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of Itr ari _ . 'fwy petqtoMout J AS. W. M ATPlN^Sh. w ir. »WUei-iM’fj Hale. I door in Eatuntoa, ‘ ' lu March uaat, ■eaflatla, JelR Rich, Ivrr- rtl, Mak Harriot, and Johnson; aim. Nark; MR ’ he; out barouch anl harness, «, ox eat, indoira; all levied a gray horaa: I H . -Clark to ealisfV eundrv morigac* * fa a Keudrick anil other morl- Dm. >4,1844. . HAMMONS, D. .Sharin', ««3 Pklaan Narrh Iherlf’i Sales. TtrUAka aeid.oa tin firet Teeed.y In MARCH next. VT before the Court-hauee doer ia the town of Eatnmon, Putnam coasts, tbo folfowiur property, to wit: nraaadofabtwp, mom or lew, 40 head of Block hoys, more orleea, and 19 bend of atoek cattle; leak'd on aetlie property efdoka H Clarke, to eatiafy a mortgage fife in farorof II. W. 'kuk-aa iebe U. Clark. ’ Mae aaeee and let in the Iowa of Ealontoa, whereon Mra. chad ilia now lieea; leaied on aa the properly of ■ • a flfa Inf " 'addin to satisfy i ifaaorof Uriah Bryant < iland adjoining P.J. Mullina and otliera; lev- prapertt ot John H. Clarke, to aaiiafy an necu- ef 3.0. AlcReynolda and otliore ve John II. Ith.4B. IMS. Putnam March Sheriff’* Hale. *IT rlLl b« sold bp foie the Court-house dour ii. Efilont' on Vr Putnam county, on the first Tuesday in M A ft OH • next, sritbin the usual hours of sale, the following property , 860 acre* of land, more or leas, adjoining Win. Whitfield and others; lavied on as the property of Samuel Walker to satisfy* fi lain Jwror of H. W. Coznrt aud uiliura vs said Walkeraad William.Whitfield,Security. W. T. SAMMONS, D. Sheriff. Ja»e 28,1845,19 t.ia PVtaam April ITIorttfaire Shvrill ’k Sale. W ILL ba sold before the CouU-house door iu the town efBatentoii, Putnam courty, on the first Tuesday in APRIL next, within the nsnal hours of sale, the follow- lag negroes, to wit: Jacob, llol), Harry, Preston, John, Burton, George, Sam,. Aaica,Uapltney, Mary, Francis,Dick, Pembrook, Allen, Hol ds, Lucyann, Jim, Angcline, Georgia-Ann, Big Mary,. Jim-Jones, Cresy, Alice, Silvy, Rachel, Sohieski, Alex ■■dor, Ann-Elizn; one roan mare, one bay mare, one gray mare and colt, one sorrel horse, seven mules, one road wages, one harness, one yoke of oxen, one curt, one cotton gin; levied on as the property of John H. Wallace to satisfy ■unary mortgage fi fas in favor of Joel Walker, Richard W. Wright, Christopher Bastion and others vs John H. Wallace. Property pointed out in said ft fits. JAS. W. MAPPIN. Sheriff. Jan. 88,1845.19 Crawford mortgage Sheriff’s Sale. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in MARCH next,before the Court-house door in the town of Kuox- vlle, Crawford county, within the usual hours ofsale, the fallowing property.to wit: Ono uegro boy by the nmne of David, about old, levied on as the property of James A. Pr< one mortgage fi fa from Crawford Inferior Court in favor dl Bond fr Murdock vs Jumea A. Prosser. Property pointed out lueajdfifa. Dee. 31,1844. |JAMES BEELAND, Sheriff. 14 Butts March Sheriff’s Sale. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in MARCH next, before the Court-house door in the town of Jnckson, Butts county, within the legal hours of sale, the following * >r ?^v rebuild red and sixty-six acres of land, adjoining the lands ofCharles Bailey and Nolen ; levied on as the proper* ty of Thomas J. Carson to satisfy two fi fas issued from Butts gussHor Court in favor of Crawford H. Greer vs Thomas J. J. Carson, and one in favor of Eldridge G. Cabiuess vsThos. J. Carson. Property pointed out by said Carson. H. H. DOSS, Sheriff. Jen, 28,1345.18 ids Wilkinson march Sheriff’s Sale. W ILL be told beforo the Court-house door in the town oj Irwinton, Wilkinson county, on the first Tuesday in MARCH next. within the usual hours of sale, the following .property, ts witt Four bead of horse*, one Jersey wagon, one ox cart, twenty headofbogf, eight head of sheep, two cows and ubIvm, and household and kitchen furuilureof every description; levied •on as the property of William Brewner to satisfy & mortgage fi fa issued from the Inferior Court in favor of Isaac Newell ve said Brawner. Property pointed out in said fi fa. W. W. BEALL, Sheriff. Dec. 31,1844.14 Wilkinson march Sheriff’s Sale. ■\T7ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in MARCH next, VV at the Court-house door in the town of Irwinton, Wil- Aiaaon county ( within the usual hours of sale, the Allowing property,tt One lot of land, well improved, containing 202| acres, more •orlesa, whireon Nathl. Myrick now lives, lying in the 26th District, No. not known; levied on as the property of said Myrick to satisfy a fi fa in favor of the Central Uauk of Geor gia va Nathl. Myrick and Israel Fountain. One lot ofland lying in the 26th District, containing 202} acre#,,more or less, whereon William Jones now lives; levied on ail tha property of said Jones to satisfy a fi fa in favor of W4ley,Lane fr Co. va William Jonea, aud Samuel Beall, saa Siity. One lot ofland, well improved lying in the 27th District, whareoa William Ryol now lives; levied on as t .e property Of.Wm. Ryol to satisfy three fl fas issued from the Superior Court of eeld county in favor of the Central Uauk of Ucorgio. and others ve said Ryol. Coe lot ofland Ijiic in the 4th District, No. not known , Alexander Passmore now lives; levied on as the m— CSSu* Oi •aid Paesmore to satisfy a fi fa in favor of fllia- Btvooldi vs said Passmore, landc Jus lot of land containing 202j acres, more or less, lying in ithe third Djatricl, whereon Benjamin Kemp uow lives; also 9 one bay mart about three yearn old, one stud colt about three yearn old, ana handrod bushels of corn, mors or leas,and two Blacks of fodder; all levied on aa the property of Renjaniin Kemp to eatiafy a fi fa issued out of the Inferior Court of said countyJa favor ot Wa E.Carswell va said Kemp. Property pointed opt by attorney. Five hundred arms of land, more or less, well improved, wbereoB William Barlow now lives, lying in the 26th Dis trict, No. not known; levied oone the property of said Barlow to saitafy a fi la Issued from the Inferior Court in favor of C. fit J. Beall, and one from the Superior Court in favor of tho Central Bank of Georgia vs said Barlow, and James Jobuson, OneH^indred ecvei of land, more or less, lying in the 26th District,whereon Jems# and William Cherry now live; levi- Ln« lank an! returned by . cenetable. 