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_ land for .Sale. • Improved City Lot for Sale. npHR east half of Lot Xo. 8, on Forsvth street, X near the College, and opposite tho Macon A Western Railroad workshop, -containing half ao acre of wound, on which is erected a eotr.fortable dwelling, with fire rooms ; and also outhouses in good order. There is a well of excellent wator on the lot. Price low, and terms very liberal. J. C. EDWARDS, inn H 42tf Land Office, Macon, Ga. Plantation for Sale. THE Subscriber oilers for sale, his Plantation jKL in Laurens County, containing between 2500 and 8,000 acres of land, lying on both sides of the Oco nee River, including the Ferry formerly known as t rammell. For particulars, address me at Buck Eye P. O. Laurens Cos., Oft-, or cull at my residence one mile from the Perry. jan 23 4C-cm ELIJAH F. BLACKSHEAR. Store, IIoum; and Farm for Nale. subscriber being about to retire from X business, offers his place in Marion, Twiggs -jo. Ga., for sale, which consists of a good Store and out buildings, necessary for a place for any kind of business; a good well of water and about Sixty Acres of cultivated Laud. Possess; m given of the Store acasa bv the Ist of July next, in time to fill up for the i ail trade. No place offer* greater inducements in ‘iec-rgia. for a mercantile business than this. Posscss given of the dwelling and the other property oa the let of February next. The above named property will be sold for less than one half its cost and value vo any person wishing to pursue the mercantile Lus Any one wishing a situation ot this kind would do well to call and look. Persons wishing further in formation in relation to the above named property will please call on R. L. Wood, Esq.; Macon. feb2o 47-ts IRA PECK. VALUABLE THOMAS COUNTY LANDS FOIi SALK. I WILL sell a Plantation containing eight huu dred and thirty-five acres of Land, lying eight Jidiam miles south of Thomasville, two hundred and fifty acre of which are cleared and under good fence. This Land unaided by manures, wiih gootf seasons and proper till age, will produce from twenty to thirty bushels of corn, eight hundred to one thousand pounds of short cotton, and from six hundred to eight hundred pounds of long cotton to the acre. It produces potatoes, peas, sugar cane, Ac., abundantly. There were on the place last year about twenty-five negroes, and there was no case of aicxness ot sufficient importance to require the at tendance of a physician. Price 810 per acre. Address me at Thomasville. . P. E. LOVE, april 4 1-mtf NOTICE. f r'HE Subscriber offers for sale, his TAN-Y AIID, be X ing well arranged with all necessasy conTeniences fur facilitating the interest of the same. A splendid h ouse and lot, forty (40; acres of land, more or less; all ot which is located on a beautiful uad heaithy emi aecoe, with a rich surrounding patronage unsurpassed by none in Middle Georgia. It is situated :eu miles Lorn Latonton, seventeen miles from Clinton, and twen ty-two miles from Milledgeville. Those who wish to puchase and get a good oargain, will do well to call and examine, as I am determined to sell. NEHEMIAH STANFORD. Stanfordville, Aug. a th, 185S. gp-tf 1000 Acres River Land for Sale Alt"E offer for sale a Valuable Settlement of Land on YV Flint River, ten miles South of Reynolds and ten miles North ot Oglethorpe, containing I,(HKI acres; 900 acres tine Pine Land, and 800 acres ot Swamp that will make from 50 to 100 bushels of corn per acre —80 acres cleared with ordinary improvements. This land la well watered, healthy and in a good neighborhood— £so acres of this Sw amp land protected from freshets. We will sell tor cash, or any time that may be desired. COOK A MoNTFORT. Also a tract of 120 acres cleared swamp land. Oglethorpe, tia. June 6th, 1855.—10-ts VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE 11 H I ACRES of LAND, with wood sufficient to IUU fence it, and suppiv a family for years, miles from the city, on the Forsyth road. Apply to DR. R. H. NISBET, Nov. V Ralston’s block, Cberrv street. Valuable Plantation for Sale. f'ptiK subscriber still wisues to dispose of his Plan- X tation on which he lives, o miles South of Drayton, Dooly county, containing Orrween twenty-one’ and twenty-two hundred acres, auout eight hundred clear ed with all necessity improvements equal to any in 8. W. Georgia. Tho stock, provisions, Ac., will be sold with the place, also the negroes on the place if desired cumber about forty-five. Those wishing to purchase, will please examine the premises and judge for them selves of its value. M v only object in selling, is to dis oofitinue my planting interest. * mae 2o 12-ts JAMES 3. BE A LLE. PLANTATIONS IN BAKER. rpHE Subscribers offer for sale valuable COTTON X LANDS, which they have selected, lying in Baker County. The improvements have been made during the past year, and are now ready ibr cultivation, viz : One place containing 250 acres, with 50 acres imp. One “ ** 500 “ “ 125 “ One “ •• 500 “ “ 150 “ One ** “ 750 u “ 150 “ One “ l,OOO “ “ SSo “ Ooe “ “ 1,850 “ ** 600 “ One ” These places all lie on and near the road irom Albany to Thomasville. A Stage Coach passes daily, and per ams leaving Macon in the morning cars reach there at bight. Also, one place containing 1,500 acres, lying in Thom as county, having 200 aces improved, and containing 4100 acres of Cane Hammock. One place in the 13th District Early, of 500 acres, with 125 acres improved. One place in the 27 th District, Decatur County, of 750 acres, having 150 acres improved. For particulars address JAMES R. BUTTS, at Macon, or JOSEPH MOONEY’, at Savannah. Macon, Aug 1, 1855. 18- MJuoly County i.antis for Salt. \GREEABLE to an order of the Ordinary of Hous ton county, will be sold before the court house door in the town of Vienna, Dooly county, on the first 1 uesdav in April next, between the usual hours of •ale. Lots Xos 144, and 75, both in the first District ol said County. Sold ai the property of the estate of the la'e James A. Everett of Hous'on county, being a part of the real estate of said dec’d disconnected with the plantations < wltivated by said estate and sold for the purpose ot a distribution among the heirs of said estate. ADOLPHUS D. KENDRICK, ) r ., . MYLES L. GREEN, i hsors Copy, feb 6 45-4<>a FOR SALE! DESIRING to move West this winter, f offer for sale my house and lot in tho town of foils Tkomaston. The improvements are all new, well ar ranged, and in good repair, in the mus> pleasant part of the village, with three acres of land attached. The ] •eruinty of our Rail Road be : ig finished this winter. Persons desiring to go into business, and baring the convenience of good schools and churches will find this a desirable place to live. Also one hundred acres of land, one and a half miles from Tbomaston, on the Barnesville Road with a well finished double log house, kitchens and good orchard. aJo lot No. 1018, in the 4th district Ist section ol ori ginally Cherokee, now Lumpkin county. For particu lars applv to me at Thoraaston. July 25 17-ts JAMES THWEaTT. FOR SALE. DR JAME3 B. RIDLEY offers for sale Lis gfe I Plantation in Jones county. It contains Mix Hundred or more Acres of well improved laud, adapted to the production of all the necessaries, and pe culiarly to that of Cotton. Ou the premises are two good wells of water, two good gjn house?, and t screw, and barn rarely equaled. Mr, Braddv on the farm, or my brother, Mr. H B. Ridley, who lives near, will show the land to those wish ing to purchase. J. B. RIDLEY', mar 14 SU-tf VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. THE Subscriber offers for sale his plantation, five miles South-east of Thomastou, contain ing about seven hundred across-about two hundred ana fifty of which is in woods The farm is in good re pair, and two creeks running across the land, offering oe good water privileges as could be wished for. Also bis house and lot in Tho mas ton, with ten acres ol land attached. All of which he wiil sell on leaaona ale terms. For further particulars, apply to cie at 1 homaaton. DAVIS T. RICHARDSON, may lft 7- FOK SALK. A Plantation lying on Big Creek containing kl 500 acres, 200 of which are in a bieh state of cultivation This land is Oak and Hickory, except aOO acres of pine, well timbered, and is not excelled for aroductioD of corn, cotton, Ac., by any lands in Pulas ki county; oo the placeis good houses—dwellings, ne gro houses, with a gin house and new gin, a small cutter tailing stream of water running through the plan tation. This place will be sold soon. Teims to suit uuichaseis—possession given first of January next. — Persons wishing to pnrehase a good plantation with th* chance of buying more adjoining, can procure such one by apply ing to T HOS. L. TA Y LOR. or „ ~ „ EZEKIEL H. TAYLOR, Hawkinsville, Ga. ffcb and 45-] Sin tits Iron. | AA Tons Swedes Iron assorted, all sizes from I'- Ivv to 12 inches wide, for sale at lowest market rates by jan 8 NATHAN WF.FD. T)BLANKETS. —Just received a large Stock of XJ Negro and Extra Large and fine Bed Blankets. geo. w. PRICE. Ort/s & Corn . QAfk Prime Oats, “ Corn, tot sale bv CATER A BOWDRE. Hants. f )‘ n P'* riAr H'tuo', bandsomelv trimmed, AOUU for sale by CaTER a BOWDRK ! mar 5 Flour. OA AAA LBS. Lenoir's Family and Superfine Flour; 20,000 do.’Atlanto Mills super fine 44. ; fer sale by CATER A BOWDRE. mar 5 jthfYtirs Sails. PU LAS KI POSTPONED SHERIFF’S SALE.