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[From tbc Sew York World. Death of Hon, John Van Boren. , of the city. PARTICULARS OF MR TAX DC- jStf. BEN’S LAST ILLNESS. ‘ mittce, through the Hon. S. J. Tildcn, proceeded on the revenue cutter .James ACTIOS OF CIVIL AUTHORITIES- , town to the Scotia lying off .Jersey ( i v, and obtained the body, which they dcliv- The Hon John Van Burcn died at pea ered to Mr. Isaac Brown, of Grace Church on the steamer Scotia, Commodore Jud- j who has superintendence of the prepara- kins commanding, on the evening of Sat- tions of the obsequies. For the present urday October 13, at ten minutes past the remains are temporarily in the Vault eleven o’clock at Grace Church, where the funeral ser Last May, Mr. Van Burcn left home vices will occur at 101 o'clock A. M., cn for a short visit to Europe. During the I Friday morning, the 10th inst.. Rev. Dr. Eumincr he traveled through Sweeden, Norway and J’russia. Morgan officiating. The flaus of the city will remain at half mast, until the Soil Ho left Liverpool Oct. Gth, on the interment, which is expected will he at steamer Scotia, but his disease grew bet- ; the family ground at Kinderhook. ter and worse until his death. The New York World concludes its account of the particulars of his last illness as follows : On Friday, this supreme anxiety cf Mr. Van Buren, for the restoration ofj Union, showed itself in an instance which is probably one of the most remarkable in mortuary history. lie was feeling phys ically better. His mind, however, show ed no increase of directness or clearnesses upon geueral topics, or upon any at all, Sherman's Army of Robbers- A PRECIOUS DOCUMENT. From the Columbus (Ga.) Sun and Times. The following letter was found in the streets of Columbia immediately after the army of Gen. Sherman had left. The original is still preserved and can be shown and substantiated, if anybody de sires. We are indebted to a distiuguish- H IBB C 3V, Millinery and Straw Goods. ARHSTRONMATOR&fO., im:outers asd jobbrks ix Ribbons, Bonnet Silks and Satins': Velvets, Rushes, Flowers, Feathers: STRAW BONNETS. LADIES' HATS. (Trimmed mid Untrimmed.) S3 la lit 2* 1AI aj> a»> aii i33 a No. -237 and Lofts of 239. BALTIMORE, MD., Offer a Stock unsurpassed iu the fL.i'." J Statics in variety and cheapness. Order* so licited and prompt attention given. JTTERMS CASH.*W September 1 —">2-2m. Has on Hand and is Constant:.' DRY GOODS. S uitli half of lot of land No. district of Carroll county. to ?r cij.-d fmrn a Justice • >n>t ot f.iror of 7. Bonner vs W T Vc pointed out by defendant. Levy : returned to me hv a roiKislite. JAMES P. COLEMAN, October 27. 1F0G. G EORGIX— f'otceta County. j, % ' HKUKA-3 James A. Byram. ad;nini.*tra- % | tor of Nicholas Dyer, represents t 0 t ; ,« Court in Fits petition duly filed and entered 104 record that he has fully administer.d X'-l.c,;«« Dyers* estate.: This is therefore to cite all persons ema-m- rd. k inn re 1 sod creditors to show cause, if «',v tiiev '-a!', why said adn:*istr.itor s!»oi;. | not from 1 J t d:- IU i « autumn sioa 0:1 fir it Mou- >R a a- SOOTS, SHOES. Geuls Furnishiii On f. w I» Oarroli Sheriffs Sale. ,e first Tuesdao in Xoraabr —t owe ■2 Vine! II. MITCH: ta County .1 Sifath’ ■i.ai UllZi in- IS.i. !>r s< (\.we: tween ■operty, (>ae is er in Carre ;e tmual hou folk :r.ty, v til be foal ic Court House door 2n Xownan. suia vitliitt the legal hours of ?.:!p. on the r next, the foliowtng d eight v-oie’h* seres A :mt adi to t of k •i dar ilu Place wil 1 etc c i:i tin .«ed, to L r>ne allow thev e;m CROCKERY PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Etc. _ i 'a. in same b< . .-.i : 11 cou. p ..rat ( i* Bin u T W d out ,1 ri-f.ir \v y \o If \j U excepting that singular intensity with j e( ] l a dy of this city for a copy sent with which he contemplated the distracted : a request for publication. We cart add condition of the country. While half nothing in the way of comment on reclining, half sitting up, supported by the arm of his daughter and neice on either side, Mr. Vun Buren’s eye lighted up with an unusual brilliancy, and even in bis position, ho seemed to expand to the eye with the pride and port of the orator of other days. The narrow cabin become and itoiium to his view, the few friends a mighty audience, but more than all, the interests of the country rose su preme in his mind, and compelled utter ance. lie began a speech on National affairs, and concluded it not until lie had spoken without interruption, two