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AGRICULTURAL, j RENOVATION OF WORN-OUT LAND. The following letter, from Mr. George Catron, da ted at Litiret Fa ft or j, Maryland, March 4W>, 1847, is adireesod to John S. Skinner, Etq the able and indefatigable editor of the Farmer' Lit*try. What is said in it of the wom-out fields of Maryland, is now, or soon wiil be, equally true oflarge portions of Geor gia. Sonic of the older counties have already lost ma ny of their most wealthy and valuable citizens, who have tied from the very desolation which haa heen wrought out by their own ha ids, and which is the le g timitc consequence of tlieir present miserable system of cultivation All who feel an interest in the perma nent prosperity of the State, will of course draw instruc tion from the. experience of such men as Mr. Catron. It is their business to vary his system according to the differences of climate, soil, and productions. For in stance in the Southern States, Lucerne is found to be an admirable substitute for Clovrr, while various grass es may be mad ■ to supply the places of Timothy, and oilier similar jnoduets of the North It is indeed grati fying to find that our people are beginning to Ice! an increased interest in agricultural improvement and we arc pleased to award tic credit of tins change in public sentiment to such publications ns I The Farmer's Libr, - ry” and “Southern Cultivator,”—works which ought to be read by every piauter and farmer in the Slat-. 7\> the Editor of the Far ni ,-r , I .ibr ary Dear Sir: I have frequent letters from dif fer! parts of the State of’ Virginia, asking my exp ‘ricnee us to the effects of different ma nures, particularly guano, a id of my sue . s; iu renovating these worn-out lands, the mcrlns operand!. &e. Now, my farming operatio n being quite a (secondary consideration in my general business, I cannot spare the tins • from my other occupations to answer in detail these various communications, and therefore have j concluded to reply to them generally through your very valuable paper, and hope it may reach til rough this channel every one of my correspondents. For to this paper, and other agricultural publications, together with a na tural fondness for the pursuit, 1 am indebted for whatever success l have met with. You know my whereabouts in this desert of old fields, gullies, and poverty grass, a.rl are well acquainted (as who is not, who has ever travelled from the city of Baltimore to t he seat of Government ?) with the total bar renness of the land generally. 1 therefore need say but little on the general character of the land to start with, an I will begin by giv ing the reasons for my first attempting, what appeared at that time a Herculean ta.- ; the renovation of the barren old fields. Having been reared atnul the green fields and lowing herds in one of the most lertile re- j cions in the State of New \ ork, I could not look upon the barren face of this country with out its producing a feeling ol m danci oly. 1 came to the conclusion that it woul 1 never do for me to plant myself down here with the ex pectation of making it a permanent residence with such a prospect always before in\ I therefore resolved either to change the irmier al aspect of the country in this respect, or leave it. The form- r appearing the m st feas ible. I made the effort and 1 have the satis faction to nay that, as far as the vision extends from my residence, I have succeeded. This country, with all its faults, lias redeem- j ing qu ilities. Favored with Heaven’s great-j est blessings, universal health and a nevr j failing supply ol the purest spring water with I a soil possessing naturally the elements of fer-1 tility, a beautiful rolling surface covered with clumps of trees, which, for richness and varie ty of foliage, and beauty of proportions, for landscape or lawn purponcH, cannot be sur passed in the world, it is not indebted to Hea ven for its forbidding appearance, hut to that reckless system of cultivation too generally to bo found in most of the Southern States. There are two ways, Mr. Editor, of reno vating these old fields; one I sec recommend ed frequently in your very valuable work; that is. to sou broadcast over tile land some ; five bushels of ashes with a bushel of plaster per acre, to he followed by ploughing in of green crops, &e. Now this may suit some uui'.udes but it will not do here, where a good northwest wind after a frost in November will sweep into the fence corners every particle of I vegetation from the face of these old fields. The labor ulonc which would be required fv. the ploughing and rcploughing. &c. on this method, would, it’ hired out by the day to work upon some public work, purchase ashes enough to do in one year what would require five years to accomplish in this slow method. Another plan is to go at it Taylor fashion, and do tile tiling up right. As ancxaiuplc.pl’ this latter plan. 1 will give you the result of an experiment made last year upon one of these “old fields. 1 ’ and I take this merely be cause it is fresh before me, having just finish ed threshing out the corn grown upon this field, and not because it shows any more favorable results than twenty other experiments of which I have memoranda. I purchased last year an addition to nty j farm of 365 acres of iand ; on this tract there i was one lot which lay in upon the lands 1 had already improved in such manner as to injure ‘ the appearance of the whole. In the spring of 1846 I resolved to make an attack upon this j old field; and to satisfy myself still further of the cost of such improvement, 1 had it sur veyed and platted by a regular surveyor, and found the contents to be 27 acres, out of which there was taken, for a house; lot, and road, one acre, leaving 26 acres to be cultivated. This field was tenanted out in the year 184'> to a very worthy man, who cultivated it in corn, and 1 have his word that the product (and lam sure no person who saw the crop grow ing will ever think of questioning-the amount) was twenty bushels of nubbins, or less than five bushel’s of corn per acre. This, by the way, is about the character of my crop* grown . in this neighborhood. In March 1846, ns soon as the grounds would do to haul over, I brought out the i iglit arm of my resources, my flying artiil* ry. in the way of mule teams, loaded to the muz zle from ’ray manure heap, and made a regu lar discharge upon ray greatest enemy, flu washed and gullied side hills. These 1 pep pered thick and strong. I then put in the {dcjugli*. and flushed the whole field up deeply, following in tire still'clay parts with the sub cuil plough. 1 then brought out iny other for ce*. in the shape of leached ashes, (wffieli cost, delivered on the ground, 810 per hun dred bushels.) and s-preal over the whole, manured pari* and all, at the rate ol 100 bush els per acre, pulverizing the ground and mix ing well with the harrow. Sowed 2) onu per acre, harrowed it again—sowed one peck ol’ cleuu fresh clover-seed per acre, and followed with roller. This was all done in the right way and just at the right time. Atler the oats were well up. I put the finishing stroke to the whole battle by bringing up my corpt dc reserve, in the shape of guano. The first moist day. all spot* tht appeared to have been mil — 1 in the spreading of ashes, or appeared weak 1 dressed over with about 200 pounds guano, mixed with one bushel plaster per acre You will say perhaps this is going 0 rather strong, and requires more capital, than can feneratly be commanded by the most ot our irraerw There are very few, however, who have not some half dozen or more worthless colts eating tlieir heads oft every year, to say . nothing about the hoga and horued cattle which might be disposed of in some way to raise 81*10. which would improve permanent |y ten acres of land with leached ashes, or they might borrow 8100 for twelve months with al most a certainty of returning it from the in creased product on the first crop, a* you shall ! see by tne following result of the above cx- j pertinent. I have just finished threshing out and clean ing up 1,217 bushels of first-rate oats, grown upon this field of 26 J acres—an average of 451 j bushels per acre, and no Chester county land ever presented a finer coat of grass. This year it will be cut for hay, and 1 would not thank any man to ensure me two tons per acre. Now for the figurs i Dehit. bushels ashes 8260 00 k 60 wagon loads manure on gullied I pTarcs 50 00 r 460 pounds guano ■ . 