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L KGAL SALES.
RAKDOIiPH BHEAIPF SALKS.
WILL be oW on the first Tuesday io OCTO
BER next, before the Court House door iu
the town of Cuthbert. Randolph county, within the
legal hours of sole, the following propertyto wit;
Lot of Un I No. IW, in the 7>b district of said
eott’ity, levied on as the property ofPadeir k Penmg
on, to satisfy one fifi iiwH from the Superior c urt
of said county, in favor of the llawkioavifle Bank, vs
Tnomis Waits and Fedenok Peui igton, security.
All that tract or parcel of land No. 200 m the 7:h
dist. of said county, except the widows Dower, lev
ied on as the property of John Cat ter to satisfy one
fi fa issued from the Superior coutt of said county,in
favor of the Central Bank of Georgia, vs John H.
Hatcher adm’r. of John Carter, dec’d.
Lot of land No. 204, in the 8:h dist. wf said coun
ty, levied on as the property of Joseph C. Newberiy,
to satisfy one fi h issued from the Superior court of
said county in favor of John Thompson vs Joseph C.
Newberry.
Lot o’ land No. 200 in the 7ih dist. of said county,
levied on as the property of Wright Stan lly, lo sat
isfy sundry fifas issued from a Justices court in fa
vor of Major Staudiey and o'her*, vs Wright Stand,
ley. Levied as (I returned by a constable.
Lot ol land No. 152 in the Bth district of of said
county and the growing crop of corn and cotton, levied
4> n as the property of Georgs W. Harrison to satisfy
one ft fa i-teued f om the Superior Court of Wi Hin
son county in favor of Andrew W. Ard vs George
W. Harrison and John T. Harrison.
One tract or parcel of land known as the Staodley
plantation on the Coattahoocliee river in the Bth dis
trict of said county, containing four hundred acres,
more or less, sod now iu the possession of James and
Hameel Har isJit,and lying North of Georgetown,
and one ten acre lot in Georgetown, known as the
place whereon Major Stand ley formerly lived, and
now in possession of Rebecca Dunn, and one lot
of blacksmith tools and one large writing Desk, ull
levied on as ihe property of Major Standiy lo sauefy
■on* fi fa issued from the Supenoi Court of said coun
ty in favor of Frances S. Jackson vs. Major Stand
by, and Colson Guilford security on the appeal, prop
erty pointed out by arid Guilford.
One ten acje lo| in Georgetown known a* the plane
whereon Maj Stand ey formerly lived, and n<w in pos
session of Rebecca l)unn, in the Bih district of said
county, levied on as the property of Wni. T. Smith,
<o satisfy one fi fa issued from the Superior Court of
said county in favor of William G.Toiler vs William
T. Smith and Green B. Lewis.
JOSEPH VV. GUJLFORD Sh’ff.
AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE,
Will be sold, die following property to wit :
Lot of land No. 22, in the 4ih district of said noun
-Iy, levied on as the property of William W. West to
Vi'i-dy four fi las issue j out of a Justice Court of aid
cbuniy in favor of Nathan G. Chnstee, vs. William
W est. Levy made and returned io mo by a Consta
ble.
Lot of land No 174 in the sth of said coun
ty, levied on as the property of Wi ham Johnson, to
satisf/ two ti fas issued fom the Superior Court of
Decatur county in favor ofAbsolom Johnson vs, Wni
Johnson, guardian of Henry Spears.
South half of lot of land No. 424 in the 6th district
of •‘aid county, levied on as the property of Abie
Hass, to satisfy three fi fas issued out of a Justice
<Jourt of said coumy in favor of Richard Davis vs.
Able Bass ; levy made and returned to me by a Cou
ntable. ,
Lot of land No. BC, in the l b district ofeaidcoun
ty, levied on as the property ol John W. Drawhorn,
to satisfy one fi fa issued from the Superior Court of
said county in favor of the Centra! Bank of Georgia
vs John W. Drawhorn, Benjamin W. Urr, Edmond
W. Hodges, JclinC. Hodges, Reuben Bynum,Owen
G. Thomas.
Lot of land No 70 in the 4th districtJof.*aid county,
levied on as the property ol Nathan (*. Chriatee to
satisfy two fi fas issued from the Inferior Court of
said county, in favor of Thomas Hadden and others,
vs Nathan G. Chriatee.
Lots of land No. 80. and half of lot of land No. 84,
and lot of land No. 28 all in the 4th district ol said
county, levied on as the property of Benjamin Wil
liams,” to satisfy one fi fa from the Superioi Court of
said county, in favor of Thomas Hadden vs Benjamin
Williams. Pointed out by Nathan ii Christs*.
One sorrel horse 9 or 10 years old, and one ox cart,
levied on as the property of Jac -b Dunn io satisfy one
fi fa issued from the Superior Court of said county
in favor of Joseph IC. Kdlborn vs Jacob Dunn and
Moses H. Baldwin.
Lot of land No. 175, and half of lot No. IS3 In the
7ih district of BSki county, levied on as the property of
Nathan G. Christee to satisfy two fi fas issued Ir nil
the Superior Court of said county, iu faxor of ihe
Central Bank of Georgia vs Nathan G. Christee.
Property pointed out by said Christee.
•Lot of land No. 81 in th* 10th district of said c >un
*t*/kwied on a* the property of Gabriel J ones to sat
isfy one.fi fa issued from the Superior Court of sud
county in favor *f Win, Taylor vs James Emus and
Gabriel Pointed out b Plaintiff.
One lot in the town of Cuthbert, whereon fcnn
Reed now lives, levied on as the property of Elbert
ifind Henry D ckson to satisfy one b fa issued from
the Inferior Court ol Hancock county io favor <f
Addons, Parmelee & Cos, va Elbert Dickson and
Henry Dickson.
Two negroes by the nmnet of Howard a man about
30 years of age, Thomas a boy about 17 yean of age.
levied on as the property of Seaborn A. Smith to
jntisfv sundry fi las issued from the Superior Court
of said county in favor ofthe Central Bank of Geor
gia and others vs Ephraim. H. Platt Seaborn A.
Smith, James Buchanan aud George W. Harrison.
Lot oflad No. 263 in the 6ili 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 B. Bell
and lfenj Cobb security on slay. Levy made and
returned to me b- a Constable.
Two negro girls by the names of Ednoy and
Ginnev, about 12 or 14 yours of age, Uvied on as tho
property of Whiiefielu B. Smith to satisfy sundry fi
fas issimd from the Superior and inferior Courts of
said county, on*-in favor of Oswch Holley vs Whit
fied H. Smith principal, and Jolin Reynolds indorser,
two in favor of John VV. Babb vs VV- H. Smith.
Lot of land No. 123 in the 10th di-trict of said
county, levied >n an the property of Wil.iam G. Davis
to satisfy one fi fa issuer! trom th Superior Comt of
•aid County, in favor of William I). Lynch for rile
u*e of Joseph Horsley vs William G. Davis;
One Store-house iu Georgetown.levied on a* the
property Augustus Anderson to satisfy one fi fa issued
from a Justice Court of .-mil county, in favor of Jacwb
Dunn vs Augustus Ander*<*n. Levy made and re
turned lo me by a Cons'able.
East half of lot of land No. 24 in the 6th district
of said county levied on a* the property of Gabriel
Uolbreth to satisfy one fi fu issue I o t of a Justice
‘Court of said county in favor of Jesse B. Kay Cos.
vs Gabriel Coibrcih. Levy made and returned to
me bv a constable.
Two lot* of land No. 30, in the 1 Ifh district No.
