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CHRONICLE & SENTINEL. POETRT AND MISCELLANY From the iV. O. Picayune. Philosophy of the Times. Lei those who will, repine at fate, And droop their bends with sorrow, 1 laugh when enres upon me wait— I know they ’ll leave to-morrow. My purse is light but what of that ? My heart is light to match it; And if 1 tear my only coal, I laugh the while I patch it. ® some elves who called themselves My friends in summer weather. Blown far away, in sorrow’s day, As winds would blow a feather — I never grieved to see them go, (The rascals, who would heed ’em?) For what’s the use of having friends, It false when must you need ’em ? I’ve seen some rich in wordly gear, Eternally repining, Their hearts a prey to every fear With gladness never shining. I would not change my lightsome heart For all their gold and sorrow : For that’s a thing that all their wealth Can neither buy nor borrow. And still ns sorrows come to me, (As sorrows sometimes will come.) I find the way to make them llee. Is bidding them right welcome. They cannot brook a cheerful look— They’re used to sobs and sighing ; And he that meets them with a smde, la sure to set them flying. We are Growing Old.—by francs* known. We are growing old; how the thought will rise » hen a glance is backward cast On some long remembered spot that lies In the silence of the past: !‘ m *y t,e lh « shrine of our early vows. the tomb of early tears; But it seems like aW-off isle to ns, In the stormy sea of years. Oh, wide and wild are the waves that j»arf Our steps from its greenness now, And we miss the joy of many a heart And the light of many a brow ; For deep e’er many a stately bark Have the whelming billows rolled. That steered with ua from that early mark—- Oh, friends, we are growing old, Old in the dimness and the dust Ol our daily toils and cares, Old in the wrecks of love and trust Which our burdened memory bears. Each form may wear to the passing gare The bloom of life’s freshness yet, And beams may brighten our latter days. Which the morning never met. But oh, the changes we have seen, In the far and winding way ; The graves in our path that have grown green. And the locks that have grown gray ! The winter still on our own mav spare The sable or the gold : But we saw their snows upon brighter hair— And, friends, we are growingold. have gained the world’s cold wisdom now. c have learned to |iause and fear ; But where are the living founts whose flow Was a joy ol heart to hear? W e have won the wealth of many a clime, And the lore of many a page ; Bui where is the hope that saw in time But its boundless heritage ? Will it come again when the violet wakes, And the woods their youth renew ? We have stood in the light of sunny brakes Where the bloom was deep and blue ; And our souls might joy in the spring-time then But the joy was faint and cold, For it ne'er could give us the youth a<raiii Ol hearts that arc growing old. From the Georgia Telegraph. Burial of George Lincoln— who pull at BUKNA VISTA. -* N O, hear ye not the slow and mournful tread Os mighty hosts, which are now passing by / To the cold grave, they bear the noble dead, With grief a! heart and tears in every eve. The solemn silence of the awful scene, The arms reversed, the standards shrouded now. Which late have waved amid the battle din, When on that plain the numerous haughty foe, Fought long and bravely to resist the might Os Freedom’s sons, then eager for the war- - These blood-stained trophies of that horrid fight Are mourning now above his funeral car. on gray haired chief is bending o’er the bief, And weeps big tears for his untimely late ; So sudden checked in glory’s bright career. Brave Lincoln fell, the hope of all his State. Slowly they bore him to a soldier’s grave, While ever and anon the booming roar’ Os heavy guns, the solemn signal gave, That now the brave and val’rous was no niorA. Tho v left him sleeping in the silent tomb, ith his good sword, which he had nobly Worn Upon the field in pride of youthful bloom, Nore’eu in death, could it from him be tom. His sable plume is still above his head, And shields the ghastly paleness of his face The tear - t hn soldiers o’er his tomb have shed, Bedew ;! e sod upon his resting place. * Then kneh a comrade by the hallowed moiimi. Whose sun burnt cheeks the tears of grief bedew ; His dearest friend, when his last wish had bound, When his bright spirit bade the world adien To seeic Ins sire, and as his last farewell To tell him that his son had nobly fought For fame and country, and then nobly fell Rather than yield. His soul abhorred tlif thought Now o'er his grave they fire the farewell s hot, Again the cannon opes its ihund’ring roar ; Then silent all they leave the mournful spa, Where honored Lincoln sleeps forever uaore. Then lei the brave recline upon the eart) i, Whicli be had scorned to yield but v;ith his life, His countrymen shall e’er regret his v.orth, When they shall think of Buena V Vita’s strife. Let aged parents cease to mourn ’ais death, Columbia’s soil can boast no brave r son ; Then twine for him no gloomy cypress wreath, But give the laurels that his valor won ! J. A. H. Population of the United States. In 1800 the total population was •••5,305,900 Increase tu 10 years 1,933,900 In 1810 it was 9,239,800 Increase in 10 years 2,414,800 In 1620 it was 9,654,600 Increase in 10 years 3,211,400 In 1630 it was 12,866,000 Increase in 10 years 4,634,000 In 1840 it was -17,500,00 » Increase in 10 years - • 5,800,000 In 1860 it will be 23,300 000 Increase in 10 years 7,500,000 In 1360 it will be 30.800,000 Increase in 10 years 10,200,000 fa 1970 it will be 41,000,000 Increase in 10 years 13,^00,000 In 1380 it will be 54,600.000 Increase in 10 years 18,000,000 In 1990 it will be 72,600 000 Increase in 10 years 23,400,000 In the year 1900 it will no doubt be 96,00u,000 The average increase of population in this country every ten years from 1790 to 1840, has been a fraction less than oue-third of the pre ceding population, and on this principle the above estimation is made. There can be no question of its general accuracy, as we have now an immense prairie country open for cul tivation, which in IrJlO we had not. Ninety-six millions in the year 1900, will be but 48 persons to the square mile, which is not a quarter of what this immensely productive country could support. It would then give a farm of one hundred acres to every eight per sons, which is a thin population. Ireland has a population of *250 to the square mile; England and Wales, 30*2, and Belgium 330. For the next succeeding one hundred years, up to the year 2000, the population will proba bly not increase in the same rapid ratio, yet if no dire calamity should disturb the prosperity of the country, there can be no doubt of its population being two or three hundred millions in one hundred and filly years from 1850. To enable the States that must ultimately compose this immense Republic to maintain in their bond of union, railroads will have to be constructed across the Rocky Mountains, other wise that portion of our conquering race, on the Pacific at least, will most unquestionably govern themselves. It has been maintained that the extension of territory has a tendency to enfeeble the nation, and under the ancient order of things there can be no doubt of its truth, as it is manifest in the rise and fall of the Roman Empire, Ac. f but as the light of science lias given us railroads, and modern philosophy a Language of Lightning, by which a gentleman in Oregon can pats the question of annexation to a lady in New York, and receive an answer in five minutes, we can have no fear of being caught asleep by any enemy on earth, even if our territory embrace all North America, which will, no doubt, fee our ultimate destiny.— Y. Tee. Mirror. Bx.vsett, of the New York Herald, iti a recent correspondence, thus speaks of the condition of England: 44 The aristocracy maintain 400,000 servants —200,000 horses, 500,000 dogs. 100,000 grouse, and 500,000 game of all kinds, all to minister to their pride and pleasure. These men, beasts, and birds consume the food of idleness, which would feed the starving Irish, and others of the lower class. Here is the dangerous condition that is increasing in magnitude every year, and reaches a crisis whenever any of the crops fail. 44 In a population of 27,000,000, which is nearly the number of the three kingdoms, only about 800,000, are electors, while 43,000 persons hold all the land of the Empire, including moun tains, hills, rocks, rivers, moors.” Mas, says the Cleveland Herald, is a reason ing animal who paints with sunbeams, travels fey steam, talks by lightning, speculates in cut * nezi' ‘ swaps jackets and jack- The wife of Capl. O.K. flmiti., N. Y., who wavs killed in the buttle Mills, is a perfttel maniac, and refueet that herhuafeantfindead. Interesting Incident.