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Newspaper Page TextHMh^i **= —• irrr~”' • ~ — ‘fti; '.afef; ( pnlTED AND PUBLISHED > »i I El* SON TIF T....Proprietor. J orroslTE THE iEUKil HOTEL. ) "WISDOM—JUSTICE—*MODERATION.’ Dolume 6. ? CONDITIONS: , . .O St.M I.IEAn. IF PAID IN ADTA.VCEi ( Il iT THE EXD or THE TUL '■ • — rOUSnED EVERT FRIDAY MOXSIXQ. ' TERMS?" not exceeding twelve 11dm, will w£d et »« JM,r (or ,he firrt >“•*«".»»» * ‘for each continuance. Advertisements not tte nam'ur of in.srtk.ai ipeeified, will bo •• ,publicgsssct*sixty dsys previous to Sims &. Chccver will toll the following valuable lands ftw me, being lotne of tbo most nlRRblo in tbo Soatbera Sutcj: l 'tV , »2e*®* Pen,<,n *’ Prop”’? must be advertised la like ounner forty dmvK. SoUce to D.-btors and Creditor, of on estate mart ^^Sefttat application will be made to the Coart .r Orditury <ot kwve to soil Land and Negroes, mast L Mbll.hsd weekly for four months. joethly tdrertisements, one dollar per square foi nth inwrion. U- All Letters on baainess mast be you paid. "advertisements. TMbattg, Baker <£oimtn, ©corgia, jTri&aii ittoruing, September 13, 1330. APTEBTIBE^ms. Valuable Lands for Sale. ES&SSiSZZ:: s-r “ “ 396 J, ii.iaso “ J hird " Noe. 361,43,318,93,139.360 “ Seventh Die—No. MS a50 “ Eighth Dis—ffan 3, II, *0,338, »90 so. 350 “ ! 'Att, 991.336,363,234.1250 «• “ “ “ 393,118,»93,y7T.... 1000 “ “ “33,94...: ..600 “ Ninth Dis—Nos. 13,98,193 eecli360 “ “ 144,190 434 “ Tenth Die.—Nos. 343, 379 600 “ 390,399,299, 316,each 360 “ 375,376 800’ “ Twelfth Dis. “ 16,61,81,103,117,140,360 “ “ “ “ 247,196,366, 358,337,.330 « “ “ “ 104,109 690 “ EARLT CUCSTT. Fourth Dis.—Nos. 138,139 600 “ “ 387,388 600 “ “ 208,69 each 260 “ Sixth Dis. “ 399, 363 600 “ “ 18, 19 600 “ “ 308,133 each 250 “ Thirteenth Dis —Nos. 11,12 500 “ 16,45.102,133 es. 250 “ ADVERTISEMENTS. [From Patriot Extra, of Aug. 31st] Decatur Sheriff’s Sale. OX TB* FIRST TUKSDAY IX OCTOBER XEXT, ' WILL be sold before the Coart Howe door in ¥ * the town of Bainbridge, Deatnr county, be tween tlie u»ua! boars of tale the following proper ty, to wit: Two lots of land, No. 97, in the 20th district and No. 104, in the 20th district j levied on as the pro perty of Edmond Smart, to satisfy one fi fa issued out of Decatur Superior Court, in favor of William J. Dickinson vs. Edmond Smart. Execution trans ferred to Jama Gibson. Levy made by the former Sheriff. DAVID SWfCARD, Sheriff. August 31,1850. New Goods. trlN THE BRICK CORNER.xj T he aahscrihers am now receiving a forge And >26. 309 980 OTSalrte Assortment of 8TAPLE And FANCY i Twenty-eighth D.s—No. 381 250 PRY tS>01M, CROCKERY, SADDLERY And 1 “ 243,344 500 “ HARNESS. HAMB3, trace,tog and fifth Chains,] dacatda conrrr. for tVue, Sugar Boiler., forge lot of Hard ware .od Ninrteenlb Difc _ No . u4 359 “ Cstlrry—BociU, Shoe, and Hate—Readr n»d* No.. 106.107 600 “ nothin"—'Tobacco, Teas. Sugar., Coffee. Salt, “ 184,185 500 “ law. Nails, and a good assortment of LIQUORS, | Flfteeo0l Dis. “ 137,144, 146... .750 “ together with every article suited tothe trade of this Twentieth I>is.—No. 379 250 “ (.start. Our .lock being entirely now, well select- 'Twenty-first Dis. “ 373 200 “ Fluid well aswwted, we hate no doubt but that we thouas enesrr “ ““‘ lm> “ ' Vfr L°nJ^- mUtr ‘ ai1 Pr,CC ‘ ! Seventeenth Dis.-Now.9. ,20,,'23..61150 “ Jut received, a few CORN S1IEI.LERS, STRAW j “ “ „ k HUNTPYNCHONdtRAWSON. “ 1V7? irti! *. .*! *. *.! - SS “ Alhiny, June 7, 1889. 9 tl- I TOrteenth |);,._So. 138, 327... .each 490 “ NEW GOODS! ]“I T HE siibt crihrr thankful for pa-t favors, and the 1 Fifteenth M “ 92 490 very liberal patronage given him heretofore, I uuii cocxTY. fo-s leave to assure hi. friend, and pitrons tliat he; T | lird pj, jjo. i S7 490 •• i, no-.v' receiving and opening one of the handsomest ^ „ .374 43O «• (locks of ’ j btcwaat COCXTY. Spring and Saxmnar Goods Nineteenth du—No. so 2021 « it it has ever hsen hi. good fortune to offer, and Twenty-fifth Oi«.