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TEIc Siatc of Alabama. COOSA COMFY

o, .ohav's Court Vacation July 3I, ls4s vEyhrS day came John T. Trasher, by IL bls attorney, N. Smith Graham, and files his pe,. tiou setting forth amongst other things, ina; Eli F. Gather in his life time, with others, executed bis Bond on tho 18th day of June 1S39, obIgating themselves 10 make good and sufficient titles 10 Benjamin Chapman, of their interest fn and 10 the East half of Section 33. Township 19. Range 19, for and in consideration of twelve hundred and seventy. five dollars seven hundred and eighty .seve1 and 30. 100 dollars of which was paid in cash and said Chapman executed his note for the balance payable 25th December ext there after. Said interest so sold amounting to an undivided sbree-fourlhs of said Tract. And further, that the purchase money has all been paid--ihat Patent therefore has issuec 10 said Eli E. Gather, who has since departed this life--and Letters of adminis- tration have been granted 10 Lewis Kenne- dy' and Jane Gather; andi further, that said Chapman transferred and assigned Tor a valuable consideration said Bond 10 one Jeremiah Bell, and said Bell assigned the same 10 William s Kyle, and for like con sideration said Kyle assigned and transfer. ed said Bond 10 petitioner: Petitioner, therefore prays sn order of this Court res quirng the said Lewis Kennedy and Jane Gather, as the legal representaiivrs of said decedent, to make titles to said de- scribed tract of Land to petitioner agreea~ bIe to the condition of sait Bond. It is therefore ordered by the Court, that puti- caton be made in ,he State Guard, news. paper printed in the City Of Werumpka, once month for three consecutive months requiring the said Lewis Kennedy and Jane Gather administrators as'aforesaid, and all other persons concerned in the pre- mises to be and appear at Regular Term of this Court 10 be holden on the first rrion- day in December next, at the Court house of our said county, then and theie to show cause ifany they can, wby the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
 A true copy from the Minutes.
 Attest: I. ". SUTTLE, CTk.
 (Pr. fec $l5.)
 Au. 22, 1s49. 34-lm3m
The State guard., 1848-10-03
State Of Alabama, ]
 AUTAUGA COUNT (

Special Orphans' Court, Sept. l, ls4s. THlS day came Vim. P. Degarrett, W IL Master of Autauga Lodge No. 3i, by attorney j. R. Jones, and files his petition praying that James Clipper Jr. admniatra tor of the estate of John K. Mills, deceasd, be required to make titles to the following described lot, situated in the town of Yer non, of said county and known as lot No. 24, twenty four, in the plan of said town containing half an acre more or less, agree able to bond entered into in the lifetime of said John K. Mills, to Autauga Lodge No. Fl, and the purchase money having all been paid. It is blythe Court Ordered that publication be made in the State Guard a News Paper published in the city oi We tumpka Alabama, once month for three months, notifying the said James Clipper, administrator of said estate, of John K. Mills, deceased, 10 be and appear at an Or. plans Court to be holden at Kingston in said county, on the first Monday of Decem- Der next and show cause if any he has, why he should.not be required to make an exc cute good and sufficient titles to said To agreeable to bond of said dsceased.
 lCopied from the minutes
 l VIM. N. THOMPSON Jr. Clerk. September. i2. ls4s. Lpr. lee S5 o0]
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Democratic Mass Meeting.

The people of the counties of Autauga & Coosa, will assemble at Wetumpka, on the 26 of October inst, in Mass Conven- ton. An ample Barbecue will be pro- vided for the occasion. The citizens of this State and all others without dis,inc- ton of party, are invited to attend; well come all, especially the ladies.
 Eminent Oritors from this and the ad- joining States will be present. By order of committee of invitation.
 The Democrtic papers in the State will please notice.
The State guard., 1848-10-03
The State of Alabama,
 COOSA COUNTYl

Orphans Court, Vacation, Sept. 2l, ls45. "IIIS day came John A. Jordan and IL Ann Jordan, administrator, and ad- miaistratrix of the Estate of Reuben Jor- dan deceased, and files their account and watchers for final settlement; which account and watchers having been examined ard slated for allowance.
 It is therefore ordered by the Court that Forty days notice be given by publication in the State Guard, news paper printed in the city oi Wetumpka, by three weekly insertions. requiring all persons interested in the premises, 10 be and appear at regu- lar term of this court to be holden at the Court House in the town of Rockford, on the first Monday in Novemer next. then and there to show cause why such final set tlement should not be made. A'
 A true copy from the minutes.
 Attest, l. w. SUTTLE. Clerk.
 Sept. 26, is4S.--39 3t prs fee $4.
The State guard., 1848-10-03
State of Alabama,
 COOSA COUNTY,

