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Albany, Baker-County, 0eorgta, jFriban Jltormng, ifebntavy 6,1832.
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advertisemests.
' FRIDAY MORNING.
TERMS
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advance, or Three
line*, will be ii
BEHN & FOSTER,
(,*h *' vlt ' ' 4 4. ,vi.
FACTORS ANO COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MTU*, will Bp in- n • • Tipi, SaVOnDlIl, Georgia.
nd.AYi,rp n( ,for 1 • “BUN, ) J JOHN FOSTER,
it, im: hnvinjthp number or SAVAKSAH. «l. ( ) from hatmocx co.
pnhih -l 11:,Itl forbid. —REFERENCES—
by Executor?, Administrators {J. F. Spicer, | Davis Pace,
f TV 4 ‘ ! ,‘
| G. \V. COLLIER,
August 22,1951.
20—ly.
Dr. W. S. Lawton.
\t^
I Land and Negro**
m-tmlh*.
1 will be inserted for 1
:n*.<s mu-t be pint paid.
MWTOS, DOWELL A CO.,
; NO 210 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
£? £[| WM. 8. LAWTON & €0.,
Corner Second and Poplar Streets, Macon, Ca,
A. B. LAWTOX & CO.,
OGLETHORPE, GEORGIA,
UIVERTISEUEVrs.
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
| 'JNEM.ER their aimers to their friends and thi
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALBANY
Male and Female Academy.
fPHlS Institution will open on the first Monday of
; lti!iiiiii«tratop , !!i .Sale.
I«y virtue of an orler of the Hon. Inferior Con ft
Oof |)*r:«tur county, while sitting for Ordinary 1
II b* sold before the Court House tl >or|
of Newton, Biker county,on the first;
F •hriiury next, within th * usual hours j
bllowiii" lands belonging to the «*s*at<
, jj n ,, s Sap». late of f) *cit ir county dec\I, to-wit:
' mutually pledged
pirpee-
p'tblie senerally. Th-
not to speculate in Cotton. LiW.il advances* madtTon ' „ '/»*
produce1 consigned to tliem, and Planters’ orders filled with U* A. v a
. fti lt V‘ h Ht the lowest market prices.
A. B Liwriv.j \V. S I,iwroN,| SaVi. L. Ddweli
f M icon. ) of Sica ninth.
nt 8,1951. 18—tf.
Itabun, Fulton &. Go,
•'Vi'iilrarCOM.IIISSIOX MERCIIA.XTS,
ntv: . SAVAWAII, UA.
17S,: Tender tlunr services to the Planters of -Sauth-we-Uem
*■ January, 1852, under the superintendance of
WM. M. JANES, as Principal and instructor in
Male department, T. A. JANES, instructor in Fe
male department. A competent Female assistant
teacher of Music and Ornamental branches will be
employed.
Tuition per Terra.
Orthography. Reading, Writing, pri. Geog
raphy. and pri. Arithmetic £t0 00
Advanced Arithmetic, Geography, Gram
mar, History, foe 15 00
Latin, Greek. French, Mathematics Moral
Mental Philosophy, &.c 20 00
Music 20 00
Drawing and Painting 10 00
Ornamental Branches 5 00
REFERENCES AND BOARD OF VISITORS.
N. W. Collier, G. W. Collier, Hon. Lott Warren,
Vason, Esq. Dr. It. Q. Dickinson, John Jack-
n, and Dr. T. D. Matthews.
For particulars, address
WM. M. JANES
Albany, Dec. 12,1851. 36 if. Albany Ga.
ill’ 8th district, of Baker
th*estate’* int'’r'st in lot* numbers 177. . wt
1ST *M7 an I 218. all in the 3 I district of Ba- Georgia in the sale of Cotton and other Produce.
„ ,1,. of ..id deceased. j ,lw " 10
»r B
Thrilling Scene on the East River. Father Matthew’s Return to Ireland, i At this, Putnam finding that further parley:
breaking vp of the ice—narrow escape, j Father Matthew, on his return lo Ireland j **ould be useless, desisted, and the boy, delibe*
A thrilling scene occurred on the East River; fr om the United States, was received bv his 1 rately shouldered his musket, began, with*
at New York, on Tuesday morning. It appears j countrymen with etery demonstration of regard! great <*«•«* assumed haughtiness, to pace the
the intense cold weather of the previous night j nn d esteem, The Common Council of Cork I ground as before.
