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STAMP DUTIES imposed nr Act of Congrcst, June lN*l. AflM«rit, SO 00 Ag re»m#pt or Contract, oiker tbnn 11ioM-*p#ciie>l be.ow, or «uv #jr» prajMmanC 0 05 B«k <sli#ck, Draft or order, p»r*M# al sight or on demand for amount expending SlO, 0 02 Bill# ot Exchange, (Inland,) Note*, Draft*, or order for a »um not ex ceeding *IOO, 0 05 For every additional Si 00, or fiac tional fart thereof, 0 01 ISnewal the saute rate Kill* of Exchange, (t-Vreigo,) o* Let; l#r« of credit, if dtawa singly or other wise than in seta of three or more, for a #utn not exceeding one hundred dollars, 0 05 For every additional hundred, or fractional part thereof, 0 02 ililia c.f lading for Woods, Merchan dize Or effects exported to any for eign port (except Ilritisb North America,) on every hill of each set, 0 10 ltond to indemnify a surety, when the amount recoverable thoreupon i* one thousand dollars or less, 0 50 Each additional thousand, or free tioual part (hereof, 0 50 Bond for due execution or perform ance of duties of ofßi-#. ) oo I’ond or other 'hati those n<piir«d in legal proceedings and such are not otherwise charged herein, 0 25 Certificate ofSiock,in any iucorpor.n ed company, 0 25 Certificate of profits, in an incorporat ed company f>r a sum not less than ten ainl not exceeding fifty dollais, 0 10 Exceeding fifty and not exceeding one thousand dollars, 0 "5 Certificate of damage, or any docu ment iastieil by any i'ort Warden, Marine Surveyor, or other person acting aa such, 0 25 Certificate of Deposit, for an amount not exceeding one hundred dollars, 0 02 Exceeding one hundred dollars, 005 Certificate of any other description, not herein specified, 0 05 Contract, Broker’s Note, or Memo randum of sale of good* by Broker 0 10 ifeevl of land where tho consideration docs not exceed fire huuJicd dol lars, 0 50 From- five hundred to one thousand dotuH, 1 00 I For every additional five hundred or fractional part thereof, 0 50 Entry for withdrawal of Meichandizs from Bonded Warehouse, 0 50 Entry of Merchandize, for consump tion or warehousing,not exceeding one hundred dollars in valuo 0 25 hVotn one to five hundred dollars, 0 50 Exceeding five hundred dollars, 1 00 Ouager’a lieluma. If for a quantity übt exceeding 500 gallons gross, 010 Exceeding 500 gallons gross, 0 25 Insurance policy, on any life or lives whero the amount insured does not eXcCtfd bun'thousand dollars, 0 25 From one to ihoniMutl, 0 50 Exceeding five fhotmnd, 1 00 Assignments or transfer same rates. Insurance, Marine, Inland and Fire Hi*k*, where the premium does not exceed ton dollars, 0 10 Exceeding ton and irdt exceeding fifty dollars, ft 25 Exoeoding filly dollar*, 0 50 Assignment or transfer sam# rate. Lease, Agreement, Memorandum, or contract, for the hire, use or rent of any land, tenemeut or portion thereof, where the rent or rental ▼ahi# does uot excood three hun dred dollars per annum, 0 50 Exceeding the sum of three hun dred dollar* per annum for each additional two hundred or frac tional part thereof, 0 50 Assignment or Transfer samo rate. Measurer’s Returns. If for a ijunu tity not exceeding 1000 bushels, 010 Exceeding one thousand bushels, 02d Mortgage of Land, Estate or Property Real or Personal, exceeding one hundred and not exceeding flv# ha ml rod dollars, 0 10 Five hundred to one thousand dol lar*, 0 20 Fbr every additional five hundred or fr'actieuid' part thereof, 0 50 Asaigntnent or Transfer sainp rate*. Tower of Attorney to sell or transfer St cks, Bond* or Script, to collect Dividends, Tdtfir^stOr Rent, ft 2‘> To vote at elections in any incor porated company, or society, (ex cept religious, charitable, or liter ary societies, or public cemeteries,) 0 10 To sell, convey rent or lease Real Estate, 1 00 To perform all other ad* not here tofore mentioned, 0 to Promissory Notes, samo as Inland Bill* of Exchange. Renewal, same rata. l’robate of Will or letters or" Admin* istraibft, "here tl>« «Hat« Joe* not exceod the value of two thousauJ dollars, 1 00 For each additional thousand or fractional part thereof, °\ 050 Trotest of Note, Hill of Exchange, Acceptance, Check or Draft and Marine, 23 UcceipU, Warehouse, for Hoods held on Storage, not otherwise provid ed for in any public or private warehouse, not exceeding five hun dred dollar*. 