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Vxoarn i Wharrxa Mary hitiwald eill anply to the Court:
ot Ordinal > (or letter* »t disiulaaten a - sdmlnlstrstitei on <
Out Mtitvof Us raid ITtigorald
flieiaare.llterofore. to alia and «<liiionitli 4II •Imui It
E%ai MaUktatM Kmlt tali-, l» It* WJJ
«h, ta— Ih. h»l “Ub' SLu*
HooMbold and KJtcbsn Furniture ol Imc«1 K svou—
‘ MM oq uniat a AlalroU wM’MttitaSrattrf Moaaa J ftd-
onto**. rmorty palate out by VWatlfl.
Court of lit* Middle Circuit of Florida, In the cut H' may concern tq t» A0»l Uppoar before aald Cteurttp make
lUlun Martin ana othnrs, vs. Richard Bradford, Ad- objection, If a«\y they have, '"tor before the first Mom
rsk'
IL F. AKIN, Sheriff.
11Y tUiERlFF S BALK—*>■ tbo Brit 'Tuaaday* In May
twit; urtK bo aoM *fcre iht Omrt Haute, lu tna
Ctty of Sarawak, between the te|*) faaun of «}•’•
Gre/UerearaU *W-tevteA ouMtha property^ Dr.
1 A ItN OF VALUAnii** bAADl
AT AUCTION.
IN ALACUt’A COUNTV. FLORIDA
I N puisuaure ut a Dacrea (n Uhonoary In ilia Circuit
Court f~ti- •- •»--
Wllllain "Mimi • ——- -1 *-• ... ■ HiamiNui Hu* i)igwmvn| •• "Vi ."*• v », V.»V|. .ui mi*. **mm-
salnlitratnr, fte. ot Leigh Read, uec. need, and in tha mm ‘ day in October pexl.olhurwlao said Uilri* will be granted,
af Richard Bradford. Administrator. Ac . against William ! Witness. John M. Milieu, Esq., Ordinary Tor Ghatsham
darrin aid other*, on a ureas bill, the following described 1 county, thW dth day of Marcb. 1K55.
*andt baU'Sgtug to the fatale of l.*lgU Kn*d. deceased, ■ mart JOHN 11. Mll.I.fcN, 0, u. 1:.
will be aold at nubile auction, to pay tha debts uf aald i . 11'MdlA—WiaMoM wbTou'it eon*
estate, by tha subscriber, a* p Easter and Commissioner In (j mn : Whereas, Mareerr O’Neal will annlv at the
^t*t!eeYn that ow twtf** N cw na n t rifle' tn °otVhuatlfmntv l i Court cl Ordinary for lettent of administration m I be ra-
lloaae In the town or Ncwnannlllf In AlaohuaOoUntr . o( Ca,.t Ferdinand O’Neal,
on Wednesday, the Vd oay ol May neat, at 13 o’clock, M„ Tlw## -L tbsrefore to cite
ofNeOtaker
dray Uaraa and Bwgfy-Itvied
Joseph.Habaraham, to aatiafV a fl. lb. In fbv
jtaj.., % {*■$};airt,.
C i irv'skcirA VjTii-.>«VS. taiJ.Mi.jio Hw
m am.uk. t«*m iu uui mn «i »«"•*»
C TfrTBBBBraggpS geiKi luamUy in May
UaKSbaanldbafUfatb*co«thouat, la tbn^cUy
of garanSaab, batwwatha legal boon of aala, a Gray Mara
,*n* Vr .ltTfadon»*d*r aa attacbn>ant returoaUc to
tha naat city court or SaTaanab, aa tha pro party of Jamaa
McCartby, la faror of Dankl O'Connor. Proparty pointed
MaQactbyflafa. -
, J OlHJNTY HUUtlFF SALB-Wlll ba aold ba.
L‘ fart tha court honaadoor, In tha city of Darien, In
aatd county,on the tret Tuaaday in May next, between tha
aiual boor* of aaW.tba roUowtn* uroparty, towit .That
mutb' of tha Union ataam Saw Mill, on MayhaU Hear,
about thraa adaa fenm Darlaa, torethar with tha Oxtaraa.
maahlncry and other pruparty belonging thmtoplaeied
on by TtrUM of a D f*« taauad by a Jualioa of lha Inferior
court of aabl county of Mdatoah, undar tha Uan law. In
faror of Adaaa A Hamilton ra.tha Union Steam dnw Mid.
3 lloddy, R Ueulton andIlBenuer.cn bo much of aald
proparty at aUlaatWy aald ft fa. Property pointed out
ly pUUtlfl in execution. ^ ? THORBE, Sheriff M. C.
Daykn, March SO, 1W&. »»U
\/|UNTOSH COUNTY SHERIFF SAlX-WUl U wldba
iVL Cam tha court houec door, In tha city of Dwicn, In
aald county, on tha Oret Tuaaday In May naxt, Ut»ean
tha.euwal boureuf aala. tha foUowlnf proparty, to wit s-
That m««kof tha Steam Saw UUI, now buUding at May*
baU Island, near Ibe Altamaba rlrar, about hra taUci
from finriah.togathar with tha fixtures, machinery and
otherwiaeerty belonging thereto—leTied on by virtue of a
a U, iaTued by a juauen of tha Inferior court of aald coun*
ty cf UclntoUi. under thellealaw.U favor of UlUhal S
Feu nJtbe VUjb&U Steam Saw jilbBT Chapman A Co.
owner* thereof/ Property pointed oul by pUintUf la exe
Terms cash W. f. inUtt' a,
- Sheriff McIntosh County.
cutiop^ T
man9
M felNfmU COUNTY SHERIFF SALE#.—Will ba aold
Mrs tbs Court House door In the city of Darla n
In aald county, on tha first Monday In May next, between
the tutaalhours of tale, tha foUowmg property, to wit:
That much cf the steam aaw mUl. now building at May-
hall ls1tn*V near the AlUmaha river, about fir# mUei
from Darien, together with the fixture*, machinery, and
other nropertr belonging thereto, levied on by virtue iff
All.lt. Csued by a Jnstlceof the Inferior Court of said
county cf lUlntads, ndw tt* UraUw. to favor of Mrs.
John Fort TS- May hall Steam Saw MUl, B.T.Cnapmaa*
itncraot: or to much of aald proparty as wU| sa-
Co. owner* theraol; or so much ofsald propsrtyas wll
IV property pointed out by Plaintiff in
tlifr aald FI. Fa. Proparty pointed out by naintui in axe-
M&TTtems cash. W. T. THORPE, Sheriff M.C.
Daxian, March 30th, 18&5. mar31
PUBLIC tSALBSm
.OA .^'CITATIONS; W,PMt ; j' MflWIlW
.uirsnvua&cAiU)^
EDWARDG. WILSON,
11 AQI8TRATE, NOTARY,
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1 \fbM AOwctis'I.IIH oikce. !v--siijsi« j 1,» ,>f tin* Hlult* of lifurgbi, wllli lull gm/*
„ ~~niiiaswv»Lt.K *u>'i !*^ 1,1 ,r :
! Mi J'li UAY HtllhUl? SAVANN AH. OKHiOIA. sue and be -/''{J ?hot Hevmoar Her*
H AVK opaned ail ..Hire Mi lb.* wlo id' Sort.. Alal.au.* I *' h.V.* . nitbHi./u^mbSMff
Tenn«»**•«, and other WMlaih proAli.it, uml expect at '}»■ «•*, i “ l, ‘ ,:, .’ uu, - v ' i M ,n f l, iV.‘ .01,!.^ "i. 91 "SVS
an early date to be In receipt iff tfamn, r "ru. Flour, Ropt, ■*'" “ M
Chf/on, ifc.. the prodgceol ihnl nvrili ‘
MS. “
■■ rrikUi.i'ra'ff •*
• At M«.
• j Having uiadn Isrse addition* tohiaesUbU shmant, continue*
.* v „ lftAk w 1 -» y. ...mu—u ..dojeancd: J In do IKWK AND JOB PRlNTINtJ. In kla 4»usl neat and
rowil - all thVr'aht title 7 inti!r«t inA as'ut* whHsh’tho I T,IW * M *' t ^ forv t to ell«> and admonish all wlioiu lt handsome atrl*.and onaooommod*Un|t terms,
\ *ii—it,’. iU *> ooncam, to be and apiniur Iwfore said Court tomak* ngr All wort executed withdlapatch.
^nW.ctri W .i«el.cfUS''.Vthw ttSSfwVo^n%. -otU^U’UW i‘o a ttct^ r iiriii':?n?i*a Mond,,y «/klfAC.
or which hi* Administrator hath since had or now hath, wiU.i jcSn M Hme . te ^Jnliu.fv MMhsU.sm FhUbrlck * Brtl,
and also all tb* uui*. right, title, iutemt, dowar or c0 SS^fii, SS dar nfArHlilsi 7 t-hsUiem | ,uiwm ron mr nrsta op o«o«oia
claim d dowar, wmoh Mr."Elisa Bailey, former!; kill* nuh '»* Apr “jA^S- \i •■baeriber coutlnuca
Read, widowdth# a.Id Ulgh Read, bath or erer bad, or .5E arr .
whleh her prawnt husband William Halley hath or may, | trAlKOIA—CkdAam Chun-'y:—To all whom It may con-
or can have In and to tun Mid Lands,which arelooate.' AT c " Tv - “ •—••• *•• • »
bounded, anddaicnbedaa follows,to wit;
1st. One tract ot Una containing (4000) four thousard
acres, which was granted by the Spshlsh government to
Frend* H. Saoeoei, aud euhse^uently continued to him
by the United State*,euualc In Township • and T South,
In Rang* 13, East, and watch was caused to ba located and
surveyed fer tbo aald Benches or his aasigns, under the 1
aulbority of the United Stater, by the Surveyor General of
Florida, in tna second quarter of the year 1641, aa will
more folly appear oy tn* Maps, Plats and Sumy Bills of
tha same, in the otfic# ol the Surveyor General ol Florida,
and also on tha Land UificeMap in iha Nswnaasrill# Dis
trict, and being the same lands which were conveyed to
the uld Leigh Read, by VtllUam Marvin and by Francis
Sanches by tbair deeds, dated In 1139 and IMOiespeotlv**
ly, aud recorded in the Alachua County CleiVs Offlr# In
Book “B” or Deeds
-ALSO —
3d. An undivided interest of (1600] fllftaen hundred
acree (n a certain otntr traet of two thousand acre*
lying to tha east ot ant adjoining tha tract abort men
tioned of 4000 acres, watch was granted by. the Spanish
government to Joseph a. Sanches, and subsaqnently con
firmed to him aud otbtrthy thl United States, and which
was located and eojreyed by tha Uutted States by or
under the authority *r tha 1 Surveyor General cf Florida,
In tha second qunmr of the yur 1341, and wbleh Is
situate in TownaAlpOandToftUngelB.SouLhaDdEast,
a* wUl more fully appear by tb* Maps and Plats of tha
uma In tha oOlca of me Surveyor Gaueral of Florida, and
la tha United Mutes Land office at KawnanavlHt. being
tb* aam* fifteen hundred aerea (the undivided part and
parcel of aald two tnousano acre grant) which was con.
ray ad by the aald William Marvin to the said Leigh Read
in hi* llfa-Ums, by dead, dated la 1839, and recorded In
Book ’’D* of Deeds, in the Alachua County Clark’s Office.
The terms of said aala will baas follows:
Ona-thlrd ca*h; one-third payable the first day ol
January, 1660. and tba remaining third payable the first
of January, 1MT. with interest Iron the date of sale, for
which the pumnaseri note# will bo taken with the under*
standing that If they era not paid when das, the Master
may resellthapramises on thirty da;s notice. •
In the mesm uma a certWcat# of the sale will ba given
to the purchaser, and wnaa the note* are fully paid, than
the subscriber wUl execute a Deed or Conveyance (n the
usual form aa Master in Chancery , „ .
Dated at Newnansvilta, Florida, this 6th day of March,
1865. JKG* 0- REARDON,
Muster ami Commissioner in Chancery.
m.rii sod till may t
f ceru: Wlietvufi, Jane J Mum will apply at the Court
Ihe selate of
"I Ordinary lor tetters of ndiQlnUtntloti
Archibald C Muie, deceased .
