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An examination has-beefy going *W or some days before the Comnnsaioner in the service of Gen. Walker. .Tames Conner, tsq. the District Attorney, condultedtlre ex amination on . the part of the Government, jFndMr. Mackey was defended by L. W. 6pratt, Esq- ‘T'ke result of the examination was that the defendant was bound over, in the sum of $3.-000, to answer at the January term of the U. S. District Court.— Char s lesion Courier. 1 v “ - ” Curdot, the FrenchEjtgineer, lias invent ed a Railroad car brake, which consists of a Meries of brakes acting upon the rails,instead Bf upon the wheels in the usual manner. It fia stated that by this arrangement he is en abled to check the motion of a train running fl at the rate of GO kiloipetres, or 3 miles i per hour, in the distance of 440 feet, without producing a sensible shock to the passengers on the train. FROM WABHIKOTOH. ‘ w Washington, Dee. 21.—The amount on • hand snbject to draft in the Treasury, is less ; than six millions-—have been reduced during i tire week upwards of, $600,000. Receipts S 9560.000. -> vrt -*’ IV*** - ■ - Ik •*’ *- ~ •ALUHTBT OF THX SPANIARDS AMD FOLKS ■ . Lola Montes thinks the Spafllaftls and Peliis the most gallant people in the world. In a recent lecture, at Tbiladfljpbia, she said: In Madrid she had seen the students throw down their cloak in the dust to form a carpet for a beautiful woman to cross th street up on, And it is not unusual to see the common people follow a beautiful woman with such exclamations as “Blessed be the mother that gave birth to such beauty,” And in Poland abe had seen a lady’s shoe taken from her foot and filled with champagne, and passed up and down the table by all the gentlemen for a drinking cup ; but this was a piece ol I gallantry'which could only be paid to a lady J who was celebrated for a beautiful .foot, k • M ’a. -i. . A GOOD MORSEL. K - ~ v to.-*, • * * *, ■ The other day the Mobile Tribune su’g- Sested the adoption of “ Morseotype” to in icate a telegraphic dispatch, instead of “ tel. •gram.” Upon this a correspondent writes the following to the Tribune : Friend Tribune I perceive you propose to adoptJbe.word “Morseotype” for a teleg -4 raph dispatch, instead of “ telegram.” Af £ low mo to suggest the word “ Morsco,” this being the pronunciation of the French word morccuMi’ or the word morsel—and which might occasionally bo used to imply a Morse 5 tell. . j Yours truly.* > ‘ Nbp nos. MARCH OF UtFBOYEMENI. . Sixty Patents were issued from the U. 8. Patent Office the last week. Three wore for machines “ to aid arithmetical calcula tions;” ono for “ feeding” the fffiur, mixing the material arid kneading doijgh;” several to fscitiatc violent death’ by means of “ many- rotating-breeeh fire-arms ’’arid “ projectiles for fire-arms. ” There was also Sate uteri an improvement “in the method of oattng horses. &c.. across riversa “ ma , chine for in ikiifg cigar-lightersand one for “ventilating rocking chairs;” an “ improve ment in a SciSsors-sharpencr,’ aud in “ candle snuffers.” . A GREENHORN on the locomotive. Mr. Snodgrass, Junior, has been “ scooting around’* at the “West,”and as some of his ex periences are rather amusing, we copy an extract as follows: “ When we got to the depot,l went aronnd to get a look at the iron hoss. Tbundera tioifT it Witr'nt noTnore like a hoss than a meetin’-house. If I was goin’ to describe the animulc, Pd say it looked like—well, it looked like—darned if I know what it look ed ljke unless it was a regular ho devil, snor tiil’ smoke all around,, and pantin’, and heav in’ and swelliu,’ and chawing coals like ttVcy was good. A felljFyJtood in a housc-like, feedin’himxHjJj/tinVe ; but the more h got the more he wanted, and the more be snorted. After a spell tbe feller catched him by the tail, and great Jericho! he