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Newspaper Page Text£oct1rlj. [From the New York Lodger.] SONG OF SARATOGA. BY JOHN 0. SAXE. "Pray, what do they do at the Springs ?” The question is easy to ask 5 But to answer it fully, my dear, Were rather a serious task. And vot, in a kuttoring way, ■ As the magpie or inooking Wltl sings, 1 ’ll vonturo a bit of » *°ng . . To toll wliat tlioy do at the Springs! Imprimis, my darling, they drink Tlio waters so .parkling und clear; Though the flavor is none of tlio best, And tlio odor exceedingly queer; But the fluid Is mingled, you know, With wholesome medicinal things. So tlioy drink, and tlioy drink,und they 'drink,— , . , And that’s what tlioy do at tlio.springs! Then with appetites keen as a kill re, Tlioy hasten to breaklast or ditto ; I The latter precisely at three i Tlio t'orinor from soven till nine.) Vo gods l—what a rustic mid rush Whon tlio eloquent dinner-bill rings! Then they eat, and they oat, and tlioy cat,— And that’s what tlioy do at the Springs 1 Vow they stroll in tlio beautiful walks, Or loll in the shade of the troes; Where many a whisper is heard That never is told by tlio broozo; Ami hands are commingled with hands, Regardless of conjugal rings; And tlioy flirt, and tlioy flirt, and thoy flirt,— And that’s what thoy do at tlio Springs 1 The drawing-rooms now are ablaze, And music is shrieking away ; Tekpsiciiore governs the hour, And Fashion was never so gay! An arm ’round a tupering waist— How closely and fondly it clings; So thoy waltz, and they waltz, and they waltz,— And that’s what they do at tlio Springs! In short—as it goes in the world— Tlioy cat, and thoy drink, and tlioy sloop; Thoy talk,and they walk, and they woo; They sigh, and they laugh, and tlioy ween; They read, and they ride, and they dance;‘ (With other unspeakable tilings;) Thoy pray, and they pluy and they And that’s what they doat the Springs! Unity or Plurality or Races Wo invite tlio attention of Hebraists and philologists to the essay of Dr. S. A. Cartwright, which opens the August number of De liow'a Review. Referring to the Jlevieto for a full statement of Dr. Cartwright’s arguments, wo take tlio following extracts: If wo take the Hcbrow Bible for guide, and faithfully interpret it, there can bo but one opinion on the question. That book positively affirms that thoro wore, at least, two racos of intellectual ricatures with immortal souls, created at different times. Thus, in the 24th verse of tlio 1st chanter of Gonesis, “The Lord said, Lot tno earth bring forth intellectual creature* with immortal souls after their kind; cattle, and creeping thing, and beasts of tho earth after his the philanthropic British, to get the in digo culture of Hayti transferred to British India, contrived to rob tlio no- croosof their wliito masters, they re turned to the worship of tlio serpent.- Soulouune, although called Emperor, was the abject slavo of tho ferpont, and so was his wifo and all Ilia subject. Tho serpent, in every neighborhood, gov erns them more absolutely and Hyatt- ideally than any wliito man ever gov erned them. The serpent is kopl 111 a box, carefully guarded by tho conjurers. Tlioy aio thrown into an ecstatic state by touching tho box or coining near tlio sorpont, and in that state of ccstiicy or tcni]K>rary alienation of mind,; they make known tlio orders of tho snake divinity. From lH4.’l to 184U, tho or ders were to kill tho nmlattoes and take their property from thorn. Afterward, tho orders wore to '.regard all tho ne groes who could redd or white, or wore good clothing, to ho regarded and treat ed as nmlattoes. For proof of thysn facts, see a work written by Gustiiii d’Alaux, entitled “L’lfnipcrotir 8011I011- quo,” Paris, I860*. Insult to Sotulicrii Laities and Gen tlemen. parly of Southern Indies u ; . . excursionists to Niagara Fulls and other places, a hand hill, of which tho billow ing is a copy, was circulated through town of Marshall, Michigan : Republicans, to the Rescue/— I wo hun dred Southern slaveholders, with their slaves, will pass through our city this (Monday) afternoon, and will ditto lit tho depot. This is a flagrant violation of the laws of this State, approved February 15, 1850, which provides as fc I lowing: “ ‘Every person who shall bring any negro, mulatto, or other persons of color into tlio State, claiming him or her as a slave, shall ho punished by im prisonment in tho State prison not more than ten years, or by fine not ex ceeding 0110 thousand dollars.’—(Ses sion laws 1858, pages 520-7. 'Republicans, to Arms ! Strike for tlio memory of John Brown, Lincoln and froedom.’ •Marshall, Aug. 0,1800.” * Tins Henderson Fire.—Tho Shreve port (La.) Gazetto loams that one white man and six negroes have been arrested for being concerned in the burning of tho town of llendorson, Texas, and it is bolUyod that the proof is sufficient to convict,them* An abolition emissary, a book pedlar, was the instigator of the in furious deed. Unfortunately, tlio scoundrel made his escape. Mr. Ward, a minister living in Harri son county, killed a man who ho ob served talking with his negroes, and who refused to stato who ho was or what business ho -you* engaged in. In his carpet bag were found abolition documents, Ana ho is supposed to l>o the hook peddler who induced tho white man and negroes to burn Henderson. Folk Sheriff Sales. \KTITA* bo sold before Ihc Court House W door in Collar Town, on.the first Tues day tn Soptombor next, tho following pro perly, lo wit: I«ot of Land No. 12.10, lying in tho Sd dial, •in ! (tit soot, of Polk county, as tho property of Haliiiger Oravoljr—levied on by virtuonf a li. fa. in favor of J. II. Perry vs. said Gravely. Also Lot of Land No. 017 in tho 2d dial, mid -itli scot., us tho property of said Gravely, bv virtue of a fl. fa. in favor of .I.nnos McUibbin vs. said Gravely—both tl. fns. issued from tlio .lustice Court 1076 disk dist.’M. it. of said o-nnitv. Also will bo s<dd at the same (lino und plmv, Lot of Land No llwl in the 21st dial, a ml .Id sect.