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heart, and teach its little thoughts to
ymtOrtll ViCClUluII5. quarrel with peifeclion, and pick the
.. .Tm--.. ' '*■ eyes out of virtue. So foul is fais'apint,
that he has been known to dig graves
for an entire-household, and-smile with
the exultation of a demon, over the ruin
he-Has made. -V’ : :
Xlui Fold.
"The Mileiites, or Second Advent
People, arc preparing ascension gar-
menu in a.ueighooring town, and, .insist
that the.world- ahall come to: an encl this
season, whether or no.”—Exnhance pa~
per. SW;
There is something solemn, at least,
■’ in the thought, of the distraction of ibis
world, let it eomo when. it may. That
such distfucton is cltearly enforced in the
Bible, few will deny. The manner of
its destruction, too, is the subject of
.prophecy. This world,, with allots aiti-
% mal and vegetable life, eHall one day,
v.ilre hurled to distruction, devoured by
flames, consumed and obliterated from,
the Universe of God, its place in the
vast machinery, set in morion- by the
hand of Omnipotence, become vacant.
Whence shall the file come, that is to
consume it ?! Will-it be swallowed up
in the flame of some revolving comet,
or will the Deity send forth an Angel',
with a burning brand to consume it ?
To the people of other planets, how
amazing will be the sight of a burning
world. Thefierce rage ofthe destroying
element—whirling, and flashing, wreath*
ing in mighty colums of fire and roaring
with, the voice of a thousand thunders,
as it rushes through space—will be to
them a new,-and terrible vision.- Tothe
people of this world, how full of'tre
mendous terrors, will the day be that
shall give this earth to burning I Who.
will bo ready for its coining, and who
will be prepared for his accounting, on
that day ? The old, the young, the mid
dle-aged—all must perish. The prince,
in his prilaee.and the beggar, in his hovel
7-the strong man, in his vigor, and the
invalid, on his bed of pain—The warrior,
, in his armor, and the civillian, in his robe
of office—the old roan, in his cottage,
and the maiden in her bridal wreath, and
in the bloom, of hep beauty—all must be
given ro the flames? What terrible
voices will bo given to tbe air, when,
man, and beast, and birdh, in one wild
shriek of mortal agony,, shall sink into
the-burning mass.
/ But what shall follow? Will a new
world be fashioned from the fragments
‘ : of the old ? Will tbe remnants, the ash-.
- cs, tbe smouldering brands, tbe grasses,
the smoke and flying atoms, be gather
ed together again, to form tfienucclens
of a new planet, to grow, and be fash
ioned, into shape, and fitness* by the
great Creator, to become a new home
for another race, and sent forward on
its journey, among the stars? Or will
God say let these elements be desolved
—bet them- be as nothing, as their place
a void forever? ' . W . ' 1
Why should we tietnblc at the
thought of the destruction of this, our
Eartli ? - What matters it, to us, whether
we perish in the flames ofthe last day,
or waste with disease aud pain ? What
matter, if the mortal agony come upon
i*V when our strength in our loins, or
by the slow, but certain progress of de
cay? It is appointed unto men, once
to die. Why, then, should we tremble,
at the thought of the worldV.last terri
ble castaatvophe? We may die in our
.strength to-morrow, or go down to the
grave, with disease in a week. No
nrin can number his days, or teU» when
Ins hour of departure shall come. What
then is wisdom ? What the true philos
ophy of life, to man, before whom death
is always present, and whose certain
destiny, is the grave at last? Not to be
dismayed at the thought of this worlds
. v destruction, but to be ready, at all times,
for the change. This is wisdom.—Al
bany Register.
He who acts without principle is a
slave of human impulse and accident and
custom; you can no more rely upon
him than upon a wave of the sea driven
with the wind .and tossed. But when a
rran is governed by principle, he wil be
consistent in his practice; he may have
infirmties.i but a.soundness pervades his
character; he may err, but he is consci
entious, and his excellence will appear
even- in his mistakes and fadings.—Jay.
ImioaTAi.iTr.—Surely if there is any
word that carries peculiar sweetness in
its sound, it is the word immortality. It
is this that dries the tear that falls on
the uni of those we love. It is this
which,reconciles the soul to all the sad
reality of wo, that makes up tbe picture
of human life; and it is thii that will,
at last, gild tbe horrors of the grave and
shed a glorious light on tbe dark valley
of the shadow of death
“A# those we love decay, me die in part,
String after string is-severed from the heart.
Till looaenedlife, at length, bat breathing clay.
Without one pang ia glad to fall away;
Unhappy be who latest feela the blow.
Where eyes have wept o’er every friend laid low,
Dragged lingering ou'from death to death,
Till dying—all he can resign i»breath."
Habersham Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL be sold before the Court-
Houto door in Clarkesville, Habersham
county, on tho first Tuesday in June next, within
the legal hour* of aale the following property
to-witr
All the right, title, and claim that A. P. Phi
lips baa to lot of land, No. 13. in the 11th district
of Habersham county; levied on as the properly
of A. P. Philips to satisfy a fi fa issued from n
Magistrate’s Court of said county, Leonard Tow-
era vs A. P. Philip* and Beujamim Cleveland.—
Levy madeaud retr.rr.cd ^aBailiJ. ^^ ^
mayS—tds, . -i yC* '.j r ‘h;
Notice.
T WO months after date appl
mado Ilia Honorable the Court of Ordinary
of Clcrke county, for leave to sell all the real es
tate of John SL Boggs, late of the State of Ar
kansas, deceased, in terms of the law.
WILLIAM M. BOGGS, Adm’r.
May 5. 1853—3m.
Habersham Postponed Sheriff’s
* ■ : "■ f.' ■.' Sale.
W ILL be sold before the Gourt-Hnnse door
in the town of Clarkesville, on the first
Tuesday in Jnne nest, within the legal hours of
sale, the following properly to-wit:
All the right, title or interest William Freeman
basin or to forty acres of land, more or less, lying
and being in ihe north-east corner of lot No-88
ia the second district of Habersham county;
levied on as tho property of William Freeemum
to sstisiy a fi fa issued from a Magistrate s
Court of said county, Zadock Anderson vsAVil-
liam Freemani'Levy made and returned by a
Bailiff- J. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
.- may 5—tds. .
GEORGIA, JACKSON COUNTY:
257th Dist. G. M.