800 50 g bufhrlr *sd oata—lC 22 1 Oj bushels clover need 32 50 Houghing, .seeding, harvesting . . . .100 CM) $173 80 Credit. 1.217 bushels oats, 40 cents, worth now in market 48 $486 90 Pasture last fall for my milch cow 00 00 Straw in abundance, an offset lor thresh ing, &c. Mr. Editor, what is this land wortli now (tlie improvements of which cost nothing) more that) it was when it would produce hut five bui-he’s of poor corn per acre ? Why, if there was nothing to go to the credit side of the account but the improvement alone, it : would in my estimation be cheap, dirt cheap, j This field with judicious cultivation, is now permanently improved as I can show by ma ny year’s experience in the same kind of treat- ‘ meat. 1 am frequently a. ked, ‘ how do you bring ; up those old worn-out lands so quickly l” The answer is found in the above example. 1 have tried guano, and almost every kind : of manure, in almost every way, nml have til ways found them to pay well teh- i lpot enough on —stable manure, leached ashes and guiuto —pretty much in value as I have named tin in Will the improvement of these worn-out lands pay ? is a question 1 uin frequently ask ed. 1 have every reason to believe it will I commenced the improvement of the place , 1 now live on in the year 1833. At that time I had not pasture sulncicat for one poor cow and have followed it up ever since, giving it just as much a ■ was necessary to relieve the j mind from the harassments ol'n more perplex- ; ing occupation. The result is, that, instead ‘ of not having one spear of green gross tore-, fresh the eye or tickle the palate of the poor ] old cow. or one single oasis in this desert ol old fields to resort to in the hot summer months, I have now hundreds of acres of the improved grasses and have cut during the past year ! hay enough to keep, and keep well, 70 head of I horned cattle, 35 head of mules and horses. j besides sundry sheep, hogs, &c. the mules and i horses being stabled during the year. Night ! b-fare. the Inst, when my house was shook to I the very foundation by the raging elements ! without, I sat by a cheerful tire and listened to the peltingK of the pitiless storm of snow j and rain against the window -'; it was a cheer- ; ful reflection that, out of all my slock, there was not one, even to the suckling calf and pel lamb, but was sheltered front its fury, in warm | and comfortable stables and were ruminating j upon beds of clean straw. 1 sat down upon the spur of the moment to ; write you a short letter, partly to answer sun dry communications on the subject of fanning, ! which I rcnlly could not devote the time to j reply toil detail, and partly from a sense of duty that every man owes to the community 1 in which he fives to give the result of his ex- , pcneif ami let the community separate the ‘ wheat from the chaff by their own good judg m-rnt. I am fearful the perusal of this will be found tedious. Should it be otherwise, having clear- ! cd away the brush, and started the plough. 1 may at -onic leisure moment give you some further pickings from my memoranda of expe riments and perhaps a description of some of my stock of Devons and Durhams, of which I have a fair specimen of the purest blood in this country. Let all new beginners keep in view the fol lowing axioms in forming: Drain your lands well ; plough deep and at the proper time; pulverize tlie soil well by repeated ploughing. 1 harrowing, and rolling; put on plenty ofma-1 nure, no matter what it be —every thing in . that shape you can scrape up, buy, borrow, | or beg; do not spare the seed and be prodi gal in grass seeds; be careful and ascertain, j by observation, the proper time and proper j ‘manner of putting them on the ground, (for i one is as important as the other.) and old Zaux himself is not more sure of success, The question may be asked what I do with so many mules, horses, and horned cattle ? They all produce something. The mules arc employed in hauling wood, &c. to a popula tion of about two thousand souls here and 1 hereabouts and in hauling for the factories : and shops, & working on the farm. The hors es. with the exception of a few for private use. belong to persons connected with the works and supplied from my loft. The horned cattle supply ;.i part tire cities of Baltimore and Washington with pure fresh milk, sent both ways from my dairy, daily, via the railroad. * HMDS. New Orleans Sugar, 5 do Clarified do. in More and for sale by C. .DAY U CO. March 3 * 3 Confectionary and Grocery, i ii. in.iioou is receiving hfa new supply of j • I , Goods iti his line, among which lie particularly calls the attention of his customers to A choice article of old Brandy, Madeira, Port aud Clur et Wines; Pickles. Spiers, Preserves, Cakes, Candies ; Also a fine asuortinet of S-gars of various brands— warranted imported Havannn Segars. He will k—p a constant supply ot Oranges, Apples. Onions, Potatoes, Cheese, Butter, Rafaiiis, Figs, Prunes. Almonds, and other nuts All other artieies usually kept in that lino. PICKLED OYSTERS, by the keg. Macon, Oct. 15, lH4fi. y 35 Just Come to Hand. VV F. it Y tuuerior sriiclc of Prctervi'd Citngcr, MjCiMi’uii', Salal Oil; Walnut, Muihrooii, and i’utnat > Catoip ; I'ruuft, hig**, rtcau Nut*; Caudici, Toy*, and Jujubt- Piute ; Ml) 0 (11 A*. H. !• lII.KMAN. j Cloth*. < ashiiEM'is, Vciilaii *<•• BUI*KH Writ us F.uglmid lll.ick, Blut-black, Blue, In- 1 visible Green, Hruwti, sml fancy Cloths, an excellent a*ortinent. I. ii l *n, I'weeden, F.eiich and merienn Ca*imer. Velvet, satin, Marat ilk#, and Fancy Ve*ting* Ju*t recei-* dby S. McKI.XNON h CD. | April I, IMf. tJ I )OllTr;n.—( .J<T. old MaJeria, Old r>n and I X Claret Wines, idr sole by C- A ELLS. M v Ml 7 W i BASKETS <I! .h : : I Jill sale by C. A. ELLS. May B 7 1 i V DOS. SARDINES, I t / 10 do Ehjwuco of Coffee, 10 Bbfa tifC nnliod und Powdered Sugars, iMjOOO K-gnhn Cigars, Princtp<‘ do 10 Bex#? of Tobacco, all of the right sortJor sale by C. A. LIJ.S Mi y Ml *) /w;n LBs extra fine Flunr at OUUU March 21 0 W FREEMAN’S. | OIIA. Ac —Just received from , I the “New York Brooklyn White L-nd Coinptmy” No. 1, No. 2, Extra and Pitrr Whits lend Also in Store—Linseed and Tanners Oil; Spirits Turpentine ; Vamisli; es, Ae ,&e PATTEN Sc TAYLOR. kpril 1, IS4T 8T II tsK l*.TS—* f* I* ri ttfi beautiful *t) le April I 4 (HAS. II Yit KKM AX. NOTICE. rpHB siilisciber finds it necosary to notify many of X hi# CMBtomeni, whose account** and tunes are of long standing, that lie hns waited until forhenranee causes to be a virtue, and that he will be under the lie- | ol’ making s clean sweep of nil notes and ar- | counts coiitru'*ieu at his tdd eamblishim nt, at the head of Cotton Avenue, tint* as settled fa fore the first of August next All persons* Intnrastei will please tak ! du- notice, and govern iheinselves aeeordingiy Macon, May *b 1H47. 8 AMOS BENTON Vuliiublt* I*l;imillion for niilv, nrnr Hilton i ottiity. f|IHK kuU*cribcr -fT* r* for iA lua placr. lying a mile and I • quarter haat of 1 bomation, containiiig mi hundred and av n 4cr*:a n| Kud ask aud hickory Land, of which shout three humlr* and terra ar* in cultivation, aid much ol fr**#h. There ia s good two BUry Dwelling 8 <niainiitg ten rooma, nearly new, on the piemen a, t*getl*yr with a gin bnuac, aud • y tteve*aary out building, all in gooil repair, 1 with • aaellrnt watt r— aud i$ a iuo*t and mrabl* pluce fara uin- , j lljr reaidene*- Alan a Oriat Milt nf th# mo*t improved conatruetien for I nianuthctunng Flour, about niilea North of Thamaatoai, 1 on I'outoCrv* k—with a Saw Mill, and ample pririlegea far timber. . A lao hia plan'ation of eight hundred and rixty acre*, lying i nar the |unction of the Flint River and Potato# Cffck. j • Moat of tliia land it very valuuhlv, an# not aurpiaaed by an) ’ the aasntry fbr the railing of rotton and corn. A bout &I0 ! arrra of it ar# in cnlt.vatinu, whi* h haa nearr faifad to pro , dti< 'go4*d cropa t here ia a con.f.liable frame Dwilhiig, ! Gin House anti outbuildtnga on the um* ; aUo a (’niton ! Screw on ho*h Plan tat fans. EDMUND A PEARCK. Upa<*n e**u ty, Asrtl MJJfa tft . TO PRINTERS. For ml-. ■ very good econd hand Smith*, P*iw. I i imperial in good order, and warranted to work *• j qual to nrw. Alao a large number of Cha, of vari oua Hit**- log-th-r with a variiijr of Prlnlimt Male, rial,, aucli a, Compoaiiqi Stieka, Ci, ImpoMtig Stone,., font of good Minion Type,nd a variety ufjofi Type , of Hsst)rt*n Macs. * • Iriringrect ived s eAupfotc sii|iply >f new mntcrinfa for t!ic Journal bt Jfrsserwr, tVe lisr# resolved to din pone of the nforerifatitiolvd innternyls VERY LOW row cash, prwvitfo i itnni#ilist< ItsHiStion fa* inn dr. H KOBE 6l CO Griswold's Improved Cotton Gins. ’ | AHK Jtii)* rib( r ill cuutiiiu*’ the i:i!:ifa*-turt of film I on lu**iiiuit mill t mbiact* lhi .'Pjtor* (unity to lit fink tits utiimrout cuMoiiuii t<r thtir lils-ral |Mtr her. lofitv. I lie Mi:ttktn>u ill w inch In* Gin* 4re lie Id, may It - kt owi> lr*n the tact of hit inning suld more than tu thorn*ml during the lat three y* ars— iiru'in bljr ten (** one over *n v oilier fartorjfin the State. Tliim* id ‘ll cut tin ‘itperioi(t) tihil Gins, is uccoui.ted for b) hi* being the Hr>t to introduce itie lat* improttninitt. and keeping the trad by yearly nddiug iicm hh. Hi* fit : t ami trcuiiil impMVt mt hi oihiii tlie quality of coUoti perfect, though some •rt rMilit r alow. Hialhi.tl tuude tht m sufH eiriitiy f.