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SMA. SALES. within tbe usool hoore df fade, the following property to wit: Partefc*/totMoi, la WockJl, «n comer of Rrrar Fatal) flavor i for her city City lot No Railroad, lev inayoi aud I' city Tar;, tor Ctty lot No Railroad, lev •if tlie mayo '.noliroot- ft City lot Ni plat •• w hero isfy a lax / city.- uia: , *n load lot 77, tm ____ : levied on to satisfy a Tut FI Fall favor of the mayor and council tit Atlanta ▼a'A C Pulliam, for big city Tax for tho year 1858. Oty lot Mo. i, land lot 77, on Hunter afreet, known ae McDaniel ft Mitchell's Ware House : levied ou to satisfy a Tax PI Pa in favor of mayor and council of tbe chy of Atlanta vaMoDaaM It MitcheU for tbeir city Tax for tbe year 1868. v City lot situated on Pryor street, No. not known, re cently occupied by John H Smith : levied ou to satisfy a Tax Pi Fa in favor of tbe mayor and Council of tbe city of Atlanta va John H Smith, for bis city Tax for tbe year 1858. City lot 76, on land lot 51, situated on Collins and GUIs streets: levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in flavor of tbe mayor and council of tbe city of Atlanta vs George W Sheridan agent for W S Sheridan, for his city Tax for the year 1858. City lot Mo. 54, oa land lot number 52, In Ward num ber 5, situated ou Ivey and Forsyth allies : levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in flavor of tbe mayor and council ol tbe city of Atlanta vs Joseph Thompson, for bis city Tax for tbe year 1856. City lot, No. not known, situated on McDonough street, and on land lot No 76, whereon the defendant now bves: levied on to entity a Tax Fi Fa in flavor of tbe mayor and council of the city of Atlanta vs R H White, for his city Tax for tbe year 1858. City lot, No. 12, in block 3, on land lot No. 76, lying on Pulliam street: levied 'on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in fa vor of tbe mayor and council of tbe city of Atlanta vs John A Puckett, agent, for his city Tax for tbe year 1858. City lot No. 5, in block No. 2, on land lot No 51, situat ed on Pryor street: levied on to satisfy two Tax Fi Fas, in favor of the mayor and council of tbe city of Atlanta one va Beuben Nash, trustee for wife and children, and one vs Reuben Nash, guardian for children. City lot number 192, on land lot number 52, situated ou Hunter and Terry streets : levied on to satisfy a Tax. Fi Fa in favor of tbe mayor and" council of tbe city of Atlanta vs George W Morris, for bis city Tax for tbe year 1858. City lot, number not known, on land lot 83, in Ward number 1, situated on Davis street: levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of the mayor and council of tbe city of Atlanta va A B Mitchell, for his city Tax for (he year 1858. Part of city lots Nos. 1 and 4, on land lot No. 77, situ ated on Mitchell street and Macon fc Western Railroad : levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in favor of tho mayor and council of tbe city of Atlanta vs Ricbard Peters, for his city Tax for tbe year 1858. City lots Nos. 3 and 4, on land lot 53, in block No. 1, on McDonough street: levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in favor of the mayor and council of the city of Atlanta vs George Robinson, for his city Tax for the year 1858. City lot No. 67, ou land lot No. 78, situated uu Walton and Bridge streets : levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in favor of the mayor and council of tbe city of Atlanta vs George K Smith, for his city Tax for the year 1858. City lot No. 8, in block No. 2. on ladn lot 51, situated on Pryor aud Houston streets : levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of the mayor and council of the city of At lanta vs Thomas Kile, for bis city Tax for tbe year 1858. City lot, No not known, on land lot No 45, situated on Decatur street: levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of the mayor and council of Atlanta vs F Krogg, trustee, for bis city Tax for tho year 1858. City lot No 11, block 3, laud lot 76, on Collins street : levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of the mayor and council of the city of Allaula vs James F Suavy, for bis city Tax for the year 1858. City lot, number uot known, ou land lot 85, ou White hall street, whereon Elijah Bell now lives : levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of the mayor and council of Atlauta vs A M Watts, ageut for A B Watts, for his city Tax for the year 1858. City lot. No not known, on land lot 53, on Frazier Btrcet: levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of tbe mayor aud council of Atlanta vs B Langford, for his city Tax for the year 1858. City lot, No uot kuowu, on land lot 77, situated on Mitchell and Forsyth streets : to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in favor of the mayor and council of the city of Atlanta vs W A T A I.you,agents for children, for their city Tax for 84, land lot 62, situated on Hunter and F vied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of inucil of the c ity of Atlanta vs James 1 ■ y Tax for the year 1858. ou land lot 51, situated on collins and ' - it i ■ ivied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor •'loma.' 1 council, of tho city of Atlauta vs H • nts. t city Tax for the year 1858. "uv -'t • , ou land lot No 62, situated on Fair l '••• to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in favor of tho of :il, of the city of Alania vs Stephen Ter ax for the year 1858. - . on land lot No 60, situated ou Peachtree f 'i ■ to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in favor of the u: r ! toueeil of the city of Atlanta vs James 11 Seal t • is city lav for the year 1858. Part • No 162, on laud lot 78, situated on Cain street, levt to- to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in favor of the ucil of the city of Atlanta vs Sarah J Lyon i. for the year 1858. on land lot 77, situated on Loyd street A a ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor ol' the 1-cil of Atlanta vs Loyd ft Pulliam, for their ■ year 1858. >u land lot No 77, situated on Loyd and . ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in favor of the i eil of the city of Atlanta vs James Loyd, n for the year 1858. .u; on land lot No 61, situated on Cain & ."vied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in favor 1 council of the city of Atlanta vs O A i I s city Tax, for the year 1858. ■ n ' known, ou land lot No 83, it being the i i ; defendant now lives, leviud ou to sat- . a. in favor of the mayor and council of tbe s Geo W McDuffie. for his city Tax lor ‘iv lot > u m block No. 4 ou the corner of Whitehall •■uni a In Duma - ‘eets, levied ou to satisfy two Tax Fi Fas 0 -viuiH'. i . . i lie mayor and council of the city of At Is.iia v r V. _i.id CW Cunaliy aud one in favor of the - ltd ■ .it. il of the city of Atlauta vs C W Conallv, . ..... -n; ... for the year 1858. ’ t a; -i No . ! ou lot 83 in Ward No 1, levied ou to sat : - r > i. Tax . i 1 i in favor of the mayor and council oftho cii; •>! AHai j vs GJ Foreacre for his city Tax for tbe iii> lot N . 125 on land lot No 78, situated ou Marietta 'i.. I- ,1 ,i to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of the an . ..veil of the city of Atlanta vs L H Griffith a ‘ «./ !,»-• orate of H K Delay for h s city Tax for the y-i,r 1853 Oil: I'd No 01 in block 15, ou land lot No 51, levied ou t ■‘aw • i fax 1-i Fa in favor of the mayor and council of 1 . it} >1 Atlanta vs J T Giles, for his city Tax for the ' car • • ■ No --'1, ou laud lot No 53, situated ou McDou- -o- ---*-rt, 1C . :ad on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of tbe mayor and council of the citv of Atlanta vs Jackson Hutchins, lor his city Tax lor the year 1858. Part of city lot Xu. 162, ou land lot No. 78, situated on Hayden Street, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa iu favor of the Mayor aud council of the city of Atlanta vs W J Allen for his city Tax for the year 1858. The interest of J K Bus worth iu city lot, No uot kuowu on laud lot No 77, situated ou Whitehall street, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in favor of the Mavor aud council of the city of Atlanta vs BosworUi A Russell, for their city Tax for the year 1858. 1 Tbe interest of James F Alexander in the house and lot on -Marietta street, known as the office of J F Alexander to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of the mayor aud council oi the city or Atlanta vs Bleckley A Alexander, lor thoir city tax for llie year 1858. City lot on Whitehall street, whereon Russel Crawford now lives, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of the mayor aud council of the city of Atlauta vs Russel Craw ford, for his city Tax for the "year 1858. City lot No 57 on land lot No 78, situated ou Marietta aud Walton streets, levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in fa vor of the mayor and councii of the city of Atlanta va John W Duncan, for liis city Tax for the year 1858. City lot No 8 ou laud lot No 52, situated ou Collins street levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa iu favor of the mayor aud councii of tlie city of Atlauta va B F Christian, for his citv Tax for the year 1858. City lot No 26 in Block No 7, on land lot No 51 on Peach- Tree street, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of the mayor aud council of the city of tlanfa vs A W Jones, agent for James F Cooper, for his city Tax for the year 1858. Part of city lot No 14 on land lot No 52, situated on Col lins street, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of-the mayor aud council of the city of Atlanta va John Cobb Sr., Trustee for wife, for his city Tax for the year 1858! Cily lot No not known, ou laud lot No 44, iu Ward No 3 of the city of Atlauta, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor cf the may or and couucil of the city or Atlanta va Thomas S Denuy, for his city Tax for the year 1858 Oty lot No 41 in Block No 4, on laud lot No 51, situa ted on Peachtree and Ivey streets, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor or the mayor aud council of the city of Atlanta vs A Alexander, for his city Tax for the vear 1858. City lot No not known, ou land lot No 84, situated on Owen aud Raii Road streets, levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa iu favor oT the mayor aud couucil of thee ity of Atlan ta vs A Alexander, agent for E I Moses, for his citv Tax for the year 1858. City lot No 1 in block 21, land lot No 77 flu Peters street levied ou to sati fy a Tax FI Fa in favor of the mayor and council oi the city of Atlanta vs Wiliiam Daniel, for his city Tax for the year 1858. City lot No 120, ou land lot No 78, situated on Walton street, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of the mayor and council of the city of Atlauta vs J W Dowsing for his city tax for the year 1858. City lot Vo 2, ou land lot No 77, situated on Whitehall and Garnett streets, levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa iu la vor or tlie mayor and councii of the city of Atlanta vs T Duonau, ageut for Win Berry, for his city Tax for the year 1853. City lot No 20. iu block No 5, on land lot No 53, situated ou Frazier street, levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa iu favor of tlie mayor and council of the cily of Atlanta vs Joshua Gilbert, for his city Tax for the year 1858. One Billiard Table levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of the mayor and couucil ol the city of Atlauta vs