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Resolved by Ike Senate mud Jloute of Representative wmmmMi the »e»er»l8l»te,u «n-«netulmonl to the t'r.n«(i iutiotutlho Uttl*ed.t4»lc«, wtdok.* when ntthwl hy thrceftmfUuof »«d Legl»)»wni, eluUhn vnllil uralijstWtlis-UniffidBtfitK find Mibject 1<» Hie JrfsWlciisw thereof, arc cilissos ot Hie U. States, MtU«C«h*BHiU'#bOTsln they reside. No State Wrtfitfcttfotf «bf«rtt Ray law which shall abridge iho privilege* or immunities of cit'usu* of U»s U. 8. Nor shall any State deprive nny person of life, lib* «rjr or property without due process of law, nor dfjy foVayVcrrm *&bin its jurisdiction the equal protection of Ua law*. 2. .Representative#' nltall ho app^iUouod Rrntfng the itetcralSiates accordinn tolho reept'e- 'DOUGHERTY COUNTY. llOVUlIEItTY SHERIFF’S SALE. Will be wold on the first Tuesday in July next, hrluro the Court House door In the city of Albany, Dougherty county, Ua., between the legal hours of sah>, the following property to-wit t One brick house and lot known ns rite .*artner House, now occupied, by Win. Hilbert, lying on Washington street, in the city of Albany, leried in favor of a mortgage Ufa from Dougherty Siperisr Court. June Term. 1807, Honeys, Smith A, Tovnssud re. Catharine A. Fanner. Property pointed out by Plaintiff's Attorney. J 8 DHOWS, Deputy Hi’IT May 25, 186? _ 4 _ Dougherty Sheriff’s Sate. Will J»e Hold on the first Tuesday. In Jut; next, before the Court Mouse door of Dougherty lOtinty, JYbtice. S IXTY DAYS after date application will hi wade to tho Honorable Court of Ordinary. Worth tftty, State of Georgia, for lavra to eeU Lot of Land, No. 41), in tha Fifteenth Dietriet of aaid county. The Widow'# dower exoeptod. June 8, 180?. A. M. HILL, Administrator of J. W. Hill, decanted* be sol 1M™*r~ikiT.*»i I,our. Of IliuTollowffl prop. Le*i»lature thereof, la denied to any of the mate in habitants oCauoh Stale, being twenty-one years of ago, andeitltens of the.United States, or In any way.ahrMgoil^kxdept for participation in rebellion nr other erimo, the basis of representation therein shall bWfcdtmciliiftlic proportion ♦ hl#h the ntitn berdf •Bcliinal# cnltrens shnit b*nr th the wl.oh «« whole 4/nidi aUixana iweuty-oue ycv». of tt 8° ItMf.tytfWM&n+hnl] be w> Senator tor Itepre- Mentalive iffCanitro*, #l«iM«f l’reaident and \ iee 1'mldcnL or hold any oilicc, civil or military, under the United States, or under any State, who. having previously tnkenj an oath ns a member id Congress, ar^s a* officer or the Milled Stales, or a a member of nr.y State Legislature, or no exert, five ft" Judicial officer of any State, to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have en gaged inipsuracation or raboHiun against the wiims „r Vaiiin aSrciHSilurl lo Tlw* rn»,nU*« IMrrol; hut tfangreea may, by n vote of two thirds oi cant, llouno, ramova such disability. ■-Beer-t. The vnlUHty of the publio debt of the United States, mithoritcd by law, including Hie debts incurred for the payment of pension* amt I,unties/|r HerylOft llfiiiPpreMidng .tn»iut**tmn or rebellion, SnHllWif Ifu quAllum-d. but neither the United States nor any Slate shall assume or pay Any debt ft, obligation liw.nrred In aid of insttrrec lion or rebellion against tho United Stairs <»' •dsimtof llfrfu* or oimnoipaljon or ahy* slaves It,it till Aiotrdfttds. obligations, find claims ffiinU 1m Judd illegal and void. Sec. 6. Th/toi,tf 0^4hallbaV|puWer lo ei.r.n-re by appropriate lo#d.»Ubii, i Ih^u dvisious of this article, Vol. X.VUI* — 18G7- I-VUI >air andirons, ] aide board, 18 chair** Levi s tba property of D. P. White, * Superior Court of enld