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3JJ y 11 Jf 9 ! MILLED (SEVILLE: Tnostlay Slornliijr, December 93, ISIS. WlllU CANDIDATE FOll COSORESS, District No. 3, DR. AMBROSE BABEU, or Kinn county. COTTO N. Cotton will rolling, I lie Intent dates, nt Augusta, 0 to Scent?, principal sales7 a 7jj ; at Columbus, 5J to 0.J ; at Macon, from A} to 7 cts.; at New Orleans, from (»1 to 9J ; at Mobile, 0) to HJ ; at New York, 0$ to 9] , at Charleston, 0J to 8.J principal sales 7.| l«7J; at Sa vannah, 6J lot* 4, principal tales toTJ. tlio three that holdout—and he at the last was no: pre* sent to vote—whether intontianally or not it is itnma torial, but if tho former, it would ho certainly bird on our part to expect him to haute alone in a minority of one, when on every side he was deserted. But what makes the action of the Democratic Senator? still more censurable, is tho excuse which some of then) set up for the introduction of Mr. Stoll's resolution to bring on the election in the early part of tho session. They say it was “a trick.*' Honorable Senators guilty of a trick! Men sworn to support the constitution and the laws, upon so solemn an net as that of proposing to I lect a U. States Senator, guilty of a trick! Why li This makes ft loss of Tho Commit too mnko tills balance show a loss of 9ltj,(jti7,- 74, which i* easy enough done by overcharging on debtor side, I*v $2,318 HI .and undercharging on the credit *nl« with $1,269 ‘40, Ihese two sums make uu aggregate ol h.olH J[l Add to this the true hulnnce * » U 4 J And it makes up the fatso hulnnce shown by thorn . . II3.G67 74 But this minority, with astonishing mainnmmilv say,i cred it the I'riucipnl Keeper w ith materiaT# and work for re-build* ing.$20,184 30, and it will show a gain of$12,4lb 02. But now taue tlie correct nniouiit, for the labor and nialonsl, nud I you will have suv . . $*- ? G.lB4 30 | Less by true hulnnce us first exhibited 7.04J 73 Makes the whole profit niter pacing In- . „ „ „ „ . sperlor for two years fit),131 G3 ; will tills tell in the woples ears ! But wo let I lint nnss, ! , "" 1 '*f"*r l">.vj"K **erv liability nf ihe *'£ I .. 1 1 . i iilud by |iresi‘iil iilbi-ers* tlnl.sity (nu, 111), (loo. ll'tl ntllt'1 Tliia la tbo Irtir ain't, making it up un tltia plan Total uni*i of liabilities, |aa corrrcl.il> |98.(i67 39 103,117 03 ID* Patent Boxing Cotton Gin.—By a notice in oor ailverliamg column*, it will bo aeon ibat Mr. U**cd prop.we, to exlnbit to Ilia people n machine which l.o baa brought lo a groat degree of perfection. Mr. K. i« known to ihe country ns a very skilful and ingenious machinist, and proposes to sell the right ol tho use of the patent to the Stale, cither partial or free, for Rail- road or oilier purposes, lie being about lo remove to the West. LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.—Yesterday. Li the Senate, yesterday, tho select Committee to whom was referred a resolutioo, and amendments, rel ative to the procurement of a likeness of Gctt. Jackson, reported it back, and recommended its adoption alter amending the same and adding the name ol the linn. William 11. Crawford, The report was agreed lo. The balance of the morning was consumed in the consideration o! the General Appropriation bill. The House yesterday, reconsidered its rejection of the bill, and afterwards passed it, to authorize the In. ferior Court of Lee county to levy an extra tax, &c. &<\ The House also reconsidered its rejection of the bill to authorize the Governor lo draw his warrant in favor of the Inferior Court of the county of Newton, for the stun of 8*239,97, which had boon previously drawn out oi'lhe Treasury by a forged order. The bill for annual instead of biennial sessions—the bill to require the State to pay one half the value of a slave executed by law—the bill to incorporate tbo Col umbus Manufacturing Company, See.—tho bill to abol- jslt the poll tax on free white citizens of the Stale, and the bill to require the Slate of Georgia to pay expenses incurred on account of small pox,&c.. wore severally passed over fertile present, which amounts to a rejec- lion of them. The bill to exempt Justices of the Infe rior Courts from road and patrol duty—to amend thu "Free Banking Law”—to appropriate money for tho improvement of the Savannah river—and to abolish tlie punishment of death, for murder—were taken up and rejected. The bills to reduce the Sheriff's bonds ol Telfair— for the payment of S. Strickland—to change the line between the counties of Crawford and Macon—to in. corporate tbo Athens Manufacturing Company—-for the relief of Sarah McKean—and to distribute the estate of David Myrick, of Putnam county, were taken up and