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About The Democrat. (Columbus, Ga.) 1830-18?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1831)
SE 'SONABLE Goods* CEORGE W. DILUXGHAM , (opposit gen. howaed’b hotel) OFFERS FOR HALE, 3500 Bushels Superior Ground /SOO Barn assorted Sweedes Iron, JOOO Peiccs Baltimore Philadelphia Cas tings common Patent assorted. tJOdO lbs. Nova Scotia Grind-stones, assor ted sizes, 150 Peices Kentucky , Dundee and Inver ness Cotton Bagging, 50 Coils bale Rope, 3(WI lbs Bagging Twine, 200‘ 1 do German. English, Blistered and Cast Steel, 100 brls. choice Green & old Java Coffee 70 do ''hio Whiskey. 100 do New Orleans Sugars, dry coarse grained CO do Retailing Molasses, 30 Setts Smith's Tools, complete. 40 •(» galls Stone wara Jars. Jugs, vc- Together with well selected heavy Stock of Oher desirable Goods adapted to this market. A few hundred bales of primo Cotton, is want ©d Culmbus. November 5, 1831 L. J. DtVIES At Cos. RAVE been receiving the last week, and will continue to receive goods by Savan nah and Apalachicola Bav the present season which will enable them to keep up a general and Complete assortment of •. Staple Sc iTatrcs Dry floods . AMONG WHICH ARB flose, Tendon Dnffle A Point Blankets, Ba*:*iertsof d ; ff- ren’ color-- and qualities, R i whit car 4 green Flannels, AVI e Canton Flannel, _ . TVLx - Kersey A Blue Plains. Grode -n-i-s A Gros de Nan Silks of various col -urs, Rl.a k liahntt and lustring silks, Ric p lnid Silks, Satins of various colors, Florences do do. liaiian crape do. do. Canton ca-.nblet and Pongees, Black and green worsted Rerraga, Plain and fig’d Swiss Muslins, and(. do Jackonett do. Furniture and cambric Dimity, Corded Skirts, Ladies c i setts and silk dr cotton lacings, Thread Bobhinctt, and Muslin Lrlgings, Thread 'tod Bobbinett Footings, Plai' a i fig’i bobbinett I,ace, Lace capes, caps and errev Janos, Infant’s lace and cambric caps, Blonde Lace and pearling. Pink cambric Prints. Brk a r d white do. do. Black I.acc Veils. Frcocn Muslins and Calicoe®, Plain a id "trip* Ginghams, B'aclv .<hi‘e.\ red Merino shawl*, Thibet W mi Shawls, Silk a:id Ganse shawls and h'kfs. Silk, Hag anri R.-uidsna h’kfs Ladle" linen,and Linen camb. h’kfc. ♦ dr. do do bordered do. Iri-h ' inens A table Damask, Silk cotton and worsted hosiery. Geo' Woodstock and Beaver Glove#, do Woolen Gsove» end iltins. Ladies K'd and H S. Gloves and Mitts, *' I .rad cambricbs, Biu k uid white hocks and eyes, Pin- end Needles. 8p -.0l ih'ead and tlinen Floss, \% h V)(>r«ai]hß »*n« t Primed counternahwx. 3 4 irid '-4Fn*-nitore Prin»3, Di and Fern ore Binding, Bb > 0(1 iu<i uob eached sheetings 4’ shirtings, Apr -n c ia' tis. Dor Che ster I’icking, Fine gd.t cioth and e-'mb brushes, Gen’ -ea O'ter A I .anther cans, Bin* and I trail Pen 1 er A Roranr Hats, Wi Ih w wagons and Table Mats. MiHioari and Fane. Goodsnf ail descriptions t splendid assortment of JEWELRY 3e PERFUMERY. miie* FVr-rt Bigs and Pn aea A la*'?" fe oompletp rissortment of WINTER CLOTHING. —:::: at.so:::: — BOOTS fy SHOES. 100 pr’s Gentlemen’s sewed and Vi ellirt.rton Boot' J iClt • • j'hm 'eefi, La ip >run‘illa " J l/Cutb" BootSfea, dr ’>l'k n and col- •! heel’d '’uinps, dr and V-.'l ifijr do lii'i s.l Rumps Mis'. *> I ehiWi°o’s Bootees and Shoes of \ everv <les'’ription, 600 pair Negro Shoe* a good article, ALS‘ ’—A rood assortment, of H i D WARE and GRO- KF.RY. Caium us- Oft 29. 1031* haw* Writ.MATH. HYPER WOOD \Nl> HENRY L. SIM St, H-E armed their professional inter est • ’it ''unties in the Western Oir- CUi', -v.d” 1> fi •i of UNDERWOOD AND SIMS. Ws; ! ITvruKKWoon will remove to Gains- XtiMe mi O •-e :>'>er wxi "here one of 'he firm mil 1 i'l.rts ')p f n>ld Ga v»'7.p Sept. 86. I KM. 2—Bm Th f iimb.O' Oe vomit and Georgia Couri er -• i • 0.0- e publish the above for 'l ißen'hs aud .