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About The daily constitutionalist. (Augusta, Ga.) 185?-1875 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1860)
BY JAMES GARDNER. AUGUSTA, GA WEDNESDAY MOENING, JULY 25, 1860. BY TELEGRAPH. Latest from Europe. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA. Capk Rack, July 24.—The Rritish and North Amencan Koval Mail steamship Canada,Capt. \Y. J C Lavg, with Liverpoof dates to the 14th inst., passed otf here to-day. . COMMERCIAL NEWS. Liverpool Cottm Market. —The sales of cotton on Friday were 10,000 bales. Sales of Saturday 8 000 bales. The market was generally unchanged. On Monday evening the market closed steady. /GENERAL NEWS. The Neapolitan corvette deserted, and has gone over to Garibaldi. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP JURA. Nkw York, July 20.—The steamship Jura, with Liverpool dates to July 10th, arrived here to-dav. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Liverpool Ootton Market. —Of the sales of three days, speculators took 5,500, and exporters took 17 000 dales. The following were the closing qtio tations : Middling Orleans, 6,( n d. j Middling Mobiles, s>£d. Uplands, s}<jd. | The stock at Liverpool was 1,226,000 bales, of which 1 049,000 bales were American. Liverpool Genetal Markets. —Corn advancing. Provisions dull, but unchanged. Produce gener ally unchanged. general news. The Neapolitan government have resolved to offer the Sicily Constitution of 1812. The French Government refuse to denationalise the two French vessels purchased for Garibaldi. The Paris Patne says that the sitlge of Messina has been decided on, but that the terrible hot weather during July and August will render oper ations extremely dirt'cult. Garibaldi had armed nine thousand troops The murder of the Police Inspector caused Gar ibaldi to issue a decree of death against those committing similar acts, as it was the special com missioner appointed by those functionaries who had oppressed the people. Napoleon has authorised the formation of a National Ride corps. ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. St. Johns, July 23.—The Prince of Wales ar rived here to-day. MARKET REPORTS. Nkw York, July 23.—Sales of cotton to-day 800 bales. The market was steady. Flour declining; sales of 12,000 barrels ; Southern ut $5 35 a $5 75. Wheat declined 1a 3 cents per bushel; sales of 85,000 bushels. Corn quiet; sales of 49,000 bushels. Sugar firm. Spirits of Turpentine firm, at 37 a B'.'cents. Rosin steady. Rice firm. Fire is Marianna, Florida.—On Friday night last, as we learn from a reliable gentlemen, a fire occurred in Marianna,which burned Bassett’s store, Powers’ store, and Nichols’ livery stable. Messrs. Bassett aud Powers saved their books, but last many goods. Entire loss by the burning supposed to be about twenty five thousand dollars. Rainbridge t_</.) Argun, July 21. Mississippi— The last Columbus Repot it- > comes to us with Douglas and Johnson lloating at its mast head. There are now some fifteen papers in the State supporting the National Democratic nominees. The National Democracy will hold a Slate convention at Holly Springs, to nominate an Electoral ticket to sustain Douglas and Son. —Selma (Ala.) State Sentinel. Douglas Paper in Pstersbubg.—We, learn that j a Douglas Democratic paper will shortly he start- 1 ed in Petersburg, under the editorial control of Charles Irving, Esq. Mr. Irving was formerly j editor of the Lynchburg Republican, and subse quently ofthe Danville Republican. He is an able j and vigorous writer, and will no doubt make the fur fly from the hides of the Vancey-R reck inridge ; men. Things is working. Richmond (17/.) Whig. A Cannon Discharged uy the Whisking of a Lady’s Drkss.—On Saturday afternoon, June 16th, j while the decks of the Royal Albert, in Leith har- j bor, were thronged with visitors, the dress of a lady, in passing one of the signal guns, caught tile percussion hammer and brought it over upon the fuse. The gun, which was loded with blank cart ridge, went otf, and one ofthe crew, who, unfortun ately, was either stand ng in front of the gun or had been working about it, had his arm blown off close to the shoulder. Repudiating the Bolters. —Lddor Herald : Having signed my name to a call for the Breckin ridge and Lane (bolters) ratification meeting, I now regret, and take this method of withdrawing my name, aud going for Stephen A. Douglas and the whole ticket Jas. Mclnkkhy. In addition, we are requested by Mr. F. Over stoltz to say that he does not sympathise with the bolters. Also, by Mr. Eugene B. Pendleton, who assures us that the useot fits name was unauthorised. Also, bv Mr Thomas M. Taylor, late a candi date for Sheriff.— ct. Louis Herald. St PLEASANT route"! GREAT Leuti;al • \lai.l JLi.iu* ! rrnimt Gil TICKETS from New Orleans to New York, JL via Mt-iilie, Montgomery, Augusta, and Columbia, thence CENRTRAL LINE, FROM COLUMBIA TO CHARLOTTE, AND RALEIGH TO WELDON. N. C., Comp eting at Weldon with lines for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York, via Petersburg. Richmond, and Washington, or By Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad to Portsmouth, and -Steamers to Baltimore. tickets good by this route UNTIL USED. ) are on! time the same as by any other Railroad Route. I; , H.. S !t r ~.(* thnnah the Capitals of North ami South and that por’i.ni from Columbia to Weidi u is al ’ entirely free from i-i. swunirs. amt trestle wuik, pass loxtnrotiKh ut, elev. ‘ed and healthy country. * V?T Connections are rtm-n- at New York hy this litre to Falls, Boston. White Mountains. Canada, t oV. -o'j\ er * ‘~‘ve. wiili. their servants, bv taking are subWrted on ! rul “ tl * e sutioyan-.e to which they are conveyed between Dc Be Careful lo Buy Your Tickets Via Columbia. S. C. WrtTlPohdaTfd A'A- T. r’ V CoTiroTo 017 .V" 48 ? 1 * D gusta, thence to W t u . r \ Au- Line, or to Was!.;. v Kei m IT w, , by compauyiog it all the vxuv, L-W-ge Masters ac- For further particulars, and Through Tickets ree small cards, or inquire- • Nre0,;.,,.. ~ i. . v;er s-reet ;in M de, at • x. pkain \KD U en7' , v U * r!l W M rß o H err ’t” A - Vvt ' y - Ttkrt^Ant‘k C * W P. R. R..or to LEW Its Lf;\ y’ ’ 1 as-.. s . Lr t, Augusu. Ga. t - D. noy DE\ assenger Agent, Montgomery, Ala. J>' ls ‘ ctf LOST, ON the Sand Rills, on Monday idernoon, a tiol.D CHAIN, with a Jet Cross attached. The finder will liberally rewarded by leaving it at this office. n2B dtt 11(1188 nil LOT FOE SALE. r |'HK unders eoed offers for Sale his RESIDENCE on .A Tellair street. It is Urge and commodious, with ample Grr-unds and out buildings. The entire premise* comprise over three acre?. Terms liberal. Apply to - dactf JANIES GAHPyKR. For Sale, *pHJB steamer VV M H. S I ARK and LIGHTER ; also ii-T'HARF boat, will be sold at public Auction, at u,r Lower Market Hutue, on the first I’L’EsDAY in AD- T? previously disposed of. Terms made known • ike day of sale. jyj <j lm A Great Will Cask in North Carolina - One Hundred NeoroksSet Free.— The Iredell (N. C.) Rarest states that the case of Solomon Hall’s will occupied the Superior Court of that county eight days, and w as finally compromised after the jury had retired.Mr. Hall had made a will leaving one hundred negroes and other property to his only child, a daughter, who afterwards married Mr. Neely against Ins wish ; whereupon he made an other will, leaving his negroes free, and leaving most of his property to them. The suit was to set aside the last will. Au hour after the case had gone to the jury, Mrs. Neely’s counsel proposed to receive thirteen thousand dollars and two thousand dollars which the will gave her; the estate to pay the court costs, eight hundred dollars, she to pay her own lawyer five thousand dollars. The pro position was accepted. The negroes will be sent to Liberia. The jury stood nine against and three lor the will; hut it is said the Judge would have set aside the verdict if it had been against the w ill. Something fob the Ladies.