Those are.Umcroru, to clta and adinouUh ail w ham i t may
concern to be and appear before aald Court to make objec
tion* (II any the; have) on or before Uie aeoond Monday In
Me; next, otherwise aald letters will be granted.
Witness,JohnM. Mlllen, Esq.,OrdinarylorChathamcoun.
ly, this fifth day of April. 1364.
ap6 JOHN M.MILLEN.o. n. c.
OTATR (IF GEORGIA—OMIAons GbM&i—To all whom
D it in •”* * *“
it inay concern : Whereas Mason M. Iteivifi will apply
at ih* Court of Ordinary for latter* of Administration da
bonis non: * ” ' * "* J '
on thw eataw of paplet^cShtrew. deceased:
These aro, therefore, lo die and qdipbdOh *U whom It
may concern.to be and appear before the said Court to.
mate objection (If an; they have) on or before the first
Monday in May next, otherwise aald tellers wlUbegrauted,
IODUST IDAIfty ivatoio „ iu irm
Witness, Johh U Mlllen, Esq.. Ordinary for Chatham
ounty,thu fifth day of April* 1868. ^
IU* JOHN M. MU.LKN. O. C. C.
county,
Mart
tiTATk uF UEORGLA—CAafkam Onmfp—To all whom
Vj It may concern: Whereas Henry Msstlcx will apply
at tha Courtof Ordinary for Lottara of Administration on
tha esUte of Jaeob Mastlck.deceased ;
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom It
may concern, to ba and appear before the aald Coart to
mafia objection (If any they hare) on or before the first
Monday m May next, otherwise aald tetters will bagranted.
Witness. John M. Mlllen, Esq . Ordinary for Chatham
county, this fifth day ot April, 1366
Ati J(Shn u. miu.es. o.c.c.
Court of Ordinary of Camden County.'
... manufaoture hte unrival
ed Patent Fir* aud Borgia)
Proof Mates. waiTantedoque*
to any, and superior to some
of the many which have been
toiled,as published and nor
Ucadbytliepressthroughoul
ii u , world loc tha last fifteen years,—nod is sole proprietor
of ilsJPa Patent Powder Proof Lock, both having reoelviHl
separate inedala at the World's Fair, London. MW. and N.
York in, 1663-’A AUo, the patentee (hr. purchase) ol
Tones'* celebrated Combination and Premium Bank lock.
11.000 in gold was placed u> th* safe exhibited at the
World’s Fair, London, soon red by Hall sand Jones Locks
and offered as a reward to any one who could ptektho
lock* or open tha safo within fotty*fi»o days, and al hough
operated upon by soveral skilled In the art of lock pick
ing, no one auccaodod In opening the safe, (no change or
alteration in the locks or keys having been mad* during
the time,) but the money remained ln.Ua safe dejswltory
and waa returned to tho proprietor, and a medal swarded
him for tho champion 6*ie of tho world.
OiWTtox.—Soat genuine except those having thvauh*
*u»0.JUMBIKU.
Grewu Block, or. Pine and W»tor*HU .New York.
N, a.—Tbo above Safes and Locks can he had atmanu-
Oicturer’a prices 01 hi- authorlled ageute In ail tb*.priori.
pal cities lathe United 3tatss and Canada. ien^
PIANO FOUTM, UIIBIU, ETC.
The undersigned \« prepared aa usual to
(G&SEBj^Bsapply al> demands In his line—liavlug the
rffT^^Wlagenotesofaom* of the best pianoforte uts*
* 5 * 1 **ketti.amoog which ha would name : Rlod*
art. Jacob Chlckerlng, John B. Dunham A Co.. Orovesteou
h Truslow, Firth, Pond fc Co.,1’. Gilbert & Co., a choice df
1. ut.. 1 m- in
... keepatl office at CbattauoogN. Term . foi lint purcliMso
or shipment of produce;find can forward rllrecl (oplapl-
eja or merchant* from that point
We arc also In direct"corryspondcmv wilhM uiuU,
Imulsvllln and Noshvllte, and will attend to tho purchaso
of article* In those innrkeU l« bn shipped to Ravannnh or
Inlvnuedtale points la Georgia. dm—Jati'JS
*“ TUOMA8 ilCfoilMS IIIN MR,
ATTOUNEV AND (filUNBUiMW AT MW
Tmupville, U««orgtii
Will piauliaa in tha Circuit Courts ot Tbouiar. l/iwud*s
Clinch, Ware. Appling and Irwin, ili-orgl* ; and In the
Circuit Courts of .leOurmn. Mmlteon nu>l ilnmllton, of Die
Middle Circuit of Florida, aud In Ater.hun end Cidumbm
couut-ea in the tuisteru Circuit of Florida. Will attend
• to the claims of *11 persons before tin* Itepmtments'nt
R*k*hlngton. .
A. ri. auwrjoV. “ watw.
CUADII’ION At WATTB,
WU0IE3ALK AND RETAIL OROCER8,
No 4 Barnard street, bat wson the Market and Bay street,
asranxiii, 0*
Dealers Jn Groceries, Foreign and Domestic Liquor*, ltelod
Fruits. 4to.. AC.
Reference—A Champion. E*q., Famed Roloiuons, Kwj.,
Messrs Rabun K Whitehead. Bwlft A C<?,.Havannah, (Ja.
WILLIAM II. DABHBH,
ATTORNhV AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Trnupville, Low odea Counly.Ua.
Will practice Jn Thomas. 1-owndss. Clinch, Ware; Appling
. Telfair, Irwin. Ijiurcns. and I’ulaakl connltea. Geuigia;
and Lu Jefferson. Madison, Hamilton, and Columbia
. counties,Florida. 4 ; .. j_s teb23
WM.'e7wiimjra. ‘nuDDWx ouvea. Jack tmnw.v.
WILLIAMS, OLIVKII 3i nilOWN
'; - -•*• •.•- ATTORNLYS AT LAW.
liutiua Vista, Marion County, tia .
Will practice lu tho counties of Marion. Macon. Houston,
’ Stewart. Kandolph. Muscogee, Itoe. and any adjoining
' contrttea where {hslr services may be required. jau'Jfl
Association, hrrelofore, in wll,«in tlie fourth da; of itep*
tembor.ehrlileen hundred and tllty ono. made and dellrar*
0,1 in UiH said Alexander A KmeU. Treaauraruaaforesaid,
hi* cerlalu promlaaory nole. bearing dale the dayalwl year
a fores *M whereby bo promteod, on demand, tepayJo ttia
aald Alexander A. Hmol*,Treasurer aaafore*aldi or htasue-
ci-ssor* In OTUee. or hte or their ortler. thoium of one thou
sand dollurti will* interest at the rsteor »lx per cent. Mr
nnnuin. aald Interest pajabl*. monthly,for value reorivedi
And lor the better securing lha payiaent nreaWBOfoatid
thu interest, It appearing that the raid Rtymour Harri*
did on the saina day and year execute and deliver to An*
said Ah'xaxider A, Trrasureras aforvMild, his certain deed
ol mortgage, whereby ho conveyed tothealld Aleianuer
A., TTeaauror a* aforweald. Ill* auecvuvorr In office, and a**
sigua, all tlmt lot r>r land, situate In Ibe city of Bavauuah.
wi-sl ol Fahm-slreet. which was part ol the estate of J ainee
Johnston, and known. In the plan of John McKinnon, as lot
Quin her sixty-five (No. 05.) containing ime hundred and
ten (l lu) feet by one hundred (100) leet, according to a
plan made from thu division of the estate of James John-
iH*ai faovnaw. »m- '.noui',.. u*, .,
. M , Alt.VU.,l’»D'te'- 1, • ah.d ,
*3 e»|» fn* Sa'i-“'in <•< ’ *>ll !•*' ie> .i>-, ;
rean ilutll SoVheA 0 i„ , > ,1 . < aiiu,i».. i,, n ,
April neit.foi luiaWnug au.jdrinirfog .
<1*1 *• poilee. axoept for hlaeul . ior which lit^ n * "'■
khail »*« given for every twenty lliowand |N.„nc, „, lul ' ,*■
at tbv UmlHl tslalea davy-y*rd* *t U.a»l*»toN„
chutette.Hiuoklyp.N• w Yoik.andlDwpoit, Virgin . ....
quantiti*.«i/yof Ih* lollowlogartletea *- may u
urordarrt fmm the eontmrt„i- by the i,u, 1
reau.or by the reapective commanding officers - f
navy-yard*, during the fiscal year ending .1-,r,«* :;r,
vl*»'
Flour, bltouil. whist), sumu, i*a.,*(»fi.-. -|.... ,,, (j
vinegar, jdckle*,beans, and drlod appi,-
Tbo flour shall be aupwllnH. ami of the io*ni,| W i lltt
wheat grown in the year IBM or 1386, but . . '*
ae* bo manulacturadfrnm wheat of the crop ImruMilV"
t reeedlng tho date* or the tequlsllinufot thi .,*'>
e i^ffocthr awcot, and In all iwjiecu ,.r u,.
jnd shall be delivered In good abipping 1, 1 ‘.L|
chitroU lollie U HI*lev In Ibe t»«l now,well , *•
bright barrels, or half barrel*, a. tne , ,,► , rifc , v
stave* and headbg to U* of while oak „i tj„. “\"’
»U<,ng and well hooped, with lining ln^,p, <f J. '. 0
head, and equal lu quality to rainph- hariei .»„■*, J CI
varda: -two half Wrrele to b« eon«Wcr*j », .iJ.' , 1
r _. * 1 ,i^«. 11.. ■ ™r»»i >
M OINTORH COUNTY SHERIFF SAUH.—WIU baaold
hafota the Court House door In the city of Darien,
io talfi county,on the firat Tuaaday In Mcy next, between
“‘TS^KtaS^L 1 S5£WESa5SV
hall Island, near the AlUmaha river, about five mile* from
Darian, together with th* fixtures, machinery aud other
property belonging thereto; levied on by virtu* or a Ft Fa.
lasMfittea JMtleeof the Interior Court of aald county of
MdafoS, under th* lien law. In Uvor of John FUnnva.
MayhaU ataam aaw mill, B T Chapman h Co. owners the ra
il f; or *0 much of aaid property ** will satisfy “id Fl. Fa,
Proaertr oolnte* out by plaintiff in execution. Twrmi cash,
rroprny pouue. ou / v w ? THORPE, Sheriff M. C.
Darien. March 30th, 1666.
mATTNAL COUNTY GUARDIAN’S SALE—By virtu* of
JL an order from the honorable tha court of ordinary or
Wayne county, on the firat Monday In* Anri instant, will
ba sold at the court house door at ReedevlUe. Tattnal coun
ty, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday In
Jem* next, one lot or tend, containing 3S7 acres, on big
Reedy Creak, la Tattnal county. Sold as the property ol
Timothy McSwenev, minor, for tho benefit of aald minor.
Term* cub. apB REBECCA McSWENSY, Guard.
M CINTOSH COUNTY SHERIFF SALK.—W1U be aold
before tho Court House door in the city of Darien,
in said county, on the first Tuaaday in May next, between
th* usual hour* of sate, tha lonoering property, to wit:
That much of tha ateam aaw mUl now building at May-
hall Ulead, near the Altamaba river, about five miles from
Dariau, together with th* fixturaa. machinery and otter
property belonging thereto; levied on by virtue of a Fi.
ra.laau*d byaJuitiee of the Inferior Court or the aaid
county of Mclntoah, under the lien Uw, in favor of U
Pause vi. MayhaU ataam aaw mill, B t Chapman A Co.
ownan thereof; or ao much of said property aa will aatlafy
uld FI. Vi. l-mperty jalnUsd onlb.pUljUa !»«««■
tion. Tuna tub. W. T. IHOdl'S, Sh.nB M C.
Pui«a. Mu* SOlb, UM. m — 31
LEGAL NOTICES.
\'OllCti—iirp.rK.n. tu.lng claim* ifabi.t Uw wui.
i> of Randolph McDonald, Ut* of Camden fount;, de
ceased, will present tha same, duly attested, and all in
debted to said eitate will make Immedlsto settlement with
E. M. BsiO*. nr duly authorited Agent.
mar20 . MARY MCDONALD, Adm’x.
