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f ,„*«<lsiy Monitiitf, Aokiih 30,
FOR C'UN(iIIC.1.i.
IIA UK US II.\ \|, «»f Ilaber*lmin
of .!otiori*oi<.,
offHAKO W. IIAUI
ttOUKK I, G A MB LI'
•rihiMAS BUTLER KING, of (Uvnit,
lanLOM II. Cl* \PPF.LI* of Hi’iib,
v V ;rsirS II. KENAN, of Baldwin,
,, |». SMEAD, of TnlhtP,
m<!> ii. WILDE, of Riel mnnd,
Yn;rsit>- u. wright, of ca*«.
of the liiff nnd «alo
HuUl win.
IghU Patty
iiij to nominnti candidate* for the Legi
le M
will bo held nt. tin* Court*house* on FRIDAY next,
l; | ol Saturday, as advertised in Inst work’s paper.
••ju re of th * day is madual the r. quest of a iiiiin-
, i»iir country friends, who, on Stturdny, have to
I Justice’s Courts in threw dilT rcnt district’*,
j FRIDAY, then, at ‘J o'clock, P. M. attend at the
.-’.liuiis*'. Whig slid Slate Rights men ol Old Bal.l*
j,i,I let us show our hands to the enemy. Come
ami all* and nominate your candidates.
.•p!,,. Whig delegation in Congress, from Georg!•*.
jth* lion* W. T. Colquitt will please accept our
i for public documents, sent us during the present
ii of Congress.
A friend has handed us the remarks, ii\ sub.
made by tlm Hon. James A. Meriwether, at
diaii'T given him, bv his fellow citizens of Putnam,
*13'hill**. We shall give them to our renders
week.
Sortii Car‘Lina.—Moreheud, the whig Governor
X irtli-Carolina has been re-elected by a majority of
) votes over Ilenry his opponent. The Ijocnforo*-
a nvijority of 24 on joint ballot—viz: 10 in tin*
y.c ai.d 14 ill the House.
Treaty with Grout Hritnin Mali licit.
The Treaty lately agreed upon by Mr. Webster and
i A’HBiT.T ’N was, on the 2():h. int. ratified by the
,*,. oi th-* United Stat s by a vote of thirty-nine to
—M -srs. Aib'n of Ohio, Benton, Sevier, Conrad,
t. B.ghy, IJ.i. ii !•» .ii and his colleague, Smith of
.1 another. Mr. Calhoun, it is said, made an able
eh a its favor.
Ask the Democrats*
w , S» reeo!looted hy our Whig Inen V', *hn . :
, x ie.i it was report*mI that Mr. Dawso .1 h»r a
t.-.x-ngTea and Coffre, theru was not . i m vrn
, found who did not censure h i»i for every
(.f.ruid, grogshop, or gathering ol the poo.de, it " •
limine most dwelt upon, ai.d no laiiguag*; \v. h
.dit strong enough to express their abhorrence ol
[). for voting ns he did. Would it not ho well for
Whigs to ask the Democrats, how .t is that they can
vote for Messrs. Cooler and Black, who, this year,
ld to tax Tea and Coffee I
Black Tea and C ooper Coffee.
Th** course pursued uy Cooper an l B uck in voting
iijKMC a TAX upon TEA and COFFEE admits ol
•x.'iisc whatever. Explanation only makes the mat-
.vorse, and their fneifds miy as well knock unde
-:id to use a homely expression, “acknowledge the
Tii? off >rt too of Mr. Cooper to excuse himself, by I
that the Whigs voted this way, or that way*
e to the same subject, is a futile one, ami
rves not a respectful hearing. Wo wonder
PH it -,v-istli.it the act.oil of Wli gs became worthy of
"i by Mr. Cooper 1 It must be very recently
mil if that gentleman dual mind himself, his
t.cai friends may ho induced to tel! him, that too
eg upon Whig action to model liis course, the
they be pleased with him.
O'! .Mr. Cooper. Mr. Cooper, those votes of yours and
iljutor MBi.ick, were received by your friends
»ta, as “unkind cu’s,” r ry unkind, very, very
-vote to TAX COFFEE and TEA] Vote to
iInch the people of Georgia so plainly and so
eq i vocally condemn ? Why, man, if you were to
d.:i for a thousand years, you could not make your
3 a good one. The people have lost confidence in
ami we should not wonder if yourself and Mr.
k do not lose the votes of all those, who, last year,
I .McDonald COFFEE,at a rate so much lower
JAW80N COFFEE, as to make Governor M -
.1 extremely popular, and secure his re elec.
It may be even worse than this. It may cause
'ction, hy the people, of the Whig ticket to Coo
ps*,and then, Mr. Cooper, we would not he in your
uue half the money which the richest usurei
uGeorgia, bus made for the last ten years by shaving
people—for, be certain of it, in that case, the curses
...r party will heavily fall upon your devoted head.
Veto to tax Tea and Coffee, chi And then try to
l eak out of it, by saying that Whigs did so loo ! Il
J people d.int make h case of your election, tin n tie
•ig of % tit fur tat," has no moral in it, and justice is
allied the laud.
Ibink bnl, or a Monroe Rail Hand bil 1 , i* now Holdout mill the subject of much conversation. Docs it not bo-
Koen—they arc, to all intents and purposes, laid upon
the shelf.
But says one, what are we to do with Central Bank
money 1 Why, wo answer, do with ittho best that you
cun. But if Central Rink money beat a depreciation
o: -B. 230, or 41). per cent, and you receive it at par, wo
must attribute your act more to patriotic motives than
to any other. For ourselves, wo regret much to see
tins money at a rn'.w ol d.mount, n> ruinous to the com
munity, and discreditable tothe State. Bui mir readers
will boar us out in this, that we predicted tho cuiikc.
ijuences which are now seen and felt hy every one.
Tlmy are tho effect < f a bad] policy—a {policy, which,
I uifin’d by other Bunks, has made ikun bankrupt, and
a. .11 deprive them of tho benefits of their charter—we
<nenn the issuing of irredeemable paper.
.Nothing would please us belt* r than to sec this money at
jjr.r value in every tection of Georgia. But this we do not
t*> poet to see, and the people will not sec it, until the
B .ok is able to take up its circulation, or the Legisla-
In re so legislate as to make it good. The wise ones of
■the land will therefore dctoruiino whether tho one case
is possible, or whether the other can effect such a re-
-suit.
Taxation, we hear it frequently said, wilt bring the
Hunk out. \ es, but taxation will, at the same time,
via people in, tiiul if taxation is retorted to for such
a purpo-o , lot tho Democrats be tho men to lay il on.
They are responsible for the evil, let them take the
■credit and resjiorisioility of curing it.
So much for Georgia currency. Now, let us turn to
that of tin? whole Union. Deranged, we find it almost
‘•very where and deranged it has been from the days of
the Experimenter. That which ho took so much pains
i»» destroy, revive it again, and the over issues, and other
■extravagancies, which the local Banks of t ie different
*5 ales,so madly rusin'd into, will, for the future, be
restrained, nod returning prosperity reanimate our peo
ple. A United States Bank is thought by many to be
ti e gr«‘at remedy fora bad currency. We believe that
a major.ty of the people think this and that they wiP
s o act as to let the country have the benefits of suc.ii an
Institution.
The Legislature.
We would earnestly call upon the Whig and State
R ghts Party to be lip and put forth their strongest men
for the Legislature. I.t addition to many other subjects
of importance which will come before; In* next I^gisla-
la'.ure, that of dis'riding tin- Slate Will be one. We
are satisfied, from win: we have seen of the course of
'hat if tli.it party have a
. «h'-y will district the
• *i i i a way as to pro
to Ci • ss, if it is pjs-
r ev d.-nce .s wanting to
hoove the people then to be wide awake 1 And is it
not time, now, that tho election is but four weeks off, ft r
the Whig and Slato Rights party to bo up and a doing]
Shall lethargy bo allowed to exist among us, when our
glorious ship of Stato is sailing fast :o destruction,
steered by 1 he most unskilful pilots ! Shall wo allow
our hark to be duMicd to pieces, when, hy an effort—a
pull nit together—wo can savo her from destruction]—
Not ;o, gallant Whigs. Coine up to the rescue, one
and all of you, and, as you did in 1S10, take control of
our Slate. Let wisdom bo heard in her councils once
more! Moke the effort to succeed, and Georgia will
again he, as she once was,and ought now to be, second
to iio Sta'e, in point of prosperity, from tho St. John’s
to the Sabine.
vocatos of protection; of the American system ; nod lie
has furntKlied a tabular exhibit, showing tho ruiniivu
duties imposed by the net ol 1*28, and the lull of 1812.
