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Columbia County.
AD SHHISTEATOH’B SALE.
PERSI' AST to an order of tire OaOt f O'#" I V7,°{,Si
lumbia county, will be sold at Appllo*. ou first rues
. day in ADO UST next, between the of sale, s xty
acres of Lu id, more or less, ad ioiid ux lands of kn ox. Burn
aide and others belonging to the estate of John Jonea, Jr.
dece ißi'tl. Sold for distribution. .
„ Gill ' R. W-
X/'ttLl/lwblA CO UN TYW hcreaa, Uriah
UT P.lauchard applies for Letters of Guardianship for the
pei tons and property of Ella •!.. Ida E.. and Lila M. Blanch
. ard, nnuor heirs of Uriah Blanchard—
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular,
rthe kindred and friends of said minors. to be and appear at my
.office, within the time prescribed bylaw, and show cause, if
a any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given uuder my hand, at office in Appling, this 6th day of
-July, 1868. jyt>_ A. COLVARD, Ordinary,
Georgia. Columbia.county.-whereas, cnrtis
H. Shockley and James M. Harris* apply to me for Lct
’ters of Administration on the estate of Rowena Payne, late ol
said county, deceased—
These art, therefore, to cite 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 show cause, if
.-any they have, why said letters should not be gr inted. ’
Given under my hand, at office in Appling, this22d dav of
• June, 1858. jo-5 A. COLVARD. Ordinary,
GEORGIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY.- Whereas. Dorr**
IT Ryan applies to me for Letters of AdnimuSibm fr
rthe estate of John Edwards. late of said county/decSed
10 die ami admonish, al atKUingtri«r
the kindred and credltore of said deceased, to 1* and arS at
““‘A! ° f
of John 11. Tiippe, Executor— *
i f IW Ii ar ?’ therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular
.he kimlred, and all other persons interested, to be and aonr-ir
£* fflce . wi thin the time prescribed by law, to biiow uime
othercompetetrt perL, Ihonld not be »X!lntid°j
M-.* 1
GEORGIA, COLOMBIA COU.NTY—WherauUuliri H.
FUten, Guardian of Marguct O. Smith, applies for Let
' Disuilssoey from said Guardians!! p
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular,
v ~ k !{. K,r "‘* 1 . all oUierj>i rsons concerned, to be and appear at
un office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause,
.f any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office in Appling, this 61 b day of
June, 18. K Jeß A. COLVARD, Ordinary.
E4)RGIA» COLUMBIA COUNTY,—Whereas. Samuel
AA Barnett, Administrator on the estate of Joseph M. A.
SS&fiSmLiSISSS' deccastd ’ appiieß for UlUrs Dls
.l,l6™°. *?• U , ieref ?, ri '’ to S 1 ** “"'I Admonish all andslngular,
.he k.ndred and creditors of said deceased, to he and aoixar at
my office wit mu the time prescribed by law, and show cause If
ant they have, wbvsald letterashould not be granted
F.Ku«. i e U lS£ at office In Appling this id day of
February. 1853, felH A. COLX’ARD. Ordinary.
G'un'V'v COLUMBIA. COUNTY —\VheTe«, the Es-
T.,teox Mar. .»a 11. Cuwdru is ujire?'rf‘“i.'nti ,1 i.v ri-noon
.'ueat«’'iincxo2l J ° l ‘" u - Tr, Pl> o . Administrator, cum testa
. JtuSSt' • h * rcf ">»: 10 nip and admonish, all and (.insular,
*•*}. kindred mid creditors of said deceased, lobe and •iTiiM» , »r
y f m ' ln ‘J* jl" fc prescribed I y law, l„ show iam“
my w. 11 ’ at
GSOHGLA, COI.TJMMA COUNTY.—Whereas, Jeffer
snn tins oe. applies for Letters (if Guardianship iiir ihe
S wmff MaisrS;.;;?^' 1 wmiaE; F, ~ -»«5
the kiSS SrTted's 0 &SI3SS& U'Si jESjS
my office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause
If any they have, why said letters should not be grant. I ’
Gl .en under my hand, at office In Appling. this 81' day of
June, 1858. tell A. ttoL. Alul.o,
Xt l;l HI I* 11; COLUMBIA COUNTY.—Where: ~s K
}7, {.“■/yjippilesfcr Letters of Administration on the estate
o o. l. 1 1 rry, late of said • omitv. deceased—
therefore, to rite arid admonish, nil and singular,
«\v andcreditoisof said decease*!, to be and appear rt
GEOIIUI V, OOLUillllA GOUJlTY—Whereas A M
Crawford. Administrator on the estate of Sophia Yonne
from liSd estate 11 - 5 ’ d,!c '•'“ e ‘l• *PP liea <“ r Letters DiamlssuiT
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular
rn v K8 d f e ll j}!? nniditors or said deceased, to he and aprSr at
f?1 BORGIA, COLUMB I A COUNTY.—Whereas James
Jt ju Administrator on the estate if James D
L C it“ n i r,deo<^'d ’ a,,t,11 “ >nr Letter. Dial
ATMtSi ard
s?S« I l'm^* ) lr ofl ' Ce ’(n Wltl !, In Ult H ,ne prescribed by law, and
*rantc4. f “ !, Y the F L-ys, why safd letters should nit be
my te’> “ l >" Aoplln*. this » on.
June.JBJB. Je"o A. COLVARD. Ordluarj
EORGIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY Whereas lamT
AWVrrt*fuiia rd *i Ati ®J ,,lj J rat _ or on the e’rtate of B. njamln E.
Alford, dtccaa d. applies for Letters of Dismission :
.°o IUi nd,,r niyhamL atofflee ta Apptlng, this2id day of
April, l».a. ap27 A. CULVARI). Ordinary.
G'ifKGlA, ( a ILL' MHI A COUNTY.-Whereas, Lev.
1 ..Hard, executor on the estate of Samuel Pollard, late
or said county, deceased, applies for Letters of Dismission from
said estate—
*i.?w- 8e . ar S’ th ? refo r, e ’ t 0 c L te and admonish, all and singular,
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at
niy office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause,
if any the / have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office in Appling, this 27th day of
February, 1858. mb2 A. COLVAKI), Ordinary.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.-Whereas, John
•V * ■• A. .Jones, Administrator on the estate of T.C. S. Jones,
late of said county, deceased, applies for Letters Diamissory
from said estate—
_ These are, therefore, to cite 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 show cause,
if any they have, why said letters should not he granted.
Given iu»der my hand, at office in Appling, this 29th day of
May 18M. Jel A.OIif.VAKD, Ordinary.
fIMHaIA COLUMBIA COUNTY.—WhereM. Levi
\ M Pollard, Administrator on the estate of Samuel Pollard,
late Os said county, deceased, applies for Letters Diamissory
from said estate— 1
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular,
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the me prescribed by law, and show
cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted
Given under my hand, at office in Appling, this 27th day of
February, 1858. mh2 A. COL YARD. Ordinary.
GEORGIA, COLUMBIA COUNT C.
V, Ky ; ri Guardian for the the person and property of Wm.
L. Dougherty, applies for Letters Diamissory from said Guar
ansnip—
.. therefore. l ° cite and admoniah all and singular,
the kmdreu, and all other persons concerned, to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, and show
cause. If any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office in Appling, this 27th day of
Februray, 18-58. mh 2 A. COL YARD, Ordinary,
EOHGIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY Whereas,Thoe
VA K. Blalock. Administrator on the estate of D’L. Ben
mug, deceased, applies for Letters Diamissory from fiaid estate—
♦ u l uerefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular,
the kindred ami creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at
my office, within the time prescribed by law. and show cause,
*f any they have, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand, at office in Appling, this 11th dayof
March, 1358. mh!4 A. CUXVARD, Ordinary.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.-Whereas, JohnF.
