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Umlnlatmior'A stilt*.
l>n sold on the first Tuesday in February
. before t lie court house door in the tow n
orPcrry,Houston coaaty. within tin- al . r* of
Bale, two ■*?■*> emit, one nai d Mt » .1, a; it St
yearseM, ana one name.: Clem, about 45 years rid.
Hold by authority o< tho rmut ot ordinary of aaid t ma
ty,** the property nf Edward F*gan. late of aaid
ooun'y. deceased, fertile benefit of the heirs and
creditors of aaid deceased. Terms on the dav of sale
ROUT. McINVALE. ?
nor IS JOHN 8. TAYLOR, ( Admr »-
tho (
BIBB SHERIFF 8AES. y 4 ‘
'ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in Do ] L.mrtor court
nary purpoi
mors Sale-.
irder of the honorable the
ii county, when sitting for |
sold belorethe court house
Administrator's .rile.
I? V rirtueof an orderof the hoi -tho Inferior
Ml' court of Crawford county, when sitting for or
dinary pnrpoees; will be sold before the court house
door of Lafayette, in W a)her county, within tho local
boors of sale, on the tiro* Tuesday in Febroaiy near.
Lot of Land (iUin:.,rl29, conlaimnc one hundred and
aisty acre... more or less.lying and l.eiug in the 8th
district and fourth (ttb) section of originally Chenc
kee, uow Walkercoonty. helnucing to the oati ‘
Janies Matthews of Crawford county, deceased,
for the benefit of the heirs and rroditora of
Terms made known on day of sale.
cemher next, before the Court House dooi ( urulHBr ,
tty of Macon, Bibb county, witbin the legal i ^ ; n ' ti ' ia city of Macon, ou the first Tuesday in
boors of mle, tbe following property,® w*t: r. v net, w.thintho legal boors of sale, thefoi-
Une negro woman by the nsmo of Rath.T._aboot i 0 -. v ;., V| mn ,. s:
S3 years ol age. levied on as the property of Simeon twenty cine (89), Shirty (30). forty
Buford,to aatiely a fi fa.issaed from the If'(40) and parti of Lots numbers tarty-cnm (41;. twenty
court, in favor ot Warre- iMBMi **- Buford. I '. I --Y -
(Also,
and
from
Hnlmoa. John Brown, and Ibitrh John. I?vieo on oy j food* wbereon Joseph
vittoeof a 6 fa. in favor of Smith, Wright Jc Oo., ^ ofB jgJ county> deceased, lived, amounting to
ts. Wrigley A Hart: said property , "*j*j**/f fj’*' five hundred acres of second quality oak and hickory
property of Fordyce Vt rigley, said fi fa issued from - ... . ^ , e hundred acres are in cultivation.
Hniii'ditiit’ii S:tle.
T>Y virtueo! sa order of the honorable Infcritr
C "b court of Ucastou county, when ai11in- as a
, . • :y. A. ■ ■ • i i <-110 November. 1 '.“1.
will be sold on"the first Tuesday in Febroai-y next,
bet>ro tii” courthouse door in the town o!' Perry,
between the legal boors of sale, the followimr Lands
amt Negroes, as the property of the heirs of Jo
nathan Fulwood, late of Houston county, deceased.
4 J.L persons indebted to the ei
G. Perkins. late of Houston county,deceased,
are hereby notified to make immediate payment,and
those having demands against said estate, will pre
sent them in terms of tin law.
nov 25 L K WTS S. AVANT, Admr.
Sparta ?t..
IMF, Trustees i
w
ilouston County.
William S. Moore, Guardian of
Geoi]
. . . # . . . tin*' m rs.-.-s i ]-r.> perty orinn^K . Scarbo- ! Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
to-wit: Lot of land lying i'reo miles from Fort rough and Sarah M. Scarborough, applies for letters and Debility,caring after natures s own method, by
Valley, in au Easterly direction, one-half mile from of dismission from his said guardianship, he having nature _s_ own agent, the Gastric Jnico.
the Sooth-Wcatern Kail Road, and West of Lot ; folly settled with the said wards, as appears from
No. 83, 9th district. The Negroes, three in number: the* vouchers lodged in office.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all per-
prop
Bibb Inferior court.
Also. 15 acres of land, and all appertinence* there-
to attached. lyim?, aituated.and being in too coaaty
of Bibb, about three and a half miles from the city
a I tv.Ma nnt Viinsn hitr '
of Which .boot one hundred
On the premises are an excellent two -story brick |
dwelling, barn.giii,and negro houses, cotton preaa, ;
well orchard, See.
Also, about eighteen. (18) arresof Lot number ono
A woman about 23 ycr.rs old; Tom. a boy,7 years
old. and Green, a boy. J years old. The above land
and negroea aold on twelve raontba credit.
Also! at the same time and place, and upon the
same terms, lot of Land, No. 83, 9th district of said
connty. will be sold by virtue of a power of Attorney
from the heir* of the estate of Rev. John Fulwood,
nov 25 CHAS. A. FULWOOD, Guardian.
Administrator’s Sale.
J aold before the conrt house door in the
i of Perry, Houston county, on the first
i January next, within the legal hours of
' r.otof'Land No (116) one hundred atid
sixteen, iu the Ssh district of Houston county. Sold
as the-property «f Janies A. Bryan, late of Houa,.
Administrator* snle. i “Sm*' ' I “J 1 ?® Y , e, ! ,, pla< ; ,s ’ j ton county deceased, for the beue'tit of the heirs and
AtKJWsaaaSftfraw;I munMouTu^irrs,;«g<--
Ibi town of Knoxville. Crawford county, with?!,tho j Macon. Bibbcountv. within the legal hoqraof axle^ j ^ventl.D,*- j W next before court heue djr'in the town
EWELL WEBII. '*> favor o( John W. Kabcock ’ I con reserve.containing fifty (50) acre, ol pine
nnvld JAMES O. R. MATTHEWS, Admra. levy made and returned to me bySterliug G.w mith, , aHjoiui „,. lands of J. lt.Lamarand others,and known
constable. U. J. DAVIS, Dep.y Sheriff. J the Verty plllce .
sons concerned.to be and appear at my office, withih
t ,e time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any
they have, why said letters should not be granted to
tbe'said applicant.
Given under my hand at office, this October 24th,
1851. BRYANT BATTON, c. c. o.
oct 28
knd creditor* 0 aaid estate.
JOEL B. MONTFORT,
nov 18 JAMES M. DUGGER.
• Admra.
Iega.‘hour* of sale, a neero man. fi valuable Black- One lotofLand No 90, in the connty of Bibb, con- , ----- - ,, •u.i.i.„i. ti.5.
aniitli, the property of John L. Dnuuer. late of said I taining two hundred and two and a half acre*, more trict oforignally Ba dwin. i
eoon’y. deceaaed. Sold for the benefit of the heirs ■ or leas. saving a reserve of two and a half acres, alao. I tract contain, eleven hundred and twenty .ever,
■ ' ” .... '— ■ acre*, ot which one hundred aUd sixty or seventy are
iu cultivation. It iiesontbe Eastsideof theOcmol-
gee. seven miles f.onr Macon, on the river road to
Marion, adjoining lands of J. B. Lamar, J.A. Nelson,
nndotliers. Three or loor hnudred acres are excel
lent river low grounds, well timbered with beech,
oak. hickory. Ac: The remainder well timbered,
productive pine hind. On the premises are n com
fortable one story dwelling, nud two new framed
don bln nemo houses. There Is, also, one of the most
desirable Mill seats in this section of the state. A
a road lying north and sooth, abont the width of ten
feet on the west line—except the moat of the tiibber
on said lot, sold to It. Moultrie, it being the place
whereon the said defendant now lives, sold by virtue
of a Mortgage li la issued from Bibb Superior conrt,
in favor of Ira Peck vs Wm Moiling*’ ortli. Froper-
THOS. BA GBY. sheriff
Administrator's snip.
O N the flrstdsy of January next, will be sold at
the late residence ofSnmuel E. Roger* deceas- . ,—- --- - . K , ,
•d, of Monroe connty. a portion of the perishable pro- j ty pointed out in said n !n^
perty of aaid deceaaed. consisting of one bay mare.
nnosorre) colt, one mule eolt, three fcirk hogs, one : HIBH SHERIFF g\LE<
yoke ofoxen, one wldte cow and yearling, one red 1
row, two hundred busbela corn, fifteen hundred
pounds loilder. three thousand pounds seed cotton,
plantation tools, linnselmld and kitchen furniture and
other articles too tedious to mention. Terms made
known on the day. BKNJ. ROGERS, Admr.
nov IS
w
ILL be sold before tho court house door in
HMPmPailfl ptMtlP
of 3parta.TIancnck cturity, witbiu the lawful hours
of title, all ilie Landsbelonsing to the estate of Snml
Turner, late of said', connty deceased. Also, the
houses and lots in the^own of Sparta, belonging to
said estate. Sold by m order of the conrt of ordin
ary for distribution. Terms on the day.
nov 4 \ W. 8. HAMILL, Ex’or.
