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Chinese Sugar Cane.
PURE SEED.
rpiIE subscriber takes great pleasnirein infcTining
the planters, fanner** audgardeners-ofthe South,
t^Ht he ha* secured from the most reliable sources,
seed of this very valuable plant, the properties of
which may be briefly summed up as follows :
1st. One acre of the Malks properly cultivated.
HARDWICK & CO.,
fACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
rr^VsTUEGT— -
Savannah Geo.
HARDWICK. | W. R. MANSFIELD. j C. C. HARDWICK.
Drs. Jennings & Douglas, £
Albany, Geo. :
January 29th, 1855. 44—ly.
July 23,1857.
17-
will yield from 400 to 500 gallon- 4 of fine syrup,
equal to the best New Orleans, and from the same
roots a second crop of exccilenl fodder.
2d. Sown broadcast or in close drills,on land deep
ly or highly manured, it will yield thirty to fifty thou
sand pounds of superior fodder to theatre.
31. It surpasses all other plants for soiling (feed*
ing green) and fodder on account of the greatammnt
of eugary juice which i| contains, and is greedily
eaten bv stock of all kinds.
4th. It bear? repeated enttingslike Egyptian mi
let, growing off freely and rapidly after each cutiinj
5th. It stands drought much better than common
corn, retaining its green color and juiciness eve
ter the seed matures.
6th. The seed is excellent for human food when
ground into meal, and fattens animals very speedily,
From 25 to 75 bushels can be raised on an acre.
7th. It is so certain a crop that planters may Ik*
pure of succeeding with it as a sugar plant any
where south of Maryland and north ot Mexico. It
planted early in the Soul hern State#, the seed will
mature aud produce another crop the same season
The seed which has been verv carefully kept pur:-
from the original importation, will be offered in doth
packages, each containing enough to plant half an
acre in drills, with full directions for the cultivation,
which is perfectly simple.
These package# will be forwarded per mail, .free
ofposlage, to any address on receipt of SI 30 f or
each package, when not sent by mail, I will furnish
the packages ui SI eaph. Early orders are solici
ted, as the supply of good and reliable seed are quite
limited. Applicants names will be entered in the
order in which they arc received, and the seed will
be mailed as soon as possible.
Dealers in seeds and coentry merchants, a Jiiieral
discount will be made from retail rates if their orders
#te received immediately. Address with plain di
rections for mailing, j. e. McMullen,
Irwinville, Irwin county, Ga.
HTThe Tboroasviile Watchman will please copy
tod insert 3 months.
Aug. 27,1857. 22-3m.
Beall & Stovall,
WAREHOUSE
AND COMMISSION 1 MERCHANTS;
Reynold, between .Jackson and McIntosh streets, .
AVGUSTA, GEO.
W E hare removed to Metcalf’s LARGE, NEW,
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE, on Reynold,be
tween Jacl**on and McIntosh Streets, recently occupied
by Gilharft &. Askin, in the ceutre of the City, in tho vici
nity of the principal Warehouses, and convenient to the
Hotels.
Being amply provided with good and safe Storage for
Cotton, Grain, Flour, Bacon and Produce generally, **’“
respectfully solicit consignments which shall receive
undivided and laithful attention.
Family supplies, and tho usual facilities, will be afforded
af customers.
Our Commissions will bo such as are customary in the
ty. WM. M. BEALL,
J. W. L. STOVALL.
Augusta, Ga., Aug. 13,1857. 20—6m.
DR. W. W.
T OCATEDat Cochran’s Mills, eight miles south of
I l Albany—will respond promptly to all calls coming
within the province of a Physician or Surgeon.
Feb. 12th, 1857. . 46-tf.
Hardeman & Griffin,
i»k \i.eus try
GROCERIES. PROV]SI >NS, LIQUORS AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
CORNER OF THIRD AND CIIERRY STREETS,
MACOS, CEO.
T0OS. HARDEMAN, JR
a». 25,1857—ly. t. w. griffin.
RAILROAD
?—TO—
jx. n. is jx. :kt y .
MARSHALL COLLEGE.
N EXT Term opens the lllh instant: Rev. Dr
Sherwood will enter upon his duties as Presi
dent, ill connexion with Messrs. Attaway and
Brown. Other Teachers, if necessary, will be em
ployed. Griffin is d cidedly healthy, and its morali
ty will compare with any other town in the State
This College is easier of access to the Southern part
of the State than any other—being on Railroad be
tween Macon and Atlanta.
August 20, 1857. 21 —
Trustee’s Sale.
