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GEORGIA WEEKLY OPINION THE WEEKLY OPINION. J|BY W. L. BCBUOOB AND J. B. DOUBLE. THURSDAY MORNING;: OCTOBDR 31. |9*A eorrotWRideiit of tlig Cincinnati Commercial (lUeitlori? the statement so generally published, to tho effect that “ af ter the 2d of Maruli. 1808, no debtor will lie able to obtain a di»churj(e in bankruptcy unless bis assets shall pay lift;' per cent, of bis Indebtedness, or by osseut In writliiKof a majority In number anil value of bis creditors." The last clause of Section 33 pf the Bankrupt Act, declares that. “In all yiroccoibnjts In Bankruptcy, couimu'ci] after one year from the tir.c this act sbab go Into operation, no discharge shall bi granted to a debtor whose assets do pot pay fifty per centum of the claims against his estate, Ac.” The I nportant question is, when did u ,ie llct K° llto operation ? Section 60of tho act..s In theso words: “That tills net slis.' 1 « mtnenco and take effect us to the appoint" nen ^ die officers created hereby, and die ^Promulgation of rules and general ciders IWO ,nd a fe° r Ow date of Its approval, jirovldecf U , *f n0 P®**" tlon or other proceedings under Iho act shall be o.ied, received, or conimcnccu he- fbrctbailrct day of June, 1807.." The Ot t was approved March 2,1807. It took effect for certain specified purposes—tit enppolnt- mi nt of officers and tho arrang, ement of the machinery necessary to put i't “Into opci “tlon,” from the date of Its ap, uroval. But can the act bo said to have gono “ Into operation,” before tho time fixed at n blch dflL'tors and creditors could avail th, n >- ■selvcs of Its provisions and benefltaf 1 bo act prcscrloes for Involuntnry. ns well i 18 voluntary bankruptcy. As to both classia tho remedies nlfordcd by the act were post poned until the first day of June, 18(17. No petition, cither of debtor or creditor, could bo filed prior to that day. Tim Bankiiuitcy Law.—The Savannah News and llcrald reminds Its readers that all persons, us well as corporations, wh contemplate availing themselves uf tin Bankrupt Law, that they must do so pre vious In .March dil. lads, as the 80 per cent, clause r.kt s effect on that day. There ari only iibmir ene hundred and fifteen work ing days 1. ft. Those who arc to be !i.'lie- fitted thereby must commence proceedings 88 soon as possible. All claims against a bankrupt who applies after next March, will, us a matter of course, bo proven Section 33. of the law, In relation to the 50 per centum. Is as follows: “Anil In all pro- ceedlngs in bankruptcy commenced nftcr one year from tho tlmo this act shall go Into operation, no discharge shall ho grant ed to a debtor whoso assets do not pay fifty per centum of the claims against his estate, unless the assent In writing of a majority In number and value of Ids creditors who have proved their clutraa la filed In the cose at or be Tore tho time of application for dis charge." t5J" Not a white voter of Blhb county cast a ballot yesterday! What a glorious record for the county that lias such a proud history! IVc arc suro that to-day will be llko that of yesterday, and to-morrow oven ns to-day. Lct tho sun of Thursday set upon that record unsullied by any par ticipation in. or countcnnnce to the swin dle.—Journal ami Meuenger. Our cotemporary lias been professing great alarm about negro supremacy In Georgia. IVc suggest that the white men of Bibb, and those in other portions of the Statu whu. act with them, are pursuing the only course that could possibly give the colored race control of public affairs. The Journal advises white men who have reg istered to refrain from voting. Result—if white men do not vote—Niuino Sorni-atA- cy 1 is the latter what the Journal de sires? Why this I >iitiuik.\ci: ?—A few days ago wo received from New York by way of Savannah a box weighing 130!ha. on which freight and drnynge to our office was 1.00. Yesterday we received from Savannah one bundle of wrapping paper, weighing UOlbs. on which tho charges, delivered in our of fice was $2.28. If our box had been ship ped from Savannah, at this proportion, the charge would linro been ubout*8.00. In other words. It Is chcnjicr to receive goods all tho way from New York than It Is from Savannah. Why this dlfl'crcnce ?—Jfoat. Advertiser. Wo havo heard soma of our mercantile friends In this city make similar state ments, and propound the name question— Why this difference 7 Tho recent returns of tho Philadelphia National Banks show that they havo a re serve of *10.000.000, being an excess of about t(1.0(XUX)0 over t. a amount required by law. Wo clip the above from a Nashville ex change, That unnecessary reserve of *ft- 000,000 most probably contributed In part to tho stringency experienced in other por tions of the country. Philadelphia mer chants will sensibly feel tho grasping dis position of Phlladclphlh bankers. This U Inevitable. “Gxawixo a Filk.”