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OjUfiiiw BMnucr-4 silks. Tt.h ~ r. nix .1 JANUARY noil, will, v . ii .ne n-g-i iiourri, bo aotJ, oelore i c court a „,<e laor 111 me eiy of Columbus, Alu>cogee county, Hi. l’ iio.miij. ii oueity: .. i*if eon no -roe*. tu wit: Mattaew a man about titl* years aid, tf.n ut'y. Garv “'fy, Duncan Ii iy, Henry Ibl ty-ive. k..on i.iii-'v-Hrc, Douglass iwenty-nve, Ni-oita* veiny*. w*>, \ViiSoii twenty, KanJrth to.ty,, K.id.y •*> seven.ecu. Amy a woman iweu y live,! I'atieoC* til l ly, Cnsy UUny-Sve and Hi-Sa :r gli i eigll tsca .oar* old—all tended ou as the irroperty ut Bcii iam .‘ii a irtJt, o satisfy aU la m lavor cf I'homas tj. livana, fx tlie uaeofJohn UJo n sen. Vi Benjamin ifdmJ iJ*: >a ii it la issued from M ncog superior I ooart: jrupe-ty pone.cd out by John Odom. oam a boy twelve years old, and! Ji ii a *oy nine yo.tr < old—levied on as the projKriy of: C, lirnin EJruun ts, io -a isfy a ti fa from Aluscoget : so ,ert >r court in favor of Hill, Dawson Cos. ver ms i B.miainm Edmun Is, survivor, ‘ A! o John i’hurniari’a interest in and ro hvo lots r.f. I ini, nit ub rs one hundred and seventy-live an i one | hundred and seventy-sis, each con-aming two ‘inn- ■ d' I two and i ha f acres, at id being in the ilerty-sc tisad district of formerly Lee but now Muscogee court-; ty—i vied on to sa’isfy a ii ft from Muscogee stijieri- | •r cou t in favor of Sjtewart & Fontaine vs satd 1 iiur- j was. At*o, lot of land, number two bun Ired and ninety nj.it, in the ten h district of Muscogee count}', con- . taming two nun Ired two and a ha f acres—levi-'d on j as Ihu property of Henry Kendall and Eri/ahelh I*. , Kendall, to satisfy atifi in favor or VYil.ia.a La.uiier | v* satd Henry and ixfizabelh Kendull. Also, lot of ianu number two hundred and ninety j three in the ten h district of Muscogee coun'y, con taining two hundred iwo and a half acres—l. vied on as the p-oper* v of Euzabeih P. Kendall, to sa.isfv four Ii Us issued from the justices’ court of die six amdreiand seven.y-lif.h district of Georgia militia in favor at’ Jowipt Harden vs Elizabeth P. Kendall, II urv Keudan an I vV'tilts P. Baker, endorser: levy j mad i atid re.urued to me by a constable. Also > ie negro-girl, by the name of Mary, about six years o .I—r-vied on as ihe property ol tViiiiatn Pww ars, to sa.istv two ii fas, one from the superior court of M rscogee county iii favor of Harrison it Smith v. r us Bar ars at Powers, the other from Muscogee inferior j aorri in favor of Charles H. Lines vs Sanders and fotrora. As> three nngrop.s, Richard a nun about twenty-! ■eves years old, I sham a yellow man about nmclevti ; yosrs oi.l, aoJ Am tods a yelio.v girl about seven i years old —all levied ou as the property of John H. j Ware, to .alisfy a ti ft from Muscogee superior court j in favor of David Wright vv William Rogers, maker, j and John li. Ware and Water T. Colquitt, endor avrs. Ala > the following ntgroes. David a man sixty j yatra oid, Jusiavus a hoy seven,Margaret a gnl thir ien, (Aueen a girl sut-en and her infant a hoy, Nan- 1 •y a worn in i iriy-eight years old and Iter cliiid David J thras years old, Beck a woman twenty years old and her two ciiiidren Henry lour and Julia one year old, i Janet a woman twe.’tj-tvvo years oid anil her two did- , dren Nelson seven and Prince live years old—all ievi- ! *d on as the property of Robert E. Broadnax, to sa- ; tfsfy two Ii fas from Muscogee superior court, one in ’ favor of George .'smith vs Robert E. Broadnax, the o ther in favor of Ulysses Lewis vs Robert E Broad nax and E. and. Burns, security on the appeal. Also the fr’lowmg n gro.-s: Vmey thirty years old, Edward three, Pa.sev four, Anthony twenty-three, and Ned thirty-live years o:d, a first bricklayer anil plasterer; also two ha f-acre lots in the city of Colum bus an 1 coumy of Muscogee, numbers live hundred and orty-eigiit and rive hundred and forty-nine, being the place wtiareon Thomas Preston now lives, very hatidsumely unproved, aiso one hundred acres of land ou the Coweta Reserve, liaviug good unprovememis np in .he same, about three miles east of O lumhtis, % ij'.'tnmg cseaburu Jones and others, and known here lolorv as I'hoiuas P eston’s plantation in Muscogee eounty; ana one tine pair of nay carriage-horses, and one four- vheei pleasure varriage—all levied on as ihe property of tampion B. to satisfy a ti fa issued from Muse >*ee superior court in favor of James C. Cook vs iii <mas Presion jun. maker, and Hampton &. ,6mith, endorser. Alsu t-A of laud number one hundred and thirty-one is ‘.lie sixth district <>f Muscogee county, containing two hundred two and a half acres more or less, adjoin ing i-iiids of M“ Brute and others—levied on as the pro p;:r y of Joseph Buciiannou. to satisfy a li la from Tal bot sup- rmr cour* in favor of William 'alioway versus Joseph B iciian.i hi: satd-li ta transferred to John War ren: ;atd .and unoccupied: pointed out by John War en. A.so lot .sand numbei two hundred and forty-sev en in the ninth district of Muscogee county—levied on aa t ie property of Tlioma- G. Gordon, to satisfy a li in furor of deorge Cooper vs Thomas G. Gordon and Alien J. Bass, makers, and Janies Si. Calhoun, en dorser. At* * one negro-man. bv the name of William, about twenty-live years of age—levied ou as the property of Ja nos Si. Carotin to satisfy sundry fi fas in favor of :h < isur nice Bank of Columbus, Burton Hepburn and a ■ rs vs James 3. Calhoun and Calhoun & Bass. \ so Me north half of hall-acre .ot number two hun dred and seven lu the city of Columbus and county of and .i.igi.-e. tying on Oglethorpe and Bridge streets— ed trn as the properly of James C, Holland, to sa w : ti fa from Vluscogee supeiior court in favor ot vtrou P. Smith vs William B. Robinson & Cos. muk irs and James C. Holland, security. t.Mi uc following negroes; Giles a m.m about thir y. ars old and ins two sons, Cliarles about twelve .•i .it.es about nine years old, and Chavis a boy mi mg ucen years old—levied on a’ tiic property of A ■ and Iverson, to satisfy sundry fi fas lioin iVlus.o ge , ..iperioi a id inferior courts, one in favor of Cook Ik B iwle, v*’ Alfred ( verson, one in favor of Wiley B. K.:.0- vsJa .mM Guerry, maker, and Alfred Iverson and James 11. Campbell, securities, one in favor of v'a< tr 1.0 ilquiti vs John J. Boswell, maker, and A fred Iverson security on tiie appeal, and other fi fas v* md Iverson. A.ao naif-acre lot number firm hundred and fifty f-j ir, m no <: irner ot Forsyth and Ea ly srreets in (he M.y of ,'olnnbus, havin'! good improvements upon the a.ne, tew occupied bv John MGee—levied on as the p tit ■ v of Alfred Iverson. guardian for vVilliam .V ■;- .a if in in. to sa'isfy ali fa from the superior > • ir; if .4 i ogei comity in favor James H. Shorter \l -d I r .on. guarJi in of William Nelson* A. ■> .1 aJVicre tots u obers turee hundred and orty I• . u- and and oiiy-ot.e, in the city ofColutn > iot i:d >i . navtng very comior-abie improve rs. ... • • ii, i~) inf feet on Broad street and s . • . iC ii. 1-- i ii i for-.-seven feet ten in i ui. ~j an -.treei, and b.ing a part t.i c- -ui.t-acie ot limber one hundred a i 4 s v-i • a> ’ . c.mbits, h tvmg on the same a ta - iVO-.-toi non ai pieseiit occupied i>y Messrs rav ,t. Philips a- a grocery store —all levied on as the ,>r--./er-y of Jam is B-hkiii, to satisfy sundry fi f.s tw :i fivor ol the Bun* of Milledgevihe v James Bo • a i. and oo< to avor of lames H. Shorter versus Jam iin an Dozier ‘ honilon ti.c'iard Hooper, Than is A. Ur an non and Michael N. Clark. Also vo nad ame lot- in tlie cit of Co.umbos and i comity ot .Muscogee, known n me plan of said city as umtioe s nf y-one and (if.-.avo, and being the rest deuce of Mrs. Sophia Shortir, said iots are very hands miely improved—and are levied on as the pro- ‘ p- rty of James H. Shorter, adiniiii.-trat< *. andSop.ua: ti. Siioricr, admiustra rix of EiS Shorter, deceas-; ed, to sa isty a h fa in favor . f Jtmrs H. t Jordon anil ; George vV. Gordon, executors of Charles P. Gordon. l deceased, vs said James H. and Sophia H. Shorter, j administrator and adimtiistrairix of Eli ts. Shorter, de- ; i.i-jased Also two half-acre lots in the city of Columbus and j t y.trity of .4 iscogee, numbers hree hundred and nine-1 taen.uid t tree hundred and twenty, havin’ good im-j ••rovcineu.s upon ic same—both levied on as the pro i -r y of John 1". Walker, to satisfy sundry ti fas from M ..eogee superior court, one in favor of John Forsyth is iohn T. >Va ker. one in favor of WaddyJ.Jaek t <n vs M'Kee& Prickeit, p mcipals. and John T. W-’ker ni\i J. J. Boswell, endorsers, one in favor of Walter H. We -ins vs John T. Walker and j. J. Bos wGl, endorser and one in favor of William and NY. iVviey vs .S, M. G. Robinson. maker, and John T. and to-uO. vViggins, securities. \ allots of and numbers twenty-two, thirty vie'it *:i ... \ mne, md the north halt of number thirty ; vii .* ng together in the eighth distrii tol Mus c,* < cj . v, about m mile.