V* Sutton applies for Letters of Guardianship for the per
sons and property of Emma J. and John M. Stapler, minors
«f John M. Stapler, deceased—
cJte and admonish, all and singular,
the k hid red and friends of said minors, to be and appear at
NrlilSi® w l th,n Ul ® time Prescribed by law, and show cause,
if am they have, why said Letters should not be granted.
v£l V^ U o nder my hund A at offlce in Appling, this 22d day of
18g8 » my?« A COL YARD, Ordinary.
COLUM BIA COUNT Y. —Whereas, Abe IJ.
Hutchinson, Administrator on the estate or James Cart
Vi,! 06 /'* L , ette .™ Diamissory from said estate—
a t 0 S itea ° d summon, all and singular,
HEHSS*! c -TE dI JP rB of M deceased, to be and appear at
n lh ? tim ® prescribed by law, and show cause,
xf any they nave, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office in Appling, this 12th day of
January, 1658. jan!4 A. COLVARI). orinarv
SIXTY DAYS after date, application will be madeTotß
Court of Ordinary of Columbia county, for leave to sell
Land belonging to Thomas A. Scott, a minor.
M B. B WILKERSON, Gnardlan,
SIXTY DAYS after date, application will be made to the
Court of Ordinary_of Columbia county, for leave to sell
' tae Land belonging to B. B. Wilkeraon, a minor.
B. B. WILKERSON, Guardian.
-CIXTY DAYS after date, appUcation will be made to the
kj Court of Ordinary ot Columbia comity, for leave to sell the
Lands belonging to the estate of Ambrose Dags all. deceased
Jy* SARAH PAONALL, Ex’x. ’
SIXTY DAYS afterdate, application will be made to the
Court of Ordinary «f Columbia county, for leave to sell
the Lands belonging to the heirs of Frances Darsey, deceased
Iv 9 EDWARD DARSEY, Trustee. ‘
SIXTY DAYS after date, application will be made to the
Honorable Court of Ordinary of Columbia county, for leave
'to sell the Lands belonging to the estate of Richard Grlfflu,
deceased. WILLIAM A. GRIFFIN,! .
j>9 WILLIAM WOODALL, \ Adm ra -
NOTICE.— All persons Indebted to the estate of James
Rowland, late of < ’olumbla county, deceased, are request
-Sd to make mediate payment: and those iiaving demands
;against said estate, wUi render them in, duly authenticated,
- according to law. JAMEfe B. ROWLAND, ? .. ,
jell BENJAMIN F. ROWLAND,! Adru ra -
OIXTY DAYS afterdate, application will be made to tha
O Ordinary of Taliaferro county, for leave to sell all the Lat d
i Vbolonging to the estate of Martin Woodall, 8r„ late of said
• county, deceased. JOHNSON WOODALL,? . . ..
my-g SINGLETON HARRIS,} Ad,r
NOTICE.
\IU ISHI.VG to move West. I offer my FARM In Gwin-
Ji nett County, Geo., for sale There is on the Tract .X*?
-Acres, 100 cleared and 53 Acres fresh Land. Good Orchard*.
-» _ well watered with fine Springs and lies about two miles from
~~ Chace’s old store, anu about 18 miles from Atlanta ;.nd 7 from
Stone Mountain, and the same from McAfee’s and Gregorie’rt
Bridge. The Air Line Railroad is located about X mile from
me, which will certainly be built. I will sell a bargain in the
premises, as I have heretofore offered it at $3,000.
Jy7 «Jm ARCHIBALD LEITCK.
Strioen €ountn.
GUARDIAN’S SALE.
4 GREE4BLE to an order of the Court of Ordinary of
VoA county, will be mdd, before the Court Hous ’ rtcor
tnThe viiiage of aSylvania, In said county, on the drat tS»2£I
mi AUGUST next, within the legal hours ot sale, ore
woman namedjdm sud Ler infant child. Said woma.Ur
-rJS; of?ho&fof sr rty ° f CMm >-
_Jii! JAME.n M. ItOBEP.TS, Guardian
as gFSistfstZk, n t h “
0 nt> f' dect ' a i" l - is unrepresented— * tW 0E '
ifesf’TrtffisfSlas"
person and property 1 ot
said Guardtansiiijul 6 ’ 1 ' applle ’ for Letters Dlsmrssory irotn
thJiliStad’ aJd'w'mi, t 0 ci,c ac<l admon ‘s h - All ar.d singular
“S* a fF th ey have. Why said letters should not be granted
ri KORGIA, SURIVEN COUNTY—Whereas William
Vi ourt of Ofdlnarv, to be held in and for thesaid
hljay o,
thekSr B !d’ci.d»i 0,e ’ ,o a cl, .f a », d «imonsT. all and singular,
vi ,ar ‘"^d.crt,d!itora, and all other person* interested in he
and appear before the Court of Ordinary, to be he’d fn
May,
£n’ fronTr^e^ate—’ d * C * asw1 ’ a I P llt ‘B tor Letters i>israL
•vins interested, to be ami appear at my office w'fhht ihrTtf*.? 1^
Cffid SWSSK ““*• lf I t,l<lV
G' LORGI V SCItiVEN COUSTY—Where...
aU i of th f P?re°n .and property of Mar?
. ‘.. Herrington, late a minor of said county, ar.nlie- to v o , r
Ledt. rs of Dtoßiu*..uii from salt Gvatdiarv«hipl' lor
Thc-i are therefore, to cite am! wA *r«rfa r
the parties interested, to be and appear at myoffle with hi
the time prescribed by law. and show ca™!!? any thra have
why said letters of dismission should not hegranted 5 ’
M?i V »S-« na ' r “ y h * Bi ' »' cfflerlnSyltsula, thl.-'dd day of
M w, m Robert d. sharpe,
Deputy Ordinary 8. C.
fYEOBQIA, SCRIX i-.N COI N 1 , Mar.ltaT,
VA hharpe. (formerly Martha A. SewelD, Guardian for the
. „ p^ p, 2 j ’ HP n" r «' " • hewell, of said c“,.P a !
COBP,y ' f « &
These are, therefore, to cite and ndrnonl.,!;. all ar il sinau'ar
d V U 'lT 8 't d ' 10 R ‘ ;,p! “ ,:ir ’ '• ,or ‘- 'he Court of oil
jaW.WM Den.oS,^ 0 '
saM
ot? the^weond 1 Uonda>- 1 |n > Eepteiu her^ex? 11 thea
ls aus ' they **»•
“hdermyhand and oSclal signature, at Svlyanla.
this 15th day of April, 1868. * i ->*va.ua,
fJ-EORGIA. SCRIVEN COUNTY Whereas Thrit.a.
. Jx, Archer and XX illiant Woods apply to -r- f. rt ,
coimty^k-eeased— 01 th “ Mta,e of A • «. late of taid
Thesear... therefore, to cite, and admonish all and simn.lsr
fCRn’EN COUNTY—Whereos,.Jame«pT r .
er ’ G'larri^lan for David Lee, a minor of J»g*e i. et
C for Letters Dlsmlssory from said Guardlanshin *
thJ tb a re f? re »V t 0 clte an<l ‘Wwnonlsh, all and singular
a i th .? r P trsonß concemed, to be andnr»r*ear
I fJl t i*£°J u^ ot Ordmarv to be held in and for said coSB?
