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legal, sales.
WltAtwI Tesis* i* M.aJ
mjtt, brfore tiie Coart-house door m llnkm
Konr coufcv, between the usual bom* of hl^Jw
following pnfcx'rty low it*: _]Efe
Loi of ltn<mNo. 128, in the 2Sth district -rflßff*
county, aa nroperly of Henry Collier
two fi tas from a )uMcea court
John MallocHta ILny Collier ; proper
out by dritujftt i levy made and return
A constable, li _
Lot of land r®. 24 in the 23th dUineiMTarh
count y, as the fftjwsrty of Madriclr MerrMfe satia
ry a fi fa issued Km a Justices court coun
i/, Lewis tuLsaul made
jind juturned to a Jftsttblc.
MOWAbE
Will be •old oft urn firs* ert
before the Court-lintse door Early
county, within llie lift hours following
property to-wit: {ft - SRI.
One negro woman rfcedj
•eW, aa the property ofJlt to satisfy a
Mortgage h fa issued ftrft court of *ttid
county, Bolling H. RokiVLn Inn Roach.
The folio win g|negroris!&-wit a 55 years old,
Wary 38, Ben 36, Jaokl2B, Gftar 26, Ellen, 24,
Dick 5, Olive 2, Reuben %4, ME! 20, Edmond 4,
Rachel 18, Charlotte J 6( RulJftp, Dow 22, Hen
ry 30, Jane 10, BilJ 7, Bhokaria 22, Howell
fi months old, Phil! 35.
Essex 26, Harriet 24,
To.n 24, Caroline ID, MIW, Jackson 12, Hurrv
10, Antoinette 8, Ann oSn 2 ; with their increase
since 22u.l April 1811, aftjrproperty of William A.
Tenoille, to satisfy two ti fas issued from
Early Superior court, Bjfthlnin S. Jordan, vs said
Tenuillo and Green H. ,Rdfc. vs said Tenoille.
COLLIER Sh’tL
HARRIS iftAlW SALKS.
WILL be sold otam* fisstl Tuesday in MAY
next, Cirl House door in the
•own of Hamilton, Wris ClirAy, within the legal
hours of sale,'.he ppVrty,to-wii:
Two house* amßm Hamißon, parts of lot No.
9 one occupied llAre, IS fact in front
running back 31 oneybocupied at a Shoe,
shop, 34 set in fiKT(N|briinn*L\b ick o i the south, j
line 50 feet, tli earn artrf jftlect.Kin cast 20 feet, then
north 21 foet,UbMed enfftihe Uperty of Thomas
H.Bray to vausfy one mftfroin sUic-a Superior Court
Bijvanus Hit** vj iMay.
AAd place,
Oie 1 lot in rNMwn of Vmhitesville known
as the Willi® W. uilil now lives, con-
more or less, alsp tivl negroes to wit;
about 27 years oldlauu her infant
girl about U yeati old! Dan ahoy 9
and Lctha a girl 6 yeasts oldL all levied on
as of Pni ip.H. Lundy to satisfy three fi
fas
M. Burford Administrator! on the estate
of Saddler deceased, vs Pni il H. Lundv
Hatchett principals and Benjamin F.
security on stay of exScntiop ; property
out out by Wm HAtchett. I l
H JEREMIAH HAL&AMID. Sh’ff.
w TALBOT SHERIFF kAhks
WILL besold.on the first (Tuesday! in MAY
next, before the Court-hoine door in the lowr
‘if Talbot ton, Talbot county, wftlun the legal hours
of sale the following properly, ts-wit :
One negro man by the namefof Sonny 25 years
old, levied on as the property Eli Gray to satisfy
one fifa from Talbot Superior Court, Mary Gray vs
Eli Gr&v. I
Also. 2 negroes, Jacob a my\ and John a boy, le
vied on as the property of George Buchanan to sat
isfy a fi fa from Talbot Superior Court, James Dow
dlo vs Joseph Buchanan ands George Buchanan.
Also.S Negroes to-wit; jUblly a tnan 38 years old
Sally a woman 40 years ole if and her child Lucy 3
years old, levied on as thoj property of Robert M.
Smith to satisfy a fi fa from! Talb >1 Superior Court
Drury Averett vs Robert M. Smith.
Also, 1 Negro boy Honjy 19 years oW levied on
as the property offilizibem Morris to satisfy three
fi fas from a Justine CourtLf Talbot county, VVil ian>
G. Little, vs Samuel Stanton, Elizabeth Morris and
Frederick A. Bailey. Lewy made and returned to
me by a constable.
Also one house and loti the Town of Talbottow
Talbot county the place w ereon Mrs Fleming now
livei adjoining Towns and vuglaud levied on as the
property of Francis M. La rrence to satisfy an at
tachment fi fa from a Justw Court of Talbot county,
George W. Darden vs Ste hen Bowen and Francis
M. Lawrence. Garnishet levy made and returned
to me by a constable.
Also ono lot of land 202 acres more or loss No.
104 in the 14ih district o originally Muscogee now
Talbot county levied on a the property of Washing
ton Buzbee to satisfy a fi i from Crawford inferior
C )urt. William 11. LowefYdniiu'simtor of Win. 11,
Simmons deceased vs Washington Buzbee.
Alan I negro min Israll 40 years old, levied on as
the property of Richard (I.Barnes to satisfy ana'tach
inent fi fa from Talbot Superior Court, Lawson B.
McKee vs Richard G. warues.
Also, one negro manly the name of After, levied
on as the property of Dlvid Johnston, to satisfy a fi
fa from Talbot Supernf court; John \V. G. smith,
for the use &c, vs Duvll Johnston and Peter F. Mu
hone. L
J A*S K. GIDDENS, ShflT.
MORTGAGED SALE.
Also at the iame place, on the first Tuesday in
June next.
The north half of lot of land No 269 in the 16th
district of Talbot county levied on as the property of
Jaiues Y. Gardner to satisfy a Mortgage fi fa from
Talbot Superiir Court Jos**t>h Pou Adminritrlor vs.
James Y. Gardner GIDDENS Sh'flf.
mortgal^Mle.
At the same place , irilWoe sold on the first
Tuesday in ylay next.
Three negroes, Peter a tmn fifty years old, Reu
ben a man 25 years old, auJMaria a woman thirty
venporl to satisfy a mortgarted ti fa from Talbot In
fenorcourl; John Pevent&rt va Nancy Devenport,
J_AMafcjGIDDKNS, SlTff^
MARION SALES.
WILL be sold before the Court-wise door in
the town of Tazewell, Marion Aunty, on the
first Tues layrtn MAY next, within we legal bourn
of sale, the fdlowing property, to-jrtt ;
Three lots oMand, No. 21), Ns. No. 50, all
lying in the 3Jamr.ct of once Musc®e,now Marion
eouniy; levied the uroperty W Murdoch L.