—YV ill be sold on the Ist Tuesday in April next, before the Court-house door in Hawkins ville, Pulaski county, within the legal hours of sale, i the following Property, to-wit: ° Two Lots of Land, Nos. not known, but known as the place where Jefferson G. Fields’ family lived, in the ICthdistof Pulaski county, adjoining the Lands of John Livingston; levied on as the property of John | and Edward Evans, to satisfy four li fus hum a Justice . Court of the 34yth dist. of Pulaski county. Levied on i aiul returned to me by A T. Right, constable. uiurin 51] Yules bembry, Dep. Sh ir. 1) OS’ITO NE DSRERH’F’S SALE-rWlUhi I sold before the Court-house door, in the town til Tliomasion, Upsou county, on the first Tuesday in April uert, within the legal hours of sale, the follow ing propesty, to-wit: A negro woman named Siller, about 25 years of age, and her three children, to-wit: a boy named King, 4 years old; a boy named John, 2 years old, and a boy , oaaK-d Adam, 1 year old—all of dark complexion ; lev-! ied on as the property of Samuel T. Dickenson, to sat isfy sundry fl-1*?. issued from the Superior Court ot Upson County,—one in favor cf James H. Weaver; one in favor of Samuel Griswold, oue iu favor of Jas. Neal, and all -gainst Samuel T. Dickinson ; also one in favor ol Ihomsston X Bainesville Railroad vs. Samuel T. Dickinson principal, and D. T. A F M. Rich ardson and Washington Hartsfield, first endorse in, and Tbos. G. Andrews second endorser; also one in foot ot James Trice and S, Gibson, Ex’rs., Ac , vs. S. T. Dickinson principal, and L.D. Dickinson surety; also one in favor of Simeon \V. Paine vs. W. T. Dickin son and Levi D. Dickinson. Also one execution issued trom Upson Inferior eonir, in favor of B C. King vs. “v T. Dickinson principal, and I>. D. Dickinson surety. Property pointed out by L. D. Dickinson. Also all the title and interest of Simeon S. Oslin in and to oue buggy and harness—said interest being one half—to satisfy a fi-ia. issued from the Inferior Court of Bibb county, in favor of Robert S. Holt vs. Simeon S Oslin. Property pointed out by defendant, roar 12J GEO. J. LEWIS, Sh’ff. Monroe april sheriff sale.— Will be sold before the Court-house door in the town of Forsyth, on the first Tuesday in April next, the following property, viz: Eighty acres ot land, more or less, adjoining Smarr. in the 554th dist, G. M., and others, to satisfy two b fas. in favor of Phelps A Ensign vs. A. J. Blount.— Levy made and returned to me by A. J. Smarr, con stable. Also half of lot of land, No. not known, adjoining Henry B. Fletcher and Henry C. Sutton ; levied on as ihe property of S. B. Maxey, for his tax of 1855 feb27] T. M. TYLER, Sh’ff. ISveciuora’ Sales. EXECUTOR’S SALE Will be sold on the Ist Tuesday in May Dext, ihe following lots belong ing to the estate of Reuben Brown, late of Monroe county, dec’d.: At the Court-house in Newton, Baker county, lot No “30, in the I2th dist, formerly Early, now Baker coun *F- At the Court house in Y ieuna, Dooly county, lot No. 104, in the 14th dist. of said county. At the Court-house in Forsyth, Monroe county, s town lot, consisting of one acre, more or less, in said town, No. not known. Sold for the beuefit of the leg atees of said estate. JOHN IF THOMAS, ) NATHAN PHILLIPS, lEx’rs. PARKER EASON, ) mar 5 40*40d EXECUTOR’S SALE. —Will be sold at tht Court-house in Rawkinsville, Pulaski county, 01 the first Tuesday in May next, one half of the Store house and lot now occupied by S. Manning, the lot be ing No. 5 in block B of said town of Hawkinsville, Pu- county. Sold as the property ot James A Everett late of Houston county, deceased, iu pursuance of a< order of the Couit of Ordinary of said county. Th other lands of said estate, in Hawkinsville and Hart ford, will not be offered at the same time mar 5J MYLES L. GREEN, Ex’r. Z3T” Telegraph copy. gtotfees to Debtors \ Crebttors. NB oTiCE to debtors and creditors.—All per sons indebted to the estate of Job Taylor, late of Monroe county, deceased, are required to make imme diate payment, and those baring claims against said es tate, to present them forthwith, duly attested in terms of the law. CHAS. F. CARDEN,/,, . mar.2so-71] BENJ. F. TAYLOR. ) r9 ‘ XJOTICE to Debtors and Creditors.—All pc 1 sous indebted to the estate of Albert G. Harvey l&tv of Monroe county deceased, will please make im ai’ .liaie payment, and those having claims against said estate, will’preaent them duly authenticated within th< lime prescribed by law. fob 13 40-rt JOHN SHANNON, Ao’m’r. N’OTICE to Debtors and Creditors.—Notic* is berebv given to all persons indebted to estate ot Cad weld \V Raines, late of Bibb county, deceased, to make payment forthwith to the undersigned, and al! persons having claims against said estate, to rendei ili ?m to me duly attested according to law for payment, fob IS 46-4. A CHAS. E. MOORE, tx’r notices ot application. SIXTY DAYS after date application will be made I. to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Upson county, for leave to sell the following real estate be longing to the estate of Allen M. Walker dec'd., viz : The Grist Mill on Tobler’s creek, immediately below the Flint River Factoiy, with Lands and privileges thereto belonging; also 50 acres, more or less of wood fond, adjoining Sylvanu3 Gibson, John Webster and [others ; said Laud aud Mill being in the county of Up ion ; also the one-half interest in the Dwelling-house and Land thereto belonging, in the town of Talbotton, now occupied bv Allen F. Owen. NATHANIEL F. WALKER, marl 9 51 2m f Executor. SIXTY DAYS afterdate application will be made to the Honorable Court ot Ordinary of Houston county, for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estat< of William C. Spier, late of said county, deceased. WM. T. WESTBROOK, Adm’r. mar 18 51-2 m. SIXTY’ DAY’S after date application will be math to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Bibb conn ‘tv, for leave to sell the real and personal estate of Henrv 11. Cole, late of said county, deceased. THOMAS B. F.LFE, Adm’r. ’ mar 19 51 2m. SIXTY’ DA Y’S alter date, application will be mad. I to the Honorable Court ol Ordinary of Houston County, fur leave to sell the lands belonging to tin estate of Isaiah Langlev, late of said County, deceased. TIIO.S. E. LANGLEY, Adm r. : mar 12 s*>-2m. SIXTY DAYS alter date, application will be made H to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Macoi county, for leave to sell ihe real estate belonging to tht esiate of William Thompkins, deceased. mar 5 J. W. GIBSON, Adm’r. Y DAYS after date application will be mad* O to the Court of Ordinary ot Bibb county, for leave to sell a h6use and lot in tbe city of Macon, belonging to the estate of William Tavlor, laieot said county, de ceased ELIZABETH K. TAY’LOR, Adth’x. i feb 27-60d ■ OIXTY DAYS after date, application will bemude O to the Court of Ordinary of Twiggs county, sot leave to sell the real estate of Mary Mims, late of said county deceased. JOHN DA VIS, Adm’r. I mar 5 SIXTY DAYSafter date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary ot Ut>son County, foi leave to sell lot of Land No. 221, in the 7th District ot .originally Troup.’now Henrv countv, belonging to tbe estate of David T. Milling, deceased. | feb 27 THUS. D. MILLING. Ex’r. DAYSafter date application will be made O to the Honorable the Ordinary of Bibb County, for leave to sell all the real estate and negroes of Eli Tin lev, late of Bibb County, deceased. JAMES TISI.EY’, Administrator fob 20 47-2mJ of Eli Tinley, deceased. OIXTY DAYSafter date application will be made O to the Court of Ordinary ot Monroe countv, foi leave to sell the lot in the tow nos Forsyth, on which is situated the drug store kept by Dr. A. A. Trammel, belonging to the estate of A. Bean, deceased, feb 20 47-2m] MARY BEAN, Adm’x. SIXTY’ DAY’S after date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary ot Bibb county, for leave ;?o s ell all the real and personal property bitlonging to I the , -tote of Susan Sims, late of said countv, deceased, i fob 6-‘. m ROBERT A. SMITH, Adm’r. j Notice to the Legatees of John VV. Uabb. j some of the Legatees of said estate, > > reside without the limits of tbe State of Geor gia. I hereby give notice, that 1 shall apply to the Court of Ordinary of Macon county, on the first Monday in June next, for an Order to distribute said estate. All parties interested will take due notice thereof and be represented before said Court, if they see proper to do so. JOHN K BABB. Adnir. of JOHN W. BABB, deceased. Macon Cos., January 15, 1856. 2am-iin Gt EURGHj Taylor Conuty.