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Keeping Sweet Potatoes.
Editors fSoutijerx Oi.ti vator :—I
Wh ; beW I proml-cd to give you uiy plan'
r of keeping potatoes. which is the cheap-
baogled; in talking to a baby, is a que?
lion unanswerable to all sore mothers
themselves. We opine that the produc
tion referred to is discriptive of the home
scene that takes place when the mother,
at is tscreome by the “ artless cun-
nitigol the “ dtfrlingsweet,” ao<l snafehts
it raptuoosly from among its playthings
the floor, to kiss and talk to it. Here
on
it in:
BabyTaik-
The following production, in it? peculiar
line, can hardly be improved upon,
the King’s English should be miserably ^ j and certainly the safest Eve
ever seen tried.
I LniM a pop of logs, any desired length
and five feet wide, (this lessens the r’.-%
from bulking,) four or six feet h-gh,
hew it down evenly on the inside, so that
the walls may be ceiled or daubed siuooth-
; ly ;,cover the whole with a good root, an 1
have a small d<>or in the end. When
this is done* raise the bottom with stones,
five or six inches high ; cover these when
dry sand, to keep th< m from cutting the
t potatoes, which may now be put iu, be
ginning in the middle. 1 hive or ‘<-ur
iincliesof dry sajt.l must be placed be
(tween them and the wall. I gomritim-'
: have a plank for this puposc. racing it
’ up a.-v the potatoes are put in, keeping tii*
’Space betwren’thc plank and wall wr.l
! filled in with sand, which will run down
! through the potatoes a-^ the j.iank is rais-
! ed. Let them remain so until fre- zing
j weather, when you can readily cover en
tirely with the dry sand, d’ep emamh r.•
keep them from being chilled. Some a
i tent ion may be necessary for aw
(the sand will continue to disperse it.-a.i
I among them, and leave the top nuke!,
i There should he no leaks in the roof,
i There is hut little waste m the sand when
* once procured. Like the house, it is nl-
i ways r.*«(?y, and at the spot, hence the
! cheapness of the plan. The philosophy
j of the plan, is the uniform temperature it
(ensures, while it absorbs and carries ail
{the excessive moisture that may be in
j the potato, i have tried this plan sati->-
factorily for 20 years successivly. It
was suggested to my mind by seeing my
hogs rooting up sound potatoes in spring.
Yours, truly, Yv . COLQL ITT.
llocky Valley, Carroll co., Ga.
•FaH-and WitrttT tapM+u.tmir,
X 23 G S a
XT 133X20 tst * • ^
Millinery and Straw Goods.
IRMSTBOSG.nTOPt
J). BREW?
i4*’^ ^ a » e *
'tarn* *crmr **■
Zvi* Frank & Co.,
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before
coo»t}
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lands:
lot N«‘.
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so*'.*
it rthin th
order oi ^ ’
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Carroll Sheriff’3 Sale.
Oft fh< ties' TaSstfity in A or. ruber vr.rf,
r fl.L be sold before the Court IIor.se
door in
GEO EG IA—Carroll County.
To all irhom it may concern ;
A manda e. blaxchard having, in I>ro .
per form, applied to me for permanent
Carrollton, Carroll county. j c{tt>r5 0 f administration on the estate of Berrr
1 !w>i: "a . v t w-o ! o ♦ 11 fit 11 W IHIT ; r Til . t. . .. 1 f.. -..Gd .. . *
hours of sale. on the ) between the usual hours of sale, the following ^ Blanchard, lute of said county, deceased
nd seven tv- one
it.vo hundred
f r(\
-j.; and :s '
instantly Rt
Whcrc’t ze babyy, bess it's V-rt,
Muzzer’a little dnrlev boy ;
Turn and time into its tart,
Suck it* little sugar toy,
Now we’ll take it ridy widy,
Dearest, preshus, birdy, honey ;
Ma won’t let it slidy idy,
Cause twould hurt her lithe sonny.
Oh, yon pitty sugar plummy,
Does it want its story talky ?
So it sail; you ducky tummy,
bet its muzzy sec it walky,
Mr, what ail*, it« tweetest moutv,
Mama faid its going to ky ;
Ouhr kaa '** pDuiy,
Iiuslicy darky rocky bye.
Does the cabbage mama eaty
Make its little tummy ache V
Is its itle eyes so sccpy,
llickup keep it wide awake ?
Does it want to see its daddy ?
So it sail in ittlc while ;
See its traw its tunny paddy,
What dot* ail ze blessed chile ?
Ugh ; you naughty pin, go away!
Hushy, Uearcy, go to seep ;
Mama by her baby stay,
Ugly fies from baby tcep.
Eibboss, B SitEs ana
Velvets, Rabies, Flowers, ;• 1
STS AW BONNETS, LADIES’ HATS,
(Trimmed and l. atrxmiu -’.
(3 m a: Ax i lp L?-i ^ zi .a .
No. *237 and. Isoits of 239.
BALTIMORE, '■ D
Offer a Stock unsurpassed iu the Uni:-
.States iu v tricty and cheapness. Orders s
li. Ited and prompt attention gi ven.
t^TEKMS CASH. -93
&
GOBS,
BOOTS, SxJOihS,
•nr
: One bun-ire.i >
171 f ne bnndre
acres of lot N >. J
. all in the first <1 i
ten shares ■ money
a and North Alab
siribution a* the property
creased. Terms, c-.sh.