- north of Columbus, with . .ft. :vr title improvements thereon—levied on as the r , tf.i hn M vlnrran. to satisfy two fi las from >5 ~ .pee superior court, one in favor of Tliomas V. ..1 rv i ,and Nl'Murran. the other in favor of Orran I .". A mid vs John M‘Murratt. vto vi f slowing n grocs. &c.: Ned a man twenty • r \ i'd.. ll and lilioby a woman thirty-five years u , i-i , , io, one sideboard, one bureau, one sofa, . -i t b:e. ou dozen chairs, five bedsteads, I’ . let hug, ipur matrasses, and one four-wheel ■ —all levied on as the property of Heniy King ’ i■: s atifa in favor of Jannss H. •"Shorter vs lien-’ ’ *•> 4- . t -o i >ur ualt-acre lots in the city of Columbus and i.itv o’ .vluscogeo, being numbers live hundred and f. v-’hrte. five hundred and forty-six, five bundle] t fir tv-seven attd five hundred and fifty, being the; > i i.- 1 -e of Colonel Harptr, and having very l:an<i-| ii nprov -rnents on thoni—a l levied .on to satisfy { k a fa from M iscof eo inferior court in favor of Satnu- j • V*. tfotr.nan vs William fi. Harper. N-i fraction number one hundred and twenty-five; < t --igoty-ceven acre* of lot of land number one liun-j r iiil twenty six. both on the Coweta Reserve in j ’ -r .gee county—levied on as the property of James ■ *.‘2’ a. to satisfy an at ae rnent fi fa in favor of Madi-j Uaticer vs antes Afiick. S. 11. DONNES, ihcrjf. Pvemher 1, 1840. r r THE MXt TIME An PLACE WILL BE SoLt) *">ae half acre lot of and. number owe hundred and v2v. m ‘he Cry of C v :ohcs, on the co r ner of Broad * 1 T ‘.<*tM streets, being the place whertmn Janie;, id. Ci nobell sow lives—levied on as th • proo-r’y of Br>*tr.t>a G. Handv to satisfy the followtng fi fas from toasrior o rt of Nf iscogee court"v vs said Ban nun 3* Kg-'* V. Dillard and Iver.ith McKittzie vs * ’ ."cum C B t lv. aud !?. berf Lowthor vs Michael i.'nf iin till S 1 ‘rtt n"d BinJy. and one Hczekiah V -.x es vs Epheaini C. Ban lv, maker, and John L. ’ -• endorser. Property pointed out by George W • J.lbrd. , i.i, ; .x one lot o f !nd, nn nber one lutncred aid ten in ’ hsT'ict of Muscogee county, coifaining * "• ‘ in iredt v o and a naif acres ofland more o: less— J. .. ! on a, the property of Henry Mann to satisfy a , fi fa trim Muteogea cup'nar court m aver •(” John ft. ’ Woodson vs U. nry Mann, app ilant, and Magtri secml.y ou apjwai; pom'.e out by ?.od Ivey. Also one roaxt wagon, t,ne bay n.ti.e, one otrtl do. , two brown do., one black do . and one grey do—levied on as the pioperty ot Beiijunioi Howard, to satisfy a ti fa from the superior court ..f -\lu cogte county in l.avor ol Ann field vs Benjamin iijwaro, Hiijah Cor j ley and E l Li. W. Spivey. I Aiso Humphrey iiowoll’e mtcrest in the house and lot, number two bundled and live, in tiie city o Co iumbus, on the west side ot UgietUorpe stieet —levied ’ on to satisfy a ti U from a justices court m favor o Adam ii. Be.gen vs Humphrey Row ill, Kiciiaro i Roweti ami iCa.idai ‘i'lliey —cvieo on and returned to | me by if i.ey G. Roper, constab’e, AUc one negro man uauied biles, thirty years of age—levied ub .m toe property of Alfred i verson, to j satisfy two n las is-ueu t out tiie superior court o! I Muscogee county in ol Martin Brooks vs The ) obalu Howard, im.er, and John L Lewis and Alfred Iverson, endorsers. j A.so the following negroes: fitewa-t a bov IS years .ol age, Eliza a giri 17 yea.s of age, Par.hena a girl id yearsof a , .deasaut a girt 8 years ot’ agc.Qum • I ilia a woman 40 years of age, Gerry ab.u 4 years [ of age, Moiish a gir 6 years of age, Wesiey a boy S | years of age, E lm ind a boy IS years of Wau a j boy 12 years i age. Matt a b.y 14 years o. a.e, i William a hoy If year of ago. tuck .i ho. S veai ot | age, C.a a a wotnau BO years ol ag. Lucy a w -tii.ui ■ B“J years of age, Jud a womanSU ;.a’ sos .ge, t;o - [ ar ne a wool ii 23 years oi Hubbard a clni-.i a jhi .nibs old, .San.ty a giri 7 years of age, v arunnt a j oni 3 veats oi Susan a g.ri li year?, of age. u.id j t /hanotte a gir. S years of a#e —levied ou as ihe pro- I M iiyuf Bi iijaniin Ediuuiius, io sa.i-ty two ti t.is ts- I .tied from ihe superior comi of Muscogee conn y. ! one in favoi of Joim Odom, th- other m avor of .Moo tv ii ■ eny Va B ojauun i-.dmunds. W. e LUCKIE D. S At tiie samo time arid ptace vv.ii o© soid: ibe no. ib pj,. ol .Or of .and n uilber sev. n.een, in the mndi .us net .l .Viii cojt cooniy coinau.ilig 80 acres,anil ihe west .1 ml nu.uu- - ur .e .-i-vo t.. 1 Lite sev null dUd'ie* <4 said Cou., . r ualiiilig lOiij acres, togellter i I4u nu-hcis cf cn, arc about j thJO pounds oi to ider, ievu-i on i propvtt. >i Wnuam A. tJ .ze ri .u, oy viritts ! an. fa. issmui I iiou) hie oupcrioi Court of Mnscogr e coumy in favor lofßooct l vv kiket nearer, vs. said Bozeiuau Uauc - . | Hood, and Anseu ij. vVatkins; property policed ou; ’ oy defendan r. tiood and Watkms. j Also, a half acre tot, wirh a good dwelling nou-e i and other improvements, senate ou Jarkson situ in i the cily ol Columbus, now occupied by Auoiphus E j Heine, and bounded south by the residence of John ! Logan; levied on as the property or James H. Ku- Ii via, by virtue of two li. fas. issued from the superior Court of Muscogee county, one in favor oi v .nan. C. Moore vs. said hi, vm and Joint L). Ho eil and I the other in favor of Bennett M. Ware, administrator f John Coleman, deceased, vs. said Kirvm, W illiam C. Gray, and Jam ‘s Boykin, makers, and Vv riliani S. ! Chipiey, socuu.y | Also* a half acre lot will, improvement*, situate on | the corner of Forsyth and Thomas streets, in die city j of Columbus, known .it the plan ot said city by num ber live hundred and seventy-seven, and a halt acre lot wiih improve moots stutuie on the corner of Ogie horpe and row sireeis, in said city, and known by number two hundred and sixiy-two ; aiso, ihe Sou.h halt of a half acre lot, number one hundred and thirty seven, on Oglethorpe s reel, one carnage, three s ages twenty horses, §even readier beds, seven bed steads, twelve chairs, four tables, arid one negro woman named Nancy ; a I levied on as the prooerly of John Whilcsid s, by virtue of sundry fi. fas. one from the Superior Court of Muscogee coun'y. in favor of James li. S totter, one each from said Court in 1 favor of Bryan Bedingfte.d, Benjamin F. H. Lindsay, Benjamin v. Iverson, and one m favor of Daniel M. Rooilv, maker, and William H. Luck.e, endorser, vs. said Whitesides, and one font the Inferior Court in favor of Davi tC. 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 o two fi. ias. is sued from a Justices’Court of the 668i1t district, G. M. and county of Muscogee, in favor of George J. Kclloch vs. said Tlnveatt. Levy made and returned to nte by a constable. Also, two halfacre lots, with improvements thereon, situate on Mcin’.osh and Mercer streets, in the city of Columbus, known by numbers live hundred and sixty one and five hundred and sixty two, levied on as the property of James N. Bethune, by virtue of a fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court of Muscogee county, in favor f James Rankin, endorser, vs Jas i Van Ness, maker, and said Bet.iune, endorser. Aiso a negro hiy, Abraham, about thirty years old—levied on as the property of Mary Guerry, bv virtue of a fi fa issued from tiie Inferior court of Mus cogee county in favor of Charles B. Lions vs said Marv Guerry and John J. Boswell, endorser. THEOBALD HOWARD, dep. slifT. At the same time and place will be sold : One iol of land m the tenth district of Muscogee county, containing two hundred two and a half acres, known by numbei two hundred and eighty-one, Isvied on as the pro|>erty of William Patrick to satisfy a ti fa issued ;rom the Inferior Court of said courtly in favor of Green P. Cozart vs said Patrick. Also, one lot ol land, number l’orty-eight containing two hundred two and a hail acres, in the sixm district of Muscogee county, and a fraction number four in the thirty-third district of formerly Lee now Musco gee county, containing lift /-six and a half acres, lev ied oil as ihe property ofSamuei Beck to satisfy a fi. fa. issued .rotn the Inferior Court of Mtiscr gee coumy. ui favor of Colquitt, Holt !k Echols, said B ck. one lot of land containing two hundred two and a half acres in the sixth district of Muscogee county, known by number one hundred, levied on as Ihe property of Jesse Wall, to satisfy ihrec fi. fas. from the Superior Court o said county, one in favor of George W. Short for the use of Dam. I McDougald, vs. said Wall, one in favor of E. ic F. Bradley vs. Seaborn H. Jones an i Eli Manor, makers and said Wall endorser, aid the others in favor of Mellon S. Kelton vs. Seaborn H. Jones, makers, and said Wail 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-four, levied on as the property ot Little Berry Rancail, to satisfy two fi. fas. from Muscogee Superior Court, one in favor of Al fred F Brannan vs. said Randall, and the other in favor of Moses Butt vs. Little Berry Randall and Alfred F. Brannan. Also, one iot of land in the ninth district of Musco gee county, containing two hundred two an a half acres, with improvements, being a grist and saw mill. kc. levied on as lilt* propery of Henry B. Hor ton. to satisfy a ti. fa. from the Inferior Court of said county, iu favor f Richard P. Barker and Gridin Barker vs. said Horton. JOHN S. DUNCAN, dep. sl.ff. Dec. 1, ts POSTPONED SALES. WILL BE SOLD AT THE ABOVE TIME AND PLACE in file following Negroes, io wit . Jim, a man übout 24 years oid, William a mulatto boy about 16 veais old, Martha a woman abou 19 yeaisoid, Ma -1 ria a woman about JO years oid, and her five ct iuren | Sarah 10 years o il, Henry 7. Ludy 5. Frances S | and Laura, 1 year old; also, five, tine, two story. ’ granite front brick store houses,on Oglethorpe street,, j i umediaiely opposite the Oglethorpe House, at this t uni* unoccupied the most oi in. in are) each con taining limy fee. font, more or less, on Jgetheipe I street, and . mining west eighty feet, moio or les.