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GWINNETT SALES. ,
On tlse Jirst Tuesday in JUJ\h* next,
W ILL be solJ, in the town of Lawrenc^ville, Gwin
nett county, between tile usual hours, the follow
ing PROPERTY, to wit:
One NEGRO MAN named Jacob ( dins Jake,) about
thwiy-iiro years old; one NEGRO GIRL named Adaline,
about twelve years old—Itvjcd on as t!te properly ol ihe
iLieuJ inlsjo satisfy three fi. fas. from a Justices Court,
one i«i favor of James Morris, against Henry Killian anti
Mary Maekcn, one in fttvor of A. G. Vanvolkeuburgh,
be »r -r, vs. Hariry Kii'iin and Mary Mackeu, and one in
favor of John P. Huiebins, vs. Mary Macken, executrix
of E lward MacKtn, deceased, and Henry Killian and
Beiyamia Crumley.
Also, at the sv.no time and place, will be sold, Henry
Killuu’s unexpired lease of Hie Rock Quarry on lot No.
J72, in the 5tb district ol skid county, to satisfy a fi. la.
from a J jsUces Court in favor of A. G. Vanvolkcuburgh,
vs. Henry Killian; levies all made and returned lot me by
iValliuoi Gordon, a constable. _
vVILLIAM MARTIN, D. Sheriff.
At ihe same time and place, mill be sold,
One cupboard, 1 loom, 1 carry lugg, 2 stills and 16
wash tubs—levied on as the property oi William Hender
son lo satisfy two li. fas. from Gwinnett Inferior Court in
favor of Hudson Li. Allen, vs. Hiram Bowen and Will
iam Henderson, and one from Gwinnett Superior Couit
iu favor of Allen B. Winn, vs. William ileuderson and
Jfohn D tvis.
Lot of LAND number one hundred end thirty-six, in
the seventh district Gwinnett count*—levied on as Uu
properly of James Edmondson to satisfy four ti. fas. from
a Justices’ Court, two in favor ol James Wardlaw, vs
Jamas Edmondson and two in favor of Hardin Blalock,
vs. James Edmondson; levies made und returned to me
by Siuum Berry, constable.
YVM. BREWSTER, D. Sheriff.
EMANUEL SALES.
On the first Tuesday in JULY next,
B EFORE the court-house door in Swainsborougb,
Emanuel county, between the usual hours of sale,
will be sold, the following PROPERTY, to-wit:
One tract of LAND, containing three huudred and
seventy-seven acres, more or less, lying on tbe waters ol
Daniel’s creek, adjoining land of Edward McGuar—-levi
ed on as the property of Isaac M. Norman, to satisfy a
fi. fa. issued from a Justices Couit in favor of Isaac Ste
phen; levy made and returned to me by a constable,
viay 19 JOHN OGLE8KEY, Sheriff.
Administrator’s Sale.
W ILL be sold, on Saturday 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 loo tedious lo mention.
ENOCH SHIVER, A'lra’r.
May 19 45 8l*
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 Salt m, part of tut real estate of Fohn Sel-
man late of Walton county, deceased—to be sol * ngree-
bly to an order of the Inferior Court of Walton county,
silting fur ordinary purposes.
JOHN H. LOWE, Adm’r.
May 19 45 7t
Also will be sold, as above,
One hundred ami forty acres ot LAND, more or less,
pail of Lot No. 303, in the 6tb district ot Gwinnett coun
ty—fevieilan as the property ol the defendant, to satis.y
H fi. fa. from Gwinm.tt Superior Court in favor of Asuhcl
R. Smith, vs. Janies J. Jenkins.
Fifty acres of LAND, more or less, port of Lot N >
}0l, in the 7‘h district Gwinnett county—I vied <>n as ihe
property of Thorn 19 Peudley 10 satisfy a fi la. (row G-rin-
nclt Inferior Court in favor of James A. Johnson vs. Jon
athan Fendley and Thomas Peadicy his security.
Also, two hundred and fift) acres of LAND, more or
leas, in the 7th district Gwinnett, uumb r not known ad
joining Spruce and Hudgins, whm'eon the defendant nu>
lives, to satisfy a fi. ia. ftom Gwinnett inferior Court in
favor ol Sell) Wyman, vs..TiiorauS Fend ley.
L5t of LAND, No. 82, also one Finn ired ucre3 of
LAND, part of lot No. 63, in the 5th district Gwinnett,
Wo ere an defendant Stuart resides, pointed out by him aud
levied upon to satisiy two fi f;s. from Gwinnett Superior
Caiurtin favor of James V. arilaw, guardian, &c.-vs. foiui
Stuart, William Gordon, security ou the appeal, ami Join
P. Hutchins security on tbe slay of execution.
THOMaS WORTHY, Sheriff.
Administratrix’ Sale.
S iriLL be soid, at tbe house of Robert Meeks, in the
▼ T county uf Henry, on the 24;lt day of June next,
iilt the
PERISHABLE PROPERTY
of John A. Conger, late of said county, deceased. Sold
for the beru-fit uf the heirs and creditors of deceased—
terms made known on the day ot sale.
