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'Tin All one to Me.”
The subjoined lines are from the Gcrumifat
and rightly understood, there is a wodd of
meaning in them.—Knackerbucket*
Oh! ’ti? nil one to tne, all one,
Wlietln r 1 ve money, or ulirthi-r I’ve none!
Hr who li.is iiMiev can bn liim a wife,
A:i.l lie » 1.0 lias none ran he free lor life.
Hr who Iiho money Cal trailo if he choose.
Ami he who li.is none hos nothing to lose.
He who has money« .in squint nt the fair.
Am! he who has nont escape* from much care,
lie w ho ii I' ' lias lire.- not a few.
And he who has UOIM can sleep the night through.
He who has mojrv can go to the play.
Ami lie who has none nt homo can stay.
He who has money can travel ulmnt,
He who has none can go without.
He who lias money can he coarse ns he will.
And he who line none cun bo conrser still,
lie who has money can cat oyster moat,
Ami ho whu has nunc the she’ll can eat.
He who it is money ran drink foreign wine.
And lie a ho has none with the gout will not pine.
He who has mcney the casli must pay.
And he who lies none, says ‘Charge it, pray!’
lie who lias money keeps a dog it ho pleaao,
And he who has none is not troubled with fleas,
lie w! o lias im ney must die one day,
And Ii»who has none must go the sanio way.
All! ’I is nil one to me, all one.
Whether I’ve money or whether I’ve nouo!
From the St. Louis .Republican ofScpt. 24.
All Quiet in Kansas.
What will tho freedom shrickera do now ?
Tito Missourians have retired from Kansas to
thiir homes; and Lane atul his band of ioafers
and ractnuflSua have fled from Kansas, taking
with them everything they could lay their
hands upon as so much booty. They have
gone to Nebraska, to prey upon the people of
that quiet and prosperous Territory, and from
thence will make forays in whatever quarter
plunder may be obtained. They will be a
curse to Nebraska if they stay there long.
But there is peace in Kansas. Henceforth
tho laws will be executed in the only way
in which they ought to be, by tho civil author
ities. and the scenes of violence and disorder
which have too long distracted that Territory
will be of rare occurrence.
We congratulate the people who yet remain
there, and whose destiny is associated with
that of the new Territory, upon this re
sult. We congratulate the country upon the
cessation of civil strife, and trust that it will
he iong before such scene is again presented.
Wo sympathize with the black republicans in
the misfortune attending this closing up of
their manufactory of lies-, nt the same time that
tho country will feel relieved from the shame
which has been brought upon it by the coin
age and constant circulation of so many and
such startling falsehoods. What will become
of the sltriekers for freedom now ? How cun
they manage to keep up the agitation and ex
citement until the presidential election is over/
Where will the preachers of the North find
tales of horror sullicicut to fill up their ser
mons for the next five Sundays ? What new
magazines of detraction and calumny can they
open upon tho South with which to mislead
their too credulous followers ? These and
many other like questions prcscut themselves
on tho simple annunciation that there is peace
in Kansas. Long may it continue there!
Cosily Funeral Car.
A magnificent hearse has just been finished
in Philadelphia, for St. Louis, at :i cost "bf
$3,50lK). The body of the hearse, which is
painted black is hung upon five springs. It
is enclosed by ton pnnncls of French plate
glass, highly ornamented in gold and silver in
tho Gothic style of architecture. The roof is
supported by eight silver columns, the basis
of w hioh are highly wrought in gold, while the
tops projecting above the roof represent eight
gold vessels containing blazes of silver light.
Gothic arches, done in silver and gold, span
the pannels and extend around the roof, and
below the pannels are eight heavy silver
mouldings, studdied with gold rosettes. The
whole is surmounted by eight white plumes,
three feet high, made of ostrich feathers.
The Ashes of Columbus.
Gen. NY nlker, on the day of his inaugura
tion ns President of Nicaragua, gave a re
markable and significant toast, which appro
priately dosed the festivities of the day. It
w-as :
*• The ashes of Christopher Columbus—which
rest in the Cathedral of Havana—they should
belong to America, and not to Europe.”
The most exciting enthusiasm echoed the
sentimeut. Even in the growing emergencies
'which demand his busy brain in his adopted
country, tho General did not forget the war
fare and the rights of the country of Iris birth;
nor could he sec why the Queen of tho Antilles
could not preserve her “rare and radiant”
beauty under the republican regime of Uncle
Sam.
*’ Coming events cast their shadows before.”
Children.
Ami still I looked upon their loveliness.
Ami sought through nature for similitudes
Of perfect beauty, innocence and bliss;
And fairest Imagery around mo thronged :
Dew -drops nt day-spring on a seraph'a locks,
ltoscs that balhe about tho well of life,
I oung lovers, young hopes, dancing on morning’s
cheek,
G«msleaping in tho coronet of Love!
So beautiful. so full of life, they seemed
As made entiro of beams of angel's eyes.
G»y, guileless, sportive, lovely, little'things!
l'laying around the den of sorrow, clad
In unties, believing in their fairy hopes.
And thinking man and woman true! ail joy,
Happy all day, am! happy all the night.—Pollock
Prolific Colton.
Tho Selma (Ala.) Sentinel thus describes n
etalk of a variety lately exhibited:
“This stalk contained over one hundred full
grown bolls, and quite a number of squares
mid small 'bolls, and judging'from its appear
ance, it would have yielded at least two pounds
of the best quality of seed cotton. It was
What is termed the 4 Eoyd Cotton,’ ond was
grown oil the plantation of Mr. Dillard, near
this ciip\ \Ve should think cotton planters
would ind it. quite profitable to plant this kind
<<f-colton altogether. Mr. Dillard informed tu
he had about eighty acres planted of this cot
ton. And that almost every stalk in the field
would yield equal to the one shown us. We
should think Mr. Dillard would do a great fa
vor to the cotton planters generally, by saving
his seed and placing a few of them in" market
this winter."
Is ii a Itarguiu !
\Yc learn front sources that wc can hardly
doubt, that the leaders .of the Buchanan and
Fillmore parties have come to an understand
ing. and are now at work, night and day, con
summating the coalition to defeat Fremont.
The South will throw Fillmore overboard (as
wc have all along expected and predicted) for
Buchanan ; while at the North, the Fillmore
men will vote for Buchanan, wherever the
juimigamatioflis likely to effect the desired ob
ject. An arrangement like this looks rather
formidable; it is well calculated to appal timid
llepublic.uis, and nerve to greater exertion the
brave.—IV. V. .Mirror, Black Jt'jiuhlirnu.
Tlie Tobaeeo Crop.
Tlie accounts from the West represent the
present crop of tobacco as beingmeagre beyond
former years, and the crop in Virginia is a
small otic. Tlie editor of the .Marlboro's Gaz-
<■//<. who has made diligent inquiry ns to the
qunntity of tobacco, the growth of this year
in Maryland, says he is assured that it is far
below tlie average yield, in a few sections of
l’riuec George’s county the crop is fair—in
other places not one half as large us usual.
Jones Slierifl Nale.
-f-i TILL !>'• '"M before thi- immi house door in tlie
\Y town ofC.intou .ili i.i-tiui.-'liiyiuOcto-
bqr next, to.,.following ,--f.riy,t w.t.-
TunliunJr. J ajid fmiy on? bind, inure or It-?,
the place whereon Francis Oral m.wlives, adjoining
lands to IHnun Vinsund and Baldwin Lediow mid
others; levied upon as tho property of Charles Paul
tos iiisfv cm- ti fa, (Minded Upop attachments issued
fro® Jones Super! r IVort, in favor of Ughtfoot,
Flanders A Co. vs Charles i’uul. l’n-perty pointed
in said fi fa. „
Also, at .-nine time and phico, will be sold four ne
groes, viz: Iliacy a worn m lsvesrs of age, Ambrous
a Boy 15 ve.'.rs of ago, -Millv a girl II years of nge,
Miles U boy four years of age, all tlie above ne
groes very likely levied upon as the property
of Beth Towles to satisfy four ti fas, ope jssned from
Jones Superior Court in favor of David I’. Carson vs
Seth Towles, and three from Jonei Inferior -Court
one in favor of Hcnrv R- Green, one in favor of W il-
lis S. Child*, one in favor of F. S. Johnson ; also to
satisfy divers Justice Court fi fas, issued from *47th
district. Levied and returned to me by a constable,
sept a JAS.T. RENFRQE, Sh’ff.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold
three hundred acres of land, raoro or icsa, lying on
tho Ocmulgee River in aaid county; sold as the prop
erty of John L. Allen to satisfy a ti fa issued from
Jones Superior court In favor of Green A* Glower
rs John l,. Allen, John W. Clark makers, and Jo
seph L. Holland ns security,
sept • JAS. T- KENFROK. Sh’ff.
