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GEORGIA W EE KLY OPIN10 N.
THE WEEKLY OPINION.
"by W. L. BCRUOOS AHD J. B. BDMBIB.
Legal Advertisements.
Garden Seed Caliare.
The progress of wealth and refinement
In thin country is. exhibitedIn » t* ,0 JM»nd
forms—In the Increased demand for objects
of ornament and taste, as pictures, musical
Instruments now found in every house,
elalwrato ftirniture and costly equip*™,
as well as in those things of a more procti-
calchaAetei, which mfnUter to our wants
and supply the daily necessities of home.
On every hand we see improvement and
expansion: the slmplo house with pUin,
unnapered wills, which once sufficed for
jiuuUjrcomfort, is superceded by the ornate
cottage or more stately structure; the
Elizsbcthan mansion or Italian villa rears
Its head where. In our boyhood days, the
log cabin and Its worm fence surroundings
ill led the measure of wants In that direc
tion. Or, If in some localities the change
has not been so rapid, it is but a generation
back at most when our sturdy forefathers
were thus quito content These remarks
apply with special force In the Northern
section of the Union, whore progress Is
the emphatic watchword amid the din aud
hustle of trade, aud the incessant hum by
night and by day of countless steam en
gines, propelling nt American speed the
machinery widen evolves, as it were, the
dcllcato fabrics, the coarser materials, and
the mighty works In metal which, In their
details, sum up the fancied and practical
wants of life in this nineteenth century.
With us of the South, the Industrial arts
aro at presenf not so far advanced; but let
us hope, looking back upon the past only
to prollt by it in the luturo, letting by
gones be by-cones. and grasping each hon
est hand in friendship, that ere long we,
too, In the sunny South shall see, as the re
sult of effective Held machinery and im
plements and improved culture, expanded,
varied, and prolific crops; then the work
shop and the mill will follow, placed side
by side with other industries, and the
plow, the loom, and the anvil, form a trin
ity of Industrial interests.
These reflections have been induced, in
part, by a conversation on the subject of
B urden seed culture, as pursued by the
Lessrs. l.nndreth, of Philadelphia, noted
throughout tiie Union ns eminent in their
special line of industry. The progress of
seed culture in the United ,States may be
assumed as one of the many evidences of
the rapidity with which our country moves
onward. Forty-five or fitly years
ago, when the elder of the present
firm was a a school boy, giving occa
sional assistance to ids father, who was the
progenitor in ids brunch of eulturo in
America, and supplied them (as the firm
docs now) much of the demand at home,
and distant points within the Union, a
few. very few acres affordeded an ample
supply; with the increase In population and
enlarged clearing)of the National domain,
the Landrcths nave kept pace, and they
now have under their immediate personal
control six hundred acres. When it iscon-
sidcred that tills large breadth of land is
in drill culture, and that on a single acre
occupied by certain kinds of seeds, the de
tails aro so minute and oft repeated before
the crop is made as to equal the labor on
ten times the area in ordinary grain, an
idea may be formed of the aggregate labor
on their estate at Bloomsdale. Then,
again, the expenditures for crude manures
and concentrated fertilizers. What may
one of our Southern planters think of an
outlay within a year, of twelve thousand
dollars independent of that made at liomcl’
Yet such we are assured was the sum dis
bursed on that account for Bloomsdale
within the past year. Again, a thousand
bushels of wheat Is by far more than the
average product of most well conducted
farms in the wheat growing districts of the
Union. What may l>c thought of that
ouantity of turnip seed nlone, and more
than half that quantity of cabbage seed, as
among the yearly products of the Messrs.
Landrcth! And yet large as arc all the
operations thus personally conducted by
GEORGIA, Fulton countv.
W HEUKA8, Kilos Wood, administrator of the
estate of Jane Oliver, la to of aald county,
ueceascd, represent# in bis petition duly tied,
EsSSKG Sir™*- h “ fUU '
All persons concerned are cited and admonished
to file tbelr objections wttbin the time proscribed
by law, if ouy exist, why letters ot disnunisslon
should not be granted the applicant.
aug*4—w5ra (Printer's fee $4.50]
GEORGIA, Fulton county.
W HEREAS, John U. WaUace. admlnlstrator
ds bonis non, of the estate of J. B. Badger,
deceased, and guardlan of the estate of Olauous B.
Badger, deceased, in his petition duly tied, repre
sents that he haafolly’discharged said trust* and
is entitled to letters of dismission :
All persons concerned are cited and admonished
to file their objections, If a«y exist. In terms ofthe
JaW| else Jetton of dismission will be granted the
my A X « m.
aug$4-wSm l Printer’s fee $150]
GEORGIA, Fulton county.
W HEREAS, Mrs. Mary Green applies to mo
for letters of administration on tno estate
of William K. Green, late of said county, deceased
This Is, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of said de
ceased, to file their objections, irony exist, within
tho time allowed bv law. why letters should not
be granted tho applicant.
au,tl—wSOd lPrinter', too |3]
GEORGIA, Fulton county.
IXniEREAS.JohnJ. Thrasher, administrator
V Y of the estate of Joseph A. Thrasher, late of
said county, deceased, represents in his petition
duly filled, that he baa fully executeu bis said
aiiiS la, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of said de-
d. to show cause, irony exists, within the
iiuiu allowed by law, why letters of dismission
should not be granted the applicant.
Witness my oniclnl signature, August 33d,
18OT. 1»ANIKL UITTMAN, Onlinarv.
au {{33—w 8m [Printer’s fee fi.60]
that firm, they have vast fields outlying,
under delegated superintendence, ore
which arc grown many thousand bushels
of the coarser seeds, such ns peas and
beans, which do not demand the critical
care ns tiic more precious crops grown nt
Bloomsdale. 11 may be questioned wheth
er there Is within the eompussof eountry.
a more clear and gratifying evidence of
the result of persistent industry, directed
to the same end from one generation to
another, than is presented in tho case ofthe
Landrcths; ana we aro sure no Southern
planter who may ho at Philadelphia, could
inspect the crops on their extensive
grounds, without obtainiugthintsand ideas
useful to himself.
We arc enabled to add. the proprietors
have ever received the visits of Southern
residents with pleasure; and as everybody
in tills section of country, almost without
exception, are consumers of tliclr seed, It
could not bo otherwise than pleasant to
witness tho process of production when
ever opportunity presented. Tho Rural
Register and Almanac, published by the
Landrcths, for free publication, is so wide
ly known that it may ho hardly necessary
to name it. However, if any of our readers
are without a copy for the current vear,
wo advise them by all means to send lor it.
