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<;ov. From Ike Southern Putrid. Mnnen of War. I "The Constellation, will be immediately | docked and >omc-thirty feet added to her Sbaunou’4 Interview witb tbs Mexican Bobbers..• Tlx’ Union has rocciycd from Gov. Shannon tho qliomug account of hi* roadside interview with gem " J Mexican bandits, and state, that their conduct I'roin lV . :, r ,l« himself was marked by that characteristic iiut if tlii; is a new danger to our const and four months wort io our mechanics, who ..... aid propriety, lor which they enjoy such cities, it brings with it corresponding ad- are just the men to do a neat and expedi- II ,1-uu'rvc.l celebrity. vantages of defence, whichdonot seem totiouajob.—OW Dominion. -t:.c governor had tlie luck to he robbed, both be sufficiently dwelt upon. Tlte some 1 «»——«m—i—— },is way to tho capital, and on his return from it. power—that of Steam—which the British Georgia Early County ist qr _ lOMdeUAKdayi Much is said by the olarmista, of die dan- length—her upper deck taken off, and she I a. ore in tbo event ofn war with Europe, will be put in ti state of thorough repair | y W Allen 2 om the War Steamers of Great liritian. throughont. This will give some three or Junes Ariine riu- scene of his interview with them, was some cast of Puebla, where tho road, not wide j ocean, sortie three thousand miles, is here. avci Lowing at great expense across the wwrjjKREAS Ethcldrcd Hays, Administrator of ccau, some three thousand miles, is here, YV ^otRobrrt A.GiSdmgXS*xUp- ,^h for two coaches to pus, runs for a quarter icady prepared to our hands, and affording to me for letters of DismissionT mile through a bamincn, or ravine, cut like a I lie most admirable means for out proteir-] These are therefore, to cite, summon and admoo- JI...1 :j~, O'!.. ... —it L ' - ■ • “ “* wii all and sihguiar, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to shew ranee, (if any they have) why said a'ion.' retired. From what immediately after took l:,rr, there U every reason to suspect a full under- Hug and a collusion between the guard and tlio Five minutes afterwanls, when tlie travel lers were still congratulating each other upon hav ing passed through till the dangers of the road nn- ftnd with perpendicular sides. Tiie stagg was at-- tion. Her war-boats for invasion, must be coinpuiied by an escort, furnished him by tlie Mexi-1 sea boats also. But this need not be the r „, novcmment. But a few momenta before they i case with ours. The ordinary river boats it-r'il the ravine, the captain of the escort rode up, t of the Mississippi, and, indeed, of all. our ,.| informed him that he had passed the haunts of' inland waters, are quite equal to the pur- , robbers, and was no longer in any danger from |ioscs of harbor and river defence ; and, nrm- lh(ia; and, living rereived the customary “gratili- cd with Pitixlmn Shot, will answer just ns ~ well as the thickest ribbed vessel in the British Navy. For one of these vessel that Great Britian could send against New Or leans, one hundred American Steamers could lie collected at a moment's warning, —of equal and superior size—prepared to Hoili'i!. the *tage suddenly stepped in the middle of j defend it anti lonnmlilale the invader And he ravine, and sevrif or eight big muzzled carbines! so, proportionally, of every accessible river, • race enlightened them as to tlie treachery of their j lake, rr water course, in the United States, -curt, ami reminded them of Uie mutability of onn-1 The Government has nothing to do but to , t f from tlie purses of travellers to tlie pockets of provide, ol convenient places, the mere mil- If raid side gentry. Tliey were politely invited to itnry armament—the shot and powder, anil cmi'ercucc on loot, and, making a merit of ucccs- j cannon—and, for the emergency, the river ty ifwcndcd from the stage with a* good a grace I craft everywhere, worked hy Steam, would ..'p. -i!i!.