passed. The proceedings above, arc up to3 o'clock. TRUST FUNDS. Executors, administrators, guardians, and trustees, re authorized by an Act of the present Legislature, to invest funds which they hold in llieir representative character in the securities of the State. The terms of the act are liberal to both heir or distributee, and the legal representative. As the interest on the State se curities is paid semi-annually, the real amount of such investment is equal lo 6 21-100 per centum. This is i tho supposition that the price paid forthebuud oi'lhe Siale is equal to ils nominal value; but if the bond can be purchased at the price quoted, say 91 cents, thu re turn on tho investment would bo proportionally in creased. But, a still greater benefit would bo derived in the fact that llic annual value of such an investment could always be accurately computed. Final settle ments between heirs, or distributees, and their legal representatives, in respect to such investments, could be made with arithmetical precision. Such may nut be truly said "f the present system, or tlie statute book would not now bo crowded with almost countless laws for the protection of estates ol deceased persons, and our courts fi.h d with controversies between heirs and representatives, about accounts. Moreover, the invest, rnent is expressly ex,-mot from taxation, which increas- i its value by the amount remitted. To tlie legal representative or trustee, the law is one ol great relief. Wc have loaned that, accord.ng to the decisions of our Courts, executor-, Arc., are made the guarantors of all investments unde by them in llieir representative capacities. This respmiailni.'y is changed and now placed on lLo State. Accord.ng lo the terms of tho law, the legal representative is requi red to report within twelve months to the proper court the purchase of the bond, the time when, and the per son front whom purchased, and tho price paid. These conditions having been performed, remove alt liability from the Executor, &c., and that on a final settlement with the licit, or distributee, tho bond so purchased is required to bo received by the latter at the price paid for it. This measure was much needed, not only as a relief to public credit, but also as a shio'd to persons acting in a fiduciary character. It furnishes an inducement to prudent persons, and consequently tho most proper persons, to take charge of estates. The hazards here tofore attending their management may bo now remov ed, The State lias to some extent taken litis responsi bility, and having invited those who are legally incapa ble of managing their own afi’airs, to rely upon her pledged faith, siio will pause long, nay, forever, before she will inflict injury on her orphans and credil, both of w hich arc now in her safe keeping. There let them remain! as well as many oilier particulars for a future occasion. maL^p'wbnMb^iiiaiririiv'emiienirfoV, niirr the 11,01)0 The deed has been done. It has gone fort li that a Democratic Senate in Georgia has set ashlo ihe high T behests of Ilia constitution, and Iiiih said that Georgia 1 nnicfss, more limn In* tins - mi iimniiiit wbleli "‘I. 1 *' 1 •>. *i<>. *inil shall not elect a United Slates Senator until 1817, w hen they think they will have a majority in Ihe legis lature. Not content with tin re already, they have postponed, until they can elect | another of Ihe same stamp. What a party! Every thing must bend to it and ils intorost! But no!— leadtrs are the men who plan and who see executed such To Ihe Voter* or Baldwin Comity. VVII.I.IAn HTElil.E i*«pn>iliillv nun, turns. VV Mint In* m u (btudiduln lor re-election In the Clerkship of tho Superior ami Inferior Court* of Haiti county. All who am disposed tonupporl hi u for thn nbove appoint ment*. will please express upon llieir tickets, on the flint Monday in January next,tin foilowHJ For Clerk Superior Court—STEELE. For C.erlt Inferior Court—8TELLE. hoc.9. _ _____ L r i if 71 .yg, hTjIFKL BIJFFINOTON, Jr., n»•pec*ifully announce* that hn in u Candidate for ‘ b+JO? the office of Shcriffol Baldwin nounlv, at ihn elec- lion in January next, with OLIVER il. 1*. HOMMEU as his Deputy. 