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, HBII. INI. lmtstii iiiU. PPfiTn. says the 1 .at ir. ,;e ■■k the sad duty*of an- Jpn. Edward Young Hill specjph on Safc >ur citizens, he s. His speech i and eloquent taps for half an iiht abort while more tha. n short his conditlt> Q he dispersed white iiat was passing, ige’s stand, and A. Kidd & Cos., inch he was re nd from thence ir.eon, where he on Tues th'9 in over oar ettP* eel that a noble, L an has fallen.— Agl the -qualities*mat nw> op a true gently n b4dcd’rSo mper -1 t&F We are authorized to announce the name of | JAMES W. BIGBIE as a candidate for rc -1 election to the office ot Tax Collector of Harris coiin jL'.y at the next January election. HG” Wo arc authorized to iitmoiran 1 the mum’ of sl. Ti. EiU’.SW 3’, si. us a candidate for Receiv .. Bcturns for Harris county, at the next election. We arc authorized to announce the name of KtOIIBRT BltV iVT, as a candidate for Tax | Collector of Harris County, at the ensuing January to i HARRIS SHERIFF SAFES. f ■iTTILL be spld, before the Court House door, in the town of Hamilton,, Harris county, on the Tuesday -itt January next, within the legal Httoutt of sale, the following property, to-wit: negroes, orie a woman named Francis. about Eryearsdul: Ned, ahoy abouto years old ; (ieurge, Bky about 7 years old; A\ illis, ahoy fiveyearsohl; ahoy three years old. and Dolly Jane, about j d* IP vears old, all levied on as the property of Thom 's ET*I 5 . Watson, to satisfy four executions in my issued from Harris Superior Court, one in favor of Monroe Davidson, vs. Thomas P. Watson, one in favor of Jifm S. and Hiram A. Goodman, |BL Executors of the estate of Aaron Goodman, dec’d, vs. said Thomas B. Watson, one in favor of E. H. Beall vs. said Thoinhs P. Watson, and one in favor Br of Beall, Ammons &VDavis, vs. Joseph Cornett and Thomas P. Watson, ‘Property pointed out by plain tiffs. Said property sqld under the incumbrance of n mortgage to becoiiie due twenty-fifth December next. Also, one negro bov naped Loo, ten or twelve yours old, two mules, unajjune two horse wgon and harness, levied as the prtj^rty of William T. King, i satisfy one exteutio|>m.- my hands, issued from Harris Superior fountain favor of Beall & Murphy, .vs..said Wm V KinA. !• toperty pointed out by GETh. Beall. ™ C. Sh’ff.^ \AWST ! \ WISHING to close a limited partnership by the “vt of January next, we offer, without reserve, our oxvnsive stock of ÜB.X GOODS, ($50,000) AT SI IT FOB GASH, embracing every variety of tlie best articles usually kept by our trade, and we trust that our position,so ‘long before the public will justify tlieir belief that we mean At t ost when Accompanied with the Cash! Our customers will find in our stock from the finest grades,of S ILKS to the lowest grades of GOODS, . Carpets, Kersies, Blankets, Boots, Shoes, ZXats audL Caps. Call early and make good selections of well as make money. OUR REGULAR TRADE ! We will say to our regular trado that it shall be served as heretofore. Goods when charged most have a little profit, and yet wishing to reduce our stock within a given time we shall offer inducements to all. REDD, JOHNSON & CO. Columbus, Nov. 22, 18<i0. 4t OP NOW IS YOUR TIME np Xtl TO BIT FALL AND WINTER Xh OU Groocls Cheap! OU ILL H S Si BROTHER, 86, Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. HAVE nowin store and are receiving, by every steamer their Fall and Winter Goods. ANT ESTIRENEW STOCK. of the firm of lllius A ‘' lv .Ro come and look at the new cheap g'Dous. F ILLIUS & BROTHER, Have on hand a very handsome stock of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. of all the latest, newest and most fashionable styles. ILLIUS & BROTHER, Have a large stock of plain and figured BIjACK SIXjBLS; Silk Robes of all shades, all cheap for cash. Our stock of ‘’ EIHBROBDBRY, HOSIER/, IVtilliiiery Groods, &c. 9 cannot be surpassed either in quality or in prices. Bradley’s Celebrated Hoop Skirts, All the different sizes, always on hand. I * * Be sure to examine our stock of i boots and shoes, hats and caps, L which are marked low down to insure speedy sale. F BLANKETS! BLANKETS! From the