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Execiitor’s Salle. VALUABLE LANDS AND NEGROES. BY virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Harris county, will tie ‘•bid bbfoire the Court House door of said, “cobbty, on the first Tuesday in February Aitfxt, within the legal hours of stile, the fol-r Jbiving property. to-wit: two lots of land. Lot number Nme. an i adjoining lot Lin" 1 east, number not recollected, all in Harris’ county, adjacent to the Harris C onn grmnU. each lot containing acres, more or less. 1 Sold as the pr iperty of William Turner. late of said county, deceased Also at the ‘same time and place, will be sold, all of the Negroes belonging to said deceased, consis ting of men. women and children. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms made known on day of sale. NATHANIEL BLACK. Ex\r. Dec. 11, 1854. 43 Administrator’s isale, BY virtue of an order of the Court of Orpinary of Harris county, will he -sold before the Court House door in said county, on the first Tuesday in February next, within the legal hours of sale, all of the negroes belonging to the estate of Mrs. Susannah Turner, late of said county, do qyased, consisting of women, hoys, girls, .children, fee. S ild as the property of said deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms made known on davof sale- NATH VNIEL BLACK. Adtnr. December 11, 1854. Groceries! Groceries!! JUS r ARRIVED FROM 3 A VANN \ 11.. milE Subscriber would respectfully in form the citizens of !| * oi!ton and vicinity'. that he has REMOVED to the Store on the corner, lately occn ded by J- N. Kamskt. Esq., and opened the most splendol and freshest assortment of Groceries • JFntiis , and Confectioneries, ever offeredan this market—consisting of the FINEST LIQUORS, PINE APPLES, ORANGES, R M S I NS; B \N ANN \S. A L M O N D S. BRAZIL NUTS. RVNANNA PLANTAINS, PECONS. COCOA NUTS. gKIGS, AND PASTE FIGS, ENGLISH WALNUTS, BRANDY PE ACHE'S WINKS, CORDIALS. SARDINES, T © B A C C O, S EG Alls. PICKL ES. MONONGAHSLA . AND OTHER LIIJOKS. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, A GREAT ASSOIt TMEN I CANDIES. Together with evi-ry thing else tisnally kept in the Grocery fine* all of m>V t*c fiuud at his uew stand, on ‘he corner which he hasracently fitted tip in the most -pinnd id style for the accommodation of It pub lic. No pains will he spared to please the patrons of his house and sulisy their wants, (u addition to the above, a splendid BILLIARD SALOON will soon be opened up stairs, in'the room now occupied as the Organ Os kick where gentlemen can wile away the weary hours. Thankful for past favors, a continuance of the same is respectfully solicited. RICHARD TURNER Hamilton, Dee. 6 1554. ‘GEORGIA, Harris County. Court of Ordinary October Term. 1854. IT appearing to the Court by the petition oPWilliam P. Rogers, that Wi Its <!<>r ham, of said county, deceased, did-in his lifetime execute ‘o said William P Rogers his hood condition to execute iitles in fee simple, to said Wil iam P. Rogers, to lots of land -Nos. one hundre i and thirty and one hundred and thirty one, in th- twentieth district of originally Muscogee, now Harris county —and it further appearing that said Willis Gorham departed this life wi'hout executing titles to said land, or in any way providing therefor-and it appearing that said William P. Rogers has paid nearly all the purchase price of said lots of land, and is ready to pay the balance—and the said William P. Rog ers having petitioued this Court to direct John Murphy, executor of the estate of the said Willis Gorham, and -c’d, to execute him titles to said lots of land, in conformity with said bond. It is, therefore, hereby ordered that notice lie given at three or more public places in said county, and in the Organ, a public gazette of this State, of such application, that all persons concerned mav file their objections in the Ordinary's office, if any hey have, Why said John Alnrphy, executor as aforesaid, should not make titles to said lots of land, in conformi ty with said bond. A true extract from the minutes of said Couit, this October 21, 1854. WM. I. HUDSON, Ordinary. 