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. —■—- jjbgh Bat there I heard No pious word— * sr 'tp- e/efl of blue j ,w her l>ow her head so gracious— Ob; gracious'. ■; » V The choir aang, The organ rati, *' ed to fill the building spacious, I could not hear (he ^oiptl law, % • My future bride Was atmv side— I found all else a might/ law. And eo when pealed the organ s thunder— Oh, Urnnder! I fixed my tyoi In mute eurpriae On her whole beaut/ waa a wonder. LEGALNOTICE8. DOU< GHERTY COTTNTY. Gxoaau—Dougherty Court!/. A LL persons indebted to the estate of John HJ Danforth, deceased, are required to make !«• mediate payment, and those haring claims against said estate, will render them in aa the law directs. . JOHN R. HILL, Adtn’r. AprDVWf The eenrieb done, we sought the shore— Oh, shore! And there we walked, And sad!/ talked, Men cadi/ talked (ban e'er before. I thought the waa a type of goodness— , v v/‘• . Ob, goodness! ; V*■ V V " Bat on that da/ 1 heard her lay Plain wards whose tery tono was rudeness. Wa strolled beyond the tide-mill's dam— Uh, dam) She Jilted me, And now l sec Thai wemfiiTs lore is all a sham: Kiiasd nr Lianruisa.—We were informed Isle last night that the rirld flash of lightning which heralded the raia storm on Thursday night killd negro and four mules belonging to Col. H.L Mott. * Theaaearrenoehappenned before dark. The negro was aomedistanoe from (lirard, driving tho'feam fastened to a wagon, to Co). Motr’s plnse at Dover. We heard no particulars Hither than Mini slated (Hull, Thera seems to be mistake about Mis President’a signing the bill passed by Cougress lo place ten thousand stand of arms in the hands of old lirown low** bushwaokers to enable them to crush out the last vestige of constitutional republicanism in Ten nessee. It appears that the President killed the odious measure by a pocket veto. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE PoOTII*Wr.STKIIN It. It. ('«»,) Office Macon, (la., Dec. 28, IHi'.it, \ and after Sunday, 80ih liiiL, Mail and^ Pas- Train on this Itond will run as follows: 8 00 A. M. 6 at) P. M. .7 20 A. M -I DO 1*. M. 8 (XI A. M. tl ID P. M. 8 (Ml A. M. I DO P. M. longer Leave Mason Arrive at Eufhula Lears XuAtula Arrive at Macon Leave Macon Arrive at Celumbus, Leave Columbus... Arrive at Mao on.. Connecting at B«\UUvU\e with Albany train. Leave Smltkvllle • •*« P. M. Arrive at Albany JI 1 1 1*. M* 'Leave Albany ( » A. M. 'Arrive at Smithvillo U *8* A. M. Pol the present a train will run mi Mu* Furl Gaines Hratteh Road from Cuthbert as Tar as Coleman wnd book three times a week, connecting with Knfanlu Mall and Passenger Train. VlllUll. POWERS, Jan 20. Kng'r and Hup’t. AN ORDINANCE. Be U ordained by the Mayor and ('oiiueil of (lie Oily of Albany, and it is hereby ordained by ' authority ofth® same, mHAT the Ordinance approved January Otli, A 1867, In relation to the soiling of liquor by others than Licensed Retailors, Ao., lie amended an follows: It shall not bo lawful for any person (except Li censed Retailers) lo sell spiriitioui liquors in qiuiu- tUles less than ono quart, according lo standard ’ measure, and permit the sumo lo ho drank in the house or on the premises niintdied thereto, wiMioui first taking out license, niul l aying therefor Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars. Passed and approved March 8th, 1807. M. J. WHK1I1T. Mayor. AtWatt J. F. Cmuiu.k, Clerk of Council, march 9-lawQw BE IT ORDAISKO HY TJIK MA YOU A NJ) COUNCIL OF TJIK CITY OF A I. It AN r, f|7HAT Section 11 on pago :t.» of the Ordinance, is * foil I amenned to rend ns follows "vendue Masters shall pay a roiuiuission to the CUy of ono per centum on the gross sales of all Goods, Wares, and MetcUaudUo or other Property belonging to oRixona, and two and \ per cent oqUi. groaa aalta of all Goods, Wares, and Mvrchamlixe or other Property, belonging to non residents. Passed and approved January Uili, 1837. (1. J. WIUOIIT. Mayor. Attest: J. F. Caruilk, Clerk of Coiiueil. march 9-22-1 aw3w An Ordinance. JS Be it ordained by (hi Mayor ,m,l