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f\*’ i V ’ ‘V^nu-tl <V'” f iT-V'-V! ifi .J'. IlMPtands <'rrj \ : a Ml) ‘ ‘"’ 1 ‘ “”•’ ‘ !il Iffsilt Hftiiii-vrihi'r. i £}'iffVi*fli mm mm™ an ski lld glj IwKillKf^ 53 - BisCRIBER ‘• In ‘i'ii^fiWiMr • J , ‘ , 1" , " , '" in a few MwPKMIP’' s nl,,cl< 111 HARD ml TttdmfiKKUSlf ‘ l ’ 1 wliolr-alp or lWg2lflEßß''’ i LV he h'-ji” mi In*nd j Anvils mill V ‘frHiitpd. Iron, of varlSus kins—Swedes aml rollerrf .Cast-sled ] and Goiiiian Steel; Saw Mill Shivs awf'Cr.'iS.- Cu Suva; S eilli’s Bellows; Castings; Tract* Chains, it ‘aripty; Lock. Tongue, Fifth Log, (Jx m il Stay Chains; Knives and Forks; Gal L vanizeil I’ump Chains and fixtures ; Sir. &c, JAMES DWIGHT Cnlninbns, Fob. 4, 18J53. 3IV. LAW NOTICE. fIIHE subscribers have formed a copartnership -“■ in the practice ol Law. The business ol t! o profession in all its branches will meet with tur closest attention. We will spare no pains iii.r efforts to secure the safely and speedy col li ct hi of all r.l’ ims entrusted to our hands, and \vi I be prompt and punctual in our rorrespnn donee and settlements with clients. Our ma ture experience, ano cirrutnslanc.es in life “fiord, as we trust, a full “natality that all btisifies roinniitted to our care will be safely and sue cesslnlly roliducted. We will practice in the following counties: Stewart, Marion, Muscogoei Sumter, Randolph, Itakcr, l.ee, Early, In I’arbonr county, Alabama; in the Su premo Court of Georgia, and in I lie Federal Court. Also, in other counties when specially retained. Firm name, J. M. Sc, J. Clack. J. SI. CLARK, JAMES CLARK, Sen. Lumpkin, Ga., Feb. 4, 1853. RETURN DAY! ■jll V FRIENDS who wish me to SUE on tiieit notes, accounts, at the April Term ol Stewart Superior Court, are requested to present them at least by the sth daV of April—as the return days fur that term close with that dttv. C. J. WALKER, Alt. At Law. Lumpkin, March'2s, 1853. F|l WO MONTHS lroinAidie application will bo made to the* Court ol Ordinary of Stewart county Georgia, lor leave to sell the Real estate in the town of belonging to the estate of James Mathews deceased. W. 11. CAIN, Exr. March 25, 1853. r|R WO MON TIIS from date application tvil lie made to the Court of Ordinary ol Stewar county Georgia, for leave to sell the Real estate belonging lo the estate of Julm G. l’erry, late ol said county deceased. - -r tneirm TWMrmi a m OUBM March 25, 1858. Resolved, That-it meeting of liie Lump kin Town Council,be held on the 3J Saiur day in every month during the present year, in j the Grand jury room of the Court House, at the ‘ hour of ten o’clock, A. M., and that the tirst reg ular meeting be held on Saturday next 26th of March. By order of the Council. March 25, 1553. ril 111*’ FIRST Quarterly Examination ol the I pupils connected with the Female College ol Lumpkin, will he held on Friday, the Ist ol April. iu> exercises will commence precisely ;.t SO. . clock. A. M. Lt ii."ki t, viare.li 23, 1853 <! *:\VAH I’ INTERIOR mi'R . Uluruary Tk m. 185:1. ■ T appearing lo toe Court that license having! hi en issued lo several persons, authorizing j them to IVddle during the present year, in said’ count), contrary to the Statute. It i- therefore ordereil that the Sheriff noti'v each of said persons, that they are required to bring hi stir] license for conciliation. And 111 it this lu> published in the Georgia Courier ; and that those who fail to conform, he in licti and under the decision ol the Court. C. J WALKER, j. i c. GEO \l WILLIAMS, j. i.c. M II BUSH, j i. c . II \l. JENKINS, j. i. c. A : i ue ex: act from the in tunes .J.UILS 11. WHITE, Clerk. - __ Va u-MTt'n'ii 25, 1853. THE ■FOLLOWING persons were appointed Road Commissioners in Stewart County : 988'h District—S. S. Johnson, C. 11. Warren, John Win alter 966th Dist—S. \\ . Rosser, John J. Kino, M. Picket. 965th Dist—Daniel McKimm, A. Brown, Andrew Prather. 725th Dist—Charles Chesnut, Arch. Barden, Amhro-e Powell, s blftth” Dist William Lewis, William West. N. Webb, A. W. Hill, John J. llaiford, Betij. Copeland \V i.^P^irtcr. To an Dist—l. L. Strectman, Silas ltoinev, David Harrell. 802 J Dist—Oliver Taggart, Isam Clements, Anderson W. Mathews. 