M ICAJA Williamson tolled before me two
e«trays; one estray mare-of dark color,
soppoaed to be about HPyears old; the other it
a mare mole, supposed to be about 3 yean old,
inclined, to be somo white about it. Appraised
by William J. Colquitt and James C. William
son, ihe mare to fifty-five dollars and the mule
to seventy dollars. This 5th May, 1853:
EZEKIEL BOGGS. J.P.
A true extract from- the estray book in the
Clerk's office, this 12th May, 1853.
P.F.
May 10—10—3t.
Franklin Sheriff’s Sale.
T3ITILL BE SOLD before the Court
TT House door in. CarueaviUe, Franklin
county, between the usual hoars of sale, on tho
first Tuesday in Jane next, the following prop
erty to-wit •- -
One negro girl by the name of HiTdfc,' of tight
complexion, and five years old; olso one Tan
Yard, adjoining the village of Cornesvfile,con
taining twenty acres, and stock; one bouse and
lot io Carnesville containing five acres, more or
less, it being the place whereon J. T. Under-
wood now lives, well improved; aH levied upon
as the property of Benjamin F. King to sat
isfy a fi fa issued front the Superior Court of
Franklin county, John O. Green va B. F. King;
also one. in favor of Force, Brothers St, Co- ya
said Kiog. issued froth tjie Superior Court of said
county, aud sundry other fi-fas against said
King. Property pointed out by defendant.
Amo thirty-five barrels- of corn, more or less,
three stacks of fodder, eleven .Bead of sheep,
one cow and calf, one yearling one bay horse,
one black pony now in the possession of Mm.
Bellamy r all levied upon as the property of John
H. Payne, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the InFe-
rloc.Court of said county. Pleasant Holbrook vs
John-». Payne, and John Brawner security, and
sundry other fi fas against said John H. Payne.'
JAMBS H CHAPPELBAE, Sheriff,
may 5—tds.
P. F. HINTON, Clerk.
Georgia, Habberskam County.
A GREEABLY to an order of the Honorable
Conrt of Ordinary of said county, wjN be
sold before tbe Court House door in Glarketville
in said county, on tbe first Tuesday in July next,
within the legal hours of sale, the (allowing pro
perty to wit: Lot of land, No. 143, in the second
district ot said county, sold as the property of
John Dor ton, lale of mid county deceased 9 sold
for the benegt of tho creditors of said deceased*
may 10—104 fiW’D. FBEGUSON,
Adm’r.
the usual boars of sate, the following property |el
' "***« is iSereffd*} ordered by the Court that notice
be given by pahtlcaribn once- a month for six
Notice.
persons having claims against the estate
Jai — - - “ -
k U .
of James Richardson. Jr. lale of Walton
1%. of _
county deceased, are hereby notified to present
them, dnly authenticated, within the time pre
scribed by law, and those indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment,
may lfr-40 WM. H. RICHARDSON,
Adm’r.
Notice.
A LL persons having demands against the ea-
r\. tato of Wm. M. Carrothers, late of Walton
county deceased, are hereby .notified to present
them, duly authenticated, within the time pre
scribed by law, and all parsons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
may 19—40.1 H.A. CARRUTHERS,
- i Adm’r*
Advicx to Boys.—The Rochester
Democrat, speaking ofthe recent murder
in that city, says, "there are lessons in
tbe recent trial of a boy for the murder
of a youth, that all boysmay. ponder with
advantage. It was disclosed at the trial,
that the boy who-gaTe the fatal blow did
not do it without pretty serious provoca
tion, Such as lads are too often known to
offer to their companions. Every on*
. . who has been a boy at school, or mingled
-- with playfellows on the "common’* after
school hours, remembers that there was
a o.lanish feeling among the little fellows,
which led them to look with jealous dis
favor upon a new comer, especially if he
, ‘V jb came, alone, and had not much ofthe
‘lion’ in his looks anil behaviour. A
course of pugilism is generally prescrib
ed for the fresh boy,.and it is ill for him
if he cannot come up to the scratch with
a stout heart and lay on bravely when
- * attacked. Among the street boys, we
suppose, things are not much different.?—
: \'-i A party meets the French lada. wlio per
il!;.;* haps were notin the beststanding among
j,. their fellows, and engage in an alterca
lion with them. The younger one iskick
ed, the clder-ono thiown into the snow,
•; and his little property in candy badly
damaged^ These indignities do nat crush
his spirits, and he stands at hay in the
presence of half dozen who oppose him.
One acts for the rest, approaches with a
demand and threat, and tlie lad, frantic
with indignation, plunges his weapon in-
to the heart of his opponent. A sad and
melancholy result of passion unrestrain
ed. by moral precept or religious train?
ing. One boy is killed outright, and his
•'**' career ended at once, in the morning of
life. Another* hopes-are blasted by an
act excited by momentary passion, and
he is condemned to speml the best part
of his years in prison. We trust all this
will be remembered by the boys—and
that they never will impose upon poor
and unprotected youths of foreign par-
Notice. -49
ALL persona having claims against the estate
JjL i»f John Dally, late of Walton .comity de
ceased. are notified to present them, duly authen
ticated, within the time, prescribed by law, and
all persons, indebted to said estate are requested
to. make immediate payment,
may 10—40d JOHN P. ALLEN, Ex’r.
Nolle e.
I SHALL apply to the Court of Ordinary of
Walton county, at its next August term, for
leave to sell the reel estate of Joan Dally, de
ceased..which isondiaposedoT by the will of said
deceased. JOHN P. ALLEN. Ex’r.
may 18—2m
Georgia, Walton County.
Court of Ordinary. May Term, 1853.
Piesent, R. J. Kennedy, Ordinary of
said Court. J
O N the applicatieu of Robert B. McCord
guardian of the minors of Wm. £. Hughs
for dismission as such guardian, ordered that a)
persons concerned thow eatue, if any they have
ut the next August term of this court to wit. on
the first Moiduy in next Augnst, wbysaid Mc
Cord should opt be discharged from said guardi-
A trae extract from tbe minutes of said court-
Given under roy hand, May 14, 1853.
may 19—4Oil R. J. KENNEDY, Oid’y.
entage.
L .
Envy.—A meats,base, sordid passion,
we would as soon fondle a live scorpion,
as to harbor a feeling so guilty. What
an occupation for the human heart f A
monster horrible as Cerberus—a vile
chemist forever seeking a bane—banding
ever the alembic of ^malice—stirring up-1
hatred and strife, till he makes one huge
.. JP Jncthi
dish of poison, in which he steeps the
.• lij&etter qualities, till tney are bitter and
eruol as the grave.