Matherson, lo salWv sund<y fi fi*s Hied from a jus
tice court of Mari(mcounty, in fov<! of
Smith vs Murdoch!. Matherson. I
Two mares, one hV-12 years old, the other a
black 4 years old; boA levied on art the properly of
David Uunn, to satisl! afi fa issued from Marion
Inferior court, in favom of Allen Burr vs David
Dunn. ! I
Ten h-wad ofhogs, 4 barrows, (me row at>d 5 ptg,
8 bushels of corn , more V hides one
large cow bell and collar,%evie<Jon as the property
of Hardy Parker, to sautym fi ft issued from Marion
superior court, in favor of !ukJ White and Entck
Harries vs Hardy Parker. ! I
Lot of land No. not know! ift the 4th district of or
iginally Muscogee, now MarUi county, including the
place whereon Oollen R. L<Biet now lives levied
on as the property of Oollen ft Locket, to satisfy 3
fi fas issued Marion inferior i/mrrt, in favor of Burton
W. Dowd vs Colbn R. I.’ fJA'.
J ERE Ml A*. WILCHAR, Sb’ff.
AT THE SAME TIME AND’ PLACE.
Will be sold the followltg pfcpertv, to-*it:
60 acres of land, being past of lit No. 177, & 40 of
•cres lot No. 407 ,al lying iflthe l§h district of origin
ally Muscogee, now iYlariyi couAyf levied oi> as
the properly of Jacob Sistfjnk, sefcor, to satisfy a
fi fi issued from Talhft lttforiv court, in favor
of Thomas Gr Jordan vs AVilliam Vox, Jacob Bid
trunk and William 9 Oral security lpo stay.
Half of lot No. not kiiAm, in tltom3'2d district of
originally Muscegee rtotfllarion cAnly, including!
the place whereon WillmMM;u hew show lives, near |
Pinevil e, with a good limsemnd other out
bJildtngr; levied on as improperly oM William Ma
thews, to fatisfy afa hjed from Mtrion superior
- court, in favor of John Iwyan vs Willi m Mathews.
Lot No. 74, in the 31* district of o ginally Lee,
now Marion coun'v; letled on as the property of
L*#to Lane, to i-atisfy *o ft fas issued I root a jus
tice <SOt*ri of Newlon m'y.
The aouth half of lo tMfo. 118 in the th dutrict o
originally Marion cotfr y; levied on
aetha property ofGilStGcddtng.lo h i sfy ft n fa is
•usd from a justice cof't of Marion cot ty, in fvor
of Arthur A. Duke vs Gilali Uolutng. S
Lot No. 99, in thelth district of oriml!y Mus
cogee. nn Marion cluniy; levied on as Wie proper
ty ol Pniliip H. Wvfll, to saosfy a fi In front
a justice court of MArion oouniy, in favor of Stokes
in *s4lh di-tricl of originally Mus
co”o*. oi* Mario# county, levied on ns llie properly
of Willis 8. WlwAhead, lo satisfy afa nsuetj from a
i ueliee court of #wrl county. m
3 ZAOHAIiI AH WAl^aACE.DftShnr.
“ TUOVP SIIEltl f/ SALKS.
W| |,L bAaold,!Bfi he lira/Tuesday m MAY
nsxt. withiinibc l.fiyl'ours of sale,before
th Court House dd|r m/U town of LaGrange,
Troup county, OeurgiL Hit#following property, to-
lol of land oU.nH**9, 111 the 11.1. district of
Troup conoi v—level ■>■ properly of defen
dants to satisfy sundry §< from a Juslicet Court
of the 7doth district U-/I” f v " r ,ls ??.*’ , A ’
ijv. Newel G. Phipps, Os 111 Plfiips and Hudson W. ,
Harfiug Property bmnietMfii “Vdefendants. Ltvy
• J< le Y KAVER,Sk’C.
| LKG AL SALES*
RAMxBw SHERIFF spKS.
I Hrst TueJav m MAY
wf ne*;t,'bef*re tlWoiiri houJ deer in the
town ofL’uihberi, jrnhm the usual
hours of sale, the foli->w^^^LpeHy, ip-wtl;
pos rpoN
One hoy 5. years old^^B
one fi fi issued from the Inf r> nrjPWt^f*.
lUl'irn w . I -II ii .\I - T-, vs. n .
JOSEPH wjbcl™
by RICttARD^AVtS?BBHBF
(MITGAGMLE.
One Mulatto gro girl nameefHelen about
11 years of age, Bied on adlne property of Gilford
Moncrief to
the Inferior in favor of Jesse B.
Key & Cos. vs. GiUvoyponcritf.
V/IW. GUILFORD Shff.
*|ky>Ayi9 p
STEWAltfFhuduiFF SALES.
WILL bßold live Court-house door in
theof Lumpkin, Stewart cuinty, on
the tirst Tue&y in MAY next, the following
property to-wifl
Lot of land NM 236. and the north half of No. 213,
is 4he 20th distrß of originally Lee sow Btewart
county, and the Bowing slaves to wit; J try a man
28 years old, Wmriah a woman SOJycnrs old,
and her child oueVpar aid, Fanny a woAm, Israel
a b y 14 years old! El za a girl ssveo yAs old, Bo
dy a girl three wears old, girl two
years old,* all lev 4(ion as the propertjßS’ Richard
W. Fori, to satisjjlihe following Jesse P.
tlarrell vs RichardlV. Kurt, lUjkci^^BTomlinson
Fort, security; JesslKing vs Port, ma
ker, and TomimsonFort security; Bunn A Raw
son vs Richard W. Fort; Sparks vs
Richard YV. Fort,* (Ann 5t Wnghtß Rkbard W.
Fort, said ii fa transfbrred <a Jonn otheis
vs the said Richard >Y. Fort; all islted from Stewart
Superior and I nferiorcourts. ■
1 lie lot of laud whole on Wasiiiwton Spears now
lives, levied on as tfto proper! m of Washington
Spears, to satisfy I fi tairom tilrwArt superior court;
Erasmus E. Beall vr VYaehmgtotifepears.
Une halos lot No. Ill,in the 2C|h district of ori
ginally Lee, now Stewart county J negro man by the
name of Patrick: levied Vi #$ thf property ol Ro
bert Reeves, to satisfy ole fi fa if lavor of Archibald
Ntcholdson va William Kl liuntlr, Robert Reeves,
Anbury Cowles, Ma'hewß/V rigl* security.
Lot of land No. 39, in tip 1 9tJ district of originally
Lee, now Stewart county ft* viel on as the property
of Abraham Summerfare tai: Jy 2 fi fas from Stew
art Superior court, in |B- E. Beall vs Abra
ham Summerfare. s j&
Lot No. 98, in the 21stBSict originally Lee,
now Stewart county; levied WBs the property of
Phillip Gatewood, to satisfy fi fas from Green
inferior court: Malcolm £* Cos. vs Piiiliip
Gatewood. ||f
The east half of lot No. B£Bi the 25th district of
originally Leo, now levied on as the
property of William Bell,toSVufy one fi fi from
Stewart Superior court; Pefci®Alday vs William
Bell, and Sampson Bell, tedtrw.
