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T •AiM. ■artt* caraty. V|/1Uik«fiU,M Idaf l«M MKitof lit, (a tto YV wit* dl«rk» trnld mm, ito pits* at of PmWit tolaia Mtrtw *»,My.,l at —w <n»wy tilt, tt ito Irttinlq it Monitor ml. tomm ito tttilkttntf«ltidwMltwltt pnpt<u,» arti i Ott httditd tat tt4 fktnk anti of land, mom at tat% aa(b* tat kindrtd ao4 (Mljrawo, tha Km Mr of «U lot, la Ilia 8tk dtori* «rorif lull} Mat am Mute* roomy, Iniad on at tka proper) v M* W. Hillaan. 10 aailtiy aundry II r*a liaaid 'eoattlSBikdiitrIetO.il. of If .riot, ' Vtlktr Perrjr « Scone W. Hill- ray, Mcarlty i tild II la coatrol«l hiftaa 1-ejr, iter,nora of lUn- I Iaay. daaaaaad, larj made and returned 10 me Alee, William Uobto' ialaraal in lot of load nun. katmahandrad tad manly .nine, in tha third dlatrtn af atiftaally Haaeafaa, now Marion eaunty. leriad on aatha ytopany of aaid Hobba, la nattily one f, fa la. aaad fram ajaatieaa' noart of Marion rounty of the MM totoci O. M, ia faaor ofSatk W. Moldrow r. WlQIamHobb.lerj made tad raturaad by a ronaialda. dim, oaa lot at land number tuna bondrad ami maamaaa. in tha tik dlatrM of oriyinally Mmen.ee aatr SUrioa ooaaty, leriad an tithe praperty of Bur ton W. Dowd, edmlaiaiwer oa ike aaiatt of Tlmman PeeMn, daaaaaad, to aatMy aaadry fi faa Itaued I rota ajaMMt* aaaft ef Mtirlnn rennty, of tha ttltih dint. «r. M.in taear of WUItam Hardrldya, tranaferred to Kaakaa W. Lorkttt ralCulin It. Lnekeu, Tkotnaa Loabatt tad Burton W. Dowd, administrator on the rdkMI af Tkemaa Paablea, derailed, levy made and reearaad ta ma by a eonatable. Aha, lat of land number on#, in tbe town of Taze- fee bousea on Mid lot, levied on as fee pro- - tMf of theTiltef* Head Comiiny, vif. G B Strange, ■ if Hoeha. B W Dowd, William Well., John M Wdebar, Jeremiah Wilchar, James N llarria, U J property poteied oat by one of the defendants ; levy (OMa anl rot a rood to mo by a POSTPONED BALK. Will bo sold, at the Mmo lime aud place, Taro hand red and twenty acre* of land, more nr laaa.namber not known, tho place whereon John Ito- fora now lima, levied on oe the property of John Ho- (Ota. »o satisfy two fi faa tattled from Marion superior •onit, ono in favor of Oeorge W Gregory va John Ho- fora, on# OFfcLW Maddux ra John Hogera. B. J. HOLLKY, MherifiT. MORTGAGE SALE. Will bo told, at tha aame place, on tha Ar.t Tuesday In Dec. neat, between the usual hours of sale, On# lot of laod namber one hundred and fine, in the llth dietriot of originally Muscogee, now Marion eoontyi also, the aouth half of lot number aiaty-nine, ia mm dietriot, and ono town lot in the town of Taze well, number sixteen, of aaid county.all levied on aa lb# property of Francis M Collins, to satisfy one mort gage fi fa leaned from Marion auperior court in faror Sfvurton W Dowd and William Wells ra Francis M Oollina, property pointed out in aaid mortgage fi fa. B. J. HOLLEY, Sheriff'. Sept 10, 1641 41 Stewart GiiRty. W ILL be sold, on the Aral Tuesday in Novem ber neat, at tho court houen door in the town •f Lumpkin, Stewart county, witldn the legal hours of Mle, the following property, to wit: Nineteen head of slock hoga, 11 head of stock cat tle, I sorrel mare, ono half or, or William Wynn's in- Mtltt in tho present crop growing on the land of K T Beal), all levied on aa tho property of William Wynn, to satisfy not fi fa from Stewart inferior court, William A Rawaon ra William Wynn,aaid fi fa trans feral to B T Boali- DAN’L MATHISON, Sheriff. Will be add, at the aame time and place, Lot of land number fire, in tha 18th district of ori- giaally Lee but now Stewart couuty, levied on as the properly of Archibald 0. Spear, to satiafy one fi fa from Stewart auperior court in favor of John N. He ihunara Henry W Spoar, principal, and Archibald C Spear, security,property pointed out by defendant JOHN V. PRICK, I). Sheriff. LSOAL NOTICBS. A DNINISTRATOR'M SALE.—Will to Mid on IA the Aral Tuesday In November neat, at the court Kouae door in the eHy of Oolombua, four fifths of lot number ono bondrotf and fifty-Mven, in tho Mvantb district Mileages county. Sold by order of fee hon orable inferior court of Stewart county, when lifting at a court of ordinary. Sold for the benefit of tho heirs and ereditora of Jacob J. Hollingsworth, dee’d. WM. A. BELL, Adm’r. _ September fi, 1946 37 Ida A DMINlHTR ATOIPN HALK.—Pursuant tOtB order of the honorable tho inferior court of Mari on county, when sitting for ordinary purpose#, we will sell at the court house or the oaualjilace of sales in the town of Tazewell, on thefirat Tuesday in Decem ber neat. « negro woman named Betsey, about 21 or 22 yean old. sod her infant child—anm aa the prop- ertg of William Farrington, deceased, for the benefit of ube heirs and creditors. KF.NNITII STEWART. Adm’r. CHRISTIAN FARRINGTON, Adm'a. Sept 16, 1840 _ ta 39 A DMINISTRATOR'S SALK-By virtue of an order of the honorable inferior court of Muac«>- gee rounty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will he sold on the first Tuesday in November nest, at the court house in the city of Columbus, a negro boy by the r Aug 26, 1046 Hold for the ten ors of aaid estate. N. H. URAL. Adm’r. 36 ids POSTPONED SALK. At tha aame time and place, will be sold, Tho south half of lot of laud number two hundred and thUrty-two, in tha 23d district of originally Lee bat now Stewart county, levied on as the property of James N Turner, to satisfy two fi fas issued from a justices' court of Stewart oounty, In favor of Win. A Rawaon vs Jamea N Turner, levy made and return ad to me by a eonatable. JOHN V. PRICE, D. Sheriff. Sept 30,1846 41 DM1N18T11ATORB' BALE.—Agreeat.lv to no order of the honorable inferior court of llarria jMMNy.wban altting for ordinary purposes, will he •old,on the first Tuesday in Dor., within legiil hours of mIo, before the court house door at Hamilton, Harris oounty, ons hundred and tifiy acres of land, more or lam, pap of number one hundred and seven, in the 19th district of orioinatly Muscogee now Harris co.; also, five negioes, Rado a woman 43 yeora old; Joe • mun 43 years old •, Lucinda a woman 20 year* old -, U*o *, airl 19 years old •, Josephus a liny .1 years old—sola aa tha property of William Slaughter, de- woaoad, for tho baaant of heirs and creditors. Terms •n the day of sale. W. G. HI.AUGHTKll, J. W, JACKSON, Adm'ra da bonis non with the will annexed. StptaO, 1949 ids 41 umTnistIiator h hai.k.—Win i,« ...w,u., IA ■Wednesday, tha eleventh of November next, at tea honaa of Joel Blackman, Jun., lato of Harris co., doooaaod, all tha personal property of aaid deceased, ala i eoru aad fodder, wheat and oats, one road wag- of blacksmith tools, lings, horses, A DMINISTRATOR'S HALE.