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jltMi-TEiE, IF PAID IN ADTAKCEi
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TUbrtitij; Baker €ountn, (Seorgia, JTriilai) Jlloraing, BeplentBer 0, 1850.
jsumber 22 5
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rUBLUHBD EVERT FRIDAY HORROR}.
~ TERMS?"
T*-0 Dollar* psr annum, if paid in advance, or
wfMUre at the enl of tbo year.
aTravtHZEEVt* not exceeding twelvo lines, will
„fe«it”l »t 0“ i iU,T ior ll “ flNt il »«‘ ion -» nd
for eio 1 ! coatlnmneo. Advertisements not
iri-u tVonn n'nr of in«rtioo» specified, will bo
'sidW^Ubf’^’F 8 " b y
ariwrt ml 0.trlnn*,«o reared by low to bo
*,,ru«i in o P>'jUc gazette stxty doy. previous to
h Th' T oilV/of I’>r*on\l Property must be advertised
*Nat!e?o Or*** uTfcralitor* of an estate i
^^IcirmtVif i toll JSun will be mode to the Conn
ofOrlinrv fer leave to * 'll Lull m l Negroes, must
.. ,,vi.Vl w-kly for four month*,
tlutilr a Ivertisoinauta, one Adler per equate foi
M eh insertion.
rr til LffteiB on hn*m**» mn»t be poet paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Goods.
Valuable Lands for Sale.
Ilf B&SRS Sim* fc Chooser will tell the following
. ’?, ln f bl ? ^ f* ■»/ being *ome of the moot
valuable in the Southern States:
„ *A«* OOCTTT.
PKrtDH -No 16 ». 750 acres.
Second Dis.—No.365. 350 “
“ " “ 390 350 “
Third “ Noe. 361, 4J, 318,93,129.2V) “
Seventh Di*—No. 152 350 <«
Eighth Dis,—Nos. 7,11,20,238, '90 ea. 250 u
“ “ “ 2«,251.252,253,254.1250 “
“ “ “293,218, *95,277.... 1000 “
“ “ “ 23, 22^ „ 500 “
Ninth Die.—Noe. 12,03,193 cach250 “
“ “ “ 1*4,180.,..,, 434 “
TenthUia.—No4T213,-379.... 500 “
“’ “ 3frj,3»*, 299.316,each250 “
“ “ “ 275. -47M 6)0 “
Twelfth Dis. “ 18,61,81.102,117,140,250 “
“ “ “ 217,191,358, 338,237,.250 “
“ “ “ 104,105 600 “
xauLT cuojrrr.
Fourth Dis No*. 128,129 600 “
“ 287,238 600 “
“ 203, 69 each 250 “
Sixth Dis. “ 299, 282 600 “
“ 13, 19 a >0 “
“ 306, 133 each 261 “
Thirteenth Dis —No*. 11,12 500 “
“ 18,45.102,123 ea. 260 “
“ 126,203, 260 “
Twenty-eighth Dis.—No. 381, 250 “
“ 213,244 500 “
ADVERTISEMENT!}.
[From Patriot Extra,.//dug. 31V-1
Decatur ShcrllPa Sate.
ox Tnn nesT tuesdat ix ocronan XXXT,
TTfll.L be sold before the Court House door in
* * the town of Bsinbridge, Decatur county, be
tween the usual hours of sale the following proper
ty, to wit:
Two lot* of land. No. 97, in the 20th district and
No. 104, in the 20th district; levied on u the pro*
petty of Edraond Smart, to satisfy one fi fa issued
out of Decatur Superior Courts i» favor of William
i. Dickinson va. Edmond Smart. Execution trans
ferred to June* Gibaon. Lew made by the former
Sheriff. DAVID SWICARD, Sheriff
August SI, 1860.
jj-IN THE BRICK CORNER.xt
flViS ribers ere now receiving it large and
1 cvanW* aA4.irt nent of STAPLE an 1 FANCY ,
MY (STOM. CROCKERY, SADDLERY and]
II\M33, trace, tog and fifth Chain*, I decatui cousty.
p.a .V ire, S i ,rar It lilers, large lot of lltrdw ire and | Nineteenth DitL—No. 144 250
Cjllery—3oH*, Show and Hata—Retdy mitlci Nos. 1U6, 107..500
C.j'hiu'-i'ih*ceo, Tea., Sugars, Coffee. S*lt,| .< |8i, 186 500
|rui,N»d*. anJ a gold a.sortnient of MQUORS, 1 — - —-
l> lether with every article suited to the trade of this
ti’mry. O ir st ic't Semi “ntirely n-w, w ‘II select-
ei ml iv dl as* >rted, we have ho doubt hut that we
eu sail aim Mt every one in quality and price.
