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The New York Tin > M.. , _
dent, in speaks g o! t; «
United State.' amt Vi and .
The official anncurceui. „• u.w. ■. 50,..- vs “go
by Um
to apprehend aeriov:;; erjiLi -rr'.. :-niei i wit! r'ea
on account of Gen. i' '• , .-u-.'-ion.-t io Lon -i
ana, ie |jow provtil f have l .is font. :u.. .a
no more The ! rent!, Govern >nl ha do;
101 l and immedla': 'idi-inDity for all injer a
dieted upon Kr> i.'h cit ,/ena by Oen. Hut I-r fee
immense armament- now ready ..t J. r
neillea—being poi ;te la. th- ■ in;i .. v !;*-
diplomatic request. Our hue. !)••;,: Ur , •
lore, in announcing that im woi bo no d.liicui
ties, leading to a rupture of relations, merely oi
forms the French JM. into, advance, tbai .t is
ready to backdown to any extent :rom Oen. But
ler’s acts ; and that no defence o! tin ’ officer’s
conduct, and no ad quat examination of the
French complaints will be made as a bar to bis
further effort to concilia!( ne fipaman ilinister
has addressed to cur Gove lneut a oeiiiand lor
an apology for the burning of a yetinei :n Spanish
waters by one ot t‘ ■ chip: ol Ala r..i . arugut a
fleet. This act, ii . ..'.ip'.-, a- ; v •< >'■ —e more
heinous by a- • ' , ...ra: ; who i
moostraled age., 'lone IB a neutral
port - ' ! • .-pa . • < rnisin:; in-the
Quit, in ' • bis to the h. rge
Ileal of our l-a> - mi ' •» ' <'o3,
trou. all _ ■ ■ ■ ' b.at
respondent, .0 r. ; f Jll;■ o, e : '*’*
lirmatory .. ■. , 1 '
the West Judi r
up by a mob ol the ci’z; e , ..1 I ii'* ' -
1
s* ! :
maooinery relate ■■■■■. >• 1 <■ *t ■ " "
manly destroy! • V Oieti visite .
upon those who had hi ■ -i '! 10 eomisellmg
order and submission to t! 0 proceedings, eight
houses belonging to \ 1 / •'*<» • l ' f ' :re broken
into and the furniture destr, ,ed. A: tong them
was the bouse of Jioi; A. M Blau', Hlme f>enator
lrom,thnt cqunty. Hemal (I the ownurs ol the
houses attacked were seriously : jumi At lust
accounts the mob tm: tbri atening to demolish
other hansel. It is slated that the I’jovost Gen
eral of the Htate haH lclt Milwaukie with six Jiun
ilred infantry to reston peace and order. It is
also stated that the tin.!, intended to give the Afar
eh a I and his fort, a tight before they dispersed.
Muttersappe.u to . .ok 1 . squoiiy 01 iin.coln
.a some sections of bir dominie.l.
According to the statements 1 lade by th< cor
respoudeots Os tip <. .. h i-aji . uiotul
of McL'lella Iha ■ at u - .sin
alt ection ahd bail . .11 •Ft <1 ia;
The Fedei.d e: - Y\ *
mg tbeirpocke'.i v>; .r - ■ ~t> . - ..my s.liiug
utoieu cotton. They ■ l i hiaih
erners, and thi, : 'l. *>ov : in.
The New 1 oik Ti buna g frightenol
c.usiderubly over tin >■ ,1 .r. >. ■,, :la. io
be building in Ituropn. it ti ink No.. 1 ork wit!
be attacked and dust . li ip.; >t„\ ill.
Hotwitl i ■
Uie country, the >% • Cqi.tui . *h .... with
mirth. Balls, and t.u-.uj -nnfitts ( i fill kinds, ap
pear to be the ore! . . • w; = . {:,.r-.
Nero iiddit.i : lou v »u'o! .
Intelligence from the West Indies says that,
notwithstanding tlu vi.. * i.r ,• t -,< :
bouts, the llri'.ihh Bivuin is Li laud in’. r, N; 1. ‘m. .. and
Onehita, all laden *, ;>«■jUou fr «n the .Soul’-. Imd
run out of tire Port of Bermuda for l 'an !
False signals were thrown out from id ; 61 iu
order to decoy tlio federal vessels Iron '. sta
tions just as >be Mitiho sailed.
federal Secretary Chase has written a i li
ter saying that lie never eatertuined the thought
of refusing the payment of five n r t! four per cent,
temporary deposits i anything 'jut live twenty
bonds.
The otlieera of the federal flotilla, on tbo Po
tomac, stale that largo numb rs of (- one suc
ceed in crossing from aryla and the S uth,
notwithstanding their • i irti i to pm . .-at ii
g|A brother o * n. ITiow has been captured
near his plantation on '; Mi •: .-w.ppir.v. 1
A letter received 1 M-v York, from (luraccns, I
under date of October tli, : Lit' ;-.t an iroit-clitd
war steamer, b uri ■ t: • to 11 g, and
supposed to be tin 0 1 i>. : cruising off
Cardonas for tw > fast, am. 3
known to have mud. ► v Two other
of tlui Confederal
ing about I.
The follow) 1 • 1 ederal hi. -iM. • at
without ci.mi in :> ; \ ,’la< ii 1 (.'
fremont, Edwin I*. Morgan, t* -v - Met)
Cassius >l. «'! ■•
I’orter, mnl Uen. l J ::i > *
Oeu. Ilutlov, it ih t.'t ; v 1 ,• •• . ;.
in New Orb s’ 1, t.i ii i t.p ..
regiments.
Tiios. U, Olay, a son < 11. 0.,!. s. . vpt
od the appointment of Minister to No ragua
(lov. Buckingham inis called an ev ... tt-ion
the Legislature of Connecticut, to eoi:'. .• t e 0 [> >
bth ol December.
A petit
the President to give (Jen.e 0. l-'r. . ionm coni
mend oftho forces o: li.'i 1 >pp Valley.
Judge Lackland ol Mo- om i, lias been irreated
for publicly denouncing Lincolns prt>o
the paper currency of tl.. i -den. a.
Information bui iug been n . veil at the fodcr
al War Department >f 1 «'uv- 1 Kentucky
baring been return and to loyal as ivotl .a io
rebel musters, in violation 01 the uctol Congress,
the Secretary of War in s ordered reports of any
such transactions to h ■ -node to his department
111 order that tbo officers .0 violating the tuws of
the United States m y ■ e duly pun tied.
It was rumored recently that a aentli man oi se
cession proclivities io" Troy, New York, bad
raised tlio Confederate flaj A cited party
started for the premie V* ti ound
banging from a back w •■v, 1 -. as u lady’s
buinioral that had be* . hung out to
dry. The hush, ud t* I 1 Iby • •• tl
and the croud gave t-r . . ... v <am ~
and departed.
The whole Sort nppea < > "gom. ■
over MeClelUl i.i largo
plnen ore flockii
respects to hin . dcr him th
ties of their v..; nm
It ia atated ths
S'. Louis, Louisviile u. ii *
and that many be..'-.- ;
operate in the tribui;.-.
reach lur into the .. i-1, .
will be the
tionists think it w .'1 ta
iug of the Mississippi ;*•>
erlul fleet, Which »
water permits, there ; , u- . but
points on the Mi ssip, i- t • -be: .1 ]',
Hudson The strengtl
tested, but that oi tht foi 1 well I iwn
world. by her gallant dot* .1.,
last.
A New Orleans at. . , , ;
says sugm plain ..,. - . , aching
its end. The phi mi V. 0
all deserted > p,...
rust as they »t«mi
labot while ot). l labor.
The cane is ready cuttii Pbe
intend grinding ah »!.< ■ • 1 . ~j. !
Kererend John A. On ■> , « Cif-.:mni ;.bo:
tionist, recently dee.-n ! .-tweeh in Chicago
that the next federal Kepre cUtativW !
would uot be perm.:-.- - t , . t it con air.- I
•and a Democrau, >i
order!
Os tht eigWy-t-iuM c
escuped the druli cotn-t v.
one-halt of the men t';..<>• • u- jt J
the three years’ sc
The Louisville Democi ... a ■ i-i o\'v. i that
Lmoolu issued the ic.e . -
“ not because it « u
ause it would not. ’
Upward* of seven ihou.sind ■
collectors, assessors and >t
now engaged in th. ci ■ oc. ■ - ’.u
revenue m the Vankot St i-.es
Letiei ■
that the whole e -
Several vessi s h„<
lately. S. m«
vigilence of the V
was se : ug
a VO*. per Dk G»
Senator Wtleon. and others.. L > ar , . i.mcoin
to cone ntraieuHlhe u
upon Richmond.
While Gen ral 1< ;.
Wnrrenton, the l\
aient accepted the
pleasing manners.
that place, and, with u \
morning to breaklas ....
coy, resulting in the c»; 1 ■■ s
- by a squad of Confedee.-
The figures at the FeJer.u A. ... 1
offioe show that one hu.. in . - x;v v t .
thousand of the tree; : ;.ad . . -
hundred thousand arc aow
The Northern papers stai
for a combined attack
Uavsuuah are being vn.dji
The California pup,
that State make a bus. . s;' , n.au chil
dren and selling the; : ■ <
The steamer Hens
the captuteof a Cor -
Hswkms, from ila
ammunition, medic; ,t A
tured.
Recent discovtn . - ;
county, Califoiuui,
in that State. C.»w .
have been located cn ;>
Some are partly optue.
mens ol rock have In .. .
have been oiganized ;n
nominal capital ot ovei ■
for an J effici-it cruising man of-war.
■ Prince l)e Joinrilie haß been publish<ng an ac
. rs the I’er nHuiar campaign, in which be de-
I fends McClellan's actions.
! A New York despatch eays that it has been re
solved again to sell gold at the broker s board,
j The cargo of the prize steamer Louisa, consist
I ing of 111 bales of Cotton, was sold at Boston
on the 15th, and brought sixty live thousand
A late Vew York paper says: Coiiee, siace the
! passage of the new tariff act, and the very mu
heiial falling olf of supplies, has materially ad
vanced in price. One year ego Kio coiiee could
be bought at front eight to ten cents per pound.
At the present time toe price is thirty and thirty
one cents.
j ft is coatidently asr.-rted that the Indiana
! lalnre which meets in January, will elect Jesse
1 P Jirigiit United States Senator for the short
( . i ,i <1 horn - - A. He idricksfor the long term,
h .jiming 4tb ol March 18ti3. Bright it will bo
■ -i, > ; strong friend of the South, and
« . i o the Yankee Senate some
!hs> -; j, h .. complicity in the “rebellion.”
, . letter from New Orleans, published
th- Chicago Times, says: The negroes are
v insolent, committing all sorts of deprada-
Those who have enlisted in the United
<-vi< are to be seen strutting about the
,1 ■ display in.; their weapons-of defence, while*
• whites are deprived ol tlieirs a pretty state
.illairs. It r aken my blood boil to bo ordered
I, “halt” by them, with a “Stand back dar, T tells
James Madison Pm ter, Secretary of War under
John Tyler, died at Easton, Pennsylvania, re
| Madame Oviedo, the heroine of the diamond
wedding, has, alter an unhappy time ol it, sie
oured a separation and $4,000 a year from the
Honor. Served him and her both right,
i fiie Northern papers state the city of Boston
is behind in her quota of troops between live and
I six thousand, and is endeavoring to “shirk out”
I by proposing to have credit for the number of
h.ra in the naval service hailing from that part,
j The i cderals are beginiug to think that “the
j •. er olf the coast of South Cbrolina is un-
I . xiliiy and very productive of fevers.”
I H r ater Bayard addressed a meeting at Wil-
I mir; ion, Delaware, on the night of Nov. 3d, at
1 v, ' e'l n any ladies were present. Some “patriot”
. . t : uiphui and assafoetida in tho stove, which
oh -led the;room squelching orator as well as
I A llarpti's Ferry correspondent of a Northern
paper says: “Every one v ill agree with rue that
p 8 have no pause to murmur when they
: hat 1 > :v?e seen, ltebel soldiers captured
j . ■ spu . r.o .ir fast to shoeless hesb, and all in
T - America Biblo iiocioty issued at tie Bible
' , iu New York, during the month of,Septem
-1 Voj.ioi vo’.u- uwy—mostly Testaments for ihe
1. 1 r. 1 This *; at th-i rate of eleven books
or:. .1.0 of working time during the month.
