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About The Western herald. (Auraria, Lumpkin County, Ga.) 1833-1??? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1834)
Mmvjildt’ Sheriff'ssa WILL bo soM oil (he first luesdav in Fc bruarV nrxt. at llio Cokrt-hon.i- in I umpkin county, within the usual hoursol ale,tlirfo:!owjne prop erty, to wit: Lot No. 595, 1 in* District, Ist Section; !c- , vied on # the ptwnrttv *’ Hwl 'fnaton Jr.to .'Otisl> ; tvvori. f.s iamird from a Jnstioo'a f-uri * Hash.un j county, one in tavnr ofOaviit Clanton Sr. an, I (In- other] i„ favor of V illiam H. 1 ‘nthnwn. *-<Un *s a*** ** 1 tome by a Consuhie. Seven Acres of Lai.J tnoty or less lyingon the Eist sole of fUw chtn*uc i> t 1 imwil'Tr AV mm*ii tuNfe-*” , ‘* ,w . * T V\ !K ' u , r }/, “* l *. s: ’k* Ford: leviwri *. as tins . properly 01 y' 1 ] satisfy siinnrv h ts. from a u j Hall county in lavoi - ol .LfLison . ... fcmus. i Ltvv made uud relumed to u a l . .. t.u. Ft,tot ion No. 15, 4tll Dr. tfict. I.t Section; Icvi-aion aStlm pioperty ..fja.u s nt: .i. aahsty a ti.j fa. issuel from UA: :'-M £J’ u- - * 1 fm ’ r ul b ohu‘l ivderiafc. L i Xu. psr, I-l:l District* :-J l\ I v:,’-Ton'#, tire pfop-rtT of ft'iiaai.x rs-, •-- , t-v u'i. fa. issuo.l fro :: Il'nliaii Interior Court, n Savor o! the l -1 ;rior Court ot .mi county, vs. siii .r/i,‘Us. Lot No. C 7, Ist District, of originally Haber. f'.cui now Lumpkin countv, containing two hundred and efty acres- 1 vied on as the property of Thomas Garrison to satisfv a ti. fa. issued from a Justice’s Court, o! this oounlv. in tavor of A. X. Board. Levy made and return ed to iaa by a Constable. Lot No. 430, 12th District. Ist Section; , od on as the property of Knoch Slalton, to satisly a ti. a issued from a Justices Court oft lull county, in tavor ot Thomas Warns, vs said 81atton. Levy mr.de and re turned to me by a Constable. Lot No. 337, 13th Dis. Ist half; rvied on as the property of James Smith,to satisfy a ti.fa. issue! from a Justices Court of Franklin county, in favor of .(loses H. Denman, vs. said Smith. Levy made and rcturnedto me by a Constable. Lot*No. 1071, 12th District, Ist Section; Un it’d on as the property of John Conner, to satisfy a ti. fa. issued from rne Superior (-curt of Clark * minty, in fa vor of Elbridg Jackson, vs. said Conner. Lot No. 640, lUh District, Ist Section; levied on as the property of Randel Bernett, to satisfy a U. fa. issued from a Jnstices Court of VFalton county, in favor of Jonathan Peacock,‘vs said Burnett. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. SAMUEL TATE. D. Sh,ffi Dee. 23. Cher oUpp Sale WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Fe bruary next, at the Court house in Cherokee county, within the usual hours of sale, the following prop erty, to wit: Lot No IS2, 2d District, 2d Section; le. vied on as the propertv of Charles Hay is, to satisfy a li. fa. issued from the Superior Court of Cherokee county, in favor of P. J. JM array, vs. said Hay ns. Lot No. 139, 2d District, 2d Section; le. levied on as t!ic property of Job n Hunt, to satisfy a ti. ta issued from the Inferior Court of Jones county, in favor cf Isaac Newell, vs. said Hunt. Lot No. 30, 2d District, 2d Section; le vied on as the property of Junc-s Tatij /iichard T- tY, George TatT, and IFiiliam 7aff. i> satisfy sundry ti. fas. issued from a Justices Court of awford cou-ity. in fa vor of E. Stone M. Cos vs. said delta hints. L’ vy r.ij ;• and returned to itk- by a Constable I t V-,. 