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c ' ' : na tins » eanaiuaic 10 represent lucm u « !^yo branch of the next Legislature, ■ft of Was- FVnoB, -Esq., Judge called to the Chair, and Maj. Thos. B. i ccive not! asssr-? p»y W i SRKSdlKiilnte . «n tlw Oadr. *tnl Mai. TImw. R CCIVn nnfhino- in mi.im K..» U.. ... i ,l._ __ * W*? to act aa secretary. jtivo publii I*®*:'-!;,.,, „f Judge A. A. Morgan, the following I not well foul tuk* “fliiionof Judge A. A. Morgan, the following i not well founded and is readily'removed. . fIt ; adopted, for tbe regulation ofthe proceed-: The entire debt of Texns, it is asserted by the meeting. ' j those fanliliar with the manor, does not. ex- ' gcsolteJ, That this meeting proceed to nom- ceed twelve millions of dollars. The pnb» ‘"■(o, ballot, some individual to be run a* the lie domain comprises 136,000,000 of acres ‘ uiae of the democrats, for Representative from —82,000,000 of which are as fertile and of Dooly. w) That a majority, and not a mere plurality of be absolutely necessary for the nomina- 0 f any individual. j That the chairman call to his assistance two J“j al U to assist in receiving and recording the ^ voters at this nomination, and upon any ’‘JSaal receiving a majority of the ballots given 'that be be declared by the chairman as duly- * toted by this meeting) The names of Jacob fsrrearingin "“d W “>- McDaniel, Esqrs., were to tire meeting, when it proceeded tobal- -Tgpon counting out the ballots, it apppued that fTpJel had 85 votes, and Styearingin 185— •V ‘ ,pon, Mr. Sweaeiugui was declared the duly “S candidate of tbe party. • I, u-a. further resolved by the meeting, that we , , pride and pleasure, the nomination of M. \un McAllister, hy the late Democratic Con- '^tion—and we will rally to his support in October , iu tve did to the standard of Polk and Dallas, November last. o. • DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman, Thos. B. Doxvellv, Scc’y. • ■nruiocratlc Meeting in Dooly. *^tlag'flf the Democratic Party of Dooly | * JHm HjfcH Evened on.tho 18th in.-t.. fur the pnrjjoM- Texas annex; t opponents of On this day week, the lots 'of land lof- manimouscon-1 leried oil’by Georgia, which have reverted the plea that to the State, will be granted to any person ivw» emmlnwJ Sn ' nnnltiin* fikft" . 4 r,9 « • . t —t'-9 ——~ .—unanunoi toreprerenttbeminthe summation, now interpose the pleu „ UI ttu , „ lov „ Ih! wntaS hi ^ fot-From th msourc^ . ——-———; Early mortgage Sale, POE NOVEMBER. VTTILL be gold before the Court House door, in TV Blal 3 ~ - 1 in return but her unprodoc- But this objection is or twenty thousand dollars. Purchasers of From the .V. O. Picayune, 19Ih inst.- I nter from Texas. IV brig Hope, Howes, left Laguna on the Oth j<t.. md reports that a Mexican war schooner ar- at fHuipesdiy on the 5th, with a requision ,,,* the Yucatan Government for troops. The Yucatecos told them that if the Mexicans went to ith the United States, they must find their ,TH men; that V ucatan would not. Still Latfb.—The ship Queen Victoria, Capt. Utortt, arrived last night from Aransas Bay, iVsre site sailed on Tuesday, the lSth inxt., at 4 M., and arrived off the Bar on the 10th. Capt. (os kindly mi ni.-lied tlie following: l". 8. ship of war, Falmouth, Capt. Sands, with _ -atelier, lelt at the same time for the Balize, and no t yet arrived. U. S. brig Lawrence, Capt .uvir, too left in company for the Balize with des- pitrbcf, and arrived yestorday, and sent them on tanl the Queen Victoria, lying inside the Bar. rJiy the Lawrence lay off and on, waiting alere. Ship Suviah was off the Aransas Bar on the 12th, nW.ins; the steamer Monmouth was alongside i her when hist seen. The achr. Two Friends ar- ivod at 11’. M. on the 11th, and lay off St. Joseph’s, uar La' camp. 8ohr. Rosetta left the Shell Bank for Corpus Caristi on the 10th inst., with her cargo on board, md was ashore oil the 12th, on the fiats. A schooner with American colors arrived just as I ft, hut did not learn her