The Toledo (Ohio) Commercial says that four
(hi ,i.:und bales of cotton passed throagh there in
ihe Month of August, over that number iu Sep
, and over seven thousand bales in Octo
b .-,!!! round numbers, sixteen thousand
i.'s in three months. There are some traitors
(o iha cause in Kentucky and Tennessee who
ought to swing.
Out:. Fremont, it is said, will ho assigned to the
-..ommand of the defence or Washington. Generals
Wadsworth and Heintzelman will both take the
hold in a very short time.
The Hoisin House, the largest hotel iu Canada,
y,-aa burned on the 14th instant. Several lives
were lost, hut the guests in the hotel were saved.
The loss was very heavy. The buildings was in
sured for $83,000.
Ir, the list oi citizens from the slave States who
were expected to address a “Union” meeting in
Now York on Oct 25th, wo had the name of John
G. Winter of Georgia.
The flow of the Pennsylvania oil wells is tie
creasing, the daily product of the whole region
! being estimated at scarcely 4,000 barrels.
Arrestß r;f persons ioy.d to the South continue
A corn at ondent of the Chi cog Times, writing
| V, Inglon saya : It is impossible to give
! , - 0 quale ilea of the consternation whicn pro
ever, caw they are stupefied with astonishment,.
Id cannot realize the extent and conscqueucen i
of their defeat. 1
| ft i., .dated ti. at Lincoln declared before tlio 1
I c lections at the North, that if “they did not
j i -on t in larg-. licpabiictui majorities, he would
!*. . , ritus a doomed condemnation oi the whole
Ii -jurse o! his administration.” Wonder what Hie
lUinksot “Kepubiiean majorities” now' ,
A Washington correspondent of the Chicago
; .... a, speaks out very plainly about matters und
tilings at the North Speasmg about the recent
. lections, Iu says : “llud Die elec ions resulted
differently—hart the iutiaiidations bo freely used
been successful - the country would have been
viven up to a despotism of which wo liavo already
had a foretaste. Gone, would have been the right
of froe speech, the right of personal liberty, the
rivhl of being secure from unreasonable searches
and sei-m os, and the right of Habeas corpus and
e ry other - ight ;uaranteed iu the Constitution.
Nay, it is not too much to say- that the Constitu
tion ; self was m dangt, of being superseded and
, hr, gated.” This tnan» whoever he may be, has
ol toi vt the liberties he used t» enjoy once—
.’tiiough he has hut the name of them, and can
only talk about them, uow and then, at the pres
ent lime.
Tlu-Northern papers art lamenting the death
of t en. Mitchell, they say that “nis failure
a (he dilection of ( I arleston bad been ol
1 •■!•••'.. i.svico to him, for it had taught him in
| on ; :• rtment v.us delioient.” And his in
| '.i'-.!,iin - hud taught every Southerner that
“11 r-a.„ . - Com. Preble, ol the Federal Navy,
dis.sn c,| w-thout the slightest opportunity
coin is reported to have made the following
; iv -.o an inquiry as to how he felt about the
coin New York: ''Something like the boy
x 1 ucky, who stubbed his toe while running
ii - sweetheart. The boy said he “was too
in: to cry, and fur too badly hurt to laugh.”
S .■ vrn papers state that the Ohio river
li..- ,-jidoui been so low at Pittsburg as it is this
Navigation is almost entirely suspended
| t’uK Bomdardmskt oi Lavaca, Tsxas. —A geu
j ilentan writing front Lavaca, Texas, gives an
j iceouat of the late bombardment of that plan -,
'■< the Federate, lie says; On the morning o
>. October, the Yankee steamerappearedf
;a s;ght, and after much mane uvering arrived
tbi,-;.si of the city and cante to auchor under a
i; ! j if truce, w hich was met by Major Shea, the
officer commanding this posttion, accompanied
by sot oral of our citiienr. A short conference
took place; a demand was made that the town
. i aid be given up, to which demand the Major
repli3d that he was pul there for the purpose o!
defending tho towu, and he would try his best to
do so Much other conversation took place of no
material .aterest, tho result of which was that
one hour and a half was only given for the sick,
worm and children to leave the town. This
- brutal and inhuman order produced the wildest
eonfus . a.-d the whole town was in commotion,
endeavoring to remove the sick, and what few bed
°?h e^ci us e< rt uionslrated against the time I
oachat iat s the use t-s of civilized life; no forth, r
; ;.V:t I
• . ,-; . . ves el i report the resu't of h,,
to‘-'s .'opener e:Ucer, Cept.' ReusLa-A, I
ceedimre A complete stampede now i
-e:, an.', t.f wc ie: and children, together |
• ~s . k, were plaited oa the cars and taken
v,--;. One poor old man, Capt. Porter, died
tad ot iers wtil ptcbably foLow aim.
A hout twenty minutos or so after the time hsd
el 1 ’ ’s and he vessel opened upon me town a mur
■ iw ’-c of shot and shell, which orashed
itta touring I
-mvsTccs iy furniture of every cefcrtption. Many ;
wnr-vLt id ch.ldrea were s»t!l in town, .. being j
impossible to get them ail out at so short a no
tice and it is a miracle that none were k;.let. or j
wounded Our batteries were soon in full play ;
under tb . orders of the gallant Major Shea. The j
scene \v:,s »iraud beyond description, shot and j
sheli fail; n into the town in every direction, shat- ;
.oring houses and tearing up the’ hard and flinty |
ground.
At firs; v easels were in striking dmtanee ot
..; r ci.;;and lam certa : u they were struck
several tunes, us cue of them backedjdown a little
out oi ' ; range of our guns. The first day’s
id • commenced about S o’clock and continued
It took u e Federate until nine o’clock the next
down a considerable distance, as if endeavoring j
.tt ice K hot and shell into the town, I
t.<e to..' r.d ; . 7c. Thus ended the conflict, i
It " ~ mnuclo that no blood spilled under j
a hiov.r of shot and shell, seme of which were |
picked up afterwards, and had not exploded,
hundred pounds.
Northern News.
We gather from Northern papers the following 1
• • ews about matters and things in North
. . /-sippi and Tennessee. Gen. Brajg was
11 n,- Springs, Miss., Nov. 231, with 15 000
l b u.aiii army ofthe Federalg was at Hnd
n about seven miles from liollv Springs.
IP .1. -.laking preparations to defend the place.
■; i.“‘, icK-els of both armies are bat a short distance
v .;! The Federals say that Bragg wants to
.ira' them into a battle a short distance south of
(jollv springs The Memphis Bulletin thinks
i: it the Federal government will give Gen. Grant
f,;,0,0.u men, if he wishes. The cars on the Mis
jgg’ippi and Tennessee railroad now run only only
to Bunola st. -tion, some sixty mileß from Memphis.
I'-mola county is being cleared of corn and other
eatables. Home of the Federals think that the
j re at battle between the two armies will be fought
near Jackson, Miss.
The Federal authorities have determined to re
place army supply wagons, to a considerable ex
tent, with’pack mules for the transportation of
stores for the army.
Northern papers state that the Federal ornisers
on the coast of Louisian na and Florida have of late
been extensively engaged in demolishing the
Confederate salt works.
It is asserted by the Federals that no less than
three vessels are being fitted out in the port of St.
Georges, in the inland of Bermuda, to be employ
ed .n the Confederate servioe against Federal
commerce on the high seas ;Hhat whilst Federal
sh'pe wi re denied coal, every facility and aid was
afforded the Confederates in the construction and
furnishing of these vessels.
Burnside Las ordered every officer in the Federal
army to uis post; those who do not obey will ei
ther be ignomimously dismissed or tried by court
martrnl.
Late advices from Mexico state that no further
engagements had taken;place, the Mexicans are
fortifying Buobla. Sickness continues in the
French fleet. A French man of-war and several
Northern vessels had been wrecked during a lute
«a!e in the Gulf. Gen. Almonte was going to leave
the country—the French having refused to protect
him any longer.
Another announcement iu the Northern papers
gives the foreign question a somewhat more impor
tant aspect than the correspondent of the New
York Times seems to attach to it. The statement
is that sccretarv Oh; se lias made a demand of five
per cent loan ol twelve millions, most of which
was taken by New Y ork bankers; and the haste
was ascribed to the fact that there were European
demands upon the Government which might load
to gvave foreign complication. Humor says that
it is the amount demanded by the French Govern
ment to pay her citizens for losses accasioued by
Federal management in New Orleans.
Late Northern papers announce that “the grand
army of the Potomac is, for the second time, on
its way to Richmond,” and that Burneide like
McClellan before Richmond lias very suddenly
“changed his base.” The nows now is that the
base oi operation has been changed to Frederick
burg, ami that the whole Y’ankee army is now iu
motion. Whether this is a fact, or intended as
a feiut to conceal some other movement, it is hard
to tell.
Home 0! the Federal officers are airaid to take
pari in the honors now being shown to McClellan
for fear of giving offence to Lincoln. The old
fellow is now di awing the lines pretty tight and
officially dismisses offenders without warning.
The New York World says that one of tho
objects of the present campaigu ol Burnside is “to
devastate the Confederate frontier.” That portion
of UlO programme is being carried out faithfully—
aud iu a very lavage and barbarious manner.
News Summary)
U is understood that the War Department has
acquiesced in tho request of General Lee, detailing
a court martial to accompany each corps of the
iu my, to dispose of the cases coming under its
juii-Idictioh as they arise. The Judge Advocates
arc now being appointed, and the applicants are
numerous.
Tho vaiuo of Ihe tobacco destroyed at ,Fred
ericksburg recently, will reach seventy-live or
ono hundred thousand dollars.
lion. James A. Seddon was to assume the du
ties of Secretary of War on Monday, Nov. 24.
Gen. Howell Cobb reviewed the 4(ith Georgia
Regiment in Charleston yesterday. Gen. Cobb is
011 Lis way to Florida to take command of that
Department.
Tobacco of all kind has advanced in the Rich
mond market.
A gentleman lately from Key Weßl says that
there is now about three hundred and fifty Fede
ral 1 loops at that place under command of Col.
Morgan. Three United States man-of-war ves
sels were at Key West at the time of his depart
ure. Admiral I ardner was iu command ot the
Navy Department. The yellow fever was very
prevalent; thirty-six of the crew of one vessel
died from it during the tifly days he was in the
place. Heveral small prizes, mostly schooners
' fro 1 1 Texas, were brought into port, and one
j steamer. The l-lhierals were busily engaged in
, liuisbing a fort to protect the town.
Tho person arrested near Mount Pleasant, tl. G.
. .■••‘t with being spies, are now being examined
* at (
Tiie army of Tennessee is uow pretty well post
-1 ad at Tullahoma, a station on the Nashville rail
| -mid, some thirty or forty miles South of Mur
j i recsboro. We also have a considerable force at
1 the latter place.
; The Federal have been comrnitiiug depredations
in Gloucester Cos., Va., arresting private citizens,
and sending them oflf in irons, and plundering pri
vate houses. On Nov. 15, a tug towed two barges
up York l iver, laden with laborers, who were
landed at different points, and tore down the
burns and outhouses of tho furuiors, currying oil
the timber to make winter quarters for the Federal
troops. On Mouday following a gunboat went up
the river twenty aides u ove Yorktowu, shelling
both sides of tho river as she went.
A patent has been issued tho inventor of Wil
liams breech loading gun. The performances ol
the weapon are said to be very satisfactory to
those who have witnessed them. It requires but
tvo horses and four effective men to man and
work it; and it will throw one hundred and twen
ty five buckshot at ono discharge; and may, in
repelling an assault, bo diseba-ged twenty times
a minute, Ono of Virginia’s favoiits Generals,
while witnessing its performance in the presence
of two hundred spectators, remarked that it was
equal to the service of a battery of eight guns.
111 t} e '-iii- and ish made by a portion of General
Floyd’s 1 nd into Kentucky, the public func
tions- . t hart.r C. H-, Ky., including Judges,
Sheriff, Ac., were arrested. The “Lincoln war
tax” was extorted from the Sheriff, and handed
over to our Quartermaster. A store, the owner
of which had fled to Cincinnati, was taken posses
sion of, and the Virginia boys were weli shod
from its contents.
A J abundance of arms have ulrsudy been ship
ipd West of the Mississippi. The forces under
Major General Holmes and Uinman are generally
estimated at fifty thousand. The army ib almost
entirely composaed of Arkansians, Missourians
and Texans.