—ALSO— ,
t„e received, a few CORN SllBLLEltS, STRAW
a-rrERS.inMINV MILI^,&e. .
HUY P, RYNC1ION &. RAVfrSON.
Albiny, June 7.185). 9 tf.
NEW GOODS!
fang *nb*-.rihsr thinkful for part favon*,and ihe
JL very liberal pilr.»nage given him heretofore,
*e%ve to a**nn h»« i'rienis anJ pitron* that ho
id 00JV receiving and opening onu of tbe handsomest
•tOCiiS Of ^ a
Spriaj ani SnuaMr Graois
that it lm iver b f»n hi* I fortune to offr, and
a* ad h.n b'en ever offered in tlie place—con-
sitting of a gwral rteck of , i
Staple and Fancy Dry-Goods:
Slats, liats, Saddles, Bridles, Crockery,
Kith China Tea ani Dinlat Sells,
Uard ani Hollow-Ware, Plan
tation Tools, ani Catlery
of various kinds; also,
<S:MEa\l sraj< of ssooeries, SeC., AC.
The above {**>!•* are of the Litert Style* and
having been recently purclm*ed in tiic
N 4 * York .nark *t, an i the subscrib r a*sure< tho*e
wh» miv be di^p»sed to favor hi n with their pal-
rmvr\ that Uny will he offered on the mont rea.*on-
»»»ly term* upon our u«ual time to our cuato ner*.
iuutotho*9 who miy he di'dpos'^ to p»»rehd-*e for
fierea.lv mn n y we will off*r liberal induC'»tn A nt»*
;»r the article. We tay corm one, coin' all, and
f.ir yo ir*‘lfc*, aul buy good bargain*, for wc
ire d.*t:r.nmcd to sellout a* soon aa we c »n.
I!. S R. BEERS.
N. W. COLUER.
Alin nr, April 19, 1850. 2 tf.
Fifteenth Dis. “ 137,144, 145. ...750
Twentieth Di«.—No. 379 *250
Twenty-tiret'Dis. M 373...;.. 250
THOMAS COUSTY.
Seventeenth DU.—Nos. 19,1*20,123,151150
u 190, J29,367, ea. 250
“ 13,13..500
« 1,9, *...500
“ 187, 188 500
Thirteenth Dis.—Na 138, 3J7. ...each 490
Fourteenth “ * 59.70,....,. ... M . 490
LOWXDES COUNTY.
Eleventh DU.—No. 525. 490
Fifteenth “ “ 9*2 490
IRWIS cousity.
Third Dis.—No. 157 .*..* 490
Fourth “ u 274 490
STEWART COUNTY.
Nin^t^enth Dis—No. 50 202$
Twenty-fifth DU.—No 13 202$
No. *J*20, *2d Dis. 1st Sec.—ForsYTH Co. 40
“ 730, il “ 34. *\ CasS* 44 40
“ 430, 15th 44 id '* Cherokee 40
M 87, 7th M Dooly, “ 202$
•* 29o, 7th** Carroll Co *202$
The above lands will be *olJ for one-third cash .
one-thin) one year.and one-third two years, within-
(ere*t fi p-r cent,) froth’ date of adle, Erri mortgage
on tiic land—or a discount of five per cent, on the
credit part of the sale, if paid in cash, purchasers
paying for executing titles. Persons desiring pre-
ciaeicforovition in regard to the quality, location
of those lands,
sale, will phase address Sims & Cbeevcr. at A bany.
OE., G. B. LAMAR,
New York.
Jnly 1*2. *50 14 tf
[From Patriot Extra, of Aug. 3ltf J
Tbomiis Sheri IPs Sale.
OX TUB FIRST TUESDAY IX OCTOBER XEXT,
IX^ILL be sold before the Court House door, in
” tbe town of Tlmma-wille, Thomas county,
w thin the* legal hours of sale, the following property
to wit:
Ons lot of pine land, number not known, bnt
known as th» premise* on which James Morey now
lives; levied on by virtue of a fi fa issued out of the
7631 district, G. M . of and count?, in favor of
Non-Interconrsci
We clip the foHtoring article, on the sub
ject of non-lnterooune, from tbe editorial roe
respondenee of the “August. Constitutional
ist.” It embraces the right doctrine for the
Sooth, and la the first step tbit the ought to
take in defending herself against tbe aggressive
spirit of Northern fanaticism. Should it be
come necessary for the people of Georgia to
meet in Convention to deliberate opon the mode
and means of redress, this wilt probably form
the very best expedient that can be adopteJ.
