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1 he Search-Light. BAINBRIDGE, MARCH V, 1901. PERSONAL. Mr .1 H Butler a prominent citiz.n of Wliigtmm. was in the city Thursday. Mr. W G. Marlin was in town from i he Kith District Wednesday. Rev. \V, N. Ainsworth, of Duhlin, will he a visitor to tins city Mondav next ind will he the guest of Mr. H. C. Allen. Vr. Goo. O. Smith left Tuesd y for Ashford, Ala., to the bedside of ft sick brother. Mr, Fred Royal. Captain of Company H of the (fc- S. M. C. Cadets, left Wed nesday for Ins home in Fort Gaines. Miss Eteene Peacock, a beautiful and charming young lady of Atlanta, Is the pleasant guest of her cousin, Miss Louise Hruton, on Evana street. FROM CORINTH. Oh, for some pleasant settled weather! 'The gypsies have folded their tents and raITVed ftwfty. Clever Frank Richardson, of Brinson, was a visitor in this community on Sun day last. Mr. Hurry Mon o, of Bainbridge, was over this way Sunday calling upon some of the f. ir ones of this community. Mr. S. D. Milder, a prominent farmor of this section, made a business, trip to Bainbridge on Tuesday last, returning on 'Thursday. lion. Robert Bowen, our worthy and efficient County Sohonl Commissioner, was a visitor at Corinth and other schools of this section on Thursday and .Friday his week. I - COXJ.IST'J.Y • 1 coRiR.ESFOisriDEisrcE. 1 56? ^ "®S3fr3!S*KlSfSi3^3?KP-33 'MA'SS'SS3S.«C'(£S8CaSWS@3'S3.?.i-@'5® FROM CLIMAX. BRINSON BRIEFS. Mm. Cooper Knight was in Climax to lay shopping. Edwin Huff is tlie guest of Mr. Merida Maxwell this week. 'There will be services at tlie Presby terian church here Sunday. it is thought (hat this place will have a new merchant before long. H v. 'Tom u iby.ofOpen Pond was I e e on business last Men lay. Mr. Win. Harrell passed through here Tuesday on his way to Bainbridge. Mrs. Will Harrell and her little daugh ter, of Bainbridge were here Monday. The Plant Sys'ein is having a trestle between Climax and Whigham raised higher. Miss Alice Trulook visited relati es in Whigham Sunday and reports haying a nice time. We are having some severe weather here now, which will cause the farmers to fall, behind in their work. Mr. Calvin Curry, who has been down DECATUR SHERIFF SALE. GEORGIA -pKCATOK COUNTY. w til be «oM on the 11. at Tnesilay in March next, before tin- court house diioi* of said county In thisclt.vof ihii ill'litge, said coun ty and stale, between the legal hours of sale the following-inscribed property t-ivrlt: \ certain Itnnar and lot in the city ot Itsln- bridge mol described ss ndlows: hounded on tjic north by RrouglUO" since!,, tin the cast by house a d lot occupied by J. It. Bab- . o 11 _ . at—j... bltt and belonging to the hells ot Mrs. A. Russell spent Monday and i; t dd>itl. oa tee west by Monroe street, and on the south by property of J. M. Brown, lev led on as the property of I. T. Babbitt to satisfy a Itfa In favor of Frank Co,, vs. T. Babbitt. TIlls Jnn. a 111, 19(11. a. VV. Fukpham, Sheriff. Rey. E. G. Piper preached at Eldorer. do Sunday. Mr. T Tuesday in Bainbiidge. Mrs. G. W. Funderburk has been con fined to her bed for some days. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gilpin were the guests of Mr. and Mts. C. J. Eagerton Sunday. Legal Advertisements- DECATUR TAX SALEsT' GKO"GIA— Dscatur County: Will bee-old before tlie cour* h„„ , tn the city of Bainbridge, Daentn?