Regular Orphan's Court, August7, 1s4s. THIS day came Seth P. Storrs, Guar Il dian of Merewether c. Spratlin, Georgia Ann F. Spratlln and Sophia A. Spratlin. and files his accounts & vouchers for partial settlement of his said Wards Estates which accounts and vouchers have been separately examined and stated for allowance. It is therefore ordered that forty days notice be given by publication of this order in the "State Guard,"a news paper printed in the City of Wetumpka, acquiring all persons concerned in the pre- mises 10 be and appear at aregular term of this Court, to be holden on the first Monday of October next, at the Courthouse in said County, there and then to show cause why such settlement should not be made.
 A true copy from the minutes.
 Attest: I. ". SUTTLE, CPk.
 Aug. 22, 1S4S. (pr. fee $7) 34-6t
The State guard., 1848-10-03

Fire tn MashUille.-A telegraphic des- patch in the Memphis papers, dated Nash vile, l4th instant, says that fire broke out at half past 3 o'clock that afternoon, in the First Presbyterian Church, large and handsome edifice, on Church street, and before the engines could get fairly at work, the whole building was one sheet of flame. The fire communicated to the house adjoining. owned by MT. Garter, and two other brick buildings immediately below it, all of which, with the church, were entirely consumed. The whole loss is estimated at $50,000-about one half insured. A high wind was blowing at the time and fears were entertained that the fire would extend over great part of the city, but by the strenuous exertions of the firemeD, it was got under.
The State guard., 1848-10-03
NEW DISCOVERY.

Dr. Councils Mixture, for GonorrhGa and Gleet, Seminal Illusions and Weak ness of tie Ulera or Bladder. This mix ture contains no injurious article whatever, but possesses tonic properties 0freal effiea- cy, and more congenal to the constitution than any other medicine used for these complaints. Freed from the nausealing qualities attending copaiva ard the com mon mixtures, it will be found agreeable to the palate and pleasant to ibe stomach, and will cure any case, or all pay is refused TOT it. It is equally good and certain for fe. males. Sold only at 59 Poydras st., New TOrleans.
 DIR. spuoN's SICK nEADAciIE REMEDY.
 Why will you sufIer.wlta that distressing complaint, when a remedy is a, hand that will not fall to cure you 2 This remedy will eaectually destroy any attack ot head ache either nervous or bilious. 1t has cur ed cases of twenty years standing.
 | IT All of the above named articles are sold'n Wetumpka by Wm. B. Cooper; in Montgomery by Coster & Cox; in Mobil. at the Literary Depot, 50 Royl st. Also by an agent in every town in Alabama. March [, ISIS. l0-ii,
The State guard., 1848-10-03
For Sale.
THE subscriber wishes to sell hi

YTHE subscriber wishes to sell his IL plantation in Coosa county known as the HOBDAY lands, lies within twenty miles of Wetumpka and within three miles of Nixburgh, and contains 960 acres. A description of the quality and other particu- lars are deemed unnecessary-sufflce It to say, i.is as good cotton and corn land as IS to be found in the county, there are now cleared and in cultivation about 160 acres. A comfortable dwelling House with neces- sary out buildings. The whole will be sold for one third cash. and the balance on a credit of one and two years with mort gage on the premises. The land will be divided to suit purchasers As to the quality &c.. of said land would respect fully feier 70 Arch'd McMillan Esq, who resides upon the premises.
 ALSO.
 That desirable residence in the city oi Weiumpka occupied at this time by Ken ben Hill Esq, the healthiness O. fhe s''ue ton is well known. the lot measures l5O feet front by 300 feet deep and under good repair.
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 The following vacant Lots 10 wi, ::
 Subdivision Lot No. 3, iu original Lot
 No 223, s" No 8, in West wetumpka ditto
 No. 57, One undivided half oi original Lo1
 No. l. For terms, which will be accommod ating apply to Messrs. w. H. McKleroy &Co in the city of Wetumpka. Or to the sub scriber at Socapatoy Coosa County.
 JNO A. CAMPBELL. September 5lh lSlS. 36-lm
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MT. Clay's ..disgrumtIem ent..'

