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. t .i.uioofhwdeath,theffiffiort Wot* i*toghproteeUTetariffasystemof internalimpure- heads of.tho Klamcl, ChuUcsftnd Walla-I 1 -notmore prominent than WilliamC.Dawson meat by the General Government,tho assumption incite rivers on the Columbia. The route . ' ' ^ ~ r “ - 1 - 1 — " - then, by which Captain Fremont proposes; For Planlersto lay ill their sup- ^yi,;-nomination for Governor, in 1841?—. of State debts, the right of tbe Supreme Court to ar- w f ^'n-ithout fcurofcontiudlction'totheuhove^En ^dtty some particular State, the opinion that to penetrate to the ^Pacific is the'shortest Stories in the affirmative. Did be not attuini;, * dec i “ io0 ® f Supreme Court is supreme, and not and moel direct from the lower Missouri— * I.»«e of popularity after lio (in bis own ian- “i**? 1 ® ofaltersUon by tho people, oppo-iitionto the of this, (he portion from the head of the . .— - doctrine of instruction, and Uio power of Congreasto' Arkansas to the head of tho Sarrimcnto, interfere with elavcry and the annexation of Texas, G51) miles in distance—is ns yet unexplored which have lately been pretty generally adapted as by the while man, imd generally designa te whig creed throughout the country, if we ex- ted as the “California desert.” None of ccpt the one concerning slavery, and which Repub-! its waters, excepting the Colorado, reach Itcaa Virginia, at the head of the Democratic ranks, i the ocean—.they are absorbed or disappear the mother of Republican Presidents, anffthe ciaed by evaporation. of tho Democratic Republican party, has ever oppo- " *cd, as expressed in the Virginia and Kentucky Res olutions, and other important State papers. If the NOW IS THE TIME, iL-J taken the necessary steps to obtain a ^;,i,pinst the surveyors of the vacant lands ? ! y. jicAlliftcr do as much ? If so, I call upon Whig’ 10 P“ l tl * eir l*"* 10 P a P er ™ give it to [0| j e _gire tlic chapter and verse—we want to ,»■ iur untess he took name important step in his . J cjccity—of more importance than preparing V, no—bo is at least entitled to equal chari- il it you so lavishly bestow upon his predecessor ,y office referred to. You, then, that cannot un- . anl the precise terms upon which our candidate de office of District-Attorney, know yc, jli:ctr-.ug t° the correspondence as published, i««n Messrs. Habersham and McAllister, that toffic former had done all he could do, until tlie „ ’ f,, r piwsre itiug in open Court arrived, resigned " that at the earnest solicitation of the prc- ii,» Judge, the laltcr accepted tho office, express ly, tmn conditions of acceptance; thatshould he M-Allister) be called upon to prosecute the cases l»rfd with so much care by Itis immediate prede- iw.be would iusfanrtjt resign his commission.— fcAl eterik ne nothing: an attempt is made to throw rcdit on him, while Mr. Hsmbcrelatin done all in •o premises tliat was done, and to the day of his ,it'i remained the most popular man in the Whig ’.jj. FLINT. -The issue of the coming conflict will either place kcrciasidc by side with Republican Virginia, or <1 'cr iu tlie unnatural embrace of Federal Massa- iCMitls"—\lr. McAllister's Letter </ Acceptance. false charge ia seldom noticed, or else soon falls tire ground; but the truth never fails to excite party charged, cither to an attempt to prove him- ply of Medicines for the coming Season . After passing the winter among the A- merienn sctlcmenta of Upper Caiafornia, the exploring party will, if the country be peopteof the State of Georgia profess to entertain: found practicable, pass round by the lower the doctrines peculiar to “ Federal Massachusetts,” | route Iroin California, crossing the Colora- a *J r ff? ne . nt ^f^ ,,a ? r ® * ”*>*** to **** accordingly, 1 do below the great “Kentiioiv’ and return and lock” Georgia in her “ unnatural embrace.”