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MISCELLANEOUS | 0 9- ) The -V’ KStOF Languages.—There is a ! gn"VH:_: ... i* f e the most ex- [ nresflirr words of oftie . , un i after awhile to i them ii t tl ns*th ■ word Cephalic, ** o i the Oi .. ‘‘for thehead,” is r y ilaftzed in e> ime tion with Mr. Seal- ■ . Heada* •• rt ned/,bal irftvill aoda be tiled ia a mftre general way. and the word Ckphliie will soon | m Sa E itrpe and BtaTatheirwhHi dis’ination as foreign wo - * i worn awajj by niwiiion*iiMgr nntifthrv i.aSve Sad to the man ner bom.” „ ° * ••o 1 “ _ • * ‘ == . ’ardly Realized. ili ‘ad ‘ll iOffffl ‘ ■ a and I step ped in'.•Mn- : . ■ * 1\ shi to the man, “Can ydlt hens.’ me of aa ’• “D .. - it luehe ard, * • ’e. *’ II Aceed i\.” band upon flat ’e , gtive Me a Cepha pon tae ’onor it eared use | *o quick that 1 ’arfl > • .ed Ia load an eadache. %*• . . a 1 * * • -iir'iVy which nature malny known any • :•*.. on whatever iron the natural ►title of tliejirain, and vi wt 1 in ild- light it be look? ed on aa a safeguard intended to give nptiee .f disease which might otherwise . -ft i; > • -aattention, till too late to be remedied; uni it- ind at. - should never be neglect- , ed. 11. ad;v I* - Ahe das died under two names, viz; j Symptomatic••.nd 1 * hie. Symptomatic Headache is • exceedingly cynnn .. lis he ptw ursorof a great vari ety of .• iare Apoplexy, aGoot, ltheuni.it .sin. tit 1 „ “ ■s. In its nervous fpvm it ia svnpat disease ofotbe stomacbe wiH tilting ic disease constituting bit iau%keaSache, of vt inns, cons . and otbpf disor- ‘ vl.-rs of the bow< i'.. - Anal and uterine atti-ctions. , Diseases of tli# 1 . . are v. y frequently atteiifle.kwytli j Headaches; Anaemia a*! fth-tliofit also affections [ which frequeqjly occasion headache. Idiopetbft (Head- I sufte very cot mi n, I eu g nsnally disphguished by j the name of ert - hmng on mu-1 Uenty in a state of appi r tly • Ith and pruetra-1 thfc; aionce the ro< . nl i Uysical energies, ana in oth t i er instances it com. • iwlj, heralded by depression ; or spirits or,acerbity of tergj er. in motd instances tlie • y*yn is in thg front over one of botlft eyna, ii. ? net m< - .• • v ..ft'-. un !..•;• this rifiss may also be named .Y • . * * • *, . . For tlu treat in-*.: < lass rtf hcu.luche the Cynh alic Pills have bees in i l*i ife*remedy, n lieving ike inn ■ o 11 pains inal ,*. ” , a pow er eradicatinjjfthe disease oi which Hedliaehe isdbe uu • erring index. • # * ’* ’ • “ e 8 9 BftiOG! r Missus wunts von to send her a*bol of Cephalic (!luc,no. a ... i l’repar and Pills, —but I'm thinking tbat% not just it noither; but perhaps vg'll be aft Ik* blearing w! \ - .■ gone wit(j the Si. :; II? la h, and wants some of tlitd same asrelaived he* tu-foi*. • Dnmtirot. —You uut-r , : , ;i Spalding's Ce|flialic Pills. Bridget. —(icß! soft o\\ qpd you've sed it. here’s the* quartht-r and give foe tin-TL'iiis and be alhday abput it aither. • • • _ • ( **- . r * • * • "?v —— • • Constipation oi' # Costivcße3B. •No one of tlH* ‘*t.!; \ii tlesh is heir to” is so preva lent, sy little pndei - w dso ttiutli liegh-f-ted its Cos • ti\v-jiess.* Often origin; ting in earel&eness, o**sedentary ltahfts; * is |-eg;*ded ; ■ a slight h- e.'.* nj’ too little con- Hfiiuence to excite a; ,\i. *y. \v. n reality ii is Mie lire-* - cursor and comp&nion e. i lany of the mes! faSd and uan gerUus die asfs, and _ . radii itcd it will bring theennerer i* aft unci i Among the lighter evils of win • - v. ■ tile usual attendant are ('• . 1- .* i iul Ifi-eiitft, Piles, and othergef like dbture, >. Vt.nig train f.f frightful dis , •ettses sie-1* arrhoea, Dy-pfps *A; . ilepsy.Paralysis, Hvs tfrift,Hypochondriasis. A! ; lucliolv and Insanity, first in • dieate theiivpiigsenei- inti,. , Vi by tliis alarming symp tom. Xot unfre<iui-u ’ ly i lie •! eases named originate in CmAUpation, but take on an Jndependent existence tM* less tlif Anise eradieai ed - in an early stage. From all tilt's*?considerations , dl * that the dijprdej should .receive iuiftieiffa’i ; v *v, iev*r Jr occurs, amino person should liegl* m a ho* of Ceplialic Pills on the lirst iij(|)ear*ni ei* e plaint, as their timely use wnl expel the insidious approaches Os maeudb apd de. jstroy th?* jangerops foe to human life. * • . A *Rc:l Blessing. .Pl^sin’nV —Well, Mrs. J n how is Ahal headache? Mr%. Jon*.*.—(lonef Doctor, all Jone! the pill *ou sent cured me9jnju*r tw?nty laina , ‘ ami 1 wish you would send moreV> ;hat [can em handy. Ph >/*ii4/r/f. — y.. • *ai at any Druggists. Chill for Ceplialic Pills,*! it !t 1 \* never fail, and I n-eoVi mend thein*in till . is. 4 !i., hu lie. * ° Mr*. Jo,,,\ s-. I -h.ill if? • „ !•••.ix •directly, and sliall tel*all mv u!i'ei-i:ig ii -ad.-, lor uiey are a real blmsing? .'lVi.M'v Mil. i 1 LLAKSvSavkb. —Hr. Spill ding litis sol,? t* fl * * 11. -of bottles of bis celebrated a Prepared Clue, ifi.d it ~ i ati-d that each bottle savt-s at least ten dollar v. : . k, n fumituOe. thus ma king ilfaggregate my m;ili,*is of dollars rerhyin *ed frput total 1 - gsh alde invention. Having Inade bi’ (line a Ii ! \v and, lie now proposes to do the*\vorld still gr-.v * l y curing alUthe aching lieails \fitli bis lh Pills, and if tbeysare as goi*l ;is his Hftc. Hi ... s. * .. v.. .>tnviiv like snow B duly. . • • . * A—- As . O * ’ y ‘O’ i*t em it; ■ ; st. r.mHlte taeutttl otftspand anxi etv iiKßlent to dose i ni to business or stmlv, are among mftiißt <• ■•••< of XerVnus Headache.’ I’bq j disordered state *>f i.tii.d and body incident to this tresting complaint* * atal blow ift all energy and hnibj tion. Sufferers by t - iii-*‘der can always* ok*iin spee dy relief from tin- e i i* - ing ttack sby using one of 1 the Ceplialic Pills vv ; nu-ver tf!e -yiuptonis apiiear. It ipiiets tiff. ovcrtaske'Wu .ii'.i. and soothes the stunnetkand jarring nerves, and relaxes I it tension of |jie stomach which always accompanies aud*nggruvates the ilisorder ed e*aditioi%of the biniti. * o * . • 9 Pier Worth Knowing.