coarest to the finest—from the cheapest to the highest. i new ready made clothing, I We liave v a very large stock of ready made cloth: I ing and Gents’ Furnishing goods. | NOW IN-STORE, I Youth’s and Boys’ Clothing, all the sizes, always on Kb and. ,Wo recommend this line of goods particu rly, as we offer them at prices to defyeompetition. Carpets, TrunKs, tj Valises and Carpet Bags. 1 Thankful for the liberal patronage so kindly bo rn stowed upon us, we hope to merit a continuance of I the same! ILLIUS & BROTHER. ■ octll-Sm MISCELLANEOUS. The amalgamation of Languages. —There is a growing tendency in this age to appropriate the most expressive words of other languages, and after a “while to incorporate them into our own; thus the word Cephalic, which is from the Greek, signifying “for the nead,” is now becoming popularized in con nection with Mr. Spalding’s great Headache remedy, but it will'soon be used in a more general wav, and the word Cephalic will become as common as Elec trotype and many others whose distinction as foreign words has been worn away by common usage until they seem “native and to the manor l orn.” *ardly Realized. Hi ’ad ’n ‘orrible ’eadache this hafternoon, hand I stepped into the liapothecories hand says hi to the man, “Canyou hcasemeoi’ an ’eadache?” “Does it hachc ’uriC” says >. THexceedingly,” says hi, hand upon tfi^t’/ gave /me a Cephalic Pill,* hard ’pon me ’oner ffeured/me so quick that 1 ’ardly re alized I ‘ad ’adan /eadache. , r * t o—n—.. —. ■ is the favorite sign by which na ™* “Wfeef- V* own any deviation whatever from the t ' !c brain, and viewed in this light it notie on 8S a sa *eguard intended to give . .. Tfipase which might otherwise esoape at f. n „ V.Bltoo late to be remedied; and its indica _l ‘ jjJittid never be neglected. Headaches o'ay he under two names, viz: Symptomatic and Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly and Is the precursor of a great variety of are Appcplexy, Gout, Bheu- BpillßßaKlHapill|BaaßzttlLAi u| ]. ;u 'l u ’ ‘■•■nsti dill rajPm and all TTlu-il-^B Bms sympathetic of tilting sic!- luudurhe, of hepatic bilious hcadaehe, warms, coustip*t>rm7T^^^9| neartare very frequently •attended with Headaches; Annum* and plethora are also affections which frequently- occasion head ache. Idiopathic Headache is also very common,’ being usually distinguished by r the name of nervous headache, sometimes coming on suddenly in a state of apparently sound health and prostrating at once the mental and physical energies, and in other in stances it comes on slowly', heralded by depression of spirits or asccrbity of temper. In most instances the pain is in the front of the head, over one or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting; under tills class may also be named Neuralgia. For .the treatment of either class of Headache the Cephalic Pills have been found a sure and safe rem edy, relieving the most accuto pains in a few niin- its subtle power eradicating the diseases of wmfH Headache is the unerring index. Buidgkt —Missus wants you to send her a box of Cephalic Glue, no, a bottle of Prepared Pills, —but I’m thinking that’s not just it neither; but perhaps ye’ll beastlier knowing wluit it is. Ye sec she’s nigh dead and gone with the sick Headache, and wants some more of that same as relaived her before. Druggist —You musi. mean Spalding’s Cephalic Pills. Bridget —Och! sure now and you’ve sed it, here’s the quart her and giv me the Pills and dout be all day about it aither. Constipation or Costlvenens. No one of the “many ills wliieh flesh is heir to” is so prevalent, so little understood, and so much neglected as Costiveness. Often originating in care lessness, or sedentary habits; it is regarded ns a slight disorder of too little consequence to excite anxiety, while in reality it is the precursor and coin panion of many of the most fatal and dangerous dis eases, and unless early eradicated it will bring the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the lighter evils of which costiveness is the usual attendant are Headache, Colic, Rheumatism, Foul Breath, Piles and others of like nature, while a long train of frightful diseases such as Malignant Fevers, Abcess es, Dysontary. Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, Apoplexy, Ep ilepsy’, Paraly sis, Hysteria, Hypochondriasis, Mel ancholy, and Insanity, first indicate tlicir presence in the system bv this alarming symptom. Not un the cause is eradicated in ,in ,-.,rly atnjc. From all these considerations it follows thatStlie disorder should receive immediate attention whenever it oc curs, and no person should neglect to get a box of Cephalic Pills on the first appearance of the com plaint, as their timely use will expel the insidious approaches of disease and destroy this dangerous foe to human life. BriT* Over excitement, and the mentol care and anxiety incident to close attention to business or study, are among tho numerous causes of Nervous Headache. The disordered state of the mind and body incident to this distressing complaint is a fatal blow to all energy and ambition. Sufferers by this disorder can always obtain speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using oneof the Cephalic Fills whenever the symptoms appear. It quiets the ovci - tasked brain, and soothes the strained and jarring nerves, add relaxes the tension of thejstomach whjgh always accompanies and aggravates the disordered condition of the brain. o—o Great Discovery. —Among the most important of all the great medical discoveries of this age may he considered the system of vaccination- for protec tion from Small Pox, the Cephalic"Piß for relief of Headache, and the use-of Quinine for the preven tion of Fevers, either of which is a sure specific, whose benefits will be experienced by suffering hu manity long after their discoverers are forgotten. o—o Fact Worth Knowing. —Spalding’s Cephalic Pills are a certain cure for Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Nervous Headache, Costiveness and Gen eral Debility. *v*SS<*k Nervous Headache CURE A Jrin&S ° Hea&aclie. BY the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and if taken at the commencement of an attack im mediate relief from pain and sickness will he ob tained. , „ i They seldom fail in removing the nausea, ana Headache, to which females are subject. They act gently upon the bowels—removing Cos tiveness. _ _ , For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and all persons of sedentary habits, they are valua ble as a Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring the natural elasticity and strength of tho whole system. The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result ot long investigation and carefujly conducted experiments having been in use many years, and during which time they havo prevented and relieved a vast a mount of pain and suffering from Headache, whether originating in the nervous system or from a derang ed state of the stomach. ... They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and may be taken at all times with perfect safety without making any change of diet, and the absence o f any disagreeable taste renders it easy to administer them to children, BEWABE OF COUNTEBFEITS. The genuine have five signatures of Henry C. Spald ing on each Box. Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi ■'a Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt of fco PRICE,, 3S CENTS. All orders should be addressed to HENRY C. SPALDING, 48, Ceder Street, New York. nov2o-ly 1860 FALL TRADE. 1860 JO? HE R IST ES S, JrJf. &>C*9 &€•) &€•) SIIEUIM & CO. . Have on hand the largest and best assorted stock of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Whips, Collars, DSCO3=S-£:>3E2 O-OTT'iIESUeLsS, LEATHER OF ALL KINDS, Belting, tfec., &c. Ever brought to this market, which are offered to their friends and the public generally’ upon reasona ble terms. M e would return our thanks for the patronage that has been bestowed upon us since- we have been established in Columbus, and hope by fair dealing and attention to business, to morißLiontinuanecoi the same. SHKIgIKn & CO., Next doer to Bank of Columbus. Columbus, Ga., Oct •*, 1830. E. 22. 