county, it. F. White* Property pointed out oj Jane 4, 1807, 1E0UC11A—Dououa»Tt Coum. J jj* Wiikbkan, John M. Hill app.ee to ,no for letters of Administration on tho estuteof Dr. A. C. Hill, Into of said county, deceased: Tlieso arc therefore to cilu and ndtuaiish all and singular lint creditors and next of Jill of said De ceased, to bo mid appear ut my ollie within Him lime prescribed by law, lo show euse, if nny they have, why permanent letters Adminlatra- lull should not he grunted to said JoIj M. Hill, on , 0. Hill's estate. (liven under my hand ami officialsignaturo at W. II. HLDr*" Macf-’Journal and' Messenger i.s HirntiimiKD DAILY AMD WEEKLY, At Huron, till. Tho?ropMM*ni of ilit, ohovr jmiriiHimt*.p.rnl rlukt* nr (»p«n«»re pl<wll ,h Tiro 'T | |" ! * r " ,Kli of 8pi|l hot nmtnCfc Ihfit tli Mr ed. that ronchci >ver m, and uru grclllie l l,o an (furls have been llhrmlly reward The ,AhVra*l ,lftH n ' ,w n ‘•irnilutiuii rcnclici ^Tpry pun of Ooorntli, ni„l ,*>,,*,,']■ nil ili. Unit.,I H,mo,,, nml ii« jmlljt l""»o l* onunl lo rlinl of n„y o„t«M„ of Now rl,l,*„,iw. A t,,i AUVKllTIHlNlj MlillUISlit pro.,*,, » pool,II, nJro logon, nuA wo uro ilotornmnju ilml ,i hiiai. Hur ho auruasM*d »a a Vehicle «»/ n luible U oimtaiuN tho Lkuai, Auvkutihimi ot nearly all tiie Ailjaccul conblics, inoluding BIBB, ORAWrORD, UPSON, MONROE. HOUSTON. DOOLY, TAYLOR, MACON aud TWIGGS, Making it almost ud>ieraaHAm.a‘lo business men Rates of Advertising reasonable Tho Weekly Journal & Messenger "fur the Country, In I’uhJiHhiKJHVJilVV.WJiDNWl^Vyau.lcuiilai.. il„- most reliable and In'crosllng rrmltng mallei t be found la any paper in this section. i, — -* ■— •• ■ • 1 Term « rtf K'xImSrliili f> u: iVookly, (por Vo.r) f Dally, oue month,.., J; •• throe months, , /.Vi onp yem*, Hcfattlf orWri/i»(mt/ truer* <11 Address KOSi: A, 111 ItlL M»»21,1H07. . M *,;,*», «l< (jTKlMIfllA—0,1,','IIKUTT Cm STY AUioro.., I ho o.fnfo or Mr», Nancy Kmiih, of Mi* county, i« „*>( „„w ,o,,ro«o„lo*l. ,lm„r*.N. l'nvio. ll- Administrator on mid estate, having been disoitr «d therefrom, and his letters revoked; and nlirre; Cltatlo* 8pitx ppplioe to me for letters ot ndmmie irtTtoirdebAfiis nod on HrthV estate. Thotm.aro thvroforo to oito and admonish a[ atiu singuVvr tlto crodUorji and next.or kin of sald Naunj HimUi, vobo anti appear id my oflico wltoin the Cihio prescribed by biw, lo show cause, if any Hi-y have, why sahl letters administration* MmuM not l»c gram ed. to aabUpitz •»» Nancy Smith s estate. Alton under my bund and oilieial nguulure, Hus ‘2-U day of May. 1Hd7. June HI, W. II, WII.IMIII, nr.luoiiy IK 3 i'jfc- HUArtOti l>J pUDitHT in AB. \V. KB&l',flheritr. Notice • Y virtue of an order from iho Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Dougherty county, will Mid on the first Tuesday in July next, before the Court House door la Ike city of Albany, Ga., at publio axle—The real property belonging to Geo. B. King, late of said oounty, deceaeed, eoueieting of city lots as hereinafter described, fo-wit.: Corner lot on Waahington and Pine streets, fronting Cook’s Warehouse, number not known; lot lying East of the atxmi mentioned lot on flouth side of Pino street, running 05 feet on said Pine street, and run ning South 80 feet; lot number 7 on Broad street, and lot number 78 on Commeree street, all in the city of Albany. Sold for the banefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceaeed. Terms on tho day of sale. This 17th day of May, 1807. PETER J. BTROZKR, Adm’r. May IHIh, 1807. _ _ Gkoiujia—Dougherty County. I*L persona indebted to the estate of John 11 Daufortb, deceased, are required to make lm- iate payment, and those