set tip a yell that split the ground for more’n a mile and a half, and the next rnihit I felt my legs a waggin’, and found myself at tother end of the string o’ vehickles. I wasn’t skered, but. J had three chills and a stroke of palsy in less than five minits, and thy face had a curious brownish-yeller-green bluisli color in it, which was perfectly unac countable. ‘ Well,’says I, “comment issu pnr-Jtuous,’ and I took a seat in tbe nearest w aggin’,.or car, as they call it—a consumed long, thing, with a string of pews down each side big enough to hold a bout a man and a half. Just as I sat down, toe noM hollered twice and started off like a Mreak pitchin’ me head first at the Stom *ch of a big Irish woman, and she gave a tremendous grunt, and then catched me by the head, and crammed me under the seat; the Cars was a jumpin’ and tearin’ along at nigh onto forty thousand miles an hour, and every body was a bobbin’ up and down like a mill saw, and every wretch on ‘em had bis mouth wide open and looked like they was laffin’, but l couldn't bear nothin;’ the cars keptrauch a racket. Bimcby they Rtopped all at once, arid then such another lass busted out d’ them passengers as I never hero be fore. Laflin’ at me, too, that’s what made me mad, and I was mad*as thunder, toor- It ris up,and shakin’ at ’em, says I, ‘t-k ----dief and gentlemen, look a-here! I’m a peac able stranger— ’ and away the darn train wenPlike jmall pox was in'town, jerking me. down in the seat witlwi whack like I’d been thrown from the moon, and their cussed month’s flopped open, and the fellers went to bobbin’ tip and down again. 1 put on- an air of maghanimous contempt like, and took no more notice df ’em, and very naturally went to bobbin’ up and down myself.” * —■ - ■ ■ ■ The grand error of life is, we look too far; we scale tke lieAvens*-we dig dowft’ to the centre of the earth for-systems—and we for got ourselves. Truth lies before us; it it itl the highway path, and the ploughman treads on it with clouted shoes. * Cqjif-, Tennyson, the poet, is said to boa hope less vicUm to the use of opmjm. • The best mado of revenge iswt to^mi- _a,art i, &■, warn On> December, the IS, 1867, by tho YLev. M. C. Their union with thy favor crow u : And bless the nuptial bends. , With gifts of grace tbejrjbearts endow, Os ail the rich dowries best; Their substance bless and peace bestow, ” - - To swedteh all the rest. ‘ y In purest love their sools unite, ~ That the/ with Christian care, May make domestic burdens light, By taking mutua^ share, f In the city “of Key West, Florida, on the Bth inst., Mr. Jamks M. BttACKWKrf,,* aged about fifty five years, v €an b 4 & a 1 1*. ..... ,- .■ ...... ■•. ■■■—•yyrrpi - *' “-v X® the Totems of Thomas County: FKLlow-Cm/kns :—I respectfully annouuce myaelf as an independent candidate for the Office of Tax Collector at tbe election in January next, and will be thihkful for your support. ‘ r. , dec22tde] Wit. 8. VASK. To the Voter* of Thoima* County: Fellow-Citizens k—l respectfully announcemy aelf as an independent candidate for re-election to Km office of Clerk of the Superior and Inferior Court of Thomas county, and will be thankful for your support at the election iu January next. decls-tde) JARED EVERITT. ANSEL DEKLE annouiices himself as a candidate for Clerk of toe Superior and Inferior Courts of Thomas county. Every voter in the couuty knojvs his""politics. Election iu January, dec 15 ’ 2t - -.4- j —-—: —44 —* * To the Voters df Thomas County. JOHN J. IVEY announces h'imself as a candi date fig Sheriff of Thomas county at the election in January next. (decJstde ’ —• Independent Meinocratic Ticket. To the Voters of Thomas Covwtv:— *'tlUne- GUizetu l am an Independent-Democratic Candi date for tbe office of Sheriff ofyjour county, at the ensuing election in January. James D. Smitb will be my deputy