—Spalding’s Pills niTii ri-ii;.iii * r-V s i!* .i:'.bi\ Hilioig* lleadtiehe, Nervous Hftadmd . l\ - iveness and General Debility. Ore vt Disi L :;v # —*Ymong the most important ofall* the great nie4)ii ;il*i -i .ye; ,sos this age iii?W” be consider ed the system of vm ■ mi for pfnteetnm from Msnttll Pox, the Cephalic Pi!l .relief of Headache, and tin* use ijiiiniiie for t o j>*--ventioa of Fevem, either of which is a sure s|* eiii, . whose heig>fits will he experi enced by suturing luuuani?? long after their discoveries are forgotten. m • ’• # * <*F CURE % NervousHe&dache. • . 0 O 0 ® 0 By flis use oft! i e Pols thg periodic attacks *f Xer rous or Sick Ik ? !g prevented; and if taken at the commencement of a.i attack immediate relief from pain and sickut-ss will lie obtained. They seldom fa 1 in removing the Xausea and IJhad ackc j 8 which females are so4uihject. They gently upon fit# bowdly—mnoriog Costive* ness 9 • • • • or > i ■ ‘-a Delii*ite Fegialgf, anefay persons of *■■,-. . # they are valuable as a Lax aUcc\ “Pf° v ***** V* , ' v - giving tone en .d+igfr to .thg diaavMve o, _ s. an^re-taring the natural elasticity and strengtlf of t .“whale -v.-tem. ThedCfePHAyC PILLS me ft. result af kmg invcs . t i gat ion afld carefully conducted having been in use many years, during which time they Igive pre ’ vented and relieved a vast amount*)!’ pain and # sufferyig Irom Headache, whether qj-iginating in the unions svs .tem or from a den g I state of the rffnitri ° o Xhey an e v gastable in their composition and may beta Sen at *vith fn-rfect sSfety without making any change of .get, and the absent* of aaw dmi c /<7 * . /°/o tihifiiiftr t/tem to children. ® * 0 • BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! •The genuine hav*five sigmUarea of Hmiry C. Spalding on each Box. 0 0 1 - ‘- 11 Dealers in Medicines. A Box will be sent l y mail prepaid on receipt of the 111 C U as CEWTS. All orders should be addressed to o HENRY C. SPALDING, 48 Cedar Street, New Writ. FALL TRADE, E. REMINGTON & SON, Dealers in * - FANCY AND STAPLE DBY-GOGDS, THOM AS VILLE, OA., \ RE now receiving their magnificent Sfock of° ix FALL 6 VND WINTER . c Y-GOOD S", o UnequaMed by any in°the pljce. 0 , Especial attention is called to their Dress Goods Department, in which may be found all the of the season, consisting of Silks, de Laines, lifrisoft, • Dombazines, Alpmcas, French, English and American Prints, etc. in endless variety; Hosiery Band Gloves of every qnality, for Gents, Roys, feadies, .Hisses and Cliil- , dren; Cloaks, Mantillas and Shawls, of evTjry vay- , ,rty of style, color and cfVialily; Housekeeping and Plantation Goods : *in tins department we Iftivettvery thing # usually kept # in our line for housekeepers and planters? . 0 Give rfs a call before purchasing elsewhere; we will take pleasure in showing our gc*als whether yot? buy or not. 8 E. REMINGTON & SON. \ FINE amilarge assortment of Men’s and Hoys’ A CLOTUIKTO . of the latest styles; just received atid for sale b$ oct 8 • • E. REMINGTON & SON. . i •— o - . \\’E are now ogening a fine'nssortment oi’ Gems’ •\.V ° FUR.MSHING GOODS, •. consisting of all kinds of Shirts and Colars, Shirt Bosonfs, Under Shirts and Drawers; Ties, Seal'll, I Cravats an'L Handkerchiefs; Silk, B sid *fld Cotton” Gloves and Gauntlets. s • oct,B ° E. REMINGTON & SON. * I•- 1 fINE Assortment of imdies’ Steel Extension A • ° from 8 to 36 hoops; just received and of.ir sale by oct 8 E. RIMING TON & SON. j •-* < received and for sale, a fine assortment oi IDT ONyV °tf O T7V O s consisting oK Dianfond, Cameo. LaWi, Florentine, Muonic, Cftral, and a good many other styles and payteriis, and will be sold at prices to suit thtf times. oc? 8 • •• • E. REMINGTON & SUN. VFINE* assortment of Geiillenfen’s find Boys’ • Hat is Also a fine assortment of Lndict’ and Misses’ Bonnets Hats and Flats of the*latest ft>* sale . # l*. U EM*I*(>TON & SON. < Groceries. “T Mess Mackerel # 5 kit.? N*> ft Mackerel in‘barrel t retail* 5 kits .Salmond # ° . • , 1 20 drums Dr*Pd #’igs *, * • , 20 befces Later Raisens 20 * barrels tlnions • # 4 le?fs G*islin Rtkter 8 * • o Buck wheat an*k fresh* Flour 0 *. 2# boxes Cheese and barrel Currants, . * . 1 box Macamni; and various other articles in Ute Groceryiine, just. ami for sale by 8 jafi * E. * 8 ** * MIWiC. 9 . * A t’JNE lot of Music, containing fjl the latest pieces out? just ope tied and for sale by # oct 22 . *E. SON.^ $m goods: 9 # * O 8 Jk. or F ° # nntn tmih ’ •* * V BTJTI • * * J; N. M’Kiiraon is Go's; \VE are n gß our Pall and Winter • \ V • * Stock oi C3r O * To wlycli we ineite the altcntiyu of all* who* wish gOud articles <at • • ° ... Bamall 3F®x*o±3.-ts!, • . 0 o Particularly those ; * WHI BUT'.WI rH.OASd Come with your mntfey and you qjin excfiange it to great advantage. In Srder to induce more * . •CASH-SALES: 0 # • #w . # J tv lkav§ft!clernnined to make a large discount to DASH 8. : 0¥2Rt,. Come am? sec. Our Stock, embrtrtteii *L;i*ics’ Drgss Goods* arpl Trimminjas, of all ftlte recent styles, Cloaks, Talmas, Collars, Lace Goods. Shawls* Head Drejses, Flannels and Opera Flannels ;• and a full of Laditfs’, Ylisses’ and Gentlemen’s • # kositfiy and Gjovcs. o Also Kersey#, Linseys, lickings, Osgaburgs, Brftwn and Bleached Sheetings and Siiirtin:s. . * fcjC’ llie Ladies arc particularly invited t exa mine our goods. *. ** . . . ‘. SiHjDlJ*, Oiir stoqk is largerlhan ever before, and cogiprises Men's, \*o*itli’s and Boy’s,Boote do do ° 8 do Oojfgress T’oots • do 3o* * do jCaliand KipJloots ° of all styled, • * Ladies’, Missels’* and Children’s Sh*oes, in all gtftdes, styirs and qualities. 