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Capital Punishment. I IT Governa Wright, of New York, has comma-1 Medical Copartnership. | \\’e learn with pleasure, that a bin has been in- j ted the aentence of death against the anti-Remers DOCTORS DAVIS & MATHEWS ,-rtdln the Legislature to abolish the “ Death who were found gtiiltyof murder, to imprisonment T» ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Albany tr< * . tor crime, and substitute imprison- for life | JA nnd vicinity, that they have this day asmeiated Bonit hnwnt for erun* «iw snautuie impr^- lor utc. i , _ themselves in & practice of their profession, and IT We learn fiom the Petersburg (Va.) Repob-1 "*» wal P"" 8 Mean, that a fire occurred in that city on Saturday They will give prompt attention to all calls either in the city a country. '> •• < I * Their office will be continnddat the one, at pres- ent, occupied by Dr. W.L-.Dtvis. . IT Messages left either at their office an Broad at., or at tha residence of Or. Mathews, comer of Pine and Jackson st’s., will he promptly attended to. Albany, Aug. 27,1845, 20 tf. , for life- We ,hooM OTBidef **>• P““8* ,3f "i «n set as strong evidence of the progressive fura »** imp*” trr** nV ■ rmfnt of * ocicty ‘ n j the 28th ult, which consumed about twenty boo so*. It is a commendable attempt to sever n n k of the chain which connecU.onr tegis- 4301 . . ■ ■ ; _s .1 * rn„ lation Property all insured. w ;th tho barbarism of tho post. To ns it . strange that this legalized murder has not ^n.lrcsdy abolished. Tlio object of punishment is to protect the comma- re f or m the oflender and prevent the repetition of The only reasonable argument in favor of ^,-atli for crime, is that be who has committed ccr- i^j„ crimes, has forfeited bis right to the privileges of society, and slionld be removed from it for tho .jfety and protection of its members. It is admitted Cat society should be protected against the evil aul tie vicious, but the question arises as to wheth- rut object cannot be as certainly ejected without lb’terrible alternative of a murderous death. Be fore man strives at that stage of civilisation in which be forms a .table government, and a permanent lo cation, it i» impracticable to punioli crime by por tal imprisonment In such a state of society, ifcatb is perhaps the only means by which the vi rions may be permanently removed, and the inno- f! ,„t protected. But what good reason can be as- ,j«aed in the present day of moral light and civiliza tion, for continuing the savage practice of human butchery 1 It in not for the protection of society.— Tint object can be as effectually secured by impris- mu-nt in the Penitentiary. It docs not furnish a rood example for the reformation of others—experi- ,re lias proved beyond doubt, thnt exhibitions of mcliy, or examples of violent death Mounts the non! sense, hardens tho heart, and prepares the iod for the commission of crime without remorse. Death, as a punishment, can only bo justified in a moral or religious point of view by that absolute ne- isity of self-protection, which authorizes the de traction of others for the preservation of our own As between a community and imprisoned iminals, this necessity can never exist; they re passive and helpelss in the hands of the law.— let ns suppose a case in which a man is convicted murder. The present law imposes upon a Judge, ary and Slieriffthe awful responsibility of assuming the prerogative of God and launching a soul into ■temity. The taking of life, thus publicly sanc tioned, furnishes a moral justification to individuals !o take the life of those by whom they may suppose themselves deeply injured. It defeats the adminis tration of justice, by sometimes permitting the guilty 10 escape all punishment, on account of tho severity if the penalty, and the natural abhorrence of the ju ry to shedding tho blood of a fellow-being. Again, by