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About The Expositor. (Waynesboro, GA.) 1870-187? | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1873)
Till', KXI’OSITOR WAYNBSQORO’, C3-A. Snbsrription Trice: s2.ow ,* A awn, is Advisee. Cwmrattnicaticns marked thus f are to be paid for as advertisements. ■- r ' ■ T.-*r IPWIMIKHS or REV. GEO. 8.10IR8WJV: Fimt Sunday in the month -Waynesboro’. Second Sunday, an I .Saturday before—Mt. Zion. Third. Sunday, and 8,-vtnrdny before- Old Church. Third Sunday niglit—Wayneiboro'. Fourth Sunday, and day before—-Clark’* Chnpcl. Fifth Sunday—Waynesboro'. Heelings of Waynesboro’ Lo ir, So. !7i, F.-. A.*. H.*. Waj nesboro' Lodge, No. 274 F . A.'. M.'. meets • s follows : On Friday night before the let Sun- Jay, and in tho afternoon, at 2 o'clock, of Friday before tho 3d Sunday in wh “*>th. * Kecliag ef Waynesboro’ Wje, Vo. 231, 1. 0. G. T. The Wityneebofo’ Lodge, No. 2R4, of lndo pendent Ordur of Good Tomplnrs, meets every Thursday owning. at 8 o’clock, in th* Court bouse. r. F LAWSON, W. C. T. I*. P. JoHxstov, W. B.’ ■ —— - g~ '.U'Zii THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1873. r—ri—wiiiri ■wnin- wtiwi————— Tub Ninth Census Report.—Our aaknorledgments are due to Senator T. M. Norwood for a copy of tho Ninth Consul of tho United States. r Sale or Krkuiht.—The sale of freight, advertised in this paper, to pay freight and storage chargos, will take place at the depot, this afternoon, at 4 o’clock. f Memorial Association —Tho meet ing of the Ladies Memorial Associa tion, a* advertised for several weeks past, will be held next Saturday, at tlie Court-house. We hope the attendance will be large, and the contributions liberal. f Episcopal Si; u vices —On Sunday i 22diust. tbc Rev W. H. Clarke, ]). D., of St Paul’s Churcb, Augusta, will officiate, morning and afternoon,at the Cburcli, in this place. Morning service will begin at half-past ten o’clock.' f There was to have been a meeting of thcycung men of this town last night for the purpose of organizing a minstrel troupe. We have not lieard what tho result of tlm meeting was, but have no doubt but that tlio troupe was organiz ed without any trouble. Upon inquiry wc learn that the pros pect of organizing a cavalry company in tltH comity, is good. 1.1 jtween forty ami fifty gcntP'iucii have signilijU their intention to join. No doubt the mini her will he in creased to seventy or eighty shortly. There htohe a meet ing on Saturday for the pitrpo-e of or iralriz'iijr. t' Theiih was a fishing party yesterday at the ford on Mclntosh, just below town. Most of the young people at tended. Wo have no idol that any fishing was done for • the finny tribe ut Mclntosh. When called a fishing party, we suppose that the originators had in their minds the passage: “Como ye after me; l will m tke you fishers of men.” t Driuso the past two weeks a great quantity o f rain has fallen in this sec tion. Throughout Richmond, Burke, Warren, Jefferson, Screven, and Eman uel the complaint “too much rain” is generally made. Uotfou is pretty well in the grass, and corn is comparatively sickly. With a week of just such weather as we arc now having, all ill cfTccts of the late unfavorable fort night will be remedied. r Postponement.— On account of the severe illness nf one of the managers, and the anticipated early absence (ro eruiting during the summer months) of several members, the proposed concert for the benefit of the Presbyterian church has been iudeflfinately postpon ed. Wc suppose the organization will be again perfected sometime in the Fall, when a series of entertainments, for this laudable purpose, will be given. f Queer ErKTAPits.—On our first page will be found a number of “queer epi taphs and the reading of them brings to mind ono that is said to be upon a grave-stone in the Augusta cemetery —as follows; "Remember, friend, as you.pass by, As you arc now, so once was I; As I am now, so yon must be— Prepare for death, and follow me.” To this a young man, with poetic turn of mind, replied in pencil, just beneath : "To follow thee I’m not content Until I know which way you went,” r On some plantations the crops are ; very good—on others the coHon is very I grassy and tho corn spindling, from hav ing been plowed when the ground was too wot. Tho crops are certainly not as good as they were this tiino last year, ; however, experienced planters say that ! it is.entirely too soon