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/"VFFK35 on Fateh Tree Street, to Grant and Willh
U Hock, «nr IIwSIon o(Kem.
March 6, 18$8.... dawly
WHITAKER A BATES,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Atlanta, .Gcoarglw.
AflKS front rooms over J. R.4C.H. Wallace’s store,
Corner Whitehall and Alabama Streets.
February 23,1858....dawly
G. J. WRIGHT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Albany. Georgia.
May 16th, 1857 dawly
WM. A. HARRIS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Isabella, Words Co., Georgia.
R EFERS to—Maj. J. L. Harris, Milledgevillo ; Hon. A.
H. HanseU,Tbomasvine; Miller k Hall,Oglethorpe;
Hon. R. H. Clark, Macon; Col. J. W. Duncan, Atlanta.
June 2,1868.... dly
MARK JOHNSTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Carterovllle, Georgia.
February 28,1866.
P. O. HARPER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
West Point, Georgia.
April 18,1855 d&wt
M . C . JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Palmetto, Georgia.
W ILL give strict attention to tbc collection of claims
of ail kinds, to securing debts, and will, make
prompt settlements with and for clients.
April 1858,....d&wtf.
GUSTAVUS A. BULL,
TATTORNEY AT LAW,
ImGrange, Georgia.
W ILL practice in the several Counties of the Coweta
Circuit and in Heard, county. •
April 17tli 1858.... d&wly.
JOHN V. HEARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Colqnltt, Miller Co., Georgia.
MarcliC, 1857, wly
o. A. LOOT RAVE.] [J. LAMAR.
LOCHKAAK A LAMAR.
ATTORNIES AT LAW,
Macon. Georgia.
H AVING associated themselves in bussiness will de
vote themselves exclusively to the practice of their
profession. [Jan 13.... dwtf.
WILLIAM M. OANFORTH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Fairborn, Georgia.
July 25,1857 d&wtf
STONE A FITCH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Atlanta, Georgia.
O FFICE in Markham's Block, up Srairs.
January 30,1858 dwl v
I.. It. RlilSCOE
B. B. DBGRAFFEXBOn.
BRISCOE & Oet.K UFF.NHV.1B.
ATTORNEY’S AT LAW
w
I Hedge vllle, Georgia.
TILL practice also in the Courts of adjoining Counties.
June IS dawly
L. J. GARTRELL, )
( T. W. J. HILL
G-artrell & Hill,
ATTORNEYS A T L A W,
ATIjAVTA, GEORGIA.
July 58....dly.
SAMUEL H. BAKER,
A T TORNEY A T LAW,
And Notary Public
Alpharetta, Milton Comity, Georgia.
W ll J. give prompt attention to all busincs entrusted
to his professional management. Strict attention
will he given to the collection of claims.
1!e/erenc-s.—Geu. A. J. Hansel, George X. Lester, Win
Phillips, Marietta: 11. i‘. Bell, \V. W. Lewis, Gumming;
James K. Brown,Canton. march 1,1858..dlv
JAMES M. SMlln,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Houston Texas.
r llJ. practice in the District and inferior Courts of
W 1
this.
l^nit
Careful atteSlion i>aid to tlie investigating of land Titles,
to tlie buying, selling and locating of land Certilicates.
Promptness given to the collection of all claims.
Kkvxrkxcss :—Hon. IVm. Seldom Washington It. C ; A.
Austin Smith, Washington, 1). C ; lion. R. Joluisou,Balti
more, Mil ; Gov. Mm. Eaton, Warrenton, X. C; Rev. Rd.
Johnson, Atlanta, Ga ; W. W. Games, New Orleans. La.
Texas Kkfkkencks :—Hon. P. H. Bell, San Antonio,
Judge Paschal. San Antonio ; Judge G. W. Paschal, Alts
tin ; lion. P. W. Gray, Houston; Perkins & Keecli. Hous
ton. [January 7,1S5S d&wly.
I)lt. L. J. KOBKKT .
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PRACTITIOXER,
Marlet ta, Georgia.
Office at his Residence. [d&wtf
W. T. Campbell h Hro..
SUGEON A MECHANICAL DENTIST?
* RE prejeired to perform ail opera-
J\_ tkuis In ihe profession with dura
bility and skill.
A5” Office over Alexander's Drug Store, White Hall
Street. W. T. C. CAMPBEU.,
Atlanta. Jail. 20 dtf G. P. CAMPBELL.
F- D- THURMAN. M D , D D S.
Surgeon Dentist.
OFFICE—Ac. 38 Whitehall Street.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Aug. 8 dawly.
. F. ALHXANliER.] [Wll. A. SHBLBV.
DRS. ALEXANDER & SHELBY,
O 1
OFFICE Corner Marietta and Market Streets.
January 3,185S dwlv
DR. JAMES M. MORRIS
o
KFH K on Marietta, street, opposite l>r. J. F. Alexan
der*;-. [Atlanta, (ia., February 9.1S5S dwly.
E. J. & R. W. CRAVEN.
SURGEON £7- F DENTISTS
(N««y*sor» to Ledbetter and Craven.)
O ffice over J. J. Richards Book Store. Whitehall St.
Atlanta. Ga.
X. B.—Teeth extracted by a new process, without
pain. juno 9,1858 d&wly.
F. M. COWEN ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ALPHARETTA, GEORGIA
Y TUI LL practice in the counties of the Blue Ridge Circuit,
W Refers to Gov. Brown. Milledgeville, Ga.,Gen A.
H Hansell, Marietta,Ga.,Col. Iawson Fields. Alpharetta.
Ga.. Cpl. J. K. Brown, Canton Ga. Sept. 10th. '58..wly
DR.V. H.TALIAFERRO
H AVING returned to the city after an absence of some
weeks, would anuouee that lie is permanently loca
ted in Atlanta, and can he found at tlie old stand on
White Hall Street, during the day, and at his residence
on Ivy street at night.
X. B.—A servant will befoupd in the office at night
who will prompt)}' convey calls for professional service.
March 13,1858.... dly.
M.ARGEMIS A. HELL.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
P ARTICULAR and prompt attention will ho given to
the prosecution and defence of Criminal cases, and
the collection of Claims.
yy Office on Whitehall street, in Mulinbrink’s Granitc-
Front Building. Oct21-dawlv.
A. H. «. BROCKEN,
22 CLIFF STREET, NEW YORK,
Manufacturer of
Glass Syringes, Homccopathic Vials, Grad
uated Measures, Fursing Bottles, tf~c.
G LASS WARE for Chemists, Druggists. Perfumers,
Photographers, &o. Green Glass Ware by tlie jack-
age. A liberal discount made to the trade. i Orders from
country Druggists and Dealers solicited. Price lists sent
on application. sep!5 d*w3m
J K WILLIAMS 30LLINO BAKVR
WILLIAMS & BAKER,
[Surrexsors la Williams, Rhea d' Co..)
G SX’ERAL Commission Merrliants, Atlieneum
Building, Decatur Street, Atlanta. Georgia, Q- |
Prompt aud particular attention given to thesaloHi^^
of Grain, Bacon, lard. Flour Feathers, ami Ten-
ncssec uroduce generally. Jan. 27. "58 dtf.
Caldwell, Pagan A Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANT*
Charleston, South Caiolinn
W I1J, attend to tlie sale or country produee. Flour
Grain, Ac. Office at the corner or East Bay and
Cumberland streets.
Calpwku., Blakely & Co. I James Pag.us.
BRAWLEY & AUtXJLNPKR |
Oct 26, 55 dlmwt.f.
BA’NK AGENCY,
LLEX M. WALLACE,
gemi for the Bank of Camden S. Carolina.,
) FK1CF. at Wallace k Robinson's Warehoe.se—corner
of Hunter and Pryor streets, Atlanta Ga., will give
ouipt attention to collections generally.
IfnOiFl- S-A-XjES.
a COMSTAMT Bupply of the justly celebrated EUREKA
A OlL' al wholesale and retail. A reduction made to
''gtftZ*'* * gain 8. J. SH ACK1 EFORD, Agent.
ulor attention will be given tothe Printing at
Cirenlara, tilla,
Blank Votes, Bill Hand*,
Blank Dosds, Bank Cheek*.
Prograanca, Business Card*,
HANDBILLS, POSTERS, A*.
We respectfully solicit the patronage of oar friends in
the city and up country, and assure them that all ardent
will be promptly and satisfactorily attended to.
PRIMARY SCHOOL OP MEDICINE.
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA.
T HIS School will be opeued un the Uret of November,
as announced ui a Circular, for the reception of stu-
WEEKLY PAPERS,
RECEIVED AT KAY’S AGENCY
Every week of the very latest dates, by mail.
H ARPER’S WEEKLY; Ballou’s Pictorial; Frank Les
lie’s Illustrated News; New York Ledger end New
MEDICAL BOOKS!
WM- KAY AGENT,
MEDICAL BOOXSELLFR.
'Whitehall, Street, Atlanta, Ga.
K EEPS always on band a large and well selected sup
ply of the latest Medical Publications as well as el
ementary works, and will $11 all -orders at the lowes
possible rates. New publications received as soon as is
sued from the press, and sold at Publisher's prtfcee.—
Books are being constantly ordered, and a single volume
of the smallest value may be sent far.
Subscriptions received for any Periodical, Medical or
otjiewise, American or Foreign; payable always in ad
vance. [junel2.] •
DOMINION
OR, THE
UN Ml' AND TRINITY OF THE HUMAN RACE
with the Divine Political Constitution of the World, and
the Divine Rights of Shorn, Ham, and Japeth.
BY SAMUEL DAVIES BALDWIN,
Alihor at "‘ARMAGEDDON "
“God shall persuade Jape th. and fften he shall dwell in
the wilderness realms of Shorn, and at that lime shall
Canaan be his servant. ’ ’—Mope*.
“His dominion shall be from sea to sea.”—David.
“The God having created the world, hath created from
out of one blood every type of men to dwell on every lace
or fauna of the earth, having prescribed their pre-ad-
justed climates, and the land marks of their habitation.”
