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Farmers and Planters. BjPITr*aERAI.U S i*A I’KNT PORTABI.K BUHR STONE MILLS for Okimling Wheat and Corn, or any kind of drain I raised or ul on any Farm or Plantation, and may be propelled by water, steam, wind ar horse power, and will do iu work with great rauidity and perfection, and may be put up and kept in order by a most any person. It is a perfect Grist Mill in miniature, well adapt ml to ike wants of every Farmer and Planter, and is undoubtedly the cheapest and best Mill ever offered to the public. Persons wishing to purchase the Mill (or any county in the State at Georgia, willaddres* ROHEiIT FINDLAY, Macon, Ga. A perfect Mill for grinding corn will cost only t?J. C ERTIFIC ATES. Tkia is to certify that I havein use on my plantation a Fitzgerald * patent home power with one of the paten Burr Stone Mills, and 1 am satisfied the Mill which can be used with an ordinary gin power, is decidedly the best kind of a Portable Mill that has yet been in tented, and that the patent horse power has many advantages over the ordi nary one used by the planters for Waynesboro', Burke Cos ,Ga.,Ftb 12, 1847. The undesigned have seen the Fitzgerald Patent Portable atiil and horse power,in operation on Mr. J. C. Poythresst piantivonl and we have no doubt they will be generally used by Planters, * lien they become acquainted with their merits. We saw it grinding with two horses, and it made Am meal,nearly as fast as an ordinary run of stones grinding by water power. E. J. C Allm T. T. EL LISTON I W. U. DOLJGLASS. Waynesboro’, Burke Cos., Go., Feb. 12,1*47, I am now using one of he Fitzgerald's Patent Mills, and am satis ied that the Mill is all that it is represented to Ire. Savannah, Dec. 18th, 1946. D. FLETCHER. am running the Mill with Mr. Fletcher, ami the more I use it the better I like it. It undoubtedly excels anything of the Mill kind now extant. H. GILLUM Savannah, Dec. 1846. We, the undersigned, have witnessed the operation of the Fitzger ald Wheat and Corn Mills now in use in this city, and we feel c un dent that those Mills cannot fail to m* et the approbation ot the pub lic. GEO. G. FA HIES, Savannah, 1846. DENSI.OW hi WEBSTER. I have one of the above Mills in use at the Eslava Steam Grist Mills, which I will exhibit to any g*ntlcman * ho may wirh to see it in operation, and I can most cheerfully recommend it the public. It will grind corn faster and better than an) other Mill I ever saw with the same power. J. ESLAVA. Mobile, Jan. 6, 1847. The undersigned having seen the above Mill in operation at Mr fislava'a Mill, would say that it far exeteds an) machine of the mill kind that we have ever seen, and would recommend it to every one in want of such an article. A A HON GAGE, CAMPBELL OWEN Ik CO. Mobile. 1846 J. H. KtVKHS U CO. Macon, Feb 17, 1847. h f Ocmulgee Iron Foundry and. flu ehine Shop. ( VIA CON 0F.0.) THE subscribers having erected anew Establishment, now offer to the public, inducement*! that they have never hud before in that line of bus iuess.—Mill Wrights, Gin Makers,fee. will bud it to theiradvantage Jo give us n cull: we will guar antee all our work lobe good, and nt the lowest price—we have a good stock of Patterns on band. A good Horse Power lor sale. CII \S. P. LEVY fe CO. •Cotton Avenue, near Macon Ic. Western R. R. Depot. May 6, 1846. _ I2tf . flacon Iron AIS r ass Foundry, AMI) MACHINE SHOP. FTYHE subscriber having recently made large and important JL additions to his former list of patterns lor Overshot, Breast and Tub Mill (veering, is now prepared to execute or ders for Flour Mills,Cotton Factories, Horse power Mills for plantation grinding, Ac.; also Cotton Presses, Gin Gear, Plates and Balls, and Mill Irons of every description : all of which will be made of the very best material and workman ship, on reasonable and accommodating terms. Matron,June 17. 1846. y 18 ROBERT FINDLAY. Mi Jj l. s top* xs. XHE subscriber being Agent tor an extensive Milt Stone Estab lishment in New-York, will/* urnish to order, FHKNCR HURH, PAS, and COLOGNE MILI.-STONKS, of sny die, and war ranted of the very best quality. ROBERT FINDLAY. Msroy, Nov 13, 1846. 40 SUPERIOR OXIVS. FIAHE subscriber would inform the planters of Georgia that he ■ has removed his Cotton Gin Factory to Ilibh county, 3.} null a from Macon, on the road leading from Macon to Gordon, where lie intends to manufacture Cotton Gins of a quality supe iorto am he has ever before made, if possible. In the construe non of hi* Gins, he will particularly guard against the possibility of taking Are from the Gin. And here he would remark, that it is impossible for a Gin to tak fire from the boxes without the grossest neglect on the part of those who have the management of them. Gins that get burnt, in nine huudrt and and ninety-nine times out of a thousand take fin- from a different cause than the box, which the subscriber will coinpl* trly guard against in the Gins he makes in future. His Gins w ill be madeofthe best materials, and warranted to perforin as well as any Gins made in the Slate. He has an excellent water-power to torn his machinery, and a good saw-mill right nt hand, whieh will enable him to sell Gins on as good terms as any other factory in tin State. March 3, 1847. 3tf O W. MASSEY. GRISWOLD'S IMPROVED COTTON GINS. THE subscriber will continue the manufacture of Gins on his usual extensive scale, and embraces this opportunity to thunk ms numerous customers for their l ibcral patronage heretofore. The j estimation in which his Gins arc held ‘may be known from the fact of his having sold more than two thousand during the last three years—probably ten to one over any other factory in the State. This evidence of the superiority of his Gins, is accounted for by his being the first to introduce the late improvements, and keeping the lead by yearly adding new ones. His first and second improvements made the quality of cotton perfect, though some were rather slow. His third made them sufficiently f*st. It then only remained to make them more durable and convenient, which has been done he believes effectually, by several new improvements the present year: besides, he has the exclusive right for the State, with the pris i lege of other sections, to furnish Reid’s Patent Water Boxes, which are believed to be ten times more durable than any other, by those who have madeafair trial of them ; and are infallibly secure against fire by friction. His fine Gins will gin Mastodon Cotton as well as any saw gin can. His agents will visit planters generally, and exhibit speci mens of his late improvements, aud point out their advantages in time for all to engage and In* supplied before the next ginning sea son, or engagements can be made Uy letter,directed to him, Clinton, Jones county, Georgia. Gins will be delivered at the purchaser's residence, in any part of the State except the Cherokee counties, where they will be left at the deyot on the railroad most convenient to the pure baser. All warranted to perform well, if used according to the directions sent with each. SAMUEL GIUSWOLD. March 24, 1847. 6 LATEST IMU’ROVENIENT IN COTTON |.