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LEGAL SALES.
rlsdApH BHBBIFF BALKS.
WILL be euld on the first Tuediv in OGTO
HER next, before the Court House door in
(be lows oCCuthbert, Randolph county* within the
legal hour* of sale, the following property to wit;
Lot offend No. 105, in the 7th district of said
count}, levied qn as the property of Fedor- k Pt-ning
ton, to satisfy one ft fa issued from the Superior c urt
of saidcounty, in favor of the Ha wkineville Bank, vs
Thorn and Federick Penington. cecuritv.
Ail that tract or parcel of laud No. 200 m the 7tli
dist. of said county, except the widows Dower, lev
ied on as the property of John Carter to satisfy one
fi fa issued from the Superior court of said cou'.ty, in
favor of the Ceotral Bank of Georgia, vs John H.
Hatcher adm’r.of John Carter, dec’d.
Lot of land No. 204, in the Bib dist. of said coun
ty, levied on as the property of Joseph C. Newberry,
to siuLfy one fi fa issued from the Superior court of
•aid county iu favor of John Thompson vs Joseph U.
Newberry.
Lot ol land No. 206 in the 7th dist. of said county,
I t led on as the property of Wright Standi}, to sat
isfy sundry fi fcs issued from a Justices court in fa
vor of Major St andley and others, vs Wright bland,
lay. -dJCvied and returned ity a constable.
LorSt land No. 152 in the Bth district of of said
county and the growing crop of corn and cotton, levied
on as the property of George W. Harrison to satisfy
one fi fa issued bom the Superior Court of Wi'kin-
Son county in favor of Andrew VV. Ard vs George
4$W. Harrison and John T. Harrison.
One tract or parcel of land known as the Standley
plan atton on the Chattahoochee river in the -Bth d*s
trictof said county, containing four hundred acres,
more or lets, and now in the possession of James ami
Samuel Harris m, and lying North of Georgetown,
and one ten acre lot in Georgetown, known as the
place whereon Major Standley foimeriy lived, and
now in possession of Rebecca Dunn, and one lot
of blacksmith tools and oue large writing Desk, all
levied on as the property of Major Standi y to satisfy
one fi fa issued from the Superiui Court of said coun
ty in favor of Frances S. Jackson vs. Major Stand
ley, and Colson Guilford security ou the appeal, prop
art V pointed out by said Guilford.
One ten acie lot in Georgetown known as the place
whereon Maj Standley formcrlv lived, and now m pos
session of Rebecca Dunn,in the Bth district of said
county, levied on as the property of Wm. T. Smith,
to satisfy one fi fa issued Irorn the Superior Court of
said county in favor of VV i: lia.ni G. Porter vs William
t T. Smith ami Green B. Lewis.
JOSEPH W. GUILFORD Sh’ff.
AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE,
Will bo sold, the following property to-wit ;
Lot of land No. 22, iu the 4th district of said coun
ty, levied on as the property of William W. West to
satisfy four fi fas issued out of a Jumicu Court of said
county m favor of Nathan G. Christee, vs. William
VVesi, Levy made aud returned :o me by a'Consta
ble.
Lot of land No. 174 in the st’i district of said coun
ty, levied on as the property of William Johnson, to
satisfy two fi fas issued from the Superior Court of
L'ecatur county in favor of Absolom Johnson vs, Win
Johnson, guardian of Henry Spears.
South hail’ of lot of land No. 121 in the sih district
of said county, levied on us the property of Able
Ba-s, to satisfy three fi fas issued out of a Justice
Court of said county in favor of Richard Davis vs.
Able Bass ; levy made and relumed to me by a Con
stable.
Lot of land No. 88, in the 4ih district of saidcoun
ty, levied >o as the property of John W. Drawhorn,
to satisfy onefi fa Issued from the Superior Court of
said county in favor of tho Central Bank of Georgia
vs John W. Drawhorn, Benjamin W. Orr, Edmond
W. Hodges, John C. Hodges, Reuben Bynum,Owen
G. Thomas.
Lot of land No 70 in the 4th ditrict|of said county,
levied on as tho propertyjd4fe<athan G. Christee to
satisfy two fi (as issindMr'bm the Inferior Court of
§aid county, in Ujqt of Thomas Hadden and others,
vs Nathan (jL^Tfiristee.
Lota of laud No. 80 and half of lot of land N0.84,
and iojt onand No. 28 all in the 4th district ot said
county, levied on as the property of Benjamin Wil
iiams, to satisfy one fi fa from the Superior Court of
said county, in favor of Thomas Hadden Vs Benjamin
Williams. Pointed out by Nathan (t Christee.
One sorrel horse 9 or 10 years old, and one ox cart,
Uvied on as the property of Jac-ib Dunn to satisfy one
fi fa issued from the Superior Court of said county
in favor of Joseph K. Killborn vs Jacob Dutmand
‘Moses H. Baldwin.
Lo* of land No. and half of lot No. 188 In the
7th district of said county, levied on as the property of
Nathan G. Christee to satisfy two fi fus if-sued from
the Superior Court of said county, (in favor of the
Central Bank of Georgia vs Nathan G. Christee.
Property pointed out by said Christee.
Lot of land No. 81 iu the 10th district of said coun
ty, i vied on as the properly of Gabriel Jones 10 *a’
isfy-one fi fa issued from tlie Superior Court of said
.county in favor of Wm. Taylor v James Ennis and
Gabriel Jones. Pointed out by Plaintiff.
Oue lot in the town of Cuihbert, whereon Ann
Reed now lives, levied on as the property of Elbert
and Henry Dickson to satisfy one fi fa issued from
the Inferior Court of Hancock county in favor if
Adams. Parmeleo # & Cos., vs Elbert Dickson and
Henry Dickson.
Two negroes by the names of Howard a man about
$ 30 years efuge, Thomas a hoy about 17 years of age.
levied on as the property of Seaborn A. Smith to
satisfy sundry fi las issued from the Superior Court
j ofsaid county in fuvor of the Central Bank of Geor
gia and others vs ‘Ephraim’ H. Plait Seaborn A.
Smith, James Buchanan and George W. Harrison.
Lot of laid No. 263 in the 6ib district of said
county, levied on as the property of James B. Bell,
to satisfy one fi fa issued from a Justice Court of said
county in favor of James B. Smith vs James H. Bell
and 13enj Cobh security on stay. Levy made and
returned to me b* a Constable.
Two negro girls by the names of Edney and
Ginncy, about 12 or 14 years of age, W vied on as the
property cf Whitefield B. Smith to satisfy sundry fi
las issued from the Superior and Inferior Courts of
said county, one in favor of Oswtli Holley vs Whit
fie-d B. Smith principal, and John Reynolds indorser,
two in favor of John W. Uabh vs VV* B. Smith.
Lot of land No. 123 iu the 10ih district of said
county, levied on as the properly of Wil iam G. Davis
to satisfy one fi fa issued from the Superior Couit of
■aid County,in favor of William I). Lynch for he j
use of Joseph Horsley vs Wiliiani G. Davis.
One Store-house in Georgetown,levied on as the
property Augustus Anderson to satisfy one fi fa issued
from a Justice Court of .-aid county, in favor of Jacob
Dunn vs Augustus Anderson. Levy made and re
turned to me by a Constable.
East half of lot of land No. 21 in ihe 6th district
of said county levied t-n as the pioperly of Gabriel
Cidbroth to satisfy one ti fa issued o t of a Justice
Court of said county in favor of Jesse B. Ivjy •$’ Cos.
vs Gabriel Uolbreln. Levy madu and returned to •
mo by a const aid**..
Two lots of land No. 30, in the 11th dim-riel No.
20 in the 6 li district, both lots of said county, levied
on as the property of Jain3 Hammett to satisfy one
fi la issued from the Interior Court of said county, in
favor of David Ferguson vs James Hammer.
Lot of land No. 29S in the oil* district of said coun
ty levied on as the property of David I). Nichols to
satisfy one fi fa issued out of a J U't'ce Court of said
county in favor ot Win. Morgan vs David D. Nichols.
Levy mad'j and returned to me by a constable.