B Y virtue ol%t appointment and decree at cham
bers o r the Honorable Superior Court of the
Macon Circuit, will be sold privately, and ii not sold
before the day of sale, publicly, at the Court House
door, in their respective counties, titles to the follow
ing lots of land :
The “Baker*’ sale will be the.first Tuesday in Feb
ruary; “ 1 >acat it r,” first do. in March; “Worth,’’first
do.in April; “Irwin,” first do. in May; “Appling,”
first do. in June; “Marion,”first do. in July; “Hous
ton,” first do. in August ; “Wilkinson.” first do i
September; “Cherokee,” first do. in October;“Polk,
first do. in November; Baker—quit claim to No. 126
and 127,1st District, and warrantee to 180 in the 8th
District; Decatur 242,20th District, 302,15'h Dis
trict, 218,21st District. Worth, quit claim title to
No. 75,16th; 125,15th; 140,16th; 180,15th; 112,
15th ; No 110,15th; 124, 15th, and warrantee to 53
in the 15th. Also lot in Alexandria, quit claim to the
last. Irwin 117,2d ; 113, 6th; 274 do. now Lowndes
county, 37,1st Appling, Marion, 180, 13th Musco
gee now Marion; Houston, No. 10. 11th; Wilkin
son 71,27th District; Ch°rokee 194,2d District,3d
section, 925, 2d District, 1st section, Polk, No. not
known to ns, papers not having come in to our hands,
bat think ’tis 800, 2d District, or section will be as
certained by the sale. Terms half cash, balance 12
months. Sold for the purpose of “settling claims,
and benefit of “the heir at law,” Martha E. Stokes.
WJ1..M. STOKES, Trustee.
Jan. 15th. 1856. 42—ids.
Sale of Town Lots.
rjlIIE SUBSCRIBER will sell at Public Auction on the
X first Tuesday in December, in the city of Albauy,
Dougherty County:
272 business and residence Lot®, of one-fourth, one half
id one acre each., ,
These lots are situated in the most desirable part of the
city. Sale positive, and to be continued from day to day
until completed.
TERMS—One-third, cash; onc-third, six months, and
thebalar.ee at twelve months.
The location of Albany, being in the centre of tho rich
cotton growing land* of South-western Georgia, and the
terminus of the South-Western Railroad, and receiving, as
she will, from sixty to seventy thousand bales of the pres- ■
rowing cotton crop, with a certain prospect of a rapid
yearly increase,offers the greatest inducement for profita
ble investment of any other point in the Southern Country.
The Railroad will bo completed to Albany by the 1st of
October, in ample time for the opening of the business, and
* e transportation of the present crop.
. W. W. CI1EEYER*
Sep. 17,1S5T. 25—td.
B3H3>7 &. IME.
m -FACTOR®; Jg
-Guncml Commission Merchaiits,
' ? 204 Bay street^ SayannAlt Geo. i '
tt hfiiv.
•JOHN FOSTER.
Savannah and Charleston
STEAM-PACKET LINE.
Lvon & Irvin,
ATTORNEY.-^ AT LAW—ALBANY, GEORGIA.
. tsr Will practice in the Superior Courts of Dougherty.
Lee, Baker, Calhoun, Early, Decatur, Miller, Terrell and
and Worth counties. Prompt attention given to all busi
ness entrusted to their care. . ' Richard f. lvon.
March 20,1856. ...... samuel d. IRVIN-
Slaughter & Eley,
ATTORNEYS AT LA W—ALBANY, GEO.
Will practice in .tho counties composing the South-
Western Circuit, Rnd in Dooly and Worth .of the Macon
Circuit They pledge themselves to a strict attention to
business. ■ Wm.'M. Slavghtet-
Nov. 27,1856. (35-) Rout. N. Ei.ey.
Janies G. Brooks,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—ALBANY, GEO.
June 11,1857. 11—6m.
T HE Superior Steam Ship GORDON—F. Bar
den, Commander, leaves Savannah for Charles
ton every Wedfiesda^ and .Saturday afternoon at 6
o’clock: returning, leaves’Charleston every Monday
and Friday afternoon at 6 o’clock
The'GoRnoN is a staunch &cet Boat—is unsurpas
sed for speed, and bus elegant accommodations for
passengers: - *•-
N. B.-—This line !ms a through freight arrange
ment with the Central, South-Western and Musco
gee Railroads. Freights between nil points on thesi
Roads, and -Charleston will be forwarded free,of
charges in Savat;mill.
J. I*. BROOKS, Agt., Savannah.
E. LaFITTB & CO., Ag’ts, Charleston.
September 10, 1857 24—
■> John Lyon,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-NEWTON, Baker Co. G
Will give prompt attention to all business entrusted ,
to bw car# in the coanti-w of Somter, Lee. Dougherty, Ba- (
ker, Calhoun, Early mid Decatur. Mar. 20,1856. !
Tailoring.
HE Subscriber would
most respectfully inform
the citizens of Albany and
surrounding country, that
he.jjae opened a
Merchant TaHorlnsf
ESTABLISHMENT
the Post Office, in the
West corner, where he
has on hand a well selected
stock of Frenelj and English
Cloths and Cassimeres,
also a good variety «.f PLAIN and FANCY VEST-
ING,. and‘which be is ready to make up at the
shortest. notice. > ’ ,
O' From a long experience in. the business in
New York and Philadelphia, he is enabled to
guarantee to his.customers,* most elegant fits, and
the host workmanship. S. POLFUS.
