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Reflection* at Snnrise on a Sab
bath morning. ..'
/Nature speaks to man, if man irntt heed
her voice! ..
As I arose from my couch ot i,lum
her, the radiant East attracted my at
tontion, and I threw open a window to
gaze nt the glorious prospect., The
Suns like a globe of fire, was just itn-
merging from tho borders of the hori
zon, and sent its rays above, like a sea
of amber, over which hung the soft rose-
colored clouds, as a curtain. >,* r If our
earthly luminary is so brilliant,” said I,
*• what must the splendor be of that ce
lestial Sun, who sheds his brightness
over.the’ Heaven of Heavens, and lights
the Christian’s soul." It was the Sab
bath. • Her spirit had taken its flight
from a world of datkpess and sin, just
at this hour, and I thought how trans
porting must have been her ecstacy as
she passed forth from the dismal shadow
of the" “ valley,” to meet the exceeding
radiance of. her Savior’s presence!
X looked out upon the West, where -T
beheld the reflection of the Sun in the
windows of a distant house, the only
-spot it reached. *• Thus,” said 1, "does
the, Christian’s conduct reflect the holi
ness of Him whnsespirit shines into his
heart and influences his lifo—* a light
upon a candlestick,’ * a city on an hill,’ to
■" be seen of others 1” The sky was over
clouded, and portended a shower.—
Amidst its gloom there shonO -tho arrh
of promise. “Oh," exclaimed 1, “God
' shows his covenant with man, he will
riot destroy utterly, our rebellious city,
though he frowns above it in tho ‘deso
lating pestilence.” 1
Just as l pronounced these words
aloud, there was one single, vivid flash of
lightning, and one clap of thunder, loud
and' startling. It was as- though tho
voice of Jehovah himself said, “ I am
still angry with my people—my scourge
shall not yetbe withdrawn—-no, not un
til .they bow. down in penitence and
prayer!”., Andie anInstant,ere it seem
ed possible for a change, the whole sky
- ..-jyas' dark again, and tho whole scene of
brightness vanished, and tho cheering
• *, -y bow of the covenant wept out its beauty
in tears. “ How soon,” thought I, “ can
God render us sorrowful, and blight our
fairest prospects! We build up for our
selves schemes of joy and gratification—
we fix our affection? on some creature
comfort, and then when all seems to pro
mise well, we rest in our own self-firm
ed hopes for the future, seeing nothing
but a bright reality to our picture—.
But tho word of our Sovereign goes
forth, 4 My blessings I recall,’ and we
weep out our happiness, like the rain
bow, and return to the darkness of dis
appointment. When shall we learn to
depend on Him alone, for our felicity ?
. 4 When shall we live so submissively, so
■fj ’purely, as never to deserve His anger?—
, When shall we so act as to render un
necessary the punishments of a Being
whose dearest attribute is Mercy ?”
•; AMITIE.
* A beautiful child wlio died five weeks pre
vious, at sunrise.
and Sir John Montefiore,' are all Jews,
and with their hanking establishments
srattered over Europe and Asia, wield
a scepter more powerful than tnonarchs
vid._ • . _
'Coming to the-literary profession, and
inquiring info the lineage of many of
the most distinguished srhollavs and men
of science, \ve find the Jews proroment
here as well as in active life. I he most
renowned in Astronomy have been the
Jews, as the Herschels in England and
Arago in France, the Astronomer royal
under Louis Philippe, and whohBS fill
ed the world with his Fame. ^Those
German works which are deluging the
world nro for the most part the produc
tion of Christianized Jews, as those of
Hengstenberg.TholuckSchloiermacher,
Brummarlier, Gresenius, Neander, Nie
buliT. and others, whose learned treat!
ses Bihlicul Criticism, didactic theology
and general sacred literature, are found
in thelibrary of every Theological Sem
inary, and in the hands of every theolo
giical student. Spinoza, the famous in
fidel, was a Jew, and so are Ronge-and
Czerski, who took the lead of a new re
ligious reform in Germany in onr day
Such have been and are the Jews.—
Mysterious nation ! Inexplicable enig-
Lcgal Notices.
Legal Notices. .
ma| A living, perpetually omnipresent
miracle! A race so indomnitable, so
imperishable, must have been raised up
ant! preserved for some -grand purpose
Georgia, Walton County.
YTTHERBAS. Green B. Bowman applies for
YY the administration of the estate of Thomas
Bowman, tale of said county, deceased,
These are,therefore, to cite and admonish, all
and singular th« kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to he and npiiearol the next July
Term of the Court or Ordinary of Said county,
aud show cansR, if auy they have, why the ad
Executor’s Sale..
A GREEABLE, to au order of the Honorable,
the Court of Ordinary of Clarke. county,
will lie sold on the first Tuesday in duly next
between t«e legal hours of sale, tho lands of
Robert Barber.deceascd, lying iu Jaekstmcounty
and known as the Texas place, containing seven
orcight hundred acres. This tract-will be sold
inaeparate porcelain suit purchasers, aud a ptar . .« ,
exhibited on the day oTaale. Sold for the bene- ministration of Mid estate should not lie vested
fit of the legatees. Terms on the day of sale. I in said applicant, or such other person as the
may 12 -^-40d WM. L. MITCHELL. Conrt,i«Mtsdiscretion, may. appoint..
J Given under my hand, at office, in Monroe,
this2dday of Jnne, 1353.
- ; -B. J. KENNEDY, Ordinary.
June 9—13—30d. •:
Adiuiiilstralor*’ Sale.
W LL be sold by order of the Court of Ordi
nary of Franklin county. luffore the Coart
House door io CarnsviUe, Franklin county, on
the first Tuesday in Jniy next between the legal
hoars of sale, one tract of land containing four
hundred-acres, more or less, on the wsterapf
Stephens’ C.eek, adjoining lands of Smith and
Kelly. Sold as the pro|>erty of the estate of
navidCull>erMoo. deceased. Terms on the day
of dale. TEMPLE F. COOPER,
may 12—40d Administrator.
Hall Postponed Mortgage Sher
iffs Sale.
W ILL be sold before the Court
Bouse door, in the town of Gainesville,
Hall county, on the first Tuesday in July next,
withiH the usual hours of aale, the following
properly, to wit:
One negro girl, eight years old, named Mary,
of jellow complexion. Levied ou as the pro
perty of Lovick P. Thomas, to satisfy a mort
gage fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court of
said county, ill favor of Henrv P. Thomas.—
Property pointed out in said G. fa.