974, loth District, 2d Section; 1-• vi don as the pro rtv of Jacob Barantine, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from a J -Uces Court of Fayette county, in fa vor of T. D. &. G. C. Ring, v-. said Rar&nline. Lew ma t ;ndtome : y a Constable. Lot No. 134, 15th District,2d Section; levied on as the. property of John JtPConlcss, to satiofv a fi. fa. issued from the Inferior Court of II ihersham County, in favor of Thomas B, Cooper and John li, Stanford, taid JlPCanlcsa. Lot No. 900, 15th District, 2d Section; le. Crd on as ihe property Drury /?ouch, to satisfy two ri la? i favor of James Adams, issued from a Justices court of i aucrFham county, vs. said Roach. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. Lot No. 858, 2d District, 2nd Section; Ic ried un as the property of TT illiain Harriage, to satisfv a li. ta. issued from a Justices Court of Newton county, in favor of James Henry, vs. said Harriagc. Levy made end returned to me by a Constable, Lot No. 301, 23d District, 2d Section; levied cn as the property of Thomas B. A/artin, to satisfv art. a. issued from a Justices Court of Harris county, in sa w: of *>\ \V. vs said . Tartin. Levy made and ciurnedtu me by a Constable. Lot No. 155, 15th District 2d Section; le. vied on e=* the* property of Ezekiel Underwood, to satisfy e fi. fa. issued from a Justices Court of Elbert county, in avor of Henry Bowen, vs. said Umdetwood. Levy made and returned to me bv a Consiabl \ Dec. 30 ‘ G. * . JONES; D. Sh’ff. ■uitmer glicrilT s £>a]o. “MMTILL be sold on the tin; tTuesday in * February next, before the Court House door into town of Elijay, <iiijner comity, within the usual Lorn a of sale, the following property, to w it ,- Lot No. 161, 9th District, 2d Section; levied on as the property of Edtvard Johnson, to satisfy a !i. fa. issued from a Justices court of \Valton county, “in favor Samuel M’J unkin, vs. said Johnson. Levy'madc and returned to me by a Constable. Lot No. 79, 10th District, 2d Section; levied on as the property of Moses Keys, to satisfy a fi. fa. is t ucd from a Justicc-a Court of Walton eouniv, in favor of £amu.d .M’Junkin, vs. said Keys. Levy made and re turned to me by a Constable. Lot No. IC, 9th District, 2d Section; levied r n as the property of Parnal Vines, to satisfy a li. fa. is sued from a Justices Court of Walton county, in favor ot Samuel Ol’Junkin. vs. said Vines. Levy made and re erned to me by a Constable. J. C. KING, Sh’o - S3. Gilmer slieviir*s Sale. WILL bo sold on the first Tuesday in Fe niuar; next, in the town of Elijah-, Gilmer comi ty, w ithin the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Lot No. 42, 6th District, 2d Section ; levied vied cri as the property of Isaac Potts, to satiety a ii. t;,. j i .suedfrom a Justices Court of Habersham comity,in , favor of William B. Shelton, for tKe use of E. T. sta- , on. Levy mad ■a id returned to me by a Constable, GILMER POSTPONED SHERIFF'S SALKS. Jit ihe same time and place, on the first’ Tuesday in February next, Lot No. 101, 9th District 2d Section; levied , „J • 1 <■ t ip'-rly of Edward Johnson, to satitdV a ti. In. ; a .lastiees Court of N- alt ai < onntv. in favor lei ’.To-.ki I. vs. raid Johnson. Levy made and lii ii,o by a CousWfle. 1,0. Vo. 79. 1 - h District. 2d Section; le . oo W* ti”- prop rty of Jlfoses lieges, to satisfy it fi. fa. and fv.in. a Justices* Court of V. niton county,‘in favor i MMunki.i, v.a. sii id Iteges. Levy made and (I to m bv a Constable. - 0 , Vo. 10, 19t!i District, Ist Section; levied > .e “*• P~ r, li Nine*. to ratify a li. fa. is- - sued i rein a Justices Court ol Walton county, m‘a\ w* of Samuel M’J unkii. vs. said A mcs. L- \ UW au ’ tt turnctUo nt by a i on stable. p,o. 23. H. B. qUU-LIAN, \\>4k% p \%u\u.r s -v s a*. be sold on the first Tuesday in Fe * w hrmirv next, t Ihi place tor holding Courts in I’uuldin” county, the following properly to wit: Lot No. 813, 2nd District, 4th Section: lc \ltd on as tho property oi Abner Jordan, H satisfy Min dly li. fas. issm and from a Justice^Court of Mbert cohnty, one in tav •of Thomas 1 lavm s, saul Jonlan; one m favor