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Speaker of the IIouw ~f Representative*. j-liaH open ntvl publish the r-iurns it presence of the Grnefal Assembly; an f i the person having; the Biajwity of •!*' whole number of votes ghken in. sbai! he declare 1 duly elected tjnvi-riior of il-» Ftate ; hut if r.o person have such ir-ajor ity, then from the two persons having 'he highest number of rotes, «4* -bell he in n»l jurisdiction. 1 nt shall be n <”<«urt -v*me l.fe and shall not decline a« election at for the trial and correction if errors ’n tiei.iml Assembly, lor such term oi years dorm- tneir canundance ia office; but iu case of conflict.' anJ also so much of. —not less than six—as shall he prescribed 'shall not receive any other perquisites or the e wmon and statute law of England,: bylaw, and shall continue in office until j emoluments wbatcTcr, front parties or and of the statute law of ibis Ftate otj ;!ioir succesacrs shall he elected and qua!-j others, on secount of any duty required force in Georgia. in the y*r*v IfOO, as k-j | not expressly superceded by, nef in Wn-j TEC trJ G-2i3QX\OIA Petroleum Company. Ii \ *' ‘ i» 1 \ ! Administrator’s Sale. \\ |S l js**\I ~\T thh l»e sold on the first Tuesday in De- .w.lv i »u* \ V member next, agreeably to an order of fi<d; removable hy five Governor on the.' if tl.*7r». address of two-third* of each branch the General Assembly, ir by iiii.u'aeh- ment and conviction there n. 3. The said Court shall l.r.vc i*» 2 There shall be a State's Attorney flict with said codes, though not embodied CapikU Sfocl r: • Solicitors e’n cted in thes?.nretnatnicr therein; except so much of the htw afore- — * as the Judges of the Superior Court, and said «s may violate the supreme h*w. commissioned bv tVe Governor, who shall ;< here:a recognized. or may conflict with hold their offices for the term of four this Constitution, an 1 except so much years, or until their successors shall l>g thereof as rc.Vrs to persons held iw sl.ve 8100,000 ' m\W -GOODS! Shares - * - 810 OO M of «hs Court of C linavy of Men iwi-ther county. tV’G.'e the Onrt House door in New nan, Gn., wit bin tiie legal h>t.rs of sale. North half of Lot Nn. 2->C second I>istric*t of Coweta county, | containing ninefr-six acres, more or less, eighteen acres cleared. Sold ns the property of I’cter Wiutloni. late of said county. de. eased. Fold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased.- Terms cash. gept.~30-4-tds. MARK MORGAN, Adm’r. the thne appointed for the Legislature to law and equity from the Superior Courts appointed and qualified, unless removed ry. 'which cxc-.-pdeJ ini's s.<..d hei.vi.fi elert the General Assembly shall iinrnc- i of the several Circuits, and Iron, the City ' by sentence on impeach moot, or by the be inoperative ami void, and any future diatcl* elect a Governor viva cor, -, and Courts of the -cities of Savannah and j Governor, on the address of two thirds of General Assembly of this State, shall be in al’ cases of election of a Governor by j Augusta, and ruch other like Courts as | each branch of the General Asseu.5 ly.— i competent to alter, amend, or repeal any tlie General Assembly, a majority of the 1 may be hereafter established in other ; They shall have salaries adequate to tl.cir portion of the law declared to be of Lrco and shall sit “at the scat of Gov- services fixed by law. which sliall not he in the third specific tion of the fiith such time or tinier each , increased or diminished during their con- clause of this fifth art;c:e. If in any No Further Agsesgmentg. NVorkimr Fund * ~ 830,000 votes of the members present dial! be necessary for a choice. Contented elec- r.s shall be determined by both Ilou-es {year as the General Assembly -hall pre- tiimance in offic cities; eminent OFFICERS.' YVM, McXACGllT, Atlanta, President. at turns vc3rs, and who hath not attainted the age of thirty years. 