to form any opin ion ns to what tho yield will be. We sincerely hope that tho crop will be a large one, and that the price of cotton will bo maintained. Without this com bination of fotuno it is impossible to realize the strait that many of our far mers will be reduced to. f [COMMOSHOATKD.] hfr. Editor: —Allow mo to call the attention of tho Grand Jury, recently | in session, to an error in their Present ments, which they made, doubtless in tbc hurry of business. In their notice of “Hoads and Bridges,” they have presented, among others, tho Commis sioners of the 00th and G2d districts, each for tho non performance of duty, and your humble servant’s mine beads tho unfortunate list. Now, m to iny immediate associates, Judge Ward and Dr. Banks, I have nothing to say, as I know nothing of the .sections of roads under their control ; but, in this in stance, acting upon the safe principle of “each man taking care of himself.” I ask what difference does it make whether a Commissioner performs his duty or not, so there is a defaulter in his district? The roads u dpr my spec ial supervison are worked regularly two or three times yearly. Before the recent assemblage of your b >dy. the sections of roads worked by me, wore worked two days by as large a force as could be collected perhaps i l any por tion of the county on the same length of road; and, notwithstanding the last toothing rams, are in good order now. In looking over the names of Jurors, I sec only two or three who likely pass ed over a portion of the roads alluded to; and I cannot understand why they permitted this inditeiminate charge of neglect of duty upon us all. And in view of if, I am at a loss to know when , where and how to work the roads so as not to be considered i:i default ? Thus far I have faithfuly, discharged tho few public duties imposed upon me, aid while l fhtfrft lio praise I deprecate k/T jmt public censure ; and as I do not find any comfort or relief from pain in being shot in a crowd , I propose, for nay own security in future, to avoid such by resigning my position among the Com missioners of Iliads. WESLEY JONES, One of the Commissioners of lloads, fidtli and 621 Districts. Bkawikt.h’s Female RKom.ATon—Wo have often ro id in Hie newsptp?r? of 111 - grand success of medical compounds put up at tho North and elsewhere. Many of those me Heines have had their day, no 1 wo hear no more of them. Their proprietors h i ve ill ide fortunes, not so much from the curative powers and virtues of their mixtures, ns from the no onety given them by advert! in", hy which people wore made to behove uli the good that was said of them A preparation is now before the public, which is becoming very popular, and is known as BrallicU’s Female ft emulator, put. up by L. It. Braltfleld. of Atlanta, (la., at #1.50 per bottle. Such is its curative virtues that it has gained wide-spread populari ty all over the country whore it has been made known, and it is being introduced everywhere Wo are informed that immense quantities of this medieino are being sold in all sections of the South and Southwest, especially in the cit3 T of New Orleans and in Texas. This much we my in justice to its proprietor, who is a gentleman of integrity, and who would not engage in tho manufacture and sale of a humbug.— Ladfra.nf'e RrporteV. B. F. R. is for sale in Waynes boro’ by Wilkins A Cos my I-dm Tire Colored Capet and the Flora McFi.iMSßfs. A West Point letter to the New York Sun says: Cadet S*ith, the colored cadet, is still here, with every prospect of re maining throughout the entire course. He has not failed as yet in any branch of study, and promises to pass a very good examination. His company is not sought after by any of his classmates, but ho docs not seem to mind that.