One two-horse wagon on# grw horse, and I bay
mare; levied on the propertl of Major C. West, to
vsatisfy one fi fa in taor of W fK, Beall vs Major
C. West. Saul fi fa issuai from Stewart superior
One bond for the land No. 157, in
the 23d district of ur, g , naW Lyortiow Stewart coun
ty, said bond made J. Oquin, and
signed by Benjamin H. ClinJevrtd on as the pro
perly of James J. Oquin, srttisfl ne fi fa from
Stewart superior couit, infdvbr ofWesse P. Harrell
vs James J. Oquin. II V
Lot o ( land No. 220, in/tha24thlistrict of origin
ally Lee, now Stewart counts; ItviAl on as the pro
perty of Archibald Nichrtldsinj als(l the lot of lund
whereon Thomas A. Laivrelce now lives, in the
. B.h district originally Bee,l now Altwart county,
number not knowif: fcv*<l In as wie property of
Thomas A. Lawronce, jo fl*f isfy onA fa from Slew
art superior court, in faror of Miller,mipley & Cos.
vs Nicltoldaon & Lawrincel Robert ■atcher, Hen
ry W. Spears and J. Ipaleji security!
Lot of land No 243 Jin tile 25th distict of origin-*
ally Lee now Siewardcouity; levied In as the pro
property of Henrv W.jSpelrs, to satis! the follow
u>gtifa:F. & E. bcill ve Henry WBSpears; Os
well Holley vs Henry tW. Spears andMlenry Span;
both issued from SleWart superior cour!
Tvo lots of land I wng ili the 18th dAict, the lot
whereon Archibalds. Spears now livcKar.d the lot
whereon lub null is npw situated, Nosmnot known;
all levied on as the property of ArchibßC. Spears,
to satisfy the following filfas: two in lain of F. Sc E.
Beall vs Archibald C-S| ears; the CeSal Bank of
Georfli| vs ike said lAn lubald C. 9|®Eir# f raker,
William (hooper, VWliar H. DismuhS and John
(teynorts, indorser!,* W am JcmmerAi vs Archi
bild C. ihiears; ani olh i vsthesuid Archibald C.
Spears; A issuing 4*ora 1 wart superio and inferior
courts, m J
One lotlnd liou* in 1 it own of Lu.r km, known
as the Plants’ Hme!; lari j on the prop rly of Jep
tha ti. PickJkLtoatisfjc o fi fa from : tewart St>-
perior court, !s v/ll Tn>l vs Jeptha hekfti and
Jeptha B. Piclet Jsecuflitj on casa bond DswelHol
loy vs James Clnckeil inc pal, am Jeptha B.
Pickett, securitoJ
Lot of land Net 94, if t 5 Sid district of Stewart
county; levi* doi/hs thl wperty of Her vC. Ham
er, to satisfy oneJfiMa ff-cAStewart Su erior court,
in favor ot John vs Henry C, Hamer.
600 acres of Km fainAe 24>h disi i t of Stewart
county, known this vtlement of 1 id when on
Reuben YYcatlJisbmwierlv lived, t satisfy the
following fi fas jWillflUßß. Cobb v P üben Wca
thereby; F. &C. B4dU vs Reuben Veathersby;
Hamilton Atchison \feKuben Weath sby; Willis
R. Calloway vl Reil>e* Weathersby hd other fi
fa# Ti the said fWentheßy; all issued oin Stewart
Superior and ififerioj Two lot of said land
sold at the former piichftfkr’s risk.
The north hlilf of jot iMdiber 167, in le 23d diit.
of Stewart Cffct)*; Ifeviejofkas the pro erty of Rich
ard Thomaso!, to sitisfm>uVfry fi fas om a justice
cou t, in lavo of and li# wife, Nan
cy A. Skelto vs Jine nomison, adnunistrairix of
Richard Tho JoA R.Span,se
Three lot# ftanl. lot Wo. loV twiofs Nos. not
known, all in he SBth dirtrict; levied ft as the pro
perty of Will am voopm&o eatisV Be following fi
fat*, Lawson < -ady vs Wflam James H.
Rainy; David Hafrell vsrtin. James H.
Rainy; Jonas Griffin vsßYVilliarn^Bjopc; Robert
Scandre t vs Vi/hain (/cMier and JWe- H. Rainy,*
the Central I nd< of GaKia vs Viliam Cooper,
Wiliam Joh syn and iflibcn iudor-
of L*d No. 1 Bid No. 2l|Ke 3*2d dis
trict of 6tcw,Tri countvVnt) gray levied on
as the projKrfy of YViwitn Newsojrt. to isatisfy ono
fi fa from Stewart supAior court, ij favß: of Hines
Holt vs Jofm A.
George B inks, scctvty appeal;
one from ryncoii SujiWior court, Wiley HUB vs Wil
ham Ncwoin. a
J JOHN VMPRICE, Sh’fT.
AT TOE SAME TIME Ad PLACE,
Will htLold the following pra>prrtv, to-w it.
One lot utLnd, No. 105, in ill 112. M district of ori
ginally Lee,low Stewart cuuui)7 \iJitd on as the
piopoity of VLlltam Presley, tOKatipfjr one ti fa fom
Stewart Snpiliorcou t, in favor ofjUaborge W. Tur
ner v* Win. As.cy. J /
Two*lots of Mnd, Nos. 174 antn&9, in the 21st
district of origimlly Lee, now Slevvarl comity levied
on as the propewy of Samuel Pace, to satisfy one fi
fa from StewarlNkipeiior court iiyfuvor of F. & E.
Bo.ill vs SawueMaee.
Tue foHow jug vu lots m Wist Lumpkin, Nos.
9 And 10, coutu nfH one acre each, and occupied by
J. C. Hamilton, dßhe east haw of lot No. 4. contain
ing 201 feet east an# one hundred and fifty
feet north arid solA, occupied by C. B. Sey
mours, also one Easter, forty or
45 years of a go; afllsHed oi/as the property of Cal
vinjß. iSr) moure, to f Mowing fi fa* from
the Inferior ttod courts of Stewart county;
S. & E. Beall vs Gallll. Seymour*;. Blanton
Sfrcctman vs Calvm e, F. U E. Beall
vs Calvin B. Seymour^*
One lot of land No. 2mh the 20th district of ori
ginally Leo, now StewffAounty; levied on as ihe
property of James FreJfin lo satisfy sundry fi fas
1 from ajustice’s court Jr gYiiii county, in favor of
j John Jones vs Jamesp'rewD.
The north-haif cf At N0.167, in the 23d district
oforiginally Lee.n(A StewAt count); levied on as
the properly of Rijfiard Th-JJaason, to sati>fy one fi
fa fiom n justice cmirt of Stewart county, in favor of
Chwloiiy C’lrvrkef - Jane T irlnisou, adnmiilratrix
of Richard Tflmnfiston, drcraAd. a
Lol of I ind Si. 166, in the 2U of original
ly L*e, now St#var\c<mnty; levied/i as the proper
ly of Henry AwchrPLto Batirffylpnvfi ta from a jus
tice’s court oCJßtywart county, of William
Baker vs He/ay MiicKeil, Buh||V fa transferred to
B. S. WoiaMl. V
Jr POSTPONED S#E.