—Our whilom friends, DoWolfii and Gilbert, of the Columbus dun, bnvo engaged extensively In this business'. They seem devoted to It. Their Journal of yesterday contains several of their most pungent lilts. at General Pope. Wo are sorry, forUiosakaofourOolumbns friends, that they are so strongly Inclined to fool away their ttau). The veteran .PoWollb Should bo more discreet. A dozen para graphs In one dayj ioitw thtg fall hurllm, Is a waste of ammnnltion! I3T General Grant bus entirely recover ed from his recent illness, nnflVas able, on ' tlm 23th, to resume tho dutlotof his office, 'lie expressed gfcat annoyanoo at the use of hls namo in connection with political matters. S ..'1 v-'t; Jslt tlip ET The quarantine regulations of Montgomery, Ala. hue been suspended. TELBOBJtrniC INTELLIGENCE. From the New York Press AsiocUtlon. Writ of Error Quaihods Washington, Oct. 30.—Tho District Su premo Court (puwlieU the writ of error to day In tho confiscation case on account of informality of attwt. It wlli be renewed, Cotton Order Rescinded. Memphis, Oct. 30.—The Assessor has re minded tho order requiring shippers to pay the tux on cotton. Yellow ijever. There wore nine interments from yellow fever for the past twenty-four hours. Foreign. Toulon, Oct. 27.—Tun thousand troops have arrived from Africa. Paris, Out. 27.—At the Council nt St. .'loud, to-day, Napoleon presiding, the Cherbourg squadron was ordered to Italy. T '.orknck, Oet. 27.—Tlio Gar l bald Ians cont ntte to cross the frontier. The tele- grai h has been cut and itorna is isolated fror.i the world. Madrid, Oct. 26.—Spain has decided to Join any action of the Catliolic Powers in favor of the Pope. Cablo Summary. Mcnabria has formed an Italiau Ministry Victor Emanuel has issued a proclama tion denouncing Garibaldi and declaring that tho French policy meets the views of tiie Italian Government. bourse active. Rentes advancing. Tho Pope has left tho Vatican anil sought refuge at Castle St. Angelo. Liverpool, Oct. 29.—Hutchinson, a cot ton dealer, has failed. London, Oct. 29.—Lewis Brothers, who have been engaged in the American trade, have failed. Death of Gov. Andrew. Boston, Oct. 30.—Governor Andrew was attacked by apolexy and died to-day. Yellow Fever. Mobile, Oct. 30.—'There were two lnter- . “lits from yellow fever for the past 24 Legal Advertisements. hot ^ *.w Orleans, Oct. 39.—There were on *jy nine interments from yellow fever * meeting of the Board of Health, la?t ni"K ' f l unrant ^ nc was suspended. A moth 111 WftS °^ ore ^ by Dr. Warren Stone that't 10 fever be declared no longer epidemic. , , . , The motion ' vas °>’l losed a,lJ refu ? r ® d to tho commute o " U«>'th. Dr. .Stone are 11011 tl,ilt tho ,Uscaso liad run its course ana ' was 110 loi.^cr epidemic. Though sporadic c. lses , may continue for some time, In hta , pinion It Is perfectly safe for strangers to e t0 1 ,l8 , clty - In Ills remarks ho content ed tho yellow fever was not contagioi 13 u,ldcr anycl1 " cumstanccs. Mayor Heath has vetoed 110 ord ! , “"“ vlJlng for the schools, on repealing all ordinances pro, administration of tho public tho ground that tho Connell ma. ^° 3 M0 /' r0 ’ vision for any other admlnistrat. on °‘ t,lc schools, leaving them without din ' 1 l 1 t< l r8 or teachers. Tho action of tho Counci 1 f°°, like they Intended to abolish tho so 1100 5 altogether, since It has failed to forco lle ~ groes Into white schools. The ordinan 00 was passed over tho Mayor’s veto by th, 1 Board of Assistant Aldermen, The upper Board has not yet uctcd. Judge Lcmont, of tho sixth District Court, has decided to perpetuate tho In junction granted tho School Board res training the Mayor from promulgating tho ordinance. Tho resolution offered in the Board of Aldermen, last night, requesting the mili tary authorities to remove tho present School Board, passed—two blacks voting for, and four whites against it. Tho Theatrical season commences Sun day, November 3d, at the St. Charles, and the Academy of Music opens with tho Ja panese. Foreign News. Liverpool, Oct. 20. — Garibaldi is at Monto Mano. Thd Italian General and troops possess the frontier, anc bids Gari baldi to disarm. i’Ains, Oet. 23.—More ships havo Iclt Toulon. Tho entire press lauds Victor Mmumtcl’s proclamation. France will attack tho Insurgents if they lly from tho border. Fauis, Oct. 29.—The Monlteur Issued a note justifying tho expedition. Baris, Oct. 29.—On Tuesday evening at 10 o’clock, tho Insurgents In Romo wero active. An outbreak was momcmtarlly expected. Garibaldi Is six miles away or ganizing. Several shells reached tbe city. Tho French licet Is unloading at Civlta Vcchta, where the I’opo is expected. Bourse firmer; rentes higher. Madrid, Oet. 29.