Early Marriaoks.—Wc were not per
mitted to depart without seeing the ladles
of the house, and accepting thu invariable
Eastern hospitalities. Attending tiie ven
erable mother, entered a young girl of
about fourteen, small and delicate In form
and feature, aud exceedingly pretty. Her
black hair was plaited in broad braids that
were long enough to reach tho shoulders,
about which tiie ends were left to fall In
soft fringes. Her wide Turkish trousers
were of rose-colored silk; the slccvea of
licr embroidered jacket fell away loosely
from a white arm; a littlo jaunty Greek
cap surmounted the glossy braids, the silk
en tassel reaching to the silky fringes of
her hair. She did not take her scat, English
fashion, with the mother, on tho divan, ns
is sometimes done by way of courtesy to
the guest, but dropped a la Turk, on the
cushions near our feet. Whllo we were
saying to ourselves, “What a sweet child l”
and wondering whether she would over
develop the affections of young ladyhood,
tiie old man spoke of her as tho wife of his
son, and said they hod been married three
years. It is not uncommon for marriages
to take place in the East when tiie bride is
only eight years of age. The favorite wife
of tho Prophet Mohammed was seven nt
the time of his betrothal, and he waited for
her but a year, and took, meantime, one or
two Others as a solace for his loncllrra.
Damascus Cor. A r . T» Tribune.
An Umbrella Causbb a Man's Death.—
Michael Barrett, of Watorbury. Cincin
nati while fishing on Saturday, was struck
by light Ming and killed. IleTiad raised an
umbrella to avoid the shower, and the light
ning attracted by It. Mr. A. A. Lucas,
who In tho same boat with him, waa
•If lined by the boll and on returning to
eonaeiim;-n*n» fonnd his companion dead.
T> «• !i nlng pasted through the bottom
of t, making a hole two Inches in
dUmehr.
Unary.
GEORGIA, Fulton county.
W HEREAS, .Tames £. Williams, guardian of
Mrs. C. 1>. Doanc, (formerly C. D. Johnson,)
and John I« Johnson, represents, in Ills petition
duly file!, that lie has fully discharged Ids said
truht^aml is entitled to a dismission:
This is, therefore, tociteuml admonish all per
ms concerned to file their objections, if any
exists, w ithin the time allowed l>y law, why let
ters of dismission should not be granted the ap
plicant.
Witness my official signature, August 23d,
1857. DANIEL PITTMAN. Ordinary.
aug33—w40d lPrinter's fee fl|
GEORGIA* Fulton county.
W HEREAS, K. W. Holland, guardian of
t.eorgia and tom ( raft, minors and orphans
of W. II. Cruft, deceased, represents that he ha*
fully discharged his said trust, and is entitled to
n discharge:
All persons concerned will flic their objections,
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rding to the prayer of
if any exist, within the time allowed by law,els
letters will be granted “
petitioner.
Witucss my official signature. August 22d, 1807.
-ignL ...
DANIEL PIITMAN, Ordinary
aug33—W49d 1 Priliter’s fee f:J]
GEORGIA*' Fulton county,
W HEREAS. K. W. Holland, executor of tho
last w ill and testament of M. E. Hargrave,
deco <*cd, and guardian of Flora Hargrave, de
ceased, rcurc-cnts, in his petition duly tiled, that
he has fully discharged his said trusts aud prays
for letters of dismission;
This is, therefore, to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned to show’ cause, within tho time
allowed by law. if any exist, why letters ofdis-
utission shall not bo granted the applicant.
Witness my official signature, this August 22d,
1807. DANIEL PITTMAN. Ordinary.
uug33—wCm [Printer’s fee $4.50]
Guardian of
*, in bis petl-
, — ...... discharged his
said trust:
This is, therefore, to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned, to show canse, ifanv exists, within
tho time allowed by law, why letters of dismission
should not Iks granted the applicant.
Witucss my official signature. August 33d,
1807. DANIEL PiTTMAk, Ordinary.
nug33—w40d [Printer’s fee $3]
GEORGIA, Gordon County,
COURT OP ORDINARY OP OOODON COUNTY.
TT appearing to the Coin*, by the petition ol Clem-
1 ent Arnold, that Mary Mann, uec’d., did, in her
life-time, execute to Thomas M. Pledger her obli-
f ntiou to cxrcutc titles in fcc-simpio to said
homas M. Pledger for half lot of land number
twenty-seven, in 15th district and 3d section of
Gordon couuty—the said Thomas M. Pledger hav
ing transferred the said obligation, with tho laud
and nil tho rights thereto, to said Clement Arnold,
your petitioner; and it forthcr appearing that the
said alary Mann departed this life without execu
ting titles to said land, or by will or otherwise
providing therefor; and it furtber appearing “
said Thomas M. Pledger has paid tho full am
of the purchase prico or said half lot or land: and
the said Clement Arnold, purchaser of said land,
petitions this Court to direct Wesley llughcn,
administrator upon the estate of Mary Mann, de
ceased, to execute to him titles to sola hair lot of
land, in conformity with said obligation:
Therefore, all persons concerned arc hereto
tilled and required to flic their objections (1/ ,
they have) In my office, within the time prescribed
by law, why said administrator should not be
that a copy of this Rule lie published In thu Gaoai
aiA Wkkkly Opinion, in terms of tho law, for the
spaeo of thirty days.
»ept3—w30d | Printer’s fee fa.J
GEORGIA, Gordon County,
J A3IESC.G ARLINGTON, administrator of John
W. Unrlington, represents to the Court in his
K tltlon, duly tiled nnd entered on record, that ho
a fully administered John W. Gurllngton’s os.
tatc:
This Is therefore to cito all persons concerned,
indred and creditors, to show cause, if any they
-an, why said administrator should not bo dis.
charged from hit administration, and receive let
ters of dismission on tho drst Monday in March,
D. W. NEEL, Ordinary’.
GEORGIA, Gordon county.
R E. WILSON having applied to mo in proper
• form for letters of administration upon the
estate of M. K. Fain, late of said county, decoosed:
■mi iinguiar, iuu tutu uanuuin ui rnw
deceased, to bo and appear at my office, within
the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any
they have, why such fetters should not be granted
the applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature,
ds August r ** *” ”* “* ~ “
seps—waod
this August 13,18*7. D. w. NEEL, Ordinary.
(Printer’s fee(3)
GKOltOIA, Gwikkktt county.
