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BY PtIDNKY A.\U gtJSSKLb.
Records of (to. Revolutionar) War.
A i!mcf nil the Regiment#, *W
lug the NMM. r*uk. date t comnd-nm, time of eii- i
liatwent, |d service (if U;e officer* JuM private* of
GEIffRMSWASiMGTQH, 111, GREENE, WEEDON,
ANO OTHtRS, - “r
iSSI
w tlie BritUh* i tilViHifiiffJth A!'**', art *l
tl* of mu! the f
the unMiiem ah! prUuft lupi of the Urttiti, in Ken
ttie time of tlwir Ae, *Ao accent
*§Sb)!sW©? *ys
MSii&t V&mp*****; #Htiryhmd. • 11* iff
the irtember*’ hafPlfco.! the boff-pav cottiuiUUtion,
A com-1
***&!• *hPs*vid ‘tiHt* End ofth. Var,
And neqnirwLtlii* right to bfflf-pay for life, eOmmut*-
ti<m, and hurt. Frwmsttttifs tff 34th Uoffir***. and
Cmrrt fir Claim*, relative to a restoration, f the ball
pdv ket* f the old ('on.'re -ir, for tfiftbenrflt of the
HEIRS or orriCERS OF THE RtVOt-UTION;
ff^iiwmlfiety amt tan f law*; the reason* which
j&Wtho passage of the Act ofjolr 5. 1852, by Con
grew*; the names of Ibe Virginia officer* who receiv
ed Ismi. with an interesting aeeount of tb<> military
land <litrtet of Ohio, Kentucky, and TeuueMcc, the
hnation* of land warrant*, survefh. fittt;
REVOLUTIONARY PENSION LAWS
Swi or tiik UYITRO status. ■<
A* they now eaUt. with ornnroeutariii* thereon.—
Note* on.various ela*se of revolutionary officer*,
tTith an extensive list .hewing the time they died,
*Onolw V l3i. Yd-. of 905 Page*-WcA *1.90.
‘jfhia work 1* intend’d a* a book of reference to
the historian and scholar, aa wMI a* fiirnisbiugA
thorough guide to porimua claiming title to land or
pensions, from the seMw of their forefathers doting
’ the-Kerolntionary war; The volmrm contains the
nafctesrrf over StMldO officer* and privates of the
Kevolutlonarv Army, and should he in tlo; hands of
all the descendant# of the brave men who fought un
der the bann.T of 76, that the noble action* of ttunr
aneentors may not osrqrerendtdseeuefl of their de
afiettdeuis, whwumst ruta'm this work a* a memento
gtf th^ir-brve deeds and patient sufferings.
A| an rElt MON I’ll can,be easily earmd by
© I ill) acting a* Agent for tin- sate of the above
Hfiokr affd ftfher bljhjyf opular work* of standard
f #“Agent* wanted in every cifestown, anil village
irii.femft'Ar
deoltf) 79 John Street, New York.
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MgEAifeLANE, EKUSUSON & CO.
Law-Hulldlhu, Ei'anktin Street, Hielimoud, Va.
1 $ Il< *AI VW A Y
GOLD PEN MANUFACTURING CO.
*3* Bronilwnjr. New York.
A RE now their spleniJM Gold Pttns, Pen-
JjJL.eU* ami IVn.Cnsos nt the Luft<wt. Retail Prices
mill each Dttrjhas** draw* a > ,
mtMmM-wiZM j u aa-jpaaiMup m
nfjYmu 53 fcenf*’ ! An nwf iii a l’.-n or
•pencil i te Pwuiium la delivered ihitne
a “ Kwrro**|rtsf slxo 2 50 ft, 8 Gift*
Silver Ex. Holder* ..... 8 ,W& 8 do
Silver Dl>l. Ex, Holder*.. a75 A. ‘.l do
“ Slyer Mammoth Haiders. S(M do
“ Silver Leviathan Holder*, (i i't ft.s do
Fountain Pen Gobi Desk Holder.'T. 375 & 8 do
Mammoth Gold Pen Diwk Holder
G^& 8 do
Hferaaftllox.6 25 & 5 do
<B§fcic SllverCSse aud Gold Pen.... 375 ft 8 do
Mammoth Gothic Sflrcr Case ami
Gold -Pen'..'... ~i—...... 625A !t ilo
ffoidToonriTck.-r.............. 250 & 2 do
GSitld Tm.tti Pick and Ear Pick..Tl: 375 A :i do
GW*Watch Key, Tobtlr Pick,’-Pecil, 375& .3 do
liadics'. Gold Pencil* 250A. 8 do
TANARUS” “ “ 3 15*3 do
* -i i"li i
Gc**’ OdWCases atid Pen..,/.... Hi Wft 9 do
**,• “ “ “ “ Mammoth 12 00 ft. Id do
We warrant all our Gold Peas to.bcJ)!u,iu><l. I'oin
tad, ud. not surpassed by ,any establishment in the
Stater, and bernm-s giving yon a Pen or Pencil well
worth yottr mftffey, wo also present vm Softh
- GRta worth tram SO Cunts to SI,OOO in
MIS WITCHES. (BID -GUARD AND VEST CHAIRS,
Gold Lockets, DittmnM V 1"",. Cameo **'tti. Gold
Sttnli, Rings, Ilrpnxt Pina Silver Fruit and Cakp Dm
keti Silver Goblets,;&e. ■;
. Agcnte-Ueiitt-ARenl*!
per year, in ttwj sale of Gold Penn, Jewelry. We nf
for a Liberal Commission to Laical and ‘Traveling
A genie, and give them Credit on One Half till anUl.