3m33. 7“ ESTHAY^ Clerk’s Office inferior Court, i December 4, 1854. ) ALL persoos concerned are hereby no> tilled that D. VV. Snell, of the 770th District, G. M. Tolls before VVn. T. Smith, one of the Justires of the Peace for said dis trict, as an Estrav, one certain dark mouse colored mare mule, of medium size, valued by Hartwell N. Harris, and D. R. Suell. a free holder of said county and district, to he worth forty dollars. The owner of said estray is required to coine forward, prove property, pay charg-es and take said horse away, or he will be dealt with as the Law directs. A true extract from the Eslrav Book. C.L. DENDY, Clerk, fi A Mr LTD N HI hill The mi lerdgn * I *v,cou ‘ *g'*d *v His sir*., cess dhfitig'the present year in i vi,vg entire satisfaction to bis p rtrbus it Hamilton. again tenders his services to them and rite public geuer .By, as Instructor of th ir s<uis for the OfSxt year. No labor fe vigilance will he spa red on his part, to develops the mind', guard the morals and to pro •cite the e-itiro ‘du rational interest of all .v So m ty be com nit led to his rareifor instruction. The male sehmll at this place will be operator the reception of pupils, the first thonday iti 9'nuary next. No pupil Will be long retained who.maoi fests a Hispositi m to id lentss and immoral ity. .Students wishing to enter College, will be thoroughly prepared to .error tue One of their choice. All stu lents will be charged from thej time of entering until the close of the term.’ -o deduction will bn made for absence, un less in of protracted illness, ’removal or death. TUITION PER TERM. P.himarv <'lass —Etuhra, iog, Sp.-lling. Reading, Writing. Mental Aritnmeiic. Prim ary Geography and Fir-l lessons in English Grammar. $lO 00 .Second Class- Embracing the Natur al. Moral d'ud Mental Sciences. English Grammar and Written Arithmetic, sls. Third Class. —Embracing Latin Greek anil Maihotnatics {£/** All students sufficiently advanced, wi Ibe exercis >li t Compo-itimi, Declam ation. and parsing in the Poets, Reference —SchoM Room anti former patrons. W tmiltotk, Nov. 25th 1854. J. P. M. REEVES, Prin. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, A GRKE ABLK, to an Order of the Cm. Court of'Ordinary of Harris County, Will be sold before the Court House door of said county, a i the fi s* Tn -sday'in Jan nary next, wifttiiii the l"gal hoviTs of sale, ib* fill ving propettv. to wit*. Prince, a man .about 35 years <d<L: Cook, a man 23; Lewi*, a liny 13; Sarah, a woman about 33; Amanda, about 19; and her elrfld, 2 months obi; Margaret, a girl 15; Louisa, a woman aboti’ 05. Sold ns the property of Bird Pruett, late of Harris county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. WM. A. PRUETT, A.ImV. Oct. 4. 1854 -33015. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. \\T ILL he soil on ‘Tuesday, 20th day of ’ V Deee nbr next, at the late residence Bird I’ruktt, the following prope ty, to wn: Mules, hor-es, hogs, cows, sheep, road wagon and h tr >ess, buggy. plantation tools, beds and bedding, household and kitchen furniture, t orn, fodder, and many other ar ticles too tedious to mention. Sold as the property of Bird u rnett, late of Harris county, decease.!. Will. A PRUETT. Adtn’r. Oct. 4, 1354.