having olaims against aaid estate, will reuder thorn in as the law diroota. JOHN R. HILL, Adm’r. April 9,1807 A’ ! DKR, Ordinary. oilier in Albany. Albany, April 28, IK07. i KOIUIIA—DomiiiKitTv County. WilKHKVS, John M. Ilillspplies lo mo |«r Letters of Huardlanshin of Ip person nml pcrly of Loduwiok M. Hill, tnino son of A. C. till, lalo of said county, deceaseds These «re therefore to file all nil sliigohir the next of kin of said minor to he and.hpoar at my oltico wit bin, the time preserihed by law, to show cause, if any they have, wl«y hoi lorn of Guardian- ili ip should not he granted lo .1. N Hill, of the •raoti and ftroperiy of said l». M. HI, minor, Ac. Given under my hand nod ofhcht signature at lline in Albany, April 28, 1HU7. W. II. WlLDKUHjIlrdlnary# GKoiiuiA—Dougherty County. N OTH'!* is hereby given to uil jvhuiih oouceru- ed, that on the day f — Ihti7, Sidney It. t.'ienshaw, late of Itoiigh'ly eouuty, du- tailed this life intestate, nml no peon has applied to 1 administration oil the estate of iid H, It. (■fen- sliaw, and that in terms of Hie lawndininisiruHnn will he vested in llu l lerk of the uperior Court or some other lit nml proper persurlliirty day- af- i-rtlio publicatii ti of this cilntioii.iilcsN sumoval i| object ion is made to Ills appoint Hit. (liven under my hand ami oflloiirdgnatiire, thin •Jth of April, IHU7. W. 11. WiDER, Urd’y. April IH, IKU7. tl Koiuil.v—Dougherty County. To all whom U tuny Count! (MIN M. CUTLIFF nud J. It. idliday having Tr iu proper form applied to mu ft letters of ud- iiiinistraHon <>» the estate of Lucin Mabry, late or said county, deceased. This Is » cite all and singular the creditorsand next of In of Lucinda Mabry, to J»o and appear at my Joe within the time prescribed by inw, and show use if any they cun, why permanent adininislrnlioshould not he granted to J. M. CutHtf and J. It.idliday on Lu anda Mabry's estate. Witness my hand and oilieial slglyre, this 17th April. 18(17. IV. H. WILD*, Orninnry. April 18, 18(17 * (•KoitiiiA —Dougherty County. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY « OCKN : GsoaarA—Worth Conuty Whereas, James L Btory applies tome for Letters of Guardianship of the person and property of Sa rah V., James and Martha J. Calhouu, orphans of George W. Calhoun, late of said county, deceased. These ure therefore to notify the kindred and creditors of said deceased, lobe and appear at my oflice within the lime prescribed by law, and ehow cause, If any they can, why 1 should not appoint the said James L. Btory Guardian for said minors. Given under my band and official signature, may 4, U7 J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Mannsseh Henderson, one of the Executors of James N. Ford, deceased, haviug been allowed to resign, owing to the fact that he had removed to the county of Irwin, and other causes, and Robert G. Ford, Sr., a Co. Executor, having applied for leave to rtrdgu owing to IiIh old age and other mat' tern, and it being probable that he will be allowed nud nn order having been grunted to (bat effect, »o soon us he seltlea with the legal representatives of said estate. This la for all persons to oome forward at Hie July term of this Court to show cause wbr 1 should iimI appoint the Clerk of the Superior or In ferior Court, or some other reliable person, Admin istrator with the Will annexed on said estate. J. W. ROUSE, May I I, 1867 Ordinary of Worth Co., Ua. *1 ( ’ ATTENTION 1 they NY FBI >N ktkliag NOTES or CLAIMS on ft Brfrinbn, of Nftfos bn which l»?y are Endorser* will please scud u- a,state f tin* same. 11V.LR S \ of the same, A t 'IZ V Adnuiiinlmlor'n Sale TiV-YIRTeK of »*> onlcr fwm lli» Oon *r*4ihliVy or llooflkefiy oooni y, will lo ffiHHrtl WkiMhijr In Aopo.i l-m?, «i i lfc*<rdoof tn',nM eonnlyili.lno.n Ih. l»(t*l lionr» ’of *ity 1ol nnothcril. on Rrond Htro.t. in ,lio RlWiny, (In., onn.il by .fnlm II. Uunmrtli, ''oonuinlho o«on«r.;mot» ot low, with ih, Impniti- ■iitnUMInrto,., Hpldrfo* Ih* bonoSi of liolr* . »ud f rJif ? of *»M Adm'r ot J. II. Daufortb June 22, lKfif. piled to mo for permanent l.ers of Adifiinis- fniiiuti an Iho estate of C. W. Uavn, late of said unity, deceased. This is to eitel and singular thecreditors und.iicxt of kiu of C*. Uawsoti, to he ami appear ot my otlico within Ihlmo preserihed tty law, and show cause, if any IT can, why per manent administration should nob granted to A. E. Itawson on 0. W. Dawson’s esc. Witness, my hand and olficiiilgnature. This April 29th, 1867- W. II. \uDKR, Only. May _ .NUTICJi A LL persons indebted to llmdoto of F. II. DoUraireiiried, late of said inly, deceased, nro requestod te make iuunediaUymont, and all tho-e having demandH against mesialo will pr»- -<*ut them properly oulhcnlioaiiffithin the lime nrescribcd by, law. 1 c -f- LOUVER, Adm'r F. II. DetFcnrled, Uce'd. April 9, 1867 G El HUM A—Dougherty t-oim TO AM. WHOM IT MWSCMtN : laULUVAN E. KKMDAI.L |ug ill proper form applied to me for pcriuams'Uers or udmiuix trntlon on the estate of Bauuui Kemlmll, laic of -aid county, decease*!. This i cite all. and sin gnlnr the creditors aud next Ji» of suni Bumucl E. Kemhall, t«» lie and appear my oltiee within Hie time prescribed by low, oibow cause, if any they can. why permanent adirtratlon sliouM not be granted to HnlHvan K. Knll on Bamuel R. Kemhall’s estate. Witness, my hand and oM signature, Hus March 22, 1867. **• WILDER, March 28,1867 Ordinary. CK0R61.V—UoiKlifrl'oMniy. WHERE AM, L. B. Weloli^miiiletrator of the estate of Ur. John It. Hard* late of said county, deceased, applies to me tor o to Hell tho House and Lot in iho city of Alb.mheroon Die said dc cased resided at Iho lime «f death. Tlieso are therefore to ci< parties interested, t*e ami appear nt my oftiJlhin the •Hhic pro- „ .•ihed by law, to shew on if any they have, why said letters should nogcmited. Given under my hand atilclal signature, this Ithday of February, 1867. y 3 W. IILDKK, Ordinary. fcbB-8. AflmiiiiWofoih _ .............'A. s«/c- _ 1 Y>rfltt^<Vnb orlW of thc^’ohrf W Urhintiry of I i.lTiyVi"ry* > ""*J , i before Uas Court Tlii*W WMW ill mill usunty, op Ike first Tuesday in IWUfM °f ***vlc. the real estate or John H. Hardwick, consisting ot oily lots sfttfftWbh JifclrtwSAalrea; bfclng . oilth half of 148 I'ineatreet. vvith house yf four ■irjrftJtrlfildings «• nwd Hifc stable W<lw phrt ftf 'bd 4l on Dread Jn4'jh¥bfeV(y (if (aid John K. Hard- Mq^Mthf ffMHty; McecasciL-foc the 'houctit l*o,s, •ionilteu l«t 0*f»'».'’'’r«Wli , n»h. * H.ru-I 1.UI**. / W#*.CH,AJn.V. June 22, 1807. nTUKOnt* ADAMS, Gkohuia—Dougherlynly, OTU’K is hereby givd»U persons concerned that on tho day of f 1 * • Davis l’ace,lotk of Dougherty county, depi this life testate, nml leaving Julia A. Face ExJx to his last Will and Testament, and she hnviuermnrried with I’eler McLaren, nud by Haul inwriugo wiid estate is not now represented, iuu|erson has applied for administration with the Wtnoxcd on the estate of said Davis Pace, and t) terms of the law ad ministration will be vostiHtu Clerk of the Bn- mrior Court, or name olY* and proper person, t. . -•il tlnr'y days after the pulion of this Citation, unless some valid obje^ti uiado to bin i^ppoinl- inwnt. 1 - H. ‘ * *, Hub WORTH OOUNTY. NOTICE. OUMIA—Woith C ,, BIXTf DAVfl KW WilMtlMKlU b*«*4* . ih, OrSaur .