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TUB CHILDKliN’S CORNER.
A HEROIC GIRL.
Or. the border of Green Lake, in Min
nesota, there lived a sturdy, white-hair
ed frontiersman named Walter Brown,
jJo was one of those adventurous spir
its ever to be found in the van of ad
vancing civilization, always courting
the free, wild air of the prairie, and re
joicing in the profound depths of nn -
inhabited forests.
But the country became more and
more thickly settled, and Walter Brown
became uneasy. His wife had borne
him a daughter the thiid or fourth year
of thiir residence at the headwaters of
the St. Croix, whom he called Leonora.
She was a good girl, and the idol of her
father. He purchased a rifle for litr
when she was but twelve years oid, and
took the utiriost pains in teaching her
the use of it. She was brave and
steady of neive, and soon acquired
wonderful skill as a shot, and the num
ber of prairie chickens, partridges, wild
water fowls, and other small game she
managed to sheot every day, was ready
h Pie. Occasionally she would shoot a
deer, and one eventful morning, by a
lucky shot through the eye into the
brain, she killed a bear.
When she come home with the news
her father could scare oly credit her.
But, knowing her perfectly truthful na
ture, he danced about the room for joy
and seizing the sturdy little maid, he
mounted her upon his sho ilders and
insisted upon carrying her all the v ay
to the spot where the dead bruin lay.
Thicker and thicker flowed th'e tide
of emigration into Minnesota and Wis
consin, following the navigable rivers as
a {patter of course, and more and more
uneasy and ( ‘crowd d ’ felt Walter
Brown. At length his wife died. Leo
nora was then six:een, and engaged to
be married to a handsome young trap
per by the name of Watson, who 1 a 1
joined her father in business.
Tiie death of the mother had made it
necessary to postpone the wedding, and
in the interim old Walter decided to
move into northwest Minnesota. Neigh
bors were getting too near and hunting
and trapping were bad. As the young
man had proved .up and presented a
quarter section of land near Taylor’s
Falls, he did not wish to either abandon
or sell it just then, and persuaded Leo
nora to agree to write to him, her bade
her an affectionate good bye.
Brown lived in Minnesota for three
or four years in peace and quiet, find
ing good trapping and hunting grounds,
when all at once young Watson arrived,
and renewed the proposition of marriage
With Leonora. The old man had about
determined to move no more, and had
accordingly located and pre-empted
several thousand acres of land about
him, and learning from W at son that h
had money enough to do likewise, pro
posed that he should go down to St.
Paul and buy land warrants with his
money, and take all the land he could
“swing.” He might then marry Leo
nora, and they too wool l go to work
and after building plenty of stabling,
etc., v< oul 1 get a good stock of cattle
ana shetp and try and lead a pastorai
life for the rest of their days
To this proposition tl e young man
hi artily assented, and after returning
from St. Paul, went bravely to work,
in the woods, felling trees for building
purposes. It was agreed first that they
8 otxld build a new hewed log hou,e for
the united family, as Watson had got
up a small single room cabin. Then
the wedding was to take place, and the
two men would again resume their
work.
While thus busily engaged the Sioux
war broke ojjfl It was the habit of
Leonora to take her rifle out every
morning and shoot prairie chickens for
the table, while her lover and father
were hard at work on the new lrpuse
Watson had brought her as a preasent
from St. Paul a light and handsome re
volving rifle, of which she was immense
ly fond, and with which she became so
expert that she could sjroot a duck or
prairie chicken on the wing with almost
absolute certainty.
One morning as she was strolling
ar u id the lake, rifle in hand, she no
ticed three canoe loads of in lians pad
dimg carefully along the opposite side
of the water, steadily and stealthily
approaching the spot where her father
and lover were at work. She did not
immediately apprehend any tragedy,
but in some unaccountable way she feit
impelled to remain and watch their mo
tions. She therefore concealed herseif
behind the top of a fallen tree, ami oh
served their movements, which grew
nnrj and more suspicious. There were
tWO Indians ill each cunoo, (vi,«l after
pulling steadily to a point where a thick
overhanging birch tree afforded con
cealment for their canoes, they disem
barked, and ciept carefully and noise
lessly along until they were within a
few feet of where tie unsuspecting men
were chopping. Suddenly with a yell
that made the forest ring, and which
choed aud re-cchoed across the broad,
still lake, they sprang upon their vic
tims and bore them to the earth.
Leonora trembled with excitement
and apprehension, expecting nothing
less than to witness the horrible butch
ery of her father and lover at onpe.
But tl.ii ilid not seem to be the pur-
1 P >2 of the Indians, for, tying the arms
of their captives behind them, they
ti ok to the ca. ojs, where, taking the
oid man into one and the young man
into tire other, they slityed boldly into
the lake and padd cd rapidly down to
where the house stood. Lto.ioia divin
ed their intent instantly.
“Ua !” she said to he sdf, “they de
sign capturing me, too. They deem
that an easy job, peihaps !”• an 1 her
e/es flashed and tier face flushed with
anger. “Spe ! there is a fourth canoe,
which they i_p doubt suppose will carry
me. This villainous work has been
vt ell calculated j but ha ! you bad say-
ages ’
time
more things than to cook venison steak.
Oh, dear, dear father, your Leonora
will soon show you how bravely she
can succor you. and how your instruc
ting her in the use of this rifle has saved
you this day. And you, too, darling
Henry Watson, have won a longer lease i
Washington- Sheriff’s Sales.
\Y
I-T.T. he sold hi-tore ihe Court house door in
Simdersvitle, Washington' county, on tiro
first Tuesday in October next, the following
property, to-wit:
One hundred and ninety-six aer.-s of-land, more
.. ■ t or Jess, '■■■ Limning lairds of' Yfusoii Tanner, Stanley
of your precious life by presenting me K ,f trel { !U ,,| others. Levied on as the pro pert/ "
witll "this Splendid revolving rifle. Six ! E. B. U hidden to satisfy one Count
“ ‘ Miss
bullets for six ruffians ! Miss one of
them 1 ah, if I should—there’s my
knife. No, Leonora, you must not miss
one of them.”
Tiie gii'l now ciept steahhilv through
t,lie underbrush up the bank to the
[inline above.- Sue .knew that to r. ach
the house the Indians would have to
cross a broad, fiat lieid, where there
was no shekel for their poisons. She
did not think they Won d hesitate to
do this, because, having taken theiAVo
men, they woipd hardly expect resis
umee from a single girl. Aboil! th it\
tods in the light of the path a cattic
vaid had been erected by her falter,
-inil m the coiner of the fence stood an
mine use elm tree. Inside of this yard
climbed Leonora, and behind the big
t-iin she concealed herseif.
A few minutes more proved she was
right in her .conjecture. The Indian ,
after having lie cl stout rawhide ihonga
around the feet of tneir prisoners laid
hem down in the bottom of their can
oes, strode gaily and laughingly along
toward the Douse, without any attempt
a concealment.
Leonora’s h “art grew as hard as a
stone, and her nerves—which fluttered
a little before—now grew (inn as steel.