With wbat a green eye does ho look
ever tbe world! How bis hair stands
»and his fingers clutch at the dag
ger of detraction, when he meets one
fetter than himself. How he grinds h is
teeth when beauty stands beside his do-
! andhiases like a serpent stis-
t, when fame plucks her
of another. His
of
born.-
Ha
1
Guardian’s Sale. ' |
YX71LL.be sold to the highest bidder under
V v an order of the Court of Ordinary of Walt
ton county, at tho court-house door in Monroo,
during the legal houraof sale on the firat Tues
day hi July next, two negro boys, vix: Martin,
9 or 10 years old, and Tom, 6 or 7 years old. the
property of Mary Hdt, orphan of Sliiah Hill
deceased. S old for the beneStof said orphan.-
Tcrms mad* kuownon day of sale.
- M. C. MALONE.
■Sony J9—10d .Guardian ot said orphan.
Administrator's S»le.
XTfriLL be sold on the first Tuesday in July
T t next in the town of Jefferson” Jacksou
county, the following parcel of land, to wit:—
Forty-five ecres, more or less, ■itualed in tbe
county of Jackson (form-rlyFruiiklin)andknown
as the southern portion o‘ the Brewton survey,
adjoining Lnds of Walker aud others, sold as tho
property cf'JVirne* Btwwtnn, deceased. Terms
made known on dny of safe. c v ■
KENAN T. TERRELL, Adm’r.
may 5—tds • ■
Rule Nisi.
! of Ordinary,
:K Term-, 1ot3‘.
Notice.
T UEVbscriber x latc oCGlakesville, Ga. ba
takeiHhib Jofcgsou House io Atlanta, Ga on
White Hall »*reet, -ana- i* prepared to uke all
who may;call as private or transient bonders.—
The house is in a quiet part or tbe city and
strictly temperate, Charges moderate, &c. &c.
Feb.3d, ’53—tr R. NASH,
Georgia,* Habersham County.
T WO months afterdate application will be
uiada to the Conrt of Ordinary of said county
for leave to sell alTthe lands belonging to the es
tate of Devereaux J arret, late of said county, de
ceased. C. K. jARRETT, \
ROBERT JARRE TT, J A< * m r *
match 31—2m.
Georgia, Franklin County.
By the Court of Ordinary of said County;
W 4ERHAS Stephen B. Westbrook, Execu
tor of John Westbrook,late of said county,
deceased, petitions the Court for a discharge
from said Executorship t
Tberefureall persons concerned are hereby re*
S aired to show cause, if any they have; why said
txecotor should not. at the regular term of said
Coart to be held on tho first Monday in Septem
ber nex£ 1)0 discharged from said executorship.
By ord4t-Of a*id court at the regular term
thereof held this tho seventh day of February,
1853. JOHN G. YORK, Ordinary.
Feb. 17-10—dm. - -
State op Georgia / c J^ crS ,
- .-T.v( March
COUNTY op Clark. C Present,Asa-M Jack-
J ten,E>q.,Ordinary.
T appearing to tho Court by the petition of
Charles F. Hardy, that Thomas Hancock,
late of.said comity ..deceased, did,.in his life time;
execute to said Charles F. Haixly, his bond, cuti-
ditioned to make a good and-- lawful title to said
Charles F. Hardy to a certain tract of lautkrin
Jackson county, on the Oconee River adjciiuiu-
lauds of Adair, Glenn, Richardson Hancock,
and others, containing four hundred acres, more
or less, and- called tbe David Neal tract. And it
lnrther appearing that said Thomas Hancock de
parted this life without making said title-to said
tract oflnnd, or in any way provided therefor;
and it farther appearing that satdCharlesF. Hardy
lias fully paid up to the said Thomas Hancock,
during his life, the entire amnant of the purchas
ed money for said land, and the said Charles F.
Hardy having petitioned theCourl to direct John
C. Johnson, Administrator of the estate of said
Thomas Hancock, deceased, to execute to him
titles to said tract ofland in-conformity with said
bond. It is-, therefore, hereby ordered, that
notice be given til three, or more, public places
in tbe county of Clark, and in the-Snatbern Ban
ner once a month for three months of such appli
cation. that all persons concerned muy file ob
jections in my office, if any they have, why said
John C. Johnson Administrator of stud Thomas
Hancock, deceased, should not execute titles to
said lot of land-in conformity-with said bond.
A tree extract from the minutes of said Coart
ti the March term, 1853 . ’’
ASA M. JACK8ON, Ordinary
march 10—52 3m. ,
Georgia. iTIadlson County.
Court of Ordinary, December Term, 1852
TYTHEREAS. Elijah Williams, Executor of the
YV last will and testament of John' Williams,
late of said county, deceased, applies for letters
ol dismission from said Executorship:
These are therefore to cite and admoni.b nil.
and singular the kindred and creditors of said de
ceased, to bn and appear at my office within the
‘time prescribed by law, to show cause, if auy ex
ist, why said letters shoufd not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal at office, this
6th day of December. 1852.
WILLIS STRICKLAND, Ordinary.
December 9—39—6tn.
W
Franklin Sheriff’s Sale.
ox THE FIRST T0E8IMY Ts JOSE KEXT,
ILL be sold before tbe Court-House door
in Carnesville, Frauklin county, within,
One dark brown mole, two years old,one 1
rel horse threeyears old, levied upon as the pro-
[icrty of Isaac B. Casey to satisfy an attachment
in favor of James Neabett vs Isaac E. Casey, re
turnable to the leforior Court oSsoid county, and
told under an order ofthe Inferior Court of said
county, as perishable property.
Also one yoke of oxen, one feather bed and
fornitore, two armed chairs, one pine table,
levied upon as the property of John M. Shelton,
to aalisfy a fi fa in favor of the Stato of Georgia
for the nse of the officers of Court vs John M.
.Shelton and George Green.soM tender an onlerof
tho Superior Conrt of said county,
may 5 JAMES H. CHAPPALEAR. Sh'fl
Walton Postponed Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL be sold before the Court-Honse door
ia the town of Monroe, on the first Tues
day in June next, within the legal boura of sole,
the 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 150 acres of land more or las, part of Tot
No. 158 in the 3d district of Walton, adjoining
lands of William Pike, Titos. Batchellor aud oth
ers—all levied on as the property of Robert
Georgia, Madison County.