8 .* We parue.ilarly invite t*ie Ladies to see our Pliil ailelphia ilad§ Shoes, being far superior to any ever before offered for ilB in Thomasvilfe. ‘ -CLQTHIKes. ‘ ‘ • A Jiandftome asoortmgnt of well madtvClolhyig, con sisting of (Jver Coats, Coats, Pants, etc. %tc. * • •. . .H-ATS, • A assortment of all -tvles shhl qualifies. • A..'::.:, Tobocco, in gw, CcdTee, Liquors, Cigars, Oils,.etc. Bagging, Rope, Twine, lifankets, Crockery, amj, HSrdware. To Collyn Sellers. . We will pay fair prices for Cotton, in tra*ile or collections, at all times. Those indebted to us and those who wtjhdo gel good <p r *ces for their Co*ton in trade, will find us jeady to verify our assertion, lining in your Cotion. • * . J. N. McKLVXTrX & CO. . Thqgnnsvflle. October 22, 1859. # # * ~ junx \WA T B, Architect t1i(l Practical liuildcr, 0 THOMASVH.I.K. GA.. Respectfully in f< hqh sth e inh a bitants ofChomaj and adjacent Counties, that he intends devoting the greater portion of his time to the Archive •ti-al part of p*ife*si<*i, such as the 1 bsiwing of Plans, Elevations. Sections, Detail Drawings, Perspective Views of Intended Buildings, Specifications, Bills of Burn her, Estimates of Cost. Ac.; and in solicitin ‘ patronage from a refers to his well known abilities inf he abotje business, as being tne best recomn en tipn, hut would refer to the follown% gentlemen near Tiwm’ asville: Th# Honorable Inferior Court of Thomas County * E. Re mington A £k>n, •• j ° Roliert H. Hsirdaway, Esq., 0 • 0 # ® A. T. Mclutvre, Esq., • John W. H.°Mitchell. Esq., ■ Tlioqjasville, Ga. ° CJias. H. R t •mington, Esq., I Rev. James AP. Gray, Thomas Jones, Esq., 0 The Honorable Inferior Court of Brooks f'oifntv. John W. Spain, Esg., A M n?. A. Bowen. Esq., • Brooks Conntv, Ga. (Variety Works.) S ‘ ° J. J. Mash. Esq, i ° . TL Blackshear, Esq., ( Duncanville, Ga. April 18, IBCO. o „ o ts ° Baptist, Hooks. BAPTIST History; Baptist Denomination ; Tlie odocia, and several other works by various au thors; for sale by E. REMINGTON & SON. CO'ir O\ IIEIi^TIVG- —anew article; just received and for sale °by ° ect 8 E. NE MING TON & SON. 1 JVcw TaiSoringr” INtabi DDtneut. Peter* Lindsay, -IT FRO HAN'T TAILOR. WOULD KESMXTFUL i *’* - ‘ , % Tnomasvilie > f * a SURROUNDING COUNTRY, ff ‘.'S-W \ •SHOP ! \ i Next • Furniture Store, ‘ ! where be will be pleased fo* wait U 1 jH F upon those who may favor liiiu f-.J I} \ \ • with a call. ‘ h| || ‘J t j . ‘ Gaments of *ll kinds cm and (Made up in tie latest and yioet ‘ ‘ - - ° j fashionable styles, flothcs, Cusskners, and Testings, i. • • 0 • Patronage solicited. ml 25tf Viiaj:. 11. Remington's ISftUrfANCE AGENCY— # FOB THE j° Southern Mutual Insurance Company, 0 OF GEORGIA, AND THE Sorth Carolina MutuaHiife InAtranqe’Co. OF THE £TATE £F SOUT*IP.CAROLINA. •• ■ £27” Office opposite the Postofice. hm 18 ! —_ fl *‘T co(L s l larhsaiUis andK arriagc • , OJE^OKE 35 , \”T Fonder’s t)ld”8ia:ul, where the substflibers ±\ n#e to fio ” all kind* ..f • .ffc % - WorlL Mkd in their lin@ at the short- r “ °. •’ .... *£ lice and in tliq?very * best manner. * ‘ &M w A ;k • -A :itatton .Wyri* • of every description, * -sfAVA KEP lIRIS V .. - Wagons and Buggieg, ajpl ° (C'’ f *arsf>l2ot’ I tsar, and all*othcr work don? tolhe most perfect satisfaction. • • . .*• • . < arriP.ge S’cpoKilOiy.—The subscribers have ordefed a lot of 0 ,° . Busies, - ±loka\vays, f.n. ; • * . tlfey will soon lm.tjj* . Vj “£■.•• Ns-* .--aH'D Olf HAlSitf al*d w>ll keep up a regular* ‘ > i* g $ J*) *5 j jj P j 1 to supply tn* 4emanu%of the Country. ■’ . LOW • V & SWIFT. • Thonoisville, January 14.18 tiQ. ts • St AM 1 8 S! CliOl^dlt.Vf I “iJilf DROPS, i THIS JPDICINE* hys.bcn tRu never tried, tested and proved by ten, IvKM ift)V years expernjiic* to be the only i•— certain, safe arttl reliable ram;-, dv fog all JFicel IXarrhcftt, Dj/^nlert/^ Cmfnps, Piiia-, Cholera, V.ailie, §c., ntjw befSre the #)nc o* two doses of cure the most severe cramps in.fhft stomach in 20 tflinutes# A single dos% olien elites the Diarrhoe* and it Never constipates t?ie bowel*. One dose will satisfy anj’ one of its merits, nice onjy 25 Cents. * • Propped by* TlfALg, &*STOW. • • . 48 New York And sold in Thomasvillc by Seixa.s and T. B Little. • . * . . . ajU-ly Architect land Builder.;* /piIOMAS JENKKTS, havfng permanently | located himsejf, offers his eerviccs as an BtiilSeb, to (he citizens of Thom asrrll • gnetserrounding coun try, ai*l would respect fully* in form them that* lie is prepare*! to take contracts for building Dwellings, or other buildings,” • •EH EITHER WQO9 ; QR tRICV,’* and will gf'ie his personal all work en trusted to him. * \ K. 12, of every desci*pticn, made to order or repaired on short notice. * £Sj“ Ordctvi foi COFFINS receive prompt attention. •*. •. . •*.” . * .EcferractQSto • * • • Dr W r*Jennings, Albany, Ga. . . Dr A Maloj’, Chgraw, Soulk Carolina. •• J A Leak, Pres’tof flanic. Wadetsinn-o* N. C. 5V rt High, Sheriff, llaleigi, # N. C. . * %-lT’ Shop near the Court House. • • mb 17 ly. * • • THOMAS JENKINS.* a p CONTIIACTS TAKEN— 0 • * i~* FOII 1 House, and Oriiamontal Pa’ihting!! . • ANlf W(gRK ’>VA!?RANTED. ° * . B&ST* Pagnte, Oils and Glass, kefN constantly”on ’hand, opposite the an4 fßr sale by . mh 18 • # CIIAS. 11. REMINGTON — •-# • # Papei* ClangingN. AL*APi(TE assortment of beau- a-; tiful PAPER & BORDER,” ,^ P * e !Mgg on hand, and rmtg'e expected to Ao every dfvy. ° • (i’IT.