\B. respectfully inform our friends, and the Planters generally, v ▼ of Alabama and Georgia, that the GIHAKD COT ION GIN MANUFACTORY is in full operation. It is amply supplied with the very best matt rials which could be selected. The machinery is all new, and constructed on the most approved plans for the manufacture of Cotton Gins. The machinist and worktned employed in the establishment, are skilful and experienetd in the business ; and we have made such im provements m the mechanism and construction of our Gins that we feel certain, in every case, to furnish a Gin which will perform ad mirably well, and give the parchaserentire satisfaction. In the way of rec onmendation, we need only say, that we furnished several hundred of our late improved Gins to Planters in various Kirts of the country du ring the season, and not one. f the number has iled to give general satisfaction, both in speed and the sample of Cotton. fCP ORDERS can be sent to ut by mail, or contracts made with •nr Agents who are travelling through the country. GINS will be tent to any part of the country, cad in all cases war ranted to perform well. Persons addressing the Proprietors by mail, will direct their letters ta Columbus, Ga. E. T. TAYLOR & CO. April 1,4 m 7 Girard, Ala. C &BX MBT rORNITUaU. JAS. H. COOK. Broadway, opposite Trinity Church, offers for sale a tull and complete assortment of Cabinet Furniture, winch he warrants to be equal to any in the city, at the following unusually low rates: Mahogany Chairs, from §2O to per dozen, “ Hocking Chairs from Ito 35 each. 41 Sofas, from 18 to 175 “ 44 Bureaus, from sto 50 “ * 4 Card l ables, from 10 to 23 •* 44 Centre 44 from 15 to 60 ** u Bebsteads, from 18 to 50 ** Feather Beds, Hair Matirasses, and Bedding of the finest qualities •nd at the lowest market prices. N. B.—No extra charges for packing &, shipping. Feb 14, 1847. [Telegraph copy.] 3iul Sale and Fir try Stable. f|YHE uaderaignro respectfully inform their I. friends nnd the public, that they have opened a riTSBLr. in Macon, for the part one of doing a HALE AND I IVF.RY BUSIN ESS, and respect fully solicit a share of public patronage. Their Staples are connected with the FI.OY If HOUSE, ami •vary attention will be paid to customers in order to give gen eral satisfaction. Their Stables are large, new and commodious, w ith hue Lota and every convenience. Persona would do well to rive ua a call. N. HAWKINS, J. YV. HARRIS. Macon, April 28 1846. Iltf 830 MIKHMUII. ON the 18th tout. < 111 111 l>\ I hi* name ot J. HOLSECLAW, hired a Horae of me. to go 14 miles into Twiggs county, •ince which lime neither man nor horse have been seen. The man ih about 5 feet 8 Inches Inch, dark hair and eves, dreae coat and pants of neat homespun, similar to drab satinet. The bora* is a dark bay, about 7 years old, a little snip on In-* n one hiud foot, perhapa the left, white a little above the hoof, and works finely. The above reward will he given for mun and horse delivered in Macon, with proof to convict the man, or s'2s for the hnrae, saddle and bridle. The saddle wai rath er worn, with a quiltedaeat. THUS. J. SIIINIIOLSF.R. Macon, March 24th, 1847 . 6 O* The Sentinel, (Tallahassee, Fla.) will publish 3 times, end forward the account to me. T. J. 8. Twenty Hollar- ICrward. B II AX AW AY from the resident■ of Col. Harwell Jordan,is Pula**ki eounty, on the 23d January JIL last, my negro Kir I AM AND A. about twenty-seven tears of age, rather a deep mulatto ; her liair near- JA |f straight, and long, generally worn plaited; her FJpJ eves black. She is rattier below the medium me. has generally a ■mil* on her roiintenanc*- when ■a—■bsJß” - ! >krw to, and stammers a little in her speet-h, par ticularly when m an ill humor, and is very smart and intelligent. The above reward will be given if confined in jail o I get her, nr •II reasonable expenses paid if delivered in Macon to Mr. BOH Kill’ BEASLEY, Jr. Amanda has carious acquaintances in Macon, Clinton, Mnntucllo, Madison and Pulaski. P.LLKN A. BRYAN. Feb IT t*4T Us §7 The Savannah Republican will publish the above twice and MBwwWbipi —§§—* RUNAWAY FIOM the stiHseriber on Saturday or Sunda) last, a Negro M*n named THOMNTON, aged about 38 years, about five 5n ten •r eleven niche* high, bald headed and grey, dark complected, a good aet of teeth, and a pleasant countenance. He won- off from here a dark fur hat, a black Jeans frock ooat, and pants of the same sloth or of Kersey, and heav > ~>!• o I shoes, lie is supposed to have left fbr Richmond, rVa.) of to have been carried off by some I one, A liberal reward will be given for his ponflnem* ntin i all. or j any information in regard to him. JAMES A. RALSTON j Macon, April 14,1147, (1 Valuable Lands for Sale. fII HE following valuable tracts of Land, eligibly situated, in Jl the most lavoruble cotton region, undsome of them em bracing the richest cotton landfill the State,are ofi< red for sale on accommotiuling term*. — B County. Cot. Dial Acrra. Early now 7 200 10 250 Bukorl ) 151 10 250 •• 274 8 250 “ 82 9 250 “ 126 11 250 “ 44 7 250 “ 31 7 250 “ 221 7 250 “ 232 7 250 “ 313 7 250 “ 319 7 250 “ 320 7 250 “ 127 11 2.50 •* 305 9 250 “ 90 11 250 *• 116 II 250 “ 63 12 250 •* 112 7 250 “ 305 8 250 ! •• 391 8 250 | •* 234 7 250 | “ 283 7 250 *• 206 7 250 I “ 33 ll 260 i “ 258 11 250 “ 31 11 250 ‘ •* 30 11 250 •* 36 11 250 •• 219 11 250 *• 196 7 250 Early. 275 13 250 243 13 250 “ 251 13 2)0 •* 255 II 250 “ 231 U 250 “ 229 13 250 “ 223 13 250 “ 218 13 250 •* 161 13 250 “ 129 13 26(1 548 13 250 “ 267 13 250 “ 235 28 250 “ 181 28 250 “ 52 28 250 “ 22 28 250 “ 20 28 250 “ 360 13 250 “ 124 13 250 “ 287 6 250 “ 122 13 250 “ 131 13 250 *• 132 13 250 “ 61 26 250 •• 181 26 250 •’ 63 26 250 “ 202 26 250 •• 59 26 250 “ 5!1 26 250 “ 223 13 250 237 28 250 ‘ 223 28 250 •• 245 28 250 “ 108 13 250 *• JBO 13 250 •• 48 13 250 “ 10 13 250 “ 188 13 250 “ 153 13 250 “ 50 13 250 “ 284 13 250 361 13 250 •• 200 26 250 1 “ 56 26 250 Early now / 316 17 250 Thotuaa $ 317 17 250 “ 311 17 250 •• 290 17 250 “ 269 17 250 “ 268 1 7 260 65 18 250 “ 143 18 250 “ 253 13 250 “ 26 18 250 “ 109 17 250 “ 154 17 250 “ 175 17 250 ** 179 17 250 | •* 237 17 250 1 Irwin now} 157 13 190 Tnornun 4 319 8 490 *’ 293 1 3 490 I “ 392 13 490 | *< 159 13 490 •• 258 13 490 “ 18 13 480 j Any person wishing to negotiate for any or nil of the above Lunds, w ill apply to THOMAS F. STL\ ENS, Agent. Mueon, Feb. 10, 1C47. :> l\ {tagging, Hope, Ttvine. FWNHE iubscribera are now receiving their full supplies of GRO- I CRRI F.S, which they offer to their old friend# and the public generally,at unusual low prices. We havenow in store,and receiv ing— -300 pieces heavy Gunny Ragging, 200 pieces heavy Kentucky do. 150 coils Kentucky Hope, 50 do. Manilla do. 100 lbs. Twine, 2,000 sacks Salt, in,oo) lbs. Sweedeslron, 1,000 lbs. Rand, Hoop and Hod Iron, 20 hhds. St. Croix and Porto Wico Sugars, I.oaf, Crushed and Powdered do. 100 bags Rio and Java Coffee, 50 boxes t obacco, 100 kegs Nail, 1,0 ‘0 lbs. Cast, German and Blister Steel. Also PAINTS AND OILS of every description. E. BOND Macon, Jan 1,1840. 4Q Pof:i*li, Potash. ,)f W HI LBS. Potash just received and for sale by GEORGE PAYNE, Druggist. Dec 13 46 HHDS. \< w Orleans Sueur, )U 5 do. Clarified do. In store and for sale by C. DAY & CO. March 33 New Store V New Goods. China , Glass A Carthen-tcare, f fIHE subscribers are now receiving and opening a general assort ment of the above goods, at the store lately o'-cupitd by Mr. A. G. Butts, corner of Mulberry and Second sts. and opposite the Washington Hall, which they offer at wholesale and retail. ‘I heir stock in part consists ol the following : Paris White Dining, Tea and Toilet Sits, Light Blue do. do. do. do. Flowing “ do. do. do. do. White French China Dining Sets, Do. do. do. Tea do. Gold band do do. do. do. White do do. Jugs, White Granite, light and flowing blue Jugs—all sixes, Plates, Dihes, Raki rs. and Cover Dishes to match Dining Wares, A general assortment of common Ware, Cut. Presstd and Plain Tumblers, Cut and Pressed Goblets. Win# sand Champagnes, Pressed and Plain Egg and Jelly (ilasses, Cut and Pressed Mil r*r Dishes and Nappies, Cut, Pressed and Plain Lamps and Candle-sticks, Do. do. do. Salts, Cut Decanters in sets and pairs, Solar Lamps—Britannia and German Silver Castors, Looking Glasses various sixes and stylt s, Stone baking Dishes Pies, Stc. fcic. The snbscribersdeem it uropei to state that they have adopti and the C ASH SYSTKM, to which tin y intend strictly to adhere, and by , which they will be enabled to furnish every description of goods in their line tkifuir price*. HYDF. Kt JONF.S. H. H J. will take otders for fancy China Dining, Tea and Toilet i Sets, which they will tarnish at the import* rs prices, adding only j the expenses from New York. Miron, Sept, 2, s*o | Sundries. JUST RECEIVED, Cedar nnd IVmted Tube and Buckets, Covered Bucket*, Willow Bnnketa and Brooms, Cedar ('burns. Waiters, assorted sixes, do in setts. Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks, Fluted Forks, (Dining and Desert,) Plated and Britannia Spoons, Brass and Iron Candlesticks, •* Curtain Pins, Shovel and Tongs, Also, a general assortment of China, Glass and Earthenware Feb *24 2 4w lIVDE & JONES. ~ ESSENCE OF COFFEE, T~N(IUAL ill flavor to the original JC<*fl** , \ and very con- It yenient for use. It only requires one tea-spoonliil of it in hoi water, to make a t*up of flue Coffee. For sale !>v April ‘j;, 1847. I C. A. ELLS. £fOtIU CIDER VINEG IR, ij for sale by C. A. ELI.S, April 28,1847. __ 4 •)f | fW W XTK A i mlia < ™™ “ LMt.OOO Principle do. For sale by C. A. F.I.LS. 1 April 28,1847. 4 DISSOLUTION. rpilK. firm of MILS*OR Sc CAPKHS is this day dissolved by mu I tual eeneent. W. C. CAPERS will attend the mis tiled business of the late firm. GKO. A. Mll.NK.lt. | Miron, April Sl v 1§47. W. C. CAPERS. The undersigned will continue the business on his own nenunt, at thr store formerly occupied by Milner fc t aper*, aid solicits * cou* tinuation of patronage from his friends and the public generally April It, IH4?. 4wl W, C. CAPFRS. TOR SALE. A LIKKLY NEGRO WOMAN, aged 30 \ears, and her five Chthiren— two boys and three girl-; ages from four month, to eleven year*. The woman is a good plain cook, wa.tu r and iroller— and all healthy and likely, t hey will be sold low for rash, or on credits until ihe ftrl day of l>< mb. i n.xi Applx in Macon, April t 7 HCOTT, C’AHHAHT Ik CO, BKFNO ft VIKOINSs AGENTS for Sherwood’s unrivalled Rotary and Yihr.iting Magnetic Machine, also tha Magnetic or Compound Bi- j IBM! Planter,mid Magnetised Gold Filin. We alsoiteep a full supply of the Homeopathic Medicines, with ihe books on practice. Mneon and Columbus, Oct Q.4,181f _ 87 L8()| R MONTHS afterdate application will be made to I I; the honorable tin InfVnor Court of Suinter count), slieii sit ting fur ordinary purposes, for lei ve lo sell the laiwls Im longing to , the estate of James M. I). King, late of said county decease and. 1 May I, 1147. 4m5 ANGl'l M D. KING, Admr. I Irwin now ? 292 13 490 i Tlwmi. J :117 8 490 ‘ •• 352 13 •< 511 3 481 Irwin now ( 1 11 481) Low mli-h 4 109 10 480 •• 372 10 480, •• 371 10 480! *• 358 10 490 •< 231 10 490 “ 230 10 480 203 12 490 “ 277 12 490 325 12 490 •• 320 12 49 1 361 12 490 •• 426 12 490 •• 127 9 480 •• 138 II 490 •• 511 11 498 “ 363 10 499 “ 426 10 490 Irwin 373 7 480 •• 127 7 490 Appling. 267 4 490 Appli'O! ? 68 B 490 now War)* J Early now / 270 15 25) Dec* i>n . $ 258 15 250 •* 256 15 250 188 15 250 “ 185 15 250 184 15 250 “ 172 13 250 “ 149 15 250 “ 54 15 250 •• 11 15 250 •• 39 15 259 “ 173 14 250 •• 175 14 2io •• 3110 1 I 250 •< 314 14 250 “ 315 II 250 <• 316 11 250 • ldb 14 250 “ 81 16 250 “ 95 16 25(1 203 21 250 “ 233 21 250 “ 190 21 250 •< 1 21 250 •• 147 21 250 “ 101 16 250 •• 110 21 250 *• 115 21 250 “ 173 27 250 “ 103 16 250 *• 164 115 250 llu'raliam 153 13 250 65 13 250 “ 16 13 250 Rabun. 55 1 491) •* 47 1 490 “ 51 1 490 * 46 1 490 113 5 160 75 3 381 “ 106 3 364 Early now } I 10 490 I.ownde,. j 529 ll 490 j “ 176 10 490 “ 221 10 490 “ 267 10 490 F.urlv nw 7 515 8 490 Thomas \ 378 8 490 “ 375 8 490 “ 127 17 490 Early now 7 71 21 250 Decatur S 182 21 250 “ 152 21 2.50 281 11 250 Early. 57 26 250 ** 65 26 250 Appling. 83 3 490 136 3 490 “ 137 3 490 •• 138 3 490 “ 178 3 490 • 202 3 490 “ 230 3 490 •• 235 3 490 “ 241 3 49(1 “ 423 3 490 “ 424 3 490 491 3 490 •• 367 4 490 Da’rsham 15 13 250 Sew Kiuck ol Wnlche., Jewelry I’niicy *<;<!- r|lH K umlcraam-8, h.viug i,uiclia.nl i6r .tutk in lr6<- ®< Mr. C. J K. Wrmwurih, W.uliui.l>ir nd Jrui lU r,ml 11-’ “ u>rr formerly occdnird by him, intt*ds etn.tii uing tlu *anu oiiin* • in all it* bruncht *. Having a full and new stock o! tiOOl'S, he solliltf the attention of ih- citizens us Macon and its vicinity to the saint among which ms> he so ind ... Hue Gold ami Silver Lever, llorizonial. Patent and Vertical iu>- cautmetit WA 1 CHKS. Gold fiuard, Fob and Vest CHAINS, Hr* an Pin*. Finger Km.;*, Ear Ring*, told Chain Hair Brae* let*, G rid, Silver aud Steel Spectacle* and Eye Protector*, Gold nnd Stiver ‘Vncils, (*oitl Pins. Gold and Silver Watch hey*. Gold ami Silver Thimbles, Sliver Combs. Silver and Pearl Belt Slidts. (void Sleeve ui.d Collar Buttons. Gold Stud- and Chain Sin!’ . Gold Locket*, Heart* and Crosses ; Card C. ***. Steel, Silder and Gilt Bead* ; Head Ornaments. Jet Comb* ; LsuluV and Gen. lemt n‘s Pursis. Superior Pen and Pocket KNIVES. Hc.**ori>, Ruzoisaud Razor Strop*. Tooth, Lather and Nail BRUSHES; Shaving Crtfciu. Ittal German COLOGNE. line Silver Pined CASTORS ; Cuke Basket*. Candle Stick*, Wait* r*,Cup*, Snuffers and Tray*. Dixon's Fine Ware, in et. Abo. Cnff e and 1 a Pot*. Silver aet* of Kiiifir, Fork and Bnoott. Spoons, Watch Stand*, Fan*, Pvrfutm ry, Fancy Good*, Ac. All of w hich will Ive sold at the very lowest CASH prices. WAI CUES of ever) description REPAIRED in the bet manner. All Watche* told or repaired will be warrant* and to keep good tine, or tin-rath refunded. H atclies sent from an) partofth* country will r ce ve the same attention, and be repair* and on at reattnuOle terms ut t though the owner were present All kind* of Go and ** ml Silv* r Work made to ord* r. (D* I F.WRLHY of * very kind neatly r* paii* and. SPECTACLE GLASSES adapted mall g s. B. L. BURNETT, Watchmaker and Jew* Her, East vide Mulberry Street, in the New Brick Block. Macon, Jan, m hm7 J 49 {VTAtTiIjIJS (MUTUAL I.IFFJ I.NMII A M b) tOM- P.vNY,4ii WALL STREET-*AfUr inaiur* delilu ration, the Truttte* have beeome convinc* and, and tin (Xpirnm* *t old estab lished companii t fully wtuiuniih* conelimit n, il at tin advai tag** of Life linurauct oil the Mutual plan, niay be* extended and diffbsrri with gr* ater eonvi nienc* t< a large ela* *-( eontrihu o**, and with equal avcuiity to all the assurttl, t>) requiring no gr* ater amount of the prtvoium to lie paid in cash than the company will require to ine* t its eng igeuicut* with promptitude and fidelity It lia* aect idinglv b* en iietermin* * that in all ca*i* w here th* an nual premium Khali amount t* 3 0. ami tiO per cent, thereof shall have been paid in cash, an approved note may be givt u f-r the re niaiuiiig 40 per cent pajable iweive month-utter date, In aring six p> rc* lit. int* rest. The interest mhe paid auniiallv, hut the prin cipal not to In call* and in uulra* the exigenci* * of the company re quire it, giving sixty dajs notice,and then only b> assessment* pro. rata to the extent that maybe re quirt and to meet the engagements of ihe company. It *a confiib-ntly anticipated that a syst* m, the op* ration of which i* so fair and equitable, *o well calculated to place ilie ben* fit* ami hl<*<ing*of Life Insurance within the reach ot all. and ut'lie same time ••liable each contrioutor *o share equally and fully not only in it* heneficent*ecury, but also in it* profitsofaccumulation, will nieet. a* it iv lelieve*l to *1 verve, the favor ami confidt nee ot the public. The particular advantage* oflert and b> this company are : 1. A guarantee capital. 2. An annual participation in the profit*. 3. No individual responsibility Io)>mI the amount of premium. 4. ‘Those w ho inviir* for a It is p rid thuii life, participatesequally in the annual profits of the company. The Nautilus company confines its buxines* exclusively to Insu rance on Lives, and all Insurance appertaining to Life. The Rates of Insurance on One Hundred Dollars. One Seven F One Seven For Age Year Year* L Age. Year. Years Life. 15 77 ! 88 15 40 169! 