10 1 Exceeding five hundred and not ex ceeding* one thousand dollars, 20 ] Receipt* for the payment of any sum of money exceeding twenty dollars, 2 ) Writs, original, (except those issued l>y‘a Justice of tbe i’eaca and those ; i*«j*»l in criminal provocations by the United States,) 30 When the amount claimed in the writ issued by a Uotirt, not of lie* cord, one hundred dollar* or over, 50 Upon every confession of Judgment 4or one hundred dollars' oi over, (except in those oases where tbe tax for the writ fdr the commence* ment of a suit has been paid,) 50 Writs or other process on appeals from Justices Court or other Courts of inferior Jurisdiction to a Court of Record, 50 Warrants of Distress, when the ain't olaimed does not exceed one hnu* dred _ _25 KYceedinq ‘one Iftia-frVt! Toll ars, 58 : NEW FURNITURE STORE /.V MACOy. CILUUIf, PEARS & (0. H«v<* jn«t njvrn.d and Rorriv ing Daily, * Ijirgo (quantity of FURNITURE, Consisting in part es CnAMBER SETS, PARLOR SETS, nntEAUS OF ALL KINDS, CHAIRS OF KYKKY OKSCRiniON, GREAT VARIETY OP CARPETIKO AVI!AT KNOTS and BOOK SHELVES, HAT TREES and TEA POGS, MABLE TOP TABLES, EXTENSION, BREAKFAST, DINING and TEA TABLES, SPRING BEDS, CRADLES Clt IIS and CHILDREN S CHAIRS, WINDOW SH ADES, a Gnat VWlv, MATTING, SOFAS, TETE A TETKS, etc , etc. Repairing us old Furniture done in the best style. You will fin.! ns on Cherry Urect, one door above J. It. It"**. niaylikliw iunis n. nMu.ar. Tims, w vivxuiivm. FINDLAY & M AMI HAM, Whole*ale and Retail Dealers in FANC Y FAMILY UtOLEKIES AND I’ttOVISIONS GENERALLY. Win#*, Lb j Loti, Cigar*, Tobacco, Fruits, Candy, Nuts, Are., Are. H.VdNU hIKUT, Ol’poslTK FIRST VITIM? A L RANK, JI AIO.U, UKOHGI A. may 10: > ■ jBH a V. M. nVAN, Mam FACTIRRR of French Burr Mill Stones. Mill Spindles, Mill Machinery, of all descriptions , Steam Engines, Saw aud Wrist Mill-. Hoisting Screws, Smut Mnehines, Belting and Rolling Cloth, Screen Wire Mill l*iel-« l’l«-i...-,.f ruils, always on hand and made lo order. A'l work sold by me warranted. 1 also contract for tho election of Flouring Mills. Corner of College and Broad streets, NASH VII.I.E, TKNN. A.ijr».if. AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN, To HKU. TIIK KiU.oWIMi vAUwnLE sorniKUN history Southern History of flic HI K. A. I'OUiAttfl, Ktiilar Itichmond Kxamiucr. | 2 tok. 8 to., about r. 7:» pages each $3,60 per vol. AYitli *2o Splendid Slot*l Portraits. Thin in the only eomple: o him] authentic history of the Southern side published, extending n« it : doea,iron* the beginning of the war lo the til ml fender of the Confederate in mitt*. Mr. Pollard'* prominent position in the Confc,l eracy ha* enabled him to prepare a woik line tpudotl in nerurncY hid! interest, and which is ev ery where acknowledged to he the Standard South era History. It should find a p!u« ein every library ll •SOUTHERN GEN ERA I.S-TH Kill LIVES AM) CAMI’AUINS, i:v I'Ai’t. w. rcRKi q *xnw, With 17 splendid | Portraits, 1 •.•id. H vi) , 60(1 pSpes, 'll,! O, Containing Biogi niiliies of I lie distinguished South eru Generals, with f«t| unit graphic account* of the various campaigns inwliii'li they were engaged. It is n most important mid in'ercs ting volume, and has lieen prepared with the uttnortenre and thoroughness. til. LIFT SERVICES AMI CAMPAIGNS os STt I.N E\V A LL JACKSON, nV A VimilN'lAN. 1 w>l., 12 mo., Hit pa-res: one d»llur nml a half i with Authentic i’oljutU of JACKSON and hi* : MbWFSOr l , dfj!U,,Stl l-Cc.l | This is fie only suthenlie history of this distin got-hod loader whiuh lias been written. It | has been pr< jdlred from Official reports contempo | mry narratives, aid iWrsOlml ai/juamtmuo, and is unmplM* and -full. THE RAIDS AND ROMANCES Volia A|V .1 .V E> yis VK X l:r Nine SALI.IE RoCIIEsTF.t FdtiO. With Steel i’otrait of (General. MORI? AV, vol lUino., 404 pages, s|, seventy-five e.