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THE TRI-WEEKLY TIMES AND SENTINEL. VOLUME IJ Till*: TIMES & SENTINEL, fisrsfisr lomax & ro.well ellFs” EDITORS AND PR PRIKTORS. TIIK TICI-W I£EI£LV TIJIKS & SEA TIXKL i publish®*! K VERY IVE/JXf MM 1 atul HiIDA )’ Mu I.X- I.YG and SJiTUUD.IY EEEXIXG. Tim WEEKuY TIHK4 *b SENTINEL is published every TJESD.I Y MOHXIXG. Office oa Randolph street, opposite the Post Office. I '.* 4>l * l IRIAVBEKLY, Fite Dollars per annum, In advance. WEEK I, V, Two Dollar* per aunuin, in advance. Cl** Vdvertisemeuu conspicuously inserted at One Dollar pe.-quar®, for the first insertion, and fifty cents lor every sub sequent insertion. Liberal deduction will be made for yearly advertisements. lkgal'not'ices.’ Muscogee Sheriff Bales. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in June next, at the m irket house, in the city of Col itubu?, between the usual hours oi sale, tlie loilvviiu( property-to-wil: City lot number forty two, except oie hundred and ten feet by *no hundred and,thirty f,el in the southwest corner. Also, loi uin ior loiVy-.'o ir except fifty-seven feet fronll it? *>n broad sinet and running back one hundred feet. Aso tin- n< rti corner o! lot n i ii teriorty-five, r uiliiuon Broid street, beginning ni the n •nhcast e rer of said lot, running i hence twenty-nine bet on Hr >a 1 .(reel, thence hack toward 11. S. Smith’s V\ arehouse ei-ilrty l'ee : , ta juco die north twenty-nine feet, thence due east !<> the corner upon wliicti lots and parts of lots is situate I (lie J/uustnn Mouse now occupied by Captain Jacob Barrow : sa ■ Hotel. Also tie foil iwiivr rieqroes: Hurry a boy about twetve y ear* oi l, Courtney ag rl übo it ten and K ster a woman about forty years oil; aft levied on as the property of Jacob Harrow to s itisfy two ii fas, one .rom tlie Superior court o’ A-tiscoc* e e*>. in favor of John G. Winter, vs. Jacob burrow : the oilier from the Interior co irt o! M u cigee county in favor of St rlii gT. Austin Jacob Birrow, principal, I hotitas F. Wo ddrid r e, security. A s the lib estate of Richard Fox in and to the follow imr ne gro-x, viz: Cutfe am in about fifty-five years old, ami Cu ri a n worn in about titv years old ; also the ab elute title in ai.d to Cur il.iw a wmn in about twenty live years <ld atul Lodi>ka a <riri a twelve years old, levied on aatlie property ot Richard Fox to s itisfy sundry tl fas from the Superior court ot Mu-co ee iouti ty in favor of John B mks against said Pox, and other tl ta in uiy ti mds sg un*t said Fox. Aiso. a sui ill lot of dry goods, ‘••onslsting ofc ilicoes. domestic?, fee , levied o i as the property of William Me Vndrew to sat s y a tlfi fro ii M tscogi-e Inferior court in favor of Joseph Wyl’e against William ,\lc Andrew, principal, and John It. Weils,'se curity. May 5, 1853. A.R. RUTHERFORD. Sheriff. RaaJolp’a Sheriff Sales, WILT, be sold on the first Tuesday in Juuo next, before ! the court house door in the town or Cut 1 1 tier!. Randolph I co titty, wit.mi me usual hours of sale, the following properly, ! towit: I Lot of lan l number one hundred and forty in :he sixth district. ! and >ue Imnlre I and seventy five acres of lot of land number two j bun ire I end inirty seven in the tenth district, it being ?he a*d j pirtofsiid lot, all of sui I county ; h vie l on ns the property of Arthur *1 .Ailing to satisfy one ti fa issued from tlie inferior court ot dteiVart co i it*, in tavorof duelling fe Lerry, vs Arthur Man ning. Puintel out b.vJoim A. Tucker. Also, the undivided half of lot of land number twenty nine in the seventh district of said county ; levied on as the property of A’chibaid Lewi? to satisfy o ie fi ta issued out of a justice court ofEnrlyciuutyinfuv rof C ibriel Jo.ies. vs Archibald Lewis. Levy tu id® ail returned to me bv a constable Also, the north half of mtof land number two hundred fe *ix. fe j routb half of I it viu über two hundred an 1 five in the sixth dis- j tricl o stiucMty; levied ou ;> the property of E. War i to Rut ! istv in - tux ti f.i issued fro n s'iid county for the year 1-5I ; lev in uie and returned to me by a constable. May s—ids RICHARD DAVIS, Dep. Sheriff. POSTPONED. Lvt of laud number forty nine and north half of lot In-d nmn j 3* t torty dight in the eleventh di iriet, and number thirty five ! t id tho north h ilfof lot of land number thirty three in the U nth : district, all ot Randolph c m ity ; evied on as tins prop® ty ot j Wi tin n Mullock t > sitis.y sundry ti fas irom the Superior court | oi sii.l c >uuty in t ivor ot \lex mder I’.tee ad o* hers, v a William j Matlock a id John T. McLendon, one in favor of Delaware Mui- ! ris, vs vVthiu.n -l/utlook. RICHARD DYVIB.D Sheriff. j A/ny G—ids WArUUNGToN JOYCE, .sheriff. : Early Shorifl Sales. WIf,L ie sold on the tirt Tuesday in June i ext. between the ; la vfut ti ,urs of sale, before the court house door In Blake- j ley, Dirty con rv, (3a. the fodowiug property, to-wii : i. it ofiait I uum >er two hundred and eighty two in th- fourth j district of Ear y co inty. c •.