*. Tlie ceremony of searching trunks j answer quite ns well as if built for the ptir- r.ad "handing over” then Ix-gnn. While it lasted, pose. The progress of science, w hich con- Shnnnon had an opportunity of oliserving the i fers this increase of power upon Great Brit ’s af ilia new acquaintances. Around tlie stage! inn, has not withheld it from us; and, with « ere luiirteen in number, all masked and well armed, j Steam batteries, moored at the entrance of " our Itarliors, we should he able to mock for' tv times the strength, in steam, which Great Britian could send across the ocean. Her vessels must bring, with tuem, their fuel, and must lie ndmirahlc sea boats. We need no such accumulations of fuel for defence, and our boats, ns they arc only required for the protection of harbors, may be the slen der vessels which we build for river navi gation. Suppose, in place of the Schooner Caroline, the admirable efficiency of which planted in ilic Mississippi, in checking and annoying the British Army in 1815, in their approaches to New Orleans, must be well remembered—suppose, in her place, the long extended linetf mammoth steam ves sels which ply from that city to the shores 8 Ol W make the great ish like a garden. letters should not be granted. "Given under myhand thi* 9th day af July 1845. JOSEPH COLLIER, C. C. O. July 23 15 m6m i sell with n carbine, a long knife, a sword, and pistols suspended in lielts around the waist. Seven ,-maim'd on horseback, with carbines levelled, rea- , y lor action in case of resistance. The others dis mounted to search for ant! select booty. In the dis- : inn- some fifteen or twenty others, stationed as sentinels. Tlie search was conducted with great ..nh: and decorum, and accompanied with all tlie p olitest phrases of the Spanish language. When it v-as over, having duly admired Gov. Siiannon’s t o ss swonl, anil expressed their approbation of its •.vorlitn inship, they retnnnl it to him, together with : II Ins |o|ters. Then, with many appolngies for the •iitentioii they had caused him, they took their 1-ave; not, however, until they had asked for him tV Me.sing of God, and invoked in his behalf, the irntertion of the Blessed Virgin, “our Laity of ‘• Another more amusing scene took place imme- .-wti-ly afterwards. They had parted with tlie first sit n: 1-andUti hilt a few moments, when anotlier set : pjM-:m*il mTlie road. The conductor of the stage, however, continued to drive on; addressing them . n jui'sanl, with inexpressible nairelc and mirth in t.is manner, telling them that, unfortunately, they wvre r.itln-r too late; tliat tlie work had been already done to their hand; the robbery was just over, the market spoiled, ond the goods rifled. "(iovemor Shannon lost, probably, on both expe dition-, in money, clothes, Jke., to the amount of ($i ill or tjnioti.” From the A V" unlit Cmstctutimuilist. The whig presses seem quite “ put out"’ tvitli Mr. McAllister's letter of acceptance. It does not seem :.t all to please tliem. It was lianlly to he expected; perhaps it was scarcely desirable that it should. It is pin-finns si-liloni that they are ever pleased with CARRIAGE MAKING. WHE snpscriher is at length able to announce ti hie friends and tho pabUc generally, that he it well prepared to do all kinds of CARRIAGE WORK, having on hand a first rate stock of SEASONED TIMBER, together with a complete assortment of Coach Trimmings: He flatters himself from his long experience in the above business, and well known attention to the same, Wrnerit a liberal share of pnblie patronage. *** All work done on liberal terms, and at the shortest notice. NICHOLAS LONG. July 9 1815 13 . tf DORA & HcGWIER. D EALERS in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing &e. Albany, April, 16th, 1845. tf. Just Rccivcd, QA Socks Rio and Laguiria Coftee, IU Vs 400 Sacks Salt, 40 Bbls OM Rectified Whiskey, 5 do. American Brandy, 6 do.N.E. Rum 1 Pipe Superior Otard Brandy. 