181 j scree of teed, well improved,No. eol known, lying in the Mil Dletriel, wbmoa Anna Carr llvoa; levied nn lu aal- i.fv a A fa iaaurd from a J uet ice’s Conrl in favor of Jaiuoa M. Hall .mil Anna Carr and 81aomenCa rr, sec u ri t y. Oh jroka ofuicu and non, ona gray mam d yrara nid, ons maa Ally 3 ynara old,and ona hag of cotton; levied nn aa llio property of Jolin Siriplin to nliaiy a A fa iaaurd from 'lie Su perior Court of anideounty in for or of Millar, Ripley k Co. yaaaMStifplia- Oh loi of land, containing 9031 acres. more or Iran, where - «.Joh. lL WI.aliy f.wmerly li.ad, adjoining land, of Nancy Pittman aid men i lerlrd on aa tha prop.nv of Michael pickle to eatiafy a A fh la favor of Wiley Miller va aaid Pirkla. Two aaamt bon hv tha names of Daniel aad Lacwla—Dan- I negro bora by the aame.of Denial and Uwl.-D.n- SgS*!fl:ttU5C& - 2BWi-a= t mare about Mfibt yaara old ; levied “ * to eatiefy a fi fh Crawford Postponed Sheriff’s Sale. W ILL be sold before the Court-house door, in the town o 7 Knoxville, on the first Tuesday in MARCH nci1,J withiu the usual hours of sale, the following properly, to wi t: One lot of land, No. 19, in the first District of originally Houston, now Crawford county; levied on as the property of John T. Hankinson to satisfy one fi fa from Bibb Inferior Court in favor of Wm.J.D. Biniley vs James K.McElmurr y and John T. llauklnson. .Property pointed out by sai d Hankinson. . _ TAMES BEELAND, Sh’ff. Jan.28/1845. 18 tds April Illorfgagc Sheriff’s Sale* W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in APRIL neZ*t, within the usual hours ofsale, before the Court he user door In Jackson, Butts county, the following property, to wit: One negro woman of yellow complexion, about 45 or 50 Jienrsof age; levied on as the property of Robert P. Coleman, to fatisfy a mortgage fi fa from Butts Inferior Court in favor ofCharles Bailey vs Ktbert P. Coleman. Properly pointed nut in said mortgage fi fa, o. h. p. McClendon, d. sheriff. Jan. 28,1845.18 iffatti march Mortgage Sheriff’s Sale. \*)ILL be sold on the first 'I’uesday in MARCH next v ▼ before the Court-house door in the town of Jackson, Buttscounty, withiu tho legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: One half uf lot ofland, number five, in the 14th District or originally Monroe, uow Bulls county, lying on Big Sandy Creek, adjoining lands uf Smith,Nolen and others; levied on asthgpropeity of Robert P. Coleman to satisfy a mortgage fi fit from Butts Superior Court in favor of Charles Builey.— Property pointed out iu said fi fa. o. H. p. McClendon, n. sheriff. Jan. II, 1845. 17 tds thnfidiiBrinr&oiiNnf aarffaSte Rae, Troaaurnr of tha Poor School Fund of Montgomery County va Thomas Dartsy, Jamas J. Calhoun and John Phillips. Property pointed out by Plaintiff. Alao, three hundredaerna of pine land, more or I iliitf the promises whereon John Moalty furmarlj , __ Tiger and Pendletoa Creek: levied on ae tha property of CleiMBt T. Mosley tooaUsly a fi fa in favor of the officers of the Superior Court (for costa due) va John Mosley, principal, Clement 1*. Mosley and Thomas Mosley, securities. Proper ty pointed not by Defendant. SOLOMON K. WILLIAMSON, D. Sheriff. January 38,1845. 18 WJ Telfair Starch Sheriff's Male. ILL be told before the Court-house door in the town of . . Jacksonville, Telfa(r county, on the first Tuesday iu MARCH next, withiu the usual noura of sale the following property, to wit: i lire* beds aud bedding, two bedsteads, two tables, I chest, I trunk, II honks, half a tloeen plates, I set cups and saucers, I bowl, 4 bi tiles, half set knives and folks, I pr. andirons, 1 tin bucket, ball a ilozeii silling chairs, 2 shot gnus, 2 pole, I oven, 1 snidtir,2 hoen, and 2 ploughs; levied on an the pro perly of John R. Hatcher to sutiutv a fi fa from the Superior Court of said county, in favor of Duncan B. Graham va John K. Hutoher and David J. Williams,endorser. Property pointed out by David J. William*. a JAMES BUTLER, D. Sheriff. Jsu.28, 1845. 19 Ida Wli Telfair march Sheriff’s Sale. ILl. be sold on the first Tuesday in M A RCH next, at the Court-house door in the town of Jacksonville, Tel fair county, within the legal hours of sale, the following prop eriVfiowit: One negro innn named Cork,about 22 years old.levied on as the property of David J. Williams, to satisfy a fi fa issued front the Superior Court of said comity iu fa* or of Duncan H. Graham vs Jolm R Matcher ami David J. Williams, endor ser. Property pointed out bv plaintiff. * WILLIAM ELLIS, Sheriff. Jan. 28,1845. 19 Telfair Postponed Sheriff’s Sale. W ILL ho Hold on the first Tuesday in MARCH next, be fore the Court-house door in the town of Jacksonville, Telfair county, within the legal hours of sale, the following erty, to wit: te lot of land,No. 87, in the 9th District of originally Wil kinson, now Tclfnr county; levied on as tho property of Jo ph T. Raw I ins to satisfy a fi la from a Justice’s Court of the 340th Diet-G. M. in favor of John McLean vs Jnseiih T. Kawlins. Lew made and returned to me bv a constable. ARCH'D McDUFFlE,Dept.Sheriff. Jan* 18, 1845. 19 Ware march Sheriff’s Sale. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in MARCH next, be fore the Court-houso door hi the town of Waresboro’, Ware County, withinthe usual hours of sale, the following propeitv, to wit: tine lot ofland,No. 478, in the 7th District of originally Appling, now Ware couutv; levied on a- the property of Seaborn Laetingcr, to satisfy one fi fa issued from tho Supe rior Court of said county in favor of David Butts vs said Las- tinger. Property pointed ottthy said Butts. MILES J. GUEST, Sheriff. Jan. 21,1C45. 20 ADlVKINISTKATOIt’S SALES. Administrator’s Sale, will be sold at the Cnurt-houue door in the the first Tuesday in April nuxt, two negroes, to wit: I. sa. n woman about twenty years old, and Etnaline, a girl about seventeen years old. Sold us the properl} of Benja min Exuni, deceased for the benefit of the lieirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms made known oil the day of sale. W«I.l,IAM_A^HAM.9. * Al Wr„. 