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e,i ;ts with the (iherok -c tiutiun of Indiana wits
considered and passer].'
House resolution lor the r<~- oiotmeiw of a
joint committee of five merVi:! of tbe House
and of tho Hoo to prepare an ad
dress to the peojdc of tie U. {••derate &tat«s ;
assuring them <f the urviU-.ratn* d' c mi na
tion of CoogrtPi to aonti • \ V! “”‘ Is<
eryy. tie o.ruggle /or lad pent* ace, etc., was
concurred in. nf
The bill to authorize the coDKd.uation ot
companies, battalions and ntgsDietits, ttas ui
ther considered.
• HOME- JAN. IS.
Tbe House took up the bill to provide for
laying a specie export duty on cotion and to
bacco.
The question was, on the motion of Mr. Mar
shall, oi Kvr;t i-ry, to :vomwi the trill, with
instructions to report a bill fuzing'nil the cot
ton and tobacco in tho country on Government
account. It was adopted : yeas Ui, nay, 31.
The Military Committee reported back the
Senate joint resolutions of than! • to General
Stand VYatie and Colonel G-re>. and their efii
cere and men, for brilliant achievements in the
.Indian Territory.
AUo. the Senate joint resolution of thanks to
Brigadier Gemual John H. Williams, and the
officers und men under his command, for the
brilliant victory gained by them at
on the 2d of October, 1864, with an amend
ment making it move comprehensive. Iteth
of which were unanimously adopted.
The House passed a Senate bill to regulate
the pay of lieutenants of the navy while com
manding on shore, giving them the same pay
as when on board ship.
The Chair announced the following as tire
Special Cominitl con the {exchange ol Prison
ers : Messrs, illaishall, of Kentucky : Perkins,
of Louisiana; Gilmer, of North Carolina;
Clark, of Missouri; and Kuu.- ten, of Virginia.
A series of patriotic resolutions adopted by
the Texas Legislature, were introduced, and
ordered to be spread upon the Journal.
BKKATE-—JAN. 20.
The Committee on Finance reported a bill
extending tbe jurisdiction of the St te Collector
of Mississippi over Eastern Louisiana, which
was considered and passed.
The same committee also reported back, with
amendment, House Lilt to authorize the estab
lishment of an office of deposit in connection
with the Treasury.
'The amendment was agreed to and the bill
was parsed.
The Committee on Military Affairs reported
the lollowing bill, which was passed :
A Bill to amend tho not entitled “ All act to
organize forces to serve during the war,”
approved February 17th, 1864.
The Congress of the Confederate States of
America do enact, That so much of the fifth
, Hu r;iion of said act as provides that the persons
mentioned therein shajl not bo required to per
form military service crut of the Mate in which
they resale, fre suspended until tho second
Monday after the meeting of. the next session
of Congress.
Thm consideration of the Senate bill to “pro
vide for the reorganization of companies, bat
talions and regiments in certain cases,” was
resumed, but without taking definite action,
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE—JAN. 20.
A resolution was offered to allow tho agents
of tire tax in kind rations in addition to their
pay and allowances. Referred.
A resolution was introduced that the privi
lege of the writ of- habeas corpus ought not to
be suspended except in extreme cases. 'The
resolution was lost-. 1 war then referred to
the Judiciary Commit!.. •.
Tho following were referred : Resolution to
increase the bounty of enlisted men of- the
murine corps ; assigning to the navy a portion
of the tax in kind; bill for increasing the rank
anil pay of Judge Advocate;-; increasing the
nay of free negroes impressed into the govern
ment service ; exempting from tax it ion certain
districts of Slir*isM.ppi*devas cm! by th ene
my ; paying to tbe wives and families of sol
diers in "captivity the pay now ; tier due
tdem; to discharge from tho -• ■ ■ all versons
over the age of 46 n.ud iJI m: lx - . tho re
serves.
Too Committee on CL 1 for
auditing and paving clai; «
Bureau iu the Trans-Mi • it.
Also, from tho same r: for
the auditing and pay mm.. of < V proper;;,
authenticated. Ordered • 1 ,-•••* •••
A resolution was adopted iuidxucltng the
Committee on Ways ami ; V;i:m to report a hill
requiring the receipt of four ] < > < nt. cwtifi
catos in payment of t rxrs du: in 1 sU, though
not tendered until subsequent to J--n. 1, 1865.
The House passed the Senate bill to extend
the time 1 r allowing the President to take
State .Reserves from oue State to another for a
limited period—yeas 03, nays 10.
7low Shall Ivh I'lld the Army?—The first
should be, to stop tho ii-q.-ressment ol
fotnl at prices beltiw tho market value. Let
the Gov'.ernmeat continue to ■be a preferred
customer, trtt let* it pay the fv.it value of the
products it requires. Look at tho impress
incut priors quotudln (sis number, and teU.uH
if production cau be'kept up at any such rates?
iremember, tot), that oi iaio they are seldom
paid for, even in currency, but in certificates
of quarternmsters. Ac., tor which the planter
is often glad to get half the face i,f them in the
currency, depreeiafed as it is tills tue “just
compensation ’ conttinpiC.icd in the Constitu
tor, in the case of priv tie properi-y taken for
public uses The next thing ct >n!d be to send
back eve. rv farmer that is d-ndied for light
duty, and encourage him to is. ike all the food
possible, by paj’tog'the led v ue ot b. A
third way te iucres ß e the supply of provisions
is, instead of impressing more bones, to dis
mount about twothircs of tie’ cavalry, bend,
therefore, their horses back into 'he torn-Helds.
Jn this way, the hoi-, will m.ike, instead of
consuming food. A cavalry ii-aivo will con
sume about as much as cefeu men. On the
farm, they would enable thirty or forty addi
tional acres to be worked, and increase in
stead .■ *
It the present suicidal plan of supplies is
persisted in—li mere sen-bole counsels do not
speedily prevail— and cure is not taken to pro
tect the producer, both iro.n jy.dage by the
troops, and in ids undoubted v :.id to the full
maiket value of bis probuo. p-oduetion will
continue to diminish, until u- thing is ma.ie
beyond what is of aV.einte poisons! necessity
to the grower. We shall soon be desti*iife of !