KEBECoA CONGER, Adm’x.
Mai 12 44 7t
Administrator’s Sale.
V, V7 ILL be soi:, on u,< first Tuesday in August next,
If v TWO' NEGROES, to-wit:—a negro girl by name
: Gcnnv am. a boy by name of Griffin—6otd as tuepro-
n-rty <>f i*i»rrel Philips, for the bentfii of the heirs anu
c. editors of said estate. EASON TICEN,
Adm’r at boms non.
Slay 12 44 12t
MILLEDGEVILL#
iCLSOtfXC 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 30 th day of June next will be drawn,
1000 F&.XZ2S OB Bzoaa.
Winch wili conclude the 4th day’s drawing—Then to be
deposited the SPLENDID PRIZE of
30,000 DOLLS.
With prizes of $1000, $900, $S00, $70", $600, S500,
$400, &c Sac. according to the Scheme.
THE 5TH DAY’S DRAWING
Will be concluded in ONE DAY!—so that tkeie remains,
to complete the whole scheme, but Two more Days!
Those who intend risking a few dollars fur the present
chance of being suddenly relieved from all embarrass
ments wilt do will to remember that “delays are danger
ous,” and that '‘Luck’s not nil” for Fortune will be baited.
Notwithstanding the present richness of the Wheel,
which would justify a considerable advance in the priced
Tickets they tr* still sold at the original prices,
WH OL ES $ 10—Shares in proportion.
Address orders (post-paid, an.! without d.-i. y) »o
RHODOM A. GREENE,
Secretary to Commissioners.
MiHelgeville, 9tb May. 18S1. 44
UJLOilJE HOTEL,
ALSO —lYill be sold, on the first Tuesday in
Jar-’ next, at the same place,
Orm negro i\LiN, namod acob, and one hundred and
twenty sides of LEATHER—levied on as the property
of defendant Jo satisfy a raurigrge fi. fa. from Gwinnett
Inferior Court in Invar of As.hcl R. Smith, <s. Mar)
Mac kin uud Henry Killian; rroptrty painted ouf by sum
Ki l laU . VVILLIAM MARTIN, t). Sheriff
WALTON 3ALE3.
On the first Tuesday in JUNE next,
B EFORE the court-house door in the town of Mon-
roc, VVahaiiCajnty, will bo sold, between the usual
hours 4 sal*, the following PROPERi Y. to wu:
One '.bird part of LOT No. 349, in the 5rb district of
origin illy Gwinnett now Walton county levied uu us tl;•
pronto tv of Taylor smith, to satisfy a mortgage ti. fa issu
ed on', of Walton Superior Court in favor of Solomon &.
Griffin, *a said smith; property pointed out in said mort
gage fi. fa.
Ten acres of LAND, lying on tbe north side of the Apa-
latchy river, formerly Jackson now Walton county, ad-
joiuiug Drummond, Hosckand Bowman—levied on as the
property of Beniamin Holsell, to satisfy a fi. fa. from d
Justices Court in fivor of Richard B iller, vs. said Benja
min Hulsel); levy made audreturned to me by a eonstabli .
One sorr. I SlARE, four or five years old—levied 011 as
tbe properly of Nineau B. Sims, to satisfy a fi. fa. in fit
vbf of ijarnucl Brown, vs. Edward McGruder and N. B.
Sims; properly pointed out by the pluiuitfl.
Two hundred and fifty acres of LAND, lot No. 9. ii
the 4th district of said county, whereon Jesse vlilcfieii,
sen. now resides, adjoining Smith and others on he Alc.*-
va river—levied on h» the properly oi 1 homas K. Atitch-
eil, to sat'sfy two fi. fa6. one 111 favor of the Inferior court
of Morgan county, for the use of B. S. Ogletree, tdtninii-
tintor deboiris non of Matt Mitchell and others, the oUifc*
in favor of Ed vard Paine anJ Jeptha V. Harris, adrn’rs.
&c. vs T. R. Mitchell and Samuel Jackson, seeoniy o<
appeal; property pointed out by John Jutkson, tx’ur o.
h. Jackin, deceased. . .
Sev.nty-five acres cf LAND, it being part of traction
No. 233, in tbe louriii district of said county, lying on the
Hightower trail, whereon Charles Al. Linn, lorin. rty re-
Bbied—levied on us the property ol Isaac M’Crary, tu
satisfy sundry fi, fas. issued out of a Justi. es Court 01
Monroe county m favor of Andrew Woodley, vs. said
McCrary; pr jp.,rly pointed ut by the plaintiff, ievy made
and returned to me by a constable.
One hundred and twenty-fM*-acres ©f-4»AND, more
or less, well improved, part of lot No. 31, in the first
district of said ebunty, whereon defendant now lives—
levied 011 a# the property ot Nathan Whitley, to satisty
(Mia fi. fa. in fivor of Johneton & Gunn, vs. said Wbi tie Jf
property pointed out by said Gnnn, levy utadc and relum
ed to me by a constable.
ORION STROUD. Sheriff.