Tho facts stated by turn ore destitute of truth, in many
particulars—but it is often said, if not true, why weru
they not denied on tli' 1 fk-or] The reason is obvious,
because no such ►peecli, and no such facts wero ever
made to he replied to, ..r denied—Mr. Cooper, did
make i Idlle trdl-.ig speech an hour long in tho House
—hut Ins allegations, and charm’s, which cover a pam
phlet ol 77 pages, wereconco’ird m his room, and pub-
hshoil by I*mi v and now, be Miaun 1 -sly sends them out
to tii** world, as a spec/li u Ii cl. ! vered in tho
I Inline ot Representatives o.i ih* GJ • - 1 !. Theimpo-
Kitn»n In *h practising upon tb . 'lie prej i
dice he ih trying tu arouse, • .■ nan.
dan,is il;;* dis.iiiciiou of u r* . of.
Ho grossly 'I (v vesliis cor^t
I tiiall i.iii advert to the iluici... oar o r **ur
representative; either would li.s^r. .. ., ».*| hoy, r
to ins chaste ami beautiful style wli ,, • ik* o
ol leagues b-ing “dr.ven up;’
JlAltKIEB,
On tbs K,tb iuM. bv ilic Rev. JmiifH llendsrnon, Wm. M,
Johnson. Rsq.^uf Jn/por, to Mi>*s Martha S. Moku.amo, of
I loiii-s county.
OBITBAKY.
Old), !•> Irwiiiioa. <*«o. on Hntiinluv.die 20th innt-.ErsRV
1'kaWFii' i),inlitiii child ofjubu uud Llizulictli Gib«ou, ugod
t iclit neuitim mid live dnyn.
* Now sbu nleeps where Horn w nnvrr
lil shtsliie H wers lluil sweetly bud;
Now she sleeps, she’ll siren luicver,
In tho bosom of her l * oil .**
Som« lime ogo we alluded to un urt'olc of Cot
ton Baooi.no, manufactured out of cotton at the j , bnprimary assembling ot the peopic to \* inch o
•, «* , i r ,. , . . i auu in wh.cli In* seems to have felt so I.:ilo ,nti
hutoutou Manutactory. samples of which we stated
could bo seen at the Store of Messrs. J. (Ikuty. vV
Co., in this piaco. Since that lime our fanners
liuvo niutic trial of this urlicle, mi J we are pleased
to state, approve very highly of it. One of them,
Mr. Ivey, of this County, packed in a bag of liiis
bagging, (which was mndo with 5 yards—it 39 in
dies wide) 478 pounds of New Cotton ; and lie
further stutos that 500 pounds of cotton cun very
nasi v ho pul in a 5 yard bag, if the hugging be 42
inches wide. Mr. Ivey, having tried il, pronounces
it altogether superior to the hemp bagging. Our
Tanners surely will encourage now llie manufac
ture of this article. It is another mode of consum
ing a staple which is cultivated too largely already.
The cotton which was packed in tho bagging allud
cd to al» jvc, was sold, on ye sturdily, in this place, at
7$ cents per pound.
[fur THE GEORGIA JOURNAL.]
s tlm right of constituents to bo correctly ad-
\ as to the effects.*I measures upon tlie.r interests,
and it is the corresponding obi.gat ion of the represen
tative, to lurnish correct informa'ion as to what those
measures are. The foregoing remarks have been olici-
tiy re uluig a speerli ot 77 pages said to have been
delivered / Mr. Mark A. Cooper, oil the Tariff, lie
thorecharges Ins V\ n g col.eagues with being the mi
seems to have fell
not even to have attended the one in li.s own com. ..
I shall look to In.- fuels which be lias made for his ci»a
s*i(uents,and to tivuu alone, anu from them, I will show,
•ha m comp ring the duties under the act ol 1829, and
the bill ol 1812, lie has grossly misrepresented tin'll,
making me duties of 1828, less than they ar , and tho u
under the in.I of 1912, niorefhaii they are. 1 will pro-
sent a tabular statem iit of some of hi« items, showing
what lie represents the duties of 1829 and 1812—then
what they are according to the authority to which
refers, and then the reductions made in some
ATTENTION!
illetropelllau drey* l
A WE All on your Venule (Jround
cowp/ftrly tinned and equipped for Fa-
rode, on net I Friday, tlir % 2d Sept at the.
hour tf huff past jour o'clock, F. M. pre
cisely.
By order
. A- II. McNF.IL.O.S.
JUillcd^evlllc, Aug. 3U, IU42. 4!) It
ho
of those items hy the Mouse—and as Mr. Cooper wrote
his speech, uf:or the hill had passed the House, if he had
desired not to dece v<* and in sleid the public mm J, Ii *
would have stated tlnue ivJuctioiii, so as to In
vented that possibility.
Hero is tin* caption to h.s 'able—“A table showing
tho rate of duties, or taxes *..i v inous artir.lev m * • us-d
hy farmers and planters, as o i.i v'd by the T • ff of
182S, and as proposed to i) • levied by ’he bill v; l*? 12,
taken from document No. 211. pr • session." In
.presenting a correction of Ii s uiis'ak. s 1 shall ref»;r to
tins document, and those whoinav hive no opporttiuily
of compar ug Ins speech with that dno iiii. in, are re-
piested to do so, and they will perceive that ins m.s*
stalem nts, are the result of df; go, and not of accni.*u*.
I’u - ih tlm d »ars in \vh . Ii
• •* several tariffs s.nco lS10 w«?ru passed, and under
each luad opposite to each article i. l ,e dii'y imp >sed,
ill sn a parallel roJtmj i are the *Ji *ies proposed to he
levied. A boy twelve years «.12, could tell you in a mo
oi«'nl 'he duty of each article under each Tar.ff. Mr.
! Cooper cannot he less versed in such in it*ors than a
‘school bov.
Attend also n incotii.T of .lie Company nt th* Company
(ton in tlieevi'.JMX af liie 2d Sa|.teiubcr next,at the hour
ol U o’clock, pm* i^rl\. ...,, urn u
ii A.'inu^.v o. u\i asrt. s,c.
P.lillivij.svill ■ .HI. I r. . . .... _
Dloalsomi'vy MicriH •
W ll.l.lm ...Id «>!. tl.t- tiral rm«U) in <.I.' ,r -’ll’:R riexI,
befoul tho Com: Iiuuko .lour in .Ml. N'oriNM* MomI-
comery eouaty, bsttvseu tlio usual Ijours of sale,die 'V*‘ ow *
ioc propm■ hi wit:
F in hiiudr.-d uerna of pino land, inuro or lu*4, inaludiug'
lln-1inj>i .ai uiiTit wlicrrou John Aloslov, aco. now lives, in
P’litl v. u>tiy, hih\ nno buy innro, sevtui vrur* oi l; le»i«donus
lln- propern of John 'MuHley,neu. lu tiatihly a li t • issued Ir
vo pie- ihi* •'tup. rior Court of .Moiiiconierv c.i
; ('i'll'rni Bunk of (iiMir. in, vh fluid .Mii.-fo
,i oat hy ilia ili*remliint.
