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c0 91 MUNI CAT I ON S.
Editors:—In the Jourtfial & Messenger
ls l. f wo find an cxfract from the Charles-
, ?rv criticising the position of Gcn’l Cass
" ho slaver}' question. 'Ve presume the former
Messrs-
rte-W' 1 " 1
insanity in ita ridiculous remarks ni» n -»
the Hon. Robert J. Walker mveiTnt°f , P .. .. AN ACT,
«r ik. t—u.^ .. . annual To provide fbf the payment of Grand and Petit
Jprors in the county of Baker.
Section tst. Be it enacted by the Senate and
liouse of Representatives of the Stale if Georgia,
General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by
the authority of the same, That from and alter the
passage of this act the Inferior Court of the county
o Baker upon the recommendation of the Grand
uiy is hereby authorized to assess and collect
within said county a tax, not exceeding twenty per
cent, ori the State tax, for the purpose of paying
rand and Petit Jurors as hereinafter provided.
Section 2d. And be it further enacted, That upon
the recommendation of the Grand Jury as aforesaid,
Uic said Inferior Court at the first regular term in !
each year, may pass such orders and adopt such i
i the score of expediency, 1 Shirery, and rwtto Congress. Taken ! Petit Juror, from'tho'le^dl Ju^feM^rfrum 'the
nstitutional. Three counts . on ''“ b 1,10 n l?“alion of the Wilmot tax authorized by this aft, or from both as shall to
would almost suppose -> Ml b “‘ a lunatic would venture a ’ them deem just/ahd for the Zt 2! ?
celeuration of Ute Jack**
T* 1 * ,s0re language of the tout- S
Annexed or conquered territory; No State bv
re^l . T' PaSt " pr08p ° ctive ' n»r Congress by
nP° n, . 11 'j^rsos the anti-Southern views contained in’! ^ u J® * or direct or declaratory, can
1*1*‘l,, frum the fact that the editors of both ! 11,0 ^ cu [ ,a f ,ocal institutions of any State
^ t#T ‘‘^r3 have one common feeling, viz: tint of j ? . uth ’ int ® * uch territories, against the*
ni^i»o hostility towards any man who of ,‘ r P eo P ,e > >n violation of prior ertistiffir
. i[ ti.c policy of Mr. Polk, or stands in the , aw ® 8 ,, fundamental principle of self-gov^
. : lC j r respective candidates. The Mercury j Cr ^ en ' 4 , .
° hitt , ' rness ‘ ,s °PP os * , * wn f° Gen’l Cass ' . a *J e se ^ ,J t»ent contained in this toast is so plain
> n 1,1 the impression upon the mind in spite iat l * 3 mean ‘ n ff cannot be made plainer by argu-
T v ].iratioiw to the contrary that it is not a j °? cnt or construction. It speaks for itself, and is a
* '",* v!,io:is opponent of the iniquitous proviso. ; 8 ‘ m P^ e assertion of the doctrine that to the people of
vi' r . v r that at one time he, (Gcn 4 l Cass) ^ territories about to be admitted as Slates belong •
l favor the proviso, at another time . r '^ l f to decide whether they will adopt or not the
' t . . I p . I* . I XilStli UtlllTl of iV//Tnn,7 « P | I. f s m ■ !
3alfcr SheriiTs Sale.
OX TIT 1st TUESDXT IN RAHTCII NEXT,.
XV l k h ,eao ^ hcfofe’the Court House door in
ton Baker 'bounty, between the usual
hours ofs e, the following property to wit;
The lar 3 and mills in the first district of Baker
County, n mbere not known, but known aa the Tift
Mills, lev ?d on by virtue of a fi fa from Wilkinson
Superior ourt, the State of Georgia vs Samuel
Cooper. > ropcrty pointed out by \V. Meredith.
Also th undivided one half of lot of land and
mills in th t first district of Baker county, number
not knowi, but known as the Tift and Brisbane
mills, levjid on as the property of Samuel Cooper, to
satisfy^undry Justice court fi fas. Jonathan Pearson
vs Saunici Cooper,and Jesse C. Jackson, and Alex
ander Passmore, securities. Levies made and re
turned by a constable. .,
GEORGE W. COLLIER, Sh’ff
Feb. 2, 1848.
43
tds
Baker Ifltrlgage Sales.
first Tuesday fn March
t House door in Ne.wton,
usual hours 6f sale, the
improvements thereon, in
numbers 30 and 32, on
lillercnt form by laying tho Proyso is to place under the control of Congreftil . . President of the Senate.
( -n the table. But we might; u,e institution of Slavery rn territory hereafter to be' Approved 24th December, 1847.