— A new invention I has recently appeared, which, although useful to everybody, is specially claimed by the ladies, as j being exactly suited to their wants and require- 1 incuts. They are delighted with Spalding’s Pre pared Glue. It brings up no disagreeable asso- j ciations of sticky glue-pots aud stifling oaois, but j is merely a clear transparent liquid, m a pretty : little bottle, with a small accompanying brush, fit to stand on the daintest toilet table in all the land, j with cologne and perfumes and China trifles. And ; so useful it proves, too, if any accident happens ! .to the ten thousand little knick-knacks that ladies , delight in. No sending to the manufacturer for j repairs, at an expense scarcely less than would at ! tend the purchase of anew article. A few of the Crystal drops, skillfully applied by fair fingers, will set all right. For furniture, for work-boxes, for books, for everything, it is a perfect little fami ly physician! The amount of money that one of these bottles can save in a month, would seem al most incredible, and ladies rely ou their Prepared Glue as a sort of a magician that can effect every thing! And they know, too, when any article of domestic reform meets the enthusiastic sanction I ut their hands that Spalding’s Prepared Glue has j received, you may be pretty sure it is something | worth having on your closet shelf! New York Dispatch, July doth. I Royal Havana Lottery. ri’IHE next Ordinary drawing of the Royal Havana Lottery, j L conducted hy the Spanish Guv. rnnient, under the super vision of the Captain General of Cuba, will take place at : HAVANA, on SATURDAY, AUGUST i, 1800. $860,000. SORTEO XtJMERO 640 ORDINARIO. CAPITAL PRIZE— SIOO,OOO ! ! 1 Prize of sloo,ooo | 5o Prizes of 1,000 l * 50,000 6o ** ftoo [ “ 30,000 I 153 *• 400 1 “ 20,00e| *2O Approximations 8,800 1 “ 10,000 I Four Approximations to the sK>o,ooo of #Goo each ; 4 of |4oo to $60,000 ; 4of sioo to #30,000 ; 4 ot s4oo to $20,000 ; 1 of sioo to f10,06e. WHOLE TICKETS #2O: HALVES $10; QUARTERS $3. Piizes cashed at sight, at 5 per cent, discount, hills on all solvent hanks taken at par. Ad rawing will be for warned as soon as the result becomes known. Alt orders for Schemes or Tickets to be addressed to IX)X RODRIGITEZ, care of City Poat, Charleston, S. C.” octl2 W. M. A A. A. BEALL, WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AUGUSTA.GEORGIA. \V E will contluuc the Warehouse ar.it Commission busi it ness at the same stand, it. Metcali's hire I'rool W.ra in use. en Reynolds, between Jackson ami Mclntosh stree’s, Metcalf Range, In the centre of the city, aud convenient to the Hotels. living amply provided with good and safe Storage for COT TON. GRAIN, and PRODUCE genera.ly, we tespq Uuliy solicit a continuance of the patronage hereto'ort so 1 j oral ly extended, and that of the public gen.tally—pledg/ig the strict! st personal attention lo all business entrust.ii to our rare. All Consignments to B. A- B. will have our prompt attention. The usual Cash Advances made n Produce in store. Orders for Bagging, Rope, add Family Supplies promptly filled. Mm! M. If KA 1.1.,” A. A. BEALL, ■vi- da dim JAMKBT. GARDINER,] | [ ST. JOHN MOORE. Formerly Simpson A Gardiner. | EAR DINER A MOORE, WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ( Warehouse formerly occupied by Simpson Gardiner.) Mclntosh street, Al G ST A, (i E()R Ct IA. j \Y ILI. aiv.-their personal attention to the Selling of COT- \ r “ TON, or such other Produc us may be sent to liiein by J tluir friends, and the Planting public. Orders for Bagging. Rope, and Family Supplies, tilled to the best advantage. or • ’ash advances made upon Produce in store, when re- I qgired. |yS darfm BACON AND HAY! *) 0 li VLKN Fine Hay ; Oik Hhr>. Prime Western Subs imt iv.t ive*l <>n t>v nitnt.&hd for suit-tv W. H. HOWARD, <l6 Oencral OofumMou Men THE PORT ROYAL RAILROAD. f 111! K fr;- .is of this enterprise, esj.ee'ally ihe snbseribr rsto I th. capital stock of the Con nany, are r .quested to a'ti nd a meeting, ior the transact on of important business, at Barn well Corn t House, on the nth day of At,gusta next. R .1. HAVANT. Special (’ommissloner. Qlllisonvllle, S. Cm July 10. IBH. duet,l |y!6 FOB PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, NIAGARA. &C„ FROM CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH! Cabin Passage to Philadelphia sls 00. Cabin Passage Through to New York 16 00. Cabin Lassage Through to Niagara 24 00. Deck Passage to Philadelphia 6 00. THROUGH TICKETS From Augusta to Philadelphia, sold at the South Carolina Railroad Depot 17 50. The splendid Side Wheel Steamships KKt STUN E STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now run rrgn’arly every ten dnvalri.m Chnrlestonand Savannah to Philadelphia. The KEVpTONE STATE. Ohapt. Cnss P. Marhhuan, will Mill Imm Charleston on the loth, -20th, and .“.Oth of t very month. The STATE ‘OF GEORGIA. Capt. Jno. J. Garvin, wi*l sail from Savannah on the Sth, lath, and 25th of every month. For speed, safety.■’rid accomniodations, these ships are not inferior to any afloat. River navigation one hundred miles—only two nights at sea. Agents In Savannah II I NTER A- <L. MM ELL ” in Charleston T. S. & T. G. HLiHD. ** in Philadelphia ALEX. HERON, .In. 1*97 and in (O PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE. r 11HE undersigned have this day associated themselves for ,1_ the transact ion of the Factorage and General Commission Business, in the city ot Charleston, S. C.. under the lirtn nr CHAMBERS, BARNES .V CO., and would most res ectfat ly solicit the patronage of their friends and tlm puhl c. Consignments of Produce, Manufactures, or Merchandise made to their house, will receive prompt attention. JAMES S. CHAMBERS. Os Charleston, S C. GFORGE W. BARNES, Os Kershaw District. S. C. JOHN W. CHAMBERS, Os Chat leston, S. C. Charleston, S. C., July 16, 1860. 1 awlm jydO _ AUGUSTA SEED STORE, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNITED STATES AND GLOBE HOTELS. ritllK subscriber Las received ids regular supply of TCR X > IP. and other Seeds, tor the Fail Planting which arc Fresh aid Genuine. Purple and Green Top RL’TA BAGA, Lirge Engli.h. Nor folk. Large White Globe, Red ’fop Fiat. Flat Dutch TCR M". *c.T Ac. J. H. SERVICE. jyll dim TO THOSE WHO DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF Ezekiel's in falli kJc VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER ! ! Ut AD the following certificate of our own townsman, a 1 gentleman well known to all. If this is not satisfactory, call at ihe proprietor's, 0a Main street, and you can see certifi cates tioiu all sections of the Union : M Richhohd. July 10.1800. faro,.. ‘ t - z * 1 -tEn —Dear Sir ■ 1 y.kt’ great pleasure in in ißKftff-thy, I have used three hotties of your HAIR RE- Lie jc ‘of ‘ er, ' at oatisiaction to myself. My Hair isgr iw mg finely. 1 tewe me half a dozen bottles. Respectfully, JOHN O. CHILES. v V 2, LK Ala., April 6,1860. k ! nii as to pre-ewTne ehmon ' l —Wear Sir You were so tleof“ourHrißßEsToßKß wb^l o ';’ ho £T wit 1 U a ‘D’ anu will, th*t*fore, thank you to send nu- hKir a ,-i! u by Adams’ Express. Sead bill with the p.u kuge? to £>collet ed on delivery. \ ourearly comp-.unce will v!?y much oh!S l ours, truly, v R i* tar” For sale by all Druggists in the United IW~ Frieeone dollar perbottie, OT All orders must be addressed to the Proprietor. N EZEKIEL, iyil u 6S MiiQ itreei, R‘,d,mond. Va. AUGUSTA, CTA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 25. 1800. 1860. SPRUNG AND SI MMER. 1860. Wholesale ixiid. Retail Dealers In FINE REAM-MADE CLOTHING, Have now in Store, and will oe Constantly receiving during the Sprin-2an Summer Months, the Largest and Most Fashionable- 1 ~ atnd Improved -Styles of FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, Which they claim to be EQUAL to any brought to the Southern Markni Also, a Large and Oarelully Selected Stock ol <s - :wBZTmai r mm. cmr isuieu um. ; mm<& r> & & UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS W,_ ai; ” THEY ALSO KEEP ON HAND A FINE STOCK OF *’ Youths’ and Children’s Clothing, of the Latest Styles Also Sl’lilNT, AN IJ SUMMER CLOTHES “ ’ CASSIMERES JK2STD VEST I NOS, ‘ Os the Newest Importation and Greatest Variety, MANUFACTURED TO ORDER, at the shortest notice warranted to FIT, or no sale. All orders attended to with dispatch. Our be LOW to meet the views of everybody. All persons wanting anything in our line, would do well to call and examine our Hod: IIORA. WISE & CO Unclor tlxe TJ. S3. Hotel, Augusta, CSrct. Augusta, March 1, 1860. df - —, — ■ ■ ... ... marl Montvale Springs! 