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Agricultural.
Florida Wheat.
The Florida Sentinel contains a no>
lice of some intereating experiments now
milking in the culture of wheat, nt. Tal
lahassee, hv Gov. Brawn and Judge
Randall. We copy the following extract
from that paper, of May 3d : '
<« Tlie wheat crop in the neighborhood
is now ready for harvesting, and a re
markably promising crop. We don’t
think a better one of its size will be
grown anywhere near tliis latitude—but
the misfortune is, that it is a small owe.
—\Ve have seen two patches of say a
quarter aero, in the garden of Judge
Randall, and the other about an acre and
'a half in Gov Brown’s garden. Both
* are of the same kind—an early May
wheat of a beautiful golden color in straw
and grain, the seed of which was origi-
nally brought from Georgia, from the
Macon Fair, of 1851. It is as fuir a
grain as possible, and the sample exhibit
ed by Gov. Brown at the Leon County
Fair last fall, weighed some seven
pounds more to the bushel than the or
dinary run of Northern wheat. There
is not a sign of disease or blight of any
sprt about the two patches we have spo
ken of—nor has anythinghappeuedin the
courso of experiments thus far to excite
a suspicion that wheat cannot as well
he grown in this section of Florida as
Indian corn, and produce an equal if not
a better yield. Gov. Brown’s patch will
yield, ho thinks, at the rate of fifteen
bushels to the acre; but we doubt wlietli-
* Cr tho land, in its present condition,
could have produced that coin. In fact,
it had been ptetty much exhausted by
previous crops of corn. It was rudely
ploughed by the gardiner, with an old
shovel plough, and harrowed with a lit
tle wooden concern roughly knocked to
gether by him for that partieular pur
pose. The grain has not actually cn-
joyod tho facilities which would have
been extended to it in the ordinary
* plantation culture of this neighborhood.
It was sown on the first day of Decem
ber last—will be reaped this week, and
We feel confident it will be scarcely ex
celled in quality by any wheat reaped
in the United States this year. It is the
purpose and desire of the Governor to
distribute the grain in small quantities
to all applicants who may wish to make
an experiment for themselves.
“He has also growing and thriving a
patch of bearded wheat, the seed which
was obtained from I>r. White, of Gads
den, and sown at the the same time.—
This looks very well, hut it is not so ear-
-/ Jy-a grain by some weeks, as tho other,
nor"is it so light colored and heavy.
“Thus, for two successive years, the
Governor has had a growth of wheat
undistuibed by a solitary manifestation
of disease—yield as heavily as corn; and
proving that it can bo just as well growh
here as corn.”
Htcairinijs.
. Moderation.
Let your Moderation he known unlo
all Men.”
“ We should strive to acquire mode-
ration in all our pursuits—in our wishes
—our occupations—our expectations—
and oar passions, if we would pass safe
ly and happily through the groat battle
oflife.
Wishes and desires rest within. If
they are immoderate or improper, tho’
***** Stewff,s
tive pursuits in which we engage rise Sale.
Early Tomatoes.—In order to have
tomatoes ripon thoroughly with us, they
should have an early start. A writer
in the Gcrman-town Telegraph thus dis-
courscth about this valuable fruit:
There is probably no fruit which is
at present more generally and deservedly
esteemed, than tho Tomato. Its medici
nal virtues arc more universally recog
nized by pr actitioners, and very few gar
dens are destitute of it, though owing to
various ca'uses not necessary to mention,
success in cultivating it are rarely attain
ed. The soil best adapted to this fruit,
'* is required early in the season,
A shovelfull of old,
in each hill, will be
»plants after they come
np, require only lb be hoed and weeded,
to insure an edrhndant crop. Sticks, to
keep the fruit from coming in contact
with the dirt, may bo supplied, or a few
bushes placed around the plants, will be
good protection. On very rich land, the
vines possess greater vigor but the ma
turation of tho fruit is retarded, and is
- less rapid aed healthful. For sauce, pies
and pickles, as well as for a variety 3f
other uses the tomato is unsurpassed by
_ any vegetable with which wo are ac-
• quainted. Tho yield is very large, con
sequently a full supply for domestic pur
poses, and uses, may be obtained from a
few hills. The yellow tomato is generally
preferred to tho red, though both are
good. Preference, is perhaps, in this, a
. matter of mere taste, after all. .In the
vicinity of largo markets, as much clear
profit is frequently realized from a few
. *rods of land cultivated in early tomatoes,
as from many a hundred acre farm, which
* produces only the ordinary kinds of veg
etables and grains.
beyond moderation, they fill the j world
with great disorders. I say not that all
ambition is to be checked ; somo men
are formed by nature for risinginto con
spicuous stations in life- In following
the impulse of their minds, and proper
ly executing the talents with which God
has blessed them, there is room for am
bition in a laudible sphere, and to be
come the instrument of much public
good. Be sober, therefore, in fixing
your aims ami planning your destined
pursuits. By aiming too high you may
fall short of what it was within your
power to have reached. Instead of at
taining to eminence, you may bring up
on your head manifold disasters. “I
say unlo every man among you, not to
thinkmore highly of himself than hcovght
to think, hut to think soberhj!'
Whatever your aims be, there is one
exercise of moderation which must be
enjoined on those of tho greatest abili
ties, as well as to others—that is, never
to transgress the bounds of moral duty.
The man of modcraiion, ns he is tempe
rate in his .wish.es, 30 hi his pursuits he
is regulated by virtue. A good con
science is of more value to him than suc
cess. In his highest enterprise he de
sires not to have the appearance of a me
teor which fires the sky, or a commct
which astonishes the public by its blaz
ing, eccentric course, but rather to re
semble those steady luminaries of Hea
ven which advance in their orbits wi.th a
silent and regular motion. He approves
himself thereby tho virtuous, the wise,
the discerning ; and by a temperate and
unexceptionable conduct, escape those
dangers which persons of an opposite
desetiplion are perpetually incurring.
The great motive of this virtue is
suggested by the words immediately fol
lowing the text, “ The Lord is at hand.”