•otic Whigs with hesitancy : ann exed, and “ of :be South” contend that Con- j (Signed) G. W. Towns, Governor.
i' , tbcs f ' patriotic " nigs with hesitancy : ’ conienu mat con-1
C ‘ vTfion iMiMtiun as Gen’l Cass with hesi- ! £ ress has not this ri ^L that it must be left to tho
I alKuiHO” i ...... . I npnnlp of llu> Sf-ito nnnl..m« fo. i
iam Kendrick, in the first dis-
county, lcvird on by virtue of a Mort-
; gage Fi Fa from Baker Superior court, Margaret
; J. llayles, vs N. \V. Collier. Property pointed out
u “ V ' .n!in the proviso; to such a vain Subterfuge is ! P eo P]® °fthe State applying for admission, because [ St. Thomas Lodge, No. 49. j
nncyuj* |^j. *pj, e editor goes farther, 1 and | , Constitution has placed the right there. It is; Thomfisville, (Ga.,) January
IM .llorni'j . Hear that htl» fm/> .Inroolmnnl . U .1 .J.. '
— ■ (j-vo ■••• HIUI , H,l<4 | , UK 1* V — | X \ 1/ J 1st, 1848. J
; nW „„ s „ s i,,fc=- deeper into tho mire of folly aid |department can Assume thtej ttherew by an afflictive dixpenaation of Divine
Sw: «'» r siti0 “ of. Ge-’' i ^vidohee; which has rcnovelfron, oar mid..
Csss with to
allcrnatirt left it, and that is to
Feb. 2, 1818.
GEORGE W. COLLIER, S1AT.
tds
presses »» -c
the territory
itself pri'dwj'
true il may i:
argument ;»? ;l
but it
ither Congress or-/A« State. The Consti- Providai
that the nature of a great part of o„. “o't. ] “ lleJ for ,h . e ? rst ^ existenco to
ich wc acquire will necessarily of
.0 existence of slavery ; if this be
'il be used by the Mercury as an
t the policy of taking such territory,
cannot prove Gen’l Cass’ opinion
Eprly ShcralT^s Sales.
ON Tlli 1st TUESDAY IN MARCH NEXT,
■ e * s Je sold before the Court-house door in
» »n Blafcfcly, Early county, between the usual
.♦lii.™ nox.-A* r_‘_ fi j .r mourn over the loss of a brother and to view with, hours of sale the following property, to wit:
claim the power for Congress, and this necessarily sa ,Ine« and sofrtw (lie fraternal chain - * ■ ' w 1 --- - - --- - — *
m u ,• ; = . . d,*.. t ,, . , - —»«w v»»««.) uui cimin rent asunder ) One hundred and twenty hve acres of lot of land
n keg it the advocate of the Wilmot Proviso, be- by the rentless hand of death. Therefore resolv- n,,mlK?r ow> hund^d and thirty in the 13tli district
cause it Congress possesses the power to comjxl a ed, that in the decease of our worthy brother James ?| s ? id count y to satisf / a Justice court fi fa of
,ho n r u %^v: ;:rr ^ z■ fr,wrf *' • ?ooj c,i,2cn and “ ^, -«• ^«»«* •
question .
what jj the object of the proviso—is
.wrr from territo
. .... it" to exclude i Constitution entitled to *dmi»ion into the Union, j Resolved, That we da most heartily sympathise ! Feb. 2, 1818.
■y where nature will not permit I " ot ^ thal **rr.to»y between the time of “ annex.-1 with the bereaved widow ahd children of our de ‘
Levy
j: p. hardie, sh’ff.
tds
then.
from territory congenial to it
wer the latter of course,
i, In'.- not Cen’l <
T^jtion” and this event. If he meant otherwise it j ceased, brother in their sore affliction, and (hat we do!
... . , . , Booly SlicrjJPs Sales.
~ w—™. Well ““«;»* Congress or eommend them to Jim kind care and protection of! on TUE 1st toesdaT , K MARCH NEXT,
pronounced tire iv.terfer- "" >’ c ,°P' e of t,,e ‘fr.torycoold prohibu emrgrat.on j that Being who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb,: rtwr|I.|, k. .„, d ro ,, r , donr in vi
uch case nnconstitationa! ?— rrom lhc S .' ales to ,hs tcrrltor >> oa ldea wll,ch never ! and who has promised to be the widows God, and a enna, Dooly County betvveen the usual hours
entered Ins head, and yet this is the substance of the j father to the fatherless. I af sale, the following property, to wit:
Republican s argument, based of course upon an i Resolved, Tiiat in token of the esteem we cherish ! Ia>t of land number seventy-one, in the third dis-
egregiousiy false premises. This does not consti- j for the memory of bur deceased brother, the inem-! ,rict of Bl > nl y comity, levied on to satisfy one jns-
tnte the half of the “Republican’s” illiberaiity to Mr. j bers of the Ixxlce do wear the usual bad»e of mour- !ice col,rt 15 la , of said county in tutor of A. D. Hig-
Walker and its perversion of the English language.! B ;„. far thirty days j Jol > vs En °ch Griffin. Levy made and returned to
“ emh^ea”Tn tint* “it “s“!iinm i ^ ° f ^ .VhSdT^mlmr ninety.ix. in the third din-
cmoodieu in tins toast that it is the Wilmot ( thtes^ resolutions to the iaimly of our deceased J trict of said county, levied on as the property of
Irovjso in a more insuhons sliape, cloaked under j brother, and procure their publication in the Albany i Gillum Dickens, to satisfy one Justice Court fi fa
specious and sounding words which are susceptible | papers. JARED EVERETT, Sec’y. j from Washington county, Hunt & Solomons, v«.