Hilhuru aud Haskitb, for their city Tax for the year 1868. City lot No 61, ou laud lot No 51, situated ou Collius street, levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa iu favor of the mayor aud couucil of the city of Atlanta vs Stephen Ter ry, agent lor G W Hill, for his city Tax for the year 1858. City lot No not kuowu, on laud lot No 78, it being the place whereon Mos«-s Holland now lives, levied ou to sat isfy a fax Fi Fa iu favor of tlie mayor aud council of tile city of Atlanta vs Muses Holland, for liis cily Tax for the year 1858. Cily lots No 17 aud 18, in block No 5. on land lot 53, situated ou McDonough street, levied ou lo satisfy a Tax Fi Fa iu favor of tin 1 mayor and council of the city of At lanta vs Rowland Walker, for liis cily Tax for the year 1858. City lot No nut known, iu block 149, ou land lot No 53, situated on Baker and fan streets, levied ou lo satisfy a Tax Fi Fa ill favor of the mayor and council of the c itv of Atlanta vs W S McWilliams, lor liis city Tax for tile year 1858. City lot No not known, iu block 30. on laud lot No 77 ou Forsyth street, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor of the mayor aud council of the city of Atlanta vs C B Wel- bourn, for bis city Tax for tbe year 1858. Cily lot No not known, on laud lot No 85, situated on Peters ami Railroad streets, levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa iu favor ol' tbe mayor and council ol' tbe city of Atlan ta v s J M White, for liis city Tax for the year 1858. City lot No 116, on block 42, on land lot No 76, ou Cooper aud Jones streets, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi lb iu favor of the mayor aud council of tbe city of Atlanta vs II M Smith, for his city Tax for the year 1858. City let No not known, on land lot No 52. situated ou Decatur street, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor ot the mayor and couucil of the city of Atlauta vs John Nel son. for his city Tax for tlie year 1858. City lot No 1, in Block 9. on land No 77, situated on Whitehall street, levied ou to satisfy a 'lax Fi Fa, iu luvor of the mayor aud couucil of the city of Atlanta’ vs R E Mangiim, lor his city Tax, for the year 1858. City lot No uot kuowu, on land lot 79, situated on Ma rietta and Railroad streets, levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa iu favor of the mayor aud councii of the city "of Atlauta vs Solomon Iaudis, for his city Tax, for the year 1858. City lot No 2, iu Block 23, ou land lot No 77, situated on Garnett aud Pryor streets, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, til favor of tlie mayor aud council of the city of Atlanta vs P Kerby, for his city Tax. for the year 1858. Part of city lot. No 162, on laud lot 78, situated on Hay den street, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa. in favor of the mayor and couucil of the city of Atlanta vs Newton Kil patrick, for liis city Tax, for the year 1858. City lot No uot kuowu, ou land lot 60, situated ou Peachtree street, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa. iu fa- vor of the mayor aud council, of the city of Atlanta vs Gardner k Vauloan, for their city Tax, for the year 1858. Cily lot No 33, iu Block 33, ou laud lot No 77, on Peters street, levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, iu favor of the mayor and council of the city of Atlauta va B P Rogers for his city Tax, for tbe year 1858. City lot No 31, iu Block 6, on land lot No 61, levMI ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in favor of the mayor and council »>f the city of Atlauta vs John Gordon, for his city Tax, for tbe year 1858. ' City lot No uot known, on land lot No 47, known as tbe part of tbe Yarborough lot, levied ou tosalisfy a Tax Fi Fk, iu favor of tbe mayor cad council of lltec ta vs MrGrear, for btoettjrTkx, — i*l Fa, In favor < to va Abb Hatter, for 1 CHIy MNo U7, on 1 , for tbe yaarl , for t . uu ytlan- Hays, for his city Tax, for the ; City lot No not known, on laud lat No 84. situated on Stockton street and Crapes Alley, levied on to satisfy a Tax F! Fa, in favor of tbe mayor and council of tbe city of Atlanta vs Mrs Sarah Baker, for her city Tax, for the year 1858. City lot No 46, on land lot No 62, situated ou Butler & Decatur streets, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, iu favor of tbe mayor and council of the city of Atlanta vs Wm H Craft, for bis city Tax, for the year 1858. City lot No not known, on land lot No 84, situated ou Nelson street, near MT Berry’s ARB Baker’s hrts, lev ied an to satisfy a Tax FI Fa, in favor of tbo mayor and council of tbe city of Atlanta vs Mrs J. M Anderson, for her city Tax, for tbe year 1858. C-ty lot No 11, iu Block 4,-on land lot 77. situated on corner of Hunter and Pryor streets, known as Harris’s Livery Stable, levied on to satisfy a Tux Fi Fa, in favor of tbe mayor aud council of the city of Atlauta vs R H Dickson, for bis city Tax, for the year 1858. City lot No 135, in Block 24, ou land No 51, situated on ti/Murton an Calhoun streets, levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in favor of tbe mayor and councilor city of Atlanta vs William Dickson, for his city Tax, fur the year 1858. City lot No 15, iu Block 4, on land lot No 53, situated on McDonough street, levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, in fa vor of the mayor aud councilor the city of Atlanta vs F M Erviue, for his city Tax, for the year 1858. City lot No 3, in Biuck 6, on bum lot 77, situated on Thompson and Peters streets, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, iu favor of the mayor aud councii of tbe city of Atlanta vs John Wibou, for bis city Tax,'for the year 1868. City.otlTo not known,in Block 14-, on land lot 77, situa ted uuWlufc Hall street, levied pu to satisfy ■ Tax Fi Fa, in favor of the mayor aud couucil ofthe of city Atlanta vs John Wheeler,for his city Tax, for tbe year 1858. City lot, No uot known, ou laud lot No 77, situated eu Pryor street, levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa, iu favor or the mayor aud council of the .city of Atlauta vSC D Val entine, for his city Tax, for the year 1858. Gay lot No not kuowu, ou laud lot 83, situated ou Mau- gum stre-1, levied onto satisfy a lax 11 Fa, in favor of the mayor aud council of tbe cily of Atlanta vs W L Ragsdale, Our liis city Tax, for the year 1858. Part ol City lot No 5, iu block 2, ou land lot No 63, sit uated on McDonough . treet: levied ou tosalisfy a Tax Fi Fa in favor or luo mayor and council of the city ol Atlanta vs E Powell, lor ms city Tax for tho year 1858. City lot No 3, in block 19, on laud lot No 7 i, situated ou liioiupsouiuid Peters streets : levied uu to satisly a lax FI F a in favor of tho mayor aud couucil of tho city ol Atlauta vs Charles Latimer, for his city Tailor tile year 1858. City lot No 8, ou laud lot No 53, situated on Jones and King streets : levied ou lo satisfy a Tax Fl Fa ui favor ot the may or and councilor the city of Atlauta vs George Watts, lor his city Tux for the year 1858. City lot, No uot kuown, on laud lot No 45, near Mrs White's residence : levied ou to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa iu favor of the mayor uud council of the city of Atlanta vs John W Tbulupiou, for his city Tax for the year 1853. City k>t No 56, ou land lot .to 52, situated ou Decatur street: levied ou to satisfy a Tax F i Fa in favor of the mayor aud eouueil of the city ot Atlauta vs lewis Day lou tor ms city Tax fur tho year 1858. City lot No 5, iu block 2. ou laud lot 76, situated ou Caui uud Fair streets : levied ou to satisfy a lux Ft F a m favor of tbe mayor aud council ol the city of Atlauta vs Jus tab Church, lor bis city Tax for tbe y ear 1858. City lot, No uot kuowu, ou laud kit No 83, situated ou Rock street: levied on to satisfy a Tax Fi Fa iu favor ol tbe mayor and couuuil of tbe cay of Atlauta vs John Out for his city Tux for the year taos. City lot No 3, in block 21, ou 'aud lot 77, situated on Peters street: levied uu to satisly a lax FT t'a iu favor o. Ule mayor uud couucil of the city of Allaula vs W est Cook, tor his city Tux for the your 1858. City lot No 169, uu laud lot o2, situated on Butler uud Barnes streets : levied on to Satisfy a Tax F'i F'a iu favor of the mayor aud couucil ofthe city of Atlanta vs Mrs Uuruelt, tor her city tax for the year ISas. City lot, No uot kuowu, ou laud lot 34, situated ou Peters street: levied ou to satisly a Tax FT F'a in favor of tbe mayor aud couucd ol the city ol Atlauta vs George Bryaut, for his city lux fur the year 1853. Part ot citv lot No 2, iu block 30, ou laud kit No 77, situated uu Forsyth street : levied uu to satisly a Tux Fl Fa iu favor of the mayor aud couucil of the city of Altau- lu vs Hiram Buweu, lor his city Tux fur the year 165S. City lots Nos 33 aud 43, iu block 14, ou laud iol 76, sit uated uu Crew, Joluisou aud Henry streets : levied on lo satisfy a fax F i Fa iu favor ol the mayor uud couucil of the city of Atlauta vs Thomas Heudersou, for his city Tax for the year t»58. City lot No 1, iu block No 27, ou laud lot No 77, situat ed ou Pryor, Guruelt uud Loyd streets : levied uu to sat isfy a Tax Fi Fa iu favor ot life mayor aud couucil ol tbe city of Atlauta vs P s Enright, for his city Tax for Uie year 1853. City lot, No uot kuowu, situated ou Irwin aud Blodget streets : levied ou to satisfy a Tux FT Fa iu favor of me mayor aud councii of the eity of Atlauta vs Wm H Da deu, for his city Tax lor tbe year 1358. C'.iy lot, No uot kuowu, iu block G, ou laud lot No 77, situated ou Peters uud Guruelt streets : levied uu to sat isiy a lax FiFu ui favor of Uie mayor aud eouueil of me city of Atlanta vs J B Dyer, for bis city Tax lor me year 18a8. ELI T. H0NNTCLTT, Marshal. Nov. IStb, 1858..Ids. Fulton Sheriff’s Males. W ILL be sold before tlie Court House door iu the City of Allaula, ou tlie 1st Tuesday iu Jauuury next, between tUe legal hours ol sale, tbe following pro perty, viz : Two cases Shoes Sixty pairs each; levied on as the property ol' Robert Carre 11 to satisfy a U fa issued from file Court ol Common Pleas city of Augusta m favor of D B Ramsey vs said Carroll. Properly pointed out by pill 's ally. A City Lot in tbe City of Atlanta, fronting ou Fair Street one hundred and three feet, aud running back south from said street two hundred uuu sixty feet, adjoiuing lauds of Peters, Hardin k Co., tlie same being part of laud lot No. 44, iu tbe 14th District of originally Henry now Fulton County : levied on us me property of Thomas S. Denny, to satisfy a fi fa issued from F ulton Inferior Court, George H. Daniel vs said Denny’. Pointed out by Defendant. ALSO, one Jenny land Billiard Table, one lot Bar Fix tures, Decaliters, Ae., aud sixteen Volumes of Law Books : levied on as .the property ot Joliu B. McMichael, by vir tue ol two Superior Court fi fas issued from Fulton Supe rior Court, one iu favor of Peter Huge vs Jobu B. McMich ael and Wm. N. Kirkpatrick Security, and E. H. McMich ael Endorser, aud one Luckel, Suelliug & Co. vs said Mc- Micimci. Pointed out by Defendant. ALSO, oue Tool Chest and large lot of Carpenter’s tools : levied ou as the property of J. R. Y. Lefever, to satisfy a 11 fa from F'ullou superior Court, iu favor of M. T. Castle berry uud others vs said Lefever. Al.SI, City Lots Nos. Nineteen aud Twenty of Block Five, iu me City- of Atlanta, lying ou McDonough street, each containing threc-fourins of an acre more or less, tbe same being part of laud Lot No. 53 iu the 14th District of originally Henry now Fulton County: levied ou as the property of Mcrulith Brown, to satisfy six 6 fas issued from the Justices Court lor the 1U261II District, G. M., Martin L. Rulf vs said Brow u. Levy made and returned lo me by C. Webb, L. C. ALSO, a Negro Man by the name of Justice about thirty live or forty years of age, of yellow complexion, an- ex cellent blacksmith : levied ou by virtue of a U 1a issued irom a judgment from a decree in Equity in F'ullou Supe rior Court, in favor of William S. F’ew vs Wm. H. Craft. Property pointed out in said decree. dec 3, w 3tkl S. B. LOVE, Sheriff Also, at thf. same time axd place will be sold City Lot No. Oue Hundred aud Twenty seven(l27)iu Block No. Forty-eight (48) aud One Hundred ana Twenty-six (126) iu Block Thirty-seven (37,) Nos. Twenty-seven (27) and Twenty-eight (28) iu Block .Seven (7) and No. Twenty-nine (29) in Block Ten (10,) ail iu the City of Atlauta, and being a pol l am or laud lot No. 76, in me 14tli District of originally Henry now Fulton County: all levied on by virtue of a U fa issued from DeKalb Superior Court, founded on tbe notes for the purchase money for said lots iu favor oi Joseph Thompson, Administrator, vs William N. Kirkpatrick. Pointed out by Plaintiffs Attorney. ALSO, part of Land Lot No. Oue Hundred and Twenty five (125) iu the 17th District of originally Henry uow- Fultou County, containing One Hundred (100) acres more or less : levied ou as the property of John Austin, de ceased, to satisfy a U fa from Fulton Interior Court, iu fa vor of A. Y. Owens for use of James L. Maysou vs TUos. F. Austin. Administrator of Joliu Austin, deceased. ALSO, Citv’ Lot in the City of Atlanta, fronting on the east side of White Hall Street, near the junction of said street aud tbe Rail Road, adjoining the liollaud House, with a large brick bunding thereon, at present occupied by Wm. B. Neal grocer, aud others; levied ou as the property of John B. McMichael, by virtue of a fl fa from F'ullou Superior Court, in favor of Melina Ellington vs said McMichael. Property pointed out by Plaimill’s Attorney, [dec 3 w 30d] C. C. GREENE, Dtp. Sberitf. Fulton Mortgage Sheriff's Sale. W ILL be sold on ihe 1st Tuesday in February next between tlie legal hours of sole, before the Court House door in the City of Atlauta, A Negro Man by the name of Juba, of yellow complex ion, about thirty-five years of age : levied on by virtue of a mortgage fi fa issued upon tne foreclosure of a mort gage on said Negro in favor of Thomas W. Canally, now controlled by Thomas l’. Wilkes vs Hillman WlUiatus. Property pointed out in said mortgage fi fa. [dec 3, w 60d) R. B. LOVE, Sheriff. EOKGL4, F'cuvix Ctotomr.—Whereas, William Bate YJT man applies to me for letters of Adnaiiiistrstiou on tlie estate of Thomas McDugle, late of 3aid county de ceased. These, are therefore, to cite and admouish al! and sin- gular the kindred and creditors or said deceased, to be and appear at my office, vvithiu the time prescribed by law, and show cause (if any they have) why said letters should not be granted the applicant. Given under my hand officially at office this 15th day of November 1868. Nov. 18th, ’58 [30ds JO*. H. MEAD, Ord. F. C. G EORGIA. FTltox Ooiutt.—Whereas, Daniel Mur- phy of sal d county applies to me for letters of Ad ministration on the estate of Dennis Rvau, late of said county deceased. . These, aje therefore, to cite and admonish all and sin gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be uud appear at my office, within tbe time prescribed by law, to show cause, (if any they have) why said letters should not be granted as above. Given under my hand officially at office, this 16th day of November 1858 Nov. 18th, ’68 [30ds] JOB. H. MEAD,UnPy. F.C. G F.OKG1A, FriiwrConuTv.—John and James Lynch Executors of Michael Lynch deceased, applies for lcliers of Dismission from their said Administration. These are therefore to rite and admonish all and singu lar al 1 persons interested to lie aud appear at my office, ou or before the first Monday in June next, and show case (if any they have,) why said letters shall not be granted tbe applicants. Given under my hand officially at office this 25th day ofNavembcr 1858. J08. H. MEAD, Ord’V, F. c. S. B. OATMAN, DEALER IN ITALIAN, EGYPTIAN AND AMERICAS Statuary, AND EAST TEN N'KSSEE MARBLE MONUMENTS:. TOOMBS, URNS AND VASES, MARBLE MANTLES, AND FURNISHING MARBLE Aii orders promptly filled. Ware Rooms opposite the Georgia Railroad Depot, Atlanta Ga 1 Marcbfith, 1858 wly ’ ■. L naur.] ~17a! shaf^. H. L.TINLEY & f o., Commission and Forwarding Merchants. EXCHANGE ST, CHARLESTON, 8. C. 'Twwai attention to the selecte kinds of Produce, uid to tbo iNircbuiiur ^ order all articles that may be desired, for a conimtonmi of 2)4 per cent. Goods received and forwarded at 10 cento per package. No Goods have or wfii be detained by us for freight and charges. ^wly 14 * 9m4de 0,11,1 fonslgnpieryts to os. / l H CAMPBELL dOTJNTT. in said County, tho following property-to wit: acres of Land, more or less, m the town of- Fair- 'burn, tutnliernot known, with a good dwelling, on'the Mast side of the Rail Rood, in tbe South part of said town near D D Smith’s, now occupied by Johu Edmondson, Esq. Llvied on as the property of the estate of N, Camp, deceased, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Gunpbell Superior Court ip favor of Ransbme C Gaines, vs Nathan Camp's Administrator, Ac., and E A Cieckler ami said fi fit has been paid offbv said Cloekler. ’ Frxqwrty pointed out bv E A Cieckler, Attorney. ALSO, lot of Land containing 202)4 acres, more or less NO32 in lstdist originally Car.oll now Campbell Comity; levied on as tbe property of E L D Crowell, to satisfy’ a fi fa issued front Superior Court of said county in favor of M MSmith vs ELI)Crowell,the place whereon said Crowell now liv s. Property pointed out by Deft. AI.so,100 acres of land, more or less, of lot,number not known, in 3d District OT originally Carroll now Campbell County, place whereon j 1 T Adair now lives, on Dog Ri ver about 1 mile above Peacock’s Mill; levied on by vir tue ot'fqur Justice's Court 11 fas issued from 736th District. G. M., of said County, in favor of Wm: A Johnsoi.9 2 vs J T Adair, principal, and James R Head,security, the other 2 vs JT Adair, principal, Henry Phillips, security and F' M Camp, security on stay ; levied on as tbe property of said Adair.. Property pointed out -by security in fl" fit. Levy made and returned to me by J G Forsvth, I,. C. A. C. WATKINS, Sheriff. dec 2d, tds Campbell Mortgage She tiff Sole. W ILL be sold before the Court House door iu the town of Cauipbcllton, Campbell County, ou the first Tuesday iu F’ebruary’ next within the legal hours of sale, tbe following property, to wit: Oue black mare, one mouse colored mare with blaze fade and her colt, one white cow aud yearliug, 1 wagon ; levied ou as the property of Wm. Ronds to satisfy a mort gage fi fa issued from tlie Inferior Court of said County iu favor of J.M. Cantral, vs Wm. Bonds. Property point ed out in said fi fa. A. C. WATKINS, Sheriff. dec 2d, w tds G EORGLL, CxjifbollCooitv.—John P. Watson having applied to be appointed Guardian of the person aim properly of Allene Permolia Camp a minor under fourteen years oi age, resident of said county, this is to cite all persons concerned to be aud api>ear at the term of tbe Court of Ordinary to bo held next alter the expiration of thirty days from the first publication ot tins notice, and showing "cause, if they can, why said Johu P. Watson should uot be intrusted with the Guardianship of the per son aud properly of Aiicue Permelia Camp. Witness mv official signature this Oct. 22, 1858, Oct., 29, 1868. K. C. BEAVERS, ord’y GEOHLilA, Campbell Couuiy- W hEKKaS, Ruben J. Tuggle shows to the Court that he has lutiy aduiiuia,ertd John A. Uupkm’a Far late These are therefore to cite aud admonish all persons concerned, to show Cause if any luey have, wuy I ail I adiniuialralor should uot be «iiscuai-ge:t from ms ad- miuistiatiuu, and leceivo letters ot U!smt-ttiuu uu tUe first Monday Iu April next, I bait, Ibis Kupleiuuer Slh 1858. seiO 8. GBKAVkHS, Ordinary. son Superior Court. Thomas J. Aldridge, vs. > Nancy Jane Aldridge, J I T appearing lo tbe Court, from the return of the Sbor- ill that the Defeudaut resides out of Ibis County, aud n further appearing that she resides out of the limits ol this State. It is therefore ordered by the Court that the Defendant appear at the next Term ol this Court and plead to said action, or that the Plaiulill be allowed to proceed ; aud it is further ordered that the Clerk cause this order lo be published in the Atlauta Intelligencer, according to the statute iu 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 22ud day of October 130s. October, 29,1368. JOHN DCKE, C’l’k. UEOUUlA, Campbell, County. W HEREAS, Caleb P. Bowen has applied lobe ap pointee Guardian of the persons aud properly of Edmund J. Lowery, John N. E. Lowery, Francis M. Lowery aud Absalom J. Lowery, Orphans ot Edmund D. Lowery, deceased. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned to be and appear at the Term ot the court of ordinary held next, alter tbe expiration of ilnriy daya Irom the first publication ol this uolice, aud show cause if ,hev can, why said Caleb P. Boweu should uot be intrusted with the Guardianship oi the persons aud property of the above named orpbsue. Witness uiy official signature this Slh November 1858. uov 10 K C BEAVKKM, Ord’y. Administrator’s Sale. B Y VIRTUE of au order from the Court of Orfltuary of Campbell coimty will be sold ou the licit Tuesday m January’ uext, 1859 at the court house door iu said county, between the legal hours of sale, all tlie lauds except the widow's dower which Mark McEiwruth was possessed of at the time of ills death. Containing alxiu! 355 acres, more or less, adjoining lands of E. Polk, S. II. Me Larty aud Wm. Clinton, tlie same being 4 5 iu original w ood ; cleared lauds iu good repair. A credit of one aud two years will be given to purchasers who must give notes well secured for tbeir purchases. Nov. 10,1858. E. PuIJv, Aum’r. ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. B Y VIRTUE of au order of the Court of Urdiuary of Campbell county, will be sold ou the 1st Tuesday iu January next, 1859, al court house door, iu said county, between tbe legal hours of sale, all the Negroes, belong ing to tbe estate of Alfred J. lump deceased, to.wit :— Eliza. 32 years old ; and two children, Martha aud Fran cis, David a boy, about 12 years old; Lucinda a girl about 10 years oJd , uud Samuel about 6 years old ; Han nah a girl, about 17 years old ; kmeliue about 15 years old ; 9 iu number, all likely Negroes, embracing a good Cook aud House Woinau. A Credit of Twelve Mouths, will be given to purchacers, who must give notes well secured for tbeir purchases. JESSE L. BLALOCK, ) Nov 10 JAMES M. CAMP. j Adtnr's De bonis nnn Cam lestimaito annam. B Y v« Cam Administrators Sale. iatucofa order of tbe Court of Ordinary o Campbell county, will be sold ou the 1st Tuesday in January 1859 at the court house door in said county be tween the legal hours of sale, the following laud consist ing of lot No 139 iu the 9th dist, of originally Fayette now Campbell county, whereon Joseph Smith resided at the time of liis death, containing 202) 2 acres less the widows Dower, udjoining lauds of G W siivey aud others tlie same being good farming laud with a plantation iu good repair aud cultivation, lying on the waters of Deep creek, about 4 miles east of Campbellton, sold lor tbe benefit of tbe heirs aud creditors of said deceased.