a combination of circumstances, tho innocent is made the victim of the gallows, and though such in nocence may be afterwards clearly ascertained, there is no power that can restore tho hapless victim to his family—bring back tbeir happiness, or remove the foal plague-spot which has boon stamped upon liis posterity. I-ct solitary confinement be substituted for death a* a punishment for crime, and society will enjoy a more ctTectnal protection, and reap all tho benefits of the present system, without its attendant evils. Jloimuicutal Statue to CSen. Jackson Mr. STcniES T. Mallohy has been appointed an Agent, by the Jackson Monument Committee of tire District of Columbia, to receive contributions in this section of the State, fa the purpose of erecting Equestrian Statue to the memory of Andrew Jackson. We need not recount hid virtues, or his invalna- !e services to our country—they are inscribed up- the memory of all who have heard his name. let us improve the present opportunity of exhibiting our admiration of virtue and patriotism, by contributing lo perpetuate his memory. IT We publish the following letter with the hope 'rat tuc errors into which the writer has fallen, and their terrible consequences, may prove a beacon to guard the young and inexperienced against tho "reck of happiness and hope which is the conse quence of drunkenness: IT Congress met on Monday, the first inst We hope to bo able to lay the President's Message be fore readers next week. IT Bishop Hughes, of New York, sailed for Europe in the Boston steamer of the 1st inst Later From Texas. President Jones has issued a proclamation ap pointing the 15th December next as the day for holding the election for Gorerna, Lieutenant Gov ernor, and Senators and Representatives to tho Legislature of the State of Texas. The barqae Strabo bad arrived at Galveston from Antwerp with two hundred emigrants. At a recent meeting in Washington connty, tlie Hon. James B. Miller, of Fort Bend, was nominated at a candidate for Governor of Texas, and the Hon. N. H. Darnell of San Augustine, for Lieutenant Governor. The death of Calvin F. Keith, a colporteur of the American Tract Society, is noticed in the Texas papers. All was quiet on the frontiers, and in the interia everything appeared to be going on smoothly and prosperously.—N. O. Pie. FORT GAINES Wharf and Ware House. (OLD STAND.) T HIS large and commodious establishment ii again open for the reception of COTTON and MERCHANDIZE. The subscriber takes this method of returning his thanks to the Public, for the very liberal patronage heretofore received, and respectfully solicits a con- To Gentlemen of Fashion. 1 T HE nderaigned respectfully informs the Citizens of Albany ana the sur rounding ccnntry, that he ha* bought the latest Pat ent tor catting Gentlemens Garment., which lie war rants equal to the best-New Yak style. Ho will regularly receive the latest Fashions. Ashe has no partner with whom to divide the pro fits, he is enabled by strict attention to business, to sell and work according to the pressure of the times. The latest style of goods will be found at his store, and Ready-made . clothing, Hats, Caps, &c. Sic. AUwork warranted to be made to the satisfecthm of bis easterners, as regards taste and fashion. A. G. WEAVER, Merchant Tailor. May 14,1845. 5 lv CITY HOTEL; CORNER tf BROAD and FRONT Streets, .ILB.1.VV, GEORGIA. MRS. BERRAN, II ESPECTFUU.Y informs the PuMic that she tinuancc of the same. lie win Store Cotton at the JK, has taken this large and commodious establish- ~ ~ ment, (recently occupied by Mr. Samuel Baker; and is prepared to accommodate Regular Boarders and Travellers. Her Table will at all times be supplied with the low price of Twenty-fire Cents per bale, for the sea- [ive his personal attention to the Shipping a Sale of cotton Stored Northern Baptists. Tho New Yak correspondent of the National In telligencer under