IVi OT1CE.— All persona having demands against th* ei-
ll tate of Dr.Wm. J. Morris, late of Camden aounty,
dec’d., ar* hereby notified to prelent them, duly attested,
within the time prescribed by law | and all those indebted
to make immediate payment to
THUS. K. DUNHAM, Adm’r.
Jeffersontvn. March 10.1865.[marlS
O s EORUlA—Ukarlion tbunfy—On the first Monday m
r Jana next,application will be made at th* Court of
Ordinary for Charlton county, for leave to sell the real es
tate of John IIStevens, deceased,
apll GRAHAM CREWS. Adm’r-
GEORGIA, CltaAim Cotmj.—Two months alter date,
M CINTOSH COUNTY SHERIFF SALE—Will be told be-
for* tha court house door, in the city of Darian. In
aald oouity, on th# first Tuesday In May next, between
the usual hours of sale,the followirg property, to wit
That much of the Steam Saw Mill, now building at May-
ball bland, near the AlUmaha river, about five miles
tram Darien, together with tne fixture*, machinery and
other property belonging thereto—levied on by virtue ol a
fi fa. issued by a justice of the inferlour conrt of said
county of McIntosh, aider the lien law, in favoaof T W
Lathrop A Co. va. M.jball Steam Saw Mill, B T Chapman
ft Co. owner* thereof: Property pointed ont by pla.niiff
in execution. Termicash.
xnarM Sheriff Mclntoah Conntv.
G EU — , - -
application wilJ be made to the Ordinary of Chatham
county, for leave to sell real and peraonal property be
longing to the estate of Charles Hartildge. late of said
county deceased. JULIAN UARTKIDGE.
ALGERNON S. IiARTRlDOK,
ap 1 Adnus of eatate of Charles Hartridge.
/ t EURGLA—thmiim Chuvffy .-—To all whom U mav con-
VJ cern : Whereat, Thomas D. Hawklna and John fomp-
klms, exeeutora on the eatate of John Tompkins, ten., de
ceased, will apply at th* Court of Ordinary for tetters dlx-
mlisory from said eaUta: ...
These era therefore to cite and admonish all whom it
may concern, to ba find appear before said Court to make
objections, It any they hare, on or before the firat Monday
In July next: otherwlja aald letters will be granted.
Witness. Janes H. Helves ton. Ordinary for Camden
county, this 7th December, 1864.
deelT JAMES II HELVE3TON, 0. C. C
G EORGIA—Camden County .—To all whom it may con
cern ; Whereas, th* estate ol Louis Dufour has bean
surrendered to th# tourt of ordinary,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom It
may concern, to be ana appear before aald Court, to make
objection,If any they ha va, on or before the fits! Monday
In May next, otherwise aaid tetters will be granted.
Witness, James H. Helveaton, Esquire. Ordinary for Cam
den county, this 2d day of April, 1856.
ap6 JAMES II. HELVESTON.u. c. c.
C t EOKG1A—C'umdm Ctnmfo—To all whom it may con-
T cern: Where**, Thoma* B Nall wUl apply at the Court
or Ordinary for letter* of administration on tha eatate of
Henry BaLtey, dacaaxed:
Th*s#art.th#r#fore,toclteandadmonlahaUwhom It may
ooneern.to he and appear before the aald Court to make ob
jection hi any they nave,) on or before the first Mon
day In May next.otherwise said tetterswlU be granted.
Witness, Jamea H. Helveiton, Esq., Ordinary for Cam
den oennty, this 22J day of March, 1865.
mar39 JAMES H. HELVESTON. o. o. c.
superior instrument* may b* had at hte catahltehment.-
Belng possessed of a Ufa’s experience in both theprofesslot
alandbaslneasdepwrtmfnta ofmnale, ho trusts that k
p . irofetslon*
department* ofmnale, ho trusts that h#
may stillte entitled to tho kind patronage he hasreeelved
during tho past five years
U. B. M1TCHEIX.
Agent lor F. Zogbaum A Co.,
dec9 St. Jullen and Bryan at*., Market Square.
iaVfaUY, IlACk ANU SAtM BTAULE.
Ibe Subacrlbera have purcliasud tho
large Brick Stable on West Broad-street
formerly known as Brown A Harris’Sta
Ibie. and will b* thankful for a share ol
public patronage. We intend lo hoop
—t—- good^arrtegeaandBugglee.gcntloHoiae*
and careful Drivers ; and if strict attention to business will
merit patronage, wc Intend lo have It.
JOHN It. CUC lilt AN K,
AITORVEY jcTi-aw,
Dublin. J^urens county Ga.. late junior partner uf the
firm of A. A J. CoiHRixe, Dwiuton. Ga., will attend
promptly to all tusineas entrusted to his care. Partic
ular attention paid tQ collecting. Uefercncc—Dr. C. IL
Guytao. Fl H. Hoar, Dublin,' Ga : M-lfarthi Savannah.
. • may7—dfcwly
m; Wurr IfiiTii,
AlTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Alligator, East Florida.
Will practice In f bo Eastern and Southern counties. Refer
to Col. S. S. Sibley, and R. B. Hilton. Esq., SaTannah, Ga
FEUD ^ VA ^ 0 aioULTON,
ATTORNEY AND CuUNSEUAlRAT MW.
Washington »'ity. 0. C.
Will practice in the Tarloui Courts of the District, and at
tend to the prosecution of claims ngaimt the Govern
ment. , . juneffi!
Havannah, January 1. IBM.
3m—tauU
BULK AUBNCY for UHUADMAN 4b OKAY'S
Celebrated Dolce Campan* Attachment
PIANO FORIRS, 3B0Chestnnt-street. oppn-
site the U. S. Mint, Philadelphia.
Branch—117 Market-st., Wilmington, Del.
Jan26—eojfim JOHN MARSH.'
FfWl"
TO OFFICKUB.SOLOU
OF ALL WARS THEIR Wf
T. W. BAKER,
A I TORN EY AT LAW
South Newport. Georgia.
Will attend the Superior Court In the counties of Chatham.
Liberty, Molntosn, Cumdon, Glynn. Wayne. Ware. Ap
pling aud Tattnall »nl9
• 1 jEsSkTtT UlCUNAllUI
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT I.AW
NewnamvIUe. K;a.
Reference—<icorge,1a-Br6wn,-Wi1liam Dell. Newnaoavtllo.
FJa ; IL 11. Hlttou, Doeton-ft YHIalonga. Havannah. Oa.
C T EORUIA—Camden CtounXw To all whom it may con-
I cern : Whereas, John Makin will apply at the Court
of Ordinary for letter* of administration on the estate of
John 0 Elkins, deceased :
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom It
may concern, to he and appear before aaid Conrt, to make
objection, If an; the; havo, on or before the firat Monday
In M*t next, otherwise aald tetter* will be granted.
VVltueaa. Jqme* H. Helveaton, Esquire, Ordinary for
Camden connty,tbia 22<t day of March. 1866.
mar20 JAMES n. HELVESTON, 0. c. C.
Conrt of Ordinary of Ways County.
fdNTGSH UlUNTY aiDuilft cAut—Vtu
M fore Ibe court bouse door, in the city of Darien, la
sain county, on the first Tuesday in May next, between the
aiual hour* of aale. the following property, to wit : That
much of the Steam Saw Mill, now building at MayhaU Isl
and, near the AlUmaha river, about five miles from Da
rian, together with the fixtures, machinery and other
proparty belonging thereto—levied on by vlrtno ol a fl fa.
uniad by a jnatice of th* Inferior court or said county ol
Mclntoah. under the lien law, in favor ot R. J. Berr; va.
MayhaU Steam Saw Still, B T Chapman ft Co. owners there
of Property pointed out by plaintiff in execution. Term*
•ub W. T. THuRPE,
nurtO Sheriff Mclntoah Connty.
« clNTOSH COUNTY SHERIFF SALE—WUl be aoid be-
Tora tha court honao door, In the city of Darien, la
arid county, on the first Tuesday lo May next, between
the usual hours of aala, the following proparty, to wit
That much of the Steam Saw MUl. now bnilding at May-
hall Island, near th* Alternate river, about five mites
from Darien, together with the fixture*, machinery and
other proparty belonging thereto- levied on by virtue of a
fl fa,issued by a justice of the inferior court of said coun
ty of McIntosh, under the lien law, in favor of CoUlna ft
thine* va. MayhaU Steam 8aw Mill, and B T Chapman ft
Co , owner* thereof. Property pointed ont by plaintiff In
execution. Terms cash.
mar29 W. T. THORPE. Sheriff Me! C.
C AMDEN SHERIFF SALE—ttiU be sold ou tna ur.t
Tuesday in May nsxt. before the court boose door, in
lha town of Jaff*nonton,Camd«n county, within the legal
hour* of aala, th# Steam Saw MUl, with alt th# appurt#
naneaa thereunto belonging, situated on North River, ou
lot No. 110, In the town of St. Mary*—tevled on aa th#
property of B T Chapman, Aaa W Chapman, and David 8
Mills, under tha name and style of tha St. M«rjs Lumber
Company, to aatlafy a fi fa issued out of the Inferior court
of laid county, in favor of WUltsm D Long vs. Steam Saw
Mill, BT Chapman, Aaa W Chapman and Davids Mills,
owners. mar29 JOHN MAY. 8. C. C.
C AMDEN COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK—By vir
tu* of an order from tha honorable the court of or
dinary of Chatham countr.grs.nted on the first Monday In
ApnL Instant, will be aold at tb# door of the court house,
in Jeffersonton,Camden county. Georgia, between th* le
gal hoars of sale, on th* first Tuesday in Juno nsxt. aU
that tract of Land originally granted to Ambrose Gordon,
situate in Camden connty aforesaid, on Bull Haad Creek,
aontalning by original tnrvey twenty-three hundred (2800)
acxti. This tract te situate a short distance above the
town of Jeffsraonton. within a mil* of tldaon Great Satilia
River, and la weU adapted 'o the oulUvation of cotton and
to the turpentine business Sold aa tha property of Am
brose Gordon, deceased, fer the benefit ol the hoire of said
dacaased. GEORGE A. GORDON,
ap4 Administrator de bonis non.
OT1C&—All persons haviog any demands against the
Jv estate of Richard Fieldhouse. late of Chatham conn
ty. deceased, are hereby notified to preeent the same, duly
atteateJ.to tha undersigned within the thuo prescribed by
tew. And all those indebted to said estate are hereby re
quested to make immediate payment to the nnderslgned,
bis administrator.
feb21 tJORDON FARGO. Adm’r
\1 OTICE.—Two months alter date, application will be
it made to tho Honorable Court of Ordinary of Chat
ham county, for leave to sell all the estate, real and per
aonal. of Col. Ambrose Gordon, deceased, for the benefit of
the heir* of ia!d estate
GEOP.GE A. GORDON,
febd Adm’r de bonis non.
OIXTY days after date application *Ui be made to the
O Honorable Court of Orulnary ot Bulloch county, for
leave to sell ali tho Lauds and Negroes belonging to the
•state of Jamea Rusbtog. late of raid county, deceased, this
15th Fcbmarv-1866
CALVIN RUSHING, Adm’r.
feb27 JANE RUSHING. Adm’x. -
made to the Honorable the Court 01 Ordinary of Cam
den county, for leave to sell two lota of land, lying In
Cherokee connty, Ga., containing 160 acres each. Lot
369—11 dls , 4 aec.; and lot 179—26 dis ,3d sec. Also,
one traet lying in Camden count;. Ga.. containing twenty
seres, belonging to tb» estate of Hugh Brown, for tho ben
efit of the heirs and creditors.
\YM. D. DROWN, Adm’r.
Jeffersonton, March 10,1856 marlB
_ 'plication will be mado to the honorable the ordinary of
uld conntv.for leave to sell the tends and negroes belong
ing to Rabecc* Manning, deceased, for the benefit of tho
helra and creditor* of said deceased :
JOHN D. HUMPH, Adm’r.