Lot • f land No. 13* in the lUih district of said
county, levied on ns the property of Joseph,!! Ohris
tee to satisfy two fi fas issued born ihe cSn ’Prior
Court of Maul county, one in favor of N* IL & H.
Weed vs, Nathan G. Ohrislee, and Joseph B- Chris
tee, ouu in favor of W. & D. Rumsh.rt, vs Nathan
G. Christeeaud Joseph B. Christee.
Lot of land No, 12J m the 10th district ol said
cma'y levied on as tie property of George, Little to
satiny one fi fa issued from the Inferior Court of
Hancock o mty in favor of James Thomas vs Geo.
Li'tlc and Henry S. Dickson, principals,-aud Win.
Dickson security.
The fi> lowing property, three lotscf land Nos. 232,
217, 218, all in the 11th district ol sai 1 county, also
the following negroes viz : Simon a man 45 years of
age, Chaney 30, and her chil 1, Margaret a girl I*2,
T&fitha a gill 10, Millay a woman 25 years of age,
Moriah a woman 40, Manda a girl It, Hooker a boy
18, Nancy a woman 55 years of age, all levied on
as the property of Jack \\ d.born, deceas’ and |to satis
fy sundry fi fas trom iho Superior Court of s ml coun
ty,tone in favor of John Webb vs Elizabeth Willborn,
£eecutnx of Jack Willborn and cessed, one in favor
of Gustavui DeLauney and J.i.nus E. Gachet ad
ministrator of Harrison Jones, deceased, and sundry
others vs Elizabeth Willborn Executrix of Jack Will-
deceased.
East half of lot of land No. 226. lot of land No. 225,
East had of lot in the 1 Cth district of said
county, levied on ns the propert y of Ephraiu EIIh, to
satisfy two fi fas issued trom the the Superior Court
of said county in favor of Benjamin Tiiarp and Mar
tha Tharp vs Ephraim Ellis and 3. W J. .Ellis.
One riegr girl bv the nama of Aminda 14 years
of age, levied on ns the property ot M Iton U. An
thony, to satisfy one ti fa issued from the Superior
Court of said county in favor ot Hen*y J. Devon vs
Dougald McDouLttld and .Milton U. Ant honey.
J. W. GUILFORD, Slfff
by K. DAVIS D. Sh’ff.
MORTGAGE SALE.
AT THE SAMK TIME AND PLACE.
East half of lot of lurid No I6'J in the 9h dist of
ssiJ countv, leys£B on as the property of Open Bar
bre,to satufy/D i mortgage fi fa issued from the Su
pwrior CourtyrT said county in favor of James H.
Burnett Harbre. Proper y pointed out m
‘•aid mortfcage ti f<l.^
One lot ofCutiiberl, Randolph co'iniy,
NoS in square 2, r borne the lot whereon
office formerly occupied by E. H. Platt, levied on as
tht property of J suffer W. Lawrence, to satisfy one
Mortgage fi fa issued from the Superio- cotl’t of said
county,in favor of James H. Burnett vs Jasper W.
Lawrence. Properly pointed out in raid mortgage
J.W. GUM.FORD 1 Sh’fl
Bv li. DAVIS, D. Sh’ff.
GEORGIA ASD ALABAMA
BLANKS,
FOR SAKE AT TBII OFFIC/f.
LEGAL SALES.
TALBOT SHERIFF BALES.
POSTPONED SALE.
WILL he sold on the first Tuesday in OC
TOBER next, before tho Court-house
door in the town *f Talbot ton, Talbot county, within
the legal hours of sale the following property, to-wit:
One wagon and a sorrel horse—levied on as the
properly of Win. C. Hughes to satisfy a fi fa from
Troup Superior Court in favor of B. M. Sanders,
vs. said Hughes.
MORTGAGE SALE.
At ths same place , on the first Tuesday in
Oct(*ber next ,
Will be sold the following property, to-wit i
Jack a man 60 years of age, Jinney a woman 19
years of age, and Augustus a child .5 months old,
levied on a* the property of John F. Thompson, to
satisfy one Mortgage fi fa from Upson Inferior Court
Jeffrey R. Thompson vs. John F. Thompson.
JOHN P. MATHIS, P. Sh’ff.
HARRIS SHERIFF SALKS.
WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in OCTO
TOBER next, before the Court House door
in-the iown of Hamilton, Harris County, within the
legal hours ofsa!e,:hc following property, to-wit;
One hundred acres land, more or less, the North
halfoflot No. 36 in the 2(bh district of originally
(Vluscogee, now Harris county, lying on Mulberry
Cret k, adjoining lands of Col. V. H. Walker, T. V.
Walker and others, sold as the property of the State
of Georgia, it being one half of lot No 36, condemn
ed as a fraudulent draw.
THOS. A. WILLIAMS Sh’ff.
ALSO AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE
Will be sold ihe following property to-wit:
One negro woman Hannah, 28 years old, levied on
as the property of Ezekiel Brown of Clarke county
to satisfy one fi fa from Clarke Superior Court, in
favor of Elizar L. Newton, el al, Justices of the In
ferior Court of Clarke county, vs Ezekiel Brown a..d
fan cS. Vincent, security. Property pointed out
by Stephen Jackson.
JEREMIAH HALLAM, D. Sh’ff.
TROUP SHERIFF SALKS.
WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in OCTO
BER next, before! e court house door in
the town of LaGranee, Troup county, within the
legal hours oftalo, the foil, wing property, to wit;
One buy mule—buggy and harness—levied on as
the property of John H. Gilmer, to satisfy a fi fa is
sued from Troup count. Inferior Court in favor of
Ettiiy Jones, vs John H. Gilmer.
T. C. EVANS, D. Sh’ff.
August 27, 1845.
ALSO, AT XHE SAME TIME AND PLACE,
Will be sold, the following property to-wit:
One negro man by the name of Ben, about 25 years
old, levied on as the property of John J, Dodson, to
satisfy three fi fas issued from Troup Superior Court
two in favor of the Central Bank of Georgia, vs Win
B. Stokes and John J. Dodson—o e in favor of the
Central Bank of Georgia, vs John J. Dodson and
Wai. JJ. Stokes. Property pointed out by said Dod-
A Iso, one road wagon and one sorrel mare, levied
on as the property of Henry Freeman, to satisfy
ono ft fa issued f. oin Troup Superior Court, in favor
of Simon Hughs vs Henry Freeman. Properly
pointed out by the defendant.
J. TAYLOR D. Sh’ff.
MARION SHERIFF SALKS.
WILL be sold before the Court-h mse door in
the town of Tazewell, Marion county, on the
first Tuesday in OCTOBER next, within the legal
hour* of sale, the following property, to-wit;
One grey borse, ten years old, l bay filly, 3 years
oid.l h roue ie, 1 horse cart, II head of bogs, sup
to be year olds, 3 cows and calves; all levied
on as the •propertyof N. W. Rogers, to satisfylone
fi fa from Houston superior court in favor of Hiram
B. Troutman vs Nathan W. Rogers, and Reuben
blappev. iodoiser.
JEREMIAH WILCHAR, Sh’ff.
AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE,
Will be sold the following property, to-wit;
One negro woman named bally, and her seven
thildren; ail levied on as the property of John M.
Glaze, to satisfy two fi fas issued from Marion Su
perior court; one in favor of Roger L. Gamble vs J.
M- Glaze: and ono in favor of Andrew Lowe, sur
viving copartner of Andrew Lowe U Cos. vs John
IYI. Glaze. a
One negro woman named Milly; levied on as the
property of Hamilton Good, to satisfy one u n issued
from a justice court of Marion county, in favor of Jas
per N. Story vs Hamilton Good.
Oue negro girl named Nancy, ablut 22 years; le
vied on as the property ol John Rogers, to satisfy
®undry fi fa issutd from u justice court of Marion
county, in fuvor of Charles D. Stewart vs John Rod
gers. *
ZACIIARIAH WALLACE,D. Sh’ff.
STEWART SHERIFF’ SALES.
