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If I cannot from the lands build the road, | SENATORS ELECTED
rill, sdl ■»« the Undo; they do not part with 1st Dis-r.-Chatham county,
I' c 5tl»‘ ien0t a PP Iied ? o - ,t - 2d “ Bryan and Liberty.
|on c ‘ in ^ j can build it, and from tlic lands. If I
|»f n * people and the world gain all I have
It
3d
gain ait l have pro*! 4^
necessary that this ‘ 5 t (,
Gth
■#’5 •Ycs.far more. .
‘ inn be decided by the next Congress; the lands
r lf 14 being taken op, from the lake to the Missis-
'"■01 will soon be so much so as to defeat the
, ' l [ Iowa will soon bo made a Suite, and VVis-
which-wotild bo an'bhjcctioh. Ts'gis-
i, relation to Oregon might also affect it, so
r v oa ly seems to be the time when it can be
** ^ Oregon, so miiclr interested in, and so entire*
| wndent upon this road for its membership of and
‘ jo,, witli our government, calls for action.
‘ 1 fill! all here in favor of my project. Shall leave
, . in a few days, pass through Illinois, Indianna,
F ^ ani | Pennsylvania, and hope to be in New York
1.,h 0 middle'of next month.
S - Yours truly, A. WHITNEY’
\nother destructive fire occurcd in Montreal on
. 4th inst. consuming a great number of buildings
i a largo amount of other property.
Election Returns.
Wo are enabled to-day to lay before our readers,
■, result of the late election, in all the counties in
, gQtt, except Montgomery, from which it ap-
- jrs jf r . Crawford had received 3G.145, and Mr,
I Vc lllistcr 34,723, leaving a majority for Mr. Craw-
v-ntinel of the 16th inst. We do not know
B f v arc official, but presume they will be f<
Ljuly correct The Senate is said to consis
,r.t ballot. We have lost the House by tl
1 of our friends in several of the strong dcmocrat-
{ induced to come to tbo polls when they think
$ 110 danger of defeat.
.. Jackson.
Bryan and Liberty, "Hines.
McIntosh and Glynn, Gigniiliatt.
Camden and Wane, King.
Ware and Lowndes, Jones.
Appling and Montgomery, Moody.
Bulloch and Tatnall, Cone.
Effingham and Scriren, McGahagan.
9th »
Burke and Emanuel,
Reynolds.
10th “
VViikinsdn and Laurens,
King.
11th “
Irwin and Telfair,
■ Wilcox:
12th “
Decatur and Thomas,
MitcheU.
13th “
Baker and Early,
Colly. .
14th “
Randolph and Stewart,
Boynton.
15th “
Lee and Sumter,
CrawfoTd.
16th “
Muscogee and Harris,
Calhoun,
17th “
Houston and Macon,
Holderness.
18th “
Talbot and Marion,
Smead.
19th “
Pulaski and Dooly,
Whitfield.
20th “
Bibb and Twiggs,
Chappell.
21st “
Washington and Jefferson, Curry.
22d “
Richmond and Columbia,
Miller.'
23d “
Warren and Taliaferro,
Harris.
24th “
Hancock and Baldwin,
Kenan.
25th “
Putnam and Jones,
Hardeman.
26th “
Monroe and Pike,
Marlin.
27th “
Crawford and Upson,
Brown.
28th “
Meriwether and Coweta,
Lee.
29th “
Troup and Heard,
Ridley.
30th “
Carroll and Campbell,
Bell.
31st “
Fayette and Henry.
Stall. .
32d “
Butts and Jasper,
Broadus.
33d “
Newton and Walton,
Hill.
34th “
Morgan and Greene,
Nickelson.
35th “
Lincoln and Wilkes,
Anderson.
36th “
Elbert and Franklin,
Allen.
37th “
Oglethorpe and Madison,
Long.
38th “
Clarke and Jackson,
Anderson.
39th “
DeKalb and G-.vinnctt,
Murphy.
40th “
Paulding and Cass,
McGregor.
41st “
Cherokee and Cobb,
Leiois.
42d “
Forsyth and Ilall,
Kellogg.
43d “
Habersham and Rabun,
Wojjord.
44th “
Lumpkin and Union,
J. D. Field.,
45th “
Gilmer and Murray,
Chastain.
46th “
Dade and Walker,
Smith.
47th “
Floyd and Chattooga,
Hackett.