--—alt 1 being .n the euv oi Columbus and- ounty of Muscogee; j also, .ot of land Nn one hundred and eighty.oik-, in j the six h district of Muscogee, containing two hun j dred two and a half acres, more or less ; sa-d land ts J unimproved ; alt levied on as the proper y if Butm . Hepburu. to sa'i.-fy sundry li las. irom Muscogee Superior Court, one m favor of the Executors of Gt-otge W Murray deceased v.-. Burton Hepnurn, appellant, and Jam s C Watso.i, stcuriiy on liio appeal an stay, and ther h. fils vs said hephiun. Also two li.t.f a..re tots m tins city ot t'oliiinbus comity of VI st o-ee. being on tin h ock on which the old jail s amis, an i the two unpvi C'-inet o y on Jacit s>n and l roup .treeis a . ta*.e in prone, bv George \\ T K m—ai-o three ivvo-sl .ryh: ck it item ms, on Oglethorpe ••ireet. in the tv oil oiMinhi s t.e.ng a part j of half acre lot No. two iiundred and twenty-seven. | | each having a font of thir’v f et more oi less on tie: ; east side <d"Oglethorpe stieet, un i runnii g • as on i hundred ami forty seven teet len lie hes hi re or ess i ! now occupied by tones & Beiunng. and Betlume it. | j Ellis, levied on as the property of Janie* cj. Cathoun. | I or Calhoun Nc Bass .o satisfy sundry h fas it. favor -F| ’ the* Insurance Bank oftfolumbu*, Burton Hepburn and ‘ others vs. Calhoun & Bass I Also the following property, lo sos land numbers | thirty-three, sixty-thre and sixty-four in the six h dis trict of Muscogee.cohnty, each containing .-wo hundred \ two anti a half acres more or less havin a good set o! : nulls upon the same, now in posse sio i )f William & ’ James Btair, airo one road wagon and six nutlet <u;e ! largo, ox-cart aud six oxen, and o. e sorrel horse about [ fo:i7 or five years old. All the above property levied I on as the property of William & James B'atr to saus |fy sundr li fasfiom the Superior r.nJ nferior coarjs ■ of Muscogee, one in favor of S. Vail & son. one in jfavor of John & Samu-1 Bones, one in favor of 11. i Kin T sland R Cos, one ia t ivor of the Bank of Lolum : bus, two in favor ot George Hargraves Jr. ad vs. ; Willtao & James Biatr, one in favor of Francis B i Rhodes vs William and James Biair. and one in favor j ol William Tiavwick vs Wi liam and James Biair ! and one in favor of Calhoun and Bass vs V. iiiiam and j fames Biair. S. R. BONNER, thiritf. December 1, IF-10 POSTPONED SALES. At the Brune time and p!aee will be sold : A half acre lot and improvements, si'tir.n or. the jail square in the citv of Colorabus. whereon John ‘ Austin now resides, b x ied 0.. as the pr perty .! sa: Austin, bv virtue o! four fi. fas. t>. m the Inferior Court of Muscogee conntv.two in favor of Nathaniel Mills, one against Jesse Garner principal and one a?a*n t Edward Acroe, princ pal, two in favor of Robert Wa'son against John H. Ware, principal and said Austin as security on all. The above pro “erty is also lex’ied on subject to a fi. fa. from the Superior Court of Muscogee county, in favor of Charles D. Stewart vs. John O. Vustiti William B. Robins m & Cos and Richard Hoop-r, principals, and John H. Ware, security. Also, the house and lot lately occupied by John C. Hatni ton, situated on the wc.'tsiic ol Oglethorpe st. R the uy of Okimubu*, keondeu North i.v the yr perry of fhomas Dot on, at don ir.c E urti by I t J. J. B. lioxey, levied on as the pmpci vot avi • right, to satt-fy a h. fa. in tavor ui Janus ii. fchu. • ter v. said Wright. THEOBALD HOWARD, dep. shff. Dec. 2. ts FO'TPO\ED SALE. AT THE SAME TIUI a.M) PIACE. ( tie hundred one an ■ one fourth acr- s .4 iar.d, be ing the north half of lot number one hundred and sixteen m the sixili district of Muscogee county —< v ied on to saitsfy sundry fi fas issue out of a justice’s c. ur. of Muse gee count , n favor of A. B. Austin vs Jan.es Howei and E. Deen: levied on y a consta ble. December 2, IS4O. JOHN S. DUNCAN, D S. TAX SALE. Will be so!' 1 , on the rrs f ucsciay in February n.-xi,tire house and to: nuinti r nanetytive, situate on Few street in t le city of Columbus, levied on as the property of Thomas G. G >rdon by v. tie o‘ a tax fi fa to favor of i'fve Btate auJ •: “m y vs. said Jordon, t axes due for the yitn 1839 Jf.72 kB. Property pointed aut In t>..cior John W. Ti ruer. Til FOB VLD HOWARD, dep. shff. MUSCOGEE CthUGtnrS SALK. iV* ‘“• ‘ uiY • 1 it • I 111 i .eg-, li • ii. i • .or tie t hoii’ t <:• or li; .iie cii’. of Cff Os :•> . f ;’-V. fit f ..low tug proper y: House aw.l iol, cootau.mg tw . y-ei.‘n feei oi ground front, nr He o e-s mi g n.e u. rhe < yot . v.nnbns . to log a-o i ..uf-.ci. .<>: utuntrcr Jlie llilialrvii au.i sere .y-seret. I. v* occupied uy .te.beu A rtatfud, .in .1 > ti. n-l Lew., •Viun ■>•• free person- of . !.,r vied >n a iit pro per y f i-.uza Eiimt , . ...os \ hie in tavor of sane, i ait< r vs .i.zu .>..rv r- Beyiu-ar R. Bonier security: <r , ni oi ... ■ rs. ~n ur R. Homier Nove.oti ■.7 fsau 41 B A ■ i.EI Wi: K>. Cvrontr JX• Se':>‘iE J 1 •.H'irtGl'. SAu'W.'. j it.t. oe , ill IO f l e.-U.ty It. JA \- j ¥ i Aiil next, bto e to Court House j ‘loo. ,n ‘n ..minus u,.,vv.-ri, it u lu r.oor of sale, die too > o J properl. wit Six ne_iocs; ia-K a man atniut o oty-hve years I old, Ptinlp .mint *i y live \,n s r.•n. awo j man 17 •e. t om; A;a ti l. a wotto.n wem *ot.rvears ! o.d, tiar lei a g.rl > v ll. •.r - igU, . ars .-ui; ai.it -A .. v j gin hret or lour ya ;ao . u' ; .i m, as liv • properly ol A Mr: O. B CKbam. to sa.is V H in a | fi. fa. troni Muscojee it.f nor Conn n taxi i or i. B j Green & Cos. v*. said . eckliato. I n*pn y p*.*ionU out in sat., uior.gagi to fa. E li. i.UNNshi, sher ff. Octolier 29 STB IVAii'i’ Sii lIIPP a r i.EE. ON the hrsi x uesday m J.a.N c .its - riex<. will, witum Hie legal hours, be sold, be.ore the coust t.ouse door ui the town of Lumpkin, Eiewart county, the folio mg property: Lot ot land number seventy lh.ee in the twenty-se cond district ot said county —levied on as toe property of Thomas J fcjieil, security, Io satisfy sundry h tas issued out of a justice’s couit of rstewart county 111 ta vor ot Isaac Parker vs Bhadracii lierington and . ko iiiu J. Bietl. Aiso the settlement of land where James H.R.ansey now residi s— e vied on as the property of said Ratusey, to satisfy ah fa i ued iro.n the loferiot court -f .\i* - doiph cou.uy in favor of Richatu Davis ts James .J. itainscy. Also .ouso aim lot in ti.e iotn of L n.ipkin bn wart county number one, uuuer ietier G. o e oontin u an-. twenty feet back, tony-six feet front; and one road wagon and harness and six nodes; a so Nathan < nr .on’s in erest in the ear. half id toi munbe one tiuu ured and fifty mtiie iwetUieih dist.ici oi B ewuri coun ty—levied on asthe piopd rty oi .Namati v itfton .o sa t.sfy sundry Ii fas issued froui the sujt-rtoi arid inferior courts of Slewail county tri tavor of Hopkins Jen;.mgs & Cos. v*s NaihanClifton. Aiso iols of land numm-rs one Itu .dred and sixtv four, one hundred nd sixty-five, one hundred and eighty and one Hundred and eighty-one in the twenty first district of Stewart county; also tv.o negroes, viiles and Hannah—levied on as t e property ofDan iel M'Leod, to satisfy a ii f t sued from Si. wart su perior court m lavor of Gulicn Harp. The above pro perty to be sold for bills on ihe Ooiumbus Bank or gold and silv. r only, by orJcr of Gregby E. Thomas, piaumtf’s attorney. Aiso two hundred bushels of corn—levied on as the property ot Ellas Gilinon, o satiety a li fa issued Irom 8 eivart superior court in favor of Elijah E. Crocker vs Silas Gilmon. Also lot of iand number one hundred and eightv eiglit iii ill twenty-third district of Siewari county— levied on as the property of Mark M. Fleming, to sa iisly a fi fa issued from Stewart superior court m tavor of Leroy Wiley, Parish R Cos. vs Mark M. Fleming, James M. Sullivan, Augustine B. Pope, Whitfield and. Cain, aud Ni it Robison, Aiso six negroes, viz; Lewis a man, Peggy a wo man, Mavelloti and child, and Addeliue and child; al so tile following lots of laiul,v z: uui.ibers three hun dred and thirty seven, three hundr rt anu thirty-eight, and three hundred and forty two. and ft actions number ihree hundred and so. ty-ifiree, containing one bundled and thirteen aetes, and niunbet three hundred and for ty-four, con*anting thirty acres, in the twenty second litstrici