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last night was o dense that Jonney was smujjirlod through the back door as soon as tin* concert closed, ami took the cars tor Springfield. £?£*'Extract from a private letter:—l was at liowndea and Thomas courts. In those counties if l am not very much at fault the vote for Col. dackson will be death to the hopes of the great Constitutional l : niou Humbug party in this District. Our friends claim 100 majority in Lowndes and 200 in Thomas. Their calculation according to appearances, is a very reasonable one for the Southern Rights cause there. We .lose no Democrats worth counting, and gain largely from the Whigs. In Thomas fully onc-third, perhaps more. Caution to Ladies.—-A Cincinnati paper states that I). Mnz/.ey was one day last week called on to perform a singular operation upon the head of a Voting lady living on John street. It appeared that she had been in the habit of twsting and tying her hair so tightly that the scalp had become parted from the skull, and it was found necessary to open the scalp to re move the matter which had accumulated be neath. This is the first ease of the kind we have ever known. COL. JOHN COCHRAN Tho Southern Rights Candidate for Congress in the‘2d Dis trict, will address the people at the following times ami pla ces : MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Fine Level, :...Tuesday July la Robinson's Cross Rond* Wednesday Id -Montgomery ‘ Thursday 44 17 hitv <’ret- , .Saturday 4 ‘ lit MACON COUNTY. Union Springs -lJ&hw *■ 30 Tuk*egec : .V. Monday 44 31 Notasulga Tuesday ** 33 Auburn Wednesday 44 33 Enon Tuesday 44 31) RUSSELL COUNTY. Adorn Thursday 44 34 Girard ~. Friday 44 35 ViJlula Saturday 4 * 36 HARBOUR COUNTY. ificin’ •Monday ** 38 C.lHVton Wednesday 4 * JO Williamitpn Thursday “31 Atkinson Fridaj Aug. 1 Louisville Saturday ** 2 CONI J R KSSK >N A L ( AN V A SS. The people of Macon count C will be addressed in support ofthc principles of the Southern Rights party, at the follow- I ag times and places: Knox’s Store Friday July 35 Cotton Valley ~Saturday 3d Nnion Springs Monday’ “38 Warrior Stand Wednesday 14 30 Culvert’s House, Iloneycut Friday Aug. I PUBLIC MEETING. The. Southern Rights <’;u*didntes for the Legislature, in RubmU county, Ala., w ill meet their fellow-citizens at the fol lowing times and places: VilhiV Friday J uly 1 i Sam? Fort Saturday 44 13 Veliev Monday 4i It Craw lord Tuesday k ’ 15 I lei mV Wednesday ** Id Opelikk Thursday * 4 IT Salem Friday 4k 1H Waohnnchec Valley Saturday 4 * 10 Speakers will bis present, and address the people. Discus sion is invited. June 3. TELEGRAPHIC. v* J Kr<nn tin* Charleston Mercury.] New York, July 11. The U. ?. Ship 59. Toui*. from ltio, arrived at Norfolk yes terday. The Slcaim-t Georgia sailed to-day fur Chatrros. N*. Baltimore, July 11. There are rumors afloat tlm. Mr. Webster is about retiring from office, ami will visit Europe about the. middle of Au’ gust. The President has approved ik* decision of the Court Martial, acquitting o*l. Talcott. INTELLIGENCE. / latest date K-j.-.^^af.rr-rrrv-tv ... >. sg; \.. lades; date fi t . ylavre June i:t idlest date from Havana .-.June 22 Departure of the Atlantic Steamers. ENGLISH STEAMERS. From Europe. N. York. Poston. Phi In. F.uropa .. ..July 9.. Africa ..July 16.. City of Manchester July 25.. ('arnhria June 28.. .. July 29.. Asia July 5..Ju1y30.. *< aanda July 12.. .. Aug. 6.. America July 19.. Angl3.. Philadelphia July 25.. Niagara July 26.. Africa \ug. 2.. Aug 27.. F.uropa. \ug. 9.. . .Bept.lt.. City of Glasgow Yugl3.. Asia AtiglO. .HeptlO.. City of Pittsburg Pept.l.. AMERICAN STEAMERS. From N. York. Liverpool South’ton. Havre Lafayette ..June 17.. ..June 25.. Franklin.. .. .. ..July 2 Pacific ..July 9.. Washington .. ..July 16. Hnmholdt ..July 30 Hermann Julyl2.. ..Aug 13.. Collin* Julyl6.. Franklin Jiily26.. . .Aug. 27 THE MARKETS. Nrw York, July 10. The Cotton market is unchanged, the sales amounting to 800 hales. New York, July 11. The allies of Cotton to-day amount t 1200 hales. .Middling Upland* are quoted at B!sc. Baltimore, July 11. The, sales of Bio Coffee this week reach 2000 hags at B> J (eF’ 9 cents. The stock on hand is 47,000 bags. Arrlvnls at the C'lialybentc Springs. Ji XeIO.—P. McLaren, J. R. Hull, J. Deblois and lady, Mr. Star, jl. G. Girrard, Mr. Sw ips, Miss Bullock. F. L. Da vis, J. G. Dunlop, L. L. .Brown, W. A. Douglass. Dr. E. Means, <*. Canunell, J. Jackson and lady. J. T. Howard, W. Williams, Col. W. 11. Ellison, J. A. Roberts, I’. P. J.aris, P. i Spencer, J. Cheney. 11. M. Jeter,'Bobt. G. Ware and lady* T. S. Duucan, R. B. Sj>ersons ami lady, James Dent and lady. Mm. Hufman, George W. Brown, Miss M. J. Brown. H. A. Ihiralsou nnd daughter, J. M. ftidlor, Col A. Wellhor, Miss fc‘. Wellbor, Miss W. Wellhor. Miss Caroline Mrs. M. J. Cocliran, Robt. Forsyth ami Lady. R. T. Brice, James ■ 11. Wood and lady. Are authorized to announce the j name rtf JOHN R. STURGIS, as a Candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court of Muscogee county, at the ensuing Election in January next. july3 |yWf nre nutHorl/.ed to announce W.M* B. STOKES S , a Candidate for the office of Clerk of the Su perior Court of Muscogee county, at the ensuingrfdcclion in January next. jwlv3 MARRIED, In Tulhotton, on the evening offhe Hill inst. bv the Rev. James B. Jackson, of Coilinsworth Institute. Talbntton, Ga., ! Mr Jamks M. Cook, of Muscogee county, to Miss Elizabeth A. Boynton, of TallKttton. S3OO REWARD AI ril-l- he paid tor the arrest of JOHN B. GRIFFIN, who • I? killed James Toler by stabbing him, on Tuesday the Bth July inst. Said Grillin is about six feet high, spare built, ! dark complexion, thin faced, blue eyes, black hair, and has \ n somewhat dow ueost look, is mjd rather a hard swearer, and verv talkative: he niiii a woinm’Trrnxta/i.d pari of the head, and tin* hair sheared off close round the j wound—and is about 35 ycara old. The above rewai l will ML paid for his arrest, by VV. J. TOLER, ! At Waverly Hall Post Office, j Augusta (lironielo and New Orleans Picavune, ill copy fi ,rwar, l their accounts to this of- I T. J. COLQUITT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ilucnn Vistn, tin., \I7TLI. practice in the Courts of Marion and # Stewart. in ! vt the Chattahoochee Uircu't—and Macon, l.ieeand Sump ter, oPtlu* Southwestern Circuit. ! Refer eve—lion. W. T. Colquitt, Columbus, Ga. i j j uly 15—ts Mrs. Hentz's New'Novel, ~~"T* EENA: or the Snow Bird —Just received and for sale bv • * f). F. WILCOX, i jnly 12—wtf 2 doors north of Hull k Mows’. PLANTATION FOR SALE. T OFFER for sale my Plantation situated in Talbot counly, about six miles north of Wnverly Hay. adjoining Harris, consisting of three hundred acres, seventy-five of which are open and in a state of cultivation—with well improved Lot, Out-houses Ac., complete. For terms &c., apply 011 the premises to j uly 13—w3t-p’d JESSE MOORE. LIME! LIME! T HAVE on hand and for sale, a good supply of East Tho- . inaston Lime, fresh ami ok tub best quality.