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Newspaper Page TextT. G-. WESTFALL, COUNTY SURVEYOR undTgext. W JI.L Survey, Examine, and Report Lands in any part of Raker county. tv.*. Always «n hand. Maw of any or all of the Di-4ncta in Baker county. Ofliee in Albany. Geo. Albany, February 23,1831. 47—tf^ SIMS & CHEEVER, m FACTORS AND GENERAL m COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Apalachicola, Florida* Join n. sms ] [wm. w.cheevkr. January 3, 1851. [25—tf.] JAS. VAN UEVNCnOM. THOMAS LAWSON James Van Reynegom, & Co., GENERAL COMMISSION mourner. .yiERCH.WTs, 39 Water Street, New York. April 12, *50 1 tf Wm. H. Voting &, Co., COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Apalachicola, Fla. wm. n. yotw;.] [j.xo. n. atkins. r?jr Mr. J. L. Dunham is our Agent iu Albany, Ga. November 7, 1331. 31—Gm. _____ TCT. A. Hnrrleft &. Co., FACTORS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AM r.t.Y.Y.t II, GEORGIA. J Albany, Geo. America’, God. DR. HMRLES CUMMINGS, ESl’ECTFULLY informs tlio citizens of Baker 4 and the surroundiner Counties, that he has lo- d in the City of ALBANY, for the purpose of practic- the various ilepartinents of his Profession. His charges —be uniformly moderate, and hope3 by tho most zealous devotion to every branch of his Science, to bo enabled to “ nder entire satisfaction to all of his fellow citizens who ay prove so kind as to honor him with their patronage. CP'* Office over th* Stare of Welch. Sherman Sc Co , whore h-* is always to bo found unless professionally engaged. %• The Poor shall bo atu * ! “ Albany, January 2,1852. LIST OF LETTERS R EMAINING in the Post Office at Albany,for the quarter ending January 1st, 1851 Refer to—1) A. V.v J. L. Di n Gkorui: W. Thos October 21,1351... .29— ly Amler, Alfred Abbott, Martii Acree, Leonard S Arline, Mrs E Arline, Jo-eph/ne Alagood, Sam i Adams, Cuthbert Baker, D Belcher, Miss M : Basa, Willey | Belelier, N A Bivins, F W Barksdale, John Boughtoii, Mr Byrd, John J Cox. B M Clark, B \V Crocker, Thomas Cooper, V-’m Clemons, W BG Cochran. • si-n’r Cooper, C W Cock, La e P Colquet, Alfred Duncan, Mrs A E Erwin i Renfro Espy, J W 2 Ferrell, Eliza C Forehand, F Grider, Mrs F Griffin, Jesse Gill^rt, J 1T P. Thomas P. Tainter, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GROCERIES—PROVISIONS,—WINES—LIQUORS. BAGGING—ROPE—HARDWARE—IRON—See. Apalachicola, Fla. Refer <3—Sims Sc Citr.EVF.R, \ Wm. II. Youxu Sc Co., \ Apalaclutola. January 17,1951. 41—ly. Matthew E. Williams, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Albany, flatter Couuty, Ctn. April 13,1850 1 tf W. A. Hawkins, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Sturkcville, Lee County, da. January 9,1852 W—ly. * JAMES T. MSBEtT Attorney at Law, STARKVILLE, LEE COUNTY, GEORGIA. Will practice in Lee, Randolph, Early, Decatur, Dooly Macon and Baker eoantie-. [mar. 7, 1851. 48—ly.] ‘ II EX R Y i\ A L E X AX DE R, ATTORNEY AT LAW, One door west of Dr. J. G. Byrd, Albany, Ga. tr Will promptly attend to all business entrust ed to his care. April 12,’50 1 tf THO’S linillES MIXES, I •Itlornci; at Law, TROUPV1LLE—GEORGIA. Will nruetbe i»the Courts of Irwin, Thomas, Lowndes, | Clinch, Ware and Appling counties, Georgia—and in the; Courts of Jeilerson, Madison. Hamilton and Columbia co untie* in Florid i. [March 23,1851. 5 tt. • Gauph, W W Green, Glover Grilfin, J D Hampton, J D Hiunpton, W ri Hcmfiey, WG Hunt, A C Howard, Sam’l Hayne, J B Hurst, Stephen Hall, Henry II Hudson, C F Jordon,J W Johns.*!, R M Kca, William Kitrick, Paul La Roque, Miss Mary Ann 2 Ledden, Charles Little Leonard Lhlfo’nVH W Man, Prey Mr Dr Moir, A F Newsom, Mrs N 2 Oliver, F N B Puckett, David G Powell, Bryant H Powell, T L Peareey, Major Robinson, George Roads, Jacob Roney, Newton Rambo, M Ricks, Elizabeth Strozier, J P Sharp J M E Shier, John F Spencer, Wm. Stubbs, James W Sasser, Stephen Tavior, G W Tomlinson, J J Vincent, Ebenezor Waters, James Wade, J W Wheeler, E R Woodall, II W Woodgato, J H Woolbright. W Williss, E T l.iptoru, H W Lynn, Thornton Macon G H McCollum, J A Mathews, S C Melvin, Merdock Mega re, Thos. ailing for any of theabove letters ill please say they a re advertised £ 5^" Post Office open from 7i o’clock, A. M. to 1 nd from 111*. M. to G, P. M. Sundays from 8 to 91 o’c l. M. E. RICHARDSON. P. M January 2, 1352. Albany, da. DISS0LUTI0X OF 10-PARTXERSllIP. T HE firm of S. llovt Sc Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Their unsettled business will be closed up by Chas. II. Cuinpfield, who will use the name of said firm in liquidat on, and con tinue tho Agricultural business in his own name. S. IIOYT, CHAS. H. CAMPFIELD. Savannah, July 13, 1351. 