®* a oor ienrgei, on the ltMt*TncStiy icXb durtug I fiejegul hours of isilj, ll f' S t rt| lowing described property tu-wl't- ' one dwelling house, and lot * HOMESTEAD NOTICE. GEORGIA—Dfoatvk County: Miss Urrie Nowell, of Coleman. Ga.. has been a pleasant visitor here for iev- er«l weeks aud is the guest of Miss Geor ilia I) ivis. She will return home Satur d .y by way of Colquitt. Lli grippe lias lie u qni e prevalent ii o.ir oi.mmnnity. however, we believe the dreaded mounter has eomewha* relaxed his grip upon our neighbors. We arc p’eased to note that Mr. F. W. Cordell and his son. Jesse, who have been quite indisposed with it. are now convalescent Why can't, tlie young people of Iron City and her adjacent communities unite in the organization of a literary society for tlie improvement of its members in mtisiii, rectation. delia'ing, etc? In this wav we might spend a few hours pleas antly aud no doubt quite profitably. Who will arrange a program, call a meeting and get the movement started? Basing our opinion upon the quantity of guano being hauled into (he country \i>e presume tiaf quite a laige cotton '.,p will be nltthted here; .however, we ' »i*Vs‘ this is b sMf-tniSiaining section. dli^thd thy farmers pT* King Cotton a Beb(tddary importance to ooiT'.Cftne. po mtces, jheas s.nd Other provision erops 'i ..i«- is hi ibf^ould bo for it is only by raising a sufti ■orit.qhautiiy of "hog ard hoiulny" at home U'uct our farmers need expect to he able to has* iii the glorious tuiitkfcine of agrlultural fjitUpflhdettce. Ir.si City. Mch. 1. 1001. jP*NB JVoOf*. hurst avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dandridge. of Bainbridge were visitors here Sunday aud were tlie guests of Mr. W. L. Cox Mrs. J.H. Brinson wentoyer to Don- alsonville Sunday to visit her mother, Mrs. \V. B”King, who is sick at that place. Frof. J, B. L. Barber, of Denser oompauied by Miss Minnie Eagerton were pleasant visitors to this neighbor hood Sunday. Mr J. H. Brinson has spent several it) Florida working "in"""the" terpentine days in Bainbridge this week. He will business is visiting his parents for a few 0pe ? up his new stable some time next d iys. Climax, Feb. 28,1091. School Boy. .. . | 1. M.l.vnn lias applied for exemption of Mr. VV. VV. McCully and Family have 1 iwHOinuty and suiting apurt mul valuation „ , • . ** • . „ ^.....adJunnOAn I\\, i., i °* llOHHWttlHfi ftlltl 1 Will j)HS8 11001! tilt* 8UIIIC moved into then new ievidence on VV am- { at j u 0 .clock on the 7th day of March 1901 at T. Lb Ma my office. FAIR WARING! From Another Correspondent. Miss Ada Maxwell visited Bainbridge one day lust week. Mrs. E. D. Hinson visited BainbriJge one day last week. Mrs. S. Calhoun, of Savannah paid us a Hying visit Friday. We are sorry to learn that Rev. Pad. rick’s little child is still sick. , 1 he Missus Rountree are visiting there grandparents in Gordon Ala. Our school is flourishing now under the good management of Prof. Laokej. A certain minister in our little village is wearing a long face as his girl has gone off. Mrs. Dr. Carter has just return ed from a pleasant visit to her old home iu Alabama. Mrs. Dr. Shepherd, of Chattahoochee, paid her sister, Mrs. N. C. Bell, a short visit last week. . Mrs. 8. M. Blount,of Boston is vi-ititig relatives here aud is the guest of Mrs. K. M. Roberts. Mr. 8. 8. Manor has been real sick for several weeks but we a. e glad to know he is improving. Col, Cox has just moved into his new tore, so Climax is on a boom and is coining to the front fast. Mr. Walter Calhoun is wearing the blue ribbon now as he brought in two tine wild turkeys Friday. A certain widower is a frequent vi-i- week. Mr. R. A. L. Maxwell has purchased a lot between the O’neal store and the one now occupied by W. W. McCully. He will erect a store house thereon. A number of the young people met at the home of Dr. Biidges Wednesday night and had a very pleasant informal gatheri g. playing dominoes, crokonole and other like games. The school here has been giving some interesting exercises on Friday after- nnnus to which are invited all the friends and patrons. The school is growing and is in a flourishing condition, March 1,1001, Miss . uo.Miu.vi.vvrnnv iVjticb. GEORGIA—Deoatuk County: To L. 0 Jackson, as