and a quarter hours- The gentlemen around his bed say that it was. in all respects, worthy of, and in some superior to, his happiest efforts. At the first, lie rapidly and perspicuously photographed the pro gress, the purposes, and the problems of the late war, and emphasized the pledged faith of the Government, that it could and should ultimate only in a secured Union of free and equal States. lie then adverted to the efforts of Mr. Johnson to to carry out that pledge, in letter and spir it, and to have for his inspiration and guide the unmistakable commands of the Constitution, and the generous magnanim ity of the people. This part of this most remarkable address was followed by a scarification of Congress in terms of satire, eloquence and reproach, of which none were so capable as lie. A rapid review of the polioy of reunion and disunion next ensued, and he thought lie was onee more addressing his fellow-citizens in his native State. The subject was presented with a splendid reference to the material inter ests and historic greatness of the Empire State, imperatively demanding that she plant herself square on the side of a per fected Union of equal and honored States. At the close Mr. Van Burcn pronounced a eulogy upon the worth, the talent, the in tegrity of lion. John T. Hoffman, such as only a man of his strong intimacy with the subject of his praise, and that intensi ty of personal attachment, of which lie developed such a remarkable amouu.t, could so gracefully, so sincerely, and so magnetically prounccd. As a piece of composition, whether viewed as a literary, an argumentative or an oratorical produc tion, this dying address was in all respects no less a credit to the National reputation HI3 uch a document. It speaks for itselt : Camp Near Camden, S. C-, \ February 2G, 1865. ) Mj/ Dear Wife:—l have no time for particulars. We have had a glorious time in this State. Unrestricted license to burn and plunder was the order of the da)'. The chivalry have been stript of most of their valuables Gold watches, silver pitchers, cups, spoons, forks, etc., etc., arc as common iri camp as blackber ries. The terms of plunder are as fol lows : The valuables procured are esti mated by companies. Each company is required to exhibit the results of its ope rations at any given place—one fifth and first choice lulls to the share of the com- mander-in-chief and staff, one fifth to the corps catmnander and .staff’, one fifth to field officers of regiments, and two filths to the company. Officers are not allowed to join these expedition unless disguising themselves as privates. One of our corps comman ders borrowed a suit of’ rough clolhes from one of my men, and was successf ul in this place. lie got a large quantity of silver, (among other things an old-time silver milk pitcher) and a very fine gold watch, from a Mr. De Sau.-sure at this place. De Saussure is one of the F. F. V’s., of S. C.. and was made to fork over liberally. Officers over the rank of cap- tun are not made to put their plunder in the estimate for general distribution. This is very unfair, and for that reason, in order to protect themselves, subordi nate officers and privates keep back every thing that they can curry about their per sons, such as rings, car-rings, breast-pins, etc., of which, if I ever live to get home, I have about a quart. I am not joking— 1 have at least a quart of jewelry for you \ and all the girls—and some No. 1 dia- : moud rings and pins among them. Uen. Sherman has silver and gold enough to ! start a bank, llis share in gold watches) and chains alone, at Columbia, was two hundred and seventy.five. But I said I could not go into particu lars. All the general officers and many besides, have valuables of every descrip tion down to embroidered ladies’ handker chiefs. (I have my share of them too.) We took gold and silver enough from the -on— Neuman, 0corgi a, H as no tv ox hand and to arrive General Stock of nearly all the artich in the line of Family Groceries ami Planutic -upplies consisting, in part, us follows : 40 boxes fine Chew- 4 tloz Buckets k Tubs ing Tobacco, 3 doz Sifters, OUR Stock of Clothing complete. We have a fine assortment of BLACK CLOTH COATS, CASSIMERS, ETC. WE propose to sell every t. at the low est Cash. FriCSS” Those who wish to do well will please give us a cal!. Mecca be found in the BRICK STORE, 1: levi.