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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1861)
PROCLAMATION.’ BYT UK PUIiSIT'K.N r, WUoroM, i< Uu plaaH.l AlulglU) UoJ, th* Sovimlju fli|>oi-,!r ul .vast* tu prrtK-t Md d*- f.nj (bn Coni’ Jrt SLt Mth.rlo, is lb. ft oowil'at with thrtf •pirrt*, nd to h unto tbom * shield. And, whereas, With grateful thanks we recog nUelliilnod eod aoknowlegdo that not nio us, hat uaio'hiin belocgotb the vhtory; and in huoiblf dependence upon Hia Almighty atrength and fruiting in tb justice of* our cause, w* ap peal to Him that be may eel at naught the ofi fort* of our etn total, and put them to eoivfueion and shame: .Now, therefore, I, Jcfforeon Davis, President of the Confederate Stator, ia view of lire lmjn diag conflict, do hereby aet apart Friday, the 15th day of November, aa a day of failing, hu miliation and prayer; and I do hereby in rite the Reverend Clergy and the people of these Confederate State* to repair on that day to their usnal placet of public worship and to tuipiore the bieeaing of Almighty Hod upon our arms that lie rosy givens ih* victory over our*ene mle<, preserve our h< mes and altars from pollu tion, and secure to us the restoration of pose* and prosperity. * Given un Ter my band and the e*l of the Confederate State* at Richmond, this thirty-first day of October, in the year o i our Lord one thousand eight hundred and slaty-one. JEFFERSON DAVIS, It. M. T. Hume*. Secretary of State. Ul.uTllMlt.S. It ie not’ generally known, aaya the New York St a ate Zoning, that there ia now concen trated on the shore* of the Potomac n larger body of troop* than ha* ever been congregated in modern times, except in the battle ot Leij* •ie. Neither Guatavna Adolphus nor Frede rick the Great, nor Washington, Wellington, nor Scoit, ever had under his iinined.nic com uand anything like the number which ta now under the command of Gen. McClellan. Fred erick the Great never led into the held mure than 30 000 men at u iarm, but ell hit great battle* were fought and won with bodies of troop*ranging between 80,000 and 00,000. Na poleon, at Austeriac,. vanquished, with 80,000 uien, united Russian and Austrian aynies, containing about lOO.OCHI. At Jena and Auer atadi there were 130,000 men under the com mand of the Emperor of the French. The bloody battlu of Wagrtun was fought with 160, 000 men against the Austrians, and in the equally celebrated battle at Borodino about 130,000 Frenchmen wore opposed to the R us sians. The decitien buttle at Waterloo was fought with onty 00,000 Frenchmen against Bluober and Wellington. Hut the battle ol Lripsio act in motion a gigantic army of about 600,000 men, Napoleon having under hi* com mand 200,000, and the united forces of Russia, Austria *u I Frus.ua, about 200,000. It will ap pear from this comparison that the armies which arc confronting ea;h other on the I'o.o mac were cxt’ccrlod in number only by those vast armies which, on the plains of Lcipsic. de cided the fate of Europe Ffiriltd (siilrj A writer who proft/saca to know the points of a good “war horse, M thtf* speak* ofihoae nn ima.r . Dull, sluggish horsesc*ll n.vi*r be trained to the point requisite lor an efficient cavalry horse. Almost a* much depend* in a success ful charge of cavalry on tho Ipurae a* on the man. Indeed it may be doubted whelhur raw recruit* mounted on well drilled horses would not be mofo H-rvicenDie than veteran troop* mounted on eiuui y “low spirited aniiiial*." — At the l'*t Ie of the Pyramids the horses ol Muatid Bey eavafey charged repeatedly in squadrons at er then riders wire killed. So did ihe French horse* at Waterloo on the En glish, under the fame ejreum*tancu*. Aud afler th • Marquis Formula wm* compel led to leave his |c>rs< s on the shores of the Den mark, *f er the embarkation of ihetro >ps for Bpain, we all remember how they formed themselvr* into hostile armies, km the ships of then la p masters faded in the distance, nfid charged Upon each other with such fury that the earth shook f.*r mile* around, and the ter rified inhabitant* of the country lied panic stricken to their house*. Mi terrible was the slaughter ol these hue AmJalusiuu horses, that out of a budy of 10,000, but h few hundred re mained alive. A HopefUUt Amioal. Our friend Peter fifhmtaig.Esq., and hi* ipattsu ware riding 1 mg the Contort era to highway day bsf >rs yesterday, when u enormous swiue burst through the thu ket with a preirmuitory gruut, and darting some* the highway, started old Da bo l frni Ihe usual ami proper straight forward trot, to much so that ho came near upsetting the heads of the hour* of- ohmink upon the •and. •*Ugh/’aaya Mr-, fc. luoinlt, “what an ugly animal.” “A mistake, my deai'/’say a Mr, Pchm’mk,— “That animal, measured according t> all world ly ru Ire, that is lose yvfyvAof he t* north, itow of theorist n-sp'-ctkblo*ftnlmali I know at, 1 ju d;e t*y hi* mss that ho will tmtku 400 pound* of pork, which ru! up, coltol and smoked, in a J\w weak*, will b* wdrth in the market M Am ‘meJ ami thirty do l .•*. nc -ording to present quotations, les.riv* ihe i flul, lard, saioage meat, bristle*,and so on, and thechantpea of ft stiU fur ther rise la qunts'iuu*/ “lilets my Ills/’ 'J* Mr*. Hrlimink, “who would have ihouglit its t|w (ha ersftture i* worth alumni as much a* u Turkey Carpet or a Fiano Who would have thought Ilf* Whcro- Up -u the old lady locked after tho hog, quito re spectfully, not to say lovingly. —it aeon Tel*- **•*>* mm’ Pfltd Leaf Yeiat. Hops eost $2 00 per pound, leave* oestuothing and psnch leave* make better yiitt than hops.— Make it thus: Tabu three targe peach leavts and three medium sited potauvoa, boil them iu two quarts of water until the pot aloe* are door; take out the leave* and throw them away, peel the pot.,t\>e*, and rub them up with a pint of flour, adding o.dd water sufll.