— Terms made kuowu ou day of sale. BELFTtRD DUCK, Atlrn’r, Nov 20, ’58 tds fo Joeeph Smith, deceased. G J whom il may concent—Berry W Yates having ap plied to me for permanent letters of Administration on the estate of William Yates late of said county deed, this is to cite all and singular the creditors aud next ol km of William Yates, to he aud appear at my office within the time allowed by law,and show cause, if any they can, why permanent Administration should not be granted Berry W Yates ou William Yales’ estate. WitueS my hand and official signature. Nov. 20th, 1858 3od R. C. BEAVERS, Ord’y DAWSON COUNTY. Dawson Sheriff’s Sale. W ild, be sold before the Court House lioor iu Daw- souvillc ou the first Tuesday iu Jauuury (1859) next, within the legal hours ol'sale, the fudowiug proper ty, to-wit; Lot of land number 568 in the 4th District and 1st Section ; levied ou to satisfy oue U fa issued from Spald ing Superior Court, in favor of H. A. Crane k Co., vs Lewis .V Morris. Property pointed out by Simpson Reid, Plaintiff's Attorney. ALSO, the place whereon J. B. Mnlliuex now lives, num ber not known, being in the 13th District and 1st Section, uortli half; levied ou as the property of Robert Norreli, to satisfy one fi fa issued from tbe Justice’s Court ofthe 1023rd District, G. M., of Lumpkin Couuty, in favor of Keubin Muss, vs Robert Norreli; levy made aud return ed to me by Young C. Hawkins, L. C. ALSO, lots of land numbers 227, 191 and 250, south half in the 13tli District and 1st Section ; levied on as the property of David Byers, to satisfy seven fi fas issued from the Justice’s Court of the S20th District, G. M., of Dawson County, in favor of Jobu Palniour, vs. David By ers. Levy made aud returned to mo by Wm. Taylor, L. C. ALSO, Thirty-five bushels of Corn ; levied on to satisfy a fi fa issued from Lumpkiu Superior Court in favor of Audrexv Brown lor use of officers of Court, vs James F'owler aud Adam Thompson, liis security on Bail Bond. Property poiuted out by said James F'owler. ALSO, one lot of Laud, unmber not known, in the 4th District aud 1st Section ; levied on to satisfy one Justice’s Court fi fa in favor of C. B. Wellborn, vs johu Dickson, B. F\ Julian, 11 Wilkins, Janies Millord aud Curtis Green. Property poiuted out by Plaintiff. Levy made aud return ed to me by D. M. Dickson, L. C. ALSO, the improvement whereon Maliuda Raper now lives, beiug in the north half of the 13th District aud 1st Section ; levied on by virtue of a Justice’s Court fi fa iu favor of James 1 Fiudley,vs Stephen Hide. Property poiuted out by Plaintiff'. F'i fa coutroled by Calvin J law less. Levy made aud returned to me by A Carney, L. C. SAMUEL It. FINDLEY, Sheriff. dec 2d, w tids Milton Sheriff Soles. W UX be sold before tbe Court House door iu the town of Alpharetta, on the first Tuesday iu Janua ry uext, within the legal hours of sale, the following property to-wit : Oue Negro woman about 50 years old, named Judy, also, 10 acres of land, more or less ; ou which John 11. Campbell formerly lived anil ou which Dr Maxcy now lives, said laud joining Thus Little and Young Terry and lias two dwelling aud three store houses thereon, aud is situuted iu Uie town of sheltonville iu Milton couuty, said uegro levied ou as the property of Newton McDiil aud Jobu H Campbell by two ti fas, one iu favor of J S A L Bowie k Co vs McDitl andCaiupbcJl aud Stephen McGin nis sect’y issued from Gordon Inferior Court. The other iu favor of Thomas M Goodwin vs Newton Mcliill aud J 11 Campbell and Stephen McGinnis sec'ty.—Issued from F'ursyth Superior Court; said land levied ou by virtue of the U 1a uhove named. Also, one house and lot iu the town ot Sheltonvillc on whicb-J S Honeycutt now livss ; levied onas the property of John H Campbell lo satisfy a 11 fa issued from Forsyth Superior Court iu favor of Thos M Goodwin vs Newton McDiil, J H Campbell and Ste phen McGinnis Soc'ty. Also, the follovring fraction of lots to wit: 37 acres of lot No 5, also 20 acres of lot No 42 also 14 acres-of lot No 50 all situated lying and being iu the 1st district of 1st sec boo of Milton county, said property levied on to satisfy a fl fa issued from a Justices Court of Forsyth county in favor ol McDiil k Compton vs Johu Dial, levy made aud returned to me by aconatable. Also, the laud and plantation whereon Richard I„ Haynes now lives (No’s uot known) lying in the 1st dis trict and 2nd section ot Milton county; levied on by virtue of 18 fi fas issued from a Justice's Court of said county, in favor of A J Hansell, R J Sofa, aud others vs aaid Haynes. Property pointed out by the defendant.— Levied and returned to me by a constable. Also, lots of land Nos 219, 220, 208 and 183, in the first district and first Section of Milton county • levied on as the property or Sion Lawson oue of tbe defendants in 8 fo to satisfy one ti fa issued from Milton Superior Court in favor of Jas Knox vs Thos W Rankin maker and Sion Lawson, endorser; also the land aud plantation on which Richard I, Haynes now liven (Nos not knowu) adjoining the lands of Richard J Beale, J W Morris and Thomas Cook and others situated in the 1st district and 2nd section of Milton County. Property pointed out qy defendant, said property levied on to satisfy 2 fl fas issued from the Superior C nrt of Milton county, 1 iu favor of 8. G. Howell vs Samuel Haynes, maker and July W Keinp endorser, the other in favor of John J Stewart bearer for the use of Win T Winn vs said Haynes , JAS. C, MITCHELL, Sh’ff. Dec. 2nd, 1858. f ' > ? FORSYTH COUNTY. Forsyth Sheriff Sales. T1|TIIJ, be sold before the court house door in the town Y T of Camming, Forsyth county UB the first Tuesday iu January next, within the legal hpars of sale, the fol lowing property to-wit: Jacob 17 Sima’s interest in and to one town lot in the town of Camming, No not. known, anti the Work Shop thereon, said interest being one-third part said Shop knowu us the Jacob I. Sims Shop, in t lie 3rd dist and 1st section of Forsyth comity, levied on as the property of Jacob L Sims, io satisfy a fi fa, issued from a Justices Court of Forsyth county, in favor of R P A W C Tester, vs Jacob I. Sims’. Property pointed oil! by defendant. ..Levy made and returned to me bv a constable. " W. P. WILLIAMS. Sheriff. Foray4h Postponed Sheriff Sale. Will be sold at the same time and place, lota of land Nos 1155,20 acres of lot No 1134, 1025, in the 2nd dist k 1st section cf now F'nrsyth county, containing in the ag gregate loo acres more or less. levied on as.tiie pfoper, to’of Levi <J C McGinnis, to satisfy 2 fi fas, one iu favor of Joseph Winsliip, vs said Metiinuis, and one in favor of Jot-1 Estes, vs said McGinnis, property pointed out by defeudaut. Levy made and returned tome hv a consta ble. " W. P. WILLIAM.”, Sh’fi’. Cumming, Nov. 29Ui, 2858. Administrator* Sale. A GREEABIJ! lo au order of tho Ordinary of Baker Couuty, will be sold before the Court House door iu the Town of Cumming,-Forsyth county. Ga., on tlie first Tuesday January next, within the legal hours of sale, lot of land No425. in tbe 3rd dist., aud 1st section ol’ now Forsyth couuty, containing 46acres more or less. Also, ou the same day before the Court House door, in the Town of Buchanan, Haralson county, lot of laud No 895, in Uie 20(b dist, a id 3rd sect., containing 40acres more or less, said laud to be sold as the properly of Thds Clifton, late of Baker couuty, deceased, aud sold for the benefit of the heirs aud creditors ol’sald deceased. Terms Cash. JAMES E. ECABOROUGH, Adm’r, dec 8 tds He bo nis > on. Foriytit Mortgage Sale. W ILL he sold before the Court House door iu the town of Cumming, Forsyth couuty within tbe legal hours ol sale, ou the first Tuesday iu January next, the fol lowing property to-wit: Lots of land Nos. 694 , 676, 67.0, fifteen acres oi’ lot No. 606, lilteen acres of lot No. oo4,o75, Unity seven acres of lot No. 603, 621, 622, all lying in tne 3d district and 1st section of now Forsyth county ; all levied ou as the properly of Jonathan Mclutirc, to satisfy a mortgage It fa issued from the Superior Court oi Forsyth couuty iu favor of llarrisou Summerour vs said Mclutire. Property poin ted t^ft iusaid mortgage U fa. WM. P. WlLlJAMtf, .'li d. Nov. 1st, 1858. GEORGIA, Furryih County. W HEREAS, Andrew il Bond, surviving admiitmlra tor of Bt uaou H Kdw*#ds, represents to 1 he com 1, in his petition, > uiy tiled and eunnedou record aud slates he lias fu ily administered Reus,>ti 11 Fat ward’s F.slate. This is Iheieluretu cite all pel sous t-OLOerned, kindred and e.ed.foiS. lothow cause, if any they cun why said aduiiun Ualoi eto-uid not beoischaiged from his aumiuisiiatiuu, aud receive ieLleifiof disiuiaMoii ou the first Monday iu April, 1859. sep 16 H. BARKER, Urdiuary. G EORGIA, F’oasTni Cqf.vrv.—Agroeable to au order of the Ordinary of said county. Will be sold 5--iL.il- the Court bouse door, iu the Town ol’ Cumming within the legal hours of sale, ou tlie first Tuesday January uext the following property to-wit: I-ot ot l-aiiu, No, tins, iu the 3rd dist., ofthe 1st sect., and lots ot laud, Nos.Sil, 930 37 acres of 1010, 30 acres of 1026, 102S, aud the un divided half of lot tOsh, and a lease ou 1025, in tbe 14tb dist., of tbe 1st sect., also 3 Negroes, Jane a Girl about 15 years of age ; Yfra a girl, about 9 years or age ; and sum a boy, about 7 J ears o} age -all hjIlI as the proper ty of Johu R. Light, late of said county deceased, fur the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased Terms lor the Negroes Cash. Terms lor Uie Laud on the day of sale. [Nov 8.. w ids] K. J • RICE, Adm’r. G EORGIA, Forsyth Cocxty.—Rebecca H Cunningham liuviug applied lo be appointed Guardian of the per son aud property of William T ^ Parris, a minor under fourteen years of age, resident ol said county. Ibis is to cite all persons concerned, to be and appear at the term ol’tbe Court of Ordinary, to be held on the second Mon day iu Jauuury next, and show cause, il any- they call, why Rebecca 11 Cunningham should uot be entrusted with the guardianship of tbe person aud property of Wil liam T S Parris. Witness uiy official signature. Nov 19th, 1858 40d H BARKER, OrtL’y / | E0I1CIA, F'oksviu County.—To all whom it may YJT coucero : Zachariah D llaygood having, iu proper form, applied lo me for permanent letters of Adminis tration on tbe estate of Charles Pearson; late of said coun ty, deceased : This is to cite all and singular tbe credi tors aud uext of kin of Charles Pearson, lo be and appear at my office within tbe tune allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent Administration should not be granted to ZakariaU 1 1 llaygood on Clias. Pearson’s Estate. Witness my official Signature. Nov 20, 1858 .‘Ids H. BARKER, Ordinary. G EORGIA, F'obsyth County.—William l> Cuuuingham having applied to be appointed Guardian of the per sons and property of Robert E Parris aud Margaret II Parris, minors under fourteen years of age, residents of suid county ; This is to cite all persons concerned to be aud appear at the Term ofthe Court tif Ordinary, to be held on the second Monday in January next, and show cause, if any they can, why Wiliiam 0 Cuuuingham should uot be entrusted with the Guardianshipol the per sons and properly of Robert E and Margaret 11 Parris.— Witness my official signature. Nov Hull. 1353 40iis 11 BARKER, Ord’y Administrator’* Sale. A GREEABLE to an order ofthe Court of Ordinary of /\ Forsyth county; will be sold before tbe Court house door iu the town of t umming. within tlie legal hours id' sale, on the 1st Tuesday iu January next, the following Negroes, to wit : Ostou, a man,27 years old ; Caroline, 22 ; aud her Child 2 years old; Jinney . 