! to the Arkansas by the waters of the Gila But I know the “ State Rights party” of Georgia nnd Si. Juan, large tributaries of the lower which mainly make up the present “ whig party,” Colorado, which liavc their entices west of would spum tho avowal of such doctrines. It is on- the mountains of New Mexico. This sketch ly those who assume to direct and lead the party, who really favor this doctrine, so obnoxious to every republican, and thus, by keeping from the people “ the true point at issue" drill them into the Federal ranks. Webster and Adams wo think personify “Federal Massachusetts.” Compare their votes with those of Senator Berrien, and yon will find that upon those doctrines revolving Federal and Republi can principles, his votes stood side by side with their’s, and consequently in favor of Federalism and “ Federal Massachusetts." The people of Georgia, then, in electing Crawford Governor, a whig Legis lature, and Judge Berrien Senator, do most unques tionably “ lock” the State of Georgia w in tlie unnat ural embrace of Federal Massachusetts.” Ia this a matter of no importance to the Repub licans of Georgia ? It once was, and unless we can bring ourselves to believe the melancholy fail that a few years have served to sapp tlie foundation of contemplates a route of five or six thousand miles. It will probably eventuate in the discovery of a new and straight road to bo'.h Oregon and California, passing for the most part through our own territory, diminishing the distance some three or four hundred miles, and the time two nonths. The country to the right nnd left will be examined, and its geoginphy, at present a blank, somewhat understood. Tire im portance of these contemplated explorations is very great—every confidence is reposed in the energy and ability of the command ing officer. We shall hope for their suc cess, nnd look anxiously for their safe re turn towards the close of the year 1846. test of the most skilful Chemist. Among them arc the following: Castor Oil, Alcohol «p Torpentiae, Epsom Alts, sal Soda, Saieratos, Rottewtime, Gum Myrrh. Cay- Eng. Calomel, Jallap, Rhubarb, Oil {’eppermint! snlph Morphine, do. Quinine, Blue Maas, Cubcbs, Citrate of Iron, Camphor, Pocket Instruments, Ocu lar Instruments, Injection Pipes, Stomach Pumps, Cupping Instruments, Breast pipes, Nipple Glasses, Nursing Bottles, spring and thumb Lancets, &c. fee J1LSO, A splendid assortment of Perfumery, to which we call the attention of ladies and gentle men,—such ns Cologne and lavender water, Otto Rose, Extracts ;_a variety for handkerchiefs; Bose, leurx soaps of tho choi- erbena Cream ccst quality, Oieophan and. Vi ^ «ilk all around him, and douldyjnad with iin-clf. TV truth of the above proposition has perhaps ;v r been so well sustained as in the present in- •acre, when Mr. McAllister made the above happy I ny happy hit; but while Democrats will con- ■, Whigs will dissent This, judgirg from their die Whigs) former course, is to be expected; but .ulion- sfcak louder than words;” for “ the woun- dedbind will flutter,” and the old “State Rights a" of Georgia must blame themaelves if they now hui themselves in so unenviable a position tint” the Lutii hurts worse than a lie.” Tho Whigs have ,ot dared to attempt to disprove Mr. McAllister’s •artion, for the simple reason that “they can't An up hill business is not only a very loir, but a very uncertain business ; therefore they refer not to attempt it. A proper argument of tho truth n! this matter, the whigs know will only sink win deeper in the bog; consequently, true to their llablishcd mode of conducting a political campaign, re fmd them again at their old tricks. Having no rguments or tacts to suit them, they resort to “ base ^representation” and low personal abuse, such as s to be found in almost any column of such Bhccls s tlie Athens Whig and Savannah Republican.