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TyT r. Crawford e action of the whig Iheir party presses, duct touching the out: burning be CaWAfoe by tl then on the trial of McLeod in Ncw York. Also the taking possession of the slaves of tho Creole. Great Brit ianliad no better, defenders at home than site had here in the ford t Why*did not the Convention give a ftasou / .'ll.would be enough tie satisty any honest Democrat to answer the ques- lion by asking. another. When did Gov. Crawford ever vote for or support n Demo crat ? 1 But what reason do the Whigs offer for his support f , He lias restored the sol vency of the Central bank I! . What impu dence, nay ivhat, folly t Why not go a step lurthcrand say lie boa.restored equal ex changes!/ For’ before he was elected ex- change'on the north'was2U per cent.; - _ . now u'tfabout phr. These dishonest po- their northern allies, is feat it will sirrngih- liticn.ns well know that the.Cenirol Bank — ‘ u ‘ ‘ L * * bills were made good by laws passed by a . demeeratie Legislature. But if it were not interest end honor do not require them to so,ifltIS dirb'y the sole tfct’ol Gov. Craw- hasten down from a “platform” which ford, thenhfr. Crawford is a fit subject for confines them to such company ? whig party. Need I call< attention to the action of that party in the affair of Texas ? Their deeds ere too recent lo-require recit al !—but what makes their conduct more treasonable in this Inst affnir is, that the a- vowed reason of hostility to ihe annexation vel of Texas, oa given by'Great Brilian and impeachment, for he has acted without law or assumed to make the law for himself, according fo my reading of the constitution u Governor afGeorgia, can exercise Legis lative powers only in cenjunOtioh with ben- mon, duty. „ executed in pursuance of his oath. If Mr. Crawford has gone beyond this, he has vi olated the Constitution and exercised the arbitrary powers of o king. Let Mr. Craw ford ana his friends beware on what grounds they place his claims for indulgence. But alter qll, opposition to' George Craw ford is not jhc grievance complained of.— It is because iqujs person ns their represen tative, "weiippqsc the Whig party.' This is the head anil front of our oflcndin". Ask tho question then, gentlemen, like brav and honest men. Why do you democrats oppose the., whig party 1 Simply because you oppose ’democracy. Because your prin ciples are in direct opposition to tire democ ratic principlcs.asavowed in the Baltimore Resolutions, adopted by the Convention Again you ask what have national pol itics to do with. State politics? 1 answer there is - and can be, na distinction—there is no such thing as national politics. There is no tuition with us, but a confederacy or union of Stales.—Withdraw each State and x.olhtng remains. The term “National ' ipvornment,” with us, is only an abstrac tion, an idea. It only means (awkwardly, to be rare,) a Congress of Slates. Therefore it has always been, and so it must altVavr continue, that’each States carries into tin councils of the Congress, her domestic or Slate politics! Would it not be an anoiua ly to excite the especial wonder of men, to sec the federal State of Massachusetts send to tlto Congress Democratic Senators and Representatives ? Such an absudity nev er nas and never cau' occur in am Slate. Is it not their duly; then—nay docs not their own and their children’s ‘safely, de mand of the people of each State to guard with eternal vigilaitcc such pr.ncipies ns they believe will secure to them and their descendants liberty and happiness 1 And I need hardly add, that this cannot lie effect ed unless tho people take caro in the se lection of their public servants, to put con- lidoncc in no one who does not both profess urid practice democratic principles—moth- er words, principles that have for their ob- GEOBC1IA, Baker County. .it : il li Superior Court, June ’iVrat, lfel3. John Tompkins, complainant.' LaiJwell Evans and firm" of A.’ .Gl &Co., MT appearing to'lhc Court that* Andrew G! 11 J. ton, one ol said defendant*, has been served t tho Sheriff of Laurens county, and no service t turned as to tho raid Evans and Singleton. It tAeiefore ordered by the Court, that said Ludwell | A LL person* indebted to'lhc estate of Jas. Ward, | /A- iato of Early county deceased, ere reqaafediVq against said estate, to i„ . Uw. A. I*. LOlVA • !. hue JOSIAI1 l Bmfcr JXtancnf] JdyX>,1845, 16 40d- A iU* persona indebted totlie esfcte of J. C. KTrk- jCA land dee cased, are requested to make immediate opd tlioso haying demands against..said to present thrm in terms of Ihe tatf., •, . ^^WrCOLUER, Adm’r. TO THE oMFFJLICTtin jluly 30,1845, Administrator’s Sale. Gleet, Ti?X)i| public Gsicttesof this mnntlid. •/. i- ’I - v July 30,18^8,, , 1? ,4m: As an evidence of the inherent tyranny of the whig party, their approval and sup. port of the aristocrats of Rhode' Island in their more than Algerine despotism towards Mr. Dorr, is abundant proof. They try to hide front the people the enormity of the act by casting upon Mr. Dorr, all manner of opprobium. But it is all false. 1 know Dorr personally, and all who do know him know that a niorc amiable, honorable, and rcsboctaUc man* docs not live. His sin consisted in taking sides with Ihe people n- gainst a purse-proud aristocracy, among whom lie had been educated.’ lips destruc tion will remain in histoiy a standing rc- S roach upon the age, side by side with the cods of Nicholas towards the^wor Poles. creditors'... „ . .. . , : WILLIAM GRIMES, Adm’r. Georgia, Early County. . ; I Jfiy w, ibrl T^IIEREAS EtheWrcd Hay, Adminirtratorof . ADMINISTRATORS SALE.' ,tt|V AGREEABLE to «u order of the Honorable, the P TWa*> therefore, to cite, summon and admon ft ffisSfdWff* ck "“ r In„‘ JOSEPH COLLIER, C. C. O. July .3 . 15 ; m6m _ I Elijah Ferm, late of Early county dec carol; sold r* pnij/r T A for the benefit of-the heirs and creditors of said det (xtiUKbrlA iLarly County. I enrol. Wra. GRIMES, Adm’r. “ " Qfthccf:,|: Blakely, 23d; M*y, 1815. 7 tds. SHERIFF'S SALES AND CLERKS NOTICES. BabcrShrriff)s Sale, FOR' SEPTEMBER. W TI.I.’bo sold before tlio Court House door at Newton, Biker county, on the tbit Tetwlay in September next, the foUowiqg property, to wit: Lot of land, Na 103, in the 4tb district of Biker county, us tlio property of the defendant to satisfy one li 4a from a Justice Court: John P. Gaulden vs. Ilaraptou Bally, William Baity and Bonj. Johnson. Levy mode ami returned bv n constable. OEO. W. COI.UER, Sheriff Ar the tame time and place. ■ One grey horse and ouo jerry waggon and har ness, levied on as the property of James \V. Wade to satisfy a distress warrant for rent: Bonj. O. Keaton vs. James W. Wade. Property pointed out by tho plaintiff Also, one pin and running gear, levied on ns tho property of Clinton G. Beckwith to satisfy one cost li fa: Temperance Beckwith Is. Clinton G: Beck with- 1 Also, seventy-five head of stock' bona, more or tess, three hundred bushels com, more nr less, ns it stands in thr field, and one mate, at] levied on aa the proper ty of John W. Cowart to satisfy one fi fit from Sum- ter Superior Conit: William Slade vs. <John W. Cowart, Thomas E. Ward, principal and Newnan Mcltain and John II. Blount, sceunty on the appeal. II. B. GUNNISON, D. Shfo July 30,1845, 10 tds. i u. w jiHMrr.wfi the. Honorable Inferior Court of said ic space of feurl <wln ,y j w (,jj 0 gating for Ordinary purposes,*. Negro * ’ •* **— yellow comptexjon, about , 35 ..or