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ond aa\ E xAr acts.
u B•looted wjth reference to the present state of
things, in our country.
men’s hearts grew fat and obstinate—
‘ s puff'd—their necks made hard
and stiff:
K&Thile with stouter stride and haughtier look,
Uod denounc’d, and other lords did serve.
•Twas then that God was rous’d in awful wrath,
yknd drost rr, flowing robes of pitch brack clouds,
*y 0 judgment 1 ard and war himself prepar’d.
The heavens quiver’d at his fearful look—
Tire sun, and moon, and stars all lowly bow’d ;
The mountains reel’d, the ocean groan’d, Si earth
On h*r foundations deep did heave and shake:
g, and storm, and hail and smoke before
II tin went—and pestilence and war and w ant,
And death, in ghastly shapes drove rapid on.
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pta n* me—he famines often call and,
Aud placed these fleshless forms in city gate—
Or at the public place of concourse great —
Or at. the d*oi of private house that look’d,
meagre face and low sunk eyes within,
Affrighting ali that towards it tuin’d or gaz’d.
Disease and plague flew at his will in haste,
And waving wide their sickly banner pale —
A id niu&t’riug fast around, most gristly forms
Did make the nations teal, and faint, and fall.
*Twa* then from many a couch of bitt’rest grief,
Arose most hideous groons and dread laments;
While cries, aim shrieks, and screams, did loudly
ring,
As oft the pulse stood still—the eye was sealed,
And death his victim drag’d reluctant off.
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But still, men felt, nor saw, nor heard their God,
Saw not his love—Hifr judgments heeded not.
But, proud and vile they shut their eyes to light—
call did firmly close,
feign’d, they laugh’d and danc’d &,
ead judgments broke their cob-n eb
, ‘ V
e angry thunders o,er their heads,
and quaked and hid themselves a
hearthe dismal sound no more;
eas’d forgot and wandered on.
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Eternal punish earth and men—
j oft Pis iron rod a far,
•ak their ease and make them feel,
ey tried so long and hard to hate,
rile he sometimes gave them up :
blinded will permit them run
of their own kindling walk :
leld the reins, and rul’d the world,
ge ir. love, He fix'd a bound,
thus far run, and there be stay’d.
at-Fsg’.tV He held in firmest grasp;
e its power, and course and end.
; He fixed between his fingers fast—
mercy laid on Sinners’ souls—
s closelv weigh’d and counted well.
SOUTHERN BARD.
AtYsevW^ewewf^.
MEOjfFLA —Lincoln County.
‘*MT Ni)W nil men by these pres-
IsL'Sfits, that we the heirs of Ran
dolph Ramsey, dec’d, being all of
age have this day entered into an a
greement to sell all the perishable
property of the estate of said dec’d,
jt’id that James Ramsey hold the
notes until the will be established
or set a*ide, and then be accounta
ble for he amount of them after the
payment of the debts and reasonable
services to him. In witness where
of we have hereunto set our hands
this 22d day of January 1827.
ALLEN RAMSEY,
MARY N. RAMSEY,
RANDOLPH RAMSEY,
SUSAN FLEMMING,
JOHN EUBANKS.
GEORGIA— >
iuiKoln County. > Personal) 7 came
before me James Ramsey, and after
being duly sworn saith that the ori
ginal agreement of which the fore
going in substance isa copy, is lost or
mislaid out of the possession of this
rj ~ ■
ut-punCui.
JAMES RAMSEY.
Fn \NCTS McK TN V EY. J. P.
GEORGIA. — Wilkes County.
\£&H£REAS Francs Wilkinson applies to
V\f me r or letters of disraissory from the es
tate of Pleasant Wilkinson, deceased.
These are therefore to cite summon and admo
nish all and singular the kindred and creditors of
said dec’d, to he and appear at my office within
the time p:. scribed by law- to shew cause (if any
the* have') why said letters should not he grant
ed. Given under ray hand at office this 24th uay
St’ Jl.iv, 1832. -
J©l.n H. Dyson, c.c.o.
GEORGIA Hi Ikes County .
ERE AS John Milter applies to me for’
‘# ‘W letters of dismissory as guardian for
the minors of John P. Miller, deceased.
Ihese are therefore to cite, summon &, admo
nish al and singular the kindred and errditors ‘
of said ?-■*:_ ,sed, to He and appear at my office, !
within the time prescribed bv law. to shew cause
(if any t lev have ) why said letters should „not
br granted
Give* under my hand at office, this 7th dav
Cf June, 1532.
