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VOLUME X. Ci SAXDERSYILLE AND-SPARTA, G A., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 18o6. business CnriK j NUMBER 8. ,V,eUlr Miscellaneous Journal, lM -'l>.U?HKD at \NBERSVIU-E and SPARTA VVF.UY TJ1YJG1 ,aV morning, JSS 1. c. n.Nw.nii.N. CONFECTIONS. snsiiifsiCarii.s., RABUN & SMITH. iNICE THINGS FOR TATTLE] COMMISSION AivilC HANTS. 'SC | SAVANNAH, GA. | ^UCtl as CindU-s of various sorts , „ different kinde. lYuiis ; suit the M-asons, Atc.Nfcc. Nuts of ! rpENDER their sorvwes to 'lit- L’lnntnrs oi -j . :; CTl •xixn- ; Terms of this Pap< if all kir.ds to j J_ Georgia, in the sale ot C’Qtt' -ti , ■ l Produce.—Having laid ninny j ;u i once, they flatter themselves on- Ketag aVle r give satfeffetiou' to their pair is. . Hie.- gn not engage in specuiaiioii ■ i * ! “; 1 'A'- 1 ”” ever. Orders for Bagging. R - "■ - ,J Supplies tviin.o - fitteri-cCE'N- turd at m lowest mar $niSMCSS (l ' S. B. JUNES. • :i T TO LX BY A T l A TF &-aiitl€ri>viiic Gts. June 21,1805. 2.0—if . Prom the Memphis Eagle & Enquirer. angel music ALSO SKC.A.HR. tobacco, and snuff. Call and taste for yourselves. y. m. May 17 1S55 D- , 0 in ar.vtNcr, - ini: lAl'iltATlO’S OF rtt will consist of t«n lines, Wt every | Successors to Cubbedge (I jBrolflCJ. : - - . . , isement will be counted a square wheth- j W uoi.KSALE AND IiDfAlI. j FraiikHll &> JppailtlyCT "Jr ten lines stud under twenty-one j \) ()-{) \{ § K L L E ll S A N D ; J" \ U-. CT" f\ .Jmited two' squares all over twenty ~ ™ t ~ ® « ‘- I A A V-' ' , un der thirty-one, three squares, &«.. , MONTHS $-.00 J -— ft ' . T - T»*. KAKUN, 1 thi- HIM- *vu tab; • ””'jWAHNOCK & I)AAIb,| :twyj Successors to Cubbedge if* Brother.'——— ;— ; * . ‘ JIA^iSU k GlEUUll),. . •VTTOiUvEYS- l-\-T IAW, ■ Tf ■■ sSt 'vet, - t VA UNA if. GA.. T>^:.V TK'E in AVEk-Wson comity, t c.> J TSoftne D-i nxl tiie • ..retne t'ntirr of (4. Mrctotin M\ns M:tv fist, 755. rnison c< ••ruaiid Meimo Circuit; United States and Sr Colts V. CBEitAP-n. , TES OF ADVERTISING. * J. E1{ g^uAitu or TEN LISFS. si no aiul Fiftv cents for each ,ciiHeltloli i .■entmuatice. .. T ,.,U,,„eiii; sent without ftspacifieauon a r,.t‘ in^fitious. will b« published XT''od Chafed accordingly. " '. , > rods *■ a, f ! ^“'f' noteveeed one square, - 5lf 0« ^^■TraHtciU U;^e unth those 11 , . , i l.u the year, oewpyinf a U>D*h 0 . - v Slid s ttjai .Sdreriisnnents. . . ' n ..ud and Negroes, by AdminUtra- or Guardians, are vequneo V V H. l.i on the first Tuesday in the !j* to i 0,,.,1-s of JU iujhe torenoon ^.iKtween heliomsol ^ 1JoUtie V CouJdvUi which he property is sun- N T . S T I 0 .V s: it $ , ; NO. 159. CONGK KRS RTREIT, South-sidf Market Square, SAVANNAH, GA. J. G. M IVaknock, ] Yit. F_ Davi- May 24th, 1S55. 10 tf . J. E. WILLIAMS, Jurrmrrh/ oi Knoxville. 'J'enn. COMMISSION MERCHANT. ANT) DEALER IN Bacon, Lard, Corn, *0'at9. .Wheat ntid i ro- • ciincU. Ware, Char dtu-e generally, Johnson's l\ are-house, Atlon- | gr.utlteiut eireui: on! t» G». " , I Rt. John's counties t orders Cpoki fi cIietfiiiCe pr*»!np«.iN fit- tended to ' i oh 7—Uoy . TORS AND C03IMIS-SIDN ,U GRt U-'icd N, SAVANNAH, GA. June Cth, 1,8.48. , ~‘— 1 > r "Tong^yctctie BRUNSWICK, GA. i t^TlLI. give Uwit UaYN'W lewis Aikrnic? ’'at- Lcm'-ABpd.rta, Georgia 1 ■\-STILL prsiet:. : lit HI d.c c 0 n \ V N ,rt* t-rn Ciruntt—r /d aiso > ■ ur.tff.s. of the > in Washiag- , • ' r - ... fl.ul B-f.AvJn C-. ..utiea. ■ : ’vV't'’:. 