—Lorsundl lias accept ed the Cuban Captain Generalship. Paris, Oct. 30.—Tho Emperor Francis Joseph returns via Berlin. It Is said tho X’opo tells tbe Fronch thst ho will leave Romo should Victor Emanuel enter. I.ondox, r. a, Oct. 30.—Nothing further from Romo. Van Beust will shortly visit London. Florence, Oct. 28.—It Is said that Depu ties VIcotora and Mosto are badly wounded. From Washington Washington, Oct. 30.—Ucvcnuo receipts to-day *023,000. The detectives profets to havo Informa tion, that but *180,000 counterfeit seven- thirtics were Issued; hat they wero shav ed by only threo persons, and that none have been offered slnco tho detection of the counterfeit. From Ulchmoml, IUcmtoND, Oct.-Kb—Gen. Schofield In his official report explains the apportion ment of delegates to tho Convention. Tho apportionment actually mado gives 47 del- gates from election districts having white majorities, and 53 fromdtstrlcts having co lored majorities. JASPER SHERIFF SALES. WILL be sold on tho first Tucsdayln December next, before tho Court House door, In tho town of Montlccllo, Jssper county, Georgia, between the usual hours of bhcrifl's sales, tho following proporty to-wlt t Four hundred and forty-two acres ol land, situated III said county, on Fnllln creek, adjoining the buds of James H. Robert and others, It being tho pluco whereon Lewis L. Lime formerly resided Levied on as tho property of Lewis X,, Lane, to satisfy two II. fas. Issued from Jssper Superior Court, one In favor of Hurd, Uuiigerionl & Co. vs. Lewis L. Lane; the other in favor of Hurd & Him- gerlord vs. Lewis L. Lane. l’roi>erty point ed out by plaintiffs attorney. Also, at the same time and piueo will be sold tlx hundred and fifty acres of land, more or less, In said eounty, known as the Clyiulo place, the Biicliuuun place, the Harwell place, and fitly acres a part of the Osborn place, on tho south of the Social Circle road, adjoining the lands of J. Can non and Wm. II. Thompson. Levied on as the proporty ofllllllarilM. Gray, to satisfy n H. fa. Issued from Jasper County Court of Jasper county, In favor of Jackson Graham, survivor, vs. Hilliard M. Gruy. Property pointed out In attachment. Also, at the same time and place will be sold the undivided half of five Hundred and ninety-four acres of land In said county, numbers unknown, but known aa tho dames ID Johnson place, adjoining the lands of John W. Edwards, Brown San ders and others, at present occupied by Nathan Carr. Lovleu on os tho property of Elijah 11. McMichacl, to satisfy a fi. fa. Issued from Jasper Superior Court In favor of John D. Butt & Bro, vs. Clark W. McMichacl, executor of Elijah McMlchnel, deceased, principal, and Pollard B. Mc- Mlchael, security. Property pointed out by Pollard B. McMlchnel, security. Also, nt the same time and place will be sold one hundred and one anil one-fourth acres of land situated near Hillsboro In said county, adjoining lands of C. 11. Grelr, Thomas McKesson and others, it being the place whereon Wiley W. Teddy formerly lived. Levied on as the property of Wiley W. P,nlily, to satisfy tbe cost on a fl. fa. from Jumper Superior Court in favor of Mary Bell vs. Wiley W. Pcddy. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Also, at the same time and place will bo sold one dark hay marc mule. Levied on as the proporty of the estate of Seaborn J. Shy, to satisfy tho costs on a fi. fa. Issued from the Superior Court of .Jasper county, in favor of Matthew Whitfield vs. Samuel Shy, executor of Seaborn J. Shy, deceased, and divers other II. fas. Issued from tho Superior and County Courts of said coun ty. Property pointed out by defendant. Also, at the same time nnu place will bo sold ono bay horse mule. Levied on as the property of Thomas J. Akin, to satisfy tho costonafl. fa. issued from tho Superior and County Courts of said county vs. Thomas J. Akin. Property pointed out by defendant. Alsu, at the same tlmo and place will be sold two cows, ono calf and ono yearling. Levied on as tho property of Sarah W. Allen, to satisfy the cost on a fi. fa. from Newton Superior Court In favor of George IV. Allen vs. John W. Davis,principal, and Surah W. Allen, security, and Thomas O. Osburn, endorser. Property pointed out by S. W. Allen. October 20,1807. B. T. DIGBY, Sheriff of Jasper county. oct29—wtds Printer’s fees $17.80 FAYETTE SHERIFF SALES. WILL be sold before the Court House door. In the town of Fayetteville. Fayette, county, Georgia, on tho first Tuesday In December, 1807, within the legal hours of sale, tho following property, to-wit: Lot of laud number fifty-nine, and fifty acres In tho northeast corner of lot num ber forty in the 9th district of Fayette •ounty. Sold under a decree of tho Conrt i. i the ease ol