its, atid o Vests, viz Silk Rashes, be soldAIL.14 tf.K, )64. )t these om the jtead of nes, or the ex-sates ofdationsrdered.fport at made,, when or such , with asIlin’d’, ictcr.: A idsnniA ofof bimoc 1 ,\\ iliifiniH late of said county deed, for th» benefit oi the heirs and creditors, this5tii Jnlv 1864,i BENJAMIN C. LEE*Adta'r.(D. B.) . 8 StG EO RGIA Bulloch county.\\ O mouths after date application will he made tv the Court of Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell all the Land and Negroes belonging tv the e«tn!«* of Seaborn Hendricks late of said couutx decM.tor the benefit of the heirs and creditors, this July 5th. 1861.MITCH ELL B. IIENDR 1CK S Adm r. SARAH HENDRICKS Admi x.(d. B-) 8 9tKxecutor's iialt,AGREEABLE- to the last will and testament ot Jarrett Lynch late of Jasper county, deceased, will be sold on the first Tuesday in SEP* I EMBER next, at the Court House dooi in Moii-tieello, the land and negroes belonging to the estate of said deceased, consisting of three hundred and thirty acres of land and eleven negroes-Sold for a division amongst Uic heiis. Teims on. the day of sale.PLEASANT M COMPTON, ?« ,GHIEE LYNCH. Jr., \ Kx r8‘July 1*2, 1864. IT,) 9 tlt;j*.THE KUNAWAY!RUNAWAY from Macon Ga , on the 14th oiJuly instant, a negro boy named Charles aged 20 years: 5 feet 10 inches high, daik s m-plexion, flat nose, and weighs about 1(m or 170 lbs.I will pay a suitable reward for ftt* delivery to— . ^ * I* i • _ e « • . • »