'v. n n « M s-Tdoor • Ctl t? r ijoso* » * b.li. »;* Stihs.-ril-eris prepared to pr , , of law Liberty, Mein Tatnden 01,'UDi ixs of i-Ui, Giy.iii, Wayne TiT e*ii On-iiit; I.cwin''.ts, u v:A :\ ■: Tiiun tAe TnYdkcrr.i S?t. JounT uountie Titos. T. T.o: Mav 18n4 ■ .no;. W. C. t .... unts for ail't •c last-1.(4. o:' I'oiwrreKR ' ' • Vf aynesbo'o, Can hhiy.ilst _ Y 1 Pr r F TV rv. ,> ei i.. V ATTORNEYS AUGUSTA, , , a .,u.Q mvist be given in . , , 1 ,,V -v eils to the day DR. LAWRENCE. HAVE moved my office to the building! a orUif store -. ,a--uw i | GHAYBftj. & ' HARWELL, where 1 sh*U , , 1 alwavs be prepare-’ to attend pmtossionai yal.ls. , B .de of personal property j • uw -‘.’ 1 1 M _ j. LAWRENCE, M. V. TiT in like manner 10 days previous j Jan ^ is55 . 5-tf ' ' . ,i,. tors nii-4 creditors of an -'SHfeSon wiitenavte to the • Vc for leave t,. sell Land or ws,tT*la' published two months. :iT D_tIiS iu IdP attoiinuys at law, - /AViiyncsboro, C»a.« . TIilier. Ar.jwstn, Georgiy Gro. MENpELL Medku!. r HAVE moved my vtnee to tne I rpbe undeti5igh?d T,-hl cont.nve t ; i-..’t:]C | occupied as a drug store by Messrs. j ae*dieim. in ah hs ••r-r,.--.e<, _, ,- y.,-N ! fully ortVns lus servhwj to the «tuena. ol ‘ y. p .iliuml i Saudersville aud \Y asliirgton cyUi.ty L.s ,J .' yp RV oi: \. ... ■fide is ! on the corner in‘the u. -.v :-,:. r : ; g i>- y El—7 "‘X 1— - jY $$££I 0A VID a - al-EXANDER. OR. R. R. N1SRE I 4 . />FFEliS his services to the people ofEiit- J Jun. iH * “ . .. of Medk-iuo-. and I A.imvnislration, Guar- UpWUFa be" published 3-3 da.vs-tor , Ad#niS _ ttr Jtt m house (the residence ot | Imp „rl t -rS X»:i 1>iu!*rs Ul .-. ., i.n.niiisiraUon, mont dp, six ij r « A.lams,) unless proiassiouilly eng«g< J. .... r . h-fiem l-roin Guardianship, 40 j ' noth,Uk =-»" ! FILER, CUTLER7 , Ba.CTskiAl -n- . . „ of Mortgage must h«|rr i {) ! \ \\f (TV V /V * A f( ^ | flU Ol IttT Mecli IB 1C S I S«L, >J«T r Gt ,: S -1 ii ALl) W H IV cV l l-uIVb, ; ... ullund t .- x. etc, T! Ay;V-:T u .Wi&r AX j -HCEiVINti, FORWARDING ANu , . . ?.* ' «-t bond has ' p,. ,„ m i,v!nn .»ari> hit 111 si. .. ...... . .. i , M iw- rrmet U r r T.T1.0 ■ * •’ *-v ; ham, in the practice of .- _ Surgerv. i'an L.rays be found at ms i-u'-.f — i « \fT’l? T , D '. t TlJ F ! a.t th« *uld si-tiki of brtiubiim. La.'vvr^no^ j -H L -L^ aa X -s -v-— bid house (the !£tc- reside 1 noc of Jg, ) U1I Pvoiofinl OU TUy O LLgi'E **G • v aOESMIT H ANJ> WO. I. .; e t ircui atKl will -CTLV, ed ' When the twiiigh* weeps ’neuth her azure veil, And the sweet flowers sigh as the day grows . P alc > Then w imgyl aomeson her Buyer wings, And a golden' h arp in her hand she brings ; Soft, sweet aiid.l.ONT.j; . Ilich. numbers flow, VH I lrnsh'my breath while the angel sings . Oh! the love-rays fall from her dew filled eye Like the soft "star beams from the twilight And .sh? fans my brow with her fragrant willglF, , TV bile she gently strikes on the goleen strings! Soft, sweet and law, - " Rich numbers flow! An .1 I weep for joy while the angel sings’. Like thc^oft, south wind, when he woes the flowers, ! r :i- p t p e a i;i.j bird's note in the love-wreathed _ xtri i - crtitlJd bv