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rOMMt’NICATEI). Jan. 14, 1854. During the present session of the Legislature the High School of McDonough was incorpo rated under the name and style of “The McDon ou,Oi Collegiate Seminary,” and in the act of in corporation the power to control the liquor traf fic, and every other vice calculated to corrupt the morals of the students of the Institution, was transferred to the commissioners of the town. On Tuesday last, the citizens met and elected Messrs. L. T. Dov.vi., Adam G. Sloan, It. M. Stell, Joseph A. Tuuashkk, ami John Still well, Esqrs., Commissioners. Tli i character of these gentlemen is a sufficient guaranty that the morals of the students will l e sufficiently guarded, by the enactment of wise,efficient, and wholesome by-laws and ordinances. If this should be done no reasonable objection can he ur<red against our Institution, and that it will be done is a “ fixed fact.” It would be superflu ous to say anything in reference to the healthy location of McDonough. It is free from eontij geous disease, and no local cause exists to pro duce sickness of any kind.* In regard t>> the morals of the place, the hot evidence 1 can give of superior advantages in this respect, is, that there are three churches in the town—the Bap tist numbering about two hundred members, the Methodist about one hundred, aiid a respectable number of I‘resbyteriaus. his true, we have three groceries, and hcin-e, occasionally we have sonje disturbances resulting from ‘intemperance, butji the same objection maybe urged against nearly every city, town an>l village in Georgia., But, with the present efficient hoard ol’Cointnis j sioners, all riotous and immoral conduct will be | promptly suppressed. The Trustees have seen j red the services of 8. \V. Hatch, Esq., as presi-j dent, and a sufficient number-of subordinates, j all of whom are well qualified to discharge effi •ciently the respective duties assigned them.— There is no reason, therefore, why the Institution located at McDonough should not receive a libe ral share of public patronage, and I would there fore, confidently urge upon parents and guardi ans to give the Institution a fair and impartial trial. If the teachers should fail to give satis faction, or if in the opinion of parents or guar dians, any sufficient cause should exist for remo- : ving their children or wards to another Institu j tion they can do so. I would not, as others have done, say anything calculated to injure! ether institutions. I am proud to know that Georgia is awake on this subject, and that schools j and colleges of a superior order, are springing i up in many villages, towns, and cities within | the borders of our noble State, and would be glad to see a superior school in every district i from the mountains to the seaboard, but would I present our claims to the public, and leave those who have sons and daughters, or\ wards to edu- i cate, to make their selections, uninfluenced'by j misrepresentations, or any other ilnploper con-i federations. I atn aware that strong etforts have! been made to impress the public mind with the \ •idea that it would he unsafe to send students to \I.. 11. .it. kll.id, .J . ,ii fl, , . 1 ,11 I*l .. . . ~,11 ~, , f tif f 1 tUrTtrr nttf itrt* rrr C” T Tig ru” ( and we have heard these insinuations w ithout j uttering a word of complaint, having confidence j in the capacity of parents and guardians to select j an Institution of learning for themselves, but as i we know that these statements are unjust, and J as we are now prepared to offer superior ad van-1 tages tostudeuts, we flsfl it our duty to present them, and once more ask (lie-public to give us a fair trial. The exercises of the Institution will be opened o:i the third Monday instant, and a catalogue will be prepared in due time. Board can be obtained in private families at from $8 to $lO per month, including washing and lights. A jCITREK OF McDoNO'CGH. i . .■ Imports of Dry Goods at New York. Description of floods. 1851. 1852. 1853. Manu. of wool l. 1.. .$15,728,803 $16.1*6,241 $28,214,146 ■Po. cotton.... 11,-180,883 11,183,915 16,803,473 Do. silk 26,409,605 22.953.8*34,12^578 to. flux 7,085,153 6.687 927 8,790.135 Mis. dry t uuda 4:142.887 4,712,742 5,766,879 Total iin-i 4ry g) its J'il, >16.731 $>1,654,111 $01,704,211 It is no marvel that there have, been monetary pressures where there have been such causes for thein. It is only strange that universal bank ruptcy has not followed these excessive inipor tattoos. The Democratic party professes itself hostile to the credit system, and would have the world be lieve that true Democracy consists in keeping out of debt: and yet its. hostility to the principle of protection furnishes the strongest possible incen tive to practical extravagance. Here are liabilities incurred to the amount of nearly ninety-four millions of dollars; not to our own people nor for articles which must of neces sity be fabricated abroad, but to the artisans of foreign countries for what, to the extent of at! least seventy per cent., could with proper effort j be as well produced here as. elsewhere. This may all be consistent with Democracy ;! but it is not consistent with the kind of De-1 raoefaev whictTcoranioft sense inculcates, andj which has for its basis a patriotic desire to pro- ] mote the.permanent prosperity of the American people. If overwhelming disaster lias not followed in the wake of this species of American . Democracy to promote foreign interests, it is only because our resources arc even more prolific than the folly of our rulers; or rather perhaps because the exces sive importations induced by the commercial policy of the party in power, by creating a for eign indebtedness, stimulates the issue of domes tic