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{FROM BLACKWOOD.]
blo«s.'!i!« on lb* rocks.
Itlllli MORTGAGE SHERIFF SAI-E.
■» W^ILL be sold before the coart home door ia the
I? city of Mncoi:, Bibhroiu.ty. on t: e first Tues
day in April BOSli between tbd legal hoars of sale,
the follow inn property, viz:
Amid 1S0 purnlo heatlu
It blossom* on the river »h» u «*
That thread* tho * lb *
The eagle. « hi* prida ° r P'»ce,
Behold, it by bit ami ,_
An 1 in the u:o*«L ItcffluWns soft
The lark's descending bretf
feefoM’ibe'c' 1 *'*' earliest spring
It. *ilrer circlet know*.
^Vhen greening bad* begin to swell.
And sypber dell*the .now*; .
And when December’* breezes howl
Along the n norlands there,
And oulv bloom, tho Christmas rtso,
Tiiu Daisy still is there!
S.unnritanof flower*! to it
All races are alike: . . ,
‘The Switzer on hi* glacier height—
Tlie DiUc.htf.an by hit dyke—
The seal-skin veiled Esquimaus,
Begirt with icy *e»*—
And underneath hit burning noon,
The parosol d Chinese.
The emigrant On distant store.
•Mid scenes and feces strange.
Beholds it (lowering on the sward,
Where'er his footsteps range;
Ajld when hit yearning home sick heart
\Vould bow tb ila despair.
It reads hit eye a lesson sage—
That God is everywhere:
8 GiM.floori.—A clever girl, whose willingness to
Study equals the utmost wish 'of her instructors, is
oncoartged and urged to gratify the ambition of her
■parent*. Her breln does all thai ia required of it. and
■a good deal more, for it will not go properly to sleep
ut night. She lies awake, or baa painful dreams, or
■Trighlrtu* her friends by walking about in partial
Sleep ofsoranambnlisin, and ia freqncntly obliged to
leavo her booki for her bed by hrndr.che. It ia al-
vuusr certain that tho general health has been aacrifi.
etd, or i> abont to tie ao,4hcogh ft may require a
r -.dicil cyoto discern the proof*. The functions of
nutrition hare beeu weakened, and perhaps vitiated;
and if so; her habitually quickened pulse is only enr-
rying the accelerated blood lo lich Wgttis to afford
in-ueriais lor efimling their stractura. Sudden and
frequoat fit* of complete tainting many indicate that
the brain is already the aeat of morbid deposit; or,
after a few year*, daring which none of her bodily
functions ga on os they ought, the fatal conch comes
on. which show* that the lungs have principally suf
fered. Even if no inch catastrophe 1s to happen, all
tho signs of vivacity of mind gradually disappear, and
the preeocioui girl it hardly to be recognized iu the
Mali and languid young woman.
HornooB.—All otherbeirgs alike, the hoy excela
tb games and fcati of strength and »ki!l. ia most like
ly to excel in more important ways in manhood. To
dcvclopc the mind, and let the bodily health shift for
ilsclfis the way to get a plentiful blossom, but very
little fruit. A late mataritv ia worthy waiting for. If
the child be really e*treordW»ry.4t ought to make it
tho more easy to wait with cunTidcnce Tor what time
only can produce iu perfection. The experiment of
forcing cannot safely be followed in education as in
horticaltere. if bodily health is not enjoyned by the
grown man. his acquirement* >*111 be exorcised at a
disadvantage, if they are not tendered positively uac.
lass.
Kerr mg Dow..,—Ay, keep him down, what bu
ainess has a poor tilantu attempt to rise, without a
Bine—without friends—without honorable blood in
liit veins? We have known him ever since he was a
boy—we knew bis father before him and he waabnt
a mechanic—and what merit can there be in the
yoang stripling? Such is theory of the world, when
n mati of sterling character attempts to break away
from the c -rd* of poverty and ignorance and rise at a
position of truth and honor. The multitude are excit
ed by envy—they caanot endure to be outstripped by
those who grew up with them or their children side
by sido, end hence tho opposition it men encounters
in hi* ustive place. Despite of tlii* feeling many no
ble minds hzv* risen from obscurity and lived down
their opponent*; but others have yielded to discour
agement—lived in obscurity, aud’ "died and made no
uign." Let it not be thus with you. young man. Per
severe—mount np and atari!* the world.
Administrator’s Sale*
B Y virtueofnu order from the honorable the Info-
rior court olPulaski county, when sitting as a
court of oidiuary, will bo sold beiure tho court houso
door in tho towu of Canton, Cherokee county on tho
(irstTucsday in March next, within tho legal hour*
n ... _ .
nineteen dressing tables; forty two chairs; thirty
arm chairs; three small tubs; aixty aix ewers,seventy
four basins; sixty ono curtains; eight nnd irons;
twenty two.looking glasses, Bvotable covers: four sbo.
vel*j 'one pair tongs; ono hundred and fifty seven
blankets; eight tubs; twcuty four wash stands; nine
teen ragga; two stoves new tn bed rooms; six rocking
choirs; six waterpitcher«;two painted window blinds;
two bureaus; ono piano and cover, one stool; twoloun-
ge*;ooe sofa: one globe lamp; two settee*, matrasses
and covers; six cotton pillows; one hundred and buy
three pillow cases; two blinds to windows in gentle
men* parlor, one clock; two hundred and thirty eight
square yards of Oil cloth; one lamp in the office; four
suspension lamps indiniug room; one doxeu setts cas
ters; fonr leaf caudlesticks with glass pendants; one
dozen vegetable dishes; six dozen dirner:plxtes; six
dozen breakfast pistes; one doxen butter piste*; one
dozen salt cellars; one coppereoffee urn; ono block tin
tea orn; two cup tubs; two dozen pans; six silver but
ter knives; twolvedozen knives and forks; sis dozen
tez spoons, one halfdozen table p tchers; one stove
and pipe iu dining roomjona dozen cream pots: one
dozen sugar dishes; three doiett goblets; six doien
tumblers,aix dozen silverforks;one lamp in reading
room;sixdozen wineglasses; five waiters; one bit
cnit table; two pastry tablet; one large pot, six stew
pans, two urn*: throe pair wafle iron*, ono'caffee hoi-
ter; ana sifter, two cleavers; fonr iron spoons, three
baking pan*; one milk bucket; one enffee mWl; one
pitchor till; one large pair stilyarda; 'one meat **w;
two kettles at the wash house; all levied on r.a the
propertyofSimeon Buford, to satisfy a mortgage fi
fa issued oat of Bibb Inferior coart in favor of Thomas
Williams Va. Simeon Buford. Property pointed but
in said mortgage lifo. _
jan 33 D. J- DAVIS. Dep. sheriff.
nmn SHERIFF SAL.Es.
ATI rII-1. be sold on the first Tuesday in March next.
T T before the court liouae door, in the city of Ma
con. Bibb county, between the usual hours of sale,
the following property, to wit;
Ten acres of Laud, more or leas, together with _ all
Improvement* lying outlie Perry Koad. about 3] niilea
from Maren. known as'tho Mitchell Coxweil place, ft
beingthe last place of residence of said Coxwell id
Bibb county, naraber not known; levied on as tho
property of Tabilha Brumbelow. to satisfy four Jus
tices court fi fa* issued from the 71fith Company Dis-
trict,-G. M. in favor ofJohnS Ingraham v*. Tab.tha
Bromhelow. Levvmado and returned to mo by D.
A. Ralston, constable.
Alio. Lot numberten (lt)1n the Northwest ranee,
of two/i) acres, containing one acre moreor less. ac
cording to the plan Df the city of Macon, B ibb county
anid lot is situate in the vicinity of Koie Hill Ceiue-
try;levied on as the property ol Peter McIntyre, to
satisfy a fi fa issued from Houston Superior court In
favor of John Bar vs Peter McIntyre.
jsn 2d D. J. DAVIs. Pop.xhcnff.
TAX COLLECTOR’S SALE.
W ILL he sold «n the f.rit Tuesday in A pril next.
before the court house door in Macon, Bibb
coontv, betweeu the ninal boars of public salo. Lot
number five (i) in square fifty eight (56). iu the city of
Macon, containing one-half (J) iff an acre, move or leas
orao tench oTsaid lot ai will be aufficieut (in satisfy
the tax of George P. Cooper, for The year eighteen
hundred and fifty (18501; amount due for tax. one dol
lar and twenty five cent* (#1 25.) besides cost*,
jan 28 IllCHAltD A. CAIN.f.c.
BksCTT or Wolf.is.—Is there not a beauty and a
charm in the venerable and venerated woman who
ait* In the "majesty of age.” beside the fire side of
her son; she who nnrsed him ia his infancy, tended
him in hi* youth, counselled him in manlood. am)
Who noiv dwells as tho tutelary goddess of his honso-
bold? What a host of Messed memories are linked
with thataoolher.even in her "reverential armchair
days!" What a multitude of sanctifying associations
surround her and make her lovely, even on the verge
of tli* grave! Ie there not a bcanty and a charm in
the matronly woman who aim treking fondly on the
child in her lap? What though the Hoes and linameul*
■of youth are fled? Time haa given far more more than
be lias tukcn stray. And is there not a beauty and a
charm iu a fair girl who ia kneelingbefore that matron
her own woman sympathies just open into active life,
as site folds that infant to her bosom. All are beauti
ful—the opening blossom, that mature Power, and the
ripened Trait: and the callnnt heart or the sensual
mind, mind, that gropes for loveliness ns a stimulant
for passion, only show that it has no correct tense of
beauty or refined ’sate.