name, supposed her to be the Swallow. Aug. 15th, at sunset, saw the barque Wm. Ivy, with troops on hoard, steering W. S. W., 30 miles om the 8. W. Pass. Aug. ltkh and 17th, saw schooner Mary Wilkes, ith horses on board, becalmed off South Point, at a nchor, with a strong Northerly current Also saw schr. Eutcrprisc in company with her, both bound Aransas Bay. Found the current strqng to the ) jftnanl all tlie passage. The steamer Undine had crossed the flats he rein Aransas and Curpus Christi and was trans lating troops and stone from Shell Bank to Kin- in'.. Ram-lie, where the whole of the 3d Intently vrrr on the 12th inst The Undine had made one hip and was returning to make a second when she r< nound, and lay three days with two companies eitik'dtli Inlantry on boaid. She succeeded :n get- -getTon Tuesday morning, tbe 12to,and procced- t to Corpus Cliristi. Gen. Taylor was on board tv Undine at last accounts. He left Camp St te.ph on Monday morning, tho lltb iast At St. Joseph’s, waiting orders 'to 'move, were ocpjaies F, B, E and G—Captains Page, Morri- Buchanan and Alden—4th Regiment Intently. Abo, Company E. 3d Artilleiy,' Lieut Bragg com bing, waiting the arrival of their ca Cuapay II. Capt Morris, was at Shell Bank with •‘tores and sutler’s department It was reported that the remainder of the troops * ire to go to McGlowan’s Bluff, which was thought *oold he the best place for a depot The Ranchc Iriag too f ;ir trom sea, and not too well supplied »ah wood and water. An exploring party bad been J- 01 ,u the Bluff to select a good landing, &c. At •hell Bank there is no water, and at St Joseph’s A* water is not very good, although abundant by Egging si* feet and sinking barrels. There was “ Hckness among the troops. The air was veiy ■* “rf the nights cool, with a constant broeztfftom tvs. Plenty of tbe best kind of fish stall the , and within gun-shot or tlie fires and cooking- P*** plenty of deer, iiresh beef (two cents per found) and wild birds. Some few wolves even pas- f mg through the camp; and not a few rattlesnakes ,u *otula spiders on St Joseph’s Island. productive lands as ever tnnn would wisli to cultivate. Tlio Texans are now selling their unimproved lands at two to three dob- lavs per acre; and tlrcy have not the most distant idea of disposing of the same to the United States government in tlie payment of their debt. It is said loo, that only small portions of these lands arc encumber ed by indiun titles; and thm no .Indians are located upon them. The Cnroanches are the only tribe in Texas, and they roam from place to place like the wandering A- rnbs. Tlie Congress of the United States excluded the debt and lands of Texas from the contract,'and the inveterate opponents of the measure, can therefore dissipate ail fears of evil and injustice on this score.— The government of Mexico, it seems by re cent demonstrations, is the only power that has deemed it expedient to tak« practical exception to the whole proceeding; and she will soon bo taught by I ho American people, 'he complete infatuation of her im potent and blustering'declarations of war! Southern (Mi.) Reformer? the first day of the reversion, some fifteen Our Naval Force In the Gnlf. At tlie present time, or in tho course of a few days, our naval force in the Gulf will be somewhat formi dable. When all arrive there will be fifteen sail of vcesolsof war there under our national flag, viz: Tlie frigate Potomac, 51 guns. Sloopreif-war St. Mary, 22 “ “ “ Saratoga, . , 22 “ “ “ Falmouth, 22 “ “ ’ “ John Adams, 22 “ “ , “ Marion, 18 “ Brig-of-war, Somers, 12 “ “ “ Lawrence, . 12 “ “ “ Porpoise, 13 “ “ “ Dolphin, 10 “ Revenue Cutter Woodbury, C “ Steamer Mississippi, 12 “ “ Princeton, 12 *■ “ Gen. Taylor 6 “ “ Col. Harney, 8 “ “ Monmouth, 0 “ 248 guns. Of these, by last accounts, the sloop-of-war Ma rion, the brig Dolphin, and the steamer Col. Harney, were on their way. The frigate Potomac and the brig Porpoiso are at Pensacola, repairing. The sloope-of-war Falmouth and John Adams, and the brig Somers are also lying at that place, and the Steamers Mississippi and Princeton have recently arrived there.