Sales. Qivrv.:.
■iv in N iv, oil— r G ,J| " 1 '•
iii .xv iii-*. (.’mw- 1 11:,- i
uf sale—the fol
L-rty, I
• interest of Jam
lined slaves, viz: Dave n
ami: Jeh.1. Warm
Jones Sheriff Sale
W ILL be sold before the court house door in the
the town of Ciiutou, Jones county, on the first
Tuesday iu October next, between tho usual hours
of sale, tlie following property, to-wit :
One buudrnd nud aixtv seres of land, more or less,
being tho place wkumra Naiiry May now lives, ad
joining lands la John Ban-field and others, and four
negroes, to-wit: Amanda and her three children
Lucy, Harriet and Mary, and very likely; levied
upon as tlie property of Nancy May, to satisfy one
ti fa, issued Irom Joins Ii.tciinr Court, in favor of
Davis Duncan, Administrator of George Duncan, de
ceased, against Nancy May aud O. II. P. May, sur
vivors of Horatio May. Property pointed out by
Nancy May. JAMES G. BARNES, D. Sh’ff.
aug 36 m m
Administrator's Stile. .
T>Y virtue of an order from tho Honorable Court
D of Ordinary of Jasper county, will be sold bo-
fore tho court house door iu the town of Monticello,
Jasper county, on tho first Tuesday in December
next, within the legal hours of sale, one thousand
and fifty acres of land, known as the place whereon
John Jackson, lute of said county, deceased, was re
siding nt the time of his death, three hundred acres
of which are in tlie woods and are rich and well tim
bered. Tho cleared land is nil (with the exception
of twenty acres) in a high stnte of cultivation. Said
plantation lies two miles south-east of Hillsboro’ and
eleven miles from Monticello, adjoining the lands ot
James W. Shropsier, JessoGlnwson, Daniel Novens
anil Sarah Itarbee.
There arc- on the Plantation two dwellings (one of
which is an excellent one,) so situsted that the Plan
tation can bo divided into two convenient farms—
good negro honses. gin house, packing screw and
othernecessnryont building. The location is healthy,
the Plantation is well watered, society is good, aud
the lands are productive; the purchaser will doubt
less get a good bargain.
Terms—A credit of twelvemonths for notes and
;ood security. Half the amonut of sale can bo iu
ulgeil two years. WILLIAM V.LANK, Adm'r.
There will also l»b sold on Said Plantation, some
time in December next, the crop of Corn and Rod
der, an excellent lot of Pork aud stock Hogs, a fine
lot of Horses and Mules, Cattle arid Sheep.
sept 2
Executor’s Sale.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Noveinbtr
next, agreeably to the directions of the last
will and testament of William Zeigicr, in Knoxville,
Crawford county, within thu legal hours of sale, one
hundred aud fifty* acres of laud, known os the Hatch
er laud, in tlie second district of originally Honstou
now Crawford county. JNO. W.DENT, Ex or.
scptS '
MACON CITY PROPER i’Y
At Executor’s Sale.
W ILL be sold at the court house in Macon, Bibb
county, on the first Tuesday in October next,
one two acre lot, No. six, in the Southern range of
said city, on which there are four dwellings.
Also, two half aero lots. Nos five ond aix, n square
81, of said city.
Also, Lot No. two, in square forty-one, on which is
a dwelling now occupied by A.B. Adams.
Also, a half acre lot on Bridge street, in square
three, on which there is a two story dwelling, lately
occupied by George Douglass. Sold as the proper
ty of Job Taylor, late oi Monroe county, deceased,
under authority of his last will and testament,
j uneat • CHAS. F. CARDEN. Ex’or.
A<lmiiiisti;itor’s Mule.
W ILL bo sold before tho court honso door, in
Clinton, Jones oounty, on the first Tuesday in
Docember next,within thojlegal hoars of sale, all tho
real estate lying in Jones county belonging to Ed
wsni Daniel, deceased.
june 3 WASHINGTON KELLY, Adm’r.
Executor’s Sale.
DY virtue of an order from the Honorable tha Or
Xj dinary of Jones county, will be sold before tbo
conrt house door in Clinton, Jones county, on the
fir.-t Tuesday in November next, all the real estate
belonging to Oliver Morton, late of Jones county,
decesiedT JAMES GODDARD, ) E _, OI _
juneio OLIVER H MORTON, > ” ora *
Valuable Swamp JLautt for Sale
W ILL be sold at private sale, CTO acres of choice
■ River Lands, situated about two miles below
the city of Macon—about 300 of which are under cul
tivation. Sold under authority of the last will and
testament of Job Taylor, deceased,
juue 24-3ra CHAS. F. CARDEN. Ex’or.
The Way They Fixed it.
Ic so happened that Monday) last election
•la/t was included in a cainp-mecting, held in
Burnet county. How to fix it they did not
know, as many did not want to leave the camp
ground. By consent) however, the. polls were
removed to tin* camp-ground, and the. voters
marched from the stand after 8 o’clock service,
to the polls, singing “ Come thou fount of
every blessing,” iSr.c., and deposited their votes,
and returned in due time to attend II o’clock
preaching.—Houston (Texas) Telegraph.
Tut: Cost ok the War to England.—The
cost of the late war to England is now ascer
tained to have been, in round numbers,
0(H),OiM). No permanent addition was, how
ever, made to the national debt.
Raiiroutl Stork for Sale.
K XECUTOR’S SALE —Will be sold at the court
house in tlie city of Macon, on tho first Tuesday
in October next, Fifty Shares in the Macon ft West
ern Railroad. Sold os the property of Job Taylor,
deceased, lato of Monroe county,
jine 31 CHAS. F. CARDEN, Ex’or.
AtlIII:iriMf:;toi's !>tiie.
A GREEABLY to an order of the Honorable the
/jL Ohtlnary of Crawford, (July term, 1856,) will be
sold before luo conrt house door at Knoxville, on
tho first Tuesday in October next, all tho lands be
longing to the estate of Green L. Mills, deceased,
late of said county. Sold for the benefit of tho estate.
Terms made known on day of sale,
jnly 15 BRYAN BATEMAN. Adm’r.
Administratrix's Sale.
T) Y order of tlie'Ordinary ol Cbathara county, will
IS bo sold before tho court bouse door in Macon,
on the first Tuesday in October next tbo following
negroes, to-wit: Clari.-sa a woman, and her three
children Mary, Ann and Irwin ; belonging to the es
tate of Thomas A. Brown, deceased.
ju!y23 ELIZA ANN BROWN. Adm'x.
Administrator's Sale.
U Y virtue of an order from the Honorable the
Court of Ordinary oT Taylor county, will be
sold before (lie court bouse door in Butler, ou tbe
first Tuesday iu October next, lot of land No, 196, iu
the third district of Taylor county, as tlie property
of Inman Stephens,late of said couutv, deceased,
aug 13 SEABORN R. STEPHENS, Adm’r.
Executor's Sale.
U Y virtue of the last Will and Testament of F. G.
Colbert, late of Bibb county, deceased, will bo
aold on tho first Tuesday in November next, before
tbo court house door In the city of Macon, within
tlie legal hours of sale, the plantation whereon de
ceased formerly lived, dying in tho counties of Bibb
and Monroe, eleven miles North of Macon,-situated
within two miles of the Macon ft Western Railroad,
immediately on tho Road leading from Macon to
Thomnston; containing, according to tho title deeds,
twelve hundred and sixty kevon acres, of which five
hundred are woodland, tlie remainder is in a sac
cessfui stnteof cultivation. The Improvements con
si.-t of n good dwelling honso and ail the necessary
out houses of every description in a lino state of re
pair.
It is altogether a very desirable situation for a
residence, nud any person wishing to examine the
place previnns to the day of sale, will call ujam Mr.
.i i: Bha ; n, who will be found mi tbo premises
and will show it. Also, on Thursday following, tlie
6tJi day of November, will bcsoldon the above men
tioned place the perishable property belonging to
the estate of deceased, consisting of mules, cattle,
hogs, sheep, plantation tools and various other arti
elcs too tedious to mention.