8 years-old; Emu line 6 , anil Mose. 4 years old : All sold as tlie property of Jas. Harris, late of said county, deceased, tor tie- ben efit ofthe heirs and creditors, of said deceased. Terms Cash. 1- D. HARRIS, Adm’r. October 7th, 1S58 wtds. UK0UGIA, Forsytb County, W IIERICAS, Almond. Hutchins, aJuiihistra tor ol George W'offord, rep re tents to the Court in his petition duly filed and entered uu record that he has lul'y administered George Woffords estate This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred aud creditors, to show cause if any ibey have, why said administrator should uot be dis charged from bis administration, and receive let ters of dismission, ou the fiist Monday in Feb ruary next, 1359. Jy 17, 1858 H. BARKER, Ord’y. G ROKGIA, F’oksytu County.—To all whom it may cern, William Roper having iu proper form, hppiicd to me for permanent letters of administration ou the es tate of Elizabeth Masters, late of said county deceased. This is to cite all aud singular the creditors aud next of kin of Elizabeth Masters, to be aud appear al my of lice within tbe time allowed by law, aud show cause if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted lo Wiliiam Roper, ou Elizabeth Masters es tate. Witness mv official signature. Get 19, 1858. H. BARKF7R. Ord’v. NOTICE ! B Y virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary, o F’orsytb County, will be sold, on the 1st Tuesday in Jauuary uext, 1859, at the Court House door iu said county, between the legal hours of sale, the following lots of laud, Nos. 103, 208, 209, 242 and 243, all iu the 14th district and 1st section of said enmity, containing 200 Acres more or less it being tlie Plantation, whereon Thomas L. Garret, late of saitl county- deceased", resided at the time of liis death, joining lands, of Joliu Hammond. Jacob Marlin aud others. Also, the Negroes, of sail! deceased, as follows,F’anny a woman, about 33 years ol age, and 3 Children—Augeliue, a girl about 4 years old ; Alonzo,a boy, 2 years old, anti a small child 3 months old, a boy ; Allred, a man 20 years old ; Jane, a woman 18 years old ; James, a boy 16 years old ; Henry a boy- 15 years old ; Daniel, a boy 10 years old, and Ambrose a boy 7 years old. Also, 30 bushels of Wheat aud about 2 busheis of Rye. All sold for the benefit of tiie heirs aud creditors. Terms of sale. cash. GEORGE KEIJ.OCG, Adm’r. November 1st, 1858. [wtds] ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. B Y virtue of au order passed by the Corn tot’Ordinary, OfF’orsythCouuty, will be sold, before tlie Court House door in the town ufCummiug, ou the 1st Tuesday- iu January uext, lot olLaud No. 139, iu the 2nd district and 1st section of now Forsyth Couuty. Sold as tbe pro perty of James M. Karr, deceased, and for tbe benefit of the heirs aud creditors of said deceased. Terms cash. Nov. 3,1858. [wtds] JOHN EDMONDSON, Adm’r. G EORGIA, Forsyth County.—Whereas George Kellogg, Executor of Mary Braseltou, rep resents to tlie Court ill liis petition, duly filed and enter ed on record, that he has fully administered Mary Bras elton’s Estate : This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, fo show cause, if any they can why said Fixecufor should not be discharged from bis Executor ship, aud receive letters of dismission on tbe first Mnuday iu Slay 1859. H. BAKER, Ordinary. Oct. 4, 1850 wCm G EORGIA, Foksy-ih County.—To all whom it may con cern ; Johu W. Holbrook, and William C. Holbrook, having iu proper form applied to me for permanent Let ters of Administration on tlie Estate of Green B. Holbrook late of said County deceased. This is to cite all aud singular the next of kin of Green B. Holbrrook, to be andappear at my ofiice, within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to Jobu W. Holbrook aud William C. Holbook, on Green B. Hol brook’s Estate on tbe first Monday iu December uext. Witness my hand aud oificul signature. November 61b, 1858. H. BARKER. Ordinary. G EORGIA, Foksyth County.—To all whom it may con cern : Benjiman J Rice having in proper form ap plied to me for permanent l-etters of Administration on the estate of Emanuel Hendrix, late ol’ said comity- de ceased. This is to cite and admonish all and singular the creditors aud next of kin of FTmanuel Henarix, to be and appear at my office, within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent Ad ministration should not be granted Benjamin J Rice on Emauuel Hendrix’s estate. Witness mv officialsignaturc. Nov 19, 1858 30d H BARKER, Or’d.v. Almanacs for 1859. A LARGE lot of Grier's Almanacs for sale wliolssale and retail cheap by WILJJAM KAY, Agent. Atlanta Geo., Dec , 5th, 1958, PLANTATION GOODS. A SYPERIOR lot or GEORGIA PLAINES, QUILLED A • KERSEYS AND BLANKETS, for sale cheap at tbe Store No. 28, Whitehall afreet. J, L. CUTTING k CO. G EORGIA, Fulton County.—Whereas, Sallic N. Gault applies to me for letters of Administration ou the estate of F'rancis W. Gault, late of said county, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all aud sin gular, the kiudred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within tbe time prescribed by la w. to show cause, if any they hare, why said letters should not l>e granted tbe applicant. Given uuder my baud officially at offico, this 17th day of November, 1S5S. 30 d3 JO?. H. MEAD Ord'y f. s ' Administrator's Sale. B Y virtue of an order of the court of Ordinary of For sytb county, will be sold within the legal hours o gale, ou the first ’ Tuesday- in January next, before tbe Court House dpor in Forsyth county, (lie following lots of land to-wit : 1 Lot No. 733, situated iu 14th district, 1st section well improved ; 1 lot No. 536 situated iu 14th district, lslsec- liou, each lot coutaiuiug 40 acres more or less. Sold as he property of Thomas J. Mason, late of Forsyte couuty tec eased. Terms made know-lion tlie day of salo. Kin . lath, ’58. JAMES ROBERT?, Adm’r. . Cherokee Sheriff Sole. , TTini.L be sold before the Court honsedoor in tho tows T T of Canton, Ch'rokeo county, on tbe first Tuesday in January next, between tbe usual hours of sale, the following pro|ierty to-wit. Lots of land numbers 476 and'477 in the 3d district aiid 2nd section of Cherokee c-ounty ; levied on to satisfy a fi fa from Chcrokee ftiperibr Court in favor of A J Green adin’r Of Amos Green dcc’d vsGeorgefWilkieand John M Wilkie principal and Wm F' Mullins security on stay ; levied ou as the pro|icrty of George -Wilkie. Also, lot of land number227 in the 22nd district and 2nd section of Cherolrfie county t o satisfy a fi from the In e o Co.irtofCassin favoro Mitihe l&Houaidj\g Na thaniel Griffin maker aud EdwavJ A Brown endorser ; levied on as the property of the defendants and pointed ont by N F' Rcnhart' Pl'ifs. Ally. Also, lot" number.741 in the 3d district and 2d sec tion of Cherokee county ; levied on as the property of the defendants (the mineral excepted) to satisfy a fi fa from a Justice's Court of Cherokee comity- |in favor of Daniel Stringer. \ s .’o'in M Wilkie, Giorge Mike and Jo seph C Wilkie security- ou stay ot’ ti fa, levied and aud re turned to me by a bailiff. Also lot of land number 467 in the 3J district aud 2nd section of Cherokee county; levied on as the property of the Pasco Mining Co to satisf y a 11 fa from a Justice's Court of Cherokee county in favor of John Hawkins and sundry others in my hands vs the Pasco Mining Co; levied and returned to me by Joseph I! Carnes LC. Also, lots of land number 485, 551 and lot known as the School House lot all in Ihe 3d district and 2d scctiou of Cherokee county lo satisfy all fa iu favor of A J Kel ley and sundry, otlier Ufa3 iu my hands vs tho Pasco Mi ning Co ; levied aud returr-ed t> me by a bailiff. .!<FSHDA McC<>NNKU., D. Sh’ff. Canton, Ga Dec. 2,1858. Malinda Timmons William Timmons. us) is.J Libel for Dicorce in Cherokee Superior Court. September Term, 1858. I T appearing to the Court, from tho return of the Sheriff, that Defendant does aot reside in Cherqkee County, and il further appearing, that Defeudaut does reside out of the limits of the State of Georgia ; itis, od motion, or dered that said Defeudaut appear uud answer at the uext Term of this Court, or that the case he considered iu de fault , aud the Plaintiff be allowed to proceed. D. F. HAMMOND, J. s c., T. c. A true extract from the Minutes of Court. Oct. 3Ulh, 1358. [wbui] J. L. KEITH, Clerk. G EORGIA, OjkkOkbbCounty.—John W. Johnson, hav ing applied lo be appointed Guardian of the person aud property of Julius C. a. Johnson. Jesse A. Johnson, and Lucy A. Johuson, Minors, resident of said County, this is to cite all persons coticeruod to be and appear at the term ofthe Court of ordinary-, to be liald next alter tlie expiration of thirty days froni the first publication of this notice and show cause, why said John IV. Johnson should uot be intrusted w ilu tbe Guardian ship ofthe persons aud property of said Julius C. A. Johuson, Jesse A. Johnson and Lucy A. Johnson, Wit ness in v official Signature. JA.ME.-i JORDAN Ord’y. Nov. 10, 1868. G i EOKGIA, Cuekokke County.—Wfa-icas Johu Rich* [" ardsou, applies to me for letters of Administration upon the estate ui Richard M. Hunt, late of said county deceased. These are therefore to cite aud admunisli ail and singu lar ihe kindred aud creditors ol said deceased to show cause if any they have; why said letters should uot be granted the applicant. JAAlFiS JORDAN, Ord y. Nov. tu, ls58. Thomas B Duncan >-Libel for Di ) riur Court,, Alary Duncan, Dicorce in Cherokee Stipe SeptenUer Term, ISOS. I T apiiearmg to the Court that tlie del’eudont does not reside within tho limits of this State, it is ordered Hint service be perfected by publication iu one of tlie Public Gazettes of tins state agreeable tu tlie statute in such case made pruviued. September Term. 1S6S. D F HAMMOND, JS.C T C. A copy taken from the uiiiuutes of Court, J L KEITH, Clerk. Administrator* Mule. I WIIJ. sell pursuant to an order from the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Cherokee County, to the highest bidder within lawful salo hours, before tlie Court House door iu Canton ou tbe first Tuesday iu JanuaTy uext. Aii lhal portion of lot of laud Number 10 in the 14th dis trict ol tbe 2d Section which was laid oil'aud assigned to Airs. Mary Halcrtleld, (now deceased,) as the property of tbe Estate ol Curtis Satiirfield lute of said county, deceased, sold for tlie purpose of disti ibuliuu uud muK iug settlement with tlie heirs. Nov 15,1358. J 1. KEITH, Akm’r. T W O Months aflerdate application will be made to the Ordinary of Cherokee County, for leave to sell the and and Negroes belonging lo the estate of William Bea vers deceased. JOSEPH MCCONNELL, Nov in Adm'r with IVill annexed. Administrators f ale. B Y virtue of an order of the honorable Court of Or dinary of Cherokee County, will be sold ou the first Tuesday in January next before the Court House iu tlie town ol Caulou*, iu said county w ith the legal hours of sale, the following properly belonging to the estate of Wm. Cobb, late of suid county, deceased: towu lots of laud Nos 248, 249,185, anil 178, in tlie 21st Dist, of the 2d section, except tlie widows dower iu said laud. Also, the following negroes to wit : Nancy a woman, Toma man, Yinctte a girl, Sam a boy, Bridge a boy, sold for tbe benefit of tlie heirs of said estate. JiF&PH KNOX, 'This 12th day of November, 1858. Adm’r. PeKALB county. G l EORULV—DeKalb County.