so blocked up the river with ice. that the ferry ; presented him with an address of congmttffa* ! Th* General regained his tent by another
boats were unable to cross, and hundreds who j ti onf | D which he responded in a speech of much ! rou t«S bnt subsequently sent fur SteWarf, com-
do business in New York, were detained in
Brooklyn. A New York letter thus sketches
the effect of this embargo, and what followed :
After waiting for an hour or two, tilings be
came desperate with some whose business ur
gently demanded their presence on this side the
river. One or two men declared they must be
New Vork at all hazards, and so started off
mended his fidelity, rewarded him pecuniarily,
and promoted him to the rank of ensign*
Comparative Power of Nations# ;
The power of nations may be divided fnfd
feeling and eloquence, in the course of which
he thus referred to the peojde of the United
States and the manner in which ho was receded
by them:
“No language, gentlemen, which yon qould r
frame, can sufficiently express the measure o r j three kinds. 1. Geographical; 2! Physical, and[
our common obligation to the noble hearted nod j 3. Moral. In geographical power, Russia, or
■ generous citizens of America, (hear.) YdiiMfie Cossack, stands foremost in the tnttk fit
afoot on the ice. They passed over with per-; have had ocular demonstration of their lionntH nations, having a territory of four millions of
feet safety, aind were soon followed by thous-1 f u l sympathy, when, in the day of tribulation, | square miles; and if her moral and physical
ands of persons of all ages, and both sexes, who j yon witnessed in your magnificent harbor, the! energies wore in proportion, she Would nnnihi-
were rendered confident by the success of the ! Si nr Spangled Banner proudly floating over the late all other people. Great Britain, with ot»ly
pioneers in (he expedition. J frigate “Jamestown,” 'the distribution of whose!j thirty-four thousand square miles, tnaV be said
The river now became a gay scene, and ma-. precious freight (a great nations spontaneous: to give the law to all Europe: owing to her
ny who had no business to call them over the offering on the altars of humanity) saved innu-; superior physical and moral power. The whede
water, undertook the journey merely for the ; merahle lives within the precincts of our famine • Austrian domain, including Uungary and Italy,
sake of being able to say that they had crossed j stricken country. I have travelled thousands j is only three hundred thousand square miles;
the river on the iee. One man drove across a 1 n f miles in the Great Western Republic, and ■ with an inferior moral and physical power to
‘ PENDLETON SAPP, Adu
t^Ordei
5ie»:ng, Hipr,
0:ti»Vr 3, 1351.
Americus, Geo.
Rev. C. M. SHEPPERSaN, A. M , Principal.
”V; rjlHIs InNlitntion wil! go into operation on the., le and move orn „ lar ,, e r ,eUI S . As
First Monday in January, 1852, under the di- J 1 4 ,. ,. , b . ,
tl i 7 jmilt/ Suppliea, rection of competent corps of Teacliera. The sclto- i s . oon as ,l,ls *** discovered, a panto spread
| lastic year will
horse attached to a sleigh. At leitst 10,000 per-
sons, including 300 females; crossed over in
safety.
Things went on merrily enough till about ten
o’clock, when the tide caused the ice to break
away from the docks on this side, anil present
r Ordm
Vil in \ ibb *1 raI oi°* SaIc.
V GREKAlII.Y loan order of tin Hon.
Court of Jon ** county, when sitting fin
erv airp »*e*. will h rt *old h*tore the Gourt House
Awrintin* town of Blakely, in the county of Early,
.in the first Tuesday in March next, between the
ii.nd hour.* of sal *. ilu* following lot of land belong-
in j t„ ii,. estite of John B. Jones, late of W*
n»untv decM. viz: Lot No. i! ID, in the 13th district
i.fEirlv coan’y. T-r .,* ca*!,.
STEPHEN SLOCUMB, Ad.n’r.
Jin wv 2. 18.52.
P VrrOUS and COMJIISSIOX MEttlllAXTS.
Andrews, Hardwick & Co.,
OGLETHORPE, GEORGIA,
Hardwick & Cooke,
BAY-STREET—SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
P ri
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Administrator's Land Sale.
|,|, |>,»*.>'(! nt New r o:i, lltker couutv.on the 1st
I’ i,*<liv in Fe'ir.ury n.*xt.the Imifof lot No.
nti‘31 1-tri.*' nf B ik *r county: sold by vir-
H , ,r.l -r of t h • <* »urt of O.-din iry of ('hath ini
ly. :«* t ie *r!v of Andrew Bird, jr , dec’d,
..!i n<* i? 11! th ■ h *ir* i*:d ere htors ol said estate.
A, cmhraci ng the various departments of Eng
lish, Lit *rat ore, the lAtin and tJreek Classics, &c.