—levied on “ *" Ilurrel Loverctt by virtu, or P. M. flhoildey pal, and'Tim “ tin* purclm-o li. fa. in lavo m ■*"">«, p. r J"s! It. Akin, security—s un lo t 1071 dist.G. Ni. said «»8 : * K. LYON, I>. 8h*ir. PolL Shoriff Salo, W ILL be sold before tbo court house door in Cdar Town, on tho first Tuesday in October next, within the legal hours of sib’, the following property, to wit: A negro bov Sam. about 26 years old and dark conipl.-xinn. two buggies ami harness, om* pedlar’s wagon and harness, one l,ay mule, nine head'of stock cattle, household and kitchen furniture—all levied U|*on as the property of ,l„hn lbte, by virtue uf a iiiortgiige li. fa. issued from Polk Inferior court in fiivnr of .lames M. Ware an I Kiimii- mil I.voii vs. said It.H—pr..pe. ty pointed out in saiil mortgage li. ft. ,mg:i K. LYON, D. Sh’ff. Chattooga Sheriff Sale. W ILL be sold b-fnro the court house door in Summerville within tho legal hours uf sale on tlio first Tuesday in September next, the following property*, to wit: Part of Lot of Land No. 62 in tho Dili Pint, mi Itli Sect., it living tho R. Ko, • liv ing litre* I has a goad dwelling n ’tit-building Iditigs upon it. Lev- . . / of K. L. Rosser,!to satisfy two fi. fas. issued fre Court of said county—one i St.Mldard .1 Co. other in favor .1. It. A K. L. It. bv K. L. Rosser * Also Jiimss M. Smith’s interest, in lot of land. No. 2116 ill tlio I Itli Dbt. and Itli Scot. Levi, d .11 by former Sheriff as the property of said Smith to satisfy a fi. fa. from tho Su perior court in favor of A. R. Ross vs. Jas. 61. Smith—pointed out bv glaintitV. july.’ll-wttl J. U. ’AKIlIDGK, Sb’lf. the Sue favor of K. B. . X. R. A K. L. Rosser—the of Unreal, Nichols A <Xv*. issor—property pointed out GEORGIA, Polk County. S IXTY Pa vs after date I will apply to tho Court of’Ordinary for said county, for leave to sell tho Land and Negroes belonging to tho estate of Samuel P Wilson, late of « n jd county, deceased, fur tho benefit of tho heirs. Ac. JOHN It. WILSON, pug tO—OOd Executor. GEORGIA—Polk County. -ITTJIKREAS William Peek has applied \Y to me for letters of dimissiou from his administration on the estate of Frances Gil bert. dccoused. These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish nil persons interested in said estate, to be and * *** — before the ox- > sh d from'hissiiiduiluiiuistrutmn in terms >f tbo statute in such eases made nud pro- -i.l-.l- Givon under my band and official signn ture this 0th of August, ISOIt. nuglO-flin 8. A. BORDERS, Ord. GEORGIA, Floyd County. W ill'll HAS, Harriet G. Quillen has ap plied to mu for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Smith C. Quillen, late of said county deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish the kindred and creditors of said deceased, use. (if any they have) within the time prescribed by law, why said letters of administration should not be granted unto Harriet G. Quillen on Smith C. Quillen’s .•state. Given under my band nml official signature, Ills 2d of August, isntt. augl-IOd ‘ JJLAMBKnTIf. Ord. GEORGIA—Floyd Cc M. ‘ in |in.|H-r form "I'lillM I letters *>f Administiatioii nil tlio estate ol John It. Lumpkin, late of said county, to cite and admonish indred and creditors of nd app all and singular the within tlio time prescribed by I; • thoy have, why # id slue Administration slue v J. Lumpkin and Panlel 8. Printiip i John II. Lumpkin' j i.ly 28 hand and official signature Util" July INfill. J. LAM BERTH. Ordinary. GEORGIA—Floyd County. mo all whom it may concern—Nnthr Jl Whitlock, having, in jirepor form a plied to me for permanent letters of Admi istrution on the estate of Benjamin II. Hob late of said county. This is to die nil and singular, tho creditors and next of kind of said deceased to be and ap pear at my office, within tbo tiino allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why said permanent administration should not ho granted to Nathan Whitlock on Ren- jumiti II. Hobo’s estate. Given under my hand and official signature, at office this 1st August. 18011. nttgl J. LAMUFRTH, Ordinary. Administrntor’s Sale. B Y virtue ..f an order from tho Corn Ordinary of Walton e..un»y.wlll be . before the Court House door in Rome, K county, on the Hist Tuesday in October i within the lawful hours of sale, Lot of land. No. 5Wl, in the UHL dial., and 4th uwthi I’loyd cunt v. sold as the properly ol John Hliislngnme.’lnte of Walton county deeonsed. for the benefit of tlio heirs of deceased.