Sunlight’* bis tlie Sea.
Sunlight's on the tea love,
In rosy summers more.
Dancing blithe and free lore.
As the waves move gently cm-
Golden rip’lets glide love,
LikuTairieao'er the plain,
lllnm'ing the azure tido love,
For sunlights on the mala.
Sunlight gem* the sea love
With golden jewels rare.
And far upon the lea,love.
'Tit tip'd so bright nod fair;
Sparkling, dazzling rays, lore,
Shoot forth upon the view,
Telling all to praise, love,
The source from whence it grew.
Gcms tvorth Presort Inc.
"I nm of opinion' that the Biblo contain* more tree
sublimity, more exquisite beauty, more pure morali
ty, more important bistory, and finer strains of poet
ry and eio-picrce tbanean he collected from all other
hooka, in whatever ago or language they may have
boen written.—Sin W». Joxe*.
“I will hazard the assertion, thafnoman ever did Or
ever will become truly eloquent without being aeon-
slant reader of the Bible, and admirer of the purity
and sublimity of its language."—Fisher Axes.
"The Bible is a book worth more than all the other
books which were ever printed."—Patrick Henry.
"Young man. attend to the voice of one who haa
possessed a certain-degree of fame in tho world, and
who will shortly appear before Uia maker: read the
Bible every day of your life.—Dr. Sakvkl Johnson
' ll; person would obtain a tree knowledge of the
Christian religion, let him study the Holy Seriptarcs,
especially the New Testament. Therein are contain
eJ the words of eternal life. It has God for it* author,
s.dvniion forita end. and tr utb without an? mixture
oferror.—John Locxk.
HOUSTON’ SHERIFF SALE.
W ILL be snld before the court house door in the
town of Petty, Houston county, on the first
Tuesday in March next, within thclegzl horn ri of talc,
the following property, to wit:
One grey Horae and Buggy and Harness; levied
onas the prepbrty of Fowler Holt, to satisty a fi fa
from Houston Superior court in favor of George (i.
Gaines va Fowler Holt.
jan 25 WM H. TALTOX,sheriff.
Administrator’s Stile.
A GREEABLE to an ordcrof the Inferior court of
Monroe county, when sitting for ordinary purpo
ses, will be soldou the first Tuesday in March, 1831,
before the court bouse door in Macon, Bibb county,
within the legal hoars ofsale. Lot Mo 3 in block Mo
11 of the city of Macon, containing one acre, more or
leas. Sold as the property of John T. Dunn, decezs-
■ed, for the benefit of ms heirs and creditors. Terms
ou the day. JOHN H. THOMAS, Admr.
jao 21
Executor’* Sale.
AA 7"ILL be sold before the court bouse door in Bibb
v v county, on the first Tuesday iu March next,
within the legal hours of sale, the following lots of
Land in the 4 th district of said county, viz: 209. 228,
229,234.250, 251. 234. 237, 271, 272, 273,278 aud frac
tions 232,274,27G, containing 2G43 acres. Sold as
■the property of U. W. Moore, deceased.
MARY MOORE. Ex’ix..
jan7 H KKltY E. MOORE. Ex'or
Administrator's Sale.
P URSUANT to leave of the court 'of ordinary oT
Bibb county, will be sold at the coart boose door
in Macon, on the first Tuesday in April next, between
the legal houns’of sale, one House and Lot. contain
ing half an acre, known jt* lot No 5 square 64 in the
'city of Macou where Capt. Z. T.Couner now resides.
Sold xx the property of Mary A. Blake, deceased, for
the benctit of tho heirs and creditors of said estate.
Terms made known ou the day of sale.
WM. SOLOMON.
jan 23 Admr. com tcatamento annexe.
Guardian’s Sale.
W ILL be toldbefore the court bouse door in Ma
rion, Twiggs county, on the first Tuesday iu
March next, within the legal hour* of «a!e—two ne
gro?* (Atitonv and Jim) belonging to the orphan* of
William W.'llodges, late ol Twiggs county deceas
ed. Sold for a distribution. Terms made known on
the day. JOSIAH HODGES, Guardian,
dec 3t
F OUR ttocth* afterdate, application will betaude
to die honorable tho Interior court ol Houston
count v. when sitting ns a court of ordinary, for leave
to sell all the land and negroes belonging to the es
tate ofVVm.E. Bell, lateofanid county, deceased.
uo7 5 EDMUND J. McGEHEE. Admr-
Georgia, Dooly county. I Georgia. Crawford count}'.
_ _. HEREAS, Zaddock T. Timmons, applies to ; AA7IHERE AS, OlifCook, administrator on the e«-
v v me tor letters of administration outlie estate ■ v v tateofjolm Cool;, lateol said county ooeeas-
of George II. I.ucius, late id said county deceased. ! ed, applies to me for letters of dismission of her ad-
1 ministration from said estate.
These are therefore to cite ar.d admonish all and
singular the parties at interest, to be nnd appear at
my office, within tho time prescribed by law, and
shew cause, if any they have, whysaidlettersdis-
missory should not bo granted. ^ . ,
Given under my hand at office. Nov. 1st, IS50.
uov 12 JAMES J. RAY, c.c.0.
Theseare thereforetocitesummonsand admonish-
all and singular the kindred andcrcditors of said de-
Georgiit, Houston County.
W HEREAS Culieu Cox applies to me for letters
of administration debouisnon on the estate
of Needham Smith, sr., late ol said county, deceased.
Theseare therefore tb cite and admonish all and
siugular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to he and appear at my office Within the time pre
scribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why
said letters should not be granted.
Given under my handfthis 13th Januhry, 1B51*
j an 21 B. BATTON.c.c.o.
Georgia, iVilkinsou county.
AA’HEKEAS, James Brantn applies to me for
V? letters of Guardianship ofthe persons aud pro
perty of Frances Missouri* Etlircilgeand Ecksa Ann
Etheridge, oiphaus of Lewis Etlircdge, late t»f said
countv deceased.
These are therefore Incite and admonish all persons
concerned, to be and appear at my office within the
time preacribed by law. to show cause, if any they
have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 15tli January,
1P5I. E. J. GILBERT,c. c. o.
jan 21
Georgia, NVilkiason county.
W HEREAS. David Smith, Guardian for the per
son aud property of Henry Hiram Smith, or-
plisnof WiHiam Smith, late of said county, deceased,
applies to me for letters of dismissiuu from said
Guardianship.
These are therefore to cite and kclcdbnish all con
cerned, to be and appear at my office, within the time
prescribed by law, to al'ew cauae, if bdj- they have,
wby said letters should not be granted.
Given ■underury baud, at office, this 4th February,
1M1. E.J. GILBERT, c.c.o.
leb 11
Georgia, Houston county.
W HEREAS, Joseph Kemp aud Wm. H.Smith,
Executors of tho last will and testament of
Henry McLamour deceased, applies for letters ofdis-
misiion from said Executorship, they having fully
settled ap said estate.
These bre therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
tb be and appear at iny office, within the time pre
scribed bylaw.tb shew cause.’ifahy they have, Vvhy
Said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this Nov. 15,1850.
nov 19 BRYANT BATTON.c.c.o.
i JlOUR months afterdate, application will be made
* to the honorable the Justices of the Inferior
court ofHouston county. When 'sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to seil all "the lands belonging to
the minor children ofThomss Tare, late of Houston
conuty,deceased.lor the benefit of said minor rhil
dren. ELIZABETH PACE, Guardian.
jSli 7
F ~ OUll months after date, application Will be
madetothe honorable the. Inlet ior cooi t of Jones
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
tnaell the land and negroes, belonging to the estate
ot Wilio J.Barron, lateof said county deceased, for
division and distribution,
jan 7 J AS. F. B ARROM, Admr.
P OUll months fc'lter date, application will be made
to the honorable the Inferior couit of Monroe
coouty. when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell all the lauds belonging to the estate of James
Connaly. late nfsaid county deceased, consisting of
lot No 213. and the east half Of W No 210, all ia the
fifth district of *&id county,
nov 5 SARAH C. CARROL. Ex’ix.
HOUSTON’ SHERIFF SALE.
W ILL be cold On the first Taesday in April next.
before the court house door in the town of
Perrv. Houston county, within the legal lioura of sale.
Hie following negro slaves, viz:
Hector, a man. and Clarissa, t woman, wife of Hec
tor; Margaret, a woman; about twenty j cart old. and
her child a toy, named Ruffin, about eighteen months
old; all levied’eo as the property of George VV. llay,
to satisfy a mortgage fi fa from Houston Infcriorronrt
io ftviirofJtmei Dean, against.ai.l George W.Ray.
Property pointed out in said Mortgage fi fi*»
jan 28 IVM. H. TALTON, sheriff.