15—tf. Notice to Debtors. T HE Notes and Books of Accounts belonging ( lately to Nathan S. Jones, have been assigned to us for collection. All persons indebted either by note or account, will greatly facilitate the purposes of the assignment, as well as save themselves some cost by coming forward and making an early settle ment. Suits will be instituted on all the claims, not settled previously, to the Spring Term of our Court. LYON Sc CLARK, Attorneys at Law. Albany, Dec. 27, 1850. 38 tf. JOIIX F. S £ Lands for Sale. ; offered to purchasers upon Sixth district of Randolph county, number 17 LANDS! LANDS!! LANDS!!! M essrs, sims & #heever will sen the following valuable Lands for me, being some of the most valuable in the Southern States: BAKER COUKTT. First Dis.—No. 168,184,209 ;..: .750 acres. Second Dis.—No. 365 250 4 * “ “ 396 250 44 Third “ Nos. 361,42, 318,93, 129.250 « Seventh Dis—No. 152 250 “ Eighth Dis.—Nos. 7,11,20,238, *290 ea. 260 “ “ “ “ 243,251,252,253,254.1250 ‘* “ « “ 293,318,995,277.... 1000 “ “ »* “23,24 500 “ Ninth Dis.—Nos. 12,98,193 each 250 “ “ “ 44 144,150 434 44 Tenth Dis.—Nos. 243, 279 500 “ ‘ “ 390,393,299, 316,each 250 “ 14 “ 275,276 50C “ Twelfth Dis. 44 16,61,81,102,117,140,250 “ “ “ “ 247,196,356, 358,237,.250 “ “ “ “ 104,105 500 “ early couhty. Fourth Dis.—Nos. 128,129 500 “ “ 287,288 500 “ “ 208, 69 each 250 “ Sixth Dis. “ 299,262 500 “ “ 18, 19 500 “ “ 308,133 each 250 “ Thirteenth Dis —Nos. 11,12 500 “ “ 16,45,102,123 ea. 250 “ *• 126,208, 250 “ Twenty-eighth Dis.—No. 384, 250' “ “ 243,24 4 500 “ DECATUR COURTY. Nineteenth Dis.—No. 144 259 44 Nos. 106, 107 500 “ “ 184,185... 500 “ decatur county—Continued, Fifteenth Dis. “ 137,144,145... .750 “ Twentieth Dis.—No. 379 250 “ Twenty-first Dis. 44 373 250 “ THOMAS COUNTY. Seventeenth Dis.—Nos. 19,120,123,151 150 “ “ 190,229,367, ea. 250 44 “ 12,13 500 “ “ 1,2, 500 “ “ 187, 188 500 “ Thirteenth Dis.—No 138, 327... .each 490 * Fourteenth 4 * ** 58,70, M . 490 “ LOWNDES COUNTY. Eleventh Dis.—No. 525 490 “ Fifteenth “ 44 92 490 44 IRWIN COUNTY. Third Dis.—No. 157 490 44 Fourth 44 “ 274 490 44 STEWART COUNTY. Nineteenth Dis.—No. 50 202\ 44 Twenty-fifth Dis.—No. 13..... 202^ 44 No. 220, 2d Dis. 1st Sec.—Forsyth Co. 40 44 44 730, 21 “ 3d 44 Cass 44 40 44 44 430, 15th “ 2d 44 Cherokee 40 44 44 87, 7th 44 Dooly, 44 2024 44 • 4 299, 7th * 4 Carroll Co 202£ 44 The above lands will be sold for one-third cash one-third one year,and one-third two years, within-' be sold terest (7 per cent,) from date of sale, and mortgage on the land—ora discount of five percent, on the credit part of the sale, if paid in cash. Purchasers paying for executing titles. Persons desiring pre- ciseicform.ition in regard to the quality.location &c. ot these lands, or who wish to purchase at private sale, will please address Sitns Sc Cbecver, at Albany, Georgia. G. B. LAMAR, New York. May 9, 1351. 5tf. NEW STORE AT THE OLD STAND. was burnt last fall) and is now opening a new and well selected stock of* Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Shoes, Crockery and Gro ceries. His old customers, (and as many new ones as can, conveniently) are invited to call and exam ine his Goods, which he expects to sell on accom modating terms. II. IXORA. Albany, March 28,1851. 51 tf. wit:—Lots ol land No a 487 and 488, in Lrictofnid county, (with the exception w’s Dower, not yet assigned)—.too, a n, Vincy, about 65 years of age, Micajab, JOHN F. SHEEN, FROM SAVANNAH, OFFERS his servicesto the citizens 'of ALBANY and surrounding coun try in every branch of Tailoring. Any garment cut and made by him that does not fit, he will not expect .his customers to take. Albany, Nov. 29,1850. 34 tf. Administrator’* Sale. GEORGIA, Lowndes County. . „ O N the first Tuesday in Marck next, will bo eold under and by virtue of an older of the .Honora ble Inferior Court of said county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, before the Court Bouse door in the town of Troupvirfe, S,ii(l connty, the following property, to wit:—Lots ol land No's 487 and 488, in the 12th district of said = ‘ 1 ' “ of the Widow’ negro woman, w . — . „ , — - - a man about 33 years, and Joe, a man about 39 years ° f X, on tho day, will bo sold before tho Court House door in the town of Thomasville, Thomas connty, bv virtno of the same authority, Loti of land NoV 500 and 501, in the 13th district of Thom as county. Tho above property sold as the Real Estate of Mathew Albritton, late of Lowndes coun ty deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms on tho day. MATHEW H. ALBRITTON, Administrator de boni3 non. January 2, 1852. Thomas J. Dunn, ATTORNEY AT LAY, Concord, Baker County, tin.: Will practice in the several Courts of the South western Circuit,and Thomas and Lowndes counties July 5,’50. 