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THE TRI-WEEKLY TIMES AND SENTINEL. VOLUME Ij Cutest 3nlrlliocncf. Further Telegraphic Items by the Baltic. The ship J. Z., from New York for Liverpool, was turned at sea July 7, lat. 42, lon. 62. Capt. Spench ad aM hands saved by the ship Lbenezer, at Liverpool. The ship Robert Kelly also went to her assistance. The cause oi the fire was spontaneous combustion. Christina of Spain is in Paris, intriguing, they say, to marry her daughter to Prince Napoleon, and to set the young couple up as King and Q ieen ot Mexico, or of any South American State that will accept them. The grape disea e is feared in Poitugal. E.va land The crops in England and Ireland were gen erally good. There was no potato rot. It is reported that England is negotiating with Denmark to obtain command of the enlranco of the Baltic in case of a war with Russia. France.—lt is stated that the opening of the French ports to the import of breadstuff’s, is more to quiet the anx.- ety than f.om any fact of a scarcity. The news concerning the crops in the south of France h favorable, particularly lor coin, olives and figs. The same is the case in Cher and Normandy. The funds are steady. The three per cents, closed at 73f. 20c. Four and a Halves 103fi sc. India and China.— The India Mail had arrived at Tri este with Hong Kong dates of June 7, Calcutta 16, and Bombay of the 2oth. The Chinese Empire had been divided, and Nankin de clared independent of the Tartar dynasty. At Canton great anxiety was felt and apprehensions entertained of a rising of the people.’ Trade in India was dull. The Briti h had made no advance on Ava. The steamer Lauringtori was lost on her passage from Shanghai to Hong Koug. Her crew and passengers were saved. Austria.—A dispatch from Vienna of the 22d, states that a conspiracy had just been di-covered, and 47 persons, in cluding several students, had been arrested. The differences between Austria and Switzerland had been nearly settled. LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Africa—Cotton Improved, New York. August 11. ; The British steamship Africa has arrived at New V ork, i bringing Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 30th ult., three days later than the Baltic’s accounts. Liverpool Cotton Market.—The sales of Cotton in the Liverpool market for the week ending on the 30th, comprise 75,000 bales, of which speculators took 17,000 and exporters 12,000 bales, leaving 46,000 bales for the j t ade. The official quotations are as follows: Fair Or leans, 7J ; Middling Orleans, 6 3 16dfa/6fd ; Fair Uplands, ! 61 J, and Middling Upland.- 6?d. There was an active dc- ; mand, and the middling qualities had improved. There had been larce transactions in American securi ties at slider prices, although the quotations remain un changed. Havre Cotton Market.— The Havre Cotton market was more active, and the sales tor the week amount to 16.C00 bales. PouticaL. —It was reported that the Sultan had officially sig” id the agreement tor the settlement of the diffi culties, dictated by France and England. It is also report ed that Austria k to send an Ambas-ador to St. Petersburg. Beyond this, nothing of importance has transpi.ed. The Porte’s protest against the occupation ol the Danubian Provinces, is temperately written. On the Paris Bourse peace is regarded as effectually se cured, and the funds continue firm. Another Hungarian who had escaped from Beyroot and was at Smyrna, went on board ot Lloyd's Austrian steam er, when he was arrested by the Captain as an Austrian subject. The Hungarian jumped overboard and escaped, when he applied to the American Consul, who gave him protection, and forced the captain of the Austrian steamer to deliver up the re.ugee, with his wile aud ehiidien. Italy is in a feve ish state. In the principal Roman ter rifies there are symptoms of insurrection. Riots had taken place at Bob gna, Ravenna. Rimmi, triuli and ter ra; a, .-aid to be occasioned by the high price ol bread. Ka venua is repo ted to be in a state ot siege. .Numerous as signations had taken place—among others, the Secretary of the Republic, San Marino, had been killed. Ihe city of Rome was in a veiy excited state. It was rumored that taere were several patriot leaders in the city, and the po lice were actively engaged in their pursuit. There bad been a political crisis between the Mini-.-t.ry and the Representatives in Denmark. The cholera was raging fatally at Copenhagen. Austrian workmen have been loibidden by the Emperor to visit Switzerland. (Jen. Concha, formerly Captain General ol Cuba, having written an exposure of the maladmini tration ol affairs in Cuba, a ks permission of bis Government to publish it. The Kosta affair at Smyrna remains unchanged. Later from California >riw York, Aug. 9 The steamship Star of the West has arrived, bring ing San Francisco dates to July 16th, nud SI,UUO,WUU in gold on freight. The steamship John L. Stephens left San Francisco for New York, ou the 16th, “it. a miliiou and a half of gold dust. T he loss of property by the destruction ol tne t° wn6 of Correl and Ophir, by fire, is estimated at 5>150,tA.K Tbe accounts from the Mining and Agricultural Districts are favorable. Business at San tranciseo was active. More Gold—News from South America. New Yohk, Aug. 10. The steamship Illinois has arrived at New York, from Chagres, bringing one million three hundred thou sand dollars in gold dust. Advices brought by her from South America, represent affairs in that country as being in a very unsettled condition. Another Railroad Accdent. New York, Aug. 10. A train on the New Haem Kailroad ran off the trank last night, killing tbe engineer.. _ srAr ES AND THE sovereignty OF THE STATES.’ 1 COLIMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY EVENIN'.,, AUGUST 13, 1853. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CUBA ! Br.tish Scheme tor the Emancipation of the Slaves on the Island, accepted by Spain ! ~. * EW Vo-k. Aug. 10. ihe Herald of this morning has important intelli g-..ee from Cuba. It is stated that ad n.and or re quest had been made by the British Government, fur the appointment of a mixed c .mmissiun, which commis sioners are to be authohs and to search the estate* and all places i Cuba where new importations from Africa are opposed to be sheltered,and that the Spanish Govern ment had giveu its assent to the proposition of England. It is stated that the Captain General, previous to re ceiving orders from his Government, authorizing the proposed mixed commission, had searched several es tates, from which he had taken a great number of negroes. I he present agreement between England and Spain, as proposed bv the former, is as follows : Ist. England consents to the importation into Cuba of appreiitic* s from Africa, who shall serve ten years’ apprenticeship, at the expiraation of which time they shall be free. 2d. Anew ccusus, enumerating every slave now in Cuba, is to be Liken by the mixed co omission, who are authorised to search every estate in the island, so that in future they can ascertain whether new slaves have been introduced. 3d. In fifty years from the acceptance of these pro positions, and the ratification of the treaty based there on, the present slaves in Cuba, and children, are to be set free. Bail oad Accident—Loss of Life. New York, Aug 10. The passenger trains on the Amboy Railroad came in collision yesterday afternoon. Two cars of each train were smashed to pieces. Five persons w ere killed and twenty-three inj jred. Seven of the latter receiv ed serious injuries. A child of the Rev. Joseph Pur vian had itg thigh broken. The acciJeut is said to be tbe result of gross negligence. From the Fisheries. New V*rk, Aug. 10. Late intelligence received at Washington, from the fishing grounds, causes much uneasiness, .fifteen vessels have .-aiied from Eastern ports,fully armed, their crews resolved to fight if interfered with. Tennessee and Kentucky Elections. New York Aug. 9. Later accounts now state that Hon. Andrew Johnson, Democr.it, has been elected Govtrnur of Tennessee. The Whigs have a majority in the Legislature. The Kentucky D. legation in the next Congress will ! consist of five Wh gs and five Democrats. Relief to the New Orleans Sufferers. Baltimore, Aug. 11. At New York, to-day. nearly SB,OOO was subscri bed for the relitf of the sufferers at New O leans. The Baltimore merchants on change i > day. subscri bed SI,OOO for the relief of the distressed at New Or leans, and appointed a committee to obtain further con tributions. The Yellow Fever. N ew Orleans, Aug. 10. The deaths in N<w Orleans on Tusd;.y were 190, of which 164 were by Yellow Fever. On Wednesday they numbered 229, including 19.’> by Yellow Fever. Democratic Convention. Baltimore, Aug. 11. The Democratic Convention of Maryfand h ve nom inated Hon. T. W Long, for Goveruor, and VV iiiiarn Pinckney White, for comptroller. Later frem Texas—Bumored Death of Gen. Lamar. New Orleans, Aug. 10. Galveston dates to the sth inst., have been received in this city. Few election returns have thus far been re* ceived, and uothing definite as to the result. From all portions of the State we learn tiiat the growing crops are promising. Dates from San Antonio to the Crh inst. have been received. It is reported that Gen. M.rab .-au B. Lamar is dead. New Orleans Cotton Ma’ ket. New Orleans, Aug. 10. The sales of Cotton yesterday ware 500 bales. The market has advanced fully a quarter of a cent since the Niagara's accounts. Middling 16$ to It £ cents. The stock of Cotton is barely 15.0t'0 U.les. New York Cotton Market. Ne a 1 ork, August 9. The saies of Cotton onTutsday were 1,500 bales. New York, Aug. 12. On Thursday the sales of Cotun at New Turk were 1,500 bales at previous prices. NOILCE TO MILLINERS & DRESS-MAKERS ! SUITING OUT AT COST! 1 MRS. LOVE, owing to ill health in her family, intend# hav.ng this phice. and wiJ! ?e.l /T _ out her st*ck of goods, which comprises -II the aitic es usually kept in an establishment ot that kind, in good order and of the laiest styles, w i h good wi I! ol businss?. Her store is in tbe best locality of the city for busiuess ; nano someh fitted up with shelves and show’ cases. To a competent hand .Wrs. L. has no nesitaton m saying it. a rare 1 cha>.ce. Being aboe two years aid no • the- Milliner in the place with an increasing and en!er;ri-inst popu lar,, Possession give' l immediately—rent moderate. Liar!* .pplicuon Appy to Jmm I oy& July 36—w5: Broad Stre< t, It me- -&• Xow is the time to bring in your Old Hags! i \D net four cents Der poutd f>r e-on clevis oh js, when A brought in Quantities or one hundrtd pounds -n.. re. ; *■ Alvi. U'H-ie C all kit s-. in Factories Rope aucl w-iutod, or which fair price- w ti he given. deh*- ereU*aT.-itiK;r K.k Isla-td Factory or the Rag Mure, at the old corner • f Kamloloh and g;et.orpe s-’rews. i olumbu*. June <4—wt> B. t I’STEN, A-. enL KING & WINNEMORE, COM MISSION MERCHANTS, MOBILE, ALABAMA. Dc. 20,1849. [Mob. Trib.) 15 tl _ legal notices **scogee Conu ty. - *V,i| oe in raesidii> . •'Ti '?'*'her *-*L at the darket House n j-- I ‘’ Urnbu-. he following proper v. vr: 345 ,r, " ,liu 0,1 Troup street, i.Vmerl> oc-upled - ni ,. ”-. ‘.oo.iison :- a re-tdence. levied on j,s the prm> r>\ oi sau. Hobin,on. lo sat-ty afi U. ir-m Aus.-oil” sK,k.r Vk ,!tV '! r ° f ‘ “•♦‘“court H. Cady against tt m. B , BirU I •te K ° bi,,suu a “' l Jones, owner, of the One a.-re of land more or less in tbe nonhwest corner of Im No. 11-4, in the Mxth Di-tr ct of Musto 'ee, ieviet on a- the pro pert* ot Jonn L>. Lando . to satisfy a li. la. from the Matt.-- f™fJi e<> ' ,r! ’ l n ‘*' or ot ’ • Wl ‘J Davis- Levy made and re turned io me by the constable. .41-0, Ihe we-i hall ol'K of land No. f*2, in the Sevenih Dis -rn-t o! Muscotfee. c mtaining 10l acres, more .-r iess levied on ! J", T >r< - , pe iy ot W i ham ami . uuustus V to v t*> , n. :a. - from the viavisirate’s nun, in favor ot George s. bairon, nsi sdd VV iliiam ami Augustus Moss. Levy made auu re-* turned o me by the constable. Also, city lot No. 48 ~ in the city of Columbus, containing a y acre, more or less, levied on as the nroperty ..i Jo ,i Vanzai.t, to s ti- ly a ft. a. Irom the Vl a .-istrale*s Court, in favor ol James Mov,. aaatnst John Vanzant & ,l/..ses Garrett, paitners, and John vaozant individually. Levy made and re.uri ed to me bv ‘he coiis’able. * 1 Au b -.3, ids A, $. BT’THFRPi >RD. Sheriff. Baadoiph Sheriff"s Sale, be so and on ibe first Tuesday in September next, before tt the Court i ou-e door, iu ihe own ,-f Cmtibert, Ksnd .ipn county. within the usual hours ol sale, the loilowms pt> neitv to wit: art-. Lot of land Vo 148 in the Sixth District of s-id county, levied on as the property of Arthur Aannir g, to satislv two fi. tas. is sued from Stewart county, one in lavor of Mielliiiv &. L- arv. ana one in favor of Benj uniu B. Dikes against Arthur Maui.ii g, is sued from the Inferior and smper or Court Two negroes, to-wit, Mali da, a mu lat o irl abo it 20 years of age, and Jack, a boy about 0 years of age, levied on a the prop erty of Lemmon Dunn, tosatisiy three ti. las, issued irom the Su perior Court of said Coutny, one iu favor o: Archibald Bo mell, o ie James at Hamilton, Bright, survivor iic. I alinoii vs. Dunn and sundry otheis. issued out of a Justice’s ouit o said , ounty, James Suggs vs. L. Duun, levieo bv a biiiiflF on the same and returned. Lot of land Vo. 3. in the Fourth District of said county, levied on as ihe property of William Matlock, to satis y two ft’, las. is sued out o a lustice’s Court, in favor ol H. B.ake vs. vViiiiam Matlock Levy made and relumed to me by a constable. lot of land .Vo. 232, i ihe Fourth District ol said county, levied on ns the property of Daniel M. Migg.-, to sat s y -v.Ndry ii. fas. issued tiut of a Just ice’s Court of saul county, i\. ’av-.r of VV m. K. Beal vs, D. JU. Suggs. Levy made and returned to me by a constable. Lot of land Vo. 222, in the Fifth District or said county, levied on as the property of Louis Sanderi;n, io sat.siy iw. fi. las. is sued out of a Justice's (\,urt of said county, niavoi of Nathan G. • hristee vs. Lewis Sander.in. Levy tnad’e and returned to me by a constable. The following lots of land : No. 49. and north ha!f<-flot Vo. 48, :n the Eleventh District, and No. 35, and ihe norih hah ot No 33. in i Tenth District, all of said coil ty, levied on as he prop erty ot VVihi in vtailo k, io saosty sundry fi fas. issued tiom r-u perior and Inferior Court of said cou. ty, in tav<r of Alexander Pace vs. Wm, M.-t ock and JohnT. .McLendon and others, and sundry others irom a Justice's Court. <ne n- gro woman by the name of Kissey, about 38 years of age, levied on as the property of Samuel Riasny, t • satis y fi. as, issued outof a Justice’s Court of said county in favor of Hendrick & Hungerford and others vs. Samuel Rigsby. Levy made and returned to me by a cous*ab e. W VSHINGTHN JOYCE, Sheriff, Aug. 3, t Is by HD H D D VVi >, Pm \ iff. Ear y She:iff Sales. TATIEL be sold on the Vuesoay in September next.be- V tween the * wib! Tours Os sale, before the court house doorin Blakely, Early county, G&., the odlowing pr perty, to wit: Lot of land No. (4 ") so ir hu idred, in the 2tth District ol said county, to satisv a mo tgage ft ‘a. issued outof the >u peri or C >urt of Early t ou>>ty, in favor ot Reuben Ammo s vs John C. Bilvey. [Aug. 3, t'os] J *HN BIU.I/o*.-. Dep’y B*>enff. GRBRGU, ) Cu UR TOF ‘iRDi.V.jR >, Muscogee county, y Julv Term. 1c53. RUFF. JVV S-I, Furh R. Rodgers, administrator on the estate of t* Francis VI VicU. ry, < ec< as and late ol .'*> Uscogee county, having up.died for letter-o: drsmissi n from said idminlsbation. It is ordered by the c>irf, th.it all perso s concerned -ho cause, (if any th y have.) why said admin-trator show id not he dismissed at the ourt ot ordn a- y to be held in uid for said coun ty on tie ftr-t .Vond .y in ‘larch next. A true tr.ii script from the minutes of said court. August 5, 1853. August 9—w bin. JOHN lU.'iS'iiX, tirdna.. GE .IRGI A, < Court of Ordinary, Manrogrc county, < April Term, 1853. txULF. JW SL \t"'HF.REAS, VVm.V. Nelson,administrator de bonis nonon * ▼ the estate of John Liggin, deceased, having applied for letters of dismission from said administration : li is ordered that all persons concerned sh w cause, if any they have, why said administrator should not be dismissed atlheCour of Ordinary io be held iu and lor said county on the first Mondav in N vem'ber next. A true transcript from the minutes of said court, April 4, 1853. Columbus, April 12 —wfim JNO. JOHNSON, Ordinary. GEORGI A, . ? Court of Ordinary, Talbot county, ( February Teim, 1853. BULL NI SI. \\T H ERE AS, Wdliarn F. Robertson applies by petition for T r letters ot dismission as the administrator ot Barney Wilson, aie of Talbot county, deceased. Be it ordered. That ail persons concerned, be and appear at the September term ol this court next ensuing, then and there to shew cause, il any they have, why said letters should not be granted. A true extract from the minutes of said court. 24th Feb., 1853. March 1 Hwtim MARION BKTHCN K. < rdiiary. GEORGIA, I Court of Ordinary, Jluscogeecounty. ( April Term, i853. RUI.E JV7 SI. \TTH EREAS, Wtn. N. Nelson, administrator on the estate of T v Augustus Peabovly, deceased, having applied lor letters ol dismission trom said adunuisl ation : It is ordered that all per sons concerned, shew cau?e. if any they have, why said admin istrator should not Oe dismissed at Ihe Court ot Ordinary to be held in anil tor said county on tne first Monday iu November next. A true transcript from the minutes of said court. April 4. L.-53. April 12—wfim J. o. J ollNß< N, Ordinary. GEORGIA, > COURT OF ORDINARY, Ste art county. April Term, 1853. LT F< >N tnepeiiuoiiot VViiiiam H. House, Executor <>f the last J Will anti Testament of Thomas House, deceased, for letters o! dismission from his said execuioish’p: It is on molKm, t.rdcred by the court that all persons concern ed, shew cause, on or before the next term ot sad court, why said letters should not then be granted. A true rxtruct irom the minutes ot said court. April 12,1853. April 19 —worn J. L. VVTMBr.RI.Y, Ordinary. GEOKf.lt, ? COURT OF OKI) VARY, Sievvari county, v November Term. 1853- U\ UO> tne pelt.ton of \\ iliiam H. House, Lxecuior ot the last WM and Testament oiTit mias House, dece;ised, lor ietters oi dism s-iou irom h>s s.itd executorship. It is on c -tio i, ordered by lue c *nrt that all persons concern ed, she** cause, >u or loefore the next November term ol said court, why -aid letters should not then be granted. A true extract irom ihe minute? of said court, April 12,1853. April i9 -wt*m 4. L. Wivrs ki V, Oroinary GKOnGIAt ( COURT uF ittih .Jn'jth 1, Randolph county. * June Term, 1853. AjHie.it C iISl). admmi-rrator on the esude oi David Har vell. la’.e of said county, deceased, having peliuoued thi court lor letters oi d.i-tni?s‘i.n. It is ordered mat ail uiid singular the parties imerested, show cause, i I any they have, on or oeiore tl.e iiext Jai.uaiy lermoi thiscourt, why me pet.tiou ot said admii.istnitor should not te -ranted, oilici w.se he wiil be then and there dismissed. Given under my hand a! office the 25Ui Juue, .855. July 5 —wnm * *. F. BE \i,i . fir.linsry. / > eorgla. W amluiph county.— .Vtiereas, Fe er V_T atew.tri applies to me ior .etter? of aum.nist atiou uu the estate ot Uai.tei B. Norton, tale ol sa;d county, deceased, T .ese are. there ore, to cue and aduioni.-h all and singular the km .red au-.i creditors ol said deceased to be and a; pear at my office, witnai the t.tne piescribeu by law. and slew cause,it any the* have, w hy sa.d letters should not be granted. O.veii under tny haua the 25th day oi June. Ju y 5-7 t ‘*• F. BEALG Grdißarv. VPPL.IC ATIO.V wiil be m .deto the Ordinary ofMasco geecounty on tne first Monday in September uex . or iel ers o. aa uiti.str lion, wiihthe W l i annexed, on U.e eSiale oi L-u Jones, defease*., ia.e of Saul COalUy. V* iLLIAM N, JONEB. Columbus. Aug. 2—wTt G 40UtCf 11 ! A, < Court or ordimart of mo iui.v lUmlulpU couuty,i tt, April ierm, L-03. IA.ViLS W . C*J uLI-VS, Ailautl'strat Tui II .Cotilhs. n.e o. -aid county, deceased, petition- this court to grant him Sellers ol dismission irom In* said aduimisiraiiou. and it appearing that -aid estate ha- *>ceu .uily administered: < >rdcred Uni a'n person? file their object.-us l! any Uieynave,ou or before the November lertn etui.- cojri next eiisuing, oUierwise said aunumstrator will belfccu and there disiuisseU. Apd 12 —•*can D. P. BE VI.L Hi;narr. ‘jx\VO in oat h—J % .c. r uae,l wtll app y othe ordinary of 1 Randolph GdUaty tor i*ve to S*-!i the atuis of Arcfciintid Fcierso.i, deceased. JOHN PETERiON, AilxiiT. I July e—wcut GEORGIA, i COURT E ORDINARY, Randolph comity, * June Term, ie.';t. !>HIL F CAUSEY, Aun ni trator on the estate ot David liar veil, late o said county, dice:i?e<*, havii g p, lit ii ,-*} t> - court tor eUeisofd smission. Itisorlerel that a I per- -n- cv*n ••eri ed, fi e their obj ctiot.s, ri! any th •> have.) on or before Ihi Juniiar* term ot this court next ensuing, otherwise said Adinis trutor wih lie then and l*re *i >- . ?-ed. Given under m* ham. at office the 10th day of June 18->3. ne 21 wfim o. P Odin^ry (’ hIiRGIA, Randolph comity.—Court or Or T disary. - VV hereaa, by the pelitiou ol >V iliiam Hayes, a., mimslrator on the estate of Kwh Rigshy. decea-ed,*nd tin estate.t Kincheti Faireloth.deci-ed, i: appearing tothiscour I hat be has fully ad mi in-tered tM*ih <> said estates, and moves ll • , court to gram him IcCer? ol *ii-ia , s>i'>i!: Ail fterMuis vono*rtied it either oi said estates, are her-l.y notified to make known tin objections, if any they have, on or bet ore the (Kdober term o thiscourt next ensuing, otherwi-e -...d administrator wiltihe: ami there lie disini.-sed. Given under mv hand at on ee the 29U march 18.53. u. P.'IIEALL, Urdinarv. A irl 5 - u ivm / ‘ eoi gia, i aiidolpli county.— l\ i H re . Ja?. Ruth V* erhod, i.uardia’i oi Benjamin and At.ssiom Sutlev, upplie to me for dit.nn-.-ioi, .mm I.is .-aid Guardianship. Ai'l interested are. therefore, hereby required to file tm ir objection?, i* any they have, on or betore Ihe May trrm of ti. - court t.ex ensuino-, otherwise said applicant will be then and t ,c* u!ni> sed. Given under iny Sand at office tl e 17th .V arch, 1853 March 22—worn j. P. BEALL, Ordinary. . • corgia, Kaudolph county.—W hereas, John (ril VJ bert, t.uardiuu of iteml’.ey E. Hill, and orphan o VV iliuun E. Hill, deceased, applies to me for dismission irom said Guardianship. Ail | ersons inieresied are therefore hereto required to file thei. object ions, iiany Ihev have, on or belore ihi May Term ol this Uoun next ensuing, o herwise said app.icani will be then and there dismissed. Given under my hand at ofih e, the 17th March, 1853. March 28—wtiui o. P. BLALL. Ordinary. Georgia, lUudolph co inty—VV heieas, Sarnu. IA. Grier, adminisiralor de boms non on me estate of John H. VV tiivtr, tale oi said County, deceased, has petitioned lor letter? oi dismission train ?aid a<jmini?tratton. These are, therolore, to cite,admonish and require all person? concerned to hie their objections, it any they have, on or neion the September term oi the uouri ot ordinary •’ ?md count*, to be hotden on th*-first Monday oi September . ext, otherwise “said adminisirvtor w iil be then and there ui?im-?ed. Given under my naud at office tms 22d da* of February, J 853 _ * larcl ~ y o. P. nr. ALE, ordinary. COUHT OF ORDINARY ) . , T , a .~ for Early comity. j Jilv i kk.m, Iso3. S. S. STAFFORD, Ordinary, Pre-idin s, : IT appearing to the Court by the Peti ioa of Berrien f hrmbers, that NaUianiei Barlieti, deceased, did in hisli e tune execute to said Berrien Chambers, his bond c-audiiioned to execute till* s in lee simp e to lot ol land nu nber two Hundred aud ninety si v en, iii the iweniy-sixth district oi Early omnly, to s .id herriei. Chamber- ; and the sai l Nalnaniel Bart e.t Having dcpar.td tl.i lile without execut.ng titles to said lot oi land, or pr.viding in ! anyway .orihe?aine. And it further appeerma ihat Uiesaidßer rie i Chambers has pa ! d ihe lull amount oi the purchase |ll eo ?a and lot of laud : aid the said Berrieo having petitioned this * ourt *0 direct and order I homa- I*. Andrews, administrator ol : •be estate ol Natlianiel Barilei , oecea?ed, to execute to h mti ! lies o said iot ol land n. Coniormity wi,h said Louo and ihe .aw : i li is. therefore, ordered by the court her.-, that noiice be ci.tn at three pubbe places in said county, and in tins i and sHjo'Giei. oi such application il.rec months, that all person? < o'.cei bed may file their <>bjec ions in the u lei k’s i flic., nan* a * i!. aVe ’ w,1 * v * tK,,n: 'S B Andrews, admin strator as a oresaul, sllOll Id liot X cute Inlts to sad ot ol hu.d Io said Beriiei, Chambers, in coulormhy to -aid Bond aud the Statute iu such case made and provided. A true ext aedrotn me minutes of raid court. July loth. 1853. , , _ 8. 8. Si AEFOdD, ordinary L. C. _July w3m <<rgla, Early county. Whereas Joseph Grimsley, V* administrator wan ti-e Win annexe, upon tne estate oi Sarah Grin.s.ey. late ol said county deceased, makes a; plicalion to me l>r letters ol dismission irom the lurther adiniiiisiratioti oi said estate. All persons concerned are hereby notified to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed b* law. and shew cause, if any they have, why said letters Simula nut be granted said applicant. Given under my hand at office, this February the 24(h. March l-9wbm S. 8. s-TAttORD. Urdinaiy. / * eorgla. Randolph ccunty— Whereas. A lien -lames V I and Ba'-ah It i tts app.y to in • n.r ie. ler? ot ad u: inisi ration on estate oi Spyrus buts. late o said county, . eceased, Thes; re, therefore, tei e a>id admonish all and- i: ular the kadreT and creditors of stid deceased, to be and appear atm* office, wiihi tne tme prescril e-l by law,and si uw cause is any they have, why said ieilers si ouid not he era ted. Given under tny hand at office, tin 3rd day of July. 1853. July 8 wtjt | BEAI.I , Ordinary. / ‘ tit: rdiau's Sale..—Unde l 'an o d-r of the o,dinar* ol V * A*u c<>ge cou ity, vi.i Ue so don Hie Hi-t Tuesday in .stp iember next, at the market ho se in Coiuinh ?, in saiu cou ty. a negro eh IJ named iu sa, the properly of e.iry M. Jernigau, (ttiiot.) Terms cash. A.'ll. RAGAN, Guardian. Coiiiinbu?. July 12—wids Talbot county —i iffice of Ordinary, 29th * J.aicn, 1-53. \\ hereas. J. J. Jamison, Guardian of Naihan lel VV ommock’sorphans, petitions lor letters ot Dismission from ?aid gqardi?nshi| : Be it ordered. That all persons concerned, be and appear at the June Term oi the Court.ot < irdn.a y ot said county, i.exi en suing, then at and there to shew cause, il any they have, why said letter? should not be grained. A true exiract irom the minutes of sad court. April loth, 1853 April 26 w6m MA KION BE IiIUN E. Ordinary . \dmin Istrat ni’s ah .-.Land anrl Negroes. iLiee tbly to an order o t. eUour* ot Ordinary to: fatly county, w ill be gold before the couit house door in Blakely, on the fi st Tuesday in October next, fireen hundred and fifiy acres o fine cotton lands in two t>odi. s, viz.: Lots numbers two bun dled and seventy-eight,three hundred aid nine, tlir e hundred and nineteen in [he totirih district of Earl . and numbers one hu idr. dand seveut*. oue hundred and s-ven y-oi e, one hun dred and lif y and fifty acres oi another lot in the tillD district of Early, near Fort Gaines. T.iese are valuable l.mds—persons v* ?hii g to see them belore sale, w in please call on the under?i-ued at . ort t.nines. Also, at the some time and place, will be sold, the fol lowing likely y EG ROES, viz : Bill, a bo* about ni .eteen years of age. Will:'-, a lov ** four •• Jem eiu ag ri “ s x “ “ Seaborn, a. oy ihirleen “ ‘* Kiinon. a man *• ftr.y *• “ Alary, a worn .n *• fifty “ “ Allsold lor the benefit of the he r? and creditors of Robeit Thompson, decet-ed. l ilies good.—Terms easy, aid made known on the and yof sale* by JOHN THOMP-ON, Vdm’r. With wiil annexed ot Robert Thomp- n. August 2—wids Administrator's Sale—A ill be sold in Gulhbert, l*auUol| h county on t!.e Hr-: l uesd .y in * Ktlober next, ihe set.l* men; ol lauds on wh eh Kra-mus f.',iv. Esq . re?id*lat .he I timeot hisd. alh. to wit: lots numbers 140, 1 41. t 49, 14- and more or less of 147, a! adjoining in the eivhUi disir ct oi said c.vinty, on which are toleiably g(HK.I log bu iding, an excellent gin house and screw. Three hundred acr s .f onei, lamts princi pally all iresn, w ell watered, and in hort vtr des rabt- p ace i‘*r a lanner. Bo.d hy onler o the court ol O'diiiary U srud county. Terms, twelve months credit with small notes and se cunty. Any person w ishing to purchatesuch a p ace w ill do well to examine t .e above mentioned lands, as eaon iot will he p;.t up separately. LEA J 8 GAY, Adm’r. July svv ds \dnilnlsl rat or's Sale.— eab;y to an order <a the court oi • irdii.ar . Ea?.y count*, will he ?010 bet..re the c*ur hou-edoor :n B.akeiy. Oi. tne fir t f uesdii* in Met >ber next, lot of lah i u no- riw • • undr. and and for \in the f >ur.h and ?!< ict ot f gr.y county, knowua? V.rs Ep-.-y Dyson’s place. Boid iur the benefit of tne heuso! -aid Epsey Jjy-on. dece;i?ed. Term-on tie day of sale. .tllNi... DYsbN", Adm'r. Aug 2—wtds. ADMIN 18TRA roi*’s? BALE. Cs EORGI Early* county.—By virtue of an order A fr nn ;.:e uou.-iuoie ourt ..t ruiusiry ol sa:d county, wi i bes'j.douihe first iuesday in November next, between h* lawdil hoars jf sde. lots o. la k! numbers one tunured am. seveutj two. one nuu-lre • a id . .rty-ei-h . and one hu irel and nry-tine, al in the S.th di- rict •> said c-mniy, coniamii g eaefi ; two nund ed aiitt dfiy a re?, wed : np-oved a..d in g M rep ir. 8- .and a? the | r -j * rty o. J. li.y. to m--s, d<- *va>e I, lor ttibene fit of t e ne.rs and c*e*l-t rs of sand ucC.a?eJ. Term? o s.t.e w i.l be iiiaJe on he uv oi sa;e. August 9 - -ids. TH i.M V’ BP.;iG IT, A m*r. ADMINIBTK AT. >R’S B\LE. 4 GRFE ABLY to an order oi the i ourt of < nii arv of Musi'o- ge- cou i'y, **ti’ be? • and a! t e Market Bouse in the rilv < ol iUIOUS. OH 1.. e fir-l i licsd li . i Ocio .er lleXt, Utc ia ds” Im kv gtiig n hceriaienf e iry s.irl a. deceased, be; g all of l 0 ultra er BL^ex> - e,40 >e acre iu she uor.h--.e-t corner.} also, : s'rip i t ten a resoii the ?o jth sde oflot nuno er i7O A;so h west bait oi tn ual mce*n said lot number i7 •,a sduateu in tfi. ?. v. nth ui-ir.e; ?a.d c Hat*, being the hums <<n w ,i.| t id n. ecu'©*, r. ?id,c* ;.t t i** itac : n-3 death. *o. taiMn. 1 abeu 22 acre- i hes land*lie about ia nines bes w C-umb. .-. uu V. J.-uneslowh and i emp-iu road, arc ia good rej air. jad as i qta uy, can -caCey be quailed lit this rsciioi, ol coui.tiy. A iiitrai ervd: wul be given. August 9 wtds JETHRO OATEB, Adm’r. John A. J. Wrlhtrby i .mkw*kt Punttuoß < ©CRT v*. . April TetTO. 1853. flliabeth l.ihilfor Divorce. T i ap}H*jiriiisf by the Muni <i the .-'heriff that the defemtmns 1 ru t to be found in the Count} *f ntevart. it i* then fore *r iered bj the Coiurt ti ?>t service ol this. libel be periecbd on the ~ni*l ri ; z--.b* th \V ath< r>l>y. by publication of thia rdi-r in the eiutnhus T nifS and Snttuel c.uee a month tor h*ur mouths ! text preceding the entwine term >f this Court. A true extract tr<>m the .Vinut e of thi Court. Juie 15 - lam-bn I. M. COX. Clerk. snsm Grubbs i s?te\vakt mpehior toi rt, vs. ■ April Ttim, 1853. Josioh Grubbs.} ibel h*r I) vorce. I. j*ppering t*\ the return o the >, eriff that the defendant is not o le round ill t| is county, it is therefore ordered by the Court that se*vice of this libel be | ert< cted on tl e tad J<*<nh n bhs, b\ pul'licat:oa ot ibis order in Use Columi ns limes at-d ntinei once a m< nth tor tour months text preceding the ensu ng term ot this Court A true extract item the Yimi.e- • .Mew art Fu| eri r Court for tpril T*rm. IdfS. June 15—lam-lm I M.t.'UX, < lerk. Caroline *'. f atrnhead 1 s'tiwikt nitkiior tot rt, vs. * April leim. 1*53. Tbomas J. C at* ltbrnd. S l.ihel f. r I ivorce. It l a ( >: e;.rn eby tie reu.rn o! tl e r Perifl 1l at tl e def* ndant is 1 not to lie iou: d;n the cotintj of Me” : rt, it is tin re*< ri order* and b\ the * ouit that si r\ ice ot thi? libel 1 1 p rtectod on the said n.omas J. Catet.head by publication < t this mi'i r in i! • t oh m tiu 1 inu- at dh<i :i el. 11 u; n•i th lor lout months i.* \t pre ceding the ensuit g Term of this f oiirt. A Irueextract trotu the Minutes ot said Court. June 15— lam4m I. M. COX, Clerk. IAVO mtißl hs after da vap plication w II le made to the t nurt of ordinary of M scogee count}, lor leave lo sell a ci'y <>t with improven.el ts. in theett} ot ouml.us, in said couiiv, known as lot number five hundred and twelve, rontu'iunß one alt of an acre, l eloi.gii gtoti e estate ol Jmi i s Paup'l. la'e of -aid cot nty and ceased. \\ M. C. CRAY, ttiin’r. June AI - W-in I ''"WO months—at r date. I w ill t pplv to ibe ordinary ot 1{; at n pit Coutii) for leave ’<> sell ’I e iat (K and i t yr- sos Francis t:. Powell,deceased. t-1 Ni YJ. POV\ hi. 1, A< m’x. July B—vi2m I'M O mont lis alter date I *iuill make application to the court o. <>td nary ot harlv count} lor leave ‘<> sell the lands bel mrii gto the estate ol Josepit C. Gray, and ; sod. Jut} s—wvm JA>! I*. BROWN, AdmV. *ipW O months after dale, I will o| pi} to theccurt ol O 1 d.tiarv of Kandolph county lor lenv e to sell llie lands belong ing to I ranees Whipple, a minor. July 5 v.*m H< >BFRT L. “ITCHF.LI., Guardian BUSINESS CARDS. E LOCKETT, \\ M H. I.OXG, JOHN n DAVIS. LOCKETT, LONG & CO,’ COMMISSION MERC 11 AN T S and SHIPPING AGENTS. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. WILL attend to the rellirgol a!* kindsot I’rod roe. Strict attention given to receiving and toiwardn g good?, and tilling orders from the country. July 9—w&twly THOMAS J. NUCKOLLS, A TTURNEY A T L A W, Columhcs. Georgia. Office over I. G. ?thi pper’s, t ear corner of Croud aiidßan* rto ph stret’s. “'ll.!, practice in thecount.es ol t l.i - atnl tbe adjoining judicial eirctiir in AlaTarrn. ‘ arch 15— v •’ W. C. MiVEH, ATTORNEY AT LA W , Tuskegee, Macon co., At.a. A ill practice tn the counties of Macon, Montgomery, i ?iltapoo?a. Pike. Barbour and Ru?sel. iunitary 22—4iviy * R. J. MOSES, JOHN PEABODY. MOSES & PEABODY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COLUMBIA, GEORGIA. WILL practice in Muscogee county, Ga., and Russell county. Ala., and in the Supreme Court oi the State of Georgia Columb'p. June 29—v tv* ft Sa>i. S. Hamilton, Columbus Cunningham. HAMILTON A CUNNINGHAM, ATTORNEYS AT LAV/. TROY, Pike County, Ala. April 23. 1853—k-A-'wlv. DAVID ROSS, GENERAL BOOKBINDER, AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, No. 72 Broad Street. Columbus Ga.. June 21— wtf. DOUi.LASS & DOUGLASS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Cull be't, Get rgia. \l~ ILL practicein the counties of the Southwestern Circuit, and in Stewart county <i the Chattahoochee circuit. I I CKMI S 1.. DOUGLASS, Nov 3o_ w iy VAHCF.I.I US n>fGl AeS. \| ()I,A > GACHET, ATTORNEY AT LAW , Tcskegef., Alabama. OFFICE OYER PORTER’S UKU K STOKE. WfT.I. attend the courts of the Ninth Circuit, and Montgomery, Pike, and Harbour in the Eighth Circuit. inarch U—w Iv ri. T. (iRFLNWddD, JUSIAH MORRIS, J. i. KIIM.VVAV. GREEN W(XJD. MORRIS & RIDGVVAY. FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHAKTZ. \o. A* ( ar.Midelet *treet. New * rie*ts. Ic* 29 ft'fct v 1 y RICKER <Si BEAV., ATTORNEYS AT LAW, f.t'JtJ'Ki*. Stewart Coistt, Oa. \VI EL attend rettnlarly the Superior ( o-irt> of su wait, ,'arion ..-u-ipter and Kando ph counties: and v-ill give prompt alien* lion to ail business eii rusted to their care. JOH.V A. I'ULKER. E. H. BEALL: Lumpkin. January IS. l-is3—owly GEO. S. ROBINSON, attorney a t law, Cuiubeet, Georgia. Refehivces: —Flops. M. i. Wellborn and Allred lver*o Cotnmt>us. t'uthbert, Nov 2—iS*f D. B. r HOMPSON & CO.. (AT THE SitiN OF THE HEART,) Below Hill, Dawson A- Cos. I' 1 IN, Copper, Sheet Iron,Steam Boat work, all manner of Gutters, Piping, Conductors and Rooting done to older, substantially and warranted. Nov, g WILLIAMS & OLIVER, A TTOR A E\ & A T LAW, Bcena Vista. Marion mLNTv, Gkoruja. practice ui the counties oi Mario, i. \lacon. I'oust on \Y ftewVrt. Randolph and any a * v....it-county wbete the* -ervices may be eipiired. WM. F. WILLIAMS'. THAI*Et> Ol.it F.R. I . h -ri- • “■’ 'f. ____________ t . S. HARRISON A CO. AUCTION AND CCMMSSION M Eh CIIA A TS. Bhoad street, Columbus Ga. liriLLai*d promptly to ail Llsiucs= uuntMd to thE3 W reb 13— [NUMBER 96.