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' . i s-utcj, to be guarantied by Frence and Bn- for all the ncccssarieshc consumes—instead MT 1ST OF LETTERS, remaining in the Poet
l : n , ol gaining, then, be is a loser 1 JLd Office at Albany Georgia on the lst July 1846.
e! inu ' — tfeit this is all true, but it is certain iiut whence comes ilm rnmnniiinn . - .m*.
e- snr c that this is aD true, but it is certain iiut whence conics the competition,
1 ""mins well informed, who converse daily with which proves so destructive to t he small! j w Allen ‘
’■•’’iwidont and members of the Cabinet, assure. mechanic 7 Our stores are full of innnufac- 1 Ariine
tic !"t wc shall have no war. I believe we shall j tured articles brought front the Eastern. B
u,t “ | w |,»t renders it more certain, is the fact that cities, which come ill competition with our! Miss M. Boggs
* this time vie have scon no preparations made lioine mechanics. Under the operation ot CaptT H Blair
t; ' '‘•’••n.-ivo operations. j the tariff law large tllliounls of capital are Wm Beasley
: iVh' fl ilcmcnt are discredited by tbo Picayune concentrated in the eastern manufacturing JG Blanco* 3
uUriy tlic stipulation about the 320,000,000. | csiublisbinont?, and hence the small me- B u ot j cr
|| H . V lx- true, the consequence of Uiis inter- chnnic ul the. West lias to Compete with the ! Henrv Brnen
lM " V. -I.rl’ 1 J Inrrrn anniiakSol ol I l.o Wool 1% oUJ I.'—. ,*■*«*/
o:i tlio |«it of England to defeat this favor- large capitalist at the North and East.
n ,„ ct a f Annexation may yet be very serious. The consequence is that the rich nianufitc-
11 «t,ift« negotiations eventually succeed (and, turers can afford to make the goods and
ie.it u> the Texans is a most tempting one,) the j undersell the small mechanics nt their
I States, after committing ourselves as wc j own floors. The tariff first secures the
‘ 1 , ( | ( ; n0> would be.forfeiting every claim tona- Eastern capitalist against foreign compel!-
•^jl r,.,pMt, and would bo jeopor fixing her honor lion, and secretly enables them to emliark
1:1 - •— ■— u -i— -..n:.-v.n..ia~t «k„. heavy capitals fn innntifitctiuing—having
sucli'an advantage over the smalt tnechnn'
I illinitr, should she sutler England thus to in-
j,jJlc M» eeu her and Texas, and wrest from
^.territory which botli government and people
^ to l"' annexed. Thu interference on the
~,t ot England, is officious and insulting, and can-
i Vl«‘ toh rated- The diversity of opinion lliat exist
' , n j us on the policy of Annexation is altogether
eoiuestic matUT. It is a family difference, in
, Vi.li we will suffer no one to interfere. Hands
: V what we require of nil by slanders. And En-
'. and France too, if she is disposed to take a
' ii! in it. <><li soon find that on a question touch
er National liouar or interest they will have no
" itcictts among American citizens.
Macon Messenger
I'-tan the Savannah Georgian.
Oar tiunliilate.
j)v the correspondence which follows,
,-.ur readers will perceive, that the cnmli-
i! itcol the Republican party is fairly before
speed (lie riglitoous cause”—
the cause ol Democracy—ol F ree Govcrn-
|U ,.„t—of well regulated lihcity—the cause
•ul tin' happiness of the greatest number.”
Mri.LRDcvn.LE, Jnnc 1C, 1845.
Pear Sir—The Democratic Convention
quldcd in litis place lias with singular
iqqtuiinliv made choice ol yursell as the
Vindid ate of iltc Democratic party for the
iiiiccol Governor of the Slate, ai'iiicclec-
jn October next, and to us lias been
. oiiiided ilie pleasing duty of informing you
u win nomination.
