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LEG- A I SALES.
RANDOLPH SHERIFF SALES.
W‘ ILL be sold on the first Tuesday io OCTO
BER tie it, before the Court House door in
the town of CuiUbm. Randolph county, within the
legal hours of sale, the following propcrtyto wit;
Lot oflairi No. 10, in the 7th dislri t of said
eoMHUbviea on a* the property ©fFederi* k Pening
ton, to satisfy one fifii issued from the Superior c urt
of said county* mi favor of the Hiffktnsviile Bank, vs
T'honiia Watts and Federick PetJtngton, securit .
AU that tract or parcel of iand N*. 200 in the 71
dial. oCsanl county, except the widows Dower, lev
ied oo aa the property of John Carter to satisfy one
fi fa issued from the Superior couil of said county, in
favor of the Central Bank of Georgia, vs John H.
Hatcher adinV. of John Cart or, dec’a.
Lot of land No. 204, in the Bill dist. of said coun
ty, levied on as the property of Joseph C. Newberiy,
to satisfy one fi fa issued from the Superior court of
said county in favor of John Thompson vs Joseph C.
Newberry.
Lot o land No. 206 in the 7ih dist. of said county,
levied on as the property of Wright Stan Ily, to sat
isfy sundry ft fas issued from a Justices court iu fa
vor of Major Stand ey and others, vs Wright fetaud.
ley. Levied and returned ty a countable.
Lot of land No. 152 in the Btli district of of said
county and the growing crop of com and cotton, levied
on as the property of George W. Harrison to satisfy
one 6 fa issued t om the Superior Court of \Yi kin
aon county in favor of Andrew W. Ard va Georg*
W. Harrison and John T. Hauison.
One tract or parcel of land known as the Sta db y
plantation on the OnaUahoochee river iu the Bill d-a
trict of said c unty, containing four hundred acres,
more or less, end now m the posscssiou of Janies and
Samuel Harrison,and lying North o( Georgetown,
and onelen acre lot in Georgetown, known as the
place whereon Maj *r Standley foitnerly lived, and
now in possession of Rebecca Dunn, Mild one lot
of blacktmi h tools and one large writing Desk, all
levied on as the property of Major Stand'y to satisfy
one fi fa issued from the Superiot Court of said coun
ty in favor of Frances S. Jaekion vs. Major Stand
lev, and Colson Guilford security on the appeal, prop
erty pointed out by sod Guilford.
One ten ac Jft lot tit Georgetown known as- the place
whereon Maj Bland ey formerly lived, and now in pos
session of Rebecca Dunn,in the 8h district of raifl
county, levied on as the property of Wm. T. Smith,
to satisfy one fi fa issued Iroip the Superior Court of
said county in favor of \\ iiliani G. I’otttr vs William
T. Smith aud Green B. Lewis.
JOSEPH W. GUILFORD Sh’ff.
AT THE SAME TIME AND I'LAL’E,
Will be sold, the following property to wit ;
Lot of lond No. 22, in the 4'h district of said coun*
ty, levied on as the property ol William VV. West to
sii'i'fy four fi fas issued out of a Justice Comt of aid
county in favor of Nathan G. Cli'itee, v. Wiliam
West. Levy made aud returned iu me by a Consta
ble.
Lot of land No 174 in the st*i and a’rict of said coun
ty, levied on as the property ol W • liani Jolioson, to
tailslV two fi fas issued f-om the Superior Court of
Decatur county in favor of Absolom Jobation v<. Wm
Johnson, guaidi&n of Henrv Spears.
South ha?f of lot of land No. 124 in the sih district
of said county, levied on as the property ol Able
Bass, to satisfy three fi lu<s issued out of a Justice
Court of said county in f ivor of Richard Davis vs.
Able Bass ; levy niado and relurned to mo by a Con
stable.
Lot of land No. 88, in the Mi district of said roan
<y, levied on as the properly of John W. Urnwliorn,
to satisfy one fi fa issued from the Suprri r Court of
said county in favor of the Contra'. Bank of Georgia
vs Jonn v\’. Drawhurn, Benjamin W. orr, Edmond
W. Hodges ; JchnC. Hodges, Reuben iiynum,Owtn
G. Thomas.
Lot of laud No 70 in the 4th districtfnf -aid county,
levied on as the property ol Nathan it. Christee to
satisfy two fi las issued from the Inferior Court of
said county, in favor of Thomas H .olden and other*,
vs Nathan G. Christec.
Lota us land No. 80. and half of lot of land No. 81,
and lot of land No. 28 all in the 4ili district ot said
county, levied on ns the property of Benjamin Wil
liams'to satisfy ont* li fa from the Superior Court of
■aid county, in favor of Thomas Hadden v- Brnj.nun
Williams. Pointed out by Nathan ( f'hr isle
One sorrel horse 9 or 10 years old, and one ox rart,
levied on as the property ofJac b Dunn to i*aMsfy one
fi fa issued from the Superior Couit of said county
m favor of Joseph K. Kdiborii vn Jacob Dunn and
Moses H. Baldwin.
Lot of land No. 175, ami half of lot No. 13in tic
7th district of said county, levied on as the propci ly of
Nathan G. Chrisleo lo satisfy two ti fas i.Bucd Ir >m
the Superior Court of said coun-y. in favor of the
Central B ink of Georgia v? Nathan G. Clmatee.
Property pointed out bv sai l Christen.
Lot of land No. 81 in tho lOili district of said c -un
tv, levied on us the property of Gabriel Jon* s i>
safv one li fa issued Irom the Superior Court of said
county in favor of Wm. Taylor vs James Ennis and
Gabriel Jones. Pointed out l> T iuimitf.
One lot in ihn town of Cmhberl, whereon Ann
Reed now lives, levied on os the property of Elbert
and Henry Dckson to satisfy o:io li f.i issued from
the Inferior Court ot Hancock county in favor of
Adams. Parmaiee ,& Cos., vs Elbert Dickson and
Henry Dickson.
Two negroes by the names of How.vd a man about
30 years of age, Thomas a toy about 17 years of age, j
levied on as the property of .Seaborn j\. Smith i i
satisfy sundry fi las issued from the Sup* li r ’ourt ;
of said county in favor ofiht Central It ink of Geor
gia and others vs Ephraim H. Pliut fe< ab rn A.’
Smith, James Buchanan nl George W. Harrison.
Lot of laid No, 263 in the G ii d-sMut *t said;
county, levied oa as ihe property •>!'.limes B. Bell,]
to satisfy one fi la issued from a Justin C -urt of said
county in favor of Janies B. feiuoh vs James B. Bell j
and Benj Cobb sccur-fy on slay. Levy made and
returned to me b- aConp’able.
Two negro girls by the limits of Ednoy and
Ginney, about 12 or 14 years ol age, l vied on as iln
property cf Whretield 13. Smith to satisfy sundry li
las issued from the Superior and Inferior Court* ol j
said county, use in favor of.Osvvi li Holley Vi V\ hit- 1
he'd B. Smith principal, and John Reynolds indorser, j
two in favor of John W. Babb vs \Y* B. Srmih.
Lot of land No. 123 in tho KMi <*i trict of said !
county, levied on as the property *f WiLininG Davis J
to eaiisfy one fi fa issued from the Superior Court ol
•aid County, in favor of William JJ. Lynch ftu he
use ol Joseph Horsley is Will lain G. Davis'.
One Store-house in Georgetown. U-vu and on as the j
property Augustus Anderson to sntisiy one li fa isu and
from a Justice Court ol -aid county, in t.r. >r| J.ic..b
Dunn va Augustus Anderson. Levy niado and re*,
turned to me by a Constable.
East half of lot of land No. 31 iu he G:|i district
of said county levied *R as the prop *rty of Gubric i
Colbretii to satisfy one fi fa issue t o t of a Jo-dice
Court of said county in favor of J csstf l. K y A* Cos. j
vs Gabriel Cos bre'b. Levy made and i-Mii iod to
me by a constable.
Two lots of land No. 20, in th* 11 b district No. 1
26 in Hie 6 h district, both lo **ts. ul c inly, levied !
on as the property of James IJammtt to h*i ofy one j
fi fa issued from the Inferior Court -lMn I uom>iy,iu ;
favor o<"David Ferguson v- James Hamm*- !.
Lot of land No. 29S in the s:h ol'said comi
ty levied on as the properly of I >avid D. Niclmls to
aatisfy one fi fu issued out “fa Ju tce Cmi -*f said
county in favor of Win. Morgan vs David I). Nic-ols.
Levy mad” and returned lo me by a ewosiabl* .
Lot of land No. IBt in 100 l0;t dio.rict* ol sawl
county, levied on as the property of Joseph,B Chris
tee to oa'isfy two fi fas issued f.om Hi* ttu ermr!
