About The Albany patriot. (Albany, Ga.) 1845-1866 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1845)
thousand year?, and her politic*, never get worse. . , , . “ The contest is now over, ana no doubt remains that wo are badly beaten—Govern or Congress and Legislature—“ horse, foot -,»<! dragoon a real “ Waterloo defeat.” Many, in our situation, would find cxcit- 1M v s lor this unexpected result, but the only nn reason we can give for our failure, is the I by Judge Til), Mr. Hugh Russ, to Miss Sabah A. Atkissus. MASONIC NOTICE. HE A LB AMY LODGE. Mo. 24, wiU erk- , , , , ... , , brat-, the Anniversary of H T . Jonx the Baptist oj our talhj-sliect. Wo did Olir r on tie 24th nut., m an apprepiate style. All Breth- nll t lie consolation we Imvc, under , rm in good landing of other Lodges are invited to ty. i end solect- May Term trgeof tlieir ion of many lend to tho In die law, of 'also, that Juiciness or our tally-sheet. heal, and ..... . - the circumstance*, is the hope that we may have “ better luck next time.” Florida, at present, is decidedly Democratic, and will i ihe iicr place among her sister States with i he colors of i lit Democracy floating from her i',a>i head, manned by a Democratic crew, and guided in Iter course by the bcacon- ii«ht of Democratic jirinciplet." Commercial Jldctrliser. ii There remains now n> doubt of the di'ciion of W. D. Moseley, for Governor of Florida, and David Levy, for Representa- live to Congress. The’mail from the East ,,f Monday last, brings accounts of an over whelming vote having been cast in every county beard from east of Suwannee for these "cnilemen. Mr. Levy, it Is said, lias already a majority of 9ut), and Moscly’s inaioritv is not much less. • • ii |„ 'regard to the complexion of the next legislature, we need only say that it will lie'whoHy Democratic. It assembles in ,,nr city on 1I19 23d iust. Preparations are already being made for the reception of the members.”—Star of Florida. attend—particularly those of Concord, Fort Gaines, Cuthbert, Lumpkin, Americus and Buinbrvlge. JAM EH A. NEWMAN, Hre'y. Albany, June 11, J845. GREAT DISCOVERY'. OR. WATSON'S UNRIVALED FEVER AND AGUE PILLS! A CERTAIN and permanent cure for AGUE and FEVER, in all its various forms, in four hours. For sale in Albany. Ga., by Welch Si Emiwi, at the Drug Store, and by Agents generally throughout the Southern part of Georgia and Alabama. Price only /ftu cents—one box to cure two eases. Albany, June 11,1845, 0—5m. IMigioiis JYoficc. THE second Quarterly Meeting of Methodist E- pisconal Church in this City, will commence on Fri day the 13th of June next." Several Ministers from other stations arc expected to attend. E. L. T. J1LAKE, Preacher in charge. May 28 7 Highly Important from Texas We have it now in our power, on good ^rounds, however appearances may be to tiic contrary, to nssert, that the Executive of Texas, so for from opposing -the popular will in relation tonnncxnlion, will co-opcr- :,ic with it. All the efforts of Great Brit ain or any other forcignpower to prevent it ,. r to influence the Texan government, will lie abortive. We predict likewise, that the troops now garisoned at Foil Jessup will be ordered to the Rio Grande in less than one month. I Corrcsnmkner of the delT r-cmian Rnvllirnn.'] 1 GALVESTON, 22d May, 1845. The proclamation for a Convent ton is out. The ratio of teprcscntalion recommended by the President, is ntor 1 acceptable than was anticipated, and tht* country is organ izing for the election of delegates. The ini|iortani event of the day is tnc arrival of Com. Stockton. Two days after he anch ored here, Colonel Love received informa tion from a reliable source from the West, that the Mexican force on the Rio Grande would attempt to occupy and maintain the iineoftlic Neuccs, at 111c moment of the completion of annexation. This news he communicated to the Commodore, who ad vised an immediate occupation of that line l.y the Texan troops, otiering his co-opera- ti'on liv sea. The Commodore, Col. Love, i n!. McKiney, Samuel Williams, and C. A. Wicklifle, late Post Master Gen. of the U. S. will sail to-morrow to obtain intelligence, .