—33i !s. ’NOTICE. ALL perso - ire h-r oy forewarned from trading I r t v * promissory notes or either <il them ; s id notes were given to Morreii Baker or li • nvr. both dated Dec'r. 23, 1853, one for st-v n hundred and fifty dollars, due the 25th December, 1854, and the other fir five hundred dollars tine 25’lt December, 1855. As tile consideration fir whi< h aid notes were given is likely to fail. I will, not pay said notes unless compelled Ity law so l.n do, or the consideration made good. ISAAC ALMOND. December 4,1854. GEORGIA, Harris County. Court of Ordinary, December Term 1854. ST appearing to tlie Court by the petition of Phillip E. Richard-on, that Stephen Hanks of said eouutv, d-ceased, did in his lifetime execute to sai l P. E. Richardson, his bond conditioned to execute titles in fee sim ple, to said Phillip E. Richardson, to lots of land. Nos. one hundred and twenty six, and west half of lot No. one hundred and fifteen-, in the 19th dist'ict **f originally MusCogee, now Harris coauty—and i. further appear iiig that said Stephen Hanks departed this life without executing titles to said land, or in any way providing therefor, and it ap. pearing that said Phillip E. Richardson has paid nearly all the purchase price of said lots of land, and is ready to pay the hal lance—and the said Phillip E. Richardson having petioned this Court to direct Stephen L. Hanks administrator of the estate of the said Stephen Hanks deceased, to execute him titles to said lots of land, in conformity with said bond. It is therefore, hereby or dered ’hat notice be given at three or more public places in said county, and in the Or gan, a public gazette of this State, of such application, that all persons concerned, may file their objections in the O dinary’s office if any they have, why said Stephen L. Hanks, administrator is aforesaid, should uot make titles to said lots of land, in con formity with said board. A true extract from the minutes of said Court, this December 4 1854. AVrn. 1. HUDSON. Ordinary. 3m42. GEORGIA , Harris County . WHEREAS Elijah Blackmon applies to me for Letters of Guardianship on the person and property of Christopher Columbus Calhoun, a minor under fourteen years of age s ! < These are therefore !jfo cite *nd admotl„ ish all and singular, the kimired of said mi nor to l)e and aopear at my offiee within the time prescribed by law. In show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not he granted to said applicant. Given under my hand at office this De cember’s, 1854. AVm. I. HUDSON, Ord. 42430. 1 ORE AT SOUTH ERf RE MED¥ JAGOI’S CORDIAL. sssste*. Mi \ DI'ARUfJtE A. CIIULERAjNFAN lUm ALSO, ADMIRVBLY A DAP TED TO MAN Y FEM ALE DISEASES MOST ESPECIALLY PAINFUL MENSTRUATION The virtues of Jacob's Cordial are too well known to require encomitims. Ist. H cures the worst cnsett of Diarrhoea. 7th It Cures painful Menstruation. 27. It cures the worst form* of Dysentery. Bth. H Relieves pain ’in the back and Lditis. 3d. It cures California or Mexican Diarhdce 9 th. If counteracts nervousness despondency , 4/A. It Relieves the severest Colic. _ }olh It restores irregularities. sth. It Cures Cholera Morbus. . IDA. It dispels gloomy fy Hysterical feeling 6 th. It Cures Cholera Infantum. 12/A. Its an admirable Tonic. A FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS, TESTIMONIALS, fee. I have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, and have found it a most efficient and intnv judgment, a valuable remedy. Hiram War trr.it, Judge of Supreme Court. Gh. It gives pleasure in being able to recommend Jacob’s Cordial—my own personal ex perience, and tbd experience of my neighbors and friends around me, is a sufficient guar antee for me <to believe j.t be all th it it purports to lie; viz : a sovkukiun rkmedv. Wm. H. Un -nop. Formerly Judge of Superior Cpurt, Cherokee Circuit. I take great pica* m recommending thi*.invaluable medicine to all amicted with bowel diseases,f nich I believe it to be a sovereign remedy—decidedly superior to any thing else ever tried by me. A, .A. G*ulding. Dep. G. M. of G. Lodge of Ga. ‘This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity as fast as Bonaparte pushed his col timus into Russia, and gaining commendation wherever used.