—Will he sold on the first Tuesday in December neat, before the Court House in Hamilton, Harris county, agreeably to an order nf the Honorable the Inferior Court of aaid rounty, when sitting for ordinary parpoaea, lot of land number thirty one, in the 22<1 district of aaid county, containing one hundred and ninety-nine-and a quarter acres, more or leas. Will lie sold at the same time, before the Court House in Talbotton, Talbot county, part of lot of land number thirty, hi the 92d diatrici ol said county, con taining nno hundred and fifty-two and n bait acres, more or leva. Bold aa the properly af the estate of Jamea Yarbrough, deceased, late of Harris county, fur the benefit of the heirs and creditors. WILLIAM YARBROUGH. ) . ... ROBERT H. DIXON, j Adm ra. Sept 30, 1040 41 tda A DMINISTRATORS' HALE —Will be sold, at the late residence and plantation of Hardy C, Sepp, deceased, in Muscogee county, Georgia, on Tuesday , the eighth day of December neat, sain to continue from day to day until all ia aold, all the per- ishahln property belonging to the eatate of the said deceased, consisting of right likely mules, one horse, about fifty bead of cattle, among them arc aotae ex cellent milrlt cows; pork and stock bogs, sheep, gnalH, oxen, wagons and gear, ox cart i cotton gin and gin gear; I patent balance t about fifteen hundred bush els corn, and fifteen thousand pounds fodder ; wheat, oata, rye ; plantation tools; household and kitchen fur niture* and various other articles too tedious to men tion. Terms of sale made known on the day. THEOI'flfLUH HAPP. ) kA , JEREMIAH G. WALKER, \ Adm * flept 30, 1946 41 ids A DMINISTRATOR'S HALE.-Will be sold at the late residenee of Thomas llarria, deceased, on Thursday the twelfth day of November next, all the perishable property of said deceased, consisting of horses, lings, cattle, corn, fodder, wheat, oats, house hold and kitchen furniture. Terms of sole—all sums under five dollars cash ; sums over thstamount twelve months credit, small notes and approved security. ELIJAH WORTHKN, Adm’r. Talbotton, Hept 30, 1940 41 tda A dministrators sale-wuibe sold at the late residence of Wm T Burke, deceased, in the city of Columbus, nn Saturday, the 21st Novem ber neat, all thn perishable properly of said deceased, consisting of household and kitchen furniture, and 1 horse. Terms made known on the day of aalo. WM Y BARDEN, Adm’r. Qflt 7,1946 tda 49 I NXRCUTORB' BALE.—Will he sold, on the 26th day of November next,at tha residence or Aaron Poer, tlecensed, the perishable properly of said deceased, consisting of corn, cotton, horses, Itoga, cuttle, household and kitchen furniture—belonging to estate of Aaron 1'oer, late of aaid county, deceased, for the benefit of heirs and creditors. Terms inndo known on the day of ante. F OUR MONTHS after date, apMIttlion will be mad* to the honorable the Infertor Court of Har- ria county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sill three uegroea, to wit, Susan and her two children, George and Jerry, the property ef Robert Hill, late of Harris coouty. deceased ROBERT GRIGGS, Adm'r. and ELIZABETH HILL, Adm'a. _Julyl5th. 1946 4 m 99 F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Court nf Talbot county, when silting for ordinary put poses, for leave to fell the store house and lot in C'entreville, Talbot county, Oa., recently occupied by BoyntonA McCall, and ihe undivided one half of the lot adjoining oo the south, (numbers ted known,) as the property of John C Boynton, late of Talbot county, deceased, for the benem of tho heirs and creditors of aaid deceased. CHARLES If. MeCALL, Adm’r. KKRgCCA BOYNTON, Adm'a August 10, 1999 4m 35 1/OUR MONTHS after data, apffltoaifoo wiJI he V made to the honorable the inferior court of Mus cogee county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for ' »ave to self the lands of the estate o| Garland Daw- inn, deceased, late of said county. JOB. BHIPPEY, Ad. de bonis non July 13, 1846 30 FOREIGN JPERI0DICAL8. REPUBLIC AT ION OP THE LONDON QUART. REVIEW, THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, THE FOREIGN QUART. REVIEW, THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, AND BLACKWOOD’S EDINB’GII MAG AZINE. ontlis ourt nf Harris T HE above Periodicals are reprinted in New York, immediately on their arrival by the Brit ish steamers, in a beautiful clear type, on fine white paper, and are faithful copies of the originals—Black- Wood's Magazine being an exact fsc-artnile nf the Edinburgh edition. The wide spread fame of these splendid Periodi cals renders it needless to say much in their praise. Aa literary organa, they aland far in advance of any works of eaimilar stamp now published, while the political complexion of each ia marked by a dignity, candor and forbearance not often found in works of a partycharacter. Tqey embrace the views ol the three great parties BBDRAL. ALPHA ft OMEGA PIUS, BY DR. F. 8. BRONSON. mHE name of these PUIa, though novel, is never- * all their du- stages of dis- H Afl reeaovod tkair Ofiteo to feo Dreg Store of Winter A B '* “ * fesaional services Store, during their , We take this opportunity of tendering our thanks to those who have extended te ee so liberal e patron age ; and hope those indebted, by eote or account, will pleeM do oa tbe essential favor to evil and seulo Dec 31,1845 2 tf apol — ... r“i r * r ** 10 '"fei.... -- j They embrace me views countv. while sitting forordinary purposes, for leave jn K \ I J Iat „i_ Whi - Tory , to sell one fifth of M of land number three hundred ,P Q j ^ f on j or , ( and five, in twentieth district of 1, urria enunty, aa the property of Abner B. H. Bankston, orphan of Aimer Bankston, dec’d. ELIZABETH BANKSTON, Guard'll, llarria co. Sept 93. IH46 40 4m J ~7tOt;K MONTIfH afterdate application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Harris county, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell ii negro woman by the nrtme of Aduline, and Iter two children, Chine and Henry, belonging to he estate of Janes McOelieeideceased, Isle of said tounty. JOHN H. Mt.fjKHKK, Adm’r, SARAH McGEHICE, Adm’a. Harris ro. July 1,1846. 28 4m 1 7»OUR MONTHS after date, applicntbrn will be matin to the honorable inferior court of Muscn- K ee county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for •ave to sell bit of land number (132) one hundred and ninety-two,In the third district of Irwin county, be- longing to the estate of Hardv (!. Sapp, deceased. JEREMIAH (i. WALKER,) a , TIIEOPIULUH HAPP, \ *' Septrjo.iH^ii 4m 41 Gonorrhea, Gleet, &c.; severe Pains in the Back ; Affection of tbe Kidneys; Weakness of the Back; tbgeiher with all other diseases consequent thereto, can be permanently cured in a few days The milder form of Venereal Disease, embracing Syphilis, can be cured by the use of from 2 to 5 boxes —warranted. Gonorrhea in all stages will be cured in from two to tight days. Warranted, or the money will be refunded. Directions — I have thought it prudent, to avoid any exposure that might result to the patient, to fur nish the boxes without directions. Tbe dose, in ail cases, will be two FILLS before each meal, sod be fore bed time. Diet light, and avoid violent exerclae. Price. 91 per box—and 99 per box. ffj* For sale by WINTER Jk EPP1NG, At tbe sign of the Negro and Mortar, Sole agents, wholesale and retail, for Muscogee, Harris. Stewart, Talbot and Early, Ga., and Russell county. Ala. ml Radical -Black-* < olumbus June 17. 