Court of Ordinary, February Term, 1853.
WHEREAS James O’Kelley, Er-
v * ecutor on the estate of Francina Spratling,
deceased, patitiops the Court of Ordiaaiy for
months lu the Southern Banner requiring all
persons concerned to show cause, if any exist,
why said James O’Kelley, Executor as aforesaid,
shall not be discharged from said Executorship
on the first monday tp September next.
A true extract from-the minutes of said Court
this 7th day of Febraarv, 1853.
R. M. MERONEY, D. Ordinary.
Feb. 17—49-«m.
Georgia, Franklin County.
Court of Ordinary of said County,
TTTHESEA^, Thomas Pulliam, administrator
YV of Samuel Garner, late of said couuly, de
ceased, petitioosthe Court for a discharge from
said administration :
Therefore, all persons concerned arc hereby
required to showqaose, if auy they have, why
said administrator sboulduot, at the regular term
oi said conrt, to be held on the first Munday in
October next, be discharged from said adminis
tration.
By order of said Court at the regular term
thereof, held this 7 th day of March, 1853.
march 17-fiiS JOHN G. YORK, Ord’y.
JAS. P. WILKINSON, Sheriff
May 5,—tds.
Walton Postponed Sheriff’s Sale.
OS THE FIRST TUESDAY IS JOSE NXXT.
W ILL be Sold before the court bouse door
in Monroe, between the legal hours of
sale, the follqwins property, to wit:
.One house and lot formerly occ:i pied by tbe 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 Suoerior Court
in favor or Jesse H. Ajrnold vs Ira Delamater.
msy 5, ’53 . 3A8. P. WILKINSON.
8h’lf.
Court of Ordinary of Said County.
W HEREAS John Calvin Johnson
Administrator on the estate ol Joeiab
Woods, late of Virginia, deceased; petitions the
Conrt for a dacha, go from said ad'iiiidstration:
Therefore, aR persona concerned are hereby
required to shtWv caose. if auy limy have, why
raid Administrator should not, at the regular term
of said Court, to be held on the first Monday in
November 11qxt, be discharged from said admuis
tratioD.
By order of (aid Conrt, held, this 4 th April,
1853. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary.
April 7—6m '
Jackson. Sheriff’s Sale,
O N the first Tuesday In Jnne next will be sold
before the conrt hoan door in the town of
Jefferson, between the usual ho.rs or sale, the
following property to wit:
Intareat-of- George F- Adams in one htiiidred
acres, it being one-fourth part, on the waters of
entry's creek,adjoining land* of Samuel Watson
and Middleton. Witt and others, levied on as the
deiendant’* interest by virtue of Jutlww* Court
fi fa issued from tbe245lh district, G. M. in favor
of VV. S. Thomson & Co. vs George F. Adams,
and sundry fi fas. Levy made and retnrned to
me by C2nslable, this 21st April, 1853
no8 W.S. THOMPSON,8h’ff
Jackson Sheriff’s Sale
Eold before the Court-
▼ * House door, ia tho town of Jefferson,
Jackson county, ou tha first Tuesday in June
next, the following property to-wit:
. Five negroes, or all the iuterest of Green B.
Baify, it ming one audivided ninth, pert of tho
remainder in the following five negroes, to-wit:
Mariab, 45-veers old. Javier 25 years old, Julia
l&years old, Irvin 12 years old, and Arch 10
years old: Ail levied on, as the property of
Green R. Baity, by virtue of throe Justice's
Court fi fas issued from 257th district, G. M.,
two fi fas James A. Thomas vt Green B. Baily,
and one other fi taO. P. Wood for the'use of
John V. 8milh vt Green B. Baily. Levy made
and returned to me by Constables*
Also at tbe same time and place, two hundred
acres of land, more or less adjoining Mrs. Hill and
Notice,
S ixty days after date I shall apply to
the Honorable Coiut of Ordinary of Madison
county, for leave to soli the landbelonrineui th«
estate ot IVui. 3. Williams, lute of smd county
deceased, reserving the widow’s dower in tbe
ame.
•• «-•John. y. williams,
April 4—2m. > '‘ Adm’r.
Georgia, Franklitt Gomitj.
TUHERDAS, James H. Chappellaer, Guardian
Antl P.Cbappalaer.( Idiot) is desirous of
obtaining letters dismiuory from said Guardian
ship. .V
It ii therefoi-e upon the appTicaiion of said
Guatdian. ordered, that all persons concerned,
appear at the next June Term of this Court, to
be held on the first Monday in Juno next’to
show cause why said guardian should not be dis
missed from said guardianship.
Given under rny band st offee this 4th day of
April, 1853. JOHN G. YORK, Ord’y.
april 14-40 d BPt'
Georgia, Walton Couaty,
Conrt of Ordinary, March Term, 1853.
Present, R. J. Kennedy. Ordinary of.
said Court.
T HE petition of Abram 8. Cowen. Adminis
trator of George Cowen. deceased, sheweth.
that he has fuliy discharged tbe dntie* assigned
him 10 said trust, and praya to be dtacharsed
from said admiuistration:
Ilia thersfnre ordered, that all persons con
cerned be notifisd in terms of tbe law, te show
"fnki* Term of
this court to be held on the first Monday in Oc-
^ Administrator should
Sckad^SL^ “ u {a **“ U*a*r~
k tree eettnet fines the miantes of said oeqrt.
Giyeo under my hud. March J2.1R51
man* If, 6a H.J KBWNEDY. Ord’y.
tice’s Court fi fasissuedfrom243rd District G,M.
in favor of Joseph Elsberry vs Lev.-is G. Mosoly,
James A. Mosely, and M. S. Mosely, returned to
me by a Constable. -'■- -*<> i.
J. H RANDOLPH, D. Sheriff,
may5th—tds. • '
Executor’s Sale. |
A GREEABLE to an order of the Honorable.
the Cu»cl of Ordinary of Clarke comty’
will be sold on tbe first Tuesday in July next
between the legal hours of sale, tbe lands of
Robert Barber,deceased, lying iu Jackson county
and known as the Texas place, containing seven
or eight hundred acres. This tract will be sold
in separate parcels to suit purchasers, and a plar
S of b th ed l °° f H- of Mfe ‘ Sold for tbe beno-
fat 01 the legatees. Terms on tbe day of sale.
may 12,—40d WM. L. MITCHELL.