4. In case of the death, resignation, of disability of the Governor, the President of the Senate sliall exercise the executive powers of the government until such dis ability l»c removed, or a successor is elec ted and qualified. And in case of the death, resignation, or disability of the President of :hc Senate, the Speaker of the House of Ucprtpciitativo.5 shall cx. r- cise the executive power of the govern ment until the removal of the disability or the election and qualification of a Gov ernor. f>. The Governor shall, before ^c ni ters on the duties of his office, take the following oath or affirmation : “ I do solemnly swear or affirm ( as the case may be,) that 1 will faithfully execute the office of Governor of the State of Georgia; G. Local and private statutes heretofore passed, intended for the bceefit of coun- DI RECTORS- Taomas A. G»>.r», XeWT.a'ik M. P. Kei.ios®. Xewtsan, J. L. Rogers, “ J. J. PlNSOX. “ Jesse A. .\»L\V. Augusta, ties eities towns, corporations, aud pri-' HE property of the Company consists ot / - • , , .1,, I teases for twentv rears, vki a royalty of i vate persons, not inconsistent uitn the; 0 "e. tPnth pf tlic oil." on different supreme law, nor with this Constitution, places, in St. Clair, Walker ami Fayette conn- j and which have .* her expired k, .Mr| % £ j own limitation nor been repealed, shall j j. in ^ s are ;l u located in the great Coal * icids M. P. K*-?! t.ogg. Newn.in, Sccr y anil Treasurer, law herein declared of force, tlic j G^ncni! Superintcnclaiit. of the General Assemblv, in such manner scribe, for the trial and detenninatiofa of 3. T he Justice or Justices of the Infe- ; word - Confederate occurs before the —. as -hall be prescribed by law. writs of crr*r from said Courts. rior Court, and the Judge of such other States, such law is hereby amended by 3 No person shall he eligible to the 4.„Thc said Court sliall dispose of and County Court as mav by law he created, ; substituting the word “ l uited for t .e office of Governor who shall not have been j finally determine every case on the docket shall be elected in c-tch county by the ; word “Confederate, a citizen of the United States twelve j of such Court, at the first or second term persons entitled to vote for members of years, and an inhaldfantof this State six after such writ of error brought; and w the General Assembly. case the plaintiff in err^sr shall trio* be 4. The Justices of the Peace shall be "prejared at ihe fir.-t term of such Court, elect!4 iu c-ach di.-tnet by persons enti- after the error brought, to prosecute the tied to vote for members of the General case, unless precluded by spine providen- , Assembly. tial cause from such prosecution, it snail j 5. T he powers of a Court of Ordinary be stricken from the docket and the judg- and of Probate, shall be vested ia an ; have the force of statc-te law subject 10 | tne'itSn^ndicTrX^n^o^irVlTa?nr'^Tonr^i ment b low affirmed. And in any case Ordinary I r each county, from whose judicial decision, as to their validity when on t | iem They contain boring ter itory that may occur, the Court mav, in its j decisions there may be an appeal to th; enacted, and to any limitations imposed enough for several lumdrcd wells - ’ I J ‘ | The Companv proposes to sell stock enough discretion, withhold its judgment until j Superior Court, under regulations pre- j by their own terms. j to raise a working fund of s::o,ooo,ami p!e«lgo the term next after the argument thereon, j scribed by law. The Ordinary shall he i SECTION if. I t-x ofrio c'crk of said Court, and may : otl 1. The Judges of the Superior Court ! appoint a deputy clerk. The Ordinary, j of . . as eh. rk.-OiF.rs deputy. m:;y issue citations, j limits of their sc,oral jur.sdictior.s, are , faajf h _ ^ f> .j rcgions of liic Xortii, an.l tl.e ai d "r.:nt temporary letters of adminis- ’ her,bv ratifi d and affirmed, subject only j work will he prosecuted with the utmost dfli- ; ration, to hold until permanent letters 1 to pas't and future reversal, by motion f-r; It is confidently believed that iu a ’ f | 1 ; few months tne stock will command from o to arc granted ; and said Ordinary, as clerk, uew trial, appeal, hill erf review, or other; j ts p., r va i„ e . [Sept. 30-t-tf. or his deputy, may grant marriage liccn- proceedings, in conformity with the law wrs. 'J he Ordinaries in and fur the re- speetive counties shall be elected, as other county officers are, cn the first Wcdncs- J. TORCH & CO., D.ODD’S old stand, Soutli- Vv' cst Corner Public' 8 t[ u a r e , NEWNAIM, GE vRG!A u READY MADE SIOTHINC, T )V vi ) the Administrators^ Sale. virtiTs of an order of the Honorable Ordinary of f ervefs contrty. will be sold nt the lute ’'•-rtleht'e of John M. Sims, on the IItli dnr ot OceiJinlier next, nil the per sonal property belonging to the estate of .