1846. 26 ly . _ . „ „;QM.n,rlj," .r-T..ryi ily I w*IJf lo "ftlnbllfth Fnclil . h" Edinburg Review," Whiff; and the Weattnin- ~ • R.-II6.1. Tto ••Forr,*.. Ou« r, « r t>" I-purely Anolher „ ell M'dicmt offend lo the Public. r«u. Thi A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES! Or. A. tTPlIASra VEGETABLE ELECTUAR V AN INTERNAL REMEDY, INVENTED BT D R. A. UPI1AM. a distinguished Physician of New York city, is the only real successful rem edy for that dangerous and distressing complaint—the PILES—ever offered to the American public Mark this, his an INTEUNAL REMEDY— and not an external application, andjwill r U re any case of Piles, either bleeding nr blind, internal or external, and probably the only thing that will. There is no mistake about it. It is a positive earn—speedy and pcrnianent. it is also a convenient medicine to take, and improves the general health in a remarkable manner. Medical Association. tiM I, tto practic. of UidtciM, .nd ofer Ib.rt prtweaainuil services to fee citiaees of Columbus sod vicioitj. Tkeir office ia oa Randolph street. J7 D». BUTT, having enjoyed ample opportu^ nittea, for several years, of improvemeot ia Hunery and Midwifery, in fee fiurgk a I and Lying-in HoJSub of New Yeffc. will devote kiasaelf especially to fee cultivation aud practice of those branches. Columbus, Ga-, May 13,1846. *ltf SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA, FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANBNT CURE OF ALL DISEAAB8 ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HAB IT OF THE SYS TEM. VIZ x Berqfui*, or King’t Eoil. RknoMiom, OMnmio Cut* noouo Eruptiont, Pftapfc*. or PuotuUo on tho Fact. Bloteket, Btltt, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter. Scold Head. Enlargement and Pain t\f tha Bonn and Jointa. Stubborn Vleart, Syphilitic Symp tom*, Sciatica or Lumbago, and distaste arising from injudicious nee of Mercury, Atciut, or Dropsy, E.rt, to. «M,i« tw-l- (!) ft, ,W Ho,.. It is very mild in its operation, and may be taken m I t{om ’ ***• prtpwm i literary, being devoted principally foreign ('ontinental Works. ; The prices of the Ra PRINTS are less tli of those of the foreign copies, ano while they equally well got up. they afford ail that advantage to j the dmertenn over the English reader. TERMS. PAYMENT TO tIK MADE IN ADVANCE. cates of the most acute infismmaiioti without danger. All exutroal applicatiau^ are in the highest degree convenient aud offensive; and from of the disease, temporary in their ef- ilicine attacks the disease at its source, agreeable, i IHIONNOIH^ Pulmonary elixir. i the •ng the causs. Lanir.a—Married lad certain and FI1HE value of this preparation ia bow widely X known, and every day the field of its usefulness is extending. It is approved and highly recommend ed by Physicians, and is admitted to be fee most pow erful and searching preparation from the root that has ever been employed in medical practice. It is not lo cal in its operation, but general, extending through tbe whole system. It neutralizes the poisonous elements or being well satisfied that tbe pu humbugged by a host of useless > g value for their monev, Foi any . • of the four Re« », flo. 93 00 pc > 00 All persons indebted to thn estate of William Slaughter, late of Putnam county, deceased, are re quired to make immediate payment; and those hav ing demands againat said estate are requested to pre sent them,duly authenticated, within the time pre scribed by Inw. W. G HLAITOHTEH, J. W. JACKHON, Adm’rs de bonis non with the will annexed. Hept 30, 1846 7t 41 N otice to drbtokh and creditors. All persons indebted to the estate of Joel Black- nnn.jim., late of Harris county deceased, nre request- id to come forward immediately and make payment; Hid all persons having demands against said estate, rn requested to present, them in terms of the law. JAMES R. BLACKMAN. Adm’r. Hept 30, 1840 7t 41 Oct 7. 1949 WILLIAM H. POEIl, ) p-- rlllorl D. M. POER. ^ Executors, la 42 *iii ounty, d teatnment of John Hims, of Hmrttnr deceased, will be nnld before the court house i icus, on ilia first Tuesday in December next, the ft lowing land*, to wit: V(i!»J acrex in the 20tli district nf originally Leo now Humter county , you! acres in the HOtli district,number two bumlred sod forty two; al so, 10 acres off of number two hundred and forty-out. Also, on thn Iftth of the same instant, all the house- hold and kitchen furniture, and all kinds of atock, too ledioua to mention. All sold aa the life estate of the deceased widow. Terms made known on tho days of tale. J. H. HIMfl, AND J « . A. J. WILLIAMS, S Hept 30, 1846 tda 41 XKCUTOK’.S SALK.—Under nn order of the altting for ordinary purposes, wUl ho r I and kitchen furniture, and mntiv oilier ar ticles loo tedioua to mention—aold by order of the boporablt the inferior court of Harris county when •iffeif as • court of ordinary—sold for the benefit of llw heirs and ereditora of Joel Blackman, jun., deceas ed. JAMES K. BLACKMAN, Adm’r. Sept 39th, 1946 A DMINISTRATOR'S SALK —By virtue of nn order of tho honorable tbe interior court of the oounty of Harris, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will be add at the Court liouae door lit the town of Hamilton, on the first Tuesday in November next, between the lawful hours of sale, lot of land number •lx, in the twenty-second district originally Muscogee now Harris county. Hold as the property of Gibson Mahons, late of Harris county, deceased, for the ben efit of the heir And legatee. Terms of sale made known on the day. THOMAS MA1IONE, Adm’r. Harris co. Aug. 19, 1946 34 ta uSTSTiTHATOH B HAI.ti—Will to .i.T^T.n feo first Tuesday in November neat, at the court house door, In the town of Hamilton, Harris county, Geo.,under an order of the honorable inferior court of said oounty, when aitting for ordinary purposes, the following Vote of land : Number sixty two, in the 91st dietriot of originally Muscogee but now Harris eoun- containing 9094 acres, more or less, adjoining Pol- lord, Reeders and others. Also, lot number (wo hundred and three and east half of lot two hundred •ud two, containing 303f acres, more or leee, In 91st district originally Muscogee, but now Harris county, •^joining Berry, Scott and others. All the above tends lying U or 4 miles of Hamilton. Stild aa the •repecty of Eli Cornett, late of said county, deceased, fer the benefit of beire and ereditora. Terms made teiourn on day of sale. JOHN MURPHBY. Adm’r. Adf 96, 1949 ids _36 "» bMlNlitTKATOK'8 SACK.