15 if Tt'ZeSsa NAJIUEL lf * 1IU«III3?I rouped fully nnnonneesthat hn i* u Candidate for re election to the office tif Receiver of Tax Uoturns and Cullen- for of Baldwin County, at tho election in January next. lo If Inspector i* added. Well, this minority (of two,) might have ,it* tliev had looked lit the Book Keepers report, that tho ejpal Keeper Inis turnri! over to Book Keeper, of uiapu* ore than lie lias ever received from him, Ided to the $1(100 paid tho Inspoclur will nelly make the sum of $20,855 12. Well.any sensible mail would think, that after thus dmlg* g a little on the debtor side, and thou n little on tho credit Democratic Senator side, mid mistifyiug, and liltempting to lake away $0,110,01, i of proper ciedit.froui the Principal Keeper, that this brace ol * a Committee would he content. But you ore mistaken ; they I am not content; for remember report No. 1. brought the Prin cipal Keeper in (oraelenr loss of $30,000; and by the show- I ing of report No 2. after cutting off thin cursed whig keeper i $0,118 ui. Still it would uppenr by their own ilrowmglhnt Itmvomamtu i 'in , » .i . .i ! is again of 12. 410,61. An idea Hlrikca them suddenly, (lira is movement* l 1 ho plain, honest democrat at home, • loo lor acknowledge mjihe mountainboys,-well We are authorised to announce I Jt >4. ' art as a candidate for Sheriff of Hancock county, Ihn ciHiiiug January election, lf elected, JOHN D. ANDREWS wilt bn hi? Deputy. Dec. Iff. 1815. ' 17 tf WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE- | should not be censured for the few who would male • U. Slates Senators only when they stand a chance to ! be elected, and who scheme, and set as.de every obii* , »ftL« old debts,(nutea and 1 gallon, to advance their own ambitious views. It will wliut is to be done ? Oh ! I’ll tell you, wo will do tins; charged them at first with what they got from the former ojlr- j eers, and let us charge (hem aguin with what they collected i.fti„i.i ,i,.i • • * —-..i.i.i- omits) un«i whot they sold tbs old manufactures for—so here goes. “But there has been collected on the old debts turned lie seen though, ere the session of 10*17, bow the peo- i overl»v Wiii.C. Derry, totbo present Book Keeper $5,813 08 „l„ -,.,.1. ....i in I Amfitlsn ritvelvPil fi'iiin sale iif iilU iiinmifiicliireil tint. «l ii I 7HO A’A trout llieir 3,588,71 ,.lo Ktaml such logi.lation, and tvo will ha content, when '™ u a."T'iljS 4*™.^ we place all ihe action of these Senators before lliem, original prices the sum of lo bide their honest verdict. And flier* has been received by the Book Khoper, from his predecessor in cash, or its equivoleul $3,919,58 mi which sum it appears dint he has paid oulAiuudiug debts to the sum of MINORITY REPORT ON THE PENITEN- ' T1ARY. On die first page of our paper will be found tiio Mi nority Report of the Joint Standing Committee on the I Penitentiary. 11 is not the one alluded to in our last,' , .. but a *•» one, made on Saturday last, in place of the j \ NEW THIXtl. genuine BAZOIl STItOI 1 which require only ten or fifteen strokes to produce siiutpcr edge upon a razor than any other kind of strap ei before offjred to the public, with five times a* irioclr labor.— Anv oiih purchasing 'his uilicle, mid does not find iinsiecom mended (when having used it according to directions) will have the amount paid (or it refunded by returning it. Erin* o»m* l>o|lar oncli. To be had wholesale an retail ul iho manufacturer, li. P. FIIK.EM AN, Augusta. Hen. Also, at Hr. liiltlc’s Bnig Store, Milledee* il In (in. Id It Dec. 12,1845 Bulls February SherBI ’s Sale. f V/’ 11. L he sold on tho first Tues.lnv hi FEBRUARY f V next, lipfnro tho ('ourl-houso Jnor in the town of Jack- son, within the usual hours of sale, the follow ing property, i lu wit: | East half of lot of land No. 17, nn.l the west half of lot of! ; land No 18, ami the north lialfof the othor half ol lot No. 18, j making in all 250 acres, and known as the Owueus place; | and the west hulfoflot of land No, I0,$he place whereon Yel- I verionTbaxtou now* lives, and Breen C. Tlitixton’s interest , in the laud lie now lives on; nil in the 4ill district of origin- | nil vvMonroo, now Butts county; one Negro mnu by the n: THE Hithecrlher is this day open ing at his old stand a splendid assort ment offjiold itnd Silver most improved maker?, com- prising u greater variety than ever bo- fore offered, at reduced prices. JKn'MjKW A great variety, and the latest style, iinhmring, in part. Breast I'ii.s, Enr and Finger Kings, Hold nn.l Enamelled duaid and Fob ('bains. Seals and Keys. Hold and Enamelled I'eneils. Hold Bens and I hiiuh|e*,(iold and Si I vor Spectacles, Hold Bracelets with pins lo match, Si*I7i7{ A FLAT fit) IIM/fli OF ALL KINDS. Line I'nhla Hutlery in setts of 52 pieces, Dining nud Dea- sen Knives and Forks, Ten Trays in setts and single,Castors, Branch Cnudlestu ks,SnufferMuul Trays, Chamber Candle sticks. Finn Aisoilmeiit of Ben uud Bucket Knives, Scis sors, Fine It uxors and Strop*. Double Biiinfflcd Shot and dame Bags, Bowder Flasks. Musical lusiMimenis, Ac<*ordinns. Walking Cones, I lair, Tooth, Nail nud Shaving Brushes. I .aid Lamps. Siisnendiiig, I lull. Side, and Hand Lamps, Benrl,Shell and Ivory (bird ('uses, Fine Steel Wrought Bags and Burses, * II l<. K T itl I S I r f M ith a gieut variety of I'lllicy Al ticloc. Ihe stock bus been selected by the .Subscriber with great enre. at the lowest cash prices, nud is offered nt a smsll ud- viinc« on Ihe cost. The public (and strangers visiting our city) are respect- fulh invited loculi and examine the urticlcs a ml prices at the old stand opposite I In son’s Hotel. OTIS CHILDS. N. B. WA TCHES AND TIME-PIKCES, of every de scription carefully icpiiiied bv expelienccd workmen, and WARRANTED.