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Slate Rights and (Jailed Stales Rights.
“’ Tis the star spangled banner, oh, long may it wave,
O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave.”
FEDERAL UNION.
mil.I.EOISEVll.T.E, JIM VllY 31, >** *•
An Apology, is necessary to our readers, for the small
amount of reading matter in our paper ot to-day. \\ e
have used every means of compression in onr power,
and believe our present sheet is more crow led by busi
ness matter than any other we shall issue, Should it
prove otherwise, we will supply a reasonable amount of
reading matter in an extra form.
Ilelieflo the Indebted.
It affords us great satisfaction to notice the tone of the
Globe on this important topic. Every one knows that
widely circulated and powerful political paper, as the
uncompromising cash doten and rash up organ of the
Democratic party. We cannot call to mind a single re
mark of theirs, giving countenance to the slightest devia
tion in their rule, till we read in their paper of the 13th
hist, their first essay, headed Belief to tin ieddlal. The
comfortable amount paid them in gold, for the printing
they have done for the Government, has not ipiite hid
the awful condition of the suffering debtors ol the coun
try. We lave not failed to announce these facts lo our
readers, and had almost despaired of the Democratic
party rallying on their true gioiind, the interest of the peo
ple. till the Globe has made its appearance in this new
field. Too late, by fir, has the true (lag been unfurled
by the standard bearer, hut late as it is, there remains
much lo he done.
We are far from sanctioning ail the arguments of the
Globe oq this subject; they are still entangled in theory,
and driven by irresistible circumstances to acknowledge
the necessity of doing something to avert the almost uni-
versal extermination of the debtor class. Wc contemn
the mincing, with which they take up the subject, and de
clare our opinion, unequivocally and positively, that, un
less the Democratic party proclaim, as a leading object
of their policy, the enactment of efficient laws for the
“relief of the indebted,” its overthrow will he as signal
and merited, as that of the eooil-skill and red pepper par
ty of f-40. We admonish our friends, that this course
is demanded by policy as well as by humanity. It may
he a pleasant occupation 10 attend constable's sales, to
purchase corn at fivect r " per bushel, “good cows” at
three dollars, and sheep at twenty-five rents a piece; hut
over the legislative authority which looks idly on such
legalized robbery and oppression, there stands a hallow
ed power, which will tell them as Cromwell did the Rump
Parliament, “stand by and give way for better tr en.”
We have not room for their insertion, but commend
the several essays of the Globe to the careful examina
tion of onr readers. We think they will be found con
clusive against the attempt to reorganize a United States
Dank, or any other reliance lmt the legislative powersof
the “several States.” lie pointslo the valuation laws of
several of the Slates, and the enactment of such laws
progressing in others—hut he docs not discuss the con
stitutional difficulties which so embarrass the Southern
States where lawyers malic, and lawyers erectile the lairs.
Before tribunals so constituted, if laws give way, it is not
to favor poverty nr innocence. Against these, they are a
two edged sword in the hands of fanaticism; hut against
the wealthy or powerful, our laws and constitution are
as singed flax or a broken reed.
Our opinion has always been that, if our Legislature
had any desire to pass laws for the “relief of the indebtai,"
they woidd have found the means of accomplishing their
wishes. The clause in the constitution of the United
States, behind which so many have sheltered themselves
to carry out their determined objects end wishes, has
been long enough perverted to such purposes. More
than half of the United States have found the means of
successful rescue to their citizens on emergencies like
the present; and the Democratic patty of Georgia is
annihilated unless it follows their example. We for the
present, close with the following extract from the Globe,
beginning, it is true, with an if.
“If i here ever werecircnmslanros y\ Inch could justify the
introduction of the valuation condition, in connexion with
sales under execution, I hey exist now. The improvident
legislation ot the Stoics lias brought about the destitution
of currency wltirh rentiers absolute sales umlor execution
almost a total sacrifice of the debtor's means, lh is not
only stripped of \i bat. under ordinary circumstances, would
enable liiin to fill fil hi* obligations; but lie is robbed of it
under a slate of things produced by legislalion, that makes
all bis future earnings a prey lo the exaction which has al
ia ad v taken from him more in value than he owes; but
which, selling for little or nothing, renders him through
life subject lo the same obligations.”
Paying I'I>.
The receipts of the Central Bank are about twenty
Tartar on the Teeth.—M. LaBanme has asceitain-
ed that washing the teeth with vinegar and a brush will, in
a few days remove the tartar; lints obviating the necessity
of filing or scraping them, which so often injures the enamel,
lie recommends the use of powdered ebarconl and tincturo
of rhatany afterwards, which effectually (in his opinion)
prevents its formation.—Medical Times.
The Rev. Mr. Chonles in on address on Agricultural sub
jects, says:—lwisli tlmt we eonU1 create a general passion
for Gardening and Horticulture. We want more beauty
about our hotisfs—more-lo attach us to our homes. The
scenes of our ehildhood are the memories of onr future years.
Let our dwellings lio beautified with plants and flowers.
Flowers, ere, in the language of a late cultivator, “the play
things of childhood, smiling looks to man Rnd grateful ones
to, and ihe ornaments of the grave; they raise us to God.”
A Matter of OrtxioN.—A good wife, the other day, ta
king up a Manchester paper, said to her loving husband—
“This is just as it should be; the marriages are put before
the births. The Guardian always has the births first, and
I think that very awkward.” The husband gave opinion
in favor of the Guardian, ns be thought “people were born
before they were married.” The wife, however, persisted
in lb" correctness of her views of the matter, and preferred
the Manchester arrangements, as it was “a very ugly tiling
to have a birth before marriage.” The dent Its, it would ap
pear, were each put in the right place, for they always came
last.
SIOO REWARD.
L OST in Irwiuton, on the night of the 10th instant
a pocket hook, containing 2 one hundred dollar
Treasury notes, Nos. 143 and 144, drted June 1*, 1841,
on the Treasury of the United States; also two twenty
dollar bills on tliel’lanters and Mechanics Bank of Au
gusta; about one hundred and fifty dollars in Central
Bank money, and some change bills. The above re
ward will he paid to the finder of said hook with the
contents Jan. 16. 1343.
32 CHARLES FOX.
Grorgia, linker county.
MK^IlLiiEAS, John (Jolley, applies lo me for let-
NT▼ tors of administration, on the estate of Nathan
Brow n, late of Baker county, dec’d.
These are therefore, lo cite and admonish, all and sin
gular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, lo be,
and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters
should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 23d day of Janu
ary, 1813.
33 ROBERT IIARDIE, c. c. o.
TREMENDOUS RETORT.
The account balanced—The Abolitionists make it a
point to quote in their lectures and papers the following ver
ses from the pen of the celebrated Campbell:—
“United Slates! your banner scars
Two emblems! one of fame;
Alas! the other that it bears
Reminds us of your shame.
The white man's liberty in types,
Stands blazoned by your slats—
15 it what's the meaning of your stripes'!
They mean, your negro’s scars.
We would 'econirnend them hereafter to quote in juxta
position the following tri mendous retort by George Liint:—
Englnnt! w hence rame earli glow ing hue
'1 lint tints your flag of “ineieor” light—
The streaming red, the deeper blue,
Ciossed with the moonbeam s pearly white?
The blood and bruise—the BLUE and RED—
Let Asia’s groaning millions speak;
Thu WHITE—it lulls of color fled
From starving Erin’s pallid cheek!
Baldwin Sheriff’s Sale.
Baldwin Morfjage Slioriflf’s Sale.
B F.FORF. the Court-House door, in the City of Mil- i ,, , . , n , , ., .
Ied.evillp ,vi.l,in ih, lp-,1 ho.r. of »ilM„ ! f| WH&S
sold, on the first Tuesday in March next, the following ville. within the legal horns of sale, the following property
property, to wit: to-wit:
1 i\e hundred ncrea of Land, more or less, tying cn ! J wo negroes, to-w it: Scipio a man about 45 years old, and
Town creek, adjoining lands of Whittaker and others, j Spencer, a man about 25 yeais old, l. vied on as the proper-
the place whereon Luke Robinson now' lives; levied on , °f Seaborn Woodall, to satisfy a mortgage II fa in favor
as the property of Harper Tucker, to satisfy a ti fa issu- ) Nichols & Doming vs. Sunburn Woodall
ed from the Superior court of said countv. in favor of POSTPONED MORTGAGE SALE-
O DeKalb Sheriff’s Sale. i Jas»e* . .
N the first Tuesday in March next, will lie sold I /~VN the first Tne«rf .vV!\r *
before the Court-house door, in the town of Deca- I 1/ before the Court n„„ ‘ , c " n f W 'N be 5f >t.
tur.in D.Kalb county. within the legal hours of sale, the ticello, Jasper county, l” tweenTe n L° Wn ° f *W.
folfowing property, to wit; \ lbe following propen^ to vvd- ' h ° Urs ° r ‘Bl
ed from the Superior court of said county, in favor of
Reuben H. Hall vs. Luke Robinson, and Harper Tuck- '
cr, security. Property pointed out by said Tucker.
Three Negroes, to wit: Fillis. a woman, 45 years old,
and Julia, a woman, 22 years old. and her child, 6 months
old: levied on as the property of Frederick Butts, to sat
isfy sundry fi fas issued from the Superior court of said
county, iu favor of Benjamin F. Palmer and Margaret
King, adm’rs. of Elisha King, dec’d. and others. Prop
erty pointed out by said Butts.
AT THE SAME T1XIF. AND PLACE.
I Two negroes, io-vvii: Alice a woman 2H years old, and
her child Brn a hoy six years old, levied on as the properly •
of Joint I! Dyer, to satisfy a mortgage fi fa iu favor of
Isaac Newell vs. John I!. Dyer
SAM.'BUFFINGTON, Jr. Sh’ff :
Jan. 30, H43.