-lent to make a paste, thw pour on the hot poach Lat tea, and reald fur about five minute*. If you add to this a little* old yeast, it -will bo ready for use in three hours. If you add none, it will require to stand a day and night before nse. Leave* .Med in the shade are as good * - fresh one*. As this is stronger than hup rhould U used ia making up the dsftgh. T hsve iH* and this often, and T lam V LOTFR OF GOOD Jill KAO, [Wo flo! tho fcrcg.iiug iu the Richmond W big Os IhaS'kl October, and wnuid take great pluaa ure In eomuisnding it to our readers, If It h;ul only Bdd u* wrurtl. sweet or Irish potatoes were ui i.u.t.—-f. i. t*m. Caused. Try hot .r ‘ To D*vvrt C-c Mvaerviv I'kmretiXßArK N^.rs* —The New <>rb on* “V o( ht date says that rpurioes c>iudirate net. , whinh are m oirculsuon m> be e : *i!y duit .-tv t by applying ♦o them a * dutinu ot l bn cyanide .f |.nta*uin. - Five oent* w>t h ( tneurrtc'c di • dved in sn ounce or two wsfor will last f< year.-. When the genuine n*;c m s-cJ by the eu tddo, it un dergoe* tidebar pc, but the oMintarfidt f* iuiuie d. di.-etcred, • -mning ayth w tingv. To af. w it men s tMo J R • r jt l.rcotoea com ■ MhfOtisoriMd A* b.v no meant to allow the os ‘ antmt of p.M> ui’i t>. votin’ in Com,icl with tiie tou^u i, uit t a deadly t>> is.n. Rnr..! .-. ru W, , I rn N Vjb.mvu. k 1. tier fr. in Jaci.-cn n-r, t., „ gcniluittaa m this mv, writ leu *-a bamrday wiuo.g Ui-t, s v- a rej.oVt 1 had reaob.d that ,x< u. \ ,j 14 . iJ,, ivru l Word ba t atak lih t . |„ af th# mouth of Coal river, htdlog -, tuo SDO or them, and taking a nuuih rof prUonet The route ut thu enemy was, ia fact, complete „ cording to the rep t. Fioyd issaivl t have |,, N i ■ writer of the letter referred t> d„osnut v,.i*cU tar the truth of tbs rap rt or any part of if, hut **v it was credited iu the main *( dagksun river v>u Saturday, II"’- l" -l-k. or ,1 . p..,.*, ~f L,, in, • o..muj.u<l iproufti urg „„ d.j,up..o . fur. ..1 Bi.rrhTo rra.[.. m o.i J M .. •>n, it UnM,.brf.r mr. Tin. I. ~ij to Lav. >.„n no. of • dl.patrh .rc t ..,,a k, I-. fn. U.o Jootnm, p,vio K .o .......unt ofthV Wf.ai.ida ..I lh In ,|,„ l.r.lii, „r ih, latter.—A tt* t*tir*e. Wlb. R,r„,o„ (him v into* K.nlu, kv'ar. con tiauaU, ,rnv„i g iron, IWu., , ni mmy f th.ol .1 one. po into Ih. Coined.,.u For the Telegraph. Caur or th* BrnGa„ Kxoimkvt. f Near Centreville, Vft., Oct. 2k, 1861. j jDtt f ri.ten on Picket, wwl Dedicated to eie who will rccotraiie iaitUK. av j. M. a. or ru* “M4COH ausana.” I ’in alone in the gloom of the wooda, to night, For the beautiful day is done, And I watched tbs stars ** trembledfortb, *Fon the bright sky, on® by one ; And 1 drew my cloak still closer to me, At I tho’t of our home of flowers, An<l I sighed for the halm ol horiragraot winds, Anl the light of her laughing bowers. And my heart went out like a bird set fres, f or ft iongad to look down once more Pun the Orange groves of my native Mouth, Kre life’s dutl day war o’er ; Aud It hovered awh'ie Ttealb a clinging vine, And whispered a word for rue, For a beautiful spirit lay nestled there- A being of purity. And it told her of how my soul had yearned, For the light of her darling eye, And tha uiurinurof words that are with iue yet For their echoes cannot die And oft In the midnight shadows deep On my sentinel post I stand, And Jong fur the light of other day’s, And dream of that sunny land, Where I shall meet again with the loved and lost, And only remember my soutinel post. won TB* TJMKS. PHARAOH AT LUISHIKO. Alas! for poor old Fharaob! In what a saa he’s sinking! F if bis chief-Baker's cake's ell dough, And his chief-Butler's---drinking. Let out bis legs another link, And bsvehim well web-feeted, For if he should be drowned, I think The hangman will bs cheated 1 BEAUREGARD’S LETTER Ckntrkvillk, I Within hearing Enemy's finns, Nov. 3.) Editor* Whig: Gcnti.emks -My attention has just been culled to au unfortnnnts controversy, now go ing on, relative to the publication of a Syn opsis of my report of the Hattie of Manassas. None ran regret this more than I do. The President is the sole j .nig. of when and what I parts of n report of the Command.rig Officer may be made public*. 1, individually, do not object to delaying its publication a* long aa the War Department may think proper and nec essary to the MUccesH of ourcatise. Meanwhile, 1 entreat my friends not to trouble themselves about refuting slander* and calumnies aimed at me. Alriblsde* on a certain occasion resulted loan sxtiaordiuay method to occupy the minds of his tradneers. Let then that synopsis answer the samo purpose for me in this Instance, If certain minds eannot understand the difference between patriotism, the highest civic virtue, aud office socking, the lowest civic occupation, I pity them from tho bottom of my heart. Suffice it to sy that I prefer the respect and esteem of my country to tho admiration oreovy of the world. 1 hope f>r the cake of our oauso and country, t-. be übh-, with the as ietenoe of a kind Provi dence, to answer my calumniators, with now victories over our national enemies, but I have nothing to ack of tho country, Government or my friends, except to.afford mo nil the aid they can iu the great struggle Hears now engaged up on. 1 am not, end never expect or desire tube, a cautUda'.o for any civil office iu the gift of tbo per pie or Executive, Jhe aim 11 my ambition, after having cast ruy mito in defence of cur sac red CHUM', au<l modeled to the bt ol my ability pi tst.oiiring our rights and independence as a na tion, it to retire to private life; my moans per mitting*, never again to leave my home, unless to tight anew the battles of my country. Vcijr respectfully, Tour most oh’t servant, G. T. UK A lift EGA KD. l)rai!i of lint. William Nuckolls. \Youro grieved to uun'iunoc the death, in Richmond, Va.,nt tho rosidenco of Mr. Stark, of Typhoid I'tvcr, of Lieut. Wni. T. Nurkolls, of Cap’, l.owthoi’s company, attached to Col. Can toy's regiment of Alabama Volunteers. Lieut. Nuckolls was just in his 21st year, and but a fuw and iy* sinoe bade an alleclionate fare well to pa rent k, brothers, aivtcrs ami friends to meet the invading foe of his countiy. An All wise Providence has seen fit to call him hence, before he should meet the 100 iu buttle. We tender our slrcerce condolence with the bereaved parents and family.