TXTJIKREAB, John O. Perry applies to mo for
VV letters of administration ou the estate of
Alexander llall, late of said county, deceased.
Thcsoaro, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and errditors of said
deceased, to show cMite, If any they hare, why
letters should not bu granted the applicant In
terms or the law.
Given under my hand and official signature, this
August 13th, leSL . G. T. HAKEaTRAW,
-*• ordinary.
BUKUIl Jiun, JCOI. u. i. J
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GEORGIA* Gwinnett county.
D ANIEL HARRIS applies to me for letters of
administration on the estate of Buckner Bar
ns Intool said county,deceased:
These are. therefore, to cite and and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to show cause, If any they can, why
permanent letters should not be granted the ap
plicant on the first Monday in October next.
SfKiSfariW- *" d offlcui
0 T - ItAKKSTUAW, Ordteinr.
U rioter*. IWW
me
GEORGIA, Paulmnh county,
1? *?.**• •WH* to a. to. letter, ot
why. Jlteiten Xaldoot
mh.
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Legal Advertisements.
ADMINIBTllATOItS' BALE.
S Y virtnt of an order of the Court or Ordinary
ot Gwinnett oouuty, Go., will lie Bold before
Court-house door, in the town of Lawrence-
vine, on the first Tuesday in October noxt, within
! h ® f5KSL h#u " of s *'°i the ■ following lands,
to-wlti 380 acres, more or less, in tho 7th district
Of said county, beiug parts of lota No. 18S aud 117,
known as the John Webb place, adjoininlng «Vm.
Seales end others, tolerably well Improved; 101-S
acrejln the 5th district of said county, nart of Lot
«®. **>. adjoin lag lands or John Bafiedcs
dscsara^Jive?, known as the home place
acrw In toei Mb district of Gwinnett and 4th —
triot of Walton county, No.TO, known as thsTa-
eob Bora placet 160 acres, known as the Chester
place, Mo. 875 in tho 6th district of Gwinnett, 80
acres part of Lot No. flf In tho 4th district of
Walton, adjoininlng the abovtq ISO acres, No, ttf,
in the 5th district of Gwinnett, known as the
Jones lot; SCO acres, No. 37, In the 5th district of
Gwinnett, known os the Wiley W. Webb, Jr.,
place; 843 acres, No. 317, in the 5th district of
Gwinnett, known as tho Lewis Moon place; 800
acres, part of I a* No. 18«, in the 5th district or
Gwinnett, known as tho Loyd Brooks place ■““*
acres in tlie 4th district of Walton county, ad
ingtho above; part of Lot No. 318 known hi
thu Jas. W. Webb placo: 250 acres in the 5th dis
trict of Gwinnett and 4th district of Walton, V
888, known as the Itogors place; 08)* acres, pl..
of the Lognnvillu lot, In tho 4th dlstrictof Walton,
adjoining the aliovu; part of Lot No. 180, and 08q
acres as part of tho above lot aud part of No. 180,
in the 4th district of Walton. Nearly all the
above lands are joining, and nearly all improved,
more or less, bold ns the property of Wiley W.
Webb, Hr., deceased. Hold for the benefit of tho
heirs and creditors of said deceased Terms cash.
JAMKH W. WEBB,I Afl _,_
E.M. BRAND. J Adm r».
August 14,1807. aug81-tds (Prs fee |35)
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
TTY virtue of an order from the Conrt of Ordina-
X) nr of Gwinnett conuty, Ga.. will be sold be-
lore the Court Uouso door, at Cedar Town, Polk
county, on the first Tuesday in October next,
within the legal hours of sale, 40 acres of land in
the8d district, 4th section, originally Chcrekrc
now Polk county, known by No. U78, and also 40
acres in the IStli district, 3d Fcctlon, originally
Cherokee now l’olk county, known by No 851.
Sold as tho property of Asa B. Wright, late of
Gwinnett county, deceased. Hold for the bcuclit
ofthe heirs and creditors of said deceased.
Terms cash.
.10IIN Y. PREWKTT. Administrator.
August 14,1N»7. aug31-tds [l'rs fee $10]
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
'Y virtue of an order from the Court of Ordin
ary of Monroe county, Georgia, will l»e -old
B
Novemtier next, between tho legal hour* of Hilo
240 acres or laud, more or less, in tho Dili district
or Btiid county, on which is a good mill situ, ad
joining lands of Proctor, Hutton ami Crendor. Hold
a» tiie property of E. M. Butler, late of said coun
ty, deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs ami
creditors of said deceased.
li. G. ANDERSON, Adni’r.
J>a bonU ti'in of E. 31. Butler’s estate.
Scptcinljer 4,1817—wtils l Prs fee fr»]
B
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
f virtue of an order from the Court of Ordin
ary of Monroe county, Georgia, will he sold
..... tho legal hours of salo.
1 000 acres of land, in the 6th district of said
county, cold os tho property of Wilson Dardens,
late of said county, deceased. Mold fur tho benefit
ofthe heirs and creditors of said deceased.
It. G. ANDEttHON, Administrator.
September 4,18C7— wtd.s [ Printer's fee $5)
AD Ml nIsTR ATOll’s"?ALE!
n order from tho Conrt of Ordinu-
B’
the first Tuesday iu
ty, deceased. Mold for tho benefit of tho heirs uml
September 4,18*7—wtds [Printer’s fee fS]
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
J ) Y virtue of an order of tho Court of Ordinary of
) Gwinnett county, Ga.. will bu sold on tho first
uesday in October next, lietwccn the legal hours
of salo, lieforo the Conrt House door, In the town
of Lawrcnceville, 00 acres of land, part of Lot
No 855, and 5 acres of 1-ot No. 350, in tho Cth dis.
trict or Gwinnett county, bold ns tho property of
Jesse It. llunnicutt, deceased, bold Ibrthu benefit
of tiie heirs and credi tors of said deceased. Torms
cash. WM. P. IIUNNICUTT, Adm’
August 14,1807. aug81-wtds [Prs fco f5.]
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
W ILL be 6old lieforo the Court House door i
the city of Atlanta, Fulton countv, Ga., a.,
the first Tuesday in October next, within tho
usnal hours of sale, thu homestead of Elizabeth
Fain, late or said county, doccuscd, consisting of
Land I/)t No. 88, and iinrt or Lot No. 87, of the 4th
dlstrictof originally Fayette now Fnlton county,
ig SCO acres,
containing«uu»vtv?, ■■■»,<?«>• ■»■, •/•••a uuvomij
creek, and on the road leading from Atlanta to
Cainpbeilton, about 12 miles • from Atlanta. Sold
as tho property of John Fain, decaased. for distri
bution, by vlrtuoofnn order of the Court of Or
dinary or said county. Terms, cash.