—A letter from an officer in Mexico, to his family in Now York, giving u glowing account of the hard fought battles and glorious victories in and about the city of Mexico, includes the following soul-stir ring incident: * * * “I rejoice in the glorious laurels which the Rifles have won. It is, as all acknow ledge, the fighting Regiment of the Army It entered Chapulteper simultaneously with the storming parly. It was first in all the enemy’s works from Chapulteper. to the citadel. It was the first that entered the city, and first planted its triumphant banner on the Palace of the Mon tezuma's. Wherever bloody work was to be done, * The Rifles ’ was the cry, and there they were. All speak of them in terms of praise and admiration. Let me give you but a single instance Some of their officers and men were standing together when Gen Scott happened to ride by. ('becking his horse, he returned their salute, saying, with great energy and em phasis. —'* Brave Rifles! Veterans! You have been baptized in flrr and blood, and have conic out steel!” Had you seen the unbidden tear steal ing to the eyes of those rough hut gallant spirits, whose hearts knew no fear, and who had never yet in the long trial faltered or fallen hack, while their flashing eyes and upright forms bespoke its truth, you would have felt with me that such words as those wiped out long months of hard ship and suffering. ” Utaretymsc*. ADAMS, HOPKINS AGO.; WARKHOUSK A COMMISSION M KU CHA NTS. THE undersigned will continue the above business at their old stand corner Campbell ami Reynold -si reels All business entrusted to our care will meet with prompt anil efficient attention, ami the iulerest of our patrons adhered to in the storage and sale of (*()T TON AND OTHER PRODUCE. BAGGING, ROPE, and other supplies, purchas ed at lowest market prices. The receiving and forwarding of Goods will receive particular attention. Liberal advances made on pro duce in Store. JOHN M, ADAMS LAMBETH HOPKINS, ■ls-w FRANCIS T. WILLIS. FLEMING, WHITLOCK & CO. WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Vr—V CONTINUE THE WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION BUSINESS nl llum. Warehouse mi Campbell-eired, cm- Irnlly situated for the reception and wile of cotton nud other produce from Railroad, Bouts and Wupons, nod hy strict attention to the interest of their friends, hu|te to merit a continuation of patronage. Liberal advances made on produce in Store. PORTER FLEMING, J. W. WHITLOCK, sij-w-lm J. M. HAND. DYE &. ROBERTSON, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, *C CONTINUE the above busi their old stand, East SldeJHwjkJ s.f Melutoslx-sl reel, they are prepared to receive consignments of COT TON, GRAIN, FLOUR, BACON, Ac. At their Store on Broad-street, next door below the Hardware Store of Mr. John Bones, where they w ill also keep a supply of GROCERIES, and will be happy to accommodate all who may favor them with a call. They have procured the services of Mr. J. K. CROCKER, lately in the employ of Messrs. Dawson A Weaver, who will devote his entire attention to the Warehouse business. Liberal advances muds on Produce in s*ore when required. MARTIN M. DYE, slB-w3m E. D. ROBERTSON. GIBBS &. McCORD, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. HAV ING obtained that central location on Jack son-street, (occupied the past season by Messrs. Heard A Davison) convenient to the hotels and all brandies of trade am) shipping interests generally they again oflei their services to their friends and the public as WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS to RECEIVE, SELL STOKE or SHIP COTTON, FLOUR, CORN* BACON’’ and other PRODUCE ; SELL or PURCHASE GOODS to order; RECEIVE and FORWARD MERCHANDISE, (fee. Their personal and undivided attention will at all limes be given to any business entrusted to their care. Charges will be moderate; orders strictly obeyed, and every e.ver ion made to give satisfaction to customers. They return their sincere thanks for ihe patronage extended to them the past season. Liberal advances will be made on produce in store, when required. THOMAS F. GIBBS. GEORGE McCORD. Augusta. July Ist, 1847. jyl4-w6m WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. DOUGHTY & BEALL v f continue the warehouse AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in all **' branches, at the same stand, (Fire-Frool Buildings,) on Jarkson-street, and solicit a continu ance of the liberal patronage heretofore received, an I l-w4m m. p. stovallT WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AUGUSTA, GA V Vi* CONTINUEStogive his personal at -—**?«VhA/i Hkk rilODliC’B, and the com mission business generally, at his old stand, ( Fire Proof Parehousef) comer of Washington and and respectfully renews the offer of his services to his friends and the public. He is prepared to afford the usual business facilities to customers. July, 26, 1847. JEFFERS COTHRAN, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS. .4 UGU ST A AA D HAMB UR G. fPHE SUBSCRIBERS having formed a Co- A partnership, under the above firm, for the trans action of a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, respectfully offer their services to their friends and the public generally to receive , sell , store, or ship , COT TON, FLOUR, CORN, BACON, or other produce. SELL or PURCHASE GOODS TO ORDER ; RE CEIVE AND FORWARD MERCHANDISE, dec., Ac. Having engaged large and convenient stores, both in Hamburg and Augusta, articles consigned to them for sale will have the advantage of two markets. Their personal and undivided attention will at all limes be given to any business entrusted to them. Their charges will be moderate. Orders strictly obey ! ed, and every exertion made to give satisfaction to their ! customers. Liberal advances made, when required, on consignments. H. L, JEFFERS, | July 1, 1347. W. S. COTHRAN. A CARD. THE SUBSCRIBER, having associated Col. W. S. COTHRAN in business with himself ' returns his sincere thanks to his friends and custom ers lor their favors, heretofore so liberally bestowed upon him, and respectfully asks for the new firm n continuance of their patronage. H. L. JEFFERS. Hamburg, July 1, 1847. je3o-wtl HEARD & DAVISON, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. V — WE HAVE LEASED Urn cjttcn sive Fire-Proof Warehouse on Mclntosh* occupied the past two years by Messrs. Dawson A Weaver, and previously by Messrs. Thomas Dawson A Son, where we shall in future continue the WAREHOUSE AND COM MISSION BUSINESS in all its branches, and hope by prompt attention to business to merit a continu ance and increase of patronage. We nvile those who have hitherto done business I at this Warehouse to continue, assuring them of out best services. Liberal cash advances made on produce in store. aulß-6td&tw&wtJu i J. C. DAWSON. WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS his friend* and the public th at the co-part- existing between Messrs. DAW SON A WEAVER will be dissolved by mutual con sent, on the Ist September next; after which tune he will continue the business on his account, at the old stand of U. (f* Ate fntosh-street. It is his intention to do exclusively n PLANTERS’ BUSINESS; ns such, he will be enabled, under bin arrangement with Messrs. Heard A Davison, (to whom the house has been leased,) to place under coverall Cotton that may be consigned to him. The establishment is large and roomy, sufficiently so for both concerns, and lie trusts, by giving his un divided attention to business, to receive a liberal por ion of public favor. »u 25 D’ANTIGJNAC &, EVANS. WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION , BUSINESS. V r THE UNDERSIGNED continue to I transact the above business, in all Its bra nc lies. Their extensive FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE, is near the Depot of the Georgia Railroad, and they receive oil Cotton and other consignments per Rail road, without any charge for drayage. They' have also taken an Office for the sale of Cot ton, Ac., in a central position on Broad-street, second door below the Insurance Bank, and nearly opposite the Mansion House. Their personal attention will be given to the interest of their customers in the storage and sale of all Cotton ami other consignments entrusted to their care, and iberal advances made when desired on produce in store. D’ANTIGNAC & EVANS. kl7-w6iii GANDIES, CANDIES, AT Wholesale and Retail, HI AUUUHTIN FREDERICK, MANUKACTUHKK, At hU Old Stand, 5200 Broml-Hlreet. A fete doors below the Post- (JJfice, Augusta, (in. W~T| K KEEPS constantly on hand for sale various Jd articles in his line, vi/. : CONFECTIONERIES. Fancy Confectioneries from Paris. TOYS for Children —German ami French. FRUITS. -Oranges, Lemons, Pirn* Apples and Ba nanas. DRV FRUlTS.—Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Citron and Dates. PRESERVES.—Orange, Pines, Ginger, Currant and Guava Jelly. NUTS. -Almonds, Filberts, Brazil, Pecan, Ac LIQUORS. —Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Ac. WINES Madeira, Port, Sherry, Champaign**, Ac. PORTER—London, pints and quarts ; fine iuqioriQd Cordials. HICGAKS. —Real Havana, rartntM Uands. stt-aiuAw&B Teachers Wanted. The trumtkes of li ncolnton male FEMALE ACADEMIES am druini'i. of employing « Male ami Femnle tu lake eharge of "nid schools the ensuing year. Peraonn wishing In take rim roe of either irhool imml make application to F. F. Flkmino E»q., Postmaster, Lmrnlnton, G« within thirty day. trout this date. Mr. Fleming will give epplicama anv in formation desired relative In either srlnsil Hy mtler nf the Board of Trustees u „ WM. B. CANTELOW, Chaimmn. “W. Moon*, Secretary. 029-w*3 BOARDING. MRB. WEST respectfully inform, her friends and Ihe publir that she has taken Ihe House lately occupied hy Dr. Kennott, overllis »t oro n f(: J fook, Esi,., known as FOX’S UORNEK, when-she is prepared lo ar.rinninislatn PERMANENT Oil TRANSIENT HOARDERS. She will add that ahe hna reserved some of her heat rooms lor the arrommodalion of families visiting the •*hy- Refer to— Rev. W. T. Brantley, I). H. Baulky Jos. A. Evk, M. D, g. t. Dome L. I). Font., M. D, P. McGkan John Bowks, W. U. Sturuks, 11 , Titos. Davis. oJO-di&w-l LOST. Three notes or hand, whirl, i f„re warn nil persons from trading for, t ,s the t ei sideratinn for which they were give., will he aatistiid : Oi.en .le .... Wm. 1). Quinn for $l5O, payahle.me day alter date, and dated the last vs July 1346- „ne on L P. P. Tale for *ls, payable one day afler dsle, and tinted in February last; and one note on Wm. R. Sinnh for .oor more dollars, and payable one day alter date, dale not rerollerted. The two first Doles wen- made |iayablela me, and the last one to Wat. A. Turner, who is qlho endorser. N. W. HOOKER, Manufacturer of Saddles, Bridles and Harness, iCI A now OFFERS for SALE,|V good ampnrtment of Spanish, Eng-yMBfl ~ lish, Planters, Boya and Ladins-2332 SADDLES, of every pattern ; Carriage, B..ggv, Gie and Wagon HARNESS; S.le, Up|>rr, Bridle, Bar ness and Band LEATHER. Also, a well selected assortment ofTRUNKS, VA LISKS, and CARPET BAGS, with a variety of other articles in the line, which will be sold at r« n sonable prices, a few doors above the Insurance Bank, Broad-street. 