7 iniileap cream hornr 1 bay inayr; 2 two
year old colts 1 ox
waggon and genr, 30 In al njfstock cattle, more or
less, 70 head of stoc k hogV/lore or lera, and var
ioua articles of farming andßlantatit n tools, consist
ing ploughs, hoes, axes,cotton gin, I pine
press, 2 small bureaus, rocking chain 1 do
zen pi mug c'uirs, 1 cantlß sfw, 1 pr. bra - * and
irons, 1 pr. shoveind l #g*.^w llr com. fcftdirons,
2 pine wash B ands, 1 cini. pinwcble, 1 miscellan
eous library of bow, ywntYo<> 2 bedsteads, and
beds and furniture, ! wiall I >okiar plass. and var
ious arlic|nn of kitchm furniture,consisting df pots,
ovens, and various yher articles; otic ncgio woman,
Louioja, 80 years of age; all levi’ rion as the proper
ty of James i . lo satisfynhe fullowiug fi
fit* r The ILink f Millcjgeville vA James L. Ib-
Launay.Oiis vs J. I. UnLauViy; ; the 1 irt
mentioaed fi fa issued from the 1 nfcriulcoiirt of Stew,
art couniy. / |
Also, 32 idatas. levied on as the proArtty of James
,L. I >eLaunjtVt lo *a’*fy tue fi fa froiiJStewaii £u*
neriorcaMHgihe Bank of MilßdgevilU; jfs Jatna L.
b. LaunajfiwfrMK. ri v pom|*d out hv defendan:.
‘VANIbL D. Sh ls.
SALES.
ADMINISTRATOR’S IALE.
WIL.L ht Mid om lh tint Tuesday in Jum
•est.Ay order of IKO Inferior Court of Early
< ountr, whan sitliag fur ordinary purposes, before the
Oourl-hnu.* door, in the town of Blakely, hvrly
counts, belsrcea the legal hoar, of saia, iLotefltrad
INo SS6 in tho fourth district of said coanty at the
Property of Daniel Drm|iey deceased, fur theboao
rt of the heits anil creditors df sand -tieccaeed.
R JOSEPH J*. HAROEE, Adnfr.
■Mtroh 12 1345. <J. G- C.) ll—9m.
A Hale.
ilnferior Oenrt
Ordinary pur
ouse door in the
the tirst Tues.
Mr. of sale, the
ng to the estate
v, deceased, te-
L in .he Bthdio
fNo 47. in the
ict t ml in-said
an, one woman
nose of a divIS
AM, AdmV.
ADRIHSTRITOirS BALB.
WILL be soU on Saturday the 14th ozy of
June next, at the late residence of John R.
Parramore, late of Early county, deceased, all the
perishable proper!/ belonging to the estate of said
deceased; consisting of horses, hogs, cattle, oxen,
cart, plantation tools, IvoasehoH and kikdi n furni
ture, and many other articles, r-n tedious to menikot.
JAMES G. COLLIER, Admr.
April, 23, 1645. 17ids.
FOUR MONTHS after date, application wiK
he wade to the honorable the Inferior Court of
Early connly, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell the land and negroes belonging to the
estate of John R. Parramnre,|lae of said county de
ceased. JAMES G. COLLIER, AdnTr.
April 25,1745. 17
FOUR MONTHS after date, applicetinn w ; 1
made to the Honorahle ihs Inferior Court rs
Harris county, when anting for ordinary
for leave to aell all the land and negroen b r | P „„lin to
the estate rs V\ tlltam Whittaker late of Ba ,d | o unty
deceased. J
IQHN T. WHITTAKKR^
FOUR JRfte, application will
he made to the hoiA*abJp the Inferior Court ot
Muscogee county, when Mttin for ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell lot
trict of originally Lee, mT now Muscogee county,
the property of I William Phillips, mi
nors. Jffl(j|lAS PHILLIPS,
Jan 1,1845 M ! Natural Guardian.
FOUR MONTHS after date, application will
be made to the Honorahle the Inferior Court
of Marion county, while kitting for Ordinary pur
poses, for leave to sell the land and negroes belong
ing to the estate of John Simmons, late of said coun
ty, dec’d. MARTIN L. BIVINS, Adm’r.
Feb. 19,1845. 8
FOUR MONTHS after date, application will
be made to the honorable the Interior Court of
Marion county, while sitting lor Ordinary purposes,
for leawn sell the land and negromK belonging to
the John W. Hall, lte of county, de
ceased. ! SARAH Adm’rx.
Feb 19, IM. iy 8
will be made
to the honorable the Court of E; rly
county, whensit imr fotOrdinAr purposes, for leave
to sell the land estate of John
Kelly, late of Bakn^punu^Heceascd.
PHILLIPS Adm’r.
March, 12,1845. C.) 11—4 m.
FOUR ‘.date, application will
be in id# to
.Dyoly county for ordinary purposes for
leave to sell lot ofjMTNo. 52, in -tne 9th district of
Dooly county to the estate f Enos Foun
tain decease,]. M c. w. HARVEY.
Feb. 26, 9.
Fourths afterdate application will oe
madHe honorable the InferiV Court ot
while sitting for
for leave to sell the lands and negroes beldßbpg to
the estate of Alien Moye, late of said county^lecM.
DAVID RUMPH, Adm’r.
SARAH J, MOYE, Adm’rx.
March 26, 1845 13
FOUR MONTHS after date, app'ication will be
made to the honorable the Inferior Cou-t of
Randolph Count/, when sifttngforlordinary purposes
for leave to sell aft the land belonging to the eslnie
of Henry Shell late of said county deceased.
BOLAND SHELL. Am’r.
AprH F, 1843. (J. B.) I/V— 4m
TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
ALL persons having demand# against the estate
of J'-hn R. Parramore late of Early county,
deceased, are reouested to present them in terms’
of the law ; and all those indebted to Raid estate, to
make immediate payment.
JAM e. S G. COLLIER, ArPmr.
April 23‘ 1845. 17—6 t.
GEORGIA, .Randolph County—Whereas Eli
j ih Spirling, applies to me for letters of admin
istration on the estate of John Spirling, late of said
county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite nnd ndmoTrfch all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of sflikideceas
ed, to be and appear at my office w ithin the time
prescribed by law, to show cause, if anv they have,
whv said letters should not be grnnfetL
Given under my hand at office, tins 3d day of
April 1845. J
JAMES BUCHANAN, c.c. o.
April 9, 1844. (B. & E ) 15—5 t
CIEORGIA, Muscorgee Coi>nty.—Whereas,
J William L. Jeter admrnisfrator on the Estate
of Wilhnm Ward, deceased, applies for letters of
dismission from the Anther adiwnistratio*! of said
estate.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the heirs and creditors of said deceased, to
be and appear at my office within the time prescrib
ed by law, and file their objections (if any they have)
why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand this 4;h dav of April, 1845.
JNO. JOHNSON Cl’kc o.
April 9,1845. 15—6 m
Wi!l<atn S Haminill.)
Executor, &c.
vs. I Bill for Discovery, Relief,
Richard Davis, / Injunction, in the Supe-
Eli H. Baxter, Ad- f rior Court of Randolph
ministrator of John I Couniy, Georgia.
G. Gilbert, dec’d. I
and others. j
tT appearing by sa’d Bill, that Mary Hinnioj,t.nr
of the defendants in the same, reside# h the
Slate of Alabama. It is on motion, ordered, ihot
seivice on her be perfected by the publication of this
order in one of tne public Gazettes of Columbus,
once a month for three months before the next term
of said Court; and it is further ordered, that the
said Mary Binnion. appear at said term and plead,
answer or demurr to said bill, according to law.
A true extract from the Minutes of said Court,
April Term, 1845.
SAM. W. BROOKS, Clerk.
April 23,1845 (W. S.H.) 17—in3in
AN ACT^
To alter ami amend the seventh section of
the first Article of the Constitution of this
State.