of Stewart County— levied on as the properly of John D. Pitts, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from he superior and inlerioi courts of Stewart coun'y in favor of John B. Logan and others vs John D. Pius. Also the east tiaif of lot of land number one hundred and fifty i-i the u* entielh district ol sard county—levied on as the property of John D Newberry, to satisfy sundry n fas issued from a justice’s court, of Stewart county in favor of i avid Fugerson vs John D. New berry: kvv made and returned to me by a constable. Also lot of land number on ; hundred and twenty-six tri the thirty fiisl district of Stewart c umy— evied on as the property of Richey Denman, to saiisty sundry ti fas t-suedfrom a justice’s court of Franklin aunty in favor of William Ballings vs Richey Denman. -Also lots nutimers one hundred and one and two hun dred and fifty-six in the eighteenth district of Stexvart county—levied on as he proper'y of Robert Bird to satisfy a li la issued from Stewart inferior court iu fa vor of Fr* derick Bugby vs Robert Bird. Also one negro slave by the name of Abram—levied on as the property of Henry Beachain, to sattsfv a ti fa issued from Stewart superior court in favor of Ab ner Wellborn vs tlenry Beachain. Also a negro-woman named Mary—levied on as the property of Thomas J. Siell, to satisfy sundry fi fas is>ued from Stewart inferior court in favor of Dm iei Davis and otiiers vs Thomas J. St eil. Also store-house and lot designated as the house formerly occupied by M'Citlfi r & 1- ny as a store house, in possession of Lamar, Clark & Co.—levied on as the property of M'Cuiier oi Perry to satisfy a fi fa issued from Stewart superior court in favor of Isaiah Davis versus Richard Ponder Whittington Wiggins, Matthew .M'Cuiier. George B. i’ui v and Daniel Maiheson. security on slay ROBERT RIVES, sheriff Novenrb- r 26 1640 WILt BE SLI D AT I Hr ABOVE TIME A> D TIACE Wil tarn -uiidi’- it.tercst m lot. I band n..inber forty three in the twer.ty-lourt: dtstriet ■ f originally Lee but now Stewart county —: vied on satisfy Mindly fi fas issued out of ii justice's tot in f'rat.killi county in favorJof NN titan. Hendrick and others v, :nd Smith. A so one bay mare, live years oid, and titty buslnls o corn—levied on a. tiie property of 1 ..onias \N . Pierce, t” satisfy one ii fa issued from th inferior courl of Stewart county in favor ot riobert Hiliesee. :or the use of Matthew Mmrp vs Thomas W Peirce M. M. FLEMI -(’ deputy sheriff” November 28. 1 £-40. At I MF. ABOVE TIME AND i LACE WILL BI SOLD rJt.jjjL J loiiiiiian’s iiueiest in to. number one iit:n oed and twenty-four in th. uventy-f.tith ulstrici of origin ally Lee but now -lewau county —evnd on to satisfy ati fa issued from Ste art sup* i tor court at favor ot John R- Bat tee v- Blunt t r..n man: property punned on- bv .lain’itf’s at-o.n y A;so mis iium r seventy and number ninety-one in •he ihtrty-sec.ii.d and st ici ot funu iiy Lee but no Sie a art county tevi dona tile p openy of i itoiua ■ Appteubi e. n> satisfy aha issot u lion. Stear: su | jietinr . ouii in i’av rot Janie- N Betliune vs Joseph j • . Hie, er, Thomas id. Applewh e aim Luucajl Nj j cholson. Also tut number iwo hundred and twenty-three it | the twenty-: lit. uistrtc: of . unm-riy Li t but now S exvar: county —evn and oil as the proper!', of Jeptha .Ricketts to -iiii'fv sunury ti fas issued ft"m justice’s • :onrt of sai.i cott .ly: property pointed out by lie de fendant: levy made and returned .o n.t- by tl cons abU. November 26 1840. HENRY W. SP.IARS, deputy sheriff, MJKTGAuE SALES. WILL BF. SOLD AT THE ABOVE TIME AND PLACE, Lot number two hundred and forty-fix e n ‘he u\en ty-four.h district of Stewart county—levied on as the property of James S. Lunsford, to satisfy a mortgage fi ; as issued from Stewart superior court in favor of Aden Beckatn vs antes S. Lunsford: property point ed out in said fi fa. Als ■ lot of land number two hundred and twenty-six in the twentieth distric’ of Stewart county—levied on as the property of Augustine B. Pope, lo satisfy a mortgage fi fa issue I from Stewart superior court in favor'’ of Sioddard. Miller & Cos. vs Augustine B. Pone. November 26, 154'. ROBERT RIVES, sheriff STEWART MORTGAGE SALES “VSTILL be sold ou the first Tuesday in JANII f 5 ARY next, within the legal hours of sale be fore the Court Hons, door in Lumpkin, Stewart coun ty the follow ing property, viz: ’ Tener a woman. Amy a woman. Jack a boy, Alfred a boy, Arthur a man, Samson a man. Dermr a wo rian. and vo • i.fdren, Lucy a v.oman, and George a bov. Rove a woman Kali a boy. Cabin a boy Hes ter a girl, Dav a hoy.all taken as the property of Uobt. Hatcher to satisfy three mortgage fi fas issued out of Ste- rt inferior court, in favor of Lovard B yon, Tomlinson Fort. NViliard Bovhton and lijuh E. ."rocker, executors < f Samuel NVitii-inis, dcce; sed vs. said Hatch or. Prop, rty pointed out i- said fi fas. A;so. Tonev a ma , Sylva a woman, Georgia Ann a girl, Cato a'boy, taken as the property of Robert Hatcher, to satisfy a mortgage fi fa issue 1 out of Stew art inferior court, -in favor of Turner Co’ey vs. said Hatcher. Property pointed out in said fi fa. Oct. 21 37is ‘ ROBERT RIVES, §h'ff. UAKKR FdSTPOKRIt SALK. ON he first f uesday in AM Alt Y nxt will ntiiii the .-vat htHH-s he So.d betore tie* Couri tic.iise door in die town ei Nexvto , Ba.er oonnty, the ioliowti.g prop- ny: One hree acre lot in the town of Gitlion. we.t im proved, oße brass leek.one bureau, two leather bees, bedstrado ami fttrni.ure hve hi*-e botumed cliatrs two roc.kin. chairs, two ‘sprit-bo'-turned c airs, one mall dressing tah.e. two large pine rabies om tviok case,one lot of books, one set China, one tot of com mon crockery ware, one for*-chant, one shovel, one grHhbtnghoe, one tot of kitchen furniture, one lame wash-pot. and one arg* t/amed stor -house in said town of Grilion—al .evied oji as the property ot San ford T Wt son. to sat.sfv ifi ee fi fas iss.ied fion: the superior court of -aid county in favor of E. Ber.ll & Cos. v Wtl.-on & .Matthews': property pointed out by S T. Wil.-on. November 21 1840 KOBeRT HARDIE httff WILL BE SOLD AT THE ABOVE TIME AND PLACE l’wo fitindred bushels of Corn —evie on as I tic property of William Kendrick, io sail fy two h fas issued out of ‘ aker superior court, one in favor of John Rawls vs. William Kendrick and Green L. Denard, and the other in favor of William Denard vs. the said William Kead.iek: the property pointed out h* p aiiitifT Also lots t!iirt\ (3 ) and thirtv.two (32) on Broad j--“et with : he improvements; iots fifty -rvee, (57) ) es -nme |.39) and sixts-one (61) *in Pine -treet. with : ir.prov m* n s ant one i -an horse—levied on as the t or*• , *r; v of Morii* cai A ex-.ndtr. to sattsfv fivo ti fas ; issued fro ii Biker sup- rmr court one ir* favor of B* n ; net H Ely vs. said Alexander and Philip Clayton, j security orn- in favor of lohn Rawls vs. <aid Alex i an ler. two in favor of Jam *s Ogie-bv !ki'n. vs. said ! Alexander, and one in favor of vvil ain Tlomohros ivs -aid Alexander. Property pointed om h\* a- tend-; cuts. GREEN L TINSLEY'. D. S. ! V„v-„.'-.*rM IP;0 40w ■ lai-u... n -3i...mi*'i* k Inviioii. 1.. L. DC ...J.u on ill*: nr.-i : lie ua_> ill J.xNU- W w Aiv\ uex bei.ne the Court liin.se ouor. in the loon of <sli libe.l. RuiHiotpii county, within me Usui! (lolir-- ui .-aie, ftU lUI OWil-g , lopeilx: ■ in- io- oi lain: iiuiuhei one tin leu anu n.ncu-i ne, I m Ui* iD ii riis I net i*i sam ouni arm iv.o cuuou ! gill one in.vi g forty am. the o her nfly .-aw-—vi u i o-i a* the property of John N. lie iy. t sau-,H one h ,t i iroui R.tiiui t /ii inteitor court in favor of iictu B 1 *> ha* y vsJuin.N iv l\. J .Aiso Ol ot laiul uumbi r rhir'y-*evon. in tile fourth ; ulblrie. ot Kairrjo ph < ooii y —.evie* i i* as ll:< pro,-, r i ly ot J-riiii W iiii.uiu. lo -kltst . *ne li i.i trout .ju-ll j ire’s com of satu couiny in tu e l of Ain n iVloji s Juno Wnth m -fiso i lof iai cl iiiiinbim iwenly-fotir, n the nine teen n disi.ici of saui coumy—.evied on as ihe pro perry ot Wi tum *a.sey j.,. u satisfy sundiy ti las ‘i'"tb ‘ r > jusiiees ci)'-rt ot said county, one at tavor of Vvniium Woi'itcn v> V\ in am Casey, jr. A*so *wu ti-groes uz: ne.ro mrn mimed Torn a h .ui torty-ii*. ty r ary ,n al.d h lit gi > non;an r u tied Paiiu.s about I* *y-uve y. ai s old, ai.it one sort, ihu -e about ten years Old and cm- !?aiout;; and two l..utt sanu ( juiids tod. e m r o; ,t —levied on as die pi opt. lx ol James Enin-. to satisfy in.dry n fas, viz: one in tavor oi Vv lui.-iii Vv jia.Vhiu vs Jane- i-.inns issued 1.