3EALI, •At tiic Briols. Store, DEALEJR IN STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS CLOTHS, CASIMEiItS. , Bocts, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Creckciy, HARDWARE &c., &c., ] EMBRACING a full line of ev- ry grade of Spring JJ and Summer trade. Thankful to the citizens of Harris county for their lil>eral and extensive pat ronage, begs a continganeo of tbo same, hoping, from long experience in business; to give satisfac faction to all who may favor him with a cull. No charge for showing goods. Call and seo how cheap they may bo bought. Fine Crape Bonnets at the B’k Store at cost for cash , “ Trimmed, “ “ “ “ “ “ Crape Delaines “ “ “ “ “ Bercge Robes, “ “ . “ “ “ “ . . “ Anglais “ “ “ English, French and Organdie Muslins “ “ “ “ “ Robes, !1, 5, 8 v'olrr.!;. Paris, Striped and Chcne Dress Silk;, “ “ lloop Skirts for Cost. mayl7-ly A.Ear re Clock f NEW SPRING ‘AND SUMMER COMPRISING ALL THE Latest Ktylef-; of imw iiEis iiiiSn nb'Cll ns Silk ltobcs, Fancy and Black Silks; ij) Organdie Robes, sto 11 Voluntes ; Lawn and Jaconet Robes, sto 11 Volantoa; Snmil and In ge figured French Oagandie ; Small and large figured Jaconet and Lawns; Barege and Crape Barege (Lupin’s manufacture) Solid colored and Chintz primed BHUiantes ; French and Domestic small and large prints: WHITE GOODS’ . Os all kinds, and 23 -mi Tbr oid.oriow. A large assortment of plain and embroidered (-'rape Shawls; Lace Mantillas, Laco Points aid Lace ... <n„ lutesL luiportuLions ; Bureir, and kriiic % ri’H’k o A . y.„ plete, and is sure to please all in search of u FASHIONABLE BONNET! Ladies, Misses .and Servants’ Hats of all kinds Ribbons anti Trimming.-, In great varietv, all of whicli will be sold at th.o LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. 1 have also on hand an excellent assortment of new LINEN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, Hosiery, Gloves, Umbrellas, Parasols, Boots XXM.cS. SS>iXOOi3b and a complete assortment of Ht&DY MARS CWTffiBG, Anti Gentlemen's Furnisins Goods. I invite my customers and the public in general to an inspection of my goods and prices. Great IniluceKfuts given to Cash Buyers. ISAAC F REID END ERG, Hamilton, Georgia. ISAAC FRE] DEN BERG, 2(1, Broad St. Columbus, Ga. mayl7-ly HUGHES & IIODGEH (,SUCCESSORS TO JIUOJIES .]• DANIEL,) FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, LOWELL WARE MOUSE, ColumLus, G-oor®ia “Will give strict attention to the sale of COTTON and other produee, and the BECEIVING aud/FOll- WARUING of Goods. J6SS“ Liberal advances made on Cotton ant oilier Produce, either in store or for shipment, W. 11. HUGHES,’ W. 0. HODGES. july2<i-ly ) IO.XK>X>IwErS3 GALLERY OK AKT! COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. IIFE-SIZE Photographic Portraits male from J life or pictures, on paper or canvas. Priocsfrom Fl'ty to One Hundred Dollars. in Water-colors, and Photographic engrifaings. ta ken and finished better at this establishment than anv other in the State. Air. B. is now making a style of picturefon paper, about the size of an ordinary pane of glAs which is finer than any steel engraving, bng white, clear, beautifully defined, and will last aslong as an oil painting. Prices, For plain one, v* ho Touched in India Ink, ‘ Colored, all complete, 10 ’ The citizens of Hamilton and surroufding coun try are respectfully nvited; on ivisiting* Columbus, either on business or pleasure, to visit tuy Gallery, whether they wish pictures or not, us it is open tor the reception of visitors at all times. oct4-3m A. J. RIDDLE, Proprietor. hemoval . ON TIIE FIRST OF OCTOBER, IS6O, Wm. II- H. Phelps Will remove to that Large and Commo dious Store now being finished under COOK h HOTEL where he will open one otthe largest ana most complete stocks of goods in his line, ever offer ed in tho citv, a catalogue of which will he furnish ed in due time. In the meantime he will bo glad to see his friends at 88, Broad St., Columbus, Ga. Sept. 13, 18G|> f J PLaS ‘ER’S HOTBL AJ ,Dama St., ATLANTA,/ ‘ : 5 : 5 GEORGIA. (Opij Uhe Passenger Depot.) THOROUGu, renovated and furnished; and in tho very (V.iCre of the business portion of-thc city- \VM. O'HALLOBAN, Proprietor. june2l-tf ■ 2K I. Y NEGKOE9 EXECUTOR’S SALE! LBLY to an order of the Court of Urdin- Harris