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K , u .. Tl .* . .i-us.,:. an.) -r :,v.n H * ursoN c* wsit V. Att . I *r. I H.. . FMK>-’ iai ” ‘ l “’ r t ! "~ r ** h^H' r . [ri.mi L’jini. ovr *>v> “ u..’| ■ . 1 , t■> ‘*l'’ Whi'K o* rnm : i j ■ ~, , .n.:v I. --m m ,1, 1r ’ t , r nr •• H” f • t'u I’ r hw congratulation* t> •■•■i'i tor il i.’m*wrM nnwornnc-. ,1 rank n the frt cits* ot “'•# !'i wor-l. ‘•)• ‘lii* w ijr ) Hi ...i , [lint s„.■■ . Inf retircuotw are uit > jginentwr. WM ‘ T ANARUS; ,i -11-:.! Ivv iil !.:• nn l >- HH * v Mi Tiiwii’ ••'Minin 1 it-in ‘‘rl.ninv l '’ x ~v . f ,rr;'t questions of national po’ cv. “— 1 win! hive “ national t • do w t!i 1,1 < i " v, ' n "’ r * ifi>rt>in ’ lJe he Hup. ‘T n nr- ... :-ilfl ■1” flistincnisli h> tween null- , S 7„/rmt'l Vtitioniil leg'tilntion ? If net. I opine “Ji'miornnt i"'l’ 1 ’ Himself, ntt.l tint he ex ‘ ,1,-vt I/'!’ielntnre of (fei.reia to mke up mid I „ “National Bank.” Tariff,’ “ Bankrupt 1 .. M.uliliealieti °f the Veto,” \e. ewe. The ‘ u || p nr ,|,,,i nie fur reiniudinu liim. that those are ~ih for lit • I'ontjress ut tin l'iiite.l Statue to d<- ‘ the Slate l,e|fislnture. \Ve are ready. H ’’ |„ non .-"ary. to join issue on these points. ;il" lVin ,|„.„t.- the poliev ot the Whig party on these 1 i-Bnt all ether question*- “II ” shoitM not forget, how- \ n j... r ,. tl . r , ue ■to these suhjeets. that In- Minimi* (leclnretl l-jr vote, in 182S, that a pro- tariff w constimtional. 11, l l, t |„. •• national i|iiestion” upon wo ~, Col, Towns ! H (| eloquent m Iris letter ot a pltince,” is lit- •• Wi! I Proviso an.i If te tin writer steps a.- letutiiiini- B|W rI , is> ~i th*’ “shy. eanlions non-eonnimtalisin” of I 0,,,,,-h Hit intioll to this ipleslion. Certainly he 11 n tint this famous Proviso warn intro- 1 SH, ( -s !iy aI • ‘nioctat. and th it litis ■ ||H / ...idaliin'S at th-- North, as well as I y th-ir editors speakers And what does lie mean by tins un f ■*., r ,i,w‘ irisiiiiiaiioii ’ I) f-s lie suppose that U ■>> Clhieli I■„ V. ht.rsof (i .. -Ml are not s.m i I upon ih-eo-at r 8,!.,,, ( slavery ’or tint th y are not ahr-iyx ready fßto.lt> haul’- ev ui ”hi I'ie knit's in lielmlf of Southern i■, a, ami Southern institutions, whether at home or in the cabinet or in tlm field ’ Tin insinuation IK aawortl.y any < ieorginn : and In who w ould dare to where every Iwarl. wlntlnr Whig nr Ih-mo. H rue to the CO e It-Co! Towns, or even “11 “ H|„is-:;". nu.dit to cover h s leml for “ very shame - It wrong. No man. however far gme he maybe in tgK.. at” depnvity.il is the right to tn-ke s ich a fmil t'-i.nl r:u * chire >. it t. u tirli -h ; n whom- kes H .! to thus • fipo-i w.o 11‘t is e'li. ■ I Tit ris hut He,.rt mIo- • 1, 1 n'! ■ effi mi tfs ■ ih'eet .11 ev *nta. t'te ■e r s'ioii• Im r • ininh I tin B ,~< Co!iH, ,T )•• * **ivl T/i npU' l ” th° Or - iV’ll. helo’i* he clruu s th • with <h’i’ i (Mion t !!• q v*Pt <m. IS Br ir!i, lik” Mr. B rri *n. ** wiil tV q i ’tioM ‘ y inns th it m m tr * trrrit >ry ’r ar jrr’dr Mr hns ru’V(*r th'’ question, nnJ <• v'ii “ 11.’ B'‘ii(h!tiks*.>, il h*‘ will b'li rr:iil hi- powfifu! in of our \vh -n rioridn was n ns n That speech is a :uoM'Mi'"U to his jntriotism Bmii| Southern heart. Ant! w ! n and •r*-’* tn re t rrit )ry its acquisition will p. >!u!)ly res-i i lt'ie \ -s lutio;i tin* Union? I would sooner see n ('lii,i se wall round about U 9. than th -, t our form <t :‘v■■•rnniejt. o n institu*ions, our c v 1 a.i I r.d.4. u-I'a* ti •. the of s.n an I go';/ sho 111 upnxireti 1 strov •I by this.///•-> i/if/nl ’ > M:i>'vn: 0 fannti- Hc/ :i. which th-y are coin .ui .l’y t’rustir>2 h t-hr -the L t ‘hise who think dirfereni’y b*ware rs |Hfi th rre | i s : tinp3 of t>'r-!to y.?i:w w • Inv • tiiiPions ■ it,, i 1 millions of hc.es t i iLiocc’Ufh u lu.. Is, than to B jeopardize the pe:p.