—Pan. ITice $1 50 per copy.
For sale at Kay's Agency.
Prose and Poetry.
BY A GEORGIA LADY.
PRICE, $1 00
FIRST EDITION.
■ For sale by WII LIAM KAY, Agent, Atlanta, Geo
Oct 24,18£S tf
NEW BOOKS!
Aceucy.
INDIA AND THE
INDIAN MUTINY
C OMPRISING the Complete History of Hindustan, from
tlie earliest times to the present day ; with full par-
ie iars of the Recent
MUTINY IN INDIA.
Illustrated with Numerous Engravings. By HENRY
FREDERICK MAL00IM.
OPERA DANCER
Dr. Mystertos of I omdon Life.
By GEORGE W. M. REYNOLDS.
D
B
D
s
IC'K MARKHAM; OR, SMILES AND
TEARS. By J. F. SMITH, Esq.
RANDON; OR, A HUNDRED YEARS
_ AGO. A Tale of the American Colonies.
Bv OSMOND TIFFANY.
Pl’RGEON’S GEMS,BEING BRILLIANT
PASSAGES 5 from the Discourses of tlie
REV. C. H. SPURGEON.
T he book of knowledge ; or, an
explanation of Words and Things connected with all
THE ARTS AND SCIENCES.
ILLVSTRATXIl WITH XUXEROi S KNGRAV1NUS.
By GEORGE CRABB, A. M.
Author of “E Syuou} nil’s,” “Tcchm. logical Dictionary,
aiid “Historical Dictionary."
New Edition, Willi the Latest Improvements.
T he public and private history
OK NAPOI.EON THE THIRD, Emperor of tlie French;
with Biographical Notices of his most Distinguished Min
sters, Generals, Relatives aud Favorites, aud various
Details I Inscriptive of France under the Second Empire.
By SAMUEL M. SMUCKER, A. M.,
Author of-‘Court and Reign of Catharine II;” “History
of Nicholas I. or Russia;” “life of Alexander Hamil
ton;” “life of Thomas Jefferson;” “Memorable
scenes in French History ;” “Life of Dr.
E. K. KANE ,” etc., etc.
Atlanta, Geo, Oct. 8, 1358 d&wtf.
TAYL0E & HOLBROOK.
(successors to J. Taylor, Jr.)
ra
H
AYE on hand and are receiving their large and
splendid assortment of
FALL & WINTER
Hats, Caps, Ladies’ Hats, &c.
The largest and finest stock ever offered in
ihe Atlanta Market and at Prices unequalled
” in the South; also a fine lot of
Umbrellas, Canes & Trunks.
To bo found at the old stand until October 1st, when they
will remove five doors nearer the Railroad, opposite
BEACH & ROOTS IRON FRONT
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR FURS.
Atlanta, September 18th, 1858....dawly
A $1,000 CHALLENGE TOTHE
WORLly.
By Parc tin slug one of J. S. RARBY’S Books
T HAT you can Ride, Drive, or Work any Horse that
lives ou earth, in the course of a few hours.
FARMERS AND STOCK DEALERS.
l.et me call your attention to the book entit led “The Mod
ern Art of Training Wild Horses, by J. S. Rarey,” the
celebrated Horse Tamer. let me lay before you that
which is most necessary in your business ; iet me have
an opportunity to circulate amongst you, that which is
gold to all mankind. You can take the most vicious, wild
and ill-disi>06ed horse that can he produced, and in from
twenty-five minutes to an hour, you can make him be
come perfectly kind and submissive. He shall lie down*
and you can lie down upon him: you can walk over him,
handle all his limbs, you can make him sit up and sub
mit to the same without the use of any medicine what
ever. What the Book teaches to d o any man may do,
that has a rational mind, without endangering either
himself or horse. All balking, kicking, and runaway-
horses. may he made perfectly tame, and love to work,
by this mode of treatment, and if the people of the vicini
ty feel in the least interested , they will not pass it by sav-
ing. it is a bore, or tlie work itself is a humbug.
Any person, after searching a copy of this valuable
and following the instructions in every particular, and
becomes dissatisfied, I am authorised to say, can have
his money returned. If any information is desired after
reading the work, or explanation wanted, please address
E. Parsons, Efcq., at McMinnville, Team Price $1 .50 a
copy. For sale by WILLIAM KAY, sole Agents fbr Up
per Georgia.
Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 5.1858 dawtf.
20
Bbls. Pike’s Magnolia Whiskey, just received and
for sale CLARKE & GRl'BB.
March 12.
CITY HOTEL.
151 Bay Street. SavaaaaU. Georgia.
T HE 5 long established Hotel situated in the
centre of Savannah business, offers now to
m.
its travelling country palrous and the public at
better accommodation than ever before—confident that
tlie house will be found in a better condition than it has
been for years. Tlie Proprietor assures the public no in
terest will be spared to watch over the true interests of
his guests and to procure them every comfort.
JOHN CASS, Proprietor.
EDMOND Ml'RPHY, Sup’t.
N. B.—Carriages for the CHy Hotel, attend Ihe arrival
of every train and steamboat. May 13 d&wtf.
DAM El. PITTMAN,
GENERAL INSFRANUE AGENT
C ONTINUES 5 to take Fire Risks in safe and reliable
Companies. Refers to citixeus bf Atlanta, who liave
bad losses witli him.
SST Office at the City Hall, in the Clerk’s Office of the
Superior and Inferior Courts. May 14,185S..daw6m
MBS. PARISH
S onars the patronage of the Atlanta Ladies and sur[
rounding country, as she has just returned from the
North and is prepared to make Dresses and Man-
tillas of alt kinds, in the neatest and most fashionable
style at the shortest possible notice, and will endeavor
to give full satisfaction to all that will favor her at
MR. P. I. lMMEL' 5 .
sep 23..d*w6m Alabama Street, Atlanta, Ga.
NOTICE!
URING my temporary absence from this city, Col.
I / Asms. W. I Umio.xD is my duly authorized Agent and
JOHN H. 8
Attorney.
Atlanta, June 22d, 1858.... dtf
For Sale.
-1 6) Half acre lots near the Rolling Mill. Apply to
JL^Col. J. M. Calhoun, agent, or the subscriber for
Terms. F. KROG, Trustee.
Oct. 26 w2m.
w
Negroes for Sale.
R J. be sold on tho 1st Tuesday iu December, before
the Court House Door, in Gumming. Forsyth coun
ty, the following Negroes, for Cash. Miilcdgc, a Man, 35
years old; Elk-, a man, 30 years old; Macaman.27 years
old ; John a man, 25 years old ; Eli a man, 20 years old ;
Ackillis a bov, 18 yeimsold; George 14: Cisero 15; Wes
lv 13 ; Mack 18 ; Emily a Woman, 37 years old ; Malinda
a’ Woman, 20 years old and two Children ; Anjajinc a
Girl, 18 years old aud her Child ; Jane a Girl, IS years
old : Pocahontas a Girl, 12 years old.
ioHNJ. Fnfo, ^ j Atty>i
NEWTON HARRELL.
Oct 11, 1858... wtds Ito EDWARD BARREL
OIOX OT Oir i mi
_.every purchaser before purchasing
his own
Qmoiaar Gifts st Ramnr’s
Ctauca os Gins at Komi’s
Gemm ae Guts sttQpanety
Gumcsas Gins at Kaxnsv’s
Cboks as Gms at Rasxb’s
Cumcs as Gim at Saxxsv’s
Caotcx as Gun at Rassst’s
Cnotcs OrGtrrs sir Euan’s
Great Amcncsn Gift Book Hoase, Not 293 Broadwey,
NewYojk.
where the gifts, consisting of Jewelry, fa., sad varyihg
in value from 76 coats to two hundred doihus, are always
on exhibiion n ample Show cases. Gar new descriptive
Catalogue, containing a large variety or Books in every
department of Science and literature, (all of which are
Bold at regular publisher’s prices,) and exglaididg our
new aed orffetnal system of allowing every purchaser bis
own choice of Gifts, and settidg forth unequalled induce
ments to agents, will be sent, post paid, to any individu-
al, on application. Address A. RANNEY, Agent
July 8....w6m No. S3 Broadway.
S. B. OATMAN,*
DEALER IN
ITALIAN, EGYPTIAN AND AMERICAN
STATUARY,
AND EAST TENNESSEE
MARBLE MONUMBNTS,
TOOMBS, URNS AND VASES,
MAmilLIS BHAWfllUBS!
FURNISHING MARBLE
All orders promptly filled. Ware Rooms opposite tho
Georgia Rail Road Depot, Atlanta, Ga.
March 6th, 1868....wly.
Bakery & Confectionery.
IHE subscribers bare recently connected with their
Confectionary a large size
CRACKER MACHINE.
which enables tliem to furnish their friends and patrons
in the up-country with Butter, Boston and Soda Crackers,
always fresh, at ra;es fully twenty per cent, lower th»n
the same can be laid down from Savrnnah or Charles
ton.
Tho CANDIES manufactured by them are already well
known to dealers and consumers. A comparison of their
manufacture is challenged with those made elsewhere—
North or South.
They keep, also, constantly on hand, a large stock of
Nuts, Baisins, Figs, Prunes, Pickles, Sardines, Sauces,
Toys, &c.
Also CIGARS of all grades, from (6 to 840 per 1,000
Refined and barrel SUGARS—-comprising a general sup
ply of Country Confectioners, at as low rates as can be
afforded elsewhere in the State.
Ball, public or private Parties furnished to order,
at short notice with every description of Cake, Fruit, &c‘
of the best quality.
Orders from the city and country respectfully solicited.
IMMEL, CUNNINGHAM & CO
Atlanta, Feb. 17, ’58. wly
FOR NEW YORK.
FARE REDUCED.
Freight and Passage as low as by any other
Steamers.
CABIN PASSAGE
sis
BYTHESPLENDID AND COMMODIOUS
Side Wheel Steamers.