13 tf. u7n. un\\, Attorney and Uonnscllor at Law, Fort Gaines, Early County, Geo, May 3, ’50. 4 tf. Fourteenth district Early Sixth “ “ Fifth 44 44 Fourth “ 44 Tenth district Irw Apply to 113 116 266 279 338 134 511 Dr. JOHN M. WADDEY, B0TAMC PHYSICIAN, t (LATE OF RICHMOND, VA.,) H AVING located ill Thomasville, Ga., offers his sen ices to the inhabitants of the Town and sur rounding country. He has been engageJ in an extensive practice for die last ten years, the greater part of which time has been spent in large cities, where lie has had an opportunity of combating disease in all its various forms, with a success unsurpassed by any, as the testimonials now in his possession wifi abundantly prove. He will attend patients in any of die sur rounding counties or States. He believes that 75 per cent, of such cases as have been abandoned as incurable, can be restored to health by placing themselves under his care. To such as are laboring under Chronic Diseases, such as Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Dropsey, Liver disease, Affection of stomach and bowels, &.C., will find it to their joy that their diseases will yield to such remedial agents as used by him, when the con stitution has not been too much impaired by ]>ois- onoiio agents. Persons at a distance can consult tho Diictor by letter, describing minutely their disease, to whom lie will send a written prescription with medicine enough to last one month—after which time, (ii necessary) they can communicate with him again Price of such prescriptions and medicines, $5 00, always in advance. Secret diseases of short or long standing are cured by tho Doctor with certainty attJ promptness. A cure affected, or no charge. Hois expecting in a few weeks from New York, a variety of BOTANIC MEDICINES, which will heap as can be bought in the state. Thomasville, Jan. 10,1851. 40 tf Valuable Land For Sale. Administrator’s Sale. O N the first Tuesday in February next, will be sold before the Court House door in the town of Troupville, I^owndes connty, under and by virtue of an order of the Hon. Inferior Court of said coun ty, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, the follow ing property, to wit: Lots of land number* two hun- . dred und ninety-six, (296) three hundred and three, euy. ^ys: urwfic.^ D.®.tjvc I hud. «»lop» (303) two hundred and forty-three (243) in the 12th j S^rftXTfccS^ district of formerly Irwin, cow Lowmles county,' 0 f f 00< l, a* meat and egg*, will be •ofuinod, 1 [Entered according to Act of ConmM,in thavMii^T J. S. Houoirrox, M. D., in the Clerk's OfTuTSSxf Court for tho Eartera District of fennarNmi^ a *** ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER f Great Cure for Dyspepsia i 1 Dr. J. S. Houghton’s Pepsin THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR* Gastrio Juice, P REPARED from Rerret, or the Stoxick the Ox, after directions of Baron Liefc^JT FKlffipT 1 Chmi4 - by y a This U a truly wonderful remedy for Indigcrton. IW. ria, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation, and i33g£ coring after Nature’s own method, by Nature’s owuaSS* tho Gastric Juice. 1ST Half a teasooonful of Pepsin, infused b waw digest or dissolve. Five Pounds of Roast Beef b iC It hours, out of the stomach. Peix-in is the chief element, o ...e Gastric Juice—tho solvent proserving, and stimulating agent u «o oiumacn uJ tottines. It is extracted from die Digestive Stomachof oL Ox, thus forming an Artificial Dige-tivo Fluid, like tho natural Gastric Juice in its chemical furnishing a complete and perfect substitute for iu tWjw aid of this preparation, tho pains and evils of IndigegioD Dyspepsia arc removed, just as they would bo byTketlS* Stomach. It is doing wonders for Dyspeptics.curincr~2 of Debility, Em.ci.lton. Ncrrou. UccIhiTind SISSS Consumption, supposed to be on the verge of the mra The scientific evidence upon which it is based, u b ^ highest degree curious and remarkable. * SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! Baron Lif.big in his celebrated work on Animal n»f ■htry, says: “An artificial Digestive Fluid, a**-'— Bwfin^SSJ of the StonwcraiS' well improved. Sold with the incumbrances of the i and digested, just in the widow’s dower, for the benefit of the heirs and cred- : die human stomach.” itors of said deceased. Terms on the day. inunner u they 1^..» ... n.i.tiu.1 treatise on “Food and n publishud by Flowers Cc. Wvll-, New York, pauvas,^ Nov. 23 1851 f Adm’s. the same great fact, and describes the method of ABNER J. ENGLISH, { There are few high i oi ..l- 1 ■ a- 31 tds higher authoritkvi than Dr. Pereira. vritings ou tho “Phyrirdoa* diminution of the due qnim Administrator’* Sale. i «Hy oTthe^Octric Jmcc » . prominent rod B y virtue of an order of tho lion. Inferior Court 1 pr„(^, f r Ui Lo.X.i. who wn. of Decatur county, while sitting for Ordinary , with this complaint, finding eveiytliing else to fatl.bd" punxjses, will be sold before the Court House door course to the Gastric Juice, obtained from thcttoiiucbof in tho town of Thomasville, Tlioinis county, on the living animal.