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Gas'* Sheriffs Sa\es,
~ f&MpNE.
WILL BE on the FIRST
Taeaday in J U N E next, before the
'court house door io the town of Cass
ville, between the legal hours, the fol
lowing property, via?
‘Lot of land, No. 147, 7th dist. 3d sec
-—levied on as tbe property of Aving
{f»h Cleghorn, by virtue of two fi fa’s
ftqffi a court of Hall county,
in of John Scott, vs said Avington
Cleghorn—levy made and returned
to me by K con,table, •
JAMES WOFTORD, Shff.
Also, nt fa same,' li nw ail'd place* I
Lot, No. IJOS, it th «|ist. 3d sect, of
originally Cherokee now Cass county
levied on as the property of John A.
'D.*Chttdress,by virtue.ofa fi fa. from a
court of DeKalb county in ft
•vdrdf Charles Martin,Executor of Wfes
ley Martie deceased, and others—levy
made & returned to me by a constable.
AlaOjlqt No 98,7th dist. 3d sec. ori
ginally Murray now Cass county or all
that lot that is ih'tbe’oounty .of Cass, or
•11 that ison the south Side ot Oostana
|a ri*er—levied oh as the property of
<Jathes Metlley, to satisfy a fi fa from a
Justices co’hrtof Muscogee in favor of
Edward Featherston and
vied on and returned*to foe by a con
it able.
Also, lot No 143,223 dist. 2<l sect 6-
tiginaliy Cherokee now Cass’count’y—
'levied on as the property of Robert
Shertey, by virtue of jtwd fi fa’s from a
, Justices court of Jackson county, one
in favor of Steplien Borders', and one
other in favor of Isaac Li rich— evied
.and returned to me by a constable.
Also, lot No 232,4th dis. 3d sec.—le
vied on ap the property of Eleazer F.
Heard, by virtue of affi fA from Carrdll
Superior court, in favor of Green Bj
Butler, vs E. F. Heard.
Also, Lot No. 231, in the 16th drst.
3d sec. of originally Cherokee, now
‘ Cass county—levied on as the property
of Robert Smith, j'in. to satisfy sundry
fi fa’s from a Justices court of Batts
$ ‘county, in favor of Henry Summerlin,
■ 4s Robert Smith, junior, and Robert
Smith, sen. Levy made and returned
to me by a constable.
Lot, No |72, 15th dist. Sd sCc. of ori
ginally Cherokee tow Cass county—le
vied on as the property of John Ingram,.
ta satisfy ft A fa issued from a Justices
, tourtof Merrivrether county, in favor
*«f James Hill, vs said John Ingram—-
levy made and returned co me by a
constable.
POSTPONED SALE.
. Lot, No 1283, 21 at dis. 2d sec. ori
.. jgtnally Cherokee now Cass county—
evied on as the property'of Philip L.
Allbrlttonj by virtue of two fi fa’s issu
ed from a court of Carroll
county, in fav§r of John DaVis—levy
made and returned to me by a consta
’•’ CKiiS TOMLIN, D. S.
- M»y«, 183®.
Fauid*tn& Shtjritt’s Siles,
"K>*!LLBE SOLD before the court
▼ Iwusa in Paulding county, on
first TUESDAY in JUNE next,
between the legal hours of sale, the
IMtow ing aroserty vtoi
.. - ' •
Cassville, Ga. Friday Evening, May 20‘ 1836.
Let of land No 11.4, 2lst dist. 3d sect
of originally Cherokee now Paulding
county—levied on as the property of
James H. Spear to satisfy a fi fa issued
from a Justices court of Walton county
in. favorofjeise Stratton for the tfteoF
Evans andStarlc. ,7" < •
Also* Lot, No 7t0,2d dist. !4th sect,
of originally Cherokee, now Paulding
county—levied on as tfie property, of
Thotnas. Ashtey to saitisfy a fi fa issued
from a JUsticeß court of Crawford coun
ty in favor of Bacon.
Also, Lot, No 1328 2tst dist 3d sect,
of originally Cherokee now Paulding
county—levied on as the. property of
Thoß. J. Connelly to satisfy twofi fa’s
issued from a Justices court of DeKalb
county in favor of David Floyd.
