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Yol. V.)
ATHENS, Georgia: published by M'DQNNELL (A GAINES.
FOR SALE,
Avery valuable trad of Land in
Jack Ton county ©a Beech creek,
containing about eight hundred a
ert’s, one hundred ;cd fifty of which
S3 cleared and under a good fence,
with a large peach and apple orch
ard, and a variety of other fruit
trr.es. This Land ii well watered
with good fprmgs of pure water,
the foil ftrong, its natural growth is
*ak, hickory and pine timber,-—*
There is a comfortable dwelling
feoufe, with brick chimneys, a ve
ry god barn, Babies, kitchen, and
other houfes. Toe rang* for Hock
is excellent, and will always conv
ene fo.—This Land is well worth
the attention of purchasers, for its
fi nation for health is equal to any
in the world, and in an agreeable
neighborhood, being about nueeti
miles weft from the town of Athens,
about the fame distance from the
town of Watkinsville, and ten miles
from the town of Jefferfon, with a
thick fettled country weftwardly 5
B‘S advantag e therefore for a profef
fional character is very con fidera
ble. Indisputable general warran
tee titles will be made the purcha
frr Any perfon willing to pur
chafe can view the Land by apply
ing to Mr. Britain Brazeal on the
land, and know the terms by ap
plying te the Subfcriber near the
tvwn of Jefferfon in jackfon coun
ty, Georgia.
GEO. N. LYLES
February 3, 1812.
CORONER’S SALE
POSTPONED.
the if Tuefday in September next at
the court beu/e in Llark county,
between the ufua! hsurs,
WILL SE SOLD,
NINE Negroes, to wit: War
ren, Sam, Aggv, Eliza, Mary,
Na, Itaac, Julia and ClarilTa—
Alio, one ftdl, fuppofed to be 100
gallons —Alfo, 380 acres of land,
more or ieis, being the trad of land
on which the defendant now lives,
on Cedar creek, granted to Gor
ham, j using Dougherty —Alfo, 45
a, es, mare or Ids, on Cedar creek,
granted to Gorhsm, joining Raimy
—Alfo, 50 more or Id’s, on
the Ocftnee, joining Strang and o
the r s—Alfo, 150 acres, mare or
lets, n the Oconee, granted to Ap-
J;n, jawing Ray—the whole of the
ab ive property levied on as the pro
perty of JackF. Cocke, to fatisfy
an execution the Stare of Georgia
vi. kid Cocke, and others.
CHAS. GARNER, Cor.
July 24, 1812.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
On Saturday the 19th day cf Septem
ber next,
WILL BE SOLD,
Jt the late refidence of George Brad
ford, dec. in Jackfon county,
ALL the perioral eftate of laid
deceafed, confining of Hories
Cattle, one Waggon & gear, farm
ing urenfils, &c. Terms made
fesiown *n the day of iale
Wm BRADFORD,
Do. BRADFORD,
Executors.
July 23.
GEORGIA EXPRESS.
“make small kvv fo axi no, ana lmowlrooi small bi incasasi. h
SUPERIOR COURT,
CLARKE COUNTY.
RULE NISI.
LTPON the petition of Bedford
) Brown, fhewing to the court
that Obediah Fryer, on the 2d of
January, 1810, mortgaged to the
ia>d Bedford a tradl of lard, granted
to Freeman, lying and being in the
County of Clark, adjoining Archi
bald Crowley and others, contain
ing one hundred and twenty five
acres, more or ltfs, en wild-cat
creek, to fecure to the laid Bedford
the payment of fevetal nctes of
hand, particularly deferibed in the
deed of mortgage, and that there is
now due on the faid mortgage the
fum of one hundred and twenty two
dollars—a-nd praying that the equity
of redemption cf, in, and to the
faid tra£t of land may be foreclofed
—on motion—// is ordered. That
the faid Obediah pay into court the
principal, intereft and enfts, which
may be due and accrue on the faid
mortgage, within twelve months
from this day, other wife the equity
of redemption of, in, and to the laid
mortgaged prcmifei, will be from
thenceforth barred and foreclosed,
according to the ad: in th-it cafe pro
vided—and it is further o-dered,
that this rule be pubffhed in one of
the public Gazettes of this ftatc, at
leaft once in every month, for and
during the kid twelve months, cr
ferved on the mortgager or his fa
cial agent, a* lesft fix menrh* prior
to the expiration of the iaid twelve
months.
A true extract from the minutes.
Bedford Brown, Clerk.
Auguft 2c, i3is.
GEORGIA, Clark County.
INFERIOR COURT.
RULE NISI
U'FON the petition of Jcfeph
Brown, ftanng tnat he was in
pofteffioa of a note of hand given
by William Thurman, dec. to the
late firm of Brown & Harper, for
the fum of ninety-five dollars, pay
able one day after date* and that the
kid note is loft, and not in his pof
feflion or power—and praying that
the copy of the faid note may be
eftabi in lieu of the original,
and laid Joleph Brown having filed
a copy of the faid note, together
with feveral affidavits proving the
cx’fteace and lois ©f the faid note,
in the Clerk’s OfFi e of this Court,
ON MO i lON,
it is ordered, That the faid
copy be eftabi.lhed in lieu of the
original, unlefs feme perfon or
perlons (hall appear, and fatia
fadtorily gainfay the fame, within
the lime allowed by law—and it is
further Ordered , that this rule be
piib.ifiacd in the Georgia Exprefs,
< nce in each month, for the lpace
of fix mooti 3, before this rule is
mad abfclute.