18 DANIKI. E. COLLINS, J Wilkinson county, Jauuury 28, 1845. I.y tiara, why aaid triton j .. Junto toy-hand, ■toAka.t l At JOHN W. JF Sr Jan. 1846. ID,«. e.o. GEORGIA, Baldwin Count j. W HEREAS Mrs. Harriet N. Gray applies to me for Uittersof Administration on that part of the estata of Jamna Grace, late of llenry county, Alabama, deceased, which it within tho Btate of Georgia: Thaso are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singulai the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appeal at uty office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause ifeny they have, why aaid letters ehouIff not he granted. Given under my haud at office, this 20th day of Jan*, 1845 *“ SNEAD, c.o.o; ir 6t JOHN W. W. SIS GEORGIA, Baldwin County. W HEREAS John A. Breedlove applies to me for le t- ters of Administration on the estate of Sarab J. Breedlove, late of said county, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admoninh all and singula r. the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he and appear, at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show naus e, ifany they have, why said letters should uut be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 20th day of Jan. 184 5. 17 5t JOH.N W. W. SNEAD,c - " GEORGIA, Baldwin County. COURT OF ORDINARY\ January Term, 184 5. W HEREAS, on the thirteenth day of October, 18< 10, Mansell J. Smith executed his certain writing oblig a- lory to David G. Gibson, thereby obliging himself to make ti tles to said Gibson to a certain tract ofland described in st .id Bond—and whereas said Bond has been legully transfer! ed to Mrs. Ann Marlor, who has filed her application, togeili er with said Bond, praying that the Executors and Executrix of said Mansell J. Smith be required to execute to her goods nd sufficient titles to said land:— Ilia, therefore, Ordered. That a Rule Nisi be granted re- auiringsaid Executors aud Executrix to show caune, wit nin Ine time prescribed by law, why said prayer should not he fi ranted :—Aud it is further Ordered, That said Role be p ub- shed, for the space of three months, in one of the guxcttoi * of Milledgevillc. A true extract from the minutes, this 18th day of Janu ary, 1845. 17 13t JOHN W. W. SNEAD,c. c. o. GEORGIA* Baldwin County. COURT OF ORDINARY, January Term, 16145. I T appearing to the Court by the representation of John fl. Pounds, Administrator on' the estate ol Ezekiel Harris,, deceased, that he lias fullv administered on said estate, and lie having made application for letters uf Dismission from said Administration: It is, therefore, Ordered, that the Clerk of this Court do issue a citation, requiring all person* concerned, to show cause, if' Hny they have,on or before the first Monday in September next,, why said letters should not issue; uml that said citation be published in one of the guzettes of this State, for the space of six months. A true ex tract from the minutes, this 18thdny of January* 1045. 17 26t JOHN W. W. SNEAD, c. c. o. GEORGIA) Baldwin Coimly. W HEREAS Hugh Knox, Administrator de bonis non on tho estate of Alexander Greeu, dei*eased, applies to m> lor letters of dismission from said Administrntioii: These are, therefore, to cite ami admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he and appear nl my office within the time prescribed by law, to show < nune, ifany they huve, why said letters should'not be granted. Given undermv band ut office, this 171 Ii day of Dec, 1844. 12 iu6m * JOHN W. W. SNEAD, c.c.o. GEORGIA. Baldwin County. W HEREAS Mrs. Jane Mitchell, Executrix on the entato of William S, Mitchell, deceased, applies to me for let ters of Dismission from said Executorship: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within tiie time prescribed by law, to shew cause ifany they have, why said letters should’ not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 3d day of Dec. 1844. 10 tnfim JOHN W. W. SNEAD, c.c.o. Administrators’ Sale. W ILL ho sold before the Court-house door in the town of Covington , Nowton county, on I'uesday, the lltli day of March next, the following property, to wit: One horse, one Jersey wagon, one silver watch, a lot otold clothing, and a lot of dry goods. Bold as the property of Hugh Kelly, late of said county, deceaved. Terms on the day of sale. RICHARD BYRNE, ) . , . H. D. TKEANOR, \ A(l,n r8 ‘ Newton county, January 21st, 1845. [wdf] 18 Administrators’ Sale. U NDER an order of the Honorable Inferior Court of’i'el- fair couuty, will be sold before the Couit-house door in the town of Jacksonville, Telfair county, on the first Tuesday iu March next, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Boh, a negro man about thirty years old; and Jack, an old negro man. Hob is a valuable hand wright. Teims made Knowii on the day of sale. j.„.. TS 14 Dec. 31, 1844 ie day . C. CLEM D. B. CREECH, 4 ENTS, > a . . RPH ( Adm t J 7 .. __ . made to the llonoruble the Inferior Court of Putnam County, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell • negro girl named Alary, belonging to the estate of Jones Wynn, deceased Dec. 2,1844. HANNAH WYNN, Executrix. 11 Inferior Court ofNewton county, while sitting as a Court ofOrdinnry.for leave to sell as much ofilie real estate or William P. Graham, deceased, as lies in the county ot Newton ; and also, for leave to sell some of the negroes belonging to said estate. FRANCES GRAHAM, Adm’x; IVERSON L. GRAVES,Adin’r. Dec.2,1844. 11 honorable the Inferior Court of Telfair county, while sitting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell tbo reut estate of Win. Studstill, sen. late of said county, deceas ed. WM. STUDSTILL, jr. Adm’r. Telfair county, Nov. 17,1844. 9 to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Wilkin- county, while sitting foi ordinary purposes, for leave to ■ell the land and negroes belonging to the estate of Benja min Exutn. lute of said county, deceased. WILLIAM A. HALL, ) A#ln , Vo DANIEL E. COLLINS, j Adm r *• Wilkinson county,Nov.5th, 1844. 7 IjffOIJR MONTHS alter date, application will bo 1/ made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Putnuin County, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the negroes belonging to the eL-tote of Richard P. Ingram. decesMid. Bt the Administrator. Dec. 2.1844. H—(who) Inferior Court of Decatur countv, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leuve to sell lot of land No. 326. ill the 20th district of originally Early, but now Dvcatur coun ty,belonging to the heirs ofStorliug Hines, deceased, for the purpose of making a division amongst the heirs of said de ceased. THOMAS HINES, Executor. December 4th, 1844. II the Inferior Court of Wilkinson county, while ilting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell two lots ofland in Cherokee, belonging to the estate of George Shinholser, deceased, for the benefit of the creditors of sain deceased. W.J. SHINHOLSER, Adra’r. February 4,1845. 