- v W W ADPV. A I:
id
Gents
r units
I
oxiiv^
CROCKERY
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Et(
Aslniiiiisfratos* 7 * $ale.
.♦REEABLY to an order i f the Ordinary
,rf Coweta county, will be sold bef»uje
. -rt'Douse do'c-r in Newnan. said county.
I.ote reit tWhi'lil Honrs of sale, on the first
Tu-.-s l.sv in December, the west he;f of lot No.
87 i n t he 2d isfricr of said < tftHj, b donging
to \he estate of J V Harris, late of s .id county,
deceased. £*oid f- r the bench of the legatees
of said estate. Terms on the day of sale.
0,-‘. 20-tds. V f MOORS, Adm’r.
r next, the following i property, tc-'.vit:
tijotv-ei-ht acres of y> ;ie ninth of lots and land Nos. 200 and
'2)2. in the 2d district of Carroll county, the
inne bemg the interest of E P Blackburn in
s; id land.: levied on as the pro-perty of E P
Black! urn. to satisfy one fi f.i in favor of G
Barton, bearer, vs. D S Johns and E P Black
burn. principals, and G .) Haynes and T \\ El
lison. endorsers. Property pointed out by
plaintiff’s attorney. Levy made and returned
to me by e. constable.
One hundred and liftv acres Of lot of '.f«iul
s : ; t t of Coweta county,
p uli in t?»e Savanna’ll,
r.a Rail Rc-ad. So'd
of Jacob Ad-
nnmber unknown, in th N lOt'a district of C .r-
- ruil cquatr. it being the place whereon Mrs
lbiv ami £> -M Kay now lives: levied on as the
' propertv of William Ray, to satisfy one ft fa
C .1 anirttt \V vnn re \\ ill
This is to cite all and singular the creditor!
and next of kin of said deceased to lie and
appear tt my office within the time allow ed by
law and show cause, if any they can. why
permanent letters of administration should
not be -ranted to Amanda E. Blanchard o»
the estate of said deceased.
Wiirces my hand and official signature thj»
Sept. 15, ’Stiff. J. M. BLALOCK. OrJ'rv.
Sept. 20-4-lm. ?d.
GEORGIA—Carroll County.
To all icJio'm if mat/ concern :
C UT ARLES E. WALKER having, in proper
/ form, applied to me for letters of admin
istration or the estate of Charles If. Walker
' £ a
t Ao il i > 'c Jt’jUiw
at 1XIS STAInTD
OUR Stock of Clothing is complete,
have a fine assortment of
BLACK CLOTH COATS,
We
* GRKEARLY to an oixirr of th.e Court oi
Ordinary of Coweta county, wiil be sold
before the Court House door in Newnau, said
county, within the legal hours of sale, on the
fir^t Tuesday in December next, (widow s
dower excepted) three hundred acres of land,
in the original 1st now the Oth district of Said
countv. being lot No. 1B5. and half of lot No. attachment
155, belonging to the estate of Lewis Brooks,
deceased. Sold for
and creditors. Terms on the day of sale.
Oct. 20-tds. CHAS LEAVELL, Adm’r.
in favor of Solomon Wynn vs Wm R*y. pn»- ^ of ^ co , lnfv deceased :
cipal. and J L, ^‘ty. and ..laran j ^ to che aa(i aflmonish ft]]
and singular the next of kin and creditor? of
said deceased, to be and appear at my office
within the time allowed by law ami show
cause, if any they can, why permanent admin
istration should not be granted to Charles U
Walker on the estate of said deceased.
Given underrify hand and official signature
this the 15th of Sept., ItiffVr.
Sept. 2D-1 m.—SB J. M. BLALOCK, Ord'r
Cnandler, endorser. Property pointed out by
plaintiff. Levy made and returned to me by a
constable.
Norib half of lot of land No. 212, and north
west quarter of lot of land No. 213, in the
original 10th now the Pth district of said
county: levied on as the property of Joab
Martin, to satisfy due fi fa in favor of J T & H
J Meador aud other ti fas now in ray hands.—
Property pointed out by C C Price.
The undivided two-third? of lot of land No.
78; irr the hill district of Carroll county : lev
ied ou as the property of A S Bridges, who
Oth district of said j absconded, to satisfy a fi fa founded on an
d obtained in the Justice Court
for the lOOPth diSt, G M. in favor of W U' &
benefit of the heirs II F Merrill, vs A S Bridges. Levy made and
returned to me by a constable.
JAMES P. COLEMAN. Sheriff.
October 1, ISffff.
CASSIMERS, E’
[V<
IV ?
AflEsiiRistrator’s siiifie.
iB
the vessel
crouching
in agony.
Others in
Scenes on the Evening Star Previous to
Sinking.
All the human beings in
were on deck. Some were
down wringing their hands
Others paced up and down,
exposed positions clung to the rigging,
but in all fear seemed to take but a small
place. It might be supposed that a-
mongst euch women fear would be the
dominant trait. An opera troupe, a circus
troupe, and a company of ninety-three
prostitutes numbered amongst them, un
doubtedly, some who were as low in moral
feelings as can be found, but justice as
well as charity to the dead compels us to
say that they behaved admirably; in fact
their conduct on such a trying occasion
could not be surpassed. One in particular
distinguished hciself.
FLORA BUR DELL,
alias Louisa Cunningham, who was taking
to New Orleans forty young women lor
Iter odious traffic, from the first signs of
danger until ail was over, to«'k the lead
in aetr. of courage. When 'bailing she
noted like-a mau, and a good man at that.
