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LEGAL NOTICES. JLlbc.l lor Divorce. h. DILLINGEK, i |7 n ion Superior Court, WILLIAM SMITH. $ Tern,,'Bo7. I T appearing to tin* Court, upon the return of the proper officer, that the Defendant is not j to h found in thi# county; wul.it lurther ap- j pcarinii to the (.’*>oll, that he reiid.ej out ol this btnte. It i* therefore ordered by the Coart. that tin* Defendant do appear on answer to this Libel for pirorcc, at tlie next Superior Court of this county, ami tlmt a copy ol thi order be pul>- liiln-d Ml the North-Knit Georgian, for the space ol three months belore the next May lenn of , this Court. „ JOS. E. BROWN, J. S. (’. j May 2 ft th. 1857. A true copy taken frnm the minutes of Urt I ion Superior Court, May Scrm. 1857. THOS. M. HUGHES, C. S. C. Jttne in. ] 897. orm j lllrelng. , WILL be hired at the court house JK* door in Clayton. Rabun county,on the first Tuesday in September next, du ring sale hours, the negroes belonging 10 the estate ol David -MclCiiiny,deceased, .'on sisting of a man, woman, boys and girls. Terms made known on the day. ANDREW J. MARTIN, Adm'r de bonis non. July 23, 1857. fog- Divorce. MKMNA A. HILL, 7 Libel lor Divorce in \ Lumpkin Superior WM. A. HILL. ) Court. The Sherili of said county having returned that William A. llill dors not reside in this county, and it being further represented to the court, that sail defendant docs not reside with in the State of Georgia. It ii therefore entered by- the court, that the detenda-it appear at the next February Term of said court, and answer this libel lor Divorce, ami that this order he published in the North Fast Georgian for three months. GKO. D. RICE, J.S. t\ B. R.C A ngust 10th. I 5.)7. A true extract from the Minutes of Lumpkin Superior Court. J. H. WORLEY.c. s. c. August 2ftth, 1857. •* ni - Extra}- Notice. STATE OF GEORGIA, Towns county— Clerk ■ Office Tnierior court, Nov. I I. 1857. All persons interested, are hereby notified that John 11. Kelly,of the iffiDth Dist. G. M. lolls before J. 11. Scruggs, one of the Justices nf the IV roe lor said district, ns an i-stray. a dark brown horse mule, with black legs, and a sore on the let; shoulder, supposed to be two years old hurt spring, four feet six inches high, valued by J. W. Holmes and Josiah Carter, Nee holders ol said county and district, to be worth seventy-live dollars. The owner of said estray, is required to romo forward, pay charges and take said mule away, or he wifi be dealt with as the law di rects. A true extract from the estray book, J. H. MOORE, r.i. e. ! N*ov. 10,1857. n3l MATILDA NICHOLS, W*, forDi J JOHN NICHOLS. i Vorce ’ I It appearing by tho return of the Sher iff, that the defendant is not to he found in this County, it is ordered that ►'■rviec of the libel he perfected on hint by pub lication of this rule in tbe Ninth-Last Georgian once a month tor three mouths prior to next ’! erni of this I ourt oi hy personal serviee oi tlic libel, arid ot tliis order upon him by the Sheriff of any | County in which lie may be found, at least thirty days before the next Term of this Court. . | A true triinscripl from the minutes ol Habersham Superior Court. October Term 1857. I‘ M ARTJN, 0. S. 0. j ojj 4'aSf £t‘. THE subscribe! offers for sale, of his farm I near Clarkesville, Habersham county, a variety ol Devon cattle, consisting r.l Bulls, I <'oh. ‘. Cows end Heifers, and grade rattle, I grther with a In! of Horses. Colts, and voting j ji/cs. A/so a lot el Black's Essex Hogs, which is found to be an admirable breed for the South, being entirely free from mange and ether cutaneouajdi senses. For prsees address tile ebscriber, or George flnt) Esq . at <!