978i!t Dist—lsaac V. McGrady, James Holly, J unes M Shepherd 737t1i Dist—J. W. Mathews, J. P. Harrell, Jonathan Bridges. 778th Dist—Alex. Winzer, Peter Reddick, J. G. Peel. 747th Dist—James G. M. Ball, Isaac Dennard, Mark Holloman. True extract from the minutes of the Court. J. li. WHITE, Clerk. March 25, 1853. ts FINE PAPER. A SUPERIOR ARTICLE, blue Laid and Hove Letter Paper, for saie at the store ol Rock Island Factory. G. B. CURTIS, Agent. Deccuidier 31, 1852, “ ly laF i. ;! ’ H! m’sPSTJbNPA"vPsßaljflpS:*T.'le.<ivA n > Ik tSaafeCa-h. Bf 3). ecu's K'/G B CURTIS Ag t. jlSru by the Subscribers a fre-h flour. Mackerel and Pickled Shad PP-FtELu Rockwell Si Barsps. 185s. ■rWRiGHfIQUSE. H HIE friends of the Wright House, the citizens ■ ol this county and the travelling comm unit', are hereby informed that I. M. COX, the Propri etor of this popular House, is at his post with ac comodating servants, ready and willing to render those who mav call on linn comfortable. He has REFIT FED His STABLFS and sup plied himself with Provender and attentive host lers. The horses of his Iriends who mav desire it will he cared for at the Stable of Burke &. Thornton. The Eyfaiila Si Oglethorpe Stages slop at this lliKtse, t|te Proprietor, being the Agent for the j line. By giving his personal attention to the j comlort and ease of Ills guests, the proprietor ex i peels lo merit, and respectfully solicits a contio I nance of the very liberal patronage the Hnb-p ha heretofore received. I M. COX. Lumpkin, March 11,185 A— 1 v Proprietor F T lUltNEa> SHOP THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY I MFORMS the public that he has permanently •*- located in the town of Lumpkin for the pur pose of carrying on the Harness Business, and respectfully solicits a portion of their patronage Everything in my line done in the best, most du rable and latest style, and of the very best male rial. MiikingYuid repairing done on the short i est notice I rertxMi my thanks lo the public lot ‘ the liber I patronage liiilierto extended to me. and respectfully soliCxf a continuance of the Mine. All by <me warranted Simp under TeinperamHltWall, next dour lo the Po-i Office. 7 J. M. CAIN. Lumpkin, Novemjjer 26,1852 ly A. C. FLEVyEI.LEN & CO., BOOK-SELLERS AND Si'ATI ONERS. Two doors below Mvgatt’s. ; Classical, Law. Medical, and MKcel lancoiis books. Records, Ledgers, Jourpals. Day and Cash Books. Foreign and Domestic Stationery, Sir., Sir. We have also connected with our business large BOOK BINDERY, and are prepared to and,. all kinds of Work with neatness and Jispalcb Orders lor Books or woik solicited. a. c. rr.rtwEi.i.i.N ] [j. t. cotEaiAn. THE jLJiST CALL! t f ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO THE jj TNDERSKi.NF.D, by note or account, wilt lake notice that, I have li 9 my papers in tin hands of W. B Bennett, Esq , fur collection, and if payment is n it immediately made, they will l> put in suit. E. S. VERNAL. January, 1853. ts ’ FAIIIBAiNK’S PATENT SCALES ih Manufacturer's Prices. Platform, of all sizes. Grocei * and Counter Seale. For sale by HALL & MOSES, Dec. 31, 1852. Columbus, Ga. UEORHIA, Stewart Countv. \\l HER LAS George Kidd and Georgia War ’ * ren applies lor Letters oi Administration > on the estate of Dr. Reuben L. Warren, lute ut said county deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and siipuiLif, the kindred and creditor-* <4 said deceased, so u /dmi tlit• time prescribed by law, why said Letters sliduhi not he granted. Given under (ny hand in office lb is 2d 1)> | hetnlter, 1852. J. L. WIMBERLY, Ordinary. ; December 3.4 t A* W IIILL, i -n WOULD respectfully inb im L Bfliis pat rung and friends geti’ ii iv. hnj that he still continues to tr-n.r 1 Smmmak 111.* WARE HOUSE anit.COM MISSION BUSINESS, as usual, at Fljnrence. j Georgia. He has mi uand a gimd supply o! ; BAGGING. ROPE. SALT, SUGAR, EOF FEE, IRON, Alc., together with a general stock nl Dry Goods and Groceries, which he will set on accommodating terms. He is also prepared to make Cash Advances on Cotton when de.-ired. A. W. LULL. Florence, Ga„ Dec. 1 , 1852. *tf f. ‘ - . ____jßc 1 M ANsiiEi.D, Rockwell vt Baknes February 18, 1852. NOTICE. OERSONS who have RECEIPTS given them for debts, by any agents of the* la o firm ol Shepherd & Canihess, will do me a fa vor by handing them to me beloro the next Su perior Court. C. A. EVANS. December 3. 