—No. 13 2031 “ toed as lias been ever offered in tho place—con- No. 320, 2d Dis. l.t Sec.—Forsyth Co. 40 " ting of a general stick of “ 730, 21 “ 3d “ Ux’» “ dO “ Number 23i Si*, lllmte OfFolllSieejM by Ihe Saprtnr rmmly.for u*e r/. Alphomo llrmphill.— win allow no other ipicstfolf than thoie prescribed Conrt or the Slate of Geargia, at De catur, August term, 1850. Aidpoleon Beard, ct al, t*. Thomas Simmon*. -Debt from Bibb. Where an action i. brought } |h , pUurip-al. nn/tn nntM ntwwi llmir fnwa liara-nrl Kv ll,o al-il. . - -... Debt on Guardian's Bond from Troop. ILe by tbe rtaute, to be asked ««ch juror M to bln Bowtf general rule if, that tbe liability of a security ! petency by the jfortiea. y -'4 U|K>n Uunnlfona Bond, la ultimate and depend-1 4 th. The rule laid down in the rase of Howell ant upon n devastavit to be catabliaed against vs. tbe State, 5th Georgia Report.," in regard to upon notes, upon their face barred by tbe (tat. ate of limitatioqp, and the delendent files the plea of the statute. Held that llje plaintiff has the right to amend his declaration by adding a count upon a new or subsequent promise. The evidence of the payee of a nofc although given to him as Executor, where a release has been executed to him by the bolder, is admissi ble to prove tbe execution of tbe note—a new promise by the maker, dtc., dee. In order to entitle a patty to a new trial up- ! on the ground of newly discovered testimony, | he must exhibit such a stato of facta as shows that it was out of his power to procure it by 2d. Where the principal is dead and insol vent, and without administration, under the statute of 1820, the party may institute an ac tion against tho securities, cither at common law or in rqnitr. ItlH for rfaiiiliffiu Error; Stephen* for De fendant William* Rutherford re. Ereea.’tre Commit* lee of IlaptUt Contention. Debt from .Monroe. To an action founded npon die following ' glinting a new trial, where the putty makes tOlaV vil as to “tbe excitement existing against him lathe public mind,” affirmed f and in such cake*, a cites examination to elicit die means of tbe patties infor- matloif, will not be permitted. ;*• ntohtri & DeGViflknried,' Power* and Whittle, toi plaintiff in error ; Sol. CrfL McCune, and Pee C Nirtiet, for defendant in error. • •• ., UcCflrt is. IftjSA—llntkin from Tronp^-y Where a putty *ppli»* to die Conrf of Ordinary far letters of admini-lration upon an estate and fails to strnmeut under seel, “lit consideration n? the obtain them at the term to which tbe cits tfoafodf importanre of literary ami religious Inrtitntions! tumble, end tbe ebnrt due* not continue lb* etiiej to the well being of society, I hereby promise ; but eufibr* it to drop, und subsequently grunts foL-’ to pay to lb* Treasurer of the Georgia Baptist j ter. to another person under the not notice—' , Convention, or bearer, for the benefit of tbe Held that the letters so granted are invalid, and Mercer University, the following stuns, to wit: may be revoked; hut tint the Court any grant let: filly dollar* on the 1st January, 181(1,” with ters to any person other tlnu lire original applicant, four other instalment* payable annually,' And at tbe term to which the citation ia return hie, oral [From Patriot Extra, of Aug. 31st.J Tbomnii NhcrilPs Sale. OS TUB FIRST TCKSDAY IX OCTOBKU XEXT, . W ILL be sold before the Court House door, in J exercise of ordinary diligence. the town of ThuamsFille, Thomas county.