinnett, number not known ad
joining Spruce and Hudgins, whereon tile defendant iiuiv
nves, to satisfy a fi. fa. from Gniunutl Inferior Court in
favor of Seth Wyman, vs. Thomas Pendiey.
Lot of LAND, No. 82, also one hundred acres of
LAND, part of lot No. 83, in the 5ih district Gwinnett,
whereon defendant Stuart resides, pointed out by him and
levied upon to satisfy two fi. fas. from Gwinnett Superior
Court in favor of James Wardlaw, guurdian, &c. vs John
tart, William Gordon, security or. the appeal, and John
I*. Hutchins security on the stay of execution.
THOMAS WORTHY, Sheriff.
EBTAOTTEX. SALT?S.
On the first Tuesday in JULY next,
B EFORE the court-house door in Swainsborougb,
Emanuel county, between the usual hours of sal«»
will be sold, the following PROPERTY’, to-wit:
OneTract of LtND, containing three hundred and
9eventy-8even acres, more or less, lying on the waters of
Daniel's creek, adjoining land of Edward McGuar—-levi
ed or as the properly of Isaac M. Norman, to satisfy a
fi. fa. issued from a Justices Court in favor of Isaac Ste
phen; levy made and returned to me by a constable.
May 19 JOHN OGLESBEY, Sheriff.
Administrator’s Sale.
W ILL be sold, on Saturdny the 9th day of July next,
at the late residence of James Shiver, sen. deceas
ed, all the
PERSONAL PROPERTY
of said deceased—consisting of Cattle, Horses, Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and many other arti
cles too tedious to mention.
ENOCH SHIVER, AHm’r.
May 19 45
Administrator’s Sale.
W ILL be sold, in the town of Watkinsville, Clarke
county, on the first Tuesday in July next, one
HOUSE & LOT
in the town of Salem, part of the real estate of John Sel-
man late of Walton county, deceased—to be sola agree-
bly to an order of the Inferior Court of Walton county,
sitting for ordinary purposes.
JOHN H. LOWE, Adm’r.
May 19 45 7t
Administratrix’ Sale.
W ILL be sold, at the house of Robert Meeks, in the
county of Henry, on the 24th day of June next,
all the
PERISHAFZiXS PROPE-RTST
of John A. Conger, late of said county, deceased. Sold
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of deceased—
Terms made known on the day of sale.
• REBECCA CONGER, Adm’x.
Mnv 12 44—*-7t
Administrator’s Sale.
W ILL be sola, on mu first Tuesday in August next
TWO NEGROES, lo-wit:—a negro girl by name
of Geony am. a boy by name of Griffin—Sold as the pro
p t rty of L'i rrel Philips, for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said estate.
May 12
44
EASON TICEN,
Adm’r de bonis non.
12t
ALSO—Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in
June next, at the same place,
One negro MAN, named Jacob, and one hundred and
twenty sides of LEATHER—levied on as the prop rty
of defendant to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. from Gwinnett
Inferior Court in lavor of Asahel R- Smith, vs. »lary
•Jackin amf Henry Killian; property pointed out by said
Ki'lian.WiLLlAM MARTIN, P Sheriff.
WALTON SALES.
On the first Tuesday in JUNE next.
B EFORE the court-house door in the town of Mon
roe, Walton county, will be sold, between the usual
hours of sab-, the following PROPERTY, to wit:
One third part of LOT No. 349, in the 5th district of
originally Gwinnett now Walton county—levied on as the
property of Taylor Smith, to satisfy a mortgage fi fa issu
cd- oui of Walton Superior Court in lavor of Solomon k
Griffin, vs said Smiui; property pointed out in said mort
gage fi fa.
Ten acres Of LAND, lying on the north side of the Apa-
totchy river, formerly Jackson now Walton county, ad
joining Drummond, Hosch and Bowman—levied on as the
property of Benjamin Holsell, to satisfy a fi. fa. from a
Justices Court in favor of Richard Butler, vs. said Benja
min Holsell; levy made and returned to me by a constable.
One sorr* I MARE, four or five years old—levied on as
ttye property of Nrnean B. Sims, to satisfy a fi. la. in fa
vOrof Samuel Brown, vs. Edward McGruder and N. B.
Sims; property (jointed out by the plaintiff.
Two hundred and fifty acres of LAND, lot No. 9, in
the 4th district of said county, whereon Jesse Mitchell,
sen. now resides, adjoining Smith and others on the Alco-
va river—levied on as the property of Thomas R. Mitch
ell, to satisfy two fi. fas. one in favor of the I of. riot- court
of Morgan county, for the use of B. S. Ogietrte, adminis
trator debonis non of Matt Mitchell and others, the otner
in favor of Edward Paine and Jeplha V. Harris, udm’r^.
kt. vs T. R. Mitchell and Samuel Jackson, security on
appeal; property puinled out by John Jackson, ex’or o!
