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About Weekly chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 183?-1864 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1855)
MINIM & W From V** F'rrsbytrriun, THAT LAND Tb-rt >< a land where beauty wrJ net Wf, W 5 h art? vH rot »fc Ink or be dlßEßye-?, And love ve-fU n?vrr die. Ti;rr ,f ' . I ara burthened with a Leai j woe j have 1* ft ice * TT * tr-e, ihe tender from of path have gene; >r d 1 »n w*ak, and fitiotfng with despair; Where is i f Tell me where! F. .end, then coat trust in Him who trod bes *re, be def o! ite path* of life: If *t be.r I. rneekae**', a* Le meekly bore, "orro*, ani toll, and a rife. T ickbow leren cf God fi.thorty p t abavatrod, T ;sk how he ion red *ogo, J t tarrie 5 to; ter th e the arpein- d woe; T ak of ti« icaeUneea in p area dim % i»*u no man cox cr »d n r care 1 for 1 tea; 3 ok fccw he p'ayed unaided a:.d alone, 1 that dr ad agony, “Thy wilt be done; 1 * I lest. d > net then »ietpair, 4 'la ,in his hJiTea of Leavens, will hear thy prayer. C. The Viine Kooibug. The New York Timas think* Uiat to La bum ugfed in pome way or other ©corns to be a recos t ty <*f human La*are—on© of the conditions of » cibl L /er) body iu undoubtedly ha i -ggeJ—if not in one direction, then in another — * <lnobody is prebaby worse bcinbagjfed than i a man who goo* through tl a world Mppcsisg 1 st he leri’t ham bogged at ail. After remarking tr «t tie most throughly bam 1 2ed men in that community are thoeewho sop t -e they *re drinking choice and rare varariuea J, genuine nnd del*c*;o vinee, it gives ‘he foiiow .ng it - which we doaH not will be interesting 1 > the many readers of the “Courier.’* If the reader of this paragraph w.!i look at the * ne list on his bill of fars, the next time he dines i any ho cl or a large eatiig house, he will find t ally calling tor i» he can have Cios Vongect, ] >manee Conti, Mont Kaohet, Johanniaberg, jMdeshoirccr, bteinberg—in short, any kind oi * ins he may prefer—at rates running irom |3to |Lo the l,o* ve And as 1r choice tinerry, Ma- Ofira, and O.d Bolt, they can be supplied ad LbUurn, at eanh and every hotel, eating non.* and drinking c ioon iu the city. Before be calls for I ern, perhaps, it wen dbe well for him o consider f,t a mo wont where the** auperb wines come frcai sot from maw cur; y, but tor the pur i rmsng a conjecture as to the probability ci hi* getting tue genuine artic e by ca ling and I *yivf 1r it. 11 )*t will look into a little nook l a the “ Wiow IhaUec/ 9 jar* pa'otivi.oi m Jkog and \.y Kir Jamea Krotnereoi Tenrent, he will find # ■’». fbc’s which may aid biin in com*of to a oon iltak<& on this sabje? U He .9 i, tut example, that ail the wine »n t -i-j world known as Cloh Voageot, grows on a mjgle farm iu Barwnndy ot fifty acies, owned by i greal nob'ernan, who uses a groat deal of it bim t .f, so: d* a great deal more to princes and other great people, and propehly sella the residue, 'at who her the prouucc of that fifty acres is quite f afficient to supply ah these gram people es Jsn jr>p, —the princes, nobility and bmi vivans t f tbe continent sod Great iiriiui.e—the rich merohanLr*, l ank* rr, lawysrh and biahos,« of England —the fashion Able hot.ls and private taolen of wealth/ >• ®n all over Korops, who would naturally pro * ire the best wines to ho had a- any price, and then have enough left to keep a 1 the hotels, pri vate ' ou.-c*, - l drinking saloons of the Wentern • ontinent constantly suppiio.! with Clos Yongcot, jm*y be considered somewhat que.stionablo. The Komance Coni, wine, i-gain, grown only on a sinu'e farm of fix acres ar.d a half. The side ot j Mir g!o r lin Germany produces ail the Johan nifberg in the w.rld; and yot anybody who . hooscH to order Joh&nnieberg at any hotel, or ot «ny wino dooler ir» the city, will have it delivered h very short note—though accompanied by a vory bog bid. A sirsglo small valley in Madeira produce all the Malmsey wine. Many of the choicest kinds of wine can be grown only o*i the ► .ten of extinct volcanoes. Steinberg wine grows • xe!u«»ve!y in the vineya d of a sappre&ssd mou- HMtery. The district of Xoros, from which Sherry i.* produced, is of very ♦'mall extent, and it i limits ire very *o.*uratc!y defined. Geuuino Fort wine in producod only within comparatively narrow 1 mils. And tbe same thing folds truocf Cham* pagne. Woprc arnewe should run no risk iu saying t hat there lias never been a single bottle of genu ine Clos Vougeot, UoumneeOonti, or Johanoisberg ’.vine within tlw» limits cf the United btates. We f ear*! one of the largost wine-dealers say, not a fortnight since that fie would lay a wager of a thousand dollars that there was not in New York city ut the pie cut moment, a singlo gallon of genuine Pori. Wo presume no one supposes that one hottio in ten thousand of the Champagne drank i i *his country is gouoino, vineyard grown Champagr.o. And more than nine ’enths of all the Sherry consumed iu the United Staton comes r,o nojicr being the genuine article, than the pec-joe mermaid came to being the genuine, b na /ide t song singing, lot;king k!a«h, d sporting virgin f iho sea tliut lWuuui ana the crowd took hw to be. Tho fact ia, ninotecn twentieths of ull tho wines and brandies drank in this co ntry, a>.d uiuo iiundrud and twenty nine thousandths of all the rare and costly wiurs < vor which our high livers ► muck their lips ar.d roil their eyes and astonish tl-eir epicnri&n friends, uie manufactured for the market, made up by a skilful compounding of • rugs, with couf isio is of flavoring matter and u 1 »ohis ot alcohol c or vinous malcnal i dvth to ro i emblu any brand or any sort of liquid that may bo dudirod. K .gland au.i Prance arc the great h .Ids «>f this maoafacuro —though it is beginning to bo j rocca'.od in thtstcoaulry to a very considerable • itent. But an order for any kind of wine that may bo wanted ‘or Clos Vong ot, Johartniaberg, « rbhorry, with direction® for a particular fiuvor, u sj ocilie aroma or a specially delicate bonquet— ► enVto England, will be fi Ud prompty and to a.iy « xtent. More of any brand can « brought over ii a single cs'go than tlvo entire region where alone it grow » can produce inyears 1 A little more than a mouth ago wo copied from * Lon lon police rei*ort tho evidoneo of a famous ■wiuo dou*er named t). brous, in which be stated riat it was his pr-dice to buy up ull the spoiled, t OUr roil lfr«nuh win** Uo ooolcl not ut tow ptiosw ;j,y Intitr* on them a* vinegar— : them in London decks U k« % o them oat an i them alt 5 ,{«, large vale—uux iham with a certain quaotii) • f French brwady— r* it •• to them also certain hog»liaad« marked Old t'ort, and eelt them ca the rhoiceat Port at frt m gIOO to s i43 a hogs •ead. ThO, there hno doubt at all, in very ex » ,i. mc J f>y laige dealers iu Prsi '<i hl*.! . ,£ii»u "d Os ** who boy fr ra them to enn* ; t i ,iO/iinericAU n urket, whom inty «ro not it>eir ► oconiplcH, rtr<i their victims. Aid the wiuo • iriiikcrs of tho United State s from the lowest to rho highest, swig the decrctious of those wine I ibri dors iu ninety nine oases out of u liandrcd Instead of tin j rice of the grape over which they prow so rai tin u-ly and poo'ically eloqu nt. If there is any c’asa cf the e mmuuity more and ridiculously hOmbngg d tlmu they »io, we should b j obliged to any person woo will ) oiul tnoin out. €uv ( a. Sa. Lawi. It is more than probable that an ot'onipt wil be Tnrdo by our next legislature to repeal our present •enstirg Ua.fie. Law, and as there fits beo:i an in oVeu'di g disposition constantly manifested in favor ♦ftl is men ur«, wo think tho ibauccs are now dj «idedly hi favor of its eu’XTess, l*t;cro «ro many st' rcieoi.s*, in our judge 2ti#nt, why tho lawoi imp? tnnmcui tor debt shou'd l*e abolielrgd; for, apart from tho inhumanity of t )0 tiling*, the grounds upon which it is based are jimiifcetly absurd. It n e‘ls no argument to prove, • ven did not our Stntuto expressly negative the * lea, that the incarceration of thj d.b'.orN body «• in r.cver be u satis a.-tion far u pecuniary debt— Miil iesagrounda are there f >r viewing it us u pen i Ity atUoVd to the commission of crime. But, } ad our Ca. Ba. Ltw boon as ohjactionnbla in its « parationa r.a when abstractedly considered, it would doubtless 1 i>g since havo bscu repealed ; tor it must bo oonfosswvl that the practical work -1 igs ot the law havo been attended with but a r mall portion of the evil, which might be appro 1 ended fr* m a rimple relating of it; aqvl it ia now stell es’abln hed, that, with to m.e individual ex »optic s, tbo.vo |>«rs.uu upon whom law bears most hardly, em those who, without its coin pul ♦ ivc fitter, would attempt an evasion of thoir just * fWi. In other States, wl cro imprisonment for i ebl I as been nbo.ish< d, most sarious difficulties I *va been e..C6U4 lorcd with regard to this of ♦ iebtors. tho cnr.saqnonee of which must be, a ♦ lirnir rtion of th« credit business, to the detriment * like of the buyer a? d feller, uud the very mess vre which was designed for the protection of tho honest p© r nun, often bears moat opprosaively i pon him. For reasons, we think that a modification of oar Ct. fia Law vr ul*l be tar preferablo to it«. » ‘p'cal, and V at t’ e prefect objection might bo in » great mueuio siienced l y cc*ufining ita applica tion to w. ere thoro is an attempt to abscond, or a fraudulent conc-.shn tit of proper'y. (Should the ) >w I*o entirely ah .listed, in order to protect the creditor nainstthe viflaiuy of the debtor, there v ill that; ex s; au ai orntive necessity for a more r r i'.gci t attachment law ; for as the'matter now t au tr*, A, who five* l is rote to B, due twelve it-oiiths after date, may in the mean time dispose ♦ fall hi* property, upon the faith cf which 15 has pivetr him cred.t, and pocket the proceeds, leaving t -e creditor, withcul the aid ot the Ca. Ba. Law, ♦ utireiy heip oaa. As a partiaf remedy for this ♦ vtl, or.r at'Lchrucnt laws ruigt.t be ro remedied as t » atithorixe a creditor to seixe upon the property * 1 hit tL b’.or wheu there is go d resson lor bcliev i g t* a' tho latter is squandering or concealing it, in cider to evrdj the payment of the debt, the «reditor, of centae giving bond and security, and laaking affi iav»t of tho fact. We throw cut these crude reflections with rof • reuct* to the cantsmplated action ot tho leg elature \ pon I!.L subject. We are by no means a friend i t the^ prose: t O . 8a Law ; but while the govern i ent b thre w.uv its* protecting arm mound the ♦ sb.or, it is well to remenibor that the creditor i- so lit * claims to iu* assistance.— AUami* J*UL tel. I’jirifK. M nbo.Mcl* iim.'' I- onlo all over (be Stale cl Georgia coaid »il« •' whet *>' »re now witnessing m .ne un r wf Atlanta, c: ' united shoot cf indigi n!ion would go r p sgsi. G-v. - hnsou, from the eeaheard to 1 o V ot lait f. Retry " man e r ployed on the t .a’o Boa-1, no otter bow aiani-d Lis station, or low f i’.hful Lis .erv'ee, who did not vote for t O ', Johnson on the Hr t Mon lay in thla month, I. d sel«irg*d. Men with large lamilies who > avo t*m int'.ocmploy o! tie H ad, for yerrs, ar.d whore - -v ce »o cc: -.deled vaiaable by former i dntinlst * aliens, have btcu tamed icese in our • ounnnuity twin bet .it'd* bapo sf ge’.l:: g otinr i »p!oyn «nl bete, an without means to go oise v he-e to . cek i\ ile i are approsohod and asked I ow tbay voted, by tLo pompous upstarts, who light a'Ottr. i the S.ato I! -d tffijo, j ,»• as a s'ave- I older w-.t'tl interrogate h'g slave rs to hi* where shouts the previous nigi:% when some miscfcevc s ict htd ' ceu pirpstrated nt the neighborhood. If the u-.t r u -n.o iusp. who ha. the fear of hie faun I; *oCoring ■ e! ro his eyes, ! ss the teuieritv ui d i dtp-u .eees to suwr that ha voted the sViuer'ov tieke’., hr- i once discharged. Tee j-alaiH-'t days of tl:e 1: qni uti n,could not iX-e-d to * iisgasttt* •- ve ) err'g iniquity aid cor J tip* io’ . ‘hgl! CO - -t« l with the State Read, to » nk the S i.'e h- ea* tie contempt oi every ether I ate in the Union* T * re is baseness and abomi ) snot: enough to sink . e who are guilty ot it, a > low even in their own -alima 'n, th*; an age • : time that wcui 1 wear out the Stoce Mountain, muld cot restore them to that elevated nosition which i tdt- re designed the humblest honest heart t ho Id occupy. It is a : ham - tit; t at: eutep i-c, which if proper Imanaged, would bestow honor ttpoa the Stare ■ ec.-i i made an iretsoment cf corruption and i ; press\>c. It is fcr.u J. Jog to tee the party in J wer u-irg the property et ail the lax payers in 1 e S<ate,u cairy oat its own base arid siignaut j rpo-.w, - eardlersoft ,i interest* of the State. Ktho 11 ad rer.ait.s the property cl theStat* two ; ears longer, the eioven 1 t must show itteif— r -ch corruption cu-.i t exist without detriment to the Proprietor. The dike now an open dodsra t. on of war against U,e proem mo e of managing the Read, end demur to the Democratic ycirly c aiming it as their txdsiu-i property, wh.ch they « 6 now doirg openly and above board.— A.U*U JntcifUnt. Sxevxd But li.cor. —f\ y;u g gent emar, yelap! A.otxo t,r tr-, .. .. . gveres-ed sentiments hrs t .ie to “the p. .. :-,r inet tution, n and given vari ics isoiaii, t ta re c-ngeiial to the ctmos j here Os ll . iacn - <!i n Georgia, wag ordered « ul of this Ci > on P'ldij last, aid was escorted to t :e cars o* Scier.li v, fc.y a larg? company cf oar « I' cons«T : -see of his yrnth and weak 1 ead, no volent naa-nreg were resorted to, the 1 ocpls on y den c: ngdhat he should make tracks Koritw ircf. Wc are informed that he stated that there were twenty ethers cl the stmesort in Macon end if the slat rront bo true, we hope it will not be Irog b fore th"j* •**:! drammed out of town to the tune of the Kogaes Mi-eh. tirilhn is rep- L 1 s< nted to be a era ked brained creature, and the ) roper asylum fore l such lunatics is north ot 1-aeon’e and Dixon's tine.