— Sun, tl llililary AksfulAra. Wo arc informed, that General Beauregard has issued a gvnoral order to the Colonels com manding the different regiments of the army of tin PotOmao, directing tbim to furnish the hheiitfs o* - tho towns and countios from whioh their* respective companies come, with a lint of ahKeotccs from their commands, aud requiring the sheriff'* forthwith to arrest aud return to their camps all such persons who tnsy be IU for duty. Wo have noticed a detachment of soldiers in Richmond for a day or two pnst, who are charged with tho duty of apprehending all sfrag glors from tho army and forwarding them to Ma nn’* <a*. It is said that these vigilant “dotcctives* ‘pare neither rank nor condition, but arrest a Major or a Captain with ns little scruple as they do a private. The rule does not apply to those who have proper passes to go home within a gixsn period, or surgeou’s certificate to show that they aro unfit for duty ; but Ihe action of Gsu. Beauregard shows that vigorous measures are to b# applied, and alentee*( will see the propriety of reporting themselves voluntarily for duty.— A’i bot nd tHejmtch 31st, ult. Ait. Thisftrtiels i* rising, us a merchaut rtimurked yesterday at the rats of about one dol- I*i a day. It i* thought that salt will command S2O per sack before the end of this month. On# of our firm*, with theilesignof preventing specu lation, positively refuses to sell more than five a. tu onptuan. In New Orleans flfry sack* •* as much h* can le bought by oun man Where is Professor fhomaisey? —Macon Tel. The Mercury has already turnished the m lormatu it u* tu l’rof. Thoinnasey’a wherca bout’ He ia not idle. His va'uable aervicea hft'e be u rtiKm.cd by one of the moat enter prising bom. - in Charleston, for the erection of .Salt W'orh* on n grand scale. Tills article, however, cannot bo made in a day, nur in a week but. us wo have said before, about Christmas a lull supp’y, at reasonable prices, may be expected from the South Carolina Salt Work. The lunnuiVw'itiro of soli requires a period Af about sixty day*. The South Caro laift !Salt Work* have been in progress about halfthat time. Otm. More. ■h Goon Inwntmknt -Ti e Boulhem Mutua Lite lnu h'hm Company. •*!’ Columbia, 8 C. bitcly paid > ,i tiU to the ftdu iuistrators of Kev. N -hie i . l‘vj\ oti, ol SoTna, Ala., who was re •m v drewi (and a; F r Morgan. Mr. DsVotis pnidst7 for his policy. lact December, and in l ■** than Hi tumitha hi* bunilv received f5,000 ■'if*'J'kcr<- i* net a Jew uuiong the Federal pn-ouvrs in cur hands, while there i-a scarcely a regiment In the Confederate -erviee hut number* Promt*, fv to fifty of them. In New York and Baltimore they are suspected of disloyalty, and sr nuderclose surveillance. Gnu* Ki.ki nun.—Return* i rom forty *ixooun ■>c - u Ohbtshowa msj >rity for To Id, Colon De rnoorat, if 33,000, and it is supposed his uisjori ■ v in the date will not fall much short of 60,000, over Jewett, tue reglar democratic nominee Cot li> Not Attxmu thk Fi nkbal.—A Wasb in>’,"n despatch of the t’flult. lays: U bile I, *ni Lyons w* prevented bv an acci l*M from receiving the invitation t attend the runeral id Col. Baker, in time to avail himself of \t, the French Minister siiuilaiiy excused himself t the Secretary of State, and tb Envoy from Pru Mia says hit absence on that occasion was caused by Indispoiltlon, tvt which he eapreesed regret. Joseph F. Pou, ATTORNHY Ji. X X.A. w. IXILUMBUH, OEOROIA. oittc on ttandolpb Au*M>t,over Holland Huirtiin** OflM Aorf! Ift—wdlv. Warion Uethnne, ATTbKNiJY AT X.A.W. TALBOTTOK, 71b0tC0.,0. October 14, 1858. # wAdtf. none* A Lawn, A TTORNBYB VAX Z.A W . t’OLiyinvn, ukor&ia. R I MIWKK. WM A UWK. •a-Ofllo. belt to the Pu,t Nept.l. 1965. dwtf. IS” M PIIIIJPR WALTER 11. WKEUH I‘liilipm A Weems, Attorneys at Law, CRAWFORD, ALA. W ill practice in the Courts of Russell County —in the riupreme Court of the State, and iu the United States District Court ftt Montgomery. March 2d. IB6o—wAdtf. n.n.NAPP, ATfe narKX at iaw. Oolumbiw, Gta. W r 11.1. prae.tire In the Chattahoochee Circoit and adjoining counties. Other mi Randolph street,* few door* west of the | Poet Office. JulyUft- -dwlf. Waiiiiicl Thatcher, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Georgetown, guttmaa Cos. |Go. Wll.l.prurrire in the eounties.of Webster, Terrell Randolph, (.’hattahooree, Htewart, Quitman, Clay. Early, Miller,and In Barbour county, Ala. Mav--dtf W. D. WOOD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. AND MOLICITOR IN CHANCER V, ULKXM VILLK, Alt A. \\ 11.1. practice in all the Courta of the counties ot ’ * Harbour, l*iliv t;o(fee, Dale, llenry, Msroi. and ftuarelll In all cases enlrusied to hi* charge, Ji will be HNNixted by Pugh At Hulloch, when they are not employed opposing counsel inar4<ilv Shorter, (liainbers A Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KUFAULA, ALA. Will practice in Barbour and the adjoining oountiesof Alabama and Georgia* K. S. NBOBTBR. W. H.CHAMBBHH. B . ■ . BUOKTUB. May 27, Ihfrtf. ts r;ULLKMH A TURNIPHfiCP, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. FORT GAINKB,.GA. Wlllprantioein Clay and adjoining oountis in Georgia, andiu llenry ooonty, Alft. AprM * l6tf_wtr Thoiuav ATTORNEY AT LAW, PRESTON, Webster County, Qa. Will practice in the counties of Clay, Chatta hoochee, Wobster, Early, Randolph, Htewart and Sumter. Particular attention given to collecting and remitting. Jan 26 1867—wtf. •S. M. Xlalloril, Attoi’uoy .t Law, iILAKBLY, KAKLY,CO,.