t'lty Council of Albany, and it it hereby ordained by authority of the um: That, from and after lliis date, it shall not lie lawfhl for the owners of lots to build or erect within W^nt shall be known as the tire limits of Albany ’ a»y wooden buildings or wooden roofs, and that the fir* limits of told city shall be circumscribed within U< following boundaries: commencing ni Mir Iforfboaat corner of the Alley between Commerce and Broad streets; thenccdun North on Front Mrect. embracing210 feet East of said atroct to the Alley between' Pino and Flint street; Ihenco west on said __J(Jley.ttJacksoaatreet: thener on Jackson street. eabraclugSlO feet on We-i side of said said street to Commerce street; thence North on Juekxon fitlWt. Feel side, embracing 210 feet on said street .to Alley between Commerce and llroad street: - thence Last on said Alley to starting point. Aud for a violation of this Ordinance, any party so offending shall be subject to a fine uf Two Thousand Dollars, and a forfehureof the materials used in Hit* building, and tbs abatement of the same as a uuis- ance. Passed and approved, March It). 18t)7. O. J. WRIGHT, Mayor. ~ it; J.F.Gaaoi lb. Clerk. Gkoboia—Dougherty County. SIXTY DATS after date application will be made to the Ordinary of said county, for leave to tell all the real estate belonging to the estate of John H. Danforth, late of said county, daetased. JOHN It. HILL, Adm’r. April 9, 1887 Notice- — A LL persons indebted lo the estate of F. H. DeGraffenried, late of said county,. deceased, are requested to make immediate payment, and all thosr having demands against said estate will pre- xent them properly authenticated within the time prescribed by law. WM. OLIVER. Adtn'r F. 11. DeUraffaaried, deo’d. .April 0, 1807 , Slicriff'fl Stilt*. W ILL ho sold on the first Tuesday In May next, before the Court House in the city of Albany, between the usual hours of sale, a house and lot containing one acre, morn or less, lying on Mic South side of Flint street, No. 78, in the city of Albany, Dougherty county, lo satisfy a fifa from Clieiokee Superior Court, April Term, 1HD4 Koase- veil, Hyde .St Clark vs. Janies Jordon and Frederick licertr., pointed out by plaintiffs’ Attorney, March ftOtb, 1807. J. 8. DROWN, 81 Id Deputy Sheriff. To the Tax Payers of Dougherty Count,. mill? books for receiving returns of taxes for the I year 1887, will he open at the store of MER GER ii SMITH, in Albany, on the FIRST DAY of April next. Persons having freedinea employed are required to return 1 lie names of all males be tween the ages of 21 and <10 years of age. Freed- uteri Miat are not in the employment of u while per son nro required lo come forward anti make returns «tf their polls and property. Owners of land are re quired to return litem by designating number, dis trict mid section, according to the original survey. S. F. Dr.URAFFKNIUKU, T. 11. 0. March 21- -20 G KG HU I A—Dougherty t bounty. TO AI.L WHOM IT MAY I'ONCKRB J S ULLIVAN K. KKMRAI.L havingiit proper form applied to run for permanent letters of adminis tration on llie estate of Samuel E. Kenthall, late of said county,deceased. This is to cite all, and sin gular the creditors nnd next of kin of said Samuel K. Keniball, to he and appear at my office within tho I flue prescribed by law, nnd show cause, if nny they can, why permanent administration should not he granted to Sullivan F*. KcmbaU on Samuel E. Ketuhall’s estate. Witness, my hand and official signature, this March22, 1807. W. H. WILDER, March 28, 1807 „ Ordinary. Dougherty Sheriff’s Sale. W ILL be sold heforo the Court House door at Albany, Gil, oii the first Tuesday in May next, between Mie legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wlt.:—City lots nuiiulera 19ft, 28, on Washington street—87, 80, 80, 88, atnl (2, on Slate street—87jm Fourth street, aud the dwelling house of R. F. Withe, all iu the city of Albany, Gu. Levied by virtue of n Superior Court fifa returna ble to June Term, 1807, of Dougherty county, Ua., Joshua H. Prico vs. 11. F. White. JAMES