-iits, ■- A complete history of tips during officer, liter* Uu-ilhitg and Mite*e*ting Ilian fiction. V. WOMKX OF THE SOI’TU Distinguished in Literature One Vol., Eight vo., hive hundred and eleven pa ges. Three dollars and a half, Illustrated with Splerdid Potraits, on steel, from life, of Mm. < for u i \ W uton I.k Ykiit, Misi U.ou J. M» l;;eosti, INI it*. Rosa Ysktnmi Jous.*<>«, Jill*. *V« mk Cora Bn,ms. Si-* Am.i six J. Evans I Mil*. L. VIBUIMA Kr.LMTT, I Marion Hari.anb, I And ctmlainiifg full hiographieal sketches and I spicitnen extracts from the most oelehrat“d writ' j mgs prose and verse, of ramy-FivE dieting dished uukrakv ’•WOIWN t IP THE SOPTH.** ! All the above Works are having an inunense sal*, and ugi-nt* nr* doing splendidly everywhere many making lio#ten to fifteen dollars per d*y We want an ngf-ht 1n every town in- the South cm State*. Returned Soldiers, Ladies, Teachers and others, -a ill find this most profitable employs meat. Exclusive territory given, and liberal induce ments ofVred t* canvass.. s. t For fnil part icoWs ntMross C. li. RICHARDSON, Publisher, s 5-10 Broadway, N. Y. J~ T. jTkKINS <6 COi, WflOL K 8 Ah E 1> R UOO IS TS , AND Dealers in I’afots, Oils, Window Glass, Chemical*. Chemical Apparatus, Stationary, Latent Medicines and a complete assortment of FANCY ANJ» TOILET ARTICLES. ALABAMA. ST ATLANTA, GA r—isit#* NEW HARDWARE STORE. 11. C. BARROW, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN llardtrarc, Cutlery, Notions, \c WIIITKIIAI.L hr., CORKER ALA HAMA, ATL\:iTA, GEORGIA. lias Jnsi received a Large and Sjdendid assortment of Table Cutlery, Pocket Cutlery Shoe Knives, Set-sots and Shea r * Razors and .Str#p», Steels, Necdl s Chop Axe*. Hatchets, Foot Adz, Plane*, Chisels, Axe*. Broad Axe*, Saw Setts, Drawing Knives, A tilers. Brace* and Bits, Hammers, Mot.key Wrenches, Kami Saws. Cross Ciit Saws, Anvils, Bellows, Bench Screws, Vices, Wood Saws, Mill Saw * Stock* ami liter, Wagoii Boxes, Steel Sijiiares Gimlets, Pipe Boxes, l’.iujgv Nuts, Carriage Beits, Shoe Nails, Shoe Tacks. lion ar.d Buggy Findings, Shoe Hammers, Shoe Pincers, Shovels, Tongs, Fire Irons, shoe Awtls, Shoe IVg#, Foot Scrapers, Hinges. Butts, Shoe Thread, Spade#, Shovels, Forks, II antes, Garden Rakes, Garden Hoes, Screws, Hooks and Hinges, Fire Bolts, Platform Scales, Bolts, Latches, Sash Pollies, Counter Scales, Rope Nails, Sasli Wsights Sash Cord. Cotton Cards, Water Buckets. Curtain Jlands. Bed Caster* Coffee Mills, Slatea. Sieve*, Well Buckets, Tubs, Brooms, Jim Crow Cards,Sifters, Sad Irons, Tin Dippers, Cocoa Dippers, Cooking Stoves, Office Stov es, Ovens, Pots, Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, frying Pans, Tin Buckets. Tin Pans, Loek Chains, Trace Chains, llnrse Brushes, Carry Combs, Whitewash Brushes, shoe Brushes, Candle Sticks, Oil Lamps, Blind Stones, Files, Shaving Cream an.f Soaps. looking (Basses, Fawcetts, lhittai.ia Ware, Tei Setts, Gun Caps, (inn Tubes, Spoons, Ladles, Sand Paper, Ac. And niinierous other articles. In fact, every thing usually kept in a Wholesale mi l Retail Hardware House. Oiilers respectfully solicited and promptly filled. January 1,00, Sri*. \C it STOCK 'IF FAMILY AND FANCY (i R or K \i I ES, l is now complete. Wo invite an examination ol our Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Flour, and Rice I*l e.»li hi'OIIIhI bu.jkwhrat flour S r G A R - HO U s K S Y RU P. Mdikorfl. Codfish, Herring®, I sees tongue*, Oyatcrs, Hardin Pie Fruit*. (bin Fruits’ Date*. lhiisin*, lVuues, Figs and .Nit of *ll kind*. kerosene Lamps, Wicks, Tltimticys, ainlt! Ciikllm in Parafine Wax. Star and Tallow, F;i» and Stick Tandy in great. variety. Mill’, lint ter, Soda, ICiae, A//// and J’lain Crackers, Fns/i Dairt/ and State Cheese al ways on hand. Smoking and Cht icing Tobacco, in great, vaiiety. In brief, it isowr aim to keep those goods that every Housekeeper Daily needs. For prices, we prefer our Customers to exercise their own judgment. We solicit a call from c ur friends, nod the pub lie generally S. W. MANGHAM, & CO- Deo. ‘27, S. T. Atm Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Stoves, ranges. Crates, Pumps, Cutlery, Biitnnia and Plated Ware, Wooden and Wilicw Ware, House Furnishing Goods, etc., etc., etc., etc., Also, Manufacturer of TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE, No. 2 Winsliip Block, l*i nclitrco Street ATLANTA, GEORGIA. STOVES, RANGES. TIN PLATE. SHEET IRON COPPER AND ZINC. !N0 Ilentiilg and Cooking Stoves, with Furniture complete. The Chilton Cooking Range, the best Range in tatte.' oiiO.OOO 16s. loon, aiwoiies] sizes of the best quali ‘y- A NICE ASSORTMENT OF English and German Table Cutlery, fSvar-tzs, Butehers' Knives, Slibvels, Spades, i<. ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF It'rtin mid Planished Tin Ware, Britt. Mia and .(npxnivl Ware, Wooden and Willow Wart, House Furnishing Goods, (in variWyl, Glass Wore, ' stupe. Gas Flvttires, Manilla Rope, died Conts, Twine, Blacking. Shoe and Stove Blacking, Ae. mild—2m SPRING STYLES HS. JACIMYi lifffrn, FASIIK>N ABIMILLINERR, GUI WIN, GEORGIA. KEBRf' AJiV INSTALLM ENT. WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF INFORM ing our friwods and putdie generally, that u e hare just received from New York * beautiful eolleetion of the most fashionable goods in our lino, and would respectfully invite lie citizens of Griffin, and'-eufWundiiig country to examine our stock before pltrcho*iiig elsewhere, es we cin and will sell as LOW as ean he purchased in tie State. We have also the pleasure of stating that we have made arrangements in New York "to keep our selves supplied with the MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS that can be had, so that we may be able, at aH times, to supply our friends and customers, with the va-y latest style*. MRS JACKSON k NEWTON I’- by Is On; DR. ROBACK’B blood ornnn |PILLS BLOOD PILLa BLOOD —„ - PILLa BLOOD Pill.K I>ILLS BLOOD I IUIIO PILLS. BLOOD PILLS. BLOOD BLOOD piLLa BLOOD' txt t t ci PILLS. blood rILLo PILLS. BLOOD ano ' PILLS. Blood Purifier! ahe unequaled r u a craiso Scrofula, Si/ithilis, Shin Jus tus*, Oltl Sort s, Stilt Jtheum, IJysjtepsiuor Indigestion, SICK HEADACHE Liver Complaints, Illicit mutism, Fever and Ague, St. An thony's Fire, FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Erysiitelas, Tumors, Eruptions, Fits, Scrofulous Con sumption, etc. 1111S 1 1 ? 5 ONE pcr.«on write*, l»«*r ilaughter was cwr®<l Fits of nine years' standing, ami bl. Vitus' dance of two years. ANOTHEK wriloi*, his son was cured after Ins flesh had almost wasted away. The doctors pronounced the case incurable. ANOTHEK w;is cured of Fever anti Ague af ter trying every medicine in his reach. ANOTHER was cured of Fever Boro which had existed fourteen years. ANOTHEK of llheuniutmm of eight years. Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia nnd Liver Complaint could b*i mentioned, in which the runner aud Fills work like a charm. THE BLOOD FILLS Are tho most active nnd thorough pills thai have ever been introduced. They net ao di rectiy upon tho Liver, exciting thnt organ to euch an extent as that the system does not re lapso into its former condition, which is too *p4 h> be tiio case with simply a purgative pill. They are really a BLOOD AND LIVER PILL, and. in conjunction with the BLOOD PURIFIER! Will cure all the aforementioned diseases, and, of themselves, will relieve nnd euro Headache, Costiveness, Colic Pain3, Cholera Morbus, Indigestion, Pain in the Bowels, Dizziness, &c., &c. DR. ROliA CK’S Stomach Bitters! Should be used by convalescents to strengthen tho prostration which always follows acuto disease. Try these medicines, nnd you will never re gret it. Ask your neighbor* who hare used them, nnd they will say they are GOOD and you should try them be oro going lorn physician. PRINCE, WALTON & CO., (Successors to Dr. C. W. Robock,) SOLE ritoruiETOßs, Nos. 60, 68, GO & 62 E. Third St., CINCINNATI, O. Are Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Patent Medicines EVERYWHERE. SADDLES, HADYESS AND LEATII E U . a. EEHND, COITON -W ANI K, Bctireen Mulbtmj and Cherry Stru ts, MACON, GEORGIA, Galls the attention of Dealers and Planters to 1 li! s Stock of splendid uddlery aud /la mess (loads. Consisting of'the following Goods: LADIES’, GENTS’ and DoY S SADDLES, CARRIAGE, PI GGY ,<• DRAUGHT 11AKNESP, WOOL, HAIR and STRAW COLLARS. A* \v 11 as HARNESS. BRIDLE. SOLE. LITER, BEL LOWS, BAND and SIRING LEATHER, always on hand at the lowest prices. HARDWARE, of all kinds in his line. My facilities for manufacturing all classes of work, are unsurpassed by any House in the State. All 1 ask is, LOOK AT MY STOCK BEFORE YOU BUY. All Kinds of Repairing Doue April29*6m HARDWARE CUTLERY CARRIAGE MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, PAINTS, OHS. VARMSIIES AND GLASS. U. 11. Jt.'IINSuX is constantly receiving at his old stand on Hill Street, a large assortment of all goods in his line, which lie is selling at wholesale and retail as low os they can he bought in any interior mnihet. TERMS CASH. | Insure 1 our Projnrhf ! : ('. 