S. Jackson, deceased.
Seventy-five acres of LAND, it being part offraction
No. 233, iu the fourth district of said county,‘lying <m the
Hightower trail, whereon Charles i\l. Linn, form rly re
sided—levied on as the property of Isaac M’Crary to
satisfy sundry fi fas. issue ! out of a Justices Court of
Munroe county hi favor of Andrew Woodley, vs. said
McCrary; property pointed out by the plaintiff, levy mad,,
and returned tome by a constable.
One hundred and twenty-five acres of LAND, inort
or less, well improved, part of lot No. 31, in the first
district of said county, whereon defendant now liws—
levied on as the property of Nathan V\ hit ley, to aalfafy
one fi fa. in favor of Johnston & Gunn, vs. said VYnitley;
properly pointed out b* said Gunn, levy made ano return
ed to me by a constable.
ORION STROUD, Sheriff.
NJ2 WTOU SALE3.
On the first Tuesday in JUNE next,
W ILL be sold, before the court-house door in the
town of Covington, Newton county,between tftc
usual hours of sale, the following PROPERTY, to nit:
One WAGON and TEA VI—levied on as tne property
of GeorgeFauset, to satisfy a fi. fj.in favor of A. S>. Bcn-
ttetl, &Co. vs. George Fauset.
JOSEPH WATTERS, Sheriff.
Administrator’s bale.
TILL be soid, on ihe first Tuesday in September
n* xt, between the usual bout s of sale, at the couri
house in tb< to n of Covington, between the luwlul hours
ol sale, the fol L-wiug
TRACTS OF LAND, viz:
202J acres, more or less, oe« g iNu. 18, in the 8th district
ui originally Henry now Newton county; 202| acres,
more or less, it being lot Ni- 45, in the 8ih district of orig
inally H nry non Newton couuty. Sold for the benefit
of tne heus and creditors. Terms made know n on the day
jfsule. JONATHAN C. MACKEY, Adm’r
VI ar C h -24 37 < s
&
Po>r|njued bale.
N Monda -, roi ii day oi day n-* xt, between
lbe ostiul horns of .air, will be -oh!, at the late rcsi
deuce of »- >t->cker, dcceae* d. ii. .1 *p- - county, the
PERSONAL PROPERTY
of said d-ceasiu—c >n isimg f „ Hor^e, tVttb *nid H- g“,
Corn, Fodder, Oats, Bacon, Yoke of Ox^n and Cart, lie
Terms of sale made known on ih, d-iy-
J A VIES NEAL
AARON SMITH
April 21 41 »t
O'flt'L. ill be -.oid at the court-t>ous< in Troup
count}, uit tin first Tuesday n J*.*iy next, ih» urn
hail of LOT'No *93, in ih<- 5tu di <rici of Troup coun
ty —Sold for division.
FRANKLIN ADAMS, Guardian.
April 21 41 lOt
.IJm’rs
nr
,1 OUR months alter date appitt -ti«.n will br made to
the honorable the inf riot Com tot Walton county,
wnen sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sett nil
lands the belonging to tbe es-Lutc of Z-<^i. Putupslati t
said county, deceased, with the exctption i.i ihe widow’s
dower. ROBERT M. ECHOLd, Adm’r.
February 22 33 4m
HABEESHASH SALAS.
On the first Tuesday in JUNE next.
W ILL BE SOLD before the Court House door in fht
town of Clarksville, Habersham county, within tbe
towful hours of sale, the following property to wit:
LOT No. 122, in the 3d district of Habersham county
—levied on as the property of Nathan A. Sims, to satisfy
a A. fa. in favor of John Ince, for the use of John Puss,
from a Magistiate’s Court of Walton county; levy made
and returned to me by a constable.
LOT No 17, in the second district of said county—le
Vied on as llie property of William Shoflit, to satisfy a fi.
fo. frbin a magistrates* court of said county in favor of
William B. Shelton, one other fi. fa.in favor of John Ma
ples, one other fi. ftu in favor of Thomas J. Rusk, one
Other fi. fa. in favor Cleocmon Quillen, and one other fi.
fa. in favor of Joseph Bramlett, all vs. said Shoffil; levy
Binde and returned to me by a constable.'
LOT No- 134, in the llth district of said county—levi
ed on as the property of Whited Ryan, to satisfy (wo fi.
itis. from a Magistrates’ eourt of Jackson county, in favor
of Edward Lauikin; levy made and returned to me by a
constable. A. MAULDIN, D. Sheriff.
