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SENTINEL A llla.Ai.l).
COLU.rIBL’S, DK.C. 1 2, ib4o.
Fnis Irestitution is one of the most deadly hosliity
fj tiling against tilt principles and form oj out Consti
tution. The nation is, at this lime,so strong and untied
’it Us sentime■ Is that it cannot hr shaken at this mo
muit. Jim suppose a series oj untoward eventsshould
o'-cur, sufficient to bring into doubt the competency of a
1 1 pubti an Governmenl to meet a crisis of great dun
ger.orto unhinge the confidence of the people m the
pub ic functionaries; an institution like this penetrating
by Us branches every pari of the union, acting by com
mand and m phalanx, may in a critical mnminl. upset
the government. I deem no government safe, which is
under the vassalage of any self constituted authorities,
or any other authority than that of the nation, or its reg
ular f unr ti/cnarics What an obstruction could n t this
Hank of the United States with all its branch bunks,
be in time of war f It might dictate let us the peace we
should acre] t, or withdraw its aid. Ought eve then to
give further growth to an institution so powerful, so
hostile ? —Thomas Jefferson.
DIVISION OF THE CHATTAHOO
CHEE CIRCUIT.
The Columbus Enquirer of this morning
° rues out in a lengthy editorial in behalf of
the division of this circuit; *n which the only
reason given is, that the present judge will
and ought to be rc.ieved of a portion of his
judicial iabor. As v. e said last week, the
Judge, when lie was elected, contracted with
the Legislature, with a full knowledge of his
labors, and lie ought to perform them. But
aside from this, alter the business is brought
up, which may he done by three weeks extra
labor, we again repeat, tint the Judicial la
bors of the presiding Judge cannot he extend- !
ed beyond twenty-two weeks in the year; as
the business in e\ery comity in the circuit c n
he disposed of in one week, except Muscogee,
and it cannot be extended beyond two.
11 the Columbus Enquirer refers to ourself
as being “out a few months ago the open advo
cates” of a division of the circuit, and that
we “were guilty of the sin of recommending
to the juries to urge the division,” we can
say that he does us great i-justic: and for the
proof, as to the truth of what we now say, we
refer to the members of the Grand Juries with
whom we conversed, of Stewart and Randolph
county, and also, to Col. McDougald, who was
frequently present, and witnessed our opposi
tion. We said then, as we say now, -'there is
no real necessity lor it. That it was an unne
cessary increase of the public expenditures.
In conclusion we wiil only add, that every
reflecting man knows, (at least every Law- ;
yer does,) that the litigation has already de
clined everywhere fifty per cent—-the labor
of the Judge has declined in the same propor
tion.
ELEC HON OK U. to. SENATOR.
The Senate of our State, during the last
week, determined to take up the various reso
lutions that had previously been submitted and
were then on the table for their consideration
and action. Amongst others, the resolution
of Mr. Calhoun, to bring on the election of U.
N. Senator came up. Some Federal Senator
moved to amend the Resolution so as to bring
oil the election <> the Ist 01 ibis instant; for
which Gen, Echols moved ilia:, thejeonsidera
tion be postponed Lr (lie lulanee of the ses
s.on; and upon agreeing to the motion, the
Fed. ral Senators, seeing it about to hr carried,
a: the sugges i ;n of the Senator, Mr. Davv-i n
from < oil.mlna, m a body, retired from the
Soi.a.e: thereby leaving 1:0 quuum, and b ( v
tli.s mt .ms alone defeated ;he motion to post
1 one. The Federal party, m Milledgoville ‘
aisl indeed every where, teem qui'e rrabi s j
and is they have a wajorry in the Senate,!
they deem it a great cutr; go upon their rights*
if the mint rity, ihe democratic party,exercise
any righ s whatever.
The course of the Federal party should bo
a subject of just animadversion by all; and it
does seem to us, car, in no wise, be justified.
The effect to l e produced from its example
may Le such r.s may serve hereafter as a pre
cedent ft r minorities to defeat the wise action
of the majority, prevent necessary Legislation
and paraiize and destroy the Government.
Such a course of procedure is unheard of,
mid is unknown in the history of our State
legislation.
The Federal party, with their accustomed
assumtUi/i are clamorous and unmeasured in
their denunciations of the Democratic Sena
tors; and charge them with having committed
tin “ gXlraordinitry oulrdfc;” and indeed, to cap
the climax, public meetings have been called
to consider it; and, we suppose, by resolves to
lash these refractory democrats into their duty.
Now it is a great outrage indeed that these
Democratic Senators have had the effrontery
to think and the hardihood to act for them
selves; and to defeat the Federal Whigs in
any measure is insufferable, and ought not
longer to be borne.
But to treat the matter as it should he, sup*
jioso no Senator is elected this session; which
the Democratic Senators, profiting by Federal
example, can prevent, no possible injury can
result from it. The Senator elect will not
enter upon the discharge of his duties until
December 1*41; and another legislature
will have ample time to make the election be
fore that period arrives.
We say the Democratic Senators can pre- j
vent an election for it is as easy tor them to !
retire as it was for their Federal opponents j
whenever the Federalists should be able, from
their numbers, to carry their resolution; and j
we believe that by preventing the election of (
Senator at the present session, they will do
more for the country than by any other act of
Legislation. For it may be that the preven
tion of the passage of a bill to charter a Na
tional Bank, one of the greatest curses that
could befall the people, may be effected there
in'. We think, if there has been any outrage,
it has been committed by the Federalists on
their constituency anti on the whole people of
Georgia. The ac.ionof the legislature lias
been, by their unheard of course, arrested,
the public business delayed for two days, and
at an encimcus expense, (say at least <£~,090
per day;) and tins to gratify Federal Whig
caprice. Will the people sanction it! Can it
be justilied!
RESUMPTION.
The bill reported in the House from the joint
standing committee on Banks has passed that
body. The provisions of the bill requires his
excellency the Governor to issue the proclama
tion on the Ist January, requiring the suspend
ed Banks to resume by the Ist February; andj
on failure so to do, judicial proceedings are to
be instituted forthwith; and, upon proof, the
charter, set aside, and the assets of the Banks
placed in the hands of trustees for the benefit
of its creditors. The bill is no more nor less
Uian General Echols of Walton’s resolution
| incorporated into a bill. Then” seem* to lie
very ii'.tie doubt hut tint the Uhl vvdi pass the
■ Senate.
COLIMaUI CKItES CURRENT.
CIIKUICIEI) WEIKLV B V HIRAM YOV.Mi & CO.
Bagsi-g— Kentucky, yd 00 a 33
R'-'an, : : : “ 35 a t>B
Inverness, : : “ 00 a ‘Zb
American Tow, : : “ 00 a 00
Back Hope, i : : lb 12j a 13
B a cox—lia b. i : * l (jo a 15
Sides, : : ; “ 00 a 11
j Shoulder*, : : “ 00 a 10
Beef—Mess, : : bbl 00 a 00
Prime, : : : “ 00 a 00
Butter—Goshen, : lb 00 a 00
Western, : : : “ CO a 00
Candles—Sperm, : “ 00 a 60
Tal uw, > : : CO a 18
Castings. : : : “ 6 a 7
; Cheese—Northern, : “ 18 a 23 j
Cotton, . : : “ 7 a 8j ‘
| Coffee—Havana green, “ Os) a 13 I
Rio, : : : : “ 00 a 16 !
Fi.-h—Mackerel No. 1, bbl 00 a (JO ]
“ “ 2, : “ 00 a 00
“ “ 3, : “ 00 a 00 >
Herrings, : : : bx 00 a2 00
Floor—Northern, : Lbl CO a 00
Wesiern, : : “ (0 a 00
ountry, : : v “ 600 a 7 00^
Grain —'Jorn, : : bu 00 a 40
Wheat, : : : “ 00 a l 00
1 Gunpowder, > : keg 700 a8 GO
Hides, : : : Ik 7 a 8
I hon, : : : : “ GO a 7
Lard, : : : : “ 00 a 12
Peas, : : : : bu 00 a 75
Kaimns, ; : : box 300 a4 00
Lime, : : : : cask 00 a 5 00
Molasses—N. O. : gal 45 a 50
Naies, r : ; ; lb 8 a 9
Pork,—Mess, : : : bbl 00 a (0
Prune, : : : lb C’o o 00
Rice, v : : : CO a 00
Piki-er, : : : “ 12 a 13
Spirits —Brandy, Cog. gal 1 75 a 2 50
Peach, t : : ‘• 1 00 a 1 25
A [ip >■, : : : “ CO a 60
: G#n—Holland, : : “ 1 50 a 1 75
Domestic, : . : “ 00 a 50
; Rcji—Jamaica, : : “ 1 75 a 200
Domestic, “ 00 a 45
Wmisket—lrish, \ “ 0 a 4 00
| Monorigahela, I : “ 87 a1 00
New Orleans, : ; “ 00 45
|stuo\n —New Orleans, lb 00 a 10
St. Croix, : r r “ 12 a 15
Loaf, : : : “ 18 a 25
Salt, i v : : sack 00 a 32
Soap, : : : : lh 8 a 9
Shot, : : r s w 00 a 12
EXCIUSGE AND BAXIGNOTE TABLE
CORRECTED BY NORTON & LANODON.