Wilkiusou Sheriff’s Sale.
/~\N the first Tuesday in March next, will be sold, at
and three fi fas from DeKalli Inferior court iu favor of the town of Monticeilo. containing i
\\ illtam Johnson vs. James \v tilts; and Willard & Wil- . less, now occupied by Mr Galloway
Hants vs. Jas W.llis; and G. B. Butler vs. James Willis ! sides by public streets; levied on to satfsfy a fi fi,
Two hundred two and a half acres of land, in their lh .Jasper Superior court, in favor of Maria'ItolJ from
dislrict, number not known, whereon James Sweat now : dian, Szc., vs. Lucas Powr" ”>
one house and lot
" 0, ' e more or
bounded on n Vo
. r ^ »’oivell. J *
lives ; levied on as the property of James Sweat, senior, One negro man, Dave,about 43 years old a
to satisfy a n fa. issued from a justices court of DeKalli 1 *— * - ■ • - - e
Ma RniEn, in this eitv, on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Air. Maun, John S. Wright, Fsq. to Miss
Mary Isabell, eldest daughter of Airs. Jane Eve.
Died, at his residence in Decatur county, William
Blkwit, aged 81 years. He was a hero of the Revo
lution, a worthy citizen, and an esteemed patron of the
Federal Union.
TUST received and for sale by
J J. HERTY & Co.
j Milledgeville, January 30,1843. 33—3t
i GcargiEa'icr county.
HEREAS, John C. Sheffield, applies to me for
letters of administration, on the estate of Dan
iel T5. Sheffield, late of’ said county, dec’d.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he
and appear at my office within tiic time prescribed by
law, to show cause, if any exist, why said letteis should
not be granted.
Given under iny hand at office, this 25lh day of Janu
ary. 1843.
33 ROBERT IIARDIE,c. c. o.
Georgia, Ttriggs county.
W HEREAS, Ira Peck, applies to me for lettersof
administration, on the estate of Jacob Harris,
late of said county, dec’d.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singu
lar, the kindredand creditors of said deceased, to he and
appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to
show cause if any they have why said letters should not ho
granted.
fpiven nnder my hand at office, in Marietta, this 20th
dav of January, 1843.
33 LEWIS SOLOMON, c c. o.
Georgia, Janes cotrnfrj.
JOHN LAMAR, of the 305th district. G. I
M.. toffs before me. one Bay Horse, supposed !
JLto he nine or ten years old, five feet high, hip-
shot in the right hip, a star in the face, with a pale streak 1
running down (lie left side of the nose, the nose (also j
white, some white spots on each side of the back, the |
left hind foot white to the pastern joint: appraised by
David Lester and William Kelley, to 70 dollars, this 10th
January, 1843.
NATHAN PASMORE, j. p.
A true copy from the Estrny Book.
CHARLES MACARTHY.c. t. c.
Jan. 18,1843. 33
Georgia, Jones county.
TOLLED before me, G. B. Williamson, a
AUTP* Justice of the Peace, for said comity, by Thos.
jLl-£-=2.H. Sleet! of the 2f)8th district, G. M., one es-
tray Bay Mare, about four feet eight or ten inches high,
about fifteen years old. with a star in her forehead, both
bind feet white up to the pastern joint; appraised by
C. J. L. Holland and Thomas F. Sanders, to §>12 50
ceuts, January 14th. 1843.
GREEN B. WILLIAMSON, j. p.
A true copy front the Estrny Book
CHARLES MACARTHY, c. 1. c.
Jan. 17.1843. 33
ty pointed out by said Searcy. whereon James Dismnke now fives; levied on as the
Two hundred two mid a half acres of Land, more or i property of James Dismnke. to satisfy one fi fa. issued
less, in Baldwin county, and adjoining laud of Gordon from the Superior Court of said conntv. iu Pivor of
and others; levied mi as the property of Shadraeh Biv- I Charles J. .McDonald, Governor of the State of Geor-
ius, to satisfy two li fas issued from the Superior court of gin, which was a forfeiture on a bond, for the appear-
said comity, in favor of Beecher. Hammond & Lit own mice of Jesse Martin vs James Dismnke and Alexan-
vs. said Sliadrach Bivins; one in favor of Sarah Davis j dcr Duke; property pointed out by U. Reace.
vs. Shadraeh Bivins and John S. Stephens.
One House mid Lot in the City of Milledgeville. No
number not known, all levied on as die property of Wes- One gray mare, bridle and saddle levied on as 1'
ley Braswell, to satisfy a fl la. ismed from DcKalb S11- property of Oliv er II. .Martin, to satisfy a fi fi, j n *
permr court, 111 favor of Sanders W. Ragsdale vs. Wes- from Jasper Inferior court, in favor of Hn«h P Kir'
3, in Square 41, 011 Hancock street, and adjoining Win
Napier's Law office, running east 521 feet, and south
1571 feet, to Win. A. Mott’s, and adjoining Iverson L.
Harris’ Law office; also, one Negro Mail Scipio, 22
years old ; levied on as the property of Ilardv P. Hum
phrey, to satisfy sundry fi fas, one in favor of John L.
Barringer and Brother vs. Hardy P. Humphrey; one in
favor of Shahan. Beall ,V Reynolds vs. Hardy P. Hum
phrey; one in favor of the .Mayor and Aldermen of the
City of Milledgeville vs. Hardy P. Humphrey and
Charles D. Hammond; and one in favor of Nichols &
POSTPONED. SALE.
Also at the some Time ami Place, trill be sold.
152 acres of pine land. No. not known, hut whereon
John McCullar now lives, in the 5thdistrict ofsaid comi
ty; levied on as the property of John McCullar, to satis-
fy sundry fi fas. in favor of Beall & Bond vs. John Mc-
Cullar.
Also, 101 1-4 acres of pine land, lying in the 5th dis
trict of V, ilkiuson county, No not known, well improv
ed: levied on as the property of William Boles, to sat
isfy sundry li ffis. in favor of Beall & Bond, issued from
a Justices Court of said comity vs. William Boles; prop-
han creek, liumocr not known, levied on as he property of William Pltinisee. to satisfy sundry fi
property of Robert C. Anderson, to satisfy four fi fas. issuing from a Justices court, in favor of Jefferson F
issued from DeKalb Inferior court 111 favot of Willard • Spear, and others, vs. said William Phitiisee—levy n J’’
& H imams vs. R. C. Anderson; and James M. \Y atson and returned to me hy a constable,
vs. R. C. Anderson; and Jesse F. Cleveland it Co. vs. \ One negro man named Bob,about 22 years old levied
Deming vs. Hardy P. Humphrey. Property pointed ' fT pointed out by defendant; levy made and returned |
’ - -- iphrey. , b y a constable.
. • .... _ C P UTTD IHJUV CM ’.OT l
Lot of land No. G7, iu the loth district, levied on as
the property of Charles .Martin, to satisfy a fi fa. issued
from DeKalb Superior court, in favor of Jacob Gimble
vs. Charles Martin.
JOHN W. FOULER, Sheri IT.
m
Garden Seeds.
J UST received from the North, a full assortment of
FR1.SH GARDEN .SEED tcarrunleel genuine.
Dahlias.—A few select roots put up iu packages
of three each, consisting of a great variety of DOUBLE
DAHLIAS, warranted to produce fine large double
flowers, among which are the huff, crimson, shaded lilac,
rosy scarlet, rose shaded with yellow, white tipped with
red, shaded crimson, dazzling scarlet, dark plum color,
variegated, &c. For sale very low for cash.
WILLIAM G. LITTLE.
Milledgeville, January 30, 1843. 33—2t
CENTRAL RANK MONEY AT PAR!
out hy Hardy P. Humphry.
Five hundred anti thirty-seven and a half acres of j MURPHF.Y, Sheriff. I
Land, more or less, in Baldwin county, and adjoining J Also at Inc same Time and Place, trill l/c Sold, the fallow- j
lands of McCrary, Jotirdan, and others; levied on as the | ing property, to-wit:
property of John S. Stephens, to satisfy sundry fi fas, | 202 1-2 acres of well improved, pine land, lying in the | _ _
otto ill favor of Jacob Robinson, hearer, vs. John S. Ste- 3d district of Wilkinson conntv. No. 104; also’ one jack- , known, levied on as the property of John T. Dabney, to
pliens and Jelm Edge; the Western Insurance and Trust ass and two jennies, and 50 head of stock cattle. 250 hush- satisfy one li fa. issued from DeKalb Superior court, in
Company of the City of Columbus vs. John S. Stephens, els of corn, and 30 or 40 head of stork hogs: and also j favor of Jesse L. Williams vs. \V illiatu T. Dabuey and
Charles I). If anunond, and Wm. A. Mott; one in favor one gray hotse ant! one black poney, and iwo mouse co- ' John T. Dabney—property pointed out hy John T.
of Isaac Newell vs. John S. Stephens; one in favor of lured mules; all levied on as the property of Thomas '
Shahan, Beall & Reynolds vs. John S. Stephens; pro- Jackson, lo satisfy one fi la. issued from the Superior
perty pointed out hy John S. Stephens. I Courtof Wilkinson county, in favor of Green R.Tench
Three hundred acres of Land, more or less, adjoining ' vs- said Thomas Jackson and Oliver D. Osgood; prop-
lands of Wright and Arthur Youngblood; levied on as erty pointed out by defendant. Jackson.
Two fractious of land, situate and being in said conn-
tv, containing one hundred and seventy acres, more 0r
less, adjoining lands of Ohadiah Coinwell and oi|- ri ,
levied on lo satisfy a fi fa. in favor of llie Slate of Geor
gia vs. Thomas Lovd. sen’r. and Thomas Loyd. jr.