of one meaning when weighed and examined.” I - ' * * — —
fully ag.ee with the “ Republican'
He certainly has. How then can territory where
nature will not permit slavery to exist have any
m do with the application of the principles of
•he Wilmot Proviso and Gen’l Cass’opinions on
that question ? Vet the Mercury in the rabidness
pf its opposition to every tiling not emanating from
Mr. Calhoun says that tho application of the princi-
nlesoftlie abolitionists will be obtained through the
Opinions «>f Gen’l Cass. T! o Mercury heretofore
ins obtained some reputation for “ great wit” but
« far now it to “ madness nearly is allied.”
Apin, the Mercury says that it cannot consider
fin! Cass oilers any other security to the slave-
hoUirg Stales than docs Mr. Wilmot, because he,
tin'lCass, says the question, whether slavery shall
or not belongs to the people of the territory—
HD.! that paper therefore argues that Gen’l Cass
idvocates the powc
T!
draw :
them to abolish that institu-
o Mercnry, in our opinion,
:h conclusion from the letter
portion
of the above sentence, that Mr. Walker’s toast is
“susceptible of but one mefffring when weighed
and examined,” and that meaning is that fie is un
compromisingly opposed to tho Wilmot Proviso, and
desires the question of Slavery left where the Con
stitution has placed it; but that M it embodies” any
thing akin to the Wftmot'Proviso, no one can dis
tinguish unless his mental vision be seriously cloud
ed by the bitterness of party fee.Mrig, or that he feels
aware of the unfortunate position which the Whig
party of the North maintains upon this subject, and
he considers it necessary to torture language to
.bring down the Democratic party to the same level,
no matter whaf effect it has upon the country and its
institutions. If Mr. Walker had been so ignorant
as not to know how to express his meaning, 3f if fie
had been so unfortunate as' to fail to make the'
editors of the Savannah Republican understand
tlain English, yet the consideration that he is a!
citizen of Mississippi, a slave-holding Slate, would j
have saved him from the unjust imputation—had J
the editors of the Republican cared a straw about i
rendering justice to a political opponent, or to have j g
fearlessly informed their readers of the true position
of parties
3 ! L. W. Lewis, Gillum Dickens and K. T. Wood, en*
WE are ai.tlmrizDil to an„ ounce | d , L, "f r ' Lev * ,na <ie iv.ulre'ur'.exl to me by a con-
THOMAS BARRETT, as a can-i JOHN_H. JAILOR, bliff.
didate for Brigadif.k Genera
H0RA & M’GWIER,
AVE removed rrom their old stand, two doors
west,on,tiie dtimer of Brood arid Washington
atreefa, Where they are now opening a, large and
well selected rtock oTSTAI’Issl GOOBRaoehu
Dry Goods,- Salt;
Clothiog, Sugar nnd CofTee,
Hats, • Bacon;
Shoes, Lard,
Hardware, Castings,
Crockery, Bagging,
Saddlery, , , Rope,
And all other articled used by the Planters in this
country.
Georgia, Baker County.
Ecrenioa Court, December Term, 181?.
Present, the Honorable Lorr Warrex, JoJge ef
.. said Court. i i
w«. H. PtEttcE, next frier J of] Bin for Discorery,
Carouse E. Pieece, Com. | Relief, a»e la
vs. j junction, in Br-
Uaerisox * Raeet, James H. t her Sop. Cent, •
Cbockett, Wm. G. Pierce, I Rcta'naWe toDf-
Marwx M. Sxasos, ii New- I cemu-r Term,
TOX H. Skaggs, Dejf'ls. J 1847. .
Wm. H. Pieece, Guardian of] BiiJ for Discovery,
tlie minor children of Wm. i Relief, and In-
G. Pierce, Complainant, j junction, in- T '
H. &. Me. would be glad to have their friends end j Harrison &, Raney, James H. j Returnable th De-
cnatomers cSU ind examine the stock and prices.
JUST RECEIVED,
A large lot of “SPUN TRUCK?
Oct. 20, 1847. 28 tf
eeTHBBUT
Male and Female Academy.
npHE Citizens of Randolph, anJ thcjfabfid are re-
-** spcctfully informed that this Institution will be
conducted by Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien, and will be
opened on the first Monday in January next, for the
reception of pupils Male and Female. With the usual
studies in the' female department (which will be se
parated from the frftfle.) lessons will be given in
Music, Painting, Drawing, &c. In the ma\e depart
ment, will be taught the various branches, of a
thorough English, and Classical Education.