’ 1 ~ Ou«^ Spun sli l.orso, Cvc ye-iri*oJd^imd •»,ii-bay uure, seven
i ;' yours old.and coll, mu* vy ii old ; til 1 .' ■ 1 on «vs dm properly
' ■.:r* u! ofJuiin !Mnp'/-v.flOii. tovalMly i n fa ii- ... d from the Superior
1^12, ! Court of Aloiiigoiiiory eoiintt, in favor of C. Jc. G. iMclhiui-
in tri vs said v|.. . . Property pointed out bv die defendant.
j'wij linadr. d arrcfl of pim- fund, more or h**8 including the
ini'.no-. i*iii'-ii| wl|. !.-oii (inoi c Dunn- u .«■ livet in fluid couuly.
niljointuc In ib of 'IcOregor-, mid oili-rs, leiied on ns tin*
prnperiy of(*i*urci* Dame, tosmihiy two fl las i.-em’d from a
J ii Aliens t huirt, ol - i <1 count'. all in fnv. r f Aiehih lit! Me*
dill, for the u-e of li ugh Ciiiiir. alii vs huid D ime. Proper!)
pointed out by die dafcnduiit. Levy made and returnrd to mo
by u Constable.
r oi the
Vropcily pointed
of a
I.l08.
I Duties as slated by Mr
Cooper.
TUB CURHILNCY—TUB REMEDY.
XoS ato in tltt? Un.uti suffers more tliati Georgia
f* at the present time, not only for tho icsint of a
d, but for having, ns the circulating tned.uui among
z-'iis. loo ni jch of a bad, currency. Nor is ii
iat present, that Georgia lias labored tinder th 8
.. "J- state >f th. gs. True, u if felt, and is more
• v;*, mow, >h in Iterelnfore, bit*, it is no less true,
mt, lor a y *,ir or t wo past* tun con-lit on of Georgia cur-
as o«*i*ii any other than that wh.. h is ca minted to
'dtii** ji,' .j,!o ;u their eff»rts to atta m prosperity. Foi
fii'J.Vhii pc-tjilo h.iv • c lile.l—frequ" fly ami loud
.: in va n. T «ey m glil too have continued
• nr h.tni'bo opinion, until domn^day, w i ti
m31 uect; there would have j on no answer, h r
winch, we think, sliould b * apparent any*o
tin* people will receive in payment for their ngr.cti!-
?i! productions, a currency that is not at par, as :»
? of course, they need not expect, and are tli« prin-
opa, parly to lilatne, for having such a currency among
ii'-’inand vvliero a ba.l currency circulates freely, it
H ? extremoiy hard to ti.nl that of another—the scum
. the reader knows, always swim.
Put thy own shoulder to the wheel, was tho advice
li<’rcuii?8 to the sturdy wagoner, when the latter got
»d faculty, and cried aloud for help. Tho sumo ad-
re vvou'.d now In* good lor the people. If they have n
f.rc to see a good currency supplying the place of a
‘J “tie, in Georgia, they must put ih 'irowa shoulder
1 the iv,tool* They must act, o'acii man for himself,
li il*" evrytiiH) of money, the individual receiving mus-t
v v.* it at its tme value. la the paying out of m uey,
who p.,ys must not expect to pay for a hundred cents
- v 'l.oh j,; really worth but seventy «*iw eighty. No
’•*- mast expect uud prepare to pay one hundred cents
•reach J.iUar that he owes. Suedi a system, dunomiu.
it Muon spacific, or any o:ner specific you please,
■ *!«? on'.y system wo k i .-V of, tint Will cur? tlr? evils
1 r vvliicli the people n:nv suffer. If, then, wo Le
in our opinions, tie* proplo will at once son that
■ K*Mij 18 i: » tkoir OM’.I hands. The Farmer can as
4 *-ly gtt good money for his cotton, his rice, or Ins
' r n, as any other: and .t he receive bad money, it i.
i0 ‘Vnact; which, in tho end, will not only injure
lfl u d v.duaily, hut his neighbour ami tlm country-—
tit* nicourag, * ,he cuutinuaiico of su unfouud cur*
•"'/ auunig the people.
^•h*\ e.e a.-k, nnu-a-days, brs tendered to Inin, in
•nt. 1-y a rc.-ponsiulo citizen, the notes uf the
1 r<j ° Bt.l U'wul Bmk, nr llie # Chsttahoi.* hoe Bain*.
•J ‘ l .*rbi(»ken Bank, nt par, dollar for dollar 1 No
" e *U’e veiituro to assert! And what is the reason ! B
'' »tio people, generally, yes, almost to a man, r^cet
" * '** of these Banks, mid will not receive them ns
‘ ■ When they do so with oilier suspended Uankr,
1 lJl -‘ uT-ct will be observed. A Chattalioocbee
.liDemocrats oi -• ; .r
majority in the next 1, .•.!
State—and they w.i -io it,
vent the elect >>o ut any Win
.sible for them to do so. 1 a
satisfy the render that such would In- their course, we
would only cite them tothe action of the party in Ohio,
i* nn>yLanin, New’-York, The law of Congress
requires the State to be divided into single districts com-
posetl of contiguous ternary. Notwithstand.ng this,
the Locofocn Legislature of Ohio laid off districts 100
■and 250 miles >n length, and in some places, from 6 to 10
■miles in bread'll. And all this is done to secure Loco*
loco represent a. ives. Does any one suppose for a mo*
in *iii that if the Lo rofocos of Georgia, district the State*
the same course will not he pursued] For our part
we expect no other course, and we again advise our
friends in the different count ies to put forth their strong
est men, and to spare no exertions to elect them
Com! for th? Correction of Errors.
By referring to the Federal Union, Recorder and
S tudard ot Union, it will be seen that the Governor
has caused lo he published a resolution of tho last L°g-
islaturo, calling upon the people at the next October
election, to endorse on their tickets, “Court,” or “No
Court.” The Constitution of tho Slate was changed,
several years since, authorizing a Court for tho Correc
tion of Errors. Since then, the Representa ivesofthc
People, have refused lo carry that part of the Constitu
tion into effect. It is again referred to tho People, and
it is hoped they will give such expression of opinion
as will not be misunderstood.
A To the Whig and .Stale Hights Pa.ty of Georgia*
Wo call upon the Wings ol Georgia, to be up and
doing. The time for action lias arrived, and every man
is now expected to play his part in the great political
drama. Wo know that hard limes, nnd that general
distress which pervades tho country, have had great in
fluence in keeping down political d.scussion* No ex-
ir»nt nt all lias prevailed, and almost to a man,cvo-
olio has ht*en rngig I in attending to Ins private
concerns, labor ;ig industriously to provide for the time
to come. 0*4r flrmers, particularly, have been engaged
with their crops, ami tlioiks to a kind Providence, from
all that wii can learn, tin* r labors have been abundantly
blessed. The com fi Ids have yielded to their heart’s
contents and the cotton promises to employ their hands
from t.his tuna tochrisUins to pick it oti\ We call
upon those then who have been thus favored, and others f
who, in their particular avocation, for aught we know,
li've fared eq i illy as well, to give up a small portion
oi their tun •, f*»r a few week-*, to that which concerns
good old Georgia. Tlm elections are at. hand. A few
weeks will determine matters of vast importance to
our people, nnd it is nothing hut right that they should
act adv.sedly and knowingly in relation ta them.
First, then, the people will be called upon on the first
Monday in October next, to elect their representatives
In Congress. Are they prepared for tli’s ? H ive they
weighed well the consequence of their notion i Two
tickets are before them. One is styled by those who
put it forth, the Fcrv.cratic ticket. B ? no! dec -ived by
name:’. Wo tell you tin 1 Democrats such as they be, are
not Democrats of tho olden tune. They are not your
Crairford Democrats—they are Yon Horen Democrats
Oil uil woollen goods. ;.i
ciir|-ctH, blnnk.-t . **’.•i*-il
(itllfl* goods, 11 -»•-* I -I ' , .. lOVt’fl,
niitfl,cap8. and liimiiiigK,... •
Turkov iMirpattlng, ..
Fine hliiukiMfl
(’oilI-I! hluiikettf,....
(baton 20 nh
Colion biigifing .............
Wrouttht iron, bur,
Bur iron, rolled
Cioka t-nt mill pit saws,
Drawing knives,
So win's, spadt-s nnd rilmvols,.