POSTPONED SALE
At the same time and place, will be sold,
LOT No. 65, in the 10th district of said county—levi
ed on as the property of Joseph Hancock, to satisfy a fi.
fa. from Wilkes Superior Court, in favor of Reuben Ecb-
cds, vs. said Hancock.
Also, LOT No. It7, in the 13lh district of said coun
ty-levied on as the property of John O. Jordon to satisfy
• fi. fa. in favor of John R Stanford and others v». said
Jordon. A. MAULDIN, D. Sheriff
1%TOT1CE.—Will be sold, at the court-house door in
X w the town of Milledgevitle, on Tuesday the Sih day
•of July next, all the
Perishable Property
belonging to the estate ol James Clark, deceased.—
Terms made known on the day of sale.
WILLIAM J. DAVIS, Adm’r.
May 18 4b 7t
j.iOUR mouths after ualt application will be muse to
A7 the honorable tlie Inferior Couri of Jour s co ’ii'y
when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sci tin.
real estate belonging to the minors of Benjamin Milner
deceased—adjoining Charles Woman* and ulb* rs.
PENELOPE MILNER,
February25tb. 1931 Guardi n ftn to Viino,--
rf^OURmom- s after date application will o. in.u, u*
M. the honorablt the lnf< noi Cour. of Walton cuui/y,
ivnen sitiipg lor ordinary purpose- for leave tostlilm- itai
estate of Abraham Stephens, deceased, with ihe execep
lion of the widow’s dvwer.
ROBERT M: ECHOLS, Adm’r.
February 22 33 4m
jTOUR moiitL9 after date application will be nv.dt to
the lion ifable ih* 1 Inferior Court of tones i. -nnty.
when sitting fornidinarv purposes fort- ave t<- sul all tin
Real fc^utic of Ann Dunn, decease--, and sobi for the ben
fit of tile beiraaud creditors ol sain deceased.
SA -iUEL WINFREY, Adm’r.
Febmarv 15 32 4ia
V
- ,1UCri taunt us after date
I. 1 Ids
ppiication will be m.idt. t.
ticir.iftle Interior Court of Pulaski county,
wr.en sitting |.,r ordinary purposes,*f>r leave to sell tin
reai and personal Estate ol Samuel King, dec# asrd.
ELIPHLF.I KING, Adm’r.
February 15 ‘ 32 4m
F
UUK oi inns after (i at ap. iic.t’iou . ill he made i
(ho honor.-dle ^he Inferior Court oi Troup county,
wnen 3i((mg for oiiiinary purposes, for leave to Sfh lot
of land No. 192, intht 4 h -.'isiiic of said couniy, drawn
by iheneirsof Jesse H ichcork, *icceas-*d, late oi Jasper
county, for the use or Hit n» us ol said du e i=u d.
JOHN HlfCHCOt K, Ext’r.
March 31
3^
GmNOUR rnonlh^- af• r'
JL? the honomble (he
court oi ordinary oi H
real r state of John B;
tire heirs and creditors.
March 8. 1831
dat*. application will =» nmu* to
Ii.h.nor Court, when sitiuig as n
nry county, for !ea»e ta stil ihe
ivn, d. ci a&td. for tbe b<.ni-lit ol
fOHN P. DODSON, A-lin’r.
3a 4m
B NOL'R tnunihs afti d rte -i| j>uc«.tion will be made to
J? the h->norahl& tne Inftnor Court of Newton couuty,
when sitting for ordinary purpoot-.-, f or leave to sell ,ot
No. 212, in iiie 9(h di-irict of Houston county, belonging
to theorpivansof iiiiliain Kln des.
John v. Campbell, Guardian.
Murid. 24. 1831 37 4m
bldUu uiwiiihs alter dale application -nil 0« made to
X? ihe honorable the lnfi rioi Court of Jasper county,
when sitting for Ordinary pu.posis fur leave to s< II the
real estate of Mastin Rucker, d,c« as, d.
JAMES NEAL,
A IRON SMI f'H, <
37
March 24
f Jldm'rs.
4m
I ^NOUR months afterdate appucaiion t'lil be made lo
the honorable the Inferior Couri ol Baldwin county,
wnen sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell >ne
Negro Woman, belonging to the estai« of Ann Dyer, late
of Baldwin couniy, deceased, fur the bt o hi uf u,e neirs.
JO iN B. DIER,
March 24 Acting Ex. color of said Estate.
F (
OUR months after date application . nt be made To
the honorable Infenor Court oi Habersham ounty,
when sitting for ordinal V purposes, for le >vc io sell Lot
No. 32, in the sixteenth Car.oil, now Troup county—
Said land drawn by Leuicy Williams of Habersham coun
ty, and sold for her benefit. her
REBECCA X WILLIAMS,
April 21 mark. Guardian.