WILL he sold before the Court-house door in
the town of Lumpkin, Stewart county, on
the lust Tuesday in OCTOiJEU next the following
property to-wit:
JVlosey a negro woman 18 yearn old, and her child
8 months old; U vied on as the properly of William
R. Starr, to satisfy ihe following h fas; Win. Fos
ter vs Wuiiuui K.Starr und llenry Sta'r; Elios K
Fieweilen vs V> llliarw R. Stair, maker Henry Starr
& Futon Holloman, iudursers, ail issued from Stew
art superior court.
Ono siltkt y and harness; levied on as the property
of Peter fc>co t, to satisly oue h fu fVoui Stewart supe
rior court: Robert Cottens vs Peter Scott.
Uue lot of dry goods and other articles of merchan
dise; le.ied on us the property of Whitfield H. Cain,
to satisfy the following li las: Bowie, Barker 6c Bow
ie vs Cam Hi Wright; and others.
Two grey horses, and two-horse mail coach; le
vied on us the property of Alien Lovelice, to satisfy
one attachment fi fa from Stewart superior court, in
favor ofSawuel M. Latimer vs Allen Lovelice.
Two uegroe*, 1-aac a man, and Patty a woman;
levied on ihe projairty of John Reynolds to satisfy
the following fi fas: Wilis Roberts vs John Rey
nolds; and 01 hers; all issued from Blew ait spueru*r
court.
Oneso saw gin, and one still and worm; levied
on us toe proputy of William Newsom, to satisfy
one li fa from Stewart superior court: limes Holt vs
John A. Bumgarner, William Newsom, George
Banks and Joseph Shaw, security on the appeal.
The following lots or parcels of land, to wit; half
of lot No. 101, and ha sos lot No. 103, and filly a
cres of iot;Ni>4o4. ud in the 32d dist. ofStewart c tin
ly; levied on an iiu property of Joel Wamactc, to ,
vaiisfy oue li fa from btewart superior court: thejus
tices of ihe Interior Court va Joel Wamack,’ Asa
Mathews aud Wiliiam Mathews.
1 wo lots ol land, tho place whereon Green D,
•rims now lives, in the 21st dist. Siewait county,
Nos. not known, also 7 slaves, all ievied on as tile
property of Green D. Sims, to satisfy the following
it las: George Young vs Green D. Sims, and others.
Lot ol laud No* 71, and ihe iol lying east, in tiu
24ih district iStewarl county, levied on as the pro.
petty 01 William H. L. Cooper, to satisfy the fol
\ lowing tifis: Jessu P. Harrell vs Win. H. L. Coop
j er, and others
Lots of land No 104, in the 24th dist of Stewart
county; levied on as the property of Win. Cooper, to
satisly the following fi fas: Joins Utiffin vs William
Cooper, and others.
Halfo !<t No. 119, in the 20th dist. of Stewart
county, aud oue negro man Patrick; all levied on as
Ihe property of Robert Rives,to satisfy one fi fa trom
Siewari Superior court: Aichibald ‘Nichedsou vs
William K. Hunter, Robert Rives, Asberry Cowles
and Mathew Wright, securities.
JOHN V. PRICE, Sh’ff.
AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE,
Will be sold the following property to wili
Lot of land No. 5 in the 33d district of originally
Lee, now Stewart county; levied on as the property
of Joseph S. Hatley, to satisfy one rt fa from Stewart
Superior court, m favor ol Christopher Brooks, ex
iculor, and Nancy Brooks, executrix of Covington
Brooks, deceased, vs Jose (ill S. Bailey and m. li.
Kimbrough, security.
Lot ol land No. 63, in the 33 J district of otiginaily
Dee, now Stewart county; levied on as die properly
ot Edward White, to satisfy one fi fa from SieWurt
superior court, in favo. of me Central Bank of Geor
gia vs William While, maker, William Johnson, Ed
ward While anJ David G. liodgors, indorsers.
One negro girl by the name of Eliza; levied on as
the property of Robert D. Dukes, to satisfy sundry
ti fa* issued from a justice’s court of Irwin county,
in favor of Keddmy|Hunter vs Robeit D. Dukes.
One lot ol laud, No. 31, in the 23d district of ori
ginall Lee, now Stewart county; levied on as the pro
perty of James Webb, to satisfy two fi fas Lorn
Smwart Interior couit in favor of Jefferson J. La
mar vs Jamet Webb and W lliam Webb the mmo
vs James Webb, linker, and James Givens, indur*
ser.
A150,25 slaves; 1 cream colored horse, 1 bay mare,
2 2 year o and colls, 1 ox cart, 1 yoke of oxen, one road
wagon and gear, 30 head of stock cattle, more or
less, seventy head of stock dogs, more or less,
and various articles of farming and plantation tools,
and 1 colt on gm; ad levied on as the property
•f James L. De Launay, to satisfy ifie fallowing fi
fas from Stewart superior cou.tr ihe Rank of Mill
edgcv.lle vs James L. De Launay, and others.
DANIEL MATH I SON, D. Sh’ff.
mortgage sale.
At the same place, on the first Tuesday in
November next .
One negro woman by the name of Lilly; levied on
as the property of Asberry Cowles, to sutisfy one
mortgage /via from Sum art Inferi court, William
S. Alex iior, vs Asberry Cowles.
One iingro hoy by the name of Iverson; lev ed on
as the ootfiefY/ ot of Thomas P. and J dm P. Bartee
to *a onb mongag** fi l>i from die Inferior court
oLjhevart couniv.* Widiam A. & Edward E. Raw
son vs the sajJ Buttes.
JOHN V. PRICE. Sh’ff.
LEGAL S ALE S.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
WILL be sold, in Harris countv on the 14th day
of October uext, at tho late residence ot
James Smith deceased, all the perishable property
belonging to the estate of sa ; d Smith deceased.-
Also, the land and negroes of aaid esiatewill be
rented and hired on the same day.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Furthermore—All those having demands against
saki estate are requested to make their demands
krown. HUGH HORN, > A . ,
ELIZA SMITH, ) Adm rs -
Ji’y 30, 1845 51—40ds.*
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK.
WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Novem
ber next,before the Court house door in the
town of Lumpkin Stewart county, by virtue of an
order of the honorable the Inferior Court of said
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes :
Half of lots of land, Nos. 83, 84, 85. 109 ; and
lot of land No. 115, alt of said lots lying m the 24ih
dist. of said county,and containing 708$ acres, well
improved, with a good Apple and Peach Orchard.
Soid as the property of Robert Burk, deceased, for
the purpose of effecting a distribution among the
distributees. Tenna ol sale—purchasers will be
required to give notes in amount not exceeding 30
dollars, witii one or more good security. Half wil
be required to be paid 25th December, 1846, the oth
er ball’ 25th December 1847.
JOHN WILLIFORD. Adm’r.
IP3 3 * Persons wishing to examine said lands would
do well to apply to John Williford, living three miles
north of Richland, Post Office, Stewart county, Ga.
Angust27, 1845 35
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK.
AGREEABLY, loan Order of the Honorab’e In
ferior Court, offcitewart county, when si'ting
fir Ordinary puiposes, will be sold before the court
house door in Lumpkin, Stewart county, on the first
Tuesday in Octobef.uext, the lands belonging to the
Estate of Blufofd Spence, late of said c< unty dec’d.
Conristiiig of the following lots of land to wit; No.
126, 153, 162, and theeast half of lot No. 161, all ly
ing in the 22d district of originally Lee, but now
Stewart county, lying about one retie above Flor
ence, on the Columbus Road, well improved, and in
a high state of Cultivation, sold for the benefit of the
heir of said Estate.
Term* made known on the day sale.
JAMES HILLIARD. Adm’r.
August 6,1845 32—td.
FOUR MONTHS NOTICES.
FOUR MOS’I’HS after date, application will be
made to tho honorable the Interior Court of
Randolph County, when sitttngfor ordinary purposes
for leave to sell the real esiate ot Benjamin Thomas
late of said county deceased.
BURRELL JOINER, Adm’r.
Sept 3, 1845. 35—4 m
FOUR MONTHS after date applica’ion will
bo marie to the honorable the Inferior Court
of Talbot county, when silting for ordinary purposes
for leave to sell all the land and negioea belonging
to the estate of Robert Suellings dec’d.
JOHN J.SNELLINGS, Ex’or.