020-w9m AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. j, A. W. A W. P. CAR MICHAEL have just received a— - »»> »fstraw CUTTERS, VE- cutters, sub soil plows and CULTIVATORS, which they will sell low at their stand above the Hotels, and op posite the Insurance Bank. Also, for sale, a PATENT HORSE POWER MACHINE. o!9-d&w4 EAGLE POUNDBRY AND MACHINE SHOP. ; the SUBSCRIBER re sped fully informs his friends aid public, that having complete ly refitted and added additional Machinery to the above named establishment, he is now prepared to execute all orders for Castings and Machinery for Mills, Steam Engines, Gin Gearing, Ac., &c. v that he may be entrusted with, at short not.ee, in a superior manner, ami on more accommodating terms than can be procured at any similar establishment in the city. WILLIAM YORKE. N. 6.—Being the principal proprietor for making and vending HOTCHKISS’ PATENT WATER WHEELS, a good supply will always bo kept on hand and made lo order, lo suit the various heads of water. my26-w6m W. Y. Horses and Mules. h. munday s now on the road for this market with some 90 head of HORSES and MULES, prin cipally Mules, some 6 or 8 well broke to harness. Mules from 14$ to 16 hands high, and horses from 16 to 17 hands high. A few fine SAD DLE HORSES. He will remain one day at Sparta, Ga., about the 4th of November, on his way to Au - gusta. He will come ly Athens, Ga. 015-wif Addressed to all Nations, People and Tongues. FOR RENDERING PLEASING COUNTEN ANCES AND BEAUTIPU L COMPLEXIONS TO EITHER SEX. BY THE USE OP RAD WAY’S Chinese Medicated Soap, which by its mysterious influ ence over all skin eruptions and disfigurements in stantly cures Pimples, Blotches and other Speckles, Tan, Sunburn, Pislules, Freckles, Salt Rheum, Ring worm, Erysipelas, Tetter, Rash and Prickly Heat. For general toilet purposes it is the mast extraordi nary Soap in the word; it softens, heals, sweetens and purifies the skin, cleanses the secretory vessels from all impurities, and imparts beauty to the corn plection of all who use it. For sale by HAVILAND, RISLE'Y & CO., s!7-aeowd&ws Sole Agents in Augusta. Hides. Georgia, Morgan county : -Court of Ordinary, November Term, 1847. RULE Nl. SI. —Whereas, John P. Evans, admin istrator on the estate T William 1). Evans, deceased, applies to this court for letters of dismission from his sail! administration, it is ordered by the court at this term thereof, that the clerk of sai J court do give the legal notice of this application in the Chronicle A Sent IUdI far Cl» monjlai - - , —-• ...... singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and .appear at my office, within the time pre scribed by law, lo show cause, if any they have, why said letters of dismission should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 3d day ol No vember, 1647. F. W. ARNOLD, Clerk. nS-lumbm WARREN County, Georgia: BILL IN EQUITY FOR DISCOVERY, Ac , in War ren Superior Court. Charles Wilder and Samuel Hall rs. William Wilder, Joel Cloud, Solomon Wilder and Thomas Wynne, sr. It being represented to the Court that Solomon Wilder, one of the defendants in the above slated bill resides out of the limits ol this State, to wit ; in the State of Mississippi, ami that William W ilder, another of said defendants, resides in the county o Taliaferro, in the Slate of Georgia : It is, on motion of Stephens & Bird, solicitors for complainants, order ed by the Court that service on said Solomon Wildei and William Wilder he perfected by publication, and that they be required lo appear and answer said bill by the first day of the next term of this Court; and it is further ordered that a copy of this rule be publish ed in the Chronicle & Sentinel, the newspaper print ed in Augusta, Ga., once a week for four months be fore the next term of this court. (A true extract from the minutes of said Court.] o!6-law4m JAMES PILCHER, Clerk. TTACHMENT IN WARREN INFE RIOR COURT, August Term, 1847 : William P. Bull vs. William Magroder. « It appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff in the I above staled case, since its commencement, has died, j and that the defendant resides out of the Stale, it is 1 ordered by the Court iliat the defendant shew cause, i at the next term *»f this Court, why Patrick N. Mail dux, the administrator of the estate of William P. Bull, should not be made a party Plaintiff lo the re cord lo carry on said case ; and it is further ordered ( this rule be served by publication in one of the public gazelles of this State in terms of the law, previous to the next meeting of this Court. v THOMAS NEAL, J. I. C. JESSE M. ROBERTS, J. I C. ADAM JONES, J. I. C. M. H. WELLBORN, J. I. C. (A true extract from the minutes of said Court.] 1 JAMES PILCHER, Clerk. September 25, 1847. m4m xi EOUtil i, ELBERT COUNTY.—Court of vIT Ordinary, September T**rrn, 1847 : Present—Their honors, Thomas J. Heard, William Mills, Joseph Sewell and George J. Barr, Esqs.: On reading the petition of John B, Arnold, stating that he holds the wri’ten bond or obligation of Phile mon 11. Wilhight, late of Elbert county, deceased, bearing dam on ifen |th of November, eighteen hun dred and forty-three, binding the said Philemon R. Wilhight to make good titles unto the said John B. Arnold to a tract of land in said county, containing three hundred and twenty-six and a half acres (one fourth of an acre excepted for the graves,) lying on the waters of Dove’s Creek, and adjoining the lands of Elijah Alexander, Benj. Tliernion, and others, the said land having such boundaries, sha|ie and marked courses and distances as fully appear by reference to a plat annexed lo a deed of conveyance of the same land by Joseph Browner lo John W. Colvard, and the said Philemon R. Wilhight has departed this life without executing titles i» conformity with said bond. It is ordered, hy the Court, that all persons show cause, if any they have, on or oelofe the second Mon day in January next, why titles should not l y c* made, or on failure of such cause being shown Court will grant a rule absolute, requiring Thomas C, Wil hight, Executor of the will of said Philemon K. Wil bight, deceased, lo make and execute titles for said tract of land unto the said John B. Arnold, according to the tenor and effect of said bond; and it is further ordered by the Court that a copy of ibis rule be pub lished in the Chronicle A Sentinel once a month for thice months previous lo the second hfvffdny in Janu ary next. (The above is a true extract from the minutes of the Court of Ordinary of Elbert county, this 6th day of September, 1847. J 525-m3m WM B. NELMS, Clerk C. O. fpALiAFKUUO COUNT), GEORGIA:— JL Whereas, James H. Bn<oke, Administrator of Thomas Turley, late of Taliaferro county, now de ceased, having petitioned the Court of Ordinary for si discharge from said administiation, nod it ap|s<uring from said petition that the said administrator hath ful ly discharged the duties required of him ns such. It is therefore ordered by the Court, that the Clerk do issue citation requiring nil |>err<ons concerned to np pear before our Court on the first Monday in March next, then and there to show cause, if any they have, why the said Br>s»ke should not be disc barged from his administration aforesaid, and that the Clerk do cause citation to In: published, as the law in such cases directs. [A true extract from the minutss of lj,e f’otiri of Ordinary of Taliaferro county, July Ifitli, 1H47.J jyl9-ro6oa GUINEA O’NEAL, Clark. Taliaferro county, Georgiai -4m, K. Brooke, Ad mi lustra lor of Ignatius Simms, late of said county, deceased, having petitioned the Court of Ordinary tor a discharge from said adminis tration, and it np|>eariiig from said petition that said administrator hath fully discharged the duties requir ed of him as such i 1 1 is therefore ordered hy the Court, that llm Clerk do ins on citation, requiring all persons concerned to appear before our "aid Court, on I lie first Monday in March next, than and tfiere to show cause, if any they have, why the said Brooke should not he discharged from his ndiuimstration afore said ; and that the Clerk do cause this citation lo hu publish/'*' ns the law in such rases directs. (A true extract f/rotn the minutes of aaid Court of Ordinary, this July I6iii, 1847. Jy 19-m6in QUINEA O’NEAL, C lerk BAUM LAGUIIiA, CUBA and JAVA COFFEE, good and cheap. HAND * WILLIAM*. {public Sales. /IOMIMHU Nhrrlff'x Mule.--Will ha M ,|,| ,m 1,10 111,1 Tlle«d»y ill I Ircnintirr tinxl, before lire comt horn*. door in Awtling Goluinbre county, between the tißual bourn of Sheriff’ll ule „ tract «f 1..11.1 ronlmniiiK ei K lneen hundred «cre«, more or fora, lyiiin on Uchi-n creek, adjiffnin* limbi of K.liee l,«- cenby, Janice Kirk|wlrirk, end Malbow It. Holneii lie. k There are on the premiere a ipmil dwellmu »nd other improvement!.. Aleo, a g.eel Saw Mill in (inti rule re|iair; aaid land bee near the (ieorcla Had Kiel.l; levied 0.1 n. the property ofJamee II llallie to aatiefy four ft. ti.e , three from Columhia S..