—-V. O. Jcjf. Rep. The number of troops which embarked on the Al. abama for Texas last Thursday evening is 403, os follows: Major Gally’s Artillery, 108 * Capt. Fomo’s Company, 83 The Infantry, 214 The whole of this force is under tho command Major Gaily, than wliom a worthier and abler officer does not exist lb. ungranted Iol8, ; lernnnt9 Hr possession, and other* interested,"had better attend dot heir interests-, on the first d»y. of the granting, which will be t he second day of September. Applications will be received at the Treas ury, at an early hour oh that day. - • Georgia Journal, r Bed of ptamosda fa Mexico. According to the report of an expert ge ologist, Von Gerold, diamonds have been discovered in the Mexican mountain range in the Sierra Madre, in the direction of Aca pulco to the Soul h West of the city of Mex ico. Humboli had conjectured that dia monds and platina occurred further to the northwest, in tlie gold washery of Sonoro. It is also said fhat iibiRCnse tracts of aurif- arous alluvia occurred' in Upper California, as also in New Mexico. They are princi pally in possession of-wild tribes, a circum stance which accelerates the intrusion of N. Americans, and hastens the taking posses sion of them by strangers, " The Texas National Rogister of the SIst ulf; commentingx>n the decree issued by the Mexican government on the 4th of June lasjp. calling upon “all ’the children of the Mexican nation to defend her national independence, threatened by the usurpation of Texa%* says : “Texas overcame the men of the Mcxicnn nation with too little trouble in 1836todrend a contest with their children, in 1845.. We buried their fathers at San Jacinto, but will give their children grave on the Rio Grande.”—«\*. Y. Sun. Naval. Orders were received last Thursday, to fit up the sloop of war Sale, ready for the Gulf of Mexico. ’ She has;-according been taken to pieces for the purpose of rebuilding her from the water’s edge., r Sotne' .fifty or sixty men are busily engaged "bf>6'h :: 'her, and site will probably be ready in about kix weeks.—Brooklyn MveHbrerl Our trade with Brazil is becoming important— Tlie exports hut year, were §2,818,000. Imports, 66,883,00, consisting chiefly of coffee, cocoa and chocolate. Site took $1,600,000 of bread stufis and provisions,sad.$666,000 of manufactured goods, and employs 48,000 tons of .American shipping; while the tonnage of other nations, in that trade is only 16,618 tons.—lb. cattle, Abraham, a negro man, about 70 yean old; Alien,* man, about 40 years old; Peter, a man, 42 ; earn old; Hollan, * woman, about 50 jraaia old; . tevi, a man, about 18 yean old; Jem, a boy, 15 yean old; Aboer,a boy, 11 years old; littlcton, a boy, 10 yean old; Peter, a boy, 7 years old; Richard,* boy,5 yean old; Ham, a man, about 35 nan old—all levied on aa the property of Joahaa :|ania, to satisfy a Mortgage Fiji* maned from Early Inferior court: Mary Lunday vs. Joshua Har ris. Property pointed out in aaid ti £u Sept 3,1845, — Texas. B J letters received yesterday from Texas, via JttMcoIa,ag late as the 14th from /nnaaa,*nd tbe tJtlitrum Corpus Christi, we have been pat inpoe- t^ion of some additional informal an from these The U. S. Troops bad loft St Joseph’s ■’Otti, and had encamped on the mtin land. The < ® c, 'r» and men were in' fine-health and spirits, and ?