The judge is coming to close this tem
porary scene of things, and to introduce
a higher state of things. The day is at
hand which will place the great con
cerns of men in a point of view very
different fromthc present; will strip the
world of false glory ; will- detect the
vanity of oarthiy pursuits; and disclose
objects which' have the proper title to
interest a rational mind. Were it of-
tcirer in our minds that the Lord is at
hand, none of those things which now so
violently discompose and agitate wordly
men, would appear of sufficient magni
tude to raise a commotion in our breasts.
They give no ground for entire disre
gard of earthly concerns, but they af
ford a good reason why they who bo-
liovo that the Lord is at hand, should let
S'iwo and be known,
Rev. Hugh Blair.
Habersham Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL be'sold before the Comt-
Houin door in Clarkesville, Habersham
county, on the first Tuesday in June next, within
the legal boars of sale tho following property
lo-wit:
All the right, title, and claim that A. P. l’ln-
lips has to lot of land, No. 13. in the Tlth district
of Habersham county; levied on as tbo properly
of A. P. Philips to satisfy a fi fa issued from a
Magistrate’s Court of said county, Leonard Tow
ers vs A. P. Philips and Benjamini Cleveland.—
Levy made and returned by a Bailiff.
J. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
- may 5—tils,
W LL be sold before tho Coort-Honne door
in the town of Clarkesville, on tlie first
Tnesday in Jnne next, within the legal hours of
sale, the following properly to-wit j
All the right, title or interest William Freeman
has in or to forty acres of land,-more or less, lying
and being in tlie r.orth-eost corner of lot No. 8S
in the second disrrict of Habersham county;
levied on as the property of William Frceetnnm
to satisfy n fi fa issued from a Magistrate's
Court of said county, Zadock Anderson vs Wil
liam Freeman. Levy made and reiarned by a
Bailiff. J. TAYLOR, Sheriff,
may 5—tds. >
Franklin Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL BE SOLD before tlie Court
Ilonse door in Carnesville, Franklin
county, between the usual hours of sale, on the
first Tuesday in Jane next, the following prop
erty to-wit:
One negro girl by the name of Hilda, 'of light
complexion, and five years old; also.one Tan
Yard, adjoining the village of Caraesville, Con
taining twenty acres, and stock; one house and
lot in Caraesville containing five acres, more or
less, it being the place whereon J. T- Under
wood now lives, well improved ; all levied upon
as the property ’ of Benjamin F. King to sat
isfy a fi fit issued from the Superior Conrt of
Franklin county, John O. Green vs B. F. King;
also one in favor of Force. Brothers & Co. vs
said King, issued from the Superior Conrt ofsaid
county, and sundry other fi fas against said
King. Properly pointed out by defendant.
Also thirty-five barrels of corn, more or less,
three stacks of fodder, elevcu head of siieep,
one cow and calf, one yearling one bay horse,
ono black pony now in the posssssion of Mrs.
Bellamy ;nll levied upon as the property of John
H. Pay lie, to satisfy a fi fit issued troro the Infe
rior Conrt of said comity, Pieasunt Holbrook vs
John H. Payne, nud John Bmwner seenrity, and
sundry other fi fas against said John II. l’ayne.
JAMES H CHAPPELEAR, Sheriff
nwy 5—tds.
Administrator’s Sale.
TTT71LL he sold on the first Tnesday in July
V\ next in the town of Jefferson, Jackson
county; the following parcel of land, to wit:—
Forty-five acres, more or less, sitnatitd ni the
county of Jackson (formerly Franklin) and known
as the southern portion o‘ the Brew.ton survey,
adjoihTcg lands of Walker and others, wild as the
property of James Brewton, deceased. Terms
made known on day of sale.
KENAN T. TERRELL, Adm’r.
may 5—tds .
Notice.
rnilE subscriber late ofClakesvifle, 6a... Tia
Jl .taken the Johnson House in' Atlanta, Ga on
White Hall street, and is prepared to take all
who may call os private or transient boadors.—
The house is in a quiet part of the city and
strictly temperate.' Charges moderate, &c. &c.
Feb. 3d. : ,’53—tf R.NASJI,
Georgia, Habersham County.
T WO months after date application will he
made to the Conrt of Ordinary ofsaid county
for leave to sell all the lands belonging to the es
tate of Devereaux Jarret, late of said county, de
ceased. C If. JARRETT. ' .
ROBERT JARRETT, $ Aomr *
march 31—2in.
Georgia, Franklin County.
By the Conrt of Ordinary of said County
W HEREAS Stephen B. Westbrook. Execu
tor of John Westbrook,late of said conuty,
deceased, petitions the CourCTbr a discharge
from said Executorship ;
Tliererorcall persons concerned aroliereby re
quired to show cause, if any they have, why said
Executor should not. at the regular term of said
Court to be held on the first Monday in Septem
ber next, ba discharged from said executorship.
By order of said court at the regular term
thereof held this the seventh day of February,
1353. JOHN G. YORK, Ordinary.
Feb. 17—19—Cm.
State of Georgia )
County OF Clark. V present, Asa bfJacl-
J son. Esq., Ordinary.
I T appearing to the Conrt by the petition of
Charles F. Hardy, that Thomas Hancock,
late of said county, deceased, did, in his life time,
execute to said Charles P. Hardy, his bond, con-
ditinned to make a good and lawful title to said
Charles F. Hardy to a certain tract of land, in
Jackson county, on the Oconee River .adjoining
lands of Adair, Glenn,, Richardson Hancock,
and others., containing four bun tired'acres, more
or less, and called the .David Neal tract. And it
further appearing that said Thomas Hancock de*
parted this life without making said title to said
tract of land; or in any Way provided therefor;
and it farther appearing that said CharlesF. Hardy
has fully paid up to the said Thomas Hancock,
during his life, the entire amount of Hie purchas-
eel money for said land, and ttief sachl Onarles.F.