dour, meat, corn, salt, i.nd the upshot will be j
a choice between starvation, ml iug . ion, sub- :
miss on and expatriation-—all ot wahb.by a
lb tie wise forethought, cou.n nave been, mid
can buH be, avoided. Keen now it is rumored
that Mother more sivVepmg order is on: ter
*?, a _ -,f of horses, than which a move
tue Impressmen t « uUI U[)lefs , |
suicidal meas> >* k- into the army, and
be to put all the.negi- ... ,
feed the people with (.-on. ’• ''. . .1
most considerable product n, ‘ j- ’
lata years. , •.,, I
We tpmk earnestly. If (his war f>: lUu< - j
pendetice fails; if, with our magnificent 1.-
sources in money, menus and gallant hearts, ;
with which tbe contest commenced, our coun- j
try is subjugated, aud we endure a national ,
extinction, suicide will-be the manner of our j
political death. Our cr.se. though critical, is I
far from desperate, if. by a Fabian policy, cur
armies are saved, aud if. iu ever-, possi de way, ;
the growth of food and the production of stores j
is properly encouraged, 'ihis war cannot be j
kept up without food. Even the scmciiy. to a
certain degree, of the single article oi nit for a j
very short time, would compel us,if it could I
n o,‘ otherwise be obtained, to make terms with
the eu cn 'y- or cut our way out of the country.
A Boldi-k r ’ 8 entire v»ges now.wiUn.it more,
ihau supp'. v his 1 -y wii 1 salt aud .. - '.ry
medicinea at present rates. Ao:.: . m l uliiva
ior.
Dahlia? are like .‘he most beautiful women I
without i.itelWiuac’y. They strike you with
astonish inert bv their exterior splendor, but
ure miserably destitute of those properties ,
which distinguish and ren 'v. aavatee loss i in■ -
posing flowers. Had nat-ir • given the nr- j
graneeol the rA or e.iyto te daMia, it ,
would have boon the st m taniu «£»««*
the garden: but, war, D" S' scent, it is like « fine |
woman without mind. 1
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NORTHERN NEW’S.
. iicuu-E, Feb 11.
A special to the twister from ben.tohia,
the 11th..hays; , VIRTe
Memphis papers of the Hh and
been received. ,
The Herald's Washington special says that
those in a position to know regard the resuit
of the peace negotiation as very far from a to
tal failure.
The Washington Chronicle says the only con
}] >; o n to honorable peace has been declined by
the Rebel Commissioners— that condition being
the restoration of the Federal Union and obe
dience to the laws cf Congress.
The Times special says Lincoln assured the
Commissioners that if tbe South would return
to the Union under the Constitution, they
would ire treated with the utmost liberality,
but without that recognition, the war must and
would go on.
Neither side yielded a hairs breadth.
Lincoln and Seward returned to Washing
ton and the result of the conference was laid
before the Cabinet, who endorsed Lincoln's
course, and arc unanimous in the determination
that the war must continue.
The Commercial’s Washington special snyz,
it is asserted that Lincoln will issue a procla
mation, showing the result of the peace nego
tiation, and urging the people to fill up tire
. ranks for a more vigorous prosecution of the
war.
Gold at New York on the 6th was 213.
Northern papers, including the evening edi
tion of the Baltimore American, of the Sth
received. v
The Yankees admit considerable loss in the
battle of Hatober’s Run, but claim that the
Confederates lost heavily.
The object o? the movement not developed
lion. H. S. Foote arrived in New *York on
Tuesday, still in custody. His destination is
reported to be a military destination. lie re
fuses to take the oath, and expveses a dzsire to
emigrate to Sonora.
Major Henry Gilmer was captured .near
Mooriield recently.
Site Government of Brazil has issued a de
• cree excluding the Shenandoah from the ports
of the Empire.
Seward's answer in the case of the Florida
had not been received.
Burley, the Lake Erie raider, has been sur
rendered to the United States by the Canadian
authorities.
T lie Memphis Bulletin of the 10th says that
G B Davis who was identified at Newark, Ohio;
as the Keeper of the Military prisiou at Ander
sonville, Ga., and confessed that he was bearer
of despatches from Richmond to Canada, has
been sentenced to bo hung on Johnson's Is
land, on the 17 th of February.
Major Gen. Pope ha3 been assigned to the
command of the Military Division of Missouri,
with headquarters at St. Louis.
- A New York telegram says that forty thous
and persons whose names had been enrolled
lor the dralt iu that city cannot be found.
Orders have been received\from Washing
ton to organize a force iu each Congressional
District in Kentucky to exterminate the guer
illa bands.
Nows from Northern Mexico gives rise to
many speculations ns to the intentions of N»
poleon, and are a cause of much uneasiness.
A. Nashville correspondent says Thomas’
army is being mounted for rapid movements
through Alabama.
Selma, Columbus and Mobile are mentioned
as the principal objective points.
The Republican cautions its readers against
being sanguine of early peace.
The London Times denies having encouraged
any . . ~ England’s intervention iu Ameri
can affair*'.. It does not think such a move
ment war ever entertained a moment by the
government, and it would lie a fatal step.
Parliament meets on the 7th February.
MORE ABOUT BLAIR'S*MISSION.
Richmond, Feb. 10.
Mr. Benjamin in the course of his speech
yesterday, stated what passed In tire interview
between the President and Mr. Biair. The
President gave him a letter as follows :
Sir : I put down now in writing what I have
said to you in words. lam ready to confer
for peace. If I had any assurance that any
commissioners would be sent to meet und treat
with ours I would send commissioners for the
purpose of devising peace for our two countries.
Tho answer of President Lincoln to this note
was as lollows :
As yon have shown to mo a note brougb
with you from Richmond, you may say to Da
vis that 1 will see auy informal agents to secure
peace to our one country.
Mr. Benjamin smd that he believed that when
Mr. Blair first came to Richmond he had hoped
it war. nn opening for some arrangement which
might load to ultimate peace. Had tbe enemy
been of the game mind be still believed there
might have been gome little ground upon
which they could have settled the question.
llenjaftin advocated'the immediate
ment of negro volunteers to reinforce our ar
mies aud was loudly applauded by the meeting.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Richmond. Feb. 10.
The House adopted a joint resolution to ad
journ hie die on the ‘2Bth and concurred in the
Senate resolutions of thanks to Mr. Lancaster,
owner of the English Yacht Deer Hound.
Mr Barksdale submitted a bill providing
for tho employment of negro troops. A mo
tion to reject the bill was lost—yeas 21, nays
53. Tbe bill was then referred.
The Tax Dill was further discussed until the
adjournment.
In the Senate the House resolution to ad
journ on the >iU was rejected by a tie vote.
During the debate Messrs. Wigfall and Max
well expressed unqualified opposition to the
employment of negro troops.