— Macon TtlegrmpA. UaUroad CoavenUon. The Hon. Mark A. Cooper, it will bo remember- | ed, in a Democratic meeting in tho county oi Caas, j (which wsa held soon after the opening of the ate canvas- for Governor, and the reduction ot tbe tl c of freight to and from Etcw&h Depot.) intro dveed a series of resolutions calling for a Ccnven t on of the people at Da ton, to take into consid eration the fifarrs of the Stale Koa * and its future management. T ia Convention was held during the la-t week at Dalton, five or s’.x oouotiee in Cherokee Georgia, being represented in it, and the following resolutions were adopted by U: Jteiol&d, That it ia tbe sense of tai# Conven tion, and we thick, of the whole Bure, that the mantge'ncnt of tin Western 6c Atlantic Railroad shoo’d b 3 separated entirely rrom ah connect on with party politics: and ta the means most likely to eccomplifh that end, we recommend to Legif-iatnre the repeal of ail law* g vo*g to the Executive of the fcute coutroi over &**i i ana .he substituting of a board ©ft 1 rea .ommisei n er-, to La elected by the nex; l*tf two yeara, cne lor foa* year-, and third for nx rear : and all aubseqaeat.elections to be by the MAp'.l for ths term of w* J«r*. ar.d that P.id UorSmisrtorere ho tnade meMfciblo to the -true offo. for two yeare alter the eaptrshon of their term of oflree, .ad teat they be made rt.mo.ahle by tbo (Jovefbor tin the address cf the Leg s * * lillhti, lhat we earnestly recommend a cbti-ge of the policy of g'v ng prelcrence in carriage over the Koad, of through fre.ghts to way treightn, as each dircrim'nstion h.s re*n ted in g-oet injnry and lose to tho oitiztna of Georgia shipping from way stations. Jifohfd, That the LegMaUre be recommenced to fix a iL.az.mom 1 mt, prt rid, tocordiog to ciassiflcaticn ar.d mileage on freights for tbe same depot; and that in the t djostment of tre ghts the advances on the same shun bo maae on the eeveral depots by the same rale. KtMtlzed, That Dr. Thos. Hamilton, of i loyd, K. W. McCnidy, Delegate from DeKalb, Logan E. Bicahiey, oi i altoa. Dr. John W. L.wis, of Cass, G. J Fain, es Gordon, Wihiam Hammond, of Wh'fi d, aui James Morris, of Murray, boa Committee to addrees and memorializo tbe Legis lature in regard to the to 1 j ct herein recommend ed, aetting forth tbe views and object of this Convention. An i that tbe Secretary of this Con vention iurnisb a c-py of tbe proceedings of lids body to leadii g pnb'ic journals oi both parties tor publication, signed oihoiaily by the President and Secretary. The Brat re olotion declares, ae’ho sen o of tho Conven'tion, that “ the management ot the Wee j ten * Atiar.t-s JUdroad aht.old be seprated co- [ tireiy irom aii connectioo wiih parly politics,"and it then proceeds to reonmmend a plan ;cr it* re or ganisation, which, if adopted, would place it di rectly within the c ntrol of the dominant parry of the male. conraol ita managemeui <iu«c iy with eur j »rly i Tho preeeat orgauixatiem of tbe roart, Vbicii acabiea ihe F.t collve of the Bure to a«e it ii in to diepos.uvl, . a political ccgiOe * a<ivauce ‘ ore** - of the jiarty to which he may belong, is infinitely prefeiabls 'o that pr ,pc Bed by the Dalton Convenliou, wii cb would i laco the oontrcl of the roed in the hands oflba poor le of the Fifth Corgrersioual District. I*h4i three ComnoißHionerß in wiiof-e hands, under that plan, the inauiigeni®nt of the btale Kcad would be placed, would be elected with reference only to their party politics, and to their opinions opon tho bui ject of wtv freights, and no one could be elected who wa* not pledged beforehand to carry out the view* and the wishes of the people of Cherokee Georgia. The qoebticn in relation to every candidate for Commissioner, would be, not whether he is honest and capable, bat whether be is pledged distiuct'y and unequivocally, to tho policy of carrying freight-* at a price which cam ot pay. This Dalton plan, is nothing mire or less, than a preposition to give to ita customers and freighters, th*j control ot the But-s Bo d—and if tbe Legislature adopts it, it will exhibit about as much regard for me interests of thefi ate, as the Board ot Directors ot tho Central Bail rood would exhibit for the in terests of H-» ulnokholders, if at the r next meet ing, they should psßi a resolution subiniWing tbe regulation of their tariff of freights to the mo/ chants cf Macon. The rnorchants of this p!a':e, if they had tho power, would regulate freights upon the Central Uo&d tosuit themselves, without much reference to tho interests ot its corporators—the people of Cherokee would do the stiii} thing In relation to the bta‘e Kiad, it they were permuted 10 elect Commissioners to control it. In recommending to tho favorable consideration of the next Legislature, the policy upon tho sub ject ol way height.* suggested in the 21 and 3d resolutions, tho Dalton Convention wo supposi, may reckon with certainty upon tho aid of his Excellency, the G voruor. \Ve romember that soon after h’.s nomination for re election, he acci dently met Maj. Cooper at Kingston, ar.d voluu teered to toll him cf his suddo i conversion, after eighteen months cogitation to hie (Maj. Cooper’s) mode of thinknig about way freights, and the management of the State Bead generally. It is true, that the only fruit ot this sudden con version, was a reduction of tho freights to and from Murk A. Cooper’s depot at Etowah, and it is also true, that the same reduction was refused to an o horcustomer of tho Uoad, standing in tho same position t'l it as M.’rk A. Cooper—these things ar» t r ue—owing, we euppose, to the hurry and confu sion and excilomont of a political canvass—but now that that canvus* has closed, we niry expect him to carry out the policy of tho reduction of freights, and from way-stations along the whole line of the Jioad t or at least, to recommend to tho legislature tho policy upon the subject of way freigbts sugger od in the above resolutions, which would place Kingston upon tho samo footing with Etowah—C. W. Howard upon tho same fooling with Mark A. Cooper.—J lacm Messtnger. From the AatcJuz Courier, sth inst. * Yellow Fever la Mlaniailppl. Natch*/.—lt will have been seen rrom our issue of yesterday, that tho epidemic has been more fa’ai during the past than any previous week this season. Thirty deaths—twenty seven from yellow fever —spread Borrow and desolation widely in our community. Still, wo hope the very cool weather wo have had the last tew days will, and we think baa, 1 seened the number of new cases. It is gratifying to note tho entire absence of panic, the sell devotion with which all, male and female, stand to tho post of duty. Oar charitablo oasocia | • Wo t egret to leuitithut the fit-sea** tit • t -cveral of iho Sister of charity ».nd u number ot tho orphans in their benevolent charge. We , J named on inquiry that they were all well cared , I Ivzr, in iiin vuv ot »ur»in ft • bat W 6 Ott'WiOt doubt, , J that with so many as soma twenty or more sick, | chickens for broth, ond varioas supplies for tho , invalid and the puttering, which will suggert ( t ibemsalvca to the charitable, who arc bferee i with ! K would be acceptable. As jet, w'e have in. * r j uumu us any jollow fever ut tho UrotCßLant ur , J phan Asylum. Fort Adams —By a friend jutt from Fort Adams wo ieuru that on tho 2d iust., .here were some for ty can bon hand. Total number of deaths from yellow fever had been fourteen. Woodvillb.—By the earne friend we learn there was, at tho samo date, some seventy-five cases ot fever there. Mortality not stated, but thought to be limit# '. Vioksburo, Oct. 2 —The deaths, the week end ing this day, are reported twenty-five, all yellow fever. The city is said by the papers, to have a smaller population than at any period for many yvars, and say they are uuablo to report any favor able change. W o regret to boo named os danger ously ill, onr friend T. A. Marshal!, and Dr. B ick ell. Dr. Wilson died on the 2 l inst. The Vicks burg Wuigof tho 2d inst., thinks tho epidemic abating there. Jaokson, Mu?.—Tho yellow fever is said, by tho Whig, on reliable authority, to havo broken out there with unprecedented, violence. Somo seventy persons attacked in the iast lew days. Millikan's Band.—Several persons have died of yellow fever, which prevails with great violence. f linton, Miss.—Four cases reportod on the Ist, inst. Greenwood.—Capt. Brown, of tho steamer John Strader, reports that tho yellow fever was prevail ing to an alarming extent at Greenweed, Miss., on the 2d inst. Both members of tho commercial firm of 8 a bon Crawford, and also their clerk, died on the 2 l inst. Correspondence cf the Dispatch, Norfolk, Oct. 10.—Thero has been to-day in our long lorsakon an 1 deserted city moro life and activity thin 1 havo wituoesod for ten weeks.— Quite a large number of persons, and among them u few ladies, havo appeared on tho streets. Thero were thro© or four doz*n carts and wagons at mar ket, a good supply of lino fish ; and even a few oyster bouts at one of tho wharves. Supplies of poultry, potatoes, fruit uud vegetables are coming in. Oar people are anxious for tho return of their relatives and friends, to occupy the vucant house?, engago in their accustomed business, and gather, on theeo cool evenings arouud the fireside. Many dwellings and stores wero thrown opon to day ; bedding and articles of clcthirg were ix posed to the dry wind and the purifying influence of the Warm sunshine. Ihe happy ©ohual boys that are left, are gather ing on the play grounds, and their cheerful voices 01 mirth an.i joy are hoard agaiu. Christ Church was open and service held there in on Sabbath last. No sermon was preached, but an appropriate add rose was delivered by Kov. Mr. \\ uik-3, who administered the Sucra.r.ent of the Lord’s Supper to about sis y professors, be lougiig to sever a Christian denominations. Ouo ot the Methodist Churches wts also opened in tho aftcruoou, and a fjw members assembled for prayer and praiao. 1 regret lo hoar that there are many cases of Wlious fever in the surrouudiug counties, among tho numbers who sought releg© from the severer attacks of tho fever that ha> kfi ed so many hero. 1 faearoce iocaliy, too, ot deaths occurring, Many who tied from the peati’eaee, have been as cer tainly over taken and claimed by death, as if they had remained at heme. Hastily, yours, W.S. F. P. B.—l have no cases or deaths to report, ex cepting two cow cases in the city Aims Huu-e. I iviarc from Dr. Go*don, tho physician to this establishment, that among tho seventy inmates there have been a large number ot cases and only uine deaths. FIRK tv S* L «»- Two Pvwmva to Dfatu. -The Bt. Louis papers or October 4th con tain accounts of tr e burning oi a French Boarding House, No. 22 Mtdn sires*, itt that city, tho dav previous. J A watchman in the neighborhood says that it broke out in the lower story, occupied as a "coffee ' nonse. He guv© alarm at the earliest moment havng first broken in the street door : but the house having a wooden cciiirg, the flames expend oi cpw-.rd? with snob rapidi’y that the inmates were cut off froru esoxpt by the front stairway. The proprietor and b ; ? wrte were sleeping in the second story, and haring endeavored as as their own safety wcuid permit to awaken the hense k! i f.mud ?g*ess by a back siairvray. Ten or twe*T3 iu that portiiu of the building were roscu-ed by spectator , whe hoisted some timbers brought iron: a new house only a few doors distant, to the windows. These n the third story were fnors seriously cu dan sored. Three of them jumped from a w : indovr to the paver: ent, one breaking l is ancle, and tbe others receiving severe hurts. Five other*, who leaped from the windows overlooking tbe back yard, by more f.rtusotecnance escaped without any injury whatever. more tr.eu, ot eof them y:rg in bed when the fire broke ou\ were burned wi h the building. Tfcerrbodics were tsk*n out yesterday forenoon from tho rums, and an inquest b©M upon them bv the cur oner. Both w ;re Fiecchmeu, cne believed ( V e C ’ e?tw r t * theotfcer called bv his tel *>w boarders by his Christian name of “Augus to or Antoine. The coroner, however con'd ! c t no certain ii formotion re*pith s their « end In his report of the Inquests returns them as “unknown.” VIU The neighboring bouses were slightly iria-ei b> fire and water, but the ios3 is principally cover ed by insurance.” r wur Fattlx cf Ki>'6*« Mountain.—Tht anriversarv of the batt •cf Krng’e M car.tai a, was ce.’sbTa ed cn the pot m booth Oarolma, on me 4:h inst. There were seven military c^tr,facies c j ca ’he 1 and abon: 6,000 ( jr-nos wer.preaani AdjTfeSt'S wereueiitored ly Col. Preston, oi S. C i •bJ cth-rs. Daring the i*n Mr. sido.y i Clift an, of the S. C , artillery, tad his right ana iora off by trie premature dbebarge c f , cannon which be was iaaiinc. Two reh yea-e spriir* of Ciccannati recently fanfrht a dud. Trey firud th r ee times without effect, when one ci the seconds etej p»i tenratd and deflated that he was eufsged to be tnarriea to the yonre lady abont whom the principal ware fiefctirg. This acnonccetntnt put anew fa« apon affairs. ATI parties processed tbtm-elve* aa'.ished, and the beiiigerenls retired from . bloodless bed. “We have no faith,” says tho Charleston Mer enry, “in the ahi ity cf the Deirocra ie perty. It has been overwhelm-.1 ai the Ncrth by Ab.lition and it is poaeritss either tor its ewn mnina en's or the protection oi the South.” A “Bread League” for protection against spec ulators went into op oration in Chailoetown, M.*,, last week. COM MERCIAL. SAVANNAH, Oct. 11 - Cotton-krrVrci Bicce tbe 4th ia.t. 1 9 > Ss4rsli Dplu.l, (8,685 per B.ilroad, 819 from AnytutA and Uudia*» an t&e r v=r.) a A 42 do. Bea I • d. The eiotr a tor the Bine period atrount to 6,4.8 LV•f.V-oi.D 111.10. fra Wsad»,Ti.: To BoßtoaTSt bales CdUo'J * to New York 3.541 ba ea Upland; to Baltimore r r bi ! M Upland, and to Charleston Up'atd, and ii ri*a it aoda—eiving on hanu anJoa ah ptoard, no: c eared, a eicck cl iu,<>s2 bales Upland, and 442 do. o:r last weekly repert,‘.he market was n an uaseUied and droop ng condition, the tflect of the d*el<ne I tie Liver col marxtt noted in th; accoacts ur.a.b: by the Pa ific. Co Friday, the first day cf our weekly report, there wai bo e activit ? in he market, and prices r-ling previous to the receipt of the foreign aoeouota had for ike day been resamed ; Eince that date, far.wever, a s r eady deci.ne bad taken p ace. On Weices dny,! iter advices brought by the Canada at Best jo, to the 2»t_, aono-nc ng a far ter decline ia the Liverpool Dark t of an eighth Qt a penny, with Bile* for the week cf 86,000 ba ea, tad a tender.cy f> ftiil further dr-press 00-market, which at toe close cf ©p.-rations :* arc ay had for the we-k lost from oat-ha fti five-eighths of a c<s r ton theguti'-alt na g'vrnin onr !a?t rer ew. The 'ollownog are h-; n esof the week: on Friday 546 Siiaxdij 3'l, Mo iday 46*,Toeiday Stß, Wedoesday ‘/u2, /■ 75 t a.ea v * %L at 0,191 at at 8 5 16, tfcfc, 222 »-tß>,2io at SK. 2=4 nt fc)4, &r a: 710 at &, 414 at »>*,S6j ac »- VYt, 7j at 9J4, 2«> at 9% ,and 8 ba’ei at 9)ic, QOOTifIOSb: Middling 5X© B rlitrfiddllig... 7,, Gor.d Middling 8. Maiding Fa r V (<£, 9J% Fair “ & tea ldandi—i be receipts ccDti' ue i s ht, sn« no sales making. We ere,is c;n eqceace, unable to gve quo a tknr. . FUsu'— There sa slight improvtment in the rra-ke for (ieo gia and Tennessee P oor; the qaet ii .ne at the close of b tai ness yesterday bang yes erday being an eighth better tnan at our list report. The rece pta are fair and td mund goo?,at sack. tall— There s a gooa stock on ihe market, and we hew ot - s rom fOO to 10.0 sa ki being taken at 1.10 to 11.15. Hire— The Ri e c*op s now coming in freely, and the receipts of the past week gve eviietce of a very heavy crc p arriving, and one of ve r y good qaal.ty. Tbe sales have been 6,0 casks, at T ereceipt of R.ugh Rice tbe past wee , have amount dto 27,<84 bushe a. Wheat — T tere has been a 'a'iing <ff in tbe rtceiptß this wetk, and the exports have also been limit d. The r. ar kef, however, has sightly advanced, and wo hear o eve al lota being Bold at prices ranging from 1.70(3,f 1.80 for prime Red Wheat ; teing he’.d at 12 lo 15?. above thoee prices. We wounl remark that the market quo atione are 1.70(^11.75—fl 60 bein the pri e obtained for a very cmal lot, and therefore, cannot b; stated as the market price, though there seec§ to be a a upwaid ten der- inquotatons The rece'pu ' f the we k have been 2,» * unheto *ndtl.4* export* 26 K bustela. I / -Cn u».a ,to L'v./pc-o’ is qaevei firm av I % and V%h atlStolfi>l. Tr 80-uu, 11 16c. for cotton. ••;• tw York, by ttam?' ip*, »-16 for aqsare bales, and .sc. . miit %t. B ti.ing ve%*e‘» >|o. for cotU/D. To Fhna deip; %t y *teaßub'pe, 9-,< , th're i* o sailing vescel on ibe btrta for thi* pert. 1< Bodmore 716 c. Aa '-anger—'W*& ct. yreu.. Th* Bar. r« *e.iir t S : gb» Check*cn a l N«wU«.. -trie* at * W c . prem , and r urrh**»rg Bigi t Bills at V; *0 d'js at ■'; ,if days at X® V. 60 day* at tK& «|R ct. dis. GaARLEBoTON.Oct. b ~C< ton.