The Tavern and lot in East Macon formerly occn
, pied by George Vigal. ami now by S.M. Lanier, say)
j lot contains two acres more or lest, to satisfy a tax
—HHL— ■—RL fi. fa.issued against John Vigal as Execotor of the
Administrator’* Mile. cstste „ r George Vigal.lecessed. for Taxes for the
■\m7TLL bs sold at tho late residence of James ; ycar THOMAS BAGBY, Sheriff.
v 7 Bullock, in Wilkiasonrouiity.on the 23d day 1
of December next,ail the perishable properly ofaaid
deceased, consisting of household and kilchcn furni
ture, stock ot all kinds, plantation tools.corn, fodder,
exra and cart, and other things too tedious to men
tion. Bain to continue from day today until all rs
sold. Terms on the day.
n-ivll WILLIS BULLOCR. Adror.
/ 1 R ibhcounty.oiitlie fi. t Tn e.d^ "u J^*ry commodionsS.wMin wus
. within the legal hoars of sale. ,ln ; » Gr,st "'** w0 ‘ V* J n „ o r “
... Tavcn amt Intin East Mncon formerly occn- under the same roof, anil driven bj a bne breast
nov 4
Administrator's -tile.
A GREEABLY to nn order of the honorable tho
Interior conrt of Dooly ronnty. when aitting for
•wdinarv pnrpoavs, will he aold before the conrt
houao dime in Vienna, Dooly county, on the first
Tuesday in January next, within the lei n I hours of,
■ale, one^negro named Washington, belonging to the
Citato of George H. Lncina. late of said county do- I
reaaed. Sold for th« benefit of the heirs and rrnli.
tors of said deceased. Terms made known on the
day of sale. Z. T. TIMMONS, Admr.
no* 11 1
CRAWFORD SHERIFF SALE.
W 1LI. he sold before the eoort hoase door in the
town ol Knoxville, Crawlord county, on the
first Tuesday iu December xext, within the legal
hours of sale.
One grey horse and one fine aceretary. to satisfy a
fi fa issued from the Inferior court of Crawford county,
in favor of Robert M. Owen and Ewell Wtbli.'s
Richardson Feauin. Property pointed ont by Rnbt.
M. Owed. LEWIS F. IIIOKS. D.sheriff.
nov I
AUiiiiaiatmtor's Stile.
W ILL be aold at the rcsblcnre of David Smith
late of Halts county, dercasud. ou Tiiursdav,
the 19th day nf December next, four mules, two
horses, one yoke of oxen and cart. hog*. cnw*.*hee|x
corn, fodder, wheat and oats, household nud kits hen
furniture, and variona other articles ton tedious to
mention. Sale to continue from do\ today until all
is sold. Terms on the dav.
nov 11 HUBBARD WILLIAMS. Admr.
Ailminislmtor’s *«Te.
A GREEABLE to an orderoftho honorable tho
Inferior court of Jones county, when sitting for
.Ordinary purposes, will he sold before the court house
door in said county, nnthe first Tuesday iu Jnnnary
next, within the legal hours of sain, the following ;.ro-
ertv. to wit: live bunired and forty eight (oddlacres,
~ SotJSTON SHERIFF SALE.
W ILL bp sold before the court home door in Per
ry. Hdnston county, on the'first Tuesday in
December next, withiu the legal hours of sale:
One Buggy; levied mt ns the property of William
Exixn. to satisfy a fi la from Twiggs superior court,
in favor ol Thomas Gilbert vs aaim Wm Exam,
i net a* - WM. H. TALTON. sheriff.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
W ILL bo sold on the first Tuesday in January
next, before the court bouae door in the city
of Mncon liibb county within the legal hoars of sale.
wheel. The supply of water, by stone creek, has
been sufficient lor both during the past dry summer,
and the Dam is so protected, that we aufl'sred no in
convenience duriugthe heavy freshetof last spring.
The neighborhood furnishes pretty constant work
for thoGrist Mill, and any nmouut of lumber can be
said at the door to responsible persons. The running
gear for a Floor Mill, including castings, a pair of
Barr atones, Ac., are on the ground, and $200 or $300
outlay will enable one to snpplv Flo*r equal to that
frorotliebestMerchantMills. A computable Miller's
house has bceo built within 2C0 yards of the Mill.
We call attention to Ibis property with confidence,
beeaoscan experience of two years has shown it to
he a productive investment. Alsu, a town lot. No. 1,
East Macon Reserve, containing one acre, situated
nponthe River hank, below thestreet where theCen-
tral Railroad crosses the Ocmnlgee.-
The above lands arc Sold as the real estate of Jo
seph Willet, late of Bibb county, deceased, for the
purjioae of division among the heirs.
Tr.HXs:—One fonrth cash, half of the remainder
January .1st. 1833, the remaining half Janaary 1st,
1831. with one years interest on the last payment.—
Two good pcraoual securitici to al! notes will be re •
•(Hired.
CS^Fnrtber Information can be hail by application
on the premises.or to Mr.Jauies G. Rodgers, Macon,
or by letter to Joseph E. Willet. Penfiehl. Ga.
MARGARET WILLET, Adm'ix.
octal J. K. WILLET. Admr.
Executor's Sale.
"*]R7TLL bo sold at the late residence of William
V V Barron, deceased. In the 13th district of Hous
ton connty. on Thursdayj the 8th of January next,
some eight or uiuo halts of genuine cotton, corn,
fodder, one horse, 20 head of geese, a small quanti
ty of wheat, cotton gins hud farming utensils, and
sumo other article*, all to he aold as the property of
said William Barron.deceased, in pursuance of the
will of said deceased. Sale to continue from day to
day till all i* sold. D. W. TaTLOR, ? Fx . u „
NICY BROWN.
Houston, eo., Nov. 20,1851.
Wharf lot in the city of Macon known as lot num
ber eight (9.) in East Macon, adjoining the lauds of
Administrator's Sale.
W ILL be sold before the courthouse door in the
town of Vienna. Dooly county, on the first
P. Evan* to satisfy his tax for the' years'l$50 and ! Tuesday m February next, by virtue of au order of
1951. Amonwt of tax due for 1830 $19 81; auiouut the Inferior court ot said county, w hen sttt iip
of tax duo for 1831 $19 81.
nov 4
RICHARD A. CAIN.
Tax Collector.
Executor’s Sale.
W Eoffer, at privai» sale,.that valuable Plants-
tionofthelate
Land, more orless, lying on the'waters of Cedar eddying oujRncay^ Comfort creek-m Jeftereonjmun
Creek, adjoining Lands of James A. Billingslen *'' “* '*
Clark Dumas nnd other*, on which is a fiist rate mill
seat, known as Lows'* old mill. Sold a* the proper-
ty of John A Carv.forthe benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said deceased. Term 1 ' made known on
the day of salo. JOHN U. MESSER. Admr.
aov 11
snle.
ty. live miles from Lnnisvi le,containing 3.697 acre*,
which we willseil altogether, or divide into three
tracts.
The Solitude tract contains. 1.307 acres.
Tho Granson tract eontaine 1,120 acres.
The Woodstock tract contains 1.270 acres.
All three of these tract* have good dwellings on
them, and a valuable Millon one o[ live tracts, with
Gin. running hv water.
We also offer 130 'Negroes, with Mole*. .Stock.
for
ordinary purposes,one hundred and thirty-five acre*
of land! lying in the ninth district of said county,
being a part of (lot No. 133) one hundred and thirty
five, sold as the property of Anthony Lewis, de-.
censed. "RICI10L*AS REDDICK, Admr.
nov 23
•Administrator s snle.
W ILL be sold nt my residence in Bibb county-
ou Thursday, the 15th dav of January next,
ail the pcraonal property of Furnev G Perkins, de
ceased.late ofllouston county, consisting ofa horse,
two males, a wagon, cattle, hugs, household and
kitchen furniture, plantation tools, Ac. Sold for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms made
known on the day of sate,
nov 23 LEWIS S. AVANT. Admr.
Administrator’
"1MTILL be sold* the Into residence of William ; We also offer 150 'Negroes, with Males, Stock, ] Administrator's Snie.
v Y H. Brook*, deceased, late of the eontitv of provisions Ac. Ac. If not disposedof at privatesnle ; 3ST®7"ILb be sold on the first Tuesday in February
Crawford, on the 27th December next, all the jrenah- we will positively sell the lamia at public outcry, ini V* next, before the courthouse door in the town
ahle property, belonging to the estate if said preens- | Louisville, Jefferson county, ou the first Tuesday in of Clinton. Jouet county, within the legal hour* of
ed. consist iognf horses, mules, hoes, cattle, bouse- j December next, and the Negroes, Block. Provisions, ] sale the following property, to-wit:
Ac. A ,ou the first Tuesday iu January. Terms liber- ' Four hundred and fourteen (4t4) acres of Land,
ai. JOHN BtWJES. ) more or less, being the land belonging to the estate
hold and kitchen furniture. Ac. Also, nt the same
time and plaRe. will he rented, the lands,'and hired
out. the negroes beinnsing to said ertatn for the en
suing year. Terms on the dav of sate.
MARTHA BROOKS. Adro*x.
