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“WISDOM-.JCSTICE — MODERA'flON."
3-lbann, Baker County, ©eorgia, Jribari ittormng, .felnuavt) 13, 1832.
f CONDITIONS:
] $2,CO l-YEAR, IK PAID IN ADVANCE
( $3 AT THE END OF THE YEAR.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
BE1IN & FOSTER,
Three ’ FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
i, ,, ^Savannah, Gtorsia.
I.II. llMIN. ) J JOHN FOSTER.
OF SAVASXA1I. ■! A. ( / FROM HANCOCK CC
, „ —8EFBRBXCE8-*
- r.'' En - I u*vi« Pack,
«?. IV. CnujER, Dr. \V. 8. Liivtu,
_Auj.nSj, 1S31. 23—]y.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
' ALBANY
Male and Female Academy.
> into the fight, and go
ADVE.mSEMEAT.S*
^nSe.
t |A. I.<.wml.** County.
il; • fir-' Tue.-iiay in Al.tich next, wit! b • ,-oM
l? 1 t at* 1 1 >v virt.u* o!’a;i order <»t*J!»*• Hunoru-
I .■ . r i.>r <'.>i*;t of said county, when sit'iug lor
, V pur*. .?.«*«.. lioSoie l!iv Court House door in
.the follow ini*
LAWTON, tiDlVEELi & CO.,
NO 310 1UV STREET, SWANN All, GEORGI V
« S. LAtlTO.V & CO.,
CoR.VrTR 5*ec.jm) anp 1*01*1.au Streets. Macon-, G-‘.
A. B. LAWTON & (0.,
OCI!.ETH>RPE. GEORGIA,
FACTORS AND G0,V?\1!S3f3M MERCHANTS*
^HIENDER their services to their friends ami the
•L p'lbl;' oenerallv. Til *v are inulitallv >«|
«--t t» i-j C»||.«|. T/.’vr.il ndvan-v* matUTon
j*r<Hlifo coa i ;a 1 t» t‘u» a, n:i«t Planters’ orders filled with
1 ut tu.M-.We-t muiv.-l prices.
». hwr 'V. I \\ . > Lwvros, ) Sam’i. I,. Dowell. I
Minutes Of PointSy |tie of ilis landlord.—Worrcl for Pi’ff., L. 11. banner, wo will again •
Decided by the Supreme Court of Georgia, at! Smith lor Deft. into it to conquer. ....
Columbus, January Term, 1852. I Whaley vs. tlie Slate—from Tinker. 1. After' No new tests are submitted to the Baltimore
Cook vs. the State.—From Marion.—1. The co- : the Triors have retired with a Juror it would ‘ Cnnvtntfeli—ito new articles introduced into
habitation of a married man with n single woman i l ,t? irregular for the Court to send out written the democratic creed. We stand where Jeffer-
is adultery in tl/e than, anu fornication in lire woman j instructions to the 'Priors as to the questions son and Madison and Jackson ami Polk sttJUd,
\V\1 q j \x£s as Priiim >ul atld iiislhiCtor jn I®* WfeereVer Uie Indictment states the offence in the I *i ,e J shall ask the Juror. 2. Confessions made ami eall^on oilr brylhrbn of t!lt» Uiiltttl Vft
Mah* department, T A. JANE*?, instructor in Fo- j terras of tl,e Code, or so plainly that the Jury may j by a prisoner under a threat, should not he nd- unite willi us in snatching power mttli The
: male department. A competent Female assistant 'dearly understand the nature of the offence charged 1 miUed in evidence. It is ennqieteut, however, abolition Administration of Millard Pillmore,
■ t (teacher of Music and Ornamental branch*.* will be | it is sufficient. Thus* an indictment tir incestuous f° r die Court to inquire into the nature of the; which has done so much to subvert the tru«
*' iploved. . l Adbltery, which charges the defendant, being mar- i tlireal used, and if il he such as could not have principles on which .our RepttWW'dn LttvettH
TilHiOB per Terra. ! ried, with criminal connexion with a single woman,' created fear in the mind of the prisoner, the ‘ oient is based, and to bring disgrace on thi)
Orthography. Ileiiiling. Writing, pri. (ic0£* _ j wlu» was his daughter, is sufficient. 3° U|»on an * confessions are admissable. IT. A collfessidn Americai
Advance-! Arithttielic, CJ
mar. Historv.&c
I/ilin, Wreck,French. Mathcina:
Menial 1'iiilosopliy, «ic
pbv. Gram
15 qo • ^ defendant may be proved by the admission of :
Mils
1J—if.
of Sica mm h.