*i. It then ni> remained to muke them more durable unit comei.jeiit, u Inch hua Imn done he believe* effectually, b) >* v< r* > i*u tmproteim lit* tin prtseiu lrtr besides, he has the exclusive right !.*• the Suite, Mithtlu prit ilege ut other stctiotis, to furnish KVidN Pat nt Wmrr 1 Uoxex, which are b. lit \ed to b* ten tini s’morr durable than I any other, by those “hu have made a fair trial of them ; ‘1 and are iiifalltbt) *t core ; gaunt fi* It) triciion. ] Gins will gin M.tt'cL>it Cotton * well m any** a gin cui<. I III* ftgeut* il visit planters geiieialG , ;u;d exhibit speti* mens of III* Lite improvements, avd point out t eir ailvnu iag* in tune fir all to engage and be xuppiitd In foul he j next gin nine *eus n, or engagt menu cun be made Wy It iti r, - direered to l.j riinio-t, I >ne-eoiinty,<ieorgia. Gin* wilt j be deli vend at the pun hater** r *ilenti, in any paitol , ; the Stale except the Cherokee counties, h lit re ihe> will j he left at the <!•) ot on the railroad most convenient to the I pureliuser I wjrrantt and toj* rTorm wfH,if toeiiaecordit g ti> the ilireetions sent with each. March 24, I’M7. rt S \MIKL GRISWOLD. surxiaxoß. ooiTorsr gins. f U suhserilu r v.ew inf ;ni 0 l!ie plai ft r* of (!urgifi J t'nit In hjß movi and his Cotton i• h* factory to llihh county, 3f mile* from Macon, on the ruad W adiug from Ma ■•on t<* ( .union, a h-re he imriu!* to mnniifii-iure Cuttoi. Gina of a q *ti t > supe iir to ant hv ha* v< r before made, if poistlile. Jo tin etinstrui lion ‘■!’ hi* he will par* timlarly gu rd ag-.uiisi tin po\i! Uity *.t tt.lcng tire from the (i ill. And hen-he would remark, that Hi- imposaihit I inr a Gin to lake lire fiom thelmxia without the ginssesi tiegh ct on the purl of those win- have the managt nu-nt ol ‘ln in. ((in* tliHt get Ini'Tit, in nine hninlr. <1 and ninety nine tn.u*out i I .i tliou in nil tiil. fin from a ilifl t ntc. u t inn tin box, whieh the stihsciiber will ci.mph tel) gtiaid . Hgnint in the t • in* he rnnkt sin future. Hi* Gina will In iiiH'le of the best matiiiah. Mini w hit.*i te.t tfi perform a well n-i ;iii) Gin* nad< hi the Siati-. He in-, an excelht* j r-pn\M r to *■.i• hi* mat him ry, and n good ;:n•mill j right nt hand, which will t n.ih'ehim to sell C'-inson g"tt’ : term* as.vtv olln rfactory io tin State. ; ApriM, I H 47. .Its O VV M K SSI Y. latest Improvcnieut in Cotton Gins. nJ F. r- *p’ t tio • } inform our I’ l lends, and the IManters gi ne • I\, of Alabama nml Georgia, that the GI ; JIAHD Ci/1 i ON GIN MANL'FAC'I ORY i* in full opera ! tinn It is amply aunpli’ and with the very best nnh nah whirl 1 could he selected, I machinery t* all new , find construct* J < tl >ii the most op proved plan* forth* manufacture of Cot ton Gtus. [ The machinist and worki.ied employed in the cstnlili It ; ment, arc *kilflil and exjierit nn and in the business; andwi have made *U',-h iinproveiiieuts hi the no clianisiu nnd con- I struciionof mr Gin* that weliel c< r nin, in every case, n i furnish a Gin winch will perlbriuadmirably well, and'givi the pi-r!ita rentire s . tisfliction. , Ii the way of rct-Ofunv mlatioit, we need <nly say, that wt farms It etl mm r.il him feed of mr lat imjirovcd Ginsti ! iMjfiit* rs in various part* of theeom-try du i> g the seaon. ; and not oar ■ f the I'liinber has failed to give ip n< ral *atis j fan ion, h*lh in speed and the Me.p'e of Chi on. j (rr* ORl>lilts ein be sent to ut by mail, or contract? made with our Agents who arc travelling through the coun* j trv. * I GJ NS will 1* *nt t any part of the Country, end in ul! | cases warranted t’ pi rfonn wi II I Persons addressing the I’topiieiors by mail, will direct ’ th< ir h tu rs t. Columbus, t,a. E T. TAYLOIt Ik C. ! April I, -4m 7 Girard, Ala. Savannah Hying Establishment. \NTO\ ICK Im?csleave to inform the eiti . ns of MACON, mill tne up country irenernlly. (hat he ! hi.-’ i n.i. le v dii-iv’ jm'pnrn tit-ns fur DY'INCJ and CLEANSING L.itl:es’ Silk and woolen s, Shawls i &<\ See. If is colors, particularly lllaek, Maroon and ; Brown, will be warranted equal to any that can be pro- I duce<l in the Unit• <i Stat. h. (entfemen’s Garments 1 Rf nova ted, Dyed, ami warrantetl not to soil either the 1 skin or the whitest linen. Prices moderate. Article* ; left at the Store of .Mr. C. A. Ells, next door to the j Washington Hall, Macon, wiil Ik* promptly forwarded, and returned with despatch. April 21, 1847. 1> 3 HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING: Gunning, Gildinvr.GUi/inir, & Paper-haiigink OLD CIIAIRS re-seated with cane, painted and gilded; * Furniture repaired, varnished, and polished; Window Sash and Blinds for sale. A F. SHERWOOD, Comer of Second and Oak Streets. Macon, May 10th, 18-17. y 6 DE LOACH E & WILCOX SON, Manufacturers and Dealers in CARRIAGES j IIABNESS ! OF EVERS’ BESCR! i* TIOeV, .Ul'I.ilKKIiV BTUEGT, SWACOfNT. frEGr.GU. Dc L. & \V. have coiutantlv for salt*, on the b* st terms, Fsliprii* Axles, Meps, Bands. Lamps, Coach Luce, Patent and Top Leather, Plated and Japanned 1 Harness Mountings, Taints, Oils, Varnish, tyc. March, 10, 1847. 0 \ II K I A (J E S, (At the old stand of the late F. Wrigley.) \ LARGE assortment of fine COACHES, BAR- I\ ROUCHES, ROCKAWAYS, and BKiGIES, (with and without tops,) direct from J. M. Quiniy's celebrated manufactory, Newark, N. J Persons wishing good Carriages, will find it to their interest to examine these articles before purchasing else where, as a large assortment will be kept constantly on hand and offered on th* most favorable terms. Orders received fur Carriages built to any pattern, and warranted to do good service and u;iv** satisfaction, both in article and price. T. if. PLANT, Macon, Dec 30, I*6. 40 fcgcnt. \/I ORRIS Sc WI'.STCO'UT Inve on luind n iVI rate iis*'ortm of SADDLES, 11 ALNESS and CARRIAGE ‘I'RIMMINGS, all kinds, which they will sell nt prices to suit the times. Their facilities are such that tlcv can sell lower thau any other Sfeib- Hshment oi the kimi in the city. Give us a call bclor y< u buy, is nil we ask ft*ra re commendalion KEP AIR ING done at reduced prices, m a workman-like maimer. Cotton Avenue,next door to A. J. Sc D. W. Orr. Dec 3, !Hi6. WOOD & BRADLEY HATKju*t reteiveil muiihir Itugi lut ut WI.VDOW SHADKS, *ome rh guilt |i*ttt-n.s, ami of t!tin* n*loll** to suit ati) w 1 tuUi h. Aho oiae 11 lack Walnut Wind bins ID dtt*Hd*,of patterns and li msli which can.mi faii to plca*e. lic >7 44tf Dali* and Livery Mable. rpilF. uu Jfi si spied r expert fully inform i TTq gfyi I tlieir fr.eii-Uandtiic public, that they opeuetl a Stable in Macon, for the I uSALE AND LlV jgpjJl/BPgVA* ER V IH.’SINLBF. ami i ctru ;s y >- I licit a phure >t publi * patronage Their Stablest are co , nee tod with th- FLOYD HOLS E. and every attention i will be paid to customers m order to give general s*atis f'aetion Tlieir Stables arc large, new and commodious, with I fine I<otsand very couveiuelit. Fersons would do well to give us a call. N HAWKINS, J W. HARRIS. Macon, April 1, IHI7. lltt OnH IJilfa IKON FOODUY ini MACHINE SHOP, M.:--ti. Gi. ‘l’he Rubserib j erslinving erected u new Esiabludiment, now offer to : the public, induceui iitu that tliey have never liati fadore i in that !me of business.—Mill Wrights, Gin .Make!