—Whereas, John Bryce, f Guardian of Wiliiam SIcKoy, lias made it plainly to appear to the Court that he has fully settled off with bis ward, as appears from liis returns and vouchers of re cord in ray office. This is to cite all persons concerned to show cause (if any tln-y can) why said Guardian should not be dischar ged from bis Guardianship, aud receive letters ofdismis siou on the 1st Monday in February- next. ALEX. JOllNeON, Ordinary. dec 2 m6m G 1 EOKGIA—IieKalk County.—Whereas, Juo. A' F’low- f ers applies to me for letters of Administration on tlie estate of James A Reeve, laic of said County, dec\l. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to lie ami ap pear at my office, within tlie time prescribed by law, to show cause (if any they have) why said letters should not lie granted. Given uuder my hand officially-, at office, tin’s 29tli Nov. 1S5S. ALEX. JOHNSON, Ordinary, dec 2d w 30d G t EoRGIA, DeKalb County.—To all whom it may I" concern : William Ezzard having in proper form applied to me for permanent Letters of Administration ou tlie estate of Wm F’ Cbewniug, late of said county de ceased : This is to cite all persons concerned, to be and appear at my office, within tlie time allowed by- law, aud show cause, if any they have, why permanent Adminis tration should not he granted to William Ezzard ou tho estate ot Wtu F’ Cbewniug, deceased, ou tbe 2nd Monday ti January next. Witness my hand and official signature, this Nov 20th, 1858. 30ds ALEX. JOHNSON, Ord’y. GEORG1 A, DeKalb County, D A' 111 UllFSI’NlIT, administrator of tbe estate of JaiDes Baxter, dt ceased, applies to me for letters of liiamission from s-‘id administiutiou, these are, tlieieloie to noti y all Persr.es interextid, to file their objections, (if any they hnv ,) within the time pre scribed by law, wliy said letters should Lot lie grauled the applici Dt. Given uuder my hand at office, this 20 b July,1868. ALEX. JOHN.SON, Ordinary, y. 20, ’58 w6m. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. W ild, be sold before tlie Court House Door in the Town of Decatur DeKulh Couuty, ou the first Tuesday in January uext, between the legal hours of Sale, the following property to-wit: Duo negro boy named Holland about 17 years old, of dark complexion, one girl named Franky about 9 years old of dark complexion, one boy about 5 years old named Charles. Said property sold as the property of Janies Brown, late deceased. Sold lor the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms on tlie day of sale W .D. BROWN, Adm’r Oct 29.1868. w ith the will annexed" GEORGIA, DeKalb County. W ilERF'AS, John Chaiiiblte, administrator on tho Entattf of Wm Y t’oole, deceased, applies to me lor letters of Dismission from . aid administration. These are therefore to cite a nrt admonish nil persons inter-isted to be aud appeal* at my ollice within tti e • ime pre-cribed by law, to i>ho\v cause if any tue v have why said applicant should not be dismissed fro^ said administration. Gheu under my baud at ofli cti June 22nd, 185S. t>m ALbX. JOHNSON, Urdiuary. 1 GEORGIA DeKalh County. W HKKEAS, Rhoda Crown, j^din’rx ofthe Estate of Fannin Brown, deceased, applies to me for letters of i i>mission from said Administration. Theae are, therefore, to cite aud admonish all per sons concerned to tile their objection* if any they have why said letters should not be granted on or before the iirst Monday m Itacember next, (iivtu under my hand oliicially, May 24th 1S58. ALhX JOHNSON, Ordinary. EXECUTOR'S SALE. A GRFKABLE to the Inst will of E tward Jones lale of DeKalb county deceased, will be sold before the Court House door in the Town ot Decatur in said c< unty, ou the tirst TueFday in January next, three negroes to-wit: Millv a womau,37 or 3$ years old, Ra u*y a woman 3G or 27 years old and her child, Mai thi 2years old with a small lot of bedding. &ild for tb benefit of the heir-> and creditors of said deceased, ibi^ 1st d>*y of November 185$ ROBT. JUNE**, Kxc’r. Nov 1—w HARALSON COUNTY. f'i EORGIA, Hauaioon UouxTT-Whcreas, Dnncan Mon- \JT roe has applied' lo be appointed Guardian ofthe person and-property of William C. Barry and Jraison Bar ry orphans of Watton Barry deceased. These, are therefore- to cite all persons concerned to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary held next after the expiration of thirty days from the first publication of this uolice and show cause if they can why said Dun can Monroe should not be intrusted with tlieGu.rdian- sliip o the person and property of the above named or phans. Witness mv official signature this 13tU nf No vember 1858. G.R. HAMILTON, Ord’y. Nov. 15th, 1858. Administrators Sale. B Y virtue of an older or the Court of 0i-din ry o Haralson county, Wil. be sold on the 1st Tuesday in Jauuary 1859, at the court ho use in said county between the legal sale hours tbe fellowing property to-wit; Betsey anegro woman 29 years old; Avahne a girl 14 years old; Jane a girl 12 years old: Sam a boy 7 years old; Mary a girl 5 years old; Dolphas a boy 3 years old; the above is as likely family of young negro slaves as can bo found la this or any other country. AI280 half of lot of kind No 87 contain iag 1011-4 acres more or Iosb and lot No 53 containing 202 l-2acrcs more or less both lots lying aud beiug in Iho 8rh dist of origin ally Carroll now Haralson county, with necessary im provements. Terms made kuown on day of sale, this 13th day of November, 1868. JOHN McOORKiE, Dec’d. DAVID8TANSEL, Admr. Buchanan, Ga., Nov. 13,1858. G EORGIA Hak-uson County.—Whereas, Jesse G. Newman and Winney L. MeClung, applies to me for letters el’Administration, on the estate of Solomon Mc- Clung, lute of said county deceased. These are therefor* to cite aud admonish all persons concerned to be A appear at my ofiiee on the 2nd Monday in January next, to show cause if any they have, why- said letters should be granted the applicants upon said esuate Witness my baud aud official signature. Nov 23 G.R. HAMILTON, Ord’y. Kxectttor’s Sale. G EORGIA, Gwinnett County.—Agreeable to an order Irom the Court of Ordinary of said county, will be sold ou the first Tuesday in January 1859, between tlie lawful hours of sale, before the court house door iu said countv. All the lands belonging to the estate of Mark Waits’ late of said couuty deceased, consisting of tlie Ri ver plantation, containing (480,) acres more or less, con sisting of the following tots and tractions, or parts of them Nos. 319,318, 329 aud 300, there is about 200 acres of cleared land ou this plaee. of which there is about 90 acres ol Bottom land, lying on the Chattahoochee River, there is also on this place a very pubBc F’erry, which will be sold with ihe place the entire interest of said deceased, in said F’erry, that being one fourth. Also, 125 aereg, of land more or less lying on Crooked Creek, being the east half of lot No. 284, some 50 acres of cleared laud, litis beiug the place that Duunis Singleton, lias in cultivation all lying aud being in the 6th dist., of said couuty. Sold as the pro perty of Mark Waits, late of said county deceased, aud for the benefit of the heirs aud creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. Nov. io wtds JOHN C. WAITS, Exe’r- Notice —Chancery Sale of Valuable Real and Personal Property. The Marine Bank et til. vs The Winter Iron Works et al. B y virtue of a decree pronounced u this cause at the July teiiu, A. l>. 1858, u! the Court of Chancery tor the Seveuib District of tlie Soulliern Chancery Division of the Mate of Alabama, 1 shall proemd to sell before the Court House door in thecity of Mont gomery, on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY next, between tbe usual hours of Sheriff sales, the foi low iag described Real Estate, or so much cf the same as is subject to the Reed of Trust executed by said Winter Iron Woiks ou the first day of August, 1852, toll W. Watson, A. ShotwellandN. Barker, and upon record in tbe ofiice of tbe Probate Court of Montgomery couuty, to-wit : Lota No (1) one, No (2) two, No (3) three] No (4) four, No (5) five, of.square No (4)fonr of said city—said premi es being the same upon which the buildings of said Winter irou Works are situated—together with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belong- lug. Said lots front one hundred aud fifty seven feet, ruLiiiug back five hundred and ten feet. A ground plan of said premises may be seen by appli cation at ray office, in the city of Montgoinery- Terms of Sale ; One-fiftli cash—balance iu one, two and three annual instalments, bearing interest from date. Gtu d and approved bills of exchange required. Certificate of purchase to be given at the first piy meat, and titles made when the whole purchase mon ey is paid, I shall also expoie to public sale, on the premises, on the said tir.-t Monday in November next, all the machinery, tools, implements aud fixtures of every character and descriptmn. belonging to taid Winter Irou Works. The “Works” are full and complete, and eufficient to employ from three hundred to four hundred bauds. They consist of a steam engine with tubular boilets planers, lathes, screw-cutting machines gear colters, drill presses, vices and benches, .cold cbieeis, drills, rramer’e lathe, tools of all descrip- :icn\ shafting, belting, clamps, dogs, Ac. ; eight for ges, witl eveiytbing compleL*, including Nesmith’s steam hammer ; al.-o, one of tbe largest stocks id patterns in the Soutbei n country, consisting of a large unmber i f gear wheels, adapted to all kinds of mills and machinery, many ot them entirely new and made by the best of workmen ; a general assortment of steam engine pullet us ; and indeed tbe establishment iu all its departments is complete, aud many of its tools aud fixtures are of the largest aud moBt perfect character. Terms of Sale : Ail sums under one hundred dol lars, cash ; all sums over one hundred and uuder five hundred dolirs, ou a credit of six months ; and for all sums over five hundred dollars, twelve months credit, WITHOli f INTEREST- This sale is to,be made for the benefit nf tbe creditors of the Winter Iron Works. «. K KEYES, nov 1 w t t. Master A-c Notice to Contractors. m Ofhce Ala., k F’lorida. R. R. Co. , ok Ala.,) Muutgomery. November In. 1858. j P ROFft-'AIS arc invited for the Graduation and Mason ry on Sections 51 to 68inclusive. The work all lies in Builer county, commencing 7 miles southwest of Greenville, to which point the Road is already grad' d, and extending 18 >] miles to Sepulgah River, and embra ces all the unlet portion of llie Road between .Montgomery to Pensacola. A seperate hid will be required on each Portion, tlie Company reserving to itself t lie l ight to reject all bids if none prove satisfactory. 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F'or gale by WM. KAY, Agent, Atlanta, Ga. Administrator's Hale. G EORGIA, DkKalh County.—Agreeably to au order of tbe Court of Ordinary of said County, will be sold before the Court House dour in said County, on the first Tuesday iu December uext, within tlie legal hours of sale, |art of lot of land No. 30, iu the 16th District of said County, the Same lying iu the North-west corner of said lot, containing fifteen acres more or less, kuowu as the place whereon Wm. S. Moore now lives; also, at tlie same time and place, the following negroes to-w it; Y iuey, a woman about 26 years old, and her child Harriett, about 14 months old, and Lucy teu years old, as tlie property of Johu Boud, late deceased. Sold for the ben efit Ilf tin- heirs and creditors of said deceased, 'forms on day of sale. sep23’58 V. IV. PACE, Adm’r. T TOI G EORGIA. DeKalh County.