-aid Have JUSt received at J. 3M. John M. Sims, ronsfstin^ or r large lot splendid mules and Iiors>'s; eatrle. sSVeVy), pork ; and stock Iiog- 1 , some three of' {oirr'tho'riSan^ hu-hels of e<>rn, a I.age lot or fodder, dfitIT; ■ wheat, peas, cotton seed; nlso all of the plah-" tation tools, household and kitchen fuWi^ftlrt.r one family carriage, several wagons and ea. w s • ! a large lot of Sorghum Syrup, and many oth~ er tilings too tedious to meution. Term* icash. —ALSO— Will he rented for the next year, in the" . c town of Xewnan, on the first Wednesday if? 11CW ailC-l larsje supply OI Oct-'ber next, the Plati’ta'tfffti'o'f said deceased,- t>ne of the best in the country, in four parcels,• comprising about six hundred acres of upland, most of it fresh, and all in a good state of cultivation. Also, a Plantation known as the North place;- adjoining T. D. Goodwyn and others, With gOod dwelling and otlio.r improvements, with about one hundred and fifty acres of good open land. Also, a place known as the Summer Place, adjoining Wm. B. P nson and others, witiv-n good'dwelling and other improvements, with some thirty or forty acres of cultivated land-. Terms, notes and four approved securities and a licm upon the crop as it matures.- JOHN W POWELL, Adm'r. ANN E. SIALS, Adm’x. Setitember ld-2-tds. and will, to the best of my abilities, j.re bly, for the term of four years— serve, jirotect and defend the constitution of United States of America.” Section 2. 1. The Governor shall be Cummaudcr- it:-Cliief of tlic army and navy of this State, and of the militia thereof. 2. He shall have power to grant re prieves for offences against the State, ex cept in cases of impeachment, an 1 to grant pardons, or to remit any part of a sentence, in all eases after conviction, ex cept for treason, murder, or other capital offences in which cases lie may respite the execution and make report thereof to the next General Assembly. 3. He sliall issue writs of elections to fill vacancies that happen in the Senate or llom-e of Representatives, and shall bare {•oner to convene the General As sembly on extraordinary occasions; ami shall giye them from time to time, infor mation of the state of the republic, and recommend to their "consideration such measures as he may deem necessary and expedient. 4. When any office shall become vacant by death, resignation or otherwise, the Governor shall have power to 611 such va- shall be elected on the first Wednesday ;n January, unt'l the Legislature fV. •! otherwise direct, immediately befi rc the expiration of the term fo'r which they or cithir of them may have been appoint'd or elected from the Circuits in which they arc to serve, by a majority vote of the people of the Circuit qualified t<> vote for members of the Genera! Assetis- day in January, 1SGS, and ewry fourth to be filled as is provided by tlic laws ol force prior to Jan. 1st, 1 >(i 1—and shall continue in office until their successors shall be f-lcc cd and qualified; removable by the Governor on the address of two thirds of 'each branch of the General Assembly, or. by impeach m lit a ad con viction thereon. 2. 'The Superior Courts shall have ex elusive jurisdiction in all cases of divorce, both total and partial; but no total di vorce shall he granted except on the con current verdicts of two spi cial juries.— In each divorce case, the Court shall reg ulate the rights and disal ilities of the parties. ' 8. The Superior Court- shall also have exclusive jurisdiction in nil criminal eases, except as relates to fines for neglect of duty, contempts of couit, violation of road laws, obstruction of water courses, and in all other minor offences, which do year thereafter, and shall he commis-ion- cd by the Governor for tlic term of four of force when they were made. 8. All rights, privileges and immuni ties which may have vested in, or accrued to any peifton cr persons, in his, her, or their own right, or in any fiduciary capa city, under and in virtue of any act of New Tin Shop, years. In ease of any vacancy of said j the General Assembly, ot cf any judg office of Ordinary, f: cm any cause, the i incur, decree’ or order, or other pmcecl- same shall be filled by election, as is jwo- ing of any Court of compet nt jurisdic- Or. T □3332PO I X* STm32T. Three Poors from Public Square. LADIES and GENTLEMEN’S All varieties of SHOES, BOYS 6c GENTLEMEN’S \Y AecsssiSale. ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in December next, before the Court House door in the town of Xewnan, Covretiv county, five hundred acres of Land, known as tli• Ut« residence of John Houston, deceased. About t wo hundred acres in wood, and seventy-fiva acres in bottom. Flense call and look at the place. Sold according to the provisions *f the Will for distribution, .kr. WM. C SMITH, Oct. 7—">-tds. Administrator de bonis non. T vided in relation to other county officers, and until the same is Hik’d, the C'crk cf the Superior Court for the time being, shall act as Clerk of said Court of Or hi nary. ARTICLE V.— SECTION I. 1. Tlic electors of members to the General Assembly shall be free white male citizens of this State, and shall have attaint d the age of twenty one years, and have ptvid all taxes which may have been required of them, and which they have li-tl an opportunity of paying agreeably to law. for the year preceding the election, shall be citizens of the United Stales, and shall have resided six months either in the district or county, and two years within this State, and no person who is not subject the offender or < fiVnders to - no ^ q U; difiid to vote for memheis of the the loss of life, limb or memb« r, or to j General Assembly sliall hold any office confinement in the penitentiary; juris- U1 "ns Ftate. diction of such cases shall he vcsti d in j 2. All elections by the General Assem- such cmnty or corporation courts, or such bly shall be vira voce, and the vote shall j t j ic (j cncr;i l Assembly, ot her courts, judicatures or tribunals as always appear on the journal of the House [ now cxi>t, or may hereafter be constituted, ; of Representatives, and where the Senate | lion in this State, since the first day of January, A. D., 1861, sliall he held iu- violate by all Courts before which they may be called in question, unless attacked for fraud. 0. Tlic marriage relation between white persons and persons of African descent,- is forever prohibited, and such marriage shall he null and void; and it shall be the duty of the General Assembly to enact laws for the punishment of any officer who shall knowingly issue a license for the celebration of such marriage, or any officer or minister of the gospel who shall marry such persons together. 10. All milifia and county officers shall be e’eeb-d by the people, under such regulations as have been or may be pre scribed by law. 11. This Constitution shall be altered or amended only by a Convention of the people, called for that purpose by act of Re undersigned has just opened, and is rer.dy tc supply tlic town and surround ing country with any thing in the Either at Wholesale or Retail. Roofing, Glittering, Stove Fixing, And all kinds of done promptly, and at the lowest prices. A full assortment of GEORGIA, COWETA COUNTY’. f S''WO months af;rr date application will he I made to the Court of Ordinarv oi said county, at the first regular term aflrr expira tion of two months from date of this notice, j for leave to sell the Lands belonging to tlio S i estate of Jacob Addy. late of said enmity, de- ? ceased, Of all kinds; and other goods usual!v found in Tin 'Shops. ' W. M. REYNOLDS. Newman, Ga., Sept, lfi-2-ly. eancy unless otherwise provided for by law; and persons so appointed shall eou-j under sueh rules and regulations as the'and House of Representatives unite lor may j the purpose of electing, they shall nmet ! in the Representative chamber, and the 4. All criminal cases shall he tried in I’rcsident of the Senate shall in such the country where the crime was com-1 cases preside and declare the person or mitted, except in cases where a jury can- ! persons elected. not he obtained. ' 3. In all elections by the people the 5. The Superior Court shall have cx- i electors shall vote by ballot until the j elusive jurisdiction in all eases respt cting ! General Assembly shall otherwise dirt cf. ! titles to land, which shall be tried in 4. All civil -officers heretofore com j the counties where the land lies; and missioned Ly the Governor, or who have | become laws, but a - 90 ' IJ etfaity causes which shall he ; been duly appointed, or elected, since tlic tried in th tinue in office until a successor is appoint- j Legislature may have dirtctc cd agreeably to the mode pointed out by ! hereafter by law direct, this Constitution, or by law in pursuance thereof. 