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tmmm. It flume to. totegrity ia Inlim. A few year* ago, remarks-the Albany! The following art Mr Everetta'a Knickerbocker, the Dutch who conquered at ***e U ar *°8~ at Boston upon the Holland rmfitred that they woald add to the quantity of fertile land in the kingdom by paaqdag Mt Harlem Lake, a lake seventy mileo lohg and twenty miles broad, which gave it an arts equal to Lake Champlain. To carry oat the undertaking, three im mense engines trees constructed in England “lb the Call «MM7, sithoogb the pumping bu * ,to ***** difhenmt farthmg Imp tmr did not cotnmemevtill the spring of 1848. «*we* 4jr rto many.” Thetery mention ofit Late aceoante shy .the job. is nearly eomple- 0)081 great a member. It Js a great thing to httfuAt said ots company of bankers, or mrmdba^fH, or any otltor aarnciathm, thatha* bans on- gaged in deed years, that <>of the almost ndlliona that law psmsd through BUCCUTIVE DEEAUtMEjrr'IlA., > MiUedgeTiUe, Oot. 2W, 1832 5 GEORGIA: . By gowuK Cobb, Sorufoor of said state. States and Communities^ like the indisid- nals of which they are qpmposed .-should fed and acknowledge their dependenec-upon the Supreme Ruler of the Uniterm. As 'iarir- ! riduals we bow to the will of our Heavenly .j Father—as individuals we raise our grateful ■ voices in acknowledgement of his mere* so as nations are wo visited NEW ADVERTISEMENTS! 5=?= Fashionable Tailoring ovim non lap’s old stoke, BYE. CL GRISWOLD, Who trill always be found ready to do any . v- . kind of work in his line. Not. 2—Im. ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. LIST OF LETTER^ ' R EMAINING in thoFost Office at Cass- ville. on the 1st day of October, 1852., Honldritch Wm ' Hall JR Hurst Win 2 Abbott T H Alien Nancy H Ainsworth Wm Arnold John ( Atwood J C Baker Jasper Barron John A „ _ Sheriff Sales. D with his chasu : n N thi^rst Tuesdsy ia December next, | p nerve theinte^rityof thousands What'«“««* rod—and as nations are we made the j., *v, e tow ^ Cussvme, tbeXllo wfo^prot* : ® i#b ®P i is there Wlmeb examples b r- '• - *"i partakers of his bounty and blessings. Our erty: ° Ben? .2 ennett B F ted—the greater pari of the bottom being worth is thereWhush examples onr “ I am great lymdeb ted to yon, air r <ior »**“ -*« «” «— N *”“■ '*T" Bnwnlet £ M million tons of water had to be lifted. In g»™S “* “ opportune** join you in this obligations to the Girer'ofall good gifts for JgJ ?°*S® • w ww,> * *o* vui • v* it • . - ^ j j g rif -■ • exposed. To lower the lake one inch, four j /«»•* grea«rindebtod. to yon, air; «r [&»*« country are now under renewed ! 1 bS°E M ‘ — *** . . — * ;. . .. . , m .» ... uui uisirici anaoasDctiott of'iaiscouiiivrl D .. t three jeers the lake was lowered seven feet ; dilute of respect to Aft. Barings who i*. on j his continued goodness. The earth yields Levicdon as the property of Ptaijney O’-1 " e " l ? cl1 J 'J three Inches: in December, last year, it ground entitled to the IMontbk opfn- ! forth abottndantfy of her stores peace, ; Brien; also two lots of land in the 21<^£s- Bell Jane ^ was reduced to nine feet and a half, and ' »°d friendly regards of this company.— j P»e°*; happiness cover the land « as the Wet and 2d section of Cas? comfy, knowa {£ nt SalBBe , " 1 . .. ca iiih„ for a 3 . Alphias Miller s, a place now owned bv I in ■ ° John T. rl’ephenson—the above levied on ‘ tj,.v. p . to satisfy a d. fa. issued from Cass Superior . j now it is nearly dry. It is believed that no Th “ t0 P ic uo which delicacy forbids am to j waters eover the great deep, low than tOO,000,000 tons of water have sny.-on the present occasion, all that might j thohomageof thakful hearts. i to satisfy a h. fa. issued from Cass Superb.. . lt Now, therefore, I Howell CoBb, do issue Court, in favor of J. D, Phillips vs. >tol iX™, - ,>, rv o liia mv Pmolnmotinn nniiflintincr Tlinmrlar mr>r IV Rvlnn Hfinlvonl T Cr n ' — , bein lifted by the engines sinco they com- i with trutb ^ 88id at another time and place I N°W, therefore, I Howell CoBb, do issue Pnnrf in f.r,w nf j n i i^ rn< ‘- v iiis is equal to a mass besides that our respected guest has made it j U*is my Proclamation, appointing Thursday mey O’Brien, Michael O’Brien, JohnT. Ste- J j} ar ^. Kj c (,/rtl tre than three squire j almost jmptwsiMe for me to give utterance i »ke 25th day of November next, as a day- of Pj”® 8 ® 11 * Dempsey F. Bishop and Farrell | Collins Jacob > menced operations. This i of solid rock a little more than three square ; r e--~ , - . - - % frr . nill , - .. . v ... .. , — miles, and one hundred feet high, that is, j to “J feelings wifhdut seeming to engage J Thanksgiving; and request that all religious ; *£V,°« e " e Pro i !Crt f Ponded ont by plain- ( Creamer Josiah allowing fifteen cubic feet for a ton. We : W 0 ® i° exchange of compliments.