Cour: of sani county, one in f.ivor of IS* 11. 11.
W’eed vs, Nathan G. CUrislee, u-i*J Joseph L - Chris
tee, one in*favwrofW. £>. D. Kmr.di-rt, vs Naduui 1
G. Chris lee and Joseph B. (Jhrisico.
Lot of land No, 12J in the 10th istrict ol -aid }
-county levied on as the properly f Gr Lillie to
satjsly one li fa issu’ and from the Inferior Court of
Hancock county in favor of Jain j** Thomas vs C ■*.
Li'tle and Henry S. Dickson, principals, un i Win.
Dickson security.
The fo'lowing property, thre e lots f land Nos. 232,
217, 218, all jii the llili district ol sai 1 couu'y, also
the following negroes viz : Smu-n a mun 45 y ars id’
age, Chaney 30, and ber chd f, Maroaiet u ; irl 12, i
Talitlia a gul 10 iMilley a woman 25 vars of aj-c
IMariah a woman 40, Mao-la a mri 10, Booker a boy
18, Nancy a woman 55 years <1 age, aIJ levied oil
as the property of Jack \Vd-born, (U-cc-un <1 tto saiin
fy sundry fi Ls Irom the Superior Court of r ud coun
ty, one in favor of John Webb vs Elizabeth Wi-tborn,
Eeacutn* of Jack Willborn and ceased, one in favor
of Gastavu* DeLauney and Ja nes K Gachet ad
ministrator of Harrison Jones, deceased, and sundry
others va Elizabeth Willborri Executrix of Jack Will
korn deceased.
East half of lot ofland No 226.1 tof land No 225.
East halt of lot N0.,255, in the lOih district of ru'd
county, levied on as the property us Epbram Kilt-, to
satisfy two li fits issued from tin* the Superior Court
of said county iu saver of B njainin I’narp ami Vlar
tha Tharp vs Ephraim Ellis and S. V\ J. .Ellis.
Oue negDgirl bv the nam’ of Ainanla 11 years
of age, levied on as the property ot M Iton C. An -’
)tbony, o sitisfyone fifa issued from t lie Superior
<Jourt of said county ia f.ivor <*l H'-u y J. Devon vs
UoKasld McDousald and .Milton C. Anthonwy.
* J. W. (JUILFORD, Sli’ff
by R. DAVIS D. Sh’iT.
TttORTGAGR SAI.E.
AT TUB SAME TIME AND PLACE.
East half of lot of land No 160 in tho 9 h dist of
•aid counlv, levied on as tho property of Oilen Bar
bra, to satiify on mortgage fi la issued froiu the Su
perior Court of said comity in favor of James 11.
Burnett vs Ollen Barbre. Proper-y pointed out in
•aid mortgage fi fa.
One lot in the town of Outhbert, Randolph co in*y,
No 3in square 2, the same being the lot whereon
office formerly occupied by E. H Piatt, levied on as
tJi# property of Jasper W. Lawrence, t.i Hatirttvone
-4>erJ£a-2 fi fa issued from the Sup**rio” rou*t of said
§kci?vty, IR fevor r*F Jp/nes H. Burnett vs Jasper W.
iLawrance. Property pointed out m eutd nmrtga^e
riS- j. w. onrr.roß D- stm
Jr 4 Bv It. DAVIS, D. Sl.’ll.
OEOROIA ASI) ALABAMA
BLAN K S,
F(>n SALE AT THIS OWICE.
LEGAL SAL ES.
TAI.UOT SIIEUIFF HAL.KM.
POSTPONED SALE
WILT* be sold on the first Tuesday in OC
TOBER next, before tho Court-house
and >or 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 a* the
property of VVin. C. Hughes to sati-fy * fi fa from
Troup Superior Court in favor of B. M. Sanders,
vs. said Ilughos.
MORTGAGE SALK.
At the same place, on the first Tuesday in
October next,
Will be sold Jhe following property, to-wii t
Jack a man 60 years of age, Jiuney a woman 19
years of age, and Au-justns a child 5 months old,
ievied on a* the property of John F. Thompson, to
-oiti'-fy one Mortgage fi fa from Upson Inferior Court
Jeffrey K. Tk impson vs. John F. Thompson.
JOHN D. MATHIS. P. StTff.
HARRIS SHERIFF SALES.
WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in OCTO
TOBKR next, before the Court House door
iu the iown of Hamilton, Harris County, within the
legal hours of sale, the fallowing property, to-wit :
One hundred acres land, more or Ess, the North
half of lot No. 36 in llm 20di district of originally
Muscogee, now Harris county, lying on Mulberry
Creek, adj fining lands of Col. V. H. Walker, T. V.
Walker mid others, sold as the property of the State
us Georgia, it being one half of lot No 36, condemn
ed as & fraudulent draw.
THUS. A. WILLIAMS SlTff.
ALSO AT TIIE SAME TIME AND PLACE
Will be sold ihe following property t i-wit:
One negro woman Hannah, 28 years old, levied on
a3 the pr ptrlv of Ezekiel Hro*n of Clarke county
io satisfy one fi fa fioni Clarke Superior Court, in
favor of E'izar L. Newt n, el al, Justices of the In
ferior Couri of Clarke county, vs Ezekiel Br-wh and
Isa cS. Vincent, security. Property pointed out
by Stephen Jackson.
•JEREMIAH HALL AM, D. Sh’tT.
TROUP SHE RIFF SAl.ks.
WILL he sold on the first Tuesday in OCTO
BER next, before t o court house door in
the town of Lais range, Troup county, within the
legal hours of *aje, the foil awing property, to wit:
One bay mule—buggy and harness—levied on as
tho | ro;>< rty of John H. Gilmer, to satisfy a fi fa is
sued from Troup co*'nt. Inferior Court in favor of
Ku iv Jones, vs Johu H. Gilmer.
T. C. EVANS, D. Shff.
August 27, 1845.
ALSO, AT IHE SAME TIME AND PLACE,
Will be sold, the following property to-wjt:
One near man by the none of Bo i. about 25 years
old, levied >n as the properly of Joliu J. Dodson, to
satisfV three ti t'as issued from Troup Superior Court,
two in favor of the Central Bank of Georgia, vs Win
H. Stokes and John J. E)od.on—o e in favor of the
Centra! Bank of Georgia, va John J. Dodson and
VVm. B. Stokes. Piopnrty pointed out by said Dod
son.
Also, one road wagon and one sorrel mare, levied
on as the property of Henry Freeman, lo satisfy
one fi fa issued f oin Troop Superior Court, in favor
of Simon Hughs vs Henry Freeman. Property
point ed out by the tteftudanl.
j. taylor and. si>
MARION SHERIFF SALES.^^
WILL be sold before the Court-huise door in
the town of Tazewell. Mur ion couuty, on
first Tues ‘ny in 03 l'O BE It next, within the legal
hours of sale, the folio wing properly, to-wit;
One grey horse, ten years uIJ, I bay litlv, 3 years
old.l b r-nic io, I horse cart, 11 bead of hogs, sup
to be year o:ds 3 cows and calves; ail levied
on as the property of N. W. Rogers, lo satisfy one
li fa from Houston superior court in favor of Hiram
15. Troutman vs Nathan W. Rogers, and Reuben
sl.ippev iudoiser.
JEREMIAH WILCHAR, Sh*(f.
AT TIIE SAME TIME AND PLACE*
Will be sold liie following property, to-wit :
One negro woiir n named dally, and her seven
children, a.I levied oil as the pr >pery of John Al.
Glaze, lo saiisly two li fag isfl.ied from Alarion sSu
pt-riur c-mri; one in lavoi of Roger 1.. Gun -io vs J.
VI. Giuzt: and oue m favor ol Riidrcw Lowe, sui
* tying copai luoi of zkndrevv Lowo & Cos. vs John
Al. Giazo.
One negro worwau naoicd Mill; ; levied on as tin;
property of Huijii-loii Good,to satisfy one b a issued
Irom a justice court of iYturion county, m favor ot Jas
per N. otoiy vs llumiiion Good.
One negro girl named Nancy, ah nit 22 years; le
vied on as ilie properly ol John Rogers, io sandy
sundry fi la> issued from a justice com t of IVi iriuu
couniy, ii favot of Charles D. vs John Rod-
ZACHARIAH WALLACE,D. SlUff.
UTEWAKIhiIKIUFF SALES.
ll.L be sold ticftuo the Court-hoi.be door in
wV ilu* town t Lumpkin, Stewart c unity, on
the mst Tuesday in OCT OoDti neU the following
property to-wil :
Aloso . e, negro woman 18 years o'd, ami her chill
8 tiiontliß oim 11 vied on as die property of William
R. fcinr, lo aalisty ill ffll owing li fas; Am., Fos
ter vs William R.Siurr and llcury Luos R
c loAu.len vs liiiam RJjan , m .ker Henry Siarr
l\. Eut'in Holloman, imiursurs, u.l issued from fetuw
art siipci ior coui i.