, i’iie Principal will he prejiared to receive a nuin-
^HiRiiie., Bulging, Ro;K.';'jt,:.T.rn.ri'r PttVh.™ « cii*’> r of ‘’“P'.' 3 in *° hi * tam j | y “ Byfcb
thorjH.*. JOHN F. ANDREWS, , long exjieriencc us a 1 earlier of lotilh, and by as-
JtiilN (J. COOKE, •. sidions attention to the duties of the School-room, ho
RICHARD S. HARDWICK. , hop *sto merit and receive a lilieral share of patronage.
EXPENSES.
Board, including lodging, wasliiug, fuel, lights,
... .$125 00
never have I experienced, not only in the Cnpi- J that of France. The United States now pOff-
tol, hut through the wide extent of America,! sess three ami a quarter millions of square
aught but respect and kindness from Its high _ miles—little less titan that of Kussia-*-\vhl» in-
minded citizens, (hear, hoar.) j finitely more moral, and scarcely less physical
My Atlantic tour is fraught with a thousand! power. With so small a geographical power,
fond rcminicences, never to he forgotten, (hear, jit nppears a miracle that Great Britain &hoold
hear,) and I fervently hope that the strong feel , check all the colossal empires of Europe bjf
„ llBWlvlo , X..VOV..W-, i ings of sympathy and friendship, which now moral and physical power. Geographical pow*
period of Ten Months,! through th* crowds M’ho were endeavoring to j exist between the people of Ireland and Ameri- j or amounts to nothing in itself, being only A
it Monday in January, and rea ch the shore : this some were enabled to do j cn may continue as permanent and durable as | basis for the development of the two other kinds
bv means of planks which were generously sup-; frje many virtues they possess in common, (loud ! of power; as is seen in France, whose 197,400
plied by people from the shore. A great many j a „d long continued applause.) Your allusion j square miles enabled her, under “the Little
persons were obliged to jump from fragment j to my dear expatriated countrymen, whom I ; Corporal,” to not only hold a!! the European
to fragment of the moving ice, which frequently : had tho happiness to meet in the great Republic,! continent in check by her moral and physical
S or Tor the 8Un k below the surface of tho water, involving ; a „d j|,e greater happiness of enrolling among j developments on that small geographical Of-
be full and i we * mid sometimes a moist jacket. It is , my disciples, has touched a chord which vi- J ganization, but even to menace with annihitd-
J commencing on
j closing on the last Friday in October. At the end
| of the session there will be a Public Ex imination of
; all the Pupils.
The coarse of studies in this Institution will be
j so arrang 'd as to prepare Young Men cither for an
j advanced class in any of our Collegi
duties of life; hence it will
19—tf.
j Savannah, August 15,1851
G. O Carmichael &, Co.
m
-T-rf THE Sab-eribcr* having associatt*dNr-^=V i &-■’
»hon»*elves under tho above name for' Tuition i 1 ordin.irv English branches... 20
™^the purpose of transacting^a p«*iieral > ^ I do in higher departments of English, 30
W arf-lioiisfanl Commission Business, i#\\ n , Greek ad 1 French, with any of the
* Plant*
(*V
US CIIID, Adin’r.
•xtra charge of 10 00
Or. either of these Languages alon**.... 20 00
tiT Th*v will h ive'*n hand nt ali time*, B \GGINO ! Payable 0:1 *-!iaifat the beginningof the term,and
ROPE, TWINE, SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, IRON’, the residue on the first of July.
date, appli ration will be
ib!e t ie Inferior Court of.
> sell I«ot of L ind No. 155 j
of B«kcr county. Also,}
n the 1st district of said;
Til K. TAYLOR, !
I K. Brinson, minor.;
, See. Liberal advai
n'he'i
1 ( , *»tto*i
GILBERT C. CARMICHAEL,
JOHN P. HARVEY.
NmELY & F LKMIN-L G'rilfilL '* '“‘"I
O’lpthorp,', Am-m 15, H51. 13—f,m.
WOOL! WOOL!! WOOL!!!
Ml' 1)
f:
«!?'».• ■> it»* application will l»o made
of Ord mry «»f L *e county, for
• II al Estate in the cilvof Alhinv
.-state of Alexander B. Duncan,
Sam'l Hoyt.
[Of the Asrisrtllural IVtrehoune of S. Jfoyt if Co. 1
H AVING retired from iIip same, and associat'd
with him*plf. H \MPTON \.. BILBO, under
the n nne of S. HOYT &. CO., i$ prepared, and will do, a
The Principal would respectfully refer to the f«»l-
| lowing gp„llein-'ii, vis: Rcr. \V. Baird, llev.
• Daniel. Ool. Miller Grieve, Col. D. (j. Campbell,
i Col. S. Gr.»nt!and,Col. F.Carter. J.T.Ttle.kcr, Esq.,
i lion. H. V. Johnsjn, A. H. ilan*ell and Bev. J; VV.