She had put fresh water proof caps up
on each nipple of r fie, and putting ltie
barrel on the rail «d tne fence, drew a
sharp bead upon the fbreippst Indian ;
out as her finger curved to press the
trigger she neaid wuat actuuhy se mo*t
to ue a voice, whisper:
‘Not yet, Leonora!’
Sue pauspd, and then, as if by in
spiration, flashed the thought into he.
mind :
‘Wait uutil they get nearer the house,
then shoot the hindmost one fiist.’
Sue obeyed the impression, and lei
them come on a few roils nearer Suii
deniy the thougm c..mL amm :
‘Now’s your time!'
Clapping her lace to the f fie-breech
she trained the ile.ith-dea.mg tube
steadily at the chest of the real most
Indian fur an lnsiant and fjred.
The bullet proved true to its mark,
mid the burly Jmd.an merely ihrew up.
Liis arms and fed dead, the nfle ba.i
haying g,one dir. oily through his heart.
A ciap ol thunder from a dear sky
ecu id not have so utterly astumslico
•.hose lemampg Indu>us. Wittily tiie\
ilouked m everyaiirecuun to see whence
carue me fatal shot, in tne next jiistani,
bang ! went Leonora’s rifle again, and
another of iheii number dr.puetl d. ad
But they saw the smoke of ti e iasl
slid and caught a glimpse of the shoui
er. Atonpe they emU) rein nTed then
peiii. They could n l hide, and then
only show was in running .o tin iret
and tprnahawkj;ig their presumptuous
foe oil Liie spot. Instantiy sounding tin
war-whoop, they bounded forward,
but with the no es half intend auothei
of thuir oivtmW, Kup-sl ill 10 lt)C a .r UIK 1
feli back to rise iiq more. L o.iuia huo
fired again.
The repiaining three rushed on, bn
again the brave girl’s r.fle rang l.kv tin
knell of doom, and a fourth savage
pitched headlong to tiie ground.
The ter or of ihe rem.i ning tw>.
was qow pitiful to bihold ; they stop
ped short in their onward course, aim
uttered the ipqst fearful screams, dis
charged tiiier r fles at the tree iu tin
wildest and most unavailing manner.
But again the relentless r.fl ■ blaz d,
and another of the remaining two suidp
to the ground as the buliet went crash
i g thiougii his brain.
Immediately the one left threw
down his rifle arid cried out:
‘No shoot ine ! No shoot me! Me
give up!’
L onora had drawn a bead on him,
bui now they seemed s > perfectly in
prower she lowered her rifle, and
tier
stepping from behind the tree, climbed
the fence briskly, and coimnenc d ap
preaching the savage.
Tne surprise and imlignatinon of the
Indian at the sight of ihe girl was in
tense, a; d iorgetting his supplicating
cry, he put bis hand behind him and
drew forth his tomahawk to throw at
her.
Leonora’s eye was as sharp as an
eagle’s. Shesa.v the treacherou mov ,
and just as the bright blade of the
hatchet gleamed for the throw, she
raited her rifle and shot the faithless
scour cliel ibad iu his track.
With the sjjeed of a deer she now
bounded forward to the lake.
II rry Wa son shouted ‘Glory halle
1 j in. I knew it was Leonora !’ and
tne father ciiefl for joy as her little
form a[ peared on the bluff, r fle in
nand.
Quiflfly «lip plooondod to tbc carmc-"
and unbound the two men, who em
braced her and cried over her in tne
extravagant manner.
But they feit they hail no time to
lose ; ai d, hastily ge; f.ng up their tin i
t ams and loading up their valuables,
they set out for Minneapolis, wliere
they arrived safely, and wher L ono-
ra and Harry Wat-oj were immediate
ly made one flesh.-
Old Waller Brown and Harry Wat
son both did good sir vice in the In
dian battles which followed; and when
the savages wpre finally exteimma.cd,
they all went back to their old home
on the Green Luke, where they now ,
live They have one of the largest '
stock farms in the Slat'-*; and Leonora j
though file happy wife ami mother, j
clings to her beautiful revofv'pg rifle, I
and yet occasionally uses it to k
heiself in n'faciice.
Limit ti t;i
ill lirvo: of Enoch H. Li mi i-T vs’ R. B. WnT-ldon.
Also at Ihe same time ami Have wiii.be a..Ill, one
hiimlreil mui thins acres of trimt more Or less, on
tiie waters ot Keg Creek, adjoining lands of ./esse
Mills, Stephen Niels and others, whereon Elizabeth
Bailer now resides. J evict upon as the property
Ot said Elizabeth Bailey to‘satisly t<vo Jusiee Court
ti las one in favor ol A. €, Duggan \.s Elizabeth
Bailey, end one in fieyor of M. E lbiggmi .vs Eliz
abeth Baity, property [minted out i>y Plaintiff
Levy made at d returned tome by a Const .hie.
Also, .t tlie same t me ail-1 place, will be
sold, six hundred aeres o' land, moic or lrs«, ly
ing on the wafers ol < ■honpp£. of said county, ad
joining lands of «/osey, itarrison amt others, being
. he p.aee where tiie del'en.hint now resides. Lev
ied on as the property of Philip 6’lnrk to satisfy
one Superior Court ti fa ill favor of i/uracs Fagan
vs I'hiil p Clink. Property pointed out by Plain-
i ff.
ALo. at the same time and place, will he. sold, the
interest of I’inckncy Whittle il in a certain tract
•>f land ill Washington county, on the waters of
WiTnunson’s Swamp, aiijoininsr lands of Abram
Voumrlilood, e/no. Cross, M. Harris, it. G.
Wright and others, containing one thousand and
sixty acres'^ more or less, ami known the Hubert
Whitfield tract. Levied . u as the property of
Pinckney AVhiliHi l, to satisfy one Superior Court
fi hi, in favor of ,/osiall K. ./.irwson ys J’iueknCy
AVhitficln. Property pointed out by I'liinlitt’s At-
toroey.
Also, at tin-same time and place will lie sold, tiie
intere-t of Hobert Whitfield in a certain tract ol
land in Washington county, on the waters ol Wil
liamson’s Swamp, adjoining lands ot Abram
A onngblood, Join) Gross, T. M. liarfis, IL G.
Wright and otlierp, tout oibi g sine thousand and
sixty acres more r less, lcm-wit as tiie ilohert
Whitfie d tract. Levied on as the property of l’inek
ney Whitfield, to satisfy one Inliiior Court fi fa
in favor of [Ldcdmbe, t/ohnson & Co., vs t’inek-
nov WidlfieJ I. ,/ESSE PoUJS. 1 *, Sli’ff.
Sept. 1. IS'9. tds
Washington Sheriffs Male.
■\\ T Il.L be sold before the Court-1 onse door in
\Y the town of Samlersville, Washington conn
ty. on the first Tuesday iu Uetpber next, the lollow
ing property, to-wjt:
and Ca"!
T’hrc Cows and Ciilreg.jipd one veiling. Levied
UDon as property ol William IL Hulten to satisfy
me Mortgage ti fa in favor ol Alexander Guill vs
William U. Ilolteu.