Also, at the same time and place rill Ic sold, | . f ),,e . G.ui.irt .l acres of land, more or less/ lying and
, . , being iu said comity, aojoining lands of Lewi-Fleini.ip.
One hundred one and one-fourth acres ofland. m the am} ot |, rrs . |,. viei | as J ,| 1P property of Bevcrlv C!, ; ,i; n
l -th distnrt of onainally Henry now DeKalb county, snt ;«,r v a fi fi,. fi-,,,,, n j„ s ,i f 'es court in favor of || ar £
whereon H.lhaui T. Dabney now lives number not & Bailey vs. Beverly Chaliu and ’ ’ ”
Dabney.
One lot of land whereon Edward McKnne now fives.
John Horton—levy
made and returned to me bv a constable.
ISAAC L. PARKER, Sheriff.
At the same lime and place trill he sold,
One negro girl named Lolly, about 12 years old. Ipried
1 as the property of Robert T. Rivers, lo satisfy a fi fi
Jan. 25, 1943.
ELLIS IIARYILL, D. S.
33
the property of Janies Youngblood, to satisfy sundry fi
f is, one in favor of Joseph Stovall vs. James Young
blood; one in favor of Henry P. Strickland vs. James
Youngblood; one cost fi fa in favor of Richard J. Nichols
and George L. Deming vs. James Youngblood; arid E.
SI. Cowles vs. James Youngblood.
One House and Lot in the City of Milledgeville, one-
fnnrili of an acre, more or less, whereon Mrs. Jones for- i
nierly lived; levied on as the property of Isaac T. Cush- „i 1
ing. sen’r.—sold on the fir,t Tuesday in January last, the. "H’ '5 ry . l,ke V J °r T t . he property*>f James
purchaser failing to comply with the terms o/sale ac- o f^' rr 7 " °r 'M
cording a. law. now levied on to he sold at the porch:,s- w ' ,1 U > , ’ , “’"r- C °- 5,’
er’s risk—to satisfy sundry fi fas, one issued from the In- ! " 7 ^ w , u ^ Grtnade; property pomted
- • - -- - — — - out hy said Wyatt Jleredith; levy made and returned to
me hy a constable.
S. B. MURPHEY, Sheriff.
.Tan. 10, 13-13. 32
Wilktiisou SUt'i'ill’s Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in .March next, will be sold,
ill the town oflrwinton, Wilkinson county, before
the Court House door, between the usual hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
One negro hoy by the name of Peter, about 17 yeat
EAGLE HOTEL.
raiD
thousand dollars a week,
in due time.
The hills will he scarce enoug
Swindling Collectors.—A man signing his nrme
B. Rodgers, has been receiving money from some of
onr patrons, or forged accounts; a similar complaint we
observe in some of our neighboring presses, with regard
to another name, lint probably the same swindler. Onr
patrons will please take notice, that when we send out
Collectors their names will in vat ibly he found in our
columns.
Gen. Jackson and Mr. Calhoun.—The Nashville
Union, which ia published near lbe seal of Gen. Jnckson’B
residence, in an article published on lbe 29lh of last month,
says, “lhat these two distinguished citizens have had no in
tercommunication whatever, since General Jackson left the
Presidential chair.” But it also says:
“VV'e know it to hen fact that no man places a higher es
timate on the talents of Mr. Calhoun than General Jackson;
noTimn would give Mr. C. his voteforpresident,should he
be 1 lie candidate of Hie National Convention, more cheer
fully than he.”
KF The end of the world is not near yet. as it should
seem from tiie folllowing paragraph which we copy fiom
the New York Journal of Coiiniicice:
“Tlirtiine Prolonged.—It isnnderstood that Millerand
his associates have recently carefully review ed the calm
latino upon whichjthey found the prophecy of the near
approach tif the end of the world, trhen on e rror teas ilis-
cozercilin the fooling of one of tin columns, of a thousand
years. This is a very important discovery just now. It
will dispel the uneasiness about so sudden a go off and
give promise lhat we me yet to witness'the filling of many
a humlilc, aud realize the enjoyment of many a'panic,
before the end of all things The ‘ascension robes’ with
which many of the Miller >cs on Long Island have pro
vided themselves, arc not likely to he wanted.”
College Building Burned.
CTF We copy the following from the Christian Index,
(published at Fenfield, Green comity, Ga.,) of the 25th
instant:
It is our unpleasant tnsk to announce the destruction, hy
fire, of the Brick Edifice of Mercer University. About
four o’clock, ibis morning, the fire was discovered breaking
through llieroof near the centre of the building, and bad
made such progress when discovered, ns lo defy all exer
tions to ex lingo is h it; and the walls alone are now left sland-
ing. This calamity, wilhout doubt, is the work of an incen
diary. All the apartments of the building find been scour
ed end put in order the day previous for the reception of
Students; undue are informed, by the Steward, 1 lmt no
fire had been in iho building for five or six days. The fire
was communicated lo lbe building from the garret story,
and so near’the entrance at lbe top of the stairs, as to pre
vent access to extinguish it,—the lock of a door leluw, bad
been forced by the incendiary, to accomplish his nefarious
purpose.
We understand the Policy of Insurance on the building expired
on the -rtsl instant, aud had not ltcen renewed.
The Secretary's Books, and some articles of furniture, w ere also
burned.
Fortunately the wind was tow, and hy the active exertions of our
▼itlacers. tlie adjacent buildings were saved.
A call of the Board of Trustees iias been made, and the measures
to be adopted will >0011 he known.
We aie authorized to state lhat the operations of the University
will he continued without interruption. Ami Ic means forlodcing
and otherwise accommodating students, arc prepared; ami it is
trusted none willwillslaj away that designed attending.
To purify Water.—It is not so generally known as it ]
ought to lie, that pounded alum possesses lbe properly of
purifying water. A large table-spoonful of pulverized alum, -
sprinkled into a hogshead of water, stirred round at the 1
time, will, after a lapse of a few hours, by precipitating to j
the iHitlom the impure particles, so purify it, lhat it will be j
found lo possess nearly all the freshness and clearness of the 1
finest spring water. A pailful, conlaiiung four gallons, !
may be purified by a single lea-spoonful.
Bankrupt Statistics.—In South Carolina Dis'rict there
have been 205 volunteer applications in Bankruptcy and unly
one compulsory.
There have 'keen CO discharges granted.
There has been but one appeal to a Jury, and that result
ed in the acquittal of the Bankrupt; and two eases hate
been adjourned over from the District to the Circuit Court.
There are 145 cases now under w av, and at various stages,
roceeding towards maturity.—Charleston Courier.
De Joineille. successful.—The Prince de Joinville, of
France, and Prince Adalbert, of Prussia, went to Brazil
to win the hand of a lovely Princess there. It appears
by the last arrivals from Europe that the French Prince
is' the happy tnan, and his rival has been sent off with a
flea in his ear.
Matri-ntojty is belter titan uo money at all.—It s change
to a bachelor, though that change may sometimes con-
sist of a bit, and in case he is bit it will prove ott the
whole a rather bitter affair, and will set him ever after,
MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA.
T HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that his house is still, and will continue
to he, kept open for lbe reception of his friends and the
public generally. Ilis charges shall be commensurate
with the times. He will entertain
Man and horse, per day, for 00
do do per night, for 1 75
Man, per titty, 1 25
Ilorse, do - 75
And Central Bank Money taken at Pari!
Ilis House is too well known to say any thing in re"
gat'd to its arrangement, or his table; nor would he have
deemed it necessary to publish this card, hut for the fact
of some evil disposed persons, who, knowing they could
injure the reputation of his house in no other way, have
circulated the report that he has closed the establishment.
ROBERT McCOMB.
January 30, 1843. 33—5t
Corn, Fodder, M r cas, &‘c. Ac.
3.000 ibs. prime FODDER;
1,000 hush. SEED POTATOES, Spanish and Yams;
lOO hush, stork PEAS; 50 hush, white PEAS;
which will he sold in lots to suit purchasers, lotc for
cash in good money, if application is made-soon, to the
subscriber at his Belfast plantation, in Baldwin comity,
on the Ealonlon road, eight miles from Milledgeville.
IUCIIARI) ROWELL.
January 30, 1843. 33—2t
GetSt'giit, Jasper county.
POSTED before me bv Seaborn J. Shi, of
«_i^ v lhe 2!Klllt district, one estray Bay Horse, with
L li-i_tu o hind feet while, with a bald face, suppos
ed to he twelve years old—appraised hy James B. Belt
and William W. Parker, to fifteen dollars, after being
duly sworn before me. January 10th. 1843.
ROBERT DAVIDSON, j. p.
A true extract from the estrav hoik.
JOHN A. DILLARD, c. t. c.
Jan. 20. 1843. 33
S tiilt'tl Xfisfcs Dlnrsltal’j, Sale.
W ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in March next,
before the Court House door, in the city of Mil
ledgeville, between the usual hours of sale, the follow
ing property, to-wit:
Seventeen hundred acres ofland, well improved, in
the nineteenth and twentieth districts of orientally Lee,
now Randolph county, being the place on which Samuel
A. Grier now resides, adjoining Benjamin H. Rice, and
others; levied on as the property of Samuel A. Grier,to
satisfy two fi fas. from the tenth Circuit Court of the
United States for the District of Georgia, one in favor
of Miller. Ripley & Co. vs. Grier & Yarborough, and
the other in favor of Miller, Ripley & Co. \s. Samuel
A. Grier.
WM. J. DA VIS, Marshal.
Jan. 30,1843. 33
ferior court ofksaid county, in favor of George W. Price
Co. vs. Isaac T. Cushing; one issued from the Su
perior court of said county, in favor of Thos. L. Ross,
Book-Keeper, Ac. vs. Isaac T. Cushing and Ahel C.