— [laving no “Paixhan gnn” of their own, they declare ur8“bursted,"nnd they fight tlie warfare with what hey pcrha|« consider “mighty guns,” hut only ring able to judge from their report, wc should call them “plupjx'rs,” such perhaps as were used in his youth by “a certain six footer,” who is supposed to near “Dc Solo spectacle*," if wo may judge from his tact in making the ramo “leetlc” berry shoot “sec- ml tins tirice." But, gentlemen of the Whig rc«s, ‘or the sake of honor, truth, and candor, can ou not be prevailed upon to meet the question lairly, n! examine with the right spirit, whether “tho is- uc oi the coming conflict will either place Georgia iJe by side with Republican Virginia, or lock her in die unnatural embrace of Federal Massachusetts?” If you will do this, wo Democrats will compliment mu, which wo think yon need, and which we know ou ought to esteem, judging from the scarcity of umpliments in your own ranks, and a certain odi- ■sial w hich appeared in a certain kindred Federal riot railed the “Richmond Whig.” If you will not tf-'iie, then permit us to argue for you, a request which you ought to grant, in consideration of our I,s “‘giu' qualities, and the little self-importance we vinee, considering we have had, and still have the ulrantige of you. The whigs are now trying to di- ent the minds of the people from the true issue, as I die vote of the State of Georgia had no efiect in an 'pension of popular will upon national politics, sul if we fay truth and honor aside, and espouse the de of policy, we can’t blame the whigs moch, for a burnt child dreads the fire,” or to use another home- : but expressive adage, “ it ia dangerous for cliiU irm to play with edged tools.” We might join ia- uc with the whigs upon questions of a local nature ‘hugefoe,, but for tho reason of tho great influence ■f dm expressed sentiment of a legislative body, but «<be reason that an election for Senator occurs, when wo ardently desire the defeat of tho Federal ncumbent, who has been rather premature in his (lions and attempted as early as last summer, while 'u die presence of such “ unnatural” allies as Daniel Webster, Rufus Choate and Cassias M. Clay, to lock us in the unnatural embrace of Federal Mas sachusetts.” We again oppose this system as an entire one, for tlie reason that if the whig party suc- eed, they will herald it forth as a triumph of tho treat immaculate whig party, and its idol in Geor gia—John McPherson Berrien. Wo say this, be cause we follow the only method of judging the fu ture,to wit: by the past; and by this wo aro ad monished that the whig party in’43 conducted tho baule upon this plan, and having carried the State, published St t* the world as an endorsement of tho retire whig creed by the State of Georgia. But tkis, gentlemen, uraaoaerime; we will talk about it when it happens a ascend time, for the history of four triumph* shew that when the people have be lieved yon, yon have deceived them, and aa soon aa (be opportunity offered, they hurled yon from power, Surfing you were aot the men yea represented your- ’ elves to be; and moreover, in the language of Mr. McAllister, yoa would “lock aa in the unnatural embrace of Federal Massachusetts,” Mr. McAllia- ter * in drawing his simile, could not have selected ‘vo States, the political complexion of which, when prepared, aro mare antipodes thaq.the States of Vgwaaod Massachusetts. Tire opt Republican, jl^efkerFedeikl in her politics. Whatts amain Below we give an extract of a letter from CapL Grice of the rindine, giving an account of tholand- their political creed, which wc are loth to believe, ing of the United States troops in Texas. It is dated, Aransas Bay, July 28,1845. On Saturday the 26th test, this American flag ‘nt, or arouses his anger, so Umt he fools ll ™ “ nfc considered political contamination which tlie waters of sorrowful repentance could not i for sha ving, Jayne’s Hair Tronic, Hair dye. Balm of Colom bia, Toilet Powders, Powder Puls Ac. Sec.