P OUR months after date, application w ill be made
to the honorable the Justices ol the Inferior
court oDlibb county, when sitting as a court ofordin
ary.for leave to sell part of Lot of Land, known ns
Lot No 178, formerly Baldwin.now BiLb coontv.con-
taininu 18 acres, more or less, nnd belonging to Jo
seph AViilet, deceased. Sale to perfect titles.
Margaret willeT, Admik.
jan 14 JOSEPH E. WILLET. Admr.
P OUR months alter date, application will be
made to the hounralde the Inferior court of
Crawford county, when sitting for mliunry purposes,
for leave to sell the land belonging to the estate of
Henry Waller, laic of said county deceased,
jail 14 - MAllY WALLER.Admix.
TWIGGS SHERIFF SALE,
W ILL be told on the first Tuesday in March next
before tho coaithouse door in Marion. Twiggs
county, within the legal hour* ofsale, the following
property, to wit:!
One lot of Land, No 162, in tho 28th Jistrfctoforig-
inally Wt.kinsoo. now Twiggs conuty, containing 202}
acres, more or lea*, it being the place whereon Geo.
Glover now lives; levied on a* the property of Jordan
-VV- Leo, to satisfy n fi fa issued from Twiggs Supe
rior court, in favor of James PearsoA vs said Lee.'sald
fi fa transferred to Hugh G. Burket. Properly point
ed outby said Borket.
jan 38 JAMES HAMMOCK, sheriff.
TWIGGS SHERIFF SALE.
VMT1LL be sold before the court bouse door in the
7 T town of Marion, Twiggs conuty. ou tho first
Tuesday iu March next, w iibiu the legal hour* of
sale.
Lot of Land, number not known,the plarcwherenn
George Glover now live*, in the 2?lh district origin-
«llv Wilkiuson, now Twiggsc.-uuty, adjoining John
H.’Denson and Elizabeth Andrews; levied on ns the
4 LL persons iudehted to'the estate ol Joseph
Willct, late of Bibb county, deceased, are re
quested to make immediate pay inent: aud all per
sons havieg demand* agaiurt said estate, will pre
sent them duly attested, within the time prescribed
bylaw. MARGARET W1L! ET, Adtaiix.
jan 14 JOSEPH E. W1LLET. Admr.
Georgia. Hiiib county.
Inferior Court, (sitting for ordinary purposes,)
January 13th, 1851.
I T appearing to the Conrt. that Washington Poe,
guardian ofSnrah V.and Elisabeth F. Prince.has
fully discharged his trust as such guardian, aud ap
E lies forletters dismitsory. It is therefore ordered
y the Court, that all parties in interest do shew
cause, if sny they have, why said letters should not
issue,at tho next term nfaaid court.
These ar* therefore to rile and adnlonilh all per
sons concerned to be and appear at my office within
the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any
they have, why said letter* should not he granted.
Given under inv hnnd at office, this 20t]i day of Janu
ary, 1831. WM. SHIVERS. Jr..Dep.c; c.o
janOB
tJporgln, Wilkinson county.
W HEREAS, John Jones, applies to me for let
ters olguardisnship of the persons and pro
perty ol William Smith, Caroline Smith, John Smith.
aud'Eraimna Smith, orphans of WiJJium J. Sjniln,
late of said county deceased.
These are therefor* to cite and admouixh all on-
cerned. to he and appear at my office, within the time
prescribed by law. to shew cause.If any they have,
why said letters should dot he granted.
Given uuderwy hand at office, this 4th day of Feb
ruary, 1851. E. J. GILBERT,c. c.o.
let 11
Georgia, W’ilkiiiMMi coantv.
W HEREAS, Green B. Hughes, adininirtratorou
the estate of John Hughes, late of said cnonty
deceased,applies to tue forletters of dismission from
said estate—and alto,applies to me for.letters dis
mission, as administrator of the estate ofBenjsiuin J.
Hnghes.l*re«f**id county deceased—and also.he ap
plies to me for letters dismission as administrator on
tire estate of Iverson G. Hughes, lute of said county
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
aingulartbekindrcd and creditors of said deceased,
lobe and appear at my office, within the time pre
scribed by law. to shew cause, if any they have, why
said letters should uot be granted.
Given under my hand at office, tliia 4th day of Feb
ruary,1851. E. J. GILBERT,c.c.o.
feb 11
Georgia, Houston county.
W HEREAS. Gdorge W.Vinson, Executor of
the last will and testament of George Vinson
deceased, applies for letters of dismission from said
executorship, he bavingfully settled up said estate.
These are therefore to cite aud admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to he and appesfrat my office, wiibin the time pre
scribed by law, to shew cause, ifany they, have Why
said letters should not be granted. .
Given uudermy band, tliia Nov. 15,185q..
nov 19 BRYANT BATTON.c.c.o.
Georgia, Houston comity.
W HERE AS. Isaac Lolton, Executor of the las
will aud testament of lthoda Flowers, late'of
said county deceased, applies tome for letters of dis
mission from the estate ol Said deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish *11 nnd
singular the kindred and creditor* of said deceased,
to be aud appear at my office within the time pre
scribed by law, or shew cause.il any they have, why
said letters should not be granted.
Given under my band at office, thisSept. 21,1859.
sept 24 - BRYANT BATTON.c.c.o.
Georgia, Crawford county.
W HEREAS. Griffin O'Neal, admiuistratoi'on the
estate of Garry M. O'Neal, late of said county
deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission from
tho estate of said deceased.
These are therefore to cite and adruouish all and
singular the kindred a"nd creditors of said deceased,
ti be aud appear at my office within the time pre
scribed by law, to shew cause, ifany they have, why
said letters should not he granted. .
Given under my hand at office, January 7, 1651
jan 14 JAMES J. RAY, c.c.o.
Georgia, Crawford county.
W HEREAS, Jesso B. Long, applies to mo for
letters of administration on the estate of Jo
seph Long. late ofsaid comity, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singnlarthe kindred and creditors of the said de
ceased to be aud nppeor at my cilice, within the
time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they
have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under toy hand,this 20th Jauiiarv. 1651.
jan21 JAMES J. HAY, c c o.
Georgia, Houston County.
CornT or Ordinary, January Term. 18.'1
P RESENT their honors Jnmcs A- Pringle, John
KiUen and William T. Swift, Justices of said
emit.
Isaac L. Hill Guardian of the persons and property
of Edura Smith, Warren Smith, Rebecca Smith and
Nancy Smith, minors ol Thomas Smith, deceased, be
ing do irons ol resigning his trust, aud having appli
ed to this court to be dismissed therefrom—
Itis ordered by the court, that all perconi concern
ed do alimn cause by the next term of this conrt, it
any they have, why said Isaac L. Smith should uot
bc.disinissed from said guardian,hip.
The foregoing is a true extract from the minutes of
court, thia January 13th. 1851
Jan21 23 6t BRYANT HATTON, c c. o.
Georgia, Bibb County.
VS7TIEREAS. John M. Field applies tj mo for
N—, ,, -j iv„n c. (-.. t I * ¥ letters of Administration on tho eststoc'
property of David K. VV all, ftt £I Randolph Blackwell, deceased, late ofsaid County,
from t .e Ju*t.ceac^ tof tle323dri , ..r c G. M. in I thcrefclr ; to cilc ,„ d aJm0lli , h , U
favor oi Brown & Denton va David K. VV all and King — A „Ak;
D. Wall. Property pointed out by Henry Darden,
levied cn by S constable and rctnr: ed tu me.
jan 28 SIGNAL RAINEY. Pep, shff.
CRAWFORD SUE Its FF .SALE.
W 1L L be told before the court house door in the
town of KuoxviUe, Crawford county, ou the
first Tuesday in March next, w ithin the usual hours
of tale—seven head mules, (1G.OGO) sixteen thousand
pounds seed cotton and one thousand (1000) pounds
3 iuned cotton, more or lest, of each; and three hnn-
red bushels corn, more or less; levied on to satisfy
a mortgage fi fa issued from the honorable Inferior
court of Upton coauty.at the instance ofWastiingtan
C. Cleaveland, plaintifl iu said ti fa vs. VVilliam D.
Gooch, delcudaut. Property pointed out in said fifa.
Sold forapecio, LEWIS F. HICKS,
dec 31 Deputy sheriff.
Max*; a Rigixxixq.or you am xxvr.R uavi .an
End.—The first weed palled np in tho garden, the
first seed put in the ground, the first dollar put in the
a* villi’ bank, and tho first mile travelled iu a journey
are all very important things] they make nbeginning;
ami thereby a hope, a promise, a pledge, nu assur
ancoaro held out that yon are in earnest with what
you have undertaken. How many a poor, idle, hesi
miug.erriiigontcatt is now creeping nud crawling
his way through the world, wlu> might have held up
his head and prospered,if, instead of patting off his
resolutions of amendment and industry he had only
mnde a beginning. A beginning, and a good begin
ning too, ia necessary:
Had not tho base been laid by builders wise,
Tho Pyramids bad never reach tho akiea.
Woon jHxn.—"My dear Amelia,’’ said a dandy,
falling upon his kuact before liia adoreable, "I have
long wished for this opportunity, but hardlv dare to
speak now; for four you will reject me; but l love you,
ray will you be mine? Yon would lie every thing de
sirable, every thing my beartcoald with—your smiles
would shed'— Here the fellow came to a pause.
