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Special Bfltices. HolUway’ Oiiaeinent .-sScorbutic aod Scnffii’ la. Nearly half the human race con bear witness to the efficacy of ibis wonderful unguent in the cure of these diseases They never foil. however long stand* mg or ebsperute the case mnv be. Soid at the South* era Drug store by Jas W. Price. EP We happen to know that Dr> Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and Catharic Pills are food medicines, and shall proclaim it because we do know it. We confi <dently believe there is a vast umouut of relief from suffering to our afflitited fellow men'wrapped up in t hese skilful preparations, and wo shall freely use ou* little influence to make them known to those who toeed ih?u>.— Phil, Sunday Times. THEM OF NEW YORK, OR Life Scenes in Gotham. Will_exhil>it at Washington, at ” F rtday Ji:ty 3 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and at 8 o’clo k at night. admission 50 Cents; children and servants half price. CALL EARLY^ BAREGE and ‘ICSLIN ROHK.S of latust and very elegant sr< le, for solo AT COST, by HESTER &. WINGFIELD. July 2—ts Valuable Lands lor Sale! Fine Plantations—One-Third Ma dison Springs. Mi am now orj.-E.dMs rou sale mv entire Real L.- hi v.tulisori corn, tv — L consist-ng of .me <f lire very best fa*ni:ug tracts ju Upper Goargi’u of a* out 17*' <* acre*, well improved, entirely he*:lth\, finely watered, will) ncuiiy two thirds oi it wdudiuud. Lite balance In a high state of cultivation—from to 400 acres, part clcareJ a. and part pot, of excellent creek bottom, well drained; noveral smajici tracts, situate from two to live mile • from above, containing from !200 to 1000 acres each mostly fresh, nil improved and well suited fur firming with smalt ioices, on one us which is located u hue Maw, Cora and Merchant l’i ur Mill, 1 f for sa c and on another a valuable Fciry on Biduu Uivpr; also One-Third imue.sl in that most desirable and de lightful watering place, the Madisvii Springs. 1 w.li sell cue two or a.I of the above places to geiher to nu ; t puichasers. Most of this properly is amch that i would not and •*pos. of it but fur the pecu liarity of my situation. ‘That reti<lciii nees.sai y, and lam tie tan.*iined to sell Gull and see for y,,uiseives, I Term* will be made eaav. JAMT.S DANIEL, Sfc. June 26,1857—1f Southern Banner end Watchman insert. ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! Thssa who may w ist'to pun lnsc fr*e, Will please c ill on JAMILS W. PRICE, Where it can be alwaysf und, A'or cisa, Hi Jicr cents per pound. H>i t, if you u i- h to Luy ou time. A’ti cliaigeyua xnoic to pay for the rhym. June -C—ts V’ w NOTICE. 1 1 11K subsenher, Six miles from r witKhiugioii, mi t .Memsmmmnmmmmmmrnr^smnmmmmtt -**.dAivK CI/IT. Tire owner tliereot s .hereby \ requested to eo.iie Jtawatd. prove piopeitv, pay ex- i peiiscs Mid take hrr away. UTIiLK KICK.. June 26 3t fnWO MONJ’iUS wiior date. application will be I umrie to tin homu.ihb Louit ox UnLnury ol \\ tikis -*■ county . for leave, tscli the real ©Hate ncto lo Dr. lteubcn fe. Culluway, late of said cu.inty, U.i .cea-ud. sf; u;ok.\ cai-la>av, AJm. * June 2Gilt, 1h57. Dr- Janies W. Price’s C!J9LRU\ OAiI.M i NATIVE CORDIAL. LE‘i’ it uot Eli foigott : j.stiio season tin* bowel ul teeth ns has uiri'-'rd t tb.’tr is in tiesConpni a uever Jailing r. inwh . :-d lie who docs uot kep it In lii-t iitinu.i, ‘ denies ti;.’ f,ith, inti is wo: sc thou an infidel,” thr it tciU cure, an.inn mitiaie. CEKTir KATES. A rm ~ September 23, 1853. Dr. JAMES W. PRICK, Mv Dear e-ir-.—i owe \, an apology fir not ac knowledging sooner, you: ... nines?, inplacing in mv hands through inr mitwt: end, A Billups, psij., it bottle of t bolero Curium it :re Cordial. The contents were soon exhausted—l trie,lit personally, but more ef fectually i one it my so; ■ * If. boil ;t violent at taels ol Dysentery. In” I!i'*dc anted piomptly- and effic.eutly ; m and I feel untlMiri7.ee!, therefore, to recoin- i mend it 111 stroug teres. us a pi -afiunr ai:d suii, reme dy lorbowei affections. .Wishing yon, sir all the -uc ! cessmtile t which Vo T l’ perse,a ranee entitles you, 1 uni t uly, yours, JOS. HENRY LESIFKIN. Batesville, Independence Cos. Arkansas. . December, 18th, 1806. James W. Pmcr, 51. D. Denr Sir :In coiiipiiuuce with my promise. I wr-ta you in reference toy oui Cholera Caminalure Cor dial. 1 have fiirlv tried it in eight case —four of them were of long stundmg. hiving fruni 10 to 20 Woody discharges in about every 21 hours. In each ol these coses 1 gore hut 5! doses, with entire relief. The remaining 4 cases 1 gave only one dose, which proved eJTcctuai—you Enow ! had tot e sparing, as i hen but a ■mall but uc. I could sell our hundred bottles in this vicinity, it i him them, since 1 cured those persons, us 1 bare almost an hourly call lor the preparation. 1 could send you certuicatcs if it were nee, ssaiy. Kespectfuiy 11. CI.A V’i’O.V. li? Permit m p to Fay to Ihosr my. pjpftt- J ration, that it is sofe and ejjectuaf —mid *hc*i property tiu&jairly fried, la those (i.geasca ibi which it is pre w r.oed. ft vv.il scarcely ev r fa 1. Be sure to follow VliJ printed directions upon each hottle. In some ca | atm w/iei e are • fteqocut, sm ll discharges, of ‘blood audmu- oi.s with great pain, 1 w.rnld in the fust iktttxk. a ’vise lue ..diiiiiiistratioa. to an adult. 