183 320 20 1 I 95 177 45 t9l 1 9ft 373 25 Ijo 1 12 204 60 1 9ft 209 4*o 30 I I I 10 23 • 55 232 321 575 35 136 ) I 5.1 2b5 60 435 j 4 91 7CO THUS TKF.S. J-imea D P. Ogden, Richard F. Purdy, Tlios. W. Ludlow, .lames Hrowu, O. Rushuell, C. F. Li lid*'ey, H. W. Hicks, Richard Irvin, A. M. Merchant, A. Norris, DA. ‘ (linstock, John Cryder, P. M. Wetmore, James Harper, R. H. Morris, Robert H. Colt man, R. F. Carman, Spend rS. Ren* diet M.O. Huberts, Win. 11. Aspinwall, Luring Andrew a, Henry K. Hngart. J. I). P. OGDEN, President. A. M. MERCHANT, Vice-President. LEWIS BENTON, Secretary. PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary. 0T“ 1 h* company will also insure the live* of Slav* *. HYDE & JONES, Agent. Macon, Sept 2,184 ft. y-29 .Ulna Insurance Company, OK HARTFORD,CONN. f|!IIE undersigned Agents will lake risks against Firein | X tliirt city.GriAin, Forsyth and ether towns in the Slate, }on ns f/ivoralde termn ns anv responaihle Company. They j will also insure against ilie risks of Kiver Navigation; their present rales arc,3-4 per cent. toSuvannnh.and 7- t* Charles ton. REA Sc COTTON. Moron. March ?0. 1845. 5 LIPS HMSURANrCE. riIHE New Y r ork Life insurance nnd Trurt Company lntv- I ing established an Agency in the city of Macon, persons ’ may effect Insurance with this Contr.panv on their own Lives nr the Lives of others, and either for the whole duration of ! life or lor a limited period, by the puy im nt of a small annua premium. STEPHEN ALLEN, Prtsidtnt. CHARLES C. PALMER, Secretary. E. BOND, Agent, Macon. Macon, Feb. 3, 1*47. Jsl j DE LOACHE & WILCOXSON, Manufacturers and Dealers in CAHHIAGES -W w. IBABBNLSS OF JEfJSJtI* DFSCUMFTIOJW mtLBCKItV NTICCCT, MACON. CrZSOKOXA. Do L. &c W. have constantly for *ale, on the b* *t terms, Eliptic r * Axles, Steps, Bunds Lumps C’ aeli Luce, Patent and Top leather. Plated and Japanned Harness 1 Mountings, Paints, (Ji/s, Varnish, SfC. March 10,1847. 4 | SADDLES. SADDLES. MOUItIS A W'ESTCOTT HAVE on hand a fits! ram assortment of S ADDLES, HAR NESS and CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, of all kinds, ; which they will sell at prices to anil the times. Their facili- | lies are such that they can sell lower than any other establish- 1 menl of the kind in the citv. Give us a call before you buy, is nil we ask for u recom- > mendation. KKI’AIKING done ut reduced prices, iu a work man-like inunner. Colton Avenue, next doot ta A - J. Si D YV O rr. Dec 3, 1841> 42 CARRIAGES/ (At the old stand of the late F. Wrtgley.) A LARGE assortment of fine COACHES, BAKROUCH ES, ROCK A YV A YS, and BUGGI ES,( with and without j lops,) direct from J. M. Quinby's celebiatrd mutiufactory, , Newark, N. J. Persons wishing uood Carriages, will find it to their interest to examine these articles before purchasing elsew here, as h large assortment will be kept constantly on hand and offered i on the most favorable terms. j Orders received for Carriages built to any pattern, nnd war- | ranted to do good service and give aalisfaction, hitli iu article and price. T. H. PLANT, Agent. Macon. Dec 30,1846. 46 Carriage Repairing. FWYHF. *ub*crit*r ha* procured the *ervicc* of good workmeein the ! I various hrauchea of Carrmgt Making; and with a good stock ! ofchoHi- materials, is prepared to do all kinds of CARRIAGE RE- j PAIRING at short notice,as well and a* rlusp a-< aii) nth* r t-st*b i ment. March 31 4*7 T. 11. PLANT, Agent. | WOOD Ol BRADLEY nAYF. ju*t received another large lot of WINDOW SHADES, some elegant patterns, and of dimension*- to suit any window*. Also some HUck Walnut Windlass HtdsUad*,of p:*tt* rnsaiul fin ish which caniiut fail to pi* H*e. Dee 17 44tf sigahsT 1 HMDS. New Orleans, iO do. St. Croix, I qXvF 40 do Muscovado, 50 bbls. Crush* and and Powdered, 15 boxes White Havana, 20 d*> Loaf, For sale by April 29 4 SCOTT, CARHAfeT fit CO. j IRON <k STBEL-NAILSt 40. •fe d k | U||k LBS. assorted Swedea Iron, “f•*H T™ w Cast Steel, German and Blistered Steel, 200 Kegs Nails, 100 Boxes Bby 10 Window Ginas, 150 do 10 by 12 do 60 do 12 by 14 do 50 do **l2 by 18 do For sale bv Feb 24 2 SCOTT, CABII.\RT At CO. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. W| Ro\KS Tobacco, varioua Brands, W\w 40,000 Principe Cigars, do 50,000 Kegslia tlo do . 20,000 Punatcllas do do For sale by SCOTT, CARHART 4 CO. Fob 21 2 M 1 01. KM. 150 11 Ini if 1 Midasscs. Just received nml for sule liv IVb 21 2 Mm IT, G ARM ART A (*<>. CHBROKBS 1.1 IVIE. P IYHK utKlt rsixned keep a full *Hpply ufth* almve article un hand I ami sllit at One Dollar and a quarter per rath inly. Jan 20, 1847. 47 HCOIT, CARHART H CO. Ti ’ i;. f HIT rarpiv.cl uml for .at. 199 861., tis fir.l ral- North.ni .1 l.im. atih. “ RIO UKANDE HOtISH.” M.nli 17.1847 | mm. \l.f. person* indebted to the estate of Thomas S. ilostwick,d t’d. latent I Wigg roil ill v, a r* - req*ifo dto make pa vim nt ; and tii *e having di Misntl* against said istat* are r qin *te*l to present ■ th* m iu terms us the law, to JOHN OLOVKIt, Adm'r. | April II pel \H>|iMM'llATll|lssi|.l gr* cahle to an order of tne Inf- rior Court of Ware comity, when sitting for ordina | f) por|>nSfS, will ll* *o>d. before the court he us* door, in Hei!*villt- I Tattnall county,on ik* tirt Tu* **la\ in July next, tun Lots of Laud on Mattie Creek, well kn->wn a* Lane’s old Mill, containing * igln hundred arkii *, ni*re or less. Hold for the hen* fit of the k*ir-and Icr* ditors of Bryant Lane, late of said eounty dee* as* and. I * rn* cash. EDWARD LANK, J A4 . Aprils,ll47. td4 R. M. Me DON A LI), J AU, * ri ’ PX OY D KOV SE , in aeon, iieorgi:i. M fIMIK subscriber!’ have token ihnl well known J Hotel, the Fi.oyii Hou*K,tuul are aaaofiiaied ; under ilia firm of BROWN Sl I.AMI.K. It will he needles* la make promise*. as one of j ihe firm has Leen well known as keeper o! the V\ ashing ton Hull, ami the public ae acquainted with his man* net of doing business The Table and Har ahull not be sur passed by any one, and their Stables me airy, with firm dirt floors, ami not surpassed by any in Georgia, t bulges aie reasonable us the times will permit. Tll<>VlArt A. ItKOWN, STERLING LAMF.K. (FT Tle subscriber solicit* hi* old friends and patrons at the Washington Hall, to give him a call ut hiffiew sinnd. rtT. I.AMF.H. N. B—The office of the TulUhuasee and Columbus line ol Stage kept at this House. j July 9, 1840. j PiiTKR J. a ii.• 11 n* HAS talu n the WASIIIXGTO S lIALL.“"<I rfflUMl, a continuance of public patronage. Mneon. Nov IH, t4ft. 40 NOVXOS. fill! REE ViONTHS after ti ne application will he made to 1 the Centitil Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia, for renewal ol Scrip issued by the Commissioners, No. 50, da ted I ltli February, 1836, for one Share of Slock, standing iri the name of Z. rtunder-mn on the hooks of said company—said origiuul Scrip having been lost rr mislaid. JAMES RICHARDSON, Adm’r. Match 17 3m5 of Z- Sanderson, decM. STATE TAXES. ri’tHF. Tax Receiver’s Hooka are now opened nt the Tnilor -8 in? establishment of Titos. Ma* in. in Macon, a slioit distance from ShotwellV corner, uli**re ull poisons interest and are solicited to call, from 111 to I o’clock \VM. C. KENNEDY, Tax Receiver. March $• 1 ] DRUGS AND MEDICINES. f y rayiiE subscriber call* thi- attciuionof Physician*, I plant* rs ami othi rs, to his full Mock of DRUGB, MT.DICINKS. PERFUMERIES, DYE SIIKT'S, he ail of which are pure, fresh and unadulterated— *’ iM-iug able to know when such is ilie case,” having JSX. A ha*l an ex pen* ii cos fifteen years in the drug business, and react veil License by ilu-Medical Board of Physi licians of this State, as an Apothecary. Man h I, 1147 8 <.! OR CUE PAYNE, under Floyd House. DR. B. BBANDUKTICS Vftfeluble Universal I'ills. rjnms medicine is acknowl dged to he one of tin most valuable § ever discover*-*! as a purifier of the blood and fluids. It is sti pi nor io Sarsaparida, whether as a sudorific or aPcrativc, ami (.’amis infinitely b-Tore ail the preparation* and combinations of Mercury. Its purgative propertn ■ are alone of incalculable value, for these pills may he taken duii; for any period, and instead of weakening by the cathartic * fleet, they add strength bj taking away the cause of weakness. They have none of the miserable effects of that deadly specific, Mer*-ur>. Th t*eih are not injured—the hunt s and limbs are nut paralyzed—no: but instead of these distressing swnptoms new lit** and coiisiquent ammation is evident in every movement ol the body. These Pill*, for colds, coughs, tightness of the chest, rheumatism in the head or limbs, will lx- found superior to any thing imagined of the powers of medicine ; and in bilious affections, dispepsia. and in ; all diseases peculiar to women, they should bt resorted to at once. For sale sit J. Barnes’ Book 1 lon*. On Cotton Avenue Opposite Washington Halt. June 25. 