One fttukey and harness; levied on as the property
of Peter fecoit, lo saiisfy one li fit I'roin felewui i upe
ri'*r court: Robert Cotreiis vs Peter fer ott.
Unv lot of dry goods an I other arucit sol
disi; le ied ou uo liie property of W iiiilieul Ai. Cam,
to suti'ly ihe id I owing n in-* Bowie, Barker A Bow
ie va Cum sci \\ rigiu, and others .
T *\o grey horses, urul iwu-hors mail coach; le
vied on as iiu* property of Alien Loveiico, to satisfy
one aUaclimeiii fi fa from Stewart superior court, io
tuvor otCS.iiiiuel M. Latimer vs Alien Lovebce.
J \vo negroes, I aac a urnii, and Putty a woma< ;
levin! on s the property of John Reynolds lo satisfy
ihe lo lowing li 1 is; Wi iis Koberi> vs John Rey
nolds; nud oilier:; all issued from fetewait spuer lor
.c^urt.
tine 50 saw gn, and one still and worm; levied
on it’ the propuiy o William Newsom, to satisfy
•me li lit Iron feimvart eupeiior court: il.fic? licit i.*>
John A. Bunigii'iiur, vVilum Newsom, George
Bunks aud Josepii fitliaw, svcuiiiy on ihe appeal.
The following Ms or parcels ol land, low.t: ball
o! .wi No. lol.nnd Ii lof lot No. 104, and litiy u
cu s>l lobNiV 104, a fin the 32d dis:. offeiewart c .in
ly; b‘vi* don jin the properly of Joel Wit .iaci<, to
>-jti?fy on* ii fa from Stewart superior couri; Ihe Jus- 1
ucee *4 the Inlori >r Conn vr JoeJ VN arnack, Asa *
Alathewn and William Mathews,
Iwo lots ol land, .Jie place whereon Grcrn I),
iuis now lives, m ilu-2isi disi. jSiewait county,
i Nos. not Known, also 7 slaves, ail levied on us the
property of Ur* ii D. Sims, lo n i ,fy alie following
h f is: Geo:go Young vs Green I) trims, and o*lur?.
Lot ol lu'id No* 71, and the .l lying cost, in the
-4th di u.cl >tewuit c.unity, I* v.cd on as the pro.
pe ly ol W i liuu! H L. Cooper, to satisfy Die fol
; wmg li ffl.s: Jeasu i*. Harrell vs Wm. Ai. L- Coop
i or, ami o lieis
Lots ot laud No 101, in site 24ili dist of Stewart
I c.ountyj levied on as toe properly ot Wm. Cooper, to
satisfy the f .Rowing fi fa.?: Joii *s Giiffin vs V\ dliain
Cooper, and oiin is.
j Hull o 1.l No. 119, in the 20ih di t. of Stewart
j couniy and one negro man Patnck; all levied on us
: ilic property ol fiohort Rives, io satisfy one ti fa Irom
Stewart Superior court; Archibald Nicholson vs
Wil uuu R. Hunter, Ko-itrt Airves, Asberry Cowles
cud Mat hew VVjjght, securities.
JuiiN V. PRICE, SlrtL
AT THE SAME TIME AND I’I.ACE,
Will be sold the tolloing properly to wit:
i Lot of land No. 5 in the 33rl district of originally
1 Lee, now Stewart cotunly; l< vi and on us the prrpsrly
of Joseph 8. Bailey, to satisfy one Ii I'u from fete wart
fenperim court, m favor ol Curisiupher Brooks, ex*
• cui>r, and Nancy Brooks, cxecutnx of Covington
Brooks, decea ed, va Joseph fe. Hatley attd • ui. R.
Kimbrough, ?ecurtiy.
Lot of Find No. 63, in the 33 J district of originally
Loe, iiuw fete wm l county; levied <>n as ;he propei ly
of Edward Wlute, to satisfy one fi fn from feievvart
tiuperior court, in f.tvo> of me Central Hank of Geor
gia vs William While, maker, William Johnson, Ed
ward White aci David Rodgers,indorsers.
Qce negro girl by the name of Eliza; levied on us
ihe property of Robert l>. Dukes, to ?a'isfy mindry’
li In • issued from a j i**'ice’s court of Lwn county,
in favor *l Redd v Robert D. Dukes.
O.ie lot i*f land. N* 31 in the 2Jd district of ori.
ginall Lee, now fetewart county; levied on as the pro
perty of James Webb, to saiisfy two li fin bom
fe'MVart l lienor couit in favor of Jefferson J. La
mar vs James Webb und VV Hiaru Webb the same
vs James Wnbb, m iker, and Jaiues Givens, mdor
A150,25 slaves; 1 cieiw c doted horse, ] bay mare,
2 2 vearod clih, I ox* ait. I yoke es oxen, one road
wag -n and gear, 30 bead of stock cattle, more or
, .e-s, seventy head of stck dogs, more or less,
and vorto k articles of fanmiig and plantation tools,
ami 1 cott.*n gin; al levied n as the property
De Lauuay, lo satisfy ihe following fi
fas from fetnw.irt Biiperio, cou. t: the Bank of Mill
edgov.lle vs Jame* b. Do Launuy, and others.
DANIEL M A Till SON, D. feh’ff.
MORTGAGE SALE.
At the same place, on Ihe first Tuesday in
jyottember next.
One negro woman hy ilie name of Lilly; levied on
as the property of Asberry Cowles, m Mitisfv one
. mortgage fi ta from Stewart Inferi *r court, William
fe. Alexander, vs Asb e.rry Cowles.
One negro hoy by tin* name of Iverson: ley ed on
as the property of of Thomas Pi and Jdm V. Bartee
to satisfy one niorigajje li In from the Inferior coun
ol fetewart county * W j.ltain A. U Edward E. Raw
son vs ibo sai 1 J 5 itccs.
JOHN V. PRICE, Sb’ff.
LEGAL SALES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALIC*
Wll.L. be sold, in Harris county on die 1 4th day
of October next, at the la:e residence ol
lames s“mi|h deceased, all the perishable property
beleng-ng to the estate of sa : d Smi li deceased. -
Also the land and tugrocs of said esiatewill be
rented and hired on the same day.
Term* madokno v on the day of sale.
Furthermoie—All those having demands against
sai I estate are requested to make their demands
kr.own HUGH HORN, ) Adin’rs
l-.UZ A SMI l'H, J A ,n rß ’
lii'y 30, 1845 M—4od3.*
AUMIariSTKATOR’S SAI.E,
WIIjL be sold on the first Tuesday in Novem
ber next,before the Court house door in the
town of Lumpkin Stewart couuty, hy virtue of an
order of (lie honorable the lofetior Court of said
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes :
Half of lots of land, Nos. 83, 84, 85, 109 and
lot of lan I No. 115, all of said lots lying in the 24ih
dist. ol’ said county,an I containing 708} acres, well
improved, with a good Apple and Peach Orchard.
Soid as the. properly of Robert Burk, deceased, for
the purpose of eff ring a distribution among the
dis'ributeea. Twins of sale-—purchasers will be
r qmred to give notes in amount not exceeding 30
dollars, with one or more good security. Half wil
be required lo be paid 25th December, 1846, the oili
er hall 251 h December 1817.
JOHN WILLIFORD, A-lm’r.
Persons wishing to examine said lands would
do well lo apply to John Williford, living three miles
north of Richland. Post Office, Stewart county, Ga.
August 27, 1845 35
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK.
AGREEABLY, loan Order of the Houorab'e In
ferior Couri, of Stewart coun'y. whfcn si’ting
fr Ordinary put poses, will be sold before the court
house door in Lumpkin, fete wart county, on the first
Tuesday in October next, the Isrtds belonging lo the
Estate of Blufurd Spence, laic of said ci unty dec’d.
Con fistin'! of the following lo*s ofland to wil: No.
126. 153, 162, and thecas! half of lot No. IGI, all ly
ing in the 22d district of originally Lee, but now
Stewart county, lying about one mile above Flor
ence, on the /dumbos Road* well improved, and iu
a higli s ate of Cultivation, soid for the benefit of die
heir of said Estate.
Terms made known on the day sale,
JAMES HILLIARD. Adm’r.
August fi, 1845 32—ii*.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
AGREEABLY to an order of tho Inferior Court
of Randolph county, when bitting for ordinarv
mtrposr.s, will he sold on the fijrst Tuesday, iu De
cember next, hes re ile Court house door, in the
Town of Cuthbert, the South half of lot ofland No
179, in the tenth District of said couniy, Bold as the
properly of Henry Shell, dec’d.