11. JOHNSON is Agent for tho SOUTHKRN Ml Tl T .\L Instu-anec Company, of Athens, Ga., Capital, #>zh 000 1 The UNDERWRITERS AGENCY of New I York, over f-1.n00.000 THE HOME Insurance Company of New \ York, near $1,000,000 . PHtINIX & PUTNAM Company of Hartford, ! Conneetieut, and other good Companies. Risks are solicited on Cotton, Merchandise, ! Furniture, and Buildings. ZW Il'See* protnptlv adi-gted. 1n..07 if > Legal Advertisements. / 1 KOllGl \ nPALPING COUNTY.-*-Wtcrra* x Jt J#ieC4 11. I-ogaiC afpli.a to mef* letter, "l <h-'iii--iun as tjmiiiisl r.ilor on ibe estate of Hugh 1 Iwm.l. ikaniMd. he having fu.ly aJaiiuiotei.o and wound up .aid estate. Tlie-e ate therefore to cite nnJ direct all person* •-oneerbed to be and appear at my office within lh«* time prescribed by law, and -h- w eaiise ts any ex:-t why said lett*-rs of di mi--ioil should not Re granted. Given under my hand al mv office this Mav 7th. IMJ6. F. I>. DlSill KK. May 17-Om Ordinary / 1 lioRGIA.SI’ALDI.NG foi NTY.—Wlicreaa V V Win. M. 1 •lantun administrator on the Kstale of John IJ Reid late of ,aid county Deeeaaed ap p!ie- to rue fur letters of tli-mis-ion as administra' tiron said fiat ate he having fully administered aud wound up the same. Tli. -e are therefore to city and admonish all persons interested or concerned to be an.l appear ut mv office within the time prescribed by law. and show cause if any exi.t why said letters of .lismi-sion should not be granted. Giren under iiiyhaud at my office, this the ! -t day of April lbCti April 12th iiii.m. F. IJ. DISMI KK, t trdinary. / r Gi.i •!;<.! A >i'AU>lN*.. ('«»! \TV Where y I as Win 51. Blanton administrator on the lis tate of Sarah F. Reid late of said county deeeaaed applies to i *c furlvtlvrsof diwniiaaion as n«lmini* t,ntor on Mii»l Kstale lie having fully oclininistereJ a nil wound uji llifi sriiic. Tlo-« are therefore to cite aiul ndmoui.-li ail jmm sons inteies'eil or com t rued to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law rt nd allow cause if any exist why *aid b*tter»i*hoi!ld not bt* granted, tiiven under mv band at my otliee i ihi* lut day of April 18C« l. D. IMSMIIKK, Ordinary. I / 1K( >U<; IA. SI’ALDiNO Ct *1 XT V.—Whereof, VJf George W. White applie* to me for letters of di-Tiii-vion a* admistrator on the estate of Charles fi. White, deceased, having fully ndmiiiistered and wound up said estate, Thc#e are, therefore, to cite and admonish nil persons interested, to be. and appear at my office, - within the time prescribed by law, tu allow caiwe. if any exist, why such letters should not be grunt ,»d. t iiven under my baud, at office, this 2oth lay of January, 1600. F I>. I\K. (hdiuiuy. Ib tts Si i’i:r.f«‘B O'l UT, March Term; lfcOO. i K- lb Kidgeway ) it. V libel for Divorce. Mary A. F. Uidgeway. ) I T appearing to the Tourt that the Defeudaiit is not to he found in the County of liufts, and is j not to be found in this State, it is ordered that the defendant l»e r« «juiied to be aud appear at the ; the next term of the >uperior t'ourt of'Miid Coin. ty to answer the Plaintiff in an action of l.ibel | fur I>ivoree, and that this order I #• • published once ' a month for four month* pre\ i«»us t«* the next t- i ::i of this Court J. A. il l M l.ibellar t’s All y A true extract from i!.** Mini.’. -of i»l Court March 13 lMh*., VV. L*. P.ankstom, ( l«rk. apr• 1 I » Ordinary. (1 KoRGIA. SI’.M.DING UtH'.NTV.