2TEWTOET SALES.
On the first Tuesday tn JU.\E next,
^ILL be sold, before the coorUhouse door in the
town jf Covington, Newton comity,between toe
usual hours of sff)e,the following PliOPERl Y, to wit:
One WAGON and TEA vl—levied on a? tue property
of GeorgeFauset, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of A. 3. Ben
nett, & Co. vs. George Fauset.
JOSEPH WATTERS, Sheriff.
Administrator’s .Sale.
S^ILL be sold, on tin first Tuesday in September
i/ T n x:, bttiVi en tilt usual hours ot’sale, at thocoun
housi io the 10 n >f C .vmgion, between the i .wiul hours
Ot Salt, lilt f >1 wi* 1
TRACTS OF LAND, viz:
202J acres, more «>r less, ber g No. 16 ;n to- 8tli district
»l or*ginolly Henry now Ne vion eoun y ; 202j acres,
more or less, it being lot N 45. in the 8.0 disinctof urig-
•nally H nry now Ncutoa county. Soiil f»r tiie brnetii
.ftue heirs and credit ors. Tu rns made known on the day
.f sole. JONATHAN C. MACKEY, Adm’r-
March 24 37 tils
l^T.:TIt E. A iti be soid utti.e court-bouse in Troup
E vl t ».ntv, .1;. tin first Toe-day in July next, ihe on.
h.tif of LOT No 293 in the 5Ui district of Troupcoun-
ty—Sold for division.
FRANKLIN ADAMS, Guardian.
April 21 4!lOt
GEORGIA—H nrv comity.
M athew hicks of thn 490.h dis
trict. G. '! luii^ ;i-.fr. 1
-TWO BAY MARES,
One about ten or twelve yeurs oi l, her right
dnd foot white, and a slur in b r forth <ti
• hoot 4 me eight or ten inches high, and shod II round.
Tne other is a FILLY, about two years old this com
ing spring, with a sm ill star in Lor forehead and tolerably
well grown. The old mare appr ist.d by Elias H >u-e. and
Eli Coan, to IVn iloiiars; ihe fii y to Thirty dollars by
tbe same, Uiis 26ih February, 1631.
J A. F.LL13, j. p.
A true extract from the F.stray Book of the Inf rim
Court, this, &c. GUY W. aMITH, c. i c.
Mav26 46 3t
GEORGl t—rieiiyy cooutv.
l/floHN FAULKNER *>f Contain Cagles district
ItX Mils before me, one D IRK B.IY HORSE, Inp-
snu : m *he right hip, no oilier mun.s or oray s, eleven "i
iwt Ive years old— Appraised by Francis C a)k and tY ill
»am Gr .y to Twenty-five d.d'ars, 'his 5th F* '»ru.iry, 1631
JOHN TRLD’.VELL, J. p
A true extract f/om the Es’ra*. Book, fcc
GUY W SMITH, c. i e.
Vw 2.3 46 3t
*> l tLivji A — i ir<>r■
C l HARLES KNlGHT
J District, tolled before
HABERSHAJOI SAEES.
On the first Tuesday in JUNE next,
W ILL BE SOLD before the Court House door in the
town of Clarksville, Habersham county* within tbe
lawful hours ol sale, the following property to wit:
LOT No. 122, in the 3d district of Habersham county
—levied on as the property of Nathan A. Siins, to satisfy
a fi. fa. in favor of John Inee, for the use of John Pass,
from % Magistiaie’s Court of Walton county; levy made
and returned lo me by-a constable.
LO T No 17, in the second district of said coHnty—le
vied on as the property of William Shoffit, to satisfy a ti.
fn. from a magistrates* court of said county in favor of
Williara B. Shelton, one other fi fa. in favor ol John Ma
ples, one other fi. fi. in favor of Thomas J. Rusk, one
other fi. la. in tutor Cleainon Quillen, uud one oUier fi.
fa. in favor of Joseph Brainietl, all vs. said Shoffit; levy
made and returned to me by a constable.
LOT No. 134, in the 11th district of said county—levi
ed on as the properly of Whited Ryan, lo satisfy .wo fi.
fas. from a Magistrates’ court of Jackson county, in favor
of Edward Larnkin; levy made and returned to me by a
constable. A. MAULDIN, D. Sheriff..
POSTPONED SALE.
Jtt 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 sati.-fy n fi.
fa. from Wilkes Superior Court, in favor of Reuben Ecb-
cfc, vs. said Hancock.
Also, LOT No. Il7, in the 13;h district of said coun
ty h-vied on as the property of John O. Jordon to satisfy
% fi. fa. in favor of John R. Stanford and others v». said
Jordan. A. MAULDIN, D. Sheriff
I^TuriCE.—Will be sold, at the court-house door in
j.1 the town of Milledgevide, on Tuesday the 5ih day
Of July next, all tbe
Perishable Property
belonging to the estate of James Clark, deceased.—
Terms made known on the day of sale.
WILLIAM J. DAYIS, Adm’r. ,
May 18 45 7t
M
county.
uf said county, in th« 525 :
Jure aif-on th' 29 i> uf Apul, 1831.