/arkesvi//e, (Ja. t,EO. // W.fRRING. Ju/y I 1857. ts. ( •- —— (leoiicii Towns County. To all whom il miy concern, ll'/or os. Lucrelia Allan,ipplics tm- let ters of administration on the eutstc of. Jan-.-itt K. Ail .", deecas'-d. Those are therefore to cite and admon ish ail persons onm-orm 1, to show cause, at the next term of the Court of Ordimi- I ry, why said 1 otters hould not be gran ted. (liven under my band at tliis 3d day of l>ec., lSf>7. .1. AY. HOLMES, Ordinary, vo. 1 n0.33. CeouGia, Town ('oi-.\ty. To all whom ■ miy condom, Wftcn'ti*, Lucretia Allan applies for I tiers of (iuartlianship on tile persons and property ol Emily .Line Allan, .las. ‘J’ Allan, Alary Ann Allan and Kansas U. Allan, minor eltil Iren of .Jarratt K. Allan, lat. of said county deceased. These are therefore, to eite and admon ish all per oils eoneonioil, to show cause at the next t rm of the Court of Ordinn ry, wliy ‘aid h-U.-rs should not be gran ted. (riven under my hand at office, the and day ot Dec., i. ■., . J. \\ ILOL.uHS. Ordinary, vol. 1 ,n0.33. Hr. lAA KE-3S Nails lor sal. by j 3 Fl / e. a. k r. c. william.". Na.orf.iee Ga., April i-l. *.i7.-tl C/V BAGS Rj„ < ,H. r- for ■:.!■ by j) ) F. G. T. C. WILLIAMS Njcocrhee Ga., April ’37-—tl. . DRY GOODS, &C. E. S. BARILU, .CK. WOULD call the at- - j m- p-ntion of the Public to J-TAT“m\ the now ami very ilU j norne Stock of | GOODS lie in now receiving. nt thr corner recently oc < upicd by Cot. J. R. Stanford. I!is facilities lor purchasing are good, and he feels assured that hie friends will lose nothing by giving him that share of their patronage it is ; in their power to bestow. While he does not pretend to SELL CHEAPER ’ than his neighbors, be assured he will always keep alongside. Hi* terms will be found ac ! commodating—fair To himself and liberal to I others. Clarkesville, April 14, ’57,-ly. mm JARGAINS! riIHE undersigned have just received* heir I Spring and Summer Stock of DRY OOODS, the largest nnd host assortment ever brought j to this place, consisting of everything in the S T 4i*S. E 1. AE . Ladies, Gents, anil Childrens’ Dress Goods amt Trimming-. Hardware. Cutlery, and Guns, Drugs and .Medicines, and Dye-Stuffs. A good assortment of Finn Hi/ (Jroerricn <t’ Confectionaries. I Rcadv-made Clothing, Hals. Caps. Boots. si Ac-., and in fact, everything usually kepi in a country store, which they will sell on the must reasonable terms. Thankful for past favors, would respectfully j solicit a continuance of the same. K. G. K T. C. WILLIAMS. Nacoochee, Ga., April 14. 57. ly. TO THiVEB.EUS. ; fiu. THE subscriber would J/fOS* T? respeetl'ullv inform CueQg&afZL CfjY public that*hc is running a Tri-Weehl) Glue of Hacks, trom Athens to this place. The trip (f>o miles), is made in one day. with ease. He also, keeps at his fun: and spacious LI VERY STABLE, ; Saddle ilorsrs. Busies, ('arriaajef. Hacks, kc.. j for those who may desire to visit | or any of the lnrire Mountains that are conve l nient to our Village. i Persons destaging to spend their summers J from home, will bud this place a picasartt resort. j ‘Phe subscriber will always be ready to con vey Travelers Home one point of interest to | .mother, when called on. He keeps on hand Fine IflomNfiiYfdltiil Drivers. i No pains will he spared to please those that i