20 Notice to Debtors and Creditors. A LL persons indobted to the estate of Albert Jones, late of the county of Putnam, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment; aud those having demands against the same will present them iu terms of the law. fl. W. SANFORD, Adm’r Feb. 4,1845. 20 fit Notice to Debtors and Creditors. A LL persons holding demands agaiust the estate of Hugh Kelly, late of Newton county, deceased, ore hereby re quired to present them in terms of thelaw; and those indebted to said estate are requested to come forward and make pay ment. RICHARD BYRNE, J .. . H. D. TKEANOR, $ Ad,n r# * Newton county, January 21st, 1845. [wdl] 18 fit Notice to Debtors nnd Creditors. A I.L persona indebted to the estate of William D. Cols, de- \. ceast-d, are requested to make immediate payment, and II persons having demands against said estate, to present them ) tiie Subscriber, duly attested, within the time prescribed by iw. JOHN C. MASON, Administrator Putnam county, Dec. 24, 1844. de bonis non. Brought to Jail, AT Irwinton, Wilkinson countv, Ga. a Ne- 1 gro Buy who says his name is ifurrel, about seventeen years old. dark complexion, long faceauddown look, when spoken to. He says lie belongs to a man by the name of William t Knight, living in Pike county,Ga. The owner or owners are requested to come forward, prove JL\ J3lL\ rtepi. 8,1844. BroiiKbt to Jail, _.4 Sp.rta, Ifunco.'k counljr, . Nrgro ni.n, who .ay. hi. mm« i. JACOB, nnil belongs to itieh.nl llalloy.orTaibotoniinty. Hoi. of medium ei*«, 1 q 11 ito bleck, 35 to 30 year, old, and nav. that Hai- i loy purchased him of fit. G. Hsrris.of ibis county, ► last winter. The owner is requested to comply with tho law, and take him away. L K. a. HARDWICK, Jailor. Spans, No.. Idih, 1844. 9 If ■ in ftTU of tho Cao- aa tho tisly a • Ik in faror of the Con- a aaid Saa 4a, / g hi (ho tor* aad Iwaaty-lkird dis - WUktoaoa county; levied on oa tho aa aottoiy a I fa Issued out ol ia favor of John llobaon, ;... m. iMi. TXtVr.SEAtl^Sto* : Pgb # 1|1S GEORGIA, Warren county. EVANS McCRARY, of said county, lolls before me a hay mare, between fourteen and fifteen hands high,twelve yearn old. a star iu her forehead,both biad fool while just above tho iioof, somewhat grey about the shoulders the collar, Appraised by Nathanlrl Graves aad Hpivy Fuller, jr. at thirty dollars, this I7lb January, IM5. SPIVY FULLER, J.P. I Cirri'i Ofict, hdrritr Court if Worm Cnntf.Go f cnrtifv that the nbovn in n I j Book of aaid county. iron antract from tka Entrny JAMES FILOHER^CLI.C. GEORGIA, Balffuln County. W HEREAS John S. Stephens, administrator on the es tate of Allen fl. Stephens , deceased, applies to uio for letters of dismission from said Administration: These ore,therefore ,to cite aud admonish al Inndsingular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law.toaliowcause il any they havo, why said letters should not be granted. 42 mfini CAD, c. c.o. GEORGIA, W al!iiiic*on County. W HEREAS SniiiueS Bragg, Administrator on the estnt« 1 of Cornelius Bachelor, late of said county, deceased , applies to me lor letters of dismission from said Admiuistri - tiou : These are therefore, to cite nnd ndmonislmll and singular,the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at iny Given under my haud at office, this 24th day of Jan., 1845. 19 5t A.B. RAIFORD.c. c.o. GEORGIA) Wilkinson County* W HEREAS Mary Hicks, Guardian for the orphans of Abner Hicks,applies to me lor letters of dismission from said Guardianship : These ure, therefore, to cite and admonish all concerned to come forward within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why said letters ot dismission should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office, this 10th day of Jan. 1845. 17 fit AUG. B. RAIFOKI), C.C.O. GEORGIA, Wilkinson County. W HEREAS Mary Hicks, Administratrix on the estate of Abner J. Hick's, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission from snid Administration : These ure, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear ut my office within the lime prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office, this 10th day of Jan. 1845. 17 rafiin AUG. B. KAIFORD, C.C.O. GEORGIA, WilkinnonCounty. W HEREAS Jan.es Toy lor, Guardian for the orphans of Thomas Taylor,deceased, applies to tne for letters of dismission from the Guardianship of Thomas aud Ardelissa Taylor, two of said Wards: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons inter ested to he audappeur at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,if any they have, why suid letters of dismission should not he granted. Given under uiy hand at office, this 1st day of January,1845. 15 ni6m AUG. B. RAIFORD.c. c.o. GEORGIA, Wilkinson County. W HEREAS William C. Parker, Administrator on the astute of Matthew Underwood, applies to me for let ters of dismission from said Adiniuisirution : These are therefore to cite and Admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed l.v law, to snow cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given undermy hand at office, this 5th day of Nov., 1844. 7 mfan AUG. B. KAIFORD, Clerk. GEORGIA, Wilkinson County. W HEREAS Samuel Banders, Agent for Claibourne B. Sanders, as Administrator on the estate of Martha Sanders, applies to me for letters of dismission from said Administruiion, as Ageut aforcsoid: These nre,therefore,tocite ami admonish allandsingular the kindred and creditorMif said deceased ,to be andapnear at my office withiu the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have,why snid letters should iiothegrauted Given under my iiand at office this 5tii day of Nov., 1844. 7 mfim AUG. B. RAIFOKI). Clerk. GEORGIA, Wilkinson County. W HEREAS Moses S. West and Alfred Rrnnlmin, Ad ministrators on the Estate of John Wise, apply to me for letters of dismission from said Administration: These are,therefore, to cite and admonish ail concerned to beuud appear at my office, within the lime prescribed bv law toshow cause,if any they have, why said letters disraissory should not bo granted. Given under my hand at office, this 1st Sept. 1844. AUGUSTUS B. KAIFORD, Clerk. October 1,1844. 