June 9—13—tds. A. KENNEDY, Sheriff.
Georgia, Habersham County.
W HEREAS.Felix tv: Brackett, Adminis
trator of Andrew Hunter, deceased, up-
plica to me for, Letters of Dismission from the
further adminisrration of said estate.
These are. therefore, to cite aud admonish all
aud singular the kindred and craditors of said
deceased, to show cause, if any. exist, by the
next December Termof this Court, why said
letters should not be granted: And that this Ci
tation be published id a public gazette once a
month for six mouths.
Given under my hand at office. this28th May
1853. C. H. SUTTON, Ordinary.
June 2—12—tn6tn.
Georgia, Clarke County. I
Court, of Ordinary of said County.
T7f7'HEREAS, John Whitlow, Ad
T V miliisirator ou the estate of Warren
Whitlow, late of tho State of Alabama.deceased,
petitions the Court for a discharge from, said Ad
ministration:
Therefore, all persons concerned-, ore hereby
required to ahow cause,(if aby.they have.) why
snid Administrator should not,'at the regular
term of said Court,* to be belt! on the second
Monday iu January next, bedischarged from said
Admiuntifetion.
By orderof saidCoert. at a Regular Term, held
this lbe 6th day of Jnne. 1853.
ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary
June 9—13—6ra.
Ifllecisant Varieties.
Twin’s! Thau with Lofty Wreath
Thy Brow?
Twins’! th-m with lofty wreath thy brow T
Such glu-y tlieu tliy be inly sheds,
I ahn-<st think, whil’sl aw’d 1 bow,
’Ti» Rlie/i’sselt before ine !re ids.
Be wh it thoii will.—tlii’ heart .
Adores wliate’er thou art.
Dost thon tliy loosen’d ringlets leave.
Like sunny wives, to wander free ?
Then such a ch ain of ch irms they weave,
As draws mine inmost soul from me.
Do what thou wilt,—I must
Be ch muetl by-all thou dust 1
Legal No
Georgia, Franklin County.
W HEREAS: Hannah King applies to me fo*
Letters of Administration, de bonis non,
with the , will annexed, upon the estate of Thom
as King, deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all
and singular the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to hemal appear nt my office, within
the time prescribed by low, to show cause why
said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 26th May,-T858.
June 2—12—30d. J G. YORK. Ordinary.
Legal Notice*.
Jackson Sheriff’s Sale.
OS THE rir.ST TCKSDST lit JOLT *KXT.
¥ 1 LI. be sold before the Court-house doorin
tho to wn of Jefferson, within the legal
hours ofsale, the following property, to wit:
One waggon mid one yoke of steers, und ox
yoke. All leviedou as the property iff Charles
Lavender, to satisfy nnefi. fa. issued from Jack
soil Superior Court, C. L. Few, Guardian, &c.,
vs. Charles Lavender. Jclin E. Lavender, prin
cipal, and James E. Hayes, security. All levied
upou to satisfy abovestaled case. :<0lh May, 1353
J. H. RANDOLPH, p. Sheriff.
June 2—tds.
0
Position - ami Influence of tlie
Jews.
; Below we give the substance of an ar
ticle from the Congregational Journal,
on this curious people:
The. existence of the Jews is theliv-
tag miracle of the world. They ai-o
a flattered and * down-trodden, arid yet,
according to the most accurate statis
tics, aro as numerous as they were when
they left the land of Egypt, the returns
made to B.onaparte giving about three
. millions. Expatriated, they become cit-
izons of the world; and whenever lol-
expelled ; be trodden down, yet cannot
.be crashed. *• Only in the United States,
France, Holland, and Prussia, are they
'..folly. ..citizens ; hut in spite of British
statutes, the Russian ukase and Turkish
corse, they prosper still. The groat na
tions of antiquity, the Egyptians, and
Asityrans, the Romans and Saracens.-as
well as . the modern Turks arid Chris
tians, bavh attempted to destroy litem,
butin vain; - while penal laws.ahd.cruel
tortures have only served to increase
'iheir number and reinforce thoir indom
itable obstinacy.
Butthe Jews ex;ist not only as a mon
ument and a miracle: "Jewish mind has,
exerted .'a -powerful influence .on the
world. Favored by Napoleon, the He-
brew race at once developed power
which has. never bepn suspected.—
Shoult, N'ey,.and Massena, who thus al
tered his name from Mannasaeb, to es
cape the odium ofbeing an Israelite,
were all tho Marshals of Franco under
the eye of the. greatest warrior of his
acre. In politics the .Tews have Mtitter-
nich in Austria, O’tsrael in England,
a convert to the Christian faith, while
the Autocrat of Russia has had a Jew
for his confidential counsellor, and Spain
a Piimo Minister of the same fuce, and
Russia her Minister to France. Irr the
United States, Jews begin to figure in
our National councils; Mr. Yulee, late
member of the T-lmise, and Mr. Smile,
lecently Senator from Louisiana,
of the Hebrew stock. OtettT
E’en when enwrapt in silvery veil-,
Those sunny locks elude the sight,—
Oil. not e'en then their glory foils
To haunt me with its unsceu light.
Change as thy beauty may,
It charms iu every way?
For thee the graces still attend.
Presiding i/er each new attire"?
And leading every dart they send
Some now, peculiar touch of fire.
Be what thou wilt,—this heart
Adores wbate’er thou nrl!
Paving like a Sinner.—Or a tcord/y
minister rebuked.—Several years ago in
North Carolina, where it is not customa
ry for the tavern keepers to charge the
ministers anything for lodging and re
freshments, n preacherprosumingly stop
ped at a tavern one evening, made him
self comfortable during the night, aud in
the morning entered the stage without
offering to pay for his accomodations.—-
The landlord soon came running up to
the stage, and said * there is some one
who has not settled his hill.” The pass
engers all said they had, but the preach
er, who said he understood that he never
charged ministers anything. What, are
you a minister of the gospel—a man of
God ? cried the inn-keeper, “you came
to my house lust night—you sat down to
the table without a blessing—I lit you
to your room, you went to bed without
praying to your Maker, (for L stood there
until you retired)—you rose and washed
without prayer, ate your breakfast with
out saying grace, and as you came to my
house like a sinner, ate and drank like a
sinner, you have got to pay like a sinner,’
Let ’em Wriggle.—A rural philoso
pher-somewhut advanced in life, whose
limited knowledge of nature’s mysteries
had been acquired without the aid of sci
ence, and who knew not whether a mi
croscope was “something to eat or a new
fanglcd farming machine,” was once in
conversation with a youthful friend fresh
from school, who talked to him of the
wonderiul developments made by. that
instrument a specimen of which lie ear
ned about him.