bowers, .. . • .1. iOIAY.NE. ; Kte the. thrilling sigh . of the winds harp V" P-3. -■ l ,‘ r strings, T(T t r rT> 77 ! Are the rapture tones that the angel sings! - - - j Hoft. sweet and low, AT LA W Glad breathing flow, Q A ; | Ar ,-t I Areas-- of love while the angel sings! i Like the plaintive voice'of the moaning pine, j Rip-, the wild, wild wail of heaving brine, ! Uke the groans thntsweep on the nightwlada j v,->iugs, ' Is the strange, sad song thet the angel sings. Dark and deep and low, Sad meanings flow, I AnJ . i ,«ep o'er the lost while the angel sings! Then a lofty strain on rich harp swells, And the soul of bliss in its music dwells; And the tide- of song o'er the glowing strings, Flows fresh and free from the Eden springs! Soft, sweet and low, Rich breathings flow, And I dream of Heaven, while the angel -It TTORNEY AT LAM _ ‘Louisville. Gti., iftc C -.fll the Courts of the Mid- attention to a.j I#..AsA.*■ ■-* t. Air ATfls’fU or Adudnistvators, wheto bond h.is . i.y the deewued, the udl space of , - ^ .v-vn-Uvavs be continued aecor- 'thcif' 1 the* leer'll 'requirements, unless ', u ordered, at the fodowmg R A T £ 5 i Coiuoiisiiioii iiIct’CirirLs. Bay Street. Savannah, Ga. R. S. UARDAVK'K, J. G. COOK E. J a unary 1, 1805 2 ly DR. BRANHAM. 4 T the earnest request of fflMiy ft n-Y \ old Friends aud patrons I have dvtorK.nl- I • • 1.' * ... . Itctdli rr:lt‘* ! Savunnals," Ga-, Keep constantly on hand; a, full of Planter’s, Bn ders and H--ui-.-kn . . goods; all of which are-ofl'er-id at prices unusu- allvlow*. , , Goods for the inter -.r gava-euy.- -, and shipped with du-patco. Orders- respectful!y solicited.- - ! Oc-t. 17, 185,5 -T rT., v c on letters-of Administration, 8- T! J flati.issory l'rotu Ad>nistnmon, ■* ^ ( ^ and pilU - ons p have a-.-tcrmiu- i — T T , . r T do. do. '•*’ 4. ob j c ,i to remain in Eatont.iu and continue tire rae- ; £)J> # Y ILi,TA.-i T m sell Lam! or N egipos, ,, ^ | tK . { . 0 cM e aioine. I offer my services to the oiti- j T Uu-,aia-it to Dvhtors and Gi ediioie, _ i zens of Imtoi-tou and Putnam county-, anti will f personal properly, tea days, . ^ faithfu iiv to my Protbssion. 1'.vdl give re. ... Vvccutors, ; special siteuticu to obstetrical,eases, ana ttie Lan-1 or Negroes ly - nn diseases of women and ehildreu. Having uad 1 square, a GO i liianv years experience in t-lie practice, J hope i two weeks, .. .. - 1 - - * — -*—- «->•»*«•«»»■«•» nan advertising his wile. D» :juu N rn an A A" I " 3urg'C and well | of F A L U ] Cr.OTITJiTG, jjV'h i’tev-(iiov'Ur sale on; AUCO31M0DATING- TERMS, at dvliolc j ;:.de ftnd retail. iaf' Old hand ; Lcl c < ■ t ■ - cl 8 to c k VNl) winte ' ■ h ’ " 4 tnnee ffom liis servants av as una vailing. The carriage had disap peared. but the Bishop made an in stinctive movement as though anx ious to escape from further pil lage/ . ., “Wait awhile, or may be I shall get angry with you. Hand over your watch and sales and then jou may trudge.’ . Now it happeued that the Divine felt a particular regard for his watch —not so much from its being of considerable value, but because it had been presented to him by his first patron, and he ventured to expostulate. “Surely you have taken enough; leavp my watch, aud I’ll forgive all you Have done.’ “Who ax’d your forgiveness, you old varmint? . W ould you trifle with my goodnature? Don t force me to do anything I’d be sorry for, but without any more bother, just give me your watch, or, by alithats holy”— And he jerked the bludgeon from his right hand to his left, spat on the homey palm of the former, and regrasped the formidable wea pon as though seriously bent on bringing it into operation; this ac tion was not unheeded by his vic tim—he drew forth the golden time piece, and with a heavy sigh han ded it to his spoiler, who rolling the -chain and seals around it, found some wider aperture in hi3 apparel into which he crammed it; and giv ing himself a shake to ascertain that it had found, by its own gravity, a place ot safety, he said “And now be off with yoii, and thank the blessed saints that yen leave me without a scratch on your skin, or the value of your little fin ger hurt we may catch, if you persist in wearing it?” “Take it off, dear papa,” observ ed the daughter, “but do’nt throw it away; it may lead to the detec tion of the wretch who robbed you.” The obnoxious garment was re moved; the young lady wr a about to place it under the seat, when she heard a jingling noise that at tracted her attention; and on ex amination, found in various parts of the coat, not only the watch, pocketbook, purse, and silver, of which her father had been depriv ed, but a yellow canvass bag, such as is used by larmers, containing about thirty guineas. Mysteries of the Air. Beta man roll a little air ^ n J}' 3 mouth, and what is that? Let Na poleon twist it between his lips, and all the world is at war; give it to Fenelon, and he shall so manage it with his tongue that there shall be everywhere peace. It is but a lit tle agitated air that sets' mankind, in motion. If we could live, with out air, we could not talk, sing, or hear any sounds without it. d here- would be a blazing sun in a black sky—sunshine mingled with thick darkness; and there would be eve rywhere an awful silence. There is less air in the u iper than in the lower regions of the atmosphere, the bottom crust of air is, of course, densest. Sausure fired a pistol on the summit of Mount Blanc, and the report was like the snapping of a stick. There, is a well at r ulda three hundred palms deep ; throw a stone down ir, and the noise it makes in its descent will be like the firing of a park of cannon. It goes i o0 many L‘«w«xv tlK, “ lu i-------; - v i :uL ! to pet my share ot patronage. M> oflitois 5 on I in the house occupied by. iu. A. hciy. -hoq., 5 00 i a s a law ortk-e. Calls left there, or at v,y resi- - „,V "will bcatteuaeJ/to.^ BRANHAM.- DAVIS & WALK FI!.' H AVING •pc-rmawnt paths borough rtlsjK-c' festofnal services to the ntitv county- Apr 4 s,i?A- bc chr.rgo.-d by Hesperian Harp. s for sale by J. M .8 '■ -.Ni't'RD I s io. 3i-° J. T. YOUNGBLOmt & I ville; W. A. 11 AY LEA i JNO. M. CO OR Eli ec ( . i June 2S, 1855 u’.-ing eaudidateF, i letters and tuts w :tcc they I’ccui'j. ■ paid to j rs on business must ne J- t them to attention. UctSui^S Yy Sikh 'VO Willie j EAToNTON, G A. ev can make-n.t wbat will b N„ n^if ! kim-s Hard. Hollow aud V'-'ood wanq Cutlerj-, , • ivtniscweuw “ wca "" u v " ' I F^^s|d | x'MSSai 13*^ p • : i April 1^. rsuM-t j, B. MAINE, I it rney aud Connselhr.at Bail', "Waynesboro’ Burke County, Go.