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DOUGHERTY COUNTY.
f'1BOBOIA—Doooimtr Cocutr.
IT . Wniataa, John M. UU1 appllea to me for
leu era of Administration ok Ike sstoto of Dr. A. 0.
Illll. lot, of anld comity, deeeaeedr
Tbsse.rs therefore leeUe end edmonleh all a
• " laid 1
UfiORGU^Detgkftfif Ctatfr
tWO months after date Ihe onderslgnerf %Q( ajM
ply lo Ike Hooofeble Contt of Ordinary of. eaid
eonnly, for loose to sell lfe« Reel Eelato b.longinj,-
to the eatale of George B. King, late of Mid county,
' eeaeed. ThUl llhWrtrnry, 18fcV-' ■ -
FETES J. 8TK0ZEB, Adm'r
Feb l*th. 1M7 11
. .Worth County.
DATS after dale application «ltt to made
„ „„ „..lnary of acid couoty, fkr lean to tall lot
of land nombor 218, in the,71h di.trlct oresldcouu-
w " v Adm’r of Willlem WilUe, d*o’<L
23,1867. . ,
singular the oredilora end next of kin of laid De-
*, to he end appear at mj office within tbe
inscribed by law, to ahow came, if any
Dm* ]
fl»#y liars. why permanent letters of Administra
tion should not be granted to said John M. Iliil. on
A. 0. Hill’s estate.
Given under my band and offieial signature at
office in Albany. Vf. 11. WILDER,
Albany, April 2d, 18(17. Ordinary.
G 1 EOUCiiA—UounHBBTY CoUXTV.
| Wiibbcar, John M. Hill applies to me
l<«r Letlits of Ouardiansbiji of the person and
property of Lodowick M. lliii, minor son of A. C.
Hill, late of said county, deceaaed:
These are therefore lo cite ail and singular the
uexl of kin of said minor to be and appear et my
offiro within the lime prescribed by law, to show
'tiuHc, if any they hare, why Letters of Guardian-
id r • ‘ * * ’ “ -* **--
slilp should not lie granted to J. M. Hill, of tbe
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
TTNDBR and by virtue of an order from the
u Court of Ordinary of Dougherty eonnly, On.,
wiTl be sold before the Court House door of fold
oounty on tbe Aral Tuesday in May next, within
the legal hours of sale—Lots numbers Cl end 68,
on Flint Street, and numbers 63 and 64, on North
Street, In the oily of Albany and said oouaty, con
taining one-quarter of an aore each, more or less.
To be sold as the proyerty of tbe eetate of Samuel
8. Crawford, late of said oonnty, deceased, and for
the benefit of tbe oredilora of said estate. Posset-
<don of tbe premise* glren tbe first ef January next.
TERMS—One-half cash, the balaaoc due the first
of January next. Note with good security required.
J. F. CARO I LB,
Adm’r of 8. 8. Crawford, deq’d.
March Olh, 1867.
person Hud properly of said L. M. Hill, minor, Ac.
Given under my I
|xifiaBAXTB.#-Tlie Dumber of immigrant fe
tbftt’7i*veStrived nt New York from the;
beginning of the year, down t«» April 17th,
b 33.139. Moompfirul with -l:i,:*53 ‘luring
the wrap period of 18(10. Tlim* immigrant*
addiMRtwffiltU to the* n»mitry. Itiaic-
pOfl&nVom Ireland Hint mi immensi* <mi-
gnttiou to America is beginning, ami that
not enough vessels nront hand in It*i**h Ports
... •— ! — ho desire t
to bring fill>ho immigrant* 'vh«>
cross tho ocean.
Tbs tsui Polkt.—Tin* C'lmHcsioii
j News says tho eystoin ofSouthern planters
of devoting all thalr energies ami powerato
growing cotton “wns imtu w i-r mio » vt n
" under our former (tvHforn nf«tlaye labor. It
If now ruinous, WchIioiiM niiw ahumhint
crops of nil- nccoHHari<'H of lilt*, htndi an nro
sdaiited to our noil and (diinati*, and thru iisp
oar nurpluB only of capital ami labor h»r tin*
production of cotton. \V<* cannot hco how
tbere can bo a solid, substantial pro-pcriiy
for an agricultural country, so largely do
pendfiDt for Its bread and luca*. on thrun-
oertalntg of n distant manyt.
A Puntty Fi.aoo.—A edrtain Mr. Flagg,
clerk of tho Tcnntwcc* State Senate, lit***
been onllty of for«inK Uio imiigs
of tho two Housuh to certain ibulical inlls.