— Terms made known on tho dav of sale. 11. F. 1) LAS I NO A ME, Jiily2lw2m Adm’r. HARPER & BUTLER, Importers and Heavy Dealers in ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, Broad Street, Rome, Ga. WE rospeelfulls solid a continuation of the patronage or our PROMPT PAYING and Cash Customers, To whom our O«otl. oro for «nIo»t tho "LOWEST FIGURES. [JimO.tt NEW FIRM. Mills & Sumter, MS Vino ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOO ETHER FOR MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING 1860 Spring Stock 1860 LADIES ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, Mantillas, Points & Shawls, IN EVERY VARIETY. KENT’S CLOTIHNCI Extra Qualities and -Makes. IIAT8, BOOTS & SHOES, H0USE-FU8NJ8HIN6 AND PLANTATION GOODS I Great Fire ayianrtU^T W, B, DODDS & Co,'S ALL KINDS AND STYLE OF CABINET rpIIK manufacturing of all sixes ut JL «Stc»» nud also the 1 FURNITURE Ol NANHand IILINDS, PANEL DOORS, rtiiimu ii. Extonsivo Shop and Machinery WITH FIRST QUALITY OF MATERIAL, WJ$ ARK READY TO MANUFACTURE LARGELY, All articles in our line, and to fill all orders at the shortest notice. Mil. SUMTKIt, Inis been long known in tiiis community, us u first class MECHANIC, can therefore, warrant all articles made by us. Wo shall bo aide to Supply the surrounding Country with Sash. Blinds, nml Furniture* at very reasonable price*. We cordially invito all the oitlxons of the country to our Ware Room, Furniture Store and Manufactory, hntli on Rroad St.. Romo, Gn. FINfe I1UUIAL CASES ahvava on hand, uml evory quality of COFFINS made us soon as required. ’ tu w f a july27.1y. JAMES M. SUMTER MAH VBAXI), VIRGINIA, XORUJ1 CAROLINA, SOUTH CARO- IJXA ((• GEORGIA MAKES ! N OW RECEIVING AND OPENING, nnd comprising one of tho largest and most nttractive Stock, in the Southern Com try, which will 1m Hold as Low as the Lowest, For Cash or to prompt paying customers, <j the muni time. J. II. McCLUNG. mnrSOtv. Koine, Georgia. ROME STEAM ENGINE WORKS fay-Tho Btroctrt of l’arls will soon bo liglitod in a manner that intist make the night appear even brighter than the i day* Tho numbers of oaoh house and I tho plates indicating the several streets aro to bo illumined by aa many gas hum ors. tlio gllnitnor of which, by means of rofleotivo mirrors, will lie tripled. The expenses of tins dazzling light, paid by tho proprietors, will amount annually to ono dollar and a hull' a house. Estray Notico. GEORGIA, Folk County. Clerk’s Office, Inferior Court, July 80, 1800. A LL persons Interested are hereby notifi ed that W. J. Clark of the 107.1 District G. M. toil# before W. T. York, ono of tho Jmtieo of tho Peace for said district, as an Estrav. a steor, color blank, marked with an over-lope in the left car, and split in the right ear. about six years old, and appraised to he worth fifteen dollars, by G. L. Drown i and John IL hong, freeholders of said coun ty ami district. Tire owner of said astray is •attired to come forward, pay charges and take said steerjawny, or he will be dealt with Administrator’s Citation. G EO nr, I A, Polk county Whereas, Henry Klugshery. Adminis trator on the estate nf Jesse Walt -n. late of said county deceased, has made application tome in term* of the law, for his dismission from his said administration. These are therefore, to clto and ndumnlsh all persons interested In said estate, to show cause to tno «n or before tho second Monday In January next, why said administrator should not ho dismissed from bis said ad ministration, otherwise 1 shall proceed ac cording lo law. Given under mv hand and olficial signature this May 28th I8il». niwlim, S. A. RORDKUS, Ord’i tiling, kind, and it was so.” In our English version, instead of "intellectual creatures with immortal souls,” wo have only tlio words, "living creature,” aa representing tho Hebrew words, naphesh chaii/uli.— Tlio lost word moans 'living creatures,” and tlio word napfush, which invents ehaiyah, or living creature, with Intel-, lectuality and immortality, is not trans lated at all, either in tho Douay Bible or that of King JanioM. But there it stands more durable than brass or gran ite, inviting us to look at tho nogroand tho Indian, amt then to look ut that, and wo will undbi^taiid it. Neither tho Cntholio nor Protestant translators of tho Bibio seem to havo had tho no- groes in their.mind's evo whon thoy wore looking at tho words naphesh cha'i- yah, or if thoy had, they took for grant ed that thoy wove wliito men whoso skins a tropical sun had bluckcd, and hence omitted to translate tho wonls which embraced them. Mississippi and Louisiana aro half full of negroes nnd so is the ilebrew Bible, but our English verson has not got a nogro in it. i -the law dh • book. E-li xtract fro i tho What a Man !—A correspondent of the Lynn Bay State, writing from Fast Saugus, states that ft lady of that village assures him that during a courtship ofa year, and a wedded life of forty y< (including tlio honeymoon.) she never kissed by her husband! 'mis plo havo hulf-u-dozon children, not ono of whom was over kissed by the husband and father! Ho is a kind, pleasant man, nnd never was known to strike one of his children. Send him to Bfirnum. j86y*.Signor Visconti, assisted by his son, is restoring to tho light of day tlio nnciont gate of Home, the famous (Nti«, nnd has already uncovered the dock yards; tlio marts, whore still uro to be seen tho earthen pots, with weights ; a theatre, a beautiful temple, baths, a gymnasium, a sqtmVo, a gate of tho eltv and above ull, n most interesting “mt- troo,”ono of tho most norfoot which It- aly, or perhaps tho world, possesses. Polk Postponed Sheriff Sales. W ILL be imbl before tbo four! House door m (Vilar Town, on the first Tuoolny in September, within the lognl hours of sale, the rollmving property, to irit: Hue road vngon. -I Imggirs, 2 sorrel mates one mule, .1 