26 m Jhe 6 ii district, both lots of said coumy, levied
on as the property of James Hammett to satisfy one
fi fa issued from the Inferior C >urt of said county, in
favor of David Ferguson v J ones Hamme't.
Lot of land No. 298 in tlie sth district of said coun
ty levied on as the property ‘<f I *avid L). Nichols lo
satisfy one fi fn issued out of a Justice Court of said
county in favor of Wm. Morgan vs David D. Nichols.
Levy made and returned to me by a constable.
Lot of land No. Hi’ in the 10ih d;*inct of said
county, levied on a* the property of Joseph,R Chris
4e* to satisfy two fi fas issued Lorn the Su e*r:<r
Court of said county, one in favor of N* 11. & H.
Weed vs, Nathan G. Christen, and Joieph B-Chris
tie, one in favor of VV. & D. Ruinsh'rt, vs Nathan
G. Christee and Joseph B Christ re.
Lot of land No, 12J m the. 10th district ol said
•county levied on as t le property of Georgu, Little to J
satisfy one fi fa issued from the Inferior Court of
Hancock‘‘O'intv in favo r of James Thomas vs l *
Li tie nud Henry S. Dickson, principals, and Win.
Dickson security.
Th# f' lowing property, three lots r flam! Nos. 232.
217. 218, all in the 11th district ol sai l county, also
the following negrot** viz : fcimon a man 45 yars of
age, Chaney 30,ami her child, Margatet a girl 12,
Tulitha a gw I 10. Millev a woman 25 years of
JManah a woman 40, Mantla a girl 10, Hooker a boy.
18, Nancy a woman 55 years of age, all levied on
na the property of Jack Wil.born, docent* and ,to sails
fy sundry rt fas from tho Superior Court of said coun
ty, one in favor of John Webb va Elizabeth Willborn,
Eeecutrtx of Jack Willborn and ‘ceased, one in favor
of Guitavu* DeLauney and James E. Cachet ad
ministrator of Harr non Jones. deceased, and sundry
others vs Elizabeth Willborn Executrix of Jack Will
bjrn deceased.
E is! half of lot of land No 226. lot of land No. 2?5,;
East half of lot in the ICth district of said ]
county, levied on as the property of Ephrini Ellu, In
satisfy two fi fas issued from the the Superior Court
of said county in fivor of Benjamin Tharp arid Mar
tha Tharp vs Ephraim Ellw and S. W J. .Eiiis.
One negr >girl bv tho nam a of Amanda I I years
of age, levied on as the property ot M Itou IJ.* An-1
thouy, to satisfy one ti fa issued from the Superior
Court of said county in favor ol Heny J. Devon vs
JJouiild McDougald and .Milton IT. Amhnney.
J. W. GUILFORD, sir.tr
by K. DAVIS D. bh'ff.
MORTGAGF. SALE.
AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE.
East half of lot of iand No 160 in the U h dist of
said countv, levied on as the property of Ollen Bar
lire, to satisfy on mortgage ti fa issued from the Bu
perior Court of said county in fivor of James H.
Burnett vs Ollen Barbre, Proper y pointed out in
said mortgage H ft.
One lot in the town ofCutlibert, Randolph county,
No 3 in square 2, the same being the lot whereon
office formerly occupied by E. H Platt, levied ona
the property of Ja*p-*r W. Lawrence, to satisfy one
mortgage fi ft issued from the Superb- co t t of said
county, m favor of James H. Burnett vs Jasper W.
property pointed out in saul mortgage
J. W. nWI.FORB’ Bh'ff
Bv It. DAVIS, D. Sit’d.
OEOKttIA AS ALABAMA
li L A N K. S,
rim *aj.k at this orjic^:.
LEGAL SALES.
TALBOT SHERIFF SALES.
FOSTPOXED SALE.
WILL he sold on the first Tuesday in OC
TOBER next, before the Court-house,
door in the town if Tafarfton, Talbot county, within
the legal hours of sale the following property, to-wit:
One wagon and a sorrel horse—levied on as ihe
property of Wm. C. Hughes to satisfy a fi fa from
Troup Superior Court In favor of B. M. Sanders,
rs. said Hughes.
mortgage sale.
At the same place , on the first Tuesday in
October next ,
Will be sold the following property, to-wit %
Jack a man 60 years of age, Jinuey a woman 19
years of ago, and Augustus a child 5 months old,
levied on as the property of John K. Thompson, to
satisfy one Mortgage fi fa from Upson Inferior Court
Jeffrey E. Thompson vs. J*>hn F. Thompson.
JOHN L). MATHIS. D. J3h’ff.
HARRIS SHERIFF SALKS.
WILL be sold en the first Tuesday in OCTO
TOBEK next, before the Court House door
in the town of Hamilton. Harris County, within ihe
legal hours of sale, the fallowing property, to-wit :
One hundred acres land, more oi less, the North
lialfofloi No. 36 in the 20th district of originally
Muscogee, now Harris county, lying on Mulberry
Cretk, adj nuing lands of Col. V. H. Walker, T. V.
Wa'ker and others, sold as the property of the Slate
of Georgia, it being one half of lot No 36, condemn
ed as a fiaudulent 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 Esekicl Brown of Clarke county
to satisfy one fi fa from Clarke Superior Court, in
favor of Eiizar L. Newton, ct al, Justices of the In
terior Court of Clarke county, vs Ezekiel Brown and
!sa;.c S. Vincent, security. Property pointed out
by Stephen Jackson.
JEREMIAH HALLAM, D. Sh’ff.
TROUP SHERIFF SALES.
WILL he sold on the first Tuesday in OCTO
BER next, before t e court house door in
the town ©f LaGrange, Troup county, within the
legal hours of .-ale, the following property, to wit:
One buy mule—buggy and harness—levied on as
tho property of John H v Gilmer, to satisfy afifais
s-ied from Troop count. Inferior Court , n f aV or of
Eariv Jones, vs John H. Gilmer.
TANARUS, C. EVANS, D. Sh’ff.
August 27, 1845.
ALSO, AT .DIE SAME TIME AND PLACE,
Will be sold, the following property to-wit:
One negro man by the name of Ben. about 26 years
old,levied on a* the property of John J. Dodson, to
satisfv three fi fas issued from Troup Superior Court
two in favor of the Central Bank of Georgia, vs Wm
B. Stokes and John J. Dodson—o e in.favor of the
Central Bunk of Georgia, vs John J. Dodson i.nd
Wm. B. Stokes. Property pointed out by said Dod
son.
Also, one road wagon and one sorrel mare, levied
on as the properly of Henry Freeman, to satisfy
one ti fa issued f om Troup Superior Court, in favor
of S:mon Hughs vs Homy Freeman, Property
pointed out by the defendant.
J. TAYLOR D. Sh’ff.
MARION SHERIFF SALES.
WILL be sold before the Court-h >use door in
the town of Tazewell. Marion county, on the
first Tues ay in OCTOBER next, withjn The legal
hours of sale, the following prqperty, to-wit;
Duo grey horse, ten years old, 1 bay filly. 3 years
old.l b roue he, I horse cart, 11 head of hogs, sup
po*ed to be year o.ds 3 cows and calves; all levied
on as the property of N. W. Rogers, to satisfy out
ti fa fiom Houston superior court m favor of Hiram
B. Troutman vs Nathan vV. Rogers, and Reuben
Slappey. iudoiscr.
JEREMIAH WJLCHAR,Sh’ff.