THOMAS ANDREWS. ? Admrf
KY. S
WM.J. EVE.
OWEN P.FITZSIMONS,
Anmsta. Ga., Aug.20,1851.
NS.l
Ex’ors.
am? 26
BOV IT
AARON 3HH1ILK’
«nl»».
Of Joseph Brantley, deceased, in the 361st District
of Jones county, adjoining lands of Jesse Dcgcett,
William Johnson and Peter L- Clmver—numbers not
recollected. Bold lor the benefit of the heirs and
Executors Sale.
W ILL *be sold before the courthouse door in the
town of Marion, Twiggs county, between the
usual hours nf sale, on the first Tuesday in January
next, tlie following negroea. belonging to the estate
of Freemau Finch, late of said county, deceased, to-
wit : Peggy, a woniau, 40 years of age; Henry, a
roan. 24 year* of age; Arch, a boy, 13 years of age;
S.:ndy.abov,7 years of age. and Mary, a girl, 5 years
of age. Soid fiir the purpose of a division of said
estate. Terms of silo made known nn the day.
oct 23 1 WM. C. FINCH. Ex or.
Administrator's Sale.
W ILL be sol<l ai the late residence of John W.
Cooper, decetsed, on the 4th day of Decern-
bernext, all the perishable property, belonging to
tho estate of said deceased, consisting in horses,
cows, h^?s, corn. Copier, farming materials, house
hold ann kitchen furniture, Ac. Sold for the benefit
of the heirs and creditors nf said deceased. Sale to
continue from dav today until nil is sold,
oct 23 I JOHN T. COOPER. Admr.
I 710IJII months afterdate, application will be
' made to the honorable Inferior court of Sumter
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to tell alLthe lands belonging to the estate of Wil
liam Macon, late of said county, deceased, for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased,
nov 4 MARY A. E. MACON. Admrx.
F OUR months after date, application will be
mnduto the honorable the Inferior court, of
Sumter connty. when sitting for ordinary purpose*,
for leave to sell all the negroes belonging to the
estate of Malden S. Ledbetter, late of said connty,
deceased, fur the benefit of the heirs nud creditors
of said estate. REUBEN TUCKER, Admr.
nov 4
Georgia, Dooly county.
W HEREAS. Nancy Culpepper and Montreville
Ray, app’y to me for lettera of administra
tion on the estate of Benjamin Culpepper, Senr.,late
of saidcouuty. deceased.
These are therefore to cite, summons and admon
ish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
said deceaaed, to be and appear at my office, witbin
the time prescribed by law, and shew cause, if any •
gxist, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, nnd official signatnre at
office, this 16th dav ol November. 1851.
nov 25 > AEEX MHRRIWETHER.C. c. o.
female Acade^?
Great Cure for Dyspepsia!
A NOTHER scientific wemiur! Dr.J.S.Houghton's I I JillE Trustees of the Sparta Mab
1 a PEPSIN! the true digestive fluid or gastric I X Schools, have the pleasure of anruJ^^ti.
juiced prepared front Rennet, or tbe fourth stomach public, tbattheyhavesccuredtheservb
oftheox, niter diivctioaaof Baron Liebig, tbe great Thomia C. Ned and Richard M.
Physiological Chemist, by J. S. Houghton, M.D.Phil- i cipals, in the Male School for the rn. n ; t0b *'k >
1 feel ^hesitation in recomm«ndi n ?V'*-{.
patronage of those who desire to m, <* I
liberal and thorough education. Welle/
selves, they possess not only the abilir.^^
_ to impart instruction to all who tnsv fo t4 *»l
Cg*Half a teaspoonful of Pepsin, infosed in, water, their rare. Pinmumj ——<*•
adelphia, Pa
This is a truly wonderful remedyfor Indigestion,
Georgia, Batts County.
W HEREAS Eli M. Conger, applies to mo for
letter* of Administration on the estate of Eli
Conger,late of said county, deceaaed:
These are therefore to cite and admonish, nil and
singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to appear at my office, withiu the time prescribed by
law,to file their objections, if any they have, why
said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, nt office, the 14th Novem
ber, 1 $51. JOHN McCORD,c.c.o.
nov 23
.Georgia, Houston county.
W HEREAS. Lewis S.Avant,applies tome for
letters of administration, on the estate of
Farney G. Perkins, late of Houston county, de
ceased :
These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and
Singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to he and appear at mjr office, within the time pre
scribed' by law, to shew cause why said letters
should not be granted. . M
Given under my hand, at office, this 21st day of digestive process.”
willdigest or dissolve, five pounds of roast beefin
about two hours, out of the stomach.
Pepsin is the chief element,orgreat digestingprin-
ciple of the gastric juice—tbe solventoftbe food, the
purifying, preserving and stimulating agent of the
stomach and intestines. It is extracted from the di
gestive stomach of the ox! thus forming an artificial
digestive fluid, precisely like the natural gastric juice
in its chemical powers, and furnishing a complete
aud perfect substitnte forit. By the aid of this pre-, years
paration, the pains and evils of indigestion and dys
pepsia are removed, just as they would be a healthy
stomach. It isdoing wonders for dyspeptics, caring
cases of debility, emaciation, nervous decline, and
dyspeptic consumption, supposed to be on the verge
ofthegrave. The scientific evidence upon which it
is based, is in the highest degree curious and remark
able.
Scienfifc EviJer.ce—Baron Liebig on his celebrat
ed work of animal chemistry, says: “an artificial di
gestive fluid, analogous to the gastric juice, may be
readily prepared from the mucous membrane of the
stomachol the calf, in which various artiales of food,
as meat and eggs, will be softened, changed, and di-
gested.just in the same manner as they would be in
the human stomach "
Dr. Pereira, in his famous treatise on “food and
diet,” published by Fowler A Wells. New York,
page 35, states the same great fact, and describes the
method of preparation. There are few higher author
ities than Dr, Pereira.
Dr. Combe,in his valaable writings on the “Physi-
nlogy of Digestion,” observes that “a diminution of
the due quantity of the gastric juice is a prominent
mid all prevailingcaase of dyspepsia;” anil he states
tuat “a distinguished professor ol medicine in London
who was severely afflicted with this complaint, find
ing every thing else to fail, had recourse to the gastric
juice, obtained from the stomachs of living animals,
which proved completely successful.”
Dr. Graham, author af the famous works on “Vege
table Diet,” say*: "It is a remarkable fact in physi
ology, thatthestdmachs of animals, macerated in wa-
ter.impartto the ffriid the property of dissolving vari
ous articlesoffood, and .of effecting a kind of artificial
digestion of them in nowise different from the natural
November, 1831.
nov 25
B.BATTON, c.c.o.
Georgia, Honston Connty.
W HEREAS, Andrew J. Coalson applies for let
ters of administration, on the estate of Wil
liam T. Coal son, late of said county deceased.
These are therefore to cite anil admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at my office, within the time pre
scribed bylaw, and shew canse, if any they have,
why said letters should not be granted.
Given ander my band at office, this Nov. 3d, 1851.
nov 18 B. BATTON.c. c.o.
Georgia, Houston connty.
W HERE AS,.lames G. Beskin, applies to me for
letters of Guardianship on the persons and
property ofthe minor children of Wm. D. Haddock,
late of said county deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned, to be and appear at my office within
the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if auy
exist, why said letturssboulu not be granted.
Given uudermy hand nt office, this Nov. 14,1851.
nov 18 ■ B. BATTON, c co.
F OUR months afterdate, application will be made
to the hnnnrakletlie Inferior court of Crawford
connty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to seli the land and negroes, belonging to the estate
of William W. Jordan, deceased.
EDWIN T. JORDAN, > ...
HENRY T. JORDAN, J Aa “ rs -
aug 5
jpiOUIl months afterdate, application will be made
to the honorable tho Inferior court of Houston
counU - - when sitting as a court of ordinary, for leavo
to sell tho land and negroes, belonging to the estate
of EuWard Fagan, late of said enuutv deceased.
’ JOHN S. TAYLOR, '
sept 9 IlOBT. McINVALE.
f Admrs.
Ariiuinislrator'n sale. , , . ,
B Y virtue of an order of the honorable the Inferior ; creditors ot Joseph Brantley, deceased,
court of Wilkinson conntv. w hen sitting as a
'• nov
JOHN <V. BRANTLEY,
Adm'r with the Will annexed.
Arttnintstralor's ...
B Y virtue of an order ofthe honorable the Inferior i conrt ofordinary, will be sold before the court house !
court of MonrQe conntv, u bile sitting for nrdin- door, in the town of Irwinton, Wilkinson county, ou Ariminlatrator’a Sale,
arv purposes, will lie sold before the conrt bouse the first Tuesday iu January next, withiu the usual j 4 GRF.EABLY to an order of the Inferior court,
door in Forsyth. Monroe ronnty.on the first Tuesday hoars o. tale, gill acres of Lnud. more or less, adjoin- j u f Bihb county, when sitting for ordinary pur-
in January next, between the usual bnnrs ofsale. tiro ing lands of William Bsrfow.snd James Johimmsaid poxes, will be sold before the court bouse door, in
Lmr.d belonging to the estate of Waid L. Crowder, '’ 1 .i-a* — ** ’
late of Monroe conntv. deceased, containing two hun
dred and two and half acres, more or less, about 70
acres cleared, all fresh, lying in 14th district of said
county. Te rn> »m a d ek lio w n nn the day of sale.