The l’ostinaster General has appointed an
agent to attend to the postal arrangements of tho
military department of Tennessee. The people
j,l that country can hereafter get correct informa
tion of wbut is going on Houth. For noarly six
months that sietion has been flooded with
Y ankee fabrications of the most absurd kind.
Xu passports are uofr issued to persons 6n
e-iged in the contraband trade at Richmond. In
i onsequence of this, gold has ceased to advance
in that market.
Substitutes continue to ba in good demand at
Richmond.
Stephen T. Moore, » jouth between the ape of
14 and 15 years, lias plead guilty in the Confede
rate States' Court, to the charge of stealing letters
*rom the l’ostoffiee at Double Wells, Warren
counti in this State. In consideration of his
youth' aud from the fact that this was his first
crime, he won sentenced to the penitentiary to
hard labor for the term of two years.
Late Northern papers appear to be much re
freshed with joy and congratulation at the result
.; the recent election in Missouri, which is appar
ently a small majority for the policy of emancip
. ; oil. There is gross misrepresentation in claim
* 0 re-nll ol this election as an exposition
ii popular sentiment iu Missouri. According to
i last census returns this Sta-e hud a voting
mlatior of 170,000. Os this hardly -0,000 voted
the recent election ; the remaining 00,000 re
;J , : \ ,te because they did not recognize the
a’ity e r the electiou, and because preferring al
a> c to the South, they would nottakethe
I to support the Constitution of the United
S:_tes which was made the condition of their vo
t re. t*. ' ° -0,000 votes that were cast there was
b.tfa b e majority—some 4f>,000— for emancipa
v a. Tit’s isn’t a very considerable increase
over V;.o number of those who favored emancip
ation pi evious to the late election, Besides the
• ; v!s were surrounded by armed Lincoln troops,
aud a great roauy citizens were thus prevented
from votin*T.
It is stated that from two and a half to three
gallons o' whiskey can be ms.'*' from one bushel
of c m At tho rate of ten and bias a gallon, one
. 1 . . c.; •• w tvc»S? :ty dollars in the form
hot ini the : lop a: the distillery will fat
; enough io pay for all the labor in the
munu acturc.
Vi e inhabitant* c! Benssrtta Fla , are being re
-1 quired to take the oath ofkiiegtancs to the Tan
,;= jovernmentor take lodgings it-Fott Piekeoe.
Some of the moa: prominent Ciuzsns of the place
I have been imprisoned.
Manufactured tobacco, which was going up
1 briskly at Richmond at the time of the destruction
I of a quantify of the article by cur troops at Fred
•ssburg ’ seems bv that affair, to have received
u’t;," on t¥e “head which has sent it down aome
wi at. l’he stopping of smuggling tobacco through
; the North has also had a tendency to lower the
price of the article.
•. -r ■ r from Virginia states in the Macon Tel
;■ ■>, that five hundred and thirty-two of the
I mu Gt . r. ia Regiment have fallen in battie.
.; ‘uc r. at Pet irsb’ir . Va.,on Ncv.lfth
.. auction slsd in gold for fU4 oOin paper
a., ■ . v - being a premium of 220 per cent for the
a,l It was a novel article so be offered at pub
cuon to the highest bidder, and the bidding
as pirlted and amusing.
A til- lam from Bt. Faul says the Mississippi
is t ... I -v ice above l.aCrosse, Wisconsin.
Mr. Am-.a Cornwall, of Chester District, S. C.
as murdered by some unknown person a few
days since.
News Summary.
The small pox has made its appearance ar Mon- I
ticello, Fairbeid Dißtrict,S. C.
On Wednesday, Nov. 19, o ne of tte blccx-adine
vessels on the Florida coast approached the I
shore aa near as it cocld, and fired five s i 'Ots at ■
the Salt Works at Goose Creek, in Wukuilaconntv. i
The shot did net reach tho shore, and they could i
not get neater ,n account of the shallowness of
the water. It is supposed the Abolitionists will
next attempt to land io email boats.
The Macon Telegraph aays that 75,000 hogs sre
coming to Georgia to be fattened, which will
make quite a dift'erence iu corn. Better make
pork than whiskey.
The case of small pox at lee Holdier’s Relief
Room, ut Rome, Ga., it is stated is now out of
danger, and though a number of citizens of that
p*ace were exposed to it about two weeks since,
no new? cases have appeared, and we may now
conclude that the danger of ita spreading is past.
Corn is selling at one dollar per bushel in most
of the lower counties of Alabama, a ! which price
thousands of bushels can be obtained.
Cotton in Brownsville, Texas, has risen to 33
cents per pound, specie, or «G cents Confederate
money. This is understood to be the extreme
pr ce. The Flag says our planters would do well
to bring their own cotton instead of selling it to
speculators. One pound of cotton in Brownsville
will bring a pound of coiiee, or two yards of do
mestic, or one and a half ot calico, &c. which is
more than it would do in time of peace.
A shop used by Mr. Thompson ior the manu
facture of sabres, in Columbus, Ga., was burnt on
Sunday, Nov. 23d. Losa about SI,OOO.
The Grand Lodge of Free and accepted masons,
of South Carolina have elected the following of
ficers for the ensuing year. M. W., David Ram
say, of Charleston. Grand Master. R. W. D.J.
Barnet, of Williamston, Deputy Grand Afaster
V. W., J. if. Boatwright, M. D., of Coiumbiu,
Senior Grand Warden. V. W., A. F. Lumpkin, of
Gladden’s Grove, Junior Grand Warden. W. H.,
W. Schroeder, of Charleston, Grand Treasurer.
W. A., G. Mackey, M. D., of Charleston, Grand
Secretary. M. R, W. I’. Martin, of Honey Bath,
Grand Chaplain.
The Houston Telegraph says Gen. Baylor’s
Brigade numbers twenty-seveu companies, and
that it is to remain in Texas this winter.
A couple*of Abolition bushwhackers l'resh from
a marauding expedition with the spoils in their
bands, were captured by a squad of our cavalry
on Cumberland mountain lately, and bung up by
the neck till they were dead.
Col. Nat. 11. Harrison, ol f’ickeus couutr, Als ,
has mrde a donation of five housand bushels of
corn to tho indigent families of soldiers in our
army from that county, and from Moxubee county,
Mississippi.
The Florida Legislature met at Tallohasseci
Nov. 19lh.
It is stated that Gen. Pembertoon is putting
forth active and energetic efforts to increase the
strength oi the army in North Mississippi.
Mr. J. H. Hollingsworth, of Edgefield dia rict,
B. C. proposes to give to the indigent families of
soldiors, five hundred bushe ! s of corn —twenty
bushels to each family.
A correspondent writing from Apalachicola,
Fla., states that since a few of Thigpin’s gallant
company dared lire into them, the Yankees in
large force have been paying regular visits to that
town, and committing various depredations,
destroying such property as they had no use for,
carrying off' such as they desired, and forcibly
seizing without cause of complaint against, and
carrying off, the persons of private, unoffending
citizens, and compelling others to take to the
woods for their greuter safety. The steamer
Jackson, that supplied the placo with provisions
has also been prevented from running, and the
citizens are badly in want of food. Thus the resi
dents of the place are cut off from their friends on
one side, on the other besot, menaced, insulted
and outraged by our common enemy.
Six store houses in Greenville, Ala., have been
burglaroualy broken open the past two weeks.
Gen. Herman, au accomplished and skilful offi -
cer, died at Jackson, Mississippi, Nov. 16.
A detachment of marines h sve be< 11 sent Irom
Mobile to Savauuuh. The detachment is intended
for the new iron clad stei mer i’ingal, just finished.
Goal, nearly equal to the Pennsylvania anthru
cite, is uow mined in the De p River mineral re
gion of North Carolina.
The Churh ston Mercury tells of the following
now dodge that has lat )y been practiced in that
city. During the past few days officer Hicks arrest
ted five men, who were passing themselves off as
exempt from military duty having foreign pro
tecticn papers. Three ol them had one British
exemption, which was transferred Irom one to the
other as occasion required, and two had a German
protection iu a similar partners! ip. Each had
been arrested separately on several occasions,
bnt were released cn producing the conveniint
paper, which had become so familiar to the keen
eye of tho olfic- r, that anew dodge lor shirk
ing doty was suspected, and orders were given for
the ai rest of the wholn gang. Their names were
enrolled as conscripts, when two of them acknowl
edge that they were desrters from Virginia, and
requested to be sent back ‘o their old regime ts.
Fo-. r Yut-Kwe gunboats weie in sight o, I’o;*
Hudson, La , coming up a few days since. We
have learned 1: othing from them since but sup
pose they only came to reconnoitre.
Gen. McCown has been ordered to report to
Arkansas for dtity.
It is stated that no more intercourse is to bo al
lowed across our lines in Tennessee and Missis
sippi.
In 1850 only twenty-seven per cent, of the (arm
land in tho Cotton States was improved. What
an enormous margin does this leave for increased
production, particularly when wo consider how,
during the last ten years, agricultural science has
facilitated and cheapened the improvement of
land.
From the most accurate estimate that can he
made from the returns of the Probate Judges and
Sheriffs of the counties, Alabuma has sent to the
war from the first to last, about sixty thousand
men out of a voting population of some eighly-fivi
thousand. Os these the State has armed nineteen
thousand and equipped eight thousand. Alaba
ma also turned over to the Confedeiaoy twenty
one thousand stand of arms, captured by her own
troops from Mt. Vernon Arsenal.
The Federate are repairing the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad rapidly.
Christopher Columbus Sheets, a member of the
Alabama House of Representatives, had been ex
pelled from that body because of some complicity
with the Yankees. The Montgomery Advertiser
says this is now a “public house without sheets,”
The Little Rock Guzette learns that the Federate
are in the northwest part of Arkansas, some eigh
teen thousand strong, and their advauco is proba
bly within a few miles of Fuyettevi'l. They are
divided into four bodies, al! of which are m an
area of about twenty miles, their principal camp
being at Wa nut Springs, in Benton county. It is
stated also that a few regments of Federate are
encamped al Pittman’s Fetry, on the northeast
border, and that a detachment has boen down as
far as Pocahontas, arresting cilizeus and in some
cases destroying property. '
Foreign Item*.
A spoi tsuian in the neighborhood of tho wood
at Clairtuaraiß, France, shot recently au unusually
large raven, having round one of its legs a small
iron ring, on which were engraved the words,
“Born at Courtrai, 1772”
Two survivors of Nelson’s great battle of Trafal
gar are known to he living in England—Joseph
White, aged S7, in Sutton, Surrey county, and
James Sharman, at Yarmouth
A dwarf elephant, twenty years old and only
thirty inches high—a perfect Tom Thumb of the
elephant tribe—has just been added to Wombell’s
(now Edmond’sjmenagerie, in England. It was
imported from Malacca.
Recently thirLoen vessels arrived :u Livcrpoo
from Bombay, with 5 S,5Sf halos of cotton. About
370,000 bales of cotton are en route from Bombay
to Liverpool.
The Irish Times positively asserts that “numer
ous enlistments are being made for the Federal
armies throughout Ireland, the recruit receiving
£4O on his departure for America, and the re
mainder of the bounty on landing.”
In a foreign summary of scientific intelligence,
we read : fit. Foucadlt has ascertained that, in
stead ot the velocity ol light being 307 millions of
metres per second, as calculated by Delauibre’s
astronomical deductions, it is 296 millions of me
tres. The French metre is a small fraction over
one-twelfth more than the English yard, or exact
ly 36,370 70 inches.
The great Suez canal, w hich is hem,: cut through
the isthmus, to connect the Mediterranean with
the lied sea, will be ninety-four miles in length,
260 feet in width, and twenty-six feet deep. s
The exports of British produces into France for
the year ending Oct. 1562, were £10,600,000, in
round numbers, against £4,750,000 for the pre
ceding year ; an inert aso of considerably more
than 100 per cent. In iron manufactures the in
crease was nearly £OO per cent,
At the ball lately given ia Seville, by th’ K-ng
and CJueen of Spain, it > is stated that'the ladies
wore diamonds worth at least $27000,000.
The London Economist says thatwhen the great
events of the last eighteen months are patiently
and cooly examined by gome Transatlantic histo
rian whs is anxions to explain the calamities of bis
country, it will be found that, l»dly as the milita
ry affairs of the Federal Government have been
managed—badly and corruptly as their civil admin
istration has been managed, too—their financial
administration has oe*o managed worst of all.