^LA . * ° Rooms .Papered. With neatness aifl despatch, and in workmanlike mannej [mh 18-tfl C. H. _ * “ B <u!misjissra#or*!S falc. 0 J>YTIRTUE fIF AN OIM)EU ©F*T]IE COURT OF J OnAitfuv og Tgom.is f*imtv. will he solA on the FIRST TUKSBAY next, witjiin the hAvful hours of sale. Jietore Coiu door in said comity, the land belonging to the estate of J. 15. Edwards, late ol',Mr*r : mi Coingv, Fla., deceased. Srgl hufil fon taing 145 acres, more or less, being part of lot No. fi, in 13th district of Timmas county, lying ode mil6fromTho lm'svilu- on the Tallahassee road. Sold for the benefit of Aie heirs and creditors ot said deceased. Terms made known oa the day of sale. * . . sep 5-40d ‘ • f. P. SMITH, Adm’r. RxecutorVi Salo. TX PURSUAX(•!* OF ‘ftHE* .LA tg* WILL AND 3 *l. of*A. J. Orr, dcenijgd, will be Hold on the first Suesday next, befoi i 1 ■ • Court li#t d(?< r in 1 :> in;Jle, Thomas Coftnty, one lion#- and lot, in said town of niomasville, being tin- late resideifre of tbe s: id deceased. Also one neirroogirl h# the wufte of Julia, about 55 years old. Sohfus the said decease^, (••• tbe b< ni fit of the a heirs agd credftora. •Terms made Iftiovwi on the day of.f : ° •sep 19-#d •* JOHN C. FANNING, Ex’r. —* • -* •xvetie: . SUNDAY-SCHOOL; TIMES. mills IS A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS PAPER, VLB* 1 islied by t-L ••American Sunday-School Union, at the very low price of ‘ • Vi: COLLAR A YCAK. is designed for Parents. Teachers, and all are engaged or interested in the religions training of the young. # Lt is also an ex, eUent Fiuily Paper. ° ! CAN YAViNi*: i:* WANT ft D IN Aif it, SAISTS | . OV TBIK LIS'3TK 89 S'*ATECM. • Special Ai! P aijg{,oioiit* for the Presrut Season. ’ ,1. To Teachers or others, who arfi willing to canvass ’ for this paper, and who will send us, at one time, the 1 nan* of sea en sew sus< nißEns,nd ret* dollars in rrmh, we will give a copy of Wki; ste a s UxAUHinGEn Quarto Diction vnv, her pir'orial rlti ion, price $6.00; or of Lii’l’inc Stt’s UmvkVai. Gazelicer, price $6.00. U. To those wlxowlll send ns, at one timm the names ,of ten new ?obscuilimits, and leu <• •//ns tn rash, we will give ft eopv of lh” new and s]dendid # 3IAP*oK An ciei J huts ai?km. for sale hv our Society, 5 feet hy 8, mounted and color'd. Price, SIO.OO. i 111. Persons who prefer men c-mn >s>*••• ion Snnday ftS 1 B ■ published $y the AimeneanlihiucUiv School . Uakst, may pbtabi fall informati >n hy addvesibi’ t . tbe * 1 i’ a*tette? o! imiwiry, enelosiu# a three cent po&-* ft .*• 0 ’ • I\ IV: a s win pn ler canvti 6 mg ?• • ce.tnpens ition 1 in Money, and who caiftprodui e satisfactory testimonials , as to clmraoteft wjll receive na -t lilxyal terms. BP lifatl rases, nil. * tl’ffj m raairoinent, the ithmc and PrsT (),• i,’ a .n .< af each im l tvi*lua& .s/. bsr niter inns’ accompany he order. O : MONTHLY TIMES. r £\\&Stn ! ,lay-Scho<*Time j forth” first week n each nmnlh. is also issued in a sepi rate form. as a Maxiuut those schools and famifii • not wish bo take p weekly. e Price, to fl/i- o • . . vt cent* a year. In awaro imr premiums or <• imp u sab on Jp canvassers, four single • subscribers toathe Aft > thly Tit sre counted the same I *as one subset i’.cr to the H rckly Tanr*. ; S] n cdjiies of the paper, and other documents needed in canvassing, will be furnished gratuitously on application. Addn -s 0 • , WALDRON J.pHEYNEY, Treasurer, } 0 Auterielfti Sunday-Seined Uni-n, Plrilndcbihia. •o \EINE lot of Cheese; just received and for sale hy °ct 8 E.,REUINCTON & SON. Gi ENTS’ Superior Cliewing Tobacco and Extra ! [ Segars; for sale by ° o sep 71 o ® JSF HUBERT, 1 Ilot'ore Making Your Purchases, ; CALLTN AT JABED EVEEITT’S I * AT GROOVEUVILLE, A ND .EXAMINE 11IS STOCK OP EJL - <*■ .NEW (jr 9 ° ‘’ .O oD •. Q . coodsLt A'.j 5 . O L. 6 . s, CONSISTING of Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing. IJaJs. Hftiuicls Mil "linery fiohds, IJoots ami Sliftes, ° .Crockery and <ilass-Warc,” * „ liard-Wifre & Culler), • Cos flee and Sugar, • o 0 Tobacco. &c., &c. o In [act, you can find almost anfy article you may want, as his Stock consists of every thing usually kciit in a Country all of which°hc wilPsell on as good terms as can be sold in Ejputhern Georgia or Florida, o , ® • ap 30—ts Confectionary. * fTHIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN -1 f® ra tll( i citizens O of • Southern Georgia and Flo- /*) rid i, that he is now re cciving and constantly re- r plenis* injjhis stock with fresh and well ~ -'-l ,Good*i and Ccftifectionary, among which are the fol- •/’ lowing general assortment (Cy p* of family nick*nacks : - 0 Preserves, Jellies, Ibiisins, Currants, Figs, Citron, Prunes, Lemons, Oi*mgc3, Apples, Almonds, Cocoa, Brazil, Fec.hf and Filbert Nuts, Olives, Ciders, An chovies, Sardines,•Salmon, Slmil, Oysters, Lobsters, Maccaroni, Vcrmicejli, Split Peas; Soda, Butter, Su gaV and •Farina Crackers:* Pickles. Catsup, Sauces; Choice Wiifes, Liquors; Porter, Ale ayd Cider ‘lh’ bottles; Sugars, Tobacco, oSnuff, Tipes, etc. ®. * • Canuy, of my own Manufacture.* * A large quantity ahvaysein hand, to whkdi he calls theeqiecial atteyt[onW)f mcrcltayls dealing in CAN DIES. Orders’ from a distance, if accompanied •with theC.V'h, will I’cceive prompt attenflon. All tli? alove, with su*ierus articles”not men* tioned, for sal? by* ‘ • Thomasvillg, “ap 1-ly JOHN STARK. ” H>r. ©."S. PROPHITT’S ily # 3VZ o iao. ce. HIS CEIjEBRATM) safe and certain remedy for till kinds of Liver Dis eases # aud lndis])ositioiis that originate from a diseased state or inactivity #f the Liver —such rs Ohrnoi* - and Acute Inhumation of the Liver, Wvspepsia, Sick Jlead aclie, Sour Stomach, Loss &[ Appetite, Lowness of Spir its. Colic, Costiveness, Ac. • • Tin’s is a*i cxccUent remedy for females in their v*iri ous situations, remedy against lanaiing Sickness. Swimming in tli* Head, lie stless Feelings at night, ileartbuni, Ac., Ae. O. S. Anodyne E^aiii-Killcr, Good for all kinds ofu.ocal Pains, neut* or chronic; also tgobd for Coughs, Colds, Cftlie, Diarrinea, TitiMiaclie, , Earache, l’ain