EXCHANGE.
Hi Is oa New York at sight, 7 per cent prem.
Bills on New York at 60 days, 4 do. ‘
Hills on Philadelphia, at sight,- 4 do.
Bil.s en Charleston, at sight, 6 do.
Bills oa Savannah, at sight, do.
Specie, 2$ do.
BANKABLE NOTES.
All the Banks in Columbus.
Insurance Bank of Columbus nt Macon.*
Commercial Bank at Macon.*
Bank of State of Georgia and Branches.
Bank of Augusta,
Augusta Insurance and Banking Company.
Bank of Brunswick and Branch at Augusta.*
Mechanics’ Bank of Augusta.
Marine and Fire Insurance Bank of Savannah and
Branch at Macon.
Georgia Rail lioad and Banking Company at A
tliens, Ga. and Branch at Augusta.
Bank of IS!. Mary’s*
PI liters’ Bank in Savannah.
All Alabama incorporated Banks 1 per cent dhs.
* Spc’ic-puying Banks.
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES.
Bank ot Darien and Branches, 25 per cent discount.
Bank of llawkinsville, 7 do.
j B ink of Miiiedgovilie, 7 do.
I Cent al Bank < f Georgia, 7 d*.
Mon oc 11. It. & B’g Cos.
at Milfoil, 10 do,
Ooui ilgi-o Bank a! Macon, 7 do,
V. ester n B ink of Georgia, at Rome, 10, old emission.
New emission, at par.
Union Bank of Florida, 50 do.
axl ltil G GUSORGIA & CAHOILIaA
ALMASAC, FOIt 1841.
“JET tJST published, and for sale by
cU NOKTON & LANGDON.
Dec. 1 41-3 t.
HA WAX “SVXLLE, OCMUXiGEjEj^
lUILhKUOKVILLK AND
C 1 KNTK AL money taken ot par fir goods by
1 , . H. S. STOCKTON,
Cos imbus. D c. 2 4[ ic
if *. €f. jn.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AJPALAGHICO&A, FLORIDA,
PR ACTICES in the Courts of the Middle and
Western Districts, and the Court of Aopeals.
Refers to Hon. J. to. CaliiouN, John Fon
taine. Esq. and to. R. Bonner, Esq., Columbus,
Georgia,
~%VAiI l\UlO\ HALL,
MACON, GA.
Tlie subscriber having lately taken a :
]ii s hew leastl on the above House, and huv-
I 8 3 0 CjriS) ’ n r improved the same by building a con*
venient Dining Room, with general re
"” pairs, thankful for past favors, he re*
pectfully renews the tender of his services to the tra
veling public, and feels confident that all will be
made comfortable that may favor him with their com
pany.
The Savannah line of stages leaves Macon for tho
Central Rail Road every morning at halt past 8
o’clock, in the morning, and arrives the same day
about 3 o’clock in ihe evening. Office at the Wash-
J ington Hall. ST. LANIERi
j Macon. Nov. 11. 1840. 39 6t
CAUTION.
TIIE public are cautioned against trading far a
NOTE of HAND, drawn by nie, as princi
pal, and E. C. Smith, security, due on demand, pay- |
able to T. Jenkins or bearer, for ohe hundred and se- j
Vcntv-five dollars dated February. 1840. The con- j
sidt ration of said note having failed, 1 am determined i
1 not to pay it, until compelled by law.
NATHAN R. SMITH.
Cuthhert, November 15, 1840. 40-3 t.
TO KENT,
! A VERY comfortable and convcn ent brick !
U&. Dwelling House on Front street, at present oe- :
citpipd bv William P. Yonge. Esq. The house is I
well finished, and the lot well furnished with all the
necessary out buildings in good repair. Possession J
given on the first of January, if required. Far terms i
apply to William P. Yonge, Esq. on the premises, or I
to “ JOHN D. HOWELL.
Columbus. Nov. 19. 404 t
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted lo the estate of Michael
Hfnt*, late of Baker county, deceased, will
j please make immediate payment; and all persons to I
whom the estate is indebted, are requested to render i
in their claims in terms of law.
JOHN HF.NTZ. ) -
ALEXANDER IIENTZ, ]^ e^rs -
November 27, IS4O. 40
A DAI IX IST It A TOR'S SAL if.
BY order of the honorable inferior court of Baker
county, Georgia, while sitting as a court of or
j binary, will be sold, bes >re the court-house dnor in the
town of Newton, Baker county, on the first Tuesday
in February next, between the usual hours of sale, al
! the Laud, lying in said county, belonging to ihe estate
: of Benj limn Keaton, late of said county, deceased.—
Terms nude known on the dav of sale.
BENJAMIN O. KEATON, adm'or.
November 23, 1840 —tl
GUARDIAN’S SALK.
BY order of the honorable inferior court of Baker
count . - . Georgia, while sitting as a court of r
i dmarv. will be sold, on the first Tuesday in February
I next, between the usual hours of sale, before the court
house door in the town of Newton, in said county,
four NEGROES, t lie property of Thomas B. Keaton
and Rebecca Keaton, orphans and minors, late of said j
conntv, deceased. Terms made known on the dav of j
; sale. BENJAMIN O. KEATON, guardian. \
\ November 2S, 1549—41
NOTICE.
A LI. Persons indebted to the estate of Larki.v
A dims, lute of Meriwether countv, deceased.
! ar( > requested to make immediate payment: and a!!
; those having claims against said estate will present
them according to law. November 13. 1840.
41 LEVI M. ADAMS, adm'or.
GEOROI-b Tu’lnt County.
GEORGIA. HEARD COUNTY.
WB7HEREAS Thomas Hillev, jr applies to me
yjY f>r letters of acini nistration on the estate of
i Thomas Hdlev, sr. late of raid eountv, deceased—
These are therefore to cite and rdmonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of saio deceased,
; Jo be and appear at my office within the time pre
scribed bv law. end show cause, if any they have,
whv said letters should not be granted.
I Given under mv hand at office. Nov. 9. IS4O,
[ 40 ™ BAILEY BLEDSOE, c.c. o.
AM. HU GilCs, Aliomey st Law. Cut’nber
• Georgia.
Jan 25. 1840. 51 ts
GROCEIIX&S.
1 barreii. at. Cioix, New Orleans aud
crushed loaf toLGArtSi
ij\t oagi strong green Kie and lla\ana COFFEE,
of prune quanty
200 kegs NAILto anj BRADr all sizes
50 boxes to PERM CANDLES, hydraulic
pressed
50 boxes 8 by 10 inch-Pittsburg No. 1 GLASS
GINGER, C PPERAto LOGWOOD
SALTPETRE, POWDER, SHOT,
HOLLOW WARE,
100 barr.is Western rectified old WHISKEY
100 barrels Baltimore old rye WHJSJvEY
American and Holland Gi-N
American French and Peach BRANDIES
Old Bay RUM, New Orleans RUM
Old Jamaica SPIRITS, tine CORDIALS
WINES, old Monongahela SPIRITS, iuc..
in store, aud lor sale, low for cash, by
B. HAUGHREY.
Columbus, Dec. 2—tf—4l Broarl street.
FEMALE COLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
T'AHE exercises of this Institution *vili close on
i hursday the 26ih inst. and will be resumed on
the f <iirih Monday in January next.
Dr. Brown has associated with h-im for tlve next
year, Mr. John Uhink, (now professor of Music in
the Macon College), as principal in the Musical De
partment of the Brown wood Institute, n gentleman
whos zeal, success and-character asa Music Teach
er. cannot be surpassed,
D’ B. will give his undivided attention to the, du
ties of the institute, and every exertion will be made
t i merit a continuance of the generous support and
high reputa ion which the Brownwood Institute has
always shared. Br ■ wnwood is unquestionably in a
a very healthy situation.