of McDonald * laVnos, vs. Abner Jordan and oth er !i. tbs. vs, Stiid Aimer Joidau Lot No. 363, Ot’; District, 3rl Section, and 371,in the 2nd Oistiic* 3rl Section; levied on as the property cf George J. SSippom, .o satisfy a H. ia. issued from a Justices Oomt Chatlißiu cumitv, in favor ot Michael Cunninrham, ve said Zipperer. Lot No. 354,215 t District, 3d Section; levied oivas tl*.e property ot* John to satisfy a ti la. issued trom a JusiieoV rt urt ol i ’hatham county, in ta vor of Jolin l>. viand ~ vs. said llubbaol. Lot No. 175, 2nd District -4th Section, and Lot-No. Sa9,-Jl.-t pi-l’ 1,3.1 8< -4ion; levied on * (he propertv oft l.mlv BiuckwcU, lo -ali.-ly stuidiy li- fas- >■- -nod from s Justice’s ( oiirt of F.lhcrl county, one in favor of itlunn loss, one in favor of Stephen Carlton, and one in favor of Bonnet Poolov, vs. said Blackwell. WILLIAM 8 nOGUK, Sh’ff. Dec. 2S. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Bun •r-t rof tlu UoiHiraMc t lie Interior ourt ol Richmond county, when sittingras a Court ot Or dinary, will !>e s.ld at til Court House in Union county, on the first Pvi ‘sday in February m\b a Tract of Land containiu.e one hundred an i sixty Acres, No. 2*25 1C 1 offoiMi- r, v Uherokee, now Tuition county. s old to the benefit of the heirs amt creditors of F. Jl. Combs, deed. STERLING T. COMBS, Adufr. Dec. 11 —"3—tel s. s\le“ 4 GREK ABLY to an order of the honorable tlie Infe rior Court of Newton county, wf* n sitting as a Comt of ordinary, will he sold on the tiist Tuesday in Fe ry “ xt.at t!i ‘ ‘ourt house in Stewart county, Lot of Land No. 115, 20th District, of originally l ee, now Stewart county. Sold as the property of W alter Poole, deceased. Terms made known on the dav of sale. HARDY Iv. POOLE, Adm’r, Nov. IG, —32.*—tds. GUARDIAN’S SALE. 4 GREK ABLE loan order of t!io Interior Courts of < -ampbell and Lincoln eounti* s. will be sold on the, tirst Tuesday in February next, in the T wn ‘Tulonejya Lumpkin county, between ‘he usual hours of sale.! t :N . OU, I2tl: District, Ist S ebon. Fold for the* be: . fit of Will am and Kesiali Jeter; 1 irphuns &.c. CHARLES JENNINGS. ) . WLSLEV WHEAT, \ cuard.-. Get. s.—26—ids GUARDIANS SALE 4 A ul* *- oan ord of the honorable the Inferior !of ewton county, when sitting ns a court ofordi i:c v, will be sold on tfic first Tji sdav in {’ h-u ----ary n- \t .it tfr Court Mouse in the town of Coviugto ’ Newton county, aV’ frro woman by tie nam of I | and her child < Tarin<E . Sold as the property oftlie mine orphans of Joseph’ Howard, deceased. Verms mfG known on tlu* d&y. THOM \S J. GRAY Guard ov. in —?-2 \I>V!\ISTR.VTOrrS S\l E. A 1 RE T* an ord’ r ' anted hv he honorable nl Court of Newton couiuv, when sitting sa a Court of ordinary, will be sold on the first Tnesday in .March next, at the Court house in Cobb count’ T ‘ of Land No. 00, in tlu 1 7ih Pit it, 2d Section, * • ally Cherokee, now t’o!)’- << \ utv. Alsq. on th* s.-.H,. ‘ : ay ai the Court house in dimer county. Lot of Land. No. lUB, in tlio fl th District. ‘ •ection, originally Cherokee now Gilmer county. Also on the same day at the the Court Inuse in Paulding’ coun ty, Lot of Laud N . 711, in the *2oth District, 2d ><r tion, originally Cherokee, now Paulding county, G>!tf t r tho benefit of the heirs and creditors of Jesse W hite, deceased, Terms made known on the dav of sale. JOHN SMITH, ) , , , ZACHEUS PRICE, < Adinr-. Dec, 26.—36—tds. AI) >ll MS l’R ATOR’S S A LE. 4GRF.EABLV to an order granted hy the honorable the Inferior Court of XWton county, when sitting as a Court of Ordinary, will ho sold on the first Tuesday in March next, at the Court house in the town of’ oluni bus, Muscogee county, Lot of Land -To. 145, in the 32d District ot original v Lee. note Muscogee county, h. lon**- ing to tlie Estate of Elizabeth Hudson, dec ased. T< nus made known on the day of sale. J HN HETR-Y, \d -,V. Dec. 21.