And ululsi discharging this agreeable
dim,allow ns to add that considerations
jiigli piditicnl importance, ihc opinions
riiiniailied, as vve believe, by llie great
i-i.iss ol the people, of your eminent liiness
i rihe office, nnd ihc extraordinary unan-
:;:iiiy which has attended the noniinntion
_:t!l combine in inducing us to ho|>c that
■.hi will no; feci youself at liberty to refuse
ilie use of your name at (his most intercst-
jn-riod in the history of the Republican
arty.
Very respectfully, your friends,
nnd obedient servants,
JAMES H. STARK, 1
VAL. WAl.KER, !
.HIS. JONES, > C
ERAS. MURPHY, {
its nnd being protected ngainst foreign
competition, they nre able to command the
home, market and limit the trade of the
western mechanics.
Wc think such consideration as these
ought to satisfy every mechanic that, in
enacting high protective tariff laws, the ob
ject is to benefit the owners of large capi
tals, nnd not the daily laboring mechanics.
The law operates upon them in the same
way that it does upon the agriculturist.
It raises the price of ltis necessaries of life,
nnd then subjects his labor to tho compe
tition of the rich capitalists—Constitution.
B M Brantly
C A Bradley
James P Belk
Geo Boycd
Jas L Byington
Mrs JaaeC Byington
John Bryan
J C Barney
C.
J W Coppcdge 3
J W Cumbly
Clk Baptist Church
E Crawford
In Amoru iin.iin the morning of the tilth ult., bv
the Rev. Mr. Seig, Mr. JAMES C. BARTLETT, -it
Jasper County, to Miss FRANCES C. I’Ol’E, o;
t:.e former place.
JVotlee.
M ESSRS HORA Si McGWIER, will act as our
Agents during the. temporary absence of our
Mr. Cbeever frem Albany.
SIMS Si CI1EEVER.
July 3, 1845 12 tf.
•Ibtfce.
I liereby forewarn all persons from removing any
• iinber from, or trespassing in any way upon 1<1'
No. 316 in the 2nd District ol Baker County, as I in
tend to enforce the law against all snch trespassers.
SESSUM FAIRCLOTH,
July 2 12 tf
(st-orgia, Early County.
W HEREAS Robert W. Sfictlirld, AdministRitor
of the estate of Jesse Brown, deceased applies
lor letters of Dismission:
These are therefore to cite summon and admon
ish all and singular, die kindred and creditors ol said
deceased to shew cause (if any exist) why said let
ters should not be "rank'd. Given under my hand
at office, this 26th day of June, 1845.
JAMES G. COLLIER, c. c. o.
Lily 2 12 6in
JW'Joiner
J Jbhiston
i: K.
J.’J. Kcath
Jas Kelly
B Kimnv ' Jv
FDffcab
M
James McClivcr
L Mulky ■'
Thos Morghon
J Matlock
W A Mallory
Jefferson Mercer
, DrMeals 1
( C McCaroy ’ ‘
. James McCombs
Lake Manning
H Morgan
W WMannd
I Merchant
E Miller
" N.
New Fire-proof Ware House.
MACON, GEORGIA.
T HE undersigned, having erected a Fireproof
Warehouse, situated nt the head of Cotton Av
enue, tenders his aervices to hia friends and the pub
lic generally, for the storage of COTTON and MEK-
CHAKDU3E, and die transaction of
- Commission Business*
in all its branches, pledging himself to use every ex
ertion to promote the interests of, render satisfaction
to, those who may confide business to bis charge.
The Storage and sale of Colton will be under the
direction of Mr. JOHN JONES, who has long been
known in the tho Vare-house business, and will give
-articular attention to the safe of cotton, and the fili
ng of orders for goods.
Liberal advances will lie made on cotton in store,
or to be shipped.
Bagging, Rope, ft Ttcine,
together with any other articles will be furnished
customers at the lowest market pri e.
N. B. Storage and commission at customary rates.
JERRY COWLES.
