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Newspaper Page Text.»grcenbly to nn order , ^ m . uu ouuri "i Ordinury ot Muscogee county, will be sold at the Market-house, in the City of Co lumbus, on the first Tuesday in April next, a ne gro woman named Lavinia, belonging to the Es tate of Edward E. Powers, deceased. Terms Cash. V. It. TOMMEY, Adm’r., &c. February 24.1^57 <ds A dministrator's Sale.—Agreeably to an ordor of the Court of Ordinary of Muscogee county, will be sold at the Market-house in the city of Co lumbus, in said county, on tiie first Tuesday in April next, a negro woman by the name of Nelly about 24 years old and her two children Laura and Pntsey. Sold ...»the Estate of John D. Prince, de ceased. Terms—credit un'il 25th December next. SILVANUS PRINCE, Adm’r. February 24, 1857 jj td« A dministrator's Sale.—Agreeably to an order of tho Court of Ordinary, of Muscogee county, will be sold at the Market-house, in the city of Co lumbus in said county, in the State of Georgia, on the first Tuesday in April next, the'Lot and all the reon—situated on the east side of ad near said city of Columbus, reon Ellen Finnegan, deceased, e of her death. Sold as the real cased. Terms cash. H. B. T. MONTGOMERY, Adm’r. February 24, 1857 jj ids improvements the: the Hamilton Ro being the lot whe result d at the tim Estate of said dei ■'art r.f IrJIr. ii.j W lfKKEAS, John K. Bacon, administrator with the will annexed of Estate of John W. Cuirance, deowiswl, late of tho State of Alabama, having applied for l<ettci8ot Dis- mission from said Administration: It is ordered, that all parsonsconcernod show cause (ifany they have,) why said administrator should not he dismissed nt the Court of Ordinary to be hold in and for said county, tho first Monday in 8o$itoiuber next, and that this ordor be published in the Columbus Enquirer in A true transcript from the Miuub ry!2ih, 1867. fob 14-mOm of tlio law of said Court, Februa JNO. JOHNSON. Ordinary 0 BOUGH A, | Court of Ordinary. January Term, MUSCOUKK COUNTY. | 1867.—tULE NISI. IIKHKAS, Hugh H.T. Montgomery, administrator of the Ellen Finnegan, di W! led, having applied ft arid administration: on* concerned show cause (if any •e.) why said administrator should not be dismissed It Is ordered, that all pe meut of Cost Note. CFflHC! V, K. 8. Greenwood A Co., Daniel [ Bill, Ac., to^enfci Duncan, Arnold Duncan, John M. liarington and lieman II. I Martin. J , _ , , ,, TT appearing to tho Court that Daniel Duncan and Arnold 1 Duncan, two of said Defendants, reside out ot this State: It is ordered that sorvico of said Hill be perfected by a pub lication of this Order once a month for four months, beforo the next Term of this Court. I certify this to ben true extract fromjheallnu Superior Court. * “ “** Dee 50 Court of Ordinary, December Teru GEORGIA, . .. STEWART COUNTY. / 1856. J. L. WIMBERLY, Ordinary, Presiding: Ihj held in on the first Monday iu August n< i*n by the publication of this ordi boglv script from the Min January 27 .1 for said r and that noth’* terms of the la of said Court, January JOHN JOHNSON, Ordinary. (1EORGIA. | Court of Ordinary, January Term, 1 HARRIS COUNTY. | RULE NISI. GEO. W. MULLINS, Presiding: ‘117 HE REAS Thomas B. Vardeman. petitions for I.ottei Yf Dismission from the Administration of tho Estat Joseph Vardeman, late of said county, GEORGIA. MUSCOGEE COUNTY \\7 II ERE AS, Jour.ian Itok, a< YY Elizabeth Reck, deceased: Also Administrator of the Estate of Mar •ceased, having applied for dismission from * [- Exr’s. T^xecutors’ Sale*—Agreeably to the last will and J J testament of John Knight, Sr., late of Jaspej county, Gu , deceased, will be sold at the Market- house in the city of Columbus, Muscogee county within the legal hours ol sale, on the first Tues day in April next, two Negroes: Fanny, a woniat about 65 von s old, and Ritta, a girl about 4 year * old. Sold for distribution among the legatees. JOHN KNIGHT, 1 JAMES KNIGHT, THOS. J. KNIGHT, , EDWARD M. ALLEN,J February 21. 1867 tds ■VTOTICK TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.—A11 person* ll having demands against the Estate of Willoughl J Iteardiu, deceased, bite of Harris county, will present thei j. duly authenticated, agreeably to law; and those indebtt'. to said decea*od are requested to make immediate payment. February 25, IS;.7—71 owm R. E. KKNNON, Adm’r. -All persorU JFSSE F. SUTTON, Adm’r. It is the cerned *hc September not then 1 1857. efore ordered by tho Court, that nil pet w cause (If ai '* * Term, 1857,0 fob 5-mfin Wi indebted 1 Stewart county Aiid those havi th»iu, legally a the Estate of Sami are requested to make immediate payu uds against said Estate will pro; -All pe TWJMl’IPK TO DEBTORS AND CREDITOR having claims against John Kyle, deceased, latt cogae county, are hereby notified to present them, dulv a then Heated, within the time prescribed by law ; and ih* indebted to said deceased, are required to make immediate pr ment. JOSEPH KVLE, Adm’r. January 27,1857 7t -All perso nd tin y nu U. T. MARKS. Adm’r MARGARET ROBERTSON, Adm’x. ms having In their hands for settlement, not .