If it does not secure to ns the rights which we
aro entitled to enjoy unmolested, under the
Federal Constitution", U will at least contribute
In soma degree, to cheek tb. prosperity of a
people who have in every way maligned and
reviled os, and who ara doing everything to
destrov oqr peace and retard onr prosperity.
As long as we give “aid and comfdrt to the
enemy- We may expect to bo hartasse.l by
them—cot of their supplies and truce will be
made.—SandertviUe Georgian.
“Nox-Ixtescovbsx.—•Tlio Sooth has a po
tent weapon of dofence in her hand, against
(lie encroachments of anti-slavery, upon her
political right*. If she will wield it with vigor
- - - - — - - . • — nmsiilll iikui*. at ouo win » iviu it niui siijvi
5V Ilcy Mailings ro. Jacob Iloncke. Levy returned , hc e ,„ fi „| lt the tntmy 0p0I) bi , own grottlh1>
y a cons e. w A JVE ^ D(;p , t sh . fl . and turn the tide of opinion ur at least the
Aug. 31, I860.
[From Patriot Extra,»/ Aug. 3l*f.]
LonrnJei SlicriiPi Sales.
OX THE FIRST TUESDAY IX OCTOBER XRXT,
I1TILL he sold b ;fore the Court House door in the
? * town of TrounvillC, Lowndes county, within
the 1 *2*1 hours of <<*l‘i, th t following property lo-wit:
Three barrels of Sugiir, containing in all,*950 ib«.
more*or less, levied on by virtue of au attichment
rrturnubl^ to the Augun term, 1850, of laowndes
Inferior Court, at the in-tanr.f* ol Edward \V. Solo
mon* vs. William J. Tamil, as the property of said
Tarvin. and sold as perishable property under an
order of said Court
WILLIAM D. GRIFFIN, Sh’ff.
Aug. 31,1850.
Baker Sheri IPs Sale.
OX THE FIRST TUESDAY IX OCTOBER XCET,
[17 ILL be sold b 'fore the Court House door in th
• * town of N-jwtoh, Biker county, within the le^
gal hours of sale, the following property to wit*.
Lot of land number 386, in the first district of
Baker county* levied on as the property of John
Dewberry, to satisfy one fi fa from Taliaferro So
perior Court: the Georgia Rail Road & Banking
Company vs John Dewberry. Property pointed out
by Dr. R. Q. Dickinson.
GEO. W. COLLIER. D. Sh’ff.
August 39, 1850. 21 tds.
Dooly SheriifSales.
OX TUB riKST TUESDAY IX OCTOBER XEX*V
course of political action at tbe North in her
own favor. The blow she can strike will be
at tbe pecuniary interests of the North, and
through them reach the judgements and con
science! of her slavery-hating people. Thus
the South may obtain some mmlicutn of jus
lice—gome regard for her constitutional rights
—some forbearance from design*, whose ulti
mate result, if carried out, will be the eitirpa
lion of slaterjr from tbe United States.
This weapon of defence is Aon-Intrreourte
icitk the North, Let the South determine to
cut loose, as far a* practicable, its commercial
and basiiiesa connections with the Ndrth.—
State legislation can bo brought to bear in a
way, within the limits of the Federal Constito-
tution, which will go far to elTect this. "But In
addition to this, or rather in advance of this,
individual action can be brought to bear in the
Various communities of the Sooth in a Way to
be felt at the North.
Every branch of trade and every department
of business will feel the infiuenco of a diversion
of Southern trade from Northern towns and
cities.
We understand from gentlemen, now here
from Alabama, that many of the planter* in
their section of the State hare already notified
the merchant* they trade with, that they will
purchase no more articles of merchsndise man
ufactured, or imported from the North. Here
after it is their determination to give the pre
ference in all cases to articles of Southern or
From tit Charleston Mercury.
Political PkUaitlr«pr—Steaatn to AP
rlci;
We aro struck with tbe restltsa eagerness of
a large clast of pufcttr msa to work out in ev
ery conceivable case a pretext for engaging
tha Federal Government in tbe cause of eman
cipation, or entangling it in new relations to
slavery, that more or less akin to this. Thus
Mr. Webster expresses bis good will to tbe
South by .proposing that it shall bear tha ex
pense of transporting to Africa all the free ne
groes—a step towards bearing- tbe expense of
settling free such as are not So. Ujv day
bints his opinion that the Federal Government
it justly responsible to the owners of slaves for
tbe value of such fugitives as cannot be recov
ered, and Mr. Praft, of Maiyland, moves an
amendment to th* “fugitive bill,- carrying out
Mr. Clay's notion. The** men do not consid
er that the great evil and danger of the time is
tb* extent to which the Government already
meddles with slavery, and they propose reme
dies which ark palpably Only an aggravation of
the eviL
We havo before ns still anothsr piece of kind
ness of the same sort The Naval Committee
of the House of Representatives lately made
a report in favor of establishing a lioe of Mail
Vienna, Dooly county, bstween the usual hours
of sale, tho following property, to wit: _ , .