-<ml will return in n week. In the mean time, Major Gen. Sherman is to visit the Executive and ask his approval and co-op- eiatiori. Should he refuse, Sherman con tends lie is empowered by the general terms of an existing law to net independently of the President, and he trill da so. lie "will call three thousand men into immediate service to rendezvous at Corpus Christi, mid tiie call irill be promptly obeyed. Things here arc in a great ferment. From the Fhiladrlpliia Sun. Latesf from Cnlafbrnia. The revolution is progressing in Upper |(!.il;ifumi;i, and the Mexican authorities TJi.-ne been driven from that portion of tiic “!. pulilic. The Revolutionists were about 'itfiinizing a republican government, with |n President and a representative Lcgisla- tnodelcd after the Legislature of the |Uniied States. The Revolution in Upper Calafornia is paid to have commenced without the loss of 1 single life. The people informed llic governor that his exactions were trucl, op- ijjtHirrssivb, and contrary to those principles of ^enlightened government which prevailed funiing the most intelligent and prosper- Jprosperous nations. They asked the withdrawal of certain TATE Tile Grand Jury, chosen, s« * * ted for the County of Dooly, eighteen hundred and forty-five, in d ! duty, present a* a grievance tiie,sit of our reads and bridges, and rccon ferior Court a stricter compliance those whose duty it is to repair them the Inferior Court cause the Court IIiu.-e to bo fur nished with seats ami sluutcs for the Window*—we further recommend, tlio Interior Court that they as sess a taxon the State tax, not tocxcqedtwenty-five per cent, for the purpose of the bridges In our coun ty—we also, recommend to our members in Ue next Legislature, the law aa it now is, relative to ptraons paying taxes, as a grievance, for this county raebm- mou, with all South-west of the State, lias (urge plantations of slaves located therein, compelling us necessarially to keep them in subjection Bv patroll ing and otherwise, whilst tho same property is gjvcn in and paid tho tax for iu counties remote, thirehy enabling them to reap the benefit of snch tax hrgo- ly, at our trouhlc if not expense. We recommend to the Iuferior court, to take jicli stops as will enable our county to participate intlie general school fund aod if necessary to assess a lax on the .State tax, not to exceed twelve ami a half per cent, for such purpose. Convinced as we are of the importance of school in?, wo respectfully ask of the Interior court, the fulfillment of this recommrada- tion, and further, we recommend the Inferior court to throw out of the Grand Jury Box, the tunic of RobL Greer, for ungvntk manly conduct as a Juror. GEORGIA, Balter County. XKTE, the Grand Jury of Baker County, for June * * term of 1846, in making its General Present ments, beg icave to place first in order, the great question of taxation. The present system of returns is utterly unjust, and the only excuse that the Jury can rearonably make for its first establishment and continuance thus far, grows nut of llic late unsettled condition of tlie State, when large portions of it were in tho hands of its original Indian possessor*. It is tliougbt unnecessary to set forth the details upon vhich the injustice of the system is established; but imply to recommend the method of effecting a change in it. This istu have all returns of property real or personal, improved or unimproved, made in the county in which it is located, and the tax there on paid in said county, that the per centagr belong ing to county purposes may be applied in Ahe dis tricts in which they accrue. The Grand Jury of Baker county takes the liberty of recommending this subject to the grand juries throughout the state, that it may rccieve the earliest attention of the |:co- p!e. and they request tie (ii irons of Baker County particularly', to instruct their Representative in the General Assembly to propose an amendment of the present law at the next meeting of that body. The second subject ol importance, is that Reads and Bridge*. It is recommended that the Justices of tiic Inferior Court enforce more rijpdly the per formance of the duties of Commissioners. Tho third question alter the public support and interrommeniralion, is die education and mainte nance of the indigent and orphaned of the county.