While the old man was making a fru
gal amealJn- the. .field jjiat noon, the
youth produced Ins microscope, arid ex
plained its operation, which hc illustrat
ed by exhibiting its power upon several
buggs and divers minute atoms of inahi
maje matter at hand.
To his surprise* his aged pupil did not
manifest much astonishment, and .stung
by his indifference he detailed to him how
many scovesof living creatures he was
devouring at every mouthful, and iu each
drop which quenched his thrist. At this
his hearer was sceptical; to prove the
fact, the boy .snatched from his hand
chunk of rich cheese which he wasthe.
devouring, and placing it under the mag
uifier, the mass of wriggling atiimalculte
was triumphantly pointed to.
The old man gazed upon the sight in
inufittit Iu 1. >1 *.t . *
Habersham Slierifl’s Sale.
N die first Tuesday in July next, will he
hi. before the Cuiirt-niiu.-cdonr.iu Uhirkcs-
iUe Haberslmin county, wiiliin thelegul hours
' s.tle. the following |>r»perty. to wit.
Ninety-five acres of Land, more or les-, being
defeiuluuts interest inn survey of 3£1 ones of
lun-1, in Hnherslmni county, grunted to John
iiiiruinn, being the place whereon John Kim-
brel now lives. Levied on as the pnipety of
Allen Sayage, to satisfy a fi. la. issued from the
"" iperior Court of Huoersheui county, Martin
, Thomas vs. All.ir.Siivugu. - Pointed nut by
niiitiil.
Also, eighty acres,more or less, part of lot of
land No. 128,in tho third District of Ha»er>
sh:im county. Levied on ns the property n!
Robert Aoernathi . to satisfy two fit fas. in fa
vor of J. II. Brown ami-others vs. Robert
Abernathy, issued from a Justices Court of
said county. Levy inadeand returned to me by
bailiff. J. TAYLOR, Sherifl.
June 2—tds.
Habersham Sheriffs Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in July next, will he sold,
lieloro the Court-house don,, in Ol-irksville,
Habersham comity, within the legal hours of
sule, the billowing pr->|>vrty,to wit:
Three negroes, Elbert, a boy nine years old,
Augustus, a buy seven year* old, and Mary, a girl
1 mr years old. all black complexion. Levied on
s the proper y of John II. Grant, to satisfy a
mortgage fi. la. issued from the Interior Court
I llnhershomcounty. James L: t.oguu vs. John
‘ Cinstil. l’ro|>erty pointedtmt in wii-l fi. fa.
Also, tivu other negroes, to wit. Seuboru,
,y Ibirteenor loorteen years old. nod Davnl a
Iniy alx-ul len years ol,| all dark complexion.
l.evieil ou as the pro|H-rty ol J,.|.o II. Grant. Io
siiiisly a mortgage fi la. issoml lr--m Habetsbant
loir nor CouM Henry B. Ui:li«msvs J„hn 11
mill. I’n petty |>o.olol ota in said fi la
.’uxe.’— ids J TAVLult Sheriff.
Tho Wall Street Journal says that
Alhoni has given the Black Swan two
v.onKuivuHo ihoiisanil dollars to keep dark. -It is the
of the most eminent lawyers of Fran«» 8 ^ If so, what a bribery !
w:m wlint’ iva - lionl.i \ .. *: * ... • -i- » r
was what we should call Attorney Gen
eral upon the flight 6f Lo„is Peillipe.
. V 1 '- v : 4 v !’ tho Jev.M hold in
A-heir jiands the destiny of kingdoms and
it, U iicle Ben ; dnul- you see ’em 1 See
em squirm and wriggle J”
“ '««? wriggle l” said the old phil
oanpber,munching away calmly,“i hey’ <
got the worst on’l if they kin stan’ v,
I km,” ami he deliberately finished his
meal.—■Clinton Couranl.
What do You Think.—A your.gbuck
of the soap lock order who wore an tin
shaven face.’beca use, as he said, it 44 ]ook
ed foreign/ 1 lately accosted a Yankee
followsr.
“I My, fellow, some individuals think
I am a Frenchman, ,and snme take me
for an Etalyeair—now, whatdo you think
lam?” : v -
> ”1 think you arS;'a darned /W/”^re-
plied Jonathan. :* *
The man vvho committed, s-.ttci-h- by
turninghimsejl wrdiigside put and crawl
ing through his hoots, is net expected to
live,
v given, to tattle says she never
tells anytliing only to two classes of peo
ple—those who ask and those who
don’t,
Georgia, Habersham County.
W HEREAS, Leonard W. Furr,
Ailniluiatiator of the estate of Micbnel
Little, deceased,applies to toe for Letters of Dis
missal., from the further administration of said
estate.
TheM/ta*. therefore, to cite and admonish all
and siugulartlie kindred and creditors olsaid
deceased, to show canse, if any exist*, by the
next December Term of this bouit, why said
letters should not be granted: And ordered,
that phis citation be published once a month
for six months, iu a public gazette of this State.
Given under uiy hand, at office, this 2)tlh M ly,
1C53. C. H. SUTTON, Ordinary.
June 2—12—mfiia.
Georgia, Walton County.
To all wham it may concern.
TSTHEREAS. John \V. Nicholson applies6-r
\ V the adininistratiou of the estate of Mary A.
Cheatham, late of said county, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
persons concerued, to show canse, (if any they
have.) at the uext July Teim of the Court of Or
dinary of said county why administration of
said estate shun Id not he vested in said applicant,
nr such other person as the Court, iu its discre
tion. msy approve
Given under my hand, at office, iu Monroe,
this, 27th day of M»V. 1853.
R. J. KENNEDY, Ordinary.
June 2—12—30...
Georgia, Franklin County.
By th- Court of Ordinary of »nid County,
W HERE \S Stephen B. Westbrook, Execu
tor of .lobn. Westbrook.late of said county,
iecensed, petitions the Court for u discharge
from said Exehttnrahip: -
Therefore all persons concerned ore hereby re
quired to show cause, if any they have, why said
Executor should not. at the regular term of raid
Court to be held on the first Monday in Septem
ber next, bo discharged from said executorship.