lavor him with a call. JOHN (\ ADDISON. j CL..W**..;U, Av’il 1-1 Tw ts U. S. M:i il IA no BETWEEN MADISON AND EATON TON \ BHilly Conrll (Sunday? excepted,) lea’ e? jladison immeiliately alter tii n ar rival of Day I'rain-an the Geurgia Railroad, ami arrives at Eatonton same evenings. |., i:\TcN ll'N at i; I'. M . and arrives I at MADISON in time tn ronnegt with the Night T rain going West via. .Atlanta for the i Statu anil Atlanta N LMVraiige Railroads. ITssCngers taking thecal on the State Rom!. Atlanta A I,iGr.uige Road, Augusta & Athens |{ojd. Gei rgia R-iilroad. and all points interve n ;ig tor Eatonton & Milledgeviilr: v.til find thi* the I-lieapcst and most c\j.editions route, with ■ good terms and careful drivers. Ur hope I<> -hare a liberal portion of public travel. I J. W. A L L. MOORE. Stick Okficks.- -Campbell's Hotel. Madi-on. I Eatonton Hotel, i. ttoaton. August gtith, 1857. [ M I*o K T H I) mm & GROCERIES. \ i. k . ii i: r. RV, 203 Ca s’A t. Stkbrt, Axn 710 Bkoahwav. N. Y. (Erl nhl J tthctl s i.) iMroitTKits a DEAi.Kns in first quality /•’A MIL Y (1 li O CKl{l /; ,V, OFFKII to tin* Trade, Hotels, Pri\ .tc Kami iiek. ami ifcll who u re choice in taste and desire a ynninc <nt;<t\. ;i variety —(ii’ .ii and BlucV. Souchong, i*ou chona. Kniili'h l’roadl:tst, Onion*;:. Imperial, Hvson, Gunpowder, Voting Hyson, A:c.. in j chests nnd h ‘lf chc-Ts. t\c. € ofiV<‘ WISK- - M idcir *.s. Slicrrtaff, Ports, Ilock, j kc., \(*ry old :vnd high grades, in orfgtnal pnek j ajo*s. demijohns, in ami bottics. LiDißtpßfatH S Moci k Chii'n.lon’s C’ub ‘ inot Imperial v'er/enay, Heidseick, G. Mumm's C'ahinct Imporinl Vcr/enay. Vj|f|llorM—Brandies, fiume, Whisky, Gin, j Arrack. Ahsinthr. Kirsch. <\e., Nc.. in original packages: also, I’uracao, Maraschino. Anisette, i Noyeau Hitlers, ike. >laU iJr|ilOl*H—London Brown Stout, j Scotch and Kniilish Ale-'. MfiprsAlv*'. 4 variety ol Choice Brands. l-tigHsii and French. SjIHCP'-i I'm Fish. (’iirrie. Game, Meat 4Ti ('(‘HP* Stilton, Chedder, Koyal Vieto ria. Prince Albert. ParmesanGi uyjve. Sapsago, i Dutch and American. - Loaf, Crushed. Pulv'erised. ISt.Cro ix, Ac. in barrels and ball barrels. \t c.-ip.'t.iliu and Am<*rican. Oils— Oh\, Sperm, and Whale. Ir.ft" Mhir Liquors are warranicl uuadulte ated. and of our own importation. New Vo. k April 14th, 1N57. .4tliki kiis • rator's Sale. \GRI J'AliL\ to an order of the Honorable ! Court of Ordinary of Ilabun county’, j will be sold In fore the Court-house door in tin town of Clayton, on the lir:)t Tuesday in May j next, within the legal hours of sale, and lots ot I land, No. ~ and and, in the third district of sard ! c Minty, eont filing -I o acn s ear!*, more or i less, beinr t!.e place wi nreoii William D. j Langston. drcenH'd, lived, adjoining Ive Hey and ‘ others. Sold as t.ie property’ Os William D. ’ Langston, deceased. t*r disti iimtion. Brian.l. WALL. Adm’r. ! .March I -4ld. DR Y I GOODS& GROCERIES. : Ai.rnrn i-iuc*. WM. B. wivik .t c- o o i n , o * L, ) OK T THIS!! o riXUE Umleraignctl hasjust received anew J Stoek of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, Consisting of every thing in the Staple Line. Calicoes, Muslins, Ginghams, &c., all of the finest qualities and lowest prices. A good assortment of Ready-Made Clothing, Surh as Ladies’ .Mantillas, Talmas, Cloaks, i Bonnets. Gloves, Hosiery,Embroidery, 4c. Also—‘ HATS, TAPS, JIOOTS & SHOES, of all qualities and sizes, suitable tor Ladies, Gentlemen 4c Children. ALSO FOR GENTS’ WEAR, Coats. Vests, I’ants, of