Brownwood. Nov. 18 41
l'he Sentinel. Columbus, Advertiser and Journal,
Montgomery. Journal and Federal Union, Miliedge
v.lle, will publish every other week until Ihe 4lh Mon
day in January, ana send accounts to
R.C.B.
•YJE If if Kali.
AUCTION AMD COXVXIKISSXON
BUSINESS.
THE undersigned have associated themselves
under the style of SMITH, BEA'I TIE it
CO. for the purpose of transacting a general Auction
and Commission Business at the Old Columbus Auc
tion Rooms, formerly occupied by E. S. Norton and
lately by R. L. Moore, i'heir friends and the pub
lic generally are informed that they are now ready to
receive consignments
Liberal advances will be made on Goods consigned
to them. H. SMITH, *
J. BEATTIE,
D. H. BEATTIE.
Columbus, Ga. November 12, 1840.
REFERENCES.
Daniel M'Dougald, 4
Hamilton, Hurd & Cos. I„ , , _
Norton & L.angdon, > Columbus, On.
W.’H. Harper,
VV. P. Converse & Cos. ), „ , T
General Locke, Neev Oraans, Im.
Dodge, Kolb & M Kay, )
Noukse, Brooks & Cos. i Apalachicola, Fa.
Dodge & Gardner,
Moore & Wellborn, Irwin ton, Ala.
John Buxton, New York. 39-6 t
LIST OK LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Office at Columbus
Ga. December l, 1840.
A
Adams, W A Alley, William
Alexander,G W Allen, Win R
Alston. Mrs Elizabeth Anderson, A
Algiers, Thomas D Alsabrook, Anderson
Anderson, Henry C Ashley, Thomas
Atkins, Benj or J Handley Archer, Samuel
Allen, Austin J Atwood, Win H
B
Baltzell. Thomas Billups, Miss E
Beckham, Dr George
Blenn, Hozea Bland, Fallon
Bennett, Reuben Bradley, Edmnnd
Buzbee, Jacob Ballenger, Joseph J
Biggers, L, M Buckley, C W
Beard, Levi Bushay, Jacob
Brooks, Win Bennett Richard
Bush, Sarah Brooks, Mrs PA
Berry, Littleton C Brown, E G
Byert, John
C
Calhoun, J S Champion, Henry
Coleman. Mis C Cowson, IViis D
Coleman, Richard Cox, Muses & Cos
Coleman ek Rule Crenshaw, ,\i r s E J
Cook, B K Cooper, James
Crittenden, Obver hewing Miss to A
Cliaffant. Johnson Carlton, Aiex 2
Corley, E Cra f>r t, Seaborn M
Calhoun, Samuel olenum, Mrs E
Cannon, Merias Compton, VV r aiter
Coleman, Win Cat ter, Geo VV
Compton, G VV
D
Duck, David Dumnier, S
Dewe!, Nancy Dean, Elijah
Dawson, diaries Dowdy, VV W M
DeGilse, G
E
Ellis, Wm Eisland, Stephen
Ector, Wm B
F
Forder. James Fulgham, P B
Foster, Wm Field, Miss Frances
Fortson, I W Farmer, Rufus
Frederick, diaries
G
Gregory, Ann Guthrty, Simeon
Gillispe, John J Gaidner, Mrs R
Gueriy, Peter V Glen, James
Guary, Jam s M G&rdenhue, John
Gibson, Wm Garner, Beni
H
Horton J H Howell, Thos W
! Hamlet, Samuel Halsey, Thos H
| Hardwick, Geo VV Harris, Walton B
Hatcher, Samuel J Hoistead, James
Holmon, Willis 2 Hendetson, Richard
Harris, Jno M Hight, Howell
Harris, Roderick Hawes, Thomas B
Har. erj Wm Huff, D V
Hudson, Miss Matilda Horton, H B
Herring, Joseph Harris, Rev N H
Hockney, Joseph P 2 Hungerlbrd, D
J
Johnson. J M
IC
Kessley, Win Kelley., Jno W 2
L
Legget, Miss M Loney, James S
Livingston Thomas Lawson, Jonathan S
j Livingsloii, Win A Leak, Aniunelte O
1 Liverniort, Jamas Luckey, Will
I * M
! Montgomery, P M Mascum, Miss JEW
j Morgan, Joun W Murrell, Miss Eliza
| Moore, Edwin Macgiuder, A
j Morgan, Mrs M T Miles, John
Mouk, Solomon M Mills, R K
Mitchell, Mrs N F Murphey,L J
Marshel, Dr Martin, > tenry
: Motley, Robert Miles, Wm G
; Mathews, Henry Marks, Robert
j Mu len, Henry McMuirain, Jno
j Minis Marlin McOarliu, Eieanor
j Mitchell, Airs Margaret McKee. James M
Mathews, j H 2 McCloud, Mary E
N
NuCko Is, Geo B Nix, Thomas
NatVeli, Win
O
Olmsted, Owen L 2 Owens, Wm
Odom, James Oakford, Charles
P
Patterson, Robt C Phelps. Miss Jane
Pond, Dr Asa 2 Pa e, John
Pmhorn, Susan Powers. .Mrs Mary
Pye, Valen iue Perry, Joseph
Pope.Diley Payne. James
Pietson, Wm 2 Piuitt, James
Pope, Henry J Potter James
R
Ramsay. J Rogers. Martha M
Rounds, J Rowe.D niel
Russel!, Janies Rowe Leonard
Reeves, Rev Prior Rose, Washington
Redd, Hiram Robinson, W W
Koqmore, Z 2 Ridgill.W J
Rainbe, Janies Rowell, R & W 2
Renfre, Alfred E Rowland, Thomas
Rowlet, J H
S
Saulsbury J 8 Sharm m, J & J
Sulhvan.'Wm Smith. John B T
Spivey, F. B W 2 Strickland, Lott
Shaw. Jas Stain. Charles H
Shivers, Mrs E Scott, Dr Jno S
Stewart N P Schneider, Henry
Smolley. BT Stewart, M
Smith. Jno M Stillwell, Charles II
Steed, James A Sweartngen. Miss A
Sankev. Dr R T Symons, J M
Satis. Thomas Semmes, P J %
Simms, Jno Shorter. R C
T
Thornton, Donier 4 Tate Thos S
Thornton, Richard 2 Thorstrop & Barshell
Thorn, Seaborn Tomey, Peter L
Towns, Wm or Edward Terry, W D
Barnel Taylor. Francis
Thornton, Thos J Thomas. Dickson
Terrv. Wm 2 Taylor, Anthony
Townslev, Miss Julia
V
Vail, Ltander Van Allen, A
W
Worrel, Gen Moses Warnight, Emma
Wheston. R J Walker. Angelina
Walker, G A Ward.WmG
Walton. Thomas Weems. Wm J
Ware. John H Willard, Benjamin
Watkins, A L Willard, George
Persons calling for any of the above letters, will
please say they are advertised.
41 3t ‘ JOHN SCHLEY, P. M.
| 3IUSCOGEE SHERIFF’S SALES.
I t;.e first Tuesday in JANUaRY next, will,
within the n gal hours, be solo,before tne eourt
-1 iiouse door in the cry ol Columbus, Nuscogee county,
the following property:
Fifteen negroes. lo wit: Matthew a man about fifty
years old, Ben fifty, Gary tiny, Duican fiity, Henry
thirty-five, Aaron thirty-five, D>nw| a ss twenty-five,
Nicnolas twenty-two, VViison twenty, Randaiffo.ty, t
Embry a boy seventeen, Amy a woonin twenty five.
Patience thirty, Crisv thirty-five, and Disa a girleia'ii
teen years oid—all levied on as the property of Ben
jamin Edmunds, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Thomas
C. Evans, for the use of John Odom sen. vs Benjamin
Edmunds: sad ti fa issued from Muscogee superior
court: property pointed out by John Odom.
Also, two negroes, Sam a boy twelve years oid, and
Jim a boy nine years old—levied on is the property of j
Benjamin Edmunds, to satisfy a ti fa from Muscogee
superior court in favor of Hill, Dawson & Cos. versus
Benjamin Edmunds, survivor.
• Ai o John Thurman’s interest in and to-twolots of
land, numbers one hundred and seventv-five and one
hundred and seventy-six, each, containing tw’o hun
dred two and a half acres, and being in the thirtv-se
coi.d district ts formerly Lee but now Muscogee coun
ty —i- vied on to sa'isfy afi fa from Muscogee superi
or cou-i n> favor of Stewart & Fontaine vs said Thur
man.
Also, lot o f land, number two hundred and ninety
eight, in'the ten'h district of Muscogee county, con
taining two hundred two and a half acres—itw'red on
as the property of Henry Kendall and Elizabeth P.