5. A person once rejected by the Sen ate shall not be reappointed by the Gov ernor to the same office during the same session or the recess thereafter. G. The Governor shall have the revis ion of all bills passed by both Houses before the same shall two-thirds of each House may pass a law notwithstanding his dissent; and if any bill should not be returned by the Gover nor within five days (Sundays excepted) after it has been presented to hint, the same shall be law, unle-s the G#hcrnl Assembly, by their adjournment, shall prevent its return. He may approve any appropriation and disapprove any other FAMILY GROCERY nd DRINKING SALOON. IMPORTANT SALE. T HE subscriber having been confined to iiis bed for years, and unable to attend to business, will sell on Wednesday, the Gih December next, without reserve, at bis plantation on the Chat tahoochee river, at the McIntosh Reserve, twelve miles from Xewnan, (Ja.. to the highest bidder FOR CASH, the following articles:— SEVERAL THOUSAND BUSHELS OF CORN, FODDER, OATS, WHEAT, PEAS, BY, HCGP & B ALMORAL SKIRTS; CLOAKS, C-GJtSETS; HAED-WABE CUTLERY. Also a large and full supply; of all kinds of GROCERIES & CROCKERY. «?. II. MfANNj S'llc vuni. Sept. 10 2 tf. IVOTSCE. r TMIE undersigned firm is pleased to nn- JL uonnee to tlu-ir friends and the public generally, that they have now on hand and are daily receiving a good stock of IPAiTISLY GROCERIES, , 1 „ , „ _ , , 1 and other things too tedious to mention. We county where one or more ■ first day of January last, but who nave cxpoct to try to keep what the people need. of ths defendants reside, against whom not received their cominis.-iou and who 1,n<1 hope, by close application, energy and 1, ,*1 i*c* 1 * , . , , .. ; fair dealing, to he able to do at least our nor- substantial relief is prayed. ^ have not resigned, nor been removed from ?ion of the b ,, sinc ^ lione in olir Iine . 6. It shall have appellate jurisdiction 1 1 fficc-, and whose terms of office shall not Attached to this business is a First Class in all such cases as may be provided by have expired, .-hall continue in the exer- iaw. ; else of the duties of their respective Drinking- Saloon, 7 It shall have power to correct errors in interior judicatories by writ of cr .-/li ra ri, and to grant new trials in the Supc- appropriation in the eatne bill, and the [ r *° r Court cn proper and legal grounds, latter shall not be effectual unless passed 8. It shall have power to issue writs by two-thirds of each House I °f mandamus, prohibition, scire facias. 7. Every vote, resolution, or order, to and ail other wr.ts which may he neces- whieh the concurrence of both Houses j sar X -Tor carrying its powers-fully into may be necessary, except on a question ; c ^ cct of election or adjournment, shall be pre where w e keep the purest offices during the period for which they were duly appoint* d or duly elected as ab r-said, and commissioned, and until LiaUOES, BEERS and WINES their successors shall be appointed under j , LL perrons having any of the Change ' Bills of Brown, Swint ’c Co , are earn estly requr-steil to present them to the nml'-r- 2000 BUSHELS SWEET POTATOES, f,,r payment. When tl.ese hills were ! issueil, it was impossible o get .small elignge Iris?Ii Potatoes. ’Slmelcs; ! ot < Iret nhat-ks, ar.rl it was at the suggestion , 1 _r i t ~ ! of several of the business men of thi< place l,00i) bllShcl.S Uottoil Seed, 1 L. . that we eonseuteil to issue them Now plcn- barrels line Syrup j |ty of Gramlack cham/e car) be had, and we A Fine Lot of Mules, Brood Mares, Hors s, SUPERIOR ’CATTLE, (three-fourth Devon and one-fourth Durham,} Sixty head of South Down Shepp; Fifteen or twenty thousand pounds of Fatted Pork Hogs; Ouc hundred head of Slock Hogs; One set of Blacksmith’s Tools; Four