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. A System of Laws,
Intended to carry into effect the firth
£ 29. Ja wti left» NuUi M Ser-
| rant or by landlord against tenant holding
! over, and in other nits for twenty dollars
clause of the fifth action of the second' or loss, the action maybe eoimneoeed by a ___
articb, amfd latter part of ihc fcrd\ aummoos froa, the plan!# to>« <M*nd- n»on
of (hr second section Of fir ant, requiring£ini fo afpeaty^the (Vfcn- I Lronght within three months.
ry Osurt on’a certain day, winch shall not ' * 4t T J “* 1 *- ••
c.-mla hiwahlfshall not heeompntnd. An aa wav be appointed ft*«eh cftfnty
action began, and in which there haa
been a non suit, discontitrtan^ er dia
b« renewed yidfynXkiwm
Actions tor torts most be
spentirely, by the General Assembly-
The court shall proceed noder rules |tf
the Superior Court, unless specially ex
cepted, Appeals, as
reputed
ltu>Uiuds. In' such
event, the man, immediately after the i
adoption ol these provisions by the gen
eral Assembly, shall select one ol his re-
J. T. REESE,
Wholesale % Retail Dealer,
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clause v f
fnnrth'articTc of the Constitution-
Civil. Jt'RtSHJjTIOK AND fSACnCE
tj 10. ’J lie pror is ions of the Code eon
A10 to §
from the Inferior put.al wives with her consent, or the wo j
§ 41. Ftrcfictsormay he so
v-cuttru, ppvai*. » . , , , • i
Court, way be taken to the Superior' man one of her reputed husbands with
Coart ] his consent, an<l the ceremony'of inarirage ,
AS just
supply of
received from New Tork a fresii
.be nearer than the second day, aftsfr per- j moulded aa to subserve the enda of jus-
sonal service, or the fifth after service at tiOfe, tmd way he cither for a sum certain,
cetW^cudjScnjl, from &&410 to § the defendant .
H.dslineSuMve/and conecmV.g defence, ««“ compla.nt
frail § I to« 1,388' incWvc, apply ! lf “I**" *PP« a ™o«
Co%I,c County Court at either aessiou.— ' bc * tcrtant ho,d,n 5
be'weeu these two shall bo pr-rfionued. "^r ^
Zl~/£S-^ ^.£2/9
SilSISMl.
CRIMINAL jfcfti&blCTIOS.
§ 54. The criminal jurisdiction of the . If such man, living with more than one
ith
Administrator^ Sale.
VIRTUE of an outer, from tiie Coni
_ ioary if Coweta county, willlut
,-obl on tlie first Tuesday in February. ISdC.
j at the Court House door in* said county, be-
| tweet. the legal hours of sale, tlie Lot of Laud
j .vlicreou John C. Dyson resided at the time of
his death, coptnming one acre, more or tes--,
adjoining C C. oinilh on the Hast, and the old
road leading to Chirk's Ferry on the North,
being n part of lot of l.itid No. 26, in the fifth
I District of said county. Hold for the benefit
of the heirs and creditors of John C. Dyson,
! deceased. HUGH BREWSTER. Adnt'r,
i December Ifi-ij-tds.
•XU txrrcired u iu dul. i P cr,a " * h,n n,:,kc "« : .u (.roper, •»
,c»,U»n^l rereiuo. rnZ, u CUc, .Ur, ,|.» .U .UrM'irt.
j that heroes not set up title i» biuacif,
I the OsW way proceed at once to trr and
’ decide the issue. If cither party desire
• jury, the proceeding* must conform to
discretion
inaficr explained.
DAILY SF.6S10NB-
§ 17. The Daily pourt shall bc always j
open, to hear and drtentivne all cases
arising out of the relation of Master and
Servant, whether suits for wages, appli- 1 . . „ .
f or appear, aB '* Court bc satisfied that he
§ 42. The execution #f trtdvW founded
upon a court contract, nay bc enforced
by {rocesa, as for contempt, whenever the
Judge deems it necessary Stay of %*-
the directions contained in § 14 of this ecution nwy be granted aa in the Swjierr-
Act. If the alleged tenant shall fail to ' or Courts, except in cases between master
and exclude, the jurisdiction heretofore ' of fornication, and punished acc itdingly. j
vested in Justices of the Peace, as to the j § 2. Pen*** of color, desirous hereafter j
trial of such persons, and the jurisdiction j of becoming husband and wfe, mast j
vented, by virtue of section 4124th of j have the contract duly and legally soltli!-
the Code, in the 3Iayor, Rccordor, or In- j i ie d between them, but co habitation,' ^ fa m rta? * ;
tcndantol any ineorpumted town.