-d on us the pr Blackburn, to sati-fy one fi fa in Barton. Bearer, vs. I) S J dins an burn, principals, and G J Ilayntu lis.in. endorsers. Property p" plaintiff s attorney. Levy made an to me by One hundred an number unknown, in tiie loth district of Car- rol! county. it bring the place whereon Mrs Ray nod B M Bay now lives: levied on as the property ot William Buy. to satisfy one fi la i:: fi.ror of Solomon Wynn vs V, m Ray. prin cipal. and J G Benson, security, and Martin Chandler, endorser. Property pointed out by : lair. tiff. Lew made and returned to me bra One 171 Also t Gri-.fi: shares um.r nc hundred and seventy • lot No. 2->4 : two lit:’:: he first district of Cowc futoney paid. 1 in the Sai ih Alabama Rail Read «? the property of J »c Terms c-sh. W W ADPT. Ad in’r. not rr.t ant 1 countv. t 0 ’d Ai- said administrator -ib from his administration and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in lVo., If!'.; Wittier: j;tv hand and official signature. K gust 2d, lbtVa B. II. MITCHELL. Ord'r. August 2-IS Cm ; stable. .rv.t r west •*darter original lot county: lev Marlin, to « J Meador an T! iirds of tot of lanf! Nc ff Carroll.cont?tj/ lev- 500 lbs fine Smoking 2 dozen pair Cotton NORTH-WEST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE Tobacco, (Scarful- Cards, Icti & Killikiniek,) 2 doz Jun Crows, ON BAY STRi.E". 5000 fine Segars. dez Husks, Twobarrels fine Mac- Pc and Shot, . caboy Suuff, 0 doz cans Oysters, Eight barrels Sugar, Confectioneries and Five sack Coffee, Yankee Notions for NEWNAN, GA. Jar m. G.-Ia-ti. FALL J ITS •- J n s AND WINTER frA AJ'J r ’ot; f land No. 212. ar. >f lot of land No. 21: now the Dth district 1 on as the property of -fy one fi fa in favor of J T other fi fas now in my baud pointed :;ur by C C Price, sdivided two-tli 73, in the Pih district of C : led or. a-* the property of A S Bridge/, who j ahs* nded, to satisfy a fi fa founded’ 011 *n ! nilcBmeiit and obtained in the Justice Court for the IOOCrh dist. B M. in favor of \\ W A ■ 11 F Merrill, vs A S Bridges. Levy made and : returned to me by a constable. Postponed Sale. ; Aio at the same time and place mil be 1 sold the following property, to-xcit : | Four acres of north-cast corner of lot of ; land No. 97, in the 10th district of said coun ty : levied on as the property of James W I Michael, to satisfy two fi fas issued from tiic ! Justices' Court of the 711th dist of said county, | in favor of David Bowlin vs Jas W Michael, j Property pointed out by defendant. Levy | made and returned to me by a constable. JAMES P. COLEMAN, Sh'ff. October 1st, 1SCC. AsIs2aiJS§5ai > a$or , s Sale. A (} REE ABLY to an order of the Ordinary j\ of Coweta county, will be ?. Id before tu .: Court IIon«e uoor in Xevrnan. ? I c-mnty. between tbs legal hours of sale, t:: ti:? lir.-f Tuesday in De' in her. the west he If of lot No. s7. in the 2-d district of said county, belonging the. estate of J P Harris, I a Bo nf-iLgi county. Id far the benefit of tlirnfa^ tees said eetiit". Terms on the day of s Orn. 20-tds. D L MOORE. A alsalsiraior's Sale. GRF.EABLY to an order of the - ■ r*. • tirdinary of Coweta county will be Soi re the Court House door in Newn.au, s» m c untv. within the legal hours of sale, on tie first Tuesday in December next, iwid-V dow er excepted) three hundred >:< res cf land in the original 1st now the tliii district of sail countv. being lot N-u 185, and half »f lot No 13", belonging to the estate of Lewis Brooks deceased. Sold for t e benefit oi' the heir a:ul creditors. Terms on the day of safa. Oct. 20-tds. CUAS LEAYELL, Adm'r. 1 i K<;RG i A. Coweta County. IIEilEAS Alfred Lane 11by admini.-trauv of S. J. Willoughby, represents to the petition duly filed and cnter*l l v i dtninistered S. •). \ \ Court on n 1 Will o ;rd, that, he L. ghbv's estate : pcnscr.s coneern- to shew cause, if liiistrator should : r administration . Eon on the first 'CHKLL, Or Conn! y. W ■ CAM P, sumin- ain’i, represents to n. Laly fuilv Oil ti Jed and entered Iministered Ab- ersons cor cm- ow cause, if any or should not he lion, and receive t Mondav ia II. MITCHi Ord’r. •> IOT 7 S nn order oi irroli rcunlj ►use door in [i December file, tiie folb Court Girroii' next. B’ i v-F- "¥~)Y VIRTUE of j[ ) Ordinary of C betore the Court H the first Tuesday the legal hour? of wit: one hundred and fifty acres of lot of land number one hundred and three (10?), in the 11th district of said county, lying on the old McIntosh road, ten miles from Carrollton, with about forty acres ch ared laud, with common im movements. Soi 1 as the property of Thom as Hardin. late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Sohl subject to the widow’s do.ver. Terms cash. J R THOM.VS.SON, Adm'r. Oct. 20-tds.