and Two Horse Wagons ; * Carts, Plough and YVagon Gear; Plantation Tools, and perhaps some House-Hold Furniture. \v sented to the Governor, and, before it shall take effect, be approved by him ; or being disapproved, shall be passed by two-thirds of each House, recording to the rules and limitation proscribed in ease of a bill. the market affords. AnJ we take occasion to say, that we invite into this Saloon gentlemen of sober, prudent habit*, and will he glad to wait upon them, and thank them for their patrogago; but would simply notify drunkards and '-owdies to star a wav. as we do not want the provisions of this Constitution; un less removed iroui office as herein pro- I vide d. 5. Laws of general operation now of fierce, in il.i D. The Superior Court shall hav ■ ju- preme law, the Constitution of tlie United Ceil on n? r.t the Pinson House, on the risdiction in all other civil eases, and in j States; the laws of the United States in Greenville street, them the Cent ral Assembly may give ’ pursuance thereof, arid ail treaties made concurrent jurisdiction to the Inferior uuder authority of the United States; Sale to continue until all.is sold. M. B. CLARK. r- -1 . .1 your tnont-v. and do uot intend to he troubled Ftate, are, 1st, as the su- with vou . ’' Court, or such other county courts as they may hereafter create, which cases shall be tried in the county where the defen- McDonald, Stephens & Co. Gnnrx B. McDon'aid, J. V. 1). STErnaxs, I. X. D.-Stephens. [sept. 16-2-tf. 8. There shall be a Seeretcrv of State, i resides, a Comptroller General, a Treasurer, and i casts of joint obligators, or Surveyor General, elected by the General | J oint promissors or copartners, or joint Assembly, and they shall hold their offi- i trespassers residing in different counties,- ces for the like period as the Governor, and shall have a competent salary, which shall not be increased or diminished du ring the period for which they shall have been elected. The General Assembly ; may at any time consolidate any two of uiaker resides. au, as next in authority thereto, this Constitution; 3d, in subordination to the: ^ 1 Cf I foregoing, ail laws declared of force by: lLcIjIu 01* i^lOlGllj an act of the General Assembly of this H'th inst.. about 21 miles South- c.,. . . i . r) , ,, 1ft .i . \ J east of Xewnan, a sorrel MARK, haring ^ - a *e, assen.ed to Fecember the lJ.h, A.^ a 5 -reak on lier forehead, and white left D., I860, entitled “An Act to approve, j hind foot. She had on buggy bridle and citi- , . j - 1 c c ■ zeii's saddle—was shod before, is se eu or auopt, ana make 01 lorce, in the Ftate or ... i ’ ’ eizht years Old, oioad across the hips, with the suit may be brought in either county, j Georgia, a revised code of laws, prepared Irish hip bones, end in good order. Fifty 11. In case of a maker and endorser, under the direction and by authority of Y" !l! f 1 *' 1 to . r t!ie arr T'J ot ; J • the tlucf. wtn pror-i to .convict. Any mfor- or endorsers of promissory notes residing j the General Assembly, thereof, and ior mation concerning the mare will he th’ankful- in different counties iu the State, the 1 other purposes therewith connected,” an ; yrecei-.ed. Said mare is wnrfh SIafl. same may be sued in ^the county where : act of the General Assembly aforesaid,! Occ. 21-7-tf. Near Xewnan. Ga. I would teke tiris occasion to say that we wili | not receive any more city shinplasters at onr j house far goods. Oilier merchants can get j small change as easily as we have done. We have plenty of small change to supply all our cu-toma 0 T. X D. FWINT ('ll. Greenville St., tinder M.ironic Hall. Xewnan, Ga., Oat. 1 i-fi-tf. < > EG R GIA—< Jo wet a Coti ti ty. To nil ichom it mm/ ci-iircrn : 11.LIAM II. BKAVEH-S hiving ii pro per form applied to rne for permanent L-ttcrs of Administration on the estate of James. J. Beavers, lari* of said county: This is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of James J. Beavers, to he and appear at my office within the time allow ed by law, an-i show cause, if any they can. why letters shouhl not he granted to William II. Beavers on Jame-: J. Beaver's estate. Xov 4-;,-:;od. B. U. MITCHEI.L, Oi<l'y (rKOBGTA—Coweta County. To all idiom it may concern : KIRBY' having in proper for-n :<p for tlie benefit of heirs and creditors of said deceased. W. W. ADDY', Sept. d0-4-2m. Adm'r of Jacob Addy. GEORGIA, COWETA COUNTY. flMVO months after date, iipjilicatioa will ho I made lo the Court of Ordinary of said comity, at the first teghlar term after expira tion of two months from this notice, for leave to sd 1 one I’ine Lot of Land in the first Dis trict of said coutijy, belonging to tlie estate ol" Job Rigby, late of said county dec-used, for tlie benefit of tlic heirs an t creditors of s*id decease I. SUSAN L. BH.1RY', Adm x. October 7-.»