* *“* breezes and cool atmosphere about the camp ■ft no mem fdr fear that any sickness would appear. Ao accounts of the Mexican army of im asiaa had jelled the camp a* late as the 14th. A courier >«en despatched to Metamozaa and returned; ** brought no netH of Arista or any other Mexi- General, and reports the force at Metamoros as " not exceeding 400 strong. ‘ °l the l'Jth bnt, the ashsotwr SmOmo, Captain Letten of itlnrqtte and Reprisal. We heard it stated an Saturday last, says the Philadelphia Ledger, hy an intelligent officer of the United States Government, that Mr. Polk was de termined, in case of a war with Mexico, to make a terrible example of any foreigners not belonging to Mexico, or parties to tho war, who may attempt aggressions upon American commeroe under color of letters of marqnc from the Mexican Government. He will, give orders to the Naval commanders to treat all such adventurers as pirates, as in reality they will be. It will be easy to distinguish them by language, and a few examples it it thought will he sufficient to pot a stop to their cowardly, dishon est and murderous operations. The Mexicans have bat a very limited marine, and have scarcely energy or enterprise sufficient to put ten privateers afloat bat a war will afford a pretext to adventurers of other rations to commence a system of robbery un der letters of marque, and the best means we. can adopt to defend ourselves against them, will be to pursue the course which it is said tho President has already marked out, and punish them as pimtea. New Mode of War. In oar paper test Friday, wo gave an extract of letter front Vera Crux, in which we. were informed that tho Castle of San Joan do Ulloa was stripped of all its shot, for fear it might fall into the hands of tho Americans. Another letter from Tobascostatcs that the Mexicans have taken all the guns and sol diers from tho fort at the month of the river, for safe keeping. But tho captain of tho steamboat, in attempting to land the same, let all the cannon roll in the river, where I think they will remain. If they don't whip Uncle Sam, well he darned! (Oti Dominion. [af I take this mctliod of expressing my thanks to those citizens who so kindly assisted me in my en deavors to olitain the money I lost some time since, also to ferret out and punish the offi-nders. FRANKLIN O. WELCH. Albany, Sept 3, 1845, 21 o It. A LL persons indebted to the estate of Benjamin F. Porharn, late of Madison county, (Fla.) dec’d, arc requested to make immediate-payment, and those having demands against the estate, to render them in, iu terms of the law. CAROLINE A. PERHAM, Adtn’rx. Thomasville, Kept. 3,1815, 21 flw. Early SIicriflT’s Sales, FOR OCTOBER. W ILL be sold on tlie first Tuesday in October next before the Court House door in Blakely, between the usual hours of sale, tbe following pro- perty, to wit: Ixit of land. No. 100, In tbe 26th district of Early county; as the property of I sham R. Sheffield, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from a justice court of said county-.'John Matlock and Others vs. Isham R. Sheffield. ' Levy made and returned to me by a JOSEPH COLLIER, Sheriff 21 tds. ALEXANDER A. ALLEN, «! TTORJ\'JE T* .ITi.IIV, July 9,1845 »y FETCH JT. STXOZIEfa ATTORNEY AT LAW, " april 16,1845. Atarax, Gioscx Baker SherifPs Sale, VoR OCTOBER. , RNTILL be sold before the Court House door at TT Newton, Baker county, on the first Tcusday October next, the following property, to wit: One boose and lot, situated in the city of Albany, No. not known, but known aa the residence Of Capt. Jesse Lott; levied arias his property, to satbfrr sun dry fl las from Baker Superior court: John P. Gaul- din, adm’r, Ac., and others vs. Jesse Lott. Proper ty pointed oat by plaintiff Also, ora negro nan,called Allen; leried on as tlie property of Win. Henderson, to satisfy one fi fit from Baker Superior court: Richmond L. Paine va. William Hendereon. Also, lot of land, No. not known, in the first dis trict of Baker county, bnt known as the place where on Wilson Hall now lives ;'ltfied on as the property of Charles W. Millingan, to satisfy sundry justice fi fits: John Lyon and otima va. Charles W. Milli gan. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Levy made and returned by a constable. GEORGE' VV. COLLIER, Sheriff. At the —me. timfi and place, WiU be mid. One negro woman, named Dinah, about 40 years old; levied on as the property of John Montgomery, to satisfy several fi fits from Baker Superior court: one in favor of E. Simpson, &■ Co., mud others vs. John Montgomery. Property pointed out by pl'ff Also, throe lots of land, in tbe 3d district of Baker county, No’s. 239,240 and 241; levied on as the property of Lemuel B. Skaggs, to satisfy sundry fi las from Baker Superior court: Cyras Uibinson and others va.Lemnal&|SkaggaManoa M.Seaggsand Newton H. Skaggs, a dines of L. B. Skaggs. Pro perty pointed oat by administratore. AJso, tbe lot of land, with the improvements there, on, No. not known, in the 3d district of Baker coun ty, whereon Marion M. Skaggs lives; levied on as the property of Lemuel B. Skaggs, to satisfy one U fa from Baker Superior court: George S. Liny vs. Marion M. Skaggs and Newton II. Skagg*. aihn’rs of Lemuel B. Skaggs, di c'd. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Alto, lot of land, No. 295, in the 3d district of Ba ker county; levied on ns the property ol' Morgan Brown, to satisfy four justice court fi lias: Isaac Tull vs. Morgan Brown, principal,and Silas Floyd, secu rity. Levy made and returned by a constable. Also, two mules and one small road waggon and two harness; levied on as the property of Tno’s. T. McCollum, to satisfy one fi fa from Randolph Superi or court: Nathan u. Christie vs. said McCollum. II. n. GUNNISON, D. Sh’ff. Sopt. 3,1845, 31 tds. E. H.'PIATT, limBSBZ AT LAW, Albaxt, Geosgia. april 16, 1846. t ,tf . SIMS & cheeverT Jyyf FACTORS *J^y| General Commission Merchants, Apalachicola, Florida. W»i. W. Sun. Wbl W. CHbbvbe. April 16, 1845 . 1 tf COMMISSION A FACTORAGE- THOMAS DOWELL, One of the late firm of A. Wood 4 Cu., Sen., Ga., H AVING gone into the Commision and Factor age business, will attend to the sale of Cotton and other Produce sent to him, and will also attend to the purchase of Family and Plantation tupplier. His charges will be as moderate, as any other per son’s doing bu8sinesa in this place. 1 Messrs. N. B. & H. Wecd,j Mr. B G^“i. P feSri’ckzon, i Skxwzrerart, Mr. Hiram Roberts. J Savannah, Ga, July 30,1845,. T6 Cm. • JOHN BILBO. ATTORNEY AT LAW. ALBANY GA. . Will practice ip (he several Courts of fife South- Western Circuit, and Thomas and Stewart coun ties. ■ - i.i ■ april, 16,1845. • - I tf. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bnlnbrldgc, Decatur County, Georgia, Will attend punctually (he Superior ConitV of the * Counties of Early, Baker and Decatur, of fte South western, and of toe County of Thomas ofthe South ern Circnit. July 9. 1845,13y Baker Mortgage Sales, FOR OCTOBER. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in October next, before the Court House door in Newton, Baker cpuuty, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Six lots of laud, situated in tbe 3d district of said county, viz: Lots No's 177,178,183,184, 317 and 218—all levied on as the property of Francis G. Baldwin, to satisfy ono Mortgage Fi Fa from Baker Siqicrior court; James Sapp and Nathan Rackley vs. Francis G. Baldwin. Property pointed out in said fi fa. Also, three city lots, in the city of Albany, known aa No's 55,57 and 69, on Pine street; levied on as the property of Mordacia Alexander, to satisfy one Mortgage Fi Fa from Baker Superior court; Wm. Henderson, adm’r of Wm. Howard, dec’d trs. Mor dacia Alexander. Property pointedout in raid fi la. GEORGE W. COLLIER, Sheriff. Sept 3, 1845, 21 tds. HENRY J. STEWART, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Troupvillc, Ga. August 13, 1845. 18 tf HENRY MORGAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ALBANY, GEORGIA, WiQ praceticc in ail the Counties ofthe South-wes tern Circuit. June 18, 1845. 