trihl, for if he doe* hot ay at to Those especially laboring until Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,' Lumla j chetuu Couch, I Leprosy.Tracr.bHmpm vj.om.ruc. uioct, Tic loureux, Hysteria,,l*a!sty, LpDopsy, Chorea, Dmi?I Amenorhea, Prolapsus Uteri, Sic. Sic., Piles Ii3l Cidcn’i of the Bladder, Ulcers, Hydrocele, d:c da well to consult him. ’^I —Hr. Nt will remove OR cases of ftmhaHtUi. from the sjrrtem, and warrant them, no cure no «ale, lot of land 137, in the 13th sitting all and singular, the kindred'and creditors of said [ tho real estate of J. C. Kirkland deceased: deceased, to shew cause, (if any: they havcj why I *: JOSEPH COLLIER; Adm’r. said letters should not be granted. Given under my I July 30,^845, 16, 4m. woul cbminuni eating, pbfit ARnmy. Ceo.; April S3, l84fi.' ■ a fifing, aHh »hy of June |84i, , | ,, 1 ,, i : . .. ■ , *; . ■ —" ' JAMES G. COLLIER, c. c. o. 1 'C’OUR months after date, application will be mado Jtmc25 II mCin |~ totlib Ilonorahlo the Inlerior Court of Early 50,000 CIGARS to fumWt ^i&tS §*Tbbc fa S^| quantity of Frlncfpc Cigars, on the most liberal terms. His cigars am tnxj, i. I superior workmen, and of the best quality of iif PORTED TOBACCO, Ob,l (ar bnutr ot J^i or and excellency of flavor, will diallcnge aa^l son with the finest imported J’riocipo. He huT"’ on ham! j 10,000 Cttba, Brown, and hniil Spanish, 1 All ot which are put up in thb neatest stvle. p r sons v isiting the place are invited to call and car I inc fpr themselves. ’ All orders by mail nronu J attended to. 1 ’ * II. A. REMINGTON, Tetraeconia Thomasvjlie.May, 18th, 1815. 10 ty' count}’, while sitting for Ordinary purposes! for leave to sell the l and and Negroes belonging to the estate ““ “ ‘ dbeeiteed. GEORGIA, Balter County. 'VSTIiCREAS Murphy Taylor, Admin- , A. P.OOW^ART, ),. , w w istralpr on the estate ol’James Tay-1 _ JOSIAU "VlNSO.\, \ Adm rs lor, late of said county deceased, applies to me l/tters of Dismission from said Administration: These are therefore; to cite, summon and admoti-1 TjT ishal! and singular, the kindred and creditors of raid I JC July 30,1845, . 16 4m. To Rent;' npwo Stores in the tower Story of tbo PunJ A building, and oue Teaemeotiathc second «hrl to be completed by the Istday of June. .prill G, 1815. OUR months after date, application will he made to tho Honorable the Inferior Court of Decatur ,'hy said letters sbonld not be granted. . Given under my band at office, this sixth day of Carolina, deceased. May, 1815. GEORGE G. GAINES, Adm’r. SETIIC. STEVENS, C. C. O. | July 161815. May 7, Gm TjVOUR months after date application will be mdUe Caroline Bclshar h LIBEL FOR DIVORCE, \ A- to tlie Honorable the Inferior court of Tliomas vs. > In Sumter Superior Court, county when sitting as n Court of Ordinary, for leave Woody G.Belsbar. J to sdl all the retd estate of Simeon Sellers, late , ot W hereas it is made appear by the return of the said county, decuiscd. TldsJuly ptb 1845 Sheriff that the defendant is not to lie found ini PRIOR LEWIS, Adui'r. 14 4m tliecoumy of Sumter: It is Ordered, that'the said Woody G. Belshar do appear at tho next Superior, Court to beholden in ana for said county on the third ijVOUR moths after date application 'will be made ml then and there an- to the Honorable the Inferior cot Baker Mortgage Sale, FOR OCTOBER. W ILL bo sold before the Court House door at Newton, Baker county, on the first Tuesday October next, the following property, to wit: Five inattrasscs, I bedstead, 6 wash stands, 4 toflet tables, 24 Windsor chairs, 12 lancy chairs, a maple rocking chairs, 2 wooden-scat settees, 1’ cane-seat settee, 21 wooden-‘ " wooden-bottom chain., 4 huge arm chain., 7 ofthc estateofJesse Brown, deceased applies reel t lie liannincss of tile nianti instead of *1 eanl tables and covers, 6 ewers anubusins, 2 nair for letters of Dismission. ^ the few T^tc obsolete federal device 0 f of 6,0 ***’ ® ioT ' t^ ptete-s, 3 dor. cup* and iau- These are therefore to cite summon and admnn- -CVOUR roonUis after dateatpplicationwiU be made lucjcic. xuc ousoilio icncrai ucucc oi ccr ^ 5 dox. dinner and soun nlate*. 