Kendall, to satisfy a h fa m favor of William Latimer
vs said Henry and Elizabeth Kendall.
Also, lot of land number two hundred and ninety
three in the tenth district of Muscogee county, con
taining two hundred two and a halt acres—h vied on
as the property of Elizabeth P. Kendall, to satisfy
four fi ias issued from the justices’ court of the six
hundred and seventy-fifth district of Georgia militia
in favor of Joseph Harden vs Elizabeth P. Kendall,
Henry Kendall and Willis P. Baker, endorser: levy
made and returned to me by a constable.
Also on* negro-girl, by the name of Mary, about six
years old—levied on as the property ot William Pow
ers, to satisfy two fi fas, one front the superior court of
Muscogee county in favor of Harrison & tonnlh ver-tis
Stumers & Powers, the other from Muscogee inferior
court iii favor of Charles B. Lines vs Sanders and
Powers.
Also three negroes, Richard a man about twenty
seven years old, lsham a yellow man about nineteen
years oid, and Amanda a yellow girl about seven
years old all levied on as the property of John H.
Ware, to satisfy a fi fi from Muscogee superior court
in favor of David Wright vs William Rogers, maker,
arid John 11. Ware and Wader T. Colquitt, endor
sers.
Also the following negroes. David a man sixty
years old, Gustavus a boy seven,Margaret a git! thir
teen, Queen a girl sixteen and her infant a boy, Nan
cy a woman t. irty-eight years old and her child David
three years old, Beck a woman twenty years oid and
her two children Henry four and Julia one year old,
Janet a woman twenty-two years old and her two chil
dren Nelson seven and Prince five years old—all levi
ed on as the property of Robert E. Broadnax, to sa
tisfy two fi fas from Muscogee superior court, one in
favor of George Smith vs Robert E. Broadnax, the ci
ther in favor of Ulysses Lewis vs Robert E. Broad
nax and E. L. Burns, security on the appeal.
Also the following ni grot s: Vinev thirty years old,
Edward three, Patsey four, An:bony twenty-three,
and Ned thirty-five old, a urst bricklayer and
plasterer; also two half-acre lots in the city of Colum
bus and county of Muscogee, numbers five hundred
and forty-eight and five hundred and forty-nine, being
the place whereon Thomas Preston now lives, very
handsomely improved, also one hundred acres of land
on the Coweta Reserve, having good improvememU
upon the same, about three miles east of Ct lumbus,
adjoining Seaborn Jones and others, and ki own here
tofore as Thomas Preston’s plantation in Muscogee
county, also one tine pair of nay carriage-horses, and
one tour-wheel pleasure carriage—ail levied on as the
property of Hampton S. Smith, to sat -fy a fi fa issued
from Muscogee superior comt in favor of James C.
Cook vs Th omas Preston jun. maker, and Hampton
S.fSmilh, endorser.
Also lot of land number one hundred aim thirty-one
in ihe sixth district of Muscogee county, containing
two hundred two and a halt acres more or less, adj lin
ing lands of M Bride and others—levi< and on as the pro
perly of Joseph Buchannon, to satisfy a fi fa from Tal
oot superior court in favor of William Calloway versus
Joseph Buchannon: said fi fa transferred to John War
ren: said land unoccupied: pointed out by John War
ren.
Also lot of land numhei two hundred and forty-sev
en in the ninth district of Muscogee county —levied on
as the property of Thomas G. Gordon, to satisfy a fi
m favor of George Cooper vs Thomas G. Gordon and
Allen G. Bass, makers, and James to. Calhoun, en
dot ser.
Also one negro-man, hv the name of William, about
twenty-five years of age—levied on as the property of
James to. Calhoun, to satisfy sundry fi fas in favor of
the Insurance Bank of Columbus, Bin ton Hepbutn
and others vs James to. Calhoun and Calhoun Ist Bass.
Also the north half of halfiacre lot. number two hun
dred and seven in the city of Columbus and county of
Muscogee, lying oil Oglethorpe and Bridge streets—
levied on as the property of James C. Holland, to sa
tisfy a fi fa from Muscogee supeiior :ourt in favor of
Aaron P. Smith vs William B. Robinson & Cos. mak
ers, and Janies C. Holland, security.
Also the following negroes; Giles a man about thir
ty years old, and his two sons, Charles about twelve
and Giles about nine years oid, and Chavis a boy
bout eighteen years old—levied on as tlie property of
Alfred Iverson, to satisfy sundry ti fas from Musco
gee superior and inferior courts, one in favor of Cook
& Cowles vs Alfred Iverson, one in favor of Wiley B.
Ector vs Jacob M. Guerry, maker, and Alfred Iverson
and James H. Campbell, securities, one in favor of
Walter T. Colquitt vs John J. Boswell, maker, and
Alfred Iverson, security on the appeal, and other fi
fas vs said Iverson.
Also half-acre lot number four hundred and fifty
four, on the corner of Forsyth and lia Iv streets in the
city of Columbus, having good improvements upon the
same, now occupied hv John M’Gee—levied on as
the property of Alfred fverson, guardian for William
Nelson, a free man, to satisfy a fi fa from the superior
court of Muscogee county in favor James H. Shorter
vs Allred Iverson, guardian of William Nelson’
Also half-acre lots cumbers three hundred and forty
and three hundred and foity-one, in the city of Colum
bus, both of said lotshaving very comiortableimprove
ments upon them; also thirty feet on Broad street and
running east one hundred and forty-seven feet ten in
ches more or less on Bryan street, and being a part
and the corner of half-acre lot i.timber one hundred
and eighty-three, in Columbus, having on the same‘a
large two-story house at present occupied by Messrs.
Gray & Philips as a grocery store—all levied on as
the property of Janies Boykin, to satisfy’ sundry fi fas
two in favor of the Bank of Milledgeville vs Janies
Boykin, and one in favor of James H. Shorter versus
James Boykin, Dozier Thornton, Richard Hooper,
i'homas A. Brannon arid Michael N. Ciaik.
Aiso two half-acre lots in the citr of Columbus and
county of Muscogee, known n the plan of said city as
numbers lifiy-oue and fifty-two, and being the resi
dence of Mrs. Sophia Shorter, said lots are very
handsomely improved—and are levied on as the pro
perty of James H, Shorter, administrator and Sophia
H. Shorter, admmistra rix of Eii S Shorter, deceas
ed, to sa isfy a ti fa m favor , f Junes H. Gordon and
George vV. Gordon, executors of Charles P. Gordon,
deceased, vs said James 11. and Sophia H. Shorter,
administrator and administratrix of Eli S. Shorter, de
ceased.
Also two half-acre lots in the citv of Columbus and
county of Muscogee, numbers ; hree hundred and nine
teen and threw hundred ami twenty, having good im
provements upon the same—both levied on as the pro
perty of John T. Walker, to satisfy sundry fi fas from
Muscogee superior court, one in favor of John Forsyth
vs John T. Walker, one in favor of VYaddy J. Jack
son vs M'Kee & Prickett, principals, and John T.
Wa'ker end J. J. Boswell, endorsers, onein favor of
Walter H. Weems vs John T. Walker and J. J. Bos
well, endorsers and one in favor of William and W.
Toney vs N. M. C. Robinson, maker, and John T.
Walker and Joel C. Wiggins, securities.
Also lots of laud numbers twenty-two, thirty-eigW
and thirty-nine, and the north half of number thirty
seven, ail lying together in the eighth district of Mus
cogee eountv, about six miles north of Columbus, wiih
considerable improvements thereon—levied on Us the
property of John M Murran. to satisfy two fi fas from
Muscogee superior court, one in favor of Thomas V.
.Miller vs said M‘Murran, the other in favor of Orran
W. Wakefield vs John M'Murran.
Also the following negroes, &c.: Ned a man twenty
five years old, and Rhodv a woman thirtv-five years
old, one piano, one sideboard, one bureau, one sofa,
one walnut tabie, one dozen chairs, five bedsteads,
beds and bedding, four matrasses, and one four-wheel
carriage—all levied on as the property of Hemy King
to satisfy a fi fa in favor of James H. Shorter vs Hen
ry King.
Also four half-acre lots in the city of Columbus and
county of Muscogee, being numbers five hundred and
forty-three, five hundred and forty-six. five hundred
and forty-seven and five hundred and fifiy, being the
resilience of Colonel Harper, and having very hand
some improvements on them—a ! levied on to satisfy
a fi fa from Muscogee inferior court in favor of S niu
el V. Huffman vs William H. Harper.