with reputation of I lie parties ns
cations to enforce performance, or
other purposes; also applic itlohs for the
eviction of trespassers, intruders and
ten aafita holding over; furtive partition
of personal property j for the trial of pos
sessory warrants or proceedings under
distress wmrants, Habeas Corpus cases,
and all other ciyil cases iu which, not
more than one hundred dollars is claimed
as damages, or us principal sum due.—
The jurisdiction of the County Court
when o person of color is a party, shall
exclude the jurisdiction of Justices’
Court, unless the person of color shall
waive his privilege to be heard in the
County Court.
§ 18. Under the powers conferred up
on him, the County Judge may try auy
case ol forcible entry or detainer, for the
abatement ol a nuisance, or the grant of
a private way im4 the assessment of dam
ages therefor; a jury in each ease being
summoned as by a Justice iu like cases.
§ 19. lf a County or the 1 nferier Court
thereof, or any corporate town, shall make
any rules and regulations not inconsistent
with the Constitution and laws of the
United Suks and this State, to l>c en.'orc-
cd by fines or other penalties, and confer
jurisdiction in the premises upon the
County Court, the latter shall exercise
such jurisdiction at its daily sessions.
§ 2U. The award of arbitrators, or if
the parties select but ouc, of a single ar
bitrator, may bc made the judgement of
the County Court, and by comsent of par
ties appearing on the papers, the award
may to save expefr^ be filed and not re
corded on the minutes.
PRACTICE.
§ 21. The Daily County Court shall bc
*lways open except on the Subbath day.
It shall be held at tho Court House, or
at some other place approved by the Jus
tices of ihc Inferior Court of the County,
uuless by appointment of the Court and
notice to the parties, it is held for a
special case at some other place in the
County. The rules of practice of tho
Superior Court apply, uuless specially ex
cepted.
PARTIES.
§ 22 An infant person of color may
sue or be sued, and bo served with pro
cess, summons or other notice as an adult,
but it shall be the duty of the Court,
when there is no guardiau or next friend,
to appoint some proper person to repre
sent such infant, who may bo either the
friend of the infant or the County Clerk.
§ 23. A married woman, being a per
son of color, authorised to contract sspa
rately, may he served with process or no-
tico as a single woman, and appear in
person or by attorney in case arising on
6uch contract.
§ 24. A party plaintiff dying, upon ap
plication of the widow or any person
next of kin of such plaintiff, th« Court
may, in its discretion, appoint some suita
ble person representative of the estate for
such cause. In like manner, a represen
tative may be appointed, the party defen
dant dying, upon notice to the widow, or
adult person next of kin of said deceased,
or to the nominated executor, if in the
Cpuuty, or if none in the County, then
without such notice
§ 25; An attorney engaged in any case
by a deceased party in his lifetime, may
(without Ihctappointment of a representa
tive, or other proceeding to make parties,)
continue to repreresent the interest of
the estate, and shall be responsible for his
conduct to the proper legal representative
when appointed
§ 26. A Court contract shall be regard
ed as a suit always pending, and parties
may be made at any time under the ^bre-
goiag provisions*
§ 27. The Judgment in such cases
shall be for or against the estate ” of the
deceased party. Whenever, the Judge
is satisfied that delay is necessary to jus
tice, he may grant it on such terms as to
notice or otherwise, as he rosy think just
and reasonable.
GENERAL COL'RSE OT PROCEEDINGS.
§ 2$. Un all civil cfs^ before the Ihfdly
Court, not- hereinafter fcxeepted, the plain
tiff *h21.procure from the .Court sum
woiis, in which shall' be set forth the
ground or grounds of oorop]aint,-tbeua>e
had received notic* in terms of this set,
or if appearing Ve shall fail or IW* to
make oath as aforesaid, or making the
same the issue shall bc decided against
and servant hereinafter prov.ded for.