—* At the hotel to-day I heard him dis cussed by a bevy of young ladies, They seemed to be suffering terribly, One of them had boon informed by one of her cadet friends that somo one had said that they had heard that Oadat Smith had said that if ono of his young colored lady friends should arrive in | season ho intended to attend the cadet hops. “Oh, my,” exclaimed one. “Oh, dear,” ejaculated her friend. “Good gracious, did you ever ?” responded a third. “Well,” said the young lady who gave them the news, “I declare I shan't dance in that hop room. Posi tively I won't.” And then a conversa tion ensued about the poor cadet, “Othello,” whioh for the display of in tellect, sound sense and choice lau ! gunge was something remarkable. “LADIES MEMORIAL ASSO CIATION.” At a meeting of .1 lie "Ladies Memorial As sociation” of Burke county, held April 28lh, 1873, it was resolve! to ask the ladies of the county to unite ill the effort, by form ing in -tl;ir respective localities co-opera tive societies. Tho following named ladies, at. tho vari ous churches are particularly called on to forward the good work : Old Church —Mrs. Hansom Low in, Mrs. G. A. Ward. Alexander —Mrs. 0. L. Showmake, Mrs. i John W. Reynolds. tattle /tuck' /fend -Mrs. James Daniel, Mrs. K. M. l’eikius, Mrs. 11. C. Glisnou. Reese's Church—Mis. .). R. Rogers, Mrs. J. D. Carswell. Big Buck Head —Mrs. It. A. Murphev, Ms*. W. J). Acton. Fair Haven —Miss Mollie Jones, AI-s. N. Dullard. N Bar Camp —Mrs. I>r. M.Uigrove, Mrs. M. D. dupes. Prospect —Mrs. Dr. Johnson, Mrs. J. It. Nelkerland, Brush;/ Creek —Miss .T. Roberts, Mrs. 11. J. Blount. Chirks C/uipol —Mrs. J. W. Ueany, Mrs. .J. 8. Brown. Hopeful— Mrs. J. E. Key, Mrs. N T . S. Tar ver. Cook's Chapel —Mrs. R. A. Rowland, MrJ. Dr. Rhodes; Mt. Zion —Airs. Vincent Fulcher, Mrs. Duncan Cox. BotsfvrJ —Mrs. G. B. Powell, Airs. AV. T. Wimberly. Rotky' Creek— Mrs. T. 11. Blount, Mrs. E„ Attaway, Mrs. John Applewhite: Methodist Church. Waynesboro ' —Mrs. J. •1) Munnerlyn; Mrs S. A. Gray. Presbyterian Church, Waynesboro' —Airs. J. B. II dnios, Mrs. J. E. Scales. Baptist Church, Waynesboro'—Mis. A. AI. Rogers, Airs. Jethro Thomas. And it was further’asked that they meet tho Association at the Court-house, in Waynesboro’, on tho third Saturday in June, at 11 o’clock, a. m. ■ The Secretary was ordered to have these proceedings published until the day of meeting in The Expositor. Mrs. J. E. Scales, Treasurer, reports the sum of $143.00 on hand, and deposited in one of the banks of Augusta. We hope tha foregoing named ladies will meet us, and bring a goodly sum to swell the small deposit. The meeting, on motion, adjourned. Mrs. M. A. Alaokbnzie, Pres’t. Mrs. A, G. Whitehead, Senr’y. pro. tern. Legal Advertisements. TyrOTH:E to Debtors and Creditors—• -Lx All parsons indebted to tho estate of AVm. Brookins, into of Burke county, deceased, will make immediate payment to the undersigned; and those having claims against said deceased’s estate, will present them, prfipcrly proven, with in the time prescribed by law. WILLIAM WARNOCK, Executor. May 30, !973-jei2-6w Gt EOKGIA, BURKU COUNT V T Whereas, George L. Coca it w applies to tho Court of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as Administrator upon the estate of William N. Henderson, deceased . These are, therefore, to - at: !-•’ t ; ■ and appear at my office on. or before, the luret MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT, to show cause (if any they can) why said letter l should not bo granted. Given under my hand mid official signature, at Waynesboro’, this June ?d, 1573. j.-Pf-3m E. i', LAWSON Ordinary." / t CORGI l, BURKE COUNTY— \T I Vhcrcas, William A. Blount applies to tho Court of Ordinary for Letters of Administra tion upon tho estate of Edward If. Bfomit, late of Burke county, deco lSeil: These are, there fore, to cite an:l admonish ill persons interested to lie an 1 appear at inv office on, or before, tho first Monday in august neat, to show' cause (if any the can) why said letter? should not be granted. Given under .my baud and official signature, at Waynesboro;, ibis June 7th, 1873. jel'2-dw K. F. LA'VSON, Ordinary. ORDINARY’S OFFICE, ) Waynesboro’, G., June !)tli,-JB7 J. In consequence of the Superior funrt having'been adjourned over to the FIRST MONDAY IN JULY, the Court of Ordinary will he adjourned over from that dav until the THIRD MONDAY IN JULY. Parties interested will take notice nccdnUngly. l’.S —This adjournment will not prevent the calling of the m itter of the P.roCate of tho Will of Baldwin B. Miller, deceased, in selomn form, us tho same will ho called for trial at that term. jol2-lin 11. F. LAWSON, Ordinary. ORDINARY’S OFFICE,7 Waynesboro*, On., June Dili, 18T3. 