((A. HUk.l, U„ April 1, I Hilt. wtf ,\I .1). ROGERS, ESQ., Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Oilmer, Trias. M ir. KOGERH. Esq .Attorney and Coiimtellor . ut Law, hiiil Ofiifiul l.aml Agent—will ala<i attend promptly to (he collertion of Claim*. Allcoin munirallonM aintwered witboui delay. Address, till mer, Texas. febft-wtf J. II TAYLOR WM.TAYLOR TkYLOK A TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ('udibcrt, l.a. UJ ILL i'RAt'TICK tn tha Ceuntlsaof Maker,t 'lay, Calhoun, Early. Randolph, Hlewari At Terrell, and will give proimil nttenlion to all businnaa entrus ted to (hem novf I—wtt. M. J. PARKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Colquitt, Miller ‘ 0., Oa. November st,h, IB6o.—wtf. a. a. Jon a*. a. Mormon uillrhpib. JONES & GILLESPIE, ATTORNEYS at law. UNION SUHINOS,ALA. Y\7 ILL prnrticr in llie several Courts of the Htate, n nu'l particularly attend to any business in (be counties ol Mtu n. Russell, Harbour, Montgomery and Pike. ILv'Offic.e i Green’s Brick Building, Main Ml reel. April I, 1861. —wly ui.no v Ah. Dr. DAVIS has r moved his office ovsr yW the Drug Store of Urquhart A Chapman, oa JoUk Proa J etroot. Orders left at the Drug Stor(>r office above will bs attended to. Dr. D. attends strictly to all oaes of Surgary entrusted to his care. Columbus, Ga. Nov I dtf ‘vsiiMk J ‘ FOOIjE * SON| DENTISTS, XMteOffieeou Randolph Street,near Broad, COlsU MBUB, (* A . -*t iambus, Doc. 8, 1857 JAwtf. DRB. LEI 4 PBELPB, DENTISTS. OK FI OK Corner Broad and Randolph 81 rests rOItVMBVS tiF.ORG IA December XI.ISPI. **.%dly PAY WITH COTTON. TilK Subscribers propose to receive cotton at H cents pur pound lor Middling* (and other grades in proportion) for all debts due them. The oot ton to be delivered in order at any Warehouse in the city. This proposition to stand sixty days from date. CODY, FLEMING A SWIT. Sept 10, 1861. dAwlOt Baker & Jarvis’ Island Quano. HKIiNG tho Agent at Columbus of the American Guano Company, lam prepared to odkr their t‘Xii-)lenl Manures to Planters and others, in any quantity and at Savannah prices, actual expense* added A good supplyHlwy* on hand Feb IN .1 wtf g UARNARIi SOLDIER’S GOODS % \TR II AVIS now on tnuA k Upico lot of White, VV Red, Yollow anil tire, FLaNNKLS ; UREY GEORGIA JEANS, DROWN NORTH CAROLINA JEANS, DROWN GEORGIA JEANS. GREY AND WHITE JEANS, STRIVED WOOLUNSEYS. HICKORY AND El ANN El, SHIRTS, WATER PROOF IK KITS A SHOES, WOOL AND IHJCKSKIN GLOVES. KNITTED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, MILITARY BUTTONS, ALL KINDS OF OVERCOATS, INDIA RUBBER SUITS-..C„#t., nine hiul Cans; WOOLEN eo<l CIIK.MI.LK COMKOKTS, In foot, ever.vtbiug weutoil l>y our Soldier, in Cemp. s. kothcrild a uro. Culutnliu., tie., Sept. Stl. ts. MILITARY HOOKS. A NKW supply of the following Military Book*, tust received and tor sale for cash only, at the ook store of J. W. PEASE Hardee's Tactics, in 2 roll., being the only complete Southern Kdition, with map* end plates. Price by mail $$ 24. The Volunteers* Hand Book, containing an abridgement of Hardee’s infantry Tactic*. Price by mail fl. Gilham's School for the Soldier, for Infantry and Rifle Drill. Price by mail 74 cent*. Bayonet Exercises ami Skirmishers Drill, with suggestions for the soldiers in aotual conflict.— Price by m til $1 40. ALBO. New Pooket maps of Virginia. Price by mail sl. ” Pocket Maps of the seat of war, s|. “ Maps of Confederate States, ** s|. Culumbut, aug. 28—ts. Saddles. Harness, Ac. LET IT BE REMEMBEBED THAT SHKRMIN&DI. Are stiU on hand and ready to give good bargains id MADDM *, II IR VI NN, jflwii.l mum I.eatQcr, &c., &c. For the Cash or Aoproved Credit !! We earneistly reqiiein of those who are in debt to ue to *et>l** their'uxouuls a* soon as possible. SHERMAN k CO. No 114 Hr<>id rtlreet Columbus, Ge Colaubk*, February 7, Ihftl.—dw.l Paper* with whom we advertise p|ee*eeO|<y ivorici To Farmers & Planter* REESE’S PI IOSPIIO 1 I I X T VIA N OR Munipulatrd kuano,! r f , 'IIE universal lias attended Uie use X ofthn above valuable fertilizer in tbi*seeiioit has already prnnipied large orders lr/>m our Planter* for the coming season Our Parmer* and Planter* aro requested to trend in their orders Immediately lo Insure delivery in lime for use. Wo ate now making arrangements for a largo •unply GIINBV4-00. Columbus. Dec I 7 —dltwtl ISTOTICJE, I have opunvd anew M ASVTA CTHKING and RKPAIKING Carriage iMalHisiimrnt tu Ggletboriie -t, opposite Prid- ; ffi'TiMr gun, Harris A Co’s., .Stables, and aur I ‘ J to do all Repairing pertain j ZJElEingto theCAKRIAGK RTTBINKBS I at FAIR FKICKB. I ha ve s full set of old and | oun oete n t w o r k me n . The patronage of my fr tends and the public ! generally respectfully solicited, fwb ft —dwtt. JNO. O McKIK v i DISSOLUTION. nPIIK linn of MANLEY, HODGES A CO., i* j this day dissolved by tnutunl consent An J early settlement of their bunnem* if earnestly j solicited. Cal) at o*r Store and coton a* nearly up to your obligati*inr a p-.snide Pay US *ll the un ney you can January 1, ISfli GEORGE MILLER, TN retiring from the frem ruturns bis siuour* i *• thanks to the old 0 ends an.l customers, and earnestly desire, a •ntinuat.i<c> .f (heir liberal- ; ity to tho nw liroi MAN LI Y A HODGES, WILL continue business at the< Id utnii,and will be bappy t4i sr\e(htr Irieud* and •tumor* lan. I. 1861 NOTICE. tThe subscriber offers for sale m vatunbU fltock Farm iu the7th Dteimlot v\orthcoun ‘ ty.Ga .ronsialtngofVHO acres of Land. 130 or { Ifto Acres open Lands, n iicw U.n House and ipon the plaae, IftO or *JOU head of Cattle, abu the same number of hogs, and 30 head of sheep. Terms will I e made accommodating end strictly so when the cash is offered. Coqui/eiii Albany at J*a | Util’s Livery Rtables, fordlrertions to ihf place. .lone 4—wtf I IIUH f| hI; \IIALL | Southern Masonic Female COLLKOE, (Under the c ontrol of i?.*- Gniit J Lodga of Os.) | Rev. C. P. COOPER, A. M„ Pics. WILL rcAUiic exorcif- ..n the 2ftth of Sep- ‘ lumber next. An efficient corps of rm n 1.-mi.-s and gentle men will comprise the Fm uliy, reprerenting, t far a* practicable, every protensnt denomination iA Christians, This Institution appeal* to ihe pairiot sut and benevolent**, us well a* inter**’, t.