_ John H. D\ son, c. c. o.
and ether blanks jl r sale at i‘:iof, ce. j
A’
GEORGIA,—WaIton County
Superior Court,
AUGUST TERM, 1832.
William Thurmond j Rule JSisi f
vs. \theforcdosu
Henry Harbuck, ) of Mortgage.
TN HE petition of William Thus
mond respectfully shewed
that on the first day of Janliary
teen hundred and thirty-one, Ult
said Heury Hurbuck executed ant
delivered to your petitioner, a
gage deed to a certain tract of ium
lying in the county of Walton, 01.
the waters of Appalatchee, adjoining
William Thurmond, <fcc. beginning,
on a stake corner on a branch, run
ning up the branch, N. 45, W. 3(>
chains 50 links to a White Oak ;
thence N. 19 chains to a Post Oak;
thence E,. 41 chains to a V\ hue Oak,
leaving out four acres from the a
foiesaid state, to the aforesaid
White Oak on the said branch;
thence S. 45. W. 41 chains to the
beginning containing one hundtW
and fifty acres, more or less, which
said mortgage deed, was given; for
the better securing the payment ol
sundry promissory notes; which your
petitioner subscribed as security,
with th said Henry : to wit : One
promissory note in favor of one Wil
liam Stroud, of Clark, county, for
(the sum of) one hundred and twen
ty-five (meaning dollars,) to become
due on the twenty-fifth day of De
cember, eighteen hundred and thir
ty-one; and whereas, also, your pe
titioner signed with said Henry, four
other notes, in favour of Egbert B.
Beall, to become due the first of
January, eighteen hundred and thir
ty-two; the amount of said last four
notes being in the ,aggregate, one
hundred dollars. The aforesaid
mortgage deed being given to save
your petitioner harmless, should he
ever be likely to be endangered on
account of his security-ship afore
said. And your petitioner avers
that he is liable and likely to be bar
tried by said notes, remaining un
paid. -
It is - therefore ordered by the
Court, that the principal and inte
rest due on said notes, as aforesaid,
and the cost of this application, be
paid into the Clerk’s office of this
Court within six months ftoui the
date hereof, or otherwise the equi
ty of redemtion in and to the said
mortgaged premises, be thenceforth
forever, barred and foreclosed: Ami
it is further ordered bv the Court,
that a copy of this rale be published
in one of the public gazettes of this
State, once a month for six months,
or served on the mortgager or his
special agent, at least three months
previous to the next term this
Court. This 22d day of August,
1832.
A tme extract from the Minutes oj
the Superior Court, August term 1832
V. HARALSON. Cl’k.
GEORGIA,—WaIton County.
Superior Court,
AUGUST TBltM, 1532.
Sarah Sandfoi and, T
vs. Libel for Divorce
James Sandford, \
IT appearing to the Court, by the
Sheriff’s return, that the De
fendant is not to he found in the
county. It is therefore ordered by
the Court, that service iti the above
case, he perfected by a publication
of this rule in one of the public ga
zettes of this State, once a mouth
for three months, prior to the next
term of this Court.
A true copy taken from the Minutes
of the Superior Court , August term,
1832.
V. HARALSON, Cl’k.
GEORGIA, —Wilkes County.
WHEREAS Cunningham Daniel applies to
me for letters of distnissory as guardian,
from the estate of Frances E. Daniel
These are therefore to cite summon and admo
nish all and singular the kindred and creditors
of said minor, to be k appear at m’ office w ith
in the time preset ibed by law to shew cause (if
any they have) why said letters should not be
granted. Given under my hand at office th s the
Mth day of July 1832.
John If. Dyson, c. c. o.
County”
GGREAS Gunningham Daniel applies to
‘f / me for letters of dismissory as adminis
trator from the estate of Richard T. Daniel, de
ceased
These are therefore to cite, summon and ad
monish, all and singular the kindred and credi
tors of said deceased, to be and appear at my of
fice within tht time prescribed by law, to shew
cause (if any they hare) why said letters should
not be granted. Gi?pn under mv band at office
this 14th day of July, 1832.
John H. Dvson, c. c o.