01 one tfttde sjHjtmf.tl, i.| c.l with C > drops of Laud unto, re peating iulil hours, if the oil h old not operate -uf tcr aius vising the cordial nccuidtiig to directions. N. 15. Pcrsous who have my Ifiepsrition ii their tamd es would <Tj me a favor by forweidimrcgitil icutes in reference to the success attending its admiu atration. Family Grocery and CciifcctioDery BT S. H, CRENSHAW, HAVING abandoned the Retail business, l cm now offering by the quantity a Hue lot t; q es LIQUORS consisting of V, hies, Bran Sthaski dies, Whiskey, Hum. Gm, Ales, fordmls, &.e., at prices which can not hut insure bargains to purchas ers. 1 have nlso just ope ted a nc.v and valuable stock of Family . Si uppbes, Cotifectionerirs and a general as sortment of a'ticles suited foi dourest,e consumption; such us Meal, Flour, Rice, eugar, Coffee oyrup, JVlo lakaes, Hu ins, Chresc, Tickles, Sauces, Preserves, ‘Candice, .Nuts, Rn. rnggOtauger, Lemons, besides va re us articlesof itc.'ery,’ &c Duifag the summer 1 will keep on haad a supply of 1C E for sale, and for m iking Lemonade, Ate. IjP Cull in next door above Fitzpatrick—opposite the Urdinarv’s Office. S. H. CRENSHAW. Washington, Ga., June 12—ts Oranges and Lemons. A Fresh snpply pst rccqirfed and for sale it-th -Grocery of iVM Af. nOOKI^B Executor’s Sale IN pursuance oftte last wifi and tc e tnnient of J an .4urphy, deceased, will be sold on t’ e Ist Tuesday in lugust next, before the Court-House door in the own of Washington, Wilkes county, a negro girl uamed Amando about JO years old. Ijf* 1 arms made know ti on the day. A: J. PA SC HALL, Ex’r. “"MANTUA MAKING. MBA. Sarah A. V. Crenfchaw, lespccff lly informs the ladies of Washington and vicinity that she is prepared to execute in the freest and m^tfashionable style all kinds of DRESS MAKING and MILLINER’S work. She w ill also uttend prompt ly to Cutting, fitting und trimming. She may be fouud at the rooms in the building si tuate back of the Hotel, on the corner opposite Dr. Dope’s residence. Washington. June 12—ts A. A. CLEVELAND, HAS just received from New York a new* Lot of Ready Made Clothing, us fallow : Fine Black Cloth Coats, do do Alpacca do Black Cussimere and Linnen Pantaloons* A large and handsome assortment of Satin and Marseilles Vests, newest style and fashion, Dressing Gowns and Readv M-ide Shirts and Col lars. ALSO A large lot of Miscellaneous and School Books, Stationary, &.c. More of Spurgeons Sermons expect ed soon—all of which will be sold uu reasonable terms. June 4, 1857. XiNcii’s ANTI-RHEUMATIC POW DERS. (Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1857, in tho Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New Y ork. A simple, palatable and only per manent and radical Cure for Khcumatism, Rheumatic Gout and Sciatica. Rheumatism is a disease of such frequent oceur ieuce, and so well marked by pail), &'•• that a full description of it is entirely uuixcssary. It is agreed by all eminent medicaltr i! son llvs subject that it defend.* upon n poison i.i t ,c blood, most probablv lectio acid, u its prinmr red csseni aj cuuee; need ing only exposure, irregularity of h’ • g, or something to disturb the functions or ;; , and economy in their rrgulai and healthful at:., ruing about and that sjHieddy all the iufiamutory and painful symp toms which every unfortunate sufferer knows beggars description. These powders arc taken in tern ally, entering the circulation they neutralize the Poison, overcome the prev oiisly congestive and inactive kidneys, whereby it tree discharge takes place, and thus all innterics mail i is expelled fr>iu the system. Put up in Tin Duxes will] lull directions—powders enough, often, to cure two eases, and infallallv one. None genuine without the proprietor’s ow n signature on tlx'labels if the box. fi’liltT s;{. Liberal tl’s cotuxt made to Agents and wholesale dealers. The increasing demand for these Powders where first made public and l est known, 13 proof incontro vertible of their intrisic efficacy. J. (i. GIBSON, I’xoprietoi, New Yarkand Eaton j ton. Ga. And for sale wholesale and Retail by iiar i raf, Risley& Ketchen, 76 Itarclny street, N. V., and by J. W. PRICE, &I• J)., Wushiugtoix, Ga, und by lirng lists generally June 25 —3m Chairs and Furniture. Op DOZEN of those favorite Cottage Chans we /IJ'ic 6i ldatsl3poidoEcii. AHtboac win. should Aikc to pun hast, ivill do w.'ll (o call befiuo Hie First oi December. us those unsold vil; Ne#tnd ha.k to the Factory ut thulliiiie. ALSO Anew lot of Furniture of tny own make, will he sold vniv low for CASH only. £ j#'* Cull and see me aud buy u bargain whilst it Olay lie bad. E. fiOLUCKE. Fhiji h tinj(k*rie#v KEEPS on hand n, nil ti-ne.,n v.eil assorted stock of L ll milv Groceries, as Ibllow ? : Sugar, Coffee, Green and Rfrek ’Pens, M.-las-rs. Syrups. Spire und Pepper. Ma.nh, Rico, .Silt. Jfnisins. Almond.,, Mail,-Va and ■ ‘uf*.Sardtnn*, Corn Stnreli, Vinegar, “la-leim. P°7 tliampaijru W incs, Candies and Si.cai ni.nns ■a.-.l all otjiar ai+ielea us,m!|.