By order of sui-f court at the regular lerm
thereof-held .this the seventh day of February,
1853. JOHN G. YORK, Ordinary.
Feb.: vr
Georgia,. Habersham- County.
By Ike Co’irt of Ordinary of. said county.
"ITT HERE AS,' tVi II in m G Gomlrnm, Executor,
VV of Miriam P iwell, late of said county, tie
ceased, showeth b> his petition that he has fully
wound up and completed the administration of
said estate, and prays letter* of dismission there-'
from: 1 -
Therefore all- persons concerned are hereby
eridired to show cause, if any they have, why
raid'Executor should nntbe dismissed nnd dis
charged from raid ail ministration and executor
ship at the next Angust term of the Court ofOr-
dioary for said county. .
By ardor of said Court thi* I6th day of Janua
Ui3. O.H. SUTTON, Ordinary.
*• 27—46—6m
\ LL persons bavin;
LX. tate of WmV \l. J
Notice..
demands
—--- -• • yJOstlen,litsirfa,
county deceased are hereby noi.fi..!. W, lw
them, duly authenticated, within ihe pi!^
scribed by law, and all persons indebt-j'l’*-
estate are requested to makeimmed'uit. i.^
may 19-40d H. A. CARRUtIT^
iTIC E.—Sixty days alter
turn wifi be made, to the Court SnZr*'
of Madison county, for leave to ,.n
belonging to the estate of James Garr...', 1 ” 4
tfc, of 8Hid county.
april 14 HENRY
Guardian’s Sale.
W ILL lie sold to the highest bidder under
an order of the Court of Orr.iuary «>f WhI
tou county, ut the cn.,rt-hmise ilmn in Moiirov,
during the legal hours of sale on the first Toe*-
day in July next, two negro boys, viz: marlin,
9 or 10 years old. nod Tom. 6 or 7 year* old, llie
property of Mary Htll, orphan of Elijah Hill,
deceas- d. Sold for the benefit of said orplmu.—
Terms made known iui day of wile.
M. <3. MALONE.
may 19—40d Guardian of said orphan.
Georgia, Hall County.
W HEREAS, Lucinda B Gaivin applies tome
for Letter* of Ailniiui .trillion on the estate
of David Gar.ii>, l.itebfsnld comity .deceased
These are therefore, to cite nod iidimmish alt
persons interested, to show cause.at my office,
on or before the first Monday in, July next, why
said letters should not l>e granted.
Given under mv hand and official signature,
this 17ih of May, 1853.
M. GRAHAM, Ordinary.
May 26— )1—30d.
Georgia, Habbersham County.
A GREEABLY to an order of the Honorable
Court of Ordiiiary of said coiiutv, will 4 e
isolii beforethe Cunrt House door in Ulurkesville
n said comity, on tbc first Tuesday ill July next,
witllit! dor legal Inmrnof rale, the lollowiogpro
petty lo .vit: Lot of Uud, No. 143, ill the second
district ot said county, sold as the property of
John Dorton, late iff said county deceased, sold
f-iTthe tienegt of the creoitors.ff raid deceased,
may 19—40J EW’D. FERGUSON.
Ailm'r.
Notice.
S TXTY DAYS after d-ite. T shall apply to the
Honorable the Court of Ordinary, of Frank
lin county, for leave to sell oil tl>e lands belong
ing to theesta'e of Richard Smith, late of said
cou .tj.deceased, WILLIAM KELLY.
Jnue 16—14—60d. Adm’r.
T WO MONTHS after date, application wilL
be m.ide to the Honoralile the Court of Or
dinary of Clarke county, for leave to sell part of
the negroes belonging to Mary B. Richardson
orphan of John M- Richardson, deceased,
terms of the law.
JAMBS P. MAYNE, Guardian.
June 16—14—2m.
Habersham Postponed Slierifl’s
Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in July next, will be
sold, before the C uit-house door, iu
Clarke-ville, Habersham couuty, within the le
gal hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
Oue lot of tin ware, consisting of buckets"
coffeepots, pans, enps, &t\, oue pair ol scales
and weights, two tine bats, four broken bolts
bleached shirting, remnant do., unbleached, 1*
yards alpacca.7 lbs. coperas, more or less. 0 iba.
allspice, more or loss,7 lbs. black pepper,more or
less, one spool pf twist, one lot Hux thread, 4
oz indigo, mure or less, oue pucka e pulverized
sulplier, one band-box. oue small lot camphor,
twenty two bottles Jaynes Tonic Vermilu-e
thirty-two phials Carminative Balsam,eighteen
bottles Jaynes Alter.»iive, one broken bottle Ar-
seme, three bottles H iir Tonic, thirteen bottles
Costor Od.eight bottles Spirits ot Turpentine
six bottles Sweet Oil, two bottles Hartshorn
two dozen boxes Ague pills, twenty-nine fi
vKn -rmni
phials Calomal, twenty oue phials Paregoric
seven phials Bateman’s Drops, mje dozen filiials
Laudanum, len empty phial*, fifteen pair or
shoes of dliter-ut qualities, six boxes. Levied
on as the property of Wni. A. Hunt, to satisfy a
". fa. issued from Hallersbam Inferior Court,
Miller & Chambarlaiu vs. William A. Hunt and
Heim Hunt Kale to coolimic from day to dav
if not nil sold. [Printers fee $5 00.1 ■
Jnue 2—tils. .1 T»vmi
J. taylok. sheriff.
Franklin Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL be sold, before the Court-house door
-in CmtiesviUc, Franklin County, wiihi,
the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday io
July next, the following property, to wit;
All the risbl, title, interest aud claim tJml Ben-
jamiu h King has iu remainder, iu the estate of
rno*. Kmg, deceased, being two interests out
or lime, in the estate of Tim*. King, deceased
Also, one uegro woman, by tho Maine «ff Lot
iioncnaiAiice toiix miothor hiifft* bito< kmv#** «<■ i.—. .1— - * . ^
Dun’t”excltqmed the Imy. “ilout eat
kuives.hverublH.rs. six brashes, two greiuina
boards, two currying knives, mid some reiimauU
and scraps of leather, one pair of .mall steel
yards, one iron hook, oiie iron ha-k fork. All
levied upon as the imqierty of Beniamin F.