(MidMotT, ftrUM. U> mU 1m oflu* n,mb,r 113, is UMlIh dlMtkt.fMldwu.- Adm’r of WUUam Willis, deo’d. arch 28,1887. Qiomou, Worth CWy.—ThtM arc to noUfy all and singular the kindred and creditors, and all other* concerned, to be and appear at my offlos within the time prescribed bylaw, to ahow cause, If any they have, why I should not, by virtue of my office, appoint the Clerk of the Superior Court, or sons other fit and proper person, Administrator on tho estate of Augustus I. Schrutchine, deo’d. Given under aiy hand and offiolal signature, this Feb* 20th, 1807. J. W. BOUSB, Ordinary. aaomaxA—worth county. WHEREAS, CslllaE. Buokelew applies vo mo for letters of dismission from the administration of jum p. ltuckftlev. deceased t These nre therefore to notify all and singular tha kindred and creditors of said deceaeed, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, te show eause, if any (hey hnve, why aaid let ters should not be rraaled. Givea undtr my hand and offiolal signature, this 20th day of December, I860. JAMES W. BOUSE, Ordinary. Deo 29, I860 64-6m MITCHELL SHERIFF’S 8ALE. Will be sold before the Court House door of Mitch ell County, on the first Monday fa July next, be tween Iho legal hour* of sale—Lota of land number 87, 88, 89, 40, and 4, in tha 12th district of Mitch ell county, Ua., as tho property of James Maples, to satisfy the following fifasfrom Mitohell Superior Court: Carhart ft Brother v*. James Maples, and sundry fifas in favor of officers of Court vs. James Maples, on# fife In favor Lynas C. Shaw vs. James Maples, and other Ufa* In my hands vs. said Maples. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. ALSOy AT SAME TIME AND PLACE l Will be sold—Lots of land numbers 16, 280, 807, in the 10th district MUohell county—110 in the 11th distriot Mitchell county, and 61 in the 9th district Mitchell county; levied on as the property of Wm. W. Cbeever by virtue of a fifa from Dougherty Su perior Court, James H. Hill, Trustee, so., vs. W. W. Cbeever. May 80, 1887 HENRY BM1TH, Sin riff. Dougherty Superior qpurt, June Term-1867. PETER MCLAREN, } . tl . V Mortgage, etc. B. W. Jenkins* John F. Jenkins. J It appearing to the Court by tho petition oi 1 etcr McLaren, accompanied by the noto and mortgage deed, that on theJ22dday of July, 186:1, that the De fendants delivered to Julia A. Pace, Executrix oi D. Pace, deceased, which said Julia A. has, since the making of said note and mortgage, intermarried with the Plaintiff, since which marriage no successor to said Executrix has been appoiuted, bearing date the day and year aforesaid, whereby the Defendants promised, on the first day of January, 1865, lo pay to the Plaintiff as afoiesaid, or bearer, five thousand doUais, for value received. And that, on tho day and year aforesaid, the Defendants, the better to secure the payment of said note, executed and de barred to the ssid Julia A., as aforesaid, the deed of mortgage whereby the said Defendants, mort gaged to the said Julia A., as aforesaid, city lots Jos. (49) Forty-nine and (61) HRy-onc, on the oorner of Broad and Jackson streets, Albany, Ga. And it further appearing that tho said note remains unpaid, it ie therefore ordered, that the said De fendants dopey into 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 they hate. And that on failure of the Defendants to dosfl, the equity of redemption in and to said mortgaged properly be forercr there after barred and foreclosed. • And It is further ordered that this Rule be pub lished in the Albany News once a month for four months previous to the next term of tills Court, or served on Defendant* or their Attorney at lca.