if elected.,, , declS • F. W. JOHNBON. To the Voters of Thomas Connty: * Fellow-Citizens—l atn a candidate for Sheriff of Thomas County, at the ensuing January.election, dqpltde) ALEXANDER J. SMITH. M. SAVAGE an nouuces himself as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Thomaa county. Election in-January. < - - - (novlOtde ” friends of ’THOMAS 1). JETT are authorised to annonnee liirii as a candi date for the offiee of Sheriff of Thomas ooutlfy, tilt the ensuing election in January. f nov24tde ‘t'o the Voter* of Lowndes county: BY request of my friends, I announce my name as a candidate for the ojgcft of Receiver of Tax-Re turns of Lowndes County,%t the ensuing January eWction. Should it please the people to honor hie with the election I pledge myself to compensate them for the favor they bestow by dieehargiug the duties of the office w ith fidelity and zeal. nov24tde) J, \V. HAKRELL, • Special* Nuticcs. t i?” The Weekly Picayune—Published on Mondays, by Lujisden, Kendall & Cp.,No:6G Camp street New Orleans. Terms of the PicayuneWeekly—ss a year, single copies 121 cents. Daily—sl2 a year in ad vance. v * [mar24tf IFWhat our Neighbors say of Dr. M’ Lane’s Celebrated Liver PiUs. New YogK, August 30,1852. We, the undersigned, having made trial of Dr. M’Laue’s Celebrated Liver PUIs, prepared by Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, must acknowledge that if is the bestrmedicine for Bick Headache, Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint, that we have ever used. We tike pleasure in reemnmending them to the public: and are confident that if those who are troubled with any of tile above complaints will give them a lair trial, they will uot hesitate to acknowledge their beneficial effects. • Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. 9TLane's Celebrated Liver Pillt, manufactured by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa. There are dlher Pills pur porting to be Liver , Pills now before’the public.— Qr. M’Laue’s Genuine Liver Pills, also his celebra ted Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores. None genuine without the signature of Fleming bros. Sold by E. Seixas,and Palmer & Bro. Tliotnagvillo and by one Agent in every town in the South. f43] ‘ Nem ‘Aboertwcmetilß. . Butter, Cheese, Ac. B 8 English Dairy Cream Cheese; 80 Barrels Irish Potatoes; 2 bpls. Onions; 40 Barrels Flour, 8, F. Extra und.double Extra; 6 Kitta mess Mackerel; 3 Boxes Codfish; 3 Barrels Buckwheat Flour ; 8 Boxes Lsyflr Raiteus ; 20 Boxes Soda and Sugar Crackers; 8 Boxes Fig Paste and Grape Drops ; 50 Boxes Gnara Jelley ; with a full assortment of Catsups, Sauces, Olives, &c. “ ?*•; dec22] EDWARD REMINGTON. Tax Notice-Last Call. * T WILL attend at Jhonmsyille on Monday ‘and t Tuesday, tbe 4th and sth of January next. At Duncanville- ‘.. .Wednesday. January 6th. At Glasgow Tharasday, “ 7th. At (irooverville T “ Bth. AtfirooTervllle Court ground,Saturday, “ 9th. At Swain’ijßpurt-grdnnd... .Tuesday, “ 12th. JOHN G. LINDSEY. Tax Collector. OcVkßClA— Thomas Connty. Court of Ordinary, December 18, J 857. TTENiq MeCROAN this day makes application U to this Court tVr letters of Administration on The estate g( Thomas McCroan, late of satd county deceased, All persons interested are, therefore, herebyloti fied to file their objections in said Court, if any they have, to said letters being granted: otherwise said letters will be granted to said applicant, at a regular Tenrt of said court, to be held in ThomasviUe said eounty, on the first Monday in ijpbruary n.ext. ; Given under my band and official signature. dec22-30dj HENRI’ H. TOOIyE, Ordinary. *, -t - - Executor’s Sale. •. i . •..? • VAriLL be sold before the Court House dor in ff thq town nf Warcsboro, W"are county, on the first Tnesdny in E'ebruary next, within tL legal hours of sale, the following property