10 tf Also,.140 acres of land, being the north-east port of lot No. 155, in the 28lh district of said county; as tlie property of David Howard, to satisfy two fi fas, one from tho Superior court of raid county: Sain’l Gainer, Guardian of Marion' }. I’hiltips vS. George W. Stewart and David Howdrd—the other issued fronts justice court of saidcounty: Edward Roe vs. David Howard and George W. Stewart. Land pointed out by Howard. " ‘ <' Also, a lot in the town of Fort Gaines, No. not known, lying opposite, Wilson’s old Tavern, now occupied by J. D. Slayton, having thereon a two story building with other improvements; as the property of Silas Wilson, to satisfy a fi fe issued from lately Superior court; George G. Miller vs. Joseph P. Hardee and Silas Wilson. Property pointed out by Silas Wilson. Also, one negro woman, named Linda, about 30 years old; as toe property of William C. Leath, to satisfy two fi las, one from Troup Superior cdurt: Kinchin Little vs. William C. leath, principal, and Kankey T. Johnson, security—the ether from Troup Inferior court: Rufus Brown vs, William C. Leath. property pointed out by leath. Also, lot of land, No: 18J,-in the 4th district, and Matilda, a negro womaq, about 34 years old, and Frederick, a boy, about 17 years old; as the property of John Buchanan, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Ear ly Superior court: Alexander Fryer, adm’r of Win. Y. Fryer, deceased, vs. John Buchanan. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. JOSEPH COLLIER, Sheriff At the tame time and glace, "rill be told, Imt of land, No. not known, in the 6th district of Early county, whereon William Satton now resides; levied on as tlie property of William Sutton, to satis- fy a fi fa ireacd bom Early Superior court: John Dill &. Co. vs. William Sutton. Also, one half of lot, No. 214, in the 28th district of Early county; as the property of John A. Wood, to satisfy a fi la issued bom Early Superior court Seaborn Hays, bearer, va. John A. Wood. Also, tho lands compusing Joahaa McDonald’s plantation in tbe 28th district of Eariy county; as being tor the Democracy in North Carolina. In \ toe property of Joshua McDonald, to satisfy a fi fe Indian,'Alabama arid Tennease, oar victory feljssaed from Early Superior court: George W. complete. - In Florida, the rennd of the recent tri- i T**nrvs> Joshua McDonald. Lands pointed out umph of democracy baaacarrady died away amid te j M ^ ^praung the plantation expanded everglades. Cheered oo the North, South, ^ ^ Ritb district of Early county, now in the poa- East and West, by the shouts of victory; can Geor- session of DcasoyHaridft k>‘the property ot Dcm- sey Harrell, to satisfy tarn fifes bsueLfioni Decatur Georgia, Baker County. 'FCTHEREA8, Matthew Fairelnth applies to me * * for letters of Administration on toe estate of Isaac Brinson, late of said county, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, tlie kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within tho time pre scribed by few, then and there to shew cause, (if any they have J why said letters should not be granted. Giren under my band at office, this, 1st day of Sep tember, 1845. SETH C. STEVENS, c. c. o. Sept. 3,1845, 21 30d. Georgia, Baker County. IXflUikGAS, Allen Lewis applies to me for Let- V » tcra of Administration on the estate of Sauiuel Sellers, fete of said county, deceased: There are therefore to cite and admonish mil and singular, the kindred and creditors of amid deceased to be and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by few, then and there to shew cause, (if any they have,) why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, tills, 1st day of Sep tember, 1846. SETH C. STEVENS, c. c. o. Sept 3,1845, 21 30d. From the Federal Union. With the raws of tbe glorious results of tire re cent elections, sounding in their care, how can the democracy of Georgia indulge In the sleep of lethar gy ? In Kentucky, the very Gibralter of Coonery, the majority of the aggregate vote will scarcely overgo 2500 for the whigs; and the chance* are dechMy in fiavor of a majority of the popular vote V <n attempting to cross the bra at tho Aransaa, gia hesitate aa to her duty 1 Democrats bestir your- on Ibo'aoitla breakers,-and meat to piece* selves, fiom river torivaraad from Mountain to mm. ■rack _ _ tfce day foj] olv j n g fin schooner left here about board. pended rtpco the pending contest. Rally w'rthen- ■tretand nothing belonging to tho 3d regiment thnsiasm—be united, and bent oo vfctwy and the * infantry.