K MAVG, U. Sh’ff
Aug. 4, 1869. tds
Washington Sheriff’s Sale.
u T ILL be sold beiore the Court-house door in
V\ Saildersville, Washington county, on tile
first Tuesday iu September next, the following
pro| p“ty, to-wit:
One trai t of land ooptaiuing tjjp iigjidred and
eighty (fiSo) acres more or less, sji u ited iu Wash
ington eonniy, adjoinii g lands of estate of Andrew
MeConkev, Mrs. Brant iy and otl.cis. Levied upon
as tiie pioperty of the c.-tate of ,/olin B. Massey,
deceased, to satisfy one justice (Aunt ti fa in favor
of David Bailey, A. ministralor, vs Kiucheu Ay.
Massey, Administrator esime .7<ihn B. NJassey.
Lew made aud returned to ine hy a C'onstahle.
K. MAYO, ~L>. ShTL
August 4, 18«9. tds
(ilAl—Wa^hiu^on County.
I’v Haywood'Brookinf, Ordinary.
GEOKGX,
~ ~ ~Df . . ,
AVhereni Baiford Hartly makes application for let
ters of Administration on the estate James McGow.
horn, deceased. .... ,
These are therefore to cite and ad mopish all ang
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at my office within the time pre
scribed by law and shun cause if any they have why
GEOfeGIA—Johnson Conuty.
By Jus. K. 1^. Allen,-Ordinary.
applies
said letters Should fiyt be granted.
: Given under my hand aiofiieein Sanfie^sville, this
Angusl 3d, ISG9.
HAYAVOOP BROOKINS, Ord’y,
Aug. 4, 1809.
30d
GEOH.G1 A—W^phiiigtou Conuty.
Bv llaywood Biookins, Ordinary.
AVliereiis, Isaac <S. Talvu.er applies to pie tor
letters ol^'Guardianship of Jftlip. DWpu ajid Mary
J. L iwreriee, nnu'ors ot James; Lawrcnoe, lute ol
uU county, ueeeaseu. ; • . .
These are theretore to cite and admomsli all
persons coneenn d to be and appear at my office
within the time prescribed bylaw and show came
If any they luiy^, i?uy said letters should not be
granted.
Given under my hand at Office ill ScndersMlle,
this 23.1 day ol ./u y, Ibfi'J. ,, „
IUtVVouD BKOOKIAS, Ord’y.
• 3l<l
J .ly 28, 1S69.
GEORGIA—Washington County.
By llaywood Brookins, Ord’y.
AVhereas, Reuben and AV. H. May lias applied
f^r letters of Administration on the estate fit J£d-
mund May, ljte gf said county deceased—
These are tiicrelofe to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appearat my office within the tifcie pre
scribed .by law and show cause, if any they have, why
said jettersihould not be granted. .
(jiven under my hand at offieo iu Sandersvillc, this
2d day of August, IM59.
HAY WOOD BROOKINS, Ord’y.
APg. 4, 1S69. 3 ‘" 1
Whereas, Etioeli 11. LindeT nas applied for ox*
omption of personality and setting apart and vai-
nation of Jiigaesteud, and I will pass upon »he
same at ll •d’elorit, A. M., on Thursday the 9th
dui’ of September, 1669, ul my office iu Wrightsville.
JAS. R-L. AiLEN, Ord’y.
sept. 1. 1S«9.
GEORGIA—John slip fiuiimy.
By J. It. L.' Allen, Ordinary.
WJbprpas, Freezy Jenkins, administratrix on the
estate of John jrnkins, deceased, has applied for
letters of Dismission from said administration,
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kindred rind creditors to bo -and a|ipear at
my office bj ffie first Monday in Ootobcr next, to
show cause if any they have, why said letters should
not be granted.
Given under Off iiandandseal of office, this June
9th, 1SC9.
JAS. IL L. ALLEN, Ord’y.
June 16, 1869. 3ra
, _ . _ .., __
■sn. S ,.t « a ,Ki n u„n g Lee,. fees fir'wSTfr^rTuees fe, C«. j
GEORGIA—Emanuel County, -
- Bv Jiwne* B. Kennedy, Or.IVnarry.
Whereas William K. HnralU has fiicJ hispititioli
forirUers of Ailiiiini»tr..tiolion tbe estate ot Joi n
Skinner, late of sain eovui|t.y, dec.-ase.i,"
The.*«e arc* thereiorc*tu cite and admoniah all an*l
singular ti^e kindi ed and i-r.-ditors of said dncea-eil,
to be and appear at iny office within tiie time pre
scribed bv law, »ud show cause if any they have
why said letters should not be grunted.
Given under mv hand M offi e in Swaiusboro,
.this August 24th, 1869. . '*'
* JAS. B. KENNED 1, Ord’y.
ang. 25, 1869. Sod
Renfroe &
to tiie fact tlKutC 1 *
81,11 ,n anuraet U ri>
Bu
Usal Notieo fwr Wdsliingfon Jo.
A o/it t.
ri^IIlKTY’ dins afler date application will be made
Lto ■ " - - wr ••
the Court of Ordinary o! W sliingtiui eoiju-
ty, for an order to sell the lauds of Ilenry Bland’,
laic ot said county, deceased.
M. NLWM»N, l Adm’rs
SIMEON M. |fLANI)J • P 1 ”
Aug. 4, 18(9. ' Mu
.Yotice.
rplilKTY davs after date ap| 1 cation will be made
J to'tfie [loubr.rliie Court of Ordinary of Wash
ington county’“for TOivc tef scjl tiie lands bcloiig-
ng to the estate of Johii E. Move, late of said
uuty, deceased. B. A. MOi E, Ad mV;
Aug. 4, 1869.
Hu
Notice.
r |'MlIKTY days afterdate application will be mai’.c
1 to the Court of Ordinary ol Washington coun-
I .t fbr an order to sell the leal estate belonging
f6Seaborn Johngon, Jute ol suid coun'v, deceased.
‘ WILSilV sIIKAI.Y, i
AV 1.. JOHNSON. V Adm’rs.
BARBERY JOIIXS'ON,' )
Aug. 4, 1869. 1m
No’.icf.
.Mt!ministrtilor'S Sale.
P URSUANT tnan order granted by the brdipa- j
ry ol Was; inglon i-nnzty, whl be sold i'u
’■[■'IIIRTY days after date api licatior will be
I rn-idc to’tile Court of Ophnary of Washing
GEORGIA—Jolinson County.
By J.Jt. I(. Allen Ordinary.
Whereas A|ina MeAVhortcr, Administratrix on
t lie estate of Eli M AA'hortcr, late ot said county,
deceased, has applied to me lor letters of Disiniii-
ison from said Administration,
These are therefore to cite and admonish all per
sons interested, to file their objections, if any they
liaye, yfitjpn the time prescribed by law, why said
Liter* shpuld'not he grai.tgjji
Given under my ha mi at office In A4 rightsvi } •,
tills August 2ml,'ll69.
J. R. L. ALLEN, Ord’y.
ang, 11. I SCO. in3ni
■aaaii«v.'»rvirmi«tajm—mm—m———
Lc^fi! Notices for Emanuel County.
L'mauuel Sheriff'!) Sale.
be soM befo e the Court-house iu Swaius-
*» horn, wit if in thi* legal hour- of s;»Ie ? on t'ie
Hi.-l'i'^ouA in October L/:xt, the I< i owing [irojvr?
ton county, lor an
.belonging to the i
s; hi county, Uceem
July 2tf. 18hi».