— can easily perceive what an immense amount i This, however, I may say without hnproprie- of labor the engines performed, and what i even )n his presence, that heiis a respec- power there is in coal applied in a state of I 10084 efficient member of a family combustion to water, for the purpose'of rais- | an< ^ bouse which liow for nearly or quite a ing water. Each engine was three hundred , century lias stood before the public, not and fifty horse power, and so economical i mcrc 'J °* England and America, but of all were their working qualities, that two and a quarter pounds of Welch coal per hour was all the fuel used for each horse power of an engine. The Dutch engineers were nearly unanimous for using the old-fash ioned windmills, which had been so often omployed for the same purpose, but it was ascertained by two English engineers that the steam engines could be built and do the work for one half the amount of windmills; ' this has been completely fulfilled. A PaorHET without Honor in his ' oww Country.—The illustration of this /♦SRtb.is time presented by the Cincinnati 'Gazette: «* Twenty-years since, Mr. John Lea, when Chblera. firstiraged in the West, was an ‘ J ia4WHg4nt" observer of its ravages. He 1 found thk.t the.mortality from that scourge •■of rac<f was. limited to fchoso who used I limestone water, and that rain water was, Iprqphylaetic’Vif - that i?iseasc. His theory originated here inlfbcrtSest, and since 1882 he has promulgated it iu~uublications of his own, in medr6al" jb’imals, newspapers, in (conversation, In every way jwssihlc; yet it i is tlstthtod-.whethci 1 one hundred persons in dtis own city-heife; of onc.hur.dred and thir- ,ty.thousand inhabitants,.have given credit ;to.bisgeological H'tcry»of• chdera, or have practised upon it. 'lie lias .n^ged it upon .ourgovernment, but without .success. lie has communicated it to -scveral-cf the Euro- ;pean governments, and with better success, >weJudge, than’with his own. .We find the .fallowing paragraph in a .communication ifrom the correspondent of tli© New York ■Ciwes, doted Loedow, Sept. 17.: a>.‘ The report of the Franck oanmission saye .tbot it has been fully ascertained, both at Facts and elsewhere, that rain water is »t&c^^^uhod:’ ? Europe and the farthest East, in the position of high responsibility and importance'; ex ercising an influence on the commerce ’of the world, and qontributihg to the stability of its financial relations; exposed to the search ing scrutiny of mankind, sharpened by the strongest inducements of public and private interests, in times of difficulty and peril; and all this without ever having the shadow of a reproach cast upon their good name.— Of ail the millions, I had almost said the un counted millions, which have passed through their hands, not one dishonest farthing has ever stuck by the way.. Through times in which the governments of Europe have been shaken to their centre—in which dynasties, whose roots strike back to the Roman Empire; have been overturned, and Emperors and Kings have been driven into exile, the com mercial house, of which onr friend is a mem ber, connected us I believe it has sometimes been with the great financial arrangements of the day to the most fearful extent, has stood firm for a hundred years on the rock sof honor and probity, beyond reproach and beyond fear.” Runonr atvn •■Sincux.a.r Death.—-One of the most sadden and singular deaths from fright we have ever been called upon to dmonicle, occurred at North Maiiket yes terday morning. It appears that Mrs. Sa rah Jane Bolton, in passing through the market, dropped her pocket book, and a wo man named King,-immediately behind her, picked it up. Mrs. Dolton missed the book, and turned andasked Mrs. King if she had found it, whn instantly replied that she had, and returned it to the owner. Mrs. Bolton opened the book and declared that ten dol lars hadbeen taken out ofit, which Mrs. King denied, -The former insisted that she hod, and threatened her with a policeman if she did not return it, when Mrs. King fainted and fell at her feet. One or two po licemen came up and commenced hurrying the poor pornan off towards the calaboose, bat soon finding that life was nearly if not qottecxttfpt, they laid her down on a cellar door, where she soon expired. A coroner's inquest was held soon after, and the above facts elicited. A ten dollar bill, answering to the one Mrs. Jones alledged to have lost, waa found in Mrs. King's basket. Mrs. K. is said to be the wife of a steamboatman, and Hie mother of several children.—81. Louit intel. Strange Mortality—A whole Family Extin guished. Coi.L.vMtH, O., Oct. 4,1832. Mr. Editor.