— For sale in any (|uantity to suit the purchaser. Apply to Bradford k Snow, or to the undersigned at the Store of Merrv & Woodruff. july 13 —twtf T. W. SCHOONMAKER. POUR Months aft er date application will 1 la* made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Harris county, when sitting for Ordinary Purposes, for leave to sell the Land and Negroes belonging to Nathan E. Batchelor, late of paid county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased.—July 13,1851. —w4m STERLING S. JENKINS. Adm\ NOTICE. DURING my absence from the City, R. 11. Mir nor, Esq., w ill attend to (the Insurance business, of the agency of the Commercial Insurance Cos. of Charleston. S. C. j july 13— w&twtf IJ. J. MOSES, Agent. FOIlWAllDlXf; AM) GKNERAL COM MISSION BUSINESS. rpifE undersigned will continue the above business in all 1 its various branches, and hopes by strict attention to the same, to receive the same liberal support heretofore bestow ed upon him. WM. P. YONGE, Savannah, Sept. 10, *so. ly No. 04, Bay St. STRAYED OR STOLEN I MK >M the residence of the subscriber, in the city of Co -1 lambus, a SORREL HORSE, about T years old. blind in his right eye, two w hite hind feet, and a white spot behind the right shoulder. A liberal reward w ill be paid for the re turn of said Horse, or if stolen, for the detection of the thief, july 10—ts ANN 0. PRYOR. ‘PULL BOSOM SHlßTS— just received at 1 . july 11—twilit .IXO. SMITH'S. CASS PANTS —A beautiful article for I summer wear, just received at july 11 —twlut JXO. SMITH’S. INSURANCE AGENCY. PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN.: Fins and Marine—Chartered in 1835- Capital—paid in—$300,000. IV. CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN’S. CO., HALF.ICH, N. c. Slaves may he Insured at low rates, for two-thirds their value. KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE IN’S. CO., COVINGTON, Kv. (il ARANTEEH Frsil, SIOO,OOO. JOHN MI NN, Agent. Columlms. (Ja.,’7th July, 1851. ftwfim] NEW GOODS. II PIN'S super black Bombazines, black Barege, Swiss ./Trimmings, lace and muslin Under Sleeves, Linen Ilnnd kerehics, fig'd. bl’k- Silks. Cloves, Krc. —just reev’d, bv julyOtt BROKAW, CLEMONS, & CO. ■ OLD RAGS WANTED ! r |MIE Rock Island Factory will pay 4 a pound for 1 clean Colton and Linen Bags, when dtAjyered in quanti ties of 100 tbs. or more, or 3cents when :lefi\ ered in small er quantities, at their Store in Woollens, worsted, rope and l**x£gmg not wanted!* . C • B. crin iy, scc'v. CeHiinotis, .imy 7 —ts DR. R. H, LOCKHART, COLUMBUS, Ga., . Ofku k n1 Mr. Nageley's Residence :—Bksiuenck at Mr. W. Wade’s, on Broad Street. jtilvO—wGni CITY TAX. r I''HE Book has been turned over to me. and 1 am now rca -1 dy to collect the ‘Tax for the present year. Office at the i Store of Charles Mygatt. jime24—tw3t * J- L. HOWELL, Treas. & Col. BELTING! BELTING ! BELTING ! r |MIE subscribers having obtained the Agency of a large I manufacturing House, are prepared to offer to their pat rons nnd the public generally , a superior article of Patent , Stretched Leather Belting, froiu two to fourteen inches in 1 width, and warranted to give entire satisfaction—at prices lower than ever before offered in this market- Also on hnml,- ja good lot of the Rubber Belting, of various widths. Per sons wishing for Belting to run machinery, or Planters wish ! ing for C*in Bands, w ill find it to their interest to give us a call- Also, a good lot of Belt and Harness J .eather kept con i stunt ly on hand. may 13 —wly B. WELLS & CO. NOTICE. \LL persons are hereby cautioned not to buy or trade for . lor a Note made to me by .Martin McGowran, for three hundred dollars, and dated in January last, and due in Julv 1852, il having been stolen from mv house. July B—w3t STEPHEN COAPLANI). NOTICE. r ¥MIK Copartnership heretofore existing between the sub -1 scribers under the name and style of Thomas & Down ing, Is this day by mutual consent, dissolved. The business of* the firm will he closed by L. T. Downing. : nnd, as heretofore, tit the various Courts, by G. H. Thomas. Mr. Downing, at the old office, will give his diligent atten -1 tion to all business that inav be confided to him. G. E. THOM AS. L. T. DOWNING. | Columbus, Ga., June 24, 1851—-jylw4f ANOTHER SALE IN OGLETHORPE. ON Wednesday the 6th of August, next, will be offered for sale in the town of Oglethorpe, the present terminus of the Fontli-Western Railroad, a number of business lots, and also lots of a larger size, for residences. The Railroad is now complete to that place, and the Cars run there daily. Oglethorpe during the past year, has been free from dis ease, from local causes, as mucli so as any pbice in the State. This is no exaggerated statement made'tbr the purpose of misleading any one. The fact in relation to the health of the place, can be established by the citizens residing there. It is known that three Banks have already made arrange-’ incuts for the establishment of Agencies in Oglethorpe, to af ford facilities for the purchase of cotton, and others will doubtless do likewise in time for the business season. Terms. —In consequence of the present scarcity of money, the cash capital will be nearly nominal, the remainder in two equal instalments on the first of’ January next, and the fir>t of January thereafter. Titles will be executed upon the payment of the last instalment, jnlyl2—tds E. G. CABANLSS. BACON! BACON! BACON! < BLB. Cincinnati and St. Louis Bacon, just received I ♦ )\ sandf and for sale low for cash, by june 24 —tl* F. A. FROST. ■ PANTALOONS. BLACK and fancy English, French and American Doe Skins: fancy plaid, English, French. Scotch and Amer ican Cassimeres; black, drab d'ete, and queen's Cloth : black and fancy mohair nnd Coburg Cord ; mixed Tweeds, of ma ny colors: white and fancy Drills; planters’ Linens; Can vas Duck ; striped Linens, and a good variety of plain and fanev Cottonade, at aprilg—wtf WILLIFORD & DANIEL'S. COATS. DRESS. Dress Frocks, Single Breasted Frocks, Sacks Promenades, Polka's, Jeiuiy Linds,of black and fancy Cloths, Cnshmerets, Cassimers Drab D'ete. Italian and Queen's Cloths Mohair Cord, AT,uacca, Brown Buff, Planters’ Linens and Bell Cheeks, &c., &c., at apri!B—hvtf WILLIFORD & DANIEL’S’. VESTINGS. I)L.