—togeth er with a supply of Patent Medicines, of which the most popular kinds, and such as are of any merit, will always be kept on hand:—none other will be olfered to our customer*. We have also received a new stock of School Books and Stationary, which may he examined at any time at our establish ment. Please give us a call. WELCH & NELSON. May 28 7 tf ALEXANDER A. ALLEN, Min JA iaULi 9.1848 ■>;1 ,.VJ DR. T. D. MATTHEW Sf i PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND ACCOUCHEUR, ■ nir!2tj«sn A april 16, 1846. PETER JT. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Auin, Gxtotou. not let april 18,1846. E. II. PLATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW,! Albany, Georgia. . 0 j j april 10, 1846. :1 tf .. iMrtw SIMS & CHEEVER, FACTORS & General Commission JUerchantSy Atai^chjcola, Froiax. Wtt. W. Sims. , Wx. W. Cross.- April 16, 1846. ,, ..'".4 ..:'.tr . Just Rccived i)A Sacks Rio and Laguiria £t\3 400 Sacka Salt, 40 Bbls Old Rectified Whiskey, 6 do. American Brandy, 6 do. N. E. Rum 1 Pipe Superior Otard Brandy. 70 Coil Manilla St. Hemp Ro|ic, Touetlier with a large assortment of India and Kcn- EngfUli and Swecdes Iron, Trace wash put, tu be in anywise politically connected was first planted in Teres by authority, upon the Chains, Weeding tfoes, Axes end HoDow Ware. i.”— South end ofSt. Joseph s Island, upon which I am person ’ 1 with Federalism and “Federal Massachusetts. How it has occurred that the political sentiments of j landing the troops from the Alabama, inside the bay. Republican Georgians have seemingly undergone 1 There are now five hundred men encamped here, such a vast change, is a question for their serious consideration. If the matter is impartially consider ed, they will find that in sticking to party, they have deserted their principles, which to patriots are dear as life itself. The truo point at isaue “in the conflict” is as McAllister properly expresses it, whether Georgia should bo placed “ side by side with Republican Virginia or locked in the unnatural embrace of Federal Massachusetts,” or in other words, will Georgia prove true to her first love, Republicanism, or in this latter day bo consigned to Federalism ? Tho whigs know this to be the issue, therefore they evade the point. The democrats of Georgia “ in tlie coming conflict,” have selected as their “ Standarod Bearer,” Matthiw Hall McAl lister, of the county of Chatham, whom the whigs can And nothing against, save that which they utter to tho perversion of truth. Party rancour, party malice, personal envy and “ base misrepresentation” in the absence of good objections, have become the mode of warfare. It is not among those who know Mr. McAllister that such aspersions as have been cast upon him, enn injure him. But it is among those who, looking to the “papers” for political truths, they arc deceived with regard to the true character of this estimable man An Aristocrat! The man who knows AI. Hall McAllister, and would utter such an expression, the blush of shame would mount to his cheek, unless it be by somo man whom ho lias taken to his bosom, and who now stabs the reputation of his friend, for 1 apprehend there are someauch characters.—.In enemy to free suffrage! What act of hia gives rise to this charge ? Because he would not consent to trouble the people with voting upon a question, when they had already elect ed their representatives upon all such questions of ordinary legislation ? If this constitutes a man, an enemy to free suffrage,—who shall escape the charge? Is William C. Dawson politically dis honest? He that is not morally dishonest will not be politically so; and < wcro it not lor violating tho tity of private lifej we could tell of a truly noble act of tbis man, which would endoar him to every hon est man throughout Georgia’s length and breadth; an act which I apprehend has been of benefit to some who now traduce him. Georgians! M. Hall McAllister ia a Republican of the old school. You have only to know him to love him. The first Monday in October next, march to the ballot box and sustain him—shewing by your votes that you had rather see Georgia stand “side by ■ido with Republican Virginia” than to be “ locked in the unnatural embrace of Federal Massachu setts.” OGLETHORPE. and the scene is fall of interest The other vesrete with troops are not expected to arrive for several days.