‘ Baker, of Milledg'ville. Itev. P. A. Strobe!, Rev.
J. R. McCarter. Col. G. M. Dndlev, Col. E. R.
! Brown, Col. T. C. Sullivan,and Messrs. T. M. Fur-
: low. David Hill and R. J. Hill,of Americus.
Dec Wier 19. H51. 37 eowl iw
truly wonderful that no lives were lost, but I am ; brutes through my whole frame. Though pain- j tion, at the gates of St. Petersburg* the whole
most happy to lie able to say that all were sa-; f«By struck with sad dontrast which our dearly j Cossack empire of four millions of square miles
ved. r i he persons on shore worked nobly to beloved country presents in many particulars j —which doom was only averted by such ft
aid the luckless individuals in their exertions to ■ with the favored land which I have recently left, 1 winter ;is seldom howls even in Russia. Where
reach land. In one instance three lads were 11 yet see no reason for apathy or despair; Ire-j is the power of. France now? Absorbed by a
carried oil into the stream upon a large cake j hind—this is not the place to investigate the : vicious capital, and that capital, (Paris) absorb-
of ice. Three boatmen volunteered their servi-: t . ause —is now passing through a severe transl-! ed by a standing army under an absolute rims-
ces and went to the rescue of the hoys ; after j tory ordeal, from which. I trust she *vil! ere J ter; Wlmt a lesson to mankind!
great exertions the boat came up with the peril-: long brightly emerge, and enter on that glori-
ous float near Governor’s Island, and thus saved | OU8 career of national prosperity to which her; Explosion of a Steam Engine—SctCral
“ - sters, who were perfectly satisfied j am( ,|e resources, now in progress of developc-j Persons Seriously Injured.
per,cnee ,n the matter. Ahout most naturally entitle her, (hear,.hear.) j Yf(rfer , |i(y !lllerilonn beUvc , n f „ ur nn( ] flw
o’clock, the steam engine attached to the rice
ac ! , ' ,, *] r - a,,u j mill of Dr. W. C. Daniell, on the Back river,
rr la, . ,ce ! opposite tho city, exploded, severely injuring
e ei or ler, of s j x co l orC( | persons In and near the build-
i when it 11 feel delight in already recognizing marked in*
! dications of a spirit of industrial activity and j
with their
three hundred persons were on the
gave v
Several vessels, among them the brig Tv bee, | enterprise, which, combined with
ship Southport, and hark Jane E. Williams were I am ] perseverance, cannot fail to
forced from their moorings by the drifting ice, j that social regeneration which it lias already
but received but little damage.—jY. 1. Times, j accomplished for so many nations in the history
'of mankind. (Renewed applause.)
From the Madison Family Visitor. | m n ■
Giving lo Foreign Beggars. j Preparing for the Worst.
Our streets and houses have been unusually j The Paris correspondent of the Boston At-
j thronged of late, by foreign mendicants, who • las states that there is a great fermentation in
meet yon with down-cast looks, and thrust into i that city, and that ever}’ thing in France hail;
iug, nt the time of the accident. Tho building,
which was of brick, is greatly damaged; and it
is feared that several of the colored persons are
mortally wounded. There were some six or
eight large stacks of rice in the vicinity of tho
building, which were set on fire, and the flames
communicating from one to the other with great
rapidity, the whole were consumed. The fire
rivtlv
n )IJR in -nth* a ID
r date npplicHti
of Baker count
ol Neal McK *
will ba mad - *
, for leave to
an, deceased.
Commission Business,
B ivins and pavlntj (?n-h .at all times for WOOL, Sheep
Pelts Green, Silted and Dry Hide*, Deer Skin*, Shin; line
Fur.* of every d -*oription, Cattle Horn*, Long Hair, Rag*,
Beeswax, and urodtnv in general.
OTice and Store Hon*** a part of Messrs. Franklin &,
Brantley, 191 Bay-street, Savannah.
1^—tf.
Sam'i. Hoyt.