JOB PRINTING
Neatly Executed at (his office.
mouths after date application will be j
made t the honorable the Inferior Court of ’■
> ikes countv while sitting for Ordinary purpo* j
’ for leave to sell the real estate of Edward j
’ rter, lying in tuc county of Burke and solo for :
e benefit of the saii E. Carter minor.
wm. Stone, Guardian.
■ilv 27th, 1P32
months after date application will be]
JL made to the Honorable the inferior court
Elbert county, while silting for ordinary pur
ges, for leave to sell the NEGROES belonging
u the estate of William Hulme, deceased.
Joseph 11. Hulme, adin’r.
17, 1832.
r - OUR months after date application will be
made to the Honorable the interior Court
• i Vilkes county, wile sitting for ordinary pur
• nscs, for leave to sell the undivided interest of
>olin Robertson, deceased, in the real estate of
amts Willis, deceas and, and a part of the per
sona! properly of John Robertson, deceased, for
iiie benefit of the heirs and creditors.
Alyier l\ Robertson, adm’r .
Jul* IS, IS3I
toOLK rhombs utter dale application will be j
made to the honorable the inferior court of
l aliaferro county, while sitting for ordinary pur
poses, for ieave to sell the interest which the es
tate of Marcus Andie-ws, deceased, has in the
following negroes; Mitchell, Wylie and Harriet,
formerly the property of Emily Andrews, after
wards Emily Jen'S, deceased. Sold for the j
benefit of the heir.-; and creditors of said Marcus !
William Petk, admY.
Ann Andrews, adm’rx.
July 2d, 1833. __ _
VIGOUR months after date application will be
made to the Honorable the Inferior Court
ii iv likes county , while sitting for ordinary pur
poses, tor leave to sell all the NEGROES belong
ing to the legatees of June Ellington, deceased,
late of said county
HENRY F. ELLINGION, adm’r.
July 12, 1832.
IUOUU months afiei dale appticaiiun will be
made to the honorable the Inferior court of
Gi hurt county while silting tor ordinary purpo
ses, for leave to sell the real estate of William
Prewit deceased, late of said county.
John Prewit, adm’r.
September IS, 1832.
months alter date application will be
4$ made to the houoiable the interim court of
\V ilkes county while sitting foi ordinary purpos
es, for leave'to selt a negro belonging to the
estate of John VV. Cooksey, deceased.
Hannah Cooksey, Ex’rx .
September sth, 1832.
HttOOR months after date application will be
made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of
Einert county, while sitting for ordinary purpo
se* lor leave to sell the real estate of Alexanaer
Gauldiug, deceased, arid all or a part bf the Ne-.
groes belonging to said estate, for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors of said deceased.
NAiNi Y GAULDING, adm’x.
September 1, 1832. „ _
I months after date application will be
made to the honorable the inferior court of
Wilkes county white sitting for ordinary purpo
ses, for leave to sell the red! estate of Constantine
Church, deceased. ,
James Render, adm’r.
August 15th, 1832. ,
■ gJjOUK months after date appication will he
45? made to the honorable.the Inferior court of
Wilkes couuty when sitting'for 01 dinary purpo
ses for leave to sell a negro by he name of Char
lotte the property of John JN. Simpson, deceased.
James R. Simpson, adm’r.
September 5, 1832
Four months after date ap
plication >a ill be made to the honorable the Inferi
lior Court of fFilkes county while sitting; for or
dinary purposes lot leave to sell the real estate
of James Crews, dec’d.
Benedictine Crews, adtnhx.
Ric iarn J. Willis, adm’i.
Jußestn, 1532.
Four months after date ap
plication will b made to the honoiable the lnfe
rior court of Wilkes county while sitting for or
dinary purposes for leave to sell a
NEGRO WOMAN
named Mania, belonging to the estate of James
White, dec’d
wm. Slaton, adm’r.
June sth 1532
Four months alter date ap
plication vv dl be made to (lie honorable the In
ferior court of a ilkes county while sitting for or
dinary purposes fr leave to sell the real estate
of Thomas R Corni.e, .deceased
James Dorough, ad mV.
July 2d, 1832.
Four months after date ap
plication Will be made to the honorable the In
ferior court of Wilkes county, while sitting for
ordinary purposes for leave to sell the negroes
belonging to ihe esiateof William Watkins late
of said county deceased.
H. L. Embry, adm’r.
July 3d. 1332,
*LL be okl at the court
▼ ▼ houseu f Wilkes county, on !
the first Tuesday in October next,
between the usual hours of sale, the
following property, to wit:
Two thirds of two hundred
acres of la nil lying in Wilkes county
on the waters of Beaveidani creek
adjoining Sam’l. T. Burns & others;
levied on as the property of John L.