186 O ! S. LANIER & SON, AND A. P. WATT, OWNERS AND PROPRIETORS ’ ALSO, OWNERS MAINLY, AND PROPRIETORS OF EXCHANGE HOTEL, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA. P|TK \\ ELKRS on tho Ilallro (1 from Dalton or Cliatta -1 noogu to Knoxville, Tennessee, reacii Montvale tiy tak stage Coacht seither at Loudon or Knoxville, Since the last season, new buildings have been added, the grounds en larged and more high 1 > embellished, vineyards planted, or chards, K*rdens. and tar ms extended, and *he whole place made ore s nv tine than ever. Messrs S. LA NIK II & SONS have been engaged in llote business (in Macon, (4a., in New York, and nowin Mont gomery. Ala.) for more than twenty years. Experience has i i'ighi them the wants or the traveling public : aid they as sure all who seek health, comfort, r>r pleasure, that no Sum mer Resort is more complete than M> NTYALE SPRINGS, in the extent and variety of means b • which these (bje; ts are secured. They Invoke th- attention ol the public to their ad var.tagesin all these respec*. The apartments are a!l freshly fitted up; provisions are a 1 dart, and prepared and served hy the best cooks and wait: \ The ut’ crop is a full one, and adequate to ail de* ra.-.iws. As to the curative properties of these WATERS, five ex- P rience i resident Physicians testify as follows : “Tney are in th* ir < tiVets on the human system, Diuretic, D'aphor. tic, Aperient, highly Alteram, Exhilerunt, (indirect ly), powerfully Tonic. They have perhaps no lival in etilca cy, either in the mineral or vegetable kingdom, for all canes comprehended under the general Lrru Dyspepsia, with all their m; ny and varied concoti Hants, as Hypochondriasis, Neur Igia. Chronic Liver Complaint, enlargement of the Hpleen. .Sick and Nervous Headache, Debility, Derangement of the Nerv us system, Ac. Their Diuretic properties render them a powerful remedy in ui st cases of Chronic Dropsy, and alfeeGonsof the Kie- T cys. They are ..Iso efficient in Mero>krii&] Dißeas* s, arousing t-he dormant powers of vitality, aud thus assisting nature to dislodge and throw off any morbid or poisonous matter from the system. In short, all cases of general debility and ener vation will find a very agreeaole and reliable remedy In W A era. Oases of obstinate Chills and Fevers, and marfy cutaneous disc iges, as Herpes, or Tetters. Ac., have been cured by them. We do earnestly, therefore Inal’ sincerit , recommend all pors ns su fl’enng with Chronic Diseases, to come and make trial of the •* Mont vale \Waters.” ie9 c*2m FOR SALE. I\\ isn TO SKI.I, Ist. My LA UNI APL ACE, situated in Madison parish, La. It contains 1,085 acres of land, and lies on both sides of doe’s Bayou, ff ndles distant from, and South of the Vicks burg and Shrcvi oor railroad. If desired, i will. l’ 1 m 7 N ECHOES with this place. Terms *4O per acre f >rthe laud, and market price for the Negroes ; one third cash, ut and the balance In two equal annual instalments, bearing 8 per cent, interest. Mr. LeMA Y , the Overseer, will show It to ai.y one wishing to purchase. 2d. My HOME PLACE, also in Madison parish. La.,ami n miles from the above place, contains about 2,ooo acres, of which 860 are in cultivation, and 760 more “belted.” It lies on both ddt s Joe’s Bavou, and the quarter is just one mile from and North of the Vicksburg and Shrevepori railroad. Joe’r Bavou, from its mouth to where it en rrs this parish, has not been overflowed within the recollection of tn* oldest in :bit ant. ‘Fills place is unsurpassed in quality of soil, facllilh s t.f drain age : Ills about 150 acres of flue cypress timber, and there is no. waste land in t he tract If desired, I will sell 45 NEGROES with this place. Terms—#so per acre for the land, and market price for the negroes ; one third cash, the balance in one and two years, bearing 8 per cent inter* t. Mr. HUGGINS, theoverseer, will show the place to any one wishing to buy. ?.d. My ROSS PLACE lies on the V/est bank of Bayou Bartholomew,.in Morehouse parish, Ra., contains 1,257 acres, of wh : ch 600 are in a high state of cultivation. On the place there is a large dwelling iTmse and a very fine < rchard, em t.racing a variety of fruit, a quarter, gin, stables, Ac Steam boats land at the place during most of the cottou shipping season, and the Ouiehita river, on a direct line, is only five miles distant. Terms- S4O per acre, one third cash, and ihe balance in one and t wo years, with 8 per cent, intt rest, or by paying the 8 per cent , interest annually, and by securing the notes’satisfactori’y 1 will require no cash, and divide toe sum Into two equal amounts, payable at 8 and 4 years time. .Mr. HESS, the overerseer, will show the place to any one wishing to buy. 4th.. Thirty-six hundred acr. sos unimproved land in Carroll parish, La., lying between Boeutt River an.l Big Creek, and three miles distant from the Vicksburg and Shreveport rail road. It Is in a compact body, and on it there is a burn of from 300 to 400 acres. With this place l will sell, if desired, 47 N ECHOES, now on the Ross piece. Term*—s2o per acre for the land, and market price for the Negroes ; one-quarter cash, and the balance atone, two, three, and four years, with 8 percent. Interest. GEO. C. WADDILL, e-°> c€tn Dallas, Madison Parish, La. VERY SUPERIOR CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER •PLANTATION NT SALE I 1 OFFER for sale my PLANTATION, In Russell county, Alabama, on the above river. miles below Columbus, Ga.. adjoining the plantation of MiJ. James Wright, In the Oawictiee Rend. THE LANDS—The tract consists of between 1,600 and 1,600 acres, of which between ¥OO and 1,000 acres are river bottom, ol the richest quality : the rernaiiiu>r pine land, the mo t of it being ofthe superior quality known as Chocolate land. IMPROVEMENTS—These are equal to any in the State. The Dwelling is nearly new; and Is situated on a plain in the nine lands, 2 Y t miles from the river. It contains 8 large, well rooms on one floor, and each with a fireplace. The outH^‘>esar-”* extensive, well built, and comfortable. ‘lhe groundsare laid olf with taste, and ornamented with Ever green ‘Frees and Hedges, with a choice colle t ion of Flowers, large Orchard of Fruits of all kinds. Grape Vines, &c. In the yard Is an unfailing well of the purest water. The establish . mont, in all its arrangements combines elegance, wdh conve nience and comfort. THE QUARTER—Ison the same plain as the Dwelling, 2 miles from ihe river. Heie there is a first rate Overseer’s House new, with conUortable Cabins, bavin* Brick Chim neys, sufficient for the accommodation of 130 Negroes. Also, Barn, Stables, Corn Houses. Blacksmith’s Shop, Wood Shop. Ac. These buildings are all in good order. There is also at the Quarter, a Chapel for religious services. The Quarter is abundantly supplied with good water, as is every field on the place. At convenient points on the Plantatirn are two Framed Gin Houses and Scn-\v. In short, everything in the way of improvements are to be found ou the place, and are in repair. There is not a more desirable property on the Chat tahoochee river, and it Is hardly cnce in a life time that such is in market. . 1 reside on the place, and will take pleasure in showing the Plantation to any one wishing to purchase. I can he address ed at Columbus, Ga. JAMh> A. TURNER. jel6 ; <*ctt FARM FOR SALE. riIUE subscriber offers to sell bis FARM In Floyd county, I six miles from Rome, and one and a half miles from the Rome Railr. ad, containing four hundred and twenty acres of good Upland, oue hundred of which is cleared and under good fencing. On the place there is a good Dwelling and necessary out buildings, an orchard of choice Fruit, and a wel of good water Also, a Tan Yard, now in operation, and well located for the business. A creek runs through the t ract, on which there is a Saw Mill, but out of repair. Ihe above can be had a bargain, as I desire to remove. For particulars, uldress me ut Rome, or apply E I will sell a Tan Yard, situated on the North side of Mariet ta. about a mile from the Depot. It is well located lor pro c„v , hc-kand eu(fainf: trade, belnftona road much trav el’e-c -".ere are twenty-four vat*, with buildings necessary forti'.eViinnees. anu a good bark mill, with a never-failiue snrii’K runniuK thro'qch the yard. The re.