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TTlir Cherokee Advocate.
The first number of tills paper is before us.
; s published b_y N. M. Calder, with the
, u s of John C. Calhoun, Walk A. Cooper,
1 .lames If. Stark, at the head of its edit-
•il matter—is handsomely got vj>, and prom-
. well, as an advocate of democratic princi-
RANDOl.ru MACON COLLEGE, >
Bovi'Tos, Virginia. j
'.f'ssrs. Editors:—It was my good fortune, to ntteutl
\i!nu.'il Commencement of this young and tlourisli-
lu-titution; and it affords mo great pleasure, to #ive
l-umhle testimony, in behalf of its merits, and ac-
•. t!i«’ gratilicatiou I derived from witnessing its
: exercises. I ^ni induced to give the public this ar-
•li.imiili your columns, because this Institution, as is
i U i»o x v 11. l* under the direction of the Methodist Con-
... m:i.I ail accounts of its proceedings have hidierto
•. iS1!-11• ‘• I in the papers belonging to the same, and
• iditly. iho*e who do not read those papers, are
..*• in the dark.—You will therefore, confer
; \ publishing this article in your valuable jouru-
. 1, • ri* friends of Randolph Macon, in the South,
•.r.;■ 11■"i;:ng about tlie f’ommenceinent exercises,
t.. .k »d:ice. on the 1.1th and 1 Uh of June.
•j- , u;g of the l'.ltU. was cloudy and many fears
.... , . i i'd, Jest the inclemency of the weather
v. r:t very many from attending. The i Ith
; l . ii *d !>een rainy, disagreeable days, and a nuin-
• c wlio were hitherto accustomed to come in
! been prevented from doing so. and every
• ii* d to favor a thin gathering: but before the
"P'Mi.ng the exercises, the Chapel was filled with
audience, eager to hear the orator, who xvas to
a " the Literary Societies of the Institution.
*. '• r prayer had been offered up. and the assembly
• i ecu welcomed by the hand, vvitli some excellent
the Hon. Thomas \V. G'ilmkr, of Albemarle,
- . and for nearly two hours, enchained the attention
i large and respectable auditory, with an address, re-
• \\ ;t!i matter, wliich. while it was interesting and en-
a.iig, was likewise instructive, and well calculated to
those for whom it was intended. <iov. (jihin r’s
u'.er i> pleasing and impressive—his style easy, and
-ng. arid such as could not fail to interest the most
• listener. Hut. as the public will soon he favored
; the permed, of his address, l wilt not forestall the
- ire. »(j he derived therefrom, hv nuali/.ing it furtiier.
. • ai'.ertutou of Tue&diy, the Rev. \Y. Douitr r. d«-
d m Inaugural, preparatorv to hi-' entering upon
• lies o! h:s IVofessorship—and I am convinrod, cv-
• lie who heard it, without an exception, will agree
■ -.i-taiu tiie Ingii reputation of tho learned I*ro-
•sd.
’.V, the (iradualing class, con-isting of
■s,delivered their Orations, w hich reflect
or on those xviio had conducted them
•'.ikies and labors of a Ooih-giate course,
for the att.i
i. tie
diifci
iscivi
til'
objects—the close and I >gi-
. oiling employed to establish any disputed point,
• «*.:i ived !iu* o! the utility of tlie extensive course
.oi ilies studied at R. .M College, while tlie
• !■ ganf style, and the numerous classical allusions,
■ ! ili it the other hranelies had not been neglected,
'elbowing is the order of exercises, oil Commence
iiroww PoiEmhin, J’.t.—Dum vix imus vivnm-
i s ilut itory ad Jr. s.
l>. I .i.n';i:e..h, II difax.—The eifects of Popular
ei - i:.
l\i.— r I lie character of Kosei-
II P.iwf.li., Macon, A hi.—The present age fiivor-
o mental improvement.
• i i.i: M v-.-ik, Ad sun, i\: —The power of as^oci-
.:fort.
!'. h’ivKs. Hinds, Miss.—The part which t .e
i> act upon the tlieatle of life.
II. Wadubi i., Buyu ni l, Miss—The progress of
i T.wi.or, Clinton. Miss.—The influence and re-
- ’ *'11 v of talent.
II I. \ xx mv, Hubert r ill-. S. C.—Tho mutability of
c irthlv.
\V. 1»i.akf., EayctteciVt, N. C.—Innuenee of
nii'v npnn indix idual eharacO'r.
<'. Vv ai.kfit, Madison, Eu.—“Tiie proper study of
<! is Man.”
S. Smith. Ihilrigh, X. C.—The influence of know-
ii morals.
• \\\ Hugh, I.yurh 1 ttrg, Cn.—The dependence
•<•tu.il upon moral excellence, with the valedi* to
rn imperfect view of tlie proceedings, at tlie
• < i iiiun'imiifiit of the R. M. College; and I am
. e I that exerv one of ns visitors, went away fully
III, -,; ( ,i the utility of tlie Institution, of its claims to
e.inrcje a ml support of the public at large. The
; .n'bu-tiee xvhicli prevails al R M. (,'ollege, should
. .•mi n m the attention of those who are desirous,
tln-ir -ojis and w ards, should he reared, free from the
n*- (»u- and rum-ms vices, which unfortunately pre
al mo-: <>! tin* other Institutions of our highly favor-
in,l. (tue stnuig proof of the xvorlii oi this lnstitu-
m-i t*» mem.on others, is to he found in tlie fact that,
cl’t!i. Colleges of this country, have been se-
. alii et» d by the hard times, and their members
•::m.;;i-hed, Randolph Macon, has uniformly had
■ ; ,je niimber of young men. completing their ed-
■u .vilhiii her halls. W hile the course of study pur-
- as thorough and as general as that of any other
im in the laud, its advantages can be enjoyed as
. and i/i a great many cases, cheaper than those of
u ns rivals. The lauor consideration must have its
. upon all who are interested these hard times.
. w* are in favor of young men being educated in
• i State, yet if they are disposed to received their
mi some one of the others belonging to this great
i u*v. w e would earnestly commend R. M. Col-
!m their attention, knowing if they will hut give it a
and i inploy the advantages it affords. they will re-
' • ir friends, not only well educated, hut also
*«d . th their aluia mater. V 1ATOR.
OYI il \ TLRMINKIL
,, . ^ 'i’iie • I uiversal \Vh«g Party/’
1 ' ' 1 ■' s alias "That same Oid Coon.”
<mt was insiituted in 1"U. for indemnity for
. -lamed by violation of contract on the part of the
u:-. and for the recovery of certain rights and im-
ohtained hv them, under fil e pretences, in
i’hf pr:.-oin*r w as brought into court under a
• i lain ns Corpus. His physical appearance was
’ a .' and emaciated in the extreme. IIis eyes rolled
Mid the general contour of liis countenance ex-
• 1 . ”iii!t w hich no alleeti d iiniocence could con-
i - i .e-pirit and a dogged desp„ir which iio aa-
• a chnluncc could oifeclually supjire.ss. His ha-
’• hung loosely, and in tattered tr.ignmnls about
His hat was somewhat :inti«jiie in its style—
ii like those w orn *u the days of the cldet Ad-
• i • hi o k cockade” was still conspiciions i 1 is
w s originally red llaiim l. hut now it was consul*
v -oiled. Ills coat was of "many co'ors,” with a
j'reponderanec of red; and of a cut so very peeu-
i. la it it could he v. oi n either end up. or eitlicr side
His "inexpressibles” were a!~<> ‘•inde»crihahle.s,”
L*li by the prism of scrutiny, they might he divided
is many elements al least, as Parson Miller divides
mst. He was barefoot, and his pedal extremities
(onsiderahlv lacerated by the thorns he has been
•iimg on for the last three years.]
III \ <jf2dwas euipaniudlcd. when the prisoner was
i.|ilr.*«<ed by the Court:
'' Coon: — You arc arraigned he Aire the high
ui.al of your country, charged with the eoniniis-
. mi** of the most flagrant offences under the eog-
ol tin man law. i ntlexible justice, ever jealous oi
w«rc ^Clay’s^Treaties on the Ri<e of Real Estate”—f
‘•Call, on Bloodhounds”— Bolts, on Negro Testimo* i
ny”—and “Ogle, on Cold Spoons.” I read them all,
and. for the . ike of a “change,” I gave “three times
three” for “Tippecauoe and Tyler too.” But I pretty
soon found that I was "sucked in”—for, hard times be
came harder leal estate depreciated—produce fell to al
most nothing—seldom would sell for that, and never lor
the cash—-and further, the witness knows not.
Jack Wilson, examined —I am a sailor. I know the
prisoner, as well as any "old salt” does the fogs of New
foundland, or the rocks of Scylla. He gave me this book
more than two years ago. [Here the "hook” is produ
ced, which proved to he **A Dissertation on Verdant
Tow Paths, and Umbrageous Lakes, by Solitude Ewing,
corrected and improved, with copious Notes, and impor
tant Add itions. on Seaman's Pay and Rotten Navies, by
the W’hig Committee of Vigilance; Horace Creely, Prin-
• ter. -Log Cabin’ OHice, N. York, Jci40.” Witnesscon-
| tinned. I read this hook, and shiver my timbers if I’ve
had a good breeze since.
Patrick O’Blarny, examined. — Me name's Pathrick
1 O Blarny—to be shore it is. And vvas’nt it born in Ou!d
* Ireland that 1 was, before 1 iver came to this fray coun-
; try at all,at all? Me mither (ilie Lord bless her. and ail
! iv her childrui. which is meself: for me sisters—I never
; had any, and me only brother was only a cousin, a fiber
j all]—me mitlior, as 1 was saving—
{ Here the Court suggested that the testimony was
i ratio-r ii relevant, and cheeked the witness’ loquacity by
asking him if he knew the prisoner ]
i is that xvliat ye'd l»e nfther knowing? Tiiin. by tlie
powers, isn’t ii sorry 1 am that I iver saw the crather?