stocks, which, by being received at low rates abroad, have postponed the final adjustment of accounts. But pay-day must come; and, when itdoescomo the lesson will be fearfully impress ed upon the public mind that the “nodebtr No mocracy of the day is by its anti-protective poli cy the great debt-instigator of the nineteenth cen tury. A .. , It may be wise to send a hundred millions of dollars a year to England, France and Germany M pay for broadcloths, calicoes, silks, and linens, when we hare the material and skill within oar own tefriwirinl limit# -to provide all these com moditjes of dtoselvm, blit we arc too dull to OOtMprchcnd it. Nor do we believe that Ameri ca will ever acquire the power and greatness at- j tain able until American industry receives the f >s-, tering care of an American Congress, or until the j American people teach American statesmen that, home labor has a claim upon all who prefer home to foreign interests.— Albany Journal. \ ••>* Good Security.— A person who wished to j borrow a small sum of money, being asked by : Dean Swift whom be proposed as security, “Ii have none to offer,” said the poor man, “except ing my faith in my Redeemer.” Swift accepted the security, made the entry accordingly, with all formally, and declared that none oi'liis debt ors were more.punctual than this man. ‘?*•** — T~ — 1 : A ton of copw is estimated not To Fe worth hauling by a wagon when lTOpiiles from market, while at the same distance upon a line of rail road, it would be worth $22 10. A ton of wheat 330 miles from market is not worth the hauling wagon, but by railroad it would be worth * From the Baltimore >u'i The Clayton-Bulwer Treaty. IMPORT AM nocr ML.VIS. It was mentioned in our Congressional report vesterdav that the J’resident on luesday com-f • municated to the Senate, in r>>s] i n><> to iden. Cass’resolution of the 12th December, certain correspondence relative to the ci n tructhm p’.-uaal j upon the Clayton and Bulwer, treaty touching j Central Ameiiean affair-. M> s-i-. < k-ivt'n ami Cass both considered tin- pnpeis Ir. ::i ]*.tii. !i ----government a <-\traonlin:.ry. TV- g; v ,. („-!,,w • the nuwt imjHirtaiit of these pa; : -b letter from Mr. < inrendon to Mr. < r,-,n.j-t.oi. and another frotn tin-, t.tii.-en’ ,\lv .;.•■ j two paj>ers sh.-w t’.at tli'e I'-tnarks in.-nh-I>\ Mr. i | Clayton in the Senate last spring up. >. ri.-sul’ Iject, had Ken forwarded to the British Gown. | j incut, w hen-Hltey had Kelt considered is. tin. : i I of ministers, ttiei by th-m r> f-ir.-l }'>.■: >- I Commons, and -die oj inf : -of tin- 1 ; > j cat.- taken tjpon th- tn. jl he r vi,w ,!’ 1,.- -: . ,-e!l by the tuinist. r ,e,i T.\ tls. i; ... . i... ‘ been sent bark to thisgoVeiiiin it; k oi:i::<;x .* I >-: ‘! , 7s . ! . Sik : A ■ -t g r ,t : ■ n a; j ■ ■ t i prevai*. i.. • •... v i ‘• : - | States. Hut a’-., am. ng tii -; .. i‘a 1 fa!idTcs|win>ibl< situatio - in tin • .v.-rntti .- ■: j that coin,try, witli !•_•.:■: ;! t, ramie f tile etigag.-ti •i-- v. 1.: !; t■. It. .~n ri, ■ j tcred by the 4’\*v. atio'n e! \\ -r-i . Apri lUth, 15.50, v. : tb M- piito, • and t;...| of Central America : .-a !. t!,-,t n. . p ‘on. !if not imim-diatelv c-.i |.. i.-., . n _ a • ,i , ■r; i out) tnis.utifk rstainiii g , -•; . ! | and the l nited Sia:< •■*. It ! i. ! , I blc that til*, qii --lion : Id. •’ ! • ■ put upon its right fi- i: .. Dx ;i ;.i i. 1 •->ion (.t :wi.. ■ ; ] : - •• • ■•’ government t.ak- <-f i: tn.d t !, th>-\ intend to | in-- i .it- t , It. Article 1 of tit - trmt\, .-!. i!.!~ matter, runs tJais: ” The gov.-rniu.• f < -i- ■’ I’ a. 1 . I the l nited St.-m In r< l.v il.cl i. .’ n.-itl -a the oin- i'i.• r ill oiThi will. .• r.. •: a~i nmin tain f-i- its. !f am . \i-ht-ive <• .i” ji f t!.-■ •„'.; 1 Ship Canal : ng .t!- • m i'rwillm,, . •: j or maintain am f .rtideations e. mte.-itnling tie ( J -am*-, ni- in tfte \:i• i ll it v ilfpieof, *->r oe< tq.v, . | fortify, or colon'-e. or assume. . r :■>.! : c.\J | dominion >v. r ,r; ( . ... |;i, a. . • tin I Moscpiito < ‘..•.i-t. or any part of l ‘ ! At- : a) ! > tmr will eitle r tied. ■ use of any pt< t liori w liii | either affords, or may till'..a, or any ‘ . I which cither luts or itn.v have to or ui;!i State or jjoople, for lie- purpose {if • ;•■ .a : ! maintaining; anv >m h i: ‘ : : n.! Ipy ing or fortifving oreo'oii:/:i _Ai ar.. .-. • • j tit Hie aor the M. jiiito if.!. or am : •: , • j Central America, or fa- urni-.g or .-. ~.i ’ “loiiiinioll over the same.” To every.stiptiLnioii cotilaim i I. n>*’ ‘ i In-r Majesty V g.v -rnmeti* wi.i t Tiley will neither A.vk ’ - ia . • • i-,, i-otitivl lA.-r the >!. j. t’ • 1 ‘• . . ; • 1,. I will tlo-y erect anv f. :} : f , i * ill tin-vieiiiity of tiiat •■a:...!; t, . . py or foitily or i-olotiiz., or :i - ane ~V . •, any dominion over anv part of i ’ Atn .. ■ Nd.r will they- make im- of a nv j-r ‘• aj- v. lid !. : tiny atriitd or-may all .ril, ur-an-v abn ■• •• :fi i. tln-y have 1.1- may hav.- to or >.i;!i anv *-••. • ;•! people, tor the purpose of .veiq.v in--. I'.itmag or cob nizing any part of Ceiitrni Aim li.-a, i asserting or exercising dominion < ■ \ l l..■ - im-. All these engagements Great lhii . ii v . ’ : gioiis’y keep, as sin- do.-s not don! 1 .t :d . . will be religiously kept by tie; I'uit. and Stati -. But Great Britain has nowln-ro, i.t tin tr> ‘v of April, 1850, i-enoiinceil. tiore-. i-r 1 any i;,t. n ; lion to renounce, tin- full ‘ - .! 11 :. : a n d:. which she possesses over her own lawful territo- i rios in Central America, such as that designation ! was distinctly understood and declared by tin- j negotiators of the treaty: nor has Great Britain : renounced, by the treaty, the protection which ; shelias for centuries past alforded. stud still: affords to tin- M .squito T.'