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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
NEW feNGLlsh MINISTRY
New YifRK Fp'. 21.
The U.S. Mail Steamship Bailie has ar
inu S!i ’ f r<, tn Liverpool on the
JOih inst, and consequently brings ‘just one
week’s liter intelligence than the Asia.
The new Ministry consists of'Lord Pal
merston. Premier; Lord Panmure, Secreta
ry of War; Lord Clarendon of ’Foreign Af
fairs, Earl Grey ot Colonies. <
Members of the old C ex
cept the changes mentioned.
Admiral Napier has made a savage speech
against the Government.
Affairs at Sevastopol are xtnch ngerl.
The Turks Irove defeated the Russtatf* on
the Danube,
Os the j 5 nt ivo-'on the Crimea it is stat
ed that 400 had beeu sent prisoners toCon
'staniio'ipie, our despatch does not say ‘for
what.
R issians at Sebastopol continue to
make sorties upon the‘French EmgYrsVr
•lines /
The F reneh batteries have received orders
to prepare fbr a general bombardmeat. It
is sai'jJ. xfie arrmgemeui for a general assault
Mfftf'complete. Omar Pasha has withdrawn
resignation.
The Russian fntces bn the fro-.tiers of
Austria have heen ordered to retreat. *
The feeling at Lottstiwiin. pie is strongly
’•in favor of peace.
Holland and Denmark are seeking to join
: the Western Alliance.
, Eight Austrian merchantmen had been
fired into by the Russians at Galatz on the
lowet Danube. Austria has demanded an
explanation.
Louis Napoleon is about to take cum
■maud of the army of the Rhine,
* New Yaßtfeb. 22.
Queen Victoria h is is-u and a proclamation
‘in w hich she forbids her subjects, at home
-and abroad, from suppling the enemy with
munitions of war.
The Russian sortie at Sebastitpo! on the
•2*l caused an immense French loss.
The supplies of the Russian antny in the
Crimea are scarce.
LATER FRoTI HVVANA.
New Ori kavs Feb. lg.
The Black Warripr has arrived from
New York with advices from Havana to
The 15th inst.
There was great excitement throughout
the Island.
The new militia system had been estab
lishes.
The whole Island had been declared in a
state ofseige, j t , a state of
bio- k ad e
the W
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Ellt
igSHk-; ’CsSfe.
I; ‘ s*:’ ‘ W.
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■ HPT- Span.
T* received the
SON.
We find in tlte Philadelphia Inquirerthe
following neat and deserved tribute to out
worthy and distinguished fellow ci’izen,
Hnn. \Vm. C- Dawson, on the occasion of
his late speech on the Bounty Land Bill
“The editor also'indulges j t > S o m e bigh'v core.,
tplimentary remarks in view of \lr D’ an
•proaching withdrawal from the legislative
-councils of the n ; ftio*>. W e transfer th A m
to o- r i-o'jmnn because of ibeir justlv ap
preciative and our on n concurrence..
ju tliar^ToV h uonn the char
acter and services -of a ‘faiftiful public ser
want: —
Judge Dawson one of the Senators from
the State of Georgia, marie a most ab'e
speech, in the course nfdiscosMon upon the
•Bount’ Land Bill. His eloquent discussion
. in behalf of the men Who have fre’m time
no time defenrled mir connfrv. w r as listcnerl
to with marked attention. It is conceded
’by all who heard Judge Daw on’’ masterly
argument in favor of the Bounty Land ‘Bill,
‘that he never spoke better during his w hole
Congressional career. .
With the close ol this session. Judge
‘Senatorial term will c\pi"p, .His long pub
lic servjcps jn both Houses oftC'mgress. n r, t
♦only imparted we’ght to h’rs opinion upon
any subject discussed, but also, gave him
great confidence in debate. The withdraw
al of such men from the Senate, may justlv
■he said, to he a loss to the pnhlie at targe
ls°ng will his liberal. man*v. courteous and
•effective style of eloquence be remembered
by those he wil 1 leave behind him. to watch
<nv er the va< interests of our advancing Re
public.