lo wit: *Nefl|V a negro woman about forty five years old ; Peaoline, t woman aboutao vears old, and Sam a hoy, about 4 years old. Sold under an order of the Court of |*<fec2B-0d) •>: JDSEI’H 4*UTEN, Ex’r. , i c ~ WILLIAM F 111 HLHT coed to sell a large and well aelceted stock of goods at the ok! stand of said Firm at cost for cash AU persons indi‘bt. (i to tbe*late Firm, either by note, or account, will come forward aud'settle np to save cost ; : W. F. HUBERT. Thoinaivifle, <a&., Dec. 18. .it Notice. A LL persona interested will take nofice that on A the first Monday in March uext.l will apply to the Court of ordinary of Colquitt county fur h ave to •ell the lands belonging to Ae estate nf Daniel W. HoHandiatuof aaid couoty deceawsd. <lec22-2m 1 HENRY HOLLAND, Adni'f. Ss^: — IU persons Indebted “to the estate of Daniel W. A.- Holland deanaae<Lt.will I |nke immediate settle; nuthehtieStod, in terms of tbe law ifi aueh cute made a HENRY HOLLANIT Adm-r. NhUce.* “ rpHE undersigned wiil be in Tbomasvilleon the first Monday and Tuesday in January next, for the purpose of settling up the business of the Herts *of MCINTOSH* A. CAVK and will bo glad to see all persons indebted to aaid firmwltber by note or account. He may be found at tbb old stand, now occupied by W. B. Clark U, or^gA,V 8 &.. ’ 1 Administrator’s Sale. kkTILL be sold oil the first Tuesday in Febrnary TI next, before the Court House door in Troup vilie, Lowndes county, Georgia, within the legal hours of sale, all tbe lands and negroea belonging-to tbe estate of C. J. Blaloqk, late of aaid couty de ceased. Also the undivided interest of said deceas ed in’ the lands and uegfdei, belonging to the firm f Blalock & Dallia. Sold for the benefit of the heir* and creditors. Terms’ made known ou the day of sale. * ‘ - -•-, A j-A JOHN A- doe22] JOHN McMULLAN Administrator’* Sale. “IXfILL be sold before the Court-house door in VV Thomaavtile, on the first Tuesday in February next, within the legal hours of Sale, cSf/eTiHlfof lot of land, number seventeen, in the 13tlf district of Tho mas cmmtyr eoirtainingrtwohundred dud forty-five acres, more or leaa. as the property of Joseph Walk er, late of the State of Alabama deceased. Sold tor the purposeof division among the heirs and distrib utees of said estate. Terms made known on the day of sale. 1 dec22tds] F. W. JOHNSON. Adm'r, takdK bum-. YXpILL be sold before the Court-house door iu the 1V town of Thoniasvilie, on tlie first Tuesday in February next, within the legal house of sale, one house and lot in the sown of ThomasviUe, kuown and distinguished as part of'lot number two, in square letter F, in said-town of Thoronaville, as the property of John Humphries, Sold for the benefi t of the heirs and creditors of said deceas ed. Terms'madc knowti on the day of sale.'"* f frit dec22tdal F. W. JOHNSON. Adm’r.• A/f AY Heaven smile on every man that owes IVJL McLEXDON A LOWEBY any njonoy who cmiSesup and pays them promptly You au know they need it to pay their debts with. ■ I’- O” McLEXDON. Offic e Atlaiitii” A Gulf It. It- Cos. 4 j; .* December 4,1857. The first InstaHment of Twenty per cent, on the stock of tlie Atlantic &. Gulf Railroad Company is hereby called, to be paid at the Company’s Office in Savannah,'on the 14th day of January, jBS8 v In asmuch us the subscription of the State cannot be paid until tile private stock bidders’ shall have paid their installment*, itis hoped there will he no delay ou their part iu responding to this call. dec!s J. P. SCREVEN. President. * Office Atlantic & Gulf R. It. Cos. December 4. 1857. ’ The Board of Directors of “the Atlantic & Gulf -Railroad Company will elect an Engineer, a Secre tary and Treasurer, at Milledgevilh-, on the 28th day of ’December. Approved bond aud Security will hi: required of the Secretary and Treasurer. Applicants witl address the undersigned. dvelfitf J. D.