Betog threfftonwl ivilli (iroMimliun tliu on-
tctjmiing young limn bI"!"" 1 .
.Tu» Maronm at Wmiu.—Tho Umml
Huteir of M««onB in MllHioeeolii )i:h iseupil
«noffrnott sppoul toilto Wu'.Iiith ot liinjii
rlfdlotion to contrilmlo Itmm v Im- tlio rrliel'
oftlio starving people <>r (lie Souili, (lie
amount to bn lorwimluil lo lliu il.i’iiii'l Muh
ton of tlic’tiiftcrent Rtciten IV .l!«tg\imlon.
my hand and official signature at
office in Albany, April 211, 1867.
W. II. W1LDKR8, Ordinary.
Ifouulierly C’oumly Slicrlir* Males. ’
Will he sold on the first Tuesday in June uext,
heiwccn the legal hours of sale, before (he Court
11 on-c door of Dougherty county, nn the property
•it the esiutc of William W. Cheever, deceaaed, by
j virtue nfn mortgage Ufa from Dougherty Hupcrior
I'oiirl in favor of Joseph H. Smith vs. George II.
Cheever, Administrator on the estate of Wiliiam W.
huevei, deceased, nil that lot or parcel of laud
in I ho city of Alhnny, and known in the plan of said
oily ns ltint part of lots 4<L nnd 4H, on Commerce
Street, described' as follows;—Commencing at a
point on the western lino of lot number 4H, thirty
feet from ihe north-west corner of ssid lot number
|h, iheiico due cast lo Hie eastern lino of lot num
her 46, one hundred and five feet, thence due aoutli
ty feet, 1 lienee due west one hundred and five
feet, and thence due north to the starling point six
ty feet. Properly pointed out ill said mortgage fifa,
Also al tin; kiiiiio time and Place:
pjjdjjfflpui i.v ItussiA. — A jimninl in St.
PffWttblirg. Rueein, iiimoinuv. tlmt “ulinlfrn
M.m> ineiltiwl tb rt'pcrvt iu visit of ln«t
ye»r.. Many canon lmvt* npiiotiroil in tin*
ftosplUls. Our society, pi , ‘»inl nf tbo brilli-
ant results of itn nflorln btst yrsir,
sot to Work.”
Asiflf
Worth Oonnty Sheriff Sale.
K tke Aral Towdei Is Vei »eit, will b. eold
ibella. Worth county, Go., be-
o
'^Seventy (70) acrea of land of lot (number (90)
ninety, In the sixteenth (16th) distriot of originally
Dooly now Worth oounty; levied on as the proper
ty of Vn. M. Foster, to satisfy the offieera of
Court for cost on fifa from Worth Superior Coart,
George 8pring ve. said Wo. M. Foster. Property
pointed out by plaintiff’a attorney.
7 JOSEPH 8. SUMNER,
mareh20, 1867 Deputy 8heHfl.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AMD CREDITORS.
A LL persona baviag demands against G, W. M.
Voung, late of Worth county, deceased, will
present them to me for payment; and those indebt
ed to said estate must eome forward and make Im
mediate payment of tha same.
THOMAS J. YOUNO, Adm’r.
PebiO, 17-40d *
Gcoxoia, Worth County.— TWO month* after
date appliention will be made to tho Ordinary of
eaid eouoty, for leare to sell the lands belonging to
the estate of William P. Whittington, late of aald
oounty, deceased, consisting of two hundred and
forty-five acres of lot number fi»* hundred nnd
twenty-eight, (628) in the 7th district of Worth
oounty. PENNY WHITTINGTON,
feb28
WORTH COUNTY.
Libel for Divoroe.
Benjamin Willi.,) In Worth Supcrior
Milly Willis., j
Court, April Tirm, ’87.
r
T appearing lo the Court by the return of tho
riff that the party defendant does not reside
Will hr sold lot of land number (2(»H) two him
dred uud eight, in ihi! first district of the county of
Dougherty, as the proprrty of Morgan L. Drown.
I»y virtue of a mortgage fifa from Dougherty Supe
rior I'ourt, in favor ol Win. T. Cox vs Morgan L.
Drown. 1’ropiriy pointed out in said fifa.
JAMES W. KEMP, Sheriff.
April I8lh, 1867.
(Ir.ouoiA—Dougherty County.
OT1CE is hereby given to all persons coneern-
ed, that on tlio day of—— 1867,
Mdney It. Crenshaw, lato of Dougherty county, de
parted this life intestate, and no person has applied
h,l. nilmlhiul (.nllnil nil tlin nulnlu l.ruitlil M It 1*1
Sheri
tliis county, it is on motion of counsel, ordered
that said defendant appearand answer at tha next
term of this Court, else the case be considered in
default, and the plaintiff allowed to proceed. And
it is further ordered, that this rule be published in
the Albany News once a month for four months.