A light and agreeable business, and above all, a good
pitying btffcincs*. Agent* wanted in at) parte of the
wb'mtry. A oatalogne cuntajuiiig a Idat of Good*
with fall Explanation* to Agent will be rent on ap.
plication, free.-ftll order* will be promptly
to, and those sending u* money by mail will rooeita
•ueb good* a* tliev order by (lie return mail or ex
prSks, with the Gift* endow'd in the package.
Addles A nil Oitlf’ix f(
toiraed, post-paid . I [jii!y7-3m
Tailoring and Clothing Establishment
nPHIE Hudersigned ha* Just reordved alot of <rith. rnsslmcrs owl Vestings, which will be
Jr inode up occofdiug to > sbioli or tofts-. AU UarnieiiU mud at this ertshli-huo-nt, WamMted totit—
t® made hi the beat style. * >i . .W. \ “T.... .'T : : e
hand, irwwadl totrff CTotWnc. MMrt*. Drawer* and Collar#. Catting and Trimming done at
abort notice. Call, one door above T. J. Liglitfoot A lVb.
nov in ‘ ts TflOnifi BAUUETT, Agent.
THE NEW STORE.
THE subscriber ba* moved into the New KWck Etore firct floor above Lis obi Htand, and i# receiving hi*
Poll and VV ‘inter -Stock of Umhli, cafafafly selected in New York, COMWtiug ofh general assortment of
i Dry thwh, ljUiiwre, and Cutlery, |kwt<.amt Shoes, (borne flito water-proof limit#) Saddle* aud Bridle#,
a tine stis-k <if tin- latest *tyle Clothing, (some boy*’ Clothing,) a good lot of Hats, Cajn and Bonnet*, fine
Gun*. EuncV Omuls, Crnckerr and Iron ware, silver Table Castors, Medicine, and Groceries.
I WTh,. L •die# Are repcctfuHy invited to hi* stoek, to night expressly to please their fancy, eon-i-tioL- in
part of fine Talma*, a great variety of Dress Poods, and some beautiful Koto s, l’teaae give me a euMsrr-
Eil promise pi sell you f~ITT f 7 ! /V 1 > GrCkT*lfil_ and render vou uutre comfortable
:.-r L-r [s.-pt-.fl ’ U. K. EVANS.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
rpilK undersigned have received andarc still receiving their so>kof Phil nnd Winter Goods,
I. Slights JftliAeU. Fancy aud Brocade Hilk*, French Merinos, of ill! colors; Freach and
Ainericau Sfc Laities, Oobnrgs, of all color* i Alpacas, Oinghninj Print*, Ladies’ Shawls, Cloak* and Man
tilla*. Bbnnebehod Head Dresses; ( linn lotHCf fmdie*’, Misses’ nnd Gents, Tlnirierr; Cambric Collars nnd
Ha, t-lke’ •chiefs; Ticking., .‘'hirtings, Flannel*, Kerseys, ami Blanket*; hejyy Gent#’and Boys’
Clothing: Hat*. Shoes,nudGentw Furnishing Good*; ‘Watches arid JOflry; Guns ami Pistols, k„ Ac.
N, B. The Laliesnre particularly invited to examine our stoek lowire tliey buy elsewhere, a* we are
confident that our good* will gVve'thcm satisfaction. (*ept29) BAI’M & .SHIFI'.
2 .. , niiscdliiticons,' ’
Livery and Sale
$2 STABLES. $2
ing ft- .John Scott de,eeas.nl, and having repmreil and
fitted them npin Eleffiiut l. ■** ‘"’ w P^P* 1-
ed to aceoHimmlnt- th-epul-Uc in tbU line of 1- mines*.
Those ffitablEW h wgof n |..S|B£and mi -nven
lent size, with plenty idOat-Uootn nttaeh.-d,are
well adapted to the purpose of Orovor* and oth
or# for selling Mules, Cuttle, Ac.
The proprietw will have alyvay# at lumd ag<mdly
nnmher of Fine Horses and lliitfKics, for
the TriiveHntt I'libllr, and Piancing
Ponies for tin- £a<llea and dents,—and a* he
intend* making Id* eHahlishment- permanent, he re
spoctfully solicits the patronage of a generous public.
