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About Athens gazette. (Athens, Ga.) 1814-18?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1815)
-f w. - v. m %x tract a letter from Capd&tii T> tuisi^W to brig, gtnl floydy thiitd, Januaryjm 18*5. «It liiilsp ru *io&d« General Mcln tosh Va*-defeated Woodbine on his way to* Mobile—taken him prisoner, anu destroyed his whole force ; no quarter: given. Ik c: I alian return to Barrington this after noon» having succeeded in collecting many boats on each sidt; my station.’* General Bhckshear, with one Thous and Georgia troops are on their march ’ t >r i ort IGrriagton* and were expected to .%i rtve at that place on the first inst It is supposed aS soon as a suffic ent force is collected an attempt will be Tnacl-e to'drive the enetnv from Cumber 3ar*u Island.— Savannah-Reb. Ja c ■ The Bank &UU*> t he President has re fused his signature to die National Bank ,1)111, ami ha \ returned the same to that House of Congress in which it origina ted. Kat. Int . DIED on the 19th of last November, in the county of Jasper* Sally Hodge y daughter of the Rev. James Hodge, aged i$ years- This amiable young girl, a few before her decease, ha l voluntarily renounced the world and its vanities, and while iu ‘perfect health, had embraced region, and connected J.erseU wi’hthe followers of Christ, ot the Methodist den munatioa* It pleas ed the Captain of her salvation that her conflict tdioald be snort and Uiuinph apt. She bore the affliction which ter minated her life,.’with becoming pan cnee, and anticipated her approaching dissolution with more than philosophic composure. The king of terrors, and terror of kings, presented tlo terrors” to her mind —no agonizing fears and hor rors. distorted the features of her fact nor disturbed the peaceful current of her thoughts. In a stale of ecstatic de light, her last hour* were employed m uttering the praises of her God and Re deemer. At le .gth after bidding her parents and friends a deliberate and af fectionate farewell; she fell asleep m Je ays 1 Such are thy triumphs, O Reli gion ’ ‘i Let me die tilt death of the righteous* and let my last end be like “VR % MB” . • By the AliiUdgeviUe H&jiL \ ter We have in enr possession offi cial reports from Gen. Jackson to the Secretary of War up to; he 30th of Dec. for the publication of which ha. e not room ii) to day’s paper—the fellow mg summary contains the principle facts stated in his official letters. jK In the battle on the night of the 23d December, the enemy’s force is •estima ted to have been 3000—ours only 1500. Then’ loss on that occasion in prisoner., ivas 66 including one major Sc two sub altera officers—the number qf killed and wounded unknown, but supposed to be double our’s which was about 100 -in killed# wounded and prisoners. Our army continued on the ‘battle ground ’till next morning, and then retired to : a stronger position two mil*#’ nearer to ‘ New*Orleans. On the 27th December, the succeeded, by means of hot shot.< in blowing up the American armed schoo ner Caroline, which lay becalmed in the Mississippi. Emboldened by this suc cess, he marched his whole force a gainst our army, _ but Was reposed with tiie loss of 1-0 in killed—our loss was inconsiderable, about a dozen kill ed and double that number wounded The number of British troops landed from then* boats, according to informa tion given by prisoners and deserters, was 7000,*— Journal* y! ii —... _ r - -I- - - CAOTION. V ’ ; J ‘ s »W V ‘ i. ... - • fimi 1 v ‘ll* ‘■] r«'” • •>, A ‘c • »- I do hereby for warn all persons what ever from trading for any notes given yin my pame to captain John Billups, «s I have resolved not to discharge discharge,them until a settlement takes , between me and the 5 Executors of said Johiv Billups. t P All proper officers who have, or* may bave any judgments or executions iu their hand’s for collection, in favor of John Billups Sc