( the Southern public, for its support- The proceeds, beyond current xpeases, for the next Collegiate year, will be tcudvred by the President to the Treasury of the Confederate States. Orphans of deceased, and daughters of Indi gent Masons, will, a* heretofore, cuniinus tu re ceive gratuitous tuition. Cheapness to patrons and thoroughness to pu~ ! pils, are hi mud at in the sy,*teui proposed to be | pursued. No pan sor expense will be spared to secure tho bust talent for the various Departments, to be ejcrl naively selected from among Southerners. } A Preparatory Department is attached to the College, where particular attention will be given to laying well the foundations of education, as absolutely neeeesftry to further successful ad vancement. The useful, the practical, and the ornamental, will be sought to be blended and developed throughout tho whole regime of the Institution. The mural and religious culture of pupila will be scrupulously kept in view. French aud Spanish will be taught by a lady perfectly convetsaut with both these languages, j The Musical Department will be taught by a j gentian in, aisisted by an accomglished lady, both possessing experience and geuius to an em inent degree, and occupying fine social posi tions. The U’e President resigning to attend to pri vate affairs, united with the retired Vice-Presi dent and the Trustee# in commending the Insti tution, under its present direction, to the public confidence. The President is honored with most compli mentary credentials from Bishop G. F. Pierce. Hons. Joseph 11. Lumpkin. T. R K. Cobb, and Col. W. 11. Jackson, President of the Board of Trustees of Mercer University. Covington, the location of the College, is pleas ant and healthy. Board can bo ohtaiued front sl4 to sl6 per month—sl2 to 14 in ordinary time*. By order of th* Presidential Board. JOHN HARRIS, 1. G. M . Ptesident of th# Board W W Clash ir, Sec’y. sept 4—dim Encourage Homo Literature T i IF. Southern field & Fireside. DEVOTKD to Literature, Agriculture and Hor ticulture, edited by gentiemuu of eminent ability, in their several departments, is published every 3ATUR DAY, at Augusta, Georgia. EXPRESSIONS OF THE PRESS “Its Writers aro the most distinguished in the Bouth. M —Delta, New Orleans. “ Stand* in th# very first rank.’*—Presbyter ian, Charleston “A paper, indeed, for the South.” —Nows, Savaunan. “A most acceptable paper.”—Christian Index, Macon. “Equalled l>y tew, surpassed by none."— Times, Columbus. ‘•The best investment of two dollars that could be mode."—Mis*ouri*n St. Loui* “Deserves ths most liberal patronage."—Bap tist Atlanta. “Wecordially common I It to Southerners.” Enquirer, Richmond. “Its contents aro varied and SgntsMs.** Christian Advocate, New Orleans. “Calculated eminently tu improve the soil and the mind. M —Enquirer, Memphis “Filled with the choicest rending Matter.*'— Journal and Messenger, Macon (la. “An excellent journal, edited by competent gentleman.”-—Chronicle and Sentinel, Augusta Ga. “Beat Literary journal iu the country, M Journal, Louisville. “A Southeru blessing. M Argus. Norfolk. “Every reading man in the country should take it."—Republic, Augusta “Tbs best Ijuiily paper published."—Courier, Charleston. ‘Kqual if not superior in literary merits, to anyjournal published.”—Standard Raleigh. “A welcome guest at evory fireside.” -Adver tiser, Montgomery Ala. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION PAYABLE ALWAYS IN ADVANCE Single copy, per annum $ 2 Sit copies. “ jo Ten copies, •• 15 Tweuty copies, ‘* 35 Specimen copies sent gratis. The FIELD AND FIRESIDE will shortly enter upon its third volume, and is now FIRM LY’ ESTABLISHED. It is handsomely print ed. in folio form, for binding, on flue papar, and with clear type. Every exertion is made to vindicate its claim to be rnn naiT wrest, v papkr in tmk norm. JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor. Augusta, Ga. April, 1861. T. S. SPEAR, hij^i :taw a i in IS l. Purplf,nor. liroatl A a • ••••■■’ OOJ-tTJHt*,WiT**. OEO * * A * PRACTICAL WATCH * \KKR irarjß wjiv&jd'j&a, j'js'unmw*, STERLING SILVER&PLA' r !Cr> t \RI HAIB WO.H 7KL, A beautiful variety of Pattern* f will mak* t* r any .w. ’-tv !• and pUu yen ui. r * W ATCHES, CLOCKS At ff T3 W PIT. < V Repaired Uy ueiur.t an t xp- r - * ‘ *•••. jo.i K a r *” (IAN KH ! A N s‘>’ *. iul4. silver, ivory L Ha’ lltcln i> t-'r'..h* *'.o pw*t i ul the best quality iuanol B- iM-1 in***. ‘ - r*><• i< <.m el -vet.. I luvitettie atfeatioi* ofall to i*iy •'tot a, sritl aut stl-.** It wri • * Vft. Purple's old Stand, Cor.i'r Dre ad f I *’ doipbStr* T CoTumbu*. Ga., Oet. ’i, 1868. tsuf [ * >FKaF PRINTING il I Mill *. I 1 111. *’ I M IUK COJLitTIttBY TPIMJSfet COLQUITT & Wkmm, HiMiinpii mmi AilE PREPARED TO sIaECUTE ftiN/p\/R'.rj , $ l n vh : -.N‘.q-pv*lK r i- \ mtitfr ip Hiiii i tiM, In every Style of tho Art LP J ‘L iA 9KJ 9) Ti 0) Ti A T A ;! ., and with mspa r r< ’Ji They have also ie oomplet KOOk-Iti.VBLKT, And will j>iil ii|> lioot.!. in aiiyxlyle of ItiiKling. a t'oluiiilmik, Georgiu, Ma\ 20, ISjD. AMKKH'AN WMVI1I"- ! IN GOLD AND 011 VEH ('AftEr*, ! UW tl Purpla’i New* building #Jmr<Hnnhua. tleorgi* WJP i\*t t* dW • * - * JUST UECKIVKD The Volunteers Hand Hook. July 10 Ity J W IM W Troy Manufacturing to. o— l| We w ould have It r*Mniil r-*l list w j ■—i ► and retail the following arlirh s. vu CEKSrhairs, Bedstead*. Wooden Ware Matte* ••a, 4c. 4c we are selling at low price* tor the CABII, regardless ofthe Taut!’ Healer* will find it it* their mtereat to call on u* before sending their or dera to foreign market* Cash order* will receive prompt attention JEFFERSON 4 HAMILTON t'olumbuH, March Mth—dtf. AI 1 paper* in whnh * advertise ropy pet change Fancy and other grades Flou; HHl.it to arrive daitve.pecied. for *ale FI F a •mall advance for ihe t anti KeblH—dwM K ItA UN Alii* to n,isisra\ TIIK middle STORK under Wamm’s Arcade Apply to JOHN WARREN. Dm 14-4tf ro HIRE A L.IKKLY NIORO BOY, .imnr. „f o W. 11. II PH KM’S. Angut IV dt a WANTED, To hire a (|.*od Cv>h—Ap h m •• ,t .