1H45. Oyl I 50 OOZEII WISTAITfi EEnlt. ni of Wild Cherry. I)()Z. BOTTLES of ihe genuine article just received i)w mi | for sale by BRUNO & VIRGINS. N. B.—Country merchants wishing to purchase to sell again, call he supplied on reasonable terms, by applying at our Mu sic and Jewelry Store on Cotton A venue, Macon, Ga. BRUNO & VIRGINS,or Sepl 9 30 J. A fc S. S. VIRGIN. F~OH WORMV dk - BROWNLEE’S VERMIFUGE, the most pleasant and sure Worm destroying Medicine known.—A { mong Children and Infant* there is no disease so slow and destroying as Worms —t runs into and eaust-s countless numbers of Complaints, 1 esuh. as fevers, bowel comploint-,chronic and nervous disease*. toe. i Drs’ Brownlee’s Vermifuge is prep a -**-*l in a manner which renders it a e, pleasant and effectual, giuen to the most tender infant, or 1 used by adults ofall ages Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents, G B. HAMMOND &: Cos. 278 Broadway, corner of Chambtr street, I N. Y— MACON, J 11. &W. S. ELLIS j April 1, 1H47 3ni7 OK. I* V KK<RN COMPOUND FLUID KXTH All OF RUCIiU, fljuMma. Crenaia,)— An agreeable, safe and valuable ] r< inedy fr diseases of ihe bladd* -r, obstruction, of the iirin*, chronic I gonorrlitea and gleets of lung stan'ing The medical facult) pro nounce it efiieuemus and speedy tor all complaints of the urinary , organs, gravel, chronic leucori been, morbid irritation of the urt-iba, i diseas* * of the prostrate gland, retention and incontinence of urine, chronic rheumatism, he. NORTON, LA DD & CO. Wholesale Druggists, 139 Maiden Lane, j New York, (to whom orders ill be address* and ) April 1 3m7 J. H. to W. S. ELI IS, Agents Mu-on. rifYO Til JK PUBIaIC.- ni y article* a trial aud judge for ft yourself J warrant them all to be as represented, or the money refunded. BY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE This universally approved and admin and arti.-le. ft* e from ardent spirits, pungent essential oil,and other destructive mat* rials, cleans the hair expeditiously, renders it beautiful > bright, and imoarts to it the delicate fragrance of the flower. Hair wa*htdwith tins Ex tract soon becomes pleasantly soft and luxuriant in its growth, and it will p* sitively bring in • ew hair on bald heads by iis use; and hair that has been made harsh, and is turning gray 6r falling out, by the use of spirit or other improper pr* parations, m ill soon bt restor ed to it* natural colorand brilliant*) by a few applieationsof the Eau Lustra!. It is a preservative against baldness, and an infallible cure in all affections of the skin on the head, as dandruff, and for preventing the falling off of * he h *ir and turning gray. It is the simple produce and immediate extract of some plants sal- * utary for the hair, endowed with properties so highly cleansing that it disengages the epidermis and capillary tubes of the corr siv* ac tion of the perspiration, and of th** dry and dead particles that it de posit***. 1 his preparation purities the hair, gives to it a beautiful gloss and softness, and an aglet able and vivifx mg perfume. EVIDENCE. Nature is in inexhaustible mine, in which experience and study ; willalwaxs find room to excavate; it isth.it source, alone, which ! produces all that man calls invention, and which he would do better I p* i haps, to nano adaptation For sale, wholesale and retail, by Jt I.ES HAUEL, Chemist and Perfumer, 120 Chesuut street, Philadelphia, and ( March 25 2mi GEOK •K. PAYNE, Macon. sft>ltlftG MEDICINE. HFYS 6l CO’S Concentrated ( um pound Fluid Extract of k 4 4RSAPA < I I,’ A—tor the cure of all dis< ases arising from an impure state or the body, excessive *r impropt r use of ; Mercury, imprudences of living, exposures, general debility from climate.toe., renovating and restoring the wh*>l* systtm This medicine may be had wholesale or retail ofth*- Agents, April 1 3m7 J. H. &W. S, ELI.IS, Macon. I HAILEY’S SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY—For cough*,cold**, asliuna, influenza, whooping cough, spit liner of blood, utid all pulmotiHrv diseases. HAll.K.Y’rt AltlCil.A— Tor ull dtsenmus arlntng : from an impure atate of the blood: sail rheum, scrofula, king’s evil, chronic rheumatism, dyspepsia disenacs of the ekin, j bones, old ulcer*, etc. HAILEY’S FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY—The most valuable remedy—euliiely vegetable preparation—und suie cure. BAILEY’S AMERICAN VERMIFUGE—A sure exter minator of worms from the system, in general use throughout the United Slates. BAILEY’S UNRIVALLED MILITARY SHAVING CREAM—This article has stood the test of eight years, and gained for itself a high reputation throughout the U. States. Canada, and most parts of the world. BAILEY'S SUPERIOR IN DEI IBLE INK—With and without the preparation ; warranted the best articles of the kind in use. For sale by the Druggists generally throughout the country, and at wholesale and retail by WM. BAILEY, Proprietor, Apotheenries’ Hall, corner of Fulton and Santis streets. Also for sale by GRAVES, WOOL) & CO., Macon. Dee 3, 1846 42 CONFECTIONARY_AND GROCERY. J. 11. DA HOUR IS receiving hi* newsupply of Goods in his line, rmong 1 which he particularly calls the attention of his ct stoni er* to* A choice article of old Brandy, (Madeira, Port and Clar et Wines ; Pickles. Spice*, Preserves,Cake*, Candies* Also a fine assortment of Segars of various brands—warran ted imported Havana rtegars; He will keep a constant supply of Oranges, Apples, Oni ons, Potatoes,Cheese, Butter, Raisins, Figa, Prunes, Almonds, and other nuts; All other articles usually kept in that line. PICKLED OYSTERS by the keg. M aeon. Or i 15, 1816 y 35 MO TH S after date application will be made to ] J 4 the honorable the fuf-rior Court of Talbot county, when sit ting for ordinary purposes, lor leavr to sell a negro man, named Mill, belonging to the estate of Archibald Gray, lute of Talbot county,dec* a-* and. Sold for the ben* fit of the heir* of said deceased. \ pril 28, 1H47. 4 WILLIAM M. BROWN, Adm’r VI) I X IST I* ATOH"S S 41. K. Will tie sold on i hur- I nay, the lOtli dty of June next, at the latv r< *ideiice of Mrs Sa- ! rati Fulton, late of Twigg* county, d-c*a*cd, all the personal prop- I rrty (except negroes) belonging to the estate of Thomas Fulton, of •aid county, deceased, aud ill which the said Sarah had a life estate, ‘ c nsisting of one horse, two beds and farmtur* Y one clock, and van* on* otto r article* of household and kitchen furniture t *u tedious to be .spiciall) mentioned- terms of sale mad* know non the'day. ROBERT FULTON, Adm’i. \ . .1 4 •> m lb wIIIai x. *i. NOTICE. rilllFi Stmkhuldera of The Commercial Bank at Macon, 1 are hereby liolified and inform* *l, that I have in*litul and an action ol NN*utnp*it tigeiu*t eeitl. The Commercial U'tuk ol Nlacioi, hi thn Htiperi.r * omt of Bihl> Countv, teturonhle to iln* May Term of t*aul Court, eighteen houdreil ami loily irv.n. ALEXANDER MARVI I TUi A I’ll RHI, 1847. Ft I NOT 1C riUIE rttocklmlder* of The Commercial llank at Macon, I me hereby noiifictl ami ml *m *l, iii.il I have iutitute*| j an action of Asmiopsii ngainat tail < lie t oniiiiercinl Bank 1 nl Macon, in the lulerior I’uurl of the Count* of liihh, re- I tiirunhle to the Sept* miter IVtui ol eaol <*oiirl, eighiern I hundred end forty seven. JAMES M. DAVIrt. This \ pr|| Cfi.lt, 1847. 4*4 ! NOTH B f|AIIK Stockholders of The t'ommereial Hank at Macon ft arch n-hv totfifie.l anil informed, thel I have instil i(*mJ n i Ni:|ion of a-sumpaii agtinai said, I*i•• t ’otnuierci *1 Bank ut Macon,, in ihe Superior Court ol ilu* Counlv of Hiho. re. liiriiithle tu ihe Mttv I’citli of said Court, eighteen hundred end fom-*’ven. JOHN B. CKU.VIFLER. Thi* April 28th, 1H47. 