—JV. O. Picayune. Synopsis of Sheriff’s Sales, FOR SEPTEMBER. °f U>e Coqttitotioo ; to do every tiling upon the ged- *t»l Welbue p)an ; the object and effect of which Is ?®*®eeW»»to power in the General Government— from this jhoJu of construction arises tho advocacy Federal ><MMchn»rtta"of’aUiuted States Bank, DOOLY COUNTY. Three negro men, Lewis, Lott and Virgil: prop erty of George Knowles. Lot of land. No. 148, in the 1st district of Dooly: property of Wm. M. Hart Lot ot land No 88, in the 7th District of Dooly: property of Arthur Barden. tats of land, Nos. not known, but known as the placo whereon Wm. P. Causscaox now lives: levied n os his property. YOUNG P. OUTLAW, Sh’ff. East half of lot No. 31 in tlie 3d district of Doo ly: property of Abram Y. Peavy. One yoke of oxen and ox cart, and two cows and calves: property of Elijah Shivers. tfM. FARNELL. D. Sh’ff. DECATUR COUNTY. One hay hone, one two year old filly, three head rattle, 15 head of hogs, 2000 ibs seed cotton more >r less, tbe growing crop of corn of 25 acres, the growing crop of cotton of 20 acres: property of John tlishop. JAMES GRIFFIN,' Sli’ffi Also one lot of land, No 6 in the 17tli district of Decatur: property of Moriah Everetts, Adm’rx. on the estate of John Everets, deceased. Five lots of Land, Nos. 114,127,172,189 and 151 in the 16th dist: property of George Ciewis. Two lots of land Nos 192 anil 191 in tho 16th dis trict : property of George Clouds. AUG. I. BELL, D. Sh’flT. lowndsTounty. One chesnut sorrel mare 10 years old, and one iron jjray horse 3 years old: property of Hopkins M Fifteen head of stock cattle, and one sorrel mare 3 years old, and one forty saw cotton gin: property ol Daniel llumphrey. 490 acres of pine land No. 181, in the 16th district property of G. W. Abbot. 1060 acres of pine land Nos 113 and 25 in tbe 12th district, No 113 well improved, and 80 acres in the N. E. corner of No 70 in the 13th district, with some improvement, and one negro girl named Elio, 30 years old, 200 bushels of corn more or less, three stacks of fodder canmining 2500 Ibs more or less, 40 head of sheep more or less, one sorrel horse, one lot in the town of Troupville No 11, well improved: pro perty of John Studstill. CYPIAN BRINSON, Sh’ff. From the Western (Mo) Eexpositor. Third Exploring Tour to the Pacific. The expedition to the Rocky mountains, under command of Cupluin J. C. Fremont, of the U. S. Army, being (he third explor ing (our of that ctficer, left Westport on (be 261h insi. Captain Fremont is assisted by two junior officers of the Topographical corps, and employs tighty men. The de sign of this expedition is to complete the surveys of the plains, and mountains inter vening between the western boundary and the Pacific, heretofore partially accomplish ed by the Exploring Squadron and tbe two former expeditions of Captain Fremont. As far as we can learn, this party will proceed to survey the Arkansas nver to its source, after completing which the party will be divided. One division will then return by way of the head of the Rio del Norte, through the country of the Comanche In dians, on (he sources of Red River and by the lower water* of the Arkansas. The main division under Captain Fremont will cross the Colorado, complete the survey of the great Salt Lake, and penetrate by the waters of Mary’s river, (which flows west wards through Upper California, in the vicinity of the 42d parallel of lati- CARRIAGE MAKING. TOHE subscriber is at lenjrth able to announce to -*■ his friends and the public generally, that he is 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, to merit a liberal share of public patronage. %* All work done on liberal terms, and at the shortest notice. NICHOLAS LONG, Albany, Geo. July 9 1845 13 tf HEMRT J. STEWART, ATTORNEY AT LAW Troupville, Ga. August 13, 1845. 