The undersigned will conlinne to
transact a general
COMMISSION BUSINESS
AT APALACHICoilii, ctder the fibn or
Ho ward & R u t herfo r d.
~i xj/ i
ItvNew Oeeeaxs,
.. - rS; v.
hero one of the firm will al-
cofiymsiox
the ensuing season,
ways be found. f Their personal attention will be
given to all business with which' they may lie en
trusted. The usual advances "will be made upon
goods in store or Cotton consigned to therhi
THACKER B.,HOWARD,-
ADOLPHUS S. RUTHERFORD.
Apalachicola, Fla., Oct. 22,1845, 28 tf.
Counties.
Jlppling,
fiber,
^fildwin,
Bibb,
Putts,
Burke,
nan,
Bulloch,
'i.atbam,
I'larkc,
I'hatooga,
I'olumbm, ,
Inwford,
I'obb,
ACtU,
larroll,
fcundeii,
Vampbell,
ITicrokce,
K locator,
IkKalb,
bade,
Itooly,
parly,
Emanuel,
Elbert,
layette,
floyd,
■orsyth,
ranklin,
tilmer,
lllynu,
itene,
rnnnett,
icock,
Ihrriss,
■lean),
llwston,
llcnry,
Jlabcreham,
■Ull, -
levin
lackson,
atper,
Meiton,
abort}-,
-iacoln,
inrndcs,
-nmpkin,
kcon,
Ifclntosh,
Ihrion,
Slonroc,
Jlorgun,
llunay,
Ifcmwetlier,
[luscogee,
Montgomery,
Madison,
pewton,
Oglethorpe,
1*021801,
I’ulaski,
ike,
Guiding,
Richmond,
n,
olph,
et,
tcivart, ' ‘
driven,
'attnal,
felfair,
Nbot,
J wi KV
Valker,
Valton,
Vare,
Vanen,
vayne,
Crawford.
148
204
315
651
252
549
16 maj.
27
700
538
300
523
634
641
808
394
110
214
533
403
577
44
151
991
246
428
380
352
213
112
791 *
757
507
813
313
637
70 maj.
529
517
475
544
424
589
284
203
94 maj.
410
656
107 maj.
109
97 maj.
733
412
403
695
1071
338
896
576
107 maj.
249
242
747
37
575
544
904
241
203
- f( 201
:i 431
~ 1004
" -863
411 ;
64R
537
605
m
629.
410-
423T
McAllister.
166
357
268
' 722
375
332
412
715
399
330
277
33 maj.
823
915
689
655
220
474
710
322
762
240
168 maj.
292
11 maj.
168
111
631
446
160 maj.
921
559
19
115
670
307
390
398
653
'430 maj.
599
102 maj.
642
493
84
445
16
185
168
•ftilministrcUbr’s Sale*
I N pur?nance of an .order of the Honorable
Inferior Court of Lowndes county, while sitting;
us a Court of Ordinary, will bo sold, on the firet
Tuesday in January nextj before the Court House
door in the town of Trounville, within the usual
hours of sale—lot of land, No. 4*24, in the 12th dis
trict of orignally Irwin, now Lowndes county, con
taining 490 acres, more or less; a part of which is
good Oak and Hickoiy land, with GO or 70 acres
cleared land, rabbins, &c., lying in the fork of Oco-
niko and Mute Creek—being'*afi the real estate of
Thomas Carlton, dec'd. * Sold for tile benefit of the
heirs and creditors. Termsicn the-dav.
Oct. 22,1815, 28 tdsl
.Administrator’s Sale.
"W^ILL be sold at the late residence of Daniel
* * Sasser, of Early count}-, dec’d, on Saturday
the 6th day of December next, all the perishable
property belonging to tho estate of said deceased,
consisting of Horses, Hogs, Cattle, Corn, Fodder,
Cotton, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c., &c.
WILLIAM McMILLAN, Adm’r.
Oct. 22,1815, 28 tds.
REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED.
Appling; Mobley. Liberty; Vcmadoe.
Baker; Hentz. Lee; Oglesby.
Baldwin; Harris. Lowndes; McMullen.
Bibb; Armstrong, Strong Lumpkin; Keith.
Bryan; Bird. Laurens; Robinson.
Bulloch; Goodicin. Macon; Green.
Burke; Gordon, Royal. Madison; A tie.
Butts; Buttrcll. McIntosh; De La Gal.
Camden; Villalonga. Marion; Bivins.