Also fraction number one hundred and twenty-five
and eight v-seven acres of lot of land ru mb* r one hun
dred and tweniv six. both on the Coweta Reserve in
Muscogee county—levied on as the property ot James
Afiick. to satisfy’an attachment fi fa in favor of Madi
son Dancer vs James Affiek.
8. R. BONNER, sherijr.
December 1, 1840.
AT THE mtE TIME AND PLACE WILL BE SOLD
One half acre lot of land, number one hundred and
fifty, in the City of Columbus, on the corner of Broad
and Thomas streets, being the place whereon Janus
H. Campbell now lives—levied on as the property of
Ephraim C. Bandy, to satisfy the following fi fas from
the superior court of Muscogee coun'v vs said Ban
dv. one George W. Dillard and Kcr.ith McKinzie vs
Ephraim C. Bandy, and Robert Lowther vs Michael
Hoffman and Ephraim C. Bandy, and one Hezekiah
Nobles vs Ephraim C. Bandy, maker, and John L.
Lewis, endorser. Property pointed out by George
W. Dillard.
Also one lot oHand. number one hundred and ten in
I the ninth district of Muscogee county, containing
I two hundredtwo and ahalf arresoflan 1 more or less—
-1 levied on as tic* propar'y of Henry M.tnn to satisfy a
fi fa from Muscogee s*uperior court in favSr.of John G. l
Woodson vs Henry Alarm, appellant, and Magirt
i‘ty, security on appeal: politic t out by said Ivey.
A Ist one road waiou, one i ay mule, one sorrtl do.
I wo Urowrn do., one mack do., and on” gret do—levied
u.i as the property ol B iijauini Howard, to satisfy a
n ta from the superior court of Muscogee courtly in
tavor of Ann Herd vs Benjaarin Howard. Elijah Cor
ley and Eu B. VV. Spivey.
Aiso Humphrey Rowell’s interest in the house and
iot, number two hundred and hve, in the city o Co
lumbus, on the west side of Oglethorpe street — levied
on to satisfy’ a fi fa from a justices court in favor of
Adam H. Beigen vs Humphrey Rowell, Richard
Rowell and Randal Tilley—.evied on and returned to
me by \\ uey G. Roper, constable.
Aiso one negro mau named Giles, thirty years of
j a e c —levied on as the property of Alfred Iverson, to
. satisfy two li fas issued l'.oin tile superior court of
Muscogee county in favor of Martin Brooks vs The
obald Howard, maser, and John L. Lewis and Ailreu
Iverson, endorsers.
Also the following negroes: Stewart a boy 18 years
of age, Eliza a girl 17 years of age, Parlhena a girl
18 yearsof ag •, Pleasant a girl 8 years of age. Qann
tn;a a woman 40 years of age, Gerry a boy 4 y ears
of age, .Molisa a girl 6 years of age, Wesley a boy 8
years of age, Edmund a boy 8 years of age, Watt a
boy 12 years ot age, Matt a boy 14 years of age,
\\ iiiiam a boy 11 years of age, Dick a bov 9 years of
Glara a woman 30 years of age, Lucy a woman
30 years of age, J udy a woman 60 y- ars of age, Caih
ai ne a wom.ui 2b years of age, Hubbard a child 9
months old, Nancy a girl 7 yi-ars of age-; Caroline a
gal 3yea:s ot age, Susan a girl II years of age, and
Charlotte a girl S years-of age—Levied on as the pro
perty ot Benjamin Edmunds, to satisfy two fi fas is
sued from the superior court of Muscogee countv,
one in favor of John Odom, the other in favor of Moo
dy & Terry vs Benjamin Edmunds.
W. F\ LUUKFE., D. S.
At the same time and place will be sold:
I'he north pari ot lot of land number seventeen, in
the ninth district of Muscogee county, containing 80
acres, and the west halt of lot numbet ninety-two, in
the seventh district ot said county, couiauiuig 101 j
acres, together with 145 bushels of corn, and about 1
6UO pounds ot fodder, levied on as the property of
William A. Bozeman, by virtue of a fi. fa. issued
from the Superior Court of Muscogee couniv i favor
ot Robert V\ aiker, bearer, vs. said Bozetnan Daniel
Hood, and Ausell L. Watkins; properly poinied out
by defendants, Hood and Watkins.
Also, a halt acre iot, with a good dwelling house
and other improvements, situate on Jackson s reet, in
the city of Columbus, now occupied by Adolphus L.
Heine, and bounded south by the residence of Johu
Logan ; levied on as the property of James H. Kir
vin, by virtue of two fi. fas. issued from the Superior
Court of Muscogee county, one in favor of William
C. Moore vs. said Kirvm and John D. Howell, and
the other in favor of Bennett M. Ware, administrator
f John Coleman, deceased, vs. said Kirvin, William
C. Gray, and James Boykin, makers, and W tlliam S.
Chipley, seemity.
Also, a half acre lot, with improvements, situate on
the corner of Forsyth and Thomas streets, in the city
of Columbus, known in the plan of said city bv num
ber hve hundred and seventy-seven, and a half acre
lot whit improv; ments, situate on the corner of Ogle
thorpe and Few streets, in said city, mid known by
number two hundred and sixty-two; also, the South
half of a half acre lot, number one hundred and thirty
seven, on Oglethorpe s reet, one carriage, three
stages twenty horses, seven leather beds, seven bed
steads, twelve chairs, four tables, and one negro
woman named Nancy ; a.I levied on as the property
of John Whitesidt s, by virtue of sundry fi. fas. one
from the Superior Court of Muscogee county, in favor
of James H. Shorter, one each from said Court in
favor of Bryan Bedingfieid, Benjamin F. H. Lindsay,
Benjamin V. Iverson, and one in favor of Daniel M.
Roody, maker, and William H. Luckie, endorser, vs.
said Whitesides, and one from the (nlerior Court in
favor of David G. Rose vs. John Whitesides. Pro
perly pointed out by defendant.
Also, the interest of Micajah W. Thweatt in the
race track of the city of Columbus the same supposed
to be one half; levied on by virtue of two fi. fas. is
sued from a Justices’Court of the 668th district, G.
M.and county of Muscogee, in favor of George J.
Kelloch vs. said Thweatt. Levy made and returned
to me by a constable.
Aiso, two half acre lots, with improvements thereon,
situaie on Mclntosh and Mercer streets, in the city
of Columbus, known by numbers five hundred and
sixty one and five hundred and sixty two, It vied on as
the property of James N. Bethune, by virtue of a fi.
fa. ismeJ from the Superior Court of Muscogee
county, in l'avor f James Rankin, endorser, vs. Jas.
Van Ness maker, and said Bethune, endorser.
Also a negro boy, Abrahatn, about thirty years
old—levied on as the property of Mary Guerry, by
virtue of a fi fa issued from the Inferior court of Mus
cogee county in favor of Charles B. Lions vs said
A'iaiy Guerry and John J. Boswell, endorser.
THEOBALD HOWARD, dep. shff.
At the same time and place will be sold:
One lui oi land m ihe tenth district of Muscogee
county, containing two hundred two and a half acres,
known by iiumbei uvo hundred and eighty-one, lavn-d
on as the property of W illiain Patrick to satisfy a fi fa
issued iroin the Inferior Court of said county in favor
of Green P. Coaarl vs said Patrick.
Also, one lot ol iand, number forty-eight containing
two hundred two and a halt acres, in the sixth district
of iVluscogee county, and a fraction number four in
the thirty-third district of lormeriy Lee now Musco
gee county, containing lift /-six and a half acres, lev
ied on as me properly ofSamuel Beck to satisfy a fi.
fa. issued irom the Lnfci lor Court, of Muscogee county,
m favor of Colquitt, Holt & Echols, said Beck.
Also, one loi of land containing two hundred two
and a half acres in the sixth district of Muscogee
county, known by number one huudred, levied on as
the property of Jesse Wall, to satisfy three fi. fas.
from the Superior Court o said county, one in favor of
George W. Short, for the use of Daniel McDougald,
vs. said Wall, one in favor of E. & F. Bradley vs.
Seaborn rl. Jones anu Eli Manor, makers and said
Wall endorser, aid the others in favor ol Mellon S.
Keiton vs. Seaborn H Jones, makers, and said Wall
endorser.
Also, one lot of land in the seventh district of Mus
cogee county, containing two hundred two and a half
acres, known by number forty-tour, levied on as the
property of Little Berry Ranoail, to satisfy iwofi. fas.
from Muscoge* Superior Court, one in favor of Al
fred F. Uranium vs. said Kali'all, and the other in
favor of Moses Butt vs. Little Berry Randall and
Alfred F. Brannun.
