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.are highly: dissatisfied, and de- Sho mtietgivo us a Dcinocralis Governor, .flints, are nigiuy .ui»n™.vu, . -— him.in unmeasured term?. i and a majority of democratic members in <)n the passage of the Mnynooth bill, Sir. her Legislature, and tihee more pul herself „ I, l>r t Peel closed the debate in an'excit-] on the old republican (rack. A United .**" speech, which, points signilTicantly to j States Senator loo, is to be elected by the United States, and reveals the true I next Legislature. This will bring a con iine of the present liberal policy to llic. test directly between the old fashioned I'liliolics; from which we extract the fol-1 Democracy and ll»p modem Federalism of 'the Hartford Convention stamp, which is Berrien. Democrats, ger inisrepscnted _ _ by John MePher i c aki'ndlv feeling in Ircland, among the 8011 Berrien—let us lravo unaninity, and a ’u jt would produce great good. I strongmajority on joint ballot in the next :0 I <tio Miieiuiiwiirinmnv lie Legislature will'bc the result, which will ensure the election of a Republican Sena tor to Congress.—Fed. Union. wB.gr l 2nd Brigade IStii DivisioTtg^J#. j- — , Albany, May 16(^1845. . I T. IS ORDERED. .That .tte .timo appointed tat the reviews of the Militia of the Counties of Baker and Lee, bo postponed tillsoree mafeappropri- ate period. By order of • -i.i r-ui . . Gen.THOS. P. SMITH. JOHN G. SLATPBY, k.„. -- ■ S.-OltliWAIlO., oh this respect to the kindly intentions he. •” n Ireland and this country. I do not ; \ |] lc question upon any measure of mere (impact. I say without hesitation, you ‘.. i,rcak up that formidable confederacy L il.nt oreainol tlm A CARD. The subscriber returns his sincere tlmnks, and v hich exists in that country against *b e | takes this method of expressing his gratitude to the r.iti'h connect ton.. And 11 behcvcjt w cs- I c Ulensof Albany and the adjacent country, and to ntial yon S liould I I break it up, in order that “ nlav carry on the work oVgood govern- I t^officcra and crew of tire steamer James k.SMm,, mentin Ireland [cheers! and that yon may [ or Evaluable service* winch thcyjrave voluntary . . l _ —— 1—.u.ly rendered him on different occasions, in raising the steamer Viola. The Viola is now afloat, ami is undergoing a thor ough repair, preparatory to the noxt season's - busi- .trcn< T il,cn the connection between the two minincs, and maintain, unimpaired, the ' wcr and dignity of the United Kingdom, 'renewed cheers.] On the horizon of the | vcs t there is a cloud—[hear, hear]—a f rioiiil, small, but threaining future dark ness [hear, hear.] While we were most anxious for an adjustment of impending dif- ,, rcn ccs—while we would leave nothing ndonc to effect an amicable settlement [of the Oregon question]—yet I did feel it Jobe a part of mv duty—of the duly of the frst minister of the Crown—to slate that, if our rights were invaded, we were determin ed am! prepared lo maintain them, [loud iliccrs]” ... s'* ! IRELAND. There lias been a great increase of cml rratiem from all the Irish out posts this sca- >on to Canada, and the United States. It is rumored that several shipp, bound for the 1'niled States, with passengers from Tra^ j cr and the neighbouring countries, have !<ren prevented from sailing, by orders of the Admiralty. At a meeting held on the 7th at Dublin, Conciliation Hall, O’Connell said. “There h one delightful thing in connection with this act of justice. On Thursday Sir Robt. Peel, brought in the Maynooth bill, and passed it by a majority of 182, and on the followiug nay (Friday,) he set the Ameri cans nt defiance, (cheers,) yes, finding himself in a strong position, and by this art of justice to Ireland, he addresses lan guage to America befitting a British Min ister. I say, go on in the same way and we will set the Americans at defiance.