Flournoy to satisfy an execution
from a Justices court in favour of
John L. Hawkins vs. said Flournoy,
levy made and returned to me by a
constable. .
Six hundred acres of land
more ur less, tying on Little River
adjoining lands of Thompson and o
rhers; levied on as the property’ of
Solon W. Poiter to satisfy sundry
rifas from a Justices court in favour
of Gustus Luckeit, and G. and W.
Lurkett, and others vs. said Porter,
levy made and returned to me by a
‘•unstable.
Wm, H. Dyson, Sh'tf.
Aug. 29, 1632.
■mmTltL be soWMi
V ¥ bouse of \N
the first Tuesday
between tlie usual h<B||||
follow ini: property tß||§§
Two tracts of bfl|
taining lwo hizti'W'BH
more or less, lying onß||
adjoining C. C.
which tliere is a good (BE
other containing
or less, on the waters of
ver, adjoining the abovet
Pettus and others;
the property of
satisfy
am• (i > ‘AMSSkSIIS
the I; rst yfjpjrff r 'S-roy Pi *'■ ‘<7 cfe ]
1 set ween t!i *./ppf
foilowimr projM,,
beds
bed-steads, one
board, one
*• a iloss ware, ono 1
ware, four looking glussrs^HHH
looking-glass, six paii eait(llem^J^|
two trunks, one stand of cHHH
one lot ovens, pots, &.c.
fine Windsor chairs, tw'uiJHßH
split bottom chairs, twent^HH
of corn, more or less,
pounds fodder,
ba\ mare, pi'f'sei^
ing (corn in t lu^l
♦•attic, one keg
kegs, 1 lot tools, .1
chest, one pine s1 a 1
hies, two sets knives
one saddlo and hi
efs, four wash bowls,
and jars, six pitchers,
ton, 15 pounds more or b'^HHMH|
bead of bogs, more or le
dining tables, five water n;B|lMßfl|
one lot window-glass: a l IiBBRmH
as the property of \Y
fin, to satisfy a mortgage
vor of Margaret Git*Yi twHHj
&c. vs. said YV. \\ . O’
ty pointed out
Wm, j
Alow.?! 1)
l i o.s >;ioncd
Wii.l
H
on ih c ft t
m: f hctv> ®.v l g. / -g %pf /jPfi/fffi
/b I
\ 1 all n; 11
Sani, and Eli
as the property of >OIaHHHB||B
jnnr. to satisfy sundry ■BBRRHE
issued from the
the name of Aimer WclllVHHj
i William Qninn; levy made
turned to me by a constable. BB^fl
Iletirv P. Woottcn, IBal
Sept. 1, 1832. fIH
iA/'&k/ ICC be sold at the
W bouse of Elbert countfljH
the first Tuesday in October BBS
between the usual hours of
following property, to wit :
■ One tract of land, contain
ing one bundled and fifty a
cres, he the same more or less, on
the waters of Cold water creek, ad
joining Ralph Gaines and others;
levied on as the property of Samuel
N. Bailey, to satisfy a fifa issued
fiom the Inferior court of said coun
ty in favor of Bowie & Baird, vs.
VVestley J. Bailey, Samuel N. Bai
ley and Ezekiel Bailey.
ALSO,
Postponed sale from August .
One two horse wagon, e-ie
dark bay horse, two ox carts, two
yoke of oxen, two cows nd calves,
one sorrel one two whcc l ecL
carriage,* fevied on as the propejjtf
of Samuel IN. Bailey and
Bailey, a part belogmg to one
part to the other, to satisfy a
from the Inferior court of said <fi||E
tv in favor of Bowie and
West ley S. Bailey, SainujinH||
ley and Ezekiah Bailey.
Win. Johnston, BERBER
August 29, 1832,
Now in \\
i
& r ° i,,an u lßi^Sf
belongs io
ljak Will kins, -i
----del, win **l M.H
ft/ to have gov. to rioW
*da. Charles is rtT* J
five feet ten inches high, ot hjßi
complexion; says he was purchasS
from a Mr. Coleman, living neii
Charleston, South Carolina. — 1 w
owner is I'oqnestCii to come furwaw
prove property, pay
him awav.
B.
August 80, 1*32.
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