-, an Kri.idolpu siipenu four : pr “perry j,. juried out uy [..atmifi's auorn \ — ;*n out Itoiu Rand**iph in f rror cour. in .avor ot ..uitus u. Ectm.; vs J..n;< s .an il is Alsu lot o! i.tuii nuinncr wo bundled and fort y'-eight tn the til li disitic ol H. ioioi, h connly—h v.ed on as •he property of Evert*;. Pearce, io sai.sry one li fa in iavoy ol Davm B. ; asm., Robert N. 1 ayioi and JiMiu Ni i,mips, iale uierchaiu. raduig under tiie li m at and usirig i.enaiiit u> and -iyle ■ f .mislead, i'ay lor R t o. lor m use ot lie iJank of Huwkn.sviiie V* Eve.etl Bearer: issued fiuiu Houston superio* court. Also the south ..alt ot l<>t oi laud uinobei one hun ded uno oineie. n*n he irnili disirKt of said county; and iliret negioes, viz: a negro man named Abram about thirty-s;x y ears oid; and a woman about thirty years o.d, name nor ku vvn. and a hoy c!u!d named John about hve niou.lis o.d—itvitti on as the property of i homas G. Caiman, losausty sundry ii fa’s from a justices court *>t said coumy, viz. one in favor of Alexander Kilpatrick vs T. etnas G. t -arman, others tu favor ol Council Wooten vs Thomas G. Carman. Also n rth liaif of lot of land number one hundred and live in the fourth district of said county; and ihe lease, for three years, f lot of kind number one hun dred and eighty-fimi, in the fourth district ufsaid coun ty —levied on as the property of James McMullen, to satisfy one fi fa in favor of Don Alonzo D. Snelgrove vs James McMullen, issued from a justices court of said county. Aiso lot of (and number r.inety-rhree in the ninth district of Randolph county —levied on as the proper ty of einion Beall, to sausfy sundry fi fas from a jus tices court of said county tu favor of James Harrison vs Simon Beall. Also G Jefferson Reynold’s interest in atown lot m the town of Cuihberl, said Coumy, known as the lot on which Jane Reynolds, deceased, formerly lived— levied on as me properly of G. Jefieison Reynolds, to satis’y one fi ia from a justice court of said county iufavor i fL.ee efiVies vs G. Jefferson Reynolds. Aiso one lot in the town of Cuihberl, known as tire lot on winch Jane Reynold lormtiiy lived—levied on as the propeliy of ihe said Jane Reynolds to satisfy one fi fa from a justices court of said county in favor ot Lee Jefliie vs Jane Reynolds. Also that pa i of lot oi iand number one hundred and ninety-:hree m the iiimli disiricl of -.aid counfy, which lies ea t of the road leading from Cutliber! lu Lumpkin—levied on the property of i.ee Jeffries, io satisfy one fi fa limn a justices couii of said county in favor of David Ferguson vs Lee Jeffries, and one in lavor of Elbert . irk on vs Lee Jeff.les. Also the but lot of land on which Moses Mathews now lives; and the inleresl ot Mason Shell in ihe lot of land oil vs Inch he now* lives, both o’- said lots bein* in the eleventh district of Randolph county—the numbers not known—levied onus the properly ol the said Mathews and Shell, to satisfy one fifafromthe superior <o rl of Rando pli county in favor ol Lee Jeffries vs Moses Mathews and Mason Shell. LEAVIS GREGORY, Sheriff. WILL BE SOLD AT 1 HE ABOVE TIME AND PLACE One lot of land number sixty-three in the ninth district of said county —levied on as the properly of John Burton, to satts:y one fi fa issued fi onnhe’su perior court of said county in favor of David Holman vs. John Burton and L. B. Camp, security on stay. Also one negro boy, named Alfred, about seventeen years oid—levied on a> the property of Jordan Dykes, to satisfy four ti fas issued from a justices court of .-aid county, two in favor of Eibert Dickson and two in favor of James S, Odem vs Jordan Dykes. Also one store house and lot in the town of Cuth bert in the said county, occupied ai present Ly W. & O. P. Beall, nuiTit er unknown—levied on as the pro perty of Henry Britt, to satisfy (>n< fi fa issued from the superior court of said county m favoi of Raymond & Allison vs Biitt and Cheshire and lohn Roc aud Elbert Diekson, 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 oil as the proper ty of Janies B Bell, to satisfy sundry ti fas from a jnsttc.s 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 bundled and Iwen'y-fotir, two hundred and twenty-six. and two hnn<lr< and anil fifty-six in the ninth district, and number three hundred and thirty five in the filn district, ah in said conn y—levied on as the property of Julius G. Echols to satisfy one fi fa from the superior court of I'alhot cot nly in favor of James Ellison vs Julius G. Echols. Also one hundred and iif y bushels of corn, one grev hor e. and a small lot of hardware—levied on as the property of Uriel T. Farmer, to sati-fy a fi fa issued from the superior court of Sumter county in f.ivorof Lovett B. Smith vs Urn-i T Farmer. Also one lot of iand number seventy in the fourth istrict of Randolph county —levied onto satisfy an attachment ft ‘alroro thesnperim c-urt of said coun ty in favor of Renin n Harrell vs Windham S. Tiiatp, rroneitv pointed otil in said fi fa. RICHARD DAVIS D. S. AU&IIKISTIIATOR'S SaLE. M"> ILL b .->.it! on Friday, the fifteenth day of January next, at the late residence of John S e iirr. lete of Early cotintv, deceased, all the PERISHABLE PROPERTY belonging to the es ate of said deceased, (cattle excep'ed ) consisting of horses hogs oxen arid cart, bi cksnitth's, gtm sinith’s. carpenter’s and plantation tools, a variety of guns two horse carriage and jersey wagon, house h Id and kitchen furmtun an ! many other artic es t> tedious to nieit’ion. The-sate to continue from day to dav till all is so and. Terms made known on the day. November 14. 1840. LEE WALKER aJtn’or 41 tds. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK. BY order of the honorable liiiertor court of Baker county, Georgia, while sitting aa a court of or dinary. wiii b sold, before t he court-house dor in the town of Newton. Baker county, on the first Tuesday in Febi nary next, between the usual hours of sale, ai the Land, lyin'; in said county, belonging to the estate of Benjamin Keaton, late of ‘aid county, deceased Terms made known on the dav of sale. BENJAMIN 0. KEATON, adm'or. November 23, 1840 —4l GUARDIAN’S SALE. BY order of the honorabl inferior court of E'aker count . Georgia, while sitting as a court of r dinarv, wiil be sold, on the first Tuesday in February next, between the usua ; h airs of sale, before the court house door in th- town of Newton, in said county, four NEGROES the property of Thomas B Keamn and Rebecca Keaton, orohans and minors, late of said county, deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. BEXJ AMIN O. KEATON, guardian November 23. 1840—41 EXECUTORS’ SALE. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in JANUA RY next, at the Court in Baker coun ty, s : x negroes belonging to the estate >f Isaac Gillion, dec ased; sold for the benefit of the heirs. JOAB J GILLION, S. B. GKI METT, Executors. Gnllion Baker county, Oct. 19,1840.. 58ts blanks TOR SALE t \T TJHS OFFICE. i.EUAi. i\ O ‘l’ ICK S . EIECDTOIIS’ SALK. II.L be bviu on t- riday the first da\ of JAN w oARI mxt, (1841) a. the late residence of Davenport Lxivsja, deceased, in Ste ar county ‘ Georgia. :iiu mi.es soutnwcst firoia Lumpkin, ait the perishamo property of the e-Ra'e o’ Daveuport Law son. ace used, consisting f fattened and stock hoes, nurses, nudes, cattle, furniture, provisions, tools, 4kc. &tc, i erms made known on the day. JAMES LAWSON. , , THO.VIAS LAWSON, October 2 1840. 38 s Executors. GKOKCiIA) Meriwether County. HEREAS Peter W Str-.zier ..pplie for let - * ■ uilministra ton .leboms notion the es tate oi joint \\ Strozier, in e of said coun'v. de eea ed. I hese arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceast u o he and appear at my office, within ihe tune prescribed nv taw, to show cause, if any exist, why said letters should not b granted. Given under my hand, at office, this 26th dav of November, 1840. 4< LEVI M. ADAMS, c. c. o. | (JtiOUl.l A t Meriwtlh r County. . H. LEAS Nau.an ills and Anna Gav ap ■ “ w p v ior ieiters oi administration on the estate ot iHn/diitm Gay . ate of said countv, deceased, i hese are, therefore to ciie and admonish al! and siiigi-i.tr me Kindrt and and creditors of sant deceased to be and appem at my office, within Hie time prescribed by aw. to show cause if any exist, why said letteis shouid not be granted. Given under on hand at office, this 26'l.eav of N >- veinber I .-40. 4 * LEVI M. ADAMS, c.c.o QKOItGIA, .I/- riivrlhcr County. Lfc, nil CAS Aisey Kui t t pol es for letters of ¥ ailininisirai.on mi the estate of Sandfurd H ■>o iis I te ol said county, deceased, J he e are. thir f.re to cm and admonish ail and singular the kiudrid and creditors of sal t deceased to tie and appear al my offi. e. within t e ime prescribed in I w. to si oiv cause, it any exist, why said letters should not be granted, Given undt rto hand at oh ice, this 18(i day of November. 1840. 41 LEVI M ADAMS, c.r. o Tinker County. W r ur.i4 At) Benjamin Phillips applies to me ‘or .c.ters of miiiuiiistraiion on the e-iaie oi J hn Keiiy, itr'e ot said county, deceased 1 hese are. therefore, to < .ie and admomsh a'l and singular the kindred and cretii ors ot’s .id deceased to be and apnea* a; in. office, within the time prescribed by iaw, to show cause, if any exist, why said letters should n t be, granted Given unde- inv hand at office, tins 16th day of Ko vetnhet. 1840, 41 SETH G. STEVENS, c c. o. ■* fit til V, Talb at oounty \ ‘SMJ 7 REAS i’ .e.o.ittriek Vlontfoit applies to nu i * ■ Lr <• it is of .i iniinis.ration on the estate oi *te vnl Mon for, dee. a -d. i tier c are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred arid creditors . 