Whin I lived with me old mither in Billalaugh ivery
blessed d iy giv’ us broth and praties enough; and niver
in tlii- fr.iy counthry, did Judy, my darlint, and I, ate
j "li'-ad and pluck,” and bane soup for breakfast, and din
ner. un-i supper, tiSS this spalpeen iv a "cowid’ as they call
him. promised me “two dol'ars a day and roast bale” if
!'d raise the shilsalah for "Tip and Ty,” niver at all, at
j all.
j Here the evidence for the prosecution closed.
! Several witnesses were introduced by the defendant,
hist their testimony was over-ruled by the Court, as they
i were known to have been jxtrticips criminis in tlie trails-
! action. The case was hriedy summed up by the .State’s
Attorney, when John M. Butts. Esq . made an elaborate
: argument tor the defence. He confessed that the crime
1 had been perpetrated, hut contended that an alibi could
easily bo proved; or, if this plea should not he received,
that the more fashionable one of insanity might he urged.
I He closed with a pathetic appeal to the jury ail I Court,
j in mitig.itum ot tiie ode nee and punishment, inasmuch
I us the old coon was in bad health, and might not long
j survive.
When he had concluded, the jury, after a short con-
i snliation, returned a verdict of "(il lLTV.”
! Tn« prisoner wa> deejily all’eeicd when the verdict
| was pronounced —
"And scalding tears eaelrotherchased,
Like p impkius down n hill.”
With much emotion, and with solemn dignity, the
Judge proceeded to pas< the sentence of the law.
l "OhI Conn:—In the performance of my judicial func
tions. 1 have ever found it a task most painfully severe
, to pronounce upon the guilty culprit, tiie rigorous sen-
: tenre of a violated law. But though your unfortunate
condition may powerfully appeal to my softer nature for
j eomuiisseratioii and mercy, yet tlie stern demands of in
exorable Justice must he executed, and the majesty of
i the law vindicated, hy visiting its wholesome chastise
ments upon the incorrigible offender.
\ mi have been arraigned, tried and convicted, fur smi-
| drv unseemly, unlawful, and mischievous dernonstra-
i tioiis. at divers times, and in divers places, against m^ j
1 p. ace l’.ul dignity of the Stale; ami for miseellaueous aud j
j incorr.gibie rowdyism in general; and it now only re- :
I mains fur me to pronounce the sentence* of the Court, j
I and for you to expiate your many crimes in condign pun- j
1 isimn-tit. Have yon any reasons why sentence should j
I no? he prouunced against you!
[ Tiie prisoner remarked, almost inaudihly. that he was {
only "phiyinn 'possum" and he hoped the sentence would I
| he a niiiii one. ] I
; The Judge continue !—You are commanded to he ta- •
, ken whence you was Inane ht. to he. kept at the. rack, on I
short allowance, till the Uh March. when if tdl then ;
you survive uml- ryour .-ufferingsand disgrace.you will i
h" taken from your durance vile*” and thrown headlong *
into tin* waters of the Lethe. And may yon have a short
and comfortable passage to the land of forgetfulness. I
l To thr Lddors of In Enlr.rof Cnivn :
! An article in the Iasi Macon Messenger. I noii^c does j
: Major (’oop* r tin* iiiju-tice of charging him with ot.hers i
j of having caused me to he supplanted in the office of i
I Marflial for the District of Heorgia. ! am fully satisfied .
• tliat Major Coop«*r had no agency, and was not at all in
i' sfrnmeiital in this act of tlie administration of President i
Ty ler. I have tlie fullest assurances and confidence, ,
I from Mr. Cooper’s kind feelings, evinced towards me, |
that would have rendered me any assistance in his pow-
( or, cither in obtaining any office I might have asked, that I
I run qualified to fill, or of sustaining me in the office of ;
; Marshal for the District of tieorgia
Augu t21. 1* IT WM. J. DAVIrL
1*. S. Will the Macon Messenger, in justice to my- ’
• self, as well as to Maj. Cooper, publish the above.
I>iK!> — In La Hrange. loih inst., W»m-
bf;;i.v. son of the Rev. C. W. Key. aged *JI mouths,
and six days.
a r
A Valuuiile Fiiiia
FOR SALE.
CplIlL plantation whe
of Moiinn:
the late Anderson Redding.
_ •minty lived, eight miles from i’orsyth,
on the road leading to (Jlinton hv way of Dames’ Ferry.
Iv is situated in a good neighborhood, and healthy; the
tract emouining about I3'i() acres, about 1)09 of which is
wood, the balance is under good fencing; a eons:Jera-
ble portion of which is fresh, and but a small portion
worn out; there is a go »d two story dwelling, vvitli shed
rooms nirf porch, al! finished; a goo*] frame work-house,
and meet-house, (all new;) an excellent set of negro
houses built of logs with hri.-k chimneys; large fiamud
st:j!/c*j, A n. r riie land !• •< in go *1 bodies for cultivation,
and is considered one of lUe he.it firms in the county.
L wifi b * sold at private sale; for further particulars call
on either of the undersigned.
JOHN II (i RLI.NE ? A gents for the
WILLIAM C. REDDINU. S Legatees
August l". l-’td. 19 h
'.'2atiV(*<. /.iiiands of ns, her chosen iiistriiinents
• i.; ;• >t scrutiny into the trufli of the oner-
now resting upon you. Mercy, in her
•.even now hovers over this august as-
. dc. pest commisseration, for your woe-
. - ; ur- forth her lachrymal flooH m copious
We know that
•' 'fi llip «•!* nierev is not strained;
■"f/'ctl; !..e gentle ruin fiom Ileuven
•• ■ 1 • • t beneath.”
si* * *r:,*i!v power doth then show likes* God’s,
:: »*« r f, y seasons justice,”
* • ? hum,in law will often require resistance to J
•f.etc-pleadings, and a sacrificial offering up- :
• r * I inexorable Justice.
tin* iridictnient, which, though embracing |
may be summed up in tins:—
>us and disorderly proceedings against the i
.e State, and the welfare of its citizens for
-:g. or causing to he constructed, many un- j
'• !• eles. and imparting thereto, hy means of hor- j
atjd jackasses, an unwonted, and exceedingly
locomotion—fur singing unseemly and up- !
dn lies, on divers occasions, to the infinite a-
- * of fools, and to the great annoyance of men •
-Mr breach of promise in instances “too nnmer- |
u> I'inn”—for vending, giving away, and other- |
" iiig of Coon meat as ‘ roast beef, and for
;.a low Generally.” " Guilty ' M “not gail y"
1 ig*—von will respond.
; . ijior* was heard feebly to answer—* not guil- :
-i - for the prosecution were then introduced, j
i.’ii, duly (juahfied.
Ay the Court.—Do you know the prisoner at j
— \ on will proceed to state as clearly and cor- i
t>"s«ibU\ such knowledge of the prisoner’s char-
• habits as you may possess.
—The prisoner and myself were horn about |
i* Of the first 16 years of our life, U is not l
• ( v in speak. In 1776, in a little difficulty we had |
of our neighbors, he was sometimes found a-
'■ ••* * aimed neutrality.” However, he soon \
1 .!-• name, and mounted tlie cockade you now I
; * hat, as an emblem of his principles. In
■ ! to say, tliat it was “unbecoming a moral 1
•■-"ms people to rejoice at tire victories of our
•"mce then, he has experienced many changes. !
1 I '. he passed the chrysalis, and appeared what
“ m now—the Universal Whig Party, alias, that
J ‘‘t boon. I was present when lie played tlie an-
' 1 ‘‘i*d in the indictment, which 1 believe to lie
Inn..
' d"ms examines/, (not John B. Jones.)—lam a
I know the prisoner at tlie bar. 1 became ac-
• " ith 111in in 1S40. He came into the field
' ";vs ;h work, and introduced himself as the
” , “7 , * , ‘ ar people.” I had never seen him ho-
1 left win, me several pamphlets, among which
Jiivf Received,
CA ^ SACKS COFFLL—Java. Rio. (’uha.nnd glaz-
jf rd; I.Wihds Sugar—; ; t. Croix. Porto Rico, aud
New { *rh illix.
■!'} Boxes Sj,onn an<l Tol'ow Canrllcs.
)■> Boxes Hull & Soil's iiml Colgate's Soap:
’i'o_, iis,-r witli a l.irri .issortunint o!' ^.oiif. Ilavamm. |
mitl itH'Iio ! Snaar; wooilcn Ware. Hope, ullsi/.os: Salt;
iron, all si/.es; fast amt German Sleet: Collin's am!
Boml’s Axes: Trace Cliains. The sop.rriher HO lies
|,i, „|,i customers to call ami sec him, amt examine his
Moth, at the six'll of the
Famihl Grocery Store.
JAMES 1IERTY.
A it-nst ~l'l, 1 S' 13. 10 ~t
Castings.
A LARGE lot of Castings, just rereived ami
A sale hy JAMES HKRTY
August -H. I'M-
! for
V.
ID—It
Cut Nails.
g / \ a KEGS assorted sizes, just reeeived amt for
; D sale low hy JAM KS 11ERTV
August 22. i'lo
10—It
Grorerie:
'Ol'I.VG satisfied that the Ball cannot he stopped, we
I > have secured another supply of groceries to keep
the Ball in motion, consisting of the following arricles:
Sugar of all kinds; Coffee of al! kinds; a few hags ot
Manilla coffer, never before offered in this; market;
G nil powder, I in pr rial and Hyson teas; Colgate’s, & Co s.
pale soap: Sperm and Tallow randies: Train, Lamp
and Linseed oils: 10 hhds. molasses. 0 bhls. N. O. mo-
la. ses; '! ti ires rice; prime article of Apple vinegar;
Iron and Salt; Nails, ail sizes; No. I Mackerel; 2-j bbls.