\CK and fanev figured Silks nnd Satins; white and I ) fancy party Silks and Satins; embroidered Cashmere and Marseilles; plain and figured white and buff Marseilles; fancy and figured and plaid Marseilles; plain apd thnc.v Linen :i ; nri a variety cnnnqt fajl to please ! tn* taste* krotlemMi —made or made !<v .tKo’I I yf, the host sltlc, at nprilfi—twtf WILLIFORD & DANIEL’S, BACON!BACON! / < RAN’ Si VAN PELT have just received a large lot ptfßu- , x I eon. Call and buy. mav2ff —twit INDIAN SPRING, ‘T'HK undersigned heirs leave* to state to the public geier- JL ally, that he is yet the proprietor of the Indian Spring Ho tel, at this plan*, and is now ready to receive company, .lie virtues of the Indian Sprint’ waters have been so lorn? known and so generally testod, that I presume it is not neccs nry here to say anything in their praise. The Proprietor of jin* Hotel has only to add, that in addition to these first requi sites of the Indian Spring as a summer residence, that he has since the last season largely added to the Indian Spring Ho tel, by extending his (tilling room so as to make it equal to anything of tin* kind southard!) : and he has also added ma ny flue rooms for families, as well as for persons without fa milies. He also assures all those who may pleased to call at this old established Hotel, that the best of everything the country affords, sluql ljc provided for their accommodation : and returns his former pledge that no Hotel shall surpass the Indian Spring, and no pains spared to make all comtbrfaole. With this assurance he invites the calls of the public gener ally. j\me2o—w4t F.DW. YARN HR. CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, Merrixvel lier County, [l.fioo FEET A Ito V K Til K LEVEL OF Til K SKA. j r I ‘Hi', undersigned begs leave to inform his friends and the -1~ public, that he has become the Proprietor of this celebra ted Watering Place, and will be preqnred to receive visitors on Hie goth of .May. It is needless to speak of the “Chalybeate” as a summer resort. The salubrity of its climate, and the powerful medi cinal virtues of its waters have been enjoyed and tested by thousands. The Proprietor has only to add, that in addition to these first requisites of a summer residence, he has spared in* efforts to add all the comforts and luxuries of a good Ho tel. Tlie best cooks servants and fare that the country will afford, a line hand of music, and all tin* amusements usually found at such places have been provided. 11 is terms will be moderate.—All lie asks is a trial. Passengers on the stage route from Rnre>\ ille to Col ma lms. can reach the Springs by taking hack at Pleasant Hill. They are situated six miles from the stage road. The dis tance from Greenville is about 12 miles. npriKK)—w&twtf .1A MES WOC >TEX. MESSRS. JOHN FRAZER & CO., OF PHARREPTOX. H AYF. established a branch of their House in Liverpool, under the name of Fua/.ek, Trkmioi.m & f’o The subscriber, ns their Agent, is prepared to make lite ral advances on Cotton, and other produce, consigned to them. mav3l—twfnn S. A. BAILEY. INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC. r |MIE undersigned respectfully informs his former friends 1 and pupil?, tuid the public generally, that lie has retim ed to this city, where lie proposes to devote himself f i,-/ profession as a Teacher of Music. He is now prepared to taken limited number of pupils on the Piono Forte and in Yoe.nl Music, to whom his regular and undivided attention will be given. ST let] at the Music Store of r. Reps & CV, will receive prompt attention. npril23—w&twtf RUSSEL H. HARRIS. WHITE LINENS. \\ r F. have now on hand all the different Nos. of Young** y celebrated Irish Linens, undressed, and warranted ail Flax. For durability, these* Linens are unrivaled, febti—wtf ‘ RROKAW, CLEMONS & CO. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. M ‘ALINE and Louis Napoleon Laces, Capes, Paris work ed Collars and <'nil's. Lace Cnder Sleeves, Jaconet atif! Swiss Rutiles, Thread and Yaletieiennes Laces—just received bv febS—w&twtf RROKAW. CLEMONS & CO. CAUTION! CAUTION! r rMIE public are hereby cautioned against trading for a 1 Note given by the subscriber, a copy of which is annex ed, as I have reason •,from information .-md intimations) t<; believe that the same was fraudulently obtained, as I fear, for stolen property : and i shall not pay the same unless the property, or right is good. June‘2o, 1851. A. K. GRIFFIN fO!V OK NOTE. SIOO On or by the Ist day of November next. I promise to ; ay David Smith or bearer, one hundred dollars for horse* and buggv. value received. < Signed) A. P. fJIFFIN. Opelikti, Ala. juue 29—w&o* if LINEN SHEETINGS. i i Ui* II 1 and .12’-, superior Dundee Linen Shootings.— ■ I” *Also, a large lot of Pillow-case Linens—just recei* <*d bv febU—w&twtf BROK AW, CLEMONS St CO. ’ - J, V CANVASS HATS. - T ATI* If PHt€f’4nvass Hats, suitable for Plant at: *o ose'Jj being cheaper :ni. ;<>*•• durable than wool —just r< M reived a few dozen assort in I si. leb6 —w&twtl* BROKAW. CLEMONS & eO_ NEW YORK ACRICULTURAL WARK-HOUSE. 189 ANl> 191 WATKK STREET. VB. ALLEN & < <have the most extensive assort men. • of Plows, and all kinds of Agricultural and Hortieultu ral Implements and .Machinery. Also all kinds of Field aitf Carden Seeds, and Fertilisers —such as Ouano. Bone Dust Poudrctte. Plaster. See. Tin* American Agriculturist, 32 Pa ges, octavo, h.*md>oniely illustrated, is published monthly. a* | $1 a year. Orders from Planters ami Merchants solicited. A. B. A. &. Cos., refer with confidence to a vast number of gentlemen to whom they arc known throughout the wltoJe south. Solon Robinson. ‘Travelling Agent, will also r eeiveV£ tiers. leh27— w&twtf LAND NOR S A I,E. ON E section of good Land, No. 1 1>, township !4. range 28, in Russell county. Ala., will be sold on good terms. For further particulars apply to Dr. C. Hattie. Eufaula. Ala., or febß—wdm (*. M. BATTLE, La Crange, Ca. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. r IMIE subscribers beg leave respectfully to call tin* ‘*- 1 attention ot Physicians and Planters to their spring £3# • supply of SELECT M EDII IN !