in the or stomach, Cold Feet, is?v. • O jf 0...5. rroiiliitfs Excelled by none in use, either as to its virtues or liarm less*ettects upon the system, * . I Q A 0 0. S. Propisitt’N Aitti.EiiliooN ‘i/‘gctnb!e Piils, Vnegative cmid Febrifuge, Equal to any Pill either in . • Chronic op Acute Diseases. ” • • 4Tlie tflbove preparation.pf Medicine lias been used by myself for the last ten Wars in private practice, and lists been one oj* tne principal agents in effecting tl*.iyanV wonderful cure*that resulted from the treatment pursued b* the Proprietor, which in number uniotmts to tliousands, and of sumost evey dweriptiou, tiiale and fe male, •icnte itndjdiroiiic. • • , They have been nseft hundreds o£ families fSr the last six.yciirs its tt Aunilv ab dieine, and the satisfaction Biat they have invariably veil has given rise to their use generally, where they can be procured. They ace • for diseases that prevail in the South ern country,us tliu proprietor i.-t not conversant with N#r them diseases, and thinks thiit a medicine that is :tj?)lic;i -hle to diseases of the South would not he, in till proha- 1 bility, so good in Northern regions; therefore, the l'ills are not recommended, only where they have been tested and that is throughout the Southern States. . * 0 °° 0 O If you have Live®’ Direflse—- *. * TAKE PKOPHITT’S LIVER MEDICINE. If yojLiHiave Hvspept ia*— • *. • • TAKE PROPHITT S MVER MEIACfNE.. Es you have Sicl*lftadach€—• . .* • . TAiyt PR€)I’MITT!S IJVERdffEDItTNE. * If yoft are stihject to Heartburn— • *® . ‘ LIVER MEDICINE, •if yon are subject to Sour Stom;* h— • TAKE I'ROPH I,l'T’S LIVER MEDICINE. If you are Costive— • * TAKE i'R ‘!’.T! ITS i.U.ER MEDNTNE. If you a: 0 i'll nvtr," 1 1 <*: ever, 01 ills and Fe ver, or anj # <iiln r iti- s • ie Acs you iu”ueed of a purgative or , ; n t.pcriei*, male or femau— * “TAKEbI RO. 11l 1I SIAVER MEDICINE. ” * , Try these Medicines. If they are good, n® them. If not, s*t fly an aside. All I asl? is it trial, and I fear no dissatisfaction. Tuese Medicines ace prepared qulv by (). S. I’KOIMIEkT, Covingtyn, Ga. And sold by Ed. Seixa.s. Thoimsville fia.; Win. Ashley, Valdosta, 15a.; V. in. Hill, Mill Town, Ga.; I A Taylor, Atlanta, Ga. soft 12-4 m . DB*J. BOYEEDODS’", * IMPEIUAL W4SE BITTERS? .4 RE M,fl)E FROM PUKE AND atKn wink, which is a*i'H doe 4e the r.sii.tl strength I of)ther Wines,and is imported live d v o"c I o-i c- in t?e j United States. Ah *ln the fniSw -g v •’u.f do Royts, Ilerl*. Ac,, viz: Sc Sp *.l Conifrcv, ; Camolle ijowers, GeUtitm, Wiiu L'l erry Tree Bail*, anti Bavherry. • .* ” ‘” 0 WE qjIALLENGE T-Ei E. W O lEt E. *TQ PROD O U([E THEIR. EQUAL!! V a*do not prole#s to ha*e disco*, cn I- eoc Roots “known only to the Indians of S’ ah i, ;ml a cure for “all diseases wbichtflie iL--’* R 1 • •• to. ‘ ho: claim to present to the >li.• a n-uly v. 1 p eparation, wliicJi every ini I',; *0 Pl>\ -•> > 1.1 • ••• • it,_. \vßl approve of and Pet onnneml. Asare'n*<L • • 2 AC4PS EXT C;o*VMl:is S f TfiOA T ANARUS, Ltjngs, Indigestion, Dyspepsiti, Diseases #f the ’( Nervous System, l'.iralysis, I’iles, Diseases jieculiar to Fete;des. Debility, and all rasfs ri ipbring a Tonic, they are i I I For bOh’K TP I.' f 1 ‘.T. so common among theftCUergy, I tliev*ue treiy v. • For the . I,i"I m iia’. or furji'o ons of • weak con stitution-! M >n, Cos Lawyers, and all Ili’die sjv .*• • Siiflleuts, ,' -I on i leaooi^ftt^sedeutiiryfife, , they will p.we *, iv hen -'h' I. ’ Asals"’ : l # : lie .’ a • V, ‘ oh -O ,1?. illlUl. £ and de licious.to l. ; ~(•. lin y , od.'ee aP the < lei. lifttf effects ot I >r. t■ -• ly or \\ inotP 1 o ! : in.O'. ‘’ t; od are a valitiT'ile 1 ~ rdyaor pei.oi*s : r,,d o c;..-g ve ugg of strong <o dt, a.ul wsli to •* r. ft Iro u it. 1 hev are pure and emoely i>ft*e from Lie po - on. rftpi ior and inthe adulteraieil \S infs and Li pairs null widen tee country is flooded. • • • These Bilters r<>l o'dyt ‘UEE hut I’ll EVENT Disease and should he n.'s-d hy all who l : ve : i a co.nflry where the water is I* ,d.w>r whi. * t It! •1 • h evers are preVe lcnt. Beiim est. 11 ly inuo.en> . di i|*ev ianv btftgiven hftely , Physit i.tns, Clergy -r< n and Tempe ...” ,• Advocates, as an of hum. nit y, ■ ouhl .i%i iin - • ding tlie3e truly valnnlde Bl'l 1 EUS in the I. , ao *o •iy es-entiaV ly ajdin banishing D'unkeme- < ml 1’ ° CHAI.LES W IDUIFn id) & CO, c Proprie .a s. 78 Wibiam Street, New Yofk. •* j For Sale by E. SEIXAS, Ag'eut, Thomasville, Georgia. | j August 29,1860. ly !- 6 • A C;ood Bargain IS “NOW BEING OFFERED IN TIIE # LARG*I AND well known House and Lot, situated in ftheftown of gictcherville, and form- •• s erly*occupied by P. P. Smith as a Boar- jL iiKL ding House and Aotel. e There are 1 good, comforte.t le rooms ami Jiae-places, good out building?. all new, aa 1 plenty garden ground, with good stables, all ccftiveniently arvantred and well ad-°’ ftapted to°P>o irdingAlou •* or Hotel purposes. Terms j I easy and # possession given at any time to suit the purchaser. For furtheiopartictjjnre, apply to W. F. HUBERT, ‘ on the premises, or call at the storf<ftmerly occupi- ‘ ed by II. W. Sharpe, and apply to the owmer. BENJ. F. HUBERT. I 1 Thomasville, April 2, 1859. : • * ° . WILLIAMS & BOTTOMS’ New Cotton Press. 1 SAVl\(i TO PLANTERS OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS !! !<j riMUS NEW INVENTION, THE SIMPLEST, I most practicable, powerful and cheapest COT TON PRESS ever invented, is now offered to the 1 public. Tlris Press is Constructed upog a plan so simple that any farmer may, with four hands, put 0 up one complete, in running order, in one week.— IVlyen put up it will pack ° Five and Six Hundred Pound Bales of cotton with greater facility than jjny other Press | will 400 lb Sales, and so perfect is its structurtfthat ; at lea%t # ONET4IRDMOREBAfiESCANBE PACK iEDON 1T PER DAT other Pressor Screw eVTr invented. 