18 SIEBilEKSH S©B2®@Eao T HE Third Quarter of Mrs. Boughton’* School ■for Young ladies, will commence on the first Monday in September. Terms of Tuition, 4, 6, and 8 dollars per Quarter. Girla from a distance can obtain board in respectable families for from 6 to 8 dollars per month. Aug. 6,1845, 17 tf. jiERjajrr .ic.iDf.nr. rTHE Second Term of this Institution will com- mence on Monday, the 18th August. The price for Tuition will vary according to the branches which the Student is directed to study, from $8 to $16 per term of five months. It is desirable that applicants should be present at the beginning of the term, aa no deduction will be made only in cases of protracted sickness. JOSf L. DUNHAM, Principal. Albany, July 30,1845, 16 4L ludc, and t* lost in n lake at the eastern base of I he California mountains. I H is belie red that from a point- on Mary’s river, some days’ journey above iu mouth, the bead of the Sacrimento may be reached in „ _ t two da vs travel. The Sacrimento pene- fexture in Federalism? Alatitudinoqa construction lrates tW main chain of the California “ ‘ mountains, and lornw a practicable pass direct to the Bay of San Francisco. This is already known. It is also known that a practicable route exists from the head of the Sacrimeoio, in a northerly direction, by tbe DR. WILLIAM L. DAVIS, C ONTINUES tbe practice of his Profession, and may be (band si all times, when not pro fessionally engaged, at hia office of Broad stmt, next door to Mr. J. Jackson’s Store. April 23 1845. 2 tf UORA & McGWIER. ThEALERH in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, U 8hoes, Hats, ClotMiy he. Albany, April, 16th, 1645. Iff THOMAS PINKNEY SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, aprjB 16, 1845. Albajit, Georgia. desiring to purchase will do well tn give m call. W- E. SMITH. Albany, april 16, 1845. 1. tf COMMISSION & FACTORAGE- sassfctft THOMAS DOWELL, One of the late firm cf A. Wood dff Co., Sn^ Oa^ H AVING gone into the Comsnision and Factor age business, will attend to the sale of Cotton and utter Produce sent to him, and will also attend to the purchase of Family and Plantation supplies.' His charges will be aa moderate, aa any other pie?- mod’s doing basatoesa in this place. References: '' Messrs. N.B.&H.Weea,’) N. B. Knapp & Co., 1, Mr. Geo. A Hendrickson, | * Mr. Hiram Roberta. J Savannah, Ga, July SO, 1845, Gi. JOHN BILBO. ATTORNEY AT LAW. ALBANY GA. Will practice in the several Courts of the South- Western Circuit, and Thomas and Stewart coun ties. april, 16,1845. 1 tf. Tailoring Establishment, rnHE undersigned laving formed a co-partnership rW under tlie ram of LEWIS A McKEWEN, tender their services to the citizens of Albany, and tho public generally, and respectfully solicit a share of their custom. With a perfect knowledge of their business they feel confident that their work will lie execoted in a style and manner that will give gener al satisfaction. They are always in receipt of tho Fbshiona as soon as they come out, and from their experience in the ornamental branches of their busi ness, they can assure the Beau Monde of Albany “ fashionable work entrusted to their lamb. J. LAW, ATTORNEY At Bninbridgc, Decatur County, Georgia, Will attend punctually tbe Superior Courts of tho Counties of Early, Baker and Decatur, of the South western, and of the County of Thomas of the South ern Circuit July 9,1845, 13 y They have also CLOTHS and that all will be done up in