Sale to continue from day to day until all is sold.
Terms of sale on the day. '
THUS. M. GRIFFIN, > - , .
A. O. FOSTER, S
SCPt 16
Adiiiiiiis:r:tl<ii’'>
U Y virtue of an order fr.nn tlie Ordinary of Hous
ton county, will bo sold before the court house
door in the town of Perry in said county, on the first
Tuesday in November next, within tho legal hours
of sale, three hundred and seventeen (317) acres of
laud, more or h consisting of lot Lot No. seven
IT) in tlieN.E. corner of 1--t No. 3(7, in the loth
district, and fifty-seven add ode-half acres in North
lull:'of the S 'llti; ll.lit "t i"t N ” iu tin- loth di-
trict of said county, known os the lands belonging
to the c.-tntu of John Woodward, late of said county,
deceased, and to be sold as such for the purpose of
distribution. Terms on the day of sale.
WILLIAM sh MOORE,
septic Adm’r. d« bonis non.
Admiiiislraioi'sHtile.
W ILL sold mi Thursday tic- ti'ttli d.iv ot O •
toher next, nt tlie late residence of Andrew
J. Orr, in tlie city of JIacon, all tlio Household anil
Kitchen Furniture, oud new Piano, one good two
Horse Carriage ami Harness complete, one Two
Horae Wagon end Harneis, nil belonging to tlie es
tate of Andrew J. Orr, late of Bibb county, deceased,
sept to I > \V i Itii;. A,im r.
B Y virtue of an
Joins count
iriiiiiiiisli’aCor's Nttle,
an order of the Court of Ordinary of
be sold before tho conrt
house door ol *uid county, on the first Tuesday in
January next, fifteen negrpea belonging to the estate
fWiluam Towles, late of sold county, deceased,
old for tho benefit of the Inirs and creditors of said
citnte. Terms on tlie day.
ipt H JOSEPH L HOLLAND, Adm’r.
Administrator's Male.
A GREEABLY to an order of Jones Court of Or-
. dinary, will he old fn-fore the courthouse door
in Clinton, on the first Tuesday in December next,
the real u.-tate of James II. JackJon, lato of said
county, deceased. Terms on the day.
sept to STEPHENf JACKSON, Adm’r.
Crawford Sheritf
W r ILLbo sold ou th- hist To
next, ::t the court house ir
ArtTcoundi withinttb legal hoi
lolling property, to nit:
The interest of James O. R. Mat lien a in tlie follow-
id Mott, no n: Loui-.-i,
n sod Georgo, boys—
in-In:■ iv.t is the oivm rsiiip of tin negroes and die
right to take control of them, at tlie end of tho our
rent year, whan'the time for which they are now
hired to Ewell Webb will expire, and tin- purchaser
will then be entitled to receive them into possiiaunD.
I have, al-o, it. tiei that tln-y an ti::d-r.i m it.
lien to the said Eweil Webb and Isaac Dennis, which
will make ids interest ati equity of redemption. The
property described was levicd'up oi by virtue oftnn-
dry Justices* conrt fifa’s, by Elisha A. Harris, con
stable, by whom the levies ivero returned tome—fi
ill’s in favor of Martin Barnett and others vs. tho
said James O. R. Matthews
Also, Lot of Land No. 5( in tlie oth district of orig
inally Houston, noiv ‘Crawford county, one roan
Horse, and ono Buggy, as the property of John H.
Jenkins, to satisfy two fi fa’s from tlie superior court
one in favor of Willis Currv, the other of Samuel
Lipman vs tlie said John II. Jenkins. ■*
LEWIS F. HICKS, Sheriff,
Also, at the same time and-place, will be sold.
tho following described parcel ot land; to-wit: Sixty
acres contiguous to tbe town of Hopewell, bounded
a* follows, on the South by Hie premises of R. Loc
kett, on the We»t by Win. Lockett and B. B. Robin
son, on the North by John G. Worsham, aud ou the
East by It. Lockett; now tho residence of John
Prim, and deeded by Ezekiel Simonton to Elizabeth
Prim; levied on as tlie property of the said John
Prim to satisfy two fi fas ’from Crawford Superior
Court, in favor of Elizabeth McCollum and E. A. ft
L. A. Simonton, Adm'r., ftc-, vs the said defendant
Pointed out by Geo. W. Norman,plaiutilTs Attorney.
Also,the following negroes, to-wit: Mat and Da
vid, negro men, Louisa and Virginia, negro women,
aud Jesse, John, Warren, George and Jack, negro
boys, and infant named Mary Aun, which aresnhject
to a contract of hiring to terminate witlp tlie present
year; levied on as thu property of James t). it. Mat
thews to satisfy a fi fa from Crawford Superior Court
in favor of Murdock ft Alton vs the said Defendant.
Property pointed out liv Plaintiff's Attorney,
sept 30 JACOB J.OWE, D. Sh’ff.
deceased,
sept S3
a uni r date app
. utrv ofjAi.es count}
. t Daniel Morris litt
ns will bo made I
for leave to sell
of said county.
"MARY S. MORRIS Admix.
CAltY W. MORRIS Adn
Georgia—Nones Cotiaij'. I Georgaa-
Mosdat, July 7,1856
rpHE Court of Ordinary of said county met this
J. day agreeably to law.
cartimT, Ordinary.
— To the Honorable the Ordinary of said county „
■XTOTICK.-Sixty days after date application Tbe petition of Benjamin T. Finney and -Aihnrnintfatffni run
IN will be m ide to the inmorable the Ordinary of Finney, Administrators do bums mm, on the estate | 11 tte s , .■ _
Bibb couutv, for ! ave to s, II the two story Dwel- of Beniamin Finney, deceased, respectfully showetli
ling House and Lot, situated in tho city ot' Macon, | to the Court that theyhive fully ^* s char£cd^theuu»}
Jones County.
.Mund.vy, June 16o«».
unty met thi
Cii aki.es M \
N
> the estate of Andrew J. Orr, late of said assigned them as ruth Administrators, and therefor*
il jceaeed. D. \V. ORlt, Adm’r. petitions the Court for a discharge from liioir Ad
ministratorship.
i...,.,..:. 1 r— ——: T*—rr—r-— ; I Be.\J. T. VlSSEY and THOMAS J. e J N N K V,
Ol ICE is hereby given to Joserih Shelton, of Adm’rs. and Petitioners.
I tbo btate.of Louisitaa, and to all others whom he aring tho above petition, it is ordered Oat
it may concern, that I sh.Jl «RP'y‘"^Ordinary of ^,"011 be issued, and tliat all persons concerned.
Jasper county, State of Georgia,, on the first Monday | ; u_ :„.„i c i,„„. if
in October next, * —
divide the negro
John Jackson, la
the distributors of said
sept 9 i
OTIC& m RUH | I
be made to the Ordinary of Jones county, for Gazette of said State, for tlio space of six months.
T HE Court of Ordinary of-aid cc
day, agreeably to law. Present
cakthv, Ordinary. -
To the Honorable, the Ordinary af said con, lu:—
of Hearndou Patterson and Joseph 15.
tostainento nmmxr
.”.11 the estate of Willie l’.ittersou, deceased, respe.
fully showetli to the Court, that they have discharg
ed the duty assigned them as such Administrator?,
and therefore petition to the Court fot a diseliF '
from their Administrator.-hip.
Hkahndon I’attfiison,
JosErn B. Patterson,
% ‘ Adm’r? and Petitioners
On hearing tho above petition, it is ordered that
concerned, bo
filtFGs.
J. EL & W. S. ELLTs
Keeps constantly on hand, a anncrul ,
menl of .DJiUGH ASJJ .'dllUIC!X\
CHERRY STliEi.T.—MAi ox,
AyfERCUANTS, Physicians an,! DInutf rs .
i.iJ- supplied with fresh and genuine ,,, ■
price3. Also, a stock of Landreth’s fr,
SEED A, at **-| * *— r
fob 13
i, a stool: ot i.amtreth’8 fresh (JAlad :
: the lowest prices,, wholesale uAi*
A true extract from the minutes of Jones Court of I or more
Administrator’s Sale*
I N pursuance of an order of the Honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Worth county, will be sold
on tlie first Tuesday in December next, before the
court house door in the town of Isabella, Worth
conuty, one half of lota of Laud numbtrhu, ui and (0
and one hundred and sixty five acres of lot No. 39,
and fractional lots 92, 93 and 94, containing iu alj
1325) acres—it being the nudivided interest of An
drew J. Shine, late of said couutv deceased. All in
the 15th district of orginaliy Dooly now Worth couu
ty. Terms made known on the day of sale.