- JRACTTCES' in Bttrkc. SAiv-m, Jeffereo: \Va<*iin ,T ton, 15 ul l ot;h, Ilium nut* J 7 “T-:u:-.U nn l. Mwutgomcry gcr iiurt. . . -j down fimous cIgiisg ctir. cind ftiso iti It needed no persuasion lO^indLce , AcrtKA.u'f'' r i Be ^trikes air with his tiiroa. ami the despoiler of his _ worldly goods - ^ ^ & stone stnke3 water, ancl /*r» *• n of rm D *o„ Lc-uisvil BEDDING HOUSE. con G. T ,;;e > O §3 O SI SI, OF ALL KINDS, DOXE WITH NEATNESS, ID ON LIBERAL TERMS. u E Pi ; the n.Tine oi’Kcdainjr happy to meet his Ufftse.-i T;i.v‘. well i for u u rin of wu. Uereiiii-T hy ■ - -■ * - i - the ■ • -' - ■' THE IRISH ROBBER. j) r \\ : , the Bishop of Ca- i slid having occasion to visit Dub- - r 1 fCT * T "li‘ accompanied by his wife and ■CM, ^ 4 determined to perform Co- ,, | ^oimey 1-r e»y sUw*,. in h» U own carriage, and with his own i sleek and well fed horses, instead i of trusting his bones to the tender I mercies of an Irish post chaise and 1 the unbroken garrons used tor j drawing these crazy vehicms. ! One part of his route was thro ; ' wild and mountainous district; l and the Bishop being a very nu- ; ,n a Re man, and considerate ot his [ cattle', made a point of quitting his I Ur A at lUo foot of every h.U I and walking to the top. On oil- occasion he had loitered to look at ; the extensive prospect,. indulging in a fcvric upon hs sterile .appear- ... . .A>rU & SS.lSlellelBT ATTOBNIES at 4-1 vc Santi-ersviltf Geesruia. D. KYU' NR i K. r. HARM AN. Mav 17, 1855. 11 Jn Hu Various Hreuuhcs EXKCi-TEO rlt'.imiA A5i» wiTU l/BS^TCU. at n i sappy to meet Air j ingt.on Hall an-'- ' I ublic .gone. J ' U ? I plcdffos =- t-a n» ; •; hex, [ guests comlortakie. --- . U--j -- ■ f - ‘ i • • -s ATTORNEY' AT LAV., i*; el O’ i.Tt’OJ Ztiidi . ,U„ ' , 4—ly comfortable and eonv . on first floor, near the nn y:tt> ‘ $3* H .WING a uumber of l.an.is in eonnec- i ] or . This. IIm,se m n ; -;.r-- I lli.1 me. ! am prepared to do jobs ■ II. J- - l-. ]’l i SSwnlv in I’utu.-.m but in tin* adjoining co m- . B I - I», . >!«•’ - - I ties \nv-ommuuicatiou t.utn abroad t.iII | Aug 2.>, ISoO ' h me VnrotirrIi.-tU.e- Rost Office bore. 1 am ” ..> fc A lilt i ul'- tlD‘ IVU-U! !. ih-u/riotor. ii. L CHAFFER AND CO. | Whitaker Street, Savannah Ga, ! ness,and on e<wd wm.. ,->! Vv \t v ni l RETAIL DEALERS u-SiwI. B!iuU, U'orf, Mom<unsl» ; linU, Oils Varnishes; Glass, L.ushe.- Mdnt'cil. i. Pit ESCOTT. \ T T 0 R N E Y A T L A Y Scrtchi Georgia titlentiorUto the pra- 24—DiH SS, and on crooa u . April, 18, 1S54. JtrFEKsON W KH.ll f. I5THK (TF^STKii. MS ! services in the prac u’« • . ] | His office is i - the at-- o a ' E tl ■ - - ’ & t -o., where ,;<? ■I' t! e day and tu rplIE undersigneil having permanent v A ted in Sandcrsvilk, ’-••••• >.“'f iif the sitrionnding cou WIT.T. -Tre ce of La-.v ii ,1 iliy id, 18- 1 its i- ra i ttucc, and the change that agricu 1 ture-might produce; and in so do- ' ing chanced to suffer his family aud servants to be considerably in advance. Perceiving this, he has tened to make up ior_ lost time, aud was stepping out with Ins best speed, when a fellow -leaped from behind a heap of loose stones, and me uf.