; DAY .r!AUE four Let en or «1. v-n inch* » btgb, 3
yehrs old, black man' a'id tail—Ai^pi aised t» Fil'y-si v-
i. doll is and fifty ccnis Lv Lewis H d and loel Briwn.
Given under my hand, 2i May 1^31
tv \1. ELLIS, j p.
A true extract from the Est r ay Bock. &c.
. GUY W. SMITH, c i. c.
May 26 47 3c
GEORGIA—Henry county.
0D60N HARWELL of Capt. Ylijumin B. Tr v
|o 1 ’s district, tolls b-f re m** one estray PALL
SORREL MARE, suppu*uu lo b• fi e or six years sUi,
maras, viz: she has a sit.'tll .star in iie* f.rebcad, and r.
saidll sn ponthe nusc and a se>u in i«er flunk, and sjmc
s. ddle marks on the back, 8>»itcii tail, • eks w.ll -ap
praised by vi. li. Traylor ard Henry Haynes, to forty
five dollars. Given under my l> i d, f c.
♦ JOHN F. ilARDlN, j. p.
A true extract from the i *. -n Book, 20 ’> A*ay, iS31.
GUY W. SMITH, c. i. c.
May 26 H6 3t
GEOltGI A—Henry county.
LLXaNDEK MiKI. BIN f htr469ih district, G
>i. tolls before me . oe SORREL M~JUE, twe'v-
o. ui'tecn years old, her left iuu- :unu feet ')i*it» and
some saddle spots un tier back—apitrais-d b» Danul Nui-
Iv and Mathew Tideweli tu Thir’y dollars. ibis 23a
1831. JOHN A ELLI-v j. p
A true extract from the L*'ruy B--ok, t is 20..: •>',
1861
GUY >Y
iITH, c i
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebt. u to tue estat^of Asa S:nj|ison,
dec’d., are reqAsted to make payment wnboni dc
lay—and thus, having demands against said es'ate will
present them duly authenticated v -niiin ‘Tie tune j're»c*ib-
ed bv law. VMLLIA vl J. DAVIS. Adm’r.
May 18 * 45 6>
NO j WE.
^ LL persons having demands against the estate oi
Samuel Jackson of \Y alton. county, deceased, wifi
present them as the law directs—and those indebted are
requested lo make immediate payment.
JOHN JACKSON,
JOHN H LOV\ E,
Mtiv 19 45
| Adm’rs.
45
NOT WE.
A LL those indebted to tne estate of John Ethere ige,
late of said county, doeeased, areueieby it quested
to n akc immediate payment—and all those bavii g de
mands against said estate to render in tl^eir accounts
agreeable to latv.
MERRIT ETHEREDGE, Adm’r.
May 12 44 6t
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the estate uf James Clark,
deceased, are requested tu make paymi nt without
ueiay, and those having claims against said deceased, ar<
requested lo present them legally authenticated within tire
time prescribed by law.
WILLIAM J. DAVIS, Adm’r.
May 5 43 6'
NOTICE.
I DO HEREBY fonvaru an, person or persons fiom
Lading with my wife RYDIA, as I will not make any
of her contracts good irom this date.
SAMUEL PLODWORTH.
May 16th, 1831. 45 3t*
T HE sGB-m-TIBER, proprietor oi the Globe
Hotel, and more recently of the Mansion House,)
begs leave to announce to his friends and the public gen
erally, that hr has taken that elegantand commodious fire
proof Brick 3uibung on tbe corner of Broad and Jackson
streets, and immediately adjoining the new Masonic Hall.
It is situated in the most centra! part of the City, and is
in he very heart of business—being in the vicinity of the
Augusta Bank, and the Branch bank of the State of Geor
gia.
This establishment is known as the GLOBE HOTEL,
and in the iirerior arrangement and general construction,
unites in an eminent degree, spaciousness, neatness, anu
comfort. To the man of family, the individual traveller,
the daily boarder, or the fashionable visitor, the GLOBE
ptsents accommodations inferior to none ill the bouthern
Stat^.
Havingconductcdfor a number of years, two among
tbe most popular Hotels in this City, he flatters himself
that his experience in business, added to the superior
advantages of situation and the resources underhis con-
troul, will enable him to give the most decided satisfuc
tion lo all who may honor him withtheir patronage.
His STABl.ES ire spacious and wel’ventilated, uud
amply supplied with the beat of provender, and at
tended by experienced and sleq'’} Ostlers—in addition
te winch,the subscriber will bestow his own personal
tinretmlling attention, and in bischarges, will not forget
tne pressure of the times.