— Georgia Jeffersonian. For Sale by Bedell & Mullins. R. Turner, and .A. F. Johnston, Hamilton ; J. B. Foster and A. VV. Wynn. Waverhj Hall; Wm. B. Strowbridge, Ellers ie ; L, fe vV. H. Jackson. Cataula; Win McCartan. Cochran's X roads. T. J. Hunt, H'hitcsville . and by the priuci pal Merchants and Dxuggisis'throughout the State. v 2 * 4J)I R, A. WARE, Wholesale Agent, Columbus, Sogitliem military J LOTTE H Yin ( Tiy the Authority of the State of Alabama.) Conducted on the Havana Plan. ONE PRIZE to 2(fTf'OKE TS Arid remember every Prize Drawn / j CLASS 11. To be Drawn otl thw-/20th day of Dec. 1 Prize - - - 7,500 1 . . - 5.000 1 , 4 2'OOO 2 , J.OOO In all 351 prizes, amounting To $3 ) 000 (£7®Tidies ss—Halves and Quarters in prnpnrHM). (I \J*Etety Prize Drawn at each drawing. Bills on allsolveui Banks taken at par All communications strictly confidential. S\.M’L S WAN. Agent Bud Manager, at the Bronze Lions. Montg’y, Ala. RtDD & Agent*. Au burn, ( Ala.) will fill all orders promptly. Aug. 23,1854. —2B. - ‘■ ■ *■-- - Settlemaut Notice. WE hereby notify all who are con cernerf that tire books of Jackson & Stubbs, for to* are in the hands of E. H. Beall fur collection. Attend to it, aud save cost. JACKSON & STUBBS. ALSO—My individual books, for 1854, are in the same hands fur convenience oI settlement. CAVIL JACKSON. Oct. 4. 1851.—ts. Tltree Slays Singing* THERE will lea three days singing at Society Hill Church, Crawford Cos. Qa„ (ten miles East of Knpkville.) com mencing on the 2'2d day of December next. All Teachers and siugers are respectfully nvited to attend. J. L. P. EXE cm or&saleT GREE \BLY to an order of the Court ’s j pf. Harris coiudy. will be sold before the court house door in the town of Hamilton, on the first Tuesday in January next, within the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing lots of land lying and being in the 21st district of Harris coitnfy, to-wit: Lot No. seventy. No. seventy-one, all of lot No. fifty-eight, except that which lies south of the Mulberry (’reek, and that part of lot No. fiftv-nille which lies east of the Palmet to Creek, and also lot No. ninety-one, all in a settlement together, with a quantity of bottom land making in ail seven hundred and sijtfy acres, more or less. Also, tlid following lot in the twentieth district of said county. In wit: lot of laud -No. two hundred and eleven containing 202£ acres. Sold as the property of Thomas A. Williams, dec’d. for the benefit of the heirs and creditor*. Terms liberal, and made known on the day of sale. fIIUTTAIN WILLIAMS, Ex’r. N.v. 11,1854.—39, House Sc Sign Painiiiigt. JNEW would respectfully announce • to the citizens of Harris and adjacent counties, that he is prepared to do any kind of work in the HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING. PAPER HANGING aud GLAZING business, with neatness and despatch, on as moderate tei ms as can he done by any oth er porson. Ready mixed Paints in large or sma'l quantities, always on hand. Prompt attention will he given to all or ders sent to my address at Talbotton, Ga. GEORGIA Harris Ccunfy. Agreeable to an order pf the Court of Ordinary of said county will be sold on the first Tuesday in Jan. next before the Court House dour in the town rif Hamilton, the House ami lot in said Town belonging to the estate of Richard H- Jones dec’d. Nov. 22nd 1854. CAVIL JACKSON. A r JOHNSTON, Dry Goods & Grocery Deale r JUS TICE’S SUMMONS AND EXEs C UTIONS FOR SALE HERE. Throw Physic to the hogs PULVKRMACIIER’S HYDRO EL ECT RIC VO LT AIC Cl IA I NS, Producing instant relief from the most acute pain, and permanently curing’flu Neural gic diseases. Rheumatism, painful and swelled Joints. Neuralgia ofthe Face, Deafness, Blindness, St. Vitus Dance, Palpita’tious of the heart, periodical Headache- Pa his bn the Stomach. Intfigcstinti,’ Dyspepsia, Uterine Rains Paralysis, etc. etc. ‘These chains were first introduced in the eity of New York less than one vtar since, and after being subjected