- -There wss a material improvement fn th- denund \.t this a- 1 c e during the i re ce sir gw ek, which « a to some extent stimulated by the ovmp«ratively lieavj rcC*ipts ; whijh 'act, h we-er, U ke in concet t : on with the a rival dur ng hat period, of unfavorable ad i:es fr m ebr ad, depres.-eJ pricee, aod vhen we clo td ur erqarriei, the r were large yin lavor of p-rcha ers. Mdd iag Foir at ;ne time had dec ined to T„e : emacl w-s renewed ?.t the opeo ng of the current week.atd thesalesrf >h? first day maybe pat down at fully 17tu our quotations of that mo n rg U. ming the basis o! A med rately f»irbu*i ce»s was dm? on the sa es baviDg reached tome 14ou boles, out it was v iih d:dicul:y that pr.cjs wtre sus taicel; and the transactions of Monday and Tuesday, if n >t made at an actual an! positive decline, certainly ihcw. d a wta’r market, and such was a'so the prominent feature of the market up to noon on Wednesday, when the trad- wire put in possession < f the advices by tr.e steamer CiUiJa, quotirg a decline of y t d in tbe Live:pool market. A few hundred were so a the news waspromul gated, at a rang. of figures de iitdiy in favor of buyers, but toe transactions had been too imited to establish a market Th riglay fcavirg teen aj pointed by the munici pal nuthoriti s a d y of Taauk-giving r«nd Prayer, busi nebs was consequently su piniied on that day. ihe car kti opene i on FriJ.y wi haf«ir atteedance of buyers, and the sale? wh'Ci reechtd .634 bales, were maueata decline ot %(&}£: on the prices current at the olo<e of iku prtvijua week, .atablish r.g tbesobjoned quotations, viz: Middlisg to Gt od Midd fo-raerclassiSoationton sale; Muidlirg Fair ai d Fair, which la very scare j at 9)4<&9}4c. Toe receipts sirce our last reach 17,865 bai* s, ana the sales in th- same time may bo pu . down at 1( ,275 bales, and as fol ic ivs: 15 bales at 9 a-16; 3,530 at 9d4 i 4u6 at 9*> 16, 1,2J/at9-*i, and 410 ba ea at Louie few bale, n w Florida* ba-e been reccd red, which hav ni t been sold. The marktt has not opened tor Oct on. Jiice —The market during the week has been well at tended, and tho tracsTCtiot s have MDjabsorbed rhe re ceipts. The transac ions thow a range of prices e itend ing from to $6; tut the bulk o' he operaiions were coi Cn;d within the range of dred. Received tine? our last 2,161 1 orcee. Corn— The receipt! comprise seme ,UH)bushels North Caroline, which were to d at 78 c-nti per bushel. Good white is scarce. Outs —There was an arrival this week of upwards of I,<» o bußhels North Carolina, which was sold at 49 cents. Hay —om; 2300baies North River have arrived since our m»t. At the opening or the market sales were made at $1.15 and $1 % ; etterday, however, about 18.0 bales chanced ban is at $L par 100 pounds. Flour —The in Fiour have been con -11 oed princ palij tosmali parcel© for home consumption. An i U >rt h*s been ma e to advance prices, which ha< been made to advance price., which has been pariitlly success f 1, ar.d ws have advanced #ur quotations >tf(3l3tfc- The bulk of the sa ts have been a: fSX(&3M for barrels, and for bag*. The receipte sites our last comprise 2180 barrelr. W-eut —i he trcnsa°tic ns, owing to Ihe very limited a moot offering, have been ecu fined mostly to small pir ce 3. Price* have *een very unsettled, and have fl ictua ted between 71.75(2^' .85 and upwards fjr red,the market closing at about *1 8'(&’.85 for good quali'.y. Rceived since cur last 27/190 buthe’s. Bacon— Therehavebeen ve*y f.*w opfrations thir week in this article. Prices for both ►‘■ ides and Boulders have llictuat'd bitwesu 14)4@14 cents, the maiket c’.o.-ing yesterday at the latter figu e. • Salt - tore 1 :s havecommandtd th’s week sl/.0<3il 80 Yeste.day (here was an arrival of 3Hd)eacks,a Email por tion of which char g- dbonds at f 1.20 per nack. Contracts havebeen made for future delivery at |1 per tack. Sugars— The transactions, so far as we have been ab’e tolearn, have be.n limited io 5 hh ’s. Muscovado, the on y lot we.believe infi s*. hands at 7% to 8 cen s. Coffee —There was a sale a‘. auc ion tfcii week of up wards of 4 KM) bazs Rio, received direct, which m/ere taken in lots, at 11 to 12 cents; a v out £7(H> bigs brought witbia the range of 11<2* - cents Molaseea - We h ive no iranractions to report. Gunn j C cth— At out 20b ba es have changed hands at 16toT6tfc. Hope —We hav *n ) transactions to repent. Common We t. rn i« worth f;om Bh(Q)BXc.; good and prime quali *’ ■: -J —We note u- cp-vrarOf 4T'O this, o: v which have been sold at 42 to 44 cent a in ity. jtUcc/uxngr -.c ug bu materia.-v v!it>a«i. Fr’ whiv b ralej *» the ope Bin# of tbo we ;k ai 9>#(S>3X c -.n ck*e • at SXQ'J & "ent. PV-e!g7Ut— The ra c t * L v.rpoul cent 1 cues to ft: nd r.t ,Sd for Cottou ir. squire bags. The opening -ate >Us vre was' tor Co.to: 1 , but the week r!»>£ at l.?Yi?. — * Coast wii* - !.< • ■ improved ine ©l*’ jg rate*. d -i ■ cents tor Wnea ,co ctn spi r carrei suu ij cetiU per bag tor Flour, and in sailing vessels Ct tton and Wheat 9 cents. special Notices. WILLOW WARE MiHITc ACTOBY. C3»~ We, the ui:drraigttrd, have by ppecial in' ita - c Mr. YATBB, at his s op, for the purpose of examining his W LLOW WARES, and wc have no hcsita ton in p T ono’- noing them far superior, and according to quality, 50 per cent cheaper than any ihing that baßever been brought so tbs city frcm ite Forth. Judg s of Wil’ow Ware aro ic vited to cab tnd ex miDe for them* te ves. Willow OaTriages, Market Baskets, Cradles, Ac. bough, at his it.re,and manu'actured at his shop, are kept io complete repair f:r ix months, free of expense. Mr. Yates, i t order to do his work and customers justice, works sixt en hour? out of tven y four. Such honest in dustry as this, exhibited by a man that is ertire-y blind, not only deserves, but will shortly cernm tnd the patron age of all- Store and shop on the south side of Broad streot, and opposite the lower Market. Respecifd ly submitted. Wm. U Howard, E. B. Glaeccck, li J. Sibley, Tho-.. White, W. F, Starr, James A. Gr y, Wm. II Go: drich, C. T. Rich, J. 3. Smith. oct2-dlwiw3t KiIIKLANI) as a candidate for the Bhenffilty cf Burke county at the election io January next. Mary Voters. Butke court*y, Sept. 24, 1855. sep*26 pCT Mr. Editor:—Pl.fse announce JAMES H. DANIEL, Kgq., as a candidate for Receiver of Tax Re turns from Burke county, at the ensuing January election, and oblige Many Voters, Waynesboro’, Sept. 1, 1855. sep2£* Mr. Editor Please announce the name of JAMKB F, NAVY as a suitable candidate for the office of Receiver of Tax Returns for Burke county, at the next Jan ary e'ection, and oblige [sepSO] Many Voters. Mr. liditor:—Plea e announce J. W. REESE as a candidate f ,r Rec*iv _r of Tax Returns of Burke county, at the election in Januarynex% and oblige, sepSl* Many Votbrs. MT To tho Voters of JefTtrtou County : —Fellow- Citizens I—l am a candidate for election to t~e office of Sheriff, in January next, and respectfully ask your sup port. [octTj JESSE T. MULLING. jy To the Voters ot Jr tier ion County :—Tellow citiseoe?—l am a candidate for election to ihe office of Clerk of the Superior C urt, in Janca-y next, and re spectfully ask your support. WM A. HAYLES. CctT t-# - To the Voters of Jefferion County Fellow citizens!—l am a Candidate for re-eection for Ordinary and Clark of the Inferior Court, in January next, and re spectfully ask your support. octT NICHOLAB DIEHL. GRAND LODGE OF GEORGIA. The Auuual brand Ccuininntcs ttoo f the M. W. Gran? Lodge of the Rate of Gtorgis, will convene at the Masonic Hall, in ihe city cfMacca on TU-.BAV, the 80th <f wotcoer, mat. au Subordinate Lodge 3 will take due no tice thereof, and be represented as usual in the Grand Communication. By order cf the M. W. M. S. KOSE.G. See’/. fcS?" I>r. li. 14. Thayer, No. SO, North-sireet, above | Arcb, Fhi'.ad'phia.Pa. Particaiar attention paid to the j treaimen? of Chr juic Disease:. j -hose living at adiitanoe,can be successfully treated i wr.tiTig ahl gUing a minute deicript on of theircytrp | lom3 - Many are the cases which have -een raised from the invalid’s chair to sound health in this way, and where Ihsve never seen the patient. AHc ma»a.catioaspro»ptl7 attended to. Pleise ad iresi as above. Boots aui bhoe, f, r F »1I Trade.-The sub ser bers have : ov in store a Krge and well elected stock of BOOTS acdSHOEd, for Fall and Winter trade, corset ing of every var iety usually kept ic their line. Cur s ock of Negro BROGANS, House Servants* Kip BROGANS, and J Women’s Leather BOOTS, wil be very larg-,and of every j qua i:y,f-cm the lowest to the highest p-.ce. Cask, or ! proept-paying custom rs, will find our G:eds as lew as ; any boose in t e city. CLABRE A ROYAL. sep2s<lAwlm Cheap Carpets.—WlLLlAM SHEAR has re ceivtd this dey, per steamer, fr m Few-York, a supply of Bru'seis CARPETS, of new and beautiful styles. LbO, Superior Three-Ply CAEPETS, of rich and spieadid patterns, and all at very low priess. The public are re spectfcllj invited to call and examine the assortment, s p2s dtwlw A Music and French Teacher Wanted.—A «•. o is a- accompSshed Tester cf MUSICand YSENCH can obtain a good situation ani liberal salary by aprbieg to the Bdi;or erthe Chronicle * Se-.tin.-, butiog terms at-d giriog sati-factory references. auS-twAwtf J . M. ke-.y * C , Under the Cntted Stale. Ho.« are no. teeing opening tbelr 1,9 and W iters ock cl Meaand Beys' OL THING. and can an irntLh be eurpa sed in Georgia. Cai. and cob - _ eep6 - 1 »>* taiaafac -sg m Nee-York, and reetiring weekly, ler s eaaer a fin. new stock of OLOTH-N3 and Geotieaen's Famish! ~L ' C " ? CTer » de * : 'letisn. Pub,-enable Ganae f made to or.er a the best style, No. W Prcad stree icll*? ' H °‘ a * JoHti J - CLAYTON. BT*Slks at Ward B.rchsrd <fc Co'.—lnpeira Biaca SILKS,of Saperi.r Mabufacettre, aU Grades. Eie gant Teir.t Brocades.and Moire Aotiiue BILKS in Black and Oohsrs. Mp t„ iiRY GOODS. Hiw 600D8 NOW on hand a yo: d atock of CLOTHS, CAB3TMEREB and VESTINGS, which wiil be made to -rd»r in su perior style, Al£o. , A oodllock fREAI/T MADE CLOTH-NS rs the »er. ‘ teat make And fltisb and a fine atccko'fitilßTß, UNDER - GARMENTS, SOASEt’, COLLARS, TIES, Buck and K ! GAUNTLETS, Woolen and Kid GLOVE-, % HOSE, ECS- , PEKDEK-. Ic ,aI of wbitk ail! oe so il on rcatonade ' terns. [cct’ij J.A.VAM WINKLE. SMBB.IDEmS. TSTILLIAM feHKAU css received this day front V > v ew y 0 -k a iditionai supplies of LADIEa* WORKED COLLARS and CNDERoLEEVEc, of beautiful styles. Also, Lades’ MOURNING COLLARS and UNDER SLEsVKS, in setts— to wlich the a tect cn ol the pu H: is respectfully ipvited. cctl* ] BLACK 81 iK VELVET FOB LASIX s' BAEQUES. ] WILLI AOl SHh VB has received this day from ( New York, EXTRA RICH BLACK SILK VELVET for LADiEi’ BASQUES Also, an additional sa ply of , LADIE;* CLOTH CLOAKS, of te» and eleyant style*, to *hi 4 b tie attention cf the public isrespectful.y icriud. octfS. TJ THE Tu ADS WM. O. PllltK At < 0., Drapers and Tailors, have recrivtd a complete assortment of BTTFONB, OORDa, BINDINGS, BRAIDS, CANVASS, and ail TRIMMINGE required ty the to sell at the lows : r&tetj. cctli ENGLISH CARPET i. FI7ILLIAM toHKAB has receive 1 this day from New f V York, English Brussels CARPETS,of small patterns, suitab e 'or Pari jts ann Bed room#, and a: very low prices. The public are resp;C fully requester to call and examine the assortment. ccA-dtwAw LADIES’ CLCAKS. TTTILLIAM SHE AR has received this day from New W Y rk, Ladies* Cloth and Ei k Velvet CLOAKS, of new acd elegant ttylee. —AT 80— Ladies' Cloth TA LM AH, of the latest sty er, to alt of which the atten ion of tht public is respectfully invitee 1 . cc.ll’-dtwAw NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS WILLIAM H. CRANK has ;usi returned from New York with a ltrge assortment of fall and Winter D3Y (:OOD6, and as he idbe s tJ the cash sys tem he i enabled to se’l h'rs GOODts a* a smaller profit than thore doing a urines*. He would mpect fnlly iervit ib'.se *to wish to purchase for cash, tog ve h m a cad, as hs ha* many bargains to’cff r them in Choice Goods __ o-0-dAwlm LADIES’ MOURNING CLOAKS AND I ALMAS, \iriLIJ4M isHKAKhas just received a supply of v V irtiotr CLOAEB *nd TALMAS of new ,nii b«ia:i 1 style!, to wh ot*‘.be attention of me public . ia reaptcfc .-dy -nv 044 dtwiw L D: LALLRRBTEDT MAS recemsd a 'arge assortment of Ri fc Moire Aa- j Uqae ar<i \ eivet *H OAKS , new and e.e*ant styles I ofßitkwiH U-otbOLOAB . Also, apkadfd Motes lififit ) { eILKfc; Bcr Flounced uOikS ; Wstwred. »od ; Praia i>i ck SILKS, to which no invites attention. ENGLISH PRINTS. WILLIAM bithAil has jus received from Nc* York a eu. p’.y or English PRINTS, of n-w and beau tiful *tsl» s, suitable or the Fall season. Also, superior Me-rimaCi and other Amer can PRINTS, of the latest itvles. siep’iS-dtwAw NEW FALL GOODS. BROOM AAUURKLL are n w in rec :ipt of, and h ve opened, a large portion of their Fa-1 and Win ter purch ses, acd are low prepared to exhibit to their fr ends and the pub ic, a handsome and varied assortmant of STAPLE and FANCY DK\ GOODS : embracing almost every ar icle usua'ly kept in a Dry Goods Store. Their pooiiwiil be offered at very low prices, and thsirprices wiil romp ire favo ably with the lowest and the cheapest Their stock of DOMESTICS, KERSEYS, BLANKETS and House-fcervant’s GCOLB, is very full. To all of wh ch they world call a tention, aid resp.ct.ully eolicit a share cf publ e patronage. b!9 NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODB. ALKXANDKIi a WRIGHT have received, and are < ffering u;.on the most accommodating terms, and at low prices, a very large stock of new and desirable Goods, suited to the season, —BCOH as— French, English and American PRINTS, GINGHAMS ; Rich French Printed D’LAINES; Eng’h and French MERINOS andD’LAINES, all colors; Plai t Raw 81 1 K 8 at d French Cashmere PLAIDS; EMBROIDERIES, a very great variety, embracing all ihe newes: styles and designs ; Plain, Embroidered ana Dotted Swiss MUSLINB; Pi ia CAMBRICS, JACONETp, Mull and Nainsook MUSLINS; French B3ILLI ANTES ; India, Cambric and Farniture DIMI1Y; Sup. Irish and Pillow case LINENS; Table DAMASKS and CLOTHS, DIAPERS and TOW ELS ; Sup’r. GauseSilk Warp and real Welsh FLANNELS ; White and Red FLANNELS,aII quail'ies; Silk *mi Ctt n HOSIERY; Kid end Silk GLOVES; GAUNTLETS; HKI’A; RIBBONS; LACEd, Ac., Ac. Also, a complete ssrortment of Goods for Servants* wear eu h as Plaid LIMDSEVB; Marlboro PLAIDS and STRIPES; Manchester GINGHAMS. cep2o dAw LU. L %LLKii&'IKl) I' ha* received a ctube lot of • Be l BLANKETS, SHEETING, Pillow,Gotten and Linen ; Bleached acd Brow SHIRTING ; MERINO, CABSL>!ERES and rATINETS; al kind* of Red and Wh te FLANNEL ; Georgia PLAINS, and every style of Goods for Negro Clothes; OdNABURGS and STRIPES. Prices warauted o suit. sep2s NE W E ttLBROIL ERIKS. WILLIAM bHKAII has received thie day, from Ncw-kork, a supply cf new EMBROIDERIES, among which are Ladies’ Muil'.n COLLARS, of beautiful styles; Ladies* Mu-liu UNDE and Worked Jaconet BANDS: French £ col oped COLLARS, a new and beautiful article fu.r Mourning; White Crape COLLARS for Mourning, of new and beau tiful styles To all of whicu the attention of the Ladies are respect fully invited. sep?9 dtwAw WILLIAM H. CRANE HAN just received by express fr .m New-York, the fol lowing Geo s, suitable .or the pres.