This day, February 16tb, 1856. faqSO
KTOTICE.—Two month-after date, 1 will apply to tho
JLl Courtof Ordinary of Glynn county, for leave to sell
a small portion of the real and personal estate of John
Parland. deceased. FRANCIS M. SCARLETT, Adm’r
Brunswick, 26tl: Feb ,1865. marl
G EORGIA—Runoff County.~The undersigned having
givtn hte note, of January 20tb, 1855, for $246, or
thereabout*, to Allen Cameron, and having just cause to
apprehend a failure of consideration for the same, hereby
gives notice to all concerned, that he will not pay said
note In case said failure should occur
feblS-lwdw JOSHUA R. WILLIAMS.
MOT1CK.
A LL Persons indebted to the firm of Hyland ft O'Neill,
andP UO’NeUl’a surviving partner, are requested to
make payment to the subscriber oa or before tj* first of
May next, or said accounts will be placed in the bands of
an attorney for Collection. ap4 A. BONAUD.
NOTICE
I FOREWARN any person from trading for a certain
Pnolssory Note against P H Loud.made payabla to
Washington Dyal or bearer, for Ono Thousand Dollars,
dated June. If 62, and due four years niter date. Said note
belong* to the esta.e iff Washington Dyal. and is now in
tha possession of Marshal Desa.wbo refuses to give It up,
and Intends using It as bis own property.
—.. ~ os wnj
C AMDEN SHERIFFS SALE—Will ba aold ou the firat
Taaadayln May next, before the courthouse door,In
the town ot Jeffersonton, Camden connty, within the legal
boars of sale, the Steam Saw Mill known as the Eneero
Mill,with aU tho appurtenaneea thereunto belonging;
situs tad on the north aid* of the Great SstDla rivtr. twelve
miles above Jeffersonton ; levied on as the property of D,L
Clinob ft Brother, to satisfy a fl fa Issued out of tha Infe
rior Conrt of arid connt; l ln favor of Ha ly Jons* vs. the
flteamSaw — *
marl6
JEXKCUTOll’9 MAljfcL
/" 1EORGI A— Waytw- County—Ur virtue of an order from
VJT the honorable the court or ordinary of said county,
on tha first Tuts das in May next, will ba told before the
court housa door of aald county, between the lawfolhoura
of salt, a Negro Woman named Charlotte, aged abont
sixty years, and a Negro Uan named Patrick, 22 rears old,
aa the property of L W Bryan, deceased. Sold for the
X of the helra and creditor* of aald decaaied. Term*
m*r29 w. A. 8ALLEN8. Ex’r.
benefit 0:
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE—By virtu# of an order ot Uie
honorable the court of ordinary of McIntosh county,
will be sold on the first Tuesday In May next, before the
Court Hansa, at Darien, all tha real and personal estates of
tha Ut* Sarah Hereally. for the benefit of the heir* and
arediton of aaid estate.
marSl ALEX'R MCCARTHY. Adm’r.
A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—GeorgU,Charlton County,
will b* told under an order of th* Conrt ol Ordinary
uf aald Connty .passed In October, 1854, at the Court House,
fradav’# Hill, Charlton county, on tha Aral Tuesday In
June next, between tha legal hours of aale—
(60) fifty acre* of Land, moreorlesa, attuat and lying
la Camden oonnty, known aa tha Abner Harrel tract,
bounded North by Jamea Bryant's lands. South by Elisa
beth Bailey, West by S. ft E. Bailey. Kaat by vacant tends,
aold in tha town of Jeffersonton, before the Court House
door, Camden eounty.Ga. Also, tbo property of the estate
af Alexander Kean, dec’d., sold for the benefit or the belra
and creditors. Terms made known on the day.
taarlB-td JOHN U. 0K10ER. Adm’r.
mar25—2mdftw
SOLOMON WILKES. Adm’r.
—ioromat;' "
QQ bbls Hiram Smith’* extra Oentste Flour;
tCQ 66 bbls pure Uaueat* do;
60 bb's each Carter and Planting Potatoes
60 do Stuart’s A and B elarlflad Sugar .
60 do powdered and crashed Sugar;
60 half boxes lo*r Sugar;
80 boxes C’s and 8’a tallow Candles,
40 bags and 100 mats old Government Java Gotha,
50 bbls West India Molasses;
20 boxes ground Coffee; 20 do do Pepper,
40 do 6’* and 8’a Grant A WJlhama’Tckaac©,
20 bbda new Bacon Side*; 16 do do Shoulders-
100 boves white Cheese ;
100 do uew scaled Horrlags,
5000 lbs new Codfish;
CO bbls butter, sugar and soda Cracker*
60 boxes soda Biscuit:
20 M superior Plantstiuo Segars;
200 boxes No 1 pate and family Soop
600 reams assorted Wrapping Paper;
50 doz;-Mated handle Broom?;
60 boxes Colgate’s and Beadell> Pearl Stare
100 boxes and 60 half do new hunch Ralalns
Ing and for aale hr
feb!3 SCRANlUN. JOHNSTON ft CO.
( v EORUIA— IFayne County:—To all whom it may con-
IjT cern : Where**, William Ammons, executor upon the
e-tate of John Ammons, late of said county,deceased,ap-
pile* for tetter* of dismission from the ndmfnlstnrifon of
arid estate,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it
may concern to be and appear at my office to make ob
jection, If any they have, within the time prescribed by
law. otherwise said letters will be granted.
Witness, James Hlghsmith,Ordinary for Wayne county,
this twelfth day nf February.1855.
feb!5 JAUiS 1UGHSMITU n. 0. w.
h Correspondents, and those who may become j WPI practice in th* folio win r counties: Cats. Campbell,
t pamphlet containing a synopsis of th** vxist-1 Carroll, Cber»|:i-e. PeKnlh, Fulton, Forsyth. Dickens.
1, Bounty Land, Patent, aud Public Land Laws, j Paulding and Cobb. Rt-fora to James 11 Carter ft Co.
/1EORGIA— Wayne County .-—To aU whom it may con-
IjT cern: Whereas, Malachl Harper and James C Draway,
exacutors upon the estate of James Harper, deceased, ap
plies for letters of dismission from the administration ot
said eatate:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it
may concern, to be and appear before said Court, to make
abjection, if any they have, within the time prescribed by
law. otherwise said tetters will be granted.
Witness. Jamea Hlghsmith. Ordinary for Wayne county
this 19th day of March, 1855.
jgmar22 JAMES HIGUSMITH, 0. c. v.
Conrt of Ordinary of Glynn County.
I - KORG1 A.—Glynn County.—To all whom it may concern
Of Whereas: Francis D. Scarlett, admlntetrator. and
Martha Owens, administratrix ou the estate of Rlc ard
Owens, will apply In the court of ordinary for letters dls-
mlsaory.
These are, therefore, to cite and admouUh all whom it
may concern, to file their objection, if anv they havo. In
my'offlce within the time described by law. otherwise
aald letters will be granted.
Witness my band and official signature this 23d day of
January, 1856. Jan25 EDGAR C. P. DART, o. c. c.
8. M, KNIGHT. Attorney for Government Claimants,
Washington, D. C.
C ONTINUES to give prompt and personal attention to
tha prosecution of Claims of every description against
the General Government, and particularly to those before
the Treasury Department, Peuslon and Bounty-Land Bu
reaus, Patent and General Laud Offices, and Board ol
Claims. . ...
An experience of years, aud a fam.lianty with the
means of obtaining the earlittl and most favorable action
on Claims, with hi* facilities for the dispatch tr business,
Justify him In assuring hte Correspondents, Claimants,
and the Public get,-rally,that interests Intruded tn hts
keeping will not be neglocted.
Pension. Bounty-Land, ratenl a«J rullic Land Laue.
He ha* nearly ready for gratuitous distribution among
hte business " * ‘ *•> —
auch.a ueat. .......
log Pension. Bounty Land,—
down to the end ot the late Congress.including tin-
Bounty-Land Ad of 3d March, 1855.
under which aU who have heretofore received lens than
160 acres, are now entitled to additional land; said Act
grants also 160 aerestoall Officers, Non-Commissioned
Officers. Chaplains. Soldiers. Wagon Masters.Teamsters,
an 1 friendly Indians of the Army.ineludlng StateTroops.
Volunteers, aud Militia—and allOfflcere. Seamen, ordi
nary Seamen. Marines, Clerks, and landsmen, of tho
Navy, not heretofore provided for. who have served not
leu than fourteen days (unless In battle) at any period
alnce 1770; and to the widows and m'nor children of all
auch personaentltU-d. acd deceased.
This pamphlet contains ‘-Form* nf Application" morn ]
full and complete than any elsewhere to bo found; adapt- 1
od to the want* of every class of Claimants under the Act,
with copious decision* and instructions of the Depart
ment. and practical suggestion* as to the course tn he
pursued m suspended or rejected cases.
Parties not wishing to arail themselves of the facilities
afforded by this Office in securing prompt aud pcmnal IU- I
pcrintrndeiux or their claims at the Department: can ob- ;
tain copies of the above pamphlet hy remitlitig thirty ,
cents lu postage atamps.
Inducements to Corre*}ionilciit8.
Corrospondanta who prepare and forward cases!* r man- j
bgement by this Agency will bo dealt with liberally ; sup-
cern: Whereas, J. Q. Howard, administrator upon
the estate of George A. Reed, will apply to the Court of
Ordinary for letters dlsmlssory :
These are, therefore, to cite aud amnoulsh nil whom it
may concern, lo he and appear before aald Court, to make
objections, If any they have, within the time prescribed hy
law, otherwise said letters will be granted.
Witness my hand and official signature this 23d day of
January. 1856, Jan25 EDGAR C. D DART. 0. c.
corn: Whereas, Robert IJnzlehurst. administrator
tha eitate of Slalgambla Mangbam. deceased, applies for
letters dlsmlssory:
These aro, therefore, to cite aud admonish all whom it
may concern, to file their objection, If any they have, In
my office, within the time prescribed by law, otherwise
aald letters will bo granted.
Witness my hand and ofiklnl signature, thla 28th day ol
September. 1861, EAGAR O. P DART.
ocl Ordinary.
cern : Wberaaa. Robert Haalehurat, administrator of
tho estate of Jan* S. Mangbem, decease*!, applies for let
ters dismlasory:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it
may concern, to be and appear before said Court, to
make objection, if any th*v have, within the time pre-
acribed by law. otherwise said tetters will be granted.
Witness my hand and official signature, thla 28th day of
September, 1854. EAOARC.P. DART,
ocl Ordinary.
Courtof Ordinary of Bulloch Connty.
QEORG1A—Bulloch County .—To all whom it may con-
_ corn: Whereas, Morgan Rawls will apply at the
Court of Ordinary for letter* dlsmiaiory from the estate
of Thomas R. Rawls, deceased •
These are therefore to rite and admonish all whom it
may concern, to be and appear before said Court to make
objection (If any they have) within the time prescribed by
law, otherwise said letters will be granted.
Witness, William I<ee, Sr., Esq., Ordinary lor Bulloch
County, this 16th day of January. 1865.
jan!9 WILLIAM LEE. Sr- o. a.
Laud
rffGDRGIA— BulhcJcCounty— Administrator’s sale. Will
VJT be sold under an order of tha Conrt of Ordinary of
Bollock Connty, paaten th#6th inat.. at the Court House
la Statesboro, on tba first Tuesday in May next, between
the legal hour* of nie, (340) two hundred and forty acres
morror tesa of pin# land, bounded by Jacob Fateh and
Maeea McDvin, aold as tbo proparty of the eatate of Ra
ban O. Masters, fortbabanaflt of the heirs and creditor*.
Term* mad* known on tha day of aala.
nurJ4 ELIZABETH MARTEN, Administratrix.
rxKdmlA-BuUoch County
vl WDlbq aold under an order
of Bulloch County, past on the 61
ji—Administrators oaie:—
n order uf the Court of Ordinary
mty, peat on the 6th Instant, at tha Court
Houaa,lnBtateaboro’,outhe first Tuesday In May next,
batwaaathe legal hours or aala (637) five hundred and
twenty-erven aerea of tend, more or lees, a portion of It
good Bay Land, bounded North-west by Robert V. J. and
Ann B. William*’ Land. South eaalby the aetata of John
Williams, and 8outh by W. D. Brannan. tba property ol
tha aetata of Nathaniel O. Hall. Sold for tha benefit ol
tha helra of said eatate. Term* made known on th* day of
WILLIAM D. BRANNKN.