•'Your smiles would .«hed"—aud again enrae to a
atop fir hccould not think oft word suitable for the
occasion.
"Nevermind the «rr>,xl-siri/." escla'med Amelia’*
yoanrorbrother. whoJikd slipped into tho room un-
perceived at this moment, "burgo on witbyonreourt-
Politens
t:iu,-t p.illl
;! respi
Hour.—Always speak with the
iten-r. nnd deference to your parents and
ri’ine ihildren are polite and civil every-
v vwi ;,t at home; but there they arc coarse
eri„u;h. Nothing sits so graceful upon
mi nothin make, llo n so lovely, a habit
t nnd dutiful deportment towards their pa
mper.. ra. It makes the plaincstface beau-
i ves to every common action a namalcssbut
CRAWFORD SHERIFF SALE.
W ILL be sold before the court houso door, in the
town of Knoxville, Crawford -comity on the
first Tuesday iu April next, within the legal hoars of
sale, the following property, to wit:
Lonisa. a girl about fifteen years old; Mary, a girl
eight years old; Peter, a boy ten year* old; Dan, a toy
about eight years old; Liza, a girl aix yean old; John,
a child two years old; Maria, a girl live years old;
Laciuda.achihltwoyearaold.andSne, a woman a-
bout forty-five years old; all levied on as the property
of William D. Gooch, to satisfy a mortgage fi la, issu
ed nut of tlie Inferior court of Upson coonty. io favor
of John W. Robertson, William J. Smith, Green P.
Harp vs. Wm. D. Gooch. Property pointed oat in
said mortgage fi fa.
jan 21 MORGAN HANCOCK, aheriff.
anna concerned, to he and appear at my off be, within
the time prescribed by law, to show caose. if any
they have, why said letter* should not he granted.
Given under my hand this 3J day of February,
1851. WM. SHIVERS.Jr.,c. c. o.
feb 4
Georgia, Bibb County;
W HEREAS, Frances M. Hughes, applies to me
fur letters of Administration on tha estate of
Willis H. Hughes, deceased, late of said County.
Theseare therefore to cite and admonish al! per
sons concerned, to be and appear at my office, within
the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any
thev have, wby said letters should not he granted.
Given under mv baud this 3d day of February,
1851. ' WM. SHIVERS. Jr., c.c.o.
jan 4
Georgia, Houston Conuty.
riHIB Inferior Court of said county, sitting as a
6 Court uf.Ordinary, ou tbe 13th day of January,
165], present their honors Julm Killcu. James A.
Pringle and William T Swift. Justices of said court
It appearing to the court by the Petition of Wil
liam J. Anderson, that James A. Everett, deceased,
did iu his lifetime execute to said William J. Ander
son, his bond conditioned to execute titles in fee sim
ple, to said Wiliiam J. Anderson, for a certain town
lot on which the said William J. Anderson resides in
Fort Valley, in Houston county—and it further ap
pearing that said .William J. Amlersoivhas paid the
full purchase money for said lot, and said W illiani J.
Anderson having petitioned this conrt to direct A. I).
Kendrick/Turner C. Everett, and Myles L. Green,
Executors ol said Everett, to execute to him titles to '
said lot, io conformity to said bond : It is therefore
Ordered, that notice be given at three or more pub
lic places in said county, and iu tlie Georgia Tele
graph of such application, that ull persons concerned
may file objections in the Clerk's Office nhy Ml id ex
cca'tnrs as aforesaid, should not execute titles to said
bit of land, iuconformity with said bond, The above
is a true extract from the minutes of Said court, this
13th day of January. 1651.
Jau21 23 13t BRYANT BATTON.Clerk.
Georgia, Houston county.
W HEREAS, John W.Smith and-James Smith,
administrators of William Smith, deceased,
having fully administered said estate, have applied to
me for lettera of dismission from said administration.
These are therefore to cite aud adiuouish ali aud
singular the kindred aud creditors ot said deceased,
to be and appear at my office, witliin the time pre
scribed by law, and shew cause, it any they have,
why said letters should not be granted.
Given-uudermyliaod at office, Nov. 9th. 1859.
uov 12 B. BATl'ON. c.c. o.
Gcorgin; Dooly county.
W HEREAS, W illiam M. Dykes, administrator
on the estate of John E. Dykes late ofsaid
county deceased, applies to me tor letters of dismis
sion Irom said estate, he having faithfully discharged
the trust reposed in him, as will more fully appear by
reference to the records of my office.
These are therefore, to cite aud admonish, all aud
Siogular,the kindred and creditors ofsaid deceased, to
be aud appear at my office, within the time prescri
bed by law, to show cause if auy they have, why said
letters should uot he granted.
Given under my hand ami official signature of office
this 31st day of Aueust, 1850.
sept 10 ALEX’R. MERIWETHER, Clk,
PUBLIC MOTIOEI
S. P. Townsend abandoned the Field !
THE WAR ENDED!
This young man who lought to make the people believe hit
Sarsaparilla was original ha, finally abandoned the field, by
Balling his barfi*-** to *o:ne STRANGERS. Ecin* convinced
of the inutility of warring against the better jud-ra«nt and
convictions of the people, he haa at last diiposed of hfa busi
ness and retired from,thecontcit, tliu^ virtually admitting all
that waa true in dtir publications. After accusing the Old
Dr. of selling the ui’e of his name for $7 a week, and getting
ap falie “affidavit*” respecting t£e Old Dr]i. original Recipe;
after trying to seduce one of ©nr workmen to dfsclose to him
a knowledge of tb« OW Dr'.. Recir* for off.rmt A* “
$1000; afur making the moat tempting offeri to the a
himself, of lioura’. UJM, money sbJ riST.nsinir,
through hi. counsel llorsw Brener snd Vsn !’«!<. t0 *“ v *
Thompson, Skillmsu, Si Co. In4 go over to S. P. Towmena
with his Itecipe sud teseh him to m.Ve S.rraparills w »» not
to SOUR, FEftMKXT.nd nUKST th.B0Trl.ES. Aft.r li
belling tho member, of our 8rm. tailing ni “ A set of unprin
cipled men," and other hard name,, he ha. finally thrown np
she whole lineine.., at too heavy a load to carry, and
the nvRDBte tipon tlm shoulder! of aome STRANGER.,
whom he induced to take hie place wilder the pretence that
they could make money hy the operatiop. ;
These stranger!, we understand, intend placing some chem
ist*! name on the be^tfes to redeem it from it« p**t character
for SOURING and TER31 ENT!NC, which U really the
highest acknowledgment of the tVnth of all we have hereto
fore said of it. It is a VIRTUAL CONFESSION that it
was neither made by a chemist heretofore, nor had the advan
tages of chemical science in its manufacture. Will not the
people wow nee the itnp«sitioa and humbug in calling S. P *.
article a good mediciue ?
Rut vc eonfe** all tl:e. rascality roBwrni.v dieplayed
in nothing to that of these STRANGERS in placing upon the
bottles the name «/ some chemist, for EFFECT, while at the
same time the Sarsaparilla ia made after the rosneu of
S. P. Townsend's Recipe.
If the Recipe is changed, then it becomes ANO
THER ARTICLE, and ehoald be called the STRAN
GERS* SARSA PA RILLA or Vy some other illjtinctive ap-
pell.tion. Come ..ar, OEMI.EUKX -STRANGERS, .»d
.how your hind., «nd let tl.. »nl>llc ;knovT whether you in
tend to mike S. P. TowsSead's SOVitlNG, FER MENTING
COJtPOU.VD with (lie nemo of a ^hemi.t on tl.e label for
crrtnjn purpose., or »l.'.ihcr yon arc inehing a.olhcr and to
tally different erllvle, hut intend putting it up in S. l”i. bot
tle., with hi. label., .ignature, lie. and thu. .riling it uudel
falie color, t The mere fact of .ticking a ch.mi.t'. B»mo on
the bottle, will never ehanre it* character.
i MACON, Novem5 erS9 -
j Dear Sir: The certainty and elBcie, ' I
treatment in diseases hostilo to life - of v.
j lisli.d, that further attestation is and wooU? e, ki
! fluous. Yoar tlieory and treatment,its t r ; °
i wonderful cures live and move
| viduals,rescued by tfs curative power ta**H
1 case alone, that others suffering under like
: may be directed to a mild and curativ.klr'W
! free from the painful, terrible and gener-li 1
operation of the surgeon. My case true-
Some twq year* since, an issue was f ur ,, j
extreme point of the fundament, occasional! j 11 ^
gingoll'ensive matter. The attendin-, pk; •m c bi
the application of poultice closed the orUm* 8 b
mor immediately formed on the perixam 1 * ^h I
ctsions, being made,they occasionally di/rf
fenuivo matter for about eighteen moDths >C
in the treatment being resorted to,by the’.