SAMUEL I*. JONES, Admr-
SARAH C. SHINE, Adm’x.
" w
I also offer at private sale, it being one-lmlf
of the above Lauds. A11 of which lies in a body,
having upwards of 500 ncresdeared, about 300 acres
of first rate river hammock, an excellent log dwel
ling, negro and other out buildings, gin house and
screw, good Well of water, and a pleuty of running
water nud very little waste land. Those wishing
such a place wonld do well to examine for them
selves. Mr. II. Nichols who will be found on the
plane, will shew the premises to any person wishing
to purchase. For further particular?, address the
subscriber at Drayton, Go. riAM’L P. JONES,
sept S3 Ids. ‘ . I .” .
Administrator's Sale.
B Y virtue of an order passed by the Honorable
Court of Ordinary of Bibb conuty, will be sold
on the 1st Tuesday in November uext, before the
court house door m said county, within the legal
hours of sale, all the property, both real nnd person
al. of Thomas Gibson, late of said conuty, deceased,
vis: Lots No. 7 and 9, in square 15, of the city of
Macon, with improvements thereon; Wharf. Lots
Nos. 21, S3 and 23, in city of Macon, and improve
nients—each of the above five Lots containing j an
acre—part of lot No. 3, in square 18, in city of Mu-
cun, and improvement, the eamo fronting about 65
feet on Mulberry street, running back 210 feet to tlie
alley. Also 36) acres, part of Lot No. 35S, in the
13th district of Bibb county; together with a lot of
furniture and other articles. Sold as the property
of said Gibson, deceased, and for the benefit of bis
creditors and heirs.
Terms of Sale—Personal property cash; real es
tate one-third cash, one-third January 1st, 1856, and
oae-third six mouths from day of sale,
sept 23 MARIA McCOWELL. Adm’x.
HOUSTON COUNTY LANDS
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in December
next, before the court house door in the town
of Perry, Houston county, within the legal hours of
sale, the following lots or Laud, to-wit :
Lot No. 191, in the 14th district ot Houston coun
ty, containing 202) acres; the North half of lot No.
194, in the 14th district of Houston county, contain
ing 100 acres. This Plantation contains 3031 acres
of strong Lime. Oak Land, lying on tbe Roadleading
from Perry to Travelers Rest, 12 miles West of Per
ry, on Hog Crawl creek; this place has 150 acres of
cleared Land on it, and it is iu the highest state of
cultivation; there is 75 acres of fresh Land that will
average 1400 to 1500 lbs. of Cotton to tbe acre
fences in good repair; with a good dwcUiug house
with 8 rooms, corn house and good framed stables
with some out honses; there is a splendid peach and
plumb orchard on the place, and is well watered,
having Hog Crawl creek rnnuing through the Plan
tation"; it waters every field with an everlasting These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per- tbcy j iavCj on or b e f ure the first Monday in March . I . « / * v/lr rail l e>
stream of running water ; there is also runuing wa- sons concerned or interested to be and appear at mj nelt> why tho aa |<i Jolm Williamson should not be H O L L O W AY 5 PILLS,
ter in the horse lot. This is the best Plantation to office on or beture the first Monday m October I <ji sc i, ar ,, et i f ro m said Administratorship, and why 1
next, to show <nuse, if any they have, why said let-1 Letters Dismissory should not be granted to him;
ten should not bo granted. I and it is further ordered that this citation be pub-
G 1 vwi under my hand at office, this the 25th ofAu- ii s i ic *i j n some public Gazette of said State for the
gnat, 1856. CHAS. MACARTHY, Ord. | 8pllC0 of Bix roo £ th8 .
the number of acres on Hog Crawl creek, Houston
county ; dent take my word for it, but come and look
for yourself—I will take great pleasure in showing
the lands to any person. If yon wsnt to make Cot
ton come and buy, you never will regret your pur
chase.
Also, at tho sama time and place, wiU be sold lot
No. 288, in the 14th district of Houston county, con
taining 202) acres, and the Sonth-west corner of lot
No. 225, in the 14th district of Houston county, con
taining 50 acres. This 50 acres lies joining the Ma
son county plantation, 25 acres cleared and fresh,
under good fence and in the best state of cultiva
tion. No. 288 is Rich Pino Land being half mile
South of the Macon county place, with 75 acres
cleared land and in a high state of cultivation, under
good fence, ft. Sold under an order of the Ordina
ry of Macon county, as the property of Elbert Wads
worth, deceased. Sold for the purpose of distribu
tion among the heirs entitled to the same.
JESSE D. W. WADSWORTH.
Adm’r. of Elbert Wadsworth, deceased,
sept 23~
MACON COUNTY LANDS.
W ILL bo sold on tho first Tuesday in November
next, before the conrt honso door in the town
of Oglethorpe, Macon county, within the legal hours
of sale, tbe following tracts nnd lots of land to-wit:
Lot No. 16, in tlio 15th district of originally Hous
ton now Mncou county, containing 202) acres, and
the South part of lot No. 27, in the 15tn district of
originally Houston now Macon county, containing
110 acres. This Plantation contains 312) acres of
strong Oak Lauds, lying 8 miles East of Montcxuma,
on Horseliead creek; there is 2Go acres of cleared
land on the place and in a high state of cultivation,
nnd well watered, every field ia well watered by
Hnrsebcad creek ; tho creek runs centrally through
the Plantation; fences in good repair, ftc. There
is a tolerable good dwelling honso on tho place, with
7 negro houses, good gin boose aud acrew, with
plenty of com cribs and stables, and all necessary
ont buildings that are- necessaiy on a farm; with
good peach nnd plumb orchards, and the beat well of
water in Macon conuty. Sold under an order of tlio
Ordinary of Macon oounty, ns the property of El
bert Wadsworth, deceased. Sold for tlie purpose of
distribution among the several’heirs entitled to the
same. > JESSE D. W. WADSWORTH,
Adm’r of Elbert Wadsworth, doceased.
sept33; |
Administrator’s Snlc.
T)Y virtue of an order from tho Ordinary of Wal
I ) ton county, will be sold betorc tho Court House
Door, in Vienna Dooly eouuty on the first Tuesday
in November next, Lot of Limd No. 247 in tlie 16tb
District of Dooly county. Sold ns the property of
Jc*hua Sewell deceased, (or the benefit of his heirs
and.creditors. ~t *1 fi
kept 33 Wit. SEWELL Admr.
Administrator’s Sale.
'^>Ynn order from tlie Ordinary of Bibb county,
. J will be mid on tho first Tuesday in October
next, beforo tbo court house door in the county of
Bibb, two double Wagons and Gearing, ono single
Wagon, one lot of, Id Iron, one truuk and contents,
belongiug to Lyman Porter, deceased. Sold for tlie
benefit of bis creditors.
sept 16 CLARRISSA DANIELS. Adm’x.
Administrator’s Sale.
W ILL bo sold in Forsyth, Monroo County, on
tbe first Tuesday in December next, between
tlio usual hours of sale, one negro named Nelly,
about 16 years of ago, as tho property of Mary J.
Watson, late of said comity, deceased. Sold for dis
tribution. ALEX. M. SPEER, Adm’r.
scp30 '■ .
JExccutor’s Sale.
’T~T7’iLL be sold on the first Tuesday in December
VY next, before tho court house door iii tlie town
of Vienna iu Dooly comity. In pursuance of the last
Will and Testament of Benjamin Olliff, lato of said
county, deceased, all that tract or parcel ofland, sit
uated, lying and being iu the 1st district of said
eouuty, known in tlie plan of said district as lot? num
bers one hundred and twenty-four (1341, tho half
of one hundred and thirty-two J132J, and ono hun
dred and thirty-three (133J. Said land *oUl fur the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased.
Also, on tlio Thursday following, will bo sold, lit his
late residence in Dooly county, all the perishable
property of said deceased. Terms made known on
the day of sale.
Also, at the same time and place, tcill be sold
three negroes, to wit: Jacob, a man thirty-five years
old; Lucy a woman, twenty two years old, and Rich
mond, a boy five years old. Tlie above property
sold for the purpose of a distribution among the
heirs. Terms made known on tho day of sale,
sept 16 Z A DOCK OLLIFF, Ex’or.