70 Coil Manilla & Hemp Rope, Together with a large assortment of India and Ken tucky Bagging, English and 8weedcs Iron, Trace Chains, Wooding Hoes, Axes’and Hollow Wore. Persons desiring to purchase will do well to give n a call. W- E. SMITH. Albany, april 16, 1845. 1 tf Jhmes Ariine Miss M. Boggs Copt T H Blair Wm Beasley ' Blanco 3 Butler Henry Bnieq * Sf Brantly A Bradley James P Belle GcoBoycd L Byington Bin Jane C Byington John Bryan J C Barney c. J W Coppcdge 2 ‘ WCumbly Clk Baptist Church E Crawford TDmanCook FG Carrington — J Cook II Clark John Colley D. Abraham Dyson 2 ~ RQ Dickerson B Duncan Jonathan Davis E. Lonon Evens (colorg)) F. B M Fluker 3 Faircloth Benj Floyd Miss E Ferguson Miss E A Folkcr O’Fcrrill G. Jas Greenwood Mr Gillion John Griffin Gage Miss Nancy A Goddin William Griffin Daniel Gricce (col’d) Miss E Greenwood anil places of wealth and strength, which I „si, af volley of the West to flour- : V U Suppose these, well sailors, wcl‘ with cannons and mortars, and vomiting NOW IS THE TIME, For Planters to lay in their sup- lledicines for the coming Season. manned hy American saflirs, well equipped \MT E ,in ve just received^ splendid assort- with cannons nml mortars, nnd vomiting?! tuicnt of Fresh and Genuine Drugs their stonn of shell nnd grape, upon the rid- •«! Medicines, which we will warrant to stand tin- • ■ • - ■ test ol tlie most skilful Chcuust. Among them nm vancing legions of I’nkenlmm, nnd, do you supprse, they would ever, a man of them, have come in sight of the cotton bogs of Jackson? Not a man of them! If the now universal use of steam, leaves us in danger of n ■ nssing shell thrown into our cities nlong the roast, it at least confers n corresponding power of resistance nnd de fence, which, in the hands of vigilance nnd valor, may lie made complete nnd conclu sive against nil nsnilanis. Let the United States Government hut do what it should —put our linrliors in propper trim for war, and a few good iron steamers in commis sion ;—man our ramparts with cannon, and furnish them with nn adequate supply of those iron pellets which liear the name any thing said er done by a political op|»nent. If they .--iiould he, they take good care to keep dark on Tin-subject. The Columbus Enquirer grows quite 0 f Pnjvlian, and each city will give its Own ni hun iat at the expression “ the unnatural embrace „ 00< ] accolin , 0 f || lc 8te ain invaders, at rc.it-r.il Massachusetts.” lie is very eloquent, too, n|»n the novel subjects of Lexington and Bun- ker Hill, nnd the gallant Warren and tlie patriot fin--. Hancock and Adams. Now those are very in- '. rot.no themes, and on proper occasions the ac- com)ilishcd editor could doubtless write as prettily end appropriately as any editor in oar range. But n-a vvliig Journal exclaimed in reference to tlie res olutions passed at the Lite Democratic Convention, " what lias Gov. t ‘rawford to do with Oregon ? He i.