•tuiniiig two hundreii and ti ty acres, more or less, levied on as tho property of U iliiam Bee.em satis- ; t'y atl a is ucd trom t ie In erior court ot Elbert coumy iii favor j of It i ior, J•i ii son it C vs. .said Beele. Mly > wtds JOHN WES r, Sheriff. tUt.VIdV CBU.t IWAS. TKKJI, 1853. (A E i.; 31 Randolph county.—it appearing to tlie court l,y I the petition ofdie ijumin uawson, lliat John (3. Man.or m j sit l c maty, deceased, did, in his Ii e Unit, execute to Bam I’en ja tun H iw? n, his tHind, conditioned to execute lit It a in ci sim ple to su t Keiijauiiii Dawson, to west h ilt o lot ot land number ! oieti ii tred ;t id forty six, in the tentlidistri t oi sui i count}, and . it f trt mr appearing mat said John i3. Mai-mr departed this ii.e i with itt executing uties to said hit ot lain!, or in any w;;, pr - ! vi.ling tor Uie saute; and it appear.uu in it said lit njatnin l.!\v o i wi pud the inti auto tut of tlie purchase price oi said tiali i l*i; an l sii t Bciij i uiii Diwsmi having petiihmed tins court to j direct Divid l\ Liiigte), Admin s: rat or upon the estate of John R. M li.ior, deceased, to execute to tiuuiil.es to said land in con fer ii 1 ty with said tioud : lit*,t lerdore, nere y ordered, That notice be given at three or unnv public places tu said county and in Columbus Time? and j So.iii..el oi sucli application, mat ad persons concerned may tin- ! objections in Clerk's office, it any they li.ve, why said David j T. l.i igley, V l mnistraiur as a oresaul. should not txi cute titles j to said bill’ lot o: laud tu eo-iiuruiily witu said bond. A true extract fro.u the mimueaof-aid court, Feb. 28th, 18o'.i. Marcn r —litwd u O P BEALL, Ordinary . Ci >ltOfV, i Coe .it of Ordinary, coa.ity, ( April IVrin, 1853. ttULK AY S/. Air IE IE \**, VV'in.N. N also i, ad mm-trator de bonis non on M l!c es.ale of Jo i t Liggiu, deceased, h iving applied lor letterso “ dis msso.i fro n said a tmimstralion : t’ ie ordered th.-n ail p?rs? is concerned sh w c .u-e. if any they have, why *uid a l iiims.r itor ? lou.d u >t be -ed at theCour < * Ordinarv to be ao< l in and tor s udcjJuiy ou th® first Moudny in N ‘ ember i next. A true triusofipt from the tuiuire? of ? ii J cour*, April 4, 183. Cos. u übus, April 12—wfi.ii JAO. J i.iN.-oN, ordinaly. GEi)T(3I l. t Court of Ordinary. Tutoot county, j February Teuu, .ebd. RULF, SI SI. AITHERE\3, WiHiatn F. UotH-its.m applies by petition tor V I. tors of.t.s iiissio ias toe ad.uiutstratorof Barmy Wilson, ia e oi tV.ioot County, deceased. tier order® i, fact a.I persons concerned, be and appear at ; therJep'.e.u er ter.u of lots court next ensuing, then and there : ’ * ■ ie.v cadv-, tfa.ty they nave, why said letter? should not be gra tied. \ n ie ex’rast from the minutes of said court. 21th Feb., 1853. j Marea l —s.vti.a Al AAIO.V H.-3 fitlJNi E, Ordinary. ® hi EtGt t court of Ordinary, caaaty. i \pr.i term, HUf.E Xi SI. WEIiE Yd, Wm. N. Nets :i,adm mstrator on tlie c-strdeof v A i g.i ?tas P.'iw ly, deceased, having appiitsi ; -.* ii iters ot di? iiHsio.i ir • u sud a Ln mst atioa : it is ordered tea'. ;ui per- j souse ‘accrued,sim* cause,if huj diey have, why said minim- j isu'uinr suouid uot be dismissed at in® Court of Oninuiry to be he and iu aa i tor and coa.ity oil too first .'dmiu ty in .November | next. Air ie 1 rau-cripi nx>.u ;he minutes of said co ir*, April 4, 1-53. Aprd 12 .vb.ii J-.U. Je/DNiOM, *'nimarv. j f'*. ! J.lf J lA, i Coair *if ordinary of said cou.x- : Uxu t iiiU CDiiatf, , tv, Aoni lYr.u. 1553. rv uEc> v . OdniiLi , a tmiriis'.r.it.-r n. CoiUas, lute of said c > inly, and -oea-s- l, petitnt.is nils e<urt to gnat him ietiers :t j d.s.iii#4Ka .roni his sdd adonmstrat.on. and it ap purring that i 8 i 1 estate ht ■ been .’ud/ .-*.i ai.t:s:ere i:tr.tere i tuat ail jmrsotis { liie iheir*bj**cti=>,? If auy tiiey nave,•*; or before me November ! Term oft ii- court jiex*. eiisaiug, oti.er.viso siod ajutiui.sivator will be then and there dismissed. April Li—wti.it O. P. BEALE Ordinary. i ‘ EORGI.t, li%it:iolph ciuisly... .ircr of Or ; VI din vit r, - w tiereas, ay too.peliUo;i ot.iV'iiiiam Mayes, ad*’ numsiraiur .ui the estate vF Enoch Rigsby, deceased, and the . e .uue .if K.iocbe.i F.nrcioth,d.iceased, it appeartug to titu cour* i ttiit :>c ha? fatly administered homo said e?tat-s, and m .vesi tie c mrt to gwuii nun le.ters ofdisoiis.i >u: Ail ;>e.>.>:? caucer.ivsi in i e. tiler of sm.tysLiie.-i, are ber*t>y notifie i to make ku ah their i objectinus, if any they have, on or be.or® tlie October term oi t Uu-o-.mrt eui.,i;ig, otuerwise ?tid Hdutiiiistfat-ir winib.-u | an ( t.ivre oe dismissed. Given under my oatid at oTice tne *2’J.b ‘ march iiJ. O. P. BEALL, Ordinary. j April d—wGiu “THE UNION OF THE STATES AND THE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE STATES.’ I • Ci KO!1 o I \ , ) COURT or ordinary, Sl * ivnrt county. \ April Term, 8*.3. Ut’ N l m petition <>c VV il!iam ff, llouso. Bxec iir of the lrft V\ i I and Testa nunt of I hom is House, deceased, tor letters !