|ierior court, one in favor of the r.nirl of ordinary, for the nee of Ib'njam.n Zachary, pnar.lian of Sarah M. and Joseph I lay, npainel Hi. haul It. Hay, Allnnil V. Ilay James 11. Ilanie, Win It. Ilealle and Ar.’h.me.lee 1,. Zachary ; one in favor of Charles Hull, aitimim a II Ilanie; onu ill favor of Richard It. Hay, AI .non V . Ilay, lor the neo of Thooiae 11. llaweon, ayainvt Jainea 11. Ilanie; one from Colnmlna Inforiur court in favor of Almon Y. I lay, againel uai.l Jninei |l. ||.i* nie. Aleo, will be eoh) at the same lime and place, a tract ol land, coulaininjt one hundred and Ibirly-riiglit (US) acres, more or less, on the waters of Iteriininy creek, ailjoi.iin;. lands of John l.aiiitHlon, Jenixhtt Scott, the estate ol James t Irena.le, and Elion Wil son, and near the Georgia Rail road; levied on us the pro|«uly ol Thomas W. Il..alwrt|thl, to aalisly u mort|vaoe fi. fa. Irom Columbia Superior court, at the soil of John H. Scull, against the said Thomas W Boatwright. HICIIAKII 11. JUNKS. Sh’lf October 'JS, 1847. C'IOI.DMUIA Sheriff's Male.—Will bo sold, J before the Court-House .(.sir in A|ifilmg, Co lunibia county, on the first Tuesday in lleceinber mm, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wil; n negro man named Peter, about filty-throu years j| age ; Levied .hi as the property of Win. 11. Ilealle, to satisfy a fi, so. from Columbia Su perior Court 111 favor of Jesse S. Walton, against Un said Win. It. Ilealle. JOHN IjAMKIN, Dep'y Sheriff. November 1, 1847. (UM. I .'Mill A Sheriff’s Stole. —Will be J at Appling, Col.nnbia c..,, bclure the court-house in said county, on the first Tuesday in December next, between the usual hours of sale, a tract of land containing seven hundred and fifty acres, more or less, on Kiokee Creek, and joining land- of N. M, Benton, M. K. Heggie, and others; levied on is the properly ol Walter Jones, deceased, to satisfy two fi. fas., .me from Columbia Superior Court: Thomas N. Hamilton vs. laser W. Jones and William S. Jones, executors of said Walter Jones, Peter Knox and Isaac Ramsey ; the .Hher from Col.nnbia Inferior 17 ourt in favor ol said Thomas N. Hamilton ngainst Isaac W. Jones, principal, and James Curtledge and Jesse S. Walton, securities U. 11. JONES, Sheriff. November I, 1849. P* liBKRX SHITkiVk’S SA LET—On tl.e~fin« JEj Tuesday in December next, w ill be sold, before the Court-House door in the town of F.llhtloii, Elbert county, within the legal sale hours, the following pro|H*rty, to wit: One hundred acres of laud, more or less, it being the place whereon Alexander McKinney now lives, adjoining lands of Jamea J. Daniel and Thomas O'Briant ; levied on a» the property of John W. Taylor, by virtue of a ft. fa. issued from a Jus tices’ Court, in favor of James M. Willis, against said Taylor. Fro|»erty poin:ed out by Plaintiff in fi. fa. Ijcvy made ami returned to me by a Constable . v. ,o F S Y W ROEBUCK. Sheriff. October 27, 1847. TIALIAI'KKRO Sheriff 7 * Sale... Will be belorr Court-House door in the town ol < raw fordville, in said county, on the first Tuesday in December next, between the legal hours of sale the following property, to wit : one tract of land coni taming two hundred and fifty acres, more or less; the property ol John Saggus, sr., by virtue a fi. fa*, from Taliaferro Inferior Court, in favor of Lucinda Wellborn vs. William L unreford and John Saggus; land adjoining David C. Daniel and Mr*. Wilson; levied on as the property of John Saggus, sr. WM. ALEXANDER, Deputy Sheriff. November 2, 1847. TALIAFEIiKO Sheriff’s Sale.—Will be sold, before the Court-House door in the town of Crawfordville, in said county, on the first Tuenduy in December next, between the legal hours of sale, one tract of land containing one hundred acres, more or less, on the waters of Red Lick Creek, and one negro man named Ephraim, about sixty-five years of age; ;dl levied on as the property of John W* Harris by virtue of four Justices Court fi. fas. in favor of George S. Allen vs. John W. Harris aa.l Thomas P. Harris, security. Levied on and returned to me by a Constable. SINGLETON HARRIS, Sheriff. November 2, 1817. ARM® SHERIFF'S SALB. -WW be add, v ▼ on the first Tuesday in December next, at the court-house door in Warrenton, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit : one tract of laud ; levied on as the pro|H*rty of Thomas Day, by virtue of u mortgage fi. fa. returnable to the Superior Court of Warren county, in favor of John P. Johnson, administrator on the estate of Pielding Hill deceas sed. The property designated and described in tuid mortgage fi. fa. AUGUSTUS BEALL, Sheriff. November 4. 1547. WAKKKN sherTkps SALE.—WiII be eoW, on the first Tuesday in December next, ut tbe court-house door in Warrenton, between the b-ral boors of sale, the following property, to wit : one negro man by tbe name of Valentine, alsntt thirty years of age, levied on as tbe property of Abner Norris lo satisfy two fi. fas., us follows ; one in favor of John English vs. Abner Norris, returnable to War ren .Superior Court, and one fi. fir. from tbe Inferior Court of Warren county vs. said Abner Norris in firvor of John H, Roberts, sr. Properly pointed out by defendant. AUGUSTUS BEALL, Sheriff'. November 7, 1847. ADMISIsTKATtm s SALK—Win be nU _al the late residence of Thomas Foster deceased, lit Walker (.ilUl|l ( V..ull..tt(sV'oipnra Ol ml I, I it . I consisting of Horses, Mules, XJ.ttlr, Hogs, Sheep one Jack, Corn, Fodder, Plantation tisils, and various’olli er articles t.s> tedious to mention. Sale to continue Irom day to day until all is sold. Terms on the day rnoMAs g. McFarland A.im r October Illb, 1847. * DMINISTRATOK’S Sulr. On "the Tim 1 "esday in December next, will be sold, at the lower market house, in the city of Augusta, agreeable to an order granted by the Justices of tin- Interior Court ol Richmond county, when sitting as a court of ordinary: a negro girl named Lucinda, about IS years of age; the properly of the estate of Elizabeth Cox, deceased. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for ml r- LEON P. DUGAS, Adm’r. September 10, 1847. 4 DMI.MSTKATOU’S SALK.- Will hi on lho first iuesday in December next, al ihe < ourt House of the Countv nf Lumpkin—L<*i number 728, 12th District, Ist Section, lying in said county. Also, al tin* (Market House of the City ol Augusta, a tract ol land well timbered, situated in Richmond County, containing 2000 acres, more or less, upon which there is a good saw mill, both tracts belonging to the estate of Warrington Haynie deceased. Sold by order of Court lor the hentlit ol the heirs and creditors. Terms on the day of sale. EM I Lit S HA V NIK Administrator. October 0, 1617. i OMINISTRATOIt g Sale —Will be sold. , ," n ! ' le ,lrKl Tuesday in December next, before the Court-House In the town of Washington, Wilkes county, the following land : 2500 acres, more or less, lying on the waters of Chickasaw and Pistol Creeks adjoining Wynn, Heard, and others, belonging to the estate ol James Cade, sr., deceased. Terms on the day. BEDFORD CADK, Adm’r. Sept. 10, 1847. A OMINISTRA TOR’ffSALE —By virtue of an oruer from the honorable the Inferior Court °f. aiTe, » r, >‘»nty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sold, at Warrenlou, iu said county, on the tir>t Tuesday in December next, the dower of the widow of Belitha Rnark, deceased, she having de arted this life. JOHN M. BARKSDALE, idm’r., de bonis non, with the will annexed, of said 8.-htha Rnark. Sept. 27, 1847. 4 DMINISTRATHIX S SALE.--U.il be A. sold, on the first Tuesday in December next, he .re the Court-House in Baker C4Ninty, agreeable lo ? ‘ rder of the honorable the Inferior Court of Jctler ii county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, u tract land containing two hundred and fifty acres, more less, known as No. three hundred and six (30b,) the second (2d) district «f Baker county, belong to the estate of Willi.uu Holland, deceased MARY HOLLAND, Adm’x. September 24, 1847. ♦ U9I INISTIIATOR’S SALE.—Agreeable lo i an order of the Court of Ordinary of Burke cnty, will he sold, fiefqre the Court-House door of st county, on the first Tuesday in December next, hi number one hundred and twenty-oqe aijd one lulrod and twenty-two, in the town of Waynesboro, itlid comity. so—On the same d ay, before the Court-House doin the county of Emanuel, two hundred acres of lai more or less, lying in said last mentioned coun typounded on the southwest by the great Ohoope, one southeast by Robert Braswell’s land, and ml alfiier sides l»y vacant land. All said land sold as the Lerty ol John G. Baduly, late of Burke coun ty, teased. JOHN G. HATCHER, Adm’r Ober2, 1847. AKINISTRATORS* Sale.—On the first hesaay in December next, will he sold, before the <rt-Mouse dour in Warreqiqij, cuufpy agrede to nn order of the Inferior Court of raid roue when silting for ordinary purposes, (with the widH dower excepted,) twelve hundred and fifty scv«l2s7) acres of land, more or less, lying in said cour belonging to the estate of Hugh Montgomery, decaf. Said funds to be sold in two different tracts. Ter fin the day. ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ) james K Movkjomci;y tm’rs. DAVID I*. MONTOOMERV, S Somber 28, 1817. AMIXIS I KATOR S SALK.— By virtue of order from the honorable the Inferior Court of Ve« County, wfieq sitting for ordinary pnr|Mises, wilnold. before the Conti-House door in Warren* ion the first Tuesday in December next, the fid- ! lowlands and houses belonging to the estate of Brilliant F. Butt, deceased, vise i that valuable * tru/lund and preinisos known as (fin Joseph Sum. ? forice, adjoining lands of Major E, Wilson. John md others, containing four hundred mid I 1 twtl42o J acres, more or less ; one tract adjoining * Wftionon the south, Jus. G. Swain and Shadruck * Brlw on tin* north, Barhnry Harhnrk on the uapftriha Jones, and others, on the West, contnin ingjiundrcd and fifty j 160) acres, more or less AliMti houses nod lots in the town of Wnrrenloii j ih'ti the nortii side of the town, and one near the a |*ulijii.no, the resjdpqce of said deceased. This v is itiiKslioiiH lot, with a good dwelling houvp and d oliacesoiry buildings. Also, one-halfof another hoiiid lot, now occupied by E, Halo, a Doctor- « SliCnd a g.Msi Sh«M > maker-Sho|t, near the Court- h Ho Terms of sole, 12 months credit with notes J nmtroved security. PATRICK N. MADDUX, Adm’r. Mnber 29, 1847. All ATI NTK ATO KM* SALE. Will be sold, -2*l he first Tuesday in Dereinber next, at the 2 Maif |onse in the town of Louisville, agreeably to tj nn r of the Infarior Court of Jefferson county, ol whding lor ordinary purptsies. a trout of land col)- ei tain 20 acres, more or less, belonging lot ho estate ai of! is Young, Isle of said county, deceased, lying m on titers of Brushy Creek, adjoining Jno. Wren, gi J. IA A. Hudson, ami others. Terms on (ho day. C« CALEB A. WRIGHT, ; . . , w JA* ». VODNU, I A ' ,m **• «J* i, DM7. Public Sales \ MI » i »»HATOH»' -SALE. - Agrc.blyT, xm. an order of the honorable (ha Inferior Court of Lincoln county, Bitting for ordinary purpimea, will be • Mold on the find Tuesday (n December nail b«lnrn t ihc ( ourt-Hoime door in (he county of Dooly the fol- < lowing tracta of land, to wit: . 