< id ico accmints to IJ. ,V S. Span Cotton* TH subscriber Agent for the sale of the Athens Man ■facturiiig Company's Goods haR recen t'! a supply .f PUN COTTON suitable or Warp of assorted numbers A'.S - 100 PIECKN BROWN SHIR TING, ■i stout art'cli suitable for negro wear, which >.v ill be sold at the Factory prices GKO W. DILLINGHAM Columbus. f?ep. 3 DIWIiUTIOf. T I HIE copartner, hip heietnforc existing be- I tw cn ‘he übsoriber* has been dissolved by mmuai conse -t - All p irons indebted to the firm, wili make payment to I'hoinat IF. Dutton, and all pi rsons having demand* against the ■ aid firm will apply to him for payment Tlionrm* W. Dutton, Stephen 11. Stanley. The v UMn«is will he c utinued by the subscri ber f W. Dutton* Qpv t 9 SHOE STORE* E. WELLS, Si. CO. Have I removed to the Brick Building next door aliove Wm D Har yuL groves on Broad street, where Uiey offer for sale on reasona terms Boots and Shoes of every description, of their own manufacture, consisting of 200 pair Gentlemen’s foots, 300 do. Calfskin t OO do Calfskin Puinfjt 75 de. Buckskin Shoes, 50 do. Sealskin Pumps, 200 do. Brogans, 300 d°- Coarse Shoes, INDIES PRUNELLO ROOTS £ SHOES of various kinds. Do. Morocco Shoes, Do. Sealskin do. Do. Calfskin do. Leather walking shoes and Bottees, Misses and Childrens Boots and Shoes of ev- ery description. N. B. All work of their own Manufacture warranted not to rip. My 2,1831—1 y. GENITIVE lILUE ULACK INK. ‘XI'ANUFACT'URED and sold wholesale and ITS retail by S Norton, at the Book sta tionary and Fancy Store, two doors below the Columbus Bank, Broad street. This IN K has a lively blueish black color flows freely from the pen; in a short time its co lor will pass to a rich, beautiful, pe i.ianent black This ink is not surpassed in cheapness and qimlity by any of northern manufacture sept. 17. COLUMHU& HIT STOKE. £& IV] iIIRSE & CLARK have removed to the 1.1 new brick ! uilding next south of Smith 4 Morgan’s store in Broad Street, .vhere they of fer for sab on the most accommodating terms, a general assortment of Hats of their own man ufaclure. among which are White, Drab, and Black Beaver, Otter and fine Romm Hats. N A C. will be constantly receiving fresh supplies from their factory, and of the latest fashions. ALSO—Gentlemen’s ready made clothing consisting of elegant Dress and Frock Coats, Pantaloons, and Ve Is. Cos, umbus. May 14 1831 WARE* HOUSE Commission Business, THE undersigned having taken the Ware-House of Gen. Wool folk, tenders bis services to his friends and *ho pub lic in the above business. He will be prepared to extend the usual fa cilities to his ouetome-3, by making advances on produce stored with him. or on shipments to his friene* n New York and New Orleans. Connected with the Ware-House, is a safe and extensive Close Storage, for the reception of any goods that may be consigned t- him for sale,or otherwise 'Plie situation of the Ware- House and Storage, as to convenience and safe ty. if not surpassed by any in the place, should additional security be required insurance ar. he effected at a very low rate. The subscriber’s attention will be devoted exclusive!- *»>•- o bc.so b.-otnoo- He therefore hopes to receive a proportion of the public patronage B W. THW ATT. Columbus, Sep 17,18 U—- ' THE SATURDAY COURIER, A WEKKf.V JOURNAL, Os 'errs. Literature, Agriculture, Manufac tures, tye. \-e. The largest Newspaper printed in Philadel ohi». and the cheapest in the United States. 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The pu'-lishers have already received the most flattering asm ranees of complete success—and it is their intention to keep up corresponding efforts to make their Journal deserving the pop ular character it has obtained. The publishers have the advantage of verv extensive facilities of obtaining information at HO K and RROA D —which is afforded by an abundsnt exchange with all the principal papers in the Union—besides which, their office is fur nished with the best LONDON and 1 IVKR POOL papers ar.d Magazines of the earliest date* All orders for the Saturday Courier (contain ng the price of subscription,) must be address od to mOODWARDA SPRAGG June 25. Philadelphia ECONOMY Samuel (monelaU, Clothes Dresser and Renovator. n KSPECTFULLY informs the public.that Ib he has opened anew establishment in t. so luiiihue fi r Dressing anil Renovating blue, black drab, olive, brown, bottle green, gray mixtod, bombazine and bombasette A silk velvet. Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, Ac. on quite a different plan from that pursued by Dyers, without injury to the cloth The articles cleaned by him are pro riouncsd by the best judges to be almost equal to new, the scams when faded are perfectly rs stored aud any article dressed by this process is made entirely free from tar, paint, grease, and spots of every descripligt. lie will also rt-sti>re faded Nankeen pantaloon* to their orginal color Lilies' tfsbiu doth and Marino flbtAla, cleaned without injury to the border*. Press ing and sponging dona in the n«alert maimer New Ctflkra laid*, and aufainng and repairing July jo.— If. Nil I ] 151FF>& S ALES. CAItROLL HHERIFF’H HALE. be sold on the fitst Tuesday in ® ” December next in the town of Car rollton, Carroll county Detween the usual hours of sale the following property (to-wit) Lot of Land No. 115 in 2nd District of Car roll county levied upon as the propety of Loyd Maroney to satisfy a fi fa issued from a Justice s court of Habersham county in favor of Alex Williams vs. said Maroney, for the use of Will iam England—levied on by a constable. Lot of land No 37 in the 6tn District of Car roll county, levied upon as rfre-pippeity of Alex ander Jonesto satisfy a fi fa issued fora Ogle thorpe Superior court in favor of William 6 8. Gilmer vs. said Jones Also 5-8 of one half of lot of land No 200 in the 2d district of Carroll county, 6-8 of one part of lot of land, No 21 fi in the 2d dint of said countv, one half of lot No 2fis in the 2nd dist of saicl county. Lot No 162 in the 6th dist of saidcounty l-Bth partoflotNo 160 in the fith dist of said county 4th part of fractional lots No 214 and 320 in the Bth dist. of Carroll coun ty. I-4th part of all mines and minerals ou lot of land No 161 in the 6th dist ofCatroll county levied upon as the property John T. Row land’ aud Littleton Atkinson to satisfy a ’fi fa issued from Bibb Suiierior court in favor of F Carter vs said Littleton Atkinson and John T.Rowland Also lot of land No. 182 in the 2nd district of Carroll county, levied upon as the property of Green P, Johnson to satisfy a fi fa issued from a justice, court of Jones county in favor of J J Ellis A ca vs sa'd Johnson—levied upon by a constable October 25th l*’!! BIXJ M RRILL, Shff. At the some time and place Wl> Lbe sold lot of land No 42 in the 7*h dist af Carrol! county, levied on as the property of B 8 Scn ggir sto satisfy a 6 a issued from a Justices court ofCowe'i county in favor ot Samuel McJunkm vs. said Scroggins—levied on bv a constable Lot of land No. 162 the 9th dist of Carroll county, levied upon as the property of Aloxan an d Baker to sati fy two ti fas issued from Vi al ter Justice court in favour of Samuei Mcj iuk in v-. said Baker Levied bv a con-table. Oc tober 24*h 1831 THOMAS BO.WEB O shff At the same time and place will he sold. Lot of land No 1"1 in .he 11 th district pf Carr 1 county 'evied upon as he property of Jeremiah B Skelton, to satisfy a fi fa isrued ftPtn Franklin superior court in favor of J -bn Bridges vs. said Skelton william r vrke, o shff COWETA SHERIFF’S SALES. WILL be s-Vd in the Town if New nan Cow eta county on the first Tuesday in December next between the usual hours of sale the follow ion property, to-wit. The east part rs lot of land No 132 in 'he 6th district of Coweta county, containing ; 33 12 acres, levied upon as the property of Jacob Br v an to satislv afi fa The officers of Coweta ru perior court vs Jacob Br) an 26th Oct. 1831. One hundred twenty seven and a half 127 1-2 acres of land, it being the west part of lot No. 121 one hundred and twenty-one in the sth die trict of Coweta county, levied upon as the propertv of Isaac Hill to satisfy afi fa issued front a Justices court of Monroe county in favot of Renier Pye vs Isaac Hill. Levied on ano returned by a constable Ist November 1-31 HENRY KELLER, ShJ. Also at the satec time and place . 