—3(5—tds GEORGIA, NEWTON COUNTY. Court of Ordinary, September Term, 1533. RULE NISI. petition of John Webb, Administrator of \V ilie M Cowart, .1, ceased, respectfully sheweth, that h i has , full >’ completed Iho adrnimetration upon said ami prays letters of Dismiss on therefrom. ■ hereupon I , !® “ r ' lure ‘ i l>y ..e Court, that all persons hating valll , ob jections to said .John \ ebb, administrator as afor--aid bong dismissed from the further administration of said Estate, le-and appear at the next Tern, of this Court? whic.i shall sit in-xf, after the due publiention of this rule, ~ then and there to make them, as in default thereof, this i C ? Ult "'| ll ® r V* ’t re P rocrrd ‘".grant letters of Ids mission to said John Webb, administrator as aforhsaid agreeable to the statute in cases made and provided- and thata copy of this Rule he published in one'of 1„ Phbl Sept 1-I.—2.3.— rntlm. C ” ■ NOTICE. 7 ! ' , | er <|:, ' e application vv ill be made t i r r pk : n ty!deceascd? Stat . C ° llobertLi S on > scn - late of said ROBERT MITCHELL, ) . ~ ROBERT LIGON.jun. < Admr’s. Sept. 98,—go—W-Im } NOTICE 7 - P';r R . r Uonl! ir f, r r da £ application will be made to m the Honorable the Inferior Court, of Hall county lien silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the J’ al estate of ,011,0.,. WIL-llr, sen. late of eounrt ‘ GEORGIA, RARUN COUNTY. W’ I le.RE ,\s Andrew Miller and James R Ih-nson f ,, appfy to me for letters of Dismission from the further administration on the estate of • s, ,i late of sain county, deceased : fet ‘oUier, These are therefore to cite and admoniv-h all and gular the kindred and creditors of said rh-ceasr-d m h 7 and appear at my office will,in the time prescribed by haw to shew cause if they have, why said letters should not lie planted Given under ray hand this Ist JWmbcr, 1833. Dee. M.-33-mCm ‘ CAI ART, e. c. o. , CJuM in Cherokee, N- o ‘r^’.?'V ! rP is, , rfct > ,8t Section, information^*^ GEORGI A, NEWTON COUNTY. -mmr ‘-IRKAS Nancy Fincher and John Chirk, apply ▼ ▼ -< motor letters ofadniim-tration, with tho Wi! annexed, on the Estate of John l'tticher, late, of told coun fy, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin milar. Uie kindred a “..l creditors of -aid deceased, to he snd appear at ary office within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause if any they have, why said letters shonfcl Hot l*e giftllted. Ciiven under niy hand lltii December, 1 e )3. L. HOPKINS, c. c. o. Dee. Jl.—-G—3tVl. INDIAN KING & QUEEN, Lumpkin Court-house, Georgia. rjniJE undersigned respectfully informs tlie public JL that he ha- removed trom his fornior residence, a half mile *Olllll from Lumpkin (’ourt house, to this place, and has opened a House ol Entertainment at the sign of the Indian King M Queen. Where be is new prepared tin the reception of Boarders and Travellers. To such as have heretofore patronised him, lie relies for recommen dation on the satisfaction which he nmy have been able to gne and from those who have neither proofior the testi mony of others, on which to rely, he respectfully solicits a call. The Tabic of the Indian King and Queen, will he Imuntifiillv supplied with the best the country affords; preoared he busts, ill a style which will be satisfactory to appetites the most fastidious —his Liquors will he of the best quality, and stables, which arc in superior order, af fording the utmost security as well as comfort, w ill be at tended bv the best oft istlers. Grateful for tlie patronage with w hich, ill Ins old station, he has been so liberally fur furnished,he solicits a continuance of it at his m w stand, where he hopes to be able to administer successfully and satisfactorily, to the various