Cos. of Clark county, *nd others who indebted to said concern, are hereby -strictly” forbidden to pay over amounts or dues, unless to the subscriber, who is only sur viving co-partner of said firm, orvto some person who must be authorized by met ROUT. K.3ILLU#S. &truar# ‘’Xv* 1 -; * r ” ‘ • v ikir awSSSSi jf’ NOTICE, 77iJf oajMjirst T/nrjJjy sn at the plantation of James Eli#are, de ceased, will be fold ALL. the, personal estate of the said deceased, fnegroai excepted ) sh the count/of Jackson, consisting of stock, household and kitchen furniture, wag gon and gear, &c., Terms of sale made known on that day. «. i,l ‘ ’ , - ‘ jSitheon Whit <?, Administrator with the Wid annexed. February 10, 1815. Notice to the Heirs , Legatees , or Distri butees of James Elmore, deceased , THAT on the first Monday in March next, application will be made to the honorable the court of ordinary of Jack son xounty, for leave to sell the negroes belonging to said estate, to wit—Potn pey, Fanny, Jane and her child Athy, Charles and William—for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Simeon White , Administrator with the-Will annexed. February 10, 1815. ~ NOTICE* after date applic alio i will be made to the honorable the Infe rior court of Jackson county, while sit • ing for ordinary purpose-., for leave to sell alt the real estate of James Elmore, vleceased, consisting of two hundred a cres, more or less, lying on both ..ides of the middle Oconee river,—tie same Vo be sold for the benefit oi the heirs cieditor’s oi said deceased- Simeon White , Administrator with the VV ill annexed. February 10,1815. NO LICE. ALL persons indebted to the estate oi James Elmore, deceased, are hereby requested to make immediate payment to the subscriber, and Those wtio have demands agafnrt said estate to bring them tn properly attested as the law di rects, and within the time prescribed by law. Simeon White , 1 Admmtstrator with the Will annexed. t February 10, 1815. SiiERU r’s SALE. ; On the first I'uesday in May ncxU at *he Court House cf Ogle horpe county y will be sold, pitioeen the usual hours. Clue negro. im r.mvied taken as the property of Charles Carter t& sa tisfy, an execution in favor of Cluisto* pher iijpweh on the foreclosure of a mor gage ; pointed out by the plaintiff*. K ’ WM. L. PONDER, . Deputy Sheriff. February 16, 1815. SHERIFFS SALE. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in April nexh at tne court house in the county of Jacksony between tlie usual hoursy the following property, VIZ. 353 1-2 acres of land, be the same , noreoi less, being jiart-of five a thou sand acre survey granted to B’Estuing, on Parks creek* joining Cardigan where on E. Harris now lives, levied on as the property of Buckner Harris at the in stance of Walton . Harris and Samuel Gardner, on the foreclosure # mo rt gage . •>*. Conditions dhsh. £;t : WM. POTTS, D. Sheriff. January 31. 1813. SHKRItT'SSALE. * ‘ Will be sold at the court house of Clarke county, on the iirst Tuesday in April uext, A negro slave named Aaron, now In the possession of Edward Paine* levied on by virtue of sundry L executions against White Rosseter, at the instance of Joseph Longwortfi and others. l-?y SAMUEL Sheriff 30th January, 1815. f SHERIFFS SALE. Jl ill, be sold on the first Tuesday in March next at the court house in the county of v/ Jackson , between the usual hours , the following property* to wit— . ’fr acipfS of land, be the same more or less, granted to Jones, joining Mc- Connell, f n the waters of the Mulberry fork of the Oconee, levied on as'the property of Thomas Jones by two fifa >, one at the instance of Phinizy/,Son Sc Shields, and the other in favor of Ferdi nand Phinizy. V , _ also > Four feather beds and furniture ktti four bedsteads and cords, levied on as the ? property of George Cowen at the -instance of David Wut; the be tore mentioned beds and furniture and bed steiuli to be sold by consent of. “the plaintiff without being brought to the courthouse on the day of sale ,* the ; r A- W Jk -3EI.J*V»r , -ifj •»*.