A *T ft’TT 1 your hands pieces of soiled blue paper, printed i on the life of Louis Napoledn. He says, also, j was plainly seen from the bluff, but it was
jrAl/iXlaiJ.itsDib) j mostly at Marsailles, and containing woitil ac- j that the President has made every provision for' generally supposed lo be the burning of rice
counts of hairbreadth escapes from foreign foes, j the event of bis assassination; having appointed chaff or of the marsh. The intelligence after
“ ‘ - V' “ j and distressing tales of wife, children, husbands, j a council composed of Marshall V aillant and | the disaster was brought to the city by a negro
iN 6W ilrrangement. I brothers and parents, who are still to be trans-j Generals Maguan, Baraguav, d’Hillieis, Carre- man from the place, who stated that some of
T Iir , 0 , „ „„ • . ’ . ported to this country by the benevolence ofi let, and Saint Arnaud. The measures they the hands were so seriously wounded that lit-
some of his patrons, has concluded so to ar ! American citizens. II you attempt to converse must adopt to maintain order, and make a new ; tie hope was entertained ol their recovery. Ho
range the exercises in the ‘’Institute,” that there wl1 ^ these beggars, you are told by them that i appeal to the country, have been described at! was so confused by what had transpired, as to
| will keenly##* Vacation in the year. The cxer- they cannot understand English—if you ask ’ great length in a paper—a soit of political will—*-1 be incapable of giving n satisfactory statement
*es will commence on tlie First Monday in Jan- 1 them about irorA*, they grow especially dull of; which Louis Napoleon has drawn up, ami which ! of the occurrence. The loss to Dr. Daniell
WILLIAM PRICE, Ad n’r.
app'i-ration will be
Sam’l Hoyt & Co.,
GDXERAL COM HISSI0X iHERCII.lXTS
IN THK R"
i until j comprehensi
; carv, and continue without any intermisi- j ...... v „.
jibe La*t Friday in October: thus making 'hale, hearty-looking individuals, men abundaut-
! Scholastic Year to consist of Ten consecutive months, j , y able to wotIt> aild oarn a livelihood. But in
i The follow
Court of Lei CJiintyJ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF AGRICULTURAL | For b««ml, inclndinj
l'if min -r lie
to sell
c.’iil Iren, as llie property of
li& Bryiiit, deC’di Sold to
ftf.-ctinti
JO S/: I'll at f) S’S, (S / irdian
f>r 7Vio«. ami Frances Bryant, miner heirs.
•Sober 3. 1831.
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY.
Al*o, (teonrii and French Burr Mill Stones; Eu*opu*|
Colagen, ('ulliii and Bolting Clothi. Al*o,
SAM’L HOYT*
ABIEL STEVENS,
HAMPTON L. BILBO.
Scholastic year
Tuition, Primary class [
do Third do
do Second do
do First do
Drawing and Painting.
Music, Piano or Guitar
French, Italian, Latin,
"m, light*, &C„ for tho m '\ n y work is offered to them,
^ ° SI*25 oo j ant * they are made fully to Understand that mo-
icholastic year, 20 00 ney will be given to them in lemUneration for
do 28 00 I services rendered, and not in charity, they turn
Many of these foreigners are is to be opened only after his death. Every
measure of precaution has been adopted to so-
secure the immediate meeting of this council,
in the event of his death; and the immediate
communication to them of the President*® will,
which each of them has sworn to executei
do
do
32 00
40 00
25 00
(extra) 45 00
Greek; do 16 00
. B. Payments will l>c required one half in ad-
• REFERENCES:
|c H it in-util* after d d(» application will be made Mc*«*f*. Axjr.Rsox .V Co.—-Franklin &. Brantley—. , . , ,*»•'» • • ' i
* iMth-h.inrali!,- Iiiscrior fC.iIrt of Biker cniiHiv, Wi.itk* Sc Pimii»-S.ift. De«U)*4JCo., ranre, »n I llie b:il«nce 1st ot August in rack jri
,1,,., , .. . ... , . i "ii I \Vm P Miller i Co , .Veir Yurt. Rvoules Aokrv! The subscriber is fitting up a large nnd commo-
, nfOrdimry, for leave IospII , ^ c»i., tlnton. .Hut. F. B. Loomis. Ee^oiViT | ( |i olls house fur the accommodation of boarders, and
» imn . Nun. as the property nf Abner | Cl. II rt. Met'mu., E^., Wilmington, Del.
J - g a vaiinah, S.'|iteinV*r 5, IS51. it-3m.
minoran.l,.rpl if Tli-',mU Hi .
**'Biker countv deceased, for the benefit of said
•rolun. ' NANCY II )vVARD, Guardian.
BiUcvnty.DvanVrS, 1851.
Biker SlieriIP.4 tfair.
n NTiiE mtsT rrr.sDw i\ fkhhitary next,
yVII.I.lie sold before the Court House door in
• * Ncvton, Bak**r county, between the usual
ilie f-illowing property,to wit:
. 1*1^* of land. No’s 396 and the un livide-I half
'•> the first district of Baker county;
_ ■« «» : r» iho prop >riy of defen lauts to satisfy one
r , ,r " in Bi'ib Inferior Court: the Ocmulgee Bank
j ‘“Sin'e of Georgia vs (Charles Collins & Win.