*l and nissioii from >ll4 said execuiotsh p: li is on m *'io , or iere I by tne c >urt tint all persons eoncr-rn ! ert, shew cause, on or tieorc the next term of sad eour , why sii I letters sho 1{• I not then In* fjrmied. A true • ttr.ict ir >m the minutes of said court. April t?, !B'>3. \n-il l<> -v m 11,. Wf MH*:i{l,Y. Ordinary. G ‘•'<(> IA / Cot'Rf OF ORpIVARV CT SID COl'N ’< niiiioi county, < tv, April Term. IBSX I'MI.S r. ue’.KN .i >\, luiriiati of Simeon I'. Turner, peti* tious this court for letters o'"dismission from h 1 -> s.md guar dianshi) : *r lore I that ait in ronis having oojectio. g II o hem on or Jill) Term of this co in next ensiling, otaerwise said lettei* wffl he then atid there t/rante<l. April U—w3.u 0. P. NBALI, Ordinary. f 1 eorgla, llanilalp'i county.-. .Then a*. Margaret l 1 K. >.it,p trd an.l ‘amool C. Seoii apply to me tor letteip ot administration o i the estate of William 11. rduppard, lateoi said count). decease!l : Then* are, therefore, to cite and admonish all end singular the kindred and ere.litorsof said deceased, to be and appear at my of fice, within the time prescribed by taw, tttul shew cause, it'any they have, why said letters should not tie granted. fJiven uaier my hand ai otilve this Irirh l.w of April, 1833. April 2 > wfit <>. f\ ItF.\f,l,. n-dinary. ( H-orla, Nandolplt county— Wheteas, Bamu l A. *ricr. alimm.irator de bonis non on the estate of John 11. Weaver, late ot said county, deceased, has petitioned for Jelters ot dismission from said administration. These .-.re, therefore, to me,adm mish and require all persons Cone* rn< and to tile ttieir objection,. if any they have, on or tie.ore the September term o’ Hie four! of Ordinary o* said county, to be hoideu on the first .Monday of September” ext, otherwise said administrator will b 1 then an*l tin re dismissed, tiiven tin i*-r tny hand at office tnisSild day of February, 1853 March I—9.vtf 0 fr. I*. UK Aid,, ordinary. p eorgla, Early county— Whereas Joseph (.'rimsley, * * administrator with the Will annexed, upon the estate ot S:irs*h late ofs tnl county deco ised. m ikes amplication to me for letters of dismission from the further adminisl ration *: said instate. All persons concerned are hereby notified to be and ; appear at my office, within she time prescribed by law. and shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be i granted said applicant. • t• i veil oi,dvr tny hand at office, this February the 24th. 18.'.H. March 1 9A-fitn S. s. HTAFFORI*. Ordinary. (’ cm gin, HaiKloiph co nitty.—VYliereas. -ias. Ruth- erio.d, i.iiardiau ot liei jaibin a::d Absalom Sutiey, applies to me for dismission iroin Ids said Gut r lianship. Ail persons interested arc, therefore, heresy required to fiie their objections, it any tiiey have, on or before the May term of this court next ensuing, otherwise said applicant will be then ami t u-*v .vstinf sert. (,iven under my hand at office the i7ih March, 18 3. March22—wfim O. P. BE V 1.1.. Or*l'iiiuy. {* eorgla, tiaitdolph county,--Whereas, Mary Ann ? Buiior and Thomas Ooram apply lo me for b-tters n admin istration on ti.® estate of Harman Butler, ate of said county, de ceased : The-e are. therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the creditors and kindred of said deceased to appear at my office within the time prescribed by law. and shew cause, if utiy they have, why said tetters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office Ui® IBtls day of April, 1853. Apri* 2(3 w7f O. P. It FALi •. Ordinary. ( ? eorgla, Hondolpli county.—Whereas, Align L. X Jenks applies t*> me tor letter? us Guardianship for the per son and property oi Frances Rigs *y, orphan of Enoch Rigsby, late of said county, deceased. These are, then-tore, to cue and admonish idl concerned, to shew cans*-, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted,otherwise they will be granted at the next April term ot this court. Given under iny hand at office Mr. rcii Ist’. iB. 3. ’’ :*<t , eorgin, UofidolpH county.— \\ hereas, John (3il \ I bert. tTitardianof ilendley I*3. liiit, minor and orphan ot William E. Dili, deceased, applies to me for dismission irom said Guardianship. All j ersons interested are therefore hereby required to file their objections, if any they have, on or before the May Term ot this Court next ensuing, e tier wise said applicant will b® then and tiifcie dismissed. Given under my hand at oiLke, tlie 17th March, 1853. March 22—wfirn ft. P. BEALL Ordinary. f ‘ eorgla, Karly county.—Whereas, Brown amt Aim J Weeks apply tome for letters of administrn tio.. upon the estate of Jane tsievens, hue of said county, decessed: These are to notitv and summons all persons concerned, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and shew c-use it any they have, why said letter? shmi'd not he granted to one <>r the other, or hot); of said applicants, at the June term next of the Court of Ordinarv G.r srdd county. Given undei my hand at office this ITtnday of April, 1853. April ‘2ii wGt 8, 8. STAFFORD, flrdii ary. ( ‘eorgla, Karly county,—Whereas. Elizabeth Bart -1 left applies to me f>ir tetter? of administration upon the estate ot Nathaniel Bartlett, deceased : These are t<> notify all persons concerned, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be grunted said applicant, at the March term, next, ot the Court ot Ordinary for said county. Given under my hand at office this Ai ril 17th. 1853. April -fi-'Oit 8. ‘*?. *8 I’ A FF* •'rdlnnrv. / *ctigia, Karly count y...\\ Inreas. it appears that V 1 tne esi.ue of G< sj •• r tleiiuer-on, .n*e of said county, is unrep re? ente* iat l w : I h s is to no’ify all and singular the kindred and creditor? ol said deceit-ed, *o tile their objections, ii any tht-y luive (xi hin the tune presciibed iiy law,) or it.on as P. Andrews.tlie elcik <>t!lie Super or Court of said county, wiil tie appointed adtninislr.itor deh*nis i.on cutu t ktameno nnnexo. uymi the estate of said diceased. Given under my hand tit office, this April 22. 1853. .l/a\ 3—\\7t S S BTAFFi M{i,< titlmar*. / * vnrgia, ‘tewart county.—Whereas. A? 1 P. I o**d \ ? app ie? ffirlelß rs ot adiuiiiistru: lob <<n tlieesiale of Blanche <3. Gibson, lute o: suid comity, deceaseil : Tl.e-eare. therefore. l> cue mid ad monish nil concerne ‘. to shew c:i s** o < or before the i exi June letiu of tfe Courl of Or-’ liimry of said otiniy. v? hy snul ieit< rs ?1t mid m>t th* nbe granted, (iiven under my hand in • rtkv , this 2T ;t V; r i’, SBS.L Aj r I *-!} -wGt J. E. NY I FRERI.V. Ordinary. (> eorgla, Tuibot l ouuty —Office *>f Onlinary, 20 h Y A.aic.i, i ‘53. Wbeieas. J. J. Jain)soi>, Guardian of Nathan iel Wonimovk'sorpliaii?, petitions tor letters o* Dismission from said guardi’.’iisl ij : He it onh red. That all persons concerned, be and appear at the June Tei in *t Iff® Couri oi (triliiia y of said county, t.ext en suing, ti.en a: and there lo st.ew il m y they have, why said letters should not be grained. A irue* extract from the minutes ot'sa'd court. Ai rii 15th, 1853 April uG —v Cm M \KlO\ BF/II UNK. Orilinurv. \dministra t or’s Bnle.-*Aill be told i.i Cuilii ert. umii.oijiti Coiiiiiy, on tlie first Tuesday in July nex% lot of land number one liuudre.l and seven y nine in iii® tl'iii dis ! r ct ufsaii c*>unty, on wh ch are j.n excellent dwelling house aid other buildings, all good and new, about forty ncr sos iredi optu.e . laud. oid by order of the Court of Ordinary of tuiti county. 3 ikm* or Pai.k—One half pay ab’e first of January, 1854. and tlie l u-a uce first January 1 , 1855. Nu*.? with approved security. May i7—v. ids J 1.8? E SAN lit.lN. Adm’r. \liuiult lAtoi'a *le tureen He to an order of the Com t of Ordinary of r.any co imv, will be sold be. or® the court house doer in tite town of B.akeiv, on the tir t T*iesduy in J .iue next, til the realit® of F. Griffith, deceased, situated in the said town of Blakely. \>ir I ic—wins FRAN GRIFFITH. Aiiin'r. \ * tt Ice lo Dvbiorsatid Creililor-*— Ail pers *n? in i S Uebted to Uie es:a)e *>l Robert f noiupsttn, decease , ot Ear ly county, will e .me lo;ward ml make payment. And those bavin* cl intsag i it-, seal deceased, are hereby -notified lo pre s?iff. them lo J.mn Tuomjisou, or this notice w;l be p.ead iu bar, l,v JOHN THOMPSON, A/iV 3—AdtnV. wi'b vvMl annexed. r j'\vo monilu after date l shall apply to the 1 couri oi Ordinal} oi i-.urly county lor leave t.> o;i. to® uegr-es bviongiug to the estate oi John Jones, deceased, late oi sunl coun ty, H r Uie purpo.se oi lutikiug a uis-rtouiiou amoug ihe heirs of s’iid estate. Tli’ iS. ANUKf.tt'B, Adtnr. march 21t—w2m f pWO mouth? after cate application will be 1 made io loe Court of Urdinary ol Euriy county, ior leave to s-. lia p .'t of tlie i::u.i uud ti-gnu? -eiOiigilig to ti.e **sit! e o! Rob ert i liompson, Ceeeased, -vr in® tie)i< tit oi tliecrt*di;**rsai o Leu'.- Os tlie *■? meO *a;d <t®ee;ised. J( |i N I lit i’sON. Mu y3- vv -/lit , Ad mV. with wiil hiq f\v.- r Pwo nioiiths aftr date l will apply’ i tie i oai imr. of ®i isjuuvr county, ior !®uv® ios, n a o ro uni.d ((.vosst) tne proper!-’ oiTi®. ry u. J®iTiig.m, (idiot.) ‘ April .'3— vv2m a: B. - A'.A V, Guardian. r {iwo mouths after date appiicailou will be JL mad-- to me u.iitnr.i t® < ourt *f .rauiaiy of Eariy county, ;>r leave to 3s*t Uieauds oeioagitig io Epsy uysott, late of siuu county,deceased- ABNi.it DYsU-N, xdmV. March 15— w 2m -1 v\vo man tljs after tate, 1 titailapply ti* the j j Court *'l Ordinary *>t Kaudo | u couuty tor .®ave to seil the i t,tarroe=> tu i imothy PiAtiuu, deceased, let® *n -sill rouii | “ \ ;>r ii 12- v'-‘ ® A. A. P, f*i yN. AdVr. Iv\V(| months after date, application will be made to the Court of *Tr*iinary oi Darns county, for io iv® to i j l j, t . real and personal eeuxu- of Will am C. Do/.ier, aeceused. . ‘ juuy .1. T. i> >/■’ F. ; L A. i/ * uai'itiftn a sale. —(iu iheffrst- fu -sday in June next, will : UT* u® -mu tit Guid *®ri, Rtudi;pt co tnty, a man mi ned j Peter, au.mt it tv vears or a.’s. >“!d n< urn property f the j minors of sot. .raves, by order of me court of (*niiua j rv o said coidty. L.GR.W F.A, Guardiaa. * April 12-’ COLUMBUS GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY ‘27, 1853. TJtAVELIXG. j MUSCOGEE“RAIL ROAD CO efizm mm CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. Dp end aster tn imh in? the Passenger Irani will leave aim rim by the following s imiuie daiiy until funiier nonce: I. five Coin mbits at cA. V.; Arrive at Mnron 3 3-t P. V. Leave Macon at (> 3d A. M.; Arrive at 0 dum’dis 2 Id P. M i*:. F. RICKER, Superintendent. Columbus,May It. 1353 ’ 11A liNDEX’S _ KXTr KSS. OFFltr. 05 K ‘XDCLPIi tsti'cef. \\T T- respectfu’ly lu g leave t<> imorm the cit ; ze!is ot Cos umbus ’ * and its vicit.ity, that we ha \ e conciudt U our arrangemoi.ts with the Central Railroad Banking Company, and are now rua nitig iness* iig*-rs daiiy tr-.m Macon to Savannah. Abo. torwtitd ng g m!s daiiy over the 5 ascot ee and South- Western Kuieoitd t<> fori Valiev, Ogietiiorpe and A tuaui, thence to Miiicdgevilie Savai itah an* all intenueitiate piac* s. A'.-o, • > Moti'gomeiy, Ala. We w® i!d also ? y, that onr Fx pres-es t y tl.e Mcutm-is to New York aid Ptdiade'iphin enable us to tbr-vioi* every oes.-ription of merchandise and valuub es. Note?. Ural'.?, and Biilsco he ted in every town :n tlie Notlhern and Eastern N ates; also,to < a ilbrnia ;.mi Eumpe. (•mens and Aoicnt- Liaudo'pti street, Coh.inbu?. opposite the “> orit* r Mime” pi ti tmg off ice : C, A. El a & Son, \i aeon ; Mr. Kendrick, Fort Vulii y; G. R. Clayton, (iglether*;*-: 153 Bay stteot, Savaniitdi; 7i Broadway, .Yew York; 43 and 45 South ‘ mrd. i’oihideljihia ; ri < oitrt MCeet, Boston ; Exchange street, Providence; Montgomery street, -'■an Francisco. EIVINGdTON, WIN’ HESTER & CO. Coltnnhu?. April 13—tw&w -EW Y ifiiiv AAI/SA V\ K K AII STK Asl SHIP tin i*:, ,?a ■ tYeclii ij The nctP and splendid Steamships / ?L>r n/'T, ... . Cos pi. Lyon . an and Alabama, Copt. Ludlow. Belonging to the New York and Savannah Sxeam NxvioxYtok Compa w. \ r ijj. leave Savannah and New York every Saturday. These ‘■ V ships are l,3*Hj tonaiegiaier.y ud uttsur, assed in saley,t r and c )mlrt. These steamers leaving Savannah at the same time that the .Marion and Foiitherner leaves Charleston, arrive in New York as soon as, or before them. , passage .$25- payable before going on board Agents : PADEi.FORD. FAY &. CO., Savannah, Ga. 3 A .MU EG i,. M ITCH E EE. April 30,1852 —tf] 194 Front street, New Vor*. FCK PHILADELPHIA. rNIT F. D STA TE S 51 \I L LINK. Ehihide'phia if, Savannah Steam Navigation Company •r THE new end splendid side-wheel fcteautship S BTA T B O V ii F. t> R<i l A , twelve hundred tons regi-*f> r, (.‘apt. WALTER CILLiNA, will leave >avann; It its ioiiows: Wednesday, June 1 Wednesdav. June 15, “ ‘ “ ‘ July 13. “ July 2* “ August 10. This ship has becit imtlt with tin* strictest regard to tin* safety an., c untortof the passengers, and lier ticcomtuoylations are Uu surpassed by ai.y steam nip on the coast. A tie..’’ ste im-hip now b nhlmg, Sts eve v respect equal to she State of ( eorgla. will t.iks her place in the line (tutitig the month of June, and wi i, with the SBuite of Georgia, make a week iy tine, leaving each port on Wednesday. Cabin |.‘as?.iue ir<nu £*n vn u,iu to I'niladfelphia $-•> “ *• *• “ New \ ork ¥-5 Steerage to Philadelphia a< u New York $ 0 C. A. L. LAMAR, A get st in Savrnnah* HERON .vc MARTIN. May 21—ts Agents in El i adelphia United States Mail Line. From Columbus, Ga., to Chunncnuggce, Union Springs, Ala., Via Lainington,Sand Fort, Uchee, Creek .Stand, Hernando, L'non, and Stewart’s 3!ills. THE undersigned is now prepared to curry o;i this Lit-: n® therefore hopes to ui: ia voted wan a good si; ire ot the public patronage. This line intersi ct?. ai Cliuunenuggee, tne line l*> Montgomery, via Tie keiree. Ala.: also, the m e to Tallahassee, FI ruia, via. liidgely Five Points, Vt. .Andrew, ( lay ton, ! ulauia, Ala. Relative distal,ecu tioin t.bis route: Uurrior Ftand is five miles lEm Ik-rtmi'do ; Alierioil is eight miles from * hum e nuvge.; and Missouri, Pike comity, is eighteen miles irom chutt ueirtggee. Carnages reserved and readyat any trip for the us<* of families. Tiiis line intersects a? Columbus,Ga.. with the MutJ-ogee Bail road ior Macon, Favatmaii (with but ten utiles staging) and ail intermediate points, SCHEDULE: Leave Columbus Tuesday, ITiuisday aid Saturday 7 A. M., arrive at Ciiunnenuggee next days, Jit noon. Leave Tuesday and Thursday f.t and Sunday iit l o’clock p. in., and arrive at Columbus Monday, VA cdiiesdey and Friday at 8 p. in. APPLETON HAYGOOI), Contractor. Ptace Office nt “(Jglethorpe House.” Jan. 11, iHS.(. i 12m T. C. PPJDGF.N, Agent. YERNOY & E<_-TOR'S OMNI BU S LIN E . Fare—ln Proporliun io the DFiaiice. AA’E return our t utnks to the traveling public and tlie citizen? generally, fori heir libeitl j at ronatre, ami wouhl inform tit* nt that uur splendid new O.UXI - vviih FIXE TE.iMS aid carclul hi JELLS, wili continue lo run tor the accommodation of th® citizens and per son? slopping at th® Public Houses. Calls ieit at tlie Uefe.s <>r m our stable, strictly attended to. Coiuinhu?. March I?—wfetwly m* i ‘•mezr* RUNAWAYS. One Hundred Dollars Reward. .vv* n Ra.nAWaA lioin tbe sutiscr her tiLoni the la?t ol Vs ,r Fepn itiber, i852, a m-ur.i L>y ti:® m ine ,*f ALT RED, ’ about twenty twov. nr?oid, about six tecthigh, g .* r. >oiit on® iiundr* ii and eigtiiy ibn.: it is thuupht said t.curo wax euticid away ay feme white man, in and i now hartiored nt ar Bttiik-vdii. i <> ci tiniy, Ga.; ti e above r* v> .rd wp be paid tor the delivery of sitiu t.egto to Robert J l iiiui, :ji Early county. < c rgia. or to inyseW in Barbour county, Ahih.mia, ‘ogctlrtr with ;>r.oi sntfi.uent to *. -uvicl tile hartioivr : *;r iiity d'ffuirs for the deiiwry oi tilt kv hi *t i.i? hjdnetiici.l in any sate juiiso that i get him again; or fitly dollars tor the above required proof. lit.NixY BA IT 8. March 2ff—w3m , E aiiaway, rat* rßOMtherf tbscriber. aia .■ <’o boy, twenty-five year? Yi-gU, five lev', six inches Idgh,uerp copper color, a liuie inclined to be b w l®i-T ed. / A liberal reward w 1 b® paid for the apprehension oi snkl boy, itkl ?• din .omejail wii* i® 1 can g-t him.>>rdc nA * liv'cred'to ti.e u; toy pianiatiou, five mi c west of Coat* t ahoo dice,. F !•• ri da. Aprii 1* whic* RICHARD RAN FIN'. NOTICE. . R ATx AWAYon the oib in?t., a negro ;nsr. by the d* name of DA'K, twenty years <*id, complexion is black, Piffnibiy quick-.poked, about five teet six oreig'-.t inches spt ii Any in.eii re uce • r.tn hint wl! oe ilia ikmity v ---cei'Ufvi Cot ion Valley P.U., Macon c -uuty, A.'a. l>.*!!luJtsi he .*** U say lo Carolina, a.I iis trying t Slat hi? way by th® l.'uuroad. A’- M. il. GARNER. •April *2t*> —- ■> . r SSO Reward. p. R AN AAVAA .rout uiy r t iu®i.ce, near Glrnalta, Ma ii* :i county. 3“of.giu, ust ‘ftairsday morning, v black 1 negro siir , wit® i*ut tace aim eyr>,;m<S projecting f*re- In j f. named ANN, about iwu’iy two years old : weigh? i J’-Cj near *hi® tit utred and titty p-oin.is. She speaks siowiv I ! .jo ii! a iow tone-of voice, t*!;® s i.robaWy uLhiui Colurnbcs. (3a. I will gi ve $25 for f.r apprehension and delivery, or £SU j for her and th® wiute man, who probablv aided in her escape. March b— lOwtf A. M. SIIEPUERLL j GUANO! i StfrEraO.i AUTICLE-,OF GUANO.ja-; arrived ; 2\ and .or saie at UUtIiiNWOOD & CO.’B. GEO. AV. WINTER. 23, - 5 p f'OHTHE Giowthtuid Embellishment of the Hair to Frevet 1 its l til ia . off and tnriiiiig(3rr.y. Awarded the hi: best pr*n iums iiy the sol New York,Maryland x..d Michigan, al tl.e: i Aiuituil 1 airs oi 185). Tne Kuthairon in utralizc* the rffert of ti’ -apt*, climate, at* ; old iisr*', in prtserving and rtsLiringlh Hu men H ir, evetiji i ter a baldness of iwtnty years: ch.-Miae* 11-- ?ciilp tr*m Hen and Dmdriiff; will cure th- Nervous HerJaeLe, Bcafft Hm l rysipcias, L'iseate? ol the a-kit:, fec.aiid is th® ostdesirable TOILET ARTICLE For Ladies’ or Gentlemen’s use in U ewornl. Its perfume cqna’ laibtii’s Uhoice-t I xirads. and being tree ttun till offensive >i • r c.ff .ring proper*i-r, it iv. s the Hair that golden, hr ghl, so. lively appearai ce si cured ty tu* other prtq uiaiion. Ti e use ol the Kaihairoti is adopted by the beat physicians i f urope and America, and has a patronage and saie unprecedeir ed in the lsislmy of tl e materia medico. But words are sutciff. mis. a trial only can attest its real virtue, as milli r.v certify. ;To lie had throughout North ad Boutli America, Euroje an. | the lslandsof the Ocean, in large bottles, for 25 cetiie. tfol-1 iuuo.umbus bv DR. It A. WARE, GESNER vv. PEAUODY, ROBERT -cARTKR; E. Thomas Lyon, 161 Rrcadwny, N. Y LYON’S F.XTRACT OF PURE JAMA IC A GIN G E li. | NOTHING need be said to command the nit*-: tion of the pul I lie t*> thi?article, when convinced that it i? PL’RK and uni. | dulternte.il. >• edical men,or thus seektnira harmless }.*-verair< t** destroy the unwholesome e Teds of bmckisit and turbid wnUi can rely itjion its genuine character, aid ti* also exleiisivel used Ir.r cii imiry purpi srs, in ffavorinu rak.-s, j reserves, fee | To tlie alii cted with Dyspepsia, Shimmer C**mp!pi*it, < holer:. Nervous Debility. Fevt-r and A true. Dizziness, neral Brosfation ( &tc nothimr has ever been prescribed with < cualeflee*. ! Manufactured, ty E. Thomas Lyot/, Chemist, 161 Broadway , New York. • Inquire for I.yon’?, Pure Gimr*. r. Bold by repnfnhl Drtiggigt.- hioughout the wor.d. 13 ESNER Ik. PEABODY, ROCER'i’ CARTER, DR. R. A. WARE. March 135—tw6m Coiinnhua, Ga. _ Mezi-can Mustang Lim^neat. THIS invaluable preparation Las been but a few months before the people of the South, yet many thousands and hottUs have fcven s*>H and used in a great variety oi diseases, ami u h,.s g ; vcu uidversni satislact on. Yl\ have heard of none that were dissatisfied with it. \V< otter it m-> a remedy ia - .lie various diseases and com plaints for which it is recommended, with lull eotifklenci in curinrr them, a- over lour suiiiir.ns of Bottles have been sold and used for a great variety of complaints, both ol men and animals, and it has always given satisfaction, be cause it has j> rformed just what we said it would. It ha? healed C.uieeis and scrofulous sores and ulcers that had resisted the trealinent of tite .Medical Faculty. A child in Frederiokton, N. IL, a tew days ago burned “ffs legs severely against a stove. Tiie mother im mediately applied L : nseeri Oil and Cotton Wool, with :srlit bandage over all; in a short time the screams of th*. ®h;ST induced the mother to temovethe fcandajre, when it I (fas h ?covered tliat the cotton wool had taken hre by spon i taueous combustion and had considerably increased tu* ’ size of the burn. The mother happened to think that she | bad part of a bottle of Mustang Liniment in her house. ; whi*. is she got immediately and applied to the burned | hmfcs of the Jink? sufterer, sir.*] a*? soon e* it was applied, the child ceased its cries and soon after fell asleep in its mother’s arms, by the soothing indue nee of trt s valuable preparation. | This is to certify that the Mexican Mustang Liniment j has been used quite extensively in tlie staid; sos Adams & ; Co.’s Great Southern, Eastern and \\ . stern Express, for [ curing Galls, <.lhafes, Scratches, Sprains and lirnL.j.and In has proved Very eiheiuai. Many of tiieir men have I also used it in themselves and their tmnilns, and they all | speak of its healing and remedial qualities in die h ghest ! terms. One, of our hostlers got kicked, and badly cut and ; bruised on bis knee—as usual, the Must...tg Liniment was j resoried to, and the soreness and lameness was soon re ! moved, and it was perfectly tvell it: three >r four days.— ; VYe have no hesitation in recommending il as a valuable i preparation, to be used external y on man or heap?. .1. DUNN. Foreman of Adams Co.’s Express Stable, N. Y. TvHbUMATisM.—Tins is s<> certify that my wite w.-.saf | fliotrd wish sev* re chronic Rheumatism ; she had suffered | -or months with the most exciuci.ning pains; she had | itKxi Rheumatic Compounds, Reliefs rood almost every ; tiling reeommi tided lor ibis dnaiilul and sense. None of thetn relieved her pains iti the least. She m e.l a fifty cent | bottle of Asustang Liniment, and it cured hentirylt; she s nXw pf-riectly well, and recommends ai! of her friends to us® the Muxtang Liniment. (Signed) James L. Oliver. Bavnnuali, Georgia, January Ist. 1853. I‘ritt .ipal Offices, 304 BiMadway, Nviv* York, and St. Lou s, Missouri. A, ir. BRAGG <Sr CO., Proprietf.rp. Sold in Columbus, Ga., by GESNER c>: PEABODY- F..ln-iei!-r fi. i 5.53 hv,A T .vl v Mexican Mustang* Liniment. \T No v York price?. ’.Ye have ;ust r* ceived a lanje InvoVc ot the above excelletit inerti ‘ii e. *o be ?:>!*! at the mamilac turer s prices. Call at the UI UF. DRUG STtiRF., March 2—tw&w ly Sip a vs the Xfjro nvd Mortar Metallic Burial Cases, ea-es have been universally approved wherever fi us*ia They are mu h superior to those of wood, and combine within uieinaeives aii uiose qualities so ilesirabie in a isutiihern Uiim.ue. lie-y are composed o: several r.inrts of Metal, hut principally of Irint. They arc- thoroughly enamelled inside and ou*., and thtie made • impervious to aii'uiKi iii;ies:racttbic, and tun L-e udd at anout literates of covered coffins. The public are to call and examine them for them sclves, and at a glai • they wiil see the treat advantage oi ibis J article over any other ever offered to the public. Oolumbus, Feb.23—wdktwtim SAMMId fe ROONF.Y TKOY FACTORY, HARRIS COUNTY, GKOHCIA. I lure Room on Hast side Bread street, next door to ‘ P. McLaren . IL Qt. JEFFERSON & CO. PROPRiE TORS ol the above work? respectfully inform ‘ fps> the oubiie, that they have now on baud for saR-, and are con ( slantly maiiufacturing all descriptloug of V.’oouxs W*M -ucii ns Chairs, SsxTTrxs, Bedsteads, Uuc&etp, I's'BS.fec.. fee-. ; q. the best material, and tinianed in excellent style under the 1 * personal supervision. They particularly call attention to their various slylesandqnah- 1 ti®-~oi cu xißs, which, for oeatness, coinfort, dunibility and cheap- ! sr? cannot be surpassed in any country; varytiia in pricefrom ■ Sio to $24 p.-riiozeii—specimens of which van be seen at theit ; iVarc Itaomor.e door above P. McGxrkv’- 3r®adstreet. Columbus, which the publican? invited to examine. Every description of t’haira. Buckets, Tubs,fee. madeto order after anyfa-hiondeflired. Tiiey ureriso prepared Ks furnish Vv'in and Blinds of all Inscriptions to order. premium? w ere awarded Io the Troy Fac’ory at the Southern igriciltu-al fair at Macmi, for the b*t specimoi ofCh ; r and Wooden Ware. at their W ire Room—east -.'uie Bread street, directed to IL G. Jeadnou & Cos., Coiumbtts, will meet w prompt attention. y*ay to— wiy Laths! Lath3! i Laths! !! It* ive for *■’.!-> :iJ,o>® Laths, which l wilt deliver in any part oi . the city,at &2 per thouxaud. 