*, j Sic. will hnd it to their udvantage to give us a coll: we will guarantee all our work to be goof, and nt tlu* low - est price—w- lev,* a goo*l Mock ol Patten on hand. A g*H>J l*ow> r lor sal | ( HAS. P- LEVY Sc CO. | Ottrai Avenue, near Macon A Western K R. Depot* April 1, 1847. l^ti 111 UO> Ili ON A BRASS Iti IA, IVJ Olil, aid MACHINE SHOP.—The *ub j wnber having recently made large and important addi ! turn* it* h>M former ifat *4 pall-ms lor Ovcnhot, Breast and Tub Mill Gearing, is now prepared to execute or den ill i Mills, Cotton 1 Horae nw. r I Mill- tor plantation grinding, Sic. ’• also ( V*ttoii l'retw : ts, Gin GearTiatee und Bails, und Mill Irons ol every ! description; all of which wiU be made of the very bet i mutenal and workmanship, on reasonable and uecotn : iiiodating icruta. ROBERT FINDLAY Maoon, Ju i 1 1 MILL-STONES. ■ fllll K. MiliKiriber being Agent toi an e \t>iiiv< Mill stone 1 KBtab|i>litut-ui io Nio York, will furuith to • ilrr, > NKMH llt'MH. tSOFAb, AM) pULOI.NK MILI • b I ONfcS, ul at*} litr, and varrani* and vs th v* r> In .t qual* ; icy. UOMhKT i INDI.A). | Varoy, Nv IJ, IC4S. 40 Tobacco k Gigars. BOXES Tobacco, vaiunia Biunda, sU,orit> RegaliU do do 90JM) Punati llas do do , For sale by ftCOTT, CAR HART dt CO. April 1, 2 II ‘fl l‘, —Just rec ived utiJ for enl> 10<> bbla. of first j rat- Northern Line tit tl> kpr . t. I -17 • RIO GR \NDE HOI DKIMB UOSHCN buttkr andoloenu. A LISH CHEEBE, lor sale by April JH. 1847 I ( A ELLS. PINE APPLE Cflt.SE-A IU hoxea ja nenvrd by March *7 S CIIAS H FItkfMAN. OIIANUXS9** A fir* barrels very uf#iior Havana Or.n gr. ‘ta> i II V** .1 Hlh . M \ S M G. H Ml IKWINu H dr*criv*d aipi for *al l v Ma ch it i ‘ i 1 \ s M Flt I KMAN. I v i or * oi i i.i:. ply of thi, .I :m-i.mil '■ vi tui up in <,url, pint, unit half pint botUe*. ju*i rwxivi'd nv April ill. IHIB 3 \V KIlfiKM \N r i*** mm: \ -i uirl i ni ni* Mn.t I ltowe amm. Inquire of \V POfil frlwoii, My IH, lit’ 7 3t to the world; 7 now Iny before you one ot the greatest a,id most use- I ful Medicines ever invented: l submit the testimo ny of many respectable citizens oj Aavannuh, where J reside. I WARRANT THAT TUF. Mp.iiICIM: COVTAIVS NO Mf.RCURY, OR ANY OTHIR DRt vJ INJI RIOi S TO Tim MOST PELI cATEcoN'STITDTroN. It is Nauire’3 own reme- Itisoneof thebet Family 4I ‘ liein< s now in use, tmd I warrant it t< cure nil cases of FEVER AND AC, fJF, In the short space ot Twenty-Four hours! Mr. W.Humphreys: P ♦ rSir—Havi:i g seen so much j said about your Fever and Ague Pills. I was induced to try them upon a man I Flin my einplovment. They hud the desired effort, ar 11 enn safely recommend them to the public. Yours, re-pectfully, Savnnnah, April7tb, 1847. JOHN N. LEWIS. Mr. W. Humphreys: Dear Si - Permit me to con-1 grntulnte you upon the ve*y impoitanr oicovery which ! hv your | ersev ere lice and study. you hav ■ discovered for j tl ■ cute of Fever nnd Ague [,■ ,n vouch forth** quali- 1 tie 4 **f it. n- hv;:s compel! 1 to os** r-rd n ’dicino for • inv son. and from the use of it he is completely cured, and has had no attack of the s,n ; dise ise. I am your obed t nerv't. JAMES F. BLOIS. Savannah, April 8.1817. This is to certify, that L John F Cardell.of thecitv of Savannah, was subject to the Fever and Ague, each attack growing worn* than the firf. until I -•’•nt for Mr. Humphrey t e Fever and Ague Medicine, nod took it ac cording to I ; • directions, nnd it cored me in lens than twelve hours I cheerfully recommend this valuable medicine to the public, as a safe and certain cure for the above disease. Yours, recpeetfullv. .TOIIN F. CARDELL. Savannah, April Bth, 107. Mr. Humphreys: Dear Sir- With pleasure! give my Certificate recomnsending vour I’iils to the j üblir rs the only certain cure for tb Fever nn<l Ague, which I was ofHtc!"d with for near twelve i;iom!:s. I hiring that time 1 tried medical advice nnd other remedies usually fojd for tlie complaint, Uut all were useless After every thing. I tri- and y ur medieu:e s and e;,u ‘rifely reeomnientl it to the public I u<w enjoy good lsb. b.ivin’g been cured in 1 *-s than hours. I1 • .nin : . Ac. Savannah, March 15. 1817. (’. ( LARK. MORE PROOF'-READ! BEAD!! The following additional ftertifieai • • m *-*nted to 1 the public, showing th-* ♦flicne\ -f HI:MPHREYB* FEVER AND AGUE MEDICINE II- bus hnd additional certificates to t!’ uirnc effect, which wjl! be presented from time to tine “ T'hisia to certify, that l ‘lssnlfect to th° Fever and ! Ague, fbr which I tried Yin- “and novice, nnd Rowlnmls ‘Tonic Mixture, and other I’ Uiedies. but none had the least effect. I was then ; commended to !Mr. W. 1 Humphreys. Jr., who cm i ne* in less than twelve; hour* - —to whom I relnm : v thanks, and advise all afflicted rs above, to trv hi a r dicim* Respectfully, ‘ JOHN N. SPEARING. ! Savannah, Feb. 20, 1847 Mr. Tlmnphrpyr-—As you dcsirod me to inform vou j what success I had in usiny our Fever and Ague Med- { icine.in the cnee of mysi it and hir-hand, I do with; pleasure recommend it to the public ns one of tlie best medicines for the disease, nnd wish you success in this discovery. Yours, respectful V. MARY METZGER, ! January 10th, 1847. JOHN METZGER. A re we not individually e- /*d upon, when we become ■ furnished with any knowle- • which, hv more extend- 1 ed diffusion, will promote th • happiness and welfare of around us. to make known without hesitation j such means of relief and r infort ? Feeling this to be i my duty, J would direct the attention of those distressed with Fever nnd Ague, to tire great utility of Mr. Win. Humphreys’ Fever and Ague M’ dirine in that trouble some complaint. Besides haying been restored to uni versal health nnd vigor myself. 1 have had an opportuni ty of witnessing another remarkable instnnee of recove ry from the use of it. in <>ne of the worst cases. 1 have tried a great many different remedies, but all in vain.— f was reduced from a stroirg. hcnlty man. to almost a mere skeleton. I had almost g.v*'n up that T would get rid of the complaint, but nt last I saw Mr. William Humphreys’ advertisement, and tri-d hifl Fever and Ague Medicine, and I nm now enjoying good health, j nnd I ani gaining my strength v ry fast, and I recom mend it to the public as a good ami simple remedy for the Fever and Ague. .My chief obect in this commu nication is to acquaint every individual who has suffer ed under the above obstinate and too often serious dis ease, with the virtues of th- above valuable medicine Also to render thanks to the proprietor for his benevo lent i xertions to spread still further its usefulness, despite the selfish ch and presumption. MICHAEL M O'CONNELL, CATHARINE REILLY. T certify that the above certifier:t-s are correct —one of them is my brotherand the other n relation, and with the greatest pleasure I recommend this medicine to the public. The two cases are truly astonishing cases. We tried a great many remedies nnd medicines, but found no relief until the above named gentleman was recom mended to us. Both of the named persons used this valuable remedy, and arc now -njoying good health, being cured in the short time of twenty-four hours. Respectfully yours. See. Feb. 8,1847. PATRR K O’CONNELL. Mk( •on, Jniiuary 1,1847. Mr. Win Humphreys: Dear Sir-—T am one of those who are willing to acknowledge end award merit to whomsoever it fa du*- i think that your F-ver and Ague Pill is a safe nnd speedy cure for that troublesome disease, as my mother ands m were both afflicted with it for some time, and had taken various remedies sug- ; Rested hy fi-iends, without effect, when 1 requested a friend visiting Savannah to p ocure a l>ox of your Pills, who, wh-n no returned, lv; led me one as a present from you. The Pills were n ken by my mother and! son. and cured them in les* than twenty-four hours T therefore recommend to thos< fflicted with this trouble some, dis-nso, to apply to Wm. Humphreys, Jr.,for a box of hfa Pills, and follow hfa direction* and if they are not cured in a very short time. 1 will give it up. Respectfully, ‘ J JOSEPH HODGES. Late of Savannah. LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA Mr. Humphreys: Sir—l ri iderit my duty to recom mend veur Fever and Age- Pills to ihe public, as the only safe nnd certain cure for the Fever and Ague, which I tfas afflicted with for near fourteen months, and tried every remedy th it c*ui! In* thought <4. but none had the least effect Finally. I waa advised by a friend to try your Pills. Wh-n In n!