A true extract from the minutea.
April 28, 1867 W. L. HUNT, Clerk
ouse door, in the town of Isabella, in tho
county of Worth, on tho First Tuesday in Jane next,
Lot of Land No. (68( in the 16th Distriot of said
county, containing (2021) acres more or less. Also
Lot (108) in Ihe 16th Distriot, containing (202$)
acres more or leas, the preperty of the late Harry
G. Ford, deceased. Terms, note and approved se
curity. This April 1st, 1867.
K. G. FORD, Jr.,
Surviving Administrator.
RoliHu.
S IXTY days after date applieation will be made
“»
. _ the Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell
ihe land belonging to the estate of John Long, late
of said county, deceased.
W. G. LAVENDER,
Adm’r with Will annexed.
April 28, 1867
litHttu
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for ndmiiiiHtrutlnu on tho estate of said H. U. Cren
shaw, and dial in terms of Ihe law administration
will be vested in tin 1 lerk of thn Superior Court,
or some oilier fit nmljroper person, thirty day- af
ter tho publication of this citation, unless some \nl
id objection is made to his appointment.
Given under my hand and official signature, this
12th of April, 1867. W. 11. WILDER, Ord’y.
April 18. 1867.
Gkouuia—Dougherty County.
To all whom it may Concern:
ill N M. Cl'TI.IFK and J. H. Holliday Imriug
hi proper form applied to me for letters ol' ad
ministration on the estate of Lucinda Mabry, late
of suidrouuly, deceased. This is to cite all ami
singular the ereditorsand next of kin of Lucinda
Mabry, to be atul appear nt my office within the
lime proscribed by law, and show cause if any .hey
an, why permanent ndminislralion should not be
granted to J. M. Cullitf and J. R. Holliday on Lu
cinda Mabry's estate.
Witness my hand and official signature, this 17lh
April, 1867. W. II. WILDER, Orniuary.
April IH, 1807 »
Ur.oRuiA—Worth County.
This is to notify at* and singular the kindred and
creditors of David Hornsby, tale of said oounty, de
ceased, lo be and appear at my office within the
lime prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they
have, why I should not appoint Stephen Drown, of
said county, Administrator on said estate of David
Hornsby. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary.
April 28, 1867
THUS
GEORGIA. TELEGRAPH
?.jr 1*07.
daily and wobbly.
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Till'! AH(l VU
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. A a)M« ll la Iho frtint m»k of s*.uili.-rn iivw.iiu*
V. uU tb.y kr. srailr.cJ to ni>m>uuc*> (km (lielr
dMrt. fc.l. keen JlkvntMl' iw»r>l.'i! I'.v (in* j.ul.li.-
Tk.TELEOlUI'll Im* now a eireulalicu iliat rearhe.**
•very part of Georgia nnd oxtends into nil Hie ml it
•entStates, and lurdally lrlm< i* em it to that of
Any Southern journal outside of New CrleuiM.—
For this reason it presents peculiar utlvuntagim iih no
M I! I* I I? M ,
AD V ERT.I S I N »l
nnd Wt are determined that
'' NEWS It shall not 4>© excelled.
VEHICLE of
Tin:
WEEKLY TK1. K(1 li A 1’ ll
Daaitnad for ihe country, is puidislied every Frbl
Md r* the DARGEST AND II ANl»Si»ME?T WEI
AY In the South. It coiftains eiglil page*, or
FIFTY-SIX COLUMNS OK M VTTL’D,
Cklsflr NEWS, EDITORIAL and MARKETS. n<
bate limited number of advertiscmenlH are admit:
lii, the object of the l*ropriet«ri being t>* supply
Ihi planter* and farmer* of il>e .South with a
jdelejvlitory'ofeurront events utul oilier Informa-
o trial cln
AS A FAMILY l’Al’KD
V. cun.i<t* comparison.
v TERMS:
SHUyP*pn.perYw
m « “ 6 Months
—4A—-»* *• Month
Yonr
| Months
ts 10 00
G 00
1 00
4 00
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it onill it la paid fhrV • and all natnc.i
rirtu Ofi of sub**ctlpitcu. ("f which
eftry
oar risk.
'Mp!
case) uhlf"* renewed
by Express or Registered .Letters nt
Address
“ A. KIDD & CO.,
Proprietors,
Macon, Os.
| lion* Rednrcd
ihed, a new edition of Dr. Cuivcr-
‘ Essay on the rndirat curt
icrmatorrlui'.T, or seminal
Giuhqia—Dougherty County.
