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m-WTHKN ihe ini'si important functions of life arc atix-
Vs pended,and those who ere invalids by inheritance
©r impru.lenee are reduced lo a deplorable slate of nervous,
debility, they should not even then despair, for il ia not in
despair that relief can be found. No let them first look
around, and laying aside nil prejudices, ask themselves this
it—"if my pbjsic ian cannot help me,is Ins repined v(ir u p j anl( « Ligon, vt. Allred B. Greenwood : properly
^ ^ Tuesday in lfecemb* r next.w ill t \villiin the legal hours
he sold, Is-fore theCoori House door in llie loan of L)rea :
lor.in said county, tin- following properly, to wit :
Tw o Negroes, io w it: Lewis, a man about thirty years
„!,1 an ! Mariali, a woman about twenty years old. to sa.is-
' <r,.r f, fss iesti it from n Jhstice’sl ourt of lb,e
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A DMINISTHATOR’S SALE.—By virtue of an
order of the honorable .ihe Inferior Court of Elbert
enmity, w hen sill::.2 for ordinary purposes, will lie sold, at
the Court House, inViilasl.i county, on the hrst Tuesday in
December next, between the Usual hours of sale, lot of
Land No 136, in the 4th district of originally Dooly, now
fv a number of lLfa* . Is sn d from a JOshee’s Court of the I Pulaski county, it I wing a part of the real estate oi Abner
- - • " *• - ** 1 ’ - * — n.K i V» ard, deceased. Terras ‘'iisli
f)2Gth District G. M. in favor of John J. Mitchcl, vs. L- . .. ------ iamv-tay . *
li,„ R. Bird : sold as the property of said Bird : levied on I THOMAS JOHNsTON, adm or.
ut.tl returned tome by n constable. _ J Septf-mber~2’2, 1838. ^ .
■«ne lot in the town of Decatur, known and distinguish- a SMINISTRATOBS’ SALE.—Agreeably
cd in the plan of M.d towni^ lot numln-r eight ; !«'«>“" atl or £. r cf ”p Inferior Court of Newton county
aa the property of Alfn-d B. Oieenwooil, to satisfy one ^ — ^oruir m i,, - - - -
fi. fa. i-sued fr,un HeKal'i Su|»erior Court, in fa-
‘MKJm.il. nuLJL! m JOLn. ^- l a"r i-ina-a' t
E XECIITORS’ SALE.—Will be sold, a! Decatur,
DeKalb rountv, Gn .betwepn the usual hours of sab
on the first Tuesday itt December next, the foliowing
crops, to wii : Bill. 45 years old: Dennis, 14: Sally, 12;
Alary.9; and David.21—part of the estate of JohnTrira-
hle. late of said county, deceased, fir the benefit ol the
heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms at snle.
MOSF.S TRIMBLE,)
JACOB REDWINE,< t LJCor -
September 5. 1333. 13
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' . , xi-Ni«i«inLrTION.—Tim business herelolora con
tur, ! WOVn MONTHS after date, nppln at.on wdl * | the name and style of BISHOP &
-Bf made to Ihe honorable Ihe Inferior Court of Craanue , MJ ( dissolver! by mutual consent, eli de-
l:, «»r..fe*«ta-teiyK!2; 15S!;”*./-«« ■- -*-.wsr'iis 1
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»kill my only rc»ort ? . . . .
Perhapsnl Thai moment ihe handing of tins advertisement
“Moffat’s Life Medicine*,” would calrh lheir eye; and w ere
they in tmfh divested of fool^h prcjwlim, they might, per
haps,!** induced to inquire whether Mr Mo Ha is theory
and treatment of disease, differed from that of their own
physician’s. They would then bam that it did differ, and
very w idely, and with tno6t happy results, too.
If they pursued fhrir enquiries still further, they would
find that nil practising physicians of the present day pre
scribe MERCURY, in some firm, for almost every disease,
and they would Irani too, that in rcurial medicine*. though
they give present relief, undermine tbe constitution, mid
always h ave the patient in n precarious state of health.
\ (;OOD VEGETABLE MKDICIN' K is just tbo re
verse of nil (his. For hundreds of \ cars before that scourge
of mankind, “Mercury,” was employed in the hfaliugnrt,
rbysirians rwed nothing but simple herbs. Even the Bible
recommend an ih« “skilful physician” h • who prepareth his
medicines from herbs :
Witness Ecclesinsticus, Chop XXIII.
V. 2. Thr skilful physician shall lift up h:s head; and in
the fight of the preal turn lie ?huU he in admiration.
V. 4. For he both prepared his mc/ticities out of the
OF A RBS of the earth, and he that u wise lull not Mar
them.
MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES pos-
fiPBscs qcuili'tes of f h • most mild and beneficial nature.—
They are composed of article* ihe most anti-putrercent,
combined with ecredient* known ns the only certain anti
dote for Fever* of every descripti*;n. When the disease w
produced either from cold, obstruction, bad air,swampy an,1
damp situations, or pntric miasma, whether malignant or
epidemic, or by ofh'r causes, these medietno* are certain in
laeir operation or effect*. Thor arc poaHPaacd of peculiar
qiiii/irieH, which riot only erfielnli diVase. big nt the snm-»
lime restore and invigorate ihe srstem. When firat taken
into me snimcli, tfiey immediately diffuse themselves like
a vnp*»r through cv^ry jw»rc, pro<lnring t fT*e«s at once de-
liuhfful, *a Jut ary and permanent. When the spark of life
ia^gins to grow dim Che circulation languid, and the fncili-
li*»s paralyznd, ih°«e m»>dieinc* are fijwod lo given tone to
the nerve*, exldhatc the nnimal spirits, invigorate (he body,
ttr«d re-nnrmn> the whole man.
THE LIFE MEDICINES have alsq been used with iho
jnoat happy mwcozh in Nervous and Dyspeptic dis aeea, l Y*n-
mimpfion, Arfhma, i.iver Complaint, Rheumatism,(chronic
and inflammatory) Dropsies.&e. &C.
For full particulars the reader is invited to call at Mr.
Moffat’* offed 1 . 2Mi7 Broadway, and receive a copy of llie
Good Samaritan, published gratuitously.
The following letters nro |jjt<*ly selected from a very
large number whi* h Mr. Moffat has lately received from
<?iffcrenf parts of (he (biiti-d Kafr's :
Mi. Moffat—Dear Sir: If i* with sincere pleasure that
1 venture to address you, to thank yon for the hencfil I have
received from your medicine*. My complaint was Salt
Rheunia,for which I have tried nearly all the medicines
which were advertised in the newspapers. I, however, re
ceived no relief from any of them. Since, I tv a* shown your
Good Samaritan, w hich induced me to try your medicine*.
When 1 applied to you, mv legs and arms were so bad (hat
they look cl like raw beef, and were covered with scars;
but after taking a twenty-five cent bo* of your pills, th?
•dead skill began to scale oil’, and so continued until 1 was
entirely cured. It is now four months since I was cured,
and 1 have had no return of iho complaint I have recom-
entnded your medicine to several persons, and should advise
all afflicted with Salt* Bheumn lo try it.
Respectfjlly, your oldfBservant,
31. (iLEOVEU, 13th st., between
5th and Jackson avenues.
Lawrrkck, N. Y., May 23, 1333.
Mr. 3Ioffat.--Pear Sir : I was troubled with the Files for
■several years. I applied to the nv»st eminent physicians
without relief. A friend of rniae, .Mr Clarke, who had re
ceived urea! relief from them, rccommcndeil me to use your
Life Pills. Though I was suffering \ery scverelv wifh them
at the time, 1 experienced relief in 48 hours, arid in a !• w
weeks was not troubled with ti.^ni at all, and 1 have b en
free from distress ever since and have great pleasure in
recommending them in those afflicted in a similar manner.
Respectfully,
JOSEPH E. STEARNS.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at W. B. MOFFAT’S
office, 3G7 Broadway, near Franklin at ,Ncw York
From the Jjouisvillc Journal, Oct. 13.
At the sol citation of an old friend, v e publish with pleas
ure, in this day’s paper, a ! t r from Mr O. !/. Smith, of
the firm of Smith, Kiddle <\ Co. of ibis city, to Mr. .Moffat,
af the city of New York, proprietor of the ^ Life. Fills and
Phoenix Hitters," Jo this h irer, 33r. Smith gives an account
of bis suffering* from a severe attack of chronic rheuma
tism, under wInch lie labored for more than three years,
and of his speedy cure by the use of the aforesaid medicines
A certificate, coming from so respectable a source, cannot
fail to have its weight in I hi- community. If this medicine
is (bntv] by experience to eff »ct so immediate a cure of a
com pi eoteo painful and distressing, it would he highly val
uable to persons engaged in navigating steamboats on our
Western rivers. From their constem exposure to the in-
clenaancy of ilie w t-aiher, and from the rapidity of their tran
sition from a c old to a warm climate,and from a warm to a
cold one, they are peculiarly liable to rheumatic attacks. To
them this medicine may prove an invaluable rem-dy—one
which they can always kee p on hand lor use as occasion
may require.
It is sab! t» at a single dose of three pills,or two doses at
moat, will relieve a common cold. The proprietor of the
medicine, through a friend, was so kind, a few weeks r.go,
ns to send ns n bolt e of the hitters, and n box of the pills;
and when afflicted with a severe cold, w e have derived ap
parently great beuefil from their use. We do not believe
that any inodicin* ever has been or will b? discovered, which
in serious complaints, will supercede the necessity of (he
physician’s servic es, yet we have strong reason to hope that
ithe medicine, of wlm li we have been speaking, will prove
•of great utility to the community.
LETTER FRG3I O. L. SMITH.
Louisville, Oct. 1st., 1837.