—Ciitl. GEORGIA, COWETA COUNTY. A" O ’ !C!v is hereby given to all person* j_ ^ h iviug demands against John Rigby, late of sail! county, decease !. lo present them t-> me. properly authenticated, within the^tim*. [.rescribed by law : and ail p-rsons indebted ! to said deceased are required to makn imrar- I I diati* n ivmeiit. SU.5AX L. RIGHT, Adm'x. October 7—0—tit. i GEORGIA—-Cow o'a County. To off idiom it may concern : ; ? VERSON E. WALTOM having in prop&r j J form applied to me for permanent I,ett«r* j "f Administration on the estate of John B. L. , Unltimi, late of said countv : Tills is to cite all arid singular the rreditor.<i : and next of kin of John It. L. Walloon, to be ! and apj tur at mj-office within the time allow ed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent Administration should not he granted to Iverson K. Waltom on John li. L. Waltom’s estate. Witness mv hand and official signature, Oc tober 21st, I ftB. II. MITCHELL,Onl y. October 28-8-30.1. GEORGIA—Coweta County. To all whom it may concern : J ANE E. PITTS haring, in proper form, ap plied to rne for permanent Letters ol Ad- ‘ministration on the estate ot Willis W. Pius, late of said county: This is to cite all end sin lriar tlie creditors and next of kin of Willis W. Pitts to he and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent Administration should not be gran ted to Jane E. Pitts on Willis W. Pitt's estate^ Witness mv hand and official si-rnatiire. Ov*- tober 2i;th,l8C.->. B. II. MITCHELL, Only. October 28-S-:?0d. GEORGIA—Coweta County. To all whom it may concern : C fATIIERIXE M. GRAY' having, in proper form, applied to tne for permanent Letter* ot Administration on th* estate of BcnjAinf* Gray. late of said county: ~ TOIIX T. KIRBY having in proper tor n ;. P - | ™ ' ‘‘c all and singular the creditori*- -L D6 F GrrV Will bo let el plied to me for Letters of Administration j :ln, l Lin of Benjamin Gray to be ansi at the same time and place, at I de lj0ni ; " on » ) v Y h , t!:C wil ! annoxe,J ’ on the I appear at my office wit hi,, the time allows br • r estate of Joseph Xio'iannot), [a from one to four years, Oct, *25-5tds. GEO. W. COOK. J. J. GOODRUM. COOK & GOODRUM, Grocers and Commission MEHCHANTS. This is to cite all and and next of kin of Joscp and appear at my office within tlie time allow ed by law and show cause, ii any they can. why Letters of Administration de bonis non, wit . the will annexed; should not i>e granted to John T. Kirby on Joseph Bohannon’s estate. Xov. 4-0-30d.* B. II. MITCHELL, Only. >n, late of said county: ! ia ' T ; a "‘ 1 s!l “' v fau 'C, if any they can. wh}- singular the creditors j perm.inen, A Iministration should not he gran- ;e[»l Bohannon to he tei * to Catharine M. Gray on Benjamin Grny’# tbese offices, and require all th« duties to be done by one officer. ARTICLE IV. — SECTION I. 1. The Judicial powers of this State shall be vested in a Supreme Court for the correction of errors, a Superior, In ferior, Ordinary, and Justice Courts, and in such other Courts as have been, or mav be, established by law. 2. The Supreme Coon, shall consist of three Judges^who shall be elected by the issented to December loth, A. D.. 1801. Ii K’ortc-'WesbCorner Court House Square, NEWNA N, GEORG IA, "AYE on hand, and are constantly re- ig fresh supplies of ^.ilt. Ladies Walking Shoes, Coffee, Boys and Men's Hats, Syrup, Fine Writing Paper. Flour. Peas, Cedar Pencils, White Fish, Slates and Pencils, Corn Meal, Linen Thread, Sweet Potatoes. Coates' Thread. do Irish C-rn, Peas, Soda, Candy, Tobacco, Candles,, .Spelling Books, Shoe Brushes, Men's Shoes. Pocket Combs, Agate Buttons. Envelopes, Blacking. 