>ureea for bark arc abundant. There D now a supply of bark alike yard. For particulars apply to WILLIAM s tweEDIDG At Marietta, or addreos |an6clamtf STEPHEN M. WILSON. Rome Ga. T H E Charleston Convention! riJHK underatitned, deriring to mote West. ofTers for sale, PLANTATION, on F.uharlee creek in Polk couity Ua.. three miles North of \an W ert, on the Rome road., containing 4ch acres-abont SO acres of good bot tom in cui'ivalion, and as good upland as there u on the Cieek ‘there are some 210 acres tn a good state of cultivation, which’ lies very well ; also, hut a few acres in Ihe tract but what is good cultlvatlble land. A beautiful and desirable sit nation to 1 ve In, with good improvements, a never falling well of water, and a good spring convenient enough. Thoie wl-btug a good place In the Cherokee country, wilt do well to buyray place- More could be added to it. If ned large enough, 1 desire to sell this summer, to move next fait relatives Come and look. . D. CALHOUN. my IS 04 1 A flare Uiiaucp For ,i PHYSICIAN. T?Olt sale, upon advantageous terms, a splendid location 1 I for the practice ol medicine. It is pleasantly situated iu | Southwestern Georgia, in the midst nr a wealthy, intelli gent. and refined community. The place has a small tarm i attached, consisting of 600 aon sos first quality land—lCO : acres cleared, and iu a fine state of cultivation, capable of producingßooto 1,000 pounds of cotton per acre. Upon the : place Is a comfortable Dwelling, uc it Office, Negro Cabins, ! Gin House and Saw, aud other buddings. The present in- I cumb nt Is doing a paying practice of $2,500 per annum, with a steady increase of patronage. Will be sold with the place. Hogs, Cattle, Mules, Plantation Tools, Corn, Fodder, A-c,, Ac. The present incumbent is desirous of going West this fall. Possession given early in ttie winter, if desired. For tern s, Ac., apply to the editor of (lie Constitutionalist. Jvl etf AUGUSTA COTTON GIN FACTORY 1.4 tl t outinuing to manufacture those superior COTTON GI NS In this city, known heretofore as the **Oglesby dm;” therefore, 1 need only refer to those that have used them, t.. establish their superiority. I am well posted in all the improve ments, and my workmen of long experience. My prices will be in unison with other manufactures, an 1, as the performance of my Gins are trtia r antled, it is useless to multiply words. Old Gins repaired whenever desired, ut moderate charges. Or tiers s-lie.ted early, to prevent disappointment. Factory lo cat-ed on Melntosn street, Augusta canal. THOM A* J. v. IIKELY. Proprietor. J. J. OGLESBY, Superintendent. nov29 etf For Sale, A< 'OTTOS PLANTA HON, situated in Madison parish, . Louisiana, within 4 miles of the Vicksburg, Shreveport, and Texas Kailro id, containing about 3 000 acres of land, 700 acres cleared and in cultivation, and 700 seres additional, well deadened, a large portion ot which can be easily put ir, culti vation in 186 t. A fine cypress brake of about 200 acres fi rm a portion of the tract, and almost entire r.-n. .in..., ja>t io high, arable land. Avery ptv’t little lake divides the tract, g;vij* fine froms for two pla J . 1 will st-11 the whole to gether, or separately, as may be desired. The soil is a vary rich loam, of uusutpassed fertility, andi-ya local system of levees already constructed, is considered exempt from overflow. The Improvements are good, consisting of Gin and Mill separate, Blacksmith Shop, Hospital, Nursery, fine Cook House, a’d quarters for from 7o to lu Negroes, together with a comfortable Dwelling House, and a large Kiln of Brick. If desired, tlnr Mules, Oxen. Gut tie. Fanning Utensils, Ac, to gether with the Corn and Fodder, will be sold with the place. For terms, Ac., address the undersigned at St. Joseph, Tcmtas parish, l a. mydO c m E. i > Fa RKAR. LAND AND NEGROES. fltllK undersigned r tiers bis PLANTATION for sale, on i I Petit’s Creek, consisting of 40’) a■ res, of open ’and. In a i good state of cultivation, fiee from gullie.. It will pioduce j 1,000 pounds of Seed Cotton, 25 to 80 bushel* of Corn, and 16 to 20 bushels of Wheat per acre ; 380 acres of good Oak and Hickory wood land. Th * farm is well watered hy the above Creek, near the State Railroad, 4 miles N rth of Cartersvlfle, on sahl road. Improvements g od ; 2* 0 two year old Apple Frees, the finest In the country ; al-o. :i young Peach Orchard. There is a huge Lime Quarry on the farm. 1 will sell 18 or 20 Negroes, Stock, and Plantation Tools, with the farm, if desired. Persons desiring a bargain, and a No. 1 farm, would make it to theirinfeiest. to call. T< rms eay. JOHN \Y. SHEPHERD. * urttrs\. 111*-, < j (r luly “, 1860. cSm jy6 STOP THE THIEF. VFFW weeks a.c,o, a man giving Ids name as W. S.e phe s, and, as he stated, lived at Mobile, Aia., hired a Horse and Buggy from the undersigned, to go to Hamilton, Ga.,and he has n-t been head of since. He Is slow, chunky man, dark complexion, and heavy beard. We will give #IOO for the apprehens on or the thief, so that we can get him. We will ah.o give s*>o for the delivery of the Horse and Bug gy to us. The Horse is a small Sorrell, and his right hind ankle white. Him left ear has been b tten off snn*c inch and a half. He Is about 7 years old. The Buggy 1 • of a light dove color— Woodruff A Cos., makers. \ BLE & RRO. Weft Point, Ga June 27, I£oo. c 4 iyl mmmn of (;eori;h. — - C O \r M U N <3 U M E N T. \\ , JULY 27th, Annual Meeting of Board of Trus i tees. Saturday, July 28th, Examination of Candidates for ad in 1 a#|on. Sunday, July 29th, Commencement Sermon, by Rev. Jos. 0. Styles, D. ft. Monday, July 30th, Sophomore Prize Exhibition. Tu sday, July 31s, Junior Exhibition. Wednesday, August Ist, Commencement. Thursday, August 2d, oration before Literary Societies, by K v. c. W. Howard. je3o 1859! 1860! SEASON ARRANGEMENT. — Tuesda y Packet ‘for if/f/n; RtirEii. Xlie Magnificent and Fast Side-Wheel Steamer E. M. RYLAND, J. B. SHERIDAN. Master, WILE commence her regular Trips, as above, on the first tl TUESDAY in September, and will leave Memphis EVERY TUESDAY’, duringthe season. Shippers can rely on this Boat remaining in the TRADE DI KING THE sE \SO.\, And giving prolnpt attention to all Way anil Through busi ness. For Freight or Passage, apply to James o’neau. Jr., or MORTON, PRIEST A CO.. Agents. Memphis, Tern., 185;i. sepit c SIOO Reward. WILL he pai l for the apprehension of WASH, a Negro Man, lielnnglLg Ui the estate of the late Isaac Rain ey, of Columbia cuuntv, Ga. Said boy is a inulaito, about 5 feet 10 inches in height, square built, weighing about 175 or 180 pounds : about 40 years ol age, aud is getting quite gray ; he lias tost two fingers off of one hand—the little one i.ud the one next to it; and has lost a front ti.oth in the lower .jaw He is a Shoemaker by trade, and it is thought that he may be lurking about Atlanta, or Marietta, as he has lived at the lat ter place : or it mav be that be is about Augusta. I will pay the above reward to anv one who will take up said buy, and lodge him in aome safe jail, so that 1 count him. a Pr ,-tt P. RAMSEY. Err. Burke Land FOR SANJDE. THE subscriber Offers his PLANTATION, in Burke coun ty, tor sale, containing four hundred ami sixty one (4ol) acres, lying 12 miles West of Waynesboro', a l.iilining lauds ot Cel. A. C. Walker, Judge Noah Smith, and others. On the I tare are all necessary buildings, and it is in good rei sor. Farther description is deemed unnecessary, as the j urcbaSer is requested to examine for bimselt. Anv information desired can be had by addressing me at Wajmesboro'. c2m WILLIAM 1 HOMAa, NOTICE. INDAV offer for sale my PLANTATION, in Dougherty co.. 10 miles North-West of Albany, containing 1.512 M at res ofthe best Oak and Hickory Land in Smth-Western Georgia; 800 acres Cleared and in a high state of cultivation ; good Gin House and Screw, Negro Houses enough fcrSOor ICO Negroes ; Corn, Fodder, and Stock an he had with the place. Any person wishing to look at the place, will cati on my over. ’ seer on the premises, or for price, write me at f oreyth, Mon roe county, Ga ALOCHKAN. jylO % faliafcno ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. \V T, LL lie sold, before the Court House door, in the town r ? w , f< Lt <lville ’ Talia'errocounty. under an order from of -said county, on the first TUESDAY ln ,. ,IBFK next, within the lawfulhoursofsale.to wit: two hundred and fifteen acres of Oak and Hickory .ami, be the same more or loss, lying in said county, about 14 n U. of ( rawfordvlMe—it being