Augusta, 1,600 tons, M. S. Woodhull.
Florida, 1,800 tons, Isacc Crowell.
Alabama, 1,300 tons, C. R. Schenk.
And first doss Propdlor
Star of the South, 1,100 tons,
CAPT. THOMAS LYON.
These steamships belong to the old established and fa
vorite line known as tlie “New York and Savannah
Steam Navigation Company,” and in the comfort, accom
modations aud fare cannot be excelled. They arc com
manded by experienced, skilful, careful and polite of
ficers. PADl-EPORD, FAY & CO, Agents in Savannah.
SAM I. MITCHELL & SON, New York.
For Philadelphia. New York,
die., from Charleston and Sa
vannah.
Cabin Passage to Philadelphia,
$15.
Excursion Tickets good for re
turning up to Jan. 1,1859,
$25.
Tickets from Philadelphia to
Niagara Falls furnished by
the agents at Charleston or
Savannah,
$8.
The well known first class Side-wheel Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE. Capt. C. P. Marsham.
STATE OF GEOBGIA. Capt. J. J. Garvin.
Now form a weekly line for the North, leaving Charles
ton and Savannah on alternative Saturdays as follows ;
Tlie Keystone State, from Charleston, August 14th,
20th; September 11th, 25th; October 9th and 23d, leav
ing Philadelphia on the alternative Saturdays.
The State of Georgia, from Savannah, August 7th. 31st;
September 4th, 18th: October 2d, 16th and 30th, leaving
Philadelphia Ihe alternate Saturdays.
For safety and comfort, having superior State Rooms
these ships are not surpassed by any ou the coast. One
hundred miles of this route on Delaware rixer and Bay—
two nights at sea.
For Niagara Falls, the Lakes and Canada tho shortest
and aheapest route.
This line connects at Philadelphia with the great Forth-
AM-siern Railroad Route through to Niagara Falls or Buf
falo in 15 hours from Philadelphia. Through tickets
with the privilege of stopping at Philadelphia and inter
mediate points, for sale by the agents in Savannah.
Fa.e to Niagara or Buffalo, 823; Elmira, Ml; to Canan
daigua, $22.
C. A. GREINER & CO, Agents at Savannah.
S. & T- G. BTDD, Agents at Charleston.
July 29th, ! 58....w3m.
\EW YORK & CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE!
THROUGH TICKETS,
From Montgomery, Ala., to New York, $29 00
“ Atlanta, Ga., “ “ “ 23 00
“ Augusta,Ga.. “ “ “ 20 00
fj- Can be hdd on application at tbe Rail Road Ticket
Offices at each point. *^$
FARE REDUCED*!!
CABIN PASSAGE TO NEW YORK, $20 00
STEERAGE “ “ “ “ 6 00
New York and Ckarleston Side Wheel U. S.
Mall Steamships ; through in from
48toSO Hours.
Steamship COLUMBIA, 1800 Tons—M. Berry, Com
mander.
Steamship NASHVILLE, 1800 Tons—L M. Murray
Commander.
Steamship JAMES ADGER, 1500 Tons—R. Adams
Commander.
Steamship MARION, 1200 Tons—W. J. Foster Com
mander.
Leaves Adger’s Wharves every
Wednesday and Saturday at High Water.
rYtHINE Steamships were built expressly for this line,
I and for safety, speed and comfort, are unrivalled on
the coast. Tables supplied with every luxury. Atten
tive and courteous Commanders will ensure travellers by
this liue every comfort, having elegant State Room ac
commodations.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
H. MSSROON & 00.
Corner of East Bay and Adger’s South Wharf.
July 9th, 1858.
NEW YORK
and
SAVANNAH
rptHE American-Atlantic Screw Steamship Go’s new and
I elegant Steamships HUNTSVILLE, Capt. Robt Har-
die, 1,000 Tons burthen. MONTGOIUXY. Oapt. Freder
ick Crocker, 1,000 Tons burthen.
Will leave New Yorh and Savannah every
Saturday. Passage 915.
The superb accommodations for passengers on these
Steamers arc unsurpassed by any Ocean Steamers in Ihe
world. Tbe Saloons and Suite Rooms are elegantly fur
nished, spacious and well ventilated.
These Steamers ore in immediate connection of the Cep-
tral Railroad of Georgia, and its connecting Roads.
Daily Express Freight trains are ran in this line in only
24 hoars from Savannah to Atlanta without breaking buk
Through rates of Freight from New York to Knoxville,
Nashville, Memphis, Tuscumbia and other places, inclu
ding every expense, given when required.
.. - - — - l0 tie Agent of the Ccn-
Merchandke consigned
trai Railroad, Savannah, will be received and forwarded
Free of Commission. Mark Goods “Care agent Central
Railroad Savannah.” Shippers are pa .icnlarlv request
ed to forward bills of lading by the Steamer, thereby en
suring greater dispatch, and avoiding all delays.
Insurance may be effected by these Steamers at the
Offices or the undersigned el one-half per cent, with the
best Companies.
Until further notice, freights by this line from New
York wifi be as per regular Tariff Rates, viz : 10 cents
%l foot for Dry Goods and other measurement Goods, and
8 cents p fool for Hats, Bouts and i3iocs. Other Goods,
regular rates. Apply to
BRIGHAM, BALDWIN & CO., Savannah
H. B. CROMWELL k CO., M Went St «
ny. New York. 1
May 13th, 1858 d&wly.
, corner of Ailing
* ORIENTAL PAINTING.
A LARGE lot of Tube Paints, Silver Foil, Camel n.;.
Pencils, &e., just received and for sale. The ladies
are invited to call. SMITH & HttARpi
Ocl7-U.
K ARE CHEMICALS, and preparatory preparation*
made to order, by a practical Chemist, At
A. ALEXANDER’S.
49* Sign of the Nogro & Mortar, White Hall Street.
aug2 0 tf.
CIGAR8 ! CIGAR8 !
J UST received direct from tho importer, a small lot of
very choice cigars, such an article iwrhape has no
been offered in this city before. For sale by
T.C. HOWARD.
B
KIBE’S Celebrated HAH, Fall styles, received
and for sale by sepBS W. HERRING k SON. ’
FEATHERS.
large supply of choice new Feathers, for sale by
JOSEPH WINSH1P.
The subariber does not doom it necessary Id ent.-r iuto
detail respecting hk method of teaching, or impartnig in
struction to his students, as any inteffgent person mustap
predate the advantages a student will have in such a
School as contemplated under the present system, aud
pledge himself that his time aud energies sufficient will
be devoted to the advantage of his pupils, and that noth
ing will be wanting to make their studies as instructsve
and agreeable as possible. .
Every branch of tbc Medical and Surgical review will
be thoroughly taught iu this School.
Classes will be termed in accordance with the time each
pupil has been studying. Regular examinations will be
held three times a week on various brauches.
A few of the advantages of this School aud Medicine
may be briefly enumerated, namely ;
The superior opportunities of studying practical Anato
my, the abundant supply iff Material, tho Dissecting Room
being ample for all tbe classes, and tbe constant atten
dance of the subserber, or one at the two, who will as
sist him in demonstrating, to afford all noeesary informa
tion to the gentlemen who may be dissecting.
Da. Kwm wishes it distictly understood that this
School will, in no wise, interfere with any of tho charter
ed schools of the country. Students will find this Schoo-
highly advantageous, and much more agreeable than 1
public college, fur tbe purpose of acquiring their first iua
struction in Medicine and Surgery,
They can, at all times, have an opportunity of acquiring
a knowledge of practical Anotomy, and the practice of
operative Surgery upon the dead subject
The Dispensary and Infirmary of the subscriber which
will be opened ,at the same time, will ufford an opportu
nity to his students of acquiring great information and
adroitness in tho art of prescribing by visiting the patieuts
examining the cases daffy, and carrying out the prescrip
tions under the direction of the proprietor.
They will also have an opportunity whenever conve
nience will admit of visiting in company with him, the
patients of tho proprietor in rotation wherein they will
derive great benefit in a practical point of view, in learn
ing to diagnose and treat various diseases. It must be
apparent to every one that, possessing these and mauy
other advantages for the study of Medicine and Surgery,
this School stands unrivalled in the facilities it will afford
the medical student in the acquisition of a thorough and
practical primary course of instruction in his profession.
The subscriber, fully relying upon the countenance
aid and support of the medical faculty aud an inteligcut
public, confidently enters upon an enterprise which in
his estimation, by supplying a desideratum iu the profes
sion will greatly benefit Ihe public, as w-ell as elevate the
standard of medical science.
For terms and other-particulars, address the proprietor
at Griffin, Georgia. E. F. KNOTT.
N. B. All Gentlemen of the medical profession who may
visit Griffin, are cordially and most respectfully invited to
vi6it this School, and the proprietor will take great plea
sure in showing them around.
Griffin, October 8th, 1858 wtf.
Dr. Morse’s
INDIAN ROOT PILLS !
D R MORSE, the inventor of Morse’s Indian Root Fills,
has spent the greater part of his life in traveling,
having visited Europe, Asia and Africa, as well as South
A merica-has spent three years among the Indians oi our
Western country—it was in this way that the Indian
Root Pills were first discovered Dr. Morse was
the first man to establish tlie fact that ail dis
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strength, health and life depends upon the vital fluid.
When various passages become clogged, and do net act
in perfect harmony with the diflerant functions oi tbe
body, the blood l(*cs its action, becomes thick, corrupted
anil diseased ; thus causing all pains sickness and dis
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we are deprived of, and if nature is not assisted iu throw
ing off the stagnant humors, the blood will become chock
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be blown out. How important then that we should keep
the various passages of tho body free and open. And how
pleasant to us that we have it in our power to put a med
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manufactured from plants and roots which grow around
the mountains cliff in Nature’s garden for the health aud
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lungs, and'thus, in a shooting mauner, i>erforins its duty
by throwing off phlegm, aud other humors from the ungs
by copious spitting. The third is a Diurectic, which gives
ease and double strength to the kidneys ; thus encour
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blood, which has beeu thrown out bountifully by the uri
nary or water passage, and which could not have been,
discharged in any other way. The fourth is a Cathartic,
and accompanies tbc other properties of the Fills while
engaged in purifying the blood -tbe coarser particles ot im
purity which cannot pass by the other outlets, are thus
taken up and conveyed off in great quanties by the bow-
From the above, it is shown that the Morse Indian Root
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the blood, for they find their way to every part, aud
completely rout out and cleanse the system from ail im
purity, aud the life of the body, which is this blood, he
roine's perfectly healthy ; consequently all sickness and
pain is driven from the system, for they cannot remain
when the body becomes so pure aud clear.