^ * Bersons from a distance sending watches for repairs may depend on having them promptly and faithfully attended to, cheap, as at any other place in the State. and ENGRAVING promptly ' what do $4,404 78” ith this last ruui of ived I first. Much of the first is reported back, but that added, make of it, is Intake it from the. profits, a* they computet! | of $12,416,1)2,ami leave them only $3,011,84; and w Inch sum thevs.ivi* merely nominal — I w mid suggest that renorl Mo.3 is in brackets, Urns, [—J. lu alluding to tho first report, wo remarked, that it had “not llie characteristics of iiue.iligalion, frankness, or lair and open dealing," &c.—and we further re- j . . out thu above credit of $3,117,11 paid on old debts, I guess they cmn eouie mighty nigh swamping this precious hula morsel id'$12,-lid,62, profits. You may talk about v otir “Old Schoolmaster’ of Dick. 65 years old; Mourning, a woman 55 years old; Ac* j 81 Wo lies, n woman 2 • years old, and her child Anthony; I road ! waggon, 2 liny horses, I gray niaro and colt,one hoy mure, i one roan cult, 5 cows, nud yearlings, ] old cow and heifer, 21 : bend of siock imgs ; levied on ns the property of Gieeu C. Tlmxtmi, n» satisfy one fi fa from Butts Superior Court in fa vor of William F. Mnppvs Yelverton Thnxton, Samuel W. I Thnxti n and Green (). Thnxton. Properly pointed out by . plaintiff. anil i REPAIRING of all kinds attended t<*. ttJ-SBECTACLES of all kinds Beriscopir,Concave and band lo put lo old frames (it O.C. 4 if Convex Glares, constantly i Alillcdgcville.net. 21. 184,5 NEW STOKE & IVEXV GOODS. C, K. WENTWORTH, M alch-BKsikor Dec. 19,1815. o. ii. b. McLendon, d. .sheriff. 18 ids ’ and “Pinej . according to a Jraction of “Old Bike” himself, than any tiling sent officers with “near $130,000 of materials and as* in these diggins. PUPIL. | sets," apparently to make good their assertion, that** it 1 j cannot b« reasonably expected that tho public can j j profit by criminals." Subsequent events have satis. ! ; fled us, and this new report, will far to show, (hat we ; were not very far wrptig in our statement of facts. As , i we remarked in our last, the report? were recommitted)! i and as will be seen, (ho minority, upon a reconsidera* ■ tion, and after a further investigation have allowed the present officers, in two ilems, $16,010 22 more than' they did in their first report, [and Gen. Wofford re- ; quests us to say that he discovered the mistake aficr ! (lie reports were printed, and moved lor a recommit- j incut to make the correction.] Well, (if as Gen. Wof- I ford informs us, ho does not wish lo do injustice or j make a one sided, parly report,) as the minority, by one j DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN COLUMBUS. Wc regret to learn by a slip from the Columbus De mocrat office, that a destructive fire occurred it) Co'um. bus about 4 o'clock, on the morning of tho 20th inst. Tho whole of the buildings from Davis’s corner on Broad street, to Bank’s corner, and from Davis's* on Randolph street to the Columbus Time? office was de stroyed. The total loss in buildings will exceed §100, 000, and perhaps may reach §150.000—the principil, of the loss of which, will be sustained by Gen. Mc- Djugald. Wo have not space or time to give lur.her particulars. 'fi'clfair February Sheriff 's Hale, J\ LI.Imi sold in Jacksonville, Telfair county, on the first j VV Tuesday in FEBKU UlY next, within tho legal hours of sale, the following property , to w it * , Two lots of pine laud, Nos. 128 ami 136, in the seventh ! . district of originally Wilkinson, now Telfair county ; levied j j mi as tin* proper!v of John \V. Robert-*, to satisfy* two fi ft* i ; from a Justice’s (’unit i f the 337ill Dist G. M. in favor of John Piekron vs said Roberts. Levy made and returned to l 1 me by a Constable. JAMES BUTLER, Dep. Sheriff. 1 i Decs 19th, IC45. 18 and J E WE I* L JE K, »lor letters of i the estate of Harris Pickle, late of GE'ORGU, Wilkinson Foimfy W HEREAS Benjamin Kemp upplii Administration said county,deo.pusi d These are, therefore,tocilennd admonish nil and singular the lundied a ml creditors of said deceased, to be and appenral my office, within tin. 1 time prescribed I * v law, to show cause,if any they have, why said letters should not he grunted. Given under in v band, at office, this 3d tin v of J tine, 1845. 