—To all whom it may con cern ; John Clark, having in projici- form applied lo me for permanent letters of Administration on tiie es tate of William Clark. late of said county, deceased :— This Is.to rite alt persons concerned, to be anil appear at my office, wilbin tlie time allowed by law. and show cause, if any tlioy have, why permanent Ix-tlers of Ad ministration should not be grouted lo John Clark on the estate of YViiliaiu Clark, deceased, on the 2nd Monday iu January next. Witness my band and official signature flits 20th day of Nov. 1858. 30ds ALEX. JOHNSON, Ord’y. T ATLANTA Bakery & Confectionery. HFI subscribers have recently connected with their Confectionary a large size CRACKER MACHINE. wliioh enables them lo furnish their friends and patrons in tiie up-country with Butter, Huston ami tfodaCrackers, always fresh, at rates fully tweuly per cent, lower than the same can be laid down from ifavrunah nr Charles ton. 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July 8...,.,.w8tu. , Dr. Morse’s INDIAN ROOT P1U4I! D R MORSE, the inventor of Morse’s Indian Root PUIS, , has spent the greater part of his life in traveling, havTng visited Europe, Asia and Africa, as well as south Ameriea-has spent three years among the Indians ot our Western country—it was in this way that the.Indian Root Pills were first discovered ' Dr. Morse was the first man to establish the -fact that all dis eases arise front Impurity of the Blood- .that -oat. strength, health and life depends upon the vital fluid. When various passages become closed, and do ntt act in perfect harmony with the different functions bt the body, the blood loses its actiou, becomes.thick, corrupted and diseased ; thus causing all pains sickness and dis ease of every name; our strength is exhausted, our health we are deprived of, aud if nature is uot assisted in throw ing ott the stagnant humors, the blood will become chock ed aud cease to act and thus our light of life will foreever be blown out. How important then that we should keep the various passages of the body free and open. Aud how pleasant to us that we have it in our power to put a med icine iu your reach, namely, Morse’s Indian Root PiUs, manufactured from plants and roots which grow around the mountains cliff in Nature’s garden for the health and recovery of diseased man. One of the roots from which these Pills are made is a Sudorific, which opens the pores of the skin, and assists Nature ip throwing ont the liner parts of the corruption within. TUe second plant is Expectorant, that opens aud uuclogs the passage cf the lungs and thus, iu a shooting manner, performs its duty bv throwingolTphlegm, and other humors from the uugs by copious spitting. Tlie third is a Diurectic, which gives ease aud double strength to the kidneys ; thus encour aged, they draw large amounts of impurityTrom the blood, which lias been thrown out bountifully by the uri- uary or water passage, and which could nut have been, discharged iu any other way. The fourth is a Cathartic, aud accompanies the other properties of the Pills while engaged in purifying the blood; the Coarser particles ot : tii purity which cannot |uss by the other outlets, are thus taken up aud conveyed off in great qualities by the how to 5 F’rom the above, it is shown that the Morse Indian Root Pills not only enter the stomuchc. but become united With the blood, for they find their way to every part, aud completely rout out and cleanse tbe system from all im purity, and tlie life of the body, which is this blood, be comes perfectly healthy j consequently all sickness and pain is driven from the system, lor they cannot remain when the body becomes so pure and 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 alflicted pat ts, and w hich w ill open the natural passage for the 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 tion. constantly mixing with the blood. which throws the corrupted matjer through every vein and artery, until life is taken from the body by disease. Dr. Morse's Pills have added to themselves victory upon victory, by re- stoing millions ofthe sick to blooming health and happi ness. Y'es, thousands who have been racked or tor- nieuted with sickness, pain and anguish, aud whose fee ble frames have been scorched by thp burning elements of raging fever, who have been brought, as it were, with in a step of the silent grave, now stand ready to testify tliat they would have been numbered with tlie dead, had it not been for this great and wonderful medicine,Morse’s Indian Root Pills. After oue or two doses had been ta ken, they were astonished, and absolutely surprised in witnessing their charming elli-cts. Not only do they give immediate ease aud strength, aud take away all sickness pain aud anguish, but they at once go to work at the foundation ofthe disease, which is the blood. Tln-rlore, it will be shown,especially by those wlio use these Pills, that they will so cleanse aud purify, that dis.-ase— that deadly enemy—will take its flight, and tbe flesh ot youth and beauty will again return, and tbe pri-spect of a long and happy life will cherish and brighten ymr days. Caution.—Beware of a counterfeit signed A. B. Moore. All genuine have the uame of A. J. White ft Co, on eaen box. Also, the signature of A. J. White ft Co. All oth ers are spurious. A. J. WHITE ft Ctbtsole l'ropr’s, 50 Leonard street, New York. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers in Medicues. Agents wanted in every town, Village and hamiet in tbe land. Parties desiring the agency will address as above for terms. Price 25 cents per box, five boxes will bo sent on re ceipt ofSl, postage paid. [Dec 1,1857 wly Carriages, Harness, See. r "kill, - O FFER the finest assortment of Carr iages. Buggies Harness &c., ever presented in this Murk>-t. Their stock may be seen by calling at their Store, second door from tlie corner of Alabama aud Iziyd Streets. Nov. 17 1858. wtf 0 R. E. F. KNOTT'S PRIMARY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. GRIF’F’IN, GEORGIA. I11S School will be opened on the first of No as announced iu a Circular, for the receptio T denis. The subsriber does uot deem it necessary to cut -r into deluil respecting bis method of teaching, or imparting in struction to bis students, as any iutellgeul person must ap preciate tbe advantages a student w ill have in such a School as contemplated uuder tlie present system, and pledge himself that his lime and energies sufficient will be devoted to the advantage ot bis pupils, and that noth ing will be wunting to make tbeir studies as iustructsvc and agreeable us possible. Every branch of the Medical aud Surgical review w ill be thoroughly taught in this School. Glasses will be formed iu accordance with flic time each pupil has been studying. Regular examinations w ill be held three times a week on various branches. A few of the advantages of this -School uud Medicine may be briefly enumerated, namely : Tbe superior opportunities of studying practical Anato my, the abundant supply of Material, the Dissecting ltuoui being ample for all the classes, and the constant atten dance of tbe subserber, or one of the two, who will as sist him in demonstrating, to utlbrdall necesarv informa tion to the gentlemen who may he disserting. Dlt. Knott wishes it distietly understood that this Sc hool will, in no wise, interfere with any of the charter ed schools of the country. Students will Uud this Schoo- higbly advantageous, aud much more agreeable than 1 public college, lor tlie purpose of acquiring tlieic first iua structiou in Medicine and Surgery, Theycan, at all times, have an opportunity of acquiring a knowledge of practical Auotomy. and llie practice of operative Surgery upon llie dead subject. The Dispensary aud Infirmary of tlie subscriber which will he opened ,at the same time, will ofl’ord an opportu uity to his students, of acquiring great infoimatiou and adroitness iu the art of prescribing by visiting the patients examining the cases daily, and carrying out the prescrip tions uuder the direction of tlie proprietor. They will also have au opportunity whenever conve nience will admit of visiting in company with hint, tlie patients of the proprietor in rotation wherein th.-y w ill derive great benefit in a practical point of view, in learn ing to diagnose and treat various diseases. It must fe apparent to every one that, possessing these and many other advantages for the study of Mi dicine and Surgery, this School stands unrivalled in tiie facilities it w ill atturd the medical student in the acquisition of a thorough and practical primary course of instruction in liis profession. The subscriber, fully relying upon the countenance aid aud support of the medical faculty and an inteligcut public, confidently enters upon an euterprize which in his estimation, by supplying a desideratum iu tlie proles sion w ill greatly benefit tlie public, as well us elevate the standard of medical science. For terms and other particulars, address the proprietor at Griffin. Georgia. K. F. KXuTT. g N. B. All Goullemen of tlie medical profession w l.o may visit Griffin, are cordially aud most respectfully invited to visti this School, aud the proprietor will take great plea sure iu showing them around. Griffin October 8th, 185S wtf CHERRY PECTORAL, FOR THR RAPID CURE Off Colds, Coughs, and Hoarseness. BanrnoLD, Mass., 20th Dec., 1855. D>. J. C. Area: I do uot hesitate to say the best remedy, I have ever found for Coughs, Hoarseness; Influenza, and the concomitant symptoms of a Cold, is your CflnutT Pectoral. Its constant use in iny practice and my family for the last ten years has shown it to possess supe rior virtues for the treatment of these complaints. KBEN KNIGHT, M. D. A.B. MORTLBY, Esq.,of Utica, N. Y., writ _. used yonr Pectoral myself and in my fUmjfa ’ *1 you invented it, and believe it tlie best tneibVi f purpose ever put out. With n bad cold I f pay twenty-five dollars for a bottle than du Bin 1 take any other remedy." 1 Croup, Whooping Cough, Infln*... SeaiNOFiia.D, Mts.*, p eb -"**• Brotiiek Ayer: I-will cheerfully certify voiir’a 4 is the best remedy we possess fur the euro ot ai cough, croup, and tlie chest diseases of clii|,j rp „ your fraternity in the South appreciate jour commend your medicine to our people. HIRAM CONKLif, « AM03 LEE, Esq., Monterey, Ia., writes, 3,1 j’ “I had a tedious Influenza, which couiiui,,)uit-' 0 ’' six weeks; took many medicines without relief.**^ 1 tried your Pectoral by tlie advice of our dereymlj ® first dose relieved tlie soreness iu my throat less than one half the buttle made tne comn|i,M #t< Y'our medicines are tlie cheapest as well as the i'* 1 ran buy, aud we esteem you, Doctor, and ■■ ' as tlie poor man's friend.” Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchi West Manchester, Pa., p e) , 7 1 Sir: Your Cherry Pectoral is-performin', cures in this section. It has relieved several iVoal lug symptoms of consumption, and is now curi n „ who has labored under an affection of the Inn last forty years. IIENRY L. PA RKS, S* A. A. RAMSEY, M. D., Albion, Monroe p 0 writes, Sept. 0.1855: “During my practice of ma „’ ’’ I have found nothing equal to your Cherry giving ease and relief to consumptive patients, a such as are inruble.” Wo might add volnmes of evidence, but the mog vincing proof of tbe virtues of this remedy is f uno( | effects upon trial. Consumption. Probably no one remedy has ever been knrwn »| cured so many and such dangerous cases as tlie no human aid can reach; but even to those tbe Pectoral affords relief and comfort. Astor House, New York City, Marchs 1* Doctor Ayer. Lowell: I feel it a dntv .