0 * a The subscribers have secured n° patent for this : wonderful Press, and are now prepared by them selves and Agents, to sell county i rights Bhrougfcout the cotton growing region of the Jfbuth. The} li .ve already began to reap the reward of this invalid.i e invention, and when aotton plant-* era everywhere shall learn that this Press is con structed at a cost°oJ more than ® . •• • One Hmidred Collars Less than any other Press itow extant, tftul possessing much GREATER POWER with greater simplicity and facility for packing, we feel confident that our Press will supplant every tjiigg in the shape of a Cotton Press now in use. * o Models of this Press may be seen by calling on us at Thomasvillt? or any of our Agents. We are willing to let if yve or die by i*s own merits, fettling perfectly secure in warranting it to All pmtfh asers. •• . ’* •S. R. WTLLI^uS. *£p4-tf. * T. J. BOTTOMS. * 6 • iiNiabSe ItfivcnUons ? 0 H JEELER’S Economical and Variety Steel Blade 1* • .FLOW, Patented June 21st, lbo I .), —the most economical, convenient and efficient Cultivator eveixinvented.® When properly made and used, if it does not thus prove itself, 1 licreiy pledge®myself to return°the money to tln*e who purchase rights for their plan i tations. * ® o , •Requires but one Stock fr any kindof • Blade, tenof which on, fastened and taken off in oqe miflute. • • • • c ls adupted°to sod,eubsoil t hillside and general cult Ration, ngd may he turned into a doflble plow* if desired, and is so constructed that a seed planter may be attacked to*t, the cost of which will notTx ocecd ofle dollar. • Evey pjrfc is detachable snd .nlftwlifble to itself. The Stock, which maybe made out of commoß pine plank, is so simply constructed, and tlicre being"no weld in the part, that tlie whole plow mayjtte readily put up by tke commonest Smith after dhcc obhynieg a correct pattern. The opinion of .all who have seen and tried it, is that it will be the. # ONLY PLOW USHiD. as itsmerits are fJMierally known, and that, taking several years together,it will lie hut ajsinall ■ part of the present plow expenses, being not only the nioSt convenient, bat tiie cheapest plitw o thnt can be uspd. farmers can tit supply *of Scuters, Shouels, and for tliis Stock, and even knock, the wings off their wrought ;Turning Plows and fix for £his. • • Pefsons wishing Individual or County # lUglit#will addrqss Da. A. PEELER, Monticcllo. ♦la. or Rev. WM. PSELEII, Waukenah, Fla. January'l4. 18G0. • —■- O *1? O > PIiANTERS. . ” lam Aware that presenting my IPlant eu, to the public, I have to contend with flie prejudices created by the failure of other invent ions for Jhe like >puiy>osc. I ffattcr myscu, howefer, that my PLAN NER will perforuPthe work proposed, in a satisfac tory manner. a I am strengthened in that conviction, by tlie^pinitjnf nearly all th a * PraeUeal Pai'raers of Thomas andjfdjoining counties wh§haveexamin- - cd it*; and the judgement of ihe*members of tHe Pfftent Office, who pronounce it to be by far the best PLANTER that lias ever been presented to them. < It is intended*!o phni Coti and Co.on, and to sow Guain oi all kinns. For sowing Wheat broad cast andjian o’wtng in at the same*ti ne fc it cannot be equalled. It can bp used for putting out Guiana, j cither by strewing or by pu.'Cng any desi cd quanti- ! ty at any given d.-..anee. The distance proposed to • drop the seed is g .winded by # the “number of cogs and tfce quantity by the >ire. • • A glance at the PLAN TER shows the amount of j labor saved by its fise,£qid the nattr e and accuracy oi the same. Am in and .horse lays ou^,the row, ‘ drops the seed anj covers it, in the same time and | wjthihe sam? labor that it takes, in the usutj way, to j lay out the row. TJje aid gijea” by the wheel ren ; j ! ders it equally easy to the lyorse as a single"pfough. j .It j>fiag impossible for any oncman to bring it Jo ; the not cc of eve y fat :er, or to supply the demand when txbib.a 1, 1 piopose to sell the right to any i 1 Stale orcouu.y, or number of counties, tlqrt anyone I may ties and at rates the purchaser will make’ mone£. I trust no one will condemn it willioift a?I j examination, becafise it isfche invention of a South- i ern inaq. If, however, rafter examination, they re- 1 ject it, I have nothing to* say. * . TIIOS. J. BOTTOMS,* octJ6-Gga •Tliomasadlle, (?a. l A° Novelty in the Ar£ World! ■ PHOTOGRAPHY ISP.ON PORCELAIN. by letters patent in the Uiated States, •England, rf-ance, and Belgium. • • . • THE AMEHIJtSASr 0 PotogrupHic l*o!Tci;Bia Company, No. 781 Broadway, New York, Having secfeej) their novel and in genious indention American aftd European pat ents, are tally prepared to execute all orders for Jiiwiatiirr i.ila ursWN oi” I’itnoiii. on Chinn, * presenting all tlig attractive and advantagt*>us features of ordinary photopraphs, the brilliancy and tinisli of a water color drawing, and a hitherto unattuineiLqunUtv of dmV , hilitv, by bmng rendered as imperishable as tlie natural, properties of the articles upon which they are transferred, o As the patented process of tin? Company enables thg reproduction of Photographs, not only on plain surfaces, hut upon such its are round or of any degree of irregular ity, and delicacy® of delineation, upon Porcelain wares of any description and dimension used as articles of luxury or of household utility, such its , • B Urn*, Vase*, BrrakfnutCuip, Toilet Articles, Ac. thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing a uniques •md exquisite style of ornamentation of articles in do mestic use. “* o o In order to furnislPfacilities for the gratification of the popular taste, iind to meet the wants of those patrons of the Fine Arts dc%irous of having Portraits on Porcelain, Phfc Company ha\t- imported from Europe a collection of superior porcelain goods, manufactured to their own or der, which tbcA sell at cost prices. 