— (Protracted cheers.) The weekly receipts for rent were jC700 r/ ichich. £A'M came from America. SWITZERLAND. Tiic bloody strile of civil war, urged on hy religious and political fanaticism has commenced in Switzerland. An army of 5000 men, termed the free cores, from their voluntary association, in vaded the Canton of Lucerne for the pur pose of compelling them to drive out the Society of Jesuits. The town of Lucerne was hastily fortified, and an army of from 10.000 to 20,0IM) men raised to repel the invaders. The volunteers were repulsed with the loss of 600, or according to some, 1,200 men. The country people of Lu cerne who had suffered them to pass with out resistance, set upon them in their re treat with such fierceness, that it is said, that out ef 4,000 or 5,000, not more than 2.000 escaped massacre. The extraordinary Diet of Switzerland met again on the llth, audit was hoped that order might lie restored. From the Fort Gaines Whig, Planter*’ Club of Early On tiie fifth of May, notice being previously given, tae citizen of Early met at tho Court House m the town of Biakely, for the purpose of forming a Vlan- t'T.i’ Club. On motion of Mr. S. II. Trulock, Major Joel CEAwroni) was called to the Chair, U. Txclock to act as Secretary. After some appropriate remarks troin the Chair in tho way of explanation, there was appointed a committee of five to draw up articles of constitution, when Maj. J. Crawford proposed to read to the committee, articles which he had previously drawn up, which, after lieing read the second time, '■•'ere unanimously adopted, and handed, over to the Secretary. On motion of Judge William Castleber ry. the names were next taken of such individuals as v -ish to become members of the Club, when some twenty-four gentlemen enrolled .heir name*. It was evolved that each member should, on enrolling his '-lair, pay the sum of fifty cents, to defray tho neces sity expeares. On motion ot Mr. Reese, it was re vived, that it shall bo the duty of the President, with theconsent of tho Vico President,to appoint a spea ker for the regular sessions, which will be the first Thursday in January and May. , _ The Cl ub then proceeded to the election of officers. I- a Major Joel Crawford was elected President, Judge l3 I Wm. Castleberry first and S.H.Truloek second Vice .. 1 President, U. Trulock, Secretary and Treasurer. 1 On motion: 1 Rrsolzcd, That tho Secretary be requested to no te tify Judge Wm. Taylor that he is chosen to deliver " n Agricultural Address at our next meeting, On the test Monday in July next, Maj. Crawford ins altern ate, and L Everingham alternate to Maj. Crawford. Kesolced, That too Secretary furnish an account of nr meeting to the Fort Gaines Whig, and request its publication therein. URIAH TRULOCK, Sre>. It is proper to state that the accident w hich occur red to the Viola, was not occasioned by tho unnrvi- gable state of the river, but on account of the too great length of the boat; it being the first trip up the Flint. H. W. VAN VEGHTEN May Cist 18-15. DEMOCRATIC MEETING. THE Democratic Party of Baker County, are request ed to meet at the Court House, in Newton, on the first Tuesday, in Juno (the second day of Baker Superior Court,) at 7 o’clock P. M., for the following purposes. 1st. To appoint Dclegatcs.to a Con vention to be held in Millcdgcville on the 3d. mondtty in June, to nominate n candidate for Goverior. -■c- 2d. To nominate a candidate to re present Bailor comity, in the next General Assembly. 