Pound pins,
(Bit (iltIMA,
Boote.-s fur women,.
Brown
Iinporinl,gunpowder «V gomcc
11y roil and young hyson,
Hyson skin and other creen,..
Souchoi.g and other bluuk teus
Boli«*n,
40 ets hq yd.
. :3.j per cent.
.,d.'» per cent.
. 2a per eein.
ij els ft/ yd.
I cunt per lb.
I > ii tie.
i reduced !>v lli.* il-
bill ol I I .'.' Reductions on Bill, and J
15 percent. , 50 per
:)!l cu ».| vJ iroci.yd | vi ,ii,
15 per coin. -?5 per <-eni . per
a > •> |
25 per cent.
51) to 100 p c.| J5 p,." r
•* els fQ yd. :5elsfl
410 p r ton.', 1 tt p<
i!i.
':«) jo*r
WILLIAM It. CRAY, Blierift*.
August 10*1018* 10
’o clie* Directors of flic Octttulgco iiu<i
Flint lluilroail < 0.
(»ENTLF.MKK:— I’lio d-iitu of (icu. Jones, our late President,
• lias neciineil ut tin* most critical period of our work, uni!
V\ 11 .* 11 jl I.Vt.l III I 1,1;; i'.| ... A ,1 ■ • !; . \ .1- 11 . > > I .1.1.1 Wei III 102,
; could lie least caidiy ilisp* i,»i-d wilh. Vet Uunibly to liunil to
me eeim miy ol’iln* I livin'* w iil iionr dot* as members oi 11
j > itii-liu 1 comni'iiiiiy, anil to labor Seihilutisly 10 supply lbs
I pit«c me 011I1 niicrnntive iel'l us. Since tin* board did in *
! to -lio.ior (o ci'iilcr lln-nppi.ininient 01 I'rc-mlent upou me, 1
liai loft in step v*hI wliiuli could furwanl oursutor*
p.i-i*. From re. - nt oi-rnuitiiures.and nuntilv inc allusious to
1 bid f-iii'i -Miiibiicd in lln* ninuagenient « I onr ntlsir 4 , I
.•-I . * 1 i 1 • .xj-ohieiit to mini: ly wiiii the request of the I’.dilors
. ..... c’L it woiirtoil, niid have puhiislicii u list of the suhscii*
r.ci 1. i'.iii mu f.dlo.v > : 'i/.ein* might i*ee linn our uinlerlnkiog
j was o<>t asqni-iiiie a. *.« generally suppuBed, bat, that a soli-
i sci i...ion 01 i-luii.i tJU. was .1 sunt amply sollieieul for 1 lie run-
i tlint wiil piubiildy cost lint much more
.being II less duty hy !$ • pi*
? 17 per |
$1,35 per ton $30 per tun.;$J,05 prcwtj^O per ton
$ I each. 25 por cent. |$l,0U eacii.
510 per cent. :i5 per cent. 1 >o per cent.
30 per cent, bit) pei eeut. Operei nf.
20 ets per II*. 25 per cent, r.'n • ts peril
25to45e..p.lh.3 ets per Ib* 25to45c. p lb!
'.11 ,.i B 41 '.n
3 ets per Ih.
25 ets per pr.
5)ets per ib.
Free
(.I
This dm 1
ton. so that
1 half tli.it
"lliehVo*
riionoflho conip.'iny, had
: suhs
npi.«
per pr $l,5u per pr.l50
ets per lit
ct* |»er Ih
I ets per Ih
do
per lh.'.2l cents p. Ib|
t« per lb 11 m 3 ets p Ib Rcdimod to 20 percent.
1 D.» to
— Bentoni'in l).?innrr
claim fay their fi 1»
treasury system •• M r
Hiipportcrs dur m, :k •
•very question wlm 1
Tii so nro I lie kind
t i s v *■» will bo prop*
tlioir s’ntnp will do for
Moth'
n D*t:
the bo
crate
They
ub.
Bur 1
ey
• ! 9 10,
ho pi'opl.
).*ui'»;*.ratKtln v are, and.
r;* S t ) May wli *;lior politi
Ginr/ii.
rimy wore In
‘••fenders upon
ngiiilist h in.
Mr. Cimpcr rays that tho Dill ol 1S12 is more* obnox
ious than the act ol 1829, because “tea and coffee h**re-
tolbro freed for ihmr hem li*, is now ta.c:d.” Wlmt
consummate hypocrisy. List week, lie admitted, in a
letter to the Federal Union, llint he had voted against
making tho article of tea free!
Why did not Mr. Cooper tell tho people the truth,
d say that the act of 1929 did impose the duties 1
have stated. Turn to Ins document, and you w.ilseo
the duties there laid down. But the reason is obvious.
These heavy duties were’ first imposed hy tho act ol
1810 ; for them John C. Calhoun and It. M. Johnson,
two of his candidates for President, and Albert Cntli
but and Wilson Lumpkin voted. The same duties
were continued by the* act of 1924. For this, Andrew
Jackson, M. Van B'-trcn, Jus. Buchanan, S.lus Wright,
and Thus. II. Benton, the leaders of his party, voted.—
They were rc-adopted in 1828, mid for this these same
niletncn, except Gen. Jackson, voted. Here is the
reason.
What ought to be thought of a representative, who
would thus attempt to deceive the people, hy such wil
ful misrepresentations ! I am done with him for the
present. Let him expiaiu these tniaroprcsentaiion?, if
lie can, and then there an* sumo others to which l will
invite his attention.
I 30 per cci;
MIL!
Butter—GuaIhmi..
Country.
CumllcK—••n»*riii.
T .How.
Coffin*—Jmvii
Bin
tst. Dominic
In
iliniinia n d (It
stork I ibor w ill liir excc* t th
in. mid ill lho com >1. 11,01 ol 1(1
•> tfjo.nou wil*. hf
id to iiM oprratio!
(*, tho
lVbrujjry last,
'•'duct'd twenty fi/u
Iriice ol th • rnmmuiiiiy.
uoionnt to ho nutually
road. iiiBtcml of a drill,
nrrrnt * xp
,11011,
.1 i" J 1
thi* I'rum tin* r« p o t of Hit* Kn-
the not* • of hand
.* intriiMtcil 10 it, tini.miitiiiu nt
1 next to i-'iOU.) mine, i*» nd •
•a ih”
1 of
m ill t
oilier
Ib 73 mm
, iU 0 75 I
...hhi 7SUrtD,h*)|Salt ..
Ih li a *>j
' 12 Snap -
• 10 ft I ! Tallow
...k,*x 3.75/115"hVa-t
mndioitrit to
‘w , II ' : w Otv Hvr par coni ml *hiM i!ivo>*‘jjt; 5.00(1, of vvllich
• i. • • . 1 > • • * :• .1 I i:>, I.• av 1 u • ».<)■ ' -till dm* Dr-
d'o'ii.i. • ; ... 1, m*.i
1 it I,iniy b • ifisly t nlcul »Ud
I < pmi ap/iouitmcuiio tin* l*ri*.-i:lt*nry. mo hminldiivclrd
ili.it 1 - . 1 tu.v* Mich .1 is.m*s n * 1 sh 'mid think lit to mrrl
In.* pr*!fl it 1 lo.-int! * of1 ti ■ worx. 1 Iihv.* hid reeotirsu ntonro
to ib«- I iiiinintc Konrcr; lln* riihKcriptiuu ii-t a** 1 Mrrrcd to.