Kmg.deceased. to-atUy suuJry fi. fHX.fr,,,,,im,
so pern ir Coon or a,i,|1 county, John A .Greeu
and others, vs. Benjamin F. Kmg.
JAMES H. CHAI’PILE.VR, Sheriff
June 2—ids.
Walton Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL l>e sold on the first Tuesday
in July next, before the Court-Homw
uoor, in the town ot Monroe, w ithin The legal
l ‘w,following profierty to wit:
1 Eight day Clock, 1 Pine Fol.fing Table
lar#J , ra bol .‘". ,D o Cb r, irl ‘’ 1 ^Turned Bed.iead. (
S large Chest. 1 Bee Gum, 9 Waggon Hnhs, l lot
on limber.2 Shovels and Pitch Fhrk, 10
Oxen. ' ^ l ox ' v «8o ol ». • red sided
Also, the f.nrth part of sixty-five acres
DisHc’oVra-T prfrl ol lot No * ,2 ^n the fourth
Wilkinson,
Carter and "tW.witfia Gliss ui,d Saw Mill
u.rath.rvoVr^.’ m ! ,r 1 ,,v /‘ rauDU - All levied on
r> frara Wohou Superior
Court. Bjizahetii Titshavy v», Stephen Titsfa-iw
Z land sold node;
the inoumbrunce of a mortgage. I’rocertv
pointed out fry plaintiff. ° . ro F er, y
" " ■' P. WlldClSSCJI, Sheriff,
June
Notice to Creditors.
A L, ‘ ppisons ha v i n g c lai ms against tho
LX. ol t rederick Farmer, late of Giv
A yonnw man in Rochester, having 1—
been crossed in love, seized a cotton bat; -- ;
and dashed his brains out. His remains A f.T r .
• U P a chip and forwarded A-
ts friends. coun
them
Uranger, weighing eleven ounces have scrib/
en sent from Bermuda to N. York, aro r<
-ysul Fnlace exhibition. ma;
estate
C...tnly. deceasedi wifi please to'pres^ntVhcm ^to
the itmiersigued, wuhiu tfce tim« prescribed by
law. JAMEo P.BIMMONS. Admn 3
May 26—II—6w.
Georgia, Clarke Count}’.
W HEREAS. John Mhrehhsy applies to
me t7»r Letters of Guarilhmsliip of the
person aud property of Johiilt. •J. Brown, or-
pliun of Joiiu R J. Brown. tleRPHSetl.
These are, therefore, to cite aud admnuish all
persons interested, to he and appear at my office,
on or before the fir-t Monday ill July next. Jo
show cause.if any ihey have, why said letters
should not lie granted.
Given under my hand aud at office, this 23d
lay ,ff May, 1853. ASA M. JACKSON,
May 26—11—30d Ordinary.
Notice.
Administrators’ Sale.
A GREEABLE to an order of the
XjL Honorable the Court ..f Ordinary of
Franklin county will hesold.nn the fiist Tues
day iu August next, between the legal hours of
sale, before the Court house door, in Marietta
Cobb county: One forty acre Lot of Land, No
(219) two hundred and nineteen, t.iineentb
(I3ili) District, second section Cnlib county
Sold as the property belonging to the estate of
S.unuel Sewell, deceased. Sold for a division
among the heirs. T-rms cash.
GREEN. B. SEWELL
WILLIS VAUGHN,
June Hi—14—40d.
Adm'rs.
Georgia, Madison County.
W HEREAS, William M. Gathright. jr». ap-
pliass to me for Letters of Administration
on the estate of Elisha A. W'. Strickland, late of
said county,’deceased.
Those are, therefore, to cite and admonish,all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of-aid
deceased, to be uml appear at the Ordinary’s,
in raid county, and file their objections, (if any
Given under my baud, at office, 6th June,
1853. RUFUS M. MERONY, D. Ordiuary.
June 16—14—30d.
Georgia, Hall County.
W HEREAS John C. Chatffain, AJ-
miutstrator upon the estate of Ahrahnm
Elrod deceased applies ro me for letters of Dis-
mtssinnTrom the further administration of said
estate: ' >^-1*
These are therefore to cite and admonish «jH.
and singular the kindred and credifora of said
deceased, lo show cause, if any exist, in termes
of law wbv letters dionisxory shall not be grant
ed saidanplicantat the September term, next, of
this court.
Given under my hand 19th Feh.. 1353.
M. GRAHAM, Ordinary.
Feb. 24-50—6m.
Georgia, Walton County.
Court of Ordinary. May Term, 1853,
Present. R. J Kennedy, Ordinary of
said Court.
O N the application of Robert B. McCord
guardian of the minors of Wm. H Hughs
(hr dismission as such gminiian, ordered that all
persons concerned show cause, if any they have,
at the uext August term iff this court to wit. an
the first Monday in next August, why said Mc
Cord should not lie discharged from said guardi
anship.
A true extract from the minute* of said court.
Given under my baud. May 14. 1833.
may 19—40.1 R. J. KENNEDY. Onl’y
Georgia, Madison County.
Court of Ordinary, March Tei m, 1853
W HEREAS, James Thompson..executor of
the last will and testament of las. Thomp
son, Sr , deceased,applies for leUers of dismis
sion from said executorship :
These aretlierelore t« cite and admonish all
auffsiuguktr the kindred and credito-s of said
deceased, to he and appearat my office within
the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any
exist, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my baud at office, this 7lh day of
March, 1853.
march 17—6m WILLIS STRICKLAND,
Ordinary.
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, petitions
tbetho-Qourt fora discharge from said executor
ship: .
Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby re
quited to showcause, if any they hnve. whysaid
Executor should not, at the regular term nr said
Court, to he held on the first Monday ill Ni.vem
ber next lie discharged from said executorsnip.
Bv order of said Court, held this 4ih day of
April, 1853
, -e ASA M. 4ACKSOS. Ordinary
April 7.—6m. - J *
Georgia, Franklin County.
Court, of Ordinary of said County.
YIEHERBAS, David Dnmas, Administrator of
II the estate of Robert H. Cleaveland, late ol
said emioty deceased, petitions the Court fur a
discharge from raid udiuilustration.
Therefore, ntl persons concerned,are hereby
required to show cause, if, any they have, why
said admiviistnitor should not. at the .regular
lerm i >f.raid Court, to be held on the second
Monday in January uext, be dischargert from
said adiuiuistratiun.