Hardy having petitioned theCnnrt to direct John
C Johnson, Administrator of the estate of "said
Thomas Hancock, deceased, to execute to. him
titles to said tract of land in conformity with said
bond; R It is, • therefore, hereby ordered, that
uolicebe given at three, or.more, public places
in the county of Clark; and in the Southern Hau
lier once a month for three nionthsoF such appli
cation.’ that all persons concerned may file ob
jections in my office, if any they bnvy, why said
John C. Johnson Administrator of said Thomas
Hancock, deceased, should not execute titles to
said hit of land in eottformity with said bond. .
A true extract from the minutes of said Court
attbeMarch term, 1853.
ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary,
march 10—52 3ui.
Georgia. Madison Comity.
Court of Ordinary, December Term, 1352.
W HEREAS. Elijah Williams, Executor of the
last wilt and testament of John Willieros,
Into of said con nty, deceasod, applies for letters
oi dismission from said Executorship:
These are tlievefure to cite and admonish all,
and singular the kindred and creditors of said de
ceased, to be and appear nt my office within the
lime prescribed by taw, to show cause, if any ex
ist. why sahl letters sboirld not be granted.
Given under my hand and sea! at office, this
6th day of December. 1852.
WILLIS STRICKLAND, Ordinary.
December 9—39—Cm.
Franklin Sheriffs Sale. 1
os THE FIRST TEKSPAT IN ACNE NEXT,
W ILL be sold before the Court-House donr
in CarnesviHe. Franklin connly, within,
the usual hours or sale, the folio wiug property
to-wit:
One dark brown mole, two years old,one sor
rel horse three years old, levied upon ns the pro
perty of Isaac E. Casey to satisfy an nttaclrmetit
tu favor of James Nesliett vs Isaac E. Casey, re
turnable to the Ieferior Court ofsaid county, and
sold under an order of the Inferior Court of said
county, as perishable property.
Ateo one yoke of oxen, one feather bed and
furniture, two armed chairs, one phic table,
levied upon as the property of John M. Shelton,
to satisfy a fi fa in favor of the Stata of Georgia
for the tree of the officers of Conrt vs John M.
.Shelton and George Green,sold under an order of
the Superior Court of said county,
may 5 JAMES H. EHAPPALEAR. Sh’ff
Georgia, Madison County.
Court o f Ordinary. February Term, 1853.
W HEREAS James O’KclIdy Ex
ecutor on the estate of Fmocinn Spmtbng,
deceased, petitions lire Court of Ordinary for
letters of dismission from said Executorship:
■It is therefore ordered by the Court tha t notice
be given by publication once a month for six
months in the Southern Banner requiring all
persons concerned to show cnqsc, if any exist,
why said James O’Kellev, Executor as aforesaid,
shall not be discharged from said Executorship
on the first monday m September next.
A true extract from the minutes of said Court
this 7th day of Fobniai-v. 1853.
If. 51. MBRONBY, D. Ordinary.
Feb. 17—49 —Cm.
Tire Child’s Inquiry.—“ Mother,’
said a smiling little girl of five or six
summers, “ why don’t you say your
prayers at night before you go to bed I”
'I ho child was in the habit of saying the
prayer it had been, taught, and noticed
that its mother did not kneel down to
pray. The mother felt the reproof-giv
en by her little daughter, and her eva
sive reply was, “How do you know but
that I do?” I tun well acquainted with
that mother; have known her for years;
but seldom have 1 known her to bow
beforo her Maker in secret. Perhaps,
like too many mothers, she silenced that
faithful minitor by thinking over a few
cold and heartless petitions to her God.
And is this.tlie way to- secure an inter
est in the Saviour, to gain strength for
the battle of life, and to discharge the
duties of a mother? Would you call
that mother a Christian? Is she foK
lowing Jesus J’
Walton Postponed Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL be told before the Court-House dorr
in the town- of Monroe, on the first Tues
day in June next, within the legal hours of sale,
tho following property to wit;
Two negros. to wit, Nat a man, about 56 years
of age, Creacy, a woman, about 51 years of age,
and 15D-acres of land more or less, part of Tot
No. 158 in the 3d district of Walton, adjoining
lands of William I’ike, Thos. Batchellur andnth-
Rogers; U?Midsiy'u flIn'laincTH-nm Walton'*mi'
periorCourt, in favor of William Ciine vs Robert
Rogers. Property pointed out by said Boners.
JAS. I*. WILKINSON, Sheriff,
May 5,—tds.
Walton Postponed Sheriff’s Sale.
ON THE FIHST TUESDAY IN JUNE NEXT.
W i LL be sold before the conrt house door
in Monroe, between the legal hours of
sale, the following property, to wit:
Une house and lot formerly occupied 1 by tho de
fendant as a drug store,adjoining Hill & oJbnson,
levied on_as the property of Ira Delamater, to-
satisfy a fi fa issued from Walton Superior Court
in favor of Jesse H. Arnold vs Ira Dchunnter.
may 0, ’53 . JAS. V. WILKINSON,
• Sh’ff.
Jackson Sheriff’s Sale,
a 7
tho
ON the first Tuesday in June next will be sold
Rural Axioms.—It costs no more. to-
liaise a hundred bushels of Baldwins than
a' hundred bushels of cider apples, or
ten barrels of Ycigalieus or BartlcUs,.
than the same quantity of choke pears.
An oxo costing two dollars,.with/which,
a laborer may out fifty cords of wood a
month, is a cheaper tool than an axe cost-
^ iticr but one dollar, and with which he
i cut .only forty cords.
A "cheap plough” at five dollars, cost-
i one season three dollars in repairs,
fltrnn vy*grn in 1no»
and three "more in. lost time to* teams, wh*.
men, and by retarding crops; is a dearer
1 ;h than one at tea dollars, requiring
no repairs.
A cow. bought for tea dollars,, whose
t pays bor keeping, affords-less
me at thirty dollars, that gives
amount of milk afforded by
id, costin w
ched, manured, and im
s more, so as to give
uch more valuable and
wenfy acres unimproved,
the money...
plow would-thrive,
.himself, or drive.”