When the boats were lowering she han
dled them well, and appeared to know as
much about them as mm whose lives had
been passed on the ocean. She sank
when the ship went down.
THE END.
As no boat could live in such a sea and
nil efforts to recover had been abandoned,
each one devoted himself to a few last
duties. At about G A. M., the ship gave
n heavy lurch—always a precurser of the
going down—and*settled fast. Another
lurch and she sank to rise no more. Ail
around are seen human beings struggling
in the water in vain attempts to keep
afloat. A large number were sucked in
with the ship. A few succeeded in get
ting on the hurricane deck which detach
ed itself, while others get on loose spars
and logs. The sea soon became covered
with floating logs, which justifies the in
ference that the vessel in sinking broke
up. For miles around these floating logs
were to be seen. To some they were a
Curious History of a Thousand Dollar
Note.
Frequent mention has been mdde in
the proceedings of the Haiti move City
Council of a thousand dollar bank note,
which was in possession of Mr. Josiah
Cobb, and which he felt desirous to have
disposed of, so that he might be relieved
of*all care in reference to it. Its history
(which we copy front the Baltimore Sun)
is a little curious :
“In the year 1838. it appears, Mr.
Cobb was called on to chatue a ?10 note.
Upon looking at it, ho discovered it was
h genuine SI,000 bill, and lie was curious
to know something more about it So
great a mistake in the dcnonnm.timi.of a
note was not ordinarily made li" re
tained it for inquiry, and then ascertained
it had been offered to a lady who con
ducted the millinery business, by a negro
woman, in pay for some articles. -I h it
some one was the loser to that amount
seemed almost certa n.
“ Mr. Cobb under the circumstances,
felt himself justifiable in retaining the
note so as to find the owner, lie adver
tised it at various times lor some four
years,and never had a call for it. Tiie-i
of being its custodian, in February, 18 42,
ho deposited it in the city treasury, with
S80 40 interest, in trust lbr the benefit of
the owner, if he should ever be found—■
F.fforis have been made, at one time or
another, by parties in the way of admin
istration, or as descendants of the colored
woman, long since deceased, to get pos
session of it, but without effect. Since
the time of deposit with the city, the
SI,080 40 have been lying in the city-
treasury, drawing interest, aud at this
time the sum amounts to nearly S3,000.
This, by the action of the City Council
within a day or two past, it has been de
termined, shall be appropriated to the
use of the “Union Orphan Asylum.”—
Thus the mysterious note is finally dis
posed of. In addition to the singularity
of the fact that Mr. Cobb never found a
legal claimant for the note, notwithstand
ing his repeated advertisements, it seems
that the colored woman who presented it
to pay a bill never even appeared to make
a claim for it.—Baltimore Bun.
H as now on hand and to arrive a
General Stock of nearly all H -- articles
in the line of family Gr •••tri'— an-! . iaut*iioa
- applies consisting, ia part, a- lofiows .
!C- boxes fine Chow- i t!«z Buckets .t Tubs
ing Tobacco,
do z Sifters,
WE propose to sell every thing at tlie It
u Cash Prices" Those who wiili to
ell will please give us a call. Me can
BRICK STORE,
500 lbs fine Smoking 2 dozen p;
Tobacco, (Scarf.:!- Cards,
Cotton
nv VIRTUE of an order of the Court of j
Ordinary of Carroll county, will be sold i
bi-Iore the Court House door in Carrollton, on j
j the first Tuesday in December next, within j
do : the legal hours of sale, tiie following land to- '
j wit: one hundred and fifty acres of lot of bind j
number one hundred and three (10-3), in the j
| luh district of said county, lying on the old ,
' McIntosh road, ten mile? from Carroll ton, with
about fortv acres cleared land, with common
I rJst.’srste : •»*««* *»« *«
• the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Sold j
I subject to the widow's do ver. Terms cash, j
J R THOMASSON, Adm’r.
! Oct. 20-tds.—Pr’s fee $10
Postponed Sale.
Alto at the same time and place will be '
sold the folio icing property, to ic it: j
Four acres of north-east corner of lot (>fi
land No. 97, in the 10th district of said conn- j
ty: levied on as the property of James W ;
Michael, to satisfy two fi las issued from tne |
Justices’ Court of the 7141h dist of said county, j
in f.ivor of David Bowlin vs Jas V> Michael. :
Property pointed out by defendant. Levy I
GEORGIA—Coweta. County.
1 \ 4 7 HERE AS, Briton Simms, Exeecutor of
I f | the last will of J*hn Simms who wai
j the Executor of John Brooks, deceased, np-
1 plies for letters of dismission from the pstat»
of said John Brooks, deceased.
This is therefore to cite all persons concern-
j ed. kindred and creditors, to show cause if anr
j they can why said Execuler should not fijj
j discharged from his administration
| ceive lerters of dismission on the
I day in April iSffT.
Given under my hand and oi
this Sept. 2ff, ISffG.
B. II. MITCI
I Spot. 29-ffm.
atur».
Ord'r.
I)
C o w eUrift) u n ty.
AVID H. BURNmJn h
NORTH-WEST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE j —
Adanisaisti*atGa* 5 s Sale.