W. KEMP, Sheriff. March 80, 1807. ADM1N1STRA TOR'S SA Lll U NDER and by virtue of nn order from the Court of Ordinary of Dougherty county, On., will lie sold before (lit* Court House doin’ of said county on the first Tuesday in May next, within the legal liours of salo—Lola numbers til and 08, mi Flint Street, aud numbers 02 nnd 04, on North Street, in the oily of Albany nnd said county, con taining one-quarter of an acre each, more or less. To lie sold ns (lie property of the estate of Samuel S. Crawford, late of said couuly, deceased, and for the benefit of the creditors of said estate. Posses sion of Gu* premises giveu the first of January next. TERMS—Gno-hnlf cash, the balance duo the first of January licit. Nolo with good security required. J. F. CARO ILK. Adm’r of S. S. Crawford, dee’d. March Dili, 1837. Mf, oto *uu OKI, an wu >■ the-, property of Jemea Maplet lo aatlsfy two ff fu. ieenoTfrom MttoboB BtpMfe* Court, In faror of Robert Walker, mentor of Darld Welker, de ceased, to. Juan H.pn, P. M. Colqoett * Charles Cox and Carbart ft Brother ra. Jaaaa Maplca, pro perty pointed oat by Wm. Dawaon. Aim, at the aatue lime and place will ba sold ono aid oao-bilf aeraa of Land No. 807, In Ilia 10th Dlllrlct of .Mitchell county, known aa the John Thomas plaoa, whereon John A. Ball nowieaides, lo-aattafy two Jnalioa Court 8 ha, issued from the 1178d Dlllrlct. 0. >1. Wm. R. Halptn rs John Tbomu, lery mad. and ralnrnad to mn by a conita- by a Constable, April 1st, 1867. HENRY SMITH, Sheriff. nntohal Mmi-OPi Bate. liAlvER COUNTY. Baker Superior Court—Nov. Term) 1865. RICH D P. LYON, Adm’r of B. II. White, V*. DANIEL C. MolNTYRE. Petition to Foreelose Mortgage. AdinluUlralor's Vale. ■pY virtue of an order from tho Court of Ordina- II ry of Worth county, will bo aold before the Court House door, in tho town of Isabella, in the county of Worth, on the First Tuesday in June next, Lot of Land No. (D8('in the 16th.District of said county, containing (202}) acres more or less. Also Lot (108) In tho lDtb District, containing (202}) acroo more or less, the properly of the laic Harry G. Ford, deceased.' Terms, note nnd approved se curity. This April 1st, 1807. R. G. FORD, Jr., Surviving Administrator. T> Y vli 1f of 1 House d< NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. A 1.1. persons having demands against G. W. M. Young, late of Worth county, deceased, will present them to me fop-payment; and those indebt ed to suit! estate must come forward and make im mediate payment of the same. TIIOMAb J. YOUNG, Adm’r. Feh2(l, 17-I0d * (•KOItCM-VoEKbrrlf Counljr. WHEREAS, L. K. Welch, Administrator of Mic estate of Dr. John R. Hardwick, late of said county, deceased, applies to inn for leave lo sell the House ami Lot iu the city o( Albany, whereon the said de eeased resided at tho time of his death. These are therefore to cite ail parlies interested, to bo nnd nnpenr at my office within tho lime pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not bo greuted. Given under iny hand aud official signature, this Itli day of February, 1807. W. 11. WILDER,Ordinary. fehD-8. UKORci.1—Itoayhfrl) Couuly, TWO months after date the undersigned will ap ply lu the Honorable Court of Ordinary of said county, for leave lo'sell the Real Estate belonging to the estate of George B. King, late or said county, deceased. Ibis 11th February, 1807. DETER J. STROZER, Adm’r Feb 12th, 1807 Jl WORTH COUNTY. Grokuia—Worth County. 8jXT) DAA ^ after dateapplication will he made to the Orjivuary of said county, for leave to sell lot of laud no iu her 213, in the 7th district of said comi ty. as the property of William Willis, deceased. BENJAMIN WILLIS. Adm’r of William WilUs, deo’d. march 2a, 1807. _ Worth County Sheriff Sale. O N tho first Tuesday in May nett, will bejwhi in the town of IsaMla, Worth county, Ga., be* tween the legal hours of sale, the following proper ty, to-wlt: r. Seventy (70) meres m land of lot (number (9ft) ninety, in the mium ji-jJ m .lllnntb (Kith) district or origin,)!, tFltl .Altnl. * 1 AM la.l _ _ . t 1081 AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, HES/SaSS AM ! Sr llcorge Spring ra. laid Wnt. M. foster. Pronertr V T hHl tinintpri nut kb nlainliS’i *iinmA> 1 J fHlUS', I to make to fine Boots and nnd beat vork war* Re- 14—If -W.