Vail. Property pointed out bv plaintiff’s attorney.
One House and Lot in the City of Milledgeville, on
son street, whereon Edwin Hannah formerly lived.
Coroiter's 8'nSo.
^^N the first Tuesday in March next, will he
told,
before the Court Ifottse door in Irwiuton, YVilkin-
ed out l>v James W Reeve. [This levy sold for goli
and silver.] JOSEPH WALKER, D. Sh’iT.
adjoining 31. E. EcKuirds and L. G. AY eeks; levied on j son county, between tiie usual hours of sale, die foliow-
ns the properly ol Isaac T. Cushing, sen r.. lo satisfy ing property, to-wit:
sundry fi fas issued from the Superior Court ofsaid One negro man hy the name of Bill, about 40 years
county, one in favor of Thomas L. Ross, Book-Keeper, old; Ilatinah a woman, ahont 45 years old; two th.mi-
Isaac I. Cushing, sen’r., and Ahel C. Y ail; one sand pounds of salted nork more or less, one hav horse
“VENDUE MASTERS.”
TREASURY OFFICE, GEORGIA, )
Milledgeville, Jan. 27th, 1843. (
B Y the laws of this State, persons acting or appoint
ed as Y’endue Masters, in the cities of Savannah,
Augusta and elsewhere, are required to give bond, and
obtain a License from this office before proceeding to
act under llteir several appointments; and persons sell
ing, or attempting to sell, any goods, trarcs or merchan
dize ot public auction, as such auctioneer, without first
procuring a I.icense, are subject to be proceeded against
as therein pointed out.
These are to give notice, that no person has obtained
a License from this Department to act as auctioneer in
either of said places or elsewhere, since the 1st of Janu
ary, 1842; and that the provisions of the law in cases
where a failure to make the necessary return or to ob
tain a Lirense, have or may hereafter occur, will he in-
foreed against those violating the law.
B. B. SMITH, Treasurer.
Jan. 27, 1843. 33—2t
[CF Savannah Georgian, Constitutionalist.Telegraph,
Columbus Times, insert the above two times each.
January 31, 1843.
MORE NEW GOODS.
fcV CASES cassimerc Hats, (spring style) at §C;
« 1 case rich silk Bonnets, at $3 50, worth $0;
150 pieces more calicoes, at 12 1-2 to 18c;
50 do rich English calicoes, at25a.311-4c;
do Furniture calicoes, at 12 to 10;
Rich Domestic Fringe ; Furniture Dimity, at 31c;
SO pieces super Irish Linens, at 62 1-2 to '?iI;
.‘5-4 Bleached Shirtings, at fi l-4c; 4-4 do at 12 1-2 to 18c;
2 hales more those very heavy 1-4 bro. homespuns, 14c;
Black flax thread; black and colored sewing silk;
Brown and mix’d cotton half hose;
Apron cherks: cotton stripes;
Brown rotton drills, at I2 1-2c; &e. Ac
Purchasers will remember that Central Bank funds
are received at one hundred cettLs in the dollar, and
goods sold at these “astonishing low prices.”
by BANCROFT,
Next door to the Post Office.
Milledgeville, Ga. 33
Administrator's Sato.
^KflLL be sold on the first Tuesday in April next,
s '9 at the Court House door in Bakercounty, with
in the usual hour* of sale, the following property, to-
wit: one negro woman hy the name of Easier, about 50
years old, being a part of the property of James Tay
lor, late of Baker county, deceased; sold for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased.—
Terms on the day of sale.
MURPHY TAYLOR, Adm’r.
Jan. 23, 1343. 33
ANDREW .J. HAVSELL,
(“KCF.NTLY OF D.IHLONEGA.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MARIETTA, COBB COUNTY, GEO.
H AVING settled permanently at Marietta, will
promptly attend to all business confided to him
He will practice, as heretofore, in the followin'
counties.
Death of T. W. White.—We are pained to announce
tho death of Mr. T. W. White, Ktlitor of the Southern
Literary Messenger, lie died yesterday morning, lie was
one of tho most enterprising and useful men of his day.—
He has done great serviee in the cause of Southern Liter
ature and the cause of (he periodical literature of the Uni
ted Slates, and his death creates a blank which rannot
Boon be filled. This event is deeply deplored, as well on
this score as on account ol his personal relations and the
attachment so generally felt for the man. He was a warm
friend, s generous hearted, humane, and valued citizen. His
relations as head of an interesting family was not the least
imposing in which he could be regarded, and the manner in
which it was filled was the most beautiful chapter in his
J if*.—[Richmond Compiler, 2Uh iusl.
FLOYD,
CASS,
CHEROKEE,
FORSYTH,
LUM PKIN,
HABERSHAM,
GILMER,
MURRAY,
WALKER.
TO WAS.
ROME.
CASSVILLE,
CANTON,
CUM.MING,
DAIILONF.GA,
CLARKSVILLE,
ELLIJAY,
SPRING PLACE.
LA FAYETTE.
Also, in the counties of Paulding and Cobh. And
in the United States Courts for the District of Georgia.
N. B. James Ross Lawhon, Esq., Atty. at Dahlone-
ga, is authorized to contract with parties for retaining
fees, in any business in that county.
A. J. H.
Jan. 25,1843. 33—4t
Cohb Slieriff’s Sale.
’VJE7ILL he sold bf fore the Court-house door, in the town
*V of Marietta, Cobb county, on I he first Tuesday in
March next, between the legal hours of sale, the following
property, to-wit.
One negro boy by the name of Torn, about 10 years old;
levied on as tbc property ol Frederirk George, to satisfy a
fi fa. issued from a jusiioe Court, in favor of William Green
vs. Marlin Dobbs, Drury Dunn, and Frederick George, in
dorser; Levy made and returned to me by a Constable.
Two neirro women, to wit: Itinnh about 50, Lina ah ul 17years
old; levied on as tiie proper of Robert Xleeh, sr . to satisfy sundry
fi fas, issued front a justices Court of Cobb county, in favor of
Daniel Nalley vs. Robert Meek, jr., anil Robert Meek, sr.; let ic I
on and returned to me by a Constable.
Lot of land No 6, 17 Hist. 2d sec.; *i town lids, Nos. 69, and St, in
tiie town of Marietta, levied oil as the property of Lemma Kertley,
to saii.-fy a fi fa. issued from a justices Court of Cobb county, in fa
vor of Gcoree Noiman and others, vs. Lemma Kertley; levy made
and returned to me by a I'onstnhie.
Lot of laiitl No. 5o9, I7ilis. 2d sec M levied on as the ]*ro|ierty of
Stephen Phillips, »«> satisfy a fi fa. issued li om a justices Court of
Franklin county, in favor of William Attn way. vs Stephen Phelps,
Williamson Philips, and Cha;h s A. Marlin, security ; levy made
and returned tome by a Constable.
Lot of land No. 1087 19 dist., 2d sec., levied on ns ihe properly of |
John Biimwcll, sr„ to satisfy ali fi. issued from a justice Couit of ,
Colili county, in fa\tir of hurley & Carney vs. the said John Cstrn-
well,sr., and William II. May* security, on the stay; levy made j
and returned to me by a Constable
Lots ofland Non. S53. Sot. S55, S5S, and T07, ill the istdist. and 2ii 1
sec., levied < n ;>s the property ol Nancy Trammell, to satisfy sun- |
dry fi fiis. issued from a ju. ’ices court of Kor>yt county, in lavor
of Arthur T. Camp, as adminisiat >r of Hiram Trammel), deceased;
levy made and returned lo me 1 y a Constable.
Lois of laud Nos. so3 ai d 80t, in the 16th district 2d section, lev-
led on as the properly of David Aloor, to satisfy sundry 11 fas issued |
from a justices court of Cobh county, in favor of Isaac Leash y, j
bearer, and others vs said Woor and Garrett Gray, security; levy I
made and returned to me by a Constable.
Lot ofland No. 274, in the 1st district 2d section, levied on ns the 1
property of Thomas Jackson, to satisfy sundry fi las issue** from a
justices court of Cobb county, in favor of Joseph G. Thomas vs i
said Jackson; levy made and returned tome by n constable.
Lot ol hind No. 996, in the 17th dist.. 2d sec. levied on as tlic property ,
ni Ezekiel Bruinbalow, to sat sfy si ndry fi fas issued from a jus
tices court cf Cobb county, In favor of Thomas J Payne, bearer, vs |
Obfdjah Grnv itl, principal, John Richards A. Ezekiel Rrumhalow,
indorsers; levy mad* and returned to me by a font-table.
Two j’cres more or less, well improved, bcin? part of lot No.
1159, in the 16th district of the 2*1 recti* n, on the Cassville road,
adjoin in? oj in the town of Marietta, now occupied hy James
Pattillo, levied on as the property of John C Carpenter, to satisfy a
fi f.i issued from the Superior Court of Cold) county, in favor of
Thomas Walker vs said Carpenter, & Jason Harrison, principals
ami Janies L Carpenter, security on stay of execution.
Lot No. 200, in ihe 20tli district 2*1 section, and ore half acre more
or less, w irh improvements, beim: part ofloi No. 1159 16 uiM»‘ci2d
section, on the Cherokee sheet, in the town of Mnriietta, formerly
occupied hy Samuel Hari i>on, levied on as the property of Jason
Hamson. t«* satisfy two li fa*-., one issued from Cobb Inferior Court
in favor of Thornton Burk vs Jason Huri hoii and John C Caret li
ter, the other from the Superior Court of Cobb county, vs Jonn C
Carpenter and Jason Harrison, principals, and James L Carpenter,
security on the stay.