1852. ts BACK TO OLD QUARTERS AGAIN.” ‘ 0/1 I PS, Oil YES. ! I lie people ” Boot and Stiue e-tablishment, ; w ill hereafter he found next door to the Masonic ; Hall,on the E ist sideo| the public square, w here I the proprietors will be happy to wait oti their I friends and patrons, and give a perlect -D'Orsey,” or *'Baau Brutnmell” fit and no ! mistake. j THORNTON & LANTZNESTER. January 14th, 1853 ly SELLING OFF AT GREAT LY REDUCED PRICES/ j FIMIL SUBSCRIBER being desirous to sell | offhis entire slock of Goods, will ofler them to punctual customers at very reduced prices, j Those wishing to buy Dry Goods, Shoes, ! Drugs, Hardware, Hats Rnd a variety of other articles usually kept in a Dry Goods Store, wiil find it to their interest ti call and examine m\ Stock, before purc.tsing elsewhere, as uiv goods are effitrclv fresh and ol good quality. ROBERT S. (HATCHINGS. I Lumpkin. Fe ruurv, 25, 1853. I STEAM AND WATER MILLS. THE undersigned would respectfully inform I his patrons and friend* generally, that he is I j daPy sawing a large quantity of good LUM BER, j j and lias on hand a large stock, seasoned, which | lie will be pleased to lurnieh to those who desire at reasonable prices and on accommodating j terms. 1 am also prepared to grind as good ’ MEAL as can be ground by any other mills, and as much ol it. 1 shall, in a short time, have a Grist Mill going by water power, a short dis tance from my steam mills. A. W. lIILL. Florence, Ga., Dec. 17,152 *tf GEORGlA—Stewart County. Octobl Term, 1852. State of Georgia, i Present Hon. Alfred iver- Stewart county. son, Judge of said Court. ; TT appearing to this Court upon the petition of | William D. Fitch, that lie was possessed ol j ‘he original deed, a copy of which is annexed, ro said petition ; and that said deed has been lost ordestroyed, and the said Wiiham D. Fitch prays the establishment of saie copy ; and in lieu of said lost original, and it appearing that James E. Gratibery, thp maker of saij deed, re sides without the Slate of Georgia ; it is there fore? Ordered, that a copy of litis Rule Nisi be pub-; lished in some public Gazette of this State once j a month for three months, calling upon the said James E. Granbery lo show cause by the next Term of (his Court, why the copy and annexed petition should nnt be established in lieu id said lost or destroyed original. A true extract from the minutes of said Court. I I. M. COX, Clerk. GEORGlA—Stewart County. This indenture made this, the 9tb day of Au gust, iti the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty-five, between James j j E. Granbery, of the county and State aforesaid, j j of the one part, and Henry Stevens, of the same j 1 pl-cp. of the other part — VVitnesseth, Tliat llie said James E. Granhe- 1 ry lor arid in considera'ion of the sum ol Sev- j enly five Dollars, to them in hand paid at and before the sealing and delivery of the.-,* presents, ! the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath granted, bargained, and sold unto the said Henry Stevens, his heirs and assigns, the north half of lot ot Land No. 243, situated, lying and being in the 19ih district ol originally Lee, now Stewart county, in said State, containing 101 jib acres, iimre or Ic.-s, to have and to hold said par cel of Lind unto him, the said llonry Stevens, liis heirs and assigns, logetner with all and sin- ! | gular, the right, members, and appurtenances I ereof, to the same in any manner belonging I m his and their own proper usp, benefit and be I naif forever, in fee simple. And the said Jas. E Granbery lor himself, his heirs and assigns, tnesuid bargained premises unto the said Henry Stevens, his heirs and assigns, will warrant and j f irever defend the right and title thereof againsi | themselves, and against the claims of all other j persons whatever. In Utsrmmny whereof, thp said James E Gran , nery hath hereunto sei Ins hand and seal the day mil year aeove written. Signed, sealed and delivered in the prsser.ee (and Mathew Wright and A. If Pope JAMES E GRANBERY, [Seal J G EOIIGIA—SI cvva rt Count y. To the Honorable the Superior Court of said County. • The petition of William D. Filch, sheweth that lie is owner of, and was lately in pusses i’ ui of a deed made by James E. Gi nbery to Henry Stevens to north hall of lot of Land No. 243, in the 19th district of Stewart county, copy ol which deed is hereunto attached, and that said deed is Inst or destroyed—wtierelore lie plays said Court that a “copy deed” miyhe es ‘alllishi'd in lieu of said lost original according to the statute in such cases made and provided J. M. CLARKE, Petitioner’s Att’y. GEORGlA—Stewart County. In per.