-'iritorv, with a YTt-w toj relieve the. question of the Mosquito T.-rritorv. I or whatever there may be of in lefinite ■ > ll l j;. [ and place it upon a el.-ar and sta ! ■!.> t .••due.. which will be equal!-, as aidv:>.nta_r- -it- to \i..s : qilito itself and to aii the | wlidii are in! any way connected with eron.-i ; ned in it. Ib rl Majesty's Government have ah.-ady. <.n ni;;uv j occasions, within the last twelve months, inadej overtures of the fairest and most liberal and practicable character to the United State., gov ernment to go ban. l in Iniid with the govern ment of Oivat Britain, in deviling and establish ing* scheme of adjustment by which tin- affairs of Central America, Mosquito included. shall Iv } satisfactorily and permanentl\ ’•■til, and. and tin- j j honor of Great Britain, as the anc.coa pu.tcetor j I of Mosquito, shall be preserve ! intact. Her .Majesty s government, are still rca.lv, mid I l desirous, at any moment, to cits. r iritm i’ricndlv I i communication with the Baited Slat . - govern- 1 I inent, on tlii important imittcr. and tlo-v arc of j i'£l.loll th.it tln so.in. v Mich neg.>tiation is open-. ed tJieJ. l ’ tter it will be I'uc all l liw parties non.; Corned, and the greater will be the security fold the maintenance of the friendly relations which t now so happily subsist between I Teat Britain ! and the I'nited States. But, until such settle- ; ment be finally concluded it is obvious that Great Britain cannot abandon- her present position with i regard to Mosquito, nor can she permit, either 1 Nicaragua or Honduras to assort, and still loss to j attempt to establish by force of anus, over am : part of .Mosquito a right of | d ism s-nn, which Great Britain tins hlwnys l*nT7*(VaiYJ still denies, j And if either Nicaragua or Honduras w ere still to continue to make aggressions on the Mos.pii toterritory withThat object, it must be at their own peril. Such arc the views which her NLije ‘v’s gov ernment entertain with respect to ( Vnti..i Aim- j rica as affected bv the treaty of Washington of he 19th of April, 1830, and such is the course ‘of conduct which her Majesty’s government pro* pose to pursue with respect to that country, aud to the various questions which have arisen or ‘mayarise under that treaty. I will however; add that her Majesty’s government have iu> in tention of disturbing or departing in an v ‘wav 1 ‘from the. arrangement entered intVi between the! : two governments for the inainft^utQceof the del fact > government and position of Givytow n. — : ; V..\t w ill read this despatch to the United States j | Secretary <>t State, and you will at the same time 1 repeat to him the earnest desires which are felt 1 ! by her Majesty’s government to proceed through * I tho whole of this matter cordially, and in the [most unreserved manner with tic government j of the United States. - I am with great truth and regard. Sir. your j most obedient, humble servant. Signed, CLARI.XI >’ >N. I To J. F. Cramvtox, Es.p, ike., ike. Doctor’s Commons, April lath. 1553. ] My Lord: —l am honored With vour Lord-! ship’s commands signified in Mr. Addington’s! letter of the 7th inst, stating that lie was direct-J ed to transmit to tiK‘ a dispatch from Mr. Cramp- ‘ | ton. Her Majesty's Minister at Washington, tn- j closing a report of a sj<eoch made in thc^Senate • ‘ 1 tdt. and dta'.s, ly Mr. < lay ton. by whom, ” hen >•, is-tary of state for the United States, • h. -maty for the construction of an inter-oceanic .hip. canal hetw.-rn the Atlantic and I’a. iti.- i oceans, aer. -s the Isthmus of Nicaragua, was signed, w itU-Jsir Henry Bulwer, at that time Her Majesty’s Minist.-r at \\ ashington. and with lef : <-ren.-. to tin- construction put bv Mr. 4 *rnni|ton j ift.ei: tTii-'TTi-sUaet of that treaty , namely, that I Gn-t Britain is tlierebv pndiil-ited from pro-1 ; t.-1-tiug by f. t, e <'f i.fms any State in Central \na-iiea, ie ‘withstanding anv alliance between! il> r M;.jv -tv 1 either of those states. Mr. J Addit ;•• i: pleased t.. request that I Would I i’ ]••*!.:•• -nr L-.rdrhip mv opinion upon the! ! ii.teipt. tati. n given l.\ Mr. Clayton to the pro-1 -. f-.■•:. - ot’ ihat article. In o’. • •!:. nee to your Lordship's commands, I i.ave lal.i !i the matter into Consideration, and, have the b, ta r toreport that 1 am of opinion 1 1 tie interpretation given by Mr. Clavton t’o [ ‘I ’ • • •-.- eusof tile I*t article of the enclosed j 1 1- i'v.i ’> .-.-v.-ntien, s'vriiedat \V:i'!iiii”ton, AVii! j If . ! i- in Nome r> im-orrwt. lb.- ...i.t that t-u.'it Brir.-.ili cannot place an; a.med • • I•!i. *?- in the territory■witlnnl't violating, ‘!• treaty, is. ill inv opinion, incorrect, and 1 • - • tiotlii:iti tie- tr.atv which atl’nl-ls anv .'• ‘ -n f i .-itch a -'.it. tie lit. Tin- tii-I arti •'• . \|” rei-oonizes the fai t that Great Bri-j tv:- ! -•• •! inav I cue alii.-in. •• wit It. and atl'.o.l •. : ! Hi:.-, atf.-r 1 protection to states'and JK-ople : • a I', nirril A’iiii ri. a. and only stipulates that • ‘ .■ i- sl’ niade ioc ofter tic particular I• - therein forbidden, and the maxim of i• • in- t .... /.>/ ir *# I '/, A .ro/hia utOri ••*.” ;;;■• dies I” !i;i- article. Britain therefore may. in mv opinion.! ; i tic- fftiy- -ta'e or people, including Indian 1 lid-. % < • ntrai America,. m-ii l.y li.rcc of at ms, • : ! •• •’ I t v i.ilatimr tin,- treat v, )>ro\ ided ; • n!. * 1 1 . i s - In-, in affording s-n-li protection, wholly , - tin troni iK-etipy ing. fortifying, colonizing, , ■ - ami or exercising anv dominion 1 vinl I her own t. rii-ory in I'eniral America. Neither : idoi s the.-,, app. ar t'4 be anything in the treaty . I wlii.