all the real es itt'! otJnines \\ ear, of said county, deceased, adjoining lands 1 1 . ohn H irris oll , Mr. Butow, and others ; about one hun .lrkd and tliirty acres 1,1 the woods—well timbered wlh Oak .imt I me Timber ; the balance cleared, with indifferent im provements on it. Terms of sale to he made known on the day of sale. KEUBEN S. WEST, Admlnjatrat-or ,/t S5, M ,? nk me for Letters of Guardianship V Bell and ( athetlne Bell, minors and orphans of W iHiain Bell, of said county, deceased theae are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and friends of said minors, to beam! appear at my office within the time prescribed bv law, and be^nurted 6 ’ ‘ aU> theJ l!:uv ’ W| ‘V ---aid Letters should not t ’liven under my hand.at office in Crawfordville, thigl.itli day ot, July, iB6O. GUINEA O'.NEAI., D lb Ordinary. TALIAFERRO COUNTY —Whereas, p. ’ * ~n *’ sau Ellington, Administrators on the es tatenr yvitllam Bell, late of .said county, deceased, apply to tnc tor Letters of Dismission from said’ estate— These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, tht kuidred and creditors of said deceased, to he and appear at tny office withiuthetime prescribed by law, to show cause, it any they have, why said Letters should not begranted Given under my hand, at office in Cr iwfordville, this 13th day of July, 1860. GUINEA O’NEAL, Taliaferro county.—% b~. u VT vester J. Farmer, executor on the estate of Janes bar nior■ late ot sai.; countv, deceased, applies to me lor Letters of Dismission from said ’Fho-e are. therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singu lar, the kindred ami creditors of said deceased, to be and ap pear at myocnce within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any t hey have, why said Letters should not be grant- Given under my hand, at office in Crawfordville, this 15th day ot J une, 1860. Q V IN K A O’N KAI „ Ordii. ( lilOiK; 1 V, FAI.IAi KKKO COUNTY. WiiereaT, \ J Mary A. Askm, and Uieliard Gunn, have made anplica lum to me for Letter* ot Administration on the estate of h rede rick K. Askin, late of said county, deceased— -1 hesi are.therefore, to cite and admonish a 1 hmd singular the kimlret. and creditors of said deceased, to be and appecr at my office, within tin- time prescribed bv law, gird show cause, if any they have, w i.ysaid lettersshouldnot begranted. Given under my L • ••:. at office in (’rawrordvilie. this 25th e.av of June, 1860, j. QUIN KA O’NEAL, Ordinary. (TKOltiil \ TALI \ F ttit UO (*0 Ui4 T Y.—W liereas, J t ihn \ U. Mo<tre and innin F. McM>rv, Ada inistraton* on the estate ot Elisha -r.', deceased, have made application to me for Letters oi Dismission from said estate . These are, therefuit . . eiteaml atlmoTiish.alland singular, thekindfed and credit rti sos said deceased, to be and appear at mv office, within the time prescribed hy law, and show cause If any they have, why said letteisshou'd not begranted. Given under tuv bind, at office in Oniwfordvlllc. this 16th day oi March, llif.C. GUINEA O'NEAL, ’ “ Ordinary. nEORBIA. IALIAFERRO CO UN ¥.—Whereas, y ,n ----’ Y c:s A. Billlngslea, Adniinistratoron Hie es-ale of Francis B. liillingsl. ci, late of Mississippi, deceased, applies tome for Letters ot Dismission from -aid estaie— These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, at I and singular, the Kindred andcredltors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the ume prescribed bv law, and show if .my they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office in Crawfordville. t is 16th day of b ebruary, 1860. GUtN FA O'NEAL, feblii I Irdinary. (A liOH 1.1 \, TA 1,1 A bfc! RRO CO UNT V. W here as. Win” * Alexandt ~ Administrator on the estate ofJAnderson E. Moore, late of said county, deceased, applies to me for Let ters of Disinisicon from said estate— These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and sirirular the kindred an and friends ofsuld deceased,to lieand appear at m\ office, wlthinthe time jirescrilted bylaw, and showcaus”, ii anv they have, why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand, at office In Crawfordville, this 16th day ol February, 1860 GUINEA O’N EAL, Ichlß Ordinary CI.YTY DVY-S alter date application will lie made to the b/ Honorable, the Court of Ordinary of Taliaferro county, Ga., for leave to sell all the re and estate neionging to the es tate Os Littleton Taylor, lat of said counts, deceased.a IT* J<>KL O. W. TAYLOR, Adm’r. SlVI’k 1 D VI S after date application will tie* made to the Court ot Ordinary of Taliaferro county for leave to s dl all tlie real estate oi James West, ‘ate of said county, deceased myg REUB KN S. WES and, Adrn'r ®loßscock County fHEOROIA, GuASSCOCK COUNTY. Whi , , A . !iam J. Wilcher. JulusC. A. Wllchcr, Jerenriati Wilch cr, Jr , and Wiley G. Ilraddy, apply to me for Letters of Ad ministration upon tin- estate ot Jeremiah Wilcher, Nr., late of said county, deceased— 'i'he;c are, therefore, to cite and admonish! all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceas.-d, to tie and appear at my office within tin* time prescribed by law. and show cause, f any they have, why sain Letters should not he granted. Given nndei mv hand, at office in Gibaon, this 13th day of June, 1860. SEABORN KITCHENS,’ i’ lit Ordinary. (4 KOIt<;I \, GLASSCOCK COUNTY .-Whereas, Annul X as Beckwortli. Administrator of Mary Howell, deceased applies to me for Letters Dlsmissory from said estate— These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, t he kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he and appear at my office, within the time prescribed hy law, and show cuuse, if any they have, why said Letters should uot b” trait ed. Given under my hand, at office in Gibson, this 2.'>th day of prtl, 1860. SEABORN KITCHEN’S, 11 ■ “ ______ Ordinary. tUaricn Cotraig. GFAMDiIA, WARREN (K)nNTY.--Wherfa*, Isaac Harris Administrator, and Uath trine Stone. Administra trlx, of William Stone, deceased, apply to me for Letters Di.- mlssory from said estate Theseare, therefore, to cite and admonish, all uad singular, the kindred and friends of said deceased, to be and appear at jay office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause if any they have, why said Let ter* should not begranted. Given under my hand, at office in Warrenton, this 15th day of February, 1860. HENRY K. CODY, febls Ordinary. KOmHA, WARREN COUNTY.-Whereas, Henry VT VV r . Smith applies tome for letters dUmiasory from the estate of Albert H. Smith, late of said county, deceased— These are. therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditor* of said deceased, to bo and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law. and show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not begrant ed. Given under my hand, at office in Warrenton, this 3d day of February, 1860. HENRY U. CODY, fcl>s < Ordinary. COTTON & WOOL FACTORY FOR SAFE. ffIHK Batnbratgg Manufacturing Company offer their estab JL linhment, aitusted nar Balnbridge Decatur county. Ga. for sale. Terms liberal, both as to price and payment. For farther particulars, see circular at this office, or apply to either of tlie undersigned at Rair.brirge, Ga. RICHARD H. WIiITELEY WM.o. FLEMING Mrt °Jrr Agent-. NOTICE! H \\ |\(i determined to close up our business, we will sell our remaining stock at low prices, for cash, or: cn the usual time for approved paper. POULLAIN, JENNINGS A CO jy_7 d6 ac 6 NOTICE! Hit l\(i sol tl out my stock of Ready-Made Clothiug. Furnishing Goods, Ac , Ac., to Messrs. BROOM A- I>AY, I solicit far them a continuance ofthe patronage ex tended t. myseif. J. M. NEWBY. Augusta. Julv 16, 1860. Co-Partnership. H\\ l.\U formed a Co-Partnership this day, under the name and style ot BROOM DA Y, aiid purchased the stock of Ready-Made Clothing, Furnlsi ing Goods, Ac., A *., from Mr. J. M. Newby, No. 238 Broad street, under the United states Hotel, we will continue the (Nothing Trade in all it* b-anchea, *t the same stand, and respectfully solicit the support of our friends, and the public generally. J. J BROOM, C. b. DA\ oim jyii omoen Counts. NOTH ‘l II \ \ H alter date application will be made to tht t ’ Hi noraole, the Court of Ordinary of Striven county, Ga. for leave to sell a Negro Man, Thornton, belonging to Joab W, Mears, a minor. jel7 B. K. MIMS, Guardian. , iv , iv , NOTICE. I \ DAYS after date application will be tna ’e to the Cj Honorable, the Court of Ordinary of Scrivtn county, Ga. ¥ r a Negro Man. Raymond, belonging to Herschel P. Mears, a minor. iel7 B. R. MIMS, Guardian. A, SCRIVEN COUNTY.