(chokes.—For stock feeding: we
no root which is boiler fitted as
for the potato thau. this. lit
properties, as we showed this
year, weight for weight, it may
u red.as its equal, whereas, in
capacity it is many times its
A lot assigned to artichokes
kept for this culture alone, as
“ lan ted they remain for years,
for corn, plant four by two.
them clean a3 you would
r6p of corn, and the;
Id you some 500 bush
rican Farmer..
Beautiful Sentiment.—We live in
the midst of blessings till we are utterly
insensible of their greatness and the
source from whence they flow. We
speak Pf our civilization* out arts, our
freedom, our~ laws, and forgot entirely
how large a- share- is due to Christianity.
Blot Christianity out of man’s history,
and what would his laws have been—
what his civilization?: Christianity is
mixed up with our very being and' our
very life;: .there is not a familiar object
rqund us- which does not wear a different
aspect because the lightV>f Christiatilove
is upon it-^-not a law which does not
owe its truth and gentleness to Christian
ity—not a costum which caunot he traced"
in all its holy, beautiful parts, to th Gos
pel.—Sir A. Park.
before tbe court bouso door in the town of
Jefferson, between the usual ho-rs of sale, tho
following property to wit;
Interest of George F. Adams in one hundred
acres, it being one fonrth part, on the waters of
Om-rv’s creek, ad joining lands of Somnel Watson
ami Middleton Witt and others, levied on ns the
defendant's interest by virtue of Justices’ Court
fi fa issued from the 245tli district, G. M. in favoi
ol \V. S. Thomson & Co. vs George F. Adams
ami sundry li fas. Levy made nud returned to
me by C2nstable, this 21st April, 1853
m>8 W. 3. THOMPSON.Sb’ff.
Jackson, Sheriff ’s Sale
TWflLL be sold before the Court*
» " House door, in the town of Jefferson
Jackson county, ou. the first Tuesday iu Juno
next, tho following property to-wit:
Five negroes, or nlftb'e interest 6r Green R.
Bad};,, jt being one undivided ninth part or the
remainder in-the following five-negroes, to-wit ;
Msriah, 45 years old. Jasper 35-years, old, Julia
15-years old, Irvin 12 years old, and Arch 10
years old:. All levied on, as tho properly of
Green R. Daily, by virtue of three Justice’s
Court fi fas issued from 257th district, G. M.,
two fi fas James A. Thomas vs Green R. Baily,
and ono other fi fa O. P. Wood for tho use or
John \.. Smith vs Green R. Baily. Levy made
and returned to me by Constables*
Also at the saute time and place, two hundred
acres ofland, more or leas adjoining Mfs. Hill and
otters, ou the waters of Beech Creek, all levied
.{Soorgia, Fuanklin County.
¥ HEREAS, .Tames H. OliappcUaer, Guardian
of Ann 1. Chappalaer, (Idiot ).is desirous of.
TsxlismissG 1
obtaining letters-disu
aer, ,
ry.from said Guardian-
>JU is- therefore upon The. application or said
Giiaulian. ordered, that nil persons concerned,
appear at the next June Term of this Coart, to
bo held, on .the first Monday in June next, to
show canso why said guardian should nni be dis
missed from-said. gaartfiansbip..
Given under my hand nt office this 4thdtiyof
April, 1853. JOHN G. YORK, OrdV.
april 14-40 d V
Georgia, Walton County.,
drill at s- Court of Ordinary, March, Term,1853.
Present,-R. J. Kennedy. Ordinary of
said Court.
r»«F.
ition of Abram S. Co wen, Aritninis-
JL tralor of George Cowen, deceased, shev
that he has 1'uliy discharged tho duties assi j
him.ia said mist, and prays to be dischai
from said administration , ' .
It is therefore ordered, that al i persons con
cerned he notified nt terms of the law, to show
cause, if any they have, at the regular Term of
this court to beheld on the first Monday in Oc
tober next, why the said Administrator should
to he discharged from all further Iiabf
such administrator.
A truo extract from the minutes of'said.'<
Given under my hand. March-12; 1851.
march 17, Cm R. J .KENNEDY, Ord’y.
Notice.
Gn ,‘, u Ao^Onfinwy oiMldi^n
ndbelonging'to tlw
on as the property ofLo wis G.Mose! y, James A.
Mosely.an | M. S. Moseley, by virtue oftwb Jus
tice sCourt fi fas issued from 243rd District G. .51
to favor of Joseph Elsherry vs Lewis G. M.wely,
James A. M'isely. and M. S. Mosely. returned to
nte by a.Constable.
J. II RANDOLPir, D. Sheriff,
may 5th-*-tds. '
Executor’s Sale.
j4 an order o£ the Ifonorable.
X*. the Court of Ordinary of Clarke county,
trig be *1,1 „„ th e firit Tuesday in July next
n^i^^TS l ^° e . sal honr8 °f sale, tho lands of
orci 0 ht hundred acres. This tract wiM be sold
fit of the legatees,
may 12,—40d
Terms on tho dav of sale
W.M.L. MITCHELL.
Ad in in ist ra tors’ Sale.
W I ,™r^ d b . y ,. oriIcr,,r Court of Ordi-
T V nat> or branklin.county, beforo the Court
House door .□ CnrnsviUe, Fr^iklin 'county, on
hnn« r I ", esda Y 10 Ja, y between lire |e 5 al
hours of sale, ono tract ofland coatainiuj four
acres, more or,less, on the waters or
■ C.eek, adjoining lauds of Smith and
ofsale -^ ■ TEMPLE F. COOPER,
may 1—10d Administrator.
Franklin County.
HEREASJuhn B. Wade applies to me for
letters of guardianship for William J. Moss,
minor of William VV. Moss, 7 .-- --
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular tho kindred and friends ofsaid mi
nor to show cause, if any they have, in terms of
the law, why said letters should not be granted
the said applicant at the next July term of this
Court. Jdi-'.,
hand al office, this 5th day of
JOHN G. YORK. Or’dy.
State of Georgia,
Clarke County.
Georgia, Hall County.
W HEREAS John C. Chastain, Ad
ministrator Uj
further administration ofsaid
, . wit ..