—Three years ago there ar rived in Clcavland, a young German, whose name was James Hunt, but familiarly called limber Joe. He worked in and about this place till some three weeks ago, ..when his parents arrived with another fan ily, num bering in all six. They moved on their farm some two miles from the Plank Rood; in about a week's time one of their number was taken sick with the cholera and died; in a few days another was taken sick, who ajso died. In the meantime, James, the Old map's son, came on a visit; he Was also tak ck.wnd dtod the fink day; kis wife tended*.. vfiWn «6rt» the old man died; s girl that lived in the house also died, and three others, numbering in all nine. Ont of the whole number none of the family were left. It created quite ah excitement in the neighborhood; the hottsc Was Vacated, and the sick were left almost desolate. One wo man lay dead in the house some thirty-six hours, when by the humanity of a distant neighbor she was buried, Or caused to be buried, at considerable expense. The town trustees have caused all things to be cleans ed : and have taken iftto hand the personal property of the deceased, Which amounted to some $2,000, And aVte (o dispose bf it ac cording to law. Feeling that the eitihe tion of so large a -number needed some tes timony of regard, I send yon the aboVe, as the last .tribute to an unlortuiiite add illfa- ted family. denominations.in the State, will, on that!'^f^ a , fof lot Xo . J22 , in the otb dis-I cXSu if day, theet at their respective places of wor- j trictand3d section of Cass county—Levied CiMnnun«s M ship, abd acknowledge the divine goodness, on to satisfy a iL fol issued from Y'ass Supe- 1 Cline E ° and supplicate the-blessing ol Heaven- upon ^ or court, in favor of Ligon and Leak vs.! Clark- Miss £ 1 Jonathan D. Philips, administrator of G. i Cantrell JsmeS W. Underwood. Property pointed out by j Corbin John J. I). Philips. ' * - r Cofonl John our prosperous and bloved land. Given under my hand and seal of the Ex ecutive Department, at the.Capital in Slill- edgeville, this 23d day of October, AT D., eighteen -hundred and fifty-two. HOWELL COBB. Editors throughout the State, - will give the above one insertion. NOTICE! ^ shall be pleased to have all my friends Lots Nos. 1290 and 1291, in the 21st dis- j Campbell James trict and *2d section—Levied on to satisfy ! Christopher Joseph five Justices'conrt fi. fas. all in favor ofiClardyJB Moon «fc Thomas vs. ll-'m. J. Chastain.— Property pointed out by defendant in li. fa. Levies made ahd returned to hie bv a bail iff. - Part of Lot No. 245, in the 5th district and 3d section of Cass county, being one hundred acres of the east half of said lot— Davenport John jDavirtson Everedge James Erwin Alfred Elrod W A . Floyd Miss N M Fleming Francis who are indebted for subscription, job work, j idVoflm^dsffim^dirine^^rof advertising, or books, to call and settle at! John L. Lewis, and one in feyor of Samuel ont*. It is absolutely necessary that they ‘ Smith and It., Cannon, administrators of should. | H. Bullock, deceased, vs. Woodford I have given_qut for collection all accounts gS^L^vTefaxidreSd’to 'ml due me in the 17th district fo GCA. John iL 1 constable. Rice, and settlements may be made With Levied on'by three justices’ court fi. fas.— Floyd Andrew - one in favor of Dunlap & Mitchell, control- j Faneher Robert . nrl . # n c- .wr him or the subscriber. JOHN W. BURKE. Atlanta Prices Current. Corrected weekly from the Republican. Com, 40 Bacon, 11J Butter,,. Cotton Corn Meal, Flour, per bbl., ■ - Eggs, per doz., Lard, by the bbl., Chickens,, each'.'.'... Potatoes, Irish per bu. Peas, per bu Salt, per sack,. 15 7 40 $6.00 10 -.11 10 ,...90 '...70 .$1.70 Feathers, per lb. 30 a 50 a 14 a 25 a 9 a 50 a 700 a 124 a 124 a 15 a 100 a 75 U 175 v 35 Mouth of the Mississippi.—The com- nriminn of D. 8. officers, chiefly of the topo r graphic*! andimilitary engineers, returned .to the city day before yesterday, from the jptases of the Missfcippi,where they had been j®- 5 week examining the mouth to ascer- itofin thr bant manner of applying the Con* -gacnional appropriation of ^7^,000' to im- pxsre the channel for sfca-going. vessels.— The commission were to have remained at the moUth n couple of weeks longer, but the receipt of documents from Washington City, affording much important infonqntion re- centty obtained by n coast survey at the very loealitica in question, saved the mem- hersor Jhe oonnismon much labor. The ^Itimtiigetinil pT the commission have derel- 'oped many inter^ng tmA curious geologic al phenomena —JY. O. / > ‘C. * BiscftcCiacii's contribution to the Waohingtbh Mounmctat was the largest indi vidual dOUatioh ever received by the com mittee—five hundred add -odd dollars was the amonfifc ii Hawkins’ Family Flonr” is making a stir in Philideiphia—whetw’s Hiram Sinith? We doh't khoW a lhatt We efity niobe than Hiram; the possesses the esteem of the fair sex throughout the lahd. _SS~ Hon. R. C. Winthrop, R is said, will be the Secretary of State, Vice Hon. Daniel Webster deceased, < jpS~ A Panorama of the New Testimcnt is on exhibition in New York. Mademoiselle Bret, Daughter of the Prefect of the Rhone, recently danced with ' CHATTANOOGA PRICES CURRENT. Corrected weekly from the Advertiser. Bacon—new, per lb. Beef, “ “ Corn, per bushel, Meal, - bbl. lb. constable, _ A Iso the same above described part of lot of land, will be sold under three- orders ot sale issued from the Superior court of Cass comity, founded on attachments, one in favor of Lemuel Dillard, one in favor of Sullivan & Erwin, and one Johli A. Erwin vs. said Woodford Bumgarner, as the prop erty of said Bumgarner. .Lot No". 