R'lFr.ur.xcKs and hoard of visiiors.
\V. Collier, G. \V. Collier, Hon. bolt Warren,
, A. Va*on, Es*p Hr. It. Q Dickinson, Johu Jack-
ti. a.j.1 Dr. T. D. Matthews.
Fur psilicuiars, address
!ty of similar ollenres, hut that he was now Convention, and much warm controversy was
Moral ; defendant, sad by proof of his living together with ! prttsfeeuled for the first tinm,” is admirable. *1. elicited: but this was to have been exiiected,
.JO 00 • his alleged wife, as man and wife. It is not ueces- i A bribe uttered by the prisoner for the piirposti " hen our brethren met to counsel freely to-
oo 00 sary to produce the record of the license and the! of effecting his escape, is admissable in evidence get her. Put the. platform was adopted without
10 00 testimony of witnesses present at the ceremony.— j ou the trial for the offence for which he was a iliiseiifing voice. J he Convention finally
5 t A. C. Morton* for Pl’lT iu error j Sol. Gen. W r tUiains | arrested. 5. 'Fho condUituleati'oiio maths by adjourned in the best feeling. W e congratulate
for Defendant. j tit>gfoes are inadmissahle in all cases—but it is the dvmnvracy of .Mississippi on the result ot
Duncan vs. Ilryan, trustee, &c—From Dunly. 1, competent for a witness to state that lie was in- our deliberations. We congratulate the deui-
Where a person is appointed, by the Superior Court i duced to change his position, when attempting ocracy every \\ here.
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Kind N
«•! ut ■
Raban, Fulton &, Co,
»’" 1 JS V" X* ~i (0.11 MISSION MERCHANTS, X7~i
. (U Kh t.ie exception .s \ \\\ y.V.l If, (i. 1. t,->
Albany, Dec. 12.1S5I.
; <>5 years of ag >, Micajah,*
iR:Ul About 311 years '
ill Jo;
\*i!l b* sold before t!i* Court
wn of TbomasAil!,., Tlionwn
the .luliioritv. Lola of
, in the 13th district of Tlio.u-
e prop Tty sold as the Rea'
iri:l-tu. i i , “ of Lowmles emm-
« and creditor."
. tl. * da
Al.imiTTON,
li.-trator do boii.s nor
ratSale.
Wherever dissensions
Trustee, to protect the separate property of a Fevo:' to detect a supposed criminal, from the iufor- have broken our columns on local issues, wn
\V.\I. M. JANES. i Covert, and accepts such trust, it is nut coWpttem ' mation he had received from negroes. G. Where trust a similar course will he observed.
3tj tf. Albany Ga. for him, aiterward?* (when called upon to account. «i pocket-book is taken from the custody Cf the | . 4 , ,. . mm
it k i t—It t iTm | by the Cestui qui Trust) to deny the Trust, nor i„ piisoner, the memoranda therein are adtuista- tliut iOf VoUH? Tobacco ChCWfrS*
deny that there is any separate right of tl.t* wife in »» evidence against him, without proof that Some writer who signs hts name lVter Sim-
Americus. GrOO. jthe property; received by him umler the appointment.; •bey are in his hand writing. Morgan for PFlf. ole, tells a story nf a sailok lloy who chewed
Itv'v C M SllEPPERSON \ M Principal . T. Bailey, for PPiT; G. R. Hunter, for defendant.! Sol. Gen. Lyon and (Mark for Deft. j lohiicCo, which contains a good Idui for those
VlIIS Institiilion will R n'i,’,tn'opcmti„„ ti.e ! , a ;,l, v». D,,nca« -Pmin U-x-ly. IVl'Mevrs I'm Slali-irnm B»ker -1. ; wlm initulge In such » habit.