Albany, G i., April 9th 1857. 2 Cm.
G. J. Wright,'
Attorney at Law—Albany, Goo.
May 81, 1857. ' 8—ly*
John Carr Brown,
Attorney at Law—Aibanv, (Too.
July 23.1857. 17—
Wm. A. Harris,
A TTORNEY A T LA W—1SA BELLA,
Oct. 9,1856 Worth Co., Geo.
Refers to—Seward, Hanscll &. Harris,
Thomasville. Geo.
Carroll Lands.
P ERSONS owning Lands in Carroll. ,
Heard and Paulding counties, (!<
can find sale for them at fair prices by
applying to the subscriber at his office in
Albany, Geo. ttlTOlIice up stairs, over tin* Fo.-t
Office. A. J. WRIGHT.
June II, 1857 11-6m*
The Best Pump now in Use!
H AVING purchased the patent i4fcht of Dough
erty and Lee counties for B ARKER’S Lifting
and Forcing PUMPS, the subscriber has on hand
and is prepared to furnish and fit any of the abuve
Pumps to either Cisterns or Wells of any depth, at
short notice and on reasonable terms.
The Pump can be seen in operation at the Court
House, and many other place?: in Albany.
ROBERT J. NORTON.
Albany, July 9, 1857. 15—3m.
To Cotton Planters.
COTTON GflUSTS
CIIE1PER T1UN EVER.
T HE subscriber having purchased the Gin Fac
tory formerly owned by Col. J. H. Watson, is
now prepared to furnish Gins of a very superior
quality to all who may apply.
Having engaged the services of Col. Watson to
•npervise the establishment the balance of this year,
and having laid in a supply of materials of the best
quality, he has no hesitation in warranting his Gins
to be equal to any made in the State.
The subscriber will deliver Gins at Plantations at
one dollar and seventy-five cents per saw. Persons
wanting will do well to order soon, as but a limited
number will be manufactured. Repairing done at
abort notice. Address Col. J. H. Watson, Palmyra,
Lee county, Ga.
CHARLES RANDALL.
; July 2, 1857 14—
Georgia—Worth County.
TX^HEREAS, Hiram W. Vines, adnTr on the es-
** . tato of Hiram Vines, late of said county, dec’d.
applies to me for Letters of Dismission from said
administration on the estate of Hiram Vines.
This is therefore to cite and admonish all persons
interested to be and appeaut my office on or before
the first Monday inTjctober next, then and there to
show cause (if any) why said Letters Dismissory
should not be granted.
R. D. SINCLAIR. Ordinary.
May 7,1857.6m.
Wm. C. Connelly,
RNEY AT LAW—ALB AN Y, T5EC
PAINTING
tUMMt
T HE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens ar.d
tfii? surrounding country, that he has permanently lo
cated jn the city of ALBANY for the purpose of carryi
bn Painting in its various branches—such ns House, Si-
Ornamental and Conch Painting; Paper Hanging dope
when required. He is also prepared to do Repairs
AV ILt , b t ? d first Toes<la I 10 Novemlw:
•' nr,xt ' befor . e G* Court House door i nth,"I if!
of Albany, between the usual, hours of sale, J
lowing property, tp-wit: •
One huusij Jtptfdol in the city or Albany No nM
known hot known as the house and lot on the Ncml
sole ol broad street in said city, the basement rt™»
or which is-ut present occupied bv Jol.n N. Phaia'
as a Bar and Billiard room, and by Dr. Park at ^
office, adjoining the fot of Joseph Thorn on the we*?
Levied on as the property of Janies L. Byinmor i’
satisfy a fi fa from Baker Superior Court ru favor »
John A. Breedlove vs James L. Ryfugton. °‘
Also one negro man named Charles, levied ona*
the property of B. A. Hudson to satisfy a fi f a
from Macon Superior Court in favor of Edwrn Grave*
vs B. Hudson of Macon county «nd John»S Co(1
of Baker county.—Properly pointed out bv H- a
Scott. 3 A;
Also,.at the same time and place, lot of land N 0
103 in the 1st Dist. of Dougherty county, Lelied^
as the property of William Dunn to satisfy
li fas issued from 1097th dtstrict G M H D K\.
kinson, Moses Pettis, Win. M. Moore vs William
Dunn, and other fi fas in my hands vs said Dunn.—•
Levey made and ret urned to me by a Constable.*'"
Also one house and Jot on Pine* Street, in c»-
of Albany, cumber not known, but knownasthe
' residence of Lewis B.-nnett, levied on as the proper-
id Bennett to satisfy a Justice Court fifi
Carriages brought to him, ii .
any other Southern town. 1
contracted for,or no charge
All work warranted to }>e
nade. Alt country orders
Ken-
ty of i
from the 945th dist.,G. M./in lavorof E. J. j 0 n^
vs L. Bennet. Levey made and returned to raebt
a constable. 1
October 1, 1857. S. ATKINSON, D. Sh’£
ZCw His Shop can he found on Irond street,
drick’8 Wagon, Shop—sign “Paint Shop.”