-on before me, came William D Filch, who being duly sworn, depose!h and satth, that i ilit’ facts sot forth in the above pet.i'ion are true WILLIAM D FITCH. Sworn to and subscribed belore me this tin slh day of October, 1852. L. If. V ORTON, J. I. C. j GEORGlA—Stewart. County. Personally came belore me, Mathew Wright, j who being duly sworn, deposeth and saitli that j no saw Jam s F, Granbery sign, seal anddeliv I er the within deed lor the purposes therein men tinned, and that I lie deponent subscribed lie same as a witness, and saw A. If. Pope do so likewise. Sworn to before me, this the 6th day of Sep ■ember. 1817 f GUSTAVUS DELAUNLY, J. I. C. •ov I *--•■*_ money ringiT rgl HE snb-crilier- areal their old stand and -L will furnish any or all the Plan'ers, in Sew o t county and the cotton country, as good a Cot uin Gin as ever was sold in this market, and m is good Terms as any other shop w ill offer to sei it ; and, will repair old Gins for any of our cu mmers at reasonable rates We challenge any | Giti maker in the South to aaow the same ainoun j and sales, that ue made last year without the firs Mailure. The natural disposition ol the'flaigi fish” is to devour the “small ’ribe,” or chase them till they are very lean ; we cun yet swim, and are prepared to make five hundred gins tin year—we are practical working inen and have eveaai scientific workmen to help us. Thank till for the patronage of a liberal public, we hope io receive orders from many it not all at an early day which w ill no filled. Our agents may can on you but the better way is to order personally, iiv letter or friend. T. VV PIERCE & JOSEPH WHITE. Lumpkin, January 14, 1853. 2 n A FRESH SUPPLY IVS the genuine Wright’s ndian Vegetable j Pills.just received by VVM. 11. HOLT. Lumpkin, Nov. 19, 1852. j STEWAR I’ SUPERIOR COURT, Ocroßca Term, 1852. j Mary King J vs £ Libel for Divorce, in the. Johu W King ) Supeior Court, ol Stewart County Georgia. IT appearing to the Court, that the defendant ’ -“-John W King, resides out ol the State ol I Georgia lt is ordered by the Court, that the | defendant he and appear at the next Term o: j litis Court, to answer the charges alledged j against him in said Libel; and tbat service : be perfected on him , by publication of this : rule, in the Georgia Courier once a month for j four months , before the next Term of thi , Court ; and in default of his appearance, the said case proceed as in cases of default . A true extract from the minutes of said Court, tor Oct. Term , 1852. 1. M* COX, Clerk. December 10, 1852. 4in CHEAP NOW! AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT. rpHF-'"bscriber would inform his Iriends of LitmpKin and the surrounding country, that he has received a large and splendid stock ol : | BOOTS and SHOES, from the besl factories at j the North, consisting of all the newest and most I desirable styles of Ladies’, Gent's, Bay’s, Misses’ j and Children's wear, and has made arrange ments to receive and to add fresh supplies to the ; ! above, lo keep up a large assortment. He will ! | also make to order, at short notice, the finest | ! Gent’s BOOTS or SHOES, out of the best j I French Calf Skins, winch are warranted to fit j J well, and please those who shall favor him with a call. All he desires is that the people will give i him a call, and examiue for themselves, whether they buy or not. Just received one box* of the finest figured La dy’s Gaiters. Also, extra fine French Gaiters. ILFAII Siloes over One Dollar Warranted rj J G. SINGER. Lumpkin, November 12, 1852. Drugs and Medicines. The Subscribers, after tendering their thanks to their customers and the PUBLIC generally, for their