-SCREVF.N, President. Select School. THE undersigned having taken Mr. Dyson’* Acad emy for the ensuing year, proposes to open a select school, commencing the first Monday in Jan uary next. The number of scholars will be limited and tuition will be fifty dollars per Scholastic year. Boys will be prepared for College, for pruiiaaaional or businesa life. . The .discipline of tbe school will be strict, and no Intervention will be permitted be tween teacher and scholar, no schotar taken for less than one quarter. ‘ - ... . f -. . - v.. .. .. Extra*. French or Italian, fivedollars per quarter. Civil Bugineeriug with Draughting, five dollars per quarter. Bookkeeping, five dollar* per quarter. * dec!s-4t] ... EUGENE L. HINEB. Baptist Female College, ctTfffipT"” Spuing lerm begins Second Monday in Janua>y and ends Fiiist Wednesday in July. Parents who wish tbelr daughter* to receive thor ough instruction in solid, or any -brauch of the Orna mental Department, are invited to visit the Institu tion, aud sue its every day operation*. . fte**.’ % Ample provision i* made for Boarding. CaUlogaea containing full information ean.be ob tained from the President, decls-4t) R. D. MALLORY. SSO HMIW ATI T>. R ANA WAY, on tbe 29th ult., from my plantation in Madison county, Florida, the following MB described negroes BEN, a boy about 23 year* iR old, about 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high weighing eH about IBH pounds, front teeth projects, with a very’ wide space.between the two first, has about half 1 of the toe next to his great toe eat off on one foot.— BILL, a boy 21 yetfrs old, 6 foot 2 inches high,weigh ing. about 190 poutids, no particular mark remember ed, but has every mark of manhood. LUKE, a boy J 2 years old weighing about 100 pounds, very black with very white teeth and when spoken to has some difficulty in speaking. I will pay twenty dollars for tbe apprehension of either ol the twitiirxt named and ten for the last, delivered.at my place or confin ed m sometgafe jail, so that limy get them. ’ *vJ JAMfiS B. BTRI FLING. Madison Cpuntyy Florida. (dec!stf GEORGlA—Lowndes County. TWO months after date, application will be made to tbo courtguf Ordinary for Lowndes county, for leave to sell the east half of the west half of lot land number 329, in the 13th diitriet of Lowndes county, belonging to tbe estate of Elizabeth Connell dect?si<ML jriccls-Bod> JQHN J. PIKE, Ex’r. > GEORGIA —Thomas Couuty. Court of Ordinary, December 7, 1857 WHEREAh,;EIfjah Wade, AdministzaU.r on tbe T I estate, both real apd personal, of Howell Pea °“ck. Wg f said ciiunty deceased, having petitioued said Court ryr Letters of Bitnriasion from said Ad ministration, ‘ ’,.3 A tit’’ - h fi and ■ nU b C * ,^ r^’ th l^ re ’t b Tbl’ have to said letters being granted: otherwise; said letters will he granted to said applicant, at a 1 regular Term ol said Court, so be held m ThomasviUe said, county, on the first Monday in July next, (1S&8.) ‘• saar SIXTY day* after date, to-wit* March Term; 158,1 shall apply to the Court ol Ordinary of Thomas count/, Georgia, for an order granting leave to sell tbe lahda belonging to tb ! e*tatc of Stephen Atkinson, late of said county deceased. i dccls) CILUI-Vfv SL\GLLTAKY,Ai’F. milE suliseriber intendin. removing fton: tliis <•<•- JL tion of Georgia, arid ffißhy notifies all personaij indebted to biu hy noth or Swouht to conic forward and settle at once. ‘J Wte I m **f***'lftß. - PONDER. ;? ■ ■•jjrr ’“"e - f r.-i a TnAW^riSitut i a ‘fnilE above New Hotel, in Alim,n . 