—By Wnueof -n JA order of the Honorable Inferior Court of Stewart oounty, when aittina for ordinary purposes, will be •old ui the town or Lumpkin. Stewart county, on the first Tuesday in November neat, the following lota of Mad, to wit: lot number one, in the thirty-third dia- •riot, G. M. j two hundred two and a half acres, and •vo •erne of lot sixteen. In the thirty second diatrict.it being • square in front of Charles McLeroy’a dwelling heoeo | end lot number thirty one In thirty-third dia- •riot, eootaining two hundred two end a half acres, Mi«er leas; and lot.number thirty-four, in thirty- third dletriet, oonuinlng two hundred two and a half •tree, *0*0 or leas; lot number fifty, in the twenty- flbefth dletriet. containing two hundred two and • half perm, wove or least end one hundred acres of lot num ber on* hundred and twenty six, in thirty-third diet, t nil fee above lands lying In Stewart county. Hold at the property ol Cneriee McLeroy, late of Stewart county, deoeeied. Bold for fee benefit of the beira end ereditora of said deceased. WM. HART8FIBLD, Adm’r. Stewart ee. Sept 9, 1846 37 ids "Z DMINISTRATKIX'S SALK.—Agreeably to JA an order ef the inferior court of Muscogee coun ty sluing aa a eourt of ordinary, will be sold, at the neon house te Talbotton, Telbut county, on the first Toeeday la Dae ember neat, fee interest of the eatate efWS^B.Kmor.deeeaeed, in two lota of land in •aid oounty,known aa fee Buchanan place, tbe iuter- •at-of aaid eaute being one half. Also, on the firm Tuesday in J •aid. at fee oovn hones in the i . Merriwefeac oounty, the interest of aaid estate iu ferae handled acres of land aud the improvements feeraen, known aa fee Leaveratt Mill piece, situated • to—Ai m( ih. twin. RKTOHAH C. BCTOK. Adui'i. WH.IW U at a umimistrator h SALK.—wm to Kid U A lU* i**id*M* *r Jarumth dmu- •d. I* Harri, *o«Ur. *• tto w*ih d*< of Nmoibar ■tot.aU Ito parUtobl* pra^n, of ,*>d deoauad. •aaMMlaf af towa*. k*». cut la. «to*p. c ..m. fodd.r, wtoat, pUawiaa Mala. *« *»*<». t food fu. Iwuh. told aasktotoa fyrnltor*. tnd .arloa. otb*r .Kiel*, aa wdtaaa ta Maatioa. Sal* to coouau* froai day lo On a*tU all U add. Tam* aud* Itaov* oo th« da* "mi*. KLIJAU MIU.1MS. Adai'r. ■mta *a toft H. 1M4 M u liouso door, in llntmltou, on tho first Tucstlny in J uary next, a negro man by thn namoof J im, belonging to the estate of Eli Cornett, late of said county, de ceased, for the benefit nf heirs ami creditors. Teriiu made known on day of aale. JOHN MUKPHRY, Executor. Aug 96,1946 tda 36 I ~7fXK<’U'roR'8 halr J court housa door, in the town of LnGrnngo, Troup county, oil tho first Tuesday in Deceitiber next, a ne gro boy by the name of John, ah mii sixteen years or age. Alio, at the name time, will sold, before tbe court bouse door, iu the town of Lumpkin, Stewnrt County, lot of hind number eighty-four, in the leentli district of originally Lee now Htewart rounty Also, will be sold, on the first Tuemlsy in January next, before the court homo door, in the county of Lumpkin, lot of land number five hundred nnd forty four, in tho tliirtecmli district of erigiimtly Cher okee but now Lumpkin county. The above prop erty belongs to tho estate of Mauldin Anions, late u Troup oounty, deceased,nnd sold for tho benefit n the heirs of said eatate. Terms iiiudo known on the day of aale. JAMES AMOSS, Ea’r. 8cpt 16,1840 Is 3 1 .'OUR MONTHS alter dute, application will h ’ made to tho Honorable the Inferior Court c Talbot county, while sluing for orditinry purposes, fti leave to sell the lands belonging to the online of Jcp tha Chatnblesa.late of Talbot oounty, deceased. CHRISTOPHER C CHAMHLE88, JEl'THA CHAM BLESS, Adm August 26, 1846 (clt CHli) 4in 36 'OUR months after date application will be made 1 to the Court of Ordinary of Stewart rounty, for leave to sell a negro girl named Jim-y. belonging to llie estate of E. H. Baker, deceased. Sold for thn benefit of tho heirs, Ac. JAMES PACK. Ex’r. July 99.1846 89 4n rill be uri of For any three, do. 7 00 For nil lour of the Reviews, 0 00 For Blackwood's Magazine. 3 00 For Blackwood and the 4 Reviews, 10 00 CLUBBING. Four copies of any » ' led emray by the introduction of spi ‘ lie Ims thought it rifflit to offer bin 1 afflicted on aurli terms a* will givi instead of giving it to bimaelf. He t to cure, nr relieve, the following disi will potltiuly br. refundril (onanmplioii. It maiters not what the scientific professor Medicines to tli them the pewe icr.lore pr..[.o.< all of 111. nli.1.0 work, will I li" m\v li"«« .ai‘l. at wli.t ttojr ill., nnw MT.I p.yinri.t ..fill* regular iub* inifma.iltilily of relief nr cure in thia inurh <lre.rled acllntlon fur llircc—Ilia fourth cpv licii^> (["alia. I ‘li-ca.a, 1 in llic Carr nf all op|K.aition. that irr llcmillancc. and coinmuiiicallnna niu.i be , I’ulmnnary 111,..... ..I every rlaaa can be cured.— tiii.de in all ca.ca wilhntu caprn.c in the |iubliaher. A, "l I '<*ntor .laic, that if my direction, are followed The former limy alwny. b* done tlirout(li a fnatmaa- ■ ll "’ lett«r. Ilia nio.t in. I urn form of titberciilou, ler by liatidioi; Iiiin the amount lo be retiiilted. l.kln|| | Coniiifnplion can be |iermaiiemly relieved, hi. receipt, nnd forwarding the recei|it by mail, pnat- i AMhUM. paid ; or tho money may be enclosed in o letter, post aid, directed to the publisher N. ii, Til* Postage on nil these Periodicals ia re duced by the late |*ost-Offi<*R law. to about one third the former rates, making a very important saving in tlie expMiMo to mail subscribers . hi all thr principal Cities and Turns throughout the United States, to which there is a dirret Railroad ar IVatrr communication from the city of New York, thrse Periodicals will he delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. LEONARD (SCOTT & CO. PrilLISIIKItN, 112 Fulton street, New York. Julie 24. 1846 27 ly by the 7iedl; Ki.ixii Kv y p« ilicine be Administered img c an be —ly rd I Colic. ia»ertth.it any degri •««»; "• l-W*} l | *jj irinu * I bocal, and re.lore, a lienllby ll.ne tn ibe organa , the Pile.. With conaeqnent Inflammation nf which generate that field. In rcrofulona and .11,*. dtealoinecb Imwel. and .pine, weakne.a of the back. • „„„! dtwirdera. the re.ult ia a rapid healing of the »f blood to the head, Ac. ' The Electuary la per- .“id pu‘.mi«T in 7hcum.',.'m.'' d ...d'oi'tor r«tly aafc for pregnant ladle., anjl the moat u.erul f„| ..(Tectiona of the modular fibre, a .peed v ranmv.l tf will not rnily n f fee pain, and in all cases a renewal of strength, disease* with- pace with the retreat of the disease from the It is put up in a highly concentrated form. iihortb'thnt ran pooiihly be used, remove the Pile* ami nil inffammatr out pain or irritation, but will in«ui safe delivery, and n sound consiituti Tbe Electnary'Vontxms no mineral medicine eaay t •ffspring. j* or convenience and |>ortability. and when diluted e; no al- according to the directions, each b \°J\ . . • . , r . i f • •tov.