TVIr. John 3h (Tat.—Upwards of four years ago I was at
tacked with a violent chrome rheumatism, by which J was
ttnuch reduc ed and crippled. I applied to the best physicians,
•hut without receiving any relief. I have passed two months
•in Louisiana, and onn in the West Indies, being advised that
■th* diir. ita would effect my cure.—During one summer I
“visited the Hot Springs in Virginia, hnt all failed to relieve
me. Some time in July l was advised by a friend, recently
from New York, to try the effect of your Life Pills and Ph •-
mix Ritters. 1 U gan Intake them reluctantly, and without
having any faith in their efficacy whatever, and was truly
astonished In find that I grew better every day. I continued
to use them for about twenty days, in which time the use
of my !imh» were completely restored, and I now consider
•myself in as good health as 1 ever before enjoy, d. 1 fee 1 it
a duty which 1 owe to you and the publicly generally, to
give you tbit* certificate of the effects of your valuable med
icines on me, in a case, which was believed both by mv*
•cIf and my friends, to be almost incurable. I will say in
addition to this, that I have recommended your medicine*
pa several of my acquaintances, w ho are using them w ith
4v*ry appearance ul receiving the same benefit and relief
Respectfully, O. L. SMITH,
Of Ihe firm of Smith, RidJle& Co. Main fit.
LETTER FROM SINGLETON WILSON.
Shelby County, Kentucky, Nov. ft, 1838.
Mr. John Moffat.—Sir : In llie summer of 1825, 1 was nt'
tacked with n most vivUnt cutaneous nvpiicti ; my fare,
hands, aims, ankles and fret suit red most, though other por
tions of my laxly were diseased. As the appearance of this
eruption strongly r bird an a^sravAted case of poisoned
skin from a vine in this country called Poison Oak, 1 ap
plied the remedies usually resorted to for that complaint; they
nowever produced no salutary effort, ami the disease con-
finned to rr.ge until the approach of cold weather, when it
gradually commenced dying and ultimately disappeared.
Every summer since then, thi* disea->e has assailed m - w ith
unmitigated violence; my face has often been so inflamed
that Iras unable to and <»tlier portions of my body
presented the highest and most painful appearances ofcvfci-
meous inflammation. 1 Imve been often for w eeks unable to
leave my house, and during the whole of the hot reason* I
suffered unmitigated pain. Perhaps few have suffered for
•he pant ten years More than I have, and you may there
fore irrmrine that Inave not fail yd to upe eve rv remedy that
hnw been rtcommanded to mofnim a respectable source.—
Such in truth is ihe fact, 1 have 1 men trented over and over
again for this diseasehy tlie"most learmnl physicians in this
cour;try,Hnd nil w ithout effect, save a rr.<.m«*r;tary respitr,
from copious bleed nig, to which I have often b^en com 1^11^
lo resort, or wear oni for the want of *lcpp; my g»*Herxl
Tieofth. in consequence of this disease, has been greatly in
jured, and l am inclined to Ixdlievo that a few more attacks
of it would have brought me to mv grave.
I am however, sir, happy to inform you, that in July last
your medicine was recommended to me by your friend Ma
jor Whc&ily, of E.uisviile. 1 soon found myself much im
proved, and in less tlmn a ni n th « very vestige of the dis
ease whp removed: my general health is also greatly bene
fited. It would not be amis*, perhaps, to mention that,
although subject to Rheumatism, I have been entirely free
from it since I used your Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
I believe m\ *elf cured, and f »r n man of my age being in my
fifth year, 1 am in good Imnlih.
Tl»r nen tiimmi-r I williom ihn efficacy of your incili-
rin-s fur: her m lay case ami llico you shall hear from me
again.
SINGLETON WILSON.
—
LETTER FROM J. B. BLAND.
Louisville, Nov. 1st, 1837.
Mr. John Moffat—Sir : An infant sou of mine, in July
last, was afflicted wuh what is commonly called a hourl
comjJ'iinf. termed hy llie Facility, Cnohra Infantum, (n ,!is-
sawe dreadltilly faial lo children in the western country./
I tried several remedies wiihuut effi-ct. Hearing ihot some
o( your Life Pills were to he ha i in t his eily, 1 procured a
bo«, and gave mv child a aiiiglc piil in solution; it operated
well, and the child commenced eating with n tolerable ap.
petite the next evening, and speedily got well, and is now
in perfect health. Another son aged • ighi years took a »<■-
eere cold which caused him to have a high ftvrr through
thedsy. 1 gave him two pills at night, lliey operand no||
Ihe next way; the fever lefi i . and l;» has ever since h,.e n
in pmid healtit. I have a servant woman aged about fortv
eight yenrs, who had been ill fi.r many months, nnd was
greatly rednerd and rtnaei -.tcii, so much so that 1 did not
expect she could ever recover her health. I cannot any cer
tainly what lie dis. ase was with which she was afflicted,
nor can 1 well describe the sy ioniums. I determined lo try
the effort of th« Tills and hitters both on her, merely ns an
experiin nt, believing they would do Iter no harm if they
should do no good. 1 gave her llie Pills nnd Bitters agree
able to yonr direction:, end soon found that she was rapidly
recovering. She is now well and attend lo her business as.
Usual. The traits of your medicines in my ftmiJy has caused
me to speak of then in high terms of commendation; some
of my friends tire rather skeptical upon this subject; 1 will
not undertake to say certainly that your medicines cured
these three eases of illness in my family, but 1 will say, that
in each rase the patients began lo mend almost immediately
after taking your Life Tills an.l Flienix Bit it rs.
J. B. BLAND.
For sale liv
SI. E. EDWARDS, Agent,
AT Ills’ !>«r GOOD STORE,
September 11 Id.’id -- MtUtdgettUr, Georgia.
noinlcd out in said mortgage fi. fa
^ ° JOHN JONES, D Sheriff.
September 23, 1333. 15
(POSTPONED" SALE.)
D ekalb sheriff's sale—on the first
Tuesday in December nest, will, within the legal
hours bo .old, brfore the court-house door in the town of
Decatur, DeKalb county.
One Negro man hy llie name of Phil or Plulip about forty
-five years of age levied on as the properly of John
M’l limns, lo satisfy one mortgage fi. fa. issuer! from the in
ferior court of DeKalb cuunly, in favor of Joseph A.
Reeves VS.said McGinnis: property pointed out in said mort
gage fi. fa. September 17,1838.
]4 JOSEPH WALKER, n. sheriff.
EKll K ALB MlKJil FF'S SALE—On the /list
Tuesday in December next, will, within ll:’legal
hours, be sold, Ik fore t he Court House door in the town of
Decatur, in said county.
Thirty barrels of Corn, three stacks of Fodder, nnd three
slacks of Oats, nnd ten bushels of Wheat—all levied on as
the property of WileyGober, lo satisfy a distress warrant
tor rent, in favor of Elisha Yancy, *s. WileyGober.
JOHN IV. FOWLER, Sheriff.
October 25, 1833. 19
XECFTORS’ SALE —On the first Tuesday in
, . ... „ „ _ November next, will, within the legal honrs be sold,
for ordinary purposes, will on the firstTues- | before the court-house door in ihe town of Monticello, Ja
r.NMANTEL SHERIFF'S SALE.-
Will
jLjt be sold before the Court House door, in bwainsht.
rough, Emanuel county, or. the first Tuesday in Decem
ber r.rxt, within the usual hours of sale, the following pro-
p >rty. to wit:
Orrc tract of Land in said county, on the waters of Ca
rtouche >, adjoining land of D. E Ri< h, containing two hun-
rlrrd acres, more or le.-s, granted to John Davis ; also, one
barouche, one lot of ploughs, one cart, one pair carl m heels,
six he i.d of slot k cattle, more or Das, ter bend of bogs.more
or less, five head of hogs, more or less, one grindstone, three
feather beds, steads and furniture, one sideboard, two tables,
one dozen sitting chairs, inoreor less, and various articles of
k.lehen furniture—all levied on ns the properly ol John U.
Datiieil, to satisfy sundry fi fas. issued from Emanuel Supe
rior Court, in favor of t he Central Bank of Georgia, said
Bank, as. John K. Dnniell and others ; properly j stinted out
by plaintiff’s alt irney.
A. E HARRIS, D Sheriff.
October 22, 1833. 19
I B IKE FTIERIFF-'S SALE—On the first Tues
day in December next, will bo cold, within the legal
hours o: r-*!e, belor the Court House door in the town cf
Zebnlou, Pike rouoty, the following property, to wil:
Fifty acres of Land off cf the south side of lot No 8, in
the third district of originally Monroe, now Pike county, le
vied on hy virtut' of a fi fa. issued from Henry Superior
Court, in favor of Jesse B Reeves, guardian for th minors
of JohnG.Towns,deceased, vs John Durton, administra
tor of Benjamin Horton, deceased. - Property pointed out
by Elizabeth Gardner.
Lot of Land No. 21, in the second district of originally
Monroe, now Pike county, levied on by virtue of a fi. fa is
sued from a Justice.' Court of Ogleihorp^county, in favor
of F. W. Cook, w. Jam"s Willbum. Levy made and re
turned to me by u constable.
J. H. SHIVERS, D. Sheriff.
October 24, 1839. 19
ir&IKE SHERIFF'S SALE.—On the first Tcc*.
day in [)"cemher next, will, within the legal hours,
be sold before the Court House door, in the. town of Zebu-
Ion, Pike county,
The follow mg property, viz : two Negroes, a man by the
name of Ben. nnd a boy nan: -d Edward ; levied on by vir
tue of a fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court of sftid coun
ty, in favor of Gaslington Leak and Tilman Jink, sxeru-
lurb on the estate of Samuel Leak, deceased, vs. S'ppben H.
King and Asa S'ssion: property pointed out by Asa Sissicn.
JOSEPH II. SHI VERS, U. Sheriff.
October 27, 1333. 20
day in January next, he su'd, brfiire the Court House door
in ihe town of Covington, at lit® usual hour of sale, a Ne
gro Woman and Girl, belonging to the estate of David
Cliesiiul, deceased.
WM R CHF.SN17T,)
ALEX’K chessut, j aam or *’
August 22, 1833. 11
A DM1N1STRATORS’ SALE.—Agreeably to
an order of ilia Inferior Court of Newton county,
when silling for ordinary purposes, will, on llie first Tues
day in February next, he sold, before the Court Jlousedoor
i in the town of Rome, Floyd county, at the usual hour of
i .sale, lot (! f l an d a;,, 321, 4ib district and 4th section, said
land belonging to the estate of David Cliesnut, deceased ;
sold lor the hem fit of tin* heirs, A c.