*t nty of the Uiiion \ y cthv. :.:iue.\- atimm. ‘ H ’ refers Irsreed ra to AI r . Towns’ oonrs.’ in t!:c L’g.slature for 1 viJenoe </i’ h‘a ai iiities as u et. nan. ■ N*w, it sn nis to m?, th it hiii I gisl tiv? acts ;uov* any Bth ng eta* but ability. If it !* rvi I- .ice of a i-nu’s B grea. less, that he voi *s at one time that t!.* TirilP is H c>n-til'itioiml, and at ant thor that it is opp-. ssiv’ an I H uarigin >m, and at one p -rlo l for th * < h iit ‘iing H of the most rotten banking iini [• ‘ •.is that v. i cu.se i ■ a country, aul then tuns roun I and siys th *r. ought H tota* no banks, that they are a!! swindling hops, then H we*g.ve it uj—;or he is not 01 ’.y n g e it man, hut a B re/y great man. Moirover, this v-?y great nnn was in lovor of g.ving to these bank and th'vr ofi’cers th'* H nio.'t unrestrhtetl liberty to perpetrate th ■ kaclo st ■ frauds upon the people. All these things have been ■ done by tliis financier! this American Roths ■ child!! H But “H.” is kind enough to say that the Whigs of ■ Upson are “brave and patriotic,” but that their great I error consists in” allowing themselves to be placed in a ■ false position, which they have not the moral courage to I rectify.” This latter I deny. The Whigs of Upson ■ >ceupy their present position from the convictions of ■ their own go/nl judgment, and not from fear. Jt is ■ somewhat anomalous, too, that a people “ brave and patriotic” should not possess the “ moral courage to rectify” a wrong “ H.” is unfortunute 111 placing such a sentence in an article with Mr. Towns’ name. He has certainly forgot that his candidate did not have the ” moral courage'’ to vote on one third of the bills brought before the last Congp’ss. If* dodged nearly every ini- , portant question. Where was he all tliis time ? Per- j hups he was engaged in more Western land speculations, <r in sleeping away his time, ot the rate o f eight dollars a nap, or “ flying found” theatres, show shops, &e. &e. It is not Cven. Clinch, but Col. Towns who practises tins ‘‘shy, cautious non-committalism.” No man tin ( deistands the term better than lie—not even the great Magician of Kindeiho'.k ’ In conclusion, let in.* suggest to “ II.” not to charge any man with “ non-committalism,” or any party with Ia want of *’moral couragewhile he is in tlie support I of Mi. Towns, who was distinguished in Congress lor I his dodging qualities only, and ti NHling the State w.th I I speeches which were never deiiv *rej. Aid ilove all, j should h<* be mien tas to noncommittaliimon the “ Wil [ mot Proviso,” when his own party originat -.1 an I sus- L laine 1 it, nn I when Messrs. Cobb, Jones and Lumpkin I were the mipiwrters of th? Oregon Bill, which and. nie 1 j to IM equal r.ghtaiu that territory w.th the Abolitioniata. Nor Khoul Ihe apply elf “ lliu. u.ietioiitohmajiil, ’ tint th'T** is any po*s hoity lo ins party to succeed in thH c Mt-y ti •s i1 law r.i •I ty th • recent elec- j 1* >l9 1.1 .t'.i*r.3i it’s huh* .s not itior • iinst'iken hi j th t'n iin tile hu >po*<’d *nor.ty m r,,wi . l i . ll nn 1•! scri nin ting ,u g in bon. st ami el ’V It * 1 pu pOCM’S. a 1 I I I all tile j I'diftC .tiOlfM reqijjsit'* to tie d-wilrirg* of th - il\ -rut ve dut sos (i -orgi/*. -ii. Cli ic'i is , 1 yo.ul all d>ut,gr •*t y hi** su|ieri 1 Th s rutli will be nught to ”i I 0.1 t;i li si Mo.. Jay in Octo!s*r, by a majority of ih ee thousmd voi s. LPSON. [COMML'N'IL ATtL> ] Me**™ Editor*:— l have long notioedthat whenever the Democratic prewa-s link * ac hnrgv* of fraud ii|Kn a Whig candidate it is for the pu p *.