4w4 LEGAL NOTICES. SI. M'l Ml >HK IPF’S SAI.K,-” 11 11 ...ni..n ii.. tirs*t ‘J Urmia) in June in si l* fin* tin. court hvun *io* i in ihe i kimii ill Amencus burnt* r ci.uuty, witlitn th* u--tf.il hours ot sale. ; the follow log prop* rt>. i: j The eu*t lialt'iil Lot of Li*d numb* r on*- humin *! and ru'hty-eiglit in the ui-lriei *T onginall) I * * ln.w v uni’* r hhiiil; . I* \ o *1 lt i -a* ih* prop* I') *f Sidney Ft* a, to Satis!) of- nonigege sis, fioin Sumter hup* rur Court, io lavor ol Muuj.*h iiuci>unu*> vd.saiU r*w : prop* ri) poii.tt-d out n* said t. In Apri I El)i47. 7 fill EE N M \\ HU’ I.l* R h hff J TPO.\ SEIEIUII SAM-:.—W I I be sold on the U firsi Tuesday in Ji'.**t: next, before ilie court houeo door in Thonmeion. within ihe l**gi,| hour* of wile, One buy Mart, about right or nine ) cars old, unit on** jok**of Oxen, l vii don as tin- pmperty ot J• tin M Collin* I> suti-V. nfi fa from Pike Hoperior Court ii. favor of William f* rl *•■< said C*>llu.s April S9, 1*47 A I F.XAND It I*AC k . kl.’ff. I fiIACON SHERIFFS s A Ll*:.-'’ *• * ... I {V H the l oiiil House door in M a Colt * ount *, G* ol gia, b* tv* * ill the i not j i hour* of sal*-, on the llr*t I ut-sday in Jim* i * xt. One Lot of Laud, number * ight)-niiu . in the 13tIi district of oi cr ; Muscogee, ni w Muron c* ui-t), I* vi don as th* |.*• | * ri > of Nathat M. Rodger*. b\ virtue of an ex* cot mo fri.in ilu- lotirior Cciii t said county of M con, in *or ol .l.ilin Si ouln hi I igumt Hurvty Rodgers, principal, nml Nathan M. Rodgers, *• curit)—pointed out by John Mtirdivunt. April 28,1347. 4 THOMAS DIXON, Sh’fT. NOUS'! Oft SIIfiMIFF 9ALE.-Hill I m aoid on tiie firnt ‘l’neatlny iu Jur e next, lit the court house door in ihe town of Ferry, Houston county, within the usual hour* of Hale, the follow ing propel tv 10-w n : Iwo Lot* of Land, No*. M and 5, hi the sth di-trictof si*l *iiiii ty, levied on a* the prop* ri* of Wil iam H. Cm kmn* tosuiisf* n fi fit fr-'in Houston Superior Court, iu favor of PrmLmjc H. Johosoii vs. said Callioiiti. Also, 150 acres of Lot No. 31 in the sth district of Houston eonrtv, levied on as tin prop* rty i t St* pin n It. Him. to saii*f) a fi t*. from Honaton Superior Court in favor of Joseph N. Bey our vs. said Ham. April 2H, 1547. 4 CAIVINLEV Y, Sh’lf Hr ARE SI IER IFF S A Lc-w.iib. -.db.fnr. the Court House door, in iln low i • I Wuresboro, War* county, on the ftru I ue-da) iit June next, v* itliitl the usual hours of sal*, ilie follow in? proper?j : One Lot of l.utul, Vo. 374.tnthe7ih district of originally Apling, now Ware county, containing four Inn id ml and t i < t) acn*. more or less, levied on as thepr perl) of Wiley S. Whin load, in favor o. Wil Pam I. Park* r vs. WihyS. VI hit*ln ad, tu suti*f) sundr) fi fas issued from the Justic* s Citirt oftlieseviii huiidrtd and seventy eighth district, G. M.—* I* vy made and r* turned m me by a constable, April 2, 1847. 4 ’ MII.F.S J. GUI* SI, sh ts. AitmiftiiMra rS s:iicT \ G REE ABLY to ail order nl t lie Inferior Conn ofSuinler county, while pitting fur ordinary purpOHP*, will he mild before the <'oitri-hotiHe dour iu ihe tow u of An.eruMiK. iu mi id county, within ihe umial hours of sale, on llie Aral Fiieadav in JUNE next Lot of L*nd, No. C 9, in the 28ili l)i.-iricl o. | originally Lee. now .Sumter countv. adjoining Mct’ree and others; also, lot No 95, in ihe said Distriet and county, be longing to the estate of James K. Maun, late of said count v, deceased, rtold for flip purpose of a division among tin* Le gi*es. WASHINGTON L. MANN. Ailm’r h 4,1847. 83 <I * bonii nop. \ DMINInTRATOK’S S V LF. W ill l> *..!(! im Wi (|. uesday, the .nth May next, at the residence of Mrs. Lucinda Burke, in the county of I’wiggs, all the personal property belonging to the estate of I'homas S. Hostwick, deceased, consisting *,f t orn. Cow and Calf, two Horses, and various other article* I. rm* on the dayofsale. JOHN GLOVER, Adm’r. _ Aml 11 2 Adiuiiiisira oi’s Nnlc. A ‘!*-n i to an order of the Honorable Inferior Four! ol lal iot counlv, while si-ting as a t’uuit of Ordinary, 1 will he *ohl >n ihe first Fuesday in M\Y next, vv iihm ihe I usiliil Ilnurs 111 .al.', lii-forf *lis Court liimsc dour m lt|,,vo| v K. \KLY county. Lot ol Laud .No. til4. io llic stli Di-nici of taarly county. —ALSO- Will be sold outlie first Tuesday in JUNE n< xl, 1.-foie ihe Court house door at Cuthbert, RANDOLIMI cuttuiy, ihe j west half of Lot No. ill), and 150 acres taken from llic east part of Lot No. 109, in the 9ib Disnictol originally Lee, now Uandolph county —the whole in n bod a coolnimug a. res, with about 60 acies cleared laud —known us the place wheio ‘V in. 1L Junes formerly lived ALSO— , “ i ll ll <- sold on the first Tuesday in JUI.Y next, before the Court house doorut Marietta, COKBcounty, No. 9JJ, in the 19th Dial. 2d Sect, now Cobb county. —ALSO— Will he sold on the first Tuesday in JULY next before the 1 Court house door at Vim Wirt, P * UI.DINU county. Lot No. I 218, ii Ihe 20th District, .id .Section, now Paultl ng comity. All of the ulitive lands sold ns the propert y of ucliihald Cray, late of I'nllmt county.deceased, and for the benefii ol llt u heirs. Terms made known on the day of -.tie. WM. Jl. HI.OM N, Adtti’r. i March 2. 1847. o.j AI)MIVISTKATOR'S SALE. W r ill In- sold on tin* TT nr H l l ut-aday in Jn* in xc. <t ill** court boat* ofrarhrounty j in which the Lands lie, th* follow mg Lots : In Campl.flU*omt \ Lot No 157 in tilt* 14th district, nml Lot No. 50 in . |i, 3d *li lri ,V In Heard nullity. U t No. 6i in th. 4>h di.tnct s,„d a, the prop, rty : of Murdock L. Matlu son. U* it-as*d TANARUS nnsca-h Mi ’ r, tl ’* l H ( Al.HOrv, * rim’r. Ad imistrator’s >ale.~wi” *o.*iou **c hrst In <la) iii.lui.t- u* xt.at tht--cuiiri bon*, iloorin ilu town oi rerry, A* n-. f La.** , l)i„g g . Charlt*. Culpepper, nu.nb. r not recoil* ct. and. Sou; the pn.ia-riy of Joseph tulpr p,r, hue of Houston count*, and. *. ,| 6ol*. for the ben* hi of the heirs of said Ueceastd T. rms dm tin *y March Id, 47 4 WILLIAM S. MOORE. Atlu, a’ 1 MO VTIIS after dale abpncaiion hi I lie mail* to JT the honorabk the Inferior Court of Upson count) wh*ns,tting fi-. ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Negroes belonging to the estate of William Robertson. d< ceased. Mar ‘ h *> 7 JOHN W RORKH rSOV, Adm’r. JlOl* I’ IIS utter ilale.aoplie.ilinu will I,e made to the Hnnornhle Courl of Ordinary ,o* Crawl,„d counlv, for leave to sell ell the real estate ot John l-tryun. de, eased, lute ol said county. ARTfIUK BRYAN, Admr. ~ . HANNAH IIKYAN, Adtnrx. I- eh 24 2 Four mon ins afte.* date application will be made to the Inferior Conn of Bibb county, when sitting as a court of ordinary, for Gave to sell the rial estate of D. D. Sander*, laic of I wiggs county,deceased, for distribution. .. ELIAS BEALL, Adm’r. de honis non, j _ Marcl, l 7 ji ß47 5 withth \VIII a FOUR MONTHS afterdate application will be made to the honorable the Court of Ordinary, of Upson count) for | I* .veto sell the real estate belonging to r hzatieth Ann Duke, a m ' ,,or -| , 10i< , JOSEPH DUKE, Guaru.au. ’ April 3, 1347. * .f|sft 1’ >lier iJale uppliculion will ne made to the Honorable 1 nt’erior t ourl ol I w igg conn tv, when silting for ordinary purposea, lor leave in il| all thp lauds and negroen belonging m ihe ealate ol ‘J'liomus *’ niton, lute us said counlv , deceased. ROBERT FULTON Adm’r. ~ . . de houia neu, with the will annexed. March 16,1847. 26 ids K MOft Tllft aftei date, application will be made to the llouorah! e ihe Inferior Court of Muni ginnery 1 county, w hile sitting for Ordiimrv purposes, for leave in sell hII ihe land belonging in Alexander McArthur, minor, Iving i *” I aitttull count v , for ihe benefit of said minor. aseiali HUH, !N..