GEORGIA-
having applied te
be appointed guardian of the person
ami property of Silas G. Newman, minor un
der fourteen years of age, resident of suii
comity :
This is to cite all persons concerned to'os
and appear at my office on or before the first
Monday i,< November next, and show cause, if
: Notice to Debtors and Creditors. I can why David n. Burnham should
: not be entrusted with the guardianship of tb»
A LL persons iribebtcd to the estate of Sand- ' - - -- —
A ford Hubbard, late of Coweta county.
JAMES P. COLEMAN, Sh'ff.
October 1st. 18G6.
lcti & Kiilikinivl
5000 fine Scgars,
Two barrels fine M
cahoy Suufl,
Eight barrels
' Five
doz Jim Crows,
doz Flasks.
Pu vd; r and Shot,
ON BAY STREET,
NEWNAN, GA.
5 doz
Cea A
Oysters,
es jvr.d
n. G.-lS-tf-
j c. Taovrsox.
J. c. THOMPSON & BRG.
TLP respectfully inform tlu ir fri'-mi-
i.d the public, generally, that tiiey can
be fi
d
10 bbls N. O. Syrup, the little folk?.
2,000 lbs B •confclcm* 1500 bunch
sides!, . r J V:!
ts Facto-
5txi:s, over the Store-Room of Redwn
Culpoppsr -Sc Co.,
arc prepared to MAKE AND REPAIR
orxji^A^rx^rxT^i-E
VIRTUE of an order of the Court of
} Ordinary of Coweta county, will be sold ;
on the first Tuesday in December next, within 1
th<- legal hours of sale, before the Court House j
door in Newnan, one house and lot in Newnau j
whereon John Combs now lives, adjoining the j
lot oi G P Rucker on the north, Mrs. Rainey
on the south, and the railroad on the east.—
Sold as the property of -Joseph E iinundson,
deceased, for the oenefit of the heirs and cred
itors. [Oct. 20-tds] J 11 SMITH, Adm’r.
AdiiHiiistrator’s Sale.
~£~)Y VIRTUE of an order from the Court of
J y Ordinary of Coweta county, will be sold
mi the first Tuesday in December next, at the
Court House door in Newnan, said, county, be
tween the leg. - i hours of sale, sixty acres of
land, a part of lot number one hundred and
deceased, will make immediate payment, and
those having demands against the estate of said
deceased will present their claims in terms of _
the law. ELIZABETH HUBBARD,
Sept. 2?-40d. Administratrix.
person and properly of Silas G. Newman.
Given under my hand and. official signature
September id, 1 Stiff.
Sept. 20-304. B. II. MITCHELL, Ord'r/.
j ninety (190j, also one hundred and fifty acres • ty, deceased.
Fotiee to Debtors and Creditors.
4 LL persons indebted to the estate of
r\ Chas. S. Meriwethfcr, late of Coweta Co.,
dee d, are notified to come forward and make
immediate payment, an i those having demands
against said estate will present them in the
terms prescribed by law.
W. D. MERIWETHER, Adm’r.
Sept.22-3-400. '
r J ’WO months after date application will be
| made to the Court of Ordinary of Coweta
county for leave to sell the land belonging to
i the estate of John H. Neely, lute of said coun-
ic shortest notice and in good st?Ie.
also nrc-oared to make
W
700 lbs Lard, fivsb.
10 sacks Livero'"
20 sack Virginia S.t
10 boxes Candles,
VrtQ
--E ; ‘‘-A
El 14-32
of land, a part of lot number two hundred
and nineteen (21fi), both in the nrst district;——
of said county Sold ns the property of John
Gay. deceased, to paj- tlie debts of said de
e-east d. Terms on the day of -ale. -»
Oct 20-tds WM B SHELL, Adm’r.
J. P. NEELY, Adm’r.
September 8-2m.
be
G K O R OIA — Coweta County.
To all whom it may concern :
AKTFIA A. GAY having in proper form
applied to me for permanent letters i t
administration on the estate of Winston W
Gay, late of said county, deceased:
This is to cite all and singular the creditor*
and .next of kin of said deceased, to be ami
appear at my office within the time allowed
by law, anil show cause, if any they can, why
permanent administration should nut be gran
ted to Martha A. Gay, on the estates of said
deceased.
Given under hand and official signature,
Sept. 19th, ls'lff. B. II. MITCHELL, Ord’y.
Scntcrnber 29-3u;l.
STATE OF G KORGI A—Coweta County.
ILLIAM TAYLOR, guardian of William
T. Holden, having applied to the Court
rfTVYO months after date application will - - -
JL made to the Court-dU Ordinary of (’owe- I of Ordinary for a discharge from Ins gunrd/ma
Inkstam
Writing Paper aud
ind tes
ite of
Envelope?,
53xec:3iGa^js
i
QY 5IRTUE of the last will
.1J of Simeon Yv. Meadows,
chanty, deceased, wiil Be sold
cry, !> it.re tlie Court House d<mr i
of 7’ -1nk.io, said ccutity, within
imurs of sale, on the first Tuesday in
her next, all the land? belonging to i!
fi - Ed deceased, to-wit:
No. 210, containin
tt
Heard
tne
town
legal
15 bbls New Flour, Fancy
200 bhs Wltite Corn.
tan u
lot
23 4,
BE
500 do Yellow do A fine assc
Five boxes Soda,
nyTi AH cf which
racket and
Cutlery. S:c.
he offers for
There is “sometlimg UdtV under tuo ]
sun ” after all. W hat do you t!>i"k r d t
“ Mother and Infant rccr jdi ii . One ;
means of salvation, while to others their 0 f tliese novel and now fashionable re j
country produce, at
ALSO
want to purchase
)5 ’jives’, marxet on:
500
bushels Dried
A ns. 18-3m.