The interest of Arthur Lipscy in a negro girl °* foreign manufacture,
nam'd “Priscilla” about twenty-one years of age. If this example were generally followed
Said interert being an estate 0-r life lor and during throughout every slaveholding State—if non.
the life of Mrs. Ann Linsey, with remainder in fee intercourse associations were formed for the
wish to purchase at private £_Jnlm^: Smith, ^«}**,?_»£* purpose of carrying out those views-the re-
ults, independent of State legislation, would
Baker County Lands for Sale.
[ OTS No’. 309, 303; 300, 307.090, 330.
■i 331,374, in IV eleven^ di-tri t.
l.-.i. 300,-321, 323. 333, 33 1, 357,
350", 337V 300, 375, 370, 333, 331, in tiic
Iwetllii district. J. 6. tiltlVARDS.
.Macon, August 2, 1850. 17 8t.
NEW AND FINE 6133$.
(xREBlT B&.R3-ATN3!
M. SMITH
Is nvv receiving, and will continne to receive,
* thro j«;!i th? reason, °.\tensive assortments of ,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
ofth'Utest stvW—all of which will be Bold at a
very fi n ill r Irente oif the.New York cost. Among
fcii splendid JUdortment already received, aro
toe Canton Crape Shawls, Silks, Barrages,
Pnbr’4 UingUiiin, Taehes,' Laces,
Lawns, Mnsllns, Parasols,
Itanuct*, Trim nliia<, dec., dcV
Together witii the 1st-!.* style o( DROADClXiTIIS.
C.VSSI.UKKS, DRA .le TAY, awl a Urge stock of
UcaMi ittabc Clotljing,
Ce«i.ting of COATS ami PA\TS, VESTS,
VIIR rs, 4-c , wiiich will bo sold cheaper than
the ch-wpest. Also, a fine assortment of
B>9t«, shoe*, Hats, Caps, See.
The pab'ic are invitM u» call at the store '»rrax-
ly eecomeJ by A. G. WaAVta.aod ex* nine my
•tick, as I i n Ixermined thit no oie w ** can be
with ip>o 1 article* at tow prices, shall go
without purchasing
Alh*ny, April 5.1850.
Laud A^eat.
T IS <eS«riber h .1 ling the oSce and fulfilling
th i i ities of County purveyor for Biker coon-
tj, will sr.t»,» rout for tho disp—sl or pnreh.se of
list,, nr will furnish ney informUioo which ntv
rei lirsd oncoming the aknatkm andI ehxrader
YfUil* situated in this m inty. He will also fur-
of anyone, or aU the districU at retsona-
••Pfiefe. . t
. f7 All co-nmuaicitiooe to receive aUen kw mast
WtOflfxiu. . .
T. G. WESTFALL,
County 8nrvcyor—Baker County.
Albany, Jan. 25.1850. Iff-
from Macon Superior Court, in Civor of Mordccui
Myers against Arthur Lij
, 'Also, one lot of jand, I
dred and twenty-fix, (126) second (2d) district of
Dooly county-; levied on as the property of Wil
liam Burgess deceased, to satisfy a Justice Court
1 fa in fiyor of Josiah Bureess vs Williarri Roberts
n«J Elizabeth RobeftS administrator and adminis
tratrix of \Villfam Burges* tlcvciseil. Property
pointed out by thi Plaintiff, an i returned to roe by
Constable. *-•
CHARLES R. TALIJAFERRO, Shff.
August 30,1850. tds.
Tile Assaui Tea Company,
13S Greenffich Street, \ew-York.
T UB pr.iprietnr? bsg to coll the attention of
eonn iKtnrs in Toi.nnd the heads of families
to the C.I3ICU a id RARE selection of TEAS
imported by th ‘in, nnJ hitherto unknown iff this
country, wtii-di, by th -ir fragrance and delicacy,
combined with virgin purity and strength, produce
an infusion of surpassing richness and flavor.
-ThoTi»soffer'd, are the following:
The Jeddo Bloom, a Black Tea, at fit
00 per lb.