* t,l r v. ring i.pand concealing some similar raseuliiy l which tlietr own man has been guilty. It is an old trick you know for the rogue to Ih* the first man to e*y “ *o;i thief.” 1 hope tfier.*|r that th** |**- *p!i- es (■ or nn wi.l regard the late p oe -e lings <q thos - L !ito:s who chug* tiaiu 1 upon C*u C I.l,Nett, with some riispun/Ht. li not pnneq nb in the inisrh.ef I think it will !k- .*llll th u they ar - acc*iaSorev to mill -of the ii'mei I tnwdeeds oK.'ol. Wdl y.Mi allow me therefore to call these P . m.*n so; n few 111*111 >-*t to the stand wh le they .answer the .ollowiltft qu-st'i r^: 1 3Jo; . 1 .•* uii, low .is d—it hr , .st ill COl -*, ..i.d leave ins n eiit i- its irot p.vw -iti |n order 1 dni f-- naght engage in W< st.-rn land sj cull-tun ? Ibti *r did Hot Col TW .so*.l m the funds with w uicu it.vr.a'xnked in lit >t s|iec'iistu‘i in wh-in or in pin incut) th* Crtitml Bank in insiitutiei w!iicH he lav *n-d naif ruat.ij.M*! and which muLr IJ im-cratic mann . awn Was not o ‘y sq land red and lost the pro ,’i’ (c-Lagui 1 n in• Ui* 1o ikuittrs and which H Wt/sfsl it |w 11 prohtSiy lenv • ths.n n debt of three *>r tom hundred thwand ilollnrs tube paid by ta\nt:on upon their property f , and Ilf Mil lowin’ di<J obtain th” funds in question ffoir the (*M)*ra {Wrrik did he g t them upon hi,’ own 1 1 1 ftaaajlrfr erniiit fo#h*’r;, iill**mei,-~ r did in re- 1 Mort d’ dli If iKMintM custom of the times and use li- utuHsi iwiu’i- Unis evading die law and defrauding the pwjpls f I H (j*4 Tow>- (bd thus olituiu public funds for p*''Ki*esof spx:M hit ion. what security have we that he j ‘id not *u fidunneuertiir State ns again to Hll his own Vx>cketa fttffcrexpense .| Ae peo|>|r ] ff he eould resign *• pubhe trust tospecfltatr upm the p ople* money, will not be likely if ■ hot—n tknpfttot t use bis |*/w/'f A r w* 4 n-n miM th btr ft. : ** b*f this fm; ids? I . .1 ‘■'•>• ivuur to a raw lU OutnmcnU ’ ‘ ‘"' w i; ’ ‘ ‘ oonw n, - 1 ‘ ,w A ‘l*-'fiwtoon 114 • c im offer | “ 1 <i/Ui>linv. nail , t K-nu-cj ■ mq'i -tiu'i ngiinot t*t;it “oo 1 old,in trial,On i 1 “• ‘""y h,,1.. tl.fi,. own ilfConnity i l “f' rl ‘* -k<- 1 ■ hi* tlUtn rfta ol il„ sot in | i,n ! I | knti •iq.crrintioi-nl oth- ia h vwrnM be quit,- „„mch • 1 ‘ ‘ c:r r '-'’ ‘.r pit con l.ict in rcgai. 1 to ha cm- ; I with the St. Mary's Bank t'HATTAHOOC HKK. commcxicxted. i V-vra Edit ... A the IViciVdsnfMr, 7Wwh*w 1 v-nltrcl ton-": it the private eVaineter etCen Cinch. 1 will, chare • , l'tn;il:,.|miein.ntiim es PreniJent of the , r-’ ‘ a’y Win lit, from which he Ftnmla triumphantly 1 vindicate.!, the ti ienls of Hie (ienemlwill he cxcnoeH, | .it ihey slionid turn the tables on h : s competitor, ami | show that in certain Bank transactions he has not ex- , j nct| y the mark” himself. I remember some years ! p ceine n black li. tof .1, fm'tin.t A'torneys to the Ci ntrnl Bank, puhlishcl by or.ler of the Legislature, ! in which, isl am not mistnken, a legal firm, of which | • Mr. T/nrnx was a partner, appeared to Is- include and. I know nothing ol the circumstances, and cannot now ‘ ’ K “" n ‘he amount they owed the Bank ;ns your neigh- | ; hors of the Recorder, from th- ir proximity to the Bank, can have access to the records, allow me to ask ol , them to favor the public w ith n knowledge of the fncts, j whether Mr Towns. aone of said firm was n defaulter to the Bank ! and it so, the amount 1 and finally, wlieth -1 er said dcthlcatinn has ever been paid ? This is a matter effecting Mr. Townn as a public , ■ agent, andnssuch, may nil in settling the question as I i to his qualifications for the high and responsible office . he now seeks It is therefore a legitimate subject for this kind of investigation. Y ( COMM! MC.tTKD. yicuftrn Editoro: —While your cotemporary ol the j Federal l nion has been engaged in making sweeping j charges of penury against Gen. Clinch, a circuit!