Also, one lot ot land in the ninth district of Musco
gee county, containing two hundred two an a half
aores, with improvements, being a grist and saw
mill, Itc. levied on as the property of Henry B. Hor
ton, to satisfy a fi. fa. from the Inferior Court of said
county, in favor of Richard P. Barker and G.iiin
Barker vs. said Horton.
JOHN S. DUNCAN, dep. si r.
Dec. 1, ts
POSTPONED SALES.
WILI. BE SSLD AT THE ABOVE TIME AND PLACE,
The sue following Negroes, to wit ; Jim, a man
übout 24 years old, William a mulatto hoy about 16
years old, Martha a woman about 19 years old, Ma
ria a woman about 30 years old, and her five children .
Sarah 10 years old, Henry 7, Ludy 6, Frances 3
and Laura, 1 year old; also, five, fine, two story,
granite front brick store houses, on Oglethorpe street,,
immediately opposite the Oglethorpe House, at this
time unoccupied (or the most of them are) each con
taining thirty feet front, more or less, on Oglethorpe
street, and running west eighty feet, more or less—all
being in the citv o! Columbus and county of Muscogee;
also, lot of land No one hundred and eighty-one, in
the six'h district of Muscogee, containing two hun
dred two and a half acres, more or less ; said land is
unimproved ; all levied on as the property of Burton
Hepburn, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. from Muscogee
Superior Court, one in favor of the Executors of
George W Murray, deceased vs. Burton Hepburn,
appellant, and James C. Watson, security on tho
appeal an stay, and ther fi. fas. vs. said Hepburn.
Also two half acre lots in the city of Columbus,
county of Muscogee, being on the block on which the
old jail stands, and the two upper corner lots on Jack
son and Troup streets, a place improved by George
W. Ross—also three two-story brick tenements, on
Oglethorpe eireet, in the c.ty o", Columbus, being a part
of half acre lot No. two hundred and twenty-seven,
each having a font of thirty f et more or less on the
east side of Oglethorpe street, and running east one
hundred and forty-seven feet ten inches more or less,
now occupied by Jones & Benning. and Bethune &
Ellis, levied on as the property of James S. Calhoun,
or Calhoun & Bass, to satisfy sundry fi fas in favor of
the Insurance Bank of Columbus, Burton Hepburn and
others v- - . Calhoun & Bass.
Also the following property, lo's ofiand numbers
thirty-three, sixty-ihret and sixtv-four in the sixth dis
trict of Muscogee county, each containing rwo hundred
two and a half acres more or less haviu- a good set of
mills upon the same, now in posse-sio l of William &
James Blair. alro one road wagon aud six mulej one
large ox-cart aud six oxen, and one sorrel horse about
four or five years old. All the above property levied
on as the property of William & James Blair to satis
fy sundry fi fas from the Superior and nferior coarts
of Muscogee, one in favor of S. Vail & son, one in
favor of John& Samu 1 Bones, one in favor of R.
Kmgs'and & Cos, one in favor of the Bank of Colum
bus. two tn favor of George Hargraves Jr. all vs.
VVillian & James Blair, one in favor of Francis B.
Rhodes vs William and James Blair, and one in favor
of William Travwtck vs Wi liam and James Blair
and one in favor ofCaihoun and Bass vs William and
i James B.air.
S. R. BONNER, tkerif.
December 1, 1840
POSTPONED SALES.
At the same time and place will be sold :
A half acre lot and improvements, situate on the
jail square in tlie city of Columbus, whereon John C.
Austin now resides, levied on as the pr perty of said
Austin, bv virtue of four fi. fas. from the Inferior
Court of Muscogee countv. two in favor of Nathaniel
Mills, one against Jes=e Garner principal and one
against Edward Acme, principal, two in favor of
Robert Watson against John H. Ware, principal,
and said Austin as securitv on all. The above pro
perty is also levied on subject to a fi. fa. from the
Superior Court of Muscogee county, in favor of I
Charles D. Stewart vs. John O. Austin William B. !
Robinson fi Cos. and Richard Hooper, principals, anJ
John H. Ware, security.
Also, the house and lot lafe'v occupied bv John C. :
’ ITatni ion, siptaiec! on the we.t s:.le of 0’ : tVu.l
|in the city of Columbus, bounded X rth by the pro
perty of Thomas Dutton, and on the South bv Di. J. i
IJ. B. Hoxey, levied on as the pioperty of David*
W right, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor .if James 11. Shor- \
ter vs. said Wright.
THEOBALD HOWARD, dep. si.if.
Dec. 2. ts
POSTPONED SALE.
AT THE SAME lIME AND PLACE,
One hundred one an 1 one fourth acres of land, be- I
ing the north half of lot number one hutulrev* and ,
sixreen in the sixth district of IVluscogee county —lev-
ied on to satisfy sundry fi fas issue** 1 out of a justice's
court of Muscogee county n favor of A. B. Austin .
vs James Howel ami E. Deen: levied on y a consta
ble. December 2, 1840.
JOHN S. DUNCAN, D S.
TAX SALE.
Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in February
next, ihe house and lot number ninety-live, situate on i
Few street in t le citv of Columbus, levied on as the
property of Thomas G. Gordon, bv virtue ot a tax li. j
fa. in favor of fthe State and county vs. said Gordon.
Taxes due for the year 1839, $72 28. Property
poiutedaut bv Doctor John W. Turner.
THEOBALD HOWARD, dep. shlf.
MUSCOGEE COUOSiRIS SALE.
ON the first Tuesd y in JANUARY next, will,
within the legai hours, be sold, before the court
house door in the city of Columbus, Museogcecounty,
the following proper 1 } !
House amt lot, containing twenty-eight feet ol
ground front, more or less, on Oglethorpe street in the
city of Columbus, it being part ot half-acre lot number
one hundred and seventy-seven, now occupnd by
Reuben S. Saffold, John A. M Cloud and Lewis
Monroe, free persons of color—levied on as the pro
perty of Eliza Shivers, lo satisfy- one fi fa in favoi of
Nancy Tarver vs Eliza Shivers and Seymour R.
Bonner, security; property pointed out ny Seymour R.
Bonner. November 27, 1840.
41 BARTLETT WICKS, Curontr.
STEWART SHERIFF’S SALE.
ON the first Tuesday in J.vNUARI next, will,
within the legal hours, be sold, before the court
house door in the town of Lumpkin, Stewart county,
the folio-’ lug property:
Lot ol land number seventy-three in the twentv-se
cond district of said county —levied on as the property
ol Thomas J Siell, security, lo satisfy sundry li fas
issued out of a justice’s court of Stewart county in fa
vor ot Isaac Parker vs Shadrach Herington and 1 lio
mas J. Siell.
Also tbs settlement of land where James H. Ramsey
now resides— evied on as the property of said Ramsey,
to satisfy a fi fa t.s.-ued from the inferior court of 1. an- *
dolph county in favor of Richard Davis vs James 11.
Ramsey.
Also nou'sc and lot in the town of Lumpkin, Stewart
county, number one, under letter G, ore hundred and
twenty feet back, forty-six feet front; and one road
wagon and harness and six mules; aiso Nathan Chi
ton’s m erest lu the east half of iot number one hun
dred and fifty ill the twentieth district of Stewart coun
ty —levied on as the pioperty ol'Naimtn Clifton, to su
t.sfy sundry li fas issued from the superior and inferior
courts of Stew ait county in favor of Hopkins J timings
St Cos. vs NathanChfioii.
Also lots of land numbers one hundred and sixtv
four, oue hundred v-nd sixty-live, one huudred and
eighty and one hundred and eighty-one m the twenty
first district of fcjiewart couuty; also two negroes,
Miles and Hannah—levied on as ti properly ol Dan
iel M’Leod, to satisfy a fi L t sued trout Stewart su
perior court m favor of Cullen Harp. The above pro
perty lo be sold for bills on the Columbus Bank or
gold and silver only, by order of Gregby E. Thomas,
plaintiff's attorney.
Also two hundred bushels of corn—levied on as the
property ol Silas Gilmon, to satisfy a fi fa issued from
S.ewart superior court m favor ol Elijah E. Crocker
vs Silas Gilmon.