July 16,1857. (3m) J J. THARP.
John W. Evans,
ATTORSEY AT LA IV AND SOLICITOR GENE
OF THE SOUTH-WESTERN CIRCUIT. j
O’ Office at Bainbridge, Decatur county, Goo.— j
Will also give prompt attention to the collertibn of;
ns, and other civil business in the counties ofi
Decatur, Baker, Calhoun, Dougherty, l/cc, Suinte
and Early. Feb. 14, 1850 40tf
Thomas J. Cox,
ATTORXE Y AT LA W—XBIVTO.Y, GEO.
March 20, 1856 51—
LOTT WARRCV. I„ P. D. WARREJT.
WARREN & WARREN,
ATTORNEYS A T LA W,
ASbnny, Georgia.
Will practice in the countie-* of Sumter, Lee, Dougherty, Extra Family Flour,
Terrell, Randolph, Early, Calnoun, Baker, Thomas and
Lowndes! (vol. 10—^no. 44.)
John W. Solomons,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—NEWTON,GEORGIA.
Will practice in the Courts of the South-Western Circuit
June 2G, 1856. 13—
CLEVELAND STEAM MILLS, f
September .4, 1857. \
Dear Sir: We beg leave to call your attention to
the annexed prices of Flour at the “Cleveland Mills,”
a mb think, by comparing our prices and quality with
those of other Mills, you will be induced to give us
your patronage.
The Cleveland Mills are located in Iheb^st Wheat
growing section of East T« nnessee. We also have
a choice ol Middle, as well as East Tennessee to
select our Wheat from; all of which is oxamied by
experienced men, and none but the host Wheat al
lowed to go into the Milis. In getting good Wheat
we can rely on.getting good Flour.
The Mills are entirely new aud the machinery in
perfect order, turning out 125 barrels of Flour per
day—thereby enabling us to fill orders with prompt
ness, and I he favorable reputation our Flour hui
cured shall he fully sustained for the future.
Prompt attention given to ail correspondence and
orders. VV. G. PETERS. Atlanta.
II. B. DAVIS, Agt., Cleveland,Tenn.
PRICES AT THE MILLS.
Superfine Flour, quarter and half
‘ barrel sacks. 82 50 per 93 !b;
quarter and
half-barrel sacks 3 00 “ u “
“Choto,” or (Fine) in quarter aud
half-barrel sacks 2 25 “ “ “
Sept. 10. 1857 24 fi n.
HENRY ( . ALEXANDER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IT Will promptly attend toalbusiness.’ntrust-
•d to his care.
April 12,’50 1 tf
LAND DOR SALE
Adjoining Albany.
I WILL tell on reasonable terms, about two hun
dred-acres of land adjoining to Albany on the
West, being.the lot of land on which I recently re
sided. There is about 80 acres of land fenced and
In,cultivation, and the balance is well timbered.—
There are a dwelling house, out houses, &c.,on the
place. " I will soil the whole ora part of the land, to
.adit purchasers. JOHN M. KENDALL,
.v^Albany, July 16, 1857 (Iritf.) Agent.
tDHE subscriber has iboronghty tried, at Macon
and Columbus, Georgia,Jiis wrought-iron Cotton
Screw, where two of them are now standing and
will remain until October for inspection. I believe
it is the cheapest, by lialf, ever offered for the pur
pose of pressing'cotton or hay, as the frame, screw-
pin, and leavers are all of wrought iron. It should
be attached to the gin-house, and have it put up
through the floor, as the ordinary press—the levers
being only five feet in length—to have the width of
the bouse and 18 or 20 feet in length, tho lint could
then be placed all around the screw. Then a man
can take five hands and pack as many fivc-hundred-
pound-b i les in one day, with aslitlle labor to the hand,
the same five and two more, with a horse, can on
the wood screw in the same time. Three hands can
put up one and take it down, and it can be carried at
one load with four mules to any point. As this is
the public eye 1 will give the amount ot timber
necessary for completing one:
1 piece 17 feet long 41 by 9.
HENRY MORGAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Albany, Georgia.
Will iracticcinthe Courts ii the >outh-wesleri
tnd Southern 'ircuitc.
Albany.April l 2,’50. I tf.
Williams & Harper,- *
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WEBSTER, LEE COUNTY, GEORGIA.
XLsf Will practice in the Courts of the South-western
Circuit. [Feb. 9,1855. 45—
Dav/3on A. Walker,
LAND LAWYER—SPRING BLACK. UF.O.
\YjbT Will prom t!y attend to any business contidod to
him in tho Cherokee ur Blue Kidgo Circuit.