We have given Clay authority on this subject-and now bring forward the evi- dence of the Taylor 'availables-" The N. Y- Mirror says, in rathera soured and desparing tone
 ''lt is no use to disguise the fact, that MT. Clay faels uery mucA dissatisfed amd disappointed in not receiving the nomina- hion. He is q man whose ambition has not been weakened by age, nor dishear- tened by defeat, while his cyedulity has sonly incre&sed riA his yoGrs- Deceiv- ed by the promises of false Friends up to the decisive hoar Sn the Comention, il is not surprising that the result came upon him like a clap of thunder in clear sky and it is possible that he may never re- cover from the shock given him by the telegraph oil tine 10th eif June. We have read several letters wmtten ly Mir. Clay within the last thirty days, but they are all decidedly NeNcoMMIvvAL ia regard 10 Gen. Taylor; he neither endorses nor re- padiatcs the nomination, although we believe he and his friends succeeded in obtaining promise, from Con. Taylor that HE would aot stand in the way of the Sage of Ashland, provided there was a majority of the people in fla vorof his election. This naaga animity of the old hero has NOT BEEN RE. CIPR0CATED, and he must look 10 the PEOPLE and not to POLITICIANS to elect him. The Greeleyites are very bu- sy writing seditious letters to Mr. Clay and his friends, and are doing all they can to fan the flame of disconteat They are sowing the seeds of discord, broadcast over the land, AND HEAVEN ONLY KNOWS THE MISCHIEF THEY MAX ACCOMPLISH !"
 This tells the story.
The State guard., 1848-10-03
The Greatest Medicine of she
 Day. Dr. SWayne's Compound Syrup of WILD CHERRY.

THE universal celebrity which this A valuable Medicine is gaining through out the United States, and the many aston ishing cures which it is continually per forming, has proved il 10 be, beyond a doubt. the only sale and certain cure for Pulmonary Consumpiiou, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Splitting Blood, Liver Complaint. Nervous Debility, Tickling or rising m the Throat, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing or any Symptoms of Consumption.
 Il the Bowels are costive, mild purga tive should be resorted to occasinally and DI Swayne's Sarsaparia Pills will be found a valuable acquisition to the Wild Cherry, and will prove valuable medi- cine where an aperient is required. pr. Swayne's Compound Syrup ot Wild Cher " is medicine which has stood the test of experience: and if used according 10 the directions Gas Described in Dr. Swayne's Guide to Healih) seldom fails. The above pamphlet is well worth perusal.
 Caution! Cautiom!!
 Avoid all spurious preparations of Wild Cherry, such as Balsanis, Bitters, Syrups of Wild Cherry, &c. &c., as they are all fictitious and counterfeit" and contain none of the virtures of the original and genuine preparation, as prepared by DR. H. SwAyNE, and the first ever prepared in this country. DR. SWAYNES COM POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY is composed of vegetable ingredients, the Wild Cherry. and other medical substances, equally as efficacious, if not more so; the whole are so effectualY concentrated as to render il beyond all doubt the most pleas- ant, strene thing. and effectual remedy ever discovered for the cure of Pulmonary Con- sumption, and all diseases of the Lungs and Breast. The very fact, from it's having such. train of spuriour imitators, stands { prove its great curative properties.
 Therfore, invalids, inquire for the orig- na preparation, each bottle of which is en- ve 'oped in a beautiful wrapper, with like ness of Wm. Penn engraved thereon also bearing tho signature of Dr. H. Swayne, and counterfeiting of which will be put ished as forgery.
 Prepared oniy by Dr. 1T. Swayne, N. W. corner Eighth and Race streets, Philadel. phia.,
 W. B. COOPER, Agent.
 Wetumpka. June 13 lS49.
The State guard., 1848-10-03
State of Alabama, COOSA COUNTY.