'j Executors, Administrators,Guardians and Trustees, will take notice that, by law they are required to make their Annual Returns t the Ordinary on, or before, the FIRST MONDAY IN .JULY of each and every year. All failing to do so will lie proceeded against as required by statute in such case made and provided. Ni commissions are allowed where returns are not made in conformity with above. E. F. LAWSON, je!2—3w Ordinary. ADJIf YISTKATOH’S S IM>- By authority of a deceo in Kiyiitv, i of Burke Superior Court, will be sold before the .Court-house floor, in tho town of Wayr.eslioro,’ on the first Tuesday in Au gust next, between the legal hours ol sale, (except as hereinafter mentioned), all that tiv.et of land in the Cist District, G.i., Buiko comity, containing one thousand and eighty-five acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Mrs Mary Martin, estate of Mrs U. E. Jones, Perkins & Bro. and estate of Lewis Wilkins, being the place tvhereori Ellington Altawav resided at the time of his death. From said tract one hundred and fifty acres have been cut off including the dwelling, gin house and other out houses and assign ed to the family of the deceased as a ] art of their years support. The remainder will be sold as above stated as the property of the deceased, free from creditors liens hut subject to the widow's dower. Terms Cash. ' JOSEPH L>. PERRY, Adm’r. E. Attaway, dfec’d. June 11 tli, 1873—j012‘2m Tmcoutavt Discovkrv. —Galileo invented lire telescope; Columbus dLouvered a now world; Harvey, tho circulation of the Wood, and to Prof. Morse is due tho credit of teaching Iho lightning how to talk, hut it was reserved to Dr. J. Ruad- FlKl.n to penetrate the mystic depths .of seienoo, and drag therefrom iha wonder of our century. The victory has been won, and woman is frcsi! — The solo of Dr. J. BtUDrifeLn’s Fotnala Regu lator is unprecedented in the history of popular veine iie and thousands of certificates are coming in from grateful women, throughout tho Union, attesting its powers and npplaudine its untold benetits to their sox. For rule pa Waynesboro’ , by Wilkins A Cos. myl- 3m I iCgal AdverUsumciits. / \ J oiUil.t, UCKKE i <>t i.N TV-- *.T MuPiiebsov It. live npplie* for ewmp tion of p -rsonalty ; iiu I I wilt pass upon tho Name at 10 o’clock n. in , n the 2 tth ind. E F LAWSON, Ordinary. June 9lb, 1973 12-2 w HI KKE SIII KIl l SAI.IV- Will bo sold beforfi tlie Court-house door, in the town ot Waynesboro', Oa, on the First Tuesday in July n*f| within the legal hours of sale, ill* I'olhnvTti .r propotty, 10-wit. Eight hundred acres of 1 ir.d, more or less, situate, lying an 1 beitm in the county of Burke, and lmunded by lands of T J McKlmurrey, James 11 Royals, Hill Bands ford and others; levied on ns tii property of Ransom Lewis, to satisfy a 11. fa. lnsued from Burke Superior Court in fa vor of l*atrick Smith vs. Ransom Lewis and Willhni E Lars-ter endorser. Legal notice given to tenant in posession. Also, At the same time and place, will he sold the following property, to wit: Six hundred and forty acres of land more or | less, situate, lying and being in the County ; of llnrke. jnd bounded by lauds of Henry Kirklarfflf Gem g Kirkland, and J T Both well: levied on as the property of Edward ratify aft. fa. Rsut’d from B like Su)ei tor Cotfr in favor or Robot t fs May's vs. Edward HSteher, Legal notice given to tenant i.i posession. Also, At tb<- same lime and place, will bes Id the following property, to-wit Three hundred acres of laud, mure or less, situate, lying aiul being In the County of. Burke, and bounded by lands of J J Pal mer, waters of Drier meek and the remain-’ der of tho lands of Sarah Dowse ; levied on ns the property of Sarah Dowse cestuique trust, toiiutssfy a fi. fa. issued from Burke Superior!Court in favor of Roberson Tar ver vs. Sarah Dowse ,cestui que trust. Le-' gal notice given to tefabt in pores-ion. Also. At liie saine time and place, will he suM the following property, to-wit t Two huWfred acres of land, more or less, sitmfe, lying and being in the V urity of Burke, and hounded by lands of Samuel Clark, est, of F At Allen, Airs R Wo dding, and others; levied on as the property of Je-nett Allen, exr. and Kebt. A Allen, exr. el Elisha Alien deceased, to satisfy a (i. fa. issued from Burke Superior. C< urt in favor of Alonzo Sherman vs. Jenuett A Allen, exr. Vnid Robert A Allen exr. of Elisha A. Alien Legal notice given to tenant in posession. Al*o, At the same time and place, will lie sold the following property, to-wit: Throe thousand nine hundred acres of land, more or less, situate, lying and being in the County of Burke, and bounded by lauds of B B Miller Si., John F. Lawson, Freeman W Godbee, and others; levied on as the property of Ilenrv Lewis Deo’d.: to satisfy a