county’, Georgia, will be sold he airt house door In Hamilton, on the first i January next, within the legal hours of Rowing pjjffT* ely !!MoSY2r*OG!S, leloitging to the estato of Moees J. Harden, deeeas :d, Jutq of said county, to-wit:. . * i>noij£groman;'ToM, about 3-1 y’cars old; rqneßogro woman, Loulia, about 2U years old, mff her eh Sid, about month- old: One negro boy, Ellick, about II years old; JOae negro girl, Jan e, about C years old; .iegro boy, Petek, about (i years old; Kegjro boy, Sam,- about 4 years old. Tim above negroes sold for di-yition. t .JP Terms made known on llie-tlay of sale. jov3-4()d- ■ KING 11.RADY, Executor. 21aO®t or 5 H2:i)gila,icaL, NOTE OF HAND, made by AVm, : H. Tnomp i son, payable to the sub,-riherTftr sixky’dollars, January Ist, 1.85 U, with a credition siiidyioto, of -ty dollars—date of credit uqt recoUeetcd. iovß.3t C. 0. GIBBS. er, üboat ‘ft, named roiity-five about 175 is intelli j}yrs owo hijirehep- e ilfipro-l hip I get [AS, uo't-n j iiiuoinoi!, Ga. police Debtors and Creditors. I /- persons indebted to the estate of John and rfpayj -. and the c-taos WUliatn A. ■SpWyioceaxod, latcof Harris comity, fte. .'gia, roqt’|cd to make immediate pay meat,and all those lis v. tdrmamb against said . -tale will present them to gi within the.time prescribed by law, duly rm- Uienaued, for payment. uol-lit. WiLK IN SON SPARKS, Ailm’r. fotlce to Debtors and Creditors. r 1 i I Lpoisons indebted to the estate of J.* 1 1 if Uiti head, late of Harris voiinty, Gs; cease are reqm led to make i m:e-alia! ■'''j” end. rtho,:-c having denial-i. •. .dm - V.’ j will peent tiici.i to me a lliiin the i- 110 l’' 1 by in duly authenticated sos pej ,™.--', no-tit I. H PI US, Aauir. v CiLH'M & jOHSSON,. | Colunihns, Georgia. I ,'EEP constantly mi band a complete e?ock of ■ Books and Stationery. AVriti..;,: Uos, Work fe , ifimlmr's C.. r es, ilrairims i ... T>,.,Monies, Gold Pens, Pencils, L.ijn ‘ ” - f.V- eimi Painting. Artists’ A aterads, e-iaim v b every thing u Vaf m a , tfieiiwe •.'ill sell n. too pile . L-imal dL rant to Teachers and Mercbams. May 10, 1800. ty iicii or the Bio imm 1 m. //. //. phups, GAN l>N MAN 11E ACT UEER. S.-Vl) cuader in Fo'.'> ina> and Do nerl.'.’ ■; . nit-, ‘ ■ /VArvc Pickle-.-DO, - “ ‘■•! Ilerm",, illy hail- Cigars and Tobins..., a of Ml ‘,', c.iaunv -< q - ad v ‘.a- ■ -> io •' 1 > iTxsmi hand. ... i :-t, an;, thing lly to be a C'.na at wholesale m'.d tc.oil, iay L, pan # U-.i'.&jyxK": a:v:xa ‘-cl-, ■&.- 4.A rr.U E Full i ~ i<m oftlii'■ ! n.;Utt:tion will o eminence J cn Tm-M.-iy, the 21 1 ■: of August. *. TANARUS ■ Colhyv i nirni.ihcii „i*i. a well relui-ic-d Cl.ei.real r.r.d Philo ojiiifsl Apparatus, and with good Musical In, timin ‘ is, Tli Com. eof fn-itiu •.ien 5 • thorough and coni -3>l: J)r..ciay all the brandies twitady laugh i, in the I)> ’t 00U;. , .'c.5. j’, r (.’ .‘Mo.'.ee, a ldrcm c. 11. LOVELACE, Pro-ddeut. jdvlß-tf . L'. |) ii) Jl 4FIV j M.VM2ETO.V, HARRIS UOUKTY, 44A., Keeps a targe and well sdcetcil stuck of STAPLE ‘AND FANCY DRYGOODS, Mean’ tuu! BeadyKstde Xi kJ £. cidL 11 All 9 Jlcts’ Boys*, Lilies’, Msssc'.’ CliilOretis* Boots and Shoes, HE US’ AV’> BOVS* IB ATS AjSSJ CAPS, HARDWARE AM) CUTLER A, Drugs*, Medicine:-:- & Dye Stuffs, PAINTS, OILS AND tVINIiOiY GLAS’I, GLASS AND CROCKERY E/ARE, TIN AND HOLLOW WARE, TBOOISLSS ?-AE&tt.l.C^23.o3^y A LARtiF. LOT OP ‘FAMILY GROCERIES. IK his stock Families will find die most of tbe articles they may want, andfuc would invite his fri-ud* and the people buying fneir goods in llnnt ilkm, to examine his goods, us he is satisfied that ho will please them in prices &t. juncM-2m — 1- I cie f, m mmm, AND 36101X00 having engaged in husine.-s F. j\l. DIGGRI a. no NO. 142, .MASONIC ill JLDING. ’ co ls aa m us, aeo r a ia, Take this method of informing their friends and the public generally, that they will at Ml time,, Keep .1 good assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, at wholesale and retail, where we will at any time he happy t. serve them at the lowest prices. D f- UIS, junol4-ly A\ . 