First Mon-lav in JanuarV. 1832, under the di- ** ^ ,e * rn?l P ro P crt y **f u Feme Covert being lev- «er the act oi IMli* the oSlicer arresting a de- \\ e advise our young readers never to be
ruction of competent corps of Teachers. The sc bo- ied on by Fi Fas, vs. her husband, heir Ttustee in- j fendant charged with an ofTence not capital— guilty of (ids filthy practice, artd 11* any has
laslic year will embrace a period of Ten Months, lerposed a chtiiil. Being advised by Counsel thathas no right to seize the propelly of lliq defend- boon so Unfortunate as to have illrGliUy acqui-
( - - ... commencing on the Fir-t Monday in January, and ; the projwrty was subject, tbe Trustee Cestui yue' ant for the purpose of paying the costs, without r«*d the disgusting habit, to thro\¥ itxVHy the to-
■■At 1 J iIS Jllld f0)MIISS10\ )1 IMKil.IXTS.! closing ml be l.sst Friday iu October. At the end Trust, and husband, agreed to a sale of a port inn of, o written warrant, or instructions to that effect haiico; clean out their mouths a^ sddtt as |>ossi-
°l l‘ ,e ! *p‘* !4 '?. n ** ,ure w '^ Ftiblic hx imi nation ot the Trust property sulfic.ient to p;«y the Fi Fas, the, horn the Magistrate* issuing the warrant.—Mdr- |j!e, and never delllu it dgaiii IsV the tise of such
aP the 1 ujuls. . . .... Trustee, through a brother, became the purchaser. I g-m lor Pl’lf., Sol. Geii. Lyon for Deft. a \Veed. Here is the storv..
so arringHiI^is'to preirir.? 1 Youmr MeWit'her'for an i Bl^t if the sale and purchase was bnnafuleA I was much amused the last morning watch^
advanced class In .mv of our Colleges, or for the a,,t * ,nr a ‘'mnsideration, it is not fraudulent and j _ from the Marietta A<lcocate. . that l ke|il. Wo were stowing away the haiu-
piacii::;! dniii-s of life; hence it will lie full ami j v *»id per se. 2. A will by which the testator lends; Practical Information on tllC Subject of mocks iu tin* quarter-deck nettings, when one
Atfitwx/i. einbracingt'ie various deparfirienbs of Eng- personal property to a legatee, with a limitation over | DfDlislrj'i of the hoys came with his hanmliJclt dn hid
li.di Lit-rat arc. the Latin am! Greek Classics, &c. i it at her death, conveys an interest to the legatee,! ^ ilv K. 31. ai.lkx, WRXTIST; shoulder; ns he |i:iss-*d the first licutciiitfU il^f-
1 lie Principal will l't? ji'cpared to receive a nuin- equally as great as if the testator used the language j Nt». o.— Cleanliness of the Teeth—hctiil orculh.. ceivcd that ho had a tjuid of tobacco in liU
Hardwick &. Co.,
o'.a.i-;T!io!ii‘E, geouuia.
Hardwick &, Cooke,
1H V-Li r.t"3T—S.U'A.V.N’.l'f, (JKORG’M.
: II.ii- :tt O.l-i
S.ivjiinah, and farni.-ih Family i •
JDMN F. ANDREWS*,
Ji * i %’ COORE,
KlCHAIil) S. UARDWICIC.
. 1M.11. 1J—tf.
. A. II. Hansell and Rev. J. W.
, of .Milie.J-r *\ille. Rev. i*. A. Strohel, Rev.
Met airier. Col. G. M. Dudley, Col. E. R.
n. Col. '1*. C. Sullivan, an 1 Messrs, T. M. Fur-
J.iviti 11 11 an.1 R. J. Hill,of Americas.
vuiV*r IU. Is51. 37 cow 13\v
• beijneath.
‘ Pupils into his (amity s\s hoarders Uy hi:
.\v;ierienc rt as a Teach**rof Youth, and bv as- •. , • , ...
.. .• . .i i . .-.t oil * i 1 to Ins client, as lo tue
s all •nJion to the duties t»l the J»ch»ad-room, Jie 1 _ , , *
to merit and receive a liberal share of patronage.
EXPENSES.
Hoard, iiiviuiiing lodging, washing, fuel, lights,
'i'uitiou i i oidiiurv I'ngiisti lira
Constitutional causes, undoubtedly ,
lUOUtll.
. Tlie advice given by counsel j Constitutional cat
ie legal rights of the client, is j :l great degree, the structure ol the teeth^of dif* “What li.tfe y<ni got in there my good lad f
not such a confidential communication as would be ( ferent individuals, as to their solidity, and form, a gum in.il { vuur cheek is uiuyli swiilleri.^
inadftiiSRible iti evidence.—Monger &. Hunter for rendering them more or less liable to deenv I mm . “Xu sir, replied the boy, “there’s nothing afc
ITiV; S. T. Bailey for defendant. j extenial causes, in proportion as their forniatioti n t.l.the matter.”