Nipb'on, do. 0 76 “
“ Diiri, do. 0 50 “
“ Osaeca, a Green Tea, *00 “
•• Ton-tsiaa, do. 0 75 “
“ Ticki-tshra, do. 0 60 “
“ Ud-fi Mixture, a compound ol the
most rare and choice Teas grown on .
the fertile and genial soil of Assam, I 00 “
With* view to cncourag i the introduction of these
matchless Texs, 't Is the intention of the proprietors
to dfalribute by lot, am mg tha purchasers, a quanti
ty of Tea equal to tts first years' profit on the sates
ejected Each purchaser will receive enclosed in
the nicka-e,* nuin'iere-l eerlificate.entitling him to
Oae CfcMte la tte Distribution II*.
yr Pur every Filly O.-nfs laid oat, and on the
receipts .mounting to • JO/tOO. the andrrmentioned
ptr.-*u of r*, to the ralae of t-n per cent., or
two Thousand Dollars will be Riven away
as Bonuses, according to tho following scale:
6 p'ssof 60 Iba. To* e*c.i%l$ I prlb.260lbsor3J50
nr"* 05 ** “ “ »*•* 600 •* “ 600
0 a « « a •* 600 “ “ 60 )
s u « “ “ “ 500“ “ 8 'I0
, n a “ O “ 9 M“ “ 260
(74) in tho 16th district of said county.
WILLIS &. THOMAS GREENB.
Troup co., Aug. 30, I860. 21 tds.
W ILL bo sold on the first Tuesday in November trade. 'The Sb’aflfcni fretfple Ohoutil have lit-
next, at tbe Court House in Baker county, tie as possible to do with a people from whom
h-twern the usual hours of sale, lad of land numlx-r t (, e - rece j ve nothing bat intuit and wrong.
Also, before the Court House duor in I^wndes, effectually cut off the cotton and other products
(formerly Irwin county,) on the first Tuesday in ol tho South from Northern ports, and that
November next. Lit of land number seventy-four, st ike an impressive Uow at ah Important North
ern interest, while the market* of tho whole
world betides would lie open to ns for the osa
of this great and necessary staple.
Fvernlnn’s Rule Wo can In the samo way keep ont of our
„ ***e««W» .... .. So'fith'ero market thousand* of articles of North-
(T^fnre'th'^c'urt^HoiIsr'dolu^^n^Bs’k^r county, nmnuf.cture Manufacture* among one
under an order from the Honorable Inferior Court selves will grudoally Spring np to supply the
ofJaspcr county,when sitting fni ordinary purposes, exigencies thus created. In the meantime the
one lot of land In the (cntli district of said county, most active encouragement should Be given to
containing two bun Ircd and fifty seres,and known direct trade with foreign countries, and direct
as number fifty-eight, in said district, and sold as importations. Line* -6T steamers direct he
art of the real estate of John T. L. Towns, late ol (vrwn go. Southern cities and Europe ihoa|d
l*spereounJv.dws«ed. . be established. These would soon tender us
STEPHEN W^EASLEf, ( Kx ’ n ' Ie “ and ,e *f ^pendent on the North, and give
30
43$ prizes in all.
Thom pwsoos who prefer lower priced rear, can
receive their prises in proportion, or they "diet
Saw, Grist & Flouring Mills.
repurchased f* cos*, at a r -doedoo of tea p*r eoa*.
O' Country Agents required. AppTieaUora to
he address ’d (post paid,) to the Company . Depot,
ss above.June 14, I860. 10 3m.
. Basging, Bops and Twine.
—• - !- * —- •«*'*'* lot of Kentucky
(0* the Kiachofoonee Creek, too mile* North
of Albany .)
T»E saluerihera ban two Saw* iww running,
Wtujstlzwsski boa, this time, wo fij* -
2** with a fitoBtt Maohfa*.8ereko*.nto.«^«
"P*ri»BitU*g Cloth, foe th* manofsetETE of So-
Aswsiouiy)to make good * > ? T '
"111 it good order, bo wheat wtQ be ground unless
TIFP 4k MERCER,
»«7n7t8io^ « tf-
w B B^f.7d r ^«:e»Tus
Twine, which wo willsopply ourfriemls with at any
time during the summer or ML ClIEEVER.
Albany, May 3, I860. 4 If.
K&
Notice.
are warned not to trade *w two ore-
■aid Dotes was given has loiled, l am determi:
mpay dtmu X“«P"}g^V ODUM.
Baker County, Aug 16 I860 19 *
Lands to be Mold.
and action. The pocket nerve would admon
ish the people of tho North, that the North
would soon be reduced to the alternative of
giving up their anti-slavery propagandist!!—
their well matured Schemes for heinltfliig fo and
finally abolishing slavery, and their insolent
intermeddling with the institution as it exists in
ihe Elates, slid with the relation of master and
slave—their organized societies for decoying
•laves from their masters and for protecting the
runaway, or they miist give op the Sdtitbkrn
August 30, I860
*•§.ItnlnInlralor’n Sale.
ilication will be made
jortof rtfcauaaeoea-
tv, when sitting fair ordinary purposes, for leave to
wll all thi real estate of Lneins Bryan, minor, of
Joseph Brrsn. late of.Thnm«* county deceased
j pamjou. JOHN C. BROWNING, Guar.