Adm’j
marl!
G EORgTA. Vaindtn County.—Or virtue of an order grant.
ad by tha Honorable tha Court of Ordinary, on th*
firat Monday In March, will ba sold before the Conrt
Housa door in the town of Jafferaonton, between tha tegal
hours of arifi. on tb* first Tuesday in May next, five ti _ _
ef Land, lying on the North aide of th# Great 8atill* Rlv-
•r, containing all together twelve hundred Mrei.mcraor
feu, batoegfogfotfo# T « r Wnff*an,jfc.
seated, *nd arid for tha benefit of tb* halt* .•«¥» creditor*.
’’Sir 1 ' k ” ,n ° rajjiagS/ DUNHAM, B««wr.
G EORGIA—/JidJodfc County» Ad mlnUtrator’a 8*1*—Will
b# aold under an order of tba Court of Ordirmy of
Bullock county, passed on tba fitbjnatant, Utq Court
Bouse In StatesbonP, on th# first Tuaaday In May next,
between tha legal hour* of aala. th# following Negroes,
vlt: Oraan, egad about twenty year* ; Elllck, egad thirty
/•are; Jacob, atad thirty-lira ; and Carolina, twanty-ona
years—acid as tba property of tha aiteta of John Lea, for
tba benefit of tba helra and creditors JJenna made known
mmx H.vaau*.
jQOlIESTIO 1JQU0113—76 bWa JIJC Bau;60 do Dost*Ue
a*V
fi®"
COFFEE, HUUAH, Ate.
<JAA BAGS Rio Coffee.
OUUli bags and pockets Java Coffee
30 bbda r.bolce Porto Rico Sugar
26 do Bt. Crete do.
30 do Common Orleans Sugar
26 do Clarified do do
76 bbls a D aud C S’ugar
39 do Crushed do.
60 do Moss Pork
100 do Butter and Hug.: Cv*oka»t
60 boxes Soda do
SO bbls Pilot Bread
200 do Portland Syrup.
100 do NO do, (newcrop.;
100 do Common Whiskey
100 box*** 0 and WTnbacca
60 *lo McLean'- do.
26 do Roly'a do
80 birds cholco Bacon Hide*
10 do du do -boulder*
100 dOliu Pails.
60 bbliEagleOln
60 keg* Lard.
100 boxes Pale and No. 1 tfoop.
60 do and half boxes Pearl .'itetch
300 bags Drop and BuckShot.
IOC ksgs halv** and quarters F Powder, iu store
and for sate by
foMS HOLCOMBE, JuNSTON ft CU.
G t EORGIA—ifullocA County .—To all whom it my con
i' oern : Whereas, Solomou Hagln and EUrabeth Wilson
will apply at the Conrt ot Ordinary for tetters of admin is
tration on the eitate of Overton Wilson, deceased :
There are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it
may concern, to file their objections, if any they have. In
my office within the time preacrlbed by law. otherwise said
letters will bagranted the applicant.
Witness. William Lee. Hen., Ordinary for Bulloch eountv.
this 29th day of March. 1856.
tnar31 WILLIAM LEE. Sen , o. n.
JOHN M, JliLLliLN,
., , ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office corner of Whitaker and Bay-streeU.
Will pr&ctico In the Court* of 8cr|vcn Bulloch, Effiughaui.
Bryan, Liberty. McIntosh. Glynn. Camden and Chatham
count lee. feb
jbllKU’FALIdtftKTV
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
WINDOW BUNDS. WINDOW SASH AND PANEL DouRS,
WestSida Monument Square. Savannah. Ga
JOSEPH GAlf Allli,
ATTORNEY AT law.
Office. Bay street, over the Reading Room of the Republi
can.entrance immediately.eait pi lleasis. Price ft Ycader.
NATHAN K. UENTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Slarlottn. Georgls
1. II. PAVIH. w. II, j
KOBE, DAVIS i* LUNG,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Savannah. On.
h. \V. llAKKtt,"
ATTORNEY AND COUNS4LLOR AT LAW,
Monticello. Jefferson County.Florida.
Reference— Hou. W. B. Fuanxo,' Savannah, Ga.
Tiros'. 'oTMoil KL,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
At W. M. Davidson's, 188 Concress and S7 Ht. Jullau ats.,
Havannah. Ga. Jan23
A SIIOHT,
MASTER BUILDER,
Will take contract! for Building and Wotk in Miuonnry of
ever}’description Residence first door west of St. ‘
*lrew’« Hall. Broughton Street.
piled wltb all necessary blanks pralfi. and keiit constant- j
ly advised of the changes that from time to trine occur in ! . r ___
the execution of the law.
It la within tne rubscrlber’d power Indirect Lis Corres
pondents to tho locality of very many persons entitled
uuder the late act ;and navlng obtained several thousand |
Land Warrants under former laws, he Is In posstRslou of J)Wv
data that will materially *«sM in securing additional \
bounty.
Fees below the usual rates—and contingent upon the j
admission of Claims. *
The highest cash prises given for Land Warrant*. Revo
lutionary Serin, and Illinois Und Patents. ,
Address S. M. KNIGHT, Washington City.
fd&wtf—mar27
«. J. w fi.4n.niMi
MILl.KIt Ai GAULUING,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Bueoa Vista. Ga
A LI*'. J. J. niAUS,
GENERAL AGENCY [U’SINFN*.
142 Ihvj rlr-. t
UTKirrr. it. n.
LOCKETT <Si SNL1L.L1NGS.
t*• *MMISSION MFiUH AN iH AND SHIPPING AGES’
Havannati, Ga.
ixns
ston, and certified hr Charles Stephen*, on the 4th May,
1833. being bounded on the north by Now-street, on the
east by lot number fourteen (No. 14),entlio south by lot
number slxty-alx (60), and on the west by a atiret sixty
(60) f«et wide—less thirty feet or the eastern part of aald
lot. of which aald Seymour Harris waa never nut In po»;
session, all of which will Fully appear by reference to a
deed from the executors of James Johnston t-f aaid lot, ana
a receipt upon aald deed of Harris to them—together with
all and singular theedldces and appurtenances belonging
or appertaining to the same. Tho said mortgage being
upon condition that if the said Seymour, bis heirs, admin
istrators, or assigns, should pay to the aald Alexander A,
Treasurer a* aforesaid, his naeoeteon lo olBee, ortnlgot,
the sum of one thousand dollars, according tu thetrue In
tent and meaning of his promisiory note bearing even date
therewith, payable on d.-mand.according to the constitu
tion and by-laws or said Association, with intereat at the
rate of six per cont. per annum, payable monthly.then
snhl mortgage and promissory note to be null and rold,oth-
aralse to remain in full lorce and effect; which aald mort
gage and promissory note are here In court to be shown:
And It appearing further to the Court, that by the con
stitution aud by-tews made by said Association for Ra gov
ernment, and which hare been always since their making,
and now are of full force, each stockholder for each share
of stock he may hold in aald Association, may purchase an
advanceof $200; and that advances shall be disposed of at
monthly meetings of aald Association, to the highest bid*
dvr, und that such purchaser shall allow the premium df-
ferod by him to be deducted from the amount ba purchas
es, and shall secure the Association for each advance by
bond and mortgage; that each atockholdar, for each ana
every share o! nteck held by him. shall pay $1 on inbacri-
bing. and the earn# amount on the flrix Tuaaday in avary
month thereafter lo the Treasurer, nnfil the value of the
whole stock shall lie sufficient to divide to each share of
Block the aum ot $200 ; that anystockholdertakisg an ad
vance shall pay to the Treasurer, in addition to hla month
ly duos for ahares,$l per month each share for which snch
advance Is mad*, or ut the rate of ate per cent, per annum
on the whole amount, Including the premium { and that
when each stockholder, lor each and every share of stock
by him held, shall hnve rewired the sum of $200.or prop
erty to that amount, then aald Association shall close and
determine -. And it appearing further to tbe Court, that
thu baM Seymour Harris did. at the monthly meeting of
said Association iu Heptember. 1851. In accordance with
tho constitution and by-tewaaforeMald.purchtsefrom aaid
Association at the rate of forty (40) per cent, premium,
an advance of $1,000. from which the aald premium being
deducted in accordance with the constitution and by-lawa
aforesaid, the aald Seymourrealired the turn ol $600; and
that the said Seymour gave his above mentioned note and
mortgage to laid Aasoclatlon. to secure the payment to
them or the Inatalmentaand Interest to become due. ac
cording to tbe constitution and by -laws aforesaid, sold not#
and mortgage being taken In the name of Alexander A,
Smets. Treasurer ot said Association forth* benefit of sold
Association, pursuant to Its rules; and that said Associa
tion has. since tbe making of said unteand mortgage, con
tinued to exist, and still exlsta, and has not determined In
the manner jiolntedout by sahl constitution and by-lawk,
or In any other manner:
And it appearing further, that, although the said Also-
elation and the said Alexander A.. Treasurer aa aforesaid,
have always observed and performed, and been willing to
perform, all the obligations required of them respectively,
according to said constitution and by-laws and aaid mort-
gage ; and although said Seymhur waa a member ol said
Association at the time of making said note and mortgage,
yet he has not regarded the obligations iff his aaid note
aud mortgage and tbe constitution and bylaws aforesaid,
and lias neglected to pay tb&,nne thousand, dollars, al
though often thereto requested or the instalment* and
imercstdiie under said constitution and by-lawa and hla
said obligation,on the reguter day* of meeting in tba
moutbaofFebruary,March. April. June.July. Augustand
December, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, and the month
of January. 1856. to wit. the sum of five dollars. Instal
ments on his five shares.and $6, Interest on the money
d irchaied by him for each and every of the above mention*
ed months:
And it appearing further to the emu t. tile said Alexan
der A., Treasurer as aforesaid, has received from the s*i*i
Hcymour an assignment of live (5) shares of stock In aald
Association.on which one hundred and sixty-flvo dollar*
has been paid, which said sum. Alexander A., Treasurer
as aforesaid, allows in part payment rffaaid note and mort
gage:
it is, therefore, ordered, that tbe said Seymour Horria
do pay Into court by tho firat day of the next term thereot
tho -urn ol eight hundred and thirty-five dollar*, principal
with iutercat from the first Tuesday in Fobrnary 1864.
being the 7t i day of said month, and all costs due on said
note and mortgage, or show cause to the contrary,if any
he have, and that on failure of said Seymour Harris so to
do, the equity of redemption in and to said mortgaged
premises be forever thereafter barred aud foreclosed. And
it Is furthir ordered that this rule bu published iu tho Sa
vannah Georgian, once a month for four months, or a copy
thereof served on the said Seymour Harris, bis special agent
or attorney, at least three month* previous to the next
term ot this Court.
True extract from lha minutes.
JOHN' F. UUILMAKTIN.
janll lm4J Clerk anp’r Court, C.C.
iWUND. JOU.N T. IK'W I.
HOWLAND Ai CO.,
IKNKR VI. COMMISSION MERCHANT*.
172 Bay-street..Savannah.
WILLIAM I*. YONGK,
FACTOR AND < OM.Mlr.riON MERCHANT.
No F4 Ray street.Havannah.
GK011(41 A HISTORICAL SOCIETl'H LI
BRARY AND READING-ROOM.
. * ENTLEMEN who are not otherwise entitled to tlie in*
\ T of tbe Library and Reading Room of ■this Soriely. nmy
become subscrlberion the following term* :
For one month payable in advance.#1
For three months ” 2
For six months
For one year’•
One quarto or octavo volume or two duodecimo*
.may bo takon out at on* tim*. to b* returned r
ed lu two weeks.
Th* Periodicals in the Rending Room tie not to
out. j
The member-* of the former Savanuah Libraiy Society.!
and the members ol the Savannah Mercantile ami Mediant- i
cal Library Association, are entitled to the privileges of
membership In the use of tbe Library and resort-t« th* I
Reading Room.
The ladies generally uie respectfully invited to tho rooms. (
The Library and Reading Room will bo op*n daily .except ,
Sundays from 10 to 2. and from 11 to 6 o’clock. 1
janb W. EPPINO. Libiavisn. j
,UX U4MNIIKJK. HAMILTON rOWIt
IIAKTltlDGK * COUPKI4,
ATTORNEYS AT JAW.