368
946
124
664
299
624
832
851
334
471
. 172
379
144 maj.
335
474
350
650
440
690
325
73
174
255
441
.794
54
40a
310 maj,
385
584
744
15 maj.
373
508
23 maj,
325 ’
'533
Campbell; Carlton, Meriwether; Ector, Roe.
Carroll; Davis. Morgan; Harris, Prior.
Cass; Smith. Marray; Kenan.
Clarke; Hull, Stroud. Muscogee; Mustian,
Coweta; Berry, Perry. [Howard.
Cobb; Maloney. Monrod; Lesseur, Fam-
Columbia; Fleming, [brough.
[Shockley. Newton; Baker, Livings-
Chathan; Anderson, [ton.
[ Ward. Oglethorpe; Smith,
Cherokee; Field. , [Lumpkin.
Chattooga; Crook. Paulding; Leadballer.
Crawford; Green. Pike; Gaulding, Kendall
Dade; George. Putnam; Callaway, Pear-
DeKalb; Boon, Johnson. [son.
Doolv; Swarengin. Pulaski; Hansel.
Decatur; Ilincs. Richmond; Jenkins,
Early; Robinson. [Rhodes.
Effingham; Guyton. Randolph; Gilford.
Elbert; Barrett, Willis. Rabun; Green.
Emanuel; Summer, (In) Sumter; Jenkins.
Fayette; Whitaker. Stewart; Gaulding,
Franklin; Morris, Knox [Stokes.
Forsyth; Thornton. Scrivcn; Cooper.
Floyd; Yarborough. Tailiaferro; Chapman.
Gilmer; Cannon. Talbot; Dixon, Owen.
Glynn; Dubignon. Tatnall; Clilton.
Green; Armstrong, San- Thomas; Ivey.
[ford. Troup; Walker, Harris.
Gwinnett; Martin, Whit- Twiggs; Garey.
[worth. Telfair; Graham.
Hancock; Lewis, Brantly Union; Bull.
Hall; Baugh, Thompson Upson; Crawford, Goode
Heard; Smith, Wayne; Stafford.
Henry; Arnold, Smith. Wilkes; Robinson, Hill.
Houston; Bryan, Belvin Washington; Bullard,
Harris; Crawford, Jones [Ware.
Habersham! Kimsey, Warren; Anderson, Bur-
[Cabinets. [son.
Irwin; Young. Walton; Jackson, Kite
Jasper; Wyatt, Barnes. [gore.
Jackson; Bell, Moon. Wilkinson; Roscr.
Jefferson; Stapleton. Walker, Black.
Jones; Hutchins, Gray. Ware; Hilliard.
Lincoln; Jennings.
Those in Italic? are Democrats.
Death by Lightning.
On Monday last, the Academy in Bainbriilgq, De-
catur Co. was struck by lightning, which killed
son of Mr. John Harrell. The whole school was
stunned by the shock. The electric fluid passed
over a little girl, setting fire to her cloths, and tear
ing the shoes from her feet, without doing her any
personal injury.
Administrator’s Sale.
li GREEABLE to an order of the Honorable the
Inferior Court of Lee cpuuty, while silting for
Ordinary puriioses, will be sold, on the first Tuesday
in January next, the foilowlrtg 1 '’valuable kinds, viz:
Lot No. fourteen, (14) and fifteen, (15) in the 15th
district, and one halt of !q( No, one hundred and
ninety-three, (193) in the liiii restrict of Lee coun
ty. Sold as the pro|ieny of jatnes Jackson, late of
said county, deceased. [Tty.^boye hinds are very
valuable, and persons wishing to purchase a good
settlement would do tvell to a#eiifd the sale.] Terms
of sale made known on the duy,-
J. W. BRYAN, I ...
• SUSAN JACKSON, < Adm
Oct. 22, 1845; 28
CP The Savannah Georgiaq wil) please insert the
above (weekly) until the day, of sale, and forward
their account to the administrators at Sumterville,
Lee county, for payment. v
MAID ARRANGEMENTS.
NORTHERN SI AIL.
Due—Tuesday’s, Thursday’s and Sunday’s at 1
o’clock, P. M.
Closes—Monday’s, Wednesday’s and Saturday’
at 8 o'clock*!’.M.
APALACHICOLA ASP TALLAHASSEE .MAIL.
Due—Tuesday’s, Thursday's, and Saturday’s at
hall past 4 o’clock., A. M.