JOHN J. FAIN, Administrator,
August 33d, 1807. Dt bonU non.
nug34—wtds [Printor’s fee flu]
, more or less, lying on Camp
ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE.
TYY vlrtuo of an order from tho Court of Ordina-
I f ryof Fuyctta county, Georgia, will bo sold
beforo the Court Uouso door in said county of
Fayette, within tho usual hours of sale, on tho
first Tuesday in November next, one hundred
and thirty-live acres of land, it being part of Lot
No. 183. in tho fourth (4th) district ororiglnully
llenry now Fayctto county, bold as the pro|ierty
belonging to the estate of Francis P. Jones, de
ceased. Hold for tho benefit of tho heirs and
creditors of said dcaceascd. Terms cash.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
T3 Y vlrtuo of an order from tho Court of Ordlu-
11 ry of fionroe couuty, Georgia, will ho sold be
fore tho Court llouso door, In the town of For
syth, Monroe county, Ga., on the first Tuesday in
November next, between tho legal hours of sule,
80 acres of land, in the 3d district of snid county,
hounded on the west by D. Godard, south by C. 31.
Edwards, north by W. B. llutchln-on. cast by
Wm. Tyrus and the balance of land lot No. 180.—
Hold ns tho property of Henry Button. Into of said
county, deceased. Sold tor tho benefit of the heirs
and creditors of said deceased.
EXECUTOR’S SALK.
TfY virtue of an onler from the Court of Onllua-
If ryof Fayette county, Georgia, will bo sold
lieforo the tdnrt House door fn said coanty or
Fayette, within the usnal hours ot salo, on the
first Tuesday in November next, one hundred
acres of land, being part of Lot No. 10, in the
fourth (4th) district of originally llenry now
Fayetto county. Hold as the property or Francis
M. Patterson, deceased. Bold for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms cash.
August 84,1887. FRANC1H PATTERSON,
aujrt7-wtds [Prs fee $51 Executor.
GEORGIA* DkKalu county.
TCLIJAH M. HENDERSON, administrator on
tho estate of Thomas Henderson, deceased,
having mad* application to me tor leave to sell
tho roal estate or said Intestate, consisting or
1OTK acres, more or less, pf lot No. Hi, In tho 18th
dlstrictof DeKalb county, Georgia;
All porsons concerned am notified to file tbeir
will bo granted tor tho sale of said real estate.
Given under my hand and official signature,
UiUtteptemtttr *, W
GEOKOIA, DuKaui cou.yiy.
ROUGE BAXTK1L administrator on the estats
|jr of Robert Baxter, deceased, having made ap-
plicatioa toms tor leave to sell the real estate ef
»abl intestate, consisting of lOfw acres, more or
toss, of lot No SU3, In th* 18th district of DeKalb
°°AU pencM?coiicerntd ar* notified to file their
ohJoetioBsljf Wf Jk*y have v within
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Legal Advertisements.
bUMTER OCTOBER HIIERIFF SALES.
W ILL bo sold befiiro tho Court House door. In
tho City of Americas, Bumter county. Ga.,
outne first Tuesday In October next, w ithin the
usnal boars of sale, the following property, to. wit;
I»U of Land (No. 1*8) one hundred and sixty-
right, (No. lfil) one hundred and ninety-two. (No.
tin) one hundred and ninety-three, (No. 187) one
hundred and ninety-seven, and (Xo.HKi) one hun
dred and nlncty-nlno, all. in the (87th) twenty-
seventh district orhumter county; in all one
thousand twelve and one-hair acres. Levied on
as the property of Alex. M. Little, to satisfy sun
dry 11. Vos. vs. said Little, and controlled by J. M.
Byrd, and other fl. Iks. in my hands vs. said Littlo.
Property pointed out by said Byrd.
Also, at tho same time and place, will be sold
one lot of land Iu the tilth district of Hunter,
county, number not known, but known as ttie
placo on which Mrs. Waldnp now lives, and Join-
lag lands of John V. Price, Benjamin B. Dykes
ana others. Bald land levied en as th# property
of R. It. Jenkins, to satisfy sundry cost fl. fat. In
my hands, in favor or tho officers of Conrt of
bumter county vs. said Jenkins.
AUG. B. RA1FORD, Hherlff.
Also, at the samo tiino and placo, w III he sold,
ono lot of land, In the 3Mh district or Bututer
county, niiiulier not known. Ixsviod on as tho
property of Mary Hargrove, and known as the
place on which sho now lives, to satisfy the costou
two li. fas. in my hands; said fl. fas.being in iavor
ot Joel R. C. Horno vs. Mary Hargrove, front tho
County Court of bumter county.
county, known as the Braswell place. Levied
as the property of H. H. Douglass, to satisfy tho
cost on one li. fa. In my hands; said fl. fa. being in
favor of L. P. King vs. b. H. Douglas*, from tho
VIso, at tho samo time and place, will be sold,
e lot of land in tlicttith district of Huinterc ~
ty, number not known, being the place on which
.Tonn baiter now lleves. Levied on as tho proper
ty of John Halter, to satisfy the cost on sundry fl.
&
ty ol „
jas. In my hands, in favor of J. W. Rowland,
Rowland A Brown, and others, vs. John Balter,
from tho Huperior Court of Bumter county.
Also, at the same time and jdaco, will be sold,
one lot ef land in the lGth district of bumter coun-
ty. numlier not known, but known astbe8hack-
cl ford place. Levied on as the property of Allen
Mhackclferd, to satisfy tho cost on sundry fl. fas.
In my hands; said fl. fas. being in favor of John
W. Jordan, Jr., and others, vs Allen Shackelford,
from Hit-MuiK-rior Court of Mumpter county.
JOHN 11. lTLHBl'RI, Deputy MherIff.
September 1,1807—wtds [Prs iee $15]
BARTOW SHERIFF SALES.
W ILL bo sold lieforo the Court Hou«e floor, In
the town of t:urter»villo, Harlow county, ou
tiie flrst Tuesday in October next, tho following
property, to wit:
I/»ts of land Nos. WM, tr>). 991,992, all in tho 17th
district and 3d section of K.nrtow county, levied on
as Hie property of Amsl A. Htroup, deceased, to
satisfy a li.fa. from BnrtowHu|i
IIKlJ
Legal Advertisements.