May 30, 1856 ly
ThomIsTcTspicek,’
Attorney at Law,
ALBAIPY—GEO.
April 22,1853 *. 3— ly.
J. M. €. H0LA.1I0N—Attorney at Law,
ISABELLA, Worth County, Georgia.
Will givo prompt attention to nllbusinessontrust-
ed to his charge. [July 21,1854. 16—tf.
Medical College of Georgia,
, At Augusta.
fflHE Twfnty-.'Sixlh < lu-inw ot ]y>etnr.s in this
WE Iiwtilntion. will enmincnco on MONDAY, the
3d NOVEMBER next
EmeritOi Professor of Anatomy, G. M. NEW
TON, M. D,
Anatomy, II. F, CAMPBELL, M.D.
‘.Sorgery, L. A. DUGAS, M. D.
Institutes and Practice of Medicine,
M. D. .
Materia Medina, Thempi
L. D. FORD,
a and Medical Juris-
pradence, I. P. GRAVJN, M. D.
OMetries and Disoases of Woman and infants, J.
A: JBVJ5, M.D. . ■
*tntBR?B[ aB<iP * lho,t ® ic * 1 At(ltom Vi U-V.M.
Vomistry" ?nd Phahnacyi AI-EX.. MEANS;
t Demonstrator of Ana'toniy, S. B. SIM-
. D.
I Lectnres will be ; delivered in. the.City
..a „. the j ilc kson-«rec t Hospital.
.00,.^-., 8 ros, - rat*-..--.
3 . F.A.W,
Attorney at Law,
Raiubr.idge, Decatur Comity, Geo.
Will attend punctually tho Superior Courts of the Coun
ties of Early. Baker and Decatur, of the South-western,and
13
4 by
2 by
2 by
1 by
6 by
12.
i This to hoof
16. < tough timber
( pme or oak.
2 by
U by 9. *
1 by 6.
9 by 23.
Thi3 makes a box near nine feet 'deep with bed
and follower, and all oilier fixtures. I furnish .the
iron and the work done on it at Macon and put the
above lumber to it at the place where' it is wanted,
the purchaser furnishing the lumber aud paving the
freight from Macutt, can have one of the haudicst
and cheapest*Cotton Screws now known, its dnrabil-
i»y considered, as it is given up by all* who have seen
it to he a lifetime investment. I can pack five hun
dred pounds with three Iwnda—take five and there
is no hard work done. Price 8150 this year *
■r I expect, if life lasts, to have one at the next State
Fair, and would be glad to see one of every other
pattern of presses now in use there and let the world
jndge for itself.' I then expect to sell the right in
any size territory that may be desired on reasonable
terms, with a working model, within the limits of
such- county or counties, and all the information nec-
cs^ry^orpotlin^ them up and working them. Ad-
; • : ? ^ a, JAJI4E9 MASSEY.
. Aug. 13,1857. -1 20—2lw.
NOTICE TO LAND-HOLDERS.
Stephen W. Parker,
PETTOX REYNOLDS.
Adams & Reynolds,
WARE-HOUSE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
trntion at
HOUSE,
theirc
With.their tlianks for past favors, and a renewed pledge
of faithfulness to nil the interests of their friends and cus
tomers, they hope to receive their full share of the public
patron rice.
Liberal advancoe made on Cotton and other produce
hen required.
Planter’s Family Stores-^ako, Bagging,Rope &c.,
furnished at the lowest market rates.
Macon, Juno 11,1857. - 11—Cm.
w. x. bell, Buena Vista,
r. j. frea’ch, Buena Vista.
Walker, Parker & Co.,
GENERAL
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 83 B.iy Street, Savannab, Ga.
iTMiE nnderspkal would respectfully offer their eorriccs
JL to the Merchants and Planters oi the interior. And
as we were not patties to the late combination entered into
by tho Cotton Factors of this city agaimt the Planters. T,e
do notconader ourselves bound by their action, and will
therefore receive aud sell Cotton at the old rates of Com*
mission. WALKER, PARKER « CO.
References:
Sazannah—Concrat, Webster 4 Palms, Clark &. Coo-
I®7.,William Remshart &. Co. t E. S ^ropmmDr^W. T.
SiWi *
Brown,
uBl&ndford &Ciawfoid—Fond Town—Maj. W.
- ;■ 35—tf.
A LL persons indebted to the estato of Meneata
Wiseman, late of Terrell tounty, dee’d, are
hereby notified to rome forward and mako immediate
against iaid
cstatp.aro requested to present thotn to-nic
Plantation far Sale.
f offer for sale my plantation situated
in Dougherty county, ablut seven '
mil's from Albany, on the ea|;t side of
Flint River, and on the road Reading to
Troupville The above place onntains one thousand
acres of land, twohundrrd and] fifty of which are
under fence, and have been in cultivation three or
four years, and there are about)two hundred or two
hundred and fitly.more acres, that have been dead
ened for about two years, this \pll allow four hun
dred and fifty to five hundred acres to be brought
under cultivation the next yeah without the necessi
ty of clearing more land. There are also upon the
premises, a new frame dwelliig house, with foui
convenient sized rooms, and passage in the centre
of the building, two wells of Water, and negro and
other out buildings of l< gs, <&c,, &c. The location
so far as I know, is a* healthy one.