90 acre of the west part of lot No. 21 in the 3d district of said county, levied upon as tho proper y of krchibaldP Benton t > satisfy afi fa The office.)*. Coweta superior court vs said Benton One hundred one and a quarter of the south (>«-< o.r i..t ivo On in the first district of s.tid county, le led upon as the property of Rob ert Burks to satisfy afi fa. The officers of Cow eta superior court vs said Burks 26th Octo ber 1831 ELLIS KILGORE, IK Shff CARROLL SALES. tTf HLL be sold n the first Tudkday in Dec *■ T ember next at Carrollton Carroll county, the following oropertv, to wit: Lot of land No 249 in the 7th district of Car roll county, levied upm- as the property of Na than W Whitman to satisfy' a fifa from a justices court in t lark counts in favor of Francis Far rar and othe s, vs said JFhit:nan ; levied on and returned to me by a constable - Also at the same place on. the l.if Tves day in January next , Lot of land No. 1i22 in the 6th district of Carroll enuntv. levied upon as the property of John Robinson to satisfy a mortgage fita is sued from Carroll Superior Court, in favor of William Law. H illiam Greer Jr aod Ezekiel E Park, vssaid J.'hn Robin-on BENJAMIN MERRILL, Shff. Nov 3, 1831 TALBOT SHERIFF’S SALES. \\T ill be sold on the first Tuesday in Decem -1? her next, atTalbotton Tilbot county, be tween the lawful hours of sale the following property, to-wit: Nancy Raglands dower in and to lot of land number two hundred and fißv-one in the twen ty-third district of formerly Muscogee now TaV ot county, levied on as the propeft v of said Nancy Ragland to satisfy three small fi. fas from a justices court in favor of Jones Ken drick—levy made and returned to me bv a con stable. One Negro man named Harry about 36 years old, levied on as the property of James W. Seals, to satisfy five small fi fas from a Justices court in Harri county against said Senlg —levy made and returned to me bv a constable Oct 29. 183! JAMES P PORTIS, Shff. MERRIWETHER KALES. II,! he sdd an the first Tuesday in DE -4'F.MREB XL within the usual hours t>f sale, st the co .-t h .use in Greenville, Merri wether co.'nty, the following property to wit: One lot of land None hundred and forty nine, (149) in the tenth dist of formerly Troup now Herriwet her county levied on as the prop erty of Wm. W Sullivan to satisfy two fi fas. issued from a Juetici a court of Elbert count v in favour of Thomas Over vs said Wm. Sullivan, Levy made and returned bv a constable. No vembor Ist Is3l. * GREEN 7 iLBOT.D Shff Nov 29th 1861 GEORGlA—Stewart County. jk GREEA RLE to an order of the hon ■* *• orable the Inferior court of Stewart county, when setting for ordinary purposes, will e sold at the court house door on Me first Tua*dsy in February* nc t, one lot of land known fiy No. 192 in the 33d district originally Lee originally Lee now Stewart county. Also on tho same day will be sold in the countv of Mucogee at tho court house door, ono lot of land in the fit li dist. of 'loseogee and No !OH. Sold f r the benefit f the heir* and creditors of Joseph White doc —One half ca»h and the balance 12 month* theruaiW EDOM O. A. MOSS, Nov 12 IF J LEY MASSEY Adm rt NEW MAI* tftc afeMtr ot ififorflCa, For Me by MIUUttD U CLAKfc- A Ruk yfof, t» establish tost papers. \ / fiHHEE months after date 1 promise to pay ■A Edmund. Martin or bearer, thirty-three dollars and fifty cents for value received this 20th of Nov 1826 WILEY KAY. Received of the within note ten dollars 64 1-2 cents GEORGIA, RANDOLPH COUNTY— BEFORE me, John R. McNeel, a Justice of the Inferior Court in and for said connty, personally caine Arnold E. Bloodworth, who after being duly sworn deposeth and says that he was legally possessed of a note as hereof, which note the above is a correct copy and that the orlriginal note is lost and destroyed. ARNOLD E. BLOODWORTH. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 19th Atfgust. 1831. JOHN R. M NEEL. RANDOLPH SUPERIOR COURT; August Term 1831. IT appearing to the court that Arnold E.- Bloodworth of the cour ty aforesaid was legally possessed of a certain note of Ijand as bdarer thereof of which the above is a correct copy and that the original note is lost and destroyed Be U therefore ordered, that Wiley- Kay appear at ie next term of this court and shew cause if any he has why said copy above should not be established in lieu of the original note which is lost and destroyed; and be it further ordered, that a co-'y of this rule b« duly published in one •jf the pubiic Gazettes of this State previous to the next term of this court, upon the Baid Wiley K,iy personally 1 do certify that the forgoing ia a true copy from i he minutes. Given under my hand and private seal, there being no seal of office this 24th August, 1831. amos McLendon, c. s. c. (l «) Sen 3, 1831 .1 RULE NISI, For Foreclosure. GEORGIA, Randolph County. Superior Court, August Term 1831 John Dill and J'kn U\ Suit ire. Merer, nts and Partners trading under the name, style, and Jim of DHt V Sutlive vs. Thomas H at's and Benjamin F. tfatts. TTPON ’he petition ot John Dill and John A- W -’utlive, Merchants and Partners tra ding unde, the name, style, and firm of Dill and Sutlive, stating that ThomatfWatts and Benja min F. Watte did, on the eleventh day of Febru ary eighteen hundred and thkty-one, convey to said Dill and Sutlive by deed of mortgage, two thirds of a tract of Land lying and being in the seventh District of I ee comity,-known and dis tinguished in the plan of said district by num ber Two hundred and fifty-nine (259) contain ing tw>' hundred t > n and a half acres according to sutvey- together with two thirds of all and singular the Grist Mills, Saw Mills and Dwell ing house* out houses and other improvements thereon in anv wise appertaining to the premi ses, it being the whole of their interest in said lot of land and the mills on the Smochoba creek running through said lot of land, for the hotter securing tho payment of a note of hargl for fourteen hundred and eleven dollar, made by tnc said Th >mas Watt* and Benjamin F Watts on the eleventh day ot February eighteen hun dred and thirty one, due on or before the first of July next after the date of said note, and paya ble to Dill and Sutlive aforesaid or bearer And it further appearing, that the said Thomaa Waits and Benjamm F. Watts have not paid said note, nor hath cither of them, which sum with interest from the time the said note be came due i* now due A unpaid upon said debt & mortgage. It i* therefore ordered that unless cause be shown to the contrary, or the said sum of inenev with interest A cost due thereon be paid intnth* Ob-ik - " office of this court within 6 months from this time the equity of redemp tion in and to said mortgage premises be barred and forever foreclosed And that a copy of this rule be published in one of the public Gazettes of this State, once a month for six months, or sewed upon the mortgagers or their special a gent at least three months before the expiration of tho time within which the money is ordered to be paid, Ac. 1 do certify ‘hat the above is a true copy from the minutes. Given under my hand and private seal, there being no seal of office this 24th day of August 1831. iw AMO# McLENDON,C.S C. (l s.) Sep. 3, 1831. ~~ A Rule Nisi , to establish lost papers. GEORGIA, Randolph Coum x. — BEFORE me, John R. McNeel a Justico of the Inferior Court in and for said county, personally caine Luke H Smith who after being duly sworn depnseth and says that he was le gally nnd rightfully possessed of four notes of which the n neacd are true copies and are correct, are lost or mislaid so that they cannot be obtained. LUKE H. SMITH. Sworn to and me this 19th day of Aug 1831 JOHN R M’NF.EL ji c On or before tho twenty-fifth day of Decem ber next, ! promise to pay Matthew Brooks or bearer twenty dollars