On tin $:B,UU0 .irr now dm*, but tH t!:n mnoont nopiircd i*
null $ 1 U.il) mid lilliy uw.i-r ol (h • ili-i.CiKOi* of the limes, I
hav’r ii.r. ci» d tin* legal ui|vi*t'm tin, r.oopnii} to compound
for I ho I»u .-rnt, lo r the lii>l iii-tiilmrnt ol 5 prr crilt, dur flim-r
Jnouur> I II on tin*oiigi.i.,| Muhscfiption. 1 feci runlidrut,
il’llu'lr mcmiv luo.ls ill tllrt 1’lint rnuntrv, that this
,ni-L* lie .:.. ci.-it. i'uu irpuiatioii ot tliu mad, moving unwinds
ns it lias iig-T.nst iippnr'-nily iufliiriiiouutnhlr nl.slnrirs, v. i
not uilniil m f liliirrnn tin- thr part of tin- last of our fllockhob
Yellow Ih “J
• in
iunnoudu..** 1.25
.1 vVoli •• 1.25
■ his
i In li.*i tiirmig!
utrrs, who h i\
|. 4. pi- Oil IIIO (I,
the
1 i
i tothr
i r i,
intrui Bunk
On the other hand, the party with which we act, plac.
before thr* people the other ticket. It is called the
Wh'g and State Rights ticket. Its name tells, almost
nf .tself, what ore the principle* of tho men who com
pose it. Whig—every patriot knows what tluv means,
lit the Revolution it was a very significant term, and hon
ored by all except the Tory. It is now adopted in Georgia*
by those who desire to effect a revolution of nnothe r
character, almost ns important as the one effected by
our ancestors. With that, and Stale Rights, and the
cognomen of our ticket must he acceptable to the peo
ple. For tlioir principles—in tiio great contest of 1940,
under the lead of the lamented Harrison, they were
declared, from slump to stump,throughout the length
and breadth of Georgia. *1 hey are Bunk men--ll»iv
advocate Hie charter of a National Bank by Coup res**
ns the only mentis of rentorin g to the country a sound
nt d uniform cuireni v. They me anti protective tariff
m»*n, and w.ll only sustain such a tariff,nt will supply
the Government with Revenue. They advocate the art
ministration of the Federal Go/ernniout upon the most
economical principles ; and are opposed to Martin Van
Bureii—the iiard money *ubirca*ury; experiments upon
the curp*iiryol all k.uds; stiud.ng armies; and corrup
tion in ini'll places. In addition to tins, they are raier-
ted, capable anJ honest, and hi every oilier respect, it
comparison between them and tho Democratic ticket,
let who make it tint will* will result in uny thing but
unpleasant feelings to their friends.
But again. Member* to the Legislature nro to bo cloct-
cd in October next. Btato nffairs of tho very highest
• v itu.co to the people are to he nt: od • I to by the
next General Assembly. There is a talk about TAX
ING THE PEOPLE to an exceedingly great amount
They are to bo taxed to pay the expense* of tho Gov
ernment. They are to he taxed to pay tho debts of the
Government. They no to bo taxed to niaka Ccntr.’l
Bank money good, Wc nay ’hose thing*! arc spoken of.
An Exami’.-f. worthy of Imitation.—In these days
of avarice and meanness, when tho interest book has
become the groat bock of study by night as well as by
day—when capitalists and money lenders are availing
themselves of the distresses of tho hour, in order to make
exhorhitant g lins, it is really refreshing and cheering to
th'* heart, to be enabled 10 record the following noble
act of g' nerositv, which has recently transpired in our
good o ! d neighbouring State of North Carolina.
In the “fresh,” which lately overflowed and devas
tated a large portion of the Roanoke county, not only
ilic growing crops were utterly swept away, but large
quantities of old corn were destroyed in the barns,
carrying distress to all around. Tho immediate clK-ct
wa.M to increase the price of that article, from two do!.
Jars a barrel, at wIm'Ii it h id been selling, to ten
dollars. At this pm inl of gl mm, a wealthy planter on
the Roanoke, percew.iig tint some men were disposed ! Herluiiii
to extort upon th people, promptly ordered three thou-j
sand barrels of corn to Ins factor in Halifax; with posi- \
ine instructions, not to permit it to become i suiijee* ! Buhm-Ii •
at ion, but to a • ! it out in such pare *!s, as tin* 1 D * «u»c ii •
li. niands of the psoplo nrght require, at three dollars jj
:.* birr* 1 !; two dollars and filiy conts*to be paid to J) in,! iiimk
the planter, and the balance to bo retained l»v the nier j ('«*.*n il Raitm.i.l Bank
chant, as a commission for ins tronble. The cotise- .alarum »v.
qiiencc of ibisgencrous act, as may be readily supposed, j n _
was to restore comfort and difiuse joy a in mg id ’pressed • r‘, -j
population. So far as luimau p *net rat ion nnd sagacity 'I.
are enabled to judge o hum tn m *t v s, the g*.*ntieuiaii,!
alluded to, was n.'tuau i :».■ u-.iotii *.■ principle than the J n
prompting* ol a pare ai.d il sinterested philanthropy.K|‘
Perfectly u:n*s ciT i .. i ins in iutior of life—a 1 -1
ways 'iMitent to pursu* h.. “..oiscless tenor of his way,” j 1*1
i*.* Ii :s u- v r in..i.;ieii u the angry strife of politics,, J};
being al.l. ind-ffereiit to popular li.nior and popular ap-
•Sni«.-o. Aware of It s retiring and sonsiiivv nature,
d *1 i.a restrains us, from announcing the name
of a cii~ • who-does honor to tho state of his nativity*
whoso humble but meritorious citizens will ever grdte-
f uly cherish the rotnenibrance ot his noble charity,
e.i! irged philamhropy, and expansivo patriotism.—Non
Ut: Beacon.
iah. visit
,\(».i I’ll RUN MAIL
Dm* duly at 7J \. AI.—Closes dull v m 12 M.
COLU iBi;s and MACO.N MAIL
Duo daily »»i I I*. -M —CloHCAilnilv ut Gj A. M.
S\V\.\NAll AI\1L
[>.|C WcdiiOAilav, Fli i»v, mid hiindnv.
Uloans Monday,' U . .bi**'-d*iv a.id i , .ida>,ui 5 P. M.
l*IKI)Mo\ r MAIL
Duo Tiicsdnv, Tiniisdav uud I'Miiwrduy, nt 5 A.M.
Closes ’* ‘ “ BA. M.
II \ WKLNSVII.I.E M \ll
Duo uud Fiidny nl ID A.M.
I'lllM'ii *• * lit 12 M.
Ni:\V\AN AIAII
Duo Mondav, NVeduoul'iy, nnd l-'iidny, ut 5t I*. M.
(’hiHOH Tm*»«duv.Tin»r*dn\ mid Sniiirihiy ut '.M.
M()\TICKLED and ST \M-’DRDVII.I.E MAIL
Due WciliK-siiiiy al5 T. M.—i’Iukok Mouilay at R 1*. M.
BAM All M \IL
Dae Wednnsdav-Clo-cfl \Y.*du.*fldny m 12 V.
K. DAtiCSETT, I*. M.
Millrdirm ill'* !’,)flt Office, ?
J ti I v 1, 1342. S
MILLED.SEVILLE DVNlv 'il) E TAGI.E
Millnd?
Bunk : :
Y .NOl ES.
: : par
WA.YVWi CITY .NOI LS.
» will cm ilit-.i 1
V„.I y t I a.it
«• pecuniary m
ly il.*pici« .li'ii.