*’.S, all of \\ liich are fresh and of the purest quality.—Such as were best ha\>• ZdL been purchased on the lowest terms, anti w e will furnish them at reasonable and satisfactorv prices. COUNTRY PHYSICIANS will have their orders title 1 with the best Medicines promptly—which will be put up neatly, and securely packed. Such Chemicals will he man ufactured to order a.* the exigency of am case mav require. GKSNKit PEABODY. june2o—tf Druggists &. Chemists. RIVER PLANTATION FOR SALE. ‘’I'MIK undersigned having decided lo change his husiuet*. 1 will sell tin* Plantation where he now lives, together with all (*orn. Fodder, Tools, Stock. Arc.. that may he mi hand at the end of the year. The Plantation is on the Ch tahnoehee river, running out to the Florence road,.tqiru-fu.. miles helow Columbus- It contains Ksn aen-s. -JHO aerr-f >n wiiieh is river land, the balance goinl pihe land. 3900 acres cleared and in cultivation, and a coMsider.iHk* quantity besides under fence and partly deadened, ‘The place is well improved, and buihlings all new: amongst them a good frattied Cin-lmuse and Screw, OverseerVfcoiw. &c.. &c. The Dwelling (situated on the Noreiice ro.D is large and well arranged,"containing seven rooms, and a pi azza in front sixty feet long, with all Out-buildings necessity for the convenience and comfort of a family. In tire yam’ is a Well affording ah abundance of excellent water. And the health of the place is good beyond a doubt. To sum up, it is one of the most delightful residences in South western (*oor* gin. On-the place is the best Steamboat Landing Wo and Yard from Columbus to Florence, with an abundance of wend con venient. The place lias many advantages, but the under signed deems it superfluous to emum-retc them, as parties w ill be apt to examine the premises before purchasing- R is desirable to sell, if at all. by the tir-t of)ctoh,-r next.—So the tirst ani)licant w ill stand the best chance for a bargain. W.M. W. CARRARD. Muscogee county. July 8. —wtf BOOTS AND SHOES. “1 T E have just opened a line lot of Boots and Shorn* for’ v Summer w*ar, consisting of gent lemons* Light French Calf Boots : do Patent Leather Boots—fancy legs; do do do Half Boots, do do; —* do do do Congress Ca iters; Morocco and Cloth ‘Top do do Patent Leather low quartered Shoes and Pumps; Ladies’ Silk and Lasting Caiters—every color; do Linen Caiters and flail’ < baiters—lighfeolors; do Kil Slippers and Ties—light colors; do Kid Buskins—thick ami thin soled ; * do Morocco Boots, do do do Misses, Bovs and Childrens’ Shoes—all kinds, july9—twlm WYNNE & t HAND 1 ’ GARRETT'S HAT AND lo r- ‘ r IMIE way to make a saving, ib o J.yrv±j. I and Imy Hats Caps, Hoo'\ , in ‘ r i ,•* •J* C’atTetl s Store ever bought them. Hein** ‘’ noi * s c ' | eatn , r Umn yon M-nmii. :mil prcfcrrii-, ‘■* 1,1 ‘nnpfcnt iwlvihis lv st'tl i-lusini-r il- „ .j;,.. -- n <* >.’ "<“'* I 'iH liuM-li that if „.in v- . J ' r ". *'* l i' l ''' l ?'’ L- sure i', ~„v “ rs ‘!"•*’ I'xl'MV'Wnl. It':", .'■•>’ will ill , .V- ‘ tlll “valmm-, ami ll I iln uot ploav von , price, il .hall coal >on Will- low of lira. a„d . nanl ‘•..cliiißs, Mv good, art* ll now. frc-li and in aoivl jimolO— w'-*m A CIIATTAHOOIUEB PLANT \TXON FOIH SAI.K. r pnj- ‘vr sate hi. i i:r':v ■’ ~, h .. t . I (nhoooheorivor,ton.niios irlow ('o’- 5 , 0n or ,l '* 1 . 1 U9S am- s , and ia woll improved, ha? - m,h,,s - “‘V™'". ™ “n r Oin, and one of the ni..,i eonu'r .‘‘if, f '’ ‘A, t .'Oimlv, For fnrlln-r parlir,i|. ir . •n d>li-tlwidlin-Mn l ort Miivholl, Ala ,or annlv io ) u - ‘ r ‘"* lh< ’ Mlwcr.VL *’ mavitt— wtl • ;' n the prrmlM-*. Ji.'liv \| i i.oi Rjioy BROOKLYN WHITE LEAD. VLOT of this superior lead for sale by GESNER k PEA- { BODY—AIso, Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, of every va riety. . * junc-30—tf VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. fIMIE subscriber offers for sale, ujton such terms as will 1 suit purchasers, both as to price and time of paymeut, his PLANTATION, 14 miles from Columbus, lying on the Lumpkin road, and extending to the river; containing near ly 650 acres, about 300 acres of which is cleared ami in a fine state of preparation. Also, his COTTAGE MILL 11 miles from ‘ofmnbus, oil the same road, and a 700 acre tract adjoin ing. 300 of which is cleared. Tlie Cottage Mill sis well fitted out for making superior flour and meal, as any In the State. Also. Ins comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE north of the City, and 10 acres adjoining: Also, a Wood Lot connected with th* same, 3 miles from it. Any person wishing to buy ! tin- whole, or any part of this property, will do well to call j ami examine the same without delay, as it w ill probably soon • find a purchaser. jiiiu-2*—twtf G. E. THOMAS. To the Creditors of the Bank of Darien. Centr.u. Bank of Georoia. ) Mil fudge ville. May 10, 1851. { j r ¥M?E General Assembly having passed an Act. approved I February 33d. 1850, in which it is enacted ‘that the Di rector of the Central Bank he and he is hereby required to enquire into the outstanding claims” against the Bank of Darien, ••and ascertain and report on what terms they can be I compromised, compounded or gelt led.**—And inasmuch as some of those claims are unknown to this Bank— Notice is hereby given to all and singular the creditors of the Bank of Darien, to report their claims to this Institution, together with the terms on which they can be “compromts. 1 ed. compounded or settled,” on or before the Ist of August ( next, in order that the report required by the act aforesaid-* may he submitted m the next Legislature. By order of the Director, may3o—wllt * A. M. NiSBET, Cashier. j SELLING OFF AT COST! DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING ! AT E. 4c B. MKNDIIEI.M’S UPPER STORE,— -.ONE DOOP. ABOVE CARTER’S BRIO STORE. VS we are desirous of dosing this establishment, in con sequence of the untenable condition of the Stor**, we of fer the entire Stock of Clothing, lints, Caps, Root)*, Siioes, Li lie 11-bos oni Shirts, Under SliirlH, Drawers,— and numerous other articles generally kept in a Clothing 81 ore. AT NEW-Yt )RK COST!