One of thOtLondoa journals express surprise
that while Mr. Lincoln had his hand in at a abol
ishing, he did not abolish slavery in Africa,
which he might have done by a proclamation as
eflectnaliy aa in America. It would have been no
more &t/r*tum fulmtn in one case than the other.
The Empress Eugenie is determined to introduce
bull fighting in Paris, and E! Tato, the celebrated
matador, has been engaged for the sport at the
Hippodrome.
Foreign journals announce the decease of Car
line, the distinguished Italian astronomer and
mathematician at Milan. For mors than half a
century he held a prominent place among the
European scientists. His researches on the lunar
theory in connection with Baron Plana, and his
pendulum experiments on Mouut Cenis, to de
termine the mean density of the earth, Laving
placed his name among the ablest contributors
of science. His last labors were directed to the
the determination of the orbit of T uttle’s late
comet, which had been early observed by Floren
tine and Roman astronomers.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. j
iiriLl K : on the 9rst Tuesday in JANUARY next.
W witiiinU ‘ •- C-: t .:e.' the Court iivse
dooi 1q Lti.i.aiuD i*s!.-in-n>t county. Georgia :.,:r. aaMc to
ar onW f>* the I•" Os OrJ aarvof .-xi- comity, ou« likoly
Hero Won.'.r named Acthonei, ebdot seventeen >eus ol :
i-,"her"-V- ; il.'x ■ x m ntUseM. So.d astne propir- ;
V, .' 0 mrtheui, atoftli,. heirs («„!
cr^t! U r. ''•l said «• • * • (’A I.LAUAN, Adiu r.
Idiuiuistrator’s Sale of Negroes
i.N AARREN COUNTY.
ill lUrt V.YI to an order giantail t y the Onliieuy us mM
* juutv W.li h, so li bciore the Court House itoor m Wxr
, ,-t 'l'm.aay In JANUARY next, the following
late E. 1) Hudson, of avS
e .,, T .. ..Y.e v‘,7 ■ Peter, about 60 years oil; Jett, about 45
rSrnirdlr) ; Lawrence, about 45 (a carpenter J Joel, ab ut
.... , «n O uL4o' 3caienson, about S6 ; Weet. about 33;
bam. abont3B: Shade, about 15 ; Hannah, (a seamstress) alsmi.
so- i.tit .. faeood cook, washer and rouer.) about .-5 , htlva,
J?;J sny5 ny n, and child about 4 : Hannah, about
*S and bithree'(hUdren : Issuisa. about IS ; Jane, about 13 ;
lira about 10 ; Moses, about, S, and Je-ry about, 7 years old.
J o>rmko!--nl -Twelve -cntlie’credit, with approval aeon
rermsotoai. lwe ve OKU, F. HUDSON,
ru, ‘ AdieV, Ac , of li. 11. Hudson, deceased,
October 18.1S«3.
ADMIN IST R ATOR’S S ALE.
next at the Lower Market House io th ; city of Augusta, be
tween the usual hour., of public sale, the following: Hegroai
Vtanei-e to the estate of Mrs Nancy H. Malone, deceased,
a woamn. 7. yea's of age; Andrew, a Held hand,
M years old Azgy, his wife, a good cook, 63 years old; Ann.
aWTMter aud iroaer, 45 years old; Messer, n store boy or
dravinan 35 years old; Weston, a drayman, 2b; John, car*
dr:v r ’ field hand, 35 . Louisa, a flekikitnd, 23; Netty,
a aeanirtre-a, 23; Tom, field hand, 33; lleury, field band, 17;
si ary a field hand, 14 ; Ocr.'xo, field hoy, 12 and John, a boy,
4 years of age. Sold for tho benefit of tne heirs and creditors
o Nov*'MS62.' ler:n JAMES F. -MALONE, Adla'r,
NOTICE.
\»T ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in JANUARY next,
W within the legal hours of aale, uefore the Court House
door in the town ot Lex ngtou, OgU-tiorpe county, the Store
House nd Lot, with the builalng known as tlie Ulade Store
House iu said comity, containing four acres, more O ' less.
Sold under a decree ol the Superior Court ot aaid county.
Terms on the day of sale.
AMBROSE W ITOHER, |
MITCHELL M. MARTIN, l „ 1 i. B ;„, lpr0
All E.l, KBKRHART, j commissioners.
JOHN 1). PASS. J
Nov. ll.lSea. 8w46
Arl minis tra tor’s Bale
OF
LASL> AND NEGROES.
X OUKEABLY to an order from the Ordinary of Morgan
A county, will lie sold before the Court House door in the
town of Madison, on the first Tuesday in JANUARY next,
that welt known and valuable Plantat'ou and Mills, known as
Swift’s Mills, it being the place whore John O. Maluom lived
ut the ililf "1 Us death containing between iix :iuJ seven
hundred acicsrif hand, more or lew. Also, eight likely Negroes
—Men Women, Boys and Girls. Ail sold as the property of
John G Malcom, deceased. Terms of sa eon the day.
™ ’ HILLSMAN HAWK, Adni’r.
VIRTUOUS M. MALCOM, Admix.
Nov 12, 1862. ■ Cw4c
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
\AriLL be sold, at Appling, Columbia- county, on the first
VV Tuesday iu JANUARY next, lire following property, to
xvit - Ali’cy a Neg’u Woiiau, and lmr two Cldldreu—Romu
lus, a boy, and Louisa, a girl. Sold agreeable to the will of
W W Stone, dot cased, lor the benefit of the heirs, terms
ou tlie day of sale. JOHN V. SUTTON, Qua!. Rx’r.
Nov. 12, 1862, _ 4w4C
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
BY virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary ol liineoAu
county, will be sold before the Court House door in Bald
county, on the tfrst Tueaduy in JANUARY next, between the
lawful ltoursoi r ule, tne following properly, to wit: One hun
drod acres of hand, more or less, in said county, on the waters
of Gray’s Creek, adjoining lands of Zochariah Spires, Haywood
Roberts and others! Sold as proptrty helonglug to the estate
of Green T. Spires, late, of said county, deceased, lor the benefft
of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Sold subject to the
widow’s dOwer. . , „
AJ.SO,
At the same time and place will be sold, the interest of said
Orc-cu T Spirts, deceased, in the Unat Mill of Roberts*
Spires, on tlic waters of Cray’s creek, in said county—-aid in
tercst being onc-liftlf Sold for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of erdd deceased. Terms on the day of sale.
gNc v.B, 1862. ULEAfeANT F. liUKUILSS, Adin r.
' EXECUTOR’S SALE.
ON the Ibt Tuesday in JAN If Alt Y nex>, trill be sold be
fore the Court House tloor in the town of WuH-iiCton.
W ilkes count y, in xuir-uance of the last will ami testament ol
A ,1 Orr, deceased, a JMcjfro Woman, name! Julia, about
28 yearh of :i '(*, beleii&iutf to the estate of said .deceased. &old
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors ot said deceased.
Terms made known on the day ol Fide. .... ~ ,
JOHN C- FANNING. Hx’r.
October 24. ISt.d. _
EXECUTORS’ SALE.
I lUllt the purpose of .» division union# the legatees the
’ late Hubert Fleming, there will be sold, on the llrst Tues
day iu «T A N UAH Y next, at the Mmket House, the following
Slaves: Funny, about 60 years of age; Cheney, about 45 years
tease ; Alftcd,SSyearn of Wffi-. Moliv.lfl aud «a« latent one
month old. iltOfe. v. 1* l.ljMiiN(.r, ? Fx’rfi
ino I’OKTBK FfcSCMINU. f r *’*
Augusta. Nov. IS. 1 Bit-2 _ novfi
’"ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
BV virtue c! an order of the Ucuit ot Ordinary ot Hi:,coin
county, will b. .-old before the Court House door m said
county, on the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, between
the lrwftil hours of mde, the following property, to wit: loin,
a man 40 years old,and Wash a man 45 ,Y eu ?JL i,’, 1 . 1 ! ,5
the property belonging to the t state ol Charity • .tl*., late of
Bald county, (leeoaaell, loi the benefit ot tb.-h -.irsaud creditors
of sahl doceastd. Terms on the day of sale.
Nov. KRc! _ I'KV fUN W. BALK, Adm’r.
Aft diststratyr’n Sale of Land.
AGREEABLY to an of the Ordinary ot .Morgan
county will be .o:.l before the Court House door in the
town ot Madison, noth first Tuesday In JANUARY next,
, .j ■ !,.i„:irc i -oi.’ afty acrc.t of Land, more or less, it,being
the La;,,!:.and I’l natation owned by Robert t Prior, ceceused,
Ivin,- «n„,n Rig Sandy creek, about ten nates northwest, of
Mr.d nr'?!: coed water; healthy, ,nd the best of society. Any
n iron desirous ot making a purchase ot A valuable harm,
Would do well to examine the same before the day of sale.
Sold ss the. property of Robert A. Prior, deceased for the
l ci.etlt oi toe hobs and creditors. Turns on day ot sue.
JAMES O. A. RADFORD, Adm’r.
November 17. 1863. fiv74c
; ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE.
BY vjrluo of au order from the Court ot Ordinary of
Greene county, will Resold before tho Court House door
iu Greenesboio’. on tiie tirsu Tuesday iu JAJNIMHV uext,
within the leg tl hours of sale, the following named Negroes, t
wit : Daniel, 70 years old; Ihiliie, his wife. 60 years old;
Maria,> 50 yearn old; Khoda, 40 years old, and her chili
Tony, & years old ; lUbe' ea, 50 years old ; Sam, 22 years old;
Aaron, 12 years old ; Susan, 6 years old ; Kmel uc, 26 years
old, and he* two children, one 4 years old, the other (> month - ;
lliiTi iet, yc-ais old ; Alonso, 8 years old ; hllla, 16 years old.
Sold foi i lie i»ciieitl of the heirs and creditors of UJlisabeth
English, deceased. JOHN I>- ENoLlilf, \ Ad n y.. a
Nov. 5,1862 STEPHEN ENGLISH,> **"".**>
"T” \ DMI NIST R A TOR’S SALE. '
BY virtue of an order of ihg Court of Ordinary of Lb: c---
county. wUI be sold before the c ourt House du*»r in ’ . ;
town of Lagrange, Troup comity, on the first luesu r - u
JAN L AUY next, between the lawful hours of sale, th : ■ -
lowing pr6i>erty. to wit: Negro Mau John, 41 years oi i *,-
Scott, 39 years ot age; woman Kachei and two children ; ■>.;
Je.'SO, 10 years old; John, a years old: Fayette, 8 yeare o. > :
htopheu. o years old, and girl Betty, 4 years old. Bow a*
property belonging to the estate ol Charity Sa'ft, deceased, .or
the beneub of the ncirs run! ('.edH-on ot said deceased. Termi
on the day of sale. PEYTON W. SALF, Adm’r.
November 8, 1862.
EXECUTORS’ SALE.
AORIT EA BLY to the last will and testament ot J ames Me
Cord, iat‘j oi Lincoln county, deceased, will be sold Del oi
the Court House door n said county, ou the first Tuesday n
JAN UAKY next, the following property, to wit: lwo -in
dred and twenty-four acres of L’onl, more or less, in 3aul com
ty. on the waters of Gray’s creek, ad job ing lands of Mrs. M ry
Cox, Wm. O. Pascal, and ethers. Sold as the property bclcn
ing to the estate of James McCord, deceased, tor the benefit t
Ihe heirs and creditors of said deceased. Tcrnn; on the day •
gale JOHN N. MOCOKD. Kx’r.
Nov'mlter 9.1862.
“ ADAII N. IST RA TO R’S SALE.
I> Y virtue of an or.lerof the Court of Ordinary of Lincoln
Jf county, will be t-old on the in JAN UAKY
next. l»cfore Uie Court House door in said county, between the
lawful hours of laic, the following property, to wit; The Ne*
grees belonging to the estat ’of William C. Robertson, late ol
eakl county, deceased, consisting ol Women, Children and
hoys. Sold lor the benefit of the. heirs and creditors ot de
ceased. Terms on the day of sale.
RICHARD F. TOMPKINS, Adm’r.
Nov. 16,1862. 4 Wi6
TRUSTEE’S SALE.