.* i*nliih*d in ih-c
8, W<* Cllill.l imt
flllwllld lull lo o'
urofltieh, dial ill.,
s 11*1 ill.-i’ll hy*
IV ill.* Il"
^ i n il
. 1 - . dit
ct of ttoiiiilry
> HllIII will
hunt it, tb
Mile
.* liiiior <»f tin*
in ouiplati
•a on..I- of lie
eitfl tail nl home
•d.thev yy ill Mill
«il Ii i« 11 >i min I
uhl surely find
ii 1111 outlay
10 ihi- uli-.r
n i'omiiIi v only
id boomer fully
i* of iliibcraliiv
a nxcoia ofil.'e
rod nid. Ii.1
oild.HI.il 1 fl.ll.lll
In ir '.'iivunistuii.'i
iiimiiiieruhlo con
•• poo
x 1 return The nigti*
in**i,t o .1 road v01 t!i o.u* million of iloltaifl I
th ui if f5,1)011, fills 10 tin* crouml in u ca--** «»l
A11 "'.nor and i*i|*mlly imp.ntaal»la-s * i duties now inipos*
cd iip u iiu.*—lie cstuhlifllmie.ii ol’ pub*ic coiiii.lem c in lli
.•i|..r,.ct r of mir work p.*mliiia io coniplctio.-, nnd the coniiec
inm ft.! »v)J)t other iv, ik* »t,*i i-.'H »ry ioiM8u<*ri*.-.HfnJ oper .lion
A 'da • '* nl lho map . f ti urnia \vill flliow iIi t the nnviija
lion of lit.* Ociniilgeo Bi* er \y it 11 lii.uts suited tn its draft lb
nli -c.ifloiH id Bit* year both f.*r passengers uud fr.-ielit in lln
• no^t c * * it 1 in I comic, in.11 I lie ci ill now cuqiloy i*d npun tin
Kivcria iiiiemled lor tiic \y inter trn.lo only ; and were. 11 to flea
board ol (ieor^ia in the stiuniion tli.it il **u*» m.iiio liw yenr
-moe—Without the.HiufilcHtiii'crcour^c with lln* inteiior tor
«ix inonlhfl of tlm year, lltcijo lioutfl would iimyicr; Imt
w I'c.i tho State licraclf Ins cut Imr way to the yvc-i tin
cv # - v oIihIucIc—wliun her mhind Iowik noitu of oh cmuliitu
each otticr to form u j.inctioa wilh Imr. whi-ii a'.i dl uiie
dni v.itirlcud ofcmiiiianml inlercom'iutnicniiou, ln*t\vccu pc
Imr ciii/.ciis, it i- important that
im udv
fl xpeil'u IIM
MAilIUEL CLARKE,
Warehouse uud Conaluss Merchant,
Augusta, Ga.
H AVIND taken the commodious Fire-Proof Wor«-llou*ft
farmarly occupied by 8imtn,, Williams St Woolse.y, and
latterly hy fi. Kiiechmd Jit Son, which forsufciy.is surpaitflril
bv noiu* in llie city, will duvote himflch esclusively to the
\Vim;.||ou°e nnd'Cmnmisflion boshmse. All businefleentrus
ted to hi * euro shall have hie prompt attention. Ilia Ware-
House m centrally located,ami he trusta Ids past experience
will ennble him to render entire xitlisfaction. His formerco«-
luinprs nnd friends will, lie hopes, continue their patronnge.
AupnM, 1842.
„ Kxei’iilor’s »nle.
A tlllEEMILY to the lust will and testament of fledick
tloinv, Into of Derntur county, deceased, will he sold 011
llie first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next, before the Conrt-
linufln door, in tho town of I’uinbri'ljte, Decatur county,he-
lwee 11 ilm usual hoiim of side, the following Neffroes lo* wit t
Squire, 11 man twenty-three years of age, Chariot, a woman
thirty yen m of age, Jackson, n buy eleven years ofnge, Joe, &
boy seven years of uee, Elenor.a girl 5 years of oge, and Dauc,
11 boy 18 moiitlis old.
Terms made known on the iluy. Sold for the benefit of tho
Heirs nnd Creditor*.
HENRY AItLlNE, Ex’r.
August 15th, 1812. 4‘J Ct
Exocutor’ft Half.
V OREEABLY to the Inst will nnd testament of Redick
(•iiiney, late of De^utiir county, deceased, will bo sold 011
itmibiy, the eiglitli day of OCTOBER next, hciwi en the
ua| 11.001 a of sale, ut the late residence of cmid deci-used, tho
Mowing property to wit:
One mule,one "three yeor old colt, ten or fifteen head of
•gH nml one horse cart, with sundry other article* too ledi-
1 to mention. Sold for tlm benefit of tho heirs uud creditors,
• Iiisurunce Bank
i Kiiilru
* Ri.ilro .
Amusing.—I: is not a littlo extraordinary how
ninny of uur m )4i iniportnni discjvoricj owe their
•xisti'iicu t.i cliunce. Every body knows the am- •
l-)io nboii* Sir Istac Ncwtoo nnd the npplo, D-
J.*iitx*r and the milk-maid. John Banyan nnd IVr-
kin. vk:e. &«:. But every body does not k o\v tin*
anecdote of Sir lVmr Funtop, who found the bot
tom of 11 coal nil hv chance. 1 proceed therefore
to tel iltt it. Sir Deter had been quarreling with
otto ofitia workmen the thtv pritvio i>. to the eal i*.
iropito i am no.v narrating, iv.aiing tin* wages,—
I’iiero are two way,s ofdo*e»*nding into cvial pits.
TI10 usual way is to be wound down in u nuchino ;
but they t«> whom tltu exit and entrance) are mat
ter* of custom* content themselves in descending
by graspingM rope, which communicates to a coun
teracting pally. 'I’he weight of the individual
thus curries homewards without dislocation. Sir
Feter. on tho day in question, adopted tlm latter
expedient! ns usual in ultur darkness. Judge o!
his horror, when reaching tho extremity of his
journey, ho found thfit his feet failed to touch the
ground. He instantly thought that the work
man with whom ha hud quarrelled Imd in re-
vnng** cut short tins rope. I lo screamed and bawl,
cd till lie was hoarse ; hut nil llie operatives had
sojourned to their dinner. At length Ids strength
faded him; lie let go his hold, expecting to be
dashed lo utomsin d
that lie had been !'
throe inches from tho ground. Here was a chance
discovery which nettled Sir Peter sorely ; in*o.
much dial bo foil half angry with himself for not
having been pu-olphatuil some hundred feet, ac
cording to hi* reasonable expectation*.
1 ckersvillc Ha
.*orgi»i R.i.itmi '
luouli *>l 1 ho 81
il.4 MBLS CITY NOTES
iiioii a I’n • 1 k : :
OOL'M’KY NOILS.
' Athens : :
Entoiiton : :
sbi
; uud wben? ibis 1*1111 oe 1 O'.-n il ut so sliylil
c nll.-i.ition oi tin* dinft ol our liver boats,
1 inter.-'ti l in ini • spoi i.-s of iiivc lm.-nl s'lonbl torn
mir nttuiitluti lo It* The same ulm rvi.Tu.iH linld itli tii”
1 in 1 Kivrr. Tlm (’li.nialima-bi’H bouts t-titi only iiav .s'nti* iii-
. .it.-rs dining tbo vvinter m niilis ; but ilia ilifi:im*«* friun jhe
iiiif tu Alliuny is hI;o*I. iiimI Hid lime t-mpli.;,e*l in i lVecTmu
inp hii iucoiHiilcr-ifib*. limt the tunaca should hu 11 -* , . oii-
■1 r» miii-iii.*raii >11: • .".tinuiiy of iiiti-rcuurstf is t!.u th -i nli il
b*in-* 111 in 1 hi*, traffic.
Tin* imp.'dnnpiil-: at lb • coiifin.m e of iliese ^treum** with
ii.* An i• • 1 it: iiinl C*uil reHii. ctivc-iv, huvi *:i. ! injuriouK
ffa. ih upon tiaib*. The St. Ins |.h nml tola Uai r. ud of DO
lil.-s has la* *ii ulreiulv cans mi l.-d fru o lln* Apalachicola
tivei lo tin- hull, uud ilie* All.imuba uud Sapi-lo iiu.ii will hook
■ 10 (he Allan;
chii’ola nnd i
I hoiio* luiudi*
Tin*
•»pe Si Bln
• Apu
“ “ Washing! 1
Iliiwkinsviile Bank : :
Brunswick Bank : 1
Si. Mans’ Bank :
Western B-iiik of Georgia
O,ni*|*iliooc|iee Itailroad Bnnldi
It ink of D.uien & Brnm-hes
S:ale St rip payrMe in Slock
O 'Mlial t.aiin-ud Bends :
sms 1
M *lledire% i'de < ’it v 1 om.uil
S;tv
Ol/ni-i.’XB Ll
CiinrlcMon ltaiiks : : : :
11 • oil»n > ^ Bunk : : : :
A.l oilier Dunks : * :
r.XDH \N(iE.