FULTON HUKItIFF SALKS.
W ILL be sold before the Court House door, In
the city or Atlanta, Fnlton county, Geor
gia, on the Jlrtt Tuesday tu October next, within
the legal hount of sale, tiie following property,
to-wit:
Ono Inch slide latho, V feet bed,; one PR Inch
slide latiie, 9 feet bed; one 18 Inch slide lathe,
four feet bud; ou* wood lathe, eighteen
feet bed; one planer, fifteeu fret bed; three
10-tncft lathee damaged lathee; throe damaged
g machine; one Fay'e hand machine;one
moulding machine; one rip eawr; one surfacing
machine; ono boring machine; one tt-borse pow
er engine, boiler, belting and aborting, with pul-
lice attached. All levied on ae the property of
James Huge, Superintendent or the Gate City
Foundry, ( r.r Manufacturing and Machine Works,
by virtue or and to satisfy a fl. fa. Issued by lion.
B. D. Smith, Judge of tho County Court of Fulton
couuty, In favor of M. A. Shackelford and other*.
2’ropsrty pointed out by Plaintiff's Attorney.
Also, at the samo time and place, part of land
lot No, 77. in the 14th dlstrictof originally Henry
now FuUoncounty.ua. said part so levied on is In
Ward No. 1, Block K, fronting on Forsyth and
Thompson streets, city of Atlanta, containing two
(3) acres, more or toss j on said lotH. W. Inman now
roHidcs, Levied on by virtue of ami to satisfy a
fi. la. issued from Catoosa Huperior Court, in favor
of Samuel P. Arineut vs. Northwestern Bank of
cru usns oi ucorgia. j-roperiy poinieu uus uy
II. J. Bpraybcrry. plaintiff's Attorney.
Also, at the same time and place, one Millinery
largo size show case. Levied ou os the property
of Mrs. Harah Goldsmith, bv virtue of and to sat
isfy a distress warrant issued by B. D. Smith,
Judge of the Couuty Court, in favor of II. bells vs.
Bm’iOi Goldsmith. Property pointed out by plain-
Also, at the same time and place, a part or land
lot No. 78, In the 14th district of originally llenry
now Fulton eouutv; said part so levied on is In
Want 5, city lot, No. M. fronting on kiarlctta and
Walton streets, City of Atlanta, containing one
half acre, more or less; on said lot defendant now
resides. Levied on as the property of Willis F.
Westmoreland, by virtue or aud to satisfy all.
fa. issed from Dougherty County Court, in favor of
Milton C. Ball vs. 31. L. Bryan, of Dougherty
couuty, aud W. F. Westmoreland, of Fulton
couuty. Property pointed out by 8. B. Hoyt,
PlaiutiiTs Attorney.
W. L. IIUBBARD. Deputy Hherlff.
September 3.18tr7-wtds (Printer’s fee $10)
FULTON SHERIFF SALES.
ILL 1>o sold Indore the Court House door, in
tho City of Atlanta and t ouut£of Fulton,
W
tho legal hours <
to-wit:
i. in r
ml lot n
Also, at same timo and place, ono brick house
and lot in the town oft artcravillo. now occupied
by John J. June* a- a lav. office, levied on lie tho
property of John J. Jones, to satisfy all. fa. from
i as» superior Court iu favor of Alexander
Todd vs John J. Jones, principal, and Robert It.
Jones, security. Property pointed out by defen
dant.
Also, nt same time and place,one lot in the town
of Cnrtersvllic.ou w hich Daniel Handler now re
sides, levied on ns the property of Wm. E. Jones,
to satisfy sundry II. Lis. now iu my hands; ono
from Bartow Superior Conrt in favor of George
J. Howard against Wm. E. Jones; two Justice
Court II. las. in favor of Alexander Todd vs. Wm.
E. Jones: and ono JustlceCourt li.fa. iu favor of
W. 4. Williford vs. Wui. E. Jones. Property
pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney.
Also, at same timo and place, lot or land No.
non. lying in tho 17th district and 3d section of
Bartow county, levied on as the property of
Thomas A. ana John S. Owens, to satisfy a It. fa.
issued from Bartow* Superior Court in favor of
Bennett 11. Conyers against Thomas A. Owens
and John S. Owens. Property pointed out by one
of the defendants.
Also, at same time and place, one storo house in
Kingston, levied on ns the property of John H.
Owens, to satisfy one fl.fn. issued from Bartow
Superior Court in favor of S. J. Cox,bearer,against
Powell and Owens; and one fl. fn. from a Justice
Court in favor of Gomltvin A Stocks again*t Pow
ell A Owens. Property pointed out by defendant.
Also, nt the same time and place, lot of land No.
199, In the 17th district and 3d section of Bartow
county. Levied on os tho property of Mark A.
llardin. to satDry a 11. fa. issued from Bartow Su
perior Court in favor of Bennett II. Conyers,
against Joseph Dunlap, principal, atul Mark A.
llardin and J. 31. Anderson, securities. Property
pointed out by defendant.
Also, nt the samo time and place, lot of land No.
357, lying in the 17th district and 3d section, and
lot of land No. 310, lying in the (ith district and 3d
section of Bartow county. Levied on us toe prop
erty of Christopher J>odd, to satisfy ono tl. fa.
issued from liartow Superior Court in favor or
Bennett H. Conyers against Andrew J. Karpc and
Andrew Hamilton, makers, anil Christopher Ihtdd,
endorser, and ono li. fa. from Cass Superior Court
in favor of llenry P. Farrow against Jcsso Dodd,
Christopher Dodd and W. C. Gillain. Property
pointedout by tho defendant, Christopher Dodd.
Also, at tho samo timo and place, one two-horse
wagon. Levied on as the property of Caroline
Young, to satisfy a fi. fa. Issued from Bartow*
County Court in favor of P.G. Drummond, against
Caroline Young. Property pointed out by plaintiff.
Also, at tho same timo nnd place, one two.horse
wagon: levied on as the property of A. J. Brews
ter. Also, one buggy: levied on as tho property
of A. J. Brewster. Also,ono cow and calf: levied
on ns the property of A. J. Brewster. All to sat
isfy a fl. fa. issued from Bartow County Court in
favor or G. 31. Scott against A. J. Brewster. Prop
erty pointed out by plaintiff.
W. L. GOODWIN, Sheriff.
sopt3—wtds [Printer’s fco $28.50.]