• :
Bloody{Busines* —The Marshal (TeX
ns) Republican has the particulars *>f a
bloody ands :tal affrav which nertired at a
drinking house at ‘-ugar Hill in Panola
.countv. on the evening of the 24th nit.
The affray was c ‘inmenced by a quarrel
between a man named Grain and one John
Glass. the latter shooting an old man named
Yeary dead, for interfering; while Yearv’s
son was stooping over his father he was
stabbed in thob-rk bv Simeon (Hags, John’s
brother; young Yenrv then r o e ana rushed
upon the murderer --f his f *her, wrenched
the pistol from h.is grasp, pursued him
through the house into the yard and killed
him with a bnwieknife. While this Was tak
ing place. Simeon Glass was shot dead hv
several of the crowd whom he had attacked
with his knife. One a man named Hay
wood, used a double barreled guo, and prob
ably fired the ratal shot. It was thought
that young Ye iry coufd toil recover from
ound.
Bretty Goon.—The. Lehigh V lley
Times tells a story Os a P -tmaster, who
ascertained that otfe Af his clerks was sec
retary of a Know N thing Council, and ac
cordingly discharged him, but had tin singtu
lar ill fortune to select the President of the
same councilfoi his successor.
RECEIPTS t.. Feh g7~W. -
•ton, $1.50; B G. Atkins 1.50; \. G.
Varitnuiaii, 1.00; “. H. Partridg 7oc : ; H.
Spires, 1,00; T. N. Sparks, 1,50; John
Nefson, 1,50, Rev, j. Westwood, 1,50.
iIRRIED? ~~
On Tuesday evening, ihe 20tli inst,, by
the Rev. \\ m. D. A>kiuson. Mr. Samuel,
McClary, of F- rt Gaines, Ga., and \IJ({
Marin Lowe, eldest daughter of Qgrt. Ben-!
jamin Lowe, of Harris county,*
si —i—TitMiiiin bihii inn | M |,
DIED—lu Muscogeec ••uuty. on the 14th
iu-t.. of consumption. Mrs. Caroline E.
Hanks consort of Stephen L. Hanks, it> ;
the 28th v> ar of her ag<-.
SHERIFFS SvLES
4nK7TLL he sold on the first Tuesday in
\? V - pril nexN before the Court-house!
door in tin town of Hamilton, Harris coun
ty. within the legal hours of sale, the fol
lowing property, to urit : : Two negro boys.
Clinton , about 12 years old, and Polk, about
II years old; levied upon as the property!
of John A. Lyon deceased, by virtue off a
Fi Fa issued from H tnis Superior -court, in
favor of Kindrick ■& Whitaker Vs.’Robert!
A. Crawford, Administrator de bonis on,!
on the estate of John .A, Lon deceas it.—
Property pointed out by Robert A. Craw
f rd. ,
ELIJAH MULLINS, Stiff
Feb 26. 1855.
m
Also —'t the same rime and place, one
negro man. named Jock about 2 ; 7 years of
age ; levied upon by virtue of sundry Fi
Fas. issued from a .lustfce’s Court in the
786ih Di-trirt G. M., in favor of Hopson!
Milner, vs. Gatewood S. Dunn, and sold HI 1
the property pfsaid Dunn. Property poin-l
ted out by Plaintiff; Ivy made end return
ed to me bv a Constable.
Feb. £3, 1855.