former liberal pa tronage, would respectfully call their atten tion again to a well assorted and large supply of! the above named articles, embracing among otb- ! er varieties, Scbieflelin’s Select Powders and j Extracts. Our stock is laid in under the person- ! al inspection of a practical Chemist, a member of the firm, and no pains are spared lo give entire satisfaction both in price and quality. Physicians, country orders, and bills for plan tation medicines, will receive careful attention, and be speedily and securely packed ’and for warded. VVe would invite the attention of chasers to an examination ol our stock, feeling satisfied that we can please them with go*>d medicine at the lowest market prices. As one of the firm devotes part of his um in Pharma ceutics, Chemi-trv, Assaying and Analysis, any operations embraced under those heads can be performed at the establishment, and any chemi cals monufactured to order that the xigency of a case may require. GESNER Si PEABODY, Chemists and Druggists. Columbus, Jan. 21, 1853. AT JOHN H. SI Al> OK Si’S MARBLE MANUFACTORY, East side of Broad-street, Columbus, On -, near tlte Market Ilovst, AN be found constantly on hand a general assortment of Monuments. Tombs and Headstones, oi Italian, American, and other - kinds of Marble; together with Liine, Piaster and Cement, as well as Iron tailing, &.C., for fences. All work done here will be execuled in the most master y and satisfactory manner Fellow-citizens of the South, it is time to pa tronize the Sou'll instead of the North; to let “ charity begin at home.” and to give the enc >or aging hand o! support to those who identify themselves with your laws and institutions— whose tatent and character i* known, as one who has dons. and ever will do justice to all who patronize him. Fellow-citizens, patronise your own sunny clime, in all things. We ant home production, and a true and firm Hume Consumption ; anda> “A TRIAL IS THE REST RECOMMENDATION,” be pleased to give a ■ ail to yours, sincerely, JOHN H. MADDEN J inuary 21. 1853. lv NlEwTur SUPERIOR COURT. October Term, 1852, Present li is honor, A 1 (red Iverson, Judge of said Court. David G. Rodgers and 1 ‘ John Audnlf. v- Bartlett M Gnmillipn, ‘ ‘ Henry C. Beard, -•-• >, v . J lines Lawson, William Finch, and Edmund C Beard. I T appearing to the ourt thnt William Finch * one ot the above named defendants, resides without the limits of said State, it is ordered th >t the said ‘ illiam Finch do appear by the fir day of the next term of this court, and answer, plead or demur to said Bill, not demurring alom and that upon liis failure so to do, that this bill tu taken I*Rn CONFKSSO. And it is turlher ordered by the court that ser (ice of this bill be perfected on said Williau Finch, by publishing this order, once a moo l or four mouths, previous to the next term of tin- ! Court, in some public gazette o! this State. A true extract from the minutes of said Court. 1. M. COX, Clerk. November 12, 1852. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE VA/’ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Fi bre * * ary next at the Court House door in L m • uin Stewart County Gen. Lit of Lund N0.1248, •wo hundred and forty eight, in ilie Nineieenii District of originally L>*-'. now Stewart County containing two hundred two an Ia half acre more or less ; sold by order of til * ( our! of < )rdi , nary of Lee County, as the, pr >perly ol Mbfr" 1 Jordan deceased-, ‘ aiw> * ~t-.u -A i- ■ ■ Tit-ceased. - JACOB G. MATHSaSj JAMLS 11. lI.AGAN Jhfagfc Dec. 17, 1852. Ct Aduiliiislratlrs. rilE WEEKLY DELTAy* I S one of the largest, most ii.