—Whereas. Elizabeth VA Newton applies to me for Letters Dismissory from the Guardianship of the person aud property of Samuel M. New- Thuv a.-e,therefore, t© cite andadmonlah, all and singular the kinam! and friends ot said minor, to be and appear a m> omce within the time prescribed by law, and show cause lJ have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given mnie r in Y hand, at office in Svlvania.this l4th Jav ot February, 1860. D. E. ROBERTS, Ortllnxry. ( •KHHi.ii.M KiVKA .ii'M'i -Whereao,Ran \ X Eittlefiehis applies to me for Letter- Diainia-orv frmn the Ouaritianahip of the person ami property of A'mamia Ka-kley, formerly Amamla Lovett— , These are, therefore to rite and admonish, all and singular, tin- kindred ami frier is.of said person, to be and appear at my office within the tin prescribed by law, and show cause,if any they have, whvsah’ Letters should not begranted. Given under my hand, at office in Syivania, this 6th dav of.iuiy. rank iyt in f. Roberts, ordinary. fjEORUIA. SCRIVEN COUNTY.-Whereas. W. H. X X N unally applies to me for Letters Dismissory from the Administration ofthe estate of iSarah Wells— These are, tlierefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said person, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed bv law. and show cause if any they have, why said Letters should m> be granted Given under mv hand, at office in reyivßnia, tills 6th dav of July, 1860. .1 yii D. F. ROBERTS, Ordinary. I t HillGl %,BC’RIVEN COUNTY-—Whereas, I'eyton L: ” * Andrews applies to me for Letters Dismiss! ry from the Admintsfration or Elendor Andrews, tit-ceased— These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular the kindred and creditors ot said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and st ow cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office in Syivania, inis 14th day of June, iB6O, Jeltt I). E. ROBERTS, Ordinary. rl KOKGIA, SCR IVEN Cos L'.Vi V. -\\ her* ss, bub (at I X applies to me for Letters Dismissory from the last will anil testament of Moses Howard, deceased— These are. therefore, toclte and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to tie and appear at my office within thetime prescribed Ty law. and show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not begranted. Given under my hand, ai office in Syivania, this 2oth day of February, 1860. I). E. ROBERTS, Ordinary. GEORGIA, SC RIVEN COUNT Y. -Whereas,TrehikdJ Robbins. Executor of the last will and testament t.t Christopher G. White, deceased, applies to me for Lettu Dismissory from said estate--** These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors ot 9aid deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and snow cause If any they have, why said Letters should not he granted. Given under my hand, at office m Syivania, tht- Bth day ot June, iB6O. jet.3 D. E. ROBERTS. Ordinary, /IKOHGIA. SORIVEN COUNTY. - Whereas, James VA Barker applies to me for Letters Dismissory from the Guardianship of Joseph, Ann, Thomas Cate, Mary Oa.-en, Elizabeth, Barney, and John Gale— These arc, therefore to cite and admonish, alt and singular, the kindred amt friends of said persons, to be ami appear at my office within the time present,ed hy law, and show cause, it any ttiey have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office in Syivania, this Bth day of June, 1861. JelS I>. E. ROBERTS, Ordinary. G< EORGIA, SCBIVBN COUNTY. —Whereas. Janies I Barker applies to me for Letters Dismiss: ry from the estate of Lawson D. A. Burk, deceased— Theseare,tlierefore, toclte and’admonish, all and singular, the kindred and friends of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the timeprescrlbedby law.and sbowcause.il any they have, why said Letters should not begranted. Given under my hand, at office in Svlvanla, this Ski day of May. 1860. 1). E. ROBERTS, my'ri _ Ordinary. WeOROIA, SCKIVEN COUNTY. - w V JT Mims, Administrator de bonis non on the estate of Rich aril Herington, Sr., deceased, applies to me for Letters Dis tu -sory from said estate— These are, therefore, tocite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law.and snow cause, if any they liave, why said Letters should not be granted. (Even under my hand, at office in Syivania, this iSd day of May, 1860. D E. ROBERTS, my3o O-dinary. QIXMtGIA, SCKIVEN COUNTY Whereas, Barbary ” T Humphries applies to me for Letters Dismissory from t ire tlie* estate of Amos Humphries, deceased— These are, therefore, tocite and admonish, sll and singu lar, tlie kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he and appear at my office, within thetime prescribed hy law, and snowcause, lfany they have,why saidlettersshould not he granted. Given under my hand, at office in Syivania, this 23d day of May, 186 u. D. E. ROBERTS. mySO Ordinary. O.EORGIA. SCKIVEN COUNTY,—Whereas, John R \X Cooper applies to me tor Letters Dismissory from the estate of Thomas W. Evans, deceased— These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and sin gular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, tobe and appea. at tny office, within the time prescribed by law, and allow cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given unde! my hand, at office in Syivania, thislSth day t M *v. 1 -40. tnyfil D. E. ROBERTS, o-din ivv. (IfiOßtilA. BGRIVEK COUNTY. . W \ X \\ ade applies to me for Letters Dismiss, ry from the Guardianship of Maty Kennedy— Theseare,therefore, tocltenud admonish all and singular, the kindred and friecds of raid minor, to lie and appear at my office, within thetime prescribed by law.and slioweause, if any they have, why saidletters should not begranted. Given under my hand, at office in Syivania, this 13th day of May. 18*0. mv2;: I*. E. ROBERT . I'r.limirv. O EORGIA, SCKIVEN COUNTY. Whereas, Ka * X E. I'nttle applies to ine for Letters Dismissory from tiie Gtirrdfiuiship of Martha Morton— Theseare, tlcrefore, to cite and admonlsh.all andsingulai, the kindred and creditors of said person, tot.e and appea; at my office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cans-, if any they have, whysald letters should not begrant ed. Given under my hand, at office in Syivania. this t.Mh dav of May, 1860. ntySS D. E. ROBERTS, Ordinary. / IKOHGIA. SORIVEN COUNTY. Where as, James T A. Unysmore applies to me for Letlers Dismissory from the executorship of t.ne last will, and testament of Humphrey Bay? more, deceased— Tliese are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceit ed, to he and appear at mv office within thetime prescribed lv law, and show cause, ll any I hey have, why said U'Uersshould not begranted. Given under my hand, at office in .Syivania, this luth day ot April, 186*). D. E. ROBERTS, *rp2s Orilinarv. /‘I K/OlUalA, SCKIVEN (jOl NTY.—Whereas, Frankliii UT Sowell applies to me for Letters Dismissory from the es tate of Lucretia Conner, deceased— These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and credito*s of said deceased, to be and appear ut my office, within the time prescribed by law, and showcase, if any they have, why s lid Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, it office in Syivania, this 10th day April, iB6O. D. E. ROBERTS. Ordinary. / lEORGIA.SCRIY I NCOUNII VT Hams applies to me f r Letters Dismi-.sory from the per son and property of tarah M. Andrews, (formerly Sarah M. Williams), and Frances M. Williams— These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kin. red and creditors of said persons, to be and appear at my office, within thetime prescribed by law, and slioweause, it any they have, why said letters should not begranted. Given under myhand, at office in Syivania. this 12th day of March, 1860. mar*2o D. E. ROBERTS, Ordinary. AEORGI V. VT Wade applies to me for Letters Dismissory from the guardianship of the person and property of Mary Wade— Theseare, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and friends of said minor, to be and appear at my office, within thetime prescribed by law, and show cause, if anv they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office ! n gylvanla, this 12th day of March, 1860. m.ir.M i>, K. ROBERTS, Ordina n KORGI \ \T Mercer applies to me for Letters D smlssory from the estate of Lewis Connor, deceased— Theseare, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditorsof said deceased, to he and appear nt my office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, il anv they have, why said Letters should not begranted. Given under my hand, at office in Syivania, this 6th day of March. 