for value received this 11th May, Is3o JAMES V. ROBINSON. On the nineteenth of November eighteen hun dred and twenty-six I promise to pay Luke H. Smith or bearer, twenty seven dollars and fifty cents for value received Sept. 10th, 1826. WILLIAM NOYS. On the nineteenth day of November eighteen hundred and twenty-six I promise to pay Luke H Smith or bearor twenty seven dollars and twelve and a half cents for value received this 10th May, 1826 WILLIAM NOYS On the nineteenth day of November eighteen hundredand twenty-six, I promise topayl.uke H. Smith or beare. fifteen dolls for value recei ved this I9th Sept 1826. WILLIAM NOYS. SUPERIOR COURT, AUGUST TERM 1831. IT appearing to the court, this the above af fidavit, that Luke H. Smith was legally and rightfully possessed of four notes, of which the above are sworn copies tnereof and that he has lost or mislaid the originals if which the annex ed arc copies. Be it therefore ordered, that tho said James V Robinson and William Noys ap pear on the first day of tho next term of this court and shew cause, if any \hey have, why the above copies shall not be established in lieu of the original notes which have been lost or mis laid. And be it further ordered, that the rule be duly published in one of the public Gazettes of this State previous to the next term of their court, or duly served upon the said James V Robinson and William Noys. I do cortify that the foregoing is a true copy from the minutes. Given under my hand and jrivate seal there being no Seal of office, this 24th August, 1831. amos McLendon, c.s c. (l *.) Sep 3, 1831. , (rEOßG[A—Merriwether County. Thomas Mcßuruetl tolled before John Hoyd a justice of the peace in and fir said county, a sorrel horso about fourtoen or fifteen year* old, curfallcn. and some other marks, one each side of his neck—about fourteen hand* bign, and branded with a letter but the letter be diacov •■red what it i* appraised by Jaime Cranford and B Tidwell to be worth twenty dollars Una 28th Oct. 1831. & F. LomretS, Clk. Ihr U* 1931 i 9Tottfe. HAVING givea my note fox the sum seven hundred dollars to James M. Lion of Harris county, for a tract of land lying in the eighteenth district of formerly Muscogeo now Harris county, number eighty-n’me,and having found that the said tract of land has been mort gaged to one Pearson A. Lewis, in order to se cure the payment of a certain note for the sum of eight hundred and thirty-seven dollars. I therefore forbid ail persons from trading for sai4 note, as the consideration for w hie If said not# was given has failed. THOMAS W WILLIAMSON. Oct. 29,1831—3H1 LBIUR MONTHS after date a plica* lion will be made to the honorable, the In' ferior court of Stewart county, when sitting fox ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the following lots of land Lot No. 56, in the 12th district. Troup county. Lot ,No. 227 in the 16th dist. Lee. Lot No. 35 in the 33rd dist. formerly lea now Ste art. Lot No. 310 in the 21-t dist, Early. Half of lo No 159 in tho 22nd dist. f irmerly Lee now Stewart. Lot No. 103 in tha Ist dist. Carroll county. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Nathan Brady jr. lata of Stewart county, deceased. LEVINA E. BRADY, Administratrix. Oct. 1, 1831 GUARDIAN’*) SALE. , WILL be sold at the Court House of Troup county, on the first Tuesday of Decem ber next, between the u-ual hours of sale—Lot No one hundred and fifty-two (152) in the sixth (6th) district of Troup connty. Sold lor tha benefit of the Orphan children of Victor Ham mel dec by permission of the honorable the In ferior court of Chatham county, while setting for ordinary purposes. C. F RAPP. i >ct■ 8,1831 .