202.4 acres,
100 “
80 “
20 “
Tiit* above lot and parts of lots comiioso a
settlement of about four hundred acres, cf
which forty or fifty acres is good bottom land,
rmi one hundred am! twenty-five acres wood
land. X:»is settlement is .well.improved, com-
able dwelling, good gin house, and other
building?. It is situated seven miles from
Franklin, ca the public roud from Franklin to
Newnan.
Alsu, about three hundred acres in another
b lying four miles from Franklin, on the
above named road, .''aid tract of land is coui-
pi.st d of lot N). 312. ::d 93 *<:re' of lot No.
oOf • d.so, 60 acres of lot No. 2<58. All the
above lands are in tiie-2.1 district of originally
Cctve-a now Heard county:
ArfiRiiii^ralwi 5 . f^ase.
: j < J ! 1
y\ VIRTUE of art order of the. Court of
J> OivHiiArr of Coweta. counfWpwITl- bo-sold
ihe firs* Tne'day in December next, at the
Bubkc^otit- * Court House door in *vetvnan in .-aid coantv.
within the lawful hours of sale, lot of land
number fifteen, and eighty acres of lot num
ber t wen tv, in the onginul first district ot
said countv, the same 1',-ing known us Hie
Evans Place:” the north half of lot number
fourteen, in the second district ol said county,
lot number twenty-one and lot number tvven-
tv-tWOj in the second district of said county.
.Sold as the property of John Bigby, deceased,
ihe same being the entire real estate of said j
deceased, and sold for the benefit ol his heirs |
and creditors. These lands are in a good j
state of cultivation, with comfortable bouses
on each place, and are very valuable. Terms
«,*!,. SEE8AX L BIGBY, Adm’x.
O uioLer, 2fl -.7- Ids.
j fa county for leave to sell a'l the lands belong-
1 ing to tiie estate of Sandford -Hubbard, late o!
i slRtl county, deceased.
ELIZABETH HUBBARD,
[ Sent’. 29-2in. AdminiStratfix.
ViVO months after date application wiil be
nuufe to the Ordinary of Coweta county
for leave to sell land belonging to the estate
of E. Ti. Baity, late of sni.i county, d *c’d.
Fept. 15-2m. AY. II. KELLY, Adm’r.
IWO months after date I will apply to the
Ordinary of Carroll county for leave to
iell the real estate of Tyre Watson, late of
said county, deceased.
Soot. l5-2m. WM. G. \A ATSON, Adui r.
T
ILL
r ? ' \\() months after date application will be
made to the Court of Ordinary of Cowe
ta county for lea e to sell the Land belonging
to the estate of AVilliam Askew, late of said
conntv, deceased.
J. P. ASKE W, Adm’r.
Sep. 1-52-2m.
-D.so,
r me
time and
destruction bv being dashed against them
and killed.
******
TIIE RESCUE.
The morning after the wreck, the boat
with the purser, and nine others, met the
boat containing the third mate and others.
They traveled in company through the
day. At night they parted, and on the
next morning the boat with the purser
and chief-engineer came in with the Nor
wegian bark Fieftwhig, from Belize, Hon
duras, for Southampton. They were ta
ken on board and kindly treated, being fed
and clothecl, after having been for two
days and?two nights in the boat without
sustenance of any kind. They were suf
fering intensely. The chief-engineer had
also been injured by a piece of drift-wood s
ceptions took place on Tbursd.i) last.—
The young wife of one of our distin
guished lawyers invited her ladv friends
For
Vo -l\
0<:iU
or
rpiIE .subscriber oiler-
| House and Lot in
for Sale or Rent his
tlie cite of Newnan.
to see her beautiful infant when it reached j containing eight good rooms and ten acres of
' land. Attached are a good work house with
the advanced age of four weeks. The
rosy lookiug bady was attired in a beauti
ful dre§s of luce sleeves looped with gold,
aud a broad blue sash around its virgin
waist. The mother wore an elegant
French gown of deop lavender, made in
broad plaits at the back, and floated from
the neck in a long train. Broad lavender
ribbons were fastened on each shoulder,
baought down to the waist, and finished .
with v bow and long ends. Ihe potet ot
the robe opened over a bow ot cambric,
tucked with cluny between each tuck and
I lined with lavender; lavender gloves, and i
I same colored ribbons on her hair, com
four rooms ami double kitchen, and other
necessary out-buildings.
—ALSO—
A fine COTTON and GRAIN PLANTATION
i the Chattahoochee river to rent.
FOR SARE-
A verv fine young AI ire, a good Wagon and
team of Mules. For terras call and ;■ e the
subscriber. M. B. CLARKE.
October 13-tf.
will be sold, at the
place,
’ Lot ofNo. 172, and fifty acres of lot
No. 204, lying in the 3d district of Coweta
county. Tiie last mentioned settlement is sit
uated on a public road, is tolerably well im
proved, with about one half cleared land.—
Terms cash. Possession given the first of
January next.
SIMEON J. MEADOW?. Exec’r.
September 15-tJs.
be soil on Hie first Tuesday in Pc-
lierm xt, before the Court House
; door in tiie town of Newnan, within the legal !
j hoars of sale, agreeably to an order of the j
Court of Ordinary of Coweta county, half of; .