202| acre*- .. No. 67 in the 11th J>i«trirt. i 2024 acre* No. 65 ,| lfl 2d “ « 2024 Berea - No. 240 in the 2d “ i ALSO, , Before the Court-llouae door of Gmndoa county • 41K) am** No. 39 in the I2lh District. I 190 “ ... No. 351 . i„ the 9th «* ( 490 “ No. 180-••-in the 9lh “ < ALSO - Before the Court-Honkc door of Appling county : 490 acres ... No. 66H- • - in the 2d District 490 •• No. 428 11. the 2d •• * i A CSC) Biffon* *hc Court-Homo* door in Baker county : 1 250 acre* No. 102 in the Hit, District. 250 “ No, 335 - in the 111 h “ < ALSO - Before the Court-Houae door io Decatur county. 250 acre* No. 3H5 • in the 20ih D mine I 250 “ No. 12 m the Isih “ 2.50 “ No. 11l ...intlui 2i«t “ , ALSO— Before the Court-House dour in Musc4»g«*e cminty : 2024 •• * No. 207 -in the 10th Diatnct. also— Before the (/ourt-llouae dm>r in Marion county : 2024 No. 16 in the 10th District. ALSO— Before the Court-House door in Carroll cu inly : 2024 arnM * ••* No 137 ••• «in the 3d District. 2021 “ ••••No. 49 in the Bih “ * A IxSO— Before the Court-House dour in Talbot county ; 2024 acres. ... No. 55 •■■ in the 14th District. ALSO— Before the Court-House door in Jones county : 202 J acre«. .. . No. 139 •• •in the 11th District, ori ginally Wilkiimon, now June*. ALSO— , Bes« re the Court-House door in Lee county 2024 acres*. •• No. 206*. •• in the Ist District. ALSO— Before the Court-House d*n»r in Thomas county : r 250 acres No. 61 in the 23d District. 490 “ •••••No. 146 ...in the 61 la “ 5 AIjSO— Belore lh»‘ Court-House door in Murray county : I6U acres* ■ No. 72**in 13th District. 3d Section. . 160 “ -No. 49*.in Bih “ 3d 160 “ *.No. 168*• in ] |th “ 3d *• * ItO “ •• No. 13*J.. in 27ih “ 2d “ ALSO— Before the ( •»urt-H.>use door in (ailmer county ; 160 acres*. No. 213*. in 9th District, 3d Section. 160 “ “No. 97**in 26th “ 2d “ i 160 “•• No. 232**in 6th “ 2L “ p ALSO— » 1 Before the Court-House door in Walker counfy : * 160 acres•• No. 283*. in2.sth District, 3d Section, r 160 “ “No. 80“in25ih “ 3d “ f 160 “No. 107.. in 28th “ 3*i “ 1 160 “ •• No. 198“ in 26ih “ 3<l “ 1 A LSO— Before the Court-House door in Union county : t 160 acres*. No. 31 “9th District, Ist Section. ALSO— Be lore the Court-House door in Cohh county : 40ncreS“No. Ilo6**m3d District, 3d Secti«»n. 40 *rNo. 838“ in 2d “ 3d “ - 40 “ --No. 191 ..in 2d “ 3d ** 40 “ “No. 108-. in Ist “ 2d “ ALSO- Before the Court-House door in Campbell county : * 40 acres*. No. 788“ in 18th District. 2d Section. . ALSO , Before the Court-House <lm>r in t .’herokee county ; a 40 N‘>- 772.. in 15th District. 2d Section. 40 *• “No. 999“ in 3d “ 2d “ ! 40 “•• No, 807*• in 15th »» 2d “ * 40 “ “No. 959*. in 2d “ 2d ** 40 “ ••No. 226*. in 2d “ 2d “ 80 “ “No. 339*. in 4th “ 2d “ AI^SO e Before tlie C ourt-House door in Forsy h county • " 40 acr*.. No. 352“ in 3d District, Ist Section, y 40 “ “No. 513“ in 2d “ Ist “ f > 40 “ “No, 242“ in Ist “ Ist “ e 40 “ ..No. 329-. in Ist “ Ist * ALSO— » Bef»re the'^ourt-House door in Lumpkin county : 40 acres.. No. 321 “in 4th District, Ist Section. >f 10 “*. No. 137 -• in 13th “ Ist 245 “ -No. 126*. in Ist if Ist “ y aiso— Before tlie Court-House door in Paulding county : 1 40 acres-No. 32“ in Ist District, 3d Section. I, 40 “ *K<». 974 .in 2d “ 4th “ e 40 “ -Ho 1208“ in IBth “ 3d “ ■s ALSO— ,( Befiire the Ojtirt-Hm se door in Cass county : y 20 acres- -No. 431 •• in 17tli Distrit, 3d Section, tr All the foregoing tracts of land sold as the property 1, °f Peter Lamar, late of Lincoln county, deceased. 1- Terms of sale on the day. a BANNING B. MOORK, / . , , LAFAYKTTH LAMAR, V Adm rs * October 6, 1847. . 4 mmiISTRATOR’SSALE.—WiII be soldj I, on the first Tuesday in December next, at tlie Court-House door in Taliaferro county, between th*- il usual hours «»f sale, three tracts of land belonging t<> »» rhe estate of Fb-el Fallen, deceased ; one tract con y taining 16;5 acres, more or less, joining lands of Ran r dolph. Griffin, and others; and one other tract cOll - taining one hundred and forty three acres, more or less, joining lands of Aaron Gri« r am! George Flint ; >r also, one oiher tract, containing one hundred and ten n acres, more or leas, joining lands of Jacob Johnson, t Billingly, and others. Sold for the benefit of the !o*irs and creditors. Terms on the day of sale. IfRZKKIAH HUNT, Adm’r. j September 30. 1847. * \ D MI NI STIC A TOKS’ S A th tie W tR ’ , KI,H r ic®ui.|w » fy «n order of tlir honorable B the l«fcr.or Court of wit | C ou.*ly, w hile aiuine as a - court of ordinary, one tract of land lying in said coun ? *>', on the Sivaiiiiali River, adj.iimng lands ol A. D. . Hunter, Joseph T. Kdwards, and others, containing twelve hundred acres, more or leas, belonging to the estate .>1 the late James T. Middleton, deceased. t V , th * a,we , » roc aml P>-<r-, all the interest ol the said James T. Midtllefoo in the tindisrwjsed of . lands belonging!© the estates of Joseph Blackwell sr . deceased, Sarah tßlack well, deceased, .and Dun ston Blackwell, dece.ised. All sold lor the benefit of i l, e heirs ol said deceased. Terms made known on the day ol sale. THOMAS J. HEARD i I>l Nsros 11. VEKDEL i September J 9, 1547. he 4 UMiMISTKATOK’S Salr.--Acr. *ea\»le tc at an order of the honorable the Inferior Court oi #ot Burke county, when sitting for ordinary purjMtses, id ; iU b * *°Jd» at Marietta, Cobb county, on the firsl of Tuesday in December next, between the usual houre in ‘d'sale, lot So. nine hundred and eiglity-three, in the or * d District ami 3d Section originally Cherokee, now th county, being the real estate of Emily E. Few, e deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs of said es of lat *- GREEN B. POWELL, Adm’r. e September 25, 1847. 4 DMIXDTHATOUS Su»e.—Will be sold, Im. on the first Tuesday in December next, Indore j the Court-House door in Lincoln county, between the re lawful hours of sale, agreeable to an order of the l*s honorable the Court ol Ordinary of siiid county, the * tract of land in said county, where Dr. George W. s ’ Lewis, deceased, resided, containing four hundred to acres , uwre or esiS > adjoining lands of James Jennings, in «■ » Mark Miipp, and others. Sold tor the benefit ol the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms on the day of sale. JAMES FLEMING, ) k , , A MARSHALL H. WELLBORN i Adra r * rl September 8, 1847. '• AU WI VSTUATOH S SALK—On the first Tuesday in Dereinber nexi, will he Fold, bclnre , the Court-House door in Warrenton, Warren county, agreeable lo an order of Ihe Inferior Court of mid ,j county, when Bitting for ordinary purposes, two tracts of land, one adjoining lands of Thomas Persons, and others, containing one hundred and twenty-lire (125) o acres, more or less; one adjoining lands of Sampson - K. Ciiljiopper, nd others, containing one hundred 0 and lilieen (115) acres, more or less, all belonging to the esiale ol Aaron Jackson, deceased. 1 SAMPSON tt. CULPEPPER, Sept. 27, 1847. Adm*r with the will annexed. ! iDJUMVfRATOUS' SAU;. to fa an order of llie Court of Ordinary of Burke county, will be s.ild, on Ihe first Tuesday in Decem ber nest, at the Lower Market house in the citv of Augusts, Richmond county, the summer residence of I Henry S. Junes, deceased, at Brothersville, n> said ’ county of Richmond, together with one hundred and I eighty acres, more or less, of land, thereto attached adjoining lands of the estate ofL. B. Rhodes and Jan.’ Andorson. aldxandku mlkphkV, ~, , rtA fTJONKi, ? Adm'n.. September 30, 1847. AU.UI .M STH ATO U N SAI.K.: - Agreeable to an order ol the Inferior Court of Warren county, when sitting Ibr ordinary |nirp.iees, w ill be sold, on tiie first Tm-sday in December next, die lol lowmgtracts ol layd, at'tb.- Court-House, of the re spective comities m which they lie. viz; two-thinls of a tract lying in Warren, adjoining Ixnds of H. Hunt, and others; one in Thomas, IR.h District No J 23; an.alier 111 Tliomas, 18th District, No. oy am j one in Ibsilv, Uth District, No. tVi, all bebmaing to tin; estate oi Klisha Btirson, deceased. JOHN M. BARKSDALE, AdmT. Septeintier 117 18-17. A DMINTSTRATOR’s'<ALE’ -Will be-.fd xm. on the brsl Tuesday 111 December next, before the Court House door in Appling, Columbia coun ty, between the legal hours ol sale, agreeable to an [ order oft ho honorable Hie court of ordinary ol said , county, the following named staves, the property of , William Tnnkersley, deceased, viz : Sarah and chit- ! 'lron named Mary, Milly, Maria, and an infant not named : sold ha the benefit ol the creditors _ Sept. 29,1517. WM. A. A V ARV, Adm’r. A IMUNTSTU ATOM'S SALK. fi.d,, or der ..i the Inferior Court of Columbia comity while sjlljiig ns a equrt of ordinary-, will be sold, on a the Ural Tuesday in December null, beliira the court \ house d.sn in said cqunly, within the legal hours of „ sale, six hundred (tiUli) norua of land, more ~r less | adjoining lands ol Henry P. Hampton, Benjamin \ Hogg, Hazekiah Boyd, and others, being the Interest ,1 Id OIH-dienre l>. Burch, deceased, mil ,| estate 111 Henry W. t toldi, deceased. Sold f„ t dis tributinn. Tmnn mi r!».