"VTOTICU—All persons having claims against
il the estate of Amy Wimbish, lute of Jones conn-
ty, doceased, are notified to present them to tlie un-
di-r.-igi.i-d, nud persons indebted to the e-tate til'd
ceased, are requested to make immediate payment.
pt_lt< BERRY E. LYNCH, Adm’r.
OTICE—Sixty days after date application will
be made to the Ordinary of Jones county, for
uve to sell all the real estate of Amy Wimbish, late
of saiit county, deceased.
sept 16 BERRY E. LYNCH, Adm’r.
GREAT TKIUMPRs
And unparalleled success of IIIIODEm.
VEIl A ED AGUE cure, or Ant*!,'
71 r laria ; equally certain as a Prttcnt '. '
c. No Poison.—Proofs !—Uadlh, a 9
Twelve Years ! ! ! '“Sk
Proviuexc:, JuncS9 , c -.
ing been’ informed of the illuets of,
woman, who lias not be.cn free irora
mouth at a lime .for the last twe lve
rt. that this citation be publ.sl.eu ... h^! 8 '
public gazettes of said State for tho space of ^^ » £
* 13 ’ ' . - - - - - I four months has now ; elapsed, tliero is lio
donbt the permanency of the'euro.
I am also aware of many other case* in»Ki
has been used and have never known it to
C. A. P. MASON, Apotl'eL
70 Bottles Perform 70 CW
Vosstastise, Mich., Sept. 24th 1«-
■ ... „ . James A. Rhodes. Esq.—Dear Sir:—I
. v ,„ ntnrn | ne petition ot w uuam mow. junuuoaw on M . UJ - 1 rtseut ’ ARLK3 Ma ’ sent an order to Ames ft HalliJay for .noth* t
liiied Executors . . R . r p<mf»ptfnllv I cauthy, Orchnarj. * j t^ross of your h ever and Ague Cure. It has
VrOTICK—Sixty dnys after date an application g] lowe th to tile Court that lie has fully discharged To the HouoraUe the dnSSSior 1 ^ ot Gakes, und I have only two bottles on
will be made -to the Ordinary of Jones county »i ie q utv him ns such Administrator, and r * 1 I ! .P.S, t . ltl0U ^ )f . Patchings, Jr, Admistnitor Q ne rc-aaon. it has sold is because when I liavehS
lor leave to sell all tho land belonging to James therefore netUions the Court fora disc’iur-'c from his I " lUiam Catchmgs, ^r.. dec.’r£»peetfully s.ioweth offense of Ague-or Clnll h ever, I have stot*?
Simmons, deceased! JOHN W. AMMONS, Ad^tratorihm ^ to the Court, thal he has fully discharged the duty tlo and to i d them to try it and if it did not
I ■' ’ Wili i iw Blow Adm’r and Petitioner assigned him as such administrator, and therefore, t i, ey were no t obliged to pay for it, ami thJL' 1
\Y illiam BLOW, Aum r. ai f-tui petitions to the court for a discharge from Ins admin- aI1 gat i 5 fied. I had one easo of Chill
William Catchixcs, Jr, I jt run fonrdays, but tho man came to seem.,, ,
Petitioner. 1 u ““"
leaye to soil the Widow’s Dower in the estate of
John M. Hammock, late ot said county, deceased.
BOLING G, MORRIS,
ang 6 Adm’r. de bonis non.
Ordinary, this 7th day of July, 1656.
july 15 CHAS. MACARTHY, Ord
Gcorgitt—Jones County.
Monday, July 7,1856.
T IIE Conrt of Ordinary of said comity met this
day agreeably to law. Present—Charles Ma-
carthy, Ordinary.
To the Honorable the Ordinary of said county:—
six moot!—
A truo extract (Yum tho minutes of Jones Court ot
Ordinary, this 2d June, 1850,
J r-u a t?
N OTBCE—Sixty da vs after date application will
be made to tbe Ordinary of Jones county for
leave to sell part of the real estate of John Childs,
late of said county, deceased.
WILLIAM CHILDS, and
„„ «6 ANDKK “° N J ’ MI Ou^hfiedE°?cufors I ThopetUionof William Blow, Administrator mi tlie
aug 26 . VcUannea Bxecntora| Af ninw-Hacicaaed. reaMetfnllv
arig5
june10
CHARLES MACARTHY,
. Ordinary.
Georgiif—Jones coimiy
JIo.vday, May 5. 1956. _
T HE Court of Ordinary of said county, met this
day, agreeably tolaw. 11 ——* M *-
N OTICK—Sixty days alter date appplication | Qn hearing the above petition, it i? ,“r* I Ltrniorshin
will be made to the Ordinary of Jones county, citation bo issued, and that all persons concerned, be u,iraioreiup.
N OTICE—Sixty days after date application will
be made to fhe Ordinary of Jones conntv, tor
leave to sell tlie real estate of Elizabeth H. White,
late of said county, deceased,
aug 12 JOSEPH C. WHITE, Adm’r
it nra-foarjdnfctattfce man came to sec me 0 „■
sixth day well satisfied. Truly yours, ™"*l
JOHN P. GLADDIN’ft
24 Bottles Perform 24 Cures. '
Moline, III, 8ept.2i i«,
mV, — 11,r s;. ‘ m ’ , .' S A
for leave to sell all the laud belonging to the estate and they are hereby required, to show cause, if any . , - th b petition. It is ordered, tliat
-a— i av.,i M .ifanv. SX.SS^^sits
it is further ordered that this citation be published id^istratortSiD md whv “ A K W Cure” you sent us has all been sold *
•*—"" mi “ " s “"-*• *“• - tsssta^jssissfisssssi ?s Sdjssuistsi sa’wvSR
of it is further ordered by the Court, that this citation ordtrea irom jour gem rat agent at
1 be published iu one or more puW’.c gazettes of sa.4 I fhe nlmber of FWr and Ague ca.-el^fe
six months.
A true extract from the minutes of Jones Court
N OTICE—Sixty days after duto application will Ordinary, this 7th day of J uly, 1856
Iu* mado )a ilia Hr/litiflrv nf Upmvfnril rniintv. I in P.U A C M.W
IM be made to the Ordinary of Crawford county,
for leave to «e!t nit the lands and negroes belonging
to the estate of Nathan Fowler, deceased, late ot said
county, which have not been specifically disposed of
under and by the hist will and testament ot said de
ceased. ZEPHANLAH A. FOWLER,
JOHN B. FOWLER,
aug 13 Executors.
july 15
CHAS. MACARTHY, Ord.
Georgia—Jones County.
Monday, September 1, 1856.
T HE Court of Ordinary of said county met this
day agreeably to law. Present—Charles Ma-
carthy. Ordinary.
To the Honorable the Ordinary of said county :—
I state, for the space of six months. j thMermes'inav^be fttr" 1 vefhave ahntti
I OrtSf IhSihMa ° f J °“ eS C ° Urt I fo^v,“Ya*o e m'rJStojgjSSa-
r^marj, us a , (pg^S. MACARTHY, Ord.
Cure for every case. We remain resnectfulhv
ftc, RICHARDS ft ALliv'
19 Bottles Perform 19 Cures.
Letter from a Postmaster.
Maxwell, Delaware Co, Ohio, Aug. h, ]£•
Mr.J. A. Rhodes— Dear Sir—Your nitdi(-i C( )
met with fhe most favorable success in this nt : -?!
about five bottles left, i
if no cure no pay,’ aitlioudi I*,!
j yon to do so ; but I took the v
mj’self. But not a bottle hm tf. I
am almost out of tbo article, iV^I
discharged the duty assigned her as such Execu- you would forward mo one gross of the WiuJiP
trix, and therefore petitions tlie Court for a dis- | y OU seo proper to do so, and I will be puuctnir,
payment. I inclose fifteen dollars ou the inediik
I have received, for which please mid me .-i
Georgia—Jfoues county.
Monday, Augusts, 1856.
T HE Court of Ordinary of said county met this day
agreeably tolaw. Present—Charles Macar-
B, Ordinary.