M. M. Tidwell, John Favor -1 others against Wright Martin and -..oh G. Yates, as the property of Jackson ’right Martin. Tho said Yates being the n dmlnistrator of Jackson Martin, dc- «»£ at the same time and place will bo j of laud Xo. (103) one hundred and civ,,-f vo In the sixth district of said emmHr Levied on as the proporty of tvilll im Glass, to satisfy ten Justices’ (111 -, ? fas. in favor of 31. W. Wcstmorc- bni.l va Wm. Glass. Levy made and re tire n nil In 1110 by a Constable. Property nm,fS, t by defendant. tRns, U i lie same time and place will be anM inroi ,1 ireo hundred anil fifty acres of il ia forth district ofFayctto county, Bagwell orSams place, bound- eiPm h by William Malone,>cst by Inmra q°mi°Hh northeast by Allen Reeves. T«vi~i S £i! 1. tl10 property of Charles 9. V 0 ' 0 i !, tl rtuo 01 a Mortgago II. fa. istmiU frmn tv v,l -' tt0 Superior Court in fii- Lsucil from 1 a, couch vs. Charles 9. Jor- xilntcd out In said fi. fa. vor of James if. dan. Property i October 2Gth, 13(5. T1I09. J. h oet29—wtds 7. FAYETTE SPECL WILL bo told be door, In Fayetteville, on tho first Tuesdaj within the legal hourt property, to-wlt: One hundred aorct ot two hundred and thlrt district of originally He county, tho southweat Oft cast fitly acres ns tho prot of W, G. Norton, deceased fl. fa. loaned from Fayette t favor of officers of Cool Mhadrlck, administrator o This October 20th, 1807. ISAAC B. AVREA, oct29—wtds Printers AL BAILIFF’S SALE, fore tho Court House Fuyccte county. On., , In December next, i of solo, tho follow* lot offend No. (231) y-ono In tho fifth nry, now Fayotto y acres and north- wrty of tho estate .to satlsIY a cost "ounty Court In t vs. William f said estate. POSTPONED ADMINISTHA BY virtue of nn order from t orela. will Ordinary of Gordon county. Go )0 r in tho bo aold before tho Court llouaodi Ji, v ; n town of Calhoun, on tho first Tl December noxt, within the legal sale, lot of land No. 154 In the 14th and 3d section. Sold as Gio propert D. Marchman. deceased, for tho be'v tho hclre and creditors of said dec (with tho widow’s dower to como Terms—credit to August, 1308, next, t notes with good security. October 10,1 OSBORN RKVES, Adm’. oct22-w40d Printer’s fco *5 district yof L. lefit of eased, out.) mall '807. Legal Advertisements. GEORGIA, Baldwin county. 7ACUABIAII BROOKINS has made appUca- £l tlon to me for letters of administration on the oAato of Elizabeth Brown, late of said eounty, Theso a!re, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons advorscly concern'd to fllo their objec tion son or before the first Monday In Docembor Given under my official signature, this Octo bor 8tb. 1867. JOHN HAMMOND, Orflnary. oetll—w30d # Printer's lee «3 GEORGIA, Fulton county. /^KMJItT OF ORDINARY, OCTOBER TERM, I. lwrr.—Whereas. Mrs. Jano A. Welch upplics to mo for letters of guardianship of tho porson and property or Thomas Fleming, minor under fourteen years of age, orphan of James Flouting, deceased: All persons concerned nro’ noli Hod to fllo their objections, ir any exist, on or beforo tko first Monday In November next, else letters will bo granted according to tho prayer of applicant. Wltnesmuy officia l signature uudsoal of office, October 7th, 1H>7. DANIEL TITTMAN, Ordinary. octO-wWd Printer’s fee GEORGIA, Gwinnett county. firiLLIAM RICE applies to mo for lotters of yf administration on tho estuto of Benjom'n Rice, latool said county, deceased: Those are, therefore, to cite and and admonish all and singular tbe kindred and creditors of said deceased, to show cause, if any they can, why lotters or administration should not be granted tho applicant on tho first Monday in November n Ijlven under my hand and eificlal signature, this September 88th. 1M7. w G. T. RAKESTRAW, Ordinary, ocifl—w80d lPrinter’s fee $8] GEORGIA, Clayton county. T>LBA9ANTM. GLASS, lato of said county, X having dopartod this life intestato and no per- son having applied for administration on the estate of said deceased: _ . . . „ Theso are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular tho kindred and creditors of said dp- esasod, to bo ami appear at my office within the timo prescribed by law, to show cause, If any they have, why letters should not be granted to the Clerk or the Superior Court or somo other fit or propor person. Given under my hand and official signature, this October 7tb, 1867. C. A. DOLLAR, Ordinary. octl3—w30d Printer’s feo $5 GEORGIA, Henry county. WHEREAS, Thomas W. Sims and Samuel Aikln apply for letter* of administration on tho cstato uf .John Bowden, dcScascd, lato of said county: Theso nrc.thoroforo. to cito all and singular tho noxt of kin and creditors of said deceased to bo and appear at myofllco, within tho tlmo pro scribed by law, and show causo, If any they can why sabl letters