F OUR mouths afterdate.application will bo made
to the honorable the Inferidrcourt of Wilkinson
connty. when sitting for ordinnrv purposes, for leave
to sell the land and negroes, belonging to the estate
ofJolm Lord, late of Wilkinson conntv deceased.
JOSEPH M. LORD, f . .
------- j Admrx.
Georgia, Crawford county.
W HEREAS. Samuel Bentley applies to me for
letters of administration on the estateofDan-
iel W.’Bentley, late of said county deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and a ppear at my office, witbin the time pre
scribed by Is w, auil shew cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my baud at office, this Nov. 13,1851.
nov is James j. ray, cco.
Dr. Houghton's Pep: in, is sold by nearly all the
dealers in fine drugs and popular Medicines, through
out the United States. Itis prepared in Powder and
in Fluid form—and in prescription vials for the use
ofPhysiciSns.
Private Circulars for the use of Physicians, maybe
obtained of Dr. Houghton or Ids agents, describing
the whole process of preparation, and giving the au-
tboritios upon which tbe claims of this new remedy
are based. As it is not a secret remedy.no objection
can be raised againstits use by Physicians in respec
table standing nnd tegular practice. Price, One
Dollar per bottle.
ISF'Observe This!—Every bottleof the genuine
Pepsin bears the written signatnre of J. S. Houohton
M. D-. sole proprietor. Philadelphia, Pa. Copyright
and Trade Mark secured.
Sold wholesale and retail, by E. L. Strohecker
A co., Macon; Huoft M. Moore. Americas; R. Car
ter. Columbus; E.J. White, Milledgeville, D. B
Plumb Sc co. > oct 7 8—2m
their care. Parents and guardiar.
their sons to this School, {may rest '“•id
best efforts will be directed to their!!!!?!!'!,***1
ment. - Their government will be inS, . Sa,
good condnet on the part of their punil. iL 10 e »a
out of school, yet so reasonable and init 6014 *•»
tho approbation ofthe pupils them,elv;. , *• b,l
all cases. Their success heretofore hu ’ - 1 * *-■
in the communities where they have taa tt
tation rarely attained. Having known n
years in their character of Teachers and? 4 **
youth, as gentlemen, we feel no b’eiit.r 001 i
nouncingtothe public that we offer the 011 ' s I
equal to any in Georgia, for thorough
all ofthe branches usually taught uAc»!l • “’l
They would also announce to thn.> ^ e *'*i P
nn •kLs»a »n nnn t/l tl-.s it . ■ ' w h(, l-l
Daughters to educate >a that they bare k
fortune to secure the service of R ev j 0 v a *•«
ley, as Principal, in the Female School p
been engaged in the vocation of teachinrf
ten years in Cherokee and elte»b ere 0 ■
success, and is well qualified for the PI
fill. He will be provided with the b“ 8t ! 0t
Music and other ornamental branches
mitting efforts will be directed to the advt t j H
bis scholars. Instruction willbegiven
branches usually taught in a Female Acirl
rates of Tuition in both 8chooij, which are i 5 ' ^
remain unchanged. Board in reipecub] .
families can be had on good terms. Period
tance, who may not find it convenient to d," 1 !
their children, may secore boarding bv
plication to either of the Principals 3 ““‘•si
S A PARDEE
T. M. TURNER,
B. T. HARRIS
H. ROGERS,
J. T. MARTIN, . ,
The Schools will commence on the Loj
DAY in January next. ,eco!lli VC|
Sparta. Ga., Oct. 29. Ip51.
Tnutee
Macon High SiclioolT d
Classical Deportment, p ~ I
Mathematical and English Branches, E D*'!' J
French, derma nand ASusir ' did
French, German and Music,
T HIS School is now open far the retM-'I
pils, and the pricipais are determined
no trouble, to render it every way worthy of ti 3
lie patronage. 1 lce !l
Terms, per Scholastic Session of22 weeki ■ j
For English and Mathematical branchc. ' iS
For Classical, ’
French, Ac. )
Lessous in Practical Surveying, ‘1
Fuel, during the winter session. I
No Pupil will bo taken for a less time thu if
term. ‘I
After January 1st, the school room at nrti,*l
copied by U. W. Wise, Esq. will be held by tfol
vertisers.
N. B.—A united nnmberonly willbetskfn I
nov 18
Georgia, Butts eouutv.
W HEREAS, Isaac W.Nolen,applies to m.c for
letters of administration on the estate of Rich
ard Nolen, late of Butts county deceased.
Tbese.nre therefore tocitu and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to beam) appear at my office, witbin the time pre
scribed by law, to shew cause,if auy they have, why
said letters should not be granted.
Given under my band at office, this 25th Oct. 1851.
nov 4 JOHN M'CORD,c.c.o.
sent 9
BKNJ. FOltDHAM,
"pl OUR months atterdate.applicationyvill be made
to the honorable Inferior Court of Dooly county,
hen sitting for ordinary purposes, for leavo to sell
. ,—J— - . . tbe Land and Negroes of Margaret McNeese, late
nt the same the city of Macon, on the first Tuesday of Jaunary [ 0 f sraiil county, deceased; for the purpose of a di
‘«s.adjoining ' next, within the legal hours ofaale, the following vision.
nov 11
DAVID OOLETliEE,
JOHN T. CROWDER.
land known os tbe Witt place. Also, at the same
time will he sold, 340 acres, more or less.adjoining
lauds ofDavid Solomons and James Lewis; all snllns : papers belongiupto the estate of Joseph Willet. late I sept
the property belonging to the estate of Wiley Smith, j of Bibb'county, deceased', said papers being deem- ‘
latent' Wilkinson county deceased. Sold lortlie ben- I ed insolvent; ti fa Joseph Willet vs. Hiram S. Mann,
EMANUEL McNEESE, Adm'r.
■ Admrs.
Administrator's sale. •
W ILL he sold on the 18th day of Deeember next
at the late residence ef Thomas Howell, in
Pulaski county, all the perishable property belong-
in? to the estate of asid Thomas Howell, dereasrd.
consisting of corn, fodder, horses, hogs, cattle, house,
hold and kitchen furniture, farming utensils nnd vs-
rinua other articles. I’rrmt nn the day. and the sale
to continue from day to dsv. until all it aold.
nov 11 DAVID TOOKE. Admr.
Administrator's snip.
W ILL be sold onthc22ddny of December next, :
at the late residence of William W. Jordan,
deceased, late nf Crawford county, *11 the perishable
property belonging to said estate.consisting olcotton i
corn, fodder, horse*, mules, cattle of all descriptions,
qualities and kind, household *nd kitchen furniture
and divers other thing* too tedioos to mention.
Terms made known on the dav of sale.
EDWIN T. JORDAN. ? » , -
nov 11 HENRY T JORDAN, \
Administrator's snl«\
W ILL bo sold on the first Tuesday in Fcbrosry !
next.before the court houao door in the town :
of Knoxville, Crawford county within tho legal hour*
orsale.alithe Lands lying in’snid couhty, belonging :
to the rstateof William W. Jordan, latenf said conn
ty. deceased. Also, at the same time snd place,
will ho sold, the negroes belonging to said estate,
consisting of a number of likely men. women and
children. Sold by virtue of an order of tho hnn- j
orablo tho Inferiorennrt.forthe benefit of tho heirs |
and creditor* of said refute. Term* on thodaynf
tala. EDWIN T. JORDAN. 1 j
nov 11 HENRY T. JORDAN. { AdlMr «- |
Administrator's Snle.
TM lie sold betora the conrt honso door in
etic ofthe heirs and creditors of said estate. Terms
made known on the day nf sale,
oct7 NANCY SMITH, Adroi’x.
Administrator'* Sale.
4 GREEX’BLY toorder ofthe honorable the fnfe-
! a rinr court of Crawford county, when aittiog for
ordinary |»qrpo»es, will be sold before the court house
door, in the towu of Knoxville, on the first Tuesday
,iii December next, within the legal boors of sale,
thirty one likely negroes, of different ages and aex,
belonging to the estate of James Matthews, iate of i
, . ’ ' " ” ' ■ ■ tl!e gt 0 f
Terms
issued from Jones Inferior court. October term, 1840.
Principal, 860.00; interest from March 24.1833; cost,
$13,12) Payments. April 16.1946, 810,75; July 3,
1848. $74,23. Due bill given by P. McIntyre, sen.,
to Joseph Willet for 83, March It. 1949.
MARGARET WILLET. Admrx.
nov 4 JOSEPH E. WILLET. Admr.
{7^ Journal and Messenger will copy 60 days.