—Pr's fee f iO 5EOUG l \ 7 j 1K \ V of ! r« 10 bbls N. O. Syrup, the little folks, 2,000 lbs Bacou(elear 1500 bunches Facto- sides), ry Yarn, 700 lbs Lard, fresh, S])elling Books and 40 sacks Liverpool Slates, A. S. TAI.LEY. J. W. DHOWS’. L. C. WELLS. TILLEY, BROWN, & CO. Ann or arrival of mice to their friends and customers an of Simeon W. Meadows late of Heard county, deceased, will be sold at public out cry. before the Court House door in the town of Franklin, said county, within the legal hours of sale, 0:1 the tir-t Tuesday in Novem ber next, all the lands belonging to the estate of sa*d deceased, to-wit; raters Sal* 7S7EAV GOODS! Lot of land. No. 210, cont; Part of lot i! 2J5, u (t ti 9'j 1 -o r, ?fl’2 1 too' 80 20 Salt, Inkstands, They take pleasure in stating that their facil-! The above lot and parts of lots compose a ities for selecting and purchasing goods are I settlement of about four hundred acres, oi now unsurpassed, as one of the firm will re- j which forty or fifty acres is good bottom land, main in New York and devote bis whole time j and one hundred and twenty-five acres wood- to the purchase of New and Desirable Goods, i land. This settlement is well improved, com- Thev will receive weeklv, the coming Fall and [ fortable dwell; ■yt-Y VIRTUE of an order of the Court of I )> Ordinary of Coweta county, will be sold on the first Tuesday iu December next, within ih-- l.-gal hours of sale, before the Court House door in Newman, one house and lot in New nun whereon John Combs now lives, adjoining the lot ot G J’ Rucker on the north, Mrs. Iiuinej on the south, and the railroad on the east.— Sold as the property of Joseph Edmondson, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and cred itors. [Oct. 20-tds] J R SMITH, Adm’r. 20 sack Virginia Salt, Writing Paper and 10 boxes Candles, Envelopes, 15 bbls New Flour. Fancy Soaps, c ., , . -j. . id d rebels to have redeeutil their in- 01 the speaker, than it was a vindication I r , . • 1 » -i i * a * . ternal currency twice over. This the and tribute to the cause and motives that >, , *•*. ,. currency) whenever we come accross it, 1 evoked its Utterance. I wc burne 1, as we considered it utterly | THE final noun. j worthless. After the delivery ef this extraordinary 1 I wish all the jewelry this arulV lufa ; and affecting address, Mr. A'an Burcn ! could be carried to the “ Old Bay State.” j relapsed into a state of more ease and ! It would deck her out in glorious style;: platitude than he had manifested since but alas ! it will be scattered all over the 200 bhs White Corn, Mason's Blacking, 500 Jo Yellow do A fine assortment of : ive boxes Soda, H^S^AU of which Pocket and Table Cutlery, ic., ic. he offers for cash r the beginning of his illness, lie seemed more comfortable in body and mind, was not either so petulent or restless, and pass ed a comparatively easy night on Friday. On Saturday the condition was the same. Up to this time no immediate apprehen sion of a fatal result had been felt. Mr. North and Middle States. The d- -d ' country produce, at the lowest market pr ice. niggers, as a general rule, prefer to stay i at home—particularly after they found 1 ALm> out that we only wanted (he able-bodied i ESH want to purchase 500 bushels Dried men, (and, to tell you the truth, the Fruit. Ans. 18-3m. youngest and best looking women.)— — Sometimes we took off whole families and ! J^g|0 qj* HE subscriber offers for Sale or Rent his ! citv Van Buren’s attendants, and lie himself, ! plantations of niggers, bv way of repaying in his lucid seasons, thought he would the secessionists. But the useless part of! nn got better on landing, and quickly recov- ! these we soon managed to lose—some- A House and Lot in the city of Xewnan, [ er the tone of his mind and system. Ilis . times in crossing rivers—sometimes by containin ff eight good rooms and ten acres ofj fever still continued, but his pain was ! other ways. ! !. llnd ’ Aitache< * :1 f e ™' k hou f e • more oceastoual. On Saturday evening I shall write to you again from Wilming- necessary out-buildings, he appeared more hopeful than ever, and ton, Goldsboro’, or some place in North * . noticed, with that eminent courtesy of his, j Carolina. The order to march has arri- A tine COTTOX^d GRAIN the presence and attendance of his devo- j ved, and I must close liurriedly. Love on the Chattahoochee river to rent. ted niece and daughter, and bis friends, to grandmother and Aunt Charlotte.