WM. K CHF.SNFT,> , .
ALEX’!! CHESNHT, S cdm C7S
Augusi 22, 1833. j ID
t. PMINISTR ATORH’ SALE.—Agreeably to an
J\_ order of the Inferior Court of Jones county, when sit
ting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in
January next, between the legal hours of sale, be sold, be
fore the Court House door in !lie town of Clinton, nil the
negroes belonging to tl.eestateof Thomas Dillard, deceas
ed. Terms made known on the day of sale.
JOHN DILLARD, ) , ,
SILAS T. MIDDLE BROOKS, $ adm er ’ ’
July 31, 1933. 7
per countv, Ihe Land and Negroes belonging lo the estate
of Samuel Boyd, deceased. July 3. 1838.
ELIZABETH BOYD, ex’nr.
3 c. c.c.o. RICHARD BOYD, cx’or,
E KECI'TORS’ SALE Will be sold, on the first
Tu«^sday in January next, liefore ibe (’ourt House
clo‘»r in llie town of F»aiiihridsje, Decatur county, within the
letrai hours of sal'*, the valuable Plantation whereon John
Nr wherry lately lived, wiih iwo-ihirils interest in the *'aw
anfl Gri t Mills on sai«l premises. I’rrms of sale mane
knuwn on the dav.- ^eptcinVr 6, 1833.
JONATHAN C HAWTHORN, > V£ 0TS
13 jamf-s itag^n, S
F t aECFTOR’S SAIifJ.—Will he sold, nt the late
A reaidenee of John Newherrv, deceased, in the county
of Decalur,on the 29th dav of October next, two head of
young Ibir-es. one valnahln Cotton Gin, one Horse Cart.
Terms of sale made known on ihe dav.
JONATHAN C. HAWTHORN.'
JAMES 1IAGAN,
September fi, 1838. *
F.x’i.rs.
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• athnors.
DHlS1CTRATOES’ SALE.—Agreeably loan
order of lire Inferior Court of Jones oonnty, when
nitiing for ordinary purposes, will,on the first Tuesday in
December pext, be sold, before the Court House door in ihe
town of Cl nton, nt Ihe usual hour of sale, all the land
belonging to the e.iate of Thomas Dillard, deceased.—
Terms made known rn ihe clay of sale.
JOHN DILLARD,
SILAS T. MIDDLEBIIOOKS,
July 31, 1839. 7
XEOFTORS’ SALE.—Will he gold, at ihe late
li residence of Siriglcion Durham, deceased, lale of
Monroe county, on the twenty-seventh of Nuv mber next,
all the perishable property belonging to said estate, eonaist-
ingof corn and fodder, wheat and oats, wagon and cait,
horses ind mol s, poik and stock hogs, eoyvs and sheep,
household and kitchen furniture.cue good carding machine,
cne yoke of oxen, gin, thresh and fan, and the farming tools,
wi ll other articles too tedious to mention.
Will be rented, at the same lima and place, the Planta
tions belonging tosaid estate, for t he ensuing year. Sale to
be continued from day to dr.y, till all is sold. Terms of
sale to be made known on the day. Sold for the purpose
of carr. ing the will into c fleet.
JOSIAH STOVALL, )
S. W. DURHAM, ! Ez'ors.
WM. JAMESON, )
September 27, iS38 1G
INSEfTTOH’S NAI.E.—Agreeably toanordcrof
Jlhg the honorable the Inferior Court of Morgan county,
while sitting lor ordinary purposes, will be sold, on the
first Tuesday in December neit, at the Court House door
in sai l county, between the usual hours of sale, four hun
dred end five acres of Land. nv>re er less, eitented on the
wale * of Indian Creek, in Morgan ronniy, adjoining lands
of Carter Shepherd, Robert Taylor, ami others, belonging
to the estate of Talroon Shepherd, deceased. Sold for the
purpese of distribution.—September 11,1833.
13 JOSEPH M. EVANS, Ex'or.
5 O FES SHERIFF’S SALE—On the first Tucs
eP day in December next, will, within the hgal hours-, be
sold, before the Court House door in the town of Clinton,
Jones county,
Six Negroes, to vtit: Abram, a man, 22 years old; .Mar
garet, a girl, 15 years old; Delpbia, a girl, IG yeais old;
j tek.a man,21 years old; Kit, a man. 22 years old; nnd
Mnrinh. a girl, 16 years old—all 1 vied upon as the pruper-
ty of Joseph U. Greaves, to satisfy a (i fa issued from the
Inferior Court of Jones county, in favor of Harvey G.
Hush, against Joseph D Greaves.
DANIEL N. SMITH, Sheriff
Jones Co., October 22, 1939.
POSTPONED SALE. ,
Also, ai the same time und pluce, mill he sold,
GO acres of Land, more or less, in the county of Jones,
being part of lot number one hundred and fifty-nine, in the
I It it district of originally Baldwin county, and adjoining
Jones and Simmons’ lands, seized as the property of James
McNeil, to satisfy four fi. fas. issued from the Justices’
Court of the district in said count;/, three of them in
friv.iriif Pleasant B. Patterson, against said James Me Neal,
and on in favor of Pleasant B. Patterson, against said
James McNea! and Moses C Harris: levied upon and re-
lurnid to me by William Coulter, constable.
NATHANIEL S. GLOVER, D. Sheriff.
Jones Co., October 22, 1833. IS
rpVYiCGS SHERIFF’S SALE.- -On the first
JL Tuesday in December next, will, within the legal hours,
l>o sold, before the Court House door, in the town of Ma
rion, Twiggs county,
'Lite fullowing property, to wit: one negro woman, An-
nis, about thirty-five years old; one negro boy, Burrell,
about six years old. to satisfy sundry fi. fas. issued from a
Justices Court, iu favor of Daniel Bullard and others, vs.
Richard Street, sold as the property of said Street. Levi
ed on and returned to me bv a constable.
JOSEPH MARTIN, Sheriff.
October 24, 1833. 19
SHERIFF'S SALE—On the first
TT OWN’DES
[La ti
J. P. Murphy, minor. Terms—One-half cash, the
ce 12 months credit. THOS. HOWARD,
\ FA RDIA N ’> SALE-—Will be sold agreeable to
H an order of the inferior court of Ogleihorpe county
when sitting fir ordinary purposes, on the firs! Tuesday in
Novr.Ther next, before ihe Court.house door in Lumpkin,
| Stewart county, between the usual hours of sale,
j One half of the undivided lot of land in the nineteenth
district of originally Lee, now Stewart county, and known
1 as number two hundred and five, sold for the henefii of
' Lucy
ha lane.
August 21. b g—9 Guardian.
JY!fS. B. The other half will be disposed of on the same
terms.
€ '\ VARDIAN’S H ALE.—Agreeable to an order o!
IT the honorable ih<* Inferior court of Newton county,
when silling fir ordinary purpose?, will, on the first Tues
day in November next, within tno legal hours, be sold be
fore ihe court-house door in FauKling county, (he undivid
ed two-thirds of lot of Land No. 401, inthc21s^ district of
the 3d section of originally Cherokee, but now Paulding
county. v*old for the benefit of the minors of Joel Ay-
cock, lale of Newton county, deceased. Terms made
known on the day of sale. August 14. 1838.
8 A. SUMiVIERS, guardian.
gT\ FAROIAN’S SALE.—Will be sold, before the
Court IToiw door in the town of Covington. ISrwt«n
countv, on the first Tuesday in January next, within tbo
legal hours, agreeable to an order of ihe honorable Inferi
or Court of said county, when silting, for ordinary pur
poses, one house and lot within the corporate limits of said
t*»wn. containing one acre . also, one second band (»ur and
Harness. Sold for the benefit of Sarah E. Stokes, a minor.
Terms made known »n the dav.
JOSEPH S. ANDERSON, guardian.
September 14, 1,838. ^
half of lot 136. in The 4th district of Iriviitjfor the benefit mu
of William Hraidle), (Keens,.1. Angu^ l/. l»33
9 JAMES SCARBKOLG11. udm or.
F or k MONTHS after date, application will he
made to the honorable Inferior Court of Cobb county,
,vhen silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to se.l o lot ol
land drawn”bv the heirs of S. Iy«v, dee*'’|> s ™'•
July 24, 1333. JESSE " A 1 n!N», Guardian.
TNOTJR months after dmc, application "ill hemnuc lo
i* the honorable the Inferior Court of Dn alur cmintt,
w ben sifting as a court of ordinary, for leave to acllth.
real estate of Thomas Moore, deceased, late of said county,
consisting of one thousand acres of land, more or less, I
Ihe nineteenih district, all adjoining. Nos. 330, 33L AG ,
and 317, and No fi! in the second district ofGu innellcoun
ty ; lot 144. ill the lolli distrii l, 2d section of Uherokee
t
October 16. 18
Shore'whoare indebted to lit" firm, by note I oak, account,
or otherwise, will make payment to «ud i \'^ Isno p >
JA MES a. ELLIS
Pleasant Grove, Henry Co , Aug. 17, 1338. 2t)-3t
A CARD. r ,
■ETOIIN IT. WRIGHT, DENTIST, tnfl.rms lit*
«£> frie d-and the public generally, llmt be has laken
rooms in llie Washington Hall, where be wail remain
durin <T tl»o session of the L* gisiatiire, and utav bo consiui
ed in all eases of diseased Toelh, on which lie is prepared
to perform operations.—Milledgevtllc, Nov. 0, 1333.
TESTIMONIALS.
We take pleasure in raving, we have witnessed many o!