Cutbbert, Ga., Nov. 10, 1847. 31 9t pd
JVoticc.
with Israel Leon, of Charleston. S. C., to
whom I have transferred all my claims arising from
my late business at Albany, or with his lawful ap
pointed attorney.
LOUIS SONDHEIM.
Charleston, 8. C. Jan 15, 1348. 42 3in
JVotice.
SONDHEIM
ed my attorney, to receive all moneys due to
me, and to transact all busuiess hi which' I am
individually interested.
Chasleaton, 8. C. Jan. 15,1849
ISRAEL LEON.
Notice.
rjiHE subscribers h^ving recently had tfieir stock
CftocxETT, &, William
Pierce, Dejj ’s.
cember Term,
1847.
TTPON. the return of the Sheriff, id jfi6 libovb’
stated cases, it appearing to the Convt tfiaf
Harrison & Raney, and James II. Crockett^ Defen
dants in each of the above stated cases, Cannot ber
found: Therefore, ordered by the Court that the
said Harrison &• Raney, and Janies ft. Crockett do
appear at the next term of Baker Superior Court
and plead, answer oc demur to said causes, and that
this Order be published in terms of the law & such
cases made and provided.
.. A true extract front the minutes of said Court,
December Term, 1847.
SETH C. STEVENS, Cleric.
Janaary 26. 1848. 42 u.4ra.
City Hotel.
MRS. C. D. MACON has .taken the Hrtjj
and commodious house, Known as tne CIT^t
HOTEL, on Broad street, near the Rivet 1 ,
recently occupied by Mr. Hardy Griffin, and would
solicit a ,share of public patronage. . „ .\»1
. lYer bed*, and chambers are good, and the bCsl tW*
country affords will be found ujioh fijer table.
She expects to be open by the 12tli‘ ftist.*
Jan 12 40 tf ,
r ,, """aml tlio Brigade coroposeil of J> tt oly S'OStUOliClI SlicrUPs Sale,
the Counties of Thomas, Baker amu I .ee. I he elec-
i place on Tuesday, the 7th of M irclfjnext.
43
tde
on jm
ofGcn‘1 Caps.
Il is well known to every one who lias reflected
upon tlii* Constitutional question that the Constitu
tion gives no powcr’over the question to Congress.
It is equally well known that tho territories have
no powers as territories except those delegated or
granted to them by Congress. The Constitution
hu recognized ail jurisdiction over the question of
slavery as reserved to the States as {States, and
whilst our domain exists as territory the power over
:!iis question is in abeyance and does not assume
vitality until the territory hitherto common to all
assumes individuality as a State, and consequent
sovereignty over a!) questions reserved to the States
tinder the Constitution. When then is the time for
"* »« *«««<> jurisdiction but then if we 0nly takc a e)ance at the pst
o.erl jo i' ; • ' Gostiret y \\ ici. t 'ey s 111 j 11{: , (> f tills press it woulti be weakness in a Demo-
(„m, tlio.r Male Constitution and apply for adrois- l t tQ ^ /a;rneM from it> for it has frcqnen „ y
Sion ...totire l nmn. I lie -orotiti.tion under winch insinaated „, at Messrs. Cobb, Lumpkin and Jones,
.bey apply WGii.n.-s.on nr ay then contain ‘I* Democratic members of this State, were Wilmot
tie peo;i.e o, ti-.o territory on this subjcc.. Ttn.i P r0V is 0 men, because tln-v voted to recognize the
en , . asH j principles of the Missouri Compromise in relation 1
erts " y a j to t j )e t err itorial government of Oregon—and it has
, t te peop e o 1 ie j broadly asserted that the term “annexation” was but
“A GENTLE WORD FOR LAND-STEALING.”
CRAY &. §TAFFOR»,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Bun'av, Georgia.
. N. Gray, R. S. Stafford.
b 2. 1848 43 ly
DOCTORS G. W. & J. B. S. IJOWIES,
AVINGa
of Medicine, and located permanrrttly in Blake- j
ly, offer their profes<1onat' services to tlie citizens ofj
the surrounding country. ,
Blakely. Geo. Ffbraaiy 2, 1849 43 ly '
ON THE FIRST TUESDAY TX MARCH NEXT.
KlV^fLLbesold before the Court* House door in
Vienna, Dtxilv Courify, between the usual
hours of sals, the fblllowing propertp, to wit.:*
Lots of land Nos. 200, 201, 229,230, and all the
land adjoining between Samuel McCpmbs, and
Samuel C. Leppet, in the I5th district of Dooly
county, levied on as the property of R. G. Ford and
Gary G. Ford, to satisfy two fi.fas from Doolv Su
perior, Court, Mary Williams, Executrix, vs Robert
~ Ford, and Mary Williams, Executrix, vs Gary G.