‘longing to the deceased, will phase render; mob) tjie Administrators as early us possib ’PWO MONTHS aft. r date, application will be made to t 1 Court of Ordinary of liar;is county, Georgia, for leave sell all the Land belonging to the Estate of John R. Sutto Jato of said county, deceased. JESSE F. SUTTON, Adm’r. GEORGIA, ) Court of Ordinary, in Vacation, Jan MARION COUNTY./ unry 8th, 1857. i’resent, DAVID WORSHAM, Ordinary, Presiding: 11 ERE AS. John Kemp, administrator upon the Estate *f Reuben Reynolds petitions this Court for a dlschargi his said adminisaration: It is therefore ordered by the Court, that all persons con corned show cause tif any they have.) why said Administra tor should not be discharged, otherwise Letters of dismission will he granted to said applicant at the next August Teri of this Court, and holm released according to tho statute i such cases made and provided. A true extract from Miuutos of said Court. DAVID WORSHAM, Ordim January 13,1S57 GEORGIA, 1 Court of Ordinary, December Tori HARRIS COUNTY. J 1850. GEORGE W. MULLINS, Ordinary, Presiding: U PON the petition of A. M. Slaton, Executor to the last will and testament of Llttleberry Slaton, deceased, fc Letters of Dismission from the Executorship of said Estate On motion it is therefore ordered, that ail persons concert •d bo and appear at the February Term, next ensuing, of this Court then" and there to show i ers should not be grai extract from the Minn di e 4—mOm GEC Jd Let ted. e (if any they have) why (1F.ORG I A. | Court of Ordinary. December Ten: HARRIS COUNTY. | 1856.—RULE NISI. GEO. XV. MULLINS. Presiding: W HEREAS, K. C. Hood petitions for Letters of Dismission from the Administration of the Estate of Alexander M. irt, why said Letters should . 31-ui0u» Fel-i February 6,1867 ■ date, application will bo made to t’ e ourt of Ordinary of Talbot county, (la., for leave to s* 1 the interest of Miss Harriet V. Boon, in four Negroes—ss 1 interest being one-fifth. December 23, 1850 RICHARD II. LEONARD, Guardian. OIXTY DAYS after date, application will be made to t o it of °r dinMr y of ®flbot county, Ga.. lor leave tos* .1 the interest ol the minor children of James II. Walker, in certain Negroes left to said children, and others, us a lega y b / tho wlU antl testament of John Walker, la e of Talbot county, deceased. JOHN RAREFIELD, Guardian. February 17,1857 L, MUSCOGEE COUNTY.—Whereas, II applies for Letters of Administration 1, of the Estate of Sophia II. Shorter, trail and creditor f have,) why letti cite and admonish all and sinp ' «aid <1 * • - d to show < •r* of Administration, as atoresa'. said applicant at tho Court of Or* • said county, on the first Mond nary to i* held in April next. Given under my hand this 23d day or February, 1857. February 20—6t JOHN JOHNSON, Ordinary EORGIA, HARRIS COUNTY.—Whereas. F. R. Iludspe a \ T applies for Lett,-is of Guardianship for the persons a. 1 property of Mary J., John T., Joseph B., Henry S., and Ilei - ni A. Hudspeth, minors Of William Hudspeth, late of s;* 1 vouuty, deceased: d admonish all and singul r au interest in said Guardi,-. - appear at ray otllce, within »ud there to show cause, why said letters should not lie grauted. 0:yeu under my hand in office, 20th February, 1857. Feb. 26—5t GIXE W. MULLINS, Ordinary. nEOIIGTA, CLAY COUNTY.—Whereas, Seaborn A.McLi IT don applies to me for Letters of Administration on t Estate of .John Dill, late of said county, deceased: therefore to cite and admonish all persons on GEORGIA, I Court STEWART COUNTY, .1. L. WIMBERLY, Ordina I T POX the petit!; J Dismission frou White W. lloldi r Ordinary, September Tei I860. It i lotio presiding: f Guilford M. Cade, for m Administration on tho late of said county, deceased : therefore ordered, that nil per (if any they lw - M hy id Letters should i 4th. the Estate ot James Grier, late of said r Letters of Dismission : It is ordered by the Court, that nil p* nso, (if any they have,) ils Court, why. said I, nty, deceased, concerned show before" the next July Term of should not then begrnnted. xtract from tho Minutes of said Court, December 17, dec 23—m6m J. L. \VIMIIEllLY, C. C. O. Court of Ordinary, January Term, 1867.—RULE NISI. S, Jour.ian Beck, administrator of the Estate of G EORGT \. | C< urt of w January j i-rai. 11711 ERE AS, Lucius A. Simon ton and ElixaUth A. Sinmu- YY' ton, administrator and administratrix ot the Lsuv eof Ezekiel Simon ton, deceased, petitions this Court for Letters ol Dismission from said Administration J Be it ordered, that all persons concerned bo and appear at the August Term, noxt ensuing, of this Court then and there to show cause (if any they have,) why said Letters should not bo granted. A true oxtract from the Minutosof said Court, January 22d, 1857. MARION HETUUNE, Ordinary. January 27.1867 2®2 » GEORGIA, HARRIS COUNTY. James G. Cotton, propounder of] Matter of Will or no Will tho Will of Smith Cotton, I of Smith Cotton, dec d. In T8 . j Harris Superior Court. John W Stubbs, i t al. Caveators J 7 T appearing that Joseph Thoi I are grand children and heirs at ,lL lVis therefore ordered, Ti nt, they show causo at the next Term of this Court (it nuy they have.) why they should not be made parties ns Caveators to said Will, or be forever barreu from filing a Cavt nt to the said Will of said Smith Cotton. And it further appearing that they reside out of the limits of this State! It