BOLAND SHELL. AdmV.
September 10, 1845. * 37—ids.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
WILL )c sold ut the late residence of Joseph
Williams, dec’d in Randolph couiTy, op the
twonty-fifh day of October next one brown hay
Mare, four 3 ears old, ns the properly of said dic’d
lor the benefit of the biers und creditors.
THOMAS CORAM. AdmV.
September 10, 1845. 37—tdp#
FOUIi MONTHS NOTICIiS.
jpOUK MONTHS after date, application will be
JT in’ido to the honorable the. Inferior Cou , *t of
Randolph Cpunty, when sitttngfor ordinary pm posts
jorlt*nve tos*ll the real estate of Bcnjunuu Thomas
; ofsafil county deceased.
■ liUKREI.I. JOINKHPIfcnV.
’Aept 3, 1815. £^nfr*4in
-*•*- —m,
MONTHS sfi.-r dale n Pi) to'ton wltl
he marie lo the honorable
of Talbot county, when sitting for oruiuary purpMis
lor leave to set’ all the land and m-g org behuiging
to the estate of Robert Snellings dec’d.
JOHN J.SNKLLING3, Ex’or.
August. 27. 1845. 35
■ AOIJ R mouths afterdate,application will be inside
BT to the honorable the Inferior Court of Mus
cogee county, when sifting for Ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell the ’an I and negroes belonging* to
the estate us Adam Rodgers, late of sail county,
deceased.
A. B. IIUEY, Adm’r.
July 23 1 IS St i— 4m
lIOUII MtrbU’U.S mier date, application will
. be made to the Inierior Court o’
Stewart county, fr ordinary purposes,
for leave to ■•ell the negroes belonging to
ihe estate of James late of said coun
ty, dec’d. Wily Ahii’r.
1101 R after .latMppj. ica'i-.n
. be made to ilfcinimrabh'doWif<’i mr Court of
Stewart county, of Ordinal v,
f*r leave io -Ii lot of 128, in the 33d
district of Siewait being tfiu rail
(Slate of Bcnj noil .
SIOUR MDNTIIS afterdate application will be
1 made io the h no-nble ttie inferior Court ol
Randolph county, when silting tor ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell purl of lot ofland No. 47 in 20th dis
trict of Mari n comity, the being land belong
ing tu Bonnet ohulfield minor.
WILL FORD RABUN, Guardian.
September 10 1845, ‘->7.
IJIOUK MONTHS after date, application will
. be made to the Hon. In erior Couit of I’albot
county, when sming for Ordinary purposes, for leave
io sell the Store-House and lot in the town of Tal
hotton, belonging to the estate of George Al. Go l* tt,
dec’d. si'uate be: ween the Store-Houses of William
Sailings and Daniel C. Maund.
JOSEPH POIJ, Adm’r.
dc bonis non of George M. Guilett, dcc’J
May 21, 1845 . 21
I MONTHS alter date, tipplicition wil
mad** to the honorublc the liil*-rior Court of
Early county, while silting lor Ordiuar; purposes,
.for leave lo sril the. laud belonging to tin* estate of
John A, Wood, deceased, lor bem fit of the heirs
and creditors of said deceased
Z A DUO R SA W > ER, A d.n’r.
June, 25,1845. 26
Daniel M Douguld,
ti VS. !
James H. Shr:er,and j Bill in Equity.
James Holfird. !
O’ ft appearing to tho Court, that James 11 lf**rl r*:-
BL sides wit limit the limits of this S'nl , and thaU
James tl. Sb rler has been served. On moiion.or
lere*t that service be perfected on said James II 1-
ford, by pm heal mu ol this ru!, orre a month for
four mouths, i.i one of the public gazettes of the city
ol Columbus.
A true opv from the MJunes of Muscogee feupc
iiur Court, F2ili July, 1845.
B. BEASLEY, Cl rU.
July 23,1845. 3Q-^n>4m
William Fiaker i Hill f-r Discovery and ac*
vs. I count, m Early Supe-
Elias Siiupson und >i>>r Court, April term,
Orran W. Wakefield J 1315.
IT appearing to the < Jou r: that EUas one
ol tho defendants io the. above i-tattd Bill, resides
out of this State,* oo motion, ordered by the Court,
that ilie said Elias Simpson be Htid appear nt the
next T'erm of this Court and plead and ausvn r or
demur to said 15ill. not demuring alone, and thi Rule
be published in one of the public Gazettes of this
fetate onec u mouth 4or four inoiillis which shall be
sufficient service.
A true extract fiotn the minute** <4’ snid Court
April 30th 1845. JAMES HAZE Cl’k.
September 3,1845. [T. & G.J 36—m4m.
/f 1 EOR(i IA, Randolph County—Whereas Rob’l
Vuff Cm. Ricks, Adm’r on the estate of James Fort,
deceased, applies for letters of dismission.
These art therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to he and appear at my nffiee within the time pro
scribed ny law, to shew cause, if any they have, why
said letters should not be granted.
Given under iny hand at office,this Ist Sept 1845.
O. P. BEALL, c. c. o.
September 10, 1845. 37—6 m
_______ -
To alter ami amend the sevenlli seetion of
the first Article of tbs Constitution of this
State.
S.kction 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Slate of Georgia, in
(Jcntrul Assembly met, anti it is hereby unuclttl by
the authoiity of the same, that whenever this act shall
have passed in accordance with the rcquirments of
ihe Constitution of this State, the following shall be
1 adopted in lieu of the sai l seventh section .—Each
county of this Slate shill have one Representative,
and no couniy shsll have more than two Represen
tatives. Thirty-seven counties having the greatest
’ population, counting all fr<e w hite, persons aud
three-fifths of the people of color, shall have two
1 Representatives —nnn if any new ro'intv shall be
hereafter formed, said new coupty shall he entitled
to one Represent alive, and .the apportionment
shall he rnude hy the. General Assembly al the ees
si-*u of which this section shall b- adopted ns nn al
torufioc ol lm* Constitution, by an act to be intro
’ duced after the adoption thereof, and anew appor
tionment shall be made at the session next after each
i future enumeration of the inhabitants of this State,
made under the Constitution and laws thereof, but
at no other lime.
[Signed.] CHARLES J. JENKINS
£p*jftkr of ho House of Representatives.
.CHARLES DOUGHERTY,
President of the Senate*
Assented f December 27ih 1813:
GEORGE W. CRAWFORD, Governor,
Apri’ 2,1815. (S. R.) 13—6 m.
LEGAL NOTICES.
lajUSCOtiES SUBJiItIOR COURT, My
It A Term, 1845.
lames S. Watson kadi
William G. Watson, mi
nors.by their next friend,
James A. Slaton.
Vi |* Bid for ascount, Relief
John H. Watson, and and Injunction.
Benjamin W. Walker,
Executors of James C.
Watson, dic’d. ; The In
surance Bank of Colum
bus Farish Carter and
Michael J. Kcnon, Exec
u on of George W. Mur
ray, dec’d.; The Wes
tern In urahce and Trust
Company of the ciy
of Columboe, Muitland,
Kenned\ &Co M Seaborn
Jones,* E. S. Hamilton,
T. S. Pelton, survivors,
&.c M Silas B. Stillwell.
J.S. Smith, Cos., and
The Planters & Mechan
ics Batik of Columbus. J
IT appearing to the Court, that David Maitland,
David S. Kennedy. Stewart C. Maitlaud. James
Co-rell, E. S. Hamilton, T. S. Pelton, George
-Seymes, and Silas 15. Stillwell reside beyond the
Jurisdiction of this Cosu r ti
It is, therefore ordered, that said defendant be, and
are hereby required to plead, answer and demur, to
complainants Bill, not demuring alone, at the next
Term o this Court ; or ilia said Bill be taken pro
confess > as to them,& that service of said Bill wil! &
this rule, be made aud perfected by publication of this
Rule, once a month for four month! before said court,
in the Columbus Times, a newspaper published i.i
the city ofColuuibus. G*.
JOHNSON & WILLIAMS,
Compl’t Sols.
A true copy from the Minutes of Muscogee Su
perior Court 27th day of June, 1845.
15. BEASLEY, CJ’k.
July 16, 1545. 29—m4m
Seaborn Jones & )
John Schley, I
vs. ( Bill for Discovery, Relief
George Field and the sand injunction.
Phoenix Bank of Colutn- |
bis, and others. J
ORDERED, upon the application and moti nos
said complainants, in the above stated cuuse,
that saul bill of complaint be amt-nd- and hy making
the Southern Life Insurance and Trust Company,
being a body corporale, established by the laws of
the lute Territory of Florida, a parly defendant there
in, and hat sni i bill do now stand so amended that
the same so demanded be served on said The Sou’h
ern Life l.isurance and Trust Company mix i The
PiiCßuix Bank of Columbus by publication hereof,
in one of ihe Public Ga/.ottes of this State once n
month for fojr mo lbs, calling upon paid defendants
to appear in Court on or before the next.Terin there
of, and plead, answer or demur to the same bill on
pam of hiving the same taken for, confessed against
I them amt of having other proceedings taken against
them therein.