The reason why we are so distressed when sick and why
so many die, is because they do not get a passage which
will pass to the afflicted parts, and which will open the
natural passage lor tbe disease to be cast out; hence
large quantities of food and other matter is lodged, and
the stomach and intestines are literally overflowing with
corrupted mass; thus undergoing disagreeable fermenta
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corrupted matter through every vein and artery, until
life is taken from the body by disease. Dr. Morse’s Fills
have added to themselves victory upon victory.byre-
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of raging fever, who have beeu brought.as it were, with-
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that they would have been numbered with the dead, had
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foundation of the disease, which is the blood. Tberiore.
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Foltm Sheriff Sales.
\ \ ILL be sold before the Court bouse door, in the (Sty
“ * of Atauta, on the 1st Tuesday in December next
between the legal hours of sale, the following property to-
wit : Part of lot of land No 36, in the 14tli (list., of orig
inally Henry, bow Fulton county, containing 177% acres,
more or less. Levied on as tho property of Meredith
Brown to satisfy sundry justices court fl fas., from the
630th di8t.*, G. M., in favor of E M. Teliafero vs. said
Brown. Levy made aud returned to me by a Constable.
Also, tho north east half of city lot, No 115, in the city
m Atlanta, the same being part of land lot, No 78, in the
14th disk, of originally Henry now Fulton county. lev
ied on u the property of J. M. Coleman, to satisfy a fl fa
from E’ulton Superior Court, in -favor of Loveless, Bro &
Gholston vs. Martha Carlton and J. M. Colemeu.
Also, lot of land, No 62, in the 17th disk, of originally
Henry, now Fulton county, containing 200acres, more
or less. Levied on as tlie property of Richard C. Greer,
to satisfy 6 11 fas, issued from the Justices Court for the
1026th diet., G. M. in favor of Thomas Moor vs. said Greer
Levy made and returned to me by a Constable.
Also, city lot No not known lying on Crapes Alley >nthe
city of Atlanta, containing ono acre more or less, levied
on as the property of Edwar : Parsons to satisfy a fi fa
issued from Fulton Superior Court in favor of J. D Watkins
vs. Aaron Gage principal, and Edward Parsons , security
oh appeal.
AI^O, City lot No. 153, in the city of Atlanta, fronting
on Tay.or street’ 100 feet, and running back 200 feet being
one half acre more or less tho same being part of laud lot
No 53 in the 14th dist., of originally Henry now Fulton
county. levied on as tlie property of Barney Dugau to
satisfy a fi fa., from Fulton Inferior Court, iu favor of Ca
rey W. Berry vs. Dennis Hoytoud Barney Dugan, also to
satisfy a Justices Courtfl fa, in favor of J. R. & C. II. Wal
lace, vs. said Dugan.
ALSO, the undivided one half of City lot, No. uot known
lying on Houston street, in the city of Atlanta, fronting
on said street 100 feet, and running back 200 l'ect bounded
on thseast by the lot wharcon Mrs. Haller recent}- lived
the same being part of land lot No 51, in the 14th dist., uf
originally Henry now Fulton county. Levied on by vir
tue of sundry fi fas., issued from the Justices Court lor the
487th dist G. M., in favor of Pendley & Maddux aud Jas.
T. Hubbard, and one fi fa., from the 1026th dist. G. M., in
favor of John Collier, all vs. Hiram Bowen. Levie made
and returned to inc by a Constable.
ALSO, City lot in the city of Atlanta, whereon the Shop
occupied by Dr. J. Gilbert is situated, adjoining tbe Wash
ington Hall, lot No. not known being part of land lot. No.
77, in tho 14th dist., of originally Henry now Fulton Coun
ty. Levied ou as the property of J. Gilbert, to satisfy a
fi fa., issued from DeKalb Superior Court in favor of H.
C. Holcomb vs. J. & L. Gilbert. Levy made by *J. S
Smith, former Sheriff.
Also, 2 Negroes viz: Ann, a girl about 11 years of age,
of copper complexion, aud Candis a girl nine yearsold,
of dark complexion, levied ou as tho property of George
W. Humphries, aud 25 acres of land near the corporation
line, of the city of Atlanta, lying ou the west side of the
W&ARR, with good improvements thereon, whereon
Henry G Dean now resides, the same being part of land
lot No 78 in the 14th District "of originally Henry now
Fulton county, and Loyd & Pulliams interest being tlie
undivided two thirds of 60 acres of laud near the western
boundery of the city of Atlanta known as the Race track
laud tlie same being part of lot of land No. S4, in the
14th district of originally Henry, now Fulton county;
levied on as the property of Loyd & Pulliam. All the
above property levied on by virtue of a fi fa from Cass
Superior Court, in favor of McWhorter & Brightwell vs
Charles Hamilton maker, and George W. Humphries aud
Loyd & Pulliam, endorsers.
Also, part of City Lot No. 2, of Block No. 33 ou Land
Lot No. 77 in the city of Atlanta, fronting on Whitehall
Street 95 feet, whereon Deft now lives, levied on as the
property of Russel Crawford, to satisfy a lii'u issued from
Fulton Superior Court, C. H. Strong aud A. W. Jones vs.
said Crawford, the same postponed from last sale day.
ALSO,Your acres of land lying iu the north eastern part
of the city of Atlanta, adjoining lands ol'L. J. Gartrell and
others, it being part of land lot No. 46, in the 14tli dist.,
of originally Henry now Fulton county. Levied on as the
property of Joseph M. Rautin, to satisfy a Ufa, issued
from Fulton Superior Court, iu favor of Reid, Austin &
Co., vs. saidRa litin, the sale of tho same jiostiioned from
last sale day. S. B. LOVE, Sheriff.
N>v 4 w
Fulton Deputy Sheriff Sales.
W 1IX be sold before the Court House Poor, in the City
of Atlanta,, on the first Tuesday in December next,
between tlie usual hours of Sale, the following property,
to wit.
City lot in the City of Atlanta, it being port of the iot
whereon the first Methodist Church is situated, fronting ou
Peach Tree street 60 feet and running across said lot, east
to Line street so as to iuteist-ci Hn._Aun street, containing
one fourth of an acre more or l ss the same being part
of land lot, No. 78 in the 14t! m.-d., of originally Henry-
now E’ulton county. Levic< as the'property of F. N.
Hardman, to satisfy a fi fa. . .. . iv the Superior Court of
Fulton county, iu favor of i.. !... \ . . »aid Hardman,
for the purchase money of-aid .ot.
ALSO, that part of laud lot No. 190, in the seventeenth
(17th.) disk, of originally Henry now Fuiton County,
w-hich lies between the Montgomeay Ferry Road aud the
W. & A. Railroad, adjoining lands of Peter Huge, Adam
O-ivcrand Benjamin Thurmond, containing-23 acres
more or lass, and also, upon that part of land lot No. 191,
in the 17th dist., of originally Henry now E'ulton county,
adjoining lands of Adam Oliver, Jesse M Cook and Thom
as Fowler, containing 27 acres more or less, all being the
land whereon defendant formerly lived. Levied on as
tho property of John II. Golding to satisfy sundry fi fas..
issued from tlie Justices Court for the 469th dist G. M.
in favor of J. Norcross aud R. A. W. Clowcr vs. said Gold
ing. Lew made and returned to me bv a constable.
C. C. GREEN, llep’t Sheriff.
POSTPONED SALE.
At the same time and place will be sold part of the city-
lot No. 2, in block 33, in the city of Atlanta, the same be
ing part of land lot No. 77, in the 14th dist., of originally
Henry now Fulton county. Levied on as the property
of T. D. I.yncs, to satisfy a fi fa., issued from E'ulton In
ferior Court in favor of Sloan & Caldwell vs. said Lvnes
Nov. 4 58. C. C. GREEN, Oep't Sheriff.
G EORGIA, Fcltox Cocxn-.—Two months after date,
application will be made to the Court of Ordinary
of said County for leave to soil tlie interest of Clark R.
Woddail, deceased, in the bouses and lots on Alabama
Street, in the city of Atlanta, whereon Mrs. Woddail now-
lives. sep23 1858 B. F. BOMAR, Adm’r.
G EORGIA, EYlton Convrv.—AH persons indebted to
the Estate of Clark R. Woddail, late of said County
deceased, will please caltiand pay tbe same, and those
having demands against said Estate will present them in
terms of the law. B. F. BOMAR,
September 23d, 185S. Administrator.
CARROLLTON MASONIC INSTITUTE.
Johx K. I.kak, A. B., President.
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Carrollton, Aug. 4 '58 wly
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
G EORGIA. Gwinnett Cocnty.—Agreeable to an order
from the Court of Ordinary of said county, on the
1st Tuesday in December next, between the lawful hours
of sale. All the Lands belonging to the estate of Mark
Waits, late of said county deceased, consisting of the
River Plantation, containing 480 acres, more or less,
consisting of the following lots and fractions, or parts of
them. Nos. 319, 318, 329. and 300, there is about 200
acres of cleared land, on this place of which there is be
tween 75 hnd 100 acres of Bottom land, lying on the
Chattahooche River, there is also, ou this place a very
Public Ferry, which will be sold with the place the en
tire interest of said deceased, in said Ferry that being one
fourth. Also, one hundred and twenty-five, (125,) acres
of land more or less, lying on Crooked Crock, being tlie
east half of lot. No. 284, some fifty acres cleared, this
being the place that Dennis Singleton, has iu cultivation.