To the. Honorable Su
perior Court of said
y Cwnty.
T HE petition or John H. Newton and filizur
L. Newtou respectfully shnweth, that here
tofore. to wit, ontno nveuty-diird day of Octo
ber. eighteen hundred nnd forty-seven, Daniel
Van Houton. !iml MichaelS. Barrett,of saidcouri-
ty, made and delivered to your petitioners their
four promissory notes, bearirig datea the day nnd
year aforesaid, by each of which they promised
to pay your petitioners five hundred dollars for
value received, with Juterest from the first day
of January eighteen hundred and forty-eight;-
said notes fulliug due respectively on tire first
day af January of each of the years eighteen
^hntidred and-fifty, eighteen hundred.and fifty-
one, eighteen hundred and fifty-two, nncl eigh
teen hundred and fiB.y-three; and for the better
seenring tbe paymen: of said notes at the dates,
t he same ivecsime due and payable, 'he said Dan-,
iel Van HuCton and Michael S. Bai reU executed
and .delivered: to y.our petitioners their certeiu
deed of mortgage, conveying to yottr petitioners
all that lot or parcel of land lying and-being in
the county and State aforesaid in the town of
Athens, known as the Madame Gouyaine lot,,ad
joining Morton and Mitchell, conditioned to he
void upon the payment of tbe notes efin-esmo,
and one other note which has been paid, which
four notes nforesaifl and deed of mortgage- are
in Cour t* be shown. Yet yoar.petilioners aver
that said Daniel Van ffotrton and Michael fij
•Barrett although so indebted, and to pay said
notes often requested have not paid the same. bilt
the same to pay have hitherto and do at ill refuse,
exccp: two credits on the first of said notes, of
$300, July 23, 1350, nnd $142 50, August 30.
1850. Wherefore your petitiduers pray that such
rule and order may be made and passed by tlie
Court according to 0 e statute as ia in such case
made and provided.
Ww. L. MITCHELL, Tiff’s Att’y,
AdministratoS^gJ
between the legal hours of™!*
'M
ceased. Sold for the benefit
itora ol said, estate. Terms on tl le
J AMES JOHNSON A.1 .
pril 14—tds. V: Ad n»’ ri
no .
Elrod deceased applies to me for letters of Dis
mission from the
estate:
These are therefore to> cite and admonish nlT,
and siugnlor tbe kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to show cause, if any exist, in termes
of law why letters dismissnry shall not be grant
ed said applicant at tbe September term, next, of
this court.
Given under my hand ISlh Feb., 1353.
M. GRAHAM, Ordinary.
Feb. 24 —50—6m.
Georgia, Franklin Countj.
Court of Ordinary of said County.
¥ HEtlEAS. Thomas Puliiam. administrator
of Samuel Garner, late of said county-, de
ceased, potitions tire Court for a discharge" from
said administration :
Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby
required to show cause, if any they have*, why
said administrator should not. at the regular term
ol said conrt, to be held on the first Monday in
October next, be discharged from said ail minis
tration.
By order of said Court at tho regular term
thereof, held this 7lh day of March. J853.
roitroh 17—6m JOHN G. YORK, Ord'y
‘ 1, Clf
Georgia, Clark County.
Court of Ordinary of Said County.
W HEREAS John Calvin Johnsou,
Administrator on the estate ol Jnsiah
Woods, late of Virginia, deceased, petitions the
Court fora dischai ge- from said administration:
Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby
required to-show cause, if any they have, why
said Administrator should hot, at the regular term
of said Court, to be held on the first Monday in
November next, be discharged from said ad minis-
t ration.
By ordter of said Court, • held, this 4lh April,
1853. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary.
April 7-—Bin. \
Georgia, Jackson County.
rXTHERBAS, Robert J. Millicao. adromtstrs-
VV tor, with the will annexed, on the estate
of Nathan J. Sharp, deceased, applies to mo for
letters of dismission from said administration:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all.
and singnlarthe kindred nnd creditors of said
deceased, to file their objections, if any they
have, why said letters should not he granted the
applicants the next June Term of tho Court of
Ordinary for said county. ’
Given under my hand at office^ 4tR Dee, 1352.
JOHN G. PITTMAN, Ordinary.
December 9—39—Gin.'
Georgia, Franklin County,
Court of Ordinary of said County,
W HEREAS. William Bellamy Administrator
of Nicholas Bellamy, late of said county
deceased, petitions (he Court for adiscbarge from
said Administration ;
■ Therefore all persons concerned arc hereby
required to show cause, if any they have, why
said Administrator should not, at the regular
term of said court to be held "u the first Monday
in September next, bo discharged fronji said Ad
ministration.
By order of Said Court at tho regular term
thereof held this 7th day of February ,.4853.
JOHN G. YORK, Ordinary.
Feb. 17—49—Gin..
Georgia Habersham, County.
T OW months after date application will be
made to the Hon. ’Court of Ordinary of
raid couuty for leave to sell tho interest (being
twin-thirds} of Richard Hall, late ofsaid county,
deceased, in and to lot No. 5, in the village of
Clarkesville.
JOSHUA S. IIOLBERT, Adm’r
march 31—2m. -
Georgia, Clarke County.
Court of Ordinay of said County. •
W HEREAS John Branch, Executor
of me-last will and testament of Dicy
Branch late of said county, deceased, petitioos
the the Court for a discharge Trom said .executor
ship: .
Therefore, all persons concerned are-hereby re
quired to show-cause* if any they have, why raid
Executor should not, at the regular term of raid
Court, to be held on tbo first Monday in Novem
ber next bo discharged from said executorship.
By order ofsaid Court, held this 4lh day of
April, 1853
ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. -
April 7.—6m.
A’dininis tratsr’sSale.
¥ ILL be sold ih Marietta, Cobb ooiinly on the
first Tuisday in'Juue next.lot ofland. No.