11. NA ldlj. GEORGIA, Harris County s WHEREAS, John M. Nelson and William T. Nelson, citizens of the United States, residing in the State of Georgia, and of lawful age, make ap plication to mo in writing, ns next of kin, for the Administration of tho estate of John Nelson, late 01 said county, deceased: . . „ Therefore, all persons concerned, are hereby no tified to ho and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why the administration of said estate should net he granted to said applicants. . Given under my hand and official signature, this 19th October, 1800. /-> ,i> oct24-80d GEO. W. MULLINS, Ord’y. MLTALic Buriatr cases, FOR SAEE BY W. H. JOHNSTON. jtme2B-2m milE Iligbest Frice paid to sty H] Mesaud 1 Beeswax, by W. B- JOJINSION V ALUABLE LANDS AND NEGROES J3k.rn mn 1m /.1// at n 4TO n/ n a Mint humiNi j / Hm / ua ! S SALE! - AA I L.L bo sold before the Court, house door, in Hamilton, Harris County C}a., on-jtho first Tuei day in'December next, within the legal hours of sale, the following LANDS'AXD NEfiROES, belonging to the estates of John Sparksuind Kii 7A both Sparks, late ofaokl county, decpu^L-W'-wit;■ One lot of land, number two hundrednmd eight, ‘ and one *iot of lugd number one hitfidrocf and aeven ty-sSven, each containing two hundred two and a half acres, more or Ims, lying and being in the twon. ty-tirA Dkirict of originally Muscogee, ndtv Harris county. , Oiw lot of land, number two hundred and seven teen, and one lot of land number two hundred and ■ sixteen, each containing two hundred two and a hal#- acres, more or less, lying and being in the Uy-rrTfv seeond District of originally Muscogee, ju-rfflagfis county. Su'd hinds coii.dittftb a bod/'of laud in & high state of cultivation, and wrfrfmproved. For further particulars, apply to tlxa Adiniuhtrator, at Valley Plains* Oa *” ‘ * Also, at tlic Same Time and Place* Will be sold, the following negro os* to-wit: ifegro man named Arthur, a tlac! smith, about dO years of ago. Negro man named Jim, about 48 years of aca. “ “ ‘ “ Big Sam 42 •’ ” * “ Little Stun 40 ‘* •• “ “ •.“ Dennis ab’t 24 “ . “ “ “ Henry “ 20 “ “ • “ Boy ” “ Pen * - 10 “ *• “ “ “ Leo “ 17 “ AVuman “ Peggy .... ■ -” HHMBt - x Mioes I/, .nar..i>‘ 14 u ii “yliza ‘ “ b “ ii ii ‘ Mary “ 4 “ i* <• i Crawford 0 *’ “ Boy “ Jordan 2 •’ “ ,‘e benefit •>f the leg.iteoof deceased. Soldfiftas made known oh the ‘r.yoira- •. ;-A 5 vVIJiKIiISON SBAIi'.vS, Auirdx. j|>er 11 > 1300. -———- — - TOxeoxitor’s Sale. _ t OBBKABL V to an • rd-rof the Court l\ rv of Harris county, will - ’"I , Cou 4 Hov •> door, in the town ot Ila;mUmi, i.i - counlv, within the legal hour, l -m-S on t;a- - Vues.if in Jmeemhe, next, tno tollowUi, ILIUMi and NegroeSj.t o *^' ll /, , sold olf from two hundred Frank, about 41 years of BS One negro man named Sip about One negro woman nnmea hiu..., -bout %no negro woman burned Sarah, about 18 ye cs of i “ S One negro girl, Franc!, about W j cars of ago Onenegrogirl, Amy, aoot.t o;.tn ■-•> One negro hoy, lien, about 2, ‘i i ■ iv ■■ 1. *K° ‘ 0 Smiths Ona negro cliil, Bocs?) , v^ in • y * The above described land and ••■ ddns the I the property of Liltlcberry woti,;n. .... > , _ Tc v i*-’ vfulol. rovrr. on itte <^n ' T < A - IUCUA Ui) SLATON, Lxee.ua y October 4, Ion*). 4a * i"s“’ 4jv“, i-' : * ii S” • ;::S4"4h4i"''4 Sira,.,;. *. *•<>. >*■■ • Idling lane 1 said q'''* v -V; ,J ’ *'* .'.’ i U ,p r *. •.,! containing two hi land, nuy rr V hn.kLA t■■;■-.l’-yd • lliu - , y ri l‘ v -; ,’u- ;. L r. co i—i in’ tin- • ,ij’: :<Utrict of originally now Harris cj'unty. One negro hoy > i.,. I,i „■_•]; :. 1 out 1 isy>■: -X’- (f - ■. ’ One negro woman, dihay, about 1. • v.rs cZ :\ j. Ono m-grogirl, Li.tay, r.i ou ‘v ■ .-in: , S.. ; land anil in r>- sold y ; .j bcoeiit of to logs-V: , S Os ;.id and and. ) -'A, ‘feri.-.s i-ii’.d'i hr.own on the C.-.