* Guardian of s'd orphan children. Y* ILL bo sold at the court hous in Talbotf * county on the first Tuesday in December next, Lot of land No. 251 in the 23rd district formerly Muscogee now Talbotcountv, with the exception of the widow’s dower for life. Sold by an older of the honoracle the inferior cousfc of Jones county for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said dec. Ort 8, 1831 JAMES K NDRICK, Admr. EXECUTOR'S SAL“ bu sold on the first ** December next, agreeably to an order of the honorable the inferior Court df Muscogee county, when sitting for drdinary purposes, all the negroes belonging to the tate of Elijah Jewett dec consisting of women and boys, also all the real estate belong ng to said estate, consisting of several valuable tracts of Land Terms made known on th* day JOHN LOOMIS, Ex’r. August 27, 1831. NOTICE. 4 .LL persons having demands against tlar fll estate of Maria Cotton, late of Coweta comp ly, deceased, are requested to present the sum# in terms of the law; and all those indebted a 4O requested to make payment to WILLIAM J. GERMANY,Aims’ ocl. 15 ADMINISTRATOR'S RALE. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in January next, at the Court-House in Carrot couuty, Lot of Land No. 261 in the 6th Dist. of said county, sold ns the p'operty of Samuel Manes late of Jones county, deceased, for th# benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deeas* ed. Terms made known on the day of sale. Ort 22, 1831 BENJAMIN MA YES. Adm. ADMINISTRATOR’S HALE. A GREEABLE tb an order ot the Inferiag » Court of Heard Coun.y when sitting far ordinary purposes, will be sold on Tuesday the lrsi day of December next, at the Court-House in said aounty, all the personal property belong ing to the estate of Joel Burgess late of sai4! county deceased Terms made known on tha day ROWL >ND BURGESS, Admr. Sep 17 1831, . ADMIXIHTRATOR’H HALE.’”*’ \ GREEABLE to an order of the honorshla the Inferior court of the county of Mnnroq, when setting for ordinary purposes, will bo soli on the first Tuasday in January next, before tha court house door in Lagrange, Troup county. Lot of land No. 81 in tho 14th dist formerly Curroll now Troup county, whareon is a consid erable improvement, consisting of a part of tha real estate of Daniel Hale, dec sold for th* benefit of the heirs and creditors of said dec. Oct. 22, 1831. _ JOHN P ’>URRAM Adv. months after date, applicati*® * will be made to the honorable the lik ferior court of Harria county, when sitting far ordinary purposes, for leave to soil all the redi property of Edward Bass dec lying in Jones Luo and Randolph countiet Sept. 17,1831 ALEXANDER BASS, ExY NOTICE. TCI OUR MONTHS after date appUca* *■ tion will be made to the honorable, the In ferior court of Harris county, when setting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real es tate (with the exception of th ■ widow’s of Benson Henry, late of Harris county, deo. for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. KIZIA HENRY. k DAVID J BRITT, \ WILLIAM P HENRY. | Oct 1,1831. BENJAMIN HENRY, 1 EXECUTOR'S SALE. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in De* comber next, in town of Greenville, SEV* E-V EGROES 4- 100 ACRES OF LAND, ly ing in the 10th dist. of Merriwether countv pant of No. 106. Also on the Friday before, will be sold at the late residence of Villiam Talbot dee. all the Stock, household furniture and crops gf* corn GREEN TALROT, Ex'r. Oct 1, 1831. WILLIAM NONLEY, F.x'r. TAX COLLECTOR’S SALE. ON the first Tuesday in December next wA be sold at Carrolton, Carrol county, the fag. lowing property to wit Lot of land No 91 in the 6th district of Carr (J| county,levied upon as the property of 0»lv , r u G. Ogletree to satisfy a fifa issued by tho r pay collector for his tax for the year 1829. WILLIAM MAJORS, Tax-,Codec* or , COLLIN’S fe CO’S. ** CAST*STEEL AXE / A A Large consignment of this celel t(#| j -vX cle direct from the maker's, rer GEO. W. DII.LI vciWX. June 2.5, 1831. .NGHA*. FOR 5.11. E LOT NO. 154,2d District H , i. m » n uUA ty —This <• a vaiu.b'e tr »>»** niff a crook ruimitiff ihrouffh i YV ,-;# « growth of oak ams hickory. ‘ l »" d ‘ »o J a A' Oct 22-2-6 w ERBKRT ACO NOTI - \terSss!r —; •*»* diem t» am in ten *7,iH'Jw* .nd thm* indebted to said nuiali ••• 4b® ' aw ' iill/ ii pi inn We payment tort l U * V M FULUiiU TtijcVs.l