} Powers dc Whittle, limiter, for Plaiatiff; within the legal hour, of sale, the following property Stubbs & Lester for Defendant. t °<foe : lot of pine fond, number not known, but i from "crawfbrtl^ WherTT^uri^ J U ‘ cr Annually, nnn, at tho term to which lire ciu.Uo. fo known a. the premise, on which James Morey now ^Toon^TwomisOTV note ^^d hc^U un *K ncd ^ ,w P* r, - V r'£f f ,loa o{ v!u ‘ l ot ien - “"J “rtn, pro. sled the c.,c « ragaforiy lives; levied o!, by virtue of a fi fa imued out of the vmeuTnd uaurv- e.derat,..not avadable. |con.inued 783d district^ G. M.. of said country in feror or Wiley Stallings vs. Jacob Honcke. Levy returned by a constable. W. A. IVEY, Dep t Sli’ff. Aug. 31,1850. [From Patriot Extra, of Aug. 31*/.] Lowndes Sheriff’s Sales. OX THE FIRST TCKSDAY IX OCTOBER XEXT, tfce pleas of payment and usury- Held that the principal is a competent witness for his surety, the latter having first just exe. euted to the former a release from all liability on account of the note. Greene & Culver for Plaintiff; Strong & Hammond for Defendant. Robert Watson cs. Jcsscc Chambers and nth- crs.—In equity from CarrolL Where parties 1XT1LL be sold before the Coutf Houre door in the i own as tenants iu common a tract of land up- *» town of Trouprillc, Lowndes ccuuly, within m w |,j c h are valuable cold mines— thelegal hour, of rafe, .ho following property io-wit:; UM ^ , bm in “j- will )io in f , ror of Hammond for Plaintiff; Pinckard for defend- ; Hill for plaintiff; Bull for defendant, ant* j (iatcrrior,for ike use *f Clayton is. Springer and Frances Sorrell, Executor, dpc., vt. Milton ■ other* D^bt on Sheriff's bond, from Bibb. In nil M. Ham and another.^Ejectment from Hons- action on Sheriff* bond—Held that a judgment ob- ton. In an action of ejectment by an exccu- uined in the Superior Court, on a rule absolute; tor, it 2s fiecossarv for him to proaoee in evi. deuce the will of the deceased, as a link in his chain of title, in order to recover. Poe dc Xi»bet fair Plaintiff in Error; Giles and Rogers for Defendant in Error. Henry Jack son vs. Benjamin H. Gray.— against the Sheriff, founded on a 11 fa fosurdf front' the Inferior Conrt, is inadmissable fa evidence, to charge the Slicriff and hi* securities. Stubbs for plaintiff; Cole for dcfoudunt. Bryant vs. Hambrick.—Debt on bond from Umv wether. 1st. At t)*e ;l*e trial of a cause on the In Equity from Houston. Where A applies to j appeal, the pica of *et off may be filtd. B to advance money to C as a loan to A, for; 2d. An execution is not admtssabfe in evidence a tract of land which had been by tbe Sheriff as a tel off. j sold as the property of A, and bid off by C, and j 3d. In act action cn a bond for titles to kAni, the a Three barrels of Sugar, containing in all, 950 lbs.! »•««*« equity more or le... levied on hv virtue of «n att .chraent to “**“> * h ® 0 . lb , c ™ I returnable to the Angurt term, 1850, of Lowndes ;* e y •>»« realmed from the working of the I Inferior Court, at tho instance of Edward W. Solo- mines, and also to partition the land. tmmevs. William J. TArviu.a. tbo property ofraid j Boriw for FUinUtC | It takes the'Sheriffs title to tbe land as seenri-leureof dsmage.i. tberaloeof Ibefond, atfi^titoB Tarvm, and «ld a* perwlmble property under an j J. J. Bennett and Elijah Bond, claimant, r*. (y for , he 3)0ney so advanccd> and A j, foft io j tht . ti „ e , boo u have been made. Xo*s II. Baldwin.—Claim from Bibb. A by B-lleld that B hold, the title | Hill for Plaintiff; Bull for defendant. certificate or discharge in bankruptcy may l« of lhe | an j „ tra itecs for A, and thnt the pay. | attacked and o ( *ued in our courts, when it me ,it of the money and tho possession of A is I RniB5 9f Humanity. Baker Sheri IP* Saif. i co ®« 5 r , "' 0 "! ac * w, ]|' ,he r, o' ,u ° f P artie *\. J such part performance as will take the contract I Of all the rains on which man can gate, ar ox TUB I-IRST TCasDAY ix octodeh xext, M. lias Oourt will not set aside ttie verelict out 0 f .tatutc of frauds. 