The administrators of God win vs. Deavors.—From j* 8 hail or otherwise. Net experience proves “(), there imist be; perhaps it is a bad tooth.
20 00 j Sumpter. 1. A Tax Collector in Georgia has the B*at the most delicate teeth may be preserved open your mouth and Jet die see.”
gatory every intelligent dentist j, f ,y Wii s compelled to open Ills idoUtH, while
r three times a day. /inore is the tobacco wds extracted with this rough in.
t delicate teeth may bo preserved
liglier departnieiltsof English, 30 00 1 : right to issue executions against defaulters failing tor a long period l»v proper attention to clean- Very leluctantly the boy opened his mouth,
Jreeli an 1 French, with any of the j to pay their taxes. 2. The Tax Collector may ei«, liness alone; and all who bestow tiie iieees.sarv : which contained a largo roll of tobaccd leaf,
extra charge of 10 00 j ther execute his own process or inay deliver the care and attention, cannot tail to be rewarded “1 see, I see,” said the lieutenant; your mouth
()r, either of these Languages ahme.... 20 00 ; t o a constable to be executed by him. 3. The »“ l*ie preservation of those exceedingly useful Wa uts overhauling, and your teeth cleaning. I
»i , w:i . ”*1 |,! rt 10l ^^"‘••^iwfturn of a countable of “no property” must be en- i iipj^odages. wish we had a dentist on hoard, hut as wo have
VoPrhi-malw n'd're-ne'tfiiMv refer to the f.,i.! dorsed iu writing and cannot be proved by parole.! 1 * ,e dentist is frequently risked the iju^stioU, not, I will operate as well as I can. Send the
lowiM-r «* , .*iit!ein**ii viz* Rev W. Baird R--v Mr A debt due to the State is included in the provi-j M don t you think it injures the teeth W» brush armorer up here with his tongs.”
D.iuleS. C„l. Miller Grieve, (\»l. D. Campbell,! «*fthe Insolvent Laws of Georgia, so that a tax them so much 1 ’ Meaning perhaps once a day *,: Wheti the armorer made his appearance, the
Col. S. GrantUn !.Ou!. F.CarterJ.T.Tucker, Esq ,; execution cannot be levied upon tho.-e articles ox« ; 1° which inter * n ‘ 1
H.ut. II. V. .lo!tnsn:i, A. II. Ilan-<eli and Rev. J. W. eiapt by law from levy and sale.—E. R. Brown and , answers, no, nor
B. Hill for 1W; McCoy for Defendant. j as much probability that frequent ablutions of s t rU ment
Hoskins vs. The State.—From B iker. 1. Where die lace will wear away one’s beauty, as that “There now,” said the lieuteqrint; “Fm sure
an indictment charges in different counts, offences suitable brushing will, in any wav, injure the that you must feel Letter,jilready; you never
of the same character, the Slate wiil not be forced enamel of the teeth. As soon its the Mi st pet:- ecu!.} h:ivo any appetite with such stuff in your
to select on which to place the defendent on trial, maneul teeth have made their appearance, which mouth. Now captain of the after-guard, bring
2. After a criminal cktu.se is closed, it is not compe- ( * s commonly at the age ot six or seven years, a |ri t . C e of obi canvass and some sailcl arid clean
tent for the court to open it for the purpose of ad- children should he supplied with a brush, and fijs teeth nicely.”