— It appears by die report of the committee on this branch of their duties, that there has been no receipt from the State funds, applied for this purpose since the y«nr 1841, anil this appears to proceed from die nrgfectof the Jnsdees of die Inferior Court, in not returning to the Executive the subl ets of the char ity. within their respective jurisdictions. This is regarded as a grave charge, and should ho promptly” and carefully attended to by said court. The JOHN BILBO. ATtORNEY AT LAW. ALBAMV GA. WiD practice in die several Courts of the South- Western Circuit, and Thomas and Stewart coiin- tic*. april, 16,1845. I tf. E. H. PLATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Albasv, Georgia. april 16, 1846. 1 tf THOMAS PINKNEY SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Aldxnt, Geokcia. april 16, 1845. . 1 tf ~pe tebjTs tr ozier, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Albasy, Gcor.cix. april 16,1345. 1 tf ItlCU.lRIi Ml. CLARE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Albaxt, Georgia. We recommend that the county Turner whoso mK"’ dZ! rXfl'Sd' Xiu^^iSfiE^Su kjo'ith-Western Circuit, Stewart, ofthe Chattahoo-1 £L in !J To Gentlemen of Fi T HE ndersigned respectfully informs the Citizen* of Albany and-the sur rounding cenntry, that he h*s bought the htest Pat-- ent for cutting Gentlemen* Garments, which he war rants equal to the best New York style. lie will regularly receive the latest Fashions. “ . . As he has no partner with'whoiq to divide the pro fits, he is enabled by strict attention to business, to soil aod work according to thd pressure of the times.'- The latest style of goods will be found at hi*store,: and Ready-made clothing, Hats, Caps, Sec. toe. All work warranted to be made to the satisfaction c£ his customers, as regards taste and ftshfen. A. G. WEAVER. Merchant Tailor. ,. May 14,1845. 6 1; '. A VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE. 8 S& WE will sell a bargain in opr PLANTA- iin TION, consisting of Eight hundred' and srr- \llenty-Jlie acres, Four hundred acre* of which is good tlammock Land, situated in Decatur county, Georgia, adjoining the lands of Messrs. McKinley & Barrow. There are 300 acres of cleared land in fma order for cultivation, good fence, Slc v with two settlements, a good Gin house, and Screw, out houses dee. The place is. hcnl- torially kept, the collection of all demands in hi* hands as soon us practicable. Tie hooks of tho Clerk of the Superior anil Inferior courts, we have also examined, and find them kept in a manner creditable to that officer, and a ballancc in his hands of one hundred and nineteen dollars and filty-ccnta—the cstray book, also, we have examined, ana find it kept in neat mechanical order, but the returns made in many instances by the Justices, not full nor satisfac tory, and respectfully ask of them in future when making returns,a stricter compliance with the law. In taking leave of his Honor, judge Warren, wo tender him our respectful thanks* for the very able and miuuto charge and courtesy to this body for the present term—and wp, with the most respectful de ference to his Honor, do not think that every al teration [is] an improvement, and that his Honor will in future, when presiding an this county, have the parties interested in Court called as heretofore. To the Solicitor General, Col. Patterson, we present our thanks for his zeal in ferretmgxiut offenders, and dice, and Thomas, of the Soutliern Circuit. ID' Office under the “ Courier” Office, Broad st. Rnl-ert M. Jlerington, Jamet G..Oliver,pun., William I nsry, Nicholas Reddic, Jonas Rackley, Ambrose Whittle, John B. Lewis, Richard Bmcin, Meskac N. B. Outlaw, . Elbert Hodges, William Ale Cullens, Alexander Herrington, Pleasant Ray, Benjoihin Olitcr, M John E. Dukes, Mathew Butler, William if. Cone, Stephen Hautkins, David Scarborough, A true Extract from the Minutes of the Court, May 28th, 1845. , . THOMAS II. KEY, Clerk, s. c. n. c. June 11, 1845, R. K.