trustee; andEstell e B Jackson, F;ancis B Jackson, and R. W. Jackson: You are hereby given due notice that on Friday, the 15th day of March, 19?1. the Georgia Pine Railway Company, a railroad corporation unde- and by virtue of the laws of the-State of Georgia, will enter upon the premises hereinafter de scribed. owned by you, for the purpose of condemning and setting aside from the same a right of way for railroad pur poses for said railway Company, and al so for the purpose of condemning and setting aside sufficient grounds for de pot and terminal facilities, on said land in the manner prescribed by law; the said right of way. and depot and termi nal fluidities to be described as follows: A right of way for said railroad. 75 fret in width, beginning at a point on Flint River on said land designated bv the Chief Engineer of said Railway Com pany, and ruuniug iu a Southerly direc G. M. Jones amt J. N. Maxwell VS. T. E. Garland RULE NISI IN DHOA TUB s V |> EltIO H COURT NOVEMBER TERM, 1890, DECATUR SUPERIOR COURT, NOVEMBER TERM, 1899, It appearing to the Court by petition of G M. Jones unit J. N. Maxwell, executors of G W. Ragan, that 1. K. Garland on the. 1st day of Novo , her, 1WM, executed and delivered to sail! G. IV. Ragan a mortgage on certfii lands In Decatur count}’, to-wit: All that tractor parcel of land lying and being In lhe Ititli District of Decatur county Georgia, part of lots of land Nos. JKI7, contain ing slxty-two ami one-hall acres on the south west, commencing four acres from the south-west corner, said parcel of land being In the north-west of said lot; and sixty acres of lot on the west stile of lot No. (398) thjee hundred and ninety eight In the tilth District of Decatur county, Georgia; and one hun dred and thirty-throe acres oh the east side of lot No 397 in the county of Deoatur, stale of Georgia, for the purpose of securing the payment,of two certain pwmils-ory not's dated Cairo, Ga., Nov. 1st, 1894, for thesuitl of One Hundred and Fifty-eight Dollars and Seventy-live cents each, made by the said T. E. Garland, parable tod. VV. Ragan or bearer with Interest al ter Nov. 1st, 18(14, at the rn’c of Ktglit pi-r cent per annum, mid ten per cent of nrinci pal and Interest as attorney’s fees, which said Defendant refuses to pay Ills there! ore ordered that the su.d T. E Garland pay Into this Court, on or before the first day of the next term, the principal ami (Uteres, due on said notes, anil tlie costs of salt; or In default theicuf, I ho Court will proceed . a to Justice shall appertain And It is further ordered, that this Rule be served on said defendant T. K. Gurlund or Ills special agent or attorney, tlirce months yrevlous to file next tern, ol' tills Court. W. N. Spknce, Judge Superior court. A trim extract iroru the Minutes, C, W. vVimiikklky, Clerk. Dkcvtuh Supeiiior Cot:it, May Tunis iihio: It appearing to the Court that the ’'efend ant In the within case does not reside In the oouiity of Deeat nr, but re-ides m t he state of Florida, It Ison motion of I’laintitrscouii- se) ordciert that service of the wlihiu rule nisj bo perfected on the said Defendant by publlantlon according to law. Tills.VIay ’Hid "d°. VV. N. Spkmir, Judge 8. O. ,v C. Bv the Court, O. VV'. .V imkkklky, Clerk. . .. „ , ... . , f-ion of same width 890 feet to a point, lor to North Broad' 110W. \Y vnder what staked and designated by said Chief En tile alLrnctiou can bo up there. gineer. thence from a stake oi the West >1,. Sen 1,,. j,,t AW Bainbridge. and along Bruton street uis tine residence which improves the looks of our little towu very much. There is a'habdsome young man in Cli max now. He sports the finest turnout of unybodv aml'iS awful popular. Guess iwfio be is, Messrs. Hinson Hhd English went' out hunting one dav Inst, week, and only killed two q- mil. 