should not bo grunted. Given under my hand and oUlclul signature, this October Mth, 1SC7. Q. R. NOLAN, Ordinary. octSO-wSOd Printer’s fon $3 GEORGIA, Giikknb county. Wit UREAS, Samuel M. Findlay applies for lot. tors of administration on tho estate of Lucinda Findley, lato of said county, deceased: Tbcso aro, thoreforo, to cito and require all per sons concerned, to show cause, why said letters should not bo granted at tho Court or Ordinary to bo bold In and for said county, on tho first Monday In Docembor noxt. , ^ Given under my hand, ut office, in Grcencsboro, October 11th, 1867. ’ EUGENICS L. KING. Ordinary, oetaoirst ir\Jnter’s fco f3 GEORGLV, Fayettu county. "D ACnEL NEAL, in proper form, applies to tno AX for letters of administration on tho cstato ol Francis Carson, deceased, lute of said oounty: This ll*,!therefore, to cito all and singular tho kindred and creditors or said docoascd to bo and appear at my ofllco within the timo allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can^ why^aid letters should not bo granted to tho & *$itnces my hand and official signature, this 7th day of Oc (xjnnOR, Ordinary. octlw30d Printer’s fee $3 GEORGIA, Dade county. TAMES C. TAYLOR applies to motor lettors of •J administration upon tbo citato of Drncllla Taylor. Uto of said county, deceased: These aro, therefore, to cito all persons con cerned. to bo and appear at my cilice, within tho tlmo prescribed by law, und show causo, if any they can, why letters of administration should nc^ .-4 clidal signature, September 2U, 1807. J0EL 3UTros , orttnary. oct3—w30«l* [Printer’s feo $31 GEORGIA, Gkeenk county. WHEREAS, tho C4tnto of Thompson McGwicr, deceased. Is unrepresented: Theso are, therefore, to cito and require all per sons concerned to show causo why tnc admlnls- tratiowdebonl* non. of said estate should not bo ve-ste-l in tiie Clerk or tho Superior Court, or in *.»nn5 other lit aud proper person, at tho Court of Ordinary to im held in and for said county on tho first Monday iu December next. Given under my hand, atolllco..In Grcoensboro, October 14th, ^jjjGENIUS L. KING, Ordinary. oet#)—w5w Printer’s feo « GEORGIA, HeKalb county. It /riw. SARAH J. ANDERSON, administratrix \% 1 un the estate of William B. Anderson, de ceased, huvingmudo application tome for leave to belli ho real estate of said intestato (widow’s dower excepted) consisting of 140 acres, more or less, of lot, numl)cr not known, in tho 18th district of originally Honry, now DcKalbcounty, Georgia: All persons concerned aro notified to Ulo their objections, if any they havo. within two months from the first publication of this notice, else leave will bo granted for the sale of sabl real estate. Given under my hand and official signature, this September 25,1867. _ .. 1 JONATHAN B. WILSON, Ordinary. sop2T—wtm f Printer’s fco $51 GEORGIA, Baldwin county. P7ACHARIA1I BROOKINS has filed his petition Mi for letters ol'guardianship of the person and proiMjrty of Aramcntu Brown, a minor resident of said county: , ,, These aro, therefore, to cito and admonish all persons adversely concerned to file their objec tions on or beforo tho first Monday in Dcecmbor Given under my official signature, this llth Octobor. 1867. JOUR UAUUOND, Ordinary. octlS—w!»d Printer*. (M *3 GEORGIA, Sumter county. WHEREAS, Joseph D. Glovor, applies to me for letters of administration on tho estate of John W. D l$wo an^thercforc, to cito and admonish all and slagnlar the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bo and appear at my office, within tho time proscribed by law, to show causo, IT any they have, why such letters should not bo granted in terms of tbo law. Given nndcr ray hand andoffioial signature, this 33d day of October, 1867. Ordinary, oct36-w30d Printer’s feo $3 GEORGIA, Baldwin county. WHEREAS. Tomlinson F. Newell hat tiled hi* petition for loiters of administration on tb« estate of Isaao Newell, Ben., lpte of said county, de ceased: These are. thoreforo, to cito and admonish the kindred ami creditors of said docoased to file tholr objections In my office, if any thoy have, on or be fore the first Monday In December next, why said administration should not be grouted to (he ap plicant. Given under my hand and official signature, this 24th Octobor, 1867. JOHN HAMMOND, Ordinary. octtfl—w30d* Printer’s fee $3 GEORGIA, Bartow county, WHEREAS, C. P. Anthony applies ti mo for letters of administration on tho cstato of Abel II. Anthony, Into of sold county, deceased: TIiO'O are, therefore, to clto and mJmon- Uh all and singular the next of kill and creditors of said deceased, to bo and Appear it my otHco within the time prescribed by 0X^1^ ttnJ 0 “ cl '' lUlgnaU,r01 J. A. HOWARD, Ordinary. 