§43. In the sale of property under ex
ecution, or other order of the County
Court, or Judge, the time and place of
sale aud the adtPirrt7semcut may be as
him, the Court shall issues warrant or , prescribed in the execution, or in any
order to some olfictr of his Court, with other issued by the Judge, provided, that
directions for the removal of such ten- j unless the property be perishable or ex
ant from the premises, and the delivery pensive to keep, not less than ten day s
of the same to the owner or his agent.— J notice shall bt givtn. Unless differently
But if tire alleged tenant shall set up li- ; ordered by the Judge, the regulation of
tic to himself in said promises, then the i sale under execution ot order for sums
Court shall return the issue to the next exceeding fifty dollars, shall be as in tfre
term of the Superior Court of the county, j Superior Courts, and for fifty dollars or
to be tried as provided by § 3,987 of the ; less, as in Justices' Courts.
Code. I § 44. An appeal may be taken to a
§ 30. To prevent the abuse of the sum- ijury from My division in ths daily Coun-
uiary process provided in the above sec- ! t y Oourt in a civil case, by a payment of
tion, any person, whether the plaintiff or ! cos ts and of the jury fee, as provided in
a third person who shall serve or procure
the service of such a summons otherwise
than in good fai.h, shall be punished as
for a contempt by fine not excetding
twenty dollars, or imprisonment not to
exceed ten days. The failure of the
plaintiff to appear by himself or attorney
to prosecute his claim, shall be prima
facie evidence agaiust the person serving
the summons.
§ 31. In any cate iu the Daily Court,
a summons may be served by the party
or other persons, or by an officer, and ser
vice by the party or unofficial person n.ay
be approved by his oath, but if the de
fendant appears no proof need be made.
§ 32. lf the defendant fails to appear
the case may proceed ex parte, unless the
Judge deems delay necessary. If he ap
pears and defends, a brief of the grounds
of defence shall be entered upon the sum
mons.
§ 33. Proceeding under possessory war
rants, in ffafeai CW/>«s cases, aud other
cases usually tried ut Chambers, shall be
the same before the County Judge as be
fore other Judges exercising like juris
diction, and the Judge may determine j
the mode of citing the party, and the :
time and place of hearing.
§ 34. Attachm'nts, claims, and like
proceedings, returned by any Justice or
other officer to the County court, shall be
returned lor trial to a day not less than
ten days alter the issuing thereof. If is
sued by the County Judge, and returua
blc to his own Court, the Judge may pre
scribe any day for the return, in. his dia
cretion.
§ 35. Continuances in other cases may
bc allowed under the same rules as in the
Superior Courts, but in cases eU Court
contracts between Master and Servant,
and in other cases in which not more
than twenty dollars i^claimed, they shall
be granted only on terms ss hereinafter
set forth.
§ 36. Trials shall be had on the day
of appearance, unless on cause shown for
continuance. The rules of the Superior
Court apply as to opening and closing the
case, hearing and rejecting testimony, and
the like, unless specially excepted.
§ 37. The testimony of either party
shall b« competent’in cases between mas
ter and servant, and all other eases which
if between white persons would be with
in the jurisdiction of Justices’ Courts.
§ 38. The County Judge may, in his
discretion, take the testimony of a wit-
§55. If any offense is charged which j and wife, shall at all times be evidence of
4s Within the jurisdiction of the County , marriage, in cases civil and crirtiiUrl.
Court, upoR the trial of which it shall ! § 3. Any one who is a charge to the
appear tha*8h<e crime committed is ot s • public shall not bc competent to contr.iCt
grade beyond its jurisdiction, the trial
thus begun shall be regarded as if be
fore a Cofcrt of Inquiry, stid the court
§ 14 of this article.
§ 45. A neic trial, upon legal grounds,
may bc awarded, if the Judge is satisfied
that justice requires it- Want of notice
of the first trial, or absence of the party
without fault, shall be a good ground for
a new trial, or an affidavit of illegallity.
§ 49. A certiorari may be had upon
the application of the party complaining
of error to the County Judge, with notice
to the opposite party or his attorney, sta
ting the grounds of complaint, and giv
ing* brief of the material evidence, up
jpo which it shall be the dutj of the
Judge to proeeed as under a writ of cer
tiorari, to certify the proceedings of the
County Court to the. Judge of the Su
perior Court within ten daji after such
application, and the'Judge of the Superi
or Court shall hear and finally determine
the &atuc at chambers, or at the session of
the Superior Court, as may seem propef.