An l itjs further ordered, That said complainants
have leave to amend their said bill of complaint, fur
;hur, and ns to other matters in vacation, and that
the said bill when so amended be served on said The
Southern I.iff Insurance and Trust Company, and
The Phoenix Bank of Columbus, as aforesaid, hy the
■ sumo notice if the amendments last aforesaid shall
F be lilod in otfiae soon enough, but if not, that the same
i bil be served on the parties, def-u iants last afore
i said, hy publicaiicn in like manner hereof once a
month fr four months preceding the Term following
immediately after the next Term of this Court call
ing upon them in like maimer, and under tike puin,
to appear and plead, answer or demur to said bill
1 at tfiat Term.
1 ,. A true extract from the minutes of Murcogcn Su
i pcrior Court. B. BEASLEY, Cl’k.
1 July 23,1815. 30— mini.
Richard j Jsj|| for Discovery, Rebel and
Daniel wilder aud \ I'T',"""™ m Trou,. Superi-
Samuel DavU. J or Oourt ’
IE appearing to the Court that Samuel Pavi*, one
of thanicfendants in the above Bill resides out of
> the limits of this State. It is therefore on mdion,
, ordered by the Court, that said ■Samuel Davis ap
pearand plead, answer or demur, to said Bill, on or
fi fore the first day of the next Term of this Court
as m default tliereoftuhe plaintnTbe permitted to take
Ins answer pro confctwo. An'd that said defend ut
[ be served hy publi mtion of this rule in the Columbus
Times in terms of the Itiw.
’ A true copy from the Minu’es ol Troup Superior
’ Court, Ai ru Term 1845.
MOSES LEE. Cl’k.
July 16 1345.
BENJAMIN COOK, 3
’ josttpu'w.’Gcii.pOßn. \ r.v A'yt/vr.
• and AN DItKVV T. pAVIS.J
In* fluii'lil/th Superior Court , April ‘Verm. 1845.
¥T appearing to the Cotirt that Andrew T. Davis,
o ic of said defendants resides out the S'ate of
( Georju. and that lie rannol be seived pe snnally :
Ordered, That he be served by the publicnti nos
tins Rule, rrq uring the said Davis to plead, answer
( and demur, M ‘>t demurring alone, once a month for
six months. Witness my iiaiid and olfioi .1 signature.
At Clumbers, Mav2Uth. 1845.
LOTT Wa It REN, Judge s. c. s. w. c.
A true extract from the lirnutes of said court.
SAM. W. BROOKS, Oh rk.
July 9, 1845. JT. &G.l 23-6 m.
! a> -or ) ]n Equity, in Early Supe
-1 Burwell J. Wynn Cu r!’ 9 <:U, . , 1 “ r , ‘ rerl ”
Jau.ru (V. Huru.s & “ 1J r r, ‘’ U,r !*cvery,
• K.in. nd S. Darnrs.J KrUcf and lujuncl. m.
’ D 1‘ appealing tttie Court, that James W. Barnes
’ £l. one of the 1 )t'feiidairs above imines, resides out
nflhe limits of the State t Georgia. Ord red tiiut
S'Tvice of sai l 15i I be p rs eled u ion him bv pub
lication of tfiu Rule once a moil h for six months .n
one of llie.pubi'C Journal- o'Columbus. •
And that the said Jatn<*s W., ba required to aj
f pear und to plead, answer and demur, not demurring
alone to said h I’ according to Law.
f Wi ne<s my bind hiiil olficial B'gmture afi-Cham
; hers, .vlay 20th, 1845.
LOTT WARREN Judge.
s. c. s. w. c.
July 30, 1845, 31—m6.n
John II Howard. A dm’/. ]
wih the will annexed of |
Auu B Bust wick; dec’d. j
vs. p Bill f*r discovery, relief
Stephen Oliu, Joseph B. i . ud direction.
Greene as ad'u’r. of Bur- J
(on Htqd.ii n,dec’d., Ara- |
bell i Alepburn io her own I
right, and as guardian of I
Joseph Hepburn, and oth- I
era, for children. j
0f appearing to the Cou t. that at the. la st. Term
. a rule was granted the complainant aforesaid, to
**ll• (* ’ s-rvi *c oft said Bill of (• •mplauit, on said Ara
bella Hepburn by publication, she being shown to ro~
.-i ie out of said state, and that by mistake, the pub
lication aforesaid wanted three days of being lour
months next before tins ‘Term ; and it further ap
pearing that sad Arabella has continued to reside,
and still resides out of said State, lt is <*rderd on
mo ion of complainants feolicitors, that said bi l of
complaint be served on eniddefendant, Arabella Hep
burn by the publication once a month for lour
mouth'*, m a public gazette of fits State, of a inmiou
calling n smd Arabella, to be and appear at the
in-xi Term of this Court, before tins Gouit. then ami
I here to plead, answer or demur to said lud.
May Tkkm, 1845.
A true copy f. otn the Minutes of Muscogee Supe
rior Court, 13th July, 1845.
13. BEASLEY, Clerk.
July 23, 1845, 30—m4m
(COPY.)
Comjmbus, Julv 19, 1844.
Dollars 829 90 On the Ist May, 1845 i promis
ed to pay to J. L. King or order, Eight Jl indrod
and twenty niue Dollars, ninety .cent t lor value re
ceived. W r . fe. NELL.
King &, Bradford 4 Muscogee Inferior Court
vs. July Term, 1845.
William S. Nel! maker, ) Rule Nisi
and > To Establish lost note.
John L King, endorser $
IT appearing to the Court that George W, King
and William Bradford, Merchants and copart
ners under the name of King & Bradford, owneu and
! possessed in their own right, on the nineteenth day of
April Eighteen Hundred und forty-five, an original
note of hand, a copy of which is attached to the peti
tion of the said Kmg &, Bradford, and jt further ap
pearing that the said original Note has been lost or
itpstroyed, and that the s tjd note is still unpaid, and
that the same remans and still is the right foi pr spor
ty of the said K rig <s• Bradford. It is therefore or
dered that the said VV ill Jam S. Nell (maker) and
John I*. Kmg (endorser) show cause (if any they
have) by the next Term of thi* Court, why the said
annexed to the said petition, should not be r -
in lieu of said original i.otc* st lost as afor< -
smd. And it is further ordered rh it a copy of ths
Rule bßfc’sonaUy served upon William fe. N* H the
matter, in thf said Slate of Georgia, and
that tho soTi Jolin'JU King endorser, who resides
without the Innls State, he served by h pub
lication of tni* rule in wjjjdic Gazette in said
S'n.e for the space of threA%(pftis.
A true transcript from the minules of the said Court
this 18th day of August 1845
N. McLESTER, Cl’k
August 20, 1845. 34—3 m,
CAUTIOH.
ALL persons arc forewarned ffoai trading with
mv wife Monimia Kinsey, or having anv -thing
to do with her on my account, (she having Tuft iny
bed and board.) ns I will not be responsible for her
contracts or conduct in anywise.
JESSE KINSEY.
Lafayette, Ala. Aug. 16, 1845. . 31—in
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
meriwether v qounty, GA.
THIS delightful Watering Place is now open for
the Season, und r the most flattering auspices.
Having now beyond ail question, and by ihe united
testimony of the hundreds who have tested the virtues
of tho White Sulpficr, secured for the establishment
a degree of confidence and favor unparalleled io the
fi.Btoiy of any other watering place so recently offrr
•cd to the public patronage, the Proprietor has been
encouraged to make considerable miprovemen b upon
the buildings and pleasure giounds attached to the
place, and also toengagethe services of experienced
and popular managers, so that no inducement may
be lacßtng to diaw to the riprmgs a collection worthy
of I heir mciits.
I’o tbs stranger, who has never tested the virtues
of the crystal fountains and balmy atmosphere of
this pleasant region, it is only necessary to say, that
these Spntfgs are located in the midst of the most
delightful and healthfil region of our State, a few
miles north ofihe Pine Mountain, and only nine miles
south east of* Greepvfle, through which place a daily
line of Stages, connecting with the principal lines of
the Union, is now in operation.
The proprietor Hat'crJ himself that his is the only
establishment in the whole South where the visitor
can be accommodated with an equal variety of waters.
Here we have the purest free-stone fountains, the
strong an 1 the in lJ chalybeate, and the White Sul
phur, surpassing in purity, and in the distribution of
is elements, any hitherto known.