wants and appetites of his guests. ‘ JOHN O. BRACKEN. Sept. 23. — 25-tl. TR AVl’-LB liR S Hi IST. FTpIIE undersigned, lake? Ibis method to in- IJSjijjfc Ja form the Public generally, that he has . takerKhe House, recently occupied by Les -vaiL tttrgette,&Olcgliorn, as a Tavern, at the Al la toon a Mims, m Cass County; and i> now ready to ac ommodatc as many as may find it totheir interest to vis il this interesting, Golden ItegiGii ol country. Trav ellers who stop to rest, will find his Table supplied with the very best the country will afiord, his Stables well fur nished with provender, and at temped by a first rate Ostler, and. no exertion wanting on his part, to comfort constant ‘Boarders, or render Agreeable the situation ot tho Iran sient visitor. E. R. Mc’LAIN. July 2, —13—ts ALL-VTOOINKY OTELi. rgIHE Subscriber respectfully infonns his friends, and, ..E. the public generally, tliat he has opened a House of entertainment, at the AlJatoorrey Gold Mines, in i ass county, the above place is a handsome and healthy situa tion. wifi; the advantages of good spring and Well water, and the pleasant Mountain breeze, and is surrounded with a romantic forest, in the centre of the Gold Region, Alla toi riey, is 45 miles from the Carroll Mines, 70 from Au raria in Lumpkin county, and on *be direct road leading from Auraria, to the Carroll mines. X.B. the post office is removed from Sanfordville tothis place. JOHN DAWSON July <\— 14-ts C. Vs. CALI lEl\, I. F< >R’ S tbejmhlic that helms opened n House of nt ’aiument m Athens, tho possessions lately own- j ed by Doctor Tins Dy. The proprietor wifi endeavor to i !• <*cp such a ’ louse, as to insure liberal patronage. The i gr*nt and usual promises of good Tables, Bars, and Ost- 1 Ers. is soQrminion tbatit js useless to mention them. It 1 will at all liitv he the <n : pioprii tor to rep* der his customers good accomn odafioF? ; such as’ will prove satisfactory to them and gratifying to the proprie ! tor. Tie-bmis'* is now prepared tor the reception of Travc llern and Boarders, Nov. 2 5 36 61. Subscriber respeotfidly infonns the JJJIjL public, that lie has opened a house of ttt 3B ENTERTAINMENT at Huntsville; the Gold Mines in Paulding county*. This place * m a healthy -itu ition, with the advantages of good spring water, pleasant mountain breezes, and surrounded with a romantic forest, nnd better than all, m the yiidst of the old Region. Huntsville is twenty-five miles from th< * ’arroll mines, and twelve miles from the Alabina mines in Cass county,and oirthc direct road Hading from one to tho other, ‘ JAG/U F\itl.l’T. May 28.—° -ts MACON. GU.UOui. JOHN CARTBN, I LATE OF CLINTON. H> opoTird tho Central Hotel, in the extensive Fire Proof Brk-k'BuilcUnfrjreceatly erected in this City. Tim Location is central to the business of the plafc, and the House is conveniently arranged for flic aceonflnoda* tion of Families or single persons, ither as regular or tran sient Boarders. ‘Hie Hods and Furniture throughout, arc now and superior. The Table ami Bur will always he furnished with the best the arket affords, and n • pains wit! be spared by the Pitipricitor, to render comtor tahle and agr cable, ail who favor him with their custom; and lu? hopes from his lon- experience, and the satisfac tion heretofore rendered the community, to merit from his friends and th public, a liberal share of patronage. Ex tensive and convenient Stables are attached to the Hotel, Sept- 2 f ,-—24 —ts LUMPKIN HOTEL, NIXON & HJLY. IN FORM Inn public that they have taken the above Commodious [■h>iiseof t Entcrtainmcnt at Dahlohnega, and*are prepared to accommodate all who tpay be dis posed to patronise them, with the best thf country af fords. riv ir charges will he us low as circumstances will possibly permit and uq pains or attention will.be spared to render their customers comfortable and sat isfied. Their Stables shall hoover well supplied with prov. inder. and attended by faithful Ostlers travellers or oth ers are invited to call and see for them selves Jan. 11,-39—1! FRA NKLIN HOTEL. •ATHENS GEORGIA. .