StCTioif 1. Be it enacted by Vie Senate and
Hou*e of Representative * of the State of Georgia , in
General Assembly met , and it is hvreby unacted by
the authority of the same, that w henever thin act shall
have passed in accordance with the rrquirments of
the Constitution of this State, the following shall be
adopted in lieu of the said seventh section.—Each
county of this State shall have one Representative,
and no county shall have more than two Represen
tatives. Tlurty-veven counties having the greatest
population, counting all free white persons and
three-fifths of ihe people of color, shall have two
Representatives ann if any new county shall be
hereafter formed, said new county shall be entitled
to one Representative, and the apportionment
shall he made by the General Assembly at the ses
sion of which this section shall be adopted as an al
teration of the Constitution, by an act to he intro
duced after the adoption thereof, ams anew appor
tionment 1 shaft be made at the session next after each
future enumeration of he inhabitants of tins Stfete,
made under the Constitution and laws thereof, but
at no other time.
[Signed.} CHARLES J. JENKINS
Speaker of he House of Representatives.
CHARLES DOUGHERTY,
Presftfent of Ihe Senate.
Assented to December 27th 1843:
GEORGE W. GRAWFOHD, Governor,
“April *, 1846. (S. R.) 13—6 m.
It. TANNER.
BOOK-BINDER.
Columbus Ga.
THRBK rionr below the Post Olfice, on Ogle
tliorpe .irrst,
Jan, li! 1845. 7—ly.
FOll SALE OK KENT,
4eo iiloruhlo leMdence in the upper part of the
city. Apply to
JNO. J. B, HOXKY.
Match 13, ! 11—ts
HARDWARE, &c.
J? A To*. Iron
X*U U To*. Casting*.
IUUO Prfr Trace..
2000 Weeding He.
50 I>. Collins Arcs.
300 Casks Nails’
Te-oih.r with an extensive assortment rs
atiUß&WAmißv i
Far sale lower than nffeiert in (his market by
HALL 4- MOSES.
East mJe broad street, abuv.(he market.
J entity, 1 1S4i, I—6m
IfEW C*ODS!HEW GOODS!!
THE sahscriber is now receiving at the old store
formerly occupiod by Messrs. Stewart It
Foungaifte, and moM recently fey Messrs. HiH, Daw.
•©a & O®, n entire new and desirable assortment of
FAMILY GKOCERIES EcC. SO.
which lie offers <o the public at prices to suit the
limes. iL McKAV.
Dec. 4,1844. 49—ts
iFALL AND WlsnK
® ® m ip
\s. HAMILTON,
(door to JamcWKirslin.)
HAS comnmoced recciviagrti large stock of Fall
and vvJTch mil be sold cheap
for cash. % f
Cloakviiid (H crcoats.
Beaver, Pilot and Frock
Blue, Black, Olive, rtb*een Jmd Brown, Frock and
DressCcate. Cass iLredAnd Saftinett Sack and
Frock Coats, Kentuckians Frock, Dress aad
Sack Coats,
PanAoous*
Black and Blue ClanandCass Pants,
Diagonal, Plaid aiJrncy Cass do.
Satinet, Tweede Md J\ans do
Plain black and 3Lin Vc3ts,
Black silk \ do.
Cloth, Cass su m Casbimcre
Gent’s vressiug (•Vlntls.
Hats and (Rps. V
Merino. Flannel shirts raddrawers,
White and cowed Lined and .MuslinKiirts,
Suspenders, Vocks, Collars, Cravats #Li Gloves
Cotton, Silk Ad Merino half hose,
Si k and C<Jf>n Umbrellas &c. t\*c.
October 4a^tf.
MOODY & DURR,
ARE rereivin- a large and well assorted stock
ofOROCERIES, and
tins,
winch have been purchased in Now York and New
Orleans for CASH, and will be sold at prices to suit
the limes.
Also, a heavy supply of
Bagging, Rope and Twine,
of good qualities, which will be sold lower than ever
offered in this market before. Call, examine and buy,
while ii is cheap. Feb. 26, 1845 9——ls
MILLERS! MILLERS!!
Dutch bolting cloths, .u tho difler
ent Numbers, Anchor Brand.
Ju-t received and for sale, by
L. J. DAVIES;
Nov 6, 1844 45—if
PIANO FORTES.
mm
JUST received, fiovernl of J. CIIICKERtN 3’3
celebrated 6 and 7 Octnve Piano Fortes, for
sale by BRUNO fc VIRGINS,
At the Store of John Hunter, Esq.
EXTRACT
From thn Report of the Mmachnsetls Chari
table Mechanic Association.
The nest instrument in importance, is the Piano ;
and here, the Committee felt the embarrassment of
deciding between the merits of instruments, so near
ly erjr<al,in some cn-cs, that the most careful mqui
siti ill, Fed truly to doubt; and the longer they examined,
tiref.rlher were they from .lecissi,.,,. There is one
manufacturer however, (No. 755.) whose instru
ments trike precedence of all rhe others, with so un
questionable a preeminence, that lire Committee, felt
not tho slightest hesitation in recommending the a
ward, to him. of a Gold Medal. And this thev did,
on two grounds; not only f-r the decided superiority
of Ins Square Pianos, but for the uncommon merit of
his Grand Pianos, which, it is no exaggor bon to sav
may he fearlessly placed in competition with the best
that Europe can produce. Mr. Chtckeriiig’s Pianos,,
of both kinds, are of so dchglitf.il a tone, so de'icale
aetion, and so firm and enduring construction, that
they need no mrdahl to give them celebrity; and it
might seem superfluous, to give encouragement to
one, who baa already received"the highest commen
dations. But the Committee were appointed, not
simply.l>give ene.oursgpment to any person, but to
decide accord ng to their ability, upon the relative
rank of the intrinaents presented to them; and it
wowld be’ nothing short of glaring injustice to lav
aside thee aims of the instruments acknowledged so
be the bevt. because Ihre maker of them bad always
produced th ) best. So much the more does he de
serve the highest reward, for his skill,enterprise,
and industry ; especially when he ir seen to go on,
diligently and steadily, in the course of improvement,
and his competitors find, as tfoy arriveat one point,
where he haa ioirg stood before them, that he has
reached another yet, and lliak, w (hour mmrh more
titan common speed, they cannot overtake one, wln>
unites, with all their ambition, a preservanee, which
may beeqtiaileJ but not surpassed. Mr. Chickering's
manufacture is an honor to the community, in the
opinion ofthe Committee; and they would omit no
proper opportunity of bearing testimony to an excel
lence, which makes, them feel more proud of their
City. April 23,1845. 17—if.
EOR SALEI
THE sub crtK’ offers his possessions for sale in
the 19th diykct of StoworUrountv. consisting
ofone lot of land,
between 50 and lOlKcres cloiJcdlnnd, and all fresh,
new gm house and jJFew, and all neressarv
buildings, in good oroN. wop an excellent well of
water in the vard. <,f ihe most desirable
settlements in this ee<9m of country; convenient
both to church niid very healthy, 40 miles
(rom Albany and immediately on
the road from or.iyMce other an excellent
place for
tabli'hed, J pro^Kv is no? gold
it will he public ontvkr on the first Tijfg
day in MavJH at the the uRL House in the
town of Lumpkin. When given
*’slh December next.