By .irder of the Court held this, 6th day of
Jnne, 1853. - JOHN G. YORK, Ordicary.
Juudl6—14—Gin.
f
Notice.
S made to^h?'Court'or^dS!^^, W
conntv for leave to sell a n-gro |, Y o.„ v,lt "s
Ben, belonging to the estate ofJoh,, H
deceased. MARIA WALKER
may 5
Noriee.
W E shall apply to the Court of Orff;
Walton ooouty, at i„ n St ,
term, for leave to sell the land belonraw ,
the estate of George W. Clack, drcefji *°
april 23—2m J.rSflUA T. SMITH u-
CATHERINE Cl.ACfC^
Notice.
T wo months after dale application
mad» the Hnnorahle the CmirtofoJi!^
of Clerks county, for leave toself «|| rtcrMi^
rate of John M -Boggs. l B i e of ibe State rf o
kansas,deceased, in terms of lb* !»«•
william m. Boggs Adm’r
May 5. 1853—2m. ’ “ m r ’
Notice.
A LL persons having demand* a»*in*t tk. ^
tateof William Alexander.deccn»rd |„. ^
^ ill county, will present them in termsnfl,.
aud nil persons indebted to said estate willm-V ‘
immediate payment to J, R, AIEXANDEB.'
h A ’ninistrstor
(i T . Tt up(xEoania ) February Term, 1853.
bTATEOFUEOROIA,# , |V| (|? Hlin „ rH ,,| e Q u .
CLARKe County. V perior Court of said
J County.
T HE petitioa of John H. Newton and Eliznr
L. Newton respectfully showeth, that here
tofore, to wit, oil Uie twenly-lhirrf rlay of. Octo
ber. eighteen hundred and fiMly-seven,'Daniel
Vau Huuinu.tmd Michaels. Barren, of said coun
ty, made aud delivered to your petitioners their
four promissory mites, bearing dates the day and
year aforesaid, by each of wiiicli they promised
to pay your petitioners live hundred dollars for ,
value received, with interest from the first day
ol Juuuary eighteen huudred ami forty-eight;
raid uoles falling due respectively on the first
day ef Jauuary .of each of the years eighteen
huudred aud filly, eighteen hundred aud fil'ty-
n. e, eighteen huudreu autl fifty-two, and eigh
teen huudred and fifty-three; aud for the better
Securing t lie payment of raid notes at "the elates
the same, became due aud payable, the said Dan
iel Van HonUuiami Michael S Barrett executed
iiml delivered to your petitioners thi-ir certain
deed of uiortgagc. cuuvcying to your pe.iitiouere
all that lot orparoel of laud lying and being in
the county and State aforesaid in the town of
Athena, known as the VlmlHioe Gouvnine lot. ad
joining Morton ami Mitchell, conditioned to be
void ujh>u the payment of the uotes aforesaid,
aud one other note which has beeu paid, which
four notes aforesaid aud deed of mortgage are
in Court to be shown. Yet your petitioners aver
that 8nid Dauiel Vau Houlon and Michaal 8.
Burrell although so indebted, and to pay said
notes often requested have not paid thesmne. bnt
the same to pay have hitlieno aud Ur still refuse,
except two credits on the first of s^iil mites, of
1300, July .23, 1850, and $142 50. August 30.
1850. W herefore your petitioner* pray thHt such
rule and order may he made aud pH«sed by the
Court according to the statute as is iu such case
made and provideiL
Wm. L. MITCHELL, PlfFs Au’y,
S IXTY DAYS AFTE R DATE I shall , FplTfc .
the bnnoralile Court of On!inary of Mriw®
county for leave lo sell the laud belonging tn^
estate of Henjamiii oaslien, late of said c.,ubi,
deceased, reserving the widow's dmvrrin ^
same. R. H. BULLuCH, AdniV.
June 2—12—60d.
T WO months afterdate, application *fl| ^
be made to the Ordinary ofOwimirticnn,.
ty, for leave to sell the real estate amfi*,***,
belonging to the estate of Frederick Fsraiee
late of said connty, deceased.
JAMES P. SIMMONS, Adair
May 26—11—2m.
Notice,
I SHALL apply to the Court or Ordinary if
Walton county.nt its next August n-rm.'fot
leave to sell the renl estate of John Pally,’ ,|,.
ceased, which is audi*pi*ed ol by the w ill n f wid
deceased. JOHN P. AI.LEN. Ex'r.
may 19—2m
John H. Newlnn,
Elizur L. Newton,
vs.
Daniel Van Hotiton.
Michael S. Barrett,
Notice.
A LL persons hnv ing ctuints against tlie rails
il pf Jonn Dally, late of Wslmti comity fo.
ceased, are notified to psesent them, dnlviuthn.
tiented, within rhe lime prescribed bv law,
hI! persons imlelited to said estate srercquoint
to make immediate payment,
may 19—40d JOHN P. ALLEN, Eir.
GEQRGIA—MADISON COUNTY.
Covft of Ordinary, June Term, ,1853.
\X7'^EREaR. Benjamin Towns, Executor of
TT :tiie last , ill ami' testament of names
Towns, Sr., late of said county, deceased, aj>-
tilier* ti» me for Letters of Disuiisstou from said
executorship,
Theseare. therefore. Jo cite aud admonish nil
and singular the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to lie ami appear at my office within
the time prescribed by faw, to show cause, if
any exist, why said lettersshould not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 6th day of
June, 1853. WILLIS STRICKLAND,
• Jnne 16—14—6m. ' Ordinary,
Georgia, Clark County.
Court of Ordinary of Said County,
W HEREAS John Calvin Johnson
Administrator on the estate of Jnsjah
Woods, late of Virginia, deceased. petitions the
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
of sard Court, to he held oo the first Monday in
November next, he discharged from said admiui*
tration, _ ’ ’ -
By order of said Court; hphl. .this. 4th April,
1853. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary, .
April 7-nfim
Georgia, Franklin County.
Court of Ordinary of said County^
TfTHERBAS. Thomas Pulliam. ai|miuistrator
YV of Samuel Garner, late of raid, county, de
ceased, petitions the Court for a discharge from
said adiiyiiiitration : . , . ■ ..
Therefore, all persona concerned are hereby
required to show canse, if auy they have, why
i said uilmiuistratorshouhl not, at the regalertenii
ol said court, tu be held on the first Monday in'
October next, he discharged from .said admiiiU-
iration.