1 mfim GEORGIA, Wilkinson Connfy* W HEREAS John Smith applies to me for letters of Ad ministration on the estate of Caroline E. S. Munson, late ofsaid county, decensed: These are therefore to cite and admonish ail aud singuht the kindred nnd creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, toshow cause, ifany they hnve,why said letters should not be grauted. Given undermy hand at office, this 7th day ol Jan- 1845. a., r. * 1 IH4 D D i ■ Uni) Ik HI..L 16 5t AUG. B. KAIFORD, Clerk. GEORGIA, Montgomery County. W HEREAS Norman Gillis and Mark Phillips apply to me for letters of Dismission on the estate of Angus Gillis, late of said county,deceased. These are therefore tocite and admonish all aud singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and ap pear at my office within the time preaenbed by law,to show causeifany they have, why aaid letterashould no the granted. Given under my hand at office,this 6th day of Sept.,1844. 51 6in PARQUHAKD MclUE, C. C.O. GEORGIA, \ Court of Ordinary. Newton County. S September Term, 1644. W HEREAS Joel Colly, Administrator on the eatate ol Susannah Tillery, late of said couuty, deceased, ap plies for letters of Dismission from said estate : These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to abow cause, ii auy they have, why aaid letters of diamiaaion should not be granted. Given undermy hand, at office, this 9th day of Sept. 1844. 516m WM.D.LUCKIE, C.C.O. GEORGIA. Decntur County* * . ViniEKEAS Elina McEivaine applies to roe for letters f I of Administration on the eatate of George Wyche, late of Madison county, Fla., deceased t These are,therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kjndred and creditors of aaid deceased, to be end appear at my office within the time prescribed by law,to show eaitao, ifany Mist, why said letters should not be granted. Given, under my band at office this 30th day of January, 1846. 20 jh JOHN P. DICKfcNSON, c. c. o. M Y Creditor#are desired to taka notice that I shall avail myself of aa act made and provided bribe relief of la- eel vent debtors, et the next Superior Ccert held in end for C. Un „. D«„to, u, «h. Jmuary 97,1349. 19 X I»a w u 81 $?Vh^*iff uV$abojiWihalI ~l«i jyM bg lba farehiMr » Itbln thin. day. aft.r M ahaUM tone dor lb# aSaaplaoer o f hi.bid. Tin remainder dhall bap.M after tf» aainratton 0 riwenly-lve veare, or.ooaer, at ilia o|Mtoi» nflba pnreliaaar. » •ilhthe aia percent, Oonde nfihe Stole, and ehall bear aa in- 1 ire.i at live rale aleia per uaatuui par pnnain, payable aami- a nnaally oilhe Treaiury oflha Stole. 3. In addition to the above eum ol $330,000, tha pnrebaeer > ball, at the period elbreoeid, reinrtioreo the Stele ihe emounl e xpendedoo cbe Road since the Slid oi December, 1843. 4. The purcheser .hell assume and discharge all the con- tfi« - ' • . ■ - —- -u„ Wav' NUFACTURER 'i si w M:s n .??x , to c hfo»«««.«, -w-s -wwimp. full during Ih. season, nolle will.be receiving ibe newe.l and mnat fa.nfotlabje ntylen. Vfttod »y iht PacknirrorotlierKirc Terms and prices shall be ■ of trimminge made CiMICitoiaa. , such nn to give eatiafactkro. to order. I raeu ofilie Mlate for iron, limber, grading, aud every oilier Balter or thing connoclod wilb Ibe Road, wli .which are imw in I tfter made against ibe State for or on account c 5. The purchaser shall nut aud keep iu complete operation ihe Road from Marthaavilic to Burroughs’, opposite to Casa- rilleonor before the first day of November, 1845— In the Duotnnauleo River on tlm first of October 1816—to Cross Plains on the first of Beptomber, 1847—aud to the Tennessee River on or before tha firtt of September, 1851, or such other time as the Legislature may sraut. 6. Tha purchase shall be limited In freight and passage money to the same rates aa prescribed in the Act of 1843, providing for the sale of naid Rond, except in cases of war or civil commotion, when the transportation of soldiers and mu nitions of war shall be reduced 50 percent, below customary 7. The purchaser shall give equal privileges and facilities to the Monroe Kail Road ami tlieGeiirgis Kail Road Comps niea, in the transfer of passengers uud property, and ony dis crimination whatsoever, adopted or permitted, in fuvor ofeither said branch roads, with respect to the place of unloading the cars, the granting of free tickets to agents of either branch road, the selling of wliot is culled a through ticket to passeu {era, or for property, or othei wise, shall subject the purclias »r to suit iu every iustuuce, by the injured party,and on legal iroof thereof the minimum uuiouul of liquidateddamngesshall )«• $100. 8. The purchaser shall orgntiixe nnd continue on said Road, leparate and distinct from said branch roads, the necessary ingiues, curs and officers,and regulate the arrival and depar- :ure of the passenger cur or cnis by the contract with the 3enernl Posi Office Department for the transportation of the United States Mail. 9. The State shall have a lien on the Rond nnd its nppur- enances for the faithful performance of each and every sti Dilation hereby made by the purchaser, concerning the pay nent of money, and completion and equipment of the Road, .nd in case onany breach thereof, the Executive of the State nay forthwith take posseasion uud control ofsaid Road and is appurtenances. 10. When the purchaser, or purchasers, shall have per ntned the 2d nnd 3d specifications, hereinbefore stated, lie oi hny may forthwith take possession of the Rail Rond and its ppurtenances, and enioy oil the rights and privileges thereof, rhich now belong to the State. By order of theUiivcrnor. JOHN 11. STEELE. S. E. D. Dec. 17. 12 tf lEFThe Constitutionalist, and Chronicle A Sentinel of Au- ustn, and the Republican and Georgian of Savannah, will •ublish the above once a week until day of sale. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, GA. Milluugkvillb, 30th December, 1844. 