1 °As the American Company are owners of tli£ patent right, and consequently the only persons # authorized to line the process, they have detertnined,Vi order ° To niforil IV-opli- in cvcrjs Hcction of the Union an opportunity to possess ° # 0 Forli-ait* on to make the following proposition to Residents in the * Country, ud&i ore unable to viMt personally Ike Atelier , * and Galleries in Ac/r York. *o * • Persons sending a photograph, ambrotype, or flaguer reotype to the office of the company in Ne wo York, Accompanied hy Five Dollar*, will receiv.oin return by express, free>f other charge. ‘ Alrichly ornitmcutcd Krcaltfa*t Cup and Kancer with the portrait transferred thereon. By transmuting a daguerreotype and * Ten Dollars, e they will secure in like manner, o A handsome frciicli Vase or Toilet Article, with the portrait reproduced by the patented process *- By sending a pair of daguerreotypes and • • Fifleen o Dollnr*, o they wiM receive in return o 0 ° A Pair of rich Mevre* Vases, wit ii the pertraits executed equal to niiniature paintings; [ ano. in like manner, portraits can be on por- j celain wares or I V nses of cycry quality of finish, 1 ranging in prices from Twenty to Due Hundred Dollars the pair. N. B. Be particular in writing the address, town, conn- \ ty and State distinctly. All letters to he addressed to o * MANAGER, American Photographic Porcelain C 0.,” °| ooet 10-3 m 781 Broadway, New Yoj-k. i O DItOOKN COI'NTV MiIERIFF’N MAMIN A A \\ ill Bo sold before the CoUrthouse door in Quitman, Brooks C ountv, on the Finn Tunuln) in Drmubrr mutt, within the legal hours of sale, the follow ing nron ertv, to wit:* r i r !' e /'Ton 1 hit of land, nunber threeJinndred and thirty (Alt),) m liith district of Brooks eotftity, levied on its the property of William Asbell to satisfy Sundry ii tastrom a Justice s iif aVVi 8 i^,t J eN y lllac^e ftiui returned to me by a ! Constable. J 0 Aho. nt the .vfnie time amt place. Lot of land, number three hundred and tliiPty nine (3301 ’ in th%l2th district of Brooks county, levied on as tiie oro perty of James West to satisfy ti fas in my imiuTs— Latlirop & Wilkerson vs West, McKinnon & C'o., Bank ol Savannah vs Wsst, McKinnon & Cos., and Briggs JL Ashley endorsers. * * Also,nt Jin- same time and place, One large hay horse belonging to Daniel U. MeXeS levied onois ty property of John McKinnon to. satisfy a . ft fa—Bank of Savannah vs West, McKinnon &: Oo.t J property pointed opt By James West, Defendant. ! OctobeMl, 1860. A. SMITH, Sheriff. . • 9 nnßWftg BAK.KO.—WiII be Sbld, Vy belt>re the Conrthoust* door, in tli?‘ town of Magnolia Clinch County on the FIRST TUESDAY IN NOYEM 9 BEK next, within the lawful hours of sale, tliej'ollowing property, tow it: One lot ot land, qpmber qj't known, but known as L’ place vOiereon (.eorge Aiohr noiv lives, adudning lamls ot 1 imothy Aldcftmm north-east, lying andvieing in tlto twelfth district ot originally Appling now Clinch counts. levied on as the propeHysof John C. Nichols, to satisfy one ti la issued front the Superior Court of Colli * inint v ■ iii tiivor ot John L. Morgan vsjjohn Adams, and John (*• Nichols, endorser* property pointed out by plaintiff'. . * Also, at Ike same time and place, One lot of land, numlTr four hundred *uul twenty se ven in the seventh district of originally Appling now Clinch couiqy, levied on%s the property of Joseph J. Cohen to satisfy one li ta issued from said county, in lavor ot Joseph lioward, for the use of Kichard Bennett vs Joseph J. Cohen and Issue Curry; property poiutAK out bv Kieliard Bennett. September •-’(>, 1 Stiff SHIMI'EL *riM M KKMAN, Sheriff. / t GOftfflA, Iti'|ole. xJT . lit the Su/terior %!ouri, June ‘J’ervi, lSf?0. I‘resent, the Honorable A. 11. Judge of saidjCourt. ® „ ROBERT A. HARDEE, A • JAMES K. HARRIS, < v> vs i Mortgage, etc. . WILLIAN J. IIICKS. . ) % It appearing to tli* Court, by Nile jietit ion of Rolieft A. Jlardee aid James K. Warris, (acßouTpanicd hv note and mortgage do*l,) that on the thirty first day of August, eighteen bundl ed and fifty-ni*e, th'. defendant Innde and .delivered to the plaintiff's his.ptX'missory note, hearing ‘bile the day and year aforesaid, whereby the defendant ]from*sed, off the first day or Jumoiry next, following the d:it<*ot said note, to jiay the plaintiffs one hundred ami seven dollars mid fifty cents, for value received, .that afterwards, on tli® day and year aforesaid, the de tpndant, the better to secure the payment ot'yaid tun*, executed and delivered lit the plaintiffs, his deed of mort gage, whereby the said dcfelidaqj m<ffl®aged to the plain tiffs a certain undivided half lot, in the town of Quitman.. Brooks Countv, known and distinguished in the*pian of said town as lot number two, in block number sixteen, southwestern section, containiim om* tenth of fin acre, wore or led; and it fsrthes appearing that said note re mains unpaid, * • * , It is ordered fliat the said “defendant do pay into Court on or before the first day of*the next Term thereof, the principal, interest and cost due on said note,.or sliow cause,*)’ any h*cnn?andthat oft the failttre*if the defen j ciant so to do, the equity of redeinplion.in and to said, mortgaged premises he foiTver the ie.liter barred and fo closed; and* . * It is further ordered, that this rale he published in the Southern Jlyterpi ise mile a monfb lm tine nioutMt prq vi(is to the ne*)l Tftrm ofethis ( or served on the defendant v>r his special agent or aum-nev. at least three liiontiiyj previous te the next T. i m of i ids t’ >m t. SANFORD T. KiNcsREKT^ I’l.oiii :l! “s Attorney. A true extract from the minutes olTuid Court, this'Au gust 16th, 1860. e • aug ‘J2-in3m * I). W. MetiAE. Clerk. “• OTH'H of 0 >ilenti<Mi to ( linitge JVjiihc. lj Slate “ I • All persons interested are hechy motific<l that I sittill apply to the Superior ('mil, id lie held inaSdf'or the county aforesaid,on ihe second Moudai*in December, for the purpose of having my name changed from that of Fickliiy Martin, hv w ld. ln.iinc I have been lwretoforo know n, to that of llvary Cainbnll. ° • • * FiCKLIN MARTIN, By his Attorney, • 8. T. KINGSBEKY. This ,bigiist 16,186 U. •mJtn Cl EOlfeiA, TbMHfi C*oA. .