* Hay nf snlr. WILLIAM A. MARTIN, Sept. 29, 1817. Adm r, with the W,li annexed ‘ 4 UJHMSTIUTmtSSALi; Will be sold, s, Im. on llir btsl luesday in December next under e, an order el the I ri.ir t '.iiirt of Columbia comity ~ while silting as a court of ordinary, to the highest bid- c , der, die oinh vi,Jed mleresl in the Veal estate of Henry in W. Cobb, lain ol said counly, deceased. Ii being ~, ono-eixlli pirl nf the tract ol land known as the t obb- c.i Bam I’ll 78,1.1 lor the benelil of the estate ot |,. James M. face, dmeam-d. Terms on the day t|, A. P. ROBERTSON, Adin'r. '.hi Sept.'tiller 29, 1817, PtISTPONED * OMINIHTKATOIfH Nnle. Will be wdd, . Columbia county, fia., on Hie liratTursday in Derendirr next, by order ol the t onrt k of Onlinarr of .aid the land belonging to lb. estate of Doliel Clark, deceased, viz : one hundred lb. •ml eighty die acres, adjoining I 'Union, H.giertaon ag and I' altos, on 111. Drli.-e I'reek ; jsim«'.mi.iii to lie c.n given ofl the Ist J.lmary next. The iijsiel price will ing be one Ih.r.saiid dollars. Term, cash, lo lie paid cm wll.li the title ie perle<led. em CHARLES A. CHAWKOHD, I*7. 44 mf9. t Willi will mnml i Public Salco. ADKinfITKATOB’f SA LB Wißba mM on the first Tueislay in December next, before the Court-Hmi*e dour in Dahloneg'i, Lumpkin rouri ly, under an order from the honorable t|,«* Inferior t’ourtof Burke county, when Mining lor ordinary por |m>m*m, a iriici »f land containing forty arn-n, lymg and firing in the county of Lumpkin, known and dnMingumhed m» number one thousand sn<l ninety egiht (109 H,) fourth (4th) Dmtn-I nmi first (Imi) *«•» 11on formerly of t -herokee, now Lumpkin county. Also At the MUiin (line, nt lf»e i -ourt-llmiim door in Sanders*ille, Washington county, two hundred (200) acres, hounded soul liras I hy M< Gee’s, and »a cant land, on all other aides by vacant lands; sur veyed and taken up by Isaac Perry fourth of D<-r«-m --ber, one thoturnnd oaven hundred and ninety [ 17*Ki J Also At the Ha tlie time, nf lh«* I’oml ||nns«* d in Stark vilb*, Lae county, two hundred two and a half (202$ J acres, known as number one hundred and sm euty-iwo [ 172,) I wtdfih 112th) dnnrict, for merly of !<««, now Lee county. Koldastlm pro|«eriy of Hardy Perry, doceaaad, for the benefit of the heirs of said tin eased. Terms easb. OLIVKK II PFRRY, Adm’r. September 28, 1H47. ADMINIMTU ATOR’NSAI.T. an ni der of the Inferior t-’ourl of W«nn, county, while siding as a court of ordinary, will be sold, on the first Tue day in December next, before the Court House door in said county, wuhm the hours of sab*, I (if) acres of land, more or less, adjoining lands ofT, J. Beck, T. t'«si|H*r, ami others, being the real estate of Andrew Beck, deceased. Sold f-r ill*- bene fit of the creditorh of said decnase<i. Terms on tb<- day of sale. It OB I . R. HKGK, Adtn’r. October 4, 1847. A pNIMIMTKATOU N SAIi) On the h,-i Tuesday ill l>ei ember fie *l, Will l»e sobl be lore she i /ourt-llouae d«s»r in Warrenton, Warren county, agreeable In an urder from the honurnldc the Infenoi tJnurt of said county, when sitting for ordinary pur poses, one tract of land lying in said county, adjoining lands of John B. Harrell, Adam Broom, and others, containing two hundred (200) acres, mure nr leas, be longing In the estate of Sarah lleeth, deceased. _ October 2.1817. HENRY HEETH, Adm’r. ADMIMSTKXTOKs Malt.-Wi.i on the first Tnesd.iy m December next, f<efore the f--* our I-House d«s»r in Klhert county, agreeably to an order granted by the Justices of tin.* Inferior Court of said county, w hcnsitting as a court nf ordinary, sixty Hcres of land, more or less, on the waters of t edar Creek, ad)oiriing lands of James Jones, John Shiflet Osborn Teasley. and others. Sold as ilie projs-rty of the estate ol Frederick < hnpiuan. deceaserl, for tbe benefit of tbe heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms will be made known on the day of sale. FLU AH CHAPMAN. / . . . LEWIS MftIFLET, J Al,m ”• September 25, 1847. m2m AI>M 1 MSTKATOICS MALE— W.ll be suld before the t ourt llmio iloir m the town of Wiiyuexboro, llurk- county, on tbe lir.t Tuvulnv in Dit.tuber next, between tbe usual hours ol Fife, traet of lari'l in sniff county, coiitaiiinii: fimr homireff »nff seven orris, more or 1.-s-. adjoining lands of John It. Gordon, Mulfurd Marsh, William < ox and others, beloni.'ino to the estate of Robert Gordon, line of raid county, deceased. Sold for division. JOHN B. GORDON, Administrator. October, 4, 1847. ADM I -NINTH ATO U S SALK.—WiII be sold, on the first Tuesrlay in Dereinfver next, t>ef..re the Court-House door in Klhert county, agreeably to an order granted by the Justices of the Infinor Court of Klbcr , when sitting as a c.sirt of ordinary fifteen Negroes, consisting of men, women, boys and girls and one tract ol land cont.lining three hundred anti sixty-nine acres, more or less, on the north lork of the Beaver-Dam Creek, adjoining Kppy While. James AI **ll, and others. The land to be sold subject to the willow’s dower. Sold a.** tat* property of the es tate of Dozier Brown, late of Klhert county, deceased. Terms made known cm the day of Bale. MARY G. BROWN > Adm’x. EDWARD 11. BROWN, \ Adm’r. September 29, 1847. w2m DMINIfiTRATOR’S 8A LE. Wffl on lueMiay, the seventh day of Decemlver next, at the fide residence of Daniel Sfifpp, deceased, of Co lumbia county, nil the personal property belonging to said estate, consisting of Horses, Cows, Hogs, \Vag g«n, Birouch, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Household ai’d Kitchen Furniture, with other articles too tedious to mention. Terms made known ■ n the day. _ , JOHN CARTLKDGK, Adm’r. October 18, 1817. ADMIXISTUATOKS Sftle.-W ,! at the late residence of George W. Levvis, de ceased, in Lincoln county, on W-dnesday, the Bth of December next, all of the perishable proper! v of said deceased, consisting of Horses, Collie, 11-. gs, Corn, fodder, Plantation a new anil fine Pleasure Carriage, Bugay Wagon, Cart, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and other ancles too tedious to mention. Sab* to continue from day to day until all is sold. Terms on th»- day JAMES FLEMING i MARSHALL H. WELLBORN, V Ad,u fs ' September 8. 1547. A OHIHISTRATOR’S Sale. W -Xm. on Wednesday, tin* Slh of he. ember, at the late residence of James Cade, sr., deceased, the perishable property <>t said deceased, consisting c«f C*jrn, Fodder Wheat, Oats, Hurhes, Cattle, H.»j-. one Road W'agoi and Ham. w, two Ox-Cart , three Yoke of Steers, one set Blacksmith Tools, Plantation Tools. Ht. sebold and Kitchen Furniture, with various other articles too tedious to mention. Sale to continue fr«.m day to day until al! is sold. Sold for the benefit of the fi- :rs an«l creditors. Terms on the day. Sept. IQ, 1847. BEDFORD CADE, Adm’r | DXIKIBTEATOR’ 8 SALE—H •7*. at the late residence of J c*»bß iv. dercaseil, near Raytown, in Talia(err«» county, on Wedn* -d »v, the loth ol December next, all the |N*rishab|e proj»er en Furniture, Plantation T.joh. a Road Wa L r*m, the crop of Corn, Fodder, and a large quunlity i»t Sweet Potatoes, with a variety of implements necessary for the Hatting business, with many other articles, too tedious to mention. Terms at sate. AARON W. GRIER, Adm’r. November 3. 1817. A DMIinSTRATOHS’SALE WiU xm. on the twentieth day !>• . ember next, at the residence of Joshua Dam. I, all tlie perishab!*- pro perty Ivelonging to P. t< r L unar, deceased, on >.ml plantation, consisting of Hogs, Homes, Cattle, Gin and Running Gear, Mill and Gearing, «& A . Also—On the twenty-sevcrifh day of iVcember next, at the l*.»rk Plantation «>i Peter I..nuar, deceas ed, ail th. perishable prom-rty belonging to said plan tation. ’ p * t( i Also—At the late residence of said der eased, .1 M ednesday, the fiJili day ot Junnurv iu-m, uiil t* sold, the perishable property there, consisting •, rs Blacksmith Tools, ( Jin .Tnd Gearing, cl .. d . Tin j above sales to continue troin day to dav until .ill tin l,e property is sold. Terms on the dav. BEN XING B. MOORE. ) . , LAFAYETTE LAMAR f Ad,u rs. s “ November I, 1847 ~\ IMHXIXTII ITOK’SSALE.—On tuembiy the 2lst ol December next, will i.e sold, n d, Warr.-n county, at the plantation of Dr. William P. re Butt, deceased, 10 miles northeast from Warreiinm ie and about 2 miles nearly west fr m Tliompom, tli. ie personal ptojierty on said plantation, consisting ie some likely horses, among them a match nf Cania-. ' ' Horses and a g.ssl Saddle Horse, Oxen. Milch I '.ovs d and other Cattle, Hogs, Coats, Com, Fodder, a 11. . b, Palace, blacksmith fools, Farming Utensils. .V. .Ac ol Sale to continue from day to dav until all is sold m Terms, credit until 23th Dereinber' 1,848, with small notes and >jood jierNonal securuv. PATRICK X. MADDUX, Adm’r. November 5, 1847. - 4 DHUHSTRATOR’g SALE.- O;. W, •»„. day, the 22(1 day ol December next, will be •* sold, at the plantation .«f John G. Baduly, deceased •, in the county of Burke, all the perishable' property of d deceased, consistinjr of Horses, H-'iis. Moles s Corn, Ft>dder, Plantation T«>ols. Cows, ■ d also, one set Running-Gear for a Gin. Tennson the ) dav ol sale. JOHN G. II ATI HER. > Nov. 1847. Adm’r.. de .' •■llls noil. , 4 DMIMSTUATOU-SSALi; Will besold. ° n the first I ucsiiay m January next, at Appling, U olumlii.i county, Geo,, under an order of the Court of Ordinary, of said county six negroes, Millv and her two young children, and Minor and her two 1 young children, belonging to the estate of Daniel Clark, deceased, and sold t r the benefit ol the heirs and creditor.-*. CHARLES A. CRAWFORD. .. , Adm’r. with the will annexed i ' •September 28th, 1847. • ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE u i -s. 1 f on the fir* l Tuesday iu January next, tie fore I tie Court-House door hi the town of Washington, Wilke* county, the undivided interest belonging to tin* estate | nt Joiwph M. Callaway, decease.t. i n eighty acres oi I land, lying and buiug in N\ liken countv. on the waters | ol Clark s ( reek, adjoining lands of \Vm. L. \N .t --M. Hill, and others, .'