But besides this, we have a country abounding in
scenery, romantic an I beautful, and are surrounded
hy a population unsurpassed for intelligence and
moral worth, by *hat of any other farming and strict in
in the State. From these advantages we may safe
ly expect to daw all that may be required to‘gratify
the inte lectnal, moral‘br physical appetites of our
visitors ;and neither expense, solicitude nor effort,
on the part of the proprietor, shill be wanting to ren
der this watering place as popular for its accommo
dations as it already is unrivalled for the gifts of a
beneficent Providence.
BATHING.—Tho Proprietor has fitted up large
and commodious Bathing Houses, which are not
surpassed by any in ihe State.
The BALL ROOM will be open every evening,
and will be provided with the best Music the cot ntry
affords.
03= A line of Stages will be run three times a
week.by Col. Wm. M. I joe, from Columbus, via
Hamilton, to the White Sulphur Springs.
WALKER DUNCAN.
Meriwtlier county, May 21,1815. 21—if.
N. P.—The proprietor will add, flint whilst striv
• ing to satisfy visitors in his Minerals and attention,
’ he will also try to satisfy them in charges.
A LIST OF LETTERS, IS
£4 EM \INMG in the Pont Office at Cobi JM
■b Ga.,011 the Ist ol S-ptemb-r, 1845. fjl
Asqw.Mrs Sarah Lasiter, J'F /■
AfflAMissGeorgiana Lapham, iMrs S U
A James Lekev, John T fim
W l.inday,JG
Krir.o'J® A D Lnmar
B’ Lockhart. }t^m
Burr l.amm l)r®\ |j
Loud, P
Lancast IVI
B ers, G Lamh,
Boyd Lloyd, Aflr.ElizaJbeth
Byaces, IV* El za Lawsor^H^in'leus
Burke, B E Llovd Wm Elizabeth
Ben nett j sloore*>hn R
Booth. MaxH^raVyin
Bramlin,
Beal, N P ,\lil !>/
Beattie, M<w; ft J
Bascom S u # 2 VluVanA'liouns
A l'\x*
m ■’
(Jiinnini, Jno v
Cone, Lucius H “'’ l|
Christmas, M". Vlcliulfie, Susan
Crn ts,M;ijP V ■ Mcßrhee, !\fiss Eliza
Cox, Jesse m M iMcßl'is-er, Hon Mii 2
Clark, J M & B * m M.fi.ll, Ju . A
Clark, Miss Ann N(|inau,.l 15
Caraway, Hls mm O’Neal, I.ettv
Clayton, Isaac M PJmer, Gust
Cross, Miss L.ccr Pippers, S D
(shri-tian, Martha Hpß Pruett, Miss Louisa
Campbell Mrs M |jliillip, A (’
Cox. Sampson m jrve. Valentino
Candy, John M Hi/t>cks, John
Coleman, Mrs CajKtrin9a<ussa\v. James
Da,vis. ‘Phuinaß m Wlland ill. I B
Dillon, J W M ■tvlander. Wm J
Dav, A C SLimsey, Mrs P
Dewell. MrsjKmcy._ J Ar,
Detnming, How.mr
Dean. Mrs Miz watL 2( stAj, Ain T
D. GroffnriM, Col Wm j SnA Jno
Ednion :fll M ! I SuiA, Miss M A
EdniondsotAMi-s F A/J P!>i ipC
Evans, It. Ajosuh / SnellWY N
Edtpnliorowi, Mrs M B B
T / C
Fa\erwifllier, l‘’iancrs Rev T M
FlournoMJno M j Snell, E
Faison,Heorgc I I Su;p!e, a!t rW 2
Flournw, Mrs MaryfA Spear,
Foucb<HlJanii;l / Shearbo® Mrs Mary
Freeui®, Mrs . Druo ler Smith, Gwrge 15
Fain, Mru Mai ji Mj Scott, JoS'i’
Goodly honns I Sat.ders, M W
Grahjy, AB Ii I Sasnett, J
Ganiyjn,MssA R’ Schlev, MioAcinrlu'te
(.4 ret*, John Slaughter. .ißius
Grwi, A B Terry,G BAL
Tanom, Jaco^B
Turk, mI •
Hjwiul,Taint s 0 \ ray” ink, MrMMary H
11 jfllv. Thornton, Wml
Turniige, HarvtA
I Jtfier, Alexander Tljisl o. Jp.m**s Jvß
[alland. Miss
W|luins.
S>ll. Mr S W i Na! c*-y
Stu ‘hilL Miss A E Ward, 1
Harp, J ‘lm H.i Warner, A
&rfts, Henry M Witaon. l^^Ay
Imwit, John 1. Wingate
y, Slattm V\ illett, M w
JoAs.'Mi'S El Ti'i a Wa'ker, R e^La-.a
Jetton, Miss Anna Wilks, BarlSt
J ante rim,. Pleasant Wilson IJtnlK
W ingatq Walker, V til
„Wg Mrs
Kirhec Jft’i'.ev VVliatley,
LanemHucob A Warren, Dr^Hr
LawreJce Win II Walls,fenrah#^
Lewis, Mis La Faye! to j A
Personscalbng lo any ol the above Icttlrs will
please sav they are advertised.
JOHN FORSYTH, P. M.
Seplernher 10, 1845. 37
ALABAMA LAI\S FOB SALE.
IWILL sell at low price-, (to-"ii :) 2240 acies
on north Cuwikee Creek, Russell coun'y, ah ut
half cleared, and ready for*cultivation wilti a Gin
housc, Screw and all necessary buildings—3so
or 400 acres rFh bottom Lands, ami some sor GOO
acre* yet to clear. These Lands cost me in the
woods from 8 to 10 dollars per acre ; and in order to
pay debts, 1 now offer them, well improved, at 5 dol
lars per nere. Also. 320 acres of excellent wood
Lands, near north Oowikee, at 4 dollars per acre,
they cost sor fi allow ttiQcs. Also, on Mid
dle Oowikee Creek 480 aces, in Barbour couuty,
near Spring Hiil, Ala., and the beat Lands m the
country. A Iso. Ea&t half of Sec. 26, adjoining F.
Lee. Esq. in Barbour c unty, rich bottom Lands
mostly.
All of which Lands. I will sell low for cash, or on
n credit qf one end two years, for bonds and approv
ed securities. My CHeraeer.s on the Cowiket’s will
shew the Lands.
CUfcLEN BATTLE,
of Eufaula Barbour Couiitv, Ala.
Jan 22. 1845.
FOR SALE OBt RENT,
n A COMFORTABLE REBI
n A DENCE in the upper part
*~~i;M s ßaft ofjhecttv. Apply to
HMMK JNO. J. B. HOXEY.
March 12, J 845 11—t/
plantatioaT for sale.
THE subscriber b*ing
fl ■S Lj desirous of removing into JBRjbSggt
** - town, offer! f>r sale his
Plantation,stock Ac. situ
ated about FIVE MILES
FROM COLUMBUS, on the Hamilton Hoad.
K. TANNER. -
*• Columbus, July IC, 1845. 29—ts
NOTICE. i
To Teachers and others interested in
Educational matters.
THE subscriber offers so- sale his School Proper
tv in Gleunville, Barbour coairly. Ala.—consist- -
ing of a lot of land containing some 18 acres, upon |
which there lias been creeled three comtnod*ou.s
school buil.lings, utualed iu the central and most eli
gible part of the village for school purposes.
The buildings are a Chapel, 2 s*ones high, 40 by
68 feet, with galhr es—two wings of one stoy each,
20 bv 50 feet. There is also a good double log cab
in, with shed rooms and suitable out-houses attached
to the premises. Also, a fine Garden Spot and large
Peach Orchard, both ot which have been recently
in. A well of excellent water on the lot, and
a fine public Spring within 200 yards of ihe buildings.
For health, no place South of the Potomac has
any advantage of this.
Foi the prospect of a flourish ing High Sch ol citli
er Male or Female GlcnnviKe is second to no place
of my acquaintance, there being over 200 children
within two miles of the •”* chool Bui’dxngs.
Applications must be made by those wishing t >
purchase, prior to th 15th Nov. next. 1 will take ;
three thousand dollars for th above described pro
perty —one hail cash, the remaining half in small
notes payable January Ist, 1847.
SPENCER W. TAYLOR.
Glennvilto, Ala. Aug. 27. 1345. 35—8 t
lIEWE’S LINAMENT
For RlicuaEi:ili*aM !