18 fit AUG. IL UAIFORD.C. C. (). TO THE WHIGS OF BALDWIN. A portion of my friomU having nominated mo to run recommitment, has discovered an error of §1(3,1319 22 for llic* office of Sheriff, and having found upon n fl- c* ion that it will not suit my convenience, under exist* , i i ,i. ... . . ,i . . . i inir circumstances, lo do so, I hereby decline the can- f . U ,.!,Z\ “T"™ y . : g I,".' 0 , neXl ’"" n se ‘ didacy, ami tender u, my lellmv cinzena my warmcet we think if another recommitment could be made, and ! r . i. _ - * • ..* . , .... I the thing right, or really as it is. But the minority in j amending (heir report and making on* correction, com* : mils other errors, too gross to be overlooked by the most careless. It is said that a man j “Convinced against his will, is of the smn opinion still ;” J j and the minority, reminding us of tins adage, after al- i | lowing tho SKI,319 22 —finding that tiie showing is j ! rather fair, and calculated to do away with their propo- I ! sition that convict labor cannot be made profitable*— 1 i they attempt to cut down the profits; and howl By * charging the Principal Keeper with §12.521 89, which | I they had once before charged him with; and, for evi dence, let the reader refer to their report. In tluMlcblor i ; side of ihe first table, they charge the present officers ! ! with old stock, materials, notes, accounts, cash, &c. re- i ! ceived when they went info office — then after giving the ' . credit side, striking the balance, and showing a profit ! ' of §12 410 02, it will be seen flint the same assets in the first table are again charged fo the present nfit- i eers, to tho amount of §12.521 89. The fact speaks' ' tor itself. But ihu minority say, that (he books ; of the Penitentiary are “neatly and correctly kepi." It i the books are correctly kept, why do they report '§4,209 thanks for llie honor they have done i December 213, 1845. AilmiiiisfTutor's Sate* i GREE \ BLV to an order of tho Inferior Court of Wiikin* , t*on county while sitting for ordinary purposes, will ho sold before the Cmirl-house door in Irwiuton, Wilkinson I county,on tho tost Tuesday in February next, (tie laud uud lie* ; tiroes belonging to the estate of John F.ndy, Into of said conn* i ty, deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. 1 Duo. 1,1010. I1K.VUV H.IDV, Ad.n’r. *•* i|>* BALDWIN WHIG NOMINATIONS. For Clerk of Superior and Inferior Courts. JOHN H. BHOYVN. For Receiver and Tax Collector. LEVIN J. SMITH. For County Surveyor. JAMES C WHITTAKER. ODUiTHORCK university. rjptlE Bclrnlnstio ynirofthis Institution will he opened < t Jauuary, with i Colic ised Faculty $50 A S’ ISOC I..VII .41 SON. GEOKG IA : liy (JEOUCiK IF. CHAWFORD, Governor of said State. I NFORMATION having been received that n murder was coinuiiltcd in Ihu county ol Irwin, on the 8th instant, upon tin; body of Timm\s VuUNo.hv J.\ MES II ALL, junior, of said county, uud that l lie said HALL Iuih fled from justice, 1 Imvo Bum girt moucrlo i**ue thi**, mv Brnclumatiou. hereby ofl'r* iug i» rnvviml of OXE HUNDRED AND Fit TV 1)01.- , . , LA RS to anv person, or persons, who may apprehend mid •J0 cts. U*ss, ill four items, tlmn the books show, and ilnli.fMlw wild lugiti*oto Hie dlicriiTor Jailurol^Jntin cmiii- ; why do tliry charge the present officers with $10,323 57 j of (lie appropriation of 1843 to rebuild the Penitentiary, 1 , wiicu the books show that they received only $7,918 (39 -•the balance of the $10,323 57 having been drawn by ! John Hammond, the old Inspector I But wc will not j trouble the reader luithcr with our hasty notice of this | report, hut refer them to the following communication | i of a friend, who has investigated thoroughly the matter, i and if he does not follow up and expose the report in its j j naked deformity, then wo are mistaken. ' VYo will only remark further, that out of 22 members, j i only six aigued tbo first minority report, vizi Messrs, j 4 |i„g; im* a small mole on his left c-heok, opposite the ty. And I do, moreover, charge and require nil officers, civil u„d military, in this St ite,tube vigilant in endeavoring loap- prebend the said J A M KS HALL, in order that lie may be died lor the offence with which lie stands charged. (iiven under my hand uud (lie Great Seal of the Stair, at the Capitol, in Milledgcville, this, tire 22d day of lie* ccmhur, A. I), 1815. GEO. W. CRANVFORl). Bv fire (lovermir: N.U. Baukktt, Secretary of State, Acudemy—Languages, ' English, Board per