is ordered that service and notice of this Rule and the pendency of said suit bo perfected by publica tion in a public Gazette of this State if a personal servlco cannot be made upon them. A true extract from Minutes of Harris Superior Court. October 23d, 1850. N. II. BARDEN, Clerk. Docembor 9.1850 m taprlfl . should n* at the Court of Ordinnry to be held in on the first Monday in August next; a application be given by the publication of this that notice of said GEORG I A, I Court of Ordinary, Clay county, February CLAY COUNTY. | Term, 1S57. T appearing to the Court, by the petition of Samuel Good- man. that John Peterson, did, in his lifetime, execute to the sai.l Samuel Goodman, Ills bond conditioned to execute good and lawful titles, to said Goodman, to and for one huu- and fifty acres (more or less) ot lot of Land n umber one ilrtd anil fifty-five, in tho seventh district of origin ily ilolpli now Clay county: and it further appearing that said John Peterson departed this life without cxeeuting said ilil Samuel Goodman, ir making nny provisions therefor; and it further appearing, th his residence on Troup street lot next abovo the residence of Dr. Hoxey ; of fice, ns heretofore, in “Winter’s Bank Building,” Broad Street. H AS removed 1 1 Jan 2—tw tf JOHN HAMILL, DENTIST, CUTIIBEIIT, GEORGIA. I)R. II. will faithfully execute all business . ..i trusted to his care, and Hatters himself that if those who have diseased Teeth, or wish _ Teeth inserted, will call on him, he will fully ^ , by experience and otherwise, that they need not go elsewhere to have their work w ell done. Hi),, All work warranted, and no pay " ill be required if satisfaction is not given. office next door to the Post Office, or second door west of Webb’s Hotel. »l“y 13,1866—w ly satisfy then B. Y. MARTIN. J - J - MARTIN. raARTIX «k MARTIN* attorneys at j.aw, Columbus, Georgia. OCT Office on Broad .Street, over Gunhy & Co.’s Store. Jan. 13, 1857—wtwly ilia* id Sam paid tho entire and full amount of tho pur- >noy of said Land, and petitioned this Court to di- •ophilue Pearce, the Administratorr said Estate of <ed, to execute said Titles to said Land to said Samuel Goodman, in conformity with said Rond: it is therefore ord-rud. that notice bo given in three or more public places in tho county, and that Rule be published iu theColumbu agreeably to law, that all persons concerned inn; objections in the Ordinary’s office (it any they i 3d, 1867. feb 7-m3m Georgia, Muscogee County, Court of Ordin. ry. December Term, 1856. Present, JOHN JOHNSON, Ordinary: r lo the Court, by the petition < Mansfield Torrance, deceased, into ia. did, in his lifetime, enter inti •ruby binding himself, his heirs. • Muscoguu cupuriur unun, nu»omun **;■**•» • j I T appearing to tho Court, that horotofore, to-wit: on oht 1st day of May, 1855, a Writ Fieri Facias which had is sued from this Court, at tho instance of Dozier Thornton vs. tho instance of Uines Holt, Esq., attoi said fi fa. levied oil Lots in the City of Columbus, known number 176 and 549, and by virtue of said levy the sumo ' on tho 1st Tuesday in June next, thereafter, sold by Frai; M. Brooks. Sheriff of said county, and purchased by Duni McDouguld. at the price of $371 87 It further appearing thatbefor wit: on tho 13th day of February, , . Decree of the Chancellor in a case then and now pending in said Court, in favor of William Dougherty, and others, vs. Seaborn Jones, the said Ann E. McDougald, the said Duncan McDougald and Alexander McDougald, tho aforesaid proper ty had been placed in tho hands of Adolphus S. Rutherford, as Receiver,appointed by said Decree,and regularly conveyed to him ns such. And it further appearing that Duncan Mc Dougald, the purchaser of said property is one of tho De fendants to said Bill, and said Hines Holt one of the attor neys for said Defendants, and had full knowledge of said or der aud the condition of said property : It is therefore ordered, that the said Hines Holt and Dun can McDougald show cause, at the next Term of this Court, why they should not be punished fora contempt of this Court, in making said sale and purchase. Aud tt is also further ordered, that the said Duncan McDou gald and the said Francis M. Brooks show cause on or before the first day of the uext Term of this Court, why the afore said sale of said Rots should not be quashed and set aside for tin* reasons hereinbefore statud and why the Deed executed by said Sheriff to said McDougald, should not be Bet aside and delivered up to be cancelled. Audit further appearing, tli R. G. Carithers, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, W ILL practice in tlio Chattahoochee circuit, and ill the counties of Randolph, Clay, Calhoun, Early, Dccaturnnd Baker, ol the South Western circuit. JET Office Up Stairs, over Gunby & Co’s Store. Jan 27, ’57 w <1 ROBERT E. DIXON, ATOCDIBHffl'Xr Ml? Ih&W Columbus. Georgia. Office directly opposite tho Post Office. April 4, 1854 14 t* i McDoi t the said Dunca d resides iu the State of Alabama, it is ordered that a service of this Rule he perfected on said Mc Dougald, by a publication of tho same once a month for four months, before the next Term of this Court, aud that a copy of this Rule Ihj r. Ilolt, sixty days bofc t frou >tnhor 23,1856 on said Francis M. Brooks and llines e tlio next Term of this Court, i tho Minutes. A. S. RUTHERFORD, Clerk. i»d and r leii-nt title . 