[ iot of land No. 139. Li the 1st district of said
| county, containing 101 [ acres, more or less.—
| Sol 1 ns the propertv of Moses P. Walker, de-
j ceased, for the benefit of the heirs and credi-
! tors. Terms made known on the day of sale, n vr\ i>C i \
l »ct. 13-tds. RUFUS AV. HARDY. Adm’r.
rsiWO months after date application will
| be made to the Court of Ordinary of
Coweta county for leave to sell tlie land be
longing to the estate of Elias Stephens, late
of said eoantv, deceased.
Aar. 25-fff." C AV STEPHENS’. Adm’r.
ship of the person and property of said Wil
liam T Holder:
This is therefore to cite nil persons con
cerned to show cause, by filing objections in
my .office, wlyr said AV’iiliam Taylor should
not lie .dismissed from bis guardianship of
•AVillijm ^ Holden and receive the usual loi
ters of dismission.
Given under rnv hand and official signature
Sept. 19, l Q (iff. * B. II. MITCHELL, Ord’y.
Sept. 22-8-40d.
(1EORGJA — Coweta Connty.
\\f HKREAS James A. Byram, administra-
7 f tor of Nicholas Dyer, represents to ths
Court in his petition duly filed and entered oa
record that he lias fully administered Nicholas
Dyers’ estate:
This is therefore to cite all persons concern
ed, kindred and creditors to show cause, if
any they can. why said administrator should
not be discharged front his administration,
and receive letters of dismission on first Mon
day in March. J 807.
Given tinder my hand and official signature,
August 28th. I8tHJ.
Sept. 1-Cni. B. II. MITCHELL, Ord’y.
GEORGIA—Coweta County.
HERE AS Mihc-1 J. Smith, administrator
of Signal M. Smith, represents to the
vv
Y\
Adssainistrafor’s £ale.
AN o dor cf ’he Court of Ordinary of
Rail Hoad Stocks Wanted.
Any person having fur sale stocks in tin
Atlanta and West Point and G -orgia R •
S )Y
I ) Coweta count)', vill sold be tore tu
( irt House door in Newaan, s lid county, i g^ls.
h tween the legal hours of sale, on the tir-1
Tuesday in November next, lot of land No. < 7,
Iv.a - in the original first now the second d;s-
tr: •' of Coweta county.belonging to the estate
of Jesse L. Haines, late of said county, de-
ceitsed. Sold fm the benefit of tlie he:rs and
:us cash.
EZEKIEL HAINES, Adm’r.
Adiniaistrator’s Nale.
f^,N THE first Tuesday in November next, 1
v/ will be sold before the Court House door ;
| in Newnan, Coweta county, within the legal
! hour? of sale, by an order of. the Court of Ur- j
j .Unary of said county, one lot of land contain- |
; ing 202.1 acres, mor- or less. No. 88, and 57
| acres of lot No. 31, ia the 3d district of said j
t county. Sold as the property of Jacob T. j
! Hicks, late of said county, deceased, for the j
benefit or the heirs. Terras on the dar of ■'
BARTON SCROGGINS, Adm’r.
September 3-I-tds.
date application will be ! ^‘ourt in his petition, duly filed, that he ha?
ft of Ordinary of Cowe- ‘ ' U - ! J administered Signal M Smith’s estate:
This is to cite all and singular tlie creditors
and r:ext of kin of said deceased, to be and
appear at my office within the time allowed by
law, and show cause, if any tiiey can, why
said administrator should not be discharged
from his administration and receive letters of
dismAjori o-t the first Monday- in Feb., ISffT.
Witness my luvyjU and official signature, Aa-
B, ft, MITCHELL, Ord’r.
August 2-49-Q;n
VVO months niter
made to the Con
i ta. county for leave to sell the laud heio ging
t to th.- estate of VTiirfatn A. Chandler, late of
j said county, deceased,
j .Sept. 8-2’in. OSBuN LINCII, Adm’r.
Carroll County.
HEREAS John II Ililderbrand applies
to me for letters of administration on
tiie estate of John Ililderbrand, late of said j £ ust; “hi, 18(!ff.
county,- deceased:
Tiiese arc therefore to cite and admonish
nil and singular next of kin and creditors of
said deceased to be and appear at my office’
within the time prescribed by Saw, and show
cause, if any they can. why said letters should
not be granted.
Giver, . ■: I--r my hand and official signature,
this OctoL .: Loth, 18do.
Oct. 20-3OJ. J M BLALOCK, Ord’y.
Adjaiaisti'aioi ,? s Sale.
•editors.
Sept. 3-
Bohoiton was in the ascendant. Fair
forms floated from the carriages, dressed
in the latest style. Bonnets, wlrch leak
ed like head-dresses,basques deep pointed,
shawls of lace and cashmere, dresses of j
uioire and corded silk, and diamonds, lent, n ertv ton- -- ,-■?
their richness for the »r3c is’*on. The per- J Cattle. Hugs. Wage .?.
argains.