-etul twil cliwip ■ newsapers published in ttic* cunfltry. . Besides the general news of theßlay, it co. aius the most reliable Commerciaiinlorinulioi ml i’s correspondence trom Waal**Mtoii, N* York ipc , is not equaled , No lamily in the South west -hudrit be vi i. •ut the Delta. . , sy’ Prioe ot Subscription, Oti. TO CLUBS: i Ivght copies Avill be sent to one address loi I'wenty Dollars TO POSTMASTERS: Postmasters who will take the trouble to pn cure ns new subscribers, at the regular rale -153, 00 per year,) and firward as the v-,,junt o -nbscription, will be allowed a commission of 50 cents mi each subscriber so sent. LABOR,]TORY OF BOTANIC MEDICINES THE undersigned would respectfully call the attention of the public to his large assorttnenlo I purely VEGETABLE FAMILY MEDICINES. The great number ot his hand bills scat.ered through the country precludes the necessity, for giving a lull description ol each preparation, in this in* tice. But would say in a few words, that ever disease in the long catalogue of diseases, is pro vined lor in this assortment. The-e preparations. : though composed of the mot atniple and taint I me vegetables, yet are more rapid and powerlu in removing the diseases tor which they are re i commended than any mineral or poisonous drue that can be produced All who have given tlirse medicines a fair trial can testify to the truth of this statement. A few dollars’ worth ut them would, in many instances, save a doctor’s bill ol one hundred dollars or more. Will tin people generally, give them a lair trial ? Thev i are prepared under the jersonal attention of the ! proprietor, with the utmost care and nettoess, at.d warranted lo be pure and genuine. Each | preparation* is accompanied with full directions. . and the names ( f the diseases for which it is re- I commended, lie offers them at reasonable rate by retail an J at half price by the dozen. Cash or approved credit will invariably be re quired lor these medicines. Liberal deduction made tu cash customers. W. T. PARK, M. D. Lumpkin, Ga., January 13, 1853 GEORGIA, Stewart County. \\THEREAS Elijah Winzer applies for let- ’ lers of guardianship for the persons and property of John M. Winzer and James Winzer, minors (under 14 years of age) and orphans ol Jonathan Winzer deceased. These are, therefore, lo cite and admonish all concerned to showcausp, if any, within the time prescribed by law why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand in office, this 31st day ol December, 1852. J. L. WIMBERLY, Ordinary. Jan. 7, 1853. T)INE APi'LLS, Oranges, Lemons and Co* coanuts. Just arrived MANSFIELD, ROCKWELL & CO. February 4, 1853. GOODS, CHEAP, „ Y CHEAPER i 11m CHE \Pi STM tTIHE Firm of Terrell & RawsSßSm o dis •*- solved on the first of Decemlljf *(• The extensive stock of Goods, embraci IPr .V van I ety and style, will fall into the haM° ( Iv\ A 1 Rawsnn, who offers them at louV- Casli Price, or on twelve mot^^B d >'. M those wanting Goods will do o jS E. Rawson, before purchasing Lumpkin, November 26, 185lkiflk OYM. H. HOLTJjJ I T\ E ALERhTßmHW^M^pl^^WicaE Drug-. Medicines Paints, Varnishes, Kpt. TurpeSßß^B Glass, Patty, Glue and Sand I’aiot, Varnish, and Sash BrushesßrS ‘V French Extracts and PerfumetßjMpkVtt l ’ Fluid for the hair. VIS. . 4 Gum and Powdered Opium, SulpflfoiE Y\lp’ elate Morphine, Sulphate Quinine, JPft. Fe\’ lodid, Ilydriodate Potash, CalomelKFiv-It A Blue Pill, Blistering Plaster, Soda,,,,* (j. ar i, 1 Creamor Tartar, Sperm Oil, Viuj ar B urilil ,g\l Flulld, &.C. r \ Al the most approved Pateutnh| e jj c i e g Ucn , \ constantly on hand ; sold whole i( Ea i e andatl at the proprietors prices. t My stock of articles are both K e f, an j Genu ine, and will be sold at the low°. a| | iet jatv-, for cash only. Nov. 12, 1852. , r jy A- H* DEWITT WIIOLESAL AND RETAIL DEALER n Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware. Sic., (11l Bros (I st reel Colmubus Georgia, has ‘] on hand a large and well selected stock of Jewelry, of every description which he will lurnish at as low terms as any simular establish ment in the city From his country friend) lie j solicits a call- AH orders promptly attended to Columbus,December 31st 1852. ly sTooileyvlkT) ! T HAVE ju-t received framj Richmond. Vi., a -plendid lot ‘FOBA(.'CO: on coii-igiune: i. amongst which can be louiid the finest lot ol To bacco ever brought to tliis market. 1 would iuvhe all who use tlie *‘\Veed” to cal; j and sample. To be sold wholesale and retail. at Virginia Prices, w ith commi-sioo aihb-d. j T. ftl. HOGAN | N. I!—VJerchaets would do well to call, he- i fore purchasin’ elsewhere. Columbus, Ga., Januarv 21. 1852. i | 1 ANSFIELD, KOdKVVEi.L Si BARN IBs 1 **“ can Bo.v siipply their customers with all ‘he j ■irlicles in the Grocery and D v Goods l op u.