Flour G0<) !hs. Lard; 25 Ihs. green (linger. In addi
tion to tliis. we shall in a few weeks secure a large sup
ple from New York and Boston, which we ran sell as
low as can he bought in tins place or Savannah. Call
at the sienof the eJW’LW GROCERY STORE,XJ]
as we intend to keep tiie Halt rolling.
WRIGHT A STETSON.
August 22 1 -42. '
JOll X KI TII ii IS 1'OBDi
^ CnittinitiNimi Jlc‘rcism»(,
VWANXAH, ( i A.
Sgjg&XSjt (Formerly of Macon.)
rilAKKS the occasion to say that his purpose is fixed
I not to speculate in Colton. He has the experience
of near I years in a General Shipping and Commission
business in the city of Baltimore. .
August, HT). 10—duns
NTeu doliiiag E-laStlisiimcnt.
r rViIE subscriber has made extensive arrangements Tor
1 a superior lot of ready made clothing the coming
fall; it is now being made in New \ork by order ex
pressly for tliis market. He has employed Mr. J Doles
to take charge of the Clothing Establishment, so tliat per
sons ran he fitted with a suit ready made or one made
to order on short notice. Mr. Doles is now in New
York selecting a superior lot of Cloths, Cassituerss,
Vestings, Ac. The well known reputation of .Mr.
Doles, as a Tailor, the subscriber hopes will insure him a
profitable business in this line
GEORGIA: i Lowndes Sheriff's Postponed Sales*
A Proclamation, j tlie first Tuesday iu September next, will be sold
By f hvrlks J. McD iVALD, Gotcrnor of said State. hefcire.theCourt-liousedoor,inthetownofTroup-
'XX.T" 11 ERL AS. ollicial information Jia« been received 1 v >Uo» I *owndes county, within the usual hours of sale, the
▼ v at the Executive Department, that a murder was following property, viz.
•' 0,11 mi Red in thecounty of Greene, on the night of the j One road wagon, four mules and liarnes*, two town
f ghteenth ultimo, on trie body of Seaborn J. Pol-I Lots, No. 25 and 32, in the town of Troupville—1 sorrel
L f n D ' hy some person unknown I u,a f e * 7 or 8 years old; and 1 four wheeled carriage; all
Now, in order that said person m iy be apprehended . levied on as the property of Hiram Ilall, to satisfy a fi
nnd brought to justice for the offence with which he ^ il * ^ rum Lowndes Superior Court, in favor of Bazziel
stands charged, I hive thought proper to issue this my ' Kornegay vs. Joseph S. Burnett and Hiram Hall,
proclamation, hereby offering a reward of ONE HUN- ! Also. 1 mare aud colt, 1 bright hay horse, and 1 sorrel
DRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS to any person or ! h° rse * ^ or 19 years old: levied °u as the property of Jo-
persons who may discover, apprehend, and deliver the i s ?pb S. Burnett, to satisl}' a fi fa. from Lowndes Supe-
»aid person unknown to the Sheriff or Jailer of Greene ! r '° r Uourt, Bazziel Kornegay vs. Joseph S. Burnett &
county; and l do moreover charge and require all ofii- ; Hiram Hall.
cers. civil and military, in this State, to be vigilant in j acres of land, known hy No. 16S, in the 12tli Dis
aiding and assisting to discover, apprehend, and secure ! tr * ct - of originally Irwin, now Lowndes county; levied
said fugitive, tliat he may be brought to trial for the crime
charged upon him.
(iiven under my hand and the great Seal of the State,
at the Capitol in MillecJgeville, this the; eighteenth
divot August, A. D . t*H'5, ani of American In
dependence the sixty-eighth
Charles j. McDonald.
By the Governor,
J. W A. S vNFonn, Secretary of State.
August IS. 1843. 10 -3t
(’atnp Jlecliiigs. jj
XVe arc reijuested to state, that the Rock Spring '
(hiinp Meeting, will commence on Wednesday evening, j
the (ith ot September next.
At the /oar Camp Ground, in Washington county, j
on Thursday, tlie l-RIi of September* instead of th ■ 18th I
i August, as heretofore advertised.
| At Sparta Camp Ground, in Hancock county, th • j
j Married—At Berlin, Yt., August 10th. by Rev. Mr. |
j II irew. '«r. L. \V. Banck-»i- r. of Miliedgeville, (ia , :.i
! Miss In '.r.v 1’. Wkujiit. of the former place.
X BLh’CEN OF MILHIATE OF
i i \ i \ E, consisting of French, English,
German.and American, to be had at reduced prices.
LLL\ lR < M' OPIUM —a new and elegant article.
M l STAHL) Sf PER! INE—m large and small cans.
COP.\l\ A CAPSULES—superior French, in large
and small boxes.
^LI DEI I'Z DERS, London, tlie improved.
BADEAU’S STRENGTHENING PLASTERS—
for pains or weakness in the breast, side, back, or limbs,
rheumatic affections of the joints, coughs and oppres
sions of the chest. These plastersare amongst tlie most
valuable improvements of the day.
SPP. NITRE DULC.—in quart bottles of triplo
Mienglh: CALO'1S.L, Ibiglish and American: BLUE
i’H.L MASS; ENiiLISH MORPHINE, acetal and
sulphate: \ ERA'l’RlNE. Ac.. Ac , together with a full
and complete assortment of M EDICiNES and CHEM
ICAL preparations, vVc., A:c.
I)r. Spains Sick Ilal-A he Pills — warranted to
cure or benefit a patient or money returned.
Dr. Cook's Pills—for bilious and other disorders re
quiring cathartic Medicines.
Compound (l’iinine. Pills—a permanent cure for
Chill-* and Fever or bilious fever, warranted to efiect a
cure in e\ cry iu.-tance.
Dailey's Suite—for bums, sores, aud ulcers, eruptions
5tii*l infiamatory sw ellings, this article has been used in
many cases in this vicinity with admirable success.
Dr. Taylor's Balsam oj Lir rwurt—for the cure of
coughs, asthma, consumption and fiver affections.
Extract of II': r, ur—for gravel and other affections of
the bladder aud kidnies.
Eoirand's Tunic Mixture—a certain cure for Ague
and Fever.
•Sand’s Sarsaparilla;'Deafness ; Ward's
Lvoine Cordial; l a- Hair Oil, superior ar-
/in 's French Fitts; tide; Thompson's Eye-
Jlarrison’s Ointment; water, genuine; Milk
MoffuC s Life Fills and of Roses ; Henry's
Phoenix Ritter:;; Dr. ('air'd. Ma:;n'‘sia: Car-
Feters Cathartic Fills; pc liter's Ext'r. pink
Dr. Brandeth’s Fills; Root; Sir aim’s Vcrnii-
Lcr’s IVt’idham Fills, fuge; T\ r i ight’s Indian
genuine; Bn );with'sail- \ egetablc Pills; Car-
11-Dyspeptic P/llx; Rose pettier's Fell Ointment;
Ointment, for 'Betters, Medieamentum in small
c\'.; Orts’ Tooth wash; rials; Godfrey's Cor-
Dr. Hull's Pills; Dr. dial far children; Ba-
Spcnrer's Fitts; Tur- tertian's Drops per do-
/1 eg ton's Balsam of zen. of a very superior
Rfe; Hill's Balsam "J quality; J ir. Wearer's
Honey. Celebrated Worm Tea
Dr. Scudder’s genu-.and Sa/re, with direc-
inc Accountic Oil for lions for use.
Kohnstock’s Vermifuge—this is an excellent remedy
for worms.
Comstock's Ectrnrl of Sarsaparilla—of u-aiat size at
f>0 cents per liollle.
!fay's Liniment—for the cure of Pdes, a certain rem
edy.
Fast hvlia lliir Dye—warranted to color tlio liair
black or dark brown and not the skill.
S;c lint's Panacea ami In linn Panacea..
Dr. item's A-xce and Hunt Liniment—for Rheuma
tism. Gout, &c.
Ju ikin's Cc'rb.-aled Specific Ointment—for white swel-
lin.L’s. jrlandulor tumors, chilblains, tetters, &c.
Halm of Columbia—for restoring and preserving the
hair.
Pair.IVs Balsam of Aniseed—for coughs and colds, a
\ doable remedy, for 25 cents per bottle.
Dr. Champion s Fr.aclablc Auae Mcdirine.
*• AntiDyspeptic Cathartic Pills.
Dr Sherman's ’Vann Loz nae.s—for children, an ea=y
remedy to be given.
Just received ami for sale by
LITTLE, & CO.
Milledgeville. August, 1*13 10—tf
N. I? The above medicines have been carefully se
lected hv Dr. \Vm. G. Little, in the New-Yorkand Bos
ton markets.
Ocargia, Pulaski county.
"N"ff WHEREAS, Cordial Parkersnn, and Murden Par-
T \ kerson, apply to me for letters of administration,
on the estate of Jacob Parkerson. late of said county,
deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish, al! and sin
pillar, the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, to he,
and appear nt my office, within the time prescribed by
Jaw, to show cause, if any exist, why said letters should
not be granted.
Given under my hand at oliico. in Ilavvkinsviile, tliis
August 10. i *4.*.
JtiH.N’ V. MITCHELL, c. c. o.
HI
A:t=i»tiwistv;s.tSnlt*.
A OR TEA RLE to oi order of the honorable the In-
J\. f.-rior Coart of the county of Heard, vvhil: sitting
ns a Court lor onlinarv purposes, will lie sold on the
fir't Tacsd.o.- ni \avc:i'b-T iiexl. before the Court House
door, iM S'-r svillr. I,cr co intv. lot of land, Xo •>'.), in
thr nth J--*r:"f s;ml hmih'v. as thr property of
Thomas IL'Ih’v ^r./l iteof HearJeo intv, diseased; also,
on tho sim* d :v. wll! !»♦» sol.f heforo the Court Houso
4 Ionr. iu the tow i of Bafiihridg*;. DeaaDir co intv, lot of
j:uj,L ;;»*>. in ije* *21st district, origin illy Early, now
Decatur couuty. as the property of Tooimis Uilley, late
of Heard comity, deceased; sold for distribution.