3d. To arrange for a Convention with Early county, to nominate a can- didateto represent this Senatorial dis trict, in tho next General Assembly. Many Democrats. May Htli, 1815. rT—yjS STOLEN,-itosa dre subs. Sunday niglit, toe ijjg inst., front my Jiouse at tho White & Stubbs planta tion in die second District of Baker.County, ■ & Bark Bay Poney, . well made, in fincorder, and neatly roachetl—white saddle spots on his lnck, and sign of gear on his shoulders, and a long swiich tail. His gait in com mon travelling is ’ ... much jaded. The by .Mr. Armiger Hail' .. ot this county, on the night tiie horse wiLs stolen from the lot. - '• •’ The subscriber will pay twenty dollars nnd all rea sonable expenses, for the delivery of tho thief and and pony at my house, or for such information as will enable me to get them, or ten dollars for tho delivery of the pondy atone, lfthe thief shoftld.provo to be a white man, and is secured, with evidence sufficient to convict him, and the poney delivered to me, I vvfi (ray Fifty Dollar, reward. JOHN W; ALLEN. ' May 21st 1845 • - - 6 ft ’Ye A VALUABLE PLANTATION JfiS WE wQI sell a'tagain in orir PLANTAr . Hits TtON. consisting of £igkt hundred and ter HjjJLehty^re acres, Four hinured teres of which ia good • jbtre’s Hammock Airnri, > situated in. Decatur courtly, Georgia, adjoining the lands ofMessrs.. JfeKinley £ Barrow. There are 5800 acres of cleared tamjin fine qrdqr for cullivatioa, good fence, , itc. with (wo settlements, a good Gin house, and Screw, outhouses &c. Tho place is bbah t(y and. wen watered. FprfarihCT information call- and examine tho premises on the Hathom Trail 20 miles east of Bainbridge: WEIGHT SAUNDERS. THOMAS SAUNDERS. Decatur county, May 7th, 1845. 4 8t Caution. to be responsible for her debts. james b. waters. : Baker Co. Git., May 21, 1845.- 6 3t Raker Postponed Sales. ron rexE. ' ; W ILT, be sold on the first Tuesday in June next, between the usual hours of sate, before the Court-House door in tho town of Newton, Baker county, the following property, toWij: One lot of brick, and the interest of David and Daniel Ham, in the lot in the city of Albany, known as the Ham brick-yard. Nos. 25 and 27, on north street, containing i aero each. No. 11, on residence street, containing l acre. Nos. 33 and 35, contain ing j acre each; ail levied on as the property of Da vid and Daniel llain, to satisfy sundry fi-fits from In ferior Court, Lorenzo D. Goode, and others vs Daniel Ham. principal, and David Ham and Nelson Tift, securities. Property pointed out by Nelson Tift. Also, one house and lot, situated on brood street, GEORGIA, Dooly County. Sarah Dozier, Executrix ] RU&E NISI . of the last Will and Testa-1 to Forrdote Mortgage, ment of James C. Dozier, I in Dnoty Superior Dec. vs. f Court,MeyTerm 1845. Erwin Sutton & [ Daniel Mashbum.' J I T appearing to the Cotirt upon the petition of the plaintiff, that the defendants, on the second day of June, in the year of our Lord, tjghteeri hundred and thirty-eight, made their prbmisory note in writing, whereby, on or before the first day of-January, eigh teen hundred and forty, they, tho.raid Erwin and Daniel jointly and severally promised to pay ono Wil liam IV. Taylor, or lieaiVr, the siim of- eleven hun dred and fifty dollars for value received' of him the said Taylor, who afterwards, V> wit, on tho day ami year first aforesaid, transfered and delivered said note to. said James C. Dozier, be being then on fife, in a fair course of trade, ami for a valuable consideration. And afterwards, on the eighth day of'Mav, eighteen hundred and forty, tho said Erwin ami Daniel, the better to seenre the payment of the said promissory note unto tiie said James C. Dozier, he being then still in life, and the bona fide bearer and owner there of, executed under their hands and seriK uml then and there delivered to the said James C. Dozier, their certain Mortgage Deed, thereby mortgaging to the said James C. Dozier one lot of land, known hy tiie number two hundred and twenty-three, in the tliird Distriefuf said county.of Dooly, with a. grist and ra,v mill tbcreou, and ail tho appertenanccs ti e.