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Day afar 3a/, ibe WW ith patient art, but ere her Wffk Win t firmed, nd ml.h.p lij (!nj Ihbrt, «pdl«A, And <U.h*l H10 il.efrou.J. Sh« found 111* ruin wrought; Yet, Ml cm! do.ii, rorth from h<rplu«,li, flew, with htr note fr«»h torch »nd pun brought And built hoc celt tilt. Bat toarcoly hldohoplooM Tho loot toft ftolber on lUAPpl, flitor, Whoa wlekod bond, orch.no,, •gain Uld wn«t», And wrought tho ruin o'er. iro or Imo, lying on So. 7tt, in the city of Albany, Dougherty county, to .eliefy n Ufa from Chelokee Superior Court, April Term, 1H34 liojoe- Tolt, Urdu A Clerk ti.J.mn Jor.lon end Frederick BoerU. pointed ont hy pltldllflV Attorney, March noth, 1W7. J. S. BROWN, :Jltd Deputy Sheriff, r. -•If 1 ■ **“ frr- Dat eliu her heart loo haul, ■ " Vhoat ■ And lolled nMtih t^md loot night, lioartng oalle, I looked, and WI three Hula ewallona ilrpt . Within the earth-made walla. to lh* Tax Payers of Uousbcrty Couaiy. t: Wktt truth ia hare, Oman I . , Baft hope been smitten In It* aarly dawn * ’ Hat*blende *'*m*t fty purpose, trust or plan ? ft-ttav* faith, r , and aliugglo on ! JIIC hooka for recefvInf raturna of taxes for the yen* 18ft7, will be open at the sloro of MKK- R k SMITH, In Albnuy, on the FIRST DAY of April next. Persons having freedtuen employed are required (o return the names of ail males be* tween the age* of 2! and 00 years of nge. Frccd- mcn that arc uot in the omploymcnt of a while per son are required to come forward and make returns of their poll* and property. Owners of land are re quired to return them by . designating number, dis- Wnat a Cocmt»t !—A tourist, in detailing bis •baarmltona In China, deaoribed it as a country whsr# tha roses have na fragrance and the woman no pet- tin**!* ( where the laborer has no Rabbath and the ■H^Ulltl no aanaa of honor ; where the roads bear notehiclesndthe ablps no keels: where old men fly kitea ; where the needla point* to the aouth, and the sign of beiog putsled is to scratch the ant!- padaeofftb haadi wher* the aoat of honor is on ft#toft hand, and ilia Hal oflnteliaet is In the *totn< a ; where 16 taka off your hat is su Insolent gesture . PT %im - r ““ *“'* L ' And to wear whits garments is to put yoursOlf in quanting; which hna a literature without an alUha- bat, and a languaga without a grammar; . DaATUOteANnx.—The Richmond papers chronicle the death of “Mother Juliana," Superioress of the Academy of VlaUttion in that city. Bho was look- ndnpoa na n woman of the moat briliinnt mind and splendid Intellectual attainments, and was the old dial Hun in the world, aha hawing been » member of the order upwards-of alxty-flve years. 't-Mitt tftbobhded kindness to the sick and wonnded IwlheRlohmond hospitals daring tho war, will andqar bar memory to thousands of the Confedcr- ate hWIoti In all parts of the .South. „ A IIistobt or Ills Campaiu**.—We understand that Gen. J. E. Johnston, now of Helms, Ala., is engaged during hit leisure hours in wrilinga history of his campaigns. 8uoh a work will ho looked for with Interest; for numan in the Huuth is hold In higher esteem. Dr. Ford, tho .\ledieal Direc tor of ft# Army of Tennessee, now of Columbus, will contribute to tho work tho history of his de partment. The publication will be a valuable one, and will be impatiently looked for. Baltimor*.—It is stated that trade from tho Southern Batten to' ltnitiinoro is largely on the in orapH. The communities-^tbo Southern States are under deepjmd lasting obligations to the people o 1 fta Monumental City for tho sympathy felt ami man’ Ifestod by them in a nulMlaiitini way for 'lie Hiilf- erers of our section. A dog in Evansville. Indiana, that hit n man in the chin, baa taken with delirium tremens n fow hour* after and drowned himself In arivrr. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE Bodtii-Wkstkbn R. R. Co , 1 Office Macon, Ga., Dec. 28, 1833. I S kN and after Sunday,.HOtli iust., Mail and Pan ' seuger Train on this Hoad will run ns follow a vi Macon.. H Go A. M Arrive at RufauU 6 011 1*. M. Leave Eufsula V...7 20 A. M, Arrive at Maeon 4 fill I*. M. Leave Macon H 00 A. M. AWv* at Oelumbus,.., 3 1*'» F. M. Leave Columbus 8 00 A. M. Arrive at Macon. 4 f»0 I*. .M Connecting at Hmithvillo with Albany train. Leave Rmilhvillr 1 40 V. M. Arrives! Albany •• U V. M Leave Albany o tin A. M. Arrive at Hmiihville 11 00 A. M. ' Forth* presentn train will run on the Furl Oalncs Drench Road ftrom Cullihcrt ah far aa Coleman and b*ek three times a wock, counseling with Kufauln Mall and Passenger Train. Vllitill. POWERS, Eng’r and Slip t. jam 2ft. -WATCHES % JEWELRY Repaired At MACON PRICES rWOM THE ENTIRE satisfaction given by our irperienood Workman, four months, we confidently auk our oustomers to bring in their >, Clocks and Jewelry, For rtpalM, and guarantee Mllaf.olion. ; Dono*to Order at L. E. Welch & Co’s. , BOOK AND JEWELRY 8T0BE. Albany, Jan. 1 OUoaaa rath tad to salt all agaa. Jan. 17.1807. ~ 1-lf a. w. mrciiiLL, jso. vr. .n.Liaaoat, UuMMuUt] AMO. M. COOK, V. T. SMITH. Atlanta, (In. Mitchell, Shallcross & Co., r*rovl»ion AND tricl and section, according to the original survey. F. DaORAPPEN March af—23 BNRIED, T. it. D. C. *T appearing to thi Cbdrt by the petition of Hcn- ty A* Tarver, Executor of II. Hi Tarver, show* bat Mathew L. Dry a a by deed, of mortgage, dated ref May, 1— ‘ Sjj ‘ first lticsuay ilka aUJb- jropertjr.f R. M. Air tho baortt or Ut. It*, ; »r ttg dMMMd. Adni'r of R. .M. drilfio, dee d. on Uh Mb day of llay, 186$, convoying to Noah. A. Moss* jots of land numbers (69) nixty-niuc, (70) hundred and sixteen. (126) ouo hundred and twen- ty-tbta#, iu the (lfdh) fifteenth Ulilrtot of Worth county, State of Georgia, for the securing the pay ment of two prorotvory notes, both dated on the 3rd day of December, 1862, the first due on the first dsy uf Jauuary, after date, of Ihesuni of Four Thousand dollars: aud tho second due on tho first dsy or .fanuafy 1HC4, for the sum of Eight Thousand Six Hundred and Filly-Six Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents, with interest from the first day of January, 1803, which said notes are now due and unpaid; and which said notes and mortgage have been for aaid Noah A. Moses Qr.oiuiiA, Irwin County. Whorcas, Wright Toinbcrlln applies to mo for let ters of Dismission from Guardianship of B. O.J!om- berlin, late of said county, deceased. These art therefore to cite sud admonish all and singular the kindred aud credit ors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they can. why said let ters of dismissiou should not be granted. Uivcn under my hand and official signature, tuis 27th Pebruary, 1807. L. M. COLBERT!!, feb28, 18-0m Ordiuary Irwin county. OEORGIA—Dougherty County. to all whom it M \t ro.Ncr.iix : rtULMVAN K. KEMBALLhavlngin proper form applied to mo for pormanimt letters of adminis tration on tho eslato of Bamuel K. Kcmhall, late of said county, deceased. This is to cilo all, and sin gular the creditors and next of kin of said .Samuel K. Kombnll, to ho and appear at my office within the limo proscribed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent ndminlatrmion should not ho granted to Kiillivnn E. Kcinlmll on Hatntiol E. Kenihall'a estate. Witness, my hand and official signature, this March22, IHtiT. W. 11. WILDER, March 23,1807 Ordiuary. value received transferred hy to said Henry A. Tarver, Executor as aforesaid. It is, therefore, on mothn of John A. Davis, Plain tiff’s Attorney. ordered that the said Mathew L. Bryan do pay into this Court, before the first day of the term of the next term hereof, the principal, interest and cost on said notes, and in default, that said mortgago on said lots of land be foreclosed, and tho equity of redemption therein ho ever barred, and that service of this nolico bo perfected on said Mathew L. Bryan according to law. November 7th, I860. J. A. DAVIS, riff’s Att’y. A true extract from the minuies of Worth Supe rior