" : AdHriiiistratrix’9 sale. •
OBEEABLE toan order of the booorable the
Inferior conrt of Dooly connty, while sitting lor
Crawford connty deceased. Sold to: the benefit of ordinary purpose*, will be sold on the first Tuesday
the heirs aud creditors of said deceased Terms | in Jauuary next, at the court house door in Vienna,
made known nrr the day of sale. ! Dooly ronnty, within the. legal hours of sale, the ful-
JAP. O. R. MATTHEWS, ? . lowing property,towit:LotsofLnnd numbers ninety,
EWELL WEBB, }' ’ i screu (!>') and one hundred and forty two (142), con-
sept * : taining twoliundred and two and a half (202j) acres
Admililsuator's sale ' each. ' Also,ten (tO)acresoflntnumUer onebuudred
W ILL be sold on Thursday, the 4lh day of De- | and forty one [141 J. and fifty [50j acres of lot number
ccrobernext. at the late residence of Joseph | rigbtyetght [»8j_,li the ab-we lands mutated m the
Brantley,deceased.in Jones county, all the perish
able property, consisitog ofhoraes,hogs.cattle, plan-
tation tools, com. fodder, household and kitebeu lur-
uiture. ami various other articlea too tedious to men.
tiou. Said for the bent fit of tlie heirs snd creditors
of said deceased. Saletoimutinuc from day to day.
oct21 JNO. W. BRANTLEY .Admr,
Administrator’s stale.
W ILL he sold on the 03th day of Dceemherat
tlie house of Jlrs. Dorcas Jordan, in Dooly
county, all the perishable property of James Light-
fifteenth [15] ilistriet of Dooly county. Also, the fol
lowing named negroes. Henry a man 53 years old,
Mason amau30 years old, Kesiah a woman 24 years
, old. nod Hanuah, a woman u> yesrsold. -3]he above
sold ns the property of James Hoy iate of said connty
deceased, and sold for the purpose of a division —
Termson the day. ELIZ’TH HOY, Adm’ix.
nov 4
Administrator's snle,
W ILL be sold before the court hoase door in the
town of Jackson. Butts county, on the first
V A"': ‘ r - — 7---.— ry— \ Tuesday in January next, bet'.Vceu the osual hours
font, late of satrt connty deceased, conststing of corn, j | agrectbly loan orilerof the court of aaid conn-
cotton, cattle, hog. household and kitchen iurmtore j xhrre hundred acres of Land, belonging to the
and other articles too tedious to mention. Terms of Robert White deceased, the land is iu two
sale madu known on the day. parcels, two hundred acres in oae place, and one hun-
»" r 11 JAMES R FIELDS. Admr. deed i»a*otfaer place, on both of which there is com-
GlinrtUuu’8 Pitle. ■ fortable bouses and improvements. Also, at the
^i^GREEABLE to anorder of the honorable the ; samb time aud place, a lotofsarpenter'a tools, silver
P OUR months after date, application will be made
tothe honorable the Inferiorconrt of Houston
county, when sitting at a court of ordinary, forleave
to sell all the lands and negroes, belonging to the es
tate of Jacob V,Humph,late of said conntv deceased,
oct7 L.EWIS RUMP'H.Admr.
F OUR mouths afterdate, application will be made
to the honorable tbe Inferior court of Dooly
county, when sittings* a court of ordinary, for leave
to seli the land, belonging to the estate of Anthony
Lewis, deceased
aug 12 NICHOLAS REDDICK. Admr.
P OUR months after date, application will be
made to the honorable the Inferior Court ol
Jones County, when setting for ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell all the lands and negroes belonging
to tlie estate of Joseph Brantley. late of said county,
deceased. JOHN VV. BRANTLEY,Adm'r.
sept 9
Georgia, Dooly County.
W HEREAS, Robert D. Sinclare applies to me
for tetters of Administration on tbe estate of
Benjamin Culpepper, Sg late of said county, de
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at my office within the time pre
scribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why
said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud official signatnre, thin
18th dayof October, 1851. »
oct 28 ALEXANDER MERIWETHER.
Georgia, Monroe Connty.
J AMES M. BUTLER, of the 304 District G. M.
tolls before John L. Martin n Justice of the
Peace in and for said connty, a small bay mare Mole,
about four years old, no brands or marks discovered
has been worked, appraised by Joseph Hill and John
Poe, to be worth thirty dollars, this 3d November
1851. John L. Maktin, a. r.
A true extract from Estray Book.
nov 18 2t WILLIS CURRY, Clerk.
tionin my head, I vriii relate the following facts of
mv case.
P OUR months afterdate, application will be made
to the honorable the Inferior court of Crawford
county, when sitting for ordinary parpnses, for leave
to sail all the land aud negroes beioncingto the estate
1 "eTh: HlCKS^Admr.
Inferior coart ot Wilkinson county, when sit
ting for ordinary purposes, will be sold ou the first
w Vienna, on the first Tuesday in Jsnuary next. | Tuesday iu January next, before the court bouse
between the usual houra of aale, lot of land number I door iu tlie town ol Irwinton. lUinson county,
seventy three (73) in the tenth (10) district 01 Dooly t within tie legal hours ofsale.* plot of ground, coo-
coui.iv, as the property of the estate of Henry Snt- i taining ooe sixteenth ol sn acre; more or less, off the
Inn. late ofaaid ronnty deceased, sold under anorder I North west corner ot lot number twenty nine, in tho
of the houeralile Inferior Court, of said county sitting townof Irwinton, on which \\ hippie a grocery store
for ordinary business, snd for the purpose of a divi- formerly stoodjaold for the benefit of btepheu Beu-
aion. 4th November ’831. ! ^ hippie,* minoM
ALEX. MERIWETHER. Admr.
Trustee’* Sale.
W ILL be sold before thormirt linnse dour, in tbe
city of Macon, Bibb connty.on the firatTne*-
day iu January next, within the legal horns ofaale,
ona lot ofPine Land, number forty one (II) in the
connty of Bibb, on the west side of the Ocmnlgee
river, about two miles from the city of Macon, con
taining rule hundred acres, fifteen screa-cleared. Iiav.
110BT. L. MITCHELL.Guardian
Administrator's sale
wateband aomeother article* Sold for the benefitof
the heirs and creditors of said deceased,
nov4 JOHN ANDREWS. Admr.
B
Administrators Nate.
Y virtue of an order of the Inferior conrt of Jef
ferson connty, when sitting for ordinary purpo
se*. on the first Monday in November instant, will be
sold on the first Tuesday in January nest, before tlie
court hnnao door in Louisville, Jefferson county, be
tween tho lawful hours ofsale, the land lying in said
county, five thousand and twelve acre*, and negroes.
40 in unmher. belonging to the estate of Georeo O'K
W i L L be aold on foe first Tuesday in December ; ' vl,i * s . •«« 0 [»» id deceased. Sold for the
next, before the conrt hoase doar in Blakely, l *‘ nef! « ?»'><* 'V-mix. The sale will be continued from
r* i . ... l.a .1 1 * __i i . t!iv tn i av nnti 1 rnmn pfni Tumi lin*ri
Early county, between the oaoal boors of sale, one lot
of Land, No 137, in the 5th district of said county.—
Sold as the property ol John Griffith and Adaliue Ra
ney, late of Monroe connty deceaaed, for the benefit
ofthe heirs and to make a division between the tame.
day to day nnti! completed. Terms liberal,
nov 4 WILLIAM C. POE. Admr.
F OUR months after date, applic ation will be made
to the Honorable the Inferior Conrt of Crawford
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the Negroea belonging tothe estate of John L.
Dogger, late of said conntv. deceased.
J. M. DUGGER, )
sept 2.7 J. E. MONTFORT, 1 Adm ra '
1 ^1 OUR months afterdate, application will he made
to the honorable tho 1 Inferior court of Dooly
county, when aitting for ordinary purposes, forleave
to sell the necroes belonging to the estate ol Elisa
beth Lewis, deceaaed.
aug 12 NICHOLAS REDDICK. Admr.
F OUR months afterdate, application will bn made
to the honorable tbe Inferior court of Twigcs
conntv. when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to tell all the real estate of Thomas Jones, late of
said connty deceased. HENRY T-JONES, Ex’or.
- aug 26
Georgia* Wilkinson county,
W HEREAS. John Ross. junr. and Elizabeth
Wright, applies to me for letters of adminis
tration on the estate of James Wright, late of said
county deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singularthe kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to he and appear at my office, within tbe time pre
scribed by law, to shew cause [ifauy they have]
why said letters should not be granted
Given underlay hard at office, this 3d day of Nov.
1831. WM. O. BEALL, Dept c c o.
nov 11
Dr. Dennis’ Georgia Sarsaparilla.
For Jaundice, sick head-ache, dizziness, loss of ap
petite, constipation nf the bowels, piles caused by
costiveness, pain in the bones, or rheumatism caus
ed by the use of mercury, syphilis, scrofula, boils,
ulcers, Ac-
T H1S preparation is made as pure as possible. Its
bitter taste, and beneficial effects in.diseases of
the liver.aad diseases arisingfrom an impure state
ofthe blood, prove it to be the purest and most use
ful preparation of Sarsaparilla that is made.
Those who have used the various preparations of
Sarsaparilla will find, by the taste and effect, that
there is more Sarsaparilla in one bottle of Dr. D’s
preparation, than in half a dozen bottles as it is gen
erally made.