Dr John H. Wright’s operations in Dental Surgery, in its
different branches, setting or engrafung new icclb plug
ging those w hich are cavernous, removing longs nnd cari-
ALABAJIA
EM-gwm&M son^|,
I NCORPORATED by the State of Alabama Nor ..
a capital of ONE MILLION of DOLlti^
w huh can be increased by the surplus capital of ihe s™"
holders. & k)rk
In conformity with tbs third-article of the bye]
said company, two hundred and fifty thousand ,h’n**
ihe capita! slock will be off-red for sale j n n ie ar, °f
GIRARD, Alabama, e.n the first of .March next J? uf
lll “ ^litncfU
js ones so olicn the source of chronic di-ea-es—Atrophy 1 cent to he paid in at llie tune of subsorihi
and Neural—regulating those which grow irregularly, so | M -secured on pledges of real estate.
to produce the must beautiful arrangt-menl and symme- j As it is p-obable that this institution wili he ready f, lr .i
1 •-ansaction of business by the loth of Jtare'n c„„
T30I R MONT IIS afn rdate, application will he made
iu to the inferior court of « ilkinson count;.. « hen sitting
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the lands belonging tal properties of 1 je par - n ;’j..|,|i; IV n fr„.,]itie t a lus
, () ,| K . estate of Elisha Delk, late of said rotmty, deceased, p erfnrni”d Willi scientific skill and ability, affo dn - o i
excluding the widow's dower September 27. 1333 I {m.ien.s or employers, n>l the protection and benefl dertva-
ROBEKT ROZAK.) Mort ble from hisarl.m its present liiglilv unproved slate. 'H
j s ALLEN CANNON. \ therefore, front Ins experience, which is considera ble
trv &c. i*l 11 «»« tMtomc-o ■'.» ,,,c '/i Jiarcn npxi jv
‘ Cnnsultinjr tbo anatomy, j>aili«>l«»gy, nnd modes VI * and alter that time lusuranres and I)pp<*>ii ’ 1
ronreriied, bis operations are I agreeable to th:' rlnrtrr «>f said company, ufl.
h rales as are usual in offices of I ike character.
^•x'btken,,’
w 11 be effected at the following rates rcr
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Age.
A DMINISTRATORN9 HALE.—Agreeably to
r.!i order of the honorable the Inferior Gonrt of
Twi«g* county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will,
on the first Tuesday in December n^xt, be sold before the
Court House door in the town of Marion, at the usual
hours of sale, the Negroes nnd Land belonging to the ra
tal© of William Moore, deceased, t erms rash.
JAMES PEARSON, adm'or.
September 22. 1838. 15
I 1 ARDIAUf’S V \ Agreeably to an order of
tii“ Inferior court of Walton county, will be Fold on
tue first Tuesday in November next, between the usual hours
of saie. before the courl-house door in the county of Thom
as, one lot of Land containing 490 acres, being lot No. 135
in ihe 8th district of originally Irwin bur now Thomas
county.
Also, at ihe same time, before (be courl-house m the
county of ffihb, will be sold lot of Land No. 2!, in the 4th
district of originally Houston, but now Bibb county. Sold
as the property of the minor heirs of Amos Crow, dec’d
Terms made known on the dav of sale.
ELIZABETH CROW, guardian,
Aug. 14 8 of the rnin^r heirs of said deceased.
"jjjSil INI ST RATO a ’8 9 ALE.’—Agreeably’to
order of the inferior court of Pulaski county, v*(icn
uesdny in December next, will, within the legal j s j t |i n g for ordinary purposes, will, on the fir3t Ttjr * S( J a 5’ ,n
hours, be sold, before the Court House door in the town of
Troupvdle, in said county, (he following property, To wit:
One lot in the town of Troupville, containing one-fourth
of an acre, known by number sixty-one (Gl) agreeable to the
plan of said town, levied on as the property of Duke Black
burn, to satisfy nfi. fa issued from a Just ires'Court of the
six hundred and fifty-eighth (G58) district G. M., in favor
of Samuel Barker vs. said Blackburn; property pointed out
by Samuel Barker; levied on and reitimed to me by a
constable, this 13th dav of October, 1838.
19 JOSEPH S. BURNETT. Sheriff.
OAVNDES SHERIFF'S S YLES.—The Shc-
ules i.f Lowndes county will in future he p: **-
J. S. BURNETT, Sheriff.
ll)-3t
H o 1
B J riff
liblitx! in ibe Federal Union
October 30; 1838.
4 DM IN :3TRATOMS’ »AI.S.-Agreeably ro
A. an order of the honorInferior Court of Hen
ry county, when sitting ( ordinary purposes, will, on the
first Tnesdav in Deer-aher next, he sold, before the Court
House door fn sai-l county, one hundred and thirty-seven
acres of Lai. k being part of lot No 243 in the 12th district
of Jfenro coumy. Also, fifiy acres, being a part of lo! No.
55, in saiil distriet, as a part of the real relate of James
c.uldwrll. late of Her.ry co'iniy, deceased, for the henefii
of t he heir.- and creditors. Terms made know'll on the da)'
of sale.—Septemher'15, 1833.
THOMAS CALDWELL.) , .
14 JOHN E. FARMER, $ ndm ors
S NXECT'T OR’S SALE.—At the Court House in
A Talliot county, will be sold, on the first Tuesday in
December noxf, w ithin the usual hours of sale, lor of land
number I wo hundred (300) iu the sixteenth (16) distriet of
originally Muscogee, now Talliot county ; said lot lies three
mills west of Tallutton, has a good two story dwelling
house, a good frame gin house, and oilier necessary out
buildings thereon ; about one hundred nnd twenty acres of
open plantation.
Also, at the same time and place, will he sold eight likelv
Negroes. The above sold ns llie property of Whitmell
Eason, decerned, lo pay the debts of said deceased. Terms
made know'll on the day —'I albnt Go., October 15. 1333.
MATTHEW JL-GRAUV, ex'or,
® in right tj Ins v*ft
19-3t
Novernlicr next, within the legal honrs.be sold, before the
court-house in the town of flawkinsvtlle, in said comity,
two arul a half lois of Land, situated in the fourth district
of originally Dooly, now f’ulaski c-unty, known and dis
tinguished in ihe plan of said district,as lots numbers two
hundred and eighteen and two hundred nnd seven, and the
cast half of lot number two hundred, with about one hun
dred and forty or fifty acres of improved Land ; together
w ith eomfortimle Buildings, a new Gin end Gin House, and
two fine < Ve hards—one of Apple ami the other of Peach —
•in! a iPnestand for a Tavern, being at the junction of the
ft;«er Rond with the Blaekshear, four miles southwest of
Haw kinsville. The premises will liesold for the benefit of
the hairs nnd creditors of John McDonald, late of said
county, deceased.—September 1, 1339.
12 RANDAL MCDONALD, adm'or.
Guerdians.
C f FARDIAN’S SAl E.—Agrriahle loan order of
S the Inferior Court of DeKalb eonnty, when silling
for ordinary purposes, will he sold, on the first Tuesday in
December next, at Marietta, Cobh county, Ga , lot of Land
number (70) seventy, in the (20th) twentieth district of the
second section of formerly Cherokee, now Cobb county,
for the benefit of the minor heirs of Henry Watkins,de
ceased. Termson thellsy of sale.
WILLIAM MILLER,
LEANDER B1FFLE,
September 22, 1833. ’ 15
fi S F A It FrI A N ’N fi A LE. — Will be sold, < n tile firft
^7T Tuesday in December next, before the Court House
door in the town of Newnan, Coweta county, between the
usual hours of sale, agreeable to an order of the Inferior
Court uf said county, when sitting fur ordinary purposes,
lot of land number (102) one hundred and two, in the fifih
district of said county of Coweta. Sale for the benefit of
the minors. Terms on the dav of side.—S'ept. 3.1833
12 ROBERT L NEWMAN. Guardian.
A !)MIMSTRATO[i-S SA LE.—Agreeable to
■r'ta an order oi the honorable the InferiorCourlof Hen
ry County, when siting foe ordinary purjsises, will be sold,
on the first Tuesday in January next, before the Court
House door in the town of McDonough, in said county,
the following lots of land, in the 3d district of Henry Coun
ty, viz : No 2H, in the Cd distriet, containing 192 1-2 acres;
No. 5, containing 50 acres; No. 37, containing 50 acres;
No. 27, containing 101 1-2acres—sold for the benefit of
the heirs and crediiorsof Christopher .Malone, deceased.
Terms on the day of sale.
STEPHEN MALONE, ndm’or,
KLlZARr.TH MALONE, adm’rx.
November 5,1833. 20
j^AXLCl i Oll'.N SALK.—On the first Tuesday in
jgJ January next, will be sold, ai the Court House door
in llie city of Macon, within the legal hours of sale, ptirsu*
ant to the last wili of I'rancis Drake, deceased, of North
Carolina, seven likelv Negroes, belonging to his rstnt",
among litem a good Blacksmith, a good Cook, a good bouse
servant, and Other valuable male and female slaves—on a
credit of six months, with nolcand approved security
T. if WRIGHT, ex'or.
October 30, 1933.
#3*The Columbus Sentinel and Herald, nnd Federal
Union, will insert the above weekly, until tbo day of sale,
nnd forward their accounts to the office of the Macon Te
legraph. 20
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE—Will be sold at
the court-house in the town of McDonough, Henry
county, on the first Tuesday in December next. Lot of
Land No. 20, in I lie 2d district of Henry couniy, as the
property of Edmund Camp, deceased, for the benefit of Ihe
heirs of said deceased.
Ai.bo—Will he sold nt the oourt house in Monroe, Wal
ton county, on the first Tuesday in December next. Fifty
acres of Land, more or less, as llie pro|<-rty of Edmuml
Camp, deceased, for the lienefit of llie heirs of said deceas
ed. All the above s- Id hy order of the honorable Inferior
court, silling as a cu irl uf ordinary uf Walt,Hi county
August 21, 1838. 9 ABNER CAMP, adm or.
A D AI IN 1ST RATOR’8 8A I.E.—Agreeably to an
order of the inferior court of Decatur comity, when
sitting fiir ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in
November next, within rhe legal hours, he sold, before the
court-house door in Walker countv, lot of land number two
hundred and seventeen, in the twelfth district of the fourth
section of originally Cherokee, hut now Walker countv,for
the benefit of til" heirs and creditors of Martha .Singletary,
deceased, Terms made known on the day of sale.