ROYSTON W. POLLARD, Shff.
ALSO, al the same, time and place*
■ t , Lot of land, No 257,17th dist. 3d sec
oforxginally Cherokee now Paulding
county—levied oh as the property of
Richardtp. Clinton to satisfy a fi fa is
sued from a Justices court of Bibb conn-:
ty in favor of.M-
Also, Lot, No. 85,20th dist. 3d sect,
of originally, Cherokee now Paulding
county—levied on iw.the property of
Wjly Jipper, in favor of Levy Cloud
issued frwn Justices court,of Henry
county—levy fflfcde and returned to,
me by a constable.
Also, Lot, No 46, 18th dist/Sd. sect,
of originally Cherokee now Paulding
county—levied on as the property of
Samuel Craft, in favor of VVestly £ Bai
iy, issued from a Justices court of El
bert county—levy made and returned
to me fey a constable.
Also, Lot, No 1076,21stdist. $d sec.
of originally Cherokee now Paulding
county—levied on as the property of
James Oglesby to satisfy afi fa issued
from the Superior court of Elbert coun
ty 1q favor of Thos., Oliver.
Also, Lot, No. 702,215 t dist. 3d sect,
of originally Cherokee now
county —levied on as the property of
J ames Sanfprd, to satisfy an fa issued
from a Justices court of Pdfjnam coun
ty in favpi of Joseph Moreland—levy,
made and returned tome bv a consta
ble. JOHNC. RASBURV, D.S.
May 5, 1836.
Floyd Sheri K’s Sales,
FOR JUNE. .
.WILL BE SOLD, on the first
Tuesday in June next, before
the court house door in the town 6f
Rome, between the usual hours of sale
the following property, to wit:
Lot of land, No 27’8,23 dist. 3d sect,
originally Cherokee now Floyd county
—which lot has been condemned as
fraudulently drawn, and sold fey thq
consent of the informer* &the order of
the Judge oftlto Superior court of the
Cherokee circuit, for tlto benefit of the
informerand of the State.
Aiso* Lot of land, No S3,l4th dist 4th '
sect, originally Cherokee now Floyd!
county—levied on al the prdp&rty of 1
John Spencer to satisfy a fi fa issued
from a Justices court of Henry county'
in favor of Samuel B’. Dodrand vs John!
Spencer—levy made add returned td
me by a constable. .
Also, Lot of land, Nd 4?0,16th disf.
4th sect. Originally Cherokee now
Floyd county—levied bn aB the prop
erty df IJaVid Cooper, to satisfy a fi fa
issued from Putnam Sdptrior court in
favor of Wilkes, Bennett At Taylor, for
the use of Henry Wilkes, vs David
Cooper,
Abd, Lot of land; No 34,15th dist.
4th sec. originally Cherokee now Floyd
county—levied oh as the property of
John Simpson to satisfy a fi fa issued
from a Justices court of Chatham coun
ty in favor of Alston Malden, vs John
Simpson—levy made and returned so
me by a constable. , ; .
Also, Lot of land, No. 138,* 15th &st.
4th sect originally Cherokee now Floyd
county—levied on as she property of
William W. Hayß and William Hays t sr
levied by virttffc of sundry fi fa’s from ,
Justices courts of Coweta and Waltoti|
counties, one in'fovor of James Lendlyi
vs William W. Hays, and one in favor
of Samuel McJunkin vs William Wri
Hays, and two dthers in fayor ot Samu
el McJunkin Vs WiHiam' VV. Hays,sr.t
—-levied oh and returned to me by.a
constable.
WESLEY SHROPSHIRE, D. S.
May 5,1838.
NOTICE.
I" HEREBY forewarn all persons
1 Fronvtradingor harboring my wife
MARY Os. 9YIAGO, (who has left my
bed and board,) lam resolved to pay
nweof her contracts,unless compelled
bylaw*—and lam 'determined ? tp en
force the law against all who disregard
this notice. ,
SIMPSON'c. WINGO.
New May-1, 1836. 32
COUNTY.