-.V of sale. At AH ‘/ V. WHST, Auia’x. Oeioeor 4, 4l)d. A&aiaistrator’s Sale. 4 GREUABLY to an order of the V uirtof Qrdina- A ry of Harris county, Ga., will 1 ■ told, before the Court bouse door la the townot'Liflnuijt', Troup county, on the first Tile day in Deceufib •rnext.with in tin logsl hour, ot’ rule, the ‘oil.win:; lands be longing to the estate of Aaron Goodman, deceased, to-wit: line, lot of land, r.amber ninety-sis, containing two hundred two and a half aorlmore or less, and lit;, cn re res in tea Snnt'h-v, •-( eoinor of lot of land number ninety nine, in the third District -f Troup county. Sold for tho benefit of the legatees of said deeeased. kSDc* Terms made known on the day of sale. JOIIN S. GOODMAN,’ i . , . JIIKA M A. GOODMAN, / * lamrr ” oetoberll-Od Administrator's Sale. 4 GREKABLY to #n order of the C. urt ofCrdina- A ry of l 1 arris county, Georgia, will be sold befor- | tho Court House door in the town or Hamilton, on the first Tuesdu-. ill Lecoiiibcr next, wv.'nn tbeli ml hours of sale, tbe following LAND and NEGROES, belongingt<> the estateoi’ \Villiatu C. Slaughter, hit.- of aid county, decu. .-1: One lot •.if land, number 108, lying and being in tbe eighteenth Db-triet of originally i.'usc:inn: Harris county, con tail d.ng two hundred Wound a half aercs, more or b ALS-'t—One negro woman named Mali’ a, übtgit 23 years of age. Kegro girl named Lucinda, about 4 yc .rs of age. Negro girl -am'./i limy, about Id months old. Bold for the benefit of the heirs cud creditors of said doeen. ed. m?, . n hdA= Terms made l.fltwfr.itimllx.ofsalc. , October 4, 18f>0. .- * 40d On: i vdicu.s ‘ 1 g!! f VfTI.L bo sold buffi- theCoa -t.lv av*” door i-. \V Hamilton Georgia, tlm fir. ‘ Tin-day m| January next within the legal boui , agree.v>iy t<> j •a. „rder of llm Court oi Ordinary t .f .-aid county, I One nogro man named os^ >tLil y} ter, about 25 years of age. _ „ : r ‘ *“1 One negro woman named Julia, n ,’no ImhCso sor vunat, anil a good soainoii-o.', about 2d years ot j.-. and her child Nathan, over 1 year of ago. Sold for the benefit of said minor. £"■ Terms made known on the day oi sale, nov 15-10d JOEL 0. ÜBNKV, Guarq. Administrator’s Bale. tVILL be sold before the Court house door, in the town of Hamilton, Harris county, Ga., on the. iir.J Tuesday in December next; within the legal hours of sale, 'the following negro girl, belonging to the estate of ‘William A. Sparks, luto of said county de ceased, to-wit: • , . One negro girl named Hannah, about 17 years oi ag Sold for the benefit of the beiis and creditors of said deceased. ic Term made known on the day ot sale. WILKINSON SPARKS, AdnTr. octll-40d SIKES MDnnwmUE CHAIRS. I All now fin‘filing off a lot of number one Split Bottom Cottage Chairs, warranted to be. as strong as tho strbngest ever bgonght.to ibis market. Price-One DolldrCiWli. etfil-tf J. li. SIKES, Columbus, Ga. JOB IV 011 Hi of every description, neatly ex eculpd at the “Enterprise” office. Auy. ‘:'W’M j ary of H aft ai'.ty.'-P‘a-._ i the Court hou# r in il'inidt- Tn.'S.’ day in Doeemfe xt, within the the following $ bad Utnds, to-wit: * ’ •L ,;t of lambt er one hundredand and part-of lot Ja-r one hundred and lyiiigintUe.tif Ah ‘di-trict of Haq^ U!J . yo’dasthe pr ■y of JehuAV. My)jKu te of V said county, c -ed. ft >r the benefit oMliltrhanrf - I fc’LA (,-08-400. r ; - ‘ u Vcln Tustrot tor’s \T7ILt besol 1 ’(jlbretlie Court > iltoy G&ol on the first Tuesday in next, w-ltllS * Legal hours, agreeably to an Older . of tho Ci-d of (Jiiuary of said.codnty, thefulloWingL ‘JAKJftY NEifyßEb, belonahig to thq Estate o|, f." 5. C. DavL, Viceasodj to ■ Cue of age, on i hoc mL-it ‘ trr.Tojr,- aboiO 7 months ot . lSid negroes -tud fpw the benefitof the heirs and creditors of said ed. . ■ SifiSkC Terms n-^V'- no Wn oWtl’e dav'of sale, novl-j-40 LiJ.AII 31ULLINS Adin’r. ‘ Notice U Debtors and Creditors. ALL pcKoO'jndcbted to. tho estate of Wißiam O, Putlcilg-r late of Hurria bounty, Georgia, de ceased,’ are requested to make immeduite payment, and all those having demands against said estate* will,,present them to me within the time prescribed .’uv Siti.duly authenlieatod. for payment. suS-* 3 •{vt-'et Oi.O. A'rß. DOZIER, 3 LT mi nWi,.™j ijnite 1 BtaLs','WuJfHf if lawl’il roe, makes ayi hcation to me in “ l *yT” ~ .1, .|, t i-i , for 1 tters of udmiaistratton on the’ A!! m. f?fa., o- M Hudspeth, a minor of said • ,-all ,k r .m comerned m d>y ot fil'd to and qpp". Vat my olUcc, withm the time a In- 1:.,v, to .-now V uuc, if un> they h v why th- u-lmlui-tßition cf said estate should not bB “‘cu'eaVn ‘•S?r 'hnml'and official rfgnature, thin iv„. ■ .