-*, whieh proved completely succerKfiil.** first Tuesday in February next bjtween .L usual; hours of sale, tho following land.-, belonging to the ^tomnehn 0 { animals, macerated in water, impart to the Arid estate of James Sapp, late of Decatur county dec’d,, the property of dissolving various articles of food7 to-wit: I/ots of land numbers 177 and 184 in the jeffeetbga Kind - r —_ unpnrttotheflad ■s of food, and pt -tion of them in no inn „ .... id of artificial di^, w 17th district of Thomas county-s.ld as the proper- J <U f^S^o^ote”fiScolle F , ty of said deceased. I erms on tlie day of sale. , p hj :v iu his great work on Human Phydologv, do» otf« mor* 1’LNDLL TON SAl’P, Adm r. than fifty pages to an examination of this nibiccL Hbei- October 3, 1851. | periments with Dr. Beaumont, on the Ga-tric Juice obtained from the living human *tomnch, and from animals,arc will know-n. “In all cases,” he sayV’dige.-tion occurred uiw fectly in the artificial as in the natural digestions.” 1 , Dr. John W. Draper, Prof*-#or ot Chemistry in tb sold at the late residence of Frederick Rooks, Medical College of the Onivcrvity of New Yoti,ia b late of Irwin county, deceased, all the personal es- “Text Book of Chemistry," »i6, says: “fLhu’bwn t • • • ■ • - • - • • —»:.. n whether artitieinl (hge?Uou could be pivibrand^ now universally admitted that it tnav be.” Call on the Agent, and get a deecnptivc Circular, .tdininlstrator’s Sale. i the Ag . .. „„ large amount of Scientific Evidence, ^•th**r with llejF.rts of remarkable Cur*, r Agent during L our absence from Albanv. SIMS & CHEEVER. Albany, May 2,1851. [-1—tf.] the 3rd district of Biker county. The titles are in my possession, and c.in be examined by any person desiring to purchase. Unless sold at private sale, the above ots will be oftered at auction, some time during the year. E. li. 1*LATT, Agent for C. B. Guyton. Albany, May 2, 1851. 4—tf. tate of said deceased, consisting of horses, sheep ^ and hogs, household and kitchen furniture, and ma- i [ ny other things too tedious to mention. Terms on ' gratK gi the day of sale. ASA ROOKS, Adm'r. ! to the above, n. M , wr „ Nov 11 1851. | ft° m all ol tlie United State* AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER, 4 LL persons interested are hereby notified, that p r . Houghton's Pepsin has produced the mret nurrcllo*. four months after date, apfilication will be made effect*, in curing caros of Debility, Ehnnciatioo, Nmoa- to the Honorable the Inferior Couit of I»wndes county, LVcline, and Dyspeptic Consumption. It is impotribW ov when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the give the details of cases in the limits of this adverturiwat ^ whole of tho real estate ol Daniel W. Thomas, late of said l>ut authenticated certificates have U*en given of more thaa connty dec’d. THOMAS B. GRIFFIN, Adin’r. two hundred remarkable Cure*, in Philadelphia, N. York Troupville, Octolier 3,1851. 26—4m. | and Bocton alone. These were nearly all cWpcrate cutv„ — and the euro* were not only rapid and wonderful, but per- Georgia, Lee County. ;mancut. It i* a great Nervous Antid-.U', and |*arti<nilarlv WHEREAS. GeorgeC. Tickner, Administrator ^ 'fig* Kt'JflSSfe w w ol Mulinda C. Wyche, makes application lor lcS- pvi t e ff-et-. of Quinine, Mercun-, and other dmg» anon tbs- ten* of DL-nus-ion from said adnuni-tration, Diire tive Onratis. after a lone dekness. Al-o. Tlu*se are the ref id singular, the kindred, Medical Card. \R. ARTHUR W. PRESTON, Jmv D R. ARTHUR W. PI last ten years devote LOUIS A. GONEKE, Cuthbert, Geo. November 16,1819. 32 tf. NOTICE, T HE Co-partnership heretofore existing under the firm of A. WRI. THOMAS C. SPH’ER, •iltorncy at Law, ALBANY—GEORGIA. linn of A. WELLES & Co., i«* this dav dissol ved by mutual consent. Eit’ier of the undersigned, will it- tend to th* uiwUled basine-‘3 of the lute firm, and are au thorised to use its name in liiiuidution. ASH BEL WELLES, May 22,1351. GEO. F. PALMES. i nterest * late iwirt- ?r, Mr. GEO. F. PALMES, and JOSEPH W. WEB- j STER.of the late linn of Swift, Dexsixiw &. Wf.rster, > would respectfully solicit a continuance to them of the pat- ige ofhi* late firm. T HE Undersigned ha- tug disposetl of his in in the GROCERY BUSINESS to his late May 22,1S51 A. WELLES. Copartnership. T HE UnW-igned having bought out the interest of Mr. A. WELLES, of the lirin of Messrs. A. WELLES A. Co., have firmed a oopnmer.