ti. fa. issued from Burke Superior Court in favor of Thomas Fierce vs. James A.. McGrudasnd Henry Lewis, security. Legal notice given the tenant in posession. Also, At the same time and place, will lie sold the following property, to wit: One tract of land, containing two hundred and fifty acres of bind, more or less, situate, lying and being in the County of IJuike. and adjoini. g the Mints of .Mrs McClene liam, F M Godbee, Airs 11 Saxon, and oth ers; said tract of land, levied oh as the property pi’Augustus Lewis, by virtue of a li. fa. ifc&td tfcom the ifamei ijtr jL'ourt. ottlie y-Thirß’vwtTfit-’ ifh ihi#i Wirr; in favor of Augustus It Heberts, and against said Augustus Lew is, ami sold to satisfy said li. fa. Notice having Been given to Augustus Lewis, this Mnv 27, 187 i. il. V. LESTER. I'. S. B. C. Alay 23—1- w Burk ii hiif.hi up sai.i.s... Witt lie sold, lieforo the Court-house door, in the town of Wovnesboro’ (la . on tho FIRST TUESDAY IN JURY NEST, between the lug.il hours of vale, the following property, tn wit: Twelve hundred acres of land, more or. less, situate, lying and being in tho Cotfnty of Burke, au i tenm led t>y lauds of James i\l. Dyo, Jama JI. Wh it fie I I. (}. M Oanunn, mid others; levied on as the property of Thomas A. Warij, to satisfy one mortgage li fa. in favor of James 11. Royal rs. T. A. Ward ; also, on-' ti fa in fuvor of James I!rhtson, gnr.Vtl’U, (it.;., rs. 3' A. Ward, principal an 1 James J t Royal, scuiity—issued from the rir.scrior Court of Burke eoun’y. Legal notice give.l to tenant in p >sscsstun. Also, gt. the same time and pluco. will U- \ sold the following pvoperfy to-wit ; Two bales 1 of Hut cottiuq supposed to weigh about three bun Irc l pounds each ; let Si-don b- the property of M B. %t- to satisfy a li. fa., issue F lioni Burke Supertor Court in fin er of M. O’Dowd re. M. B. EvoJ Property poJhtod chit by plufeitiff's attorney. Also, at Ills same time end plate, will In split the fidtu'.ving propert.v, to wit : Five hun dred and lifer acres of land, move or loss, situate, lying and icing in tho Bounty id' Burke and bounded Hfelgnds of J. (I. (Jreen, J. M. Wim . borly, and others; levied on li the properfyiof It a naan 11. (.’ox, to satisfy a ti fa,, issued from Burke Superior Court in f nor of Robert T. jin.es rs. Harman If. Cox, maker arid Kinchcn OfMeNorrill. indorser. J. gal nofieu i given. Also, aTthe aii'o time and phi" will W sold Lho folLtiving property, to-wit; - Fijs liua ilred and fifty neteri cf land, more or less, situ ate, lying end being ip the County of Burke, and bounded j?y h'jnls ofcjtafoof \V. W■ Hughes, Dr. Rogers, Mrs. Hudson,'and ni hers, levied on as the. props rty of C. T. Hughes, to satisfy four , ti. fas. issued from Buiko Superior Court, in fuvorof 11. }J Cates, administrator A B. Hughes, vs. C. T. Hughes, principal, W. W. Hughes, security ; mannas J. Burton, rs C. T. Hughes, W. C. Mangrove rs. (’. T. Hughes,principal, ami John S. Dyne, se. mity. Legal lmtieo giveiu, 4 Also, .in jin -nr:. ; uni aim j-m-. 0, •■•41 1 hi* sold the foirnving property, to-wit: sixti;fHl hundred acres of land, more or less, situate, ly ing anj being in tho County of Burke, and (i!)th, district, (I. .11., anil known as tho'* old homestead place of e.-latc W W. Hughes, deceased ; levied on as lho property of W. W. Hughes, deceased to satisfy five li. fas. issued from Burke Fune rior C md in favor of James T. Bothwoll, rs W IV. Hughv :; Thos.J. Burton rs. W- W. Hughes; Moses Witll-.r ps W. IF Ituglres ; Moses fFal ker vs. C. T Hughes and IF. IF. Hnghos; Moses •Walker rs, W. IF. Hughes. Legal notice given to tunitnl in.possession, this May 28th. 1873. JOSEPH 11. PERRY D. S. li. ,C. , my 23 —i-w. SoMKTtitf.o New U.NDnn the Sun.—A new era is dawning upon the life of women. Hitherto she has been oa.lyd upon to suffer tho ills of mankind and ltcrows. besides. The frequent and di* tress ing irregul yllies peculiar to her sex have long boon to he|.dho “direful spring of woes unnum bered. ” In tho mansion of lho rich and in tho hovel of ppyenty aliko woman has !>oon tho eod stant yet pci lent- victim t.f a thousand ills un known to iiijiii— and. these without a remedy.~ “Oh, lonT I’’ in the ngony J of her soul hath she .q* :*’. But now tho hour of her ro - 'feU * dnmptlon Cgcomo. She trill suffer no wore,' for Dr. J. Fcptalo Regulator— Woman’s Beet rrhui.V-is for sillti by all respectable drug gists t lyoiioliout tho land at 51.50 per bottlu.