True copy from the minutes,
STERLING ELDER,
C. I. C, G. C
February 1, 1812.
NOTICE
IST INE months after cate rppii
cation will be made to the honora
ble the inferior court of the county
of Oglethorpe, fer leave to fell two
thirds of a trad! of land, containing
235 acres, more or lafs, ‘in faid
county, on the waters of Cloud’s
creek, joining Daniel Deupree, Jas.
Robertfon, and others, granted to
W.’lfon and to be fold for
the bent fit of the heirs and credi
tors of George Farmer, dec.
DANIEL DEUPREE,
Adminifiratcr.
Jan. 30,
NOTICE.
NINE months after date, appli
cation will be made to the honorable
the inferior court of Jackfon coun
tv, for icavc to fell ail the be
!nging- to the heirs of David M c -
Cullerx, dec. The lands la? in the
counctea of Burke and Wayne.
IT Vi LOWRY, Guardian.
February a3, 1812.
NINE months after dau: applica
tion will he made to rhe honorable
the Inferior court of Clark county,
for an order to fcil two hundred two
and a half acres of land, lying in 2d
ddlr.’Ct of old Baldwin county, now
Purism counry, Lot 377, belong
ing to the eftsttc of James SpuJlock,
d^ceafed—to be fold for the benefit
cf rhe hens and creditors of laid
deceafed.
DRURY SBULLOCK,
Adminifirator.
March 4.. 1812.
yjaaM.ig>,r< i.inu nj
RULE NISI.
GEORGIA,} Court of Ordinary,
Clark county j May term, 1812.
U N the petition of Bailey George
praying the Admimflraioisof Rich
ard Pounds, deceaied, may be di
rected to make titles to him of, in
and to a tradl of land in kid county,
granted to Walton, adjoining Aan
ners and Freeman’s trad!:, contain
ing two hundred acres* —
Ic is ordered that faid Admlnif
trators make titles to the laid Bailey
for the laid trad: of land, agreeable
to an inftrument in writing, made
and delivered to the faid Bailey by
the faid Richard in his life time, a
copy of which is filed ia court ;
and according to the provifion of
the a£t in luch calt Miade and pro
vided, unlefs caufc be (hewn agamft
the fame at a court of ordinary to
be held in and for (aid county, on
the Ift Monday in September next.
True copy frm the Minutes, May
5, 1812.
JOHN SMITH, Clerk.
NINE months after date, applica •
tisn will be made to the honor attic in
ferior court of Clark county , Jor
leave to fell a tract of land containing
240 acres , on the waters of Big creek,
adjoining lands of John Mofs, fold
for the benefit of the heirs and credi
tors of Elijah Strong , dec.
GEO. PHILLIPS,
Guardian.
January 31, IZI2,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, Hit.
POE T R Y.
From the Aurora.
A WAR SONG.
Tun e —Tankee Doodle.
The clarion loud of war )s blown,
Opprcff.cn fills its cup, fir,
The Bfitifb have the gauntlet thrown,
and we have took it up, fir,
Soun the trumpet, beat the dram;
Now's the time for aft ion ;
How oft we wijFd this day to coixe,
To crujb the Britifo fattier..
Cur fee men pent in floating hells ,
Our trade dejtroyed by ordirS}
And wr.fiward, hear the favage yells 4
triumphing in their murders:
See tbe bleeding matron die,
By tbe fellJ&vage fmitten,
Her Jlaughter'd infants round her lies
’ Its all the work of Britain.
Te gallant Feds , w beer ever fprecd,
Come and fk&re cur glories,
Tour fword Jheuld cut the cobweb
thread,
That links you to tbe tories.
Our Jlripes are flying over head,
’ its no time jor harr anguing,
For foldier foes, we've fleet and lead,
For traitors we have hanging.
Congrefs at length has paffed tbe law,
And now tbe proclamation ,
Requires tbe brave, their f words to
draw,
And vindicate tbe nation.
Montgom'ry's ghof, the good, tbe
brave,
Bids us avenge our quarrels ,
L:ke him we'll feck a glorious grave,
Or elfe, deck kis with laurels.
A VOLUNTEER.
From tbe Ca; oiixa Gusette.
A NEW PATRIOTIC SONG.
Columbians, roufo to glory ,
The trump of war alarms,
Around tbe tree of Liberty ,
Come buckle en your arms —
Defend the glorious heritage,
Tour fathers’ valor won,
So foall fame, crown each name,
IVhen tbe day of battle's done.
Long has our country's vengeance
In mild forbearance Jlept,
While free- born fans of Liberty,
In bloody bondage wept —
Let now, ftnee Peace in War mufi
ceaje,
Tour valor teach tbe foe,
* Wbiljt their blood jwells tbe flood,
That ‘ tis Vengeance fir ikes the
blow.
The haughty fleets of Britain,
Afjail year native (bore,
Around each bay, to feek for prey,
Their tbund'ring cannon roar,
Bui Rogers and Decatur focr.
Their daring crefi /ball lower—
O'er their flain, on the wain,
Shall Columbia’s Eagle fear.
Soon on tbe Plains nf Abraham,
Our hardy fans foall rear,
The banner free, cf Liberty,
To haughty Britain's fear :
Nr ever quit the glorious field,
‘Till laurels nobly deck
(N#. 211.