Mif 8 ” 88 ' " a " y
G 1
*zl tai r ' • r ‘ 8 Guardian ot David Lee, a minor. aDDliea for T.pt
tere Dlsmissory from said Ouordlanuhtp— PP Let '
therefore, t® cite and admonish, MI and singular
ino ® redito ™’ and all other persons concerned,'fo be
aaawydaffi
F^.y , 18r-3. nder f^dß iand ALEXAN'DER a^K^Mpl , S Ordmary. ol
s t RORGIA, scan r.N COWTY Whereas. Barbara
t:J' Matl" P t h w’., B n’ for M" ,r r ° r Administration toon
th ri e^teof^ m °v’’- ll'unphi-t ys, late of said county, ec'd—
i,fSSS£Js,,ha**® to clftand admonish, all and'singular
lie khidred and creditors of said tli*ct-ased7tl> be and appear at
oy office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause
,f JS” I ''J ly e' d l etten * should not be granted ’
YKy, nag. mfaT^AtKXAN^ vl i} l^,t ,t l l J off d da Y cf
Georgia, scriven C*)PNTy. — WhMTRAr JMaicwti I
D. Jones, Administrator on the estate of William Owins,
csnt'if* ' 1116 or betters of Dismiseion from said
Au T^ ap ?* th f* to J: eß to cite and admonish, all and singular,
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
before the Court of Ordinary, on or by the first Monday in No
vember next, and show cause, if any they have, why said letters
should not be granted.
t _S|v«u under my hand and official signature, in Bylvania, this
loth day of June, 1858. ALEXANDER KEMP,
-J* 94 Ordinary.
lV^riGE.— All persons Indebted to the es ate of A. F.
LI Archer, late of the county of Scrlven, deceased, are
requested to make Immediate payment; and those having
demands against the said deceased, are required to render
hem In, duly autaentlcated, within the time prescribed he
law, to the Administrators.
THOMAS K. ARCHER, ) . , ,
PA!? after date, application will be made to the
Court of Ordinary of Scriven county. for leave to sell all
tnc Land belonging to the estate of Thomas Robbins, dec’d.
•W ARTHUR ROBBINS, Administrator
NOTICE.— All nersons indebted to the estate of Richard C
H uiett. late of Scriven county, deceased, art requested to
rnaue immediate payment; end those having demands against
SK5d?*Si e .i”* '"•"Li 4 .. \° , rendcr lhl ' ra duly attested,
within the time prescribed by law.
m i lli WILLIAM J, MANER, Adm'r.
Taliaferro bounty.
/lEORGL\, TALIAFERRO Whereas, John
vX » . Moore and Ben iambi F. Moore, have made applica
tion to me for Letters of Administration on the estate of Elisha
Moore, late of said county, deceased—
These are, therefore, to cite, summon and admonish, all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and
appear at my offlce, within the time prescribed by law, and
>how cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be
granted.
Given under my hand, at offlce in Cratvfordvillc, this 12th day
of June, 1858. jelß QUINEA O’NEAL Ordinary.
/'J.EORGIA,TALIAFERRO COUNTY —Whereas. Alev.
VJ ander H. Stephens has made application to me for Let
teas of Administration on the estate of James D. Williams,
lath ot i»id county, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular,
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at
my offlce. within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, If
any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office in C’rawfcrdville, this sth day
July, 1868 Jy7 QUINE A O’NEAL, Ordinary.
UIXTY DAYS after date, I shall apply to the Court of
Ordinary es rallaferro county, for leave to sell the Real
Estate of James D Williams, deceased
■iy7 ALEXANDER H. STEP HENS, Adm’r.
(JIXTY DAYS after date, I shall apply to the Court of
p Onßnary of Tafta'erro county, for leave to sell the Real
Estate of William Williams, a minor.
jy? ALEXANDER H. BTEPHENS. Guardlan.
SIXTY DAYS atter date, application will be made to the
Honorable the < -ourt of Ordinary of Taliaferro countv, for
leave to sell a part of the Negroes belonging to the estate of
George W. Jarrett, deceased; This. July sth. 1858.
J>7 GEORGE F, BRISTOW, Adm’r.
SELLING OFF.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
For One JKonth only ,
Commencing on the First clay of July.
YYTILUAM H. CIIA YE, expecting to nave some im
:,7 Pavements m ide In his Store on the first of August,
J 10m ™f, n^ e v.9 ae ® rßt day of July, .-elllng off his large
GOODS fer Cash, at greatly reduced prices.
ana continue it for one month only. All are invited to call
ana examine his assortment, as great bargains will be given.
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NOTICE
dSvrt «imy m on d U&«*w “f C ? UI J «f Or
ter next, lor leave to reel. n mV offlrg aaEMcutS of
of Jao-.ee Kltehene. late or ild county.
jii ounc that I have removed from the countv of W»rr*.n w v,ris
Tv.-as app doted and onalllled, and tSSfYhc SSnla’lSSS
of tue estate of the said deceaeed now S' lobe
discharged from all farther liability a>
for the sa d Court to make aaen further order In relation to aU
SP' ,i " 1 “Ysuccessoraemly
oe right and proper; :nd for the appointment of Seaborn
Kelly, Administrator, with the will Annexed, on the estateo!
said deceased, as my successor.
I Published by order of the Court of Ordinary of Warren
oeuoty. jy7 law2m WILEY KITCHENS, Ex*r i
tUnrren <£omitD.
WARBEN SHERIFF'S SALE.
W*!'!: If a ,°, ,d ' °' I S U *nt Tacito in A UGUST next, bc-
f Court House door in the town of Warrenton,
, “"“‘F- Geor g la, between the legal hour, of mile, six
£33l™. l ? h ora or , le ®'?^. an,i SWrotr Lend, lying In
Ss £ 1 ‘be watersiof Golden’s Creek, adjoining labds
rL h ;i? ra i“*7*. hts *’ h t n " • Kinsey, and other* \ levied on as
f«b P r ?! ‘ E . n e!V*. to satisfy a fl. fa. from the In
-swJs>”£ of “S ca *'i‘D to favor of Lorenzo D. Rogers vs.
IV Aan '■ English, endorser.
I roperty pointed out by plainUlTa attorney.
,iii.?T At ‘he same time ant place will be sold, two bun
dred and twenty.four acres or pine Land, lying In said county,
«WtoiMglaßds«f*®rtKunn. tiamh WllltTns, and others;
t™.?""' l ' property of Joel L. Neal, re satisfy a tl.fa.
In m rl ? r t of "aid county, in favor ot James
Adams vs. -aid Joe! L. Neal. Property pointed out by plaln
ntf a Attorneys, Jy3 Wat. LITTLETON. Sh rilT.
WARREN SHERIFF'S SALE.
W , feki e nf o o' °- if' 5 Brs f Tuesday In AUGUST Ifext,
G curt Hou.-*e in the town ot Warrenton.
Georgia, within the legal hours of sale, the
in Beall iji a terlaiu tract of Land, lying
7 umn * on t,,e waters of Ogechee
ri w adjoininelands of Adam Brown, W. B. Barksdafe, and
others, Said tract of land containing one hundred and forty
«’ levied on to .satisfy one fl. fa. Issuing
SSSt? u Court of the ISfttli District, O. M„ in said
d )r u fth 3 offl cers of Court of said District vs.
said \v Jl.iarn Beall. Property levied on and returned to me
by a constable. EDWIN A. BRINKLEY, Dep. Sh’ff.
WAEREN SHERIFFS SALE.
TV ILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in AUGUST next, be
\J-rrcM ouse uP. or ,n tae t°wn of Warrenton,
w arren county, Georgia, within the legal hours of sale, the
frJISSnf £°,fe y ; \h' icy ' a * s, og, ro woman about thirty
her three children, viz; Edmund, a boy about
kL™’ w a, %PT) aljou t ten years old ; and her infant
Rollers, about fourteen years old. All
.?"?? Property of Henry R. Cody and Mary H.
wS2!f.W y . ,m !?¥** K - fa - to""! the Interior Court or
said county, in favor of James (Jody, Robert D Codv Thoa
H CM?"* Y> and ?• Heatli vs. said H. R. and Mary
H.Cody. Property pointed out in said mortgage 11. fa.