mining other evidence. But the Solicitor General suituable powder; and it should he enjoined . The captaiil of the ilfter-guaru canto fbr\Fnrd;
tnay withdraw an announcement of “dosed” iimnc-j ,l P m diem to use the former ft least riiiei? a am { putting the hoy’s head between ins knees,
mediately after making it and before any evidence is day, and the latter often enough to kco|i tlie • ceru!*l»t*ii Iiis teetli well with tl»o sami and criil-
ub^criher. in c*rdt-r to meet the views oi olfered by the Defendant, or other steps taken in the teetli perfectly clean. Care should he taken in , vaSs lbr t\Vo or three minutes,
ot Iris patroiH, lias concludeil so to ar casc . 3. It is not easy td determine exactly how J selecting a brush, that it he neither too stitrnor j “There that will do/’ said thii lieutenant;—r
f x reis s Jn too “Ln-tit me, th:U there f ar a Judge may intertere it) sugcating to the Solic-. b»o soft; one made of fine bristles, set in a com- “\' ou . f my little fellow, take sonic water and
aMau—r'o-rtl;.* 1 First Monday* in'Jan- tV -' r ^* 3nera l how to conduct a prosecution. It is, pact and firm manner is the best. Much, also,' ,-i„ se your mouth nice and clean, ami you will
e-niiiine without anv intermission until perhaps, better to forbear altogether from any such depends upon the quality of r detitrificcj "c enjoy your breakfast. It was impossible for
Friday in Ocrom-.n: thus making tin- interference. *L On an indictment for forgery, it is siiould always bo sure that it contains nothing you to hate eaten any thin* with your rnoutli in
Year to consist of Ten consecutive months. 1 competent to prove the passing bf the forged instru- that will injure the teeth chemically, nor should sue Si a nasty state: When it is dirty again, come
following tviil be tlie rates: meat lo sustain the allegation of the fraudulent iii- H be so coarse as to wear upon the teeth mt‘- t 0 ainl I nMI! be your iletltist.”—Student.
\, for the j er ,t. 5. An indictment under the 10th section of ehauienlly. It *>°t sufficient tliat the front j —-«»oca—-
^ 1 Jf; ^ the Penal Code, need dot aver that tlie instrument surfaces of these teetli most exposed should ho ; Nc\V DfcfQlCry ill !);tgll?rrcotypinS.
not provided for in tlie furrier sections of that lightly touched with the brush; they ought all \y c J iat l pbiced on our desk yesterday by Mr.
I'Tew Arrangement.
A* h FF. K /i.V CEii:
-,•> v «X-. Vi.—VR l.VKM.V A, I Jn IVTI.I.V*
aS.vikt, Uaslow Sc l\
Sc Co.. Xnc York. Rru-ii.r.s .mht.v,
Hil l. Mill. F. n. Loomis, Ik-sj . AVir
ri. lj.-.'o*.in<, E*tj.( lYitntinqtoii, Del.
3 ., 00 division.—R. II. Clark for I’i'ff l Sol. Gan. Lyon | to be rulibod with a firm hand; outside mid in,! j \ Carvrdlio, of 177 Meetiag-streeb for tbo
.10 oo for Defendant. j «l> ""‘I so tlmf tlie bntsli indy como in [„ SI , ecl ;, m „r ,| ie cu ,i,„ ls in such matters; *.
.... fib 00, Strange vs. Bell.—From Marion. 1. Where com-' contact with every part ol diem. Nor should ■ specimen of iiis newly invented Daguereo-
•Xtra) to 00; missionera were appiinted under an act cf tlie Leg-! the gums ho spared the searching operation of , J |ie (1 | alCj vvliich possesses this advantage)
In 00 • ishiiurc to assess the depreciation of real estate in the brush; a inoderatc friction uill prove as over the old method, viz: that it requires n«»
them firm and hard, as does ghj^ to protect it, inasmuch as it is covered
■ hn'j
ch year
the brush
u, l~ j the town of Tazewell, by reason of tlie removal-of usetul in maki
Georgia I.
\V' ‘
vaJov’rt Sale.
™</e.t C.k
county d«
,:,;i the jH*rsoi
r.-t-, hogs.
furniture, and ;
ions to'mciiiioii-
!. Terms of sail
i*e of ?vIorgau
:"d, on Tinirf-j
il }>ro;»-i
Hi!
Sc,
K.UT0XS AND
ifiommissioit illmljants,
A’<i. 118 IJvv Strkst,
i savannah, ga.
i j. w c. Led. r. II. i.
SilADfi
. I i.'ifi.
ACII GIUFFIN, Adm’r.
Av;;:;;
f,,r ;vwj aaj ,
■Sited l ithe •*--*f.rt** «»t Morgm G j
l.ownd-*s county dec’d, will come l
ay men'—and nil those having
••slat-* will ren ler them in ar-
S;i.\D!I GIUFFIN, AJ../r. |
! • I liw.
Nov. I I. lr>M. 32 I.V.