Dicier to sell tlie real e>ta c
titc of Jjtmc'rv Kobson, luifc ol
eil. ' •
W. G. KOBSON, A ltn’r.
1 ui
lie first Tuesday in September n -\t, before the
Court house do«>r in Suudsrsyillc said com ty,
within the legal hours of sale, one lot pf wild laud
iu formerly Karly now Miller county, knnivt ,»s lot
No. 11*2, in the 1 tli District of Eailv cotinry*, con
tail ing (2ou) two Lundied ar«l fifty :i«*te?> iiiore 01
-troi
uinl creditors.
*akaii A. Di:»hju:v
iu Wush-
1 Libel fqr Divorce
vs *’ v in^toa Superior Court.
IlKNRVr. pEWKKUY, J
It ^jijHring to the C»*urt. that ^iic Defcndg.;jt does
not reside in this State—
It is ordered that the defendant be and appear at
> property of tin estafo ol A'c*::anilj*r Arm- , , 4
•Loused: Sold'fur the benefit ot tlief,ei r s the next term of tins Court an I answer raid coin-
1 (.limit or the Court will proceed as unto justice may
ang. 4, ls69.
Terms cash.
J. N. GIL YOKE,
Adm'p.
tds
Execitlov’s Saif,
ILL be sold agreeable to an order
upper/,-lip;.
It b further ordered that
Four hundred (400) acres of laud more or less, on
the waters of Ogecchce river, lying in the 49th dis
trict of said county, adjoining lauds of B. L. Lane
and others, known as the place where said Newton
bow lives ; levied on as the property of Phillip New
ton, to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa issued lroui the
Superior Court of said county, in fayor of Jas. 11.
Hiues vs Phillip Newton.
Also, at t})csauiu time and place, will be sold, one
Bay Stallion llorse, six years pld. Levied on as the
property of TbuRias Moore, to satisfy one Superior
Court fi fa issued from the Superior Court of said
County, in favor of J. A". Jones, vs. Thomas Moore.
Also, one cost fi fa issued from the Superior Court pf
said county in favor of the officers of the Court,
Thomas Moore.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold, four
hundred (4U0) aeres of land more er less, lying in
thi) 57th district of said couiityV^ljniViing lands of
Owi u McGur and others, known as the place where
on John lleekle now lives. Levied on to satisfy one
Superior Court fi fa issued from the Superior Court
of said county, in favor of llobt. C. Easterliu
John Heckle.
Also, at the same time and pi-ae, will lie sold, „»pe
hundred a lid fi/fly (010) Seres of land, inure or k-VL,
lying in the 63d district 'of said county, adjoining
lands of Owen MeGarand others, known as the place
whereon E. L. Kirkland now” !ivefV l.eybfd pu to
satisfy one County Court fi fa issued from the Coun
ty Court of sniif county, in favor of 11. AV. Fore-
kanif vs E. L. Kirkland. Also two Justice Court fi
las, issued from a Justice Couft held in and
IJ'Stli district of said county, iiiTavurof Job
by vs E. L. Kirkland. Levy made anil returned to'
me by a Constable.
IL J. Pl'GKSLEY, Sh'ff E. C.
sept. 1, 1S69. ■" tdf
GEORG] A—Rmai.nel County,
15v Jas. B. Kennedy Ordinary.
Whcieas While K. Smith, Aelinilii trator on es
tate of Levi B. Scpnvt/s, makesajiplie-aiioii f..r a-t-
te-r* dismission from said ^t^te.
Tiiese are t fere fore to eaip arid admonish ail atm
singular tiie kindred ami ircditors of .-aiii oei e.is-
ed, to be mid appear at my office witliip r l e i.n.e
preser^^l bv law and she*y ppnse it any thpy have,
why said letters shoirlej (git bpifr utofl.
Given under mv haliil at oflive in Sw.iii sbor.o.
this April 14th, 1869.
J AS. B. KENNEDY, Ord’y.
April 21, 1869. n.Siu
GEORGIA— Enin u I County.
By Jas. B. Kennedy, Ordinary.
Wliereas Thomas L. Moore, Administrator ol
James Moore, eleuvascd, appl es lor letters ul Dis
mission Irom suid e-tate.
These lire therefore to cite and admonish all i>cr-
SOIIS eoneei'ii- d, p> file tbpirp! jeetion*, it any tiny
have, within the time prescribed by law, ami show
cause, if any they have, why said letters sln.ub.
not be graiited.
Given under n.v hand at office in Swainshoro
this Juno 9.1i, I860.
JAS. B. KENNEDY, Ord’y.
J uoe 16, 1869. ni3m
GEORGIA—Email m 1 County.
Bv J. mes 15. Kennedy, Ordinary,
AVhereas, Briggetl Bennett, Administratrix on
the estate ol Daniel Bennett, Jate of Knianu,}.anili
ty, deceased, makes application lot le tors ui Dis
miss on from said estate.
These are thcre'ore to cite and admonish a'l per
sons concerned to be and ppear at my withjii the
lime pi escribed by law, and show eausp it a liv tiiey
have, why said letters should not be 9j:ilited.
Given under my hand at office itr iwainsboro,
this June 1st, 1SB9.
JAMES 15. KENNEDY', Ordinary.
June 9, 1869. ’ ‘ m?n»
'8
gie^
arriag,,’
iiOClillAVtlAs,
"WAGONS
which for superiority ot style ail I finish su r , ; ..
thing of the kind ever offered in this mart, ; ,'."
warrant every piece of work and pledge ^
to sell ob better terms than can be ha.i i„ j "‘‘i
them market. They wish it anilerstood ih;i- (. j*
Do II mst Work,
and arc not working for to-day simply, | mt -
future. Ali their assistants arc or; ' k l
n i.UEt u.nrtcs
and every piece of work is thoroughly j n „ '
Their Axles, Springs, 4c., are Manufactured
ly lor them, and warranted to be of the lA-st •
m r.nni a
of all kinds done at short p.oti^c ^nd 0 u rea
terms.
Sandersyille, pa., Aprjl 7, lSp9. ^
GEORGIA — Emar.iiei
By JamcA’B. Kenjieity Ord’y.
AVhereas, Alexander AV. Adkiusou applies to me
for letters o* Dismission Ircin Aiiiniiiistrai cn ol
John L. Turner, lute of suid coin ty, deeea.-pii.
Th se »re therefore fo ejte ami adiiionish ail ami
singnlarthe kipifrp.l"uiiil eiyiiitorsol said deeea-cii
to be and apjieiir ux inyoffife wirllin 'the Lnip prt'-
sciibed by law arril yiiUvv cause ii any [Iicy have,
why said letters should fly-t f)j) grunte'd.
liiviiii under my hand at offiep in Swjjjpfj}” r "(
this March 25th, 161)9.
JAS. B. KENNEDY, Ord’y.
March 3], {869. ” 1 ' * ii.Gm
RF.UIlPlAfsrgipiiuel County.
i.y Jas.ri KeTineny, ordinary.
AVhereas, Bryant Dongherty, Administrator upon
the pftate ;)f Berrien ptraglrcrty, applied to me for
fi
letterp r yif tHsfpissictt lroui said estate.