Macon, June 25,1845. 1) w6m
Tilman Cook
IIA Nash
F G Carrington
Hardy Nelms
II J Cook*
Wm Newsom
R II Clark
O.
John Colley
John Oliver
D.
Miss P C Outlaw
Abraham Dyson 2
Mrs E R Osgood
Dr R Q Dickerson
2 P.
A B Duncan
John Perry
Jonathan Davis
James N Phipps
E.
R L I’ayne
Lonon Evens (colored)
D A Pcttist
F.
R.
BMFluker 3
Thos Ruckett
R Fairclotk
Bcnj Floyd
Miss E Ferguson
Miss E A Folkcr
II O’Fcrtill
G. .
Jas Greenwood
Mr Giilion
John Griffin
A‘Gage
Miss Nancy A Goddin
William Griffin
Daniel Gricec (col’d)
Miss E Greenwood
II.
Rev R Hamilton !
Dr F Holt
John Hcntz
Wm Henderson 3
Milner Ilolladay
A R Harry i
E G IIoll
C Harden
Committee.
JAS. M. KELLY, )
lion. Matthew Hall .McAlister.
Savannah, June 2u, 1845.
Gentlemen—Your note of ihc lGili inst.
dvioing me of my nomination by ihc Deni-
vatic Suite Cimvenlion as a candiilnie for
lie office of Governor, ul the election in
•ember next, lias just been received Con-
ideralions of "high political importance”
I' • ■ i lie m- •! til.. H\ |..V roiiisc the
II winch has been made by liic ltepubii-
ins of Georgia. I therefore accept the
vvillia pi .found sense of the
lonor it confers, and the rcs|K)iisil.ility ii
•tings u iih it. The Republican Sianihud,
uiniiiiiical lempomrily lo my charge, shall
unfurled with a confident hope that the
M'lo of Georgia will rally to its support.
, Gentlemen, Victory perch noi on that
aniiard, it shall ncvcrlfieless, lie recom
pil'd >o those who have entrusted it to
c ini-lamed by dishonor. The issue of
ie coining conflict will either place our
■me by the side of Republican Virginia,
'luck ber in the unnatural embrace of
feral Massachusetts. Onward then,
•v friends! As for myself, contentling for
ascendency of Democratic principles,
:rt ory will be hailed as truly glorious, and
•feat will have its consolations.
Accept my thanks forthc very kind man-
Cf in which you have conveyed to me the
idles of you constituents.
Your friend nnd fellow citizen,
, m. ii. McAllister.
James II. Stark, Valentine Walker, Jo-
I'b Jones, Charles Murphy, James M.
veiiy, Committee.
Tlie Tariff and our Mechanic*.
One of the deceptive artifices resorted lo
i be advocates of a high tariff policy, is
f peuk ot the protection to home mnnti-
aciurersns protection to our mechanics.
Indeed it is common with many Whig or-
‘lors to treat manufacturers and mcclian-
cs as being one and the same class of per-
kins. The single mechanic who carries
bis shop in one of our villages or towns,
persuaded that the tariff law is intended
protect his labor and his trade a^ninst
-reign pauper labor. Tiiis is a delusion
■ndcr which thousands of honest mechnn-
m have labored, but which may be dissi-
tticd by lire application ofamoderate share
,f common sense operating upon wcll 'es-
abbshed fnets
The western mechanics are generally
ngaged in the manufacture of a single
‘tticle of trade, such as shoes or hats—and
bey arc generally men of limited capital,
•{'lie tariff law has a tendency to protest
(is shoes or his hat against foreign compe-
■bon, and thereby enable him to get better
'rices for his labor, nt the same time it rai-
** *bc prices of the salt, sugar, iron and
lotliing which he necessarily uses, and
Early Niter ill' Sales.