That it mightbe more particularly adapted to pro
fessional use,nhthing but the pure sarsaparilla has
been used, that for different diseases, physicians
might combine or prescribe with it, such articles as
they might coqsidermost appropriate incases under
their treatment.
Its alterative and mildly purgative effect upon] the
bowels, make it not only a good substitute for Mercu
ry, butuseful in removing all the diseases arising
from the imprudent used mercury.
Prepared only by J. Dennis. M. D. Augusta, Ga.
For sale in Macon, by Dr. W. G. Little A co. and
byJ H. A W. S. Ellis ; in Irwinton. by J M. Lea
vitt; at Bay Spring, by Chakles A. Dent: in Ogle:
thorpe.by P. S. Flaks and Dr. A. M- Thomason.
Price. Si per bottle; 6 bottles for §5.
J3p‘Rememberlo ask for Dennis' Georgia Sau-
sai'arili.a. ly nov 11
LAWTONVILLE. S. C., Dec. 24,1850.
Dr. Marshall—Dear sir: Feeling it my duty forthe
benefit of others, to communicate to yon how gratefu
I am to a kind Providence, lor directing me to you at
a time when I was suffering from a canoerous affec-
In the year 1820, I discovesed u small tamer on the
top of my head, for about twenty four years it gave
me no uneasiness, and I supposed it never would be
any worse, until about 1844, at which time it had
grown very large and become so painful that 1 deter-
Thomaston Male Acadcmrl
Upson Connty, Ga.
T HE Board of Trustees take pleutre j,
nouncing, that the exercises of thii Schooil
commence on the first Monday in Janarny,,^
under the superintendauce and instruct^
John M. Greene.
A native of Georgia, end graduate of Oil
College- This Gentleman comes highly reccu*
ed by his former Patrons.
Rates of tuition will bo 16,20,28,and32 L_
according to grade of study, with no ettnctl
for modern langnnges. r
C. ROGERS, J. M. SHEPJfUS,
T. FLEVVELLEN. J. SHEPTRtNE
J. C. DRAKE. B. WALKER.
L. D: DIJKINSON, A. R. GREENE,
nov 35 6t
Siciliand Academy.
T HE exereises of t iis institution willa
ou Tuesday the 7th day of Jauuary. TfoiJ
of instruction will be thorough and sjilemaiil
bracing tho English, Classical and Matbem
studies usually pursued in Academies. Ibtoq
instruction will, as far as possible, be rigorasiii
alytical. AH tho apparatus necessity loreiS
my has been provided. I
The Principai hopes; by entire devotion tol'ul
iness, to merit a liberal share of public confine!
JAS. E. CROSLANI), PriiciJ
TwiggsCo. Ga.Nov.ll. f ;'|
llroivim-ood Institute.
T HE exercises of this Institution willbertrj
on the first Monday in January neit.DDd
joint superintendance, as heretofore, of tbe ui
ers. The flattering success which hti attended
efforts of the subscribers, in their eadeiimi
tablish an Institution of elevated cbsriciej
courages them to believe that a discerning)
will appreciate their labors. The loititotial
present advantages and facilities not before u J
For particulars, we referthosedesiroosofkfarir
to our larger circular already issued.
OTIS SMITH.
A. M. BEKNIT®
Brownwood, near LaGrange,Troup co., Gt. |
nov 11 8
Xo Mechanics & Manufacmnl
Georsrin. Batts connty.
^^THEREAS. Hubbard Williams, applies tome
for letters of administration on the estate of
David Smith. late of said county deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and . - cn.»„i - - , ■■
.Imn.^OSuaA4’Mini ..SSI... .I ..M .i^e-.eti, ol ^ p present only a small
. , , . re, .... . - ’ Ki'iir t(Tmnrh thp snnf wiiipli nnn voo, »•»> u... .
to be ami nppear at my oine », within the time pre*
scribed by law. to shew cause, if any they have, why
said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at rov office, Nov. 1st, 1851.
nov 11 JOHN McCORD. c co.
isintngone nun<iri*.i acres, fifteen scres^ciesred. liav. -e.
Ing a small dwelling linnse, an excellent well of i Terms made known onthe day ofsale
water, the balanco well timbered and adjoining the
Lands nl C. W. Rains, and M. E. Rylander and Dear
Nelson's N orrery.
The slmve property mny bo purchased at private
isle.die fora that time.
nov M J. HOLLINGSWORTH. Trustee.
Administrator's Snip.
.4 GREK AB LK to an order of the honorable tbe
J\. Inferior court ol M.mrue county, while sittiug
ns 4 court nf ordinary, will bo sold before the court
bouse door iu Forsyth, Monroe connty, on the first
Tuesday in December next, within the legal hoars of
sale, ono ndgen boy named Guts, belonging to the
r,t*te of John T. Gunn, deceased. Bold for the ben-
* fit of the heirs ofsaid estate. Terms rssli
sept to JOHN H THOMAS, Admr.
Administrator'* Kale.
A OltRKABLK to so order of the honorable tbe
?V Inferior court of Crawford connty. when sitting
for ordinary purposes, will he sold oo the first Tues
day in December next, before tbe court hoase door,
in the town of Knoxville, between the osual hoars of
,«*le— all of the land and i.egroea, belonging to the
estate of Marv Hicks, late of aaid county'deceased,
consisting of three bandied snd fifty seres, more nr
Ire*, in * high state of cultivation, with suitable dwel
ling and other nuthouses, and two negro men and
one woman. Terms made knownonthe daynfsalc.
sept3<> E. H. HICKS, Admr.
Executor’s Bale, T“
\ 47TLL he sold before the conrt house door io4he
V 1 town of Perry, Honston county, on tbe first
Tuesday in Jsnoaiy next, within tho usual hoots of
sale, a negro woman named Jinney. abont 30 year*
obi, as the property of ChristopherB.Strong, deceas
ed. Alan, will be sold at the same time and place,
nil the personal property belonging to said deceased.
Terms made kuownan the day of sale.
C. T. WOODSON, >
C. T. STRONG. > Kx'ors.
sept 8 Q. F! COOPER, )
Administratrix Sale.
U fILL b ■ si Id on the first Tuesday in December
next, within the focal hours of ggle, before the
court hose, in Newton. Bsker roomy. LotofLand.
number three hundred and sixty (360.) seventh di*
tn. i ii inslly Early, now Rakercounty, aatbe pro
perty'.'. philu -mon.latenfDoolyrounty.de-
cea*ed; dd under an order of the honorable In
Hty (Dooly.) sitting far ordina
ry ourpose* for •' ■ .in • «eof a division.
.' ° IA NR SUTTON. Adm’x.
WM. LANGLEY. Admr.
FRANCES GRIFFETII. Admi'x.
And Frances Griffith. Admi'x. on tbe estate of Ade
line Raney, deceased. oct 7
Executor’s Sale.
W ILL be sold ou Tuesday the 16th day of De
cember next, at tho residence of the -late
Washington McFsrlin,deceased of Lowndes county
all the personal property of tbe said deceased, con
sisting of horses, hogs.cattle, sheep, corn, peas, oats,
pio, wagon, baggy, household and kitchen furniture.
Ac. Sold for the benefit of the heirs aud creditors
Terms made known on the dayof sale.
■■ L. H. THURMON.
nov 4 A. W. L. MpFARLIN. J Ex oni '
Administrator s sale.
•.Administrator’s Bale.
VVIW bo sold on Tuesday, the sixteenth of De-
v / cemher next, at the residence and plantation
of Joseph Willet, Itte of Bibb County,deceased, all
the personal property of said deceased, consisting of I V^/ r ILL be sold on tbe first Tuesday in January
stock of different kinds, the cropof tbe present year. ' > • next, at tbe courthouse door iu the town of
house and kitchen fnroitnre. plantation tools, a car- - Perry. Houston county, between the lawful hoars of
risge recently repaired, buggy, gin snd gear, and **le. all the negroes belonging to the estate of John
other articles usually belonging to a plantation. Alto 1 W. Cooper, deceased, consisting of wen, woman.
of tbe capital stock ofthe Central ! hoys and girls- Terms made known on tbe day of
- n- I sale. [oct28) JOHN T. COOPER. Adm’r.
twonty shares
ty ab:
Road
tinoe Irom day to day. Terms made known on tbe
day of sale. MARGARET WILLET, Admrx.
nov 4 JOSEPH E. WILLET. An'mr.
Joernal and Messenger will copy 40.days.
Administrator's s«Ie.
W ILL be sold before tbe coart home door in
Marion.TwigBscoonty.cn the first Toesdav
in January next, witbin the legal hours ofsale. oae
negroinan named Parker, 22 years old, and Jane, a
Administrator’s ‘.tie.
A GItF. EAB LE to nn order of thu Inferior conrt of
Jones county, when sitting a* a court of ordin
ary, will be sold before tho court bouse door in Clin
ton, Jones cniinly, onthe first Tuesday in January
P OUR mogths afterdate.application will he made
totlie honorable the Interior court of Jones conn
ty, when aittiuc for ordinary purposes, for leave to
■ell the land telonring to the estateof James Adams
deceased, sow lor a division among the heirs,
ang 12 ROBT. CALDWELL. Admr.