August, 27,1845. 35
months after date,application will be made
JF to the honorable the Inferior Court of Mus
cogee county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell the land and negroes belonging to
tho estate of Adam Rodgers, late of said county,
deceased.
A. B. HUEY, Adm’r.
July 23, 1845. 30—4 m
171 OUR MONTHS after date, application will
be made to the honorable the Inferior Court ol
Stewart county, when sitting for ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell the land and negroes belonging to
the estate of James P. Patterson, late of said coun
ty, dec’d. WILLIAM NELSON, Adm’r.
May 14, 1845. 20
OUR. MONTH® after datei ’application will
be madeto the Kdithrable the Intenor Court of
Stewart county, when sitting as a Court of Ordinalv,
for leave to sell lot of land number 128, in the 33d
district of Sthwart county, the same being the real
estate of Benjamin Mitchell, deceased.
JOHN MITCHLL, Adm’r.
JMay 14, 1845. -20—4 m
FOUR immthgmher we, application will be
mide to tho morallfl the Inferior Court ol
Marion county, as a court of ordinary,
for leave to sell the landlwid negroes belonging to
the estate of F. D. Maffndeceased.
JL jmiATHIS. >., ,
g J. DInkATHIS, f Adm r ’
May 7,1845. f
FOUR MONTHS after dale, application will
be made to the Hon. Inferior Court of Talbot
county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the Store House and lot in the town of Tal
hotton, belonging to the estate of Georgo M. Gu ]ett,
dec’d. siruate between the Store-Houses of William
Stallings and Daniel C. Maund.
JOSEPH POD, Adm’r.
de bonis non4>f George M. Gullett, dec’d
May 21, 1845 21
iTIOUII MONTHS alter date, application wil
be made to the honorable the lijl rior Oourtof
Early county, while sitting lor Ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell the land belonging to the estate of
John A, Wood, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs
and creditors of said deceased.
ZADOCK SAWYER, Adm’r.
Juno, 25, 1845.
Daniel McDougald,
vs.
James H. Shorter, and Bill in Equity.
James Holford.
IT appearing to the Court, that James Holferd re
sides without the limits of this State, and that
James H. Shorter has been served. On motion.or
dered that service be perfected on said James Hoi
ford, by publication of this rule, ouce a month for
four months, in one of the public gazettes of the city
of Columbus.
A true copy from the Minues of Muscogee Supe
rior Court, I2th July, 1845.
B. BEASLEY, Clerk.
July 23, 1845. 30—m4m
William Flaker 1 Bill for Discovery uud ac
vs. / count, in Early Supe-
Elias Sunpson and t rior Court, April term,
Orran W. Wakefield J 1845.
IT appearing to the Court that Elias Simpson, one
ot the defendants in the above stated Bill, resides
out of this State; on motion, ordered by the Court,
that the said Elias Simpson be and appear at the
next Term of this Court and plead and ouswtr or
demur to said Bill, not demuring alone, and this Rule
be published in one of the public Gazettes of thi>
State once a month for four (non hi which shall be
sutfici"nf service.
A true extract from the minutes of said Court
April 30th 1845. JAMES HAZE Cl’k.
_September 3, 1 845. [T. & G.] 36—n4in.
~AN ACT
To alter and amend the seventh section nf
the first Article of tha Constitution of this
State.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of Georgia , m
General Assembly met , and it is hereby unacted by
the authority of the same.’ that whenever Ibis act shall
have passed in accordance with the requirments of
the Constitution of fiais 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. Thirty-seven counties having the greatest
population, counting all free white persons and
three-fifths of ihe people of color, shall have two
Representatives ad if any now noun tv shall he
hereafter formed, said new county shall bo entitled
to one Representative, and the apportionment
shall be made by the General Assembly at the ses
sion or which this section shall be adopted as an al
teration of the Constitution, by an act to be intro
duced afler the adoption thereof, and anew appor
tionment shall be made at the mission next after each
future enumeration of the inhabitants of this State,
made under the Constitution and laws thereof, but
at no other lime.
(Signed.] CHARLES J. JENKINS.
Speaker of -he House of Representatives.
CHARLES DOUGHERTY,
President of the Senate. ‘
Assented to December 27th 1843:
GEORGE W. CRAWFORD, Governor,
April 2, 1845. (S. R.) 13—6 tn.
TO PRINTERS.
Type Foundry and
Primers’ Furnishing Wttreliouse
r|IHK SUBSCRIBERS Fmvo opened anew
JL Type Foundry in the city of New York,
where th-y arc ready to simply oiders to any exs
tent, for any kind of job or fancy Type, Ink, Paper,
Cases, Galleys, Brass Rule, Steel Column do.
Composing Sticka, Chases, and every article ne
cessary for a Printing Office.
The type which are cast in new moulds, from an
entirely new set of matrixes with deep counters, are
warranted to be unsurpassed by any, atxl will be sold
at prices in suit the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam En
gines of ‘he most approved pattens.
N. B.—A Machinist constantly in attendance to
repair Presses and to do light work.
Composition Rollers cast for Primers,
Editors of Newspapers, who will buy three times
an much type as their bills amount to, may give the
above six mouths insertion in their papers, and send
their papers containing it to the subscribers.
GOCKKOFT & OVEREND, 68 Ann *t
New York, August 13,-1845. 33—Gin,
R. tav veiL
BOOK-BINDER.
Columbus G.c
THU RE door, below ihe Post Office, on Ogle
thorpe street,
Jn. 12 1845. 7-ly.
LEGAL NOTICES.
jMUSUOQEE SUPERIOR COURT, Muv
iTJL Term, 1845.
James S. Watson and'l
William C. Watson, mi- I
nors, by their next blind, J
James A. Slaton.
vs S-Bid for account, Relief
John H. Watson, and and Inunction.
Benjamin W. Walker,
Executors of James C.
Watson, dec’d. ; The In
surance Bank of Colum
bus Parish Carter and •
Michael J. Kenon, Exec
u ora of George W. Mur
ray, dec’d.; The Wes
tern Insurance and Trust
Company of the oi'y
of Columbus, Maitland,
Kennedy Cos., Seaborn
Jones, E. S. Hamilton,
T. S. Pelten, survivors,
&c., Silas B. Stillwell.
J. S. Smith, A Cos., and
Tho Pfenters A Mechan
ics Bank of Columbus. J
IT appearing to the Court, that David Maitland,
David S. Kennedy, Stewart C. Maitland. James
Co-rell, E. S. Hamilton, T. S. pelttm, George
Seymes, and Silas B. Stillwell reside beyond the,
Jurisdiction of this Court.
It is, therefore ordered, that said defendants be, and
are hereby required to plead, answer and demur, to
complainants Bill, not demuring alone, al the next
Term o r this Court; or tha aaid Bill be taken pro
confesso as to them,& that service of said Bill will &
this rule, be made and perfected by publication of this
Rule, once a month forfour months before said court,
in the Columbus Times, a newspaper published in
the city of Columbus. Ga-
JOHNSON & WILLIAMS,
Compl’t Sols.
A true copy from the Minutes of Muscogee Su
perior Court 27th day of June, 1845.
B. BEASLEY, Cl’k.
July 16, 1845. 29—m4m
Seaborn Jones A *)
John Schley, |
vs. I Bill for Discovery, Relief
George Field and the ; and Injunction.
Phcetiix Bank of Coium- I
bus, and others. J
ORDERED, upon the application and molten of
said complainants, in the above stated cause,
that said bill of complaint be amended by making
the Southern Life Insurance and Trust Company,
being a body corporaie, established by the laws of
the late Territory of Florida, a party defendant there
in, and ;hat said bill do now stand ?o amended that
the same so demanded be served on said The South
ern Life Insurance and Trust Company and The
Phoenix Bank of Columbus by publication hereof,
in one of the Public Gazettes of this State once a
month for four mo ths, calling upon said defendants
to appear in Court on or before the next Term there
of, and plead, answer or demur to the same bill on
pam of having the same taken for, confessed against
them and of having other proceedings taken against
them therein.