-cof; and which said mortgage was duly reennjed- in terms of tiie statute in such cases made aud provided; and it further appearing .to tire Court, that the noto herein before described, is the identical note, tlio pdynfeniof which said mortgage was irulendtAl to seenre, al though the same is riot described in raid mortgage, except as to the amount of principal,-and the time when the same became due and payable; ami that there is still remaining due and uujsrid,' upon raid note, the sum of nine numlred and ninety-three dob Baker Sheriff’s Sales., FOB JOBS. W ILL be poia on the fin*Tuesday ip June next between the usual hours of sale, bofbre the Court house door in the town of Newton,’ m Baker County, the following property to-wit.; One negro fellow called Harry, about 30 years old: levied on as the property of Pricilta Strozier, to satisfy one fi fa from' Baker superior Court; Stovall; Sim mons £ca vs. Priscilla Strozier. Property pointed out by P.J. Strozier. , , I .Also, one ho nay and lot, situated, in Newton, No. not known, but known as the Robert Ilardic jot, at present occupies by II. B.' Gunnison: levied on as the property'of Robert Ilardie.'to satisfy one fi fit ■from Baker superior; J. G. Jofiflibn vs. Robert tlor- Property pointe;! out by^ifefenil-uit. ’ Also, two negro slaves, viz:'' Daniel and Allen: lev ied .an at tho property of WiUain Henderson, to satis fy erne fi fit from Baker superior court; James Clark vs Win. Henderson. . Property; pointed out hy defen dant. Abo, 5 negro stares, Tii: Peggy, Hannah, Dosier,’ George ami an infant: all levied on as the property of L. B. Skaggs, to satisfy one fi fia from Baker superior court; John Mattock vs L B Skaggs and G. IV. Pearce. GEO. \V. COl.UER, ishjf. May 3. J813. ., this I GERY, fort. full set of instruments; ' Hanta^be found at all times at his office over the Drug-Store, or at the American Hotel, when not profMonally engaged. _ , - Albany;Geo., April 16, 1845. 1 ” tf ' .a La i caati DR. WIIiKtlAM K<; DjkVp8, n V/ and may bo found at alt times, xvnea not rut-- -I-, " * tiSktPJo:i\ TjXOUR moths after date application will be made. -T to'tbe Honorable the Inferior court of Sumter county, while sitting for onfina^y purpoeas foe leave: to self a negro boy Eefonginatotbe estate «f. Albsc Jarman deceased. Srie to be ttadefor^^jurfose- . . Adm'h dtloni*?*; , May I4th 1845.’ 5 4jn r \ Just Recived, Odb Sacks Rio andLuubia. Cobiee, *. .< raf U 400 Sacks Balt,; .:V: i WolvTIi : 40 BbU Old Rectified Whisk^^ * , , 3 ry . r- ; 6 do. American Brandy, 6 do. N. E. Rum - ' I ^jo^Stijieti^OtardBiandy.. Together with a huge asMttaert^of^Indidand Kefc- tncky Bagging, English'and Sweedea Iron, Trace Chants,«feedingtfoes, Axestend Hollow \Yate. Persons dqsiring to purchase .will^fo wIUo^mbo Albany,april 16, 1845. . .1 tf, AMERICAN Baker Rortgasc Sale. MTILL bo sold before tiie Court House door at ' » Newton, Baker' county, on the first .Temday July next, tfic lofiowing property, to wit: Five inattrasses, one licdstiad, fi wash stands, 4 toilet tallies, 24 Windsor daurs, 12 fancy chairs, 2 ma ple rocking chairs 2 wooden sent settees, 1 cane scat settee, 24 wooden bottom cliairs, 4 largo arm chairs, 2 card tables and .covers G ewers and bosius,2,pair of fire dogs, G doz. tea plates, 3 iloz. cups and saiicere, 3 doz. dinner and soup plates, 2 doz. cup pistes, one teti kettle, 4 rnail jugs, 3 largo jugs, 20 siilo dishes, G pickle dishes, 4 salt cellars, 5 doz tumblers, 3 doz. knives ami forks, 2 carving knives ami- forks, 2 doz. wine glasses, 8 chamber puts, G sugar bowls, 1 shov el, 1 spado, 2 sets of castors, 2 sifters,one dinner pot, 3 small looking-glasses, 1 mirror, one cut glass llall lamp, 1 plain Glebe lamp, 2 Brittania lamps 5 juppaii- ed lamps 1 wardrobe, 25 curtains, 3 dozen sheets, 2 doz. pillow slips, 3 willow baskets, 4 tainted buckets 4 ccdaT piggins, 1 keelcr, 1 sugar dish, 2 large axes, 1 chop axe, l pair wafer irons, 2 butcher knives, 2 setts rake pons, four covered tin pans, 2 large tin pans. 4 spittoons, ono endue pot, six dippers amfskim- mers, one cullender, and three oil pointings, 2 round tables, and one' bobtail lay horse to satisfy a mort gage fi la from Baker Inferior Court,King & Roberts, vs. Francis Holden—property pointed out in said mortgage fi fa. II. B. GUNNISON, D. Sh’ff. april 30. 