All being in the 6th dist., of said county. Sold as the
property of Mark Waits, late of said county deceased,
and for "the benefit of the heirs aud crecitors. Terms of
the sale made known ou the day of sale.
Oct 19th, 1859. JOHN C. WAITS, Ext’r.
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B
UJJARD CLOTHS.—A new supply Just received aud
for sale low a HERRINGS
Campbell Sheriff fold. ,
O N tho first Tuesday id December next, will be sold
before the Court House door in the town of Camp-
bed ton, iu said County, the following property to-wit:
South half of Lot of Land No. 9 in the 8th Dist., of orig
inally Coweta, now Campbell County, bounded South by
J. M. Bond, North by Grant Roberts,containing 100 Acres
more or less, place whereon R. S. Bartlett now lives, lev
ied on as tbo property of R. S. Bartlett to satisfy two fifas
issued from Campbell Supe’r Court, one in favor of Bullard
& Whitley, aud one iu favor of T. M. Howard, and oth
er fifa iu my hands vs. said Bartlett property pointed
out by Pl’ff.
Also one field of Corn, 40 Barrels more or less, on the
place where Jones Bi3hop now lives, levied on by virtue
of two InPr Court fifas of said County, in (avor of Blalock
& Camp vs. Jones Bishop and E. Dodson Security, levied
on as the property of said Bishop, property pointed out
by Deft.
Also, one dark blazed faced horse some 5years old, oue
rather grey blazed face mule 5 or 6 years old levied on
by virtue of a fifa issued from Coweta Infe’r Court in fa
vor of Feelings Anderson & Co., vs. R. G. Cook, levied on
os property of said Cook, property pointed out by lTffs
Attorney.
Postponed Sale.
O NE Ray Marc and Colt, one 2 horse wagon, 17 head
Sheep more or less, 2 black Heifers, 1 Milch Cow and
Calf, 5 head of Hogs, 3 Sows and Pigs, some 8 head of
Shi«its, 2 Bedsteads aud one Clock, levied on as the prop
erty of Wm. Glover to satisfy a fifa issued from Campbell
Sup’r Court, in favor of E. L. Symons vs. said Glover
property pointed out bv Dft, other fifas in my hands
Nov. 1st, 185S. A. C. WATKINS,Sh’ff.
Nov. 4,1858.
Campbell Dcpty Sheriff's Sale.
P -TKT of f/it of land No. 93, East half of said Lot con
taining 96 Acres more or less, ami 22 Acres of Lot
No. 94 iu the North-East corner of the 7th District, origi
nally Cow-eta now Campbell County, and one house and
town IM in the town of Palmetto now occupied by E. L.
.Jackson, all levied on us the property of E. L. Jackson
to satisiy 3 lifas issued from Oimpbell Sitp’r Court, 2 in
favor ofS. A. K. & C. F\ Swann, one iu favor of James
t Jala way vs. E. L. Jackson, and sundry other lifas in mv
hands, property pointed out by Pl’tls Att’v.
Nov. 4th, 1858. WM. N. MACOCIRK, I). S’ff.
G EORGIA, Campbell County.—John P. Watson having
applied to be appointed Guardian of the person and
property of Allene Pormelia Camp aminor under fourteen
years of age, resilient of said county, this is to cite all
persons concerned to be and appear at the term of the
Court of Ordinary to be held next after tho expiration of
thirty days from tlie first publication of this notice, and
showing cause, if they can, why said John P. Watson
should not be intrusted with the Guardianship of tlie per
son and property of Allene Pormelia Camp.
Witness mv official signature this Oct. 22,1858,
Oct., 29,1858. R. C. BEAVER* 5 , Ord y
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
B Y Virtue of an Order of the Court of Ordinary ofCump-
bell County, will he sold on the first Tuesday iu De
cember, 185S, at the Court House door in said County be-
twgen the legal sale hours, the undivided portion of’laud
belonging to Amanda Sheats, Dec’d.. in the East half of
lot No. 2, in the 8th District of originally Coweta now Camp
bell County, adjoining lands John Cook, Richard Moore
and W. H. Collins, embracing some good bottom land, a
portion of which is in cultivation, lying on Pea Creek three
miles below Campbellton.
Terms made known ou day of sale.
RICHARD .MOORE,
Oct6-tds. Adm’r Amanda Sfieats, dec’d.
ADMINISTRAROR’S SALE.
B Y virtue of an Order from the Court of Ordinary of
Campbell County, will be sold on the first Tuesday
in December, 1858. at the Court House door in said Coun
ty, between the legal hours of sale, the follow ing lands,
to-wit: Oue fractional lot No. 47, iu the 9th Dist. of origi
nally Coweta now- Campbell County, whereon Alfred J.
Camp resided at the time of his death, containing 168’ 2 '
acres more or less, adjoining lands of Samuel Lewis aud
Addison Riley, the same being one third still in the origi
nal woods, with good Dwelling, out houses, &e. About
150 acres of good Bottom land in a state of good repair on
the Chattahoochee River, two miles above Campbellton.
Also lot of land No. 154 in the 14th Dist., originally lay
ette now Campbell County, containing 20gj 2 acres more
or less, stdl in the orginal woods, about one mile from the
above described fraction.
A credit of twelve mouths will be given to purchasers
who must give notes well secured for their purchases.
JESSE L. BLALOCK,
JAS. M. CAMP,
Ad rs DeUmis yum com Ustamento annezo cfA. J. Camp.d’.
Oct6-tds.
GEORGIA. I’aopb i! Coiucy
’• -, ERE* . Koheri J. Tuggle shows t • the Court
l 1 Dial li-- bag lulo admmis*or«-d J--bn A. Hopkin’s
"e-t-ite
The?e are therefore to cite and admonish all persons
concerned. to show c n-e if any they have, why mid
ad ntti s’r tor honld not be discharged from ics »d-
in-rest ntiun. n eceivn letters nt distni sion ou lb?
fcrst Vo nda iu April next. 1859. thisf'eptsm' er 8th
1858 selfi B. t; RKAVFRSj Ord nary.
GEORGIA, t'ai/ipbt:ll Counti/.
HF.KKAS, M m M Allen lias app'ied In lieuppoint-
ed Guardian nf ll.e (er-auisai d property of lvl-
v\
moi.il J Jjaw'ri hiuI Ahr.ilmui J Uwh)', Orphans of
tviuiouii D Law** v. »hu<1
This is t > e : te at: p*»rr * us uonc-i ne ! *nb“
au«l appear at the T») in of ihe Court i f Or«iin>rj belli
next, after the expiration of ib»riy dais from tbo first
pufiiicalion ot t! is notice, and show canseif bev can,
why said Win V» .mien should not be intrusted wiill
th (iuard hub ip of ilie poisons and properly of the
above . an ed or^h ns.
** itui-pg ra> official signature th** loth U-iuter
1858. pelC RCBEtVEK.~ Ord’y.
i able
UEOKGIa, (Jaiiipix ll County.
S IXlY day s after date I w U»p|ly to the I
C> urt of Ordinary of mid county. f< r h-uve to sed
alL*f,the lauls belorging to'lie Estate ot Matk McM-
Iw reatb. deceased, except the V. id'iws leiwer »n said
lands, this fertembei 6tli ISOS.
EZEKIEL i (-I K, Adnir.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
E Y virtue of an order of tbe Court of Ordinary ofCamp-
bell Comity- will be sold ou the first Tuesday in De
cember, 1858. at the Court House door in said County be
tween tin- legal sale bouts : south half lot of land No. 20
in Sth Dist. originally Coweta now Campbell County,
whereon John Langston resided at the time of his death,
containing lol l 4 acres more or less, a ([joining lands P. H.
Speer, A. B. Weaver and J. H. Carrell, the same being
one seventh still in ilie original woods, with about 15
acres of good bottom laud iu a high state of cultivation,
good dwellings, out houses, >vc.. lying about 4 milesfrom
Palmetto, on the middle road leading f rom Campbellton
to Newnan, and on the headw aters of Cedar Creek.
A credit of twelve months will be given to purchasers
who must give notes well secured for their purchase.
THOS. M. LANGSTON.
SAM I,. S. LANGSTON,
0ct6-tds. Adm's John Langston Dee d.
Thomas J.
Aldridge. T
>so
Aldridge, J
Libel for Divorce in Haral
_ sou Superior Court.
Nancy Jane
I T appearing to the Court, from the return of the Slier
iff that the Defendant resides out of this County, and
it further appearing that she resides out ot the limits of
this State. It is therefore ordered by the Court that the
Defendant appear at the next Term of this Court and plead
to said action, or that tlie Plaintiff be allowed to proceed :
and it is further ordered that the Clerk cause this order
to he published in the Atlanta Intelligencer, according to
the statute in such case made aud provided.
D. F. HAMMOND, J. S. C. T. C.
I certify the above to be a true exemplification from
the minutes of said Court, this 22nd riav of October 1S5S.
October, 29,1858. JOHN DUKE. CTk.
DAWSON COUNTY.
Dawson Sheriff's Sale.
W ILL be sold before the Court House Door in Iknv-
snnville on tho first Tuesday in December next
within tlie legal hours of sale. The following property to
wit:
Lot of land No. 1, South half of the 13ih Dist. first sec
tion of said County, to satisfy a fifa issued from a Justice
Court 931st Dist. G. M., in favor of James Cantrell vs.
William Alluvia as the property of said Ailaviu l.evv-
made and returned to me by A, Corney L. C.
Also all the Defendant's interest in and to Lot of Land,
No. 260. iu the South half of Thirteenth Dist. and first
section. Levied on to satisfy three Justice Court fifes, one
in favor of R. Sandlbrd & Son, vs. Harry O'Sheals, one
in favor of William F. Todd vs. Harry O'Sheals, one in fa
vor of B. G. Thornton, barer, vs. Harry O’Sheals. Lev
ied on as the property of Harry O'Sheals—made
and Returned to me bv F. B. Duncan L. C.