These are tiiereKi‘l?*to'c l itc aud’tySlnonisb nil pc;
sons concerned, to “file I In ir objections, if any ex-
fur the 1st, within fhe time prescribed by law, to show cause
n Ogles- ■ why sail} fetters should nut be granted to 354'id ap-
KiE'iinuci Sheriff’s in e,
IA r lLL In- sold l.elore the (Lnrt-honse doer in thp
. town ol" Swain-boro, hmanml con my, on the
fir>t Tuesday in Scptenili. r iii-xt, vyifliiii fhe legal
hours ot safe, the loll *ing proijjity/f.Pwit’:
Oiie Bay Mure about-ix y iarjols. Levied on as
the pn-periv ot Morris Dawson ly satisfy one r u-
froin the
it ot Ordinary of Wushiuet- u county,
before the Court-house door in Sai.dersyiiie, aam
eonniy, ou llie first Tuesday in O. tyher next, one
tract ot land, containing (425) four ini died ami
twenty-five acres more or less, situated in said
■ ..tuny, oil the waters of Sandhill creek, adjoining
lands of il. A. Joyner, 11. H. VYou.l aud gthers.
To be sol I as the property-of tl'iii estate of Tl.o-
E. Move, deceased, under the ineiimbranceof tin-
widow's . ower, for the benefit of the.heirs and
creditors. Term?, cash. Purchaser paying for deed
a:id stamps.
MAKThT'moYE, i Ex’rs.
C. A. M lYE, )
ang. 4, 1869. tds
,-e of this order be
perfected iiy publication in the “Central Gepreian,”
a “public Gazette of this State” on<-c- a nrnlifli lor
j four months before the next term of this Court
AVAL GIBSON. Judge, j
A true extract from the Minutes of fhe Superior j
iurtof AVashiugton county .
T. J. GILMORE, Ci’k. |
June 2, 1869. 22-mini \
peiior Court fi fa, i.-sae.i fr tn tiie Superior Court..{
•ai eouiity , i’ll favor ot ,/• ail b M. Tooif; vs G. AV.‘
Pugeslev. Propi rty poiplen i6nt by l’lainiitf.
"' It. J. i’UGESLEY, Sii’ll. E. V.
July “8, 1869.
piicant
Iji'fen ppiler my baud at office in Ssygipsboro, this
Marefi 1st, 1869.
JAMES B. KENNEDY, Ord’y.
M arch 3, 1869. m6m
GEORGIA—Emanuel County.
By James B. Kennedy, Ordinary.
AYIieieas, Waite K Smith, Adniini-tralor op es
tate of James’H. l’ficc, applies to mvl for fetters
ol di-mission from Said i slotel
These are theretore to Cite and adfpoi Lsli all per
sons concerned, to he and appear at my offiei
vvi:!.;n tjifc'tiifle prescribed by ay/, and sl.ow cause
if isy* tiiey liave, wliy suid letters should not bi
granted.
Given ttudermy hand at office in Swainsboro,
this April yi,
' ' ■ JAMES B. KEENED J',' Ord’y.
April 21, 1869, u,6iri
BARNET PUJf.LIPS and) Mortgage from April
FREDERICK .JltYERS’ \ Term 1»69, of AVasb
vs JOSEPH ERWIN. J ington M:perior Court.
Present, the Hon. William Gibson Judge of saiu
Court.
It appearing to the Court by the petition of Bar-
net Phillips aud {Frederick My
>E 'KGI A—Washington County.
By Haywood Brookins, Ordinary.
AYliereas, Drewry AY. Harrison lias applied tome
tot letters of .Administration ou tiie estaie of Jo-
scpli D. lLurison, late of said county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and adiiionish ail per
sons interested to be and appear fit my itliec on
• r before the first Monday in October next, and
show cause if any tney iiave, wliy suid letters
houlit not he granted.
Given under my hand at office in Saudersviile,
tliis 14th day ol August. 1869.
Il AY WOOD BUOOKLYS, Ord’y.
ang. 18, iS69. 30d
GEORGIA— 15’iishington County.
By Hay wood Brookins, Ord’y.
AVhereas, Dhtlebriy Piice, .LIministrator, has
tiled his petition for letter.-ot Dismission on the
estates of Kicy Price and Mourning Price, late of
said county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite uni admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors ofsa d deceas
ed, to be aud appearat my office witl in the time
prescribed by law aud show cause ii any they have,
why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office iu Sandersvillc
tliis 1st day of March, 1869.
IIAYWOuD BROOK LAS, Or*}’)'.
March 3, 186‘J. m«m
GEORGIA—AVashiugton County.
By Haywood Brookins, Ordinary.
Whereas, Chailes T. Smith, Admiliis rator, and
Sophia Smith, administratrix, hath filed their fi
mil return ou the estate of ^ ichafiaii Smith, deceas
ed, and applied for Letters of Dismission Irom
the .Administration on said deceased,
These are therefore toeitc and admonish nil per
sons concerned to be and appear at my office on
or before the fi-st Monday lit'October not, and
show cause, ii any they have, wliy said letters
should not be granted.
..iven under my baud at office in Sundersvi!h
tliis 5th day of March, 1369.
HAYWOOD RROOKINS, Ord’y.
March }0, 1869. m6m*
GEORGIA—AA'asliington County.
By Haywood" Brookins, Ordinary.
H'hereas, Beverly D. Evans' applies to me for
letters of Dismission from the Administration of
the estate of £llas p- Fioyd, deceased.
These are therefore to c{te and adiiionish all per
sons concerned to be and appear at my office witli-
mi the time prescribed by law and show cause, i>
any they fi'ave, why said letters should not be grai -
ted.
Gi .'pn under my hand f t office iu Saudersviile,
tliis25t.il day of June. 1869.
" " HA J'WOOD BROOKINS, Ord’y.
Jlfne 30. 1869. •' ipHni
GEORGIA—AVashing'tep County.
By Haywood Brookins, Ordinary.
AA’bcrcas John II. AA'alkcr and Ivey AV. Duggan,
Aduiinii[r^tors on the estate of Edward Armstrong,
deceased, have applied to me for letters of Dismission
from said Administration.
These are therefore to cite anil adpionish ..1! per
sona concerned, to be and appear at my office on or
Sen
before the first Monday in Sept, next, and show ea^se
if any tfiev have why said letters should not he gran
ted. " ' ‘ ' " s
Given under my hand at pfuee in Sandersvillc,
this 31st day of May, 1869.
HAYAYOOD BROOKINS, Ord’y.
June 2, 1S69. ?- m ym
that oil the thir
teenth daA' of March iu the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-nine, Joseph Erwin, at Irv.'intun,
Barnwell District, State of South Carolina, for the
sum of four thousand, live hundred and liiuety-four
dollars and thirty-seven cents, to him in Land paid
by the said Barnet Philli|is ami Frederick Myers, ai
and before the signing, sealing anil delivery ol' his
the said Joseph Erwin's certain deed of Mortgage to
tiie said Barnet Phillips and "Frederick Myers of all
that tract,plantation, or body of laud situate, lying
ai:d being iu the county of AVasliiugtuu and State ot
Georgia, containing fifteen hundred acres more or
less, and bounded on the North by lauds owned by
James D. Irwin, ou the East by AA’m. P. Neal and
others. Said tract of land being known and distin
guished as the “Kelly mill tract.”