month, - C. W. LANE,See Dec. 10. CHEAP GASH TAILORING ESTABLISHIVIENT, JV». IT Wfiiittsikor-strcct, Savtimmli. (Uj posite II. //• 4/ay <)• Co.'s Saddlery Store ) HAMILTON & SYMONS would inform llieir friends uud the public, that in addition •" their pie sehl huge supple of KE\DV- MaDE CLOTHING, they have ' used,uud are now opening n and elegant assortment ol the very best quality of English uud French Clolhs, Cnssimerer. Vestings, And FANCY AHTICI.KS, ,uim- ble III (.ieutleiiieii’s wear. All of which they are prepared to make rt ami fashionable style, and at the •Huron, Georgia, H AS removed to the new brick block, east sire of Mulber ry street, (immediately opposite his old stand,) Mind is now opening ii new ami line stock of goods in Iih line, consist ing in part of Fine Gold and Silver Lever, Horizontal, Patent and Verti- tic ii 1 Escapement Watches, Gold Guard, Fob, nud Vest Clrnins, Breast Bins,Finger Kings,Eur Kings, Gold ('bain turd Hair Bracelets, Gold,Silver, and Steel Speciucles and Eye Broti'Ctois, Gold nud Silver Pencils, Gold Bens, Gold and Silver NVuieli Keys, Gobi and Silver Thimbles, Silver Comb", Silver and Pearl Belt Slides, Gold >lepve and Collar Buttons, Gold Studs and (’linin Slides, Gold Lockets, Hearts and Crosses; Card Cases, Steel, Silver uud Gilt Beads, Head Oruuineiits, Jet Combs, Ladies’ and GentIrineu’e Purses, Supeiinr Ben uud Pocket Knives. Scissors, Kasor’s and Razor Strops, Tooth. Lather, and Nail Brushes, Shaving Cream, Real German Cologne, I ink Sii.vkk Pl.vrKD Castor*, Cake Baskets, Candle Sin k*, Waiters, ('ups, South is und Trays, Dixon’s Fine Wnre in sells. Also, Coffee, and Ten Pols, Silver setts of Knife, Fork and Spoon, Spoons, Watch Stands, Fans, Perfumery, Fancy Goods A:e. O*All of which will lie sold sil tho VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES, il "alehes, of everf/ elescriiHion, [tc|iaiic<l in (lie best nmiiucv I All Watches sold or repaired will l.e warranted lo keep ! good time, or the cash refunded. \\ niches sent fiom anv part of the country v\ ill receive tire same attention, and he i repaired on as reasonable terms as though the oiciter iccre I present. All kind** of Gold and Silver Work niude to order. {IT .11'WKUt Y OF F.VKrtY KIND NEATLY HEP A IHE D. j Spectacle Glasses adapted to ul I ages. Also, For Kale, I (lire of Chiekering’s Superior I’iaitO FortCS, intone , u nod case, />#// length iron frame, and vvurrnnted as fine un 1 instrument, in every respect, us can Ire found in Georgia. C. K. WENTWORTH. Watch Maker and Jeweller, I Macm, M’ov. 28.1815. Eat,!. Side Mulberry Street. lo order in the niostelegn i shortest notice. Their stock is entirely ' firm of J . C. Booth & C* .). WASMBl/Et.N > as&s, ry_ i .seroses A N D _ (S©msaagsfi©Ki M©a , ®Da®3n4s s SAVANNAH, (a. JOSEPH WASHBURN, JOHN It. WILDER. Aug. 12. 46 26 JAMES H ALL, weighs from 165 l with little heard; llingt Description. jr. is about 5 feet 10 or II inches in height; 170 lbs.; dark liuir; sallow complexion, a* a slight limp in his vv.ilk, canned by u • leg. When hn lalt, his IF. II. Wofford, Jacob Marlin, Da id Green, John 11. i Donniny, iEiccse McGrigor, and J. M. Dorn, As will ho sewn, noou.iy s oma the lust, and we uiideratcnd only two, Messrs. )V'uJ\.rJ and Marti/1, voted for it in thu | committee. I MINORITY REPORT No.2, ox tub PENITENTIARY. Tlii**cxl/vr document is HO|ieileitly in > '-enrduuco with ils ' twin si3ter No. 1, and generally in s icii kee,.i :g with ils nu- i thurs,or author, (us tlm case may In*,) tn >t r |>r«>|iosn to < x* | uiiiino into ii; and in doing so, shall raviow t s u.i.es ns sot I forth, and sfiull set them precisely us ibis uiiiioiiti h.iv. ione, ! uud coricct them us I go—nod will show liovv uud whem any I school boy can satisfy himself of the truth. BE MIEN PI ARY DR. j “1. Amt. of stock turned over to present Keeper, I 2. ** imiirufactuieil ui licles turned over to i Book Keeper, (old) 3. Notes uud accounts mined over to Book i Keeper, (old) ! 4. Ch-Ii hi two items, viz: $GI9,74 and $3,. I 299,81 5. Appropriation of 1813 to pay (old) debts 6. Appropriation of 1813 to rebuild the J’eu- I iieuliaiv* 7. Ain’t puid by the Treasurer to Inspector , nr 1811 nud 1345 8. Ain’t of debt made by tiro Penitentiary, since lire 1st Jun'y • 1841 it ; and is ulurnt 30 years of younger. Ho is a man of TIJE ELECTION OF A U. STATES SENATOR REFUSED BY A DEMOCRATIC SENATE. 