Oct. 29.1858. ' S. K. FTNDI.EY. Sh'ff.
>
NEW BOOKS FOR AGENTS.
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
W ANTED.—An Agent iu every County to engage in
in the sale of three new works, beautifully illustra
ted entitled “Monument to the memory of Henry Clay."
giving a complete and reliable Biography of Henry Clay
his mast able and important Speeches, and also fifteen
EuloSies and Orations delivered at Washington and other
parts tot the Cnion, ou the occasion of his death—sub
scrition price, $2,00; “The land we live in; or travels and
and adventures in North and South America," price $3.50
aud “Hsward’s Domestic Medicine.'’ containing over
1,009 large octavo pages : price 4.00: Circulars, giving
full information, with Term to Agents sent on application.
Address, DUANE KULISON, Publisher.
No. 33 S. Third St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Julv 8 w3m.
Notice.—Chancery Sa'e of Valuable
Real and Personal Property.
The Maripe Dank et »l. vs The Winter
Iron Works e' a].
B y virtue of a. decree pronounced n this car-seat
the July tenu, A I) 1858, of the Court of Cha eery
lor the Seventh District of the Southern Chancery
Division of the r-tate of Alabama. I shall proceed to
sell before the Court House door in theei’y of Mont
gomery, on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY
next, between the u-ual hours of Sheriff sales, the
followinu described Keal Estate, or so much cf the
same as i- subject to the !>ee<l of Trust executed bv
said Winter Iron Woiks on 1he fi r st day of August,
1S52, to H W. Watson. A. Sholwrll and N. Barker,
and upon record in tl e office of tbe Prolate Court of
Montgomery county, to-wit ; Lots No (1) one, No (2)
two, No (3) three. Vo (4) four. No (5) five, of square
No f4)fou: of aaid city—said premi es being 1he same
upon which the buildings of said Wuter Ironworks
are situated—to.-ether with ali and singular the
hereditaments and appurtenances tiieieuuto belong
log. Said lots front oue hundred and fifty sevei
feet, running back five hundred aud ten feet A
ground plan of said premises utay be seen by appli
cation st my < flice, in the cits ot Montgomery-
ii-rms of Sale : Cne fifth cash—balance n one, two
and tbr*e sunual instalments, hearing interest from
Gis d and a, proved bills of exchange required.
~ * inasetote giveu at the first p y
Certificate of purci
ment, ami titles tna e when the whole purchase men
ey is paid.
I shall also cx|mv e to public sale, on the premises,
on the said first Monday iu November next, all the
machinery, tools, implements and fixtures of every
character and description belong ing to aid Wii.t r
IronWorks. The “Works” are full and complete,
and sufficient to employ from three hundred to four
hundred hands. They consist of a steam engine with
tubular boileis planer’s, lathes, screw-cutting machines
gear cutters, drill presses, vices and benches, cold
close s, drills, reamer's lathe to Is of all descrip
tion, shafting belting. chtmp<, dogs, &c ; eight for
ges, will everything compiet \ including Nesmith's
steam hammer ; also, one of t e largest' stocks of
patterns in the boutheru country, consisting ot a large
number < f gear wheels, adapted to all kieds of mills
and machinery, many of then, eo'irely new and made
by tbe best of workmen ; a general assortment of
steam engine pattern.. ; and inveed the establishment
in all its department, is c mplele, and many of its
tool* and fixture* are • f the largest and most perfect
character.
Terms * f Sale : dll -inns under one hand ed dol
lar*. cash ; all sums over . u« hundred and under
five hundred dollars, on a ere til oi six m nth. ; and
tor all soma over five bundled dollars twelve un>o hs
ere.lit, WITHOUT INrkKKST- This sale 1* to be node
for thebeoefit of Uie creditors of the Winter lr. n
Works. - «. p. KfcYKS,
uov 1 w t A. Master, &c-
ChcrekN Wfanjff Bale.
W ILL be sold before the Court hoase door in the town
of Canton, Cherokee county, on the first Tuesday
in December next, between the usual boars of sale, the
fallowing property to-wit.
IM of land, No. *283, in the 16th district and second
section, Cherokee county. levied on ns the property of
John S. Stone, to satisfy a fl fa from the Superior Court
of Clierokoe county, in fovor of Samuel T. McCmk-ss
vs John P. Stone. Sold for the purchase money.
Also, lot of land, No. 481, in the 15th district and 2nd
section of Cherokee county. Levied on os the property
of Burnell Hood, to satisfy a Justice Courtfl fa, from
Wilkes county, in favor of John Hardeman. Levied and
returned to me by a Bailiff.
Also, fits of land, No. 1000 and 1017, iu the 3d district
and 2nd section of Cherokee county. Levied on asltbe
property of John A. Yancy, to satisfy 2 Justice Court fi
fas, in favor of James Knox, bearer, vs J. J. Hender
son, Sintha Henderson and JohqA. Yancy,security, aud
Janies W. King, security on stay. Levied and returned
to me by a Beiliff
Also, Iot of land, No. 366, iu the 3rd dist., and 2nd see.,
of Cherokee county. Levied on as the property of Thom
as Nix, to satisfy a Justice Court fl fa., in favor of J R West
brooks vs. Thomas Nix. Levied and returned to me by a
Bailiff.
Also, one mettlo Clock. Levied on as the property of
John W. McCollum, to satisfy a fi fa., issued from the Su
perior Court of Cherokee county, in favor of William F.
Mullins vs., John W. McCollum principal and Jesse Bean,
security ou Casa Bond.
Also, lot of land Nos. 211 and 932, all in the 15th dist.,
2nd sec., of Cherokee county, and 500 shares of the capi
tal Stock of the Sixes Mining co. levied on as the proper
ty of Allen Lauhon,to satisfy a fi fa. , from the Inferior
Court ofCherokee county, in favor of E. L. Shufori! vs.
Allen Lanhon, principle, James M. F’ielder and James
Haggerty, security, ami M. A. Keith, indorser.
Canton, Ga., Not. 1st., JAMES B. KFLLY, Sheriff.
Cherokee Mortgage Sheriffs Sales.
W nx Bo sold before the Court House Door in the
town of Canton Cherokee. County, on the first
Tuesday iu December next, the following property to
wit:
LOTS of [and 1 Nos. 525, 644, and 645, and all of that
part of Lot No. 656, embracing the dwelling house and
kitchen, it beiug that part of said Lot lying in and near the
North Fast Corner thereof purchased by Geo- W. F'lour
noy, ofHenry Tedder, containing about 2 acres. All of
said land being iu the t5th District of the 2d Section of
Cherokee County, levied ou as the property of Geo. TV.
F'lournoy, to satisfy a Mortgage fi fa issued from the Su
perior Court of said County, iu favor of Cicero C. Winn,
vs. said Geo. W. Flournoy. property pointed out by said
Fi Ta.
AISO' Ix-ls of land, Xos. 514 , 567,584,585 , 642, 60S,
639, and 640. in the 15th 1 >ietiiot of the 2d Section, levied
ou as the property of Geo. W. F'lournoy, to satisfy a
Mortgage F’i fa issued from the Sujierior Court of said
County in favor ofC. C. Winn, for the use of A. V. Brum
by, vs. Geo. W. F'lournoy, property pointed out in said
Fi fa.
ALSO Lot of laud No-555, iu the 3d District of tlie 2nd
Section, levied on to satisfy a Mortgage F'i fa issued from
the Superior Court of said County, in favor of Martin Gra
ham , Administrator of Noah Strong, deceased, vs. Henry
Barks, property pointed out in said F'i fa.
ALSO, Lots of land Nos. 112, and 113, in the 15th Dis-
trict of the 2d Section of said Count} , levied on as the pro
perty of Wm. A. McCurdy, to satis!}- a Mortgage Fi fa issu
ed from the Superior Court of said County in favor oflsaac
McConnell, vs. Wm. A. McCurdy, property pointed out by
said F'i fa. ’W. K. D. M0N8, V. Sh'ff.
Canton, Sept. 27th, 1858.
T WO months alter date application will be made to the
Ordinary of Cherokee County, fur leave to sell the
land and Negroes belonging to the Estate of Gray Bar
kcr, late of said County, deceased, this 13th dav of Sep-
teWiber 1858. sop23 ZEBULON WILLIAMS, Adm’r.
Administrators Sle.
O GRF.EABI.E to an order of the Ordinary of Cherokee
County, will be sold before tlie Court House door iu
the Town of Canton, on the first Tuesday iu November
next, within the legal hours of sale, lots of iand Nos.
1,149,1,150,1,151, and the undivided half of lots Nos.
896, 897 and 832, in the 15th Distrtrict of the 2d section
of said County of Cherokee.
Also, on the same day before the Court House door, in
the city of Marietta. Cobh county, lots of lard Nos. 167,
123, and 10 acres in the South-west corner of lot No. 122
in the loth district of the 2d section of Cobb County.—
Sold for the benefit of tlie heirs and creditors of William
11. Evans, late of Cherokee countv, deceased,
sep 23, 1858 THOMAS 1). EVANS, Adm’r
DeKALB t OUNTY.
GEORGIA. DeKalb County,
f A Tr ID * HFSThrT *-dministrator of the estate of
U J;uo*-x H ax ter, cUct'a***!, applies tom*- ’or lettfis
of tlieimsgion from s M administ.mion, these are,
therefore to i oii y all Ptrs .1:1- interest*«1, to hie their
ob;»clions (if any they bav ,) within the time pre-
i-cnl>e«l i.y l.*w, »hy sa*.d letters »hciiM rot be gratced
th** applic ot
Giveu under my i.;tud at office, thi* 20 h Jol^,1858.