Subs.quently Mr. Oldham introduced a bill
providing for the raising of 200,000 negro
troops. Ink bill was referred to tbe Committee
on Mditary affairs,
The House exemption was debated as amend
ed. Before final action was taken the Senate
resolved itself into secret seesiou.
GALLANT EXPLOIT IN FLORIDA.
' Macon, Feb. 14,
A special to tbe Columbus Enquirer (luted
Meridian via, Fia., Feb. 11th, says information
has bc,u received from Lake City, stating that
C .pt, Dickinson captured eighty-five prisoners,
including 0113 Colonel, three Captain*, one
Lieutenant, ten wagons, sixty horses, arms, Ac.
Tae enemy lost five killed., including one adju
t'.ar. an ! four wounded including one Colonel.
Oar loss nothing.
From North Carolina.— The tories have
again appeared in force in Western North Car
olina. The Home Guaxd has been driven back
by them.
.WBTHRPSSEWI. ']
| *phe total cost of the ttij ’ bie lor ft" Capitol
at Wai-bmab n, and f.,rcutt- ; na;it is $1,778,555.
x eftit*; see- ,t’v if. f place near Nashville
between a . Jam--* Simpson and Mr James
stmts, neighbors f many years standing, but
who had Vo me difficulty f’bottt what reports
differ, on the Randolph road three miles no-th
of Memphis. The^t capons used were shot guns
—at twenty paces. After stepping off the re
qni»:d distance tinned and fired simultaneous
ly, with fat;;) .fleet io both.. Tho first named
received four buckshot, and the second twenty
four, causing death to ensue to both almost
instantly.
General Grant, u is slated, will portly re -
move his headquarters to V»ash.cg'cn. as a
more central point than tea present station,
and- whence he can observe and oirect the
movements of all the Yankee armies, both
east and west, with greater facility. In case
this alteration is made, General Meade will
probably Cccupy the Lieutenant General’s
present headquarters at Cedar Point, and Gen
enerai Parke will be located by General Meade.
General Butler has made a real, ranting
speech to the people of Lowell, lie says he is
at, home on a letter from General Grant, “but
no word cf Fort Fisher or word of Wilmington
was os-iged as the reason for’ his removal.
‘ What the line reason was, he had not re
ceived permission to divulge ”
Oi the twelve ''evolutionary patriots living
on the Ist of January, 1863, but five surviv
ed to welcome tho last new year. Lemuel
Cook resides at Clarendon, N. 1., end does not
know his age; Samuel Downing resides at
Edinburg, Saratoga county, N. Y., and is nine
ty-eight jears old ; William Ilatchins resides
at Penobscot, Me.; and is one hundred years
old; Alexander Marcnev resides at Yates, Or
leans county, N. Y , and is ninety-four years
old; James Burhaia lives isl and i©
one hundred years of age.
The latest installment of 100,000 Springfield
mnskete was shipped from Colt’s armory, Hart
ford, on the l<(lh ult The company icceived
over §2,000,000 lor making thepy, They de
clined to duplicate the contract at the prices
received for this lot, and are going into the nis
toi manufactory more extensively than before.
The debt of Vermont am ,nuts to $1,048,845,
or $5,21 ior each person in tho State. The
uC-bt is principally (unded, and is payable in
1?71, 1874 and 1897.
Trading Cotton’ With the Enemy.— ln tho
House of Rr-precntativoa, January 24, the
following debate took place on the transactions
of the Cotton Baiean in the Trans-Mississippi
Department:
The Speaker announced as the unfinished lm
bluets of the morning the joint resolution, sub
mitted by Mr. Branch, of Texas, providing for
the appointment of three commissioners, who
shall not be liable to military duty, to inves-
Jgate and examine ; nto the proceedings and
transactions of the cotton bureau, and the
conduct of the military antborities therewith
of the Trans-Mississippi Department, and to
report the result of tbeir investigations to the
Si eretary of the Treasury by tho meeting- of
tho Congress.
Mr™batKh explained tl:e reason and scope
of his resolution. He said that there bad been
great frauds committed in the cotton bureau,
lie charged it upon no particular person Lint
it was ivefl known, and it was an undeniable
fact, that many persons who, at the time of
becoming connected with the cotton bureau
were poor, have now their hundreds of thous
ands of doilais in Europe.
M.. Caro!!, of Arkansas, said he could tes
tify that a very corrupt traffic in cotton was
carried on in the Trans Mississippi Depart
ment, It was causing great dissatisfaction
among the people—alienating many men who
would otherwise be friendiy to us. The agents
there hud openly trafficked with the enemy.—
They had paid gold to get wegons to trans
port cotton to the enemy, and the matter had
grown to be >lll evil of great magnitude, and
was causing great 4lisiatisfaetion and dtluorul -
izutlon with the army and people.
Mr. Baylor, of Tex is. said that there had
been a vast deal of comiption in that depart -
ment. He did not say who had stolen cotton,
but. bo did know a great deal of it had been
stolen. He had never known a single instance
where a high official bail ev. r been published
by tho government for delinquency in office.—
It. was this that was , making cotton agents,
quartermasters uud commissaries steal. They
felt no responsibility. They were growing
rich by fraud .its! peculation. Ho knew of au
instance last summer where he had mot ’along
the Mississippi one ol these cotton agecst.,
travelling with his wife find baby in a epieiuled
ambulance, drawn by some six or eight mag
nificent horses, and provisioned with wines,
liquors, cigars, sardiuce, and other like luxuries
—obtained through trafficking with the enemy
—while our sick and wounded soldiers, bail,
few miles off, were being transported from the
field in os carte ! Such was but a single case
of the conduct of these officials. It was caust
ic g great demoralisation in th army. It
should be corrected. Tbet e was men who Lad
been figuring in th’s tsarUo that should be
liung. ,
Mr. Gray, of Louisiana, did not tteak tbs re
solution went far enough. This I mule in cot
ton has become au cm mints evil. It should
be broken, up. Mr. Gray proceeded to speak
at considerable longth, giving what he had
seen of this traffic with the enemy while ho
was with tho army in Louisiana, exhibiting au
amount of fraud and corruption that would
shock the country- He had seen one of the
enemy’s vessels laying in the Mississippi river
for mote than a week, loading by the conni
vance of ourmjjitary authorities with cotton
for New Orleans This cotton had been car
ried away, and /he va-vel returned with a car
go of liquors, and candies, and sardines-, which
were bought up by our officers. T his conduct
had caused to wide spread dissatisfaction that
oue or two regimen's io his command— s
brave men as ever lived- lad fhrowo down
their arms iu consequence of the illicit traffic
bet wen their officers and tho Yankees. He
wished a rigid, searching investigation to be
made in the matter.