- not Governor of Oregon.” So we would ask, what hi- Mr. McAllister's candidacy to do with Bunker Hill •’ Ik- is not to be elected orator to tlie Bunker Hill .Monument Association. Perhaps the gleam of the blue light upon the shores of New England, at the time flashed moro brilliantly across tlie memory • f tin- Democratic candidate, than did tlie lurid glare ol tin-1 mule field* of the Revolution. Tlie memory of the Hartford Convention may have been more l-m-aim-t tlian tlie movements of Liberty at Fkneuil H ill in the days of 1775 and '76, as that Convention thro, tened as serious a blow to Liberty and Union, a* was ever struck in their favor in tho earlier and P’lrcrdaysof the Republic. Tlie Granite Slate. The following resolutions were adopted bv the House of Reprcsennlivcs of New Hampshire, on Tcusday last, by a vote of 120 to G5. Resolved hy the Senate and House oj Rep- restnalires in general court com tried. That our national got eminent, warned by the overreaching policy and deep duplicity of Great Britian in rchuion to the northeast ern boundary, should assert and maintain our rights to the territory of Oregon to the ’5-1'h degree of north latitude. Resolved, That concession, harmony, and forbearance under repeated and long continued injuries, cease to lie national vir tues ; and that our government will best represent the national spirit, by entering in to no compromise with tyranny and by sub mitting to no national wrong. Resolved, That the interference of En gland to prevent the peaceful annexation of Texas to the Union, is a measure as un- the following: Castor Off, Alcohol *p Turpentine, Epsom Salts, sal .Soda, iSdleratns, Rotten-stone, Gum Myrrli, Cay enne I’emx-r.carb. Magnesia,Spices,Hope, A" Eng. fhuumel, Jallap, Rhubarb, Oil Tcppermint. sulpli Morphine, do. Quinine, Blue Mass, Cubebs, Citrate of Iron, Camphor,' Pocket Instruments, Ocu lar Instruments, Injection Pipes, Stomach Pumps, Cupping Instruments, Breast pipes. Nipple Glosses. Nursing Bottles, spring and thumb Lancets, &c. &c ALSO, A splendid assortment of Perfumery, to which we call the attention of ladies and gentle men,—such as Cologne and Lavender water, Otto Rose, Extracts; a variety for liandkerchiefs; Rose, Almond, Palm, Orange, Milli-tleiirx soap* of the choi cest quality, Oleophan and Verbena Cream for sha ving, Jayne’s Hair Tteoie, Hair dye, Balm of Colum bia, Toilet Powders, Powder Puffs See. See.—togeth er witb a supply of Patent Medicines, of which the most popular kinds, and such as are of any merit, will always bo kept on liand:—none other will be offered to our customers. We have also received a new stock of School Books and Stationary, which pay be examined at any time at our cstablisli- ment. Please give us a call. WELCH & EPPING. May 28 , 7 tf H. MarkF Scott Rev R Hamilton 3 Mrs C L Strozicr Dr F Holt T John Hcntz Dr Tuggle Wm Henderson 3 Mrs E F Terrel Milner Holladay I Thom A R Harry 2 Charles Tinsly E G Hall John Taylor C Harden JW Tindall A Holladay W M Herring M E Williams J Hall Geo E Warren R llatclier Noah Wilrox A Higdon John Willis I & J. James Williams N S Jones Jas Wado Mr J R Johnson 3 F White John Jones 3 Mrs Martha G Wilkins Wm Janes M Welch Tlios C James W Woolhright James W Johnson Wm Walker. Hut tins disposition of whig editors to quote great , )r ccedcntcd and unjustifiable, ns insulting ► r .»t. an'l meritorious deeds in jrenorntioiu*, fo jjjjg republic, and require? speedy cxplan- i y way ol paiialion tor subsequent wrong, is but car- , nl | on by I lie Hrilish ministry tying out the anti-ropublican principle of Hereditary GROCERIES. T ile subscriber has now on land, end will be re ceiving from New York and New Orleans, the following articles of Groceries, which he ofk-rs to his customers, and tlie public gen erally, on a* reasonable terms, FOR CASH, as eon be bought in this market; and respectfnlly solicits tlie patronage of the public generally. Among his assortment can be found Rio and Cuba Coflco. [Manilla and Ky.' Twine, Sugar, Refined Loaf and-Kentucky Bagging, West India. Cotton do. Flour, Northern