432, in the 19th District and2d. Section, contain-
.ing forty acres:. '
And.omthe first Tuesday id July next will he
sol’d in Canton Cherokee county, lot, No 409. in
the 21st District'tfnd 2d. Section, containing for
ty acres.- All sold ns the property belonging to
the estate oflsaac Dorsey late of Hnll county de
ceased, under on order of tlie Court of Ordinary,
of said county.
JAMES DORSEY Adm’r. dc bonis non. .
april 28—-40d.
Mortgage Sheriff’s Sale
o o
W ILL he sold before the court hoaso door
in Gninsvillc, Hall county, on the first
Tnesday in June nexi.. within the usual: hours-of
sale, thefollovvirfg property, to wit; Iff
One negro girl, eight years old, n.imed Maty,
of yellow complexion, levied on as the property
of Lovick P. Thomas, to satisfy n mortgage fi ta
issued from the Superior Court of said couuty,
in favor of Decry P-. Thomas, property pointed
out in said fi fit- - A. KENNEDY,
inarch 31 Sheriff
Georgia, Madison County.
Court if Ordinary, March * Term, 1853.
W HEREAS, James Thompson, executor of
the last will and testament of Jas. Thomp
son^ Sr.^deceased, applies for letters of dismis
sion from said executorship:
These are therefore to.cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of Said
deceased, to be and appear at my office within
the time prescribed by law,.to show cause,, if any
exist, why raid letter* should not be granted;
Given under my baud at office,, this 7th day of
March, J853.
march 17—Cm WILLIS. STRICKLAND,
. Ordinaiy.
Gecwgia, Jacksdn County.
'¥7t7’HEREAS James Defer applies to
V v me for letters of Guardianship of Harriet
O. Mare L. M. Nuucy E. Martha S. Sarah S. and
Jesse C.Willingham Orphans of Jesse .Willingham
Decease^.
These are therefore to cite and .admonish all
lifiSSTV 1 l*’P 5e \ s ’'° suit purchasers, nod a plaf and singular the kindred and friends ofsahl or-
it of till'l °” , *“ ,y of 8aI< ?- Sold for the bene- phnns to bo andappear at my office on or be lore
tho first Monday in jnne next'to sliowcause
they havo why said letters should not be granted
said applicant on such other personas the Con
icay. in its Discrcssion think proper to u p point.
Given mider my lutud ntoffleo this 25th Aprr
1853. JOHN a PITTMAN Ord’y.
Aril 23.-39
J 44-
^^i^^Tjiilrdlah’s Safe.
W ILL be sold under an order of tho- Court
of Ordinary of Walton county, on the
first Tifi’S'lcy in Jdiie next, heforo tho_ court-house
door iu Blaii-svillc.Uuiou couiUy. during the legal
hours of sale, The undivided half
section 1st, 18th district.
Notice.^
Hall couuty,
and alt persoi
immediate paymei
march 24
Madison Sheriff’s Sale.
ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IS JUNE NEXT,
W LL be sold before the. court-house door
infhe town of D»nfelsyille, within the
legal hours of sale, the following property, to
wit; ’ . • : ■
One hundred nnd thirty acres of land, more
or less, on the waters of Brushy Creek adjoining
lauds of B-. Ycrby and others by virtue of a> ft fa
issued from a Justice’s Court ol the 382d district
G. Ml in I'avrirolWilliamC. Bridges vs J. A. Oliver,
levied on as the 'p ro P ert y °f said Olivor. Levy
made and returned by a Constable.
JOHN SCOTT, Sheriff.
April 28—tda. ■
Georgia, Habersham? County.
7 o all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS John D. Field applies to. me for
letters of administration on the estate of
William M. Field, late of said county, decensed.
These arc, therefore, tv cite and adrqigrish all
persons interested to bo und appearat my office
within tlie time prescribed by law to show cause
if any exists, why said letters should not be
granted. • '
Giveu nniter my hand at office, this 18th day
of April, 1853. C. H. SUTTON, Ord’y.
april23—30d
John H. Newton,
Elizur L: Newtonj
rs.
Danrel Van Houton,
Michael S. Barrett,
Georgia, Franklin CoumT
and singular the kindred and credS 04 ^
deceased, tn be and appear at my nffir. rf *'*
fore the first Monday in J u „e
cause if auy they have, why grid l e tu‘“S
Tiot be granted, el eri
Given under my hand at office t u.,L
of April, 1353. race , tlluih e4[k ,
april 14-30 J. JOHN OYong ^ '
Notice.
«, W^ll all the uKST"”"*
■\ February Term. 1852
Mortgage ou Real Es
tate. t‘f
Rule Nisi,
Present, His Honor,
James Jackson—
Jud ge of said Court.
I T AP°EARTNG'to the Court, by the petition
of John H. Newton and Elixur L. Newton,
that on tbe twenty-third day of October, eighteen
hundred and forty-seven, Daniel Van Houton ami
MichaelS. Barrett made and delivered to your
petitioners their four notes hearing date the day
nud year aforesaid, by each of which they prom
ised to pay your petitioners fivc hundred dollars
for value received with interest from the first'
day of Janunry.eighqrenhuudred aud- forty-eight,
raid notes Hilling dueFrcspectively on the first day
of January in each of the y ears,eighteen hundred
and fifty, eighteen hundred nud 1 fifty-one. eigh
teen hunt! red and fifty-two, and eighteen hun
dred and filty-tbroe; arid that afterwards on the
day* and year first aforesaid, the raid Daniel Van
Houton and Michael S. Barrett, the better to
secure the payment of said notes, executed and
delivered to yottr petitioners, thehtideed of mort
gage, conveying to your petitioners nil that fot
or pavselof land lying and bejug in tlie county
and State aforesaid, in the totyu of Athens,
known as.tke Madame Gouvaine lot, adjoining
Morton and- Mitchel t conditioned to be void upon
the payment of the raid four notes, and one other
iiote which has beetj paid; and it farther appear
ing that raid four notes remain unpaid except that
the first ofsaid notes has two cred its of $300, July
23?, 1350?. aud or $142 50- August’ 30*. 1850; it is
therefore ordered that the said Daniel Van llau-
ton ami Michael S. Barret do pay into court bythe
first day of the next term thereof, the principl
and interest, dire onsnid notes together with the
cost of this proceeding, or show cause to the con
trary if anv they have; and that on the failure of
said DaniofVan Houton and Michael 8. Barret so
to do. the equity of redemption in aud to said
mortgaged premises be forever thereafter barred
and foreclosed; anil it is further ordered thattbis
rule bo published in some public Gazette of this
State, once a month for four months or a copy
thereof served on the the sniff Daniel Vun Houton
and Michael &. Barret, or their special agent or
attorney at least three moiuhs previous'to the
next term of this Court.