. by Young 1’. Guffaw, former
Dr. Hull’s Cough Lozenges.-
Important to Clergymen, Lawyers, and Public' .
, . Speakers generally. x
W E are kindly permitted topublisJi the following
extract from a letter from J. W. Smith, to
brother in the ministry: nr !
, Durham^ Conn., Nov. 21st, 1846.'. ^
Bear Profiler:—Yours of the hth inst.. was re*'
ccived some days a^ro, anil would have l>eeu answerr
ed ere now, Lad Lad not a pressure cf business pf®*’ .
venfed nTe.' * . • ■ '■ •.'*
1 am pained to'hear of your continued indisposi-
of Goods lost and damaged bv'iirc, renders it i *<» PWJV*
necessary for them to bring their business to as I *'*?.!< “'“J " r .“"r ? ' C ''
speedy a close as possible, and they would therefore i ( , answer les . In tile autumn of 1842,1 cqn-^
r^JitnUy reqne^l who,are hJeMed to then, to
make ax early payment Mumble. _ Liolent cough, which was so mL’h irritatLd in Ad
Albany. Jan 22,1917 . « pS * ling, that fitr nearly two months I was nnablo.t^ 1 .
. . ; preach a single sermon. ai\d I began to have fear« t
Valuable Lands for Sale. J bora. Ahoul the hist of Nemuber I was at hrothey ■
T HE following tracts of Land, eligibly situated | {'•Mwell’. in Hartford, arid lie gave me a bpx o(
in the.most “ayorahle cotton region; aftf softie ! H.i i a Congl. Ia.zeng.-s recommending them «.«
of them emkracmg the richerif cottoW lands in the , medicine well adapted to the cure of ny tw.^
State, are olTered for sale on accommodating terms.
County: No. Di» Acre* County No..DU.' Acr'i
Early X 31 “ ,v '
> 44
250
Ford.
l^evied ^ ^
by Edward' O. Sheffield,
rmer Sheriff of said county.
JOHN II. TAYLOR, Sli’ffi
Fob. 2, 1347.
Ten Dollars Reward!
made to the honorable the Inferior court of Ear-
j ly county when sitting for ordinary purposes,' for
HE above reward will be paid for the delivery j lea ve to sell a part of the real estate* of William A.
tf r: small black LEATHER TRUNK,mid its i Bethea, late of said county deceased. This 22d of
t nts, which was stolen from the subscriber a \ January, 1848.
this country upon the Wilmot Proviso, j few nights since. The trunk contained a Black j ELIZABETH J. BETftEA^ Admf’x. m
Dress Coat, a cravat, am! seme other articles of j Feb 2 43' 4m
clothing, and a purse, in which was two notes for
about Eighty Dollars.
W. W. HU LI..
Albany, Feb. 3,1848. 2t
iitlie position which in our opinion Gen’l Cass
occupies on this question, and thi:
decision of it hy the pnpvli
territory. When Gen’l Cass speaks of the people
d ihr territory he obviously refers to them locally,
not in their then political capacity, knowing as he
iliiltl.at they could not exercise jurisdiction over'
the above question until their political relations with
the I’nitti were changed or in the act of chnngin;
In conclnsi
Chatham.
Albany, Geo., February 2d, 1848.;
Feb 2. 1818
Hat may do<
fince Cong
whenever a
Union.
It is won
the oartisa:
An Acf,
late, if H;e al>ove positions i To atifhorize the Inferior Court of Baker county to
atless thev are. the fears of tliO! dispose of the connty’s interest in the lands and
lirvr the character of the population | public buildings in the town of Byron, and tlm
his question are entirely groundless, I connty’s interest in certain lands
vill pass upon their qualifications J Newton.
ition is made for admission into the j Sectioy 1st. Be it enacted by the Senate and
j House of Representatives of the Slate of Georgia,
in useless for either the Whi^ . -■ . — ~ , --
Mr. Calhoun to attempt to distort 1 the authority of the same, Tiiat the Justices of tffe j ker waiting.
Ueoi'^ia,—Early County.
W HEREAS Jesse Williams applies to me for
letters, of Administration on the estate of
i StepbeirG., Williams, late of said county deceased.
These are therefore to cite,summon and admonish
: all and singular the kindred and creditors of said do
med ceased to be and appear at mj office writhm the time
per-1 prcsci ilK»d by law, to shew' cause, (ifany thby have)
intendence.of John E. IIali., M. I>. Board can ; whv said, letters should not be granted,
be had low, and houses can lie obtained* by . those I (*iyeri‘under my hand at office,' this'17th dity of
families who wish a healthy and pleasant situation i January, 1848. .
.JAMES G. COLLIER, c. c. o.