and Wes. Nails and Spikes, tern. Powder and Shot, Bacon, Country and Wes- Percussion Capedt Hints. tcm. Looking Glasses, Lard, Vinegar, Coffee Mills, Soap ('varieties of) Shingling hatchets, . j - Tobacco, (various brands) Collins’ Axes, Resolved, That the interference of the j Snuff (bottles & bladders) Weeding Sl Patent Hoe*, ‘ " Tallow Candles. Table Salt and Brooms, Molases and r 'c"l- H *" 'he principle which now gives to a few Unit crl States (o nvert from anv portion of I Sperm A Tallow thousand families much or the soil of England for ! ,| |c people of this comment, or the world, Cheese, Butu-r, Mohsen and Syrup, military services rendered by their Norman ancestry | lhe miseries of Brit ish colonial servitude, B*g8>ngjlfe» and Prtme 1 orit, in tho days of William the Conqueror. It U thc' would lie abundantly justified hy the nets doctrine tliat tnc King can do no wrong, simply lie- Q f t |, a| government cause lie is tlie King. It is the doctrine that great Resolved, t halt he recent development of dwdsandjwmceain onegimerationaroto gweex- ||, c intrgucs of the British government with ei r _ .i i- • those of Mexico and Texas, to defeat the policy of this nation in relation to the an- I negation of Texas, demonstrate the sagac- ! ity, wisdom, and patrotistn of such of our | sfateman as, by their efforts brought this The gratitude wc owe to Massachusetts for Rcvolu-' great measure to a triumphant consumma- tioiiary exploits, can neither blind us, now to licr po-, t ion. litical erron*, or make un feel one whit more willing | Resolved, Thut Ills excellency til© ffOV- to submit to taxation for her lienefit, than were her ernor he requested to furnish copies of the high spirited sons, to the exactions of the British foregoing resolutions to the 'legislatures of Government, in the days of the Revolution. the several States, and our senators and representatives in Congress. •-mption from blame from wrong done by another.- We democrats believe in the doctrine, “Notall tliat Heralds scrape from coffined clay, Nor florid prose, nor honored lines from rhyme Can sanction evil deeds or consecrate a crime.” and Ky. Rope. Whiskey See. dec. JOHN JACKSON. Albany, Geo. april 16,1845. 1 tf JOHN SPENCE, Acquittal of Caleb J. McNulty.—Mr. McNulty late Clerk of the House of Representatives, charged " ith embezzlement of the public funds, has been ac quitted in the first ease brought to an issue, which The Princeton. This vessel came into our harbor on Wednesday, under tho command of Capt. contained throe countLIthc first charging a foloni- 1 Stockton, nud salutes were passed between on* converskn of the sum of 8750 of the money of, her and tho Pensvlvanin. She left the the United States to his own nso—the second some evening for Philadelphia, where she * folonioiu investment of the like sum in prop - ; will undergo some slight repairs in licrboi* erty—the third,'with having embezzled alike sum lers. ... . , by loaning it to one Thomas Moody. There are j Wc leant that orders have been received yet five other indictments against him, the trial of bv Com. Wilkinson, to place the Conslelln- which have been postponed until the December term lion under the command of CapkStock- of the Court. Judge Dunlop refused a motion made ton, and that she it to bo immediately to reduce the amount of bail, and he is still held in-changed into a steam vessel, on thepnn- •17,000 for his appearance to answer the charge of. eipje of the Princeton, and driven by the * * - — - IEopcr propeller, rtf i * 11’/ WATCH & CLOCK MAKER, Asr&vswsasra, I s prepared to ezeeute all orders in his line of busi ness, with despatch, and in the most superior style. Watches cleaned or repaired will be warranted to