AccdttUhodtttinns UttgqitnßfJ. fbarge* ttimlerate.
JAMES A. McLkNDON, Proprietor.
jnnS- ‘ ‘
.E3i>on.T3oii.
Hook anil Job Office*
rniu; PUBLIC is respectfully iufunueiktiittt,etui
l nfeted with this office, is a neat and complete
.Bin OFFICE; selected by a prof-HoM IYtnter, m
vvDicD mny bo Folrtrf nil tbo now Hixl
ftjrici of jilniti mnl ufOAWCDbiI tyjm, for
printing—
Kooks, Cnr.l*,
Catalogues, I-abels,
BillMlcnds, It la n K*,
Pamphlet-*, Notes,
Circulars, Itecclßts,
Haml-Rills, Posters,
Visiting-Cards, ftc.y dtc.
On the most ri'asonable term* for PASH, 1 erson*
having Job Work of any description to do, are re
quested to send in th* - ir order* which will be execu*
ted with neatness aud ilispnteb.
nrAll orders for BLANKS will meet with
prompt attention. • ~~ .
Blanks! Blanks!!
OF KVFdIY rjESCIUPTION,
For Clerks, \
Sheriff's,
Ordinaries,
Constables,
Justices of the Peace,
Bounty Land Aleuts, Ac.
SEND In your vnkfCt, Apd save time- trouble ami.
expense of writiog- Sold at the most Feasmialde
prices at the “Wihe-Guass.ltK'roaTßU” Ofliee,
and forwarded hy mail to any place desired.
Spring and Summer
FOR 185 T.
THE subscriber is now receiving liis supply of
Sprinff and Summer Goods, which
he oiler* to prompt paying customers ut fair prices.
Hi* stoek will enmenee all the leading article* usu
ally kept for **le In this market. Amomg theirt may
bo found tbe latest stvlaßff
L4DIK9* l)RBW P rTEttSfS.
Black Gro Derino and LnstrinoSilks; Colored, Flo
renceand Marcelino Silks; Fla-n and figiire-l Bobi
uet*; Swiss anil Lil en Colai's and Sleeves; Swiss
and Jaconette Edgings nnd Insertions; Linen Cam
bric and Linen Cambric Handkerchief* ; Jnconette,
Nan-nek, Mule and Organdie Muslins; Figured and
plain RLUboi.srof all description*.
~ - UYBN GOOIW. “ —v.
Irish Linen mal Lawns, Bltuujhed iiiid Brown Linen
Damask, Linen Nopkitis, lluekulute and Bird Eye
Diaper, Rrmvn fLiuen of all prices, Titm k, \Ylirte”
and Brown HbHen. *
DOLIESTICffIOODS.
Bleached atid Brown Sheeting* ami Shirting*; Plaid
, and striped Domestic*; plain ant striped Ositabitri;*;
Ticking*, Denim* and Mariner'a Stripe*; Brown
and Blenched Drilling*.
GLOVES:* HOSIERY.
Alexandel** Kid Glove*, nil color* ; TnfitV Glove*;
I indies’ Hosiery, of oil sixes; Misses’ white and col
ored How. V , -
ROOTS ft SnOES.
V good a snort meat sot Ladies and gentlemen, Chil
dren, l!ov* and Yimtli*. ‘ .
. HATS, CAPS, BONNETS,
And Ribbon*, of the latent stjh*,to pl>-a*e either rs.
SUMER CLU IHUVG. ,; r —
l’nt up in the finest style and the latest fashions. —
Plensi; call and examine fur yourselves.
PAILS, PICA CAINS’ Ift TUBS.
“Every Tub must stand upon its own bottom. ’* —
Call and sen how they stand.
HARD- WARE, TIN-WARE,
Crockery and Glass ; and various other article* too
numerous to mention.
tdo not advertise to undersell my neighbors. My
object is to sell as low ns I ean, regardless of the
prices of other*. Orrc tiling I enn assure you, atid
that is, we shall make no charge lor showing our
good| to the very best advantage—and especially to
tile ladies, but we will be accommodating t-> nil.
If. VV. SHAUrE.
Thoma*vHle,'’Mureh 31, 1H57.
- Carriage Manufacory,
. AND BLACKSMITH SHOP.
WE wohld i-eapceffnily inform the
KSfira public that we have made - arrange-{( ;;
\jg utents to carry on the entire business ■> 0
heretofore eionfm-ted hy E. G. Ponder, Es'i Jn the
Carriage ami Blaeksmith line; ftnd are liowprepnr
ed to give gem ral satisfaction, Sir making mid repair
ing all kinds of vehicle*, from a six-horse team down
to a'wheelbarrow. We will use our best efforts to
please, hoping a genorou* public may extend u* their
patronage.
E'if'Cash vi lU lie roquimj fur ail small Jobs and
Repairing, on deliverv.
JflstfJ McLKNDOM A I,OAVERY.