> rs *• imF-*?. - property pfljflHKt by the defendant. ALSO , ’ *’ 1 wo lots in the town, of Clarksboro* the one whereon Edmund Mon tiger now lives, & number S where James Wright lived, 480 acres of land* be the same more or less the grantee unknown, join ing the town of Clarksboro* with the exception of the lots in said town which Was sold by Eld ridge Hargrove previ ous to the sth of January, rat 4, 150 acres of land, be the same more or less, the grantee unknown* joining M‘Dan nel, on the north Oconee river whereon Bolar Moon now lives, 230 acres of land, be the same more or less, the grantee unknown, on the Middle fork of the Oconee, whereon William Hud on formerly lived. The above tracts of lantf and lots levied on as the property oi John Wright. -287 1-2 acres of land, be the same more or less, granted to Culpepper, joining Thornton on Turkey creek, whereomJames Rogers now lives seven sravesi to wit: two women named Chillis, Ben and Bob, boys, Judcy and Silvey, girls, and George a child ; the above tract of land and slaves levied on as the property of James Rogers who was security for John Wright on an ap peal. The lands, lots and slaves levi ed on at the instance of John H. Har rison. ALSO 504 1-2 acres ot land, be the same more or on Bear creek, the gran tee unknown, joining Lowry* whereon Roland Thurman formerly lived, levied on as the property of said Thurman, eight negroes, to wit, three women Sukey, Easter* and Betty* three boys Josnu., Tobey and Harvey, and two children Sandey and Levin, and * four wheeled pleasure carriage, levied on as the property of Early Harris. The a bove tract of land, negroes and carriage levied on at the instance of Dudley Jones and Robert Malone. Conditions easn. \VM. POTTS, Deputy Sheriff. January oi, iBl5 SHERIFFS SALE. • : t;.;- W/. • •• •’ - ■ Will be sold on the fitst Tuesday in March ncx, at the court house in CWk county, within the usual hours, the follow vug property, VIZ. One house and lot of about thirty a cfes of landyvadjoining the town of A thens, it being the house formerly oc cupied by Mrs. Gauvain, and one other nouse in the town of Athens, it being the store house formerly occupied by Vyorham Easley. The above property EVied on as the property of Michael A Gauvain to satisfy executions vs. said Gauvain, one in favor of Josiah Powell, .one in favor ot Stevens Thomas, one in fator of James Damron* Indorsee* one in favor of A. Gamheid, one other in favor of John Casey, and sundry Other i executions* The above house and lot of thirty acres of fond will be sold under the incumbrance of a mortgage given by said Gauvain to F* Phinizy. The property pointed out by Stevqns Tho mas. Conditions cash. SAMUEL JACKSON, Sheriff. JantKiry 2#th, 1815. [• v<* * .:*> ■ Vv _ ~ •-'** -i. SHEIUFFTsAt*E.- Wi(l be sold on the first luesday in March next at the court house in Jackson? county, between the usual hours, thefol» dowing proper : . A. ** One sorrel horse and man’s saddle levied on as the property* of William diughes at the instance of Reuben Beavers for the use of Jacob Braselton* . also Ohe crib of corn supposed to be twen ty barrels or upwards* levied on as the. property of Alexander Marlin at the ipslance of Benjamin Echols ; the pro perty pointed out by Jdoss Grimes. ‘‘ ’ >LsO J K V Three cows and two two year old heifers, levied on as the property of James M‘Nees at the instance of An drew Pickins ; the property pointed’ out by the defendant,; T ANARUS; v; A “ V, W. M*KfNNEY, Sheriff. January 2.5* 1815. |C7* Major John i fully informs the Second Class of Mifi i tia for General F. Beall’s Brigade, that” • he will be a Candidate at the \ mg election for Major, i > l;:, - -f# Tg \ Wilt be sold on &£ 28th day of February next, at i the house of Anna BsWnettfc, between the usual f hours,— v ; | One Negro man, one feather bed ; with its furniture, the property of Fran : ces Crawford, deceased, qf i county i dpe attention will he given by ALEXANDER ■ 4<* t . : vL*iL- :* ■.f f . *..