Closes—Tuesday’s, Thursday’s and Sundays at
7 o’clock, P. M.
ET* AU letters must be deposited in the Office one
half hour before the time of closing, or they will not
forwarded until tire next mail thereafter.
S. T. MALLORY, P. M.
Albany, Oct. 8, 1845,
List of Letters,
R EMAINING in the Post Office at Albany, on
the 1st October, 1845. .
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton markets.
Liverpool, extremes, Upland, - -- -- --6:
New York, -“---“---------6:
Charleston, -“---“---------6
Savannah, — - -6
Apalachicola,
Albany, ------ 5
| a 10
i a 91
DIED,
At Albany, on Sunday the 19th inst, of inflama-
tton of the stomach, Jonathan Phillips, in the 54th
year of his age.
Mr. Phillips has been for several years a resident
in this place, and was beloved and respected by all
who knew him. He has left a wife and two. chil
dren to mourn his loss. He died calmly, professing
faith in tho Saviour, and' expressing a willingness
to depart end be with God.
So calmly, close the scenes of earth,
To those who love the Lord—
His rod and staff will comfort them,
That trust upon his word.
.Public JYotice.
A LL persons living demands against the Albany
Courier Office, from June -28th to October 11th,
1845, are requested to present them for immediate TV
settlement. JOHN E. KEAN, & Co. JL#
' All JV.A DO *Rxf» 9ft ft*.. '!
Synopsis of Sheriff’s Sales,
FOR NOVEMBER.
LEE COUNTY.
Lots of land, No’s. 117,139 and 149, in the 13th
district of Lee county; levied on to satisfy a mort
gage fi fa:. Wm. Henderson vs Thomas Rogers.
WM. W. GILMORE, D. Sh’ffi
Five negroes;'levied on to satisfy a mortgage fi
fa: Wm. G. Howard and John Hentz,'adiii’rs vH
Wm. Horton. WM: JANES, Sh’ff.
Lot of land, No. 203, 1st district: C. W. Nor
wood vs J. Shivers, principal, and Nicholas Wylie,
security. Also, lots of land, No’s 26, 25, 22 and
2d district: levied on as the property of Harri-
Jones, dec’d. Also, one lot of land: property
of Jesse Scarborough, number not known. Also,
horse and fifty head of hogs, more or less: pro
perty of Edward V. Monroe.
WM. G. GILMORE, D. Sh’ff.
One lot of lond, No. 39,1st district: property of
Horatio Sims. Also, three negro slaves: levied
as the property of John McLendon, jr. Also,
ono.lot of land, No. not known: property of Garey
Kitchens. Also, one horse, buggy and harness:
property of James Hill. Also, 11 negro slaves:
property of John S. Johnston. Also, one yoke
of Oxen: property of Georgo H. Price. Also,
one lot of land, No. 198, and half of lot 199,2d dis
trict : property of James Bond.
WM. JANES, Sheriff.
THOMAS COUNTY.
Two negro slaves: property of Arthur Burney.
Also, one half lot, No. 131, in the 14th district:
property of James M. Yeomans.
JOHN McAULAY, D. Sh’ff.
MACON COUNTY.
One lot of land, No, 174, 2d district: property of
Murdock L. Mathcwson. Also, 25 acres of land,
north corner of No. 273,’1st district: property of
Irwin Whittington. TIIOS. DIXON, D. S.
SUMTER COUNTY.
The west half of lot No. 40, in the 28th district:
property of James Spjvcy. Also, four lots of
land, No. 88, 17th dist., No. 200, 15th dist., No. 200,
28th dist., Net. 146,16th district: property of Jos.
Little. P. F. THOMPSON, Sh’ff
Two lots of land, No. 170,28th district: property
of John W. Cowart—No. 265,15th district: proper-
of Edna Cowart. Also, two fractions. No. 1
and 2, and lot of land No. 176, in the 28th district:
property of John W. Cowart. x
G. M. WHEELER, D. Sh’ff
50,000 CIGAR&i'^
T IIE subscriber, having opened.a Cigar.*Manu
factory in Thomasviite,. Georgia, is prepared
to furnish hia customers and the public with .aery
quantity of . ; <,
$*rincivc Cigars^ ; ,
on the most liberal terms. • His cigars arc made Vy
superior workmen, and of the beet quality of IM
PORTED TOBACCO, and for beauty of exteH-
orand excellency of flavor, will challenge acompdr-
son with the finest imported Principe. . He has also
Qn hand «
10,000 Puba, SSroten, and half
Spanish,
of Alexander Meriwether. Aiso, one negro man: [ A! , of w! iich are put ttp in the neatest style. Pet-
property of Richard R. Brady. Also, lot No. 39, | sons visiting the place are invited to call and exam-
2d ” " - ' ' ” 1 *’'•■. '
DOOLY COUNTY.