12. The Superior Court shall sit in ; amendatory to the aforegoing, and an L.SC APED J-AXIa. each county not less than twice in every l ^ ie General Assembly atorcsaiJ, assen- TT~ILLIAM CADLE and GREEX FREE- year, at such times as have been or may j ted to December 13th, A. D., 1S02, en- ; . he \, rr -;;^r:tuimEe Peiri-; be appointed by the General Assemblv, j titled “ An act to settle the conflicts tentiary. escaped from the jaiier bv violence,; and the Iuferior and County Court at between the code and the legislation of on Friday the 6th. They hadbeen sentenced J such times the General Assembly may : thls General Assembly: r.;so aa ams ot g,,p fr j pr Conrt, for simple larcecr. Both: direct. the General Assembly aforesaid, passed Cadle and Freeman h«ve dark hair, dark com- | j - plexion. are thirty yf-ars of age. and weigh j SECTION UI. since the .date last wntten, altenng, j ; bout -fa poands. When they escaped, one i 1. The Judges shall have salaries a-de- amending, repealing, or adding to any wore Confederate gr*y and the other dark Sifters, Pepper. Sulphur, Coperas, Indigo, quote to their services fixed by law, which portion of law herein before mentioned ! ^ Iothe f- 4 ».' u PP® :r ^d the &tale P a - r 3 j ' ,, n Jit ... reward for their arreit. w.H barter lor Com trv Prod ;ce of Cotton Cards, Ccrffee Mills. Water Buckets, * Bed Cord«. Bagging, > Hair Pins, Rope. Segar3, Twine, YIatcbe«, Spite, Pins, shall apt be diminished nor increased (th-’ latter enactment having preference C. 5COBIX5QV. Sherlf a!; kit d?. j GEORGIA—Coweta County. To ail whom it maty concern : S ARAH CARMICHAEL having in proper form applied to me for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of Richard U. Carmichael. b*te of said county: This is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kiu of Richard II. C irnrichae!, to he and appear at my office within the time allowed by law and show cause, if any th -y cariT why permanent Administration should not he granre-d to Sarah Carmichael on Richard II. Carmic hael's estate. Xov. 4-»-30d B. H. MITCIIELL. Ord'rv. ray i est*fe. Witness mv official signature. Oct. 26, 18d5 Oct. 23-3-JOd. B. II. MITCHELL, Ord’y. GEORGIA—Coweta County. . ^ I 'llDMAS G .NORTH Imvifig applied to bt appointed Guardian of the persons mid | property oi' Viola. Columbus and Benjamin | North, minors under fourteen years of agw, resident's of said county: This is to cite all persons concerned to bo and appear at the term of the Couri of Ordi nary held next after tlie expiration of thirty- days from the first publication of this notice, and show cause, if any they can, why said Thomas G. North should not he entrusted with the guardianship of the p*rs<xn *r>d prop er}'- of Viola, CVumhus and Benjamin North. Witness mv official signature. Oct. 23-8-30J. B. II.' MITCHELL,'Orffr. Notice to Debtors and Creditors.! U ( )RG l A—Coweta County. N OTICE is hereby given to all percons hav-j \V J *’ XEY W - ADDY, administrator on irnf demands against the estate of Eze-1 ” lh * est j’. tc °l A(if! U deceased, -- - - - - - 1 Who was Guardian for Jacob riel L. Bailey, late of Coweift county, deceased, S. and Martha A. Andy, having applied to the Court of Or- discluirge fi-rwa hia , , . Martha A. Ad- pers«;s indebted to sai l e-tite arc required ‘U-^ P or ' !on -and property: to make immediate par ment. Uus is, therefore, to cite *11 person? eon- Oct. 14-6-lOd. WM. II. KELLY". Adm'r. to present them to me properly made out, ' “ a v|ng appuea to the wit’iin the time prescribed by law, so «-s to U n "v° ® al< l county f-ir a disc! show their character and amount. And all r l ‘roiau.-t ip of Jacob S. and a ccrtied to show cause, bv filing ohjei-tion* in my office, why the said WesVy'w. Addy, ad- miiiistral.ir.on tlic estate of Jacob Addv, de- cetfsed, should not be dismissed from, his Guar- made to the Honorable Court of Ordina- jdianshipof Jacob S. and Marti a A. Addy, and GEORGIA, COWETA COUNTY. tjiffO months after date application will be ry of said county for leave to sell all the real : receive the usual Letters of Dismission, estate of B. L. L Smith, late ot said county, I Given under mv hand and official signature deceased. GE<J. E. SMITH, Adm’r.' ! Xov,2d, Wm. B. H. MITCHEJJx, Ori’rr. October ! 4-t> 2m. Xo'e: <f