wntelios, one shot gun, 40 plocos f leather, more or Ire*, also tbo me hair ntcrcst in lots No. ant nml 302. nml one ere nmro or less, it being a portion of lot *o. 276. with a tan yard thereon with all the ppiirtennneos thereunto belonging, comist- ngoflentlmr nnd bides in vats, supposed to 0 Worth $8(10,00, more or less. Said tracts f laud all lying in the I8fli dlst., 3rd sect., ••vied on ns tlio properly of A. II. Evans, inkers, Crnhb A Whitehead, indorsors, to atisfy one fi. f.,„ issued from tho Superior 'ourt of I’.Jk county in favor of Win. II. fenderson. J. C. YORK, july 2(1 Sheriff. GEOK<iIA, Floyd County. W HEREAS, llenry It. Dempsey, mlnlstrated of Joseph (’. I)«ni| represents to tho Court, in bis petition duly filed and entered on record, that be has fully Administered Joseph C. Dempsey's estate. This is, therefore, toeite all persons con cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they anti, why s.iid administrator should not be discharged from his adminis tralion. and receive letters of tlismission on the first Monday in December. I SIM. Given under my hand and official signn- this at office, this filh Mav. |8fii». iy20 JESSE LAMRKRTIf,Ord'y. W. N DUCKER, Importer, Manufacturoi and Dealer in CABINET FURNITURE, XT ptiolstory, MAT HESSES. COTTAGE CHAraS On Broad Street, Home, Georgia. NVI PB4 Pi > P t'dl j. 111 Gt i L i li m p irfie il trly, to visit Ids Ware Umnns, where ho hns a large supply of Rosewood, Parlor and chambor Furniture, Mihog.iify, Walnut, and Imitation Furniture. Rr.,11, tlio Lost R|irili( n.'uLR,*,. lo ill. urll.'l,. In u.o. A110,11 «»nrl,uHit uf Mntresses, TiickerS Patent Spring IIml, ('oildies, l.ounges, SiUctionrils,Safes. All kind* of Furniture with disp*deh. and ne.ulv repaired. tided tn him, he hope#, by elm HOME GEORGIA 1 71 OR tlio ninniifiieturu of Ja»eo . Stationary Engine* of any size or pat tern according to order. id work, Iron Bridg-js and Roofs d Rolling Mills, Hail lb Hot lllnst Castings and Machinery, Housing, Mill ing bathes, Drill Presses, Shaft ing, Jo. 1 Wute f Machine GEORGIA, Polk county. A T the first term of t for said county, aft until* from tlm dal of the nth. will make applicate ut di*mi*sloii from the further administration on tho estate of Murk Jackson, with the will annexed. This Mav th • 7tli. ISrtO. may 11. JAS. WHEELER. Adm’r. GEORGIA, Floyd County. W IIARKAS. Charles Knnwlo* Adminis trator of Cherokee II. Talbot, repre gents to tlio court, in bis p filed I.tbiit bn lias r.iilv ad it Talbot’s estate.’ • cite nil persons'coil* Fifty years ago, Dr. Adam Clarke, the learned oommontator of the Biblo, from deep rending in tho Hebrew, Ara bic, and Coptic languages, was forcod to the conclusion that tho croaturo which beguiled Eve was an animal formed like man, walked oroot, and had the gift of speech and reason. Hu believed it was an ourang-outmia and not a ser pent. If he had lived in Louisiana, instead of England, ho would have re- cognized tlw negro tjarda\er % ^ ^ tells cortain fact about negroes, which ing. liono but tho best informed planters and overseers know at the presont day. Tho most learned divines aro ignorant of them, not becauso thoy cannot read Hebrew, but becauso they cannot rend Hebrew re-wrifc in tho ne^ro. Plan ters and overseers rend it in tho ne groes, but don’t know ^ that it is He brew, and that their evidence, if they could rend Hebrew, would prove, in any Court of justico, to the satisfac tion of any Jury, that tho writer of Gcnosis know moro about negroes than they did. A star in the East hits lately anpenrod, throwing much light on tlio first chapter of Genesis, by mak ing plain to all observers a lot of inferi or races, pure tcrr'yjcM-, including giants, croated beforo Adam. C. Blattulmvd Thompson, of New England, a Hebrew scholar of the first-class, utter immi grating to Missouri, made tho discovery, that if the 24th verso of tho 1st chapter were literally and fully translated, it would save tho necessity of torturing Scripture nnd scientific truth to procure a wliito father and mother for tho Mis souri negroes and tho Missouri Indians. But Thomson, with all his learning, is far behind the pensman of tho hook of Genesis.in lm knowledge of that char acter. He did not know that tho most ntupidnegro is not only moro subtle than any beast of tho Hold, but has much more subtlety in many matters than tho wisest wliito man generally have/ TTo will find some overseer in Louisiana and Mississippi who aro aware of tho fact. For instance, a no gro can read an overseer much better than his master can, nnd cun instinct ively toll whether ho is a man of cour age, or can be imposed on or not, or whether ho can see through a nogro as tho negroes soe through him. The writer of Genesis knew it, and, express ed tho fact in that bundle of ideas, or epitomized history of tho negro charac ter shut up in the name ho gave to tho creature, which Eve mot with in the garden of Paradise. Nearly all the ancestors of tho no- groes now in the United States, woro tho slaves of the serpent before tlioy be came the slaves ofChristian white men. Thoy worshipped theirsnako-master, be lieved that the serpent-god wns-nll-wlso uU-powerfull, and very wicked. At tlio present day there are half a million’of slaves of the serpent in Hayti. As Boon Cini.imE.v Lost in the Woods.