'of clastic, the two orifices made by the i*eiS. lc,t A
-i j _ i tumour -- w * ! *'
i. Tin
»/. toe i
jvik.tr a tuug u«u uBvibua treatment, I was • ‘”*51
a letter frqm the .Reverend Mr. Godfrey to ^1
'Belf iihder'thecare ah^ trea(meut |
T arrived’itt Macon'on the 16th October Vff’W f
treatment Effected on the 18th, and on the W
venifier ensuing, my fistula was taken A
’The natural orifice by a variety of treatm/,
driven from its first position. Doctor Mar.b n fct *l
obliged to travel over the old diseased trick re
tablish the efficiency of his treatment at tv!
commencement. This was a delicate oner.t^*
quiring a kind and skillful hand, as the 1
ease passed over a very sensitive part ofth
The last orifice was extremely small,reqairiim*
nal dilation, this was wonderfnlly and hinr.i!
ed, and 1 now rejoice in a perfect and eotcDi , ^
1 cannot omit a very important result, diiem
Doctor Marshall’s treatment. I may truly a lf <
ouly in my cose, but in that of others ucderrri!*'’^
ment al the same time., The treatment uTf 1 "*
to assail and eradicate the located disease bnr ^ I
moifo, the "entire system undergoes a chnor, **1
Ihtlon. so/tbat.tTie very complaint oriRinstiS' 1 '
OLD
Jacol
DR.
Townsend’s
GENUINE ORIGINAL
SAUSAPAttILLA,
Has now been beforv tbe public a long time, and there never
was a more emphatic and universal expressiou of APPROBA
TION cowards any medicine sold ia America.
Every Class of Persons,
SlEX, WOMEN wv,d CUIDREN. .peak ia th. mo.t exilted
term, of it. nieUieinai pewtr and virtu*. LAWYERS .nd ^
JL’OC£8, CJ.ERBVJtE.V of .11 dcnumin.iion., MEMBERS ion that they will produce (under the rattr/cnTI
of Congre... nnd of our l.tgi.Utaroi. gestltmen rng.ged in stances) half as much more as the coramon Petit G*
Literary pursuit,, and STlDtNTS at Collepo. and otli.r and that it is three weeks esrlfer than that Crra
school,, th. MECllAMC. tlie ARTISAN : LADIES in the
highest walk, of lire, and those in him,tie eirenui.tance., the
rich and the poor, the high and the low, apply to thia medi-
Gcorgln, Dooly county.
W HEItEAS, Kicliard li-nven, administrator on
tiie estate of Joint Bowen, deceased, applies
to me forletters of dismission from said administra
tion, he Laving faithfully executed the trust reposed
iu him, as will n.ore fully appear by reference to the
records of my office.
These nre therefore tocite summons and admonish
all ami singular tlie kindled and creditors ofsaid de
ceased, to be ami appear at my office wimiuthe
time prescribed by taw and show cause if auy* exist,
why said letters should not be grunted.
Given under my baud and official signature atoffice,
this22dday ofJanuarv. 1851.
jau 26 ALEX.MERIWETHER, e.c. o.
the
CRAWFORD SHERIFF SALE.
W ILL he toldbefore the court house door, in tbe
town of Knoxville, Crawford county, on tlie
first Taesday in April next, within the legal touri
of sale, tho following property, to wit—ono negro
man named Dick,26 years old; Annisbis wife a wo
man, about 24 years old. and her four children, Cole
man, about 9 years old, Jordan, 8 yean old, Allen 6
year* old nod Tom 3 yearaold; Minerva, stoat 25
years old and her child Moses, aboat 10 years old;
Charlotte, a woman, 27 years old and her infant child;
Roda.17 years old; Mints, about 14 years old; New-
ton a boy about 14 years old; Looita about 15 years
old; M«y aboat 8 years oldi Peter about 10 years old;
Dan about 8 years old; Liaxy abont 6 years old; John
abont 2 years old; Mariab aboat Syears old; Luciuda,
2 years old, and Sue aboat 45 yearaold. Also, six
teen thousand pounds seed cotton, more or lets; one
thousand ponndrgib cotton, more or lest; 300 bushels
corn, morn or leas, and 7 mulea. All the above pro
perty, sold by virtue of on order of tbe Judge of tbe
Superior Coart of Crawford county, to satisfy two
attachments, one at the instance of Richmond R.
Kendrick rs. William D. Gooch, and one at the in
stance ot James L. Winfield vs said Wm D. Gooch.
Property pointed out bv D- A. Allen,pltff at’y.
fob 11 LEWIS F. HICKS, Dep. shff.
GOoririit, Hibb County.
W HEREAS, William S. Light foot, applies for
letters of guardianship, for the person and
S roperty of Catharine Elizabeth Lichtfcot, minor of
ohn W. Lightfbot.late ofJonescounty, deceased.
These arc therefore to rile and admonish all per
sons concerned. to be and appear at my office, within
thw time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any
tliey have, why said letter* should not he granted.
Given under roy hnnd at office, this 20th day of Jan-
aary, 1851. WM. SHIVERS, Jr.,Dcp.c,c.o.
jan 28
Georgia, Bibb county.
W HEREAS, James W. Armstrong, guardian of
Sosau V. Adams, minor of David Adams, late
nfCabawha, Ala. deceased.applies tome for letters
ofdismiation from said guardianship.
Theseare therefore to cite and admonish all per
son* concerned, to he and appear at myoffice, within
the time preacribed by law, to shew cause, if any
they have, wby said letters should not be granted
Given under my band, thia 20tb January. 1631.
. ROSS, c. c.o
jan 28
A. B.
I.OYKO run Her Faults.—I worship her perfec
tion'; hut it is her faults, or at lusit her foibles, that
bring heroear in me—that nestle her to ray heart—
;Lat fold her about with my love, and that ior a most
selfish, hut daaply natural raMao. These faults nre
the steps by which I mount M Kcrendenoy over her.
If she rose atmamad artificial monad, without in
equality. what VI nti.cr would she offartha foot? Itis
the natural hill w.lh i:* mossy breaks and billows,
»bon' slope invites ascent, whose summit it is pica-
DOOLY SHERIFF SALE.
YA/’ILL be sold on tbe first Tuesday io March next,
vT before the court house door in Vienna, Dooly
connty, between ibe usual hour* of sale, tho follow
ing property, to wit:
One hundred and fifty acrea of Pino Land, in the
eleventh district of said connty, nomber not known,
bntknown at the place whereon Isaiah Powell now
resides. Also, fifteen hundred (1500) lbs. seed cot
ton; levied on as the property of John Farrell to satis
fv one fi fa from Dooly gnperior court, in favor of
Benton Byrd v* John Farrell,
jan 21 J. C. BRADLEY. Dep. sheriff.
Administrators Sale.
A GREEBLE to anorderoftbe honorable the In
terior roart of Jones county, when sitting as a
conrt of ordinary, will bo sold Before tho court hoase
door in Cutlibcr:, lliudolpbcounty, on thq lint Tues
day in March next, lot of Land No 132, in tbe4th dis
trict of Randolph county. Sold ns tlie property of
John A. Cary, late of Jones county deceased, for tbe
benefit of his heir* nndcreditors. Term* cash,
dec 24 JOHN B; MESSER. Admr.
k It.'!
profound mind
good thrush:.'.
c. I bu
satisfactions, os wh<
or CO in the lire, being
ed of mv \ irhlitT to a
sting to read nr to 1 c.l
Administrator’!! Sale.
O N the first Saturday in March next, will be aold.
at the residence ot' Thomas Mosselwbite.all toe
personal property of John Owens, late ofDooly coun
ty, deceased; consisting of Hogs. Cattle, Household
and Kitchen Furniture,—sold for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms made
known ou the day of .-ale.
LUKE S. THOMPSON, Adm'r.
or if; tob.ll
• I d° TVIOI ICE—All person* indebted to the estate of
being ll Jeremiah Cony, late ol Dooly county deceased,
Id; not trehereby requested to mak
J | and all personshavingdemam
Georgia. Ilibb Connty.
I.vfkrior Court, (sitting as a court of ordinary,)
January Term, 1851.
O N motion of Nancy M. Clarke, executrix of Mark
D. Clarke, deceased. It is ordered that the
clerk do issue a citatiou io terms of the law. that said
Executrix will apply in four months after the dateof
said notice, for leave to sell the real estate of said de
ceased.
These are thereforeto cite and admonish all per
sons concerned, to be andsppearst myoffice within
the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any
they have, wby aucb permission thoold not be grant
ed. . ’
Given under mv hand at office, this 20tb day of J an-
uary.1851. WM. SHIVERS, Jr.Dcp.c.c.o.
jan 28 24—4m
Georgia. Dooly county.
"IXTH E RE AS, Catharine Williams, applies to me
“ for letter* of administration on the estate of
Joel W illiams, late of said county deceased.
These are therefore to cite summons and admonish
all and singnlarthe kindred and creditors of said de
ceased, to be and appear at my office within the time
preacribed by law, and ahew cause if any exist, why
■aid letters should not be granted.
Given nnder my hand and ofiicial signature atoffice,
this 22d day ofJauuary, 1851.
' “ 'IX. S
Georgia, Houston conuty.
Court or OkiunakT, January Term. 1851.
P RESENT their Honors, Joliij Killen, James A.
Pringle and William T. Swift, Justices ofsaid
court.