823, in the 4th dist. and 3d sec tion—Levied on to satisfy ,a ft. fa. issued from Cass Superior court, in favor of Town send, Arnold & Co.- vs. Moses M. Keys ' Property pointed out by plaintiff s attor ney. .. _ . - r -f ’, Lot of household and kitchen furhiture, consisting of tables, chairs, beds and bed-. «tcads, mattrasses, table dishes, looking glasses, and other property of like charac ter; also a double-barrel shot gun, two cows and cdives, and one sow. levied on to satisfy th rec ii. fas. issued from Cass Su perior court; one in favor of Townsend, Arnold & Co. vs. Yv m. 11. Masscngalc ; one in favor cf Wm. Parrish vs. Wm. II. Mas- sengale ; the other in favor of Howard and Gardner vs. Win. H. llass'eugale. Proper, ty pointed out by defender.tin li. fa. One lot of land, number not known, lying in the 5th district and 3d section, known as the place that Alexander Williams now lives on; also one buggy and harness. The above property levied on to satisfy a ft. fa in favor of John A. Erwin vs. Alexander Williams. Property pointed out by plain tiff in fi. 6. . • " Lot No. 294, in the 5th district "hiSl 3d section of Cass county. Levied on to sat isfy two fi. fas. from the Interioc-courJ of the 828th district G. M, one in favor of John A. 'Stuart vs. Jonathan MTiite; the other in favor of Thomas G. Dunlap vs.’Jonathan White. Levied on ahd returned^to ihc by a Bailiff. A 1 ! that.portion of lots of land Nos. 860, 861, and 862, which lies'on the. north side of tho Etowah river, commencing at the centre of said stream. Levied on as the property of Vincent Brown, by virtue of a fi. fa. from Cass Sunorior court, in favor ol Jeffers Cothran &,Co. against the said Vin cent Brown, and other ti. fas. from said court, , in favor of its officers. E. A. BROWN, D. Sh'ff Not. 4, 1752. s ; " Cas3 Mortgage Sale. AI.SO, AT THE SAME TIME AfrO MACE: Lots of la^tNos. 225, 2*26, 278, and 2S0. in the 21st district and 2d section. Levii on to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. issued froi Cass Superior court, in favor of Jas. Stra; and Alexander Stroup, administrators |»f _ Jacob Stroup, 1 vs. Mose3 Stxoup. Propel son's Chemical Extract of ’VOherry : and j P 01 ?^ hi Said fi. fh. Lungwort,” which is said to be a certain cure ! _ Ono brick house and lot in the town of Flour, “ Butter, “ Feathers, Wheat, Lumber, bUsh. htiudred, 10 a 11 4 a 5 30 30 5.00 to 0 50 f5 28 a 33 S3 a 90 l.*UO BANK NOTE ir&T. All Georgia bills of solvent Banks, at par. IX?”Look out for counterfeits, SlO’s on the Bank of. Augttsta, payable'to J. M. Hitt, has no picture of Gen Oglethorpe', the genuine has. Also, 8100’s on the Bank ot the State of Gehrgia, payable at the Branch Bank,-at Washington, ahd dated Sept. 3d. 1848, has a red back,.with tiie words “State Bank of Georgia.” en graved, the ortgiual has nothing of it. South Carolina mouey at pan- Counterfeit 8100’s ou the Merchants Bank, Cheraw, Alabama, North Carolina and Tennessee bills, from 3 to 5 per cent, discount. Consumption! E VERYBODY knows is a flattering dis ease. It commences and progresses-so iusiduously, that before one is aware of it, the lungs are a niass of tiicers, then a sudden exposure or change from heat to cold, pro duces an inflammation, and in a few days or Weeks, it is safd he or she died ofhasty Cpn-^ sumption. For ali troubled with cough or lung complaint, wc would refer to the adver tisement on the outside of this paper of JtTd- Flournoy G W Fuller Solomon Fulerton J. S Griswold E. G Giles Wiley J 3 Gentrv Ekv Graham Mrs M ,L W Griswold J T Grogan John Gar'aiier. K.B. Gordon Francis Godwin J II IliUff F Henderson T C Hall Wm Oct. 14 ^ Hunt F $ Uaryis Isaac Hardin J M Henderson O E Hall Mhomas Irwin.Abraham James R M Jones John King W11 Killmgsworth F Kelly Tlp> in as Kirkpatrick H Kevs Miss Alary LyouNN A Luther. Jemithe Ix;wis N , Tfintom A J .- Leak UR Lusk D H NEW BOOKS! Conte and Buy! Just Received at the Cherokee Book Store, rpHE Following new and interesting =?