§ 47. Application for appeals, neic
trials, or certiorari must be made within
four days after trial, and in cases between"
master and servant, and in any other esses
which the Judge shall deem it just, com
pliance with the provisions of § 53, con
cerning dilatory proceedings, shall be re
quired*
§ 48 Claims to persenal property un
der any execution UT nrtler issued from
the County Court, or to the personal prop
erty at any sale to whieh a free person of
color is « patty, or in which the parties
elect the CouBty.Court for trial, shall be
tri.d as in the Superior Court, except that
no jury shall be provided unless required
under the provisions of Sec 14 of this
article.
§ 49. Attachments may be tried under
the rulei of the Superior Court.
§ 50. The County Judge granting an
appeal or a new trial, may assign any day
for the trial, in his dircrction, allowing
reasonable time to the parties and making
no unnecessary delay.
FRIVOLOUS ACTIONS, DEFENSES AND
f -DELAYS.
§ 51. In any case between master and
servant in the daily court, the Judge
shall (and in other cases he may in his
discretion) award damages to the defen
dant in a sum not to exeeed the costs, if
the action shall be manifestly frivolous or
vexatious; and is like.manner to the
plaintiff damages of not less than ten nor
more than twenty-five per cent, of tLe
sum claimed, if the defenss be manifestly
frivolou-i or Tcxalious. Damages to the
G KG 111* IA—‘Coweta Coun ty.
To all idiom it may concern :
\ NDHKW J. HKiUtV having, in proper form,
applied to me for Letters of Administra
tion on the estate of Thomas J. Berry late of
said county, deceased:
This is to cue ml :t l *A sir V.lar the creditors
and next of kin of said deceased to be and
appear at my office \ritUiu the time allowed by
law, and show cause, if any they cuu. why
letters of Administration should not be grail-;
. . „ ted to Andrew J. Berry on the estate of snid
Lamps: Lamp Chimneys, Kero- deceasr -
Oils, and
DYE-STUFFS.
marriage.
§ 4. The marriage of an apprentice,
without the consent ol his master, shall
not be lawful.
ARTICLE IV.
PARENT AND CHILD.
§ 1. Among persons of color the pareDt
shetll be requited to maintain his or her
children, whether legitimate or illegiti
mate.
§ 2. Children shall be subjected to the
saVnC obligations, in relation to their pa
rents, as those which exist iu relation to
white persons.
§ 3. Every colored thild heretofore born
is declared to be the legitimate child of
its mother and also of its colored father,
if acknowledged by such fallier.
ARTICLE V.
GUARDIAN AND WARD.
§ 1. The : elation of guardian Snd ward,
as it exists among white persons in this
State, shall be subject, among persons ol <
color, to the jurisdiction of the Ordinary,
with tho right of appeal, as in other cases.
[Continued next lLe/.\]
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Id igli School.
Male and Female Collegiate Institute.
ness in the presence of the parties, or in , . , . - ... ,
. r . 1 , ... I plaintiff may amount to five dollars, al
a civil case, of their counsel, and du
charge the witness, notwithstanding the
case may not be ready for a final hearing
a memorandum of such testimony shall
be made in writing, and read over by
him in presence of the witness and the
parties, (or counsel, as above,) and sign
ed by him at the time, which memoran
dum may be read in evidence at the in
stance of either party.
§ 39. The cost of unnecessary and su-
perfiuous witnesses may be taxed by the
Coanty Judge against the person intro
ducing them, in eases civil and criminal, j
If either party is tho presence of-the
Jsdge admits any facts material to the
ease, a note of such admission may be
made sad signed by the J ; udge» sod no
witness to that fact shall be considered
necessary, and if qlreody .in attendance
they may be discharged.
limitations.
§ 40. Actions, not on written Son tracts,
for or against a person of color, nut. be
though twenty-five per eont of the etsim
would tali short ot that sum.
TERMS or DILATORY PROCEEDINGS.
$ 52. is salts between master and ser
vant, the defendant shall not b« allowed
to continue the same, or to delay paysseot
by any proceeding, such as aa appeal
cerloirart, new lr,aT, iffegaflity. stay of
ex sent ion, or other dilatory proceeding,
except npon the terms following, rix:
that he shaH nuke such pejoaent in the
nature of alimony for the present support,
of the plaintiff or his family, out of any
sum or property he admits to be due as to
the Judge may seem reasonable and just,
unless npon affidavit that nothing is due.
Ths proceeding or ease delayed shall, if
properly to be tried before the County
Court, be brought to trial within tea
days, bbWn os cause shown for continu
ance, . .