Administrator** Sale.
X1TILL be sold by order of the Court of Ordi-
T * nary ol Franklin county, before the Court
House door in Carnsville, Franklin county, on
the first; Twasday fo July next between tbe legal
nonra of sale, one tract of laud'containing four
hundred acres, more or lees, on the waters ol
8motions’ Creek, adjoining land, of 8mith and
e V,’/, H “ lh * properly of the estate of
Dav id Culbertson, deceased. Terms on tbe day
of sale. TEMPLE F. COOPER,
msy 12-40U Administrator.
the law, why Mid letters should not be granted
the t«id applicant at the aaxtJuly term of this
Conn-
Given under ay band at office, this Stb day of
May. !tS3. -
■ 1 ‘ ■■ * | : - 1
Georgia,-Ctara County.
sar
Georgia, Clarke County.
Court of Ordinay of said County.
TATHEREAS John Branch,Executor
* * of Uie- last will and testament of Dicy
Branch late of said county, deceased,.petitioas
the the Court fora discharge from said executor
ship: P ’
Therefore, all persons concerned are beret
luired to show-cause, if any they have, whi
Executor should not, atlho regular term of
Court, to be on tliatirst Monday in Novem
be'r next be macHargedWom said executorsi/ip.
By order nf said Court, held this 4th day of
April, 1853
ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary.
April T.^-fim. ’
Mortgage Sheriff’s Sale
W ILL be sold befnro the court house door
iu GainsviUe, Hall county, on tho first
Tuesday in Juno next, within tho usual hours of
aale, thefollowiag property, to wit:
Oao nogro girl, eight years old, named. Mary,
of yellow complexioa, levied on as the property
of Lovick P. Thomas, to satisfy a mortgage fi fo
issued from the Superior Courtof said county
in favor of Henry P. Thomas, property pointec
out in said fi fa. A. KENNEDY,
march 31 Sheriff.
Georgia, Madison County.
Court of Ordinary, March : t Term, 1853.
TTTHEREAS, Jam of. Thompson, executor of
Y Y the last will and testament of Jas. Thomp
son,.Sr., deceased.applies for letters of dismis
sion from said executorship :
~ Ttiose-srerherafore tercite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to bo and appear at my office within
the time pre&cribedby law, to show cause,'if any
exist, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my haud at office, this 7lit. day of
March, 1853. . - :
march 17—6m WILLIS STRICKLAND;
• . • • d v • •• > - •-' Ordiuary.
St ate'of
Clauke County.?^,^ P eri °f Court P f » nid
tountyr
T HE' petitiou of Johu H. Newton and Elizur
L. Newtou respcctf illy showelli, that here
tofore, to wit, on the tv enty-tliird day of Octo
ber eighteen hundred and forty-seven, Daniel
Van Houton, uud Michnt 1S. Barrett, of said coun
ty ,-uinde and delivered .0 your petitioners their
four promissory notes-, b taring detes-the day nod
i'ear aforesaid, by each if whicli they promised
ro>pay your petitioners five hundred dollars for
value received, with iu;erest from the first day
of Jantiary eighteen hundred and fgrty-eiglit;
said notes fulling duo 1 espectively on the first
Georgia, Hall County.
Y/iT HE REAS John C. Chastain, Ad-
v T miuiatrator upon tbe estate of Abraham
Elrod deceased applies to me for letters of Dia-
mission from the farther administration of said
estatet
- These are therefore to site and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to show cause, if any exist, in terme*
of .law why letters d ismissory shall not be grant
ed aaidapplicahtat the September tenm, next, of
thiscoort.
Given under my hand 13th Feb., 1853.
M. GRAHAM, Ordinary.
Feb. 24 -50—6m.
W ;.the'town olDaufoWUle 11 M?dU* dn0f .
acres oil the waters of Bvu»hy creek '&1
James Mathews nnd ethers. h»y m -; '
tate of Wm.A. Johnson late of '^**1.
'--ased. Sold for the benefit of theheS^'j? Jt -
irs ol said estate. Terms 011 the dry
M»ESJ0irNS0N.A,l‘‘, 4 '
epril 14—tds. ’ Adm r.
Georgia, Jackson Coaniy.
ITT HE REAS, Robert J. Miliican, administra-
VV tor, with the will annexed, ou the estate
of Nathan J. Sharp, deceased, applies to tua for
letters of dismission from said administration: .
These are therefore to cite and admonish all,
aud singular the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to file tbeir objections, if any they
have, why said letters should not be granted the
applicant at the next June Term of the Conrt of
Drouiary forsaid coaaty.
Given under my hand At office, 4th Dec. 1852.
JOHN G. PITTMAN, Ordinary.
December 9—39—6m. > ;
Georgia, Franklin County,
Courtof Ordinary of tatd County.
W HEREAS William Bellamy Administrator
of Nicholas Bellamy, late of said comity
deceased, petitions the Conrt for adischarge from
said Administration :
Therefore all persons concerned are hereby
required to show cause, if any they have, why
said Administrator should not, at tho regular
term of said court to be held on the first Monday
in September next, be discharged from saiil Ad
ministration.
By onler of Said Court at the regular term
thereof, held this 7th day of February, 1853.
JOHN G. YORK. Ordinary.
Feb. 17—49—6m.
Georgia Habersham, Goanty.
T OW months after date application will be
made to the Hon. Court of Ordinary of
said county for leave to sell the interest (being
two-thirds j of Richard Hulk late qfsaid county,
deceased, in and to lot No. 5, in the viliagi^of
Clarkesville.
JOSHUA 8, IIOLBERT, Adm’r.
march 31—2m.
dny af January of encl of the-years eighleeu
hundred and fifty, eigh ecu hundred and fifty-
one; eighteen hundred ind fifty-two, and eigh
teen hundred and fifty-1 iree ; nnd for the better
securing the payment ol; said notes at the dates
the same becamo due at.J-payable, the said Dan
iel Van Hbuton and- M5c iueV S Barrett executed
and delivered to your jelitioners their certain
deed of mortgage, convt yrng lb your petitioners
nil that lot or parcel'of land lying aud being in
the county mid Stale a: iresaid in the town of
Athene..known asthe M idnttio Gonvaine lot, ad-
jbiuiug Morton and Mit -hell, conditioned to Be
void upon the paymetr. of thonoCee aforesaid,
and one other note whv h has been paid, which
four notes aforesaid am deed of mortgage are
in Court to be-shown. fetyoor petitioners aver
that said Daiiiel Van I iouton and Michaal 8.