405 and 417, t Lh < last frac- life with* said Rove tli (7<h) district of originally Leo c Rnmdolph county, iu said .State, and surveyed hundred and thirty acres, more or less.” And it penring, that Mansfield Torrance, departed this t executing or causing to be executed titles for al 1/Ots ot Land, or in any wav providing therefor etnbe 9,1856 GEORGIA, HARRIS COUNTY. GEO. W. MULLINS, Fresiding: W HEREAS. Elijah Satterwhite petitions for Letters of I> mission from the Admininistrntion of the Estate of F ward Satterwhite. late of said county, deceased : It is therefore ordered by the Court, that all persons co cerned show cause, (if any they have.) on or before the ue August Term, 1857, of said Court, why said Letters should n theu l»e {! ___il A. Grier having petitioned the Court to ml direct Harriet Torrance and Matilda S. T a ranee, the utrixes of said Mansfield Torrance, deceaoed, to make to J him, said Samuel A. Grier, titles for said several lots of land: It is therefore ordered that public notice be given nt throe • more public places, in Hie county, and oneeu month in tho Columbus Enquirer for three mouths, anterior to the Court if Ordinary to beheld in nnd for said county of Muscogee, m the first Monday in April next, that all persons concern- id may tile their objections (if any they have.) why said E GEORGIA. 1 Court of Orainnry . STEM ART COUNTY. | 1857. J. L. WIMBERLY,Ordinary,Presiding l’ON the petition of , upon the , deceased, for Lott* XJ'nll ist ration of It is S. Ware, administrator, de bo ot" John Ware, late of said Dismission from the Admin- id Estate motion ordered, that all persons concerned show y they li why sai.l Lottei l ihe Minutes GEORGIA, ) V CLAY COUNTY. J the having fully udmiuist WIMBERLY, Ordin Elliott, administrator ed said Estate, uppliui “ t lin " r Let- all persons concerned show ) within the time prescribed by law. should not be granted, otherwise they will ms of the law. from the Minutes of tho Court of Ordinary, * JOHN H. JONES, Ordinary. GEORGIA. \ Court of Ordinary, in Vacation, Ja MARION COUNTY, f ary21st, 1867. Present, DAVID WORSHAM, Ordinary, Presiding: HEKKAS, Simeon ltiue, administrator upon the Estate »d. petitions this Court for u discharge perued to uppi e (if; my office within tho time proscribed ' y they have,) why said Letters shou l ise thoy will bo granted at tho Api 1 •cli 3,1867-2! grauted. otb a of said Court. f hand, ia office, 27th February, 1857. JOHN II. JONES, Ordinary. EORGIA, TALBOT COUNTY.—Whereas,^Iyrandn K* t VA applies to mo for Letters of Administration on tho Ksti d °'ril W ' 1 do r Stnndford, l a U* of said county, dec’ll: Those are therefore to cite and admonish all and singul r the kindred and creditors of said deceased tobeandappi r at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show can e (If any they have) why said Letters should not be granted Given under my hand and official signature. February 1 feh J : '"' 4 MARION BETIH.NE, ordinary. G EORGIA, MARION COUNTY.—Whereas, Jacob a7c1«: - onts applies for letters of Guardianship fur the perso * and property of Emina W. Glazeaud John M. Glazo, orpha, s of John M. OJaze. deceased: ' These are therefore to cite aud .{ulmonish all anil singul r the kindred and others feeling an interest in Bald Guaidia - .ship, to be and appear at my office within'the time pi - cribed by law to show cause (if any thoy have,) why sa 1 Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signal are February 1 , 1857. feb 17-5t DAVID WORSHAM, Ordinary. GEORGIA, I Court of Ordinary, February Term, TALBOT COUNTY. | 1863.—RULE NISif 117IIEUEA8, W illiam J. Weaver, Guardian of Henry A. Yf Snelliugs, petitions this Court for Letters of Dismissii i from said Guardianship: It is therefore ordered, that all persons concerned bo an 1 appear at the next April Term of said Court, then and the i to show causo (it any they have.) why said Letters shou 1 not theu be grant d. A true extract from tho Minutes of said Court, Februiu r ° MARION HETIIL’NE. Ordinary. WorVr* from his said Administration: It is therefore ordered by the Court, that all persons cerned show cause (if any they have,) wny said Admin: tor should not bo discharged, otherwise Letters of Uh sion will la> grunted to said applicant at the next August Term of this Court, and he be released according to tho iu such cases made and provided. A true extract from the .Minutes of said Court. Jan27—m6m DAVID WORSHAM, Ordi GEORGIA, I Court of Ordinnry, Janunrv Ten TALBOT COUNTY. | 1867.