date 24th ult, says: “ The Baptist Triennial Convention held its meet ing in this city last week. It was one of the most respectable and numerous ever held in New Yak. Their deliberations throughout were conducted with a moderation and forbearance that should ever char acterize Christian assemblies. The exciting topic of slavery, which has been so destructive of lur- many in sotno assemblages, was directly avoided, and they adjourned with the kindest and most broth erly feelings towards each other.” Prefer solid sense to wit; never study to be di verting without being useful; let no jest intrude upon good manners, nor say anything that may of fend modesty. with him, without any extra charge. ID* He is prepared to make Liberal Abyasces, either in Merchandize or Cotton. Bagging, Rope and Salt, constantly on band, and for sale low. Should any planters storing cotton with me, wish to avail themselves of the Bay Market, Niavc made arrangements with some of the First Class Steam Boats, to take them with tbeir cotton (where they make from thirty to fifty bales or more,) free of clarge. In feet, I am always at home, ready and waiting to render my services to all who may need them, eithor personally a by order. CHARLES F. BEMIS. Fort Gaines, Nov. 5,1845, 30 tf. SOUTHERN STORE WITH kfNORTHERN PRICES,«a> m. YVaitzIcIdcr, & Co., A RE now receiving a large and well selected as sortment of ism? <&@©3bs 9 From the Noctiierx Markets, consisting in part of Prists, latest style, all qualities; I .aces ; S&A ISIS HIS ED a In this place, on Sunday evening, tho 7th mst,bv IIIe Rev. Mr. Blake, Mr.' R. W. FLOURNOY, of Alabama, to Mrs. MARY ANN SIKES, of this place. In this place, on Tuesday evening, the 9ili inst., by tho Rev. Mr. Blake, Mr. WEHIJ3Y G. Mc- AIJJSTER to Miss SARAH M. HARVEY, all of this place. COMMERCIAL. best that the market will afford, and every attention will be rendered to'thc comfort of those who may favor her with their patronage. Excellent Stables well supplied with forage for horses, and good Ost lers are connected with the estaUishmenL tT Terms will be made lo eorresvondirilh the times. The Cm Hotel occupies a delightful situation— commanding a fine view of tho River, and is only sufficiently removed from the centre of huseines* to avoid its bustle and noise without foregoing its con veniences. *** The subscriber solicits a share of the public patronage. E. T. BERRAN. Albany, Oct. 29,1845, 29 tf. Tailoring Establishment, NEAR THE CORNER OF BROAD AND WASH INGTON STREETS, In the rear cf Mr. John Jackson’s Sure. DAVID LEWIS, ; T> ESPECTF.ULLY informs tha citizens of A3-“ It bany and the inhabitants of Baker and also! those of the adjacent counties, that ha. will shortly ‘ make such a choice addition to his present assortf.' ment of s&QQSid &as> aaasasaaaaso that he will be enabled A fill and execute any orders, that may be entrusted to his care. D. I. cannot boast of having made the Grand Tour either of Europe, or even of our own Univenal Yankee-doodle-dom—-but be can ray, without flatter ing himself, that ho Is a MASTER WORKMAN. —and that although he has not graduated from such splendid shops as'Boru Bmmmel or Com D'Orsat loved to patronize, yet he pledgee that all who may honor him with their custom snail receive a regular built Southerii Fit, m cither TIOIIT8, ANTI- TIGHTS, or MEDIVM-ITES. He will also warrant all work that goes from his shop as being faithfully executed, and made np in workmanlike style; and as he is in the receipt of the earliest fash- . ions, D. L. will bo enabled to tickle the taste of the most fanciful fastidious—.