F OUR months after date application will be made to
the honorable the Inferior Court of Dooly cuuntv.
when silting as a court of ordinary, for leave lo sell lot ol
Lund, No. 133, in the 18th district ol formerly Lee coun
ty—Fur the beuelit of Jonn M. Hilliard’s orphans.
WILLIAM HILLIARD, Guardian.
April 8, 1831 41 4ja
MILLEDGEVILLE
MASONIC HALL
LOTTERY.
YET IN THE WHEEL THE COMFORTABLE
PRIZE OF
$15,000,
Besides prizes of 1000, 800, 700, 600, 500, 400, 300,
200, &c. &c.
On the 30th Jay of June next, will be drawn,
1000 PRIZES 03 MORE.
Which will conclude tbe 4th day’s drawing—Then to be
deposited the SPLENDID PRIZE of
30,000 DOLLS.
With prizes of 81000, $900, $300, $7©U, £600, $500,
• $490, &c &e. accoriiing to tbe Scheme
THE 5TB DAY’S DRAWING
Will be concluded in ONE DAY!—so that there remains,
to complete the whole scheme, but Two more Days!
Tho3e who intend risking a ft w dollars for the present
chance of being suddenly relieved from all embarrass
ments will do well to remember that :, d> lays are danger
ous,” and that “Luck’s not all” for Fortune will he bailed.
Notwithstanding the present richness of the Wheel,
which would justify a considerable advance in the price of
Tickets, tbefire still sold at the original prices,
WHOLES $10—Shares in proportion.
Address orders (post-paid, and without d<-.l*y) *o
RHODOM A. GREENE,
Secretary to Commissioners.
Milledgcville, 9»b May, 1831. 44
GLODL HOTEL,
T
HE 3UB?CitlBER, (late pioprietoi oi ihe Globe
Hotel, and more recently of the Mansion House,)
begs leave to announce to his friends and the public gen
erally, that he has taken that elegant ana commodious firr
proof Brick Building on thecorner of'Broad and Jackson
streets, and immediately adjoining the new Masonic Hall.
It is situated in the most central part of the City, and is
in ihe very heart of business—being in tbe vicinity of the
Augusta Bank, and the Branch hank of the State of Geor
gia.
This establishment is known as the GLOBE HOTEL,
and in the interior arrangement and general construction,
unites in an emment degree, spaciousness, neatness, and
comfort. To the man of family, the indiviJual traveller,
the daily boarder, nr the fashionable visitor, the GLOBE
presents accommodations inferior to none in the Southern
Slates.
Having conducted for a number of years, two among
’he most popular Hotels in this City, he Hatters himself
that his experience in business, added to the superior
-t (vantages of situation and the resources under his con-
troul, will enable him to give the most decided satisfac
tion to <ii who may honor aim with their patronage.
Mis ST ABt.F.S are spacious and weliventilated, and
amply supplied with the best of provender, and at-
teiided by experienced and steady Ostlers—in audition
to which.the subscriber will bestow bis own personal
unremit'ingattention, and in hisebarges, will not forget
th. r*> e.-Mji e of the times.
The Charleston Stages arrive at
Ak’he Globe H <tcl eveiy Sunday,
Vtdiiestlaj and Frid-'y evenings,
l 6 o’clock, & depart every Tueis-
a .. d ., ..id Saturday morning, at k.ilfp'-stD.
1‘hc Washington and Athens Stage,departsevery Tues
day ano Saturday morning, at 3 o’clock, and arrives eve-
> v ’•V.dn-sday and Sunday evening a* 6 o’clock. The
F.lbertOB Stage departs e* rj Sunday morning, at 4 o’-
r luck, and vi rives every Friday evening at 6. The Pcn-
Jleton St-igi departs ev ry Tuesday.at 4 o’clock in the
•loroing, and rrive? very ^onduy at 2 o’clock in tbr
v-udng. The 'lilicJgeviile Stage arrives every day .-x-
r-pi i hnr^day, at 7 .’clock in the evening, and departs
very d >y -'xcepl Wcdoesd i}’, at "2 o’clock in ihe morn-
iu-. Tlie Sitvinnab >tagc arrives every onday Wed
nesday and Friday, at 10 o’clock in the morning, and
depart-.<;very Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at 2 a’-
clocl; in the morning. WILLIAM SriANNON
■ iugusta. Oct. I, 13*29--- 196 if
CALL AND SEE!