1845. , • • , . T IIE proprietor of this establishment, .takpsjC)^. occasion loexpress his gratitude to bis patrons for their support, in this his new location, and earn estly hopes he may continue to merit their approba tion. He assures tho travelling public .that iiq will always lie found it Home, in every sense-of the word. The henso is situated in the central jart of tiie City, is commodious, has good stables, servants, bar, and all the requisites necessary for a comfortable ami genteel Hotel. FRANCIS HOLDEN. Albany april 23d, 1645. • 8 . tt-’-.y* ' JOHN E.S. JONES. • Saddle and Harness Maker,' AMD REPAIRER ALBANY. BAKER COUNTY GA.; April 23il, 3 - . .tf. in the city of Albanv, No. not known, but known as’ Im-and forty cent* principal, and the farther stun of ■ '• -• - ntlrr fi-fas two hundred Sod nioKytnree deilaraandthirty-oight the residence of Alden Gage, to satisfy sundry fi-fas from Baker Superior court, John Christian vs John T. Simms, principal, and Alden Gage, endorser. Property pointed out by plaintiffs Att’y, Also, one lot in the city of Albany, and in the 1st dist., of Baker county, No. not known, but known in said city by tho lot and improvement, known as the Printing Office, at present occupied by J. Jones: Lev ied on as the pro|«rty of Sherman Barnes, to satisfy two fi fas from Baker Superior Court, A. P. Grier vs Ilcnry Morgan princi|iul nnd Sherman liarnes secur ity, and Isircnzo I). Goode vs Thomas Barrett aud Sherman Barnes security. Property pointed out by attorney. GEO. W. COLLIER, Sh’ff. May 10,1845. AT THE SAME TIME AXD fLACE, WILL BE SOLE, One negro boy named Harry, about 12 years oi age: levied on as the property of John Montgomery to satisfy several fi fas from the Superior Court of Baker county; one in favor of Shadiach E. Dickev arid Richard Mitchell, executors of Henry Atkinson, deceased, and others vs John Montgomery. Prop- crity pointed out fay defendant. Also, tiie . fa from' Baker Kune: Wm. Brackett Property pointed out by plaintiiTs att ° niCy ' II. B. GUNNISON, D. Sit’d: vMay 10,1843. cents interest thereon, up to this date; ; and the plain- tift'havingpraycd the foreclosure of raid mortgage: It is therefore, on motion of Kelly Si Kill™, Plain tiff's Attorneys, Ordered that the said Knvin and Daniel do pay into this Court, an or before the first day of tho next Term, the principal and interest due, and the interest hereafter toaccriie upon said note and mortgage, or shew good and sufficient cause to tho contrary, and tiiat scrvicq of this Uulo be per fected hy publication oftlic same once.a month for four months in soine public gazette) published in this State, or by service of copies thereof upon’ the said Erwin and Daniel, or.their agents or representatives, three months before tiie said nexl T^rtiL; 'j.",■ A true extract from. the. Minutes of the (Start, this 13th Mar, 1843. THOMAS it, KEY, Clk. May.21, lfi jo.. -- G (ni lm L ot' No. 58 in tiie 14th Dist Lee county to satisfy one fi fa from I*e superior court, Wi Synopsis oi* Lee Sheriff’s sales, TOR JUNE. f to satisfy illiains i Worrell vs Tom P. Webb. One negro woman, Kally, 30 years old to satisfy one fi fa John Snellgrove vs Wm. Huglies. W. W. GILMORE, D. Sh’jf lies. Moetgage sales roa July,. lata of land No. 48,49, 50,78 aiul 81, in the 14th district of Iiec county, tiio property of Thomas Bnticr, David Smitii vs raid Butler. W. W. GILMORE, D. Sh'fT. John, Etlmnnd, Harriet and child Henry, nnd Dice, property of Wm. Horton, to satisfy a mortgage fi tea li'in. G. Howard and John Ilentz, Adm'rs estate of Thomas Howard, vs said Horton. IV.lf. JANES, Sh'ff Democratic Conwention . The Democratic party are moving with v *gor and apirit, in