WTLI.IAMNt AYRES.
Stewart county. April 2. 1845. 1 I—tda.
ALABAMA LANDS FOR SALE.
I WILL sell at low price-, (to-wit :) 2240 acres
on north Cowikee Creek, Russell county, about
half cleared, and ready for cultivation, with a Gin
house, Screw and all necessary buildings—3so
or 400 acres rich bottom Lands, and some sor 600
acre* yet to clear. These Lands cost me in Ihe
woods from 8 to 10 dollars per acre ; and in orjer to
pay debts, I now offer them, well unproved, at 5 dol
lars per acre. Also, 320 acres of excellent wood
Lands, near worth Cowikee, at 4 dollars per acre,
they cost sor 6 dollars at low times. Also, on Mid
tile Cowikee Creek 480 acres, in Barbour county,
near Spring iliil, Ala., and the best Lands in the
country. Also. East half of Sec. 26, adjoining F.
Lee, Esq. in Barbour county, rich bottom Lauds
mostly.
All of which Lands, X (trill sell low so-r cash, or on
a credit of one and two years, for bonds and approv
ed securities. My Overseers on the Cowikee** will
shew the Lands.
CULLEN BATTLE,
of Eufaula, Barbour County, Ala.
Jan 4—UP
SIOO REWARD.
I WILL | av one hundred dollars to any person or
persons who will apprehend and place in Ja Iso
that I get them, mv two negr& men, (to wit,)
GEORGE and ABRAHAM.
7'licse fellows were purchased in 1841, by William
Towns of R. S. Crittenden, Esq , and I suppose have
been Iraihored for the loot year or so, in the vicinity
of Tatbof'ion. George has a wife at Col. Mahone’s
Mills, as I learn, snd Abraham makes his head quar
ters about Talbotton having a wife in that yicinity.
The above reward w ill ha paid for liter apprehension
and safe keeping,’till I gc’ possession of them.
RICHARD H. POWELL.
Uni n Springs, Macon co. Alau April 16, 1845—16*f
Waftliing Soaps.
AGrett variety, for sale bv
POND & WILLCOX,
April 2,1645 Near the Market.
WAREqgUSE NOTICES.
FIEE-PKMF WAREdUcSE! !
THE snfcscribereg toannounoftn their friends
and customers, wat they will Kinue tke
Warekduse ■ Commmtmn Busi-
At the rfd standTornfet® eccdpJS'hy MeirSrs.
Hayward Sc Cos. Z m
Feclinfc grateful to •u*ie*Jr l for fheTfßeriA pit-,
ronage bestowed en our (tnwFliroi, we would Kb-!
apecifully solicit a contmfllnjl of their favor. Those
who may entrust business■Snir'care. may rest as
*urod of oar personal altetß*, and beet efforts to
promote their interest.
D-We are prepared rtiMply oar planting coa
ts me rs with B
Bagging , Mpc\nd Twin&,
And any eiher goodsrty martwish.at the lowest
market price. ■
O* Liberal advanrts will be Bade on Cotten, or
Merchandi e placed* store, m
M a. 8. rtsiTH A GO.
h. s. ssn^r
Co!untb*s,ipt. S9 1844. 44—ts.
FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE.
COLUMBUS GEO.
J. G. A F’ nr. RUSE.
(Succeiso.a to Hall, Ruse & Cos.)
THE undersigned having taken the well known
Fias-Paoor Ware-ouss,formerly occupied
by Hall, Ruse & Cos., tender their services to tho
friends ofthe la'e concern and the public genernly,
for the Srosrffu of CoTro* and other Meuciiap
diss, and the Pansaction of
Commission Business •
in all Us branches; pledging themselves to ase every
exertion to promote the interests and to render satis,
faction to those who may confide business to ihejr
charge.
On hand a large supply of
Bagging, Rope and Twine*
which with auy other articles will btS liirriished to
our customers at the lowest marker prices.
They will endeavour to make advantageous sab s
of Cotton when desired, and will advance liberally on
the article in Ware-h >usc or on consignment to their
friends at at the North or Europe.
„ , , J. C. &F. N. RIJSE.
Columbus Sept. U 1844 37—ts.
WARE -HOUSE
AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
THE undersigned have associated togetner un
der the firm of YONGE, GARRARD, and
HOOPER,f r the transaction ol a Ware-House and
Commisrion Business; they occupy the latge Fire
Proof Ware-House, known as “Yongri’s Ware-
House” and solicit from (heir friends end the public
generally, a share of patronage.
WM. P. YONGE,
W. W. GARRARD,
RICHARD HOOPER.
Colnmbtis Geo. May Ist, 1844. 18 ts.
INSURANCE AGAMIES.
THE SubsUber has been apJsmted A'gent for
the follow!* Insurance Ofljlea, located in the’
City of New YoA vis M
rhe Attaint MutiMtl Insurance
through which he ■Make Marine Rieka’
from New York,
sels lo ApalaehicolM Art from Apalachicola lo
Columbus and mtermßiatrtndings, per Sieamboats
or Burges. Also on merchandise from Co
lumbus to Apalachicolrtrtw York, Bosh n or N'nw
Orleans, Through I can insure the
goods ot our as cheap on it cr.fr be
had in any of the and would respect
fully solicit a slurp of For the
New York Insurance
\ will take Fat Merchandise,Cot
lon. See &c. at the usnl J have a*ao the Agen-
Mutual Life ilnsuntnce Company
of New York.
The Insurance nf/j/e is a suhVct which has hither
to excited hut li'tl# atemion injiii country, and es
pecially at the /null. The molfered benefits arc
however, so apparent that J t!nk no man whose
family is dopentf nt entirely on hiLp-rsonal exertions
or a living, anJdesires to leave trtLn a cotnpctency,
*n the event ofJfis death, otherwise., but
•what will ava! a Life nKrance.
The miituim princip'e also superior in
ducements o*r every oiher claps. aiß|)f which will
he e.xplainedfo parlies desiring to enS into an insui
ance by cal*g on the subscriber M
All of thertoregoing Olfices are of stand
ing and cre/t, those giving me their Business *nay
rest e •Bu , el that all looses will be proinmly respond
ed t •vitlnAt any un lire equivocation orElay.
fl H. S.WITH.
Oct 30,944.
ALABAMA LANDS.
TH E sale of the following tracts of lands adver
tised fur [he fi/at Tuesday m April, at the
Market house in Columbus, Ga., is postponed to
the first Tuesday in May no*t.
Section. Town. Ranee. Acres.
The N. Jof 34, 17, 28, E., 314, 20-JOO
” 15, 18, 28, K.,,320, 28-100
‘• “ 22, 17, 28, E.3ZI, 40-100
West “ 14, 11, 28, E , 320, 72-100
South “ 26, ID, 27, E., 318, 66-100
East “ 19, 14, 30, 318,
All these land, are in Russel county, Alabama,
except 14, 11,28, which aie in Barbour County.
GREENWOOD & ELLIS.
April 16, 1845 16—ts
CENTRAL HOUSE.
COLUMBUS GA,
THE strbscr her respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he has taken, and is now
putting in o unplcte order fr the reception of perma
nent bunder* and traretemt customers, the large
and c iiruodious house on the Sou'll eanl corner of
Bioad and Randolph Streets, west side of Broad
street, where he would be bappy to serve aU that
mav favor him with a call.