Lot No. 179, nn*l 15 acres of lot No 178, in the ISih diEtrict of the
2*1 section, levied on as the property of James Peity, to satisfy Iwo
fi fas issued from Cohl) Superior Court, in favor of William F.z-
zard, guardian, &**., for the use of F A Williams vs Janies Petty,
and Abraham Petty; property pointed out hy del* ndant.
One necro woman l*v the name of r*'nfa. about 30 years of njrc
and her child Eita, levied on as the property ol ^nrah M. Fendall,
to satisfy a fi fa Issued liomthe Superior Court of CVlib county, in
favor *>f Charles II Warson vs Thomas M Fei.dall, ami r**ir:ili M.
Fendail principals, and Hiram How aid, security on stay of exe
cution; property pointed out by .Sarah A1 Fendall
L«-ts Nos. 373, 418, 419, 420, in the 16th district of the 2*1 section,
p .int' ii out by Jesse C Farrar, and 1252, 1253, 560, and 1323 in flic
19th ilistrict. of the 2*1 section, and lot No. 7, in the 18th district 2d
section, pointed out by Moses Aleck: levied on ns the property of
Jesse C Farrar, to salitfy sundry fi las issued from Cobb superior
('out; one in favor «>l Moses Meek vs said Farrar; one in favor of
John !I Newton vs said Farrar; the other in favor of the officers of
Cobh Superior Court vs said Farrar.
Lots of land No. 114, in the 2d district of the 3*1 section, and 595
In the 191 h district of the 2*1 sreth n, also, 12G9 in the lsih dbtrict
of i lie 2d section, levied on as the property of Aloses Aleck, lo sat
isfy sundry fi fas issued fr»»tn the Superior Court of Cobb county;
one in favor of Abner Wellborn vs said Meek; one in favor of John
Dobson for the u§eol Wm. T Winr* vs said Mick; one in favor of
John II Newton, bearer vs said Meek; the other in favor of Daniel
Matthews vs said Meek & Jesse C Farrar.
Lots Of land Nos. 643, 60l, 644, 645, 649, 650. 651, 690, 691, 692, 698,
and fi9p, all in the istdistrici of the 2d ,-cctioii well improved; on
s.tid premises arc a yood 2in and thrasher, also, Lot No. H07and
599 n the 3d district *>f the 3d section; nil levied on as the property
of Arthur T Camp, to satisfy two fi fas issued lr**m Cobh Superior
Court; on** in lavor of Mary Gresham, executrix ot John H Gresh
am. deceased vs Arthur I Camp, administrator of Hiram Trammell,
dec* n«cd, and as security on the appeal; lh other in favor of John
Morrow & Co. vs a T Camp, adm'r of Hiram Trammell, decease*!;
property pointed *»ut by A T Camp.
Lot No. 633, in the 17th district of tire 2*1 section, and T.ot No.
1163 in the 16th district of the 2d section, levied on as ihe properly
ofHupry Anderson, lo satisfy a ti la issued from Cohh Superior
Court, in favor ol John Men tt vs Martin I. Uvff, Supry Anderson
*k Gfor.'c W Foote; property pointed out by plaintiff.
Seventy five barrels of corn more or less, one yoke of oxen and
cart, 3 rows and calves, 2 cows With calf, and 4 stacks ol fodder;
levied on as the iiroperiy of Josiah Greer, to satisfy a fi fit issued
from Cobb Superior Court, in iav r oi Aimer Wellborn vs Josiah
Greer & John Lemeon; propci ty pointed out by Greer.
One bupirey and harness levied on as the property of Rcnne M
Pittman, t*> satisfy a fi fa issued iron. Cobb Interior Court, in favor
of John Kcrk vs said Pittman; property pointed out by the defend
ant.
Lois of land Nos. 172, 100, 101, and 52, in Ihe 1st district of the 2*1
se \, levied on as she property ol John II Brockman, to satisfy two
fi fas issued from Cobh Superior Court; one in favor * f A I) IVden
vs said Brockman, principal, & Philip Groover, security on the
sin;; theolhcrin favor of Thomas J Payne Co. «s said Brock man;
property poin e 1 out by plamtiGs.
Lots of land Nos. 473.and 536 in the 17th ilistrict 2d section, and
town lot being ir. lire North-east corner oi the town of Marietta,
levied on as tho property of George Baber, lo satisfy f* in 11 fas; one
in favor of Thomas W Baxter vs George Baber, Daniel N Pittnnn
A*. 11 N Wilson. Copartners, &c . *mo tnfav r of the officers of court
vs Ml My A C Haynes, George Ba»*er adm’rs of K B Haynes, dec’d,
and William Woodall, security ot* tiic appeal—the oilier twolY*»ni
Cobb Inferior Court, one in favor ol McCarter & Welch vs George
Bab* r. thv other in fivor «.f McCarter A Welch vs George B.U>er,
Daniel N Pittman & Harvey Wilson.
( ne sorrel marc ami one bay colt, levied on .as the propoity of
Jar. es G Doiifrheity, to satisfy a fi f.i issued from Cobb Superior
Court, in favor of James t> W ho t vsJarr.es G D* ugherty, principal,
and L I* Hariston, security on the stay—propeity pointed out by L
P Hariston. . . ,
Lots No. 4*.8, 419, and 4S0, iu the. 17th district. 2*1 section, levied
on as i he propert oi Martin L Buff, tosntisfv sundry fi fas Issued
from Cobb .superior Court—one in favor of Supry Aitdcrsn •, for
the use of John Warren vs the said UufT, principal, and William
Harris, security on the appeal, one in favor of the Central Bank of
Gt oreia. vs George W Foote, principal, John G Holland, William
Dobbs, Martin L Ruff and E R Mills, endorser?, and others vs said
Huff—property pointed out by plaintiffs.
One road wagon and htrnc? . levied on a*? the property of II B
Foote, to satisfy two fi fas issued from Cobb Superior Court—one
In fivor of Enoch Morris vs II It Foote, principal, and N B Green,
security on the appeal, the other in favor of the Central Bank of
Georgia, vs H It Foote, Jesse C Farrar & N B Green.
Lots Nos. io?7,nnd part of lot No. 1076, beiii.T the premises where
Eli.sha T* tarn now lives, levied on a? the properly of Elisha Ta
tum, to satisfy two fi fas issued from Cobb Superior Court—one in
favor of John Grasg vs sn 5 d Tatum. Hie other in favor of Seaborn
J Johnson & Alfred Shorter, executors of A T Harper, dec’d vs said
Elit-hi Tatun.—prop >rly pointed out by defendant.
Lots ofland Nos. 373, and 418, in the 17th district 2d section, lev
ied on as the property of Isaac H Cross’ey, tc satisfy a fi fa issued
from Cobb Superior Court, in favor of Joel Clark and others, vs
said Crossley—property pointed ontby plaintiff'.
S. N. MALONEY, Sheriff.
Jtuuarj 25,1613. 33 id
Property pointed out Bush
l _V Richard Blouut.
Four Negroes, to wit : Liza, a woman, 19 years old.
and her two children. Tom, a hoy,years old, and Ra
chael, ! year old; Liddy, a girl, 7 years old; levied on as
the property of Moses S. West, to satisfy one fi fa issued
from ihe Superior court of said couniy, in favor of
Benjamin S. Jonrdau vs. Moses S. West. Property
pointed out hy said West.
Three hundred acres of Land, more or less, in Bald
win county, adjoining lands of f’otvell and Jarreit; four
Negroes, Hannah, 3-1 years old; Joe. 8 years old : Har
ry. 0 years old: Jim, 4 yenrs old; levied on as the prop
erly of Levin J. Smith, to satisfy two li his issued from
the Superior court ofsaid conuty, one in favor of the
Bank of the State of Georgia vs. Levin J. Smith; one
in favor of Wm. Dennis vs. Cornelius McCarthy, Thos.
Humphries, and Levin J. Smith, securities. Property
pointed out by Levin J. Smith.
One House and Lot in the City of Milledgeville, on
Washington street, containing four acres, more or less;
levied on as the property of Peter J. Williams, to satisfy
one fi fa issued from the Superior court of Baldwin coun
ty, in favor of John (5. Winter vs. Peter J. Williams and
Bartley McCrary. Property pointed out hy Peter J.
Williams
THOMAS JACKSON, Coroner.
33
Jan. 26.1843.
Pulaski Sheriff Sale.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in March next,
before the Court House door, in the town of;
Hawkinsville, Pulaski county, within the legal hours of
sale, the following property, to-wit:
The plantation lately occupied hy P. E. Love, Esq., ■
and known as James M. Bracewell’s plantation, contain- j
ing six hundred acres of land more or less, lying on the :
east side of the Ociniilgee river, adjoining lauds of
Odom and others, aud in the JJ 1st dislrict of originally j
Wilkinson, now Pulaski county, numbers not known;
levied on as Ihe property of Edward St. George, lo sat
isfy two fi fas. from Pulaski Superior Court, in favor of
A. Wood, & Co. vs. Collier & Bracewell and Edward
St. George, security on appeal
Also, a negro tnan named Henry, 45 years old; levied
on as the property of lienor Germany .‘to satisfy a fi fa. I
from Pulaski Inferior Court, James M. Bracewell vs.
Elenor Germany, maker, aud William A. Berry, indor- !
ser.
Also, a house and lot, in the town of Hawkinsville, i
known as ihe Cook House, and lot lately occupied hy
One hundred and forty-three acres of Land, more or James Argo; levied on as ihe property of James Bohan- j
less, adjoining lands of Samuel Johnson, John Bain, and satisfy sundry fi fas. from a Justices Court, llissis j
others; levied on as the property of John II. Smith, to Crutchfield vs. Janies Bohanou; said house and lot sit-{
tinted upon the north side of Commerce street, adjoin
ing John McNairs’ lot. No. not known; levy made by a
constable.