It appearing to the court, that John W Cooper,
late ofsuitl county of Houston deceased, did on the
sixteenth day of IK tuber, eighteen hundred and forty-
niue, he hiring then in life, execute and deliver to Ro
bert Mclnvale his Loud, conditioned to make Ur cause
to he made, good and lawful titles to a certain lot or
parcel of land, situate lying and being in the thir
teentli district ofsaid county of Houslou, known and
distinguished as lot no (316) three hundred and six
teen, containing twohundred two aud one hall acres,
more or less—and it further appearing that said John
W. Cooper, has departed thia life without having per
formed the same «r making provision therefor hv will,
and the said Robert Meluvslo, having petitioned the
court in conformity with the statute id such cases made
and provided, praying the court to direct John T.
Cooper.administratoroCsnid.Tolin VV. Cooper,deceas
ed, to make and execute titles for said land in confor
mity with said bond.
It is therefore ordered by the court, that notice of
said apuliration.be published n: least three months
in the Georgia Telegraph, and in tbe public places in
said county, that all persons concerned may Shew
cause at the nett term of this conrt, ifany they have,
wby said John T. Cooper, administrator ns aforesaid,
should not execute titles in conformity with skill bond.
SAM'L D. KILLF.N, Pet rs Atfy.
Tlie foregoing is a true extract from the minutes of
Court.January lath, 1S51.
jan 21 BRYANT BATTON.c.c.o.
Georgia, Houston county,
rIIE ItIC AS. T. T. Johnson, administrator
V * estate of Hardy Johnson, late ofsunl county,
deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission from
his said administration.
These are therefore to cite aud admonish all per
sons concerned, to he and appear at my office, withiu
thetime prescribed by law, to shew caose (if any
they have) why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my baud, ibis 18th Jannnry, 1851.
jan 21 B. BATTON.c.c.o.
Georgia, Houston County.
Court of Ordinary, January Term, 1831.
P RESENT their honors. James A. Pringle, John
Killen and VVhliruu T. Swift Justices of said
court.
John l.iptrot administrator of Camilla Talton, de )
ceased. Laving fully dinciiarged the duties assigned to
him as such, ami petitioned tlie couit lor a discharge
hom his said administration :
It is therefore ordered by the conrt, that all persons
c incerncd do shew cause; on or before the first Mon-
day in Septemoer next, if any they have, why Said
John Liptrnt should not be dismissed from said ad
ministration. and that ibis rule be published in the
Georgia Telegraph for the space of six mouths.
Tlie above is a true extract from the minutes of
couit, thisJanuary 13th 1851.
Jau 21 BRYANT BATTON, c.c. o.
A Fountain of Sv/fiet Waters,
for tlier have seen its effects and know that it is good. Anil
as though this were »n*t enoujrh to convince every doubtful
mind and cAuee tbe ENTIRE POPULATION in one
Solid, Unbroken, Phalanx,
to make trial «>f this uoble medicine, tbe DRUGGISTS, with
characteristic
case, is itse\fdispersed.
treatment, such was the state of the dTreitiviT. 11 '*) I
that animal food often passed through me ondi ■ I
and long before my fistula was taken oat,
complaint producing it. was dispersed' and
al health permanently restored. Aud'thst A), ; I
does generally follow the treatment I caBth!?* I
sert, and appeal to a co sufferer. Col. BridgetrfS? I
a am, for the correctness of thfs statement Ik'*'I
my treatment and nnder my personal observe' • I
cases of fistula, one case of eanc'er'oq the I
case ofcancer on the nose, nnd one Fimg'ns tonra'l I
the head of a lady, were permanently sad e[rJT?l
cured. And I mostconfidently assure the read-r J** I
if Dr. Marshall fail* in any case under his sent I
treatment, it will be entirely nseless toappjfT**l
other human inslrirmen/alify. rr 1 "*SI
Your ever grateful aud obliged patient I
JOHN M. CLAHK ’I
Dr. IV. IV. Marshall. Sa.san^fc I
Genuine Prom Prolific Cotton
Seed.
T HE undersigned offers for «aleaulie\V,r e b_.|
of Patten‘ec Collins, on Cotton Avenssiirl
efty, a small lot ofthe above £EKD i n qoiatitj t ,,|
suit purchasers, where folly BV seen specincu}
branches taken from tlie field ia wMdithe setdrrv
which will show their superiority. Afso, certificCBI
from disintere’sted Planters who give itaj' their oril
inn Mint rlipv vpill riroJuCA /iinder ..... • '*1
Whilst many other Cottons have been iutrod« c m|
the west and gone into insignificance, eveiy vn-tl
increased the importance of this celebrated Cttol
Tb piy acquaintances I can simply say, I lure v,|
all the brag cottons of tne western country,tod p. I
siderthis (the genuine Prout) superior to any ol^I
and those who inay choose to give it a trial, *ili v|
pleased beyond tbeir expectations. I
Persons who have engaged seed of me will plnal
call for thein at this place. r
S. S. FUDGE.
iyA small lot may be found at tbe followicj,, L
oMciiefts, have added, tbeir tfetimosy lo it. CCS for sale:
Hamilton Sc Hardeman. .Savannah.
S. O. Franklin, Teunell.G*.
jan 28
ALEX. MERIWETHER, c.c.o.
Georgia, Dooly county.
W HEREAS, Daniel J. Davis, gaardianofRhoda
Williams, applies to me for letters of dismis
sion from said guardianship, he having folly executed
the trust reposed in him, as appears from tlie records
of my office.
These are therefore to cite summons and admonish
all persons concerned, to be and appear at my office
within the time prescribed by law, and shew caose,
ifany exist, wby said letters should not be granted.
G iven nnder my hand and official signature at office,
this 22d day of Jnnnnry, 1651.
jan28 Af.EX. MERIWETHER.c.c. o.
iNOorgia, Houston county.
Inferior Court nf raid county, tilting for ordinary
purposes—November Adjourned Term, 1650.
P llESEiNT, tlie Hon. James E. Duncan, Edward
A. Harvey, tVilliam T. Swift, Justices of said
court.
It appearing to the roart, by tbe petition of David
Giles, that Richard Smith ofsaid conuty deceased,
did in his life time, execute to William Palmer his
bond, conditioned to execute titles in fee simple to
said Williiim Palmer, forone hundred acres ol laud,
more or leas, comprising fifty acres, more or less, in
the southwest corner of Lot No 39. and fifty acres;
more orlets, in tbe northwest coroer of Lot No 49, in
the lOtb district of Houston county, aud it further ap
pearing that the whole amount of pnrehaso money
has been paid for said land, that the said Richard
Smithdeparted this life without executing titles to
said land, orin any way providing therefor, tha tho
said Wm Palmer has transferred and assigned the
said land to the said David Giles and the said David
Giles having petitioned thiscourt to direct John
Smith, administrator of said Richard Smitb-deccased
to execute title* to him tosaid land, in conformity to
said bond, transfer and assignment. It is therefore
ordered, that notico he given at three or more public
places in said county, and in the Georgia Telegraph
ofaocli application that all persons concerned may-
file objections in the clerk's office, (if any they have)
why said John Smith, administrator as aforesaid,
should not execute titles to said land, in conformity
with laid boad.trahsfer and assignment.
Tbe shove is a true extract from the minutes of
court. Given under n: v hand, this 2>lay of Decem
ber. 1850. 3RYANT BATTON, c.c.o.
dec 10 17—
Georgia, Dooly county.
W HEREAS, Benjamin G. Smith, administrator
oliCarrillo E.Mayo, applies to me lor letters
of.dismission from said administration, lie having
faithfully executed the trust reposed In him, as will
more fully appear by reference to the records iu my
f office.
These are therefore to cito summons and admonish
all and singularthe kindred nnderc.litor. ol said de
ceased. to be and appear at my office within the time
prescribed by law, to shew cause, il auy exist, why-
said letters should not be'granted.
Given under illy hand and official signature at office,
this 22d day ol Jannnry, 1851.
jan 23 ALEX. MERIWETHER, c.c; o.
Wilkinson Superior Conrt, )
October Term,- 1850. \
Daniel Maithis. 5
va. > libel for Divorce.
Elizabeth Matthis, J
I T appearing to the court by the return ofthe Sher
iff in the above case, that the defendant Eliza
beth Matthis. is not io be found in said connty.
It is on motion ordered. That the defendant be re
quired to appear and answer, on or before tbe first
day of the next term of this court, and that this order
be published io the Georgia Telegraph, once a mouth
fur three months.
State of Georgia, ) Clerk's OffiOe,
Wilkinson county. J Superior court, Dec. 26. 1851.
I hereby certify, that the above is a true extract
from the minutes ofsaid court, at OctoberTerni 1850.
jan 28 A. V. McCAltDEL, Clerk.
Georgia, Wilkinson county.
W HERE AS, James Branan and Jonah P. E th
ru.lire, Administrators on the Estate of Lewis
Ethrcdgo, late of said comity, deceased, applies to
me for letters of dismission from' said Estate.
These are therefore to cite and admonish aff and
singnlarthe kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at my office, within the time pre
scribed by law, to show cause, it any they have, why
said letters should not be granted.