LAND AOEKTOY.
TIJE mnleieigned will buy and sell I,and* on a
1 sinalf commission biisiue**—W ill give sudi in
formation ns the Record* and Tax Digest* of tbe
State House iiiiiv fmoish. Applications forsuehin
formation will be strictly oomplieii with, wherr, Ln
every instance,.the requisition is accompanied with
one dollar . „ - ’ .
NATHAN HAWKINS ft CO.
■£ MBledgevHlc. Sept. 15. 1557. tl
: * r ::: j. p. arivold;
‘ MKUCHAaNT TAIIeOII,
VI7OULD respectfully inform the ckiten* vl|
TV of ThomasV ill,- and thi- public general- lA
l.V'that he has received a complete assortment -4-1-
of X'iiie Clot its, vesting*, ftc. ftc.,*ui
table for the Pall and Winter wear. OnrtncnU at
all binds will be made with dispatcli necording to
order. Ho hope* that all person* desiring goods or
w.ork In. Id* line, will give him a call.
nov JO -rgti w .. ~tf
Xflwtellnnfons.
fiagar, t offee,’ Tea, dec.
TEST received nnd for sale—
:\f> bae* rio coffee, 5 do. Lagnira, 5 do. fH. Do
miugo : :i~J paeka .old-cilviniment Java-fbffieei 1
hides Moeneoffoc ; IfibM*Stewart's clarified Sugars;
■i Boxes Loaf sugar; 4rt bovertohneeo, assorted;
heat Havana cigars; Mr*- Miiier'* Marc;d>oy nnd
Scotgll *pulf, Tcnsk* Frttasli ; 2 f fboxe* filnek nnd
green ten ; soda, sugar and hutter crackar*; 22boxes
stareli; baskets sweet oil; 3 Boxes maekaronie;
I box Vermaeetfn; 30 Hoxcrnlire oil soap ; 4H bag
ground, rock salt; Frnue*; citron ; preserved ginger;
Quine jelly; Tomato, nm-rooti and walnut catsup ;
tomato snuia-; pickle-, oyster*, salmon, lobster*. Ac.;
tO imxe* sperm and adamantine candles; 1 box wax
Candles; ‘j dd. Choeobde, Ac.
oct9B EDWAIID REMINGTON.
THE subscriber is now receiving, by late arrivals
from New York, a full assortment nf Staple and
Fahey Dry Goods, a very superior stock of planta
tion goods (Vr negroes, Georgia l’lnins, twist-warp,
Kerseys, T.indsevs, and very cold cotton goods,
striped and plaid, with the host Georgia Osnalmrgs,
heavy gray and white hlankets, with a full assort
ment of fancy silk and limited dress goods and trim
.raings; which Will be sold oil aecommlnting terms.
oct2B E KEMIXGTON.
Clothing of tbe Newest Style.
THE snhseribtT has just received a full assortment.
of now. and fashibnabhj clothes for. men, youth*
aud ch'ildrcii, which wiltho sold on as good term* as
it irtiv other store in town.
ncfW EDWARD REMINGTON.
Hats, f*u|s. Bonnets, Ac.
THE subscriber.has just received a full assort
ment of Hats, (Japs and Bonnets, with all the
fixings necessary, and offers them for sale.
octiWj E. REMINGTON.
Straw Cutters.
TlTfiT RECEIVED, anew supply of P VNIEL’S
> I Self Sharpening Stalk and Straw Cutters'and
for sale by
sep23-bc E. REMINGTON.
Bagging, Bale Hope, Ac.
TUST received and for sale—-8 bales Gunny Bag
ging: Ib hnlt* S. I, Bagging; JOT coil* Hemp Bale
Rope; 2 bales Bailing Twine.
itce 15] EDWARD REMINGTON.
Butter, Choose, Ac.
f)f\ ENGLISH Dairy Cheme. 2 Keg* Goshen
*)\ f Butter, 16 bags buckwheat Flnnr, 10 bM* ex
tra Genesee Flour, 20 -boxes Smoked Herring, 5
boxes new Raisins, —just received and for sale bv
declfi] ‘ EDWARD REMINGTON.
One Ilu;ilrod Hides Wanted.
Qi CENTS cash, or R) cents in merchandize will
rj be paid for good drv hides at
K. REMINGTON’S.
Fresh Bice.
JUST RECEIVED, Two tierces fresh rice from
Savannah, nud for sale by
scp23-hc K. REMINGTON.