Also. Frank, 45 years old; Blister, 20 years old, and
Dempsey. 18 years old; levied on as the property of
Thomas Bemhry, to sat sfy sundry fi fas. from Pulaski
Superior Court, Thomas M. Gatlin vs. Thomas Bein-
bry; Washington Ingram vs. Thomas Bemhry; properly
pointed out by Richard F. Brandy.
JOSEPH CAKRUTIIERS, D. S.
Jan. 30,18-13. 33 I
satisfy one fi fa for his taxes for the year 1838. Levy
made and returned lo me by John Bynum, constable.
One House and Lot in 1 lie City of Milledgeville, on
Jefferson street. No. 1, in Square 40; 50 feet on Jeffer
son street.and 2)11 feet back; levied on ns the property
of John II. Ware, lo satisfy one fi ft issued from Ihe Su
perior court of Muscogee county, ill favor of i tie Central
Bank ofGeorgia, vs. John 11. Ware. James S. Calhoun,
and William A. Mott. Property pointed out by William
A. Mott. |
Sam a man 28 years old, and Ihtrry n man 30years old,
nil levied on ns tbc properly of Peter J. Williams, to satis
fy Iwo fi fas, one issued from tlie superior court ot said
county, in favor of John R. Wilder, vs. P, ter J. Williams,
the other from the inferior court of said county, in favor of
llcecher, Hammond & Brown, vs Peter J. Williams; pro
perty pointed out by said Williams.
Five negroes to-w it: Peter a man 35 yeers ofd, Ilenrv a
man 25years old, Sam a man 38 tears old. ,Vill's a buy 18 i • "n'.‘“"V-‘'" u “ " U ' V „\' U
years old, Chaney a woman 28years old; all levied on ns the j Comll >’
property of John W. L. Danit’
the superior court of said county
McCrary vs. John W. L. Daniel, Sarah Davies vs. John
VV. L. Daniel, mid Mielmel J. Kenan security, Harris
Thurman vs. John W. L. Daniel, The Central Bunk of
(ieorgin vs. John W. L. Daniel, indorser, John J/all vs.
John W. L. Daniel, Mrs. Sarah Davies vs. John W. L.
Daniel, anil Richard li. Dims security, and Wm. J. Davis
security on appeal, James II. Strang? hearer, vs. John W.
L. Daniel, William *5. Lane lienrer, vs. John W. L. Daniel,
Richard K. Ilinrs vs. John W. L Daniel, four fi fas is
sued from I lie inferior court of said county, one in favor of
John Warren vs. John W. L. Daniel, I5i
vs. Wm. Steele, Thomas M. Cook and
iel securities, John 15. Thomas vs. John VV. L. Daniel, 1 enrity on appeal.
James Griggshy vs. John W. L. Daniel; properly pointed I 41)0 acres of land, known hy the No. 531, in the 12th
ont hy said Daniel,the above Iasi mentioned properly sold district of Ware county: levied on as the property of
for Central Bank money. _ John B. Carv er, to satisfy two li fits, issued from a Jtts-
SAM. Hi rFINGTON, Jr. Sh fl. tjee Court in said county, John B. Carver vs. James Ful-
ai the same time ANn fL.vcE. wood; levied on and returned to me hy a constable.
levied on as ihe property of Garland Grogan; and one issued from Jasper Superior court, in favor of David
lot of laud whereon D. B. Ellington now lives, together j Retd vs. said Robert T. Rivera—properly pointed out
with the grist mill on said lot, levied on ns the property by plaintiff’s atiorney.
ol said Ellington, to satisfy one ft fa. from DeKalb 8upe- Three hundred acres of land, more or less, lviii» jg
rior court, iu favor of E. Warhington vs. Garland Gro- said county, adjoining lands of Hugh P Kirkpatfick'and
gait ami 1). B. Ellington—property pointed out hy said others, levied on as ihe property of Henry Harden, io
Ellington. satisfy a fi fa. issued from Jasper Superior court, in ft.
Two lots of land, on one of which defendant now vor of William F. Mapp. administrator of Allen Mr Lea.
lives, and the other adjoining thereto, iu the 18th district don. deceased, vs. Henry Harden and James 11 J[,||,. r
of originally Henry now DeKalb conntv, numbers nnt , Three hundred acres’of laud, more or less, lyin" j„
known, levied on as the property cf Charles Whitlock. ’ said county, adjoining lands of Henry Harden ami oth-
to satisfy a fi iu. from DeKalb Superior court in favor e rs, levied oil as the properly of Joseph W. Slaughter,
of U right Ingram vs. Charles Whitlock. to satisfy a fi fa. from Jasper Superior court, in favor of
One ot or land No. 242, in the 36lh district of origin- Jonas II. Holland vs. Joseph W Slaughter and Lemuel
ally Henry now DeKalb county, levied ott as the pro- O. Lawrence.-
petty of James \\ . Reeve, to satisfy one fi fit. from De- One Jersey wagon and harness, aud one gig. levied
Kail. Superior court, in favor of Samuel House vs. As- on as the property of Joseph Johnson, to satisfy a li ft.
Imry W . Reeve ami Janies W. Reeve—property point- issued from Jasper Superiot court, iu favor ofStiiilli &
Id , Broddns vs. said Joseph Johnson.
JAMES VV. MORGAN, Dp. Sh’fT.
At the. same lime, and place trill be sold, j At ihe same lime, and place will he, sold,
One hundred and ninetv-three acres of land, being lot : Three negroes; Jack, a man; Esther, a woman; and
No. 152, in the 14th district of originally Henry now De- Clarisa. a girl, all levied on as the property of Wilev L.
Kalb county, levied nuns the property off Warren A. 1 Clements, to satisfy live G fas from the justices court of
[folk, to satisfy five fi fiis from a justices court of the 530th the 293d district, G. M. of said county, in favor of C nth-
district. G.M., in favor of N. Sz J. Hornsby vs. Warren bert Reese vs. James S. Fears, A. C. Morrison, and
A. Belli; property pointed out hy the defendant—levied Wiley L. Clements; and sixteen fi fits from ihe same
on and returned to ms by a constable. court in favor of Noah Butts vs. Mary Clements, and
l’art of lot of land. No. 93. in the 15th district of orig- Wiley L. Clements and A. G. Morrison, securities; and
inally Henry now DeKalb county, whereon Alalcoinh also eight fi fas from the same court in favor of James
McLeod now lives, to satisfy four fi las rom a justices W. Shropshire vs. A. C. Morrison. Wiley L. Clements,
court of the 536th di-tricl, G. M. iu favor of Berry Rags- and A. G. Morrison—; II levied on and returned lo me hy
dale vs. Malcouib McLeod; property pointed out hy a constable.
plaintiff—levy made and returned to me by a constable. One hundred one and one-fourth acres of land, more
Lot o! land whereon Moses Copps and Katherine or less, number not known, adjoining Beverly Chafin
Copps now lives, in the 16th district of originally Henry and others, to satisfy six fi fas fiom the justices court of
now DeKalb county, levied on as the propeity of the the 297lh district, G. M., of said county, till of them in
said Moses and Katherine Copps, to satisfy sundry fi fas favor of John Price; and four of them against Stephen
from a justices courtof the4S7lh district, G. M.. two in Hay and Isaac L. Parker; and two of them agaiiLst Sie-
favor of John Ragan vs. Katherine Copps. and one in phen Hay and John Chafin, levied on as the property of
favor of II. Coe for the use of- George K. Hamilton, vs. i said Hav—property pointed out hy him to a constable,
Moses Copps and Katherine Copps—levy made and and levied on and returned to me.
returned to me by a constable. Two hundred two and a half acres of land, more or
One hundred one and one-fourth acres of land, being less, adjoining William V. Burney, and others, whereon
llie half of lot No. 328, in die 18th district of originally James W. Morgan now lives; 6 head of horses, 1 yoke
Henry now DeKalb county, levied on as the property of of oxen and cart; all leviyd on as tL j property of" said
Henry Medcalf, to satisfy- one fi fa. from a justices court James VV. Morgan, to satisfy a fi la iu favor of Sintoa
in favor of James \V. Reeves vs. Henry Medcalf—levy Scales, transferred to Thomas Grier, vs. James II. Mil-
made and returned to me hy a constable. ler, and said Morgau, security; and a li fa. in favor of
One mile and a quarter of the Monroe Rail Road, Stephen C. Talmadge, vs. said Morgan, principal, and
commencing at the south line of lot of land No. 107, in 1 Lucius Mansfield, indorser: the first named fi fa. from
the 14th district of originally Henry now DeKalb county, th<» Inferior court, and the last from the Superior court
and running north towards the terminus of the Western '■ of said county—properly pointed ontby the defendant,
and Atlantic Rail Road; levied on as the property of the ! Morgan.
Monroe Rail Road and Banking Company, to satisfy , One hundred and fifty acres of land, more or less, ad-
sundry fi fas from a justices court of the 564th district, ■ joining Phelps, and others, whereon William Edwards
G M. of Bibbeonnty. in favor of Pinckney B. Cox and ■ now lives, levied on to satisfy a fi la. from Jasper Supe-
Galiriel H. Cox vs. the Monroe Rail Road and Ban'-ing | rior court vs. said Edwards, and Fleming McFall, as the
Company; property pointed out by pkiiiiiff—levy made , property of said Edwards.
and returned to me by a constable. j One negro woman named Rltoda, levied on as the
One house at ! lot in the town of Decatur, now in the j property of William O. Edmondson, to satisfy four fi fts
possessit MM
perty of
DeKalb Eeperior court in favor oi - the officer of court,
vs. Green !’• Butler. Riley Johnson. T. B. George, VVil-
1 m R. Smith, l'zekiel Mason, and Simeon Williams—
property pointed out by C. Murphey.