By oril~r of said Coart at the regular term
thereof, held this 7.lh day »f March. 1853.
march 17—6m JOHN G. YORK, Onl’y.
' February Term. 1852
Mortgage on Real Es
tate.
Rule Nisi.
Present, His Honor,
James Juckson—
lodge of said Court.
I T AP ’BARING to the Court, by the petition
of John H. Newton and Elizur L. Newton,
that outhe twenty-third day of October, eighteen
hundred and fiirly-*even, Daniel Van Hnntonand
Michael S. Barrett made and delivered to your
peliiioners their four notes 1 rearing date the day
and yearaforessid. hy each of which they prom
ised to pay your petitioner* five hundred dollars
for value received with interest from the first
day of Jauuary .etgbteen hundred and forty-eight,
said notes fulling due respectively on ihenrst day
of January in each of the years, eighteen hundred
aud fifty, eighteen hundred aud fifty-one, eigh
teen hundred and fifty-two, and eighteen hun
dred aud fifty-three; and that afierwaitU on the
day and year first aforesaid the said Daniel Van
Hontnn and Michael S. Barrett, the belter to
secure the payment of said note?, executed aiid
delivered to your petitioners, their deeiknf mort
gage, conveying to yonr petitioners all that lot
or parsel of tana lying and beiug in the county
aua State, aforesaid, in the town of Athens,
known as the -Madame G .uvaine lot. adjoining
Morion and wiitchell conditioned to be void npim
tbc payment inf the said four notes, and one other
oota which has been paid; and it further appear?
iug that said four notes remain unpaid except that
the. first of said notes has »wo'credit8fff$30.0’.‘ July
23. 1850. and of $142 50 August 30, T850; it is
therefore ordered that the said. Daniel Van Hou-
tonauilMichaelS. Barrel dopay into court by the
first day of the next torm thereof, the priucipl
and interest dtieon said notes together with the
cost of this proceeding, or show cause to thecon*
trary if anytliey have, and that on the failure of
said Dauiel Van Hontou and Michael S. Barret so
to do. the equity of redemption in and to said
mortgaged premises be forever 'hereafter barred
and foreclosed; aud it is further ordered that this
rule he pnhlis'jed in some public Gazette of this
State; once a mouth for four month* or a ciipy
thereof *ervc«l on the the said Daniel Van Hputnn
and Michael S. Barret, or their, special agent or
attorney at least - three mouths previous (o the
next term of tk is Court.
A true extract from the minutes of said court
Given under mv hand nt office,.this2d. day pf
april 1853. JOHN CALVIN JOHNSON,
april 23—■4m,. - , -
Georgia, Franklin County.
By the Court of Ordinary of mid Cmty
W HEREAS,John McFarland,mb™,i,inun
of Robert Met aiiund. luli-nf rail Cum
tyidecmised, petitions the Court fur a dUcbiq
from said administration.
Tfierefore, all prisons concerned. srclntJ
required to show canse. (if any they hsvej *1)
said administrator, should not, si tbe rfp’sr
term of sajd Court, to be held ou the first Fri
day iti November next, he discharged from ui
nduiinTStratorship- -
By order of said Court, at the rrgiiVto*
thereof, held this 4tb day iff April, 1853.
april I4-6m JOHN G. YOriK Or.lY
Georgia, Madison County.
Conti of Ordinary, April Term, 1353.
W HEREAS Isaac Simmons adniinisintori,
bonis non, npon the estate iff Beujanm
Smith, deceased, petition* the Court for ktun
disinissory from said administration.
Wiiereupoti it Is ordered by the coml.ihit w-
lice be given hy publication once a nioulb. Ww
moiitbs, in the Soulhern Bauocr, rrcnirin; >11
persons concerned 'to. siiow canse; ifsij tfq
have, why sgid Isaac Simmons. adminiffniiirA
bonis non as aforesaid, should not bedoclaffd
from said administration, on the tirtt Mcirii) »
November next .
Given tinder mv hand and sea) at office, thi* 4tn
day of Aiwit. 1853. WILLIS STRICKLAND.
kpril 7—6n» . Ordinirj.
: 'Notice. *
SIXTY DAYS after date, I shall apply to.the
IO Hoiiorabm.lhe Court of Ordinary, of Frank
nqypiluly, for leave to sell nil. the lauds • belong
ing to the estate of'Pierce Key, late of saiff t ouu-
ty dece.i»e«l. - P4EROE C. KEY, AdmV.
June 16—16—60d;
Ge«rrgia, Madison 'County,
VTSTHEEcfeAS, Johh E. M6J«n>y applies to’
V » the for Letter* of Admiuutrafiun upon’
the estate of Mary McLeroy, late ef said coun-
lyr deceased.
These are, therefore, tocite and nilinnnish, all
and singular the kiuilred and creditors ol said
deceased; tb be utid appear at ray office, within
tbeffii no prescribed by law, to show cause, (if
auy etist.) why said letters slmuld imtbe grauteil.
Givenumler iny hand and seal, tliis filli June,
1853: WILLIS STRICKLAND,Ordinary.'-
June 16.—14—30d. ,f fi.'
Libel for flivow,
Franklin Superior Court, March Tern,
~ 1853.
VARTtIA CtXMPlTTM. CTRCS CUXfITT-
Present, the Hod. James Jacksou, Judge «f
said Court. , ,
TT APPEARING to theCourt, by twtevo*
Jr oftnsTStierfU, that the defrndnnt does not re
side ill this cunnty, and it further apjjranagth.
lie dona not reside within this State, ut*, one-
lion ordered, that said defendant appear and «£
swer at the next term of this conrt, or tint •*
ease ho cbnoiilered in . ilefauU^ and thepiam
allowed to proceed. , . . _
Atrue extract from the Minutes or the
rior Court, March Term. 1853.
april 14 jOHN H. PAYNE.ci.
Rule Nisi.
Franklin Inferior Court. JanuaryTerm,
1«53. " ■
The Trustees of Franklin co.'X Scire Facia*
Academy, es. Peyton R Jones, J to revive a dor-
— yjmamtjn
George IV. Wily.
nant Judgment.
Georgia, Madison County.
. Court ot Ordinary. February Tena.1853.