ALL Rheumatic persons nave very good reason
for rejoicing, that limy cun obtain an artich*
that will set a 1 rheumatic complaints at defiapee
We wonder that people will sulLr a moment with
this distressing and excruciating pam when tlicv can
find a certain cute in th e preparation. ‘J'ne c< r iti j
cates that the proprietors have would nston sh the j
most increduluus.—Patie its, win have been laid up
for years, and who never expected again to be about,
in health, or without cru'ches, have been almost mi
raculouglv raised f otu tlr ir bed of pain, and restor
ed io their friend3 sound in limb, and entirely tree
from pain of any kind. ‘This is nq fiction, fiui fact,
and thousands who have used it can testify to it. use
fulness. Beware of coun’eHeits.
Sold by Coiustoek Jy (Jo : New Yo*k, nn<l
PAUL ROSSIGNOL,
Al the Blue"!); ug Columbus,-Ga.
C O N N E L’S
Magical Caia Extractor.
From 2 to S times clieaper th in before , or
nothing, if the user is not delighted with it.
An atticie tha every family must consider
pensabic when they know ns power and value, ati.l
wh-ch has hcielofore te*ri sold too high to reach ail
c’asses has now bec-n reduced iri price, w i<h a view
that licit and poor, high and low, and in fact every
human being may enj y its comforts; and all who
get it shall have the price returned to th in if they I
ire not and lighted with its use. We asert, withoui
the poasifiility of com rad cion, that all-burn# am l
scalds, every external sore, old or fresh, and all exter
nal puns and aches, no nutter wfi- r *, shall
duced to comfort In it in five minutes—
limb, or scar. Noburncan bolutal if tins is applied,
unless the vita’s are des'royed by the accident, li
is truly, magical, to appearance, in its effects. En
quire Dr Conn ‘l’s Magical Pain Extractor ‘*alv
al Comstock & Co’s. 21 Cortl md st- New Ymk, or
at HAUL KOtSSIGNOL’d,
Ai the. Blue D/ug Store, Columbus, Ga.
IIEARACSCE REMEDY.
For the cure of Sick Headache !
This distressing complaint may be cured by using
one botMe of Spohu’s Fick flearld. he Remedy, winch
has cured thousands of the veiy worst cases. Per.
sons alter suffering weeks with this - deu'liJika tick
ness,.will buy a l llle of this remedy nnfi he Cured.
aniKtiien complain ot ilieir iMlv in u <t buying it be
fore. Peop'e are expected to ii e the whole bottle,
not use it tv\o or three ti n**s ami then complain that
they are not cured. A bottle wi! cure tlnmi.
Sold by PAUL RUSSIGNOL..
A’ the Blue Drug Store, Colomhus. (ia.
Apnl9, 1815 15-Iy
The ;tud a! 1 , stoves.
H-ivs* Liiiim* nt is known now to thouvatt'is, as a
most remedy for tlP’se afflictions. It
is impossible to iil in u m-wspapor. iu such u man
ner as to obtain fail ciedenue, tin-, c-ff-cts and b tie
fits o f this art'de, so general islho practice ol adver
tisers of extolling a rtich sos no merit Such per
sonal references wiii be giv**n, as to bring cotivu lion
to the minds rs the most unhe ieving Will sufferer.-
onl v a'k among their friend - jfilicy.have i ot heard
•<f or known Us and if lin y d* not lru;r i’ more
warmly praised than any o'lier sove,h i them n •; g*-i
it. All fancy er exaggeration is positive;y excluded
from these staiem**u*s, and it \< de orniin and io say
u •thing of is uieri’s*. bn. what could h • tuhy provt and
bv a liosiuf wi'nev.-os, io any c uirt ol'jusMro. Wi I
you look at the tiling and ihe rr *ofs ui 21 Cortlaiuh
st.. wliete it may be h;u! ?—.Y. Y. Commercial Ad
vcrtiscr.
Up* LOOK OUT.—Slms siviiid'.ors h r/c coun
terfuti and this nr tr.le, an 1 put it up wi h vi'i-m and vi
ces. 1) > not be i,-noosed upon. O:;o l ong on'v “i
pmtcct you—it is the name CO.
that nu.: if mud he atm tyv on the tor tipper, oi vu are
cheated. inot fm*ge? i'. T k tins liiri.clion
with you, an ! tot b ■ that.< r never h'V for it is im
possible for an utaei to be true (ft genuine.
Salomon HAYS.
For sale by COMSTOCK .<•< <>.
New Yoik.
And also hy their Agent
PAUL ROSSTG.VOL,
At the Blue Drug Store, (Joiuinbus, Georgia.
May 7. 16. 5. 20—’f
C. BRINCREU HOFF’S
■>jaJSSiK!4
f ‘dl - X S S
IR-ffR. BRINCKERIIOFF, anxious to mule
j_tj2L kn *wn mi to extend the usC of the Haltfi
Kcsuuative. and seeling md kn* wing that its reme
dial cfl'ect (by the lav r of Provjdence) has been lie
only avi able means of re tonng t> • health and hie
many of the young and ei.drm and sous urfd daughters,
and a?nest aqiu-ti ui!e of iliemi Lhe aged, aged, mid
venerable individuals in the land, now |. :;ee.-more
c nvcnieiit|v befee the invalid hi** invaluable r tu aiy
That dreads n sco irge of our race, die Consumption,
with its attendant h tio’s, liny” been swept away—
ihe Resloritive rei.ewn the impaired v.':i put so
thoroughly as tore-id after -vnrdtho insdioiis ap icks
of those diseas.To the luunaue aud tend r b ar'-
ed it is a pleasing and moving sight to view ihe be
fore hopeless ami disjtirited suflerer rise from h:.
couch of sickness und take iifs p ace amid the cares
ami duties of life si.uply hy un*ans of t .i grand Hr
storaiive of Nature’s Fuucl'ons. Tiie nm>f severe
coughs a!m >.-•! inime fiately yi dd under its influence,
and however racki -g or chronic tin y ma v havedn-en
yet they vam-h the moment the ResloiaMy Imgius
to exert am! then inaintiim its power. The Proprie
tor earnestly requests all who are afflicted with any
disease of of the I. lings or Liver, Pain in the Chest
und Side, and Coughs, to commoucc the use < ?’ ihe
Health Restorative. Despite lie opprobrium which
is attached to all advertised mr-die'll s. use this reme
dy and be convinced of i’R power however incredulous
j vou have been. The following cerii ifa'e is from
Dr. Chilton, die well known New York chemi u
‘‘l have analyzed a bottle of medicine Cilhd ‘CL
Brine kerb oil’s ileallh Restorative,’ and find that it
does not contain Mercury, or any other metal ie pre
paration, nor opium in any of it * fom s It is com
posed of vegetable matter ens rdy.”
Jamfr R- Chilton, M. D.
C. BIMNCKEHIIOFF. Proprietor, N. Y.
Horace Everett, [T. S. Agent,
Princ pai Office 9G Hudson • treet. N. Y.
Si pi. .5. )84 j. 35—1 .n
])it. WATrSO.YS
Usat-ix U<‘d Vegetable
Fever iiv Ague Fills,
A CERTAIN and perm . ion. cure tor Ague fc
Fever, in all is varied forms, in ONLY FOUR
HOURS.
For sale by CARTER & S I'OCKTON, Co
lumbus, Ga., and by agents generally, in Jhe aSouth
ern part of Georgia and A<almma.
Price only Fifty Cents.
June 4. 1845. 23—6 m.
the cure >f white swellings scrofulas & oth.ei
. tumors, ulcers sore h gs, old and fresh wounds
sprains, and bruises, swellings and inflammation
scald head,sore breasts of wonien, rheumatic pains,
tellers, eruptions, chilblains, whitlows, biles, corns
and external diseases generally. It is likewise great
ly superior to any medicine, heretofore discoverer
for the chafed backs and itinlm of horses; for ring
worms, chapped lips, arid, in short.for severe exter
nal bodily evils that may full to the lot of man or Least
Price 50 cents
* For sale in Columbus, Georgia, by all the Drug
gist
May 14 1845< 20-Gm
MEDICAL NT'T ICES. 1
£>KS. SCHLEY A CROWELL,
HAVING associated themselves in the practice
of Medicine, respectfully tender their piudes
•ionnl services to the citizens of Columbu*, aud tLe
adjoining country.
fedP'Gtiice on St. Clair, between Broad and Ogle
thorpe streets.
May 14, 1845. 20—ts
~ Ooct. JOHN O- SLEDGE,
HAVING pel tinmen.)y located in the city es
Columbus tenders his services lo
its citizens, in the practice of Medicine, Surgery,
Midwifery, and Dental Surgery.
Office, the one formerly occupied by Dr.
Taylor, on Randolph'freer. Residence in ‘he budd
ing Ibrmt-rly: occupied bv CoL Bonner on Broad st. *
If not in his office, please enquitc at the Blue Drug
Sloteo f Paul Rossighol.
May 14. 1845 20—ts
MEDICAL.
BOCTORS, TAYLOR & URQUHART, res
pectfully announce to the Citizens of Colum
bus and the vicinity, that they have associated them
selves in the practice of Memcine.