Terms given on too dav oi sale
TIIOMAS illLLEY, Adm r.
Amrnst 11. HIT 1_ 0
Mew €*?
SfittrHved at liA.\CI50l’’JI".*» this day.
** PIECES F.arlst.m Gingham at 25 cts, pr. yd.;
21 pieces French corded do at 117 1-2 “ “
7>ll pieces Rich Prints. 12 1-2:
2D 31 black English Merino, from 25 to 37 1-2;
5 do snpr Eastings. SJ 0D;
Sapr. 3 1 BrowtiiShirtings.fi *-4;
do 7-S Nashua do rl cts.
Mille.lgeville, August 15. 1S13.
United States District Court. (
District of Georgia. S
laiDll M) S. BARNES, of Hancock County, Georgia,
•fj Farmer, a Bankrupt, having fif'd his petition pray
ing tliat a full discharge from his debts may be decreed
nnd allowed, nnd n certificate thereof be granted to him—
Notice is hereby given to all creditors who have prov
ed their debts, ami other persons in interest, to appear at
the Court House in the city of Savannah, on the thirtieth
day of November next, at eleven o’clock, A. M., to show
rn Iso XV by such discharge aud certificate shall not he grant-
,.,1 ' GEU. GLEN, Clerk.
d—nt
J IN BANKItt'PTCY.
10 Jit
Savannah, August IS 1313
^United States Disrtucr Court. ( /„ Bankruptcy.
District vf Gcorsia. j
JOHN JONES, of Ruckersville. Elbert County, Geor-
J gin, merchant, a Bankrupt, having filed his petition,
prating tha* a fuii discharge from his debts may be decreed
and
on as the property of Joshua Adams, to satisfy a ti fa.
from Lowndes Superior Court. Daniel Sloan vs. Sha-
drach Carleton. principal, and Joshua Adams, Enoch
Hall and John Hall, securities on appeal.
MORGAN G. SWAIN, Sh’ff.
Also, at the same time and place, icill be sold,
One Lot of land, in the 11th District, of originally Ir
win, now Loxvudes county, known by No. 72, in the
plan of said District; levied on as the property of Wil
liam Dowling, sen , to satisfy a u fit. Irom a Justice’s
Court, iu the 6S3d District, G. M., William Smith, &
Co., vs. said William Dowling, sen—levied on and re
turned to me by a Constable.
THOMAS B. GRIFFIN. D. Sh’ff.
Trottpville. 4th August, 1843. <) td
Ltnvudeti Mortg;tge Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in November
next, before the Court House door, in Trottpville.
Lowndes county, between the usual hours of sale, tlie
following property, to-wit:
Dorcas ;t woman, about 18 years old. and her child,
about ten days old; all levied on as the property of Dan
iel Prine, to satisfy a mortgage ti la. issued front Lowndes
Superior Court, Joshua J. Adams vs. the said Prine.
THO'S. B. GRIFFIN, D. Sh’ff.
July 28,1843. 9
Gwinnett Postpone;! Sheriff’s Stile.
O N tlie first Tuesday in September next, will be
sold before the Court House door, in the town of
Lawreueeviile, Gwinnett county, within tlio usual hours
of sale, the following property, to-wit:
One hundred and twenty four acres of land; levied
on as tiie property of [sham Williams, '.o satisfy sundry
fi fas. from a Justices Court of the 5fi2nd district. G. M.,
George \V. Chambly vs. Isham Williams, and John
Cain and Adam Pooi, security—levy made aud return
ed to me hy a constable.
NELSON ROBERTS, D. Sh’ff
August 7, 1843. !)
Wart* Sheriffs Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in September next, will be
sold, before the Court House door in, the town of
Warcsboro’, Ware county, within the usual hours of
sale,the following property, to-wit:
One bay poney horse, ten years old, and twenty head
of cattle; levied on as the property of Henry Joice, to
satisfy a fi fa. ssued from the Superior Court of said
county, in faverof Juniper Griffis vs. Henry Joice.
DANIEL E. K.NOLES, D. Sh’ff.
July 27,1343. 8
Baldwin Sheriff’s Sales.
V fT’lLL be sold before the Court House door in the
i citv of Milledgeville, iu Baldwin county, on
the first Tuesday in September next, within tiie usual
hours of sale, the following property, to-wit;
One lot on die Oconee River, in the town common of
Miiiedgeville, containing one acre more or less, with tlie
mills and appurtenances thereon, 14 slaves, to-wit:
George 32 years old; Brister 33 years oid; Jackson 23
years oid; Peter 13 years oid; Harry 35 years old; Milly
a woman 30 years old; and her 3 children, Safina a girl
11 yerrs old; Van Buren a boy 5years old; Adelaide a girl
3 years old; Sandy a boy 14 years old; Lucy a woman
(>Dyears old; Robbin a man (55 yearsold; Billy a tnan 70
years oid and Sam a man 23 years old; also 437 1-2 acres
of bind, more or less, lying on the east side of the Oco
nee river opposite the town common of Milledgeville,
adjoining Buffington, Carter and others. Also squares
Nos. 5 and 7. on Hancock street in Milledgeville, con
taining each 4 acres more orless. Also one cream colored
mare and colt; 1 bay mare; 2 mules, and one sorrel
horse; forty head of bogs; 4 cows and calves 2 yearlings;
also, 5 beds, steads and furniture. 1 sofa.l side board, 2
bureaus, 1 clock, set dining tables, 2 dozen chairs, and
large looking glass. 4 small do.. 1 carpet. I large pair
brass andirons, shovel and tongs; all levied on as the
property of Peter J. Williams, to satisfy one fi fa. from
the Superior Court of said county, in favor of the
Central Bank of Georgia vs. Peter J. Williams, maker,
John G. Park and Charles D. Hammond, endorsers, and
one other fi fi in favor of tlie Central Bank «f Georgia,
fits. vs. said Peter J. Williams.
One four wheel pleasure carriage; levied on as the
properly of Wit. A. Tennilte, to satisfy one ft fa issued
from the Inferior Court of said county, in favor of
George W. Price. & Co. vs. Win. A. Tennille.
One house and lot known as the work simp of de
fendant, and adjoining James Osborn and others, all in
the city of Milledgeville; levied on as the property of
John W. L. Daniel, to satisfy one fi fa. issued from the
Superior Court of said county, in lavor of James H.
Strange, hearer vr. John W. L. Daniel—property point
ed out by plaintiff’s att’y.
(>ue black horse about 10 vears old: levied on as the
property of Thomas F. Green, to satisfy one fi fa. issu
ed from the Inferior Court of said county, in favor of
F.mmor B ties vs. Thomas F. Green—property pointed
out by plaintiff.
One gray mare 10 years old: levied on as the proper
ty of Thomas M. Hughes, to satisfy one ti fa. issued from
the Inferior Court of said county, in favor of Sarah
Johnson vs. Thomas M. Hughes. Samuel II. Hughes
and John 15. Dyer—property pointed out by Samuel H
Hughes.
John Hammond’s interest, amounting to one-half in
one lot or parcel of land in the city of Milledgeville, con
taining four acres and the improvements thereon, known
as the Tan Yard lot, together with the stock in said yard,
amounting to about two thousand side*; also, every
thing else apper.lining to or connected with said yard;
all levied on as the property of John Hammond, to satie
ty one fi fa. issued from the Superior Court of said comi
ty, in fin er of Rltodam A. Green, bearer vs. Charles D.
Hammond and John Hammond—property pointed out
hy plaintiff’s att’y.
Two mahogany card tables, 1 mahogany centre table,
1 sofa. 2 carpets, 12 cane bottomed chairs, I large mantle
glass, 2 rocking chairs 1 side glass. I pine dining table.
12 common chairs, I pair brass fire dogs. 1 pine square
table, 2 beds and bedsteads and furniture, 2 small pine
tables, 1 workstand, 1 pine table, 1 bed and furniture,
2 half toaster bedsteads, I bureau and glass, 2 pair iron
andirous, 1 wash stand, 1 teaster bedstead, bed and fur
niture, I trunnell bedstead, bed and furniture, 1 dressing
table and large dressing glass, I candle stand, 1 common
low post bedstead, bed and furniture, 1 large trunnell
bedstead and inatlrass, 1 wardrobe, 2 wash stands, 1 pair
brass topped shovel and tongs; all levied on as the prop
erty of Alfred M. Horton, to satisfy-a fi fa. from the In
ferior Court of said county, in favor of Win. M. Beall
vs. Alfred M. Horton, Benj. F. Dense and Jacob T.
Choate—property pointed out hy plaintill's att’y.
443 acres of land, lying and situated in the county of
B aldwin, on the waters of Gum creek, the place where
on Thomas Hardy now lives, and adjoining lands of
Thomas I’rosser and others, levied on as the property
of Leroy Kennedy, to satisfy two fi f is. issued from
the 11 Dili district of Hancock county, G. M.. in favor
of John Giles vs. Leroy Kennedy—levy made and re
turned to me hy I,uke G. Weeks, constable.
71H 3-4 acres land, adjoining the town common of
Milledgeville; 133 acres land east of the Oconee river,
adjoining Mills and others; John a negro man, Aaron a
man, Nancy a woman, Patrick a boy, Patience a girl,
Sally a worn in. Dick a hov, Milly a girl, Dick a hoy,
Stephen and Moses hoys; lots No. I and 2, square 30
in Milledgeville, containing 2 acres; lot No. 2, square 34,
containing notquitean acre; lots 201 and the adjoining
third part of lot No 202, with the intervening space con
taining about 3 acres, all in the city of Milledgeville; all
levied on as the property of Francis V. Delanney, to
satisfy one fi fa. issued from the Superior Court of said
county, in favor of the Bank of Milledgeville vs. Fran
cis V. Deliuney—properly pointed out by Francis V.
Delanney.