W HEREAS Jaine3 G’K.eUt*y Ex
ecutor on the estate of FrancmaSprutling,
deceased, petitions the. Court of Ordinary fur
.letter* of dismission from Said Execntorship:
It is therefiiri) onlered by the Cnqrt that notice
be given by puhlicat ion* once- a, month for six-
mouths in tfw Southern Banner requiring,nil
persons concnrped to ah«w cause, if any exist,
why said James tVKeiley, Exeeotor nsnforesoid,
shall not he discharged from * aid Executorship
on the first inondny m September nest.
A true extract from the minutes of said Court
thU7tb day of Fehrunr’v. 1853.
R- M. MBRONBY, D. Ordinary.
Feb.-17—49— 6ui. ; ' ’ .
Jackson Postponed Sheriff’s Sale.
O N the first Tuesday i ijuly next, will be
*old, Ivelbre the Cmirt-ho im> door, in tlie
towuof Jefferson, within the legal hours of sale,
tlie folhiwing property, to wit: 'Ai--
,- Ou'e negro giil, hy the name Ann, about eight
or nine years iff age. Levied on us the properly
°l James IJ. Nabers, to satisfy a fi. fa iu favor
*.ff Y’. L. G Harris, vs. ,1a ucs B. Nabers. issued
, from the superior Court of Jackson county.
Property levied upon to satisfy above staled
case, this 30lb May. 1853.
J. H. RANDOLPH, D. Sheriff.
June 2—ids, ~
Adimuistratov’s Sale.
^^TILL be sold on the first Tuesday rin July
M uext in tlie town of Jefferson, Jajksou
county, lbs following parcel of land, in wit:—
Forty-five acres, more or less, itunted iu the
enmity of Jackson (formerly Fraukliu)iiml known
as the southern portion o* the Brewton survey,
ndjoinieg Lnils ofAValker and others, sold asthe
property of James Brewimi, deceased. Terms
made known on day of sale.
KENAN T. TERRELL, Adm’r.
may 5—tds -
r ' appearing to the Court from the return of
tbe Sherifi', tfigt the defendnnts are not to be
Found m thhicott»ty of Franklin,-aud it further
—nearing torihe Court, tluit said defendants re-
a without the State of Georgia; it is there
fore ordered-by-the ‘Cc.irtg .that, scire facias J be
per(ected on them by puBUcatiori of. this - order
in the SnnUiern Banner,’at Athens, once a month
for four months, previons to the uexUerm'of litis
Conrt,- v * ri
Present, their Honors,
H$srt Frkf.mas,
Noah Loourt,
K H. WififE
T. K. Sparks,
J. E. Cartek.
A true extract from the minutes of said Court.
Given trader my hand,'this 7th dav of March
1853. ' W.M.J. OLIVER, ere
march 17—1—4m •% '
'MAN, V -
Il ;|j i o
Georgia, Clarke cowaty.‘ v >3^^
Robert C. Wilson. 1 Supkiuor Cocrt.
Guardian. Scc.,etal. 1 February Term. 1858.
rs - f Bill &c.,viu Clark
W. W. Stovall el al. y Superior Co.qrt.
I T appearing to lt.e court, by the feln,ra oi the
Sheriff that William W. Stovall Executor &c,
W.illiatn C. Ritch defendants in,said bill, dc not
reside within the county of Chirk aud cannot bo
Administrator’s Sale.
W ILL be sold, oo Friday, the Slhdnyof
July next, hetween the usual hours of
sale, at the residence oT Dr. Hugh Neisler. in
Clark couuty; Three beds mid bedding and a
lot of books, belonging to the estiue ol Rev.
Roliert Iverson, deceased. Sold for the benefit
of the heirs of said deceased. Terms ou the
day of sale. WM. L. MITCHELL,
May 26—U—40J. Adm’r. de bonis non.
Georgia, Franklin C7ounty.
By Ihe 'Conrlof Ordinary of saidCorslj-
.TTH BRBAS. Edwanl W MayfieH.«d|
VV M. Nual Executors of EdwardCirrell.il
of said County, deceased, petitions the Court l*
a discharge from said Executorship. ,
Therefore, aft persons cnocemed, are nfr^
required to show canse. (ir any ibey I*")* j
said Sxecntor* slinuhl not. at the r^jf*»«avren«
said Coart, to be held on the first Mowhf7“
veinlier next, be discharged from saiu
ship. '|jj
Bv order of said Court at a regular Term.
Georgia, Franklin Countv,
’ Court of Ordinary uf said C»**tS- m
W HEREAS Wniiam fchamy Adm*^
of Nicholas Bellamy, laterf-gA
deceased, petitions the Conrt for aduens ,
said Administration; * j hereby
Therefore, nil persons conecrotM *“ w |, t
required to *bow cause, if any Uiej w 4
aitid. Administrator should t> ot , , o^cbr
term of said court to be held on ii-
in_8epteml>er next, be discharged from
ra Bym;W of Said Court at the
thereof.heldtht. j 7thdBy j or y Fj^«^- in>[T
T.eb. 17—40-6m.
Consolaiion. ^
I N diraonrses on select tonic*, addrry ^
suffering people of Rod. ByJo» e »
exander, D-D. For sale bX w pf. WHITE-
M —; ; ; — "T ^foecsTosi
ACCARONT.—?iesb and
just received by
Nov. M. . -
found, HHH
ttia, on motion of counsel for complainants,
Ordered by the Court that tlie above parlies ap-.
pear, plead answer or demur, to the above''bilk
not demurring alone on nr .before the first day of
next term, mv that said defendants he served by
publication of this rote once a month for lour
months previous to ihe next term, iu one of the
public gazettes of thi* State.
Georgia. Clark county, Clerk’s offip 0 Superior
Court.
A true extract from the minutes of said Conrt.
Given under my hand this 2d day ot April, 1853.
m J V C, JOHNSON,cl’k.
For sale, at a Barg 3 v
By F, ¥. Lucas*
I HANuSOMB new BUGGlU . oa ^
I (Second-haud) two horse "®cc
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1 Common Rockaway Carnn o 0.
Term.s—Cash, or good note*. \
June2, •• --1 ' -■ •'
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april 28 4m
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ersons are hereby f nrel ^j^nj
trading lor a certain
note, given by T. L, Harrison and % diet*
to F, H- Segars and G, W , 3 i
huudred doilars, (4.1.100 90.) * 8 j t „ u k«- !
Fine bet have determined not to P“/ ra ',;fors ,s -
compelled by law. Said note given n o
Juuo 2-12-3*.