BY virtue of a decree granted l»y the lion. W. W Kofi,
Judge of the Superior <-ourt ol the Middle Giicuit, at
Ghambere, there will be no Id at tb** Mark.-t. U- u m the town
ol Louisville, Jefferson rounty, on the first Tuesday .u J ANU*
ARY next, within Uie legal hour?, us sale, the following pro
perty t«i wit : one Negro fclave, John, a man about ‘lO year;
old, a very good carpenter; several unimproved Lots iu -aid
town lying in f. out of the ie idenceofAirs quiany and sepa
rated from ine lots t*f iv. L. Gamble by the street leading from
the County .)uil to the resilience oi Dr. U. A. Gat viu. Also,
the office and preu.iser, on the corner of Ihe square near t e
Market Hf-use ; also, the House and Lot f ronting on the JVL.i
street, and mtuuted between the residence ol Mr:.. .Susan A.
Robbins and said offlct*; also, the House and Lot on the cor ■:
of the square, bounded by the street leading from the M t- ■ '
House to th Wavncsb iro’roul and the street leading him
the Academy to the Bark C - n*p read, both ot raid Lots >. iv
all necessary out-bufidings. The above property will It ell
as the property of the children of Thomas H. Bolh *U, dec • ed,
for the purpose of a division. Terms made known on th* tl y
of t ale. WILLIAM A. WILKINS, Trustee A:.
November 22, 1.*»2. 6*47
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
BY viitue of the last will and tcotament oi John if. pier,
la* eof Jelferson county, dec asjd, t .ere will b: • t
tlio y arket H-, use in ihe town of Louisville, ou the i r Ua.
dav in JAN UA K Y next, ali of the Land be onging t. Jie es
tate ol .•'aid e fused, to Wit: rev.ral adjoiiyng tract**, con
taining al* Ait twenty two hundred acic-2, mere or less, adjoin
; the laml *of Lindsey Coleman, Abialom McD mLei, Samuel
Smith, Hamilton Rjifurd, and others. The* place is well Im
proved , upon t there is a good Mi 1 House, Ac. Termsonade
known on the day ol sale WILLIAM a rißiltß, Lx'r.
Novt-mler 22-. Itt )2.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
WILL, be =cld before the Court House in ti»e town oi
Law rente ville, Gwinnett county, Gr on the firpt Tuvs
day in DKCEMBh-K -ext, the follow mg 44 to with
i hree hundred a Mi sixty acres of Lam, more or ic-ss, tomustinz
in *-ait of Lots No. 74, 75, S6 aud 37 oi the sth District oi aid
county. Ain, base, a toy 25 year.- ol age; Homy, a l«y
i. )r a - *-.i I" j.awo: -j«j ; iterab, ST> T*aa of at-c, and tier
clout qoilla- . a !'-iy t« .--art of aj(*-. : iiv o, ii »t-f*
and iior: J0i.;..:: ooy sy-JJ ti t>.; ' J - ;
flifd. *' *y'*. i ! tLs tuc proper!j Ui •. i
aid con .’.y, doccate*!, in accordance with fiia wdL *.« macash.
THOS. W. ALEXANDER, , *r’ a
J. P. APiiiUTtf, »
October 21.1362.
ADM 1 N iSTiiATOHS SALE.
virtue of an owlor from tlw O* >rt oi Ordinary of Jetfer-
D sjU county, Will U told at th* M..rk-t Houae in the town
of LouisviLe Paid county, on the tiret Tuesday In JAN UA-
R\ next, within the legal) tours of sale, the folio win*; Nc*ro
Slaves, to wit : Dennis, a rnan about 25 years old : Mary, a
woman about 30, and her four children—Wfiflan a U-y about
15 Louisa, a ciri about 10, Jenny, a girl about 7, Aleck, a
bov about 5 year l <m. Sold as the prop rty of Themis L.
vvShHL iat*. ol said county, deceased, for the benefit of th*:
ami creditors of said deceased. Terms nude known on
Jh* dav oi eale. £DWAIiDH. Adm r.
November 22, 18 (&.
ADMINISTRATORS sale.
A4«Hk££ ABLE to au order from the Court oi Ordinary of
Columbia countv will L<e oo hi in Appling w the ‘urst Tues
day In DECKUBEK next, between C tU- iai hours ot saie:
One tract of Land lying in &:.:■! county. Joinmj/ lands ot NeaJ,
Hamiiton, C-ollinsaou hihers, contaimng lvc "Lu
mc/rc or Ifcßi, to the h-ctate ot ueediah h. hiorritj,
late of county, deceased. !*old for the f'dneht of the heirs
and creditors of oiiQ deeeaaed.
Terms *a the flayoi KCe. WJJ , LANOfel-Oli.
'.dm r, u-.-. bon':->::'.-u, with the will iiuOtxuL
Uc-iober 2b, ib^2.
AdminbtratorV Sale of Land.
Ai-rvr\llT,V f> an the Ordinary of Morgan !
- » gonrtHcjeCocr in the
AfCcnaning. ronvti: c.cutj. ontneflrst’X.leetbym
UkCrMLEK next, two lot of LanC km. Ml and fcU in the i
Httiferict ot tafil county, fontaMng acre* moreorteg. j
AJI sold fcttfc tn rty of tfie estate of Ko'-ert A. Pnor, dc
ceased. Terms of tale on the d»y. . .... . ~ !
JAMES O. A. RAD*Ol4i>, Alim r. I
OetooeiSt-leU.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
BY virtue of the lost will and testament of Elisha air, rate
Tu- Fd ry m 1 ANU Alt V Jiei», at Uk Market Hou-e m the I
towu •f I. .u\-vi tvr r.t.y jNya rcc.-, bch ugh gto paid Cc< a«e<l.
S>l for tn*- ben li - of the i»eu: and cr* and tors of u 1 and ceastd i
Te iWN on Ihe and v i -alo. MAKGA RE V CAIN, K'x’t.r v
No - «•;. >e, ibt»2 6*47
EXECUTORS’ SALE.
\\f J LL, ! . V-Ti Gh fit: Tnc d.-.j m JAN - RAY f.ixt.i
> ▼ trad .4 List'd mi Og'ti.;->rp : county, glv. ii b\ Wu •dam
Daniel, iu hi tLt 4. w-U and t s’wn- *.t, hi* wit*-, t**r life, on
tahdog fuitr hundred ;in«l ii ty ar. r, :• hv <>r lea, a
part'd the tract : Land wnor* n fiie sad Wo dsvni >aniei
lived at the time <•' hi- i!e and ii, lying on Georgia KaUroad,
c ite mile from the lAxmglon -t, \u s:dd county. 'The
tract hereby advt rtised, mchute:- tho L» . oiling and
and will l»e sold fore th* ( ’curt HoYu-e door iu the tu\vu ii
lioxington, t>gktiwt i«. c .utiiy, t wo* nit «logjil boms ot sale.
Terms pash. .JOHN I>ANIBL. >
r>. R. HARDEMAN, S ' ld -
Kowmber 25.1852. Gw i7
iDMIMSTRiirOirS SALE.
a GREEABLY to an order lrom the (’out of-Oidiuary of
IV Goluad-ia county, will be add on the first. Tuesday in
J,vAU AKY next, a 1 the Negroes belonging to tho estate of
Richard Avery. Among tlto Negroes are > likely Women,
ore with six chi Mien, the other with three ; a so, three likely
fellows. SoliVf rUi • beuofit of the heir-i and creditors of paid
estate. Terms or\ csv ol sale.
GEOiIGE W. GRAY, Ad.r’r.
Kovomlv?! 25, 1362. GdJc6w47
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
IN pursuance of an order from the Ordinary ol Columbia
county, will l e sold on the first Tuesday ia JANUARY
next, before the Court House t.oor in the village of App ing,
between the usual hours of tale, one acre of Land belonging t.-
the estate ot the late John C. Watson, with the improvements
thereon, it being the place occupied by the late Jenny Fuller
1 uni: g lauds of Jno. S. Watson, Shockley, and others. Terms
t i-h, JNO. S. WATSON, Adni’r
November 22,1362. [6w47] of Ju >.C. Watson, dec’ll.
TWO MONTHS NOTICE^.
riAUOMOMHS afterdate willbe maue tothe
.1. Court of Ordinary of Richmond county for leave to sell
the Negroes belonging to the estate of Thomas E. Greenwood,
late of said county, deceased.
5, Nov. 1862. HENRY D GREENWOOD, Adm’r.
ijjlWO MONTHS after date application will be made to
I Court of Ordinary of Oglethorpe county, Georgia, for
leave to ?ell the Laud and Negroes belonging to the estate of
Jack L. Britain, late of said county, deceased.
Nov. Jl, 1862. JOHN V. COLLIER, Adm’r.
rtiUlO MONTIIH after date application will be made to the
Q Court of Ordinary f>t W liken county, for leave to sell
the interest, of Emma 1. Adams nd Ellen T. Ad:\ma in a
Negro Man u med Litlleton.
Nov. 7, V 62. y.lil.’Vfbd ADAMfei, Guard’n.
rivwo momirv; i« ■ will be mule to the
1. Court of Ordinary of Walton county for leave to sell
the Land and Negroes belonging to the eotate William H.
Jllehardson, lute ol said county, deceased.
Nov. 7,1862* . A ’’S K. i ;OLXjBY # Adm’r.
f B UVU MOMTlib after date application will be made to
H. Hi'j Court of Ordinary of Richmond county for leave: to
sell a House and Lot on Jones street, in the city oi Augusta,
belonging to the estate ol lieniy Calvin, late of said county,
deceased. NICHOLAS GALL A HER, Adm’r.
November 4,1802.
GEORGIA, GREENE COUNTY.—Two mouths after
date, (trow'd : at the January Term, 1863,) application
will be made to the Court of Ordinary of said county, De
leave to sell all the real estate belonging to the estate of Henry
Engush, deceased. JOHN D ENGLISH,
STIC t*l tEN ENGLISH,
Adni’r.* de holds non of Henry English, deceased.
November 4,1362 *
Gi EORGIA, OGLETHORDE COUNTY.—At the iirdt
)T term of the Court ot Ordinary of said county, alter the ex
piration of two months. I shall apply to said Court for leave to
sell the Lands and Negroes belonging to the estate of Robert
8. Smith, late of said county, deceased.
LUCINDA D. SMITH, Ex’r.
N ovembev -1, 1862. B
mwo MONVISH afterdate application will be made to
J the Court of Ordinary of Wilkes comity for leave to
sell the Lauds and Negroes belonging to the Estate of Moses
llamrick, late of said countv, deceased.
STEPHEN DRAKE, Adm’r.
October 14, 1862.
f|UVO MONTHS alter date, or the fljat regular term
JL th'.roal'tcr application will be made to the Court of Or
dinary of Oglethorpe < ounty, for leave to sc. 1 the Negroes be
longing to the Estut’ of Elijah Gumming, late of said county,
deceased. ARTHUR W. SMITH, Adm’r.
October 8, 1862. octll
mWO MONTHS after date, or the first regular Term
.jjL thereafter, application wiil be made to the Court of Or
dinary of Oglethorpe county, lor leave to sell Anthonet and
her child, Ida, Nevroe*, belonging to the Estate of William H
C. Coiie, ate’ of taid county, deceased.
THOMAS CALLAHAN, Adrn’r.
October 8,1852. octll
fIWVO MONTHH alter date application wiil be made to
& the Honorable the Court, of Ordinary of Richmond
county for leave to sell the Real Kutaie belonging to the Es
tate of Jesse King, late of said county, deceased.
SOLOMON BEES3L&Y, Administrator.
October 7, 1862.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
SIXTY’ DAYB after date application will be made to the
Court of Ordinary ot Jefferson couuty. for leave to sell
the Real and Personal Property of W illiam i l. Battcy, deceased,
late of said county. L. G. WARREN, Adm’r.
November 2, 1862,
f §1 WO MONTHS alter ditte app'u tiU )i. w ill be made to th
JB. Court of Ordinary of Columbia on- ty for leave to sel
tue Land and Negroes belonging to tb'. ers- eof Adam Wll
klns-jn, late of said county, deceased
MARY E. WILKINSON, Adm’x.
November 16, )862. 8w 46
Notice.
Two months after date application will be made to the
honorable Court of Ordinary of Richmond county, for leave to
sell a portion ol'tnc Land, Negroes and Personal Property be*
longing to the estate of William M. D Antigmic, late of said
county,deceased. JOHN W. WALKER, Exr.
M. A. DANTIONAC, Ex'tnx.
11. 11. D ANTIONAC, Ex’r.
November 21,TF62. * 3w47
"VrOTICE.
Two months after flute application will be made to the
Uouit. of Ordinary of Jefferson county for leave to sell a Negro
Man belonging to the estate o' John G. Wl.ighain, lute of said
county, deceased. CAHO LI NkM WHIU HA M. Adm x.