Also lot of land number one hundred and eighty
eight hi the twenty-third district of Stewart county
levied on as Ihe properly of Mark M. Fleming, to sa
tiety a li fa issued from Stewart superior court in favor
of Leroy Wiley, Parish & Cos. vs Mark M. Fleming,
James iVI. Sullivan, Augustine B. Pope, Whitfield
H. Cain, and N til Robison.
Aiso six negroes, viz: Lewis a man, Peggy a wo
man, lVlavellon and child, and Addeline and child; al
so the following lots of land, viz: numbers three hun
dred and thirty-seven, three hundred and thirty-eight,
and three hundred and forty two, and fractions number
three hundred and foity-three, coniamiiig one hundred
and thirteen acres, ami number three hundred and for
ty-four, containing thirty acres, in ihe twenty second
district of Stewart county—levied on as the property
of John D. Pitts, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from
the superior and inferior courts of Stewart coun'y in
favor of John B. Logan and others vs John D. Pitts.
Also the east half of lot of land number one hundred
and fifty in the twentieth district of said county—levied
on as the pioperty of John D. Newberry, to satisfy
sundry fi ias issued from a justice’s court of Stewart
county in favor of i avid Fugersori vs John D. New
berry: kvy made amt returned to me by a constable.
Also lot of land number one hundred and twenty-six
in the thirty first disiriet of Stewart county —levied on
as the property of flichey Denman, to satisfy sundry
ti fas l sued from a justice’s court of Franklin county
in favor ol W illiam Ballings vs Richey Denman.
Also lots numbers one hundred and one and two hun
dred and iifiy-six m the eighteenth district of Stewart
couniv—levied on as he proper’}’ of Robert Bird, to
satisfy a ii la issued from Cjlewart inferior court in fa
vor of Fr* deriek Bug by vs Rob* rt bird.
A1 • > one negro-slave by the name of Abram—levied
on as the property of Henry Beachaiu, lo satisfy a fi
fa issued from fcjiewart superior court in favor of Ab
ner Wellborn vs Henry Bt-achain.
Also a negro-woman named Mary—levied on as
the property of Thomas J. fcjteil, lo satisfy sundry fi
fas issued from Stewart inferior court in favor of Dan
iel Davis and others vs Thomas J. Stell.
Also store-house and lot. designated as the house
formerly occupied bv M’Culler Si Perry as a store
house, in possession of Lamar, Claik&Co.—levied
on as the property of M’Culler & Perry to satisfy a fi
fa issued from Stewart, superior court in favor of Isaiah
Davis versus Richard Ponder, Whittington Wiggins,
Matthew M’Culler. George B. Per y and Daniel
Matheson, security on siav.
ROBERT RIVES, sheriff.
November 26, 1840
WILL BE SOLD AT THE ABOVE TIME AND PLACE
William Smith’s interest m lot of land number forty
three in the. twenty-fourth district of originally Lee
but now Stewart county —levied on satisfy sundry fi
fas issued out of a justice’s court in Franklin county iri
farorPof V\ iJiam Hi ndrick and others vs said Smith.
Also one bay mare, five years old, and fifty bushels
o. corn—levied on as the. property of Tnomas W.
Pierce, to satisfy one fi fa issued from the inferior
court of Stewart county in favor of Robert Hmesee,
ior the use of Matthew Sharp vs Thomas W. Peirce.
M. M. FLEMING, deputy sheriff".
November 28, 1840.
AT THE ABOVE TIME AND PLACE WILL BE SOLD
Blont Troutman’s interest in lot number one hundred
and twenty-four in the twenty-fourth district of origin
ally l.ee but now Stewart county—levied on to satisfy
a fi fa issued from Stewart superior court in favor of
John R. Burtee vs Slont Trou man: proptrty pointed
out by plaintiff’s atiorn y
Also lots number seventy and number ninety-one in
the thirty-second district of forrneily Lee but now
Stewart county —levi and on as the property of Thomas
Applewhite, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Stewart su
perior court in favor of James N. Bethune vs Joseph
M. Harper, Thomas B. Applewhite and Duncan Ni
cholson.
Also lot number two hundred and twenty-three in
the twenty-fifth district of formerly Lee hut now
Stewart county—levied on as the properly of Jeptha
Ricketts, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from a justice’s
court of satd county: property pointed out by the de
fendant: levy made and returned to me by a constable.
November 26. 1840.
HENRY W. SPEARS, deputy therijf.
MORTCSAtiK SALKS.
WILL BE StD AT THE ABOVE TIME AND PLACE,
Lot number two hundred and forty-five in the twen
ty-fourth district of Stewart county—levied on as the
property of James S. Lunsford, to satisfy a mortgage |
ii fa* issued from Stewart superior court infivor of
Allen Beckam vs James S. Lunsford: property point
ed out in said fi fa.
Ala i lot ofiand number two hundred and twenty-six
in the twentieth district of Stewart countv—lovn and on
as the property of Augustine B. Pope, to satisfy a
mortgage fi fa issue I from Stewart superior court in
favor of Stoddard, Miller & Go. vs Augustine B.
Pope. November 26, 1840.
ROBERT RIVES, sheriff.
BAKER POSTPONED SALK.
ON the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, will,
within the legal hours, be sold, before the court
house door in the town efNewton, Baker county, the
following property:
One three acre lot in tiie town of Giilicn, well im
proved, one brass clock, one bureau, two feather beds,
bedsteads and furniture, five hioe bottomed
two rocking chairs, two split-bottomed chair-e, one
-mall dressing table, two large pine tables, one book
case, one lot of books, one set China, one lot of com
mon crockery ware, one log-chain, one shovel, one
grubbing hoe, one Ip* of ki'clten furniture, one targe
wash-pot, and one large famed store-house in said
town cfG’’.!.on—al. levied on as the property of San
ford T Wilson, to satisfy three fi fas issued fiom the
superior court of said county in favor of E. Beall &
Go. vs Wilson & Matthews: property pointed out hv
S. T. Wilson. November 21. 1840
ROBERT HARDIE, sVr,/.
WILL BE SOLD AT THE ABOVE TIME AND PLACE
Two hundred bushels of corn—levied on as the
property of William Ivendrick, to sa!i fr two fi fas
issued ont of Haker superior” court, one* in favor of
John Rawls rs. William Kendrick and Green L.
Denard, and the other in favor of William Denard vs.
‘he said William Kendrick: the property pointed out
by plaintiff.
Also lots thirty (32) and thirty-two (52) on Broad
street, with the improvements; lots fifty seven, (57)
fifty-nine (59) and sixtv-one (61 ) on Pine street, with
improvements, and one roan horse—levied on a= the
I r>roper‘v of Mordeoai Alexander, to satisfy fivo fi r as
issued from Baker superior court, one in favor of Bon
net H. Ely vs. said Alexander and Philip Ciavton
s-enritv. on” in favor of John Rawls vs. said Aley
an ler, twain favor of Jam;s Oglesby &Cos. vs. said
A! xan ! -r, and one in favor of William Humphries
vs. said Alexander. Property pointed out by defrndL
j ents. ijihtih.N L TIN ISLE it, L> S.
1 November 14. 184 C. 40ta.
ItA-lUOtr-h MIEIUPP’S SALi’S
i i.i, b< sold. on ih>- first ’1 uesriay in JrtN U
AKY next, before the Court House door, in
| the town of Cu hbeit. Randolph rounly, within the
t usu il hours wi saie, the louo *ug properu:
I Une lot of rami number one hiu. reo ana ninety-one,
]in the lOih district of said county, and two cotiou
gins, one havi e foriv arm the other fitly saws—levn <i
| <*n as the property ot : John N. Keiiy, to satisfy on* i
hi from Randolph inferior court in favor of Grem B.
| Whaley vs John N. Kelly.
Also lot of land number thirtv-revrn, in the fourth
. district ol Kamio-ph couniv—levied on as the propii
. tv ol John \Y imams, to satisfy one fi (a Irom .tjosli
ce's court of said county in fa*oi if A lit n liluwo
I John Williams.
! Also Dt of land number twenty-four, :n the nine
: teen h district of said county—levied on as the pro
perly of William Casey, jr.,'to sa'isfy sundry if la*
I Irom a justices court ot said county, one in favor if
William Wooten vs Will am Casey, jr.
Also two tu grocs, viz: a negro man named Tom n
boutforty-five years old, and a negro woman nnn.nl
Pallas about forty-five y ears old; and one sorrel h an
about ten y cars old. and one barouch; and two thou
sand pounds fodJcr more or le-s—levied on as ik*
propeitv ol James Ennis, to satisfy sundry 1: fas \i*i
one in favor ot William \\ . Ilaivaid vs James Ft i is
issued from Randolph superior cour’: property pon.it *1
*>ut by plaintiff's attorney—and one from Rand- i| b -li
ft nor court in tavor of Julius G. Echols vs Janus 1 i
-
Also lot oflaml number two hundred and forty-< igl.t
in tbe filth district of Randolph county —levied on ns
ihe properly of Everett Pearce, lo satisfy one li la u
tavor ot David B. Halstead, Robert N. Tavioi tii-ri.