— They left hirt»-as was their wont, shortly Take care of yourself and the children. FOR SALE. ^ ™ P * iQ th . e . e*Pec^.tion of his Don’t show this letter out of the family. A ver ^ fine voun , Mare, a trood Wa C on and passing a not unusually easy night. Just \ our affectionate husband, team of Mules. For terms call and see the before the clock was on the stroke ofj Thomas J. Myers, ; subscriber. M. B. clarke. eleven, 3Mr. N an Buren signified to the j Lieutenant, etc. nurse his desire to rise for a purpose, and ! P . S ._x „ M | 5enii tbis b tbe 6rs , j m proceeding to assist him, the nurse 0 f „ uce to be u „;w. on | c / s l bare a ’ saw t at i in perceptibly but fearfu.Iy, rap-1 opportunity cf sending it to Dilton Head, idly a decisive change hau come over the ( Tell tSallie I am saving a pear: braeeletand eonntenanee of the sufferer, lie did not j m rings for b „. But Lambert got the i°Yr, C A^ J 6 ‘°1 0 . S0 ’ lhe *» r - : ncetlace and breastpin of the same set. la U Jet VY 7 H- s °J^ S appear-. f am , r yi„g to trade him out of them, vacant. The end was coining. Dr. I Tbese WO r* taken from the Misses Jamb sons, daughters of the President of the booth Carolina Secession Convention W e found these cn our trip through Georgia. ! Winter reason, all the Latest Styles of Ladies j Dress Goods. Cloaks and Trimmings, j now have iu Store, and arc receiving, LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. Silk Dress Patterns, Silk Poplins. French Merinos, All-Wool DeLnines, Alpaceas. WHITE GOODS. j Swiss, -Jackonnet. Mull. A Nainsook Muslins. LA DIES' COVER IX GS. Cloaks, Shawls, Ac. EMBROIDERIES, j Swiss and Jack oner Edging. Swiss and Jackonet Inserting, Thread Lace and Edging, Iloniton Laces, and the real CLUXY LACE. DOMESTB.’S. i Bleached" and Brown Drill, Bleached and Brown Shirting, Bleached and Brown Sheeting. FLANNELS. j White and Red Flannels, Opera Flannel, Plaid Flannel, C niton Flannel. Brussels)Two and Three-Ply Carpet*. Rug*, i ,te. Mahoganv Oil doth, and Table Covers. I Yankee Notions, and everything usually kept in a firs, class Dry Goods House. 1 Sept. 22-3 farm. "crockery. SisSe. g, good gin bouse, and other ~|")Y VIRTUE of an order from the Conr! of It is situated seven miles from ; g ) Ordinary of Coweta contitv. will be sold : om Franklin out buildings. They : Franklin, on the public road ! Xewnan. Also, about three hundred acres in another l body, lying four miles from Franklin, on the > on the first Tuesday in December next, at the Court House door in Xewnan, said county, be tween the legal hours of sale, sixty acres of nd, a part of lot number one hundred and above named road. Said tract of land is corn- j ninety (lhO), also one hundred and fifty acre? ! posed of b>t No. 312, : nd ‘. ; 8 acres of lot No. j of land, a part of lot number two hundred j 301 : also, oO acres of lot No. 2 ; *S. All the ; and nineteen (210), both in the first district i above lands are in the fid district of originally j of said county. Sold as the property of John | Coweta now Heard county. i Gay, deceased, to pu v the debts of said c!e- ^ ceased. Terms on the day of sale. Oct 20-tds. \YM B SHELL, Adm'r. saui ueceu within tlu cause, if a should not istration ai tire first Mi June 30- iA—Gowc-ta County. lE.VS Abram Young, administrator Paul Dotniuh’!-:, i”presents to the ‘ : pi .1’i'.ui duly fh- d and entered on •: lie has fully administered Paul hcre.c.re to rate and admonish all the credilot’s and next of kin of sod to be and appear at my office i time allowed by law, and show ny they can, why said admin: : tra!-• r be cli.-charged from his said admia- n 1 receive letters of disiuisiou on onday in Ja::nary. k\7. R. II. MITCHELL, Ord'r. G LO11GIA — Coweta Cou r; ty. W, r HERE AS John S. Bigby. adminiM’.i: V V of William R. Sander, represents fi th; Court in his petition, duly find and ca tered on record, that he has fully administers William R. Snider's estate: Thi •- is therefore to cite all persons concern ed, kindred and creditors, to .-how cau-e. i any t'.icy cart, why said r.dminiMrator slim:, not "be discharged from hi.; {uliniui:?fra!h>. and receive letters of dismlsaion cn the ii: Monday in February, 18G7. Julr 28-t: a. B. II. MLTCilELL, c.-.i Ah ISO, will be sold, at the same time and place. Lot of land No. 172, and fifty acres of lot j No. 20‘b lying in the 8d district of Coweta , county. The lust mentioned settlement is sit- 1 unted on a public road, is tolerably well im proved. with about one half cleared laud.