May 17,1860.
Grimmeti. of eem eoonlydeeeased.
berwfit oftb. brim ood^rod.tnra ofral^ ^
Angost 33. i860.
Alhaay, May 3, I860.
dJgZir.iM.
Keport of tke.TbiUfifi Commlltee 16 West
Point itUeieri J .
The report of tbpBaBrdcd Visitors to tbe WU-
taiy Academy at West Point speak* in terms of
general commendstioa of the Institution. Th,
committee an instruction recommended tha Intro,
dacthm of th* Spanish language—certainly a very
necessary branch of instruction for oar miltary of
ficers—id the evidence* of natdrai And revealed re
ligion, of International and constitutional law, and
of English composition and eloquence. Aa a.no-
cessary consequence, they reeboimend ati addition
at a year to the course of study, and any necessary
ikeiias* of low roc tors. The committee on dioclp-
nhp epdclmle a favorable report, with a recoounatr
dstioo that a new riding school be erected. Thi
report of th* committee on administration matas
suggestions no the subject, of ualariea, and racom,
mends that tho local tanka of 001)011010011001 of
tho Academy be that of a colonel of th* corps of
engineers. Th* committee 00 fiscal affairs report
that the accounts are correctly kept and tho dis
bursements ntmde with prudence. Tbe |i*y of the
cadets is nut soffclent for the necessary expenses,
and they recommend that it be raised to the original
•mount of 847 per month. .
Rest or I hr and Prcscrrlag the Sight; '
A friend who had read the following valuable Ileal
Steamers (liable to bo used when needed lor 1 nf information but who hod forgotten which wn*
war purpotrs) to the Western Coast of Africa,
tjicuce, by way of tb* Mediterranean, to Loo-
don ! A crooked route fur an object not less
crooked!
Tb, avowed pflrpot* of this scheme ia to aid
the Colonization Society, whoso objects, as
declared by themselves, are:
“1. Tb rescue the free people of color of the
Uuited State* from their political and social
disadvantage*.
“2. To place them in a country where they
can enjoy the benefits of free government with
all th* blessings iu its train.
“3. To spread civilization, sound morals, and
true religion, throughout tho continent of Af-
to oer people the control uf their own business,
without the intervention of Northern merchants,
(actors, and shipowners, wilh their attendant
Alnfori^ Coirt of Ihmly Coonty, while eiuifig North*™ eitie^ *nd are now « froitfol mmree
for ordinary porproes, will be sold on the first Toes- of their prosperity. Already n move has been
day in November next, before tha Conit House door made in Virginia for n direct trade with fco-
iii'Vieu ,* in «ald County, between the lawful hours rope . A convention was held on the 8th of
of sale, hit of land number two hundred and thirty- J U K last, at Old Point Contfolt,' for the por-
fonr, (231) and port of lift n-inflstr two hifrared and ^ 0 forg.nmn*4 Ste.rrt Navigation Coo.
flriffy.five.C433 tattoMridMrktofjnUtata^ w Xdirect hotweoo Norf5k and Uv-
W. "‘■‘■““•“cs's.tt—
— “r “reSwUCID FLBMIN0, AHioV. jci her -wo (uDliul dMinM—h. In
Angimt 30 18$). tds. dependent of tbo anti-slavery States, and reflrh
F - — ——■ rr “ a point of prosperity hitherto deemed aoattain.
OUR mmths afterdate application will be nude A
tottie tl unrxblo Interior Coon of i'-———-
“4. To arrest and destroy the slave trade.
"6. To afford slavo-ownert who' Wish, or are
willing, to liberate thbir slaves, an asylum for
their reception.”
To promute these speculative objects of an
Abolition society, operatiog under the specious
name of colonization, Congress it appealed to
for a heavy and annual appropriation for five
years: The inducements to the measure, cloak
ing its real design of aiding the general canto
of Abolition, are, as detailed in the report: 1st,
carrying a Mail to Africa monthly; and 2nd,
to stimuiat* the trade with Liberia, which i*
said already to amount to an export of 8500,-
000, and to be increasing annually fit the rate
of SO per cent.
As still further inducements to enlist spoco
lotion in tho exuae, an exaggerated account of
the progress End prosperity of Liberia, is pub
lished; and the vast resources of Africa in
palm oil, ivory and gold dust ara displayed.