VKHl.r. Ic m.IiI ci.tlic iirstTiiciwlay in August next
* * before tl;o Court House door in BUuiely, be-
tween tlic usual hours of sale, the following proper
ty, to wit:
One negro woman named Linda, about 30 years
old, as the |.ro|ierty of William C. Loath, to satisty
two Ii fas, one from Troup Superior Court, Kinchin
Little vs. William C I .rath, |irinci|ial, ami Sankey
T. Johnson, security: the other from Troup Inferior
Court, Rufus Brown vs. William C. Loath, Property
; ointed out by loath.
Also, Lots of land Nos. south half of No 432, rout):
half of 409, south half of No 392 and 410,391. 414
390,411,412,428,439, nil in tlic 28th District ot
Early Countv, levied on as the property of Moses
Grier, to satislv cue Ii fa issued !rom Early Superior
Court, David Howard vs Moses Grier Lands poin-
;.xi out bv defendunt.
Also, lot of land No. 97 in the 25th District cf En r
ly County, as the property of Nivut Mi iityde, to sat
isfy sundry li fas issued from a Justices Court of said
n ntv. the Trustees of Blakely Academy, vs. Nivin
teifryde, and John Roe. V. li.iani Tilly nnd A..i *
■’ i. Property join-
Y’ G Rust
Messrs Cock &. Roby
R Ryals
B M Roberta
R Reynolds .
S.
MrsP Strozicr
Mrs E R Strozier
John Spence
Capt J Y Smith
C F Smith
Miss Maiy Stuord
H Sims .
Samuyl Smith
Mark f Scott
Mrs C L Strozier
n _; t
Dr Tuggle
Mrs E F.Terrel
I Thom'
Charles Tiusly *
John Taylor
JW Tindall
W
M E Williams
Geo E Warren
Noah'Wilcox
John Willis
James Williams
Jas Wade
F White
Mrs Martha G Wilkins
M Welch
W Woolbright
Wm Walker.
CT Persons calling for fetters! from the abovo list
will plcaso call for advertiseil letters.
S. T. MALLORY, P. M.
July 2, 1845. 12
Ilolladay
Herring
Hall
Hatcher
Iligdon
I At J.
S Jones
Mr J R Johnson
John Jones
Wm Janes
Tim* C James
James W Johnson
lxing, security on stay of Execution. . , ,
led out by Edward Roc. Levy made and returned
to me by a constable.
Also six negro slaves, viz: Sarnia, a woman 30,
Hosier, a bov 14, George, a hoy 8. Sinda, a woman
22, Eliza, a "girl 3, and Claries a hoy 8 years old: to
satisfy a ti fa from Baker Superior Court, John Mat-
lock, vs. William G. Pierre and Ix-tnuel B. Skaggs.
JOSEPH COLIJER, Sift):
July 2 1845 12 30d
Baker ShcrilPM Sale.
W ILL he sold before tlic Court House door at
Newton, Baker county, on the first Tcusday
in August next, the follow ingproperty, to wit:
Three lots of land in the 3d District of Baker coun-
y* Noe 139, 140 and 1 11, levied on as the property
or Lemuel B. Skaggs, to satisfy Sundry fi fas, Ciyru*
Robinson and others, vs. Lemuel 11". Skaggs and
Marion M. Skaggs and Newton II. Skaggs, Admin
istrators of L. B. Skaggs. Property pointed out by
Administrators.
Also one lot of land in the 12th District of Raker
county, No 85, levied on as the property of James
Robinson, to satisfy a Justice* Court ti fa, William
West, vs. James Robinson. Levied on and returned
to me by a constable. Property pointed out by dc-
fendenL
Also, the Steamboat Louisa, a* she now lies on
Flint River; sold by an order of the Superior court of
Baker county on an Attachment at the instance of
James IocMa,"vsHngli L. Rusk, as the property of
defendant
Also one negro boy named Harry, about 12 years
of age, levied on as the property of John Montgome
ry, to satisfy several fi fas from the Superior Court
of Baker County; one in favor of Shadrach E Dickey
and Richard Mitchell, Executors of Henry Atkinson,
deceased, and others vs. John Montgomery. Prop
erty pointed ont by defendant
Also, lot of land No. 62, in the 7th District' of Ba-
kcr county, levied on as the property of Hampton N.