■ T ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW FASHIONS FOR FALL AND WINTER! A, 0. DAY ~^\7 OtrLD’ rcspcctfhlfy inform liis s sM X works: , j ” friends and customers that lie has jtoit Napoleon.Dynasty, hy the Berkly men,2 50 ' received htsYishionslor the ensuing'season. Lumpkin Afarv Ann i die, 50c. \fnfCn ^ C T i 'RflSft Strff Lorenzo Dow's complete works, 2 00. Sparks’Lifc of Washington, 100'. Haliburton's Yankee Stories, 1 00. Book of Knowledge, 1 00. Fox’s Martyr's, 1, 00. Thrilling Adventures, 1 00. Georgia Scenes, I 25. Life and works of Dean Swift; I 0»>. Simms* Life of Marion, 1 00 “ Gen. Greene, 1 00 Uncle Tom’s Cabin as itis. 1 73: History cf the Mormons, 1 00. Leslie’s Cookerf, 1 Ot). • James Montjov, 80c. • Sanford and Merton. SOc. Wm. TcH, 50c. Da nip 1 Boone, 39c. Roughing it in the Bush, hy Mrs. JIoo- froui the celebrated Mahan’s* establishment i Philadelphia, and is prepared to Wait on them at.hts shop, opposite Latimer’s hotpl Cil '< and see him. anti look at his fashion platte. j Sept. 9, V822 . I 7 —:—; >'-y- j- - j v . ltfe«Usjh Lsuyers! A flENEgAJc digest index to Georgia 'Reports, ir-elnding t, 2, 3 Kelley, 4 ip 1 to Gccrgiii Reports, ('h»iIton’s and oilier l decisiot'3. Coffip'ilrd by Thomas' R. lf. Cobb 1 and W. IV Lumpkin A small supply jiist i reeeived anil fur sti’e'at the Cherokee Book jStore. 4 ' ! Sept i, 1852. ^ - ' FRESH . ,McCray S T Miles W K McAllen Win. Martin Aim L MeDaniel L on A McGuire Patrick McGuire lieary - fc Alatiiis Victoria JiayB Mooney James Montgomery David AlcLin Hugh OIJearFM Osborn Dnuiel Pilcher It Pew Hero . > - Rowe Margaret 3 Rice Wm Stewart J' J S*wart Janies Smith 11 ' Shepherd James G J Sumpter J P 'Stenson It E i Sau'itpr ll v Stovall Airs. Naccv Smith VV L Taylor J W Underwood J & It Waldrup Airs M A Wofford Elizabeth Whitener A1 Wheeler C L Whitfield F M Wi'son Thomas Zant W m a: HAll^EJ*. M. Miss Strreklafitl r s Quegns of England, vols. S10 00. Fifteen I ecisive Battles, 1 25. Stewart’s Free Mason’s Manual, 1 00 Temperance Tales, &c., i 25. JEsQp’s Fahles in Ithynie. 1 0(Tr J avail's Lion, by. Charlotte Eltzuhctji, 50c. Sargeift’s, Russell’s aiul Frost Speakeis. Rollins’ Ancient History,3 5o. Se| tcniber 2, 1852. AUSTRIA IS 1S48 & 18f9. B 1 ; Iloii: WM. H. STILES—2 htrge vols. Illustrated' A few cUplo^just received I and for sale ar the Cherokee Bock S+ore. 'Sept. 2.’185*. s : Dutch B oljifys jCipffiui ' . Sr SiHEAlt have- received G/& M. CAMEROA 1 , . | DIRECT UIPOKTERS. AND WHOLESALE DE.VL- E'SO- IN Crockery, CbjnaA Glassware, N(*. 145 MEETIVu-ST., ClmrlcMoh, S. C. NOWDEN from Newvxoik, Dutoh Boiung Cloths, - i Ol- the best quality,-Nos <:.l. 2, 3, 4,5,6,2. S, 9 otid lO.'ar.d to which the attention of the pitblip is-fespeetfully invited, June 10,-18-52. FAMILY GliOCEKY.AlS'I) CANDY MANDT'ACTCSY llAV&al wayson hand a large and e.\ten-j •ive assort n.ent of the above Goods, (stlfttt- J tj"!* ed by one of the fit' 01 at the Manufactories ol LN C A LB COIN, GEO. subscribers having opened a Family Grocery and Candy. Store- in Calhoun, { England and Frailee.) which they offer for ( sale_at as low rates as they can be purchased ! in' any citv of the Union, i Jan. lTk 1852. 49— Iv. Geo., solicit a share of thd public patronage They; keep on hand atiti offer at, wholesale and retail. -Molasses, Acte OWeens •'•grwp, Sugars.XHurt's lt:f.ned and Powdered; Mack erel, Rice, iHo akd Java Coffee. - Their Caiidv, VviiTeh is a uood article,:®ltl he forwarded at 20 .rents p i |«Hi!Td. .'llfiiry jiiso have on hand a variety xd Pickles, Prr- [ serves, Lunon, Syrup, Sauces, Tobacco, Cigars, i Snitjft Mustard, Matches, Raisins, he., all of IT NOW ye that wc. Benjamin E. Green, j which will be sold cheap for cash. ' Call and j il Robert Batov, Jamts Scott: and George ! see us. We think we can phase you., c Notice of Copartnership. GEO GIA, ’IVHITFfELD COUNTY. s , - To ALL PltRSONS WHOM THESE PKESEXTS | COME, GK££Y1NG I ^ this an*ful diseaso.^ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ty Wk are authorized to announce A. M. FLOYD • candidate tor Tax Receiver, at the election fin 1st January next. Oct. l8-4dc >' iv - - - Books at Auetioir! THE subscriber will offer for sale at AUCTION the balance of his stock of school and miscellaneous books—commenc ing this (Thursday) evening, and continue every night until all is sold-^or antRevery the Pnnce President Emperor Napoleon, was [ body quits bidding. He respectfully invited ” ”* ' * “ ' attention to the stock, and would remark that a better Opporuuiity will never be of fered to get good, books cheap. Bargains HTulmg made Easy.