The British triads with the African tribea is es
timated mt near $23,000,000, and that nation
is represented or have already extracted from
the Gold Coast more than 8200,000,000.—
Thus a new California is to be opened to tho
negroes in their own' native continent in return
for being excluded front the California of ours.
Liberia and 8an Francisco—the Gold Coast
aiid the Sacramen to sire Jo be rival El Dora
dos, and divide the dovouon of the children of
Mammon.
But tbo General Goverameot is to pay for
opening the new scene of wealth, and the agi
tation on slavery and shave restriction is to be
kept ap in aid of the objects of a society which
will only cease to labor in tbe canto of Aboli
tion when It ha* destroyed the institution off
which Abolition make* war. They are to have
the Government patronage, and tho South ia to
be made to pay for tbo stealing and liberation
of her slave*.
The bill of the Committee proposes three
forge clast steartfefS at s cost of 82,700,000;
to make monthly trips, and to receive 810,000
per month, or 8480,000 a year for carrying the
mail. The ship* are to be built by private en
terprise ; hut iu aid of the adventure, the Gov.
emment is to loan tho Company two-thirds of
tbo aproont, or 81,900,000, nt the moderate in-
tercet of 6 per cent .
To ooch an extent, then, tbe Government is
asked to become partner in an anti-slavery
mbvomenl; to give its money; its credit, and
tho aspect sod dignity of n Government under-
taking, to an enterprise fed 00 the tame fad
ing* and aiming at the tamo ends as those more
undisguised ptatis off host fitly which hisro gone
far to render a continuance Of the Union its
possible. Private opecofotiona «i a grand
“to rub tie eyes,” for lota of sight by age, requested
as yestetilaiy to re published the process. It Is as
follow* i ■ — ' *
For near aigbtedness, close the ej# and press th*
fingers gently from the nose ovtuard, tcroet Uf
eyes. This flatten* the pupil, tnd thus lengthens or
extends tha angel nf vision. This sbonld be don*
several times s day, till abort sighledoets Is over
come.
For lost of sight by tga, each as require mag-'
ifyiSf glasses, pass lbs fingers and towel from th*
outer corner of tb* eyes Hiwantty, above tod below
the eye balls, pressing gently aginst them. This
rounds them up, tnd preserves and restores tbe sight.
It has been already said that this Is nothing new.
The venerable John Q>incy Adams pressrvsd Ms
tight in this way, in full vigor to the day of bit
death. He told Lawyer Ford, of Lancaster who
wore glasses, that rf he would manipulate bis ryes
with his fingers, from their external angles inwardly,
he would coon be able to dispense with glasses.—
Ford tried it, and soon restored Ms sight perfectly,
tnd has since preserved it by the continuance of this
practice.—Pennsylvanian.
Catoosa Springs.”
Gold In Texas,
The Houston Telegraph says that prepara
tion are in progress In all parts of the State, for
roUR month, after dote applicstfeji will be made a grand expeditfon to- thd gotf TqfibVfont has
r to the honorable Inferior Court of le* county,
been discovered In Northern Texas, not far
siWin'e~for"ordlnary purposes, for leave to sell the f ro m tbe rotas of tho celebrated city of Grand
real estate belonging to th“ ««»*# of Robert C.
Quivira. Gold mines have been fopod *H along
Sold for the ^ gnu; chain of mountains extending from
the soorcoe of the Arkansas and Plato riven,
by Santa Ft, to th* Puerto. Immense exeava-
tiont are shown along tb* foot of these moon-
Baoon! Baoonll Baoonltl tains, and the rains of Viftdtto* indicate thst
scale, inflated by the aid the publio trenaarg,
wiH spring up an'it MffrtWy the pxZstnn of (rime
with tbo impulses or fanaticism. Every tiling
connected with this African trade will recog.
nise Abolition'sis fit narerft and the grand sooroe
of its profits: upon this it depends for tho rioh
contributions of the government; upon this for
tbo material ofita hoped for passenger trade;
upon this for (he powfir of founding colonies
over which like another East India Company,
it may wield a lordly sway.
An Important invention boa recently been mode
and introduced in tiic Wert Iodic*, to- th* extraction
of jaic# from sugar cane, by which, it is said, an
immense Increase will be gained ill lb* quantity of
eager extracted from the givefi weight of th* cane.
One handled pbhUfl* of Asne, which tad been cut
for a month, iu pat into th* machine, and in tire
abort specie of *6, second* 78j pounds of tbe jsieo
wss produced. The Atchine was tested in the mast
thorough manner, producing at each trial results
which proved most satisfactory.
Something for the CarloM.