Barrett although so im ebted, and to'pay said
noteaoRen reqaested ba e not paid the same, but
tbe same to pay have bit lerto and do still refuse,
except two credits on the firat of said notes, of
$300; July £3, 1850, a id $142 50, August SO,
1850. Wherefore your j etittionerspiay lEatsoch
role and order may be t rade and passed by the
Court accordiujg.to the t ato la as is in such case
made and provided.
Wm. L. MIT JHELL. PIff’s Att’y,
John H. Newton, j February Term. 1852
Elmar X. Newtott,
vs * >Rule Nisi^
Daniel Van Houton, r Present, His Honors
Michael S. Barrett, I James Jackson—
j Judge of said CoarT.
I T AP°EABING to th;i Court, by tbe petitioa
of John H. Newton iand Elizur L. Newton,
that on the twenty-third <;ay of October, eighteen
hnndred end forty-seven, ,Daniel Von Houton and
Michael S. Barrett made and delivered to yonr
petitioners their four nous bearing, date the day
nod year aforesaid, by ea h of which they prom
ised to pay yonr petition- rs five hundred dollars
for value received'with interest from the firat
day of January, eighteen I undred aud forty-eight,
said notes foiling due respectively on the first day
of Janaary in each of the « ears, eighteen hundred
and fifty; eighteen hundiri d aud fifty-one, eigh
teen hundred and fifty-l vo, and eighteen hun
dred and fifty-three; and that afierwards on the
day and year firat aforeaa .1 the said Daniel Van
Houton aiid Michael 8. Barrett, tbe-better to
secore the paymeut of sa t d notes, execated and
delivered to-yonr petition eps, tbeir deed of mort-
gage, conveying to yoar .'peliliopers all that lot
irsel of land lying ai d being in.the county
.Bure' Aforesaid, te the town of Athens,
known as the Madame ( ouvaino Jot, qdjoitiing
Morton and Mitchell coin litioned to bo void upon
the payment of the sajiLfcar notes, and one other
note which has been paid; and it.farther appear
ing that said'four notes rei aain unpaid-except that
the first of said notes ln-s t> vn credits of $300, July
23, 1850; aud of $142 50 August 30,1850; it is
therefore ordered th8t th«' said Daniel Vun Hon-
ton and Michael S. Barret lo pay intocourt by the
first day of the next ten 1 thereof, the priucipl
and interest dne on said t ote* together with the
cost of tbu-proceeding.-oi show caitse to the cqn-
traiy if any they have, ar d'that on the fatlnreof
said Daniel Van Houton atd-Michael S, Barret so'
to do. the equity, of redemption in oud po sqid
mortgaged premises be fu over thereafter barred
and-foreclosed;and-it is f'rther ordered that this
rale he published in-some'pnblic Gazette of this
State,’ owie a month, for ,our innnths: or a copy
thereof served on the tbe 1 lid Daniel Van H'outon
and Michael S.* Barret, o; .tbeir special agent or
atturaey at least three c’ontlis previous to the
next term of this Court. ■ > ‘
A trite extract from the minutes of said-court
Given under my hand i f office, this2tl. day of
april 1853. JOHN CALVIN JOHNSON,
april 23—4m. •
Georgia, Franklin County
W HEREAS. William Kellyapniy e ‘„
Letters of Administration on
ef Richard Smith, late of said Conatv 3L. E,U '«
These are therefore, to cite and
and singular the kindred and credkortT 1 *
cause if auy they have, why said l«uL
not be.granted.-* ^
8|n-il Il-30d JOtlN (i YORK.MV
iNolice.B
for leave to sell oil the lands below*'
estste of Thomas A. Patrick, Into of s
deceased,
' HBNDERSOff, ft*.
- April 14-60U.
Notice.
T WO monti s after date apolicsUon »li
made to the Honorable <WoT
of Madison county, for leave to sell ik. i.-jV?’
longing to tho estato of William Duncan
sain county, deceased. 1
. : BERRY -M.THOMr&C!?,.
april 14—2 m Admiaisirator.
; Lr5«J for Divorce,
Franklin Superior Court, itfdrci ftm,
1853.
MARTHA A. CLAMP1TT.W. CTRUS CUXurt.
. Present, tho Hon. James. Jackson, Judje d
TT APPEARING to the Court, by thereta*
lion ordered, that said defendant appear sad u-
swerat the next term of tins conrt, onhuik
case be considered in default, and the plumy
allowed to proceed.
A true extract from the Minutes of the 8apt
cior Coart, Marob Term.' 1853. ^
april 14 JOHNH. PAYN8,ei.’c
Madison Sheriff’s Sale.
6s THE FIRST TUESDAY l.v JUNE It EXT,
W LL be sold before the cnurt-huuie door
in the town of D»nielsville, within tbe
legal hours of sale, the following property, to
w*g%-,.
tiue hundred and thirty acres of land, more
or loss, on tbo waters of Bratby Creek adjoining
lands of B. Yerby and otbers by virtue of a fi fa
issued from a Justice’s Court ofthe 382d'district
G. M. in favarof William O. Bridges vs J. A.OUver,
levied on as the property of stitd Olivor. Levy
made and returned! by a. Constable.
JOHN SCOTT, Sheriff.
April 28—tds.
Ailministratsr’sSalc. ,
TTTILL be sold in Marietta, Cobb Toonty on the
YY first Tuisday in Jnne nextjot of land. No.
482, in the 19th District and 2d. Section, contain
ing forty acres:
And on-the first Tuesday in July next will be
sold in Cantop Cherokee cnnnty> lot, No 409; in
the 21st District and 2d. Seelion. containing for
ty acres. All sold as tbe-property belonging, to
the estate of Isaac Dorsey late of Hall county de
ceased,'tinder an order ofthe Court- of Ordiuarv,
of said county.
JAMBS DORSEY Adm’r. de bonis non.
april 28—40d.
Georgia, Habersham County,
1.0 all whom it may concern.
TTTHBREAb John D. Field applies to me for
T r latter* of administration on the estate of
William M, Field, late of said county, deceased.
These are, thorefore, - to cite and admonish-all
persons interested to be nnd appear at- my office
within the time prescribed by law to show cause
if nny exists, why said letters should not be
granted; • . • .