Court, October Adjourned Term, 183(5. WILLIAM L. HUNT, Cler«c. March I I, 1807-24-m4m Dougherty Sheriff’s Sale. ILL be sold before the Court House door at w Albany, Ga., on the first Tuesday in 5!ny next, between fho legal hours of sale, tiie following property, to-wll.:—City lots numders V.Ml, 23, on Washington street—37, 3!», 30, 38, and 42, on Slate street—37 on Fourth street, nnd the dwelling lion-o of D. F. While, ull in the city of Albany, Gu. Levied hy virtue of a Superior Court Ufa returna ble to Jiiue Term, 1807, of Dougherty county, Ga., Johliua R. Price vs. II. F. While. JAMES IV. KEMP, Sheriff. March 30, 1837. AUMINISTKA T01CS SALE. NDEIl and by virtue of an order front the TTN! IJ Court or Ordinary of Dougherty county, fla. sTn l*o sold before tho Court lioiiso door of said county on the first Tuesday in May next, within tho legal hours of sale—Lola numbers til and 33, on Flint Street, and numbers 32 and 34, on ^iortli Street, in the city of Albany and said county, con taining ono-qunrlor of an acre each, uioro or less. Tube sold as the proyerty of tho estate of Samuel H. Crawford, late of said county, deceased, ami for the benefit of the creditors of snid estate. Posses sion of the premises given the first of January next. TERMS— (tno'half cash, tho halnnt'eiluc the lire! of January next. Note with good security required. j. F. CAHGILE, Adm’r of S. B. Crawford, dec’ll. March (Hit, 1837. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. A LL persons having demands against G. W. M Voting, lulu of Worth oouuly deceasifd, will present them to me for payment; nnd ihoseiiidihi • cd to said i'«tntu must come forward and make it mediate pay met it of the same. THOMAS J. YOUNG, Adm r. FihJU, 17 10*1 *, Gf.obui v \, Irwin County. Whcro«i!i, Mienjah Tucker applies to me for letters of dismission from administration of the estate of John 11. Tucker, late of said county, decensed.-- These arc there fere to cite all and airgular the kin dred nnd creditors of said deceased, to be and ap pear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show oause, if any they can, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand aud official signature, this 27th Fcpruary, 1837. L. M. COLBERT!!. fol*28, 18 3m Ordinary Irwin county. GEORGIA—Worth 1’ounly. WHEREAS, Ji “ ‘ . James M. House, Administrator on the estate of 8. W. flouse, applies to me for letters of dismipsion. Those aro therefore, to notify the kindred nnd oredilors of said deceased, to he anil npplr law b lar at m> offloe within the time prescribed by ’iave, why said let- oshnw oause, if any they have, ild tors of dismission, should not ho grnuted, Given tinder my hand nnd official signature.— Dec. 4th, ’30 J. W. IttlUHK, Ordinary. doCr22'33 *»3. (JporKla-Worth County WHEREAS, Hessotns Faireloth Administrator on tho Estate of Georgo M. Green deceased, applies to tue for letters of Dismission. These are therefore, to notify tho kindred and croilors, of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, lo show cause, if any they have, why said letters of dismissiou should not be grant ed. Given under my hand ami official signature, De cember 4th, 1303. J. W. HOUSE, Ordinary. Dec. 22. ’30 33. GEORGIA—WORTH COUNTY. WHEREAS, Benjamin Willis applies to mo for letters of dismission from administration on the es- lata of John Willis, deceased: These are therefore to cite nnd admonish ail nnd sing'iinr tho kindred nnd creditors of snid deceased, to be aud appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, to show cause, If any they have, why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this 20th day of Dec., 1833. JAMES W. BOUSE, Ordinary. Deo 21IJ830 31—3m UAKKIt COUNTY. I.COIII.1.1 -Doiifflitrly County, tVIIUIIRAH, L. E. W.loli. AilrninlMrator of tlio estate of Dr. John It. Hardwick, Idle of said county, deucaaudtJlpplics to me lor leave to sell the House and l.ot in'the city of Albany, w hereon the said de ceased resided at the lime of his death. These are