-.ubseribef respectfully informs Ins’ fnends and the public generally, that he has purchased Ihe ahovementioned Esta blishment, formerly kept by Mr. JOHN JACKSON. the House will he ready for the accom modation of Transient anil regular Boarders, either single qr in Families, on as moderate terms as can be afforded in the place, by the first of January next. The undivided attention of himself anti family, will he constantly direct ed to the comfort and pleasure of all who mav’ call on him. His Stables are ample, his Rooms generally commodi oils, and no pains or exp-use will he spared in furnishing his Table with the best the market will afford. SAMUEL GALLIHER Athens, Dec.Bß,—36 —3m STOLEN FI ROM a Cherokee Indian, on tl c 23d of September last, living near the Big Savannah, in the lath dis ( tries, Islbttcfion, o bavstufi Forty, about fourteen hands j hi o h tour years old, three white, and the lelt fore foot in rimed to be roan, ami has on his right side,a rnanorwhitr spot; a st.n in Ins forehead. Any person givin** infor mation ton,c. living at New Bri.'lgc, Lumpkin countv w ill be compensated for thei r tiouhte. ‘ JAJtfES DONOIIOO, Indian f) ., . , r A gent for Lumpkin county, j To Gold Mine Speculators. T-'K Undersigned tenders bis services, asnn Expe rienced practical Miner, to examine and test any Lot m the Gold Region, disbelieveing in any certain theo ry until proven by practice, he will warrant Ins opinion w hen given to be correct, hi- price for cgaminuigand giv ing a verbal, or written opinion, as may be required ol any Lot, will be twentv five Dollars Letters cncloseing tna amount in Cash, will be strictly attended,and all necessary information given, be may at all times be tound at LeaUi cr’s Ford or in Auraria Lumpkin county. QjggQ^ Augnst 10. —18 —ts, NOTICE. 4 LL persons are hereby cautioned against trading for Jm. the following notesi one for eighty dollars, princi pal; another for three hundred and seventy Dollars; also, nil obligation on Asa Keith, and Vincent V. K.-ith, lor eighty two head of hogs, made payable to benjamin . i. Smith; as the consideration for the above notes and obll ga tion has failed, and we are determined not to pay them, unless compelled by law, . „ ... . Also, a bond given to the said Benjamin M, bmiUi to make titles to Lot No. 12, in tlie 6th District, 2d sec-lion ; also a bond to make titles to Lot No. 164,8 th District, Ju section; as the consideration for the said bond have tan cd and I am determideJ not to make titles or pay th<| wamc. IHLLIAJVI D. KEIIH. Oct. 12.—27—ts , POST OFFICE ARRANGEMENIS. To Post masters and the public. ITIOR the future all letters intended lor persons at ’ Lumpkin Court House, and its vicinity should be directed Lumpkin Court House Georgia. A lc ', te *‘"* tended for persons at NuckoUsviile, Harbm - store - - - - ria and its vicinity, should be duectwl: Auraria, Luiiipkin county, Georgia. 1 1 .MAo l i-i • October 5, —26—Ct — TO LAND HUNTJEHS. THE suhscriher, living in the lower part of Ellijny Town in Gilmer county, on the direct road leading from said town to Sanders, on the Federal Road, having furnished himself with Maps, Lottery Fvcgiß ers, uu other necessary information in relation to La uls in • - mcr, and the adjoining counties, tenders Ins services to all those who may he in search of Lands, in the above Section of country, to show lands or give such informa tion as may be desirable to owners, or others interested, he will also act as Agent in purehascing lands at bherilt Sale,in Gilmer county, his charges wll be rrasonable in proportion to bis trouble. JAMES L. - . June 61, —15 —tt. _ Fraud ! Fraud ! 