’Jm.'hrio-s. Property pointed out by R. F. Lyon,
to * uiMlivi’Ied half of lot of land No. four hundred
JMw.*|ve, (4I2) in the eleventh, (11) district of
Biker
.county ; levied on as the property of Josepli
. -jnett, to satisfy a fi la from Bibb Superior Court,
f»«or of Klijahl.. Brown vr ' ' " '
JnTT " l r * llja!l ,4 * Brown vs Joseph Bennett and
U j j'/* R. Bennett. Property pointed out by It.
. UM).
J»no.ry 2, 1852
GF.O. \V. COLLIF.T, Dep. Hlieriff.
VV
FACTORS AXD
Commission Jllcrcljants,
No. 118 Bay Street,
SAVANNAH, GA.
1. W. C. Lond. , F. II. Loud.
Nov. U, 1851. 32 ly.
Washburn, Wilder & Co,
m C0M.1IISSI0X NERCUAXTS m
nd comfortal:
pleti'd the early part of the ensuing y
1 He his secured the services of ati accomplished
i Southern latdy, \Vho was educated in England and
France,and has been Professor of Music in a Fe
male College in North Carolina, to take charge of
the Musical Department, and to give instruction in
the French and other modern languages. The
other dcpirtmenta will be equally well filled.
1». A. STROBEL, Principal.
Americus, December 19, 1851. 37 tf
away in wrath, and refuse to labor. To give
such individuals, is false and not Irtto charity;
it is encouraging a class of idle, foreign vaga
bonds to throng our streets, nnd thrust them-
will probably amount to between five and ten
thousand dollars.
At a lato hour last flight, the fire was still
burning, and plainly visible from the city.—
Sac. Morning Neirsi
The Jotifnal of Commerce gives an account of ft
hovel production which the Bay State Mills—those
which recently drove the British Shawls out of the
market—have produced. It is a Felt Cloth Carpet,
printed in black work, and designed according to
General Putnanh
It so happened that while the captains were
stationing their sentinels on the eve of the bat-
* . . i .1 i , i tie of White Plains, Gen. Putnam, tho com-
selves Into ojr parlors, nml insolently iletniind a, mantlerj j n j „’ b8er ve.I Captain Weather- « either as a floor cloth, or drugget. Th.
niatutainance from our lianih. Our country is ; hy pnU (0 0 ‘ ne of the , s { he directioll of : threads of wool ore not spin or .oorea, but drawn
broad, and as yet arge portions of t are Unoc-, ^ e a j nd< n!lin J Arthur Stewart, then a ^ an J laid ' 0 8 e ' h ' r . tl,e whol ° ma “ fel “ d
:• cupted. It unites to labor—it promises a home, ; . . p , PP monstrs»ipd like a hat body. Within a few months, fabrics have
of the ensa^ngjrear' l"’' ' ,lat "- v ’ to “‘"f """ stron f 1 ' amls * ml i with Capt. \V.,’in the hearing of Stewart, on the! been P nt ,n «' ,,l ‘ cr in thi3 "V. showin e * differeDt
g • , "'” rla ” nd lmnes ‘ ,ak ° "" ! impropriety of placing so voung and inexperi- color ™ e,,l,er " de and -esigned for coats to lx
enced a sentinel in so responsible a situation ; made up without lining. The Bay State Mills make
but Capt. Weatlierhv, who knew Stewart’s 11,18 clo,h wllh a ' vhlte 8™-»- d . -t- 0 - 1 *8 inches wide
metal, guaranteed his'fitness and fidelity. I * el 8 hi »ft fr " m * 2 * n «- P er i ,ard ' and P rlnl '*■}?
a . * «• » j j • ai i a 1 elegant carpet designs, showing the richest combi-
... S ;r vart !°, ok , hls P°f- “ nd dor,n g tbe n ;s ht nation of brilliant colors, and furnish it at 75 to 90
deriin Italian, Russian, or an American sky, are ,- 10 *® nera m occas on o pass ou et e o ,e | cen i s per yard. Already the carpet-bag makers are
at liberty to win for themselves riches, ease, and i ,ne8 ’ ! ,r f " ^ r P ose 13 n ® . saet . ’ we i ordering extensively for their own use—and for the
y “ 8U f c fo ^ Xh * P“ r P°. 8e °. f tr >’ ,n 8 * he y°. u . n e; floor of a drawing-^oom or chamber there is no cov-
sentinel; fdr, in returning; he eneduntered him. • „ „ . ®.
° ; . . . , ! erin?» so cnean. nt i
Who goes there ? inquired the sentinel.
Watch Repairing.
FACTORS,
‘ AH, GEO.
Ill BAY-sT., SAVANN^..,
Jos. Washburn, | J’<o. R. Wilde*, | Fi
July 25,1851. 16—ly.