Lots of land No’s. 56 and 57, 7th district, the
ienna. Hotel, out houses, &c., two negroes, four
cows and calves, one mare and one filly: property
Arline, John
Anstun, F
Abbott, Jas O II
Adams, Jas
Atkins, J D
Adams, Mrs E
Arline, Jaa
Blalack, Mrs E
Bush, Jas A
Batchlor, Miss M A
Bryant, Mrs L
Blair, CaptT II .
Bellflowers. John
Both well, Dr J J
Bedel!, M
Bell, L J '
Biyant, Baker
Byred, John
Brener, Henry
Brantley, Z
Cock, IP
Cowart, John W
Crjtwford, J
Crawford, W B
Commings, John N
Cooper, William
Cletton, William
Clark, R II
Campbell, W II
Clark,J M
Clayton, P P
Coppage, W
Davis, John
Dickerson, H II
Denard, G L
King, II B
Lcmack, Junius
Lawson, P A
Lampkin, T
2 Liggon, John
' Lewis; M F
Lar4f4»le, Sims
McLecjtd, N E
McOotiiJ), Maj Samuel
Meals >£ Casev,
, r Mopr#,-Capt ’
Merchant, Isaac
■ Mercer, Hcrmon
2 Morgan, William
2 .Morgan, Henry
Newman, Capt Jas A
Nurmi'IllI
2 OdamjA
2 Oliver, James
Odam.WH
Phippsi L
Peter, Thos F-
Palmcft, A B
Perkins, Isaac
Puckett, James C
Puckett, Thomas
Poland, W B
3 Remolds, J F
3 Roby, C \V
Radford, Robt
. Ricks,' R
Rowland, Col IB
3 Rutland, R O
Itogets, J II
Smith* Wm J
Duncan, Fielden (col’d) Smith, James H
Floyed, Capt R
Finley, Allen
Furgerson, Miss E
Gaylord, J W
Greer, A P
Grady, J N *
Griffin, B M
Gillion, A
Greer W.A
Green, J H
Gorge, Mrs T
Harney, C II
Harrison, C T
Hill, Jas II
Hamilton, J
Harris, JB
flossier, William
Honard, W II
Harvey, A R
Jones, James S
Jones, John
Jones* JohnS
Janes, Da,vjd
Key, F D
Keaton, B O
Keaton, J J
Kerse; W J
Kitchens, G
2 Smith; 1 John
Smith, T P
Smith, David
3 Smith, Mrs Snsan
Spiadfey, D
Shores, D
3 Stoats, J T
Sellers, A
- Sinqucficld, Asa
3’Stevenson, Jas T
Shuffie'd, Anther
Speed,' Miss C (col’d)
Sneed, Dudley
Sutton* Franklin
Tisbn, W
Tuggle; Thomas S
Tucker, Jesse
8 Taylor, J C
1 Watson; J H
West, Thomas,,
Wright A
Wagar.il,-H II
3 Waters, James B
Witberspqon, Janies H
Tailoring Establishment,
NEAR THE CORKER OF BROAD AND WASH
INGTON STREETS, .
In the rear of Mr. Jdin Jacl:son’s Store*
. DAVID'LE WIS,,'
R espectfully- fofonjis ti^uzeiii q&o-
bany and the' inhabitants of Baker’ diuTako
those of the adjacent counties, that ho wtll'fois'tly
make sudf a choice additibn 'id-dlk' predept. assort
ment of
sifiiDaaa aaasaalaa<3Qo
that he will he enabled to fill and execute any orders,
that may be entrusted to his care.
D. L. cannot boast of having made the Grand
Tour cither of Europe, or even ot onr own Universal
Yankec-docdlo-dom—but he can say, without flatter
ing himself, that he is a MASTER . WORKMAN,
—anu that although he has not graduated from pucli
splendid shops as’Beau Bmmmel cr CotiRT D’OksaV
loved to patronize, yet he pledges that all who may-
honor him with their custom shall receive a reghlar
built Southern Fit, m either TIGHTS, ANTI-
TIGHTS, or MEDIVM-ITES. He will .also
warrant all work that goes from his shop as being
faithfully executed, and made up in_ workmanlike
style; and as he is in the receipt of the earliest, ltyh-
ions, D. L. will be'enabled to tickle the taste ortho
most fanciful fastidious—Nuf ccd—except, that ho
returns his most grateful thanks to a gcncro'us com
munity for the very liberal encouragement ho has! al
ready received, and respectfully solicits a contin
uance of its favor.