-l three months before the next term of the Court. A truoextract from the minutes of this Court. J. F.CARU1LE, Clerk. BAKER COUNTY. Baker Superior Court—Nov. Term* 1866. il Petition lo Foreclose Mortgage. J T. appearlug to Ih Sheriff that the p this oounty, It is c Libel for Divoroe. Rvnjuinin WHlto, 1 Worth superior Milly, Willi*. j Court, April Terra, >67. eariug to the Court by the return of the " party defendant does not reside on motion of counsel, ordoftd hat said defendant appear and answer at the next torui of this Court, else the oase be considered in default, aud the plaiuliff allowed to proceed. And it is further ordered, that this rule be published in tho Albany Newaonoe a month for four months. A true extract from the minutes. April 28, 1867 W. L. HUNT, Clerk. Gmouuia—'Worth County. IXTY days niter date application will be made to Hie Ordinary of said county, for leave to i*U land belonging to the estate of John Long, lata of said county, deceased. W. 0. LAVENDER, Adm'r with Will annexed. April 28, 1867 Gkoroia—Worth County. This is lo notify all and singular tho kindred and creditors of David Hornsby, lato of said county, de ceased, to lie and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any Ihty have, why I should not appoint Htephen Brown, of said county, Administrator on said estate of David Hornsby. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. April 28, 1867 s the Gkoeuia—Worth County, These arc to notify all and singular the kindred aud creditors of Washington Brown, late of said county, decuased, lo he and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if utiy they have, why l should not appoint Btephen Brown, of said county, Administrator on said estate of Washington Brown. April 28, 1867 J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. RICH’D P. LYON, Adm’r of B. R. While, Vn. DANIEL C. MqINTYKE. I T appearing to the Court by the petition of Rich ard F. Lyon, Adm’r, accompanied by the note and Mortgage Deed, that on the 6th day of March, 1860, Defendant made and delivered to him hiipro misory note, bearing date tk* day and year afore said, whereby the Defendant promised twelve months after date of said nota to pay the Plaintiff, or bearer thirteen hundred dollars for value received, with Interest from date. And that after wards, to-wlL, on the day and year aforesaid said Defendant, bet ter to eecur* the payment of said note, executed and delivered to the Plaintiff his Deed of Mortgage, conveying to Plaintiff lot of land number (78) sev enty-eight, in the seventh district of said oounty, to be void on payment of said note. And it furth- appearing that said note remain** unpaid, it is therefore ordered that aaid Defendant do pay into this Court, on or before the first day of the next term thereof, the principal, interests and oosts due on aaid note, or show cause to the contrary, if any he has. And that on failure so to do, the Equity of Redemption ki and to said mortgaged premises, be forever barred and foreclosed. It ie further or dered that this Rule be published in the Albany Newt once a month for three months previous to the next term of thia Court, or served on the Defendant or his special agent or attorney, at least three months previous to the next term of thia Court. RICHARD H. CLARK, Judge Bop'r Court 8. W. C. November Term, 1866. It appearing to the Court that no notice of the foregoing Rule has been made in terms of tho law, Ordered (hat the Rule be so delayed as to make the same returnable to the next term of the Court, aud that the defendant, Molntyre, show cause on or before the first day of the next term of (hie Court, why he should not pay the prinoipal and interest du* on said note to tha plaintiff, or why the said mortgage should not be foreclosed, and that this Rula b* served in terms of the law. A true extract from the minutes. This Feb 9th, 1867. THOMAS ALLEN, Clerk. Feb. 12th, 1867. 