—Tlio Hornellsvillo (Ohio) Journa] stat's that threo young enildren of Mr. and Men. Howloy, of that place, went into the woods on Saturday lust to pick homes, without the consent of their parents and wandered about until lost. Not re turning beforo ovening, the anxious pa rents, in com puny with nearly one hun dred others started for the woods, and succeeded in finding them. When found tho two youngest were sleep ing, and tho oldest, not yet ten years of age, was upon her knees pruy- Aduiinistrutor’s Hale. W ILL bo #old licforo tlio Courl-lioiisc door in Romo, between tlio l-gul hours of sale, on tho first Tuesday in October, the following property, to wit j Ono nml « half chare*, (there being four share*) of Lot No. 221, purl of Lot No. 248, lying on the west side of Ih? crook, with till tho privileges on tho crock for iniiniifiiotiir- ing purposes. Also tho hoi'Ii |mrtion of lot No 220, nnd part of Lot No. 2-ID. adjoin ing 248, known ns tho Under Wind piano in tho 22d dint. 8d soe. of Floyd county, (in. Sold by virtue of an order from the Ordinary of said county, a* tlio property of Dr. Thomas Hamilton, lute of cnid counly, deceased, for tho benefit of tho heirs. To.ums—Credit to JaLof January }8<H,witU interest from ditto, If not punctually paid. nug23ld D. M. HOOD. Adm’r. GEORGIA—Polk County. W HEREAS William Lyon, has np- plied tonto’forloiters orndminhsirat'oii on the estate of E. T. II. Mabry, late of said county deceased. These are therefore, lo c ite and admonish nit persons concerned, to show onuso, if any they have, why letters of administration should notlw* granted the applicant, at the next October term of the Court of Ordinary for snid county, otheriviso the court will proceed according to law. Given under my hand and official signi ture, August the 20th, I KUO. ui,"24—w.10d S. A. BORDERS, Ord. GEORGIA—Floyd County. W HEREAS, George Shirley, administra tor of Robert II. Gam’idy, deeonsed, represents to tho Court in ids petition duly lik'd and entered on record that ho has fully administered R. II. Cnnndy’* estate. Thin is therefore to cite nil persons con cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause if any they can. why snid Administrator should not he discharged from hi* adminis tration, nud receive letters of udmi**ion on the first Monday in February, 1801. Given under mv hand nnd official nignn- ture. nt office, this 6th July, 1800. jnjjja J. LAMDEHTir, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Floyd county. J AMES M. PEPPER, having applied to be appointed Guardian of the person nnd ‘ - • dlllch- , former .... M. Berrien, deeonsed,) dimri* under fourteen years of dge, resident# f -did enunty- Tliis is to cite nil persons eonnernml to be .wd appear at tho term of the court of Ordi wiry to lie held, next nil r tho expiration o thirty days from the first publication or thh lotice. nnd show cause, if thoy can, why snid lames M. Popper should not be intrusted with the guardianship of the person nnd •ropertvof John M. Berrien, Jr., nnd Rieh- ird M. Harriett. Given under mv hand nnd ollieinl signature it office, this 2d July, 18(10. july(l ’ J. LAMBRETII, Ord. ministered (Jlicrokee This is therefore I corned kindred and if any they can. why said admin should not’he discharged from his adminis tration, and receive letters of di«ini the first Monday in November. 1800. Given under inv hand und official signn- nt office, this 2d «»r April, isitn, n P r CAR I NEt' S Mop' of the •ward SI nr tho Etowah IT.it paired. Work warranted.to gi\ -•tailed at wholesale prices—nml where Fur- \V. RHODES IIILL, W.-R. HERNDON. COX, HILL & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, PD ltSI-TKEI) MTRI3KT,' ATLANTA, UA. H AVING formed .n copartnership a* above, wv are prepared to exhibit an ele gant nud Ifesli STOCK OF GFtQCERIES, Works erected j all kinds of Machinery repaired. Huv hnud Wrought Iron Steam nnd Water Vip G ii ages, Ac. Castings of any Size. " listings made to order- nd sojiioof the host GIN ' Uintry : Also Gudgeons Power, Thrashing Mn- f beautiful Patterns I Brain have always on ! GEARING in th Dustings for Hon himr, nud a vn f Iron Hnilioj. for ftalllng,, l’lil.lie llnlltl lugs, Cemetery Lots, Av. Boilers. riiio, Tubiilnr. Imtiiijiiiilvo nml Cvllmlor illriv. mmlii mill ropniml. Wntor Tonki, nst Pipe*, Gasometers, Wrought In Smoko Stacks, Ac. lllaeksmilh work made to order. Mining Machinery. Cornish Pumping Engine*, Druthers, Lifting and Form* Pumps, Pump Rod* nnd Joints, Whim and Whiu/e Kibbles, Stamp Heads of any required hardness: nil kinds MINERS TOOLS,—Particular nUention given to this branch or business, Mr. James uperintends the work, h the p Nolde, Sr.. \vh« ing been u long tune in E pose of Obtaining tho intt , and drawing of mining work. Persons in want of Steam Engines will II on us befiro going clsowlfc arrant our Engines to ho equal we will v every particular nml tor slmidieiti excelled. A list tele n •. prompt paring nil -t knowledge of the u-tioii, iii every partiei 30 lids. Now OrloanslSugar, 100 “ A B & C., h GF.ORG1A—Polk County. W HEREAS, Elxnphnn R. King, cxecui of tho last will nnd tvtitment of (ieor Smith, deceased, hns applied to me for loth of Dismission I Those’ are tie tho kindred and friemli tcrestod, to show cans' the said npplica hi# snid Admiuistrnti e nnd nd I all porse any they have) GEOIK41A, Floyd county. W HEREAS, Stephen Ball, iidininlittra- torof Thoum* M. Gluden, rcprescntit to the Court in his potillnii. duly tiled and en- I on record, llmt he hns fully administered lias M. Gladcn’s estate, lose are. therefore, to cite all persons con ed, kindred and creditors, to show cause if they can, why said administrator should *o discharged from bis mlmiuistjivtion nnd vc letters of dismission on the first Monday in October, |8fi(». veu under my hand and official signn- ut office, this 6th March. 