And it is further o r dered, That said complainants
have leave to amend their said bill of complaint, fur
ther, and as to other matters in vacation, and that
the said bill when so amended be served on said The
Southern Life Insurance and Trust Company, and
The Phoenix Bank of Columbus, as aforesaid, by the
same notice if the amendments last aforesaid shall
be olfice soon enough, but ifnof.thiit the same
bill bo served on the parties, defendants last afore
said, by publication in like manner hereof once a
month for four months preceding the Term following
immediately after the next Term of this Court call
ing upon them in like manner, and under like pain,
to appear and plead, answer or demur to said bill
at that Term.
\ true extract from the minutes of Murcogee Su
perior Court. B. BEASLEY, Cl’k.
July 23, 1845. SO— m4in.
Richard 1 JBill for Discovery, Rebel and
Daniel Wilder and \ lr * Trou l‘ Su P eri -
S&rauel Davie, j or Courl -
IT appearing to thA Court that Samuel Davi*, one
of the defendanti in the above Biil'resides out of
the limits of this Slatp. It is therefore on motion,
ordered by the Court, that said Samuel Davis ap
pearand piead,answer or demur, to said Bill, on or
before the first day of the next Term of this Court
as in default thereof the plainfiffbe permitted to take
his answer pro conießSP- And that said defendant
be served by publication of Ibis* rule in the Columbus
Times in terms of law.
A true copy froa the Minutes of Troup Superior
Court, April Term, 1815.
MOSES LEE. Cl’k.
July 16,1845. 29—4 m
benjamin cook.
JOSEPH C \V*GUILFORD, \ IX
ind ANDREW T. DAVIS. J
7h Randolph Superior Court , April Term , 1845.
rr appearing t 0 the Court that Andrew T. Davis,
one of said defendants resides out the S'ate of
GoOria. and that he cannot be served pei tonally :
Ordered , That he he served by ihe pubkcxtSon ot
ihis Rule, requiring the said Duvis to plead, answer
and demur, not demurring alone, once a month for
six months. Witness my hand arid olfiei.il signature.
At Chambers, May 2Uth. 1845. ‘ kM -
LOTT WARREN, Judge s;c.s. w. c.
A true extract from the minutes ol court.
SAM. W. BROOKS,CIerk.
July 9, 1845. (T. & G/j ;-JTgs-6in.
\\ illm.n 1 aylor j q Equity.in Early Supe-
Burwell J.Wvm. Cu | , ) T | V Jc ' o , j " r TANARUS“"”
James W. Barnes Si | * 84 , 5 r 1! ' ! for
Edmund S. Barnes, j Keliefaud Injunction.
IT appearing to the Court, that James W. Barnes
one of (he Defendants above names, resides out
of the limits of the Statu of Georgia. Ordered that
service of said Hid be perfected upon him by pub
lication of this Rule once a mondi for six months m
one of the public Journals o r Columbus.
And that the said James W., be required to ap
pear and to plead, answer and demur, not demurring
alone to said b 11 according to Law.
Witness my hand and official signature at Cham
bers, May 2uih, 1815.
LOTT WARREN Judge.
S. C. S. W. C.
July SO, 1845, 31 —ni6m
John H. Howard. Adm’r. ]
with the will annexed of I
Ann B. Boat wick, dec’ll. |
v. Kill fr discovery, relief
Stephen Olin, Joseph B. i and direction.
Greene as adm’r. of Bur- J
ton Hepbu n.dec’d., Ara- |
bella Hepburn in her own I
right, and as guardian of
Joseph Hepburn, and oth- |
ers, her children. J
IT appearing to the Court, that at the last. Term
a rule was granted the complainant aforesaid, to
efl'ct service of said Bill of complaint, on said Ara
bella Hepburn by publication, she being shown to re
side out of said stale, and that by mistake, the pub
lication aforesaid wanted three days of being four
months next before this Term ; and it ittrllter ap
pearing that su'd Arabella has continued to reside,
and still resides out of said State. Li is ordered, on
motion of complainants Solicitors, that said lull of,
complaint lie served on said defendant, Arabella Hep
burn by the publication once a month for four
months, in a public gazette of this State, of a motion
calling on said Arabella, to be .and appear at the
next Term of this Court, before this Court, then and
there to plead, answer or demur to said bill. •
May Tekm, 1845.
A true copy from the Minutes of Muscogee Supe
rior Court, i3th July, 1845.
B. BEASLEY, Clerk.
July 23, 1645, 30—m4ni
(COPY.)
Columbus, July 19, 1844. A
Dollars 829 90. On the Ist May, 1845 I promiA
ed to pay to J. L. King or order, -a Eight ILmdied
and twenty nine Dollars, ninety cents lbr value re
ceived. W. S. NELL.
King Bradford Muscogee Inferior Court
vs - / July Term, 1845.
WilliamS. Nell maker, ) Rule Nisi
a nd ) To Establish lost note.
John L Kmg, endorser J
IT appearing to the Court that George W. King
and William Bradford, Merchants and copart
ners under the name of King & Bradford, owned and
possessed in their own right, on the nineteenth day of
April Eighteen Hundred and forty-five, an original
note ofhand, acopy of which is attached to the peti
tion of the said King & Bradford, and it further ap
pearing that the said original Note has been lost or
destroyed, and that ihe s id note is still unpaid, and
that the same remain* and still is the rightful proper
ty of the said King $* Bradford. It is therefore or
dered that the said William S. Nell (maker) and
John L. Kmg (endorser) s!k>w cause (if anv they
have) by the next Term of this Court, why the said
Copy annexed to the said petition, should not be es
tablished in lieu of said original note so lost as afore
said. And it is further ordered that a copy of tlna
Rule be personally served upon William S. N*ll th?
maker, who resides in the said State of Georgia, and
that the said John L. King endorser, who resides
without the lmits of this State, he served by a pub
lication of this rule in some public Gazette in said
Sa,e for the space of three tn*‘nihs.
A true transcript from the minutes of the said Court
this 18th day of t August 1845
N. Cl’k.
August 20, 1845. 34—3 m,
M , T CAUTION.
m LL persons are forewarned from trading with
Xm. inv wife Monimia Kinsey, or having any thing
to do with her on my account, (she having left my
bed and board,) as I will not be responsible for her
contracts or conduct in anywise.
JESSE KINSEY.
Lafayette, Ala Aug. 16, 18*45. 34—3 m
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MERIWETHER COUNTY, GA.
FWIHIS delightful Watering Place is now open for
JL the Season, und r the most flattering auspices.
Having now beyond ail question, and by the united
testimony of the hundreds who have tested the virtues
of the White Bulpher, secured for the establishment
a degree of confidence and favor unparalleled in the
hi*tory of any other watering place so recently offer- !
ed to the public patronage, Die Proprietor has been j
encouraged to make considerable improvemen 6 upon ‘
the buildings and pleasure grounds attached to the
place, and also to engage the services of experienced
and popular managers, so that no inducement may
be lacking to draw io the Springs a collection worthy
of their merits.
To the stranger, who has never tested the virtues
of the crystal fountains aad balmy atmosphere of
this pleasant region, it is only n-cessary to say, that
these Springs are located in the midst of the most
delightful and healthful region of our State, a few
miles north of the Pine Mountain, and only nine miles
south east of Greenville, through whicli place a daily
line of Stages, connecting with the principal lines of
the Union, is now in operation.
The proprietor flatters himself that his is the only
establishment in the whole South where the visiter
can be accommodated with an equal variety ofwaters.
Here we have the purest free-stone fountains, the
strong and the mild chalybeate, and the While Sul
phur, surpassing in purity, and in the distribution of
<Belements, any hitherto known.
But besides this, we have a country abounding in
scenery, romantic and beautful, and are surrounded
by a population unsurpassed for intelligence and
moral worth, by that of any other farming district in
in the State. From these advantages we may safe
ly expect to draw all that may be required to gratify
the intellectual, moral or physical appetites of our
visitors ; and neither expense, solicitude nor effort,
on the part of the proprietor, shall he wanting to ren
der this watering place as popular for its accommo
dations as it already is unrivalled for the gifts ofa
beneficent Providence.
BATHING.—The Proprietor has fitted up large
and commodious Bathing Houses, which are not
surpassed by any in ihe Stave.