One house and lot in the city of Millodgevile. No. 3,
in square 41, situated on Hancock street, and adjoining
Wm. Napier’s law office, running east 52 1-2 feet,
south, and 157 feet to Win. A. Mott’s, and adjoinin.
proved 1- L. Harris’ law office; levied on as the property of
Hardy t . Humphrey, to satisfy sundry fi fas. one issued
from the Inferior Court of sa d county, in favor of
Walker Duncan x'S. Hardy P. Humphrey, and histaxes.
for the year 1842.
C negroes to-wit—Arthur a man, 25 years old; Vrinson
a man, 25 vears old; Seletha IS years old. and her child
3 years old; Rhoena 35 years old. and her child a boy, 9
years old: all levied on as the property of Richard A.
Blount, to satisfy two fi fas. issued front the Superior
Court of said county, one in favor of Wiley W. Collins,
for the use of Shahan, Beall, and Reynolds vs. Richard
A. Blount, John W. A. Sanford and Peter J. Williams,
security on appeal, and one in favor of Thomas L. Ross,
book keeper vs. Richard A Blount—property pointed
out by Richard A. Blount.
SAM. BUFFINGTON. Jr. Sheriff
Also al the same time and plane, icill be. sold,
202 1-2 acres of land more or less, lying in Baldwin
county, and adjoining lands of M. D. Hnson and Ben
jamin Lester; all levied on as the property of Thomas
Lee, to satisfy one fi fa. issued from the Superior Court
of said county, in favor of Benjamin L. Lester vs.
Thomas Leu—properly pointed out by plaintiff.
E. TRICE, D. Sheriff.
July 31,1843, 7
~Bald\viu Postponed Sheriff's Sale.
W ILL be sold before the Court Uoitse door ill the
city of Milledgeville, on the first Tuesday in
September next, within the usual hours ol sale, the fol
lowing property, to wit:
Five cows and calves, one yoke steers; levied on as
the property of Walter S. Jenkins, to satisfy one fi fa.
issued from the Inferior Court of said county, in favor
of Walker Duncan vs. Waiter S. Jenkins, nnd Charles
D. Hammond, security. _
E. TRICE, D. Sh’ff.
August 1,1843. (4! 121-2) 9
I O') l ~ 4 i
K. W. BANCROFT
llioir (Ll>ts and olhor persons in interest to appear at the
Court house in the city of Savannah, on the thirtieth nay
ot November next, at eleveno clock, A. M , to show cause
\\Lv such discharge and certificate shall not he granted.
GEO. GLEN, Clerk.
Savannah, August 16, 1813.
United ^tate** I>i*lrirt C ourt. / , N bankruptcy.
District ok Georgia. \
S IREDEKIClv B.\ REFIELD, of Randolph county, Ga.,
' farmer, n Bankrupt, Imxiug fil“d his petition, proving
that a full discharge from his debts may lie d''creed and al
lowed, and a certificate thereof be granted to him : Notice
is hereby iriven to all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons in interest to appear at the tsmrt
1,0,,.0 Ii, the c-ity of Savannah, on the thirtieth day of No
vember next,at 11 o'clock, A M ,to Jshow cause why such
discharge and certificate shall "” l ^"’gLEX, Clerk.
Savannah, August 11, 1843. _ 10 lu _
Umi ki. States District Court. ? j, t jiankruptetj.
Distriel of Georgia. j . r
'I'liOM \S CARTER of Newton county, Georgia, lar-
1 m r a Bankrupt, having filed his petition, praying that
full discharge from his debts may he decreed and allowed,
and a ei rnficite there >f he granted to him: N otice is hereby
given to all creditors who have proved their debts and other
I ergons in interest, to appear at the Gourt House in the city
!.f Savannah.on tin* thirtieth day of November next, at II
o’c’ork A M , to show cause why Mich disc barge anu cor-
tificate ’shall no. be granted. ^ ^
Savannah, August 9, 1843. 10 111
United Stntc* Oistrict CoarS. } JN bank!U ip T cy.
District of Georgia. >
nICHARD C. STARR, farmer, of Newton county,
ii and late a dry goods merchant of tha firm of Cole*
Starr of Troup co., Georgia, a bankrupt, having filed his
petition, praying that a fell discharge from his debts may be
decreed and alii.wed. and a certificate thereof be g™nled to
him: Notice is hereby given to nil creditors who have pro
ved their debts and other persons in interest, to appear tit
the Court House, in ihe’Cily of Savannah, »n the thirMth
day of November next, at eleven o dock, A. M., to show
cause why such discharge and certificate shall not be grant-
ctl GEO. GLEN, Clerk.
Savannah, August 9,. 1843 10 lu
Oglethorpe University.
A N exhibition of original orations by members select
ed from the Sophomore Class, will take place in
the College Chapel on Wednesday, the 6th of Sep
tember. Exercises to commence at 19 o’clock, a. m.
The friends of education arc respectfully invited to at
tend
W DeKalb Sheriff’s Sale.
ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in September
next, before the Court House door, in the town
of Decatur. DcKxlb county, within tho lenl hours of
sale, tlie following property, to-wit:
One negro girl about 4 yearoold. by the name of Hester
Ann; levied on ns the property ofjoseph Scott, to satis
fy afi fa. from DeKulb Superior court, in favor of the
Central Bank ol Georgia vs Joseph Scott, maker, John
Evans, Mary F. Cleveland, Administratrix, of Jesse F.
Cleveland, deceased.
Lot oflaud No. 15, in the 16th district, and two ne
groes Saui a man about 49 yearsold. and Edy a woman
35 years old, levied on a* the property of John Evans to
satisfy a fi fa. from DeKalb Superior court, in fax or of
the Central Bank of Georgia vs H. S. Norman, maker,
Av ilitaui Jerrell. John Evans, E. B. Reynolds, Lemuel
Dean, endorsers
Lot ol land No. 119 in the ISth district, and one ne
gro man. named Ellick 30 years old; levied on as the
property of R. F. Davis, to satisfy 3 fi fa. from DeKalb
Superior court, in favor of the Central Bank of Geor
gia, vs E. A. Davis, maker, R. F. Davis, Lemuel Dean
and J. M. C. Montgomery, endorsers.—The same vs
M. W. Davis, maker. R. F. Davis and E. N. Calhoun,
endorsers.—The same x-s E. A. Divis, R. F. Davis. J.
H. Davidson and J W. Foxvler.
West half of lot No. 151 in the J —’th district, levied on
as the properly of Albert Greenway. to satisfy a ti fa. from
DeKalb Inferior court, in favor of John Wood vs Al
bert Greenway.
Lot ofland in the 18th district No. 233. levied on as
the property of Aaron Goza. to satisfy a S fa. from De-
Kalb Inferior court, in favor of J. E. Williams vs Aaron
Goza.
< >ne road wagon and five mules, one sorrel horse, le
vied on as the property of William Scaife, Senr.,to sat
isfy a ti fa. Irom DeKalb Superior court, iu favor of Ma
ry C. Scaife, administratrix of William Scaifo, deceased
vs William Scaife, Senr.
One lot in the toxvn of Decatur No. 8, containing one
half acre, whereon Isham J. Wood noxv lives, on Laxv-
reneeville street, levied on as the property ofjoseph A-
Reeves, to satisfy a Mortgage fi fa. from DeKalb Supe
rior court, in favor of James D. Willis vs Joseph A.
Reeves.
One hundred and thirty acres ofland, on xvhich is noxv
a saxv and grist mill, in the 18th district, known as part of
No. 193 and part of No. 57, levied on as the property of
James Guess, to satisfy a fi fa, from DeKalb Superior
court, in favor of Thomas Farr vs James and Henry
Guess.
Joel F. Scaife’s interest in five negroes, viz: Jack a
matt about 24 years old; Sarah a girl 4 years old; Alex
ander 4 years old; Martbaagirl I year old; George a boy
19 months old; also the lot whereon James Ferrell now
lives, on Lawrencevill street, containing one acre, levied
ou as the property of Joel F. Senile, to satisfy sundry fi
fas. from DeKalb Inferior court, one iu favor of William
Ezzard vs Joel F. Scaife, one in favor of G. W. Catnp-
lin, for the use of Dawson Atkinson vs Joel F. Scaife,
Rathlow and Baker vs Joel F. Scaife, from the Superi
or coitri, H. &. < I. Warner vs Joel F. Scaife, and Scran
ton and Smith x s Joel F. Scaife, from the Inferior court.
South half of lot ofland No. 143 in the ISth district,
levied on as the property of Eldridge S. Cash, to satisfy
txvo fi fas. from a Justices court, iu favor of Jesse L. Wil
liams, administrator of John Luvhoru vs Washington
Cash and FJdridge S. Cash, levy made and returned to
me hy a constable.
Two lots on Covington street, xvhereon William T.
Belli nowlix’es, levied on as the property of said Beall,
to satisfy- afi fa. from DeKalb Inferior'court, in favor of
T. B. George and William R. Smith vs William T.
Beall, property pointed out hy defendant
J. W. FOWLER, Sheriff.
July, 23, 1813.
At the same time and place will be sold,
One hundred and fifty acres of land, known as part of
lot No. 13 i fit the 15th district, lex'ied on ns the property
of John !$. McDaniel, to satisfy one fi fa. from DeKalb
Superior court, infavorof the Central Bank of Georgia
vs John B. McDaniel, maker, Henry W. McDaniel en
dorser, property pointed out by J. B. McDaniel.
JAS. WALKER, D. Sheriff.
July 23, 1813. 7
Ltuvistlexi Sheriff's Sales.
O N the first Tuesday in Seplmeber next, will be sold
beore the court house door in Troup'ilie, Loxvndes
county, within tlie usual hours ol sale, the following pro
perty. to wit:
Three lots of land Nos. 324, 325, and 323 all lying
:n the I2tli district of originally Ir vin noxv Loxvndes
county, levied on as the property of Sion Hall, to satis
fy txvo S fas. from Lowndes Superior court. Smith &
Parramorevs Enoch Hall, John Hill and Sion Hall.