To Cotton Planter^
1
MASSEY’S
TIHK subscriber lias thoroughly tried, at Mu
eon and Colnnibtis, Oeorgiu, Ms wrought-irun
Cotton Screw, where two of them are now standing
ami will remain until October tor inspection. I be
lieve it i* tho cheapest, by half, ever ottered for tbe
purpose ofpresslngcotton or hay,a* the fruine,screw
pin, and louvers are all of wrought iron. It should
be a'ttnebed to the gin-house, and have it put up
through the floor, as the ordinary press—tiie levers
being only five feet in length—to have the width of
the house and 1H or-80 feet ill length, the lint could
then lie placed all around the screw. Then a man
C*tl take five hands and pack ns many fivp-hnmlred
poitml-bnU-H in one day, with as liffle labor to the
baud, as the same five aud two more, with a horse,
can on,the wood-screw in the same time. Three
hands rail putupune.mid take it down, anil itennbe
carried at ope load with fVmr pnde* to nny point.—
As this is for the public- eye I w ill give the amount
of timber iieccFsary for completing one: •
1 piece 17 feet long 4 j hy 3.
C “ 17 “ 2 hy 3.
2 I< 17 4 hy 6.
]rt “ 9 “ 2 by 12. and
3 “ 16 “ Bby 4. , •
5 “ 11) “ 1 by 10. *.
v t -.Tbit to be of
J “ 14 6 by 111./-tough timber—*
, ( pine or oak.
2 “ 13“ 2 by 12.
2 “ 14 “ 14-by 9.
2 •* 10 “ T by 5-
1 SJ “ 9 by 23.
Thi* makes a box near aino feet deep With bed
and follower, aud aIT tfther fixtures. I furnish the
iron aud the work done on it at Macon and put tho
lumber*to it* t tlie place where it is wanted,
the purchaser furnishing the lumber and paying the
(Wight from Macon, can have one- of the handiest
and cheapest Cotton screws now known, its durabili
ty considered, a* it Is given up by all who have'seen
it to he a lifetime investment. I ran pack five hun
dreil pounds with three hands—take five and ther
is no hard work done. Price flso this year.
T expect, If TMe-lasts.to have one at the next
Stgte Fair, aud would be glad to see one of every
other pattern of presses now in use there and let the
world judge for itself. I then expect to sell tigs
right in any sixe territory that may be desired on
reasonable terms, ieith a working model, witbiu the
limits nf such enmity or counties, and'all tbe infor
inatiou necessary for putting them ,up and working
them. Address, Tbouiasville, ‘ ‘* ‘ ‘
JAM ES MASSEY.
. HTThe Watchman, Albany I’atriot, Colambus
Times ft Sentinel and Enquirer, Macon Telegraph
-and .Journal ft Messenger, Rome Courier, and Fed;
end Union, will please copy until the first of Janus
n next- [julySl-tljMi
• iegarwbertwfwfflts. )
Thumsis Sberill’s Saif*.
lITILL be sold before the Court House door in
VV ThnmAsvillc, Oil the first Tuesday iu Janua
ry next, within the legal hour, of ale, the foO#wng j
>f one4rt<>re hi. ne an<l lot in the town of TSotna*-
Tilte, fronting Jefferson street sixteen feet, and ruu
rnnning back thirty-eight foefovt preseut occupied by
T.ite. M r.rsv * n Jewelry store,fette* upon *
thiirotH'rty of Jntne* M-Urnyforatufy a umrt
aacc fi fa in favor of F. W. Johnson vs James M.
wrMr. Property-pointed out inJaatl him Uajc n ft.
Aio the house and occupied by Jaa.
M. Grav, known and distinguished m the plau
of Thottmsville as lot number tlrt-ee, in *i|Ure letter
L, fronting onJ.fler.on street forty-six feet, ruwnng
back two hundred and ten fhet, including all the mi
provement* thereon, levied o)H,n a* the property of
K. W. Johnson to satisfy a uiurtgngH fi la,m favor
of William O. Ponder vs said Johnson. I roperty
pointed out in said mrfc*gb fi
*decHJ. . J. 1. WIUUkiON. Sheriff.
Lowudet Shcrill ’s Sales.
WILL be sold before the Court House door iu
Troupville, Lowndes county, within the legal |
hours of sole, on the first Tuesday h Jaunary DftfM
the followiiiK property^to-wit:
One negro man by the name of Caleb, about twen- j
tv years old, levied on as tlto property of Hugh. R.
Uryan, to satisfy sundry fi fits, issued front the 658 th
district G. M. Benjamin *v Wooding, Thomas
W. Kills, v Jones & Adams, Eli Tucker, and James
Radford vg. Hugh S Jlryau. Levy made and return
ed to me by constable.
Also, twit negroe*, Eliza, a girl about 18 rear* old,
and Tobe, a boy about 15 yy|rs old, levied on as the
property of Hugh 8. Bryan to satisfy sundry fi fas,
issued from the 63thdistrict G. Xl.—Leary Rtanley
Executor t* Hugh fc. Bryan. and.T. A. A Bryan,
security—levy made and returned to me by a consta
ble. <iwn ot k
wfmreon* by
Hcwett. Gmscvy and Ward, Well improved, levied
on as the property ufuJfimes Had lord, to satisfy sun
dry fi fas, issued from a JUstice’s court of said coun
ty—William F. Rowan and othersv*. James Radford
and B- W. Lcverett. Levy made by a constable.
dbcß] JOSHUA GRIFFIX, Sheriff.