—Having remov- I etl from the county ot Taylor, where I obtained administtatiou upon the estate of Isaac Merchant, de ceased, 1 shall apply to the Court of Ordinary ot said county, for leave to resign the said administration, os the tirst Monday in April next, fob fi fold MOSES S. THOMPSON, Adm’r. Lumber, i utnbtr. j npHE subscribers are now prepared to furnish all de -1 scriptions of LUMBER, at Station No. 2, on the is. w. R. n. All orders left with MeCallie A Jones, j Marou, Ga., will be promptly attended to. JOHN W. A A. DAWSON A CO. | pot 3 27tf I’owersville, Ga j SHOES, BLANKETS ami KERSEYS. | GAA PAIR Russett Brogans Geo. Dißuu&Mdure OUU 1000 9V JJutfil Blankets, &500 y<Ta heavy kerseys, €OOO “ Osnmburgs. For sale by *5 CHAS, CAMPBELL. 1 J Sales. BYbBAPRIL BALEr—WilTbe~fjld before the Court House door in the citv of Macon, Bibb county, on the first Tuesday iu April next, between the usual hours ot sale, the following property, to-wit : Fifty acres of land, it leing ihe north-west cor ner of lot No. 51, in said Bibb couDty, levied on as the property of Isaiah James, te satisfy a fi fa from Jus tices’ Court, 520th District G. M., in favor of George Tucker, vs. Isaiah James. Levy made and returned to me bv a Constable. ’ W. HOLMES, Sh’iV. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold, 800 acres of land, more ur less, lying ou Tobesotkee Creek, about fouiteen miles from Macon, adjoining tbe lauds of Edmund Gilbeit, Thomas aud Richard Woolfolk, Dr. Seaicy and others, and known as Nedharn Mun’s mill p’lantatiot;, No. not known ; also, ihe following negroes, to-wit: John, a man about 21 years of age; Dolphin, a man about 22 y ars ol age; Joe, a boy bout 18 yeai sos age; George, a man about 23 years of age; Henry, a man about 25 vests of age; Judy, a woman about 25 years ot age; Silla, a girl about 15 years of age ; Naiicv, a woman about 55 years of age. aud her child Jack, a boy about S years ot age; Jack, a man about S5 years of age, and Abram, a man about 21 years of ege All of the above property levied on as the pro perty of Nedharn Mims, to satisfy the following h fas ; from Bibb Superior Court, vii one in favor of YVllliain B. Parker vs Nedharn Mims; one isl favor of Edwin Graves vs Nedharn Mims; one in favor of Eli H. Wal ker, F\f. Ac., vs. Nedharn Mints, principal, ami Cad well W. Raines, security; one in favor of William B. Parker vs. Charles W., and Nedharn Mims; one in fa vor of Paler A Bowdre vs. Nedhatn Mims; one in favor of Coates A Benton vs Nedharn Mims ; one in favor ot Elijah Bond vs. Nedharn Mims; one in favor of Peter A Jaiigstetter vs. Nedhatn Mims; oncin favor Yv illiam Sanford vs. Nedharn ili ms aud Charles W. Mims, said property pointed out bv said Nedbain Mims, aud E. A. A J. A. Nisbet, Pl’ffs. Att’ys. Also, 8 bales of Cotton, livied on as the property of John T. Knight, to satisfy a fi fa from Bibb Inferior Court, in favor of James M. Gates, Adm’r. Ac., vs. John T. Knight and Thomas R. Gates; property pointed out by Plaintiff. Also, the following negro, to-wit: Gilford, a negro man about 45 years of age; levied on as the property of James D.iniel, to satisfy a fi fa from Jones Superior Aourt, iu favor of William D. Etheridge vs. James Dauiel; property pointed out by Pl’fls. Att’y. Also, part of lot No. 5, fronting 100 feet on the For svlh road, adjoining tbe wagon yard on the south-east, and by tbe lot at present occupied by Peter Aruold, on the north west, known as the residence of Robert Beas ley, Sr., levied on as the property of Greeu J. Bluke, 10 satisfy a fi fa from Bibb Superior Court, in favor of Nathan C. Munroe vs. Green J. Blake, endorser. Also, part of lot No. 5, fronting 80 feet on the Forsyth road, and known as Beasley’s wagon yard; levied ou as the property ot Green J. Blake, to satisfy a fi fa from Bibb Superior Court, in favor of Nathan C. Munroe vs. Green J. Blake, endorser, Also, the plantation of Charles YV. Mims, containing 700 acres, more or less, lying about 10 miles north west •if the city of Macon, on the Macon A Western Railroad, adjoining lands of Nedharn Mims, Samuel B. Hunter, Abner Lockett, and others; levied onus the property of Charles W Mims, to satisfy sundry fi fas from Bibb Superiorand Inferior Courts, viz: one in favor of Thom as Raines vs. William D. Mims and Charles W. Mims; one in favor of Elijah Bond vs. Charles W. Mims; one in favor of William Huckaby vs. Charles W. Mims, and various other 11 fas in my hands; property pointed out by Thomas Raines. R. B. BAREFIELD, Dept. Sh’ff. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold, a lot ir parcel of laud lying near East Macon on the Clinton road, now occupied bv William Rittenberry, adjoining he lands of Woolfolk aud oihers, containing two acres, nore or less; levied on as the property of Richard B. Rittcnberry, to satisfy two fi fas from Bibb Superior Court, one in favor ofLucretia Smith, and one in favor of Asher Ayres, both against said Rittenberry. Also, the’south-west half of lot No. 4, in square 24, >n the city of Macou, well known as the llolleinan place, containing one fourth ot an acre, more or less; also, 100 acres of land, more or less, kuown as theHollemau dace, iu the 4th district of originally Houston, now Bibb county, on the Hawkinsville roud about 10 miles from Macon, adjoiuiDg the lands ol William Johnson and Millison Johnson, William Rvder and W. Durden, tud now occupied by Samuel Odam ami wife ; the life interest of said Samuel Odam and wife; levied on and to be sold to satisfy a fi fa from Bibb Inferior Court, in favor of Thaddeus W. Brantly, vs. Samuel Odam and ■■is wife Martha J. Odam ; prop-rtv pointed out bv Plaintiff. WILSON C. HARDY, Dept. Sh’ff. Bibb mortgage Sale. Also, at the same time aud place, will be soid, ali ■ hat lot or parcel of land, known in tbe enlarged plan f the city of Macon, as lot No. 4, in square 16, being part ot the lot formerly known as the Asylum square, with the improvements thereon, to satisfy a Mortgage fi fa from Bibb Superior Court, in favor of The Bank of ■he State ot Georgia, vs. Hiram M. Lindsay ; property yom’ed out in said Mortgage, feb 27 WM. HOLMES, .Sh’ff. Bibb SHERIFF^SALE.-Wllf be soid on the first Tuesday in April next, by “virtue of an •rder of the Honorable Inferior Court of Bibb county, oefore the Court-house door in said county, between he usual hours of sale, —8 mules, 2 horses, 500 bushels corn, more or less; 2,000 lbs. fodder, more or less; 20 head of hogs, 5 head of cattle, 1 lot of cotton seed, 1 lot of farming utensils, 2 wagons and harness , levied on ■8 the property of Thomas J. Townsend, by virtue of sundry attachments trom Bibb Superior Court—one in favor of William Kilpatrick vs. Thomas J. Townsend, and others vs. said Townsend. mar 12] W. HOLMES, Sh’ff. PULASKI APRIL SALES.-WUI be sold on tbe Ist Tuesday in April next, before the Court house door id Hawkinsville, Pulaski county, witbiu the legal hours of sale, the following property, 10-wit : John A. Allman’s interest in tne Steam Mills and the lands belonging to the Mills, Nos. not known. The ibovs land and Mills are situated, lying and being in tbe Bth Dist. of Pulaski county, and known as the Steam Mills near Norman NcDuflies; and one road wagon and four mules, and nine negroes—one a man, ■iam, 25 years old ; Lila, about 45 years old; Fanny, 40 years old ; Charles, 15 years old ; Harriet, 21 years >!d"; Hill, about 8 years old ; Lewis, G years old ; Gurod, l years old, aud Korrnl, 6 months old ; levied on as the property of John A. Allman, to satisfy nine fi-las. is •ued from Houston Superior and Inferior Courts—one •11 favor of Joseph Took A Son vs John A. Allman ; James W. Armstrong vs. John A. Allman and John S. ravlor; Bray, Carharr & Cos. vs. John A. Allman ; Al lred T Wilson vs. John A. Allman ; William G. AU n&n vs. John A Allruan and William Summerford; • Unrv Mitchell, for the use of Sheppard Rogers, vs. !<>h:i A. Allman ; Felder, Son k Cos. vs. John A. All man ; Bateman & Talton vs. John A- Allman; Eluge iiius A. Nisbet vs John A. Allman, Also lot of land, No. 182, iu the Bth Dist. of Pulaski county; levied on as tbe property of Thomas Nichol •ion, to satisfy one fi-fa. from Dooly Superior Court, in f iror of John C. Spell va. John Nicholson and Thomas Vicholsou, makers, and Abner Tison, administrator of Henry Pettee, deceased, endorser. Also lot of land, No. 83, in tbe Bth Dist. of Pulaski iounty ; levied on as the property of James M. Mount, to satisfy one fi fa. trom Houston Inferior Court, iu fa ~or of Tillman Watson.vs. James M. Mount, principals, .ud Thomas Pollock, security. Also the south half of lot of land, No. not known, known as ihe place where William T. Rogers now lives, n the 4tfa Dist of Pulaski county, adjoining tbe lands ■if Jackson MeXeese; levied on as the property of Wil liam T. Roger*, to satisfy one fi fa. from Pulaski Infe rior court, in favor of Thomas L. Taylor vs. William f. Rogers. Property pointed out by the plaintiff. Also oue let of laud, number one hundred and seven, 1107,) in the Bth Dist. of originally Dooly, now Pulaski ■•onntv ; levied on as the property of Joseph 8. Graham, o satisfy one ti-fa. from Pulaski Superior court, in fa vor of Isaac W, Mitchell and Batta V, Mitchell, execu tors of Stephen Mitchell, deceased, vs, Joseph S. Gra ham Property pointed out by defendant. Also two lots ol land Nos. not known, in tbeSiii Dist trict of originally Dooly, now Pulaski countv, bat known as the place whereon Thomas C. Mitchell now lives; levied on to satisfy one fi-fa. from Pulaski supe rior court, in favor of William J. Fountain vs. Thomas C. Mitchell. And also one hundred and fifty acres (150) of land, number sixty, (GO, ) in the 4th Dist. of originally Dooly, now Pulaski county; levied on as the property ol Thomas Warren, to satisfy three fi fas. frou? tfoa Jus tice’s court of the 511th Dist. G. M. Levy made aua returned to me bv constable, F. L. Harris, feb 27 ‘ L. H. HARRELL. Sh’ff. nL LASKI APRIL SHGRIFF SALKS.