The Charleston Stages arrive at
♦be Globe Hotel every Sunday,
•'dnesuay and Friday evenings,
g t 6 u’clotk, & depart every Tues-
.y, :. i;-v, .ud Saturday morning, at balfp>st9-
TUe >Vslung:oil umi Athens Stage,departsevery Tues
day an-: Saturday morning, at 3 o’clock, and arrives eve
ry 1Y< dn -.sday and S.iauay evening at 6 o’clock. The
F.lbcrtou SI ii;«- departs every Sunday morning, at 4 o’
clock,and a, rive-: awry Friday evening at 6. The Pen
ile* n St.;gi departs ev ry Tuesday,at 4 o’clock in the
-joi ning, and arrives ven v-unday at 2 o’clock in thr
evening. Thr vijlleig'ville Siagr arrives every day ex-
cep' rhorsday, at 7 .-.’chick in liie evening, and departs
• very d *y except VVeau-sd iy, at 2 o’clock in tbe morn-
to-/. The Savanna%d.lHgt arrivt s every ond.iy Wed-
nesday and Friiay. at 10 o’clock in tbe morning. an*i
’courts .v.'ry Sunday, "•lesdny and Thursday, at 2 o’
clock in ihe r mg >\IL11A.Vi SliANNON
Augusta, O l I, 196 tf
^ ILL AND SEE!
jsiiiiiiPSBi
t’»1K S.ibscribi f respectfully informs
tu f--:e*j'it and the public- in general, tiiat
he b - ' 1 OUSF.of
3^TSaT^.I2IS«CEWT
;it > R-io._ : jn , i.i.m-i co. id) Ga. and
:l :• t*-r- -inis':: thai b* wiB give as gener
c? ■:!! ?hat may favor *:im wit* their patron-
igs as^ny lUtr fjui-Kc*.pei in as nerviv s- tiled cot.r try
*»s ihis— rh'Wigh Carrol-••’.'unty has uc«-ii kept ::itiu back
ground, drfari:pn and sli.-iii d by ".ports, vet I hope al*
HTsoon' 1 , ’>loan uw-y liy rhfc si:nsl:irr ol ‘ inue. nui-
tured by th* G >spr l of Christ, and the instruction cf art-
rml sciences-So tiril and sre C. McCARTY.
April 24— 225 tf
SifiiiSS'
- t.s|a..i: •:
ton? *r ms *♦* 9
i ‘AT
•Ail vV
HE snb.se* iber has obtained ft utr. eo;nc of the Judges,
d ‘ lliers, a number of DECISIONS mMc in
iriiuorlant law c:im:s. He > xpecis to enlarge bis collec-
t«oiij i.od so sj-’-n as tire subscription will authorize, to
publish ih- in in a plain, cluap styic, in pamphlet form.
T:.t ohjer. of this und* rtabtng i« t > awaken am»n> th-
, ■ b sr-use «f the imp-irtauce of a COURT FOR
THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS
The Judges, voucitt-rs, an i Members of the Bar
throughout ihe State are respectfully r.-q*i* -<ted to furnish
<v*t!*entic reports. To those «'homay di-sr. a reasonable
allow nee in the price uf tr e work will be : ,,de.
Utility done, :ui.l not profit is the abj~ct of the utider-
?.iking. .And with this view he solicits warmly the cn-op-
• ration of ; he Bar anJ Bench, tlis situation as an editor
wilt enable him to print the work more cheaply th in oth
er per suns. JOHN G. POLHILL.
P. 8.— V prospect as will *0011 be out.
Milledgcvitle, April 21, 1831 41
AUCT.I
oosaicissoii stfszwsss.
'tilHE oui *i:gufu u.iviiig been regular v appoiuted
i Auctioneers for the tow a of vlilledgeville, respect
fully s--licit the p .ti onuge of their friends and the public.
Tbcir regular ii-;y9 of sale will be on every Saturday in
e.-.cb week, and on the d4ys set apart for 'heiilTs and
other 5uI• s,ip any d..y that may be req*iested.
All merelKuidise and other property intrusted to their
disposal, will be stored, and sold to the best advantage.
J. W. PITT,
PRYOR tv RIGHT.
Aoril 28 42 4t
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tiser. It is sufficient to say, that its political principles
will be based upon whst he conceives tbe true Jeffersonian
creed, us understood by Drayton, Livingston, Madison
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of that forbearance and liberality *ot inconsistent with
integrity of principle, andinfi Xibility of purpose.
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dium sheet, ut §2 50 payable in advance, or $3 50 at the
end of each year. Adveitisements inserted at the usual
rates.
The Giintsvillr Advertiser will be issued so soon as
the patronage will warrant—of which the undersigned
has flattering assurances.
The exertions of his friends are respectfully.solicited.
Nathaniel b. juhan.
April 7, 1831 » .
IC3 3 * Edi’.ors of papers in Georgia and the adjoining
Slates, willing to reciprocate the courtesy of an exchange,
will please give publicity to the above. Communications
addressed to the undersigned, must, for tbe present, be
directed to Mdiedgeville, postpaid. N B J.
A Reward of § en Dollars
M ILL be given to any person who
will appr-hend my negro Boy, by the
name of
YORK,
and deliver hir^citber to Doe* Charles
Budcy, iackson, Buitscounty, Henson
N. .aekson, Greenville, Meriwelh r
county, Benjamin Peoples, near -iad-
lson, Morg m county, or lodge hjrn in jail so that I can
get him. This buy is of a d Tk complexion, has Ipst one
ol his fore teeth, stout bnit about five feet eight inches
high—he b d on when be left me an old wEite fured hat,
dark green frock coat, striped pantaloons and a new pair
of' hors with brass heels. Said bqy left me about five
miles on tbe road from Forsyth to Knoxville, on the 3d
RICHARD BAILEY.