■ my - EDWIN A. IIP.INKI.EfTIIcp. Sheriff.
WARREN COUNTY—Where** Elam F.
All ?‘T y Fletcher McDonald, Executors of James
hA”®!®** 4 apply ‘° “« for Le,ters
i.-w!fi h i rtfo , r , c< to cite and summon, all and singular,
mv .f of “ ald to be and appear at
yfeyk**!?? by law, to show cause, li
have, why .-uid letters should not be granted.
Tim» at offloe in Warrenton, this 9th day of
June, lso3. t 11. R. COPY, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, WARREN COUNTY—Whereas. George
wj” • I>lcksrj ß , Administrator, «le bonis non, on the estate
rtnw-ei h. Hunt, deceased, applies to me for Letters Dis
mlssory from said estate—
These are, therefore, to cite 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, il any they nave, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hard, at office in Warrenton, this 3d day of
HENRY R. COPY, Ordinary.
V; AT.i.WI W-UNTY Whereafa John M.
v. f Mc r rd ' AtJmtni.trtft'.r on r... estate of Juiaw Hardin.
, , f;™ .deceased, applies i» W e fur 1 .
sorj from said estate—
These are, therefore, U> cite and admonish All _
the kindred and creditors of saW deceased, t<> he!!?!!! s,r >gula.-
my office, within the tlniffprcscribed bv "iTTr?tfifft*irarat
if any they have, why said letters should not lx* glanted.
Given unoer my hand, at office in Warrenton, thls9thdayof
April.lSOS. agW HENRY R. CODY,Ordinary.
A, WARREN COUNTY.—Whereas, Absalom
Johnson, Executor of Randolph Johnson, late of said
s d'd evtute Ct * M to Ine or Letters Dismlssory from
A hesc are. therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular,
tne kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at
my office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause,
i! any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office in Warrenton, this vd day of
May, 1958. myS HENRY R. CODY, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, WARREN COUNTY.—WTiereas, George
V\ Dickson. Administrator. <’e bonis non on the estate
oTCuarles H. Montgomery, late of said county, deceased, ap-
I'lks to me for Letters Dismi-sory from said estate—
These are. therefore, to cite 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 show cause,
if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
G.ven under my hand, at office in Warrenton. this 3d day of
! my'* iIKNKV K. ropy, ordinary.
GKOHfil \, V. \ KEEN <'■ > U.<T Y.—Whereas, John K.
Riviere, Administrator on the estate of Sarah Riviere,
lanroi said county, deccaseik, applies to me ffir Letters Dls
missory from said estate—
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular,
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at
iny office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause,'
it any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office In Warrenton, this 9th day of
June, 1853. Jell H. R. CODY,Ordinary.
WARREN COUNTY—Whereas. Montgom
VX ery S. Madlock applies to me for Letters Dismissary from
the Guardianship of Elizabeth Latimer—
These are, therefore, to cite, summon and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and friends of said minor to be and
appear at my office within the time prescribed by law to show*
*ru"ted y 5 1 have, ol.y said Letters should not he
Given under my hand, at office In Warrenton. this Ist day of
March, 1853. m!:4 HE.NRY R. CODY, Ordinary.
GEORGIA WARREN COUNTY-Whereas. Edward
11. I ottle. Administrator on the estate of Beniamin Ivv,
ueeeased, applies to me for Letters Dlsmlssory from said estate.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular,
toe kmdrod and eredttorsof said deceased, to be and appear at
my office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause.
If any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office in Warrenton, thtsiah day of
Jan„ I3SB. . jan!4 HENRY R, Cpf)Y. Ordinary.
SIXTY n \YS afterdate, application will be made to tlie
rj/,l'"ia4?i>toln»ry of V, arren county, for leave to sell the
, ',’!*» of Derjamln F.van v late of add
county, deceased. Jell EZRA MoCRARY, Adm'r.
SIXTY' DAYS afterdate, application will he made to the
p Honorable tlie Court of Ordinan-of TallaferroS/unty for
leave tosell the Real Eshde of William A* Battle. Steof iud
county, deceased, niya JESSE W. BATTLE, Adin”
TV°TU :E — A1 ‘ indebted to Joseph A. Smith, late
>A_. uf p&-»SNftri«f J tn-WlJi “’to" forward and
then-, wtthia the time prt.-ocriL.vu ntnraw s .'"— -~ iil *»*.
Je6 WM. 11. SMITH, Adm’r.
\TOTIC'E.-Ali persons indebSli to Ansel Parish, late of
Warren county, deceased, will please come forward and
make payment; and those having demands will present them
within the time prescribed by law.
Jet* WM. H. SMITH, itdia’r.
SIXTY D AYS .after date application will be made to the
Honorable Court of Ordinary of Warren county, for leave
to sell the Lands belonging to the estate of Barksdale Wright,
'ate of said county, deceased.
jell WILLIAM M. WRIGHT, Adm’r.
CIXTY DAYS after date, application will be made to the
IO Court of Ordinary of Warren county, for leave to sell the
Land belonging to the estate of Joseph A. Smith, deceased.
n>yl3 WILLIAM H. SMITH, Adm’r.
©gletljorpc County.
OGLETHORPE SHERIFF’S SALE.
VJKTTLL be 8)ld, on the first Tuesday in AUGUST next, be
▼ f fore the Court House door, in the town of Lexington,
Oglethoroe county, Georgia, within the legal hours of sale, a
tract of Land In said county, containing t n acres, more or
1 ss, adjoining land* of Glenn & Daniel, John D. Wright, and
other-; leviedon as the property of Willi tm Griffith, to satis
fy a fl. fa. i sued from the Supnor Court of Oglethorpe coun
ty, in favor of John D. Pitmin vs. said Griffith. Property
pointed out by plaintiff's attorney.
JyS JOSEPH 11. EDMONDSON Dep. Sheriff.
OGLETHORPE SHERIFFS SALE.
ILL be sold, before the Court House in the town of
.▼▼Lexington, Oglethorpe county, on the fit st Tuesday In
AUGUST next, within the usual hours of sale, a tract of
Land in said county on the head waters cf Long Creek, con*
taining nine hundred and fifty acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Henry Britain, Win. Adkins,and
others; sold as the property of William Wrav, to satWV six
fl. fas. from the Justice’s Court for the 229th District, G. M.,
t three of which are in favor of Norton & Boggs, for the use of
eorge F. Platt vs. William Wray: one in fhvor of James R.
oggs for the use of George F. Platt vs. William Wray, and
the other two in favor of Patman & Smith vs. William Wray.
These six levied and returned tome by John D. McCarty,
constable.
ALSO—To satisfy a fl. fa. from Oglethorpe Superior
Court, in favor of Simeon B. Simonton vs. William Wray,
principal, and Win. B. Brightwell, ende sc r, and one fl. fa.
from Oglethorpe Inferior Court, in favor of Sims & Hanson for
theuseof James S. Sims vs. William Wrav, and assigned to
Beni. \ . Willingham. Property pointed out by defendant,
jyi Joseph h. Edmondson, Dep. sh’ff. „
m . TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RA WM A A from the residence of the subscriber, on the
lOtn of June last, my Negro boy NED. He calls him
seit Edmond. He :s about five feet six or eight Inches high ;
inclined to be raw-boned. He is about twenty-nix years old;
little inclined to be bow-legged ; and he walks straight with
his right foot, and a little pigeon-toed with the left. He is
iack, and has. a tolerable beard. His hair Is trimmed with a
round circle frofii his forehead round by his ears, and over his
forehead. He has a mcle In a bunch of hair over one of his
eves ; keeps It trimmed very close. He Is likely to have a
forged pass, and at work somewhere. I will give the above
reward for his delivery to me, or for his confinement in some
safe Jail so that I can get him. I live near Thompson, on the
Georgia Railroad. I will be thankful for any information.
jyg elm DAVID P. MONTGOMERY.