-I-, fy-. .F J .. i. o tuti^ AV. t fe. County:-v-r-- f l . , , C i. .; . .V. . s mi thli'ipU's for letters V.-- I “wV-. ‘t'., -. .- mu ipuf rtyofCath o4ae\:'"s; .O’. ‘- mm L-uUu L SVppson, orphans of Jaiui s Simpson, deco., and, sfiiLuinors residing m . ‘“Th-tuarc to cite a!L ylmouif-h all cOT ceriH dto -how eailse.-fH r-f. t hivowttw^tho t; uu . pn- rib.-1 bvthc whyVkflillttas in office, jis fid d-ayiof 0 0 - .J ) • (.;-;u. AV. MULLINS, ojl>- n. I 1 • ad % yt lSarris Dourly, \ • ~ •\Vnr'ic’ Aft, I- H. Hitts, Mi-id: u of the T^mted 0.,j r,’;idi"-'in t!.o State of Ucorg.ii. and*of law- ivi‘, inkJs a -. 1 ideation to me in vriting. e*t ‘.“Ad. too linin’ tration of the ertctc John T. Vv'UHch- .id, hde of siiid coar.ty, deceteed. *. ‘Thoieioreiiilyws.-iiscouee^da^^rehyn^ cd to la- nn.i appear ■■* >nj V t , * lllvu of said estate -'.mulct not bo • •i'.l’.Tinntd and officii *imature, this s , ! 1 v UHO. AV. iLhllihtNS, Or y. *•;t 2'-—liu r - ns fy.uity K ’ ,i . W eUhwV a citizen of tno Iv ... ; .Vr. • JsSho State of Georgia, ’ ’■ V - l I V. tome in writ- / i : “ ,J f- . tin jPdmiiristration ot the 7 111 -■ U T ” ‘• 1 -1,.’ ,4L<tf Arkansas deceased/ : : Harris.. lv..s i“J notified ti ‘' u *” ‘ . tho time n::. mid ap\. JT. theWmyei. v bv hr... - -hoc : ’ ‘"'ii | : . fna jm&JtM *® , ’ / 1 | * . j ’ ; Hpjri of ha rijjaleatioii tTuu-l^Plfriting, of -lie, for iyP< of admoPjislraßtai with - ‘ 1 a an* 1 •>.’ Te Sparks, deceased, arid let ij “f the estate of Elizabeth S r o: k , 1, flute o h iad county. To, ,i i'.'-'c .'ll o •- ..v’cone rm-J are hereby noti ib ‘■ to i ai. a; peat #. my office within the timo pro-.-;'be 1 1 y law. to da -v cause, (if any they have) why >.’••• ’1 r. iministrations should not bo given said applicant. Given under my hand and official signature this Sept. ■. IS'H). GEO. \V. MIfLLINS, Ordinary. Se>..;. 6, —dud 1 ‘ ‘ - ■ date, application will be mads f to to ■ Her ■ O urt < f Ordinary of Harris couni,'. < ■ ■ for leave to *-.*ll the Land and ne e ; ‘.!> tb • E ‘ of John and Elizabeth o’-, “■'-.■■■ ‘1 : a ,;ro girl belonging l’ the • ‘ dlia’.i A. Sparks, ail late of said ■ county -i0t.00..- ed nov - ;m. WILKINSON SPARKS, Adm’r ijVi.’O MC.-.TIIS after dam, application will bo L made to i'he d,i.: ruble Court of Ordinary of ilavvi cour.ly;- Gt< ; ;i.i, for leavoto .ell the negroes belonging Marshall li. i! -my. JOEL 0. iIENRY, Guardian. novß-2m. GEORGIA, Karris Coasity; WliE REAP, ilkinson Sparks, a citizen of the Knit and State , residing in the State of Georgia, and of la-, fill age, ,'.mke, „j,plication to me in writing as next oi kin the achuini trnsiou of the Eatato o W illiam A. Sparks into of said county deceased. Therefor, all person t concerned are hereby noti fied *o be undmnpear at my office within the timo pro cribid 4>y TANARUS, to show c.’.us>, if any they have, why tl Hutui i’i nettion of said Estate should not bo granted to s.iiJ ujrplleant. Given under mv hand and official signature this Sept. 2(1, Id- r “ GEO. W. MULLINS Or’x^t Sept. 27, (800. 30d B IMPROYMJ GsISXEr BURIAL C.JSES. liE ■■ 1 Case rcpias cut,id bv the above en ;r tving is of a Entirely. New Design, composed -r-L’ fine i-u-tal, 1 •audfully finished in imitation of r'.lieu v Vj,i. lbrii.- [V itvlly AIH TIGHT, •“---W:;ion, tiio e -,:.,pi of any otfensivo s's- s, iiudg. - -.L . 1 pa, uroeoss of decompo .'ion. J._ ‘ IVlu-n it is dosirnble to preserTV. t %aily of a de o,-u J f-b'nd fin- a doiisidcrable time, ct ‘ s.-.naort tl:- . . to t distant place for burial, this case is, i,. ~.U;-eb. . V The tap is provided with thick plate glass pro tected bv U'.'.'. die caps, which, when removed per mit a , ie-v of the entire body, after it is Besides being of most symmetrical proportwn!| its peculiar form is such as to render than any metalic burial case heretofore J aflr-All sizes constantly on hand. ‘J I) 1 LLI NGIIAM & Columbus, Ga., June 28,1800. ts Tilll REPUBLICAN, SAVA'SNAII, GEORGIA. Y. W. SIMS, Proptietw | J. R. SNEED, Editor. TERMS—INN^OVANCg^ \l \ ear, in ‘’ ::.i V, <* . “ ‘■% i iV'Tv-v. “ -A >! I'm. I'm ,■ 1 i- ad.'ii’ wffljmmi *• jKyfiy,:! 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