• I stance has occurred which should teach him that per- ■ sons living in glass houses ought not to throw stones.— j The Editor was summoned as a grand juror and refits- I ed or liegleeted to attend. He gave ns an excuse, that 1 he was an - Attom yat Law,” and made affidavit of j the fact. Judge Meriwether decided that he must be a practising attorney and pay the attorney's lux. Up on referring to the Tax Book-, it appeared that Colonel Campbell, in returning his tax. s to the Receiver, did not give in his profession. Tax returns are made under | oath. Bo that a strict constructionist might say, that i the Colond It cl sworn both troys, viz : that lie is a ■ lawyer, and that he is not a lawyer. Now one or the i other must Im- ta•. an I cr ris ■ Nevertheless, not- 1 w tl,-i n hug. woo i.-feys tin i the t. oionel eornmitt-d I P r ’iru ‘ ’l'li -c re-ii.istance ought, however, to t-ud. hiiti charity towards others. Q |l e.1.Ml r i ATE : j M cun Editors. —l rum -mSer h some w.’t-ks ! sinru* in y *nr paper, a.i .irricb* from a • Citlz nos Bibb,” tailing o i tli • interior Court for imbrnmtion in r-f rence t> t! • p iup *r in 1 1. in I asking th * reason why c.-rtai.’ Bridges were not put in repair before the opening of the business season. Some of our poop!*- have looked with a good deal of interest for the answers from the Court, and are not a little surprised by their silence. I hope. Messrs, lviitors, il this silence continues, “ a Citizen of Bibb,” wiio seems to know more of this subject than he has divulged, will follow it up. and give the people the benefit of any information relating thereto, that may se in his possession. Another Citizen. From the Picayune , Extra. THRJE DAYS LATER FRO.M VERA CRUZ E turn of G *// Parades to .1/ siro —His Successful Esc ipe mto ihf Interior. The Steamship Alabama, Cnpt. Win.be, arrived ibis 1 nj ‘i'img t'.oia Vera Cwz, hav.ng s;.iicdthence on the ! 4th iust. Quu th mot important new3 by this arrival is the r?tu nos C u. P i.ades to Alex co. At last amounts he I wisin P irij. He reached Vt-ih C.uz on trie Ht.i mst. j in th? L*n,il sh r< y:tl mud steam ‘iVvi-.t, under cn assum ed nan!? The steamei was telepiaphed about 6 o’clock j in th • liio’inng from t. e eattl -. i ruin the steam */• her selj a p.ivau.* s.gual w .e tiirown out, ki.cwn oniy to die anglL'ii ni ic.l ints, tl.ota d.n,rigu..sh -d p'-rsosiogo w .s on bouid. preparation was made lor his immediate re c ptuui by his trieuds, bu f all was st'dl as mi duight.— The stunner unearned ami IXm Martino, passenger from Havrmi , leaped into th** first boat lying alongside, landed on the mole, and went to his friend, Pipe Zamo ra, borrowed loit> ounces, three horsed, hat,coat and servant, and was past the gates inle& than thirty min ut-s with a fast harsr and a clear track. The mail from the steamer m th** meantime came on shore. Among the letters were some to the Collector and others liom lieu. Campbell,our Counsel at Havana, dis<!h*sing the fact that G.-n. Mariano Parades y Arril laga, ex-President of Mexico, had tnlien passage on the eu-amer, and directing them to look out for hitn. The information came an hour too late: the bird had flown. We gather these facts from one of our correspondents, and below we gives letter from another without having * time to ponder ujon his speculations as to the influence of the return of Parades upon the war. We are deeply twined to learn of the death of Col. Wilson, of the 12th Infantry. He w r ns represented to us by the last arrival as convalescent, but he died the evening of the Pit h inst. He