Mr. Dupre, Louisiana, made an even moro
.etarilieg expose of this" cotton traffic. He re
cti and some of the corruptions he knew of it,
arid challenged the attention of the House by
his disclosures of the frauds that had been '
practiced in it by the agents and officials of
the government. lie hoped Congress would
investigate (he matter.
The resolution was passed.
FROM SOUTH VL.YifA.U V.
Our latest news from North Alabama, is that
Logan’s corps occupies Huntsville anil the ad
jacent aoun try. Col. Me.ci, of Jackson county,
and Capt. Johnson, of Madison county, burnt
the railroad bridge over Paint Rock river,
about the 16th, or 18th, of January. The ene
my are reported to have burnt every house iu
Gunteraville. but six. We have confirmation,
also, ot the intelligence, that in retaliation for,
Capt, Johnson’s guerrillas having killed four of
thejr men, the Yankees bad burnt every house
in Vienna, near Paint Rock river, but a church
and a widow’s house, and eyery residence and
omhouae, of every description, irom Vienna to
within four miles of Huntsville.
FORKIGX ITEMS,
The Talks Patrie criticises severely Mr. Se
ward’s letter romsieg to allow the money rais
ed in England for tbe Confederate prisoners at
the Norlh to be spent iu their behalf.
The winter this year has been so severe in
France as to freeze the Loire and Seine, and
make good skating upon them. The Emperor
has skated on one of the lakes in the Bote du
Boulogne, and his example has rendered the
recreation the order of tlie day as long as the
ice last. The Empress did not trust helself on
the slippery steel.
It Is stated that nlDe hundred and seven fe
male enfylojees are going to India to assist in
the English telegraph department.
Ricaio Sate.
At a late auction sale in Columbus the an
nexed prices were obtained; a negro woman
and two children $5,000; a boy twenty-five
years old $3 000: a woman thirty five years old
and infant $2.075; n pul twenty years old
$3,740: a woman forty five years oid SI,OOO.
LOST OU MISLAID.
AFOCR PER CENT OJTRTIi'CTE, issued by the Con.
f. derate States Depositary r.f tbs Ci v, Number 5013,
.i»ted March 36th. 1:6 1. lor Eleven Hundred Dollar--, in favor
of the undersigned. All parsers are e utianei agiinst tra
ding for the Mniloate,M application will be male t> r a dupli
cate of the same. JOHS WEBB,
pud }w3
NOTICF
'*"HTOaS AND CREDITORS
-V-OTICE
I peri-0r.9 liideb edto the of Rev. Wm. Slagle
u • , la*eor q uoae cv.iuty, dn'Oßee 1, are required to m****
iiamediute payment to the undprdiriied ; and Ihore having
claims Just sV.d e*t4A>• are hen.by notified to the
B.me duly attested within LheWnie prescribed by law,
ROBEKT L lIbOPKS,
feblu 6x3 % Adnrpbmat-.*.
AT Ol ICE
jLi AI person* Indebted to the estate rs Rev. ▼w. Single
to. efGreene county, deceased willra ke imrnedi»te jay
lutiit to tne utd-T-ugn'd, ard th r g<j having claim* against
B‘H • tuale brenctflod to present w thin the tiait; pre
c.ibed by law, properly utle&ted.
R. L.V-HODES,
feb It} €\?7* . Administrator.
■vroiitiK.
11 1 indebted to the Estate of Thomas W. J<i ler,
iidfc r,f 1 ciumb'ii county, deceased, are required to m’ke pay*
ment to the undcr-igu a a r a thn»e h'\ing claims 1
'Lid care hereby notified to present tt-e same duly at
esteJ, within the time : rucilbtd t»v law.
l iiA.NK 11. MILLER, •
Janl4 6di6w4 Executor.
■\TOTiCE 10 PKii'fuUSAi.i) UK
ll Georgia, OreAeCounty.—Ail persons having demands
! against the estate oi en Sans rl, dccea-ed, (a freo person of
co’* ur * li-rcby notified to render in an account ot su’d de
nt ‘i.ds aocordi-K to law, hnd ail ; ndebted to said deceased, will
make taymjLt to the under - igaed.
JEShE Y. El ERCE, Administrator,
Janls 6w3 of ben SaDfo and, deceased.
ItJ OTIOE TO DEBTORS AND f, REDIT(fRB,
Ll persona indebted to tne estate ot ham.iel T. Hums
late of Wilkes rennty deceased, are request;d t make im ,
medi.ite p yment, those having claims against said estate,
v/.1l pr sent tlit-m within the lime prescribed uy law, property
attested, to the undersign and forpaymenr.
I’flOS. E. SMITH, Administrator
jan CT 6 5 With the will anneinl.
IVTOTICE. „ ,
i.l All persons indebted, to the Estate of Beniamin Holt,
ltetc of R ci mond County, deceased, are required to makeini
liuidia e jayment; und tbo.-e having cla ms against said Ee
t;vte are not.tied to present the s me, within the
time prescribed by law
6 w'o ROBERT’ WIGGINS. Administrator.
ISI Dr. E. J. Palmer, Benjamin T. L Smith, and hi*
wife Janette Sinito, James J Gainer and his wife Georgia V.
Gainer, who resides b 1 the State of Texas, and to M;* fsallie
Palmer and her children or their legal lepres atatives, who re
side in the State ot Mississippi.
You ire hereby notified that four month* ftfthf the date
thereof, 1 tJu'i apply to the Coutt of Ordinary, of Burke
countv. for the appointment of commissioners to distribute the
estate (lani i xcepttd) of B-uiJamln Pulmer, late of said county
decceased. GEGRGK K. PALMER, Ex’r.
nov 6 lbw 46* byS. W. Palmer, Ag- nt
otTceT
ah peiaopa indebted »o two e.statj- t»fO. T. Bay lisa, late
of Columbia county deceased, will make ItpQiedlate |.ay ment
tD the undew gut J, aud tliosu-ha . lug claims against tald es
rate are notltl and tn present them witblu to e time prescribed by
Uw, property attested.