The conditions of said deed of Mortgage being
that if the said Joseph Erwin did on tlie first day
of November after the date thereof, pay to the said
Barnet Phillips and Frederick Myers the full and
just sum of four thousand four hundred and ninety-
four dollars and thirty-seveu eepts, w hich said eru
ditions the said Joseph Erwin has failed to comply
with. And it furthi'r appearing that said sum of
four thousaud four hundred and ninety-four dollars
and thirty-seven ccpts, remaifis puriaid, it is, there
fore, ordered, that the said Joseph Erwin do pay into
Court, by the first day of the next term thereof, tin-
said sum of four thousand four hundred and ninety-
four dollars aud thirty-seven cents, and costs due, or
show cause to the contrary, if a»;v he haj', a tel that
ou the failare of said J'ost ph Erwin so to do, tin
equity of redemption in and to said Mortgaged pre
unses be forever thereafter, barred aud foreloseil. Am
it is further ordered that this rule be published in the
Central Georgian a public Gazette of" sail} State once
a mouth lor four mfcpths, or "a copy thereof served
on the said Josepb'ferwin, or his special agent or at
torney, at least three months previous to the next
term of this Court.
A truc'extractfrom the Minutes June Term 1869.
T. J. GfLMORE, Cl’k.
Jijpc 23, 1S69. tn4*P
Emanuel MurUr* Sale.
EATIl Lbcsohl, l efore Court houie door iu the
{{ town ol Swainsboro, Kmaiiite 1 county, with
in tiie !vga. hours of sale, on tie first Tuesday in
Scptembir next, tl.e following property to wit :
Five humlred (50o) acres ot land mole or less, : plication for letters of Dismission Irom said estate
ou tl.e waters ol the great Uhoopic fiver, lying iu [ These are therefore cite and admonish all per-
the 39oth district ot said i-ouu'y, a-joining lands sun; eouei-fi Ctl, to I c and appear : t my office witli-
GEDKGIA— ^manupl County.
By James B. Kennedy, Ordinary.
A}"h‘-reas, George AV Del.le, Administrator on
Hie estate of Jordan Button, deceased, makes ap-
of Ai.gus Gillis and others. Levied on as Ihe pro
perty of Lmniiil 1 ovt, to satisfy one Count) Colin
Ii “a, ill faVor of AYrliam Balter v« J-.-i. ii. 1 l.o-x-
i-eoja-rty priinte-d out by Plaint.if Also, ti rl; Jus
tiee Court ti fas issued from a Justice In Id :Yt alul
for li e 395tli district ot Said county, in 1 la’vor ot
.tngis GiLis vs. Letmiil Lowe, l alliarin 'Tyson,
AYiilL.m ttifrdeli, Lott Larwiek, .iJin’rx.Sli estate
Of E. Durden.
Also, at the same ;iino and place, will i>e sold,
two hundred (2nn' gores of land, more or less, it
in the time pfeseribe’d by Iuv and slioiv cause i
ary they have, why said letters should not begrai.l
50 Bbl^. Flour-
BB1JS. in Stoie and 25 barrels
£t) ibis week. Prices 8, yj
pur bl>L Sjlf!?^ a i-"f' 011 guaranteed.
April 7, 1SL9-
ex| Mi,
Bill
1 D.tVw
Matt Branha
%
p!e^»ure iu informing tiie public that
J has'opened a
Barber Shop,
ext door to S. B. .lutn-s’ Drugstore, tyliere i, e ,
be pleased to serve tl
ill ti.e way of
:ui to the best o! Mi
Hair Stressing gqid Skiing
t any and : 11 times. Ciiihlren and ladies wn
either at. the shop or a) pH/aU resilience*
Aprij 2:, l§{i9. ’ '* 1
! i”
< Of SCJlLttlLj
No
rjipngp nf Cars BelWPtn Savaiu;..!
Augusta, hull dlontgunt.iy, Ala,"
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE CE'TLAL
Savaxxah. Aj
B-
gust u, ic'rd.
AN AND AFTER SUNDAY. Kill) iasT
PasBenger Trains o.t the Georgia CetiL
Railroad will run as follows :
UP DAY TRAIN.
a Hunt.
LEAVE.
Savannah 6:31" AYM
Macon...... i:;ii 1“
A ugilsta .V..... •
Milliidgevil.e , .". ..3:,.“ f.
Eatoteton II
Conntfctif.gWith ttauistfiat leave AugusdErJ.',
down daa train.
Macon , ,,7:ou
Savannah...". 1’ <
Augusta ..: 5:Sf. p i
Connectii;gwfMi train th tie .ve n-.'i.sh, sj., A. i
s Hip NIGRT TRAIN.
Savannah A .7:20 I*. M.
Macon... .. i... U
Augusta
Ci-nneeling w.lh train that leave ,-liigiis
DOWN NIGHT TRAIN
Mneon
Savatmali ,,
Augusta ,
A. V |
P 1 I
6:25 P M.
i- J. ,i)
MiRedgeviile.,, 4:3n P. At.
tdfito
Given under mv hand at office in Swainsboro,
tliis MuvAtli, iSJ9. !!i
•- •'*.• JAS. B. KENNEDY, Ord’y
^iny 12, 18)59. •• n:3ui
Eatintou ,.2:40 P. M.
Gonnee'ting writ, tram that leave JagUsta
A. M. trains from Savannah ;»tiit Ajidi'l,
and P. M. train from Ala con eopuei)t aitliM
Ifcdgevilie train at Gordon da)!), Sundav: i
cepted.
P. AI. trsiin from Savannah ioni:iiIs »
through mail train on Smtlli Carolina Kailnns.
and P At, train fi 'uo Sav. ni.ah and August!
S'ilh I rains on Uuulli Western and Alasr;
ffailruaiis " ‘ ‘' (vl/O
Aet’g Master of Ti-Ah'spnrtatii:i
e 2. lob’B, 22-1;
i GEORGIA—EinamicI County.
By Jus. B. Kefiiic-iy, Ordinary.
Whereas, Tho.aas A. Til] y V- ha- 1.p:J'Ud
..................... “.-."I Wliereas Thomas A. Taj o-vlias opoteed for fcx-
" r ‘ ^ B J'°"' 1, Ji a.-jo.ittitg , cl ,’p tiou ot ’ pt , r ^6 I , aii tv andV-tting .UkK and" vie
nnds ol Liibcrt. llarru.l, Ha I and olhc.s. , nat f )m Hguie»teail,”and I will pass -i tbesae
Levied on US the ,.fo| erly A James E. II..rn.lt to 10 uVr „ cb „ the ’ 2mh duv F ot - ^ F g nsli
satisfy two l main CiVprt h las, issued irom the al U1 y office in SwainA,or,>. *
ty Court’Kl said county, in tavor ol A. J.
Wiiiiatn>oii, an<t one in l:tv»*r of ,lamer* W. Flan
tiers, Dmuerij pointed out t»\ DiaiutilFV .Ittornev.