- up my mind to do so. I placet! but Utile eonfid-nc- ia theun or any thing else ; nut your kitid offer was s- 1 iir, that I did so to oblige you—for which allf)w me toi-irn my thanks; nnd I recommend all who are tr.-ih’-J with th- above to try Ilumnhrevjt* never t filing Tala. Uespectfullv. &e. February 15, 18i7. J. G GARNETT, j GLORIOUS NEWS! HEALTH RESTORED!! j Mr. Humphreys: Sir—As [ promis'd to let yon know J what effort your medicine hnd upon me in the Fever j and Ague. I now willingly give my mine to you. to use as you may think proper. Before l tried your Fills. I 1 hail tri* .1 various remedies and medical advice, hut all | was useless. Your medh le fa from one well known: in thfa city, and I do not believe you would warrant any i thing unless you were confident of its curing I have , often read your certifiest-s, and know nnwt of the g-n- ; tlen.en who Inv- given them to you, nnd wnsntrnia to try them, until 1 was ndvised by one that hnd dime so, and is now in good health, i tried th-io. and I thank you for curing me of one of the most injurious com- 1 plaints that man is subject to. To the public I any, try | Humphreys’ Pills, and they will cure in the short space of time thnt I was, (which will fa* doubted, but my name 1 is here for it.) in lens than 10 hours <*ffully, &c. j Savannah* March 31. MICH Mil. BAYLAN. - iKP This Medicine i* prepared nml sold only by me, corner of Bay nnd l> nylon streets, Savaiuudi. < icorgin. All orders addressed to me w : ll meet w ith prompt at tention. sty None genuine without my written signa ture WM HUMPHREYS, Jr. For sale by SHOTWBLL & GILBERT. _ Macon, May 2f>, 1817. _ 8 FOR SALL. f fill KnHcrib-r o O’, r* lor *•! on < romm< Anting trrina, | tin* h-autilul nwMriw lw now orrujiif In the centre of Vine vi tie, imnn lnt. *•• iht link- wf'the two r<>a<l, one leading into the city t Mullwirry urn V, Ni<d the oth r into Cottnn A crime, only ■ quarter of ■ mil* lam the line ot'the city,in flilt view and only knit ami le from the F<- male College ; only one mile from the hu>im* part of the city. There i ulmSt tw ncr* <• tttm hcd t* th* lot. ■*! he liicntion i* high, ixsniiful an lln alibi g<w>tl, pun- uan r mid plenty of it. Tln* hos* * ar* lrge ni’il iry : ell adapt ed f*r entertainment jnd l o4idmg. m.d it would he a good •taud for any per*on dciinmi of going into Mich hotin •, being nr* ri he llm I road Depot •ltd Work* hep. and • l*i con venient to the College. mioii wuulil be given innnedi* at* I) if an I* were made mid po%*< aaion nqnn*d April i* *!■] -.’ )1H *H.*Y. TOR 3AX.33. VT tK k i 1 VI iKO WOMAN /ti*Children— two* hot• anti three girl*t tgtfrom ftnir month* to eleven year*. I'he w in*n i* ■ *'>t*| plameo*ik. wNhermiiil i>tm'•—and all health) and Ithtly. I het will he atild low fur ••ih, ®r on ercßii* until the li**#t tluy ufl)e* •emberneat. Apply tn Maevtn, April I 1 SCOTT, r All M AMT It* CO. Twenty Dollars Voward. Kfo AX AWAY from * In- i tdeit*e t. I. Iturwell dortlan, B% 4 I‘ulM.kt C'lumt, on the 4id I muon Ini, my n* gru girTAM ANOAaShnftt tw i •;.*• e t s -e, ithtra tie* p mulatto ; hr liair tioti ly •tmigh*. und long, generaily worn plait'd ; her tyii black, b’n it i.ttlur he lota the tn> dttnn #i*e. Sh- hu* gem tally a *i..il* on In r eounienanre wln ii *|tok* n to,and •tainnn i- a inti, mln r apt n li, parne* tilarly wli ii in an i I humor, and i* very •man und iiitellt geot. I lie above reward wiil he given if roiiSn* >| in jail ■<> | g-t Iter, or *'l r- awniable expeno • p mi it dt Invred in Ma eon t Mr. ItOUKM I UK.AHLF.Y, ir. Amaodi Im varioua *<Mpnint iiu.t in Macon, Clinton, Moitti*'Mo, MaUittin and I'ulatki Keh IT, 1*47 H* Kl.l I V 4 IIH Y AX. grr Th# savaniuh it* pu .liran will puUli*h th* above w'••*• and fat waml ih*ir ut mut. r*iri'V DLUH HCWOMI-On J* thalStnlnat ■mu hv the nm ,f J IIOLMB ( LAW, lure,l uH• of III.’, (o lourteen tllile, into Twig®, county, muof wfricli lime m ithcr man nor Horne ha, been *'en T'i mania uhout five feet eight inch.'* high, dark twir ami eye. drew eo,l nml iiunm ot nent hoineepnn, aitniiar It) dtah teiunei The hniac i, . dark bay. ofxnit ae\ n yearn oi l, a little tmlpun bi. now. one bind liiof, perbnp*|he leli. while a litile above the hool. ami work* fin, ly The above reward will b. given tu man and bavae and divereJ ii Maeon. with i.ionf lo ronviet the mun. or tor the hoi . Middle und bri dle. Th, *ad lie ,\u* i l„-r worn, w.liin quilted ecal I HO. J HllNll<|„si;k. M.eon, March 34t!l M|7 li Kr The S-m,r.cl. (T,duW* e. I1 Wi I pilhliih 3 Mm-, and feresrd tht kcouM io uk . J b* DROSS AND MEDICINES. /> fflHB •uatcnbcrtall* ihr attention of Phj* I iiviaiM, Plant*r and ottu r*, to his full V-lXSfr DHU6S, MRDICINKS, PBKKI*- VJg M MKKIRH,DYR srUKYfi, Ire all Which raQB are pure, froh mul unadulterated--** beinir uhle to know when Hitch is tlieease,”having ■HAM-i. “ had an experience of fifteen year* in thi*drtif bu*in* iml received License by the Medical Hoard ol I’li ysin.iaii* of this Sum. as an A poih* cary. GEOHGK PAYVR, i. : 117. 3 under i loyd House. Biti VHUiIVS VGK'.'TS for Sherwood's unrivalled Rotary* and Vibratin'’ Magnetic Machine; olaothe Magnetic “r ; ’ mi!.’ i ,:i<l Bitumen Plaster, and Magnetized Gold ’ j ' li!H We nl?<- k< rp a good supply < f the Homeopathic Med j; ■ ‘ >, with tin hook* on practice, j \\: ■ “ii and CVbiini na, Oct. 29, 1813. 37 DR. 11. HIUNDHKTIPS VrgtdHblc Uuiv€i§l Fills. rWIHi i medicine i* in know I* dgi and to !• one of the most H valuable*.-v< r discovt-red as purifier of the blood and i fl'inis. ii i> mi peri', ru :rs; |h ri •I:>v In tl *•■ a* uaudoriHc 1 :il*i r.*ti* r, und siandf nidnitrl) b* tor* all th.- pre par* lion* iiiii oatioiu. i.i Mercury. Its iiin jfativr proper* ii'*"'* ;*!■*<• of iiicii leu lab)*-value, for (he** pill* may be t nl.• ‘ll il ul> i>r any | eriod,and instead t f weakening by the cat hart :c f!i it, tln \ adi strength inp ha j the cause .!’ we.ikn< ns. Th-y have none of the mite able effects of that deadly specific. Mercury. ‘J Ii tceil ur not Injured— the h iii- ami :imhs an-not paralyzed—no: hut iimtend of thsedi t re*in a<n mj ten*- m w lit and consequilit anitnu* tinn i-. i vii'cnt in ever\ movt mnt o the Imily Tl i “ I'i ll*, for colds, emigh*, tightness of the chest, rheii mat ism in the head *r limbs, will Ire Cos u lid * n per nr to any thinginiagintd of the powers ,| nodicim ; and in bilious uff eiioi> lispepcia. ind ii lids, a peculiar to Wolfit 11, they should h rmirtn 1 to atom For *nte nt J. Harnc .’ Monk Store, On C ’ (ton Avenue, opposite It athivgtou Hull. .1 tine 7.5. 1 **4* Qy 1 &Q X?czea Wttar*s Sa!?;?m of WU# CHBFI* IT. /f A POZ POTTLES of tlir genuine Article mat re r) \ ‘ ccived nnd for wile by BRUNO A VIRGINS. N B- Country merchants wishing to purchase toeell i<nn he cupnlied on reasonable terms,by applying *•!’ *■'i r Music mid Jewelry Store on Cotti n Avenue Ma con, (in BRUNO *V VIRGINS,or E -pt. 9 no J. A. & S. S. VIRGIN. TRVtlllS. 3 V ll MI.R and Single I'rtiMes, abdominal Supporter*. iJf made to order by the subscriber. I>. C. HODOKINJt, Opp i<ite Fluvd House. Maei.n. V. H Also SURGICALaud DKN PAL IN STIU'M I NTS \ ;m I .Q 1 . , c it a /.v*r knita rr s HEALTH SESTOHATIVE: ’ ■ l.i<> “uni lirnml. for Conuli. an.! Uil<ts • i . t Ginn plaint. ICaisiiis: : litond_i'niu in Siilr- onil Chest—also for I*i>rilVint; Hi, llloo.m lOrndientinit Eruptions on (hr ’ l.iu- mid n!! other complaints nrisini; from the want of tone in the Stomach. r pifl’- cflicucvof ihc Ucnlth Restorative is so well I known to th” public, thnt the proprietor considers in,, pul islung olcemhcatcß as useless, but those desi n sis. mi mining them cun do so by calling on the \- i!"iit. I’nmpillets may ulso be htul of the Agent, gratis Ti I..!!, wing orrtiliciitc is trout Dr. Chilton, the well known New York chemist: “I Ifive aniilyzed n bottle of medicine called ‘C. Brink •fliofVs Health Restorative.’ and iind that it does not rontnin Mercury, or tiny other ntetalic prepnration, nor t pium in any id its forms. It is composed of vegetable matter entirely.” „ James R. Chilton, M. D. p- BRINKERHOFF, Proprietor, N. Y. 1 O ; al ottlce m the st., re of Messrs. Haydock, Cor- A ( 0., importets and dealers in Drugs, Oils, &c.. “1H Pearl street. Forsa’c hy SHOTWELL & GILBERT, Agents Macon, also, by Druggists generally throughout fie U. States. & May 12, 1847. 