—And a* some of the Goods were damaged by the heavy rain on the 17;h inst.. we will sell them ACTUALLY LESS Til AN COST! and no mi-take. We call the attention ofthc public to this rare chance to buy cheap mid fashionable Clothing, most of them having only been made up last spring, and of the latest styles. Please call as early as possible, as we are determined to close this Fiore by the Ist of August next. forget the Store —it is next door above Dr. Car ter’s Drug Store. junc2s—twlm Harness, Saddle and Trunk Manufactory, Llllll pit i 11, Gn. r I"MIE subscribers hog leave to announce to the citizens of .JL Stewart, and adjoining counties, that they are now pre pared to manufacture to order, in superior style, or repair, all description of Harness Trunks Saddles.* Bridles &<’.. which they warrant not to be inferior to any in finish or du rability. < )rders from the country promptly’attended to, and charges light. june3o—tf 7.UCKER k BRIDKXBACH. C. <fc E. S. IiEURISOX <fc CO., DIRECT IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS, Cliarleston, Sontli Carolina, \ I r OUJ.D respectfully inform their friends and those who ’ * purchsise Dry (.’oods in this city, that they are prepared, and are offering a very large and well assorted stock of For eign and Domestic. Staple and Fancy Dry Coods —selected for and particularly adapted fy the Southern Trade. Importing direct, they feel assured of being able to sell Coeds as low in Charleston, as they can be bought in anv other market in the United Stales. They would call particular attention to LINEN GOODS of ev'-ry description: the manufacture w ill be found of the best finish, and perfectly free from anv mixture of Cotton. \lo, to their stock of DRESS COODS. which will be found sec ond to none in the market. Terms cash or eitv acceptances. C. & E. S. KERRJSO.N. & CO., No. *209 King, fobfi—■w r &.t.wtf and N. W. cor. of King & Market sts. Gin Bands and Machinery Belting. f>T. stretched Belting. Ix*st quality- from one to fourteen • mche> ‘ide;Rubbcr Belting, from > inch- wid. : Vulcanized Rubber Packing, from one-eighth to f -eighths thick: for sale low for cash ot approved credit, l*. WADE At CD'S.. june29 East side Broad st. Sign of Colden Saddle. A THE BROKEN BUD : OR, Reininiscciises of a Bereaved Mother.—“ Mow many .Mothers are hereaviHl! Yet, who but a Mother knows l|lhe sorrows of a Mother’s heart? The very record of mater nal experience in these trying scenes, is itself a relief, by breJiking the strange illusion by which ni:iny snppi*se that none other*->ufft-r as they. But, then, such a record shows how those affiiciions may he improved for the highest go<xl, they contain the pearl of great priye. in a casket of grief.— Let those w ho know the anguish of a mother, read for their benefit ami comfort, these reminiscences.’’—[Quarterly Re view, M. E. C. South. For sale bv may 13—ts * D. F. WILCOX. LAW NOTICE. T>EI.BEB -.A- TATE— Attornkys and Covxcei.i.ors at 1 ) Lwv. will practice in Copartnership in the Circuit and Chancery Courts of Russell county, and in the Supreme Court of the State of Alabama. Business entrusted to their care w ill receive prompt and vigilent attention. Jamks E. Hki.skit, i Thomas S. Tatk, Montgomery, Ala. | Crawford. Ala. COTTON AND WOOLLEN FACTORY. rIMIE Coweta Fall o Manufacturing Company at Columbus, J. Da., is regularly engaged In the manufacture of 7 „ Osna burgs. half pound to the yard; \ Osnaburvs: Yanis from -} 12: Cotton Lapping and* Hatting, for Quilts and Mattrasses; iiosi\ v I col’tlA Litiseys of Georgia and Alabama Wool; * do.; Wool Rolls; Double and single Cotton Mattrasses; They also manufacture Customers’ Wool into rolls and T,inse\s. Thev are preparing to manufacture Cotton Stripes of \nrious patterns, and a good article of Woollen Jeans, suitable for gentlemen’s clothing. The goods made within the last 69 dnvs. are far superior to any ever turned out by ibis Mill—audit is the design of the Proprietors to keep them up to the present standard. £ *gr r '|.i>s- than a bale <6OO yards> including all at any one purchase, cannot he sold at the factor}. 50,000 Pounds Wool Wnntel, for Cash, at market prices, or in exchange lor tJoods. f* “Ul orders w ill be promptly attended to. Address, k -COWETA FALLS FACTORY,” inai22* wtf Columbus, Ca. NEW WORKS. r) ECF.IVE!) tins day by A. C. Flkwelf.es & Cos., under V the Post Office—Howard and the Prison World of Eu oj>e; Pemlennis; Eastern Life—Past and Present; Frank Forrest’s Field Sports: Youatt on the Doc; Cufln and the Cubans; Island World of the Paeifie; History of the Polk Administratis*4iForest J.ili*; The Night-side of Nature— ! Ghosts ami Gwst-seers: McKay's Popular Delusions; Views n -:oot, t>\ Bayard Taylor; The Woman of Israel, Vale of Cellars. Iloim* Itiiliienee. Mothers’ Recompense, Woman's . l'riendsnip—!>} Grace Aguatar; Five Years of a Hunter’s Life in the far ulterior of South Africa; The British Colo nies; American E< Ia cation. Columbus, March 5. 1851.—twtf NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH STEAM-SHIP LINE. (WEEKLY.) r plIE new and splemliil Stoam-ships FLORIDA, Capt. 1 I.VON. and ALABAMA. < apt. Lv m.ow. txri.uiging belonging t’ th<* Mow York mill Savannah Steam Naviga tion Cos., ui and after the 11th January, will leave Savannah and New York ever} Saturday until further notice. These Ships are of 1,300 tons register, and unsur|Kisscd|in comfort, xifoty and speed. Travellers leaving Columbus Wednesday night, will have n night's rest :v Slaeon and Savannah —but if they leave on Thursila} night, they eaiPtake the extra train on Wail mad from Maemi on Friday ev\uing. arrive r. Savlbffi** l ’ on Balunlav morning. Cabin paw^ e my. ’ *.le in art^ro’c. \o ksv s : J_ )’ .FORD. ‘ C 0 .% Savannah. . VMI F.L , MITCHELU 194 Front st., jan2o- New York. WATCHES. JEWTLRY, &c. • r Ml ■/rcKF.R, l.um\>kin, Ha., kfrp CMi.tanl- Is o„ limml r.T mks a Unye awortment f PMwr J..M and sil’ >-r Walrln's: loscthw with a .plcndid , rf.Ai,, ~t .1, ,lrv ..f evsTV d."H'ri|His'n. which they offer j U7,?ri..w 1-riocs. ami warrant lo he a. represented. juiicSO—lt Notico. . ii iM-nmns arc mdiflod that as tin; and Attdmov \ ll nhnimi P Tars.-r. do-cassil. I chum lor him the h. ‘nS i.T J a""*i nnd S. hall’ ol Be*. *W1.19-hallhc i WBrt.:in. lost nr mislaid, and that on Saturday U c Sh dav of Anpij! ncM. I shall latte testimony at my of- LV . A.imilm- G ) as to the title ot said toner. fll jAme2'7lßsl.