1 terminus of the Georgia. A Florida . Rail road;! too w open for tlie reception JSMfc of the Traveling Public. M IHsL -Tbe House and Furniture a- rntifely imiH new ai.deannot lie cxeelled hy any Hotel in the State. The PronrieGT is determined to make it the BEST HOTEI/Ml Both-Wesfor Georgia, by strict ’attention to his Guests, iuteuds meriting the publicpatrouage.j.. ■ . dee l-3mj (}. \Y, CKI’MMEY, Propncttir. gia, on the first Tuesday in January next, witbin Jlo legal hour* of sale, the following property. viiti-U A One lot of land, nwoberlimr hundred and ton,” (410) in the itSurt. of, originally Irwin now Haw E.’ Fountain, to satis!)’ Ono ft fa, issued from Berrien Superior Court, In favor of D. 0: A A. Coat & Cos. vs said Fountain—said land welHmprovod. - Also, to Spanish Pauua horse, oie yfo Os oxer and cart.leviedwn as tfie property of James J. Foun tain, to satisfy one fi fa, tssnwl from the-Superior Court of Berrien county, in inf-r of D. C. A A. Cisit & Cos. y* said James J Fountain. Property pointed out by defendant. , decl) f JOHN ariIPBTILL.-Sheriff. Cash on colion to New Iferk. THE Subscriber will makeliboral cash advance* on shipmenta of cotton to Messrs. Brower St Caldwell, Next York. decß-tf) EDWARB REMINGTON Notice to Everybody. Dll. A. W. ALIJEN’S CELEBRATED SOUTHERN lallffIMBNT, IS A CERTAIN REMEDY for Strains, Sprains, Rheumatism, N?ura'gia. Cranifo Nervous Head- Ache, Sore Throat. Stiff Neck, Tooth-Ache, Pain in the Head, Se.alda and Burns, nr any thing like erup tion* on the flesh.,.n .’ A. IF jf--’ Also, for ail disease* to which horse* are subject. Dr. Allen’* All-Healingf Ointment, 18 a certain cure ‘for Ring-Worm*, Scratches iir horses, Grcese Heel, Thrush, Collar and Saddle (ialli : and nil fl.-sh Manufactured by Dr. A: W. ALLEN, Columbus’, Gt For l saie in ThnmWin<>,~by Baum & Bhiff; in Mnntlcello, by Palmer A Bro., ami in Troopville, by T. W. Ellis. . A. W. ALLEN. TL 1Z SIOO RXIWABJD! RaJAWAY from tlie subscriber in Jefferson Cos , Florida, on the 14th instant, my mulatto boy CHARLES, about thirty-five years of age, rather dark mulatto, about five feet eightinehe* high, well propartionod iu size, speak* slowly aud is by trade a blacksmith. wss broughtVrom Alabama U> Phoroas comity, Ga., near a year. ago. by Janies B. Hooten, Esq., aud sold to me a few months since.—r He m*y try to make his way back to Alabama, where he was formerly owned, and has worked for Henry Hicka m Mafcou eounty Alabama, for Fiwm Freemen in Montgomery c.smty, Alabama, and for John Merriluin Lowndes county Alnbama, and also for bis former owner near Orion, PikfWminty, Ala bama. I will give a reward Os One Hundred Dub lars for the iK-tivery of said b,>y Charb-s at my plan tation in Jefferson county, Florida; dr Fifty Dollars for his delivery in any safe jail so that Iget.bim in possession. Address me at Monticello, Jefferson County, Florida. i *■ ’ •••,•-••'>’ novl7tf) JOHN FINLAYSON.” y iqiiw goods. THE subaoriber-is now receiving a Urge assort ment of choice Fresh Goods, amongst which are the following: Preserves— Pine Annies, Raspberries, Peaches, ■■ Qiritices, Giliger and Citrons* t xV JellCfS —Guava, Currant and Quince. Dried Frufit—Malaga, Lager aud Sultan Raisins, v. Currants, Figs and Prunes. Hcrmetlcallr —Sealed ii<s>ds, 8a mon, saused Shad. Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines fresh 1 Varb.es, Pine. Apples, Raspberries, Green Peas and Tomatoes. Nats—Almonds, Brazil, Pecan, Filberts and Coco , , . nut*. * Pjckles, Catsups, Olives, Capers, Olive Oil. Miicea roni and Oeremciili; Farina, .Soda, Butter, Sugar ‘and Cream Crackers; choice Wines, Liquors, Port er, Ale and Cider in bottles; Sugars, chewing and smoking Tobacco, and Snuff. TOYS. A Urge assortment of Dolls,'Work Boxes, Cabases, flaskets, Tin Toys etc., etc. f , Also a splendid assortment of Merschatrfn, Turk ish, German and American Pipeiu All the above, besides a Urge assortment of other Goods in my lino of business, sold on verv reasona ble terms by JOHN STARK. Tbomasville, Niwenfber 10,1867. F-E*..