November 20,1862.
NOTICE
’I’O t>IKU r I'OUS AN I) CKBDITOHk.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
fITOTIOK in hereby given to all persons , having dc
‘ mauds against Dr. JohuG. Rowland, late of Greene conn
v. deceased, to present them to me properly made out, witii
o the time prescribed by law, to as to show their character
md amount. And all poraouß indebted to said deceased are
ereby required to make immediate payment to mo.
JOHN iiCUKTRIUIIT,
Adiii’r ol Dr; John G. Rowland, dec’d.
Oatober 24,1862.
Notice to debtors and creditors
All persons indebted to the estate of Adam Wilkinson,
late of (Jolurubi t county, deceased, arc requested to make
iin mediate payment, ami those having demands against
siicl estate are required to present them, duly attested, within
the time prescribed by law.
MA RY E. WILKINSON, Adm x.
November 15,1862. 6 w 46
jyOTICE.
X \ All persona indebted to the estate ot I>r. Richard B.
McKee, late of Oglethorpe county, deceased, are notified
to make immediate payment; and those having demands
against said estate, will presentt hern, duly authenticated, with
in the time prescribed by law.
AVA M. McKEE, Adm’x.
November 17, 1862. <>**46
STATE OF GEORGIA, LINCOLN COUNTY:
Notice is hereby given to all persons having demands
against Henry Wheat, late of said county, deceased, to present
them to me, properly made out, within the tune prescribed by
law, so as to show their character and amuut; and all persons
indebted to said deceased, arc hereby required to make immedi
ate payment. THOMAS 11. WIIKAI, Exr.
November 7,1862.
Notice to debtors and creditors.
All persons indebted to the estate of Henry Calvin, JuU;
of Richmond county, deceased, are requested to make immedi
ate payment; and tho..e having demands against said estate,
will present them, duly authenticated, within the lime pre
scribed by law. NICHOLAS OALLAHER, Adm r.
November 11,1862.
Notice to debtors and creditors.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having demands
against William W. Wilson, late of Hanc ck county, de
ceased, to present them to me, properly made out, within the
time prescribed by law, boos to show their character and
amount; and all persons indebted to said deceased, are hereby
required to make immediate payment to me.
LUO Y WIIA ON,
Nov. 11, 1863. Ex tiix ol Wm W. Wilson,decd.
%l OTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
iS All jicrsons having demand, against Cliaiies.\V Ailiaton,
[atc ol Morgan county deceased, win present them within the
time mfcHcnbed by law, and all indebted will please make im
mediate payment. TI.IG.MAS H MOODY, AdmT.
Nov. 12, 1862. _ *w4fi
•JUTor CE 'ID DEBTOKxS AND CItEDITOKS.
It N.»tic. ... hereby given to all persons having demands
agosiist Jack L. Britain, late of Oglethorpe county, deceased,
to present,! cm to m properly made out within the Lime pre
rciiljed by law, ./O as to si vow their char act r and amount;
uml all pp.rd ns indebted to said deceased, arc hereby requested
to mak* immediate payment to me,
JOHN V. COLLIER.
Nov. 11, 1862. Adm’r ot estate Jack L. Britain, dec and.
JYTOTKB. TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
XT Nottce is hereby given to all persons having demands
against P.obeit G. Carv r, iate of Oglethorpe county, de
ceased, will present them to me, properly made out, with
in the time prescribed by law, co as to show their character
and amount; and all persona indebted to said deceased, are
hereby veu aired to make immediate payment to me.
GEORGE W. CARTER,
Nov. 11, 1362. Adm*r of estate K. G. Carter, dec and.
Notice to debtors and creditors.
All persons indebted to the estate of j o:e h A. Graves,
late of B. rke county, deceased, are hereby notified to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against either
of them will present them, duly attested within the time
prescribed by law. EMILY GRAVE'*, Adm x.
November 11,1862, *
\TOTM/K.~AU persons indebted., to the estate of Evans
Davis, late of Columbia county, deceased, ..re re
qu**sted to make immediate payment: and those having de
n aiids against f aid estate, are requested to present them, duly
attested, within the time prescribed bylaw.
November 4,1862. S. L. DAVIS, Ex’r.
fATOTIOK*—AIf peraotie fndelAodto tfie estate ; y rfc;,; .-
Colley, late of Wilkee county, deceased, ■ rc
quested In bake immediate payment to me, and t-.<-. . lavna;
dciiiaudsuuaiiutaai.! deceased, will present ti;cn; duly au
-1;. :>!catfii witniati.e bylaw.
i-'KAN-C-ES UOLLEX, Eat.
1 lotoficr 2f, IJW. ; .
■Vi HIM AU pt . . Oh! to the estate •I U lav
£M i\ CoUev, isle of w dke : eooiily, deceased, are re
queued to make immediate payiuent; ands oae baviug and; -
laaaw. against oa.d estate, T sdl ...eieut ascot, uu.y a -u,.-..
Okted, within
Prober 24,1862. ~ J
lATOTICE.-A:' -rm'v. indebted to \U<. < Ann
button, Uu€'d county, &rc j*qu<. Ur Mate
immediate ru*a those having and aitaiiiSt Haiu
estate, ararea to present thern. uuly auineDkcateu. in
teraiß of tl.e Iw. ,/OUD Y. .'-U I l LU, Lx r,
October 24, 1862.
NOTIDK. -Ail pewonit mdoiUxl to the Kwtateof W. W.
Stoce. late ct Columbia county, deceaeed, are
hereby to come forward and make payment imme
diately, an- tliose Lavin.: demands axAlhit We amd, will pleaee
p«s»eiit them within the time by
October lxel. QuaHiietf Executor.
NOTICfC. -All pereone indebted to the bbt&t** of ir'rancig
Hannah late of Jeflereon county, tieceatjed, are tfc
(juesb'd make immediate payment; and those having de-
TUH&ic ■ said are red nested to present therh, duly
attested, with’n the time presetibed by law.
WILLIAM K. HANNAi', Adm’r.
October 31^10*.i2
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
■\TOTiC-E hereby Kiven to ai! peraonj having demandfi
Ll agam£t V/!Uinn. H. K.cfcardson, of county,
deceased, to present them to me, propedy made out, within
the time prespibed by law, so as to show t heir chancter and
amount; and ail persons indebted to eaid deceased, afe hereby
reouirea to muke immcdiftt. tjayment.
fKAWCiS COLL hi V. Adm’r
ivov. 7, ofWm. H. It.chordaon, deceased.
READ AND PAY. ,
AUj persdts indebted to ua by note cr jmcotfnt, will
make immediate payment, a.-- wc much I prefer to h
money to use in our business than to any , j V kK.
account. \imS9wm ' JCBTBJ* CLARA.
CtTATIOJNS
>?«>R VXTTBKS MSn(MOR X.
<TA!KOK OEOK&IA. UtCKttoNlMtb ‘ Y -Where
r* as. A exß-.--er W A,;„a.itot,at r on-l'.e ,-.*.vc cl
a k-ustue I. I’aekatd, Ai pUei t (■ i . -r - isujii
sio n :
!'h...e.ii. i.unu.vei.-cteau.i ,i »;i.i Angular,
he knuae*! au ; ! pi rt (, u ,r3nis»u*uJ .e i.e t.f i.i-.i appear at
my t-Ua ,oy or bciott. the HtV. Mvlul.. in Mav next, to
xlittw cau- **,it auy they have, v/hv >-.M Li-U.-t. rhcuMnOt lie
gnrnted.
Oivcn under mv kaml and oftldai eienature at office in Angus
la, tlas-Uh November, l .eo
Novemberß,lßßß. ' iAV U> L. KOA I H,’ Ordinary-
S'vA ! ,: RICHMOND (Ol >n.
v V hetj’-w, Henry fc. Clarke and Oeorgc H. Crump. Admin
istiivi.iusuc byuls uou with the will annexed, o i the Estate®f
1 luhp< jump, and Adm'ui trutorsonthe Estate «»t Elizabetl.
A. Urufaii'. kite of said county, deceased, apply to me for Let
tera ol Dismission :
These are therefore to cite and admonish, all anti slngulai
the kiudred and creditors o suid deceased, to be and appear at
m\ office, on-or before the first Monday in April next, to show
cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and official signature, at office In An
gusta,this Cth day of October, 1362.
DAVID L. KOATH, Ordinary.
October 7. ISG2.
L»TATK OF GEORGIA HICHMoVu COI
Whereas, Robert F. Bojiyer, Administrator, with tkewil
annexed, on the Estate of Margaret W. l>ye deceased,applies
to me for Letters of Dismission:
These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular
the kiudred and creditors ol said deceased, to be anil appear at
my office, on or before the first Monday in April next, to show
cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted,
Giv n under my Innd and official signature, at office iuAu*
gusta, this Cth day of October, 1862.
DAVID L. ROATU, Ordinary.
October 7,1862.
aTATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUAfTY.-
Whereas, Mitchell G. Hester, Administrator on the Estate
of John N. and Clarence U. Lovett, minors, Uesccascd, applies
to me for Letters of Disnussiou
These arc therefore to cite and admonish, all anil singular, the
kindred and friends of said minors, to be and appear at my
©Alee, on or before the first Monday in April next, to show
cause, if any they have, why aaid letters should not be granted
Given under my hand ami otheial signature, at office in Au*
gusta, this 6th day of October, 1862.
October 7,1862. DAVID L. KOATH, Ordinary.
a i'ATB OF GEORGIA, UH'IIMOAn OOIWTY.-
Lj Whereas, Edmond T. Murphey and Milledge Murphy
Executors of Nicholas Murphy, deceased, applies to me lot
Let ters of Du-mission:
These are t herefore to cite and admonish, all and singular, the
kindred anti creditors of said deceased, to be ami appear at my
office on or before the first Monday in February next, and show
cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand and official signature, ut office It) Au
gusta, this 4th day of August, 1862.
DAVID L. KOATiI, Ordinary.
August 5, 1862.
B' TATI OF UBOUUI&, luruilONU OOUtSTXk^-
Whercac, James Brown, Administrator on tic t late
of Roberts. Jackson, deceased, applies to me lor Letters ol
Dismission:
These are, therefore, to cite, and odinouhih, all and singular,
the kindred and creditors of oal»l deceased, to bo anil appear at
my office on or before Uie second Monday in January next, to
show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and official stguatuiv at office in Au
gusta, this Bth day of July, 1862.
DAVID L. KOATH, Ordinary.
July 9,1862. _ !
JEFFERBOA UUINTY, GA.-Whorcun Martha A.
M. Bostick, Guardian of KinmaL. Bostldr. minor heir ol
J Attlebury Bostick, deceased, applies to me for Letters of Dls
iniSHion:
These are therefore to cit e and admonish all and smguuu
the kindred and friouds of said minor, to be and appear at my
office within the lime prescribed by law, to show cause, if any
they have, why said letters should not V»e granted.
Given under my hand at office iu Louisville.
July 20,1862. NICHOLAS DIEHL, Ordinary .
STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY.-
Whereas. Matthew Rice, Administrator on the estate o
Hugh Rice, deceased, applies to me for Letters of Dlsmis
81 These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the
kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my
office on or before tlic second Monday in January next, to
show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be
trader my hand and official signature at office in
Augusta, thisßth day of July 1862.
DAVID L. KOATII, Ordinary
July 9, 1862, 4
GROHUS A, MOItUAN COUNT! .—Whereas, Harman
H. Geiger, Executor of Peter W. Walton, dcccasad, ap
plies to me for Letters of Dismission from his Executorship :
These are. therefore to cite and admonish ali and singular,
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at
my feftice, on or before the second Monday iu January next,
then and there to show cause, if any they have, why said
letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office In Madison, this 20th July,
18G2. F. W. ARNOLD, Ordinary.
July 22, 1862.
/ISfiOitmA, MORGAN COUJYJT!.-Whereas,Lem
VJT uel Kuark, Administrator upon the estate of James A
Roark, late of said county, deceased, applies to me for Let
teisof Dismission: , . . ...
These are therefore to eite and admonibli ali and biugular the
kindred and creditors of said deceased to be ai6tt appear at my
office on or before the second Monday In JanuarJtoext, then aim
there to show cause, if uny they have, why said letters should
uot be granted. .. . ,
Given under my liaud at office in Madison, this lUth day o
F. W. AKMUIdJ, Ordinary.
July &!, 1302.