— L W ill be sold before the <Joun-house door in Hawk insville, Pulaski cotintv, on the Ist Tuesday in April next, within the usual hours of eale, the following pro perty, to-wit: DatliDg W. Swearengeu’s interest in 300 acres of land, more or less, Nos. not known, hat ,known as the plantation of Cullen Rogeis, late of said cctmty, dec’d.; said interest being one-eleventh of said land, lying in —th Dist. of t'ulaski county ; levied on as the pxnoer tv of Darlin W. Sw.arengen, to saiisfy one fi-fa. from Pulaski Superior Court, in favor of Moses Osthei'n vs. Darlin W. Swearengeu, principal, and Darius K. Mat thew son, endorser. Also lot of laud. No. not known, but known as the lot where David Redding cut house-logs und split rails, with the intentlou of building on said lot, lying in the ti d Dist ol Pulaski county, near the lands of Willis Darsev ; levied on us the property ot James M. Odom, to satisl v one ti fa. front Pulaski Superior Court, in fa vor of George Draper vs. Joseph Dmiulson, Douglas W.Odom, Archibald H. Odom, and James M, Odom. Also lot of land, No. 8, in the 4th Dist . of Pulaski county; levied on as the property of J. W. Horn, to satisfy three fi-las. issued from the Justice court in the 511th Dist., G. M., two in favor of D. R. Matthcwson, and one in favor of John H. Pate. Levied and relum ed to me bv D. Dupree, constable. . MILES BEMBRY, Dep. Sh’ff. Puiaski Postponed Sale. Lot of land, No. 68, in the 21st Dist. of Pulaski county; levied on as the property of John Giddeus, to satisfy one fi-fa. in favor of jurdan Allen, issued from Pulaski Superior court. Also lot of land, No. 116, and parts of lots Nos. 144 and 145; levied on ns the property of Eli Shivers, to satisfy two fi fas issued front Pulaski Superior court, one iit favor of Mary A. Compton, nqd one in favor of Moreland & Henrv vs. Eli Shivers, feb. 27 ‘ MILES BEMBRY, Dep. Sh’ff. PSON APRIL MORTGAGE SALE J Will be sold, before the court house door in tbe tovru Os Thontaston. Upson county, on the first Tues day in April next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit: a negro boy named Charles, about six rpars of age, of dark complexion—levied on as the property of Simeon S Oslin to satisfy two mort grge fi fas issued from Bibb Inferior Court in favor of John T. Coxe vs. Simeon S. Oslin—Property pointed out in said fi fas. GEO. J. LEWIS, jau 80 44td Dep. Sheriff PULASKI APRIL SHERIFF SALES.— Will be sold before tbe Court*bouse door in Haw kinsrillc, Pulaski county, on the first Tuesday in April next, within the usual hours of sale, the following pro perty, to wit; - - One negro woman bv the name of Lizzie, nnd her two children, Mary and Nancy ; levied on as the pro perty of John li. Brantlv, to satisfy the following fi-fas. from Pulaski Superior court: one in favor of Isaac Winship & Son vs. John H. Brantly ; one in fa vor of Henry Phelps vs. John H Brantlv ; one in fa vor of James” McCrearv vs John H. Brantlv ; one in fa vor of Ray, Phelps Jfc Cos. vs. John H. Brantly. Also 1000 acres of land, well improvid, with com fortable buildings, Ac., Nos. not. know n, lying and be ir.g in the v th dist. of Pulaski county, and known as John H. Brantlv’* plantation ; levied on as the proper ty of John 11. Brantly. to satisfy one fi-fa. from Pulaski Superior court in favor of SamUel J. Lesuer vs. John H. Brantlv. Six hundred acres of land, more or less, Nos. no known, hut known as the plantation whereon Charles Love dow lives, in the 2uth Dist. of originally 3V ilkin son, now I’ulaski county; levied on as ihe property of Chailc3 Love, to satisfy six fi-fas. is.-ued from Pulaski Superior court—one iu favor of Elijah Blackshear vs. Ft. A. Love, Charles Love and Moses Guyton, Adm’rs.; one in favor ot M. & T. Grace; one in tavor ol John F. McLeod , one in favor of Janies McCieary; one iu favor of John M Dauiel, adm’r., and one iu favor of Isaac W. Mitchell and Ratt3N. Mitchell, ex’rs., all vs. Charles Love-. Al.-.olotof land. No. four (4,) and 60 acres of the north side of lot No. 5, iu the 22nd Dist. of originally Wilkinson, now Pulaski county, and 2>o bushels of Corn ; levied on ns the property of James Wardlavr, to satisfy three fi-lii*. from Pulaski Superior court —one in favor of William Allen; one in favor of Lathrop, Manning A Cos.; and one in favor of Hamilton A Har din, all vs. James Watdlaw. Also lot of land, No. not known, but known as the place where Elisha Coleman now lives, in the 21st Dist. of Pulaski county; levied on as the property of Elisha Coleman, to satisfy one fi-fa issued from Pulas ki Superior court, in favor ol Gustuvus Mcßed vs. Elisha Coleman, and William Allen security. Also 100 ucres of lot ofland, No. not known, but known as the place whereon Darling Jones now, or formerly lived, adjoining the lands of Hilliary Hender son and William A. Cowan, iu the 21st Dist. of Pulas ki county ; levied on to satisfy one fi ta. from Pulaski Inferior court, iu favor of M. A T. Grace vs. Darling Jones. Also lot of land, No. not known, but known as the Diace whereon John K. Whaley now lives, in the 4th Dist. of Pulaski county ; levied on as tbe property of John K. Whaley, to satisfy three fi-fas. from Pulaski Superinur court —one in favor of M. A T. Grace vs. John K. Whaley ; one iu favor of Lathrop, Manning A Cos. vs. John K.” Whaley, and one in favor of Daniel Sands vs. Evans Whaley and John K. Whaley. Also lot of land, No. not known, but known as the place where Richard G Atkins lived at the time of his death, in the 4ih Dist. of Pulaski county; levied on as the property of Richard G. Atkins, to satisfy one fi fa. issued from Pulaski Superior court, in favor of Ro bert W. Baikias vs. Richard G. Atkins. Also lot of Land, No. not kuown, but known as the piece whereon James Dykes now lives, in the 21st dist. of Pulaski county, being the lot on which the dwelling house of said James Dykes now is; levied on as the property of James Dykes, to satisfy the follow i gti-fas. from Pulaski Inferior court: one in favor of Martha C. Watker; one in favor of Laßoche, Brown & Cos.; two in tavor of Moore A Henderson ; one in lavor ot Benjamin G. Alderman, and one in favor ol Daniel Harvard, all vs. James Dykes. Also 800 acres of land more or less, Nos. not known, but known us the plantation of Joseph Carruthers, in the 21st dist. of Pulaski county, lying in the fork of Ocmulgee river and Lime Stone Creek, adjoining the lands ot J. W Carruthers, William Sapp and Miles Bembry; levied on to satisfy the following fi fas., to wit: one in favor of Thomas Grace vs. Joseph Car. ruthers; one iu favor of Clayton Bradshaw vs. Joseph Carruthers; on in tavor of A. S A J. Uartridge, adm’rs., vs. Joseph Carruthers maker, W. B. Daniels and M. A T. Grace endorsers; one iu favor ol Rawls A McCombs vs. Joseph Carruthers; one in favor of Joseph King vs. Joseph Carruthers; one in favor of A. J. Tarver for the use, Ac. vs. Joseph Carruihers; one in favor of John M. Daniels, adm’r. vs. James Evans and W illiam E. Phelps principals, and Joseph Carruthers security; one in favor of Asher A vres vs. Joseph Carruthers ; one iu lavor of Darling Johnson vs. Robert Argo prin cipal. and Joseph Carruthers security ; one in favor of Bryan W. Coll.er for the use, Ac. vs. Joseph Carruth ers maker, and C. T. Lathrop endorser; one in tavor of William E. Churchill vs. Joseph Cat ruthers; one in favor of Charles E. Taylor and Caroline M. Rawls, adm'rs. vs. Jo.