|,.ra CS.rtiun. | Mount Vernon, Moniguinery county, Ga. March 3, 1647. HI Oft TIIS alter date application will It* made to the Honorable tlie Infetior Court of Wilkinson Goiuily, when Hilling for Ordinuiy purposes, for leave to hell the real ealafe of William J. .Sears, late of sirid coiint\, de based- WYATT MEREDITH, J , . , ELI rtLARrt, ( Adm r< - March Ist 1847. 23 ifi■ 111 alter dale,applu-utioi hi uc made to the Honorable the 1 nferior ( . u> 1 of l el lair I county .whilesitting for ordinary purposes , for leave toscll the Land and Negroes belonging to the estate of Duncun I Graham, luto of aaid county,dec eased. D. B CiRAIIAM, Adminislrator January 11, 1817. 17 4,,, i ii afier dale, apiiliculioo w h ho made 10 loe Houorahle the Inferior Courl of Piiinum county, while ailliag lor urdinur, por}maek,lor leave to sell Hie real ealute of Julio Wyuo, deceased. JOHN SMITH, AHni'r. Marcli9, 1847. 23 4mlwcl I,MH it aONTHS ifler dale, applicalioo will he made Io ihe Houorahle ihe Inferior Coon ol lluldwio counlv, when rilling for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real eatule of James IJ. Jarrutl. late of sud count, de ceased. ISA AC UOUINU. Adoiiois raior. i I-eh,B, 1847, |y and„, ■7H)I R MONTHS after date application will bt made to ! r til* Inf* riot-Court ot i wiggM count), wlun Sitting for oritinury j purposes, for leave to sell the n* grots belonging to the estate of I'homas 8. Bostwiek,deceast'l, by April IV owfli JOHN GLOVF.H, Adm’r. GLOKGI.Ii Baldwin County. a\ / lILRLArt A H. Keuau applies In me for citsrs of ’ V Ailluiniatraiiou on that portion of the real estate of Abram Borland, late of A lahaiiM, deceased, which i situate in (he I ’ounly and rtlaie first atwietaid : I’hese are.t hereiore .t ocil* and adnmnishal I and aingulai llic kindred indcredHora of aaid deceased .to be und upper* i o I my office, within the time prescribed hv lw,ioa|iow cause,il uii\ they have, wby S lid I tiers should not Im- giauit and (liven under my hand . hi office, this i9tli !Uuu ii, U,#7. ’ H JOHN W. W. s\i,Al. c. ( O. Ol’Ol'tfln—Niniller ( nmify. WHEREAS James \V. Cannon applies lo me for lettem of dismission from his further liability as Guardian tu ! ihe person and property of Lydia rtundeia, minor,oiphan of i William rtaudrrs. T licit - ar* therefore to cite ami admonish all and singular the kin dred and creditor* of all coin* rm *l, to b* un<lMpp*Mi- mi • j office within the time pr* scribed by law, to show cause if any ilu-) limv*-, why said letters may not be gruund. (■iven under my band lUtli March. 1817. Mari hl7 40J5 I**\ \ • Mc4?RARY, D. 4 i <* N|i4 oHst’oi‘fiiii-1 |)MHi i oat nl). Inferior Court sitting for Ordinary Tarpons— Mart h Term, IUI7. Present their Honors Wi Ilium Lo.* c. l.dwin C. I timer, William Tt ice, lusiic* s. petition of Joel Mathews re*ni ct fii 11 * sh* w • ih tl-ui In lias I fully discharged the trust ,epo*ed in him ms guardian of F.n/a b* ih Youngblood,ami urav* the Ccurt to b- disnins* it ill* it fitnu Whereupon it is ordered, that said petition In-publish* ii in the ! Ocori-ia .Messenger in lermsof ih* Imw, r* quiniig mII im i*iii con- I ccrned,tn show cause if tm) the) linw , hj I* tiers ot diiuision I should not he granted Nt ih* in xi Ma* i* rm ot 11*ia Court. A true extriict imm the iniuot* sol *aid ( emt 1 March 10, 1H47 40*14 W M A. COHN Cl*rk. MM sf Scsrfls i p.on csssif, , Inferior Court sitting far ordinary purposes , January term, 1347. . fIYHF. petition of Joel Matin r* speetfully *h< well* thai lie lims ft ftidy aduitnisirred and settled th* estute of Joseph Younghluitd. deceased, as the administrator thtmif, and pra>s to be (lisini*d iherefroin. It is th* rvfurr ordered, that citation be published in I* rms of th<- law in the (Georgia M* s*eug* r, r* |Uir mg all p* rums roiu-eru* *l, to show cause if any they have, a* or b. tor* the • ext l ul y term ol Court, why said letters of dismission should tml In grontt and. A true extract from the minutes of smiil Court, this i-'tli *l.y of lan- , uary, 1147. WM. A. COllB.C.k C O Jan 20 m*m49 I LEGAL NOTICES. sl oHitlA, ..ftucocli ( u l) “ I M’LRIOR i Ol F':\ tiiHP:’ to (Jidii Fun . . I t.ii!a\, U(i.li Jiiininry , 1 : 7. T‘<• < *i'.,t u,*’-, j , s , ‘ ‘ i j lirnment. Fiejunt then lint .-is ‘ 1 ! ‘I liOYlA.*’ .M I LLR\ L R \ *i ummaM 111 nIT (t, TUI \ \ VJNM X 3 ‘ les - Is npprai' gto ihe l nun. tit ii It IJ. Paxtii t Mj( j A 4 ok.‘• v ! 1 1i 11 i i a tors of Nathan Cm k tub; ot |j,j„ ( ‘’ 1 f>r il u<M-t il. bn’ c lull* nduiiitisi* rmi said estme. ui.d , ‘* itm 14 uuc’ idi .g In law, uni now putying mi** | jo| *' l ♦ .’.•mi in be di-chargelrMn sni*l A (Iniinir t. hi in, • ~, U| ‘ Older* 1 .11! • i Lit* (’n* Ud< publi-fi a eit.iiiou i*, || r |( *’ liU| - nci- ‘idn 3. to law . for those iuUM -ietl m shoo runt'‘'''***’ lu-fcne th. 1 * ui’xt rteplctnhiM teem ut .#*■ {'out t,p ih,. v |„ H | win tin* said Iln nter Mint t ook ►hmt'dnul he i1,.-* 10,,, .. , l 1 1”'> M.id A‘i'iiititslia*hni. ***, c ‘ A i>d if uppmirme In tl.c (’curl, ll.nt J:i* |r r M CinmVr t iiii-i*ui(i oi. thVc.-'ntc cf .L'ink L m fit-id *e. i.i h< ,| j 1( ‘ '*“• i \ iidniinGtei•*! siiiii e*tnl- in * i diiii In I.*w. und 0,,* v ‘ M,, h I * and m It .i rgt and liter, fn in : It if Omlsicil, ‘lm the i lei'k ‘•'h/ll j ('* uil do is.Mie u citaiiuii in iln* prfinises, uio) nnv•* it|. 1 14 J etl Hccuidii gln law. to those in tiiloresl, in .|, llW ( ’ ‘ '’ lf !'* • any they lit ve,on or b*-lore then xi “rpieinhcr ‘( ll| jCouil why iln* aid Juspei \l G-Muhr slinuhl nn j,** 1 j chain'd at aitul I* rm from his sun! 3'm fi-tmiion ** 11 Aml il hetng iep si*nis<l to this Cctm hy Wcifen T l* lie, Ex**, i.ho ot mic last will .ind testament ofEJi* |„ ,|. j ft '* i.cr iuir • 1 snid * out.iy . tier* t*ed, Im.t lie lus toby „ ,lr^* ined si ul e-mic, and piay nig lo h* diachinged ], mi! Ii i* mi iiiolmii. ‘ ‘l'Ucie.f. Iln I ihe lleik do i si t h T llie pieim-es. and liuvu the on me published Bccniilnig *,/ ’' 1,1 fuf all person* inicre.-ed in anew cause on nr hcf,|, p,” Mw ’ | Trim of ibis G'liirl, if auv ihev huve v , i ‘'", xt should not ■** or tli-it he will u| u id Cos n chargiul from ihe Executiir* hi;* nl said w all. * ‘ ‘** T rue cxiiacls from ill* unnotes. 1 9 bin 1 IF.MiV LOG VIJ . f , GIRiUdI A, Bllllicock t oilfeal), BM’EUIOR COURT, s. ling for Ordinary Fnrnoaa* At, n day, 1 ltli Jauuaiy, 1817 Fresenl their Ifoiiura * moil \a J. LI ri LI., ) U I LEI A>l .M. IIOYEK. , I LILY VINrtON, /'JuMu-ea, T HOM \rt M. TT RNER J It nppeoring lo t lie ( ourt, that Vx ftllio in Racial mini-lniloi of. &c. of Wy les Rachel, late of said cuuniv d!* c(*as**d, has ( inpleled St*id AdtHinisliulioii, attd pia\i’„a In* dismissed ihe.efn.m: Ordeied, I hat a citalimi !,• in lh* premise* in all pa sous interested lo : hew cnus.- 0 ,, helore il:e rtejiien.her Tarttt of bus ( \mit, (if any they |,„ V| .[ why the said VV illi-tm Rat he| slum I*l not he divchargetl f rtl ,|! -aid Adiniiiislr.-itioii ; aud ihul smd c ituholi 1M pc hlndu><j „„ cording In law. c * Vndil being represented tu the Court, that Henry Rof ri Exec mlm of. die. of Snnth • cmk, hit** ol this count v , decea-pj’ lias fully administered the esb.lt* of said tieceam and aud , m l Hie assets, and praying tu he discharged ilieiefr. to : |,! orih red, ill* l I lie Glek nl Ih i- Uourt do is.-ue and pulihdi a ('iialint’ iu lit** prt tnises, in All petsous iuleie-ted, to si (J w * .ins.*, it any they In.ve. why Ihe said Rocers shmfld not the rtepiemher I enn of ilii* Court, receive letters ol dis mi*- siouf rum said estate- Audit being lepreaenled to this Court, that II enri*tta Hill l-.x* t ul* ix 01. cVt ofji hti Hill, Jnte of Huncoi k cotitiiy, ceased, has fully administered said estate, and p,- id oi.t ||>. assels thereof tulhose enti'lcd to the same : 11 is oidcied Hiat file Clerk of this ( ourl do issue uud have published u - ilut.■ to uli persons interested, in file their objections, if am the* have, on or before the next ‘* ptemher I erm of this Cnl,w in default thereof said Hemic.tu will bn discharged It tun her Executorship in said Estole. And ill emu repiese..ied i* this Court, that Joseph Brian Lxeenloi ot, &,* .ol but Bn t barn Ron** |s*u. lute ot thi*-cdhu! ly.d.ceaaetl hasfiiliv iidmiuitiere<l >aid estate, and pm,.,,,,, loettsse * m-i-11 ding I*, law— anil h** t-w applying n, |,e t) charged from hi* said .x. ci.in, h.,. ;|i ~u. that ,|* lerk *. hist omt do |*ohli i, **,„ „ pn,.,| ton t.n lit. i. -•x month', and it do •*! j: . iin> i* , fi, mi if,. Fn\t n , receive letter- ol di.