-lew.,old prevent (treat Britain from send 1 : ing a tlevt <>r army, if net essary,into any part • lit’ ‘i and \im-rii a, or from c.a.stun ting any v.. 1<• r loiijtary oji. iatieiis. either alone or in j j alliance with ,-niv other-nations or states in anv : ; I'.iil of <‘ciilral Ainerie:i. She nmy certainly do ■ —r4f site al,-tain- fn m occupv ino or fortifv ing. ,■ a . • and • or i \vi<-i-i;ig ■!. tlnicin, be- I ... :.d i,'. ii •11 i“i \. II a--- let in lhftlvalv anv stipulation, for ’ ;• e. tb;.: to. it Britain shall abstain from | , j i ‘■ t.iii-o-. by for aims, other nations from u.ucoupy'si f, or fortify li •_'.,. r •i.-sutninif doniini- n j i •••,•:-. i, \ port inti of 4 ‘eiittal America, or that! t-’ -!i -t and -tfoy >ur|| fortili, itions, or -t:b ----*. ■ -'I >! aii.:.:• ei. it once < stabiislied fl.oi• ill. Ii !• i -land Mr. I ‘lavO-n :ilu tu assert, that. ! ■ and io .'ity . 1 :• a! Britain has abamlon.'l all •!■ aiin."ii ii. ■v. lioie oft enllal America, which .t o-n t. mv optuinti,• incorrect, and at va ! re -yCtii tl. • !••'. at la-las reoalds l’.ciiz.-| ‘cT l it- •!■•[- ■! la-.i .. :f in.b id tTTis exception ] ad !by him. I liavo the Honor Jo *■! .- 1. . J>. IJABDIVG. ! • ‘j.. 1.01.0.t'1-.AldfMioN. Davis a.7i:l Tociabs. \ M .t-l.’.i ■_:• -n it.-iii -t,-i!, o tli-it :i cjiiill. iige !.. •- ! -ii --til l.v <•!. .!"tl. I *a\ i- to Mr. Toonil.s, i . S.- i I'm,ii ti,’. Nt.iii*, Ait*l iiei, (.'ail. — ■ !i, Mi. ! • in .-!v :i \\ ;..-)iiii-t<ni minor, wit li nt I- o. ■ -;i. I'i.t ci.iiMili-i'iug tlic iiifii.-iilty be-; : i v.i ■ :i tii- in. hi in;; wit li tii.- Ga-kill 1.-ilt-r, | I- I:- ‘ ::!l inij.rc.l*:il>!f-. W o li.ivo, from tile j , tii-'. i* .••• ..’I. ‘I tii- ]dibli.-ation of <'ol. 1 >itvi*.s lot- ] i t.-r m- ii mi x mnl riilt>:))loii-s blimilei- oti tin- j.:irl ’i t Ml*. ...11. It Ud- I. :tlf* k.-tlef fl.l'lf'>u.-,l Ito ("iiskiil, ill answer to :i lett.j,r from Him pro ! |M.uti<Jing <-< rt.-iin politie-il questions—it rii.l tint | Mpp.-ai i.t fi.ie the pubjic lititil sifter the State elertinrt. xxheti no political purp.se eoul.l have her i. Mihsurv. 1 l.Vos puhlieaiie.il, aid the only et* feo! ..fits ptiblieily wotikl be topvoyoki*a personal i i.-illisioii b. tw.oii Seetetary Davis aid Senator! j ’1 la r.."4i.- no necessity for its puhlieyi i t rrm, md av. iy Utnite.l niuount—of fliserotiwii • aid po p- feeling, would have prompted Gas • kill to leiiain from parading’ it before the public. ! — rAd-mUt fndlfigerrcr., Jan. 12. MARRIED, •’ - Tii h y eveniug, the lOth instant, at the house of i ir. f ) V .M. W illiams’, hy lltv. A. Ihickiier, Mr. Samuei. W. \V'iu:r.!:> i.% and Mi J. Victoria Wiu.iaais, all of this city. ■"*- nBAUHi.iMHII I ■ Hi* “I —A-m*l— Sco tit nd\crtiricracnt in another column us STA* iiLKIi'S ‘RIOUII :M ivl )K’lMeS they arc not recoin j ir,- nded n>* “* hire hut as ciTioieiit rerncTlics for the ! ii ‘ t 1, ha\i* r* <• in tin* highest cnconiiulns ! I’.i,-ir i ans. Aims mi:i ..hies nr.d SroHE-KF.Ei’EK.s who i have .is -d li'.’-ri. *• dd them, and in a multitude of cascur I!n :\r*l ‘if iVbir g■■ *VTf:'V *t •. a trial, and tell | yuuv frier.d*of tin’ result. POISONING. I Tio.a’ands-of parents who use VerniilYii*> composed of | ('a t*r thl, < ‘iiloniel, &c., arc not aware that, while they ! up pen rro h ciimt the paffciffy they arc actu.'itty layiig 1 the loundaiioii.’*lor a seric? of such us .-alivatimi, I 1... is of sight, weakuc * 5 nf limbs, &c. lu another c- iuiuu will- be fuauU the. advertisement **f , 11 oh• us'i’-V-Iv'.s incs, to which ask the attention of all dircdly inio'rcstcd iu their -wri n* well as their child ; run’s health. Tn Liver I'oiuphi'nts, and a]) disorders | .irisii.g from those of n bilious type, should make use of 1 tin only genuine medicine, llobcuifack’s Liver Pills , | Hit'” Hi net dtmvpdS’ but ask for Ilohcnsack’s Worm < Syrup and Lrror Pills, aud observe that each has the sig • Hreiur< of the ’fto'bUDS&ck, asn>iueeTse i ate genuine. The Greatest Discovery of the Age. jfcr Pariuers, Mechanics, Fiuuibcs, iad oth* • rs can purchase no Kemcdy equal to Dr. Tobias’ VrK\K yia \ Limmknt, for Cholera, Dysentery, Colie, Croiip, Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Cough* Tooth-Ache, 11 cad-Ache, CuU; Burns, Sos-sicknecs, Swellings, Pains in the back* Cbest aud |tc. If it dt/o not relief, aftkr wring it ••carding to di rectioiw.no pay fsasked. This art I Wlisb Rem edy, and wif itNod by William the Fourth, Idto King of FnglandylKr and certified to as curing hilh utter his pnr?Tcians had faibd. < Her PTvOOO, pi>l t I.’- have been sold in the I,’nited Stat***, witH ; out a failure i and many families have stated, if it w.-rc Pin per bottle, they would not be without it in ca>*. •| < i4>np, as it !•; as certain as it is applied. It cure* Piinth-A. he in minutes, JJead-Ache in hall” an hour, g.i-l V ledera, w ben first talk*n, in a f*w hour-. The most eminent physicians in New Vork recuminend it. Price ! n<) CentH. j !r. Tobias has. ilso, put up a Liniment for Hor*c? f in )•"; r v, \ .4 *)i is wnnatiteil superior to any oihei fur the cure of LV’ Y. Cut :, Praises. Swelling*, *ld Sores. ] ( Jills. Lraclicd fi 1. Scratches, I’riee .*<) r*.Mit.4 I >r. Toliia* could fill n dozen newspajiers with C4*rtiii ; <'.U4*s nnd hT?*’r3. speaking in relation to the wonderful ures ar’. <*niplLl4 i hy his Liniment, hut eonfidcis war i ranting it i-iiflfii-i.*ut. There is so -much worthies? medi- I *.inr Gfii*r"l to t-h’- public, that Dr. Tobiaa d<>i s not wi.4li ! ; hi>v classed wit h ihi-ui, but, if his mc*lii-inc alle\ i.nte*pain ! and li-easc. Mien, he requires payment, not otherwise j j 1 ir. TobtoV ( MTieeis at 240,Crecm\ichotreci. New York l')ij\ \V . J< )\K.Si3’ole w hole-ale an* i retail y\ {rent I f.r Grifiin, and rili supply the country merchants at the | drOprii’torV prices ly—2o L IC\cculorN &al< k . T J"IL.L be poW licfare the Fourthoie door in Fayette-’ > \ 1 villa, Jiuyctti! county, on the fi. st Tuf.