1 oil which his memory can dwell, none are more VUILL be sold b-fore the Court House door in the of a jury, and order a new Inal, except in cat-; H a || & Roger* for Plaintiff in Error; J. J. pai, .fall,- sublime than tbe rains of kumanitvf w town of Newton, Baker county, within the le- es where there « no evidence to jnrtify lb* find- Scnrborongh and (iiles for Defendant. i Lnd whit are they I Not the deep furrow whi’ch Ing( or where thc verdict I* contrary to all the ] Atfni WlUhnrn Roberl Boa.rr—fn Equity , iln0 wrinkle, on iu cheek, or the silveiy while- order of said Court. WILUAM D. GRIFFIN, Sli ff. Aug. 31,1850. illation in regard to the quality, location&c. lands, or who wish to purchase »t nrivtle please address Sires & Checver. at Albany, ci*e ic format ion of these sale, will pi Ga., July 12, *50 14 If G. B. LAMAR, New York. sJ 331, 378. in the eleventh district. Lots No’s 309, 991, 999, 993, 994, 907, 909, 337, 390, 370, 370, 399, 331, in the twelfth district. J- C. EDWARDS. Macon, August 2,1850. 17 8t. rioting of a genu Staple and Fancy Dry-Goods: Shoes, Hats Saddles Bridles Crockery, Rich China Tea and Dialog Setts Uard nod Hollow-Ware, Plan tation Tools and Cattery of various kinds a'»«i k GENERAL STOCK OF GROCERIES, &C., &C. The above good, are of the Latent Slyle. and y.diinm, having been recently pure hared in the New York mark.*, and the anhreriber areore. thrae who may be diapnsed to favor him with their pat- mna je, that thsy will be ate red on the most roason- tVe Term, spun our u.iial time tn our cu.to:nere>, Ihe ready mnney we will offer liberal uiduc-menU I Baker County Lands for Sale «l I.ot?- sofojioo, *»*, a*?- Ire d-terained ta tell oat at toon At we can. H. R. BEERS, V \V. CuLuxa. Albany, April 19,1*M. _ 2 jf. NEW AND FINE GOODS. GREAT BARGAINS! m. siiiTn I S now receividg, and will continue to receive, through the season, exteoMve assortment* of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, bf the Utesi 4tyle*—sill of which will he sold at a tery small Advance on the New York cost. Among his splendid assretmerii already received; aro fiat Caaidn Crape Shawls, Silks Barrages Eabr’d Ginghams, Tnehes Laces Lawns Mnsllns Parasols . Beanelq Trlmnlan *e. *e.| Together with the fotert rtji* ol BROADCLOTHS, CASSIJIER3, DRA de TAY, end a forge stock of fleaim iltabc Clothing, toft«i«tii)g of COATS and PANTS, VESTS, 6HIHTS, <Hm which will W eold cheaper than ibe cheapest. Aleo, a fine iMoitment of Boot*, Sllods, Hats, Caps, Ac. , Tbe pablic are invited to call at the etore former ly occupied by A. O. Waavsa, and examine my •toek, as I am determined that no one who can be •uirtfod with good articles at low price*, shall go Any witboat purchasing. Albany, April 6, I860. 63 6m. Land Ageist. . fllilE subscriber holding the office and fulfilling * the drtie* of County Surveyor for Baker conn- Jy, will act a. agent foi ttef dUpoeal or pereteee of lxadi, nr will famish any inforaalioa which nav ke required concerning tot situation and character of fond, .itaxted inthii county. He will abut for- ub axpe of any oo*. of aU tbe dirtricta at reuotm- ^ AlUommunications to receive attention mu berewTFrtl.. T . G. WESTFALL, County Snrreyor—Baker Connty. Albany, Jan. *6. I860.If- gal hoars of sale, the following property to wit Lot of land number 38(i, in the fir.-t district of Baker county, levied on as the property of John Dewberry, to ntisfy one fi fa from Taliuferro Su perior Court: the Georgia Rail Road & Banking Company vs John Dewberry. Property pointed out by Dr. n. Q. Dickinson. GEO. W. COLLIER. D. SUV. August 30, 1850. 21 tds. evidence, or where tbe evidence li to ininule, from Troup- Whcre p. nif> bad jud^menU agsiart or vague and indefinite, u. to justify the infer- cach ot h er , equity will nut interfere to direct theoue ence that the jury was influenced by gros* pi e-1 10 be set off against the other—parties having an jndice or corruption. adequate common l*w remedy. 3d. The acquisition! of a bankropt/rom rAe, Slxughter forPlilnUfli in Enor; Hill for Defend- Dooly-ShcrifPs Sale*. OX TUB FIUST TUESDAY IX OCTOIIUU NEXT, 130, 15th" 2d ” CltxnoxEX ** 87, 7th u Doolv, “ 20J] •* •* 290, 7th •* Carroll Co 202] M The* above lands will be sold for one-third cosh , yv , ... .1 .. one-third oneycxr.andonothird two years, within- ” Vienna,Dooly county, between the usual hour, lerert (7 per cent,) from date of sale, and mortgage j °f “|®i , t * 10 following property, to » 't ■ on the land—or a discount of five per cent. onrtKc The interc.t of Arthur Ujwey In « negro prl credit part of the axle, if paid m caA} P«reh*n. date of the fling his petition, are exempt from the payment of his debts existing at the timo. Stubbs 6c Lester, Hall 6c Hall, Powers 6c Whittle,, for Plaintiff; Hines 6c Hines, and McDonald, for Defendant. Win. F. Mapp and another r*. John F. Thompson.