'* R. J. l LGEisLEY, Sb’tt. E. C.'
dug. 11, 1&59. Ms
AdniiiiMriittu’s Sale,
V GREE.aBI.K to an order ot the Cunit ef Or
dluary of Washington county, will be solo
my
ang. Ii, 1SS9.
P1TRAF1JG1!
Jf^S. B. ^EIJNEDY, Urd’y.
oetore the Coil t-bou-c dour iu the town ot S .u-
ilersville, on thy first Tuesday in nit-.bcr ties,
the interest ot tl.e estate ot Catherine Jordan, de
ceased, in one tract ot land, beii g one tl iid inter
est in said tract, adjoining Job:i J. Pugeslev, Bry
ant Watkins and otners, containing (2i 7) two hun-
ilred'-and seven nens, mure or less. .So d for the
lien-fit of the heirs and creditors. Terms cash.
Purchaser to pay te r stamp qnd title.
T. J. GlLMiiRE, Adm’r.
Aug. 25. 1869. tils
Legal (Notices for Johnson Co.
STATI5 OF GEORGIA, 1 Superior Court,
Johnson (Anility. ( April Term, 1869.
I T nppeating tothe Court by the petition ot AV
H. M artin (a copy of deed and affidavit there
unto annexed) that said AV. H. Martin was {losses
se-J of the original deed in said petition mentioned,
and that said origiini deed lias been lost or mislaid
and lie the said W. {I. Martin, praying the estab
lishing of the said copy deed, ill lieu ot the lost
original, so lost or mislaid. It is ordered by‘th
Court, t at the said Qei rge L- Lewi-,shall comeon
he first day of the iicxt tcnn of th s Con it, and
show cause, why tiie'said copy deed, should not he
established, in lieu ot the origin. 1 lost as aforesaid,
and it is further ordered, that a copy ot this rule
lie seived persona ly on the said George L. Lewis,
;r i. i>~ n.win,-,., ll... Ot.oc, amt it not, to Ue
pilblislicd in tne Central Gcoigiuti, three months
previous to the next ti nn of tins Court:
•"-—.MIX
WM. VV.
Jnly 14, 1869.
XON, (. | k Sup. Ct., J. C.
3m
CfC{|
! you have mistaken your girl this
Leouora Brown has been taught
Little buy met Ins Sabuuth
teacher, and innucei t y ttskeil
school j
her if j
to say ‘culi'erdam u as eanne.
She replied, ‘1,0 my dear—yvhai j
makes you a. k that questiut.' " I
iLs answer was, ‘T saw an oltj puiy j
down the sirtei yonder: .-be was nearly 1
choked to di ajh, arid I thought she
would coff-V r darn head oil".’
GEORGIA— \yashington County.
By Hay wood Brookius, Ordin^r).
AVhereas, Ncedlt an Jefnigau has! filed his pe
tition'for letters ol A'dininistrarion ilebliuis uoii
on the estate of Jept’ha If. Jefjil^an, lafo oi sain
comity, deceased.
These itfe therefore to cite and adpippish al.
whom it may concern to be aud appearat toy office
within tiie tiuie preserihed hy law'and show cause,
il any tjicy have, \yhy said letters should not be
grained. ’"
Giyon under my Initid at office iu Saudersviile,
tliis 23Jday dMAfiv, 1869.
IlAY'AVooD BTl OKIES, Ord’y.
July 28, L-(j9. 3ltd
A wife,'full of truth, love anij jnno-
centre, is the prettiest flqvyei- a uyau ejayt
wear next his heait.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
A LL peisons ii debit'd to the estate ot Henry
Bland, lute ot Washington conuty, deceased,
are Requested t-o make in.mediate payment, and
those having demands against said estate wili pre
sent them in terms of the Inw.-
" Al. N1 A\ r AlAN, ) , , ,
S. J/. BLwND, f Ad "‘
Aug. 4, 1869. 40d
GEORGIA—Johnson County.
By Jits. K. L. Allen, Ordinary.
AVhereas Esra New, Administrator on the estate of
John New, late of said county, deceased, has applied
to me for letters of Dismission from said administra
tion.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned, to he and appear at iny office within
the time prescribed hy- law, to show, cause if any
they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand and official signature at of
fice in AVrightsville, this August 9th, 1869.
JAS. R. L. ALLEN, Ord’y.
apg. 18, 1S69. ut3m
GEORGIA—Johnson Coamy.
By J. K. L- Allen, Ordinary.
AVherens, James AY- J/en.lows and Jas. A. Davis,
Administrators on the e tate of B.I is I'oyjfel , de
ceased, applies to me tor letters of Dismission
fron. said admrnistratiop.
These are therefore to Cite and adiiionish all and
singnlarthe kimlrpd aud creditors of said deceased
to be and atipeai at my office wiydn tiie time pre
scribed by law, and siiQyy ciinse if uny .they have,
why siudleltors shpuld notLb'*gW) pd,
Given mhli r liiv Inind at office iu AVrightsville,
this June loth, 1869.
J. K. A1LE-A Ord’y.
June 23. {869. m3m
GEURGI A—Emanuel County.
By J;ijnes B. Kinuedy, Ordinary.
AA’hen-aS Bpeneir Y oungblood bps applied to pie
for letters of Dismission from Guardianship of Nan
cy More,
These are therefore to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned, to lie and appear at my office with
in the time prescribed by law, and show cause if any
they have, w hy said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office in Swainsborp, this
August 12th. 1869.
GEORGIA—Esmond County. ~"
" Dy Jtri. B: Kr'ihpdy , Ordinary.
AVhereas, John liuckje has uoplieJ to tne fo
Excm| tiott of personality and setting apart uni
vuluaiion of Homestead, ami 1 will pass upon tie
same at my offiec iu Swainsboro ou the 1st Monday
in September next, at ll. o'eloe-k, A. il.,
JAS. B. KENNEDY, Ordinarv.
ang. 11, 1869. ' ’ > •• - * - ‘ 2t"
° ■» •
\u l, iim «« '5»ia 'a m "m
^ A SURE AND fOSWIVE CLEE
GEOKGLf—Emanuel County.
By Janies B. Ke'nYiedy, Ordinary.
Whereas. ^Wna "Jfiggins wile of 1*. G. AViggins
has’applied for Eiteiiiptio'i and iiersonalily ate.
setting apart and valuation ot llomcsleati, an
1 will pass it{ion the same al In n’eloek, A. Ai.
on the 1 St It day of September, {tkfit, at rny office
in Swainsbi ro.
JAMES B. KEAAEDY, Or.i’y
aug. 25, 1869. 2t
aug. IS, 1S69.
JAMES B. KENNEDY', Ord’v.
" 4Hd*
GEORGIA—Emanuel County.
By James B. Kennedy, Ordinary.
AA’hcreas Morris Dawson applies to jpe for letters
of Dismission from the Administration of the estate
of Aaron Hutchinson, late of said eoupty, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and adinonish all and
singular the kindred and creifitors of said dpji aseil,
to be and appear at my office within the time pre
scribed by law aud show cause if any they have why
said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office iu Swaiusboro, this
August 12tb, 1869.'
"JAMES B. KENNEDY, Ord’y.
aug-18, 1869. ' m3m
GEORGIA—Emanuel Conn!)*.