>s- 7 tf Administrator’* Anie. ‘ A to an order of foe Court of Ordin il. ’ ary of Thomas cmmty, will toe sold before -the Court House door iu ThomasviUe, Thomas eounty, Georgia, within legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in January next, the following lota of Land tie wit: Nos. 248, 272, 273, 286, and 160 acres oflot No. 233, move or leas, and tbe undivided half of bit No. 328; all of said lands being iu the 18tb District of originally Early now Thomas county, known *s the property of Peyton Walden deceased. Also at the same time and place, twenty-five like ly negroes, consisting of men, women and children; all sold as the property of Peyton Walden deceased. Sold for the purpose of division. Terms made known on the day of sale. nov2-40d) J. C. BROWNING, Adm’r. Notice. aiF-jG -1 SIXTY days.after date application will be jnade | to the Court of Ordinary of Lowndes county, Georgia, for leave to tell the land and negroes of the estate of C. J. Blalock deceased. dec I-tfodj \ Mmn h Notice., A LL persons are hereby notified not to trade ll for two note* made bjrtbe undersigned, payable to J. J. Jones, or bearer, for tbe sura o? fifty dolUrs each: both dated February'26tb, IBf/t, and due one day after date. ‘The consideration of said notes having failed, I will pot pay them onless compelled bylaw, JOHN 8. EVANS. Tronpville, Dec. Bth, 1857. 3t Guardian's Sale. A G REE ABLE to an order ol the Honorable the XX. yourt of Ordinary of Thomas county,-'Geor gia, will be sold before the Court House ‘door at ThomasviUe,"said County, on the first Tuesday of February next, all the .lands lying and being in sW County, belonging *pLouisa J. Hurst a minor, and daughter of Tboma* Hurst. doeß-40ri), GABRIEL WILPON. Guardian. Selling oft at Cost. THE Subscriber offers his stock of good*, aIF or any portion of them at cost fiu- cash or for pa per to be paid promptly on the first day of January next- Not bemg able to culleet money from those w hose notes and accounts are brag past dtai he ig induced to make this sacrifice in the sale of his stock of good* to par his debt*. Bargain* may bo bad, and be invites all good pay ing customers to to call in and avail themselves of tbe opportunity now offered to get goods at New York Cost, at the epportnsitftr will cease after, the firrt day Jmuw, ,eM , _ He bopuft, moreover, that hi* patrons who are in arrears for previous years will feel themselves po litely dganw/when thpy read this, and wilfcnll at the Captain* office and pay up, or otherwise tbe of fice may be removed ere you sre swarsqf jt. • Thomdavllle, Dec. 91$$® *’ W * > *v ~ ■ /AN tbe second of November, j mile east el | U Glasgow, Thomas County, Ga„ a flea-bßter p „ M- 8. MdNTOSIf. I Glasgow, TbomM Cos., GS eDcc. BAb, 1837. _ 3t We will take ukMilre in ihowlni our goods to Groceries and Provisions. ] —-Cpefrjr, Port, Claret, (iript, m George K. Walker, J Tt <W#W *’ *’ Thomas PoWellj Eiwj,, ) v ■ Augustus Bteeie ‘k<i Yvdfir Kern H nils These are* therefore Wcltp xnH iwlinfinuh nil ■ , ’ ~ fv ® preserwea | ters should not be granted: otherwise they will be Given under niv hand nnd official be 2d IV7 7 u ‘ w n. H*l iLfc, Ordinary. in th<i legal fiourM>f Kiln.Til/tiio iH’r)J*’b*Umg\njt tv dtH'oawol. Uli TfaomviUe, X0y.,17. (K r >) Mid seventy tem off of th<-'iouth-tveet corner of number eighty-finny {BO ift lying in the Fnnr teeuth Di.trict of Thon.u rouiUy/ Bold the roifeiSr‘^-S*to^S|3 UortlO.) DAKIKL ROBERTS. AJm'r. i o tj^ro6iX t, pf yy ;v r^i\zr • A), IVtbeMroe time ,us OOT * G**nli#n , like* ml young. ’ (SwaMM™* puie .J|Our*i#, V h^r^j^SS pStTmc, -niju. jfIBIBpL v ‘t .; /T> _ eee . ’ <i v f vOuImS l . %#OSfl self with eve|7 thing necessary tbs the rottopMi** - ■ r oototo of Cynthia f or Sale. “ ‘ K * | i(j|y 2| ts • -v, RUrtjkMf • . .’ jx /fcK A.t.l .UK ITTOV Affinr X to the Honors I>lthe Cohrt liw beliiff *ll* the reel ftat*'tk* longing to the eat*u! of Lo wMdICMi 0€ 1 Ordinary, rented to -iocftfo *