4 said deceased to be and appear at nyy office within the tune prescribed bv law, so show cause, if any exist, why said letters should no’ be gran ed “veu under rnv hand, this 20th November, 1840. 41 W. 8. GOSS, c. c. o. 6EOUGIA, Talbot County. • * ham and William M'Gin'y apply to me for letters of adniiuistration on the estate ol John Graham, deceased, 1 hese are, therefore, to cite and admonish al! and singular the kindred end creditors of said deceased to be and appear nt my office, within ‘he time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any exist, why sa.d letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand, litis 20: h November, 1840. 41 ‘ W S. GOSS, c. c. o. GEORGIA, LARI V COUNTY. THIRTY days afterdate, application will be made to the honorable the inferior court of Ear ly county, when setting fir ordinary purposes, by Lee Walker, for letters of administration on the estate of John Ste • art, late of said county, deceased. ‘I hese are, therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescri bed by law, t tile their obj.-cions, (if any) to shew cause wiiy said letters should not be granted. Witness, the Hon Castleberry, one of the jus'.ices of said court this 3d day of November. 1940. JOEI. W. PERRY, c. c o. Nov. 25,1840. 40 GEORGIA HEARD COUNTY. ®fst HEREAS Thomas Hillev, jr. applies to me Vw for letters of adm nistration on the estate of Thomas Hdlev, sr.iate of laid county, deceased— These are llierefoie to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of sain deceased, to be and appear at mv office within the time pre scribed by law, end show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office. Nov. 9, 18-10, 40 3i BAILEY BT.EDSOE. c. c. o. GEORGIA STEWART COUNTY. WWT HEREAS Hugh F. Rose, adm’or. and F.llz- V w abeth Vinson, adm’trx. of the estate of Elisha Vinson, late of said county, deceased, apply to me for letters of dismission on said estate, These are therefore to notify and require all persons i .terested or concerned, to be and appear at or before iLc Court of Ordinary, to be held in and for said coun tv, on the first Monday in May next, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted to said administrators on that dav. Given under mv hand at office, October 10, IS4O. 35m6m ‘J. S YARBROUGH, c. c. o. GEORGIA^MERIWETHER COUNT y! Inferior Court, sitting for Ordinary purposes: Present W. B. Ector, James’ Render, Samuel K. Gates, Franklin 11. Glazier and Daniel Kei Injustices, this 71li day of September, 1840. WHEREAS Abraham J. M‘Afee and Mary M'Gaitec, administrator and administratrix of the estate of David M‘Gahee, deceased, apply for lette sos dismission of said estate. These are, therefore, to notify all persons in any manner interested, to show cause, if any there be, within the time prescribed by law, why said letters of dismission should not be granted to them. Given under my hand at ffiec, Sept. 7, 1840. 32—6tm ‘ LEVI M. AMAMS, c. c. o. GEORGIA. MERIWETHER COUNTY. Vnt T HEREAS Allen Dykes, guardian of Maxi tf millia.ii Knight, applies to me for letters of dismission front ;iie guardianship of said Maximillian Knight— These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per sons concerned, to show cause, within the time pre scribed by law, why stud Allen Dykes should not be dismissed Given under my hand a* office. June 18,1840. 20 in6m LEVI M. ADAMS, c. c. o. FOUR MONTHS after date, application will be made to the honorable The Inferior Court of Baker County, when sit:nig for Ordinary purposes,for leave to sell all the land belonging to the estate of Benjamin Keator.. late of said countv. deceased. BENJAMIN O. KEATON, Adm'or. Sept. 25. 1840. 34m4in POUR MONTHS after date, application wi 1 be made to the honorable tin* Inferior Court of Ba ker county, wh n titling for Ordinary purposes, for ,eave o sell sou negroes the property of Thomas B. Keaton and Rebecca Keaton, oipl.aus and minors, late of said countv, deceased. BENJAMIN O. KEATON, Guardian. September 25.1840 34m4m 575S 75 OUR MONTHS after date, application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of -.andolph county, while sitting for Ordinary purposes, so- ieave to sell lot of land number one hundred and forty, in the nintli district of said countv. LK AH PEIR CE. Adm'rr. EVERETT J. PEIRCE Adm'or. Oct. 2, 1840 34m4m. FOUR MONTHS after date, application wil he made to the Honorable the Inferior Court, when s. tuna for ordinary purposes, of the county of Tal bot. for leave io sell all :he Real Esta'c and Personal of Alexander R. Buchennon and r> list and GEORGE BUCHANNON. Adm'or. MA .THA A BUCHANNON Adm'rx. Septembe. 4. 1840. 30m4m IN HARRIS SrPEIUOU t OIRT, SEP i EMBER TERM, 18.0. Jordan Teel 1 vs Libel for Divorce. Foliv ‘l’ecl } IT appearing to the Court, m said cause, that the dr f.mlan: re-ides wirhoui ibis State: It is ord- r e;t hat service be pt ifee I 'd be perfected by publica tion of This rule in some public gazelle of ibis State f<*r three months once a month before the next r i erm of This Court A true extract from the minutes of Harris Superior Court, Oct. 2, 1840. 35m3m N. H. BARDEN. Clerk. John Johnson, guardian, 1 &c. Complainant, George Cooper, Thomas U. R P‘'i CoTcr J r ’ Gordon, Allen G. Bass, I fc ’ James S. Calhoun and S. R. Bonner. irh’ff. J IV H : I REAS Thomas G. Gordon, one of the de w * fendants in the above case, resides out of the State; on motion ordered, that service be and is here by perfected on the said Thomas G. Gordon, by pub lication of this rule, once a month for four months in some public gazette of this State, and that the said de fendant do nppiar and answer said bill by the first day of the next Teim of this Court. THOMAS & SHIVERS, Sols. pro. Complts. A true copy* from the minute* of the Superior Court of Muscogee county, October Term. 1840. Oct. 23, 1843. iStn-iiu A. LEVISON. CHf. GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COL NTT. , l'o hit 11 mar .U. Superior Court oj said County. 1 tie r aimers Bui.ti ) oi Oliawanoo. lice ! Rule Nisi to imee.osc VS. J uiojrlgsiit*. Mauoah D. kobiiison, J IT PUN the petition ot the Farmers Bank of Cha - J ialioocl.ee, shewing to the Conti mat itiepeu ioucr is Hie legai Holder turn assign*-■ fa certain Deed of mortgage mane audexecuted nTLue Aiafcouti 3 Robinson,ol said county and JStafe, on the seven eeulu day ot 1- ebri.ui y, in the y e-ar elgtia in huumeel .itiel thirty-nine, to cue Janies S. Calhoun ot said county anti State,for and tu consideration ot Hie sum ot live donars, by the said James S to the- said Ma itoalt D. m hand paid as well as for the better secur ing the payment oi a certain proiiussoty note- bearing even date with the said Deed ol moitguge whereby ne the said .YLutodh J >. promised to pay t\y. .ve tuoutiis after date ttmeoi a. the Bank o. Umt.inbus, iitree ihousauo do.tars witit interest from dale tor value re •eived id douse ami .ot tilts day so.d me by Yv in. P. Mcßeen.C. L. Bass, and tiie aid jaiiKs fc. Cal houn , stud tol being nil...her two hundred and twenty ,-igiit. By which said Deed of tit rtgage the- said Mauoah D. mortgaged to the said James S., all the north pan of hail acre lot known and distinguished in the pianos the Ciiv of Coiumbus, m the county and d.ate aforesaid, beginning on Jackson street, north ol alie-v, adjoining the Oglethorpe Hotel property, and .'uinuitg . orth on Hundred and three feet and ten inches to the corner of number ot two hundred and twenty -live, from thence wes one hmuireu and forty seven feet and ten inches south,and from thence alone the alley east, one hundred and forty-sev n feet and ten me; esu> the beginning point; tu.u ti.at said prom issory note and mortgage do. and lias been duly assigned vor and delivered to this pe.ilium r by the said James ■B. Cal oun fur a valuable consideration. And turtlie showing to the Court that the said promissory note is s iii due and owing, and remains wholly unpaid to the said petitioner by the said Mauoah D and praying tor a oreeiosure of the said mortgage deed in terms ot e statute-in such cases made and provided. Ills ‘hereforc ordered by the Court, That the said Manoalt id. Robinson pay into the Cink’s oiiice of this Court, •m. or before the first day- of the next term thereof, the whole amouni of principal and interest due on said oroHiissory note, together with all cost that may ae oue tl.eri ol or in default there-ol that the- Equity of Redemption in and to th said morgaged premises be forever ban ed and foreclosed -cording to the law. And it is tort er ordered bv tiic Couit that a copy of i.ts rule Nisi.be served upon the said Mano;ih D. Robinson three moililts before the next term < f tins ’ • ottrl, or pubiislied ill one of the public gaze.t sos ‘olumbus tri said county, for four tnuiiilis before the utx’ term thereof. HOLT Si ALEXANDER, Attorneys for petitioner. \ true ex'raet fr. rn the minutes of the Superior 1 ‘otu-i of Muscogee county,May 9 h. 1840. 