therefore to cite all parlies interested, to he and appear at my office within the lime pro scribed by law, l>* show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not b« granted. •Given under my hand and official signature, this Ith day of February, 1^37. W. II. WILDER,Ordinary. febJ 8. UKOlUiU—Dougherty County. TWO months after dale the undersigned will np- plv to tin' Honorable Court of Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell the Real Estate belonging lo the estate of George It. King, late of said county, deceased. Ibis 11th February, 1837. PETER J. STRo/.ER, Adm’r Feb 12th, 1837 11 WOKTir cor.STY. Baker Sheriff Sale. W ILL lie sold on the first Tuesday in May next before Uio Court House door in the town of Newton, linker county, Gn., within the legal hours of sale, the following lots of laud, vi/.: Nuiuhbra two huudred nndeighty-nim*, (28'J) two hundred and ninety. (2lHi) throe hundred and eleven. (311) three hundred and thirty, (330) three hundred aud seventy, (070) and all of three hundred and ton. (310) and three hundred ntidthirty-otie, (331) siiulh of Alligator Creek, in the seventh (Till) district of linker oouuly. Levied on as the property of ^im. W. 11 curst to satisfy an attachment lifa issued from the Superior Court of linker county, in favor of .lames I). Chock vs. said James W. Hears!. Proper ty poiuled out in said Ufa,.aud affidavit filed in ac cordance with the law, ROBERT J. MILLS. Shorin' linker County. March 21. 1837 N 1 : Gr.ouui.v—Worth County. 1 SIXTY DAYS after date application will he made to the Ordinary of snid county, for leave to sell lot of laud number 213, in tho 7th distriet of snid coun ty, as the properly of William Willis, deceased. BENJAMIN WILLIS, Adm’r of Williutn Willis, dec'ti. march 23,1837. Worth County Sheriff Sale. O N tho first Tuesday in May next, will ho sold l ' “ in the town of Isabella, Worth county, (la., be tween tho legal hours of sale, the following proper ty, to-wil: Seventy (70) ncres of land of lot (number (!t(l) ninety, in the sixteenth (lt*lh) district of originally Dooly uow Worth county ; levied on as the proper ly of \\in. M. Foster, to satisfy (lie officers of Court for cost on fifn from Witrth Superior Court, George Spring vs. said Win. M. Fostor. Properly pointed out hy plaintiff's atiorne,'. JOSEPH S. SUMNER raarch2G, 1807 Deputy Shcritl. Gkokuiv, Worth County,—-TWO months after data application will be made to the Ordinary or said oounly, for leave to sell tho lands belonging to the estate of William P. Whittington, late of said county, deceased, consisting of (wo hundred and forty-fire acres or lot number tire hundred ami twenty-eight, (628) in the 7th district of Worth PENNY WHITTINGTON, Admr’x W. P. Whittington. eouuty. feb2fl Gkoruu, Bor/A County.—These are to notify ail aud singular the kiudrrd and creditors, nnd ail others concerned, lo bo and appear at my oflioo within the time prescribed bylaw, to showcatt8e»if any they have, why I should not* by virtu# of my ■tflirn onnnitil tlm I’tort, Ilia /« office, appoint the Clerk of the Superior Court, or n, Adm‘ some other fit and proper person, Administrator on the estate of Augustus J. Schruichins, dee d. Given under my hand and official signature, this Feb. 20th, i807. J, W. ROUSE, Ordinary. fch23 3 litrdjauis, - - - KY. GEORGIA—WORTH COUNTY. /are therefore te notify all an<l lingular the kindred nnd evedtterwof naid deceased, ts be and appear at JlMtoto* the tii law, to show ters should n ^ JAMR8 W. HOD8K, Ordtmrjv Notloe to Debtors and Crodltorj. OtcoRUl.V—Maker County. ^ OTICE is hereby given ^persons having de mands against Daniel !>. Hall, late of said oiinty, deceased, lo present them to us, properly niHilo out, within the time presetihetl l*y lav.