04 Brinter’a fee $3. Also, »t tiie same time end place, lots of land Nos. 800,990,991 and099, all In tho 17th district and 3d section of Bartow county. Levied on as the oporty of Amasl A. Stroup, deceased, to satisfy „ J. fa. from Bartow Superior Court, in favor of Lewis Tumlln and John A. Erwin vs.D. A.Taff md J. G. llyals, administrators ot Amasl A. troop, deceased. Also, at the same tlmo and placo, the tract ot land on which B. N. C. Ware now resides, eon- talnlnglOO acres, more or less, numbers of lots not known, lying In tho soventoenth district and third seetfoii of Bartow eonnty. Lovlcd on as the property of B. N. a Ware, to satisfy a fl. fa. from Bartow Superior Conrt, in favor of Thomas Turn* Invs. u. N.c. Ware. Property pointed out by Jie defendant Also, at the same time and place, lot of land No, : KM, lying In tho 17th district and 3d section of [t .. on as the property ' id John S. Owens, to satisfy a fl. j GEORGIA, DxKaw couxty. 0029—w30tl ■wtaq-wam ,*sstet5rM£ “ more or less, of lot No. »l irfilnally Ucary. now De- aSasHSss -tlonoftMi notice,olMloavo MM'JfSSare. B. W1MON. Onlfnary. Printer’* f<»» rp\ nvl< JL l lr I 10KGIA, VO MO.Vl_ la l.' to Hill irt of Ordinary of .at* leave V tail. tiio“'rcai~cit>tp o i*G& decosasc*!. * * t . LOYD COUBCEY, Administrator, mber 6, lbC7—wlin [Era foa *101 Legal AdvertisementB. BARTOW MORTGAGE SHERITPBALB. 5* *°W before the Court House door, I e V f-hs town of CartersrlUe, Bartow eounty. Ga., within tho legal hour* of sale, on tho Hist Tuesday in December noxt, tho following prop erty, to-wlt: Ono #aw mill, steam engine and bOUer. Levied as the property of Morrlwn A Garrison, to satisfy a Mortgago 11. U. In my.han<ls, Issued from Floyd County Court In favor ol Noble Bros A Co., against Morrison A Garrison. October B, 1£47. POSTPONED MORTGAGE SHERIFF’S SALE. Will be sold on tho first Tuesday la November next, before tbe Court House door, in the town of Cartersvillo, within tbe legal hours olsale, tho folio wing property, to-wlt: • iLotsot laud Nos. (271,) two hundred‘and seventy- four, S3a, 207 and gpl, containing 649 aorcs, more or less, in the 5th district and .Id suction of Jiartow county. Levied on as the projierty of Dempsey F. Jiishon, to satisfy a Mortgago 11. la. in my hands, from Bartow Superior Court, in favor of Jlow ‘ Stokely A Co., vs. D. F. Bishop. POSTPONED SHERIFF SALES. At tho same time nnd place will bo sold, lot of ••tnd No. 257 in tho 17th district and 3d section, and lot No. 210 in tho 6th district and 3d section of Bartow county. Lcviod on as tho property of Christopher Dodd, to satisfy ono 11. fa. fromCasi Superior Court, In favor or Henry P. Farrow vs. * - *'- JJ 71. Dodd and W.C.Gllli * Legal AdvertisementBi lot in the town of Enbarle, now oeenpied in favor of John L. Greer vs. John W. llanle. Also, at the same tlmo and placo, tho bouse and lot in tho town of Curtersvflle, whereon A. T. Bartow Superior C< jurt U. fa. la f Tate v*. Albert F. Morrison. 1 inrchase money. Octobor 8. 1PC7. W. L tiWllnm, oi’cru octlO—wt d Frl r>tcr»« roe tW. rt lb fa. la favor W. U ( Lovlcd onfor'tho iDWIN. Sheriff. Jesso Dodd. c.‘ llalm. fore tho Court House -door r lA county, on the first Tnosdsy la thin the legal nous of sale,-tho 'No. 15! m the 0th dis trict of seld oounty. Levied on ae tho Levied o satisfy threo / jt for the heirs c )ty made and returned to me by a Constable. Also, at tho same tlmo and place will be aold lot of land No. 180 In tbe fifth district of said oounty. Levied on as the property pf James IL Itogca, to satisfy one tax/, /a. Also, at the same time and place, lot of land No. 38 in the tenth district of salt! county. Levied o BARTOW SHERIFF SALES, Also, at the samo tlmo and placo, tbe settle* lent In tho 17th district and Sd section of Bartow ounty. known as the Dickerson place, num- land No. 821 (80 acres) in tho22d district and Sd section of Bartow county. Levied on as the —— 0 f j # jjrcwrster, to satisfy one Bartow rlor gage JL.Ja. issued from the tioperl Court ot said county. In favor of MaudefiUo _ Stewart. Property pointed out by John W. Stew art. October 21,1807. JAMES P. COLEMAN, Sheriff. oct26—wtds Printer's foes $7 JO - junty Court ll. Ta. in favor ol U. M. Scott vs. A. J. Brewster. Also, at the Name tlmo and place, lots of land Nos. 290,358,365, and tho undivided half of lots No. 391 and 296, all in tho 4th district and 3d sco- tlon of Bartow county. Levied on as tbe proper ty of Christopher Dodd, to satisfy one Bartow Superior Court fl. fa. in favor of Samuel Griswold vs. Christopher Dodd. Also, at too sumo tlmo und nlacc. ono house and lot in tho town of Euharlco, Buicc. Levied on to sat" Court 11. fa. In favor of Vt. A Buicc. Also, at tho sumo tlmo And placo, lots of land Nos. 6f*l. 685JJ86 In tho 4th district and 3d section, and lot No. 720 in tho 21st district and 3d section or Bartow eonnty. Levied or Wm. D. Wheeler, to satisfy c COBB SHERIFFS SALE. W ILL bo sold beforo the- Court Houso door, in tho city of Marietta. Cobb county, Go., on tho first Tuesday in December next, bet ^ween tho lawful hours of sale, two mnlu halflots of land. known, all lying in the mth district and 2.1 sec- Mon of Cobb county, and known as the Jones dace, whereon Andrew aud Wm. Jonfcs lately .ivod, andjadjoinlng the lands of Mrs. Kolb. Mrs. Wm. Camp and Jno. M. Edge. Lovlcd on as tho property of Andrew .Jones, to satisfy an attach ment 11. fa. Issued from Cobb Suporior Court in fa- : Bartow County is tho property or j Bartow Inferior Also.