UOIIUIA, JEFFBHHO* COllSiXy.—Whereas
Oeorgc W. Farmer and John J. Farmer, Administrator
an the Estate ot Mary U. Youtjk, decesaed, applies to me
far Letters of Dismission: . „ - , „
SlTliese are therefore, to cite and admonish nllsniKulaithe kin
red and creditors ol said deceased, to bound appearatmy
olilce, within the time prtferibed by law, to show cause, If
any they have, why said Letters should uot be m anted.
Given under my baud and official signature, atofficc in Louis
ville, this 18thday of Oelwber, 1862.
October 28, 1861. NIOHOLAS DlEliL. Ord’y.
fJTVI’K OF BKOUBIA. JKFFEIiHOM COUNTY
fl Whereas, Edward R. Carswell Administrator on the es
tate ol John \V. Denny, deceased, applies to me for Lett! re
ol bismißsion : ....
These are therefore to cite and admonish,all and sing ular, the
kindred and creditbrs of said deceased, to be and appear at my
Office within the time prescribed bylaw, and show cause, ii
any they have why said Letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand and official signature at office in Louis*
vllie, this 9lh day ot May, 1862.
May 20.1862. NICHOLAS DIEHL.Ord y.
GKfiO&MAMY. JEFFERSON COUNTY.~Whereas, John
W. Sheppard and Henry Sheppard apply to me for Let
ters of Adinißistiv.tfon cm the rctalc of John Sheppard, lat e of
said county, deceased: . , . . ..
These are therefore to cite and admonish, ail singular, the
kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at iny
office, within the time prescribed by law, and shew cause, U
any they have, why said Letters should not be grunted.
Given under my hand at office in Louisville.
September 12, M NICHOLAS DIEHL. Ord y._
agfiOfltCJlA, OttLETHOHPK COUNTY.—-Where
as Joel J. Bacon, Administrator on the estate of An
toine V. Howard, deceased, represents that he has fully ad
ministered said estate, and applies for Letters ot Dismission :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at rny
office on or before the first Monday in December next, to show
cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office in Lexington, May sth, 1862.
May 18, ISIS. II Est .It V fiIUTAIN. Ordinary.
HOntilA, (X.ILETUOFK UOUIfTY.-Whoroas, Wfl.
liam .Lane, Admiiiiatrator on the Ka ate of A. D.
Reeves deceasaJ, applies to me for Letters of dismit a.on from
said administration: . . ~ ~ , ,
These are thefore to cite, summonaml admonish, all auu tun*
gular, the kindred, and creditors of said deceased, to be and ap*
pear at this office on or before the first Monday in May next,
to show cause if any they have, why said Letters should not
be granted. , ,
Given under my hand at office in Lexington, tins 6th day of
October. 1862. E. U. SHAOKEDFORD,
«. ctobor 11.1862. jOrdlnary^
GKOHUIA. GREENE COUNTY.—Whereas, Willnm
». Davis and Good win T. Myrlck, Executors of last
v. ill and testameot of Sarah W. Row.ano, late of said county,
deceased, petition the Court of Ordinary of county for
I,et.tevs Dismissory:
These are theielore to cite and require all persons concerned
to show cause, if any they have, why said Executors
should not be discharged, at the Court of Ordinary to be held
hi and for said county on the first Monday in May next.
Given under my hand at office, in Greensboro, this 9th day ol
October, 1862. EUGENICS L. KING,
October 11,1862 Ordinary.
f i ROItUIA, WILKES COUNTY.—Whereas, Thomas It.
VJT R. Willis, Administrator on the Estate of James D. Wil
lis, deceased, applies to me for Letters of Dismission :
These arc therefore to cite, summons ami admonish all and
singular, the kindred and all other persons concerned, lobe
and appear at this office within the time prescribed by law, to
show cause if any they have, why said Letters of Adminis
tration should not be granted.
Given under my Land atofficc, in Washington, this 8d
day of June. 1862, G. G. NORMAN,
June 5. 1862. Ordinary.
\A7 ILKBB COUNTY, UKOIMIIA.—Whereas, Jfciueß
T ▼ K. Dubose, Sr., Guardian for James D. Anthony, ap
plies to me for Letters of Dismission from said truardia.iship :
These arc therefore to cite and admonish ail and singular the
kindred and friends of said minor, to t# and appear at my
office within the time prescribed bv law, to show wise, if any
they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office in Washington
Sept 6,1862. U. G. NORM AN, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, wILKEB COUNT V.—Whereas, Bamucl Par
oett Administrator on the estate of John B. Green, de
ceased, applies to me for Letters ol IBs mission :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the
kindred and creditors «>l »ald deceased, to be and apjH.ar at my
office within the time prescribed by law, to show cau c, If any
ti i y have, why sjid Letter.; should not be granted.
(liven under my hand at. office in Washington.
JVov.7, lt>62. G. G. NORM AN, Ordinary.
<i EOKUIA, WJLKkB CO UNT if .—Whereas, Thomas W.
X Callaway, Adnunislrator ol t.iiark Bore , deceased, ap*
plica to me for Letters of Dismission :
Those are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the
kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my
office within the tin.*; prescribed bv Law, to show cause, if any
they have, why said Letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office in Washington.
Nov. 7, 1862. G. G- NOKMAN. Ordinary.
Georgia, gkeene countv -court of ordi
NAttY, kiOVKMUKK. TKKM, lWi.
WlicrcM, Mi!oa W. Lev/!.-. Quanllau ot M.r> A. i’arrett,
(now Mary A. Howell,) petttl-.ue this Court for Letters ot His
mission from said Guariiansbip ;
It is therefore ordered, that all persons concerned, be and
appear at the Court of Ordinary, to be held in and for said
county, on the second Monday in January next, to show cause,
if any they have, why said Guardian should not then be dis
charged. Ordered, further, that a copy of this rule be pub
lished for forty days, In terms of the law.
A true **xtract from the minutes' f Greene Court of Ordinary,
Novernb- r Term, 1362. EUGENIUBL. KING, Ordinary.
November 17, 1863. 7-W46
/ lEOK HA, GREKNE COUNTY—COURT OF ORDI
IjT NARY, NOVEMBER TERM, 1862.
Whereas, Miles W. Lewis, Guardian of Mary A. Parrot,-
how Mary A. Howell, petitions this Cos rt for Dismission from
said Guardian hip : ...
It is therefore ordered, H at all persons concerned, be and
appear at the Court of Ordinary, to be held in and for said
county on the second Mondey in Januar next, to show cause,
if any have, why said Guardian should not then be discharged.
Ordered further that a copy of thie Rule be published for forty
days in terms of the law.
A true extract from the Minute.; ol Greene Court ol Ordina
ry, November Term, 1862. EUOENIUS L. KINO. < )rdy.
Nov 15, 1063.
UTATifi OF WKOlittlA, MOHUAft COtAIY.-
n OKDINARY’SOFFICE, JUNK 11, 1863.
Uie iaet will and testament of littay Ami Park,
la-*: of sai! county, dyce&fc: 1, wus produced by fame- IJ. Park.
nm. limited In .'aid will Executor. aj;d by his pdiUuii
- r.tyio* tm.l all Lhe legatees. tievbiees am! miia li iav/, to *. it:
PaebeMr. a&m \\ ll«or. am! William L V/ildon of the county
cfHancock Mary E. KoDersoa and ker husband TLomaa W.
pi*flip H?r •* T\* •>, ruardfoT of tl;**
tropaty of Betsy A. Park and -Nancy E. Park, Ooiumbos M,
Park, Reuben B. Arm? r Atul wife, Mary* S. Armer of the coun
ty of Green*-, James B. Park and Amanda P\ Zaeliary of Mcr
gan county, Barnuel B. Waltct. and wife Matilda E. Wn'to
of Stewart county, J. u rV- J. Jj.uoks and Per iiuebuud Bamu i
W. Bryoka of Randolph courtly, and the children o: bo.;!
Russell. d.-ocoeed. viz : Mary 1. btrickland and her husband
Uryunt btricklar !, Wallace H. C. Russell of Gwinnett coun
ty. Elliott 14. Chamberlain cb.DeKaib county, and the children
of Effiah J. Unwell, deceased,to wit: Evan P. Howell, Albert
Unwell, William ll Howell, Cliarle:: A. HowciJ,Marti.a V. B.
A. Howell and Clarke HoweU of and Whlhu&l*.
Jett of Morgan county, has beer appointed their guardian a<l
litem, all of the named persons residing in the fetate vt Geor
gia ; William J. P. Kussell, James D.Peeples, Harriet bwin
ney, Keliecca Me Mull in, andbtew&rt McMuilin her husband,
erf the State of Missis ippi. WaHaoe H. Park of the State of
California, Augustus M. Park of the State of Tennessee, raid
Benjamin Chamberlain of the State of Arkanou*, be cited ol
the time of the Probate of said last will and testament of emu
Befc*y Ann I'ark, deceased: , , . . ar
Tueae ore therefore to cite and admonish all and s.ngumr,
the foregoing named legatee*, devisees and heirs at law, as wen
the of <-uch u» are minor", to be and appear at my
office, on or before the second Mocduy in January next,
and thereto show cause, ll any they have, why said
testament anould not be nj -oleum term an
to record. , . ti.\g nth day of
Owen under My hand >t oW Y' Ordinary.
Juno, 1063. r * "
Juuel7, lß<a. - ——
T°. f «
cember Term, it»z, t . wallar e. late o« said county,
ol £r e one ot tte
and 'jf/Jtfi IJjS'jSfaßdn Wallace, and that your regi
teirs at law ofthe . aide* J state of Louisiana, you are
dMX* Idniiar&t the Ordinary’s Office of WUkcs
hereby Benjamin Wal-
Prelate“ami uclea good can* is
face wUI then_te
aaown u> U* contary, 0 mKMLS (Jrtfy w , C .
*v Jt-ix H ikw'
irtm BSfTKBa OF ADMINISTftATIOK
G°an!.'i'," i* A "V {,Uj " fi'-'ii. -Mary L. Adam
mt. i, ‘! ‘ 1 Administration on the es
■"f ■'"! -"«»>•'.J..-.;«.vt:
th' UHlr.': . at,'.,;. •• , : ft.!. .11. ..lid rfngular.
at myoftlc. Vh. 1 . ■ ,V ! V l ‘s '‘! ,u
ttxny 11.. >|.;iv. ■ * • ■ . l;v law, to show cNias
tliv.-n .Ju : „ iy i,... 7, . ' I;lasted.
2 SUtItUS, OtdUttiy.
/ ( KOIIGU. CGIVMiua. (-.11 M
os Atliuiuifit-all .11 ili) l',. 1 [ ; I I,'.. l i‘‘j'i’ 1 V if***rs
county, ilewas.,l 1 "-Mm li. l 011, late ot said
oftk.' win n n-,- t i , .:, ’- be. and appear at ray
anytticy hxvV. n hy .u„ nit’l.y'.-aatod
hSiscTK" h «** ° (
November 17. ISC2. ’ t UIE!,U& '
GE KGIA. OGLUMHiA colts ' Y ~
WbensN Joseph H. flt.icktonap:.l;rr. to ice for J.ette-s
StO«wSS!i T ft4 , .il' e ea,tttcorA Y'>* BShiUstd, latcoi
These are therefore to cite amt mlmoms: . .:. .
inndred sm) ereditowofaaid «te 'oaf.-J, to !ian : ..noear at mv
cfllcc with>Q the tunc p mri-vd !.y J
if any they have, why said LtUrsshould not he erantefi ’
Olveli uiul- rmy hand :,t otllc. in Appltne, this 13th day ot
ovcmher.liiiH. W VV. MlhJlOs, Onlinaw.
November 17, ISIB._ iw46
STATE OF GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY
Whereas, John Martin applies to me for Letters of Guar
dianship for Laura A. Martin, mi.ir heir of John if. Martin
deceased :
These are therefore to dte and admonish all and singular,
the k mired and Irietids of taid mioof. to be and appear at my
office* within the time pres nbed by law, to show cause, if
any they have, why said Letters should not be granted*
Given under my hand at office in Lexington, this 15th day
of November, 1862. E. G. SHACKELFORD, Ordinary.