all colors, Blue. Black, Brown anil White. Iltm ilii; HO PIIfLERY. Crockery ot all descriptions, both Plain and Fancy. —ALSO— Trunks, Saddles. Bridles, Martingales, and j various other articles too tedious to mention. And lastly, a superior stock of Such ns Peach, Apple and Cognac Brandy live and Corn Whisky. Rum, Gin. Wine, Cider Mint. Rose and Cinnamon Cordials'. Candy- I Cigars. Raisins. Almonds. Oranges. ’Cofiee. Sti ] gar, s>J t. Mackerel. iron. <\c.. Nr. all ol I which we sell at w ind ‘ale urn! retail at the I lowest prices. I And after tendering our thanks for past pa i tronage, we would in .itethc ptildir, and espe cially the citizens of Clayton and surrounding country, to give ns a rail before purchasing : elsewhere, as we are always ready to wait on mtvhodv. and intend to sell as low as we pos- I sibiy ran. fjV.y- Terms, cash only. PRICE 4c WINTERS. Clayton, May 10, TEW. ts. I.ooEi os:s Cor (lit* Entrlue wlit-n 1 233* VtUlidiL’ till: lit. /‘C t * 4.7 k. ‘ L-vs ‘l4 - j i *’l'* miir !••• ii, \ |-r \ i * n rj*w i • rnl <• iirlhll* f * Spring | consisting of everything in the Staple Line Ladies. Gents and Childrens’ Dress Goods ; Hardware, Cutlery, Coins. Drugs. Medicines j Ilye-Stufik and Perfumery A good assort ment ! Fit mi/// Gromrtm nvtl (Vntfct tionayint. URADY-MADE CI/I7IISU Of’ TUP- STYI.KS. [ Hat*. Caps and Boimcls of all lash- ionable ; >hade and colors, Shoes. - ffe Boot, kc. A line assortment of Vasliionalile Challics. Mintiljas. Moire Antique Materials, La die. Moluiir Caps and Brai ls, Bareges, Muslins, Brilliants. Jaconets, Ho siery. Glove-, F.mbroidery, Knittintr. N<*., I'an<*y Work. Ac . Hoop Skirt-, Nr., all which 1 offer for sale at low prices, for I'anlK, or stpprovcd ptipi^rfiOUays. See if the inducements me not sufficient to make you i)ui'*'hase. Ihe Ladies and (tents will always find uie willing to show, and unx i ions to accommodate. I will give ns much as? any other Mer ! chant lor Rags. Beeswax, Green and Dry Hides. May Butter, good Linsey, Jedus, Lggs, Vfoo!, Flax Seed, Nr.. Ac, 11. S. Van rrVIF.RL. Clarkesville, Ga., April 14, 07.-ly. KAGJ-E FACTORY. WRIGHT. GILLIES A BROTHER, IMIXUtTEKB AXDMAXI KArTt'RKnS OF t orrr.E, teas iso kph en, Nog. ash i ’ 17 W ..sixOtox S ■. BKTWKK.N BABE LAY * MOIUN .ON.-:.-,. N. Y. f IMIK Subscribers would cat! ’■ .ion 1 of the Wholesale Trade and Dealers i:en- j i orally to their large and well selected stock ol I 1 Cooffce, Tens amt as follows: Mocha, .Ta i, M > 1 ■ ■ . Sum 1 1 .*. ! St. Dnmintro, Rio In Bo: . masted in bags and j barrels, (hound in bags, barrels” and boxes,! 1 lb. papers; 0 and 10 lb. canisters. Tea*. Tear. Green and Bim k, of the latest impor- i | tation, in whole, half and quarter chests. Pepper, Cinnamon, Allspice. C*!oves nnd Gin ! ger. whole in bags, ground m bids., bags and | I >(xes. }. L and 1 lb. tins amt papers, f> and 10 1 : lb. canisters. Mustard, in hbl.. kegs and boxes, V ar.d i ; i 11. tins. f> nnd ID lb. cmi ster*. Salarutus anil Baking So dr. hi bhls.. kegs , and boxes. Nutmegs, Mace, Indigrf; Starch, Cocoa, and | ( hocolate. Pure (rround Cre ni Tartar in bhls., kegs, and boxes. 10, :?>. and 00 lbs. i ‘i he above articles are manufactured and ! put up at our own establishment, and gwarati- ! I teed to give entire sat is tact ion. Grocers and dcakus will find it to their 1 advantage to call and examine our stock before perclnsing elsewhere. WUlGirr, (rILLIKS & BUOTUEU, New York. April 1 HU, H ‘7. 