ALEX. JOHNSON, Ordinary.
y.20, *58 vCm.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
XTT7TLL he sold before the Court House Door in the
ft Town of Decatur DeKalb County, on the first
Tuesday in January next, between tne legal hours of
rsile, the following property to-wit:
Ono negro boy named Holland about IT years oM, of
dark complexion, one girl named Franky about 9years
old of dark complexion, one boy about 5 years old named
Charles. Sraid property sold as the property of James
Brown, late deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs
and creditors of said deceased. Terms on the day of sale
W. D. BROWN, Adm'r
Oct. 29.1S5S. with the will annexed.
GKOUGlA, licKiiib County,
OER - A/% John 1 han.hi v, aomini-irator on the
V v Estate «»!' Wm Y IVole de-ea-ed. appl;« s to me
»or let«rsi»{ Dismbaon fioua ni 1 admin’st ration.
'flits- are therefore to cite and admonish all persons
L.ter sled to be amt appear at my office within tin*
•ime prescribed by law, to show cause i ; ao tii»*v
have why said applicant nho .M 1 ot U d siu-ssed rom
d administration Given on* er uiy Naud a? t flice
June 2*2cd, 1868. 8m Al.hX. JOllN v ON\ Ordinary.
GEORGIA DeKalb County.
W HEREAS, khoda Brown, jldin’rx of the Estate
< f Khudid Brown, deceased, applies to m** for
letters o f 1 i>inis>ion rcra said Administration.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned to file their objections if any :bey hare
why said letters should cot be giante-. o- be’orv
the first Monday 111 December next. Given undo
my hand olIiciaHv, May 24th 1858
ALEX JOHNSON, Ordinary/
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
^GKEEaBLE to me ast wdl of Edward J011-
of DeKalb c; uuty deceased, will be sold bet* re the
Court H'»usc do«’r :u the T^wn of 1 ©catur io said
c uuty. on the first Tuesday io January next, three
negroes to-wit: M illy a woman, I>7 or 38 yea’•sold. Fa
uey a woman 3(5 or 37 }e:trs old and her child, Mnrthr
-34}ears old with a small lot of bedding. S>>h\ forth
benefit of the htir* aud ci editors «.f said deceased.:hi.
1st day of November 1855 ROBT. JOXE'h Exc’r
Nov I—w
rrWVO months alter date application will be made to
I the Ordinary of Cherokee County , for leave to seil the
land belonging to the Estate of A. J. Evans, late of said
County deceased, this 13th day of September. 1858.
sep 23 JOHN EVANS, Adm’r.
ff urvOTDm!n*,'ft>f»yt*
“ 1)cccn > ber next, wHhinlhe^*.*!^!
lowing property to-wit: ^ lr,n *Ll
Lit of landNa 73in tfafrldk^, 1
of now Forsyth county, conuiningteSL?* k]
levied on as ‘he property ^ , «i]
fe issoed from the Superior Court
favor of Charles H. Smith, Adm> d»iL2 r, H 3
tate of James B. WakeOcii, &*>d J
Property pointed out by Undcrwood^lfe?, 1
Also, lot of land No. 966, m the 2nd *
Forsyth county, containing 40 acreeT,^ *“J
as the property of John H. CoombT?* W
from a Justice’s Court of Forsyth
Hudson W. Moulder vs. G. W. it,
John H. Campbell and A. Compton ’?***, J
Property pointed out by J. H. Campon ?0 »n
Levy made and returned to me bv »<vi «f 3
ALSO, 39 acres of lot of land No.^f* bl t
trict and 1st section of now Forsyth
as the property of Joel M. Fowler, to ^ iVlJ
issued from a Justice’s court of Forsvtfc* fa!
of John B. Gravitt, A. M. Light, anrt ciSw'J ;
Fowler. Property pointed out"byp°? 9, U.*j
made and returned to me by a constable '' 1
AISO. lots of land Nos. 1280
constable.
aW «md lost i
district and 1st section of now Forsvth
tag 40 acres each more or less ; leviwi? !Itt J s
erty of William J. Childress, to satisfy
Justices court of Forsyth county in r. 6 M
Brown vs. said Childress. . * W| * k j
Brown vs. said Childress. Levy made . .
me by a constable. i
ALSO, 300 fts seed cotton, more or ta,
he propety of D. M. Durham, to satisfy’ v*
the
from the
R. J. Dooly
Gumming
Superior Court of Forsyth
lv vs. said Durham. Wjp
ng, Nov. 1st, 1858. ' ‘
Forayth Postponed
IL be sold before the Court HousT!_
of Camming, Forsyth county ontHH-SB
in December next within the legal hoL, A* “d!85861
ing property to-wit:
Lf.toflaud No. lise, in the .7,1 district HH
r F'orsyth county, containing 4ft
of now F'orsyth county, containing 4o
levied on as the property of JohnKaiT ^
from a Justice Court of Forsyth countv
......... - —-— — —.u lAHiinv m
Wheeler, adm'r on the estate ofp um at *M
- - — — - * ‘ • -MIDid
vs. Jonn ivarr ana wm- nncher. iv n ^
by defendant (Karr.) Levy made and™ 1
by a constable.
ALSO, lot of land No. 403.
of now F'orsyth comity containin.T 1 *
half the mining interest in ;1!ld
i... 1.4 .liotc.-f n..,l It- — .-ilit
section of r
Or !*.*S l»a!t mv imi k-m M ;|M . ,
420 i:i the 1st district and first .'ection f Gy
county, all levied on as the property P f
to satisfy sundry fi fas issusd from a j^? , C'' 5 *gSfe|£
F’orsyth county in favor of V. 1!. Shop,,,, yy***
made and returned to me by a constable ^
’ Wm - >'• wuiims.
Cumming, Nov. 1st, 1858.
w*
Foriytli Mortgage Sale.
ILL Ik- sold before the Court H-iusee ’
of Camming, Forsyth countv withiliL? 5 ' i
of sale, on the first Tuesday in January t ^
lowing property to-wit: • “Ipj
Lots of laud Nos. 694 . 67C. 620. fin™,
605, fifteen acres of lot No. 604.675 thirty ■ , --
lot No. 603, 621, 622. all lying in the 3d
section of now Forsyth county ; all leyS, 5 i
property of Jonathan Mcintirc, to satisfvj ** Il “
ti
city
witi
tef.
atfe
lew
ran
dfP
of Harrison Sunuuerour vs said Mclntire
ted out iu said mortgage fl fa. WM p Witte?’
Nov. 1st. 1858- ’
I
TTh
reiki
tbe
Forsyth Mortgage Sheriff^,
YTUH J. lie sold before the Court House door ,. -
TT of Gumming, F'orsyth county, on the8™ y- 5
in December next, between the usual hoars.oT " = 1
lowing property to-wit:
Lois of land, No. 236, part of lot 269. ai.di.-r g
in thcSrd district aud 1st section of now 1
containing in the aggregate93 acres:kno*n»!?l
Dickson place ; levied on as the property ertj *2
art,to satisfy a mortgage fifafn.nith-Sot«!!' i; ®
F’orsyth county ta favor of Harrison Summon 0 ^
Stewart. Property pointe i out in sa d more!,-.' 1 !
ALSO, Lots No. 694,116, 620,15acres
604,,37acresoflotNo 60S.621.622.tiliv®-..'’ \
the third district and first section of Form”* ■’
all levied ou to satisfy a mortgage fi fi .V' I
the sufierior Court of F'orsyth longy ■
of Harrison Summerour vs. Jonathan Mi-Info. 1
as the property of Jonathan Miclntire. l-rw*ir tl
out in sail! mortgage ti fa. WM. 1-. ffniiyfc,
Cumming, Sept. 2Sth, 1S58. ids. ' 1
wil
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GEORGIA, Forcy h County.
\VTHEREAS. Autbew E Bou i. fsani-.j)*.
** tor ot I> n«o H EUv w..! s
in his t **tin*>n t’nljr fi »u*.
s’ate.-, he b*s fatly admi^st-
^presents t, tfc,.;,
Mifrred on ret, ' .
•*i3 If ns -Q jj
Estate* This is therefore N-ci:** ali permo*
kit-il e-i and c-«d;tois to*how cause. ;1 a, lN
why said nclmm*? tratorehou'd r»ot be^i.-chir-T
hi> HdnMni^raiion, Rod receive letters of di.'-
00 the rtrs* in April. 1&59.
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GEORGIA, Forsyth County.
rpw’11 mouths after date, app! cvi-in*ilU, s
1 -h- C-M-rt of ftr-’.inury «: FursTth nw
1- ave to -eli the iamis belonging to ;li« i.-,-..
ers n Cook. 1 t*- ■ f F-.isy’h conu!y.
tu-ii-tit of lb- p.-iis and cr d'tors --f .«i,
II IJAM FIN. HER, ;j,' :
self. DetonLs non 0! .1 ilcr-sjafws
Brought to Jail.
G t FiORGIA. Forsyth Cor.vrv —A P.unawar fa:.
T committed to the Jail, of said county.niieis;
of September, inst., of the following discripti-t ■„
About 28. or 30 years of age. five Sets or lOros:
would weigh 160, or 165, lbs. of yeilow coojient - -
his name is Frank, aud reports himself to bt
Skains and Samuel Kinslo. of the State of Artiat
Slave dont recollect the nanv of the county, fi-sfe
lives in, says he was taken fr- m Virgina to An,
aud stayed there about two weeks, when he- left,
Christmas last, to go back to old Virginia. TU. :
are directed to come forward, prove property, pw
ges and take him away, nr he wiiibc dealt Withac
to law directs. This September 24th taw
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G t EORGIA, DeK.uji Cocnty.—Agreeably to an order
C of the Court of Ordinary of said County, will be
sold before the Court House door in said County. on the
first Tuesday in December next, within the legal hours of
sale, part of lot of land No. 30. in the 15th District of
said County, the same lying in the North-west corner of
said Lot. containing fifteen acres more or less, known as
the place whereon Wm. S. Moore now lives: also, at the
same time andjilace.the following negroes to-wit: Viney,
a woman about 26 years old. and her child Harriett,
about 14 mouths old, and Lucy ten years old, as the
property of John Bond, late deceased. Sold for the ben
efit of the heirs ar.d creditors of said deceased. Terms
on day of sale. sep'23’58 D. W. PACE, Adm’r
HARALSON COUNTY.