-spuiler of his — - - - aud ha ing no weight to carry he set off at what equestrians term a hard canter,’ scarcely, however, had he reached the middle ot the precipitous road, when his persecu tor came running after him. He end eavored to redouble his speed. Alas, what chance had he in a race with one whose muscles were as strong and clastic as a highly tempered “Stoo, you nimble-footed tnief of the world!” roared the robber “Stop, I tell you! I’ve a parting word with you.” , The exhausted and defenceless olergymrn, finding it impossible to continue his flight, suddenly came to a stand still. The fellow: ap-^ preached,, and his face, instead of its former ferocity, was lit up with a whimsical roguishness of expres sion, as he said—‘‘and is it likely I’d let you off with a better coat on your back tjian my own? and I will bo after losing the chance _ of that elegant hat and wig? Off with them this moment, and then y an 11 be quit o’ me.” f .J C T O n 8 Ifcu A!Fo’ 2 4iiflvV,nt kinfls j W biro..; DUO upward'. i j _ , n |,l - v ..;i to give us a cull , ■-*) ANT) ' COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH,C O . tJ . U-JB 1! 7 k n HI v ' ATTORN F.Y AT LAW. L;;;:U:CT;'e, G a ■ from his tongue as from the stone spread undulating circles with im mense rapidity. Those circles may be checked and beaten oack m their course, as it is with the waves ot sound made by the stone tumbling down a well, beaten back and fu riously multiplied. At the castle of Simonetti, near Milan, one low note of music will beget a concer , for the note is echoed to and fro by the great wings of the building that reflect and multiply a sound est as two mirrors reflect and multiply A lighted candle. Sound is, intact, reflected just as. light is, and may be brought quite in the same way to a focus. A word spoken in the focus of one ellipse will be heard in the fo cus of an opposite ellipse hundreds of yards away? Such a principle was illustrated oddly in the great church of Agrigentum, m Sicily.—- The architect—perhaps intentional ly—built several confessionals of an elliptical form, with corresponding opposite ellipses, in which, whoever rA 1 1 -1 -.11 *l,n Mirtrofa whlfinfir* 1 . * , j, opposite ellipses, lu. w iiivu, aitome. ^ st ood, heard all the secrets whisper- The foot-pad quietly di vested the tQ the oriest; A horrible amount Bishop of his single breasted, eoa- \ ■ - r nCi ~ lCCQ nu Disnop.ui uia —laid violent hands upon the ele rical hat and full bottomed wig- put them on his own person, and ud a Lean of loose siones, then insisted on seeing l^lateap- .mpanying the flourish ot a pa rel used m their sted; and with ■- dtnU U?m » avuwui* £ luua mx. 5 u ——fr t oiau tviu i Wn t m most merito- lA'l'i; ]> Xr P \ [ M F-S. 1 Y\UR promptuiss ami persomU AU-ntiou to jM I jII (a i I ^J all buMiicss entrusted to trar char; _ .. . t Tun ix' ; iiuT rtipf. IDLES ALE DEALERS IN— as o n id si it. & , t’ssors to A. WELLES & c °*» ' THE OLD STAND, no. 19&- SAVANNAH, GA. t r,eo. r. PALMES IVLUSTEK. I . 37 If ter 11. iso- j \ / an v... ..-ariit-, lia-i ; iuc met With appr-ival, we h'-y leave re.-<i>ei-v- | fullv to sav. OKI- "lfl'.'e is eoutioued at tl-.e .olu i st-iid. l’laitiaiion raid Family supplies ior- i warded at t-ho luvrust iqtirket pno<-s,_an.Uiij- J ailvauccs made ou i’rouuee iu store, or ■ upon Railroad IKoeipU. ^ fJ . liKHN JOUN FOSTER. i Savannah,'Sf-pt. 27.1355. 34—ly .1. T. Yomipf’ih-i found at all.hours notProtc-ssiouiilly eii/ai;'- ,, ; HOKATU! S. iL.Ti4.lrl:. ■ -1 >. -1. - August i-’itii is-.