-wtd ALFRED IVERSON. SADDLES. ■ ’ dicr and Marl sold low for cash or erg", a. i"'""-” ,i,t o Broad si. siign r ‘ oldi* Saddle. THIRD ANNUAL FAIR OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE. r |MIE Third Annual Fair of the South Carolina Institute, for the promotion of Art, Mechanical Ingenuity and In dustry', will be held in Charleston, S. C., opening on Mon day. 17th November, and continuing during the week. Specimens in.every branch of Mechanism. Art and Indus try : also of Cotton, Rice, Sugar, Tobacco, and all other Ag ricultural Products, are solicited, for w hich suitable premi ums will be awarded. Tlie following special Premiums are offered: For the six best specimens of feteel made from Spartan burg or other Iron, the product of a Southern State, and man ufactured into Edged Tools of any kind—A Gold Medal. N. B.—A Specimen of the Steel in Bars to be sent with the Tools. For the largest quantity of Cocoons raised on one planta tion, not less than Ten Bushels —A Gold Medal or SSO. For the largest quantity of Spun Silk, the produce of any one plantation, not less than Ten Pounds —A Gold Medal or Premium of SSO. For the best Sea Island Cotton Gin, on some new princi ple. superior to that now in general use ; or for any real and important improvement on the present one —A Gold Medal. For the Invention of a suitable machine for Pulverising Red Pepper —A Gold Medal. For the best Steam Engine—A Gold Medal. For the best model Steam Fire Engine—A Gold Medal. A large and commodious building has been selected for the Exhibition, and every care will be paid to the reception and care of Articles aen: to the Fair. All Specimens must lie in by the 13th November. Contributors to the Fair are respectfully requested, when they forward Specimens for Exhibition, to send full descrip tions of the Article', and such information in general as may be of use, and proper for publication. Address J. H. TAYLOR, Ch’n. of janc2Brf Com. on Correspondence. J, M. RAUM, DEALER in Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, Laces and Embroideries.—Broad street, opposite the Times Office apri!33—w6m - MERIWETHER WARM SPRINGS. HMHIS establishment will bo ready for the reception of the 1 public, on and after tho first day of June next. Meriwether (Springs are situated on the north side of the Pine Mountain, about 1800 feet above the level of the sea— a fountain gushing forth 1400 gallons of water per minute, of‘Jit degrees temporalure. supplying six pools, or baths, 10 feet square, each. ibr**e of which are kept exclusively for ladies and three tor gentlemen, and a separate bath is kept for servants. The proprietor deems it unnecessary to *e.y more in rela tion to the medicinal properties of the*** Springs, as fhev are well known to hundred* of invalids who have been beneftt ted by the use of this water in the cure of Rheumatism. Gout. Dyspepsia. Bronchitis. Jauudice, Diarrlia*. Dysgntary. all disease* of the skin and kidneys—in fact, most all diseas es to whiah the human family is subject, for the proof of which he has score* of certificates of individuals, as well as of some of iht- most eminent Physicians of the .'•late. In ad dition to the Warm Springs, there is line Chalybeate and Sulphur Water on the premises. Visitors will at all times find ;i ready conveyance C.L Green ville. or at Pleasant Hill, to take them to me Springs, at moderate charges. There will be a regular communication by post coaches, between Columbus and the Springs, dur ing the season. Those who may prefer travelling by pri vate conveyance, can at all times gel line accommodations at either of the livery stables in the city of Columbus, at moderate charges. Then* will also be hacks and other con veyances kept at the Springs so the accommodation of the guests. Tlie subscriber takes thi* occasion to return his thanks to the numerous patrons of the Warm Spring*, and t*> assure them that he will m rt himself to pleas*-—that he has made ample arrangements for more accommodation*, and hof*--- to receive and merit their patronage. J. L. MUST!AX. inaylff-w&twtf. Pmprietor. LINEN DRILLINGS. F-AIX trod figured while Drilling and Ducks faury pli.| and bauded—a great variety at j aprilti—wtf WJLLIFORI) &: DANIEL*? COTOOSA SPRINGS. r TMII£* popular and fashionable Wateriiur p].-;ce. will 1 opened for the reception of Visitors. <>n tin.* loth lav of June. The Proprietors would inform the public, that since tin last season, they have added ;their establishment ..n hats dred spacious and com forcible rooms with other improve ments : and .as it is their purpov-.1-\ tl.eir univd per sonal attention to the accommodation of their gue-s. tin-', hope to make itdeliglitful and pie:>ant resort to all—as veil those in pursuit of pleasure as health. The Water from several of the Springs ha*, been recently annalysed by that accoinplislied chemist, Pr< • -A. Means, of the Medical College of Geor-ria. whose report of the same will shortly be given to the public. These Springs, the mineral properties of which are unsur passed. are situated in Walker County, (hi-, wirliin tw v miles of The GotOOsn Platform, on the Western atid .Atlantic Railroad, one hundred and ten miles from Atlanta, and ‘ twenty-five from Chattanooga, in a most delightful and salu brious mountain climate. Tin- company’s hacks wUI always be in waiting at the Depot on the arrival of the cars, to co’n ve\ visitors and their baggage. to the Springs. HAITI.V, rik'KAIAN M. DDN'ALI). may‘JO—wlC*. ATTENTION MASONS 61 MECHANICS! O EALED ProjKWils will be receive by tin- .f the if’lnferior Court of Early county, a: Biak.-ly. ).\ tractors. until the second Monday in July next, for tin- build ing of a Jail in said county,—to be built of good brick. *ii> feet square, and wails feet high, basem.-iit -i ry 3 feet thick, upper story 2 feet thick, basement lh'.ir in- *2 f, r thick, of brick or rock, overlaid with plank • all lo an > 2C. inches thick, upper Moor to be of wi><l sufficiently strong overhead, r,. Ik* made secure by large hewed timbers. 4 win dows in the basement story. 1 door aiul II w indows in the up per story, to be made secure by double gratings; to Ik* com pleted in 6 months—undertaker to be bound in bond w ith good security. For further particulars apply to James H. Brow n. Blakely, (la. By order of Court, M;’e. 5. Idol. inayJO—wGt JAMES K. BROWN; tTk. of I. 0. HOSIERY. T A DIES’ Plain Open Work and Embroidered U'lii:, Silk Hose: Plain Black He-e; Plain and Open Work Linen and Lisle Thread; Sopor Fogi'-sh black, whin- and mode colored Cotton; slid Misses’ black, white ami fancy colored English Hose. Also, n large lot <>; gentlemen and boys* brawn and fanev colored English Half Hose —just received by ‘ BItoKAW, < l.EM'tN.s & pi. ROCK ISLAND FACTORY. IS now manufacturing Writing Paper of all the various kinds.—such as Letter. KooJs-cap. Flat-cap, Folio and Commercial Post, < ruled ami unruled.