A paragraph from a New York paper tells us that
Luther’s marriage ring is in that city. There may
be something peculiarly attractvs to some in this
relic tbnve all other*, bot to our taste would,rather
see tho inkstand which ho throw at the head of the
tempting devil. This would be tb evidence of hie
etrength, whilst th* other only tell* of his weakness.
Th* wedding ring with which Martin Luther, fob
great refbrmtr, was married, is of gold, csriotly
wrought, being brood and fiat on Die back of the fin
ger, with a soul I ruby In the centre. Ontboinsid*
it, ia German, “Dr. Marlin Luther, Catherine von
Boren, Jeae 1636.” The ring woo hvpnght to thkE
country by Chat. Lather, a lineal draeendant of fob
reformer, who hs* proof of il* authenticity and of
his own, in tho certificates of the city of Magdeburg,
Prussia, where be resided and of those through'
whoso hands it has posted. It war once tho proper
ty of on ancestor uf the King of Praasfa,' and by
him was restored to tbe family. The present King*
has off:red 3,000 thalers or about $1,800 for it, tty
offer which was refitted by the owner, who sir Mot
•amm*r forced to emigrate on account of belojf fb>
volvsd in potfileal dieturbsnecs — Random Courier:
DisgrEcefnl Otlrxge,' / .
On the night prerioos to tire election,' in Si
Lonis, on th* 5th intt., some intemperate mem
bers of the Bpnton party commj'tcd un.outra'go
of tbe most disgrace ill character. The Intel
ligencer says, that to signalize their triomph in
this defeat of fhe Compromise, they had eaolied
to bo prepared a transparency, representing
Benton standfo'g erect, wilh a scroll, in One
hand, with tbe wnrita “caught ta the not,”
while st bis feet Waa E prostrate forar, ihten'ded
to reprdsent Henry Clay, with Be fifed** foot up
on bis neck. Thfs gross insolt to the creak
statesman of tho West, caused much indigna
tion among the tptethlb’ri, as the piloting wtui
being carried slung tb* streets. ,
. After it bad readied th* rotundi, and befin
pla'etd ta it* position, the indignation of the
rrovNt greauy increased There were yells,
shouts, hises, and groans, and every indication
of content (Boom indignation. It was fonnd
trttirfy unpossihle to proceed with tho bnaioeas
of tiro meeting. Several speak ara attomptad
to adtireea foe crowd*; bat all to no pnrpot*.'
Finally to' appease the excitement, some one
lore off no uioch of tbo painting as contained
tire figure of Mr. Clay; bat this was not dspm-
oil a suflhripnffijrology—th* noise and confosiori
still rontinned, and tbe meeting finally broke
np In'dlllbMer.
H — Me. U4
region aro so sMUISr to those of foe gold regions
of California, that they appear to 6* UtofomL
mid contain similar deposit** Of the precrons
metal.—Son. Georgian.
We are glad to Iraro that tbe statutoofthe
late Boo. John C. Calhoun has beta fonnd by
foe ofllrera of the U. BL Imam Cottar More
ris. Lieut. Francis Martin, will immediately
ratnrti *0 the spot with tbe snb-maria* armor,
for the purpose of properly slinging tho box
previous to hoisting. EhiL Martin
nt that the 5 J5 “
Energy.
By Jopifor f how that, fellow wprhtl Every
thing fells before film. No obstacle it too great for
him In surmount, os ocean too wide for him to leap,
an miamtafe fan high tor him te seals. Ht wfll
make s Stir in lit* world sod no i*irtsl». Sachas*
th* earn whn baild oar railroads, dig np the moun
tains ta California, and enrich the world.
Thera is mailing gained by Mirons or sloth.—
Thi* is a world of action, and to make money,gain
a reparation and exert a hsppy influence, men mEbt
be active, preserving, energetic. They mart ant
quail at shadows—run from lions, or sgsapt to
dodge tha lightning. Go forward zealously In
whatever yon undertake, tnd ws will risk yon any
where and throngs life. Men who fetal and 4teir,
are alaagblngrttoek to angels, dvvHs,and tree amp.
•vBInr-HiakiL - -
recent heavy rain, have eanscdqoit* a swell
rirar, and It kca rice* ifaco |M4ty hat seine
S3 or $4 fart, rnnniag over the bank hdow B-otin St
W.lker’s Warehouse, and OYwr tfa^npper wtmrve*.
TWi frnhtt will do cnnsMera}>I* to com
erapt below, at nearly all of Bwieh I«land im«i b»
under wttor. It huskqdqnf CAntW^nible (hm*tr
the statne tain perfect ocder.and can «nd*r water. Ir hs*il«dqa«»n.W*rabl,
begot up with hut imfl* trouble.—Sac. Rep. to the cotton crop ta hetfesi Unde—,lcg. Cent,-