* Sn/mr/or Court, June 1860. * ANNA E. FOSTER ) • vs. . > Libel ft>r Divorce. WILLIAM FOSTER.) • * The Sheriff’ having returned that the Defendant in the ahirtc stated ease is*not to he found in the countv, and it further apf|eavipg by the affidavit of l’N. Vickers that Defendant is without the limits of the State of Georgia— It is;, on liiStioif ordered by the Coart. thqt the s.dd Pefendant appear and%nsw.r, at the next Term of this Court: else tloff the case he com-ider • ntl'.iiill on De ’ feiMbint, and the l'kiintiff allowed to proceed. ‘sjnrther odcretl .that lids Kul • he published once a month, for four ♦noalhs, in o .o ‘4 ;he l’ublic Ga zettes of the tow* of Tlmiiimsv He. it Mc INTA PtK & YOFlf#!. For Blaintiif. Granted, AUG. 11. lIAN'SELL, Jyidge C. S. 1). A true extract from the mineics. a aug l-m4nt LEBBEI S I?EKLE, D. Cl k S. C. SFATE OF fIFOIIOIA. ‘l'lioime. foiinty. * Court of Ordinary, May 17, 18(]ff. • b herons, JOHN M< JvIN'N'ON. Executor estate and last*4\ ill and Testament of Joint McKinnon, senior, deceased, tlyjs day makes application, by petition, to this Court for letters of Dismission and a final from said Execntorslflp— All persons interested ate, ftierefore, hrapbv notified to file their objections in said Court, If any they have : oth erwise said letters will be granted and'issued lo said ap plicant at a regular Term qf said Court, to beheld at the Courthouse in Thoniasxtllj, said count}j on the second Monday itmJanuary next#, a my 23-6 m HENIt\ 11. TOOKE, Ordinary* I— —jg • ‘ - STATE OF (iKOIUJIA, Thomas Cftnuty. C%nrt of Ordinal• ° AfayJ-t, IMiO* j Whereas.f!EOlPGE W. A JNO.W. H. MITCHELL ’ Executors of the estate and last #i)l and testament of R. Mitchell, deceased, o% said count v, thi* da v ! make application, hyojietitiog, to this Court for letters of | Dismission from said Executorship, of said estate — ! All persons interested arc therefore hereby notified to i file thei* objections in said Court, if any they have; oth j erwise said letters of Dismission will he granted to said ; applicant*, at a RegnlpfTerm <*’ said Court, to be held at f tlie Court-house in ThoniasviUe, said county, on* the se | cyid Monday ig January next, * m;iy h*►—< -i ll HENRY H. TOOK®, Ordinary. 1 / 1 EOitGlA. TIKHIaS COUNTV. vl o Court of Ordinary . JMy 2, 18(10. > Whereas, JOSJAH GROOVER, as Administrator with the AN’ill annexed, on thyestate W Moses Daniel, deceas ed, this dav. by {fetilion, makes application to this Court* for letters of Dismission from said adniinistnftion on said estate — , # All persons interested are, therefore, hereby notif'ugl t*> nl<- their objections in said Court, if any they have t 5 < said letters being granted; otherwise said letters w ‘fl lit grTmtod and issued at a regular Term of said Court, to he ! held at the Courthouse in Thomasville, said counyt, on second Mfmday in January next. * • jv 11-fim HENi;y 11. TOOKE, Ordinary. Administrator's Votjce. A IT PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIIE ESTATE ol\ ot Mrs. Elizabeth Wooddy, late of Thomas County deceased, are hereby notified to come forward and make* immediate payment, and those having demands against* said estate!? will present properly authenticated, in terms of tlie law. ® • . * . Oct. 10, 1800. JfTIIN D. EDWARDS, Adm’r. DDitKIKIV UOIKToOF ORDIIVARV M I Nancy Griffin, John M. Griffin aiufjfthn R. Langdale having applied to me in for letters of admin istngion on the estate of Noah Griffin, late of said coun ty deceased — This is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin, to he and appear at my office, within the time allow-. V 1 by law, and show cause, if any they can, why admin istration should not he granted to said applicants on said • estate. 0 * \\ itnessomy hand and official signature, Oct. Ist, 1800. oct 17-JOd E. MORGAN, Ordinary, * Administrator's Aofjfe. + /Y EORGIA THOMAS COUNTY.—AII nersous inter- VI csted are* hereby notified that the will apply to the honoralde the Court of Ordinary of said * countv, on the second Monday in Jannaryuiext, at a reg ular Term of said Court, for an ord<*’ granting him leave* and authority, as adniinistralor on the estate of Elizabeth “Woody, deceased, to sell all tlie negro slaves belonging ; to the’estate of said deceased. This the 15th day of Oc \ tober, 1860. oct 17-Cfld JOHN D. EDWARDS, AdnPr, Gi EORfilA, BERRIEN COUIVTV—AII per J sons concerned are hereby notified that, at the No -1 veinber term of the Superior Court of said county, I shall make application for the appointment of Commissioner* for the purpose of laying off and assigning my dow ■> er, in the estate of William Nelson, late of said county deceased, agreeably to the statute in Hindi cases madman’d ° provided. October JJth, 1860. ct 17-tc NANCY NELSON, Widbw. EXECUTORS NOTICE. Two montßs after date application will be made to the Court of Ordi nary of Thomas County. Ga., at the first regular term of said Court, after the expiration of two months from tlie date of this notice, for leave to sell the negro property * belonging to the estate of Janies McLeod, late of Florida deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. JOHN J-oMcARTIiyR, ExT.