\uf ced except, that he returns his moat grateful thank* to a generous com munity for the very liberal encouragement be has al ready received, and respectfully solicits a contin uance of its favor. Albany, Sept. 10,1845, 22 tf. WE will make liberal pA Sit AD VANCES on Cottgn Stored in any , Ware-House in Allnny. SIMS Si CHEEVER. Albany, Oct. 29,1845, 29 tf. Crockery. J UST, received by HUNT St PYNCIION, cheap and fine Crockery, white Granite Tea and Din ner Setts. -. Oct 29, 29 3m. Cotton Markets. The Domestic Cotton Markets are gradually re covering from tho depression which was produced by the last European news by tho Britannia; bush ness is now brisk, though quotations arc still a little below former rates. Albany-, Dec. 10. Colton is coming in slowly, and sales have been light at onr quotations. The crop is now nearly gathered. Some rain has fallen, and the prospect favorable for more. The River is rising, and we now anticipate a brisk trade. Money is plenty to advance upon or purchase Cotton, and onr merchants arc prepared with good stocks of goods. Liverpool, extremes. Upland, - ------ 6 a 9 New York, - “- -- “- -- -- -- -- 6 u 8 Charleston, - - -- -- -- -51 a 71 Savannah, -!• 6J a 7} Apalachicola, Alhany. “ “ 4] a G[ Cashxeredes, etts; Cutlery; Broadcloths ; Altaccas ; Bombazines; Domestics; Cassimeus; Sattinetts; Chusans ; _ Fancy’ Cord ; Muslins ; ' Misses Cloaks ; Hosiery ; Muslin de Lanes ; Tassels ; Casiimeredecoose ; Marinoes, different qnalities! ' Al«o. a well selected assortment of WINTER S1IA WLS, at all prices, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, and all other articles usually called fa in a Dry Good Store. also, A large anil well selected assortment of READI HADE CI.OTHI'C, consisting of COATS, VERTS, CANTS, Ac. All Of which will be sold as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST; those who are desirous of pnrchaalng will pleuse call and examiue (or themselves. Mr. W. being desirous of permanently locating himself in Albany, for the purpose of transacting a general mercantile business, has purchased his en tire stock of goods from some’ of the most respecta ble houses in the Northern cities, ho feels justified in snying to tho public that they are tho true aril and no mistake. Having paid cash for his goods ho is enabled to sell at a small profit for CASH. He respectfully solicits a reasonable portion of public patronage. ».* Store first door East of tlie Drug Store, at the Sign of the “ New Cheat Store.” Albany, Nov. 6, 30 tf. Just ReciYcd, - QA Sacks Rio and Laguiria Cottce, aV 400 Sacks Salt, 40 Bbls Old Rectified Whiskey, 5 do. American Brandy, 5 do. N. E. Rum 1 Pipe Superior Otard Brandy. 70 Coil Manilla & Hemp Rope, Together with a large assortment of India anil Ken tucky Bagging, English and Swcede* Iron, Trace Chains. Weeding Hoes, Axes and Hollow Ware, Persons desiring to purchase will do well to give me a call. W- E. SMITH. Albany, aprii 16, 1845. 1 tf TO THE AFFLICTED. DR. HENRY G. NICHOLS, ALBANY, GEORGIA. (13AKES this method to inform hit friends that he still resides at the above place, and will give' his attention to persona afflicted with chronic and supposed incurable forms of diaeasc. From his suc cess heretofore in the management of such cases, persons afflicted will find it to their interest to give him a trial, for if he does not permanently core, he may at least mitigate their sufferings. Those especially laboring under Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Splenitis, Bron- clictis, Cough, Erysipelatous affections, Scroffiila, Leprosy, Titter, Syphilis Gonorlica Gleet, Tic Dou loureux, Hysteria, Palscy, Epilepsy, Chorea, Dropsy, Amenorhep, Prolapsus Uteri, Sic. Sic., Piles,Hernia, Calculi of tlie Bladder, Ulcers, Hydrocele,die..would do well to consult him. Dr. N. will remove all cases of Syphalitic taint from the system, and warrant them, no core no pay. Persons living at a distance, who are afflicted, would do well to call in person, if not convenient, by communicating, past paid, with Dr. Nichols, giving symptoms, Ac., and enclosing the fa, $10, can re ceive directions for the management of their cases. Albany, Gen., April 23, 1845. 