There are adjacent to *he House extensive Stables,
for the convenience of traders, and particular alien
lion will be paid to that department.
His Table will always be supplied with the best
the market affords ; and no pains spared to give gen
eral satisfaction to visitors and boarders.
By punctuality and strict personal atten’ion to the
comfort and convenience of all, and at moderate
charges, he hopes to merit and receive a liberal share
of patronage.
He will be ready to receive boarders or transient
visitors by the first of January.
GEO. W. DILLARD.
Dec 18, 1844, 51—ts
WATCHES}, JEWELRY,
Silver Ware, military and Fancy
Goods*
THE subscriber informs the Citizens of Colum
bu**, and vicinity, that he has taken a store on
Br ad street, one door below Messrs. B. Wells &
Cob*. Shoe Store, where he has opened and offers
for sale, a complete assortment of Watches, Clocks,
Jeweliy S Iver and Plated Ware, Fine Cutlery,
Musical Instruments, Perfumery, Military Goods,
and a lot of fancy articles, t o numerous to inention.
All of which he offors at prices to suit the times-
He will also repair Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
&c. The public patronage is respectfully solicited.
T. T. W/LMOT.
N. B. ‘The above business wilrbc conducted by
Mr. O. G. H. Dibble, who will make this his perma
nent residence, ands duly authorised to act as iny
agent. ‘ T. T. WILMOT.
Dec 11, 1844. 50—ts
TRUST SALE.
WHEREAS, John W. Persons did on the 4 h
day cf May, A. D. 1843, make, execute
and deliver to the undersigned his Deed of Trust,
conveying to us certain property therein described,
for ‘he purpose of securing us, in our liability as se
curities for him, upon certain promissory notes there
in specified, p part of which no'es have become due,
and remain unpaid, and which deed was duly record
ed in the office ofthe Clerk of the County Court, for
the coun'y of Russell, and State of Alabama, in
Hook E. fo'io 261 and 262 Now by virtue of the
power and authority in said deed granted to us. and
in accordance with the provisions thereof; we wiR
sell at publicotrtcry, at tho Court House in the town
of Crawford in Russell county, and State of Alabama
to the highest bidder, for Cash, on the fiist Mond&v
in May next z the following property, or so much
thereof, as shall he sufficient to satisfy iftr demands
in said deed mentioned which have fallen due,Po-wh*.
Cullen a man slave 45 years oid, Ruffin 20 ears old 1 ,
Elbert 18 vears old, Calvin 16 years old. Frances a
girl 14 years old, Rachael 12 years old, and Palmyra
a girl 5 years old ; as described in said Deed at the
date and execution thereof: till s inaivputable.
WILEY K. JONES.
E. R. FLEW ELLEN.
February, 23, 3 td*
THE NEW-YORK STORE,
el G JtIJV! !
Avery large 4iad •splendid stock of new and faslifonnb'o
DKI-GOOOS,
has just been received) which are being offered at a greater re
duction in prices than ever.
BRADLEY’S & DEIDION.
N. B;-—The newly finished, plcasaat and spacious store on die
West side of Broad street, will fee opened during the week, with great addition to their
already extensive assortment of
which tliej will offer at Wholesale or Retail, at. the smallest advance from NEW-YORK
PRICES. The attention of the “ Goods-thying” and “Cash paying” community, is res
pectfully solicited. ‘ ii fV)
April 23, 1845,
S. CO. ~
(A&E RE CEIVINtAGO ODS EWERI WEEK.)
And have just received the fcUowing—; /
FOR TIK LADlffi,
Bnhnrines; figured Linens ; Fancy Prints ; \ Silk Start). 8-4 ; I.ndies Silk Cravat--
Jackonel Muslins; Lace.Strioed Mubins; witik and Mitts; > ®
Check Cambrtcka ; QiAghams 5 IrMi Lioen 5.. and Brown Honnnunt HoeterV* 8 1
Barrege Scarf.; S.lk Siarls \ Ncti Shawls 9-4; all descrqrtion's i *’ 1
FOR (HiYrtKrllEY,
a gxi boots,
AiliU SliOtiw, And ourtr numerous teftnention,
all of which will be cdrres\)nding with the times.
All those in want of \vill find irttreatly to their inter
est to examine our prices.
April IG, 1845. 10 _ t
SPRUNG AND StMMEH
<a&A<inS32@ a
■ -OOQOO— “ ■
GEO. C SHERWOOD,
HAVING just received and is now opening at Iris 6ld stand
West side of Broad street, North of the Market, a Well selected, (lock of *!:
adapted to the Spting/tnd Summer Wear, manufaclured etpfe3sly /or this marker hi
the most Fashionable #fyte—Consisting in part as follows, via; i
Frock nnil Dress-Coats. Fatttnloons.
Black and Bluecloih Frock and Dross Coats; Black and ftlue cloth Pantaloons^
Oliro Brown,and Ut-isible, Gram Frdclt & Dresn Grode"^^CamWrf, <”
0 s ’ White*! Fancy linen Drilling, “
Sliver Mrxture* Croton Drilling Frock and Drese Gambroon and Cotlonade Pants new atvleV’
Coats, new article, White Duck Pants superior article. J ‘ ‘
Gro Jo Tay Camblet, Drilling, Frock and Dress D , „ . , J € ® ,s ', - |
Coala Plain Satin and Figured Silk Vest* ‘
Bombazine and Cautblet I
h arcr Linen Drilling Frock and DreOs Coat*, Plain White and Figured Marseille* Vests
tJco'elr Gitrgbam and Fandy Litien Froclf and Dress ; Wellington,Ribbed and Vrlcncia
C I*l, . S/ii.rts aiul Dratvcrs.
Mx’ arid Fancy Platd Cotlonade Frzck and Dress J?. 1 , Cottort'Shirls, Linen Busonis and CoHsrf
Coats, Ghighgitr and Merrrrtiac Slrirt*)-
Si k nod Merino n
Du do dft Drawers,
L/nen, Brown Jeans, and Whi e Cotton Drawers,
FANCY ARTICLES.
Cravats, Collars, Suspondg* Stocks Hosiery Gloves I land kerchiefs. P.jraes.
liorn and Palin Leaf Ha's, alkof winch are cff.'rod at the lowest prices f„ CASH ONI Y’
April 16,1845 „ ‘
II EWE’S LINA>MENT
For Rheumatism !
ALT# Rheumatic p* rsons have very good reason
lor rejoicing, that they can obtain an article
that will set a l rheumatic complaints at defiance
\Vc wonder that people will sufLr a moment with
this distressing and excruciating pain when they can
find a certain cui ein th a preparation. The ccr'ifi
cates tlmt the proprietors have would astonish the
cno<i ncredulous.—Patie its, who have been laid up
f>r years, and w ho never expected again to be about,
in health, or without crutches, have Deen almost mi
raciilously raised f om their bed of pain, and resior
ed to their friends sound in limb, and entirely free
from pain of any kind. This is no fiction, bill fact,
and thousands who have used it can testify to its use
fulness. Beware of counterfeits.
Sold by Comstock Sf Cos . New Yo-k, and
PAUL ROS3IGNOL,
At the Blue Drug Sto:e, Columbus, Ga.
C O N N E~L’S
magical Pain Extractor.