&J. B. HINES, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Offices rs Macor Si Albany, Geo. Vhey will practice in the following Counties. Bibb, Macon. (Thomas, ThomasriUe. Houston. Perry. Decatur, Bainhridge. Dooly, Vienna. Stewart, Lumpkin. Macon, learner. Sumpter, Americus. Lee, Starksville. Ramlolph, Cuthhert. Early, Blakely. Pulaski, Hawkinsrilk. Baker, Albany, And in the Circuit Court of tho United States for the District of Georgia. They will attend any other Court, not conflicting with the above, when engaged specially to do to. The attention of both partners will be given to all business entrusted to tlieir care. Letters may be addressed to the firm at either place. Richarb K. Hixes. Jons B. Hises. April 16, 1845, 1 3m and examine the premises on the Hatborn Trail 26 miles east of Bainhridge. WRIGHT SAUNDERS. THOMAS SAUNDERS. . Decatur county, May 7th, 1845. 4 8t MEDICAL CARD. PRACTICE OF PHYSIC, SURGERY AND MIDWIFERY. DOCTOR SLAPPEY, Jury would advise the Justices of the Inferior TS permanently settled in this city, (whero hco.v- Court to pay more attention to this important, A peels to remain through all seasons of the year.) question ol public interest; and while they cannot | He is derated to his Profession-audit is emjihatically recommend a tax for tuition for the present, ns there 'le hiJihy heart. He will do a gcnoral prec is a small balance in the treasury lor this purpose, I tice, and • xuct a fair equivalent, when his natrons yet they believe that if the Justices of tiic Inferior \ possess pecuniary responsibility. He would add, (Court would peril rm tlieir duty, advertising for tea- ! that ho has had thirty years constant intercourse chore at proper seasons, and supervising said teach- : and observatiop, with almost every disease which ere, that such lax would be proper, and would he po 'r man is heir to, and ho knows well that it is no cheerfully met by the people. Correct the system of, tight matter to den in the principles of life and death, tuition and its Mip|»rt will lie promptly provided for. I It invokes a weighty and special accountability. The jury are happy to state that the accounts of I ID'To Scientific professional brethren of true the Clerk and Treasurer have licen examined and . honor, worth and merit every where, he extends the found correct. They farther refer with pride to the | ready and warm hand of fellowship; and would say, whole economy of tins important office, and teg that: let us be united to elevate the standard of Medicine. the credit be duly awarded to tho present officer.— They arc sorrv to find, however, that a balance of rleht nf some $1,223 57 is still against the county, ami it is only hy referring to tho important change recommended in the first article of this presentation, that we can see the possibility of relic.. Sixtv-two per cent, on the State tax pays' over hut $526 do into the couuty Treasury annually, and it is impossible to inrew. «ho h.irtbon upon tlie people even in view of this liability, as long as there is a hope of justice from the proper qnarter. The assets to meet this debt appears to be confined to a claim now in process of collection, but which is so doubtful os to prevent reliance upon it. But this debt is not tho only source of regret The necessity ot a County Jail ha* been made so appa rent during the past year, from tlie expense of transporting and sustaining onr prisoners in the jail of a neighboring county, tliat the grand jury find thrmseKo* compelled to urge upon the Inferior court the necessity of measures for the immediate erection otene. ( ,rc ,1 <M ion, mill • G| j! I^b&c. were driven from around Ihc governor’s • i.ldwclling or fort; scouting parties were - ■stationed at a distance of sonic miles to cut niT all supplies, and after a lapse of a few kvee ks messengers were despatched to the fort to a (certain the disposition of Govern- “irlieltop na and his nrmy. armed settlers number two to one |of the array. Resistance was useless, and L iic Governor withdrew with his forces, lea- ring the country, in possession of the set- tlcra, who proclaimed it independent, ns the “Republic of Calafornia.” , - , ... , , In closing tlieir presentment, tlie jr.rv takes crpe- roclamal tons and laws issued by order ol c i a | pleasure in returning their thanks to his Iloncr tlie Mexican Govenment. They had no for hi* kindly deportment towards their body, and ■Kiri in the enactment of those laws, and their entire approval of tlie zeal which he has exhibi- J'oulil not acknowledge the right of any ted in his charge in the suppression of crimo and IkxIv of men to impose laws upon them misdemcanore. hvitfiout tlieir knowledge or consent. His residence is in Mr Randall's new house near Col. Tomkins’ Office in Mr. Harris’ Range, third floor from the river. April* 3, 1845. 