2 ly NOTICE. BEING desirous of paying np my ■ III] debts and moving into the country, I HjL -tier my possessions in the county o Luwdes, consisting of FOUR LOTS in the luicn of TronptiUe, three of which are Well Improved, ana 345 Acres of Pine land, also well improved, in HAM. ARRANGEMENTS. xorthern mail. Due—Tuesday’s, Thursday's and Sunday’s at 11 • o’clock, P. M. Closes—Monday's, Wednesday's and Saturday’s at 8 o’clock, I*. M. APALACHICOLA AND TALLAHASSEE KAIL. Due—Tuesday’s, Thursday's and Saturday’s at half past 4 o'clock, A. M. Closes—Tuesday’s, Thursday's and Sundays at 7 o’clock, P. M. C All letter* must ho deposited in the Office one half hour before tlie time of closing, or they will not be forwarded until the next mail thereafter. S. T. MALLORY, P. M. Albany, Oct. 8,1845, the immediate vicinity of Troopyille, fa sale at the ■vest price for which property can be bad. On toe Town Lots is now standing, and in good repair, a Largo TAVERN, suited for the accommo dation of Travellers. Pnrcliascr8,1iy paying a part of the price in cash, can have their time to pay the balance. The above will be sold at Public Outcry, on the First Tuesday in January, if not disposed of before at private sale. Tlie house-hold and kitchen furni ture will also be sold in the same manner. MORGAN G. SWAIN. Trotiprille. Nor. 20, 1845, 33 tds. as WE are authorised to announce JOHN &-> McCORQUODA LE, as a Candidate for Tax Collector and Receiver of Taxes, for Early County. [Nov. 5, 30 tlj. Mates. Tift dp Boughtonf— Rospectcd Sirs'—Onco I was a happy fortune sailed wjjh all her benignant charms upon no—warm and hithful friends welcomed fair, tender femsle participated with me in ail my enjoyments, and sympathized with mo in my sor rows', two lovely babes played upon my knee. In short, I possessed all that waa calculated to render life peaceful and happy; but alas, the beguiling ser- rent, (in the form of Drink) cstno to tempt me-thc temptation was resistless—i yJeHjdj 1° ! *hat »ni I now? A poor, degraded, wretch without» irartner to sympathize with me in my sfflicSons, without a eon to aid me in misfortunes—without tlie necessaries of life, and more than all, without honor. My property has beturaqaandered; my wife, my children, have all {alien victims to the king of •errors through my instrumentality. Nooe but the inebriate can conceive of the vast amount of grief, 'orrow, and sufferings which are now upon me. Friends who once cordially greeted my entrance into their doors, now coldly and distantly salute me; nothing that is calculated to render life completely miserable is wanting to are. Yours, respectfully, T. S. kJ* Mr. John Sms Hen and Mr. Patrick Swiney, ■"th natives of Ireland, took tho Oath of Allegiance V> the United States Government, daring onr Su perior Court last week, and had conferred apon them the rights and priyilegea of citizenship. DISSOLUTION. T HE firm of L. M. LENXARD and T. B. JOR DAN, by mutual consent, is this day dissolved. LENNARD St JORDAN. Dec. 10,1845, 35 It. Synopsis of Sheriff’s Sales, FOR JANUARY. LOWNDS COUNTY. 490 acres of land, more or less, No 175,12th dial. Property of Wm Sloan ank Wiley Beikcom. C. BRINSON, Sh’ff. MACON COUNTY. One lot of land, 9d dist, number not known.— property of Jease Bare field. ^ l. d. McMillan, d. s One lot of land, No 49, 29th dist Property of Geo W Marti nicer, Also, ooe lot of land, No 54, 13Uidist Property of Wm Smith. T. DIXON, D.S. DOOLY CQUNTY. Just Received B Y tho subscribers, pieces fine black and col'd ' Broad Cloths, American and French Cassimcrs, black Silk and Satin Vestings, rich Wool do., coin' inon do., Kentucky Jeui Pant Studs for common on good terms. Albany, Oct 29, 1845, 29 3m. in vCniingni ncu it uui uu.p voiii* r Jeans, a great variety of cheap unon wear, all of which they ofier HUNT Si PYNCIION. New Goods! New Goods!! JSSfSJE & 3>*ff5S(GIS@SJ A RE now receiving tbeir supply of DRY HOODS, suited to