‘7P$4*copfehs- arid erriw reached the day ahall be ears. The defeat of oof Standard ^ in Hfete,aa*tenfltirinK hot .the vaaoel’a pa- hearer, viUfre tifo temporary ascendency of Fader- fn rod letters,' knd arartfonoT their clothing. A al principles. Thfe, thfe, is enough-to aaimate tiro MkDDDfrtJ* tirta. hiraraodonradamaaM, aafl new* W» ■» *»thn JV. .O. Jeff. Rep. 23d till. Superior court: Jeremiah. Tate vs. Dcmscy Harrell dfc Ol, Phillip Wilaan vai Dehney HairelL Lands routed ont br Joint P. Ganldin. Abo, 40 bend of stock cattle; *» the property of William J. Bush, to satisfy arfife iaeoed from Early Superior coerl: Beajuahr Collier va. Wilham Bush, maker, and Joshua W.Iane, indorser. Gat- tU nfttirtwi fmt by Bmhr “ ^ JOHN C. BUTLER, Deputy Sheriff - Sept 9,1845, 31 tds. George K. Roberta BILL in Baker Superior Court, for Ducmeiy Injunction and Relief. Returnable to the De cember Term, 1845. Francis Holden, Peter J- Stroxier, Jesse Tucker, Abraham Dyson, and Thomas Harvey. rjtHE Public are hereby required to take notice, - 1 - that on the first day of (bis instant,* Bill of In junction was sanctioned by his Honor Lott Warren, enjoining (he mid Francis Holden from trading, and tlie said Tnckcr from paying to any person whatever, two promisory notes, made payable in their face, to ora David L. Holden, ora for two hundred and thir ty-three dollars, the other for sixty-aeven dollars, both Ming dated on or about tho fint instant, and due the first day of January next, as any negociation will be held vmd by the Court of Chancery. GLORGE K. ROBERTS, Complainant in the abate BiU. September 1st, 1845. 21 3t Copartnership- DOCTORS DAVIS & MATHEWS Alban; I vicinity, that they bane tide day associated themselves in toe practice of their aaofrminn, and haps that (heir uMon will prove satisfactory to their mutual friends. They will give prompt attention to til etita either Their dloe'vritlbe continued at too ora, at pres ent, occupied by Dr. W. L. Davis. CT Messages left either at their office on Broad at-, or at tho rraidrnm at Dr. Mstfasars, ccraar of Pine and Joahaon at’al, wfll be promptly i Albany, Aag. 3t, 1815, 20tT J. LAW, 1UCHAKD F. & J. LYON, ATTORN1ES df COUNSELLORS AT MW, ALBANY, Baker Co., Ga, H AVE recently entered intoa PorMerskipinthe Practice of Late, and will continue the prac tice in the several Courts of the counties of Baker, Macon, JLee, Dooly, Hanttoiph, Decatur, Sumpter, Irwin* All matters submitted to their care in any of these counties, wffi meet with prompt attention, and be brought to a speedy conclusion, april 30th 1815 3 ly. S APPIN GTON’S A Certain and Effectual Cun for Fzveb aid Ague, For sale by W. E. SMTOf. april 16. 1 -tf BICtMABD B- CEAlttK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Albany, GeoegiA. Will practice in the Connties of Baker, Lee, Deca tur, Dooly, Sunter, Randolph and rferly, of too South-Western Circnit, Stewart, of the Chattahoo chee, and Thomas, of the Southern Circnit, VT Office under the “ Charier" Office, Broad ft. THOMAS PINKNEY SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, april 16, 1845. Albany, Geobgia. 1 tf BORA & McGWIEK' D EALERS in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hata, Clothing Sta- Albany, April, 16th. 1845. 1 ft D. J, VASON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Albasx, Gzcbgic april 16,1845. 1 tf R. K. & J. B. REYES, Anorneys A CotnueUon at Law. Orriczs in Macox & Albaxt, Gz6. They will practice in the following Counties. Bibb, Macon. . Thomas, ’ ThomaniUe. Houston. Perry. Decatur, Bcinbridge. nay,Vienna. - StewArt, Lumpkin. Macon, Larder'. Sumpter, Americas. Lee, Stnrk$riUe. : ,:i :. Randolph, Cujibert. Early, Dfefafy; " PufeskU lladkimille. And hrtho CbenK Coort of tite Urffitd Sates flwtite Dixbtel of Georgia. ~ not conflicting The Mr^egbeatotil Letter* may bo addressed to the firm at tether laoa- r- --> HitetottfeJbana. mtOSa'B. routs. April 16, 1845, ■ 1 Am