HOUSE AND LOT IN OXFORD FOR SALE?
AXEWLY built and elegant HOUSE, with all necessary
out buildings, elegantly fenced, and in a delightftx] part
of the town of Oxford, is offered for sale or rent, upon the
most reasonable terms. Apply to ROBERT G. HARPER,
Esq., or Mr. E. S. SWIFT, in Covington, or Mr. WM. KEN
NEDY in Oxford. ctAnl zayt9
VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
THE subscriber being desirous of moving Tart her South,
offers for sale his very valuable PLANTATION, situated
fourteen miles South-west of Americus, containing sixteen hun
dred and seventy acres, nine hundred of which are in a high
state of cultivation; eleven hundred and ten acres lies in the
county of Terrell. I will sell a part or all of said Plantation.
The purchaser, if he desires it, can be supplied with Corn,
Fodder, Peas, Oats, Ac. As persons desiring to purchase, will
probably wish to examine the place for themselves, it is unne
cessary for me to enter into details, though there are Indue*
ments of a supe lor character not mentioned here. I Invite
persona to come and examine the lands, the present crop, and
the improvements. The purchaser can secure easy terms.
nov-3 ctf JOHN R. EVANS.
TUNNEL HILL HOUSE.
Tunnel Hill, YY hit Held County, Georgia.
THE subscriber begs to inform his friends and the public
generally that liw has furnished and fitted up a large and
commodious house at this favorite summer resort.
This delightful region offers many inducements to the seeker
after health or pleasure from the low country. Tunnel Hill
is in the very heart of the mountain region of Georgia, and its
fresh an i Invigorating air, pure, coid water, and magnificent
natural scenery, added to its convenience of access, (being im
mediately on the Western and Atlantic Railroad), render It
among the most desirable of summer resorts.
The subscriber promises that his table Bhall be always sup
plied with the very best the market affords, and that his prices
shall be reasonable. je?3 c2m G. M. LACY.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
fIIHE subscriber offers for sale his PLANTATION in Jes-
JL feraon oonaty, containing twelve hundred acres, more at
leas, about half cleared, the bola> ce in the woods, and heavy
““ ctf E. V JOHNSON
BMc County.
‘»c .town of
audher Infant chff; gaH° n ? me of Dafnoy, s
1
."Old. the f„l
--age, black comp Mun; Lefand Imm aw l flft T years of
Abb. a boytlditeTyearsof age dJ* -- a t k
a boy four years nice, dark »i£l nß lex,OD; Gilford, t
years of age, darlKuplcxion-all of v cy ’ a f* rl e^ht *
f*s the
fas. issued from 1 r!« Court 1 * h? “‘^/undr y fl. t
Perry, and otbrrsp. Frederick B f 2 vor Garter A I
out by plalntiff’sjloraeys. ' Property pointed a
ds^&tyfo&'“ d «"' d -tour hum P
levied on as thelopOTtyof William C nJ^L °f p n .® Land;
“f '
Mare, about idTykrs old, levied on 2. ne c T e f m b
drew J. Lasseralefettaftrone fl P rope^y An * o
utTior Court, ffaror of Jonc. & 'stS™i. . ' ? ur , ke s S' t
Lassetcr, niakf aad George Mixon A £ drc ‘ w J - 1
pointed out byld plaintiff,.? -“ uon - endorser. Property ]
JZ? 4- - JHHIARD w. ROGERS, Sheriff. °
WWW.. , x .SHERIFF'S SALE. ,
to'fas , oio?Slft: Owe U n rt "• J
1^! I
i
from C lfijSK2r’orrmm to satisfy an execution ,
Court, In favor of George A. Holton vs. !
Property {dX,^
G-^sSf!(£lw , i E , COI,NT , Y - Wh " reM - Franklin li.
Muikev^^SfM,lK? n S tor , on toe estate of William A.
niiwu l J froYdwtM^ y ' '' IVMSed ' “I'pHca for Letters Dis
thel'SlrJESOTUdo™ S?L!ft d J adnioulih ' a " and Angular. .
S th.4nJf thfolL 0 d '„ l " w a V> ; :
noT^f» * u * ,lf “T to"Y have, Why'S BSSSif ,
of^Jufy. T “ ,y tonJ '"SftiSffiPgSffcSS '^» y I
c to ra Bwor Court, and ex nffldo cfciS
Administrator of the estate of Jesse Knight,
T.,4 QcmUes to me for Letters Dismissory—
Tuft, a T fevherefore,to cite and admonish# all and singular,
fir hhiTliflw/ anti tt, l other persons interested, to be and appear
on the rt of Ordinary, to be held hi and for said county,
Monday in August next, artd show cause, if any
Wltne^. T y said letters should not be granted.
(t , wku? , w’ “ ÜBE i COUNTY Whereas, Henrv
Executor of the last will and testament of Da "S
WhlU>, d " c »*<i. applies for Letters Dismtssory
therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular,
the kindrc f and creditors, and ill otlier persons inter&tcd to
be and appear before tlie Oourt of Ordinary, to be held in and
for sou county, on the first Monday in Augu.4 next and Vow
Ca rft’#.n y V we e wll > letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office m Wavnesbcro’, dav
ofJanuary.llM. Jan 29 EDWARD ts ARLlCK.Ordinary.
(IWJJ BURKE COUNTY—Whereas, Stephen M.
m Administrator on tlie estate of Archibald
Thi-ft de . applies for Letters Dlsmlssory—
‘hen.*fore, to cite and admonish, all and sliuruhr
l lStj£tA r P [U> ? of deceased, and aH offip«!
t .°. bc Md a PP ( ar before the Court of Ordluan*
tembcr e r a? “tn f f °/ C "' U l' y ’t 0" 1 h *' flr:it Monday in §Jp!
Md <^ e .“ho a SlteeVn™ e ’ M il " y baVE '
awK y “fl& d * ,t offlce this 16th
EPWARP GARLICK, Ordinary.
» BURKE OOUNTY—Whereas, Amou Cross,
j~^L u A^fsr,? in^ ril T o L. on of James M. Cross, de-
applies for Letters Dlsmlssory
10 clte an<l admonish all and singular.
deceased, and all othe? per
to i ail i app^r before the Court of Ordinary,
emLriUt , a »?d f ? r eou * lt 7t on the flrßt Monday in Sep
leuiber m xr. then and there to show cause, if any thev have
why said xetters should not begr&nted. ’
Os °® CP in W 7 BMbo ro’. toi» 16th day
fabl> EDWARD OARLICK. Ordinary.
-absrda u' application will te made to the
' , 1 'f I f rro tor leave to sell the Land
UtooTLSM'SSfed 1 ? ' he M,ate of E'. C. Alexander
.... WILLIAM A. REYNOLDS. Adm'r.,
JeS6 M.R, ALEXANDER, Adm : x, ’
JWSoulh Carolina Female Collegiate In.litute, at
Barhamvllle, near Columbia, South Carolina. The dutlesof the
Instltuti wfll be reaumed, uader a highly respectable corpaof
Teachers, OCTOBER 4th, ensuing.
Communications may be addressed to the Principal, who
will remain at the Institute during the vacation.