Will praolWIn all thp Court* of th* Eastern Circuit.
?1cq,ukjcn McIntosh,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Jadtonville. Ha.
UKOUG1C TROUP HOWARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office, corner ot Whi'aker-st and Bay .lane. .Savannah. G a
OUDIiVaIcY^S office,
ir renew-1 c, lrufr „f „ r ,,j Whitaker streets. Office hour-* from 0
I A. M , to 2. P. II.; and from 3,'-J P. M. to fl P. XI.
l,e taken - mrnVuKm '
D. A. O’BYRNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office I'd Hay street, pur Turner ft Co.’s Drugstore.
J. W. PATTERSON,
VTTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Troupvill*. Lowndes County.Go.
\V lilLlXar H.“DANIEL!..
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
I.iruir Whitaker street and Bay lane.Savat uali.
not tnore than tine-slxtli tlir re- t uir*d
half-barrels.
The biscuit shall be made
d'lv If, b. !,J
The hlacult shall be mafle wholly | fM „ ,. 4 .
flottr, of .tba manufacture ol tho )e», y ij- j .' hi. , 1 '
aboil in all ease# be manufactured from flr, ur ,i
crop immediately preceding the dst»» nf
for th# same; and shall be folly equal l 0 *ia*liir L*t V,,
form in oiza and shape, ta the sampler -*Llch wV.Uw,,..'.,,
in the aald navy y arris; aball be propet It b»kt<i tlinrn,„» *
kilo-dried, wall packed, and delivered fre..
the United Htetea, In good, sound, well-dried. I, r i Lt r# r •
parrels, aa above described, with the hea6- u>iu,. eu I t .'
or lu air and water-tight whisky «. r •pirn i* rr ,|,
option of the bureau.
The whisky shall be made wholly irom gn*.,,
und merchantable, and be fifty per cent. aUu* r f ,,f ,.
cording to the United State* eustotn-hom* standanj |.
■ball ba delivered in good, new. sound, bright, thr,*.,
tors hooped, sell seasoned white oak berieU, w,n, ,y..
oak heads, the bead* to be made of three-piece
and well painted; tbe staves not to l*e 1*»« fhan i t ..
thick, and the heads not less than inch thick ; t u ! t ' '
barrel shall be coopered, in addition.with oneiLree ret.
iron hoop on each bilge l>i inch in wioth.au.il Ifltb ia~*
thick,and one thre*-penny hoop on each chime, IU ; S ,T
in width, ami 1-lCtti inch thick, as per diagram Tt-
whole to be pnt In good shipping order, free »*! »n clu,.
to the United States.
The angar shall be according to sample, at ite uUi_ .
yards; and be dry and 111 (or packing
Tba tea aboil t*a of good quality Yoqug Hv^-.q, euui,,-,
the ammpte at said navy yards
The coffee shall be equal to the best Cuba, accord!*? \
sample. "
The nta ahall be ol th# very best quality, snd u f tfc*
immediately preceding tha dates of the requi.itioni’V,-
tbe tam*.
Tha molasses shall be iully equal to tbe very U*it«c»i
ty of Naw Urleans molasaes. and shall be delirered iu *-i
a atoned rad oak barrels, with white pine heads not 1-V
than 1 y, inch thick; the »Uve not le.tn than < mehtbl-k
the barrel* to ba three-quarters hooped, and. io idditfoj
to have four iron hoops, one on each bUg*. 1 u inch i*
Width and 1-lCthinch tnick.and one on each chine 'y
inch in width and 1-lflth inch thick, and riiall betnoroiet
ly coopered and placed in th* b-st shipping condition
The vinegar shall be of the Ur-t quality cider vinetn
equal to the sUndard or the United riatei Pharmacol in
and shall contain no other tlian acetic acid; and shell u
delivered in barrels similar in all respects to tbe?t requi*
•d for molasses, with tbe exception that u Idle oak surt:
and heads ahall be eubstituted lorredoak stave,and whin
pine haada.and shall he thoroughly eoopere* l and oi.re 4
in the best shipping order
Tha pickles nail be put up in iron booed cask* at
tach cask shall contain one gallon or onions, oao aalluL
ofpappara,and thirteen gri uo. of smsll cucumbtre.&ui
tbe vegetable* In each .hall weigh ninety pounds tn j
they only be paid for; and earh ca.k shall then be filleJ
with white wine vinegar afar (east ("degrees of strength
and equal to French vinegar; tbe ratk*. vegetable*, and
vinegar Bhall conform and be equal In all revpect j to \ht
aomplea deposited at the above-named navy-yard- au >
the contractors shall warrant and guarant y thet th*v \»iii
keep good and sound !or at least two year-.
Tue beau* shall be ol the very bett quality white ben.
and snail be of the cr-p immediately preceding the da*.t.
of the requisition for the aam*.
The dried apples shall be ol tbe best quality, and -ui.
be prepared by nm-drv ng only, and shall be oi the cre;
of the autumn immediately prceedingth* date, of tlw •*
qulaltloni for the same.
All the foregoing described articles, einbmi; g ca.n
barrels, half barrel*, and boxea. shall be subject to sue.
inspection a* the chief of thi« bureau may direct.tb,
inspecting officer to be appointed by the Navy Iiepartmeot
All ioipectlou* to be at the place of delivery. Ui can
may. however, be Inspected at the place of ratna.’ac'.urv
but will in all cases be subject to a tinal Inspection *t to*
place of delivery before bids are signed therefor.
.The price* of all the foregoing article*, to be tb- -it-
throughout tbe year, and bidders mar offer Cnr ui.e.n
more articles.
**All the casks, harrel*. and hall barrels, boxes.< i pact,
ges, shall he marked with their content, Rn*i te* c<*t
tractor's name. All the barrel, and half burr* i<* of ft.,
bread and pickets, shall have, in addition to the abo»»
tbe year when manufactured or put up. matk-d n;«i*
them.
’ineiaiupies referred tola this advertisement .,u-i'u*. -
selected from the ensuing lineal year, and k,ri*> n>. f‘U
sure to such a* have b m previ’-utiy exhibited.
The quantity of these article* which will te- require'
cannot be precisely stated. They will probably be about-
To be offered for.
GAM APPARATUS FOR THE COUNTRY,
A DAPTED to the use of private dwellings, churches, j
schools, hotels, watering places, factories, foundariesl ^
machine ahopa.andrallroad stations.
Tha Maryland Portable Gas Company of Baltimore, keep (
on hand and manufacture to order Uaa machines of any ,
required capacity. Thalr apparatus has stood the <e,t of i
practical experience, and cannot be excelled ia economy, \
aafety acd aimpUcity For further particulars address I
E. R. SPRAGUE. Trasury.
202 Baltimore, st..
aug!2 Baltimore. XI. D.
MARSHA i.L HOUSE,
■••ig'ifon street S,r/inir:ih. Georgia.
G. FARGO. Proprietor.
MRS. JIcCAlIEY,
DRESS MAKER,
fhlr.1 door above Price, on Congress
VALIIAULK RICE LAND FOR 8ALK.J
^ A tract of Tide Swamp Land, containing 600 acre* | , n a
lying on tbe Alatamalia river, three mites above !>■• j throp and F F woou.
i S AVANNAH MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
j Omcs 118 BuT-SICStT.
Pais Company will take Fite. Marino and tuvor Risks on
\ the most favorable terras
I rncsiFM—Henry D. Weed, Diram Roberts, J. R. Wilder,
I. W. Morrell. John W Anderson. X B Knapp. Itenrv l.a-
RULE NISI.
A LEXANDER Aiken and Thomas 11. Burns, who aue lor
tbe use of John Bilbo vs. Hampton L. Bilbo. Mort-
gaga.ftc. Jauuary Term. 1856. Present, the Honorable
William 15. Fleming.Judge ol raid Court.
It appearing to tbe Court, by the petition of Alexander
Aiken und Thomas II. Burn,, tending and doing business
uuder the style and firm of Aiken ft Burns, who sue for the
me of John Bilbo, that on tho twenty-eighth day of July,
eighteen hundred and fifty two. Hampton L. Bilbo, then of
this said county andStnte.nmv of California, madoandde-
ilvored to the said Aiken ft Burn, hla certain Instrument
In writlngcalledapromiHRorynote.wherebythe saldHamp-
ton L. Rilbo promised, on or before the first day of Jauua
ry. eighteen hundred and fifty-four, to pay to said Aiken ft
Burns one hundred dollars with interest from dale for va
lue received; and that afterwards, to wit: on the same
day ami year firat aforesaid, tho said Hampton L. Bilbo,
for the better securing tho payment of the aald note, exe
cuted aud delivered to said Alexander Aiken and Thomas
H. Burns his deed of murtgage, whereby the aaid Hampton
L. Bilbo conveyed to said Alexander Aiken and Thomas H.
Bums ail his undivided oue-eighth share, interest, proper
ty or part of a certain plantation or tract of land situate
ou the Island of Skldaway, In the County and State first
aforesoid. known as Hampton Place ;thesaidplantatloncon-
taing seven hundred and twenty acres, more or less,and
bounded on tho Smith by lands ofestato of Waring, onthe
West by land, of Illraui Roberts, formerly belonging to
Xlilledge. as then supposed. North by Skidaway River and
Marsh, and East by Romney XIarsh ; cocf'tloned that
if said Hampton L. Bilbo should pay off and discharge said
note, or cause it to be done according to the tenor and
effect thereof, that then the said Deed of Mortgage and aald
Note should become null and void to all intents and pu
poses; And it further appearing to tbe Court that after
tbe making and delivering of tho said Promlaory Note and
XIortgage Deed, to said Aken ft Burns, as aforesaid, to wit:
Onthe twenty first day of December.eighteen hundred
Flour
Biscuit
Whisky
Sugar
Tea
Coffee
Rice
Molasses
Beans
Vinegar
Dried apples ....
Pickles
... 1,200 tills....per ten.
...l,fiOO,0C0lb ....per luO ’
... 35,000 gal... .per gn
... 200.000 lbs... .per lo.
... 20.000 lbs....per U.
.. IO.OoO lbs....per II.
.. 200 000 lbs....per II-
.. 20,000gal....per gal.
0,000 bu*....per bn*
20.000 gal....per gal
60,000 lbs....per lb.
130,000 lba....per lb.
The quantities ol'any or all may be Increased or diurn *
ishea as tbe service way hereafter require. Tbe contract*
will, therefore, be mode not for specific quantities, but for
such quantities as the service may require to be rialiven
al thone navy yards respectively.
Contractors not residing at tho places where- delin-m--
are required must establish agencies at such places, ten
no delay may arise in furnishing wbnt maybe require.:
and when a contractor fails promptly to comply with ,
requisition, the Chief of tho Bureau of Provirinn- ant 1
Clothing shall be authorised to direct purchate- tel*
made to supply the deficiency, under tho penalty to bt
expressed In tho contract; the record of a requisition, oi
a duplicate copy thereof at the Bureau of Provi.-inn.- an*!
Clothing, ornt either of the navy .yards aforesaid. »hs.l te
evidence that auch requisition has been made am*, re
celved.
- Separate offers must be made for each article ut each ot
the aforesaid navy-yards; and in case more than cos
article la oontained In tho offer, the Chief of the Bureau
will have tho right to accept ono or more of tiie articlti
contained in such offer, and reject Jhe remainder; an.*,
bidders whose propolis are accepted (and none cihcti)
will be forthwith notified, and as early i * practicable t
contract will be transmitted to tbem for execution, which
contract must be returned to thu Bureau within ten !,y>
exclusive of the time required fortho regular trati*nii*>ioti
of the mall.
Two or more approved sureUtii, in a aum equal to it»
estimated amount of the respective contracts, will le re
quired.and ten per centum in addition will be witheid from
tne amountof allpayments on account thereof us collator::i
security triplicate, and not In any event to be paid until«
la in all respects complied with; ninety per centum o', tbv
amount of all deliveries made will be paid by tlrenav> tgint
within thirty day* after bills doly authenticat* d sb »U U»vv
been presented to him.
Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on applies
tloo to tho nary agent, at Pcrtumoutb, .Vetr fiaiujrehirt,
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, WasbingUn
Norfolk, Pensacola, and at this bun
- A record or duplicate of the letter Informing a bidder
and fifty-four, the said Alexander Aiken and Thomas H. 0 f th» accapUnee ol hla proposal will be deemed a no’.tS
-if Inn Ui.iflmr wllXIn f hu ima. i.Iaa nf tlia nAl ftf l!llfl ICu
Where**. William Her and Francis Woodoock, admin
istrators on the eitate nf William Woodcock, deceased,
will apply at the Conrt ol Ordinary for lettersalsrntssory
from laid administration;
These aro. therefore, to cite anaadtnuuteh all whom It
may concern, to be and appear before said Court, to mane
objection, if any they have, within tho tim* prescribed by
Uw.otherwiao said letter* will be granted.
Witness, Win. Lee. sen’r., Esq., Ordinary for UnllocUcoun-
ty.tfiia 16th day of January, 1866.
JanlO WILLIAM LEE. Sen’r., o. «. o
Court of Ordinary of Mclntoah County.
G 1 EORGIA—Mclnloth County :—To all whom it may con-
T cern : Whereas, William Todd, guanllAn of tho orphan
children nf Francis Durant, will apply at tho Court of
Ordinary for letters of dismission from said guardianship-
These are, therefore, to clto and admonish all whom it
may concern, to bo and appear before aaid Court, to make
abortion, If any they have, on or before the first Monday
In May next,otherwise said letters will be granted.
Witness, A. A. DeLorme. Ordinary for McIntosh county,
this 19th day of March, 1865.
ntnr21 A. A. DkLORMK, Ordinary.
HENRY LATHROP <fc CO.
XA lerw r * c * lT ** **7 l*ta Steamer*, and effsr for sola
DRTO9 OOOIWte-A variety of solid colored Bareges,
Black Hatin Plaid j 0
Plain Black ,) b
ni'J n*? 1 ^ WhlteTlMires ao*1 do
Rich Printed ,]«
do do Muslin Robes,
do do Organdies,
Colored atripod Silks,
MANTILLAS—Black ondColored Bilk Mantilla* '
do White Bar«ge do
do Taco do
PANT MUFFS—Plaid and Btripod Linen Drills
Brown and White do fio
Plain and Fancy Guriowii,
Colored and Black Wllllogton Cords,
<vi ,»iun« u» •«'» Plain Cottouades,
tXJATlNGB—Black Drapd’Etts.
do and Colored Cashmarult*.
do Caot'olatsand Alpacas,
Cbackad and Striped Linans.
Slata Bro.aod Buff do
White and Fancy Marseille*.
mart*
E mm fto.—190bbl*pin; 26 halfpipes Brandy.tar
*alfl by mar2i 0CTAVU8 COHEN
DB. W*!¥■ LIIOKW'l'WATEB~CUBlTl
BRATTLEBORO’, VERMONT, 1
TX THICK ha* been la auocaufal operation for tea run,
f V kesps open for tha recaption of invalid!, without
aver doting. If Indicated by th* dittos*, patients may.
An ,MA.,f -k.M St— nwAAAMfM. f.i.fMA.4 — ■ ibtotd
on requast. have tha
with HdmeopMby, and
tam,of Madlcil Oymnai
UttUR. For tens], ft*.
fabT-ffitfte. 6.
ffithio traotmant combto
‘ dr tha Swedish aya-
idfnt Pby slriao, Pr. Fwcd.
please apply to
RS.rRED. .WBatlOEW,
Whereas, Aon J. Croker will apply at the
Court of Ordinary for letters dlsmtssory aa administratrix
on the estate of .1. V. L. Croker, deceased:
Theso are. therefore, to cite and admonish all whom It
may concern, to bo and appear before aaid Court to make
objection (if any they havo) on or before the first Mon
day in August nsxt. nthorwlse said letters will bo grauled.
Witness, A. A. iwLorme. Ordinary for McIntosh county,
thla 16th day of January. 1866.
Janl8 A. A. DtLOHME, o. m’l o.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
rpHE Subscriber’* premise* were entered no laatTuea-
L day night, through tho yard, and three Overcoats, two
Oats, one Csp. and two pair of Boota. were stolen Trom the
front entry of his house. The burghaemust have raised
the kltohen (basement) window, aathe premises were se
curely locked and bolted, A black silk Hat. considerably
worn, was dropped in the yard, and In it waa found a akele
ton tuap ot a government survey of lands In Michigan
which may lead to detection. If any person Laa seen auch
a paper in possession of anothor, it Is requested that they
report the same. The above reward will be paid for proof
to conviction.
dec31 S- D. DICKSON. 132 State-street.
pLAN CATION GOOJW-riltrlped aud plaln Oanabargs, of
*. the roost approved makers, direct from tbe factory;
Mariner's Stripe* ; Marlboro Plafds ; also bleached and
brown Sheeting, from 7-8 to 12-4 wide. Just received aud
forsaioby feb21 DaWITT ft MORGAN.
MUNDR1EH.
I 60 barrelsoruebwlfeafar:
10 half pipesO, D ftCo’s Brandy:
30 bbls Domestic Brandy; $6 do Rectified Wbuky;
40 do Pbelp’aGln; 30do Monongahela Whisky;
46 do N ERum; 75 bag* Rio Coffee;
80 do New Orlaana Molataei;
300 boxes Colgate'* Soap;
100 do Adamantine&ndla* 100 do Pearl ttlarch:
76 boxes and 100 half boxes HaUlus;
60 bbla Taylor ft Son** Ale r
rlen. adjoining the lands of the estate of Butler and Dun-
wody on tn* east, and Gignilliat aud Walker on the north
and west, naving as good a pltch.of tide as any rice plants
tlon on tne river. My terms are, twenty dollars per acre .
one-lourtn oasn, ana tbe Dalance on a credit of Iron five ,
to ten rears me interest only required to be pai l annually j
Apply to tne unaersiznea at Darien. In easo of my ah*,
seare Mr. James friogte will show the tend, a plan of
which ran oe seen at the office of the Georgian.
RAM URL M. STREET. ;
Darien, Jan. 22,1853 Jan2ft lam
HUDSON, FLEMING Ai CO., I
Factors and Uommlaalun Merchant#,
A’o. 94 Bay Street, Sarannah. (la..
t pEN'DKR their aervicea to planter*, merchant*, end .leal-
A ers, in the isle of Cotton and all other country pro
duce Being connected in business with llopJUNS, Moron
ft Co..of Chorleaton. the establishment nfan office in th*a
elty will afford our friend* choice of markets. Strict atten
tion will ' given to business, and tbe usual facilities af.
forded cm.finer*
J.R. HUDSON.
W. R. FLEMING, i-tetnwth
LAMBETH HOPKINS, Augusta.
aap!8 If .COHEN. Charlehton.
HENRY D WEED,President.
HIRAM ROBERTS. Vice President.
James McHenry. Secretary. uov8
D issolution of co-partnership.—The co-pnrtuer.
shin heretofore existing under the firm of M. l’r.sxnra-
qaht ft Co., i» this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
anmeot tbe firm can be lined In settlement br either of the
undersigned M. PRENDERGA8T.
ap20 L. J. GUII.M<VRT1N.
of Dry
'OTICE.—Th* undersigned havo this day enlered into
co p*rtnership, and having bought tho entire stock
try Goods of John S. Rogers, will continue tbe Retail
Dry Goods Business at the store recently occupied by
Rogers ft tadson. 138 Congress-street and 66 St. JulUn-st.,
Shad’s building, Ravannan
JOHN C ROKEXBAUGH.
jan31 _ JOSEPH II. I.ADSOJL
NOTICE.
A S it ha.t been reported that I had died with yellow fe-
ver—alio reported that I was abseut from Darien—
this will inform my timber cutting frlenda that I have
been In Darien all tho summer, and have not been absent.
I am now ready to attend to their business with that strict
attention tn th«lr latere*!* which ! have always paid.
W. M. THOMAS.
Darien, Nov. 21.1854. n»v25—tl
B RANDY, GIN, ftc.—fl half pipe* Otard.Pupuy ft Co’s
Brandy; 6 do Roachelte do; 10 do other brands do: *
pipe* Holland Gin; 2iipc.s old Scotch Whisky; 26 bbls
old llonongaliela do; 16 qr casks old Madeira Wine; 15 do
old Port do. just received ar.d for sale by
novi2 mcmahon ft doyi.k.
G ROUND COFFEE. SPICKS AND TEAS, ftc—Just re
ceived. 60 boxes Oround Coffee, assorted quantities.
10 boxes Chocolate. £0 boxes Mustard. Cinnamon and
Ginger. lOoases Table Salt. 3 aeg* Pearl Uarley, 40 down
Yeast Powders, 10 boxes ground Pepper. 20 half cheats
Green Teas in packs and looao. 30 do do Black Teas, loose
aud In packs & and X ponds, 28 barrels Stuarts C. Sugar,
aud I0docrushed8ugor.fto.,andfor sale by
DAVID O’CONNER,
feblB Corner Broughton and Drayton-w
ONB UUNDUKD AND FIFTY DOLLARS
' REWARD.
RAN AWAY, on the 3d of February, my negro
ran IHA AC ; noli a dark mulatto, about 28 years
old. in neigfit snout 6 feet 8 Inches, well built, has
.had one of hla big toea cut with an axa, aud in con-
sequence turns downward. I will pay $60 for his appre-
hension ana at livery to me, at this place, or in any safe
Jail where 1 tan get mm ; and will pay $100 for proof to
conviction o? hla navlng been harbored by any white
PiiurnoanwAi. ’•VavxiCo.,Oa., .1
March 8th, 1866. f
marlO—wlxt
JOHN BROWN.
J UST received and fer aala by A. BONAUD—60 boxes of
Wolfa's BoUlfdam Schnapps. 10 box#* of assortsd Jal
i lies; also, a finvlot or English and French Mustard.
fabl*
100 do Irish Potato#»—at store and landing, and for T “iME—2,300 barrel* Lima landing, and for sal* by
MU by fobl7 McVAHON ft DOTLK- JLJ Jsd8 BRIGHAM, KELLY k 00
QUiJaR IpMn bbls A, B and O Sugar, *V do T ARD, BACON AND FLOUtt-26 bbls choice Leal Lard,
, pnDrerfiad tod«n*ba4 i 4o,AQ OM Oovemmeat JL* 30 casks do Bacon Shoulder*. 260 bbls Baltimore
Fkmr; londlig and for Jtla hy.,- r --- —
Fkrarjandiagand f ° r - , g^lNl6N.'j0HNST0N ft CO *
SUPF.KINTHNDENT’S OFFICIO C.U.R.
SAVASSAU.Fept. 1,1853.
Aitci this da*, by re-ulntiouof tlie Bom I ef Directors,
up and down freight will be piyah’c at the merchants’
counting house, or by depotitn ina*te by the Treasurer,
semi weekly, on .Monday* mxl Friday" from 0 o’clock A.
M.,to2P. M.
Bills tol-o muter.;! i!ir<>n;h tf.e p-.st i.ttice ou Wednes
day* and Fridays.
Failure to make payment when called for as above, will
s’op parties’ (recount.
sept I W. M. WADI.F.Y, Gen.Hup’t.
8AV ANN A HTTn FIRM ARY *
DBS. W1UGO AND MACK ALL, Pltormnoha.
Thw institution haring been re.-ently removed from the
suburbs of Uie city, lo No. 19 East Broad-street, tenon -
Apmi for tlierecei.tlon of patients. Medical find Surgical.
lly this change In locality we ar.- en .bled to ,-vfIer the
public more ampieaccomodatione. Our words are com-
fortably furntelicd,and seveiol slugte rooms are fitted up
for such patients ns prefer being entirely private
We especially invito tbe attention of planters and other
owners to our deputment for negroes.
For term* apply to Dr. .1. A. Wiuco, No. 38 Went Bread
street, or Dr. R. C. MaCKSU. No. 96 Broughton.«t
det 10
(1EXEI1AI, INSURANCE AGENCY, Ut BAY-ST.