-Jny in M&n-b , uv xt, l oar Xt BtriK!*, to-wit: One Woman about 4I year* ! obi, un ilirl about 9 year* oM, one Girl chibi J year old, and one Boy about 3 years old Sold ,i, tbe property of Sarah . Hnn, deceased, .-yrree.iHv to her last will and lest ami-lit GIDEON t'. MANN, Ex’r Innuarj ffi. W?M and Now Advertisements. DANIEL & SEAY, DiU'c;c; ists, fir/.i. nrßKf.r, guifpix, iif.orgia. r T , Ifl. -nTtsorilx T 9 inrorin th#* *-f .1 *• t iffln ar. { countrv , t Knt th' - T have ienn *nl a t^*pnrto'for tti*- f*H of r.irrTTTyoTi th‘- tm VO ttt SI.VKSH I in **! It* rarihuo Their is thf* Otr f'r occupied \>y Si. .1 I'nu It <•> . h*ro th\ w!l He pfvascU lo nrrc tu.’ on*- l.- mi> t . jh ‘yftiu I ran. * W. ,f LWI! U , )mi 19,1851 NS'M ‘LAV I I ?mv ilispojteJ t.f my interest iti 0d TT>* !’irfn ot IJ. I hat tie! & (\. to .Vr’ NV It. Sent, •!<* i* a 1 >nifrj:*t, hnv it enirfip*-'! ihr -* a numlwr Inf yerttr. ‘ theicfore take m* 1 in >-• *r th.? tin ! mi. y?y \i ih wif'oty tin nil ‘rot*’ : tpt ittns i'T , j'Ui up lv tucriln*\c tii m. r t\i. firm of M l liaiiii*! fc **• i .It—<lv. (I. All *•! 1 1 h** \f frs and Accounts nr** >•> wv hand* L r i!.*• i g i person ind( hted tviil j*fcit>* <hl! ands m.i\ Le fotllid Ht IKniH fit ‘v V >ii >i . (IrtflifK.Jaii. ID, Ijv-I. W. A AM)I:i.TT. |' ” HEW BOOK STORE, On tie En>t ‘••!? of th’l *Stnrt, nf d,no \ -;h rs 11-./ •//*’ ('(in H ~)/.. v. and in,i b/ • */7 •■''ite tut Oil St-in f. TIIL *;ihvcri!>t-r dh!l r<- j r-*rf t”\ in lu- ti'icmls ami the puLiic Uu;t liu ... ,• j fiVl ii d-iv t\U iitsivc stocli nt • : autl ( lanital Hooks Lirjjcr i rhaj-s i Inin ai'V i the Smlhcrii ftutitn, { dcsir*’*.-- •!’ c.vt’ i.dicj’ he his detc utin* l up’ *’ . i Ldlov BTT -IA ‘1 L\ 4> his ti.rimit-pli■ ■ ** ‘ 1 1 ! j all 4Tdit 15| I"*4 prr end. dl<ruttnli rr,, ’ t.|- tll t‘a-h s-iil* 8 ‘d"* prr trnf. illmi lint. ItsT T h and ttnpjtlicd on fio most fa\rnLl torins. ‘t*s I(i w-'uld nh’o invite the aU*;nti"ii )f I ■ indn > * 0..* ticxv nnd in picd 77.’A’r llOOh'S, not in Kcin ra! •• - - j I Jan. It*. 1854. [if-8] GKO 111 MI'AM ‘ Koliec to l>i-blots sitiil Cri-illlms i \I.I, [K-rso lie inil.-1.1.'il to the e-tnto nf I'ilt M.— .in'.. dcci-a-i and arc mjuircd to make iinincdiuu* pa*, no ot. . and those having demand- AgaiUst said itat<\ will pic- I ; .. I.t, iLcitt iu terms of Law. _ __ , Jail. 151854. [dOd] ANA l. SIM?. Ad.i/.A ‘ - - - ! liilucalioiiiil Advertisements. SYiGDiGAL FEMALE COLLEGE. f |M! IS lii'iii itin h:i be*-n inoperntion *|urii.ti thvpast 1 y**:ir, and the Hoard of and ru-lecs h*4.lgi. :it ]*l.;is.irf in njjain presenting it t* the psitroniifr** >f ih* public, well !•-•!{. 1 tln-v ar**. thnt the l-dih i-harscter t.f th** Institution will mtil i.-fv th** winhcf of tho-* who may m ---mit tlnir <l?ttttri.)**r‘4- to its moulding iiiflmucef. I In* j . eoin-ji*-*.J lifeiaiv i;)tn)Ction is'Thorough and eXtClisivi-: { inovjtl *lisri| li".- and religious eultur* form n prominent ) j in l .*}. iraeit. i !• ature in its organisation, while un wear hot pain- ai** tal*n to injfi!d the maniicia an*l oulti- j sate the kindly :ifi’e*’ti**n*4 of the heart. I*’ Aftl.TY. Hi-;v. F \ Kld.su; IV V. MARTIN, IVesidcnr. and Ih - f.-*•-•!• ot Ai• ;• 11 1 Ijaiigiutg*-s Alcutal and Moral Sci* true*-, ami * llc v I 11 1 -. .Mi: i \. I•A\ i‘ >U I'I!. (proviiunnaHlVofr * f t lieinistrv . Mat heiiialio, .Mc. lianical FhihiSophy, am! j 1 Natural Se ne* >. Mi A i *.\ i. DF-MlMii: Y, In.Sruetrc.id in Botany, j I’iiy-loh g'i . an*l ! 1 ! is h Ibiiiielii-s. Mt:*s.’ .| A N iVi 1.. .ir.Tl 1 F IL InstructrcAHin llist uy v j Mathcmnti -. an*) Logli.-li I'ranehes. Du M .1. DANIi Loi turcr on Physhdogy and Hy jlifjiMAW T’IiAFM VIF Li.l.IL IVofossor “f lnsf.ru j. -OiWJiU*!.Mumc, Aloiiutbr*iati*i’ { : Mt: A< ;.*■< I’d! M’MM! T*KK, Instructress on iuitar ■j .n*l < *;snmcntal Hraneheß. | S. IL ’l’” th*’ young la<h*‘ s of the* higher < l:-.-* s, wh* ! arc saidyii’u’ ‘lusic, the French Language will taught U tfiii’ul *.i tru i’ tn gr. itx?- lh’of w.mi• 1.1.1*11, a p**ho!ar of Pr*yf. IL.nuvjiis, i li-itiV! h■>r of Ih- I’ i .-ikM. Orarntnar of D rmann ct H*nu v.i.s, will h* r*; alter tea* h flu* French language. TKIOIS. Th** first T* :tn *f the year will commcni’** on the 2nd J Monday of Jaunaiy (th. Jk h ) and close on the Ist'l uo<- j day of July. Th- c ocnd T**rm will CMoninoncc on the | 2nd Nlondav of August, and *-lo>e mi tU* last Thursday | !f Xvrml.or JAMES H. STAUK. j \V. .1 Khttit, .V”’;/ /VdV Bixtrd T /*r< GrifTm* Fa., Jan. .I, ISo4. ts t ; “griffin female college. FACULTY FOR 1854. If. IL MORROW, A. M , I*i:kitf nt, and ( Profe?orof M.uheiuati*v, Astronomy, Geology, Rhetoric, and Languages. Rev. T. F STANLEY, Pff¥r<Mn;vi, and Drofessor of Natural Scienci, Moral and luteUcctnal Philosophy,-, ami Kl<icution. . Miss ANNA PARSONS, Instructress in the Literary i Department, and in Drawing and Painting. • Mils. K. M- .MttRRoW, Instructress iu Physiology. Botany ami J dnbroidery, with a general suj***rvigion all the Pit mist: Mrs. LL A. liILL, Instruetri-iw in the Primnry Depart ment. I)k. IL W. BROWN, Lecturer on Physiology aud Hygiene. GEOIH.iL A. BRIF.F.S, A. M. % Professor of Music. We take pleasure in announcing that wc hn\c efr.*ctc*l nu engagement with Prof. Gkodgl 11. Hmcus, *f New York, iu whose ehaige wc have placed the Music I part incut. This gent Lilian's reputation as an aecoinplishid anJthorough teacher us the above branch, (to highly essential to a young lady's education.) gives a sufficient guaranty to ail reasonable expectations. Wo respectfull) submit the following Testitnonials: Extruct f- om a letter of Senator Bell, of Tennessee, dated Tykf.k Si*isng**, August 9th, 1850. #_*# * * *♦> * * “Mr-. B. directs me to say that she is pleased with the progress Jennie made under your instruction, and will place her under whomsoever you may advise; with re grets that you are going away. •* ) uur.l. &•*., J\n. di:u,. “To Mr. Brigs*.’’ __ Gian’s F.m.t.s, November 3*l, 18!j3. Mr. George Tl. Biiiaos, has been engage*! with us nr* Proh-s.sor’ of Mu**ie for over two years, during which time fie has <l* voted Idniself assiduously to th* dutit sos his profession, lie has given us the very highest degres of •atislaeLibiv/aod I*ls reputation with us, is that of a gen ■ firman of high and pure principles, worthy the res]*c t *.f all u*'*n. We part with him reluctantly, conlially wish- j mg hiin success-wherever Providence* Uiay 4*a>t his lot. Mo\. M. \V. LVki.vk, M, I*, f. Bierc’f, Iwc (i 11 V l Fir.T.p, .1. J. WiM ox,D. D. We take pleasure in recotuinemiirg Miss Anna Parsons (instructress in Drawing aud Painting) to the ‘favorable considcrat ion of our patrons, brings with her testimonials of the highest order. The hixcarlseis of t!*! l*UtutlM wlUrfpw the Stroud .Holiday In Jannry Giifiln, tlecerabcr 29, 1863. ts-6 MARSHALL COLLEfiE.” ... -i *i “* THE first tc-ra Os this nd-r its prs<w>* name and ...£nitattoo, #4ll • ( )>ECO-.I) MONItAV in January ti*xt,l(n.l rnd therfrst Mondnyln July. The-Bccoii4 Tm Will ci.tnnicncc 2-1 M-.rolav in Auftst, and etrf tbo Jd Whnncsday hDycemlxr. Wc take pleasure in ip forming thc'friomJs of this In stitution generally, tktjj we were favored with a liberal share of patronage during the preparatory n-riu which haijnit closed. W# hud aouie twenty young men !tidy ing the Claoatea, JlirSj.aratory f.r College—"f whnin we hope to errant.’ at l .rst wo College F!a v sc durmg next i Term. Wc have adojittd regular course of College . Sfitaies, which Avill tooYhbe jmblinhc<l. We are therefore ; prepared to receive applicalAs into either of the four Cyl* ’ B gc Fla,-sc. a.s well as into our Pieparatry iJepartiucnt- We h4fuv_ t> merit as well as receive the* heart v co-ope j ration of too friemls of the Institution and of Learning, j m our efforts to buihl up nmJsustain a Literary Institu te ii <*f distincti>n in the city of Griffin; < ‘ur tuition is a? low ns can |x.*3ihly compoi: with the intcre.-ta of the Institution. Plan of Instruction and Rates of Tuition T’KR SCHOLASTIC YKAIt OF TEN M*)MIIS. First UsEonp in >pc 1 fiiif.T*~ icTTijg. NYMT.Tiigh.T “"” ! Arithmetic .... .... , ..§2O 00 ."polling and D. fioing, Reading, Writing. Arith j i ictic, Ocugfaj-hy, Eng. Grammar commenced, j ('• rnp<sition and*Declamation • • 25 Otj J Advauccd in Jvng. Grammar,Arittsrratic, (biography; the Latin Luiguagc find Nafimil Philosophy cainmtmccd. Sf Ring, ReaUi.Tg.kc. coi.ti.med .... .-><_ * 33 Cf> Latin, Greek, Mathematic*. Nstkritl. Ml?iaV n*l — McntoT Philosophy, Ast.rr-nomy, Fhemiutry, : Rhetoric. lg’c. Natural kc 49 00 . Extra for Furl per Term 1 00 i gr Taitlon, if not paid ia advance, invariably aue at I the end of each Term. a Board and Lodging flO per month. J W. ATTAWAY, PrineirM I A ?J’FK.NKR. Assistant Girffii * IV 20, VF'iS ts ti Professional Advertisements. law 4 VitinC r rm; vr r *■ l *).•- .t./ I ii •) partr.e;*!ip hi Ifcot 1 Eli O /Ii / ‘/ / .'// / Iff', a*. M j Hi t t y <•,• •• .i at tend t•• a 1 L * m ■’ ■ o*-i Cdrd to - prof* i a; n *, in th? count*f W.n.i llrxrv, 1 .vm, \ 4 \ r lb h t , , .ilbd-Kr- A!.* ‘-i , Ia i * i :r, PtKlc. They will ai- ntfcutl ih .- <wprrns < **uit it TVratiir aJi*d Afaetit* \}i >\ AL k SinCEIl. | T* ier* rs’ J Tnf Juihurv 12. I** *A. Hum-7 a. wTstoniC” ATTOKNEV \T LAW, , rj YC TTFA ll I.t: CA. .••!-■ :•. i •( !ii__ A. L. BORDERS, ~ VTIOIt.MIV AT LAW, f.jtjli'iS. ‘ ‘•KOKIiIA. l ‘lf;. •;-. lb’.• -If't *• -■! 4 kJ.• >. H'-. k-’ Stre. I” ■ r I. !-"•: f *f U. B. OGLESBY. VTD ilN'lit AT JL\AV. ciun’ty.c.l, ••.I . .1-1 ‘1- • ~ ‘.ILL TB 1.1.1 • I \ ■. 17. 1 -C-! 52 ly DR. J. WASHINGTON .’ONES, ..i;u K!\. <;i:oh(;ia | > . !. ~T h*• 1 • i !a ■ii -v \v .■ I | ‘ _ ty- :t SKY-LIGHT DAGULRREOTYDES I I Mvl N IS I!:M. • I .yIt:OK IHE AltT. i ...ILL’ ; IJLL - !i > h i K iv\Li. ’ V I iii..- \.l) J./vV , .i. \ !?. pa •11 and i.. the b. , ma’t i4 r. . ‘ *! Al I J i. i . ! ■2i, I * •'* (1 y 1 I’ ll :t , t *nfiin, < ni. | Savannah Mutual Ine rance Company. ,x.i i j.v.v.t// aa. |> 1 |\ *• f ’iken i<- ! I ’i'ihiM M -T ‘).l miif*. ! I 1 .11,(1) i. 1 V.'ti e ; inus-’i f.r, fc .:ims, J. A. & J.r i'.i.Lii.-, Ag'l.-. j 1 '• rilTm. Jtii o’ I-? I*vd - 1 1 . Miseeliai'.eoiis \ ,>ert ixgnients. roil s v i.r. a Gt NT i.r. iiARNi; sip 1 . 1 . i brim! Il F.i .v. , - !w . ,\| j.> ,f fbe I.v*i - I i 1 !• i•• ‘ j *tffiii, L,... 11 12 L i ;f 7 IA)Vr NOI LS. IId!',L. *f. lu :I , f., 1,. W • t e*. ■ * hit* *rn !*>:r.i ’ M ::•/'!.! ry.f ’! ”. j.i.t -t i t in: l fulm ; B I nws nr.tv 1 i- *v tiK••i n! -i ! !M. I pat :i 4|. li. .t ..-■•{'* 4-4 s.lfier IH M < )JH* f'lrl.Tl •I• Al.* - .*. l.ii.i**’ **\. VV P !- ‘ vurity. Th* ab'.’ vn t:: i “ *id p:y:ill- Tm:*, **r h ar *-r. t: <’ ‘ t: T ! ( i: AV. ill Jammr. I H ‘ *2 7 s.:i> m;\v I t >ST. nn tii. 27-’ !■ • - >h. . :■!>. r i,! -V- Ivj • t in |IJ G i illiti ■ i ... . t it.- .i- ’•'w •;t ‘ tw • J'iti.w.a >MAU. ‘*V .'.U.T, i*<mf ■ ;.* I*. !•-• -n - t \ ni id .-'Wil Ilu i <1: •! 1 ’ . . tin*! a R;ti!r<*n li. :ij ? t*r * < *ttt*n 1 *i! t. in i lie !Lt. t \.'iii ?! Newt.!* i. ‘! ho iiliuvi- r*-\\.iid ’will 1m |.. i ’• r !* !i**-rv f *!*j W ulf t nml niitei.i - I.* tii • pi-iipt>>t tii* I. m: li'*r**F. M.< **n. | *>r t** Jn A iii tx •• * -Hin. J. Ai •iAiiitf.A.’- Gi’iOin. **a ’ n. A, I".'*.;. ii * <':iul:*iis. ; t I !, p> an-'-.in? G.m and :i::am*i t4idi:gfur Pi..in |/ V ‘■ri.- rv N "t** made b\ it* •• lie- 12th U.i vrf Nr v. ni titer la •f. pnyi*!” t I Min \V , ilk* , i>'*n *>r In r* r. ‘.’i f I. *• 1 26th day **! in her, I W? I.t** tin* awoui.t *-t I’t.rtv t’orr I k*liai.- ♦."-pH). J> e cliimi■ l**i 4ii •"*’ hevil g fciltU, I Mi.il! n*jt piiv-ij-t'tThT-.