Jew 2« E. MARKS, M. D.
fr l5 *"" Ijfr. MtaiGinn m
medlcinfa are indebted for their name to their manifest and
sensible action In purifying the springs and Channels of life,
and endowing them with renewed tone and vigor. In almost
every species of disoase to which the human frame is liable,
the happy effects of Dr. Moffatt’s LIFE PILLS and PROS
NLX BITTERS have been gratefully and publicly ackuow
pVliWpbku, priodple tipon
which Tnwyhrc compounded, and upon which theyconsequent.
lyact. For sale by W. B. MOFFAT, proprietor, 33S Broad
way, N w York, aod by Druggists generally throughout the
sta ‘""- elm j elß
‘-a>.t, or Mislaid, a Proiniasorv Note agafnat
Bryant Beeslty, payable to D. W. Palmer, or bearer, for two
hundred dollars, due 4rst January last, with a credit of twen
tydollars. M. A. EVANS.
Je23 e3*
W There 1, a vacancy in (he Eighth Dlatrlct for
a state s Cadet. Any young man wishing the appointment,
must apply, by letter, to me at Allen's Station, Savannah and
Augusta Railroad, before the llrst of August. The person ap.
pljlng for the appointment must be able to read, write a good
hand, and understand the four grand rulea In Arithmetic
With the application there must bo certificates of good moral
character; and also, that the applicant la unable to educate
himself. The applicant must also be fourteen years old, and
in no way deformed. GOODE BRYAN.
dl.ctAul ’
WILKINSON & FARGO,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCEEIES,
FrtCR, on reasonable terms,
im pate' Mu3 “™ lo snoAßs s
isssr COFFEE;
60) bis. N. O.
lOmtas Gunny BAGGING:
bOOkoila ROPE;
oo'ooohi* rect importation ;
T*’?T ign ..a*> d Domestic LIQUORS, WINES and COR-
Fl£i» 1 £2 BA f£v! POWDER. SHOT, and LEAD; with
ilgg-grtg? ° t r . ol , h . er articles in the Grocery line, to which
they Ift'lte the attention of dealers and consumers.
, lat<i * “• WILKINBOX.
Augg’ta? j’uce. 1358.
. ~ CAUTION.
A LL persons are hereby cautioned against trading forth
following lost notes, dated 17th December. 1657, du
orlieam'riz 1 * 8 fromdate ’ and made Payable to John Baynes
OneonL. W. Pon.for $502 75; one on E. J. Walton. E B
Leverettc security, for $59 60; one on J. W. Cook, Berry Dig
rlly ’ fe r & 4 one on E. W. Baynes, for #1910; one on
Daws, E. W . Baynes security, for #2l 23 ; one on S W
Wyatt. A. C. Freeman security, for #2l: one on J. W. WyatL
W ‘ M’Mlchael, for $&76;
one on E. B. Leverette, L. J. W alton security, for $9 85; one
** d n e I? date ,lot recollected, for #125 ;
W. Baynes security, for $8o; one ou
A. Cutbbert, for $94 25.
Shad. Dale, Ga,, January », 18118. J ° HN BAYM,S -
A texas land and money.
GREAT man. who served Texas during the Revolu
tion, or their heirs, and the heirs of those who were mas
sacred under Fannin, Ward, Ac., are entitled to large amounts
or land, and some money, in addition to that already received.
These claims, and all Texas certificates, are tarred, if not pre
sented by the first of September, 18-.8. Those interested,
, whom live in the State of Georgia, may receive
nill Information upon these and all other points of the Texa
Land Law, by writing to me at Waco, Texas.
>*3 c£ E. J. GURLEY.
„ FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE PLANTATION belonging to the es
tate of John H. Milner, deceased, lying on Elkins’ Creek,
three and a half miles west of Zebulon, Pike county, Georgia,
andfourteen miles from Griffin. The tract contains about one
thomand acres—about two hundred of which is bottom land,
which, if properly ditched, would be worth fifty dollars per
acre. \ A considerable portion of the uncleared upland is worth
twenty dollars. It is rich, and that which has been la cultiva
tion has proven to be well adapted to the growtn of corn, cot
iWentire tract Is level, and is bordered on the East and
South by Elkins’Creek, and the farm is interspersed with
Cany branches, well adapted to keeping cattle in winter at
very little expense.
On the whole, it is one of the be6t Plantations in Middle
Georgia, and as the Executors wish to sell It d uring the present
year .purchasers are requested to call and see it.
G. W- MILNER. ?
ap» cfiim 8. G. BEPKOOM.S isxrr -
V. & J. L. FLEMING,
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Augusta, Georgia,
TIHVNRFL L for the liberal support of Planters in this
JL and the adjoining States, South Carolina and Alabama,
would Inform them and thapubiic that they will oontinue the
above business In all its branches, and that they have taken
that convenient and commodious Fire-Proof WAREHOUSE,
occupied, for several years, by Messrs. Whitlock, Coekery A
Co., on Campbell street, opposite that of L. Hopkins, where
they hope, by strict attention to business, they will share the
confidence and patronage of their friends, as heretofore. Our
charges will be the same as heretofore:
Coa-.minsions. 25 cents per bale.
Storage first month 25 *• “ “
All succeeding months 12)$ “ M “
Liberal advances will be mads ou all produce consigned to
them, and orders filled at the lowest market prices.
P. FLEMING,
J. L. FLEMING.
A a****, July 1,183 ft. <rty jya
Albert €mtntv.
ptrpss * %
-±— JEPPT W. BOND, Adm'r,
. . [IRP ADMUUBTRATOH’S sale. {
, i' l i?' r J e ,!r,f I L y 6Lr L £t r ! iffiTwSßiß ,
plan of safd District by No. 406. Terns D tbe 1
jel2 JoH *\O HIGGINBOTHAM, ,
-ilit . Administrator, de bonis non. «
1 rniTin??? 131 ? 4 ™' B BALE. '
A SETteSR? in' SJBfltftjg* I
1!
plf^ssgp;
~i — Administrator, with the will annexed 1
SSSffiS-aßri&siW |
granted. 3 wny saia letters should not be 1
jjggg^lap* *^3&sb^&*** :
GHBSSS‘h£gffS !
“2
appnos to me for Lettered 2SWSSE
'
J r ..Y.»
’ and of William 13. Eberhartar.d Zlllah
•' F ‘ Eberl>art ’ ,sleof *' lad
> pear at my office on or before the first Monday In AuVurt nc»
,r t!ef“ud^d“ USC ’ lfa " y thcy ba ' e ’ wby “M Alters should not
- rSW"' m ££?“ d ’ Elberton, this 15th day of
y ■■■ 1 —• I"'." tVM. 11. EDWARDS, Ordinary.
1 G-^RSS ,J V E .'-/ lEI fT COUNTY— iSa^M;
- , a Armistuid, Administratrix on the estate ot Dr Aiax
o Arrulstead, doe. iced, applies for Letters of Dismission l
it .i !!!•'*, aI Z' tbs to cite and admonish, all and singular.
tin kindred and friends of said minors, to be and appear at mv
y offlc ?l w '' b to ‘hetime nrcscrlSSd bylaw, andshowcause d
• any they have, wby salii letters should not be granted.
i™rv U {i d a my ‘ la “ d ' a '"® 5 »„ ln Ell ! e r ton,thmsth dayof
- Jmtoary, 18u8. MM. H. EDWARDS, Ordinary,
1 v. ELBERTCOUNTY—Whereas, William
' * . u \ Bo t u tI! « Guardian of I Lomas C. Burch and James J
• s surtteChi'i^ 11 ' Uourt cf ° riiin ‘‘ rsr f ° r a <n * h “**
, scrihul I(V law, why said William B. Bowen should not he
teS of w/sSlon 0 . 1 ouar<Ual,shl P' and receive the usual Let
' „„ G , ive " i r i , ! tr myoffldalalenatnre, at office la Elberton, this
30 'myS* JI “ y ' 1 °" 3 ' " M ' H - W>IV ARDS, Ordinary.