—RULE NISI] W N ERE AS, rhilip Adams, administrator of the Esta Kid ridge Adams, petitions this Court for Letters ot mission from said Administration : Re it ordered, that all persous concerned bo and appu: the August Term, next ensuing,of this Court then and t to show cause (if any they have,) why said Letters should should no: lit le nd dir, i ualie to t ml lots of land in c JNO. JOHNSON, Ordinary. Georgia, Muxcog t of Ordinary. December Ti it. .lollN JOHNSON, Ordinary : Mury J. Davis ^ Nisi. of Ma: IT appealing to . . A of Muse*.geecounty. Georgia, that Edward E. I 1 late of said county, did, iu his lifetime, enter into agreement iu writing whereby he bound himself, his exocutors nnd as signs to make to said Mary J. Davis, warrantee titles fora half acre lot in the city of Columbus iu tho county and Flute afore said, called the “Coleman lot” and known in the plan of said city as Lot No. 263. Aud it further appearing, that the said Edwar I K. Powers departed this life without executing titles for said lot of land, or in any way providing therefor. Aud said Mary J. Davis having petitioned the Court to order and direct Vincent It. Tommey, the administrator with tho will annexed, of tin* Estate of" Edward K. Rowers, dee d., to make to her titles for said Lot of Land in conformity with said agreement in writing: It is therefore ordered, That public notice be given at three or more* put die places in the county, and by pubRcnti; iquiit ) why iouth for thr* •f Ordiuary. to bo held in ami county, on the first Monday in April next, that al concerned may file their objections (if any they h. said admiuistratO'-should not be directed to make titles lot said Lot of land according to tho conditions of said agree ment in writing. A true extract from tho minutes of said Court, Decembei 26,18t Dec 80—m3m JNO. J HINSON, Ordinary. GEORGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY. Daniel Hightower, ") vs. > Scire Facias tomakepartios. Dozier Thornton, and others,) To all ii Peyton H. Colquitt, AID COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. i£r Office over Col. IIoi.t’s Law Office, Rnn- dolph Street. Mnv 31. ’55—tww tt WM. S. JOHNSON, CUSSETA, CHATTAHOOCHEE CO., OA., Gives his entire attention to the practice in Chatta hoochee and the adjoining counties. April 26, 1856 tww ly* ROBT. E. DIXON, Attorney at Law, Columbus, Go. Wf HER EAR. hi YY for said cou GEORGIA. STEWART COUNTY, L WIMBERLY, 13, 1857. feb 17-71 J. L. WIMBERLY, Ordinary Presiding W HEREAS, Richard Price, Guardiau of the persons in property of Hesse A. aud William II. Price, orphans >V illiam Price, deceased, petitions this Court fbr Letters Court of Ordiuary, December Term, inary, Presiding: * William Sims for Letters ■ f Dismis- the Estate of John Upton, late of said county, deceased : It is on motion ordered by tho Court, that all persons con cerned show cause (if any they have,)on or before, the next July Term cf this Court, why 6aid Letters should not theu GEORGIA. I Wlioreas, Ann A. Ford, Executrix of Hie CLAY COUNTY./last will and testament of William P. Ford d, haying settled up said estate, now petitions this will be grunted to lierat the next August Term of said Court aud she bo released according to law. A true extract from tho Minutes of said Court of Ordinary of Cl iy county, January 14th, 1867. January 17, 1S57—mtinil JNO. II. JONES. Ordiuary. ty, 1847, Daniel Hightower commenced hii tion by Bill in Equity in said Court, against Dozier Thorn ton, Henry T. Greenwood, James A. Flaton, Leroy Holt, Thomas Persons, James M. Foster, and others. And whereas, before the trial term of said action, and whilst tho same was yet pending, and undecided, the said Daniel Hightower de parted this life; and whereas. Janies F. Hightower has been duly appointed aud qualified as Executor upon the Estate of said Daniel Hightower, deceased : Tiie said Defendants, Henry T. Greenwood, James A. Sla ton. Lo oy Holt, Thomas Poisons, and James M. Foster, are therefore each of them, hereby required and commanded to he aud appe-r at the next Superior Court to bo held in and for said county..on 1st Monday in May next, then and there to show cause, (if any they have,) why tho said James F. Hightower should not lie made a party complainant iu suid suit, as Executor as aforesaid, and said cause proceed. Witness tiie Honorable Edmund II. Worrill, J udgo of said Court, this 26th day ot December, I860. ’..RUTHERFORD, Clerk. PILES! PILES!! PILES!!! Dr. Jones’ Syrup for Piles, TS ANEW DISCOVERY nmlin nn Internal ri JL edy of great value. Unlike tlio many cures of the present tiny for hojmorrhoids, it reaches the dis ease whieh is seated in the hceniorrhoidal veins and mucus membrane of the rectum. And while this Syrup is a great Specific for Piles, it is also perhaps one of the very best agents in all the wide field of Therapeutics, for breaking up habitual constipa tion, which, of itself, is not only the chief cause of luemorrhoids, but also the source of a whole host of diseases whose name is legion This medicine having lately performedsomecures that would seem utmost miraculous, is now, for the first time, being offered to tlie public. The efficiency of this reme- edy is abundantly established by the certificates on the bottles, and in hand, irivon by officers and oth ers of respectability, men in our midst whom we know and can believe. &y- Sold by the principal Druggists in Columbus, and also by Dr. Jones himself, at Dr. Woodruff ’s office. Price $1 per bottle. CERTIFICATES. Tiiomaston, Ga. Aug. 20, 1860.—I have been afflicted with Piles tor 4 or 5 years past, nnd at times suffered very much with them. During that time 1 tried Howard's. Berk lard’s. Pryor’s and several other Pile Specifics, without any relief. 1 was recently induced bva friend to use a Prepartiou put up by Dr. U. II. JONES, from which I found immediate relief, niid up to tills time fuel perfectly free trom tlio disease. 