— Wr rule iulWayuetboro’ b/WiLKCvs- i Cos. 1 iCgu 1 Advertisements. / 1 GORGMi RIJREB < 'oils TV * M Whertan , J. Ili.*('kstonk Duki:, applies for Letters of atliniuhtration Jo bmils lion upon th.' oulute of John 11. Forth. Into of a:J county doom red: These nr.* therefore, to cite and ad raonidl all perrons interested to hound nppoar at m,v office on, or or before, tho FIRST MON DAY IN .11 LY, NEXT to .show cause (if any they.euu,) why raid IvJMr should not he granted. (then under my hand nnd official signature, •at Waynesboro’, this May 24th, 1873. uiy29—4w. E. F. LAWSON, Ordinary. / IB()NGIA. Ht ltlvi: (OIM Y VI Whereas, Hrsitv 0. li.tier my lias applied to mo for I*tiers of guardianship of the perron and property of Mary 0. Saxon, a minor : Those j ore, therefore, to cite end admonish all poisons interested to he nnd appear t my office on, or before, the FIRST MONDAY IN JULY Nil XT, to show oatue (if any they can) why said letters shohld not bo granted. (liven under my hand mid official signature, l ul Waynesboro’, this June 2d, 1873. jos-4w E. F. LAWSON, Ordinary. /and EORCiIA HUKkC KHJNTV * 1 (I7i ereas, Kowttti) Young (person of col) i applies to tfio Court of Ordinary < f said county | for letters Of administration uihui the estate of I Charles Young, p o c, late of said county, de ceased: There are, thcrofoie, to cite and ad monish nil persons interested to be and appear at mv office on, or before, the FIRST MON DA ¥ IN JUL Y yiiXT, to show cause (if any ’hey can) why said let ers should not be granted to said applicant. Given under mv hand nnd official signature, at Waynesboro’, this Juno 2*l, 1873. jes"lw E F. LA WSON, Ordinary, Si UOIU.IY. MlfKKi: COUNTY \ T I) 'hertu.i, It is represented to tho Ordi nary that the estate of J. \V il tied lice, late of -ai l county deceased, is unrepresented, and that it is needs'llry that administration upon said es tate should be had: These, nro, therefore, to ci!e and admonish all persons interested to la* nnd opponent Uty office on, or before, the FIRST MONDA YIN JULY NEXT, to show cause (if any they can) why administration Jr bonis non upon said estate should not, bo vested in tho Clark of the Superior Court, ns required by law (liven under my hand and official signature, at Waynesboro’, this June 2d, lb’73. jes-4W E. F LAWSON, Ordinary.. DIJRKE SHERIFF -SALES— Will bo sold before the Court-house floor, in the t.own of Waynesboro’, oa., on the FIRST T.UESDA V T.Y JUL Y NKXT, between the legal hours of sale, the follow in'! property,lo wit: Tlitee thousand acres of land, more or less,‘situated in Bttike County, and hounded W lands of Augustus 0. Ward, estate of Adkin Lewis, estate of Clark, and the waters of Briar creek; sold to satisfy fuurJS fas issued from Burke Su perior t curt—three in favor of Michael Mix on vs E F Lawson and W W Lawson, exec utors of A J Lawson, principal, and John F Lawson, security ; and one Ji fa in favor of John Mixon rs John F Lawson, E F Lawson and W W Lawson, executors of A J Lawson, security. Legal neliee ; iven. Alo. at the same time and place will lie sold the following property, to-wit:— Eight hundred and fifty acres of land, more or less, situated in Burke County, and bounded by lands Of W W Lawson, estate Henry Lewis, John McC.ullers and others; levied on as the property of f<dm F Lawson to satisfy three fi fas issued from Burke Superior Court, as follows: Une in favor of Audrew Graves r- John F Lawson, principal, Edward E Lawson and William W lawsoa, Lafayette McLaws r John F Lawson and E F Lawson ; oro in favor of Butt, Mor ris &Cos vs Jo!;n F Lawson. Legal notice given. Also, at the same time nm.l (dace, will he sold the following property, to-wit: One two horse Jersey-wagon ; . levied on as *he property of N E Mayers to satisfy a to xfi fa issued by R C-Wimberly, Tax Collector Burke County. at tho same, time and place, will be sold the follow ng property, to-wit: One 'bundled aud sixty acres of iaud, more or less, lying and being in tho Conntyof Burke, and adjoining lands ef estate Henry Lewis, F W Godbec, and others, and live hundred and sixty acres, more or lose, in Burke Cos, and bounded by lands of estate of Ilenry Lewis, F W God bee it ud others; levied on as tho | roperty o^\ ugustus Lewis to satisfy tv. ojf fas issued nßm B&rke Superior Court —ono in of James Gaines rs Augustus Lywis, aud B B Miller Bearfield, and Augustus Lewis, security.