Also —At the same ti -e and place, one
lo< of land, number 67, containing 202$
aces lying in the 20th District of Originally
Muscogee, now Harris county ; levied Upon
by virtue of a Fi Fa issued from Hari’js ."u- :
perior court, in favor of Reeves &, VYatson.
administrators of Isaac Watson deceased,
vs. J hn Fife principal, ami James N. Ram
sev S i-tn ity. Sold as the property of John
Fife Property pointed out by James N.i
Ramsey
D. H.'ZACIIRY. Dep’l Sh ff.
Feb 27. 1855.
k GEORGI A, Harris Countv
A, B Huey applies to
BUnf *rf AXaninist ratioii
upon <be Estate of ‘fitorge B. Huey, late of
>sid county, deceased*.
Vlso f r letters of Admiaistratinu upou the
Estate of Jane Huey , tiion-resident.) These
are theri f re. to cilo and aihrmiish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to be ami appear at my office.
Within the time prescribed by Jaw. to sh*<w
cause, if any they can, why said letters
should uot be granted to said applicant.
Given under my ha ml ai office, this
Feb. 27. 1855. *
Wm* I. HUDSON, Ordinary!
GEORGIA, flarffs County.
WHEREAS Thomrfs B. Floyd applies
for levteis >•( Adminis ration on the
estate of Uvi Hall I te of said countv d
cea ed.
These are ’herefrc, tociteand admonish
all and singular, the kindred and credUweH
<•4 sa'iif (V'cVaseri, Vo~lte and appear at my
office within the iime prCscril'ed by law. to
caus , if any they have,, why said let
ters should m>t he grant'd ihe applic nt
Given um'er my hand at Office, this
Feb. 27. 1855. * v4nl
rn. I DUDS N Ordinal - '.
TH E
IKON PLOW,
THE subscriber takes this method of in
forming the public that he has pur
chased the sole right to
MAKE AND SELL
Forpman’s Celt*braird
MROJV JPIjUW
in ‘he counties of Troup. Heard Coweta,
Meriwether. Harris Upson and Talbor, (ex
ce'pT a Jew s'op and individnal rights )
The superiority of this PLOYV has beeb
ful y estab'l'is'ed, beyond the possibility bf
c ivil In ev.-ry instance, where properly
lestenl, it has given com’ lete saiisfacti>>b.
It is rapidly superceding all others. When
properly mane and kept, its strength is
equal to any emergency, and its durability
has no limit. Much more could be said of
the merits of this Plow, but I deem it un
rtCHessafy. Let every farmer, who would
rid himself of th anniial trouble and ex,
pense of making and mending plow stocks,
supply himself w’itb these.
P* rsobs in either of the above named
counties, wishing the right to make thesc
Pl ows. for their own use. fcfrtl secure the
same by paying , v q at the rate of $1 for
eac plow. As |t vvill he necesshry for the
smith to have a plow by Which trt make
others, it will he best to purchase one ployv
and hoes with the right. I will always
keep on baud a sufficient number to supply
those who may want.
P. 11. GRFENE. LaGrange. Ga
N. B. I hereby forewarn all persons not
to trespass on my right in rithcr of the
counties named. 52w2
LaGrange, Feb 16, 1855, 1
Medical Card.
Dr. WILLI V VI a. I>E\DY, respect
fully announces to ?tlie citizens if
Hamilton Rod vicinity, ‘bat he is prepared,
to give prompt and efficient attention to all
who rttav desire his services. He feels con
fi lent in his ability tn t eat successfully nil
diseasesincide.nl i, this climate, within the
reach of the art.
He b'Ngs leave, jjiore particularly, to call
the duentiou of ‘yho tnay be afflicted
with Venkrta> Ntty of vari-’
nu< stages. Froiw^a ei*y. thorough investi
gation of all the most distinguished authors,
together with a somewhft extdnsfve Rnd
■tucCessTul practice, assured of -giv
-ing entirely*. f i<yrtonre a|l v;ho may give
him a esJffin thi branch olhis profession.
AVrct\minnnic bioits tstrii ily cotifidential,
„*i>d charges to 4m'the tifh’s. .
50tf Hamilton F> b. 6. 1855.
Harris Sheriff Sales.