13m4m A. I.EYISON, Clerk. GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY. AR t iCLIsS of Agreement made and entered into tilts the day of eighteen hun dred ami tlnriy-tliree, between t he undersigned nidi vidu ds who have associated themselves as a Compa ny, for ill- purpose of porch sing Indian lands ill the Creek Nation, under the slyle of George W. Diilm<r bam & Cos. dhe Company is to be composed of the so low ing G. W. Diliinghatn, D. K. Dodge, Luther Blake, Columbus Mills and Fielding Scrog gins, to have each a full share—the purchases of said lands to be niauc by Mills and Blake, and to be certi fied in llie name of G. W. Dillingham & Cos., L. Blake & Cos., F. Scroggins & Cos., or C. Mills R Cos. The money to effect the purchases is to be furnished by Dillingham and Dodge, the other members of said Company proportions, to be taken out of the proceeds of the lands when sold, which sales and all other things relating to the business of said Company, must be made by and with the consent of a majority of said Company. In all questions touching tile genet al in terest and concern of the company, a majority shall govern, each having an equal vote. Should aiy of the Company die before a Imal close of the business, the survivors shall go oil and close the business of the company, by disposing of the lands and other Gleets of the Company with or without the consent, of the representative or representatives of the deceased par ty or parties, but the full share shall be paid to his lepresentalives. Witness our hands and seals, this- dav of 1533. G. VV. DILLINGHAM, [L". S.l D. K. DODGE, [L. S ] LUTHER BLAKE, [L. S ] COLUMBUS MILLS, [!.. S.l FIELDING SCROGGINS, 1L.5.1 GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY. r’ersonally appeared before me Luther Blake, who being duly sworn, deposeth and saitli that the original Articles of Agreement, of which the above anu lore going is a true copy, was placed l i the Insurance Bank of Columbus for safe keeping, and that the j same has been accidently lost therefrom or destroyed, j so that the same is not now in the power or control of ! this deponent, nor in the power or control of either of j the parti ?s to said agreement, o far as this deponent ’ has been able to ascertain. Deponent furihers:a.es! that the above and foregoing i* a true copy of >a and 1 lost original. LUTHER BLAKE. ‘[ Sworn to and subscribed before me this 16 h day of; October, 1840. MICHAEL N. CLARKE, J. P. j Luther Blake j vs. The Representatives ( | Rule Nisi to establish ; George W. Dillingham, Articles of Agree- j deceased, D. K. Dodge, meal. Columbus Mills aid Fielding Sc oggins. IT appearing to the Court, uoon the petition and j oath of l.uuier Blake, that the original Articles ] ot Agreement, of which the above and foregoing is a j true copy, has been lost out of the possession of the Insurance Bank of Columbus, or destroyed so that it is not now in the possession or control of this depo nent. It is therefore on motion Ordt red. T-at saul copy of said Articles of Agreement he established in lieu of said lost original, unless pood cause be shown to the contrary at the next term of this Court, and that this rule be served uoon the Representatives of i George. AV. Dillingham, deceased, D. It. Dodge, Co lumbus Mills and P'ielding Scroggins, by publication j once a month for three months before the next term of i this Court in one of the public Gazettes in the city of Columbus. A true copy of the minutes of the Superior Court of j Muscogee countv, October Term 1840. Oct. 27. 38m3m A. LE VJSON. Clerk. | I GEORGIA. MUSCOGEE COUNTY. To the Honorable the Superior Court in and for -laid County. Benjamin P. Tarver j vs. [ Rule Nisi for foreclo- Joltn R. Lloyd and j closure of mortgage. Theobold Howard. J fSpHE petition of Benjamin P. Tarver, respect- JL fully sliewelh that herefore, to-wit: on the tenth day of January, eighteen hundred and tliirly-eight, one Theobolu Howard, and one John if. Lloyd, made, executed and delivered to James S. Moore and Mil ton J. ’1 giver, their certain mortgage deed for all that tract, lot, or parcel ol land situate,lying and being nit he county and Sta:e aforesaid, and city of Columbus, known and distinguished in the plan of survey of said city as lot kumber eighty, containing one half acre more or less, and that sail! mortgage deed was made, executed and delivered as aforesaid for the better se curing the payment of two certain promissory notes, one be-aring date on the twenty-second day of Novem ber, in the year eighteen hundred mid thirty-six, for twelve hundred and fifty dollars with interest from the date thereof, and due fifteen months afterdate,thereof payable at the Banks of Columbus, made and signed by the said Theobold Howard, and payable to the order of the said John R. Lloyd, and by him endorsed; the other of said notes bearing date on the eighteenth day of November, in the year eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, for the sum of three thousand seven hun dred and fifty-nine doliars and sixty-eight cents, and due one day afterdate thereof, made and signed by I the said Howard fc Lloyd, and payable to Moore fc j Tarver, or order, and that there is now due and unpaid ; on said mortgage, as principal,the sum of five thousand j and nine dollars and sixty-eight cents, besides inter est thcieon from the time said sum b< came due, and that no part ol said sum has been paid, and that iit de fault of the payment of said sum of money said mort gage deed should be in full force and virtue. And vour petitioner further sheweth,that after the making of said mortgage and notes, and before the payment thereof,to wit, on the twerity-ugth day of February, in the year eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, the said J. S. Moore and M. J. Tarver,for a valuable conside- ration transferred and assigned to your petitioner said notes and ortgage; in consideration of all wh oh your petitioner piays that a ruleni si may be granted nntoliim for llie foreclosure ofsaid mortgage, in term of the statute in such cases made arid provided. Wherefore, on motion of McDougaid & tfatson Attorneys for‘petitioner, it is ordered by the Court • hat the said John R. Lloyd and Theobold Howard, the mo; tgagors, do pay into the Clerk’s Office of th< Superior Court of said county the w hole amount u< principal and interest an 1 cost- due on said mortiutg* on or before the first day of the next term of this court, and that in default thereof the equity of redemp tion in and to said moitgage premises be from thence forth forever barred and foreclosed. And it is fur hr ■ ordered, that a true copy in substance ofthis rule ni m be served upon the said John R. Lloyd and Theoboh 1 Howard in terms of the statutein such case made an<’ provided, if to be found in said county,and if not. to lx published once a month for four months at least be fore the next term of this honorable court. McDOUGAI.D & WATSON. Attorneys for Petitioner. Muscogee Superior Court, April Term, 1840. A true extract from the minutes of the Superior Court of Muscogee county. May 9th. 1840. 13 mim A. LE VISON, Clerk. If. G. rll. IKIX'IS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, APALACHICOLA, FLORIDA, PRACTICES in the Courts of the Middle am’ Western Districts, and the Court of A open’- P-ETEns to Hon. J. S. Calhoun John For taj.he. Esq. and S. R. Eonneb, Esq., Columbus Georgia. W-oit. i GEORGIA. MV3COCSK CGUNTT. To tie Honor übit the nope nor Couit in and /or said County. vV in. F. McKeen Re. | vs - ! Rule Ni>i, to lortciok* A. J. Marshall & ; Mvtigaae. W. klalsteau. J t ” She pelitiv.ii of William P. McKern James S uadiouu k Gliai ies L. Bass, late tirm, keepers anil partners, using tue joint name ul \\ nliain p. iVic- Ket ii & Cos. shewetn, mat Aiexeus U. Marshall ami Y\ l.hain Halstead hereiolore, lawn, on the twenty e ---cond day ol June tn the year eighteen lumurvo aim thirty eight, to wit, tti the Couniy afoiesuiu, maue ex ecuud amt Ueliveievt io your pelilloin rs their certain viced o mortgage, bearing date tne oay aud year atore said, and wnucssing tha. the stu Maislia 1 ami Hal stead Util tlu n and th re, make a..b deliver to your pe titioners iheirtour certain piouiisson notes, sutiseribed with their liati(*s and beating tvi n dale witli said uetd ot mortgage, whereby, bv the in si of said notes the sa.d Alarsh&U and Halstead promised to pay, in months after the claie thereof, to your petit oners or order eleven hundred . ollars for value received, nivi by the second ot said notes, the-said Marshall and Halstead promised to pay, twelve months alter the date thereof, to your petitioners or order, eleven hun dred dollars, for value received; and that by t r third of said notes, the said Marshall and Halstead promised to pay, eighteen mou Its after the date thereof, to youi petitioneis or order, eleven hundred dollars, for value received; and that, also, bv tiie fourth of said notes, the- said Marshall and Halstead promised to pay twen ty four months atier the date thereof, to your petition ers, or order, eleven hundred dollars, lor val e receiv ed. And that by the said deed ot mortgage, they, tin sa u Marshall and Halstead, for and in consul ration ot the sum of 6ve dollars by your petitioners io iht min hand paid, as well as toi the belter securing tie pay ment of the aforesaid four promissory notes, did bar gain grant ami sell unto your petitioners their heirs anti assigns all the East halt of half acre Lot m the City of Columbus and County and State aforsutd, numbered m the plan ot said City, by the number two hundred and twenty-one, (2sl) to have and to hold the said bargained pr< mists to your petitioners, their hens and assigns to your pe ntioncrs and their own proper use benefit anu behoof forever, and the said Marshall ami Halstead lor the m selves, thei heirs. Executors and Administrators th-.