Given under my band at office, this 18th day
of April. 1853. C. H. SUTTON. Ord’y
/.april28—30d - : \
Georgia, Walton Comity.
To all whom it may
nay concern.
W HEREAS France* E. Cunningham applies
for the administration of the estate of Sam
uel Cunningham, late of said county, deceased,
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
andsigular the kindred and creditors of said de
ceaspu, to be at the next June term of the Court
of Ordinary of said county, and show cause,
any they have, why ihe aclininistratio'n of said 1
tate should not be vested in said, applicant, or
such other person as the Court, iu its discretion,
may appoint.
Given under my hand at office in Monro?,
April 19, 1853. R. J. KENNEDY, Ord’y.
aprdj38—30d .
Georgia, Jackson County.
W HEREAS James Defer applies to
■ me for letters of Guardianship of Harriet
O. Mary L. M; Nancy E. Martha 8. Sarah S. and
Jesse C. WillinghamOrphansof Jesse Willingham
Deceased.
These are therefore to cile and admonish all
and singular the kindred and friends of said or
phans to be and appear at my office on or before
the first Monday in jnne next to showcause if any
they have why said letters should not be granted
said'applicant on such other person as the Con
ncay in its Dticression think proper to appoint.
Given under my hand atoffice this 25th-.Lprr
1853. JOHN a l’ITTMAN Ord’y.
Aril 23 30; ~
It
Georgia, Walton County.
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS James F. Thompson
applies for the administration of the es
tate of Alexander Thompson, late of Walton
county, deceased,
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
nild singular the kindred andcredilors of said de
ceased. to be and appear at tbe next June
term of the 'Court of Ordinary of said comity
to nhow cause, if any they have, why the ad
ministration of said estate should not be vested
in tbe said applicant, or such oilier person as the
court, in its discretion, may appoint.
Givon under my hand at office in Monroe,
April 19,1853. R. J. KENNEDY,Ord’y.
april 28—30d
- -r <$uardt»#s Sale.
W ILL he (old under au•order of the Court
of Ordinary of lYalton county, on the
first Tuesday in June next, heforo the coott-house
door io Blairsville,Union couuly, during the legal
hoars of sple, Tbe Undivided half of lot No. 218,
section Ut, ICth district, now Union, (formerly
Cherokee.) said laed being the property of tbe
orphan# of Jordan J. Harris, deceased. Term*
made known on day of sale. The other hall'can
be boneht at private sale 00 the same day, of me.
fopril 28, 40d WILLIS KILGORE. Gd’o.
Georgia, Franklin County.
W HEREAS John B. Wade appliee to me for
letters of guardianship for William J. Moss,
minor of William W. Moat,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all -;
and singular tlte kindred and friends of said mi- le-OllC©.
nor to mow cause,if any they have, in terms of K LL persons having demands against iboe#
A tate of William Alexander, deceased-, hits of
Hjll county, will pTOseot them in. teems of low,
and all persons indebted to said estate will ixake
rf j. N. ALEXANDRIA
JOHN GrtORK, Or My. ’ h A*tU««Wtit»
TVTOTlCi;.—Sixty days alter date applies-
it tion will tie made lo the Coart of Onlimry
of .Madison county, for leave to self the land
belonging to tho estate of James Gamu, lau.
tic, of s-.tid county.
april 14 , HENRY WHITE, guanl’a.
Georgia, Franklin County. |
By the Courtof Ordinary of said County.
iTTHEREAS, Edward W. Mayfield, and Jobs
VV M. NcaV Executor* of Edward Carroll, Itn
of said County, deceased, petitinus the Court for
adischarge from said Executorship.
Thorefore, all parsons concerned, are ber*bv
required to snow cause, (if any they have) wbj
said Executors should not, at toe regulartsha-d
said Coart, to be held ou the firat Monday is Ko.
vember next, be discharged from said Executor-
Uy order of said CoUrt, at a regular Terra, fold
the 4th diyof April, U»<*3-
_ april 14-Cm JOtl NO. YOttK t 0ri'y |
Rule NisU.
Franklin Inferior Cc urt, January Term,
' ' 185$.
f mans Judgment.
Giorge W. Wily,
TT appearing to the Cot rt from the retorn of
JL the Sheriff .that tbe di fendatits are not to be
tiiaud iu this county of F anklin, nntf- it forthoi-
appearing to the Chart, th it said defendants re
side without the 8tote of Georgia; .it is there
fore ordered !,y the Cc-tr . that scire Swiss be
perfected on them by pul "cation of this order
in tbe 86uth'era Baoiier, a Athens, once a month
for four menfba, previous o the next term of this
Conrt. V . r -
Frosont, their Honors,
■ Him ! Freeh am,
Noah Loo net,
N H White, > J I C
T. K. Bporks, . "
J. E. Carter.
A true extract from the tninates of said Court.
Given tinder mV band, th S' 7th day of March,
1853. W.Y . J„ OLIVER, c i c.
inarch 17—?!•—4m
a 1 .viarke < ounty.
Robert G. Wilson, "V Superior Court,
Guardian v &c>,et al. I February.Term, 1858
\xr xxr n , 7 l Bi ” &c ” in cla 'k
■W-. W. Stovall et al. j Superior. Court.
TT appearing to the courby the return ofthe
X Sheciffthal William W Stovall Executor&c.
William C. Fitch defendat ts in suid' bill, do not
reside within the county c f Clark aud cannot be
found.. ; ■■■. .1st.
■■lbis. oit motion of con isel for complainants,
Ordered by the Court that the above parties ap
pear,plead answer or, dm tr to the aboye bill,
not demurcnig.idono on or before the firft day of
next term, an I that saiddg fendanfo be served by
publication of this rule i-aco a month.for four
months previous to tbe ue:;t terro,.iu one of the
pnblic gazettes of this Sta. e.
Georgia, Clark couuly, ( Jerk's office Superior
Coort. ‘ c .-' 1 [; ,;■/ -■-
A true extract from the minutes of Baid Court.
Given undermy band this 2d day of April,1853
Georgia, Frankie *Couat^.
W HEREAS, Susan-Wbeelar apnijinUns
for Letters of GlUrdfouship of Busan- ff.