N OTICE-z-Sixty days after date application willl Balaam Peters, Adm’r. and Petitioner. .
bo made to the Ordinary of Jones county, for I On hearing the above petition, it is ordered that I charge from her Executorship,
leave to sell the real estate of labitna 1!a. Largul, | citation be issued, and that all persons concerned be I Rachel Brantly, Kx’ix. and Petitioner,
lato of said county, deceased. '- ■ , I and they are hereby required to show cause, if any Ouhe
aug 12 JOSE1II C. WHITE, A dm r. they have, on or before tho first Monday in March citation
N OTJC’U—sixty days after date*application wilj next, why tliesnid Balaam Peters should not be dis- alld thej „
be made to tlie honorable Ordinary of Houston charged from said Administratorship, and why Let- they have, on or before thefirst Monday in February
comity, for leave to selltheland and negroes belong- ters Dismissory should not be granted to him; and m-xt, why the said Rachel Brantiy. should hot be
ing to tbe estate of Hamilton A. Laid ler, late of said it is further ordered that this citation be published discharged from said Executorship, and why Let-
county, deceased. JOHN LAIDLER, Adm’r. | in some public Gazette of said State for tho space of | ters Dismissory should not be'granted to her; aud
it is further ordered that this citation be published I
^.pt 2 _ | six months.
— — — ; — ——— A true extract from the minutes of Jones Court of I iu some
N OTICE—two months after date application I ads the 1st of September,
wiU be made to the Ordinary of Houston eoun- se . )t 3U CHAS. MACART
RICHARD MARTIN, pa
21 Bottles Perform 21 Cures.
PrxE Run, Michigan, July 21, te^
Dr. J. A. Rhodes—Dear Sir—Your Cure for ti
ty, for leave to sell the real estate of George S. Riley,
late of said county, deceased.
scptS , JNO. M. GILES, Adm’r.
I’HY, Ord.
Georgia—Jones Cosssity.
Monday, September 1,1856
la-r onlorcil M Im ciUtou ue wusuea Fem ^ Ague Iris thus far performed accdS
public Gazette ofsaldState, for tliesp.ic,of J j t has not j- a j] ed j n ° uo ; nS | anco to perform a <^1
six months . • f and permanent cure. Some who have been truck, H
extract from the minntesof.Tones Conrt of ...‘
N OTICE—AH persons indebted to the estato of rp HE Court of Ordinary of said county met this
Henry W. Dorsey, lateot said county, deceas- j day agreeably to law. Present—Charles Ma-
ed, will please make immediate payment, and those I carthy, Ordinary.
having claims against saidestate^willreniler them to | ^ To the Honorable the Ordinary of said county
A true
Ordinary, this 4th day of August,1856.
CHARLES MACARTHY,
a pi 15 ” . . ' Ordinary.
Georgia—Crawford Comity.
W HEREAS, Isaac Dennis, Executor of tlie last
u ^ will aud testament of Isaac Dennis, Sr, lato
me. duly autlienTieated. within tho time proscribed I Tho perition of Balaam Peters, AdminisTrator on the 1 county, deceased, applies to me for Letters
bylaw. FRANCIS S. JOHNSON, Adm’r. I estate of Green B. Williamson, deceased, respect-1 ofDismissHju from Ins 8aid_Executors.iip :
.,11,15 I fullo .hmr.thiiiil,. Hnnrt thnt h.. fi.llv a;.. I These are, tliercfore, to cite and admonish all and
with the distressing disease have been
cured by using only one bottle of the Cure. PfoJ B
send us'immediately four dozen, as we have l ;
three bottles remaiuiag. Truly yours,
LATHHOP ft A1CLEW.
Cure Jot Panama Fever.
Providence, Sept. 22, p"
JTr. James A. Rhodes—Having teen enfti
cured by your remedy, I take pleasure in aesura
yon of the benefit it has been to me- I wa* finft.
and they are hereby required to show cause, if any I Georgia—Crtiwfoi’tl Comity. ] good health. W ishing your medicine the eu, :
they have, on or before the first Monday in March 'V or THERE AS, Isaac Dennis, Executor of tlio last that it merits, 1 reln 2', n 1 ‘ %! l fJZ ur ? ■
_r_.r„.....d„i u. u.. YY will and testament of Samuel J. Dennis, late I -THOMAS G. ANDKEDi |
Beniamin Mason latoof Jones eountv. deceased. I \‘ u, “ ..m wujr 1 of said conntv, deceafied, applies to me for Letters /. O. O. F.
will nlease make immediate payment, nn5 those hrv-1 (era Dismissory should nothe granted to him; and of Dismission: In another column of to-days’paper will befoul
i— S.i- i . „.:n I R I* further ortEftJ that this citation be published | These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all and i up advertisement for “Rhodes' kevei
Pool, late of said eountv, deceased.
sept 30 • DRURY W. TAYLOR. . . .
^ —— :—: ,.—rr— . ■ i I next, why tho said Balaam I’eteni should not be dis-
^[OTICE—^11 persons indebted to the estato of I charged from said Administratorship, and why Let-
miTclaims aeainst the estate" will render them to me I “ “ ‘“".“‘“‘""t BJpubRshed These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and I an advertisement for “ Rhodes 'Fever and ipl
duly Authenticated, within tho time prescribed by I ,orae P u ^* lc Gazette of said State for the space of I singular tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, to I Cure.” We are nQt in the habit of pufFii.g
law. • LUCINDA MASON, Ex’ix. JVtrueextract from the minutes of Jones Court be ‘ ln ' 1 ’""‘ par ;lt ,nv within the time creserib- I einns. but desire to snv. for the benefit of the iSwl
sept 30 | Ordinary, tills 1st day of September, 1856.
sept 30 ’ CHAS. MACARTHY, Ord.
be and appear at my office within tbe time prescrib- cin
°‘ I ed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said ed, that Wm. N. Rowe, Merchant, Sharpsbirj;.
cincs, but desire to say, for the benefit of the aib-l
Georgia—Crawford County.
W HEREAS, Stephen S. Wright, Administrator I
on tho estate of James Beeland, late of said
county, deceased, applies to mo for Letters of Dis- j
mission from said estate:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
Georgia—Jones County.
Monday, September 1, 1856.
T HE Court of Ordinary of said county met this
day, agreeably to law. Present—Charles Ma-
singulnr the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, I carthy. Ordinary.
to be and appear at my office within the time pre- To the Honorable the Ordinary of said county
scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, The petition of John Williamson, Administrator de
why said Letters should nqt be granted. I bonis non pn the estate of James A. Williamson, de-
Given under my hand at office, September 6th, I ceased, respectfully showeth to the Court that lie
1856. JAMES J. RAY, Ord. ha*, fully discharged tho duty assigned him as such
‘idministrator, and therefore petitions the Court for
letters should not be granted. - has it for sale, informs us that he has sol 1 k
Given under my hand at office, this July 30th, j dozen bottles, and in every case it has efi&ti
1856
ang 5
JAMES J. RAY, Ord.
LET ES REASON TOGETHER.
sept 1C
Georgia—Jones County,
W HEREAS, John Barfield applies to me for
Letters of Administration ou the estate of
Horatio May, late of said county, deceased :
These are, therefore, to cite nud admonish aUper-
aug26
Georgia—Jones County.
W HEREAS, John Barfield applies to me for
Letters of Administration do bonis non on the
estate of James Slay, late of said county, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish aU per
sons concerned or interested to be and appear at my
loffice on or before thefirst Monday, in October next,
Georgia—Jones County,
Monday, July 7,1856.
T HE Court of Ordinary of said county met this
day, agreeably to law. Present, Charles Ma-
(lllll’t! till Or 00101,1 U1C 1UO, V,111 UI 1 ,.,...1 lie.U, I
to show cause, if .uiy they have, why said Letters | , r „ ^
should not be granted.
cure. This proves tlm medicine to be good, u!r|
take pleasure in bringing it before the notice ofi|
public.—Odd Fellow, Boonsboro, Md., Sept. 4.
CAUTION.
Since the announcement of the new princif :
which the composition and singnlar success nd
“Antidote to'Malaria,”is owing, several actiTt*J
J unprincipled quacks have forthwith made titsaj
claims in favor of their poisonous nostrum:, zj
were before destitute of any but the usual wl?J
laudation that accompanies disgusting quack err r
I notice one firm who manufactures a pill tn
taken one of my general circnlarSj prefaced it »ij
the cry of “An Antidote to Malaria found ft lia
substituted the name of their nostrum for my i
cine and then, with brazen impudence, end tl-ff
pamphlet with the exclamation. “ Let the propria**
of any other medicine say as much if he dart-'
Against such swindlers it is impossible to do *
than warn the public in generaLtorms; any s.J
definite notice would only bring them into the r
I riety they aspire to. There is this consolation, l
It has been the lot of the human race to be weigh- I ever, that they can deceive few but the most ipa
MX months. ’ , I ed down by disease and suffering. HOLLOWAY'S | ant—their only chance for success being to aeai-
A true extract from the minutes oi Jones Court of| pills are specially adapted to the relief of the (language and - belongings of respectability, wU ■
the WEAK, the NEltVOLS, the DELICATE, and like the lion’s sk_in. always proves to be mtn.’j
the INFIRM, of aU climes, aged, sexes, and consti [ temporary disguise.
a discharge from his Administratorship.