18011. trio JESSE I.AMBEUTII, Ord’y. For i, ndit GEORGIA, Floyd C’i W HEREAS, Arthur trntor of .In*. J. Gill, rei to the (Joyrt in his petition, dulv tiled tered on record, that he has fullv mini ed James J. Gill’s estate. ite nil p 50 bis. onisliod and Brown Sugar, 200 Bags Ilio Coffoe. 25 Bags Java coffee, 400 Kegs of Nails, 10 “ Old Government Coffee, 300 Box candles, 100 Box’ Tobacco, 1000 ” Snnff, 150,00 “ Sogars, 200 blfUec’d Whisky, 75 bbls Old Eye Whkky, ^ 30 Pack’s Cressc-it’s, Honnossv nndotUc. choice Brandies, 10 “ Brand”, Old and Soft, from privnto stock, 500*Sacks Salt. 100 Bx's State and EnglishDarry cheese. And any quantity «>f Sndo. 8*nrch, Pickles, Catsup* Snu.'es. Preserves, Fruit*, f’nidinl#, Oysters, .Ma -kerel, Sardine*. RtieVet*. Brooms. Tubs, rimrns. Ac., lo which attention is in vited. A uniting your command*, nnd always at your s« rvi.es, oet1tl.tr, Wejyu) Respectfully, POX, HILL A CO, ,1)0110 but the l; . All boilers i tahlishmeiit wo id put up Kugiiu IMiilud.’lphi nt t< Concrete Safes Triumphant! FORTY-EIGHT- UOURS IN THE Danville, Ky,,M.roh 7, jm, Mei.rB.-W. I). DoilJ. i Co, Clnoli™.., Ovur Sir—Thu enfo I pueeliMed or von , Soptombor Inal bniatood thogrentiJ.L, 1 ? ooourroai" oqr town on l h,J2ifp ebu "* h .') 'tblly. I had a largonmouiit ofnoto, do. In it, boforo tbo building burno.l Wf? Ihu pnpora out but put in noma abcotaVl? NOT EVEN SCORtUED. The vcctiering on tho drawers woi s’ |;m iirpcd 5 Ihu lurk works very well ! when I oil It u little I think it willbeain!* asever. My safe was in the low.r .toftW I three story building with shingle roof ^t^ 1 adjoining room, with only a pKrt tion» a tlrug store wm kept, and immcdC opposite where my safe vrns setting theft*?, ueidurnblo quantity of ptlnfi. oll?2? tine,cnmphinc, and liquors. /Ths ' was oonnected with tho Patterson Rm r ono aldo uml wn* within six feet of a. I f..urt House ou tho other, with a l« r « 1 of wood between iny office and the Cobh Houso, nud a door entering into my offie* is? , mediately from tho wood. There'was sC’ sinnll frame building attached to the tho Drugstore, with oils, paints, anf “ ' in it, utid a glass door leading into n from it. You will cco nt once the t bent created nt nnd about it. I rcrsrd it fully tested, and havo no hesitancy In ur ing that my papers would have bstn p£ served if I had left them in the safe. P * A number of our citisens have exsmtnri it since tho fire and were surprised at iti condition, nnd sotno of them have otdmd 1 safes of you, hotioringthem REALLY FIRE PROOF 8AFE8. I shall take great pleasure in rocommtad. " safes. You nro at liberty to mtti I or this statement as you dttii pro|K*r. Yours, [sijfticd^ ing y» . J. DURHAM. Wo arc Agents for theso splendid 8afct nnd invito tho public to call and see nthu certificates ns to thomnnnorin which tit* resist tho attacks of both FIRE AND BURGLARS. Theso safes have never failed toprwmi I their content*, and nro warranted to be ENTIRELY FREE FROM DAMP. . The construction of tho BURGLAR I ’ROOF SAFES is peculiar, and in cosw-f lion with tho‘|Grent American Key Regis- L tor Look,” (which possesses tho great advu. I logo of having NO KEY HOLE nndyrllm I tho Hcourity of a PERMUTATJNO KETI capable of 260,Out),000 changes.) they will bo found perfectly impregnable. A. W. CALDWELL, Rome, Ga. 8mAifox A Skvmuuii, Nashville, Tren. mny26 trlv* II Wil i il fa lured at mir os- I to fie of tho host », w!’ lieV cot! fi den eii |• and equal to ion Hull, tlmso who all other*. Wo in- screw, that will nl- ' bale, to exumine stahlidinifnt nnd i the State, and as ri’itendvd l»y our lint wo can do work iv in tho United rented, kindred n if nnv thev can. should not’ lm dh it creditor*. t<» show cause, why said Administrator barged trnm hi# Adminis- Administnitiix’s Notice. lie Goiirt of ( rdinnry of said county for cave to sell tlio real estate and a portion of lm negroes belonging to tho estate of Ileii- umin T. Mosoly, late of said county decons- •I. thi#July the 2nd, l.ffiiO. MARY A. MOSELY. Adm’x, jul.vt‘*w2ni With tho will annexed. GEORGIA, Polk C S IXTY Day# after nitty. •t of Ordinary il the lauds bolongi the* estate or Alexander C. Morris, late iii county, deceased, jtdvd—w2tn ABNER DARDEN, Adiu' -W. B. T. i. applied to 1 from his* ndmiuist it tho first Court nf Ordinary fur expiration of six mo date. .i • o.wi ll JK u, " , °8ieial signatiin this 20th day of August, 18011. -..-o. «... S. A. BORDERS, Ord. nug24—Hm i the Court Atlmintxtrntur’H Sr B Y VIRTUE of an ardor lr< of Ordinary for Walton will bo sold before the Court II.mao door'hi Cedar Town, on the first Tuesday in October next, within tho lognl hours of’sale : Lot of Land No. .12 in the 20th I>ist. and 3d Sect, of Polk county. Sold ns the pro perly of John Blasingnmc, late of Walton county, dceensod, for tho benefit of the heirs of deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. n. p. BLASINGAME. july24—3mw Adm’r (iEORGIA, Floyd County mo nil whom it may nwnccr X lutuo having. In proper fo mo for permanent letters of Adiniins’trnti< on the estate of LnwrotifC Breek, late of tlio State of Alnhnmn. deceased, (nnd hav ing unsettled business in this State)— This is to cite all anil singular the credi tor# nnd next of kin ol Lawrence Brock, to he and appear at iny office, within tho time al lowed by law, and show cause if any they have, why permanent Administratiou’shoiilil n-.t tie granted to W. U. Terh Lawrence Brock's estate. Given under my hand and official signa ture, at office this. 26th June 18«0. juno29 J ESSE |. \ M BERTH. Ord’y. GEORGIA, Floyd County. T WO .MONTHS after dale apppliention will he made to the Ordinary of Flovd county. On., for leave to sell all the real Es tate und negroea belonging to the estate of France# Irwin, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of snid deeonsed.