1 g.J. HAY LfSS,
Jan 31 S)A
Notice
All I'eramslnrteU.d 'o tLe Estate of W. J. Eutianks, late
of Columbia county, de. e-sed, will make Immediate payment
t the undersigned, and those having cMms ag l"st said es
tate, at?, notified io ir< sent them properly «ttesb and, within the
line presc fbed bylaw. L. J. EIBAhiKS,
fcblCnfi Executrix,
TkJOTIoi.
i_x All persons Indebted to the Estate of I*. McCTord of
Columbia • 0., deceaseds will ui&kfe immediate payment *othe
uu-'ers gaed. aril t* ose having claim* ag inst said estate are
notified to present them vi.hlu the time prescribed tv law,
propei iy attested. W’A'l DU NX,
ftblfiwt) a U mi u lit rat or,
Notice to dzstorsam) crfdit^rs
All p “sons indeb’ed to ti e estate of William Evlwar’s
late of Oglethorpe county deceased, are requir and to make lm
m. (Hate payment, and those having demands against the
estate of sal l dec.a(ed are requested to present their claim*,
properly attested wiitinu the time, pr-scribed by law. Lex
ington , 25th danuaiy, 1665. _
GEORGE R. McC * 1.1-,
JOHM G. M . ED VAUDS,
j tn 31 fiwfi Executors.
CITATIONS,
FOR LETTERS DISniSSORY.
tot'i'ATE Op GEORGIA, K^CH()ND"OOUST f .
Whereas, Anna L. * sguon, adihinlstiatrix. on the Es'att
c? Edwin A. Waguon, deceased, applies to me for Letters ol
Di?niis.'ion.
Thr.se are tLerefoxe, to clt.e and adze on *sh all, and singular
the Limited and creditors of sUd deceaa°d. to be and appear at
my oiflci* on or before the first Monday In March next, to show
cause, if any tuey have, why trald Letters eliould not be grant
ed
Given under my hand and official signature, at. office In Au
gusta, this day of August, 166-L
aug4 twlaiusa DA V ID L. ROATH, Ordinary.
OTATE Os GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY.
Wh Tea?, James Caw lev, Administrator de bonis non on
the E-state oi Robert J. Roe, deceased, applies to nm for Let
ters <T Dismission :
These ate therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular the
kindred and creditors es said deceased, to be and appear at my
office, on or before the first Monday !n March next, to efi -w
cause, if any they have, why ijald Letters sho/plu not be
granted.
Given under my hand and official signature, at office In Au
gnsia, tin* 2d day of August, 1664.
DAVID L. ROATH, Ord’y.
August 4,1804. tfmlamft*
fiSTATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY.
Whereas, Samuel B. Ciafk v Adfi;inlstrator on the Estate
of Robeit E, Clark, deoeiued, applies to ipe for Letters of Dis
mission :
These arc therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, tu bq and appear at
my office, on or before'the first Monday in Ma ch next, to
show cau-e, if any they have, why said Letters should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and official signature, at office tn Au
gusta, this 2d day or August, 1864.
DAVID L. ROATH, Ord’y.
August 4.1864. flinlam-Si
STATE OF EGKGIA OGLETHORPE COUNTY,
gj William Edwards, administrator with the will annexed
(hi the emic of John Ellis, late of said county deceased, hav
ing shown to the. Court oi Ordlnaty of said county, a its Sep
Uunb-r term, 1804, that he had iu!ly sett'ed up and out the
estate of ehid deceased, and Is therefore ready to he discharged
from said tru* ;
These are, therefore, to c'te and admonl li all, and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to show cause, if
any they have, withiu the time prescribed by law, why said atl
miiilstrat zr should hut be dismissed and fully discharged from
said trust.
«iivth under my hand and official signature, this Sth day c
Scpt.-.mb r, 38-0. K. C. SiMCKELFORD,
f.;*pl2*2«’-/Unift7 __ Ordinary.
/ I FORGI A. GREENE COUNTY.
Os \V ii .rctes, ''ynihi i Srnit!, Executrix, «nd Jautes W Smith,
iux<-CLlor l i he fiat will and teshguent of ivbeoowr cte
a\. petition tho «jourL of said county lor a discharge irom
! K.>d cxectoriship.
j Ti. - ■Sf therefore, to c-lte arid require all persons concerned
r o - V.-.V Q.i'if • igah sl the gmutiag of the dscha’ge cf raui
ii;: eutilx uud L'.-vun i and issuing i.e ters of Dismis.ri.-n to
| ti i a* the C.uirto Ordinary to be held in and for said tqun
! iy. uv. i l :.-llr-4* Me iday 1l March next.
Given under i.«£ hand at office in Giecuesboro’, August 9th,
1 _ _ EUGENJI7B L- RING, Oldbury.
O p TE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUN fY.
I V'hfv-.i'y Lnvjrcnoe D f.al er*t c-% on tbe
!*■ M e i Tbemad Tarn, deceased. vP I es to me for Lp ters et
DRmlialOii
J iu'ee • re tl erf foro, to dte ami aduonbb e.’.l, ard singular
the kindred utnl uk.'.'uo-s ( ,f said deceased, t beau 3 appear at
my office, ou or i.efore ihe first Manjay in’April next to • how
e, li a«-y the) why a. hi Intteri yhould not he granted.
Given under n.y h ind ami laj sUaatqr., at olo? j iu au*
gusm, this svji day of BeptemLin, 1-
DAVID L. ROATH,
sep 7'26w1&iu37 Oidinaiy.
f ATE OF GEORGIA, RTOII MOND COUNTY.
*.*> Whereas-Joac-ph if. bp.*ara, guardian of Catherlnq E.
bp ears, minor (uow of age) applies to il§ fur Lottery oidismU
tikiq.
in* Fw are tl\u , ehore, to cite and admonish nil, and singular
the kintir. cl and l.iei.ds of snld minor, t.) be and appear at my
ofile-*, on or before the first Monday in November next, to
shew Cifiine, If any ih y have, why snd Let’ers ehcuii not bo
Given und? r mv hand and official at office ip Au
fcU..ta, this Cth dav ul cepie?nber, 1864.
DAVID T. ROATH,
’ sepT 2C\7lams7 Oidinary.
TAT!■; Ol GEORGIA-, RICHMOND COUNTY,
7** \yh Tfias, B:-nrird Blgip n and Uemy A. Btgnon, Exec*
ut -r? of Ad plus G.iide’.le, deceased, appliy to me for ltUese
Os Dismissiori.
Thesf arc ther fore to cit% and admonish all, and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at
»av office, on or before tbe fir t Monday in May next, ‘o show
ctiu-.e, ir any they have, why said letteis should not be grant
ed.
. Given und-r my hand and official signature, at office In Au
gusta, this 7th day of October. 1864.
cciß s'fiwlamU • • iiAVID L. ROA»ni, Ordinary.