• Vizier, to satislv a ti fa from Baker Superior court,
John C. Sutton;* vs. Hampton N. Dozier. Property
pointed oat by plain tif£
Also lot of land, Na 145 in the 7th District of Ba
ker county; levied on as the property of David Hud-
ler, to satisfy a Justice Court fi la, Daniel B. Sbef-
fdd, vs. David Holder. Levied and retained to me
by a Constable.
Alsa one Jersey waggon u* 1 harness, one Bay
horse, bridle and saddle, one sorrel hone and two
males ; levied on as the property of James Chance,
to satisfy a ii fa from Houston Superior Court Orrau
C. Horn, Adm’r. De bonis non cum testamento an-
nrjeo, of Aaron Low deceased, vs. James Chance.
Property pointed ont hy defendant
H. B. GUNNISON, D. Sh’ff.
July 3 1845 12 tds
JYoticc.
hereby he loses more in the cncliancecl „ KPY mnr ,. r _n_
j ricc 4 received for his hats or shoes. His HT^HOMAS IL KEY.respectfuBy anommero
'“Ject
DR. WILLUJI L. DATsS, -
C 1ix.«i'i.\f/ES the practice oi jji i;toteaaion,
> and may be found at «H times,-when- not -pro
fessionally engaged, at hia office on Bfutd street,
next door to Mr. J. Jackson’s State.
April 23,1845. 2 tf
JOHN BILBO.' :
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ALBANY GA.
Will practice in tlic several Courts of the South-
Western Circuit, and Thomas and Stewart coun-
aprO, 16,1845. 1 tf.‘
april 16, 1845. .
HENRY MORGAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBANY, GEORGIA,
Will praccticc in all the Counties of the South-wes
tern Circuit
June 18,1845. 10 tf
WAGGONS WANTED!
■g K OR 20 WAGGONS wanted immediately,
JL *3 to Haul Cotton to Macon and Baiubridge, for
which liberal freights will lie paid. Api ’y to
Jane 18
SIMS
or to HORA Si McGWIER.
10 St
50,000 CIGARS.
T HE subscriber, haring opened a Cigar Manu
factory in ThomasvilTe, Georgia, is prepared
to furnish his customers and the public witii any
quantity of
Principe Cigars,
on (lie most liberal tarmx. His cigars are made by
superior workmen, and of the lest quality of IM-
POR TED TOBA C CO, and for beauty of exteri
or and excellency of flavor, will challenge a coiiq<ir-
son with the finest imported Principe. He lias also
on hand
10,000 Cuba, ISroirn, and halt
Spanish,
AH of which arc put up in the neatest style. Per
sons visiting the place arc invited to call and exam
ine for lliemselvcs. All orders by mail promptly
attended to.
II. A. REMINGTON, Tobacconist.
Thomasville, May, 18th, 1845. 10 ly
GUEAT DISCOVERYl
DR. WATSON'S UNRIVALED FEVER AND AGUE
PILLS!
A CERTAIN and permanent cure for AGUE nnd
FEVER, in all its various form*, in four hours.
For sale in Albany, Ga„ by Welch Si Emsn.at
tho Drug Store, and by Agents generally throughout
the Southern part of Georgia nnd Alalamn.
Price only Jifty cents—one Ikmc to cure two cases.
Allany, June 11,1843, 9—5m.
E. H. PEATT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Albany, Geoecia.
THOMAS PINKNEY SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ■■
AuAst, Georgia.
tf
april 16, 1S45.
RICn.lRMHaTcii.iRK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, - ;
Albasy, Georgia. " e.