-missioii nt ile frci'iembef leiiii* t. xi lliis < ourl. And il being represented to his t onri.liv Alva 4 ni„ l( .| VdiMinisiraior f. &c. oi < lirtsiopher C. Vh.nfiei de<e rt , P( |’ llutl ue Inis full * adtiiiuisteicd * I,* - est|eoi s.ijd oeceised paid all tue H-scts: It n- o.der. and ilo.i ihe Cleik of'.| ltl Oint do issue Hi and “live piibli*-!u u u citnii.-u m the n , accoiding to law. tin ..if |*ei>.-..s conccri.ed to >h*>w chhm- if a.IV they Can, win h diui.il imi Ii i -missed | * j,; *'j mitiislri.iiori at the ... xi t. ,nn-t i ... , i Hi, i || True e tracts fr* in Hie initio s 16 “dim HENnY KOGEuS, 4 |erk t, 4*. Gooi'gia-Romw ( omifv. The Justices of th Inferior Court f said i'uuuij,stUiugfgr ordinary purposes. January term. 18 1“. 5 “ SWDAL (>. W(1iO \ , uii nil in n i rut *i of th. . of l <btrt iV.ii*.**, de.-ea* and, ‘Mvt.tg fully *diiiiiiiatt-i't*l a.,ui ( -*>iMt< ursu Linrs of h'ii is'ioi* ill*r. from. r ; lii- or U red ay iln- C ui l, that this rule he piibinh. l one* a ns'i.ih f.rstx in mill'.a .'at Hi* fir . r gul *r |* im . f.er tie . xpirali* R,.,.. of. said letn i-v*ill b gri*nl, uni u-t-t the v*i r.*i) t f. a At* ii extruci from ihe niiniii* s ofsaio i our . ‘ai *i.i * .9 1847 ’ ! r . aM 20 V K. a <AH WIS'. 1 efi i Gl'blkM - nOMfoi 1 4 nip ly. I he Justices t t the lajcnur 1 omt uj stud county siUtur lor ordinary purpof s. Mm h tc rn, Bs7. HE\ft\ W. l/AHwi-N. adnnnistiHtiM- of tiie estr’p of Lli>oa Darden, te*. used, having folly administered Mud eet tie, p'avs letter* nt dismission therefrom. it is therefore ordered by ihe Court, that this rule he pub li-hed on** a mot.ih for six inornhs, and ui ihe first regtiinr term of the Court Iheremt* r, said letieis w nl he a,anted, uult i . cause tu the contiarv be kUui. A true extract from minutes of suid Court, March 24 1847. >,H| ( h *J4 ntfi'i.b K G. r 1 (■FOtk’ifl HflMfeHM’ I 4*lll fy The Justices uj the luj.riur < mul „t s„tJ Cuunty, sitting fn ordinary pm poses. neck ‘em, II 47. IV AN, V L,>VL . I'. Hilmiiii.irMi IX no ilu . s m e nf Lfiiiu,l IN Li.vpir, ilp.-pbucl, h„n„. i u ||, niiihinistpred said e-i a ie ! pin,, Idlt-ra ul dl iiil-po.ii ilirif-liiun, Il is th. reli.re i.nt. mj liy llie C- on thot lliio rulr he p u h- once n omulh lor .ix oiunlliK. nml nnkv fi..i re.olm ipioi ul ilo- Courl ihr-reafir-r. r-rii.l It-iivis will hr. granted, uiilcm cuitse to ihe contrary he clttiwn. A true extract from rniiiut* sos said Court Match 24. 1847. Mar.-It 21 n.fimfi K. 4J CABAMss.cc o! CsUOT&fUl—Y| ;tcoil 4 ounly. WHEREArt, John H. Harvey applies to me lor le*iem of DiMttissior. from ihe Administration of the estate of Green B Brooks,late of said counlv deceased. Flirs. art'ihc-rcfor* tociHund admonish ail and •incular th* kin dred and eredilot sos ihe naid and ceas. and to In amt a| p at at it ) efree Within ilu um* prescribed u> law,tht n and tin r* t. fil. their efcjtc , tioiis, it e**y tuey have, nh) said leitei* sldmiUi i I,* granttu. (iiven tinder my hand and seal. 28th Dec. 1846. January 7. ni6m47 VV. VV. CORRFIT, <?. C. 0. (iet.igiii- jiiicoii 4 <) ii niy. WHEREAS Martin Eig* applies t*r I* tieis of dismiMion fron the udiiiiuifiration of th* * state f Warren W. k And wh* rtas John E. Lilly upplns for letu is of disu.omoi, fron the * Slat* ot Arniigt r Lill), lai* ol said count) ,and c’d. Ihe are thereto! -to cite and aonionish alt and tkf k"..tr.xii -...1 .r* oitur•> „t ..... and. e.asetl. i. h* and apijtai tat n \ Hitt within Hie tune prescribtd t > law, to show cause if anytluV Im, wit) said b-liei ss hot* I*l not b grant**!. Given und* r my hand and stal Ist Dec* mh r. 184f., !>'<= * W. W. COHBITT, C. C.O. ftlMlF tfl >t'oiui;i-| pvtni 4 oituly. Inferior Court sitting fur ordinary purposes , January THE petition of Roln rt Jameson and Matthew H. Sandwich re ‘p* clluli) slieweili that they have execnit and ihe trust rtnostrtil flu m us the udiui in strap >rs on th* estate of Isaac Cooper, *l*c*and, by full) udmiiiistering aud settling su.d estate, und pray to be din misaeu th* r-ti >-m. Whereupon it is order* and, that said petition be published in trm of ihe law in the Georg a Messenger, in qm ring all p- rsona coiuiri.d to show eause if any they have, at or before th* July t rm of ihu Court, why letters of dismission should not be granted to said ad* iniuistratois. A true extract from the minutes of said Couit 12th day of Janus* }•* 1847. WM. A. COBB, Clk. ( .0. Jan 0, 1847. inftn>49 W Gcoiglu-Xacull 4'oiiiny. _ H ERE Vb Beiijainiu Lauc7st* r applies for I* i* rs ot dismittioß from the adiniinstration of the estate ol Joel Childs, d* c'd i tieseare therefore to cie and a*lm< inh ull and singular the kin* (Ired and creditors ot said d*c*as*u, to be ami appiai at in) (flirt; within the time prise lib* and b> lw,to show cuitse if an) the) loot, wh\ said l< tu-rs should not In grant* and. i Given under m) hand 23d March, 1747. 4 m*wi* W W. cony llt, C. C. 0. M 1 illt* 4l • Inferior ( uurt sitting fur ordtnm y pm poses, January j !• rm 1847. f IYH K petition wf Matthew H. fiaudwich, administrator with (Hr 1 will annexed, on thr estate ol John Had, *i*c*ms< and, rtspeiitul* I *> obvarlh that h. has luily and settu.l said tsiau,sad i |>i*4VPteit* * sot di'inis um llnrtr ia It|s thenflhrt* oftered that sum p tit ion In- published once j. BMoUI f*r i\ inoutlis in the G*-orgia M*ss* ng, r, r* qniniik all uersoi • rua e ru and, to show cause ifaii) Hie) have, win said I*tur-ol *liuitssi.> should not lie grant* *l, at the i < xt-tin i rtu ol this Court. A true extract from the in units of sum t omt, this i2ih *lay o* Jsn* [ uar), 147. WM. A. A Obi, fit. t. 1W47 aifin 4V IsLOdDsI 4 4’llilir 4 Ooltly, . t ll lßc.A*> Ehj *(i • ri|s, v imtiiiNiraior on l*esalali ▼ ul JU-m* Noulea, *Je. t*aa*,| applies lo UL fuf leltcfl of Dtsiiiiasi*ut from a-nJ ttiiuinialrnlicn : Flics** i* rc. i here lure, to c tie ami a ilmniitahulla nil aingul*'’ he a milled and i* reiiitui s I ni* id Tec eased In In* anti uppesf at my nlfire . vit Inn the time pftmt‘l tlietl h law D sin w •mum, if any they have, why aaitl letters should uwlb# ranted. Given under my hand, nt office, this 11 it* da v nf Jim.. 1847. 11 b n JNO. F. M’ lIAK. C. U. UEOKRI l UiluiiiMAi 4 i iiiii), .t HI. REAi Lbuy t/'"X tiliuinini r on the eslalf flf *Y Gilbert 11. t Tiiitba. late ol this counlv , de* * asen ap |)l ee In me fur letters *• Ilia iii*im| Irnni suid A*l in(it i-I• mtun*! T hear it i e .therefore, tu Oi te and uduiOiilsli ail a hi* •ttiiiilif’ lit** kinilreil and credit*.ra in aaid deceased in he at*** i|-prsr •il mv u fires It It in lit* 1 line ,* inscribed l % law to > how i a nsr, if any they have.whv enid letlera should no l hr frant*"!* Given under'tty haudal fit *r v t Ii in llthditv *fJ tin., 1847’ 17 fim ‘ A Uli. B KAIFOU‘D.4 . (’. O. (■EORGI E IVllkiiiMOit C'ouitiy. V HERE k w rtarah Wheeft r. ((<min|t nml on the r*‘ * “ H ii*nuel * i**e*er le*-, -nee*l, applies to i'e lot hi* ‘fete oi I fi-miomu fr*<i|i *tt >d Adinluit f Mdiiin t f h e** are I here nett *a ml <J nutti- It all conceflied | file (Heir tdijeciione, if any Ihuv have a..id eby Ihmiirtiuil I siiunlil 11-ll *ae grante*l. Given uud* r uiv hand at effi e, tliie Ist day ol Jan., 1R47. * '’ 1 • -\l )*. 11. UAIHjfiP, < ‘ M (HRHIRIA , W ll lit ll won foil lily. HERE \rt >nrah Dixoit. AilminieiraDix uw the erhtie of rtampaun Dixon denea-ed, ap ftee in me lor lelietfl •il dismiaeimi limn ehnl \diitiiiieirainiH. These a re,herefute, to e itr all aii il singular, timer f* h i-ernedt o h* and ippcai at in v nfiii i w .tlt • < th* lit) ( ptre 1 ‘ * i ••*! t v aw, tnshow can** if any exist ,w hy aaiil d*iukn*'® eliuiild um hr granted J Given under my hand ut office this laidm #II\ <• v.. t I 6 m Aim B KAI FORD, C C.. 0,