They will give prompt attention to ali calls, either
in the city or country.
Their office will be continued at the one, at pr*-
sem occupied by Dr. Taylor, on Randolph Ktrcer-
Tho residence *of Dr. Urquhart will be al the
house of Mrs. fchorter, on Broad street. f
‘Columbus, May 29. 1814. £2—tf
Drs. Boswell & Billing,
Will coitimue their office at the Drug Store of
Messrs. I ond ii Wilcox where, or at their residence s
they maybe always found, un'ess prolissionalU en
j caged. Our notes and ac.couuts are placed in the
iiands of Mr. H. li. Duping lor collection.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
HENRY M. PRICE, M. D., PbrsythGeorgia,
will give bis uitention to persons olllicted with
chronic anti supposed incurable, forms of dii-cnsc.
From his success hci ‘Mofcre in the mauagement of
such ewes, persons olllioted would find it t< their hi>-
tcro't to give him a tria 1 ; for if he docs not perma
nently cure, he may, at least, mit gale their suffer
ing--. Those esptcia ly laboring under Hepatitis,
Splenitis,Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Lumbago. White
Swelling, Leprosy, Kn Tetter, Tenc a. Capi
ta, Scrofula, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet,
Hysteria. Epilepsy,(,'horea, Palsy, I)ropsy.;;Cliloro
sis. Amenorrhoea, Dysmenorrl oea, PiolapMiF, li
te'i,i'c &c Piies, Fistula, Cancer, Eternia, C)ri”
cull, of the Bliiddet. Hydrocele, Fun’dSf, Hacma
l"de< J’c. would riowelifto consult him Ulcers Fistulo
aniHOniiccrs, are reniovJ!upon anew plan [by rege
table remedial agents) willunt resort lo lln knife.
Dr. P. has net or failed in removing the syphilitic
t tint from ilie system in a few weeks by his •*vtee
table remedy.”*
SO r, Persons living at a distance, who are r fflict’ and
by communicating, p*sl paid,.with Dr. Pric—giv
iug symtoms, J*c.. arid enclosing ihe fee. slo—can
receive direcuoiu fir the management of thoir cases.
Feb. 12 1846* 7—ts.
PETERMYEGETABLE PILLS.
113*EADAdw—SIGK OR NERVOUS —Those
-ELU who htflLulTvretJ and nre weary of suffering
with this con.plaint will ‘find Pettis’
Vegejubie Piils.% mm fly at mice certain aid imme
diate in is ( Meets. On<- single dose ol the pills iak
on >pon as is felt coining on, will cure
it in’cne I ouriftiircly,
As u remedy in.sumntrrfor bowel eompluimts ihfy
display their wonderful powers to ndniualion. and
aie far superior to any thing m use Tor iho*ecom
piaints.
In Dyspepsia and Liver complaints thoy stand un
rivalled.
Mauv have been cured in a few weeks after hav
ing snllerd under the dreadful coinp’aint for years.
In habitual cost veness they ai decidedly siq e
riof io any v pill ever I*roi glu before ti e
public, and dm- 50 cent box will es’ablish their sur
i*ri*iiig Virtues amt place them beyond, the reach of
■lo” hi n the estimation of every individual.
They are invaluable in nervous and hvpdchondri•
c 1 affections,loss of nppuie,aud all cctupLaints to
winch females a lord aie suljict.
Th'-y arcjmld in their action and convey almost
irninedni’e convicMon of their ttiil'v from ilie first
Trey rnay he taken by pci sons of any age,
and the ft chi >, tn<> ii.fi m, the nervous and delu aio
are str'-ngiii* ned by t! nr operation, because they
Dear the vsicru o( bad butnoig, quiet nervous irnta
hility. and irariafily pnduce sound tcaj'h.
Upward* of three hundred ard sev. tpv thousand
!> \. • o : tnese i s'jmah'c pd s have l- ci. w ijhii;
t ie h ist !W(!ve months in !hrt e sim .* vui
more ihsu three times the same quuuu y tu oil t r
As r.n pnti-bilibns medicine no family should ho
■% ii In jit them. A sinjle trial of them is more 6uiib*
factory than a thousand certilicat s.
In a sontheiM chinate. these Pills ure rdminlslerf <1
ili uniform riic c. ?;. For more than ten ea lh
verdii'’ oft thur < IfiTf icy la* been | roiuiun'c*d ;
itid ft ii. and a j't r y of all they have re.it ved be sum*
mooed from the North, the South, the East, and the
Wes', m Ilona of voices would be heard i” acolama*
i.• ot ih>-u iin (Milos's |Tf)perfies. The child end ‘iia
(li. t!ie i onth and dedr l pit old man—both sexes
uni all ag . —tuny alike take these Pills will* safety
a •■*‘l Ihu certainly ol telicf. Piiee I'.f y cinis|ei
Be ciref il to f.'nserve ti at np ihe cover f each box
[iulh* tin) F .damped 4 P. :ei> Vegetable Pills.”
Pe e r *i* Pi Is. on
iow n mkl ai most Qf ino • ouniry stores ir: this s’ate.
For sa ! c in ColuirihuV s ,Ga., at New York prices by
4 POND & WILCOX.
ROB. A. WARE,
PAUL ROSSIGNOL.
And will be foimd in al! the Towps aud country
dtor sii ‘h Southern States.
Mjiv 14 1815, 20 -Cm
_ BII. TYLER’S ’
YRGETAULE FEVER AND AGUE PILLS**
• E m.cross of these Pills in cjirirg in a few
J* hours, v. here all oilier r med cs have failed,
HIV* I flat. too. n rases <tf twdvc and eightecfi momhs
standing—w arri.nts the as ertion,. ti al, U taken ac
cordir •; to ill dincn< ns, they are a ccr’n’n cure, A
l-'iil’ h f us c. :ti!ieas in proof of t’ eir ii .fallibility,
might he r.dibd, but those upon the directions, are
in ! sufliciet r —Trv them and he coi:vux*d thu
‘! (* are most t ffciual and mot cc. fain and jibe
vepv bst remedy <vi r offered to the public, to in
■j sure a perimtncnt and lasting cure,
i Having for several ve; rs past suffered under ri*-
’ peatpif a'pjcUs of chills and fever especially during
ilig the ft li arid spring months, J was induced to try
varintts remedies, hut nothing se mud :o he eflee'uai
I until I tried Dr. Tyler's Ague ni and Fever Pills,
j which aiepped ihe chiMs before I had taken half of the
; box TI i- was over a year since. Ih v* remaineci
perfec'lv <r< e from any symptoms of a return of this
most loathsome disease.
GEORGE M. WAIT.
Baltimore, Dec. I2ili, 1843.
For sale in ColumLys, fin., at New York prices by
jPONJD & WILCOX,
ROB. A. WARE. &
PAUL ROSSJGNOL.
And will be found in a!| jbe Towns and country
stores in the Southern States.
May 11 1815 20-6 m
FEVER AND AGUE,
and all fevers cured hy
Brandreth’s Pills.
t\ I,L fevers are occasioned by t/ic disordemj
J-&L inoMon of the blood, produced bv i lie humoral,
si r .'sily by ha denrng the valves ofihe vessels. The
b’ood circulates with gr* ally increused speed, and is
Mill increased by the friction ol .the globules, or par
; tic cs which compose the mass of fluids. Then it
that the excessive, heat and chills is
tlnoughotyt the whole sys eni. and accompanied w .tj*
grant thirst, pain in the head back, kidneys, and in
fact n complete pjostration of all tli'e faculties of the
mind as well as body.
On the first attack* of fever, or nnv disease, imme
diately take a large dose of Brandrctlds Vegetable
Universal Pills, and continue to keep up a powerful
effect upon the bowels until the fever or pain has en
cntively ceased. Six or eight will in moat cases bo
sufficient ns a first dost, and one dons of ibis kind Lt
is not improbable, may prevent months ofsicknoss,
perhaps death.
Dr. Benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
, Pills are iml *ed a universally approved medicine,
which by its peculiar Action c.eanses i|ip blood of all
impurities, removes every .Paiw nWI Weakness, and
finally Restores the Constitution topeifict Health and
Vigor
Sold nt Dr. Brandreth’s Principal office 241,
Broadway New York, and bv L. W. WELLS, at
Columbus, and by Agents in nearly every cotin,ly
silo and village in Georgia and tho United States.
June 25, 1845 26—8 m
BRUNO & VIRGINS,
HAVE jHt receive PIANO FORTES
frnin J. CHIGKEUING’B and NUNN’S &
CLARK’S Manufactories, (with and without the
vEolian Attachment.) and n large assortment of
. JVEWUUFSIC,
which they offer for talc on reasonable terms*
May 21, 1845. 21—ts. .