WILL be sold Wore the Court house
door in the town of Hamilton, be
rwe-n the lawful hours of sale, in said coun
ty o's Harris, on the first Tuesday in Febru
ary next, the following negroes, to wit:—
Isiac, a matt MO venrs old, Ned, a man 33
years old. H ii riet. a Woman 29 yearsof age
John, a o y 13 years old. and Frances, a
woman'23 years did. Levied upon by vir
tue ot four severhl Fi. Fas ‘issued fro'm
Hai'ris Superior C“a^ffrTiT^favor ‘o’fEarly
Lyon vs, Robert A,’ Crawford. Adm’r of
John A Lyon deceas*} —John T. ‘Vinston,
vs. Robert A. Ora vmrd Adm’r of John A.
Lyon diee’d. and S. r n &J. T. Whitaker,
vs. Robert A. Crawfiifd, Adm’r de bonis
non of John A. Lyon, aec’d. Thomas Win
ston, “vs. Robert A. Crawford. Adui’r of
John A- Lyon dec and.
Property pointed out by Robert A. Craw
fotd. Adin'r rfc bonis non of John A Lyon,
deceased.
Abso—at the same time nd place, will
be sold a Negro Girl Eliza, |] years old,
levied up ui to satisfy four several Fi Fas,
throe issued fiofn Hatris Superior Court, in
favor of ‘CM alb of rt C. Evans vs Sarah J.
CrahUrfOrd, and her husband Robert A.
Crawford, Dillard & Mason, V 9 Robert A.
Crawford and Sarah J. Crawford, Dillard
M aft ij i.. vs -
rah J. Gra’wfin’tL wm Harris Infi. Court,
DiHard At Scott *‘Cjtibert \. tlrawford •&
Sarah J. Crawford. All the hoove property
leVied tVpon as the property of John A. Ly
t>n ciec’d. except thti negro girl Eliza.—
Said girl being pointed <rat by Robert A.
Crawford, as the property of his wife, Sa
rah J. Crawford, ‘to satisfy the four last
mentioned fi fa*.
. ELIJAH MULLINS Sh’ff.
Dee. 29. 1854.
Postponement. —The sale cf the above!
property is postponed until the first Tues
day in March, and then to take effect at the
same time and place.
E. MULLINS, Sfi’ff.
January 30, 1855 /
GEORGIA, Harris County.
To any lawful officer to execute and re
* Uin ’ S - *£
John J. Otimef'—iorjeifi, use of Thcmas Oli
ver--vs. James Meadows .
1' James Alkaboh's: Greeting —
WHERE AS’John J. Oliver obtained
a Judgment against you in a Justi
ces court, for the 782d District. G. M., on
the 4th Saturday in July, 1839. for the sum
of Twenty Thiee Dollars, l'hirty„one and
a quarter cents principal, with interest fmm
the 25th of December, 1838. with one dol
lar fifty six and a quarter cents cost ; the
same being due and unpaid, you are there
fore, hereby requested, personally, to be
and appe r at a Justices court to be held in
and for the7B2d district. G. M., or the 4th
Saturday in Fcbruafv next, by 10 o’clock,
\. M-. t then and there ‘o show cause if any
they have, why said Executioh should not
be set aside and a iii|w Judgment aRd Ex
ecution issued in of the old >'iie. Giv
en Under my hand l<Miffice this lZtb pj Jan
bmrcip.V). TTTTPBfm 5. P.
GEORGI A. Harris Couniv,
WHEREAS, Elijah Satterwhite. ap
plies to me for Letters of Adminis
tration. upon the Estate of Edward S attei
ivhite, late of sa’H County, deceased.
These are. therefore, to'Cite and admon
ish all and singular, the kindred and credit
ors of said deceased, to be and appear at
Any office on or before the first Monday in
March next, to make known their objec
tions, if any they have, why Said letters
should not be granted the applicant.
Given under my habd at Office, this Jan
uary. 29. 1855.