-’compclie*! !c-t Dec* 29, \Y T J. Ti RN'I.R. IMPROVED TRUSS. rpm: auWr.l.-.- •- J.WJM.T” l ‘•• I'M.,: !> liis I3IPKPV ■ I Eh Till'SS nt, I !i<* .-!•-, i*-t not ;<•*-. m application. Vl.-o, (il NS ma*lc an 1 * p-iiied in th** best style, |at his sh"p **n New OJul -t ri** i I ARFIfIBALI) A. PORTKit. Griffin, Oct. 10, IVt'J ly Mtsir. PROF. \Y r T. M::\SM:R woiiM rc?*|ect fully announce to th* i , itiz**MN **f (irtflin and vicinity that, liavin” withdrawn from the Griffin Fern a If* F**llege. he will give private instruct ion on tin* PI AN(>aiTd MK I.OUKON t ihe ie**i*lc*r.n < f Pupil-’, lie will also a few gentlemen why ar** le*4tmn of stndying the art and pe?- t-noc of Mnsic. If* re-idiugin i Iriffin for ncarlv thr4*c years, and his capacity fnr.fi idling is too wefl kiif wl. for him t*. ■*.'<> anything about it Trkvi> cn*l if each term. The first term will Girmence uR the second Monday in January:- No scholar will be taken for less ‘-ban Jt term. Rt fermeci, —The part nfs, former puj iD, and citisens generally of Griffin. ti*K. H* will u!-o give instruction on nil BaAff*! NsTSfl- Mr:NT<;f.r Hali t . il the distnner from firitfin ia not too gyvat Music for Pianos, Brass, Reed and String Instru ments, or Rands, composed or arranged. Thankful .for past p solicits a continuance of tin* Fiitne. All orilcrs h-ft at the Music and Book Store of Messrs. Cloud k Shauklcford, will receive prmipt atten tion. Grifiin, Dec. 22, IHSB. -4t. FEMALE BOARDKIF Mrs. MARY IL HARR IS, of Meriwether county, having purchiWed the reaioence la*. ceupicd by (.'ol. Joseph Dtinettti. ncnrLy **p|<oitc H*m. Judge r-tark’s, aiid ‘•oiiv*nient to both the FFwv!.PFoM.rt7K*,reipeeHtil ly informs t!ic i-it ixtns f (Iriffin and vieinity, that she will.accommodate ten or twelve FLMALL on mode rap* t* i Griluua 1 *ec:inh.*r Li, !fm*4 NEW FORNITURE STORE. (7> Tin: tui'l-nii.-H! I li.iv.- i in GrifilQ a AL tifiv 1 CtI.XITI'RF STORE, rm'.ruri-K n cjra /in -u.• |• iv of I’nrlwr mid I’lain 1i0u6.-hola Kunii ’ tarv,au<-l. ■< 8-. r... linrvaur. Center nml Caul Tn •h!. s, (Mali ,-i.iV : ■•! MirMc Tr.pt, l Wardrobe*, liook inp i .la*..l’ . 1; ("a-v*. Ch.*srr—Mahogany B(h>acn!, nil kimlr of ( ai.e-Bvnt, Kocking, kc. Togetbet frith a ’ full su|>(4y of )i)oiu COTI.tGE V Unit ns, Wa-h .''t.inJs, Tal.l. r, If k-i. k-. All of fthicll wc wil! rdl on wry favorable termi. Tuv rs. A. W. -HEXHAM fc C4>. If ill nt re t. Oriflin. O.jtnVcrSt, 11 ST-3. ts-48 A ltd rt; a ill Offc-ecd. TIIe nO'lersi(mnl, btinc dcirou. of moving we<(, ofTcrf for sale the PLANTATION oa vfliiou heemw rc lldoe, titoAullc* souTh orMclVinougHTTying im-nc lintoly on the rood leading to farayth, containing four hundred aud sixty acres, (more or ler.J one hundred aud twenty acres ehm-ied, tuoetly fr.oli and in good condition to ,ro- Thera la ontho nlace.a good hewed doable big dwel ling house, a good framed {in boon; n-d stubleo, eril -. and ailotb.; #fW. nH\ iug ht W Tg ijrAvWhlk Hie- U 4 tbrca of * setll. fit win. r :idk-ikvtral largo j fmallcrcuk ni *< through ♦ h#land, on tiWro i^H go>4l overthot crrn Mill,c uw(Wa of grinding dwntr th*q drvest reiFor’. the 4 ib^rwurnittgno inWfgifof on©- ; linlf ut said mill. Thi H*® ’ I sad “, am! i.4 a i-1 deuce, in a g *d nc*ghbrhod sacb a pluee- W4uld <fi w* 11 t call on tli** suWrißer, at an early (lay, a* I will cll at :r roiO'niable pri<*4. Term* made cjx. ANDRLVr J. CLGFD. TVcemh.-i 1, 155,3. ; .Kdliltf. rpili; Debtorrf of t'i* late lirf-i of J-diu-on k L(**-khar .L will plc.rf4 --it 11 at In. R. Daniel's office and settle their a4*com*ts JDHN.**-UN k LOCKHART. Griffin, Nov. 23.1853. 1 _t f _ lAND W'ARIlAts wanted bv J J. A.‘ k j C. BL'fcKS. (iriffin June 27,1803.’ ‘ .Yfif iianuns Shop. THE tHvPmjriw l bifgi* lv.iv j fio iglbriii* the . eiliit.iu *t Oriftm aiuTAclcinity, ti:at bj hn - opc:ic4 ; anew Harr\c. j 4 Shi pm the er.ruor of Orleans Street un i Bn*adviay, wber w he is prepared to ?er\.* his ohl ctt'fo*narb arul friends with any thing in hi* line. He feels c aifid.nt thdit hL long experience in the bn. Inesa wil] enable him t*e kn *w the wants of bis friend* and he facia anxious to j supply them, lle jnrih* the fj -< il aU Yitbm of car-| riage dealenf, -* be is prepared to fill orders from ] th* m on ns goo*l term a*> limy can Im* snpid'nul from <•*?,/j Northern Tnarkcr. I\n witt *vi in pure - Wc rtr uffd j with any establishment in the enintry, and oMy a : call from those wi-hing t-> purehnae J. L. JUU.NSCN. Griffin, Lice. mi*c, 22, IK'vS. 5-? Y iTTAY Ctrn’KßS, from Vo. N- H; CORN ’ 11. .■*!fKLLEU. . -S'iL H ‘*nd Ki?!eTnrn ing pf aws r* r -ui. •*v t u ii i< j;;;ks t—Griffi ’. !uiu*27.TSj3 2 Legal Advertisements* ,4tlnijlttnlnv'> Sale. \\ y ILL ;, r •’. I i.i* .c the oy. i**>r \n r >rifc, |Vr *-!>■'''. n! -., n ii AlarcH n- Vh• r• iip Mus of Lot H 53, m or7.t,**ity li ** rf a urg 204 Mrr-m, m *. *4. ; Lfft• i.a hi rti- * •. ‘ t ‘...r.'.r t>* *d U’ ) nti*ini?)g W *fnt rr iirrr a* JT*!x* r T M Jot. tl t U/, !*••• of ; .|5 £vr <lifj Ah bllt o t the kdis r i t • rvd’turtf. Jfi.nn. Vi, ISA 4. JOHN R. LKY. Adm'r. haU*. UT'Lf. h* *olcl Iv*f(.rv : ‘hon-4* in Cum* uiir-. V'-r* n,e.: • <* int Tie'Ll/ ir Murert i ** . • i ... t?t. . M , M .ii#trr awl lv ‘ -A ftoJeofn.’ tn urg 4i a,-..r>. irtor* or liM S* Id n rh y...’ *.d Ta*th t*t* r,f lien-’ rv *p*:ntr. K*f.rd Jat,. llv ivu - \ Ex't. /*1 r. IUeJ \ +\-\\ ? ’ ~ n f*fj • 1 * v f .V - *i i> < tr*. •. . ,t t iNt.’ 7 r S’liuh, minor h**ii -f ‘"h, *i. .. .es if.. ..a*-* 4 T i .;.n(MM4*#| -]e<7-H.M, v •■-to me iVr I twtrs f jHinxin.-ion fross sum* *.i*.i,ii jri!iip -* Th ■ > ‘ V * *tft>i** t -ud * Itooi i-*!t nii !<’•♦'4*M Wi- I?-, he ?ir.d apj ’ -imjr offi* ‘ the t!i ] ■ >*-*i> ’ v • Jiw, p. •*. cnfcfa, if tj fi-i, R t,y -Aid i. t)* v >d.* o’ I !:••( **4* ffrntiied, .