John Williamson, Adm’r. and Petitioner.
On hearing the above petition, it is ordered that I
citation be issued, and that all persons concerned be
and they are hereby required to show cause, if any
Why are we sick ?
Ordinary, this 1st day of September,-1856.
sept 30 CHAS. MACARTHY, Ord.
To the Honorable, the Ordinary of said county.—
The petition of Daniel Leslie, Administrator of Rich-
_ __ enlightened
people, as the best remedy the world ever saw for I by my own assertion alone, I am constantly put*
the removal of disease. ing proofs from well-known and disinterest! dp-
Thcsc Pills parity t he Ktood. public shut-
Given under my baud at office, tl.istho 25th of Au-1 I T , heS ° fa “ 0U8 ( Pllls are expressly combmed to op- raedicine , and its innocence I establish beyord;-*
gust, 1856. CHAS. MACARTHY, Ord. 1°™*® *i® sto "jach, tlio bier, the kidneys, the t ; on jjy the certificate of chemical analysisgivar*
aug 26 the Court.that he has fully discharged the dnt/ assign- lungs, tho skin mid the bowels, correcting any do- the 0 „ iue n t Chemist, Dr. James R. Chilton, of»
-■ — -g— —: I ed him as such Administrator, and therefore, petitions rangement in their functions, punlying the blood, I y,, r i. rn „v of u-liieh I aff-icli to every beA 1
Georgia—CratvFord County. [the Court for a discharge from his Administrator- [ tho very fountain of lift, aud thus curing disease in I thc“ imrea’nnd bow irrest a blessim- to the ltd
W HEREAS, Jacob Lowe, Administrator on the ship. Daniel Leslie, Petitioner. I all its forms. I such aremedv must be alltlie victims toFewral
estate of Allen Manhal, duceased, applies to Ou hearing the above petition, it is ordered that Dyspepsia and Uvcr Complaints A-uo medicines that are vet alive can »p).m
me for Letters of Dismission from said Adtnimstra- citation be issued, and that all persons concerned, be Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills better than words can express.
: . .- , - i ii and they are herobyreijmred, so show cause, lf^any I xt has been proved in all parts of the world, that no- Second.—I claim that, ns an “Antidote to
Tliese arc, therefore, to cite and admomsU alland theyhavo,onorbcforcthe2dMoudayinJnnuarynext > thing has been foundcqual to them incases of dis- ria,” it is not only an absolute Preventive of'
singular those interested, to be and appear at my of- why die said Daniel Lcslio should not be discharg- ord ,. rs oftho liver> dyspepsia, aud stomach com- diseases caused by & poisonous and foul stmospte
face witluu the time pcscnbed by law, to show cause, edlrqm said Adimmstratorship, and why Letters pIaint3 generally. They soon give a healthy tone to such as Fever and Ague, or Chill Fever. W
if any they have, why said letters should not be I Dismissory should not be granted to him. And it is I these organs, however much deranged, and when all Ague, and other Intermittent and Remitter.! feH
granted, . .1 I otlier means have failed. | Bilious Fevers, accompanied by Typhoid c *
Given under.my hand at office, this 16th day of I published in one or more public gazettesof said State
September, 1856. JAMES J. RAY’, Ord. | for the spaco of six mouths.
sept 23
Georgia—Jones Comity.
W HEREAS, Martha. W. Sanders applies fori
Letters of Administration , on the estate-of
Thomas W. Sanders, late of Jones county, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and ]
singular those interested; to be sndsppear at my of-
A true extract from the minutes of Jones Court of |
Ordinary, this 7th July, 1856.
july 15 CHAS. MACARTIIY, Ordinary.
General Debility, III Health. toms; Typhoid Fever; Yellow Fever, Ship
Many of the most despotic Governments have Jail Fever, General Debility, Nmht Sweats, aci-
opened their Custom Houses to the introduction of forms of disease; but that ft is tne natural t®8"
these Pills, that they may become the medicine of and unfailing cure for them. This I ctUoW
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this med- [the unsolicited and voluntary testimony,
icine is the best remedy ever known for persons oi frequently publish, both ot individuals who»
delicate health, or where the system has been im- used it, and particularly that of respectable MS
paired, as its invigoratiug properties never tail to | who have sold it. Tho letters that I dam' Tt "
afford relief. aud constantly publish, from druggists aiidna-rf"
Fosiirtlc iu evcr >’ l’ art of tto United States, statirgth.-.tt-
„ ■ * emal " , ... ... have sold from two dozen, to one or more P:
No Female, youug or old, should bo without lus and that “every bottlo has effected a cure,”Hub
W ■ m w
Georgia—Jones county.
MB' Monday, Juue 3, 1656.
T HE Court of Ordinary of said county met this ]
day, agreeably to law. Present Charles Ma-
fiec on or before tbe first 3Ionilay in Novenibernext,to | carthy. Ordinary.
slwwcaiisc.if any they have, why said letters should To the Honorable the Ordinary oj said county
not be granted. 1 " ,1 * ! ‘ji —' n n -‘-‘ ! *—l
Given underi
September, 1850.
sept 30
W L HEU^CAsfselhW.'sicLendoiTappiresto me for I “^charge
Letters of Administration ou the estate of I 1(1 HAUD Hotciunus, Adm r.
Tim* 8 !!^Wfc^toSL» n d , XS3ih < 35^i henri "ff the abovo P etition ’ 14 » that Holloway's Pills are Use best remedy known in
“unconcerned <!r liX-rtsTed toshweauseff any cUalio11 bo iaduod ’ auJ thilt a11 P 1 ^ 0113 concerned, be fc ^ world for the following Diseases :
a ’ eptember, - • , i fur- I )i?iiii^-inrv sliniilil nnf iw, IW]fIIliim- ■!ml it I Chest Di:
sept 30
CHAS. MACARTHY, Ord.
ters Dismissory should not be granted tohira; nnd it is | Chest Diseases
further ordered that this citation, be published in Costiveuess
Georgia—CrtIWford County. some public Gazette of said State fortlie space of six Dyspepsia
HEREAS, Francis H Murdock Administrator | months. J Diarrhma
w ou tho estate of Benjamin Sanders, late of I jT true extract from the minutes of Jones Court of] Hrcqisy
said county, deceased, applies to me for Letters of I Ordinary, this 2nd of June, 1856. I Debility
* * - -- I C1TA BT.ES Jf ACA CTHV I FfiVBr ai
june 10
Diamissiou from said estate
Tliese are-iliereforu to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to bo aud appear at my offieo witluu the time pre
scribed bylaw, to shew cause, if any they have, why
said letters should not be granted.
Given under my baud at Office, this 5th May,
1856. JAMES J. RAY, Ord.
may 13 ...
CHARLES MACARTHY,
Ordinary.
Indigestion
Influenza
Inflammation
Inward Weakness
Liver Complaints
Lowness of Spirits
Piles
Stono nud Gravel
Secondary Symptoms
Venereal, Affections
Worms of all kinds
Sold nt the Manufactories of Professor Hollo-
war, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 2-H Strand,
London, mid by all respectable Druggists and Deal-
Fever and Ague
Female Complaints
medicine should stand on its own
protest against is, that unprincipled knave* ^
make use of my language, aud assume tlie prirtv
I maintain, in order to impose their secret nos™
upon the sick and dying, for the sake of a ft*! 1 *
of silver. ’ „ •
GEORGE PAYNE, E. L. STROHEJltR««.
II. ft W. S. ELLIS, Macon; D. N. AuJio,
Valley. Jns. A. Rhodes, Providenee, R. L
Proprietor.