—%ie . “ cfoxy folks’’ im the-toy lm at Hartford, CofcA 60 * beat, mix a gill of alcohol with a gallon ot' soft map, just as thqy ore going to nib it on the clothes, which they then soak two or throe hours, and then merely rinoe out in deer water, and all the dirt is out os effec tually os good sense is ont of a follow after drilling the same qoantity of the .. poison stair Just taO the women that this is the eomsst vaj to moke washing ea^y, and urge them to try it, and yon will thereafter hare mamma* to ran away os washing day. la Washing stairs and Faaatges, always use a sponge instead of a cloth when Vrash- ing the space between the cpipet and sail, aad jaw will got soil the edgss. Sponge is (tonsil this infonaotioa is cheap, but it ia gains bis to aU hreaskespers.— l%e ■■ w ■- Ceikm Mill at Milbmfy, taken suddenly ill intmediotoly thereafter, and in 24 hours was dead! The course of true lore never did ran smoothe. Reuben Lee was recently'tried ia Livingston county, N. T„ for marrying his Dulcina in defiance of the « auld people.”— The young lady was bat 14 years of age, sad the H. Y. law pronounced Lee guilty of ab duction. A Mrs. Collins, proprietress of a boarding-boose in Pensacola,had her estab lish m,wit burned to the ground, on the !?tb. Loss $16.000—no insurance. Why don’t people insure. The market Stalls in Mobile rented l for $16,000 this year. The Astor Library, New York, will pen wtv* 30i000 relume*. ti Jeetnes Gordon) has gone tower” toTwffWr UlA. Hope it may make an impretohj* «■ kirn. «WM0 people, 8Q0wh^!Ma, amidl,- 000 cattle, hare gens toCaliforeto ( km Joar, by the PlaiaSTQUto. v - Ned Boatline ia ahsutstirtiag a aew paper at Carlyle, iHI .) which rqjstoes in the name of ^ Ned BuntMadh Horelhit, and Carlyle Prairie Haw.” If Ned don't kill Itthahaams must. y3P- Mr. Botts has boon premuted with a 8IITCT pvCMT| By MW ■Cl ■ B0WWL ffiftraio-China trade—brought given at private sale. Cash'required for all books purchased. JOHN W. BURKE. Cassvillc, Nov. 4,1852. Furniture for Side. 1 W1LL SELL on most reasonable rates run cash, my entire lor of ho use!) old and kitchen furniture, consisting of tables, bedsteads, safe, bureau, wardrobe, chain, crockery ware, a fine cooking stove, (new) pots, pails, &c.dc. fall and examine. '".JOHN W. BURKE. . Nor. 4— . Falk Sharif Salea. 0 s the first Tuesday in Dtadalst Cassville, situated .and lyiijg immediately j east of the storehouse, and by Konkin3 F. Fricc^Also the dwelling house,, with two acres more or less, known as the dwelling house of Thomas G. Dunlap. -Levied-on to satisfy a mortgage fi,fa. issued fcom-Gbss Superior court, in favor of Chamberlain A Bancroft vs. Thomas G. Dunlap. Proper ty pointed out in said fk fo. Lot No. 2$2, in the 4th district and 3d Action; also twenty-five hundred pounds, more or less, of seed cottony also six barrels more or less, of com. levied on tq satisfy two’fi. fas. issued from CassAiperior court: one in favor of Howell Cobb, Governor, vs. Enos Sneat& Lemuel Philips; the other in favor of Charles AI. •vs. Lemuel Phillips & Wiiliafo- Heqden. JOHN R BROWN, Sh'ff Nov. 4, 1852. - FALL AND WINTER! JOHN A ERWIN A GAIN calls the attention of .his custoni- cis to his new and extensive stock of fall and winter goods, now receiving and opening at bis old stand, efiiGraeiqg almost every article adopted to tfic wants of the peo ple, and eordiallv invites ore and all to an examination ot Iiis stock. Fliort profits and large sales to responsible buyers, arc his mottoes Cassvillc, Oct. 7y 1S52. » e imriK we van pnase you. , o . y. 1) EVERETT & CO. S GEORGIA, WHITFIELD COUNTY. A N elegant stock of Ladies’ Dress Goods v known that on the 3Jth day of July, just received p also a fine stock of glove* in the. year cf our Lord 1852, before _ me, and hosiery, by JOHN A. ERWIN. B 3 OOTiJ and Shoes, hats and caps, a largfe assortment of_ali, just received bv \ JOHN A. ERWIN. • TH'SXY Bagging, rope and'twine, for sale JUT by . 7 JOHN A. ERWIN. ‘Jk/YUL-WiStES, Sugar coffee, salt, iron. ItI nail*, and-blacksmitlis tools, for sale bv JOHN A. ERWIN. ‘ sNaburgs, stripes kerseys, blankets, and negro shoes lor sale bv JOHN A. ERWIN. sale by Cutlery, and. double- ' barrel shot guns, for JOHN A ERWIN. O’SHIELDS & NORRIS, “ FASHIONABLE TAILORS, Over Peeples' Store, CALiHOUN, GEORGIA. , October 7, 1852. Philips, have associated ourselves .together a body corporate, foi the puqjosc of engag- j ingin the business of a machine- shop and j foundry, and that we"" have adopted as our) corporate name, by which we Will sue and j be sued,the Dalton Mauuf.icun ing Company, j ami by which tkc wlllhe kndwu'Stnd design a- | jed, that ify baA l c subsiiibed a# our eorpo rate stock the sum-, of four thousand seven ! hundredtilollas, whielr will be employed-in I and the prop; the business before .mentioned. j’tfca't he may be found at B. B. Presley’s, *•- (Signed) Blxjahi.v E.Gkkex, j ways ready to tloany woik in the wagon m«- James Scott, j kisrg’liue; "also will stocktSvythes at the short- Bohlut Bate v, j est notice, and will make them rqq as well :Cfohce l’Htt.irs. i and save as much grain as any in Georgia. Calhoun, Geo, April 15th, 1852. Good 2§Tews!' LYjfN WEST GAINES, ■ NEAR ElIUalfbEL, CASS COCXTV, CE0UCIA. ; Li ESI’ECTFULLY informs his friends Xl/ and the ]>enple oi the neighborhood, Signedib the preserve ot Wm. P. Chester, and Winston-Golden,'J: 1. C. . Recorded and certified for the 31st day of July T852.' John W. .