- ■ ‘ ' -l k ^J. LAW SOX SINGLETON, ! .. Attorney at.L-aw. SYLVASIAi 0 A • \ -r TILLpraetioe in the eourtsofSerc-ve.r B-«- YY Jock, liflingbh.ra, Xuruz. J.tr4« i ‘ s » , -’ n * a * lU W«shii^tor . ov >,OW 1st. ho2d. i IgBl-i; UL D-IULD ■ . ATTORNEY .AT LA'-I, SandersvMe. Ga. oet. 1 1:54 ~ ITcinniniG. \ T T O If N E Y A T L A W Xt-f »•»*»■#;>?? trrt'O. Kov. 21, - — ,f IIU'AU L l U O .. . , re ~ * de"Ttndfd “money! ' with a feroci tv of tone and ‘manner perfectly 1 " T!ie feliop gave the robber all the silver lie had loose in his pock et hoping that it would satisfy him; but he was mistaken, for no sooner bad the ruffian stowed it away m a capacious rent iu his Littered gar- ment. than with another whirl ot j :t luua icvxx^t un. o . last feat had been the most merito rious of his life- Thankful at having escaped with nnbroken bones, his lordship was not long in overtaking his carnage; the servants could not repress their laughter at seeing their master in such strange and motly at tire t but there was in his face such eviden ces of terror -and suffering that I N A DENI W It I G 11 T. EATONTON, GA. DANA A WASHBURN. I SUCCESSORS TO | WASHBURN "WILDER 4 CO. j Factors and Commission Mer- S ehanfs. ' - Savannah Geo. ' 1 Joseph Wariibhiw, i Sptoinl i John E. Wilder, j Rartm-r ! Fk;Is. G. Dana, l iTonernl ][. K. Wasabvrn, i Rartm-rs WILL oontiniw *ho busiuess .at 114 DIE T. W. ivvm, Surgeon J.)cutist, LOtTISVlLLE, ga. W ILL prnoticti in th<» io!l6'Vi!J;X Yotiitt.p-• tewnnts, EinanuG, Hnrkp, -Mtk-nvM., Dayiijc. wn.) 4nt than with another wain oi ce3 - 0 f terror ana suuenug mai h’-i’biudeeon, and au awful oath, tliey spe edily checked their risible he exclaimed— „ , . ! inclinations, particularly when they “And is it with the likes of this J i earn ed by a few brief words the I’m after letting you off? a few pal-" 1 • -i --i -—-* try tenpennies. It’s the gould I ii . J T?11 vnnr hriinsk • | LI y ivu Attorney at law, Sf’O.'ta Georgia. ^ j have, or I'll spatter your brains, WIL L pwvU-p in -.tbe of HaMook | ; it;,nil shivering atie -olleolion Vvasidiivtoif. VG-tPren,i !' '• • - p;-;,A" ; attention paid .0 tnc of dei'ts.^fci-'. Jaa 17 , . ,, !/ Ilaucook, and A Nov. 29, 18" ahinirto;. ”)V R. l\i MEDICAL NOTICE. I for ' rpiTE und-.*r,igued rosp.-cttfully loader, h O m 'O r\TD 17 D V i tDUUJr Vt-.PF -Iiv.l Otlier sttimlies filled prompt- JL l'wfessionat si-rvi.-ts t-• t.w oai/yrir ... DlbFNBhlUU, counties of Wmshin-rton rtncl HaioooK. Offit K*Mo»«Me Tailor. ’ - n.g.i a-' ... 1» “ L t!jTii.&ti.r,. M CARSWELL. v l TTG UN IBS A T LA TU, ■en Cmenly, Ga. he ‘Middle'Girceit. lnivt, ui Aa J.—. i Arrah, don’t stand shivering and shaking there, like a quaker in the attic, but lug out your purse, you divil, immediately, or 1 11 bate you as biue as a hetstone. His lordship most reluctantly \ iel- ded his well-fdled nurse, saying in he ■Office ylvaizta. Scr Wii.l pkactick u- • Mav 24 JV-v. i warrant to please all who wish thfl : ,,, luM« r style ot dress. Shop up stairs. ] JL :. D. “'‘arson’s store. I IS, 1354. "m> tin ,1 lb Ij KS eV Si> fatly Executed at this BE» . . _.| A G. pARSWF.LIi, M- A j To YlyUkmtsiii Eatonton and; wKurti^iH* .’A- iiiimtj. i _ @1^1 THOMAS •C/AUDAS. attorney at law Sparta Georgia, ‘Go ' 3it—tf H ' WING sold out my entire interest in the — - practice of Medicine to Dr. R- H. N ns- !