Enfaw Academy.
riMIE Exercises of this Intitution were res
•* on the first of February insf Mj tinder the *
where they can educate their cliildn
J. T. FURGUSOX,
President of tbe*Board of Trustees.
Baker. S S8
“ 1^0
“ 135
“ 173
“ roe
“ 3&0
“ 112
“ 2C6
“ 221
“ 283
“ 313
“ 319
,90
“ 109
“ i;3.3
“ 153
“ 274
*kJ5
“ 334
“ 320
“ 393
305
380
4bd
151
six)
Kariv.
254
335
287
275 13
z&i 13
287 ft
326 10
327 10
Feb 1
; tteOrgia—Baker County.
, letters of administration on' the estate of E-
lizabetli IvJjel, late of said county % deceake'd.: .
These are therefore to cite summon ard admon-
1 ■ isli all and singular, tho kindred and creditors of
ff»e patriotic views expressed by the leaders of the
Northern Democracy. Manfully have they stood
V the rights of tlie South, and for it the South will
V*W them honor and gratitude. Junius.
Albany, (loo., February 2d, 1848.
The “Savaassaali Republican” and
Koberl J. Walker.
TVhig Editors in Georgia must be in a truly
StlaclaSiiiiHi Waiaicn£,
A T Ejutaw, Randolph county, Georgia, twelve
miles south-east ol'.Cnthbdrf. This would be
a good place both for a Blacksmith and Wagon-ma- . - , - , . ^ m ■.......
kp-,«. there i. neither in the range of from eight to | «•<> tea™**, to he and appear a my office within
, twelve milea. in a dense and pro-iperoua population. : 9'e time prescribed by law, to shew.causey ’t^ny
General Assembly met, and il is hereby enacted by Thcre aVc .Flogs ready h'iiiit, with t.-.dis and a P'tri- * h ®/ have,why sa" leltera should not l» granted.
•«- Of the!, -« : tirig. The location is healthy and pleasant, I Given "j'def ln }’ inthd at office, tins 2«h day of
Store, Post Office, Academy and Church | January, 1818.
ithin a short distance.
J.. T. FURGUSON.
Feb 2 lees' 43 2t’
“ 36L 13
“ S'js 19
“ 297 20
“ 58 26
“ 58 26
“ 59 26
“ 0? 26
“ 64 20
“ 181 28' do'
“' 2D0 26 do'
“ 202 20 do
“ 20 28 dri
“ 22 28 do
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exi«*riiEent ltegan using tl.itri, atuf aeon fount!
i« Acr'. i myself improving— ar.d after four weeks continued',
13 050 ! ,,se them, I was able to go upon my circuit. Since
, i then I have invariably made use of .the Lozengca in,
13 go a j| cascs of.cold oY hoareeness,'and,.always witju-!
do | complete success*. I don’t know that they wpuld
do ; cure but a^s mine was a similar case I think'
them, worthy of a trral, and hoping they, may, prove
useful in. restoring you to health and usefulness,
remain yours fii*Christian fellowship. .*.
j. w. siifntr.".
The abm'e Medicines fresh and genuine.,' are .for
sale by WELCH & NELSON* Albany, ' ;
T). & E. McLEAN,'i!li-i«wsriife,'t ; ^
, L C. JONES, Viemm, ■ .
And bv at least one agent in every town and village
in the Southern country. , ..
Nnv. 17 32 2
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f Notice. .7
rjiHE members of the SOUTHERN MUTUAl*
A INSUBANCE COMPANY arc hereby not$£
ed to meet at the. Court jfonse.in the city of Mgcorf
«jii Wednesday the 2oth in.st ,at three o’clock,
for the purpose of organizing the Company ili pui*-'
stiaiice of the Charter,
A. A. noTii\’sqv v \
JttHN U. PARSON?,’'
flEMi Y K McCOVv.
Jan 7tii, IGfi.
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now / 173 14,
Decatur ) 300 14
514 14
515 14
318 14
Inferior Court of the county of Baker, or a majority
of them, be and they are hereby authorized to dis-i
pose of and sell, in such manner as they by an order !
of the Court direct, all the interest belonging to the
said county, in lands or public buildings, in the ,
town of Byron, the former* county Site,and also tlie 1
connty’s interest in any town lots or lands in the'Fgl.ib toilow
town of Newton, the present county Site, whicli
imvc not been set apart for public buildings or the
public nse. And the proceeds of such sales shall
atoning condition. Their position with respect ^ j d j nt0 t | 1P CO unty Tretisury and become a^^part
J» d». v\.w,t Proviso principle is so uncomfortable j of the county f„ nd s. .
■wtlieir onioriiclem of the plainest language would l g ECT10s a . A m l j e it further enacted, That all
justify othes j,, ix-iieviug t i, em „ nn com pns mentis, j or ts of ] aws militating against tliis Act,
la this ^enrral deran<remenl of tho Whig ....