-'.xdeksox,c s.c. Eah-irfoe, Jan. 22, 1852.—11 Winston Gordon, one of the Justices of the Inferior Court for the'conntv anu State aforc- NEW PROVISION STORE, AT ADAinSVIf.LE, GEO. . Y 1AT-L ovor on the west side of *1)0 RflR \J Road, and buy yonr U'focEKtRS.cIto^! f oh cash or barter. Here yon can al'.vays jind Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Rice, Salt, Bacon, Lard, Meal, Flour, 'Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, said, personally came Robert Baley, resident Candies, R.-usins, Cheese, Pickle*, &r.,-&c. of jhc Dalton Alghfacttiring Company, and j D. A. CRAWFORD, having been dfiTy savorn on the Iloly Evan- j June 3d, 1852'.- gelist of Almighty . God. according to law.; ! deposeth and-saith, that 'the amount ot cap- i itnl stock actually paid in and employed -by j said company, is three thousand tivehmidreil; dollars, and property, fools, stock, &c. of the . eompany, are actually worth rlie amount. | K on vet Batev. Sworn to and subscribed before in. WINSTON GORDON, j. i. c. Recorded this 31st day of July. 1852. JOllN W. ANDERSON, c.s. c- August 19 28 tf CIIAS. il. DURYEE; Forwarding, Storage "AND GENERAL Admioistratar’s Sale. A GREEABLY to an order of thfe OrSi- narylSf Gwinnett couu’y', will be sold on tie fir»t Ttteodfy iiv January' nexty- be fore the court-house door in Caasvflte,- the following: Lot of.land, No. 98, in the 16th district and 3d section of Cass cop contain ing 16f acres, more or less. • Sold, os the property of James Loekndge, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs. Terms on the day DAN E LtiCKRlDGfc, Adm’r. ' Noy. 4—tds. Jilio 1 M1E copartnership heretofore existing.tin- . der the name of Cantrell anil Higdon in the hotel business, was diseolred in Au gust. by mutual consent. W.J. CANTRELL, t. 7. ROBERT-HIGH CHEROKEE BOOK STORE, At CASSVILLE, GA ' flMlE undersigned would most respectful ■A ly announce to the citizens of Cherokee Georgia, that he has established a Book Store at this point, and can supply on the mo3t reasonable terms: Medical, School_ and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books, Magazines, Sic., See. '• He wriil at all times keep a good supply on hand, and any Book that may not be found-in.the Store, can .be obtained in a few days. He solicits a share of the pubFc patron age—believing that satisfaction can be giv en. All-orders from a distance wall be prompt ly attended to. JNO. W. BURKE. Ag’t vrill be arid, in Cedar Town, within t> the Cherokee circuit ( except Dade.) They usual hours of sale, the fohqwmg property: . . - . One Rifle ko^; levied ones, the property •f James A. Reaves, to sotialy a ft. fa. in Jn%e Sharkeyvraa to Irerearibdffir p»- vana on Tuesday. favor of James W. Wooldridge re James A. Renves. Btoa^ pdand out by Jacob Hogue, now thaeatfirofer at said-fi fa. y" k One anaU wraeon: -levied on aa the psop- Jolm Wnght, to aabafy a ft. to. J. C Yoik W. Wright, and Allen Fhilpnk. J. C. KASBCRY, Dtp. Sh’ff ^ wi-'Kciire to aalfaffymmt. Aff). WHITE, D Sh'ff. Nor. 2, l»Si: WM. H. & J. W. H. UNDERWOOD, BOSKS, GEORGIA, Win*, practice Law in all the counties of trill both personally, a W. u. Underwood will attend the conns of Jacksbn and Habersham counties of the Wes- tern eirenit. Both will attend the sassioes of the Snpreme Coart atCassrilleamd Giinro- ri'lle. Ali bosinass entrrsted to them will he promptly and'faithfully attended to. Office next door to Hooper A Mitchell, u Buena Vista House;’’ Rome, Ga., at winch plaeereoeor btoh will always be found, ex cept when absent on professional bosinesa. April 24—12— ly. MEDICINES, AT tHE CTggqpXTVt BOOK STOE£ - M’Daniels. Mitchel A fiulsey WAREHOUSE AND .COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ~ Ware-house convonietltly sitttatod oil Planter 'street, ■ Strictly Fire-Proof, • A Air KDAXTnrCOMMODIOVS,. ALSO WHOLESALE AND E TAID DEALE S In Dry Goods Groceries, and the various necessary articles.desire to return thanks for liberal patronage heretofore, and will trust a continuance. I. O. McDANIEL, P. E. MCDANIEL' A W. MITCHELL, E:j. HULSEY, Atlanta,' Sept, g. 3ff iv Gomniissiaa- Business; I" NO. 60, BAY STREET, SsvaRRtfh, M R.DUllYET! will, at all Jmrcs,gi vp tits. careful aiul prothpl pe st?