- said bargained premises unto your peiiliorieishid war rant against the claims of themselves and their h. trs and against the claims v f ah other porsons whatsoever with a provision, nevertheless, that if ihe said Marsh ail and Halstead, and their hens, executors and admin istrators should R did well and truly pay ot cat.se to k-o paid to your peti loners and their heirs aim assigns ;ht aforementioned sums of money as they severalty tv 1 due; on the day and y ear meniioncd and rppouiK ti tor th payment thereof in said promissory uotva, re - cording to the tenor and etiVct thereof then and from thenceforth, as well the said mortgage deni and Ihe right of property thereby conveyed, as tin- said pro missory notes should cease, determine and be void ‘•> all intents and purposes: otherwise that your p. titioo ers had full powe to foreclose said mortgage upon h failure of the punctual payment of each and all of sa. notes or any one of them. Now this petition sliov <• to the court, that the second and third notes lieu.r. before specified, to wit, tiic note due twelve months af tor its date, and the note due eighteen nienths after it date, with interest on each, have long since been dn and payable, hut that neither the said Marshall and Halstead, nor any person or persons on behalt of the said Marshall and Halstead, have paid the said sums of money therein specified, or any part thereof, but ha* hitherto wholly and entirely failed anti refust and ro to do. Wherefore your pvliiioucrs pray, that tha said Mar shall and Halstead he ordeted by the court to pay into the clerk’s office of the same, on or before the fit at day of the next term thereof, the said aunts of money, to wit, eleven hundred dollars in each of the said promis sory notes specified, together with all interest and cost which may he due thereon at the time of such payment, or that in default thereof by the said Marshall and Halstead the equity of redemption in and to said mort gaged premises be thenceforth forever barred and foreclosed. HOLT & ALEXANDER, Attorneys for Petitioners. The foregoing petition having been heard and con sidered by tho court, it is therefore,on motion of counsel for the petitioners, ordered. That the said mortgagers pay into the clerk’s office of this court, on or befoiethe first day of the next term thereof, the said sums of ni*- ney due and unpaid on the two sevetal promissory notes in said petiiion specified, together .th all in terest and cost accruing at the time of such pa) went, and in default thereof that the equity of redemption i and to the said mortgaged premise be thenceforth forever barred and foreclosed. And it is further or dered by the court, That this rule ni si be served upoiv the mortgagors personally three months before the next j term of t his court, or by publication in vine of the pnb j lie gazettes of-Golunrhus, Ga. four months before the i next term of said court I A trim extract from the minutes of the Superior • caurt of Muscogee county. May 11th. 184 C. i 14 mini ‘ A. LEV ISON, Ck-tk. | GEORGIA. BAKER COUNTY. 7’o the Honor af U the Court of *aid count y,*- i Will I uni M*i uiiitri, i i s. 8 Rule nisi to fotedose mortgage. [ Micajah Thomas, j j rijj’MiK petition ol William M'Daniel sheweth, onW { _L JYlieajah Thomas, oil the eighth tiay of May,.- J in ti.e year eighteen hundred ami t’iwty-seven. made’ and deliveredto your petitioner his e< ritun pit nussory ; note in writing, the dale whereof rathe day and year j aforesaid, whereby the said Micajah’ Thomas pivnii i sed to pay the sard William McDaniel, or bearer, the | sum of one hundred aud fifty dollars, on or before Ih ; first day of May then next emming the date of sair I note ; and your petitioner further shews that ills'sain ! Micajah Thomas, for tiie purpose ol bettir securing the sum of money mention*d in said note, to your’ petitioner, as well as for the further sum of one iiun-- tired and tiftv dol ars io the said Micajah paid by your petitioner, the said Micajah executed ami delivered to'’ your petitioner his certain deed of mortgage, bearing’ date the day and year first aforesaid, by which enitF deed of mortgage the said Micajah conveyed ar ,tt granted to your petitioner two ceitain lots of land 1 j known as lots numbers fifty and ninety-nine, in the j fourth district of originally Early but now Baker*’ | county, to have and to hold said bargained pi< noses |to your petitioner, his heirs and assigns. Which suA | deed of mortgage was and is subject to fhe'following I condition ; that it the said Micajah Thomas, his heirs, ! executors and administrators, should and din well and j truly pay, or cause to be paid, to your petitioner; h-is i heirs or assigns, the above mentioned sum of one hurt s dred and fifty dollars, in said note specified, on the day* j and time appointed and specified in said note,on the ; payment thereof, with interest on the same, aceording to’thc tenor and effect of said note, then tln-#aac ! mortgage deed waste he void, and :!.e piemiscs therein conveyed to avert to the sa'd Micajah Thomas. And tour petitioner further sheweth, that the time ap pointed in said note for the payment cf said sum cf money in said note specified, has long since passed, ! and said note has lung since been due and payable r j vet the said Micajah has not as yet paid the said sum i of one hundred and fifty dollars in said not* specified, | or any part thereof. j Wherefore your petitioner prays this Hmorable Court tr, gran’ an order requiring the said Micajah Thomas to pay into Court, on or before the first day of the next Term of this Court ‘he principal, interv s', and cost due upon said mortgage deed, or that his equity of redemption hetein be forever f rtclostd. And your petitioner will ever prav. WM. M'DANIEL, petitioner. Halter Superior Court, August T< rm. 1840. Upon hearing the above Rule Nisi.it is ordained I by the Court tha! the said Micajah Thomas do pay into Court, on or before the first day of the . ext Term of this Court, the prin ripal and interest due upon .-aid mortgage deed, and that service of this iule be per fected on the defendant, by publication of this rule once a month for four months in one of the public journals of this State. A true extract from the Minutes of Baker Superior Court. Augnst Term. 1840. SETH C. STEVENS Clerk. Oct. I S3 m4m ! MUSCOGEE SUPERIOR COURT. OCTOBER TERM, 1610. James C. Watson, Burton ’ Hepburn and Seymore It. Bonner vs. Bill in Equity in Mus- Jonathan A Hudson, ’ cogee Superior Court. Daniel M'Dougald and Henry H. Cook. J IT appearing to the Court that Henry H. Cool one of the defendants in the above slated cast resides beyond the iinu's of this State, and that per sonal serve e of said BiH cannot be m.di bv the Six r '.ff upon him. It is therefore ordt itd by the Court, That th* said Henry H. Cook do appear at th, next Term of his Court, and plead, answer or demur, (Not demurring alone) to said Bill, and that service of said Bill be perfected on said ('ook bv publication of this order once a month f>r four months in one of the pub lic Gazettes of the Cuv of Columbus. A true copy fr.m the minutes of th, Superior Court of said county. A LEV ISON. C.trk October 23, 1840. SBm4m $250 RE WAR- . R ANA WAY from the subscriber, last night, D likelv Negro boy named SCO TANARUS, about 17 or 18 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, light colored, looks very pleasing when spoken to ; very intelligent and remaikably polite in his deportment He took with him from ine about SIOO in money, 25 of which was American Gold, the balance on the PI inters’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Columbus. I am inclined to be lieve that he has been seduced aw ay by some white man, as he has hitherto been been very trustworthy, and generally bore the chaiacter of an honest and faithful servant. J am induced to believe that he is making way to North Carolina, where he was raised, or to Ohio, as I have been informed, since he left, that he expressed a desire to go with some free negroes who lately left Columbus, Ga.. for that Stats. I will give SSU reward for the Negro, if delivered to me, or lodged in any safe jail; and if inveigled away ova white man, I will give S2OO rev ard for the scoun drel. with evidence sufficient to convict him. or 5550 for both. WM. D. LUCAS. Girard Ala., July 30, 1140. if