first rate style, on land, a handsome assortment of 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 Albany and tho country generally, for the very liberal patronage they have heretofore extended to Mm, and respectful ly solicits a continuance of their favors to the new concern. A11 work entrusted to their care, will be despatched with promptitude and fidelity. Their shop is near the corner of Broad and Washington streets in tbe rear ol Mr. John Jackson’s store. DAVID LEWIS, SAMUEL McKEWEN. Albany, July 2,1845, 12—ly. D. &. J. VASON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Albany, Georgia. april 16,1845. 1 tf R. K.&J. D. HINES, Attorneys A Counsellor* at Law. Omcss is Macos it Albany, Geo. They trill practice in the following Counties. Bibb, Macon. Thomas, Thomasrille. Hourton. Perry. Decatur, Bainbridge. Dooly, Vienna. Stewart, Lumpkin. Macoo, Lanier. Sumpter, Americas. Lee, Starts tide. Randolph, Cuthbcrt. Early, Blakely. Pulaski, llawkmsxitte. Baker, Albany, And in the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Georgia. They wDl attend any other Court, not conflicting with the above, when engaged specially to do so. The attention of both partners will be given to til business entrusted to their care. Letters may be addressed to the firm at cither place. Rrcsann K. Hikes. Jobe B. Hikes. April 16, 1846, 1 3m GROCERIES. T Ho subscriber has now on hdnd, and will he re ceiving from New York and New Orleans, the following articles of Groceries, which he offers to hia customers, and the poblie gen erally, on aareaaonsble terms, FOR CASH, as can be bought in this market; and respectfully solicits the patronage of the public generally. Among hia as&Kfcir 1 wdanw Floor, Northern and Wes. Nalls sad Spikes, tern. Powder and Shot. Bacon, Country and Wes- Percussion Caps Flints, tern. looking Glasses, Lard, Vinegar, Coffee Stills, Soap (varieties of) Shingling hatchets. Tobacco, (carious brands) Collins’ Axes, Snuff (bottles & bladders) Weeding & Patent Hoes, SBSmp&gT' Manilla and Ky. Rope. Whiskey Sec. Stc. JOHN JACKSON. 'Albany, Geo. april 16 1845. Iff HENRY MORGAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ALBANY, GEORGIA, I • Will pracetico in all tbe Counties of the South-Wes tern Circuit. ■ ii . June 18,1846. 10 tf GREAT DISCOVERYl OH WATSON'S UNRIVALED FEVER AND AGUE PILLS! A CERTAIN and permanent cure for AGUE and FEVER, in ail its various forms, in four hours. For sale in Albany, Ga., by WcLcn & Emxo, a- Ibc Drug Store, ana by Agents generally throughout the Southern part of Georjpa and Alabama. Price only fifty cents—one box to cure two eases. Albany, June II, 1845, 9—Em. RICHARD F. & J. LYON, ATTORNIES cf COUNSELLORS AT LAW. ALBANY, Baber Co.,' 6a. H AVE recently entered into a Partnership m the Practice af Late, and wilt continue the prac tice in the several Crania of the commie* dt Baker, JEacon. Meet, Booty, Randolph, Decatur, Sumpter, Mrtcin. , All matters submitted to their care in any of these counties, will meet with prompt .mis™ and be brought to a speedy conclusion, april 30th 1845 3 ]y. SAPPINGTON’S ASUtooIFIE^IBm XPSStlliSs. A Certain and Effectual Cure for Flavin ami Ague, ' For sale ter W. E. SMITH, april 16. 1 tf 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 writ Ub warranted to keep good time. Gold wrongkt into Kings or other ornaments, and silver into spoons, will be ^ warranted in workmanship equal to that of any establishment in Georgia. Terms Cash, and prices to suit tho times. Shop sfaoted an Broad srtcct, next doorabove the‘Patriot* May I4th 1845. 5 tf " ' RICn.IBB B. CE.1RK, ■■ ATTORNEY AT Law; ; Albakt, Gxokgu. Wm practice to the . Counties of Baker. Lee, Deca tur, Dooly, Sumter, bndolph and Early, of tbe South-Western Circuit, Stewart, of the * chee, and Thomas, off ~ ‘ “ ID- Office under the' 1 TOB WORK of all kind* e . Aj« 16,1845. 1 at this Office 'low'-iilt sjIooci