STATE OF
Whereas, li. Y. B dten, * dnlli tstralor on the eeta’e of R.
M. Bo tor, deceußed. applies to the for 1 utters ofOinmisyioa :
'J iiese arc thax f :re to cite and admonish ail and singular the
kindred acredttora of den eased, to beand appear at my
office, within the rim? pre-. ribi-d by law,to show causa, if any
they nave, why -aid letters should not be wanted tho
eaiit.
Given under my kand and official signature, at office in Ap
pling, this 4th day of October, 1664.
oct’7 '26*yliiii.4L W. W. SHlEl.D3,|Or4iaarr.
Lnr%W SHKRIFF’d B\bK.
WILIj be sola ti.Jure the Court House (1 >or In Llncolnton.
Lincoln county, on the hr®t TUE'*l>A Y iu February
next, w Vt hffi the u.-ual h uraot &aV a Negro Boy named
A a RON . atwe.tt-«!■?•> years of age, levied or, asthe property
of the Kstate of Mtchae' Smalley, d r c’(l. by virtue < t fl fa l •
?ued from the Ordinary Cqurt of said county In fav r of B J
Tatom, Ordinary, vs. W. a. Guntjy and Michael 8.-Smalley*
L'seuotovs of M. hnulley, d«d*d. Property- pointed cut by
plaiu’ift L. C. COLEMAN.
dee.BU4wl Sheriff.
OtJ\BOlAX‘g n\LK.
Y virtue • fan oi.Rr fr< m tne Court ot Ordinary rs Ogle
> inorpc c ULty. will be sold before the Court House do'-r
In Lexington it- said county, on the first Tuesday In February
next, withia tne legal hours of s*le, the foil *wing negrqe*, to
wn : A nr, a woman about HC years old, ana her three chll
drrm a b<>yd years old; Malinda a girl 8 year* old,
and Chariea, a bny t year ojd. Sold as the pr perty of the
m«nor children of Jolui P Latimer, late of t a!d county, dece» •
ed, for the benefit of said minors.
ri T A BIT HA O. LATIMER,
dec 15 6w5l Gqardtao, *
8,. ~ AuMIVaTRATOR’-i 811.8.
\ virtue or au oraer trom the Court rs Ordinary of Ltn*
,r«° , sold on the first Tuesday In Februa*
ry, 18C6, at the Court House Door in aaid county, between the
legal hours of B ile, the trac s os LND in said county where-
OTi Abner P. Hamrick r sided at the time of death, oc&tainTnx
widow’lDower ) wJ *« t 10
ecji» ftgsi alsxaNder jonysTos, xamv.
PUBLIC SALE.
W , - L A^-hn»'j'!i, he^stTPESDAT ln Dsbmary next,
and r if.’.L' lu , mW »d-«»ly,G»,. t 0 the highest bid
i- e to thk&iM..r,? r , ed ?. w of Land more or less, belong.
e r I eter Crawford whprmn
iKkd ’ HV&fJ}* WatsDß and Gita n
C4ARLKS A CRAWFORD^
PUSTPO.\(B IAUMiMSTKATOB'S SALK.
W ‘ county, on ihc «rat
estate of Jota H
fit HMONP HARRIS, Ada r,
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK.
A G &? °"* c . r of tte Ho»or»bie Inferior
L/0u i «Lorpe county. will be gold ln the
ihe t *wn of Lezln^:oa, o* t v e first Tues&dy in f ebruarriUxt
rr >E r/ ty * 185aCTea <* Land; Si tiSrStSoi
county, adloinlEg T. O. Young. G W.
Young, and. others; one negr • woman n&cheL M years o,d.
belonging to tte esiate of Mary Yf ung, decc«ißod
y® lT *©W* and Hetty, 22 years old,
8 and Kit 4 years eld, belong
ing to the estate of Giles Yonng. deceased. Sold for dlstritra*
tlon amoag the legatees, Tsrms on the day.
janUfiwS U. YG^UG,4J?ia , r, ]
CITATIONS
*a* iJTTS’ H <l» A -‘5 2 • >
STATE OfOSOMH. WILKFS COUNTY.
benn-. Jihn H. ‘Va»o- njip; 'ctp-sof a:'.,
mini**ration entbe estate cf xY. J. Athuoru >a.e o' said conn
ty. dece sed
These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular the
kindred and creditors of said deceased, lo*he and apv-; • at in
( ffi.e within *fce ’ime pfeecrit-cd 3> 1 n*- r , to -i.i w uiuie, if
auv tbev have, whv sail : efttrs* *b ul. noi i . gianU-.:.
Given under my hand and official signature, at office in
\V aklilucton, tius Februan" 9th, lSto
w C G. NORMAN, Ordinary
ieb 14 7
State of georoi Richmond goun vy.
U hereu3. George Davis ;ulminis:..a-or « n rite ( date o‘
David W. Tinlty, deceased, applies o me for 'cits.a • i disu.D-
Tbe*c are,therefor®,to cite and admonish, ail ar.d f’ngusar
the kindred and crcif.t rsof said tu l*e vd ipi-ear at
my office, on or before the firsn ’••on’ y in ■•punar next,
to show cause, if any they have, why s.'.i Lcttc-: si’.uuld not
be granted.
Given under my hand and official signature, at office In Au
gusta, this Bth dav of Febrv;'- . P ‘‘\
ifeo IS 2C\vlam7 DAVID L. UP A Til, Ordinary
STATE OF GEORGIA, < OLUMBIA «'O r NTY.
Wl#ea3, J. J. McTri? appV-rs f me r letters of guard
ians! ip of the persons ■» and proper yo; a-a; y Anna Adccaptoir*
and a be r t Burt n Wilk sen. *
These are therefore to cite amftdmoui h all, and ringnlar the
kindred and creditors ot said min -is, u* be and upy.’ir at my
office within the time pres riltcd bv law, to show cause, if any
thev have, why said kriurs slit u\l >u>t ! ranted.
Given under my hand and ct*:e> \ signatnrc-.wut o(lice in
Appling, this 2(1 dav ot teb uary. 1J65.
\Y. W. Mil ELDS,
fob 16 6w7 • a
OF GEORGI A OGLi'.TIIOIUVE ( OiTN't Y :
W hereas, William H. Paulnpp to ir. ■ tor letters of
a« min Istr.dlon on the estate of Jo. u W. Pad, Ute of said
county drcea: ed
These are therefore, to cite nr.d mlmosish r.ll and sin.rti-
Dr the kindred and creditors of &aUI devpa.-d 'o be and ni •
pear at my cfilc-» wit*-ln the pro -criV-d by taw, to sfli -W
ciuee, if any they have, v*Lv sail let ers should not be gran!
ed. *.