— ; Terms cash. Possession given the first of January next. SIMEON J. MEADOWS, Excc’r. September 15-tds. Adrater’s SaIc. AdinlnlT.irniiriX ^aSe. THE of nn order of the Cou McBBIDE, DOHSSTT & CO., IMP3R7127, J333EE5 and BZALZSS 117 PLAXTATios; QUEE.NSTVARE, CHINA, GLASS, ^j 1> Aj CN, Corner Whitehall and Ti -.ter Streets, ATLANTA, G EOR JI A. AN THE first Tuesday in November next, ’ vJ will be sold before the Court Rouse door > in Xewnan, Coweta county, within the l ’•! hour? of sale, by an order of the Court of Or dinary of said county, one lot of la mi coniain- I : :.g 202.1 acre?, mon- or less. No. 38, mid 37 uci-e? of lot No. 31, in the 3d district of said ! county. Sold as the property of Jacob T. ■ Hicks, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heir.?. Term? on the day of, sals. BARTON SCROGGINS-, Adm’r. <0 ctember 3-1-tds. T>Y Ordinary of Coweta county, will he I on the fir?t Tuesday in December next, a | Court House door in Xewnan in said eo. j within the lawful hours of sale, lot of land i i number fifteen, and eighty acres of lot hum- j ber twenty, in the original first district of! I said county, the same being known as the i - Evans Piace the north half of lot number | i fourteen, in the-second district of said county, j lot number twenty-one and lot-number twen- i ; ty-two, in the second district of said county. ! ; Sold.as the property of John Bigby, deceased, 1 i the same being the entire real estate of said , deceased, and sold for the benefit of bis heirs j 'and creditors. These lands are in a good j ! state of cuU:’ v ation, with comfortable hou e? ; i on each piace, and are very valuable. Terms. ' casl>. SL3AX L BIGB i, Adm x. : I October 20-7-tds. i The a are’ therefore to j all and singular next of -aid dec'us seal tic «• i ; within the time prescribe ! er*’:- if any they car:, w 1 ■ i not be granted. ! Given under my hand a j this October ICth, 1803. I Oet. 20-30 1. J ite and ndraon n and creditor? by law, and aid letters si BLALOCK, Ord’r- Ad2ni222s1raJoa*‘s Sale. GEORG 1A—Carroll County To all whom it map coi T $ SMITH having in pro JL>» r T Gd to me fur . Auministration on the estate of late cf said county, deceased: This is to < ite all and.singular t and next of kin of said cUeeu-cd appear at my o. ice within the thne law, and show cause, if any the pennant at A dm: a Is: -ation !:0 :: i : ted to B. M. Smith, on the estate o: Witness my hand'and official Sep mher 2Gth, 1! Oct. d-30d. J. M. BLAI.'uCI pt r form a meat Letters • of J. P. Wi' I:e creditors to be and i allowed by y can, why lot be gran - f said uechh signature. I. Grd'ry. ^ GREEABLY A to trator’s ^aic. -i’.er of the Court of ILL be soi l on th ccmber next, hef< door in the town of New vv iii be s ian, vr\ October 13-tf. or ed Brice, the surgeon, was called. He came. As he supported Mr. Van Burcn, and just as his daughter and niece were en tering in answer to the summons sent them, his head fell back upon the pillow, and he died without a struggle or the least visible pain, a smile spreading over his face in dissolution, as if he were at least at rest and in peace. It was ten minutes past eleven at ni* ht mi,_ „ x ,. v, I tie mounts Ins horse upon the li ft side. . The of his sudden departure when j With him, the point of a pin i? its head. “ “ ofc an , lnilt »fdiatelj danger- j while its head is made its heel. His private sale. If not sold by the I4;h of N ■- veraber next the remainder will be offered to This letter was addressed to « Mrs. ' the . l * i ? hes t t A } residence, four miles mt T v, „ . north-west of t oriatn, Hcar-I couctr, Ga. Tee . J. -Ivors, Boston, Mass. 'property consists of Land.?. Mules. Horses, * ‘ • • * Cattle. Hogs. Wagons. Carts. Butrgr ami Car Arab OditIES.—An Arab entering a ' ria ? e > Farming Tools. Smith a d Carpenters' house, removes his shoes but not his hat. Too,s ’ the Crop o! the pre5en: re ’• a Iot of CROCKERY at Wholes .tie by the pack; repacked: : ELEN ANT DINNER, TEA ar.d CREAK FA.-7 SETS in Plain and Decorated Frcnci; China; — , Bi’,.Vt. ilrLL rOILET SETS iu Parian M Bargains.-., 1 — : BOHE?nIAN GLASS. .'lil.K GLASr?, and i’-C-- CELAIN WATER COOLERS; CAKE POTS, CHAMBER SETS, rare and beautiful patterns. We have tae largest stock ever brought to tAis market, and as it i? of our own unnurta- t!on. we believe that we can comp ire favora- bly in prices with Ltst Acte York rates. A large stock of Rail Road Stocks Wanted. Any person having for sale stock? in the Atlanta and West Point and Georgia Railroads can find a purchaser by applying at this office. Great * | HIE subscriber will sell out ali i,.? real and Ordinary of Coweta con. • -■ before the Court House door ia X in the legal hours of sate, on the 1st » ' -°’j- l in November next, lot of land No. fa'- in t:. ‘ : 2d district of said county, containing 202.