AT THE SAME TIME AND TLACD,
Will bo sold the following property, to-wit 4
One negro tvoin.n named sally, and her seven
children; ad levied on as the propel iy of John i\J.
Glaze, to satisfy two fi (as issued from Marion Su
perior court; one in f'avoi of Roger L. Gamrie vs J.
M• Glaze: and one in favor of .indrow Lowe, sui-
Viving copartnoi of Andrew Lowe & Cos. vs John
M. Glaze.
One negro woman named Milly; levied on as the
property of Hamilton Good, to satisfy one ti a issued
from a justice court of Marion coUnty, m favor of Jas
per N. Story vs llauiilloii Good.
One negro g'ri named Nancy, abaut 22 years; le
vied on as liio property ot John Rogers, to satisfy
sundry ti fa issued from u justice court of Marion
I county, ia favor of Charles u. -Slewait vs John Hod
g'-ra.
ZACHARJAH WALLACE, D. Sh’ff.
STEWART sllEltlFF tS A L LS.
WILL be s.nu uefjre me Cuurt-ftouso door in
the town of Lumpkin, Siewart cjuniy, on
ilia nist Tuesday in OU’A OoKli next the following
property to-wii:
lYlosey a negro woman 18 years old, and her chil l
8 montiiß old; levied on ts tint properly of Wifiiain
R. Stair, to satisfy tile fol owiug ti fas: Wni. hos
ier vs William K.Btarr and Henry Sia'r; Enos K
FlcAeden vs v> iltiain R. ri.arr, maker Henry Btarr
Si Eaton llollonian, indorsers, ad issued from
art superior court.
One stilkey and harness; levied cn as the proper!)
of Peter Scott, to satisfy one fi fa from Stewart Supe
rior court: Robert Gotten* vs Peter Scott.
Due lot of dry g<*ods and other articles of merchan
dise; levied on as the properly of v\ liiuield 14. Gam,
to satisfy the 10l owing h Bowie, Barker .& Bow
ie vs Gam At V\ rigut; and others.
T vo grey horses, and two-liorsc mail coach; le
vied oil as ihe property of Allen Lovelice, to satisfy
one attactimr-.iil ii la fiom JStewart superior comt, in
favor of Samuel M. l,attm*r vs Allen Lovelice.
1 wo in crot *, I aac a iiimii, and Patty a woma:;
levied on is the property ot Johu Reynolds to satisfy
the following fi fas: vviii* Roberts vs John ivey
uolds; and oilier.; all issued Jiom Stewart spuenor
court.
Unc-50 ©aw g’, am! one still and worm; levied
on as 11 • o propel ty ot William Newsom, to satisfy
one li fa Iron Stewart superior court: llmus Holt v.
John A. Bumgarner, W uliam Newsom, George
Banks and Josepli Shaw, security on the appeal. °
The following tots or parce ls of land, to wit; hall
of lot No. lUI, and ha sos 10l No. lUJ, and Idly a
cres oflot,Ni*;io4. at in the 32d dist. of Stewart c un
ty; levied on as the property of Joel Watuack, to
satisfy one h fa from Stewart superior court; the Jus
tices of the lofemr Court vs Joel Wamuck, Asa
xVlaihowH and Williamivlathews.
iwo lots of land, die place whereon Green D
*ims now lives, in ilie2ist dtsi. Biewait county,
Nos. not known, also 7 slaves, ail levied on us the
property of Green D. Suns, to satiafy the followia
li fas; George Young vs Green D. Sims, and others.
Lot ot land No# 71, and the tot lying east, in thc
-241h district Stewart County,.levied on as the pro.
pci ty of VV iiiiuni H L. Gooper, to salisty Lie fol
lowing li fist: Jesse P. Harrell vs Win. H. li. Coop
cr, and others
Lot* of land No 101, in the 2411i dist of Stewart
county; levied on as ti.e.propetiy of Win. Cooper, to
satisfy the following fi fas: Jun is Griffin vs W illiain
Gooper. and others.
llnlfo I t No. 119, in the 20th di t. of Stewart
coumy, and one negro man Patrick; all levied on as
tin- property of Robert Rives,to satisfy one hfa from
Stewart Superior court: Aiclnbal I Nicholson vs
VVil.iam K. Hunter, Robert Rives, A sherry Cowles
and Mathew VV right, securities.
JOHN V. PRICE, Sh’ff.
AT TUT SAME TIME AND TI.ACE,
Will ho sold the following property lo wit:
Lot of land No. 5 in the 33d district of originally
Lee, now Biewart county; b vir-d on as tho property
<| Joseph B. JJatiev, to satisfy one fi so from Site wart
Superior court, in favor of Christopher Brooks, ex
’ color, and Nancy brooks, executrix of Covmgiun
tirooKS, decea ed, vs Joseph ti. Bailey and in. R.
Kunhrough, rocuritv.
Lot ol land No. 6*3, in the 33 I district of originally
Lee, now .Stewart county; levied <>n as .lie properly
ol Edward White, to satisfy one 4i fa from cJt*-\vur!
superior court, iu favo of tue Central Bank of Geor
gia vs William White, maker, William Johnson, Ed
ward White ani David C*. Rodgers, indorsers.
One negro girl by the name of Elizu; levied on ns
tho property of Robert D. Dukes, to satisfy sundry
fi fn-issued from a j istirc’s court of Irwin county,
m favor of Redding llunier vs Robert D. Dukes.
Due loi of land. No. 34, in ihe 23d district of ori.
gtnall Leo, now Stewart county.; levied on as the pin
perty of Jamog Webb, to satisfy two li fas fiom
Sb vvart Inferior court in favor of Jefferson J. La
mar vs James Webb and W iliam Webb the same
vs Jam s Webb, maker, and James Givens, indor
sor.
A1t0,25 slav°s; I cream colored horse,4 bay marc.
2 2 year od colts, I oxcart, I yoke of oxen, one road
wag n and g*ar, 30 head of stock cattle, more or
iss, seventy head of stock dogs, more or less,
and vano •* articles nf farming and plantation tools,
and 1 cotton gin; a 1 levied >n as tho property
of lonic* L De Launay, to satisfy the fjllowring fi
fas trom Stewart Biiperior cou.t: the Bank of Mill
edgov.llc vs James L. Dt* Lauony, ami others.
DA NIKI. MA THISON, D. Sli’ff.
mortgage sale.
A/ the same place , on the first Tuesday in
November next
One negro woman bv the name of Lilly; levied on
as the properly of Asberry Cowles, to satisfy one
mortgage Ii fa from Stewait Inferior court, William
S. Alexander, vs Asherry Cowles.
One negro hoy by th'* name of Iverson; lev ed on
as the property of of Thomas P. and J hn P. Hartee
to sau.riy one mortgage ti (a from the Inferior co in
of Stewart county: William A. & Edward B. Raw
*>>n vs the sail Balcc*.
JOHN V. PRICE, SUff.
LEGAL SALE S.
ADMINISTRATORS BADE
WILL he sold, in Harris count v otl>e 14th day
of October next, at the laie residence of
James Smith deceased, all the perishable property
belonging to the estate of sa ; d Smidi deceased.—
Also the land and negro?** of iatd estatewill be
rented and hired on the same day.
Term* made known on the day of sale.
Further mote—All those having demand* against
sai l estate are repeated to make lh*-ir demands
known. HUGH HORN. >. , ,
JiLIZA SMITH,} Admrs -
Ju y 30, 1845 at—4od.*
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
WILL be aold on the first Tuesday m Novem
ber next, before the Court house door in the
town of Lumpkin Stewart county, by virtue of an
order of the honorable the Infeiior'Court oi said
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes :
Half of lots of land, Nos. 83, 84, 85, 109 * and
lot of land No. 115, all of said lots lying in the 24th
dist. of said county, and containing acres, well
improved, with a good Apple and Peach Orchard.