Anv person wishing, to purchase may examine the
plac^.and communicate with the subscriber at Beech
Island, Edgefield District, S. C., or with \\.G. Rust
Esq , Albany,Ga. H. R. COOK, M. D.
JSeptetnber 17, 1857. 25-tf.
Plantation and Negroes for
. Sale.
HE undersigned offers for sale
1 TION and NEGROES, in l^e
PLANTA-
itity. The
s, first quality I And,
Baker Sheriff’s Sales.
ILL be sold l>efore the Court House doori a
* ¥ Newton, Baker County, on the first Tuesday
in November next, between the usual hours of sale,
the following property to wit: •
Moses, a negro boy ; Ben, a negro man ; Andrew,
negro man ; Lora, a girl and Cloe a negro wotW
all levied on as the property of George VV Rowel)
to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of
Baker county in favor of Young Atkins and Dunham
vs said G. VV. Rowell.—Property pointed outbv
Pl’ff Attorneys S. ATKINSON : D. Sheriff.
October 1st, 1857.
Calhoun Sheriff’s Sales.
TILL be sold before the Court House door in the
town of Morgan, Calhoun countv, on the first
Tuesday in November next, between the usual hours
of sale, the following property, viz:
One house and lot in the town of Morgan, number
not known, but known as the house and lot whereon
John P. Thompson now lives; levied on as the pro
perty of said Thompson to satisfy a fi fa issued from
Calhoun Superior Court in favor of Moses G. Re-
■neau vs. John P. Thompson.
JAMES B. LOW, Sheriff.
October 1,1857.
A/so, at the same time and place, trill be sold,
Fi'ty acres of land in the north-east corner of lot
of land number 52. and 80 acres of land lying in the
south-east corner of lot No. 29 in the 3d district of
said county; levied on by a fi fa issued from Cal
houn Superior Court in favor of Moses VV. Murray
k Property
James Arnold and James
on the East side of Mnchalee, three miles frran j pointed out l«v Jam*, C.*l»,n.
Markesville, and six miles horn Wootens the fir- A i„ . .. . in ,i
•Station above Albany,on the South western railroad., rnw , an 'j ye » r | in „. | evierf on J
M’BAIN HOUSE.
Formcrlv known ns (he Kill’s IIousc,
AMERICUS, GA.
nnHE subscriber having become propri- ”~
etorof this well known coin mod ic
Establishment, promises those who m
favor him with their patronage, that be vvi
neither pains or expense in rendering them
table whilst they tarry at Ins House. The Stage
Office for the Alligator and South-Western Route,
are kept at his HOUSE. CnR and try ME, and
you shall not. go awav dissatisfied.
NEW NAN McEAIN.
November 13. 1856. 33—tf.
The Plantation has newani commodious buildin:
and is provided with every convenience usual upon
Cotton Plantations. It is low under cultivation,
and is one of the most productive places in fcsouth-
rstern Georgia.
The Stock, Provisions and Tools, will be sold
with the place, if desired.
Tiie Negroes will also he told in a body, to an ap
proved purchaser. Terms liberal.
If this properly is not sold at private sale. bef<
the second Saturday in December next, it will t!
be sold ai public out-cry. on the premises.
Albany, October 1,1857. 15. J. JORDAN
FINDLAY’S
Steam Engine Manufactory,
• iron and Brass Foundry,
General Machine Shops,
Macon, Georgia.
T HE Proprietors of this Establishment would re
spectfully coll the attention of those contempla
ting the erection of Steam Mills, f<*r Saicihg and
Grinding, or for any other purpose whatever The
superiority of the Work has been, and will be, a
sufficient guarantee for an extensive and increasing
patronage. Our Workshops and superior outfit o!
Tools. Patterns and Machinery, afford facilities for
the expedition of work possessed bv no other estah-
li&h.*.ient in the State. Our prices and terms
rompare favorably with that of any first class North
ern Establishment. The following comprise a list of
Machinery, &c.; for any portion of which we will
lie pleased to receive orders, viz:
Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw Mill Machinery, Cir
cular Saws, Mill Gearing, Mill Stones, of best
quality for Cornar.d Wheat, Water Wheels,
a great variety, Gin Gea r, al I sizes, Iron
Railings, for Cemeteries, Public
and Private Buildings, &c.,
of Wrought and Cast
Iron,very superior,
embracing
Strength with beauty of Design.