JtfALAKlAH KELLY, ndr\ f( ,
August 21, 1838. 1 9
LA EDI AN’S SALE,—Agreeable'to an order of
tho InferiorCourl of Jones county, when sitting for
ordinary purposes, will he sold, on the first Tuesday in
January next, within the legal hours of sail’, before the
Court House door in Floyd county , one lot of J^uid, num
ber one hundred and seven, in the fourteenth district, fourth
secijon. Sold lor the lienefit of the heirs -of Benjamin
JOHN B. JONES, guardian.
November 5, 1838. 21
Ben.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.-Agreeable to
an order of the honorable Inferior Court of Wash
ington county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will he
sold, on the first Tuesday in January next, before the Court
House door in the town of Saudersville, in said county
six hundred acres of land, more or loss, w hereon James M.
Franklin, deceased, lately lived ; also, lfi negroes, men, wo
men, boys and children. Terms on the dav of sale.
S. O. FRANKLIN, adm’or.
Sandersville, Ort. 16,1S38. 18
A DMINISTR ITRI X’S SA LE.-Agreeable to an
order of the It: lerior Court of Coweta county, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, will liesold before the Court
House door in the tovn of Newnan, in .aid county, on the
first Toesdny in November next, lot of land number one
hundred and five, iu llie Tib district of said county, under
1.10 incumbrance of widow's dower. Terms on the
day uf sale.—August 22,1833.
] ° NANCY BARNETT, Adm'rx.
A DMINISTRATRIX’S SALE.-Agreeable to an
order of the Inferior Court of Coweta county, will be
sold, on Ihe first 'Tuesday in December next, before the
C ourt House door in tho county of Paulding, lot of land
number one thousand, iu the 20th district of the 3d section
ol late Cherokee, now Paulding county. Terms on the
dav of sale.—August 22, 1833.
» NANCY BARNETT, Adm'rr.
A DMINISTRATORS’ SALE.—Agreeable loan
order of llie Inferior Court of Monroe county, w hen
sitting for oidinary purposes, will, on the 1st Tuesday in
January next, within llie legal hours of snle, he sold at the
court house door in the town of Forsyth, the following
lauds, belonging to the estate of Wm. G.Tyas, deceased,
viz: number five in the sixth district of said county ; also,
the undivided half of lot No. (29) twenty-nine, being the
west half of said lot, in said district of Monroe. Sold for
the benefit of thv heirs and creditors of said deceased.—
Terms oil the day of sale.
JAMES TURNER,
JAMES TYAS,
October 16, 1933 ’ ]8
A DMINISTRATORS’ SALE.—Agreeable to
an order of the Inferior Court of Jones courtly, when
sitting fbr ordinary purposes, will he sold,-on the first Tues
day in January next, before the rourt house door in the
town of Clinton, in said county, within the legal hours of
snle, all the Lands belonging to the estate of Amos Also-
bruok, lute of said county, deceased, except the widow’s
dower. ISAAC C. HARRIS, ) , ,
WILLIAM J ALSOBROOK, J °“ m or ‘
Jones County, October 17,1833. J8
■ adm' 1
A DMINISTRATRIX’S SALE.-Agreeable to
ait order of the Inferior Court of Twiggs county,
when sitting forordiunry purposes, will he sold, on the fiih'
day of December next, at the late residence of John San
ders, deceased, in said county, the perishable properly be
longing to the estate of said dreeased, consisting of corn
fodder, Ac. The sale 10-continue from day to day till its
completion, and the terms of sale on the day.
C ~4 UARDIAN’S SALE.—M il! liesold. nnthe first
IT Tupsdny in January next, lot of Land 97, in the first
district of originally Mtisrogv°,flow Marion county. Fold
for the benefit of the lieirs of James PinUnm. deceas'd.
SYl.VANUS WALKER, guardian.
September 17, 1833. ^
O T’ AHDIAN’S SALE.—Will heboid, on the first
Tuesday in January next, before the court lions" door
in Irwjnpm, Wilkinson county, ‘within the legal hours of
sale, 150 acres of land, part uf lot No 119, in the. 4th dis
trict, lying on the north side of Commissioner’s Creek;
•old bv order of the Inferior Court, for the benefit of the
heirs dire. JOSEPH BRANAN, guardian.
October 15, 18’8. 18
■ffNXECUTORS’ SALE—On the first Tuesday in
January next, will be sold, before the court house
door in Monticello, Ja>per county, within the legal hours of
sale, one hundred and fourteen acres of (arid, more or less,
lying in said county, adjoining Banks’, Pismuke’s nnd Jef
fers’ property, it being the mill track, and purl of the real
estate of Drury Wilkins, late of said conntv. deceased
Said land soldagreeaple to an orderof thelnferior Court of
Jasper eonnty, when sitting for ordinary purposes. Terms
made known on the day of sale
HENRY WALKER,*.
john McDonald, j Jrs ’
ANN WILKINS, ex’rx.
October 16, 1939. 19
I EXECUTOR’S SALE.—Will be sold, before the
|j court bouse door in the town of Bainhridge, D-ea’ttr
county, on the first Tnesday of January next, for cash, the
Negroes belonging to the estate of Sarah Gardner, late of
said rountv. fbr the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
said deceased ; there are eleven negroes in number, con
sisting of women nnd children. Sold agreeable to the will
of said deceased.
STEPHEN HOGE, ex’or.
October 7,1839. 18
I ?D?’R MONTHS after date, application will be
i made to Ihe honorable Inferior court ol Henry county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the
land belonging to the estate of Ambrose Haley, sen., late
of said county, deceased.
v' xt V TT ^ mini ors.
August 21. 1838 9 WM. GARRETT, $
™»i"r MONTHS alter dale, application will he
JiU made to the honorable the Inferior coatl of i "if8 s
county, when sitrittg ns a Court of Ordinary for leave to
sell the Real Estate belonging 10 tlie estate of Isaac Gilder,
late of said county, deceased. ^ , ,
August 14, 1333. 8 JOHN ARNOLD, adm or.
f NXECETOR’S SALE.— Agreeably :
2 the Imn irahle Inferior Court of Coiut
to an order of
lumhia eonnty,
when sitting (or ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tues
day in December next, within the legal hours, be sold, be
fore the Court House door in the town of McDonough,
Henry conntv. Lot of Land number two hundred nnd six,
in the twelfth district of Henry county, belonging to tho es
tate of Mark P. Davis, late of said county, deceased.
Terms cash. October 9, 1838.
18 DAVID WOLLLMON, ex'or.
A DMIS18TRATORS’ SALE.—Will besold.on
the 26lh of Novemher next, nt the late residence of
Thomas Moore, of Decatur county, nil the personal proper
ty of said deceased, that has not been sold, viz : plantation
tools, corn and cotton crops and horses, and one yoke of
oxen on a credit of twelve months.
October 5, 1S38. 13
A BMI NIST HATCH'S SALE—Will be sold,
Fa on the first Tuesday in December next, at the Court
House door in the town of Marion, Twiggs county, the
Plamation belonging to the estate of Arthur Fort, Jr. de-
ceasrd, consisting of five hundred acres, more or less, well
improved and in a good state for cultivation, situate near
the Oemulgee river, and within four miles of Marion —
Terms made known on the day of sale.
HENRY SOLOMON, adm'or.
October 23, 1833. 19
A WTKATOH’N SALK.—Will be sold, at
Tsk the late residence of Eli Cornwall, deceased, tin the
second day of January.next, a quantity of Cotton, Corn
and Fodder; also, the Negroes will be hired and the dan!
tation rented for the ensuing year Terms on ihe day ol
sale.—DeKalb Co., Oet 22. 1838.
]9 CHARNER HUMPHRIES, adm’or.
C ff UARD1 AN’S SALE.—Agreeable to an order of
J3 the Inferior Court of Emanuel county, when silting
for ordinary purposes, will, within the legal hours, he sold,
before the Court House door in the county of Union, on
the first Tuesday in January next, lot No. 154, in the 18th
district, 1st section, as the properly of the orphans of Tho
mas Stroud, tl ’ceased. Terms cash.
ROBERT HIGDON, Guardian.
October 15,1828. 19
A DMINISTRATOK’9 SALE—Agreeable to
jriX. an order of the Inferior Court of Twiggs county,
when sitlingfor ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tues
day in December next, W'ilhin the legal hours, be sold, be
fore the Court House door in Carroll eonnty, a lot of land
number sixty-three, in the tenth district uf Carroll county
at the t : me of survey. Sold for the benefit of 1 lie heirs and
creditors of John w. w aiie, late of said county, deceased.
Terms made known on the day of sale
JESSE WADE, adm”or.
September 19, IS3S. 15
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE*—Agreeable to an
oi»>r of the honorable the Inferior Court of Wilkin
son count j, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will he sold
on the first Tuesday in January next, before the Court
House door in Ir>vinlo«», Wilkinson county, the following
tracts of land to wit: lots Nos. 173, 189, 202, and the half
of lot No. 176, all lying in the 26th district of Wilkinson
county, on (he waters of Big Sandy Creek. Also, one oth
er Jot, lying in the27th distriet of said county, number not
recollected; and a man named Dave, all sold as the property
of Marlin Witt, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs nnd
creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on the
day of sale. JACOB WITT. adm'or,
RACHAEL WITT, adm'rx.
October 29, 183S. 19
^ DM I NIftTR ATOR8’ SALK.—Agreeably to an
li&. orderofthe Inferior Court of Walton Couniy, when
silling for ordinary purpose*, will, within the legal hours be
sold, before (he Court House door, in the town uf Ma«1i«">n j
Morgan county,on (lie first Tuesday in December next, two
hundred two and n hnlf no res of land, more or less, bring
the tract whereon Hugh Meanes lately resided. Sold as
part of the real estate of paid Hugh Mcarcs, deceased.—
l’crrns on (ho day of sale.
JOHN S. MEANES, >
ALLLN B. MEANES, { adm ors '
September 18, 1833. 13
A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Agreeably to
an order of the Inferior Court of VA ilkinson eonnty,
vv hen setting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tues
day in December iv'vt, he syld, before the Court House door
inthe town of Irwinton, in said County, one hundred two
and a half acres of Land, more or lass, being one hall of
lot No. 140, in the 27tli distriet of said county. Sold as
the estate of Winiock G. Pearson, deceased.
JONATHAN PEARSON, adm'„r.
