>From "The Macon [GA] Telegraph, Vol. I #1 - Vol. VII #13, Abstracts of Marriage, Divorce, Death and Legal Notices" compiled by Farmer, Warren, O'Kelley and Hill. Vol. V #40, Oct. 1, 1831: Tax Collector's Sales: At Knoxville, Crawford Co. by William McGEE, T.C. Lot 165, 2nd Dist. Crawford, ppty. of John D. SMITH. Lot 63, 1st Dist. Crawford, ppty. of Giles WILKINS. Lot 94, 8th Dist. Crawford, ppty. of Nathan TANTON. Lot 103, 13th Dist. Talbot, ppty. of Elisha BROOKS. Land, 7th dist. Crawford, ppty. of William DIGBY. Sheriff's Sale: Crawford Co. At Knoxville, by John WHITTINGTON, D.Shf.: Lot 249, 2nd Dist., Lot 9, 3rd Dist., ppty of John W. ELLIS, fi fas, one of A.R. FREEMAN, the other of John SOWEL. Vol. V #44, Oct. 29, 1831: Died in Crawfod Co., 14th inst., Mr. Ephraim WHITTINGTON in his 72nd yr. Admr.'s Sale. At the Court House in Talbotton, Talbot Co. by Charles McCarthy, Admr. Lot 97, 24th Dist., and one negro woman, Harriet, belonging to the estate of James McCARTHY, dec. Mary Ann BLACKMON applies to William B. GOSS, C.C.O., Talbot Co., for Letters of Admn. on the estate of John P. BLACKMON, dec. At the time, 20 newspapers are published in this state: Athens - the Athenian Augusta - Augusta Chronicle, Georgia Courier, and The Consitutionalist Bainbridge - Georgia Reporter Columbus - Columbus Enquirer, The Democrat Macon - Macon Telegraph, Georgia Messenger, The Macon Advertiser & Agricultural and Mercantile Intelligencer, Georgia Christian Repertory (a Methodist paper). McDonough - McDonough Jacksonian Milledgeville - Georgia Journal, Southern Recorder, The Federal Union Mount Zion - Hancock Advertiser Savannah - Savannah Republican, Savannah Georgian Warrenton - Rural Cabinet Washington - Washington News Tax Collector's Sale: Lot 249, 11th Dist., Crawford, ppty. of Marshett LIGON. Vol. V #45, Nov. 5, 1831: Married at the residence of Maj. Thomas FORD, Thurs. evening, 27th by Rev. G. CAPERS, Mr. Turpin G. ATWOOD to Miss Elvira ROGERS all of Jones Co. Vol. V #48, Dec. 3, 1831: Brought to Jail by W.B. FILES, Shf., Knoxville, Crawford Co. Negro man, Jim, 25 or 30 yrs., belongs to the State, runaway from the overseer of the public hands, working the roads between Flint and the Chattahoochie River. Sheriff's Sales: Crawford Co. At Knoxville, by W.B. Files, Shf.: Negro woman, Delpha, 20 yrs., ppty. of Cogdell HAMILTON, fi fa of James R. JONES.