From 2 to 8 times cheaper than before , or
nothing. if the user is not delighted ibilh it.
An article that eveiy family must consider indisv
pensable when they know its power and value, and
which has hcictofore been sold too high to reach all
c'asses has now been red'iced in price, with a view
that rich and poor, high and low, and in fact every
human being miy enjoy its comforts ; and all who
get it shall have the price returned to them if they
‘•re not 4 lighted with its use. W e assert, without
the <MwSW|lity of contradiction, that all burns and
scald*, every external sore, old or fresh, and all exter
nal pains ad aches, no matter where, shall be re
duced to comfort by it in five minutes—saving life,
limb, or scar. No burn can be fatal if this is applied,
uni:*ss the vita’s are destroyed by the accident. Ii
is truly magical, to appearance, in its effects. En
quire for • Conn'd’s Magical Pain Extractor Salve,”
at Comstock & Co’s. 21 Cortland st. New York, or
ot PAUL ROSSIGNOL’d,
At tfee Blue Drug Store, Columbus, Ga.
HEADACHE REI7IEDV.
For the cure of Sick HcadachsJ,
This distressing complaint may be cured by using
one bofile of Spobn’s Sick Headac he Remedy, which
has cured thousands of the very worst Per
sona after suffering weeks with this deathlike sick
ness, will buy a bottle of this remedy and bo cured,
and then complain of their fully in not buying it be
fore. People are expected to me ihe whole bottle,
not use it two or three times and ihen complain that
they are not cured. A bottle will cure them.
So’dby PAUL ROSSKSNOL,
At the Blue Drug Store, Columbus, Ga.
April 9, 1845 15-ly
~ NEW MARBLE YARD,
THE undersigned having commenced the above
business, under the firm of MADDEN, AD
AMS, & Cos. at Columbus, Ga. a few doors north
of the Market House, on Broad street ; they will he
enabled to furnish all kinds of MARBLE WORK,
such as Monuments , Tomb Sluly, Chimney pieces,
Taldets, Haarth StonesuTaJtle Tops, Facings oj Firt-
Places, and all kinds of Granite fv ook.
Both being PRACTICAL Mechanics, they will be
enabled to furnish nil articles in them line, cheaper
than any other establishment in this pail of the coun
try.
P. S. They will attend personally to the lettering
and* carving department; and ail orders fiom the
country will be attended to with the same despatch
as if ordered ii* person.
J. H. MADDEN,
P. ADAMS,
Columbuft. Ga. Dec. 4, 1844. 49—ly
CLASSICAL
AXD
IYIATUCIYIATICAL SCHOOL.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he will resume his fibers on Mndav the
,6th January, in the house which lie occupied during
the adjoining Mrs. Tickner.
Studbnts are prepared for any college which either
• Parents or Guardians may designate. The price
for tuition will vary according to the branches which
the student is directed to study, from $6 to sl2 50
per session of eleven weeks.
mm* B. LEARY.
DU. 2&, ygr 62- ts
MEDICAL NOTICES,
MEDICAL. ——
Doctors, Taylor & URGttiHA'RT,
pecifully snnounse to the CiliaeD, i.I CoWi*-
bue ami the vicinity, that they’ have issoeialed them
selves m the practice of Meaicine.
They will give prompt alteatioii to all cell#, tiithe/
in Ihe city or country.
Their office will be continued ai ihd orle, at rrt*. I
sent occupied by Dr. Taylor, on R andolph aliVef, I
The residence of Dr. Urcpihart will He at th.
house of Mrs. Shorter, on Broad stfeet.
Columbus, May 2<), 144. 55—ts
Notice.
WTLDMAN has returned n CoL
umbus, and will allend punctually tu all prb-’
letsional calls. Office on Randolph street, near llie
Posi Office.
()ct - 16 43—If
Drs. Boswell & Billing,
Will continue their office at the Drug Store of
Messrs. Pond & Wilcox where, or at their rrstdetici s
they tnaybe always found, unless profissionallv en
pS’ia - ,° x BOlo* Ctid accounts are placed in the
hands ot Mr. H. H. Epptng for collection
Dec 18, 1844 6 “ 51 _, f
TO THE AFFLICTED
HENRY M. PRICE, M. D„ Forayth JQBa r
will give his attention to persons afflicted with
chronic and supposed incurable forms of disease.
Prom his success heretofore in llie management of*
such cases, persons afflicted would find it to tlieir in*’
tcrest to give him a trial; for if he dode not perma
ncnlly cure, he may, al least, mitigate thaif* suffer-’
mgs. Those csjiccially laboring under Hejiatitii,-
Splenitis,Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Lumbago, White
Swelling, Leprosy, Erysipelas, Tetter, Tent a, Capi
ta, Scrofula, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Neuralgia
Hysteria, Epilepsy, Chorea, Palsy, Dropsy, Chloro
sis, Amenorrhoea, Dysmenorrhoea, Prolapsus, U j
teri, &c. &c. Piles, Fistula, Cancor, Hernia, Cal
culi, of the Bladder. Hydrocele, Fungus, Hnema
todes d’C. would do wellfto consult him Ulcers Fistulo
and|Cancers, are removed|upon anew plan {by vege
table remedial agtntt) without resort to the knife.
I pr. P. has never failed in removing the syybiUtie
taint from the system in a few weeks uv hia “vtie
lahle remedy.”
SCPPcrsons luting at a distance, who are afflicted
by communicat paid, with Dr. Price—giv.
ing symtoms, enclosing the fee, slo caw
receive dircetionrwnhe management of theirlcasee-
Felt, 12 1845. 7-_tf.
B R A N D R E TH’S
PILLS.
THE fact is well known, that Brasdbeth's
Pii.t.B are a certain cure in every form of dis
ease, alMiaving the same root, which is impurity of
the circulating fluid, the nt.ooo.
In a period of little more than ten years in the
UnuedStales, they have restored to perfect lleakh
and enjoyment over four hundred thousand’ person,
who ar •. given over as insurable by Physicians of
the first ranlj and a it- ndtng, and in many rases when
every otherrdttitfd*had been resorted coin vain.
The great secret is to have the medicine by yot
when you are firswtecked with sickness: one dose
then will have more good (fleet than twenty, if you
put it off until disease has enfeebled Hie bodily pow
ers ; therefore every individual who considers health
a blessing, should always keep a box of BYandreth'e
Vegetable Universal Pills. where they can be sure to
lay their hands onthont|When wanted. Twenty-five
ecu's cannot possibly be befber disposed of. A val
uable life may be saved, or a long: fit of sickness pre
ventedl.
Sold at Dr. Brasdrelh’s Principal Office 24V
Broadway, New York, and by L. W. Wells, al Col
umbus, and by Agents in nearly every county silo
and village m Ga. an# the United State..
March 19,1845.
I-OST flte MlblX ll>. ~~~
A NOTE of hand gOen to Cotman by
Henry L. Ellison AlXiiniJlStor ofR. M. Bar
ney deceaseand, for 13
Bth pay of January 1844. iflKce is hereby given lo
the said Ellison, not to of the same •
lo any one but myself. aJrall pfkon. are likttvise
cautioned against IraditJrfor said tmie.
JBMES S. L*NSFORD.
Suintcr county, Ajfril 16,1840. a 16—3 t