Albany, Sept. 10,1845, 22 tf.
. IVotice.
A LL persons arc cautioned net to trade for the fol-
_ lowing described notes, and the makers are noti
fied not to pay them to any person except my self, as
they were Iraiidulently obtained from me—viz: One
for forty-five dollars, 1st day of January, 1845, dated
the 9tli day of March, 1844, made to E. F. Strang
and signed by Sparkman Bowen, endorsed by J. W.
Tindall, with a credit of twenty-five dollars some
time in February, 1845. One" on Isbam Turner
and Edwin Slawn, for seven dollars and ninety cents,
made 9th day of .tunc, 1845, one day after date, paya
ble to J. P. Read. One on J. W. Tindall for eigh
teen dollars, payable to J. P. Read, dated 13th June,
1845, due from (late. J. P. READ:
Sept. 17, ’45, 23 tf. ' !
district: property of Andrew Howard. Also,
one horse and one mare: property of William B.
Maddox. Also, one mare and colt: property of
Angus Hughes. Also, one negro man and one
horse: property of J. M. W. Hightower. Also,
lots No. 43 and 187,3d dist., 175 bushels corn, 3000
pounds fodder, two mares and two colts: property
of Stephen Hawkins. Also, lots No. 324,12th
dist., No’s. 133, 134, and one not known, 14th dist.:
property of Samuel Story. Also, lot No. 169,9th
district: property of David Graham. Also, three
negro slaves: property of Robt. G. Ford. Also,
lots No’s. 200,229, and 230,15th district: property
of Gary G. Ford. Also, one store house and lot,
and dwelling house, in Vienna: property of John
M. Bottome. Also, lots No’s. 152,153, 168, 169
and 136, and the half of No. 154, 3d district: pro
perty of Jacob Watson.
YOUNG P. OUTLAW. Sh’ff.
'LOWND8 COUNTY.
One thousand and sixty acres of land, No’s. 113
and 25,12th dist., 80 acres of No. 70, 12th district,
one negro, 200 bushels corn, 3 stacks fodder, 40
head sheep, 30 head cattle, one horse and mare, one
town lot in Troupvillo No. 11: property of John
Stndstill. Also, one marc and horse: property
of Hopkins M. Wilder. C. BRINSON, Sh’ff '
Oct. 15, 1845.
ine for themselves. All orders by mail promptly
attended to.
II. A. REMINGTON, Tobacconist..
Thomasvillc, May, 18th, 1845. 10 ly 1
Stop the Thief!
SO .BOSjSjARS KEWARJbn
(jJJ TOLEN from the subscriber, on the night of the
C3 istli nit., near Sumterville, Lee county, a dar,!:
sorrel HORSE, common size, blind in the right eye
and rides well. I will give the above reward for too
horse delivered to me at Sumterville—or FIFTY
DOLLARS Reward for the Horse and Thief, with
sufficient testimony to convict him, if a white man.
WILLIAM II. GREEN.
Oct. 1, 1845, 25 lm. ■
JYotice.
rjlIIOMAS II. KEY respectfully announces t<»
A liis friends that lie is a candidate for the Clerk
ships of the Superior and Inferior Courts of the Coi-n-
ty of Dooly, at the ensuing election on the first M on-
day'in January next.
June 25. 11 tf
New Eire-proof Ware House.
MACON, GEORGIA.
T HE undersigned, having erected a Firoprorj
Ware-house, situated at the head of Cotton Av
enue, tenders his services to his friends and the pub
lic generally, for the storage of COTTON and MER- i
CHANDISE, and the transaction of
Commission Business,
in all its branches, pledging himself to use every ex
ertion to promote tlic interests of, render satisfaction
to, those who may confide business to his charge.
The Storage and sale of Cotton will be under the
direction of Mr. JOHN JONES, who has long been
known in the the Vare-bouse business, and will give
Articular attention to the sale of cotton, and the fili
ng of orders for goods.
Liberal advances will be made on cotton in store,
or to be shipped.