-u j tally kepi in tb* toArr. and will keep daring the I i-ntiio year, a cumph ie stock of Dry Good sad ‘ (iroceries. Persons vvlong to l.y a Bill o! i Groceries for Cash, can buy them at this house j as low as at Finn nee with li.P ( ustfilDWy Irci. hi i Killed. In regard h. DRY GOOD.S, we will /, i hat we .-I a i sell ttpo ras ... (H | term- s n. eiglihi rs. The public are resp cHui V i’ via o iry in Ltillii'kiii, tin , February 11. 1.-53. D. P ELLiJS fy CO i l~\EAl,f,R{4 in Groceries^ and* Bt.i;:i>‘D j j Goods, t’olliinhu- G ‘oig'a. GOODS sold at this house are warranted ‘< give satisfaclion. D I'. I LLts. A. s Hays; January. 1!, 185.%:* i, !)'l. SPENCER'S Ann (u is A *. Dys * ‘ pep'tc Pills. I*’or sale a! toe D.-og Bme 1) ct-inhi-r 31, 1852 Jv t(is r RECEIA LD —2 Cas*’- or pair.- o ‘ •7 what is stvli'd llu* Oiersee ’s S'lhp. or best I -S'Nip. w irhout lining or uii.ding (Ahjat mv shop i J G AI.Nt.LR j February 19.11853 jCall at C. fc>. GautJeiV- offi'ceT J tfm T. LHBUEUR. * NOTICE. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE liNDKRSIGNLD are rerniested to comp for- and pay up. otherwise their notes will ■e put in suit, w ithout discrimination. W W. BARNES. Lumpkin, Januaiy 7, 1853. If ROCK ISLAND FACTORY, fS now manufacturing Writing Paper of all -*■ the,various kinds—such a-Letter, Fools cap. Flat-cap, Folio and Commercial Post, (ruled and unruled.) Mediums, Demys, &c. AI-". News irint, B. ink at:d Colored Paper, Post i tfi ■* and News Envelopes and Wrapping Paper of all -izes; all oi which will be sold on as fav ruble terms as can be purchased in any market. G. B. CURTIS, Secretary. December 31, 1852. ly COME AND HELP YOURSELVES THE SUBSCRIBLR S still at liis oid stand, and as ready as ever to serve his triends. He will keep constanily baud a full stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Hardware, Hats, Shoes, Bonnets. Books,&c. &c. Those who call shall not go away di-salislied, it low prices are inducements to trade. E. E. RAWSON. ’ - Lumpinn7'ja'tltSfj r 7r 4853. NOTIQE THE SUBSCRIBER, u|viNG REMOVED FROM LumplKn, has his notes and ac counts io the hands of Jk G. Singer, lor col ection, with strict orders if they are not settled f irthwith, to have them collected according to law. JACjB RA-VISLR. Lumpkin, Dec. 24, 1852. w3m GEORGIA, Btewaj^untv. WHEREAS I sham IXSbtrling applies to me lor Letters of GuaACnsliip, tor the persoty and property of J. J Mrkes, minor, and orphan of John J. Burkes, derwsed, These are, therefore, to cite\and admonish ail concerned to show cause (if the time prescribed by law, why said letters should not be granted-. Given tinier mPTiand in office, this 7tli December, 1852. 1 J. L. WIikBERLY, Ordinary. December 10, 1852* \tf B K. HARRISON ATTORNEY AT LAW, T UMPKIN,GEORGIA, practices in Stewart i And Marion, in the Chattahoochee circuit ’ and Randolph, Early, Lee and Sumter, in the South-Western Circuit. November 19 1852 ly —— wanted. AT the Lumpkin Furniture Manufactory a goud jmirnc man Cabinet workman, immediate ly. Good wages given. Apply to the subscri ber, W. H. CROSSMAN. ! Lumpkin, Jan. 27,1533. tl. NOTICE* 1 THE WESTON MASONS INSTITUTE, ■ T OCATED at Hardmoney. Stewart county I Georgia, will resume itsloperations on the H second Monday in January, 1853, under the su- I perintendence of Col. Augustus Alden and H daughter, formerly of Marietta, now of Griffin. I Col. Aides is a graduate of Yale College, and H for many years has been teaching in some of the H first Academies in this Slate'; and the trustees I flatter themselves that he will give general satis- I faction, and that they will have a school second PI best to none io the State. Board can be had in good families in the j borliood and village, at from eight to nine dollars J per month, all things included. Tuition, eight, twelve, and sixteen dollars, perV term of five months. 1 HOMER V. MULBEY, President. ■ James G. ftl. Ball, Secretary to boanLjiifl Trustees. 1 asi. O’ Please take due notice and govern your-/ selves accordingly. ’ { December 24, 1852. * um W. b7 BENNETT, ATTORN EX AT LAJF,-^ I T UMPKIN, Stewart Coufcty, w ,Lj „; ve n rom pt attentionYo Business ■o his care. ‘if J i\ January, 14, 1853. ly \DUY GOODS NOnCE.