THE S’lbscrib" r respectfully informs
*1^ f,, ‘ and the public in general, that
i“ ® :: j !ieh:* *p wi s !i OI SFot
I Ul U7
9f
.il
K'/ 'r EHT AIXTIIQEIIT
a*i;-o. l i on, t a. to.:comity,Ga. and
. r iv,i.- iitiiai he will give as gener-
u li-diu- . •• ’i th..t may f . vor l im with theirpatron-
agi as any tb-r inr--«;-poi in as newly settled country
a- s his- i )• ■ g‘ ’m, r‘ ’ i county hes be. n kept in the back
ground, def n.-ee ard .-haded hv ..orts, yeti hope all
"id soon • h’o.vn a-.v: v fv ihe sunshine ol virtue, nur-
I'lredhy th. Gospcfa.i Christ, and the. instruction ofarfa
and.sciences S<n>!l no see C. McCARTY.
4:>ri, 24 — 225 tf
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i j* a a j ' t*>
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p*H E subtle* i ; -cr lms^>bt-«inec ft - .-m s-.m of the Judges,
and t»ihe<s, a number of DECISIONS m-.d* 1
important law cam. He expects'to enlarge bis collec
tion; and so sa->n ns the subscription will authorize, to
pubhsh tbi ni in a piain, tie up style, in pumphie; ft im.
The (dij' t- of this -in-h rtulitng i-i to aw .ken til
p! oplc usM.se f Ih- impo.-'fti.t-.e of a COURT FOR
THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS.
The Judges, Solicitors, -.n-d Vlemhers of the P.ar
throngliont 'be St itt are »<np.-t.tiully e quested to furni-.i.
•nthentic rtp-'ris. To those »homay Jt» so a reusonabfa
allowance in tht price of -ne work i I be rnade.
Ctiliiy alone, and not profit is the obji cl of the under
taking And with this v.ew b«- eolicils w.iiinly th.* co-op
eration of 1 he Bar «nJ Bench, His situation as an edit.*-
will enable him to print Ihe work m- re cheaply chan oth
er persons. JDKN G. POLH1LL.
P. -3.— A prospectus will soon be out.
Milledgeville, April 21, 1831 41
AUCTION
AND
OOIOCSSOIT £’J£I173SS.
*i*E i.w h;1ho n..vu g been r.-guiur y appointed
Jl Auctiineeri lor the towu'of Milledgeville, respect-
ftdiy solicit the patronage of their friends and the public.
Their rt-gulai days of sale will be on every Saturday in
each week, and on the days set apart for j.'.heriff’s and
other sales, or any day that m.iv be requested.
Ail mcrchaneise and other piupirty intrusted to their
disposal, will be stored, and sold to the best advantage.
J. W. PiTT,
PRYOR WRIGHT.
April 28 42 4t
TS3TSOSSUAH
JlXD auljmt.H.Y ut^UUCRAT.
A/Ai E would respectfully inform our patrons and the
▼ v public! that we contemplate sundry new arrange
ments, and improvements, in the forthcoming volume ol
“lAe Irishman?' and while we gratefully acknowledge our
obligations lor past encouragement, we trust that an aug
mented liberality will enabie us to carry those projftCts in
to execution. Indeed the political aspect of things, and
the relative position in which we have voluntarily placed
ourselves, would seem to demand a corresponding c-neigy
aud enterprise onourpait;—for we cannot conceal from
ourselves that a crisis fa approaching very rapidly—if it
has not already arrived—when every advocate for good
order, and the ‘ Intecritt or this Union,” must be
bold iu avowing, anu aeuloos in propagating the true doc
trines of the Constitution. The enemy is rallying his
means of annoyance--the most powerful er-g'nes that
talent, ingenuity, or low cunning cun bring to bear, are,
or will speedily be levelled at the venerable fabnc of our
institutions—and however feebie our efforts, they musV
not be waning lo “resist tbe foe.” With this view, we
propose enlarging our sheet, and giving to it the “form
and pressure” of the ordinary vehicles of information.—
The circle of our exchanges too, has been considerably
extended, and assistance has been secured in the Editori
al Department. We promise our readers a large acces
sion of original, and an immediate transfer of such select
ed matter, as may bear on the great interests of which we
profess ourselves the ndvocates;—in short, wa are desi
rous of establishing a now era in the history of tbe “Irish
man and Democrat,” and respectfully solicit tbe co-ope-
ration of our friends.
As regards the ensuing Presidential election, symptoms
by no means equivocal, have already begun to manifest
themselves, to th* utter discomfiture of every previous
prognosis. Nor does it require any refined sagacity to
discover their proximate cause—Jackson has had the
firmness and consistency to frown on tbe machinations to
wiucb we Lave already adverted, and hence, some of those
that rang the loudest notes of praise, are beginning to
wail their feeble cries, or to fulminate their coaisest a-
nathemas. To call this only political defection, were
a feeble phrase: in our opinion it involves a much more
serious charge uf gross moral delinquency, far it must
puzzle even nullification sophistry isrlf to point out the
vast discrepancies between Jacksou the idolized, and
Jackson the forsaken! In what has he fallen short of the
glorious anticipations, of which these very men were the
vouchers and pruclaimers? What duty has he neglected?