- kept in a Grocery Store all of wlijeji will he sold on reasonable terms. April 23—ts Medical Card. Dit. J. B. I-’'KI,EN, offers bis profession,, services to the eif:z ‘u of Wash : i?gton and vicitii fcv. * W Offiec on Maju street in CK veland’e n ge: J unitary I lhf6— ] (lass, Glass. I HAVE on hand some eight or ten boxes of 8 by 10 Glass, of a superior qualify, which will he dispos ed of at cost, for Cash. March 20, 1857. “8. T. FRICB. BOOKER'S EXCHANGE 1 would hereby notify all th. - • indebted to mo tlm I am very nuxiuus tu exelraiig., their accounts fur tl.e nr nev. ‘I'll? time is mma when all men, expect to gutter ill their outlays, and as I liavo acconnnodati'd j ro.i a whale your, it is noth'ncbut jiSstthut < ou s!i cu ii| j return ihe coinjilimout hy c'dling at t!ie Captain’s of ! lice aud setll". W. M. HOOKER. J muary, 1 1857. BRITISH PERIODICALS I.ItONARD SCOTT (k CO., New Vorß Continue to re-ixtblieh Ihe fallowing Rritieh Terioilii tils, viz: 1. THE LONDON QUARTERLY, (Conservative) 2. THE EDIN'BURFU REVIEW (Whig) 3. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (free church) WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal) 5. BLACKWOOD’S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (Tory The present critical state of European affairs wil under these publications ituusually interesting during lire forthcoming year. They will occupy u irndJle gromnlbetween t: e hastly written news-items, crude hpc.uiations. and flying rumors of ihe daily Journal, -mri -lie ponderous tone of a future historian, written after the living interest arid excitement at the great political events of the time shall uavc passed away. It is to these Periodicals that leaders must look for the only really inteliigibb reliable history of current event., and as such, in .. . tion to their well-estublish cd tirer.irv, scientific, und the ml character, we urge them unoiqtJß considjiur. : the reading pub lie. ‘he receipt ot vault Sheets from the British Bub fishers, by which ivcr.rr enabled to place all our Re prints in the hands of subscribers, about ns soon as they era he furnished with the foreign copies. AI- Uiough this involves a very large outlay ou our part, wo shall continue to furnish the I’eriodiculs at the same low rate3 as heretofore, iz: lVrnnn. Koruny one of the four Reviews fit us) For auy two “ “ 5 Oli For any three “ “ 7 00 l'orallfour of the Reviews H 00 For Rlroa wood’s Magazine 3 00 For Blackwood and three Krviews 9 (ft; Fo. r.lnckwood and tiro four Reviews 3u Ou ey i ; a_. fnents te be made in all eases in advance. Munev current in fkc 6tate where issued will be re ceivcii at par. CLUBBING. A discount of twenty-live per ceut, from the above prices will lie allowed to Cluhsordering direct from L. SCOT I’ &■ Cos., four or more copies of any one o: jure oi the above works. Thus: Four copies of Bluekwood or of one Review, will bes nt to one address tor 59 our copied ol the four Reviews and Blackwood lor $3 end so on. Tustage.—ln all !he piincip'trl cities an towns these works will be delivered, through free o Postage. When sent by, mail, the postage to any part ot the United .States will be but Twenty-Four cents a yeur f r Blackwood, and but fourtecu cents foreuch of the Reviews, Remittances and communications should always be a.ldics9Cd,post-pai<l,to the publisher. LEONA Kl* SCOTT & CO., 5. G-'ld-strect, New York January 19,1851. TTTHEREAS Benjamin P. Bradley, Administrator W on estate of Win. D. Bradley, dLceased, applies * “ to me for letters of dismission from suid estate 1 These arc therefore to cite, summon and admonish all persons concerned to be und appear at my office, on or before the Ist Mouday in October next, to shew’ cause, iu auy they ctutf why said letters should not be granted. i . • Given under my baud, at office, this 6th day of April, 1857. G. G. NORMAN, Ordinary GEORGIA— WILKES CCUVTY. TT7HEREAS William M. Reese, Administrator iV with the will annexed of Robert R. Rnndulph, deceased, makes application for dismission from estate of said deceased. These are therefore to cite ands. ’monish all per sons coucemed. to be and appear at wiy office, on or before tli6 First Monday in August next, aud'shew cause if any they can, whv said William M. Reese, Administrator as aforesaid should uot be dismissed from his said ndmininistration. Drawers, Hosiery Handkerchiefs Suspenders, Linnen bosom Shirts. Collars &Jc* at P. DONKELLY. ¥IIEREAS Emma M. Barnett and Mary L. Bar nett. ExecuUixsof Elizabeth W. Burnett, have petitioned the Court of Ordinary to be dismissed rom said executorship. These arc tboiefore to cite and admonish all an singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,to oe and appear at my office on or before the first Mon day in July next, to shew ‘stusc, if any they can. why said Emma M. and Mary I- Barnett, should not be dismissed from said Executorship. Given under my hand at office. January 22, 1857. m G. U; NORMAN . c.jp. w AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTnAIA, AND CONSUMPTION. This remedy has won for itself such notoriety from its outs of every variety of pulmonary disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi dences of its virtues in