Hardeman & Hamilton,
Ware-Rouse and Commission Merchants,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Occatiir Shci'ifl ’» Sale.
w THE FIRST TUESDAY IS FEBRUARY BEET,
ILL be sold liefore the Court House door, in
of lh ? tuwn °f Btinbridge, within the legal hours
e >tlie following property, to wit;
t 'petiona! I<»ts of bhd, No’s 247 and 246,
. hundred and forty-sjven and two hundred and
L J? lx * the 21st district of Decatur county;
mi , ’'i* 011 Hs the property of Elias H. Kcinp, to
r nn J ^ ^ ,l * S! *upd out of llACRtnr Superier
Perti- ^ Bassett \-s Elias H. Kemp. Prop-
) pointej „ut bv plaintiff’s attorney,
r A. *J. SWICORD, Dep. Sheriff.
#anotr\-o
\yiLL!
Hamilton & Hardeman,
Factors and Commission Merchants,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
Will «ivc prompt attention to all buanos committed to
them, at rillier place.
OMAS HARDEMAN. CIIAS F HAMILTON.
ntnmbcr 5. 1951. 22—tf.
having engaged a competent
Jeweller, are now prepared to do all
kinds of Silversmith’s work, such as clraning and
repairing Watches, repairing Jewelry, etc.
epainng VVarciies, repairing jeweiry, etc.
W., S. & Co., hold themselves responsible for the
prompt and faithful execution of all orders entfast-
ed to them.
Albany, Dec. 12, 1851. 30 3m.
Udolpho Wolfe’s
AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS,
A PURE and genuine article, manufactured by
him itl ScitiEDAM, Holland, expressly for medi
cal on, and strongly recommended for a sure and perma
nent cure of the GRAVEL, and all obstructions of tho
Urine, arising from the Kidneys or Bladder. Just received
and for wile ly WELCH, SHERMAN & CO.
Albany, January 9,1852. (40—ly)
J ldniini!,tr n | or , 8 Sale.
^ he sold oil the 11th d»v of February next,
i,t, *' la e late residence of Daniel Woofbright,
nt, Lj* .eminty deceased, all the Personal prop-
*i«tin„ 0 f n ? ln ” to ,he estate of Raid dcceased.con-
0 ““““hoM and kilclicn furniture, farming
goo ‘j r rse3 > mules, hogs, cattle, one road wag-
hiler . , 1rnssa i one yoke of oxen and cart, corn,
bo. ’ Co ,°nc cotton gin and running gear, ono
s-Sf aM harness, and other arliclea too tediona to
iaaold \< e *° oontinne from day to day till all
’ v„ ar .m s jnade known on the day of sale.
R. H. Sims & Co.
GENERAL DEALERS IN
Groceries and Domestic Goods.
ALSO
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, BAGGING, ROPE,
IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
At the Brick Store comer of Sumter *nd Chatham Streets,
Oglethorpe, Geo.
N. B.—All ordew promptly attended to.
B. H. SIMS,
T. J. THRELKELD.
September 26,1851. Jhn.
JJoah p. lee, ,
a J^^EL A. WOOLBRIGHT, \ Adm
December 19,1851. 37 4w
W. W. CHAPMAN & CO.,
Ware-Honse and Commission Merchants,
Comer of Baker and. Chatham Streets,
Oglethorpe, Gbo.
ARCmBALD W. MARTIN. | W. W. CHATMAN &
September 26,185L 6m.
brave hearts and honest purposes, take up i
plements of industry and “strive to thrive/*
is the refuge of the oppressed;
and all, no matter whether they were bohi un-
the respect of their fellow men by honest effort.
It is for this reason that we feel but little sympa
thy for foreign beggars; There ate objects df
charity all around Us generally, more deserving
than they: if you have much or little to bestow,
you need never look for those whom you know
to be real objects of charity—the sick piiUper,
the distressed neighbor, the frietid who has lost
by fire or shipwreck, all. Better give to these
than to the straggling lazzaroni of Italy | or to
those who are no better than they.
Irvriu SUci'HI’s Sale.
OX THE FIRST TUESDAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT,
ILL be sold before the Court House door in
Irwinville, Irwin County, between the usual
hours of sale the following property, to wit:
Lot of land nninber 457, in the 7lh diet, of Irwin
county; levied on as the property of Dennis Lawler:
Patrick - ’onn vs. Eaid Lawler.
J. E. BASS, Sheriff*
January 2,1853.
Executor’s Sale.
the first Tuesday in April next,
Matrimony
When a young tradesman in Holland goes
a-courting, the first question the young woman
asks of him is, “Are you able to pay the char
ges!” That is to 6ny in plain English, “Are
you able to support a wife when you have got
her?