•aid interest being one j filth (1-5.) Also, one negro woman named Maria, about 1 forty-five years old. belonging to said estate. Sold lor the benefit ol the heirs ami creditors ol said estate. Terms made known on the day. WM. L. WOOTTEN, Adin’r. O dober 18, 1817. 4 DllllfXSTß ATOR*9 SA LB. Will be sold, at the Market-Hons.*, in the town of Igouisvilfe r»n the first Tuesday in January next, within the legal houra ol wile, one tract of pine land, situate in the county of Jefferson, on DuharTi* Creek, containing three hi.mired and forty-seven and a hdf acres more or less, having a Mill and other valuable improve ments. adjoining lands of James M.-Kignev, and oth er*. Also, four negroes : Richard, a man; Maria, ■ woman, anti John .ami Herrv, biy*. Sold agree aide loan onler of the honorable the Inferior ('*ourt of Jefferson County, when sitting for ordinary pnr jMV-tes, ns the pr.*j*ertv •** Thomas MrKignev, derras. I fd. itEOHGE W. MeKIGNEV, Adm’r. October 7, 1847- 4 DMIMSTH 4TOR*B SALE Win! e eold, xm at A|‘|*ling, Ci lombia counly. on the lipat Toes* day m January next, within the usual h >nrs of sale. agreer|b|e |o an "ider from the honorable the Interior » Court of «.xitl county, w hile sitting as a court of ordi nary, 3(}() acres ot land, belonging to the estate of * Daniel >hipp, deceased, mljoining lands of Messrs. *. Wm Meriwether and Thos. H irden, sr. Sold fbi *. the benefit of the heirs. Terms made known on the * day. JOHN <*ARTLKDtJE, Adm’r. • October 18 1817. \DMXHXBTKATOH’B Salt. WiS ‘. .i,i on the first Tuesday in Jaiiumv next, be lore (he t? Coint house dooi in Linc«>liiion, within the lawful n. sain hours, all the land and negroes behmgnig to the S. estate of Nelson Gnrnetl, deceased, m accordanen with ~i an order of the honorable court of ordinary ot' Lincoln county ; one tract ol land on Dry-lork of S«»ap creek in said county, conlinning live hundred and eighty ■ eight acres ; one tract on Lit’le river in si|id count x containing three hundred acres; and one tract ui r * Lee CtMiniy, lo be s«*ld he five Ihe Court-house dooi in that county, No sixty, (!>()) INth district, containing 202 J acres. The first named had ol lain! in Lincoln d * *ohl subject to the widow’s dower S,*ld for the be aefu of the heirs and creditors of said estate Term* ° r »n the dav. AARON HARDY. Adm’i ,h October 28, 1817 'HI An UniKUTKATOIt H SALE On the first 1,. Tuemlay in Janunr) next, will U* Mild, beloie im he court house tliNir in Appling, Colmukia county, nn igreeabU to an order of the court ol ordinal y ol mul ouniy, two negro women, Elvy and Nelly, In’Kaig- js-i ng to the estate of Jonathan W. Wish), h»le o> oaid (fir ounty, deceased. S*hl for tha bvnrlit of the hens ms ml ci editors 0 f said dvcrasetl. \A M 8. JONICS Adin'r. W, 1947* 1 nr Public Sales. ADM I MIRTH ATO K « Hy virtue of 1 an order frotn the bon'«rabla th- Inferior <;«hirt of Warran county, when uUmg for ordinary pur (ffMCH, on the firHt Monday in last, will be , H.dd. at Warraoloo, in said county, ot» tf.»* first Tn#» i day in January next, between the Uwful boor* of i Mule, twenty slaves, to wit; Jim, a man, about | years of age ; Hukey, his Wife, about .56 years of ~yr ; < Celia, a woman,almut 13 yearst/age; Dick a man 1 nlmut* .Wi year* of age; 1 nity, In* wife, avmt 36 years of age ; Father, a w.aniin, ai*oul Mi yeara ol ..ge ; Morn*, h mao, ab»»uf 21 years of «ge , Gr.„ r> i a man. almui 25 years of age; Guaius, a peliter, aUuit 24 years of age ; Weedy, a man, 21 years of age; Linooii, a Imuse m*i vaol and carriage driver, sleHit 16 years of age; Washing 1 .a.. « I*, almut 16 year* of age ; Mary, s girl, of age; Toni a ls»y, aU/ut |5 year* »/f •/c, Joe ■, a te»y, a Iron t 15 ye if a of age ; Ella, a very likely,,, lalio houae /iH and aeui|artre»a, ofsiut 15 year» of «ge t Maria, « girl, about 13 years of age; Henry, a G.y uta.ilt 12 year- of age ; little Tom, a l-.y, abo*jl 12 y rara «#f agr ; ami Brad, a te»y ateeif )f| years >f r P»o|»efly of ifie estate of Dr. William P Bolt Ir< f ■ t-i ■ oast, »!«•• iS/iii lor * fie Inhm4i f Hie l|e|fi» of said der.eused I ‘rfmm, 12 tUOftlli- credit with ii'iten and uppr-.vi d i* !**>■.*' i> only PATHK K N MADIiUX, Adm r October 27, 1817. \fJM ISHHTU ATOHN' Nalc.-Oii tin t.r-* Tuesday in January will l»e sold, ’fior* the Court I lower ilot/r in lb*- town of V 5 i,n ef.ti <, Warren county agreeable to an oi<\» r f r-nu t U> I f*-» iot f 'ourt ol said county, » hen - .t; mg f .r ptii(fees, twenty-si* slaves ( consiMing •/ men, men, Uv(, girls, and young children in’.-t* .f s; 4 are lik« (y, having bOCB «N 11 fHifai) , all > the estate of Hugh Monfg oiirry, lu'»' of aud ■, J deceased. ROBERI MONTGOMERY JAMES F MONTGOMERY -At, DAVID P. MONTGOMERY, ) October 27, 1H47. 4 li.MI MMTH ATOK * Male... W ,|| i- „. t : Xm. mi the first i oeod ;y in Jsiiusry net', t>< lore :f 4 * Court Houm 6am L ( on order of the h‘*ior-b/b; lufertoi f . ir? of r.. ' i ty, when sitting f- r ordinary p nr\<mr the l -(i * og negroea Ben Han v, Rose, Man I < f harlee, Ehck and John, being «he pt'/jarrly f N xab Frazer, deceaard. and sold for tf»* l-enefit of :h» h*- ib and creditors. Terms on the day 027 WM. S. GtTCE, , . , EDWARD FRAZER. Adm.n.rtrtora A IHHXIHTUATUU'MhAU. U„i Xm. Mi Hi*.* In»I iucwUy in Jin nary next, b> r*; I '.* Court- House door in Liiii oin county. «»ne Negro V' ' man, belonging to the e late ‘>i Robot Wore, is’e o: said county, deceueed. Oct. 22,1847 N ( WAR! A A DMIMMIIATOIth >\l,b. Wiflbew.'.f xjL at Mount Vern**u, Montgomery cu inty, or, *r»e first Tuenlay in Jmi try next, igreeable loan r b-r (if the honorable tin lofen u < irt of Buik< iii'v when sitting ts a court of ordinary, 1m of land N 276. in (he 10th District originally M dkinson, no.. Mont gomery county, containing 2024 acres, more or ler • as the pp»perty of Joseph ’r.lbjui. sr., Im- ' * aaid county, deceased, for the benefit of the fieirz- of said estate. JORDAN MrCOLLfM. / , NATHAN MrCOLLf M > A,, “' r " Oct *i 10 1■ • 7 A UMI.MMHATOIO Ualr. -- 1 v Pue of J , J.M. an order from tlie Inferior <‘ourt of Warrea i county, when sitting for ordinary purpie*<-M, wil! be , sold, al NN iu said county, on the fir>? '| u«». day in January next, the dower 0 f Eiizabe'h H r, I form- Ily widow f Juacj 5i • •: • : •1 . . bath Harrell, deceased ; -aid dower locl’ubng tfie . premim w. and being on a tract of land adjoining lands , of Arm** Johnson, Edmund Cody, and others, and 11* late residence of said Joseph H,!l. ROBERT A HILL, Oct. 27, 1847 Adm’i ton. AD.MIMSTKATOK S SALE Will . -ol at Appling, Columbia county, in the fin-t T j* - day in January next, f**tween the legal hours of •- Je - Johu, übrjut 30 year** of age ; Jep 25, ari l bn w :fr Katy, about 21 ycom «>f age—oms negroes beloogtog . to the estate ol Albeit H llmnn. de' cased. > ,d uii , tier an order of the honorable the In tenor Court of said county, for the benefit of «bc creditors Ti-rms 1 at sale. VINCENT REEsi, , Oct. 25, 1847. Adm’r. w ith the will annexed, j 4 DMI.MHTUATOKS’ S \LE. Agreeably b- I -X4. an order of ihe hole rat»le the Inferior Court Lincoln county, sitting for ordinary purj-#w:s, will : « before ( I-Houae door in L a Lio ■ ■■■■ • inly, * fir-t fuesday in J ,unary, the fi>il*>wing pr*/per: v. :<> I wtt: 115 acnwof Uiid, more or lean. lyin; ( kei , Creek, adjoining lands of Wn. Harr-:!. Alien Reirj tod others ; 500 acre*, more «>r lem*. on Llovd’ f "r**ek. i iocl iding Milt p 4 . Lamar in 63 a re* I land on Soap Creek, adjoining 1 lands of Kinder. Mr- (X . u/ ; one dw» ■_• iioiifie and lot in the village of Lincoln!’ hi, wiicr* >0 H igh Henderson now hi gCa - . Mi M 1 Store-b hw I * mining in \, B ~ Wood Sh 1 Above sold n* the of peter Lamar, \ ;*f o c -a.j - i BEN \I NG B MOORE / I.AFAYKTTF. LAMVK » A ::n r< November 1, 1*547. 4 DMIMSTKATOK S 'AI l \ » m. to m order of 11lofori«w Court ot A\ s county, when sitting f.*r ordinary purpae**-. u-;i b sold, before tbe couxt-hooM duo* .* laid county the first Tuesday in January next, eight av.-» • wit: Violet 1 w . | mun 2 ■ Eliza, a worn* ihout 26 yi ira ••.;_■*•; Jane, a kmu 1- yearn 1~. .- hild, Id; I rws, a boy, about- \ears of •£■. ■.. . estate of Wil R. Hundley , deceased. Sold fie c* L • /OLDMBUS C. CODI \ N-.ivembcr 3. !*■ 17. VDMIIf ISTRATOR’S SA Ls - § ,n O der of lb- court of wrdmarv •: the r ~ of Burke, ill t. sold hes re du c urf-h - 1 • J following tracts Gillom Hid, of , I ‘tumird .iii’i Uc.iy-M’K n aerrs. n.':, - r |»~ss > *• *n said - naty. ids , j h g Whilehea John W .1 ( , }j and Zarhariaii L. F. Wimberly; t«c re ' • ■ r less, of | • : . adjoining l.tn Is-.f Benj. D. Hill, jigidi II rr:- \ \| I Hill, ind others. Terms mad< known the ■ s ' 1 1-17 BENJ |) Hil l \ i V J he 4 dmimstuatoks SALE ••f - w ■ In- of Burke. Mill be .-sold, before th« court-houi** d• . i lie Krid county, on ih. fir.-t Tucnby in January next. V„ following nmu'-il negroes, vir : Maria t’’ j, B'-rry, M ..-n* iad Jerry, *ri. pmpntj the oral ol Sanli H:if ber, deeca-ed. Terms cash JOHN (i. HATCHER valentine a hatcher. > Adrn *^ in November 1 17. P * IIMIXISTR ATHIX'S M«|,.-|tx ~„7r -X ..i the . mi rat l< ib. In •ri w C Hut ol J< ff, n “< • ml}, a bile suing - 4.1 Ml lb- first Fwslt} in January next ~ i ourt-House in Pulaski county, . : i.- tract rum nr “ nd i to the estate of Willisnt 11 IU j tlccMsril. enmaininsr tan hundred sn,i a h.l v. sitn.xle, lyng and he n- i n the tn v.-m-Sr-; J. tnci said Camay known as Nn. one hundred * ll .. 'l'K\ HOLLAND Adm’x November 2. 1847. i DMIMSTKATOR S S«|r...\V,:! . t . . -T*. nn ih.' lirvt Tucsdov m J m-iarv n-xi at In, *- Market Hniisc iu Ihe louiinl' I. ins. die. annv.d ix >’• In an order o. tile honorable the loleriiw t \Hiri id J, j I. lersnn counly, when eitlin.