4 LL persons arc warned not to trade for Fraction A®. No. 943,12 th District, Ist Section, drawn to my name recently, as I am determined to use ad laudable means to Set aside a title obtained trom me by the honora ble George IF. H neaser, hue'* Representative fom Murray county, through the most foul and wanton bus represeetulions. and) ‘ p CRADLF.Y. Wilkes county, Ga. Jan. 4.—33. —4t FOR SALE. The following Gold und Land Lots : No. 407, 13th Dis. Ist Sec. north, the Landrum place * 504,’ 13 1 North. 796, 2 I I 203, 3 1 172, 3 2 i 2*13, 3 2 533, 3 2 My Interest. 1 435, 15 2 316, 5 . 2 Land. 115, 1 2 3[ t, 7 2 Land.* Anniv to the subscriber in Decatur, fPc KalK county. 1 . WILLIAM M. HILL. Nov. 1- C.32—lf. LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING in the Post office at New Bridge, Lumpkin county. Georgia, which if not taken out !,, f O ,-p the 9th of March, 1834, will be sent to the General Past Office as dead letters. C. William Nisoon, Mr. Crumwclk Daniel Niceler. Lina Cooper, O. David C “Chewy ,2. IF imam f twens. Jacob Clouse,’ Roland Osborn, William* K. < arson, Chrretnia< >gles, Juinesß. Chick. ‘ ?. U. Stephen 11. Philips, ■i i os!'.liege. Benj. Parke, 2. w F. John 11. Prier. \V illson Furr. H. J. . Isaac Huarls. Joel Jones. R. I„ Thomas B. Rush, William Lindsov, 2- - <^- Robert L. Lane,’ Vt llliam Stocks, Horace Laurens. Janes & Cathy Sjicncer, M. Enow & Tatum. Martin Alakanson, ‘l'. William M’Kimie, Hardy C. Tatum. AN illium AUClure, Esq. Samuel Tatoin, 2. A.M’Laughlin, . Hughs TorbcU Jolm M'Daniel. W N. David AYcayer. A. K. BLACKAYELL, P. M. Dec. 21. 36.—3 t. LIST OF LETTERS RE MAIMING in (ho Post Office at Aurarin, Lump kill county, Georgia, on the first day of January, 1834, and if not taken out before tnc first of April next, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. A. Silas Kellys, David Allison, Mr. Kellogg, Joseph Allison, Roswell King. i.eulKn- A bow, L. John Addington. Benj, 11. Lany, 13. ‘ Georg” O. Lindsey, Jane - 13: .art - i. Saninel Lester, Nathaniel Black, A. Langford. Solomon Boalner, M. Malakiah Bumts, Stephen McLaughlin, George Bell, A. McLaughlin, James Boclair, Silas Miller, William G. Black, Walter P. Maddox, William Boyten, Gilbert Moony, Gondu N. Bissell, George M’S wain, Enoch Belangcc, George Afastin, Thomas Butler, Jonatlian Miller, fl. Bruce, Gcoige Mounlcastle, G.C. Bestor, Martin Meeks, L. IC. Baretield. It. B. McLcurc, C. Philip U Marohey, Stephen P. Crane, 3. John vingledorf, Howard S. Council, 2 N. William Crane, John Isoblit, A. A. Caldwell, JLilliam M’Nabb, V’ illiarn Cleveland, Walter R. A'unetee, A. K. Craig, O. John Clayton, John G. Oliver, Beniamin Clemdns, Boland Oshum, Ambrose Christopher, Jourdan Odum. Zadock Cook, P. D. V, illiam \V, Pearce, John Donalson, 3. Thomas X’ounds, James DoMoson, 2. John Powell, Matthew Duncan,2. Silas Palmer, John Davis, John L. Park, M oses and Simon Dunn, T. J. Pearce, Richard Davidson, - W. H. Park. Thomas Dodson, Q. William Deadman, Clements duillain. • ry Darter. It. E, Mrs. Caroline Ilodwcll, 1 ones i dmunson. Busk & Rockwell, Alexander Earnest. James C ltawls, E. S. T. Rowland, Jonathan Poster, Thomas Iticves, Ceh-man Pc*gus?on, Willis Bcntfre-, G. 1* alls. Famuel Rutheiford, *-'• William Itacklcy, Hiram Galley, AJ, B, KobiiiPon. James Grier, Samuel Gullihcr, Jesse Stance), Frederick Guthrie, Larkin Saterlield, a ‘ •,; ( *IX^ II0 * Mary Ann Smith, A•}y - Green, ilfi am Sen U-11,2. P” *A’, ant ’ H. Shelton, Joshua Gist. John Spreadcn, .... v* Clementine Southern, Jonathan Sutton, W illiam S, Hoskins. William Southlin, Osborn Hagood, James T. Sutton, W. D. Hill, John Thomas, 2. Abel H. Harrison, John Towns, 2. M’. Hitchcock, John Townsend 2. George S. Haynes, John L. Turner, M illiam Hancock, Asa Thompson, f J, Charles J. Thompson, Alary Jack,*. Lemuel Thomason, Henry Jennings, Dosier Thornton, Abner Terry, N oblet Jolmson, A/a Jgaret Teague, Philip Jackson, ‘ W. Seaborn Jones. R. A. Watkins, 2. K. William Wheelor, 3. Elijah Knight, 2. Joshua Welch, Asa Keith, William E. Walker, James Kelly, Henry Watkins, W. 8. McKinzie, W. P. B ooddy, H. Krllian, Trillium /Foods, Erly King, William IFalraven. CHARLES A. ELY, P. m. Jan. 4.