What responsibilities has he evade*!? What recent occur
rences have cast their darkei.icg shadows over a life of un
paralleled devoteduess, and incalculable public services?
Fur ourselves, as we were among the first to support, we
are now confirmed in our cunfioi nee in tbe man, by the
very measures that have entailed the displeasure of his
opponents; and if any possible contingency could induce
u.- lo swerve from our fidelity, it would most assuredly be
of a more important Character than a personal difference
with Mr. Calhoon, with which the public have, proper
ly, nothing at ah to do. undrew Jackson we now pro
claim to be our first, our lasw our only, and we shall yet
live, we trust, to add, our successful Candidate!—■
Let his mends conic forth boldly: tne season is early, but
not too early to counteract the subtle schemes, the nw-
chiavelian artifices of his enemies; and '-.Idle we offer
every facility which our columns can afford, we pledge
ourselves to go h»nd in hand with them iu whatever may
promote tin glorious cause!
The proposed alterations in our paper will necessarily
imoose additional expenses, to defray which we solicit
an increase in our subscription list. The first number ol
“THE IRISHMAN & SOUTHERN DEMOCRA1,”
in its new foun, wili be issued on Saturday the 21st oi
May next, ai $3 j>er annum payabieln advance, or $3 50
if nor paid within six months from the time of subscribing
May 19, 1831 45
PROPOSALS
TOR PUBLISHING AT GAINESVILLE, HALL COUNTY, *A.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
TO BE ENTITLED THE
OAI2JSSVILLS ADVERTISER.
DEVOTED TO
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principles, and Ihe perpetual Union oj the States.
T is not designed by the subscriber to make any pa-
r*de xv 1« the principles uf the Gainesv ills Adver-
tiscr It fa sufficient tu aay, thut its political principles
will be bised ijpau what he conceives the true Jeffersonian
creed, us understood by Drayton, Livingston, Madison
and the lrfands of the Union in the South—the perpetua
tion and stability of winch union will be its grand end
and aim.
While tbe subscriber thus announces his political faith
—it -v ilt be hisHXt'r lion to conduct the Press in the spirit
of that forbearunce and liberality not inconsistent wttb
integrity of principle, andinfl xibility ol purpose.
CONDITIONS
The Gainesville Advertiser will be printed upon a me
dium sheet, at $2 50 payable in advance, 01 $3 50 at the
end of each year. Advertisements inserted at tbe usoul
rates.
t he Gainesville Advertiser will be issued so soon as
the patronage will warrant—of which the undersigned
has flattering assurances.
Tie exertions of lus friends are respectfully solicited.
NATHANIEL B. JUHAN.
April 7, 1831 39
ECU'* Editors of papers in Georgia and the adjoining
States, willing to reciprocate the courtesy of an exchange,
will jdease give publicity to the above. Communications
addressed to the undersigned, must, for the present, b(
directed »o MU1«fVc>il!i., postpaid. N B J.
I
NOTICE.
L OST io Monlicello, in September 1«et, • «m«U fed
morocco POCKET BOOK, witti a small amount
of money and two notes of hand, one of Thirty col
lars payable to Thomas Richards, made by Hillsn.on
H. Boughn, when due or when given not recoilened.-
The other for six dollars and sixty cents payable tu the
subscriber, given by John Perry, when due or when given
not recollected. All persons are forwsrned not to trade
for said notes and the makers are requested oot to pay
off said notes to any person but myself.
JOHN D BOREN.
Monroe, Walton counts/, April 95,1831 43—4t
fiTOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the estate of Ass Simpson,
dec’d., are requested to make payment without de
lay—and those having demands against said estate will
present them duly authenticated within the time prescrib
ed bv law. WILLIAM J. DAVIS, Adux'r.
May 18 45 6t
NOTICE.
^ LL oersons having demaads against (he estate of
Samuel Jackson of Walton county, deceased, will
present them as the law directs—and those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
JOHN JACKSON,
' JOHN H. LOWE,
May 19 45
i
Adtn’rs.
45
NOTICE.
A LL those indebted to the estate of John EthereJge,
fate of said county, deceased, arc hertb) requested,
to make immediate payment—and ail (hose havirg de
mands against said estate to render iu their account*
agreeable to law.
MEKRIT ETHEREDGE, Adm'r.
May 12 44 6t
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to tbe estate of James Clark,
deceased, are requested to make payment without
ueiay, and those having claims against euid deceased, are
requested to prepent them legally authenticated witlun the
time prescribed by law.
WILLIAM J. DAVIS, Adm'r.
May 5 43 6t
NOTICE.