John N. Phillips, lale merchauls, trading under tl.o
li. ui and using the name and style of Halstead,"'J n
lor & Cos. fur the use of the Bank of llawkitisvii vs,
Everett Pearce: issued from Houston supeno* court.
Also ihe south half of lot of land number one hun
dred and nineteen in the tenth district of said cornu ;
and three negroes, viz: a negro man named Abii iu
about thirty-six years old; and a woman about ihu v
years old, name not known, and a boy child nann and
Jolui about five months old—levied on as the propei tv
of Thomas G. Carman, to satisfy sundry fi fa’.- :r n:
a justices court ot said county, viz: one in ii.vi t of
Alexander Kilpatrick vs Thomas G. Carman, oihei *
in favor ot Council W oolcn vs Thomas G. Caiman.
Also north hatful lot ot land number one huiuii* <1
and five in the fourth distiict of said county; and die
lease, for ihree years, f lot of land number on- lo n
-and eighty-foui, in the lourth district ofsuid coi i.-
* ty—levied on us the property of James McMulh t. i,
satisfy one fi fa in favor of Don Alonzo D. Snclarove
vs Janies McMullen, issued from a justices touit if
said county.
Aiso Lot of land number ninety-three in the no th
district of Randolph county—levied cn as the propi t
tv of fcjinuiti Beall, to satisfy sundry fi fas from ti ji.; -
tices court of said couuty in favor of Jnuies llarn-on
vs Sum-ii Beall.
Also G. Jefferson Reynold’s interest in a town lo’ in
the town of Cuthberl, said county, know u as Ihe lot
on which Jane Reynolds, deceased, formerly liveil
levied on as the properly of G. Jefferson Reynold; ,
to sntisty one fi lii from a justice court of said conn y
in favor of Lee cffries vs G. Jefferson Reynolds.
Also one lot in the town of Cuthbert, known as the
lot on which Jane Reynolds formerly lived—levit and on
as the property of tbe said Jane Reynolds to sand
one fi la from a justices court of said county in lav* ;
ot Lee Jeffties vs Jane Reynolds.
Also that part of lot of land number one hundred
and ninety-three in the ninth district of said couuf.v.
which lies east ol the road leading from Cuthbiri o
Lumpkin—levied on as the properly of Lee Jeffries
to satisfy oneli fa from a justices corn l of said coua'y
in favor ol David Ferguson vs Lee Jeffries, and one
in favor of Filbert Dickson vs Lee Jiffnes.
Also the half lot of land on w hich Moses Mathew s
now lives; and the interest of Mason Shell in the lot
of land on which he now lives, both of said lots beine
in the eleventh district of Randolph county—the
numbers not known—levied on as the properly of th
said Mathews and Shell, to satisfy one li fa from the
superior co* rt of Randoph county in favor ot Lea
Jeffries vs Moses Mathews and Mason Shell.
LEWIS GREGORY, Shcrtf.
‘iXVILL BE SOLD AT IHE ABOVE TIME AND PLACE
One lot of land number sixty-three in the ninth
district of sud county —levied on as the property of
John Burton, to satisfy one fi fa issued from tin” su
perior court of said county in favor of David Holirsu
vs. John Burlon and L. B. Camp, security on stay.
Also one negro boy, named Allied, about seventeen
years old—levied on as the property of Jordan
Dykes, to satisfy four fi fas issued from a justices
court of .-aid county, two in favor of Elbert Dickson
arid two in favor of James S. Odcm vs Jordan
Dykes.
Also one store house and lot in the town of Cuth
bert in the said county, occupied at present by W. &
O. P. Beall, niinil er unknown—levied on as the pio
perty of Henry Britt, to satisfy one li fn issued from
the superior court of said county in favoi of Ray menu
& Allison vs Biitt and Cheshire and John Roe and
Elbert Dickson, security on appeal. (Nothing will
be received but gold or silver.)
Also one lot of land number one hundred, in the
ninth district of said county —levied on as the proper
ty of Janies B. Bell, to satisfy sundry fi fas from a
justices court of said county in favor of Elbert Dick
son vs James B. Beall.
Also lots of land numbers two hundred and twen
ty-three. two hundred and twenty-four, two hundred
and twenty-six, and two hundred’ and fifty-six, in the
ninth district, and number three hundred and thirty
five in the filth district, all in said couniy—levied on
as the property of Julius G. Echols, to satisfy one fi
fa from the superior court of Talbot cot nty in favor
of Janies Ellison vs Julius G. Echols.
Also one hundred and fifty bushels of corn, one
grey hor. e, and a small lot of hardware—levied on
as the property of Uriel T. Farmer, to satisfy a fi fa
issued from the superior court of Sumter county in
favor of Lovett B. Smith vs Uriel T. Farmer.
Also one lot of land number seventy in the fourth
r'istriet of Randolph county —levied on to satisfy an
attachment fi fa from the superior court of said coun
ty in favor ofßetiben Harrell vs Windham S. Tharp,
property pointed out in said fi fa.
RICHARD DA VIS, D.S.
JiKOKX.IA Meriwether County.
WHEREAS Peter W. Strozier applies for let
ters of administration debonis non on the es
tate of John W. Strozier, late of said county, de
cea-ed,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased io
lie and appear at my offiev, within the time prescribed
by law, to show cause, if any exist, why said letters
should not be granted.
Given under jny hand, at office, this 26th day of
November, 1840. J
LEVI M. ADAMS, c. c. o.
<*I.Uhi.IA, Aleriwttlur County.
Nathan Ellis and Anna Gay ap
w W ply ior letters of administration on the estate
of Benjamin Gay, late of said county, deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all ard
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased t
be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed
by law, to show cause, if any exist, wl v said lcttcis
should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 2Cthdav of No
vember, 1840.
_£! LEVI M. ADAMS, c. c. o.
CJFUtIIGIA, Meriwether County.
HEREAS Alsey Fuller applies for letters of
Norris, 1 te of said county, deceased,
These are. tliert fore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred end creditors of said deceased to
he and appear at my office, within the time prescribed
by 1 ivv, to show cause, if any exist, why said letters
should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 18'h day of
November, 1840,
41 LEVI M. ADAMS c. c. o.
Bahtr County.
WHEREAS Benjamin Phillips applies to me
, for letters of administra’ion on the estate of
I John Kelly, late of said county, deceased,
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to
he and appeal at my office, within the lime prescribed
bylaw to show cause, if any exist, why said letters
should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 16th day of No
vember. 1840,
41 SETII C. STEVENS, c. c. o.
GEORGIA) Talbot ouunty.
HEREAS I lieodenck Mon:foil applies io me
„ “ r ‘ ct,er f administration on the e.-'a’e of
David Mon’fort, deceased
These are, therefore, to cte and admonish a 1 sr>J
sir.gu.ar t..e l;in,i re{ J ani j creditors of said decease ,to
be and Kppcar at my office, within the tune prescribed
by >aw, to show cause, if any exist, why said !t-*t or.-*
should no be gran ed.
Given under my hand, this 20th Novrmbc r, lE4O
41 W. S. GOSS, C. c. n.
GEORGIA, Talbot County.
WHEREAS Vv illham Graham. Elizabeth Gr.
ham and W.’ltam M Gintv apply to me G. r
letters o! administration on the estate of John Oral,am
uectast cl,
These are. ther-dVe. to ti*e and admonish all and
smgu.ar the kindred and creditors o r said deceased to
be and appear at nay office, within the time prescribed
7 ,7 ‘° B . how cas ’ , i if any exist, why said letters
should not be granted. J
Given under my hand, this 20 h November 1840.
41 W S. GOSS, c. a. o,
GEORG I A, EA RLY COUNTY.
THIRTY days afterdate. apoli r atin wifi he
made to the honorable the mft-iior court <4 Ear
ly county, when setting f<r ordinary purposes, fir I.c<-
W a'kt-r, for Iptiers of administration on the estate of
John Sfee art, late of said county, deceased.
These at e, then for cto cite aid admonish ail ap
singular the kindred and creditors of tpid eec-->-,.
to h“ and appear at my offiee w ithin the time nrerr:
bed bv law, i file their ohjee ions, (if any) to shew
cause why said letters should not be granted.
Witness. the TTnn Oast'eherry, one of the justices
of .-aid court this 3d dav of November. >940.
JOEL W, PERRY, , . r . o.
Nov. 25,1840. 43