The BALL ROOM will be open every evening,
and will be provided with the best Music the country
affords.
o=* A line of Stages will We run three times a
week.by Col. Win. M. Lee, from Columbus, via
Hamilton, to the White Sulphur Springs.
WALKER DUNCAN.
Meriwthei county. May 21.1815. 21—ts.
N. B.—The proprietor will add, that whilst striv
ing to satisfy visitors in his Minerals and attention,
he will also try to satisfy them in charges.
A LIST OF LETTERS,
REMYINING in ihe Post Office at Co’umbu 8
Ga.,on the Ist of September. 1845,
Lasher, J F
Lapham, Mrs S J 2
Lekev, John T
Leigh, John
Leggett, John
Linday, J G
Lamar James B
Lockhart. John
Lamm, Dr VV A B
Loud, P H
Lancaster, Wm M
Lamb, G E
Lloyd, Mrs Elizabeth
Lawson, Tbadeug
Lloyd, Mrs Elizabeth
Moore, John R
Maxey, Wm
Morus, Rev Thomas
Miller, D
More, RJ
Morgan,Thomas
Maule, Dr J G
Matks, R T
Markham, Miss D
Mosely, Lewis P
Mitchell Mrs Jane J
Moore, Dixon
M ay, Geo H
McDuffie, Susan
McGehee, Miss Eliza
McAllister, Hon M H 2
McGill, Jno A
Norman, J B
O’Neal, Leity
Palmer, Gust
Peppers, S D
Pruett, Miss Louisa
Phillips, A C
Pye, Valentine
Ricks, John
Russaw, James
Randall. I B
Ity lander, Win J
Ramsey, Mrs P
Ryan, Stephen
Roberson, Richard
Rees Wm L
Rose, Washington
Read & Talbot
Shorter, R O
Stark, in T
Snell, Jno
Spivey, Miss M A
Supon, Phi ipC
Snell, VV N
Smith, VV B
Semmes, P J
Shorter, Mrs C
Slaughter, Rev T M
Snell, Mmott E
Supple, Walter W 2
Spear, VVui
Shearborn, Mrs Mary
Smith, George B
Scott, Joel T
Striding, Noah
Sanders, Miss M W
Sasnett, Wm J
Suns, Stephen D .
Schley, Miss Cliarlo’le
Slaughter. James
Terry,G B
Tannm, Jacob m
Turk, Wm J 3
Tray wick, Mrs Mary B
Thornton, Wm
Turnage, Harvey
Thisbe, Jami s M
Terry, MlB Jinsey
Thompson, Aiiison
Tweed, William
Thomas Martin
V n Pe t John S
Victory, John
Wheaton, Mrs A G
Williams, H J
Wi Ison. Mr s Nancey
W ulker, M rs Sarah V
Westmoreland Mark
Ward, Charles
Waston, Harry 2
Ware, John H 2
VV right, John S
Warner, Richard A .
Wilson, Henry
Wingate Stephen
Willett, Mr Askew
YVaUon, Joseph L
Wooldridge, T F 2
Walker, K ebecca
Wilks, Bartlett
V\ il<on, James C
Williams, Isaac A
Wilson Henry
Walton, Benton
Williams David
Walker, V H
Wayne, J VV
Williams. Miss Martha
Wood, iVlrs H E
Whatley, Marten
Warren, Dr
Walls, Sarah.
Ashley, Mrs Sarah
Afflmk Miss Georgiana
A ledge, Jumes
Aden, Edmund B
Alexandar & Sale
Brooks, W W
Bruce, Dr A D
Bostick, Thomas
Barr & Me Andrew
Burke, BE
Barrow, Jno 1 )
Beers, Edmund C
Boyd Mr C W
Byaces, Mrs Eliza
Burke, Raberl B E
Bennett. Elijah
Booth, Zachariah
Brandin, H P
Beal, N P
Beattie, James Jr
Bavcom S P
Barnett. Alexander
Btlbro, John
Baird, Dr J
Qlmtock H M
Christmas, N G
Cunning, Jno
Cone, Lucius
Christina", Richard
Crails, Muj P
C<x, Jesse
Clark, J M Si B
Clark, Miss Ann
Caraway, H B
Clayton,lsaac M
Cross, Miss Lucretia J
Christian, Martha S
Campbell Mrs M VV
Cox, Sampson
Candy, John
Coleinnn, Mrs Catharine
Davis, Thomas 2
Dillon, J W
Day, A C
Deming Mrs Marin
Dews, Carter
Duer, Alexander, 2
Dewell. Mrs Nancy
Dcmming, Mrs Howard
Du riu Peter
Dean. Mrs Kliznceth 2
DcGrafliiirjed. Col Wm
Edmondson, II M
Edmondson, Miss F A J
Evans, Rev Josiah
Edenborough, Mrs M 2
Ez kiel, E
Eppinger, James T
Payerweather, Fiaricis
Flournoy, Jno iVI
Faison, George
Flournoy, Mrs Mary A
Fouche, Daniel
Frt cm ui, Mrs jDruciller
Fain, Mrs Maria M
Finegan, Dan
Good, Thomas
Gralmm, A B II
Gibson, D
Gammon, Mss A R
Green, John W
Griffin, A B
Grace, W H
Gri nee, H H
Holland, James C
Hu l ly, John
Howard, S J 1
Humer. Alexander
Horton, Dempsey
Heacn, J M K
Holland, Miss O
H unt. A A
Howard,Seaborn J
Hopkins, F M
Hopkins, Mis Mary
Hams, Miss EUcn M
Holt, Mr S
Harris, Wade
Hill A VV
Hemphill, Miss A E
Huff, Wm H
Hot if, Gilbert
He wit, James
i I irp, John L
Harris, Henry M
Howit, John L
II- n v, Slaton
Ins ee, C T
Journigan N
Jones, Miss Elmira
Jepson, Miss Anna
Johnson, Baker W
Jones, Lewis E
Jambeilin, Pleasant
Jordon. IVi S
Juries, Wm R
Jackson. Wingate
Keililt, Wm I
King, Joel
Keeler, Amos
Kirbee, Wiley
Lanem, Jacob A
Lawrence Wm H
Lewis, Mrs LuFayetto \
Persons calling lo any ot the above letters will
please say they are adverMsrd.
JOHN FORSYTH, P. M.
ti* ember 10, 1845. 37^
UPERIOR COTiONGTNSS
THE subscriber’s improved Gins have been fair
ly tested this season, by atrial of more than
five hundred different ones, all made and sold by him,
within the last ten months; and have proven to be
decidedly the best performing Gins ever used. lie
will turiher improve those offered for the next crop,
which will make them not only belter performing, but
more durable and convenient than any other. They
are constructed upon a plan of his own, only his own
woiktuen have ever made one like them, and by hav
ing a better shop and machinery, more and hotter
workmen of his own, with a steam lumber mill, and
steam power to his factory can afforo Gins on better
terms than oihe.s. If those wanting to purchase
for the next crop, will wait until called upon by one
of* his agents, or apply to him by letter, before they
engage elsewhere, lie will agree to furnish them at a
lower price according to quaiitv, than any other man
or firm. His agents will visit pluuters throughout
the State, during the selling season.
Address Liters to Clinton, Jones county, Georgia.
Gins will he delivered at the purchasers residence,
warianted to perform as recommended.
SAMUEL GRISWOLD.
for sTl¥ok Wat, •
n _ 4 COMFORTABLE REST
r* A DKNCE in the upper part
WniElllSm of the city. Apply to
jno. j. b. hoxey.
March 12, 1845 11—ts
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
THE subscriber being* 1
flisfil desirous of removing into jfSmSSM
~,r£ j| town, off rs for sale his
JyyyßK Plantation,stock &c. situ
ated about FI VE MILES
FROM COLUMBUS, on the Hamilton Road.
R. TANNER.
Columbus, JyJy 16, 1845. *9—ff
NOTICE.
To Teachers and others interested in
educational matters.
THE subscriber offers fir saleJife School Proper
ty in Glennville, Barbour eouniy. Ala.—consist
ing of a lot of land containing some 18 acres, upon
which there has been erected three commodious
school buildings, situated in the central and mosheli
gible part cf the village for school purposes.