1 |*N pursuance of (lie provisions of an Act assented to 27th J L December, 1843, entitled “An Act to provide for the Edu- ntion of the Boor” It is Ordered that the foods set opart for uch purpose be distributed to such Counties as have made aturnsto this Department, on and after the 1st day of January ext. The distributive share of each county will be paid to any erson presenting a certified copy of an order of the Inferior fourt authorizing such payment. By the Governor. J. U. HORNE, S. E. D. A PROCLAMATION. STATE OF OEOKOIA. / GEORGE H\ CRA W FORD, Governor ofiaid State. H AVING received official information that on the 22d day of January lost, a murder was committed in the city of i ffacon, Bibb county,by one THOMAS M. SELF upon tha l tody of one Joseph llall, and that aaid SELF has fled from j ustice:— 1 have thoughtproper to issue this, my Proclamation, here- New York City Advertisement. PRINT WAREHOUSE IN NEW YORK. To supply Ilia oily i'Uorior trad, by the piece or package. No. 44 CEDAR STREET, CNEAll WILLUN-3T.) L^h^nlic^htt'ver^tmiv *i cb "ir'wARE'HOU^E'for HUN* TED UALlJoF.8 EXCIUSIVELY. ftom P«rtlo44 Cod.r Street. By conuning their.attention 'll PRINT* OBLl ,L fc B are ennbltd to exhibit nn assortment for .orosv.ing any over before offered in America—and to eell m price, ae low andoatteHALLY LoivKH.Ihon those whoBeultenlmn in divided unions a large variety of articles. The Stock consists ofikvkkai. thousaxd pattern* ast colors,embracing every v«kibty ok AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PRINTS in market—many >1)1" oj which arc got up excluded) for then ova rater .and cannot he had cltcicherc. except tn recoeed haredr. Dealers in Prints will find it for their intercel to examine this slock before making their pnrclia.es— the, will hove itin advantage ol learning the lowest market price, and cumpnr- ina all the desirable styles in market side by aide. Catalogues of prices corrected with every variation of the market,ore placed ill Ihe hande of buyers, del. 8, 1844. 2 lf NEW FALL STYLES, FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS. WILLIAMS, RANKIN &PENNIMAN, No. 62 WILLIAM STREET. COHN UK OF CEDAR STREET, XBW YORK. W OULD call the attention of Dealers to their very exten sive aad full assorted Stuck of FALL STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, which hate been bought at the last Auctiem Sales at pri ces far below the cost of importation, and which they offer at a small alliance, for cash or appruied notes. Their stock will be found to compriae every article in every variety of price and style ; and theyaolicii tha careful atten tion Id buyers,satisfied that ns it regards both, they can offer the strongest inducements. Tbeiruasorimen! of CASHMERES. CRAPES & MUSLIN DE LAINES comprizea new and elegant patterns of all qualities and latest “^'‘CASHMERE AND BROCHE SHAWLS, Long and square; Kcbyle,damask and plaid Woollen French Shawls; Thibet black and colored do.; Muslin de Laiiie.plaiu satin bordered and embroidered do.; also, BONNET AND CAP RIBBONS, in great variety,at present low rates; with a general assort ment of Milinery Goods ; also, PLAID, PLAIN COLORS & BLACK ALPACCAS, Cotton and silk warp, a very extensive assortment; together with all the various styles of DllEStS GOODS, Lace Goods, White Goods,Linen Cambrics and Cambric Handkerchiefs, Aic.&o. In DRESS GOODS they can show a great range of styles, in Rich Printed Cosh* „ . . .my Proclamation, here- mere d’Erosse. of the latest Paris patterns; T iesuns, Crane I iy offering a reward ol SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS for Do Lainen, Muslin Do Lainna of Paris styles, never before he apprehension and delivery of said SELF to the Sheriff* i »r Jailor ofsaid couuty of Bibb. And I do moreover charge and require all officers, civil and i nilitarv, in this State, to be vigilant in endeavoring to appre- I tend said SELF, in order that lie may be brought to trial f or the crime with which he stands charged. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the State, at the Capitol in Milledgevillc this 5th day of February,1845, and in the 69th year of American Independence. GEO. W. CRAWFORD. B -y order of the Governor: N. C. Barnett, Secretary of State. 20 3t HEAD QUABTEIKS,! Milledgevillc, 6th February, 1845. N To the Colonels or Commandants of Regiments composing i. he Fourth Division, Georgia Militia. IPHEREAS a vacancy has occurred by the resignation Y v of Jeptha V. Harris. Major General of the Fourth Di- visi* >n of the Militia of this State : Now, in order that said va cant y may be tilled, and in pursuance of law, i have thought prop er to issue this, my proclamation, hereby ordering you, the s aid Colonels or Commandants of Regiments, to cause an electi on to bo held on Monday, the tveutyeighth of April next, at the several places of holding ejections in your Regi ments, . as are now established by law for holding elections for me tubers of the General Assembly, giving due notice thereof, for the election uf a Major Ueuerat to All the vacuncy eiforcsai d. And 1 do further order, that returns ofsaid election be made to Head Quarters, in the time prescribed by luw. By the Coniniander-in-Chief. 20 tf JOHN H. BROWN, Aid-de-camp. PROSPECTUS OF THE S OUTIIEUN CULTIVATOR) A Monthly •Journal devoted to the improvement of Southern Agriculture. [ N isstiin tg the Prospectus tor ths Third Volume of the SOUT1 JERN CULTIVATOR, the Publishers have (he high gratifi cation of announcing to the public that they have succeeded i n engaging the services of J AMES CAMAK, of Athens, Ga. to conduct I he editorial department of the paper. The high reputation o. fMr. C. as a gentleman, his ackno vledged ability as a writer,I lis varied acquirements in science, together with the attention which he has long given to Agricultural Sci ence nnd lmi movement, afford the highest guarantee of the future excell ence of the work. To the frie nds of Agriculture, therefore, throughout the Southern Sts .tea, we address ourselves, to invite their co oper ation in extei iding our circulation, to enable us to meet the increased ex| lenditure we now make to render our journal worthy the pa tronage of an intelligent Agricultural commu nity. To you , then, friends of Agriculture, the future destinv of the “South ern Cultivator” is committed, and if you u ’ that it shall be sustained, it will bn. W ill you not, then, e ry man of ywi, ■ “put your shoulders to the wheel” and aid in nn enlerprif m which contemplates the melioration of the condition arid permanent prosperity of the Agriculturists of the Southern States? Each and all of you can aid us if vou will. Will ifuu iw ii ? The wor'a w Ul be published Monthly, on the