HERE AS, Rdfhaniel Burge, &'
v v Thomas W. Brandon, applies
to me for Letters* dF Administration on
the estate of Joseph Greene, late of
said county, deceased : ; •
These are therefore to cite and ad
monish ail and singular, the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased, to
be and appear at my office, within the
tirpe prescribed bylaw, to shew cause,
if any. eiist, why said Letters should'
not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office, this
3d May, 1836.
’ LEATHEM RANKIN, c. c. o.
May 6* 32
Jvejt GOODS.
g. > ■■ arr
Russell Sl
JHAVE NOW ON HAND, *
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Spring and Summer
Goods,
Consisting of eVpry variety usually
brought to this rharket. We would
respectfully invite the citizens of Cass
county to call and examiae. for them
selves, our Goods and Prices. ..
SPUN COTTON
From the Georgia Factory, kept con
stantly for sale.
March 29, 1836. 27
. . . ... 1 i
Russell A* Hat re.
ZAAr J'ur/ received an additional supply
Dry Goods,
Scythe blades, Cutting Knivss, Sic
kles, and a general assortment of Nails,
making their Assortment’complete.
April 29,. 31
N O T ICE.
£;HEREBY forwarn all
from trading for, a bond, given by
me to Andrew JB, ; Wassum, of Smith
county, State of. Virginia, as there is a
proviso in said bond, forfeited by said
Andrew B. Wassum, an.d out of the
power of any other person, but said
Wateum, to mpke indemnification to
the undersigned. The above bond
frAs given, to secure titles to a town
lot in Cassville-, Cass county, Georgia,
No. 28, whereon the subscriber then
Hved, dab.t] the 4th day of May 1835.
I moreover notify Andrew B. Wassum,
to appear in Cassville, State of Geor
gia, within three months, from this date
and comply, with the requisitions on
his part ofthe above bond, or I shall
hold hirp jorever bared from the con
tract set forth in said bond, as 1 intend
af|er, tfiat date to improve Hib above
lot, anil thereby make.it ifiore valuable
than it was to be in my contract set
forth in the above bond. . > ;
BERRY W. GIDEON.
April 19, 1836. 30
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d BORGIA, )
Cass County. j .
WITHE'REAS, John J. Word, ap
v v plies for Letters of Administra
tion on the estate of James R. Kinney,
(deceased: / , t . ,» ;
I These arp thef-eforei to cite arid a.d:
'monish all person* to.be
and appear at rrij office within the
time prescribed by law, to shew tauae
(if any) why fold Letters should not oe
granted.'
Given under iWy hand; at office, this
sth April, 1836.
LEATHEM RANKIN, c.c. o.
April 8. 28
GEORGIA, CASS BOUNTY,. ..
4 B''AKEN UP by Roger Murphy*, of
1 Jl' the 827tb District, G. M* of the
! -aforesaid state > and county, A Dark
f Ghestiwt Sorrel Mars, 14 1-2 hands
high, 7 years old,. hind feet white
f to the pastern r jpints, trots natur
\ ally, no brands: perceivable.-——
I Appraised byi Alfred Henry and Mi
chael Edmonson, to §SO, and pbsted
befort? me, this 20th day of April, 1336.
! 1 FELIX Hi WALKER,- J. PJ
A true extract from the estcay book,
April 27, 1836.
GEO. B. RUSSELL, c. r. c. !
1 April 29. 31
1 . * '- - . _ . . _ _ f
Guns mi I h , ;
qpHE SUBSCRIBER having set-
JL tied himself in Cassville, would,
tender his services to the people gener-'
ally as a
Guhsiiiith;
He will keep On hand a supply of
Rifle Guns.
Persons living at a distance, wishing
ifuns made, or old ones repaired, • shall
be attended to, on the shortest notice.
SAMUEL BADGE I\
April 22, 1836. 30tf
GEORGIA, )
Floyd County. }
i JYHEREAS, Elizabeth Wisdom, and
John Brown, applies to me for letters
of Administration on tbe Estate of
Jesse Wisdom, late of said county, de
ceased:
This « therefore to cite and ad
monish ail and ringelar, the kindred
and creditors, of said deceased, to be
and appear at toy office within tbe
time prescribed by law, to shew cause
if any, why shid letters should not be
granted.
Given under my hand, tins 18th day
of April, 1336.
S. T. MAYO, c. c. 9.
April 22. 3q
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