'They say there U no lluutiBK nudblioottngon our Inndr; -mail in this part of the country POSITIVELY F O It HI D D E N. Numbers ot lots ns ioJlows: 15th District Decntur Co., Georgia. 818, 347, 848, 357, 358, S59, 391, 392, 401, 405, 307, 831, 272, 01, 82, 100,811,815, 316, 317, 346. 388, 389, 271, 282, 805, 319, 353,399, 28, 386 (VV. i), 302, 363, 870,55,57, 64, 6 66, 95, 96, 97, 56. 15-27 District—435, 447, 451. 27ih District—344,375,377, 3(8, 241,242,279, 280, 282, 318, 313, 320, 321, 360, 361, 399, 400, 213, 214,218, 344, 856, 382, 383, 384, .885,390,400, 403, 404, 407, 430, 4 12, 433. 21st District—149, 184. We will prosecute to the fullest vsVcnt ot the law any and all parties violating this notice. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY and will pay a ii-ward of $10.00 to anyone furnish ing evidence to convict trespassers. FLIN T RIVER LUMBER COMPANY Climax, 2-25,1901. Hcckle BerHY. 16 wTTtowndots. South 300 feet, from thence running West. 210 feet to a stake, thence South 125 feet, to a stake, theuce \Va,t about 1&3 feet to a stake, being located at a point 200 feet from the West side of said Georgia Pine Railway oampanies right of way, theuce t.o contii ue a 200 foot right of way or depot site from said point 520 feet in a Southerly direction, as marked out aud designated bv the Ch ; ef Engineer of said Railway Compa ny. from the said last named point the said right of way is to be decreased to 100 feet in width from the East and to continue 100 feet, in width for 480 feet , running in a Southerly direction, aud Mr, A. Cook, of Attapulgus, was here from that point the sai right of way is .. , to be reduced to 75 teet in width from Monday. | tire East side, and to contiuue 75 feet on C. MAXWELL VS. j. n dojjsAu , itil it 11 Ulpi11oil is, uttci sanitary tirraumjinentM. , i ——* » >v xuob mu xSuiuImt of rooms, vaults otp will iw» trii-,., Kev. Mr. >uison was here I uesday on through your said lands. These said ' 0,1 up, ‘ n . t ilfioM; cost of 1,1 not tf ‘ business. ! premises being located on lot No. 226 in i SSVS’. ac ' (fi *<rd are 1 RULE NISI IN DEUA. ST H SUPEKIOK UOUBT, ) Nov, Tkkm, 1000. GEORGIA--OxCATUB UoONTV. It appearing Id the Court by petition of D. U. Maxwell fhat J. ’’Dollar, on the lltb day of Jauuary, Iiwu, exccu'<-U and deliveml to too Bank of I’liomaavtllo. 'uortgugii on cor- Vain lands la Divalnr cniin,.-. t,o-wL: O:’.-, Iinndred amt ten acres of land, I'elng a pa.:’ | ol itm east hull of lot number tlirc hundred ! and three 1u the sixteenth district ot Dccn- turoainty, Ga.. fortbe purpose of securing the payment of a certain promissory note madeby the said J. n Dollar, hs p incipai, >imU 1). (J. Max wt*ll and J.C.l’om*, aw sureties, d ited January Dili 190(1, auddueOjt. Isilono, payable to tlie Hank of i'homasvllle, wit h ift- tom^tafter maturity at the r.ito of eiirlit l>er cent, per annum, and ten per oont. of principal and Interest us Attomev’H f«*s which .said note and mor gnge have been duly assigned and transferred, tn due course luiVXiS i?h* Wux ' vc :1 » which said note the si Id Defendant ret uses to pay. It is therefore ordered that the said J. Dollar pay into this Court on or before the . of Uu ' n «xt term, the principal and interest due on siUd note, unit t he costs of suit, oy In, default thereof, the Court will proceed as to jnsiie shall appertahi. And It Is further ordered that this rule be } h ! ; Bainbridge Demonat and seartch bight, two newspapers published in Decatur Loiinly, oneo a month for four months,or soryed on he said Defendant, J. L. Dollar, or Ills speeiul agent or attorney, throe months previousJoUie next term ol this Court., w!V SrKNcr, Judge Superior Court, A true extract from themiifntes. C. w. WlMnEKLKv, Clerk. of Attapulgus !'