Bagging, Hope, A* Turine,
together with any other articles will be furnished
customers at the lowest market priie.
N. B. Storage and commission at customary rates.
COWLES.
TO TUB AFFIsICTEM.
Dli. HENRY G. NICHOLS, -
ALBANY, GEORGIA-j - m
ffflAKES this method to inforfil his lHerids that he
still resides at the above place, and will give
his attention to persons ' afflicted with chronic anil
supposed incurable forms of disease. From his suif-
cess heretofore in the management of such case’s*,
persons afflicted will find, it to their interest to give
him a trial, for if he does not permanently cure, ho
may at least mitigate their sufferings. .
Those especially laboring under Livet Complain!,
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Lumbago,-Splenitis, Broh-
chetis, Cough, Erysipelatous affections, Scrofiuh),
Iwprosy, Tetter, Syphilis Gonorhea Gleet, Tic Dou
loureux, Hysteria, l’alsey, Epilepsy, Chorea,Dropsy,
Amenorhea, Prolapsus Uteri, &c. See., Piles, Hernia,
Calculi of the Bladder, Ulcere, Hydrocele, Ac.,would
do well to consult him.
Dr. N. will remove all cases of Syphalilic taint
from the system, and warrant them, no cure no payJ
Persons living at a distance, who ate afilicteil,
would do well to call in person, if not convenient, bv
communicating, post paid, with Dr. Nichols, giving
symptoms, &c., and enclosing the fee, ®10, can re
ceive directions for the management of their eases;’
Albany, Geo., April 23, 1845. 2 ly
Macon, June 35,1845.
JERRY
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JUST RECEIVED!
A FRESH supply Of articles in our line, eotneof.
which have never before been offered in this
market; Among them may be found,. Mrs. Betts’
Utero Abdominal Supporters, far superior to the use.
Jtleelical Copartnership.
DOCTORS DAVIS & MATHEWS
R ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Albany
and vicinity, that they have this day associated
themselves in toe practice of their profession, and
hope that their union will prove satisfactory to their
mutual friends.
They will give prompt attention to all calls either
in the city or country.
Their office will be continued at the one, at pres
ent, occupied by Dr. W. L. Davis.
ID* Messages left either at their office on Broad
st, or at the residence of Dr. Mathews, corner of
Pine and Jackson st’s., will be promptly attended to.
Albany, Aug. 27, J845, . 20 tf.
Yonnfe.WM
STEVEN T. MALLORY, P. M.
Albany, Oct 8,1845, 26 3L
Albany, Oot 33,1845. 38 3t.-
HORA & UcGWIER.
EALERS in Groceries, Dry Goods,'Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Clothing Sec.
Albany, April, 16th, 1845. i tf.
JYotice.
M ESSRS HORA &. McGWIER, will act as onr
Agents during the temporary absence of onr
Mr. Cheevef from Albany. ,
SBIS & CHEEVER,
July 2,1845 13 tf.
J OB WORK of all kinds executed at tins Office
with neatness and despatch.
April 16,1845.
nine, Jodide of Potass, Iodine, Musk, Carmine red.
Ink, Kreosote, Oil Lemon, do. Cloves, Tamarinds,
(fresh) Verbena Cream and Hair Brushes.
—ALSO—
a variety of school and other books, viz: Bancroft’s
History of the United States, Combe on the Consti
tution of man, Comolete practical. Fanner, Gann’s 1
Domestic Medicine," Jacob’s Gr. Reader, Gould’s
Adam’s Latin Grammar, Folsom’s Livy, Testaments,
Horace, (translated) Emerson’s Arithmetics, Smith’s,
do.', Mt. Vernon Readers, N. Y. do.,' Walker’> pis-
tionaries, Mitchell’s Travelling Maps of Georgia, do.’
Texas, Count D’Orsay’sEtiquette, CopySHpe,C<xh^
stock’s Philosophy, Southern First -Class Books;
Murray’s Exercises, Spelling Books, Southern Htri
mony, English Grammar, large Quarto Family
Bibles and small do, •
xuso, f
Fools Cap and Letter paper, Blank Cards, Inkstands*
Letter Stamps, Ink Powder, Pocket Books, Steel-
Pens, Quills, fancy colored Sealing^Wax,
for solo low hy WELCH &- NELSON-
Albany, Sept 10,1845, 23 tf. . ’
O* BILLS OE LADING neatly printed tui
fir sale at this office. ,