Valuable Land for Sale.
Fell. 2
SETH C. STEVENS, .
43 30d
Clicorgia—Dooly County.
H/ 11EKEAS Benjamin G. Smith applies to me lor
letters of Administration on the estate of Com-
riilnria! the Savannah Republican, true to its char- j
* cter i determined to go as far as the farthest—to j
. ve no devibt upon the minds of its renders that it j
j* also seized with the prevailing mania produced!
of the general unhea! thi ness of tlie entire Northern '
of its party upon tiiat exciting question. Mr. 1
iHfwnan, a Northern Democrat, avows himself,
to the princlyk, and willing to abide by the
Missouri
cor P 3 be and they are hereby repealed.
r lands in Ijee CcWtnty, are offered ( milla F. Mayo, late of said county deceased.
for sale on liberal terms.
Lot No. 273, 14th District;
Lot No. 31V, -^d District,
tot No. 152, 1st District.
... WM. YV. CHEEY r ER.
Albany, Feb. 2, 184^' 43 3t
(Signed) Charles J. Jenkws,-
Speaker of the House of Representatives:
(Signed) Andrew J. Miller,
President of the Senate.
Approved 22d December, 1847.
(Signed) G. W. Towns, Governor.
AN ACT,
j. ■ „ -^promise. Mr. Dan.; declares Public- Uie ]nfcrior Court of Baker county to
la V -’ n °' 0n,y that h0 is opp0!,t “ •' 1T di.poso of certain lands for Poor School purposes.
err. eom promise in relation to tlie matter is i “ > , nar row strips of unsurveyed
u. , ! 011lon of ,hc Constitution. Senator Cass of! IVAereu^ ^ )vinI , t^tween some of the
Uithii
lution. Senator Cass ot j Where*.: . , .
'P a writes an able, frank, and patriotic letter | and ungranted la...
' • r • I- . rt* I.l.t. an in pmintv.
.'Mm ini st rater’s Sale.
A GREEABLY to an order of the honorable the
Inferior Court of Baker county, when silting
for ordinan' purposes,will he sold before the Court
Horse door in Blakely, Ea>fy county, between the
usual hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in April
next, half of lot of lawk, number two hundred and
four, in the sixth district of Early comity. Sold as
the property of Sugar J. Colley, late of Baker coun
ty deceased, for the benefit of tlie heirs and creditors.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
ABNER P. COLLEY, Adm’r.
Pc* e. 1P48 43 id*
These are therefore to;cite, summon and admon
ish ali and singular, the kindred and creditors of said
deceased to be and apjiear at my office within, the
time prescribed bylaw, to show cause, (ifany exist)
why fcaid letters should not be grahtt'd. .
Given under iny hand at office, this 21th day of
January, IS 18.
PLEASANT II. KEY, c. c. o.
Feb 2 43 30d
' will attend to' Professional business in theSu-
neriot* Courts of I«ec did Baker Counties. -
GARXETT ANDREWS,
Attorney at Law.
Postponed Sale.
A GREEABLY to an order of the honorable tlie In
ferior court of Dooly county, when sitting for
h umi rei/ an do inety orlese, JoidT u the
property or William Slade, *eeaaed for the benefit
We heirs and
Feb. 2, 1848.
Opposition t° the same iniquitous policy. Senator Districts of said county. Senate and I ordinary purposes will be xold before the Court
"™>>vided confidence of the Soathcrn j veyed and ungranted land * a may J
*e certainly «ould have sense enough ! county of Baker, between
1 /(t* 1 " l!losc "'h° sustain 11s, but by Whigcditora j tricta and notinclnded in a . ’ |/ mllm)ar
4ifticnt policy i s adopted, and our open, friends by the Inferior Cou o _ direct and the
*hil^ emncri il!,d abused f°f-‘5'P ocri3 y al ’ <1 Ilccei, ' as ‘ hp y by . *" (Tpythcm applied to the education
; Mr avowed enemies are commended for cxer- j proceeds shall be by PP Schod
titri' * 01 ' “tMeiToIw/n. From such conser- of poor children in acco
Sf* tbc patriotism cf the American people | Law. Chaux-is J. Ju«i3 a .
. peeddy r c . |cv(! us Tta foregoing new was (Sign-d) of Representatives.
•fid unreasonable caongh in all con- ] Speaker of j Mhi.ee,
touts V 60 ra ' Jcb 80 Ibat noll l>ng blit desperation j (Signed) President of the Senate,
it... av * prompted it. Not content with this
For Kale,
A. FINE IIORSF. AND BUGGY. separate-
ly.or together, fort fasn or i pproved credit.