-mJapu to inform you what yonr Cherry Pectoral hm Jonet wife. She liad been five months laboring uin| rr tb gerons symptoms of Consumption, from which !io a \. could procure gave lier much relief. She was -teailib ing, until Dr. Strong, of this city, where we have.-on-. advice, recommended a trial of yonr medicine. ;\',. his kindness, as we do your skill; for she has rccoi '' from that day. She is not yet as strong as she uJ lie, hut is free from her cough, and calls herself ireU Yours with gratitude and regard, ORLANDO SHELBY, of Sheietwu; Consumptives, do not despair till you have tried Cherry Pectoral. It is made by one of the best c chemists in tiie world, and its cures all aroimd m ; tiie high merits of it's virtues. — Philadelphia Ayer’s Cathartic Pil hitis. 4 t % I aunth liar- BOLDEST AKTD CHEAPEST CON CERN SOUTH! MARBLE ! MARBLE!! MARBLE !!! Summey & Hurlick Dealers In every tie script Ion ot’Mai-lble Work O l'ft Quarries are well opened. We pay no jobbers profits, ship or Railroad freights, amt our Flat hie is good aud durable as auy iu the United States. Therefore we cau aud do sell according to material used, cheaper than tbe cheapest. Monuments from $zt), to f5,000, 3, 3>£, 4, 4),’, 5, 5)i, and 6 feet. Plain Box Tombs, each at 25, 35, 45, 50, 70, SO aud 85 dollars, and 3, 4, 5, ami 6 foot. Head aud Foot Stoues, per sett, at 7,12,18 uud 25 dollars. F’our cents each’ for cutting letters, ail work delivered at Marietta Georgia Railroad Depot. Anyone wishing TOMBS, MONUMENTS or auy kind of Marble work of Italian or Northern Mar ble by giving in their order and speed) ing the kiud of work desired,we will order it and put it up for just tlie amount l costs North. Ship and Railroad expenses incurred in our putting up, which will save them from 25 to luo per ent. in cost. Address all letters to us, Marble Works Post Office. Pickens county, Georgia. J. T SIMMERS ft JOSEPH A BIS AN Eli, Sept. 2,’58 wly. Ge’ral Travelling Agents SUG *R. ■| A Hbds. New Orleans Sugar ; 5 Hlids. Muscovado H I Sugar ; 10 barrels Crushed Sugar: 15 barrels Clarified Sugar, various qualities, just received and for ale low, by ' [march 26] T. G. HOWARD. DISSOLUTION. T HE Copartuershp existing between Horse ft Brown. in tlie manufacture of Portable Horse Power Thresh ers and Fans, at Freeman’s Mills. Cnerokee County, was dissolved by mutual consent. on the 16thday ot August last. J F’ lit iKSE. Nov. 18 d3t 1.G BROWN. T iik sciences of Chemistry and Medicine taxed their utmost to produce this best, m-st purgative which is known to man. Innumerable are shown that these Pills have virtues which siirpi-l excellence the ordinary medicines, and that th-y »i„T precedeiitedly upon the esteem of all men. They ltr and pleasant to* take, but powerful to cure. Th-i-j, trating properties .stimulate the vital nctivitiesof remove the obstructions of its organs, purify tbe i and expel disease. They purge out the foul Immure breed and grow distemper, stimulate sluggi-li ( deled organs into their natural action, and impart b tone with strength to the whole system. .Vi, they cure tlie every-day complaints of every U.jr also formidable and dangerous diseases that bare 1,-j tlie best of human skill. While they produce }-.s. effects, they are at tlie same time, in diminish, d-l,^ safest and best physic that cau lie employed f- r rlijJ Being sugar-coated, they are pleasant to tak. : and I.J purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm, have been made which surpass belief were they n stantiated by men of such exalted po-ition and tluicj ics to torbkl the suspicion of nntruth. Many clergymen and physicians have lent tbeir nam--.- in,..- to tlie public the reliability of my remedies, while have sent me the assurance of their conviction tin;; Preparations contribute immensely to the reliefcfj afflicted, suffering follow-men. The Agent fa-low named is pleased to farnish grati- American Almanac, containing directions for tl.eir n certificates of their cures, of Die follow ing complaint . Costiveness. P.ilious Complaints. Rheumatism. Drop Heartburn. Headache arising from a foul stolii.u-lu’ sea. Indigestion. Morbid Inaction of the Rowels and [j arising therefrom. Flatulency. Loss of App.-i oils and Cutaneous Diseases which require an svi medicine. Scrofula or King’s Evil. They a!-:.). I.y ; ing tlie blood and stimulating tlie system, cure u complaints which it would not l.e supposed tiny reach, such as Deafness. Partial Blindm-ss. N.-unlji,. j Nervous Irritability. Derangements of the l.iv. r amt tj neys. Gout, ami other kindred complaints ari-inp : low state of the body or obstruction of its function--. Do not lie put off by nnpi in. ipl-sl dealers with sal other pill they make more profit on. Ask for .tie Pills, and take nothing else. N- you compares with this in its intuit powers. Tlie sick want tlie l>est . and they should have it. Prepared by Dr. J. Practical and Analytical Chen eil. lb Price M-» Ctj. per Box. F’iv • i. SOLD BY DRUGGIS S EVERYWHERE Jill)- “JBili, 1858—ilftwly CARROLLTO X MASONIC INSTITUTE. John K. Ijlak. A. B.. President. r IT Ufa INSTITUTION, UX- I der Masonic control, is now iu successful operation and bids fair to be ot’exteu sive usefulness. Mr. John K. Leak, tho President, un • der whose care it op-tied, and lias rapidly prospered, will continue iu charge of it. Mr John W. St.anseli occu pies tlie chair of Mathemat ics, and all the other de partments will be filled with c&mpeteut T.-a-- Institution is favorably located in every particular i affords superior advantages to those bavin daughters to educate. Tbe Discipline i« excellent. The Course Complete, embracing all the branches taught and Female Colleges. Au opportunity of taking tbl ular Male Course is afforded to all young ladies J of obtaining a thorough Education. There are t u ary Socictiosconnected with the Institution. anJ - Medals of considerable value will be annually a# for met it iu Reading and Declamation. Wo respectfully solicit a liberal patronage tT.-m burs of the i irder and the Public generally Pann Guardians cannot commit their Children or War-;; safer hands. There is no chance for dis^ipatim. addition to the watchfulness of the Faculty, thru will be observed aud reported to the Fraternity The new Term will open the first Wednesday nary, 1859. and close on the last Wednesday in Jefcff Students received at any lime, and charged fruit i-J of entrance. No deduction in Tuition sayecasi' traded illness. Board $3 per mouth, iu yciu convenient to the Institute. Students from i ----H will come by railroad to Newnttn, Ga., tficiiCi vate conv.-yanee to Carrollton. A lull atleudaii sired at tin- opening of the Term. tSM' For fur tioulars address John K. Leak, CarroUt.-u, m RATES OV TUITION. Sprint Tm., Primary Department $!o ou Intermediate 15 Ou Collegiate 25 ou Music, (not inrlnd’g use of Instro’I.) 25 oo W .W. MERRI LL W J. T. MEADoR. 8 « B. M. LONG. J W Carrollton, Oct. 25 ’58 dec 1 wtf Fscm Town Property for Sale. T HE Subscriber otters for sale a House and fait in the City of Atlanta, ou Calhoun street, adjoining U ui. Crawford on tho North and Mrs. 1 fierce mi tin-South. F’or terms apply to David Crawford, Atlanta. Ga OcG-wtf. MELVIN A ITUWtuKU CHOICE OP Gr L IP x* H EREAFTER every purchaser before pure basin liis own Choice of Cuts at R.v.nnky’s Choice of Gifts at Kannev s Choice of gifts at Rannky’s Choice of Gifts ay Rannky’s Choice of Gifts at Ranxky’s Choice of Gifts at Rannky 1 ,s Choice of gifts at Rannky’s Choice of Gifts at Rannky’s Great AmericEU Gift Book House, No^ 2931-0 adwey. New Y'ojk. B where the gifts, consisting of Jewelry, ftc.. and varyihg in value from 75 cents to-lwo hundred dollars, are always ou exbibiion n ample Show cases. Gur new ’descriptive Catalogue, containing a large variety of Books iu iw.-rv department of Science and literature, (all of which are sold at regular publisher’s prices,) and expkiididg our new aed original system of allowing every purchaser liis own choice ol’Gifts, aud settidg forth unequalled induce meuts to agents, will lie stmt, post paid, to any individu al mi application. Address A. RANNKY, Agent Jul.V 8 w6m No. 293 Broadway. RICHARDSON'S Irish Linens. DAMASKS, DIAPERS,aW., C ONSUMERS of RICHARDSON S L1INENS, and those desirous of obtaining the genuine Goods. -Arnold see that the articles they purcliase are sealed with the full name of tlie firm, RICHARDSON, SONS &0WDEN, as a guarantee of tlie soundness aud durability of the Goods. This caution a rendered essentially necessary as large qMautities of Inferior an 1 defective Uin-ns are pre pared seasou after season and sealed with the name of Richardsou, by Irish Housed, who, regardless of the in jury thus indicted alike on the American consume and Uie manufacturers of the genuine Goods, will net readily abandod a business so profitable, while purchases cau be imposed on with Goods of a worthless aharacter. . BULLOCK E ft J. a LOCKE, Agents, 36 Church Street, New York. F UJARD CLOTH?,—A new supply just received and for ‘ 1 for sale low at HERRINGS VIA AS U.A lino ft MUST ANt. t.RUfP \\7 E will be prepared ou ami after tbe letLU wj VV December, to furnish auy uumtai fAD&O. MrsTAXn. and all variety of Vines, (Hoots or Cuttings,) that are now Ix-tim •* ted from tbo Patent office m Washington. at the u prices : For Hoots of any ouroi t>est Texas hr Vim s, Ten Dollars per Hundred, or tVvu-ntv t' r lars ]>er Thousand. Larger and smaller uutubrf *1 or Cuttings, in proportion. We will pack securely in boxes, so as : against Fix ezing aud shipped to any point east tilt issippt. through our Forwarding Merchants m .V 1 leans, or any house named by Parties. Fa. HOUV.1VVH aV C.1V, JetTersoti. Tevtj Cash must accompany Orders. [Jo - f tfc3k»The -Fed. Cnion" and Macon Oa.. " t*-U. * will insert for 4 mouths and scud bill to K. ROmOS a 0 DISSOLUTION. r pHE Copartnership heretofore exir-tinc fat««*J X undersigned, in the Ale, Porter and fai-vr tv siuess, in the city of Atlanta. Ga.. has been di-x mutual cuufunt. All persons indebted to tbe k. will make payment to James Noble. Jr., at the <* he being authorized to settle all outstaudn.- - James v.tuR ■ ' RUDULMi Hll-'-r Atlanta. Nov. 18, 185S NOTICE. T HE undersigned having purchased the eutim^M Of Rudolph Fillers in tbe stock of the hie 15 Noble ft F'.hlers. will continue tbe business i! branches, at tbe old staud. „, JAMES N'dBI-E ’ Atlanta. Nov. T8th, 1S5S. dlUW.fi , *,* National American, Rome Courier.utul ft Ad\ erleer copv 3 times. FJJLTON COUNTY. D. B. PLUMB & C| JiJ'tMhJ Sfprhct, A ugusht. Grctyui* W holesale ft Retail Weal«* Drugs, Medicines and Chemi ..is. Woods & Dye Stuft Oils, Paints aud Painters' Articles. V 1 ' Glass and Putty, Glass Ware. Ere ■ Perfumery, Fine Toilet and sfia '-h f Tooth aiiil Hair Brushes. Surgical ft Denial lusirur s, ‘ Supporters of all kiuds . ■ ^ , Manufactured Tobacco, a t, uil ' primary Medicines ,pf the t Pure Wiues and Brandi, s '«>' ' extract for flavoring. Choice « .tad 1 ' <3* We otter goods oqua 1 c’-' fained from any similar mV fo’- nt Warranted to fa-pure, fr' : v«V*‘ Orders from the Couutr . Uuu guaranteed w ith re. Physicians prescript , n tiou at all hours of th. l.e -ring'd- B KEBK’SCekmated HAT t aud for sale b sep23