Will practice in the Counties of Baker, Lea, Deca
tur, Dooly, Sumter, Randolph and Early, of the
South-Western Circuit, Stewart, of the Chattahoo
chee, and Thomas, of the Southern Circuit.
ID* Office unfa- ihc “ Courier" Office, Broad rt.
K. K. Sc J. B. BINES,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Oitices ix Macon Si Albany, Geo.
They trill practice in the following Counties.
Bibb, Macon. Thomas, Thomasrille.
Houston. Perry. Decatur, Bainbridgc.
Dooly, Vienna. Stewart, Lumpkin.
Macon, Lanier. Sumpter, Americas. ■
Ixh 1 , Starksrille. Randolph, Cuthbcrs.
Early, Blakely. Pulaski, Hawkinsuuc.
Baker, Albany,
And in the Circuit Court of the United States forthc
District of Georgia.
They will attend any other Conrt, not conflicting
with tlie above, when engaged specially to do *a
The attention of both partner* will be given to all
business entrusted to their care.
Letters may be addressed to the Ann at either
place.
Richard K. Hlnes. John B. IIixes.
April 16, 1845, 1 3m
D. &. J. VASON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,*
Albasv, Georgia.
april 16,1845. 1 tf
Tailoring Establishment.
fJVHE undersigned haring formed a co-partnership
LEWIS & SIcliEWESI,
tender their sen-ices to the citizens of Albany, ami
Me generally, and respectfully solicit a share
oi then custom. With a perfect knowledge of their
business they feel confident that their work will be
exeented in a style and mannor tliat will give gener
al satisfaction. They are always in receipt of the
Fashions as soon as they come o.ut, and from tlieir
experience in the ornamental brandies of their busi
ness, they ran assure the Beau Monde of Albany
that all fashionable work entrusted to their hands
wi!l be done up in first rate stylet They have also
on ban ], a liandsome assortment of CLOTHS and
Tit IMMI.\ G'.V,_which they would be glad to fur
nish their customers. -
D. Lewis, one of the "firm, takes this occasion to
return his thanks to the gentlemen or Albany and
the roniitry generally, for the vcry liberal patronage
they have heretofore"extended to him, and respectful
ly solicits a continuance of their’favors to the new
concern. All work cnlrnstcd to their care, will be
despatched with promptitude, and fidelity. Their
simp is near the corner of "Brrad and Washington
streets in the rear of Mr. John Jackson’s store.
DAVID LEWIS,
LAMUEL McKEWEN.
Albany, July 2,1845, 13—ly.
Synopsis of Thomas fticriirs Sales.
THO.HAS BARRETT,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
T akes pleasure in notifying Ins numerous |«itrons
and the public gcnepally, that he still occupies
his old stand in Broad street, opposite the American
Hotel, where lie will lie ready ut all times to wait up
on customers who will do him the favor to call.—
His work will lie warranted, uml cutting done in the-
latest and most fashionable style. All those who
ave garments to make, ard wish them to lit, van In’
accommodated. Terms, Cash, or its equivalent
april 16,1845. 1 tf
MEDICAL CARD
PRACTICE OF PHYSIC, SVRGER Y AND
MIDWIFERY.
DOCTOR SLAPPEY,
I S permanently settled in this city, (wliere he ex
pect* to remain through all seasons of tho year.
He is denied to his Prtf ssian—and it is emphaticaVy
the hobby tf his heart. He will do a general prac
tice, anil exact a fair equivalent, when his patrons
possess pecuniary res;ionsibtlity. lie would odd,
that he him had tliirty years constant intercourse
and observation, with almost every disease which
poor man is heir to, and he knows well that it is no
light matter to deal in the principles of life and death.
It imolres a weighty and sjrcial accountability.
ID* To Scientific professional brethren of true
honor, worth and merit every where, ho extends tin-
ready and warm hand of fellowship; and would say,
let us he united to elevate the standard of .Medic ine.