- Legal notice given. Also, at the same time and piece, wilibe sold Ihe folio whig property, to-wlt: Tjva j hundred acres of land, more, or less, situate, ; lying and being in the County of Burke,and j bounded by lands of It Hopper, It Reeves, Isaiah Bell, and other*; levied on as -the propei ly of Edward Byrd to satisfy aJi fa issue ! from Burke Superior Court in favor of John D Munnerlyn, trustee, rs Edward Bvrd. Legal notice given. at the same time an<l place, will lie sold tjie ftjllewiujg propel ty, to wit: All that tract ol land iii Burke Comity, contain ing t o Tiu ml red and forty acrgs, more or less, adjoiiriniug lands of LaFayetid PowelJ, John fiiut'jdiey, ami others, known as the land' lately purchased by Daflii L. Carpen ter from William Rod : levied on as the pro pel ty of said l>,ivid L Car]lent.or to satity a fi fd ftew the Superior Court <>f said county in ft iv of of Hubert E A lien vs Dari 1 L. Car penter. A! **o, at the same time and place, a cer tain other tract of land in said county, coti j tabling live hundred acres, more or less, Ad joining lands of .1 M Murphej lfaynions E Lac'ccolt, and others;, levied oil as 'the pro ■ptvty of Win lied to satisfy a ji fa issued ; froth Burke- guiwrior Court in favor of Rolit jll Allen rs W iHunt Red. Legal notice given. Also, at tho same time and place, will !he sold the following property, to-tv it: One I hundred acres of land, more or less, and situate, lying and being in the County of 1 Burke, and bounded by lands of It Obaml | Vr, 6 A Corker, and lands of Win Mening | ton levied on as the property ofWmller | rington, to satisfy a ji. fa- issued from I Burke Superior Court in favor F. T Mnrph ■ e’y vs. William Herrington. Legal notice ! given. Also, at tin' same time and place, the fol/o\iin;; property, to-wit: Sir. hundred acres of land, uioro or less, and situate, ly ing and l>eipg iu the County ef Burke, and bounded by lands of S A- Ora'’, John Apple white, e?,t Drill! Miller; levied on as the pro|*viy of Ezekiel Attaway, to satisfy l \\aJi J'a's issued from Burke Superior f ourt one in favor of K 1? Gresham vs Ellington Anaway principal and Ezekiel Altaway ami one in favor of Ell Gresham vs Eze- Jcipl ’Attaway'. Legal notice given. J. W. 11. BELL, Sheriff. M;wi-1.57:i“29-4\v t - imm if nr i'<l—nifmTfftrT * JOB V RINTIN Ci I'KOJjmV JiAKCITPI) AT THIS OFFICE. L<-gal Advertisements. ( J EOIIWIA-Hihk County. To th' Honorable Court of Of dinary of said County: the petition ol Jons W. Carswkli,, tlm I qualified Executor of Bilhwin B. Miller, i Senior, late deceased of said county, nhew etli that deceased was n resident of said county, nnd died on the 111tIt day ol Febrn , ary, 1873, leaving a lasi will and tevtimient, ‘ duly signed, sealed, ami pub ished ip the ; presence of Willftm (I. Davis, John F. Cars well, nndwYnshhigtnrf 1,. Kilpatrick, ns wit nesses, dated September 2d, 1809, and nam ing therein Kdiuoml li. Orrshnin. John J. Jones, and John W. Carswell ns Executors —the (list named being dead at the time of i the den’ll < f said testator. 4 *< hi Ai. petitioner." ■ liter slieweth, that at the regular March Te:m, 1873, of this Court, he and the said John J. Jones, the other sur viving Executor named, presented the said lust will mu' testament of deceased in open court, and had the same duly probated in common form, and admitted to record, and your petitioner alone qualified as Executor | thereon. ' fci Petitioner further slieweth, that the lega tees and heirs at law of deceased are, hjs widow Cornelia E. Miller, nnd the following named children, to-wit: Baldwin B. Miller, Jr., and Frances V. Schley (wife of Henry J. Schley), children by his first marriage, and Litviuia 0. Carswell (wife'of James A. Carswell), Joseph B. Miller, John P. Miller, It nth McHenry Miller. Louisa M. Millet*, Benjamin F. Miller, and Robert Lee Miller, children by tin* last marriage, and also Sa vannah Miller(wife of snld Baldwin 8., Jr.,) who is named'as ope of the legatees in said will; that all of snid named legatees and heirs at law are of the age of tweirty-one, except the children of the last marriage, to wit : Lavinia 0. Carswell, Joseph B. Miller, John!