—38,—3t LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING in the Post Office at Gainesville Hall county. Georgia, which if not taken out before the first of April 1834, w ill be sent to the Gchoral Post Office as dead letters, A * William Lowrcy or Isaac F. C. Ando, Dorsey, Alary Ashworth, Noah Langley, SVililam Adams, Job iG, Lotte, Gadwoll Ayr* y, Godfrey Luther, Elias Allred, Al. B. Bartholomew Murphy, Samuel Deliver, Walker Mason, Aaron Brown, John M’Cutcheon, 2, John A, Bates, John Moore, Jolin D. Brown, Edward Maticks, William T. Bell, 3. Thomas JlfcDowell, John 8 Bell, Thomns B, JtfcDowell, Daniel H. Bird, George Jliorgan, John Bates, 2, David Myers, William Banks, J, J. MeCleskev or L, D, John Blalock, * Wood, Thomas Bottoms, John Aliller, Enoch Bradley, David H, JVcCleskcy, 3. David \\ illiam G. Jl/orris, Archibald Bishop, Abraham McCorkin, W. F.Bishop, AN illiam Myers, It, H. Braziel, E ias A/i I lor, C, IF, McLaughlin, Jas. or Jos. Clevulay, N. illiam CroS, jr. David C.Neal, illiam C'ulverliouse, Alexander Nuckolls, John Chambers, Andrew Nelson, Edmund Chalmers, O, John Collins, David TANARUS, Owen, Andrew Chalmers, I*. Harris P. Casey, Benjamin Parks, Samuel Clemmons, W. T. Prichard, John Casey, SnuchoPauzy, Absalom D, Chandler, B illiam Power, A, Chastain, It, D. William Riley, ■iarfin Dodd, William D, Heed, A. TANARUS, Davis, Baftimus Rcnolds. 2, Eiija Davis, Beahird Rhea, James M. Daniel, James Riley, Benjamin Dunagan, 8, Bradly Dollon 2. Jacob Faunders 2. John Deavours, John Smith, h fin Dorsey 2. William Smith 2. E. ‘ James Stnithe 2. Henderson Pikes, John /?. Stanford, Jacob Lbcrhart, Den n * s Simons, Wiliiam P, Eliott. Janie ß P\ • Nathan Shepherd, Ishain Fiildinir, Drury Smith, G. AN iilis Smith, Sarah Garrison, William J. Sanders, Nehcmiah Garrison, IT illiam Slayton, To the t mardian of the or-Irvin Stiicklan, plums of John Wilson, dec, ’i\ Elisha Goss cite, David J. Turner, Richard Coesetto, Richard Thompson, H, R. Thornton, 3. Joseph Hamilton, Benjainim Taylor, John Howell, Ab, Thompson, George Ilaupe, 3. I', g stern II igood, M. Udcrwood, Jacob Hoi lobs wort li, \V, John Head, John AVilliams, Francis Howel, Anderson AVilkins, James Hull; Alscv AATite, Plillory Hcndrlcic, Catharine Wilev, J- A.KWoollv, ‘ James C. Jones, AVilliam Walker, James D, Inzer, ChiualWalke - .E ‘V J ones, 2. White AVoodfiti',* ivussell Jones, Henry Walters, * ary Jones, Lewis AViners, B, Julian, Jesse TFindsor, Richard or John Iley Francis AVhclcheh / L, John Walters, William I.indsey, V. David Lowery, James Young, Jan. 11,—3D— “WILEY HA/?BEN,P. M VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE. THE Luhseriber offers for sale the following Lands to wit: CARROLL COUNTY. No. Dis. 08 10 1 Adjoining 127 10 \ Carrollton, 130 10 ) well nnpr’d. 76 10 34 4 98 (> 130 (> 49. r> 337 7 49 9 CHEROKEE COUNTY'. No I)is. Sec. 119 15 2 CASS COHN TV. 556 15 2 GILMER COUNTY'. 258 11 2 UNION COUNTY. 165 8 1 266 11 1 For Terms, apply to A. G. FAMI3ROUGH, Auraria, Sept. 7.‘—22—tf. NOTICE. IFOR W ARN nil persons from trading for a Due Bill for two hundred and Fifty Dollats, (250,) dated 14tb December, 1833, given by me to E. T. L. Spencer, as the conditions which arc expressed in the due Bill have laiteu and therefore not payable by me. SAMUEL RUTHERFORD. Jan. 11,—39—tf