2 tf RICHARD F. &, J. LYON, ATTORN I F.S COP MS eFlORS AT LA W ALBANY, Baker Co., Ga. H AVE recently cnwmi tLi.4M,ucr*,rjitii Ur Practice af Law, and will continue tho prac tice ill the several Courts of the counties of Baker, .llricon, Lee, Booly, Baiutoiph, 1 JDccatnr, Sumpter, - Iricin. AH matters submitted to tlieir '■ care in any of these counties, will meet with prompt attention, and be brought to a speedy conclusion. april 30th 1815 3 ly. The marked attention of the Solicitor General, , r , ” _ —; .,1, ami his prompt action on the part of tlie State, upon flic Governor Ireated the pcop.c with ^ caBCg brought before him during tho session of Synopsis of Lee Sheriff’* sales. FOR JULY. 150 acres of lot No. 3 in the 7th Distriset of Lee county, and improvements kiown as Barker's Mills, to satisfy a fi fa from Lee superior court, John B. Ross & Co vs Win J Barker and John Lawhoru. Lot No 97 in the 12th disaict Lee county, levied on as the property of JamesBennett, John lawhorn a* the property of I. O Edwards, \Vm~bl I^amor vs said Eawanls. Levy made and returmd hy a Con stable. WM. JAMES, Ship. ontcmpl, and’threatened inslnnt death if vs rakl Bennett. Uvy ma* and returned by a Con liev persisted in their demand. Alarmed rnuy laki* u.u p«uu —rwsJno their re- siaoic * ’or tlieir ncrsonnl safely, the settlers resol- epect for tliisofficer. i ira i» * *niggio Zjgaszssss'Jas sz "Tt^SJ'ei heris efiiie, i« sVKffi2!!S«!S^SS!SvS! ® * nJifosmsms* presented at previous sessions of the grand jury. Resolved, That the foregoing presentment* bo DuUiahed in the Alhany Courier and Albany Patriot. P JAMES A. NEWMAN, Foreman. John L. Bailey, D. &. J. VASON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Aliust, Gr.onciA. april 16,1845. 1 tf TO TUE AFFLICTED. DR. HENRY G. NICHOLS, ALBANY, GEORGIA. r AKES this method to inform his friends that L. still resides at the above place, and will give his attention to persons afllictea with chronic and supposed incurable forms of disease. From liis suc cess heretofore in the management of such cases, icrsons aPJictcd will find it to their interest to give lim a trial, for if he doe* not permanently cure, he may at least mitigate tlieir sufferings. Those especially laboring under Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Splenitis, Brou- chctis, Cough, Erysijielatous affections, Scrotl'ulu, Ixtprosv, Tetter, Syphilis Gonorhea Gleet, Tic Dim- JOHN SPENCE, WATCH & CLOCK MAKER, I s prepared to execute all orders in his line of busi ness, with despatch, and in the most superior style. Watches cleaned or repaired mil be warranted to keep good time. Gold wrought into Rings or oilier ornaments, and silver into spoous, will he warranted in workmanship equal to th*t of any establishment in Georgia. L . Terms Cash, and prices to suit the tirttil. ShKp situated on Broad srtect, next door rifove tho' 1 Patriot* building. ‘ '* r< " 'I »Jo May 14th 1846. 5 tf.v i.f M do well to consult him. Dr. N. will remove all eases of Syi'halilic taint from tlie system, and warrant them, no cure no pay. Persons living at a distance, who arc afflicted, would do well to call in person, if not convenient, by communicating, post paid, with Dr. Nichols, giving lymptnms, Sic., and enclosing tlie fee, 81°, can re ceive directions for the management of their cases. Albany, Geo., April 23, 1845. 