One sorrel mire five yearsold, levied on as the pro
perty of Alexander Wilson, to satisfy a fi fit. from Loxvndes
Superior Court, Sion Hall vs Alexander Wilson.
One lot of land No. 72 in the 11th district of originally
Irxvinnow Loxvndes comity, levied on as the property
of w.ii;.. m e..,.;., ... .. n (i«. (Von, ilie
Justices court of the 3 >51 district G. M-, William Sini h
Co , vs William Dowling, Senr., lex'ied on and re
turned to me by a constable.
M. G. SWAIN, Sheriff.
July 21, 1813. 7
Also at th" same lime an l place. toiUliaso'd.
One sorrel mule, five years old, lex'ied oti as the pro
perty of Dennis Dowling, to satisfy a fi fa. from Lowndes
Superior court, William Smith, Simeon Smith, Edward
Renunington and James W. 3mith x's Dennis Doxviing.
49 ) acres of land known by the No. J32 in the 16th
district of originally lrxvin noxv Loxvudes county, levied
on as the property of Anasa Hayden, to satisfy ,o fi fa.
from Loxvndes Superior court, Dennis Hills vs said
Harden.
T*vo negroes. Flora a xvoman about 39 years old, and
her child Mi d. about 3 years old, levied ou as the pro
perty of Alexander McFail, to satisfy a fi fa. from
Loxvndes Superior court, Isaac Flitch vs said McFail.
THOMAS B. GRIFFIN, D. Sheriff.
July 21, 1343. 7
Decatur Sheriff's Sale.
O N the first Toes lay in September next, will he sold
within the usual hoars of sale, before the Court
House door, in Baitibridge Decatur county, the fol-
ioxving property, to wit:
One lot of laud No. 283 in the 21st district originally
Early noxv Decatur county, containing 250 acres more
orless, levied on as the property of David B. Blewetto
satisfy one fi fa. from Decatur Superior court, in fxvor
of Daniel McDaniel vs. David B. Blexvet and William
T. Craxvford, property pointed out by David B. Blexvet.
i.ot ofland No. 329 in the 29th district of originally
Early noxv Decatur county, levied on to satisfy one
Mortgage fi fa. from Decatur Superior court, in favor of
John 11. Mills vs. William Young, the land painted out
in said Mortgage fi fa.
One ii“grn girl about 15 years old hy the name of Car
oline. levied on as the property of Deinpspy Jordan, to
satisfy one fi ta. from Decatur Superior court. Squire B.
J.imam x-s. Dempsey Jordan, and several fi fas. from a
Justices court of Decatur county, in favor of Daniel Ram-
bo and others vs Dempsey Jordan.
One house and lot in the toxvn of Baitibridge whereon
James Kent noxv lives, levied on to satisfy one fi fa from
Decatur Interior court, in kivor of Farrior, Dickinson,
Co , x's James Kent.
Lot ol land No. 32! in the 29th district and lots Nos.
255 an I 233 in the 15th district all in originally Early
now Decatur county, and the house and lot in the town
of Baitibridge, xvhereon Joint Malone lately lived, and
the house and lot, ill the toxvn of Bainhridge, occupied
at present by John Malone as a confectionary, and one
negro girl about lOyearsold hy the name of Emetine,all
levied onus the property of Elias H. Kemp, to satisfy txvo
fi fas. from Decatur Inferior court, in favor of William
Williamsons vs John W. Rich. Elias II. Kemp and one
from Decatur Superior court, in favor of Jonathan Doti-
alsou vs Elias 11. Kemp.
Lot of land No. 219 in the 16lh district of originally
Early noxv Decatur county, levied on as the property of
Josiah Rogers to satisfy txvo fi fas. from a Justices court
of Green county, in favor of William Jackson vs Josiah
Rogers, levied on and returned to me by a constable.
A small remnant of goods, consisting of ready made
pantaloons, plaids, calicoes, tin-xvare, &c., levied on as
the property ol George Fisher, to satisfy one fi fa. from
Decatur Superior court, in favor of John Galbraith vs
George Fisher-
One negro man about 23 years old. by the name of
Hiram; levied on as the property of James Lambert, to
satisfy a fi fa. from Decatur Superior court, in favor of
Martin Hardin vs James Lambert.
Otiehundre 1 head of stock cattle more or less, and
one sorrel mare and two colts, levied oil as the property
of Whittenton Oliver to satisfy a fi fa. from Decatur
Superior court, Jonathan Donalson vs Whittenton
Oliver.
Lot of land No. 241 in the 22 ! district of originally'
Fairly now Decatnr county, lex'ied on to satisfy a fi fa.
from Decatur Inferior court, Almy Strickland, Executor
of William Ferrell vs Benjamin Ferrell.
Two negroes, Mary a girl 12 years old; Darham ahoy
8 years old. levied on as the property of Selexvay M’Call
to satisfy three fi fas. from Decatur Superior court, John
Anderson xs Selexvay M’Call; John Marshall vs Sele-
way M’Call; James Nicholson xs Selexvay M'Call
DANIEL B. DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
July 23. 1843. 7
Wilkinson Post2>ouc(l Sheriff's Sain.
O N the first Tuesday in September next, will be sold,
in tlie toxvn oflrxvinton, Wilkinson county, before
the Court House door, between the Usual hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
One lotof good unimproved pine laud, containing
2921-2 acres,!;'iug in Lhu 4th district of Wilkinson coun
ty, No. not kiiaxvn, joining lands of Anson Ball aud
James Johnson; also, one other lot. lying in the 23th dis
trict of said conntv, containing 292 1-2 acres, joining
landjof Redding Willis and S. J. Bush, No. not known;
also, cue other hit in the 23th district of said county, it
being tlio place whereon Thomas Taylor now lives,
known ns the Taylor lot, containing 191 1-1 acres, .veil
improved pine land, joining lands of John Hardia and
others; also, one other lot in the 4th district, No. 25, con
taining 292 1-2 acres, pine land improved, joining lands
of B. W. Beall and E. Harvill; all of the above mention
ed lots ol'land levied on as the property of Samuel J.
Bush, to satisfy a fi fa. in lavor of Washington Ingram
and others vs. said Samuel J. Bush. Samuel Beall, T. N.
Beall and A. B. Rayford, security—property pointed out
out by T. N. Beall.
Also, two lots of well improved pine land, containing
405 acres, lying in the 3d district of Wilkinson county,
Nos. 46 and 47; levied ou as the property of Benjamin
Kemp, to satisfy one fi fa issued from the Superior Court
of said county, in favor of Willey Lane vs. said Kemp;
also, one fi fa. issued from the Inferior Court of said
couuty, in favor of Samuel Beall vs. said Kemp—prop
erty pointed out hy defendant.
ELLIS IiARViLL, D. S.
July 26, 1843. 7
Cobb Sheriffs Soles.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in September
next, before the Court-House door in the town of
Marietta, Cobb eouiitv, within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
Lot of laud. No. 256, od District. 3d Section; one sor
rel horse, ] black poney, and ] black and white pided
1 cow; levied on as the property of Michael O'Brien, to
satisfy a fi fa. issued from Cobb Superior Court, F- and
j A. Pratt vs. Michael O’Brien and William T. Prichard;
the land pointed ont by O'Brien, and the horses and cow
! by Prtchard.
Lot ot land, No. 330, 20th Dist. 2d Sec.; levied on as
‘ the property of Hardy C. Tatum, to satisfy a fi fa. from
| Dade Superior Court, in favor of David W. Dickson
H li*^ 11 ^ ^ Latum—property pointed out by Robert
Lot ofland. No. 304, 17th Dist. 2d Sec.; lex-ied on as
j the property of Joshua Stephens, to satisfy a fi fa. from
j Cobb Inferior Court, in favor of Miller. Ripley, Sc Co.
xs. Joshua Stephens—property pointed out by Robert
j Trout.
Also. I negro xvoman named Eliza, about 35 years old;
! Ipyied on ns the properly of John P. Winn.to satisfy a
ti fa. issued from Cherokee Superior Court. Thornton
Bock, for the use of Wm. T. Winn vs. John P. Winn,
j maker, John Durham, security, and Elijah Chaffin, se-
, enrity on stay of execution—property pointed out hy
| Win. T. Winn.
Also, I negro xvoman named Salina, about 30 years of
age; I yoke of oxen. 1 wagon. 1 carrvlog cart. 1 xvork
j steer, 3 head of horses; all levied on as tlie property of
: George Baber, to satisfy sundry ft fas. issued out of the
Superior Court of Cobb county, and sundry issued fr ira
a Justice Court of Forsyth county; those from the Supe
rior Court, iu favor of A. & C. Howell vs. the said Geo.
Baber, and Daniel N. Pittman—property pointed out by
George Baber.
Also, lots of land, Nos. 423. 424. and 370, in the 16th
Dist. 2d Sec., one house and loi in the town of Marietta,
part of lot No. 1,159, 13th Dust. 2d Sec.; levied on as the
property of Jason Harrison, to satisfy a fi fa. issued from
Cobb Superior Court, in favor of Charles B. Hitt vs.
Samuel Harrison, ilezekiah Harrison and Jason Harri
son—property pointed out by Jason Harrison.
Also, lots ofland. No. 560, ami 593, 17th Dist. 2d Sec
and lot No. 974, 19th Dist. 2d See.; levied on as the
property of John W. Moon, to satisfy sundry fi fas. issu
ed from tha Superior Court of Cobb county; o:.e in fa
vor of Ii. R. Larimer and others, vs. William S. Cole,
maker, John W. Moon, security, and Zachariali Con
ger, security on the stay of execution—property pointed
out by said Moon.
Also, lot ofland No. 332. 2d Dist. 3d Sec.; levied on
as the property of Frederick George, to satisfy a fi fix. is
sued out of Cobb Superior Court, in favor of the Central
Bank of Georgia vs. Frederick'George, mxker, Henry
Anderson & Janies Foote, endorsers—property pointed
out by Frederick George.