• IV < !7' l ,£, i fi:T A U_£ t rs 2? 3 , ,*<• thc estate of Calvin
1 . b • ? llb “e- *P*ased. late of Elbert county, are request-
V Cll “> “W Immediate payment; ami those having demands
- n*2,2f f id required to reuderthem In, dulyauthen
t ticatert, in terms of the law.
• _ly2 MARY A. WILHITE, Ea’i.
’ S I DAYS after date, application will be made to the
. kJ Court of (ordinary «f Elbert county, Georgia, at the first
regular term after the expiration of two months from this no
i°Jir le ? ve u t? and Negroes belonging to the
estate of Archibald Mewbourn, late of said county, deceased,
s for thc benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased.
1 , n THOMAS J. TE\SLEY. ,
r I° 2 MARTIN M, MEWBOURN, \ Adm ra -
STATE OF GEORGIA, ELBERT COUNTY.
In the Superior Court of said county , March Term, 1868.
■ Present, Ills Honor, James Thomas, Judge of said Court.
1 WHEREAS, sundry Bills have been filed in this Court by
e * T legatees, under the will of William S. Burch, decease d,
f against John (’. Burch, Executor of said will, for payment ot
i r^ B sEf ct i ve J egacle claiming that the legacy in said
_ Kese fr «bouM be paid to the parties entitled
0 \ th i e rru ll i of beraeath, leaving no child or children.
It Is Ordered , That said Sarah Kesee, or her children, or her
or their legal representatives, appear at this Court at or before
the March Term. 1859, to claim said legacy: as in default of
- said appcarance. sajd legacy will Ojen be directed n>.
j And It Is further Ordered, Thani copy of this order be pub
lished once a month for nine months, tne publication to be be-
U fore the month of March, 1869, in the following newspapers,
it to wit: the Constitutionalist, published In Augusta, Geo.; the
. Union, published In Washington, in the District of Columbia ;
,* the Louisville Journal, published in Louisville. Kentucky;
■ and in some newspaper published In Cincinnati, Ohio.
A true extract from the Minutes of the Superior Court of
, F -^ft£ ou *y. •ftOSaft £ otitis, cierk.
• GEORGIA, LINCOLN COUNTY No
\V'in l 3!? ven r° **? persons having demands against
- akt£'r^t a a te ° W ’ Jr *’ , late °f S3id county, deceased, to
scribed “K*! ou £ wlth > n the time pre
*®*J*2i * >7 aw \ ** show their character and amount:
‘ S makeTSdtaWpajwnf 1 * decoMed ’ "f* hmby
; *2L O. R. STROTHER. Administrator,
u P «M>K<;l V. LINCOLN COUNT Y.-I’re-
Surt oVikld county Ji ““ TUO,,AB ’ Ju "* e cf 1,16 Su >erior
Daniel Weathers. j T .» . *
r vs. \ „ for Divorce in Lincoln Superior
Cyntha Weathers.) Court *
I tae 9 0ur ?i b y tlie return of the Bheriff, that
1 the defendant does not reside in this county, and it being made
. appear to the Court that she does not reside in this State •It
i mutiojb Ordered, That said defendant appear and an
swer at the next term of this Court, or said cause be consid.
. ered In default,.and the plaintiff allowed to proceed; and
1 that a copy of this rule be published once a month for four
» months in one of the public Gazettes of this State.
1 thf, 5S day ra „?l™S, , f|^! in ' ,tM ° f LIaCOID ""P-"* Court.
_my3o clanitm ALEXANDER JOHNSTON.CIerk.
S‘h,T'’ ,t?, A X 8 application will be made to the
„ r ,! l ,lr t or Ordinary ol Newton county, for leave
loseH theLaLd.ibdoaglng to theeetateof Robert T.Jones,
late es said county, deiwtsed.
fN KOKGIA. GLASSCOCK COUNTY—Whereas, Wil-
VN llam A. Sealrs applies to me for Letters of Adminlstra
estate of Nathan Harris, late of said oounty, de-
These are, therefore, to Cite and admonish, all and singular,
ois dre iSa,' c rS <U tV r ” ,f 531,1 d "*aaed, to be and a Pt Sar at
my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show nw, ir
h a»e. why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 25th day of June? 18S8.
■!>- FRANCIS M. KELLEY. Ordinary.
; FOE SALE,
1 A IXSuv ot ,. Da the village of Habereham, Burke
sratiS l3i. y ’, „. .. nln l t “ ll,een ac»». It Is live miles East of
hlS,hoi". ? tl Augusta and Savannah Railroad, in as
I ? c * t "°a ¥ '.'‘ete 13 >" td' State of Georgia, the vil
lage of Habersham being a summer resort for health. There
!fno^ r ° d 3c^°, d in the village. The House is large and roomy,
loov Ap f; y 10 T _ , J. W. REESE,
h cl Burke county, Ga.
LOOK AT THIS.
J*„ ent,rely V*** the practice of Medicine. I wil
send to any person who will enclose me One Dollar, a
recipe for the Gonorrhoea that will not fail In one case in a
thousaiid. It is purely vegeubie, and that of the simplest
Vasdnuu Lewcorrhcea, acute and chronic
V agin it is, and all diseases of a -similar nature, in male or fe
-^P d , will cure Syphilis in any form that It is curable
by any other plan of treatment. u
?*T n « W^h5n,E a win enclose One Dollar, ad-
SaTim a%^f.rthwifh° n - Oglethorl * COUB,y ' 6co -
PLANTATION FOR SALE.
'I. I k, subscriber offers for sale Two Hundred and Fifty.
-A- eight acres of LAND, more or less, in Richmond county,
P n _~ ,ttl e Spirit Creek, twelve miles from Augusta. The place
a comfortable Dwelling and all neces-
out buildings, and a fine orchard of different kind of Fruit
trees. Any one wishing to buy, can get a bargain, as I ana
determined to sell. Address me at Augusta, Geo.
a P sB ctf B. G. WINTER
v FRESH TURNIP SEED!
E-iViT? receded our stock of Fresh TURNIP
JsEED, which will be sold low.
x . PLUMB A LEITNER.
Augusta, June 28,1858. ts je29
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE;
Masr Term - 18JS - Present '
Saran Bussey, )
vs - n > Libel for Divorce.
William Bussey. )
The Sheriff having returned that the defendant is not to be
found, and it appearing to the Court that said defendant is
without the limits of the State of Georgia: Ordered, That
service be perfected on said defendant, by publication once a
month In the Constitutionalist, for four months before the
next term of the Superior Court.
True Extract from minutes, this M day of June, 1858.
iel9 lam4m BENJ. F. HALL. Clerk.
SAMUEL SWAN ft CO.,
T OTTERY Managers, Bankers, and Dealersin Exchange,
XJ Uncurrent Money, and Specie, In the Augusta Hole
building, Broadstreet, Augusta, Georgia-
Offlce hours from 6, A. M.. to 10, P. M. Dally papers on
d-des° m 411 thC prlnci P alcitie8 * Telegraphis reports of latest
Reading Room freetolraTellersand thepublle. All are in
vited to call.
Tiokets in their Georgia Lotteries from $1 to $2 , au26
CARD.
<fe SOivT,
General Produce and Commission
Merchants,
N°. 2 Metcalfs Range , Reynolds Street, Augusta, Ga.
WILL give prompt attention to the purchase and sale of
Merchandise, Flour, Grain, and all kinds of Country
rroauoe. 13 - Jy9
I
Correspondence.
~ W V Qosbec, Canada, Julj 2, 1858.
Mr Editor: \ou see I am here at last, and
have found this singular city a most pleasant and ®
agreeable place for a short sojourn. Indeed, I know
°f no P !ace with 80 maQ J objects to attract the at
tention and claim the admiration of the stranger.