-hip, and will continue th- WHOLESALE GROCERY ,fc PRODUCE BUSIN ESS, under the firm of WEBS TER & PALMES, at the old stand of A. W. &. Co., and respectfully solicit a of the patronage of that firm, anti of the public JOSEPH W. WEBSTER, GEO. F. PALMES. Savannah, June 27, 1851. 12—ly.* Land for Sale. KJAfc AAA ACHES LAM) in elW,VUW ly, for wilo by Albany, Nov. 7,1851. Cotton. W E arc ready to make lib-ral Cash Advance! Cotton, stored in any Ware-house in Albany ! dencc Letters tfirecto or Newton, or at any of the River landings. I Thomas county, Ga., w; SIMS Sc CHEEVER. ; Albany, November 7,1851. 31. tf. Lands! Lands!! Lands!!! T HE following Lots, comprising some of the CHOICEST PINE LANDS in South-western Georgia, will b: sold on reasonable terms, liy appli- _ for tho ial attention to Baker coun- 1 the cure of Chronic Diseases, assures the public that he will at ali times be i treatment of eases which ad n.ore. should there hi any person whose conditii is such as to require m ire than ordin iry persever ance and attention, lie will be prepared to take the same undei n : s own special observation at his resi- .»d to him at Thom isville. II meet with a prompt and Jmini.-tration, c*. summon and admoni«4i all v.editors and legatees of said cs- . at my office, within the time pre*eiib- * ed by law, to show can*c, if any they have, why said Let- i ter* of Dinni<-<ion should not b»* granted, j Given under my huud-ui office, Nov. 2Cth, 1351. Digestive Organs, after a long rieknuss. Al-o, for sxtM- in eating, and the too free use of ardent spirit*. It alma*, reconciles Health with Intemperance. OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS. There i-* no form of old Stomach Complaint* wkickic •loos not seem to reach and remove at mice. No mtUer how bad they may be, it give* instant relief! A »inj(k> dow n-move* all the unpleasant synijrtoin*: and it «*cly r*vd» t<v hi* rejs-ate«l for a short rinx- to make tho-e good elf«rt*|«!- . , , ,■ ucursia* naiccr journo. m.-ment. Purity oIBUkkEuiuI vigor of Body'ollowatmiw. ',^t » r, r!! <1 ' r Fnrtl, t !'r C 1 VV HKIll;AS > A. Vas -n, adin’r of Ilan-ly It » parti,-ulariy . xr. lKl.t in of Nair-r». Vwmhis,. w'l ise oolditb,^ ' V W. llUbdccea»-.sl, 1«, petite .he Court Sl*f 5th, 1351. Georgia, Baker County. WM. II. HAWKINS, c. c idid r spoi Thomasville,Jan. 11, ’50. 40 tf. CARRIAGE MAKING VXD REPAIRING? lS/ti ’THE subscriber would re* ' E ; pectfully announce to the citi- “ ‘ i ,. , , .eating, lowveold state ot the Blood, lleavim^, Lmtvwof d county lobe lUschargcd from ? Spirit?f Depomk-ncy, EmucLtion, Weakly, tendtoty u- f Ordinary of sai 1 administratii These are therefore to cite, «utnmotrs, awl ad-1. Dr. monish all persons interested, that they tile their "l, 1 ",, obj 'ctions, if any they have, in my office, within the j,, jv oripti time prescribed by law, why letters dismissory should Private Ci not !»■.* granted to the applicant. tained of Dr. Houghton Bv orJer of the Court. S. C. STEVENS, CTk c. o. process ot preparation,ju ivy claims of this new i Se«*ret Rerm^dy, n< . >ld by nearly all the dealro l Popular .Mt'tlieHH^. ihroiigho.it the Uoitrd* eparid in Powder and in Fluid lona-ud rial?* for the a-’c of Physieiaiw. September 12, 1851. GeonfLly Lowndes County. yy 11 ERE AS, Joseph M. Howell nnd Williar PriJv/VlNE IX)LL‘AR per boul. Z if" OasF.R-VE Tilts!—-Evi-iy Imttle of the gi re--pf-ctable ftamling ai.d regular practire. Ptl»ia. WILLIAM II. G0LDUTUE, Attorney at Law, Troupville, Geo.: Will practice throughout the Southern Circuit. ^!neraUy Ci ° and the adjoining counties in Florida. • April 12,’50 ”| FAMILY GROCERIES. j Just Received T IFT & R \WS0N, havejust received a full sup- ply of family groceries a nd other choice articles. 'among which arc the following: BoIo£h“ Sausage, Soda SSi«ciiii, A. A. L G. W. ALLEY, Attorneys at Law, Baiul>ri<lgc, Dccrutur Coinily, Geo. April 12,’50 1 tf XVJl. EL do GRAFFENRIED, Attorney at Law, .Riicoii, Georgia. PitACTICKS IN TIIF. SoUTlI-XVESTEKX CIRCUIT. April 12,’50 1 tf R. K. Hines, Jr., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ALBANY, GEORGIA. W ILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts ol Lee and B ikercounties,and theSiiporior Courts of Sumter, Dooly, Decatur and Randolph. April 12,’50 1 tf LAW NOTICE. T HE Subscriber having located at Newton,(the county site of Baker,) will give his prompt and laitlifufattention to all professional business en trusted to Irisc.ire in the counties of Randolph, Early, Sumter, L-'e, Baker and D'cator of the South-Wes tern, an 1 Thomas of the Southern Circuit. JOHN LYON, Attorney at Law. Newton, Baker Co , Ga., April 12,‘60 1 tf IIE.XRY MORGAN, ATTORN 13 Y AT LAW, Albany, Georgia. Will practice iu the Courts of the South-westeri and Southern Circuits. Albany, April 12, *50. 