-eph Carruthers; one in favor of Gusta vus McCrary vs. Joseph Carruthers, and Charles T. La throp endorser; one in favor of Daniel Rawls, survi ving partner of Rawls A M cOomb vs. Joseph Cart oth ers; two in favor of George W. Jordan vs. Joseph Car ruthers, all front Pulaski Superior Court. Also lot of land No. 26, iu the 21st dist of Pulaski; fovied on as the property of Elisha Coleman, to satisfy 8 Justice Court fi-fas. in favor of Henry Brown, adtu’r. of Chester Brown, deceased, vs. Elisha Coleman. Also lot ofland, No. not known, but kuown us the place where Elijah Wynn now lives, in the 21st di3t. of Pulaski county; levied on as the property of Elijah Wvnn, to satisfy one fi-fa. from Pulaski Superior court in favor of Edward Pipkin va. N. R. Faruie, aud Eli jah Wynn security. Also lot of land No. 23, and the south of lot No, 60, in the 4th dist. of Pulaski county; levied on as the property of Thomas Warren, to satisfy the following n-fas. from Pulaski Superior couit: one in favor of William R. Walker vs. Thomas Warren, and Frederick Faircloth ; one in favor ot John H. Pate vs Thus. War ren ; one in favor ot Henry K. Beers vs. Thos. Warren ; one in lavor of Thomas Grace vs. Thomas W arren; one in favor ot Joseph Kitchen vs. Thomas Warren; onein favor of John J. Anderson vs. Tboraas Warren princi pal, and Jooatnan Wood security ; one in favor ot Na thaniel Weed vs. Thomas Warren; one in favor of Bry ant Dillard vs Thomas Warren; one in favor ofWil liam D. Odom vs. Thomas Warren. Also lot ofland No, 81, in the 4th dist. of Pulaski county; levied on us the property ot Arthur Phelps, to satisfy the following fi-fas. from Pulaski Superior court: one in favor of Thomas Grace vs. Arthur Phelps; one in lavor of Daniel Rawls survivor vs. Arthur Phelps; one in favor ot Joseph Carruihers vs. Kay, Phelps A Cos. ; one in luxor of Thomas Grace vs. Arthur Phelps; one in favor of Joseph Tillman, adm’r. vs. Arthur Phelps; onein favor of John B. Vaughn vs. Arthur Phelps; one iu favor of Elijah Cook vs. Arthur Phelps maker, and A.J. Tarver eudorser. Also Rebecca A Adams’ interest in lot of land, No. not known, but known as the place whereon Rebecca A. Adams now lives ; also Rebecca A. Adams’ interest in seven negroes, to-vvit: Dick, Sam and Aggey ; names ’ of balance not known ; sain interest beiujc a life estate; levied on as the properly of Rebecca A. Adams, to sat isfy the following fi-fas from Pulaski Superior court: one iu fuvor of William E. Churchill; one in favor of M. & T. Grace; one in favor of Thomas Grace, sum vor, vs. Rebecca A. Adams. Also one house and lot. with the stables and out buildings, in ihe town of Hawkmsville, numberand let ter not known, but known as the Hawkinsville Hotel; levied on us the property ol VV g chain B. Dauiels, to satisfy the following fi-fas. from Pulaski Superior court: one in favor of Joseph li. Grice; one in favor of John B. Ross; one in favor of John N. Ray ; one in favor of Thomas Grace; onein lavor of P F. D. Scat borough and Daniel Raw ls, ex’rs. vs Wureham B. Daniels. Also lots of land 178, and 152, lying in the sth dist. of Puluski county, aud one negro man named Nelson, 45 years old ; levied on as the property ot James Spring to satisfy the following fi-las : one in favor of Isaac W. Mitchell and Batts N. Mitchell, ex’rs. vs Janies Spring principal, and Joseph S. Graham security; one in fa vor ot Isaac W. Mitchell aud Baits N. Mitchell vs. James Spring. Also part ot lots ofland Nos. 155 and 166, contain ing SOO acres, more or less, being the place now owned by William 1). Odom, and known as the Taylor place, in the 4th dist. of Pulaski county, and lot No. 198, and 800 acres, more or less, ol lots Nos. 186 and 198, being the lots, and parts of lots on which the plantation of William D. Odom, is now in the possession of William Robuck, in the 4tli (list, of Pulaski county: also the steam savv mills, situated on lot 198, with all and sin gular the appurtenances of said steam saw mill; levied 011 as the property ol William D. Odom, to satisfy the following fi-tas from Puluski Superior court: oue in fuvor of Henry Phelps vs. William D Odom principal, and James W. Lathrop security ; ope in fuvor of Iver son L, Harris vs. William I). Odom ; or.B in fuvor of M. AT. Grace vs. William D. Odom; one in favor of Oliver Jones vs. William D. Odom; oue iu lavor of Rav, Phelps A Cos. vs. William 1) Odom ; one in favor of Abner L. Lipput vs Samuel Nobles maker, aud Wil liam D. Odom endorser; and one from Pulaski Interior court in favor of P. F. D. Scarborough vs. William D. Odom. Also one negro woman by tbe name of Sophia, about 35 years old, and her child some 15 months old ; levied on as the property of Green S. Howell, to satisfy the following named fi-fas. from Pulaski Superior court: — Curtis Daniel, Dewitt Bradshaw, John 11. Newton, M. A T. Grace, and James McCrary, all vs. Green S, How ell. Also lot of laud, No. not known, but known as the place whereon James Pugh now lives, in the 2 st dist. of Pulaski county, and one yoke steers, 15 head ot slock eaUie, and 94 head of sheep, more or less; levied ®ri as the property of James Pugh, to satisfy three fi fas. from Pulaski Superior court: onein favor of Daniel Rawls surviving partner vs. James Pugh ; one in fu vor of Henry It. Beers \s. .tames Pugh ; and one in fa vor of Daniel At. McCabe vs. Jamas Pugh. Also one negro man by the name ol Ciesar; levied ou as the prppeuy William G. Wood, to satisfy two ti fas. lrotn l’ulaski Superior court: one iu favor ol Carhart, Bro. A Cos. vs. William G. Wood, and oue iu favor of James McCrary vs. William G. Wood. teb 27 Miles bembry’, p e p. sh’ff. Houston hherh f sale.- wsybeitu before the Court House daor in the town of Per ry, within tbe legal hours ol sale, on the first Tuesday in April next, the following property, to-wit: Oue lot ofland in the ninth district of Houston, No. 2**6, con taining 202]., acres; also one baifof lot, No. not known, adjoining Fort Valley on the east, aud William Harris .on the north, containing lo Iji acres; also nine negroes, to-wit: William, a u<au, yellow complexion, 36 years of age; George, a boy 14 years of age ; Peter, 14, Dur gau, 17, Braswell, a boy, 9, Maria, a woman, 23, Lucmd, a woman, 23, Eliza, 17, aud Martha lo years of age,— Levied on as the property of Mat hew Dorsey, by virtue of a ti-fa. issued from Houston Superior Court, in favoi of James P. Flewellen, vs. Mathew Dorsey. Proper iv pointed out bv defendant. fob M W F. LILLET, Dept Sh’lF DOTS. A lull assortment ol Dents, une French Calf Boots, pump sole, welted aud waler proof, of arious kitui, ana qualities, both sewed aud pegged. - Just received and for sale low by net tv 9a MIX A KIRTLANI) PLOW Steel, assorted, from 6 to 12 inches, for sale by NATHAN WEED. Macon. Ga., jan 9 Sheriffs’ L ’ ; PSON SHERIFF SALE.— WiII be sold be ‘ foi c the Court-house door in the town of Thomas ton, Upson county, on the Ist Tuesday in April next, within the legal hours ot sale, the following property, to wit: Two dwelling houses and lots in the town of Tbom aston —one situated in the north back square of said town, near the Thomaston k Baruesville Railroad ter minus, now occupied by Thomas L. Walker, and the other of said lots situated in the south back square of said town, adjoining the Parsonage on lhe west, and now occupied by Dr. Thomas O. Heard; both or said lots being levied upon as lhe property of Thomas U. Walker to satisfy sundry fi-tas. issued from Upson Su perior court, to wit: one in favor of Gage, Sloan A Dales vs. Thomas L. and D. V. Walker; one in favor of Wright, Grilliih k Cos. vs. Thomas L. Walker, and one in favor of Petit, Harris, England & Cos. vs. Tho mas L. and D. N. Walker. Also the hotel and lot now occupied bv .Moses D. Johnson, situated in the north front square of Thomas tou ; said hotel and lot being levied upon to satisfy sundry 6 fus. issued from the Superior court of Upson couutv, to-wit: one in favor ot James Trice and Svka il us Gibson, Ex’rs., vs. Moses D. Johnson, principal, and Win. A. Cobb, surety; one in favor of James An derson vs. Mooes D. Johnson, M. H. Sandwich and William Crawford ; one in favor of Isaac B William son vs. Moses D. Johnson, principal, and Obadiab C. Gibson, surety ; one in lavor of Thomaston & Barnes viile Railroad Company vs. Moses D. Johnson ; one m favor of Alexander A, Greene vs. Moses D. Johnson ; vne in favor of Thomaston A Bartlesville Railroad Cos. os. Moses D. Johnsou, principal, and Bunvell W. Jackson, eudorser. Also oue grey marc about six years old, and one two borse wagon and harness; levied on as the property of Charles Wilson, to satisfy sundry ti-las. issued from Upson Superior court, to-wit: one in favor ol Ross A Brother; one in fitvor of Wright, Griffith A Cos. vs Charles Wilson; one in tavor of James Flynn vs. Charles Wilson, principal, and Robert Smoot, eudors er. Also one bay mule, one buggy and one barouche, 3 bed steads and folding table, and 1 secretary; also i matrass, 15 chairs, 1 pine table, 2 bread-trays and sif ter, 2 stone jars, aud 1 jug; 1 fire shovel and tongs, 1 smoothing iron, iron rake, Ac.; levied ou as the pro perty of Thomas G. Black, to satisfy a ti-ta issued from Upson Superior court, in favor of Townsend, Arnold A Cos. vs. Thomas G. Black. Also one dwelling bouse and lot in the north back square in the town of Thomaston, known in the plan ot said town a lot No. seven (7); levied on to satisfy two ti-fas. issued from Upson Superior court —one in favor of Thomaston A Bartlesville Railroad Cos., ano the other in favor of D. T. A F. M. Richardson, for the use of CoDkling and Shepherd, both against John R. Shock ley*. Also lot No. 7 in said town of Thomaston, to satisfy one ti fa. issued from Upson Superior court, in lavor of Owens C. Sbai man vs. John It. Shockley and Henry T. Brown, as partners. Said last mentioned lot is also levied upon and will be sold to satisfy two fi fas. issuec from Upson Superior court—-one in lavor of James Adams, and the other in favor of Thomaston A Barnes ville Railroad Company vs. Henry T Brown. Also oue sorrel horse about eight years old ; levied on as the property of Green T. Hancock, to satisfy a fi fa. issued from Upson Superior court in favor ot Swift A Ruggles vs. Green T. Hancock. leb 27 GEORGE J LEWIS, Sb’ff. HOUSTON APRIL SALE.