« A vANNAH, GEORGIA. | bet, 1 cuu most cordially recommend hu ^ ® W ^ ^ ^ •* £ r. k I .V !> h , XSSIli! mSS | i by me, I will state that my services can ''..; had in eon.iuction Tvitliliis. at. anv'time, tice oi j 1 extra eharjre. ROBEitl. ADAM... October i" ffi©«s"jaET'm«Z5 SStL.® i Jan, 20, 18F-4, 3-t«- • ! yPN K m, PROPRIETOR. M. & R. M. "JOHNSTON. ATTORN IKS AT L-'AV, Sparta Georgia. iyit i practice i'i Han jo-imw jionntics. atid tit? StsPrsme Court- danger he irad undergone. “My dear W- -!” exclaimed his af- dear >v • -- fectiouate wile, after listening to the account of the p.erils to which her husband had been exposed, for Heaven’s sake take off that filthy jacket, and throw it out the window. You can put my warm cloak over ) most reiucuuiiqv j your shoulders till we reach the filled purse, saying in I uex t stage, and then you will be tremulous aecents, “My .good tel- able to purchase some habit better low. there it is, .don’t iif use me^ I’ve given 3 ou all, pray let me de part-. r . • , , "Fair and softly; if you plnse;as. sure as Um not a good felloe, hav’iit done with you yet. I sarch. for vour note case, for 111 engage vouhayc a few bitaoi paper payable at thebank; so _ hand it over, or vou’il sorrow to night. It was given up, a glaucc at tli .suited to your station and calling. “This is more easily said tiian done, my love, he replied; “I have lost .ail the money I possessed ; -not a guinea is left me. to pay our ex penses to-night. My watch, too, that I so dearly prized! Miserable man that I ami’ “Never mind your watch, or auy thing else, just now—-only P u “ that mass of filth, i of scandal sprang up in town ; no body’s sins were safe from getting into unaccountable publicity, ihe church soon became such .a temple of truth that nothing was left to be hidden in it: -but at last bv ehance r u discovery was made ot tnv cnar acterofthe tale-telling stones, and the wall had their ears stopped. Russia a Check on England* In the “correspondence of Henry Clay,” recently published, is a let ter "from James Madison to Mr. Clav, under tlie date of October 30, 1815, which shows that before there was any apprehension of an Anglo- French “offensive and defensive al liance,” it was the- opinion of some of our leading statesman that a good understanding should be cultivated with the Czar, as a check upon England. Mr. Madison says : “Since the overthrow of France, Russia.has acquired the highest de gree of political immportance in re lation to the States. As a great power, friendly to a liberal system of neutral rights, and with whose dominions our commerce had be come considerable, she held, before that event, a distinguished rank, but by it her weight iu the general scale has been much augmented. Russia forms, in effect, at this time, the principal check on the over grown power, of England, on which account, and many others, ft im mensely the interest of these Stotes i-nn^r^tanainir nrjiiayij Liic iutcitat — - to cultivate a good understanding wiili h^r 3o«erei£ta. ia. over, or you 11 sorro-.v ^ - to cultivate a gcoa unuer rk E-.A H-? a-l- j Jt was given up, a g.auce a- >■ m that mass ol m.b, * with h^r spWBreign. r «*jwxu T l.roadshbwec^that all hope of arsis- [ who v aow9 what box.nd^con.agtpa , : , ij ...... iT-