1 i mu L g tdativu proceed.ngn will be found an ac* count of thu action of the Senate upon the resolution to bring on the election of a United Status Senator, llercaltcrwe shall have occasion to review most criti cally all tho proceedings of Democratic Senator? in relation to thi? subject, and, for tbo present, we hope that our reader? will be content with the few remarks which wo shall make, when constitutional obligation?, in our opinion, aro violated to advance party interest. At tlu commencement of tho so?non it was mukr- biood that Mtsert. S ell, Martin, and Darken, d.fibred with th?:r party in the Senate, and would vote to bring on tbo election. Circumstance? immediately after wards inclined us to ill? opinion that this wa? ?o — but circumstance? since, admit of not a doubt that, in rela tion to two of them, Mohhm. Stoll nud Martin, they are u r« i d? to hetfiaken by the wind," or that, worse still, tboy knowingly and wilfully abandoned a high resolve, and lent themselves, and their convict ions, lo tho ser vice of their party. Mr. Havkott was the only one of •Of this item th?ro wan drawn by former In spector on ill * f-t Jun’y, 1644, and not clruigablo to pres, nt officers (see Treas ure! s printed report) Taken from tlie above, leave* na whole ain’t ol liabilities w lirii ooireeled i’EM I’EMTI ARY- OR. 1. By debts paid b) ilia approprialiun of 184 J 2. “ “ ** ut ilia Pouitentinry *3. u Ain't mnlermls trow on irarid 4. “ Tan Yard stuck now on h-rud 5. •* New debts owing, niude since Jnn’v, 1841* 6. 1 Old debt? ow ing to institution prior to | Ut Jun'y, 1811* ! 7. “ Old m inulUcturod urticlcs prior to 1st J an'v, 1844* 8 " New in an uf.te I a red articles since 1st Juti'y, l*41” Total, I *Of these lust four items, which n'l belong in Book Keeper’sih'puitmriit,ii)iscommit- ten return, neglect,or ignorantly, In il to give the due niiiouut; for iln.Ha four ilems mnko the ng-iieguto sum of $25,- 115,59; while the Book Keeper’s re port certifies he lias in Ins pi.s*essioii, astnus outlie (it 11 Oct. I 815,of §29,381 79; and till* report was furnished, uud was in possession of tins minority (*he*c two ) The difference is ofliis mouth, a little hel. age, lint looks two or throi little or no education. (FT I mu aulhorizod by ibe prosecutor on behalf of the State to «ny that a sohsciiptiou is Icing formed by the fiiends ol tho deceased for the purpose of offering a t oward for the aopreheusiou of Hull. “ JOHN L. Dec. 23, Patent Boxing Colton Gins. rilUF. People are invited to call nn.l see Reed’s Patent 5 Boxing Cotton Gin in operation this duv at the North ol the Capitol. 19 It Dec. 23. SELLING OFF AT COSTS ^IXPECi'I.NG to make u change in busiuess on the 1st of our entire stuck of F;i::ry suit! M:i|>le Dry Gooch A T C OST! E. \V. UANCDOPT: Documiier IS, 1813. 13 if HOW IIS TBIC TIME FOR B AKGAINS!! HEAVY NEGRO KERSEY,—13 cents, FLA ID U\SI;YS,-9 cents. IlED FLANNEL.—20 cents. 1,0041 NE T HIIAU L< 13$ cents n $1,00 VI hilt* t'olRin Bloso, G 1-1 cents, (Sixteen pair for one dollar.) 2,0<)0 Yds. Mouslin Do I.nine*, Cashmere De Ecos^es and —(’rape Do Laiues,ut ICJ cents.— 3,000 Yards Black,Green uud Brown Alpacas. Finn Leghorn Bonnets, $2 51) Fine Straw Bonnets,—$1 25 Buuuet Ribbons, (50 percent, less than cost) 12^ cents. 4 quarter French Prints,——12| cents. Colton Carpeting,— —20 cents. Ingram do.,—374 cents.. BANCROFT. December 1C, 1815. 18 tf Tcllalr February She rill Sale. W ild, bo sold lie fore i ii.* Court bouse door in the town of Jacksonville, Telfair county, uu the first Tuesday in FEBRUA R Y next, within the uaiialhours of sale, the follow ing property, to wit: Three Negroes—Rlmdii, n woman about forty years of age; Ann, about 2‘2 \ en rs nf age. nud her child llunnah. nttoul 2 reals of age ; all levicJ on <is the proper ty of Robei t N. 1 Dillard, to satisfy a fi fa from Telfair Superior Court in favor 1 of John Dillon vs said Rohi. N. Dillard. Property pointed I out hr plaintiff' WILLIAM ELLIS, Sheriff. Dec. 19.1845. 17 Wash Brushes, Miiwl Paper nnd many other articles, all J of which will be sold LOWER iIihii ntanv oilier house in this $4,209 20 citv.bv WRIGHT AND S J’ETSO.N. ] Mi Hedge* ills, Sept. 03. 1345. 52 tf ,aud being >7 Broadway, N» will he furoisiied with the most lUsiliunable article ! aim#' in the inuikct. .Mr. S. A. OLDS, late fnremin for Price &z Vender, nnd 1 well known as u *uperior ('utter, will have charge tit this de partment ol h'ltuncT-s, *o that our customers himv rely upon getting the veiy best lit*. Ortl'us from the country fiiletl promptly, nnd no deviation in price, ns wc me resolved to approach as nearlv a? porta ble to Northern rates, 13 tf TERMS CASH. BOOTS, ! RDOTai I ! BOOTS !!! r , |*i JUST received and opened at the New j 4 Y j B ml and fSiioe Store, Gent's Supr.fr. cf. Boots, Bovs’ Yoiilh’i ci. d. “ pegged w S',wed I “ Boot*, do. Ladies' Embossed Kid Slip.*, - Ci I’d Boots, Oc. Trunks, (Carpet Bags, Snicbci*. A*r kc.Scc. E. ALEX tNDEIl & »'«). Milledeevllle. Dee. filli. 