Sugar Milis and Mvtup Boilers, all sizes, tTolling
for Stores,Churche9.&e..,&j’;,Gold Mining Ma
chinery, with Double and {Single acting '
Force and Lift Pumps of any required
size, Shaffing with Turned Pul-
lies, from the smallest size to'
nine fact Diameter, Cot
ton Press Irqns,
Cotton Screws,
Mill Screws %
and Bales, + - %
England’s Celebrated self-acting Car Couplings.
and other Rail Road Castings. All work warranted
to be equal td the best made elsewhere.
R. FINDLAY & SONS.
Macon, March 19.1857. 51—
Land Office Agency,
Rlillcdgcville. tia«
T HE undersigned will attend to all business con
nected with the pnTchaseor sale of Land in any
part of the State. They have considerable expe
rience in the Land business; and being, at the Seat
of Government, where they can have convenient re
ference to the Public Records, have all the necessa
ry .facilitiesTor tracing up titles, and finding the true
owners of-any Lots of Land in the State. We will
endeavor to negotiate a trade for persons who may
wish To purchase, or sell lands, if they will send *u"s
the number,district.county,and price. Copy Grants
.will .be takep out and forwarded for $2 for each Lot.
Land Books, ami all information in regard to Lands
furnished foT reasonable; compensation.
. A. W. CALLAWAY & C0-,
. * ’'.* ; Land Agents.
Mllfedgeville, Ga.,Feb. 26* 1857. 48-mtf.
Notice to Trespassers.
LL persons are notified notio haul tiwbc
wood I'rom my land, and especially the lands
near Albany on both sides of Flint river, withoutmv
(deririissiojj. NELSON TIFT.
nd one choice
the property of 8id,
dnh Sutton to satisfy a li fa issued from Calhoun
Superior Court: Wm. J Groom vs. Siddali Sutton.
Property pointed out by plaintiff*.
W*. II. PIERCE, Don. Sh'ff
Oct* 1, 1857.
Calhoun .Postponed Sheriff's Sales,
\ \\ ill he sold Ik* fore the Cmut House donrintheVavn
. . pf Morgan, CaSlioun county, on ’.he first Tuejidar
. in Oclolmr n^xf, hetween the legal hours of sal,,
i the following properly, io-»vit;
[ Three, head ot horses*—one cream colnml horse9
10 years old, one hav mare about 12 years oM,
• chestnut sorrel mare 9 or 10 years old. one nr«
1 woman about 70 years old of dark comploxiop,
head of cattle. 7 sows am! 6 shoals, or.e grind*
ne. one spade and hoe. one lot of tools, one two
hand a supply r.l j horse Jersey wagon, on' sa liile'and bridle, two bo?.
,r * j of attificiiil {lowers, one box of gents’ linen glove*,
u? I onc box of lad es hoe. one b >x of fish books, 18
oxes of buttons, 9 spools of thread, one show-case
nd contents, 3 pair candle mcJfs, 3 pair scales,one
_ " _ __ ’ . ii • | i«t hard-ware, consisting of buckles, trnhk8, handle?,
Wanted Immediately, ! augers, gun-locks, wood-screws, 7 iron pots, two
^SEVERAL negroes—men, women, boys «.r g rls. | l««r shovel and tongs, two rocks,also, one lot rea*
to cut and haul wood, bear off brick. &c. A j ‘L* made clothing, ribbons, gloves, handkerchiefs,
price\viII be given by the month, or for the year. Nnd other merchandize usually kopt in a dry-good
Bainbridge Works!
Buggies, Buggies! Buggies!!
T HE Subscribers keep constantly on
Bugsrics, which they offer for safe at
us. Their Buggies are superior, in every respect, t
kee make—more durable and hitter adapted to ti
try. BOHANNON &. OSTEEN,
inbridge, March 20,1856 51—
Apply at this Office.
April 2,1857. I-
Notice.
Goorgia—Dougherty Coutity.
WO months fr in date, application will be m
to t he Honorable th<» Ordinary of said com
for leave to sell the real estate of Wiley Lane, dec
Iqr the benefit of heirs and creditors.
JOSHUA B. OLIVER. Atlm’i
August 6 1857.
Georgia—Hor/A County.
Wf HERE AS, John W. Fowler, Administrator on
* * the estate of William Fowler, late of said
county, deceased, applies to n o for Letters of Dis-
ission as Administrator on said esiate.
7'his is therefore ro cite and admonish all persons
interested to be and appear at my office on or before
fhe first.Mondav in October next, then and there to
haw cause (if any) why said Letters of Dismission
should not be granted.
R. D. SINCLAIR, Ordinary.
May 7, 1857. . 6m.
Administrator’s Sale.
i the Court of Or-
A GRKEABI.Elo an order from
din.iry o: Dooly county, Ga., v
-tore—also, one-half interest in the house and i»t
the town of Morgan, number not known, hut known
as the “Dudley Store-house atid lot,” and one half
interest in lot* of land No. 111 in the 3d district of
said county; levied by two fi fas issued from Calhoun
Superior Court—one in favor of Noah K. Barman'
vs. John I). Dudley, the other in favor of Edmund F«
Wood vs. John. I). Duddley.