* Mediums, Detnys, &c. Also. News-print, Book and Colored I’aper. Post-office and News Envelopes and Wrapping Paper of all sixes; all of which will In* sold on as favorable terms as can be pur chased in any market. Orders for any of the above kinds of Paper, addressed to T>. ADAMS, tTreasureri or the undcr>igmti, v>:!l meet with prompt attention. (I. B. CI'RTIS, Jec'y. UOUR Months after date application w 111 A lx* made to the Hononible the Interior Court of Talbot county, when sitting for ‘ ‘rdinar} Pur{R>s*s. for leave to ii*lf 1 the land belonging to Benjamin C. Mitehell, a minor, for the benefit of said minor.—Mav 1, 1851, —4m : ANDREW P. MITCHELL. Guardian. months after date application will Ik* made to the Honorable Inferior ( >urt of Early eoun ty, wheu sitting for Ordiuary Purposes for leave to sell the real estate of Daniel P. Pepper, deceased, for the benetit of the heirs of said deceased.—May 10. 1851.—w4tn ROBERT THOMPSON, Guardian of Jesse G. D. Pepper, jr. months aft cr date application will “ be made lo tin Honorable Inferior Court of Early coun ty, when sitting for Ordinary for leave to sell the Laud and Negroes belonging to the Estate of Reuben Fain, late of said county, deceased. —lune 19. 1851.—4 m SAMUEL S. STAFFORD. Adm’r. do bonis non. I M>UR month* after date application will * lx* made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Harris comi ty, when sitting tor Ordinary Purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of Nathan E. Batchelor, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. april 12, 1851.—4 m STERLING S. JENKINS. Adm’r. mouths axter date application will 1 be m.“ue to the Honorable Interior Court of Harris coun ty, w>n sitting for Ordinary Purpose's, for leave to sell the re. ,l estate of Abner Duiutagan, late of said county, deceased. March 26, 1851.—4 m A. J. GORDON. Adm’r. i M>UU months* ft er date appl ic at lon wll U lx* made to the Inferior Court of Randolph o‘7mty. Ga., for permission to sell a lot of land, No. 14\ iu the llth dis trict of said county of Randolph, containing 202 ’ ; acres,— to be sold for the benefit of the heirs of Wm. Baker, deeeas etl, and a* a part of the estate of said Baker, deceased. June 17, 1851.—4nt LEWIS SPEAR, Adm'r. months afterdate application will 4 be made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Randolph J county, whilst sitting for Ordinary Purposes, for leave to sell ! the real estate of Allen Move,deceased, —June 10, lfol. O. P. BEALL, Adm'r. do bonis non. I •'OUR month* after date application will I F be made to the honorable Interior Court ot Early coun j tv, when sitting for Onlinarv Purpost*>, for leave to sell the real estate of WilUium Lewis late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said dec€*asv*d.—MJrch L Iml. 4 m DAVID LEWIS, Ex r. K months after date applicationwTil 1 be made to the honorable Inferior Court ot Harris ; i tv w heu sitting for (>rvliuarv Purtxvs'.>, tor leave to >eU all 1 the real estate of Thomas J. Street, late of said county, d.eeas t^.—April 12, 1851.-4iu P. J. PHILIPS, Adm r. I ‘'OUR in oitths after dote appl tea t i on will I 1 lx* made to the honorable the Interior Court of l aloof routm. when filling os a lourl of Ordinary .tor Icav c to Kill ; , u, ‘ , TTT'IIEREAS Theodorick M. W. Montfort, Administrator y ▼ de bonis non of David Montfort, deceased, applies for Letters of Dismission from said Administration : Be it Ordered, that all persons concerned, be and appear at the March Term next ensuing of this %’ourt, then and there to show cause, if any they, have, why said letters should ot be gßtnted. A true extract from the Minutes of said (.’our julv2t—wGm MARK )N BETH UN E, C. C. O. G EORGI A—M A MON COUNTY. Inferior Court of said County for Ordinary Purposes, Febru ary Adjourned Term. Feb. stli, 1651, present their Honors —Martin F. Riven, Chapman F. Maddox, William Davis, George Champion and Charles H. McCall, Judges of said Court : r PO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—Whereas Benja ± min F. Hilbert, Administrator upon the Estate of Ma thew A. Hubert, late of said county, deceased, applies for Letters of.Dismtssion from the Administration of said Estate —therefore, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, arc hereby cited and admonished to file their objections i if any they have) in my office, in terms of the law; otherwise Let ters DUmissionary will be granted the Applicant ut the Sep tember Term next, of tin* Court of Ordinary for said County. Bv order of the Court, this February 7th,* 1851. feb2s—w6m WM. WILLIAMS, C. C. O. GEORGIA—EARLY COUNTY. ! Whereas Alfred Move, Administrator oh the Estate of'.Win. Move, deceased, applies to me for Letters of Dismission from said Administration, he having fully administered tJio same, as w ill more fully appear by reference to the records of rny office: HTHESE are therefore to cite and admonish all and singu -1 lar the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, (if any they have, why said Lctten’should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 2ist Janu ary, 1851. jan2B—wGinl S. 8. STAFFORD, C. C. O. THE EAGLE MANUFACTURING CO. TT"NOW YE, that we—W. 11. Yu - Samuel Cassin. J. I\ McGough, W. J. McAllister. W. rr. -> *gbes, R. M. Gum by. J. Rhodes Brown, W. G. Porter & Cos., W. S. Beall, J. W. Potter, J. VY. King—have associated ourselves together ; as a body corporate, for the purpose of engaging in the bti siness of Manufacturing Cotton and Wool; and that we have adopted as our coaporate name, by which we will sue and be sued, “The Eaolb M.vm fa( ti. kino Company,” and by which we will be known and designated—that we have sub scribed as our capital stock, the sura *>f One Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars, which w ill be employed in the busi ness before mentioned.—May 5, 1851. Wm. 11. Yoc.no, j R. M. Gcnby, Svm. Ca#sin, j J. Rhode Brown, Jno. McGoluh, j W. G. Porte* &. CO. Wm. J. McAllister, iW. S. Beall. Wm. H. Hiohes. ‘ 4. M. Potter. J. W. Kino. Signed in the presence of lm JOHN J. McKENDREE, J. P. EARLY SUPERIOR COURT—APRIL TERM, 1851. Caroline Yins**n. ) vs. £ LIBEL FOR DIVORI E. James Y ins on. i T )’ appearing tu the Court, by the return of the Sheriff, that J. the defendant resides out of this State* —It is therefore or dered by the Court, that service be perfected upon *uif de fendant. by publication of thin Rule once a month fox Tour months, before the next Term *4 this Court, in one of the public gazettes of thin State. WM. C. COOK, Sol. fur PlauvlilT. A true extract from the Minutes of said Court, (bis Mar 13, 1851. may2t>—w4in JAMES B. BROWN. C. S. C. RULE MSI. Elizablth Greex, Libel for Divore. ice, —ln Early v Superior Court. April T**nii, Thomas (Ireev S 1851. IT njjp.