-. T>- la Brasil trd of tnj Tour m-Brnill, under (br , tnaking a Tolun. of 3B1 pages, is for deliver/ nt sulucriptioi nillb. Ku .MinftHuff li. ¥. QASTON', pointed out by plaintiff', attorner. ...... JOSEPH 8. SUMNER, _ j»arlbS6,18W Deputy Sheriff. qaoaniA. H'oriA Couuly.—TWO tnnnlka nfler dau appitenttoa will ba snada to the Ordlnnrr of ■aid county, for lour, lo a.11 tin lands belonainc to tho utnt, of Willisnt P. WhltUngtoo, Into A Mid obaalt, dooouod, ooWaUog of tvo hundred nnd forty-fire ocres of lot nnmber five hnndred nnd ■ tebiS Admr’a S. p; WbllUaglon. OEOROLft. WortR Conntr. ! roar at my offtoo vlthln tho tlmo praao.tUd hr Mm Lott Rosx, deceased, should c said Administration. Ifollcu. Y virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary ‘ Worth County, will be sold before thet’ourt door in Isaliella, Worth county, on the 1st Tuesday in Jnue next, thirty accres of land, upon which is situnted a comfortable and commodious dwelling house, good brick chimneys, with eight rooms, with other out buildings, a good and healthy summer residence for some wealthy person, situate in Isabella. Terms, note and approved security. This April 1st, 1817. R. II. FORD, Jr., WM. U. HARRIS, Executors. Admliilatrutor 4 Halt*. TkY virtue of an order of the Court of Oordiuary I 1 of Worth County will he sold before tjte Court House door iu said county on tho First TiieUftny in June next, Lot of Land No. 98, in the 1 Ith District of Worth County tho Properly of the late Stephen A. Sherman, deceased. Sold for distribution.— Ternu Cash. April Hh, ihfti. MARY SHERMAN, Administrator of S. A. Sherman. A<liiiliil%lrnl»r*N Halts ILL lie sold before the Court (louse door in I lie town of Isabella iu Wurth county, On., between the usual liours of sale, all tbclndd* of the said Calvin Register, deoeased, on the first Tuesday in June next. Terms of Sale, note and approved security. This April l»t, 18ti7. MILDRED M. REGISTER. Administratrix of Calvin Register. Administrator’s Sale. TYV virlus of an order of the Court of Onlitmry of Wurth county, will bo sold before the Court House door in said County on the First Tuesday in June next, one-half of Lot of Land No. (628) in the fit Ii District of Worth, the property of tho late Wil liam D. Whittington, deceased. Sold for distribu tion. Terms Cash. This April 1st, 1807- PKN’.NR WHITINGTO.N, Administratrix. Worlli Nnporlor Coni , October Adjourned Term, 1800. II. A. TARVER, Executor, I .... v . c . . VH . ’ ’ l Rule Ni Si Fore* MATIIBW L. BRYAN. | clt ” c I T appearing io tho Court by the petition of lieu ry A. Tarver. Executor of II. II. Tarver, shows Hint Mathew L. Brynn by deed of mortgage, dated on the 4th day uf May, 1883, conveying to NobIi A. Moses lots of laud numbers (09) sixty-nine, (7ft) seventy, (lift) one hundred nnd fifteen, (lit)) one hundred nnd sixteen, (123) one hundred und twen ty-three, in the (loth) fifteenth district of Worth county, State of Georgia, for the securing the pay ment of two promisory notes, both tinted on the 3rd day of December, 1832, the first duo nu the first day of January, nfler dale, of tlicsum of FourThnusnud dollars; nnd the second due oil tho first day of January 1834, for the sum of Eight Thousand Six Hundred and Fifty-Six Dollars ntu! Twenty-Five Cents, with interest from tho first day of January, 1833, which said notes nro now duo and unpaid; and which said notes aud umrtgngo have been for value received transferred by said Noah A. Moses lu said Henry A. Tarver, Executor as aforesaid. It is, therefore, on inolbn of John A. Davis, Plain tiff'h Attorney. ordered (lint the said Mathew L ltryan do pay into this Court, before the first dny of the term of the next term hereof, the principal*, interest nud cost oii said notes, nnd ir. default, that said mortgage on said lots of hind be foreclosed, and the equity