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No pa- ; I'd sent unless tin* money, is paid in advance. Life Members to tbe State Agricultural Society ! will receive the paper w ithout cost. Papers interested in tl • cause of Improve meat will please publish tliis prospectus. An Exchange is solicited. Address A. G. SUMMER, Editor “South Carolina Agriculturist,” State ArieuD ur.il Society Rooms,Columbia,B.C , April in. 1857'. LEGAL NOTICES, &C. iliiltci'Nltiini SEifiilFx Kale. YTILL Be sold on the first Tuesday in Jan. I* next 1858, before the Court house door, in Clarkesville, Hnbcersham county, within the leijal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following property to wit: Lot of land No., whereon John Gibbs now lives adjoining Robert Foster, in the fith Dist. of said County, levied on as the property'of John Gibbs, to satisfy two ti fa’s issued lrorn a Jus tices court of said comity, ona in favor of K. t’. Williams, vs. John Gibbs and Barney York, and one in favor of E. Williams vs. John Gibbs. Levies made and returned to u.e by a Constable. Also, one-eighth part of lot of land No. 40, in the 2nd District of Habersham County, it being all the interest defendant has in and to said lot, levied on an the property of Thomas B. Nix, .Sen., to satisfy a ii-la issued from a Justices court of said county, in favor of John li Clardy, vs. Thos. B Nix Sen., levy made and returned to me by a Constable li. I VIE, Sheriff. Drc. 2nd 1857. LEWIS $ BR VDBEItRY, ) Uhd for M. J. BRADBEIIRY. \ lhvun o ’ It appearing to the Court from the re turn of the Sheriff, that the defendant io not to ‘be found in this county, and it further appearing that the defendant is not a resident of this State, ordered that service of the libel in said ease be perfec ted by publication of this ‘rule once a month for four months in some public* Gazette of this State, and that said publi cation be made prior to the next term of this Court. C. 11. SUTTON, PHTs. Atty’. A true transcript from the minutes of Habersham Superior Court, Oct. Term 1557. RIIILIP MARTIN, C. S. C. Rseenior’s Sale. in iLf* town ol Hiwassee. Towns conn tv. G i,. on the first Tuesday in February next, within rbc Uigal hours.ol’ sale, three likely nc- | groes. to-\vit : Sf.eu;i. a woman, about thirty-live venrs old, i arid her ci il l. about two years old, Henry, a bov, about fourteen years old. The worn in is a nomder out? cook. AM sold by virtue ol an ,>r;lcr ol ihe Court of Ordinary of Habersham county, us a par/ of the estate of James R. YVyly- deceased, for the benefit of the heirs ol said deceased. I'enihi on the day of s.iie. JOHN //. VVYLY. t i’ ‘ ■ J NO. W. H. ( NDERWOOI), \ Dec. 1 Gtii, 18.77. 40il. Geobota. Towns Covxty. To nit wlunn it mni/ concern. T! ln-, ■can. T. L. Smith applies for let- I tors of guardianship on the persons and prop rty of J’ctor G. Stroud ar.d John 11. Stroud, minor children of John Stroud, late of said county deceased — These are therefore, to eite and admon ish all persons concerned, to shyw cause, at the next term of the Court of Ordi nary, why s:.id letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 2d I of November, I EOT. -J. W. HOLMES, Ordinary. November 11th, 185 T. Georgia, Towns County-. To all whom il mni/ concern. Whcrros, Martha J Ootlioy applies for j letters of Guardianship on the persons I I and property of Sarah M Cothey and { Martha J Cothey, minor children of Thos j 1> Cothey, late of said county, deceased : These are therefore, to cite and adtnon , ish all persons concerned, to