V l.l. persons iudetited to Ihe estate of John H
Danfort h, deceased, are required to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims against
dir
•I estate, will render them iu ns the law directs.
JOHN It. HILL, Adm’r.
April1867
Gmiiiuii -DougheriyCouluy. *
SIXTY DAYS after date application will bo
made to Ihe Ordinary of said county, for leave
Nell all the real estate belonging to Ihe estate of
John II. Dauforlh, laic of said comity, deceased.
JOHN R. HILL, Adm'r.
April 1867
NOTICE*
A J.I. persons indebted to the estate of F. H.
DeGraflVnried, late of said county, deceased,
an* requested lo make immediate payment, and all
iIiom* having demnudu against said estate will pre-
oiit them properly authenticated within tho time
prescribed by law.
WM. OLIVER,tv
Adm’r F. II. DcGraffenriod, ilw‘u\
Nprilli, 1867 J’ _ __
Sale.
Gr.onuiA—Worth County.
Gxuuuia—Worth County.
These are to notify all and singular the kindred
and creditors of Washington Drown, late of said
county, deceased, to be and appear at my office
within the lime prescribed by law, to show cause, if
any they have, why I should not appoint Stephen
Urowu, of said oounty, Administrator on said estate
of Washington Drown.
April 28,1867 J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary.
^ Ukohui a—Worth County.
These are lo notify all and singular tho kindred
and creditors of Samuel Story, late of said oounty,
deceased, to be and appear at my office within ths
lime prescribed bv lair', and show cause, if any they
ifd — ‘ * * * "
have, why 1 should not appoiut James L. Story, of
said oounty, Administrator on laid estate of Sam<
uel Story. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary.
April 28, 1807
0connia—Worth County.
These are lo notify nil and singular the kindred
“H. B. Thews, late of said oounty,
and creditors of 8, ,
deceased, to be and appear at toy office within the
time prescribed by law, lo show cause, if any they
have, wh) I should not appoint Joshua Thews Ad
ministrate* on the said estate of 8. U. Thews.
April J9flH07 J- W. ROUSE, Ordinary.
Executor’s Sale.
IVILL be sold before tho Court Houaa door in the
town of Isabella, Worth county, Ga., on tha first
Tuesday in June next, tho following property to->
One wood store house, and oxo wood grocery
vit:
house, fronting the Court House, and known as the
' ‘ ;!■ ' • “ " ‘
Sheriff’s
houses belonging to tb* estate of Jamoa N. Ford,
deceased. Also, about 10 aoroa land, moro or less,
of lot number 424, in the 7th distriot of said oounty,
joining said town of Isabella to tho North West.—
Sold uuder Ihe Will of said deceased, and for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms CASH.
R. G. FORD, Sr.,
Exeoutor James N. Ford, deceas«l.
April 20th, 1867.
W ILL l»o sold on the find Tue.*uhiy in May
nc’xt, before the Court House in the city of
Albany, bet wren tlio usual hours of sale, a house
and lot containing one acre, more or loss, lying on
Hit* South side of Flint street. No. 78, in tbe city of
Albany, Dougherty oounty, to satisfy a fifa from
Clicmkct* Superior Court, April Term, 1864 House-
volt, Hyde \ Clark vs. James Jordon and Frederick
Hecru. pointed out by plaintiffs’ Attorney, Marcli
80ih, 1867. J.8. DROWN,
81 td Deputy Sheriff.
Administrator** tale.
W ILL be told before the Court House door in
the town of Isabella la Worth oonnty, Ga.,
between the usual hours of sale, all tho ladds
of the said Calvin Register, deceased, on the first
Tuesday in Juno next. Term* of Sale, note and
approved security. This April 1*1, 1867.
MILDRED M. REGISTER.
_____ Administratrix of Calvin Register.
To (lie Tax Payers of Dougherty ( only.
milB hunks for receiving returns of taxes for the
J year 1867, will he open at the store of MER
GER* (it SMITH, in Albany, on the FIRST DAY
of April next. 1’erHons having freedmen employed
arc required to return the names of all males be
tween the ages of 21 and 60 years of age. Freed-
tiicn that are not in tlio employment of a whit* per
son are required to come forward and make returns
of their polls nnd property. Owners of land are re
quired to rcturnthein by designs!ing-'nuniber, dis
trict aud auction, accordiug to (he Jriginat survey.
. 8. F. DxURAFFENRlED, T. U. R. C.
March 21—26
Administrator’s Bole.