STMT-ANN PAL SESSIONS,
§ 53. The semi annual County Court
shall have concurrent jurisdiction with
shall dispose of the caste accordingly.
§ 56. Any white person accused of an
offense not within the exclusive jurisdic
tion of some other court, may make a
written demand for trial in the County
Court, expressly, waiving indictment and
trial by jury, and upon such demand, it
■hall be the duty of the County Judge to
appoint a day within seven days there
after, and to give notice thereof to Ihc
accuser, if there be one to his attorney,
and if there be no accuser, to any other
person whom he may deem it important
to notify. In cases presented by a Grand
Jury, notice shall begivpn to the Solicitor
General o r the circuit. On the day ap
pointed, the trial shall proceed, unless
continued for cause from time to time,
and the effeet of acquital or conviction
shall be the same as upon trial in the
Superior Court, and iu ease of conviction,
the sentence shall be executed in the
same mahfttf. Sections 39th and 40th
of this article apply to criminal as well
as civil cases, provided that in all cases
the accused shall bc confronted with the
witness, and the right of cross-exaaiina-
tion be accordod to him.
ROSTS. AND FEES.
§ 57. In all eases not specially cxMpt-
eJ, the Judge’s costs iu the semi-annual
Courts shall be the same as those of the
Clerk of the Superior and Inferior Courts
for like services. In cases in the daily
courts, if the stirti or damages claimed ex
ceed fifty dollars, then two thirds of such
costs, if not over fifty dollars, then onfc-
third of such costs shall be taxed sk
Judge’s costs. The Judge’s costs in
criminal cases shall bc two dollars for
every ease begun, and two dollars addi
tional for every case tried or transmitted
to the Superior Court The J udge’s costs,
1or cases in which discharge or special
performance is prayed, or other like cases
not claiming money, shall be two dollars
lor each case, and the same for the fore
closure of mortgages, the partition, of
personality, the removal of intruders,
tresspassers, or tenants holding over, and
the trial of claims; also for the certiorari
of any case. For case of forcible entry
or detainer, abatement of a nuisar.ee, or
grant private ways, three dollars. In
other proceedings usually tried at Cham
bers, such as possessory warrants, Habeas
Corpus cases, and the like, throe dollars.
In cakes in which no fees are prescribed
by law, the Ordinary or any three Justices
of the Inferior Court, may determihe
what shall be the Judge’s costs.
§ 58. It shall be the duty of the spe
eial Bailiff, uuless the Judge shall assign
the duty to the Sheriff of his Depuity,
to collect all judgnTwnts for costs, and
the officer collecting them shall be enti
tled to retain ten per cent thereof.
§ 69. In cases between mastef Ihd ser
vant, which shall go against the servant,
the judgment for costs, upon notice to
mastrf, shall operate as a garnishment
Sgainst him, and he shall retain a suffi
cient amount for the payment thereof out
of any wages due to said servant, or to . ..
J ° _ I The rooms are commodious and tTCH ar-
beeome due during the period of service, | ranged for the comfort of students.
and may be citsd at any time-by the coL ! s-.jcllinar, Reading, Arithmetic, Algebra. Ge-
. | onietry, Trigonometry and the higher Mather
lceting officer, to make^nswer thereto. j matics taught. Also the Latin and Greek
pine, Perfumery, Flavoring
Fxtracts, liair Resto
rers, Patent Medi-
cines, &c.
In a short time his stock wiil be as complete
as before the ’-ar.
jS^Teras to suit Purchasers.'’©a
November lS-ll-Cm.
; Wi'l continue business
old Stand of
at
Witness mv hand and tsfReia.1 signature. Jan
5, lWi'i.’ ' B. II. MITCHELL, Only.
.Ini. C-IS-30d.
GEORG ! A — CoweSa County.
T<’M. 15. PINSON having applied to- be
l i appointed l» tanlian of the person itud
property *9f f*nn~ie G. Sims, a minor under
fourteen years of age. resident of said county;
This is to cite all persons concerned to he
and appear at the term of the Court of Ordi
nary held next after tho expiration of thirty
day’s from the lirst publication of this notice,
abd show cause, if any they can, why said
Wm. B. Pinson should not be entrusted with
the guardianship of the persdu and property or
said Fannie G. hams.
Witness mv hand and official signature, Jau.