—Wliereas H M. A. MeCnllongh A'lmini-ti-atur < f Hubert l'. McCulluiigb ileeea-i'.l applies «.. me f..i an orj. r |.i sell the real e-tate belonging to i-iii<i estate, i Tliese are, tliereliue, to cite ami alnimiisl, all ! persons concernto be an.l appear at my office witliin the ti.7.e pre-evibei) by law to -how or.uv it an v exi-t. win' an oi <!er .iiitho* i/i 1 it l lie sale of ! saiil real mta.e sl-ouM i ..t In _ * Given Jitiiler tuv Lia .■! t-■li ■ ■ rUi- ..1 .v < • Jil’y ! si.it. I I*ll tKI <•*..l I.r- i July 1 '.l / 1 K< »RGI A. "I'AI.M •••; (Ul'M'V \\ lonns \ I W I*. Maxwell a| pi- - to me for lSt.is,.f I Ailiiiiniatralion o i r .- .-siaie "f >ai;ih Kirk.lale I of sai.l county ileeeasi-.1, i These are. therefore, to rite ami n-luionish nil i persons interest e.l or emo-ei lo .l to he ami np| • ar I at my office within the time preset ib.-.l by law lo j show calls", if any ex'sl, why sm-h letters ot A.I I ministration shonM not he grant >l. | (iiven umler mv han.l at otliee this 2tnl .lay ot i J til V. lhtit'i. F. I>. HI.'MI KK. Otlinary. : July 19-r.ml (1 KoRGIA I’Al.DiMi COUNTY I Joseph N. Hairs. Kx. ntor o| the Km' , I Jacob W. AmlreWf. ibveaseil. applies ton* tie jan or.ler to sell the Real K-tate belonging to the ! list ate of the salil Jacob W. Amir. ws. I These lire llierefure to cite ami ailmoni.-li all j petwons interesteil or coneerne.l to be mi l appear j at my office within the time prescribe by law. to show eattse. if any exist why such orilcr slo nl.l not be grant .'.I. Given in.tier my ham! at office this 2ml *1 ay of August, 18f.fi, F. lb DISMUKK. Ordinary. G( KORGIA, Sl’Al.Dl NO COUNTY.—Whereas ( H. M. Starr njtninistrntor of W. I>. Starr j tleecaseil applies to me lor an or.ler to sell the real estate belonging to sai.l estate. I These are therefore to cite ami telmonisli all ! persons concerned, to be and appear at my otliee | within the time prescribed by law, to show cause I if any exist, why an order authorizing the sale of sai.l real estate should not he granted. (iiven tinder my hand at office, this the 2ml day of.lnly 1 tstiii. F. Ik ItlK.Ml KK. Ordinary. July 19 -Olid / 1 KORGIA, SUALDING ciiT'NTfY.—Whereas | l V Isaac A. llaislen administrator of Griffin I", bnvendet deceased applies to me for an older to! sell the Veal estate belonging to said estate. These are, therefore, lo cite and admonish all persons concerned to be nnd appear at my office within thetime prescribed bylaw, to show cause lif any exist, why said order should not granted. Giv en under my hand at office this 2nd day ol July ISliti. F. lb DISMUKK, Ordit ary. Jill J'.l-OOd ADMINISTRATORS SALE. I~> V virtue of an order from the Court of Ordi ) nary of Spalding county Georgia, there will he sold, o.t the first Tuesday in September next, j hefore the Court House door in the city of Griffin. ! the Lands belonging to the Ksinte of Charles J. 1 Maddox, late of said comity deceased, the same j consist ing of seventy-five acres, nhout four mil's I from tlie city of Gnliiii, with ordinary improve-j incuts thereon; Sold for distribution. A. J. MADDOX, Ad mV. July 19-40 J j .I DMIXIS TEA TOE'S SA LE. virtue of nn order from tho Ordinary of y Spalding county, will be sold before. tho Court House door in the City of Gridin, bet ween the usual hours of sale, on the hist Tuesday in Oc- I tober next, the Store House formerly occupied ; by Peter Farrar, deceased. Said House is cituaUd ■on 11 1 11 street in the City of Grinin; tbe building is 35 feet wide by y() long, two stories high, with a cellar same dimensions as the house. The same is a recently ereitcd brick building, and is one of the best in Gridin, building contains a store room up stairs, together with other rooms tlmt are very j profitable for rent. Also, at the same time and place ill be Hold 20 acres of Land adjoining the Southern portion of tho City of (Jrithn, being woodland ami well situated fur building purposes. Also, will be sold before the Court House door in the county of Meriwe tlier, on the First Tues day in November next, one hundred and eighty acres of land known as the Dm ham place, adjoin ing the farms of Sheffield oil the West, Jackson on the North, Fears, on the South ; one hundred acres of said farm being in a high elat* of eultirn , tion. the greater portion of the remainder in the I woods. All the above property being sold jls the I Ksuteof Peter Farrar, deceased, for th-e beuefit i of the heirs and creditors of said estate. Tcr.ua Cash. JOSIAU SIIKFFI FIJI, Administrator of Peter Farrar, deceased. August 0, 1866-tds (1 KoRG IA, SPALDING COUNTY.