What a world of misery it would prevent, if
the young women in all countries would stick
to the wisdom of that question. Not that we
would advise marrying for riches—by no means
—for we believe those who marry for that con
sideration alone, are not “joined together after
God’s holy Ordinance,” and in the sight of hea
ven they prostitute themselves for the paltry
Consideration of dollars and cents. But a cer
tain portion of this “world’s goods” is absolutely
\*TILL be sold
* " before the Court House door in Irwinville,
Irwin county, the following property, viz:
Two negroes, belonging to the estate of John
5y, late of *
L AW BLANKS, of every descriptioni neatly
printed and for sale at thia office.
August 17,’4B.
Dorminey, late of Irwin county deceased—^eggy,
a woman about thirty years old, and Hannah, a pri
about ten years old. Sold for distribution among
the heirs of said estate. Terms made known oo the
day of sale.
JOHN B. DORMINEY,) P .
WM. FLETCHER, \ ** ”’
January 30, IP 92.
necessary to happiness, and they who marry
without it, tempt the fates, and have only them*
selves to blame if their path through life be rug*
ged and precipitous. It is a trite adage, “when
poverty comes in at the door, love flies out at
the window!” and it is contrary to nature to
suffer and love the cause of that suffering.—
“Marriage is not made of mushrooms but of
good round cakes,” is a pitbjr saying by which |
one of oor ancestors eoavsyed the same role of
'Gen. Putnam,” was I he reply.
'We know no Gen. Putnam here,” Stewart
answered.
“Hut I am Gen. Putnam,'* returned that per
son.
“Give me the countersign, then.”
“I have forgotten it,” was the reply.
“That’s a pretty story from tho lips of Gen*
Putnam! I warrant you are a British officer,
sent over here as ft spjr!” returned Stewart,
who was well ft ware that he was addressing
Putnam, for the moon was shining brightly, but
he had the staff in his own hand, and be meant
to use it.
“I warrant you I ftm not,” said tho General,
and he attempted to pass
“Pass that line, sir, and you are n dead man!”
exclaimed Stewart, at the same time cocking
his gun. “Stop w’here you are, tir I’ll make
jrotl stop,” continued the sentinel, (as the Gen
eral disregarded his first notice) hastily raising
his gun to his shoulder, and taking a somewhat
deliberate aim.
Hold! hold!” he exclaimed.
I do hold,” Wfts the reply; “but I warn you,
once more, not to pass these lines!”
“But I am your General,” continued Putnam.
“l deny it, unless you give the countersign/*
Here the General was at fault.
“Boy,” said he, “do you not know me?”—
I am Gen. Putnam.”
“A British officer, more like. If you are
Putnam, as you say, why don’t you give me the
countersign? So sure as 1 an* my mother’s
son, if you attempt to pass the lines, I’ll make
cold meat of you. I’m a sentinel; 1 know my
ering so cheap, at all comparable with il for appear
ance or comfort. The Bay Stale Mills,the Journal
says, have been driven to invent something new by
the home competition in the shawl trade. The mo
ment any branch nf industry is so well established as
toyield a profitabl return, a rival enterprise is imme
diately started, which takes advantage of the expe
rience gained without cost to itself, and divides tbv
business with the pioneers in the work.
Kossnth coming to Savannah.
It is said that alter his visit to Pittsburg, Gov. Kos
suth will proceed to Columbus, Cincinnati,SL Lonis
and New Orleans, stopping at several intermediate
places. He will then, in turn, visit Mobile, Savan
nah and Charleston. Thence he will proceed by
water to New York, ascend the Hudson to Albany.
From there, again westward, he will go to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls, and by the way of the Lake, Og-
densburg and Vermont, will repair to Boston, where
he will remain until he embarks for Europe. Such
is at present bis contemplated route, though circoia*
stances may occur to change or modify it He hopes
to be able to be in Boston in March or April, though
the exart time is uncertain, and he may be preven
ted altogether, by movements in Europe rendering,
his earlier departure necessary. . ■.
Should he pay na a visit, be will witness no
sane enthusiasm, such as has greeted him in the
Northern cities, but he will find us as warm and
sincere in our devotion to the cause of rational li^j
erty as any other people in the Union.—Sat. New*
Up
doty, though there are some people in Uio world
niflrrtloutly f ** * . -
’ inclined to gQwjiio&ttr
The latest advices from Hungary, state that
for the present all foreign newspapers are for
bidden Hungary. No passports of any kind, or '
on any pretence, are granted for Hungary, which
is to be shot up from the knowledge of the rest
of Ijhrope tv mueh at China or Japan. '