6 if SPKIVG 1?1 CirniVD. HE VS & CO’S ConcnUraled <'(impound Fluid Extract of AUSAP Alf ILI .A —tbrthe cure of alt diseases m 1.1 uni* irom an impure slate of the body, nerxive or ii.ipr ,p. r use ot ‘tercury, im|i. i,dence! ol livine.eioosuns, f- M ‘ 1,1 bihty I rom clu,late, &e., renovating anOrrstor’ uifj the who I* lyttcm. ® l lii, nieiliclnc may beliad wholesaleorretailofih. Agents. A,>ryl 1 3ni7 J, H. ite W. S, F.LI.IS, Macon. rtlll }VORfIS,-D. HRONVNLEE’S VEBMI wi- ■ ( ’ l,K ‘ l,,Mt |*wuiu*nt and *urt Worm dcsirovinr Medicine known.- and Infant* there i* no Ik. as.* so slow and dmroyiii K a Worms-.t run* into and • Buses counties* numbers of Complaint*, euh. as fevers, hoxi’el com ploi lit**,chronic and nervous disease*, fcc. li - Brownlee's Vermifuge is prepa-edin a manner which renders it a e, pit* isant and effectual, emeu to the most tender infant,or used by adults ofall ajjes.-Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents, (i B. HAMMOND ft Cos. 278 llroudxA ay, corner of Chamber atrect, N. Y —MACON. April I, 1847 3u.7 .1 j[. VV r . S. F.LLIS. Dlf- FA H K KKN COMPOUND FLUID EX- I KAt I OF H l-C i{u, (Uiorrna. Crenata,)— An agree auie, safe and valuable rt medy for disease* of the bladder, oi'siriiction, of the urine, chronic gonorrhoea ami gleet* of .*> s iandmg. The medical faculty im nounce it * fflca emu* and speedy for all complaints of the urinary organs, ., chronic leucorrhiea, morbid irritation oft lie urtthu. •Ii V’ “f the prostrate gland, retention and incontinence <1 urine, chronic rheumatism, Kic. NOH l ON, LADD 8* CO. Wholesali Druggists, i.to M..id ,m l.uu , NW \ovk,(*A. whom orders will b< addrt sstd.) April 1 3m7 J. H. fa W.S. ELLIS, Agent* Macon. SYRUP OF WILD ( HERRY— f for coughs,colds, asthma, influenza .whooping cough, spittinnot blood, and all pulmonary diseases. ° BAILLY S Sa\RSAPARI t LA—For all arising from an impure state of the blood: salt rheum, j scrofula, king’s evil, chronic rheumatism, dyspepsia, dis- I eases of the skin and bones, old ulcers etc i BAILEY'S FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY— ! 1 lii* most valuable remedy—entirelv vegetable prepara tion—and sure cure. ‘ r •HAILKVS AMERICAN VERMIFUGE—A sure exterminator of worms from the syst.-m, in general use throughout the United States. ixm!W.’o UN i IVALLED MILITARY BHAV t.M. ( REAM— 1 bis article has stood the test of eight y-'ors, t-nd gtiinej for itself a high ft pntation ibroughout ’ ,V; ; ,V,V , V l '7-,. c :','; aiia - •< parts of th. world. f.A11.1-.A h .SUPERIOR INDELIBLE INK—with and without the preparation ; warranted the best article ol the kind in use. I or side by the Druggists generally throughout the country. and at wholesale and retail by W M BAILEY, Proprietor, Apothecaries'Hall, ~ corner of Fulton and Sands streets Also for sale by GRAVES, WOOD &.CO . Macon, li t 3, 18tk. Iron 8i Steel—Wails, die. Os! nnn I-BH. assorted lea Iron, ■-.A'r A i\p Last Steel, German and Blistered Steel, i Kogs Nails, 190 Boxt s H hy 10 Window Glaaa L>o do 10 hy lii do 9 ( ) do 12 hy 14’ do jO do 12 hy 1 do For salr hy April I 2 SCOTT, CARD ART & CO. \ I MOKE I.EET of those Extra Georgia X_\ llama, at C. A. ELGS. 98 1917 4 PAITTS, OILS, gcvss. Ac". T j <-i*!lons I,ms.. ,| Oil; 100 do Uleached do. ,lo‘‘ ■Md'i Sperm do. 5 bills. Train do. 150 kegs No 1 and pure \\ liiir* Lead; 100 boxes Bxlo, 10x12 . 12x16, and 12x18 Glass ;2 bbls. Putty; 2 casks Potash; < ‘ En en; 2 casks Sal Enuue ; Chrome Yellow I cask Sal Epsom; Red Lead; 1 bid. Alum; Venetian ii’ il; Ltihernge; Whiting, &.<* , For sale by _, M UIIAVBS, WOOtf&CO. Macon, May 12, 1847. ctf • ‘i'jKor , :K ,, :s : _ .10 m,.is (k. max EW.; 20 ” ■” do do. /*> Ithds .Muscovado and New Or- I ills do 29 hhils Mttlasees; 30 bills. N. OrleansSy >"P ■ hi boxes Eon! Sugar; 10 bids Crushed do ->uo s o ks Kto Ct lice; 25 do. Java do. 50 bbls Mackerel; hall iiu. do. 15 turret V xurgar; 150 lx>xe* Tohao I ‘. ,> arums brands. -J 1000 sacks Salt; 15000 lbs. Iron, ! Ed kinds;) 1000 lbs, English, American and Cast Steel. Now tu store and lor sole on accommodation terms bv ~ . GRAVES, WOOD, & CO ’ ‘I 1 eru.. M.v 12 1 ,|7 6 ,j M*N |, N4’ I ’ Ol’ i’ O I*’ JF KIL equal in fla- I a vor to the original Coflee, nnd very convenient for u-***. Ii only requireaon * tea-spoonful of it in hot water, tt) make n cup of fine Coffee. For sale hy April 27,1417 4 C. A. ELLS. tJ<i f7s ity. lur so|- hy C. A ELLS _Apnl 28, 1847. 4 20,000 *OjUUU Bitaaipfo Ho C. A ELLS I)ohti:h. it you winiito improve or prenerve . your health, call on l A LLLSand get a lew bot ileuotlns tine LONDON PORTER. It i* pint the thing to • scite the Hpirith and invigorate tin* whole man—and ib not bad to take May 5. fi Gl\. %\lll>KlV f AND HI Ml. onn BBLti. Pheipi*’ and Jeucu'(in, 4.%,) do N O M'hiiktry, NO do N E. Rum. For Kale hy lVb 21 2 SCO I P, CARD ART & CO. k HMDS cut>u Mult****. (/’ f j* bbl*. do. Iu fti>r w and Nrneiiif, fur **l* by 1 ‘ 1 _l C. BAY It CO. ZBOTICX3. I\ crilt r In uit III” saiivtm**m. al'iu.liuiu ri, I will r*l.l l ill- Ut-irsliß, .nil frvs Un> Wjtri liv ihr iluziu, Siv.. lb, 81,1|, 1•, anil CvlK-t by ifo- uimud,amt it,, lurtixn Ll(|uur* Ii) (lie fHllwli. Hohm tot’* AU, *u*h u* i* u*i 4in tli* N. York hotel*, a •unerior wrtii h ,ju( i rnired an.l ‘or title luv i*% tlte buriel H ( D MLSKY, ( oiloti \a, Kl It II M.l.n. i t i*. Mill. I, llml < mmr> s. • - •■why LH\S. It. (HKKMAN. IX * | \f \< < Olioi KM KK, f*r m t, v *?i w) I I CH\a. H. KHK.KMA* O’ 4 OMION Weiri 2mo (. Ham*. 2N hhfe Cid* r, 10 baicu C*Hon (Junwhurf*. 20t>uleu Yailiu. For dale by ( HAS CAMPBELL *V CO. May N. 5 I I II I XrS, Jit received a lmg’ • ipply o/ Pnp**r Hanging*,llordei*, and Fire H nn! I rug* wide Paper lor Window Shade*,* betu til!il article Al*o,Foot Matflof **’vernl differrnt kinds March 31. 7 GEO W PRICK i.egal notices. Georglit—Hancock County. INFER Ift COflßl ■ Saturday, 90th January, 1 *i7. Ihe L oan met pur suant to adjournment Present t!i< ir Honors THOMAS M TURNER.) THOM AS J. LITTLE, f Jurti cn. TULLY VINSON, ) It appearing to the Court, th.-.l liii 11. IL.xterand Ah ner A. Cof*k, Aimiuistratois ;i Nnihnn Cook, laiei. i ihiscounty. ‘T cased, Have* Lilly ailminist*re 1 said es tate, and pai l out tin* assets oc ording io law, a id now praying (‘"ini to ! ■ <i* i !*il Ii unwid Administration: On uiotWAi, Ordered, that the Ulcik do publish a citation in the prrmUcs, according to law, lor thoscint crested to show c&uh**, on or before the next | Se|>ternber Term, of this Court, if they have any, why the said Baxter and Cook should not!. discharged from said Adniinistmtion. And it appearing to the Court. tL.it Jasper M. Gon- i der, AdmiuLti-ii"! on tj • •.• -1. i. . : Aimk JJan l: !d,de- | - law,and piuyn:gto be discharge 1 therefrom: It ■ Or i dered, thnt the Clerk of this Court do , sue n citation in the premises, and have it published according to law, io ; thcw* in interest, in show cnii-c. it any lie y linvc. *>:i or before the r( xt September Term id i •-> Court, why tir said Jasper M. G under should not i edC charged at said ‘l’enn from his mid Adtmn trution. Audit being repp sented to this Court by R<uhen T. Battle, Executor of the last will and tc.-mnieut o; heth Gardner, Inn.’ ot said county, o c .-.h ii. that tit* has luily odininielered said estate, and praying to ho dis charged thereiroiu : It is on uiotiun, Ojdered, tliat tlie Cicrk do issue a citation in the premises, and have the name published according to law, tor all persona inter ested to show cause, on or before the next Termo! this Court, ti any they have, why he In.old not be dKchnrg ed, or that he will at said Court be discharged from Inc L.v’cutor.-hip olstiid will. ‘i'ru.- extracts from the mir. it. . J (m I8 ( fie o•v >it— 13 tm ci/cU Cos uiit y • INFERIOR COURT, Fitting lor Ordinary Pu••■?• •, Monday, ll'h .lanuaiv, IHl* P < viu their Honors THOMAS'.I LPi’TI. i. 1 WILLIAM Al. BOYi.K, i , , ‘i l l-LY VINSON. f s - It appearing L th” Court, that \V m. Rachel, Adnnu isual* r of. &.C ol Myles Rachel, late of said county, deceased, has computed said Administration,and pray ing, to he dismissed thetefroin: Ordered, ‘l'hat citation be issued m the plenum s, to ail pers .ns interested, t” show cause on or before the n- xt C.-ptciub i‘ ‘I * nn ol‘ tlds Court, Li any they have,) why the sud Win. lin chei should.not be discharged from said. Administration, and thnt said citation be. published according to law. And it bemg rep use 1 1 ted to the Court, that Henry Rogers, Executor of, iSoe., of Sarah Cook, late of this county, deceased, lias fully administered the estate of said deceased, and paid out the jusets, and praying to le discharged therefrom: It is Ordeied, that the Clerk do issue and publish a citation iu tin* po m..