His residence is in Mr Randall's new house near
Col. Tomkins’ Office ill Mr. Harris’ Rnnge, third
door from the riTcr.
April 23, 1845. 2 tf
FOB AUGUST.
ONE hundred acres ot land, more or less, with an
improvement on the same—lying in the S. E. ,corner
of No. 83, in the 14th district, originally Irwin, now
Thomas county: Anson G, Horn va.Isaac Dugger.
Also, two lots in the town of Thomasvillc, with
improvements on the same, kntnvn as kits 1 and 4,
in square II: Hardy Bryan vs. : William Hunnowcli.
Also, all that parcel of land lying ou the west side
of Mule creek, being* part of kit No. 476, in the 13th
district of originally Irwin, n6+ Thomas county,
containing Soo acres, more of less: Lara Adams vs.
Chas. R. Nesmith. - ■
Also, 4 negroes, viz: Edy, a woman, Caroline, a
girl, Frank,aboy,and Betsy,a girl: Smith Si I’atu
rn- re vs. Chas. R. Nesmith. “ *
Also, 1 negro boy named Isaac, now in possession
of Daniel Komcgay; 1 negro man named Windsor,
in possession of Wm. E. Willey; and 1 negro girl
named Hannah, in possession ofTbos. Adams, sen.:
Jesse 8. Everett vi. Michael YoAnir find Jna Slater,
Ezr., and Daniel Komcgay vsfMichacl Yotmg and
John Slater, Ear’s, on the estate of Jesse Slater,
deceased. ft" JOHN MeAULA Y, D. S.
RICHARD F. & J. LYON,
ATTORNIES <f- COUNSELLORS AT LA IF,
ALBANY, Baker Co., «a.
H AVE recently entered into* Partnership in the
Practice af law, and will continue tlie prac
tice in the several Courts of tlic counties of
Bakery .Huron,
Bee, Booty,
Randolph, Decatur,
Sumpter, Mrtrin.
All matters submitted to their care in any of these
counties, .will meet with prompt attention, and lie
brought to a speedy conclusion,
april 30th 1845 3 ly.
DR. T. B. MATTHEWS, .
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND ACCOUCHEUR,
ALBAxr, Georgia.
april 16, 1845. 1 tf
TO TIME .ifCLriCTED.
DR. HENRY G. NICIIOLS,
ALBANY, GEORGIA.
rpAKES this method to inform his (fiends that he
* still resides ut tlic above place, and will givn
his attention to persons afflicted With chronic aud
siip|«sed incurable forms of disease. From his suc
cess heretofore in tho management of such cases,
K orsons afflicted will find it to their interest to givo
ini a trial, for if he does not permanently cure, ho
muv at least mitigate their Sufferings.
Those especially laboring under Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Splenitis, Bron-
chetis. Cough, Erysipelatous affections, Scroffula,
leprosy, Tetter, Syphilis Gonorhca Gleet, Tic Dou
loureux. Hysteria, 1’aJsey, Epilepsy, Chores, Dropsy,
Amcnerl.ea,Prolapsus Uteri, Sic. Sic., Piles, Hernia,
Calculi of the Blander, Ulcers, Hydrocele, ic., would ,
do well to consult him.
Dr. N. will remove all cases of Syjhalitic lair.t
from the system, and warrant them, no cure no pay.
Persons living at a distance, who ore afflicted,
would do well to call in person, if not convenient, by
communicating, post paid, with Dr. Nichols, giving
symptoms, &c., and enclosing the fee, $10, can re
ceive directions for the management of their cases".
Albany, Geo., April 23, 1846. 3 ly
To Gentlemen of Fashion! -
T HE ndersigned respectfully informs
the Citizens of Albany and the cure
rounding country, that he has bought tho latest Pat
ent for cutting Gentlemens Garments, which be war
rants equal to tlie best New York style. He will
regularly receive the latest Fashions.