-rding to fee directions, each bottle will make six oe., rolocynth. gamboge, or other powerful and irriu- th< * quantity, equal to one quart, and ia then an ting purgative. No fear of taking cold while under perior in medicinal value to the various preparations its influence—no change in diet oeosaaary* If taken bearing the name. The proprietors are almost daily according to the directions, a cure for life is guarantied receiving testimonials of fee most respectable charac- Hold wholesale and tatTIT, WYXTT * KKTCH- giSlBIS." “* 8re *' “ *" * CU ” *” d CUr *' AM, - General Agent, for the Southern State.," tlil The followingietereating case 1. preaented. nnd die t, 'irri'u' l | N r"t Y "i rk ' n t 'nriVmavD i reader invited to ha careful pertt.al, Commei.i on Geo, by U INTER 4 such evidence is unnecessaryt ‘ Newark* N J., March 12th, 1646. OTICK TO DEBTORS AND GKEDITOR.H All persons indebted to tint eHtntn of Georgi N Jameson. d> ate pnymeiit; nnd nil parsons having any claims demnnda against the estate of the said deceased, f notified to present them, legally authenticated, will ' o time proscribed by Inw. NANCY JAMESON. Ex’tria. JOHN J. JAMESON, JONATHAN B McCUAUY, Rx’ra Hept. 30, 1846 41 7l’ George I*. Smith, Gnurge Cbsuininn nnd Henry Amarine npidy to me for letters of iiilniinistration on the estate «»t Washington Manly, late of thtscoumy, deceased t These nre therefore to cl Ngulnr the kindrei mid r be and appear at my ollii ribed by law. then nnd th they have, why snid letters slmuld not be granteil. ler my luittfl this Utitb Hept. 1846. A Lht of letter** I » EMAINING IV Geori 11’lark e and atiinonisli all si sditoirn of said tlecense •, within the time pr • show cause, if m irgia, Octoh , Alexander M 11 1 Alexandria John ! Iledsnle John Branham Wiley Butler Join ~* i Blount Geo 1 Blxe Obsrlea | Boyd George Booth Milton H B.d It A , Blake Luther i Belislea Win Brook* Bury Burt Richard > Bullard Dan'l | Baker.I (dm Bowling Andrew Cnluinbup. t Cols, i Atnbr i Cl.mle M. GRESHAM, t Hept. 30, |846 0 4EOKOIA, TALBOT COUNTY.—- X Elijah IVorlhen applies for letters of rn m on the eatate nf Tliumns Harris, In uinly, deceased : These nre therefore to cite nnd ndmn singular the kindred and 41 M 1 Barclay Klim I lllackmnn Dcstimor (/’urns Mr 1 Canton Jamea 1 Clark Smith O 1 Cummin W F. Campbell llryant Collie Thn •h all and Casey Mrs Mary npp« sribad by la i my ollin tile the. r object ions, it any lliey have, wtiy sum tetters should not be grunted. Given under my band thin 23d Hept. 1840. CHARLES II. STILLWELL,c. c. u Sept. 30. 1840 4i St G 1 BORGIA, TALBOT COUNTY. Whereas. F Carv T. Cox nnd Prisnilln Daniel apply for let ters of aiftnioistrolion on llmcHtnteof William Daniel, lato of said rounty, dereased t These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bn nml ntipesr ut my office, within, fee lime pro serilted by law, tq file their nlijeclions If any they rk Wn Cogbell Mar Coxart Win Cnaaumond C J Dudley Kltzsbetl. Dudley Campbell i Dr Win A B Long Mary Lewis Mrs K Lyon D \l l*i-wis Julia Lee Robert Lewis N R Marks R T Mo-.n Bern W Maull Ret.ecca Mitchell Bird B Mauritzer H L Marable Joel Morrison Slu-ldon Maiae J P Mnrchnnl Inane. Morgan Dr Sami Moore James A Moore Mary Ann Marteans John Mason A J McBride Sami Mf Kenney T McCarty Mi** M B J M- Dolli- >u*nn McDaniel Mima McCarty John J* Nell j tvy if Colic, whether md will be relieved in the short space of from ./Irr to thirty minutes. (’OlltfllK, <?€»l4fl«. Hoarseness or Difficult I Breathing, can all be relieved in from fire to forty- | eight hours. Croup. Tins terror to mothers can b« cored in Jin? hour*. I Hysteria, Lott of Appetite, f,c. run be permanently | relieved in a few Imors. Extract of a letter to Dr. Bronson, dated NawJYoiiK City, May 20, IU46. " I think, sir. tint your Elixir should be sent tn New York, now—my wife has been afflicted with a severe cough for several months, attended with vln- lent pains in the breast. A faithful trial having been made of nearly all patent Medicines, which failed to give relief, I was induced in try your Elixir in my wife's esse. I take pleasure in slating that one bot tle ol your Medicine, (for which 1 paid one dollar) s has given permanent relief. I would advise you to make Agents in thi* mty. JACKSON p. HBRVEY. I (TT* Remember, uo charge will be made should tny I medicine fail tnsrcomplish tbe above; my agents are II instructed to rufund. when * failure occurs. | Dr. C. T. Williams, Postmaster at Greenville, Ga. is my agent for Meriwether county For sale by WINTER A P.PPINO, Hale Agents, wholesale nod retail ft>r Muscogee, Isms. Stewart, Talbot, and Early. Ga., and Russell ounty. Ala. Columbus, June ‘.'4 1846 B? ly Nn ft? ii nd Surf—No llimibuR ! *• One Dollar saved is a Dollar made." llltO\«OV* CATHARTIC PILLS. i rpHKSK Pills nre just w They are exactly ever since Morrison's Hygiene Pills became extinct, | (at his death.) j Positive tit lief is worranted in every case ft» r which ; they are reuommrnded, or th will, and shall EPPINO. Hept 10 1846 6m 39 winter K eeping, \\ IioIckaIp anil Hc*Uiil IJniuuiHU, AT THE BLUE DIWU STORE, Messrs. A. B. A D. Sands : Mr. Oliver’s child, of tins place, wn attacked with scrofula when two yearn old, which soon reduced her to a mere skeleton. The disease pervaded tbe whole aystetn, ami mamfeated itself in malignant sores on the head, body and limba. Different physicians in Newark. Belleville and New York, prescribed for her at various times, but finally gave up the ruse aa perfectly hopeless. At last Mr. MuRTAR, offer for sale lor Oliver was induced to trv your Sarsaparilla, and ac cash, or unapproved credit, at eordingly procured four bottles, widen was sparingly lowest market prices, a large and administered, with many interruptions, yet with the well selected stock of Drugs, moat decided benefit. About two months ago, I be came acquainted with the circumstances of the ceee. Stuffs. Window Glass, Surgical The child, who is Trusses, Perluou Druggists' and Con- Glass Ware, New eparntior.s. Dentist’s Geld Foil. Tin Foil, 1 Tcetb. Ac W. K. arotlie Proprietors’ Whole sale and Retail Agents for the following VALUABLE PREPARATIONS, which they will sell at the lowest wholesale prices. Dr. Ruth’s Life Pillr, Moffalt'a Life Pills; Moffntt's Phoenix B tiers; Champion’s Fever A Ague Pills; do anti-Bilious do: lain. liverwort; Spencer's Pills; liral'd Candy; Watson's Fever Sands' Sarsaparilla; Bull’s do; Comstock’s do; Ltldy’a dot do Blood Pills, do Feimilc Pilli Tsylr King’ McAllister' ll-healing Tincture; Oil; Acoustic Oil ; id Ague Pills; •man's Ger’n. Cough Drops; i kmai/s.Pulm'c Hyi ged four year*.« icte mass of disease, and incapablt of using any of her limbs. Her body was swollen to nearly twice its natural .size ; the head, limba and body, were almost entirely covered wife large sores. She was unable to move, ami wot^ld ta e no notice ol any thing, only to shrink from being touched even by her mother.— The disease at the same time was equally severe in wardly, attended with bloody evacuations every few hours. They procured some more of fee Sarsaparil la, and before the had taken one bottle the could slip down from the chair and creep across the room. She has now just finished taking the second bottle, and the sores are nearly all healevT, the limbs are restored to their natural use—she is quite cheerful, and is faat improving in health. Very respectfully, yours, C. J. WARNER, Sec. of Youth's Slate Tem. Society. MadisonYILLK, Kv., Feb. 22, 1845. Messrs. A. B. A D. Hands : llaving uaed your Sarsaparilla in my family, and witnessed its beneficial effects on one of my children. 