Wheeler, orphan of james Wheeler, dl
These are therefore, to'cite and adi
and singular tho kindred aud friends of
§ han to be aud appear at my office- on or 1)
10 first Monday 111 Jane net. toshow cuuse.l
[they have, why said letters shouldnot be gr
raid applicant-, of such other perami astfie Coat
in ilsdnpretion tbittk-proper to qppaint
Given under toy hand at office the 4th day et
April.-MSS. rz 'JOHN G. YORK, Orilaaq.
April 14-.3CK1 ; -
ITTHEREAS Jacob Deeu nnd JeptheDrtaep-
>¥ ply to mo for letters ot Adminimtiusos
the estate of Tbctnas Deen late of said county in-
ceased;
These arc therefore.to cite and adowtmbsll
and singular the kindred uud creditors of nil
deceased to be and appear at the Ordmsry'* 0 *-
ficein said cnonty. within the time pretcrihri
by law aud file their objections, if any they h»*»,
why letters nf administration should not bo grat
ed the applicant in term's ofthe law.
Given under my hand at office this 2d d»y a
May, 1853.
RUFUS M. MERONEY, D. Ordinaty.
may 5—30-J. ■»"' ■ .
april 28 4m' J. rt. JOHNSON, cl’k.
Georgia, Rabershi m County.
'By the CoTtrtof Ordinary of said county.
'VTTHEREAS,’William G Good rum, Executor
YJr of, Miriam.Powell, la xs of said county, de
ceased, showeth-by Ilia pet tion that he has fuTTy
wound up and completed the administration of
said estate, and prays lettet s of disnaissiou.there
from:
Therefore all persons © wicerned are hereby
eridired to show cause, if uny they have, why
said Executor should not-b.j dismissed nnd.dis-
charged from said administration and oxeculor-
ship at tho next August ten 0 of tho Court of Or
dinary for said county. - ,
By order of said Court ttis 16th day of Janua
ry.'IS >3. 0. H. SUTTON, Ordinary.
JtB 27—46—6m
Georgia, Walton Connty. :
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS Di H. Walker applies for the ad-
roiniatraiipn-of Ihe estate of Ira Der»matst,
late of said couuly. deceased, •.
These are. therefore to cite and adtnpafrn
and Bingnlarthe kindftdand’crawWeel'SMAca-
ceased lobe and appear at the aatt Jos* tern
of ihe Court of Ordinary of .said aeonVJ «M
show cause, if any they have, why me aomimt-
tration ofsaid estate should not.be vested junw
R licant or such other person as the court raij,
ts discretion, appoint. • m
Given under my hand at office, ia Mosrns,
April 2Stb, 1S53. R. J- KENNBDY.
may 5—30d • , Ordrosryy
Georgia, Habersham County.
To all whom it may concerh.
TTTfHEREAS David M. Hortonap.
v t plies to me for letters of udministr»uoo<j
the estate of Benjamin Allison, Sr. late of»
connty deceased, ",
These are therefore to cite and admonitjjri
parsons interested, to showcause, at royuBce
on os-Were the first Monday in Jnne next, W"!
said letters should not be granted. . •
Given undermy official signature,this25thct
April, 1853. V'//:-
may 5—30d C. H. SUTTON. Ord J-
Notice v :
W E shall apply to tho Court of Ordinary of
Waltou couuly, at its next regular .July
term, for leave to sell the hnid.helanging to tbe
Ihe estate of George W. Cl ick, deceased,
april23—Sin JoSHUj|x. SMITH, Ad’r.
CATHERINE CLACK. Adm’x.
Node?.
1 OIXTY days after date application will he
0 made to the Court ofjlrdinary of Franklin
Notice.
OIXTY days after dote application will be
O made to the Houorable Court of Ordinary of
1 raukhn county, fur leave to sell all the negroes
belonging lo the estate of Millv Brewer, dec'd.
march 17 ’53 WILLIAM OWEN, Ad’r.
Georgia, Clark County.
W HEREAS, John W. Nicholson applies tome
for Idlers of giwditKiship of tbe person
and property of Laura L. Cheatham, orphan of
Obediah P. Cheatham, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
persons interested to be and appear at my office
on or before tbe first Monday iu Juno next, to
show cause, if any they have, why said letters
should not then be granted.
Given under.my ‘
1*53. ASAi
W«y5-3£d .
county, for leave to sell all ;he lands belongin
tothe estate ol Btiy Halbrc ak, decoased.
; v ... BERRYAN HCLBRQQK. Adm’r
march .^^
Notice
I SHALL apply to the Joort of Ordinary of
Clark county, at its uexi July term, for leave
lo sell tbe laud and negroes belonging to the es
tate of Wm. Davis, late of si id county, deceased
JAMES MA" ‘THEWS, Adm’r.
april 7. 2ra
Ot!C(
A LL persons having cl-'jms against William
Davis, late of Clark c-Minty deceased, are
hereby notified to present ti .eui authenticated in
terms of tfrrl^w, abd aH' [>ersotr
said estate-, are requested ti come
'jAtHMON, Cfrd’yl r,> * ^"^^XASES^MA' TIJBWS^dmV, . i
I april 7—4Qd - '
I Notice, ife 7 ?
\ PPL1CATION will be made to the Coartjf
il Ordinary of Walton county nt f”,”*** ; n o, 10
Term, for leave to sell the negroes uswog'Vf
Mary Hit), minor of Elijah Bill', ‘
M. C. MALONb,
march 17, 60d v: gaaro 1 *^
Notice.
will b*
UPgro by lRt* 1
Ben, belonging to the estate o!
deceased. MASIA WALKER,Et
/t- may
Georgia^ Frauklm CouHtyv
By the Court of Ordinary of said
W HEREAS, John McFarland,
of Robert McFarland,lato of ^
ty, deceased, petitions the Court for a
from said adttuivlitratio.fi. Xc'. hereby
Therefore, all pewons concerned. "
required ta show cause, (if any they - fce rcgu tir
saiu administrator, should not, st , ,i ol) ,
term of said Court, to be held on foe Mld
day in November uexf nii.toreet* ■ -iJ
WsSSSBm
thereof, belli this 4t!
april 14-6in
Georgia, Madison County.
Court of Ordinary, April Ttrm,\85?^ ^
W HEREAS Isaac Simmons * dm ‘t a pij»
bonis non, upon the estate jeiiet
Smith', deceased, petition* the Court
iu ffiven bv Doblication once a moo h. j
««Mioc-. rvqWM*
tice be given by
months, in the “