T> Y virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary
ll of Worth county, will be sold before the Court
Douse door in said County on tb* First Tuesday in
Juue next, one-half of Lot of Land No. (628) in the
6th District of Worth, the property of (he late Wit
liatn 1\ Whittington, deesased. Sold for distribu
Don. Terms Cash. This April 1st, 1867*
PENNR WHITINGTON,
Administratrix.
mertV* 'ty
. Ilepsy, and
ORORQIA—Dougherty County.
TO ALT. WI10>4 IT KAT CONcixM :
S ULLIVAN E. KEMDALLhnvingin proper form
applied to me for permanent letters of adminis
tration on the estate of 8aauel K. Kimball, late of
said comity, deceased. Th!| is to cite all, arid sin
gular the creditors and next of kin of aaid Samuel
E. Ketuball, to be and. appear at my office within
the time prescribed by law, and ahoif cause, if any
they can, why permanent administration should not
be granted to Sullivan E. Kemball on Samuel K.
Kemball’s estate.
Witness, my hand and official signature, this
March 22, 1867. . W. 11. WILDER,
Maroh 26,1807 Ordinary.
GEORGIA—Worth C’oaity.
WHEREAS, Janes M. Bouse, Administrator on
the estate of 8. W. Rouse, applies to me for letters
of dismission. These are therefor*, to notify the
kindred and creditors of said deoeassd, lo be and
appear at my office within tho tim* prescribed by
taw (o show cause, if anv they have, wky said lcf-
ild not bo granted,
ters of dismission, ahoul
Given under my hand and offioial signatnro—
Dec. 4th, ’66 J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary.
■ dec .22‘GO 68.
V only 0 comer,
admirable essay,
ty years’ success-
SSmOL
nppllcriflo# of rte
raodo of cure at ouce simple.
*by means of whioh every
hid ha in fbo hands of every
t in tho land. Sept, under sea!,
— on re
erm ’ a 8ale
AlbaWGi. #
next, between the legal hour* of sale, the following
property, to-wit.CUy lots nurader* 180, 28, on
koul® of B. F. White, .111. Ike elf/ or AlK» r , Q,
Lcvittl bjr virtuo of. Superior Court Hr. rot.ro.-
klo to Juno Term, 188T, of Dou.kortj county, Q.„
Ju.hu.lt, l>rio,t..B. F;WkllK
1 • " JffllW W. KEMP, Sk.rlff,
M.rrh .Iff, I Mi.
GEORGIA—Doaxherty (hU?.
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aaid county.
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office Rltkl. tiff time pry*
■ «*”•• «* mj tkojr hive.
Georgia—Worth Coiaty
WIIBRBAS, Bcnom. F.ircloth Adolnlitrctoron
Iko Gat.tc of Ocorn M. Green (Wceutd, .ppllo. to
me for lottnr. of UUntnion. Those Mo tkernfore,
to notify tho kindred nnd enltort, of Mid dteoCMd,
lo bo nnd nppMr nt mj offict within thn time pre
scribed by law, to akew cure, if any tkiy bare,
why .aid letter, of dismission should bo (Tabl
ed.
Olsen under my band and offioial alnatnre, De
cember 1th, 1000. J, W. BOUSE, Ordinary.
Dec. S3. '6(1 03.
GBOEOXA—WORTH COUNTY,
WHEREAS, Bcqjamin Willis applies to pi for
loltara of diamlnion from adminlotratioa on |k, ro
tate of John Willis, droanaadi
Tboaa are therefor, to clta and admonish nil nnd
singular tha kindred and credllore of aaid daoanaad,
to b. sud anpaar al my office wilkln Ika tlma on-
Itron under my knad nnd offleinl alrnaturc, this
30th day of Datu, 1866.
nonrat my offioo within
law, to ah- **"
Clem.uts,
Ik>U Boss,
HldA'- '
Qionou—Irwin County.
■WHEREAS, d. J.Handereon and Mtri Whitley
mnltea to mi for letters of AJministration on the
F la tho town of Isai ... .
eepTtbe legal hours of stls, the folloviog pfopef-
applies to m* for IsUera of Administration on ths
M mlc« f ire h thm&reti tD«Md'admonish «U «d
aJngulxr tbe kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to ba and appear atmjr office within the tim* pro
scribed by law, and show cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not b* granted to J. J.
Henderson and Mary Whitley.
Given under my hand at offioa, this 22d day of
March, 1867. L. M. COLBERTH, Ordinary
March 80,1867.
..STRAUS'S
A dmlnlatralor’a tale.
WILL be sold before the Court House door in
Irwlnvills, Irwin oounty, Ga., on the first Tuesday
In May next, let of land number 46 in the 6th dis
trict of said county; sold as the property of R. M.