— This June 22. IMHO. JOHN I. HUGGINS. june29-\v2m Adm’r, .n Ihc first Monday in Odoher, 1800. Given under my hand and official signniui it office, this, 6th March. 1800. mnr20 JESSE LAM BERTH, Ord’v. GEORGIA, Floyd County. W HEREAS. William J. Smith, oxcciitor of Ulmrle# Webb, deceased, 'represents • the Court, in his petition, duly tiled and ittcrcdnn record, that ho has fully adminis- wed Charles Wel.b’s estate. This is. therefore, to cite nil persons con- ernod, kindred nud creditors, to show cause !’ any they can. why said Executor should ot lm discharged from ids Executorship. GEORGIA, Floyd county. W HEREAS. William J. Smith, Adminis trator of Matthew Smith, represents to the Court in his petition, dulv filed and en tered on record, that lie lm# fully administer ed. MnthoW Smith's estate. This is therefore, to I’iNi nil persons- eon- corned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not bo discharged from hi* adminis tration and receive letter# of dismission the first Monday in October, RKM. Givon under my hand and official signature GEORGIA, Floyd County. r p\VO mouths after dale application will "be 1 made to tlio Ordinary of Flovd county, f<ir leave to sell all the Land nnd Negroes belonging to Hie e#tnto of Gahril June#, Into of said county. This 30th May 1800. AdmiiiUtrntor’.s Sale. B Y Virtue of an order from tho court of Ordinary of Gordon county, will he sold on tho first Tuesday hi Augiwt next, before the Court House doer in said rounty, withii the legal hours of sale, the tract of land, ii said county, whoroon Grove Tomlinson rosld ed at the time nf his death, containing Two Hundred iiud Forty Acres, more er lo#s, (sub ject to widow’s dower.) Also Linn, a negro woman aged about 46, .Jacob, ahoy about 21, Alfred about It), and Juno, a girl* 15. Sold ns the property of raid Grove TumUusnu, late of Gordon county, deceased, for tho ben- elltnf hi* heirs nnd creditors. Terms made known on day of sale. CURTIS BAILEY, jttne15 Adm’r. To the Bo-ftueired, —AND- Poisoned Citizens of.lic^rgla. ■V* ou ,,ro J. a deluge of the * eoiit|Hmnd* in the for ‘•Aliln-lmlie llrinks. ever emanated from „ pest of society, the Liqron Mixkii. Thoy lire raid to yo„ as a luxury, or lheyi.ro L'\W { ■/ g I .. M...II • -i- ' lJ-.'.K tiie t tain it lm* not Iteeu tampered with. Such on ertielo Is CHARLES* LONDON CORDIAL GIN. which is Distilled under direction ol Ihu Brit ish Government. is delicately flavored, (unlike any other Gin,) with some of Ihc most valuable restoratives of tlio Vegetable Kingdom, and is by fur the most healthy beverage extant. Tmk MostKminkxt Puyriwiaxs of Europe und America, not only recommend it* use l.y tho halo and hearty) but prescribe it a* a medieinu where u stimulant is required. Tiik Fkm.ii.k 8kx will find it not only a pleasant Cordial, butacorlniii relief in suffer ings of a periodical character. AkAi.VTie.tt. Chkmisth of nil rank* pro- noiinco it perfectly pure, and its rcstorntivo meriss incompnrnblo. Sold only in quart nnd pint bsttlesby nl Druggists’ Grocers, Country Merchant*, Ac. Beware of IMITATIONS. Buy only CHARLES’. None OTHER is IMPORTED. R. BALDWIN A CO.. Sole Importers. Depot No. 40, Broadway, New York. Also imjwrters of Jtnc Wines, Brandies, Cigars, eta. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. “Schnnpp*,” ” London Dock" ‘Club House* “Gin#, etc., etc. Beware of obnoxious mixtures, put up in lmttlo(, hearing tlm nlmvo title#. They are nil common mixed Gins, nnd until compared with the genuine ••CHARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL GIN.” they are apt to deceive tho unwary. scpt.7.1y. CHATTOOGA RIVER INSTITUTE, Gaylcsviile, Cherokee Co*, Ala., S. M. AINSWORTH, A. M, Principal. QTUDKNTS of Itoth sexes will bo received White Lead and Linseed Oil. i “'■' l a««>i for ™m- 1 ,n ”" ‘••itaw uf *»i«i.or any class in our Col- Greatest Reduction KVIHt MADK IX STAXDAIU) Sewing Machines! slit .W'llo Marl.ini 2’uy. THE COURT OF DEATH. A N elegant rliroinn Wllnigrnplilo En graving. prinLdtl in .nciinizivn Oil colors —onoor lira olnbornlo innl oniilimitlng nloturus over proiliie.nl in Amorlen,—Ihu boon is.neil by tho nnilcriigneil. Tho En graving is 23 by hi Inolios in size is,m accurate v-opy ot tlm evlelivnto.il t'niuting ol the ''Court-of Dcntb." l.y tlioveiusniliio REMBRANDT PEALE. The origimtl painting cover. 312 stiunro feet, eontains 23 life-size figures, and is val ued a t ° * 25,000 DOLLARS. Mr. Pealo certifies that, the Engraving ”is mi uct’iirute nud udmirublc copy of thoorigi- ^oGWayingof ihoaixe and beauty ln W ,n ? L ‘V’. r published for less than ?.»00: hut with a view of selling 100,000, theso are olleml for *1 00 each. Tlio whole pre.