—Wh erens. M .lames N. Simons, Emeewtor on the estate of John Simmons, deceased, applies for leavV to sell real estate of deceased for the purpose of dis* liilmtion. These. «r*e, therefore, to cite and admonish ul. persons coneeyned to be and appear at my office within tbe time prescribed by law to show cause, ; if any exist, why an order authorizing the sale <-f I said land should not be granted Given under my hand at office, this August Oil. 1880. F. I). DISMUKE, nug9—ftbd Ordinary. i JOB WORK OF every description Printed at the Sotrnn;* • llEK.tLnollicc, with iKatncs. and despatch ) •.“tder? rapveotfully -c.ti. ited. ts j f \ h> tltt.l *, SI AI.DING COUNTY '•TIm. S. Mku applies to me farlrlten oTr* »iis ion on (lie es--.tr ,f A. A. C. All-n hr I U ** fully adiniui-trred said estate. ’ *"*t 'lire*** arc, therefore, lo tile ami •, ii noni .i persons concerned to be and apptar at inva; within G.e time pre«e*-.l.cd by' law, to sb t ‘» 0Bl ** and any exists, why sm.l Utters disii.iss„ r ,- r p“** not be granted, (liven nn ler iny band at . w this the li.tli day of Febiuary. 1 Sf,o. ‘ C ** F.b. 22 mem. F. Jjt Dl.'MI KK, (irei,. #n FAYKTTK COURT OF OItDIXAF.y ‘T* Amisr Tex*. J r |'IIK foregoing petition of William T 1 R. K. Ulakey ami his wile MarvV. hull' I.lislia Kendall ami his wife Martha ,T d.*.11. John C Hut gamy. William M. iliMuh aud his wife I’enrcy A. JlcMullin. Kiuory 0 It gamy by ids Guaidian W. M. Mi Mullia, Mali T. Ilurganty by bis Guaidian, William T. hum* my, to set aside and revoke tbe Letters TeM an ' tnry of Tilman I'. Biirgamy on tfie Estate of .Ja*’ Burgi.my deceased, being l ead in Court, togetko. with the evidence connected with the sanie* ordered by the Court thnt said Tilman R. jj n rny show cause by the next Tetm of this Court why hi» i etters aa Kxccntor upon the Estate 2 John Burgamy deceased, shall not l-eset asi.y revoked tor the causes set apart in l>tiii jdicntion for a Hn'e Ni Si, and rlist a (’"py oftka Order aud linle Ni Si be served upon said Trims* U Bur gamy being n resident of the .-tate of yv br. ina. by publication of this Rnle in Tctan of Lar in such case made nml provided. EDWARD CONNOR, Ordinary. Augt)-4t SIXTY days after date, I shall apply to (he dinarv of Spalding County for leave to sell H* Real Estate belonging to tbe Estate ..| l'tler p,. rar deceased. JUSIAII SUEFFIELIt, Administrator of l’eter Farrar's Estate Mav 31. ISO>d C< KOUtilA. SI’ALDING COUNTY.—WheTSi ~V David 11, Johnson applies to me for letters of Adn.niistra.ion on the estate ot J. W. Bowes, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and aU monish all parties interested to lie nnd appear »t | my office within the time prescribed by law to : show cause.il any exist, why such letters should | not lie granted. Given m.dcr tnv hand at office, this Bth day ol August, Dm'" . ‘ I-\ D.DISMI KK, ntig9—3od Ordinary. j / 1 KORGIA, sRALitING UOUNTY,r-WLc-reas, X.T A*aiy F Martin applies to me for lettareiof I AdminialiutUui on the estate of Zndock Martis, deceased. These arc, therefore, to cite aud od monish n!' oarlies interested to he and appear it i my office wiltiL'i the time presetibeil bv Inw | u show cause, if ittiV tx.s 1, why sueh lettvlß should not be granted. Given under mv hand ut office, this August 9th, i ISOth U- D. DISMUKK', aug9—Slid Ordinary 1 . SHERIFF'S SALES. \ k 1 Kl, la* sold before the Court House doer, \ J Spaldii g county. I K-i ,on the first Tu-sday in Septemlo-r n \t. within the usual hours of sale, one hundred and titty tiive (tn'.H Harrells es Phot, pilule, levied on a- tin* ptepetty of C. W. lord, to -:iii-tv li In issued from Judge ol the County Court ..f tlo* i iitity of rj nidii g. Macon and Western Rail Road vs C. W. Uotvl, property pointed out in said ti fa. A i>o, At the srni’ ‘in* m if-- wi 1 he Sold ore frartioi' I 1 k ■ t 'lni': . f the City of i litfi . West i.iij. ti; - dj- 11.. I D Hi b ,l o/ - I. ' 111 -I XI I umpV.