1 tf. Law Notioe. I WILL attend to Professional business in the Superior Courts of Lee and Baker Counties. jGARNETT ANDREWS, Attorney at Law. April 13, ’50 1 tf J. LAW~ Attorney at Law, Balubridgn, Decatur County, Geo. Will attend punctually theSuperiorCourtsofthe Counticsof Early, Baker and Decatur,of the South western, and of the County of Thomas oft lie South ern Circuit. April 12, *50 1 tf ALEXANDER W.SNEED, Attorney at Law, Baiubridsc. Georgia. Will practice in the Counties of Decatur hlarly, Baker, und Thomas, Georgia, und Gadsden und Jueluon Counties, Floridu. April 13, '50 1 tl Baoon! Bacon!! T O Arrive from New Orleans, 60,000 lbs. Bueon. . Y. G. RUST & CO. Alliisy,Rovember7,18M. . _ 31 tf. ■; Sii^ai* Ci-at-kers, Uostiru Rutter, Orieri Punches, Cheese, 'i'«>5>acr.o, Herring*, Sardines,' Lobsters, Pickles, Best Cigars, ISnisins, Primes, Nuts, CAND1KS. dec., &c. They keep also a sma assortment of dry goods, Shoes, Shot, Powder, ban ware, Toys, tie. Albany, Oct. 21. ’51 29—tf. Books and Stationarv. M iscellaneous, school and niank nooks, a good assortment of stationary, etc. etc. Also, a lot ot N 1 >YE!.f : , at publishers prices- for sale by WELCH, SHERMAN &. CO. Albany Sep. I2th, 1851. Hooker’s Farina. P REPARED expressly for Families, Hotels, ai Ealing Houses. It is a most delicious artic or Puddings, and preferable to Flour for thickenii >oups and Gravy. Iu* delicacy and imjiortant u ts a diet for invalids and the sick, as well as fur.ti instenanen of young children ar.d infants, have al retired it a character in the sick room and nurse equal to its reputation as a food for the robust a heartv. Full directions for use on each pucka*. For skle bv Y. G. RUST L CO. Albany, November 7,1851. 31—tf. •Mminislrator’s Sale. L GREEABLE to a order of the Inferior Coi A. of Baker county, when silting as a Court Ordinary, will be sold before the Court House door in Newton in said county, on tho first Tuesday in February next, between the usual hours of sale, FORTY NEGROES, belonging to the estate of John S. Wilkinson, late of said county deceased. The negroes are young and likely, consisting of men, boys, women and children. Also, will be sold on the plantation of the deceas ed on the 2d day of January next, the com and fod der, mules, plantation tools, and other article* too tedious to mention. Terms on the day. .- . J D F pA^i A ^- "Nov. 31,1851, - v i JOSEPH DUNHAM, | A< out, Albanv,Ga- a tat. Dbt. County.'tat. Dist. Countv. j 20 1st Baker. 77 14th Decatur. { ; 27 1st do ot 19th do i 59 1st do 65 do do ; 383 8th do £09 nth Baker.! 350 do do m do do I 83 do do 43 do do 181 9th do 60 do do I 122 do do 44 do do 162 do do 370 do do 160 do do 178 do do 8 do do 152 do do 4 do do 162 do do 124 do do 182 do do 123 do do 364 do do 42 do do 151 do do 126 do do 163 do do 163 do do 204 do do 3 do do 11 do 125 do do 164 do do 8 10th do 3 do do 180 12th do 70 do do 249 do do 9 do do 39 do do 373 do do 1 do do 153 do do 217 do do 159 do do 220 do do 309 do do 2 do do 76 do do 40 do do 73 18th Thomas. 38 do do 514 8th Irwin. 196 6th Early. 489 do do 187 .do do 76 2nd do 233 do do 97 Cth do 13 26th do 116 do do 379 26th do 185 do do 306 28th do 02 do do 353 13th do 101 do do 305 do do 93 do do 43 do do 181 do do 302 do do 251 do do 42 do do 295 do do 306 do do 159 do do 22 do do 207 do do 23 do do 89 do do 114 do do 183 do do 301 do do 252 do do 44 do do 144 do do 3 do do 155 6th Houston. 239 16th Dccatnr 176 9th Appling. 192 16th do ass 7th do. December 12,1851. 36—tf. OUR months after date, wo will apply to the .r Court ofOrdinary of tawndes Co., for leave to . sell tho negroes belonging to the estate of Jos. Howell, late of said county deceased, for tho purposo of distnbution ataot g the heirs of said decoasxl. JOSEPH M. HOWELL, \ WILLIAM ZEIGLER, { Admr3 * October 3,1851. *■ 1 ,l1 z?ns of iXh'iy and a Joining » * Zi*igl''r,a»lm’rs on the estate of Joseph How- 1 bears the vvriacn sKrnature of J. S. Houghton. M. counties, that he is prewired to execute all kinds ot j ell. late ot said county deceased, have made applica- ' proprietor, Philadelphia,Pa. Copy-right and Trade Mm- work done in his line of business, such as miking : tion for Letters of Dismission from the admiuistra- , , ir . . . ir_i - u i- ■ - . ,, i .t i : i . .t i . . . Sold by all Dn«rm.