18;,<). " B. II. MITCHELL, Ord'y.
.Ian. fi-ffe-ffo.l.
j GEORG I A—Cowelti County.
To all idiom it may concern :
REBUKE & HEN
A’A’K'’ LY, GA.
WHOLESALE A XL RETAIL
w
1LLIA.M
form a p
S. BEADLES having in proper
died to me for permanent Let-
ter* 0
* Admitifs:
ration on tiie est
ite of
Joseplt
Bead!
cs. late ot
sai l county, dec
eased
Tbi
s is to <-it;
all and singular
the c
red i tors
and 1
ext of kin
t'f said dec vast
4 i 0
be and
LEONIDAS JUNES-, Pkincipal,
Professor Mathematics, Ancient Languages, J'c.
THOMAS J. GIBSON. Assi-tant,
Instructor in PitglisU Pranches.
Music 1> tpart men t.
Exercises begin on the second Monday
in January, 1866.
Co'tirse of Study and Rates of Tuition
per Scholastic Month.
Pr.t.vAKY DKrxBTMKNT, (Spelling, Bead
ing and Writing.) :
t . j 1 % f, - A. ' • * VtfWVUIICUft J 111 IJU1VIIVU w Sill
and place of trial, an4 tha* time wUfcn brought w.lhin twelve months *hcr the #f ^ ^ ^ of whicb
which to serve the summons. If no
for service is named, it Must not be I
accrual of tbs cause of action,
| some disability intervenes, and ia such
than five dajwbeJbiw triai, and if noplace j caste* within twelve Booths from the re-
exclusire jurisdiction is aot vested in
mum ethetr eowrt,' ioeludisg jurisdiction
is legitiuistisiag person?,ehaagiag
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Pk‘ VAiiATonv Ds'-artmcvt:
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Grammar,Urography-. Ar itUnietic..fco..) 4 t>U
hWB
Bled: ernes', Chemicals,
rERFUMERY, FIXE tOILET SOAfS, FIXE
EMi\ AID 2Q02S SStFIHSS,
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, AND SHOULDER
BRACES,
appear at mv office within the tims allowed by
in\v. and show rnirie. if any they can, why
permanent Administration should not bc gran
ted to William S. Beadles on the estate of said
deceased.
Given under my hand and ofii- ial signature
IV 1 . •_*Lh r IHi'i.j. B il. MITCHELL, Ord'r.
IVe'eer.iber 3O-!7-d0d. *
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Rev. W. B. Sm th,
Rev. E. Stafford,
Titos. C. MouelanU,
Jouy W. Arnold,
Trustees.
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MALE SCHOOL.
V
HE undersigned, having routed the *• Piii-
_ lomathie Institute,” respectfully announce
to tiie citizens of New nan aud surrounding
country that they will open a
HALE SCHOOL*
Monday, Jan. 15th, T8G6.
For Medicinal uses-,
: i2aD:£2si 9 LI-JmgdL£-tti->SUt^aII'AS3 0
BLUE STOKE, -GIN-&EU,
IK&lSdt MADDER, COPPERAS
Comvk;:C!al Department. (Engl
Grammar. English CmhpoMtion, Arith
metic, Book Keeping, Penmanship, Al
gebra, A'c.
Colt.bgivtk Department,.(Natural Sci
ences anti Belies Letters. Declamation,
Latin, Greek. French, Higher Mathe
matics, Music, Ae.,)
TD 3P3EEB
The above School will consist of two Terms pv X- py/ v T 7 r
—six months for the first, and four far the c/Uaiuix A XJ.A X xxxxf xxXX'^J
second. Students entering either of these
will be charged from time of entrance until
close of the Term. Tuition payable at the dost
of each month.
Board and lodging ran be had at $20 per
month. Yd young men preferring 4ti board
themselves, Maj. Moreland and others have
offered to furnish timber, and allow-them to
build rooms on their land, near the Academy,
free of charge.
"Christian Association*' every Wednesday
night. Lectures on Bible subjects.
'•Literary Society"—important subjects
discussed—every Friday night.
Respectfully,
LEONIDAS JONES. Principal.
Maj. R. O. More-.and, )
y r
Xtk f
Slarcli, Npl’s Turpentine,
Lamps and Lamp Chimneys,
Fens, Ink, Letter Paper, Kn
velops, Dye woods and Dye
StulFs. In fact my stock will
contain everything that is kept
in a first Class
Baud store
GK()JIG 1A—Coweta Cot!nty.