1 feel it to be a duty I •w« the community to make tbe rase public. About S.IIK'I Syriiii Of Wil.i two ,..r. m, ltel* »n *r*. *iuck*d *rf'li Serof- J m ' 1 ill*, nr Kilt* a Rvll. Uftiif-n lirnk** out in nr lima Culirn'. Vogel. Rmneily; ' Cher'ry; ' I “]• « *| a; Connell a Pain Extractor; do do Specific; Hnssignol's Panacea; . e < Rownnd’s Magic Lotion; Winer's Arcanum Extract, J ,r * r ) Pehn*,look', V.rmlftige; rfo l’rrtor.l Sjrupi b i " Tin- IMiilninki.ni iln Cm,, li.„ Vennifu.*-, ' 1,1 11 olscea round tlie neck and jaw, which finally affected nis eyes, rendering him entirely blind. During the Ive; ..._ . .jatera; do Health Pills. Man’s Plasters; AND MANV OTHKH VALUAUI.K PATENT MEDICINES. May 6, I84C have, why Given u i’llAlt’LKS II. HTILLW'ELL, Sept. 30, 1846 I lettors ahmild not he granted, y hand this 24th Hept. 1846. 'i test if utii t nh; 41 tli Vl , llnlicrtson, late of this ( i KOBGIA, Stewart county.— Whe J C. Hay applies to me for Inter* tioti on the estate of Laid’ county, deceased— Theao ore therefore t<» cite and admoitish r singular the kindred and creditors of nuid tie to be and appear at my office, within the tin scribed by law, then nml there to shew cause they have, why nuid letters should not lie gra ider my hand thi* 20th Heju . 18 46 M. GKEHlfAft). cl Matilda I! on Mary Jane Dicihenrihocfer Adm Dent M L i Ector John T Evans Hnrnh Ami an Klizaheil » John man Klm.|y erts John G ves John W nd* Mnrthn A Foi \\ ii Fe.lrirk Green Franci* Hugh Karel Thoma# Flat, her Wm J Fort John It 3 Ravfield Nora Roger* Ha rah Roberson Join Itilev Wm H i M r, • Mrs Elil Mr, I I70UK MONTHS afterdate, application v 1 made to the Honorable the Inferior Ooi w P ur r lo»g>»« Ad in'i estate be Talbot county, when sitting ft for leave in sell the negro slaves and re the estate «ir Dickson Cureton ISAAC CHENEY, JOHN B. McCOY. August 19,1840 I AGUE MONTHS after data, application 1 made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Stewart county, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to noil the real eatate belonging to the r$. late of Josiab Dickerson, late of South Carolina, de ceased, for the benefit of tbe beira and creditors. SAMPSON BELL. Atltn'r. Stewart co. June 24.1846 97 4m 4 in 34 trill h Oct 7, IH4ti LORING D. TRUE & Co. GENERAL AGENTS, For Prosecuting Claims vf every description, and transacting all llusintss ra/uinng the aid of an Agent or Attorney at WASHINGTON CITY. R evolutionary pensions.—Tim. Agency ha* iu iiukbomIoii, nml ready urcru* to, a \ a»t aaiwunt ol' Hcvoliitlouury Holla.Hooks,Manu*cri|it«, preserved from tlie son ice, nfforiling reoora of service hi the regular ('ontinental army, Mate troop*, and militia, hii.I in the UuartsrinaMcr and ('omniiaaary IhutHrtinentH, no where el»o to bo found.* Iln* also a list of names of tlmae .•mi lled tn BOUNTY LANDS, aud Double Itounlv Land. Imfe for the Hevolutldunry service, and that of the l*«t war — AI*o, a list of uaiiiea of tliuao widows, Ac., eutillod to a Heiiewnl of Invalid and Naval Penaiuu* A li»l nf uiiiur* of those, nUo, entitled to Unclaniicd Dividemiii uimn Treasury nud Loan Office hooka, and of 6 pur cent, uud 3 . Hum John O Him > M .i Henderson T F Hollen James Hollingsworth John Iful.erts R N Mamlet Mrs Howard lliram . Hill Eliza A Higginbotham Henry Huff John A liar vc 11 Mias Tibillin A Howe George Hall E L Hair Simon Higdon Dan’l Herring Joseph Sharp Rufus Smith A Retell Stratton C Smith Mnrtlia . Hutton Inlin M Snipes C W Sellmon W W Sturk Wm Sturgea Eli Steu Alias Kliznr Scroggins Lewaitulay Seller* A C Steely Gelv Ann Taylor Dr John Tlmmp*uu J K Turuaee Henry Tnland James Tilley Elisai.cth Williams Martha P sham John L first year from the time he was taken, he was attended several physicians, but continued to get worse an- ilfuge- 1 111 * despaired of his ever getting well. Having scan Corn,lock’* Vermlfb.*; J»ur S.rMp.rill. ,dvcrti.«d, wilk urtiAcue. of ii* Spolin’* head ache rrme’i r »fea, 1 concluded 1 would give u a trial, and acocrd- «lo Elixir uf Health ^ • e,,, «o Cincinnati and procured a few bellies, Longlev s Great Western 1 • nJ ,,nw ' ,r,er h * vin 6 u,wl nin « bottles, I have the gratificatiun of saying lie is well. The aorta are all | entirely healed, and his sight nearly aa good as aver , it was; and 1 have no hesitation in saying that ha was , entirely cured by the use of your Sarsaparilla. Yeurs, truly, K. BASSETT. For further particulars and conclusive evidence of t superior value nnd efficacy, see pamphlets, which 20 may he obtained of Agents gratia. Prepared and stdd, wholesale and retail, bv A. h. TarrnnrN Compound Extract off 1 * !>• SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton ac. 4'iihcliN nnd Copiiibu. A ND .tillthevcome! add- ing fresh laurels to the fame of this Inestimable pre paration. From the London Med. /our.] Tiirrxiiirn Com pound Rxirnrl off fulu’b0&(:opiiib)i, First introduced to our notice 1 by our esteemed friend. W. Dalton, M D.. F- R. V. S ,<d ! Middlesex Hospital, who eu ' N. Y. Hold also by POND A WILLCOX. Columbus; O. PAYNE. Macon ; D. R. MATTHKWSON. llawkinsville, Georgia; COSTER A COXE. Mont gomery, Ala.; nnd by Druggists generally throughout Price, 91 f" * ' ' * 4 the United States. •5. per bottle—six bodies ICf The public are respectfully requested (o re member that it is Hands’ Sarsaparilla that has been and is constantly achieving such remarkable cures of the most difficult class of diseases tu which (he human frame in subject—therefore ask for Sands' Sarsaparil TARRANT’S CORDIAL ELIXIR TURKEY "RHUBARB. • 24, 1846 Arat'ricitii ItiiAor FnMe, Aud sup. Polishing, Burnishing and Cleansing Path, | rpHIS Paste is the result of a simple chemical ex 1 perintent, which I wn* induced to make in con ng able tn kerf mnnv of physicians for v teem, that Ttrmnt’s Ext Wo Tho. J fine finished Surgical Instrument., in order—having j aoH Mcdttntfhtuue, thut speaks ol tin. suucesatvtfly tried every new article te mended. *’ l ! - rryuokuUle that bo neat and el embracing the bed prepared rotten .lone., chalks and b,n> ' ,n " «' tc-m-. important tn the oils—nor could I re,y upon the paste which nccompa j Borr . hof " 1 ,0n r' ,h '’ uW . no . ! b< A Co I. Stocks, Ac Tltosn having I'latini western Status, nrtstii Spanish authorities, w to thi* Agency, for reasons Not no«r to lie iiiantiunri of the highest utility to such Claimant*. A residence of severul year* nt the Seat of (Invert familiar with the forma nml Hindu* nf ;i Land* in (lie Hoiithrt it or Soitilu out (iraiit* or Saks made by the il do well to solid in i licit claims »nrd, but iluntei' H Hail A Mo* Hines U K Holmes Malinda 1 Jones Luciua Joyce Thomas Jnipioili Mr Jordan (’hntles R Johnson A S John ho oho Klais M tiheia King Thomas Y King Je*se Keliy Mnrv A Lawrence W C Logan John P i. such shall bo couducted I Labile Johnson to very many leading Mcmlier* of IhuIi lluui gress, and with inuity in the Bapurtmruts, quentiy be able advantafeously to prosecute all Claims confided to us: aud, in all cases, such sk with the utmoftt promptness and vigilanri 1Li Term* reasonable—always regulated by the nature of the aervico. Letter* must he post paid. Office, “ (Eicon Buildings." WoulJ r*«i» clfully tof.c to tho undesigned; lion. \V. P. Manguiu, President U. 8. Senate, lion. John W. Jonos, Speaker of llo. of Kepreseutatives. Mirah. au It. Lamar, Ex-Presidcui of Texas, lion. I^vi Woodliury, U. 8. Senate, lion. John Fairfield, " “ William. Sary Walls Mary Ann Willkuta P P West R H Wright Mathew Wise P A Walker Sarah Wall Jeato Westmoreland M J Wait Mrs Mary Walling Martha A Wilson John Williams Malvina Walker Win J Wm Warner Williams Henry Underwood J N Young Dr A G he dmrricun differ* mnterinllv from the English wn Paste. The latter being com,m.ed of ateeUtid • dust—whilst my Paste is composed of two very i.l suh:< educed edge.I itistrumoiits. j he made as goo, _ the honorable tbo iiiferior|court of Harris countv, when sitting for ordinary puruoaea. for leave to sell the real and peranttal estate or William Tur ner, Into of said county, det'eased. for tha benefit of ; non. a. r. n*zny, the heirs and creditors of said estate. j »!