A.tnte extract, from the minutes of said court
Given nnder my ftatul at office, this 2d. day of
april 1853, JOHN CALVIN JOHNSON.
nprH 28—I'm. .
Franklin Inferior Court, January Term,
1853.
The Trustees of Franklin eo. 5 Scire Facias
Academy, vs. Peyton R. Jones, } to revive a dor-
George W. tVily. J matit Judgment.
I T appearing to the Conrt from the retjirn of
the Sheriff; that the defendants are not to be
found in this county of Franklin, and it further
appearing to the Court, that said defendants re
side without the State of Georgia-? it ia- there
fore ordered by the Cc.irl. that scire facias be
perfected on them by publication of this order
in the Southern Banner, at Athens, once a month
for four months, previous to the next-term of this
Court. ....
Present, their Honors, T . ' •:
Henry Frxicmax,
Noah Looney,
N If. White,
■ T. K. Starks,-•
J. E. Carter.
A true extract from, the minutes of said Court.'
Given tinder my hand; this 7th day of March,
1853. V^ ;; VVM. J. OLIVER.c ic
march 17—1—4 m
Georgia, Franklin County.
W HEREAS, Susan Wheeler applies tow
for Letters nf Guardianship nt Sn«n H-
VVheeler. orphun of James Wheeler, decessol.
These are therefore. In cite aud ndmoliiibit
and singular the kindred aud friend* of raid cr-
pfmif to be and appear at my office oh or Wlnre
the first Monday tnJnne net toohow cause,ifwj
they huve, whyraid-ietters should not he groiitei
1. jgaiiljipj)lieant, or such other person a* the Court
. in its discretion think proper to appoint.
Given nnder my hand at office tins 4th day of
April, 1853. JOHN <?. YORK, Ordimry.
April 14-.30J
Georgia, Walton County..
To all whom it may concern. "
W HEREAS France* E. Cunningham applies
(or the administration of the estate ol Sam-
ueLCnnuingham, late of raid county, deceased.
These are therclore to cite nod. admonish all
and sigolar the kindred and’creditors of said' de
ceased, to be at the next June term of tbe Court
of Ordinary of said county, and show cause. If
any they have, why the administration of said es
tate should not be vested in said applicant,,or
such other person as the Coart, ia its discretion,
may appoint.
Given under my hand at office in' Mbhroo;
April 19. 1853. R. J. KENNEDY, Ord’y.
aprd|38—30<1
Georgia, Walton County.
To. all whom it rnay concern. ;'
TTryHEREAS James F. Thompson
▼ V npplies for the ml mi ni - tra: i o: 11 -f i he es
tate of Alexander Thompson, late of'-Walton
county, deceased,
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of sajd de
ceased, to bo apd appear at the next Jone
term of tho Conrt of Ordinary of said county
to aherw cause, if any' they hiivei why ;thn ad
ministration of said estelo slmuld not be vested
in thesaid applicant, or such other personas tho
court, in its discretion, may appoiut.
Givon under my'.hand at office‘.in Monroe,
April 19, 1853: R.J. KENNEDY,Urd'y.
' april23—30il , j.^If *^1 ^
Notice.
, s after date application will b«f
made to the Honorable Cotirl of Ordinary of
Franklin county,Tor leave to sell all tho negroes
belonging to the estate.of: MjlW Brewer, dec'd’.
march 17 ’53 .1 ’ WILLIAM OWEN, Ad’r.
the es
IH. .. . ■> of
them in termsollitw,
’d>estate will make
ALEXANDER.
■■Jrainistratoi'
Georgia, Clark Obunty;
WHEREAS, John \Y. Nicholson applies to me
>? lurjetlers of guantianship of. tho .person
and property of Laura I.. Cheatham, orphan.of
Obediah I’. Clipalham, deceaaod,.
These.are therefore to cite and admonish all
persons interested to be anil appear at my office
l l—r__.. <t._ yjonday ; u J B ne. next, to
why said letters
28th day of April,
I. JACKSON, Ord’y.
Georgia, Clarke county.
Robert.C. Wilson, ^Superior,JJauRT.-
Guaidian. Scc.,ettil. V Fe4h “^^? n ’ IG:,;V -
w Tir a*’ i, 1 V Bin ^-."in^ark
w. W. Stovall et al. j Superior Court.
I T appearing to the court; by the retnrn of the
Sheriff that William W., Stovall Executor &c.
William C. Ritch defendonts in-snid'bill;, do not
reside within the county of Clark and cannoUbe
found. ' v ' d*' k '
It is, on. motion of connsqT for complainants,
Ordered by the Court that the above parties-ap31
pear,plead answer or demur to tile above bill,
not demurring alone on ni* beforo tbe first day pf
next term, an • that raiff defendants be served b’
publication of this rui
months previous to Jhe i
public gazettes of this St
Georgia, Clark couuly. f
Court.
A true extract from.
Given under my hand tliw i
april 23 4m J ' "
ice a month for four
srm, in one'of the
the estate
comity deceased; ..
These are therefore to cite and adotonulraj
parsonsinterested, ’16 show et-use, at my
’ore the first Monday in Jnne next, wV
Georgia, Habersham;
By.lhe Court of Ordinary df said county.
WHEREAS, William G. Goe
11 of Miriam Powell, lute of
ceased,showeth by his petition
wound up and completed tho administration ...
said estate,.and pray* letters of dism ission ihere-
from.:-\ .-u~ 'fy’' •.