Haralson Deputy- Sheriff Sales.
O N the first Tuesday in December next wiilbe soul be
fore the Court House door in Buchanan, between the
usual hours of Sale the following Property to-wit :
One Town Ijd in the town of Buchanan, No. 2, ou the
South side of the Public Square, containing fifty feet it
front and one hundred feet back, levied on as the prop
erty of R. M. Fletcher, to satisfy one Justice Court lifa
issued from the 714th Dist. G. M.. Carroll County, at the
instance of the Inferior Court of Haralson County vs. J.
W. Wood and R. M. Fletcher, property pointed out by
Plaintiff, levied and returned to me by Bailiff Also, fifty
acres of Land, it being the North-east corner of lot No.
58. lying m the original Sth Dist. of Carroll now Haral
son County, levied on as the property of A. F. Dearring
to satisfy one Justice Court fifa issued from the 653 Dist.
G. M. in favor of John Hurstan vs. said Dearring projier-
ty, pointed out by Defendant, levied and returned by a
Constable.
Postponed Sale.
4 Large Yoke of Oxen, eight or nine years old. levied
J\ on as the property of Lindsay Holland Jr.. to satisfy
one Inferior Court fifa. issued from Haralson County Infe
rior Court in fanor of Henry Taylor vs. Lindsay Holland
Jr., aud Wm. Duke, sec., ou stays property pointed
out bv Defendant Holland.
Oct. 29.1858. JOHN K. HOLCOMBE,D. Sh'ff
Haralson Postponed Depty Sheriff Sale.
O N tlie first Tuesday in December next, will be sold
before the Court House door in Buchanan. Haralson
County, three Town lots, one lying ou the South-East
corner of the Public Square. No. 4. with a small frame
House on said lad. No. S, 13 and 14 lying back from the
Public Square, all levied on as the property of Thomas
Underwood to satisfy oue Justice Court fifa issued from
the 1143 Dist, G. M. in favor of John F\ Steward as Secu
rity vs. Thomas Underwood, property pointed out by
Steward, levied 011 aud returned to me bv a Bailifi'.
Nov. 4th,. .bis. JOHN K. HOLCOMBE. D. S’ff.
. Haralson Mortgage Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in December next will be sold bo
fore the Court House door in Bucbanau. Iot of Iand
No. 246. 7th Dist. originally Otrroil now Haralson coun
ty, with Thirty Acres in the South-West corner of said
lot excepted, tho balance levied oil to satisfy one Mort
gage fifa issued from Haralson Superior Court in favor of
John Reid vs. Oliver F'annin, the propertv pointed out ill
said Mortgage. JOHN K. HOI COM RE. D. Sh'ff.
Nov. 5th. 1858...Ids.
Ma! inda T immons ) LiUl for Divorce in t 'herokce
.Superior Court. September Term.
William Timmons, j 1858.
I T appearing to the Court. from the return of the Sheriff,
that Defendant does not reside in Cherokee County,
and it further appearing, that Defendant does reside out
of the limits <4 the State of Georgia : it is, ou motion, or
dered that said Defendant appear aud answer at the next
Term of this Court, or that the case be considered iu de
fault, and the Plaintiff be allowed to proceed.
D. F\ Hj\MMOND, J. s. c., t. c.
A true extract from the Minutes of Court.
licl. 3Uth. 1858. [w6m] J. L. KEITH. Clerk.
Dissolution of Partnership.
T HE Partnership heretofore existing lietween F. I
Hause and G. I Frown, in the construction of Thrash
ers. Horsepowers, Fans &c.. at F'reeman's Mills. Chore
kee co., was dissolved on the 16th of August last, bv
mutual, consent. j. F. HAUSE, ’
G. I- BROWN.
Freeman's Mills, Cherokee co.. Sept. 30, 1S58.. wlm
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
A LI. persons indebted to THOS. A. LYON, deceased.
will make immediate payment to me. and all per
sons to whom.the said Thos. A. Lyon is indebted to will
present them according to law. W. W. ROARK,
October 13,1858.. w40ds Qualified Executor.
House (Or Sole.
T LATnew two stoty wooden building, be
tween
the F'air Ground aud Georgia Rail
road, will Ik- offered for sale as soon as it is fin
ished. F'or terms, apply at this office, or to
BOILING BAKER. FSq.
March 19, 1858....dwtf.
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administrators
B Y virtue of an order of the Honorable Coar.
Ordinary of Forsyth county, wil! s-l-i .
Tuesday in December next before the co;rt he
rn the town of Cumming, in said county, wtfienn
hours of sale, the following property, bel- cog;
estate of Wile v B. Hutchins, late of said conntr fca
I/its of Land, numbers Eight hundred and «
Eight hundred and Eleven, (811) Eight hmnirte i;
ty six. (846) Eight hundred nail eighty thro pi
hundred and sixty-one, (861) aud one third
hundred and forty-eight, (848) all m the 2k .
and 1st section of said county. Also, the fol’owi
negroes : Eliick. a man about forty-five yearr ■
a woman about thirty-six years old. aud b:
child, named Betsey, about nineteen mouths ...
cus a boy about ten years old : and Charles a?"
six years old. Sold for the benefit of the heirsa
itors of said deceased. Terms made known
of sale. M ■ W. SUTTON, a
Oct 16,1858-tds
Administrator’s Sale.
A GREEABI.E toan order of the Court of “r:
Forsyth county, will be sold before tlieC-.
door in the town of’Cumming, within the legal
sale, on the 1st Tuesday in January next, the :
Negroes, to wit : (Jston. a man.27 years ini
22 : and her Child 2 yearsold; Jiuncy. ' years
line 6 . and Mose. 4 years old : Ail sold us tb ;
of Jas. Harris, late or said county, deceased, he
eflt of the heirs and creditors, if said decease.!
Cash. _ L. d. Harris, a
October 7th. 1S58 wtds.
GEORGIA, Forsyth fount),
YY7HKRKAS. Aim «.0 IIa.'ebias, «;it •
\\ tor of George Wofford repre.erts ;
Ciurt in his pet’ti n July filed ani er.rri
record tna’ he has fill} a imit.i.-t^re: •:
vr ff,. r Is -state
This is t' e- » re to cite all forsens ’onte
indro! at d cr d.t rs to show cause if
have, wh said adtnints’rato'should net>
ch .rge.i -rom i is admir.istrati r. ani'ece;”
t rs ofdi missior, on the S’st* Mordtr tt:
rJavi e t- 1S59. Jy 17, IS5S
71 BARKER. 1 ’ 1 '
G RORGIA, Forsyth Ownty.—T« a!! wbos
corn. William Roper having in proper fora -
to me for permanent letters of admunstra;: u ’
tato of Elizabeth Masters, late of said county
This is to cite all aud singular the creditors *■■■
of kin of Elizabeth Masters, to be and appear st -
fice within the time allowed by law. and st * *-
any they can. why permanent adnuuistrat; a &
be’ granted to William Roper, ou Elizabeth Mu
tate. Witness my official signature.
Oct 19, 1858. H. B.LKkr/..
NOTICE!
B Y virtue of an order from the Court of ’T
F'orsyth County, will be sold, on the 1st • -
January next, 1S59. at the Court House door
countv’ lietween the legal hours of sale. «Je
lots of land, X06.103. 208,209, 242 :ir..i SIS- 1
14th district and 1st section of sai.l o-unt}. 0
200 Acres more or less it being th- Piar.tauon.
Thomas L. Garret, late of said county e e-^
at the time of his death .joining > * — .
Jacob Martin and others. Also, the
deceased. as follows. Fanny a woman. ■
age. and 3 Children—Angeline. a girl . cut 4»“
Alouzo.abov.2vearsold.anda st a. 'S’--'
old, a bov ; Alfred, a man 20 years.. : ■
IS vears old -. James, a boy 16 years 0; ; ra
15 years old ; Danhd. a boy 10 years -• - "
a liov 7 years oHl. Also. SO bushels A 1
2 bushels of Rye. AU sold for tbe Icnem i- «•
and cnal itors. Terms of sale. cash.
GEriKilE KELuA.0, *
Novamlver 1st. 1858. [wtds]
ADMINISTRATOR’S SJ-
B Y virtue of an order passed by the 9 ?u . rt *' |.
of Forsyth County, will, be so!d. before
House door iu the toynofCumniing. t» ,
in January next, lot of land No. I3v. ia the Jw
and 1st srotion of uowForsy th O >unty. '
;crty of James M. Karr, deceased, .md lot_me
the heirs and eredittHSofsaid ’'fSISjlvuiiV ti
Nov. 3.1858. [wtds] JOHN
G eorgia. Forsyth r® u,,l >g ,
George Kellogg. Execut>«r of Mar} V™*
reseuts to the Court m his petffion. (,u, > “ ,'^e ri
ed on record, that he has full} adniim.sforvd we. j
This is therefore to rite all persons .
and creditors, to show cause, if m> Or) ‘ ^ f
Executor should not l>e dtseliarced . . i
ship, and receive letters of dismiss 1 „‘?.pR»o ri iSi i
ta May 1859. H.BAktm. {
Oet. 4,1850 w6m * _ L
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EtiRGIA, F'onsx'nt Coi xt t.-Totft*
VJ. cern : Jolm W Holbro.*. and »tJ-JV
having ta proper form applied touu tor t ft*
ters of Administration on the Estate >
late of said Cbunty deceased. , ^-v.r- of Gr«
This is to cite all and singular the uex ^
Holbrrook.tobeandappearatmv o®> ; (JJ> .
allowed by few. and show cause, if W> ■ ((J t0 J •
permanent administration shouM net in . R I t
W. Holbrook and Wflliam C. Holbrook*
brook's Estate on tbe first Mouday ® 1 I
Witness my hand and official nrautfti
November 6th, 1858. H. —.]
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