2 ly $50 REWARD. V STOLEM from the subscriber, on .Sunday night, the 18th mat., from tty house at the White & Stubbs planta tion ill the second District of Baker County, *9 Bark Bay Foney, well made, in fine order, and neatly reached—'whito saddle spots nn hi* back, and sign of gear on'his shoulders, and a long switch tail. His gait ip com mon-travelling is a pace—ho will not trot unless nineli jaded. The thief was seen passing iu a gallop by Mrj Anniger Hall’s house, in the second District of tins couuty, ou the night tlie horse was stolen from tlie lot. Tiic subscriber will pay twenty dollars and all rea sonable expenses, for tlie delivery of the thief and and pony at iny house, or for snch information as will enable me to get them, or ten dollars for tho delivery of tlie poney alone. If the thief shouldfprovc to be it white man, and is secured, with evidence sufficient to convict him, and the poney delivered to roe, T will pay Fifty Dollars reward. JOHN W. ALLEN May 31st 1845 6 4t I jXOUR montlis afterdate application will he made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Le<v county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to se]l a part or all of the real and personal estate of James Roby, late of said county deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of raid estate. B. O. KEATON, adrnr. april 30,1845. nOBA & leGWKER. • D EALERS in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boot, i * ester] to ci$ bu»| >r lif« s Robert S. Hooks, Sparkman Beaten, George A'. Roberts, Thomas Griffin, Samuel Clayton, Louis G. Sutton, John G. Sapp, Ana SinquefM, Jared HuinaU, Marlin Hutto, I.iUleberry Molly, William Gauldeu, Abbott II- Brisbane, John T. Sims, Stephen BoulwetL Tho above is a true transcript from the minutes of raid Court, June 6th, 1846. SETH C. STEVENS, Clerk. P-lfrets of Lightning.—A dove on thc roof rf Mili- | ,Tr y llall, River street,Troy, was killed ly lightning ■'airing the severe thunder shower d Tuesday after* Inoon. Tlie electric fluid paused along the railway Ivory perceptibly for several seconds. Two housra r-lrc struck, ami the electric fluid ran down the light- Itiing rod of a third. Several pdrson* were stunned, I but'none of them materially Injured. A lady and IcWld both h«d their shoe* torn by lightning, and I Cole* were made by itinthochild’o stockinss^-the I child itself being entirely unhurt. 80 say* the Troy I Whig. ElUworth, the pedestrian who engaged in wallung l thousand miles Ip * thoosand hours has got half I through hi* fiat, but his feet are blistered. AJ1BBICAN HOVEL. T HE proprietor of this establishment, takes this occasion to express his gratitodc to his patrons for their support, in this his new location, and earn estly hopes he may cootiuuo to roent their approta- tion. He assures the travelling public that he wdl always be found at Home, in every sense of the worth The house is situated in the central part of JYOliee. A LL persons are hereby warned not to trade for a note given by John McClendon, to Djvis Ma gee, due about tho first day of January last, hr twen ty-five dollars, which was stolen from the bjuso of the subscriber, in the second .District of Lee county, on the 23d ult. I Should such a note bo discovered, the subscribe! will be thankful tor information ronccmingit, as it uiav lead to the detection of the thief. * -DAVIS June 5,1845. &‘i 4t MEDICAL. I >R NELSON takes this method of inhnning the I public thatbo is still attending to fbo BRAC- TICEOF MEDICINE, in its different .branches, in this City and its vicinity, together with that of BUR GER Y, for which he has sajJjdfed himself with a full set of instruments: 1 Osaaj be found at all times at his offico over tlie Drugstore, or at tho American Hotel, when not protessiojalW engaged. Albany, Geo., April l<y l845. 