*. Miller, Ruth McHenry Miller, Lou isa M. Miller, Beijambi V. Milter, and Roft ert Lee Miller, they Icing minors ; that ail arc residents of said County of lfriike at this time, except Frances V. Schley and her husband, lleriry .J. Schley, w ho arc residents of the State r f Texas; that Lavinia C. Cars well and husband are temporarily living in the Corn, ty of Terrill of snid State; that Mrs. Savannah Miller (wife of said Baldwin 8., Jr,,) is niso living onf of said County, to-wit: in the County of Richmond of said Stale. And petitioner being fully satisfied that it is to tho best interest of the estate.of said deceased that his said will and testament .should be probated in solemn fortuj there fore, at this, the regular April Term, 187*5, of this Court, appears in open court, and on motion of his attorney, John J. Jones, offers the same for probate in solemn fortp. Wherefore petitioner prays the issuing of the usual rule ni si, ending upon the above named heirs aud legatees, and all parties concerned, to be aud appear at the regular July Term, 1873, of this Court, and then and fheie show cause (if a. y they have) why llie said last will and testament of raid Baldwin li. Miller, Sr., now of tile and rdCord in this (llice, should not be probated in solemn form ; also, that guardians, ad htan, may be Appointed to represent the irhote named minors, aud that such other and fur ther order may be bad a - id taken as to ser vice and publication of this proceeding's may be in conformity to law, and the touad discretion of this Court. And petitioner will ever pray. ele.‘ Attorney for Propounder. Court ol Ordinary-- l Bo Bar: County, Geo hot*', • V April Term, 1873,,) John W. Carswell, the tjutuifled Executor of Baldwin B. Miller, Senior, late deceased of Burke County, Georgia, having, at lias, the regular April Term. 1873, of this Court, filed' Iris petition, asking for the probate in solemn form, of the last will and testament of said deceased, now'of file and record jn this office, and it appearing that the lega tees and heirs at law of said deceased are as follows: Mrs. Cornelia E. Miller, widow, ahd the following nnnfed children, to-wit: Mrs. Frances V. Schley (wife of Henry-J. Schley), Baldwin B. Miller, Jr., LaviniaE. (now wife of James A Carswell), Joseph B. Miller, John V. Miller, Ruth McHenry Mil ler. Louisa M. Miller, Benjamin F. and Robert Leo Miller, and Mrs. Savannah 'Miller (wife of Baldwin B. Miller, Jr.) who is named as a legatee in said will; audit fifther appeal'd g that aIF of salt] i eirs and legatees are residents of the County of Burke, except, Mrs. Frances V. Schley aud her hus band Henry J. Schley, both of whom live in the State of Texas, ami Mrs Savannah Mil ler (wife of Baldwin B. Miller, Jr.,), who •lives in the county of Richmond, of* said State; and that all are of the age of tweniy one, except tho following, to-wit: Lavinia C. Carswell (wife of MRUea A Carswellj, Jo seph 15. Miller, John P. Miller, Ruth Mc- Henry Miller, Louisa M. Miller. Benjamin F. Miller, ami Robert’Lee Miller, line same being minors ; and that, Mrs. Lavinia C. Car-well and her husband, James A. Cars well, are temporarily sojourning in the . count j£f Terrill of "this State. ’ It is therefore ordered,■ That the above named legatees‘and heirs at law of said de ceased,os well as allother parties concerned, he ami appear at the July Term,. 1878, of lids Court, to be held oii tue First Mon tisiy in .Inly, 1X73, at the hour of 10 o’clock, then a: and there to show cause-(if any they have) why the said lust will and testament of Baldwin B. Miller. Senior,now of tile and record in this office, should not be probated in solemn tuun, jit conformity 'to the'statute in such cases nude and pro vided. Ordered, That a copy of this peti tion and rule be served personally upon all of said parties living' within Hie State of Georgia, at least ten days bef< re the Baiil July Term, 1873, of U’is Court, and that service be perfected upon Henry J. Schley and wife, Frances V. Schley, by publication of this petition and rule in the Chronicle £ Sent inti, of A tigusta, Gn., and. 'Ac (Waynes boro’) Depositor, for at least sixty days' pre vious to the said July Term, 1878, of ihis Court. B. F. LAWSON. npl9-td rmilnarv. MRS, N. BRUM CLARK, 251 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, <£A, nS ‘NOW A LARGE . AND VARIED STOCK 01 Milliiicrv am) Fancy Roods, REAL HAIR SWITCH^, UK AIDS AND CURLS, New Goods received tri-weekly. Hits. I Clark will give personal attention to tho 1 millinery department. lUks N. BRUM CLAR,K, Sol Broad street. Mn. Clark will rahibit Pattern Hats and orwf'a on Tuesday, April 15, apl©,3 | ADVERTISE IN Tl-i E EXPOSITOR.’