of redemption Gierein be ever barred, and that service of this notice he perfected on said Mathew. L. Bryan ncoordiugto law. November 7ili, 1803. J. A. DAVIS, Plff’s All y. A true cxlract’from the minutes of Worth Supe rior Court, October Adjourned Term, 1833, WILLIAM L. HUNT, Clew. March 14, 1807-24-m4m LKOlUilA—Worth Count)’. WHEREAS, James M. Rouse, Administrator on the estate of 8. W. Rouse, applies to me for letters of dismission. These are therefore, to notify the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, to lie and appear at rtiy office within the time prescribed by law to show cause, if any they have, why snid let ters'of dismission, should not lie granted, Given under my hand and official signature.— Dee. 4th, ’3ft J. IV. ROUSH, Ordinary, doc. 22 '00 03. E : appearing to the Court by the petition of Rich ard F. Lyon, Adtn'r, accompanied by the note and Mortgage Deed, that on tho 6th «lsy of March, I860, Defendant made and delivered to him his pro misory note, boaping date the day and year afore said, whereby the Defendant promised twelve months after date of said note to pay the Plaintiff, or bearer thirteen hundred dollars for value received, with Interest from date. And that afterwards, to*wit., on the day and year aforesaid said Defendant, bet ter to secure the payment of said note, executed and delivered to the Plaintiff his Deed of Mortgage, convoying to Plaintiff lot of land number (78) sev enty-eight, in the scveutli district *of said oountv, to be void on payment of snid n<»tc. Aud it furth er appearing that said note remains unpaid, it Is therefore ordered that said Defendant do pay into this Court, on or before the first day of the next term thereof, the principal, interest* and costs due on said note, or show cause to the contrary, if any helms. And that on failure so to do, the Equity of Redemption in and to said mortgaged premises, lie forever barred nnd foreclosed. It iv further or dered that this Rule be published in the Albany Newt once a month for three months previous to the next term of this Court, or served on the Defendant or his special agent or attorney, at least three months previous to the next term of this Court. RICHARD H. CLARK, t Judge Hup’r Court 8. W. C. November Term, 1866. It appearing to the Court (lint no notice of the foregoing Rule lias been made in terms of the law, Ordered that the Rule be so delayed ns to make the same returnable to the next term of the Court, and flint the defendant, McIntyre, show cause on or before the first day of the next term of this Court, why lie should not pay tho principal and interest duo on snid note to the phiinlifl, or why tlie said mortgage should not lie foreclosed, and llml this Rule he served In terms of the law. A true extract from the minutes. This Feb Dili, 1837. THOMAS ALLEN, Clerk. Feb. 12th, 1837. ^ U—m3m Notice to Dobtors and Creditor*. Gboimia— Raker County. . , N OTICE is hereby given nil persons Laving de mands ngaiii-t I’.mild I*. Hall, late of said county, deceased, to present them to us, properly made out, within the time prescribed by lair, so ns to show llioir character and amount; and all per sons iudehted to said deceased are hereby required to make immediate payment. K. B. THOMAS, .MARTHA J. HALL. Adtn'r of D. D. llall. Mandi 12-23 Baker Sheriff Salo. T¥TILL lie sold on the first Tuesday in May next, YY 1 before the t'tturt House door in the low’ll of Newton, linker county, Ga., within the legal hours of sale, the following lots of Innd, vis.: Numbers two hundred nndeighty-nine, (289) two hundred and ninety,-(2Wi) three hundred and eleven, (311) three hundred and thirty, (33ft) three hundred and seventy, (37ft) imd all of three hundred nnd ten, (’•lift) and three hundred nndthirty-oue, (331) south of Alligator Creek, in tho seventh (Till) district of Baker county. Lovicd on ns tho properly of Jn». W. Ilcarst to satisfy an attachment Ufa issued from the Superior Court of Baker county, in favor of James G. Cheek vs. said James W. Ilcarst. Proper ty pointed out in said fifa, and