, Alabama street.
it tin; city, of Atlanta, adjoining JlollLiid's old
varehousc. Property pointed out by Plaintiff's
Utoruey. Levied on by an execution from the
I list Ices’ Court of the l&Wtb District. G. 31.. of
aid county, in favor of William 31. Rich »t Co
Mark L. UolKTts. Levy
— i- . itable.
ide i
id returned
W l \
on tho drst Tuesday In bctolwr ncxt,~ivit!iiu tiie
legal hours of sale, tho following property, to-wit:
The tractof land on which Lewis I*. Eaves now
resides, comprising ots Nos 3*8,859,413,4*5.410.411,
497, and five and a half acres or lot No. nil in
tho 4th district and 4th section oforiginallv Cher-
okeo, but now Bartow county. Also, at the same
time and place, tho growing crop on said tract of
land. Levied on as the property of Lewis I*.
Eaves, to satisfy u 11. fa. issued front Bartow
Superior Court, iu favor of Willis Bcnhamvs.
Lewis P. Eaves.
Also, at the same time nnd place, the tractof
land on which R. N. C. Ware now resides, con
taining 159 acres, moro or less, numlier of lots not
known, lying in tho seventeenth district nnd
thinl section of Uartow county. Levied on as the
property of R. N. C. Ware, to satisfy a fl. fa. from
liartow Superior Court, in favor of Thomas Tnm-
lin vs. R. N. C. Ware. Property pointed out by
tho defendant.
Also, at tho same time and place, tho settlement
r land known as thu Joshua H. Reaves place,
„uinbcro of lots uot known, in tho seventeenth
district and third section of liartow county.-
u>«, m iiio saiuv min: nnu piacu, iiiu piauiaiion
which John L. Colbert now resides, numbers
■ot known. Levied on ns thu property of said
Colbert, to satisfy a fl. fa. from Bartow Superior
Court, In tovor ol Willis Bonham vs. said Colbert.
Property polaMd out by the plaintiff.
Also, at the same time and placo, one house and
lot in Allatoona, in said county. Levied on as tho
property of Hammond A Clayton, to satisfy three
Justices’ Court fi. fins, issued from the 838d dis
trict, U. M.. of said county, In favor or Officers of
Court vs. said Hammond A Clayton. Levy madu
and returned to me by a Constable.
DkKALB MORTGAGE SHERIFF SALE.
i~\S tho first Tuesday In October next will lie
v! sold before the Court House door. In th* town
of Decatur, in said county, between the legal
houn sale, to the highest bidderjune lot of land,
number one hundred and eighty-eight (1M) In thu
fifteenth (15th) district or originally llonry, now
DeKalb county. Levied on as the property of
John C. Austin, by virtue of a Mortgage rf. fa.
Issued from the Superior Court of said county in
fkvor of Milton A. Candler. •
JAMKH O. POWELL Hherlff.
September 3,18G7—wtds [Prs fee fdAO]
DkKALB COUNTY SHERIFF’S SALE
WILL be sold liefer* the Conrt house door, in
VT tbetownor Decatur, in said oonnty, on tb*
first Tuesday in October next, betwen the legs!
hours of sale, one hundred acres of lot of load
number nineteen (18) In the stxtoeiiUi dlstriet of
irsr ”
poetpi
September 8,1867—a tl-
_„il halt acre lot. fronting on
Elliott-troot, adjoining thu lot* of John 1I« II and
other*, the placo occupied by J. B. Norman.—
Levied on to *nti*fy a fl. fn. from thu Justice*’
Court ofthe lU2Uth District, G. M . of said county,
in favor of J. Mann A Co., vs. J. it. Norman, «* de
fendant's property. Luvy uiadu und returned to
mu by a Constable.
Also, city lot, in tho City of Atlanta, County of
Fulton, Statu of Georgia, known in tho plan
of -aid city u* lot number 57, iu Ward 4,
Block 10, containing onc-fourth of an acre, more
or less, nnd is part of originally land lot No. 51,
iu tho 4th district of origiuuily llonry now Fulton
county, is levied on by a tl. I'a. from Fulton Su|»o-
rior Court, in favor ol Hugh kicLcan vs. George
Edwards, as property of the defendant. Property
pointed out by Plaintiff's Attorney.
D. N. WILLIFORD,Sheriff.
September 8, lF67-wtd* (Printer’s Ice $7-50)
rOSTFONED~SUER!fFs~SALE. ~
W ILL he sold beforo the Court Uouso door, in
thu City of Atlanta. Fulton county, Georgia,
between the lawful hour* of sale, on thu first
Tuesday in October next, the following property,
City iot No 14, in th* city of Atlanta. Iming a
part of land lot, No 5*. in the 14th di*trlet or orig
inally llenry, now Fulton county, bounded north
east bv elty lot. No. 13, northwest by city lots. Nos.
17 ami 18, nn«l southeast by city lot No. 15, front
ing on OdlliH struct one hundred feet, containing
one half acre, more nr less, Whig the premises
whereon J. It. Bostwlck now resides.
Also, the northwest half of city lot, No. 18, In
said city. Wing a part of the same land lot, front-
.j satisfy n li. la. issued from Fulton Suite
Court, iu favor of John J. Ford versus Jot
Beerman and Julius Poplin, levied on us the
property of snid Julius Poplin. Property pointed
tho Atlanta Female Institute wu» located, known
In thu planofsaid city a* city lot* Nos. 97,us, inland
199, the same Wing designated as block No. 15, of
original land lot No. 61, in the 14th dlstrictof
originally Henry, now Fulton county,containing
flvu acres, more or less. Levied on by virtue of
nml to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. issued from Ful
ton Superior Court in favor of James It. May son,
Iran.r. rri', t«. William Kiunl. I'miitent nt (bn
Board of Trustee*ur the Atlanta Female College.
Property pointed out iu said li. fa.
W. L. IIUBBARD, Dep’y Sheriff.
KcptemWr 3,1857—Wtds (Prs fee #5)
W
rOI.K SIIKIUI'F SALES.
ILL be sold lieforo tho Court House door
Cedar Town. Polk county, Ga., on the first
Tuesday In OctoWr next, between the legal hours
of sale, thu follow lug property, to-wit:
toils ot laud No*, isi. 258. 39), 311, 201, *11, 252,
251,265,257,259, ami thu undivided half or lot No.
255, all lying iu the 2l»t district and 3d section of
said county, containing Ibrty acre* each, levied
.on as tho property ofxJume* 51. Ware, by virtuoof
twenty-nine cost fl. fas. I*>uvd from Polk super
ior court in favor of thu officers said Court agaiust
said Ware.