T ITE subscriber will sell oat all his real and
personal estate on Gvoraide te, ms, at
private sale. L not «o!d by the 14th of No
vember next the remait ier will be offered to
the highest bidder, at .Z- re>:-ience.four mile?
non n-wes
Coriatii, tier
fame of the sweetest flow rs filled the j
rooms, and the ladies gloried ;n enjoying
themselves all the mote wifhin, whea the
! nearest pair of pantaloons was on the j
ation was i
s exprmally nniqne. The reception
not even profaned bj a man waiter a- - ;
pearing. Many rich presents were given j
to the unconscious little cherub, on whose j
, Ga. T
s. Hors
an i L
’ T. h k»t
which disabled ami, and the others ; pj ete j a most distinguishing toilet. The j can find a purchaser by applyirg f.t liip
35X“- raifflis' fioursfffie ii'roSt in i-mn7o: Gx’eat Uts
Bight on the Heetnmg when »t3 o clock the ,, oaso lineJ with elc „ Mt 0 „ ria „ es . V3rACctL
p. dj. on the oth xnst., the schooner S. J.
Waring, Captain Frank Smith, from New
York, for Apalachicola, was spoken, and
the sufferers were taken on board, where
agaiu they were treated with uniform
kindness. The Waring made directly for
Savannah, having herself been injured in
the same gale which wrecked the livening
Star, On October the 8th, they were
once more rejoiced with the glad sight of
land. The second boat after fifteen cap- ueaiWl U1 pai!UlllwII8 ,
« n^£^K Ve -ck - F ? Uand i na &n Sunda * V i coach box outside. The ednw
morning, the <th mst., with six persons
and two dead bodies, which they had been
too weak to throw overboard.
They were in a bad condition, having had
the skin-eompletely peeled off their naked
bodies by the horning sun and salt water.
This boat contained:
Thomas Fitzpatrick, third mate.
John Dempsey, seaman.
John Campbell, seaman.
James Powe, seaman.
Chancellor Mason, steerage steward.
Frank Gerrard pasenger.
tOr S
w
B£&»The debt of Great Britain is $4.-
801,449,490, of the United Stab* 8_>.-
444,367,040
riuge. Fanning To,Zs. 8.
Tools, the Crop of the • .ese
Leitber, Shoes, a renap a-.' of G • I-. • i
rieas other art!Jes'too t.unjer.-:.- i_
He is dettrniined to quit ffirr.iir._-. :
sitirelv sell at private or p i:.,i- - .1
above advertise!.
He is new off-ring a valuable sot ■•?’ FLi
ING anil SAAA' MILLS, vi;h wet- :- •
• r. and 2.0'. 0 acres ot E -od. :u :• ircc.s t
sers. embracing 200 a ’res of fine
II.L be sold before the Court House
door in the town of Newnan. Coweta
county, Ga , on the first Tuesday in November
next, within the legal hours of sale, one hun
dred and thirty-three acre 1 , more or le-s. of
land lying in the third district of said count?
I-eing part of lot No. 8 in said district, adjoin
ing I-n Is of Dr. A. B. Caihoti i ami other.-,
belonging to the estate of Alvin Chan Her.
late of said county, deceased. Terms made
i;c.n the day of ?..is.
• e; *. 8-tds. OSBON LINCH. Adm’r.
Administrator's
T>
i)
account so much fuss had been made.— tom. in -?r. excellent state of cuitiv.
Even the invitations were novel:
: Mrs. C— C. L— and Daughter.
I At Some,
: Thursday, October 4th,
: From 2 until 4 o'clock, No.- W— Si.
_Y IE Express.
Ail the nbc.ve property n;«w on the market
fail and ex-mine for you self.
Ang. 25-51-:--is. ' P H. WHITAKER.
V YIRT’ E of an order of the C art of
Ur ::•.! ?ry of Carr-tU cotint?. ?v,'l be -«fd
ur: House d r in Uar-oiUon, or.
t-.iay in D? -ember next, within
urs {•} sale, the follo-' i-g i.m-’s
number one hundred and c;gh T v-
handred and sixiysseven i]8ff
g in tii*- 6th district of Carroll
Ing four hundred r.r.d five acres
• one ban ’.red acres cleared and
TT/"ILL be sold before the Court House door
VV in Carrollton, Carroll couuty, on the
first Tuesday in November next, within the
legal hours of sale. lot of land number one
hundred Ami ^cn-c-r.tjr-aio^ ,170,, in iuc nixili
district of said cu.iuty,containing two hundred
two and a naif acres, more or less, with fortv
five or 67 y acr»s. of cleared land, all fresh,
gnod orchard and improvements. Said prem
ises lying on the Jacksonville road, leading
from VdhiricH. Sold a3 the profierty of Dan
iel J Ayres, late of said county, d-ceased, for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms
made k’-own on the day of sale.
Sept. I-tds.—SlO S T. SIMS, Adm’r.
Administrator’s Sale.
\ GREEABLY to an order of the Court of
2.\ Ordinary of Coweta county, will be sold j
bet-re the Court House door in Newnan. with- ;
in ’he legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday j
in N ivemiier next, lot of land No. 50. in the !
GEORGIA—Carroll County.
To all'whom it may concent:
f M. SMITH b uving in proper form, ap
plied to me for permanent Letters of|
Administration on tiie estate of J. P. Wise, j
late of said county, deceased:
This is to cite- all and singular the creditors j
and next of kin of said deceased to be and
appear at my office within the timo allowed by
law, and show cause, if any they can. whv on ie -°* ;
permanent Administration should not be grun
ted to B. M. Smith, on the estate of said dec'd.
Witness my hand and official signature,
September 2t<th. 18ff6.
Oct. 4-30J. ’ J. M. BLALOCK. Ord’rv.
GEORGIA, Coweta County.
\ 5HEREAS Alfred Lazenby administrator
' » of S. J. Willoughby, represents to tiir
Court in his petition duly filed and entered
on record, that he has fully t-dministered S. J-
Willoughby’s estate?