2 dorTcnn n1aie». i.sh all and singular,the kindred and creditor* of raid J? to tiicHonorahlo the Inferior Court of Baker ■Mures arid not men,” lias long since bccn Itea kettle,*4* snttlfhmws'iaroojugwM ride Lmes! deceased to slSw cinvc (if any exist) why rad let- countr —• ikMedby^^all honest men of all parties. 0 pfektedishes. 4 «ltSb« L SdI^Vnn,i*.» a*-* ter* should not be granted. G' * * knives and ‘‘meat exp] Our motto is “Men and Measures.” Wc arc not. green enough to expect democrat ic wine glassies, 8 chamber pots, 6 sugar bowls,1 shor- incasurcs froin a federalist especially if he e, >. , /l uA ;. 2 . 01 2 sifter*, one dinner is hcncst. But. wc have a right to expect ouch measures from a democrat that is hon est and we should trust none other. . . .. , Sarah Dozier, Executrix "7,53^-75“ v*T IS'Jtrs'iES,. pect the pohtical-liacks of the whig parly axes, 1 chop axe, 1 pair wafer irons, 2 butcher knives, See. —1.1 _ 1 cake * — will be satisfied. They do not seek reason nor truth—party power is their object.— But l have a worn to add to the generous, noble-hearted young men of that party— if they will listen for a moment to an old man who has done the slate some service, who never sought*-never held, and never expects office: You arc destined to exert an influence for ’good or for evil upon the destinies of your country. High or low- rich or poor, all must take a part for nl time 16 come, cither in strengthening or dc stroyinc the glorious fabric of this Ropub- 2 setts fee pot, six ^ men, l cullender, 8 oil paintings, 2 round tables and 1 bobtail bay home: to satisfy a mortgage fi fo from Baker Inferior Court, King St Roberts vs. Francis Holden, l’soperty pointed out id raid mortgage fi Ga. GEORGE W. COLLIER, H&riffi July 30,1845, 16, tds. . . „ jby-ht- tlc tho power of the many, and conferring it on the few—until Ccasur, in the garb of Tribune, commands the election of Con aids. 1 The whig party.hnrc advocated and sus- Monday in November next, and then and there an swer said libel; and i: is further ordered that service *ountv, whilo si be pcrperfected on the raid Woody G. Belabor by j® a I } 0 8 Tt ! N the publication of this ride once a month for three j deecarol. months in one of the public gazettes of this State, division, said publication to be had before'the next term of this ” " Court. May 14th 1845. A true extract from the minntes of said Court, this 20th day of Mav. 1845 MANES5SEH M. GUERY, C. S. C. May 28 7 mSm Georgia, Early County. W HEREAS Robert W. Sheflield, Administrator I « -- - ‘ canring kiuvea and Iwlm, 2 doz. atoffice, this 2i July 3 s dishes, 4 salt cel and forks, 2 carvi aprfcM, 8 chamber GEORGIA, Dooly County. RVLE NISI Early Sherim* Sale*, FOE 9RFTEXIBER. ^nK^ILL be sold on (lie lirat Tuesday in " ™ next before tho Court House door In Britiah. Whig party of Georgia—the AUm'ra. ot Kotevt uauMing, dro’d. Property poTat. whe£ the same tweame due ‘and payable; whlg^party of th<j Union have boasted and fdout by defendent: levy made and tetonwd to me there isstjllp^naining duc and unpaid, New England:' They taunt the ic party with being composed of discordant county:'A, C.S. Alexander vw England with. wh«m they sympathise. But love for the tarii^ and other'monopolies is c by no means tbe only nor the most heinous Mte^^tem-wllh^eold federal b treason of takintr Dart with Eno-1 their own cou'nirv: and in