keep good time. Gold wrought into Rings or other ornaments, and silrer into spoons, will be warranted in workmanship equal to that of any establishment' Georgia. Ttreu Cash, and prices to suit the times. Shop situated on Broad erteet, next door above the‘Patriot’ building. -' 1 : - May 14th 1845. :5 tf SIMS &CHEEVER FACTORS 8i General Commission Merchants, Arn irawHt Fieamo. W*. W. Sms. Ww. W. Ciieeves. April 16, 1815 1 tf D in the Fort 1st July 1845. Joiner " ' T * . JJoteston j J. J. Keith 3 Jos Kelly B Kiinny FD Kean - - M James McCUvcr 2 J Matlock W A Mallory Jefferson Mercer Dr Meals C McCaroy James McCombs Luke Manning H Morgan W W Maned 2 I Merchant E Miller N. II A Nash 3 Ilardy Nelms Wm Newsum O. John Oliver 2 Miss P C Outlaw Mrs E R Osgood 2 P. John Perry James N Phipps RI. Payne D A Pettist R. Tlios Ruckrtt Y G Rust Messrs Cock i: Roby R RpL* B M Roberta R Reynolds S. Mrs P Strozicr Mrs E R Strozicr John Spcncc Capt J Y Smith C F Smith Miss Mary Stuonl II Sims Samuel Smith ALEXANP^jA'^LEN, •ITTOJtJVE I* AT MMT, BalukrUge, DccatnrCosnty, Georgia. July 9,1845 - -. -riri ui '()Jl"l*jjp't! tlr.ebi’eq DR. T. D. MATTHEWS, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND ACCOUCHEUR, PETER J. STROZ1EK, ATTORNEY AT LAW,' .-bv.'JjlaC ‘ - • ' r brtUOl r Sillfl - ■ ° E0 * n ^’O 5tl> thtteisit; e. Bt; PLATTCS' ATTORNEY AT LAW, A ' . ' AlAamt, GzofcdU.oi.i.l april 16, 1845. ' 1 '; tf - ;ii THOMAS PINKNEY SMITH, ATTOR.XE YAT L-1W, Auuxt,Geozoiv;-j epw wire: • april(16, ISIS. (I 1-v life ; r nilir JOHN E.S. JONES. . ,n .... Saddle and Harness Maker; AJYD REPAIRER- i • ALBANY, BAKER COUNTY GA. April 23d, 2 XT JOHN BILBO. ATTORNEY AT LAW. ALBANY GA.. • . „ . • Will practice in the several Courts of tho South- Western Circuit, and Thomas and Stewart court- ties. • april, 16,1815. 1 tf. j. law, y;‘,‘ ATTORNEY AT LAW, Balnbridce, Decatur County. Georgia, ' Will attend punctually the Snprrior Courts of tho Counties of Early, Baker and Decaf ar, of the South western, and of the County of Thomas of tho.South- 13 y em Circuit. July 9,1815, HENRY MORGAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW* ALBANY, GEORGIA, Will praceticc in all the Counties of the Sonth-wc:;- tem Circuit June 18,1845. 10 tf GREAT DISCOVERYl DR. WATSON'S UNRIVALED FEVER AND AGUH PILLS! ,i , A CERT AIN and permanent cure for AGUE and FEVER, in all its various forms, in fimr hour:-. For tale in Albany, Ga_, by Weuk St Erpixc. at the Drug Store, and bv Agents generally throughout the Southern part of Georgia and Alabama. Price only fifty cents—one box to cure two cases. Alimnv. Juno 11,1845, 9—5m. mr Persons calling for letters from the above list will please call for advertised letters. S. T. MALLORY, P. M. July 2,1845. 13 Tailoring Establishment. fiJIHE undersigned having formed a co-partnership under the firm of LEWIS & JIcKEW EX, tender their services to the citizens of Albany, and the public generallv, and respectfully solicit a'share of their custom. VVith a perfect knowledge of their business they feel confident that their work will lie executed in a style and manner that will give gener al satis (action. They are always in reciqa of the Fashions as soon as they come out, and Item their experience in the ornamental brandies of their busi ness, they can assure the Beau Monde of Albany that all (ashkmable work entrusted to their lands will be done up in first rate style. Tliey love also on hand, a handsome assortment of CLOTUS awl TRIMMINGS, 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 of Allnny and the country generally, for the very liberal patronage they lave hcrctofore'extrnded to him, and respectful ly solicits a continuance of their tavors to Uie new concern. All work entrusted