September 13,1833. 13
A ~* DM INI ST n\ TOIUS SALE.—Agreenhie to
an order of the Inferior Court of Delvalh county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, will he sold, at Baker
Court House, Ga.,on thefirst Tuesday in December next,
lot of I .and No. 3i7, in the 7ll: Distriet of formerly Early,
as part of the real (stale of Levi Clark, late of Delvalh
county, deceased, for llie benefit of the heirs and creditors
of said deceased. Terms at sale.—Sept. 5,1838.
13 - * SOLOMON CLARK, adm'or.
“N^JOTICE.—All persons having demands against the
lvj estate of Elisha Delk. late of Wilkinson county, de
ceased, are hereby notified to render them in terms of the
law, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested lo
make payment.—September 27, 1838.
ROBERT ROZAR, ) . ,
15 ALLEN CANNON, j adm ors '
TQJO'i’If'E.—All persons indebted to the estate of Jas.
J. V 11. Trice, deceased, are requested to come forward
and settle the same without delay ; and those having claims
against said estate, must present them within the lime pre
scribed by law.
EZEKIEL TRICE, adm'or.
Baldwin Co., Oet. 23, 1838. 18
IMjTOTICE.—All persons indebted tot be estate of S.n-
la rah Gardner, deceased, will make payment immedi
ately, and those that have any demands will render them in
duly attested, agreeably lo llie law.
STEPHEN HOGE, ex'or.
October 7, 1838. 18
I^TOTICE.—All persons having demands against the
lM estate of John W. Wade, )at« of Columbia county,
deceased, are hereby notified to render them in terms of
the law ; and all persons indebted to said estate, are re
quested lo make immediate payment.
JESSE WADE, adm’oi.
September 19, 1838. 15
F OUR MONTHS after date, application will bd
made lo the honorable the Inferior Court of Forsyth
county, when sitting fur ordinary purposes, for leave to
sell lot of Land number sixty-eight, in the fifth Distriet of
of Troup county, sold for the benefit of the orphans of
Washington Orsbon, deceased.
LEROY HAMMOND, guardian.
Forsyth County, Oct. 29,1838. 20
Ootiib* IT, itm
ELIZA BE 1H SANDERS, adm'rx.
18
F OUR MONTJIM after date, application will be
made lo the Inferior Court of Twiggs County, while
sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to spII lot of land in
Lee county, originally, now Stewart, drawn hy Ihe orphaus
of John Landers, lale of said rotinty, deceased.
WILLIAM HERRING, one of the Heirs,
in right eff his Wife.
October 17, isat». 18
mOi R MONTHS after date, application will be
fe -1 made to I he honorable inferior rourt of Jasper county,
When sit ing for ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell the
Land and Negroes belonging to the estate of An hony Pe
ter, late of said comity, deceased.—September 3, 1333
JOHN l'ALLM.R, l Ex'ors
12-4in JOHN STEPHENSON,S
~E7H)U!l MONTHS after date, application will he
made to the Inferior Court of Baldwin county, vvlrpn
silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the negro
woman Drncilla, a part of tl» estate »f James Bozeman,
deceased.—August 21, 1833.
TOMLINSON FORT, adm'or.
M A KG A R KT BOZ KM AN ,adm'r
UnOl'R MONTHS after date, application will be
jy 1 made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Macon
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes,for leavctose 1
the Land and Negroes belonging to the estate of Elizabeth
Newsom, late of formerly Marion, now Macon county.
JOillUA NEWSOM, adm or.
Sept. 11, 1938. 12 - 4m
F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be
made to the Inferior court of DeKalb county, w hen
sitting for ordinary purposes, fir leave to sell llie rea. es
tate ol Lewis D. Veal, late of said county, deceased.
NANCY VEAL, udm'-r.
August 21 9 DAVID B. ANDERSON, adm'or.
{ TAOUK MONTHS after date, application will he
4 made to the lion. Inferior Court of Jasper county, when
sitting fur ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the land be-
longing to -he estate of Elizabeth Crane, late of said coun
ty, deceased. JOHN MAXEY, Adm’r.
August 14 ®
f 'AOUR MONTHS afterdate, application will be made
i to the Inferior court of Talbot county, when sitting for
ordinary purposes, for leave lo sell the Land belonging to
the estate of Sherrard Ytloerlon, late of said county, de
ceased. July 3, 1833. _
4-1,121 JOHN E. LI.OA D, adm or.
GEORGIA, DeKalb County.
gylDNEY ROBBINS, of th’ 479th district G. M. post-
FN ed before James Dnnchoo, Esq, a sorrel HORSE,
five feet two inches high, a small siar in his face, some sad
dle spots, eiaht years old, appraised by Daniel Stone and
William Wilson to SIC0, thisfith October. 1838.
A true copy from the estrav book.
19 E. B. REYNOLDS, c.i. c.
GEORGIA, Appling County,
HERF.AS, William Roberson guardian of /.nvi
w Roberson, applies for letters of dismission from
said guardianship,
Those are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditor* of said deceased to he and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed hy law, to show
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not he granted.
(riven under my hand at office, this *i8ili June, 1838.
3-Sm WILLIAM A. STL DIF ANT, c. c. o.
1e
: skill nnd know ledge in bis art. confidently recnmin-ml him
! to the public. GEO A. lillOW.S, M. n.
F J. li GORMAN, m. d.
Milledgeville, 12lh September, 1333.
Mr. John H. Wright has operated on Teeth in my fami
ly nnd among mv acquaintances, in a manner highly mtis-
iactory: and I can, therefore, with eit hesitation, recom
mend him lo others, particularly fiir the tenderness with
which he performs those parts necessarily painful
JOHN DENT, n o.
Augusta, March 11 tit, 1833.
p. S.—1 might here remark there has linen as yet no
cause to doubt of the complete success attending his ope
rations for preserving teeth that were decaying. J. D.
Augusta. 19th March, 1833
This is to inform th" public, that 1 have inspected a
number of cases iu which Mr. John H. Wright has ope-
ratsd on the leeilt, for their various condition* nnd applica
tions, and I take pleasure in slating, that all! have seen,
appear to he dene in the'most substantial, safe and satis
factory manner. 1 have no reason to believe that any of
Ids operations have been attended hv nttv ill consequences.
M. ANTONY, m d.
Macon’, December, 1835.
I take great pleasure in bearing testimony to the skill of
Dr. John II. VVright, of Milledgeville, ns a Dentist. His
operations upon myself, and other persons of my aeqtmin-
lanee, have been very successful, and have hern followed
hy ns li tie pain and inconvenience ns have l.een the ope
rations of oilier gentlemen, well skilled inthe profession.
Ilia candor in giving his opinion with regard lo Ihe proprie
ty nnd saf'ty of an operation, entitles him to the respect
and confidence of the community.
cjurles j. McDonald.
Dr. John II. Wright is a scientific-, theoretic nnd praeti
cal Dentist. His talents, however, are not confined to this
branch of the regular sei ttee of medicine, so much abused
by the generality of travelling charlatan Dentists. Dr. VV.
is a scientific man in every sense of the term, and espe
cially as a professional one, justly entitled lo, and deserv
ing the patronage of the intelligent, wherever he may tra
vel. JOHN G. SLAPPY, m. d. m. c. m b r.
Twiggs County, Georgia.
MiLi.EnGFvit.i.E, 17ih Dee. 1835.
Dr. John IT. Wright lias operated as a Dentist in my fa
mily, and 1 lake great pleasure in hearing testimony to Ihe
care, skill, and success with which his operations have
been performed. One of my children had her teeth in a
most unpleasant condition, from the irregularity in which
they had grown out. and the commencement of decay, ifec.
Dr Wright removed the sur.lus teeth, slopped the pro
gress of decay, and has restored them to order and hca ity,
solar as it was practicable ; tin 1 child’s voice was material
ly affected by the crowding of'be teeth; this has been
run (Land in every other respect the result has been bene
ficial Ind happy
1 cheerfuMy recommend him as a very candi’ 1 anil lender
operator, as skilful and attentive, and that it is nty opinion
that lie nr would not, in any ease, perform any operation
thatHnight. he considered dangerous or injurious to the pa
tient. lie has done other operations in my family, but I
mention the ease above, as one delicate and critical, and
most beneficially and happily terminated.
JOHN G. POLUILL.
GEORGIA. Appling county,
J HERE AS, John M. Sellers and Samuel Selfers, Jr.
V si apply for letters of dismission from the administra
tion on the estate of Samuel Sellers, late of said eonnty,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to rite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said dceea.- -d. to he nnd appear
at mv office, within the tim' 1 prescribed hy I :w, to show
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not Ic granted.
Given under mvhand at office, this 3d Jnlv, 1*33.
4-mCm WILLIAM A. STUDIFaNT, c. c o.
GEORGI A. DeKalb county.
«jT flEKKAS, John H. Wood, administrator of the es-
t? V late of Mary McCarter, deceased, applies lo me for
letters of dismission front said estate.
These are, therefore, lo rite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to lie and appear
nt my office, within the time prescribed bylaw, to show
cause, if any exist, why said letiers should not be granted.
Given under my band at office, this 111 It August, 1833.
August 21 9-mfim E. B. REYNOLDS, c c. o.
GEORGIA. DeKalb county.
II EKE AS Charles Latimer, Guardian oftlte orphans
and minors of Charles Fin low deceased, makes ap
plication to me for letters of dismission from said guardian
ship.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all concerned,
to he and appear at my office, within the time prescribed
hy law, to shUVv cause, if any exist, why said letters
should riot Ire granted.
Given under my hand nt office, this 5th June, 1838.
51 E. B. REYNOLDS, c. c. o.
GEORGIA • DeKalb ceil nty.
"STKIHERE VS, Langfiird Hughes applies fiir Letters of
Vtf Administration on the estate of Isaac lienzley^^te
of said county, deceased,
These are, ilieri fore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be arid appear
at my office, within the tun" pr scribed hy law, to show
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not be grant d.
Given under my hand at office, this22d October, 1833.