} I acres, more or !e?s (widow’s dower excepted i. belonging to the estate of G-orge V.. Hendrix, Mute of said county, deceased. Sold for the I benefit o: the heir?. Terms on the day of ‘ sale. R V*' HENDRIX, Adm’r. I 5?r*-. ! hour.? ! Cohrt lot cf count", ’ Soli a cea-ed tors. Oct. first x ;-c?‘iay jn Oe- e ti.e Court an. within the legal j of sale, agreeably to an order of the ; of Ordinary of Coweta county, half ofj la. N< . 183, in ti:” 1st district of sai 1 . containing IdI) acres, more or Jess.— i ? the property of M <-es j’. Walker, . for the benefio of the,heirs and ere , ’TcrTnr-mftd“ known ' ti ' day of . ie. ; ,;-i j:. RUFUS W. HARDY,‘Adm'r. md Credit oru. t Notice to Bsbtori ■\ LL ner-on? inbobled to the estate of .’’xr.-.- Ji±- l'-:rd Hubbard, late of Coweta county, deceased, will make immediate payment, ami the- e iv iving demand ; again.ff the estate ot said deceased will pre,ent their chiims in terms of ‘ E HZABETH HUBBARD, *j 0 1;, i. A ^ id 1 ti i s t r n t r i r. V.l r : epLemocr io-t v \ I-Totice to Debtors and Creditor: : I si 1st ra tor’s &ale. ,0’so'd before the C jJaiTfiffton, Carroll doer ' JL ff <a ,2sS2gSSY'StOT'iS ous condition was owing, it was supposed, to there having been a “severe and tfom- plete collapse of the powers in that part of the system affected by the rnaladv. The body of the deceased was properly aud promptly laid out, and placed iu a temporary coffin, which rested in the boat just suspended beyond the wheel house on the port side of the ship. At the request of the Misses Van Buren the desire of the passengers to declare their sympathy and condolence for them, and their admiration for the distinguished de- Leatber, Shoe.?, a remnant of Good?, and va rious other articles too numerous to mention, lie is determined to quit farming, and will positively sell at private or public sale a? above advertised. He is now offering a valuable set of FLOUR ING and SAW MILLS, with extra water pow- ... ^ er, and 2.000 acres of Land, is parcels t ■ suit merchandise which is hqnid he weighs purchasers, embracing 200 acre? of fine bot- but measures wheat, barlej - , and a few ‘ n nn excellent state of cultivation, other articles. He reads and writes from Ail the above property now on the market, j left to right. He eats almost nothin- nr! Cal ‘ and 5 xa , mi f for - VO! V s ^ f - Ang. 25-51-tds. P. H. WHITAKER. head must be wrapped up warm, even in summer, while his feet may well enough go naked all winter. Every article of SELF-SEALING FRUIT CANS. Call and examine or send vour orders, tae 23-fan. McBBIDE, DORSET! A CO. ILL be sold before the Court House door In the town of Xewnan, Coweta on i_ac i.r>t Tue? a ay in Novomuer nexr. witnin the leg?*.! hours of sale, one hun dred and thirty-three acre.?, more or ie;=. of ! lying in Hie third district of said oo-i.r.v, being part of lot No. 8 in said district, adjoin ing infids of Dr. A. B. Calhouj and otaors. belonging to the estate of Alvin Ci-uridleE k’te of s.tid coar-ty, deceased. Terms mu-is known on the day of = i;=, ffept. 8-tds. OS BON risen, Ahn'r. Admiais!r£it02 5 *3 H;i2e, T ues lay in Not-.. i legal hours of sale. Jot of : hundred and county, e next, wit again 1 saidesti lnna rnimoei ....^ ty-ni:ie , 175j, in the ?:->Ii ty-, containing two hundred teiriis prc "HER. Adm'i’ W. D. MKm n a >n t.fo .. ve.or i.. good orcl lie? lying from Villa:: a. Soi : iei J. Ayres, laic of s; the benefit of the heir: Sept. 1-tdi.— -1 ‘J !an-J. all fi ' ' s th? pre an I - used, for Terms r r™? onths after date application will be 'a- de to the Court of Oniia ,ry of Coweta lor icate to sell too land belonging to • ‘ ° r *‘Xia II. Neely, late of s iid com- J- P. NEELY, Adm’r U- r- P_a.„ ’ th s ;.uo, AC;:: 4 ! A BABBITT’S POTASH! 