first of each month, (instead of semi monthly, as heretofore,) in quarto form, and each- number will contain SIXTEEN pages of matter, jue.t doi ible the amount in the present form. By this arrangement, t! »e. subscriber will have Iris volume in Twelve numbers, and w 'ill hereby be subjected to only halflhe postage lie now pay s. The first number of the third volume will be issued on the fi. *zt of January, 1845. TERMS. One copy, one - year, $j 00 Six copies, u “ 00 Twenty-five c< qiics, 20 00 One hundred c spies, 75 00 The Cash Sysi cm will be rigidly enforced in all casrs; and 11 the paper be se * * . . sent unless the CASH nc ItTAil subscriptions must commence 111 no instance companies tlioord er. j with the volume. PI IEM1UMS OFFERED. ! The publishers, • jesiious of expressing their gratitude in a more tangible ti>rm liiai by iu« 1 «* acknowledgements to their numerous friends w lio may make an effort to extend their circulation, offer the following premiums to those who tnav send them the grea test number of subscribers to the Third Volume, up to the fi rst of March next; I. For the largest numl oer, not less than 100, a SILVER GOBLET, with appropriate Agricultural designs and inscriptions, worth - $25 00 For the next largest n umber, not less than 80, a similar GOBLET, woith 20 00 III. For the next largest number, not less than 65, a simi lar GOBLET, worth 15 00 IV. For the next largest number, not less than 50, Lon don’s Encyclopedia of Ayiieujture,” worth For the next largest, not less:han 40, “Johnson’s En cyclopaedia and Dicilonaiy^of Rural Affairs,” worth 5 00 For every roan who sends u* 30 subscribers, the two back volumes of the Southern Cultivator, handsome ly bound. All communications designed for publication must bo ad dressed (postpaid) to James Camak, Eaq. Athens, Ga., and those on ousinec•: to the publishers at Augusta. J W. Ac W. 8. JONES. U*As it is denlrable 10 regulate our issue by the number of subscribers for tho volume, we desire all persona who ob tain subscribers to send us the names as early as possible. Dec. 12,1814. 19 tf offered. Alptccns, Bombazines,Black and BlueSilk,low and high priced. SILKS—Cameleon Brocade Silks: Cnmeleon Brocade Striped Silks ; Plain and Satin Striped Helleniennes : Black and Blue Black Sutin Striped aud Brocade figured Silks ; Satin Striped GrosGrames; Black and Blue Black Gros de Swits, Italian Lustrings; Gros de Rheiins; Grosd’Afriques; Black and Blue Black Satius. Also, MILINERY GOODS in every variety, comprising Bonnet Silks and Satins of en tirely new styles, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,rich Fall patterns; new designs Bonnet Velvets, plain colors, Black and Blue Black, fig’d shaded plaid ; cut and uncut. LACES. Cap Laces in great variety, of new nnd elegant patterns* Trimming Laces and Lace edgings, black and white; Silk, Lisle, Guipure, Mecliin, Brussels, &c, Thread Laces and Edgings, French, German and English. SHAWLS. Rich Cashmere and Broclie Long and square Shawls; Thibet Muslin De Laine,Kabvle, Plaid, \l oollen, Nell, &c. &c. SILK SHAWLS— Dark Cnmeleon, Satin Striped, figured &c. GLOVES AND MITTS, In every variety, for Gentlemen, Ladies, and Misses, of Kidd otitic must approved manufacture. Rur.h, Merino, Woollen, Silk, Lace, Filnt, Egyptian, India Rubber, dtc. Their stock will be found 10 comprise a full assortment of all the various small items needed, and they invite the atten tion of Buyeis, with the fullest confidence that they can sup* ply overv want in their line. Nov. 6,1844 . 6 WM. W- PRITCHARD, DENTIST, H AVING returned to Milledgevillc, will attend to an) calls in the line ofhia profession. O*Rooms at Mrs. Huson't Hotel. February 4,1845. 19 3t JUST RECEIVED AT THE NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE, A LARGE Lot of thick black and Russet Brogans for Ne groes. 1000 pair Kip Brogans 500 do do at $1 BOOTS. Gents’ N. P. water proof Boots do fine Calf sewed do Mens’ thick pegged do Boys’ sewed, and pegged do Gents’ fine Clf. sewed Brogans do do pegged do do velvet Blips Boys’ and youths’ Brogans, (assorted) ALSO, Ladies kid Slips.(assorted) do do and Morocco welts, do Black F. G. 8. J. writs, do do do set Herls, do Kid Brogans, do Calf do do colored morocco 8ide Ties, do Fancy Gaiters, do Kid F re uch Tins, at 50 c ts. ..... . E. ALEXANDER 6l Co. Milledgcville, Oct. 1st, 1844. 2 tf VARIETY .STORE. I SAAC ROWER has just received, and has for sale on accommodating terms, at his Store in the State Bank 0 6 roal variety aud general assortment of GOODS (Consisting of Fancy, Fashionable and Staple BXY 00098, mass and Crockery Ware, HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, MBDIUl.NES AND DYE STUFFS, And an assortment of GROCERIES, The whole enumerating nearly all the artiolea in demand for general nee ; all of which are offered at very low pricea. 0*Cotlon will be received in payment at Ihe highest cur- nut price. II if Dec. 10. To Ihe Indigent Deal nud Dumb. A S Commieeinner lor the above unfortunate cleee ot per sons, I hereby give notioe thet 1 shall be prepared to aceompeny them to the America. Asylum at Hanford,Conn, by Ihe 91.1 April neat. Applicant, for thij charity imu.i be between Ihe age. of 12 and 35; their application ahould be oi.de to me (by letter or ot he rwi»e)hy the let of April.ond should Certificate from the Judge, of tbo Infe rior Court of tbo oooot, in whioh each may reaido, that ba or aha is a citiaan of the Slam of Georgia, aad toopoor to defray lbs eapanaeaofbia or her owe education. Tbo friends ol •uch unfortunate person* are requested to convey them to my residence in Clinton, Jooee county,by tho 19th of April neat. H. CAMPBELL, Jan, 14,lt4S. JESSE , _____ Commissioner for Deaf and Dumb. 13 lOt FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, CJtPlT.SI. *300,000. fpHE NEW-YORK CONTRABUTIONHH1P FIRE X INSURANCE COMPANY having eat,bliihed an agen cy in Ksoxvillc, Crawford county, will in.uro BUILDINGS, MERCHANDIZE-HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, and every description of property, igain.l In*, or dnmacn bv FRANCIS 11. MURDOCK. Agent. T Knoxville, June 11, 1614. ir t? ASHDR8T Sc DIOMATARI, ATTOKNIE8 AT LAW, Eatototon, On., Will practise in all the Counties of the Ocmnlgee Circuit. Peel7 - 19 if ADDISON C. SCOTT, Attorney at Law, TAZEWELL MARION COUNTY, Geo. Jan.lt, 1845. 