*arii.‘g to the Court, by the return of the Sheriff, tlifli the an d l:.!st does not reside in this count} —an^ft fur ther appearing thc.t he resides out of the limits of the State— ti is on moLon ordcreiL That s*tid defendtint appearand answer at the m*xt Term of this Court, or that the ease he eon-idered in default, and the plaintiff allowed to proceed— and that service f>e perfected by the publication ot thi- Rule in one of the public gazettes of tliis State, tutce a mouth fbr tbur months next prr*csling tl>e next Term of thi- t Vmrt. SAMUEL STAFF(JIiI). S*>l. tor Plaintiff. A :ri.*<* extract :r •:ii the Minutes of said Court, this Mav 13i.ii. 1851. ‘ ‘ inay2lJ—w4tu JAMES B. BRtJWN. C.'S. C. Administrator's Sale. I > v irrue of an order from the honorable the Court of Or- I J dir:; ry -f Muscogee county, passed at the Janitor} Term ttierooL 1851. w ill te sold at the .Market House in the City of Columbus, on the fir.-t Tuesday in August m*xb between the usual hours of sale—A half cere Lot. with the improvements thereon, lying in the said city of Columbus known by No. 6>o. situated on the north-cant c**nier or Mclntosh and Early streets, to t>* s>ld tr the benefit of the heirs aud Creditors of Marv B. Tmvwick, deceas'd. June 3. 1851.*—wtds JNU. M. TRAY WICK. Adm'r. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. ‘II'ILL be sold before the Court House door, in the town ‘ ofßuetia V ism. in Marion county, on the tint Tuesday in August nex'. the we-; half of Lot No. 225, in tin■ 31st dis trict of ,ands untv; —*.,- Ua property *<t diaries Shew bart. deceased, late of said cvtt;gv. April 29. 1851.—wid- BAMUEI. ANDERS. Ex’r. EXECUTORS’ SALE. It T ILI. be sold before the Court of Marion county, * * on the 1-t Tuesday in SepteinlxT next, lot ot land N*>. 463. in the 31st District • f -.uid county : On the Ist Tuesday in October following, before the door of the Court House of Earl} conti’y. lot No. 62, in the 28tb District, airll6 in the go ii District ; said county of Er-rly : on the Ist Tuml#Y in November next, before the Court Fbuise of I count * lot No. ITi. in the 14th District of said county of Lee: On the U’ Tuesday in Dectunber next, before the Court House door of Montgomery county. N*. 193. in the 6th District of -aid county : —all of -aid land sold as the prop*rty of Stephen Weston, late of said county of Stew art, deceased! for the ben erit of tla* heir- and creditors of said deceased, agreeable to .*iii order of the Inferior Court of Stewart county, when sitting for < ‘rdiuajy purqo-es. Terms: Notes well secured, payable the 25th of December next. —June 26. 1851. JOSEPH L. U'ESTON, P. L. WILBURN, J. G. M. BALL, jnlyl—wtd G EORGI A—EA RLY COU NT Y. Whereas Igiz.arus Go.ilsbey. Guardian for Henry Gindsliev, lunatic, ot said comity, applies to me for letters of Dismis sion from said Estate: r ESJE are therefore to cite and admonish all ami Vtngu- L lar the kindred and creditors, übo and appear at my of fice within the time prescribed by Taw. t> show cause ‘it any they have why-said letters should not be-granteil. Given under mv hand at office, this 21st da} of January, 1851. jan27—w6iu 8. 8. STAFFORD, C. C. O. C. K( >K( 11A—EARLY COP XT'V. Whervas Francis A. Griffith a polios to me for Letters of Ad ministration on the Estate of Frederick Griffith. late of said comity, deceased: r |'MIRJ?E an* there <>re to cite ami admonish all and singu -1 lar the kindred and creditors of the said decease*!, to *e and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to shew cans.-, it any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Liven under my hand at office, this f7tli day of June, 1851. juiu'2o—wot 8. 8. STAFFORD, (_*. C. O. G RORGi A—EARI *Y COl XTY. Whereas Stephen Blocker and Josiali G. Jones. Executors of Margaret H. Jones, decease*!, applies to me for Letters o* Dismission from said Executorship: , v r piIESF. are therefore to cite and admonish all and singu- L lar the kindred and creditors of deceased, to file their objections in my office, (If any they “have,* within the time prescribed by law, to show cause why said Letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand and seal *at office, this May 5, 1851. may It)—6m ‘ S. S. STAFFORD, C. C. O. GEi )UGIA —MAUION COENT Y. Inferior Court of said county for Ordinary Purposes, March Term, 1654,—-Present the honorable .Martin F. Biven, Chapman F. Maddox, and Charles 11. McCall, Judges of >akl court, March 3d. 1831: < • IT appearing to the court by the petition of John Chaps man. that Austin W, Wall, deceased, did, in his life-time make and execute iti due form by law . his baud, condition ed to inakg lilies in fee-simple to said John Chapman, tor lot of hind No. (ID the (30 thirtieth-district of originally Lee, now Marion countv ; and it further appearing that said Aus tin \V. Wall, departed this life without executing titles m conformity to sain bond: and it further appearing that John chapman ha* Billy paid the purchase money for said lot of laud, —Therefore ordered that notice htrgiven m terms of the law- for Solomau Wall, ( Administrator o< said Austin Wall, - ) to make and execute to John £hupmau title* to sai 1 lot of land in conformity w ith said bond, and for alf persons concerned to file their objections pf any they have) in the clerk's office, why said Salomon \Y all. Administrator as aforesaid, should not execute titles as m*resaid. .... . A true extract from the minutes ot said court, tins March 10 manh >1 r.-"6m WM. WILLIAMS, C. O. <>. HOSIERY. INDIES’ plain, open work ami embroidered white rilk J Hose; plain black Hose: plain and open work linen and Lisle Thread; super English Black, w hite and nvsle colored Cotton ; and Misses’ black, white and fancy colored superb English Hose. Also, a large lot of gents and boys’ brown and fancy colored EogUah half Ho-,—Just reoeiv.d h> f.bS -w*twtf ’ BROKAW, CLEMONS *. CO. CLOTHS. BLACK, blue, browii,. green, drab, olive 3Dd olive brown. bronze d'ore, bronze muse, and amelio—French and English—to be found by the yard, ready made, or made to order, in tbe roost elegant and fashionable style, an*i wup ranted to please all. at • • , -apriW-W WILLIFOItD ik DAMLjJ