*! au< id u UOriiC'itiU 1 u noi.it oi i’j li L. NcUOIQII arO.kavinr ,1.1 ” F* of their en tr* stock ot Hthple and Fancy llrv Omuls to other parties, lequesl ail ihuee iheb ed either by ante or account, 10 t ome forward without delay and settle Either our of the Unii can I■ lou mi at the old stand to *tl< n- to t u mess ti. I. Mcuoi cm 4 ro Columbus, (la. Oct. 7—win PIKE HOUSE, Union Springs, Ala. - _ THIS new aud commodious A/mL *1 House. at the i. rmiuu* ..t the f Mobile and (lirard Kaurmd, i* imw - .r MKBBmShK irpaaM by any m thi* section of country lor the convenience ofits accommodation* line u* a cull and prove what we mv. JOHN M.FRAZIKU, Jan to—dlv FRANK JACKSON SILVER RUN HOTEL. Seal’s Depot. _ ■ _ Till* well known huusr ir nl ‘ kept in it* naual good order, and AIAAd ha* accommodation* *. r ni... AilMbdA. '*>• The nhnent Proprietor will spar* no o tin* for the comfort of hi* customers JnaSti—wlr K K. Oil BERT UKOKC4IA, Merlon County, fTWO MONTHS after date, application will be A made to the Hon. Court of Ordinary of *aid County, for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of Mary McOarrah, late of said county, deceased. JAMES McUAKKAU, Adm’r. Oot 14,Ml—w*m. iSOOK’S KKOTIIL, (FIRST CLASS HOTEL.) t urntr Uroatl and Crawford Streets, ()OLUMBUB.QA. HATCH COOK., uofi-3 .Iwli PHIIFKIKTOR EAGLE HOTEL, OGLETHORPE OA, lIIE subscriber having entirely reuova led and refitted the above Hotel for the j act ualnttid tioe of t|ie public, eoikk a hare •***•* f their patronage. He will *pare no pains to please, and feel confident that a single trial will convince all of that fart. F.14- dem IT W BTILRM. LANDS Foil SALK. t-/"* r PlantailoM where I Sr iIV * A reside oethe Chattahoochee river ■ i 140 U acres cleared, good water, good |9UI|jB I * n, U well Improved; 4,000 arm* m ** Ul * ;l> **‘ l>l, t'*"'' l n,,1t0 ~n ,h e preini **”*■ These land*.tan be divided to anil friend* that may wanttohuy near ear h other Al so-00 acre* best farming land in Kariv coun'v, i.in uitthe big lord on Ihe line of‘Early and Maker; also, 700 acres on Aycock'* creek, small iraproveaieniii on each tract, and rnauy scattering lota. 1 wiiiaeil low. My residence is in (lay county Ga., nine mi tee be. low Fori (lame*, and Eleven fiom filakely 1 will •ell all my property on the place if I can There is the n* oi oae hundred n. (toss, and stock in propnr • n ( all and look; a bargain can be bought in eith r of the place*. |ulvS4-wtf M W STAMPER Strayed, ~ From my place near Cotton Valley, Al.i., a tall Day Horse sis years old; LLfcJ lob tailed, with one white hind foot and ankle. A suitable reward will be given for his delivery to me, or any information concern, ing hiui will be thankfully received. in ay 10—wif*lm K. J. BRO'TN. UKOItbI.V -MairagseCounlyt IVTOTICETO DEBTORH AM) CREDITOR*.- il All persons Indebted to th* estate of John W.lk. deed, are requested :e make immediate payinem, and all having claims against said entat* : <rere.jue’ o l to present them duly proven, within Ihe lin.e r. *rib* A by law orthey will be debarred JOB W. WOOL FOLK.) J Es’r*. vv m a w uoi.miK \ t -'luint.ua j, K|, j d<ttw4! SPRINB VALE INSTITUTE CUTHBERT, GA. vflk, THE nest ,*ession of this new and /r papular Bekool will epea “HSKp°K MONDAY,JANUARY 14 JKy and continue five months. Competent Teachers will be in attendance. Board can be had with the Principals and private famllie* of near residences on reasonable term*. For timber particulars send for a catalogue. There are seven reason* why this ftchoot com mends itself to public notice ia preference to manv I ol our popuiar schools. Ist. The heaitlilulness of the location. Id Its free ness It om all the vice* which tend to 1 allure ihe mind frum deep and earnest application to ! : study. 3d Tb thoioughuc** and diligence to* which tbs I Studeu* 4 subjected—4 viiig taught that he has do j timeti waste 4th Vorai music is a ally exercise, free of charge ; m which the whole school join in the sweet accents j —which amuses the tired intellect, and restore* elas | ticity to the drooping mind Mh. The eifhrts made to develope the miedby the use of practical Instruction at the expense ol the ! impractical Atb, The deep interest man itemed by the Teachers 1 Trustees, and Cititen*. give* it that social and lively aspect,- so harmontous to the youthfhi mind—ren dering the school-house a pleasant resort to the stu- ; dent instead of a house of dread and hatred. 7th. The sy*tnmatic manner In which the school! conducted. .“Heaven’s first law” is adopted and practiced. A *. EDO ERL* Principal, (.'uthbert. Ua , Dec 14 wtf. Wap ol the Scat ol War. Just race i re*l aud for sale, for cash, by July3v J. W. GENEVA ACADMI Y. The Exercises of thn. ichool wit commence on the SECOND MON igdKDAY TN JANUARY. The Principals ol thi* St-hoolhavt gone to a great deal <■ tremble und expense to build up a school on an equality wi h the best, and no effort will b* spared u> make everything agreeable. French, Latin,Greek, and all other braucher usually tangbt in our College* w*M be tamrt t m the above. Music will also tie taught in lull Board can be bud foi any nui.b,-r .• pupii- -t the most reasonable term*. The Principals are fully • -itatcd **-r : ii business, and will do all In their p aor f toakt the school take high rank. Principal Mals Dep’t L. ti. McNAklAit, “ Female “ Mio L. TO Kb” fJeveta, Dec. sft "t liCVert Ft r.ale bol TALBOTTOK. CA jm THB Exercises of this lusuiotnu. wi A he resumed on ti. 2d Monday in Jan ary next* Uuruift the preent year the otJev* WVbHi bee., untlenh* charge of Mr W ff. mOkr RE AL#, and w* <to not hesitate to- iy I that a more gentleman y and etti’ i< ut Teacher is id” to be found anywhere in the rttate. In our opinio* tie possess*-# rare taients for conducting a Femait | t/o I leg*. He nuiauiin*exceUeMldi*cipiloe. presui vet admirable order, and odvai res his pupils wait a ra pidity we have never before seen surpassed Mr rv is a native Georgian aud a Graduate of the Geuigis j Fniversity It Is his purpose to devote htmsrli exclu sively to the noble occupation in which he is in -w en gaged He merits the paironage of he public sn| j we trust ‘hat a generous people will ■ti’ttain him E. M Wo will. Judge *4 Win. ss. Brown. l>r. T. B. Turner, Thomas A. Broun A F. Owen, Wm .1 Weekes, John T. Blount, l>r. A Wynne, I Talbotion.Ga., Ihth Hot —wtf. Hamilton Female College, Hamilton, Qa. The Soring Seasicn us this inxtitu lion will eotmnenoe on Tuesdar tha day of January. 