1 can most cheerfully recommend it to all persous as a very sate, pleasant aud efficient remedy for the Piles. GEO. E. I. BIRDSONG. Tuomastox, On. Aug. 20,1850.—I have boon severely afflict ed with bloody Piles for about two years past, and have re cently boon entirely cured by Dr. Jones’ Pile Syrup. I would therefore rucommunil tho use of this excellent iflc to oth ers afflicted us 1 was. CHARLES Ii. COBB. Tuomastox, Ga. Aug. 20, 1856.—1 have been afflicted with tho Piles for several years past, and have resorted to all tho Preparations that 1 could procure, nearly all of which prov ed an entire failure, until I was induced by Dr. C. 11. JONES to try his remedy, which I am happy to state gave mo al most instantaneous relief. I can safely recommend to nil who may be likewise afflicted, the use of this most excellent Preparation. F. M. RICHARDSON. Okmxaky’s Office, 1 I, Will* wn A. Cobb, Ordinary of said Upson county, Ga./ county, do hereby certify that I)r. C. II. JONES, Francis M. Richardson, George 1. F. Birdsong nnd Charles II. Cobb, are gentlemen in good standing in this county, of undoubted voracity, and thatj'ull faith and cred it ought to be given to whatever they say. Given under my hand and seal of office, this 26tli August 1866. WM. A. COBB, Ordinary. Tuomastox, On. Nov. 18, 1850.—1 have had the bloody Piles more or less for the last twelve years, and sometimes confined to my room iu consequence of them, nnd I have re ceived more benefit from Dr. O. H. Jones’ File .Syrup, than any other Medicine I have ever used, and for tlio last two months I have been entirely free from the disease, by the ai<fof tills Syrup. GKO. J. LEWIS, NOV. 29—wly • Sheriff Upson county. GENERAL WARE-HOUSE COMMISSIO A N~BUSINESS. December 23,1856 GEORGIA, Stewart County. OLIVER & CLEMENTS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BUENA VISTA, MARION CO., GA. Will practice in the counties ol Marion. Stewart, Taylor, Chattahoochee, KiiichuJ'oone, ana any of the adjoining counlies when their servicea may be required. Thaddf.us Oliver. P. W. Clements. March 6,’56 w ly L. Randolph Redding, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Preston, Webster County, Ga., Will practice in Chattahoochee, Webster, Sumter, "Itewart, Terrell, and tho adjoining counties, ocember 30. 1856 wfim J. H. JOKES, AWffQlBKlB* Al! ILAW F0ET GAINES, CLAY CO., GA., W TLL continue the Practice of Law in I lie South western Circuit us heretofore, nnd promises to faithfully attend to all business entrusted to bis cure, in the counties of Randolph, Clay, Early, and Calhoun. {£r Office at Fort Guinea, (4a. March ti, 1856 wtf Marion Bethune, ATTORNEY AT RAW, TAL BUTTON, G A ., W LL prepare Declarations lor persons entitled lo BOUNTY LAND, and PENSIONS, un der the late Acts of Congress; nnd prosecute ail claims of that nature. ("March 6, ’55—wtf P. H. MILLS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dawson, Terrell County, Ga., Will practice in the Pntaulaand adjoining counties of the South Western Circuit. March 4. 1856 twit wly It. It. YAR1NGTON. 1 Court of Ordinary, December Term, 1850 the Guardianship of said orphans : 'rdered, that, all persons concerned she the next April Term : Dismission It is thereti cause (if auy they haven't this Court, why said Letter* Rhould uot then he granted. A true extract trom the Minutes of said Court, Jauuary 2 , Full a—w n • J. D WIMUKHLY, Ordiuary. C l EOKOIA, IIA III*IS COUNTY.—H hcrras, Alc.y V. Poliai I I applies to me lor letters of Adwinl.trillion tie bonU 111 i on the Estate of John F. Cone, late of said county, dec’d.; These are therefore to cite and adihonish all persons intc ested, to be and appear at my offl. e within the time prescri ud by law, and show cause (if any thoy have,) why said Le * ters should not lie granted. Given under my hand in office, February 3,1867. February 6—fit GEO. W. MULLINS, Ordinary; GEORGIA, ) Court of Ordinary for said countv. i MARION COUNTY. / Vacated, February 21st, 1857 Present, DAVID WOKSUAM, Ordinary, Presiding: W HEREAS, Sarah McKlmurray, Administratrix, ai John R. Me Elm array, Adm’r., upon the Estate of R. McEimurray, late of said county, deceased, petitions thi < Court for a discharge from their Raid administration : It is on motion ordered by the Court that all persous coi cerned show cause (if any they have,) why said admiuistr trix and administrator should not be discharged, othurwi • Letters of Dismission will be granted to said applicants t the uext September Term of this Court, and they be release 1 ascordiug to the staiute iu such cases made and provided. GEORGIA, I Court pf Ordinary for said county, i MARION COUNTY. | Vacation, November 11th, 1856. Present, DAVID WORSHAM, Ordinary, Presiding : AI/'II ERE AS, Martin L. Bivins. Executor, and Sarah I Hall, Executrix, to the last wlli and testament of Dai iel M. Hall, lateof raid county, deceased, petitions this Cou; for a discharge from said Executorship: It is ordered by tho Court, that all persons concerned sl»o\ cause (if auy they have,) why said Executor nnd Kxecutri should not be discharged, otherwise Letter* of Dismissloi* will be granted said applicants at the ne\t June Terra o* this Court, and they