**“• J « h » A«lat..s, Bouse of Reprcseutativ SVSANAH TURNER, R'rx. Hau. A. II. Siphon.. “ • HarH* co. 6*pi S, 18(0 . 39 H I. Kto,’ i /OUK MONTHS afterdate, application will be I Mon. Robt 1*. Dunlap, " *• 1 made to the honorable Inferior Court of Stewart : Hon. Lather Severance, •» •• county when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave i Jlon. Judge pawsoit, '* to self fee Lands belonging to the eatate of Christian JJ 0 '*' J'JJ* ^' nouW ' .. Duckworth, late of Jones county, tlecrased. - JOHN DUCKWORTH,Afen'rdrUi.non. S«|U. 0, 1846 311 4m t j^OUR MONTHS after dale, application will ti made to the Honorable tbe Inferior Court of llarria county, while silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell fee land and negroes belonging to the es late of Aarott l*oer, lute of said county, deceased. WM. 8. POKE, l K.sto.'rs D. M. POER. 5 Sept 9.1946 4m 37 l*70UR MONTHS after date, application will be U made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Troup county, siuing as a Court of Ordinary,for leave to aell one half lot of land, number not known, in the third district Troup county, the place where John Marsh liyes, belonging to the estute of Gabriel Moss, j iicmuv w itiW< If*'* junior.deceased. ’ * HENRY K. ktOSS. Ex' Harris co. July 15, 1849 30 4m F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Har ris county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell fee land and negroes belonging to tho es tate of Jeremiah Mullins, late of said rounty, dec'd. ELIJAH MULLINS. Adm’r. Harris eo. Aug, It, 1646 33 4m F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be made to fee honorable inferior court of Stewart county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave |o sell the lands of William R Patterson, late of aaid oounty, deceased BEN NET B. BilADFIKLD, Guard’n. July 13.1616 4m 90 f Br,»’l lion. Thomas Smith, lion. Freeman 11.Morse," •• lion. Josiah lletrick, “ •' lion. Albion k Parri*, Ll Comptroller, Trees). . William (i. Elliot, Principal ('lark, Post Office Drp't May 20,1846. 29 ly * Those Pr<*oft are of great utility to Prnsiourrv them- selves—as Ity them, in a multitude of coses, their petition may be t nr routed, aud rejected cases obtained. Nollce. )R __ TURKU8—There are three Machinists now in the city of Columbus, competent to build and fit up Cotton or Woollen Machinery, of all descriptions. P. «. Persona wishing to have such work done, will apply to P. G. Batea, or letter addressed to him at this place. P. Q. BATES. Columbus. March 10 19 if DH* NilUIIWOOD’S MAGNETIC MACHINE. B RUNO A VIRG1N8, Agents for Sherwood’s unrivalled Magnetic Machine ; also, the Mag netic or Compound Bitumen Plaster, and Magnetized Gold Pills. (’olumbus and Mucon, Ga.. March 23th, 1846. (14 if) j I.yiiagli T Persons calling for any of tho ahovu letters wil 1 please say they are advertised, j Oct 7 3t JOHN FORSYTH, P. M. Lilt off Lctten R EMAINING in the Post Office at Tallxntoi Georgia, on the 1st day of October, 1846. I Adams Cspt Ezekiel i Beggarly Hillry Barker Master Win P ' Bonner Miss Sarah A I Rrnnnntt Joseph | Breedlove Mtsa Sarah ! Breie Jamea ! Buchanan Joseph I Campbell, Augustus I Chaney Isaac { Clay urn Isaac 1 Combs (col. it Cook John Cosby H D Covey Miss Harriet I Crank Samuel j Eagg FrancesO Fleming Miss Mary Freeman Robhor Gaines William S Gideot. Jamea Gorham John M Hicks John B Hough James lluey J W Johnston M INDIA BAGGING. ft rA PH. heavy India Bagging. 46 in wide, for *i50 sale by W K McLAKBN. Mu/ 99, !944 99-tf OCt 7, 1846 Lovlest (stage driver) Mr Mathis Sarah Oitt Miss Amanda Oines Miss Amanda Owen William Parker Esq A J Punch Esq Philip J Riley Right Scott Samuel Sea Mrs Anna i) Henry Sherrod H 9 Shockley Thomas Sistrunk Jacob Smith Daniel U Snell Miner T Snell Minott K Stanford O II P Slow Esq E B Stubbs, Antariali B Studevent Mrs Elisabeth Supple Eaq John J V iu mg Mrs Ware Robert Weiss A Elisa'h M Wirick Daniel 2 JAMBS Y. GAKDNEU, P M. 3t42 Clftetnlcnl Bn Is am, or Hnir lu- vfiforutor, for all diseasei _ HAIR, and its restorative in all cases where baldness ia not beyond fee reach of art. Merits of the Chemical Balsam, or Hair Invigorator.— ll prevents baldness, it removes dandruff' and cuta neous scurf, it keeps the hair in its natural color and prevents it from turning grey. It ia now presented to the world with a firm belief that as a beautiful and healthy restorative of fee Hair, it will be firaed, on trial, unequalled. Prepared solely by E. PHALON.214 Broadway. A. K. AYER, Agent Nov. 3,1949. (46-tf) In Coleabus, Ga. ilh clarified oil. r M-nlor pen) nnd other fine h are not entirely ruined,ran . by u»ing tin* Paste, (the r.v- ployed instead of n hone ) If the strop be a fat or two tided one, place a little of fee Paste on the course side and strap oil' on the fine. If a four aided or square strop, place a Irtle of the Paste on No. 2, and strop off on No. 4. A tine, keeu nnd smooth edge will b» the result. Fine cutlery, gun*, gun-locks, brass, copper, or steel, can be kept free from rust, by rubbing on a little of tlie Paste, and then polishing with a woollen cloth, or •oft piece of buckskin, or line sponge. One box of Paste, at 15 cents, will keep one or two razors in good order for twelve months It is put up in assorted sixes, at IA, 9A u.*d AO cents per box. Should a failure occur in producing what is above stated, the money will be refunded. F. S. BRONSON. Inventor and Proprietor. <\ T. Williams, Postmaster at Greenville, Ga. is my agent for Meriwether county. For sale by WINTER A EPPING. Sole agents, wholesale and retail, for Muscogee, arris, Stewart, Talbot and Early, Ga., nnd Russell unity. Ala. Columbus, Jane 24. 