-' • I, r-pahiii g --j - • - ' ■ • Am'-. M. I; itli. Aug 2-t.ls D i>. DoYAL Sheriff. Pike Sheriff’s ale. U T i % .l l.c m.M l.ctoit* ti.- r..ur* 11 u*** .loot, in !li<» town of /.tl'iiion. i’ikr foil lily, o!i the lit > 1 *l’u.*.ni|:iv ii : i- r ’ < x*. witliiti tlo* legal liuiir.-* of -Gtj.. i plui.t.-kti>> i in t!.c '.»l!i Distiict ~f s.tid tv it l.oim; the la ml soM |. V X. I'. Dim . . W. I ‘•■it <*, kM.wi, Ml ' lie plan <»f*ni*l t ! v p.rtsof lots No*. 00, 147, luS, and 1 • l t!is •?! t j i * tin l't.is :.. t known, the whole eon« taininir »t-*1 • 1 m more or less, it h.-itig the plantation where S. (Tat.tolil now ir.-idr*- |. vioJ.wi by viiii:- * l a li la from Dike Inferior, Do’.iit in fax of John Neal vs. Nathaniel I*. Date iu!—oath "! 1 ’l.iinlifV t etjuir« *1 ui' l. r the May Law tiled :i•.. 1 piop.-rty pointed out 1»\ !iisn aid tenant i in posses.-iun t.otiii. and. \YM. 11. MoCLF.NIM>N. 1 Aujr-2-l»U bheriir. / 1 KOUtilA si'ALDIM; C< )l NTY. —WhereaJ \ I li. l’\ Mann nj plied to me for letters *r Di>inis.'ion on the estate ot Khoda llauii!, late of said coiuiy. deceased. ; These are, therefore to cite nnd admonish al i persons interested or concerned to he nnd appear at my office within the time presciihed l y law ’o show cause if any exist why gtich letters of di«- mission should not he granted. (iiven nnd* l my l and at office this 15th August, 1 sfi<x. f.m F. I>. DISMI’KK, .Yttlicc to Debtors and Creditors. VI. I. persons indebted *o the estate of James \V„ Middlehro iks, late of Spadlitig (‘minty, •leceaaed. are noDtie-l to come forward nnd settle immediately, nnd those having demands again*! said estate are requested to present them duly authentiented in terms of the law. -I. 11. CUNXALLY# augl6 Adniiaistnitor. C* KORGIA, .SPALDING COT NTY—Whereat ~f (Jeorge W. Grant ami K. IV. Rock, Executor* of 11. I*. Kilpatrick, deceased apply tome for letters of dismission on said estate. These are therefore to cite am! admonish all persona concerned, to he and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any exist, why &ueb letters dismission should not he granted. Given -un-Jci* iofy hand at office, this August ir>ul«, “ F. I>. DISMFKK, nuglti—dm Ordinary. rt K( >IUUA—SI’Aid) I N(I CORNTV.—Whereas V7l David P. Elder. Guardian of David R. Max lair nnd Eiiz.ihelh A. Gray, formerly Klizaheth A, M.kiair, applies to i::e for letters of dismission. These arc therefore U: a*to nod admonish all per*ons coucornod to-be awl appear at my office within the time proscribed hy law, ana *b«*w cause, if any exist, why such letters of dismission should not he granted. Given under my hand, at office, this the 14tt day of August, IbGG. F. D. DISMI’KK, augl6—ood Ordinary. Plantation for Sale. Ii H'EER for sale my place ill Schley eoiinly . Ga., containing 355 acres. There are 2t A acres cleared, the balance heavily timbered w L oak and pine. This is one of tfie most desiral / places in South Western Georgia, being both pi ’ ductive and healthy. There has not been a eti of chill £ and fever, iu«r any malarious Bickne?a -• three years, or ».iiu&e 1 have owned it The pl»o« is eight miles ft-ocn Amerieu?. and four miles froO Kllrtvil!e,the«i>iuntv site. There arc about ICO acres in cultivation- fcO in wheat and rye, 10 in cotton* and about the same in corn. Half of tho corn and cotton crop will be sold with the place, if desira ble. Also, a few Hogs and Cattle. Title* good.— Possession Ist October, or if the purchaser take the crop, possession given immediately. Price, with onc lulf the crop, sl2 per acre without the crop, $lO per acre. A<l dress Dr. A. C. Uornady, on the premises, cl the subscriber, at Atlanta, Ga. may 17—3ra 11. C. lIOPXADY, / * KORGI A—SPALDING COUNTY.—'Whererf v f Ji-hn D. Moor, Administrator of the estate »»f Lee Strickland, lute of said county, decease # applies to me for letters of dismission. „ These are therefore to cite and admonish f persons interested or concerned to be and app* t at my office within tlic liuie prescribed by l*». and sliow cause if any exist, why said letters of dismission should not be granted. Given under my hand nt i ffiec, lids the 15tb of August. 18158. ” F. I>. DJSMI’KE, iiugf*'*--’w ... urdinarv.