Also, lot No. 395. 2d Dist. 3d Sec.; levied on as tho
property of Frederick George, to satisfy a fi ft. issued
from Cobh Superior Court, in favor of Clark, McTeir
&. Co. vs. said George—property pointed out by H. R.
Foote.
Also, lot of land No. 809, (9th Dist. 2d Sec.; levied on
as tlie property of John Roxve, to satisfy a fi fa. issued
out of Cobb Superior Court, in favor of the Central
Bank of Georgia, vs. Jonathan Graham, maker, William
Cox & John Rowe, endorsers, and Tnomas Gore, secu
rity on stay of execution—properly pointed outbyjohn
Roxve.
Also, lot ofland No. 822, 19th Dist. 2d Sec.; levied on
as the property of Jefferson Remolds, to satisfy a ft fa.
issued out of Cobh Superior Court, iu favor of John
Dobson, for the use of William T. Winn vs. Jefferson
Remolds—property pointed out by William Lindley, and
notified tenant in possession of said levy.
Also, lot ofland No. 528, 18th Dist. 2d Sec.; levied on
as the property of Benjamin P. Fisher, to satisfy a fi fa.
issued from Talbot Superior Court, in favor of Richard
W. Roffe vs. Benjamin P. Fisher and Charles W. Mc-
Knight—property pointed out by plaintiff.
Also, lot ofland No. 392, 19th Dist. 2d Sec ; levied on
a3 the property of Lemma Kirtley, to satisfy afi fa. issu
ed out of a Justice Court of Cobb couuty, in favor of
William H. Clarke vs. said Kertley—property pointed
out by John C. Carpenter—levy made and returned by
a Constable.
Also, lot of land 549, 19th Dist. 2d Sec.; levied on as
the property of Thomas Gore, to satisfy a fi fa. issued
from a Justice Court of Cobb county, in favor of James
Epps, bearer, x-s. David O. Morgan, principal, James
Mohon &. Thomas Gore, security on the appeal—levy
ma le and returned to me by a Constable.
Also, lots ofland Nos. 165,56, 242 and 313, I9th Dist.
2d Sec.; levied oil as the property of John C. Clay, to sat
isfy 2 fi fas. issued from a Justice Court of Cobb county,
in favor ofjoseph II. Caryell vs. John C.Clay, No. 316;
pointed out by defendant; the others hy plaintiff—levy
made and returned to me by a Constable.
Also, lot of land No. 2 >5, 13 Dist. 21 Sec.; lex'ied on
as the property of Martin Dobbs, to satisfy a fi fa. issued
from Cotjb superior Court, in Tavor of Zschsmt, Cou
gar, for the use of Ja nes S. Morris vs. Martin Dobbs—
property pointed out by Joseph H. Winters.
Also, I sorrel mare and colt, 1 hay horse colt, 2 years
old, 1 yoke of oten and wagon; levied on as the proper
ty of James G. Dougherty, to satisfy a fi fit. issttsd from
Cobb Superior Court, in favor of J. W. «& R. Le.avett
vs, L. P. II xirstoa &, James G. Dougherty—property
pointed out by L. P. Hairston.
Also, lot of land No. 399, 1st Dist. 2d Sec.; levied on
as the property of Joseph Culpepper, to satisfy a fi fa.
issued from a Justice Court of Warren county, in favor
of Lockhart and Threexvits vs. said Culpepper—levy
made and returned to me by a Constable.
POSTPONED SALE.
Will be sold at the same time and place.
Lot ofland No. 1,18>, 19t!i District 2J Section; lex'ied
on as the property of William P. Hill, to satisfy a fi fa.
issued from Cobb Superior Court, in favor of William
W. Mitchell, vs. said Hill—property pointed out by de-
fendent.
Also, 15 acres of land, being pirtoflotof land No.
178, and lot No. 179. 18th Dist. 21 Sec.; levied on as the
property of Jam is Petty, to satisfy 2 fi fas. issued from
Cobb S tperior Court, in favor of William Ezzard, guar
dian, Scc. for the use of F. A. Williams vs. James Petty,
and Abraham Petty—property pointed out by Jamea
Petty.
Lot of land No. 1,191. 31 Dist. 3d Sec.; levied on as
the property of Jam is Kirbie, to satisfy a fi fa. from the
Inferior Coart of Elbert county, in fin or of Mathew L.
Fleming, for the use ofThomas II. Highsmith vs. Jam ;s
Kirbee—property pointed out by Thomas H. Highsmith.
Also, I negro girl named Amy, about 13 years- of age;
levied on as the property of James Foote, to satisfy a fi
fa. issued from Cohb Superior Court, in favor of the
Central Bunk of Georgia, vs. J amis Foote, maker, Hez-
ekiah R. Foote, and Frederick (ieorge, endorsers—prop
erty pointed out by J ulies Foote.
Also, lots ofland Nos. 595 and 325. 13th Dist. 2d Sec.;
levied on as the property of Peter M. Oliver, to satisfy
sundry fi fas. issued out of a justice Court of Cobb coun
ty, in favor of McCarter and Welch and others, vs. said
Oliver; property pointed out by Joshua Welch—levy
made an 1 returned to me hy a Constable.
S. N. MALONEY, Sheriff.
July 25, 1843. 7 td
OcKalli Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in September next.
between the usual hours of sale, in the town of
Decatur, DeKalb county, the folloxving property, to
xvit:
The Monroe Rail Road, with all of the property,
equipments and effects thereto connected, from end to
end, that is to say, a hold, embracing all the physical p irts
of xvhich it is composed, and all the chartered and corpo
rate franchises which belong to the physical structure
thereof; levied on as the property of the Monroe Rail
Road Sc Banking Company, to satisfy sundry fi fas. issu
ed from a Justice’s Court, of the 551th District, G. M.,
of Bibb county; four in favor of Pinckney B. Cox Sc Ga
briel If. Cox vs. the Monroe Rail Road Sc Banking Co ;
one in favor of Gabriel II. Cox vs. the Monroe Rail
Road & Banking Company—lex-y made and returned
to me by a Constable.
Also, 2 mares, one a gray, the other a sorrel; levied on
as the property of Edward Watts, to satisfy one fi fa.
from DeKalb Inferior Court, in favor of William R.
Smith vs. Edxvard Watts aud Joseph Pitts, security on
stay.
Also, 59 acres of land, in the South-west corner of lot
No. 43, in the 1 ith District of originally Henry, now De
Kalb county: levied on as the property of Richard Head,
sen’r., to satisfy sundry fi fas. from a Justice’s Court of
530th District G. M . in favor of William Towers vs.
Richard Head, sen r.; one in favor of E. Mason vs. Rich
ard Head, sen’r.—property pointed outhy the defendant;
levy made and returned to me by a Constable.
Also, lot ofland, No. 122, in the 15th District of origi
nally lletirv. noxv DeKalb county; levied on as the prop
erty of E. G. Bradley, to satisfy one fi fa. from DeKalb
Superior Court in favor of the Central Bank of Georgia,
vs. E. U. Bradley, maker, and John B. McDaniel, en
dorser—property pointed ont bv plaintiff s attorney.
JOHN JONES, D. Sh’ff.
July 17, 1843. 6 td
(■ vriimett ShcrilPs Male.
O N tlie first Tuesday in Septkmbf.r next, xvill be
sold before the Court House door, in the toxvn of
Lawrenceville. Gwinnett county, within the usual hours
of sale, the following property, to-xvit:
Seven hundred aud seventy-txvo acres and a half of
land more or less, in the 5th district of Gwinnett county,
the place xvhereon Mieajah Mayo, formerly lived, ou
Shoal creek: also, six negroes, Rose a woman, about 30
yearsold; Eliza a girl, about 15 years old; Harriet a girl,
about 12 years old; Abe, 9; Joseph a boy, about 7; and
Polly a girl, about 19 years old: levied on as the prop
erty of Dudley Bonds, to satisfy a fi fa. from Gwinnett
Inferior Court. Barnett F. Cleveland vs. Micajali Mayo,
maker, Dudley Bonds and R. M. Cleveland, indorsers.
Also, one tract or parcel of land, xvhereon David
Bradford noxv resides, adjoining lands with Hill, and
others; levied on as the property of David Bradford, to
satisfy a fi fa. from Gwinnett Superior Court, Thomas
C. Nasbet, administrator of John Nisbet, deceased vs.
David Bradford.
Also, one hundred and ninety-nine acres of land more
orless; levied on as the property of William Hall, ad
joining John Puckett, and others, on the xvaters of the
Mulberry, iu the 562d district, G. M., ta satisfy eight fi
fas. from a Justice Court, six fi fas. J. B. Pain vs. Wil
liam Hall, two fi fas. A. K. Smith, one vs. Joseph Brown
and William Hall, the other vs. William Hall.
Also, Burrell Webb’* entire interest in lot of land No.
162, rn the 5th district. Gxvinnett county; levied on as
the property of Burrell Webb, to satisfy four fi fhs. from
a Justices Court, one the State vs. Burrell Webb; one
the Stale vs. Jorame and Burrell Webb; one the State
vs. Miles and Burrell Webb; one Ephriam Bracewellvs.
Burrell Webb.
NELSON ROBERTS, D. Sheriff
July 8, 1843 7
Cobb Mortgage Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL be sold on the firstTnesday in Septimbi*
next before the Court House door in tlie town
of Marietta, Cobb county, between the legal hours of
sale, the following property, to wit:
Town lots, Nos. *29,50,51, 38, 37, 39, and 30, all in
the town of Marietta, Cobb county, well improved, le
vied on as the property of Hiram Howard, to satisfy a
mortgage fi fa. from Cobb Superior court, in favor of
John F,. Parke vs. the said Hiram Howard—property
pointed out in said fi. fa.