By James B. Kennedy, Ordinary.
Whereas, John DglesLy, jydiHinistrajor on the
estate of Seaborn Og.csby, applies to life for let
ters of Distnissiou from said estate.
Ttiwsi «ro tUorvi.trc iue11.■ and admonish all 'pet-
sous concerned to be and appeal at my office within
the time prescribed by law, uiul show eatpse, it any
they have, why « miters shojtld not be granlei .
Given under my i:an..'ai office iu Ewainsboroj
this Auuiist 3d, lbiJ).
JAMES B. KENNEDY, Grd’y.
ang. 11, ls(>9. nijjnt
Legal Is
oticisi lo • HilkiiNvn Co.
GLOliGI A—W ilkii.sun Comity.
J5y the Ordinary *aid county.
J>y me uruitiup ot s:nvt county.
VVliemu* B. 11. l>oriii!|iny has u]*i»lic«t letters
of Aduiiiiitwtralion on the estate >r Vrecirifk l>or
anniiy, Jn*e ot said e*»nhty, deceased.
The>e are therclore to cite aii persons ii.tcrestcd
to tile their ohjeetiong il any they imye, within tiie
time prescribed by law, why bind lefters ^pu}d
nut be granted.
Givcii under mj hand and seal oi'office. Antfost
2d,1869. •"
ang. 18, 1869.
C. M. LINL)SEy, Ordinary.
GEOKG1A—Wi|kinsqn (2o,:uty.
fly C. M. LindsiH, Ordinary .
AYliereas, E. A. AYald’en, Administudri^of estate
of l\ il iam VA aldeu, dt ceased, lias applied fpr let
ters of Dismission from said estate.
These are therefore to cite liiul admonish all the
kindreu and persops inti rested in said estate to
hie tlieir objections witli the Urdillary j u time pre-
s-ribed by taw, it any tiiey' ln.ye, yhy letters"ot
Disniissioi. ^hall not be gj’iii.Jul to it|ijdiealit.
Given pndcr my hand litiVl oilieial signature July
“th, l>fi9. c‘. M. UNDjEY, oruiuary.
July 21, 18*59. main
FEVER FEA' R AND
AND DUMB AGl"E.
cure ail ills ttesh is heir to. but
a rapid cure in
fglLFi.VI B, f YE-
DU If AGUE.
IP TB a'P® 3 3
Is now taking the place o* all LATENT A’®''
REV@|_UT! | ON J
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Hjstory of Bhysigians’ Practice.
AVILL ABOUT COMMENCE
The \VoBdtrf(il Fiver fflt dicine
GEORG 1.1—Emanuel County.
By Janies B. Kennedy, Ordjpayy.
AVhereas, John <’git-shy, j.iminiatraror on es
tate ot Mary Burt, deceased, makes applieatiou lor
letters of Dismission I'rofn said estate. *
These are. tnergiore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and ered'tors ofsaid deceased,
to be and uppeu. at ply office williiii tiie time pros
cribed by law, and show i-aiise j'f any they have,
vby said letters should not be’grunted. <
Given under my hand at office in Bwuinaboro,
this August, 3d, i!{69.
JAMES B. KENEDY, Ord y.
GEORGIA—{Yilkilison Com ly.
By the Ordinary of said county.
AVheieasl*. F. I’ay ne. Administrator of the es
tate ol 1). s. Cajian ■ late ot saideiquity, lias applied
to uic for letters p! Dismission from said estate. '
These arc therefore to cite all persons interested
to fiie their obj. clioi.s it any thpv have, in terms
ot the law, why saiil letters should not be granted
to applicant.
Giveu pnder nty hand and seal July 5th, 1869.
, , t’. M. LINDSEY", Ordinary.
July qth, 1869. ni3iti
G EOKGIA—Emanuel County.
By James B. Kinuedy, Ordinary.
Whereas, Thomas J. Morn> lias filed his peti
tion lor letters of Administration uu the estaie ot
Ephraim Fhi|iips, late ol said ocnuty, deceased.
These, are thercti*re To ote-aridaiimomsli all and
it.gular the kindred aud credit rs ot said deceas
ed, to I>e and appear at (ny office. wiiLin the time
.1 by ttijV and show cause if unv they
Fine Syrup and Lojassis.
§ih’er prips, Golden Syrup, and Cjtba Molas
ses now arriving and for sale bv
BRANTLKY i : rR-lNGDU,
June 2. 1809. l •. oj-'-tf
GEORGIA—Johnson County.
By J. It. L. Alien, Ordinary.
AVhereas, Ilemy II. Wood, Administrntor on tiie
estate of William Oplbcrt. late of suid county, de
ceased, has applied : lo mu lor letters- of Dismis
sion Irom said Admtntstfatio'ii.
These are therefore Incite ami admonish all per
sons cotiei-iucd to be and appear at tity oi^cc
within tiie time prescribed by law, and show
ca -sc if tiny they have, why said letters should not
be grunted.
Given under my hand at office in Wrightsviilc
this June 3rd, 1369.
J. IfD-L. A1.LEA", Ord’y.
JunciO,. 1869; j ..iri3tn*
prescribe.! oy Ul fi au*l .snow iguise tl unv they
nave, why said" letters shupid not be granted.
Given under my hand at office in bwati.sburo,
till} August 3d. 1869.
JAMES B. KEA’AEDY, Otdiuarv.
aug. 11, ".869. god
GEffflGIA—Emanuel County.
By James B. Kennedy, Ordinary.
AV herons AY ill in m ({.‘'gherrod makes application
for letters of {lishitssion from the estate of James
Williams) deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred aud creditors of said deceased,
{u be and appear ^t Jmy office within the time pre
scribed by Ta^/ and show cause if any they have,
Thy said-letters sltould not be granted.
Giyen upjfcr mT hand atofficean Swainsboro. this
August 3d; fsjfil.
JAMES B. KENNEY, Orsl’-y
aug. I{, }8{i{!, " «5'iu" ‘
police.
r I" , IlIRTY’ days after date application will be
A nindi- to tl.e Court or Ordinary ol AV lkimam
pounty, tor leave to se.l the land estate belong
ing to James {?• Barber, la:e of said conuty. de
ll. E. BARBER, Aiim’x. *
erased.
&ept. 1, 1869.
JYoiiee.
^I'llfK’} {" ^pys afterdate application will die tnai’e
X to the court ol Ordinary 6{" Wi'kiuson coun
ty, fyr leave to sell all the real estate belutiging to
Lueiuiitt H. AVriolit, ate.of said 'county, deceased,
ul-o, the Kail Road stock belonging to said dec. as-
e **- . ISAAC tl. fl’ATKINb, Aum'r.
Aug 4, 1-69.
MiNfclfaiieouN 4d{er(|>eiu
AR.XAL 1 & CATES,
ARE NOflf " KEBARED TO BflILll
C.lttMtl.taES, BE^GJES. L S .ti
lt EH *r.
Repairing promptly attended to. Orders res'
peettully solicited 1 i:
F. M. ARNAU, ij. CATES,
SANDER{jClLLE, GA. ?
July Jj 1869. ^ -f HJT '.oi'.'iS
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