To thorough trials in ever y hospital in the city, and Applied by Drs. Valetititle .Mott, Carnochan, Van Bu- ; ren and others, it tvas discovered that they possess strange and wonderful power in the relief and cure of the above class of diseas es. and their sale, and the success that has attended their use is urtpatraldled, Previous to their introduction into this country, they were used in every hospital in Europe, and ar6 secured by parents in France, Germany* Austria, Prussia and England ; and also in the United States. ‘•THINK CLOSE & PONDER WELL.” ‘The principles upon which it is claimed that the Chains prddne’e their marvelous cures are, first—th at all Nervous Diseases are attended and produced by a deficient supply of nervous fluid, aud an agent that tescmbles closely electricity, pr electro mag natism; and second—lhat the electro irag netic chains, by being worn over and upon the part and organ diseased, furnish to the exhausted nervous fluid which is required to produce a healthy action through the en tire system. No disgusting nostrum is aL lowed to he taken while using the chains, but a rigid observance of the general laws of health are required. Brisk friction upon the part diseased adds much to the effects of the chains, by increasing their magnetic power. . . > , . ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, will he given jo any person who will pro duce so many w’oll authenticated certificates of cure, both from intelligent patients and scientific physicians, as have been effected oy the use of Pulverrnacher’s Electric Chains. They never Tail to perform what they are advertised to do, and no person has ever been dissatisfied who has giveu them L\ FEMALE CASES, more than one hUudred jietmaneul cures of Riolapsus Uteri have been effected w ithin die last year by the use of these chains. By applying one end of the chain over the res giiin of the abdomen, atid the other upon the spine just above the hip, the Usual sev ere symtons incident to that disease are at onde i*emdved- MODE OF USE, The chain should be moistened before use with common vinegar, and then one end of the chain should be applied directly to the seat of the pain or disease, and the oth er end opposed to if BE NOT DECEIVED! The Electric Chains are not to curb all diseases; but for Nervous Diseases it is claimed that NO Medical Agent in the world has produced so many cases in the last year as the Elec tric Chain. INSTANT RULI'EF from the most ac ute pain, is produced at the moment of ap plication much more effectually than can lie produced by opldm, in any of its forms. Call an'd obtain a pamphlet (gratis.) J. STEINERT, Sole Agent, S<JB Broadway, cor. Prince St. J. F. WOODBURY, Agent for Hamilton. 2v46yl SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of an Order of the Honorable Inferior Court’of Harris county, grant ed December 11. 1854: Will he sold be fore the Court House door in the Town of Hamilton, on tho first Tuesday in January next, between the legal hours of sale, one GREY HORSE, levied on by virtue of an attachment. Warren Gibson and others, vs. James VV. Yarbrough. Sold as perishable property of the said Yarbrough, in obedi ence to said order of the Inferior Court. D. H. ZACHRY, Dep. Sh’ff. December 12, 1854, We are authorized to announce th* nsiwß of scpirus M, brannan* as a candidate for tlie office (if Ta.’ Collec :* or at the ensuing January j VVaverly Hall, June 17, 185'4. . - References— ToliverJones, J. Rev. G. VV. Ebbs, J. C.-ftltGchee/X. Foster. George Osborne, G. A. B. Ddzis. r * We are authorized to annmUire'the’tftfafr <>t is ILLIAM W. GOODMAN , as a candidate tor Receiver of Tax KetllA* at the next January Election—lßss. ‘Feb. 11, 1854. - . We are authorised to auiioiuiee{the nafk ■, of Col. JOSEPH VARDEMAN. as a candidate for Receiver of Tax Uetursii; at the next Jairuarv Election. July 12, 1854. We are authorized to announce the uuMh of JOSEPH A. FLOYf) as a candidate fur the Office of Tax C*4 Ic'cto'r, at the edsuiug January ‘Election. August 9, 1854. We are authorized to anounce the usrs'i of 11 J R AIYI fro RM AN sis-n tKMI-idaie4sr Tax Collecto’ir at the sti* suing January election. „ . August 12. 