1861. JkwT The. Cot It go i* turnished w.,n a well selected Cbemtciil and I’hilosophical Ap j psratus,and with g> <-d musical instrument!*. The Coutk© of rhstructlon is thorough and ! complete, etr.bracmg all the branches usually taught in the beat OUftges. For Catalogue, adurtms J. H. L'V I.LACK, fresl (•eeember SI A N I) J h V'. v 1, K H . PLANTATION AND STOCK FOR SALE, I hav* come to rbe ronr In-uie i r-turnto enie North aroliua. *••.> reiattvassre affretre. ('OkTherefore I wvh.to *• - t> • I -*i L4l . . reii*to ** M miuos M iiit.i Uoluaktt4hftii * td wear Hi* Troy Factory H-* h.iodreu a*r*f < • cod Land, about IA4I in a good *t.••* < t cuUivalion; gHii dwelling Imium, iwpu liouow, burn, •tobies, gin houve and screw; farming utensil* olhil kinds, tows. h*-gs mutes, wsgitto ii*a-*fi*W fit.d kn hen furniture.*corn and teddei. sod varn.usoUii r artM ics too tedious lomention. In a flisl rate neigh horWotid.good neighbors and g**’*d soilety Please call aud look nt mv land aad Minch. • It H BKINHririD May Tth wtf LAND Fli \h . . I wiil sell my VlftitUli-n in K.i-reU (’ AU.,tw miles *..rth -.< 1 ebe f* ‘• ffi . J**ven ilui.deed and 1 noiUj A ores, ih two hundred A- -cared, ibi place liana dwelling, g-. i .* negro houses sod kitchen, r>.i rn. e- -ry outbuildings Auy person wi‘ ih -re make in quiry are referred L. W. L. f.l.uivo l'oiuujLms, ; ~ or uiysclf it the HUoTati o : Oct. B—wtf 1 • -•• “ N KI'MT & MESS FORK. ’ l: ‘ - J 4i EORft T \ - qatt iho a hr e Coutt- 4 r. l o v <• i* to ! - iv All penoa*iml*b'*'i I * ’ .a * ! late of 4 tiatlftteMM-1 ee coiitiiy. Oa re^.K-i ed to mak<- miniediatc payment, and all J— re- i ; iv *mgde<o.ni<l- .**’it*; twud *-i;uh are ic.lift* il to pr-. nt them in ifran* *t? the i i p.-.yuo n* Novssitwr *. * --bj a,n \tlmlnt*trjtoi’M bale \\ . , f*r ta* Cos ill House dp) in u *-* a, 4 h,r ;i noocaee towty, Uu om ih> hmt To* t! 1. is ii I.l 'll . ler i ext, wiii>nllu •~i homsof-'i*- rie a.'idsii: longing !• rhe e*a * ot AqntMa C bb .f. r, a • ,f ,r,n ; nisting of the lolowitg |-arre s Ii >i .ot No •- IJ, I t’ • west ha f ! lot No vli.aiol tile v. MSI La ff C Mu. lit III* 3Xd district Ol -ml ’ Miwry eoiH:rnil'g ! 400 acre* were, or i*>* *4 ■*l übj *t . U*e u lov* j dower, t** O-der f the 4'oUil tu (>itl.i;t-y of <1 | county. Term made known on t 1 # day *f ► e octal—W red JOSEPH i iSit, A tlm'f . Ad mtiilsfral nr'i 4sH, UT lI.L be sold beiie the <..! itouau door in (uaseta, Oaitahoi.c **• county, Ga. m ihe i first Tuesday in Hecember next, w-thin ihe lego lioii'S ol m(, the p aatation and n*grots be übgiut Ito the estate of Char it ii i V\ 4 lea, decea*cd. in lands hi-ing p rt* of lots 174, JTd and•? 7, In the Tth i Sutrif toi said county, couianmug abom :U4>acres, a : larg* porion of which u open and in cultivation,ami i will*-impure freorablv w ih th*’ I *t n,latidi>lii r* j W. Georgia, There are Mint* tiaely t, eg roes town. ! two men. Freeman and Tom, and in - m’mwum j girUand boys. Louisa. Pina, Adalitte Wmny, Itcn rv, Warn**r and Levi: By virtue of an order ot id*. i Court of 4>rdinarjr of sftiri county Terms made known on the day of sa - LAP* V ETTE HARP ,1 . r Oct 16, 1801 wide. 4*K4ilt<>! A, Muscogee Ueuni v • RULE NlSl—Court of Ordinary, , Terflo, 1861. Hxrah Ann Jeter, Adimni-tniirii of tltr t. i William L. Jeter dr ceiieed, having applied for diFttu* ! Sion, it is ordered that ad perwins concerned iljuw cause. iT any they have, why said Admimstrutrix should not he disauas*’ at ihe f'*mrt ot (r>d>iiary to be held in and lor said t.umy, <>u Gie hist M>i.u.<y in April net*; ar.d that ttn- • rt. r he pub!-.- ,ed < cording to law. A true * xirart f.om the iiiinu!*-s of said Couit. JNO.JOIINts.hN j Bep . 3t, IStH-wbm >rdina.-y. G EOHtJlA—Chattahoochee Count^: TWO MONTHS after date application wdii- made | to the Court of Ordinary for *ai4 county f r leave m sell thn and and negroes betougtag to tha estate ot Aquilia Cubb late of raid t o>.nt\ den and, . JOKLPII UM H A im’r. AUf IU. It'Ll vfiWO inonthftaffer dal* application wii! he itt-o.* JL the Court of Ordinary *t *aid county, fr tv to sell the land and negroes belonging to ihe it., of William Wllltairison lie. and, iate -r >.-vtrt i , (• It McttEiii. Adm r July tu, 1p61.-7ail. Adiuinifttrator'M Hale WILL He notd bet re ther .i.rt hnne door at 4'tisr-e ta in l-hstlaboov Ue touLi y 4.,.-rgia, by vir-ue o> an order from the 4'oun ot Ordinary tor svd • < un’\. on the first Tue* fay tn OrtnU r to xi within theiawfu hours of Mi*, mi tire lands l•ei*>ltatr gto the estate ... I A It Austin deceit-ett to wit l ..r r.i.iiiL* r<, 4 j, , i live (*ft) in th* ciftili (fti Hutrtct'nf -n i t'nun'y . . it tains •> ’JJ4 **rc* u,or.; or 1.-**, aino, ea*l Uj.i hi lot number eighty four i**t. in nai-J dir rut at 1 , .unity I containing 114 aries u 1... Vi', son dm* *t • -s of ! ItM of liiiU iiuml'ti sevsnty ul m naitl di-ti Mt j and county Maxing in nil four hundred and eight i acres mo • or 4. There i* about .tin free in tnirt. Uoa Ag)..! dare Hi i<f liou,e on ti. pr-i...- - ~„d other improvement* to), rablv good Term* laade known on tin- day of sate. J4HI N i.| NNELL. Adm*r. 4'oMeta 4ia . Aug h, ihr-i Aug *>- and Georgia, Chattahoochee Connfyt Court es Ordinary, August Term, 1861. David Wynn and j AugusiUM Wynn, ’ K*‘rs of the te ill of l\..■/ if ,l: Thom** II Wynn, d.cd. IIPPOSITR PIBT limn. IT 1* ordered by the Court ihai 1 homes newer I. unitor grandson of Th- 1.1 o II Wynn, and . , 4 ,, who reside* without llim Mtate.be r. qti'rVd to .11J Krar before said Courton the -noml Monday in oveinher next, being iui AMmirtiefl Term ih,: Court, and see ilo* proof in *<•!