Griffin, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said deceased. Terms CASH.
GEORGE YOUNG,
Adm’r of R. M. Griffin, dee d.
ftb28
70ULD Respectfully inform hit j
¥ 0 _ . . „
Ihe citisens of Albany and furrouauur
try, that ho has just returned fromfflt
with a choice selection of the -* 1
Admr’xW.P. Whittington.
AdnlHlstralor^a talc.
>Y virtue of an order from tho Gourt of Ordina
ry of Worth county, will bo sold before the
ourt H<
Gkoxqia, Irwin County.
Whereas, Wright Tomberlln applies to me for let
ters of Dismission from Guardianship of B. O. Tom-
berlin, late of eaid oounty, deceased. These are
therefore to oite and admonish all and singnlar the
kindred and credit ors of aaid 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 dismission should not bo granted.
Given under my hand and official signature, this
27th February, 1807. L. M. COLDEHTH,
feb28,18-6m Ordinary Irwin county.
B Y virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary
of Worth County, will be sold before the Court
le ( *“
door in Isabella, Worth county, on the 1st
Tuesday in Jnne next, thirty accres of land, upen
which is situated a corafortabie and commodious
Gboxoia, Irwin Connty.
Whereas, Mie^jah Tucker applies to roe for tetters
of dismission from administration of the estate of
John H. Tuoker, late of said oounty, dcceaHcd.—
These are therefore toclto atl and singular the kin
dred and oreditors of said deceased, to be and ap
pear at my office within the time prescribed by law,
to show cause, if any they can, why said letters
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and offioial signature, tliis
27th Fepruary, lo07. L. M. COLBKRTH,
fcb28, 18 6m Ordinary Irwin county.
Finest Gold and Silver Wai
Kktlks* Ciibonokktkri, (he most „
perfect timekeepers made for the Pocku
J’utent I.evtrs and Iforixontah, by the $
can, English nnd European Manufacturers! **
ELEGANT JEWSX.&Y,
Ladles’ and Gents’ Fine Gold
Signet and Gem Rings, Pins, Slecve-Sto*!
Duttons, Brooches, Seals, KoysTSSff
Masonic Kmblemid
"Wedding R i rig|
GOLD AND SILVER
Superior Gold Pens with UlaaoEd
Silver and Plated
Rogers, and Wustcnholms’ superior,
Wir«,;3
C ti 111 e r y ,s£H|
Dinner nnd Desert Sets, Razors, Sclsson, \
Knives, &o., &c.
sxs i
dwelliug house, good brick chimneys, with eight
‘ ‘ . .. llhy
rooms, with other out buildings, a good and healtl _
summer residence for notue wealthy person, situate
in Isabella. Terms, note and approved security.
This April 1st, 1847. It. If. FORD, Jr.,
WM. H. HARRIS,
Executors.
Georgia, Irwin CoiElf.
WHEREAS, D. J. Feno, applies to me for letters
of dismission from administration on the eatnte of
Willis J. Bane, deceased. These are therefore to
oite and admonish, all and singular, the heirs and
oreditori of said deceased, to he and appear nt my
offioo within the time prescribed by law, to show
fftn*o. (fon* they have, whv Raid Willis J 1 . Dane
cause, If any they
should not be relii
T>V vli
Jt> of 1
Dome dc
Administrator* talc.
Y virtue of an order of the Court of Oordiuary
f Worth County will he sold before the Court
door in said county on the Firit Tuesday in
June next, Lot of Laud No. 98, in the 14lh District
of Worth County the Property of tbe late Stephen
A. Sherman, deceased. Sold for distribution.-—
Terms Cash. April 4th, 18(W.
MARY SHERMAN,
Administrator of S, A. Sherman.
why said Willis J'
relieved from said administration.
Given under my hand and official signature nt
office. L. M. COLBERT!!, Ordinary.
October 20th 60
michllel SltcrilPa talc.
W'“
If ofl
ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in May next,
“* * lu county, Lots
tbe town of Camilla, in soli
Land Nos. 262, 849 and 867, all levied on
as the property of James Maples to satisfy two
fl fas, issued fron
Oboxota, Worth County.—These are to notify all
and singular the kindred and creditors, and ail
others concerned, to he and appear at my office
within the lime prescribed bylaw, to show cause, if
ny they have, why 1 should not, by virtue of my
Inc
ice, appoint the Clerk of the Superior Court, or
, Administrator on
some other fit and proper person,
Ihe eslalo of Augustus J- Schruichins, deo’d.