-nt season, to which he wou’dcsll attention : Ner, styles Per ian Clf ALLEYS: “ BAREGE DELAINES; BUck and Col’d Velvet TRIMMINGS; h conet EDGINGS, INSERTINGS ard BANDS; llaacsomu Wot kel COLLARS, very cheap ; French COLLARS,trim’■ with Thread Lace; Mound g “ and SLEEVES; Ladies’Zephyr SCARF**: Bl’ic, Whito andCoi’d KID GLOVES; Silk and L. C HANDKERCHIEFS, Ac. s*p2l SIIK3! SILKS! AT GREAT BARGAINB. ALK.VAXDK.It dk WIUCJHT are offering a large lot of PUid, 8 riped and Brocade at^ex^eed- V; KN Z KRTIHGS. fLUA.'J bH A't na« r* <1 this day from New - York, an tdiluoni! vt yr f superl.r 12-4 LiNfiN iIEETINLt, which he ** at t-« - j .L#o An r.s£',noeiit of' ew »•: e FALL PRINTS, to a» of } which he reepec ifnllv in • the attention of the public. au2<~ttwA CARPETS WILLIAM bHKAIt has rtCcivei this day from New York, Bup:rior Three PI/ CARPETS of new and i beautiful styles, also Rich Chenille RUGS at low prices, to which the attention ol the public is respectfully invited. Beptl4-iltwAw BUCK chally. WILLIAM bHKAII has just received from New York Plain Blsc's CHALLY of superior quality, a beaut'ful article for Ladies’ Mourning Dresses. Also, r Plain B ack BILKS, of superior qual ty, and at very low . pr ces to which the attention of the public if respectfully ) invited. sl-dtwAw HOSIERY AND GLOVES. r QAA D*'ZK.\ Ladies’White Cotton HOSE, assorted; tjyjyj 8.0 d zea do. Slate do. do.; 200 do. do. Brown do. do.; t 201 do. do. Mixed do. do.; 95.) do. Misses’, ass rted in price and col r: 500 do. Men's Br wn and mixed half HOSE; f 0 do. A exandcr’s and bajious Kid GLOVES; , . 20 (?o. Gent’s GLOVES, assorted; A full supply of La ie*’ and Childrens’ Bilk and Woolen GLOVi.B. Just received by DICKEY A PHIBBS, 1 se!»ls n“Xt to B nes A Brown’s Hardware Store. Iliibli 1.1 Aft >ib.—l case bup’r. fine Shirtirg LINEN; Linen TO WELS in buckabac; Rus lan DIAPER; Crash, Bird eye DIAPER; NAPKINS; DOILIES: Brown and Beached Table DAMASK, Ac. Just received by eep!s DIOKEY A PHIBBS. KKOKO CLOXHB AHD BLASKETS. W 11,1.1 411 BIIKAU respectfully inviUß the atten tion olP.anters to h 8 large stock of NEGRO CLOTHS and Whit and Grey NEGKO BLANKEIt*, which he will sell at very low prices. auß-dtw*w ELK. MOTTS. S’LAINSS, CHALLYS, AC. ALKXANIIRIi A WIIIUHT hive just received Lupin’s Blk D’LAINEi, CHALLYS and BOMBA ZINE-; Sup. Bk. SILKS Blk. ALPACAS, Steel and Mixed MOtt Aids, Mourning G'NGHAMS.BI k and WH Mourning SITTS, Muslin and Cambric COLLARS and SLEEVES, Alexander’s Kid GLOVES and GAUNTLETS, Ac., to which they invite attention. _ ouv6 SILK'-, MERiNOKS AM J MCSIIN DELANES. WII.LIAAI H. CtIANB would call attention to the foiiow.i g GOuDS, just received : I Nightingale strip’d SILKS, (entirely new styles.) low Priced S.rip d SILKS ; Plaid Raw do beautiful colors; Rea! French MERINOES, very cheap ; Btfip’d and Fig’d MUSLIN DELAINES; French Plaid OASUMEREd. se9-dAw _ MOHAI DR SSES. WILLIAM H. Oil AX K ha? just received some beautiful Mohair HEAD DR*SSES, of d fferent sty ’es, to which he c ills attention. e9 dAw GINGHAM’S, FRIBIB* SHAWLS. J'UST opened acd for tale cheap, Strip’d, Fancy and Brocade GINGHAMS ; Eng. aad American PRINTS; PU.id Bay Staie SHAWLS ; Table acd Piato COVERS; Ladies’Kid and Buck:kin GAUNTLETS; Bro. LINEN. S i I RUNG, TICK! ,G, A«. s jp9-d ■ w WM. H. CRANE. NEW GOODS! SEW GOODS' Ml Ll. Kit 4k WA DBK9V are daily receiving large ar rivals in NEW GOODS Ihey respectfully solicit a call from their customers and the public generally, at suring tham they w.l unusual inducements to buy of f them. BC P tIB EMBROIDERIES. O WJS3 AND cambric: COLLARS ; Swiss and CamCr.c BA N D 8 and FLOUNCINGS ; Do. •o. SI EEVES, new styles: Do. do. EDGING and INBERTINGS; * P ain Linen COLLARS and CUFFS, in lets; T Do. do. CtiEMIZSTTfcS and SLEEVES, in tet?; Write Mourning COLLARS and SLEEVES, in set? ; Buck and White Mourning COLLARS. Juat reviv ed an i for sale by [septlß] DICKEY A PH T BB . "“DOMESTIC GOODS. BLK ACH ED blllKl IM*k, fcm to ISX ceDts; Brcwa da. do. €)i to 12# cents; I.'ue Plaid an I Striped EOMFSPUNB ; 1 B ee DiNHAMS and BED TICKING; While and Red FLANNELS; S Ik Warp FLANNEL, a superior article which wIU be sold low. [seplS] . DICKEY A PHIBBS. J VKW 1100D8.—50 Gentlemen’* Fancy Shirt lN FRONTS; Jett BBACELETS; Bonnet RIBBONS; Dress TRIMMIN J 8: Leather BELTS ; with a great many other articles in the fancy kae. Just receded by iep ls DICKEY A PHIBBS. ~ SHIRTS AHD COLLARS. J LBT rectivei a fresh assortment cf SHIRTS and COLLARS, consisting in part of Ruffle Eoscm axd W nstband SHIRTS; Plain “ Fre-ch u “ Fine “ 44 44 41 French and Engl sh made Standing and Byron COLLARS, seme cf ihem new siyle?, Very neat and desirable. s*pi : _ W. Q PRIOR k CO. CERA? CLOTHING. CALL an 1 examine the remaining portion of my stock t f Ready-maae dammar CIX)THING,which lam now offering at greatly reduced prices t; make room for a new supp y of Fali and Winter Go d —Youth’s and Boys’ Clothing and cheap Clothing for Servants. Also, SHIR tS, DRAWERS, D ANuttERCHIEFS, GLOVES, Ac., constant ly on hand at the old stand of Clayton * Bignon, order Augusta lioteL laos] J. J. CLAYTON. BLAH SETS, NEGRO WOOLENS A OSNABURGB. MILLKK (X WAKRKX have received a superior atoe* of Negro BLANKETS, large anc heavy, ranging in price from T 5 cents to f 2 a Blanket. All Wool Georgia made Ntg*o GvOD?. The best brands of OSNABuBG% which they would be pleased to show to the ♦ > »antsrs visiti g the city. seplß NEW GOODS. *' AVING rented for the present the store next dcor JL.L to Ptckey & Pfcibbs, I am now opening a general at joitmert of Pins, Needles, Hooks and Eyes, Ba=ptnders, Pcari and Button*, Spool Threat, Flax Thread, tewing Silk, Wnale B.one, roaps and Perfumery, Shell Beads, Coial Beads, Jet Braoelrta and Neqkiaces, to ceiher with a large variety of articles not to te found at any other store, which will be sold very low fer cash by au2S-d2w A. BLEAKLEY. CARPETS AT COST. CONSISTING of c mmon and superior American, English, Ingrain,fine and heavy, extra Two and Three-piy, Bt usaeis. Tapestry Velvet; Canton MATTING, 4. 5, 6 and 8-4 Oil CLOIH, Ve'vet and Brusaets Hearth RUG**, Foot MATT.-, Door RUGS, a large variety; ail of w. jeh will bu sold a*- New York cos:, to close out the stock. Those anxious to save their doiars, by buying Carpets at low prices, please caiL T. DUNdAM, septS Successor to J. K Bancroft. REGR J cLUTHS AND BLANKETS yttILLIAM aiihAß has a supply of the v> Acguria Manufartaring Company, acd rchlsy’s Superior NEGRO CLOTHS of different stj les, warnante J all Wool filling, which wi 1 be cold at very lew prices. Also, a aege assortment of White and Gray NEGIO BLAN KETS, to ail ol which, he respectfully invites the atten tion of Tranters. septl9-dtvAw LD. LALLhUeTEDT has received a superior as • iortrrent of Table DAMASK, TOWELI>G, DOW- Lkfc.ia 4 Gotten and Linen SHEETING, Pillow LINEN and Cotton, and a great variety of other Goods roitable for Houee-keepers. 9 HEW STYLES PALL PEIHTS. ALKXANDBR* WRIUHT hire just received a very hands me assortment Dew PRINTS, of new de signs and fast cokrt; Marincro’ PLAIDS a: d 8TRIP18; Manchester GINGHAMS, and a great variety of new and desirable GOOJL?, which they offer at low prices and invite ewami nation. au24 WAREHOUSES. < PHI.YI/T 4 Cl\ Ts> Tr , YYTARKuni*:; ' > ' 1 9 >,v W MSKCHAKTS, Aagmfs, Geo , the above bujine» >= - r -\ rr r J* thei r c -; 1 stand, and solicit c r-s -amtutsef Cotton ard Produce.— Their etiic: person j.- - ■• nt. 1 " devoted to bas aessa. 1 Advt nets madi'Ot- cotlo 2 ncu Produce inarire, w en ( re ?'ha-'aL c ~stom»!T ra'ea of the cite. Office and Sales j ! to m on J.ek— atiee*-. near t:.e Glote Hotel. < I raanzT. K - p - Ctirros. , 1 Angiut •. F-jptember i' ) , IS*.&. Eepl6-4ct i J & E£BSS3, \TI7 -t IiEHODe I AKD COM.MICBIOH j Yt 'MKCHAKia, AUGUSTA, fill for former patronage, won d reapeet.'nlly rn-MW | form their frienis ard ;he pnblio, that they .till continue to transact a GFNEBALWARSHOUBS AND COMMIS- 1 SION BUSIN K-o in «11 ts branchea, at thrir old stand cn ' the corner of Beyn 'd and Waanington .treete, and weald Boiicita aha-e of p tronage. Their entire atten tion wil be devote. to the interest of their ns omers. ' Order* carefn ly ailed st the lowest market preer. 1 Adeancej ma it when cteired on Produce ia s.v re. Charge* in acccrdjacs with the regularly established rates of the city. JAg. M. DYE, Augu.s! bent. let. 1355. WM. K. BABNES. , J. J. PEAKtE, WABBHOIBB ABO fcO.WMISBIOM MeBOH aNT, Aueua.a, Oa , wil, continue KMAjj the Warehouse a d Commi* ion B--»in«. in the«J^« extensive Brick War bouse, re ent'y occupied by B tail A i EtcTail.ouO mp tll itrett,near L. Hopkicsand b.es.ra, i Bones A Brown’s Hardware Store. 1 Hit personal attention given to the S'orage and Sale of , Cotton and other Pro uce consigned to tin care. Ordert forßagr ne, R- pe and Family Supp us furmahed at tie lowest matk’t prices. Cash advance- nude on Produce in store Commits on* lor selling Cotton, 25 cents per bale. - f 1 ! : JIFifUS & C(WHUSKS, tractors ash commission >i«R-] A 1 CHANTS Chitleston, So Ca —Tbe under-, sgnhi having Torred a Ccpa-tner.hlp for• ihefi-sca transaction of a GtINESAL FaCTOKa L AND CumMio SION BUSINESS in tin c tv or Crarleston, S. C., under the Lame of JFPTEBS A COP d RANS, beg leave to offer theii- services to their friends and the public generally, - e 1 evkg that the long experience of two of He par ners in the Felling of Pr.race generally, wi 1 enable them to do as wefvforth-ir patrons asany other house in t .e city. Psrticuler a'temioj wllbe g ven to tne -a eof Co ton, 1 FI ur, Grain, Ac., and the Receiving and Fo w.rdmg Bu sines , as also the Tu chteing cf Goods to order. Inall iDstances, our charge will be in accordance with cuttom, excepting Cotton, which wiTJe so.d for a tv cents percale. Hi>Kx L. Jtrrui% P WADE 8. COTHRAN, JOHN R. COTHRAN. ' Ghaitealor. , Pept.90,1855. iep2l»diwl«n _ £aO. L. A\DKKSOK, WAUKHOI AN SI COMMISBIOK * ) MLit .il kN l‘. Reyncli strvtt, Augusta i Gh , oegn .oxvr o in o*m tis friendi and ihe ' lie gener.'l'y, V>at he ha j taken tbe large Brick Y> ~ e hou«e, on north side of Reynold street, for the purpose of ! | transacting a GENERAL WAREHOUSE AND COMMIS- | BION ; llis strict personal attention will be given to the Storage I acd e;-.'e of Co *o- Wb« t, Corn, Fleur, Baton and Fro- I dace genera iy, »uu to **v«. iviog anu Forwarding Goods. Advances made, when desired,'on Produce in stort. aeptl4 S. D. H AED, WTABEHOISK AND COMMISSION YV MERCHANT, Augu ta,Ga— bg* will continue the above bußioes3 ia al‘ branches, at his old stand, (Fire Pjoof luildiugs,) ei i Bide of Molntoeh street, where he solicits the patronage cf the publ o generally. H s stri:t personal attention will be given to the Storage and Sale of Cotton, and all ether Produ'e. Orders for Bagging, Rope ami F imily Supplies, careful ly filled, and at lowest m*rke’. prices. The usual accommods tions extended to customers. Sept. Ist, 1855. 8. D. HEARD. septll-d*w4m BEALL A STOViiLL, GROCERY MERCHANTS, AUGUSTA, GA., WILL continue the Grocery business in all its branches, at their Old Stand, on Br.iad street, opposite the Planters' Hotel. Ourgtock of Groceries will at *ll time* be large, the as sortmeDt complete, acd particult ly * pled to Planters’ trade—a liberal snareof which v» so long enjoyed, and hope still to receive. WM. Aj. bEALL, JOHN W. L. STOVALL. beall Stovall, WAitbiiClHK AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Augusta, Ga.-Will con-Ej|M| tinue the Warehouse acd Commission Business, in all its branches, acd have remove •! to the Fire-Proof Warehouse adjoin ng M. P. fctovall.on the corner oi Jackeon and Elis stre.ts, nea r theG.obe Hotel. tonsiKnments cf Cotton, Baccn, Grain, and other Pro duce solicited. All Cotton consigned to us will besoln »t the Warehouse, where one of the firm may at all times b-. found. Commission Jor selling Cotton will be V 5 cents per bale. WM. M. IEALL, August 1,1865. JOHN W L. STOVALL. hu 26 WHITLOCK, COSkLKfc E CO., WABKHOUSB AND COMMISSION MER- xrr^. CHANTS, AUGUSTA, GA., take method of informing their 'ri-nds and the lie, that they continue busmess in the . ame Fire-Proof Warehouse on Campnell-street- Their personal attention is given to the storage and Bale of Cotton and other Produce consign ed to them. Orders for BAGGING, ROPE, and FAMILY SUP PLIES carefully purchased at the lowest market prices. CASH ADVANCES made on Produce in store when de sired. J. W. WHITLOCK, JOUNCOSKERY, A. J. WHITLOCK. August 2S, 1555. au2S-w3m tiILHAJH «. ASK.LV, WAUKHOUbft AND COMMISSION cj-ynN MERCHANTS, Augusta, Ga. H iving as sociated ourselves together for the purpose transacting a general WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION BuSiNKSb, we have taken the comraodidhs Fire Proof Warehouse on Reynold street, (recently occupied by Flatt A Gilham,) where we will be pieased to serve all the friends of the cldcoccern, and as many new ones as may choose to give us their patronage.—pUdging ourselve-. that their interest shall not buffer in our Particular atten tion will be given to the selection and forwarding of Baj ging, Rope and Family Supplies. Commission for selling Cotton will be 25celts per bale. The usual Cash Advances made on Produce in Store. T. A. GIUHAM, of Oglethorpe county. F. E. ASKIN.of Taiiaferro county. August 22,1555. SIHPSOIV & GAKIfIV Lit, WARKHOLHK AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Mclntosh-street, Augusta, Ga., will continue the Warehouse and Commis-NflHB Bion Business in their Fire-Proof Building on McintosD •treet, a at i H-brwuuht *, »..a teutionto t .e lutertiatr * al p an busir ess m incur hands, to merit pubi c fa^or. Orders for Bagging, Rope «xi.J Family Supplies filled at th 3 lowest "Market prices auflam-da sLcn rcuuir»;d on Produce ir? nore. J. u F -uji. ! J. k.ii • au'iS ? _ HAttPKR C BRISO.V, WAH IHOlrii AND COMMASSIC-re rrvyw. MERCHANT, Broad Street, u.tia ’ will give his personal attention to th j Sale andMfflßisfl l fctorage of Cotton and other Produce. Also, to Receiving and Forwsrdmg Goods. Or cers for Fau.ily Supplies promptly attended to. fc advanced when required on Produce in . tore. sept 2 JAiwtNovl COTTOH "WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. I rpHK uedersigned have taken into \ r 1. thip CHARLES W. DOUGHTY. The Cotton Factorage and Commission bus ness will be here flfißßH after conoUcted under the firm of DOUGHTY, BEALL & 00.,at ther well known stand (F.re proof buildings on Jackson-6treit. Their undivided attention w 5 ’ 1 be given, ' as hereteftre, to the interest of their cusiome’-a and friends. Liberal a ivances made on Cotton in store. Ohargtsin accordance with tbe customary rate of the City. DOUGHTY A BEALL. Augusta, August 29,1915. w4m 1 SB. P. STOVALL, 1 YTrAKKIIOUSK AK IJ VV MERCHANT, Augusta,Ga.,bcgs leave to in'orm h s friends and thw public that he con ; tinues the Warehouse and Commisib n Business, in all its , branches,m the extensive FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE, l on Jackson-street, nearthe Globe Hotel. His strict per sonal atteotion «iU, as heretofore, he given to the storage and sale of Cotton, Grain, Flour Bacon, and Pro uce generally. He will, when desired, make liberal cash ad varce? tnproduce in store. * Orders for Farr ily Supplies, rag r,g, Rope, Ac., will be \ promptly and carefully Ailed at the lowest matket prices. I aul9-twkw Thcs. P. Stovxll, Jos. H. Stovall. THOB. P. STOVALL & CO. GKNKKAL COMMISSION MERCHANT Augusta, Georgia. We would respectfully 1 Inform our friends and patrons, that we still con tinue the Commission Business at our <ll stand, where we give our personal attention to consignments of Cot • ton, F our, Bacon, Crain, and all descriptions of Produce sent us. Orders carefully filled, and advances, either carh or by acceptances, made on Pro .u:ein store, or v-hen Bills of Lading accompany drafts. Cotton stored in a Fire Proof Wa reheuse. sept 6 6m J. A. ANSLKk, General commission and produce MERCHANT, Augusta, Ga., Office on Broad street,opposite Union Bank, will give prompt and personal attention to the eale of Bacon, Lard, Grain, Flour, ; Cotton, and all articles cf Merchandise consigned to him. Also, to the lorwarding of goods for theinterior and North ern markets, at the customary rates. Liberal advances either in cash or by acceptances,ma< e on articles in store, or when Bills of ■ ading accompany i drafts. Refers to Baker, Wilcox A Co., M. A B. Wilkinson, J. ’ Fargo, Cashier, Augusta, Ga.; Hand, Williams A Wilcox. Thos. Trout A Co., Charleston, S. C.; Wm. Duncan, Padei ford, Fay A Co., F. T. Willis, Savahnah, Ga.; Storges, Bennett k Co.,New York; J. C. Wilson A Co., D. Stuart A Son, Baltimore; Wood A Son, New Orleans; C. B. Wel bone, D<on,Ge.; Grenville A Sample,Chattanooga, Bearden, Son A Co., Knoxville, Tenn.; 8. K. Reeder, Att [ ens,Tenn.; W. B.Shapard A Co., Berry A Demovil'.e, Nash* Tllle, Tenn. B 2 f ■--- ’ • - ■ ■ LAND FOR SALE. THKsubjcriber, wlshiDgto change his mode lift, ha? concluded to offer for eale his valuable Ho tie PLANTATION, conlaiEing nearly tbre hundred acree of the first choice of Pme and Swamp Land; lyteg on the Ogeechee river, four miles from the to* n of Lo isvi le. Aiy one w.sh'Dg to purchase Land, canno*, ?ertw.inly, hrip being forcibly struck with the fsc.lilies afkrded in such a place as I am o ering for sae. Is convenient Distance from cur pleasant little town of Lou svi'le, ough t to be a grand inducement f.rpers ns wish .sg in purch use; and another stillgievter inducement is ts proximity to a set of the best team *illa —bet . Saw and Grist—in the • coarty. Tte Plancatio-x is under good rep dr. and h3* a .