19 E. B. REYNOLDS, c.c. o.
GEORGIA, Twiggs county,
W HEREAS, Joseph Marlin, administrator on the
estate of Holiday II Harrell, deceased, applies for
letters of dismission from se.id estate, •
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ell and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he and app 'ar
at my office, w ithin the time prescribed hy law, to show
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under mv hand at office, this 3d October, 1338.
mfim-io William crittenden, c. c o
w
Jasper C
HFRKAS, John T. ilrnflorson, administrator on
the estate of Thomas P. Hamilton, deceased, ap
plies for letters of dismission from said estate.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred (ind ereijjtoj f of said deevas^ >o be and appear
at my office, within the lime pre>criht-c] hy law, (o snow
cause, if any exist, why said letiers should not he granted.
Given under my hand ai effice, this 13th October, 1838.
J8 RICHARD FLEMISTER, c. c o.
JASPER INFERIOR COURT,
bitting for Ordinary Purposes,
5 September Term, 1938.
T appearing to ihe Court that Edwin S. Sissne, in his
life time, did execute a bond in writing, vv herein he hound
himself, his heirs, administrators, and assigns, in (he sum of
two thousand dollars, to make good and lawful (iiic lo a
certain parcel of land known and distinguished by that por
tion of lots or parcel of numbers seventy one and seventy*
(wo of the eighth distriet of originally Monroe, hut now
Pike county, of the Stale of Georgia, containing two hun
dred and ten acres, more or less, unto Joseph Lacey and
Uriah Morse, their heirs and assigns; and that he died
without executing said ieltcrs to the same ; Arid, also, (hat
the said Lacey and Morse did, on the sixth day of January,
1838. endorse the same to Alexander Sledge, of Pike coun
ty—Now, on petition of the said Alexander Sledge,
Ordered, Thai all persons concerned, he and appear at
the next January term of this Court, to show cause, if any
they have, why Moses Clnfine, administrator, and Lincey
Sisson, executrix, of the said Edwin S. Sisson, deceased,
should not make good and lawful lilies to said parcel of
land, onto him, ihesaid Alexander Sledge, under an order
of this Court, winch will th n pass, unless good cause he
shown to the contrary ; and that this will be published in
one of the public gazettes of this State, for at least three
months previous to said Court.--September 3, 1839.
A true extract from the .Minutes of the Court.
12 3m ftlCHARD FLEMISTER, c. c, o.
COWETA INFERIOR COURT,
Sitting for Ordinary purposes, Sejitember Term, 1838.
HTappearing to the Court, tha« Turner Persons, ndminis-
H Iratoron the estate of Levi White, deceased, has fully
and fairly administered said estate, nnd prrying to h? dis
charged from further liability as administrator as foresaid—
It is, therefore, *
Ordered, by the Court, That citation issue, requiring all
persons concerned lo show cause, in terms of the law, if
any, why he should not be released and discharged from
further liability ns administrator as aforesaid.
A true exemplification of the minutes of the Court, of
3d September, 1839.
14 DAVID MOSELEY, c. c. o.
COWETA INTERIOR COURT.
Silting far Ordinary Purposes—September Term, 1839.
S T appearing to the Court, that Ira E. Smith, adminis
trator on the estate of John Fealherston, deceased, has
fully and fairly administered said estate, and praying to he
released front further liability—It is, therefore, on morion,
Ordered by the Court, Thai citation issue, requiring nil
persons concerned to show cause in terms of llie law, if
any, whw the said Ira E. .Smith, administrator as afoiesaid,
should not be released arid dischurg&l from further liability
as administrator as aforesaid.
A true exemplification from the minutes, of the 3d Sep-
teml>cr, 1839.
14 DAVID MOSELEY, c. c. o.
COWETA INFERIOR COURT,
Sitting for Ordinary purposes, September Term, 1833.
I T appearing to the Court that Francis Nixon, administra
tor on the estate of Joseph Nixon, deceased, has fully
and fairly settled his administration. It is therefore
Ordered, Tha» citation issue, requiring all persons con- j
corned to show cause, (if any) why he should not be releas
ed and discharged from further liability as administrator as
aforesaid.
A true exemplification of the minutes of said Court, this !
3d Sept. 1838. 14-6iu DAVID MOSELEY, c. c o. I
Greensboro’, 14th December, 1S35.
Dear Sir—In reply to your enquiry, in relation to the
success of your operation on my teeth 1 take great pleasure
in saying, it lias met mv entire approbation. Notwith
standing the length of time since the work has been finish
ed, not the least alteration has taken place. 1 have taken
every opportunity of recommending you to mv friends,
who are so unfortunate as to require operations on llie
teeth, w ith i he assurance that they might rely with the ut
most confidence on your professional skill. Wishing you
every success, |>ernitt me to assure you of my regard and
esteem. Respect fd! i,
WM. C. DAWSON.
Milledgeville, Oct. 23, 1837.
Dr. John TI. Wright : My Dear Sir—Jn answer to your
enquiry, I h nr a cheerful testimony to your ski!!, and the
soundness of your judgment iu Dentistry- Your opera
lions on my own teeth, and on those of several of my chil
dren.(fourin number,)were performed with little pain orin-
cunrenienre to ourselves, have nlreadv contributed very
much lo our comfort, and, 1 am confident, will be of last
ing benefit to us.
With great respect, yours, &c.
JOJLV A. CUITIBERT.
Macon. February 3, 1336
The operations which have been perform’ d by Dr. John
IT. AV right, upon myself, as well as those which have come
under my cognizance, have been executed in a scientific
nnd masterly manner. Many of Dr Wright’s operations
have been perform-d under my immediate observation ;
arid so fiir as tha has been the case, I t an confident 1 v re
commend him to the public, as one whose extensive know
ledge of Dental Surgery, and skill in mechanical execution,
as \w|I ns candor inthe expression of opinion relative to
the propriety of an operation, the most implicit confidence
may be placed. B A. FRANKLIN.
Taleotton. December, 1837.
With pleasure T add my testimony to the skill of Dr.
John 12. \\ riuot. iS-jrgf on Dentil; he Ins attained that
degree of perfection in Ins operations which can only he
reached hy as ientific knowledgeof the anatomy, physio*
2ogy,and pathology of it-ie teeth. Lcheerfully recommend
him to any community as a gentleman of the highest attain-
merits in his profession, and one \*. hose operations will
speak for ihemsehes.
WM. DRANE.
_ UOSE TOOTH POWDER.
5'. following testimonials, from gentlemen of the
ii highest respectability, have been received by the pro
prietor of the above valuable composition.
M Uedgevdle. Geo, August, 1838.
In commendation of Dr. .Ino. //. Wright’s Rose Tooth
Powder, we lake pleasure in giving to ihe public this testi
monial of its superior efficacy in cleansing the teeth, heal
ing the gums, and removing inflammation nnd all acrimoni
ous matter having a tendency to color tho teeth and eorode
the gums.
We have 'used it for some time past, with great success
and satisfaction as to its virtues.
Jno. (i. P.irlc, S P. Murick,
llob't McCombs, Albert H. Root,
Aug. II. llansell, Jets.II.It.Washington.
MUUdgrtille, July 16, 1833.
A( Dip request of Dr. Jno. H Wright, I om happy to Mate
far his benefit nnd that of others, that I hnvn used his
Tooth Powder for several years, and found it tlie best 1 ever
used, nnd can confidently reeomtnend it to those who have
any regard for ihe preservation and hoauty of their teeth.
Jno. Rutherford.
1 have used Dr. John II. Wrighi’s Tooth Powder, and
have had him to operate as a Dentist. 1 admire the prepa-'
ration he uses to cleanse the meutli arid preserve the teeth,
nnd have confidence in his knowledge and candor as a'
Dentist.
TV/hs. Rutherford.
TCP The above preparation may be obtained, wholesale
and retail, on application to
JOHN H. WRIGHT, Dentist,
I3-3t Milledg tille, Georgia.
BA T 5SESKY §OPEHEOR (OI RtT
OCTOBER TERM, 1838.
Thomas D. Johnson, *1
William Berk,
For one year,
For seven years,
For whole life,
Do!l ars
1 CO
I 31
1 35
1 R9
1 96
1 12
I 36
1 53
1 83
2 00
2 ei
%. :.
2 75
3 20
4 60
Copy of the Bye-Laws of ihethird seriion uf ;| le A| a |
ma Insurance Company: '*■
•‘And on the first day of March next. Slocks toil,,
mount of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Bulla™ u-ai
be offered fiir sale in the town of Girard. lU
Ten per cent, to lie paid in al the time of sale; balance
be (ailed in in such amounts, and .atsncli times, as mav 1,?™°
after he prescribed by the Bye-Laws of said eompanv
“And on the first day of May next, a meeting w j]|
held, in conformity w ith the third section of said aia u | j n
corporation, so far ns it regards llie investments uf any sur
plus funds belonging to the company.”
By order vj the Board,
pro. tem.
THOMAS S. TATF, Seen,
Girard, Alabama, February £0, 1833.—tF—3a
COTTON GINS AND RUNNING GEErT
TIIF. undersigned make nnd keep eon.ianilrs.
IPSr hand. COTTON GINS uf a st.periur q,alii"
they also will furnish the Running Geer, pm tip in :|,c
manner ai short notice. 'I hey w ill al-o repair GtasurUim
ning Geer. Their shop is at the North end of J P ff epm .
street. Milledgeville, Jnlv 24. 1S34
5-tf BOUTWWX * M AU„
zzr;&.sr. Ju QTJTJ? A. O’ r SIB.f.
MILLINER AND MANTUA MAKER,
RESPECTFULLY m-
forms tin. La bes of Mil-
leugevillc and its vicinity,
that stic lias pcrmanrntjy
located herself in >m.
LLRGEY II LE,
11 a N cock-si reel, (nearly
opposite the euttrt-iiotttfj
where she intends earn-
ing on llie above liusiieii
in oil its various hranrhn,
and hopes by lirrsssidtmj
nnd attention, to merit j
libera! share of patronage
She has now on band a beautiful assortment r.f BOX.
NET*, trimmings, Ac. of the latest fa-Jiiunj. [.adies
wishing articles in h-r line wil! please favor her with mil.