Given under my band and official signature, this
Feb. 20th, i867. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary.
feb28
from Mitchell 8eperior Court, in favor
of Robert Walker, executor of David Walker, de
ceased, vs. James Mapes, F. M. Coiquctt & Charles
Cox and Carhart & Brother vs. James Maples, pro
perty pointed ont by Wm. Dawson.
Also, at tbe same time and nlacr will be sold one
and ono-half acres of Ltnd No. 897, in Die 10th
Distriot of Mitchell county, known ns tlie John
Thomas place, whereon John A. Dali now lesides,
to satisfy two Justice Court fi fas, issued from the
1178d District, U. M. Wm. R. Hatpin vs John
Thomas, levy made and returned to me by a const a
by a Constable, April 1st, 1867.
HENRY SMITH, Sheriff.
Writing and Dressing Cases, Wallets, Vo
Toilet Set.Combs, llruenes, See., h
Warrant'd Genuine Mcersohaam Pipes J
Umbrellas, Walking Canes, Ac., Ac.
instruments, |
Musical
Guitars, Violins, Banjos, Flutes, Accordio
MUSIC BOX]
PISTOLS,
of Colts’, nnd Die most approved Mannfac.
Cups nnd Cartridges, nil sixes, and of best t
Clocks and Regulato
Kigli! «lny ami an hour accurateTinu&j
tydS" Arrangements have been made *
leading maiiulhciuring Louses by which |
orders for Watches, Clocks, Silver Ware, Dl
and Gem Jewelry, Fire Arms, Ac., will bee
with accuracy and dispatch, and on themai
FAVORABLE TERMS.
t&T AD kinds of Watohes, Clooks s
olry Cleaned and Repaired in nn
Gold, Silver and Sp
Bought, Sold and Exclu
GEORGIA WORTH COUNTY.
WHEREAS, Ceilia E. Duckelew applies .o me for
admlnisin
■•ration of
letters of disiyission from the
James F. Duckelew, deceased:
These are therefore to notify all and singnlar Ihe
kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and
appear al my office within Ihe time prescribed by
law, to show cause, if any they have, why aaid Ut
ters should not he granted.
Given under my hand and official signature, (his
20th day of December, I860.
JAMES W. ROUSE, Ordinary.
Dec 29,1800 64-6m
An Ordinance.
Albany Watch and Jewelry
BROAII STREET, - • ALBAS
Be if ordained by the Mayor and City Council of
Albany, and it it hereby ordained by authority of the
BAKER COUNTY.
Baker Superior Court—Nov.
Term. 1865.
] Petition to Forecloae
Mortgage.
RICIl’D F. LYON,
Adm'r of B. It. White,
Va. (
DANIEL C. MoINTYRE. J
I T appearing to tho Court by the petition of Rich
ard F. Lyon, Adm’r, accompanied by the note
and Mortgage Deed, that on the 6th day of Maroh,
1860, Defendant made and delivered to him his pro-
misory note, bearing 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,
conveying to Plaintiff lot of land number (78) sev
euty-eight, in the seventh district of said eountv
to be void on payment of said note. And it furtn
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, interests and costs doe
on said note, or show cause to the contrary, if any
phehas. And that on failure so to do, the Equity
* * 1 *—” * J —emiaes,
That, ftrorfi and after this date, it shall not be
lawftil for the owners of lots to build or erect wiihin
what shall be known as the fire limits nr Albany
any wooden buildings or wooden roofs, nnd Dint the
lira limits of said oily shall he circumscribed within
tha following boundaries: commencing at the
Northeast corner of the Alley between Commerce
and Broad streets; thencedue North on Front street,
embracing 210 feet East of said siroet to Die Alley
between Pin* and Flint street; Dience went on said
Alley to Jaokson street; theuce on Jackson street,
embracing 210 feet on West side of said said street
to Commerce street; thence North on Jackson
street, East side, embracing 210 feot ou said street
to Alley between Commerce and Broad street;
thence East on said Alley to starting point. And
for a violation of this Ordinance, any parly so
offending shall be subject to a fine of Two Thousand
Dollars, and a forfeiture of the materials used in the
building, and tho abatement of the same as a nuis
ance.
Passed and approved, March 16,1867.
G. J. WRIGHT, Mayor.
; Attest: J. F. Caxoilx,Clerk.
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of Redemption in and to said mortgaged preml
be forever barred and foreclosed. Itls further or
dered that this Rule bs published in the Albany
Nnet onoe 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 II. CLARK,
Judge Sup’r Court 8. W. 0.
November Term, 1866.