* comforUb’e Dwelling, Negro Houses, new; Corn Cribe, * Mule Shelters, " agon Shelters. *tab:cs, Ac . are all new. In fine, the P-antation embraces all the neceftary requi litea for health, farming, Ac. e 1 here ii an aoundarce of Corn and Fodder on tbe place ‘o so; ply it, which I will sell on accommodating terms. Stock can a’so be had cn the pla e, if desired, t aDy one wishing further nformation, can obtain it by ; addressing, at LouisviHe. Ga-, r FREEMAN A. ARRINGTON. Pine Valley, t ept.19,15!5 sip26-t DBl FOR SAL? . AH the first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next, aTDahlon* 3 V / ega, Ga , GOLD MINES AND FARMING LANDS. Also, TOWN LOTS ia Dahlo ega, belonging to the Es tate of Joseph J. ficgle'.on, deceased, late of Lumpkin county, 6i-, comprising the fcllowi g Lota of 40 acrer each, among which are many ctlebrau d as Mineral Lands, » contain ng GOLD, IRON AND COPPER. Numbers 75T, 760. 7:0. 7:2. 783, 754, 626,527, 828,829, 830, &31, 632, rbß, 834, 675. 620, 861, 659, 897, 595, 900, 9J2, 9 9, 920. 921, 959, three -1 fourths of 925, undivide i ha'f of 921, one-fourth of 944, r i4S thre*-N urtfcs of 949, 944.952,963, 1060,1161, \ 1032,1084, 1067,1C74,11* 9 1110, 11 1, 1112, ha sos 1125, 1126 127—a1l in the 12. h di* rict anJ let section. Also. » 469,504, half cf 54.5 half of 580, 6 acres of 581,508, 18th district and lstaeetioj. north half. r The fol.&wing Lots in the own of Dahloncga. viz: Nos. Si, 69,38, 85, 85, 49,50,51, 5 , 53, t 4, 55 , 64, 65 66, one acre cf 965. ’ Many cf the atove Lr ts have been exten-Ive y worked r for Gold and proven va‘a«b!e. Iron of the fiat-s*. charac f ter about ds in large quantities, and tte tests for Qcpper have b ea very e coaraging. We invite tht attentio- cf the public to an examination ; of these Lands Before ih. day of sale. Terms cash 1 Refer to A. G. WIM?E>, i , Augj t 23,1558. M P. f Aim rs . COP A&TN ££ SHIP, THK endersigned have farmed a Copartnership under the name of HUDSON jc IVEY, fer the transtcUoa of a general Grocery and Gommijcioa auainess. We ure receivisg our oil stock, to wnici we invite the attention of oar friends, next door below the Union Bank. C. A. HUBBON, formerly With McCord, Hart A (,o. t J. A. IVEY, formerly of the firm o Ivey A Evans. September Ist, 1655. sepl9 dAwlm LAMBETH HOPKINS, WARE HOUSE AND COMM! dr ION M EEC 1 ANT, Auguuv, Georgia, Continues the business : n all its Departments, &30-6mdAw THE PECTORAL ELIXIR. Far Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and aJ DUeases of ths Lungs and Throat. f T'IIIB Compound cannot oe too highij recomcend-d JL for Pectoral Diseases. Its effect is prompt, relieving almost always in the first dose. In Cases of Croup, it acta most power folly, affording relief in a very short time. Those who are t oubied with Coug>.s, Brenchitis, Asthma, Ac- may rely upon With the utmost confidence. Foraale oj WM. H. TUTT, Augusta, dl9-d*wif TCTT A PEL! ETIER. Hamburg. BAtt&IKG, ROPK AND XU INK.—-100 fca e heavy Gunny BAGGING; 100 roil! heavy Gunny BAGGING, 90 yards each; 8"0 co,is prime Bale ROPE; 100 coils Be Cord do.; 2000 pounds TWINE. Frsalelowby jyll-dAw WILCOX, HAND A ANBLEY. A” LCOHOU—S bbls. 95 per “cect.; 10 bbls. 60 per cent., just received by jyi4 WM.H. TUTT, Druggist. CITATIONS FOB LETTERS OF Ai>ill j NISTRATION. GKORUIA, VVTLHKB COL XT Y.—MONDAY AU- : GUST 6,1555. * The Court of Ordinary, for the county of Wilke*, met acc rding to law. G. G. Norman, O dinary. presiding. Thomas Cooper, Gar idlan for ch luren, msk s aj plica tion fjr leave to sell t e Real Fatale belonging to sail chil reD, rep’-erenting to be f>r their inte tit that such •ile'bculd t-eirade; a ditpppiaring lhat Lgal n a tic 2 has b en given of ihis ap » and no objection made, ordered, that he have le veto sell said Real Estate be l nging tofcij raid wards— first advertis ng as the law di rect?. A true copy from the mi antes cf said Court. G. G. NORMAN, Ordina - y and ex-effi :io Cl’k C. O. September 7, 1855 C COLUMBIA COUNTY, OA.—Wherea , Mary Tan- J -• ersly and James Dougherty appl es to me for Letters of Admi r i'tration on the estate o r William A. Avery, 11 te of said county, deceased. Th’. se a*-e therefore to cite and admonish all a' d sing u ’ar, the kindred and creditors of said de-eased to be a r .d appear a my rffl e, within th- time prescribed b? law, to snow c4oj;, if ; ny they have, why arid letters should not ce granted. Givea under my 6a-d a: office ia Appling. 8 V t-.mber 22,1655. 8. CRAW FORD, Ordinary. BOIIGI A, OULhTHOBPB COUNT! .—Where* ts, William T. Howard applies to me for Letters of Guardianship for the pers n and pr peity of L. Am Id,orphan and m ncr of James M Arnold, deceased, uncer the age of fourteen years: Th- se are therefore to cits, summon and adn onish, aU and s ; i»gu)ar, the kindred and; 11 other peraenh concerned, to be and appear at my off ce, within the time pesoribed bylaw, o show esuse, if any they have, why said letters shou d not be grafted. Given und-.r my ha dat offi e. September22,lßss. HENRY BRITAIN, Ord’ny. ICMMOND COUNTY, UKU.—Whereas, John G. DagceJ applies tome for Letters of Admin stra tion on the Estate of Wm. B. Bossy, hve of Edgefiel' Dis trict, 8. C. dec’d: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singu lar, the kindred and creditors of said d eceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said Lettersshcu: not be granted. Given under my hand at office in August sept 28, 1555. LEON !'. AS, Ordinary. Rl( HMOkD COUNTY, GA.—W jereas, Ignatius P. Garvin applies to me for L tters <f Admioistr tion on the *3tate cf Davis B. Hadley, ceceased : These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singu lar, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, 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 begranted. Give; oder my hand at office in Augusta. fiept. 23, 1655. LEON P. DUGAB, Ordinary. YYTAURKN COUNTY, GA.—Where *. J, *l. Tt W.lsoa applies to me for Letters es Adminiaratiou on tiie estate of Maris B. Fooerts,dec’d: These ar. therefore to cite and adm jnirh, all and singa- j ’ar, the kindred creditors of sa.dde eated, be and ap pear at my office within the time preecribod .aw, and } show cause, if any they have, why arid letters sh< aid not . be granted. Ll/en under my baud at office in Warreu»x>r. Fept 29,1865. ARDEN R. MEKSHON, Qrd’y. I IKCOIsN « OUNTY.G A.—Whereas, Allen! il ol- j J li lay a dMra. Mary Zellars, applies to me for letter* I of ion cn tbe rotate of John Zel'arr, late cf sat i county, deceased : These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singu lar, the kirdred and friends of said minors, 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 undei my hand at office in Lincolnton. t'ept. .9, 1655. _ BENJ. F. TATOM, Ordinary. _ RICHMOND COUNTY, GA—Whereas, Wm. H. Uarri9 a'd Lewis N. Harris applies to roe for Letters of Adm uistration o • the estate of Mrs. Sarah Harris, deceased : These are therefore to cite and adme niah, all and sin gular, the kindred ar,d creditors ot said deceased, to be and a; P’ ar at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if aoy they have, why said leiters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office in Augusta. Sept. v 9,1655. 1 EON P. D GAS, Ordinary. RICHMOND COUNTY, GA.—Whereas, Dr. John Clevei Sj’mmes Moore applies to me for le'ttrs cf Guardiansh p ol the property ol Mco e, an orphan acd minor : ’] hese are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singu- e kindred aLd friends of said minor, to be and ap pear at my office, wit in the time pre crifced by law, to show caose, if any they have, why : a-.d letters should not fcegranteL Given under my hand at office in Augusta. October 2,1855. 1 EON P. BUGAS, Ordinary. JKFFfcIIbON COUNTY, HA.—Whereas, Abraham Beasley applies to me for Letters of Adnrin s’.ration on the estate of James Gay, deceased, late of Jefferson county : 'I are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin gular, the kindred and creditors of eaid t’ece«sed to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by ■aw, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be g:anted. (liven under my hand at oH ce in Louiitille October 7,1655. NICHOLAS DIKHL, Ordinary. BftFHliriON COUNTY, GA.—Whereas, Annerson L. 6ammons applies to me for Letters of Administra tion on the es'ate of cammons, late of Jetterson county, deceased : These are thetefere to cite and admonish all and singu lar the kindred and ere itors cf aid deceased to be and appear at my office within the time presorted by law,to thow cause, if any they have, why said lv tters should not be grated. Giv;n under my hand at rffice in Louisville. October 7,1655. NICHOLAS DIEHL, Ordinary. pHOHUIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY.—Wh-re \JT as Richard 8 Savin applies to me for Letters of Guar dianship for the persons an i’property of Henry C. Briant and Wi liam L. Briant, orphans and minors of Br. xten F. B.riant, late of said county, deceased: These are therefore to cite, summon and admonish all and singa'ar The kißdred and other persons concerned, to be and appear at my offi :e within the time prescribed by !ow, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given nder my band at < ffice. October 6,1855. HEN sY BRITAIN, Ordinary. RICHMOND COUNTY, GA.—Whereas, John P. Watson applies to me for 1 tters of Administration cn the estate oi Henry Maddox, deceased : These are therefore to c te and admonish, all and sin gular. the kindred nnd creditor! of said deceased, to be acd app;ar at my offee, within the time prescribed by law to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hard at office in Augusta. Oct. 5,1855 * LEON P. DU n A6, Crjinaiy. * m m? ® ® IBXTITLAKD NURBKRY. TEN THOUSAND CHOICE TREES! JL Plan ing, (1555-’SB) the following desirable ar-2C tides: APPLE?.— A select list, of early, medium and late va rieties, inc’udhg manv of the new and superior Southern harAloforxs 25 ceDtn eaeti *2- per • PEAP6 Dwa-f? and Htapda ds, many cncicc variei - . 60 cents e b : HV p mdre ffxtr* large trees, si. PEAOtIES.—' uecesslon from . f une till Oot »Ver, iu c udfag in. oy cativ 'judi«-.'gs. 23 cents each ; s4optr hundred API* SOOT -. N LOTA KIN *6\ .U- •* OHERIU??, of the i ■ variety's. 50 cex.ts each; A 0 per hundred. j Vl6&- - -r i - lice varieties, fnoiuoing the CeUstiaX, j AUoant, .Buck Genoa, Ac., Ac 50 cents racb. GRAPES —The .«jnuit.>- Catawba, from t> it's Vineyards; also, Weller’s uong, Ac. 60 oentaeaoh ; per hundred. QUINCES~The Orange variety, well rooted and strong PUnts, at >6 cents. STRAWBERRIES —More than thirty choice varie ties, including allthe most desirable. Thee Strawber.y P.ants have been awarded the first premium at the two last F irsof the "Southern Central Agricultural So ciety.'’ Prices, 5J cents per dosen, or from flto $3 per hundred. BLACKBERRIES—The genuine new Rochelle or “Sea cor’ii Mammoth ” B -rries of extra siae and fine flavor.— Well rcoted plants 50 cent* each. POMEGRANATES— I The 6ub-acid, or Sweet variety, at 25 and 50 cents each, according to sise. 03AGE ORANGE PLANTS, for Htdging— a large q - tity of vigorous Plants, of l and 2 years growth, at $5 to gS per thousand. OSIER, OR BASKET WlLLOW—Cuttings of the famous Beveruigii, at $lO per thousand, or $2 per single hun cred. Also, the Viminalis , at $5 per thousand, or $1 per hundred. These Osiers are aho very val. ale f.*r hoop pole?, when two years old from ths cutting. Orders will als'' be received for croice ROSES, ORNAMENTAL SURUBd and TREES, EVERGREENS, VINES, GVEEN HOUSE PLANTS, Ac. The various Railroads diverging in almost every direction from Augusti, sfl'xrd ample facilities for ship ping to any part of the S< uth. Tree* will be carefully packed and iorwarded by Express cr otherwise, with safe ty and despatch. From middle of October until fi st of February is the proper time for trauspl mting—the earlier in the win ter the better Puicbasers wl l be furnished with such (printed) oirections lor the planting and management of Trees, Ac , as will (if strictly follow d) insure success. A dress D. REDMOND, Augusta, Ga. oct4 d£t*tf THE BURKE HOUSE, THK uncersigned h. s opened the above HOUSE, situated oa the corner o? Br Ed and Washing., n jg** Btreels, and ia prepared to eccommodate traarient and pi rmantnt Boarders in as good sti e as a**y other House in ih c ty. This House has undergone extensive repairs, which, together with addi ional rooms and its eligible location, warrants the subscriber in Baying, th at with his best efforts he hopes to make it a comfortable home for business men and travellers. H. D BELL. Augusta, October 6th, 1655. oc7-d&wtf THE AUGUSTA SADDLE AND HARNESS MANU FACTORY. WK have on hand a large Btock of HAR NESS. BRIDLES, TRUNKS, VALIbES and CAR PET BAGS, all ol which we offer ow, and we feel satia fl d with our increased f&c lily for Manufacturing, that wee in compete in s yie, price anl workmanship, with anything eold in this market. Our stock is carefully te* iected, a d nothing but the best materials used through out. Sole, Harness and all other kinds of LEATHER, usually kept in ur business always on hand. Kumbel’s Patent MACHINE STRETCHED, BELTING, OAK and HEMLOCK, of all widths, always on hand at the c d stand of A. Hatch now HATCH A BEGBiP, under the Augusta Hotel. seBU-d&«lm LEATHER MACHINE BELTING AND FACTORY FINDINGS. pATIWr Riveted, stretched and Cemented Leather X Ma hine BELTING, single and doable, all widths, 1 to 24 inches, carried and .