11—m3ra UttoiuiiA—Worth County. These arc to notify all and singular the kindred and credit ora of Samuel Story, Isle of said oounty, deceased, lo he anil appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why 1 should not appoint James L. Btory, ot said county, Administrator on said estate of Bam- nel Story. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. April 28, 1867 Notion to Dobtora and Creditor*. OaonoiA—Baker County. N OTICE la hereby given all persons having de mands against Daniel D. Hall, 1st* of said county, deceased, to present them to us, properly msde out, within the time prescribed by law, so aa to ahow their character-ami amount; and all. per sons indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make immediate payment. E. B. THOMAS, MARTHA J. IiALL, Adm’r of D. D. Halt. March 12-23 Gkoroia—Worth County. These are lo notify all and singular the kindred aud creditors of B. B. Thews, late of said eouity, deceased, to he and appear at my office within tbs lime proscribed by law, lo show cause, if any they have, whj 1 should not appoint Joshua Thsws Ad ministrator on the said rotate of 8. B. Thews. April28,1867 J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. UGORVU—Wwtk Cwnty. WHEREAS, James M. Rouse, Administrator on tit* estnta of 8. W. House, applies to me for letters of dismission. These are therefore, to notify the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, to be and appoar at my uffioe within the time prescribed by law to show cause, if any Ihey have, why aaid 1 si nk’ ter* of dismission, should not be granted, Given under my hand and official signature.•- Dec. Iih, '66 J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary, dec. 22'DO 83. *» ifiOgfoo *+» SJUtK Given under my hatul^fficial signature, 10th day of May, 1867. W. 11: WILDER. May it Hi, IWjJ No tic o to DobtMid Credltois Grouun—DJUgbcrljtfy- A ren.cil, will fmont 111** ,l»ri«MI-nml llto** iiulclil.il III Haiti e,lolr|>aw> lurwaril ami nuke . May 8, 186,f ^ L | .x.vi/.iJLjJ j .IK j,.x+ DOUGHERTY KIPP’S SAtS, intbo first TuemlaMly next will be sold si On tho first • Lorn iium1i«r»f«c *t .slum iwe. In Ik* tilth ill '(-fforlh .libtan tMn-an* am.bur . Ila, Worth' JJ Georgia—Worth foaalj WHEREAS, SesMms Fnircloth Administrator on tho Estate of UeorjptM- Green deceased, applies to me for let ten af Dismission. These are therefore, to notify the kindredfifcd creitors, of said deceased, to be and appear at office within the time pre scribed by law, to RibW cause, if any they have, why eeid Utters of dlsmiasiea should not be front ed. Given nnder my hand and official signature, De cember 4th, 1600. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Dec. 22. '66 ,*t| tHtt.—— -TTTTTTt— aSOBOZA-WORTH COUNTY. IVIIKRKAR, Ilenjar.iln Willi, appllM lo for l,nora of dUntia.lon from administration on Iho-no- tnlo of John Willi,, deceased: These are therofbro to oito end admonish nil nmi 1 singular the kind rad and creditors of said deceased, o ho nnd appoar at-pj office wllhi* the Urn, pr» eriM# by Vfto.eow eante, if n» <Soj hero, why said lotion should not ho rrant»d. Utren nndor my hand and official, signature, tkit 20th doy otDM., 18M. . , .III JAMBS W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Boo 20,1800 04—Cm I'J tf--' '/ * . H ■f6tgj*i*rW_af eal^oeautyr _ of a ifaWn, li ty.'Jnkw It lie pkflriyTrir— J *’ May 24,1MT Superior Court iWanr i -* i- JAMES W KEMP, eriff Dougherty Oeaaty, January wn*« my kaad and official Mjnalwa. UU fth,tiff?. JAB* WL ROU&Grd’y. IUWIN COUNTY. GaoauiA—Irwin County. WHEREA8, J. J. Henderson and Mary WhUle y applies to me for letters of Administration on the •slate of John Whitley, deceaeed. ~ These are therefore to die and admonish all and alngalar the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why aaid letters should not be granud to J. J. Henderson and Mary Whitley. Given under my hand at office, this 22d day of March, 1867, L. M. COLBERTH, Ordinary March 80,1867. Gaoaau, Irwin County. Whereas, Wright Tomberlin applies to me for let- ten of Dismission from Guardianship of B. 0. Tom berlin, late of said oounty, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and credit on of aaid deceased, to be and appear at my offioo within the time prescribed by law, and show eause, If any they can, why said let- tan of dismission should not be grouted. Given under my hand and official signature, this 27th February, 1867. L. M. COLBERTH, feb28,18-6m Ordinary Irwin county. Qaonou, Irwin County. Whereat, MicaJah Tucker appUee to me for lettere offttnnUshmfrom administration of tha eelate of Mi K. Tucker, lata of bold county, decessed.- Thue afo therefore to cite all andsisgalar the kin dred and creditors of said deceased, to be and ap pear at my offioc within the time prescribed by law, to skow cause, If any they can, why said letters |h*q*ld not bo granted. 'Given under my knndnnd official firealura, thia 27tb Fcjrnory, 1M7. L. M. COLBERTH, fabfg, 16 Got Ordluary Irwin oounty. MwsU, Irwtn CMBtjr. WHEREAS, D. J. Fenn, nppUts lo mo for letter, of Aomloolon from odmluMmilea on Ike estate of akontd not Bitkin thn Has praseriktd by l^ffil v o^L^3^Lf£S!S m under my knnd nnd sdlslsl slfnlnra I L. M. OOUlRTH, Ordinary J Tli.tu uuuii'tl* gil l tiillugj u f J.. in ai[ Te young end 10 old, to groat and lo natllr--. 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Bent by mail, poii receipt of an order, by ' ' ’ * BERGER, 8I1UTTS & Co.,Chwaiin. 285 River 81., Troy, H.y t 1 APrLICTEIlT Sailer* ISTo MoreiJ ■WIii’ii by Hip iisc oi DR. J01NV1LLE’8 SU|nl • can lm eured purmanenlly, and at a ivifliagM^I aftffinishing success which lino nllendGa.l ...... 1 iI*. . M llli„.l,.,il nml KT .._u h I Physioiaus’ Meeting. At a meeting of the Physicians of Albany, Geo., and vicinity, held April 27th, 1867, in the city ol Albany, Dougherty county, which was then and there organised as “The Albany Medical Society Tb# following resolutions, relative to medical con tracts with freedtnen, were adopted, nnd ordered to be printed monthly for the space of throe month*. Whereat, the following resolution was iiiiauiinouv- ly adopted by the Medical Association of I ho Stale of Georgia lately in council assembled, to wit .: “Jletolvrd, That in (lie opinion of this Association there is no breach of the Code of Medical Entries governing the Profession for Physicians to contract With owners or agents of Plantations for the treat ment of Freedtnen iu their employ. Provided, Hint in each city, county or neighborhood, uniformity of charges bo observed and underbidding avoided. ’ Therefore be it— Retolutd, That for the purpose of carrying out in good faith the Proviso of the Association in assu ming the privilege grauted to the Physicians of Ibis Hiatrenolu * Slate by t resolution, a commit tec of 6 be up »by pointed by the Chairman to draft a Fee Hit! of chargee for contracts, which shall tie submitted to this meeting for ratification. Passed. 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