Nov. 17, 1562. iw46
GLOKU i A OGJ.S
Whereas, James F. O’Kelley applies to me for Letters
of Administration on the estate oi .Lines o’Kelley, late of
Biii<! couuty, deceased :
These are therefore to cite ~nd admonish all and singular,
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at
my office withip the tiiue prescribed by law, to show cause, if
any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
(iiv» ti under my baud at office in Lexington, this 16th day ot
Nov., 1862. K. G. SHACKELFORD, Ordinary.
Nov 17, 1562. 4w46
STATE OF GEORGIA. OGLETHORPE COtjNTY.
Whereas. Wiley H. Bush, appli. .- to me f«u Letters ot
Guardbmanip of latuisa E. Britain, Hnseltuie Britain, Antinett
Britain. Mary K. Britain and llvnry M. Ibilai t, minor heirs
ofJackL. Britain, driv:t < ! r
These are therefore to oitr’and admonish all and singular,
the klmlredaml frieiuis«>!'•-aid minore, i«» !»■ and appear at. my
fffilc*' within the time pnv. ribed by law, to sltf*w cause, it any
they have, why said Lcltn. .->h«edi! m»l be granted.
Given under my hand at office in Lexington, DiL 16th day
of November, 186 U. E. < SHACKELFORD, Ortlinary.
November 17. 1802, 4w40
i EOUGIA. COLUMBIA C7OU.NTI
\ JT Win Tea .Jame, I* Neal applif l • . - ha 1. est. mot Ad
ministration on the estate ol George W. Barber, late ot eidd
county, deceased :
These are therefore, to '.tte and aduu.-mth. all mid riugulur
tliekiiulrcit ami creditors of aaul > :wed to be and appear nl
my office within the lime pro-, -..ribed hy .to show * ause,
if any they have, wkv saiil Lifttias should not hv granted.
Uivcu under my hand and official signature at office in Ap
pling, this 18th day of November, 1362.
• W W. Bill ELDS, Ordinary.
November 17,1802. 4w4G
JEFFERSON COUNTY, GA.
Whereas, Edward lv. Car.swoll applu sto me for LeUere
of Administration on tlie estate of Robert C. * Lester, late ot
said couuty, deceased:
Those arc therefore to cite utid admonish all and singular the
kindred and credoorsot said deceased, to be and appear at my
fflee within the time prc*cr.bed by law, aud show cause, it
any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office in Louisville.
NICHOLAS DIKHI, Ordinary.
November *lO, 1662. 4vti7
JEFFERSON COUNTY, GA.
Whereas Lindsey C. Warren applies to me for Letters
of Administration on the CBtate o: William 11. > Baltey.
late of eaul county,deceased:
These are therefore to cite an adieon. ' all and singular Ihe
kindred and creditorsof said deceased, to be and appearatmy
office within the time prescribed by law, show cause, if any
Ihey have, why said LcttersshouUl not be gran.-: a.
Given under my hand atofficc In Lou sville,
NICllOi. *•’ DIEHL, Ordinary.
November 20, 1862, _ i\vi7
JEFFERSON COUNTY. GA.
Whereas, Julia A. Rheny applies to ne. lor Letters ol
Administration on the estate of Augustus 11. Kheney, late ol
said county, deceased: . . ,
These are therefore to dlcgvnd admonish all and mnmlar.
the kindred ami creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at
my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show can a, >1
any they Lave, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office in Louisville.
NICHOLAS 1)1 El! lOrdinary.
November 20, 1862. -
JEFFERSON COUNTY, GA.
Whereas, James «. Spiers applies to me f«»i LetLreo)
Administration on the estate ol names A. Bcdlngfleld, late
ol eaic county, deceased:
These are therefore t© ciic and admonish ail ami s ingular,
the kindred and creditors of aAd di ceased, lu I • anti apj»enr at
my office within tho time preecnbed by law, to show cause, it
any they have, why said Letters should not be granted.
Given under my haud at otllu in Louisville.
Nicholas dikhl, oidiuanr.
November 20,1862. .
Jefferson county, ga.
Whereat, William Warnockapplies to- me for Letters ol
AdminntratiOU, de bonis non enm te.-t:unonL» -Mi \<i mi tlu*
estate of W illlam .1. R. Carswell. ol said count v deceased :
These are. therefore to * it( and ud-i onish a l and singular
the kindred and cretlitoi. * I said decease-!, to b and n;>l tar at
iny office within the time prescribed by law, to show came, H
any they have, why said I** M r. should not be giant* I.
Given under my hand at office In Louisvile.
NiCllOliAS DIEHL, Ordinary.
November 2\ 1862. Ml
JEFFERSON COUNTY, GA.
Whereas, John N. T Jones applies to me lor Letters of
* Administration on the, esttrt of .la kmn Minimi, laU: of raid
corn ty, ile’ccaacd :
These are therefore to eite and admonish all ami singular,
the kindred mid creditors ol &aid deceased, to 1k and appear at
■
any they l ave, why said I tetters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, in Louisville.
NICHOLAS DIE 111,, Ordinary.
J~f FEET' • * , ' '
of Adin lustration on the estate of Etbered R. Tarver, late ot
said county, deceased : ...
These arc there.'ore to eite and admonish, all and sing-alar,
the kindred and creditors ot said deceased, to be and appt ur at
iny office witbia the time prescribed by law, ami show oauee,
if any they have, why said Letters should not Dt grained.
Given under my haud at office in Louisville.
NICHOLAS DIEHL, Urdu,ary.
; wi;
JEFFERS jN c<m: !■; r., da.
Whereas, John N. T. Jones applies to me for JA-ttcrs
of Administration on the t tat* of Jeremiah J. Johnson,
late of said eouuty, deceased :
These are therefore to cite aud admonish all anu singular,
the kindred and creditors of said dec-ascil, to he and appear at
my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, it
any they have, why sui*. Letters should not be grained.
Given under my hand at office in uovi yill« _
NiCHULAfcj DIEHL, Cidiuary.
Rule rißi7"to foreclose mortgage, in
GREENE SUPERIOR COURT.
Thomas McGwier and Jacob G. Nunnally, vs. John \vet*i».
It, being represented to Court by tb
son McGwior and Jacob G. Nunnally, tha "/
dated the 6th day of August, 1860, Johi n*
the said Thomson McG w ier and . J a cob G
of land lying und*t»eing in said count y, one >\ . 1
ing 86 acres, naving mien metes and bounds
rcnce to a plat or plats of the same, one fr*
to Thomas i’orter, the other from J ohn Zv,
ter : the* second tract consisting or Bn- Do
G. Fambrough, late widow of Allen L. 1':
the wife of said John W ebb ; the Last met t
ed ah follows, to wit: on Uie west by lands
lain, br., north by lands of T. M. Fambro
John Ray, and south by lands of J >hn \A e<
as the Borter tract, contalnln forty-eight
said mortgage having been given to indcnin
less said mortgages for and on account of tin
rities for the said John Webb on his two Ui
the minor children o r Allen L. Fambrough
being further represented to th« Court, t
have been injured and damaged on account
in the sum' of thirteen hundred and nin
principal an 4 ore-hundred and sixty-four
cents interest on said principal sum up t
which two sums make the sum of fifteen
seven dollars and seven cents, the loss Susta
It is ordered, that the said John Web ' i
Court by the firet day of the next term, the * ; *i <* ■
and cost due on account of said lands, or shv * m k
has to the contrary, or that in default the j
granted to the said mortgages of said mortga = * n ...
of redemption of the raid John Webb therein • 1 v * 1
and that service of this rule be perfected on s;* ! I ; \* by
publication of the same once a month for. sou *
Chronicle & Sentinel. September Terim *
Alt’s f I ’d m'jv.
A true extract from the Minutes oLthe ConM OG*•'»*■ ML
-1862. [oct2lj Its AAC K.
I 10CRT OF ORDINAJiV, KIOIIMO v
Ootodeu Tniim, 1862 :
tJpon the peWt lon A II ! I •
Übhcr, AUmiiiiStrutrix oi Aylmer Urihof. lut< el
deceased, be rcouirod V» mak" titles to >ui
Miilu,” ill the Oil r of AmvuJu, Or
agreement for tho tale ol the r.m*. mad--
l/sher, in tiis life time ;
It In ordered. That said Adnnmf liidru !*•
Term of Ibis Court, to li»* holden on tl»e ■
.January next, why aid litl»-t. be not made m.
that n copy of this order be pubD.-hed once a
the gazettes of the City of A ig«uU, and te< n
ijjiiß Court for three months next precedm -u-y
A true extract trom the Minut« A the Court
ltichmond County, October 'l’erfti, cnOJeer
SJxty-two. oavIDL. BOAT <
V*7 iijliAM VV. HIIIKLDH A.\ll \VI ;.! *>?
W DA V V, AWrffi or KKUBKN WJiMFKLY, DK
CKAHJ£D, vs ivM. A. WILLY- pp *
Judgment in Columbia BuperiorCourt ; for 6.5 c Drineipal,
Interest from 26th December, 1861, and Costs.
To William A. Wiley, ol the htate of 1 exas :
It being represented to the Court that the above stat and Judg
ment obtained in the Superior Court of Columbia- county,
Georgia, by Keuben Winfrey, in his lif time, against you re
mains unsatisfied and has become dorn aaL and oakl Admiuk*
trators applying to hav- the same arc hereby re
quireil to appear at the next March Term, 3868, ol the Superior
Court of Columb a county, and show cause, if any you can.
why skid judgment should not Ire revived and declared to be in
full force.
Witness the Honorable William W. Holt, Judge of Raid
Court, this tet day of October, D.62.
OKOKUK W. OKAY,
Clerk of Superior Court
of Columbia county.
UDPKRIOU COtUl CULtMHI A COI .VI *.
—lt afrpearingto the Court that lteulxm Winfrey in Ms
lifetime obtained a Judgment against William A. Wiley for the
sum of $1386.58, principal and interest, from the 25th Decem
ber, 1861, and costs, in’ the Superior Court of said county, which
inti become dormant but io atiil and tliat the de
fendant resides in the fttate of Texas, and can only
by publication; ~ w .
Ordered by tnit Court, That Dacian agai;- jaia a,-
feiuiant in behalf of the AdmlnieVators of Keuis-n */)».irey,
viz: William W. bhields and Wi main H. Davy caldng upon
,hirn to show cause at the next Ternr ut this / ourt, why *
judgment should net l/: revived ; acd tn-.t fwi. '
pubi-ahed once a month for four m ■ t..-. next le m
n Augusta Chronicle A .Senth.ui.
A true cxtrxt from the minutes, ►ept. xAJ>. k
October I. 1C52. OLU. W. dIUL OW.
BROUGHT TO JAIL
A JUiIN BAKOTb. . Joimon’B Ki-Kirocnt that
ermt to Caiit. Kust ■! TANARUS; *r{j at jiw, scanty, in ttiiii Slutt,
while tM C00! 5%,.-aSt hehS«lftomlke
Mi reward of fifty dollars was
a r.'indfertand about 23 yeare of ace, 5 feet
oil; red tatjhjDi. -a and tt(nd a complexion ; bai! with
lOtoches htefi. B^ en “^ ri ,_ tcd . TLe colonel of said Keel,
hire a UjAgsgi company, are hereby notified to
mellt ’f, <^w>nf t n'* J v clxarKee, Ac., and take him away.
come forward .pay cm. a j,. y. COLEMAM, irep. Sheriff.
Uctol,er X, 13*12. -■HJ'.j!
For Sale!
A.j.HJU FI*AETA.TIUfif in Uurfce county, ol nine
, mdred acre-- Oak and Hickory Uai.d, and ahoiJF-iwenly
«, -'E.JKOES, with STOCK, UTENSILS, &c . If Haired.
*ai,lvTo 080. W. EVANS 4 SON.
iueneta, Nov. Mtt. >git. nov 11 6d4tfw
LAND FOR SALE.
H\Vi.\U bought other Lands, I offer for Bale my DLAK
TATION i: Lincoln county, containing 681 acres, on
Ll* yd’a creek, two rnileH from the Walker MilJb.aml nine miles
fr-mi Llncolnton, on the ioiwl. The place ia conven ently situa
ted to churches, Stc.; a good proportion of excellent bottom
lami on the creek, and very productive ; good improvements
good irchard, Ac- A further description is deemed unneces r
ry. Durchastrs are invited to call and examine for themse
Also, 130 acres Dine Land, near Wheat’s Camp Ground
timbered. The above Lands may be bought at a oar
applied for soon. I will noil v/ith the place, corn, foo*
peas, potatoes, and oth''r things necessary on an
dress rn**. at RayiriUe, On JWG* JL> l A
nov 14