I DO HEREBY forwarn am person or persons from
trading with my wife BYDIA, as I will not make any
•f her contracts good from this date.
SAMUEL BLODWORTII.
Msy 16th, 1831. 45 3t*
GEORGIA—Walton county.
UNBURY PEPPER of Captain Mc-
Donald’s District, tolls before JosepA
Camp, Eeq one estrav
BLACK MARE,
about twelve years of age, four feet ten
inci.es higii. star in her forehead, and snip on tin time,
blind in the right eye, and lame in the right bind foot—
Appraised by John P* pper & Tiluian McDonald, at Thir
ty dollars, 9th February, 1831.
A true extract from the E.tray Book,
¥. HARALSON, Cl’k.
Mev fl 43 3t
GEORGIA- Walton county.
FORGE R BROW N, of the 502d
vR District, G. M. tolls before S. Bry-
ani, Esq. one •
SORREL HORSE,
b! zr in his forehead, right eye out, with a
bu g 11. and ll xm mane, both hind feet whi'e up to the
pasior joint, five fc t ten-inches high, supposed to b« elev
en or twelve years old—Appraised bv John L. Seymore
and John Mills to Forty five dollars, 9th February, 1831.
A true extract from the Estr »y Book,
V HARALSON, Cl’k.
May 5 43 3l
l:\ TROUP SUPERIOR COURT,
March Term, 1831.
Mansfield Torrance, informer, )
vs. [ S CIERE FACIAS.
James Holland, drawer. y -
I T appearing to the Court, Irnm thr return of the Sher
iff of Troop county and the Sheriff' of Pulaski coun
ty, that the defendant is not to be found—It fa therefore
on motion, ordered, that service be perfected by publica
tion of this Rule in onegpf the gazettes of Milledgi viile,
once a ni*>iith far three months previous to the next term
of this Court.
A true extract from the minutes, 29th March, 1831.
N. JOHNSON, Clerk.
April 28 1831 42 ' rr>3m
Info i mation Wan led.
A VGLN uiltman who now resides at Lincolnian,
Gearsu, ».-• particularly desirous of obtaining infur-
i>;.Tion rrialm to the pb.ee of residence of William
0<uzhtn. who removed some years ago fro u Gales coun
ty, - tale of N ft it. Carolina, to somewhere in Georgia.—
\ line ad-tressed to the Post Master at Lincolnton, giv.
o.gihft iiec***sary inf .-.nation will be thankfully received.
d—r- Editors frfa d!y to a desolate young'man, will
pirate insert .he above.
A pi i! 28 4.3
i
i^OUit months after date application will be mode to
the honorable the Inferior Court of Walton countv,
w hen sitting for odinarv pot poses, lor leave to sell all the
interest of Mary Ann Knight, minor and orphan of Ro
bert Knight, dec’d. in lot number one hundred and eigh
ty mne, in the fourth district of vValton couniy—said in
terest being fifty acres oi'sa d lot.
GEi’RGE WILLINGHAM,
April 12, 1831 42 Guardian.
OUR months after date application will be made to
honorable the Interior Court of Henry county,
wiien sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell half
a Lot of Land, No. 102, in the sixth district of Henry
county, belong;eg to the estate of John A- Congei, late of
said county, deceased—far the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said deceased.
REBECCA CONGER, Adm’x.
May 12 44 -4m
IN TROUP SUPERIOR COURT,
March Term, 183t.
lames W. Howard, informer, !
rs. J SCI. FA.
Franklin Hervey, drawer. 3
I T ap|«;aring to the Court, from the return of tbe Sher
iff of 1 roup county and the Sheriff of Jasper county,
(hat the defendant is not (0 be found—It is tlieiefore on
motion, ordered, that service be perfected by publication
...f this Rule in one of the public gazettes of Milledgeville,
once a month for three months previous to the next term
of this Court.
A true extract from the minutes, 29th March, 1831.
. N. JOHNSvJN, C.crk.
April 28 42 n i3m
COLUMBUS TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE,
pi HE subsciib r will sell the following property on the
lust Monday in Jur.encx;, at public auction, or at pri
vate «a!e, in th*- town of Columbus, viz: Town Lots Nos.
5, 6. 7. 8, 9. 10 15, 16, *26, 40, 73, 156, 168, 172,
173 174, 182, 199, 211 245 339 34*2, 343, 346. 363,
366. 388, 399. 4“0 401. 40*2 505, 607, 521, 526, 657,
559, 560,^iij, 562 564, 565, 56u, 572. Also, ten acre
Lots Nos *n*. 9. '20, 21, 22. Also, twenty-acre Lots,
.\'< s. 33 34. 35, 4:, 44. Afao, Fractions Nos. 56, 147,
148, 149, 150. Some of the Town Lots are well calcu-
l.* , ed for ware-houses, and on two of them there ia a ware
house two hunurt-d fe<t long and forty feet wide, conven
ient to the boat miiding; some well calculated for 4hp dry
goo'is and grocery business, and some handsome situa
tions for private residences. Some of the ten and twen-
a«.f Lots are very rich, others are well calculated for
con nl ry reside rices.