GEORGIA—Thomas County.
SEPTEMBER 7, 1857.
TO the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Thom
as county: -
riJHE undersigned Administrator on the estate of
[ Samuel A. Austin, late of said county deceased
respectfully slicweth, that a a Administrator as afore
said,-helms fully discharged nil the duties required
by tlie laws of said State—that be has made.a final
settlement of said i-j-tate by , paying vliyer the full
amount of property, inoncy,’ and effects in band, be
longing to the saute, to the. legal distributees of said
estate. lie therefore petitions to lie dismissed from
said Administration. -SASSER
JOHN MILLER, Adui’r.
GEORGIA-Tliomtis County.
Court of Ordinary,, Sefttnnbcr 7,1857.
Upon hearing the above and foregoing petition, it
Is ordered shy the court, that said [letion, together
with this order, be published iu the Wire-GrasS Re
porter for the term of six months.
sep‘22] HENRY H. TQOKE, Ordtibn-.
GEORGlA—Colquitt County.
COURT OF ORDINARY' , OCTOBER 14, 1851.
Henry Holland tins day applies t tin*
Court for Letters of Administration on the Es
tate of Daniel W. Holland, Late of said county
deceased,
All persons interested are, therefore; hereby noti
fied to file their objections in said court, if any they
have, to said letters being grauti-d : otherwise said
letters will be’ granted to said applicant, at a regular
Term of said court, to- be held -in Moultrie, said
countv, on the first Monday,in December next,
6ct27-3fld} 11. M. OHABTAIN. OriWwry.
Executor’s Sale.
WILL be Bhl on the first Tuesday-, in December
next, at Moultrie Colquitt county, in pursu
ance of an order obtained for the purpose, the fol
lowing lots and parcels.of land, to-wit:
Lots, numbers four hundred and seventeen, (417,)
four hundred and ninety-nine, (190,) five hundred
and thirteen, (513) and five hundred aud fourteen,
(514) —nil containing fourhundred and ninety acres
more or less) Also, all bflot uutnber five hundred,
(500), lying on the south and east side of Oelpckuee
river, containing ten acres more or less—thesc lands
all lying ill the Eigtb District of originally Thomas
now Colquitt county, and sold as the property of
the estate of John Hamilton deceased.
octG-4fol] JOHN HAMILTON, Ex’r.
Executor’s Sale.
AGREEABLE to an order of the Honornblo the
court of Ordinary of Thomas county, Septem
ber regular Term, 1857, will’ be sold before the court
bouse door in Thnmasville (j.iid county, on the first
Tuesday in January next, w ithin the fegal hours of
sale,the Negroes belonging to the estate of Nathaniel
K. Mitchell, deceased—the same being'the undivided
estate and lifetime interest of the. widow of said
deceased. Sold for the purpose of division, and for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceas
ed. Terms to be made Known on flie day of sale.
This 14th Rept,, A. D. 1857. •
GEORGE W. MITCHELL. Executor,
sept 22 J w 40d
BxeeUtor’sfiiile.
AGREEARLIv to an order of the liouurahle the
court of Ordinary of Thomas comity, Septem
ber regular Term, I -*57. will be sold before the
court-house door, iu Tlimnasville, said county, at
public sale, on the first Tuesday'in Npvea-bur next,
the real estate and lauds bidl'nging the estate of Na
tlinniehß. Mitchell, deceased, it being the undivided
estate, amllifctimc interest of the widow of said de
ceased, as given to her under lug last will. Terms
of sale to be made known-on the day. This 14th
September, 1857.
GEORGE- W. MITCHELL, Executor,
sept 22 4fld
GEORGlA—Herrien bounty.
IiriIERRAS, Handsel I’. Morris applies to me
T T for Letters of Guardianship on the persons
nnd property o r Joseph S Morris, and Elisha T. Mor
ris, minor heirs of Lovezensk IS. Morris, late of said
county deceased, ‘ ‘
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all the
kindred and persona concerned, to be n tiff appear at
my office, within the thug preijgribed by law, to show
canae (if any they have) why said letters should not
be granted to said applicant. *•
Given under my hand at office, this 21st day of
August, 1857.
aepH-jnd] JOHN-LINDSEY, Ordinary.
PH ESS.
GEOUUIA —LouudeSi Comity.
COURT OP ORDINARY, XOVKUiiER TERM. 1857.
TATHKREAS, Hlriuit Hall applies to tins Court
Tf* fur Letters of Administration ou the estate of
Joel McDaniel, Into of said county deceased,
These are, therefore, to rite ami riiltnnnish nil and
singular,.the heirs and creditors of said deceased, to
be and appear at said Court within the time pro.
sflrtbed by law, an<f file"The!r objections, if any they
have, why miiil.fetters should not be granted.
Given under my hand and official signature, this
October 28th ,‘lßl7.