organizing, for the Got- c roor’s election in October next. Reports ‘heir proceedings are to be seen in all the "cinocifltjc papers, and tiie number receiv- «4at ibis office is unusually large. We therefore expect a very general .and full ^presentation of the party. We trust the delegates nominated, will not fail to be pres ent. The only requisite for success is unani mity, and this can behest securedby d WgP Convention. • Surely our friends will npt wanting;in wltat is due to therasclyos, «M rto the country ashy any neglect or dk- ^ ^ nll0 “> lon gcr to permit Georgia tote rank. ®# cd v, th tjys .Federal hthniiiliiMTatk GEORGIA, Baker County. haiarHEREAS Lewis S. MeGwier, np- I* plies tome for letters of Adiriintetra- tion on the estate of I'otcr Sinallon, late of said county deceased. These are therefore to cite. Summons and admon ish, all and singular, tee kindred and creditors of raid deceased, to be and appear at my office -within the time prescribed hy law, then and there to shew cause; any they* lave why said letters should net be granted. :■■■.' Given under my hand at office, this 18th, day of May, 1845. , ■ . • , , - SETH C. STEPHENS, c. c. o. May, 31 1845. , 6. 30d "To Gentlemen of Fashion. T HE undersigned respectfully informs the Citizens of Albany and the sur- roumiing conntiy, that he lias bought tho latest Pnt- ehtfor.ciittingGunticmensGaruienti!, Which he war rants equal to the best New Yofk. style. Ho will regularly receive the latest Fashions. As ho has no partner with whom to divide the pro fits, he is enabled by strict attention to business, to sell and work according to the pressure of tiie times. Tiie latest style of goads will be found at his store, and Ready-made clothing, Hals, Gaps, Sic. &c. All work warranted to be made to'tbo satisfaction of his customers, as regards taste arid fashion. A. G. WEAVER, Merchant Tailor, May. 14, 1846. 1.' i .J. jj' JOHN SPKNeEi GEORGIA, Baker .County. . jrMTHEREAS Murphy Taylor, Admin: ▼ * • istrator on the estate of James Tayi- lor, late of said county deceased, applies to m* for Letters of Dismission from said Administration: These are therefore, to cite, summon and mdeaoo- ish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of sriid deceased lobe and apperiri at my office within the time prescribed by law to show cause, (if any they have) why said letten should not be granted. Given under-my hand at office, this sixth day of May, 1845. >l r L' SETIIC. STEVENS, C. C. O, May 7, fan WATCH & CLOCK MAKER, tnswriiiiatsis;, ’ I s prepared to execute «U orders q his line of buei- nets, with despatch, and in the most superior etvle. Watches cleaned or repaired will he warranted to keep good time.; Gold wreughtzjao Rings or other ornaments, and silver into spooBs^wiU be warranted in worinaanshjp equal tqtbat.of anypatahlia^iaant in TVrtiua Gash, and prices’ to suit tee' 'times. sitnateEd op Broad srteet, nejft deprabore the 4 building. ... May 14th 1815.; 6 ' tf TO TUB AtFrietCTBB. DR. HENRY G. NlCHOjUbl ALBANY, GEORGIA. T AKES this method to inform his friends that he still resides attire above place, and Will give his attention to persons afflicted with chronic and supposed incurable forms of disease. From his suc cess heretofore in tiie management of such eases, persons affiirtcd will find it to thrir interest to givo Dim a trial, for if ho does not permanently cure, he may at least initigato their sufferings. Those especially tailoring under Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Splenitis, Brou- chctis, Cough, Erysipelatous affoctions, ScrolTula, Leprosy, Tetter,Syphilis Gonorhoa Gleet, Tic Don- lourenx, Hysferia, ralscy, Epilepsy. Chorea,Dropsy, Amenorhea, l’rolapsus Uteri, Sic. Sic., files, Hernia, Calculi of the Bladder, Ulcers, Hydrocele, Ac., would do well to consult him. Dr. N. will remove all casos of Sgphalitic taint from the system, and warrant them, no cure no pay. Persons.living at a distance, who are afflicted, would do well to cull in person, if pot convenient, by communicating, post paid, with Dr. Nichols, giving symptoms, die:, and enclosing the fee, 810, can re ceive directions for the management of their cases. Albany, 6?e».,33* 1845.