-, so ns to show I heir character ami aniouiit; ami all per sons indebted lo said deceased are hereby required to make immediate payment. E. B. THOMAS. MARTHA J. HALL, Adtn’r of D. D. Hall. March 12—23 Baker Superior Court-Nov. Termi 1865. RIM'D F. LYON, Adm’r of R. U. White, Va. DANIEL C. MolNTYRK. Petition to Foreclose Mortgago. y appearing lo IlieCourt hy Hie petition of Rich ard r. Lyon, Adm’r, necoinpanicd by the note ami Mortgage Deed, that on the 3th day of March, efenui 1830, Defendant made nnd delivvred to him his pro- misory note, bearing date the day and year afore said, whereby the Defendant promised twelve mouths after date of saitFnote to pay tho Plaintiff, or benrer thirteen hundred dollars for value received, with interest from dale. And that afterwards, to-wit., on the day aud year aforesaid said Defendant, bet tor to secure the payment of said note, executed and delivered «o the Plaint itfliis Deed of Mortgage, conveying to Plaintifflo! of laud number (78) sev enty-eight, in the seventh district of said euuuty, to be void ou payment of said note. Aud it furth er, appearing that said note remains unpaid, it is therefore ordered thnl said Defendant do pay into this Court, ou or before the first day of the next term thereof, the principal, interests nnd costs due on said note, or show cause to the contrary, if any he b***- And that on failure no to do, the Equity of Redemption in and to said mortgaged premises, bo forever barred and foreclosed. It is further or dered that this Rule be published in the Albany tVewfonce a month for three months previous to the heXL term of this Court, or served on the Defendant hit is special agent or attorney, at least three months previous to the next term of this Court. RICHARD H. CLARK. Judge Sup’r Court S. W. C. November Term, 1066. forrgoiug Rule has been made in terms of the law. Ordercd.tbat tbe R#to be so delayed ns to make the same ratambltoto fte ne next term of tho Court, aud that the defendant, McIntyre, show cause on ur before the find day of the next term of this Court, .WHERRAB, CeRia E. Buekelew appliex to me for. principal and interest iMtefsef dismission from the administration of ' " ‘— -*•- J*m<H Fv Buekelew, deceased due on said note to the plainittl. or why the said . »y mortgage should not Be foreclosed, and that this Unto be served in terms of the law. X ftue attract fi%m tho miaatea* Thi# Fob on, 18fi” * J TBOMA8 Af Feb. 12tb, 1867,. LLEN, Clerk. 11—tjiHir t , iuvviy corNTv. a mode of cure at once simple, 1 w - means of which every 1“ St®*/ tieorffia, Irwin County. WHEREAS. J). J. Fcnn, applies to mo for loiters of dismission Jgom administration on tho estate of Willis J.^Royf, deceased. These arc therefore to cito nnd admonish, nil and singular, the heirs and creditorj^if snitl deceased, to be and appear at my office jn\kin tho time proscribe*! by law, to show if any they Have, why said VVillis J. Bane 1 not be relieved from said administration. Given under tnv hand ami official signature at office. L. M. COLBERTII, Ordinary. outober 20th G3 crrtofcre uUtt»| .*>«*»» ;EBt A fllLSMAN, hi, been. Ulwol.cd >r unluil consont, nnd ItJ tHa.ole (lie,*.- sotlled by me as surviving partner, and all f>ers<*p» indebted either by no4e or account; arc carnesOy requested to come forward and liquidate their in- deblcdnsr,. HltiOnS. Surviving partner of Gilbert & HUsfiian. Albany, January 18th, 18*17. 2—3m The undersigned have associated Ihontsclves . to gether in the DHUO BUSINESS, at the OLD STAND of Gilbert & Hitsman. They promise to keep on hand EVERYTHING IN THEIR LINE, and respectfully soliei(_pn irons go. Dr. Iliismtifi will give his personal attention to prescriptions.