^I A CHANGE V the complete, andpuri iißiqui/>p>o s,!l (“rhyviH to i X uniite it. Casu customers will find iJw their interest to call. -* \ W. A. RAWSON Si COM December 3. 1862. It TO TIIE afflicted . ■ riUSL undersigned is still engaged in the treats ment of Chronic diseases ol every name anqß description. His charges are four dollars casbH nr five dollars on a credit, for a package of inedi-B .pines which will generally last a month. Per-B ‘fon- ala distance, by sending a full stutementfl ol their cases, age, &.C., (together with the abovefl it* ,) will have the Medicine sent to theta byP mail nr otherwise. J He also still continues the treatment of acute 1 cases in town and in the surrounding country. 1 Letters, to entitle them lo attention, must b@ post paid. W. T. PARK, ftl. D. Lxrnpkin, (It , January 21, 1853. GEORGIA, Stewart County. WHEREAS Jesse Read applies for fetters nlj ’ “ administration of, boms non, on the reall estate of Abtier Read, late of said county d-l ceased, 9B al-", die said Jossee Read plies fur letters of adiniii-lralimi cßKtesta!UE#| TfSANNEXo. on the i*e i:3osal estaie ol said Abner Read, deceased. Tln -e re. therefore, to rile and admonish all i-oiic nel to sho-.v cause on or before the next F ■i!,ii) Term of llk C. nrt of Orfliriarv o’ sail) peril V ahv smtl letter- should not be granted 1 oven U “I t idv hand and -eat till- 31-t Deceil ( I. 1862 j L WIMBERLY, Ordinary? \ J .mi ,ry 7. 1852 PAIN IS, (ii, \S , OILS, iot : . KK(i> Wliiie \ frf 300 !) xc- (i i->, ; \ 10 ( ’h'U I j n-r (I (>ii , , a i/i-n* ral :t*Mn o’ Pa nI -, Vh riiisirP? r Turpeiitim*, . &*c. f .r >;*!?> by HALL & MOSES r I) c. 31. 18.V3. Coliiiiibus. (Ja. i>l .YIPKIA FURNiRTURE WARE-ROOM And manufactory j riIHU subscriber pa- now on >‘“"<l and lor -ale at his Ware | mi Lnrnpkm. b large and well ‘ * ed hit “l Fornrcre. of various slyli sand prices and is constantly Manufacturing and receiving, among others the following articles t® ■<nmi .('if Sol’s I Durt'ans ’ “ASaics.’ 7p J Beil.steatls Sideboards, :) „ing Tables, \V iirdrobiis, Work-tables, Wash-siandk Rocking chairs, r.ooking (Hass and Picture Frames, ; and in fact all articles belonging to his line of business can be had at tire shortest notice and ( ! lowe.-t terms. jZ9 Also, Wimlovv Glass, French and Americana J m itiu'actnie; Fire board Piints and Bprderß j Window Shades. vNc., See. Glass cut | shape “r size. All work warranted. it i Pianos and Mcl -deuns lurnl.-lied to All orders thankfully received and promptly a9 | tended to. W 11. CROSSMAN.^B Lumpkin, Nov. 12,1852. ly GEORGIA, Stewart County. f f OF ORDINARY, February Term, j ‘-^lßs3.—Whereas Percival L Wilburn, peti-, tions this Court for lellers dismissory from the guardianship of the person and property of Ste phen R. Weston, minor and orpiiau of Stephen J Weston deceased. I It is therefore ordered by the Court that allJ persons concerned show Curse, (il any) by thl next April Term of this Court, why (aid iettenß shall not then be granted. (-*.-.-7— -jB A true extract from tire minutes 0 j £ ! JtSi J L WIMBERLY,/ Fi'hruarv 18, 1853 GKUivUi otcwiirt ‘GotTht® COURT OF ORDIN ARY. Fct/| 1853 —Whereas John Westiß letters of dismi-siun !r.<m the •ler-on and property ot Charles ami orphan o’ Step .en 11 rrris, It 1- thtielare ordered by th(/ v p-rsons concerned slmvv c >ll ->'V|h p".\t April Term of this court, vW-J s'KMild not then be granted. A true extract from the minutes cofl J. L WIMBERLY, Fehruarv 18 1853 r-—Ek GEORGIA, Stewart County. poURT OF ORDINARY, February ‘— , 1853 —Whereas John Dossey petition® Court tor letters ol dismission from the ship of the persons and property of Lowe and Mary ftl. Lowe, minors, of David W. Lowe, dec-esedi; li is 1 erelore orderpd by the Coin® persons concerned show cause, (if ant® next April Term of said court, why should not then he granted. A true extract from the minutes o r Jpl J L ‘WIMBERLY, <l, li February 18, 185S . y ,TicE ’ All persons indebted 10 the TVY W. GREGORY, late of this county ; A ceased, are hereby required In make ate payment. Those having demands t ie same, are notified to present iu terms ofH® law. or they will not.be paid. ®§|l Presentation can be made to myself cr ,®H B. Harrell, my attorney. SOLOMON lIAUR[;LI.®V* Dec. 10. 1552 Gw ExeciS®