-tre.chel by ourselves, qua.ity guarantied. A large stock always on hand. ALSO, Sieam Packing, Copper Rivets and Burrs, RiDg Travel lers, Roller Brushes, Roller Cloth, S'ripper Cards, Pickers, Lag Screws, Lag Leather, acd a variety of Facte ry Find ings. For sale on accommodating terjrs by SHERMAN, JESSUP A CO., No. 841 Broad-st.,2d door west of Bankol Augusta. au2l-dAtw3m GREENWAY INSTITUTE. Classical and English School—Male and Female. AT THOMSON, GA r I'IIB undersigned, having permanently legated as JL MTeacbets respectfully tolici the patronage ot their friends and tbe public generally. Ft c-ui years cf experience in teaching,and a constant a ter tion to the duties of iheir profession, they flatter them selves the t the system of instruction which they are low prepared to give students pursuing a regu ar classical course, cannot be rurp&ssed r y any similar institution in the State Tc parent#, therefore, designing to give their sjna a Collegiate education, th ir servi es are especially tender d, since a tho ough acquaintance with theprepara tory Btudies is icdispensaoe to the student’s progress throughout his whole course. In their Acad* my pupils will be prepared to enter the higher class* s ot College, or ii preferred, thorough:* instructed In a more practical and business course. The accessibility, health and quietness of their location— its freedom from scenes and causes oi dissipation—induce them to hope for a continuance of that liberal patronage which for so many years they have not failed to secure. A strict regard will be paid to morai tramia . tbe general deportment of each pupil caaeluliy observed. The Academie. 'or tre Ma e and Female pupils are sep arate—also, their Boarding Houses. It is that pupiis be boarded with the Teachers. Board, tuition, luei, washing, Ac., per term, |BU ; lights excepted. Tuition Fee, per terns,s2o. Semi-annual Examination the Ist of June. Visitants solicited to attend. FEMALE SIPAHTMOrr. Primary Class (per term) sio 00 B*coni Class, “ 15 00 Third Class, u 2o 00 French and Drawing (-:xtra). 500 Music, per term, (initr-ment included) .20 00 The pupils are expec.ed to .urnmh their own lights, or for item an txtra charge will be made. Z. C. RICHARDS, A. M., Principal, J. R. WILSON, Ass stan’ MISS A. M. R CHARD 6, Assistant Teacher in Female Lepsrtment. MRS. J. C. RICHARD-, Teacher of Drawing and As-.’t. Teacher of Mutic. MR. FTRNEiSEL, Prof. UMoaic. N. E.—Board, with many respectable families, at from eight to twelve iollar- per monte. oct!0 d2wAwly FUR SALE. A TRACT OF LAFD in Richmond county, contain ing 98 acre?, ten of which is cleared and under fenc ng, with a comtcrtabie Dwelling House, 2 miles from the Ge rgia Railroad, and seven mlcs above Augusta, being good Pine Land, and on which there ia 25 acre* of first rate £ warn p Land, which, if cleared, would produce up wards of 5o bushels of Ccrn to th acre. The p ace is vsry healthy, and a p easant summer reside ce, with a first rate Spring of Water, acd a fine range for stock. Il cot sold at private sale, will te sold at pub ic sale, at the Low er Marke: House on the first Tuesday ia OCTOBER next. For terms, applv on tte premia** ts septlß-d 1 w*wt'-• CALEB J. MADDOX. LANDS FOR BALE. THK subscriber offers for sale 80,000 acres of LAND, situated in Lee, Baker aod Peoghortj counties, in bo riea of 250 to 2uw acres each, a part of whi~h are im proved and ic cdtivaticn. The*e Lands ba7eoeen selected with great care, and .-oh.prise Eomeoftr e very choicest Oak and Hickory, acd Pine Lands ic the Southern country. Persons in other parts of this or the adjoining States, wishing information in regard to the Lands or the coon try. can ob’*in it by addretaiag w CHEEVXB . t»- Whan absent. Mr. Y. S. Boat wiH act aa mj who ran at all time, be fennd at ths office ol BUna * ° Ahiany, April Si, 1564. anSAtwAwlf Lit Altai A*DVomi!~ IB hhda. choice Keffned 80GAB8 ; go •* fair New Orleans and Porto Rico BUGASe» 800 bagi Rio COFFEE yor aale low by anaß-(IAW WILCOX. HAND * ANSLICI. f ’HOICK t.OBHK* °xUOKMOm“* \J received by footlO-dtl ] EStW A JUOHMOMD. PUBLIC SALES. I'HKHlrf’s SALK wtll te sold, oa | i : the first Tuesday in NO FMBKR next, before The Coat t-houpe door in the town of W aynesboro’, in sa ; d ! county, wfthin the üß'a■ rouis of silo, a Girl j name i Nancy, about 16 ears eki, of light comp'ectn n : Levied cn as the property of Andre Des ry, by >irt. of tvo ti. fas. issued from ti»e honorfble Inferkr Co rt oi said county, ia l'avor of Ezra F. Wood A to. and James H. Carter, survivor of James H. Carter Co. vs. A : re Desery and A J - Laseter. Property pointed o. tbyA- - dre L'e;ery,this 4th C’ctober, 1655. ALSO, Oneßhck Horse, named Jumping Jake, about nine years old: Levied on as the property f Jos ah Alston Hatcher to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the honorable in ferior Coart cf Burke county ia lav r of Davis A v opp v . Jame? F. Brown and Jos.ah Alston Hatcher, principals, and Josah Alexand-r Hatcher, security. Fropoty pointed out by the sa d Josian Alexcnder Hatcher this 4th October, 18:5. LSO, One Negro Man named B ily, aboxt 40 year s old, of dare complectio : Levied on >y virtue oi sundry fi. I an. issued fr.m a Magistrate's O.'urt t.th dis r c , G. M., Bx.rse Cjunty, hs t o prop r y of Charles B. Hurst in fa vor of Thomas T. El issoa vs. th-* said Oharles B. Hurst, principal, acd Samuel Goodwin and Wm. J. Walker, s - curity fur stay, riroj'erty pointed out by the said Ch res B. Du at. Levy ma le and returned to me by Samuel t . Prescott, constible, this 4th Cctot er, 1615. October 9, 1655 A. C. KIRKLAND, D. Sheriff Columbia tiHKitiFF'g «alk.—w>.i be s id, at Appbng, Columbia co-nry, before the Court Hou*e dor in taia county, on th ■» fir*: Tues a> io NOVEMBER next, bjiw en the usual hours or ale, the following pro lertv, to-wit: the interest of J nath »n Baker, iu thre: hun red acres of Land, mere or ess,i;i.e.ng one third; jo nin* lands cl the m nors cf Micha *1 .Ma». lue; and the interest of the >a:d Jonathan Baker ia iw: hundred and forty eight acres of land, or less, it being i ne-thir joining land of Jchn Ha riss, Smart B; ggs a:d others.— Levied cn as the prepet ty of Jonvtban Baker, to satisfy two fi sis from Columbia Superior Court, in favor ol John A. Chri.tiaa vs. Jonathan taker and John Magehe . Property pointed out by Jonathan Baker. October 5,1855. JOHN F. SUTTON, D. Sheriff ADMfNIfeTUATOKV bAI K.—Agreeable to an or der of the Court of Ordinary of Oglethorp# county will be sold, before the Court Hoes j door in Lexington in said county,on the first Tuesday in DECEMBER text, between the usual h u sor Bile, the foliov. iug proper y, to wit: One tract of L\nd, conta.niug fifteen acres, be he same more or le s, known as the Tan Yard Traci ■< hereon Braxton E. Briant resided at t e lime of his death, adjfin ing lands of Dr. Willis Will ngham und t eorge F. PUtt, tetr the town of L xingion. Also, twenty two acre-, 1 e the st me more or eat, tying on Troubl:s:m.~ Creek, > bout one mile rom ttw , adj ioing lands of Mrs. James and Henry Craws id, about fifteen acres cleared and fresh land, tho balance in ht* woods Al*.', tix Negroes—one man named Miles, twenty-two years of age; Aaron, a man, twi nty-eight j ears of age; Haley, a woman about twenty ..... jm *. . |M, nm* year* of •ge , eesiv.agir;, ov >e*r4of sge; and Joha, a boy, three years of >ge; alii* git *: to ihe eriate of llrax oa E. Brian;, decease ,an J »<... lor the benefit * I the heirs and creditors of sa d deceased. Terms • aue known oz> tie c*y of sale. Octojer 10,18v5. JkLVIN M ROB RTBON, Adm'r. Adm IX f »1R At 6 ti’b WALK.—WiII t e eold. beffre the Court house door in .r e town of Craws Tdvi !e, ox the flrßt Tceiday in DECEMBER next, within the law ful tours of sa'e, one Houpi and Io no* ooenpels- Grocery ifouoe by Jesve and James B. G ;yiuf ■ l' l i*a i c*. ar»y late or said county, d« cet.td, undei an order from tte Or dinary of the co my ol 1 alialcrro. 1 erins made krown on thu day of sale. O.tober 10,1655. WM T PHILLIPS, Adm'r. I DKB’ bALiv.—Will be sold, on Wednes- Ha d*y, the sth diy of DEC u-M oEii next, at the late res idence of Mary Ravclsju, de easei', in Libert county, a 1 the perishable property be unging to the estate ot said Mary Eavenson, deceased, c n i-tmg of Corn, Folder, Wh at, Hors a, 0 wa, Hogs, Sheep, Household and Bitch eu Furniture, Plantation lcola, and many other articles not here men i me a. Terms Hill be made knowu on th - day of aa'.e. THOMAS CAV»: SON, i_, BEVERLY A. TEaSLEY, f fcx rß ‘ October 10, 1855. AD.tftiNltsTftiATOß’S WALK.—WiII be sold, onlhe first Tuesday in DEJEMBER mxt, before the Court i«Oi»e door in Coffee county, agreeably to an order of the Ccnrt cf Ordinary of Elbert eoun y, one lot of Land, con taming four hundred -nd ninety acres, kno*n by number three hundred and ninety-four, in the tir.t district of form erly Appling, now Coffe. county. Sold a> the Land be longing to the estate cf Jane Higginbotham, decease i, late cf tlDert county. Ter j s cash. JOHN G. HIGGINBOTHAM, Adm’r. October 0, 1855. ADMIMsTKAT aH S SALK.—Agreeable to an or er of the Coart of Ordinary ol Oglethorpe county, while Bitting for ore inary purposes, will bo Bold, before tne Court ho-Bedcor i Lexington, in said county, on the first Tuesday in rECEMbe.it nex 1 , between the usual hours of ;a’e, the following tract of La d, to wit: F\ur liunor.d at d Eight -.n Acriß.be th J s me m re o* less, lying on the Athens Branch or the Georgia Railroad, about h»li a mile bvlow Moxey’s Depot, about One Hundred and Forty Acres oj wood laid, heav ly timbered, from which some 5 cr 6,0 0 good Rai road Cross Ties could be hewed o’J and plenty ot Kail -imur le tto keep t p the Planta tion; it being the place where Willi »a Briant resided at the c.me of his death ; a j i a ng lands of John W. Moody and others, bold as the property of said deceased for the benefit o the heirs and credito a Terms made known ot the day of sale. JA3. H. McWHOKIER. Adui r. Oct ber 6, 18-5. AUMIA IbTUATdICH WALK.—Agreeable to an or.er of the Cour of Ordinary of Oglethorpe county, will be scl i before the Oi:urt-home doer in Lexington, in said county, between the u ual hours of sale on the find Tuesday in DECEMBER mxt, the so lowing property, to wit: bob, a Nrgro Sian acout years cf agr,'and IL-rry, r- Biy ab ;ul 6 years of age. bold as the property of Elias T. Bell, deceased, under an encumbrance of a mortgage, anu for the benefit of the heirs and credi ors of said de ceased. ALSO, At the same time, will be told all t v e undiviied iaterest ot t-ai i deceased in the doaer Laud laid off to Mrs. Ann Bell; suid dowtr containing r.bcu*. 41K) acres, be the same more or ic s, he inter e tof the a d dt ceased being one mblh part of said now in the p; Pfersion of James K. btli, adjoin ng Mis. Bugg, Geo. ge R. Marcum aDd others. Sol; for t:.e benefit of those interest din mid es tate. Terms casa. JAME'3 E. BELL, Adm’r. October 6, lfcss. a DMINisTRATRIX’6 bALK.—Agreeable to an l\ order o: the Court of Ordinary of Oglethorpe coun’y, trill be sold before the Court house door in Lezicgton. in said county, on the fir. t -Tuesday in DECEMBER next, between th- u.ual hoars f sale, t. e following p rpsrty, to wit: One tractor ' and, con aining Two Hundred Acres, be the tame mors or less, lying in said county, on the waters of Cloud's creek, adjoining ;ands of David H. John son and others, it being the place where Benjamin Eta berry resided it the time of h»s de th. Also,l Negro Man named Bid, about 6U years of ago ; a V*\.man named Birena,6o yearr cl age ; Lucy 8a years ot age; boy Ch .y ea 13yearsotage, and girl Martha, 16 years o; aAe. Soid as the property of Benjamin El&berry, deceased, in < rdt-r t mate a divirion ameng the di tributees of sa d de ceased. Terms on the d.?y of sale. MARGARET ELBBERRY, Adm’x. October 6,1855. ADMINISTRATOR S BALK.—By virtue of an order from the Court of O dirary of Cola :i bia co., ~ J !', b?f y,e_the_< ouri Jj L u ■ .1 . r ii- : i i i ran Tract o< LAND Ipiog In sai l county ontaimug i |s< .’.udred at d thirty (l fit) dijry, more or loyr, lyng on the ‘ I waters of Li tie r.djoin eg lan us of R. Av.iry c.a■} j others. Bold as they W-iliju-. Tunk -rsh • Ja t of said county, -udtati. «sno.r.. be'.i-irs { dresaaed, (aV-wMiig . .* p»ac-• *hcreeu middeecif , Uvea and t;ied.) Tei : i,» ok Jtyaf ... Octot er 5,1t-55 '*- -■ -j K , Ada r. I Ij'XKCUTORs’ SALK.—Pursuant to an r ,?der~of the i honorable Huperior Court of W arren county, will be sold ai the Ooart koust. uuu. tusaid oouut-y, between trie usual hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in EC EM BER neat, a large tract of Laud, containing Sixteen Hundred Acres, more or les ,on the Ogeeehee River, known as Mayfield; all of sad Land lies in said o.unty, except two or three acres on the Hancock side of the ogeechee River. These Lands join lands of Thomas Wheeler, Robin Humphrey, A. M. Jaokson,tind Anthony J. Jones, and the place is commonly Known as i atimer's Mills. The Milledgeville Road passes through the tract, and on it is bliuated Hour and Corn Mills and appurtenances. These Mills are in the best neighbo.hotd for custom of any Mills on the River, and have I eu in operation for many years. ’J he Land all lies we 11... cultivate n, and is siflic ently timbered 'or ail purposes. The Duelling Hou e is a two-story frame btildin , large and roomy, and the out houses in good condition. r ihe sale will > e positive y on the day and any person de iring in’orma tion, can obtain it on a; plication to the undersigned Toe Overseer on the Lund, MU show it, or any part of it, to any one desiriag to examine it. ALSO, At the same time and place, will be fold, the Williams Creek Mills, lying on bo h sides of Williams’ creek, in Warren and Taiiaterro counties, contaniig 8 a res, oining lands of Beda Procter, Mica ah Chapman, and others. ALSO, Will be fold at May 6 e'd on Tuesday the ISth day of DE CEMBER, a 1 of the Perish ab e Froperty belong Dg to said estate, cons sting of a large quantity of Corn, • odder, PUat ton Too s, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Her es, Mule , and a 1 ot the sto k ; in fact, every thing belonging to the F anvation. Balelo comini e irom day to day, il necessary. Terms—Th« LaDd vi 1 be sold cn a credit of one and two ; ears—one-half if the pu'chase money in 12 m n hi, ftod the other iu 24 months frem ea e. The Perishable Property will be so don acred t of 12 months on alisums over ten d.liars; the alaicecash. W. W. ANDER-ON, ) v , October 9,1555. E. fL LATIMER, f rs ’ UAIIDIAW’B BALK —By virtue ot an cr erof the T i rd nary of Newton ccuntv, granted cn the firtt day cf October Instant, will be told on the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, before tne Court-house c’oor in the city of Covi gton, within th. usual heurs of sale, aNtgro Woman by tne name of Partus, abi;utß3y ars of age Fold as the property of E ieabeth a. and Caroline Hodge, the children of he la»t ma: ridge of James Hodge, deo'd. Term 3 on the day. JOHN WEBB, Guard’n. October 6, 1355. XKCUIOU’B BALK,—WiI be sold, on the first Tuesday ia DECEMBER next, before the Court Hbase dtoria Randolph county, one lot of Land, cont lining two 1 UDdred two and a haP&cre?, known as No 87, ia the 4tn district originally Lee county, now Randolp i county Peli as the property of William Meriwether, deceased, late of GolumMa conuty. Terms made known on the day of sale. October 6,1855. MOODY BURT, Ex'r. A DM INIBTRATOK*B SALK.