show cause : at the next term of the court of ordinary, why said letters should not bo granted. (riven under my hand at ollica, this 2d j of November 1557. J. TV. HOLMES, Ordinary. November 11th 1857. FO! * SALE /# / \ Acres of L;iml, lying one r mile North-v est ol Cliiikes ’ vijle, from ‘thirty u i'vr.y acres clearrk very prtHluctive. the balance of the ftfaci , land, well timbered. There is situated ;n the place a first-rate new Saw Mill, that will cut one thousand feet per day. Also. 1 f>,* mkj !eet sawed lumber, of various sizes nnd lengths. 10,000 heart pine shingle, extra quality. 2 new two horse wagons, with ! * arue: s, 1 second hand covered buggy, i second i.and barouche with harness. Bills for sawed lumber filled, and delivered in Clarkesville promptly. JOHN 11. WYLY. Clarkesville. July 29, ISJ>7. S2O REWARD! Stolen on Sunday night 10th in.st., at the house of George 11, Taylor nine miles from Clariiesvillo, a pair of pants, (Cassi mcre) of dove color, with two books, one containing, notes and receipts, tlie other between iifty-eight (58) and sixty (00) j dollars in money. The pants on the out side of left thigh a sriaged place darned, with black alpacea on inside, and on front j right thigh another darn. Thief supposed j to be a run-away negro, passing front lla- ‘ bun to llall county. For the apprehen sion of said thief, 1 will pay the abuVe . reward. Fill). A. WEAVES. Carnesville. Address C> 1. Thomas Morris of Carnes- i ville, if the thief chance to be discovered, and arrested F. A. W. ‘■OR SALE! | A Second hand Northern Carriago and Harness. Apply to E. S. BARCLAY. ■lAK.Vr.stsi EEAII.\KSS! (lARRIAGE and Baggy Harness for sale at J BAIICLAY’S. May 27, 1857 ts LEGAL NOTICES. ('1 corgia, Ilabersliam County.-- To all whom il may concent. —Whereas, Edwin P. Williams applies to me for letters of guardianship on the estate of James Edwin Williams. Anne Louisa Williams, Mary Jane Williams, Wm. S. Williams anil Albert G, Williams, minor children of Albert G. Wil liorns, late of said county deceased : These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to show cause, at the next May Term of the Court of Ordinary, for said county, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office, this 10th day of March, 18f>7. C. H. SUTTON, Ordinary. March I—3od. Libel for Divorce. JAMES M. BATTLE, ) Libel for Divorce in vs. > Lumpkin Superior SUSANNAH BATTLE ) Court. THE Sheriff of said county having returned that the defendant does not reside in this coun ty, and it being represented to this court, that said defendant does not reside within the State of Georgia. It is therefore ordered by the court, that the defendant do appear and answer this libel lor divorce, at the next February Term of said Court, ISSB. And that publication of this or der be made for three months in the North East Georgian. GEO. D RICE, J. S. C. B. U C. August 10th, 1857. A true extract from the Minutes of Lumpkin Superior court. J. M. WORLEY, c. a. c. August 2’>th. 1857. 3m, Administrator’* Notice. 