■> • -*’ t‘s.\ . Z-i ’ * * fwfcjfttf DOLtAR f* RStVAIU. . J Deserted from Camp Covington on | the 10th day of hist month, John I ‘3a.il and Jacob Kelly, privates in my 1 company of infantry of the Secotidj/l regiment of Georgia Militia, their* heights and agesr not known, darit . hair and dark complexion ; then* place of residence in the county of Clark. The above reward \ViIl be giveh to any person who will appre hend the above deserts, rs, and deli ver them to me, or con hoe them Jit any common jail in this stale and give notice to me, or ten dollars 4 will be given for either of said: de serters and all reasonable expence.r paid. I3U.VM niys'rxrtf, * Captain* ‘ December 1, ISM. ——•-- . Court so Ordinarf. v the application of theUcnrs of John’ Brownfield, debased* stating to the tomt that James M'Camman, (kissed, in his hie tune, made and delivered his certain bond to the said John Brownfield, in his.hfe time, conditioned to make to the said John , his heirs or assigns, a good, sure and i;»d«JVa sible estate of inheritance in fee simple of a. certain tract of land containing two hundred I acres, running round the western corner of a tract surveyed for Elijah Stenion, (then tfie property *of Benjamin Knox) \ James M* Cammon's land, lying and Inning in the coun ty of Oglethorpe. & On motion, it is ordered that the Adminis tratrix of the said Janies M‘Qi\mmon do a tide to the said land, according to the don diiion of the said bond apd the acts of tbs } Assembly ih such case made and provided, u/ (hesaid Heirs: nuless cause be shewn UgX&kSt the same a; :i r. ordinary to be he'd in and for sh- r~ p of Ciaike. on the Monday! vt. % j. ..obns, c. c. q. . NOTICE. 1 ~ y \ NINE months from the date here of application will be made to the J honorable lnfepor cour t- of Frank- I lin county, for leave to sell tfe etui A estate of Drewry ituchins, ;at. said county, deceased ; for the he A neffitoftfae hen4and creditors. 1 Joseph Mar yin H * f ‘.«■/ * % - 4 . . , •jk-T > / A'imuustlratflM January 12th, 1815* • ■ - ■’ ■ ‘ i. ♦ J| NINE months Ft cm th£ date of application- will be made to HH honorable Inferior sourt of FranSl lin county, for leave to sell Cbe rcaßj estate of Joseph Shin, late of saitrß county, de eased ; £ct* the btijefit-.# < the heirs and ‘* Edmund King , fun. Administrator. January ,12th. 1515. fifi] mmmmm mmmmm. ~mm mmmmmm m. ». t i■— • ; ADMINtSTRATORJs SALE M ■ •; ‘•V * •; *■ f : ■. x- ... I - the plantation *of Weldon RaU'&EKh near the liigli dlfyffl fl county , on the first Monday in J/artß|| next, I will BR Sold, ‘ ■ A considerable part of the n&l property of Roderick Easley, de-1 ceased, p ametig which &re horses,. , cattle, farming utensils, household * furniture, and a other ar ticles. The terms of sale will be» made known on that day. :U \ v , and Weldon Easley, , * p Administrators. January 13 th, 1815. ’ r ■ ■■ is ?. »’ v ‘ ■■ ■—* -V, NOTICE. • f. ‘?■ •: /fi’-ifi > ATiL persons haviag any* demands against Daniel Jackspn, late of this • county, deceased, ace requested to present them for payment as the law directsand those indebted are re quested to make pay ment to ■. fi; .y Samuel Jacfaon) l? * ■ •• ? John Jacfyen, l lfe Administrators. January 2&, 1815. **: * / * notTll. j flir - 1 * 1’ ‘j • , That on the first Tuesday in March ’ next, at the Court f{ouss in Watkins* ville, between the hours of , 4 o'clock ‘ \ \ ; sF*r A . - -••Wv WILL<BE SOLD ■/&*> i ?,* *• ■ * ;fi:, ‘At Public Sale, Ai,L the Negroes.belonging ta I the qI John Roberts, deceased I the benefit of.jfbts creditors and.; j distributees, agreeably to an order’ }jpf the cQtift Ordinary of Clarke coumy. ‘Avery Roberts, if: sj, : f,>: v- ffi'’ r\ ; Ada inisinUo *• Janmffi fij l*}s*s%sss ji| r 4*>i:
