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THOMABVILLB •Tailoring- and Clothing Establishment npHB Undersigned hn* >nt fccrived a lot of Moths, CnffStllH'r* iid VefftlWßff, which will be J mad' 1 up according toFmMouortaate. All Garment* made at thi* establishment, warranted tout and made In the Heat. style. * ,_ , . , OF Also ou hand, a •until lot of Clothing, Shirts, Drawer* and Collars. Cutting and rrimming done at short notice. Call, ..im dour above T.> J • Lightfont & Co.'i. nbv Id • ts TIIOTI IN BARRETT, Agent. THE NEW STORE. fMtlB lujbfi'rrlbor l hag mnwd into the Row ltrick Store first door old atnuil, and la receiving hi* 1 Fall amt Winter Ktoek of Goods, carefully •elected In New York, consisting of a general assortment of Dry Omnia, Hard wart 1 , and Cutlery, Hoot* and Himes, (*nme fine water-proof Hoot*) Saddle* and Bridle*, a tine (took of the lattnkftyle Clolbtug, (aoute boy** Clothing,k a food lot of Hat*, Cap* ami Bonnets, tine Cun*, Fnuuy Good*, Crockery and Ironwure, *ilver TablmCaston, Medicim 1 * ami Groceries. Ladle* are respectfully invited to hl stock, bought expressly to please their laney, consisting in part of fine Talm M, a great variety of Dress Goods, and some beautiful Robes. Please jjvu me a call.—- I’ll promise to sell you O 33C8A1 GOODS, and render you more eomfortable than beretoaore. t*pts9j R. H. EVANS, FALL AND WINTER GOODS. THE undersigned have received and are atilt receiving tlndr sleek of Full nil Winter flood*, such as Black, Fancy uud Rrocndn Milkw, French Merinos, of all colors ; trench and American d* Indues, Coburg*,.of alt colors ; Alpaca*, Gingham*, Print*, Ladles’ Shawls, Cloak* and Man tilla* Honnnta and Head Dresses; aline lot of Ladies’, Mists’ and Gents, Hosiery; Cnihbric.CoUarsami llamHlcrcklefs; Tickings, Bhirtiugs, Flnnnels, Kerseys, and Blaukcts; n heavy stock of Cents’ayid Boys riutbing ; Hats, Shoes, and Gents Ftiniisffing Goods; Watches and Jewelry; Guns and Pistols, Ac., Ac. N. B. The Indies are particularly httited to examine our stock before they buy elsewhere, as ,we are •outiilent that our good* will give them satisfaction. (ept29) BALM & HHIFF. JEisccUttitcotto, ‘ Livery ansi Rule STABLES. £a milK undersigned having recently pnrelmsed the I NFAV KTAlilsT?S.lr'>'erlybelong ■ tug to John Scott dceeasod, and having repaired and fitted them up in Kls-ffunt *;. I* "? piypar „1 to accommodate tlm public in this line of business. Theso StJtblO* being of a Lings l and eonven lent sire, witli plenty of Out- ICoom attached, are well adaptedte>the purpose of Drovers and oth . cr* for selling Hoe-sirs, iUnlvn, Futile, dec. “Tfia proprietor Vfltt havwntwnys afhimrt a goodly number of Fins* Hoiss-s and Biivrifir*, frr the Trvs*Hn Public, and Prunclntf FoniPM fertile l.ndles and Bent*,—and as ho intends making his estmblislimont permanent, he re •peatflitlv solicits the. patronage of a generous public. Accommodations inieipiatled. Charges moderate. - JAMES A- McLKN DON, Proprietor 1 . ]aitß r - . - - r- - •w mPORTBR Book ami Job Prfntitiff Office. THE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that,con nected with this Office, Is a neat and complete “JOB OFFICE, selected by a practical Printer, m wbieli may ho found all the new aud fashionable •ivies of plain uud ornamental type, suitable for printing— Books, Curd a. Catalogues, Uill-fli>ads, BHittks, Fh in |>lils> Is, Notes, Cimiiiirs, Hsrs*ltts, Jifnntl-Kills. Posts-r a, Visitisur-t’arsis, Ac., Ac. On the most reasonable terms for CASH. Persons laving Job Work of any (Inscription to do, are re guested to send in their orders which will beexrcu. ted with neatness mid dispatch. OTAII orders for BLANKS will meet with prompt attention. Blanks! Blanks!! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, For Clerks. - Sheriffs, Ordinaries, * Consttihls-N, Jiistices of the Pence, Bounty Land AifCiitfl, Ac. S*END tn ydnv orders, and save time, trouble ami expense of writing. Sold at.-the roost reasonable price* at the “WiKE-Uffi vss ltr.rnin Fit ” Office, aiid forwarded by uniil to.iiitv place desired. *• Spring and Summer cs- c® ea® u sw 9 FOR Xfts7. ffTtlE subscriber i now receivlug liis supply y>f 1 Spring uud Snuiruor noils, vrttidi he offers to prompt paying customer* at fair prices. Jlis stock will euibtaeo all the leading articl e usu ally Kept for sale in this market. Aintaug tin iu may be found the latest sty les nl LADIES’ DRESS P 1 I’TURNS. ITioek Gfn Deriuniuid Lihtrinn Nik*; Colored. Ho rence ami Marm line.Siiks; Plain and (i,cured Bobi nets; Swiss and, Wren Colarff and .Sleeve*; Swiss and .Lioutw-tto Edging* and Insertions; I.inen Cam brie and Linen Cambric il-iudkerciiiefs; .Inconel tr, Nausook, Mule ami Organdie Muslins; Figured and plain Ribbons of all descriptions. _ LINEN UOOISS. ——■ IrWi Linen and Lawn*, Bleached and Brown Linen Damask, Linen Napkins, llucknbnc and Bird.l.y.e Diaper, Brown Linen of ull price*, Black, \Y bite H*d Brown ITulfbu.* f'r DOTH:STIC GOODS. pßeaehed and Brown sheetings aud Shirtings; Plaid •ml striped Domestic*; plain ami striped Usnaliurga: Ticking*, Deulnis and Mariner’s Stripe*, Brown ■mi Bleached Drilling*. OLOVES A HOSIERY. Alexander's Kid (ihfves. all Color*.; Talitv Gloves.; Lallies’ I losieiy, of ell siat-s ; Misses’ white and eol •red lfo*e. ’ BOOTS A SHOES. A good assortment for t.adie* and Gentlemen, Chil drrn. Boy* ami Yuuths. HAT*. <’A IS. BONNETS, And Ribbnhs.of thi 1 latest styles,to please eitiier sex. SURJIEK FLO I’ll I NO. - Fn t tip hi the finest-stylyaiwl ttu-ednten fusht&iis.— ’ Pinnae call and examine for yourselves. PAILS. I*lool NS A THIS. “Every Tub must sfSml upon its own bottom.’,’ — Call aud aoe how they ktaiid. If VRD-W ABE, TAN-AVA BE, Crockery and Glass: and vaiious other article* too numerous to mention. Tdo not advertise to undersell my nciglibor*. My object is to sell ns low ns I can, regardless of the pftcetof i tbers. tine tiling 1 can assure you, and that is, we shall make no charge for showing opr goods to the very best advantage—and especially to tiio ladle*, but vvo will be aecoinmodnting so all. * 11. W. MIiARPE. Thomasville, March til, m~>7. Carriage Manufacory, ’ AND BIACKSMITH SHOP. A, WE would respectfully inform public that wo have made arrange- (fl) melits to carry op tin- entire business \ ‘J loretofore eomluete.j by E. O. Ponder, Esy., in the Carriage and Blaeksmitli line; and are now prepar ed, to give general satisfaction, in making ami ropair ijig all kinds of vehicles, from n *ix-hor*e team down to a wheetbarrow. We will use our best efforts to please, generous j (While limy extend us their patronage, -m” Cash will ho reqiuicd for all sumll Jobs and Repairing, on delivery. jauotf] MIT.ENDQN & T.QWERY. LAND AGENCY. nTHE nnderign('d will buy ami sell Land* on-a JL small commiesiou bpeiups*—will give such iit- Aurnation as tlio Roeoixla And Tax Digests of the State House may furnish. Application* far turh in formation xvHl bo fijetly complied w ith, when, in every instance, thA re.piisition is acotmipimied with #nc dollar , ,* NATHAN HAWKINS A CO. ’ ‘ MllTedceville. Sept, l.liftlf. gfr. ts _ J. P. A R^fsD, ** MF.HGHANT TATI,OR, WOULD respectfully inform the citizens -sJA of ThoninsvilTe and the public general 1y tliat ho ha* reeeive.l it complete itSsorfment —R •>f Fine Cloths, Cnssimeres, Vestings, Ac. &c., sui table for the Fall and Winter wear. Garments of an Kind* veil! he made with dispatch according to I •rdr. He hojM** that all. ponton* desiring good* or mrnrk fat bia ltae, will give him a call. r, ——iUiof rtlii lu'cuio. iSi. . ... * *- - Nngar, Fo4T'*, Tea, Ac. JUST received and for sale— :Ml hags rio ooffi-e.r) do. Lngnira, 5 do., St. Do mingo t .TJ packs old government Java Coffee; 3 bales Moca coffee; ..lObhlsStowart’i clarified Sugars: 2 Boxes Loaf sugar; 48 boxes tobacco, assorted; best Havana cigars; Mrs. Miller’s Maeealioy aud Scotch snuff; It casks Potash; 21) boxes black and green ten ; soda, sugar and butter crnckers ; 22 boxes starch; 3 basket* sweetell; It Boxes inaekaroiiic; 1 box Vermnevl|a ; lit) Boxes olive oil soap ; 48 bags ground rock suit; Prunes; citron ; preserved ginger; Qtiiffc jcTtf; ‘TnfimfoTnTUsfoon aim watiiut cafshp : tomato satire; pickles,oysters, saimort, lobsters. Ac.; 10 boxes sperm and adamantine cnadles; 1 box wax candlos ; ‘i do.'Chocolate, Ac. ort2B EDWARD TI F.MIXGTON. THE subscriber is now receiving, by late arrivals from New York, a fall assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, a very superior stock of planta tion goods for -negroes, Georgia Plains, twist-warp, Kerseys, Lindsxys, an* very cold cotton goods, striped ami plaid, with the best Georgia Osnaburgs, heavy gray and w hite blankets,with a ftiLl assort ment of fancy silk and hunted dress good* and trim mings; whTctfwifl bo sold on accomodating terms. oct2B E. REMINGTON. nothin? of tho IKcwest Stylo, THE subscriber has just received a full assortment of new aud fashionable clothes for men, youths and children, which will he sold on as gooiTloerfis as ■it any other store in town. QS. / oet2B EDWARD Unfa, t ups, Bonneß, Ac. THE subscriber has just received a full assort ment of Hats, Caps and Bonnets, with nil the fixing* necessary, and offers them for *nles-V oet2BJ E. REMINGTON. Straw Ctittei'H. TEST RECEIVED, anew supply of DANIEL’S ‘J -Self Sharpening Stalk and SHaw Cutter* and for sale by ep23-ho E. REMINGTON. Ilaggl'ig. Bale Itnpe, At. TEST received nod for sale—B bales Onnny Bag ging ; 10 bolt* SI I. Bagging; 20 coils Hemp Bale Rope; 2 bales Baling Twine. doc IS] F.DWARD RF.MTNC.TON, Butter, Cliecsc, Ar. F.NGLISH Djiry Cheese. 2 Kegs Ooshen s )T ) Butter, 1(> bags buckwheat Flour, 10 bids ex tra Genesee Flour, 20 boxes Smoked Herring, 5 boxes new Raisins, —just received and for sate hv (lee 1 fi] ‘ KTIWA RD REM INGTON. 0;i- llumlrrd Hides Wanted. 9| CEN’P6casli, or 10 cents in merchandize will be pnid ffiiMawid dry hides ‘at E. REMINGTON’S. Frrsh Kiry. JEST RECEIVED, Two tierces fresh riec rftnm Savannah, and for axle, hy sep2lt-lc E. REMINGTON. To Cotton Planters. . IVIASSEIY’S fPHE subscriber bus thoroughly tried, at Mu-, eon itml Colntnbus. Geiiicni. loa Cotton Screw, where two ol them tire now stun link and will remain until October for inspection. 1 be lieve it is tlie cheapest, by Jut If, ever offered for tlie purpose'of pressing cotton or hay,as the li'iimc,screw • pin, and leavers are all of wrought iron. It should he attached to the gin-house, and have-if put up through the flour, as the ordinary press-x-tlie levers being only five feet in length—to have the width of the house and IS or 2(ll’eet in Jength, the lint could thou he-placed all around the screw. Then a man can take fivsMmifds and pad*ns many fivr-hundftKl jniiilid-hales in one day, With as little labor to tlie hand, as the same five and two more, with a hoige, can on the wood-screw in the same time. Three hand* etui put up one and take it down, and it eau he carried at one load with four mules to any point.— As this is for the pilhlie eye I will givi; the amount of tlinher necessary for completing one: 1 piece 17 feet long 4.J by !•.’ 6 “ 17 “ 5 2 hy !>. 2 “ 17 “ 4 hy 6. JH •* U 2 hi 12. 3 “ 1(5 •• 2 hy 4. 5 “ 10 “ 1 by 10. £ This to ho of 1 “ 14 “ 6 hy 16. c tough timber— . • ( pine or ouk. 2 13 “ ‘ 2 by 12. -'2 “ 14 “ Ij hv 0. 2 *• 10 1 hv 5 1 “ 5| .J* !) hy 23. Till* make* a box.near nine feet deep with bed and follower, and all other fixtures. 1 furnish tile iron and the work done on It at Macon and put the oboro lumber to it at the place where it is wanted, the purchaser furnishing the lumber nirdpaying the ; freight trow Macon, can have one of thy handiest and cheapest Cotton serews now know'll, itsdnrnbill- I ty ennsUlereil, a* it, i*given ftp by all who have seen ‘ it to ho a. lifetime invesrunmt. I can pack lis e bun dred pounds with three hands—titiu 1 tivrtnml there is no hardwork done. Price flofTThis year. I expect, if life lasts, to have ana at the next Statg Fair, anil would bo glad to gee one of eve£y ! other pnttem of premia now in use there and let the I World judge for itself. I then expect to sell the j right in any ize territory that may he desired on reasonable terms, witli a working model, within the limit* nf such county or counties, and all the in for- j ■nation necessary for putting them up and working j thorn. Address, Thomasville, Georgia, JAMES MASSEY. * rUTfic Wntchinnn, Albany-Patriot, Columßu* Time* & Sentiuol and Enipurcr, Macon Telegraph and Journal A Messenger, Rome Courier; and Feti er a I Fulon, will please copy untH tlie firt of Janua ry next. , (iuly2l-tljaa fiegal ‘3U>t)crtimcnto. Lownde* Nhcrif’i Snlcs. JxriLL be before the Court Home door in Ts Troupville, Lowndes county, wit bin the legal hour* ofsale, on the drat Tuesday in I>e<sctubvr ucit, the following property,'to-writ : Olio now and live shnat*, teu head of (lock cattle, ai'von head of sheep, one and colt, uno chestnut-sorrel inure, throe fcatwr-bed* aut) furni ture — levied on a* the property or Klixubeth Hughs, to uatiufy a hta front Imwnoea Superior Court .1 anii-8 M. Chitty, Administrator va Elisabeth Hugh*. William A. Carter, ami Klmore C. Main. Alan, two nearop*, to-wit: Len, a girl about thir teen year* old, and Lear, a girl about eleven year* old —levied on a* the property of John T. C. Adam* special bail, to satisfy a H fa from Lowndes Superior Court—Adam B. l*urmore v* Jame* M. Hunter, principal, John T. C. Adam*, special bail. Also, 11W acre* of laud—levied on a* the property of AbHalam Parrish to satisfy a ft fa from Superior Court oft lot number one hundred, and thirty-nine (13) In the 11th distriit of Lownde* county—Klehard A. Poeples, Administrator va Ab salatn Parrlth. i _ —- A l*o, lota of land number* two hundred and eighty, six CJSti) and two hundred and eighty-seven, in the twelfth diatrtet of Lownde* county—levied on a* the property of William Barker to satisfy a ft fa from Lowndes Superior Court—C. C. Richard* v Wil linm Barker, principal, and Henry Briggs, Adin’r security. Also, four tow n lot*, In the town of Tmupville. containing one-fourth acre each, lot* number* fifty one, (51), forty-eight, (4S), forty,(4o), and forty-one (41), well improved lot*—levied on n the property of James Radford to sutisfv three ti fa* from Lownde* Superior Court —William A. Tooke ya Jas. Kadford, Slmrpe & Have* va Jmnes ‘Radford and, Samuel Staar u James Radford and Butler W. Lev erett. Also, one town lot in the town of Troupville, Lownde* county, known a* the lot whereon rllinm MeCarilel formerly lived, number not known—levied on a* tlie property of Thomas Hughe* Hines to sat isfy a fl sh from I.ojjj ndea Superior Court—McNaught V Ormond vs Him * &, Lamb. Also, 4!W acre* of land, known as nnrnhcr twenty five, (35), in tile 11th distrieffnf Lowndea county— levied on a* the properly of Hindu*,B. Stndstill to satisfy a ft fa from_Lpwndea Superior Court —L. 15- Breedlmv vs Hltstus fl. Studstill. A taorimc Tiejrro niaTi hy the na me r f JarbyM*o4- fifly year*‘eld—levied on a* tlie property of Willia \V. Burke to sutiHly.a ti fa from Low ndes Superior Court-—Robert Wiliiain* vfi Willi* W. Burke. Also. 490 acre* of lSiiil, number two hundred and eighty seven, (257), in the 11th district of Lownde* county —levied oif u* the property of Willis Rhoden to satisfy a Justice Court ti fa, issued from (iO.id dis trict of said county ; Jame* Smith v* Willm-Khmien: levy uuh.‘ ami returned to me by a constable. Also, four negroes, to-wit: Margaret, a girl about twelve years old; Atlanta boy about thirteen years old; Will,a boy aboiU fifteen year* nldjjmd Mn*ee, a hoy afiont senuiTecu ytoifs idd; levied on as the property of Simeon D. Banks to satisfy sundry ti fas issued from tlie Justice’s Court, of the Oiinth district (i.M—Mnstan Folsom vaSimeon L) Banks; levy made and returned to me by a Kunstable. orP>7] JOSHUA CRIFFIX, Sheriff, (SEOKtil l-Thom;s County. SI'.PTF.MIU.H 7, 1857. TO ttu 1 Honorable the Court of Ordinary (if Thom as eounty; rilllE undersigned Administrator on tlie estate of J- .Samuel A. Austin, late of said county deceased respectfutly sheweth, that iiafiYdininistrator as afore said, he has fully discharged all tin- duties required by the laws of said State—that he has made a final settlement"of said estut)‘ hy paying over tlis tuil anjomit of property, money, and effect* in hand, he., bulging to the same, to the l<*?at distritnitia's of saiir estate. He therefore petitions to he dismissed from said Aifiniuistiation. JOHN MILLER, Adm’r. GGORf.I V—Tlioznas County. Court of Ordinary, September 7, 1857. Upon hearing the above and foregoing petition, it is ordered by the court, that said pet ion, together with this order, be published in the \Vire-Gfas%Re porter for the term of six months. sop22] HENRY 11. TOOKK. Ordinary. GEOltGYA—CoIxiwtH County. Henry Holland this day applies to this Court for Letters of Administration on the es tate of Daniel \V. Holland,” Late of said county deer a scf’,, . 7 All persons interested ard, therefore, hereby noti fied to tile their ohje'etions in safid court, if any they have, to said letters being granted ; otherwise said letters will lie granted to said applicant, at a regular Term of said court, to he held in’ Moultrie, said coiintv, 011 tin- first Jlomtnv in December next, oet.’TwCM | !l. M. CIIASTAIX, Ordinary. GF.OKdIA-TSiomas Conuly. ‘ ‘ Conrt'of itrrTioary, Scptrnibi-r 7.1 h. 1856. TjlF'liN EY i R JI ARRKLIr this day applies to this .17 Court for Letters of Gliardiiuisip for the prop erty and effects ill” Washington J. ilarrell and Sim; limns I lai'i't 11 Ids minor children. All persons interested 11 re, therefore, licreby noti fied to file tlieirsdijeetUiiis hi said court (if any they have) to raid letters being ■granted: otherwise said letters will he granted to said applicant, at it regular Termi)i. said:Court to In* behl itr TiimnnsviHe, said comity, on the first Monday in November next. Given under my jpind and official signature. sept 1 id ] HENRY ii. TOOKK, OrdUtary, (KdßOlA —fhantna Comity. Coj/rl of Ordinary, September It, 1857. AAT HE REA 8, John W. Allen, (iiiardinn of the tV person and property of Georgia Aim Rimes, a minor, having petitioned snid Cmtft for Letters of Dismission from said Guardiimsliip, All per■ • ns interested are, therefore, hereby r.nti tilii-il ti) tile their objection* in said Court (it any they lidVe) to said being granted : otherwise said’Letters Vi ill be granted said applicant, at a regalin’ Teem es said Court, to be held iii Tlioinns ville said county, oil the first Aloud ay in November next. Given uuder mvotHeinl signature.. HcpS-ynd] l'\ecair'.s Mule. VAMLL bo sold ojgtlie first Tuesday in Dreembei It aevf. at Al out trie ISiiqilitl codTlty; 111 pifrsn”- alieu us nii order obtained for the purpose, the fol lowing lots ayd parcels of hind, to-wit : four hundred and seventeen, (417,) four hiiutfred and ninety -uine r (JJt!l,)- five hundred and thirtc.uii,'(s!3) aud five hundred find fourteen, (514)—a1l containing lour hundred and ninety iicj-cs more or less. Also, all of lot numher five (500), lying on the south and east side of Oeloekuee river, containing ten acres more or less-thosc lands all lying in the Kigth “Distridt of originally Thorrin* now Celipiitt eounty, and sold a* tin property of the estate of John Hamilton deceased. octli— jOdj JOHN 11.V.M1LTON, Ey’r. Ilxcciiloi'a Sale, AGREEABLE to an Older of tlienTonorablo the court of Ordinary of Thomas county, Septem l*r i'e’gulai’ T(jrnij 185', w ill be sold before tlie court j house door in Thuiimsville snid county, on tlie first Tuesday in January next, w ithin the legal hours of saletthe Negroes belonging to the estate of Nathaniel ! R. Mitchell, used—the same being the undivided j estate and lifetime interest of the widniv of said j deceased. (Sold for the purpose of division, and for the benefit ofjhe heir* and ereditors-of said deceas eds Terms to he made known on Hie day of sale. This 14th Bept.. A. D. 1857. GEORGE \Y. MITCHELL, Executor, sept 22 • w , 4fid llvxM Utor’s Binlc. AGREEABLE to an order of the Honorable the court of Ordinary of Thomas county, Septem ber regular Term, 1857, will ho sold before the court-house door, in Tlimnasville, said county, at public sale, on the first Tuesday in November next, the real estate and lands bclonging>the estate of Na tlinuiol R. Mitchell, deceased, it Iming the undivided estate aud lifetime interest of tig’ widow of said de ceased, aa given toiler under his last will. Terms of gale, to be nfiule known 011 the day. Tbis 14th, iSeptoinber, 1857. jGEORGE W. MITCHELL, Executor, sept 22 * 40d E ORO I.4 —Ronrtc 11 County. ■\TriIKREAB, ItimiTsel I’. Morris applies tp me TT for Letters of Guardianship on tne persons’ and property of - Joseph 8 Morris mid Elisha T. Mor- 1 ris; minor heirs <j£ Lovexcnsk B. Morris, Into.of said ; eomity deceased, These ari', therefore, to cite and admonish all tlie ! kiudretl and persons eoneeiiieif to be nnd appear at my office, within tlie time prescribed by law, to show , cause (if any they have) why said Totters should not bo granted to said applicant. r Given under my band at office, this 21st day of August, 1857. - J sepß-30dj JOICf LINDSEY, Ordinary, ’ PRESS. fegtti ‘a.bDcrtiscmcnta. _____ OEOBcfl A—Thomas County. Arni.i. 22, 1857. TO the Honorable the Court of Ordinary es Thom as county: , mjli; undersigned Adininitrator on the eUto ol ± William Berwick, late of said county toeeas el itiarctlUlf she with that, an Administrator aa aforesaid, he haa fully discharged all the dutiua re quired by the laws of said Stale —that he haa made a final settlement of said estate hy pay inn over the full amount of property, money, aud effect* in hand, belonging to the same, to the legal distributees ot , said estate. He therefore petitions to be dismissed from said administration. , -v , , JQHXfttR TIABAAICK,, Adiur. OEOltfAlA—Tlioinns County. Court of Ordinary, April 22, 1857. UPON hearing the above and foregoing petition,it is ordered by the Court, that said petition, together , with this order, be published in the Southern Enter prise for the term of sit months. aprtS] HENRY H. TOOKE, Ordinary^ KOKfIIA-Thomna County. Court of Ordinary , March 2, Hrgntar Term , 18;)/. DUNCAN and DANIEL AD KIXXON, Execu tors of the last will and testament of Peter McKinnon deceased, having this day filed their pe- said Court for letters of Dismission from said Executorship. All persons interested are hereby notified to file their objections in said ‘Court, if any they have to said letters being granted, otherwise: said letters of ctismiss’on w ill be granted to said applicants, at a regular Term of said Court, to be held at Tliomns ville said county, on the first Monday in Oct’r next, (iiven under my hand and official signature at ottice msn2l-tlin] HENRY 11. TOOKK, Ordinary. GEORGlA—TSiotnsis County. MAY 6th, 1 857. To the Honorable the Court Ordinary of Thomas ; county? ! THE undersigned Executor of the last Will and Testament of Sarah T. Haines lute of said county deceased, respectfully sheweth that as Exec utor ns Jiforesaid, he has fully discharged all the du ties Incumbent on him, as directed by said last will and testament, and according to the laws of siiiil State —that he has made a final settlement of said estate by paving over the full amount of property, money, *ud effcats i> haigli heluaaiag, to the same, to tile legatees of said estate, lie, therefore,,peti tions to be dismissed from said Executorship. L. if. RAIXES, Executor. GEORGIA—Thomas County. .Court of Ordinary, May 6, 1857. Upon hearing the above and foregoing Fetitiofr, it is ordered by the Cotirt. that said peiiFiot}; Together vvitli this order, be published in the Southern Enter prise, monthly fer six months. - . - .. tout I'd—tint] lIENKY 11. TOOKE, ’Ordinary. UIiOUGIA-Tlmnms < ainitf. May Otll, I’m*. To the Honorable tlic Court of Ordinary -of Thomas County: - ■ mi IE undersigned Executor of the last Will and L Testament id’ Washington J. Sanders, late of said eomity deeeasod, respectfully shew etl> that, as Executor an nfa'Csiiitl, he has fully discharged all the duties incumbent oil fiini as directed by said last ‘will iindjcstiiuient, and according to the law sol said State —that lie lias made a final settlement of said estate, by paying over the fullHSioiint of property, money, and effects belonging to the same, to the le gatees of said estate. He, therefore, petitions to be dismissed from said Kxeeutorship. HENRY G. SANDERS, .-KxcqHtur.- GEORGIA—Tliomas County. Coart of Ordinary, May 5, 18-57. UPON bearing the nhntc and foregoing petition, it is ordered by tin! Court that said petition together ‘with this order be published in the Southern El,ter prisenionflitv tor six months. non 12-6m] HENRY It. TOOKK. Or,lim_ry_ GEOitGIA-Tlioiuas County. .H EY ;t. A. D. I-. 7. TO the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of said counts: - . . mi IE undersigned Trustee for the property and L effects of America A. C. Hamilton formerly, afterwards America A. .C. Redding, and now Atimri ea A. C. McGehco, respoetfnlly sheweth that, as Trustee as aforesaid, he has made a- full and final settlement oY aR such property and effects which ware in hi-’ hands, with the legally authorized repre ■tentative of the estate of said America A Metie hoe, by paying over the same intojiis h.a:jds, and lias discharged fully bis duty as such Trustee, and that tie therefore petitions to.be dismissed from said Trus teeship. WADE HAMILTON, Trustee. GEGRGIA-Tlionins County. Court of Ordinary, July :i, 1857. ‘lapott hearing the above p ’fition, it is ordered by the court that said pijitioli, together with this order lie published in the Soothcrns-Euferprl.’’. 1 fer the term of forty da vs from fil'd date of first issue. ’ HEN 11Y 1.1, TOOKK,Ordinary. A true extract from the minutes ol said court. A. V. McCARDEr,^ Jilly~—t">tl Deputy Clerk Court of Ordinary. GEOIIGI l-folquitt County. ” I Ol iff. I>F OItIIS\tY..JLAi: I. t's7 MATTHITW GhlirAKS, Administrator on the estate of Patrick l’riee dr.-eased, having this day petitioned this Court for letters ol dismission from said Administration, -All persons interesSed are herehygjiotilled to file their objections in saidCourt,if any they have, to said letters being granted : otherwise slid letters of dismission will be granted to said applicant at a regular Term of said Court, to be held in Moultrie in said count) on the first Monday--ill December next. HARDY M. CHASTAIN, Ordinary. jUni'D m 6in, GEORGIA-l honiits f’ouHtj. s. ys ... / Impiity in lln mss SMITH ST HINT!.DR; and I . . Darner L.dsfringer Ex r, &c. ) 1 IT appearing to the Court by the return of t lift Sheriff that the said defendant. Smith Stringer,is not to befound insnht county : It is ordered that ser vieo lu-- perfected by- ptddioTtt ion trr a public ftuzoffe in said conntv, called thfe Soutberii Enterprise, once a .month for four months previous to tho next Term of said-Cowt, and the said defendant plead, answer or demur, that denmring alone at said Term of the Court A. E. COCHRAN, .1. S. (’. A true extrn’ct from the minutes of Court, this jiine 16 inlin GEOKGIA-Tliomna Comity. Court of Ordinary, July IS, lSf>7. ALFRED FA IKC.LOTI I this day applies to this Court for letters of‘Administration on the es tate of John Haircloth, late-of said,('entity deceased, All persons interested are, therefore, hereby noti fied to file their objertiojis in said Court, if any they have, to said letters being granted: otherwise sit id letters wijl lie granted to said applicant, at a regular Term of said court, to be held at Thomasville said eiuintv, on the first Monday in .Septembernext. julyßl-TIdJ HENRY 11. TOOKE,P'rilimiry. GEGRGI.I-Tbonins Comity. Court of Ordinary, .Inly 16, 1 w ."i7 “ITT HERE A S John It. McDonald, Administrator . It of the (‘state, both real aud personal, of Chris- Jiaji McDonald late of said county deceased, lnu ing petitioned said court for letters of Dismission from said Administration, All persons,interested are, therefore, hereby noti fied to tile their objections in said court, if any they have, to said letters being granted : otherwise said letters will he granted to said applicant, at a regular Tetmof said court, to he held at Thomasville, said iconnty, on the first Monday in February, A. fUISoB. Given uuder my official signature. jiily2l-fim] HENRY 11. TOOKE;OnUuary. (lEOUGI i-Appline Comity. , rm n r OP oitnixAltv, JI I.Y 28, 1857. VERNON IJ. Mi I,F,N 1)0N. Administrator, And AMANDA WEATHERLY, Administratrix, of the estate of Isaac Weatherly deceased, this day pc titiona this court fwr Letters of DistnUsion from said Administration. 4(11 persons are, therefore, hereby notified to file their objections in said court, if any they llAve to said letters being grunted: Otherwise, they ivifl be grunt ed to sftid applicants, at\ regular Term of ?aid court, to be held at Holmesville.said county, on the first Monday in February next. Jy2Bmom] JOSF.FH TANARUS, MrC'ALL, OnVy. ’ I*ny your Town TaY. THE Hooks w ill bo open for the citizens to pnv their Town Tax until tho Ist Monday in, Nti- Yembcr. After that tiuie Taxes cannot lie settled without coat. •ffdt-3*] A DEKLE T~ R! * iUcbiriius, GOLD PEN MANUFACTURING CO., *8.5 Broadway, New Y-ork. ARE now selling their splendid Gold Pens, l*en eils and I’eu Cases at the lowest Retail Puces j ■.ffitiuZZ M.U! As.ouU.asaPea or C U is pui . based tne Pv.uuum la delivered wime diM"'nsr OF PPAS AXO THE RKTAII. rafeßS: Gold pens £> £ * “ Knuroßtrtnff iSu &siUitt* ’ .. .Silver Ex. Holders....;. A 2 do • u Silver l>hl. Ex, Holder#.. 375 A J do a {tjilver Miimmoth HolJerp, r > aS: 4Mo “ Silver Leviatiimi Holders, 625 & 5 do Fonntain Pen Gold Desk Holder... 375 & 3 do Mawmntb Gold Pen Desk Holder aud Box ; - v 6 * 5 dp Levmthan (uhl Ten, Gold Dc**k Hoi- , dec and Box -y- 25 & 5 do Cot hip. Silver Ca HC and Gold Pen_.. ; * At .*> A Mammoth Gothic Silver Cae *ind * Gold Pen. d ,° Gold Tooth Pick ------------ \f r f * do Gold T.mth Pick and Ear Pick... - - 370 & . do Gold Watch Key, Tooth Pick, I’eelß 3 /:> & 3 do Ladics’ Gold Pencils 2 5W&2 do „ .. “ 3 Jf> sY 3 do ■■ ■■ sdo a 4 do ■■ “ e and Pen 625A. 5 do Gents’ Gold Cases and Pen ~..10 00 A 8 <lo j. ii ~. •• “ “ Miumnetti 12 00 AlO do We warrant nil our Gold Pens to be Diamond Tom , i _ llu ,l l; „, h ,iip -I bj 4- -- ut in the STatCs.TTinl besides giving or I encil well worth vour money, w e also present you with Gifts worth from 50 Cents to SI,OOO in GOLD WATCHES, GOLD GUARD AND VEST CHAINS, Gold Lockets, Diamond Pins, Cameo setts, Gold Studs. Kings, Breast Pins Silver Fruit and Cake Bas kets Silver Goblets, A c.- Agontx—Agents—Agents 1 Now is the time and here is the chance to jjiake sa,O©O-**.Loo(>-$:L000-S5,00O peryear, id the sab 1 of Gold Pens. Jewelry. We of fer ti Liberal -Commission to Local and Traveling Agents,and give them Credit on One Halt till sold. AUght'and agreeable business, and nl.dve alßa good country. A eatalogne containing a List oTßawls with full Exphttintionx.to Agents will be sent on ap plication, free, AU orders will be promptly attended to, and those sending us inoucj let uiuil w ill receive siu-4eioods-s tbey-ortb'r bj tlio retunt mail or ex .press, with tin- Gifts enclosed in the package. ‘‘Address :d! orders r-o ‘ MEJiKICE, BENTON. & DEAN, tkff) I'KOAinvAY, New York- N B, —Gobiil’ciis re-poiiiYed ‘in’ t(_sui>.eribr nuuis. ircT. —ElTelose tne l'en, and TlTiity-nine cents in P. 0. Stamps, and the Pen will lie re pointed and ri 4'irned, post-paid. _ [july7—3ui 1 ‘ ‘ 1 ! _ iiiiportaiit to Everybody. I.IOR tlie lost three y ears, 1 have been engaged in a business known only to myself, and, compara tively, lew others,.whom I have instructed for the j sum of SBOO-oneli, which has averaged me at tlie I rate of $2,660 to .filJKltl per annum : anil having I made arrangements to gn to Europe in tlie .Spring ot 1858 to engage in the same business, I am willing to give li’ill iiistriietiiuis in Hie art to any person in tlie United States or Canadas,'wliii will remit ‘nip.'the sum of sl. lam indueed, fropi'the success I have been favored w ith, mid rile many thankful ncknow l ‘edtVmeiitf 1 baVl'"’n’eeived from those Whom 1 hirve j histweted. ajid \vlio are making from $5 to sls per | day at it,to give any person an opportunity to engage , Ju tldsbiisiiitiss, xviiieh is easy, pleasant, and very i profitable,.at a small cost.. .There is positively I no j hiiiujuig in the matter, References of tlie best class ’ can be given as regards its eimraeter. mid 1 can re- j fi-i-To persons \\heiu I have Instructed', who .yyill testify that they are making from $5 to sls per day at tlie same. It is a business in w bieh either ladies or gentlemen can engage and with perfect easy tliake a very li.-mdsoine—ineouie. iSevpChl ladies in ! various parts of New York State, Pennsylvania, mid ! Maw land, wbmn I have instrtfeted. are now making | from $3 to .*( per day at it, ;lt is a genteel business, j and but a few shillings is required to start It. I'poll j receipt of-sl, I will imuiediatiTy send to the appli jcant ujSl'iutcd eimilar coirtaining lull ihstruetious j iiirthe.art which clfii be perfectly understood ot ’ I'lllv. i All fitters must l.p addressed (postpaid) to. AL : EEN T. PRABGNB,I>(’>S Breadwuy, New York. septß-3m ; Professor Wood’s Hair Ursloraiivo. ii, BS-s W>t'Ue?fyij'ndeti! THA'lTal! the fhdii mg! Gray iquY lie resKired per | feefTy.tp original growth anil color, so’ far as their looks’ i(re-e<Hop):ne>l, does not admit of doubt; bo j sides,ifxyltt cure every possible disease ot tile scalp, whether drvefi-pr ii as i.a iidruff-iiebing.or ill tlie sllnpe of erdaliee!;,- eruptfi-us—even seaiil-iieiid—and in,|i(f poi-silVle'clise will it fail of ( firing ae-iffiy magic, m r vi ns or periodieai ■ liead-aelio'. and if used tvvielya, w eok by tlie .’ “Oil” regularly, it will preserve tlie color, and kc< p tbs hair frym liilliirg’ to any imagina ble age. ‘ Read and judge. Mk,i.P)h;iv. W'oieot.-trrT’n . Alas.-.. ‘Nov. U 55 Tbtdl'. I >. J. Yv'rHi!)—Dear Bir: I take pleasure in Itbailng voiiintnry festiijiony to tlie magic i fleet* of ’ yarn- wonderful liuir Keptiu-ative. As far back as my bair eomnieneial I'aTlingoffi until the scalp of my he al beenme hall mat smooth-'as gl'ass, mid it has eoufi!iucd to fall fi.r a great many yeartbnofvviHf j stain ling 1 iiave used many celebrated preparations 1 for iT'atorution. Seeing your advertisement,-T was I induced to give your article a trial, and so my utter 1 n.'toiHshjn'eiit, found, alter a few* applications, that i my hair became firmly, set. mid assumed a glossy afld | beautiful appearance ; and by tbe thne 1 ttiid used a I quart bottle, on bead was covered liver w itli a yoiinjl | ami .vigorous Jiroyvth of hair, wbieh is now Trim)amc to two ineses ip length. . Yours, truly, . . r 1 Ui-txfiv (iiiomurn. ~~ .-Z.’llAßl.EffTpwitr AWyv9,* 1 fflft.-■£feut’ Nothing hnt a duty and sympathy riwit I fi-sl to rem mimleate to others that iiK afilictefl as I have been, \v ould -induce me to make (liispnblip.iV'kiiowbdge ■ ine’lt I's the benefit 1 have roce-Spaf. firofn I ‘n, f AVeod’s Hair Kestorative. WlieirnL'first tonimenced using it, my hair was quite gray, mid in spnts“entirc !ly bald. 1 have now used the restorative,about five Kmonths, and my hair is entirely changed to its origin/- j ill color, biiiwn, a'nd'the new hair is over three iipdi |es in length o'n the fp.its where it was bald. I have ! also bceigoiueli gratilinl at tlie lieaithy moistureand j vigor of the hair, whieelieforb was dry, and it has j eeased to come out as lonnei'Jy. * j Rgspecffuliy yours, Airs. li. A. Stojjari). i From Mrs. Ifigalls, a well known nurse in Boston. L. BostVIN, Got. 16,1855. —Gents: At jlmr retjnest I and being so highly pleased with the effects of the Itestoyative, 1 am free to state fljat my hair had be j come quite thin, and entirely white. I have lor the last five, year* beeh in tlie habit of using dye; but ! bearing of tlie extraordinary Ttfeets of this article, I was induced to try it ;, mMinir lias brim restored to j its'oriditial• thick dess, and also to its former color, which is light hroxvfi. • - Yours respectfully', - Mrs Im.au.s. The follow ing is from the Pastor of the Orthodox ! ehuTeli at Brookfield. Brookfield, Mrs*., Jan* 12, l a ss.—Prof. AYoon: IGar Sir—Having made trial of your Hair Restora tive, it gives me pleasure'to hay, that its effects have ['beeip.excellrnt iff removing inOmuation, dajnlrirff, and a Constant tiujdency to itching, with which I have | been troubled from mV childhood, nnd lias afeo resto-’ red tlie hair, w Inch was beenmeing gray. to. its origi ii.d c(>VUL-JJaYfi need ho other article with any , th'hig like the same pleasure ami profit. Yours, truly, J. K. Bago. AA hat is it for—this AA nod's Jlair Restorative? Is a question asked daily “by hmtdl'etls. AA r o answer without hesitation or fear of contradiction, that it is the only article known which will do all it promises for tim liuninn hair. It w ill renew its grow th—it will stop its.falling—it will restore its natural color! It is uofsa hair dry, but a speedyoaml efficient Resto- i rativc.—-( Jersey City Telegrnpli. 0. J. AYoon & Cos., Proprietors, 312 Broadway „~, N-Ynnd 114 Mmket street, St. Louis, Af o . Sold hy Dr. T. IJ. Little, Thomasville, nnd Drug gistS generally. - C [ feht-wffm ! Nxtice. ! AEL persons interested are hereby notified that the undersigned will apply to the Iliiiioft liie the Court of Ordinary, of Thomas county. Geor gia .at a regular Term of said court, to be held at- Thomasville, on the first Mnmloy in December next for an order granting leave to sell the lands and ne’l groe* br longing toUtO eatafi‘ of W.illiwn Afi’ls do ceased. NANCY MILLS, ARm’x. | s<'pt22 w ffOxi ‘ illcilitincs, Set. McIJOKTAUD’S FEVEfi'Si Aoiie Mix'i’uuF.- — ‘ ; Tie I> ou si Id's Tricoi’HF.rous-*- ‘*’ ittf-Ddiuild’* Dixbriiea AlixTcni— IlrUoualdS Infi-amatoryv Pair KiiAnfe— ITfclAOuald’K Heao-Achf. Lisiwekt— MvßonaUl’S GiieXt Remedy for luflamatory Rheumatism — ffrUoiSalilS Great Remedy for Neuralgia. McDonnld’a Anti-Billioux and Axii-Dyo peptic Pills — < UrDoiiiild's Tooth ache Drops, etc,, oU. The above MEDIdNESJmay lie had of Dr. T. B, LITTLE, Georgia. They need ,u pompous ilisplay of .-oitifit'utes to recommend them to public favor—provided they can have n trial. ’ jnly 28 w tljan Has been before tlie public more than, 2M yean, and is deservedly popular in the cure of Spavins, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windgnlla, Pole Kvil, Callous, Cracked Meets. Gall of all kiude, l-'jesli Wounds. Sprains, Bruises. Fistula, till-’ .last. Sand Cracks, Strains, I.auienasa, Vouud >’ ere.l Feet. Se-ratcing! or Grease, Mange, Fool Rot in Sheep. Garget in Cons, Ulieumatisia, Bites of Animals, External Poisotis, Painful \ l .|-y,.pjj A iteriiiois. Frost Rijes, Boils, Gormo, ‘ ’ W biidows, iiurns ‘ and ‘Scalds, CliiUMiuno, Chapped Hands, Cnunps ‘Contractions of the Muscles. Swellings, W en#*it‘AS of tlie Joust*, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, Ac. .jfcgr Pamphlets gritlnitemsty furnisbed by •geuts. xvitb Te.-Mmm.ials of its utility. All orders addressed to the Proprietors, 31. a. Tuckku A (In., l.oekpnrt, N. Cai t. zX. —Ret tlie Purchaser observo that tile name,.' 1 U. W. Alrncaagr,"’ iu his own band- J writing, is over the cork.also blow nin the glass of the- bottle. Soar other can be genuine. g.-r For sale bv Drnjrgixts and Mervbaot* geticrallv, tliroujrli’ the t'uit.-d States. British Possessions, and other (knintrieor-And by Edward Seixas, Thoniasville; and by Druggists and merchants generally .throughout Ike country— who’esale by dralAi-s iniilrdieine, in New A’ork. Phi ladelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, and at nil euumw e’ltl towns. * [oe-tfsiy “Dr. McLANE’S > C P. R F. It U A T K I) Y EIIMIFUG.E Two of t he best PFejiarations of t lie Age* They arc not r'ecom ! mended as Universal i Cure-alls, but simply for what their name : ports. The Vermifuge, fix, expelling Worms from the human system, has i also administered with the most satisfactory ; rcsidts to \airious animals subject to Worms. The Liver” Fills,- for the cure of Livfr Com ’ fl.\:Nil - , all Bilious Dr- RANGE-MENTS, Slll'K lleAD ache, See. Purehasers will please be particular to ask for Dr. G. Me Lane’s Cele- * brated Vermifuge and ; Liver Pills, prepared by - d'iort\Y\U| proprietors, Pittfi i burgh, Pa., and take no other, as there are various _ other preparations now before the public, pur j porting to be Vermifuge j and Liver Pills. \ All “ ! others, in compaksoa i with Dr. McLane’s, are worthless. The genuine McLane’s Vermifuge and Livci* Pills can now be had *t , ‘all respectable Drug - • --Storcs.- - FLEMING BRO’S, 60 Wood St., PmsßOßGii, Pa. Sole Proprletorib SCOVIL &. MEAD, No. 111, Chartres St. Nw OtlmMi ‘•x'uarul Wholesßle Agunta for tlie Bmitharn Stafea to w horn nil nrdcrx must J)e addressrd. SOLDvBY—E. ScixiiF, l’nlnier A Brn., Thomas, ville, (in.; T. W. Ellin Troupyille, Ga.; Nirholfon A Eeepler. Bainbridge, Gn.: Ames & Livelef, Talla hunHee, Fla.; E. Bnrmud, Tallnhafcee, Fla.; Nhaff S iV Brinson, Mmlini n, Fin.; W. T. CBrpontrr.A O Wnkyeuab, Fla.; Palmer &, lire., Monticello, Fla 8. I’ulnston, Muntirrllu, Fin.; D. A. Tel lair,-New Port. Fin.; J. 8. Groover, Grooverville, <S. mnrS Valimble Properly gpr Sale. AN excellent Ijerideneo wffh five room* —fait InTjfe'mid comfortable—eloset.mid firc-placo to eaeht (veil tini.hed; all necesßury buildings oa the .place—the lot newly improved, *fr*s I situated in thownort uleaoalit part es Thoniasville. Also, lota of land Nos. 301 in ftie 17th, 251 sad 245 acre* ofNo. 82 in tho 13th district, of ThomM. 316 and 10(T acre* of 462 in the Bth ditlriet of CM quiti Also, a timnber of Law-Books. frnqw Loag credit. f7 / JYHiN MIL LEY