1860. mari4 D. E. ROBERTS,Ordinary. / 1 CORGI\, SORIA EN 00l Nii. ii. H. ” X McGee applies to me for Letters Dismissory from the Guardianship of the person and property of Martha Best— These are,therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred ami friends of said minor, to be and apppear at ray office, wlßiin the time presented bv law, and snow cause.if anv they have, whysaid lettersahould not begranted. Given under mv hand, at office in Svlvania, this 14th day of February, 1860. D. E. ROBERTS, feh22 Ordinary. / 1 EOIU.I SOhIVEN COUN'i Y.—W hereas, .fosiah VT Lee and Nathan W. Lee, Executors of the last will and testament of Reuben Lee. late of said county, deceased, apply to me for Letters Dismissory from said estate— Thes? are, tlierefore. to cite ind admonish,all and singular, the kindred cra creditorsof said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within thetime prescribed by law-, and show cause, if any they have, why said letters should uot be grant ed. Given under my hand, at office in Syivania, this 14th day of February, 1860. I>. E. ROBER TS, (ktow v. KOKIiI \, STRIVEN COUNTY.-W hereas, Jame> \T Brinson applies to me for Letters Dis-rnissory fr tr. the Gnantianshlp of thepersons and property of Isaac J. and Sarah J. Brinson— These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and friends ot said minors, tobe and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not he granted Given under my hand, at office in Syivania, this I4tn day of February. IS6O. ‘ D. E. ROBERTS, feb22 Ordinary. 1,7*0 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND AT ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. / 1 MmGIA.BTE#ART COUNTY.-Hjr virtue “I at, or \T J.-r, granted t,v HD Honor, Judge J. L. Wimberiey, on tire first Monday in tlie present month, 1 will sell at Lumpk n, on the first TUESDAY in OCTOBER next, a valuable BL AN TATtON, containing seventeen hundred and twenty (1.720) acres of laud, belonging to the estate of John Talbot, late ot Stewart county, deceased ; said lands t>eing tlie Biantation upon which the said John Talbot lived at tire time of bis last sickness; situated about 12 miles West of Lumpkin, and 6 miles Eas* of Florence. Aliout half of said land is in astute of cultivation, with good Orchards, anil very fair iinprov, ments In the wsy ot bouses; ana the balam e Is gcaa! wood land, well timbered, and rich. A Water Gin. and a small Grist Mill, are on the pre-mis. s. Farmers wanting good land are respectfully invited to ex amine this. Mr. Hurley, on the Plantation, will snow it to V sitors ; or the subscriber can be found at Lumpkin, ready at short notice to go with any one who may wish to look at the place. The soil is rich, and easy to cultivate. This Plantation is sold for the purpose of distribution. WM. L. MANSFIELD, Adm r. June 12. 1860. jel4 ctd iHootufu'ld JLeadewy* | Five Miles West of University of Virginia. W. L.BROUN, M. A_ Principal. ISSTBCCTOKSI W. LsROY BROUN.M. A.. H. W. LUCKETT. M. A.. CHAS. L.C. MINOR, M. A., I WILLIAM ALLEN, M. A. VItHK object of this Academy is to prepare Students far the I University of Virginia, or to fit them for the duties nf I life. The course of instruction embraces all those subjects re quisitefora preparation for any of the Academic Schools of l the University, and the method, as far as practicable, is adapt ed to that pursued at that Institution. The Fourth Session will begin on the Ist of September, and will include two terms ot five months each. The expenses for each term, for Braird and Tuition. Inclu ding everything except lights, are *140; the payment, to be made in advance—*l4o on the Ist of Septemter, ar.d *l4O on the Ist of February. The Instructors are all Masters of Arts ofthe University of Virginia. Jror Catalogues address the Principal, Ivy Depot, Albe- I marble aounty, Ya. c 4 jyir V OL. 15—]NT O. 175. Columbia Couutg. GUARDIAN'S SALE. 4 GHEK \UI.K to an order of theCourtof Ordinary of Scriven county, Ga., will besold.-before the Court House door, on ‘he first TU EDAY in o<’ TOBKR next, withltUhe legal hours of sale, the interest ot David Lee, a minor, in a certain tract, of Land, coniaining one hundred and thirty three (183) acres, adjoining lands of .Tno. M. Mi ler, It A Williams, and others—his interest being one-tlflh of said tract ; sold for the benefit of said minor. • _ jyll it. I’AKKEit. (iuardlan. COLUMBIA SHERIFF’S SALE. AV' I LL be sold, before the Court House door, in the town „V,. .W 1 JVt.'..V° umt,ia county, Oa„ on the first TD*S - ~1 ALIiLSI neat, between the usual hou Sis sale, he following property, town ; .me yoke of Oxen, and one °a \y agon • ieyied on as the prop rty of John Bynum, to u tl. la., issued from the Columbia Superior (’ourt tn layer of Emily M Stallingses. John ginee, security. Property point, and out t.v John Meeahep I*** JOHM E, LANGFORD. .-Leriff.’ ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE VUIhL be sold, before lhe Court Hou-e door, at A ruling Lolumtda county, Ga., on the first TUESDAY In AU <il>l next, pur.-uant to an order of the Court of Ordinary between the legal hours of . de. a negro buy named Isaac, be. longingtothe estate of M. H. Reynolds, dec’d. Sold to ner fect titles. JAS, A RKYAuLDS, Adm’r. SHERIFF’S SALE. \V'M- b ” sol . d ,i- the first TUESDAY in AUGI;ST next ’ T between the usual hours ol sale fore tne < ourt House Appling. ( olumbla County, Ga„ Ute fonowing pro pert) ,to wit One tract of l.and contain ng two hundred at.d t went y elghr acres (228). more or less, adjoin mg the lands of A j La? 1 w r ‘ f ivnu,u ana others, levied on as the prnp eri) of John Megabee, to satisfy a a. fa., issued from Ute Su. IWiior < ourt of t olittnbi a 'ounty. In favor of William Schley ‘*■ *?""<■’ At* Jackson, principal, and John Megahee, secuti tv. Property pointed out hv John Megahee __L e lI JOHN E. LARKIN, D. Sheriff. Alt .NOTICE. \ V 1; lnd l f, , ‘ ted t 0 tne estate of Benjamin lllanctiard, 1\ late of Columbia county, On., deceased, will please make immediate payment; and those hob mg claims against said estate, wili present them, duly authenticaten according to ‘ aw - Js* ELISHA MocORD, Admit „ ‘ NOTICE. A Isis. ersons indebted to the estate of John W. Drane.late “j- °m’e aC ?H nty * Da., dec’d, will please come forward ls 4k s?.“ llst Vf l| e“ • and those holding claims p!t ' ase l ,reHC ' nt thcm.duiv authenti cated according to law. A. J. SANDERS, LrL_ Administrator. NOTICE. A I, l del, *r l lr> the estate of Beniamin Berry, IX late of Columbia County, Ga., deceased, are requested to make immediate payment ; and those having demands against said estate, will present them, duly authenticated an cording to law. ILLIAM M. THOMAS.) r , ~ THOMAs J. JENNINGS, r3 ’ m >’ n EMXI. Y K liEßßY.Executrix. G KOK V jU..;oLIM | ,iA.'o. N, v. Whereas, fu - Vfi L Gr.ffln, Guardian of Felix T. Griffin, applies to me fo Lf e,,Prs Uismtssory from said Guardianship— V J™ ar ?