Al! orders executed with nearness, promptness and des
patch. March 13. 1838. 38
FARE HETH CELL
The Steamboat M AZEPPI
^jwill h ove the Lake end of Die Kail-
busNI mad, on Mondays, Wednesdays ind
_ ' ci Fridays, all er lire arrival of I he 12
o’clock Cars, touching at Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian,
and Biloxi. Returnic will leave Pascagoula at day belli,
and arrive nt New Orleans at 2 o’clock P. M., tuuriiine a
all the watering places in daylight.
Fare from New Orleans to Bay St. Louis, 82 50
Do do Pass Christian, 2 50
Do do lliloxi. 4 00
GEO. WHITMAN, Fxrhange Hotel,
14-tf Si. Cliarles-strtst
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. GA.)
U MILLEDGEVILLE, 21si Sept. W3S. j
PON t he application of James Barn tt. of ilie coonlf
of .Morgan, by which i: appears tint lot number thiny-ona
in the thirteenth district of Houston eonnty, vv as ilrai.it
by said Barrett, and that said lot has. thronzh .nistakr Imn
beretofore granted to James Barnett, ana mu
cannot be produced at this Depart meat fur eurriH-tiun—
It IS Ordered. ’Flint unless good cause be shown to tbs
contrary, within six months, that an alias Grant do i-»i»
for said lot to tlie rightful owner uf the same; and that this
notice be published in one of the public gazettes of llni
Slate for six months previous to liip issuing of satJ aim
Grant. By the Governor.
BENJAMIN T. BETIIFNE,
I4-26t See. Ex. Bcp’t.
’ WOTfiCE.
F OUND, on the Hlhinst. wider circuit!-lances excit-
ine suspicion tint murder has been rimiiiiW'd, 13
DEEDS, to various lots of land in the Cherokee runnlry,
from various persons, to DAVID KEATH, of F.utlf
county; together with other papers. The above papm
were found hy the subscriber, i n company with other per
sons, wn tii“ John’s Mountain, in tlie 25th district,51
section, of Walker county I he owner can have 1 ivin by
paving for this advertisement.
THOMAS W ILSON, Ixfayctte.Ga.
October 18, 1838. 19-3*
OS’ The Georgia Journal will favor tire public by giving
the above a few insertioi s.
I Rule Nisi, for Foreclosure.
Willis Fttllilove, J
I T appearing to theCourt, from ti.e petition of Thomas
D. Johnson and William Beck,-that one Wiilis Fnlli-
tove did, on the eighteenth day of April, it! the year one
thousand eight hundred and thirty seven, cxee.;!c a mort
gage deed to the said Johnson and Berk, for lot of land
numder rixty-nne, in the tw.-ifih district of Henry . out,tv,
for the purpose of securing tlie said Johnson am! Beck
who were tlie securities of said Willis Ftiililove and one
John Curd, who were principals in a note under seal made
and delivered to one Charles West, on the twenty fimrth
(lay of October, in Hie year eighteen hundred and thirty-
SIX’subscribed thus: Wilhs Fullilove, (I . s ); John Curd,
(L. s.); Wm. 1 eck, Scc’ty, (t.. s ); Thus. D. Johnson, Sec y
(L s.), and w hich is now in Court, ready to be show n
whereby, by the twenty-fifth day of December next (after
llie making of said note) they or either 'of them viz • the
subscribers, promised to pay diaries West, or bearer the
snmol thirty-three hundred anil fifty dollars, fi.r value re-
reived, and in witness thereof they, there set their
hands and seals, and lire said mortgage reed is now in
Court, ready lo he shown, and the same has been foreelos.
ed as to the personal property therein mentioned, and the
said mortgage w as conditioned to be v „j,| „„ ,hc payment of
the note aforesaid hy Ihe said Willis Fullilove—And it ap
pearing lo'theCourt that the said subscribers to said note
were sued on the same, and that Ihe securities aforesaid
have paid off the same, and that the said Fullilove has not
nor has the other principal, paid off the said note lo the
said Vest, or refunded ihe amount to tho said securities
since the payment was made by ilieni--
It is, therefore on motion of said securities, by their At
torney, Andrew |{. Moore,
Ordered by this Court, That unless the said Fullilove
shall show cause at the next term of ibis Court, why said
mortgage should not ho foreclosed,ns lo tho land mentioned
in said mortgage deed, and ho he forever debarred of his
equity of redemption thereto, that tin n this Court will pro.
ceeil lo grant a role absolute, iu pursuance of the statute in
welt ettecs made and provided.
And it is further ordered, Tliat service of this rule be
perfected, either by publication in one of the public ga-
zettes o! this State, once a month fur four months or 'by
personal service on said Fullilove three months before the
next term of this Court.
A true copy from the Minutes.
20m-illI ALEXANDER G MURRAY, Clerlt.
BLANK DEEDS,
For Sale at (he Federal Union Ojjicc.
HENRY INFERIOR COURT,
Sitting for ord'nn/if i urpos's. Juhj Term, 1838
TJT npjNonring to ihe Court, from ihe petition **!' Tlmmas
hi Malone, that on I ho tenth day cf April. 1S3S, he was
possessed in his own right of four pnunissary notes.exe
cuted hy Ransom K. Bryant to ihe said .Malone, for thirty
dollars each, dated ihe 5th December, l s 37, nnd due ihe
25th December, 1339, copies of which saH Notes hw
been filed in the Clerk’s office of tha Inferior Court ofllcn-
ry county—On motion,
ft is Ordered, T hat the said Ransom R- Brvaiit
eatise, on the first day of tlie next t (, rm of this Court, why
the sattl copies should not he established in lieu of I fie saw
lost original* ; and that a copy of this rule be served per
sonally upon the saitl Ransom R Bryant, ami ;>nblis'i«i
three months in one of ihe public gazelles uf this
previous to the sitting of said Court.
A true extract from the Minutes—Jnlv Term, I$38.
15-3m ALEXANDER G. MURRAY d.c.lc^
GEORGIA, Richmond county.
TRIHI8 Indenture, made (his the first dav of JjarfLi®
14 Ihe year of our I ord eighteen hundred and twenty-
three, between William Walker of :he one pari and
Solomon IIogk of llie other part wiinexseththat th ?881
William Walker for and in consideration of th* s ,,raal
three hundred dollars, in hand paid, at and before the suit
ing and sealing of these presents, the receipt tvherfol®
hereby acknowledged, hath bargained, sold and convey
and by these presents doth bargain, sell nnd eonv y 1 !>
the said Sohnnon Hodge, his heirs, executor*, adminis 1 ^
tors and assigns, all (hat tractor parcel of Land in , l ,t * l » !
district of Appling county, and known in llie plan of»
district ky lot number five hundred and three, rofiiain'fjs
four hundred am! nin. ”’ acres more or less. Iu It""**
hold the said tract of I.nCd unto " m the said.
Hoge, his heirs, executors, administratin'.; ar, d assiSj-; •
ver in fee simple and ihe said William Walker "‘“jJ
his heirs, executors, adm nistrators and assigns, does her" 1
warrant and defend the tille to said lot of Land onto.
said Solomon J lodge, his heirs, executors, adminuM* 0
and assigns and from the lawful claim or claims ol
other person or persons whatsoever.
Jn testimony w hereof fhe said William Walker here
unto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and yrt(
hove written. WILLIAM WALK UK, seal
Signed, sealed and delivered ixt the presence of
Burl;, Saucy Newmans.
GEORGIA* Appling county, ** , -
5 N open court came John Johnson, sen and after f »
duly sworn says on his oath, that he was the ovuier^
»n original deed, of which the above and foregoing ,s> ’\
siantialiy a Gopy, to the best of his knowledge and
that this deponent or his attorney had the same
sion nnd that the deed is lost or mislaid and cannot N* 11,1
by this deponent.
Sworn to before me,
Therefore on motion ordered, That the foregoin?^
deed be established in lieu of the lost original, at ^
term id' this court, unless cause be shown to the rotura ./
hy the said William Walker or his legal repr^»en ,riLiV
and that this rule he published once a month till
term of this court, in one of the public gaze Its ut
together with the copy deed and affidavit.
GEORGIA, Appling county.
I, W illiam A. cdudifant, clerk of the superior roa ^
said county, do certify that the above and foregoing
extract taken from the minutes, passed nt 31 ay term of
court, 1833.
"ACRES LANDS* FOR b.vre,
THE Subscriber offer.’* for sa ‘ e " ^
acres of Land, lying in the 2f»lh and 30th districts *
ally Lee but now Sumter county The above J»n*-s J
and lay on Mtickalee Creek. Between three and ‘ uUr afJ j
dred acres of cleared land, with two good Gin
other necessary buildings on the premises. Person* *
ing to purchase lands would do well to call a n « eia . m
them. Terms will be easy and price fair. For part•r 1 **
hi i^j
apply to the subscriber on the premises, few niiksson
Fond Town, Sumter county, Ga. Jnlv 12, 183-1 -
4-Iratf l>EM PSEY J ■ J 1
BARGAINS MAY BE HAD-.
T HE SUBSCRIBER wishing lo hxaie himseil
plantation anti mills, on Town creek, will s f*" °ovuf
eral terms, the following described property, in il« e c
Milledgeville, viz: ' riirks***
Lct No. 2 (two,) in square sixty-eight (68.) ’j^g.
Montgomery streets, at present occupied
moral. Esq. Possession given 1st January, J8J2-
the north half of saiJ.fot, on which tlicrcere coffl 01
STABLES. ,. ih|be „
Also, f,oi No. 1, in square (70) seventy,on wuin
is a BATH HOUSE. Likewise, Dots No-l.s.» ^
of one acre each, in square (69) sixty-nine, al1
situated fir private residences. Also the corner n ^
43 (fony-tliree,) w here Mr. E. W. Miller now res
session given 1st January, 1339. , , v a t *
Persons desirous of purchasing valuable •’ r: 'P < Y, ase ap
reduced price and on nrcommodafiegierms, w in |> ■ A,
ply to Mr. <4. L. DEM ING, in Milledgeville, or"’'
scriiier, on Tow n Creek, ten miles from ^‘i"
Juno 19. 52-tf ' J’KYOK