— The business .will be conducted upon STIllOTLi A CASH BASIS. ~ niLSldANIftfAUj. Jaaairy 18*th, 18d7 -* :5r “ There cometh glad tidings of joy lo nil, To young and to old, to great and lo small; The beauty which oneo was so precious and rare, Is free for all, and all may be fair. By tlic line of CIIASTET .LARAS AN ORDINANCE. Be it ordained by I lie Mayor nnd Council of the City of Albany, and it is hereby ordained by authority of tho same, T HAT the Ordinance approved January Oth, 1837, in WHITE LIQUID EKAMEl, donj For Improving and Beautifying tho Complexion, The most valuable and perfect preparation In use, for giving the skin a beautiful pearl-like tint, that is only fnund in youth. It quickly removes Ton, Freckles, Pimples, Blotches, Moth Patches, Hallow* ness. Eruptions, and oil impurities of she idtin, kindly honling the same and leaving the skin whit* and clear ns iilubnsier. Its uso cannot bo detected by the closest scrutiny, nnd being a vegetable pre paration is perfectly harmless. it is tho only nrli- cloofthe kiud used hy the French, and is consid ered hy the Parisian as indispensable to a. perfect toilet. Upwards of 33,30*1 bottles wore sold during the pant year, a sufficient guarantee of its efficacy Price only 76 cents. Sent by mail, post paid, or receipt of an order, by BERGER, tflll'TTR & Co., Chemists, 285 River Hi., Troy, N. Y. f pULD Respectfully,inform his the cilizeus dr Alpa^y. aridsurroeg try, that he lins just returned fro* with a choice selection of the Finest Gold 'and Stiver Krvi.rss CitnoNoxt'.Ten*, the most : perfect tlroekee)>erfl made for the Pocl Patent Jitrtr$ nnJ Horizontal',, by t* u _ can, English ntjd Kuropian Manufacture BLBGABrr JEWELS Ladies* and Gents* Finn Signet nnd Gem Rings. Pins, SlecvedL Buttons, Brooches, Beals, Keys, i Masonic Em blot Weddiag Ri: GOLD AND SILVEJI THK, Superior Gold Pons wlili Diamoii,. Stiver and Plalcd Hare. Rogers, rind WoslenhOlms’ superior, Cut tl.er y,s Dinner nnd Desert Sets, Razors, Seissoti Knives, ko. % A*c. s££g i Writing and Dressing Case*, Wnllcta, PoekQ Toilet Bets, Combs,. Druancs, i<.o„ & Warrant’d Genuine Meeraohaum Plpoe 4, Umbrellas, Walking (lanes, &o., .to. ^ Musical instruinenti Guitars, Violins, llntijos, Flutes, Accordloi . .. .... ... relation to the selling of liquor by i others than Licensed Retailers, Ac., ho amended ns 1 follows : It shall not he lawful for any person (except LI* | censed Retailers) lo sell NpiriswoiH llqiio*-. in quart* ^ ,y, “vrr m ,w • lilies loss than one quart, according to Htntidard | OUIIGI* . jVj O J\lLOJL*G I I AFFLICT D! measure, and perulil the same to be drank in the house or on the premises attached thereto, without When by the uso ol DR. JOINVILLE S ELIXIR first taking nut license, and paying therefor Two 1 yo i can be cured permanently, nnd at ntriflingenst Hundred nnd Fifty Dollars, March 8th. 1837. 0. J. Attest : .1. F Cauuiu:, Clerk of Council, march W-law3w Passed ami approved WRIGHT. May. lay or. mu.' X. tt ' \ .'in m: it nuDMXEn nv rm: mayor and COUNCIL OF Tin: CITY OF ALU A NY, THAT Section II on page 36of the Ordinance, is amenned to read as follows : tiduc Masters shall pay a commission to (lie City of one per centum on (lie gross sales of alt Goods, Wares, and Met chniidizc or .other Properly, belonging to citizens, and two and j per cent onthe gross sales of all Goods, Wares, and Merchandize or other Properly, belonging lo non-residents.— Passed and approved J anuary Dili, 1837. G. J. WRIGHT. Mayor. Attest: .1. F. C\\u<;ti.r, Clerk of Council, inarch 3- 22-1nw3w Aii Ordinance. lie it onlninnl hi/ the Mayor ami City Council of A than (/, a ml it * v I* rrhy ortoiimt hy authority of the muiiic: That, from ami after this date, it shall not he lawful for the oW^ih of hits to build or erect within what shall be known us the fire limits of* Albany any wooden buildings or wooden roofs, and that the fire limits of said city shall be circumscribed within the following boundaries: commencing nt the Northeast corner of the Alley between Commerce and llrmul streets: thence.Inc North on Front street, embracing 213 feet East of said stroct to the Alley between Pine and Flint street; thence west on said Alley to .lackson street: tlHjii.'e on Jackson street, embracing 210 feet ou West side of said said stroct to Commerce street; tlienee North on Jackson street. East side, embracing 213 feet on said street to Alley between Commerce and Broad street; thence Fast on said Alley to starting point. And for a violation of this