—Debt on bond from Monroe. 1. The tender of the property to the Sheriff sub sequently to the day on which it was advertis-, a&l< ant in Error. Carlton Wellborn t*. Thomas Williams and oth ers. In Equity from Houston. Where a note giv en for tho purchaso price of lind is transferred— Held that it docs not carry with it into tho hands of the transferee the venders lien, in the absence of an express contract to that effect. Rogers 6c Giles for Plaintiff; Killen for Defend- MvinH fur executing titie*. Pereon. deriving pre- i»*M being an estate fur life for and daring ed to be sold, will not dUcImrgo tho obligor* in I C iirli, Laoit tt. Robert AUrn.-\n Equity from chielctonnxUon in rfaard to the quality, location Sic. 1 ^prey, with remainder into j a forthcoming bond. | Pike ._ A . . general rule, e,parte affidaviu will no. ness with which years cover its head; nof tbo curved spine which bows tbe face Co tlie earthy as if it looked for the grave to rest in; far the’ wrinkled cheek und tlie bleached head; and tbo stooping frame, nre the appropriate accompabi-. ments of age, and as beautiful in tlie syatoai of life as winter, with its leafless trees and frossrt streams in the systems of fhe seasons, but Die ruins of buniAnlty are seen la v^rhikles which time has not made. In k frame trenibliiu ; with anxiety, shaken with sorrow humbled by (in,' witbemi by despair, when the beauty of youth Is gone and the beamy of age has not supplied ! it* place. Tis as ineiaucholy hi snow id harvert. “One fountain ia there,” (ays Miss Bidrate, whose deep lying vein lias only just begun to throw up its silvery drop* among mankind—a fonntaiu which will allay the thirst of mllioiu, and will give to those who drink from it | The Assam Tea Company, 13* Grtenvich Slreel, -Vetr-Vork. T HE proprietor, beg to call the attention of connois.ur. in Tea,and the bead, of families to the CHOICE and RARE .election of TEAS imported by them, and hitherto unknown in thi. country, which, by their fragrance and delicacy, combined with virgin parity and strength, produce au infurion of surpassing richnees and flavor. The Tea. offered, »re the following: The Jeddo Bloom, a Black Tea, mt #1 00 per lb. Niphoo, do. 0 75 “ Diari, _ do. 0 50 “ " Osaeea, a Green Tea, 1 00 “ “ Toodsiaa, do. 0 78 “ “ Ticki4siaa, do. 0 60 “ “ Ud-fi Mixture, a compound ol tbe moat rare and choice Teaa grown on tbe fertile and genial aoil orAssam, 100 * WlUl a view to encourage tbe introduction of there snatch less Tea., 't i. tbe intention of the proprietor* to distribute by lot, among the purchasers, a quanti ty of Ten equal to the firm yart’vrofiu mt the oalet effected Each purchaser will receive enclosed in i he riscWge, a nambened certificate.entitling bin to One Chiace la the DistribatloalM CT For every Fifty Cents laid out, and on the receipts amounting to #20,000, the undermentioned pi reels of Tea, to tbo value of ten per cent., or Two Thousand Dollars will be glrea away as Bootses, according to the following scale: 8 p's* of 60 Ibe. Tea each at# I prlb.360lbaor#260 90*“ 23 “ * “ “ “ 600“ “ 600 « ,0- « “ - - 600“ * 600 100“ 6 “ “ “ ““ 800“ “ »00 360 “ 1 “ - “ “ “ 250“ “ 250 426 prise* in slL 3,0001b. #2,000 Those persona who prefer lower priced Teas, can receive their prise* in proportipo, or Ory mil be remurchatedfoe cash, at a reduction of ten per cent. hr Country AgenW required. Application* to be addressed (portpaidO to the Company'. Depot, as above. June 14,1880. 10 3m. £ rn'rlin “favor ofMortiri , ld - wh e« ‘b«; Legislnture has nnthorized a be heard, to contradict the answer of. defendant on M^re.einflTrtmr?