-mn form • to,. will .of said ThotUHS II ‘Aysn. ad <OO test the some n he desire* to do so Further •> d*-i*-d itial Ui'V (Uie Lit published in term* oft I- lalv Given und r my hand and official signature, th August sth. IN-1 I Ang 13-w3m B. W, PARKER, rird l UKOHIiIA, MarlonConnlyi I HI LK NISI Marian Court 0/ Ordinary. U ’'HEREAS William P Harlow having made ; [ , plication Tor letters of administration iifton the I estate of M.irih t E Barlow, de. eased These are therefore to cite and ad in ni.*h ail and singular the kindred ami creditors of said decea>>il 1 tn be and appear at my office on Hie first Momlav in November, to shOA rause it any tliey have. w!m . t j I lelMa should not be granted 10 *tid applicant ac cording to law Given under my band at office, this p*. mber Jflth !1. MAUUM IIAIIi. flepttS—w4(M Ordinary. GEORGIA—Marion County: TWO MONTHS after date applieati n will be made to the Court of Ordinary lor leave to ,eli the land belonging to the estate of John Griffin, I late of said county, deceased. A. CHAMPION, Eg'or. Sept. 23, 1861. 2m GEORGIA—Marion County. TWO in on tbs alter da*e, appli-ation will fo* n-.a.’e 1 10 the Court Os Ordinary of*ahl countv, for leave to Mil Urn land hriongug tn the estate of Wiiev Bob erson, late of said county, . erM THOM AM L. ROOGSRA, Adm'r, Hept-P, l*bl wtbn OKOKbIA, fitarlon Countyt Wo months alter date application will be made to A the Honorable Court of Ordinary, 01 said county, Ga., for leave to sell the land and negroes belong* lug to the estate ol Janies Duke, late of Mid county, dec’d FRANCTM A. DUKE, Ex r. \ PA’ F- WIT 1., , A the t O'irt hcoiM (1 * r kill* *- ,1. 4|n< ~ o, r |„ tonnty. On o te “fiw-T. ;iu'De*e* l, , ~H X * itniii tfu- h|a J.Lir . f > v n.l mi- land,be onir i to . ee-tae f Mg- I atn C lib de ea-ed .. r, a -- ~ three b.tid edft*ft< **** **br ss*. in II e 3Sddtiiri. ■ -f and ‘ ,uittv (fad ’a d* uvwr i inipr*’Vi-d a ■ übfT t IT’ acre* or •1. Hold • lijert w J,, w ■. Jiv er bv o du'-t-l <uM of 4* di a y < f ,| gol.uty TufclHtMitde V>M"” “ -W> f Sitie • * 4 yaa Ad *r t.U _ MAT \A. Adm’t GEGUGI A—Taylor County: NOTK’B Tt) HEBTOHS* A\H . t liKHlft <Uh . AU-pereeiiS igtietiuml to the estate .i R ft tl iu r. i-*i of saul county, de .<**d, are here ttuvNig .eiiumUft aaatu-i soot dtiesianed. ao-notui,- to ptefti-iff Hi* Hi to *e prpperly pruycii tvill.iii the lijur pri SCriKc’il b> fete FllvLUlNil . KIM KKR, fv, jutv *.v- “ L'M \tliullifetrsl(ii<s Bale. U r 11. l I,*; sold pn the l**t Tmsil.i)’ in I *nuary t*> before’ the Court Ifmi-e a- or u. nen.illu, Harris lounty, ti,., i/ilhut Ui lofdh*ir* ot sab •fcelat l tnd cg i ■ •• U nging to ihe u ~ Y^. asm W„ t mdm.d, a- -i .m- i>. ,• . . .* -j .It. *• •• re-i it T VM'.muniy In all * ; .H ovre* ‘ts.o*e or h -/*. Im Harris mua ex- U4J acroea, i> }ini n 1-iljoi (tk ch wni l din Ta.hot „i,(. in .n, r:.iy J N,d pr. mi>, all in <n. feo-*y. * AiftO. 3N■ J, oes ii rtii‘'it -<• v aft r Goud 5. Fravh:-2; fT nrv IT; Mamie, U; Kibii.t Ii t<M*./.‘; v q u ,B|i ‘J-i and tv “ttnaU girl.-, <n* tmlr <4<d t.,er li,er two years u,-’ **oid or ih• benefit of tire he-rs nod cr*d ton* 4,e7l>Rf!E fl M hl-P, Adn.’r GKOKtiIA, MarioU County: C. B Ut, ia*e t said tou nty, riven e.i Given tinder my i . •* .mi riffi. Iu! signature, in Uyl sui, W4*J. M ALro.M H A JR. Ordinary 4< t. 14, If| w ril Adiniiiistratui’s Bale. \\ I *• 1 i.< or-tl.-r,.:, t ITln.se door in l lt. ’* iovii at fiticria Virtu. Marion id. Hit), Ga •u Wiii y K- Robersioi., by virtue. fa* urdvrofU.*- Tv* acres more iff’ ie/- of lot N■> “ VVjf?uy'orre,’ oils -ir-iliy in toe thrffy-fua* oinUx i i.j I •*•, -w JM uro ii: * Art 1. ff -liitLli ‘', Ai.uf i Adwtiit’ inuot's > ft < < N’Tm* >.. ’< * <••..-* i rt, wwiiin .he t*s* t hens’ o .wncsb'ik'. <1 as-. 1. to WUi unw be.ft i . ol M i--,!, i'iw t , bait ... bur*, V*“| ■••*• ‘"Ol*.*.’ Kuvv I* sis . say ul*a. i HAM Iff A M'iiE, Ad t. (at, -t aids. lAtlinlulftirulut's ffale. . v v tow ii * ’ bi.ei ('!>• - ■ l ic-r* i ous.it.j J il4M>u ol.ia 4i. >f #.*■: . oe- a,: ne .ai... A \T‘ *:*- e \i.'; Wirt b- - u ft X -. o f I I * I*. la. . a. 1...| * fan.*, auh.f. I J West. ft. iB6l T HMlte Horn .-. l Td' !| *'unt , y" te m. AZZZZ'uZ ‘,Z ‘i,\L Lo of laud \.."iVt* -He 3 dWui Vofinirt rom.u <it.7—wn’s Jfr.-- i;r,. .1. f 088 A dr,.’i ti EORG £A—C ii a*.’ u iiooubee CoiuHv: T'llA* ti i. (turn, ’ I O, I ~ bVI GKOlttelA, Uuniy . V\ it .- ‘to ‘me ■ * i, i * Tlu-eau ii.* n.io.'e i-- - , lon.iinonwhail iiidsm /runt* ,it” ■•.i ; . f-, .. y ( ’ . , July W ‘ vt Vl * rM Via* lii.’i'h-t r,b .y iv, v. (n . , J m*,M \•! >u 1;,. j * the abovea*eca*Mot tic mu/v’: lit * r.J re.f >b I A .*.•• • r.-I, t : :h* f„, . ...id 4 April 15-..-4,0 • \■ ii i:K*a DPI • and 1 , ,f* - - *•*>;-•". ..*.v.t A.ltwr. . . o • fiTtrm-il .... ■ , ci u a . .... llrury Mi 1,.., 1... ... b Drury |*u , (l u ■ ... . , , ‘V” guiui those ntereap and l. .„,d *p, .u *; i-.y otfin- GEORGIA—Mu.i t ; r not,; Court for Lgturs of Dun, ’ ftMhereflr, j n t persons con.-, rued show sacse.it any they 1. ive. wiry said ,senio r J August ru st,and that put.lwhedtit u,V A trio uraci fronuhr imuutvaof sard t nut; 1 - h‘‘ 4 --; • •Hruh7‘p. ryt \ rrak h roa7liVoarß. ilttsmisraji ?vs T me* on.r n month for four month*. A true team script iMu the bmiiii e* of id court. Given uAdermy hand and official signature, thi j April bih. fWI. JUIiNF DAMU, Li rk April 15 4i , A din lit tat rut or** Male. WiiS'iv ■!!:■:::'■■ !r; ■r:v::r the Ist Tuesday in • ct< l r next within the 11 u ■> hours of sals, tart ol I- . 1 e ol land No*, lb iu *j,,< 0 in the Sth district of normally Musrocee nm Chaltahoocheecounty, • ontaininf about JM> acres. Hold as the r.-ai estate of Meford Jones dereaaeu. agreeably than order f the Court of Ordinary . Muscoen couit'y. Raid land is situated near the town of Cusseta, and from its InratUy and quality i* very desirable. Terms made known on the day of sale. MARTHA JONES, Adm'x. June 10,1801—wtds.