• Given under my Land and (>ffic'al * ynaturo,rids 18 h day i
of January, 1865. • hi. C. SiiACL EL FOKl>,
glar.2l 4w4 * Ordi. mv.
C 4 EO RGIA, G REE NECOU NT Y.
S' Whereas. Mrs. Margaret W. c-.r’ton an.l Travis C. (’:it
ton apply fi r letters of administration on the estate of Juba
T. Carlton, late es said county, deceased.
These, are therefore, to cite and admonish *ll persons con
cerned to show cause, f auy they have, why said letters
should not be grauted, at the Court of Ordinary, to be held
in and lor said county, ou the (first Monday in February
next. a *
Given under my hand, at office in
81st, 1864. EUGENIUSL, RING,
Jhii2 4wl Ordinary.
OTATE OF GEORGIA WILIvKS COUNTY.
PI Whereas, Johnson Norman applies to me for letters of
dministration on the EaUte of Elijah Norman, ’art- (•! said
county, deceased.
Those are therefore tt cite ari.l admomsh, all aid sincular
the kindred and of Bald docea-’t'd, to be find appear
at my office within ihe ti * e presorted by Ww, to sh -w
if any they have, why aiifi let cr? tUtould nut be grot t‘ ri.
Qlvoi u and r my .hard and official slgua ure at clTlctrin
* iu-hlngton. this ii3d day of January, 1865
jan 27 4wfi G.G. NORMAN, Ordinary.
CJTATEOF GEOROI V WILKES COUNT Y,
n Wherea-, M riaL Trii-lrit ap 1 lea to mo for letters ci
aomimrtratl n with iho will auiiexed on the es.ato of Ann
Triplett, late of said county,
These are therefore to c,te and admonish, a 1 ) and'slngul r
the kindred and er dii-ors f said dcocaeca'i, tu bo ?vul apn-’ar
at my offi e wlt'-.i-a the time by aw, to .-how- cause, :
fan’- they h ’Vs, whv said let?* rs should not. begs. ut< and.
under mv hard and ot!i:-ial sienaUne at office in
Wasrffngton. this V-3d day of Januarv. 18G5
Ln 27 iwff (j. r K \n. o^iinw*
ATE OF GEORGIA, OGLETIIORPJS COUNTY:
W Wh-veaa, G oige w. i.'uuniMgliam ami t l zabeili O.
Fief man applies t) me for lt‘t rs ot admlnistnition on the ea
tate of John S. Fieern r. late ol srdd county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and a-lvionith all and singular the
kindred and triends of said deceased tube and appear at. my
office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any
they have, why said letters should not bo granted.
Wdnesi my h_nd and official signature, this 31st day 1
Janua-y, 1805. E. U. toiIAUKELFORD,
leb2 4wo Ordinary
STATE OF GE UIGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY.
Whereas, Holley D. Fleeman implies to me tor letorsof
administration <‘e bonis n -n up -n the •tate ot '1 hum :s Flee
man. late of sud county, deeeaaed.
These are tlreruforc to c.te a\ul admonish all and singular
the kindred and uredithra of sa-d deceased to be and appear
at my office wit hin tho time pi escribed by l av to &liow caiue
ff any they have, why said barters should pot be gruuLefi sr.iii
applicant.
Witness my hand and official signature r.t office In Lexing
ton, this 81st day of January, JB*> >.
leb'2 6 w, 6 E. C. M! ACKELFORD, Odinary.
STATE OF GEORGIA, OGLFTKORFE COUNTY.
Whereas, llolley D. Fi . iu ui nppiies to me for letters of
administration upon the Eat ate oi Jaiuus i*. Ficon an, late
of euhi county, deceased,
Thewe art* therefore to cite and admonish, all an.l singular
ttu* kindred and creditors ot said (h e, to I.e at.ri appear ut
my office within the time prescribed by Uw t.» -huu
cauae, if any they have, why ?.*nl Letiem .should m>t he grant
ed.
Witness my hand and official s’grurtare this ; ’..-V day ot
J .nuuiy, lufio.
fel)2 4w6 E. O. SRAOKELFORD, Ordinary.
STATE. OF GEORGIA, OOLlf VlB! \ COUNTY
Whereas, the e.t de of James i\ RurnH !e is un epresent
ed.
'l’tiese are therefore to cite, and admonish, ail and : hn-o’ar t!u
kindred and creditors nf naid de- to -be undue,‘Sn'r.t ..
odlce wi,hin the inue in,scribed bv j-iw .to shove .a. if any
they Lavs, why 1-v.t,era rl ndnmd.ua'i n should ud. lie
granted to Cieorge w. Gray, do kof Saju.lor Court of said
c,.r my.
Given under my hand and ’oSh-a.l at cilice in
Ajipling, this 24;h it ,y ol Ja juarv, in fl.
feb 1 (I*6 W. W.MUSLIX?, Ot,ltn«ry.
CTATEOKOKOKGU. l;t'.Ul«o,M> UCXTV,
'u Where-*®, Marga et ‘canon applic.-t to rro tor
Letters ion * n the E t.U.* of Tl MO t'rtY s.;AT4 .
LON late of s .id con ty deeded
These areth-ncf ro. tod e at (l i.d u mush, all and siDg’riar
tho kb dred hi.(l creditors ■ f a.id deceased, to be arid ap - nr a»
my office, on or b- fre the fist Monday in Marc'.: tux,
show cause, if s-ny they have, whv said Mteis . h a'u not be
granted
uiven under my and offi rial sTnature, at my cffice-in
Augusta, this a.st day of J a-uary 18b5.
• DAVID 1.. KOtTiT.
Lb 1 4*B ~ Ordinary.
STATE OK O OKU; RIOIIMONt* Oor.N'l V
'Whereas Martha A. Uuiu-l apples t. > no- f..r lvt-rs of
guardianship for Wiliam 8.-lieesley a.d Jihn E. L’cc.io* rm
n *is of Solomon Bets'cy :
'1 hese are therefore tocite and admonbdi all and singular the
kindred and friends of said minor.--, to be* and apn.-ar at my
office on or be fire the first Monday in M m<: . nc.\{ to
show cause if any they have v. hy tuiu letters thocld not t<?
granted.
Given under my hand and ciDutal signature, at office in An
gusta, this :,h,t day or Janu rv, j-l:-5.
lch 1 DA YID L. ROATII, Oul’y.