The buildings are a Chapel, 2 stones high, 40 by
68 feet, with galler es—two wings of one story each,
20 by 50 feet. There is also a good double log cab
in, with shed rooms aud suitable out-houses atteched
to the premises. Also, a fine Garden Spot and large
Peach Orchard, both of which fiave been recently
paled m. A well of excellent water on the lot, and
a fine public Spring within 200 yards of the buildings.
For health, no place South of tho Potomac has
any advantase of this.
rot the prospect of a flourishing High School eith
er Male or Female. Giennville is second to no place
of my acquaintance, there being over 200 children
within two miles of the Buildings.
Applications must be made by those wishing to
purchase, prior to the 15th Nov. next. I will take
three thousand dollars for the above described pro
perty—one half cash, the remaining half in small
note's payable January Ist, 1847.
SPENCER VV. TAYLOR.
Giennville, Ala. Aug. 27, 1845. 35—8 t
HEWE’S LINAMENT
For lilieumatitiiii !
ALT- Rheumatic persons have very good reason
for rejoicing, that they can obtain an article
that will set all rheumatic complaints at defiance.
We wonder that people will suffer a moment with
this distressing and excruciating pain when they can
find a certain cure in this preparation. The certifi
cates that Ih'e proprietors have would aston sh the
most incredulous.—Patients, who have been laid up
for years, and who never expected ugain to be about,
in health, or without crutches, have been almost mi
raculously raised ftoni their bed of pam, and restor
ed to their friends sound in limb, and entirely free
from pain of any kind. This is no fiction, but fact,
and thousands who have used it can testify to its use
fulness. Beware of counterfeits.
Sold by Comstock 8? Cos . New York, and
PAUL ROSSIGNOL,
At the Blue Diug Store, Columbus, Ga.
C ONNE L’S
Hlagical Pain Extractor.
From 2 to 8 times cheaper than before , or
nothing, if the user is nut delighted with it.
An article that every family must consider inriisv
pensable when they know its power and value, ani
which has heretofore been sold too high to reach all
classes has now been reduced in price, with a view
that rich and poor, high and low, and in fact every
human being may enjoy it3 comforts; and all who
get it shall have the price returned to them if they
are not and lighted with us use. We assert, without
the possibility of contrad'eiion, that all burns and
scalds , every external sore , old or fresh, and all exter
nal pains and aches, no matter where, shall be re
duced to comfort by it in five minu'es—saving life,
limb, or scar. No burn can be fatal if this is applied
unless the vitals are destroyed by the accident. It
is truly magical, to appearance, in its effects. En
quire for’ Conn ri’s Magical Pain Extractor Salve,”
at Comstock & Co’s. 21 Cortland st. New York, or
at PAUL ROSSIGNOL’d,
At the Blue Drug Store, Columbus, Ga.
HEADACHE REITIGDY.
For the cure of Sick Headache !
This distressing complaint may be cured by using
ono bottle of Spohn’s Sick Headache Remedy, which
has cured thousands of the very worst cases. Per
sons after suffering weeks with this deathlike sick
ness, will buy a battle of this remedy and be cured,
and then complain ot their folly In not buying it be
fore. People are expected to u-e the whole bottle,
not use it two or three times and then complain that
they are not cured. A bottle will cure them.
Sold by PAUL ROSSIGNOL.
At the Blue Drug Store, Columbus. Ga.
April 9, 1845 15-ly
The Piles and all Sores.
Hays’ Liniment is known now to thousands, as a
most extraordinary remedy for these .afflictions, li
is impossible to fell in a newspaper, in such a man
ner as to obtain full credence, the effects and bene
fits of this article, so general is the practice of odver
lisers of extolling articles of no merit. Such per
sonal references will be given, as to bring conviction
to the minds c f tho most unbelieving. VV ill sufferers
only ask among their friends, if they have not heard
of or known its effects; and if they do not hear it more
warmly praised than any other salve,let them not gel
it. All fancy or exaggeration is positively excluded
from these statements, and it is determined to say
n >thing of i's merits, blit whut could be fully proved
by a host of witnesses, in any court of justice. Will;
you look at the tiling and the proofs at 21 Cortlandt
st.. wheie it may be had /—AT. Y. Commercial Ad
vertiser.
ILT LOOK OUT.—Some swmdlors have coun
terfeited this article, and put it up wi h various devi
ces. Do not be imposed upon. One thing only will
protect you—it is the name of COMSTOOK & CO.
that name must he always on the wrapper , oi you are
cheated. Do not forget it. Take this direction
with you. and test b that, < r never buy. for it is im
possible for an other to be true or genuine.
SOLOMON HAYS.
For sale by COMSTOCK 4’ CO.
New York.
And also by their Agent
PAUL ROSSIGNOL,
At the Blue Drug Store, Columbus, Georgia.
May 7. 1655. 20—ts.
C. BRINCKERHOFF’S
MR. BRINCKERUOFF, anxious to make
known and to extend the use of the Health
Restorative, and feeling and knowing that its reme
dial effect (by the favor of Providence) has been the
only available means of re>toring to health and life
many of the young and endeared sons and daughters,
and almost a mulii-'ude of Hie middle aged, agrd, and
venerable individuals in the land, now places more
conveniently before the invalid his invaluable remedy.
That dreadful scourge ofour race, ihe Consumption,
with its attendant horrors, have been swept away—
the Restorative renewing the impaired vital pari so
thoroughly as to resist afterwardflhe ins’dious attacks
of those diseases. To the humane and lender bead
ed it is a pleasing and moving sight to view the be
fore hopeless and dispirited sufferer rise from his
couch of sickness aud tako hfft place amid the cares
and duties of life simply by means of this grand Re
storative of Nature’s Functions, The most severe
coughs almost immediately yield under its influence,
and however racki ig or chronic they ma v have been
yet they vanish (he moment the Restoialive begins
to exert and then maintain its power. The Proprie
tor earnestly requests all who are afflicted with any
disease of of the Lungs or Liver, Pain in the Chest
and Side, and Coughs, to commence the use of the
Health Restorative. Despite the opprobrium which
is attached to all advertised medicates, use this reme
dy and be convinced of its power however incredulous
you have been. The following certificate is from
Dr. Chilton, the well known New York chemist.
‘I have analyzed a bottle of medicine called ‘C.
Brinekerhofl’s Health Restorative,* and find that it
docs not contain.Mercurv, er any other metallic pre
parai ion, nor opium in any of t3 forms. It is com*
Iposed of vegetable matter entirely.”
Jame* R. Chilton, M. D.
C. BRINCKERHOFF, Proprietor, N. Y.
Horace Everett, U. S. Agent,
Principal Office 96 Hudson treet. N. Y.
Sept. 3,1845. 36 lm
DR. WATSON’S
Unrivalled Vegetable
Fever & Ague Pills,
A CERTAIN and permanent cure for Ague &.
Fever, in all its varied foruw, in ONLY FOUR
HOURS.
For sale by CARTER & STOCKTON, Co
lumbus, Ga., and by agents generally, in the South
ern part of Georgia and Alabama.
Price only Fifty Cents.
June 4. 1845. 23-6 m.
fHARRISONS SPECIFIC
I OINTMENT
FOR the cure ofwhite swellings sctofulas & othei
tumors, ulcers sore legs, old and fresh wounds
sprains, and bruises, swellings, and inflammation,
scald head, sore breasts of women, rheumatic pains,
tetters, eruptions, chilblains, whitlows, biles, corns’
and external diseases generally. It is likewise great
ly superior to any medicine, heretofore discovery
for the chafed backs and limbs of horses; for ring*
worms, chapped lips, and. in short, for severe exter
nal bodily evils that may fall to the lot of man or beast.
Price 50 cents
For sale in Columbus, Georgia, by all the Drue
gist b
May 14 184$, 20-6 m
‘
DBS. SCHLEY A CWSVVELI|
HAVING associated themselves in the practice
of Medicine, respectfully render their profes
sional services to the citizens of Columbas, asd ihe
adjoining country.
ICjP* Office on St. Clair, between Broad andOgle
thorpe streets.