Ordinance,'v.any party bo offending shall be subject to a fine of Two Thousand Dollars, aud a forfeitureof tho materials used in tho building, nnd the abatement of the same ns a nuis ance. ’ - Passed and approved, March 13.183*. G. J. WRIGHT,Mayor. Attesl : J. F. Cauuiu:, Clerk. The astonishing success which has attended this invaluable medicine for Physical nnd Nervous Weak ness, General Debility nnd Prostration, Loss of Muscular Energy, Impolency, or any of the conse quences of youthful indiscretion, renders it the most vnlunhle preparation ever discovered. It will remove all nervous affections, depression, excitement. Incapacity to study or business, loss of memory, confusion, thoughts of HcK-dcstructiou, fears of insanity, &c. It will restore the appetite, renew the health of those who liufp destroyed it by sensual excess or evil practices. Young Men, be humbugged no more by "Quack Doctors" and ignorant practitioners, but send with out delay for the Elixir, and bent once restored to health and happiness. A Perfect Cure is Guaran teed in every instauco. • Price, $1, or four bottles to one address, $3. One bottle is enough to effect a cure iu all ordinn- ( ry cases. 1 ALSO, DR. JOIRVILLE’S SPECIFIC PILLS, for I the speedy and permanent cure of Gonorrhea. Gleet, i Urethral Discharges, Gravel, Stricture, and all af fect ions of the Kidneys nnd Bladder. Cures effect ed in from one to five days. They are prepared frottP vegetable extracts thnl are harmless on the system, nnd never unusnate tho stomach or impregnate the breath. No change of diet in necessary while using them, nor does their action in any manner interfere with business pursuits. Price, $1 per box. Either of the above-mentioned articles will he sent lo any address, closely scaled, and post-paid, by mail or ex pres j, on receipt of price. Address all orders to* BERGER, SIIUTTS & Co., Chemists, No. 286 River Street, Troy, N. V. $ TTOIti _n fro IGNE’S WHISKERS MUSTACHES MUSIC BOX! PISTOL S, of Colts’, and the most approved Manufity Caps and Cartridges, all sizes, nnd of best', Clocks and Rcgulat Eight day. nml ROhqtiv accurate Titnckj jtygr* .Arrangements have been mqdo lending manufacturing houses hy whicl orders for Watched, Clocks, Silver Ware, nnd Gem Jewelry. Fire Arms, \o„ will ho ( with accuracy nnd dispatch, and un tlie most" FAVOR A [ILK TEIIMS. (fcjy~ Alt kinds of Wntohen, Clocks and elry Cleaned nnd Repaired in an Gold, Silver and Spec , Bought', Sold.' imtl s J'ixoUa'ri Albany Watch and BROAD STKKKT, leweify ' - ALBA Jit S. 8TRA.1 Albany,. October 27, 1836 lyi D F. M O.BEST’S MONTHLY 1 t ‘ * luestrian i.rorciscH, oiusio, Amuscmc 1 hy tho best authors, and profusely ni illy illustrated with costly Engravings / ■eful and relialdo Patterns, Embroider! Scott’s Monthly Magazine. Second Y,oar. The Oldest and Largest Literary Magazine In the Sonlb. tOlU’EI) lo grow upon the smoothest face in from tlirce to five weeks hr using Dr. SEM E’S RESTAURATEUR CAP1LLA1UB, the most wonderful discovery in modern science, acting upon the Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous manner. . It has been used by the elite of Paris ami London with tho most flattering success. Names of all purchasers will bo registered, nnd if entire sat isfaction is not given in every -instance, the money will be cheerfully refunded. Price bv mail, scnlod and postpaid, $1. Descriptive circulars nnd testi monials mail# 1 free. Address BERGER. SHUT IS A CO., Chemists, No. 285 River Street, Troy, N. Y. Sole agents for the United States. univorsAlly acknovlod tho Model l 1 nzino in America; devoted to OrlgUioj " puts, Sketches, Architecture nn/LMm Household Matters, Gctns of Thought, Literary Gossip (including special dojmrfE Fashions), ' In**!ructions on Health. 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Also, "Arcadie: a Histo rical Romahce of I lie Eighteenth Century.’’ Also, "The Tropes nnd Metaphors of the lliblc," as illus trated l»y science, “v A. Means, b. D., LI,. D.