- :, to nil persons interested, to show cause, it any they have, why the said Rogers should not, at lit L plumber Term or this Court, receive letters of dism -s.on fWiusaid csta:**. And it being represented to this Court, that lienriel- 1 fa Hill, Executrix < I. &e., <■! John Iliit, i:. io of llaneo'-k ‘ county, deceased, has fully aiiiimiisE ii . i said estate, and ‘ paid out the assets therem t” those *nr .tl* • f to the same. It is Ordered, that die Clerk *>i th. i urt do is ue and have pulished a citation to all jx rsons interested, to file their objections, if any they have, on or before the next September Term of this Court, or in default thereof, ‘.aid Henrietta will be discharged from her Executorship in said estate. And it being represented to this Court, that Bryan, Executor of, dec., of Aim Barbara Robertson, late of tliis county, deceased, has fully administered said estate, and paid out the assets aceurding to law—and lie now applying to be dischaiged from lus said Execu torship: Ilia Ordered, that the Clerk of this Court do publish said application tor the term of six months, and if no objection is offered, th** said Bryan will receive letters of dismission at the September Term next, of this Court. And it being represented to this Court,by Alva Con nel, Administrator of,&<• ,of Christopher C. Marthet, deceased, that he has fully administered the estate ol said deceased, and paid out all the assets : It is Ordered, that the Clerk ol this Court do is.-me and have published’ a citation in the premises, according to law, for all per sons concerned, to show cause, if any they can, why h** should not be dismissed from said Administration at the next September Term of this Court. True extracts from the minut< s. lb Cm HENRY ROGERS., c. c. o. Georgia—Monroe County. The Justices of the In ferior Court of s tl ( minty, sit tins Jur Ordinary Purposes, January Term, INI7. QANDAL O. W ATUON. Admi. ;ator of IO tate of Roh rt Watson, and ■ I. him • fully ad ministered said estate, prays letters of dismission there from. It is ordered by the Court, that this rule be published once a month for six months, and at th<* first regular term alter the expiration thereof, said Utters w?li be granted, unless cause to the contrary be shewn. A true extract from the minutes of said Court, Janu ary 19, 1847 Jan 20 mfim 19 EG. CAB A MSS, c. e. o Gcorgin—Monroe C ounty. The Justices oj the Inferior Court of said county, sit ting for Ordinary Purposes, March Term, 1847. HENRY W. DARDEN, Administrator of the es tate of Elisha Darden, deceased, having fully ad ministered said estate, prays letters of dismission there from. It is therefore ordered by the Court, that this rule b<- published once a month lor six months, and at the lirst regular term of the Court thereafter, said letters will be granted, unless cause to the contrary be shewn. A true extract from the minutes of said Court. March 24 1847. E. G. CABANI3S, c. c. o __ March 24. m6m 6 Georgia—Monroe County. The Justices of the Interim Court of said County, sit ting jor Ordinary Purposes, March Term. 1817. TYT ANCY LOVETT, Admin; sirattix on the estate JV* ot Lemuel Lovett (lere;it and. tylly ;i imiu isteit'U said estate, prays letters ot'disuusston therefrom. It is therefore ordered hy the Court, that litis rule be published once a month for six mouths, and at the first regular term oi the Court thereafter, said let: :s will be grant ‘d,unless cause to the contrary be shown. A true extinct from the minutes <4 said . , urt,March , W. E. G. CABAN is®, e. c. o. •Mar.-fi 21. iiiCiii fi Georgia—Monioc County. UrilEßEAfr. John Fyc applies for letters of Ad- I ministration on the estate of Daniel C. Bateman, 1 lut* of iviid county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and sin 1 gntar the kindled and creditors ol’ said dec-vised, I*. and appear at my office within the tini” presciils and hy law, to show cause if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 17th May, 18-17. May 18 7 E. O. CABANIBS, C. C. (i Mute ol tieorgiu—Upson County. Inferior Court sitting for prdimu f I’uij oar, Janua ry Term, 1847. THE petition of Robert Jameson and Matthew ll.’ Sandwich respectfully sheweth that tle y ha. ■ . , edited the trust reposed in them Hslheadinimstmi.cson tlte estat” al I-1 .<• Coiner, deeeued. by folly adm nn tering and eeltling said estate, and pray to t*. da. ns.-ed therefrom. Whereupon it is ordered that said petition be pufo lished ill terms of the law in tlte Get ; ui M -sen ,r, requiring .11 persona concerned, to show cause. j| ;,,iy’ • hey have. at or before the July Term of this Court, w uv letters of dismission should not be grunted to said ad mimstrators A true extract from the minutes of said Court 12dt dnyofjanuaty 1847. WM. A. COBB. c. c o. Jan 20,1,817. nifitn 49 Mate ol Georgia —Upson < otiiitv. Inferior Cpurt sitting fin Ordinary Putpuse 8, Janua ry Term, 1817 fTMIK petition of Matthew II ,Snndwie!i,adiuiuistra-1 I tor with the will annexed, on tie- estate of John Head.derenseil. respectfully shewed, tint he has fn|je administered and willed Mul estate, and [says lettering dismission therefrom. It is therefore ordered thnt said petition he published once a month for six months in tfre t l orgia Messenger, requiring all persons concerned, to show cause if any they have, why said letters of dismission should not be granted, at the next July Term of this Court. A true extract from the minutes ol .aid Court, thi 18th day of January, 1847, Vt M. A. C'UBII, e. t: o. Jun 80, 1847, in6ni49 < • ‘.go. Ilmen t uuul . Tir HEREAH, John B Harvey apt! r, ]e, t > the estate of Green H. Brinks, lot ’ of s .id eouiitv de ceased. The*, are then-lore to cite and admonish, all an I sin gular the kindred and creditors of said tie... Ito fr aud appear at my ollie - within the tit ■ po serthe.l hy Hi MMi thare, t. flit thair objections and an) th , have, why sud letters should not I ■ ui'mn-d. ’ ; Given under my hand at,d s ‘d 2 H, 1 , |s|f, Jan 7 mil ■, \V \V f U|(l;| r |'. ,• , ~ Georgia -Muroii Cuituty. 11 711 I'i; F. AS lie, mm I, ii ■ . tr I iter tl ol dismission from th- a,liiiin •’ u *’l’ tn - tatute of Joel Clitids, iieei u, ■ I I le se ate til ;< tote to i lie iillil atlmol -h I'll in I silt gular. the k,n Ire,l and orediiuts ‘ I su, | ( p r )t , .fr tt , |„. and appear t.t my I till e within III’ tmii pn acrifo’d hy law, tu allow claw T any they have, wuv s-ifri letteia ahould not he granted Olven miller my hand, 231 Man h I 7 March 21 intnifl W W. i OHBITT, c. r. o. Georgln —Tclf.tr I ounty. UTHEREAH. Elijah Wells, Ailtumistrator oil th” ‘ estate ol Jatnea NoUes.deceas-l. iipphes mm, for letters ol tliwuissjoit from said •idiiiiti.st/aiion. I lies.- are then lore to cite and adino i -ii all ands. i gulio the kindred and creditors ot said d"een-s',|, to 1., I and ap|HUi at my office within the tune pn scribed by I law, to sitow cause, if any they have why ( ltd letter's I should not he grunted. Given under uty hand at office, this Ut], lav i 1 hit I M JOHN F. dcRAE, i ■ 17 (ini pmilt: I.AMH OIL, which c sal tut ! I. liglrt without smell ( aitdi dear in pule wat r, lot , l A ELIS | May'lH ; I ■ A l 1 \ IST it ATO It’S~H A|7e."*l \e ,q I -Z.\. tEicrii-i oiti:eHonorable Inierioi Colin, i’u Hj county, ylule wuing * n Court ofOniiii, v 1’ S solo on lh-7 file* 1 umlny in Al ‘GUST uvxt k! Court H ‘twe door in tin* town of Mruion. , r * J ty, two likely Negro Men, to wit: Bob eight years ol age, and Bill, nb< thirty . ’ yH | Will abo be sold at the an m ■ am! i)!i ce t | <!rej and lorty acres ol Loud, more (r ’i, w ° • ! being in the twenty-eighth district of t • ‘■ !: i on, bat now in the coi.r..ty < {’ ‘l’v, ] know;!, Jfiit known ns t! e pi.T • wh, ; , ia ,. r , f rxH Fulton recently lived and (!;•*(!: Hnid bind L ’ proved, ip high stni<* of cullivntion nn| vt r Dr ’ fl The above land and nrirroes will l;• ee.hi . f i ,r:,i ’ Bj | county, deeui Eud, and pold for the pn-pofe ot’ a i among tin* legatee*, under the will cl pcid d> t , 1 lie terms ot will be mndo known <j*i tlio t Robert fulton'’ ■ A thinnest rotor with the VTdl n. ’ . H I i iKIINKTHA'; Gli>B flAM’l.