IS YOVlt 1.1K1. IVSUHBDI
The Charter OakLlfe^nsurance Company
A Una capital ond surplus of over tffOO.OOO. still con-
tinues.and will, until the next annual meeting continue
to Insure tho live* of White Person*, at the same rate*
charged heretofore for all residents of the Fouth. By It*
soundness, good maaacement. and prompt payment o‘f all
its losses. It has placed itsnlf equal to any Company lu the
world
Spriugfleld Fire & Marino Insurance Co’v,
r D OF SPKINGMLLD, MAS.' . J
Capital niidsurpli
h orer £236,(KiO
State Mutual Fire & MarineInsui’ancoCo,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital and surplus,over... $412,000
Eqnitablo tire Insuranco OolTof London.
. CAPITA!.. M.MIO.OOO 1
Forluauraroa in either of tho~ahuve uaiued t.'uinpaniea,
apply to feb27—ly A. WILBUR, Gen. Ins. Ag’t.
LONDON ART JOURNAL.
r PHh now series, couimi-ncing with tho Jinuarv nuoJ-
X her, will contain cngravlngw from the Queen's fiaPcry
aud ho otherwise embellished with subject* of art to make
It worthy of extensive patronage— price $9 per annum, for
twelve monthly numbers.
I-rank leslie’s Ladies Gntette, monthly. S-3 p.-i numim.
Do. do. New York Journal, with numerous Ulus-
Ir.vtlons, at $3 per annum : Oody’s Ltdlo Rook, $2}Z per
annum _ febP W, THORNE WILLIAMS.
JpORRALE —A lot of Venltian Blind", suitahte for ••ffic*
Windows. Apply nl this offleo.
TJAUS.—Six oaaks Roloaons Ham* just
XI aalohy 412 BRIGHAM. BELLY ft CU
ieb22
icclved.snd for
T ALLOW CANDLES—26 boxes. 10to tho Ih.laatoro and
for Isle by . fob28 CHAMPION ft WATTS.
W HISKEY.—100 bbla. Flke’a Magnolia WhUkey, and
40 ke,-* Old Morongahela do., landing trom brig
Zenohla, from BalRtaor*. for aale by
• feb!8 OCIAVUS COHEN.
'^TUNy^Ct/lTri-xIOlialM Qunny aoth.^.alaby
OCrxYUS CQHEN.
V
and fifty-four, the sal .. .
Burn*, duly conveyed and transferod the same In writing
to the said John Bilbo.of the County and State Bret afore
said, for a valuable consideration, to wit: For the sum of
one hundred and twenty-one dollars, whereby the aaid
John Bilbo bocame entitled to b*Te and recover tbe money
arising from the payment of the said Promissory Note and
Mortgage, according to tho tenor and effects thereof and
to have and use tho names of tbe said Alexander Aiken
and Thomas H. Burns in a suit for the collection of tbe
samo; and it further appearing to the Court that aaid
Note remains unpaid, it is therefore ordered that the aaid
Hampton I.. Bilbo do pay into Court by the firat day ot
the next terra thereof, the principal interestand costa due
on said Note, (or »hew cause to tho contrary.If any he
has) And that on the failure of said Hampton I.. Bilbo
so to do. the equity of redemption in. and to said mortgaged
premises, be forever thereafter barred and foreclosed. And
ft te further ordered that tide rule be puytehed In one of
the newspapers nf the City of Savannah once a month for
four months, or a copy thereof be served on the sail'
Hampton I.. Bilim nr bis special agent or Attorney.at least
three months previous to tho next term of this Conrt.
W. B. FLEMING. Judge E. D. G».
Extract from tbe minntes.
jnn23 JNO. F. GILMARTIN, Clerk.
.•fit
RULE NISI.
S TATE OF GEORGIA—Seri sen County,—Superior Cour
of Scriven County, October Term, 1863. Thomai R.
Hines et al. Commissioners of Academy of Effingham coun
ly, va. Mary Black. Present the Hon. William W. Holt,
Judgo of said Court.
It appearing to tb** Court by tho petition of Thomai R.
Hines, w. W. Wilson,GeorgeR. Wright. John Morret.and
John B. Berry, Commissioners or tho Academy of Effing
ham county. that on the eighth day of January, In the
Black and Stephen Tullls made and
tnfsstoner* of tho Academy of Effingham county their cer
tain Instrument In writing, called a promissory note, bear-
ing date tlie day one year aforesaid, whereby the aald Ma
ry Black and Stephen Tullls promised, on tne first day of
January next following the date of said note, to pay the
Commteloners aforesaid, two hundred dollars for value re
ceived. with interest from the date of said note, and that
afterwards, to wit: on the same day and year aforesaid,
tin «aid Mary Black, the better to secure the payment ot
said note, executed and delivered to the Commluoner*
as aforesaid her deed and mortgage, whereby the said
Mary Black conveyed to the said Coromissionora all
that tract of land containing two hundred acres, sit
uate., lying and being In aaid county of Scriven, on
the Little Ogeechce, which waa granted on tho four
teenih day of February. 1833, to Andrew Willoughby,
conditions, that If the said Mary Black should pay off and
discharge, or cause to bo paid, said note according to the
tenor and effort thereof, that then the said deed uf Mort
gage and note aforesaid should be null and void Io all in
tents and purpose*; anil It further appearing to till* Court
that said nolo remains unpaid.
It is therefore ordered, that the sold Mary Black do par
Into this Court by tho first day of the rn-r.t term thereof,
tho principal. Inten>«t und costs due on said note (or show
•■hmmo tn the ..unitary if anyslio have.) And that on the
failure of tbo said Mm/Black eo to do, the equity of Re
demption in and t« -aid Mortgaged premise* be hereafter
forever barred and foreclosed.
And it Is further ordered, that till* Rule Nisi be publish
ed in 1he Savannah Georgian, ones a month for four
mouth*, or a copy served on the said Mary Black, ot her
special Attorney, at least three month* previous to the
next term of this Court.
True extract from the minutes of aald Superior Court.
. GREEN f) SHARPE, Clerk.
Sylvan!*, Nov. 7,1864. janfl 4tm
cation thereof, within the meaning of the act of 1840. »c4
hla bid will be made ami accepted In confurmltr with tJr
undemanding.
Every ofirr made must be accompanied (as directed ::
the act of Congress making appropriations for 'be navsi
service for 1846—'47. approved 10th August. 1816; by *
written guarantee, aigned by one or more respoasibl- p«i
sons, to tbe effect that lie or they undertake that tbe bid
der or bidder* will, if his or their bid be accepted, satti
into an obligation within five day*, with good and >utt-
cieot sureties to lurniih the supplies proposed. Tho bu
reau will not be obligated to consider any proposal uhIcm
accompanied by the guarantee required by law; the con
patency of the guarantee to be certified by ibe n^!
agent, district attorney, or Collector of tbe Custom.
The atte ntion of bidders Is called to tho aitsples ml
descriptions of article* requited, aa, in tbe inspection fot
reception, a Just but rigid comparison will lie made be
tween the articles offered and tho sample and contract
receiving none that fall below them; and their attention
is also particularly directed to the annexed joint re»*»h*
tion, in addition to the act of the 10th August, lSI*
Extract front (Ac Ad of Congrtu apjroved August 10 lift--
” Src. 0. And be it further Enacted. That from and alto;
the passage ot thla act, every proposal for naval
invited by the Secretary ot tho Navy, tinder the prorim U
the generalappropriatlonbUlfortbeNavr.approveUMircn
third, eighteen hundred and forty-three, shall be acceui
panfed by a written guarantee aigned by one >*r more re
sponsible persons, to tiro effect that he or they unJcriskt
that the bidder or bidders will, if bis or their bW be ac
cepted. enter into on obligation, in such time a< roar «
prescribed by the Secretary of the Navy, with good »n.
sufficient sureties, to furnish the supplies prepo-ed. V-
proposal shall be considered unless accompanied by
guarantee. If after the acceptance ol a proposal and
notification thereof to the bidder or bidders, lie or tuc>
shall fail to enter Info an obligation within the time pre
scribed by the Secwlary of the Navy, with good and
cient sureties for furnishing the suppliea, then the t-eert-
tory of the Navy shall proceed to contract with some oth*:
person or persona for furnishing the aaid aupplU *. » Q -
ahall forthwith cause tlie difference between theamouu.
contained In the proposal ao guaranteed and the amount
for which he may have contracted for ftirnlsblng tLe ssk
■upplies for the whole period of the proposal to be charge-
np agmlnit said bidder or bidders, and hla or their guaraii
tor or guarantors t and tbe same may be imramediataly
recovered by the United States for the use of the Navy
Department, lu an action of debt against either or . <>
said person* "
(rubllc. No. 7.)
JOINT RESOLUTION relative tohids for provisions. c.Vu
fng, and small store* for the n*e ortho navy.
Be sot ml by the Senate and House of lUpresentdtb et tf '*•
Cnited States of America in Congrsst assembled, TL*: *•■
bite for snpplie* of provision*, clothing, and small
for the are of the navy may be rejected, at th* optica >*i
the department if made by ono who te not known v -
manufacturer of. or regular dealer in, tbe article pror 05 ^
to be furnished, which fact, or the reverse, must be distinct
ly stated In tho bids offered; that the hid* or all penon*
who may havo failed to comply with the conditions of ant
. ^ eT f ou
ZKItMAN’S ANTI-SCORBUTIC TOOTH
WASH,
T HIS delicious article combines bo many meriforioua
qualities, that It now has become a standard favorite
with the citizens of New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Pittsburg, and other places. Dentist* and Physicians pre-
scribeit lo their practice most successfully, nnd from every
source the most flattering laudations are awarded it. In
flamed, sore, or ‘ * " ’
bleeding gum* are Immediately cured by
Its its*'; tta action upon them ia mild, soothing, and effec
tive. It cleanse* tho teeth so thoroughly that they are
made to rival pearl in whiten***, and diffuses through tha
mouth such a delightful freshness, that the breath Is fa»*'
dared exquisitely sweet, and it will in most instanced af
ford relief to tha uioet violent toothache.
Tlie following Certificate from I)r. Chilton,* Chemtel ol
world-wide celebrity who bos submitted the artielatoa
chemical analysis, Is proof sufficient to convince any one
of Its luperiorfty;
“ 1 have oxamlnad a bottle or “ Kerman’s Antiscorbutic
Tooth Wash," and find It to be a vegetable preparation of
aq innocent character. I belter* it will prove bmefidel for
tha purpoaa It Is recommended,” . «.r
. JAMES. B. CHILTON, M. O..ChamUt
Just receireJ. and for sate by
—- ~ ~ uHcoitf,
botIT
W. W.]
r, Monument Square.
contracts they roar have previously entered Into with tfif
United States shall,at tha option of the department be tr
jected; that if more than one bid be offered for the supply
of an article on account ol any one party, either in bn
own name, or in the named hla partnar, clerk, or any
other parsoo. the whole of auch bids shall bo rejected s'
the option of the department; and that copartner* of any
firm shall not be received aa sureties for each other ; ao-
that, whenever it may ba deemed necessary, for tbe inter-
•et of the government and the health of tho crew* of »t*
United States vessels, to procure particular brand* <*
Dour whichare known to keep best on distant stations, tbs
Bureau of Protftfun* awl Clothing, with the approbatior-
of the Seeretary'of the Navy. bo. and hereby is, tutborltre
to procure the same on the best term*. In market twert
Approved 27 March.1854.
mar21—w4t
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fXR Portraitures cf Yankee Life. By the original Map’
U Jack Downing,
• ThaNeweboy!
History and Poetry of Finger Ring*. By C Edwatu*
Fudge Doings. By l K Martel.author of Reveries e
Bachelor, t vols. -
Rarnum’s life, new supply.
Gayarre’s History nf Louisiana.
• More Worlds than One. By Dr Rrunur.
' Blackwood’s Mfgadne for Jinuary.
Mila Stone* enonr Life’s Jdurney. ...
Joys and Sorrows of tbe Erdeatesth-al »*••• r -‘
Marfa U Millward. . , „ tainlL .
^l»t»r Yaara: ■ By the author nf • Tl.t Old R"* |W " r '
! DaFaFlYJTris.EchnltadlUcn, 2 »ola.
Oast Ckwct’a Twenty Yean in a Shi vat
W. THORNS TOUIAKI.