affidavit filed in ac cordance with the law. ID I BERT J. MILLS, Sheriff Baker County. March 21, 1837 UiWIX COUNTY. (ieorpla—W orth County WHEREAS, ScHflouu Faircloth Administrator on the Estate of Ueorge M. Green deceased, applies to me for letters of Dismission. These are therefore, to notify the kindred and creilors, of said deceased, to he and appear at my office within (lie time pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letter* of dismission should not he grant ed. Given under my hand and official signature, De cember 4ih, mo. J. \Y. ROUSE, Ordinary. Doc. 22. ’60 i;;{ t GEORGIA-WORTH COUNTY. WHEREAS, Benjamin Willis applies to mo for letter* of dismission from administration on the es tate of John Willis, deceased : These ore therefore to cite nnd admonish nil and singular the kindred and emWor* of said deceased, to be and appear nt my office within the time pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said idler* should not he granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this 20th day of Dec., 1833. , JAMES W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Dec 29,1803 U4-flm Groruia, Worth County.—These are to notify all and singular the kindred and creditors, and all others concerned, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed bylaw, to show cause, if any they have, why I should not, by virtue of my office, appoint the Clerk of (he Superior Court, or some other fit and proper person. Administrator on the estate of Augustus J. SchruVhins, dec'd. Given under my hand and official signature, this Feb. 20lh, i$07. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. feb23 3 GEORGIA—WORTH COUNTY. WHEREAS, CelllaK. Buokelew applies to me for leiUra of dismission from the administration of JarataF. RucksUw, deceased: ^ Then m therefor*U notify % \\ .ingolar the kindred end creditor* said, deceased, to be and appear ni my office within the time _ prescribed by taw, tc show cause. If any they hare, why said let- * -*» *- -*d, . . nnd official signature, this BeallO, I860 WorfUag. ran Oaiaei C.) V M Ilian PALMYRA, GA. March 30tb, 1887 [30-1,J '! G 1:011ma—Irwin County. WHEREAS, J. J. Henderson nnd Mary Whitby, applies to me for letters of Administration on the estate of John Whitley, deceased. These are therefore to cite and adinonisn all and singular the kindred and creditors of snid deceased, to lie and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted to J. J. Henderson nnd Mary Whitley. Given under my hand at office, this 22d day of March, 1837. L. M. COLBKRTIf, Ordinary March 3ft, 1837. AiliiiinislTutor's Hale. WILL lie sold before the Court House door iu Irwinviile, Irwin county. Ga., on the first Tuesday* iu May (text, lot of land number 43 in the 6th dis trict of snid county; sold ns (lie properly of It. M. Griffin, deceased, for tlie benefit of the heirs nnd creditors of said deceased. Terms CASH. GEORGE YOU NIL Adiu’r of 11. M. Griffin, dec'd. teb’23 Gkuhuia, Irwin County. Whereas, Wright Tonihcrlin applies to me for let ters of Dismission from Guardianship of H. it. Tom- Iterlin, late of said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all ami singular the kindred and credit ors of said deceased, to he and appear at my office w ithin the lime prearrihed by law. nnd show cause, if nny they can. why said let ters of dismission *dioiihl not lie granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this 27th February, 1837. L. M. COI,BERTH, feb28,18-3m Ordinary Irwin county. Groruia, Irwin County. Whereas, Micajah Tucker applies to me for letters of dismission from administration of the estate of John 11. Tucker, late of paid county, deceased.