— WiII be sold be fore the Court House door in Perry, Houston county, on the first Tuesday in April next, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to-wit; One house and lot in Henderson, Houston county, containing about 6% acres, adjoining lands of Robert Brown and others; levied on as the property ol Jesse R Horn, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Houston Superior Court, in favor of John Laidler, Sr., vs. Jesse R. Horn. Also, one negro girl, Patience, 10 or 12 years old, levied on as the propel ty of Henry S Ray, to satisfy a fi fa from Houston Superior Court, in tavor ot Arthui Watson, Survivor Ac., vs. said llenrv S. Ray. Also, a negro man uamed Simon, St) or 35 years old, levied on as the property ol John Chancey, to satisfy a ti fa trom Houston Superior Court, in favor ot Henry J. Lamar, vs. said John Chancey. ALEXANDER LEE, Sh’tf. Also, at the same time ami place, will be sold, one mulatto boy, about 10 years of age, named Orrin, levied on as tbe property of William L. Hunt, by virtue of a ti la from Houston Superior Court, in favor of Benjamin M. Brantly, vs said William L. Hunt, principal, and Daniel C.'Culpepper, security; property pointed out by said security. Also, one Cotton gin, levied on as tbe property of Isaac Alger, to satisfy a fi fa from Houston Superior Court in favor of Robert Watson, vs. said Isaac Alger. Also, lot of land No. 176 in the 6th district of Hous ton county, together with its improvements, levied on as the property of Benjamin A. Graham, by virtue of a fi fa from Houston Superior Coutt, in favor ot Carver A Johnson, vs. said Benjamin A. Graham; property pointed out bv the Defendant. H. J. CLARK, Dept. Sta’ff. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold, one house and lot containing two acres, more or less, in the 9th district of Houston county, No. Eot known, but known as the Lightfoot house, opposite C. D. Ander son, now occupied by J. R. R. Haddock, levied on as the property of S. M. Haddock, to satisfy oue fi la issued from the Justices’ Court of tbe 62*th District, G. M., in favor of William Caruthers, vs. S. M. Haddock, feb 27 W. F. LILLY, Dept_Sh’ff. Macon april sale.—win be sold before the Court-house door in Oglethorpe, on the Ist Tuesday in April next, within the usuul hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: One improved lot in the town of Marshallsville, con taining 5 acres, more or iess, situated east of the Bap tist Church, on the road leading east through the town, occupied by Benj. L. Johnson; levied on and to be sold as his property, to satisfy one ti fa. issued from Macon Superior court, in tavor of Jas. G. Oliver A Cos. vs. Benj. L. Johnson. Also, all the unsold lots in the (own of Montezuma, Nos. not known, but all vacant ; levied ou as the pro perty of John M Felton and Jolm T. Biown, to satisfy one fi-fa. issued from Macon Superior court in favor of Hill A Jackson vs. John M. Felton principal, and John T. Brown security. Property pointed out by John T. Brown. Also the interest of John M. Fellon in the same pro perty, to satisfy one fi fa. in lavor of E. J. Johnson vs. John Al. Felton ; one in tuvor of Allen W. Marshall vs. John M. Felton, also in favor of Ai water A Basset vs. John M Felton. JNO. L. PARKER, SU’ft. feb 23-43 Also at the same time and place, Lots of land Nos. OS, 6 and 92, in ihc 13th disirict of originally Musco gee, now Macon count} - levied on as the property of John T. Hankinson, to satisfy a ti fa issued from the Superior Court of said county iu favor of Josiah Hilis man vs. said Hankinson. Also all of bli>ck letter K, containing four lots, Nos. 1,2, 8 and 4; and lot No. 4in block letter G, together with the improvements thereon, in the town of Lanier, inj-aid county; also <ne writing de.ik levied ou as the property ot Littleton L. Snow, to satisfy a ti fa issued from the Superior Court of said county in favor of William Tavlor vs. L. L. Snow, principal, and Slaughter Hill, security —property pointed out by Slaughter Hill. Also all of block letter J, containing four lots, Nos. 1,2, 8 aud 4, with the improvements thereon, in the town of Lanier, in said county; and also six acres of land, more or less, adjoining said block letter J—levied on as the property ot Shemuel N. Dawson to satisfy three fi fas in favor of A. A. Danfortb vs. S. N. Daw son, maker, aud F. T. Snead, endorser feb 27 THOMAS DIXON, D. Sli’ff. Houston april sale.-whi be sold be lore the Court house door in Perry, Houston coun ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: A house and lot in Fort. Valley, in said county, known as the place whereon James R. R. Haddock now resides on the east side of the Railroad, opposite the residence of C. D. Anderson, containing two acres, more or less, levied on as the property of Solomon M. Haddock, to satisfy two fi fas issued Irom Houston Superior Court, one in favor of Andrew J. Rountree, ana the other in favor of Benjamin Lightfoot, both against Juines R. R. Haddock and Solomon Al. Haddock. Also, two mare mules, one a dark brown, and the other u mouse color, levied on as the property of James U. 11. Haddock, to satisfy a fi fa from Houston Superior Court, in favor of Benjamin Lightfoot vs. James R. R. Haddock and Sol >mon Al. Haddock. Also, a pair of Bay horse ponevs and a buggv, levied on as the property of James R. R. Haddock, to satisfy two fi fas issued from Houston Inferior Court, oue in favor of Andrew J Rountree and tbe other in lavor of Benjamin Lightfoot, and both against James R. R. Haddock aud Solomon Al. Haddock, feb 13 WM F. LILLY, Dept. Sh’ff. Macon county’ sheriff sale.— Will be sold on the first Tuesday m April next, before the Court house door in the town of Oglethorpe, Alacou county, Georgia, within legal hours oi sale, the lollowing property, to-wit: Joe, a negro fellow about 55 years of age; Adaline, a woman about So years of age; Laura, a girl about 10 years ot age, audScilla, a girl about to years of age— all of said negroes ot yellow complexion—and the en tire stock of Drugs and Medicines belonging to and in the store of (except such as are known as the Patent Medicines) defendant. All ot the above property lev ied on ti) satisfy a distress warrant issued at the ia stnnce of A. 1.. Watkins against Fletcher T. Snead. Also levied two ii fas. on the drugs and medicines aforesaid —one in favor ol Cauby A Hatch, and the oth er in favor of Popplin A Thompson, against said Snead. Also at the same time and place, one house and lot in the town ot Oglethorpe, known iu said town us lot No. 12, in square 3 ; levied on to satisfy a ti-ta. issued from tbe Justice’s court of the 1070ih G. M., of said county, in favor of Egbert W. Allen vs. James R. Nel son. Levy made and returned to me bv constable, feb 27 DANIEL KLECK LEY, Dep. 8b fi. Macon may mortgage sale.-whi be sold on the Ist Tuesday in May uext, betore the Hourt house door, in the town of Oglethorpe, Macon county, within the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing property, to wit: A negro man named Joe, of about 40 years of age, and yellow complexion; a uegro woman, Adaliue, aged about 35 years, yellow complexion ; a negro girl nam ed Scilla, about 10 years of age aud ol yellow complex ion, and negro girl named Laura, aged about 10 years, of yellow complexion; levied on as the property ol Fletcher T. Snead, to satisfy a Mortgage ti la., iu favor ot William W. Clay vs. said Snead. Property pointed out iu said Mortgage fi-fa. feb 27 DANIEL KLECKLEY, Dep.Sh’fL Pa pc*r. rt REAMS Printing Puper, and Wrapping Paper, from Rock Island Mills, Columbus, Ua., for sale by mar 5] CATER Jt BOWDKE, Sales. VDM INTSTR VTRIX’S SA T -Will be sold ou tbe lt Tuesday in May ne . O-fore the Court house door in Biub couutv. Lot No. . -qitate 75, W est Range, in the citv of Macon, belongu.g to the estate ol Wm. G. Smith, decea-ed. and sold for the benefit of his heirs. MARY ANN SMITH, Adm’x. mat 12 50-tds VDJIINISTRATOR’S SALE -Will bo void on the first Tuesday in April next, betore the Court house door in i be town of Forsyth, Monroe coun ty Ga. between lb- usual horns of sale, tbe estates in terest in lhe widows Dower, of the lauds belonging to the estate of Littletnu Johnston of said conojv, deceas ed, consisting of 13 • acres, situated iu the 14th distric of said couutv, ou tbe Towaliga River, near Hunlini: Shoal. JOHN SHANNON, ) , feb 13 40d _ JAS. M. CI.OWHi. > Aflm r ~’ - 4 DMINISTR TOR’S SALE.