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About Athens gazette. (Athens, Ga.) 1814-18?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1815)
, w V'f. SHERIFF’* SALE* On the first Tuesday in March next , in the town of Lexington * will be sold, the following property, to wit also ■ V- ’ Fifty acres of land the property of James Anderson pointed out by said Anderson to satisfy an execution in fa vor of Samuel Shields./ 4,190 £ Three hundred acres of land taken as the property of William Murry to sa tisfy an execution in favor of Thomas Collins ; pointed out by Murry, V t/” (/ ALSO Three hundred acres of land taken as the property of (James F. Gorden to sar tisfy an execution in favor of Robert Bledsoe for the use of Robert Freeman; land pointed out by said Gorden. ALSO / Three hundred acres of land, taken as the property of William Kidd to sa tisfy an execution in favor of the Trus tees of Mason Academy ; pointed out by Charles Carter his security. ALSO Three hundred acres of land taken as the property of Jesse Bridges, to satis fy an execution in favpr of the Trustees of Mason Academy ; land pointed out by said Bridges. ALSO . * J \ . Two hundred acres of land taken as the property of Mary Burn, executrix of John Burn, to satisfy an execution in favor of James G* Baldwin* ALSO One tract of land containing one hun dred acres, the property of Woody Jackson and pointed out by said Jack son, to satisfy an execution in favor of John T. Lawrence. Conditions cash. WILLIAM PONDER* Deputy Sheriff. February Ist, 1815. SHERIFF’S SALE Will be sold on the first Tuesday in Match nest at Vifatkitisville, Clark court house \ between the usual hours, the following property , VIZ* « 42 acres of -land* more or less, in Clark county, on the waters ol Barber’s cerek, joining Bradley and others, gran ted to Marburyj levied on as the pro perty of William Hopkins to satisfy an execution in favor of Benjamin Huston ; levied on by a constable and returned to me. <; ALSO 1500 acres of land on Rose creek, more or less, in said county, granted to Carson arid Williamson, and thirty-six negroes consisting of men, women and children, to witLedia, Amelia, Joe, John. Ned. Jlarry, Rose, Ben, Dhniel, Hobier, Ephraim, Mariah, Orra, Phe be, Early, Nash, Jolly, Anderson, Lew, Cooper, Guty, Job, Yellow Black Nance, Thena, Blvira, Milley, Nisey Wyney, Mary, Julia, Molly, Vina, Tabby, Mcses and Solomon- All levied on as the property of Rode rick Easley, Joseph Brown and Alex ander Torry to satisfy an execution in . favor of Scott 8c Radcliffe, vs. Roderick Easleyr Joseph Moss, Joseph Brown & Alexander Torry, and others vs. said Roderick Easley—the above negroes pointed out by Joseph Moss- One hundred of land in said county mere or less, on Robersons erdek granted to Philips, and one and three quai'tersvof an acre* more or less, granted to Robinson, joining Reynolds and others, with a valuable grist mill & other valuable improvements thereon, two hundred acres, more or less, m said county, granted to Linsey, on the wa ters of Freeman’s creek, joining Wright and Martin, well improved ; levied on ?s the property of James Colwell to sa tisfy thirty-six executions in favor of Lazarus Summerlin; levied by Tiro mas Edmondson, constable, and re turned to me. * \ • / > JOHN SELMAN, D- Sheriff. February 2d, 18i5. , ■ ‘ -»• ‘ l f ’ 1 —'"i S .\V. ;V. ’• *. **r ■’ Y’ V■ + SHERIFF’S SALE; Will be sold on the fir si Tuesday in March w next at the court house in the county of JaekSnn, between the usual hours, the following property » to wit-r* i 575 acres of land, he the same more or less, granted to Jones, joining M‘- on the waters of v the Mulberry fork of the Oconee* levied on as the property of Thomas Jones by two tifa ;, ope at the instance of Phini2y, Son & Shields, and the other in favor of Ferdi nand Pbinizy. Vv ‘ALSO . Four feather beds and furniture and four* bedsteads and cords, levied on as the property of Geoyge Cowen at the instance of David Wni ; the beiorfe- mentioned beds and furnitiirc anJ bed steads to be sold by consent of the plaintiff without being brought to the court-house on the day of sale / the property pointed out by the defendant. ALSO Two lots in the town of Clarksboro* the one whereon Edmund Mounger now lives, & number 5 where James Wright lived* 480 acres of land* be the same more or less the grantee unknown, join ing the towh of Clarksboro* with the exception of the lots in said town which Was sold by Eidridge Hargrove previ ous to the sth of January, 1814, 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 Jess* the grantee unknown, on the Middle fork of the Oconee* whereon William Hadon formerly lived. The above tracts of land and lots levied on as the property of John Wright. 