1 tf DB. WILLIAB L. DAVIS, /CONTINUES the prpetiee of his Profession, ' ' , when not pro- . on Broad street, Jackara's Store. Law Blanks for Sale at this Office. Shoes, Hat*, Clothin Albany, April, 16th, 18- ’Ac. tf. DB. T. D. MATTHEWS, PHYSICIAN, SUR6E0N, AND ACCOUCHEUR, At.uaht. Georgia. april 16, 1846. ' I tf GEORGIA, Booly County. Sarah Dozier, Executrix RULE MISI of tlie last Will and Testa- to Foreclose Mortgage, rnent of James C. Dozier, In Duly Superior Dee. vs. Court,May Term 1815. Erwin Sutton Si Daniel Masnonru. j . I T appearing to the Court upon the petition of the plaintiff*, that tiic defendant*, on tlie second day of June, in the year of our lz.nl, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, made their promisory note in writing, whereby, on or before the first day of January, eigh teen hundred and forty, they, tiic said Envin and Daniel jointly and severally promised to pay one Wil liam W. Taylor, or bearer, the sum of eleven hun dred and fifty dollars for value received of him the said Taylor, who afterwards, to wit, on the day and year first aforesaid, transfercd and delivered said note to said James C. Dozier, he being then 111 life, iu a fair course of trade, ami lor a valuable consideration. And afterwards, on the eighth day of May, eighteen hundred and forty, tiic said Erwin and Daniel, the better to secure tiic payment of the said promissory note unto the said James C. Dozier, be being then still in life, and tho bona lido bearer and owner tlierc- of executed under their hands aod teals, and then aud there delivered to tho raid James C. Dozier, tlieir certain Mortgage Deed, thereby mortgaging to the said James C. Dozier ond lot of laml, known by the District of raid county of ttooTy^dhat It JBrftau'W miff thereon, and all the appcrtenances tbercot; and J2L.SO, • which said mortgagowaa duly recorded in terms of the statute in such cases made and providedand it A-I—-- „ „ .64 further appearing to the Court, that the note herein to which wo call the attention of tubes before dcscribcd/i* the identical note, the payment of meiv—such as Colojjnfc and Lavender Water,^Otto which said mortgage was indended to secure, al- Rose, Extracts; a vsrirjyfor handkerchief*. Row, though tho —n<* i> not described in said mortgage, Almond, l*alm. Orange, Millefleorx »°«p» edtbo eboi- exceut as to the amount of principal, and the time cest quality, Oleophan amL Verbena Cream 6» aha- whenthe same became due and payable; and tliat vine, Jayne's Hair Ttonic, Hair dye. Balm of there is still remaining duo and unpaid, upon said bia. Toilet Bowdera, Bowdcr l uffl ic. &Co-togett mft^^osnmofnioe numlrcd and ninetyiiree dob cr with a supply of Patent Medicmev of wterih tie huv and forty cento principal, and the further sum ol m..st popi Jar lunds, and such as are of atrjjttievrt, wffl hundred and ninetv-tlirec dollars and tliirty-eight NOW IS THE TIME, For Planters to lay in their sup ply of Medicines for the. coming Season. W E have just received nsnlendidnssort- nnent of Fresh and Genuine Drugs nnd Medicines, which .we will Warrant to stand the test of the most skilful Chemist. Among them aio tiic foliowing: Castor Oil, Alcohol sp Turpentine, Epsom Salto, eal Soda, Szlcratus, Rotten-stone, Gum Myrrh, Cay enne Benpcr.carb. Magnesia, Spiges,IIop^ Allspice, Eng. Calomel, Julian, Rhubarb, Oil Peppermint, sulph Morphine, do. Quinine, Blue Mass, CubcbF, Citrate of Iron, Camphor, Pocket Instruments, Ocu lar Instruments, Injection Pipes, Stomach Bumps. Gmsfny Jwsfoer er*" J 111 ■' '‘--for: All—.1. m.—. May 38 V*U. . . WELCH &> EPPIK G. 7 tf /. m.'St popular Kinai*, »no»ucn wwvw two hundred' and niaetj-tfow.dollars and Uiim-ch-ht always beke^on band noneothcrwfflbe dtored cents interest thereoD, up to this date; and the plain- toourcustomera. Wo have also weetveaa new ^1^oo to m»r4 “^Sdiool Books and Stationary, tiff's Attorneys, Ordered that Jha said Erwin and whicfa be examined atanj tint* ttommtthtish- Danicl do pay into this Court, on or before the first ^ pfcase give its a call, day of tlie next Term, the principal and interest due, and the interest hereafter to accrue upon said note and mortgage, or shew good and sufficient cause to the contrary, and that rarvice of this Rule be per fected by publication of the same once, a-month for four months in some public gazette published in this State, or by service ot copies thereof upon tho said Erwin and Daniel, or their agent* or representatives, Sgsasssaffiasstio-Ail! ““Thomas h. key, cik. May 91,1846. 6 netin JOHN E.S.JONE$» • ; Saddle and Harness Maker, JUfD REPAIRER t&bisni ALBANY, BAKER COUNTY GAi.» April 33d, 8 : X a f **• J OB WORK of an kinds executed pt this Office with neatness ztid despatch, 't April 16,1846.