Town lot situated in Marietta, No. 19, fronting the
public square, well improved, lex'ied on as the property
of Hiram Howard, to satisfy a Mortgage fi. fa. issued
from Cobb Superior Court, in favor of Farrar Sc Hays
x-s. liiram lloxx-ard—property pointed out in said fi fa.
Lots of laud No. 790. & 901, each containing forty acres,
more or less, situate, lying and being in tlie 18th district
and second section; and the one undivided third part of
lots Nos. 876, and 901, in the 19th district and second
sections; toxvn lots, Nos. 19, 20, 50. 51, 38, 39, and the
south half of 30, and 37. a!! situate in the toxxm of Ma
rietta. Cobb county, xvell improved levied on as the pro
perty of Hiram Iloxvard, to satisfy a mortgage fi fa. from
Cohb Superior court, in favor of Wilev, Lane & Co.,
vs. said liiram Howard—property pointed out in said
fi fa. S. N. MALONEY, Sheriff-
June 20, 1843. 2
One chestnut sorrel horse, nine or ten years old, levi
ed on as the prop, rtv of the defendant, John W. Emfin-
ger, to satisfy one fi fa from Jones Inferior court, in fa
vor of Michael Sullivan x-s. John W- Emfinger—proper
ty pointed out by the plaintiff.
At the same time and place will he sold.
One hundred and sixteen acres of land, more or less,
the place wdercon Jeremiah C. Stexvart now lives,lying
on the waters of Cedar Creek, and adjoining lands of
Alfred M. George. John B. Todd, and others; levied on
as the property of Jeremiah C. Stewart to satisfy- three
fi liis. from the Justices court of the 378th district, G.M.,
two iu lliv.ir of William D. Ethridge vs. Jeremiah C.
Stexvart; and one in favor of John II. Clark vs. Ste
phen Tyner, and J. C. Stewart, endorser—levied on
and returned to me hy Thos. Williams, constable.
(>ne negro hoy Dave, 5 or 6 years old, levied on as
the property ofjoseph G. Raines, to satisfy a fi fa. from
the Justices court of the 37-th district, G. M., in favor of
Samuel Slade, bearer, vs. Joseph G. Raines—levied on
and returned to me hy Thomas Williams, constable.
Three negroes—Clary, a girl 15; Sina, a xvoman 35;
ami Dorcas, a xvoman 30 yearsold; five feather beds,
bedsteads aud furniture; one in ihogany sideboard; an
eight day metal clock; one corner table, and one dozen
chairs, all levied on as the property of Nathaniel W.
Gordon, to satisfy three fi fas from tho Superior court
of Jones comity, one m favor of Smith Sc Broddus vs.
Nathaniel W. Gordon; one in favor of Popes Sc Wil
liams vs. N. W. Gordon; and one in favor of Johnson
Springer, executor of Jesse Cherry, deceased, vs. N.
W. Gordon.
Txvo hundred and twenty-five acres of land, more or
less, lying in Jones comity, the place xvhereon Alexan
der C. Morrison formerly lived, adjoining lands of Sta
pleton Crutchfield. Martin R. Malone and others; levied
on us the property of Alexander C. Morrison, to satisfy
a fi fa. from the Superior court of Jasper county, in fa-
vorof Henry Branham vs. Alexander C. Morrison and
Angus G. Morrison; transferred to John Thurman.
T. S. HUMPHRIS, Sheriff.
I uni's Mortgage Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in September
next, before the Court House door in the toxvn
tif Clinton. Jones county, between tlie usual hours of
sale, the following property to wit:
One sorrel horse, seven or eight yearsold, one eye
out; one gray mule, six yearoold; and one bay mule,
five years old, levied on as the property of N. W. Gor
don, to satisfy txvo mortgage fi fas. from Jones Inferior
court, one in favor of Tiios. J. Knight vs. Nathaniel W.
Gordon; one in favor of Jackson Mobley vs. Nathaniel
W. Gordo!)*—property pointed out in said mortgage fi.
fas. N. S. GLOVER, Dp. Sheriff.
June 20, 1843, 2
Jones Sheriff's Sale.
Y XT ILL he sold before the Court House door in tlie
T Y town of Clinton. Jones county, on tlie first Tues
day in October next, within tiie usual hours of sale, the
folloxving property, to xvit:
2024 acres ofland more or less, No. 71, the place
xvhereon Benjamin James now lives, it lying and being
in Jones county, and adjoining lands of James Balckara
and others, levied on as the droperty of Benjamin Jame3
to satisfy a Mortgage fi fa. from Jones Superior court, in
favor of Briant Bilckatnvs Benjamin James, property
pointed out in said Mortgage fi fa.
N. S. GLOVER, D. Sh’ff.
July 24,1343. 7
Jones Sheriff's Sale.
W ILL be sold, before the Court-house door in Clin
ton, Jones county, on tlie first Tuesday in Sep
tember tiext, within the usual hours of sale, the fol-
loxving property, to-wit;
Forty acres of land more or less, knoxvn by lot No. 18,
xvhereon the defendant, Joseph Oswalt noxv lives; lev
ied on to satisfy one fi fa. issued out of the Justices
Court held in and for the 359th district, G. M., in favor
of Larkin Buirfteld vs. Joseph Osxvalt; levy made and
returned to me bv a constable.
THOMAS S. HUMPHRIS. Sheriff.
July 26, 1843. 7
Jtisiicr Morlgagr Slit*riff’s Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in September next, will be sold
before tlie Court-house door, in the town of Monti-
cello, Jasper county, within the legal hours of sale, the
following property to-wit:
Oitehuu lred acres of land more or les„, adjoining
Charles Cargil and others, the place whereon Sarah N
Morgan noxv lives, described in the Mortgage deed, le
vied on as the property of Sarah N. Morgan, to satisfy
a Mortgage fi fa. from Jasper Superior court, in favor of
Hiram Brooks x's Sarah N. Morgan, property pointed
out in the Mortgage fi fa.
WILLIAM RAMEY, D. Sheriff.
July 27, 1843. 7
Joints Posponeil Sheriff’s Sale.
YA/’ILL be sold before the court house door in the
» 7 toxvn of Clinton. Jones county, ou the first Tues
day in September next, within the usual hours of sale,
the folloxving property, to wit:
David ahoy. 4 or 5years old; levied on as the proper-
ty of Joseph G. Ranes, to satisfy a fi fa. issued from the
3'8th district, G. M.,in favor of Samuel Slade vs Jo
seph G. Ranes— !e*y made and returned to me by Thos.
Williams, constable.
N. S. GLOVER, D. Sh’ff.
August 1, 1343. 8
C.impbcll Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILLbesoldon tho first Tuesday in September
next, xvithin the usual hours of sale, before the
Court House iloor, ia Camphellton, Campbell county,
the following property, to-wit:
A negro renu by the name of William, who say* he is
from Washington county, Ga.; he has been in my pos
session from the 9th of June, in the year 1842, as a run
away slave; he says his mother was a slave owned by his
father; he also states that his father was a Spaniard, and
lived in Washington county, Ga.; he says his father was
very much entangled indebt. and a report got out that he
had to be sold, and his father advised him to run off
out of the way so that he might not be sold; one of his
forefingers is considerably shorter than the other, per
haps his left forefinger, occasioned by a hurt when he
was small, and he says his name is William Harvey, a
son of Frank Harvey; he is well built, and weighs about
160 lbs., rather inclined to be sloxv motioned, he appears
to have been raised in a very idle wav. Sec.
THO’S. BULLARD, Sheriff.
July 11, 1343, 6
Ware Sheriff’s Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in August next xvill be sold in
Waresboro’, Ware county, before the Coart
House door, between the usual hours of sale, the follow
ing property, to-wit:
490 acres of land, known by the No. 433, in the 12th
district of originally Appling, now Ware connty, well
improved, being the lot on which James Dougherty now
lives: levied on as the property of James Dougherty, to
satisfy a fi fa. issued from the Superior Court of Ware
countv, Simeon Lee vs. James Dougherty, principal,
John J. Underwood and Grey 3. Roberts, securities on
bond, and Geo. B. Williamson, security on appeal;
property pointed out by John J. Underwood.
490acres of land more orless, lying in the 8th district
of originally Appling, now Ware county, and known
by the No. 107, and well improved; levied on as the
property of Martin Nettles, to satisfy two fi fas. issued
from a justices Court in Ware couuty, Seaborn Hall vs.
Martin Nettles, principal, and William Nettles, security
on tlie stay of Execution—levied on and relnrned to me
by a constable.
RICHARD BOURN, Sheriff.
June 26,1843. 5
Irwin Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in September
next, at the Court House door, in Irwiasville,
Irwin county, within the nsual hours of sale, the follow
mg property, to-wit:
Lots No. 1*21. 116,114,237, 83, 113, all lying and be-
in the 4th district of Irwin county; all levied on as tho
property of Redding Hunter, to satisify sundry fi fas.
issued from a justices Court of lrxvin connty. in favor
of Eli Vickers and J. C. Clements—levy made and re
turned to me by a constable.
SMITH TURNER, Sheriff.
July 4, 1313. 5
Irwin Sheriff’s Sale.
O N the first Tuesday jn September next, will be
sold, in the town of Irwiusville. Irwin connty,
xvithin the usual hours of sale, before the Court House
door, the folloxving property, to-wit:
Four hundred and fifty acres pine land more or less,
being a part of lot No. 39, in the 3d district of Irwin
county; two lots in the town of IrwinsviUe, Nos. 23 and
afi; levied on as property of Daniel McLuke, to satisfy
one fi fa. issued from the Superior Court of said connty,
in favor of John McDearmid vs. Daniel McLuke, for
the use of John B. Dorminey.
v . .. ,0.0 SMITH TURNER, Sheriff.
July 17,1843. 7
Penitentiary, Georgia, j
January 17, 1843. >
A LL articles manufactured at the Penitentiary, will
be sold at the lowest Specie basis—for 5 per cent.