1834- We are authorized to announce thenaasi of JAMES N. BIGBY. as a candidate l'r Tax Collector, at tha ensuing January election. Aug 28, ’54. We are authorized to, announce the naaifi of l/EKOY L. PIERCE as a candidate for the office of Tax Collect tor at the ensuing Jauuaty election. Aug'ust 29,1854. Wo are authorized to announce the nae of JAMES A, STERLING as a candidate for Tax Receiver, nt the en suing January election.. jfL w Pd.„ Sept. 14 1854. VVe authorized to announce the umi of J. M. FREEMAN as n candidate for Receiver of Tax at the n'ext January election. [Ocjfl We arc aitthoozed to anounce the of JOHN H. COOp.ER, Esq as a candidate for Tax* Receiver, at the suing January election.'* Qct. 11,’54< \ VVe are authorized to announce the bamo • of A J. GORDON, Esq. % as a candidate for Receiver of Tux Returni; at the ensuing January Ejection.’ Oc-k 24. 1854. * , VVe are authorised to annTiuuce the name of JESSE BEHIjtY. as a candidate for of Tax RetutiU at the next Jan. election. jHI Nov. Bth 1654 JB <■ - *• 1 * B VVe are authorized to'annoimce the naiiTtJ JOSEPH B. PATE, #1 as a tandidate for Receiver of Tax at the election. December sth, ’54. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE ; BY virtue of an Order of the Honorable the Court of Ordinary Harris coun ty. will be sold within the usual hours of sale, before the Court House door in the town of Hamilton, on the 6 st Tuesday ini February uext. for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the PsTateof John A. Lvou, deceased, the following nt groes, to-wit Wiley, a superb wagoner and carriage ‘drl ver, thirty two or three years of age; John, a fine pfobghboy, 13 years of age; Louisa and child, a valuable woman about thirty years of age. j KOBT. A. CRAWFORD, J Adm'r de bonis non^fl December 8, J 854. HAMIL The Wle the bouse and lot where DawTZaehr,ey resides, at twelve hundred dollars. The house has 6 rooms; with 40 acres wootjjaod and fOU acres open laud attached Ab it.- Oct. 28th 1854. J.EWEL BORDERS. GEORGIA, Harris\Cour\tv. hereby giveu to all. parsons concerned that I will oit the s'ecoud Monday in January next, make application! to the Courj of Ordinary to le held iu and for said County, to be dismissed from the’ Guardianship of ‘he persons and property of Joints A., Lvtic P., and Susan Wythe, mi nors of Thornes J. Wyche. deceased. ‘* The cause of said application being made, is,- that 1 intend to remove beyond the limits of this State. THOS M. BURFORD. October 24. 1854. BY virtue of a decree granted by the Supeiipr Court of Harris Connty du ring the September term of 1854, wilhbe soltf in i amilton on the 2d day of'January neJty s ar public sale, if not at private sale befor6” the above mentioned time, a negro man amt v otnan and child—also, a rockavvay and two’ sets of harness, one horsei a fine vokeol ojt en and a cart. In addition to these will by sold on Saturday the 23d of December next” at the farm for some years occupied by'L S’ Mitchell, 11 hogs, 1 good milch cow, h.a6se'- hold and kitchen furniture, plautatiou,. tools, &c.—said property belonging to Mrs. Mary E Mitchell and her children- Terms—-All sums undei sloj cash. For all amounts over s>‘lo. small oetes with ap proved Secinity, due 12 mouths, from date. WILLIS J GORHAM, Trustee for Mary E, Mitchell. Nov. 10, *IBO4. 39 Vr F. G JHcFlhftnpr SURGEUN DENTIST. HAS removed his location to Attvnn, Macon county , Ala. He will ytteud to all calls in his line at the residence of persons throughout the ebunties of Harris. JiJerriwether and Troup , in Georgia, as, well as through the country adjacent to Aubiiiiy Jan. 58,1854. 49wly