- therefore, to die and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said minor, to Do and appear at my Office, w thin the time prescribed by law. an. show cau“ if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted Cnen under my hand and seal, at office in Appling,’this d°th day of June, 1860. lAM ES I>. BURNSIDE. !L_ Ordinary. /3.EOR4JIA, COLUMBIA COGNTI Wnerea V* stuvall, Guar, ian of N. M. Rob. r s applies t n, • for irtters Disimssory from said Guardianship i bese are, tnerelore, to sutnnnn and admonish, all and sin gui.ir.thekiiidreu and creditors, of said deceased, to t.eand up. pear at my office, within tlie time prescribed bv law, to show ed 6,1 “ ny * iey havt “’ w: ‘ 5 ’ ■ ,ald letters should not be grant- Jut~ dermy l,and al ofßei '. ln Appling, ibis 21st day of J* BB JAMES p. BURnSIBE, Ordinary. Cr , 'w*‘V‘.i . William eSute'ofßP,’, -rim A <;r ; lii,! - Administrators on the estate ol Richard Griffin, deceased, apply to me for Letters Disnussory from said estate— i hesc are, therefore, to cite and admonish, ail and singular, the kindred and creditors <.f said deceased, to be and appear at nt) office, within the Ume prescribed by law, and show granted any th ‘ y llav<J ’ wt, Y said Letters should not be M?v V iSim n ‘ ter mFhanJ - in Appling, this-3d day ot M ’ JAMES P BURNSIDE,’ ( 1 EOHf.l k. COLUMBIA COUNTY—Whereas, Econ \ 8 uidG. Steed, Guardian ot \ irginia E lieutly, (formerly fnon *sald*G uardianslffpl- *° ‘" r Lettess Dlsn * ls9or >- ~(flee within the time prescribed by law ?ndXw cJuTe if any they have, why said letters sl.ould not be granted xi f V i2J. r nl> tiaiul, ’* l U 1 Appling, this Bth day of M: ‘ v - James i*. Burnside, mW Ordinary. COUNTY. Whereas, Mrs. Vfi Emily I. Beny applies tome lot Letters of Guardian, ship on Beniamin P. Berry, (minor)- These are,therefore, to cite and admonishall and singular the kindred and friends of said minor, to be and appear at my m\ office, within the time prescribed by iaw, to show cause, if ait) i hey have, why said letters should not be granted Give” m der my hand, at oh ee in Appling, this nth day of -May, tort., JAMES V. BURNSIDE. m y ll Ordina.y. / n:tiii(i|A, COLUMBIA .'OUNTY.-Whereas, ... K ‘A anil .1.1,. Rowland, Administrators U James Rowland ‘ate ot said county, deceased, apply to me for Letters DU mis- ,ry from said estate— Thew arerbereror.. to cite 5.,.! -3),. all andsinc'lae. tin. kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be anti appear at my office, within the time prescribed bv iaw and show cause.it any they have.why said ictterashould not be granted Oiveniimlermy hand, at office in Appling,this 14th day 01 April, 1860. JAMEs I*. liUKNSIDE, a T rl ‘ Ordinary. / IKOKI.-’\, COLUMBIA COUNTY—V hereas, Mre ’ * -Martha A. Benton applie, to me for Letters ol Guardian ship on the persons and prupeity ol Julia Be. tor, and Tulin, lal. Benton, rumor heirs ot Neicn M. Benton, late of satd county, de, eased— These are, iherefot,-;. A” cite and admonish, ail and singular, the kindren and friends of said minors, to ;, e audap. pearat my office, within the time prescribed by law. and show cause, ifany they have, why said Letters should not be tfranteu. Given tinder my hand, at office in Appling, this 14th day of April, !fO. JAMKsF. BURNSIDE, a b r ‘ Ordinary. niillKGl\. COLUMBIA COUNTY—'Whereas. Ajf 4 6 ( rawford. Administrator of John A. Staples, deceased apojie- to me for Letters D stni.ssory from said estu'e— ’ 1 he.reare, therefore, to cite andadmoulsh, alt atm singular, the kindred aiid credit*rsof said deceased, tot)t?ai)d appear at in> office,withinth^timeprescribed bylaw, and show’cause,it any they have, wh v uid letters should not be granted. Given under inyhand, at office in Appling, this l<th day of April, 1860. JANIES V. BUKWSIDE, aprl,* 0 dinary. I*. Knox, Guard an for Kr,ox, Mary Ann Knox, and Amanda M. Knox, applies to me tor Letters Db nns'iory frtffit Mild Giardianship - Theseute, therefore, to cite aud admunisball and singular, the kindred and creditors of said minora, to bo and appear at. my office witrm the time prescribed bylaw and show'‘a use if any tliey have, why said Letters should not be granted Oivn under myhattd. al office in Appling, this24th davot March, IBCO. ~ \ MEE I>. BURN isl DE. laal - Ordinary. ( IKOHGIA c.iLUMBI A o) 1 7 NTy'—WnereM. Weal leyC. IVerrell, Adno.iistnttoi 1 ■ on : s non. with the wili ant.exed, on 1 lie estate of Thomas If. White, deceased, applies to me for Loiters Distnissorv from a. destJe— These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish allaan singular, thekindred and creditors of sain deceased, to heandappear at my office, within the time prescribed bylaw, and show cause if any they have, why .said Letters should not b. granted Given under my hand, at office in Appling, this 24'h .lay ot Murh, 1860. JAMES r. BURNSIDE. mar 27 Ordinary. / 1 : ORuj \ i ILUMBIA 001 N 1 v.-v 4* . Werrell, Administrator on th. estate of Alvin If White, deceased, applies to me for Letters Distnlssory from said est.it. There are,therefore, to cite and admonish, al! aud singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, 10 be and appear at tny office within the time prescribed bvlaw, and showcau.-e if anv they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office in Appling, tbis 24th day of March, iB6O. JAMES P. BURNSIDE, wiw Ordinary. fltDlll.lt. MUD ...I .si-V— )V It.-reiia. Dr 4* James S. Hamilton, Administrator on the estate o’ Tiiomas N. Hamilton, deceased, applies tome for Letters Dismisaorv from said estate— These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred, and creditors of said det eased, to he and ap pear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if anv they have, why said letter- should not he granted Given under my hand, at office In Appling, this 21st day of February. 1859. JAMES P. BURNSIDE, * e “” _____ Ordinary. 4 1 hOittll \ * <>LL MKIA ttOL'N'l V.- ‘A heieas, Leonard ’ * Steed appht-s o me for letters dismiss.)!y from the gu-mllansh p of John T. Wrig l t Theseare.therefore, to cite aiidadmonlsh, aliand singular, the kindred and Mendaof said minor, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed bylaw, and show cause if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. (riven under my hand, at office in Appling, this vd dav nt February, 1863. .TAMES P. BURNSIDE, I ebb Ordinary. ri KOIM.I V.CIU.I Mi.iA ad STY. Where**. Joieph a M 11. Stocktonantdies to me for letters dismissory from the guardianship of Joseph Bel! These are. therefore, to cite and admonish, ail and Singular, the kindred and friend- of sat. 1 minor, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why said Letter-should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office in Appling, this 3d day of February, 1860. JAMES P. BURNSIDE, / (KOIIGH. < “1 , ’ * H. Cliett ajtpllt- t< mef.tr letters dismissory from ti... executorship of \S iliiarn Cliett, deceased— Theseare, therefore. Incite and admonish, ail and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to heard appear at my office, wlthiuthe time prescribed bylaw, and showcause, if any they have, why said letters should not he granted. Gives under my hand, at office in Appling, this 2d dav of February, 1860. JAMES p. BURNSIDE, fehfi Ordinary. D\\ s alter and i'e’ipplirat': • will beinarietot. r lid I ’■'.it ot Ordinary of Cuiuuiuu, ti.’v. Ga , for leave', s.'l the re al estate or Benjamin Blanchard, iate of id count y, deceased. Jylß E. McCOKD, Adu-r. ciVTV D & after date, application wilier marie to th H Court of Ordinary of (olurnbh county, Ga., for Jf-ave to -ell on? lot of Land. No. 28*2. in Iterator county, Oa., belong irjf to the estate of-John B. Browu. de^d. jyl4 PRISCILLA BROWN, Aaminl*ratrlx. nws.arter 1 te application will be made to the n Honorable, the Court of Or ; .ary of Columb a county , j Qa , for leave to ‘ell all th? Lands belongirg to the estate of IWiriam Thomas, lying in Columbia countv. iyl2 * NAN •’ Y THi>MAS, Executrix. . Honorable. th Oort of Ordinary of Columbia county Ga.. for leave tv sell the interest in three Negro Slaves be! longing to the estate of Joshua and Haidee Bridges, min is. lyS JAMKS it. GREEN. Guardian. wIX T 4 H\ 4 s after date, application will be made to the L’ Lour: mi Ordinary of Lolurobia county, for leave to I! six hundred acres of land more or less, belonging to the of D. L. Marshall, dec’d, adjoining lands of Dr Jas. S. Ham itton, N. Crawford. J. Willingham and others “•® _ J. G. MARSHALL, Executor. V l ' l ‘ aft, ma -Z ~ f ~ Honorable, the Court of Ordinary if Columbia county, for Have to sell tne Land am! Negroes belonging to (he estate of Leonard B. Smith, deceased. G. f|. CLIETT, Administrator, with will annexed. • CISTV days a o r uat.% :.ppt, -if., n will be made to the i Cs I-’ourt of Ordinary of c.iiunilia i'...itdv. !<,r les.et.- sen j the rice estate of Beni. Blanchard, dec’cl, late of ,i eountv ■ iiium I , M ' ;sllA Mo’ORD.AdmT Tennessee State Fair, OPENS AT NAS Ii V IL LK , SEPTEMBER 10. 1860. IMVK liurdr.-j D Kn 4 for the beat . Stallion, Harm - Stallion. Durhiui liuti, ant Jack, be sides a large Premium on Fat {Tittle, and all other domestic animals, and manufactured aud domestic rticles. Com pet i- I tion is invited from the world. No entry fee i- charged. , Programmes may be had, iree, oil application to L. P. Wil liams. Secretaiy. st Nashville. THUS. H. JOHNSON | jl 8* Treasurer ‘fumewee State Fair,