AI40, at the same time and placo, one brick stone
house nml lot, lying in Cedar Town, in said coun
ty, now occupied by Phllpot A Jones, levied upon
as tiie property of Thomas F. Chisolm, deceased,
by virtue of six rust It. fa*, i-sued from Polk Hu
perior Court, in favor of the officer* of said Court;
three of -aid fl. fa«. against John L. Ayer, sur
viving partner of A)er A Chisolm, the other
formerly occupied by Brooks 31. Willingham
aero more or levs, levied on as tlio property of F.
31. and E. T. Chlldrci*, by virtue of threo cost fi.
fns. Issued from suiu superior Court against said
Childress.
Also, at thu same time ami place, town lot In
tl.o town or cedar Town, now occupied by James
Griffin, containing ono acre, moro or less, levied
on the proiierty o* John I.. Ayer, by virtue of a
cost ti. i'a. in favor of the officers of Polk Huperior
Court.
Also, at tho same time and place, the plantation
on which John Kerr now resides. In said county,
containing 120 acres, more or lost, levied upon a*
tho proiierty of O. L. Monfert, deceased, by virtue
of a cost fl. fa Issued from Polk Seperlor Oanrt In
Tavor of the officers of said Conti against snid
Monfort.
Also, nt the same time and place, lots of land
Nos. 49,60 and 83, lying in the 1st district and 4th
T said county of Polk, levied on as the
of Henry Uichards, by virtue or three
fas. Issued from Polk Huperior Court
against sail! Richards.
Also, at tbo same time and place, town lots No*.
23 and 3h, lying In the town of Cedar Town, levied
on as the property of John C. Crabb. deceased, by
virtue or a cost if. la. issued Iron* I’olk Huperior
Court against I. N. Jones, administrator of said
J. 0TCrabb. . . .
Also, at the same time nnd idace. lots of land
Nos. 855 ami m, lying in the 18th district ami 3d
sectlou of Polk county, levied upon by virtue of
three cost ti. la*. Issued from I’olk Huperior t ourt
against W. C. Knight A Co., as the property of said
W.C. Knight A to.
Aim, at the same time and place, will bo sold
the house and lot near Van Wert, In said county,
whereon Dr. H. U. Pearce now resides, levied npon
as the property of J. L. Finnegan, deceased, by
virtue of two cost fl- fa* Issued from Polk Super-
lor Court against said Allen A Finnegan.
Also, at the samo timo and place, w ill beaold
“ ‘ formerly owned by Joseph Morgan.
orcuphf br T. P. Stock ton. levied
of a cost fl- to.
£n tJ n
SuTilrtSS»Tort1 a rmmte. Interim
Ctourt of said county against Margaret Morgan
Wmuwllabbari!,
iSK&r ir-fiSMBasr
GKOnOIA, GWWNl.Tr COUNTY. • ,
mwu MONTH! «n . d,l* •pviuilloli wuib!
aug*4—wtm [Printor** Dm (5]
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE,
Cordon County Ootobor BhorMT Mm.
"IWrJLI. bo Mriil Itcroro the Court ilou.e door In
»» Culhoun. tionlou county, tin., on the Itr.t
Tucd.y In tJctolujr noil, k»t««n tho tegul hour.
ofB.le.ulo following imnwrty, to-wlti
One .until Indforlot. hot. ll» nnd 107. oontnln-
In, ono nundrtei nnd .Uty nern, moro or In., u
tbo Iiroiwrty it luan Bum, to ..ll.fy one Suncr-
lor Count, fn. fn f.ror of u. M. Younc »•. inlU
Bntci. l'copcrty pointed out by dolomlant.
A1—1. it tho Mtrnn time .ml plmo, will bo mill,,
one lot of loud. No. 1IW, In the Ittfe dl.trlct, Nt
Motion. Uordon count*, levl«t on m tho proponr
of Thom.. Hark Ini. to ..ll.fy nndry Ju.tlco.’
Court». IM In my h.nd., In l.ror of Tiobuck to
Orr «>. Thomn. lUrklniind J.mn H.rkln.. The
ebon property wu le.led on nnd returned to mo
by n lam.uble, Property wa« pointed out by
plaintiff.
. Also, nt the same time andplace, wlllbe*ol(l
loto of land. Nos. 194 803 and 898, la thu 14th dis-
trict, 8d section, Gordon county, levied on as tho
property of William II. Jlailey, to satisfy sundry
Justiocs* Court fl. fas in my hand*, In favor of J.
B. McClumlon, and other*. The nto.vu property
was levied ou aud returned to mu by a Constable
and pointed out by John Malone.
Auo, at the same time and place, w ill be sold.
one in favor of Sams,A Cauip. Property pointed
out by J. L. Camp.
Also, at the samo timo and place, will lie sold,
five safes, throe tables, one wardrobe, three bed
steads and one cow ami cair, all levied on as the
property of J. D. Olallagban. to satisfy one infe
rior Court fi. fa. in favor of W. C. Brogdon. Prop-
erty pointed out by defendant.
Also, will be sold, at the same timo and place,
one mule and buggy, levied on as the property or
Joseph Willfnghara, to satisfy one Huperior Court
fl. fa. In favor of D. II. Convert vs. Joseph Will
ingham, maker, and Wm. II. Den mao, indorser.
Property pointed out by defendant.
Also, will be sold, at the same time and jdaco.
one sorrel horse and one dark colored mule, levied
on the proiierty of William A. Nesbett, to satisfy
fonr Couuty Court 11. fas. in favor of J. E. Parrott.
Property pointed out by defendant.
Also, at the same time aud place, will be sold,
oue lot of land. No. 83, in th* Tth district and M
suction of Gordon county, levied on as the proinir-
tv of John A. Pulliam, to satisfy two Superior
Court fl. fits., one in favor of H. II. Conyers v*.
•John A. Pulliam, Samuel Pulliam, maker, nud
n illiam M. Dcnin.ni, indorser, and one in favor
of B. II. Convers vs. John A. Pulliam, and Hauinel
Pulliam anil J. M. Fields, security on stay.
Al*o, will be sold at the *amn time and place,
ono lot of land, containing 145 acres, more or less,
number not known, hut known a-the homestead
place. Levied on a* thu pn>|>erty or James ij.
Bouzman, to satlsfr onu Couuty Court 11. fa. in fa
vor or Milner A i’arrott. Property iKiinteil out
by defendant.
pointed out by defendant.
NOTICE.
Gordon Coanty November Mortgage Sheriff Bale.