- Will be sold J\_ at the Court bouse iu Forsyth, Monroe county, on the first Tuesday in April next, lhe Mlowiug negroes, to-wit: Lewis, about 05 years old; Nat, about 35; Gloss, about 2s; Rosella, about 60; Samantha, about 29 years, and her four children. Sold as the property ot Elizabeth Evans, deceased, late of said county, undei an order from the Coutt of Ordinary, feb 13-40d* JAMES H. EYANS, Adm’r. 4 DMINISTRATOR’S SALE. —Will be sold il, before the Court house door in the town of But ler, county of Taylor, on the first Tuesday in April next, all of the lands belonging to the estate ot Joel Bird, late of said county, deceased, with the encumber unceof the widows Dower. Sold by order of the Hon orable, the Court of Ordinary of said county ; sold for distribution to the heirs of said estate. Terms on the day of sale. feb 13 46-40d JAMES T. HARMON, Adm’r. Citations. G 1 EORGIA, BibbCouiity.—Whereas William r Ryder applies to me for letters of administration i>n the estate of Matthew Johnson, late of said county, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by luiv, to show cause (if any they have) why said letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand in of fice March 15th, 1856. W. T. MASSEY, marl 9 51*5t Ordinary. (1 EORGIA, Upsou County.—Court op Or- A din ary, March Adjourned Term, 1856. It being represented to the Court that Erasmus J. Dozier, administrator of the estate of Tarpley T. P. Holt, deceased, has removed beyond the limits of this State: It is therefore ordered that the said Erasmus J. Do zier be and appear at the Court of Ordinary to be held in and tor the said county of Upson on the first Mon lay in May next, and show cause (if he has so remov ’d) why his letters of administration do no - abate, and why administratorde bonis non should not beappoint •and on said estate; and that this rule be published ia ‘lie Georgia Journal A Messenger, of Macon, for forty days before the said first Monday in May next. A true extract from the Minutes ot said Court, this 14th March, 1856. WM. A. COBB, marl 9 51 40d Ordinary. GEORGIA, Upsou County.—Court of Or dinary, March Term, 1856.. Whereas James Anderson, guardian of the persons and property of Bobt. B. Gardner, Geo. A. Gardner, Wesley F. Gardner ‘ ow dec’d.,) and Sterling Gard ner, orphans oi Sfer’ii g C irdtier, deceased, having closed his said guardianship, a, plies for letters of dis mission : It is therefore ordered that said letters will be gran>- ed ou the first Monday in May next, unless cause to the contrary be shown ; and that this rule be published a required by law, that all persons concerned may have due notice thereof and govern themselves accordingly. A true extract from the minutes of said Court. marl 9 51-40d] WM. A. COBB, Ord’y. G't EORGIA, Monroe County.—Whereas Ari- I osto Hump has applied to me for letters of ad ministration, with the will annexed, of Thomas M. • Hai up, late of said county, dec’d.: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law. - , to show cause (if any they have) why said letters should not be gianted. Given under my hand at office, March 10th, 1856. marl 2 50-stj E. G. CABANISS, Ord’y. ("i EORGIA, Monroe County.—Whereas Jas. X A. C. Wynn has applied to me fqr letters of guar dianship of Henry Burgayof said county, minorand or phan child of Thomas G. Burgay, deceased, under four teen years of age; These are herefore to cite and admonish all andsin gular the kindred and parties interested, to be and ap pear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause (if any they have) why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, March 10th, 1856. marl 2 50-st] E. G. CABANISS. Ord’y. C'l EORGIA, Bibb County.—Whereas Wm. P. I Goodall applies to me for letters of guardianship of the property of Mary Boon and Sarah Boon, minors of Dr. John Boon : These are therefore to cite and admanisb all and sin gular the kindred and parties interested, to be and ap pear at my office within tbe time nrescribed by law, to showr cause, if any they have, whv said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand this Feb. 22d, 1856. feb 27 48-fit] WM. T. MASSEY, Ord’y. GEORGIA, Pulaski County,—Whereas John A. Allman applies to me for letters of guardian ship of tbe persons and property of Mary Jane Flowers aud James Flowers, orphan and minors of David Flow ers, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin gular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed bv luw, to show cause (if any they have) why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand in office, this 25th February, 1856. THOS. L. TAYLOR, Ordinary. feb 27 48-5 t / i EORGIA, Taylor County.—Whereas Sea VX born Montgomery applies to me for letters of ad ministration on the estate of Mary Grigory, late of said county, dec’d.; Ibe kindred and creditors of said deceased will file • their objections, if rdv they have, in my office, in terms of ihe law, or letters will be granted. Given under my band at office the 29th Februarv, 1856. JOHN STURDEVANT, Ord’v/ mar 5 49-5 t / 3 EORGIA, Taylor County.—Whereas Sea vj born Montgomery applies to me for letters of guardianship of the person and property of William G. Grigory, orphan child of George W. Grigory, dec’d.; AH persons concerned are required to be at my of fice and file their objections in terms of the law, if any they have, or letters will be granted to applicant. Given under my band at office the 29th February, 1850. _JOHN STURDEVANT, Ord’y/ EORGIA, Taylor County. —Whereas, J Gideon M. Davis applies to me for letters of Ad ministration de bonis non on the estate of Reuben B. Davis, late of said county, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin gular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause (if any they have) why said letters should not be granted. (liven under mv hand in office, this 22d dav of Feb ruary, 1856. JOHN STURDEVANT, Ordinary. feb 27 4S-5t GEORGIA, Macon County.—Whereas J- F. Lofley and Margaret Lofley apply to me for let ters of administration on the estate of William Lofley, late of said county, deceased : These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to show cause, if ar y they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand this 25th February, 1556. 4S-st_ W. J. COLLINS, Ordinary. 1 EORGIA, Macon County.— Whereas, E. W. * J Allen, applies to me for letters of administration on the estate of Allen Sutton, late of said countv, de ceased : These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin gular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be aud appear at my office within the time prescribed bv law, to show cause (if any they have) why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, this March 4th, 1856. mar 5-5 t W. J. COLLINS, Ordinarv. j Fslray Notice. G 1 EORGIA, Upson County.—To the Clerk Sos the Inferior Court of said Countt: i’et u r I’. Butts ot the47 ,| th dist., G. M., in said coun ty, tolls before me as an eslrav, taken up upon the free hold of him, the said Peter P. Butts, in said couutv and district, a mouse colored mare mule, supposed to be 12 or 14 years old, with tfie right eye out, with slight ma-ks ot the collar, and somewhat robed on the hind legs with the single-tree; 5 feet and 11 inches high; appraised by John S. Jackson and John B. Kendall, fi ee-holdei sol said County and district, to be worth $lO. Given under mv hand and official signature, this the 16th day of February, 1856. JOHN W. BROWN, J. P. Given under my hand and official signature, thissth March, 1850. ANSEL T. SHACKELFORD, mar!9 s’-2t Clerk I. C. Etras Notice. f t EORGIA, Upson County.—Tolled before ‘7 me, James Shuptrine, a Justice of the Peace, in and for the 561st dist., G. M., in said county, by J. J. Gloves, one bay mule, taken upon the free-hold of him, I lie said J. J. Groves, supposed to be four years old ; appraised by John P. Murry, and Andrew P. Jackson, to be worth fifty dollars. Given under my hand and official signature, this the 14th of February. 