1846 27 lm br. JOEL ItII.1N ii Airs Liver and Dyspeptic Medicine. I N offering ibix valuable medicine to tlie people of Georgia, for the relief and cure of many diseases incident to a Southern climate, 1 do not claim for it infallibility—neither do 1 say it wfflcure all disea. sis. But in Chronic Liver Affection* and Dyspep. ►ia. I can confidently advise and recommend its use, from my own personal observation end use of fee article in my own practice. Thia article is favorably received wherever it has been used. I am allowed to refer to Mr.George HeardofTroup.Mr. John Warren of Columbus. Mr. McKaffee of Cobb. Mr. Ashury Hull of Athens, Mr. William D. Terrell of rutnact, Rev. John E. Dawson, of LaGrange—to which a erentnumber of names might be added, who bear their testimony to its value. Dr. Henry Branham has used this medicine in bis own case, ami bas pre scribed il to many others, gives it as bis opinion that it is one of fee safest and most valuable medicines that can be used in imperfect digestion, liver coin idaintt, constipation and irregular state of th« bowels It is useful in bilious complaints, to persons recover ing from bilious levers, and id sick or i^rvoua bead- acue. To pregnant women, who are subject to cos- tiveness, this medicine >• well suited, lit regulating the state of tbe stomach and (towels, and promoting digestion, it ia particularly useful. i could ap|iend a long list of certificates, but for bear, preferring to rely on the virtues of the medicine to sustain itsell. The medicine ia a gentle and ce tain cathartic, tonic and sudorific. JOEL BRANHAM. Batonton, Georgia. For tale in CejxaibaiVy W. A. REDD A CO Feb. ti, 1946 9 ly rilHIS preparation ia made from tbe best Tu-V«y L Rhubarb, and possesses all its valuable pro,—i ties, combined with such aromatics as will bo founn materially to nssist in its operation, nnd ia thereby rendered an exceedingly useful medicine in a variety Extract is no humbug or quack of affections where a cordial aperient is deemed re ly. we have departed front our usual course, ami qutsite. ••J time ami apace tn a preparation re know to be It is tonic nnd stoanicAie—invigorating the digestive iy public patronage. powers, when administered in small doses, whilst it Gt'THHt K. in a letter to tlie Editor of the Lon. ‘ possesses also n cathartic, united with on astringert lion Medical 4'niuUe, thus speaks of this compound— power; in no way. however, interfering, ns tbe purgn at and elegant a com- (iseeffect invariably precedes the astringent* Aa a of Go- i medtrme, IGrobarb (the Turkey) has for a cuus idem- spared ble period held a high place in the medical world, and earlier, aud likewise that it should not h*ve sooner has thus far proved itself eminently deserving he j effected the conquest of fee early prejudices of (he great reputation, through the valuable properttea net- Faculty to a preparation which lias now conceded to it versiilly conceded to be peculiar to it, w hen procured toe praise«of being invariably successful, and which l in its pure suie. I esn with confidence assert, in now more universally l Tin* effect of this preparation in its purgative ope- j prescribed than any other medicine of the present | ration is moderate, carrying off tlie acrid mailer, wlitrli »iay. It lias received tbe sanction of aeverai of the is tlie cause of the disease; and afterwards by its most celebrated Medical Faculties of Europe ; and tonic nnd astringent qualtliea aooth’mg the system and I after long and csrelul teats, inode under and by their subduing tlie inordinate action which had pcevioueiy n. i full and perfect confirmation of all the ' attributed to iu. use, resulted therefrom.— it’s (.himpouml Extract’ is a valuable remedy itlc* the proprietor to tlie gratitude of thoae unately compelled t ines of tltis nature, Prepared rqm speedy aud effectual profe In cases nf Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, it la an in- aluable remedy j ami aa a preventive ,»f the various , diseares arising from that very disagreeable complaint, bolds a high place in the estimation of the medical nd sold, wholesale and retail, by i JA3. TARllANT, Druggist, Ac. No. 268, Greenwich st., corner Warren, N. York ■ For sale by Nov ]9. 1843 lie Proprietors Agents. POND Jt WILLCOX. ly 36 Near the Marks* STRONG A WOOD'S FASHIONABLE SHOE & HIT STORE, NOTICE. To Planters and Citizens generally of the Southern States. A remedy for Fever aud Ague, Bilious uihJ Congestive Fevers. TRY-PROVE, BEFORE YOU CONDEMN. P LEASE call on the Agents and examine the tes timonial! of citixens of your own State in regard to their value. KJ* Don't forget fee conditions. If fee Pills fail te at tlie Old Si • t | 9 ,ve satitofactW>n. when uaed according tn the direc ,T l t - ‘f.V u . j ! w,,er * lions, be certain to return theta and get your money ilictr friends and ttw jiub- , ^ arlt> ,he proprietor i!o«. *o, wi.U fi subscribers, who w Old Stard, whe they will be pleased t lie generally et all times. , M4k . Their stock ta good, and assortment inferior to ' „ none in tlie city—as it embraces every article usually , Dr. VVOodruirs Antl-Bllious Pills,— ft>uud iu similar establishments. * Only 23 cents per box. Valuable fur Bilious end shall accord with the times, and every i Congestive Fever. Fever and Ague, Indigestion or ile to make it the interest of the pub- ' Dyspepsia, Cholic, Head-ache, and alt diseases re- t will be r tspecifully i lie to extend that patronage which is licited. CLT* All articles sold by us are warranted to provi aa represented. WYNNE A CHANDLER. Tho*. K. Wyknk, l. C.Chaxdlkk. Columbus, May 13, 1646. 21 t A LL persi /V are requested the subscribers, whe ness. They will ah above (inn. May 13 NOTICE. indebted to STRONG A WOOD, i WhVtMv'uieTFui make immediate payment are authorized lo close the busi- j settle all demands aaainat the WYNNE A CHANDLER. 21 if STOP THIEF? S TOLEN from the subscriber, on die night of the 12th in*t, a zlim BAY HORSE, about \o years old, about t< hand* high, small *lnr in hi* face, one hind ft Hit white, with some white on the other ; some marks of a saddle on hia bark, and of harness on hi* shoulders; holds hi. head up well, and is a fine har ness horse ; there is a lump on his light hiud leg, the remains of the spavin, though not lanie. i/ - A reasonable reward will he given for fee hor»e or iolurniatioii of hia whereabouts, and a good reward for the thief, with evidence to convict him. E. B. W. SPIVEY. Sept 23, 1846 tf 40 ulting from bilious derangements. OT^AIfio-Dr. Woodruff*. FEVER AND AGUE and ANTI-FEVER PILLS—particularly valuable for Fever and Ague and Congestive Fever, one box being generally sufficient for two common ca ses. For aale by Dr. M. WOODRUFF. Broad street, Columbus, Georgia, sale by Agents in Talbotton, Lumpkin, ', Fort Gaines, Georgetown, Americas, Cuthbcrt. Blakely, and most of the villages and coun ties in Georgia and Alabama. August 3. 1846 tf 99 THE XOTIIEB’S FKIENDt OR INDIAN FEMALE RESTORATIVE, V VALUABLE DISCOVERY—for premeture pains—after pains—restlessness at night—eerv- nut irritability—nausea at tbe stomach, bead ache and general debility. Also, Valuable to prevent Abortion? K7* For sale by Dr. M. WOODRUFF. Broad Street, Columbus, Georgia. Also for sale by Acenta, in Talbotton. Lumpkin, Whiteaville. Fort Games, Georgetown, Avnericua, Cuthbert. Blakely, and most of the village* and coun ties in Georgia aud Alabama. Aug 5, 1846- A3