W ILL licKold Iwfore thu Court House door, in
the town of Culhoun, Gordon count}, Ga.,
on the first Tuesday In NovemlMir next, Iwtwccn
the legal hours or sale, thu following property,
to-wit: One certain young red white faced eow,
about threoyuaes old; one large syrup keltic; ono
tuo-hor-e wagon; lolly bushels or wheat, more or
less*, defendant's crop of corn, raised on James A.
Cantrell’* farm. All levied on as tlie property of
M. E. 1’aikcr, to satlly the within Mortgage tl. fu.
JOHN GKEHIIAM, Sheriff.
AugustSS, 1867. aug89-wtds [Prs feu $2.59]
GWINNETT SHERIFF SALES.
W ILL be sold before thu Court House door, in
thu town ofLawrcncuvHle. Gwinnett coun
ty. Ga.. on the flist Tuesday in October next, dur
ing thu legal hours of salu, the following proiicr-
ty, to-wit:
Out* hundred nnd forty acre* of land, more or
toss, in th* sixth district or said county, the same
being parts of lota 336 aud *02, whereon the de
fendant now resides, and on thu old Hhallow Ford
road, adjoining lands of Drury Thomas, Green
Hopkins, It. R. Turner, and others. Levied on as
the pro|M-rty of defendant, to saiisly cost on nn
execution issued from the Huperior Court of
Gwinnett count', in favor of Tho*. H. Jones v*.
Harrison Arnold, and to sntUfy ono tl. ra. Issued
from the Justices’ t ourlol the 544th Dt-t., G. 31.,
of said county, in favor of Wm. K Simmons v*.
ime nnd place, oue hundred
r less, in thu sevuuth district
or uwinncti county, whereon the defendant now
resides, and adjoining lauds of Wm. F. Glossom,
James Cain, Eliza Glass and others, tovietl on
as tho property of Thomas A. Kitnhro, to satisfy
one fl. fn Us tied from the Huiicrior Court of raid
county. In tovor or Wm F. tdo**oin vs. Rh hard
Adams, principal, and Thus A. Kitnhro and James
Kitnhro, securities. Pro|K*rty poiufed out l>y de
fendant.
Also, at thus . „ r
land, more or less, the same imuig parts of lots
il place, eighty-11 vi
-. -ic same being par., —
Nos. (353) three hundred and sixty-ilirrv, aud (37)
thirtv-suven, in the seventh district ofsalil coun
ty. it Udng thu plaeu whereon tho defendant,
Francis lorhin. now resides, ndlolning lands o;
Jas. Mitchell, Willis Buusoii. John Calloway, and
others, on tho Shndhiirn Firry road. Levied on to
satisfy onu cost fl fa U*ncd from the Court of
Dnliuary of said county, in favor oft». T. Baku-
straw. Ordinary, vs. Francis 8. Corbin, principal,
and Tho*. Pittman, security. Property pointed
out hy plaintiff.
Also, at the same time and place, il ty acres of
land, moro or less, in the seventh district of said
county, number unknown, adjoining lands of Asa
llarrison, Reuben Wallis and W. rTGlossom.thu
same being the place w hereon James Kirnhni now
resides. Levied on ns tho property of James
Kimhro, to satisfy a li. fa. issued from the Hupe
rior Ourt of said county, in favor of Wm. K.
Glossnm vs. lticbanl Adams, principal, and Tho*.
A. Kimhro and Jas. Kimhro, securities. Proper
ty (minted out by defendant, Ja«. Kitnhro.
Also, at thu same time and place, twentv-Uve
STOr-f
hitkhels of wheat. laiviutl on i
Tliomas J. Waters, hi satisfy one im* u ia. i*»ucu
from the Court of Ordinary of said eouuty, in tavor
or G. T. Uakestraw’, Onlinary. vs. Thus. J. Waters,
3Vin Rogers, and A. It. Smith, Executor* of George
M. Waters, deceased. Proiierty pointed out by
Thomas J. Waters.
Also, at the samo time nnd place, one hundred
hiisbuls of wheat. Levied on a* thu proj>urty of
Thomas J. Wnters, to sntisfyVost* on tliu follow
ing executions Issued from the Huperior Court of
su'd county, to wit: Ono in favor of Russell A
Hhnffi-r vs. Thomas J. Waters; one in favor of
Milton A chandler, vs.Thomas J. Waters; one in
favor of Daniel Loc.kridgo ami Anum toiekridge,
firth dlstrictof said county, tho same being part
of lot No. 692, and adjoining lands of Daniel liar-
ris, Clara Brooks, Benjamin Crumley, and others,
lying on the waters of thu Wild Cat. levied on
as the property or John R. Blonnt. to satisfy one
oust fl. fa. Issued from the Huperior Court of *ald
county, in favor of N. L. Hutchins. Hr., vs. Isaao
Blount, Jane Blount, and John K. lllount.
Also, at the snme time and place, sixty-six acres
of land, in the fifth district of said county, tho
samu being part of lot No. 856, and adjoining lands
of David Kthridge and others. Levied on as the
liropurty of Willis Chandler, to satisfy a II. fa.
j»sncd from the Justices’ Court of thellfitu DDL,
G. 31., in favor of u. T. Itakestraw vs.. Willis
chandler, Elijah JF.’Beam and David Carter.—
Property pointed out byptointiff.
WM. J. BORN, Sheriff.
August 30th, 1807 f Prs fee SW] anr*»-wtd«
PAULDING SHERIFF SALKS.
\VYILL be sold before the Court House door in
*» the town of Dallas. Paulding county. Ga.,
on the first Tuesilay In October next, within tho
irgal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit:
Lit* of load Nos. 101. 191, 45 aid In the M
distrlot and 8d section, leviod on as the proiierty
or K. A. Turner, to satisfy one fi.fa. from the County
Court or said county, in tovor ofU. R. Turner anil
klargarct Turner, administrator’s ofQ. B. Tur-
S5 T,ln, ' r 1,rop ” rt ’ , ,,olM -
Alx'. !<ite Upland. Sot. pi.119 wid B*J. in the
Id liMrtet and M .Mtlon, lorinl nnu the nniier.
a or Win. Tnnt, to >ntl,iy ono a. n. rmmtno
untjr Court of Mid county, in hror or J. u.
lion. t«. Wm. 17101, and l.uo Tank nenrity.—
Iteoperty pointed out by CU. Yonyth,defendant'.
Attorney.
Manain n. t-.pkhurn. indLcintreain.ior.cr
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GEORGIA, Paulduq coukty.
two MONTHS after date i