16 9fit The Columbus Enquirer «ill copy for aia month.. wipr® j AND ^1 ,**W*9*VROODS,^uni dU XrOWKH A^MfcUB than th* <w*r Dm odfeMtf For <„ /I K. WENTWORTH, f.r«. r |, •„ 1 of Air* Childs of Al Kludge villi, \y«. . * , .* l hlh recently returned fiomNew-Y^rk, tviu 10 Watches, Jewelry, iPiaied Ware,*. • ——coKat.Tiao or **- Superior Gold and Bilver Lerr, Welch.* Gold Fob, Guard and lv.ilif* Neck Chain/ Gold,Silver, and Hteol Spectacle*, ' Gold uml Silver Pencil., Ledlea* nnd Gentlemenfo Breast Pin. Finger Rings and Ear Kings, ' Gold Bui Iona, Bluria ami Chain Slide., ThimlU. Ladies* Fine Gold enilHeir Uractieia, * *** Jet Con,h», IJuir Pina aud Dead Ornaments Ae Huger'* Superior Pen aud Pocket Knives, Koaor** nnu Scissors, Fix* Pt-STEU Castu**, Cake Baskets sad c*s.tt.« . Urittunin Ware,Fnncy Goods. ficc.Jcr. dec. —®*itla. Embracing almost everv article usually krnl'fo hi. n of which is ENTIRELY NEW and of .i.---.,'‘-‘Kill. rl)le and belt quality, and will be sold at pricta /ill/to suit pnrrlineer*. "**'•«««* Watches and Jewelry of every jsu.ri.i_ paired at the shortest notice. All Watches reDaireT*** 1 ?' will ha warranted to keep guod lime ter on* rtar -iilU*^ refunded. Waichee sent from any part of ika receive ihe tame attention, and be repaired on a* terms at though the owner were present. ""tolb C. K. WENTWORTH Watch Maker and Jeweler, ltore adjoining ltsi.ru ’ A. Kimberly, Mulberry Street, MA CON, Uw/"' ** Macon, Jan. 7, 1845. ' , s New-York City Advertisement. DRY GOODS 1 DRY GOODS t* BARNUM, MORRIS & McKNIGHT 119 Pearl Street, NcwYork 1 IMPORTERS ARD JOBBERS of * STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Purchasers of Clothe. Canimerei, Saninet,. Ormans. Print!, Linrnl, Drillingi, Sheetingr, Shirtim wS 1 Good., Lores, Horiery, Glover, Shnwtr, Ifc. fo., fully invited to examine their extensirs aitnrinwwS^ will lie sold at extremely LOW PRICES for radu** APPROVED CREDIT. or V48H ir Their etock will be found full end complete ...l. receiving goods from AUCTION DAli.Y, and il*, the attention of buyers with the fullest confidence tiik£j ilint they can offer them the etrungesi induermems' UHI * Jen. 91,1845.17 i.6t-||* T HOWARD & RUTHERFORD, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ’ Apalachicola, Fl*. T UG undersigned having commenced a General Coaak sion Business nt Apalachicola, uro now prepnipdfol* ceive and forward, slore or sell, all cotton and product w goods, consisncd to them. Their personal attention will u given to all business confided to their care. 01 THACKER B. HOWARD. ADOLPHUS S. RUTHERFORD Jan’y. 1845. KENILWORTH HOGS. T he citizens of the South are informed that I hare late!* received from the pen of A. B. Allen,of Buflalo,^ York, another lot of the above splendid Hogs,anil amotitt|*|. there are twosunerior Sows, imported from England, Then color is generally white. They are of grout length saddatli ill body : broad across the shoulders, hack end loins Im* full hams well let down to the honk, very rlinrt leg««wl|fc|t| feet, easily kept end will fatten ut any age. 'I'haybavekRt procured at considerable expense, and nre perhaps the oalr ones of the kind in the State, and nre justly considered tbelsrr- eat and finest Hogs known. Allloversof fine Mock areinit«| to examine them and judge for themselves. I ihill have several PAIR OF PIGS in the spring ready fordeliven, at prices to suit the times. I also have an extra DOAftll months old, now acclimated, that I will sell low. Price of Pigsper pair $25; a few pigs on hand. DAVID BRYAN, Bellivue, Talbot couuty, (Ga.)Jan 27 1845. 19 ft GRAND SCHEMES 11 J. 0. 0RB0OXY A CO., Mantfm, #40,000! #15,000! ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. 8. for 1845, To be drawn iu Alexandria, D. C. on Saturday, the 99J *1 February,1845. jBiraM&imft IM&®§o I Splendid Prize of.. 1 do. do. 1 Prize of. a ........a a. C i do i do jp 50 prizes of |jl 50 do jj 60 do Lowest prize ,„„,J dec. Ac. Ac. Tickets only $10—Halves $5— Quarters $2 50. Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $119 Do do 25 Half do • Do do 25 Quarter do 8) GRAND SCHEME. #40,0001 #15,000!! ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. 9, for 1845, To be drawn in Alexandria, D.C., on Saturday, tha I* * March, 1845. SPLENDID CAPITALS. 1 Prize of • 40,000 Dollar. I 1S.000 10,000 Dollar. 2 8 a 1 OOO Dollar*: 3,0 a,330 dollar*! 30 Prise* of 1,000 Aollnr*! «o oraoos ao orsoo! Tickets $10— Hslves $5—Quarters $2 20. Certificates of Packages of 26 who Is Tickets $140* Do do 26 Half do 7L .. Do do 26 Quarter do 36 ILrOrders for Tickets and Shares and Certificate*offldj ages in the above Splendid Lotteries will lecnve the prompt attention, and an official account of each dfiwsj.t* immediately after it is over to all who order from us *JA«i J. G. GREGORY * C«. t iRaniifftv* I03iH WASHINGTON CITY, dy€. mw woui. TU8T RECEiVGD, Arrah Neil,or Times of OIL* 0 mance bv U. P. R. James. Esq. The H. Faaiffj 1 ratiunan, Axel and Anna, and other Tates, by Fr^ Bremer, translated by Mary Howett. The Grau< uovel by the Inte Miss Ellen Pickering. The AutoL_ of llenrich Stellings, late Aulic Counsellor of th* Duke of Baden, fro. fro. translated from the Genssi Jackson. Arthur’s Lady's Magazine, Campbell'*Fj Semi-Monthly Magazine, or Select Miscellany of Z* Literature and Art. Tha Columbian l.ady’aaud GastW- Magazine. Goody’s Magazine and Lady’* Book. Tew dy’s National Magazine. The Lady’s Musical Libmyiff* gust No. Also, No. 6, of the Pictorial Bible, wilb • W ofother interesting works. _ AT M. E. EDWARDS’S STOl^ August 20, 1844. -rr*: J3REINER & DEALE, PACTOBS lAtol C*mlialM Ncnbuu, A*. VS, Bar Slre«t, „ . _ laTuuh. C.A. Gauxaa, W. A. Buu. 51 tl Bapt. IT. lintbi • f DXTiSS‘ ow* rr\ sees. WILLIAM WALlIcK? MM WILLIAM K. DcGBAFFENBIED ATTORNEY AT LAW, Blakely. Early Caaaiy. dee. Rtrnnicu—Mia. Sufcni Jemer.Han. W.T. CM. quilt. Hear. A. Joseph Stmrgis, John Schley, •nd /far* L. Binning JBaqra. Jaa.*. 14 if MOKE NEW WORKS! R OSE D'ALBKET, by a. P. R. Jamas. Eaq.; Tea I of Our's, by Charles Lyon, author of llenry IxmH Charles O'Mallry, 6cc..; Fairy Legends or the South e land,by T.Crotton Croker. a new edition; the Martyr* a Domestic Koraanee, by tha author of Elwood.tb* r“ or Like Father Like Son: Amy Herbert, by n Led,' by the Kov. W. Sewell, B. D. The Life end public aervicea of the Hon. 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