— These are therefore to cite all nnd sivgnlar the kin dred nnd creditors of said deceased, to he and ap pear at uiy office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they can, why said letters should not be granted. Given under iiiv hand and official signature, this 27th Fepruary, 1837. L. M. COLBEKTH, fcb28, 18 tint Ordinary Irwin county. Georgia, Irwin County. WHEREAS, D. J. Fenn, applies to me for letters of tlipmisplon from administration on the estate of Willis J. Bane, deceased. These are therefore to ite and admonish, nil and singular, the heirs and Teditors of snid deceased, to lie and appear nt my office within the time prescribed by law, to show caustb, if any they have, why said Willis J. Bane should not be relieved from said administration. Given under my hand and official signature at office. L. M. COLBERTII, Ordinary. October 2lkli 33 ► 9 ► H % o PS H EC & K S c it 0 1 5 1 S. STRAUi W ’OULD Heflpcctfully ii form vi, . the oUIteny of Alban; and miJJ . . try, that ha Ima jhat n . Jt 4 with a choice selection of the ■ Finest Gold and SilverI Kitlms CnttqisroiGtTiRg, tho tnoai'L— perfect timekeeper* mndo for Ui Q Pockpl Patent Iitvtrt and 1/orisonlalt, by |U, can, English and European Munufactui? ELEGANT JEWEXifeyl Ladies’ and Gents’ Fine G'ii( *" Signet and Gem Rings. Pin*, file#*, J Buttons, Brooches, Seals, Masonic Embl^j Wedding Rfi GOLD AND SILVER Superior Gold Peas witb Ulau,-, Silver and Plated Wir.l Rogers, and Wostenliolms’- suporior, (^1 Cuttle vy,J Dinner and Desert Sets, Razors, Scirikil Knives, Ac., &c. aa xn ur sxti Wrilln* and Dressing Casts,.WaUtO, P«, Toilrt Nels, Comlis, Brulnas. io is Warrant'd Genuine Moaraohaum Pima Umbrellas, Walking Canes, 4c., j, c . 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We shall nlso inlroduco a department of Wit and Humor, and occasional Wood Cpt Illustrations of Southern nnd Western Scenery. TERMS.—Single subscribers, $5;- eleven copies, $60; twenty-twocopies, $100; and at the same rates for three anil six months. Clergymen of all denominations, and Presidents and Professors of Colleges will receive it nt $4. The person who will send us the largest club of subscribers, not less than 26, previous to Maroh 1st’, shall receive a premium of FIFTY DOLLARS. Address W. J. SCOTT. Atlanta, Ga. lehlS,——r~ - 1 - ALBA] S. STRA Albany, Octobor 27, I860 lyt EMORBBT’g. 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Have associated with them MR. W. W. WO.OpI Formerly and Extensive Dcalefhhj CARRIAGES & BUGoj T KO-TIO^E! [HE partnership heretofore existing between .ftEDT fc uircj.. AT GRIFFIN AND ATLAS F OR tho purpose of supplying Mew Planters at the South, by wholexMf he. pnriuersiiip heretofore existing between with any style of Carriages, Buggies GILBERT it H1LSMAN, has been dissolved Wagons. A by mutual consent, and by the sale of the in- Mr. WOODRUPF’8 long experience terost of the Estate of Gilbert to M. C. BA Lift. r **ge business i»i1l enable Us to give The oii} business of Gilbert & Hilsmsn will be supplying good substantial work, such a^ settled by me as surviving partner, and all persons * r y demands, at as low prices as can' M indebted either by note or account, are earnestly furnished for OA8II. We will keep * requested to come forward and liquidate their in- Land debtedness. — —. „ J. IIILSM AN, Surviving partner of Gilbert & Hilaman. Albany, January 18th, 180". “ " 2—8m LIGHT CONCORD BUG the same os formerly arid by Mr. which became so universally pflipulAL “saj the South,-as the besf Buggy Ip u?c-. W e a 1 * o turn l s Sj Iron Axle Plantation; Tlie uaJeralgncd haveanoei.lnl IlieuMlvce to- gathar in the DRUG BUSINESS, at the OLD STAND of Gilbert 4 lliinmnn. The/ promise to keep on ba.d EVERYTHING IN THEIR LINE. ft '.J ana respectfully solicit patronage. Dr. Hilsman of , ’ 1 * Ter 7 beet make in America, fcj( will gire bis personal attention to preeoriptione — •■«"««• • u C .'.".‘if_ wm be upon STRICTLY l.AvStl UAoiS. IIILS.HAilft BALI.. Janarry 18 lb, 18G7 2-3m Clxbx’s Orricx IarnRiog Court, y Dougherty County, Ga., Feb. 25* 1867 / ’ Q. foffrjghi, P6srJ, HfMit iSft^iiaPmtaLLx u rm jrscs. ‘ j •'Vj’jV ■ ■ vHB We iurite nil wbo wabl an/articirlM aidteee, • it i*** * . S*KBE0.\DW.r, Niff June 23, 1800. " an Certlftoates of appointment will issue tn ‘'‘VfzZiT - A tf Clerk l. C. Doogbei-' ^ X MATILDA WAUDoffera ker l .... Aibotly and Quilts and (— , sr and-"krt«d~.6! Apply to JAMES feb7-9-tf TO8T . '' ‘ . '