any community whore it has been employed. So wide is the field of its use fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures, that almost every section of the country abound’ in persons publicly known, who have been from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use. When onco tried its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too appar ent to escape observation, and where its virtues arc known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec tions of tho pulmonary organs which are incident to our climate. And not only in formidable at tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of CoiDS, Coughs, lloaKseness, &c. ; and for Childiien it is the pleasantest end safest medicine that can be obtained. As it has long been in constant use throughout this section, we need not do more than assure the people its quality is kept up to tho best that it ever has been, and that the genuine article is sold by— tj By-J. \V. Price Southern Drug Store. Black,smithing. fp HE pub criberboitig desirous of inf I tire public of bis whereabouts, hearing that If jl -* innnv inquiries have been made about hi m” (j to have good work done, he can st ill he found at bis Old Shop, on the road, right hand side of the Depot.. He will do HORSE-SHOEING in a manner that cannot he surpassed by any sin th in Georgia, and at Ireurly living prices. He flutters himself there is no infill can beat him on ironing Bup&ies, Wagons, or anything else, and no man shall he allowed to fftiioibD about the prices, ivo*k be wants and work he must have. Now. gcntlemou, give hire a call, and you sliuli uot. go a wav dissatisfied. C-ST’ Re sure to inquire fir A beam’s Shop. WM. A HEARN. January 9th, 1857. New Goods. H E subscriber lit? ier:cive<T IWmi N**v x*urk u.ml | Philadelphia, bis SPRING mid SUMMER St*** of Goods, consisting of a great variety of new and handsome Goods of every dose j ij>t ion, umoog which ts : New Silks, Muslins of all grades, Bareges, Tissues, llrilliantes, Org uidics, American, English and French Calic< rs, Ginghams, Erehroidei ies, Laces, of all kinds, Bonnets, Hats, Fur, Straw and Wool A large assort tin at of Ready Malle Clothing, fJt men andlioy.*. Saddles, Bridles and Hxriitffe*; Boots and Blioes. (iuus und Bistids, •A Hardware and Crockery Glassrwarej Brooms, Buckets, Tubs and Churns. Grain Cradle* foul Scythe Blades, Mill and cross cut Saws, Tin veiling Trunks mid Carpet lings, Hollow wim, liocs, Truce Chains. IN nils, Spikes* VV Collin’s Axes. Powder, Shot and Percussion Caps, Window (jlusr mid Putty, Dr iga, 0,1?, Turpentine and Varnish, And nuincmus other articles usually kept in a Re tail store, which will lie sold on reasonable terms, —A t.s i TEN ONE, TWO and FOUR horse WAGONS lor ■ sale. Iron Axles. A. A. CLEVELAND. April 17, 1807. Shovels. A. A. CI.E VEI.AND has received Awn long hand Shovels und Spades. Short band do do, Cast steel Cross cut, whipitnd mill Saws. April ‘.3—tf ~~ HAVING been appointed Agent for Fefton ’ Port, allc Grist Mill, the. boat ever inventrd. I would respectfully inform the public tint one of ilie.e .Mill? is now in operation „t my Cabinet Establish ment. opposite the lo*t-OHicc. and am re.adv to eriud Corn in the car, Grits, Meal, Coffee. Spice, &c April 23-ts E <iOLCCKE - Ki.ECTRIC OIL, For the est re ot f’nlsey, Rheumatism, Nervous Head he, Netlralgin, Corns, Toothadie, and. the Ixord known how mmy more oomplniotn, may be h - ’ 1 at the Southern Drug Store, it you arc in a liiirrv „ ~r.. ,o-~ * J. W. PRICE. Apt > 110th, 1857. GEORGIA—WJLIiES COUNTY. WHEREAS it It s been represented to me tbnt the estate ot JtiSepl! A. liensoti,deceased, is unrepresent ed. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindl ed pud creditors of said deceased to show cause, if any they hive, wbv administration ell said estate should not be vest ‘d iu tlle Clerk of the Superior Court, Clerk of Jim Interior Court, or some uther lit and piopcr person. Given under my hand at office. May 5, IF-,7, G. G. NORMAN, Ordinary and Lx Officio CCk Cos. UL OKG 1.4 I! ILL Lei ( OUST K, WHEREAS John S. Pool, applies to me forletters of Administration on tile ostute ot Surah A. Jones, deceased. These are tlicrefoieto cite, summon and admonish ill and singular the kindred and creditors ofsuid de ceased, to be and appear at tuy office, within the tittle picscribcdbv luw.to show cause, if any they have why saklletfcrsshould not ho granted. Given under my hand, ut ntlicC, this sth day ol H av, 1 do/ * Id G. G. NORMAN, O. W. C. Attention Debtors! Having uot received suffie'ent patronage to enable me to continue the Hook hunincfs, I have sent awav the entire stock, and would heieliy remind ul those indebted to nte for books and stationery to come and settle. W. WILSON. Jannarv2, 1857. TUAIiN oil. Ca#bc had at the Southern Drug Store. JAS’ W. PRICK Apiil lOth, 1857. T NA KIEL , ATTORNEY AT LAW, UASIUNG'tUX, GEORG ‘.. BV* IV ill practice iuWite eovcral coimlic., of liio Northern Circuit 10- U Wilkes, Warren, Han cock, T:iliufcrro, Ogle! bhrpc, Madison, Hurt, Elbert, and Lincoln. M i Prompt attention givoi to all business entrusted to tie care. HAVING provided *>• office with a spendid ussor incut