On New-York, for Central Dan!; note*.,
Rf.m.vrks.-
i
Imt rupiillv ; •
port-iUM d ... :
* 2 ilis’ii
53 prem
otbintr
ml Nu»t|ic
1 llifl hii“i
! Mole* In
1 Ex Iiuii:'
V*.2'i| hi ilic iTihdisi. originall) Wilkinam
1 (I J
'Jil
202
12th
is
15th ‘
“ lit) •• •* ••
•» 199 “ Olhli *•
‘231 “ 11* “
Enipiirt* nl ibis olfici 1
Or. unliuliomublonl^.. a nd CuunJ. A Copnrui_c«jhl|. In the fln.rti.-c*
I'.iru foil li.mr «en*niuiiig. alw.n | rpllE unclrr.lgiir.l will prmliK-l.lw in In
1 tii** counties of Baldwin, Jones, Jasper, l*iitu.iin, Ha
cock, and Wn^ltinximi.
IVERSON L. H ARRIS will practice «* brreiofmin th
Circuit Court of ihe I’nlted smi.-s—ns id«n in tin* Si.p ri r
Courts ol llie couuli** of Wilikiuson. I nnreiiA. Tn ii*gs. I’nUs*
kiao.l IBM*. I VERSON L. HARRIS.
Feb. 1 1312. 20 tf HEATON H. DAY.
t*v *«uy tnil.-rt Tn
i * (K ill I
' •sialifi-li .1 d.il.
li'lii r.i .i i
i-ul wniitli vv -
wick nml Florid:;
id over a dUiaun
1 ofoui furule s. i*
1 InInii" * * I .
R .In-ml, would In* of littlo
liu* imp* "liiuhlfii."s ol tlic I*.ru
. I .r Ilic
1 In*
•<n*t of $2,non,
mil**s; anil see Ilic llilluenee
eing shut 01.1 as it vceiu frou
i«* 11 il ol it* interests!
loslry sol jerl to lin
lo till) Vill’Sl flj) .• .1.ill*ill—us 111.
■v 1 n 11 II 1111 I M.ri'il tonilmt, and
I low ciiii it ho oih. i *vi-i*. wii**n lln* mter-tri.v '. ^
and Ailuuiic Sidle-,nml ibi- coutrollum inilneuvr in
trnili* inu-l both bcloni: 10 it, hIiouii! die • ffmis n.
mail.* by us, he Inoni'i.l lo n •* nee--l.il l rmiimli'n
id wli •
.•ustninblo ore.lil skull b.
nvor l*i exeil u*i i*• tiu<• ! <• ■
iiai..*ciioussuhiciciiilv i 1
* depoiidenl upoti oimt'
at of
ml nit to our *v nru,
—llie construction
id». A L* 11. r from' *laj. Jo. . t’laotord ol Early,
« d i" out bo 1 j ,tun-i!, 10 . ...I lorlh ill.* interests ol
in tuo dnreti'.u ol lliul rich couuly, uud I am Ii-«|» -
i.,i ibe Inriiiiy wi.h wiiii Ii wintuii roads run be
1 .*li every scclimi ot lln* Flint country,em.lilea us
upon (In* entire w «; <*n (rode w,lli A lid.
•* iiltetiiio n of our i.l'inli
lam brai.clt ol imlo-in. Y* nli a
iiave iihh him d toilinserr tnrv llie
I' .iiiitii'fl Inyitis I'l'l .w uur mail, v
linde oi llie cot puny will he iii.ole
i ii.it ! .1 -n vit. unis a 1*
and hrouclit into m lion *0 meol lli
i ll fleiiic.-l v lie expee.. d.but lllli
bv doe nil'-;.I.oil I" llieir imp.MlNii
ciiiiip.iiiV may coiilrilniu* to lltu g«
* made known 011 the dj\ .
A ugii8( 15, 1812.
HENRY A KLINE. Ex’*
49
NOTICE.
\ I.L p.'Vflons indebted to llio Estate of Iledick Gainey,Into
of llft/Htur county, deceased, nrc requested to make im-
-dintc paV.'Mciii,nml iliosc having dcuuiuds aguiuat the same*
nr.-seiit liiatu Iczully nutlienticuiod within ihe timo pro-
ribe.l l,v law. HENRY ARUNE.ExV.
Aligns! I5il», 1C42. 10 6t
COTTON GIKK.
1 X11E siT.McribeiM liorehy iiiforin Flamers, nnd others using
(in.s, taut thevcontinue to manufacture, and utvprnpar-
I to deliver them in uuy part of llie Slate, free of charge, at
11 day a uotiee. J hey arc tcarronted to yire tatixjacliim
Ilcp’aiiiiui donu wilh despatch.—Kctbience* in any uuiubor
vin if ivquired. GRISWOLD A JOHNSON.
Gliiiion, Geo. Aug. 20. *19 2f
Twiggy Mlt’lill Snlc.
i 07 II.f. he sold on the first Tuesday in OCTOBER «*'*(,
1 v ut tii,* (,'nurt hnuso door ill the town of Marion, in the
iiiiily of T*virgs, within Ilia unuul hours ol hu!c, llie fnl-
wing property, to wit:
Tw o Si it * of I pul iiumbeis not Uuown.n'.id ndpiiniug (lie lnudo
K. VV 'cT i'ilv, J. R. Witiihi ily uud 11. <»ibbs nnd other*,
ol being the lauds whereon Gideon Bedinglicld uud Hugh G.
urkitt ii"*v lives, in Twicgd county,all levied on aHilin pro-
•rlv o/'tii.lcon Dt-.lim.''n*bl, to fliitiiii'y two li fas issued limn
wiggi, Inferior Court, one in lavur of Harwell Jordan, nnd
it* in f ivor of tlm Cviiii iil Dank of Georgia, vs Gideon Dcd-
igl’.ebl. I*r.:pe*iv pointed out by llie defendant.
A Is • one ha <11 fond number not known, adjoining tlm lamia
W illi-Mo T. Biaoka on two sides, nml Iving und being in the
veiii*-. i.iiih District of originally Wilkinson, now Twiggs
•iiniy, lav i»*d on us the piopcily of George Micklnobii to
li-l'i one li lil issued Irma Dilih Superior Court in luvor of
•Ini .Mmtin, vs George Micklcjoliii, property paimed out hy
ic nliiintiff.
Also three liuiulreil ncres of land morn orlrsa, lot No. eigli-
•en, mid bn If lot No. lliirty-ninc.nml Iving a ml being in tho
ventv Iborih ilis«rirt ol originally Wilkinson, now Twiggs
■y, b* vi.* I 011 us llie properly of James H. Miller, lo salufV
*"' — ! !, i favor of Gubril
Ji fi iidiini.
August 30, 1C42
C. HULLlNGSWUi’.Tll, Slicriff.
49
(H)OBGIA, 1*111111111: Comity.
\T7" I IF. REAS Charles VY. Hudler applies for Idlers of
> V A.liiiii.isirulioii 011 the Kslttlo ol Ih'lcrsou U, Hadler,
lap* of fluid county, tlcrrubi d :
Tii-se are, therefore, iu cilo and admoui.-li nil anti singular
<* ki'idred .Mid credilors of llie auid deeeuHCil, to lie uud np
*ur nl my nOice within tin* time piescrilmd hv luw, to show
<uuo,iI tiny i.iey have, why suid Idteissnouliluot be grant-
1 limb 1
|.XD: HI .71 DAT 31S nftur date, upplientioii will be
f fun.).' ... lioiioraMe (he Inferior Court of Itnldwjn
m* lau'ls, simiited in said couuly, belonging lo llie online of
Allen D. Stephens, laic uf **uid county, necoased.
J DIN H. Hi’EI’lir.NH, Adm’rs
Aug. 23d, 1312. 49
Notice to Debtors and Cmlifor*).
V I.I. peiH.ms having demands against the rsiaio of Allen
il. S|i*pliucs, late of Baldwin county, deceased, are
hcichv rmj i. sied to prn.-e.it iliciuduly nullieiiticnti’d wiiliin (he
lime p r i*fli:iili "I by la w, nml ail persons indebted to Huid csialo
are ii-.i-*ireit to make immediate pavniPiit to,
JOHN .>: STEPHENS. A.hn’r.