^V Slleriff, ° adverlise bis “ c ‘ in * B** 1 ' 1 ** P“>“' a motion to diaralve the injunction. ^AUbSStot of fond, kmuwn » lot No. one hun- «°j }° fiul ‘ “«» .S'™ | Moor.ami Alfonl and Ersard,representing A. R dred and twenty-rix, (12fl) necond (2d) di.-tricl of t,ce °* a 8a * e ,. re , e , l ° e ra ?*i R u ”" c r* acei1 Moore, lor 1'Uiotiff; Alleu, repre*ented by Mnrpltey, Dooly county; levied on »* the property of Wil- *n the county —Held that such failure wjll not f or Defendant. _ __ liam Burgess deceased, to satisfy a Jnrtlce Court discbmge the obligors in a forthcoming bond,, y V m. Peter* t*. the Slate.—Motion from Henry, joy°’lt fo KoowlettoaV tbe fountoin of 8 r : on ti.e ground of want of nottce. A prisoner i. not liable for a guard to protect the intellectual cultivation, which gives health (O' ^ ris i “ b Wilfo^Bu?^r &S Dd JSSSS ! Pi ' , p Ck ‘ M VwiT" '°n r '* "‘f Cr ‘ * hi " •» « 'O" 81 ^ •>«-" i mankfod mCclear hfo vWonfbring. joy to out by ^PfoiuanT^u^d to i^ bv , ror ^ 1 ou . & * ^ Delernlito in error. Doyal 4: Nolan, reprerented by Calboon for Plain- j hfo life, mid breathes over hi. so.1'. destiny a fcoStoble. ’ , Koran.Spicer ee.The Stale of Georgia. - t ig*. (jg., McCone, represented by L J. Glenn, f deep repose. Go and drink therefrom, tto. CHARLES R. TALLIAFERRO, Shff. Scire Facias from Monroe. hen a recoml f or Defendant . whom fortone has not favored; and thoU Wilt August 30,1850. Ur. j bond has been required of a party to appear at, , Va . Collin* rf. Andrew Turner.—Motion from I soon fee! thvrelf rich 1 Thoo mayest go forth - j the Superior Com t to answer a criminal charge, Henry. Where . writ of error to tbe Supreme i i„,o the worirt and find thyself ereryarirtte at lianas to be sold. j with secanties different from the first; mid tho ( Court i» dismissed upon a technicality, and the cause I home; thoo eanrt cultivate thyself in thy own W ILL be sold on tbe 6r*t Tureday in November security upon the second bond seeks to set up „ not heard upon iu mcriu by said Court— I little chamber; Ihv friends are ever aronnd the*. nest, at the Court Uonre in Baker county,; the giving of the first bond as a defence to a I Held that tlie party ia not entitled to hu.c jhdg- j and carry tin wise conversations with thee; b*™*"* 1 * r^eI Stire - F ““» 1 0 P 0, ‘ *•“,r5 ond l r nd r 4,e meat in He Coart below fov the tea peirest dama- ore, antiquity, beaven, are .U acteamble to o7?J^rtT&.riv^OTtoSt 8ret<l “ tnc, ; aver in bu plea the validity and enSciency of | thee* Tbeindo.trlou. kingdom of tbe ant, tbe °* AlsoTrefme tfos (fault Houae’door in IWre, the q _, | _ Clsrk foDoyl, and Nolan,reprereo.ed by Essmd. „ otki of man, the rainbow" and music, offer trf Saw, Grist & Flouring Mills. (Os the PrejUffiresto Creek, two mile* North of Alton,.) ^"^^S5«SSSsSa week* fnan this time, era Aall be p»»- TMdwkkafMt Mstktos.Wrreses,Fkws.aada ■«P«ter Biking Cloth, for the manufacture of So- Also, before t I formerly Irwin county,) on tbe firet Tueeday A'ovembcr nest. Lot of fond number seventy-fot (74) in tlie 16th district of uid countv. WILLIS t THOMAS GREENE. Tronp co., Aog. 30,1850. 21 Us. Poe A: Nisbct for defendant in error; SoL General McCuuc for defendant in error. John Whittington es. Win. Wright and an other.—Ejeetmeut from Crawford. 1st. The claim law iu tills State is a cumulative remedy. 2d. It is not necessaiy for tlie true owner to give notice at Sheriff's dales of bis title to land. Executor*’* Sale. rtN the first Tuesday in December next, win be sold; The doctrine of caveat emptor applies in such U before the Conrt House door in Baker county, : cases. On tbe other hand, if the owner stands under an order from the Honorable Inferior Court; by, and by misrepresentation or by conceal- ofjaaper county,when sitting foi ordinarypurpose., io ; elJtofhu tide peraiiU the purchaser to bo- S^nTi^b. '«« -rt * / V- *»„“* l“ eik.. -:_l. -u ,il«^ ..j ...» a .. up his title to the prejudice of such a purchaa- as number fifty-eight, in said district, nod