Also, the house and lot whereon J. G. McCullet*
now lives, in the town of Morgan, number not
known, but known as the place whereon said Me*
On lers now lives; levied on by a Justice Court fi
fa issued from the 1123d district, G. M., in favor of.
Wm. Price, Adrn’r, vs. J. G. McCullers. Levy
made and returned to me bv a bailiff*
W. II/ PIERCE, Dep. Sh’ff.
October 1,1857.
Baker Sheriff’s Sale.
WILL be sold before the Court House door io
the town of Newton, Baker county, on the 1*1
Tuesday in November next, between the lawlo!
hours of sale, the following property, to-wit:
I-*ot of land, nnmber not known, but known as the
Inl and place whereon Geo. W. Rowell now lives;
levierj on as the property of the said G. W. Rowell)
to satisfy a fi fa issued from Baker Superior Court
n favor of Hardwick &. Cook vs. Geo. W. Roweil.
first Tuesday in November next, in the town of Vi
enna, Dooly county, between the usual hours of sale:
All that tract or-pareel of land, the late residence ol
^Portlock Thompson, deceased of‘said county. The
tract contains one thousand and sixty-five acres,
mop*, or less, and lies on Flint River,one and a halt
miles below Travellers Rest, on the road to Dray
ton and just two and a half miles from the Depot on
the South Western Railroad at Montezuma. The
place is in a good state of* cultivation and healthy,
.plenty cool well and spring water, a good frame
dwelling and all necessary out houses, ■ gin -house,
&c. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors.
&c. Any one dpsirous of purchasing a good and
convenient plantation would do well to come and
examine before the*day of sale, as Mr. E. VV. Thomp
son on the premises will take a pleasure in showing
the place to any one that may call.
Also on the first Tuesday in December next, at
the same place, ten .likely negroes as above: Syan,
a man 48 years old ; Mike, a man 31 years old ;
Stephen 22 years old ; Washington, 20 years old*,
Dave a boy 14 years old ; John, a boy 5 years; La-
ny, a woman 50 years old; Amy, a woman 25 years
and her two children, l.indy, a girl 4 years old, and
Anthony, a*bov 8 months old.
r J/A. SHINE, i 4 . y
E. W. THOMPSON, C Adm - r ’*
July 16, 1857. * .VP*.'
will he sold on the j Property pointed out by R. F. Jones, pPffs at’ty.
Dougherty Superior Court,
Jcxe Tehm, 1857
TT appetrin^to the Court that Mary E. Fowler is owner
J- io her own right, of lot of land number two hundred
a ad eight, (208) in the 1st district of Dougherty county, and
that .the claims titles to the .same under a deed, from
Alexander W. Ard; who purchased the-same from —
Moses Green, ahd' that .both the deeds to said AM from
said Moees Green and from said Ard to said Mary E
Fowler, have been lost of jnislaid, as appears by her fpre-
going petition and affidavit, and that tho accompanying
copies are true copfes of the lost originals..
Read and sanctioned, this Juno 1
* ALEX. A. ALL
A true extract from the minutes of t
Court. PETER W. T
August 13, J85T. Mj
A(!miui»trator^ .Sale.
>Y virtue of an order from the Honorable tl*
* Court of Ordinary of Calhoun county, will he
sold before the Court House door in Morgan, witlit*
the usual hours of sale, otr the first Tuestlay in De
cember next, two lots of land, numbers eighty-e»?j*
(S3) and eightv-nine (89) in the fourth dis'rid <*
said county of Calhoun, (the widow’s dower csrep'-
ed.) Also, one negro woman about filty years old-
Sold as the property of Simeon B. Bryan, late of 88111
county, deceased. Terms on day of sale.
* ELIJAH PADGETT, Adrn’r.
October 1, 1857.
Administrator’s Sale.
Georgia —Calhoun County. .
B Y virtue of an order of the Honorable Court ol
Ordinary of said county, when sitting forOr»
dinarv purposes, will be solJ at the Court Ho«s®
door, of said county, on the first Tuesday in Novel*
her next, between the lawful hours ofsnle, four to*^
lots in the town of Morgan; alt of said lots well eq
uated, and numbers not recollected; titles good.** 1
lots unimproved. .Terms of sale small notes,
god security, one half due first January 1858, 1 86
other half due first January 1859.
WILLIAM PRICE, Adin’r.
Sep. 17,1857.
.Citationi and Notice.
Georgia— Worth County.
W HEREAS, J. J. Williams applies to met*
Letters of Administration on «he est»Wj
William Holliday, lale of said county, decea**gj
These are therefore to notify all, both kindred
creditors, of said deceased, to, be and appear at w
office, jn*. terms of Jaw, and show cause (ifaoy
have) why said letters should not be granted ou>r ;
first Monday iivNovember next.. .
Givenfunder my hand and.bffic