of JO If JImTERf AIjN, of the late* and finest style, w tin e now prepared to execut at the shortest notice, vJib nentness and at the lowest rates. Orders from the coumjy promptly attended to. Wanted AN active, bootst nitr if) each section of the Ftatc to take orders by stunpli REM EDIES.” To active 4icn a liberal monthly salary and fair commission .rill be puid. Address (with s:amp to prepay unswet) # . • ifu ‘i. s. McAllister, Jersey Citv, N. J. fell 00—lit i GEORGIA— \VILKttf COUNTY. , WHEREAS A. S.Tiagfielii, Gu ..diun of E. A, Ta!o, peGtiona t*e Court for disinisaioil from the giiardinnsh'p es said E. A. Tate. It is therefore ordered that nil persons concerned be und nope‘rat the March Term of this curt, to be held on lie Ist Mfmtby'in said Alurcli, 1857,and shew cause .(it any they can) why s-iid'A. S. Wingfield, should not Ire disniisseLrom said guardianship, A true ex met fromfhe minutes of said cauit. Jan uary in, is s; MONTHS :>rVv date application wdl he I o!ade to the honcniife Court of Ordinary of Tul in form county th, 1-nve to sell the land’ and no Broes belonging to jg estate of Reuben Luncclbrcl, late es s .id county, ihvi’ased. G. G. Norman, Adin’r. May 12,1857. To Debtors, I HAVE left the el/im* of tire eftute of Jobix D. Thompson, late of T’ ilkea county, deceased, in the hinds of A. Pope, i<..Esq., for collection. Tlmse indebted will call nud.xity hun,and save themselves us I cm determine! to collect up und settle the estate. F J. ROBINSON, Executor. •juuunrv It 1857. Metrical Card. Having deteiminr/f ta appropriate, in future, my en tire time tothedutie*ol uiy profession. 1 would respect fully solicit u portionsf the patronage of a geueious public. JAMlft W. PRICE, M. D Washington. GEORGIA— iriLEJiS COUNTY: f Aerm,’ 1857. IT appearing to tho ('*iurt by the petition of Win Abeam, that Robert U. of said countv, deceased, Hid in his Us -time execute and deliver to said William Abeam bis bond, ccmh-iiomvl to execute titles to said WiUiani Atu am, to a ccitniit lot or par cel us and . situate mid being in the corporate limits i?f the tow nos Wi shin gon in said county, contain ing one acre nrerc r h <?■ . djoining the KuiirOad De pot lot oi* tire Ett.*i and'Liberty street on the North, and it fur?her np’ ytlmt said Robert R. Ramloljm departed this *% vmh Tit executing titles to said lot oi land or n) nus *®. v providing therefor, and it ap pealing that said W’.U-s-m Alrearn has paid the fo amount of the purchase p”? f o <>f said lot, and suit William Alrearn lia'ing the court to direct William M. Reese, with tire will an nexed of said Robert R. Itundolph, deceased, to exe cute to him titles to said lot of laud in gcNVtorinitjr with said trend. Jt is liercbv o ’ red that noi.'ce be given bv puldieatior in tb Wilkes Republican of s*nid a* plication that all ,i, /if< s concerned may tile their oh jections in the Ord n rv’a Office [if any they hare] why Din id W iliinnx M. Rei .-e, Administrator as afoie | said should not execut*’ titles to said lot us laud in I (onfoimity with.paid b -lid. A t'ueextiiici Imin'n'ic minutec of snid court, G, NORMAN, Ordinary; BURNING FLtll). Wfi.'o.k’s kßtoMtojEva new anil splendid article —!r,u tiu (übtaincil ut the ci. ntbcju Drug V"™ JAS. W. I’JCE. April 10th, I*s. SI AiK OF GEORGIA, / Wilkes County. J COURT OF ORDINARY, May Term, 1857. WHEREAS it haft bpeu represented to me that the estute of fear. l|Bqx,LS>ii. deccnsed, is imrcpre-ent cd. These arc Hieiefoic to cite and admonish nil and singular tire kindred n i creditors of sad deceased to shew cause, if any they have, why nilreinistruHtm ou said estate, should not he vested in the Clerk the r Court, Clerk of the Inferior Court, ir some other fit and proper person. Given under my hand at office. May 5, 1857. G. G. NORMAN, Ordinary , and Ex Officio Cl'k Cos ~i’ six i; i aTe u otelT AUGUSTA 4 GEORGIA popular ami Veil known Hotel, the AT* most centrally sitiflited in this city, is nowJkiiL ’ ourn for the reception ol Customers. The un dorfligiied was for n number of years the proprietor tf tire (JLobe, and (brUeiH himself that he hun still I lie ability und disposition to afford to his patrons the uccomifjojution of yoK. He will take this occasion to Bx*y, that he bus seiured the services of M. J. \ Clark, as Ins assistant, and will guarantee co the traveling public, who” may patmuise his house, the best FARKthat eaiili JPnnfslicd in the Augusta, feu vnxinah, Chailesiou und Northern markets. The. United States open under his luanugeixieul and supervision, he asks of new and old cut toiucis is n cail, if h>iy arc nor sutimied Jic will not complain* [jf* Boafd $1 50,,<jrday. GREENWAY HOTErT THEnhovf • > ,f ’ a situated in the u; tad , .roving \ illiigo of Ml ‘Thomson, on the ‘ •or* ■; Kail Road, thirty seven miles P-an Augusta, in the Village is located Green wav Academy, known classical schm l of C. C. Richards, whoso Ifime ns an instructor of youth needs norournent., \ot far from the Academy stands tire Hotel, which liiis bceu taken charge of by the sub scri!:er, who is ivellqireparcd for hoarding :.id lodigiug the student if suid Ac- demv, at the moderate rate o twelve duller* pcrrhiflth; waahingand lights extra. The