Azuton II. Ahnand’s interest iu lot of land No. 5, in
on of J. VV. L. Buchanan; levied on as the pro- | issued from a justices court of said county, in favor cf
\t illinm R. Smith to satisfy one fi fa issued from Abba Benton vs. said Edmondson—levy made and re
turned to me by a constable.
One negro man named David, a good carpenter: 3
hand saws, 3tenant saws, 13 planes, 1 broad axe,2hant-
mers,7Iarge chisels, 1 lio.x of sundry small tools, 2 squares,
1 oilstone, 1 whip saw, 1 cross cut saw, I pair of foot
the 14th district of originally Henry now DeKalb coon- j adz; 1 pole-axe, 7 augurs, 1 chest and tools and 2 hand
ty; and sn : I Ahnand’s interest in one negro mail hy- the I axes, all levied on as tho property of Joseph J. VV. Car-
naine of Ned. levied on as the property of Azman R. I gile to satisfy a fi fit. from the Superior court of said
Almand to satisfy one fi fit from DeK.-db Superior court j county, in favor of Maxey & Bartlett, vs. said Cargile.
Ware SlieriiPs Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in March next, will he sold be
fore the Court House door in the town of VVares-
boro’, Ware county, within the legal hours of sale, the
following property, to-wit:
j 490 acres of land, known bv No. 63, in the 8th district
.,n ns me - - .. _ . " n vvlticb ;
iel”'to satisfy snndry'fi 'fa's'fro'rn N e ' v,ler " ll0 ' v lives,and well improved; levied on
uunty, one in favor of Wiley !,s 'l 10 property of William G. Riggins, to satisfy two fi
‘ 1 “ .... . . fas. issued from a Justices Court in said comity. John j
Douglass vs. William G. Riggins; levied on and return-
to me hy a constable.
in favor of Scranton Nr Smith vs. Azman R. Almand—
property pointed out hy plaintiff’s attorney.
JOHN JONES, Dp. Sheriff
January 25th, 1843. 23
loites SlicrilPs Sale.
January 26, 1843.
WILLIAM RAMEY, D. Sh’fT.
490 aerosol’ land, iu the 12th district of Ware county,
u which James Dougherty now lives, well improved,
known by the No. 438; also one sorrel mare about 6
years old, and one road waggon and gear; levied on as
the property of James Dougherty, to satisfy a fi fa. issued
u, front Ware Superior Court. Simeon Lee vs. James
tohng'il." ilobinson Dougherty, principal, John J. Underwood and GreyS.
John W. L. Dan- Roberts, security on bond, aud Geo. B. Williamson,se-
Jns;>er Slieriff’s Sale.
OJ N the first Tuesday iit April next, will he sold be
fore the Court House door in the town of Monti-
i> me ursi i ucsoay in trjaren next, win ne sota De- ; ■ . .. , , , - ,
r ,i r. ..I i • /-.i- . i cello, Jasper county, between the legal hours of sale,
fore the Court House door. inChnton, Janes conn- r„u„..; ..
ty between the usudhours of sale, the following prop-j A , JP „ ro .Led Bili,'about 26 years old: levied
er >; "'V ' ci i i . - - - - , -i on as die property of Sarah N. Morgan, to sati-fv a
2 2 -2 acres of and more or less, adjoining lands of ll!ortgage jUed from Jasper Inferior court, in favor
D. B. 11 ul and off ers, whereon Admeral Haddnck now of Ro |£ rson Cmt chfield V s. the said Sarah N. Morg.m
lives; levied on as the property ot the defendant, Ad- I
tneral Haddnck, to satisly two fi fas. issued from the Su
perior Courtof the county of Jones, in favor of Isaac
Newell vs. Admeral Haddock, one in favor of Benjamin
L. Lester, hearer vs. Admeral Haddnck.
Also, three negroes, to-wit: Jacob, about -25 years
old; Esau, about 20 years old. and Isaac about 17years
old. all very likely; levied on as the property of Ihe de
fendant. William .Mims, to satisfy one fi fa. issued ont of
ihe Superior Courtof the couniy of Jones, iu favor of
Joseph Miller vs. William Mans and Gillis Wright, and
assigned to Popes & Williams.
One bay mare mule, about seven years old. levied on
as the property of tlieAlefeudant, Joseph Johnson, to sat
-property pointed out in said mortgage fi fa.
JAMES W. -MORGAN, Dp. Sh’ff.
January 26,1543. 33
Two negroes, Will, a man 25 years old; Sarah a woman !
40 y<nrsold; levied on as the properly of Samuel II. Hughes, I
to satisfy sundry fi tbs issued from the superior courtof |
Baldwin county, one in favor of Joseph Stovall, one in fa
vor of Shahan, Beat: & Reynolds, and one in favor of Sa
rah Johnson vs. Samuel 11. Hughes: properly pointed ont
by defendant.
One negro girl. Snkev, 12 years old, likely and well
JOHN T. CLOUGII, D. S.
Jan. 18, 18-13. 33
Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL he sold on the first Tuesday iu M vrch next,
before the Court f louse door, in the town of
Newton, Bakercounty,between the usual hours of sale,
11-win positioned Sheriffs Sale.
XT) ILL he sold before the Court House door, in the
W town of Irvvinsville. Irwin county, on the first
Tuesday in March next, between the usual hours of
sale, the following property, to wit:
Three uegroes, Hester a woman, ahont 23 years old;
Torn a hoy, two years old; aud Leltice a girl child, about
8months old; all levied upon as the projierty of John
McDearmid, to satisfy one fi fa. issued out of Irwin 8u-
isfy one ft fa. issued out of the Superior Court of the perior Court in favor of Snider & Nichols is. John Mc-
county of Jasper, in favor of Smith & Broddns vs. Jo- ^ n , r “^,. n . n ^„V"“ Can McDean,,lll; l> ro pe rt y pointed
ph Johnson.
One gold watch and safe chain, levied on by virtue of
grown, levied on ns the property of John B. Dyer, to satis- j fl |e following property, to wit:
fy one fi la issued from the Inferior rourt of Baldwin com- i Twenty negro slaves, levied on as the property of John
ty in favor of the Central Bank of Georgia vs. John 15. Dy- j W. Cowart, viz. Cato, 13 years old; Henry 15; Spelt
er, and one issued from the Superior court of said county cer, 7; Jack, 23; Hannah,21, and infant; Black Hannah,
in favor of Richard ^Lowell vs. lohn B. Dyer; properly 17: Ben. 1; Randal, 7; Mary—; Stepney, IS; Milly, 14;
pointed out hy defendant.
Eour hundred and eighty acres of land, more or less, in
Baldwin county, adjoining lands of Brantley, Tyson anil
others,levied on as the properly of Levi Horne, to satisfy
onefi fa issued from the Superior court of Baldwin county,
in favor of John II. Brown, surviving executor of George
A. Brown, dre’d. vs. Levi Horne uial William Ilorue;
properly pointed out by Levi Horne.
Two lots of land, numbers fifty-four and seventy-four, in
Baldwin county, adjoining lands of West arid others, the
place whereon the defendant now lives, levied on as the
property of Amelins Torrance to satisfy two fi fas issued
from the Superior court of Baldwin comity, one in favor of
Benjamin L Lester, and one in favor of Beecher, Ham
mond & Brown, vs- Amelins Torrance; projierty pointed
out hy the defendant.
Two negroes. Willis a man 2(5 years old, and Maiilda a
girl !5 years old, levied on as the properly of Edwin Har
ris, to satisfy two fi fas issued from the Superior court of
Baldwin couniy, one in favor of II. 15. Shot well &. Co.
anil one in favor of James Iferly vs. Edwin Harris; also
two fi fas issued from llie Inferior court ofsaid county, one
in favor of William G. Lane, and one in favor of 8milh,
Wright, Harrell & Co. vs. Edwin Harris; property point
ed oul by ihe defendant.
O. II. P. BONNER, D. Sh’ff.
Jan. 30, 1843.— 33
AT TIIE SAME TIME AND PLACE
Two hundred two and a half acres of land, more or less,
lying in Baldwin county, the place whereon Mrs. Ready
now lives, levied on as llie property of Isaac Moore, lo sat
isfy one- fi fa issued from the superior court of said county,
in favor of Taylor F. Gibson, vs. Isaac Moore; property
pointed ont hy said Isaac Moore.
One humlrrd and twenty-five acres of land more or less,
Iving in Baldwin county, adjoining Ifarnes and others,
whereon William Stembridge now lives, I >vi. d on as ihe
property of William Sletabridge to satisfy one fi fa issued
from lit? superior court of said county in favor of Shahan,
Beall & Reynolds vs. Georg? W. Barnes, and William Stem-
bridge; property pointed out by said William Stcmbridge.
One two horse waggon, and two mules, one a dark gray
tunic, and the other a sorrell, about five or six years old,
levied on ns the property of James Sowell, to satisfy one
fi lit issued from the Superior court of said county in favor
of JIntlliias Uarrenger vs. James Sowell and Charles D.
llanmiund, security; property pointed out hy Janies Sow
ell.
Boh 9; Leigh,—; George, 35; Sara, 13; Phillis, 32; Char
lotte. —; Maria, 18 mouths old, and Isaac 9 years old,
to satisfy one fi fa. front Sumter Superior court, Amos
& Troutman vs. Mark M. Brown. John S. McCrary,
John IF. Blount, Manasseh M. Gneirv, and John \V.
Cowart—property pointed ont by said Cowart.
Twelve bundled bushels of corn, more or less, levied
on as the property of Philip P. Clayton, to satisfy one
distress warrant, Benjamin C. Keaton vs. Philip B.
Clayton—property pointed out by plaintiff.