I saj this singular place, because it is in nothing
scarcely, like any other city I have seen. In some
parts, and perhaps the largest, the houses are on
level river land, the balance on steep hill sides so
abrupt in places that it is difficult to"drive up’ or
down them, the streets are all narrow, the houses
principally of stone, neatly and compactly bnilt
and are generally handsome—usually three stories
high. At the East of the town, adjoining the
great river St. Lawrence, on the West bank of
which the city is, there be’gins a rockv bluff thaf
continues up the river for Several milds, rising
E nfrV 0 / great he,ght ’ * nd on the highest o/this
bluff, and on a ooint at what seems a head of the
river, stands w£at ,s called the Citadel surround!
ed by innumerable defences of the stromri*** and
neatest workmanship, and is slid £ If 2? d
est fortification in the world wish thf
ception of Gibraltar* mTe'd tofj* £&& *
in military science, it would seem impossible to
ta^?J Wl £ any number of forces, if well defended
within. Behind these works, which are just wrth
whtoh ?' ty ’. stretches . out “the plains of Abraham,"
which is a large plain now used for farming pat
htta <! n 11 a race track. Here I found a
foe <» the memory of
foe gallant Wolf. After visiting this,*l procured
a permit and entered the Citadel-I wiuld mentmn
for the information of southern tourists that tber
andwmSfl* Without trouble or delay*
and will find the officers, guard, and anldiora
litc and attentive. When Se (fokttaKSSjßj
entered in a carnage, a fine looking soldier in uni
form, accompanied us, and explained foe works•
to understand it you must se<T,i.
also remark to know much about the rou
must see and examine it No description can con
vey any proper impression to the reader of its pic
turesque and singular form and appearance?
When on the grounds in and about foe citadel
7° u command a v.ew of all the city below, and
i ■■ rench houses and settlements (small and
u K*y) * or eight or ten miles around, bresentiair
° - aiuuuu, preaenmiif
he appearauee of a oarer ending succession ol
1 cleaVed '.“l
vated in small patches. After visiting the
l ° Pursuance of direction, then we went to Champ
it n r K*T her0 u We J saw an ,nfantr J parade and
dnll, which was handsomely performed. We then
visited all the batteries, and these extend around
the old part of, the city, well furnished with
guns of every description. We then visited some
of the many splendid churches of which there are
qmte a number. We then lunched and started
lorthe rails of Montmorenci, eight miles distant.
1 his is a beautiful fall, about one hundred and
eighty feet, of a small river, not perpendicular but
nearly so—the water strikes the rock all the way
m its descent, and is beaten into foam or spray by
the time it reaches the bottom. It is taller than
Niagara, and has less water than ’Geuesee, and just
after a person lias visited the two latter, Montmo
renci is rather small, but is a beautiful fall. After
our return this evening, I hunted out the place
where Montgomery fell. On the side of the cliff
nearly under the citadel, as well as I could guess,
some forty feet from the base, is a board « u which
is inscribed. . “Here Montgomery fell 31s* Decem
ber, 1775,” with a hand pointing to the toot of the
rock. Is there no other Montgomery
but this? Why has our neglected
this martyr of American liberty
We are at Russell’s Hotel, a captfit hoijsfc with ;
good white servants. The Anglo-
American, are handsome women and
men; and the girls, or at least one of y&ein, can
ride the fastest trotting horse I have seen; • i may
write again, but must now go to bed.
Yours, truly, H.
Portland, Maine, 4th July, 1858.
Mr. Editor : If a tourist wishes to see a great deal
of mountain scenery, he could not do better than
to take the train at Point Levi, opposite the city of
Quebec, and passing by Richmond, come to this
place. We came down yesterday, and enjoyed the
ride and scenery finely. Between Quebec and
Richmond the country is generally flat and j>oor*_
“R" " u,cu we travel off tfie wraudTrunk rail
way (a huge concern—the largest of the sort on
this continent,) running from near the mouth of
the St. Lawrence, and extending West some eight
hundred miles, and a branch to this place from
Richmond, which they have bought or leased.
And this is the company that is making prepara
tion to own, or to run in connection with the great
Levialhan. The wharf ia now being constructed
here for her landing, when she comet. After fear
ing Richmond, and pass out of Lower Canada you
enter the bills and mountains of old Vermont,’and
pass through the State, or a portion of it, amid
continued rugged scenery of hills audrarines;and
nothing else is to be seen of interest until you
reach a station called Island Pond, which takes its
name from a beautiful sheet of water—a sort of
miniature lake. Here we got a good dinner, which
went down all the better, because ail the waiters
were pretty, neatly dressed and polite young la
dies.
Shortly after leaving Island Pond, we enter the
Granite State; and this is the proper name, for it
looks like it was made to produce nothing but
granite and lofty mountains, except a streak along
the Androscogin river. All along on the East side
of the road the scenery is grand and beautiful—
mountains continually looming up to a great
height, that constantly engage our attention and
admiration, until the conductor tells us, “ there is
the White Mountains.” You look through gorges
and over the tops of other mountains, ana see them
towering far above the rest, with their white
capped peaks. Shortly after this you reach
the village or station called Gorham, where
there is one of the largest, neatest, and best kept
hotels in all the country—it is a perfect pleasure,
as well as comfort, to enter this and meet the jolly,
good, kind countenance of the proprietor, Mr.
Hitchcock, who is always ready to feed you on the
best, or brake a bottle of wine with you if you are
thirsty. I would say to southerners traveling North
that they could not pass a few days more agree
ably at any place—this is the stopping place to
visit the White Mountains—the village is on a
pbpt of ground surrounded by mountains, it re
minded me of Clayton, in Georgia, but is larger
and handsomer. A few miles brought us into
Maine, and at seven P. M. we got here—and here
I take pleasure in mentioning the name of Mr. T.
G. Chamberlain, the conductor from Island Pond
to this city, others may be as good, but I would
recommend tourists to wait and take the train he
conducts. He is one of the most attentive, intelli
gent and polite cortductors I have any where seen.
Ladies traveling alone, children, those seeking in
formation, all receive prompt and proper attention;
in short, he attends to everybody ana everything,
so all are pleased, none neglected. Portland is a
handsome little city of about twenty-five thousand
inhabitants, is built on a peninsula, the neck of
land connecting it with the continentor mainland
is about a quarter of a mile wide I should suppose.
It is a thriving place, of considerable trade and
shipping, and if the Leviathan experiment should
prove successful, there is no telling what that and
the Grand Trunk railway may make of her.
They are making large preparations for celebra
ting this anniversary and have published a very
long programme. S. and I will take part here
and conclude the celebration with the fireworks at
Boston to-morrow night.
There is no news, religious, legal or political, in
these parts. Yours truly, H.
ST" News items from the Savannah Republican
July 9th:
Accident. —A young lad named Michael O’Brien
an apprentice at'the foundry of A. N. Miller, hair
his left arm broken in two places, yesterday morn
ing, while engaged at work. He was in the act of
placing a belt on the pulley attached to the ma
chinery, when his shirt sleeve accidently became
entangled in the wheel, which twisted his arm
around and broke it.
Etamined — Pan!, the property of John F. Tuck
er, charged with the murder of James, the proper
ty of O. H. Luffburrow, was examined yesterday
afternoon, before Justices Felt, Russel.'and Con
nell. The Magistrates being unable to agree, post
poned their decision in the case until to-dav.
The Oattle Die ease. —This destructive malady
we learn, has made its appearance in Liberty
county, and many of the citizens have eschewed
the use of beef altogether.
The late Governor Trcup.- We learn that a bio
graphy of this distinguished Georgian is now in
course of preparation by a member of the Savan
|nah Bar, who is abundantly competent to the task.