Sold as the property of Robert Bark, deceased, for
the purpose of eff cling a distribution among the
disiributees. Teuni of sale—purchasers will be
required to give notes in amount not exceeding 30
dollars, with one or more good security. Half wil
he required to be paid 25th December, 1846, the oth
er half 251 h December 1847.
JOHN WILLfFORD, Adm’r.
ICjF’ Persons wishing to examine said lands would
and well to apply to John Williford, living three miles
north of Richlnnd, Post Office, Stewart county, Ga.
August 27, 1845 35
APMIMitRATORS SAhE.
AGRECA BL
ferior Coun.
fr Ordinary pm hjflffi before thecoftrt
house door in coumy. ou the tirst
Tuesday in October belonging to the
Estate of Bluf rd SpencJVe of said c< unty di c’d.
Con usim-i of the fotlowiflßcts of lanJ to wit: No.
126. 153, 162, and of lot No. 161, all ly
ing in the 22d oiwigirvallv Lee. but now
Stewart county, ahottlmie mile above F!<>r
ence. on the i
a high s'ate
en fhc dSkile,
JAMES HILnfARD. Adm’r.
August 6, 1845 32—-td*.
admixi mUToirss ale .
AGREEABLE to an order of the Inferior Court
of Washington county, when sitting as a court
of ordinary, will be sold before the Court house door
t i the town of Lumpk n, S ewart < ounty, within tl •
usual hours of sal*,on the lat Tuesday in December
next Loi of Land i\o. 189,in the 21st district of orignaL
ly Leo, mw Stewart county. Sold as the property
of the late John Orr, of Washing'on county de’d.
Term* mad a known on the day ot sale.
HUGH L. ORR, AdmV.
Sent. 24 1f,15. (L. A. G.) 39
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK.
AGREEABLY to an order of the Inferior Court
of Randolph county, when sitting for ordiuarv
purposes, will be sold on die first Tuesday, in De
cember next, bes ire ihe Court house door, in the
Town of Cuthbert, the South half of lot of land No
179, in the tenth District of said county, sold a* the
property of Henry Shell, dec’d.
BOLAND SHELL, Adtn’r.
September 10, 1845. 37—ids.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
WILL be gold at the late residence of Joseph
VVidiains, dec’d in Randolph county, on die
twenty-fifh day of October next one brown bay
Mare, four year* old, a* the properly of said dec’ll
tor the benefit of the liicrs and creditors.
THOMAS CORAM. Adm’r.
September 10,1815. 57—ids.
FOUR MONTHS NOTICES.
FOUR MONTHS after date, application will be
made to the honorable the Inferior Cou-t of
Randolph County, when sitUngfor ordinary purpose*
for leave to sell the real estate of Benjamin Thomas
late of said county deceased.
‘ BURREJ.L JOINER, Adm’r.
Sept 3.1845. __ 35—4 m
FOUR MONTHS after date application will
be made to the honorable the Inferior Court
of Talbot countv, when sitting for ordinary* purposes
for leave to sel : all the land and neg-oee belonging
to the estate of Robert Snelling* dec’d.
JOHN J.SNELLINGS, Ex’or.
August. 27. 1845. 35
fNOUR months after date,application will be made
to Ihe honorable the Inferior Court of Mus
cogee county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell the ‘and and negroes belonging to
ihe estate of Adam Rodgers, late of said county,
deceased.
A. B. HUEY, Adm’r.
jJulv 23. 1815. 30— 4 m
IjMOtJR MONTHS after date application will oe
made to the honorable the inferior Court ol
Randolph county, when sitting for ordinary purposes,
for leavu to sell part oflot of land No. 47 in 21) tit dis
trict of Marion county, the same being land belong
ing to Bennet ohuffield minor.
WILLFORD RABUN, Guardian.
September 10 1845. 37.
FOUR MONTHS alter date, application wil
bo made to tlie lion ruble the Inferior Court of
Early county, while sitting tor Ordinar/ purposes,
for leave to si il the land belonging to the estate of
John A, Wood, deceased, lor the benefit of the heirs
and creditors of said de'eased.
ZADOCK SAWYER, Adm’r.
June,25,1845. 23
Daniel AlcDougald, “)
vs. I
James 11. Shorter, and ! Bill in Equity.
James Holford. J
11’ appearing to tho Court, that James Holferd re
sides without the limits of this S ate, and that
James H. Shorter has been setved. On moiion.or
dcreil that service be perfected on said James Hol
ford, by puulicat ion of this rule, once a month for
four months, in one of the public gazettes of the city
ot tColumbu9.
A true copy from the Minues of Muscogee Supe
rior Court, 12th July, 1815.
B. BEASLEY, Clerk.
July 23, 1845. 30—m lm
William Fiuker l Lillf r l)i>c *very and ac
vs. count, in Early Supe-
F.line Simpson ami | rior Court, April term,
Orran W. Wakefield J 1345.
IF appearing to ihe Court that Elins Simpson,one
ol the def*.idanis iu the above staled Bill, resides
out of this State; on motion, ordered by tho Court,
that the said Elias Simpson be and appea r at the
next Term of this Court and plead and auswer or
demur o suid Bill, not demuring alone, and tin* Rule
be published in one of the public Gazettes of thi
Stale once a month for four inon.hs which shall be
sufficient service.
A true extract from the minutes of said Cotir’
April 30th 1845. JAMES HAZE Cl’k
September 3,1846, [T. & G.] 36—m4rn,
EORGIA, Randolph County—Whereas Rob’t
T (i. Ricks, Adm’r on tho estate of James Fort,
deceased, applies for letters of dismission.
These are. therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred nud creditor* of said deceased,
to be and appear nf my office within the time pre
scribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why
said letters should not ho granted.
Given under my,hand nt office,thin lot Sept. 1845.
O. P. BEALL, c. c. o.
September 10, 1815. 37—6 m
AN ACT “
and amend the seventh
thlfcßi Article of tha Constitution o^ms,
ffonne ofthe StuJf <<>M (iJtma, in
General A*Wbti)ly met, and it is foray brj
the author ityWßkg Same, that UflPnet shall
liave paseetl witfafthdr rdßwmcnis cl
the State, Ae fmoMKk shall b
county of tli is Shrafefhall iiav,e/ogjjflp|>re!>cntativc,
and no county ytorq- Rtpresen
la'ives. greatest
population, counting persons and
tliroe-fifihs of'lie imotdMft! shall have two
Representatives - countv shall ho
liereaficr f-imed, shall bo entitled
to one the apportionment
shall he made by the at the §es
*i <n nf which this ns an al
teratioo of the act so be intro
fionmont slinll it >n next after each
future owwmnrsM^^M \X\e inha\tlw,s of this State,
made under n\d thereof, but
” J.W*TN T S.
of he House
ARLES IR>UGH!n',
President of t^fecnate.
jpjPJrTKORG E VV. CR A WFORD^|nvernor.
ntotice.
THE Subscriber lakes pleasure in returning his
thanks to his friends, and Ihe pubiic generally
foi past favere, and in stating that he lias connected
with him in himnoss, Mr. A. J. Phelan. And the
business will hereafter he transacted under tho firm
of AYE IS & PHE LAST ; xvho present then
claims for a bh i'e of patronage to their friends and
the public, in a general Auction and Commission
Business. And they will hav connected with their
business a good and secure ho for Ihe keeping
and sale of Negroes.