Lot of land, No. 293, in the third district of Baker j
rounty, levied on as the property of George Collins to
satisfy sundry justices’ li ins. John Kegl vs. George Col- j
lilts; property pointed out by plaintiff—levy made and
returned to me by a constable.
One negro girl, called Bet, 12 years old, levied on ns j
the property oi’ Wiley Ogletree, to satisfy sundry justices 1
fi fas, A S. Greenwood, and others, vs. Wiley Ogletree j
—levy made and returned to me hy a constable.
Lot No. 372, in the 7th district of Baker county, and
an attachment, and sold under an order of the Inferior
Court, as the property of the defendant. Seaborn J.
Trawick, tha attachment in favor of Charles Hutchins
vs. Seaborn J. Trawick.
101 1-4 acres ol land more or less, levied on as the
property of the defendant, R. F. Shrewder, adjoining
lands of James Harness. Joint McDonald and others,
and whereon the said R. F. Shrewder now lives, to sat
isfy six fi fas. issued from the 361st company district, G.
M., in favor of Daniel Gunn, •& Co. vs. Roberson F.
Shrewder; levy made and returned to me by a consta
ble.
10] 1-4 acres of land more nr less, whereon the de
fendant John Porter now lives, adjoining lands of John
Powell. James Roqtiemore and others; levied on to satis
fy two fi fas. issued from the 361st district, G. M., in fa
vor of Griswold & Popes vs. John Porter; levy made
and returned to me hvtt constable.
THOMAS S. HUMPHRIS, Sheriff.
Jan. 26, 1843.
ont by defendant.
Jan. 14.1643.
JF.SSE C. SUMNER, Sheriff
32
Assignee Stile.
W ILL be sold on Friday, the 11th day of February
next, in McDonough, the personal properly of
the following petitioners in Bankruptcy, viz: the prop
erty of Edward F. Knott, consisting of a horse and sal-
key, a general assortment of medical and other hooks,
and medicines, together with various executions, notes,
receipts and accounts.
Also, the property of Henry Banks, consisting of
j hooks, executions, notes, accounts,a watch, table, desk,
j See.. &c.
Also, the property of Wm. L- Gordon, consistingof
executions, notes, receipts and accounts, together with a
variety of house-hold and kitchen furniture.
Also, the property of Jas. J. Brown and Jas. C. Stark,
consisting of hooks, executions, notes anil accounts.
Also, the notes and executions of James Knott.
WM. MARKHAM,
Agent, for M. Myers, Gen. Assignee for Dis’t of’Gco.
Also at the same Time and Place will be Sold, ihe follow- Jan. 21, 1843. 33
ing property, to-wit:
202 1-2acres of land more or less, adjoining lands of
John Powell. Abram Brown and others; 75 bushels of
corn more or less, lOtlO lbs. fodder more or less, one
loom, one cotton gin and gin-hand and running gear for
a gin, one crowbar, one shovel, 200 bushels of cotton
seed more or less, 20 head stock hogs more or less; all
levied on as the property of the defendant, John R.
, , ,V" 1 , L'i 01 !"- v ’ aut * Carr, to satisfy one ti fa. issued from the Superior Court
tne north east corner of lot No. ol j, in the rth district of o( C0III ,t v 0 p Jones in favor of Frances S. Johnson
Baker county, containing fifty acres, and one horse, all
levied on as the property of John McDonald, lo satisfy
one fi fa. from Baker Superior court, E. Simpson & Co.
vs. John .McDonald—property pointed out by defendant.
Twelve hundred bushels of corn, more or less, levied
on as the property of Thomas -Moseley, to satisfy one fi
fa. from Greene Inferior court, Henry G. Lumar vs.
Thomas Moseley—property pointed out by plaintiff.
GEO. W. COLLIER, Dp. Sheriff.
January 23, 1643. 33
POSTPONED SALE.
Also, at the sant? time and place will I e sold,
Six negro slaves—George, 40 years old; Anna, 35;
Floyd, 15; Isaiah, 13; Antoinette, 6; and Siller 21 years
old, all levied on as the property of John W. Cowart, to
satisfy sundry fi. fas. from Lumpkin Superior Court,
Charles J. McDonald, for the use of Miles B. Mathews,
and others, vs. John W. Cowart and Martin G. .Minims,
principals, and Thomas Riggins, security on appeal, and
Cyrus Robison, for too use. &c. vs. John 11 Blonnt
Co.—properly pointed out by John W. Cowart.
Five negro slaves—Allen, :!5 years old; Jude 24; An
vs. William llarkeus and John R. Carr.
N. S. GLOVER, D. S.
Jan. 26, 1843.
Also al llie same Time and Place will be Sold, the follow
ing property, to-wit:
90 acres of land more or less, adjoining lauds of Wil
liam Pan' and others; levied on as the property of the
defendant, Baldwin Leila*, to satisfy seven ft fas. issued
out of a Justices Court, of the 447th d strict, G M. two
iu favor of Nathaniel 8. Glover vs. Baldwin Lelluw, two
in lavor of Pleasant Patterson vs Baldwin Letlaw, and
assigned to N. 8. Glover, one in favor of John R. Carr „„ , — --
vs. Baldwin Letlaw, one in favor of Amos G. Wright, Bankrupt, and the Court having assigned the sixteen! It
agent for John Smith vs. Baldwin Letlaw and D. VV. | of March next, at 11 o’clock, A. M.,at lh?Court Haase'
Christian, and one in lavor of A. Owens and T. Collins the city of Savannah, for the hearing of the saute ; if ><■
ilmro,.r ia linrpSv civpn to all nersuns interested,
Assignee’s Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in February next, will be ?e |( f
before the Court house door, in Tliumasnlk.
Thomas county, between the usual hours of sale, the
following real estate of R. V. Newman, a decreed Bank
rupt, viz: lots Nos. 2, and 3. ill square letter li. a n, ‘
No. 2. in square letter S, containing one half acre more
or less, in the town of Thoinasville; also lot No. 1. w
square No. 6, range No. 3, South of Broad street, ian> e
town of Magnolia, Leon county, Florida, acres un
known. Purchasers will pay for titles.—Terms cash,
bankable money iu Savannah or Angnstn.
ELZY THOMAS, Agent of M. Myers.
Gen’I. assignee ia Bankruptcy, for die Dist. of Georgia-
Jan. 16. 1643. 3'-’
United Slates District Cosi)l»
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.—Inihe inatierof JamesM. Bowers,
of llie couniy of Muscogee, Georgia, physician.
Tho above described James M. Bovvers, having t »'
day. filet] his petition praying that lie may he declare
vs. Baldwin Letlaw; levied ou and returned to me by a
constable.
THOMAS S. HUMPHRIS, Sheriff
Jan. 26,1843. 33
children. Burros a boy 7 years old, and Isaac a boy 5 years on U3 ih e property of John W. Cowart, to satisfy one
old, levied on as the properly of Edward W. Butler, to j fi fo from Sumter Superior court, William Solomon and '
satisfy one fi fa issued fr.in the superior court of said conn-' j 0 |, n ^j :lr tj u V s. John W. Cowart—properly pointed
ty, in favor of Mansfield lorrance, Ex or, <&c. vs. Edward ou t by John W. Cowart. 1 J
W. Butler, and Samuel Tucker.
Jan. 30, 1843. E TRICE, D. Sh’ff.
CAUTION.
I FOREWARN all persons from trading for two
promisory notes, made payable to O. H. P. Bonner
—one for Twelve Hundred and fifty dollars, with a small
credit on it; the other for One Hundred dollars, to he
paid in Central Bank bills payable on the_25th Decem
ber last. JOHN J. MILLER.
Jan. 24,1843. 3J
Also, 5 uegroes —Aggy, 30 years old; Amy, 14; Mary, 36;
Jacob, 9; levied on as the property of John \V. Cowart, to
satisfy two fi fits from Sum'er Superior Court, in favor of
Charles J. MeDonalil, for the use of Wm. E. Collier, vs.
John W. Cowart Property pointed ont by Cowart.
GEO. W. COLLIER, D. Sheriff.
January 23, 1843. 33
BLANK DEEDS,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Coroner’s Sale.
AX7TLL he sold on the first Tuesday in March next,
V T before Ihe Court House doar, in Marietta, Cobb
county, within the usual hours of sale, the fol.owiug
property, to-wit:
Lots of land No. 383, 382 and 338; all in the 16th
district and 2d section of Cobb county; levied on
as the property of Thadeus li. McClesky, to satisfy sun
dry fi fits, one issued from the Superior Courtof Cobb
conntv, tn favor of A. M. Mays vs Thadeus H. McCles
ky, maker, and Samuel N. Malonv. indorser; the others
issued from a Justices Court of Cobb county; levied ou
and returned to me by a constable.
The above property sold for par money in Angnsta.
RESE PREWIT, Coroner.
Jan. 25, 1843. 33
thereof is hereby given to all persons interested,
may appear at the time ami place aforesaid, anil show cause;
if anv they have, why llie prsyerof llie petitioner she •
not be granted. GEO. GLEN, Clerk.
Savannah,Jan. 27, 1813. u _
(Inilctl Slatex District Uonii*
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. .
IN BANKRUPTCY—In the matter ol James Jack
son, of Atheus, Clark county, professor iu the Lnivef?
ty of Georgia. ..
The above described James Jackson, having 1
day, tiled his petition praying that he may be declare
Bankrupt, and the Court haviug assigned lbe “ r ? I
of March next, at 11 o’clock, A. M., at the Court
iu the city of Savannah, for the hearing of me - .
notice thereof is hereby given to all persons t" jj,
that they may appear at the time and place a „ r0 f
and show cause, if any they have, why the ? .
Ihe petitioner should not be granjeff Clerk-
Savannah, Jan. 11,1813.