„• 1 •• • • .ie; iiiy .... dat * ff*e*\ iva 12 h Uoy r -( ory, 1 ‘V* * and t tt’A , w i. 1 **p, firemiry. i( * * •’ ‘ fA , J• Litr CO* ./j V.-V.\.tra< * f ( I’.v* 11..n.i hnd ; i ..n : t tiuir* linn*’, i ft iie TcmnittTulproi^iol 2\aa<y llaminond; l* f hi.-I dumh l i*ea,- .. re the; < r>rr f dt( aid ir-ho-Jt: it all |rtien In t<** tfu t-> he 4d at ia> r.ffigf within the limd i > 1.e.l by t tr. fe !,.J ? ; *!*•*, if fI. V ettftt#, why PKItl !• tiers nhl not bo p. *t t* ti-yjiundc. ioy hi*A*d r*r ft. is cth ?Uy nf Janas ry,T*\il ‘ \VM 1.. <’ Ks <>N, tVdinary. IffOt lee. VI.I. 1-. i-.i1., illHrl.tL'l la ,1k: Ale it Ml* bHWI ...!■ .*t ~! ia ■ > onii'y.ii. . i bri-6y Afltifiia : •■••m’ r ••.., in.it nr. •; . *’! Cose ha- n.g it. *. -an -t- ■*(%♦, 4 air* r> teetctl t*, firritl.) litem in cf tiu-’ln.v i’ i> i-*-t V”.’ A-lrn’r/ Miscellaneous Advertisements. FWJO FORTES 7 rpili-. L.;l U . ..C 1. .::.'••• r.t, we rt re- |.W HBpx I |!., .i.f[ •ii * ,• f . i.i oijjer -j.lendict ium.rimtnt of I’iauu fortes frnM • :■•• .-• •'■ ‘ ■'laitvf.ftnros-, ni the North- Tlity , , ■, • :• j- i. oi iMieh. yolui>- of lone. ,|„ral .til y ••••! rr . ■ *-. >1 w* > •.Oittieliia. Our rtock /, t :. | .;-.i v .'.a sca/j: PhitiOß. V, | ; , 1 t- r . xi .1 yrlio h tn-ver Lult, | „ . 51- ‘li .tAU.JAN CIANO i- .*: i.. 1. i t.i • I i -. 1 -tly !'• fcr 14 . • .. • -I. rt. w.--|.av And In* t, n<| to O- j mi *i ••- * • ii ii in,.- t Clam. FMH inlerior -i . ■ ■ ■ f * -11 • >•• rtf.nir frt.tn th fllMlf . j, ii, -li. • ‘V •■ -1 l.v onUSi-rly finished | hi,.1 1 .i ... • II *u- m a* low üßy ; t.., .. u ;i - * 111* rlifleri'Lee. Amlfur* il , . , I’i. . ui.-i |,iif> hve never -O ‘—'i I r"K ‘ ‘ ■ ‘ 1 i-,, . ■••. , ?--*s iv, • *:.on ,'9 fr - y • •/■,!, r.i'.lne- ait.nnyevery a..-11; I.- --it. i . mv.i.o n, ui ruin*. Any 4te* !,. • . wo I . i’ t a.iKuiu aud give i law one. p. , it 1 l-on* *to I! tA'T, or Tor tale. Crlcel fi i a ♦“tit *- • • i \i j iti* ,• ii \s. in tie it pn|Ad)ood rss9, 4 and 9 >4 t.IV e . !**l 1 I”! ■’ 1,1 I’p tiiiio-. ii • *■*, r unj>s, \ ioUds* t ‘nitur-. I if* iirnnllj kept in % . r V*o f-ai fj]: o cnrV A Idmw !-•: >f .'. ii >/< * on L i.d for I’isno, Klule amt I ini I ;n*. I *■ 8 I’i. . i i.V; ix 1.!. t ■ I—.1—. i. . i liiffii,, iI’:” f ,i-.i. •', IMS 50— ly FRiSH GARDEN ‘W&~ ALAU'ii-. p*i;-. rip *4l -ml oKNCINK. **er ranted to *t urvri* r *ju**if — of 1858| ftr sale, wh’ • ale md r *■■*•- v \v |. K. HIiLUP.H & CO. (i iHi**, l)• *’* 21, L’-di. m—s WARE-HOUSE AND COMMISSION . BUSINEL3. v, v Tlfl! iill.T.i'T zncet in. v. char***yT J of ILe lur,'’ l.iwt l..!i'.lli.oi:.:Tlc A h arp jiui sh yaR on the eorner of Ibil r.i.; Taylor el rAt a, pie<l hy 7vT Ts i > .<■t> hi.iT wiTi ear.y ofl the’ above Vulime t.i ;,ll .1, vi.-io.:/- h.-ftochee, liurir.j: tile eo ruing eeaovi, ui.fler lhe him nnino ~i ‘i style ,1 tiAUL DIN4I, llli.i. U NAI.L ‘!U Wore iug thorouch r<T air . ami will be in rvf.ovl. Ordrr for the reception of cotton by the comm -:ui nl of the eeeeoa. LthcrAl aCv.ik, a .:. lull t. ami other jirodece Mi (tore, iuau. At All tin.- a. at 1-uM.ooii.ry rate*. The personal at teotion of sa. h rnemher of the Lr'o, wil be (UvoU-41* the hoainerr..... ! i !u-y hope receive,"A they-expect t 4 b'-rtt, a 1.1 oralrhaie •/ {.uhiK fatioiiaxe. Grifin. , July, I : 56. A. A. •.iauLniM#, llr-.uv I*. UiU.. TIIE TAN NlXf:. silt >T3 and-HSB'* _ NM-inuf.ictuiir-jf T:.-ritrsr of thisßg^ ico, ii- .■• I'-1.-i. c.-ngu-l.it hv lamko i*.R . ■ * J,,jl, *\. ! n*.v and will borqif* ter h rrmH t. I * • .'.'* M I* ** kMakt, with the wim4 well tried and cip . t and kuixiu, utiunfcted withftj varioL . -updrUu* r;t*e i and ! let 1 a: airGd 4i)d anthorisco to with th# ‘Pad : : u,: !; tr evtion with t.h f .* ba^wets^ trill side tn ?k*ll a** good bargain .uv r-'uhluiWMmi in the !\V>u h South. an*l jltdet-rmncd win shall i-r -p'dnt of ie;4 *?tire’ itt iis various Sepmtfr OciiM; and with strict and jvontpt attention to taMuiagte lioja* and solicit It* forrrer |atcon> and m:v ui&rs - 6 r rrs. J .irn dolt, mi nr *i thutht*e who mat faror Mb/ with Ihcirpatro * h'il! tot bo CsUsisi oa.imine. M. M* !*OCKHAKT Gdffitt, Sept 22, v :~ tL44 . Plantiition IVagoai, JUON ABM or two, four ie.-l *ix hnww. JW-tIMFy by Vv. vv. .. -• t.ilCFf A.QOOi: Oriffiu, Sept 3, lßg ... tHK SOUTHERN CUL'HV TOR, ; •A MONTI ILV JOt’ilNAK i MVDTE3 To <-m isr .-r-L-.v or moWmSuv iiuicttra} _ ttisrL;:vx*:? an 4 to Intr—iuec n ir-jn-enJigSteAefleyateAe rs Afrieultwre. Ilri.iin!'nre, Btrfk Berfii4A*SßH U ,D *’ hi.U < .-• • - I jrtr. RKeUlcUd Wlin rwwe Volac Twelve will oon.tM: -e I umber will*s* *;. .n- t *ir*\*t oIRSBw emhrci-.ng the mpSS-i.'. ncßrnwgiSw l-ci'lW cut plunter* in fSjppflnhtni rinvfVe. TerJCN.—l ci>| y I ...|1 yr-r/ o 00 12 •• - ••* .10 00 •*-, <* . .* 23 or hkj “ •• “ wof tjp Ai’Unff IH,udoHrt. The hill, of nl! epeef, ;•; i, l!ai.h.<'nfceire4tTor AH m.,iy rtmitlK'l 1; to-iil (po'tagc paid) at therie* the PuhTua.i.r. Aidvee* . XV. S. JOATg, Anxn;*a, Ga, ~ T. S. Alvlhun s ID *ME MAGAZINE trivet over 800 {urge, dcnbU cohngn velavdfj:;e* of choiec Readr>''j I car. Also, from I‘2 to 15 Steel Kiipfotinfla, of a high order *f .e.rrdfm<x : hsideifroi lso 40 200 Fide Wood Engraving*. .. .. . Ij-.Vii. rn $1 25, Cll-.v* erFo. it iioirieecmM.'Wl THE CIIEAVES-Y MONTMGV 01. the \voni *)! - • Nr. Periodiei.l in tfw l nit**? Sfiateahan t)ec Bot* gtn orally o itomr .rtiiiy <* r uincr.dcsfi hv the i*ra Use the J The I'uiru.VoluiD** i*)i"ipS m Jiuuury, ISSI;)SIW| wilt 1 costa ia s new !vit>n t L\ r, bv Mr. A t of^oagsid^ i lifter ! HOUShiHuiaD.” - 1 | The Horn* Mamas’ue wi'i tied-'y' f i LaJ/hl fMt I one veur for $3 . , - . , Jl I The na*uhcr i*. , *r— rC3'*y. Setw lar a zfytcmj | in- n. ii will be fun.i=iir i. fetr of. eharga. Tvkm< in AfivAN -*n* 12 a y**.r ! Ad Irew t-*'Tr v }* id, T•-&. A U*7 l#L/;r*rf ttrni Phihtlmkfy I