^ Persons wishing to purchase property in the Town of
Columbus, are requested to examine the Lots previous to
the day of sale.
Terms cash, or approved bankable paper.
... * P. A. CLAYTON.
April 14 48 2t—I91t*t
I ^IOUR wombs after date application will be m de to
the honorable Inferior Court of Twfag:- county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the
Negroes belonging to tbe estate ot Oiir.ia Philips, d<*c’d.
MARK FAULK, Adm’r.
May 12th. 1831 m 4in
GEORG!.*!—Walton aounly.
INFERIOR COURT, SITTING FOR ORDINARY PUR
POS1S, 7fh MARCH. 1831.
Present their Honors, Egbert B. Beall, Robert M. Ech
ols, Timothy Pitman, W ilsou Whatley and James Orr,
Enquires, .Itisticee of said Court.
^B *HE Petition of David J. Britt, sheweth that some-
.1. time in tlie year 18*27, be contracted with James
Beasley, sen. then in life, fm lot of fan i No. 47, in tht
eighth district Muscogee county, and gave therefor two
hundred dollars, which.has all been fully paid und settled
a «jd that the said James Beasley, sen. has departed rhis
life without executing titles to your pe itioner or making
any provisions therefor, in his last will and testament—
Therefore, It is ordered by the Court, That Elirta Bet's,
administrator on the estate of James Beasley, scr deceas
ed, do file his objeetions, if any he has, why he should not
make good and sufficient warrantee titles in and to said
lot of land, in conformity >o the statute in such case made
and provided, unto tlie said David J. Britt, and that this
Rule be published in one of the public gazettes for three
months previous to the time that the titles will be directed
to be made.
A true extract from the minutes, this llth March, 1831.
(37—3toJ JJ5SSB MITCHELL) * * e.
IN TROUP SUPERIOR COURT,
March Term, 1631.
Mansfield Torrance, informer, ^
vs. j SCI. FA.
Lear Lovett, drawer. 3
I T appearing from the return of the Sheriff of Troup
county and the Sheriff of Twiggs couniy, that the de
ft ndant is not to be found—It is therefore ordered, that
set vice be perfected in said case by publication of this
Rule once a month for three months in one of the gazettes
of Milleug. Ville, previous to the next term uf tnis'f.ourt.
A true extract from the minutes, *29l!i March, 1831.
N JOHNSON, Cicrk.
_ Apri> 28 42 rn3m
in Harris superior court,'"
M.ni-,fi. lu rorrance, informer,
vs.
John S. Curly, drawer, and ► SCI. FA,
Britain VVihi^ms, tenant in
possession J
T app. aring from the return of the Sheriff of Harrif
arm Crawford county, that the defendant, John S.
Corly, is not to be found—It is therefore on motion, or
dered, that service be perfected by thf publication of this
Rule once a man'll for three months in one of the gazettes
of Milledgcville, previous to the next term of this Court.
A true extract from the minutes, 17th March, 1831.
N. BLANDFORD, jun. Cl’k.
April-28 42 m 3m
I
IN MERIWETHER SUPERIOR COURf.
The Governor, on th« ii.forma- j
tion of Mansfield Torracee, I p
William Green. /
I T appearing to the Court, from the return of the Sbet7
iff of Meriwether county and Crawford county, tba£
the said William Green is not to be found in the said coun-
Jfas On motion, it is ordered, that service io said case
be perfected by a publication of this Rule, once a month
tor three months, in one of the public gazettes of Mik
ledgevillo.
A :rue extract from the minutes, tbis 22d of Marc]u
1931. LBVI M. ADAM*, Cl’k.
April 29
42—
3m
\Six.OiiGlA Nt* county
COURT OF ORDINARY,
March Term, 1831.
R ULE NISI FOR DISMISSION.—Upon the appli#
cation of Juhn H. Bai gh, administrator of Sarah
Gordon, deceased, stating that be is ready to close his saiff
administration and is desirous of being regularly disn ise
ed therefrom in terras of the law—It is therefore order
That this rule be published once a month for six months
in some public gazette of this state, that all persons may
have due notice thereof.
A true extract from the minutes this 12th March, 1831.
[37—6m] L. HOPKINS, Cl’k e o.
13* JUST PRINTED, and for sale a£
this Office, an assortment of BLANKS—embracing afr
of general use in this State.. Orders attended to wife*
promplnees. . April ■% A