BEAUTY AJVD ECOAOMY COMBIJjJ
fTllIE subscriber respectfully informs the
X and Gentlemen arriving in Macon, that«
made extensive improvements in
DYEING AND SCOUBJW®* i
In keeping pace with the increasing L3
Business, and would say to them, that he u i ,rl ir ; |
to Reno, ate Clothing of every descriptioni ' '
most Beautiful and Durable Style; such as " ,
Georgia—Crawford County | |
TT7" HERE AS, Elias S. Wright applies to me for [ the Coorf that lie lias fully discharged* the duty as"
V V Letters of Dismission from his Administra- I signed him as such Administrator, and therefore
lion on the estate of Jeremiah Culpepper, late of said petitions the Court fora discharge from his Admin
county, deceased: I istratorship. Levi A. Loyd, Petitioner.
These are therefore to cito and admonish all On hearing tho above petition, it is ordered that
and singular tho kindred aud creditors of said do- citation be issued, aud that all persons concerned, be
ceased, to be and appear at iny office, within the tune am i they are hereby required, toshow cause, if any
prescribed by law, toshow cause, if any they have, they have,on orbefore the first Monday in November
why said letters .-houhl not be granted. next, why tlio said Levi A. Loyd should not be
Given under my hand at office,^ this 14th day of I discharged from said Administratorship, and why
June, 16 ■:>. JAMES J. RAY, Ord. I Letters Dismissory should not bo granted to him;
june 34 ; and it is further ordered that tiiis citation, he pub-
la—Jones Comity. I fished in some public Gazette of said State for the
Monday, July 7,1836.
T IIE Court of Ordinary of said county metthi.
day agreeably tolaw. Present—ChaiIles Ma'
CAHTI1Y, Ordinary.
To the Honorable the Ordbiary of said county:—
Tlie petition of Benjamin T. Finney and Thomas J.
Finney, Administrator on tho estate of Sarah Fin
ney, deceased, respectfully showeth to the Court that
Georgia—Joucs County.
Monday, May 5,1856. . L, 1 ^ caul „ 14M , uiu ^, ulilulo ol , lc ,
rTlIIE Court of Ordinary of said county met this ersof Modieine throughout the United States, and Cloths and other descriptions of Gentlemen s»»J
X day, agreeably to law. Present Charles Ma- tlie civilized world, in boxes, at 25 cents, 62) cents, ing Apparel, Silks, Cottons, Shawls and R» nt ‘‘f, 1
carthY’Ordinary. and 81 each. every class for the Ladies. WhiteCrapoSh**?;
lo the Honorablethe Ordinary ofsaid county.— GF*Therets considerable saving by taking tlie Bleached and Dyed to order. Carpets
The -petition of Levi A. Loyd, Administrator of Syl-1 larger sizes. ole.Hard in a manner unsurpassable. Siikm
vesterS. Loyd, deceased, respectfully showeth to | N.B. Directions for the guidance of patients in Satins, Merinos, Alpacas, Hosiery, Hats, U>
every disorder are affixed to each box. oct 1 Cloaks, Over Coats, etc.. Dyed in a style unsn'r j
Gr!R>_A_IN^ GtEJ^’S ed iii any respect by any similar istablislunem -
MAGIC CORN, COBB AA T D MEAT MILLj Geiitfemen and Ladies sending Goods to
space of six months
Atrue extract from tlie minutes of Jones Court of |
Ordinary, this 5th May, 1856.
may 13 CHARLES MACARTHY, Ord.
- ySZj-slZZb.'i-- , ..-.2k5<CU\.
To Planters and Stpckfeedcrs.
Georgia—Jones County.
Monday, June 2,1856.
T HE Court of Ordinary of said county met tills
day, agreeably to law. Present Charles Ma-
mey navwuuyuiscfa.igca me duty assigned mem I carthy, On,'inary. WFE are now prepared to offer a perfect Mill for
as sin h Ad.niiustrators, .and thcreloro petiticus the To the HonoraUe the Ordinary of said eouuty.— \V griiuling c.irn m il cob forttoek feed or liomi-
Court for a discliaigo from their Adimmstratorship. I The petition of Richard II. Hutchings, Administra- n v and meal for the table. The superiority of this
Ben j, T. Finney and Thomas J. Finney, tor du bo „- ls non on the estato of ,, ohn a c „ ki de . MUl over all others, consists inthcfollowin.-facts,
l ,i , AdUi n. and 1 etitioiiers. ceased, respectfully showeth to the Court that he viz: The simplicity of its construction, the addition
i abo ,',? Petrt»o n ’ tt is ordered that ] la3 f u Hy discharged tho duty assigned him as such of Friction Rollers, which prevent tlio cones from
citation bo issued, and that all persona coucerued.be | Administrator, and therefore petitions the Court for coming in contact and wearing each other, thereby
and tin y are hereby required, to show cause, if any
:' curing durability, nlso tit:-,: tin: out* r instead of tin
Inner shell revolves, thus requiring half the power
iuistrator-li'.ji, nml why Letters Dismissory should
not be granted them, and it is further ordered tliat
Ordinary, this 7th day of July, 1856.
july 15 ’ (MIAS. MACARTHY,
Ord.
"ise]t.ui o, i bo nnl.h-lv il in some public Qazette of an y they have, on or before the 2nd Monday In Jan-
said State, for the space ot six months. nary next, why the said IL II. Hutchings should not
it i uiMxtr uu fr 1 ? a thoinimitt sof Jones Court of | j, c disdiargod from said Administratorship, and whv
Letters Dismissory should not ho granted to him'; I
and it is further ordered that this citation, bo pub-
lishedin sonio public Gazette of said State for the
spaco of six months.
A truo extract from tlie minutes of Jones Court of |
Ordinary, this 2d of June, 1856
CHARLES MACARTHY,
june 10 ] Ordinary.
a discharge from his Administratorship.
Richard II. HUTCHISQS, Adm'r.
. and Petitioner. | of other Mills. N’o 1 will grind from 3 to 5 bushel
_ On hearing the above petition, it is ordered that per hour. No. 2 from 5 to to. No: 3 front 10 to li
citation he issued, and that all persons concerned They are furnished ready for n.-c, guarantied fr
be and they are hereby required to show cause, if | from defects and to perform ns above. For .-ale bv
BRAY ft CARD ART,
Bed uii«l Negro Blanket*,,
inf! HAIR Extra Bed Blankets.
X U U 300 Pair Negro do
20 Dozen Negro Wool Hats,
sept 16 HARDEMAN ft GRIFFIN.
At their Hardware Store, 3d st., Macon, Ga.
apl 22
"rxxooo ac 11 i :k
bounty land warrants
G J. BLAKE still continues to buy Land Wivr-
• rants, and willupUltimespaythe highest Cash
price far all Laud Warrants properly transferred in
P r *co G. d- BLAKE.
IV’
tablisliment will please have them iabefls^^
their directions accompanying. A good as*' M
of fine trimmings for coats, pants and vests ■
on hand. _ _ cM
Houmi located West of Spalding's.
Branch Store, known by the name of the ‘•Unu fl
GINIA DYE HOUSE.” , . ,„M
AU Goods must be paid for at the Shop*f ' .■
livery. JOHN C. CIBJ*-■
■ fi>' Goods sent by Harnden’s Express, * •
parts of tlio country' will meet with prompt * •
and bo forwarded accordingly^ : r
“Variety is the Ssdcc of Life* ‘‘M
TN carrying out the principles of this OWV': f 4
i acknowledged maxim, J. C. Mclii’ 1 * j®
lias a??ociated with him in the practice O' , 4 I
t’lSTKV, Dr. GE(>. PHELPS, wboseskO' |
profession, X guarantee wiil not fail to ff* ve ■ i
tion. ,’eH
Office over Mr. Charles CaetheUjvra
Stoves, Corner of Mulberry and Second I
con, Ga., where our undivided attention w*“ p I
en to aU opperations entru?tcd to our c, 1 e 'sM
inserted upon tbe most approved style; ‘ ,c -'
Teeth upon gold plate, or continuous
Alien's improved patents as beit suits t-
from one to an entire set. Teeth remorco ’
without Chloroform as required. Al* -
warranted. My gratitude to femu r patroi?-.■*.
licit their eonthraed friemiiliip, and
deem us worthy tlu-ir confhh nco. 1
' McRlyxolds ft V !U '.
N. B.—Wliilot lam willing and SBM° - ‘
fraternal relations with all membe
profession I admit of no monopoly j
Equality, is my motto. "’ »
jan 15 ly _
Thurston R. Rloom* ^
W ILL continue- the Vnctorageand4*
»ion Busincs* at 1UC0N, Q I0B ®
aug 8