This is therefore to cite all persons concern
ed, kindred and creditors, to shew cause, if
any they can, v> by said administrator should
j not be discharged from their administration
| and receive letters of dismission on the first
j Monday in January, 1887.
June 30-Gm. IS. II. MITCHELL. Ord’r.
GEORGIA — Coweta County.
U HEREAS John S. Bigby, administrator
of \\ ilimm R. Sander, represents to
the Court in his petition, duly fixed and en-
b :- -1 on record, that he has fully administered
V, i'iiam R. Sander’s estate:
This is therefore to cite ail personsconcern-
ed. km-ired and creditors, to show cause, if n”ominick’b"estate :
any tnev can, why said administrator should j
no; be discharged from bi3 administration, i
GEORGIA—Coweta County.
\\f HEREAS GEORGE W. CAMP, admin-
▼ ? istrator of Abner Camp, represents to
tlie Court in his petition, duly filed and entered
t he fi33 fully administered Ab
ner Camp's estate:
This is therefore to cite all persons concern
ed, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any
they can, whv said adm e strator should not h*
discharged from his administration, and receive
| letters of dismission on the first Monday ia
January, 1867.
June 30-6m. B. II. MITCHELi/, Ord r.
GEORGIA—Coweta County.
417 HEREAS Abram Young, administrator
ff of Raul Dominick, represents to the
Court, in hi? petition duly filed and entered on
record, that he has fully administered Paul
and receive letters of dismission on the first
p r
In
Ivin
i district of said county, containing 292J Monday in February, 1847.
- r es, more or ie.-s, belonging to the estate of
• :rge Hendrix, late of mid conntv, deceased.
• .id for the benefit of the 1 eirs. Terms on
lie Jar of -a!c.
Scqt. 15-tds. P.V HENDRIX, Adm’r.
July 28-Grn. B. U. MITCHELL. Ord’v.
AO
Adiainif*4rator r s Sale.
D
LAN
i LiiS
HOTEL,
i i a .re of Cultivation, good dvvreili. g huu^e, i 4
;• l-* u • and jin h >ns<?. and Ijing four |
•uiltrs irora ^ . . • R - n t :.e •)-■ -k : o r .* t i * .eftw
■ v.lle, A'a.— j
be given on |
he World’s Washingioa spedalj
says that Gen. Sit earn is to bet endertdl
an important foreign mission. !
g from Villa Rica to Jack-a
P ssession of s-i-1 premises will
the fire* day oi’ Jann ry n, x*; w ; t'a tne t>r;vi- 2 J
kge of sowing immediately after sale, cold
a- the property of Lew - Seal.?, late of s id j b-:4jpjpng#r*negjs^. e*d’.
Opposite tbe General Passenger Depot.
TtrjT n*TT JITTA-D AWT j county, deceased, f r the i.enefit af the utflrs j 1 sai4 eol^7v ; deeea
Win.. U IlALlUii.A1.t5 (and creditors of said decease'. Terns on i benefit o: the heirs. Tc
Pro prietor.
GREEABLY to an order of the C.mrt of
Ordinary of Coweta county, wiii be sold
ore the Court House d- or in Newnan -with
in tiie legal hours of sale, on the 1st Tuesday
in November next, lot of hand No. of), in the
trict of said, county, containing 202i
cres. more or less (widow's dower excepted i.
ri<»»in«r Ao»*o*»eefc.lemf Ajeayfiiiehisix.
•Sold fo* oAtt
BN
April i4-TNvff
, “ * * • . jriixs on 1 oenei
1 the day of sale. JAMES RAINWATER. | ?ale.
Administrator^ Sale.
\ iRTUE of an order of the Court of
Ordinary of Carroll county, will be sold
on the first Tuesday in Nov. next, before
the Court House door in the town of Carroll
ton. said county, within the legal hours of
- lie, one-half undivided interest in a certain
Town Lot in the town of Carrollton, situated
iu the North-east corner of said town, num'ie:
no? known, it being the lot whereon is situated
the Blacksmith's Shop recently occupies by
Bonner & Treadwell; Also, lot of land No. &5,
in the 40th district of said county, except the
-widow’s dower, or subject thereto. Sold for
Terms on. th% day af; the benefit of tlie heirs and creditors of James
Tnis is therefore to cite and admonish *!]
j and~singnl.tr the creditors and next of kin off
j said deceased to be aDd appear at my ofiic*
} within the time allowed by law, and sjiow
! cause, rf ar y they can, why- said administrator
I should not Ledischarged from his said admin-
; istration ani receive letters of dismisioa o»
tiie first Monday in January, I3G7.
, Jane 3o-6m. ‘ R. FI. illTCHELL, Ord’r.
1 October I?-*df
R W HENDRIX. A'tlfc-i
•September 15-tds
Fi Garrison, deceased. Terras cash.
Aiig. - j-tds. t. t-. garrison, Adm r.
GEORGIA—Coweta CooDty
\ ^TIHEREaS Abram Young, administrator
I ( of Silas Dominick, represents to th»
Court in ! is petition, duly filed and entered
on record, tuat he has fully administered Silas
Dominick’s estate:'
This is therefore to cite all persons concern
ed, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if
anj- they can, why said administrator should
not be discharged from his said administration
and receive letters of dismission on the fir*?
t Monday in January, 1867.
{ June 30-5®. B. H. MITCHELL. Ord’y*