As hc'has no partner with whom to divide the pro
fit?, he is enabled by strict attention to. business, to
sell and work according to the pressure" of the times.
The latest style of good* will be found at bis store,
nnd Ready-made clothing, Hats, Caps, Sic. tic.
All work warranted to be made to the satisfaction of
his customers, as regard* taste and fashion.
A. G. WEAVER,
„ .Merchant Tailor.
May 14, 1845. 5 ly .
PETER J. STROZIER,
ATTORNEY AT £aW,
Albany, Georgia.
april 16,1845. .1 tf
, JUEBMCM.
I X R NELSON takes this method of informing the
I public that he is still attending to the PRAC-
TICEOF MEDICINE, in its diderent branches, in
this City and it* vicinity, together with that of SVR-
QER Y, for which he las supplied himself with*
full set of instruments. Hemaybe founds! all times
at hia office over the Drug Store, or at the American
Hotel, when not professionally engaged.
Albany, Geo, April 16, 1845. 1 tf
... ,, V J. his friends that lie is a candidate for the Clerk-, At.HA
J«t in making hats or shoes isl08ell; ghip , 0 r t hoSuperiorandInfcriorCourtsoftbeCotin-
firm, in order lo buy other .necessaries of! ty of Dooly, at the ensuing election on tho first Mon- April 23d,
f by the tariff he gets more for his (Uy in January next. .
‘“is oi shoes, by the same tariff he paysj Juno 25. . H tf
JOHN E.S. JbflES.
Saddle and Harness Maker,
AJTD REPAIRER
ALBANY, BAKER BOUNTY GA.
■I2- tf.
Law Blanks for Sale at this Office.
GEORGIA Early County.
fXTHEREAS Peter Lee, Administrator of the ea-
TT fate of Jesse Tail, deceased, applies to me
for fetters of dumissian from the farther administra
tion of said estate:
These are therefore, toeite, summon and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of saw
deceased, to shew cause, (if any they have) why
•aid letters should not be granted. Given under my j which may be examined at aw
hand, this 6th day of June 1845. moot. Please give us a call. l lut ,
JAMES G. COLLIER, c. c.-o. WELCH & EPPING.
Jnne 25 11 m6m | May 28 7 tf
NOW IS THE TIME,
For Planters to lay in their sup
ply of Medicines for the coming
Season.
W e have just received a splendid aasort-
tinent of Fresh and Genuine Drug9
and Medicines, which we will warrant to stand the
tost of tlic most skilful Chemist. Among them are
the following:
Castor Oil, Alcohol sp Turpentine, Epsom Salt?,
sal -Soda, Salcratus, Rotten atone, Gam Myrrh, (Xy-
enne l'enpcr, curb. Magnesia, Spices, Hops, Allspice,
Eng. Calomel, Jallap, Rhubarb, Oil Peppermint,
sulph Morphine, do. Quinine, Blue Maas, Cubebs,
Citrate of Iron, Camphor, Pocket Instrument*, Ocu
lar Instruments, Injection Pipes, Stomach Pumps,
Copping Instruments, Breast pipes, Nipple Gileses,
Nursing Bottles, spring and thumb Lancets, dee. Sic.
ALSO,
A splendid assortment of Perfumery*
to which we call the attention of ladies and gentlr-
meo—such as Cologne and Lavender water, Otto
Rose, Extracts; a variety for handkerehieb; Reap,.
Almond, Palm, Orange, NOfefleurx anus of the choi
cest quality, Ofeophan and Verbena Cream (far sha
ving, Jayne’s Hahr Ttcoic, Hair dye. Balm of Colom
bia, Toilet Powders, Powder Pufis &a&c.—togeth
er with a supply of Patent Medicines, of whjch tbe
most popular kinds, and such as are eCaaynnerit, adll
alaraya be kept on band:—none other will ba ofiera!
to our customers. We have also ireceived a new
stock of
School Books and Stationary* ■
be examined at any time at our establish-*