— Also, a scries of articles on "Ipl* 0 in the East.” Ry Rev—R-.. A. Holland, of Kentucky, now on a lour iu Egypt and Palestine. It will be elegantly embellish id with Steel Plates, Lithographs, nnd Wood Cuts, prepared expressly $ BEAUTY THE TOMLINSOH, 020 TlroaclYVny, N. "B| Have associated .wijli them MR. W. W. WOODRl Formerly nnd Eatcnslyo Dealei CARRIAGES & BUC Auburn, Ciolilen, Klaxon and Silken Curls, JpRODUCED by 1 ho uso of l’rof. DE BREUX’ _ FEISER I,Ei CHEVKUX. Ono application warranted to curi the most straight and stubborn hair of either sex into wavy ringlets, or heavy mas sive curls. Has been used by tho fashionables of Paris and Loudon, wit It tho most gratifying results. it, for this publication, consisting of superb likenesses ' *.ee, Davis, Joe Johnston, Polk, Forrest,’ See. of I. Its quantity of reading matter will also be in creased, so that it will contain nearly twice the auiouut of either Godov or Peterson. Does no injury lo the hair, l’rico by mail, sealed and postpaid, SI. Descriptive Circulars mailed free. Address BERGER. SIIUTTS & CO.. Chem ists, No. 285 River St., Troy, X. Y., Sole Agents for the United States. At GRIFFIX Aiw ATI Wc slinll also introduce a department of Wit nnd * Illustrations of Humor, nnd occasional Wood Cut Southern nnd Western Scenery. TERMS.—Single subscribers, $5; eleven copies, $*•3; twenty-two copies, $100; nnd at the same rates for three aud six mtmths. Clergymen of all denominations, aud Presidents nnd Professors of Colleges will receive it at $4. The person who will send us the largest club of subscribers, not less than 25, previous to March 1st. Khali receive a premium of FIFTY DOLLARS. Address W. J. SCOTT, Atlanta, Ga. tel* 10. EXCELSIOR^ EXCELSIOR! . CHASTELLAK’S HAIR EXTERMINATOR For RKMovixti Superfluous Haul F IR the purpose of (trip PI Planters at tbe South, with any style of Carriage#, Bt Wagons. • „ Mr. WOODRUFF’S long qxp riage business will enable u* to giv supplying good suUstonHril Mrbrk,' *>' . try demands, nt ns low pcicies aa y»J furnished for CASjL/ 1 \Vp will keep* hand - * Mitnliood! How Lori, lidw ReMorrd TUST published, a new editiim of Dr. Culver- f} weir*Celebrated Essay un the railieal cure (without medicine) of Spermatorrhea, or aemiual weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impolency, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,etc.; also. Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by self-indulgence or sexual extrava gance. Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents. The celebrated author, in this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years’ success ful practice, that the alarmingconseqlrcneea ofseTf- abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous uso of Internal medicine or the application ofLth* To the ladies especially, this invaluable depilatory recommends itself as being nn almost indispensable article to female beauty, is easily applied, docs not burn or injure the skin, but acts directly on the roots. It is wcrrnnted to remove superfluous hair from low foreheads, or from any pan- of the body,, completely, totally and radically extirpating the same, leaving the skin sdfi, smooth gnd natural — This is the only article used by the French, nnd is the only real effectual depilatory in existence Price 76 cents per package, sent postpaid, to n address, on receipt of nn order, by BERGER, SIIUTTS ArCo.,'Chemists, 286 RiTCr St., Troy, N. Y. March 12-2fl-1y . ’ ■ the same as for.iui, which became fid ririi tho South, ns the host JR wc mfriftVti? Iron Axle Qantelat&! of the very best make In -'Amcrics. horses. - * . . We invite all who vfrArit niw arth address, . Tom II June 23, 1830. Clkrk’h OmcE Imfsrioa GutfKT, I Dougherty County, On,, Feb. 25, J867. j Matrass. H T « nMUngorih, inferi-r Court h,M this Jay, lh, fotluwin* nntrnl ptnuns- wm nppoininl riet i uliUc far Duughcrt; counly, to-*it.: irATitii. PtAfJ descriplit , L. jP. D. Warren, i E. Smith, D. 1 m ■4 a u. , 1 ^