_Mr*ch 12 • 44 lm3m
X3r JUST"PRINTED, and forsal. it
this uffic<, an assortment of BLANK&—embracing ali
( geueral use in this State, Orders attended to wjffa
promptness. April 7
TH3 IRXS&HAXr
JVCD SUUl'ltLiii.V DEMOCRAT.
£ would re.-pecti'ully inform our patrons and the
v T public that we contemplate sundry new arrange
ments, and improvement?, in ihe forthcoming volume ol
'■the Irishman;” and while we gratefully acknowledge our
obligations for past encouragement, we trust that an aug
mented liberality will rnable u» to carry those projects in
to execution. Indeed the political aspect of things, and
the relative position in winch we have voluntarily placed
ourselves, would seerirtu demand a corresponding energy
and enterprise on our pat t;—for we cunnot conceal from
ourselves tha; a crisir r-r uppruachiog very rapidly—if it
has not already arrivtd—when every advocate for good
order, ana the “Integrity of this Union,” must be
bold ia avowing, anu zealous in propagating ihe true doc
trines of the Constitution. The enemy is rallying his
meaus of annoyance—the most powerful engines that
talent, ingenuity, or low cunning can bring lobt-ar, are,
or will speedily bo levelled at the venerable fabric of our
institutions—and however feeble otti* efforts, tuey must
not be wanting to ‘‘resist the toe?” \Vith this view, we
propose enlaiging our sheet, and giving to it the form
and pressure” of the ordinary vehicles of information.—
The cirele of our exctianges too, has been considerably
extended, and uasisUuce has been secured in the EJilon-
al Department. VV\ promise our readers a large acces
sion of origin**!, and «n uauiedia-.e transfer of such select
ed matter, as may bear i*u the great interests uf which we
Profess ourselv* s the advocates;—in short, we are desi
rous of establishing a new era in the history of the "Ins .-
man und Democrat,” and respectfully solicit the co-ope
ration of our friends.
As regards the ensuing Presidential election, symptoms
by no means equivocal, have already be^un to manifest
themselves, to :he utter discomfiture ol every prrviou**
prognosis. Nor dots it require any refined sagacity to
discover their proximate cau<e—Jackson has had thr
firmness and consistency to frown on the maciunu'ions to
w Inch we Lave already adverted, and hence, some uf tbosi
* hat rang the loudest notes of praise, are oeginning lo
wail their feeble cries, «»r to fulminate their coaiaest a-
nalhemas. To call tiiu> ui.iy political defection, were
a feeble phrase: in our opinion it involves a much more
seiioo6 charge of gross moral delinquency, lor it must
pozxle eveu uulhtic ition sophistry ilstifto point o*4 Hie
vast dipciepancic* between Jacksou the idolized, and
J-.cksuu the iursaken! In what h is he lalten short of the
glorious anticipations, of which these very men were the
vouchers and proclaimers? What duty has he neglected?
What responsibilities has he evaded? What recent occur
rences have cast theii Harkening shadows over a life of un
paralleled uevotedness, and incalculable public services?
For ourselves, as we were among the first to support, we
are now confirmed in our confidence in tbe man, by the
very measures that have entailed the displeasure of his
oppuntols; and if any possible contingency could induce
u - to swerve from our fidelity, it would most assuredly lie
of a more important character than a personal difference
with vlr. Calhoun, with which the public have, proper
ly, nothing at ali tp do. Andrew Jacks.-n we now pro
claim to be our first, our lus-„ our only, and w. stub yet
live, we trust, to add, our successful Candidate!—
L*t his friends come forth ! olJ.y: me season is early, but
not too early to counteract the subtle schemes, the mu-
ehiave.iian artifices of L.s enemies; and chile we efte
evtry facility vvi.it0 tur columns can affird,' we plodg*
oursrlves to gO-b..nd 111 hand with them in wbalevei may
protiiote iu glorious cans*!
The proposed alterations in our paper will necessarily
impose »d-rii.’iial expenses, to defray which we solicit
111 increase iu cur subscription list. Tut first number ot
‘THE IRISHMAN & SUUTHF.RN DEMOCK A1,”
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May next, at $3 per tonuin payable in Advance, or $3 50
if not p: id within six Kionfeutfiom the time of subscribing
May 19 1831 45
Information Wanted.
A YOLNG Gent t-lnati who now resides at Lincolnton,
XaL Gt-orgin, is particularly aosirons of obtaining infor-
nj -liuiv relative lo tue pi *ce of residence of William
Doughty, who removed some years ago fro n Gates Coun
ty, Stait of North Carolina, to somewhere in Georgia.—
A tins addressed tu the Post Master at Lincolnton, giv
ing th.- nec.wsary information will be thankfully teceived
Edi'or? friendly to a desolate young man, will
please insert the abuVe.