Therefore all persons concerned tiro hofeby
eridired to show cause, if any they have, why
said Executor should not he dismissed and dis-
charged.from said administration and oxecnior-
ship.atthe next August term of tho Court of Or
dinary for said county. •
Jtc 07—46—Cm'M
Notice.
B sliall apply to tlie .Coiirt of Ordiimry-of
Walton couuty, at its next regular July
term, for leave to sell the land belonging to' the
the'estate of George 5V.'Clack, deceased,
april23—2m JOSHUA T. SMITH, AdV.
CATHERINE CLACK. Adm’x.
Notice..
QlXTY r days after' date 'application will be
made to tho Court of .Ordinary of Franklin
countv^for leave to sellall the lands bplougiug
to the estate ol Ed v Holbrook, deceased.
RERltYAN HOLBROOK, Adm’r,
?| march 17—60d ' a ' 'ft*
—* < S -
-Notice.
I SHALL apply to the Court of Ordinary of
Clark county, at its next July term, for leave
to sell the laud and negroes helunging to the es
* r Wm. Davis, inte-of-sajhlcq mity, decesscd
JAMES MATTHEW'S, Adm’r.
tint*.
Notice.
T WO months after dale applies,,
made to the HonorableCilrirfJ-' 7 1,l,
of Madison county, for leave t c ,[ v , '"*7.
Libel for Divorce,
Franklin Superior Court, March T
1853. 1
MARTHA A. CLAMP1TT VS. CTRDJ ct« TOt
J *"“
F ' AFPBABINO to lire Conrt, hyUrcreinr.
°. f ^ Sheriff, that the defendant doeximn
aiderm tins county, and it further appnrin-i^
he does not reside withir, this State iti< ^ Zv
lion ordered, that Said defendant appear'andT
swer at the uexl term of this court, or that l£
case be considered in default, acl tbe pUfotiff
allowed.lo proceed,'
A true extract from the Minutes of the Sow.
rior Omrrt, March Term. 1853. ^
■ »Pril If JOHNH. PALVE.a'x.
IVf OTIC E.—Sixty days alter date applica-
1\ tion will be made to the Court of Onlimry
of Madison county; for leave to sell the \m\
belonging to. the estate of Jame* Garrett, lna».
tic, of said conuty.'
april 14 HENRY WHITE, gnird’a,
Georgia, Franklin County.
By thee Court of Ordinary of said Comdy.
flTHEREAS, Edwanl W. Mayfield, anil Me
t V M. Neal Executors nf Edward Carroll,hij
of raid County, deceased, pntitinnitbe Court hr
adischarge from raid Executorship^
. Therefore, all, persons concerned, are hereby
required to show cause, (if any they have) whir
said Executors shunlti not, at tlie regular tern fi
said Coart, to be held on the first Monday ia NV
ve nber ivext, bo disclrniged from aaid Eiecatoc-
ship, V f ;
By nvderdf said Court, at a regular Term, beU
the 4th day of'. April, 1353.
april/14-Gm JOHN G. YORK,Ord’y
Georgia, Madison County.
W HEREAS Jacob Deen and
,p(y to . me for letters ol
the estate of Thomas Deen Iq
ceasedc ; Y
These arc therefore
and singular the kiudred oml
deceased^to be and oppfcaf,qt,tl ,
fice in said county, within Inc time preacribri
by law apd.fUe their objections, if any they haw.
why letters <>t'administration should not begtnrt-
etl the appUeant iit lorinsofthe law.
Given nnder my hand at office this 2d day i
5tey,.1853.
• ' ,RUFUS MvMERONEY, D. Ordigaiy.',
jnonuhtll
. ef nil
Ordinary’• of-
I’gia, Walton Cohntj.
v To all whom it may concern.
TYTHEREAS d. H. Walker applies for the ad-
- VV ministration of tho estate ol Ira Dclamiwr,
latemfraid county, deceased, ., ..
• These ore therefore to cite and admonish su
and singularthe kindred and creditoraof said de
ceasedV'be and' appearat’' the next lane tern
of the Court of Ordihkjry of said cminty a»u
iUtlw cause, if auy they have, why theadmuiii-
tratiou, ofsaid estate should not be vested maaH
applicant or such otljei* person a* the court any,
‘in its discretion, appoint; _ ,
Given under my band,at office, in Moon*,
April251^4853*, ^JLJ. KENNEDY,
Ordinary.
mCounty.
may conccrh.
Rf.. Horton ip-
pliea to me for li , tUrrB of'ailminiatraui>«“*
late of Benjamin Allison, Sr. late OtWf
diould. not he granted. , , .
lur my official igi:ature,this25m°<
0.,'H. SUTTON- Pfd’T.
itioGi,
will be made to
/alie n county
sell the negroes
Mery Hill, mmor off Elijah HiM*"*®;
M. C; MALONE-
march 17, 60il gnard«™^
- j ■ ... Notice.
QIXTYtiay* after dateranplication^
O made td the Court of Ord inary »r
county for Icnye to-sell a negro bv the “TT;
Ben, belonging to the estate of Joha H-■”
deceased. ’ MARIA WALKER,Et«-
may5,-
day in November
By order of said C
thereof, held this 4th d .
april 14-6m , v JOHN
Georgia, Madison County.
Georgia, Franklin County-
By the Gouri of Ordinary of said CouW
ty,deceased, petitioiis.ihp.CoWilora.d
required to show cause. (,if any lh«J ■ ^Isr
raid admw istrat " r - siioul.l not, st « lMon .
, at the repd tf ter *
f April. 18pi^iv
i CbYOR&f*!*-
Noti.ce.
LL persons having claims
.. Davis, late of Clprk couni
hereby notified to present tl
terms of the law, and. all
said estate, are requested
make payment immed’
JAMB'
april 7,—40d
HH9H
Court of
EREAS Isa
bonis
Smith, dece
dismissory
Wherenpi
tico be givei
mouths, in t
persons concerned
have, why said I -
bonis non.as afon
from-said adtrtinia
November next.
: Given under my hand
ay of April, 1853. W,’