the Fall and Winter Trade, embracing on extensive assortment of Ne gro Cloths, Blankets nnd other Plantation Goods, which they oiler at low prices. Albany, Oct. 29,184a, 29 tf. H UNT & PYNCIION liavo just received Cur neuter's ’Pools, full setts Smith’s, Tools com plete, Knives and Forks, Butcher Knives, Garvin™ do., a large assortment of Pen nnd Pocket do., stock and rim Cocks, Butts and Screws, cut Tacks, Cotton and Wool Cards, Iron &. Nails, together with a full assortment of Hard Ware generally. Albany, Oct. 29, 20, 3in. WARE HOUSE. THE subscribers liavc the past Sum mer built a new WARE HOUSE, for tho Storage of Cotton, and solicit a share of the patronage of the Planters generally. IT Liberal advances made on cotton in Store. HUNT St PYNCIION. Oct. 29,1845, 29 3m. 50,000 CIGARS. TVUlE subscriber, having opened a Cigar Manu- factoiy in Theinasville, Georgia, is prepared to furnish his customers and the public with any quantity of Principe Cigars, on the most lilR’ral terms. His cigars are made lrv superior workmen, and nf the best quality of IM PORTED TOBACCO, and for beauty of exteri or and excellency of flavor, will challenge a compar- son with tho finest imported Principe. He 1ms also on hand 10,000 Cuba, Brown, and half Spanish, AH of which are put np in the neatest style. Per sons visiting the place arc invited to call and exam ine for themselves. All orders by mail promptly attended to. II. A. REMINGTON, Tobacconist. Tboraasville,May, 18th, 1846. 10 ly SAHDEER I*. T HE subscribers have now a very extensive t sortment of SADDLES, embracing every shape and quality, some very fine, Side do. of superi or quality. Waggon do., Bridles, Martingales, car riage ana waggon Whips, sulky and buggy Harnes ses, llatnes and Collars, Blind Bridles, tc. HUNT St PYNCIION. Albany, Oct 29, 29 3m. Extra Cautionary Notice. O N last Saturday I observed the following notice in the Albany'Courier—as the time and place of selling are materially altered, for the purpose of riving a more general publicity to the sale,! wish i he notice published as it appeared, for the first time, in a public paper. Here comes the notice to which l have alluded: JYVttce. O N the 4th Saturday in January next, will he sold at the Printing Office, of the Albany Courier, in Albany, the personal property belonging to the estate of John Jones, late of Baker county, deceased, as will also be rented the Courier Office, its press, type, and building, until the 6th day of March next, when the lease with Col. Wool bright expires, with the loss and gain of said offioe from the 10th day of June last till day of ale. Terms made known on day of sale. SUSAN A. F. JONES, Adm’rx. Nov. 22d, 1845.—38—tds. Fa a proper, not an extra-judicial understanding of the above notice, I wish yon would republish my notice, which appeared in the Patriot of last Wed nesday, and continue it until the day for which the rale of the Courier Office is advertised. Append my notice to this if yon please. Nov. 36, 33 tds.] JOHN E. KEAN. Cautionary Notice. milE remainder ot the lease of the Courier Office X | perceive has been advertised for sale. The sale, I think, is to take place the 29th of the present month—the lease ends the 7th March, ensuing, at which time my interest in it expires. This state ment is made tor the purpoae.of informing the public Sew Dress Goods and Trimmings. J UST received by HUNT Si PYfvCHO.N, a large assortment of English, French and American PRINTS, entirely new styles, Ginghams, Muslin do Lanes, Cashmere, (new styles) plain and figured Alpaccas, eollorcd do.. Mack and col’d Silks, lancy Neck Ties, Mitta, col’d and black Girdles, do. Cords and Tassils, new style Gimp Cord, Slc., Stc. Albany. Oct. 29,1845, 29 3m. LANDS FOR SALE. T HE following named tracts of I-AM) will be sold on reasnnble terms, and good Titles given: u 198, 16th Lee M u 248, 15th m a u 71. 