—Asv .. i ! on ord. r or the i.iUrior Ccurtof Jonrim - when Fitting tor On!inar\ imposes, will be tu tli- Court House door ofwdd county, on fim day in August next, three fraetione of Land k 8 being n the east pmJ* of the Oemulcce ri\er !! tween the lands of Lundy and Lowe, containin’ hundred and eighty acn-s more or lrsi BoM r benefit of the Legatees and creditors of D-t f ild, hv; of said county, and reas.-d r r..v, n l,‘ June ~ JAMES HARRUJ, Vl lt'illN .N nr ATOII’S SVLF _t V-1 \ an order of the honorable the I. t - kTi’ yi ß Monroe county, when sitting for onti will lie I, at the Go Iloua, -■ the first In vl.-y ie ivu ‘not next, liuring ths ” ! ‘ !'■’ I.f I I." 1 countv. bt!oro'in" r t.> t.’ rstnfo n . I, l*li|M cas 11 . .. :v g,:; i v;.'"' i '' li -"-'"’-*| ROLAND RIVIN- > , I ~ ■ , „ OFO. W. BlVIN’q. I A-Jafn ■ j JL"iA!__ •wWtth'ia^.J 4 DJIIMsiTH V i ters ,BAM \ , ■ J -'Y.'j:. ‘‘ r : I"f •• it-.:’ ‘ter U. urt i,f Jl,T|9 the coil! in, ns ■or en.Twigo ‘ftfl , first Tuesday in August r xt, tli< plniitatioi R eight hundred and eleven aerra Lund, fyii r ‘!• | county, known as Snndeis’pluce. ’ 1 ® 1 1 \lbo, on the first Tuesdaj in S pt ..... I i sold before the court-house door in Ribbcoumv I nnd ’M) hi fop of Land, lying adjoining VinevSfel j hundred nnd sixty-five acres Land aiFoininu r ■ ; linun. ‘ All sold n.* the propem i* tl* 13 ’' 4 *® iof Dennis D Sanders, decM., lor <!:• L i’uii-. i T Sl£lt ß ■ on the dnv of sale. ELIAS BEALL. j 2b do horns non with the wiiJXoncid fi \l> IN I ‘TB ATi/Si SsALI .- tvaTr’ I *lt “” • liui*<ltiy, flit Oft. ti tot f„ x , * i r sntiitc* ot Mrs Saruli luiuu,mu oi ‘I wire* r cv asu.l, all lift |*l |uo;m rt> (,x. ‘ ,O V K ° r G.. ma* FoltG.'./of *aid *. u., v aud hi Mhich ih< sn Suml l>ad a lift t >iAii *•’! oitr hor*i, to Led* and finnituri, out clt.cl, j.,‘‘’'"t other in tick-* ttflmus. ljolri ami kiuh.n f*urn i. ( ,i i” ml- ipicullj , licit, T,nii„,r*l, itiiii . thr.cl-.v. Hullr H I FUI.ION x, . . 4 “iiii th. ABM ? X 18. T 1 - ATOR \S S I I,|-\-.),r Ml i* Mnl f"” i r “ tl.. lull nor t i.i.ri Ware i,.iu„, silling lui-m-itm r j pm-pon . w,|| | u i, hmise door, in Heed.ville, Tattnall c0m,,,. „„ Incsday in July next.,*,, i.„„. Hhul ,r well known as l.aue'sotit Mill, ciift, t. TM a, III! , more or I, ... Sold for the t„.„. ft, „f errdnon of Bryant Lane, tale or laid county dcnari^l 1 inns cash. * F.DWAHD LANK, 7.. B api‘i .i. ißi/. ou h m McDonald, sAdn,‘n.H5 Adn, ‘n.H | .4 DM I NfSTR ATOR’S SALE W I J *- °J 1 Ine fu-st Fuesday in June next.before house , „<>r at Cuthbert R AND(.I’I I county, ,h half of Lot No. 110, and ISO neres taken from pti"t of Lot No. 109, iu tl e 9th District oforunnVlir ,*■ limv Romlulpl, county—tlte whole inn bl nil S nn: foil acres with about GO neres eleareil, utid i'. .is the place where AV m. li. Jones formerly lived ALSO, H Will lie sol,l on the first Tuesifay in JULY nest v.l hire the f ourt house floor nt Marietta f'()PR rr , No. 944, in the 19th Dis. 2d Sect, now Cobh coumyfi Will he sol,l on the first Tuisday in JULY nsxt cl lore the ( ourt house door at Van Win L \l'l Dtirl ,h "® h “-“••‘•ai All of the above lands sold as the property „f intß “Id late of I afoot county. deoeaxSjwtdfo^Sl t>oneht of the liens. Terms made known on th** ilvrf I „ 101 , WM. M. BROWN. Admr I March 2. 1847. 23 il I JOSTPONED JiiliiiiiiislrnlorN ktole.-B I Agreeably to an order of the Inferior Court of Pula*, fl eoumy. when sitting Lr ordinary purposes, Mill be fl sold before the Court house door in the city of Mae™ ■ on thi* hrst I uesday in October next, S l'J7 Share, of npital st,„ k the Me,. I chants Rank of Macon. fl Bold as the property of the estate of John Rswles>| e etsi'd, for th- hen-lit ol th- It.-ire nnd creditors of aid 9 estate, lenos will lie liberal fl CHARLES E TAYLOR.Admr 9 . CAROLINE .VI. RAWLS,AiIm'r |’ A|.il 10, 1847. JJ ■ LWH It .MOIVS'S-S after date 9 r be made to the Hotiornhle Inferior Court of Twee 9 coumv, wh,-” sittinrr for ordinary purposes, for l< av” t>| on lands and tiegroes he'oiuriiig tosh- estatr ii 9 I homas Fulton, late of sail county deei—sed : ROBERT FULTON, Adn'r ■ ~ , de bomsnoa, with the will ann-xed. 9 -March 16. 1847. *jg | !7|o\ r |'||t* after fl I he made to the Honorable the Interior Court of fl Montgomery county, while sitting fbr Odinarv p W fl e=. for leave to sell nil the lend belonging to AlexaSfl McArthur, minor, lying in Tattnall county, Ibr the ben- fl efit of said minor. i| JOHN Me\RTHT T R. Nnurni! Guardian. I Mount Vernon, Montgomery co. Ga. March 3,1M7.1 HI 1 ■ r *4 after date application will I bo made to the Honorable the Inferior Conrtd I £ . wkinton county, who sitting for Ordinary riurpow, ■ t.r leave to 11 the nnl estate of William J. Sears,latt I of said county, deceased. I WYATT MEREDF.TH,) .I F.LI SEARS, l -Vdmrs ■ Match J, 1847. 0 } 1: , I f/DI ** ***"A’f i’ki after date, api''''entii'P vi B he made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Pas I i runii coumv. wheti sitting for Onlinnry purp, sn.fr* leave to sell the real estate of .1,4 n Vyrr deressW I i ~ , „ JOHN SMITH. Adni'r I i March 9. 1847. 23 4m [axe; I i roliu finv riis flfTer date, application wifi I j l be made to the Honorable the Interior Court of I I Baldwin county, when sitting for ordinary purposes.!* I brave to sell the real estate of James D. Gamut, ktefl of said county, deceasotl | ISAAC BORING, Administrator. I I* I 8 1847 1 a inmlf id tli<* litinorahle tin Inf rinr C urt of I'ilM I i county, w lien siltiMr tr oniiiiNry pnrpiwr*. i"rlrj | wH HfJI i In Riii liutn, 11*110(1 Will. I:t | A rchiliHltl (ray, l.tlc of In lin t roum \. Jtc* •* and. , th* if it. fit of 11.. h< ir* of •:i -i dt tt im t! A \;• fll 18, l 147. 4 W11.1.l AM *l. ! .MIB *• A 1 Y I MONTHS after datr applit *iiun !'*!• B 1 I? imulo outlie lionoraTtlc the Inst riur Cmni us ‘'■nint , when •iiting for ordinal*) pu r pose*, tor Ir 4t!w"H •It** land* helnngu.y t the cm a trot Jinn s M. D. KiHfcl* M I of *aid county (lecc:i*(d. isl J May g, 1847 4ius AXOIS V. D. KlXfb K;*OU MOVTIIB .tiler (late Ml>plic;oiin_y' ; made to ( ■ h*Mi <r.bit the 1 ifa*i*i■ r ( urt <fH county wlicm *iitintr f r or'ouiry |>*rpo" *. tvr. turn? c*fß the NVfrot.l bdongine: io (lie mult of M I ilia m Hub* ■ d*>c*N*cd. JOH.V W. KOH KITTSON, Ain't. ■ Marsh 11, F47. T I fair’ll >IONT||sTr, ff*tc tipplirutioti ■ 1 made io the I lift nor Court of Ilibli county, wlttfcl* 9 •’ | a couri of ordinary, fhr liivr to *Bl t In* nt 1 1 9 yf lb II San<kr, late of I wigg* county. le* tt*d. •**(! I TWihution. KLIAS MKALL, Atlm'r. d< hom*flßn< March 17, 1147 3 uhh the WifruKHd. f4*orn monthsf’ aA r date ifulicllion *i>d* I 111 lll*’ to III* honorable the Court of Ordii *r),'■f j *• count), for leave to *ell the real intan bt im giof •• hliz ibelli Ann Duke, a minor. April ?, JJ47. fl ‘ JOSEPH Dt'KK, Qwrditfc 1 MONTHS iA>r dtl* imHuilm fl lu.idt loth** Inf riur Court of I wiyy* count}'. “ bf ” I <iMiti|p for ordinary |>ur|Mir*, f.r'.iu** lo **l! the | longing m the tatute of I fcioin*’ S. llo.fwit L,*!•( *, 1 "S Uy JOHN Gl.o\£U, Ado*r. April II wj^ Gctirgfn—llotiuf fin t onitfy* \1 T HEREAS Jnm* n S nnd William H fl'"’ ▼ * head, npnlv for lettem of (fuaniinuahip us Kefieeci, (\ Iloflin^hond. ‘Tliobi* an* tlier‘f<re to cite, iuul luluionwli sH <, ” n * 1 J cemeil. |o hr and appear rtt iny office within th* t*jj l J prescribed by law, to ehcweaneu (if tiny they Iwvt ‘wny I , s,ii<| letter* should not be gram and. ’(iiven under wf I | hand at office, th.M 1 lUt day of May. 1817 W. W. CORBITT, r. r * May 19, IS 17 intimc. I ItTotico to Debtors and Creditors* A Id’ tl- estat” ~f John Wjt c V di'caaril, lafo us Uockir.’.haui nsinty N"M’ J I'lina, will pleas, make uiuii dinte pay lit. nt t* tH* ti'nler- j watt” I, aa.l thua- Itavingclaim* rgamst said wt*’ •• ** ■J ■ pn til tl< m | nip rljra tfii'ti'ic.-it-u wills delay. lIOBT. Y LYTLE, Auw Mivy 17. VT OTK’i: THREE MtvNTHHt it.t | .1 At pheutii Tt will b- maiie to th- ( nttal fi'i"' l ' 1 llaiikiiiM Uunipnny et G ■ “’p u,ti r c i ” *\vft I ,4 ri-'i't’ • sit’ ii lit tli” Uuiuiiuamoi'i'is. Nil, ,'st, listed I Itii f* : ,na '’ I ty, (HfjH. fornix- Hlitm nt Slin k. HatulitMt in tin u" ll: ’ , , Fun ! ‘sun on the sos I. ■ i,l (\n:pau) JAMES RIGHARUa'cN. A.lmt , Mar.h17.1547 ifat.'i i4/. Ssrfo i NO Tit I> epAKLN it,"on Saturday the Mill mstrint. r'ttHw I b-.r - _ in Gu., a N-.:: . Vi,.!i .uni**’ t'lsik Hu,-ton. and w:- t, uupht tria-’ near !’*• I River Id. I 1 ' 11 ’ pri.p- rty, pay . ‘uiip-s sail take her “*(■ BENJAMIN llAHhi* | llatjihurg Maeoiii*-* Gn f> j,,-