Aug* ::u, 2312. 49 f*t
POUR JfIDVflTH* ufior date, uppli. alion will bn
I m.ide lo llie honorable the Inferior Court of Newton
couiii v.vvlien selling lor oitliuarv purposes, for leave to sell
the real cslutu olNalhuii Tnllv. bile ol fluid eoitm v, deccssed.
WILLIAM TALLY, Adin’r.
Aug. 84tlt, 1842. 49
Mil i.KUOF.viLLt:, 22.1 Aug. 1812.
XT TILL In* let, on Saturday, tiin 3d of Heplcinher next, at
\\ ihc Ii-or of 11 ./dock. A. M. in front of llie Slat*
lions.*, lo tin* lowest bidder, the contract for tin iiiflliing 100
Olds ..fo-iK and hickory wood, mill 3d<.ord* of lighi wood,
for llie use of the Sli
48 !
J. U. HORNE, H. E. D.
ATTOICNHY AT LAW.
Fttl!tbt l i , l, £C:tirdolpli i'omily, G:t.
Ill ritACTI8K IN (I! If* OF TI1E UTUNlIRt* (IF
llaiuto/ph, Sucari t Early,
Irr, Di* .if, ami
Ba'itrr Suu.t Dhu ur.
JLTAM bUHtiicHrt etilniRlcd to hi» care will meet with
1S10 most prompt attention.
Jc\::2l. 194*2. foiHcn at cuTTinr.nT.
II.
De
7, 1811.
11 If
1 . MSli 1; T ,
Attorney :•! V.nw,
MACON, (troryi
Notice lo Dchlorfi :tuil CiTtlitoiK.
A 1.1. persons imlehicd to lln* cnlato of Josiali Evercl, Into
of !)•*. inr county, deceased, nre hereby required l»»
iii.iki! iiiiin dial*) p iym.'lil; nnd all persons having d.-uiumls
ugaiilHt s.iuI cM .I.* will presenl llii'lil dulv anlla iilirnlrd wiilpn
lli.* iim.* ;a 1 a. ii .. d hv luw, DUNCAN Ct KEY. Adiu’i.
.lull 1... il. 1842. 44 til
I/’orni-d T. Doyal A HI. Jl. ,'UiiRon,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ILL pruniro in nli Ilic (.’ao iiics of die Flint Circuit.—
W
Jullodeu, Muxiuccounty
'i rcii 1 1 ■ xr uni
2 nf'oi'itt HI ion YY n ill«*4l.
\ v..mb i.buiit Id v **ifl tf age. named MAXCY rD
’VV V RDS, I' ll Milb d •< ville on Monday morning the I fill
hist ut. I’m Iii*. foi'i i’i reaidouce in Fiiiiinm couuly, him «*
wliioh time Ito lia» not been heard uf. lln mdu a d.uk l-ri v
non'', liv.* \ --U- old, and tutlier slct.iJer tiinib*. Hi* puii'tii**
fear (It it i <• ... • v have been dm
bigli •
bio.* fro
s turned to thin iiupor*
w to the ah me object, I
i\ of v i^itiii" (lie tier of
l.ovvmlcs, ’i’lmii.iis nnd
iderubla ueeession tolbo
an this ipt.irii’r.
sis *• til be all a wakened
iinplction ol our work,
mav be dono lovvmds i»
j.ber i
Ihc
IllliV |l
1 i..l1n
i*ralcomidcnce hy oxciiiug
An. r wI.mI I.a-1. *, ida.lvsnrt d, it wi'l be • nsily (lis.*"»»*rod
ic cliuincter ofour enl.‘rpri*o ilepi mis u|iou the t* . i/.a-
lb. • ..tii-* den.co. or bill pari of it. .SlamIII wo remain
us ;!ie meie 4‘otloii rmiil . I’ tii • Flint C luutlflfl,oor |K»fli*
itii.muh respeti.l.l.*, most full l«. In- impo/ii'g; but. it
vc, in the I.,*
M fall l...*i
I lllS | »!*.. t
Mill’
llie fllllulilllla ful
11.,I Atlii.it- Dnilrntol, tliou ill-
file \\ ill Cliiiloiiexrlailu,“lbnt
.t iiUol (lie coiifi*leiae.y, ►lands
Re-la.'
ii.lv
ob’l
&
A If. MUD BANE, I'!-’..
v . -Idlne. Jon. Bond. Chan. Spaldiuj, (J. U.
■ . <u,„ / ijg l U.u. Randall, Tho'*. Pinckney
. Rieh- L. Mv. ri*.
49^ lHP»
y.-fliai* 'S'. G* TOWMi Hn *•'ii.iMiiie fur ilic
• s. illative biaucli of tin* I.* gi-lniure from Jus*
pe (*o.iuty,ut tluivlcciiou in (jciubcrnexl.
•l 23,1841*
b il. But. if*10 !i he not llie cu»c, nnd ho
.. .1 to oilier parts, uuy olio giving iiilonnatini: »•
dl confer an everl-a-tio? favor 011 iiisdistrcsflfld |*a*
v,i»«: w ben In* !i*lt il tiltalgcv ill.' u chilli cap, i.ml u
*.i ii in *>I*- of IvciiMeKv j. .*ms. Address John E<l
lfl nlrs l*o-l Olfico, I'uloam c.oiliiiy, or lh« Editors o
ill** Gl"" ■ in Journal.
I’liu \Ye-icrn poper* will confer a favor 011 1 lie Editor* ol
ibis paper,hv giving ilia nbiiv*) one or two insertions.
I'iloisTECTlIS
REFORMER,
llliVIVEl).
“ Tit k your Whig Jiiult amt try your riflt* again."
rp HE deeigu 4 f 1 his r«nper is that of a Pkkuv Weekly Jouk-
1 K a 1., lo bo p.ii*lt*li>'d iu A ngu.’tn, Gn. in connection with
lli.* ('br-aiielc iV .Sentinel, at One dollar ami i'i/ty cent* j*r
11 nit imt, bkht'U upon the great plutfoini of Republican I'rinci
jd.'.H.
PRINCIPLES.
1. O .c PresidoiUial Term.
2. KcmIi tcliuu cl Exvoutivi* Fntronoge.
3. Liiiniaijoii of Executive Power.
4. The Rielii* oflha Slates.
ft. A Minind National uud Loral Currency.
(>. Economy umi Ralrencliment.
7. As a ii.chiih ol'carrviug out tliaso 6reul ond hopor-
t««nt prineipli’fl ih» Rrformcr llcviv. ii w ill advocate llie el* v;»-
lion ol HENRY CLAY, uf Kentucky, ti, tbo elite!Al.-jtKlracy
of llie I Iiioii.
The R* k< »it writ Ur.viVED.will be as large as its proder.es-
nor, llie Reldimer,publifllu(! in Ib JO—devoted exclusively i«»
the cre.il iMirpo-va for which it is established, and will he is-
Hut*.I tin* iii hi of.Scpirmber, or coilicr if the subscription list
will juMify.
TERMS.
1 copy one v ear
12 - “ “
[I'/’ file rnsli must accoiupnov all nrdara.oi
imi be Inrvvurded. Dcprcouieil money taken
. 11 51)
• 8 00
15 Dll
20 00
the paper wi
nt its value,
A NEW t F VTlRT,
The Pr. pririurs being desirous to commence the work nt
the ratlins) possible day, in order to produce u beallby stale ol
public opinmii on llie subject of Currency, propose to tb*»
l.i**nils ot a Sound (circulating medium : If one humlrcd atai
/iffy a-hocate* uf a Sound Currency will each cnclote twenty
dollar* in eoc.l money, and the name* to whote addrt Jt they de
tire the /taper *ent,wewUl commence the wo»k carlo in A of* ft.
Now is iha tiiir* for the advocates of a Sound Currency lit
hive their sentiments promulgated, nnd we will see if they
etc equal lu the criSM.
V .-u-ia, July 14, IMS. 45 i«*1