F OLII months afterdate, application will be made
to the honorable the Inferior court of Twiggs
connty, when aitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the lsnd and negroes belonging to the estate
of John Beaford, late ofsaid conntv deceased,
sept 16 MARTHA J. BENFORD, Ex’ix.
F OUR months after date, application will be
made to the Honorable the Inferior court of
JoneS county, when setting as a court of Ordinary,
for leave to sell the lands nnd negroea belonging to
the estateof George Broach, deceared, late of Jones
conntv. Sold for tho benefit of tlie heirs and credi
tors nf said estate.
oct 14 RACHAEL BROACH, Ex’ix.
1 77 OUR months after date, ipnlication will he made
1 < tn the honorable the Inferior court of Wilkin
son connty. when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell the land beloneitg to the estate of Jos
Bullock, lste ofsaid conntv d«eeme«l.
nov II WILLI? BULLOCK, Admr.
Georgia, Bntls county.
W HEREAS, Robert Mays, applies to me fbrlet-
tersof administration, on a portion of the es
tate of Cornelias Atkinson, lato of said connty de
cease^
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular tbe kindred and creditors to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to
shew cause, if any they have, why aaid letters should
not be granted.
Given nndermy hand at office, this 6th November,
1831. JOHN McCORD.cco.
nov 11
Georgia, Dooly County.
W HERE AS,. Ceiy Ross, applies tomeforlet-
ter of Administration, on the estate of John
C. Ross, Iate nf said county deceased.
These are therefore tocite summons and admonish,
all and singular the kindred and creditors of said de
ceased, tn be and appear at my office, within the time
prescribed by law, and show cause if any exist,
whvsaid letters should not be granted
Given under my hand and official signature at of
fice, this 4th dayof November, 1831.
nov 11 ALEX. MERIWETHER, c-c o.
A RARE chance for making money by t
. XS- Saving Machine. The greatest labor
mined by the advice of my friends to have it cut out, | Macll!ae j n existence is the
which I did ; but during tbe operation it bled *6 . wJ
much that I fainted. The orifice after the operation] Avoodwortli . atenl PIatntn B .tlill.
grew up. and for two monilis 1 thought it was eu- i This Mill will piano tongue and grorelcti
tirely well, but to my surprise it commenced making i the same time, and will do more workthtnSf
its appearance again, and grew very fast until the i can, aud at the same time will do the work
fall of 1849,at whiib time it was as arge as a heu’s better, as itis capable of being set to Pits I
width or thickness, thus making the work till
form size. It is only necessary to see ooeofr
Machines in operation, to be convinced stezj
theufacticability ofhavingone attachedtoenrij
Mill or Manufactory of any kind, where tbs
power required to carry on such operation 1
machine requires but about Three Horse f*
to carry it, but the beauty of having itatucttJ
any manufactory, is that while tbe work of till
tablishmcnt may he laying still, this lltetiaf
be run.es it need have no connection withthw
works The Patent Right forthe State of fit*
(except Chatham county and tbe City of Cobra
with a district of thirty miles round.) i« omul
the subscribers and will be sold to app!ict2|
single rights CHEAP, as the ownen «! t
leaving Georgia. Would like to close op to*
est in it immediately. The new Macfesj
built will plane more than twice the qaitr* 1
Lumber the old ones wonld. To see tbe Map
in operation, we refer von to the Factotjoltkl
gnsta Machine Works. Goodrich's Mill AoioriJ
Saw Mills at Savannah, the Mills of Joins
ter, at Columbus, and tt our own Mill oeirfi'
These Machines will pay for themselvei irik
days, when at work. ^ 1
Also,a valaable Steam Engine and
horse power, together with a valuable Negro,i?|
engineer.
Letters addressed to us at Georgia Hotel,t
will meet with prompt attention sntiltbeihM
cember, prox., after which, they coat be dnta*
New York, to either of us. "
JOHN J. HALET,
DAVID S.
Application can be made also to W.
bridge of Augusta. 4t
as as arge cs a lien’s
egg, and was so paiuful that my friends and myself
became quite alarmed and they advised me to have
it removed by a Surgical Operation; again 1 consul
ted several Physicians and they were unwiliing to
undertake it as they said I might die under the op
eration, I then being about sixty-six years old. At
that time one of my sons who resides iu Macon, hav
ing seen several personi who had been cured by
you, advised me to make trialof your skill, which at
first I was unwilling to do, fearing that it would
avail nothing; but by his urgent request ami fre
quent writing tome, I determined to do so. The 1st
February last, I [>ut myself under voor treatment
and continued subject to your prescriptions for six
weeks, at the end of which time I returned to South
Carolina completely cured, and my general health
sdar tiftoark the spot which oneyear ago was a targe
Cancer. I now with confidence recommend yon to
qny who may be suffering from the same disease
feeling assured that they will not only receive your
attention a* a gentleman and Physician, but also
yoursympathies as a Christian.
Yours with esteem,
JANE LAWTON.
Georgia, Dooly Comity.
-C^-HEREAS, Hudson D. Taber, applies to me
it for letters of Administration, on the estateof
James M. Forester, late of said county, deceased.
These are therefore Incite summons and admonish,
all and singular the kindred and creditors of said de
ceased, robe and appear at my.office, within the
time prescribed by law. and show canse if any exist,
why said letters should not be granted
Given under my hand and official signature at of
fice, this 4th day of November, 1851.
nov 11 ALEX. MElllVVETHER.ee o.
DRY GOODS.
At Greatly Reduced Prices for Cash.
T HE undersigned, being desirous of closing up
their entire stock of Dry Goods, will now offer
the saine very low for Cash. Our stock consists, iu
part, of the following articles: Colored and Black
Silks, Tissues. Borages, Embroidered and Printed
Jac’t., Muslins and Lawns Jac t., Swiss, Book and
Mull Muslins. Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Swiss
and Jact Insertion and Edgings, Thread anil Lisle
do., Hemsticbed and Bordered ’ Handkerchiefs,
Linen Lawn, Irish Linen, from 23‘to 100 yards. Silk
snd Cotten Hosiery, Kid, Silk and Cotton Gloves,
Ginghams, Prints, Cotton Shirts, Stripe and Check
Linen, White and Brown Linen Drilling.Drapdeete
Laco and Common Musquitoe Nettings, Grass
Cloth, Furnitare Dimity, Marlboro Plads, Hickory
Stripe, Apron Checks 5-10 and 11-4, Bid. Sheeting
Bid. and Brown Shirting, Bid. nnd Brown Table
Cloths, Bid. Table Diaper, Table Covers, Birds Eye,
Huckaback and Scotch Diaper, Crash, Corded and
Patent Elastic Skirt*. Gents Silk and Cotton Um
brellas. Ladies Silk Umbrellas and Parasols, Fans,
L’ace Capes. Black aud Fancy Silk Cravats, Ac. In
conclusion we would say, pleasg call and you will
find all articles usually kept in a Dry Goods Store,
and at such prices ns can hardly foil to please.
EDDY Sc LATHROP, Second street,
may 27. next doorto Boardman’s Bookstore
Admiuistrator’s Sale,
'Y?S7’ILL be sold bqfore the court bouse door in La- j
f V nier. Macon county, on the first Tuesday in
December next, between the usual hours of sale. 50
acres of Land on the North East corner of Lot No 6
in the 15th district of formerly Houston, now Macon
connty. Sold as the property of Joshua Taylor, de
ceased (tlie widow's dower in said land excepted.)
Sold under a decree ofHoustoo Superior Court.
GEORGE W. RAY, Admr. ofJ. Taylor, dec'd.
sept 16
F
countv, . ■■
to sell all the’ land* and neeroes! beioncingto the es
tate of Thomaa Howell, lateof saidrnnniv deceased,
nov 11 DAVID TOOKE. Admr.
Admiaistrator’a sale.
VSTILL be r oo tin- first Tuesday in December
V V next, at tlie court bouse door, in tbe town of
Knoxville, within the legal hours of sale, all the
lands belonging to the estate of Henry Waller, late
nf Crawford county, deceased, lying in said county,
ry Sold agreeably to \n order of tlie Honorable Iuferi-
next, withiu tbe'lcgal houra of sale. 2021 acres Land, I orepurt of aaid county, when sitting as a court of
more or less* number not known. lying 1 in Jones | ordinary for tho btivntof ibe beirs anJ creditors of
county. Sold at thu property of James Adams, de- j s*>destate. MARY WALLER, Adm’tx.
ceascil.for division among the heir,. ; Octohar3. IP.,1. _ _ oct>4
ROBERT CALDWELL. Admr.
Trustee’s salt
Administrator’s sale,
w ILL ! rold before the court house door in the
A LL persons having demands against the estate
x\. of Wm H. Brooks, llteof Crawfnnl connty. aro
requested to present theta in terms of tbe law, and
those indebted to said estate, are requested te make
immediate payment.
MARTHA BROOKS.Adm’x.