—WiII be told, on XX. the fi’st iutsdaj in DECEMBER next, tefore the Court house door in Columbia county, agreeable to an order cf the Court o> Ordinary of said county, be ween ;V e usual hours of sale, 115 ac r es of Laid, more or les , sub ject to the widow's dower, joining iands cf Joseph H. Btockton and Edward H. Harrison, ar d tying in the coun ty or Columbia. Bold as the property or Peter Branch Short, deceas d. for the benefit of the hei'S and crediters of said de rated. October 10, 1855. EDWARD J. SHORT, Adm r. EX t£l?U TO tin* SALK.—At the Court hoas. d rin laFayelte, Chambers county, Ala., on the first ion day in D vOEM ER next wi 1 esod, by authority of the will of Jtss.- Gunn Sr., late of Cham be i county, deo'd., the Plantation upon which sa d dec ased resided at Pre time o! his deith, comprising 8 0 acres, about 400 cf vhi:h 1« in cu tivat on, and in excellent repa r, and the rema nder ell timbered—all Ivng well ard wel: watered. he aoove lands krown in ti e p ana of survey a so i. ws : the west #of .-e;. 80, tr.e northeast quarter of «e . 20, and the south Xof sec. 17; all in township US of range 28. GJO. W. GUNN, - ! D.G. GUNN, J. G. GI NN, f* x re * October 9, 1855. J. N. GU'N, J ADMINiSTRATOR’B te'sold,“be fore the Court-house door in Marietta, Oobb county, on the first Tuesday in DECEMBBK next, one trict of Land in sa d county, i ontaining 4*<acres, No .4 lac dist. 2d section formerly Cherokee, belonging to the estate of D. Howard Hobbs, deceased. Terms cash. Purchaser to payfor papers. f. M. HOBBS, I , October 9,1355. J. S. J. HUFF, f Aam rß ‘ POSTPONED Administrators’ salb.—wiu be sold, on the first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next, at the Lower Market House ia the city of Augusta, 48 fchares of Augus ta Manufacturing Company’s Bt>ck, to the es tate of John M. Adams, dec-ased. J. R. BULKLF.Y, Adm’r., October 7,185>. PARAH ADAM , Adm’x. GSRAT EXCITEMENT! THK subscriber will sell th) best bargain in a PLAN TATION ever o. ered ia this B:ate. The Farm con tains about ceres of Lar.d,9< 0 of which are cleared and in a pood state of cultivation, situated and lying on Big Pwarrp creek, and level a' any can could des re. On the pre mb • wili be raised this year nearly or quite 206 b'les of cotton, sor 6,000 bushel* corn, odder, o*ts and peas in abundance ; an -this PI ntat on I will sell for $0 per acre. One of there* ons why I offer this eacr flee, is that the quanti'y of Land il insufficient Tor my force and no i to purchsre I ands ad.oir.ing. There is a good Ot erreer*s hous*, and Negro Ca > ns c cflhient for 75 Ne grees; Corn Or bs, Ptables, good Gin Home and new Pc'ew, a never-failing Ppriog and <-xc-llent We lof water, with acre k and numerous brarcre* running through tr.e PiantKtioo. This p’ace is situated 2 mile* south of Socie ty Hill, Macon county, Ala., wh-re th**re a a flouristi g School and fine society. Tre.health of.this place cannot he excelled by any in the wholecoun'.ry. Fers ns wishing to vet a bargain, won d do well to call cntheiubsc iber in e, Ala., r the Overseer on the premises, who will ehow the pi ee. THOMAS 8. TATE. Tuskegee, Ala., BepL 27,1855. oot6-wst valuable plantation for sals. 3 fu n I ACRKB of Oak and Hickory LAND,a lin on* body, 800 a'res e'eared and in cuhivation, in t’s roan County, 18 miles frem F'rt Gaines, ;6 from Blakely, 15 from the Coun y fcite, and 18 from Out' bert. My Lands are for sale, ard c.n be had at the p.';ce3 of land seiLng in this s.ction. Cadi and see the premises. I can say there a not a poor acre on my possession. I t lies on th# wateiscf. priog Creek. If ev r 'heßoaih*est ern Ra lroad c'-mes through this seciicn, it cannot miss me more than lu or 12 milt*. , I altn c.ff-r 10 or 45 or mere NtGROKri stock of kludß, and as loach CUdN »ryooe » lots,as lam lieter mined to se !• *• men, and boy jours.Ues rich. I intend »«»« and charge m.- husintss pursmu BaCECAM. Cmihonn Co ,Ga ,oct. Ist, 1 SS. LAMB FOKSALE. THh Ss^cJotj cbsrd. fhere are serer.lJ«a«.Srrtogtoo on said situated witlun thecorrorjt- deB e r jbed premises are not | tract cf land H iheflrst Tu-sday in November Sc. day at the Ceurt House doo A t LEAD PULLEN. 1 ertns made easy. o t5-w4t* -I ' NOTICE- Taft subsedber cflfers to lease LOTS on South-Bound- i »ry Street, frem M-raury :o Campbell Ptreet, f r the i term ive years or mors, with a depth of one hundred and fifty feet, and % front of fifty or more if desired. Pos- < session given on the first day of January next. 1 orf-Hmfc EUGENE VERDREY. Public sales. 'r « a . i V'&M l r^'.'/rW '■ ! 'i i Uead o« one l.undr, a i.,t, ,?„* «‘i?“ '* ‘ 6 s •"»*• > reJ »n* thirty-nine f, et or ib«.one'• m.i' *' k ,t t ’ r ' , „ b ,. ’ and a-j'lnin;; th oH Campbelltoo Boai to ,h« » ’ the ea«t the lot be: .aging ws Joints iv«s . , „-7 • acut' by said Washington road : Levied. •» « ' U ' tyofWUUaßr.nnan order a S.fa on th " mortgage, at the instance cf John MoKim.ev v» >“ 0 1 Willis Brannnn. Proiieitv pnlntid cut I? the S rl ,:1 _*! wii.' i u »>OYi.V, D &„« iJUUSIGKD IBBUIIVB SAL.R.—WBI A in t'e city of A £Uita, win in the legal |,. oi - Je, on the Br.-t Ttoiday in NOVJSMMi at the Lower Mark t House, t»e foV.ow-o, nr o'- ty, via: all that let or pyrrol ts Land, tituate, lyi a d rung m the ci y ofAugu.ia, in th: o > .nt,- a d*ts: • aforts»id, containing 62 feet, more or ic»» on the fee • and utonding hack to the Me'hoiist ‘ihurcb lot: bound. 1 north bv sai Metbo-lictG urch :ot, east b- a lot lattl? occupied by Robert 9. Bouyer 60Uth by Telfair sue t .t w<st by a lot belonging to Mr . > liaabath A. Crum Levied on as the property of George 11 Crimp to sa isfv t fl. U ens reclo«mreofmorig.geissu d from the Superior 0 ju. tof BtohmoDd county io favor of Jo tph M. Ne*t H s j^ n ora agaiofct George H. Grump. The a'or» sat i d escribed proper y p inted out in aid mortgage fl. I*. Levied this 25ih September,lß6o. September 23.1855. WM t DOYLE, D. She isl. HAUI fettftfiKlPF’B BALH.—"m be sold, onTthe first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next, before the C urt House door in Bar. countv, within the legal hours. f sale, the following property to-wit: one tract of Land, con taining on? hundred acres, n the south-west corner of Richard Haley’s I ml, adjoining !ar.ds of Littleton Sbellcu acd Richard Haley aud o h r.<. Lev ed on as the i rep r ty of Gnffln Baley, to satisfy three fi fas, issued from the Jus ice Court of the 1112th district, c. M , in saver of J„s. V. White, and sundry other?, vs. iafd Baley. Property poin'ed out by James F. White. Le-’y made and return* ed to me by Thomas Vickery, Constable. Septemb r 26,1855. WM. MYKRB, Sheriff. EBKK* BHBRflm SALK—Win be sold, be fore he C url-fcousedoor at Eiberton, Elbe; tcounty, on the first Tu-sJay in NOVEMBER next, between the Je>»l sale hours, a Negro Boy, named Vin -.ru, about 20 vear * oil: Levied or> as the property of Thomos B 11, Jr., to satisfy ;tfi. fa. from Elbert Superior Court, Wii’iam H. Harper vs. said Bell. Pioperty pointed tut by said D 1. ALSO, A Negro Boy name i K nry, about 23 vein old : letied on rs the property of the estate of J*~es S. Jones dec d , to satisfy a C. fa. from E bert Inferior Court, Kobe it Mc- Millan vs. T'i mas F Wiii , 8 administrator of the es tate of said James S Jones, deceased. Property }clnt«d out by said Tho* as E. Willia. MARTIN BOND, Bh’F, October 8,1855. virtue of dei of the honorable Or inary of c (urr- county, will be sold ai Appling, Id said count .oo the ii v Tues day ia NOVEBbKR next, between the hours of sal?, the following prouerty, vir.. one tra tof Land containmg ore h ndrel aC;» r more cr Jess,adjoicing Jan !b of Marry Winfrey and otbe<«. Boiu x» iim property of John Bln ion, decraaed, f.»rt' e benefit cf odituis. __Aogust 2, a. . CRaWEORD, Adm’r. AIIMU tuiRAibit a miut -iv vi tuo cf anoT der froui tfio Lunorabie the Ordiu«ry of Uo.ll cb county, will be so;d at i. .. i couoty, on th* fir t ' *-d yin NOVEMBER neat, t Mten the iuai hi.’ eaK one ’ract of Landoomaiuiog T»*oaci e», more or less, a joinirg lands of Ulanchar •, Eub nks, and Mi s. Lamk n; » : bi, 8 likely young Negroes, or so much thereof as wi l ouiisfy who ere. iiors o( Kaekuel Reed, dectas d. told as the property of Enekiel Reed, lute of said county. Ti nos cash. A. M CRAWFORD, Adm’r. August 9,15?5. 1 I Ou’b fcjAljK.—On the drst Tuejday in JtLi NitVKMßEßncx', will be sold, a- the Cnu i Uou Pe irl W Warren county, »ix hunlre i acies, iuoj e cur less, of oak and Hickory Land, ou which is a g ;od Dwelling House, framed Kitchen, House, andont bui dings, ri h another Dwei ihg iuilab»t lor a small fim ily i here is about one hundred acres under IVnct. It adioins lands of Johnaioan Gun, M ye, aud Dr liei.ry Jones, and is situated one mile a; d a luif from Ca nak The tract belongs to the Estate of Itedd ck Las-, late of Warren county, deceased, and is cold for the bene fit of the heirs and creditors. August 92, 1855. KENDAL M. TYEIRE, Ex’r AltMlAi IsTiiA'i'Olt’tt HAl.ifi.— By virtue of an ord r f*om the (curt of Ordinary of Warren county, wid oe sold befoce the Cnurt-buu’c door in Vt arn nton, u sa d county, on the first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next, oae tract of Land, lying in said county, cintaitung 64" acres, more or leas. Said Land lies on the Georgia Rail ioad, neir the Double Well-, (mown as ihe W\ nne Plan tation ) Those in want of a desira* le Piantatiou, in a very healthy section, would do well to examine this place and a. eth: present crop. ALSO, At Ihe same time and \ lace, ihe one half cf the Land an ! premises wnereon Nathaniel A. Wicker resides, the same being ihj interest and eslat? of Jamc? Pilcher, dic’d. Sold for the purpose of a diviiiou rtiuongst th j heirs. J« HN J. PJLOMER, l . . , Beptemlier 4,1355. WM. 11. PILGHEK, 1 AUm rß * EXECUTORY SALB.—WiII be cold, o th« first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next,before the Court-house door i Fors*th county, one lot of Land, containing forty acres, known by No. 78d, in the 14th di*. ar.d Ist section, formerly Cherokee, but now Forsyth county, bold as the property of the ettate of Picket Shiflet, Hr., deceased, late of Elbert county. Tonus made known on day of sale. Augna* *29,1855. A‘ : PERSON GRAIN?, Adrn’r. ADMINIbTKATOU ? 8 BaLK —ln pursuance of an ordei from the honorable the Ciurto? Ordinary of 1 incoln county, will be soM.rn the Dr t Tue«day in O VEMBKRcext, before the Court House door in said co ic ty, bet een the lawui hours if sale, one tract of Lard in Lincoln county, contain# ona hundred and fifty acres, mure or less, on the waters of Lloyd’s lreek,udjcinii g lan Je if John Bpntley, Arthur L. Kenedy, A. 0. Tawkersley and olber?; it being the dower if Alness Wright, deceased.— Sol I as the property of Samuel Wright, late c 4 Lincoln county, d. c»a ed, for the benefit of the heitstf said estate. Terms on the day of sale. JERKMIAU ASHMORE, sep‘ember 7,1855. Administratoi ae bonfi pon. TTTxitClltm’B MALKT—WiII be sold, cn the first TuescLiyin NOVFMBEk r.txt, before the Court House door iu Polk county, agreable t<> an order from the Court of Ordinary of Lincoln county, the following property, to *it: lot of Lard No. 1223, fd district ard 4th section of Polk c untv. containing (40) forty acres, fold as the property of Mark hhipp,laie if Lincoln county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors if slid deceased. Terms on the d*7 of sale. SEABORN MOSELEY, i JAMES JENNINGS, f v ‘ x September, 7,18^6. DM 1 9i I *lll \TOR> h * 1.8 —Will t e the Court House door ir. Thomaaville, Thomas c ;un t-, on the firs'. Tuesday in NOVEMBER cert, a tr.ot of l and in raid county, containing 260 a res No. 46, 17th district,belonging tithe estate of Da - iel McNair, d-ceas ed, iate ol Jtfferson county. Terms on the day of sale. GILBERT F MONAIR, i. . SAM’L J. MON AIR, f Admro * • f eptember 7, 1865. _ GUAHDtAiVn *«A».iK.—Will be sold, ume* an or er cf the Court of Ordinary of Burke cowntv, in Sylva. ia, Scriven cocto'y, on the first Tuesday in NOVEMBER ntart, ere tract of Piio 1 and lying near the Central Railroad, on which Thoiras Lewis r.#w live*, containing ufii> ncres ; „„„ c-uier tr««t «an sSore,containing Ai n " *'•••• ** the p'-uppr- • iJ . -Tones and H. J. J<- he-not Henry t*. Joaer, deceased, for the benefit or m nors. J. W. CARSWELL, Guaru’n. j ‘“pt. >,1856. __ ' \ DM IjSflßTli A7*UK f 8 HALE. —'Wiu no sold Jr :,he kiM.Taoidlt' . in NOV j . before. t- ItwUee ilnyr f a.JEUpwrtrtttnj/, nls. . i> an orr u Cor - cf Ordinary o‘ ?a*<* cwr.y. -me tiScrsT T.diVi'’ ernr-r --tailing one hundred ard r iven \j acres, mori or let l said county, adjoining Sppy W, • G* • • W. scn and others . •. '*'•l • ' M. Ncirns, nr., deceased, iate i<f said county. Terras Will be made hr wn on the day o’ sale. September 19, 1856. JOAtPH Si WELL, Adm’r. /> U \ltOl 8 iLß.—lq a cordance with an or~ \J der of the Court of Ordinary of Columbia county, will be sold, on the first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next, at the Lower Market House in the City of Augusta, within thr-u u*l boar o sale, the Negroe*—men, women and bil renlbel nging to M ir are . C. Bm th, minor. Terms male known on the d*y of sa’e. t ept mbftr 2», lfc66 JOHN H. HTTEN.Guard’n. EX&UI/I UitW’ BALK, — agreeaeie to an order of th Court “f Ordinary of Burke county, wi 1 b- sold at the Court-house door In the Jo wo cf Waynesboro,’on te first Tuesday in JANOaRY rezt, one Town Lot, known on the plan of the town of Alexander, in Baid Cv»unty, an No. 3, contlining Two Acres. Bold as the property cf the estate of William La pete:, deceased. JANE LABBETEB, Ex’trix., fcept. 18,18t6. J 8. A. kHEWMAKE, Ex»r. UMINI BTHATO HB* «ALK.— V ill be sold, on the first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next,hi fore the Court house d or in Elbert county, agreeably to an oni-r of the Court of Ordinary of said eou-.ty, one t»tct of Land on Beav rdam creek, adioining and* of i eter C eve'and, K. Rice and o hire, containing 244 acres, more or leßs. Bold as a part of the lands - f the estate of George Eavenson, Sr., deceased, late of Elbert county. Terms willbe made known on the day of sale. THOMAS EAVENSON, | Afl _, r _ flppt, 12 1865. BFVERLY A. TEABt.EY, f AJm BAHNIH I RATO UH' BAI.U.—WiII be sold, on the . first Tuefday in NOVEMBER next, tc fore the Oou-t House door in Elbert county, agreeably to an order o r the Court of Ordinary of sa’d roenty, ono tract of Land in Elb rt county contain rg li2X acres, more or le's, ad ji icing lands of Edwin Kinnebrew. Thomas P. D"W.er, Frances E. Hearr.and Win. D. Clark Soli as the lands bejingiDg to the estate of E ixabe h Jones deceased, late o'El ertcounty. Terms '• ill he m*do known on day of sale. WILLIAMS. JON-8, 1 . • _ geytUßba 12,1-555 james j -:-k , f *•’* ADMINXBT iiATOR S hAi K.—Will be sold, cn the first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next, bes re the Court house door Hi Muscogee couri y, agreeably to an order cf the Ci urt of Orlinay of Elbert county, one lot of Land containing 202)4 known as No. 121 in the 9th district of MuhCv g:veo n y. Bold as the pror erty of the ftfateef Nehemiab V. D Lard, deceased Terms will be made known on the day ofsa e. Sept. 12, 1858 WILLIAM D^OAM PBELL^A dm’r. RlX’rt 8A LK. In pur uance to an order from the honorab'e the Court of Ordi;ary cf Lincoln county, will be sold,* on the first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next,btfore the coo.t House door in caid ounty, betwem the lawful hours of sale, the following pioperty, to-wi*; (180; one hut dre 1 and eig' ty acres f Laud, more or ka3, in Lilcola county, on the waters of Newford Creek, joking lands of Leiston House, David M. MO3?, Jo r n Simmons and others Sold as the property of Mariwether Harper, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs an creditors of fail deceaaei.