4 LL persons having demands against the /\ estate of David McKenney, deceased, late of Rabun county, arc requested to present them within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted, to make immediate payment to ANDREW J. MARTIN, Administrator de bonis non. July 23, 1857. Georgia, Towns County. Whereas the late J. IL Allen was gnr dian for Mary M. Allen, James It. Allen, Joseph P. Allen, Thompson Allen, nnd whereas said J. E. Allen departed this life, without being dismissed from,his I gnurdeanship, nnd whereas Mary M. Al len, Janies 1\ Allen, Jos P. Allen, I Thompson Allen, are not yet of acre, and arcMesirons that John Alien should sne ered sai l J. K. Allen doefas-'d—• These are therefore to eite all persons concerned, to show cause if any exist, at the next Oefibber term of the Court of Ordinary of said County, why the said letters of Guardianship should not be is sued. Given under my hand at office in Hiwassee, Sept. 7th. isf>7. J. W HOLMES. Ordinary ■ Gkoroia, Habersham County. To all it horn it mat/ ctmcrrn. )Yhcrras Edwin P. Williams, Adminis trator of Albert G. Williams, deoeased, shows by his petition to this Court, that lie has fully administered and dispo.’ .and of said estate, and paays lv.tters of dismis sion therefrom— These are therefore to cite ar.d admon ! ish all persons concerned, to show cause at the next March Term, 1857, of this Court, why said letters should not be granted. By order of said Court, at the September Term, 1857. Witness my hand at office, Sept. 7th, 1857. C. 11. Siri TON, Ordinary. Sept. 0, 1857. Bin. SOTICK. T//ERE wi U be soM on the First Tuesday in October next, before the court house door in the town of ('/avion, Rabun county, within the /e ga/ hours of sa/e, the fo//owing property, to wit: Pari of lots of /and numbers 21 and 22, in the third destrict of said county containing one hun | died anl Sixty acres more or A;ss,/evied on as the ! property, of ji/urtin Carver, to satisfy two fi fas, issued I’rom Rabnn Superior Court, in favor Wi//in m Evans vs Jtfhrtin Carver and John Q. .'/darn.’-. and arc in favor of Jeptha Norten vs /i/enjry A. Bc /fingsbv, Wa/kerand Jlfartin Carver, Eiidor.er —issued from the Inferior Court of Rabun County. Property Pointed out by Wi//iam T. Crane, P/riint iffs Attorney. Wi//iam G. Sing/cton ( oroner. Ad ?3t 1 mi or’* Sale. WILL be sold before the court house door in the town of Clayton. Rabun county, oh the first Tnesday in October next, v.iihiii the legal hours ol‘ sale, the following property, to-wit: Part of Lot of Land, No. (51)) fifty, in the second district of Rabun county, it be ir.g that part of said lot whereon the mill is now situated, containing twenty-live acres mord or les:-. Sold by virtue of an order of the court of Ordinary of said county, as the prop, erty of James Hunnicutt. deceased, for the ben-, efit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day oi’ sulo. ALFRED PRICE, Adm’r. August 19, 1857. Atliiitiiisli-alor’jt Sale. TWO months after date application will Inr j made to the court of Ordinary of Oglethorpe ] county, for leave to sell a house and lot lying in the town of Clarkesville. Habersham county. I delonging to the estate of the late Felix Me. Entire, deceased. W. CIR 15V, Adrar. July 8, 1857. All persons indebted to the estate of the late Felix McKatire, deceased, will please make immediate payment, and those having demands against said estate will present them properly authenticated in terms of the law. W. C. IRBY, Adm. July 8, 1857. GEORGIA, Towns Gonnty. To all whom it may concern. \ WHEREAS, F. Foster applies to me for letters of Guardianship upon the estate, and of the person of Louisa Eveline Garrett of said* county. These are thorelore to cite all persons con cerned, to show cause, if any exist, at the next October term of the court of Ordinary of said county, why said letters should not he granted Given under rnv hand at office, itt Hiwnssce ‘J. W. HOLMES, Ordinary. August 20th, 1857.