- Inr ordinarv purioees a " «g">- l:l »-'»"J Hal lob el isgiog ie tv . uau • f, IVhUh Thnmpeon. Jeee.f.d. S4d lor the bet.e:u e' | : the heirs and creditors. Terms no the dax rsoJe ie x MITt'HF.L DA\ I>, Adin'r. ! N oeoiher 2, 1-17. 4 BHI.MSTR.VTOR SSAU \V| i ■ onrt.house d s.r in die loan ■; Washnuien \V kes ! I county, within the legal hours of sale, -he n. ,r..-s I I belonging to the estate of Kimbni Standard, deceased, j 0 t>4d agreeably to an onler from the Inferiie Court ! ol said county. Terms made known on ihe d.iv • ... tiEORtSE DANNER, _ . -. 1347. Adin'r., de boots non. 4 DMIMSI-Immi s-AI.K --w.ii bo'aj I , a-w on lh< lirel Tuesday in January next, t -:.trr llie , court-house door in Lin/uln couuiv, between ilm- lev , ■ sale hours, iq s-btsiicuct to an unler ot* Ihe h.Ku'r.it-le * > j t onrt nt Ordinary . I said vonnlv. all the re.d . -ta:e { and a (sxit or all of the negr.--! brlmtaiug m the estate 1 ,ol t nvmgtun S. iris, deceased, -sold 1 r tl , c, ; | : [ of ihe heirs and creditors of said . state Terms ,»i 1 ! ’>• l ilt*- SE Mil - \ hn'r. j Noverobei 4, 1-47. A IHIIMSTIUTIIH s SALK. tV . | —■O - on the first lui 1. in Janiian ilex', wntnn the legal (mot* of sale, befim the cue tt-bouse d . Warrsuan, Warren connty, agreeable t. n, order at 1 the eoart ol onhnary of Said rOOMT, .sie Irael at hid ' on the waters ol Joe's Creek, in said cxsinly. eontain inc one hundred aeres, more or less, pine Imd >. d a«lh. piayenv ol Sarah M.irphv, d.s'eased Ur (be lament ol the liens u:' -...1 esiale. Terms on ihe dat v JOHN J. PILCHER, Adm r. ' 1 Novcmher 4, 1-47 4 UMIMSTRATOK HSM.F V,;ee,ld. ,n *' .m. an order ol the honorable the Intel lor Coot :at 1 B.oke coniny, when >aum I T ordinxn pims. es ’ will he sold, on ihe first Tuesday in Januaix nexi, a at the court-house tl.v.i m the town of Wav u- - 1 in said a negra girl named Ciller about v teen years ot age, belonging bi the estate >t Calris Duke, deceased. S-ld !,.| the benefit of the !,, n> and creditors ot said estate Terms at mill* I 1 JOSEPH B JONES I 4 ' IS4! - \,hn i , de bonis non. VUMIMSTH ATOK S sale A.-rex-v-Ivt. N .in onler oi the honorable the Interior ('oun ol } l1 B.i.kc county, aitting iUr orxlioary purpaanL will : solti. oil the firm Tucml.iv in January next, m i),e '• ' ‘"‘i : houaa door «o tha toara ( Wax i . i c.iuniy. the tolluwiug negnu's, t.. m< Puu. ,- . ai yoanoi ; »g,- jbu >v r ,s. u<■. 8» plna, about 26, and bc*i tiuvi ..i Ii » ■ S,: *’• 10 > IT*. I; Mi § bet infant clnl«i ( alK»ut | mouth* t>;,j Also, at Ihe same time and pl.ee, all Ih. ieales, i o' late lying ,a„| CO,miv, with ihe -od'ee lleitns-s, lo Ihe estate ol Elir dietb Janes. ,te, ess.„ 5.11,1 proienv I.m dislnhnlioo aimmg ihe hen, of said Mato .IVMfSM JONES >■». 4, 1547 Adm* I . will, ihe w dl annexe i dAI AKniAN-K-U . able l. , " "> <•’- Intern., Coma ot f ,I ; e»l while ailllng l.u.mlluary p.irjswea, will t.e s,J,t ,n, g ■be hrsi lnrs.li. m Januaix n. .I, hMw. . n Ihe lev .1 Xl h.Hiisoi sal-, at pul, h, ml e.y . iwboo Ibe , ( . . d-«« ,4 Mid county, lliehdjowmg lands, lo n,l ~ O, ■rai l e.uiianiiiig loin linndied and tweoiy a. iva, u,.»e j it., •r Icaa. lying 111 said e.mnly, n. a quailri' ... a | , Ihe village ol Crawl,ml. die, ad, mmy lands I>V ; | e I ... Kh.alea. t.ilhon K.D, t W Mb,end. nwl ih 1., nnnnpi,'.e,l l.a said .iliac. ,x,l , ... tin,1.,.1D, J,. M Bird and It, Cranial.l , van r.mlainmg tbrsr hnn.lr.st and a, ..... o.irr o, leas, 1., ig count,, in .h.e,- miles .4 Im. and villago .k . ranks.l,,lie AH „4.| .hr .he -rl. ~i the mm,.i mphans ol Cle,„,a N. ms, i , »«* |Hir|x«n«v a diviaioa Term* ~f w,ii t- r s “««l# kih<wn the tU), JOHN I. BIRD, ) A UK.AM R Mtmm. 4 N*oab« 4, U4T. A Public Sales. \DMVf MIATOn SALE Bj nn nrtW '»f tlw rtmig% of ordinary of th* winly of Murk*'. will U iflW, lli» rour! ftOiw rW in Mid roonty, '*» lif ,f Tw«d«jr »;» January neiy th* undivided of « fr*ff if tend «» taimn? two hundred awl l»»W* more fir If"* lying m Mud Mnjri»y, »*••! by Undo '»f I**i*b t »rt#*r, *■»!<•««• of Ar»d M»duvm Mrl Aft) Jin id tend »dd mm llif |*r'e>**rty ol **»n»u»-l H>rr *l< *»%«ied WILLIAM HAHKON Adm’r N uvrtuurr J, I'“•I" 4 l>9f I SUITH %TOR*u *• ALI \S .. ***l it At ih** f'ruri b ***»•■ liffir >A 'I., r<iu»iy oC « , U ( «. bral lucjdajf' It JtliMuy «x*l, b<4 N» Mi 1’• hi.iori, H.,f|rwnt(y i»» ■ j*#- W*r rtftflf*. Muyni' <b-rr*M«! '••■id /, t*ir.-.n:v* of »», oid* rof « o'lft f *«rm« on tb#-#L •, ■ . «:« No, r, 1447 P H\ A MK Ad p< VDMININTftATOITN . . Ittiinf: tb** 1 o»n-H . >*A »j *■* . I, *on (In’ '<•••«{ ml*- l*ojf» ;. fir,* | iff Ip . r. J ■ ii*. 1: . Ur i\ "Ur Iff 4 .»♦. • •y r . (aiOiny lour I, ,o»Fr«d *ud 'or 1 * . - ■*■• u*ntr or iniiui*' land* -f If tidy lx • • r**f ■. »*•,*' •* f» ! Ho ««* y J •*■»< I ' ■ f»» ' ■ ■• - • • »*ll rh ' r.. ■ ■ * i*«d '« Hi* rt- iim . . -| J H Jtxj, Af>iJ now to i»** »4<l l-rs lit*- jr.f j#*x of dr,»>o». lf*i>r'g»t f!ji |r/sT/-*« f»f Mid ifjVf#-***d, and t/» lx ioi-J in •"-Hcdooeo trii ati order of ?b# !■ r».-yr * ,r »«id riMinfy, m'Uutf lor ordinary |, Al« •»,»•//. n -tii.ii, -if rj,r» */f- t bel'«n£<ug to «.d HLXMtI \H HI --1 1 Adm'r dr i«on, * j, r;.-- * *n;>rx*-d. Srf/r;uUi -J, 1‘ 47. 4 DMI.MTI H ATOH i-tll \l - . j > m «• Jf»' Ntft InWK d/»*f m Bar*. » I I ''inly. f’U :t r fur t I X«daV .:. K*Vfi*r, foil « I !fi fl»r ixxir* «*C to »r, />rd»f -/ ft-* I • I *«. ) Mr. ,«o S 7 *. !#•» ■ -i'Ai u( atu.. :: , i ' t *** **, .■, ** I 'OiUtv. Sfrl it Mi* f - V *»C J flfj < ’ ]» ; #• d--- s ~d !<’ fhrUnrfilnf to -,, .}■■ Uir* of Mid 'Wrfcj* <J N • j. { J7. ULN AJAII MOV 4. A tU K( I TOII i M1.K... A A i 1 - iff - Hourr >i I -r* •fill ol H. ' i*-' rnmd, !•, if t.rjr .1 r - ■M* | I i - (or the * r-ur* >,< i} tr ,r • |v . h, - ilrfrw*<l irriM mmW kno«(> *, tir rl«r *A »• • . 1~ 17 la ~;. JOHN HKHII Li r nxf.t I THU U ■ d r ;nt «tn a Mit. o ; t.f ij i *r*rv }•;-'• r^-» v > *: i • I I,iii •» on (li*- vr i*« -. <\A . • t ‘;. , (y, COS : < | JJ• . N ' • H«- 11, Sr,, i-i 'r IA Ml<l n.-Jf/V <W *«*nj L ■ • Jr„'- of fJiruMti ittr ii- r» / ;;,r « * Idr *. • 1* ; . I;.* • «•..*•■ . ... f MAH V HP,I L F.i * . c S-.f/riofMr f'.J, Fa \ K< I TO US* SMlr i i N' B n ■ • ■ ■ I --old, t*e(ur*: iLr * .r.-u- '*- *r »< • V» . L'jn ' >*jn;y, Oti It**.- trn»: T*u*ij«v rxr* wi'.hui l:.c l*-o % ! f * . -• .* fiijn'lr<*d and hffv»n:n** r*2n • ’ in !*.••• -• «*ri • . S ■ . ’ •dro if,r (ii jm jjrl Aii 1a- T ln j/.n,;- r’.y o! fa- \\ Ix‘.M *a- I. Term • , W ILAS sTAHR * / . -ILAS H VI \KK , '• , 20. 1— ?T EA \K( C TOR S 'Aid w i fim Tb«i • ! *• IU. - - i ■ . ■ lying in ’ i B, B U P J ■ • W. j , aOorr lurid -*ld a..0- .■ • •».' k * v. 5 -. ; ui**rr id -i 1 (i«» iif ibf p.irpr*'- f a .j.r. . ir. 1 NICHOI AS C BA< OS ~'l'> IT. 1-47 U 1.1 • .- £i\ki i tor • S*l>:_W A 1 11. ••", i • ■ -». • • k of H r I 1 I' - i Took VTm e O h N • ' .... -. % ■ >. i^. rrtu r n*rx:. at u.e Planui. q on «i« r a : ~^a>re ■. ... r Pin H . ■ fee v'-rr*: th. P ! •'. « ■ T . - A v\ S ... time < • be cr i Corn, I A • its -4 Amt . i * J j. from day to in- s:.t;i nl: JAM K> H FI A \ T Vt Oc- U. IS4T. j I.A \K(I lOK - Aid h Va ' \A ft 1 • • . • ■ > \ i J . »> <3 " is . ■■ ; iin inrov u i tUEHTOH’S -AU w< ■I i - Jane K. II i j ■•■--• • I ' • •- H jH - * -i. I - r. I* : \\ H j S i vV | koblkt« i»amV:i pVr ; 1 2 j * ECU FOR <'\ i f \v * * A I \\ I 1 ' • to wit: one thou— ■ : . , f '■ fW - K M t ; 1 '■■Mil!, \ NVjtb S 1 • i ;• -a mi r n ,j • . ,r>. ami i i‘‘ I r I • • « ; . r be. . Term, I (sale «*n the »lav ° ■ ■ ■ ' THOMAS BATOE, Ex r. SAI.E 11 . , -A in J ntiv x r Ho - I I ' i . l«et* I. S . . - I’I.NM- f kSI HAI i . Oci ' -; 7 1 piSCTTOR-S SALE ~ JjJ 1 ■ as vs. a* ;>v in tjns*menl of u j.v • I •>>'<-. u.;;< „ . .. 1...« ■ « ■ I i - 1 ■• ' . . ossa:.-, '-•n'Kinj .a .* Hrveit :» iu*j;>sj arr* 1 ■ ,*• - - 1.: mlif ka II ,1 tix tna* at nW. Pel. IS. IP-47 Ji'iiN STO\ \l 1 Kv L’’vi;< i rou> mu i\ : R-J l J || I m ‘ • I , - ■ ■■ J■■ - ■ 1 ■ * • | l>»nr.<an:>, »h.-a ijmn; a« aenm f. f rr i«* I «n Aadn ■ . . 1 , v , “ > . a H r, ; ■ i ■ ' J ''l l '!r. iMafi. i■ ‘ ..i' UI.IO-* Ml r. , *! .-a. . ' ■ JOHN BRAWNt'jt , F.PMoxnh r.vrr S*-*™ ; N ■ ■ ■ ■ - iM7 • a January w v. . r * • •* - i , j c.umtv, uU. n >i;i. a*.a court ■, r. : ajv : ;R . . , <•* huu. ■*>«' an «n-.i cliiui; **.< »« » , (>an »» the Un*i» ami n ji.v> . , >’. a u- v B-:v. I *»•*» HiVWO, M.. ihv.axsi, K;: .; V *a*msn% * h h , r . Ifntumadt 1 kiu'w n on ih« ii«t . WM H >\m>LKK. , El Bl R r BROWN *** ** \kittok »< u i \s 4 Im , v , •iw m v . tV. Wilhv.j Ilv U-’ a <a r !> •,, r> • vn* w? - u> tha won »>; J«oc R 1W acw*«l‘lv to anon lex from the ‘t>; r I v ' . , tK>n 3S matV k.v'w ■ KUTt I■\n II i f i *' viu;<r *. I- 4 ’ p\Kt i ron >mi r \\ m J 1 > W N»ih-» k I ■ i \\ - w rxl Tl»i* v * ? 1 x 'r. • . n x *hx IMiMI al: i. . - * ' I ■ .- , Mt HOI %S t li v- v»N i v . \ roits v. . I . >l■ ' ■ illlllH I - . ti , ' i. * ' K o»a. I' ii-n. < vpi*. M ■ '» I * r \ -,i al, •%-»■ i \ > MARX V STI USES \ v \M\ IKK rsos VM'IU « J 'lll UK > 1 ' N . , ; i-i. ['i mum nmii " J M' I >*urt x>l l'ali« •' '* ' * m •. ;iMt' ■•ill .4 *nl !»ik. >«*« ihx- hi ; I' «Uy hi IV- . . -.1 »■., at •. t Hin II > t! ,« - ■wj | * •un.x h.f.Klii* i »»'t « !»'•<» m ■«• »«tv» .ti Un.l j S ' K \ »i immiu'l loir* *« Ihr IwlaiK «■ , '.r»rx } >*l min>l \ >.tn :r» j; sx. > " • - k.»\{ .u‘, ■ li.'iih*, t«rn, Isn •■ k «»’•* ; ms fNkt: i »l ,1 hrini I Ir-«. r-.iA-r lli ntu K \» »t *i* • »1 >S i.i K . , '•>«• .a" r )ini» ! *41,1 I i*i «:v* .< v.n llir-'ai l lll'M ' 1 \ M limi.l.o H fl>-|«r««!w IJ. 1SI? Kn BBED RYE LOUOU IKTiat. )>M4 I l‘t •W*« BAkUfk HkLUAJiik Public Sales. (.CIKIHAS’it -Al.i, lgrmbi, ; hi ->■ * nl lh ibe Inftnor f>mrt rs W r«. . ty. »ti,n ,illtn, I r rlin«|.y w :! ■"*'l. tefcr* ibe fonr-bw .K»» hm|iw, . „ •h, firH T i.wl,y ii. J,.i nry n't' 'n.t rmT: * m jlee.i «,iy jrr.r. ;•!, ,|«. inr , r „, r , 1 ■ r I-lO.' ■ - kM MM M .i.-. r.-.i in 4nrar Tern* ... .f,, d,f nr.,(. 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