287 1-2 acres of land, be the same more or less, granted to Culpepper* joining Thornton on Turkey creek, whereon James Rogers now lives, seven slaves* to wit: two women named Phillis, Ben and Bob, boys, Judey and Silyey* 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 less, 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 Easter* and Betty* three boys Joshua, Tobey and Harvey, and two children Sandey and Levin, and a 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 cash. WM. POTTS, , Deputy Sheriff. January 31, ißls. ‘ j Sheriff's sale* f ‘’ .•.■<. -v>: . ‘ ...... t . Will be sold on the first Tuesday in March nex, at the court house in Clark county, within the usual hours, the following property, VIZ. One house anti lot of about thirty a cres of land, adjoining the town of A thens, it being the house formerly oc cupied by Mrs. Gauvain, and one other house in the town of Athens, it being the store house formerly occupied by Worham Easley. The above property levied on as the properly of Michael A. Gauvain to satisfy executions vs. said Gauvain, one in favor of Josiah Powell, one in favor of Stevens Thomas, one in fator of James Camron* Indorsee* one in favor of A. Cam field, a one other in favor of John Caseys and sundry other, executions* The above house and let of thirty acres of land will be sold under the incumbrance of a mortgage given by said Gauvain to F- Phinizy. The property pointed out by Steiens Tho mas. Conditions cash. jj SAMUEL JACKSON, Sheriff. January 30th, 1815. .I? \ Hi, n.,; i” i.jiiji.'*j SHERIFF'S SALE.> l \ Will be sold on the first Tuesday in March next Cat the court hoyse in Jackson county , between the usual hours , the fol « lowing property , VIZ : V One sorrel hors 2 and man's saddle levied on as the property of William Hughes at the instance of Reuben Beavers for the use of jacob Braselton* ALSO One crib of corn supposed to be twen ty barrets or upwards* levied on as the property of Alexander Martin at the instance of Benjamin Echols ; the pro perty pointed out by Moss Grimes. ALSO Three cows and two two year old heifers* levied on as the property of James M‘Nees at the instance of An drew Pitkins ; the property pointed out by the defendant. : W. M«KINNEY, ;>/ ’•: ’■ Sheriff. „ January 25* 1815. *’ SHERIFF’S SALE. Will be sold at the court house of Clarke county, on the first Tuesday in April next, A negro slave named Aaron* now in the possession of Edward Paine, levied ori by virtue of sundry executions against White Rosseter* at the instance of Joseph Longworth and others. samuel Jackson, sheriff. 30th January, 1815. , ; * NOTICE. That on the Jirst Thursday in April next, at the plantation of James Elmore , de ceased, will he sold i/’ ALL* the personal estate of the said deceased, fnegroe* excepted ) in the county of Jackson, consisting of stock, household and kitchen furniture, wag gon and gear, &c. , Terms of sale made known on that day. Simeon White, Administrator with the Will 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 county, for leave to sell the negroes belonging to said estate* to wit—Pom 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. .\v NOTICE- Nine months after date application will be made to the honorable the Infe rior court of Jackson county, while sit ting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the real estate of James Elmore, deceased, consisting of two hundred a cres, more or less, lying on both sides of the middle Oconee river,—the same to be sold for the benefit of the heirs 5c creditors of said deceased- Simeon White, Administrator with the Will annexed. February 10, 1815. NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the estate of James Elmore, deceased, are hereby requested to make immediate payment to the subscriber, and those who have, demands against said estate to bring them in properly attested as the law di rects, and within the time prescribed by saw. Simeon White, Admintstrator with the Wilt annexed. February 10, 1815. s “Sheriff’s sale.. On the Jirst Tuesday in May next, at the / Court House of Oglethorpe county , will ... bt sold, between the usual hours , One negro man named Warry, tpken as the property of Charles Carter to sa tisfy an execution in favor of Christo pher Bowen on the foreclosure of a mortgage ; pointed out by the plaintiff. - WM. L. PONDER, Deputy Sheriff. February 16, 1815. SHERIFF’S SALE. Will be sold on the fir'st Tuesday in April next, at tne court house in the county of < Jackson , between the usual hours , the following property, VIZ . V 1 353 1-2 acres of land, be the same moreor less, being part of five a thou sand acre survey granted to D’Estaing, oh Parks creek, joining Carrigan 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 of a mort gage. Conditions cash. ‘ - WM* POTTS, D. Sheriff. January 31, < ‘ y. ‘ . y-, t CAUTION. I do hereby ferwarn all persons what ever from trading for any notes givfen in my name to captain Jphn Billups, as I have resolved not to discharge discharge them until a settlement takes place between me and the Executors of said John Billups. ; All proper officers who have, or may have any judgments or executions in their hands for collection, in favor of John Billups 5c Co- of Clark county, and others who are indebted to said concern, are hereby strictly forbidden to pay over amounts or dues, unless to the subscriber, who is the only sur viving co-partner of sdicl firm, or to some persun who must be authorized by me. *. ROBT. R. BILLUPS. February 14, 1815. GEORGIA, Clark County. Whereas Hugh Martin and Christo pher Bowen apply for letteis ot admi nistration on the estate of Robert Mar tin, late of said county, deceased- _• These are therefore to cite all and singular the kind Ted and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, nt , an 7* why said letters should not be granted. . Given under my hand at office this 2d day of February, 1815. I.* ‘ JOHN H. LOWE, C. C. O, TWENTY DOLLAR* .REWARD- Deserted from Camp Covington on the 19th day of last month, John Ball and Jacob Kelly* privates in my company of infantry of the second regiment of Georgia Militia, their heights and ages not known, dark hair and dark complexion ; their place of residence in the co\mty of Clark. The above reward will be given to any person who will appre hend the above deserters, and deli ver them to me, or coniine them lit any common jail in this 3tate and give notice to me, or ten dollars will be given for either .of said de serters and all reasonable expencesf paid. ISHAM HENDON, . v 4 ‘ Captain • December 1, 1814, ft Court so Ordinary Os the application of the Heirs of John Brownfield, deceased, stating to the court that James M*Camnion, .deceased, in his life time, made ,and delivered his pertain bond t q the said John Brownfield, deceased, in his life time, conditioned to make to the said John his heirs or assigns, a good, sure and indefea sible estate of inheritance in fee simple of a certain tract of land containing two hundred acres, gunning round the western cqrner of a tract surveyed for Elijah Stenion, (then me property of Benjamin Knox) James M« Gammon’s land, lying and being in the coun ty of Oglethorpe. On motion, it is ordered that the Adminis tratrix qf the said James M‘Cammon do make a title to the said land, according to the con dition of the said bond and the acts of the Assembly in such case made and provided, to the said Heirs ; unless cause be shewn against the same at a court of ordinary to be held in and for the county of Clarke on the tirst Monday in March next. JOHN HODGE, Q. C. O. NOTICE. NINE months from the date here of application will be made to the honorable Inferior court of Frank lin county, for leave to sell the real * estate” of Drewry Huchtns, late of said county, deceased ; for the be* nefit of the heirs and creditors. , .y > Joseph Martin , r. ? p ; : Administrator. January 12th, 1815. * /. £ NOTICeT \’ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 -* i•. ‘ ‘Vi * *• ft . , NINE months from the date li et 1 ?- , of application will be made to the honorable Inferior court of Frank lin county, tor leave to sell (he real estate of Joseph Shin, late of said county, deceased ; for the benefit of the heirs and creditors, jj Edmund King, Jun. Administrator. January 12th, 1815. e ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. 1 <: “■ U, V • At the plantation of Weldon Easley , near the High Shoals , in Clarke county , on the first Monday in March nexty WILL BE SOLD, . ; , A considerable part of the perso nal property of Roderick Easley, dje* ceased, among which are/ horsey* cattle, farming utensils, household furniture, and a variety of other ar ticles. The terms of sale will be made known on that day. Joseph Moss , V;; k Weldon Easley, Administrators. January 13tb, 1815. I — ii NOTICE . ALL personshaving any demands against Daniel Jackson, late of this county, deceased, are requested to present them for payment as the law directs ; and those indebted are re quested to make immediate pay* ment to Samuel Jackson, John Jackson , v _ V Administrators, . t January 25, 1815. V ——— -—” “* “** ’ * NOTICE. That on the first Tuesday in March next , at the Court House in Watkins ville, between the hours of 10 an£ r.. i 4o'clock ■'| •• £•> ’f v '»:S\ WILL HE SOLD At Public Sale, ALL the Negroes belonging to the estate ot John Roberts, deceased —for the benefit of the creditors and distributees, agreeably to an order of the court of Ordinary of Clarke county. ff Is Avery Roberts, \ Administrator*. January 2,|1 815.