Given nnder my hand, at office, this 4th day ol
February, 1851. E.J.GILBERT, c.c.o.
fob 11
excellence aud uusarpaMed efficacy. With them cam©
A Host of Physicians,
l»led*inK their experience and skill in its merits. Whoever
witnessed snehnn array of men of nil pr*»fe**tons. holding it
np to the people, as n medicine of rnre and wonderful power,
and one on which xll clmsies enuid rely with jiaconbted and
unmistakeahle confidence ? W’e will her© six* the Card ui
Nearly One Hundred
DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIAN’S, and «hns every man c*c
jutije fur Itimtclf, whether we speuk right cr wrong.
* “ CARD TO THE PUBLIC.”
We, the nndersi^ned. Physicians and Druggists of Now
York, Drouklyn and Waiifttosbafgh. having seen an advertise
ment addreixed to us, and other* who eell Sarsaparilla, by S.
P. Townsend, which is calculated to Vrinj; ns aud our Lusi
ness into reproach, feel called opnn to state our personal
views of the real merits of the two Townsends* Sarsaparilla.
Iiavinclcen called ** swindler*.’* aud ** willinc commit
any fraud for money,** l.y tho Yonajf S. P. Tcwnsemi.be-
eante we chore to tell Old Dr. Jaceb’j SarrapnriHa. instead of
hia article, we fevl that we ou-ht to five the rea*.’ns why we
prefer to use and well OH l»r. Jacob Tcwnewnd*! Sar*apanlln
to 3fr. S. P. Towu>cDd*s, and leave the public to judje
whether we are '‘deceivers and •windier*, auc not l© be
trusted” by jo doins.
I. Our experience aud ol>»frfatiou bare eatikfied oi that the
Old ’'Vs. Sarsaparilla poswesnv© more medical power’and vir
tue than S. P. Townsend's, and the testimony of tiie public
would xeem to be the eaiue. and ut always ciafce it a matter
of cotiscienco and duty, wheu two articles beariug the same
name, and purporting to cure the tame u in case 2 nre iu mar
ket. to eell that which.we consider the Vest. The fact that
S. P. Townseud’e Sarsaparilla hae greatly soured, ferment
ed aud exploded tlie bottle*, thereby giving great di*atiafac-
tion to our customers, has influenced us iu our preference of
th« Old Dr’e. preparation. R’e-do not feel mrscives called
upon to decide the true merits ©f either articles as standard
preparations, but t hen asked ty our cortumors for our opin
ions which we believe under all cireonisroners to be the beat,
wc should not hesitate in giving our preference to Old Dr.
Jacob Townsend’s. With the© views, we leave the public to
decide if we are not justified in giving the Old Dr’s, prepara
tion that preference which it seein* tb deserve a* a medicinal
compound, as well its the choice ofthe people so uuivcfaally
maniTested in its Caver.
Alan M. Davids'-a. Druggist.
J. S. Speers. Speer’s Tarn Out, Ga.
C. Hutchings & Co., Oliuton.
J P. Cooper 9c Co., Perry.
W. I. Anderson & Co.. Fort Valley.
Joseph Moll. Macon County.
B. F. FUDGE, Thomasviile,Ga.
jau 7 i
Silliarcl zusil S>oiviiriz Saloou. |
Opjtosile the Lanier House—Macos, Ga.
T HIS establishment hns fecently
renovated aild splendidly forbiShed by tbepl
prietor, who has lately purchased aH'd *et uptvifl
WIN ANT’S SUPERIOR iSlLtlAftb TABLK|
forthe acconimndaUph of those \Vhb ore foixl ofti
pleasant and scicntilic pastime..
He has also relirted bis Bowlih^^Bloon contiiti,
four gntxl. Alleys, witii all the needful eqnipoeiik
tbir. healthful nud Invigorating exercise.
His Bar is, snpplied as usual, with thee
sriniTUAT. UKKRr.siiMKN’Ts, aud ina momsepafatruj
distiuchVrom the other tlepartmeiits, go that all tun
cau be gratilied, without any nuuecessary ccnoirl
liner of the solid* anti liquids. I
(Jood order will be preserved, and every tttetfJ
will be ^iven to make Ids quests feel entirely i
home,” wheuever they may choose to give him id
As a “retreat” from the cures of basiDess.dario; fl
lomr winter eveuiuings, the proprietor fatten i
self that his visitors may 4 ‘g° flasher shdfsrp won
oct 2*2 6in K. E. HKOWXl
Henry L. Parsons. 51. D.
J. Withvrcll. 51. D.
Wm. X. Gilchrift. M. D.
Philip 51crk!e. 5!. L».
C. G. Nor 0 'uv«t, 31. D.
Georg© A. N'ewinau. -Vf. D.
11. D. UynxnF, 51. D.
J. W. Troutman. M. D.
II. C. Pridhaiu. 5i. I».
K. L. I>«Gr.vi»d Vel. 51. D.
John Hinton. 51. D.
E. H. Payton. 51. D.
Dr. Frxiiciii. 5/. D.
Dr. Pape. 51. D.
Dr. G©o. New by, M. D.
by,-
Charles S. fielding, 51. D. ....
Slexnndrr P. Hojti, Druggiat. Sorilln St RMtbins,
Gabriel.D. Ayres, ^ ’
Stephen P. Leeds,
A. Unit * •
ntchkit*. jr.
C. M. Wright,
J. Haywood,
James Prcttatt,
PauI 51rfod.
Clmrlc* f. Smith,
J. llftileau,
U. Parker.
James D. N’owill,
..uens Parsons,
Ciiarie© 11. Clark,
U. V. finsh,
. r« .
llenry Trimmer
Cisiilion AiLmei
Kcnlyn E. 51u*a
J. IC. Wntt,
Mile© L. Cook,
1>. 1*. Iielkuxp,
Joseph l.vgget,
Albert V». Goblle,
Alfred JJarsli,
?nmueI.Tnv!». r ,
D. D. Tall man,
Joehi.x Grreu.
R'ltbHie,
... K. Cnee. 51. 1».
Prxncis Wm. Da’y*,
Now Goods.
rjlHE nndersigoed take this method of rn/onsi^
-fl. their customers and the public, that they hiu
just received by recent arrivals, a foil and tylfia
supply of Falland VV f inter-Goods, consist ire of *»
assorted variety of superfine .Blue, Blacky
Colored Cloth* and Vassimets,
Alao oobnnd n handsome assortment of the nfvnl
style of Vestings, together with a variety offrn
tilings ; which will be sobl nt tbe lowest price*
cash. They.have also of ihe ; rown nmKea ii;pfk|
ready made Par.tdlorns ni?d Vest©, whit ?i will be wj
ranted, and sold at onnnnnMy roi
oc t 20
oniinnnMv low prires. . , » I
PETER * JAUJSTKTTEtl
do
P. Smith,
Abel Triest,
John Mill*.
Janie© Neuman,
J. C. My*r»,
A. L. Shipley,
Jurnva A. linrri
llenry Styles,
J. \1 ells.
do
There is not another raedicin
Georgia, Wilkinson county.
W HEREAS, John J mes, executor on the estate
of William J. Smith, late of anid county de
ceased, applies tu me lor letters of dismission from
talil estate.
These nre thereforeto cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors ol said deceased, to
be and appear at tuy office, within the time prescribed
by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said let
ters should not be granted.
Given underlay hand at office, thia 4thday of Feb
ruary. 1831. E. J, GILBERT.c.c.o.
feb It
fi. Mann, do
n tho world that can show
such high and pow erful testimony in its f*Y»r. We defy the
world to produce it© equal. Here nr© 15 or 20 difttiuRUished
educated physicians, whose opinion is of value tu all.
also, towards a hundred i-ui ggists, whote experience iu
compounding, mixing and preparing medicines of evc#y char
acter and description, entitlo their opinion to the greatest
weight, voluntarily and frankly state their Views of the
merit* of Old Dr. Jacob’s Sar©apariH*.
To all this we ©hall add as far as wo have room, the testi
mony of thosi who have bsen cured.
Colchester, Conn., June 23.1M9.
Dr. Jaeoh Townsend—Sir: 31y wife has for two years or
more been afflicted with a di.>es?e »>f the Liver, approaching
nearly to Dyspeptic Com.urontfwa. She applied to most emi
nent physician*, but obtained iio relief at their hands. She
it length tried S. I*. Townsfinl’i Sarf# par ilia, without a
PARTICLE OF ADVANTAGE. Seeing .Old Dr. Jacob
Townsend's Sarsaparilla advertised in the fla/tfrird papers,
we procured a hair dotrft bottles, which have nearly restored
• perfect health. Other persons, seeing its remark
able effects
••us to tr;
invoice, as 1 cau ©ell several
atso. IMrx.e send tut an
u forthwith.
DANIEL BUCXLEY.
Depot for the Old Dr>. Sarsaparilla, is now 102 Nassau St
THOVp«»»N. w a* 11 J.v tv *■ m.. J>roi>ricr«rs.
For sale by J. H. & W. S. ELL'IS, and J. A *
S. S. VIRGINS, Ma:on, Ga.
Be Pt t7 5—?ami y
Swedes Iron.
A Complete assortment, for sale by
dec 10 CATKR GRIFFIN.