-:« and crealere oi and repatrmg Buggies and other vehicles at the • tion ol said estate. * 3 iortest notice. Also, harness ini king and repiring, j 'J’hese are therefore tocite, suinmonsandadtnon- nd ker-ps i>:t It m«I Buggies and harne.s. j ish all and singular, the kindred and cred itors of said ID* Those wishing to purchase would do well to deceased to be and appear at my otllce within the ill and examine his stock before purchasing else- time prescribed bv law, to shew cause, (if any they here. II. I). POWEJ^L. | have,) otherwise tatters Dismissory will bo granted rv Travellers Rest, August 29. ‘51. 21 ?y Wanted. I GOOD BOOT MAKER, and two or thr.’p Shoo ft Makers, who can make a first rate Negro Shoe, :an get constant employment an 1 lib ipplying immediately. SAM’L D. IRVIN. Albanv, Fob. 1 1, 1851. 45 tf. Iron and Brass Foundries. robertTixdliy, I RON and Brass Founder and Minufucturer of Steam Engines and Boilers—also, of Gearing nd Stuffing for Mills of every description—Bark Irons [the applicant at the May term 1^52, of the Court of : Ordinary of said countv. I lly order of the Coart, this 15th September, 1851. Afftnls: WELCH, SHERMAN Sc CO.) ^ WM. L. DAVIS A CO , \ Albany, *•- HUGH II. MOORE. Amrrint*. C.a. SNEED Sc CHAI’MAN, Oglethorpe,Ga. ember 26, 1351. 38-1 v. October 3, 1851. us 15lh September, 1851. DUNCAN SMITH,uc 26 6m. for Bullock’s celebrated Cotton l*re 1 Mates and Bills kept constantly on hand, and Mill Stones of every description furnished to order. The whole of which are warranted to be of the! Georgia* Lowndes Count u. Georgia, Dooly County Ihedy Superior Court, November Term 1851- Mosns Tiso.n, Andrew J. Ttsox,' Garry G. Ford, and his wifi* Cil- vf.v.Gf.okuia Anx Ford,by Rout. _ G. Ford, f ’ Bill for «rco«t AnxF.n Tjsow, Ad’mr See , Mo>f.s Dutribuka ... .. Tisox, IswkAc Timm, Hika.ni Tison, Letters ol Dismission from the tbdnmustration ol \y.u. 'J’xsew, and Akri.nctox Ii. said estate. 1 I»„ilii*s, Adhnr. &e. ‘ ‘ * I nose are therefore to cite, summons ami ad- WT appearing to the- Court, that Isaac Then."* monish all persons concerned, that they and each El. n f tha above stated defendants, resides <»«t 8 of them b* and appear at mv office within t he time t |,j s state, and I,as not been reived. It is on rr.ot^ prescribed by law, then and there to file their ob- i ordered, that said Isaac Tison do appear. p!e»*h ,u '“ ject ions, (if any they have) otherwise said letters j 8wer , 0r demur to said Bill, at the next Term of tki* t; and that service of raid Bill he pcrfictfJ b y Georgia, Lowndes County. W HERE AN, Wm. D. Griffin and John Belote adm’rs on the estate* of Alfred Belote. late o: •said county deceased, have made application foi ll he granted, at the Mav tern 1852. By order of tho Court, this 15th September, 1851. DUNCAN NMl I’ll, c. c. o. Oct. 3, 1851. 26 6m. T^OUR months after date, application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Baker county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate belonging to tho estate of Bax ter Floyd, deceased. WM. B. CRAWFORD, Adn^jr. September 12,1851. F OUR months after date, application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Lee county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the whole of the Real Estate of Nathan Powell, deceased, late of said county—-this, Nov. 3d, 1851. BYRD POWELL, Adm’r. Lee county, Nor. 7,1 BUI,. -- - ,7. SOUTHERN WATER-CURE INSTITUTE, Located at Millcdgevillc, Georgia* I TS magnatude being recently en- * larged, is now capable of accom- modaling TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY PERSONS. M Tho proj>er appointment of this In- jlitlijj! .stitution renders it most attractive to " ____ Invalids who may be forced to seek leniption from disease. T. CARLTON COYLE, M. D. Physician. May 23, 1851. 7—lycq. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. accommodating terms of any that has ever been offered in this place heretofore. In opening this new branch of business, he looks with confidence to his friends and the public gener ally, for patronage and support. He would be glad that any one who is in want of a Buggy, would at lea-t call and examine his Vehicles and learn his prices. SAMUEL D. IRVIN. N. B. Carriages or Buggies of any description ordered for customers upon the shortest notice. Albany, June 27,1851. 