Wm. I HUDSON. Ord’ry
WE are authbriz* and to announce the name
of pi.EAsant b. hall,
as a candidate for High Sheriff of Harris
County at the ext J EdWtifao.
This Jan. 24. 1855. n4B
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
AGREEABLE to an order of the cour?
of Of< l ill ary of Harris county, will he
sold at the late residence of William John’
son, deceased; on the 7th day of March
next, all the perishable property belonging’
to the estate of said deceased, consisting of
household and kitcheb ftihnmre. Sic.-, &c.
Term* made known tin the day.
T. N. Johnsons Adih.
Feb. 2d. 1855. 50id
GEORGIA, M a iris County.
WHEREAS, James N. Ramsey, ap
plies io me for Letters of Admistra
tion, bo the Estate of John F . Ctine, late of
said county deceased.
These are, therefore, so cite and ftdtbon
ish all and singular, jjhe-Jtitjdrcrl and credit
ors of said deceased, to he and appear at
my office on or before the first Monday in
March next, to make known their ob
jections, if atiy they have, whv said letters
should not he granted to said applicant.
Given under my hand at Office.
Wm I. HI DSON, Ordinary.
This Jan. 29, 1855,
Southern Military
JLO TTE it VIII
(By the Authority of the State of Alabama.)
Conducted <*n the Havana Plan.
ONE PRIZE to'2OTICKETS —
Jlnd. remember every Prize Drawn !
CLASS L.
To be Drawn on the I2th day of M*rch.
1 Prize - 7,500
1 - X - 51000
1 - - 2 000
2 - - -
all 2ffl prizdk. arilounting to $30,000.
OS?* M’ickets $5 —Halves and Quarters;
in proportion.
iff*Every Prize Drawn at each drawing.
’Bills on allsolveut Banks taken at par
All communications strictly confidential <
SAM’L SYAN. AgeFt rttfd
at the Bronze E’ions. Montg'y, Ala. (
ICIDD’& COLLINS, Agents, Au-;
burn, (Ala.) will fill all orders promptly.
Aug. 28. J 854. 28.
DRIG STORE.
(UNDER THE MASONIC ttXLL.)
HOOD A ROBINSON,
H AVE just received from Ne\v York,
a large assortment of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS, OILS.
PAINTS, VARNISHES,
D Y E-S TUFFS,
BRUSHES
BROOMS.
&e.. &c.,
which they offer to Physicians, Planters
and the public generally, on the most liberal
terms. Having purchased on ‘good terms,
we can and will sell as cheap as the same
articles can he bought in the Columbus and
LaGrauge markets.
We u arrant eur Medicines to he pure,
and may be returned if they do not give
satisfaction
We also respectfully invite the Ladies
to call and examine our
PERFUMERY,
COLOGNES,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
FANCY S'OAPS,
and many othe’t articles that trill please
their taste and fancy, as well as
their convenience. Also a SPLENDID
COSMETIC for the removal of Pimples,
Freckles, Blotches and roughness of the
skin. Every article usually kept in the
above fine, always on hkiWl.
Hamilton, Ga., J&n. 15th 185%. 4^m6
rpwo MONTHS afterdate, applica-
E tion will be made to the Court of Or
dinary of Harris county, for leave to sell a
Negro woman. Jane, ahoutsixty-five years
of age, belonging to William H, and Sime
on T. Henderson, minors,
JAMES M. HENDERSON,
January Isih, 1855.
GEORGIA, Harris County.
Court of Ordinary - January Term 1855.