April 28 42
F OUR months after date application *H1 be made 10
the bonwrablr tbe Inferior Court of W alton county,
wnerr sitting for ordinary purposes, Air l ave to sell al
lands the belongingto tbe estate of Zach. Phillips late ol
said county, deceased, with the exception of the widow’s
dower. ROBERT M. ECHOLS, Adm’r.
February S3 33 ^m
« sOUR months after date application will be made to
it 1 the honorable the Inferior Court pf Jones county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sel.the
real estate belonging to tbe minors of Benjamin Milner,
deceased—adjoining Charles Wornam and others.
PENELOPE MILNER,
February 25th, 1831 Guardian for the Minors
J .TOUR months after date application will be made to
. the honorable the Inferior Court of YValton county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell the real
estate ol Abraham Stephens, deceased, with the execep*
tion of the widow’s dower.
ROBERT M. ECHOLS, Adm'r.
Febpmry 22 3S 4m
£JOUR months after date application will be made to
tf? the honorable the Inferior Court of Jones county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell all the
Rr-al Estate of Ann Dunn, deceased, and sold for the &eh«
fit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased.
. SAMUEL WINFREY, Adm’r.
_ F°*wuary 15 32 4^
4 .10UK months after date application will be made to
. the honorable Interior Court of Pulaski county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the
real and personal Estate of Samuel King, deceased.
ELIPHLET KING, Adm’r.
Fdmiarv 15 32 4m
F OUR months alter date application will be made to
the honorable the Inferior Court of Troup county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell lot
of land No. 292, in the 4ib district uf said county, drawn
by the heirs of Jesse Hitchcock, deceased, late of Jasper
county, for the use of the heirs of said deceased.
JOHN HITCHCOCK, Ext’r.
March 31 38 4m
1 710UR months after.dale application will be made to
. the honorable the Inferior Court, when sitting as a
court of ordinary of Henry couu'.y, for leave to self the
real estate of John Brown, deceased, for benefit of
the heirs and creditors.
JOHN P. DODSON, Adm’r.
March 8. 1831 35 4m
F OUR months after date application will be made to
the honorable the Inferior Court of Newton county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell lot
No. 212, in the 9th district of Houston county, belonging
lo the orphans of William Rhodes.
JOHN V- CAMPBELL, Guardian.
MaroL 24. 1831 37 4m
months alter date application will be made to
X the honorable the Inferior Cuurt^of Jasper county,
.-.hen sitting for Ordinary purposes fot* leave to sell the -
real estate uf Mastin Rucker, deceased.
JAMES NEAL, )
AARON SMITH, ) M *
March 24 37 4na
ffjlOUR months alter date application will be made ta
E? the honorable the Inferior Court of Baldwin county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell oue
NTgro Woman, belonging to the estate of Ann Dyer, late
of Baldwin county, deceased, fur the benefit uf the heirs.
JOHN B. DYER,
March 24 Acting Executor said Estate.
gNOUR-munths after date application trill be muds to
jSL? me honorable Inferior Court of Habersham ouunty,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell Lot
No. 32, in the sixteenth Carroll, now Troup county —
Said land drawn by Leuicy Williams of Habersham coun
ty, and sold for ber benefit. her
REBECCA X WILLIAMS,
April 21 mark. Guardian.
■ — —y ■ *
F OUR months afterdate application will be made to
the honorable the Inferior Court of Dooly county,
*vhcn silling as a court of ordinary, lor le;r.e to sell lot of
Land, No. 133, in the I81I1 district ol formerly Lee coun
ty—Fortlie benefit of John M. Hilliard’s orphans.
WILLIAM HILLIARD,.Guardian.
Aprils, 1831 41 4 m
t AOTlK months after dale apphcaUun Win *e made to
the honorable the Inferior Court df Walton ebunty,
when sitting for odinary purposes, for leave to sell all the
interest of Mary Ann Knight, minor and orphan of Ro
bert Knight, dec’ll, iu lot number 0:1c hundred and eigh
ty nine, iu :he fourth ftislrict of Walton county—saiu in
terest being lift'' acres ol said lot.
GEORGE WILLINGHAM,
April 12, 18>1 42 Guardian.
F OUR months afterdate application nil! be made to
honorable the Inferior Court of Henry county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell half
i Lot of Land, r.' ». 102, in tbe sixth district of Henry
county, belonging tu the estate uf John A. Conger, late of
said county, de«* ase<l— fir the benefit of ihe~heirs and
creditors of raid deceased.
REBECCA CONGER, Adm’x.
May t2 44 4m
jfe^3*>UK months after date application will be m..de to
jU the honoiabie Inferior Court of Twiggs county,
wticii sitting for ordin ry purposes, lor leave to sell the
Negroes belonging to tbe estate ol Olinia Philips, dec’d.
MARK FAULK Adm’r.
M V 12 th, 1831 m4m
GEORGIA—Dobly couniy.
T|j&7"HEREAS. James Powell applies tome for Ict-
V v . tors of a .ministration on the estate of Isaac C.