THOMAS ANDREWS,) . ,
AARON SHUHLEY, ( Admr »-
N.B—For convenience Thomas Andrews will
have the accounts and notes in Knoxville for settle
ment. " nay U
“ Beauty and Economy Combined.”
THE OLD VIRGINIA* DYE-HOUSE,
(Pbmnix Like) baa from its ashes risen, with allies
various virtues, its original colors to bestow.
T HE.subscriber most respectfully informs his cu*
tomers and tbe ptfolic generally,that his estab-
| lishment has been rebuilt, andean now be found on
upnria^i';’ f . > °i? , o- .. I Cotton Avenue, West ofthe Washington Hall, where
HEREAs, Robert D. Sincla |r , applies to me [ le , g folly prepared to execute in the beat man!
Guardianship cf the person and pro- nera ]i the various branches of Dyeing, IJenovc i-
perty of Benjamin Cnlpepper and Susannah Culpep i ing and Repairing all kinds ofReadyMade Cloth-
tenutvreea^ed Jam ‘ PCPPer " ° f “‘“M i»g, andLadies Dresses..ghawls, Bb/ucts and all
connty deceased. * I sorts of Fancy Goods damaged by use. Ladies and
These are therefore to cite summons and admon.sb . Gentlemen will please label all articles sent to this
all and singular tbe kindred of said minors to be and o.tablishment Good* from .11 . . 11
appear at iny office, witbin tbe time prescribed by 1 ? ! ‘* oods * rom al ‘ parts °f 1 thestateseat
w
law. and show cause.if any exist, why said tellers
should not becranted
Given under my hand, and official signature at of
fice. this 4tb dav of November, 1851.
nov 11 ALEX. MERIWETHER, cco.
Georgia, Dooly connty.
"V^THEREAS, Sarah E. Holliday, administratrix
Ii of Simeon L. HoHiday. deceased, applies to
me for letters of dismission from said administration.
These are therefore to cite summons and admonish
all persons concerned or interested, to beard appear
atroyoffice witbinthe time prescribed by law. and
show cause, if any exist, why said letters should not
be granted.
Givcnundermy hand andofficialsignatureatoffice,
, . parts ofthestatesent
as before, shall receive prompt attention audforward-
ed back with care.
Factories and others having warp filling to color,
will find it to their interest to test the virtues of this A liberal discount will, in an "’."'(Ajutl
establishment. Persons wishing Homespun dyed where the Cash is paid, and the Gw »
will please observe, for black the warp must be pur
pie or blue; for brown a copperas color, and for green
tbe Warp must be white.
feS^Cash must be paid on delivery ofGoods.
apHS JOHN C. LOGAN.
4 LL persons indebted to tho estate of James | this 9tfi day of July. 1851.
Y a. Lightfoot. late ofsaid county, will please make July 15 ALEX. MERIWETHER, Clerk.
immediate payment, and those to whom said estate
is indebted will present their demands anthentioateil
in tho terms of tbe law. JAMES R. FIELDS.
eov U Admr.
Georgia, Wilkinssa county.
"V 1 S/"JIEREAS.A. E.^ Cochran, applies to me for
V Y letters of administration de bonis non on the
estate of Jesse C. Jackson, late of said[county de
ceased.
' These nre therefore tn cite nnd admonish nil nnd
singular the kindred aDd creditors ofsaid deceased,
{° a ‘,'' lapp ’ “.'■"tniy office within the time preseri-I -a a Bales Bagci lg; 50coils Rope; 5 hhds sugar;
hud by law .to shew cause, if any they have, whysald i IVI 2D bbls clar lied do; li 0 sacks salt;
Lost,
O MN Thursday last, at tbe Fair Ground, or in the
city, a large leather Pocket Book, aomewhat
worn, containing several notes and other valuable
papers. These notes were chiefly made payableto
to tho undersigned by citiz, i • 'of Lee and Sumter
couottes, and dated sometime in the years 1850 and
1851. All persons are hereby cautioned against tra-
ding for anyof the aforesaid notes, and the makers
thereof, requested not to pay them to any one hot my
self, as they were either lostor stolen from my pock
et. Any information concerning the.Pocket Book,
or notes can be addressed to me at Americas. Ga.
: POT4 12 JOHN J. YOUNG.
K'tic. >;>r C.'i>h.
(Premium Cotton Gin
E T. TAYLOR & CO. Proprietor!4J
• Columbus Cotton Gin Manafsctoiy. rt'J j
satisfaction to announce to their patroM.
Planters generally throughout tho Catton growl
gion, that they are prepared to supply *010““
their Celebrated PREMIUM GINS.
Where these Gins have been once sssM
bo deemed unnecessary for the Alanafsotoros Jl
a word iu their favor, as they feel confi«td®Vl
chines have been brought to such perfecW®*? j
superior performance will recommend
ference to all other Gins uow in me, Fort"?
faction of those who have not used the Grot *
unacquainted with their reputation, *hs ‘"f M
need only say that the First Prexic*’™'* j
awarded to them forthe best Gin exl»p ,te ? J
Great StateFairheld at Atlanta, Georg'»’J*Jl
Alabama and Georgia Agricultural and X|"TJ
Fair held at Columbus, snd at the 4n*s*‘ J
tbe South Carolina Institute »
Cotton ginned ou these Gins received [lie
miums at the exhibition held in Ch*i'**“%
Carolina,and at evety Fair where ssQP ltsc '
from them have been exhibited.
The Proprietors have ia their posseiiron
Certificates from Planters, Cotton Broken,
sion Merchants,and ManufacturersofCO»“^d
testifying that the performance of the bta S
samples produced by them, cannot be eJ ‘ I
any Gins ever manufactured. Trirtra
All orders for Gins, given either to °”’ -v^ill
or Local Agents, or forwarded to the
mail, will always receive prompt ,tte " 1-g
will be sent to 'any part of the country w
ed to give satisfaction. ,
A liberal diacount will, in all ctset, o* ”
Manufactory.
Columbus. April 22,1851. ly 3* _—■
GUiV^IAJV U I’A C TOK V.—A E**?*
iyin : between the lwo Houktoti ronds, nbout
I) mile* irom llaeoo. ad • ining the Frienoa plaoe,
mure fully 11-scribed in a deed of trust made to me ns
trustee fur the children of the late Mrs. T.X. Hurt
le! tiff county deceased. Sold for the benefit
ofsaid children. NATHAN C. MUNROE,
Macon, Nov. 4,1831. Trustee.
bn .1 , 1!:: trict. Bihli connty. well timbered, ndi in-
in • Wm. R Bnzbce, McNeal • i 1 1-s. Sold 1 ;.•
ordered the court of Ortlinaiy, Bibb county, forthe
benefit ofthe heirs and creditor* of tbe estate of
Ji ’ n B. Grace,lateof sai 1 > u:.tv deceased. Terrt
cash. WM. CARLOS, Admr.
nov 4 :
j^OUIt. months after date, application will he j
JI- • made to the honorable Inferior court, of Dooly
county, when sitting for ordinary porno,e*. for leave I
to sell the unsold land* belongi : ,g re the estate of
Simeon Robert*, for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said deceased.
nov 23 ARRINGTON PHILLIPS, Admr.
letters should not be granted
Given under my hand nt office, this 14th Oct. 1831.
oct 21 E. J. GILBERT, c.c.o.
varinns brands: 25 hhls
oct 28
. SOhbis flour
whiskey and rum
J. S. RICHARDSON.
D C. HODGKINS respectfully inform*
• and cast uners, thathehasremovea j,
lishment to the Brick range between. U|M
House and Mason Sc Dibble’s Livery I -i1t\
St, Macon, where he will shortly ope" 10 I
D. C. RilBCKIKS * 80 *»J
a very select and valuable aiscstases*
their line of business, such as single ... gr
reledCSCNS, Ji! $T.J.’.«<, Colt’s and ow
vers, Walker, Ely, and Cox’s CAPS.
and all other articles of Sportsman’s
large assortment of Gan Materiel*.P°?“,iigfljra
ty REPAIRING, STOCK ING aas*‘Tj c# . N
executed in the best style and at sbortaw^j^M
ders from the country punctually »[tenae ^,,1
era! patronage is respectfully sohciteJ_VL g0»|
firm of D. C. HODGKHW
aug 19
GI.T/('d 4’:ij>s.
jxffEN’S. youth’s Rad boy’s oil silk covered cloth
Ill Caps, .list opened at No. 7, Arcade Building,;
Cotton Avfcnue. ' D. HEIDT Sc CO.’ ‘ -M.’ Mills,for sal
noy 11 sept 30
t )A Bales Gm ny Baggii low for cash.
4 M/oct 2! I.' HARDEMAN A HAMILTON.
H.—179 packages from Atlanta Stream
by
A. J. WHITE.
Nolle.
TTAVING commeic ed bus
11 known as “Seymour’a” coraef.-^j 0/q
constantly on hand, a fresh and
GROCERIES ANDLIQUORS. whuS’/ b .
J.-vc, aud a< .mi : U ru.s ■■■■ • : v y„.
the city. Perecas wishing to purch»°>
well to give mo a ci. . onrMAk’i'
THOMAS HARDLJi-
Macon, August 26, 1551.