the words of mocracy against the liosis of Brifinn, I tell you • this treason till be your tomb.” Nei- July 1G AMERICAN HOTEL r*NHE proprietor of this establishment, takes fj occasion lo express his gratitude to his potauL for tlicir support, in this his new location, and cstly hopes ho may continue to merit their appril tion. lie assures tbe travelling public that Ixt l always bo found at Home, in every sense of til word. The house is situated in the ccntral pn .l the City, is' commodious, has good stables, remit, f bar.and all the requisites necessary for a comferntr !eh.. FRANCIS HOLDEX. 23.1, 1845. 2 tf. court of Sumter purposes for leave fiongingtothc. estate of Allen Sale to be made tor the purpose L. 1*. DORMAN, Adm’r. de bonis non. 5 4m t/r ESSRS HORA & McGWIER, will act as e . vi Agents during the temporary absence ofo Mr. Cheevei- from Albany. I jkOUR months afterdate ai to tho Hoiuirabie tlic will be Made iferior Court of Lee county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a part or all of tho real and personal estate of ... personal i James Roby, late of said county deceased, for tlie (benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. U. O. KEATON, admr. april 30,1816. No. 31G in the 2nd tend to enforce the law' Jn’y 2 liven under my • hand 26th day of June, 1845. JAMES G. COLLIER, c. c. a 12 July », 1845 > of said county, WM. H. HOWARD, Admr. 13 Erwin Sntton & Daniel Mashbum. to Foreclose Mortgage, in Dooly Superior Court,Hay Term 1845. Nt>w Fire-proof Ware House, MACON, GEORGIA. T HE undersigned, having erected a Fim-prvoj Warr-hauxr, situated at the head of Cotton Av- TIIOMAS BARRETT, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, T akes pleasure in notifvmgjiis numerous r and the public genepaUy.that be stiU oc his old stand in Broad street, opposite the Hotel, where lie will be ready at all times to unit t; on customers who will dd him the fkror to ral!.-| HU work will be warranted, and cutting done in t latest and most fashionable style. AU those v have garments to make,and wish theinlo fit, can' accommodated. Terras, Cash, oHU equivalent. prill6,1845. t tf Daniel turn note in writing, I CMiwl«riim Business, j, eigb-1 in all its branches, pledging himself to use 'em} ex- interests ol, render satisfaction January, _ * ma. Envin #nd I eition to prtowlDW •»»..*•*• wh chmuhkui rijoiW*™! severally promised to pay one Wil- to, thaw who may confide business to hte charge. , ,““:' V -.^ , ?t. or ^ aier ’. the J,UI ? of , °'?’C e . n bu . n * l life Storage and sale or Cotton wfll be under the dred and fifty dollars for value received of him . tbe direction of Mr. JOHN JONES, who ban lone been «iid Taylor, who afterwards, to wit, on the day and know^ in the the Vare-hou«e bu»in«W, and will «re . . .. .1 year first aforesaid, transfered and delivered said note particular attention to the sate of cotton and tluiYdl. between tbe usual hours of sate, the ibllowing pro- to said James C. Dozier, he being then in life, in a mgof orders for goods. ’ perty, towjt: fair course of trade, and for a valuable consideration, liberal advances will v* 327 > and port of And afterwards, on the eighth day of May, eighteen I or to he shipped. ‘ “ ' ' ‘ i .... “ . . • ‘forty,the said Erwin and Daniel, the I *— 1 ’ will bo made On cotton in store, lot No. 369, in the 5th district of Early' county; as .. the property of William Tiyter, to satisfy twou tis, better to secure the payment of tho said promissory I, MCOpC, « S iVtllC, one issued from the Superior Court of raid county: note unto the James C. Dozier, he .being then I together with any other* articles will be furnished Joseph Kissam v ». William Taylor; and one from stffl in lffe.and thehtma fi* bearer and owner there-1 ■* t** lowest market pri x:'. ft? “8«wr Court of raid comrty: John H. Jenc* vs ot; executed under their hands and ‘seals, and then Micliacl Fitzpatrick, principal, and William Taylor, and there delivered’to the raid James C. Dozier, their. BCC J'. n,y ; J 1 ^5 , y crt y pytated «it lw John H. Jones, certain Mortgage Deed, thorcter mortgaging to the Maeon, June 25.1845. 