be released according to the Statute ii. luch cases made anil provided. A truo extract from the Minutes. . . DAVID WORSHAM, Ordiuary. NovemWr 18, I860 int’>m GEO. W. MUI. 3d, 1856. ii. i -LINS, 1 RULE NISI. GEORGIA, 1 Court of Ordinary for said county, in MARION COUNTY./ Vacation, November 11th, 1866. Present, DAVID WORSHAM, Ordinnry. Presiding : W HEREAS, Sarah L Hall, Administratrix, upon the Es tate of John W. Hall, late of said county, deceased, peti tions this Court for a discharge from her said Admiuistru- It is therefore ordered by the Court that all persous con cerned show cause (if any they have,) why said Administra- tiix should not bo discharged, otherwise Letters of Dismis sion will Iw granted said applicant at the next Juno Term, if this ^ * -* * ’ r J n such A tru November 18,1856 Georgia, Muucug* 6 Couuty* The Central Ruiiroad &, Bunking) Company | John G Winter, Joseph S. Win- [ ^ c ' ter, Joseph S. Winter & Co., W HEREAS, at a former Term of this Court. order was granted by this Court, that service in saijl case be effected on said John G. Winter nnd Joseph S. Winter, by publication in the Columbus Enquirer, a newspaper published in Columbu said county of Muscogee, Georgia, once a m for four months, requiring them to appear and swer said Bill on or before the then next Term, and whereasjt is considered by the Court that suit! publication has uot been made : It is, on motion ordered, that said order for vice, be and is enlarged and that service bo so footed by similar publication, requiring said defend ants so to appear and answer to said Bill, at the next Term of said Court, A true ex’rnot from the Minutes of Muscogee Su perior Court, December 30th. 1856. Dec 30-m4in A. S. RUTHERFORD, Clk Court of Ordinary, January _ . Term, 1857. J. L. WIMBERLY, Ordinary, Presiding : I T appearing to the Court, upon the petition of D M. Davidson and M. M. Weaver, that Thomat L. Ellis, deceased, did, in his lifetime, deliver, to said Davidson and Weaver, his Bond conditioned to execute titles in fee simple to said Davidson and Weaver, to the North half of Lot of Land No. 145, and twenty-five acres off'the north west corner oi Lot No. 129, all being in the 21st district of said county. And it further appearing, that the said Tnomas L. Ellis departed this life without execu- hg titles to said parcels of land, or in anyway providing therefor—that William J. Mcllee is the Aduiinistiator on the Estate of said tleecased, and hat tho purchase money for said‘Land has. been paid, and thatjsaid Davidson and Weaver now pray Court to direct the said^ administrator to exe- titles to said Land in conformity to said Bond : is therefore ordered,that notice be given in the Columbus Enquirer, a public gazette ot this State, and in the public places of this county, for three months, that all persons concerned may file their objections (if any they have,) why said William J. McRee, administrator as aforesaid, should not ex ecute titles to said Land in conformity to said Bond. extract from the Minutes of said Court, January 28, 1857. J. L. WIMBERLY, Ordinary. February 2, 1857 m3m GEORGIA. I Court of Ordiuary, February Term. 1857. OLAY COUNTY. | ppearing to tho Court, upon the petition of .Toslah Usman, that George Moore, deceased,.did, in his lifo- exocuto to the said Josiah IliHsman, his bond condi tioned to execute titles in fee simple to said HiUemnjl to and for Lots of Land number (111) one hundred and eleven, one *"indred and ton (110,) ninety-two (92,) nlnety-ono (91,) sig- -nine (69.1 fiftv acres, more or less, the&uco being the life the south side of number one huudrod aud nine IlOf,) rty acres, more or less, of tho fence being tho lino Qf tiie uth side of number ninety (90,) in the lin* district Lf originally Houston now Crawford county—with all the rights, members, aud appurtenances to Bujd lands, iu afcy wsy appertaining or belonging, except fflro and ono halt acres on tho eist side of number 92, and one quarter of an acre including tho Grave Yard on lot number one hundred and el. veu. And it further appearing that tho said George Moore departed this life without executing titles to said lots or parcels of land, or In auy way providing therefor; and it further appearing that the suid Josiah IHUsman has paid the entire and full amount of tho purchasu money or price for said lots and par. els of land, and the said Josiuh Hills- man having petitioned this Court to direct John >Ioore the Administrator of the Estate of George Moore (the sail Johr.