A K. AYER.
M4y?, 1845. ID——i
LEGAL NO TICES.
IMUSCOGEp; SUPERIOR COURT, May
IML Torm, 1845.
James S. Watson and^
William C. Wa’son, on- i
nors, by their next friend, I
James A. Slaton I
y* : l for account, Relief
John H. Watson, and and h -junction.
Benjamin W. Walker,
Executors of James C.’
Watson, dic’d. ; The In
surance Bank of Colum
bus Parish Carter and
Michael J. Kenn, Exec
u ora of George W. Mur
ray, de<’d.; The Wes
tern In-urance and Trust
Company of he ciy
of Columbus, Maitland,
Kennedy dc.C., Seaborn
Jones, E. S. Hamilton,
T. S. Pelton, survivors,
B. Stillwell.
J. S. Smith, Cos., and
The Planters la 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. Pehon, George
Seymcs, and Silas B. Stillwell reside beyond Che
Jurisdiction of this Court.
ft is, therefore ordered, that said defendants he, and
are hereby required to plead, answer and demur, to
complainants Bill, not demuring alone, at the next
Term o'this Court; or tha said Bill be taken pro
confess! as to them,&that service of said Bill will &
this rule, br- made and perfected by publication ot ihis
Rule, once a month for four months betore said court,
in the Columbus Times, a newspaper published in
the city ofColumbus. Ga.
JOHNSON & WILLIAMS,
Compl’t Sols.
A true copy from the Mrnn’es of Muscogee Su
perior Goon 27th day of June. 1545.
B. BEASLEY, CPk.
July 16, 1845. 29—m4m
Seaborn Jones & 1
John Schley, I
vs. i Bill for Discovery, Relief
George Field and the sand Injunction.
Phteriix Bank of Colum- J
b is. and others. )
ORDERED, upon the application and moti nos
said complainants, in ihe above stated cause,
that said bill of complaint be amended by making
the Southern Life Insurance and Trust Company,
being a body corporate, established by the laws of
tho lute Territory of Florida, a party defendant there
in, and hat said bill do now stand so amended that
the same so demanded be served on said The South
ern Life Insurance and Trust Company and The
Phoenix Bunk of Columbus by publication hereof,
in one oft he Public Gazettes of this Slate once n
month for four mo .tbs, calling upon said defendants
to appear in Comt on or before ihe next Term there
of, and plead, answer or demur to the same bill on
pam of h avmg t*.e gain a taken for, confessed against
them arid of having other proceedings laken against
them therein.
And it is further ofdored, That said complainants
have leave to amend their said bill of complaint, fur
ther, and an 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 Phcenix Bank of Columbus, as aforesaid, by the
same notice if the amendments last aforesaid shall
be fi]ed t iu otlrie soon enough, but if not, i bat the same
bill be served on the parties, defendants last afore
said, by publication in like manner hereof once n
month f,r four months preceding the Term following
immediately after the* next Term of thi* Court call
ing ujion 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 Muscogee Su
perior Court. B. BEASLEY, Cl’k.
July 23, 1845. 30-m4in.
Richard Kombv, I Bm for ni , KOVerVi Re(wl nnH
Daniel Wilder end } 1 *' IV ° UP Supßri ’
Samuel Davie. ) ur Oo '‘ r, •
IT appearing-so the Court that Samuel Davi <, one
of the defendants in the above Bill resides out of
the limits of this State. It is therefore on m tion,
ordered by the Court, that said Samuel Davis ap
pearand plead,answer or demur, to said Bill, on or
b f ire the first day of ihe next Term of this Court
as in default thereof, the plaint iff be permitted to take
his answer pro confesso And that sityJ defendant
he served by publication of this rule in the Columbus
Times in terms of the law.
A true copy from the Minutes of Troup Superior
Court, April Term, 1815.
MOSES LEE. CPk.
July 16.1845. 29—4 m
BENJAMIN COOK, *j
JOSEPH VV. GUILFORD, J - / V !J V
and ANDREW T. DAVIS. J
In Rundol/j/i Superior Court , April Term 1345.
ST appearing Jo the Court that Andrew i\ Davis.
o'ie of said defendants resides out th*- S ate of
G corgi a, and that heeannot ho served personally :
Ordered, That he be served by ihe publicu'i mi o*
this Rule, r*q uring the said Davis to plead, answer
and demur, not demurring alone, once a month for
six months. W itness my nan I and otfici .1 signature.
At Chambers, Muv -bt!i. 1545.
LO ri* WfiRREN, Judge a. c. s. w. c.
A Iruc extract from the nvnuipsKif said court.
SAM. W. BROOKS, Clerk.
July 9, 1845. fT.&H.I 2S-6m.
William Taylor j| InEqllity in Early Supe-
Bi.rwell J.Wvnn [ Uu "“’ ~ >c ,“ .\e r T '= rm
James VV. Burras ii | ‘ , l! '’ ,or P‘ovry,
Edmund S. Barnes.) Ke "of and Injunct, m.
t l’ appearing to the Court, that James VV. Bn-ne*
one of the Defendants above names, resides out
of the limit* of the State of Georgia. Ordered tlid
service of said Bid bo perf cted upon him by pub
lication of this Rule once a mon'h for six monllis *n
one of the public Journal* of Columbus.
And th™t the said James VV., he required to ap
pear and to plead, answer and demur, not demurring
alone io said b 11. according to Law.
Witness my hand and official signature at Cham
ber*, May 2uth, 1815.
LOTT WARREN Judge.
S. C. S. W. (J.
July SO. 1645, 31 m6m
John H. Howard. Adm’r. )
with the will annexed of I
Ann B Host wick, uec’d. J
vs. y Bill f.r discovery, relief
Stephen Oiin, Joseph B. j and duection.
Green© as adm’r. of Bur
ton Hepbu n, dec’d., Ara- |
bell i Hrjibum in her own I
right, and as guardian of I
Joseph Hepburn, and oth- |
era, her children. J
if appearing to the Court, that at the last. Term
a rule was granted the complainant aforesaid, to
ethet service of said Bill of complaint, on said Ara
bella Hepburn by publication, she being shown to r -
ride out of said state, and that by mistake, tho pub
l lication aforesaid wanted three days of being four
months next before this Term ; and it lurthcr ap
pearing that sad Arabella has continued to reside,,
and'Still resides out of said Stale. It is ordered on
morion of complain an is Solicitors, that said bill of
complaint bo served on saiddefendaut, Arabella Hep
burn by the publication, once a month fur four
months, in n 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 sai l bill.
May Tekm, 1845.
A true copy f om the Minutes of Musoogee Supe
rior Court, 13th July, 1845.
B. BEASLEY, Clerk.
July 23, 1845. 30—mlm
(COPY.)
ColuAbux, July 19, 1841.
Dollar* 829 90. On the Ist May, 1815 I promis
ed to pay to J. L. King or order, Eight Hundred
and twenty nine Dollars, ninety cent* tr value re
ceived. . W. S. NELL.
King so Bradford ‘) Muscogee Inferior Court
v ‘ , ‘ / July Term, 1845.
William S. Nell maker, ) Rule Nisi’
a nd To Establish lost note.