PWHATAX B. WHITTLE, Ordinary.
, nov 3 . i- KM
* n- .. r„- TI- - I 1- : - - -
CJEOtlOlA—Tlioiims Com my.
Court of Ordinary,, Drrrmbrr 7tli, i607.
JOHN W. LfeVVLS this day applies to this Court
for Letters of Administration with the Will an
nexed on the estate of Jphn Davis’iieccasetl.
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 be granted tin said applicant, at n regular
Term of said Court to be held iu'Tjiomasyillc, said
comity, oil the second Monday in January next.
Given under my hand and official signature.
decS-309] HUNKY H. TfIOKE, Ordinary.
’ Administrator’s Sftlr.
AGREEABLE to an ofeter of the honorable.the
Court of Ordinary of Thomas county, Georgia,
will be sold at late residence of/James Carroll de
eeased, oil Monday, tbeJMit day of Hec.ember inst.,
all the perishable property belonging to the,estate of
said deceased, to-wit: Corn fishier, horses,'hogs,
cattle, cotton, household and Kiteheu furniture, aud
numerous other articles not herein named.
/ DIXON CARROLL, -Adin’r,
decß-2f 1 „ jjdd fJoUjimdum.
Administrator’s Sale.
AGREEABLE to, an order of the Honorable l ,
the Court ol Ordinary of Thomas Countv, Ga.,
will be sold before the Court House door in i'Jiotn
asville, said Cminty, on the first Tuesday in" Febru
ary next, JI the lands amt negroes belonging to the
estate of William Mills deceased.
docß-40d] NANCY-MfILLS, Adm’x. I
Ccjal (Mwertisemcnts.
GEORGIA—TIi pus JjSCo unt y. ~~
. 9+ AI'RU. 26*1857,- .. ;
, TO the Honorable the Court o( Ordinary of Thom-
on tho estate of
X William, -flarwidk, late of aaid county deccss-;
ed respectfully sheffi tb that,'as Administrator as
aforesaid; he has fully disc barged all the duties re- I
qnired by the laws of said Btate—that he has made r
a Huai settlement of said estate by paying over the j
j foil amount of property, money, and effects in hand,
I belonging to the saunito ftffi b-gal distributes of
’ said estate. He therefore petitions to be dismissed
| from said administration.
’ JOHN \V. BARWKJK, Adm’r.
’ GEORGIA—Tliomas Connly.
Court of Ordinary, Ayril 22, 1857.
UPON hearing the above and foregoing petition.it
is ordered by the Court, that said -petition, together
; with this orjjt-r, b* published jn jbe Southern Kntcr
prise for the term of six months. 7j
•• npr2B] HENRY H. TQOKE, Ordinary.
GEORGIA—Tliomas jCouHty.
Court of Ordinaii, tianh 2, Itiyutar Term, 1857.
Duncan and dantkl mckinnon, exocu
- tonrvtf the and testuiileiit'tifTcß-r
i McKinnon deceased, haring this day tiled their pe
i titinns iu said Court for letters of Dismission from
said Executorship.
All persons interested are hereby notified to file
their objcctionif in said Court, if any they have to
said letters being granted, otherwise: said letters ol
dismiss'ou will be granted to said applicants, at a
rcgniarTenn of said Court, to be held at Thoinas
ville said comity', on the'first Monday in Oet’r next.
Given under my band and offirialsSgtiatnre at office
ipaa24-fnn] HENRY H. TOOkE, Ordinary.
GEORGIA—Thomas County.
May fitb, 1857.
To the Honorable the Court oLOrdinary ofThetnas*
comity:
rTIHE undersigned Kveeutof of the last Will and
JL Testament of Knnvh T. Raines late of said
county deceased, respectfully sheweth that as Exec
utor as Aforesaid, he has fitly discharged all the du
ties incumbent on him,a* directed by said hist will
and testament, and according so the. laws of said
State —that he has made a final settlement of said
estate.by pay ing- over the full amount of property',
money, and effects ih hand, Mdonging to the same,
to the legatees -of said estate. He, therefore, peti
tions to be dismissed from said Executorship. “
L. H. RAINES, Executor.
GEORGlA—Thomsss County.
Court of Ordinary. May (j, 1857.
Upon hearing the above and foregoing Petition, it
is opiered by the Court, that said petition, together
with this order, be published in the Southern Enter
prise, monthly for six months.
marl'd—Gm] HENRY H. TQOKE, Ordinary.
GEORGIA —Thomas Comity.
May stii, 1857.-
To the Utmornhlc the Court of Ordinary of Thomas
Connly:
THE undersigned Executor of the last Will and
Testament of Washington J. Sanders, late of
said county deceased, respectfully shetveth that, ns
Executor as af*esaid, he has fully: discharged all the
duties incumbent on him as directed hv said last
will ami testament, and according to the laws of said
State —that he has made a final settlement of said
estate, h,y pay ing over the full amount of property ,
money, and effects belonging to tlie same, to the le
gatees of said estate. - He, therefore, petitions so be
dismissed from said Executorship.