\ltiler, late of Dooly county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singu
lar the kindred and creditors of said dec* used, to he and
appear al my office, within tbe time prescribed by law. to
shew cau*e. (if any they have,) why said letter* should
not be granted. Given under my band, this 13th ‘May,
1831. THOMAS H. KEY, e. c. o
May 96 43 5t
GE*tKliiA—Wat tun e .oi.ty.
INFERIOR COURT, SITTING FOR ORDINARY PUR
poses, 7lh march 1831.
Present their Honors, Egbert B. Beall, Robert M. Ech
ols, Timothy Pitman, Wilson W hatley and James Orr,
Enquires, Justices uf said Court.
f H .HE Petition of David J. Britt, shewetb that some-
.01 time in the yea. 18*27, be contract’d with James
Beasley, sen. then in life, for let of I n No. 47, hi the
eighth district Muscogee county, and gave thtrefer two
hundred dollars, wbich bas all been fully paid and settled
and that the said James Beasley, sen. has departed this
life without executing titles to your petitioner or making
nny provisions therefor, in his last will and testament—
Tbetefore, It is ordered by the Court, That Elisha Bet's,
administrator on the estate ol Janies Beasley, ser deceas
cd, do file ids obj utions, if any he ha3, why he should not
make good anu sufficient warrantee titles in and to said
lot oliand, in conformity.o the statute in such case made
and provided, unto the said David J. Britt, and that this
Rule be published in one of the public gazettes fer three
months previous to the time that the tiilts will be directed
to be made.
A tru* extract from the minutes, this 11th Maroh, 1831.
t*7—3n»J JE8SE MITCHELL, c c. o*
GEORGIA—DiKalb county.
Inferior Court, silting for ordinary purposes,
May Txrm, 1831.
W HEREAS Edward Wade, administrator on the
estate of Joseph King, deceased, applies for let
ter* of dismission from said administration:
This is therefore, by order of said court, to cite all
persons concerned to be and appear at the Court of Or
dinary for said county on the first Monday in January
next, to shew cause, duy they can, why said letters
should not be granted.^fSiven under my band, 11th May,
l8 2i- _ c. MURPHKY, c. c. 0.
May 85 46 mOm
BILL for Discovery,
Relief 4* Injunction.
L.N HABERSHAM SUPERIOR COURT,
April Term, J&31.
Fielding Hill and Frances Keith,
- Complainants,
/ w*
Albriton McDanb 1, Nathan Cook,
Tfc'imas Haynes, John Fountain,
■' il'.iarns Rutherford, Patrick J.
Robertson ond John Putts-
I T appe-ring to the Court tbat*the defendants in the
i.b-vt Bill reside out of tbe county of Habersham—It
is tr,cr< fore ordered. That they appear and plead demur
or answer to the said Bill at the n^xt Superior Court of
said county, or the Bill will be taken pro confesso, and
that a copy of this rule be published in one of the public
S xetu-s of this State in terms of the law in such case
provided.
A true copv from the minutes of Habersham Superior
Court, April Term, 1831.
JOHN T. CARTER, c. 0. c.
Mav 26 46 3m
C N Erirtoii A, W arrtii county.—Know aJl men by thesd
W presents, that I, Jesse Ansley of the oouoty and
state aforesaid, am held and firmly bound unto Gideon Y.
Holms, in ihe sum of two hundred dollars, for the true
payment of which 1 bind myself, my heirs, &c. jointly, se*»
veraily firmly by these presents. Seab d with roy teal,
and dated this first day of February, JS2S.
Tbe condition of the above obligation is such that i*
the above bound Jesse Ansley •'hall make to the said Gid- -
».on V Holmes, good and lawful titles to lot number one
hundred and twenty-nine, in the twelfth district of Haber
sham county, so soon as the said Gideon Y. Holmes ‘bhall
lift th* grant then this obligation to be void, else to re*
main in full force and virtue.
JESSE ANSLEY, l. s.
In presence of
Joshu. I.azenbt,
Durkins I vet.
IT appearing to the Court upon the oath of Thomas J;
Rusk and John Barton, that the original Bond of Jesse
Ansley, of which the above is a copy, has been lost or mix-
laid—It is therefore ordered, That the said Jesse Ansley
do shew cause by the nrxt term of this Court why the a«
b jvc copy should not be establish in lieu of 6aid lost orig
inal, and that this rule be published in one of the public
gazettes of this State in the legal manner or served oa
the opposite party as the law directs.
A true extract from the minutes Habersham Superior
Court, October Term lS30j this 8lb day of December
1830. „ JOHN T. CARTER, c. s. c~.
dec 18 94 m6m
GEORGIA—Pulaski county. * m ~ r
W HEREAS, Linkfield Perkins, Guardian of Olivo
Phillips, applies for letters of Dtsmissioo from the
guardianship of said Phillips:
These are then fore to cite the kindred and creditors to
appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to
shew cause, if any they hate, why said letters of dismis
sion should not be graded. Given under my hand tbir
14th March, 1891. J. CARRUTHERS, c. o. 0;
March 24 3? m6m