Staple ami Faucy Dry Goods
R OSS ik CO. are now receiving their
Winter supply ofGOOPM, consisting!^
cashmeres, delaines, poplins, bombasins.
crapes. French, Knglisli aud American Printf.^
brica,muslins, hosiery, gloves, handkfs. linens,Iiwj
diaper, blenched and brown phirltuga and •Leedia*
drilling*, flannels, kefseys, tvrecdi.bn
cloths, casimeres, satinents, blabketi, logetherd
almt *t every article ever kept in a Dry Gooditorj-
oct 22
New Goods! New Goods!!
I OGAN & ATKINSON, hatvijost receive!
J are now opening at their new sfore,
Second and Cherry streets, a large rtnd cltolee &
of seasonable. Foreign dt American DRY GOOD'
They invite fbeir friend* and tbe public toco»«Mj
and examine the Good*, confident that
jqoal in stylo their present stock. h*i
tore been offered in Macon. Purcbtser* ,dt;M
to call and examine for themselves. *****
SMITH A OLIVER,
W ILL keep.consfantly on band,
Lard and Train Oil, Window GltR
Varnish, and all kinds of colors for rimter* I
wh ch will be sold low.
Cotton ^rcsS.
W E propose pottingOneofournetoSnili®?^
COTTOS PRESSES in e;elitoW-frl
ty in this state. We will give bond f°rtof
formance of the Press for tea years, Slid if it» r *;[
eixnl at that time, as when built, we forfeit o' j]
The Press when built is aix feet from tbe P® - j f [
We banter the world with speed or poner. •
farther information, address (post paid! Se®'_,
tjov26—em W. F. * C. J. pbovo^I
Goorgin, Hittts Comity.
W HEREAS John Anderaoti applies tome forlet>
tors of Administration on tbe estate of Robert
White, late of said coonty deeehied—these are there
fore to cite and admonish all and singular tbe kindred
atid creditor* of said deceased, to be and appear at
my office within the time prescribed by law, to shew
cause, if any they have, why said letters should not
be granted. Given nndernir hand at office this 16th
day of January. 1851. JOHN McCORD. c. c. o.
Janmrry 21. 1849. 23
immediate payment,
aid deceas--]
II render them In agreeable to law. '
e HA- M. f’ONy.Adafx.
Anew Article—Patent steani pack-
in©.
| ROLL each MG, 3-32, 316 and 1-4 inch.
A " do ^ 1-8, for steam mills, steam to&ts,
railroad engines, Ac. For sale at the manufacturers
prices. Aprdytp
* P.RAY. ‘-ARUART * CO.
Georgia, Bibb county.
Court or Ordixtry, September Adjourned Term’
1850.
"^A/'HEREAS. Mrs. Annah Cutter, Executrix of
T T the last will and testament of Henry S. Cutter
deceased, having fully administered on said estate,
and having made her*final rcturn,praya the conrt for
lettera of disfoission from said estate. It is now or
dered by fhecoart, that tbo clerk of this court do issue
tha uaual citation according to law.
_ Theseare therefore to cite end admonish all and
singnlarthe^ parties interested, to be and appear at
myoffice within the time prescribed law and shew
cause, if any they have, why said letters should not
be granted.
Given undermyhnnd. this 17th day of September
1850. MARK D. CLARKE, c.c. 6.
sept2T
Georgia, Wilkinson County.
W HEREAS. A. V. McCardel applies to mo for
letters of Administration on the Kstato of
O. D. Osgood. late of said County, deceased.
These are thereforeto cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred aud creditora of said deceased,
to be and appear, at my office, within the time pre
scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why
said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office; this Uth day of
February, 1851. E. J. GILBERT, c.c.o
feb 18
Pocket Cuilcry.
103 Dor. cheap pocket Cutlery, nt wholesnlo or
25 dozen extra fine do do. For sale by
llcc 1° BRAY. CARKART A CO.
J ’f COISNICKS& 4' IliTA IA IS AN UN
• x_S Anew simply of new and bcautifn)
LANDRETH’S WARRANTED.
GARDEN SEEDS,
A LARGE assortment of tlie above Fresh and
Warrauted Garden Seeds, just received, and
aitnough better, and more costly than any other, will
bo furnuhed at the lowest market price to Families
and Merchant*, to sell again. They consist in part of
72 varieties of choice Beans,
4 " of Beets,
12 “ of Cabbage,
3 " of Carrota,
3 “ of Early Corn,
4 " of Lettuce,
4 " of Melons,
3 “ of Onions,
12 “ of Peas extra early and late, !
5 “ ofltadishes,
T., IL Turnips, nud other varieties; !
Flower Seeds, Grass Seeds, Canary Binl Seed, and !
Button Onions, White Red and Yellow, etc.
H. Sc W.S. KLLIS. Drwrgsatt.
Cherry Street, near Cotton Avenue, Macon.
J nn 74 22—4m
n kGlJIt ItKOT VIL’I:
ses, Chemicals, Sec.
Bbls Stewart's refined sugars; 10 litids New
Orleans do; 10 do St. Croix and Porto Rico do.
For sale by SMITH * OLIVER,
aept 24
Carpeting anti Rugs,
TUST received, a handsome assortment of the if
«F tove, for sale low. GEO. W. PRICE,
oct 16
Hoes! Hoes!! ~
1 Of A Doz Bl ades’ Patent Hoes
A’M/ 25 do do new ground
100 doz Scovil’s patent
50 do Stevens, Keys Sc Co’s patent
At wholesale and retail
jan 28 BRAY. CARHART Jc CO.
SMITH ft OJLJVEK.
(A’ext door to Scott, Carhart 4* Co.)
W OULD most respectfully inform their country
friends, that they are now prepared to execute
all orders entrusted to them. They will keep con
stantly on band, a good stock of Dry Goodt, Groceries
Bagging, Rope, 4-c. * e pt 24
nOBEBT FINDLAY*
IRON FOUNDER
AND RtASt’FACTURKR or .
STEAM ENGINES AND HOl..r-‘ l -
A LSO, of Gearing and shafting torMOJ* -a|
ry description; BARK AND
of most appVoVeil patterns; ALo.lroniK I
celebrated Cotton I’re.vs, Gin G*97»jra|
and Halls, keptcnnsfaptly Oil hand; tne I
which are WARRANTED to be of the
rials and workmanship, a’nd v?31 be sold cn •- v I
dating terms. , . --1
53~Wtirk Shops, opposite Presbytents
coruerof Fourth and Walnut streets. j, I
Macon, May 28,1850. —■ '
I ~’ilON^SvYeedes Iron from 1 i to U inches
Band “ “ }to 6 inches
Hoop *. . .
Round andsquare Iron.all size* 1
Oval J and JO do orn-A CO-1
dec 10 BRAY. CARHAaii^l
CC * F
Wiasliip * Son,
T_TAVE on hand a large stock of Ladies Dress
8. 5. Good', consisting in part of richly emb’d bro
cade, chiui ar.d watered silks, crape, laco anil emb’d
muslin eveniug dresses, emb’d delanes, cashmeres,
French merinos, alpaccas, canton cloths, bombasins,
raw silks, ginghams aud Prints, lace and muslin
capes, emb’d collars and caffs, silk mantillas, and all
kinds ofgoods usually kept in a dry good store.
Cotton Aveone. oct 29
r and beautiful patterns, at i just received and for sale by E.
E. J- JOHNSTON’S, j jan 2fc
1’4*1414—1 Mates, Da
rk new and full supply i
J. JOHNSTON.
Table Cutlery.
ft Few sets extra fine American. (54-pieces) bet-
xft. ter than every before brought to this market.
Fine (balanced) Ivory handle Knives nnd Forks.by
the set ordozen.
All kinds Knives and Forks. Carvers and Steels,
Ac. Ac. Just received ami for sale by
dee 1 i ltltAY. CAR HA11T A CO.
I * Tons Baltimore Hollow-w aro
A* 400 pieces liebt New York do. Forsulcby
dec 10 * BRAY, CARHART A. CO.
Money Wanted,
TTAVING immediate for the *boven^j T
JLA tide, tho subscribers woold rasp ^
nouace that tbeirstock of Dry Goods »* jy\
in exchange for it, on the most rea *?,\
now untill tho 20th February. CalOSj > . f().
bargains. BOSTICK, J0HM> *
jan 21 '
Itnurtriii-, ami Bale
Q/A Bales Gonny Bagging.ICOpcsDaaaw ^
•>" “ i's Ku.t.n-hy H.-pe, • :
23 do Manilla do: cotton ropo, pres'^ fo I
sixes. BU® 0 |
oct 23 —■
6 DON VDB8TS. Silver TeaS*M»*«;'_,
Jt Floor Oil CiDths, Ac. furnished I
aotJo^br -cV? B.J.WfflB^J
jan 23.
yALESTI.MJS.
jnn 28
•A beantifoUofc o ||ro* j
O RANGES—5009Oranges in jBne«* r ^j[
salo by Cv A. ELIS *
dec 3
T\rOTieE-All those indebted'toss
- n v oblige
ately and paying the same. X &Li
jan 21 “ lUHTK'KJhllVjj
*7 1:11’ ANI>■ yioLASSES- A I
;.ill 14 CATi:H AJ' h
§
mWENTY sets
J. For ahic by
_jRtr£r
MillTronandldM^cS
BRAY, CAHH-'- 11 * I