Washburn, Wildsr &, Co
jr
i-,
.. i . .. <r # , <r-t . , | the county site, and to issue certificates therefor to niaiiuel labor hi thickening tlie cuticle of the . witli a transparent ennniei surface, which ren*
di-.us^hous^lhMhi^accom. n«l« l-a t i«»r^o!‘ boartfers'.'and “ ,c c *'’ nc ‘ rs > which certificates were to be evidences ha ml. No danger need be apprehended from c | 0:s ihe picture impervious to the efTects of tho
a capacious ami Ciiinlortahie Academy wid be cem-1 °f‘l^ht against the county Treasury. Held, that keeping the mouth and teetli clean. Avery atmosphere, and less liable tube rubbed off—
ph*i-»l tiiii cafly prirt of Ihe ensuing year. ! where two persons claimed to be the owners before general opinion prevails that disagreeable or j„ ,|, ore friction that fa used on the sur-
II(‘ in.- secured the services of an accomplished the Commissioners, the granting of a certificate to. breath, proceeds Irom a disordered stem- f ;K , C( (J, 0 brighter and clearer (ho picture be-
Sonthern Lily, \v!to was cducat-d in Kuglaud and ! one of them does not exclude tlie efthet froiti coldest- nch. 'That this is incorrect, is proved by the' tiomes, and so durable is it that it can be sent
France.and h is been Prolesr-or ol Mi^ic in a Fc-. t ; n ^ <j, c ij t | e i n the Superior Court. 2. Under ihe slightest reflection, as well as by every day s ijj a letter any distance without the possibility
male Collcg * .u Nortu Caro ma, to take charge of • ColHUlution of Geargia, the Superior Courts only, ■ observation. The air exhaled from tin* lungs, 0 f j u acratctcd or defaced.—Charleston
*, v r, u n«i «* i i e i nhUiiCv.on a : j jurisdiction over questions as to the title to real. does not come from the stomach. We have Courier.
XrTnS w « bc“T^Hv 1 ‘ e i c.tale between conflicting cli.iinan... 3. The CounJ sven confirm I livspeplies. whoso bread, was. -
* 1*. STROBED. Principal. ty Treasur?r, though hitriself esttipped from tontkst- j l* rc © from ally di• agreeable taint, while it is not ’ TslC Memory Of tllC I)Cad*
Americns, December 10, 1851. 37 tf * I ing the certificate, inay file a bill to compel the can- J uncdmm<?n to mfcet with pefjJtmS posse jsing the j Jt is an exquisite and beautiful thing in our
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
K A CTO US,
! it / u mV imirf—T n I WtA ljTr Aiding claimants to interplead.—Hill & Worrell , nioat halo and robust constitution?, who pour t nature, that when tlie heart is touched and sof-
‘ ClIOKALAGEE ACADEMY* S forP,,, r> W * Williams for Defendant. j fort** from their mouths a vapour, anything but toned by some tranquil happiness or affection-
. V _ rcTiLS IiiolitiiLi'■’!) i- now open for the rcceotion of i Administrators et al vs. Mizcll From Talbot. J. pleasant By the former, great care was taken ; ate feeling, the memory of the dead comes over
•WS Stiulents in English am! (fiartfical In c truotion. j Where property is loaned till called for, the exercise °f tl* e teeth and gums, whilst the latter did not: jt most powerfully and irresistibly. It would
111 n.VY-Sr., SAVANNAH:GEO.
J,.s. \V \s>i»i;::n, | Jso. U. WiLocu, | Fros. G. Dana.
July 25, l-Ol. r>— ly.
NOTE ;
hOSt.
«lc by H. H. Tarver, per Paul E. ]
vorTiio’s J«-ff. Jolinsim, and due 1st j
ml red Dollars, (8!5»'J.)— 1
,* Sims i^, (Jlieever, Apila-:
us at this place. All f»er-,
ist trading for it,as the pay-
Hardeman fit, Hamilton,
Ware-House and Commission Merchants,
MACON, GEORGIA.
liu
vj.
Si.MS A CI1EEVT.R.
Hamilton &, Hardeman,
Factors anil Commission Merchants,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
Will
prompt attention to all basilicas committed to
them, at either place.