12—tf. Attention Soldiers! T HE BOUNTY LAND LAW, passed September 28th, 1350, gives to all officers or soldiers who actually served one month in the War of 1812, or in any of tho Indian Wars since 1790, Forty acres of Land—for four months service, Eighty acres— for nine months service, 160 acres. In case of tho decease of any such officer or sol dier, his widow, if uninarred, is entitled to the same; if no widow, his child or children, who were minors September 28th, 1850, arc entitled to the same. This cau include officers of the late Mexican war within its provisions. ICT The subscriber will procure Warrants for all ■vho are entitled, for $5.in advance. The expenses if procuring testimony, to bo paid on delivery of the Warrant. JOHN LYON, Att’y at Lat Newtne* Oct, 25,1850.. 59 It These are therefore to cite and a-!inonish all and singular the kindred and creditors to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, (ifany they have) otherwise said letters will be granted the applicant at the May term 1852 of the Court of Ordinary of said county. By order of the Court, this 15th September, 1851. DUNCAN SMITH, c co. October 3, 1851. 26 6m. Georgia* Lowndes County. W HEREAS, Ezekiel J. Williams, adm’r of the estate of Ansel II. Parish, late of said connty dec’d, has made application to me for 1 etlersof Dis mission from the administration of said estate. These are therefore to cite arid summons all per sons interested, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, then and there to shew cause, (if any exist) why Let era of Dismission should not be granted him. Given under my hand at office, 13th Aug., 1851. DUNCAN SMITH, c co. August 22, 1851. 20 6m. Georgia* Lowndes County. ilk REAS, Ivey Simmon? has made applica tion to me for tatters of Dismission from the Guardianship of Martha Jones, orphan and minor of Seaborn Jones, iato of said county deceased. Theseare therefore to cite, summon and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said minor to be and appear at my office within the time specified by law, to show cause, (if any they have.) why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, 19th July, 1851. DUNCAN SMITH, Cl’k c. o. July 25,1851. 16—6m. Georgia* Irwin County. tMTIIBREAS, Wm. W. Slone, adtnIY. of the es- ¥ ¥ tate of Matthew Williams, dec’d, applies to me for tatters of Dismission from said estate: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said decease ed, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, July 8th, 1851. mi *s lad JACOB YOUNG,O.C.O. JMy 18, 1851. 15 6m. said Isaac Tison, by publishing this order, one* 1 month for four wont Its, before next term of th* 4 court, in some public Gazette printed in this State- A true extract from the miutries* this Novfinfc* r 24th 1851 ROBT. B. DAVIES, Clerk. Dec. 5. 1854. 23—m4m. Georgia* Pulaski County. Superior Court, October Term, 1851 I T appearing to the Court that at the J*no*7 term of the Superior Court in and for raid cour- ty, eighteen hundred and forty, John F. Spicer w* tained judgment, (and execution issued therrw against Mathew Lutain, for three hundred deH* 1 ’- princi|r.tl debt, and twenty-four dollars the rendition of the judgment, and thirteen doW twelve and a half «g»Ls, cost. . And it also appearing to the Court that »t January term of the Superior Court in and for**? county, eighteen hundred und forty-one, J<w • Spicer obtained judgment, (and execution w* . thereon) against Mathew Linatn, for three n dollars, principal debt, and twenty-five dollan. 1 *^' est to the rendition of the judgment, and tw^ dollars twelve and a half cents, cost. And '* - ther appearing to the Court that neither ot judgments have been paid, or anv pari that said judgments are now dormant and . . effect, and that said Mathew Linatn resid the jurisdictional limits of tills State. It is therefore oh motion, ordered by that said Mathew Linam show cause a */*"u iC t term of this Court, why said judgments he revived and made operative, and that sern«* this Rule Nisi bo published once a, month t ^ months, before the next term of this Court, Albany Patriot, a public gazette in this State* Granted. A. H. I IANS ELL, J. s. c., * A true extract taken from tho minutes 0 Court, this, October 20th, 1851. . JOHN V. MITCHELL,Cle* *• October 31,1851. 30 m4m. ^ Georgia* Baker County. w p* TiTHEREAS, Moses VV. Murray •PPjfJViB * * for Letters of Administration, , "up ^ annexed, on the estate of Josoph Inabnet, said connty deceased nd«J*** These are therefore to cite, somnaon anfl»j^i| lsh all and singular the kindred and credwtfVj p deceased, to be nnd appear at my office time prescribed by law, then and cause, (if any they have) why said few* 1 not be granted .. Given under ray head at office,, thm 13tn .y December, 1851. S. C. STEVENS. ^ „ Attest, Grkeit Tccslbt. j.l 0. . 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The Albany patriot. (Albany, Ga.) 1845-1866, January 23, 1852, Image 4