11 w6m 1 -i i nerl msunrn pjilrntnleri in rnufer nmv r. ,0 * of lan “» in Uie 4th district of raid James C. llo^er one lot of land, known by the — m 2 7j !— rrjti— thcy°choo8cto ^to^ ?*V^£IS£Z££g£r ttridS^W^’Jristtd^w To Gentlemen of Fashions. call the upper clM8C8.no one iandidly re- fcouxt: WilliLaCrane^Fran^RDa^E tUapSte^ thS^di FflHE endemigned respectfully informs viewing their acta* can deny. Their tariff Eycutri* of Smith Davenport, deceased. Property which said mortgage was dute rcomied in terms of! A the Citizen* 6f Albany andthesur- policy S thcaahte a* lhi»t of Abbot Law- , the statute in s«Kewes made and providpd; and it rounding eoanhnr, that be has bought tho latest Pat- renec, and thtf Boston ffedernliifa who 'do- A* TO i' otof land,No.25G, in tho 5th district nr further apneandg to the Court, that the note herein eutfor.cultlngGentlcraensGarmcntB, whi< ridmnt.ofRobntGaulding,dec’d. Propertypoi ‘ except as to tbe amount of principal; and the unpaid, upon said The latest style of goods will bo found at his store, id ninety-tbrcc dol- Rotdy-maite clothing, Hats, Caps, St*. See-. and forty cents principal, and tbe further sum of AU Work tenanted to be nadr to the satisbetten of Anthony, two hundred and ninety^hree dollars and thirty-eight hi* CMtomprs, a» regard, taste and faeblou. . : m irtof said cratemtercstthcrcoo,aptothiadate’, andthepbin-l A. G. WEAVER, tifftovmgprayedtheteroctewrerf raid raonggetj Merchant Tailor. illcn, Plain-1 May 14,18^6 V .., , 5 1Vl j , Iy . ’:] Miumber and Jlleal, . . , , TTiOR sate at the Kinchafoooe the Interest hereafter to accrue upon said note JC north of Albany. Orders for T.nmtU mortgage, or shew good and sufficient cause to attended to. TIFT < tbc contrary, and feat senrico of this Rule be per-j April 16,1840. I i tt 'fi frn > iTil*fi!£^L.T f ,'ri rt ^'?: *“*B 00 ?•ndyuffi^ient cause to|attended tm r - ——wiTael— 4 —r-• ——uw Miuuvjt um acnrKD ui uu*aub DDper* State, orbjr service ofcopics thereof upon the said I T|R NELSON takes this “ “ and Lewis H. Pickle va. Daniel JIc- —- : Court, this THOMAS H. KEY, Clk. S3* Law Blanks for sale at this office. N. TIFT. 1 tf d genteel Hotel. A!!any april! .h'olicc. July 2, 1845 SIMS & CHEEVER. 12 tf. JVottce. hereby forewarn all persons from removing a rimber from, or trespassing to any way npen I ' District of Baker County, as lii against ail such trqsuuwr?. 8E8SUM FA1RCL0TH, 1 THE PATRIOT OFFICE, | OAT BkOAD STREET, OPPOSITE TIP- AMERICAN HOTEL. Is now supplied with Mxtebuu nccessaiy I the prompt, next, and economical execu tion of every description of BOOK AND JOB PRINTING war- will •• LABELS* CHECKS, WAYBILLS* CIRCULARS, SHOWBILLS, DRAY RECEIPTS, I STEAMBOAT BILLS, BILLS OF LADING,I RAILROAD BILLS, BUSINESS CARDS, \ STAGE BILLS, CATALOGUES, PAMPHLETS, BILLHEADS, * CARDS, NOTES, ——FOB — THEATRES, EXHIBITIONS, Ac. The facilities of this. cstabUshmeut for CXCCUl it ’ . i- "‘V:; “Sr- JPHaiiSSy <S (MESJi^SSIBSSIFd m aU of which tevietv and the most modem cs* | The. Attention of those Who require Uecycf* men work, cheaply and exp. ‘ so, will give i ;a call.. kind of BLANKS till is kept constantly on hand. Any Blanks not on hand till be printed: at short order. tT Orders from the eo.^ for cither Job t . or Blank*, wiU receive prompt attention. Albany, Oa. May 16Ih, I845?Tn ■ rTQB WORK of oil kind^ executed t, A^ Uh r» andd ”^ h ' - at this ( lo ttoJ