100 CASS October 4-5-tf. r sale bv W. B. W. DENT h BRO. w He eats almost nothing at breakfast, about as much at dinner? but after the work of the day is done, he sits ! down to a hot meal swiiumiag in oil, or better yet, boiled butter. IHs sons eat i with him, but the females of the house wait till his lordship is done. He rides Administrator's Sale. ceased, by a public meeting, was withheld I his donkey when traveling his wile walks I expression. When the Scotia arrived behind. He laughs at the idea of walk i yesterday the lidding;i of the death of i ing it. the street with his .ife, or eren ! .lr. ran Buren created a profound grief 1 vacating his seat for a woman. PLANTERS’ HOTEL, -"Wk. 9 «CS-»EX«C»« Opposite the General Passenger Depot. TO. OHAIAOEAN. ifHI ii4S2.tr. Proprietor. B Y AN o der of tbe Court of Ordinary of Coweta < ; C urt Hqnse nutv, be sold before tbe or in Xewnan, said county, between the legal hours cf .-xle, on * fi r 7j Tuesday in November next, i i. of land No. 77. , iv.ng in the original first now tbe second di?- ! irict of Coweta ■ our'y. belonging to the esi.-.Te j ->f Jesse L. names. late of said conntr. de-, ■ ceased. SoM for tue benefit of the heirs an-. J and treii" ■:? j creditors. Terms cash. * the day of *a-e. • Sept.-8-td?. EZEKIEL IJAIXES. Adm'r. ’ October 13-ids. yy Y VIRTUE of an order of tlie Court of Ay Ordin .ry of C.irroii count;.. w;.I be before the Court Rouse door in Carrollton, on the first Tuesday in December next, within tire legal boars of sale, tiie follow lug lands, tu-wl:: L ts number one hundred and eurbtv- t-ix and one hundred and sixty-seven tl -fi and 1 *>7;. lying in th? 0th district of Carr di county, coatniniiig four iiundre-i and five acre ? 405). Ah vat One hun :r i a>-re? elearr-d and 1 in a =: <te of cultivation, good .dwcUU.g boa?*-, j o:it-b;::;d:ng? an i grn ritta.?-. and lv;rgfoor| idles from VEi •. Rica on tiie J.t.d-: J onviiiaroa.j I-.t'Jiiig from Viih; U! • • J.,ck.?onv,.I-.-. A :. P-.'Sses'ior A sari-premises will be gi the first day of Jar nary next, with tfit ieg»: of sowing immediately after sale; h d-; ! | v,y > r~. r . r .-'. ; f» er .a- rhe property of Lewis Scales, I fa of s Ed | | made to'ibc Coo: county, decease.;, for tue boaeSi of tue heirs t ta co-ir.tv for : . ;V ? ».> »ec.-used. Terms or. i to the estate of Wiilis - rvAI.<\VArn.R. i ,?a l cc:...:r. deceased. &dni2Zi2*trzior’s ^alc. 1 BEE ABLY to an order of the fN.art of Grdin .ry of Coweta county, will be sold ..n -ue r-j;:I ncurs of sale, on the first T:ic.- [.tv :a Nv.e--.ubeT next, lot of land No. Z'J. in th' 21 district of sail county, cofitaIhih| acre3, ui'- r e or Ie.??. belonging to the f inite of i.trorg?- IU-ndrix.; ate of said corn tv. deceased. •SoM for the benefit of the leirs." Terms cn the day of sale. Se.t. 15-: ;=. p. Y HENDRIX, Adm’r. T A O months after date application will be road : to the Court of Ordinary of CV.ve- ! in cc arty for leave to r ed! a’l the lands belong ing to the est ".is of Sand ford Hubbard, late of said county, deceased. ]-'LI7 A T'.VTfJ TUT”. 35-2:r.. Ad: BARD. Enistratrix. r ii' v ' 0 (*'Ont!i3 after date application will be -I-., rii ‘* *e to the Ordinary of Coweta conntr “f r ta vc t o. s el l land belonging to the estate o» r>. u. :iy, late of satu couniv, d*c’d. •- -ft- 17-2m. W. H. KELLY, Adm’r. ’ Coweta ■"en on f \ *'0 months after date application wii’ a be mu 7: to the Court of Ordinary of ouaty far leave to sell the kind be- ' ” > tae c- tuts ot Laas Stephen?, fate t ~ luti.y, deceas'’ 1 . j I V V," STEPHENS > r | 1 Jf-onths after date I will apph X G> -y of Carrol! counts for h ly to the leave to ■ -.i estate of Tyre Watson, late of y. deceased. N2rn. >YM. G. WATSON, Adm'r. i ’’ ' J months after date applic: "f 5 '‘ e i X made to the Court of Ord <’f Ordinary oi (J on wul oe ary of Cowe- th? a:awi. , . • lii county for U-a - e to sell the Land belong!: .. o g:r;g to the estate of William Askew, late of said A - onanciier, .ate of; county, deceased. OSBO.t LI a C’lt. Adm’r. Sep. I-32-2m, J. P. ASKEW, Adt G 1201IG [ A— Coweta County AXf HERE AS Abram Young, administrator ^ V of Silas Dominick, represents to the Court in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, that lie lias full; administered Sib Dominick’s estate: This is therefore to cite all persons concern ed, kindred and creditor?, to show cause, if a::v they can, why said administrator should not be discharged from his said administration and receive letters of dismission on tbc first Monday in January, 1 Sf»7. June Go-fan. B. ii. MITCHELL, (>;•.! .". t) GBORGIA—Carrol! C< unfy. I A \ : HEBE AS John 11 Hild-: braml applies i "t * to me for letters of administration o • ! the estate of John Hilderbrand, Lite of ■“ d- i countv, deceased: 4 LL ; er. a. -. i-Lfcd to the estate of \ Chns. Meriwether,late of Coweta Co., to come forward and make and these having demands w'.il ores', n£ them in the