Apply at tliis Office. [»n. 5, 1818. 39 tf
3D
tds
Early ShtrifT’s Sales.-
ON THE 1ST TUESDAY IN MARCH NEXT,
W 7 lLI.be sold befire the Court House doorii
v » Blakely, EarV county, between the usual
hours of sale, the fqlowing property, to wit:
Two bales of cotton, marked O. P., and numbered
1 and 2‘ levied on/* the property of Oliver H. Per
ry, to satisfy one f fa issued •fronrRafidolph 'Inferior
court, John Dill & Co., vs Oliver H. Peny. Prop
erty tioinfed omV B. H. Kieser, agent for Dill &
Alexander.
T SILAS WILSON, D. Sh’ff.
Jin. 26. 1848. tds
O
Notice. . ,
N Thursday; the ninth day of March nexL will I J.
be sold at the late residence of Turner Scar-j c ltra | building in 1
ugh deceased, in Lee county, all the perishable | ^ joth day of February next, for the purpose of
kiki»L- P rt,,n IHed it. wot content with this ex- v-r 1847.
i r,.,i the Savannah Republican has given Approved 24th Decern » _ Rg (3 overno r.
'nd mere decided cyjdpnq? of its political, (Signed)
borough deceased, ,, . . , u „ lvw .. JV t.wu.—i — — r -. r
property of said deceased, consisting or one gray; , l{ j n g p re «idcnt and Directors of 6aid Company.
mare*corn fodder, four bags of cotton, and other ar- Cl l
tides too tedious to mentiom p
1 Xeb*. 1848
IVoticc.
Meeting of tlie Stockholders of the Sontli-wes-
le^n Rail Road Company will be held at tie
' r% :i Tx 14 «j:— Macon, on Thurday
ly. order of the C4>mmissioners,
ELAM ALEXANDER, Ch’n.
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<Mf . Planter’s Hotel,
Ml. itEWTOI^, «'EOK'cnfA.* - '
nndcrsignc l has purchased the above lia*
do ! used Hotel, whicli has been recently Occupied 4>y
| Mr, Iraf Sanborp. This Hotel is i>ue of the .best
Jq- j arranged houses in Sourh-weste-n Georgia, and Uro
1 est ca're a'ffd attention will lv given to make" all
innforbthle who may call. My table will • be fuf-'
is bed with t|ie S-st the country affords, and frejin
Jirir experience, f hc.pe be able to'givc general
atisfaction. __ 1 hope ruy friends aiid, the travcllihg
ommiinily will give rue a lair chewing. » • . v
O* Charges low, to correspond wjtii the times.
j ....... . . JOSEPH B. SIIORES^l
ffiinuary 19, I34S. 41* 'tf
To Merchants and Planters* 7
IMIE subscritiers will devote their whole atteff-’
a lion,tQ [he transportation of Merchaniitze,'
lotion, and other iirticie*s, by BOATS and BOX2.4,
etween Albany,’and other places on Flint'Itiver,’
n'j Apalachicola! during the ensueing boating #ea—
oiii They have just completed a BARGE express.
f for'the n^vigalibn ofFiint River, With which tliey
re now about ready to commence running to A|>-
lachicola. ' ~ "• ; .
Their Cotton Boxes will lie of the most approved.
DAVID HAM.
REIHEN 'tf. GRIFFITHS.:'
■„ STEVEN SASSER- — t* r
Albany, Go, Sej.t. ; , 847 . 31 ,fj Ii
Auj pTrsonJriihihg to negotiatn for any or all of
the above irinls, will apply to •
THOMAS F. STEVENS, Agent
MiCOOjDSci W.194T 36 6
Coach Making.- . ^
THE uudersignetl havirtc’ peV^
manently located la.. Albany*
B<»eorgia : . for the purpose pfpn.Tr
rymg on the above business, he will at all times be
pleased to execute any work tiiat he may bo favored
with. And having served a regular apprenticeship,
he feds confident that he can give entire satisfaction
1 all the branches of his business. ,
P, Pw BOND,
Reft^iexces.
june Ifi, 1847. *y U . vV
6UNSMITHkNG:i *
WATCH BEPAVRIHGv
FT1HE undersigred would resbcctfully inform, the
JL citizens of Albany, and vicinity, tiiat he is pre
pared to do all kinds of work in the above business.
Also, Castings of every description, such as Comply
sition Boxes, Mill Inks, &x., done to order. Jcw.eK
ry made and menuinl. Old Gold and Silver take- in
exchange for work. New Guns made to order.. .
I will be found in tho lower story of the btnlj!fff^
occupied by Dr, Nichols. Z -
ALONZO GEORGE SMkTfty,
Albany, Feb. 1,1847 43 % , * ^ '
Laud fbr Sate.
T HE following lota of land ip the County of Ba-t.
ker, f.»r sale on liberal termsj f or Cash.
Nos. 137,412,318^ 481, fa the 8th District. ? * *
No?-13, and m, iu the 3d District. - • t, 3
Persons wishing to purchase, will please call oi*
the suhsertber foriurtker infbnr.ation.* ' T -
Albany, Nov. 10.1847. 31
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