*ial attention j to receiving,seiliig. storing or forwarding have just received the following 1 whatever cot loos or other produce may be ;w and interesting Books : | unsigned to him, on which the usual advan ces war bethadc. '.REFERENCES: Messrs. G. W. Gar many & Co. Savannah. “ Jeffers, Colhran, & Co. Hamburg. “ B. S. Dunbar & Co. ' “ “ S. C. Grenville & Co. Augusta. I). Oshorn, Esq Forsyth. Messrs. J. Norcross &'c«. Atlanta. “ K. W. & T. G •Sims, Ncwnatr' J. \V. Burke, Esq. Cb.ssv'Hc. J. A. Erwin, Esq. “ B. Brant icy. Ksq.'Peuficl'd,. Butts, I'kUfcll & Co. Baltimore. Hollis, Stark & Co. New York. . AiiiiOit 26- 29 Kbw Books—come and Buy! W E »” tiew Knowlson’s Horse and Cow Doctor. Duff 's Book Keeping. Pioneer’s Danghter, by Bcnnfctt. Love in High Life, by Arthur. Yailev Farm, by Peterson. Love in a Cottage, by Arthur. The Oxonians, by Buiwer. The Divorced ife, by Arthur. Cruising in the last war, by Peterson. Aunt Phillip's Cabin, a reply to Uncle Tom’s Cabin, by ilrs .Eastmar. Life in the South, by C. II. .n y SdL Smith’s Recollections. Last of the Mohicans, by Cooper. The .Pilot, a sea tale, “ The Deer slayer, “ The Pathfinder, Josephine, or the Effect and Escape, by jEAlYi.lL A Grace Aquillar. ; . Robin Hood, illustrated. Game Cock of the wilderness, at the Cherokee Book Store. JOHN W. BURKE Sept. 30*1852. Cherokee FOR SALE! F R sale 500 acres of Land, lying on the Western & Atlantic Railroad, adjoinin HATS AKD CAPS. A fine stock of Hats and Caps, embracing ali the latest styles of Silk, Beavers, Cassimere and Leghorn, Kossuth, Cam- peachy, Palm Leafi Sur, at PATTON & TRIMBLE'S. AdalnciUc, April 14,1852. Insure.Tour Frcpety! , TM1E undersigned, agent for the Southern >1 Mutual insqrrere Cotripaur, continues to ipamt rim lirea cf white persons' slaves, or any species of propeny. All oidcrs by mail attended to promptly. JOHN . BUfcKE, Ag t. Sept. 2,183*. WASHBURNj WllDER & CO. Fatten and Commission Merchants, RAYAH*AH. GEO. All ILL coaimae the above basine ss, 1 jT Jtsj street-east of the Exchange. Ordin (or bagging, rope and other sup- GEOCERIES, &c. T IIE subscribe/i-'still in Calhoun, where lie offers ali articles in his line, at thp lowest cash prices. Buy here, and thereby save aItigli per ccuiage for hooking, and then there is I ino buns for money. n. . , i i We arc determined to keep as. good articles a f us the market.affords. Wc r.re about receiving a new supply of the various kinds of SVilA( Oi’FEES, MOLASSES, Si’ll UP, CHEESE. SALT, nyinv' pr.Esrnvns, v:cki.es, SAUCE, LATHS, PRUNES, C 5 a A R-S .4 rs I> T; i> U A € C O ; Di'E STUFFS, FACTORY I'-UINS; CAI:;±jiP.o TC& './i.-'I.OU jSj^TAIT-. Call anff sec ns if you-want the articles. -Wethiisk we can .-ni! '«a. S. D, EVERETT. October 21st, 1852. 37 2m the town of Cassville, with 150 acres clear ed Land, and $3500 worth of improvements on it, consisting of a new framed gin house, and cast-gearing find packing screw, good fra tried negro houses, dwelling; See, &c.; 409 acres Of good-level valley Land. Don’t enquire, but fail and look at the crop on it. It can be bought, lot fort j-tive'jiunffred dol lars. AUGUSTUS K. WRIGHT. Sept. 30, lS5:£-6»r SELLING AT COST! I „ — — .Vs „ , - Fnticy Prints. T AI'lEs hummer Dress Goods, consist- j V ' ’ ±J ing pf Muslins. Bareges, Tissues. &c. at O A A-different patterns of-Fancy Prints, JNO. A. ERWIN’S. iwUU of all colors and prices, justre- Julv 8. i ceived by =—W—: ; i PATTON <k TRIMBLE. A. J. BHAD\ i i Adairsville, April 14, 18-52. ( Whits Hall Street,) A PLANT A, Geo. i D EALER in Hardware. Carriage Trim-! tilings, Mechanics arid Fanners’ Tools, 1 . j Groceries, liquors. See. [April 15. ; BOUTS AND SHOES: [April 15. NUNN ALLY’S CHEMICAL PATENTROAP.; ; F OR sale at Sets per pound—^An excel lent article for washing purposes; at this office. July 15, 1852. Cali fine e^sortment o.’Boots and Eiibes, at 37A cents a pair, jutt received by PAT iON & TiiLMBLKJ -1kajiociilc, April 14th, 1852. Hollow ware and Pig Iron. Town Property for Sale! I T WILL sell mv houses and lots in Cal- , . j A boon, Gordon county, on good terms.— . S 00 '^ assortnren. of I The lots are Nos. 9 and 10, first section— j HOLLOW WARE AND FIG HION, j three houses suitable for store , a superior article, laanafactuied at the above j families, with good kitchens to each house, i \y or ks,uhirli he wiil.sell on good terms.’ ,■■■ , i Possession given immediately, audit not, 1st; The pig metsT is Hot blast. Hofiow Witte. ; January. Gallon Robert Brass well, and ho | tfcrec cents ^ nound, deiivefed al C«“^' 4 will show them. I vnU sell low for^h. yille De l)0t . 1 i-Culi. Orders may be addressed to him at Sept. 2 30 BARGAINS IN LADIES DtESS GOODS. sngWden & shear; AUGUSTA, GO. tersville, Geo. JfOSEPU WHISTON. April S), 1852. Vh . - , Pri, ■» a j fcX7ILL» frotnftna day, sell theii present few thousand Sne, Cigar*,'j - *1 «f stock of colored; tinted Mus.ins, col- Xa. Che wing. Tobacco, for sala'to April i Aug. 12 . Rowland, Cass mint JNO H. WILDER, FKAS. G DANA. 27 fim otari printed Borages, Tissues. Crape de Par- ' owatta Grenadines^st aoot. The assortment soiae oltSeJgtre’. sfyies and