32d a Randolph county. u 354, 15th “ Decatur u 318, 15th M U “ 370, 15th M Early 526, 6th M M M 361, 27th M ** “ a 92, 9th m a JUST RECEIVED! A FRESH supply Of articles in onr line, seme of which have never before been offered in this market: Among them may be found, Mrs. Betts’ Utero Abdominal Supporters, far superior to tho use of the Pessary. Also, Foxe’s Tooth Keys, 12 and 8 oz. Syringes,* Hull's latent double and single Trus ses, Kami's and Currie’s thuwanorilla, Suiph. Qui nine, Iodide of'Potass, Iodine, Musk, Carmine red Ink, Kreosotc, Oil Lemon, do. Cloves, Tamarinds, (fresh) Verbena Cream and llair Brushes. —ALSO— variety of school and other books, viz: Bancroft’s History of the United States, Combe on the Consti tution of man. Complete practical Farmer, Gunn's Domestic Medicine,' Jacob’s Gr. Reader, Gould’s Adam’s Latin Grammar, Folsom's Livy, Testaments, Horace, (translated) Emerson’s Arithmetics, Smith's do., Mu Vernon Readers, N. Y. do,. Walker's Dic tionaries, Mitchell'. Travelling Maps of Georgia, do. Texas, Count D'Orsay’s Etiquette, Copy Sips, Com stock’s Philosophy, Southern First Class Books. Murray 'a Exercises, Spelling Books, Southern Har mony, English Grammar, large Quarto Family Bibles and small do. ALSO, Fools Cap and letter paper, Blank Cards, Inkstands, Letter Stamps, Ink Powder, Pocket Books, Steel Pens, Quills, fancy colored Scaling Wax, Sic., St., for sale low by WELCH Si NELSON. Albany, Sept 10,1845, 23 tf. Fa farther particulars, apply to RICHARD H. CLARK, Oct. 29, 29 tf.] Albany, Ga. Ltrtofbnd No as, ^ ftop^ofaephem ^ Hawkins. I/tti Nos 198 and • without ray consent, and that therefore the purchas- ty of John Butter. Alro, 3 JSE&TKl' CT or purchasers, if any there should be, wifi be held Geo W Knowles. Also, a tet liablefor the satis [action of my claim. The notice kitchen funuturtf, hogs, corn, Sic, &c. Property to i rf ^ of ^ h** above mentioned was not publish- Damel McUod. , Also;* part of lc * ]ed in eitheir ot the public Gazette of Albany,sou orThoa Methvm. customary; but was written and posted en the door ‘J?? jVw. Gaylord’B store in this place, and, as I be- Travelter’e Bert. Property df»««>l ifere a no <*her place. I now, formally, forbid the dist Property of Thos Methvin. of land, Noe no SSS. 1 * n.wTOiiyr; petty of Geo W Passmore Dec-16,1849. NEW GOODS! ITtHE subscriber is now receiving his snpply of A- FALL AND WINTER GOODS, suited to the market which, with his present stock, he now of fers at snch prices as cannot foil to please his cus tomers, among which are Bagging Rope F Twine, Boots and shoes of every description. Clothing, Qs- naburgs, Domestic and Jeans; a large assortment of n.iu./wM, and Fancy Dry Goods; also an excellent lot of Hardware. Iron and Nails, Crockery and Glass ware; with a full supply of GROCERIES, such os Sugar Tea and Coffee. Albany, OcL 29, 29 JOHN B. KEAN. WM. E. SMITH. 3m. T HE subscribers have DOW in store, 600 neks Ssh. 25 bbls. Whisker. Monongabcla do., Cog. New Fire-proof Ware House. MACON, GEORGIA. T HE undersigned, having erected a Fireproof Ware-house, situated at the head of Cotton Av enue, tenders his services to bis friends and the pah- lie generally, for the storage of COTTON and MER CHANDISE, and the transaction of Commission Business, in all its branches, pledging himself to use every ex ertion to promote the interests ot, renter satis&ction to, those who may confide business to his charge. The Storage and sate of Cotton will be tinder tho direction of Mr. JOHN JONES, Who'basking been known in the the Vare-bouse business, and wiUgftre particular attention to the sate of cottoo, and the fill ing of orders for goods. Liberal advances will be made on cotton in store, - or to be shipped. Bagging, Rope, F Twine, together with any other articles will be furnished customers at the lowest market pri N. ' Macon, June25,1845. JERRY COV 11 BT BILLS OF LADING neatly printed and far rate at this effee.