-I- 8 ly JPalJtff, Oils 4* Glass, Brugs 4* Aletlieincs.; o)'-v.i WELCH & EPPING, £ J ' : recciying, ohd have on hand SAPPINGTON’S . — „ . A Certain and Efedimt,Can fir Fever axd Ague, fo SWriribIiyf'‘ * T/ ni april 10. Id 'AwAft W. E. SBDTH. tf d^lft tiiosc vrilo HI to fit, can bei or Us equivalent. H -lii >r. 1- CITY HOTEL, BY SABUEL BAKER, Comer of Broad anil Front Streets, april 16 1845. Aiwaxy, Geo. 1 tf. SIMS & CHEEVER, I FACTORS & General ConuntseUm Aterekants, < -" - i Atalacjucola, Florida. . W.m. W. Sims. Wm. W. Cheeitr. Apnl 'lfi, 1845" ' ~ 1 . tf ; ’ jLumber and Aleal, > JjtOR rale at the Kinchafoone Mills, two miles north of Albany, attended to. April 16,1845. Orders for Lumber promptly TIFT Si BRISBANE. 1 tf. “A RS . A good supply "of Extra and No. 1 White Lead, Pure Linseed, Sperm, Train’and Castor Oil, Spirits of Tupentine, 'Vamishofatt kinds. Red aril Hack Lead, Vermillion,’ Venetian Red, Spanish Brown, Lamp Black and Patent Black, Chrocae Yellow, Spruce Yellow, Chrome Green, Litharge, Terra de Sienna, Leaf doU, .Glue, Red and mito Chalk, Sand Paper, Pundee Stone, Window Gkuwofa^sta- lish ultoriimi ShLri Cream Tartar, Rheubarb, Epsom Salts, Cepper»s, AUum, Pepper, Spice, Sal-Eratus, Ginger, Starch, .Sail Peter, Log- Wood, Indigo.Annctto, Madder; Sassaparilla, lemon, Ginger vna Rasbeny Syrup,'-Castile, Shaving and i BfamkB^s,SchoolBooks, Fooiaeapand letter Paper, Red and Bffidk Ink, Quilli Steel PM» Letter Stamps, Ink-stands, Ax. &c. • . Aftwayayegie, 1845. 1 "•"’■tf' PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND ACCOUCHEUR, .... 'Alb AST, Georgia. .. '..Xd I april 16, 1845. .. -i - PROSPECTUS.. OF THE l) ‘N ALBANY PATRIOT: ' i - —:dt(oo>-i “ Ifinfom, Justice, Moderation." .•iisoqtw^' ‘ ■ The Patriot will be edited bv Nelsost Tift and S. N. Houghton, and.'published weekly in. the City of - Ajbohy, Baker County Georgia, commencing on Wedpes- day the ICthdaFuf April, 1845. . Our Political Principlet are Democratic: and we shall advocate and defend, them in the spirit of the motto which we hdve a- dopted, believing that we shall thereby-bos't. secure the purity and permanancy of qur Government, and tbe liberty, happiness and prosperity of our fellow-citizens. Agriculture:—That ’ great source of cur National wealth and independence, -shall have that spaco in our columns, which, its importance demands. It will be one.of our first objects to devclopo the. resources.and advantages of the fertile country by wtffch we arc surrounded, the soil ana cfimriie of which will bear a favorable comparison with thateof .any section of. the Union.. . To Commerce, Manufacturer, the Arts, Sciences and all those industrial pumuits which a re insorae sense the. cause-and ob ject of civilized aocicty, we -shall given warm support, whilst we Shall , not neglect to uromote by proper 4 nem the cause of Eaucalipn, Moralf wet. I&figum.. • . We shalt-endeayour to give tbrour rea ders the earliest information of -interesting domestic and foreign netM,4ind weekly cor rected intelligence of our own and- .other markets: \Ve shall also, publish a synop sis of tho Sheriffs sales, for all the cbulbties in our. vicinity. As a Family paper, the "Patriot will be rendered interesting-and instructive. It wiH be oqr object to convey va[uab[e infor mation—to fosterandencourago, the virtues, and bortect tbe vices of S0cicty. ,-N«r per sonal animosities or party reocolir, Will find vent In our columns—but we shall promul gate and dofcndTruth,.fotthesakeoi Truth, with that. indcpcndehceofs^rit whiCli fears noconsequencea.^.;,-.. 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