To dll idiom 'it may concern :
OlIN J. HOOD having in proper form ap
plied to me for p irmanent Letters of Ad
ministration on the estate of Thomas J. Wilson,
Lite of said county, deceased:
This is to cite all arid singular the creditors
and next of kin of said deceased, to be and
appear at mv ofliee within the time allowed
by law- arid *hotV fcatlse, if any they can, why
permanent administration should not. be gran
ted to John J. Hood o:t the estate of said de
ceased.
Given under tnv hand and ofli -i il signature,
D.-e. 2.5; ltnjo. 7b IF. MITCHELL, Ord’rv.
t)-.;eember 30-17 dud.
G EUKGf A—Coweta County.
Tn all whom it may concern :
T AMES N WOOD having in proper form
applied to me f r permanent Letters of
Adntlidstru’it.n do the estate of Mary N. Wood,
late of siibl comity; defeased:
This is It. bite all ami singular the creditors
and Lext of kin of said deeiiitsed. to be and
appear at my office within the time a'lowed by
law,-and show cause, if any they can. why
perm uient administration should not he gran
ted to James N. Wood on the estate ot said
dceeascd.
Given under mv hand and official signature,
Dec. 27, ' B. il. MITCHELL, (ird ry.
December 30-17-30J.
0F.()it*'11 A—-Coweta County.
^foTIUE is hereby given t> all persm*
N c-jitCerHccl that on the L’Stii day of June,
186-1, John Rowland, late of Coweta cofiuty,
departed this life leaving hi? last will ;md tes-
t .meat, and the executor therein named l.avi g
refused to be qualified, and no perron hayp g
applied for Letters of Admiitt tration with the
will annexed on ti c estate of said John Row
land. and that in terms of the law administra
tion, with tin will ann -X- d, will bc rested In
the Clerk of the Bttpcrior Court, or some
other fit and proper p.-rson, thirty days after
the publication of this eit.ition, unless some
v;« 'd objection is made to his appointment.
Given under my hand and official signature,
til 13 27th December} i sfio.
. Dec. 30-17-304. B. If. MITCHELL, Ord'ry:
By strict attention to the wants of ensto
mers I hope to merit a share of public patron
age. I respectfully invite my friends to cat!
and examine ray Stockland prices. Physicians'
prescriptions carefully compounded," 8»d all
ordct-3 correctly answered. Medicines w
ranted genuine and of the best quality.
J. S. HENRY.
Sept. 16, 18S5-2-6m.
GEORGIA—Coweta County.
A NDKEW B. UALH'jUN having applied
to be appointed guardian of tiie person
and property of John a minor, resid. ut
of said t.-otiiuL :
This is to cite all person.? concerned to be
and appear at the term of the Court of Ordi
nary to be held next after the expiration of
thirty days from the first publication of this
notice, And show cause, if any they can, wiiy
said Andrew B: Calhoun should not be entrus-
: ted with the guardians! ip of the person nr.d
property of John Sims.
Witness mv Laud and official signature, this
Dec. 20, ISgC B. II. MITCHELL, Ord'ry.
December 30-17-30)1.
JOHNSON Sc GARRETT,
PKALBKB Ilf
ft / ^ j in ti 11 va iAU"ti i. Ateo iuc «in(j 1 -■ r -* i •
§S0. The eosts known as jutlges eovts j Languages. Boys prepared fOr a College (j C H C f 3 1 M C T C il 3 R (I 1 S C
shall b* paid into ths county Treasury,
as well ss fines, penalties, forfeitures,
Zlatos of Tuition..
ASD AI.L KINDS OF
nrocecds ©f labor, an^ the like, and the . Spelling. Reading, Geography
j^ s ..b.lfk« to receive f>ou. 1 S'^
the county Treasures, a sum equal to
one half th* gross amouftt of all the:
costs known as judge's costs for which !
judgment has been given, whether col-;
lectsd or not, that he may hare no in
terest in throwing the costs upon the HOWARD, EVANS Sc CO.,
party, beatable to pay them.
E@_Due first day of each month.
Those desiring to send their boys or wards
would do well to see W. S. BEADLES,
Nov. 4-S-tf. W. T. FREEMAN,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Brick Frost, S:cond Door from Herald Office,
NEWNAN, OA.,
GEOR’G 1A—Coweta County.