May I±, 1845. 20—ts
Doct. JOHN G. SLEDGE,
HA VING permanen.ly located in ibe city of
Columbus respectfully tenders his services to
us citizens, in the practice of Medicine, Surgery,
Midwifery, and Dental Surgery.
Office, the one formerly occupied by Dr.
Taylor, on Randolph Mreer. Residence in the Build
ing formerly occupied by Col. Bonner on Broad st.
II not in his office, please enquire at the Slue Drue
Stoic oi Paul Rossigaol.
May 14, 1845 20 ,f
MEDICAL. ‘■£
DOCTORS, TAYLOR & URQ.UHART, res
pectfully announce to Ihe Citizens of Colum
bus^ and the vicinity, that they have associated them
selves in the practice of Meaicine.
They w*U give pxoqtpi attention to all ealls, either
ur the city or cduntry.
Their office will be continued at the one, at pre
sent occupied by Dr. Taylor, on Randolph street.
J he residence of Dr. Urquhart will be at tho
house of Mrs. Shorter, on Broad street.
Columbus, May 29. 1844. 22—ts
Drs. Boswell & Billing,
Will continue their office at the Drug Store of
Messrs. I'onti & Wilcox where, or at their residences
they may be always found, unless professional en
gaged. Our notes and accounts are placed in th.
hands of Mr. H. H. Epping for collection.
Dec 18, 1844 51-ts
TO THE AFFLICTED.
HENRY M. PRICE, M. D., Forsyth Georgia,
will give his attention to persons afflicted with
chronic and supposed incurable forms of disease.
From his success heretofore in the management of
such cases, persons afflicted would find ii to their in
terest to give him a trial; for if he does not perma
nently cure, he may, at least, mitigate their suffer
ings. Those especially laboring under hepatitis.
Splenitis, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Lumbago, VV hit*
Swelling, Leprosy, Erysipelas, Tetter, Tern a, Capi
ta, Scrofula, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Neuralgia*
Hysteria. Epilepsy, Chorea, Palsy, Dropsy, Chloro
sis, Amenorrhoca, Dystnenorrboea, Prolapsus, U
leri, &c. &c. Piles, Fistula, Cancer, Hernia, Cal
culi, of die Bladder. Hydrocele, Fungus, Haema
todes would do wellfto consult him Ulcei 8 Fistulo
andjCancers, are removedfupon anew plan (by vege
table remedial agents) without resort to the knife.
Dr. P. lias never failed in removing the syphilitic
taint from the system in a few weeks by his *‘vge
tahle remedy.” b
idP’Porsons living at a distance, who arc afflicted
by communicating, post paid, with Dr. Pric< giv
ing symtoins, fy c-. and enclosing the fee, slo—can
receive directions for the management of their case*.
Feb. 12 1845. 7 ff #
PETERS’ VEGETABLE PILES*
HEADACH— SICK OR NERVOUS.—Thosa
who have suffered and are weary of suffering
with this distressing complaint will find Petrra*
Vegetable Pills a remedy at once certain and imme
diate in its effects. One single dose of the pills tak
en soon as the headache is felt coining on, will curs
it in one hour entirely,
Asa remedy in summer for bowel complaints they
display their wonderful powers to admiration, and
are far superior to any thing m use for tho* e com
plaints.
In Dyspepsia and Liver complaints thoy stand un
rivalled.
Many have been cured in a few weeks after hav
ing suffered under the dreadful comptaint for years.
In habitual costiveness they are decidedly supe
rior 10 any v getable pill ever broi ght before the
public, and one 50 cent box will es’ ablish their sur
prising virtues and place them beyond the reach us
doubt in the estimation of every individual.
They are invaluable in nervous and hvpochondri
cal affections, loss of appetite,and all complaints to
which females alone are subject.
They are mild in their action and convey almost
immediate conviction of their utility from the first
dose. They may be taken by persona of any age,
and the feeble, the infnm, the nervous and dehcatA
are strengthened by operation, because they
dear the system of badnumors; quiet nervous irrita
bility, and invariably produce sound health.
Upwards of three hundred and seventy thousand
boxes ol these ealimable pills have been sold within
the last twelve months in three stairs alone, and
more than three limes the same quantity in other
slates.
As an anti-bilious medicine no family should !>•
without them. A single trial of them is moic satis
factory than a thousand certificat .
In a southerrfclimate, these Pills are administered
with uniform success. For more than ten years the
verdict of their efficiency has been pronounced ;
and could a jury of all they have relieved be sum
moned from the North, the South, the East, and the
West, null mils of voices would be heard in acclama
tion of their ma’chlcss properties. ‘The child and ih
adult—the youth and decrepit old mar-—both se-xe*
and all ages—may alike take these Pills with safety
and the certainty ol relief. Price fifty cents per
box.
Be careful to observe that on the rover of each hoi
(inth* tin) is stamped ‘ Peter’s Vegetable Pills.”
Pe!e r s’Pills, on enquiry, will be found in every
town, and at most of the country stores in this state,
tor sale in Columbus, Ga., at New York prices by
POND & WILCOX,
ROB. A. WARE,
PAUL ROSSIGNOL.
And will be found in all the Towns and country
ston s in the Southern States.
May 14 1845, 20-6 m
DR. TYLER’S
VEGETABLE FEVER AND AGUE PILLS
f success of these Pills in curing in a few
M. hours, where all other remedies have failed,
and that, too. in cases of twelve and eighteen months
standing—warrants the aß>erlion, that, ii taken ac
cording to th- directions, they are a certain cure, A
long list of certificates in proof of their infallibility,
might be added, but those upon the directions sro
de med sufficient.—Try them and be convinced that
they are most effectual and most ce. tain and tho
very best remedy ever offered to the public, to in*
Mire a permanent and lasting cure.
Having for several yei rs past suffered under re
peated attacks of chills and fever, especially during
ing the fall and spring months, I was induced to try
various remedies, but nothing seemed to be effectual
until I tried Dr. Tyler’s Ague and Fever Pills,
which stopped the chills before I had taken half of tho
box. This was over a year since, f h ve remained
perfectly free from any symptoms ofa return of thio
most loathsome disease.
GEORGE M. WAIT.
Baltimore, Dec. 12th, 1843.
For sale in Columbus, Ga.,at Now York price* by
POND & WILCOX,
ROB. A. WARE, it
PAUL ROSSIGNOL.
And will be found in all the Towns and country
stores in the Southern States.
May 14.1845, 20-6 m
FEVER AND AGUE^
and all fevers cured by
Brill! lire Hi’s Fills.
ALL fevers are occasioned by the disordeied
motion of the blood, produced by the humoral
serosity by hardening the valves of the vessels. The
blood circulates with greatly increased speed, and in
siill increased by the friction ol the globules, or par
ticles which compose the mass of fluids. Then it i
that the excessive heat and chills is experienced
throughout the whole system, and accompauiea with
f;reat thirst, pain in the head, back, kidney?, ai,d m
act a complete paostration of all the faculties of the
mind as well as body.
On the first aitack of fever, or any disease, imme
diately take a large dose of Branifreih's Vegetable
Universal Pills, and conliuue to keep up a powerful
effect upon the bowels until or pain has eti
enthely ceased. Six or eight will in most cases bo
sufficient as a first dose, and one does of this kifid it
is not improbable, may jlrdvenl months of sickness,
perhaps death.
Dr. Benjamin Brptidretd's Vegetable Universal
Pills, are indeed a •universally approved medicine,
which by its action.cleanses the blood of a)l
impurities, removes every Pain and IVeajcness, and
finally Restores the Constitution to perfect Health and
Vigor.
Sold at Dr. Brandreth’s Principal office 241,
Broadway New York, and by L. W. WELLS, at
Columbus, and by Agems in nearly every county
site and village in Georgia and the United States. *
June 20, IMS.
BRUNO & VIRGINS/
HAVE juit received PIANO FORTES
from J. CHICKEKING’S and NUNN’S &
CLARK’S Manufactories, (with and without the
Aiolian Attachment.) and a larpo assortment of
MEW MUSIC,
which they offer for sale on reasonable term.-
1 May 21,1845. 21—ts.