• the *<tlr district i f c 11 county, Georgia, bounded on 1 he oa«vV' l, “' Bainbridge ai.d vttapulgos distils,, by ! b the north and west by nropertv bldolm 11 '"* the estate of Joe Cox, fl. eeusad, ai,T? 1 "«t! south by dirt road leading from Mi 1 l| k gus to taceville, Georgia, thime hm tH|l; "' property onVhich Abram l.ongw-'r,® bvesai'd eontuintng tivo (2) »ri.« , ""V less. Levied on ns the property or'o'-' Longwor: h to satisfy a state and cnn^ br "» 11 fa Issued by MW. Bales, tax eo?l,., y peoatnr county, for state and c orn tvV" 1 ' d the year 11100 Levy made and ?etur ," X s' r me by A. A. Singletary, constable t! 1 ‘ i wm. i«n. a. vv. Also at the same tlmeand place i„t - No. seventy four (74) in the tvvebt.. « f ,ll '4 district of said county, exeepi Hy'« !i| l tn the south-west corner of said 'ot by Mrs. E. Johnson, levied Sum. C,H, '"''4 property i f M. L Jones tosailshvns, ? t!lt count V tux (if.. a., u ,J 5."y a<tats»M county tax fifa issued oolleernr of said eotliit.j& for nnpiild taxes for tlA • 29th, 1001. A. VV. 1 Also, at the same tl iv;§^*j ORDHAM, Sheriff"' Also, At the same time and place lot ’ No, forty-two (42) In twenty-Hrst dl.t.i-."" 11 said county and state, ec.ntaiiunV' 110 ' « dred and tftty ( AVO) acres more oi- 1 h ' !1 levied on as the property of VV vv L n| bourn to satisfy a stale and c'onvi. V lllls li' issued by M. VV. Bates,^I ! ax‘C’XetJ r 7 “ ,4 ' paid tax for the year 1900. XblsFebv ? "" tax for the year 1900. This Feby. 7 mi ' Also nt the same time and i.lac’c ' th-i acres more or teas otr of the V 100 oi land No. two h t ml red an dGm '1°' Mm fifteenth (l.V) dlsKm.' 2. n „, f . oul (2W! I bounded us folUws: h. tin right of way of the s. F. * VV. Bv , „ the south by BulnbriOiro uiid Ti»r^» <Jm U| “'‘O thesonthernTilttdhne ff'in lot, on tne west by property of i‘(.t,.. .' mil running to a point whore the rti., b "' y srosses tlie 9. F * VV R V1 !, dir ‘ "> '1 aid tract being in shape of t ! 1 ,a t,as , t c "' 1 ev led on as the ptope'Sy St O. 'ftZ'SV? AWnVfiKW ,or '^ a. \v. Fobdham, Sheriff, DECATUR SHERIFF SALE. GEORGIA—Dkcatur County: Mm' 1 city "'ot rnGnbr!!^’DeeaT^ 0 1,<W " Georgia, on the first I uesilav in' xr*... i 0l,ulv ' A house and lot in ta. . ••ape of uu oblong snf...... thepioperty of F J VVanli'n !,?' / , u l >0 " "f Courtfl fa Issuedf I „, M , \p' l b .;.,?, l ', 1 ’- r ' V . “ J^Vardmi'amlX’isu? 1 '^ Roln.ed out bySKM’ a^n^°^^ w. Foupham, Sheriff. NOTICE. r- suit uiclip.eeis arc hereby I tlie first. Tne.-day la March >1 County Commissioner,, „j To ull whom it may concern All contractor aotificl that 1901, the Hoard of Decatur county vy HI sit ai 1heir "office iij Bainbridge, Ga. lor the purpose or ret el i - lug, or adopting, plans and HWt hosiHit buihiii^r feir ' th HtDtio tinih* equipments, anil ' vm > "•• , "° lle,n DECATUR SHEillFF SALE. Georgia—Decatur County- iSSSIalSS'i? Paulctu 'ai’id 11 beb i*g l t be XX* ffussuil. ti^suid (iousltb; spocilioalioiiH fu stkid coiiMly,built of brie ingri to be l on lot No. 226 in STTh,! 1 Messrs. J. U. aud Will Gri'nin went to the i* th Distncl,. of Decatur county, or I they re. ' ou other lots aaiotiiiiig. and hxino Irnn.v.. I uuslre .. t o bo the county ("Jinmissloimr . • , .on other lots adjoining, and being know’ll 11 Phojs and'sia-eiiieittiou^su • milt Mr. A oner Av>rett was over to Bain- by said Railway Company for depot, and ' terminal facilities and for right of wav for Us said railroad. Said premise- hay ing been previously marked o t. staked and surveyed by the Chief Engineer of bridge Tuesday. Rev, Mr. Boland piVtohed analileser- mon here last Sunday. Mrs. Colwell aud Mis. Folsom yisited i said Railway company, ana a map of Bainbn .go Wednesday. said survey is this d ty banded to tlie as- Mr. Greison Rawls, of Dell, spent Sun • appoint.