John 1j K'ng, endorser )
IT appearing to the Court that George VV. King
and William Bradford, Merchant* r.nri copart
ners under tlie name of King & Bradford, owneo and
possessed in their own right, on the nineteenth day o’
April Eighteen Hundred and forty-five nn original
note of hand, a copv of which is attached to the pen
Don of ihe said King so Bradford, and it further ap
pearing that the said original Note has been lost r.r
•testroyod, and that (he s rid note m still unpaid, and
that the same remains and still is the righiful proper
ty of the said IC.ng £♦ Bradford. It i* therefore or
dered that the said VV illiain S. Nell (maker) and
John L. King (endorser) show cause (if any they
have) by the next Term of this Court, why ihe *aid
Copy .annexed to the said petition, should not he es
tablished iu lieu of said original note so lost as afore
said. And it is further ordered that a copy of tins
Rule he personally served upon William 13. N* II the
maker, who resides in the said State of Georgia, and
that tho said Joint 1... King endorser, who resides
wi'hout the IrniN of this State, he served by a pub
lication of this rule in some public Gazette in said
Stn.e for the space of three months.
A rue transcript from the minutes of the said Court
this 18th day of August 1845.
tV. McLESTER. Cl’k.
August 20, 1845. 34—3 m.
CALTm
ALL are forewarned from fruding with
mv wife Monimia Kinsey, or having any thing
odo with her on mv account, (she having left my
bed and hoard,) ns I will not ho responsible for her
contracts or conduct in anywise.
JESSE KINSEY.
Lafayette, A.!a Aug. 10, 1845. 34—-3 m
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
.^dERI WETHER COUNTY, GA.
THlaßdelighJful Watering Place is nowiipen for
the und r the most flattering inp:cea.
Having noVbeyond ail question, and by i A united
testimony oftie hundreds who have tested A* virtues
of he Whsteftulpher, secured for the esUMishinent
s degree of cWuienco and favor unparalleA m the
Ils o’.v of auAlber watering place so reiAlly off. r
cd lo die the FroprietcAiai been
encouraged to Ake considerable a upon
the builuings anmnleasure grounds attMhed to ihe
place, and also Acngage the services oMxperienced
id popular that no imhVement may
be lacking to dfawßo the Springs a cojpction worthy
of their merk*.
To the stranger.has the virtues
of the crystal tbunmi? and balmwktmusphere of
tiiis pleasant region, Bis only n ceAry to say, that
these Springs are in the nAst of the most
delightful and healths tlmgion of Ar Slate, a few
miles north of the Pine only nine nnles
south east of place a daily
line of Stages, connectio with ine principal lines of
the Union, is now in operat|ki. #
The proprietor Hatters hiMqW’ that his is the only
establishment in the whole Jm where the visitor
can be accommodated with aMqual variety of waters.
Here we have the purest fr As tone fountains, the
strong an i the tntiJ chalyb ‘jtf and the White Sul
pliur, surpassing in purity,n&n the distribution of
ts elements, any hitherto Ulo'\.
But tiiis, we a cintry abounding in
scenery, romantic and are eurrounded
by a population imr mtejligenca and
moral worth, by that otherwrtnmg and strict in
tin the State. ‘From advanmges we may srife
-1 ly expect to draw nil jflt may belrequired to gratify
the inte Icctual, physic* appetites rff our
j visitors ; and licit solcitudo nor cflarl,
I on the part of the shallme wanting to r-n
----j der this watering as popularlor its accommo
dations as it a I unriv* lied tor the gifts of a
BATHING JBFhe Proprietor Ms fitted up large
mid Houses* which are not
surpassed bv the State. B
The will be op’ tmerery evening,
aud will be y®Fided with the best the cot ntry
ffj 3 A Stages will be times a
week,byWm. M. Lee, from via
ihe White Sulphur SpruWL
WALKER LCAN.
county. May 21. 1815. 2J—tf.
N.^^—Th proprietor will add, atriv
! ing lAtidy visitors in his Mi icrals unji^L; ?ntion,
he try to satisfy them in charge^^K
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f’JS AHE Undersigned rtspecifully iutorm the pub
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the national legislature. It will ho compiled will
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most icnpoitant which has taken place since the
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It is the so-fion wrlvcli wi l develope the general plan
ofthe .present administration. It* measures will
stump ihe character of our insti utiona for years to
aime. Some ofthe most important questionp.wlm h
are connected with our foreign relations, or our do
mestic cencerjis, will be presented for their consider
ation. The final measure of ratifying the eonstim
tion if Texas, which is to consummate her admission
info our Union, and tire admission of her member*
into our public councils—every measure which af
fects ine Oreeon question—o r rela ions with Mexi
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Verein treaty—these, and other meu-uies which are
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will come under the view ol the approaching Con
gress. M st of the cm-rientty important que.-tions
hich relate to our internal concerns—the revision of
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serving the public moneys—a variety ol commercial
ureas ur s—perhaps the lust system of regulaling me
impartnnt interests of Texas—the li-dian qucs.ions
—Hie land question—tfto best system of our navv,—
these atnu others will constrtute a mass of business
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dißiiiiguished members of the democratic party have
uccepied office unJir it. Some o’ |io ■ have liber
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tries, ti p *per may be published, which is not un
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c mpiished. Some errors he nmy have already cmi
mitled. But upon one point, lie can speak w.th great
pleasure and with eq- al freedom. The nu n who are
administering this government are working men, anx
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country, tocarry out tho pledges under which the
I 1 te*itlcut was elected, hiiJ the great principles ofthe
party. So long as the a. ministration is conducted
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Washington, August 1, 1845.
FOB SALE OK RENT,
- A COMFORTABLE REST
■■ ■ fife UENCK in the upper part
ofthecitv. Apply to
March 12, 1845 ’ ‘ Jl—if
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
m desirous of removing into
Plantation, stock ftc.situ
atrd about FIVE MILES i__
FROM COLUMBUS, on the Hamilton Bond.
R. TANNER.
Columbus, July 10,1845. —ts
NOTICE.
To Teachers and others interested in
Educational matters.
rjIHE subscriber offersfo* sale bis School Propcr-
JL ty in Glennville, Barbour co inly, A lu.—consist
ing of a lot of land containing some 18 acres, upon
winch there hits been erected three commod'ous
school bail lings, situated in the central and most eli
gible part of the village for school purposes.
The buildings are a Chapel, 2 siones high, 40 by
68 feet, with gaiter es—two wings of one story each,
20 by 50 feet. ‘1 here is also a jrood double log cab
in, with shed rooms and suitable out-notisee attpcbed
to the premises. Also, a fine Garden Spot and large
Peach OrcnarJ, both of which have been recently
paled in. A well of excellent water* n the lot, and
a fine public Spring within 200 yards of die buildings.
For health, no place South of the Potomac has
any advai.iage of this.
Foi the prospect of a flourishing High Sch- ol eith
er Male or Female Glennvitte is i-ecom! to no place
of my acquaintance, there being over 200 children
within two miles of the •-chcol Bui dings.
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, ihe remaining half in small
notes payable January Ist, 1847.
SPENCER \V. TAYLOR.
Glennville, Ala. Aug. 27. 1845. 35 8t
HEWE’S LINAMENT
Far IHiciisamfism !
ALL Rheumatic persons nave very good reason
for rejoicing, that they can obtain an article
[■that will set a 1 rheumatic complaints at defiance
| We wonder that people will puffer a moment with
| this distressing and excruciating pain when they can
j find a certain cute in th’s'prcpantion. The cerrifi
| cates that the proprietors have would aston'sh the
j most incredulous. —Pane its, who have been laid up
• for years, and who never expected again to he about,
| in health, or without crutches, have been almost nn*
j raculously raised fom iheir bed of pain, and resior-
I to their friends sound in limb, and entirely free
‘from pa nos any kind. This is no fiction, bin fact,
and riioiisands who have used it can testify lo its use-’
fulness. Beware of counterfeits.