1845. I 1 if ^WASHINGTON HALL.^ iula. MACON, Ga. J*S n lHE undersigned have bought out ihe interest of Mr. Sr. Lanikii in till* well known e*tabli*liineni, mid design making il worthy ofthe liberal patronnge it has hereiofoie oiouined from the public. Every oxeition will he made to ir.nkn ttie si‘i*mruof• ilber ib« permnneut or tr-msieut honriler •dcusnnt and agreeable. The sleeping apartments are com- fortalileau I c(unniodioiiB,mid fitted up with imut Mid dean fuiuioire. The laldcH will Im furnished with every luxury oiirovvu market,uud tlm*n nfSavaimuh cun suptiU ; nud no efforts spared to make the house deserving of public RO/titDI.\». I'll I’Subset il er will B.mrd Members m,>l Tr«n- nt persons during the selling of the Legislature PETER J. WILLIAMS. •jJOJS. 2 if A|>n!f(<!l«icoln, FSa<, July, 1M5. rn HE undersigned will eoutimie to Iransnct a GENERAL I COMMISSION BUSINESS at APALACHICOLA, under Ihe firm i.f stovvAiur &. SCI’SHFHFOirn. ft’j*Thev liavn also determined lo establish n COMMIS SION HOUSE at NEW ORLEANS, tlm en*nrng season, where one of thn firm will nlwuvs ho found. Tlienpersnn.il attention will he given to all husines* with which they mnv j he entrusted. Tiro usual advances will he. made upon good? in M<ni! or Cotton consigned to them. Til ACKER R. HOWARD. J7 tf ADOLPHUS S. RimiERFORlL TiiBiotrosii x n. dayies, A T TOK N E Y A *2* S. A W . MU.l.EDGEVII.f.E, (la. Jnna !4lli, 1845. SB il WIEEIAilI !i- ncORAFFF.IVKIEO ATTORNEY AT J.AW, Biiiltcly, CaslyCounty,Geo. Reference.,—//un. Heabnrn Junes.Hun. IF.7*. Co/. i/nill, linn. A. Iverson, lion. .I.isegh Slurg is, Joh n Sehlev. . and l/innj 1,. Earning Esijrs, Jmii. 0. l.l .r Macon,Oct. 7, 1815 patron- j MOTT St NEWCOMB. $103,117 05 FLOYD HOUSE. i&L mai:ojv, (Jn. ISM. rn HE Subscriber, in announcing to hi* fiiends nn.l the pub- ! I lie, hv whom he In* (men mi Ithcr.tlly patronised, hi*' conliiiueure nf the above Iv-i.di!islim<*nt beg* leave to assure '■ i them of hi* determination Inso-inin thn well t^lnhlishcd rep- f illation ul'his hotis**. 1)1*11*11(1 of falling off', tfrerc-liull hen 1 progressive improvement; uud if a liberal otitlav, ui t well luruislicd tuble, with every delicacy this and oilier mar* I keis can supply; cleuu bed*, couitbrlublo looms, attentive .ints, and the will ttr |>|en*e and uecoiuodate. will metil IL S. NEW COMB. 11 —tl Btrogramiifl l ISimgame 21 BROGANS!!! A LARGE I .t t.f Rfcgl'O ^IlOOK Just received at il,« NEW HOOT AND I SHOE STORE. \ II persons purchasing this uilicle will d • well to give u* u cull, as wc arc d* lertniued In sell CHEAP. E. ALEXANDER A CO. .Oct. 14,1815. 3 tf j patronage, he expec t* to obtain it. | Marmi.Oct. 7, 1815. asuiirxt &- imoriA'r^iei, AT’t'ORSJKS A*S* LAW, • CnlonloM, Will practise in all the Counties of the Ocmuleee Circuit. n«c.l7. 13 ,f Valnublc Hotel to I* Sate. IDE miilrr.i.gni’tl i, 'l.'.iniu. of .rllinj liis *cTlBH ' l j r f-'**“ 1,| l Foimnotliou. )IO')’!;i. nt Knowii.i.f. jtlgfDpQ Cruwfnri! enunty. AiidcIipi! i .. ihn pr.mi.r, me yitud .ini litiu.r,, .table,, lin k l>i|, ( etmlnn,, .Vc. Tim lltool i. U» only ane In tun villnge ol ICnn.vtllr. ... nnJn.il l, nu llm inuill road from Mari II In Cnlmiiliii, mill ; ll,» v.ill nf ilia .(Innlyoili.iy, Ala., Ilm (a.min cinu il i, much licllei linin ' 113* I'crIII, II utinll* Il"lnl., in \ illag., JilT. idillv .Itllatcl. 'iViln.. In .nit I llm purclinpnr. ' J.J.I’MtSON. 1 UucxvilV Cr.wfurJ co.Nov.9l, !Sift. |U il Cmom u N. «E5KS.YE22 .V UK Ud., I'ACTOKS ) 'i«i Coiiciaissioii ITIoi'Clianl*, CE. So. 7'J, liny sir«*<*«. “' n.»a*i SilVuilliall. C A. Ghkinkr, W. A. Bk.u.i*. 51 if Sept. 17. Valtmble Land :m<l Mitl-Kcat (or frnto. U l LI. 1»« fold in Eatonton on the first Tues day in JANUARY, I3l6,u poll ion of the real •■atate of llobeit Aslmrsi, sen., derr asrd; situ- uie on the w*al« rs of Murder Creek in Piitnniir rnunrx .contninRig some three hundred und seven- .about tuiH_ hiindred and filleeu acres of which * ofr ultivntioii, tli • remaining portion of w lur h is well timbered,uud limy l»e clasaed ns first quality cotton land. Besides tiro «»tlii*i iiiiliiceiueitls offered in lire sale of ibis val uable property, it c on tin ii * h line Mill Skat, with suffuient water powei fiir nu exteuairo Merchant Mill, nr Cotton Fac tory, ami L a most eligible site for either,ns it is siiriouuded by a wealthy and prosperouii cmniiiiiiiily, thus alibi ding a r>adv niufkut for flour or cotton Mnuiifhciuies ol every de* aciiptioi). The above described prrprrly adjoins lire land* of Gtiggs, d. Faile.v ami others, md i« sold under a provision of id de* • d. ale kni.w n hi the <ls v. J NO. M. ASHURST, Adnr’r. de boms non, i urn tat tmento anm/ta. i 19th, t$4$. t fit