nrphnn's Court, Vacat,oa, July 25, IS46. .THIS day came Alvia A. McWhoster
 Il and files his petition, showing, among other things, that on the 9th day oi Janu ay, 1887, A. B. Northlnp, John Doncan and E. w. Gilbert, executed 10 hm a bond, conditioned to make good and law ftll titles in fee simple, 10 the said Alvin A.. when Ae should pay the sum of fifteen hun : dred and forty Dollars, &c., to Lots No. IA, 20. and q, in square c of original Lot lsa. according to a subdivision of said original lot, &c,; and further, that on the 23rd day of December, 1943, Samuel Catlia ac- knowledges the assignment or transfer of the Bond Of E. Simms, 10 the foregoing de- scrlbed lots, and obligates himself to com. ply with the conditions of said bond &c.: and further. on the 22d day of October, lS43, H. M. Northrup executed his bond 10 said petitioner, conditioned to make good and sufficient ttles to iets No, 8, g, 10, II, l2, snd l3, and the north half of lot No. ', also lots No. 6 and ', all of original lot 1Sl, &c., in the city of w etumpka; and upon which bond the said Samuel Catin obigates himself to comply with the con drtions as aforesaid, on the 23rd day of December, lS43 aad said Alvin A Me Whorther further sets forth in his petition that he has complied with all the condi. tioas entered into by him, and the repre- sentatives of said Simms have refused to make titles dIrec, to petitioner, but have made them to Samuel Calin, &c.; and that the said Samue; Catlin having depart ed this life before making titles to the fore going described lots, to petitioner, or any part oi them, but being ready and willing so to do; and further, that pelioner is ap- prised that Letters of Administration, on the estate of sail San uel Catlin. deceased, have been granted to N. Smith Graham, he prays that said Administrator be ordered and desired to execute litbes to said afore- described lots, to the saId Alvin A. Me- Whorter. in conformity with the statue in such case made and provided, whereupon it is ordered by the Court, that publication of this application and order be made in inc "State Guard," a newspaper printed ia the city of Wetulnpha, once a month for three consecutive months, requiring the said administrator and all other persons concerned in the premises, to be and ap- pear at term of this court, to te holden on the first Monday in November next, then and there to shew cause why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. A true copy from the minutes.
 Attest. 1. w. SUTTLE, CTk.
 Aug. l, fS46. (pr. fee Sls,) 3l Ina. m
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state of Alabama.
 TALLAPOOSA COUNTY. {
Orphans Court, Aug. 2s, le4s.

Orphans Court, Aug. 2S, l848.
 THlS day came Hiram w. Sanders hd-
 I ministrator oflhe estate of James Hem derson deceased, and files his petition, set ting forth in substance as follows That the deceased died seized and possessed of the following tra ct or pa,cel of Land 10 wit; 50 acres of Land, part of the North East quarter of section IT, in Township 22, of Range 24, lying and being in Tellapoosa county, aforesaid, and that the same can not be equally, fairly, and bene6cialy divid- ed amoOg the heirs of !he laid deceased. without sale thereof. That Nancy, wife O! William G. Sanders, and Matilda Hen derson, who are of full age, and Ann E. Henderson a minor who reside in Clark county, in the State of Arkansas, Jesse M. Henderson minor, residing in Oktlbbaha county in the State of Mississippi, Leure- na, wife of Hiram w. Sanders. and James Henderson who are of full age, and Lem. uel Henderson, Mary J. Henderson Rich. ard v. Henderson and William D. Hen- derson, who are minors residing in T ala poosa county, are the only legal heirs and representatives of the said deceased, he therefore prays the Court to grant an order for the sale of the said Land.
 It is therefore ordered by the Court, that John A. Jordan. be appointed Guardian ad li'im the minor heirs, and that publication be made in the "State Guard" newspaper published in the city of Wetumpka for 40 days, notifying the nonresident heirs to be and appear at an Orphans Court to Se held for said county, on the 2nd Monday in October next, to show cadse, why the said petition should not be granted.
 JOHN A. JORDAN. Clerk. Sept. 5, 1s48. (4 q. prs ice $l2)-36-5l. z
The State guard., 1848-10-03
STATE OF ALABAMA A, } Auutn uu1n ,nuuaneV.

Special Orphan's Court, July l2, ISIS.
 Isaac Stephens Guardian ot Jeptba Moore, Archibald Moore, & Lucinda Moore, heirs of Rachael Moore, dec'd, having re. moved beyond the jurisdiction of this Court without having settled his accounts as such Guardian, and on application of the said heirs by attorney, It was ordered by the Court that publication be made Tn the State Guard, newspaper published in the City of Welumpka, Ala, notifying said Isaac Stephens, Guardian as aforesaid, to be and appear at a regular Orphans Court 10 be holden at Kingston Tor said county on the fourth Monday in October next, and file his accounts and vouchers for settlement of his Guardianship of said Jeptha Moore, Archibald Moore, and Lucinda Moore. And further that unless he appear at the time and place above named, an account will be stated by the Judge of said Court in favor of said heirs, and settled as now Iequired by law.
 Copied from the minutes.
 Wm. N. THOMPSON Jr CPk.
 July %, 1S4S Pr. |ee' $5.l 30-tf