* H lore being a resideut of said county and having duly reiu.»t<*d his administration to said county,) to execute titles j him to said lots or parcels of land, in conformity with at three or the Storage and Sale of Cotton andg other Produce. Liberal advances made on Cotton in Store, and the usual facilities offered to induce Shipments to our friends in Savannah, New York, Boston and Liverpool. Ord. rs lor Groceries promptly executed and ar ticles purchased free of commission, at the lowest market prices for our customers. RUSE, FATTEN & CO. Columbus, August 9, ’56 tw3t wtf Ware-llouse, Commission, Receiving and poll WARDING BUSINESS. THE undersigned having formed siness at the old stand (Alabama Ware-house) un der the name and style oi KING & SORSBY, and solicit from their friends and customers a coutin • uance of their business. JOHN W. KIN i, B. A. SOR-iiY. May 6, 1856 wtf IVEY & YARINGTON, ATTORNEYS AT TAW, CLAYTON, ALABAMA. June 17, 1856 w tf THOMAS J. DUNN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MORGAN, CALHOUN COUNTY, GEORGIA. Will practice in the following counties: Sumter Clay, Randolph, Early, Decatur, Buker, Calhoun, Dougherty and Lee. May 9, *54 19 ti HARRISON & COX, LUMPKIN, CIA., W ILL practice the various branches of their pro fession, in the counties of Stewart, Chatta hoochee, Muscogee, Marion and Kinchaloonee, of the Chattahoochee Circuit; and Randolph, Clay, Lee and Sumter, of the South Western. The business of Collecting and Conveyancing under the immediate control of MR. COX. They are prepared to prosecute successfully all just Claims for Bounty Land Pensions, &c. against the general goverment. One of them will at all times be found at their office. Prompt in their correspondence, punctual in their business engagements, their whole energies will be devoted to the Dest interest of those wi.o en trust them Withbusine s. B. K. HARRISON. I. M. COX. August 21. ’55 w tf lui FONTAINE WAREHOUSE HUGHES & DANIEL. §§| r PHE undersigned have taken the NEW FIRE- -*• PROOF W AREIIOUSE now being erectedin the rear of Messrs. Threewitls, Holt &, Co., ad joining the Alabama Warehouse, and are now prepuit.l to attend to all CONSIGNMENT’S, at then Office at Gunby 6l Daniel’s, and by the first of September will be ready to receive COTTON. They will do a general Commission, Storage and Forwarding p . , BUSINESS. ^ Particular attention given totno Sale of Cotton, ntid othc' Produce. The usual facilities will be afford ed and careful attention given to all business en trusted to their care. A g’’^ supply of Datririugr, Hope and Salt, always or hand. W M . H. Hughes, W.v. Daniel. formerly of Apalachicc a. [aug 21—wtf TO THE SOLDIERS ENGAGED IN THE CHEROKEE SERVICE. A r Siddiers engaged in removing the Indiani ' . J 1 *® 01 Cherokee, (in any capacity or office,) arc entitled to Bounty Lands for said service, and can obtain the same by addressing me at thisplacc, ting the facts of their service, &c. said bond. It is therefore ordered, that-notice be giv more public places in said county, and in the Columbus En quirer, for three months, of such application by tho publica tion of the proceedings therein, that all persons concerned may file objections in the Ordinary’s office, (if any thoy have.) why tho said John Moore, administrator as aforesaid, should titles to said lots nnd parcels of land, iu conform- JOIIN II. JONES, Ordinary. . IJ " * February X The plication. Jan 29—w tf S. E. FIELD, Agent, Atlanta, Georgia. Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Go. Springfield, Massachusetts. Capital and Surplus, $230,000 EDM’D FREEMAN, Pres’t. Wm. Conner, Jr., Sec’y. &CT This Company continue to take risks against FIRE, as heretofore. JOHN MUNN Agent. Oct. 3 ’54 30 The Hartford lire Insurance Company, HARTFORD, CONN. Incorp’d 1S10—Capital and Surplus Fund $100,000. T HIS Company has been in successful operation for nearly 50 years, and has aimed to secure public confidence by an honorable and faithful ful fillment of its Contracts. The Company takes risks^on as fuvorahle terms us uny other responsi ble Company, against loss or damage by Fire on Dwellings, burniture, Stores, Stocks of Goods, Cotton, or other Merchandise in store. . 1 fi° subscriber will continue to receive applica ; Hons and issue policies as above. D. F. WILLCOX, Agt., March 2<—twwly (at office of Eagle Mf’g. Co ity with said boud. A true extract t 3d, 1857. feb 7- i3m Sale of Town Lots. WILL 1)6 sold before the Court House door in . VV . <110 town ol Buena Vista, Marion county, with- in the lawful hours of sule, on the first Tuesday in May next, the following property, to wit: Town Lots numbers two (2,) three (3,)’ five (5„ one (1,) lour (4.) and twenty-fivo (25,) and the im provements thereon, in the town of Tazewell, Ma- rion county. The same to bo sold under a decree in Chancery from the Superior Court o* Marion county, for the benefit of the Tazewell Village Hall Company. JAS. L. WIGGINS, Receiver. March 3, 1857. w2m Important to Cotton Planters, BV WHICH THElli INCOME MUST liE DOUBLED! It T^HE undersigned has invented and obtained let- A. ters patent from the U. States for the arrange- ment and combination of machinery for converting Seed Cotton into Yarns by one continuous process, from the Gin through tho various preparation and spinning machinery, until it is ready for shipment or weaving. The saving from waste by this process will be at least 10 per cent; and Yarns mude from the fibre (unbroken and uninjured by the operations of the machinery of the present process used to open and disentangle it) will ho about 50 per cent, stronger, uud will command the markets of the world, dis* la nM ir ® a j competition, at advanced prices. i he undersigned is prepared to dispose of privi leges to use his patent; and planters will |>e in formed ns to terms, with complete instructions how to use it, how to obtain the best machinery, and all other necessary particulars, on application addrers- ed , t0 GEORGE G. HENRY, Jan 8 tw2t wly Mobile, Ala.