Sold by Comstock At • New Yo*k, and
PAUL KOSSIGNOL,
At the Blue Drug Store, Columbus, Ga.
C o nnTl’S
IWngical Pain Extractor.
From 2 to 8 times cheaper than before, or
nothing, if the user is not delighted with it.
An amcletha’ evety family must consider indis.
pens.ahle when they know its power and value, and
which has heietofore been *old too high to reach all
classes has now been reduced in price, with a view
that rich a id poor, high and low, and.in fact every
human being nnv enjoy its comforts; and all who
get it shall have the price returned to them if iljpy
tre not and lighted with its use. We assert, without
j the possibility of contradiction, that all burns and
j scalds, every external sore, old or fresh, and all exter
nal pains and aches, no nutter wh*re, shall b” re
duced to comfoit bv it iu five minutes—saving life,
limb, or scar. No born can he fatal if this is applied
inless the vita’s are destroyed by the uccident. L
is truly magical, to appearance, m iis effects. En
quire fir Gum Ts Magical Pain Extractor Salve.”
it Comstock & Co’s. 21 Cortland st- New York, oi
at PAUL KOSSIGNOI.Vi.
At the Clue Drug S'ore, Columbus, Ga.
IIEADACEKF KERH2DY.
For the ckre of Sick Headache !
This distressing complaint may he cured by lining
one bottle ofSpobn’s i?ick Heada. he Remedy, which
has cured thousands of the very worst cases.
sons after suffering weeks with this deathrike sick
ness, will buy a buttle of this remedy and he cured,
and then complain of their fllv in not buying it be
fore. People are expected to the whole boitle.
not use it two or three, ti nes and then complain that
they are not cured. A buttle will cure them.
Eold by PAUL KOBSIGNOL,
At the Blue Drug Store, Columbus, Ga.
April 9, 1815 15-ly
The Pile* ;its<l nil Sore*.
Ilays* Liniment is known now to thousaiios, as a
most extraordinary remedy f*r these afflictions. It
is impossible to tell in a newspaper, in such a man
ner as to obtain fill credence, the effects and bene
fits o; this art'de, so general is the practice of adver
tisers of extolling a rticFs of no merit. Such per
sonal references wall be given, as to bring convicuon
to the minds r f the most unbelieving., Will suffe*er>
only ask among their friend*, if ihtgjj have . ot lieatd
of or known us effect*; and if they do not hear it more
warmly praised than any other salve,let them n tgn
it, All Fancy or exaggeration is nositivc.y excluded
from these statement*, and it is de'oruuned so say
nothing of rs merii*, but whnt could liu tui'v proved
hv a host of witnesses in any curt of justice. V\ ii
vou look al the ilnng and i!ie proof's a’ 21 Cortland'-
st.. where it may be had ? .V. \ r . Commercial Ad
vertiser.
if / 3 I,DO 1C OU r.—Some swindlors have conn
forfeited ihis article, and pul it up wi h various d> v:
cos. Do not h*- imposed upon. One thing only will,
protect yon—it is the name of COMSTOOK & CO.
that name i/iu*t be always on the wrapper, oi vi u are
cheated. Do not forget it. Take this direction
with iou. an I tet b • that, < r never buy for it is im
possible for an other to he true or genuine.
SOLOMON HAYS.
For sale by COMSTOCK CO.
New Yoik.
And alflobv their Agent
PAUL ROSSTOXOL,
At the Blue Drug Store, Columbus,Georgia.
May 7. 1655. 20—ts.
TOPivi NTJCRS.
Type FouaHiry and
rui VV arolioii^e
/ ffj"*tiE -SUBSURI BEftS i.ave opened a
JSL Type Foundry in the ci'y of New Yo. k
where ill y are ready to supply orders to anv exs
tent, for nnv kind ot job or fancy Type, Ink, Papm.
Cares, Galleys, liiass Rule, Steel Column do.
Composing Stick a. Chases, and every article ne
cessary fr a Pr nting Office.
The type which are east in new moulds, from an
en'irely new sot of matrixes with deep counters, are
warranted to lx* unsurpassed by any, ai.d wil lx. sold
at prices to suit the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam En
gines of'he most approved patterns.
N. B.— A Machinist constantly in attendance tn
repair Presses and to do light work.
Composition Rollers east for Printers.
Editors of Newspapers, who will buy three times
ns much type as their hills am lint to, may give the
above six months insertion in their papers, and scud
their papers containing it to the subscriber*.
COCKROF l 1 & OVEREND, 68 Ann st
Now York, August 13 1845. 33—6 m.
SUPEUK)ii COTTON GINS.
finilE subscriber’s unproved Gins have been fair
ly tested this season, by atrial of more than
live fuiu Ired different ones, all made and sold by him,
within th * last ten months; and have proven to he
decidedly the best performing Gins ever used. 11
will further improve those off red for the next crop
which will make them not only better performing, but
more durable and co..v* nient than any other. They
arc constrnc’id upon a plan of his own, only his own
workmen have ever made one like them, and by hav
ing a better shop and machinery, more and betur
workmen of his own, with a steam lumber mill, and
steam power to his far*Dry can afforo Gins on better
‘terms than oihe s If those wanting to purchase
[ lor the next crop, will wait until called upon by one
of h s agents, or apply to him by letter, before they
eugago elsewhere, he will agree to furnish ‘hem at at
lower price according to quaiitv, than any other man i
or firm. His agents wfl visit planters throughout:
the State, during th* selling season.
Address I tiers io Clinton, Jones county, Georgia.
Ginn will ho delivered at the purchasers residence,
w art anted to perform as recommended.
SAMUEL GRISWOLD.
January 29. 1345 s—w4w-rntt
l LANDS FOtt SAME.
Jbl pn nvikec Creek, Russell dflfy, about i
half r***uly for a Gm-i
house, ull
or 400 aoies richmottom Lands, jAFsome 6 or 600
acre-yet to cicti^L'These m* in the
woods from Bto 10
‘hey cost 5 nr 6
die Cowikee C r ed^pjPniS|^ci in Barbour count v,
Lee, I*l sq. in bottom. Lauds
A credit two years, for and ajiprov
eand sc’
-hew t^p^iids.^*
‘'s'faula. Barbour Ala.
IS- TAHi\EIL
BOOK-BIND F. R.
Columbus (la.
THREE doors below the Post Office, on Ogle
thorpe street.
Jan. 12 1845. 7—lv.
BACON! BACON!!
40,000
Kale by MOODY fy DURR.
August 6, 1545, 31—It
MEDICAL NOTICES.
DKS. SCHLEY A CROWELL,
HAVING associated themselves in the practice
of Medicine, respectfully tender iheir profes
sional services to the citizens of Columbus, aud the
adjoining country.
jCjP Office ou St. Clair, between Broad ond Ogle
thorpe street*.
May 14, 1845. 20—ts
Doct. .fcOHN Ci- SLEDGE,
HAVING pennanen ly located in tt.e city of
Columbus respectfully tenders his services lo
its citizens, in the practice of Medicine, Surgery,
Mid wit cry, a and Denial Surgery.
sLjP* Office, the one formerly occupied by Dr.
Taylor, on Randolph treet. Residence in he build
ing formerly occupied by CoL Bonner un Broad ■(.
It not in his office, please cnquiie at the JStue Drug
Stmt of Paul Roseignol.