HENRY G* SANDERS, Executor.
GEORGIA—Thoums County.
- , Court of Ordinary, May*s, 18.57.
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 monthly for six mouths. - -
may 12-6in] HENRY 11. TQOKE, Ordinary.
GEORGIA—Tliomas County.
* JULY 3, A. D. 1857.
TO the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of said
coimt.f:
THE undersigned Trustee for the property and
effects of America A. C. Hamilton formerly,
afterwards AmerieaA. C. Redding, and now Amer’i
ca A. C. McGchee, respectfully sheweth that, as
Trustee as aforesaid,'be has nnule a full and final
settlement of all such property and effects which
ware in his bands, with the legally authorized repre
sentative of the estate of said America A. V. McGe
hec, by pay ing over tlie same into his hands, aud has
diseharg.vd fuliy his duty as snob Trustee, and that
he therefore petitions to he dismissed front said Triw
teesbip. WADE HAMILTON, Trustee.
GEORGIA—Thomas County.
Court of Ordinary, July J, 1857.
Upon hearing the above p tition, it is ordered by
the court that said pctitbdi, together w ith tiiis order
be published in the Southern Enterprise for the
term of forty davs from the date of first issue.
HENRY H. TOOKK, Ordinary.
A true extract from the minutes of said .court,
w A. 55 McCARDEL,
julv7-6t] Deputy Clerk Court qf Ordiuftlf.'-,
GEORGlA—Colquitt County.
Clirur OF ORIUXAKY, JUXK 1, 1857
MATTHEW C. DUKES, Administrator on the
estate of Patrick Price deceased, having this
day petitioned this Court fur letters ol di-.mission
from said Adniinis.ration,
.AM.. EfiWtOs iuteyeatgd are.ltcridiy potified to file
their objections in said Court, if any they have, to
said letters being granted: otherwise said letters
of dismission will lie granted to said applicant at a
regular Term of .said Court, to be held in Moultrie
in said county on the first Monday in December
next. HARDY Sf. CHASTAIN, Ordinary,
iuneff m . Gin.
tsßOKOlA—Thomas Comity.
SARAH STRINGER } .. .
vs / Equity in Tin inns
SMITH STRINGER, and A 0
Daniel E. Stringer Ex’r, Ac. ) S,, l K ' rM,r C,,urt -
IT appearing to the Court by the return of the
Sheriff that the said defendant, Smith Stringer,is
not to befiumd in void county : It is ordered that ser
vice be perfected by publication in a public Gazette
‘in said county, called the Southern Enterprise, once
a month flfr-tour months previous to the next Term
of-said Court, and the said defendant plead, answer
or demur, that deimir'mg alone at said Term of the
Court A. E. COCHRAN, J. S- C.
A true extract from the minutes of Court, this
June 12, 1857. } JARED EVEKITT, Clerk.
j llno 16 ~ in4m
EOIirA-Thomas County.
Court of Ordinary, July 18, 1857.’
A LEBED EAIKCLGTiI this day applies to this
lx. Court for letters of Administration on the es
tate of John Eairclotjq late of said county deceased,
All persons interested are, therefore, hereby noli-
M to file their objections itrsaid Court, if any they
have, to said fetters being granted: otherwise said
tetters will be grpited to said applicant, at $ regular
Term of said court, to, he held at'Thonmsvijla said
county, on the first MifnilftV in September next.
july2l-:todJ . HENRY H. TOOKE, Ordinary,
GEORGIA —Thomas County.
Court of Ordinary, July 1(5, 18,17.
X\rHEREAS John B. McDonald, Administrator
T 1 of the estate, both real and personal, of Chris
tiuil JlcDonald late of said county deceased, having
|mtiturned said court for letters of DitmiUiiou from
said Administration,
All persons interested nro, therefore, hereby noti
fied to file (heir objections ill said court, if any they
ha\e, to said letters being granted:, otherwise said
letters will he granted to said applicant, at a regular
Term of said court, to he held at Thoninsville, said
comity, on the first Monday in February, A. D. 1818.
under my official signature.
■ HENRY 11. TOOKE, Ordinary,
GEORGlA—Appling Connty.
COURT Os ORDINARY, JUJ.Y 28, 1817.
E, Administrator, and
AMANItA AVEATIIERLY, Administratrix, of
trie estate of Dane AWatfierlv deceased, thi* day po-
for Lettei'&.of jigirriKgtmr frniii stST
Adimmstration. j ..
AH person* are. therefore, hereby notified to file!
their objections in said court, if.nny they have.to sai 1 1
letters being granted: otherwise, they will be grant
ed to said, applicants, at a regular Term of said
court, to be held at. Holmesvilfe said counfy, on the
first Monday m February next.
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HE Books Will be open for the citizens to pay
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