- at tho samo tlmo and place, the settlement of land on which W. T. Heliums now reslds, Nos. pounds sccu cotton, mo tho proporty of Wm. T. Uelloms, to satisfy Bartow county Inferior Court fl. fa. in faver of John H. Walker vs. Wm. T. Hclloms and John M. Anderson. Also, at samo timo and place, the settlement of lando a which C. Panncll now resides, In the • the property . - — Superior Court u. fa. in la vor ut vs M Mark C. Owing. Also, at tho samo tlmo and place, the .• j the property of llobert G. Tomlh . no Cass 3ii|>erior Court fl. fa. in favor of Travis olton vs. BobcrtG. Tomlin. Also, at tho samo tlmo and place, two mules, FULTON MORTGAGE SALE. w u t io 11 S a< ., „......... . E. Godfrey’s entire stock of fancy goods, yankee notions and hosiery*, &o. Lovlcd on as thu property of J. E. Godfrey, by virtue of and to satisfy A Mortgage ll. fa. issued from Fulton County Court, In favor of Elijah Brawn vs. J. Erwj^Gpdfray.^Tropcrty pointed out In said ll. ad place, a part of land ’ ‘ " rlginally Henry* tho plunof cit survey as city lots Nos. 21 und <4, fronting o l'cachtrco and Ivy streets, each lot containing half an acre, and being the lots whereon the de fendant, John U. Lovcjoy, now resides. Levied n as tho proporty of -John II. Lovejoy, by virtue f and to «atufv a Mor'/Tge n r \ 1 l'-om Til Oil ^UMurlor C ur • • . i = ' '• •1 not in said Mnrtgag * • u. -i ■ ..*«'•• ' W. U illTir Mil*. be;-..*y -aeriff. nets-wtds ’ Printer d iecflO.QQT id 779, (said levy ulo by - d It.., ad 3.1 section A H. M. Wlngard vs. Joel btouo, i. tow Inferior Court. own us thu Campbell placo; also, the known os tho McKolvc/. pluco, on resides, all in tho 4th •ttl.ii district and 3d section of Bartow county. Levied on as tho proper- •of Moses A. Leak, Jr., to satisfy two Superior mrt ll. fun. In'favor of J. It. I'arrott, endorser, j. J. J. Hannan, principal, and M. A. Leak, Jr., scurity, ami W. Strange, eudorscr. Also, at the same time and place, the settlement l land on which 1>. F. Bishop now resides; also, tho settlement of land on which tho mHI known D. T. Bishop’l grist mill now stands, numbers of lots not known, all lying in y. satisfy 3.1 section i i Cass bu- proporty of D. F. Bishop, „ - - perior Court ll. fa. In lavor of J. It. Parrott, dorscr, vs. Gabriel Culver, principal, and D. F. Bishop, security, and ono Cass Inferior Court ll. la. In favor of A. C. Wyly A Co. Also, at tho samo tlmo and place, tho settlement of land on which Gabriel Culver now resides, numbers of lota not known, lying in tho 6th dis trict and 3d section of Bartow county. Lovlod on pertv or Gabriel Culver, to satisfy one jperior Court 11. fa. In favorof J. It. Par rott vs. Gabriel Culver, maker, aud D. F. Bishop, endorser. Also, at the same time and place, tho settlement of land on which llobert Spear now resides, con taining 450 acres, more or lets, in tho 17th district andSdscctlon of Bartow county. Levied on at the property (of itobort Spear, to satisfy one Bar tow Superior Court fl. fa.In favor J.c. Richey vs. J. W. Marshall, prlneipal, and llobert Spear, and W. 11. Bailey, securities. dso, at the tame time and vUue, lot ot land N< In the 5th district and 3d section of Bartoi. oounty. Lovled on as tho property of John F. Ward, to satisfy one Bartow Superior Court fl. fa. In ravor of J. M. Parson vs. P. 8. Walker, Jno. F. Ward and A. F. Ward. Also, at the same time and Place, lots of land Nos. lTO,171 and 173 In tbe 5th district and Id sec tion or Bartow eounty. Levied on aa the proper- of of Levi Branson, to satisfy one Bartow -jperior Court fl. fa. in favor of Robert Bussell vs. J. C. Branson, and Levi Branson, security. Also, at tho same time and plaetk lots of land Nos. 8, t, IS, 19,10,44,45, and other lots, numbers not known, composing the setUement or land whereon Levi Branson now resides, all in the 5th Bartow Count; Levi Branson. Also, at the same time and.plsce. lots of lsnd No, 353 in tho 33d district and 3d section, and No. 301 in tho 6th district and 3d section of Bartow County. Levied on as the property of Joel Braw- nor to satisfy one Cnss Superior court fl. fa. in favor of Isaac Thompson v*. Jesse Brawncr and JoolBrawncr. and place, lots of land id nortlimalf of 615 in — ** “"w eounty. Mooks to Also, at the same I wtltm oMlarto^rountyl ty of IHIIory Meeks to Mbourt fl. fa. in favor lory Mocks, l/jvlcd 660, ami ono-haU of 1 in favor of J. W. Curry vs. Honry B. Met Ixivies made and roturned to mo by alawful con- stable. Also, at the same timo and place, 1 town lot In the own of Kingston. Levied on as tbe proper~ Jhristopher Doiid, to satisfy one Justices Co. - fa .In favor of W.M. Shropshire vs. C. Dodd. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. Also, at the same time aed place, oat borne and BUTTS SHERIFF’S SALE. WILL bo sold before the Court Mouse door. In tlietown of Jackson, Butts onuuty, Gu., with la tlio legal hours of sale, on tljo first Tuesday In December next, tho loliowingproberty, to-wit: Tho intomtof John B. Dumllo in the followloi described land *, to-wit: the lamls piirchasod G-om It. (i. Byars by John B. Duinblo, in said county, numbers not known, containing two hundredand sixtv-two (562) acres, nnd lioumlod o;wt by the Indian Spnug Reserve, north hv lauds of Robert D. Andrews, west by lands of B. W. Collier, and south by lands of James Howland and others; said interest being twenty-four hundred dollart It&KJQ) paid out of thirty-seven huudred and fifty plollars (3750): nlso, ono yokoof oxen, ono twu-horso wagon, three head of cattle, tho run ning gear of one four-horse wagon, throe bales cotton, raoro or less, part In tho field, three hu»- drod (300) bushels corn, moro or lues, three then*, and (3000) pounds fodder, more or less. All lovl^t on os tho proporty of said John H. Humble, to sat isfy a fl. fa. from Butts Superior Court, in favor of MarjO.Iveyagainstsaid John 15. Dumblq,and other fl. fas. now in my hands against said Dura ble. October 15th, XML _ J JOHN W. BBADY, 8her!fl> Printers C0e,$*M CARROLL SHERIFF SALES. WILL bo sold before tho Court Carrollton, Carroll count Pocember next, within t octlS—wtds Printer’s fco >2.50 W POSTPONED MORTGAGE SALE. C7ILL T»o sold before the Court Houso door, In V tho City of Atlanta and County of Fulton, the ilrst Tuesday lu December next, 1*»;. bo- oen tho legal Lours of sale, the following property, to-wit: original land lot*N' originally Henry, i Bat’jsiy a tuc sigiintfl i M. ii •• ; Fulto October B. 1807-x . L. llUBUAUI). Deputy Sheriff. rrlntui HENRY COUNTY SHERIFF SALE: WILL l*osold beforo tbe Court llou-o door be town of McDonough, lie nry county, Gi-*>r P hi tho flr.-t Tuesday in December next, within legal hours of sale, tbe following propci *>wlt: ty. hundred and forty a Ti -« f lord, raoreio loss. Levic*l on as tho property oi Gin. ll. Lew.'. tobatLfyall. la. Lsucd from tLe Se;-iriorC"uri of Henry county, in favor of M. F. l’.osser, trus- too. Ac., va. G. II. Lewis, (the place whereon G. R. Lewis now lives,) In s-ahl county. Property pointed by said Lewis. Also, at the same timo und place will l*e sold . uc hundred acres of land, more or loss, the place whereon Wm. Jenkins now lives, in Henry coun ty. Lovicdonas the property i*fJ.J. Joukin-,ti» satisfy a 11. fa. from tbe Superior Court of said county, in favor of J. M. McDonald, for the pc. chase money, vs. J. J. Jenkins. Property pointed out by said Jenkins. October 24,1807. L. A. TURNER, Deputy Sherid. Printer’s fee $5 GREENE SHERIFF’S SALE. TILL bo told before tho Court llouso door, iu w . the city of Greenes boro. Green county, Georgia, on tho first Tuesday In December next, within the legal hours of sale, tho store house and lot at Woodvllle, in said eounty, adjoining James II. Whitlaw, now in possession of Wm. UuilL and levied on by virtuo of a Mortgago fl. fa. Issued from the Suporior Court of laid oomny.ln faroroi James M.Cox against Joseph W. Whitlaw, aa tho prejerer o* lalffWaitlaw, «.l ‘ 01 * Sheriff Greeno oounty. September 94,180T. C Printer's fto 03JO.1 BUTTS MORTGAGE SALE. riLL bo sold bofore the Court nonso door, la t v the town of Jackson, Butts oonuty, Georgia, w ithin tho legal hours of sale, on tbo flwt Tuesday in Docembor next, tho following ^TBo^fands^whepjon Yhoo. Folds formerly lived, In the seoond district of originally Henry, now Butts oounty, numbers not known, (tbo .thirty-seven a-.—, — — . —----- — said oounty In favor of Thomas MeKibbln vs. said Thos. Folu*. Property Pointed out in said Mortgage fl. fb. JNO. W. UllAHY, Sheriff. September 30, lSflT-wtdi [Prs foe |5) SALE UNDER MORTGAGE FI. FA. JfaftK the CIW of Greensboro, Greeno oounty, Georgia, tbe following property, to-wit t • . The entire of Stock of Grooeries and Merchan dise of every description belonging to James T. Scott. Lcvicil on by virtuo of a fl. fa. Ulucd from Greeno county Court, .September flit, 3867, in favor ol John Dunn vs. ^Jqhn t?? \L . UrjM.Cga.tj 4. wepvemper w, iwi—was T* to tho So'tr-wwi Prlotgr’l 8M *140