*! by the Company, Ail , . I of the t.reim-es herein described coutain- day liere with his parents. Messrs. Diver and J. H I tng i).4S acres more or less, Emanuel | The said I'he Ge .rgia Pi ine Railway G II Dillard, Uainbridge, Ga., does tii st class carpenter work, and for the lowest cash figure. He furnishes e»- t.mates choorlully and executes his them the way. work neatly. Give him a trial. I Fowltown, 2-37-10)1. made a business trip to liaiubridge Tues-1 Gem pap v has selected L. F. Patterson. i . I an its assessor to repre ent it in said cou ... ...... , , . . ! detonation proceedings. Y'on are re- Mr and Mrs M. D. Ingram left inst. j ^uesstoJ t«> ROlect an assessor to rej.re- iv. ck on a pleasure trip for Panacea Gent you in said condemnation proceed ings. that, the said assessors so appointed may select a third .assessor, ard that they ina.> proceed to condemn and eat aside unto the said Georgia 1‘infl Railway Cow- I pany for its railroad purposes, the prem- N)>rmgs. ’1 he Georgia Pine surveyors left Mon day for 1 aliahassee. Fla., where they expect to spend about two weeks. Mi-* W’inuine Mainor. of Woodland, 'ses herein described, aud a-sess the Ga . spent, last Saturday and Suudav j ‘iBmage done thereby, iu accordance ' | with the law iu such cases provided Tie hearing before the assessors will take place on the premises at 10 a. in., at, which time you are notified to he pres ent if you so desire. Respect full v. Georgia Pine Railway'Co. Per Jno. E Donalsonand R. W. Fleming, Attpmeys. with her little friend. Miss Gladys Fol som. Mi-s Winnie made quite an im- pie-sion on several of the boys around here, and they want some one to show FUR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ' I h ive 6 jersey bulls from six months to two years old„ehigable to legistratton which I will sell cheap for cash, or would exchange thorn for beef cattle at market value. Apply to T. M. Hikes, Bainbridge, Ga. • Have yom' old harness cleaned tip and worked over—almost as good as new at A. I’. Holt’s, Water street. Twig N.,wt. Armour’s Soaps and Washing Pow ders each ten wrappers draw a pre- minin, at Suns & Chett’s City Bakery. I oan furnish your material for the wood work iu your buildings. Everv- liing cheap for the cash. Reid & oils. (rwii'-'ibv Hlo Nn tl10 Property for AiJ. . ^ H11(| a. II ih ‘>* d BHinbSU« icimwn o •tait t,,r8 ' H |'° r "“‘- “ObMi'b'y'proper tv of r {!' Haifl'wm'bVpi .mrlh by pnqiertv oT mW.Vl»rrf-’lT «n; sa119f}*'« 1 tTfa ia “(J Nussbiluni t ’ Sks-* 3 --- «. s • v - w. Fori.ham. Sheriff. decatur sheriff sale. <i EG «G I A—Decatur Countv : Will be sold before the* conw , tut n>ll,>» iiigiifHcilbeil property to ivlt: ' All.il lots of land \'o. i M , W 1 ; bii'HlV'ed aril fj } l-\ |.WI 111 tUB tit tl 4. Ill n (11 St 1 i «• f of I),w. tur emu j. «,eh, routalMn- two m.„ ' ; ..vavpq hrlf.lr fV.xwl ‘ J.IlU tllP •m t??oi, r i a yilr(l i H,,d °‘ S8t by AlfehllV UlMl, .nul lf.\ it d on HH't lie prouertv of Vn*t 'V. FoRliHAM.Shl'Iiir. DECATUR SHERIFF SALE. (JKOltO! A—Decutur (.’ouiity: tlmeii v nMi* N't? tho cf "'rt lionse Soar in the cit> °i bHi»ibridp(<* on t fce tirst 1 i:ch1..v i.i Mitrdi next, dmh g tii.* h'cr-ii h.niva # the ful.owing iiescrtb.'rt uroptrty lomYl• wm".a‘V ,nS< ’ ,ot > si Mia ted f„ tl.c town "I ^ h'Klbim and bounded us toilowT** hp aorUi bv first !*ar:iMe! Jiv lotitflitun street, on the west bv I ou!«t street* “ I l < . > ilf ht ’ 80,Uh bv «?COnd I’iO’si !!••! k'mhxu-p?! IW tr * c ‘ P J, 0|'«*rtv ut T. f rom \l.V.. S Vr t ftn «3COCtltlon il co ii't ikw in n - ^ l ’ r ' l, 0 f Deciiuir yiiipe’lor dostif rrn. h t ,V ,r . ( » f Merchants Rank of V.:l losra, ti aiwteii i t to () Cum* uu t r m»y welt, This Feb’y 8, KOi. uur, 5* v » A. VV. Forpham, (. fieri IT. CITATION. GEORGIA—Decatur Uonntyp twelve nPptlCnttml f<T tweite months auppert out orJ-tfie ent ile "f * h<,u, ‘ l “otbe.grant../). Tlit-Fel. ’ T. iiIaxwrli., Ordliiury.