IhTOTicE is hereby gi en to all persons con-
jN corned that on the 10th day of August,
1864. Nathan .S unn-, late of Coweta county:
departed this life intestate, and r;o person has
applied for administration on the estate of said
Nathan .Simms} and that in terms of the law
administration v. il! l>c vested in the Clerk of
the Stfperior Coart; or some other fit and pro-'
per person, thirty days after the publication of
this citation, unless some valid objection is
made 10 bis appointment.
Given under my hand and official signature,
this 27;h day of Dmember, 1 ‘b'-o.
De% 30-17-304. B. H. MITCHELL, Ord'rv.
GEORGIA-
1
-Coweta Co a r: tv
tVvt) MONTHS afterdate application w:il
be made to tiie Ordinary ot Coweta comW
tv for leave to sell all or a part of tb« Land -
Will keep on hand a general assortment of be'onging to the estate of Bird Parks, jr., late
. ! ;twh goods as afe needed in the rouat-jr which
G.J. HOWARD. G.W. KTASS.JR. W. H. BOWABO.jft. i •*“ ' 1 S"-- 3 J - !
1 I
thev will sell
of said county, deceased.
Dec. 0-’i4-2m. T. f>. PARKS, Exee'r.
§ 61. The fees on a contract offered to
b« filed aa a court contract, whether filed
or declined for proper legal cause; shall
bc fifty cents, if the term of service or
rent is six months ar less, and one dollar
if otcx six months, or indefinite as to
time.“'FdT *ny* other clerical woffc, his
fees shall correspond with those cd ths
Clerk of the Superior Court.
ARTICLE III.
ASD WIFE,
5 1. Persons of color now living to
gether as husband aud wife arc hereby
declared to Sustain that legal relation to
TViiOL.ESAL.E GEOCEKS
AND
GENERAL commission
WHITEHALL STREET,
Atlanta, Georgia,
H ATING large storage '■-rcommodatlcn*
consignments ©f
Low for Cash or Country Pro luce.
November ll-10-3m.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors'
j A LL those indebted to the estate of J.dm
: Carl
Carroll Sheriff’s Sale.
On the first Tuesday in February next,
Ron, late of Campbell cofin ty, decens-'
I ed are requested to corne forward and maker
payment, nuri fhose having demauds against
; "aid estate w;!i present them in terms of tho
| law. ARTHUR HUTCHINSON, Adin’r.
December 30-17-6t.
\ t ^ ILL be sold before the Court House Notice to Debtors and Creditors,
> door in Carrollton, Carroll county, 4 LL THOSE ii.debt d to the estate of J.v</
betwren ibe usual bow cf ?cbv the foffbvrrrr* . J. Beavers, late of CoweU coiratv, de-
property, fo-wi£. :
- One hundrei one and
or less. *f lot of land number two hundred estate will present them in terms
xnd four (2ftI.) in the second (2d) District of, > n cases made an I provided.
Cam H c'rrrnty: Levied on ns t t (Property of
R, M, 'freglone, non-resident, (it being bis : ; —
Interest in raid lot.) to satisfy a fi fa i'sned j ' j'WO MONTHS after date application will
: ceased, are notified to come forward and makt
quarter acres, more payment, and all having (fernandsagainst said
the law
>0-i7-«t. WM. H. BEAVERS. Adai'r/
» it shall uiHterettwd to be the j moral ef tbe disability. The time da gran ting corporate privileges. The eaeb other, unless a man shall haTe two jhrehandise. Cotrat*v Prodn
u5Rsl plseeof holding Court.
ring which a defendant abscond? or cot!-' eesriccr «-b«H It F?!d ot ouch fitsc? or vr/yre reputed wires, or 9 wott'o two
JI description* of
e. Ac., reside t-
- a* ft 1
from the Justice f'ourt of the C124 District,
G. M..i 1 favor of Richards .t Atrstin.-plaintiff,
vs. Thomas Mr.nff and R. Tff^Iorve, defen
dants. Levy me.d * ar.d retortfed to rn» t.v a of J>,!;:i I’erkins, late of said countv,:tie-'
table. 1. J: SMITH. Sheriff. | ceased. J. K. CJOK. A am r.
J Le made to the -Ordinary of Coweta
county for Ic-wvc to sell tiie remniniflg por;io,r
of the land yet unsold, be lousing to the est te
con
tw.