— Sold subject io th- widow’s dower. Terms on tho dav of salt. September 7,15C6. k' A RAH KARP EH, Adm’x. HALV —Will • o sol by or der of the Ordinary ol Jeflerson coucfy, at the Market Ui’e in Louisvlll , on the fti’skTuesday in DECEMBER next, that valuable tract of Land i raid county, belong ing to the estate of Patrick B. Con cel y dec ased, kn wn ?b his Erin tract, contafnirg Thirty sev*n Hundred Acres, mere or less,chiefly prime o&w, and hickory land ; of which nearly rixteen Hundred Acres a- e in forest state, and the remainder wef! imnroTed ; hasin. a comfortable Dwelling, valuable improvements for a arge plantation, and a good Mill in operation. Call and examine. No ar rangement among the heirs to buy in. Liberal terms— mad'; known on day of sale. CHARLES J. JhNKINS, I . . , „ Lt,oyi» C. BELT, j-iiimrs. Southern Recorder, Savannah Republican and Charles ton Mercury «il copy and send recount!. Sept. 11,1856. ADMSMmTU vroirg HALK.—WiII be aold, before the Court House do r in i lberton, Elbert county, on th fir-t Tuesday n NOVEMBER next, agreoably to an <-r --tier / t e Court r[ Ordinary of said ccunty, ore I.uni e ■ and g'¥:'ii‘y and onohaif acres of Laud, mor-* cr e si joinicg lan Is of Georsre W. Barman, Mariih Jla’l and others >a he county afbrsaid. bold as .an Ibe ongiug to the e» ate of Jamea M. Nelms, formeily of aaid county, now dece sed. Term 3 m de known on the day of falc. .epkembei 26,1856. JOSEPH fcfcWELL, Adm’r. * DMIAiInTUA'IOK’H kAhK. —Will be sold, on the j\. first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next, at the Court Hoca ; doer in Taylor county, in the tow n of BuCtr, oe tween the legal sale hours, ot of Land number thirty (30) in the fourteenth (14th) district of oii-ina'ly Mutco ee, cow leylor ccunty. Hoid as the property of the state cf M ary Oliver, d» c ased, late of Elbert ccunty. Terms on the day of sale. Eep'embe. 26.1555. IRA CHRISTIAN, Adm’r. Ali>1 1 A IbTltATOU’b HA s.K.—Will be so!d, n the in NOVEMBER next, oefore the (jfourt house ri 11 Elbet t r ounty, agr. ebyto an ord*-rof the Court cfOrdir ary of said eouoty, four tracts of Land in sail county; one tract on Broad R»ver, known as the New Town place, adjoining Airland-*. Vaughar and others, containing $25 sere*, more or less ; one trajt o Doves creek, adjoining Alexander Vaughan, John u. Deadwyler and others, cental inn 249 acres, znor or less, and known as the Oliver place; one tract on Dove e creek, a-igC ing Jett Thomas, John (i. Deadly er an otht re, containing 95 acres, mor. or less, on wnicn » •* Saw Mill, now i operation, and known aatho M-ll pia.e and one other tract on Forx creek, con afning 180 acres, more or-e s, adjoining Franc s MjlJv, John Brown and other., name thereon John P. Viiugh-n no. lives. Ab »;.l U .old in the orotr they *t*nd adverutei, a. *P*t o' the land. belonging to the estate or Bear,• R. Data wyler decca ed, late of Elbert connty. forms will be “•*> “‘ wa ° l tbe U 7oh“g!-1 tunm Adm-r. Fep'ember S 3, 2800 H r-'XKCBTOKH’ KAI.K.-Will be .old on the flr« lid u«d,y in DkCEDUtKa next,,b fore < Ac ft« “ >rJl door in Elbert county, agre.a 1/ two men, Eavenson, deceased, e ght oeg.oe , lhe property one womaoi four girls ax-d ore Teres wi 1 be of the e tale cf M ry Eavenson, dtceaseu. . made known on tbe d»of»j •g AV *Xgoir , BEVERLY A. TEASLEY.) gr-pt rmber 2Sd, 1866. —— .. if tv IP be sold, under an or i /'IUABDIA* BSA LH. t ~„,josry of Colombia I IT dorof“ol»o«™“«> jjßiEiißkantxt, be.o e I county, on tbe only, , tract j Leo the Conrl-h , «o. Ki, lying in tbe lulh district "'K Sum by Deojamin Ge aid,a lunatic. #, £pt«“Jr Aw». MauY GERALD, Guard* . _ . ntiSlbfßATOß'b BALK,—WiII be sold, on tbe , first Tuesday in NOVEMBER net, at he Court- i house door in Wiikes county, between the legal sale hours, j pursuant to an order f.om the Court of Ordinary Wilkes « county, the hous-.- and lot known as the Plant-r’s Hotel, nt ar the Railroad D pot. Th i Hotel Is in excellent repair, hav ng been recently fitted up. A very floe large s'able, on cn. lot. Also hits far stock, »n excellent garden be longs to the establishment. In short V)ie stand is proba- ( Ly the best fixed for accommodating travellers anu , boarders in the country. JuHN H. DYSON, Adm r. c October 3. 1365. « EXKEIXSU’d Wilbc su'd, on the drat ( Tneeda in DBOMfBEB tear, beforethe Con t hoofs j do >r in Warrenlon, Warren county, agreeably to an ordtr of the Coart cf Ordinary of Mil counly, all that tract of Land, lying n the water,oHeedy Oreek, adjoining 1 nf« , of • enry Peebles and oth r«, containing hundred j ac/e* mere or It.', belonging to the ea'ate oi Wi Ham g Hobbi. late ofiaid cun’ y, eceased. Sold for the beneßt oi the heir, and eredilor.. Term, made known on tee day * otia i e JEW* PCKYiB,»* r. October 2,1896 J TICES TO IJ V ITORS. T- ©TICK Hiper.' ■ .!.• W,H " X Rob- its. late of . . irer. ,d.r , ire r..c« ett« ed to make imm d f*• p >- d hi. bnvii de- 1 * jj mtpdtdgdHMii laid deceased are hem fled topmast* j the ame, duly &u h.nticj i o ■ rerer bed I by I*. JOHN R. \» ’Ls ; , m’r. * A or 7, l>. 5. TWlbriOli.—Ail pi ric Biu e-?e.j t.j are ot -obc lv Way, lale ot Jeff r m county, 'Ll’. , rvq cst ed to "me f rward i»r "i c'y ci d m , ayi iflrut; and ail those to whom the .state is indebted will render in their a -.counts,locally l ted. # VTOTWK.—-All poisons Indebted to tbeettaici of rrede- ric:« ijcli* r, iu e of nnun . cou.-ty t piec'd, are having demands a.-iiins sai: arc requested <o p?c» them duly auth r.jioa t*J .r- qto i:..>. ? JggP>-_Bfl, 1855. *IfRANGESyiaOHIEtt, Adm’x. OTicic .-_A.il persons indebte I to the estate of Ed he.tbvlf • \ lato of o’umb u county, dtcos <d,are mandsai^ 1 0 payment; aud ad those having ie* dulv m-h'.V.'r l estate of said deceased, to present them ent Li wu hm ihe t. prescribed by law. v. IVY OTI ’> ' *- x>UXf claims N ST iud of ly, are re q u«Wd lo t.:ose Imvikk demaodsagaluatiHud fact? w i: T , »«hen«ioat»d, within th. by Ootcbcr 6. 18S5. A. CuLVaK > fcr'r. |\i K —A' l IK-’rsj'js tnUrb as nwh«<*t,i.o' Miii AM .M. Camph •!!, d«c«a ..), ; ,rc- rjqae,i t <l so m k me i.» i aym •. t, m ??i't e s! t . t 7. ll V r a. D • 1 £t ” «"J authanfea ,1 wi bin * the time p»e-ciibed lyiaw. O K b r f>, 185 fl, JOHN K. JACKIN, '('m’r. 'pWOMOii i u*v v ii b e p a -.(ie X to the Court of Ordinary or 0 l 4*o a count I,r ltave t. tel t; e Real EsUU- of Al'o : u \a e • m Auvust 10 1860 i\VO MUfti 1 to the Court of Ordinary of Bur In? »oun y for 1 ve tonell tie L»ti ‘ and Neg i.g ■ \ t . « it • o Robert Roi.h s, lute of said conn y, d • > MOATMfIi as er dat -. ap . » " Ulrt ,je X ■■ « oi of >r Ina tc sell the Land beioigina to tfi« • . >rdu4 cescased, BjENJAMI < R. PERDDK. Adit’ -. JlWOMOftßl' al d L . . “ ' ‘ .. g to the estate oi 1:«. fcerc i • .mt' . a ow. ~i,<i coun ty, <ie ras.d. ATJLdA A. fitlirQ, Adrn’x. 19,4850. j| -vt U Nil.tllls at . 1 to the Court o? CrUinsrv of Sbiij**. r »/• «:ia purtof ihe ■; t c*fli % W l-etb Burch, d,ceased, late ot u - i.irir. »n*/ • - . 84, s I**o MOA l'St v «i.«r'd»< , appW. . * b . ! ' tilt- C urt cf Or *n r- . • , , •, I ;.v« to all the Lauds, and a Ne ro . of le.ty Haynes,de.vase ,late " r. •*oiy Au U-: 2/ 1855. ABA J. 1< \! IJ, •_ r . rpx.o MONrusifterflute, 4. X to the Court of 01 in* 111 u >r ieavs to sell the Laud r.t * !• m. August 88,1886 PU 'smo MONTHS a! JL to the Court ol Ordiuary 0! tUohmond oou leave :o soli th Negroes Ingram, »• * oIXTY 4IA¥M after date,"ai*. h'-ation'wlU be made to IO the Court of Ordinary of C luptbia c >ur. t f L <i 'cave tv. sell tho Negroes belong: gt t ci .t of _ u,,iet stone,deceased ' R. 1: WOOD! fli Adm’r. August 85,1855. | Mvo r.it)a ? ; . 10 ti.e Ouurcof O'din to sell the Real Estate of iho mas .. liugheJ, la e of Ci lutubii countv, decease . Avrui 23,1 b'o * i 10 ehomrabl Court of Ordiuary of Barxe cou for leave to sel nt ig toihel tate ' An,;,wt 23,1555. AVK aft'r da , rpp i .tim * ill be mi n • the Ncgio pr ptrty belong t.g to the tale of Busan .1. Evans, lute of i a ; d com ty, deceased. « it 2, l 5. r > JOHN EVAN , A Im’r r»>WO MOJiiTllaailcf .. w ■ X to the Old nryof • . the Negro prope ty of Margarett'. vans, Lite ofsa* c < . ty, deceased. ACER ») MOORE, Adm'r. 8 ptemberlßss. »H'l'Y DA Vn it er dal •, apphcat ion will be m o tbs Ordinary of Taiia'irro ounty,for le .ve to nfill he Negro pr v> eity e’ongiag to the E-t Aie of Mary Ann T. y p September 2. 1856 LIT! r. riXfFDAV M 'fir dal • appHcviou wilt be r id t • k’ t'-e Court of Ordinary *f Hart coan y, for leav *o sell ihe Real Estate btloiij.iaK ts • estate of Jam Conwe'l. lae of .said c ui-ty, tiece-x - <l. « T'WO MON TMHafter date application” wnf t.., , ul to the Ordinary of Taliaferro county f r leave tc sell >eloDg>Dg to the minor* of Newton Copper- • of • .rid county, deceased. JNO. M. TILLEY, Guard 1 H< ptember 6, 1^65. 'T WO iviuM a!“ r t'-r o-1 .»}•• lcat.cn will • - wh • e X to the Ordinary ofOolumbia couuty for leavi th < Lands belonging to < \ ri 'WOtno«TH» ifter ate Appl callfiir wi Ihe *:i • X to the Com; m leevj to ee'l the property be ouain othc utei*f mas Glare >ck, deceased. JOHN K. JaOKBgN, Ad .r. ■ j-l bes i, i 10. ~ i .TV DAVb after ■ C? the Comt rs Oidinar v of Jeffcra n toun to a.ll thd Land and Negro a to wi.» Mai * Jo n iVev, late of ai io ■ ty,iie c - Sipliii her 1, IBID. u WO MON HIB as Jl thebonornbh Court rs Ordit'H'yuf Jiffcra-n le V i . Bell the La belonging to U\9 < i t < pH’iub* 7 !>■' ■ -ll■ • . •_K r ■ • ' rrwoTn'iii tM i us i. to th“ Ordinary of W • <c ’• u ty lor.iCave o- • KB Is o*rce3 be'o - Lingvo Joseph H.J ffdM, a miner. LB v: F »«, rjs\\o MONTH® afterdate, appl • X « > t /to Uuru ni le Qourt of Urdu J r(MI ( . for Lave t sell all tne Real Es ate i sa. ’ ray, belonging to th* l e-ut eo. Bry nt Q nn • * pt. 11, !> JOB* A. bii&AJdAL . ‘ . to eellthe I ftcd'i :• . es belonging to tho -• ?■ -, j vfi'h;'.T . ; oi ’Otoe Ov-U-’ry ru ’• m;ol» rwNy for i». - ’-v --npwo MONTI h Ji to the Court ol Ordinary o i ’ mondiupnt v « trl are I \ toiiation, the property ofrbe *id a*, cf ■ derick .< her decta c . li:/-.: tafl fc : ~ , . a tember 26, 665 I rrUO iUOaTRI aft I to Court «,f <>i' 1 sell the Negroes belonging to tho miner c.'lM.*-... ol .-hiiuo ■. , . ,v - <4 kept. 29, 1865 T|iWO MONTk’H after date .-j ? • ut*o-i r?t : .■ wa. t, A to the Court of Ordinary of W’arr< n i v fir »v» to rell the Rea' Estate be'.i nging to the «nt Jones, deceased * i. pi 29, 1865 LLtJYD 0. BLI.T . ( * A” 'WO MONTI « r''( to honoraHe Court - f i»rd'i r y of C< 'uq.b a <o , tj for leave to se Itb • lan' > <» •* liel* ng *o the minor children of William ar-* M ry d- «t ’. A l tj: * i -*KKR,{ , October 8, 1866. JOHN BAkTyhL "J npwo MON l'Mß*aftestd teapplStiu X to the Ordinar u< Hchineu.l ufii <y h r leavt djPu lb eal and l'ei . : , * • es Da •id Calvin,''e' eased. HENRY CALVIN Adm’r. Gcto er 6. 1 6 4 V| WO MuN I ( Mkitl Jl to he Ord nary of Rich r.ti : u ty for leuv* ’ » r** l the personal pro eityb« longin t .h * nal V. r:t.'.i \ ... Vi sl. 1 J IhEPH, 1 , „ Qctol ir 6,18-5. JOHN H-OV , j_ ft f MONTHS after date •• Xto t*.e Court of Cr J iua » < J d to sell the Negroes bolo/gl rto • •p.I •r ■ 1.. 1 mol len 8. Tarver 1 Oc oher 4,1866 _ „ WO MON I’HS after dat> , 0 ti««n w ; d : • a • X to the Ooari of L'rd . , *nty, f/r leave to sell the J and and 6eg « Ip c t.»te o f Thomas Hannah, deceased. JAME 4 ».‘IfA**NAH i Xll . r . WI IAMI. J October 10,1865. __ npwo MONTH 1 plication will bf X to the Ordju r.\ of th*! Negroes belonging to th • u Csnij «. , decease h ON, Adui’r. October 6,18 t. r ». CHOICE Vc JULY HEDIC.SE 1, JOR FALL AND WIEITV.R C ifuepahvdbv j. I.I■: • i ,h ... a; v -ita, ua. • A mild,-afe anJ 1 Ttcl-J il p' r alive. M. j art nd'-l'T 03 I tie Howe », Slid mi caus. unpin ,aa l t ■ 3 o'l 'td by dangerous con e iq«e c s Priced*; cents per box. A remedy in a ! sudden and da- mju Attacks or d*• % For lever and ag'-e, erchills, v ’, r r eoM, or. mp t ;c, spasmodic cho'erj, fore a’, a-thm», *• lions, t oov- f-ns ""orc.< r i* W'jUiidi, bru'sei.hurQ!, »• -.ld*, ia*i »■ »*! t i A*. Its effect In relieving iLflaln - culation of the Blood, &i d c Using a • . im b*Btem,m«A it i!•.» •> « and : . * use * > ! a 6a> ever bee** oflered to ihu public. W> Mulett it has been found on trial to oea stpenor remeey Tir colic and other atf * ell *J - ,t ' ;rD ' i 11 “* rte«* Price $1 per botUe. flnTTl .agi» DENNIS*feTIMOLAI INO » iNf E T, h . J LIJAPBR PAIN KU. • , For rheumatic pai s, pa-nfo swt ir ;’8 ns, swe.u • breasts, sere throat, to > . made similar to the Anti ■' p more K.r an exterta appii atl n,bttma» be used in cases in which int rnd remedies are necessary or i « liefcfpa.c. Fra , DrNNIVfITIv.DLftIINOt « *< . S *. For Dyspepsia, colds, >^" ! ;i •' from colds Fema’ea sub arising from coil's, will find »- «• | w1 ' / - • - , upon the utm . the stomach; opon tne u-uy ™ * ’ der.oy, I’ ♦ ' 0CI» 1 f-YKUf*, For Clou K l*.Of p, dlfflcDll, inbr* I .a/, »o. dknnio’ ccfaii!-. Mixn i | - . For Gonorrhea,Olee*, LwMfrnoj o 1 Wl> u»i Oou B h, wi;h»debll'A'Cd,'..te<f t • which an alterative ex other diseas » o ' r The Alterative in comp, sod <; ‘«. • r . . * h ■ racl cf fu ~.»•«!». ’ *., .'^'Vh, Grey Bearu, ii .ciureof »1.1 *k are the nest of a’le rsjn- . m ut # w .ich require a sir vg Alter»ti*ec r u ’ r diita < s arising from a.- cro abus, Fuim u.r-, or ■ ‘ - i u ' e . ■ „/, &“--* "• • « Al»rr.M»e rfo? l ln'i I> ”ti.ePr p!ri?c tv. r try ,r U # s»«.w»' .Mji .croal •■< ! of CM., m.ldfr »»w MM I -crcsi .c fc t.fifi oahe .ltky 1 . -1 - -aI py the u*e of this pow rs I, *>-t e 9 medicne wi Ibe aeoessafjr ' - ‘ • ?SSS SiSSSwSS, ..«» Ja to, hiuJi Sb 3£rd a . ‘ Vor Vale by »™*K ‘ «*■ rally. - - MACiIE«Z' e ft Li' / S N, 1 jTOßKfclb .IT :: ksv ayoeeboio’, Burk A coauty.O* , »•' i' *•.. «„•;*> vu, , JOw sue, KmanaGl. vtaAhiagto , Tatuai Ol rcKucry j i 11 AuMmiu»“ MAOkaaat I Jo-' ‘F. Laoaoa. DBIXXJI stubs hoi d. 'pHK •obioribcr,(,'orm:rp-oiin lorofthcf.l be,) lav X iag iea-ed the a >ove leiiknv ’ a* ) .j*lm esiwb | liibmeu*., ill re-c-penit aoout he L tJ • > ' *>™r. Me re turns his sincere thaoxs to hisfo- *r p uoi ~ a d can tt'iaufc them, ai well « tie travo ling ; ur* ic.- i a' r o ex* ertiont on his part w u be ■ v • • ’ ' 4 He ha« secured the aervicei ol r. 1 . O aRK (for meriy of the Railroad House,) as pert* cle ; wbo » f r,e feels satisfle-:, wul u e h’s 1 •- 1 tv ■J* •j>*‘ c “ : er “.X*° r the estabbshmec:. [nep VJ ? • '■ »»<*«*_* il VALUABLE LA .US WE SiLK, , WILI.be -eld low, IB ' rcreso'd ra 1 : A -D.lyirg | I in Sugar Val e ,si * e : from oa .hoM 1 Oa.: about *J"O aofrt and ercu.L /. : * r<-eison the place a com ortableDw .1 i hr- il , new bcrltGia H useacd Cott n v : . »> thing sp- H pert lining It ni"ke i'ooe of t *♦*at forma m the country For further parth olarr.apy iyto DAJJI eepge-twAwtf Calhopp, Ga. BADDLBB Y.-X T iLIDE 18 56. SHERMAN. J dk L'O. No. 841 Broad-st. two doors j ove :ne Baii.< u , a e daily re ceiving, and ha vt non on ban 9? *ar ar d wed selected assortment of H Di>L S, Rf L .y’RNESP, WHIPS TRUNKd, Hi fib i t every 'descrip tion of Goods in ;heUne,m a *ui»c«trecre*prtft. , :iy by tl em * l g for this market AJ£O, Ahe vystock o/BAD>%R\ HARDW’ARL* OOAOfi MATE ItALS, SPRI>GB, AXL> -SAiALLVA W OABT INGB, Jc.,whi.h are o£fert< to nunewcturers anu denl ersatl > w rrice 1 , and on their usual liberal ter sp proved credit »«21-d twß4n *1 BUKW i hu FLUID—S bblß. jNo. 1 ani ole,rec eivedey 4 iep2fi WM.H.TCn,