fravemf public are assured that ilrey shall vast j tlh an accommodating host, a good table, and every •ittexdiDii which miv he conducive to their coinfort. To tfiid portion of jfie tinveliug com muni v who has been in the habit, of laying over in Augusta, to take the morning uptr ii I vili say if you will leave Au gaslaon i you can Jliom son 7[ P. M. supper—die >|portunity of resting pleasantly and have hreakfost in tire mornng in time to fit *;j Ifoard the train at 8[ A. M. By pursuing this Coferse I am sure you will add to your pleasure and e ffifoi t. The low country and Augusta people, will find this village a pleasant summering place. Here they will also find good society, a good Hotel and the be-t schools in Georgia. JAMES J. HARMAN. March 27 — Iy Clothes, Caf-*iinere.s & Vestings, Which can boAudc up to order in the best an<}latest style n: P. DONNELLY. N\ HEREAfe A. j. AsUn.oxo u.nd Win, House, Ad miiiistrutnr* of Jafi/r. H ..dev,deceased, appU tome fr letters ofdismisii®nof said ©state. These are thoref|r3 to cite, summon ami admonish all and singular tlifffhvdrcd and cred tors of said cfo .ceased, to he and appear at office, on or before the Ist Monday nx September next, to show cause it any they can, ietters should not be granted* Given wader m; office in Washington, tins 12th day of Mure it. G. NORMAN, Ordinary. GRfo i >IILLS. THE be.t kin<l iii.l Dslust GRINDERS, with Hun Rucks, ffll coilyleie, ready lor use rt slall, 2v)li 3UO and SIUU ciufi. Eer sale l*y . f 6. C. HiLiS, / 12 .’lift street. New York. Feb 20— lm • Olive, L.ie i Claret Colored Coals Os beautiful quality, t. P. DONNELLY. SWAN & CO'S LOTTERIES. The most Brilliant Scheme ever Drawn. CAPIT AL PKIZE *60,000. TICKETS ONLY $lO. Owing to the great favor with which our single No. Lotteries* have been received by the public and th large demand for Tickets the Managers S. Swam & Cos. will have a drawing each Saturday throughout the year. The following Scheme wi’l be drawn in eo4i of their Lotteries for June 1867. CLASS 31). To be drawn in the CitV Atlanta, in public on iSA TURD A V, JUAi: 6 1867. CLASS 40. _ To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday June iU 1867. CLASS 41. To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, in public, cu Saturday, June 20, 1857. CLASS <l2. To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday, June 27th, 1857. OX THE PLAN OP SINGLE NUMBERS. Three Thousand Three Huntiie and Five Frizes. More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets. MAGNIF*CENT ..CHEME! Tp be drawn each Saturday iu June. 1 Prize of $iiD,CfC 1 do 26,til 0 j 1 do . 10.0. 0 1 do 6,Ui/ 1 *lw. .5 OH) l do 2,00*. 1 do 2,506 1 do 2, I*o 1 do 1,1)10 1 do 1,001 1 do 1,000 1 do .1,1/01’ 45 do aoo llu do 100 100 do 56 Approximation Prizes. A Prices of (2x5 ap|.ro\mi .tiug lo SOO,OOO lire 900 do 200 do 20.000 800 4 dj 125 do 16,600 50U 8 do 70 do 5,0U0 6.*0 12 do 50 do 2,5u0 ouo 1C do 40 do 1,000 04u 3000 do 20 ate SCO,I*OU 3305 Prizes amounting to $204,0xi. Whole tickets $lO, Halves 5, Quarters $3,. Address orders foi tickets or Certificates to 8, SWAN & Cos., Atlanta. Ga. May 29—lm W. Ho Crane, Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia. HAS jut received fmm New York a large a*:* tl ex - tensivelUKioilinent of D&Y~'G(JQJJS r aUipuble for the season, to which he would respectfully iimte the attention of the publi c and as he does business on strictly CASH principles, he offers greater induce* lueuta-than heretofore, so that the purchaser can sec the great advantage of purchasing for C’d S'/y. He would invite particular uttention to the following Golds. Rich stripe and plaid summer Silks. J3lack-and colored silk Grenadine** Rich Barege and muslin Robes. Reauatul printed Muslin and Lawns, 12 j cent. Plain stripe and printed Chnllies. Pine French Oig iudees and Jaconets. New style l*iinis mid Ginghams, very cheap. A large assortment Mutillas, newest styles, Para sols, silk and cotton Umbrella*, plain and embroider ed white crape SJi.i H LS, und all kinds of Goods uruttily kept in a Dry Good store, cheap or CASH May, D-ts. vSTm . M . B cTo K E R WOULD respectfully inform the Public, thuthe lias now on hand a general assort ment of GBOC ERILSj wfeich mill be Bold lit prices than ttApoy otlie et ibKshulJ'ttf f.T t ri l V Tis - riny other country town. I inn determined lo offer to the public none but fresh niul pine iirlielcs,nd 3 my motto is ICEES & LINTON, w 4REHOUSE und COMMISSION MERCHANTS Augusta, Ga.—Thn undersigned hnve liimied u Co partnership for the transaction of a General Ware house and Commission business, and will, on the first of September next, take the new Fire Proof Ware house on Jackson street, now occupied by Croeker Jf Kecs. We will give our strict personal attention Uo ell bit sine>scntiaistefl .to our,care, ami would rc.pectfuliy solicit a share of public patronage. ~ Mr. ib es would take this occasion to return his sincere thanks to the friends and patrons <f the firm of Crocker &. Rees fin their liberal patronage, and would solicit a continuance of the same for the'new firm. 1-3*“ All orders for Rugging, Rope and Family Sup plies will be carefully filled at the lowest market price The usuul cash advances nr ide when required. JOHN C. REES, of the firm of Crocket it Re SAMUEL l). 