to their rare, will he despatched with promptitude and fidelity. Their shop is near the corner of Bread and Washington streets in the rear of Mr. John Jackson’s store. DAVID LEWIS. SAMUEL McKEWEN. Albany, July 2,1845, 12—ly. JYtolce. M ESSRS HORA &. McUWIER, will act as our Agents during the temporary absence of our Mr. Clicever from Albany. SIMS St CHEEVER. July 2, 1845 12 tf. JVolice. hereby forewarn all persons from removing any Timber from, or trespassing in any way upon Lot No. 316 in the 2nd District of Baker County, os I in tend to enforce the law against all snch trespassers. 8ESSUM FAIRCLOTH, July 2 13 tf Til0.11 AS BARRETT, FASHIONAUU-: TAILOR, ■> V T akes pleasure in notilyinghis numerous patrons nnd tin- public gene|»lly, that bo still occupies his old stand in Broad street, opposite the Amrnca:i Hotel, where lie will lie ready at all times to wait uj- on customers who will do him the favor to call.— His work will be warranted, ami cutting done in tho latest awl most fashionable style. All those who liave garments to make, and wish them to fit, can l» accommodated. Terms, Cash, or its equivalent- april 16,1845. 1 tf RICHARD F. &. J. LYON, ATTORNIES 4- COUNSELLORS AT LA H", ALBANY, Baker Co., Ga. H AVE recently entered intoa Partnership in tho Practice af Law, and will continue the prac tice in the poveralCourts of the counties of. Baker, Macon, Eee, ;?■ Booty, Randolph, Becatur, Sumpter, Inctn. All matters submitted to their care hi any of theso counties, will meet with prompt attention, and bo brought to a speedy conclusion. april 30th 1845 3 ly- JVtilicc. T HOMAS II. KEY respectfully announces to his friends tliat he is a candidate for the Clerk ships of the Siqierior and Inferior Courts of the Coun tv of Dooly, at the ensuing election on the first Mon- d’av in January next. 1 uiio 25. 11 tf DR. WILLIAM E. DAVIS, C 10NTINUES the practice of his Profession, / and may be found at all times, when not pre- t'cssionally engaged, at his office on Broad street, next door to Mr. J. Jackson’s Store. April 23, 1845. 2 tf ; i D. &. J. VASON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Autaav, Geoegu. april 16,1845. 1 tf V R. K. A J. B. BINES, Attorneys dc Counsellors at Law. Offices ix Macox & Albany, Geo. They toill practice in the following Counties. Bibb, Macon. Thomas, ThdmastiUe. Houston. Perry. Decatur, Bttinbridge. Dooly, Vienna. Stewart, Lumpkin. Macon, Lrmier. Sumpter, Americas. Lee, Starksxiilr. Randolph, Cuthbert. Early, Blakety. Pulaski, IlawkinsviOe. Baker, Albany, ■ And in the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Georgia. They will attend any other Court, not conflicting with the shove, when engaged spccrallr to do so. SAPPINGTON’S ASSnffioS’isviBia jphejUjSc,’ A Certain and Effectual Curt for Fever ami Ague, For rale by W. E. SMITH, april 16. 1 tf BMCBABB MI. CE.1BR, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Albaxt, Georgia. Will practice in the Counties of Baker, Lee, Deca tur, Dooly, Sumter, Randolph and " „ r-; n .... „r.i _ _ of tho 8outh-We*tem Circuit, Stevrait, of the Chattahoo chee, and Thomas, of the Southern Circuit. CP Office under tie “Courier” Office, Broad st. T * u AnanicAnr HOTEL. HE proprietavof this establishment, takes this ' occasion to express W» gratitude to hi# patrons for thoir support, in thi* loanees lacatfo^ and earn estly hopes he may cor’ * “ , i—q-q- i v tioo. Heassuresthe The attention of both partners will Legiven to all i always bo found oLEom^ n.veny . business entrusted to their care. - Iwori. Ths honre m ettoaled in^.cytiM part of Letters may be addressed to Die firm at either the CTg.m ^j^rffniinfiii^* ^Rkhaou K. Htxes. Jotix B. llixxs. * April 16, 1845, 1 3m ,, will of the