OTATE OF GEORG’I *, TALI A FEKuO OOUNTY.
IO Where*a, John kv-i.s his m-u e -ij.-ricrtiou t.. i:w r,, r > ; .j.
ter* •! udi i. r.- ration do bonis mm on Ut - c t •:.•. f Arc. ,
ba’d Grc.-ham, Ir.ie of said e .r.rty decv;' •!.
'fheec are ther-.P’t°.'OHi'.-nnion ; P c ’-on- int r. •! to b»
and appear at my effi e wit Mai ■ rime pr Mcrj.ci |. V : ; w, io
.h-wcatt« if<v.y ii: o y have, why. id lett r. i 1 not be
grant'd.
Given under my land at office iu uaWord-.V’c. l i-i.Jr,
S-ith, IBfifl
j>a 8t Wi _ Jn. jt y.
STATE OF GEORGIA. T X.TAFEKi!fJC;>tjxTV.
Hccrens J.KWS.II bUjj.vsn ~.L . m ~,f .
•of letters of usr.ii.vi .1- i . « the ,v .t<s ,i
Uccn rtewart, late of Fi.ki cooii - - <
Tlieacarc Id-umni; ,i: ! io: rn, .•.•:>, r- tn
pear at my rifle.,,’/! t-tn ti • ti,- i,..
cause if any tl.rvl.ave, v.lo -i ,’lm ,» ; . , t ..
ed.
Given under my k.nd.at cfftc at r, wfindvii:Kic.r.i
261 h, )8(.6.
jan 8.6yfl _ _J. Dl_H; MMA.( rctli i-y.
ST *’l E or OKOItOCA.t OLtJitBlA «’O(IS>TY
Wbereac. R.utly U.tlot.tm a j,!t. - to me for ic-Rcrs of
Xjua dlast.li pel <be prr<i, and pr , y 0f.1i., j, ,v burn
; ' Tl >» «' thpr ’ t’. rile a- I •.•l.l: ( h ;,:i, a.„l sine,liar
I the klndna ands .ttiiouo. s , .'. tn i. „ ...
mv oiflee within lhe time j.r. a. in dI , t . V,
any they have, vh> -aid 1.1 ~•. ii.mi.i ' " ’
under my hand amt oUkial si-iedure ai • r : u An
plinv, 'h;9 241 h day ofjoi.naiy. if,,-..
, . . • \V. W.SllfEl.D !.
■l“ n 6wl ' Ordinary.
TWO MONTHS NOTICES.
IWOTTUE. ' r_
It 'I wo months ’afar date api'lltation will to tn-'- ,n
the Court of Ordinary or Oohiiabi* ceonty f'r
leave to sell a Legro girl, the p:r deity c.f Mary K v.i
-°-
OTATE OK O -OSC.U, QUEEN C HI fl TY.
(3 .• WO (S’jqtho after date to wit. ;.t the n it. April. Kjvn
of the ciou tot Ordii.a yof s.ia county, appllentl-m wtil be
nnwietoswll a portion of the slaves, hemna ngtothe r-,t .te ot
~few 8. Bdtre, flawed. forUie Vneflt ..f the oi editors rs
a># estate. lir:s hist flay a J muarv, iat>s.
-NaNoY K. u*t T,E.
Adminlatratrte of Jesse 8. Buttle flvccased
feb 3 ;jwG
titotice.
IT Two months after date or the first yegular term of the
Co.lit or ordinary of Oglethorpe county thereafter, applha
tion will be made to sold t;ourt for ca'eto sell t i.e neprr.es
belonging.to the Ksta’.e of Giles Young late ot said county de
cer.sed. Thtt 12th December, Idl'd.
JOHN It. YOUNG,
deelS Bwsl Adrn’r de boni i non with the v/!ll annexed
Notice, ~
Two months aftu'date or the first reeutnr term of the
Court of Ordinary of ‘ glrtheipn cor nty tlrareafter. implication
will he made t« said Court for 'cave tn sell the lands amine
gioea be'ongingto the Est teof Mary Young, latent raid coun
ty, deceased. TUla 12ih December, lbdt.
decliawil JOHN U. YOt'KO, Adm'r.
TROTH'S.
IT Two months after date or the regular term nl t> «
OourtofOrdinaryotOj’et-orpe county tliereafleropi.lleatlnn
will be made to —..u vourt ■ f Ordinary ’or leave 1 , s-ii t;
undivided Che half of a tract of land in Elbert county Oa be
longing to the estate of William ti. w i kin.-, late ol Oglethorpe
county, deceased. Tula 12th Dec, 1864. 8 **
decls BwtH WM. li. BHIOHTWELI., Ex’r.
JJ-OTI«S.
“ Twomontis after date application will be made tn the
oborabie. ourt of Ordinary of Cos umhia county for leave to
sell the land and negroes of the Esiate of Jena’ ban Wood
<!*o«3 8w62 T.H. Wlrti). A ( h„>.
NOTICE.
All persons Indebted to the Estate of James h. Giiffln,
late of Columbia County, deceased, are requested to make
lmmedtste payment to the undersigned, and those having
Chktnu against said ertste, will present them within the time
1 presc ibedbylaw, properly atteatej. to the nndcvbme.l for
payment. F.T.OKIFFIS,
rcbß 6wT Adaiit.i-tiator.’
STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY.
\A here&s, Hemjaroln F. Hall i c.minlstrTtor oq the Es
tate of EiJrabeth WaehlngtoD, deceased, applies U* me ler
lexers cf dismlFgton.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular,
the kindred and creditors of said <1 ce H?d, to be and a; pear
»t my office, on or before the first Monday ln St pteniber
next, to show cause, if any they have, wiysaid Utters should
not be granted.
Given under my kind and official signature at office in Au
gusta, this 7th day of February, IS6-5.
DAYiOL. KOATH,
feb S ?6w latnT Urdlnary..
OTATE OF GEORGIA, R7CITMOND COUNTY.
>3 "Wliereoa, Jacks.u u&ddox. Administrator on the -Estate
of Lydia Crawford, Alias I -yoia Ruck, and ceased, applies ‘o
me for letters of di-mlss on.
'ilrese are therefore, io c:tc and admonieh ah and rlngala:,
the kindred and creditors o' said deceased to be and at
my office, oh or before ihe first Monday In September ne-t, to
show cause, if any they hare, why*ai'd letters should not Le
granted.
Given under my hand and official signature at office ir An I
guata, this 7th day of February, I£G5. «- Aa “
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