Stmlenis in migiisu ruu v.iui»*-iyj»i iiiMiiiAiiiuii. | —— r- j — — **' . .. . r e , . j ”, y — •/-. - -
French and Spamsh will al^o be taught, if desired. | of acts of ownership over the property does not us0 a tootli rirusn from one enu ot tue year ( almost fpcai as though our better thoughts atul
j This Academy is located in a healthy situation in j constitute a conversion. 2. But the assertion of an the other. It is often the case that individuals sympathies were charms, in virtue of which tin*
j the .North-western j«art of Lee county. Sooiei v is ? Averse claim, and the announcement of the deter- are found with defective teeth and a sweet breath,: soul is enabled to hold some mysterious inler*
j good; and the neighborhood exempt from those ini-1 m j nal j on lc , hold “in spite of tbe Bailor” is sufficient when great pains ur6 taktn to keep them clean ; course with the spirits of those whom we dear-
; moralities wliir.i ruin so inany ol our you* l w ien ' eviJeuce of conversion.— liill i Worrell for ITff: liu' wlicn the gums are in a sponge or “seuh-v” loved iu life. Alas, how often anil how long
i i‘ la ‘,, " 11 , I.,.,i L. B. Smith for Defendant. i eontlilion, so ns to bleed upon the slightest totu-h; may tliose pnliem angels Itovor around ns.
Leonard vs. Boyuton.-Fron, Taibot. .. Thei^^ ^ ^ W ! U M '“t? “ “ ~ Uo, “ »“«"
! under lfis care and direaliot, person hiring a negeo for a year is repon-iblo for the ; p » nt ; " 0 h »' e n . cvor ™ c * " ilh loul hreath to ; c ,t and so soot, forgotten.
who|e » r • M ' h t|ie r ra . Jie aged persons destitute of teeth in infants pre-1 —
I before its expiration.—Worrell for PHT; B. Hill »° fheir geosMh, n°r m thoso who have Ilaperlallons of Liquors Into the l. Slated
I for Defendant ; sound teeth, firm gums, and a healthy mouth, 'i'|, e aggregate value of wines annually im-
Respass vs. Youu-—from .Marion.—1. If the “»**»?*»© ,u "b rs or llie T^ssage leading to them: ported Into the United Slates is about 82,000,-
j Court in its char go refers to the testimony of fi j "’ cr0 diseased. j 000; of brandy 83,000,000; of beer 8175,000;
particular witness, and in re|ieatitig it, material-
JAMES Y. GARDNER.
REFERENCES:
WfOraiSE HUME ENTERPRISE.
Georgia Homo Gazette.”
rni£'.' r,, ««- v FAMILY JOURNAL
R. H. Sims & Oo.
IloT-i. 1 . -
Rev. Jc<tfo .'ll. Davi*, Let* county, 4
John T. Sim*, M. D., “
It. F. Lyon, tUq., Albany,
Henry Morgan, E*q., “
M. E. William*,R-q-, “
Rev. T. G. Godwin **
February 6,18.VJ. 41—5\v.*
OENERAL ITZALER-S IX
Groceries and Doaieslic Goods*
Udolplio Wolfe’s
Aromatic nuheda.m sul\apps.
i ly varies it, or omits a material portion of it, il
j is calculated to mislead tho jury and is good
I ground for a new trial. 2. Where a negro is
j lofaned by a father to’ a child until called for,
and afterwards the father culls for and recovers
‘‘I! ,, '1E GAZETTE” is published week'
*;;i- * •“ Au ju-t i. (; a . t |, v Rorkrt A. Wiivte .
» 1Al .'f *‘ r *i»rivtor, at the low rate of 82,00 per' At W*
*£*'*»»*- l f > s Journal of the larger'
J'insJ'h" 1 '* keautilul paper with clear type, urul ’
• J Y.ni U ' 'VIC an H ppearanee ffs any of the boast-
’i'he* *" n
-'rt..s t - ’ UME B vzzTrE” is devoted to Literature,|
General Intelligence and
in- n irr/vr trni*F & BURE and genuine article, manufactured by the possession of the negro, and at a still later held by
It- BOOTS, SHOES, IIArs, u.i * * ’j ilL him in Sciiildam, Holland,expressly for modi-, date, the negro is again found in the possession moveme
£•' , „ . , IWX.JSTEEL>. 'VpT.’t strocti,.' ca * U3C » an J Mroa^dv rocammca.k-d for a wire and penna- j , } f the child, without any explanation of the pos-1 ties, hi t
. r At the Brick StoVe corner ol Smuter and Chathani Strceu.., m>nt <;im . of thl . GRAVEL, and a I ob^rucUons of tho | *: a n nn „ A * el Mrv n't*,. • n
j of tobacco, snuff and segars 81,750,000. Ttf'
r^hf;
Democratic Convention lit Mississippi. | t„i a i,ou: 12,000,000 gaflon,, valued at edy <
This body convened at Jackson on tho 8th 1000,000. i •
ult. The Mississippian says of it and its pro- The value of (ea anfiuaWy impor/ea is 08{*
ceedings, that it was tine of tho largest, most i 000,000 ; of coffee 812,000,000; and of fruits
intelligent, and enthusiastic Conventions ever i (raisins, figs, almonds, dec.) 81,000,000.