*s ol New \ ork, Observer, Evangelist. In dependent, Christian Advocate and Journal, Examiner, times, Ac., have spoken in the highest terms of the EnSraving, and recom mended it to every household. They can be sent safely by mail, rollcdin strong cases. • One copy, 1, nnd4 letter, stamps to prepay postage. Gi ve copies for $ I without stamps, rend $1, and obtain ono copy free. $1 nndfl letter-stamps secure ono copy and a iettor of gcncyj stating special 'terms. A handsome auction to Church b'oclotics to pay Church debts. Write tlio Xumc, Town and State plainly. Address, . G. Q. COLTON, P. O.Box; 8801; No. 37 Park Row, N. Y. lylltrfm. _ JUBSO.Vf S Mountain Herb Pills Altovs, we present yon with n perfect liV.nr-« rf] Tmuco, m elite! of n tribe of tho * I rung* Alter N'H that once rated Mexico, You will nml * full««”«" him nnd hi# pi’iiplo in nur I’nniuhleU nnd AIbmmu- be had Rrsti#, from the Agent# for the#* 1*111 Th* Inventor snd immuforturrr of *• J*« •»ln Herb I'ilt*," hana|)«nt th* greater part •>( hi. A trnvelinir. having visited nearly every eounlr; l» ' world. Hh spent over six year# among th» Inda* the Kooky Mountain# nnd of Mexico, and it w»« tin th* " ItocNTSIk llKKH Pius” were dtseomed. - Interesting account of hi* adventure* there, yuu • n our Almanse and Pamphlet. It la an •atabUshed fact, that all disease# arise fr IMPURE BLOOD t - The blood la the life I and when any foreign er est _ matter geta mixed with it. It Is at one* dlstrltn'"* ] •very organ of the body. Every nerve fseU and all the vital organa quickly complain. T will not dlgeat the food perfectly. The lire. ~- _ aeerete a auffieleney of bile. The action of thri’Wj weakened, and an the circulation ia feeble, let '•** become clogged witti th* pohonon* matter; kss^'J cough—and all from a alight Impurity at, *~“ head of life—the Wood I Aa If you had earth, to? instance, tn a put* spring, I tom wWw * tiny rleulot, in n few minute* th* whole count d stream become* disturbed and dlscwlure«l. A* does Impuro blood fly to every pert, and teat* bohlnd. All the passage# become obstructed, air.. the obatructlon ia romoveit, the lamp of life soon Hip Theae pill# not only purify tho blood, but regriirr? tho secretions of the body; thoy sre, therefore, non CUIUS FOR BILIOUS DISEASE*, liver Complaint, Bick Headache, Ac. This Anti ft*' Medicine expels from the blood the hidden aeeiM" ease, and rendera all the fluids and lecratkuii foa fluent, clearing and resuscitating tha vital orgar* McNAUGHT, ORMOND & Co., Commission Merchants, And Dealers in General Merchandise. KcyMoue Iluildings, WIittL’hall NL ATLANTA, GA. '^-REFERENCES—Messrs. Smith A Patrick; Smallwood, Earl A Co.; Allen, Mc Lean A Ihilklcy, New York ; Win. M. Law- ton .t Co., Naylor .t Smith, Charleston } J. K. Tt’fl, Cush’r., Duiicnn A Johnston, Savannah; Post A Mel, New Orloans; Walsh, Smith A Co.. Mobile; Crittenden «V Co., Luuisvillo; M. J. Wick#, Pres. Memphis; D. A. Jnnunry A Co., St. Louis. nov23.1y. ring and reauxeitating the vita Pleasant indeed, la It to ua, that we a.. - ^ within your reach, a medicine like the “ Momiu 8 Pitts,” that wilt pass directly to the afllkted £ through the blood and fluids of the body, end c* the sufferer to brighten with th# flush of beaatj w health. Judson's Pills are the Best Remedy in exit cnee for the foliousing Complaints•* Bowel Cbmjplatntf, Debility, I Chest Diseases, Headaches, Pda, Cottirentu, Indigestion, Stone s»t 0** f Dyspepsia, bjiuerua, Suanfari * Diarrhaa, Inflammation, Dropsy, * # * GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE! Females who value health, ahould nevar k* these Pills. They purify the Wood, remove owtiw J . of all kinds, cleanaa the akin of all plmplea fdF •nd bring the rich color of health to the pal* «“*■ Tho Plants and Herb* of whleh th»M PD made, were discovered in a very surprUlog **7 * th# Teiucana, a tribe of Abortgtnea In Mexieo- * Almanac of onr Agent, and yon will rtad *^* " Ordora promptly filled. Marble Yavd op posite Ga Railroad Depot, jaq26--ly GEORGIA, Polk County. S IXTY Days after date, I will apply to tho court of Ordinary for said county, for leuvo to sell tho lands belonging to tho es tate of Lazarus W. Rattle, late of said coun ty, dccs’od. H,,T. A Wm. 8. BATTLE, illlVO W2m - A ilrn’ra the very intereating account It contains of tkl “ MiDiaxa” of the Aztecs. Observe.—ns Mountain Herb PiVi art Beautiful Wrapper. Hath bos contains 40 pmWj at SB cents per box. All genuine, have ft* IV" 0 " ] B. L. JUDSON A CO., on each tar. B. L. JUD SON, & Co.. SOLE PROPRIETORSi| No. SO Leonard Street, SEW TORS. - 49* Affsnts wanted always—Addrew M shov* "I For sale by Faroll A Yolior and Nowjjl A Nowlin, lloine, Ga. Also by all jn^" 6 ’ dealers throug'hout tho State. _ 01, A. WIMPEE & C0„ Carriage & Wagon I manufacture® Opposito Harper A Butlers' Hardworo S‘ Rroad St., ROME, GA; , W OULD rospeotfully inform their■ ftJJ and tho publlo generally, that thEj fl # proparod to do all work In tho CARBi AW BUGGY AND WAGON LINE. , ,v, All tholr work will bo well jtoM, latost Improvomonts adopted, but thoy f eall oipooial attention to JONES’ rATENT improved TH1MUI.E SCUEIN8. Whioh for. light aud easy running flf® y* rior to tho iron nxlos, nnd cost muon !«*•„ •J5B-ALL NEW WORK WARRANTER ^BB-REPAIRING ueatly done at ww notice, and chap for CASH, -•**AU orders promptly attended to* sharo of patronago solicited. nprilSwly. C -ILATIK'S Gonuine Friction MotohM-'* j chenpoat and boat, at ,,,-rcvR' ituio.trl. i JtARELLi YEISEK

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Rome weekly courier. (Rome, Ga.) 1860-1887, August 31, 1860, Image 4