1.1.M0N LIVER. COMPLAIN i\ Dyspepsia, Jaundice. Cliroeie or Nervous De bility, Disease of the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from, a disordered Liver or Stomach. Such as Constipation, inward Piles, Fullness of Moot to the head, Acidity o till’ .Monmch, A'ansen, Heait- Imi'ii, Disgust lor Food, Fullness or weight in the Stomach,Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the l it of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, lltirriod and Dilhcit. Breathing, Fluttering ,it the Heart, Choking or suflocuring Seusatii us when in n lying posture. Dimness ot V isiuu, Dots or Well* be fore the sight, Fever and duli pain in the l end, De ficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness ol tic .'-kin and Eyes, Pain iu ;lio Side, Back, Chest, i.uubs,&c., Sudden Flushes ci Head, Burning'id thn Flesh, Con stant imaginings of evil, and great Depression o Spirits.- ‘ • Cak be Ei rycTcAt.i.v cured sir DIC. IlDOfj L'ASO'S I'repared bv DR* U M, JACKOM, Noi 120 Arch Street, PliilaJelphia. Their power over the above diseases is not excelled if equalled bv any other piepuratioti in the United St; tes, as the cures attest, m m ay casC3 after skillful physicians had tailed. These Bitters are worthy the attention ol invalid'-. Possessing great virtues in tile rectification ot disease •of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising , t\a most catching powers in weakness ana alicotioi.s . 1 the di estive orgac, they are, withal, sale, certain and pleasant. Forlsale by Johp.D. Chase. CiEOJiGiA — WILKES COUNTY. WEHRE \8 CDorge VV. JMtort. Executory A muniD £2 Anor f deceased, apples V; <uefor let* 1 * ters of dismission; Threw ure therefore to eife, summon anti •ndni'miah ill apd singular ih* kindjcdund creddon of suit! de ceased to he a jut api*ear nt my office, by the first Mcnthiv in July next, to .'.hew c if any t!i*> c ur, why *uil letters should not he granted. Given under my hand at office, this C?li any ofJan uary, 1857. Gni G, G. NORMAN, Ordinary* Ilollaway’s Pills and Ointment. 11. KF. IS HKAI.TII FOR AI.I All who ninv wish sound bodies, clear consciehc.ies mil lease:: r dreams, wiil Aud in these ietnetl tr- a bului which, “li}. bnlrnly airs flfwinny South will brighten every Fceao.,** acting ns they do upon th * main spring f life, restores health, when f. Mug. gives energv and vigor to the system when flagging, in a manner B'ipe rior cx anv p*ep<ration ver made known to the vw Id. Sold at thuSoutWii Drugstore. Wasliingtou, (Jabv JAMBS W. PRICE, a.. I). ‘ Notice, LOST’ or a uote giveff to the subscriber by Ana Smith, fr the amount of Twenty dollars payable December2s, 1866. All persons are herc by tbrwurned to trade lor the same us payment is stopped by me. W IXFREY A R:\ETT. April'#—if Land for Sale. M BEING desirous of settling in a f-esh coun-gjj try. thereby offer for sale my plantation, 3i-A~ tuated *ihout HV n,, ) es From Washington, lying on the waters of IJttle rivrr anil lloeky Greek, ’uljmriing lands of John Q. West, Garluud Wingfield, J. Harris, aud others There are about 1000 acre** of laud, about 600 of whicharem *i good state of cultivation! &ood dwelling and necessary out-houses and an exeofknt well of water, Ate. The place is pecuniarily adapted lor two settle merits. Those in want of a good plan* tatioii w ill find it to their advantage by applying soon as it can be purchased on reasonable terms.’ ’ G. 31. KENDRICK. January 9, 1867. These arc therefore, tocite,summon, andadmonisli all and singular the kindred und creditors of said de ceased, to he und appear at my offic e by the first otidav in Nov’ber next, then and there to shew cause, if any they have, why saiuiettcrsshouiduct begrunt ej. Given updor mr hand ot office, this 23rd day o April. *867. . im G G. NORMAN.O. VV.C MONUMENTS TOMBS ,ABD HEAD STONES DIESISaNF.D AND F.NVXI'TI I) yjv Pi AtV AXP ORAAMEA V 1 1. CAR VEI> WORK, OA Aiwericnu and .^arMc. GEORGIA—WILKES COUNTY. r iTTDKRLAS John S. Tool, applies to me for letters VV of Guard'.au-hip for iho person and p.opcity of * * William A• T. Jor.cs,tniuur of Ai lliur Jones, de ceased. These ue therefore to cite tnumnon and admonish, oil pei sons interested to he mid appear at the July Term of the t’ourt of Ordinary r.f Wilkes county, to .-how cause, if any they have or can. vp* tetters of (Juard iniishtp on the property said clhUlrcu should not he granted. Given underipy lurid at office, iu Washington, May 6th 1867. pi. G. NORMAV, Oi IP* C. NOUCE). a f.j/ PERSONS ndehtvj to the estate of Jink 1 Mor.hUt, late ot Wilkes cciirtv, deceased, are 1 A hereby notified to make munednte payment, and hose holdmg demands against the same will present li uii in terms of ihe law. A. J. PASCIIALL, Lx r. May 5, 1867. • -s> . \ j *. w*. ... vt ior I, v • o • v ;^ s • * •’ • ’ ;j *"•: ‘’ ••Sv t; :* ) v. . •; •• r 5 rj J i • .4 f! ; ;• • -.< t . -< ‘■ > ?-•*•< r! r • w’ i 1 j H 1 I . A A.4 t *>..• . ■ ’ • ...... .er ~ *. r tlf • . .mi* i *r. *— - • * y *•••♦. i .... c i--- \ . •• . > • --.if f'.f •: •. • t- ••• - .v *,* -y. .-r:-r*r:’ : v -• 1 ■ w - _ ... • ‘ - ‘ • *M.