held by the deitfocracy tif Mississippi. The ■■ • ■*■.•
movemofifs of the people of the various coun-j Louisiana U* S* S’CDator* ^
hi response to the call, had let! us to anti- J. P. Benjamin, Whig, was electod 6’n
Oglethorpe, Geo.
v u All order.) promptly attcudoJ to.
n. ii. sims,
T. J. TJIRELKELC.
September *«S>, 1951. ^
w. W. CHAPMAN & CO.,
•'He A ,j . *" those, \v!io desire a paj ottS'tiic Fire-; Ware-House and Commission Merchants.
Ml, 11 w.t Circle, the “Gazette” i« offered • Conw of Dakcr and Chxth.mfSmxMx,
*'l«finn!?' > : 3 " r «nre on tho mrt of iho Editor, of OoLBruonrs, Guo.
'k'-nwH 1101110 antiarACtion to lib patrons. xxciuniED w. murtix. _ | Kv-cunu*™
' * ar, P ?a! » to tin iieople of Georgia and 1
|«;opic of Georgia end | Sepiombor M, 1931.
Uri no, nririn? from tho Kidney*
aud for sale by WELCH,
Albany, January 9,1952. (40—ly)
Executor’s Sale,
■ Blailden^Jn^Troeeived i session : it fa a questron for (ho jury to det^r-! fiipnte a full gathering; but not one so strong! 20lh ult, a Senator to tho Congress of tlie
.SHERMAN Sc CO. j mine from aft the other evidence whether this, in numbers or in the ability of those who com-'j Urfited States, by the legislature of Louisiana,
ft_ * ,w ' • latter possession was under a loan or a gift.—! posed it, as that which assembled on tho 8th.— for six years from the fourth of March 1852, id
'succeed Mr. Downs, th6 present incumbent;
W ILL be sold nn tlio tirrt Tuesday in April next, | th «* t ; ho ''‘' v in 8, ! cl * a cas ? presumes a ionh.
before tbe Court House door'in lrwiuville, | »nd there!.}-, restrict liietn from tlio consider.,-
Irwin county, tlie following property, viz: j tion of ihe other evidence.—Worrell itnd B. Hill,
Two negroes, belonging to the estate of John' for Pl’ff.—12. R. Brown for Deft.
Dormiiicy.ltttc of Irwin counlv deceased—Peggy, j Jones vs Scroggins—from Talbot.—1. Where
a woman about thirty years old, and Hannah, a girl L pj*(T j n ejectment, relies tfpon a prior posses-
a,wot ten year, old, hold for di.tr,notion >’n,<mg 6ession , ,be Defendant ifn more trespasser-, can-
,|,e her. of said estate. Tenns made kno.vn on the | not M , op a pnramount outslnnd ing title in a
And it is error in the Court to charge Ihe juryj Forty-five, out of tho fifty-nine counties in tlie
fAWBLANp.^ de,nption. ^ « a yor**ie. IETZL* TZ\ ( TTK'u^ K
A PiajJ gencroiiii assistance. printod and for sale at this office. j January 30, l®5i. • tenant of the true owner, he may set up the ti-» nod*. \\ ith these resolutions oi
Ja„ 16, 1852. * 41 3\v. • August 17,’W.
State were represented. 'I’he resolutions adop
ted are the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions
of ’08 and '99, on which Thomas Jefferson and
James Madison rallied the democracy, in tho
dark d«»ys of the Republic, when Consolidation
first sought to usurp the rights of the States, and
the Baltimore resolutions of’36, ’40, *44 and *48,
which are consecrated by the hard fought bat-
those eventful pe*
whoso term will then expire. The‘Union* vie*
tory in Louisiana fa tfery Similar (o' that recent-
achieved in the election of U. S. Sonator in this
State. It appears that several Union Whig#
were elected to the Legislator* of that State,
from Democratic Parishes with the understand^
ing that they should vote for Mr. Downs, bat sf*.
ter being returned, they preferred the triumph 1
foV’
of whiggery as well as Unionism by voting f
With these resolutions engraved on oar i Mr. Benjamin.—Geo. Telegraphi