1 Aprii2d-xeyioi 0. H. HOLLAND. <Tiin.es mil) Sentinel, [Fiom East Alabamian ] Girard Jtnad. The following private letter Ins been handed ons lor { nblicatbm. We give it v ithmit com* nent, for that would he sttpeifiuous. ‘I lie sub* eet ami source of the letter render it sufficient •f itself, speaking as it does to the best interests oid hopes of our citizens. We are sure tint the •all w ill he heartilv responded to, ami that all ho available energy and means of this town and section will h thrown into the enterprise. Now s our time—so let us throw oft’ the necnniula ed and cumbersome Mist of inactivity, and let ction—action with a hearty good will—hence* orth he the order of the day. “A he g pull, a •trongpull, and a pull “altogether/’ and it will mt he long before our now silent woods echo i ack the scream of the “iron herso,” as he hunders along the track. But read die letter ! Mobilk, Mav I*2, 1853. Hon. S. J Bolling,— Dear Sir, — As 1 long inee wrote you. 1 have come to this placo to rot aid to our Road, and only waited for the iroper time. And no doubt you have seen j what has been done. One million of dollars I Vnm the city, and we are now raising fifty diousand fiotn private subscription—ten of it. nised in a few hours—and lam waiting on a •ommittee you see appointed to go and raise the balance, which 1 feel confident we shall do he* ore I leave. That raised, and we shall com-, uence locating and grading the road from this oid immediately ; consequently sav to your h it nds to prepare to go to work, and those who have not subscribed, they must come up to the dd of the road. Fori can now say with con fidence, the Hoad will be built. Wo shall s'art agents on the line for more aid in a short ! time* in haste, your IVieiul, ‘ ROBT.S. HARDAWAY. Murder* Alfred Cremon is now confined in our jail for tlie wilful murder, on Saturday evening, of a man name Willoughby, a resident of Coving ton county 1 ?* Willoughby was travelling in this county peddling chairs of his own manufacture. It appears that Willoughby stayed at Orem mi’s house on Friday night. They were both seen on Saturday, previous to the murder, lying in the road drunk, with a jug of whiskey between them. Cremon shot Willoughby twice with a lifie, one shot scan mg his left elbow, and the other piercing his back. It is evident from the position of the body w hen found, which was ly ing on its face, that Willoughbv was in the act jof running from Cremon when he fell. Wil* I* “ loughby’s money is said to have been the incen* i live to the crime of murder,— East Alabamian. | The Mexican Boundary Commission. —The | Mexican Boundary Commission, it is stated, is nmv iti New ()tleans, and on its nav to (he | scene of its labors. It is organized ns follows: Rohett B. Campbell, Esq., Commissioner; ; Major N. 11. Emorv, United States Topngraph : icnl Engineers, Chief Astronomer, Surveyor, ! and Head Scientific Corps. Lieutenant N. Miclder, Corps Topographical Engineers; Messrs. Kadiiminski, Gardiner, Claik, Schott, Ingraham, Piideau, Seaton, : Jones, and Houston, assistants. Chailes Pavov, M. D., Geologist and Bota* nist. The survey was brought bv Major Emory ! as far down at Laredo laA fall, and for the present operations will he confined to the Rio Grande below that point with tiie exception of the work confided to Lieutenant Miclder. A nice question. —'l'he whig papers appeal to ie<iiviiieci in opinion upon this question—wheth er the whig party has been rendered iiupopui ar by the principles it cherishes, or, on the contra iv, whether tiie conduct of the party inis n< t made its principles odious to the country ? The New York Tribune maintains the truth of the latter proposition, and says that it has no doubt that tbe destruction of the party would be im mediate! f followed by the triumph of the prin ciples embraced in its creed. Good arguments can Ire adduced to prove either branch of the proposition. ‘Hie party lias been guilt y of so many rascalities as to in jure its iniiuenee in behalf of its principles, while “the latter have been of such a character as to stand a great deal in the wav of the success of the organization. is. difficult to say which has been the greater element of weakness. [C’ia. Knq. A friend writ ng from a o .sta: t pan f the 2d Congressional D riel informs us that th* opinion is prevalent, that m cons* q lence of the cono ntion of itie :ilends ot Ciark auU Coiqurt at Newton, on the and iV oi’ Hj j>oin ing Delega'es, the friends of nei ther it! B ikr r, will vote f>r tin other, if .oud ated. He asks our views on this subject. Oar opinion i that there may be a tew Democrats who wortld not vote fur any but their bun men. But v.e IHieve the great majority of the party in Biker will vn’c for any good Democrat who may be tai r iy nouitua ted by the convention.— Albany Patriot. Progress rs (he Brunswick Roil.--A friend has this UiU r i,iiig shown us a iet er received bom a | gentleman in Brunswick, f merlv “t th s place, fro i which we makethe to 1 lowing evtrael : •‘Tee K abroad cornu.-ioy s'** laying down ihe iron as fi>i as po-sibl >. Three hundr and ha d* areal work on the road, i hey have some five hundred hands 01 the ’anal, and the Work will t o completed by the first of Jane. ‘iVee more c *r gcs of irai have biin received.” —Altuny Pilriot. Thirty-three gentlemen of \VHtni i*to r, N. 0;, have s ihscrilted *ls J3.OJJ to he applied to deep ening uu? bar at t.ij e-itraiiee to Cape I-ear river. [NUMBER 6‘2.