- . _ 4 ir .. .1.- I ,-* r *r. *.-,1 U. ww •***- **—’*• u-./i-* n -.n fer, nd* .** w*ijn* w %•* -i, j.; vv r ; iVf. ]t l ;i % -I. * • .* .*-♦. - t\,w e.Tif’ use ’'l m g:od purgative. • ; w ‘ r (’ !>L. I'Vk <*J ‘ ’• Rr A P.iluMA “i'-.-i *!, i ■ , v. J ..t • ro.hn.i the •• ,• >.! •.* . f*r . .dr r.'- r.Vi-V, 1 ”* * c :ry • c ‘ar.-f P - - rt’isb!/ f f iyiT.j jl.y-ic • r *'i** *:*• iu*p*-*inr? •.*i tbe r-i’dic 1 ••111 . -v.d i’.;-* Pill Y.t% i.een :wnfe**tr/ if. 1 , r .v.ii.. . *. \] t . * i■;•!. .'fr ic” itn vltlv.ea 1 v IP.A, Pr f- t* r, .- t r> •*'#•.*, \. { < \ r*.-,’;* -n:ry.'*“''v.- t.ir ♦ :■ ri<i known of in* medicine. Pure* , v • !*~l beyond f •-iirf. wer they net -jnn stunt. r*"'!iß vs u< h esaltec. pi.silioi* Jifl# ek.*:••••• i : -bid th? of untruth. / - eminent gentlemen wtio have .vor A these Pills, we may mention, lm. ... , ‘l'laL tical Ci.v.ui-t, *nioNioii. snu i.A* * y.'f Os > . tt-, Vk. ii ;se h*s^. pTrftsilLu ih'Jr.nofer ’* cv ’ >rre ’*; * x • R ‘• v o-p F,vnkv* Sntor nf ri e P.- l orvtii i■. o ihTMAol*, r*i ;iu-uSrrd tleilou^>. / fteprc*ait*t;':s. AYdioTr i. a* Rr ‘FV \ *o * \ f IV PivirATKH k. P>* ;> -H* *• : Also- Dr. J K. Ciiii.tov, IrAciital *f Ntw \ k Lily. rudor**d by W. L. M a tier, Pecretfv ' f Wm. IV Ahtor, tke richsst man in ft I j*t kxn A- Cos.. of *be Hotel, and othem. Did spa-’p renr.it, • er.nld iWr ei ;.y h.indsgf certificates, from all parts Vi**-* ihe Pilla hv* beer, uied, hut eviden e vv*r, ißin convinrr? th>m the etperieure of snurent nunhe men ia found their eiftvt* upon Y ~and. Those Piila, of Study, are to f h# puMie n* tire t*it anV ■io<t complete **• hich ths preectit state of ssie-nea esn They ore -oaf*cunded wot of the druf-s U,inseires. tut of the rails'hwl erd) of de remedies, eMraetf ’ J .y tbenii.id’ nrocess ii a ntsfr of purity, iv! condoled toßfthej fii euch \ triinnera* to ireurc the t-e-t results. Vhm systa-.n r f composition for mciu ..*© !.*** been foun* ID Uie Lner:y r ectorsi and Piiis l'-C-i *o produ. c a ussre sffioiwit remedy than bed hitherto I*l*l4 o!>- ed tv crit process. The r- vion is ; erfK-tly ob 'Aflu*. by the oUI suode ; f fumposition, e> •gt medicine ij buiucncd wii’a more or lc>s of arri- Uiiuious and injutiouv by this ep.ch .ndir vidual virtue fitly that 1* d.re::*’- l*r *he curative %Pm.\ is presor All the irt slid obnoxious quaV ‘•♦S of each nub*!Alice employed are left he!jir.\t, the ia;rhtire virtues only beiiuj Henre 7‘. h Sf:-?vid#rit the effects slrtutid pr<*<e h tiier naro pvi>*ed more putele rfm*d**h v- the Pills a surer, tain p*;ejfu! an 4 did* t*i ,i-*•**# then any oth&i known 10 Vsc. w ild i 1 it is ?iequenfTy that my med!*ir % e he taken ndr tin* . of an attending fhvtdcian. and ai ht conid sr 1 properly judge of* re*:*dy snrhmit knowing n* <o*.niKivir.oii, 1 hive •applied the sreurate For;*ule* by which both my Peetor.il aud F : U >;• u. to the whole body r*f PreeUiiai.e:a in th* l.Tvtcd Nt ite* sm* ;i*iti.*h Amiv icsn Proi nr-es. If h. tfovre should be %,* f sue w‘;* ha* n* t iioireu ikem, they sill be prompt’;, sowttrdfj b* iioo, t. U’s addree* Os i.!l t).t Pikturdv U-Heines thst rc o fare 1. V t ify Ni.i’ile te if Yoeif C<ui:*i>i’t*on w-a iinovu ‘ fhei* bis fhcsr .wvetwy. I lu*>r !*•* nntAus The compos it, it* of my ii ’• and ■ ir> ir>4vr* nr i sll are coic.netl to Ike subject r • * t c ; r reni.ct .i-iii.’ sf tiiori iritritxrc mer.ts. The <-hnw* Dec torn* n-uy pr* oy mc’iii < iu?:i to he uwc ‘t-iia aicdifir.f t*eli)fe. ii* t ■ ■ ‘.* * -r• V - -%vn. Mrs % n *£i.er. # . PiiTscixr* hnu* 1 ‘ c fftsoe f);i|k <•- Pills’ sr? i even •• *c and are tag to eeiuify lh *t their ; ! V • w in dV than rciwAt-d hy th ,r CmVc-s -Ts.)r. 1 -A. Ti;*v •M bv th* *.*•’ p‘*:>e r \ .1 fS'**!o-f Ot. t- * ls*erHK't vtNcna so f- *> the hi *.♦ snd \inflate t? Hi* I health) *Oio:t —/♦move the nljrrrVkt.p'Us of ths Sttonai l#owcis. lv* r, ,**ei tim r t-r ;**x. vf ta* k oiy. rest. *riA rheir in?* Sy coitu* ting; ; v h“ , "'*t ,r ’,Vy oi i*t, r.nch dvr*::” sb arr li e *ir>t or'-r'.i ot ii:-(a-'e Beni; suttar tr.ey nrc plej*s.iTit_ b t . ,v ” *\ f ‘•* fi4 purely ‘*v * T-\ no -n*- -*-*V *••**• 0 in :f i.l . . .-..ta Cv-; :• - *• ‘ i*>;u'Ato k F1 JAMES 0. AY>,IP, Vur, ri; a! * uiilyrs; ;*. t'Uvr.i. UD'V ‘•ILL M AtH*. -'.x, 2’ r, -, j : f Fix. >ir Ea*< “•'l’ < wi J. W. PRICE’S Si uthsrn Drug Store. November 14,1856. MRS, 11. IIRAU.MUU.ER, Recipient of Premium* at the Georgia Slate pairs of 1855 and 1856, also of the late Alabama State Fair. ARTISTK IX Ornamental Hair Braiding, At Mr. Braumulier’a Mu&teSidrc, Whitt-ilull Street , Attailta, Georgia. Executes orders for bruMiug >replaces with cro**- Anchors Hearts, and In'r charms, 15 . cast pins, Ear-rings of various styles, Film r-r mgs, Vest-chains, &c., which may be sent by untilutid r til led at abort notice. April 15, 1857 3m Canton Crape Shawls &, Scarfs; THF. subscriber ha just received a handsome lot of Canton Crape Shawls, Tnilateii 3 uud dotted Swiss Muslins. I.ong and shott Silk .Mitts, . - Gent's and JLndies Kid Gloves. *. . . A large assortment Bonnets, Flats and straw Hats —ALSO— A large nnd well assorted stock of Miscellango and School BOtlKS—Stationary oi all kinds. April 2:i—tf A. A. CI F.VUI.ANO.