It appearing lo the Court that no noUee^qf the
foregoing Rule has been made in terms of tha lawr
Ordered that the Role be so delayed as to make the
same returnable to the next term of the Court, and
that the defendant, Molntyre, show cause on or
before the first day of the next term of this Court,
why bt should sot pay the principal and Interest
due on said note to tho plaintiff, or whv the said
mortgage should not be foreclosed, and that this
Rule bo served in terms of the law.
A true extraot from the minutoe. This Feb 2th,
1867. THOMAS ALLEN, Clerk.
Feb. 12th, 1867. 11—m8m
Notion to Debtoxa nnd Creditor*.
Gsoiqia—Baker County.
N OTICE is hereby given all persons having de
mands against Daniel D. Hall, late ef said
oonnty, deceased, to present them to ns, properly
mad* oot, within the time prescribed by law, to **
to show thair character and amount; and ell per
sons Indebted to said deceased are hereby required
to make immediate payment.
E. B. THOMAS,
MARTOA J. HALL,
Adm’r of D. D. Hall.
March 12—23
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Besides ths usual variety of Original sod Selected
Prose and Poetry, there will be contained the ad
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“The Tropes and Metaphors of the Bible,” as illus
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By Ra*. R. A. Holland, of Jientucky, now on a tour
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K will be elegaotly embellish*! with Steel Plates,
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He quantity of reading matter will also bo in
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We shell also introduce a department of Wit nnd
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TERMS.—Single subscribers, $6; eleven copios,
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The person who will send us the largest olub of
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1st shall receive a premium of FIFTY DOLLARS.
Addrees W. J. SCOTT, Atlanta, Ga.
Iebl9.
Baker Sheriff Sale.
ILL be .old on Ik, Snt Tawdtj i Mn, tnt,
‘ “ ' m town ol
cgnlhoure
w before (bo Court House door In n town of
Newton, Bnkor count,,'Oi^witbln the
of Mle, tho following loto of lond, rlt.
Nnaborr two hundred tndolthtr-n) e, (389) two
““ d ninety, (390) threo biindt, innd oioren.
hnndred'nud ninety.
of AlUgntor Cr«b, in Ibo oertntl (JUi)
Hcarat to
lor Court'of Baker county, in favor *f
^ Proper-
tin. said James W. H tarot. „
1 out in aaid fifa, and affidavit filed in ae-
iiuw mr
uM^Mkd9^T' 1
Clux's Owici Ikvkriok Couut, )
Dougherty County, Ga., Feb. 26, 1867. j
A T ameeting qf the Inferior Court held this day,
2JL following named persons were appointed
KeUrieePublie for Dougherty cou
oounty, to-wit.:
°. J. Wright, Peter J. Stroxer, John R. Hill, Dan
iel P. HRVHeniy Morgan, Richard Hobbs, Richard
P -S- w *"«, John A. Dnrii, William
OHwr, William E. Smith, D. H. Pop., V. G. Rust,
ondT. M. Carter.
OMtiffontMof appol.tm.it will Irane lo rack one
uponcoining forward nnd Inking tho osth at
pmoriM by law. J, P. CARGILE,
■erehM tf; Cloth I. C. Dougherty County.
S. STEA1,
Albany, October27, 1866 1/i
D K M O ll F. 8 T ' S MONTHLY mAO!
universally acknowled the ModelPiJ
030 Rrondwny, N. ’
Have associated with then ' ‘j
MR. W. W. WOODfifl
Formerly and Extensive I
CARRIAGES &
AT GRimil AUD ATI
T7TOR the purpoao of supplying 1
Jn Planters nt tho Soulb, by who!
with any style of Carriages, Bug] *
Planters nt the Soulb,
any style of Carriages, 1
Wagons.
Mr. WOODRUFF’8 long oxperiei
riage business will enable us. to giv
ipplying good substantial work, sack* 1
y demands, at asJow prioes as can I
try
JtJST OPENED I
nHE C,CARS ’ * nd
E. WELCH.
-Tfl: Cily Tax Pap,
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furnished for CASH. WeVrili k«p«
lined *
LIGHT CONCORD |9
the same ns formerly sold"by Mr. •
whioh became.so umverially-j" , “" 1
the South, ns the best Buggy i
Wo nlno fnrn.lohj
Iron Axle Hantatiop
of the very best make in America, <l,r 3
W^lnrllo nil who Wont nny arllcl.'l»V
address,
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Juno 2^, Ifl^fiff/
and
rRS. MATILDA WARDoffsnb
I il.-. .llLauw *11(1 TICII
tlio clliions of Albauy
epalr Malrossea, Qnilts
description, in Ibo host and i
for lb. W ,7-9-lf
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