IT appearing to the Court by the petition
of Jas. F. Hightower, that Wm. Roper,
of said county, deceased, did in his life
time execute to said James F. Hightower,
his bond, conditioned to execute titles io fee
simple, to 9aid Jas. F, Higtitow'el*, to fifty’
acres of land, of lot No. ninety seven, in the
25t dist, of originally Muscogee, now Harris
county—and it further appearing that said
William Roper departed this life wi'hout
executing titles to said land, or in any way
providing therefor -and it appearing that
said Jas. F. Hightower, has paid nearly all
the purchase price of said lots of laiid - , atvd
is ready to pay this balance—and the
Jas. F, HightoVret, hnvif?'petitioned this
Court to.drwot
hfcth Roper, Executor and Executux of
the said Willtanii Rbper, now deceased,
to execute him titles to said lots of land, in
fcbrifol-mity with said hbud: It is,therefore,
hereby ordered that notice begiveh at three
or more public places in said county, and in
theOr'gan, a public gazette of this State, of
such application, that all persons concerned
may file theft* objections in the Ordinary’s
office, if any they have, why said Samuel
McCants, executor aiid Elizabeth Roper,
executrix, aforesaid, should not make titles
to said lot of land, in hbhforinity with said
bond.
A true extract from the ihinnfes Os said
Court, this January 8. 1855.
WM. I. HUDSON, Ordinary.
GEORGIA. Harris Countv,
WHEREAS, Hillary S. Bruce’ ap
plies for Letters of Guardianship
of the person and property oi Americus
L. Pruett, Arin H. Pruett, and Sarah E.
Piuett, mhiohs of Byrd Pruett deceased; un
der fourteen yeStrs of agei
‘l’heso are therefore, tb cite and admon
ish all persons concerned, to be and appear
at my offie within the time prescribed by
law, to show cause, if any they have, why
Letters aforesaid, should not be grauted to
said applicants ,
Given under my hand at office, this Jan
uary 29, 1855.
Wifi. \. HUDSON. Grdinary.
GEORGIA, Harris County.
W'HEkEAS. Thomas R. Lumsden
applies fbf Letters of Guardianship
of the person ,ahd property, of Jane B, Ly
on, minor of John A. Lyon, deceased, un
der 14 years of age.
Thesa are therefore, to cie abd admon
ish all and singular, thb kindred of said tni
not to be and appear at toy office within the
time prescribed by law, to show cause, if
any they have, why said letters should not
he granted to seid applicant.
Given under my hand at office this Jan
uary, 29.1855.
Wm. I. HUDSON, Ordinary.
“GEORGIA, Harris CoiiKfy. -
Court of Ordinary , December Term. 18J&
IT appearing to the Court by the petitioa
of Phillip E. Richardson, that Stephen
Hanks of said county, deceased, did in bis
lifetime execute to said P. E. Richardson, bis
bond conditioned to execute titles injfee im
pie. to said Phillip E. ‘Richardson, to lots of
land, Nos. one hundred rfhd twenty si)c,'and
west half of lot No. oue Hundred and fifteetf.
in tha I9;h district of drrginally Muscofee#,
now Harris'i’fmuty—and it ftfrthter appears
ing that said Stephen Hanks departed thSs
life without executing titles to said ‘land,
in any way providing therefor, and it ap
pearing that said Phillip E. Richardson Fm
paid tirarly all the purchase price of said
lots Os laird, trad is ready to pay the ba
lance—and the ‘said Philip E. Richardfo’b
having pefihned this Court to direclStephen
L. IT u'k's administrator'Of the estate of the
said Stephen flunks deceased, to execute
him titles to said lots of land, m’conforiflity
with said bond. It is tborefore, hereby or
dered that notice be given at threle or raor6
pubfic places in said county, and in the Or
gan. a public gazette of this State, of s'dch
application, that all persons concerned, may
file their objections in the Ordinary’s office
if any they have, why said Stephen L.
-Hanks, administrator as Aforesaid, should
not m ike titles to said lots of land, in con
formity witfi said hoard.
A true extract from the minutes of said
Conrr, this December 4 1 854.
. Wm. i. HUDSON, UrcHnary.
3m42.
~ ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE,
BY virtue of an Order of the Honorable
the Court of Ordinary of Harris coun
ty.'will he sold within the usual hours of
sale, he/o ‘e the ‘Court House door in tho
town of Ham’iltotr, on the first Tuesday in
February next, for the benefit of the heir*
and creditors of the estate of John A'. Lyon,
deceased, the following ne groes, fo-witi—
Wiley, a superb wagoner and carriage tlri*
ver, thirty two or three years of age. John’,
a fine plough boy, 13 yearsof age; Lofiisa
and child, a valuable woman about thirty
years of ago- . „
ROBT. A. CRAWFORD,
Adm’r de bonis non*
December 8, 1854. 43
Postponement.-— T’he sale of the aboVis
property is postponed until thefirstTucsday
in March, then to take effect at the same
time and place. •#
ROBERT A. CRAWFORD,
Adtnr. de bonis nou*
January 30, 1855.
GEORGIA, Harris County.
Cow tof Ordinary—January Term , 181)5.
IT appearing to the Court by the petition
of William Marks that Wra. Tru
ett of said county, deceased, did in hislife
time execute to said William Marks, hii
bond conditional to exeeute titles in fee sim
ple to the said William Marks for seven
ty five acres of land, of the south part of lot
number 99, iu the 20th district said county}
and it.furth&r appearing that said WuaTrtsoU
departed life without executing titles to
•said parcel of land, or in any way providing
therefor—-and it appearing that said Williaiii
Marks has paid the jfull price of the puri
chase money of said parcel of land, and the
said William Marks having petitioned
this Court to direct Selba J. Truett* Eiec
utorof the estate of said William Trnett, do
ceased, to execute him titles to said parcel
of sand in conformity with said bond. Iti>
therefore, hereby ordered that notice be giv
en at three or more public places in said
county, and iu the Organ, a public gazette
of this State, of such application, that all
persons concerned may file their objections;
if any they have, in the Ordinary’s office;
why said Selba J Truett, executor asafore
I said, should not make titles to said p&tcel of
land, in conformity with said bond.
A tTue extract from the minutes of said
-Equri, UtKt&ry Bth, 1855.
WM. I. HUDSON, Ordinary. -
3m46
GEORGIA Harris County.
Court qf Ordinary January Term 1855.
IT appearing to the Court by the petitiotl
of Mieajah Creed,that William Roper of
said County, deceased, did in his life Hmo
execute to Mieajah Creed his bond,* con*
ditioned to execute titles in fee simple to
said Mifcajah Creed, for part of lot of land,
number one hundred and twenty eight iu tha
twentieth district of ’originally Muscogee
now Harris County; to witi Forty two acrei
of said lot of laud, being in the South weit
corner 6f said, jot. Andi further, appbaiS
ing that said Willian Roper departed . this
life without executing titles to said fbrty
two acres of laud, oriu any way providing
therefor.
And it appearing that sai'd Micrijah
Creed has paid the full amount of purchase
price of said land. and . said Mieajah Creed
having petitioned this Gobrt to direct Sam
uel McCants and Elizabeth,Roper executor
& executrix, to the last will and testatheut
of William Roper, deceased, to execute to
him titles to saic forty tw’o acres of laud, it*
conformity with said bond. It is therefore
ordered that notice be giveu at three jiublfc
said county, and iu the Orgab, a
public Gazette of this State and county, of
such application, that all persons concerned;
may file objections in the Drdinary’s office;
(if any they have) why said executor bt
axecutrix. as aforesaid should not execute
titles to said land, in conformity with said
bond.
A true Extract from the minutes ot th 6
Court.
Wm. I. HUDSON, Ordinary.
Jan. 8, 1855. 46m3
SIXTY days after date application will
be made to the Honorable Cohrf of
Ordinary of Harris county, for leave to sill
all the Lands belonging to the Estate of
Moses Weldon, late of Baid county dic’d* ’
ANDREW WELDON, AdmY/
January 1, 185$.