sold as C of tbe real estate of John T. C. Towns, late ol i*r county, deceased. JARREL O. TOWNS, STEPHEN W. BEASLEY, August 30, I860 Ex’ra. .titministrator’s Sate. A GREEABLE to an order of the honorable the Inferior Court of Dooly County, while silting for onlinary purposes, will be told on the first Tues day in November nest, before the Court Home door in Vienna in said County, between the lawful hour , of sdle, hit of fond number two hundred and thirty- foar, (234) and part of lot number two hundred and thirty-five, (335) in the third district of said county. Sold a* the property ol Duncan L Fleming deceas ed, for the benefit ot the heirs. Terms made known on die day of sale. FERDINAND FLEMING, Adm'r. August 30 1863. tds. Bagging, Hope and Twine. W i have jest received a large lot of Kentucky Begging sad Rope-ftfoo,Gunny Baggmg »»d TwineTwitkoare will supply our fricudi with al say ■* daring the summer fc C1 |EEVER. Albany, May 3,1850. 4 tf. Notice. iLLpenonaais warned kX to trade for !wocef- Atainjiromfosory notoe made by Joseph W.Odera, aad Wfo. H. Odarn sad Aadrew Odaim aecari tlea, and payable to Israel G. Maples, AdnV. relate of sSsiSirMS ^Snm^^flr^L^tuled. 1 me dMtl£!d . - Baker County, A«* 16J686 »» *• J TttOUR muoths after date application will be made r totheHunorablelnforiorCoortofThutnasconn- ty, when sitting for ordinary purpose*, for leave to aril'all the real estate of Lucies Bryan, minor, of Joueph Bryan, late of Thoms* connty deceased. JOHN C. BROWNING, Goar. Msy 17, I860. r )UH toU R months after date application will be made to tbe honorable Inferior Conrt of Lee county, sitting for oadiaary purposes, lor leave to sell tbe ml estate bekatgiDg to tbs eefote of Robert C. Grimtnert.of «*i* CO* comity deceased. Sold for the benefit of Ibe hebYand creditors of said deceased. ROBERT RIVES, Adm’r. Aagurt 23,1860. Bacon! Baoonl! BaoonU! fUST arrived, a forge lot of new Bacon, dirert frotn J Cincinnati. SIMS & CHEEVER- Afoaay, May 3,1(50. 4 tfi f AW BLANKS, of a very description, neatly JlJ printed and for sale at this office. Aagart 17.166#.' 3d. Where two are in possession of land, the one with, the other without title, the law will consider the possession of tbe latter subordi nate to, and not adverse to the title of tbe for- :r. Hall.de Hall, Hunter dc Hammond, for Plain tiff; Pod & Xisbet for Defendants. Locick P. Hodnett re. IVm. V. Tatum.—As- enmpsit from Troop. Where * party author- foes an agent to receive money upon a note, and the agent receives it at pnr, and so receipts the party paying, and lb* principal fiftervirardt receives it from tbe agent—Held that be mast take the money nt par value. Hill for Plaintiff; Stephens for Defendant. Barnard Brady re. Thomat Dari*, Jailor.— Motion to discharge from Habeas Corpus from Troop. The offence of peddling without a li cense is the subject matter of presentment and indictment thereon, under the act of 1845. 2d. In a bench warrant and mittimus issued upon sack presentment, h is only neeressry to specify the offence me ("misdemeanor;” nor is it necesssry to set forth in them the time and place of iu commission. Hill for Plaintiff; SoL General Tidwell for for Plaintiff; A. it. Moore, represented by L J. Glenn, for Defendant in Error. (t. .If. Eqgen rf. Aaron S. Uigley.—Debt on bond from Bibb. Where an administrator sell* the land of hit intestate at private sale, end gives bond to execute title* so soon at tbe same can be dune according to law— Held that such bund is noil and void, as being against public policy. Powers for Plaintiff; Hardeman, represented by Stubbs, for Defendant. Wiley Parish dp Co. tl C. dp U. 11. Kelsey and •fibre—Where an execution, on account of being rmmidotly issued, bas beefi cancelled by a judg ment of tho Court and another ordered to be issued in lieu thereof— Held tbu on a motion to distribute money, said judgment cannot be attacked in a collateral way, and thc substituted II la act aside. Powers St Whittle for Plaintiff; Giles,. Kilten, nod Hines it Hines for Defendant John F. Certiorari thy soul equal hospitality.’ Irish Potalors. The SsraWah Republican says— fcol. Green bait been most anecessfal in raising Irish Potatoes this' year, on the island opposite tbe city. They attained to their maturity in May, and are nfrw taken fire* the ground in prrieetly good order at the rate of Off or 60 barrels a day—some being sent to Charleston, end some to Augusta. They are the best Irish Po tatoes tfi hale yet even raised fn tbe four couktry of Georgia. The yieldjs from 60 to 80 barrels tbe acre. Col G. expects to send several hundred bar rels by each steamer to Ibe North next season. A nice calculation shows that grit crop b for toot* valuable thao that of Rice. Llkrarss of .Ur; Calhoun. In tbe proceedfc^s of Council published yes terday, we ootieOd a letter dated Paris, August 1st, from Mr. Healy, the Artist, to hit lloaor ’. Troutman tt. 8amuet B. Barnett.— | tfi. Mayor, notifying him of his , acceptance of from Crawford. When a party balds a, the commission to' paint a full length portrait judgment against another, and give* iridelgencc for (0 f nor | a t e illustrious Senatdt—representing a valuable consideration, to secure which a note is j fifa, a , delivering hit last discourse in the Dot ; tod States Senate. The work to he finUieJ by the next Spring.—Charleston Mercury.- The National Intelligencer of Thursday last, saya ii is understood that in the Execolfte sit tings of yesterday and the day bef ate confirmed several handled to office, whieh have accumulated oft Ha laid* daring the i given, and afterwards tbe judgment is renewed by giving notes for tbs principal und Interest doe there- om- Held that the notes nre tainted with usury under the statute of Georgia. _ Strong It Monfort, and Htamood for pWotiff.' ii n «' 0 fy^icrd*yind'tbed.y before,*. g«, in error; Cdlverhooee, represented by Green, for - . . Defendant Thomo* A. Brewer vs. John Bowman.—fn Equity from Bibb. Held that the act of die 39tli Decem ber, 1834, “to authorize the Justices of the Inferior Courts of the several counties in this State to grant the right of priv^ ways hr certain etoee,” is no- cnaXitetional, inasmuch aa no provision is mad* lor Henry P. Browner to. Littleton L. Slade- want.—Scire Facias from Troop. An aciioa lor the aednetioa of dm daughter, is a personal action, and dies with the parly. Hill for Plaintiff; Stephens for Defendant. Wat Terrell to. the Stale of Georgia.—Vol untary manslaughter from DeKalk. Hw judg ment of the Court nrill not tto arrested for any Canse which does DOt appear upoa dm hoe of he record. Andrew a H. Dawson for Pbbtiff ia Er- ror; SoL Gen. TMwaS for Defendant Jollier* of the Inferior Court of Morgan Hines dk. Hines, Han & H.ll, for piahniOi hi er ror; Powers ds Whittle for defender* m error. Brinkley flttksp vs. the Srsh:—Msrdar from tk tat Where, upoa tbe trial of a priaoarr for ■srdsr, it appears from the cross rssmlastiua ef a witness introdssed by dm defendant, that be was snfrieodly to the deceased, contort for the defend ant will not be allowed to ask the witness at to tbe nands or messns of seeb hostility, tt- Where there has been miespprabeneioo mb- ke,er mbeaodecl oath* part ef the jary, the sime rnnet be brought to the auection ef the Chart by the Jersm tksmislrn- tifoto already optas the gmads of SSY St Anospoli*. ‘ “ taiccooiooditi i to babaQi.tod flw non Si. When a lore* is fi upon triors, thffCafit are alao to boarfladr Importanot Decbita. Tito Appellate Court at Nuevo Leow ha* af firmed fhe judgment Of the Court of Matamo- caa, decreeing in favor of CapL Glovet- for #55,000; that aooant having been aeiacd by the Custom House. The Pape bas ordered a snireraal jubilee in commemoration cdhmiataratian.: It is to last fifteen day*, and to carry plenary indolgeoeo of on* hundred years to those who obaerreiL Tub Naval Acawt.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Albany patriot. (Albany, Ga.) 1845-1866, September 13, 1850, Image 1