May 14, 1845 __ 20--ts
MEDICAL.
Doctors, taylor & urquhart, res
pectfully announce to the Citizen? of Colum
bus and the vicinity, that they have associated them
selves iu the practice of Meuirine.
They will give prompt attention to all calls, either
in the city or country.
Th*ir office will he continued at the one, at pre
sent occupied by Dr. Taylor, on Randolph street.
The residence of Dr. Urquhart will be at the
house of Mrs. Shorter, on Broad street.
Columbus, May 29, 1344. 22—ts
Drs. Boswell & Billing?,
Will continue their office ai the Drug Store of
Messrs. Pond & Wilcox where, or at iheir residences
they maybe always found, unless professionally en
gaged. Our notes and accounts are placed in the
hands ot Mr. H. li. Epuitig for collection.
Dec IS, 1344 51-ts
TO THE AFFLICTED.
HENRY M. PRICE, M.D., ForsylhGeorgia,
will give Ins attention to persons afflicted with
chronic und supposed incurable forms of disease.
From his success heretofore in the management of
• c uch cases, persons afflicted would find n t. tfirir in
terest to give him a trial; for if he does not perma
nently T'*re. he may, at least, mifgate their suffer
ing** “Those especia lv laboring under Hepatitis,
Splenitis. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Lumbago, W bite
Swelling. Leprosy, Erysipelas, Tetter, Tern a. Capi
ta, Scrofula, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Neuralgia,
Hysteria. Epilepsy, Chorea, Palsy, Dropsy, Chloro
sis, Anicnorrhoea, Dysmenorrhoea, Pi oiapsus, U
•eii,&c &c. Piles, Fismla, Cancer, Hernia, Cal
culi, ol the Bladder. Hydrocele, Fungus, llaema
tode* is*c. would do wellho consult him Ulcem Fistulo
and Cm cers. are removedtupon anew plan (by vege
table remedial agents) with* nt resort to the knife.
D\ P.. lias never failed in removing the syphilitic
taint from ihe syalem in u few weeks by his ‘‘vege
table remedy.”
SClPPersons living nt a distance, who are sffliefed
by communicating, post paid, with Dr. Prir* giv
ing symtoms, 4*c-. and enclosing the fee. $10 —ran
receive directions f.r the management of their cases.
Feb. 12 1b45. i if.
PETERS’ VEGETABLE PILLS.
HEADACH —SR KOR NERVOUS.—Those
who have snti. red and are Weary of suffering
with this distressing complaint wilt “find Pet. rs*
\ egt able Pills a renuvly at once certain and imme
dta'e in its e‘lectP. One single dose ot the puls tak
en soon as ihe headache is felt coining on, will cure
it in cne t our tn.irely,
Asa remedy in summer for bowel complaints they
display th- ir wonderful powers to admiration, and
arc far superior to any thing hi ue tor tlioe com
plaint*.
In Dyspepsia and Liver complaints they stand un
rivalled.
Manv have been cured in a few wet as after hav
ing suffered under the dreadful complaint for vears.
In habitual cost veins* they ate decidedly ‘supe
rior o any vegetable pill ever broi ght before the
public, and one 50 cent box will es ablish their sur
pricing virtues and place ‘hem beyond theretenof
donht >n fbe estimation of cvi ry individual.
They are invaluable in nervous and hvporhondri
col affections, loss of appetite, aud all complaints to
which females alor-e aie subject.
They are mild in their action and convey almost
immediate conviction of their util ‘y from ihe first
dose. Tney may be taken by persons of any Bge,
and the feeble, the info in, the nervous anil definite
are Btrengti,encd bv tl eir operation, htcause they
clear the system of bad humors, quiet neivoug irrita
hiluy, and invariably produce sound health.
Upwards of .three hundred ai.d seviAty thousand
ho.\**s of these estimable pills have been eold within
the last twelve mouths in three states alone, and
more than three times the si me quantity in other
stales.
As an nn'i-hilions medicine no family f>bou]d b
w-i'hout tue.n. A sinalc trial of them is more aatia
factorv than a thousand ccihbcat s.
In a southern climate, these Pills are administered
wi h uniform success. For more than ten rears the
vordict iff their ha* been proiiounctd ;
and could a jury of all they frnve relievid lie rum
mooed from the North, the South, the East, and ihe
West, millions of voices would he heard io acclama
tion of their mrchless properties. The child amt ih
adult—the you'll and deen pit old man—both sexcx
and all ages—may alike take these Rills with safety
and tho certainty ot mlief. Price f.f.y ctniHiet
box.
Be careful so observe u at on ihe rover of each box
(in flu tin) is stamped * Peter’s Vegetable Pills.”
I\ve r s* Pills, on enouiry, will besot iw] in -eviery
town, and nt most ofthe country stores m this ♦ ate.
For sale in Columbia,Ga., nt New York prices by
POND & V\ II,COX.
ROB. A. DANK,
PAUL KOBSIGNOL-
And will be found in all the ‘J'owns and country
storts in ili<* Southern States.
May 14 1845, 20-6 m
DR. TYLER’S
VEGETABLE FEVER AND AGUE PILLS
t EfflHE Mtceess of these Pi Is in curing in a few
J3. hours, where all other remedies have failed,
and that, too. in cases of twelve and eighteen months
standing— warrants the assertion, that, it taken ac
cording to th ■ directions, they are a certain cure, A
lons list of certificates in proof of their infallibility,
might he added, but those upon tho directions are
de mod sufficient —Try them and he convinced that
they are most effectual and most ceitain and the
very best remedy e ver offered to the public, to in
sure a permanent and lasting ewe.
Having for several vtu rs past suffered under re
pealed attacks of chills and fever, especially during
itig the fall and spring months, J was inducer) to try
various remedies, but nothing seemed vq be effectual
until I tried Dr. Tyler’s Ague nod Fever Fills',
which stopped the chills before I had taken half of the.
box. Thi was over a year since, I hre remained
perf* c l ly free from any symptoms of* return ol this
most loathsome disease.
GEORGE M. WAIT.
Baltimore, Dec. 12th, 1843.
For sale in Columbus, Gn., at New York prices by
POND & WILCOX,
ROB. A. WARE. &
PAUL ROSSIGNOL.
And wiil be found in all the Towns and country
stores in the Southern States.
May 14 1845 , 20-6 m
J)tt. WATSON S ‘
Unrivalled Vegetable
Fever & Ague Fills,
A CERTA IN and permanent cure tor Ague &,
Fever, in all forms, in ONLY FOUR
HOURS. Z.
For sale hy CARTER & STOCKTON, Co
lumbus, Ga., and by agents generally, ill the South
ern part of Georgia and Ainbama.
Price only Fifty C<!BltS.
June!. 1845. 23—j Gm.
10
171 OR the cure of white swelling* scrofulas & other
. *tumors, ulcers sore legs, old and fresh wounds,
sprains, and bruises, swellings, and inflammation,
scald head,sore breast* of women, rheumatic pains,
puters, eruptions, chilblains, windows, biles, corns,
and external diseases generally. It is likewise great •
lv superior to any medicine, heretofore discoverer
for :thc chafed backs and iimbn of horses; for ring*
worms, chapped lips. mid. in short, for severe exer
ml bodily evis that may full lolhe lot of man or beast.
Price 50 eon's
For sale in Co’umbua, Georgia, by all the Drug
gist
May 14 1845, _ 20-Cm
B R UN OjrvißG IN S,
H* v K j;'’; A NO FORTES
frun J. nn.t NUNN’S &