1856. JAMES SHUPTRINE, J. P. A true extract from the Estrav Book. Given under my hand and official signature, :bisstb ot March, 1856. ANSEL T. SHACKELFORD, mar 19 51-2 t Clerk. I. C. Yolice. TYIBB INFLRIOK COURT wilt be adjourned unti the-sth Monday in this month, (March) on aceouut of its conflict with Twiggs Superior Court; the Bar gen erally consenting thereto. Parties, Jurors, Witnesses and others will uct accordingly. R. F. OUSLEY, j. i. c. A. RICHARDS, J. i. c. m*r 12 50-3 t HENRY WOOD, j. i. c. 1 efcfcfttes. Dr.JAS. M’CLINTOCK’S MEDICINES TH IS is to certify that I have placed in the h „„i „ Messrs. A. Cushman - k Cos., New York, ih e ie C .? of my “ Family MediC’nes,” with my full aaijmi-yT prepare and offer them for popular use. They aie ° a** I have been in ihe habit of retnninerdMig scribing tor many years, and uis my u e!.Ji l j la p ’ e ’ zenerai introduction of these remedies would h U * rnauy respects a public benefit. Iu securing ope r atiou of Mr Alexander Cushman, who j s :i jloo - Chemist, and practical Apoth many years’ experience, I am enabled trfassu Jit public that they will be prepared in the best, j. * and most perfect form, regardless of expense ’ P tiW ’ JAS. McCLINTOCK, M. D The College of Pharmacy in the City of X. Y of , To all tclunn it may concern : *’ Whereas, Alexander Cushm an has served a reo-iii apprenticeship to tbe Drug and Apothecarr burm/ ar has attended two full courses of lectures in the Sch of Pharmacv of said College, aud after an exam by tbe Board of Trustees mid the Professor, is Jeem^ Qualified to prepare and dispense medicines, and c, uct the business of Druggist aud Apothecary h, ° therefore declared to be a Graduate in the C'niL e Pharmacy of the City of New York. ‘ 2 e of Iu testimony whereof arehereuntoannexed thes'o tures of the proper officers and the seal of the said !ege tb is eighteenth day of March, in the year one thro sand eight hundred and forty*seveu. u B. W. McCREADY M I) Professor of Materia Medica and Pliaruiar,, lawrexce RKin Oliver WLHAtJ, Presided. John H. Currie, ■- Vice Presidents Geo. D. Cogokshall, ) Attest—John Mfakim, Secretary. TO ASTHMATICS AND SUFFERERS FRmi IIOOPING-COUGH. UM Read the following from the Rev. J. Y. Watson F3 itor of the Christian Advocate, Chicago: 1 Office of the Christian Advocate, Sept. 20 ls - ,'- Dr. Jas. McCli.vtock : Respected -Sir—For the r two years I have occasionally used vour ‘Asthma R e , edy, being an asthmatic of the first degree, in fact never wholly free from it at any time. I may have used £ all some four bottles, only using it when paroxisms great severity set in. After having compassed sea and land for the past sixteen years in search of a reniedv i hat should act as a mUigant, at least, I must most mi hesitatingly, give my preference to vour preparation over anything that I have ever used, and would not be without having it iu the house for any hun.au coa. sideration. Most respectfullv, JAMES V. WATSON Editor N. W. Christian Advocate, Chicago, iff. This remedy is equally as'onishing in Hoouimr Cough, which is immediately relieved bv its use whi e it may be given with safety to the youngest child. The following certificate is from a well-known citizen aud newspaper agent: To Messrs. A. Cushman A Cos: Gentlemen—As a duty both to tou and to the public I beg to inform you that I was relieved from a most dial tressing attack of pain in the boweis and vomiting a few days since, bv a single dose of Dr. Jas. McCiintock’g Diarrhcza Cordial. I had suffered intensely for sev eral days, and had tried several remedies in vain Permit me to add this grateful testimonial to the many in your hands ol the extraordinary value of this life. saving medicine I consider that while these sudden attacks of bowel complaiuts are so prevalent, every person should be provided with so cheap a remedy. 3 Yours, respectfully, R. WALSH No. 137 Elizabeth street, N. Y. FROM MADAME GRI.-m AND M. MARIO THE GREAT OPERA SINGERS. Gentlemen—l am requested bv Madame Grisi to express to you her thanks for the Pectoral Strcp, urepared by Dr. James McCiintock, which vou were so kind as to send to her. It also came very opportunely tor me, as I was suffering from a violent cold, caused by the sudden change of the atmosphere, but which, • hanks to the Pectoral Syrup, has been almost immel diafely cured. Accept, Messieurs, the assurance of my most distin guished consideration. • MARIO. ASTONISHING CUKE OF AN ULCER Ezra Harper, Esq., of Martin’s Ferrv, Ohio, writes as follows: I have had an ulcer in my head for five years, which has been a jrreat source of affliction to me. For three vears I have had paralysis or Xumh Palsy, from the effects of it. During that time I tried evervthino- that seemed likely to benefit me, but found nothing that would do so, until I used Dr. James AJcClinlock’s Al teratdb Sircp, which bas performed almost a mira cle. It has extracted a portion of tfie bone where the seat of the ttleer was, it pussing down through invnose from above the eye. HOOPING COUGH. This is one of the most distressing and dangerous of that stereotyped group of diseases which seems to be the natural inheritance of childhood. When neglected, it often terminates fatally, or lays the foundation of those terrible affections of the throat and lungs which annually sweep off so many thousands of our popula tion. The ASTHMA AND HOOPING-COUGH REMEDY Is a standard medicine throughout tbe Union, and is especially popular in the South. A short time ago all the principal druggists in Savannah, Ga., published a certificate vouching for its efficacy, as follows: It is to be hoped that all who are suffering from Hooping Cough will give this article a fair trial. He can recommend, it. A. A. Solomons A Cos., J. B. Moobe k Cos., W. W. Lincoln, J. E. De Ford. J, M. Turner; NOTICES OF THE PRESS. _ New York Trilunf. His medicines were few and simple, wbile they often produced cures in cases that had been given up as hope less, to the surprise of all. We have no hesitation in recommending to those who would preserve their health, a free use of the best purifying medicine known to modern science, viz: Dr. James McClintock’s Alte rative Syrup. New York Herald. The whole list of Dr. James McClintock’s Medicines should be kept in the house of every careful family in case of emergency. Daily Times. The wisest and best men in the country have been patients of Dr. James McCiintock; some of our great est physicians been his pupils. Home Journal. We would urge all who are afflicted with symptoms of Irritation of the throat and lungs to procure and use without delay Dr. James McCiintock's Pectoral Syrup, with our guarantee that from the commencement of it* employment they will feel the most surprising relief. Evening Mirror. I)r. Jamas McClintock’s Medicines are triumphantly sustaining the great reputation of their inventor. Rav ing been ourselves benefited by them, we take pleasure in recommending them to all. New York Day Book. “ Let medicine alone.” says the Surgical Journal, till it is prescribed by a competent man.” Nevertheless we have tried Dr. James McCiintock’* Diarrhoea Cordial, in case of Diarrhoea, and found it * sure remedy. New York Ledger. Our confidence in tbe efficacy of Dr. James McClin tock’s Diarrhoea Cordial is unbounded. Everybody should have it. It is the prescription of an eminent physician. New York Express. Dr. James McClintock’s Dyspeptic Elixir is the only really scientific remody ever introduced to the public. One bottle Las to our knowledge cured a case of dys pepsia of long standing. Christian Advocate, Chicago. We call the attention of our brethren to the fact, that Dr. James McCliutock’s Family Medicines will b* found worth more than nine tenths of all medicines so much lauded and extensively used. Mobile Advertiser. Dr. James McClintock's Alterative Syrup is the suited to the wants of a southern climate. It is com pounded of the juices of many heating and s.rengthen mg plants, and is unequalled by any peyparatiou ever introduced. A. CUSHMAN k Cos., Sole Proprietors, 121 Ful ton street, New York, to whom orders may be addressed. DRS. FITZGERALD k NOTTINGHAM, april 18 2-1 y A gen ts for Maeon __ SCIRHUS BREAST CAN BE CURE^ LET THE PUBLIC READ! IN mercy to the afflicted, and tbe gratitude and high opitiion I entertain of DR. MOSELY as a surgeoa and physiciun, I deem it my duty to mention the case of my wife, hoping at the same time that all persons similarly afflicted may be benefited by it. In the brst part of this year, my wife had several small * um PS make their appearance in her breast; they continued to increase in size, until the whole breast became a dis eased mass, and very painful. I procured tbe best medical aid in the city of Rome, and notwithstanding the earnest and faithful attention of our most skilltu* physicians, she continued to grow worse aod worse, until they gave the case up as incurable, aDd advised amputation. I was advised by many of my friends to visit Dr. Moseley, of Griffin, Ga., which I did, and, as tonishing as it may seem, he had her entirely cures icithin one month, and she is note in goo/ health .’ 1 would advise all who are afflicted with Scirrhtts, and Cancerous affections, to visit tbe Doctor without delay, as I am satisfied by experience aDd observation, that he is the most skilllul physician in the Seuthern States, in the treatment of that horrible disease —Cancer. WM. H. MITCHELL, M. E. MITCHELL, 16tf Daughter of J- W. Bradbury, Rome, DR. SANFORD’S I3VIGORATOB IS recommended to the public, relying upon it* 1D ‘ trinsic excellence to secure it favor. For all Bilious Attacks, it may be truly .and relied upon as being fully capable of removing the dt* - eases for which it is recommended, and lor gimg luue and vigor to the general system. Its qualities have beeu fully tested in a long practice, by the proprietor. Through the urgent soheuaoo 114 many, who have used aud been beueutted by it, the pro prietor has beeu induced to place it betore the pudne. For all Bilious Derangements, Sick Headache, Chron ic Diarrhcea, Habitual Cosuveness, Bilious Colic, D'* - pepsia Pain in the Stomach and Bowels, General De bility, Female Weakness, Ac. Tor sale by Druggists generally, and by G*o- Payne and by J. H. k W. S, Eliii Mscon, Ga. and also by Sanfbs A Oe, N. Y. lab 20 47-J