was to have commanded ‘ the train which left Vera Cruz on the 7th inst. Correspondence of the Picayune. Vera Cruz, August 14, 1547. j It is with mort'ficntion and r*gret that I have to in- j form you that Gen. Paredes passed through our city tliis morning, about 7 o’clock, in disguise, and before it was ascertain<*d that such was the fact h** was far out ofour reach on his way to the city of Mexico. He arrived this morning on the royal mail steamer Teviot, under an assumed name, and entirely unknown to the captain of the vessel. As soon as the vessel eaine to anchor he immediately come to the Mole in a pilot boat, and proceeded through the heart of the city to the I residence of a Mexican merchant, to whom he made himself known, and obtained from him a round- I jacket, a mu mbrero and horss for himself and serv -1 ant and “ bamlnsed the ranch” without ceremony. I One hundred dollars reward whs offered for hi* arre-bt ; as wHtn as information readied Col Wilson that he was I or had been in the city, and every effort was made to arrest him, hut the ‘'bird had flown” and given uh a I specimen of apMimace and cunning that would do credit j to the father ol Yankee trick* The Mexican n*e*d ,-, ot \* N? aeri"! *d in the escape is P p- Z mors, end dmieg the p urch ferTVrcd. * h * Hon*#* ws **ut-ouu(!e I. ‘ill* ‘ff, •, m:.- • In” 1 was twmred by Sr Zamora, that Paredes was not in ♦’, 1, v * ** Hi ha been here,” wn the ask (•(!. • \ •.,” r<*j ld Z moni. vry cooPy. *• \V|jnt | l( j h wantak” Ith• \m ‘ ; e ri -11’ intro hie and him* ! s*h tome pnred-s. en ! raked me tohefHend him. rind T told him that ! w*ul I He then ask'd me to let him have a jacket. hnt and horses, which I fur- j mslied him immediately, and he has been gone from here two hours. You arn welcome to senrch, but I oho assure you that you will not find him here, and what I t # *ll i” so There are Itia coot and hat. which you ran ; t*k nlong if you hfo ” I forgot to mention that n letter w’aas nt hy tli‘Amer- , lean Consul at Havana informing the authorities here ! that Gen Paredes was on board, hut it caine to baud too j Icte to do nuy go*nl. The-e is hardly nil American here hut w hnt felt that | li* con 1 I er wl through a gan'et hole wlien the | mg lu w* tliet Pore-i.•. \]\ < sworn enemy to Santa An na, t A.ner cans loitl to peace, en I the only man who * at the present a'tnation ofelfrirs can p ufinlly restore the confi Icliee t>t til'* M xienn p *op|e a,id i'lspiic them once iiu re w : th n Imp* to c fj'er ihairenern'e". hn I teiaae I. unknown aa I rimnlcat* I. mt at. 1 < tof th gt, s oi our city. II"* will no doubt nnke every effort to reach M xco ‘ efom (Jen Scott I. • * Th” c , us’ , t|tii mv will no doul't Ih* the overthrew of Suit i Anna, and moat lik ly he will take In h nul toe . in” of Government, crush all attempts >t negotiation, and head the army in , pe n*i ,i , ‘in*t (J • i S • tr,shoal | It ■ think it expedient; hut if net, fill Iwek to soin- pfocc beyond tlie city mid 1 prep ire li m* •!’ for mu thr*- and perhaps better owmmlwi j A all v nt-fie Is just th-* man that th’ M xicansliavr been w ititing ev *r sm. the hnt tie .f (’ tro Gordo, und now that lie is with them orce more, there i< no telling wh*t mghty events may he tin r iult of his return from j exile. doff*'-*'>** O, tttlon of War, ” N"vcr “V is so oi.ich false arithmetic employed to liermiade nation* that it is for their interest to go to war Were the money which hnacoet to join ti little town, or , a liitii territory, th • right to cut wood here, or fntch flab ! there, expended in improving what they already pnases*. \ in making rood".opening rivers, bidding ports, improv l inf the art", and finding employment for their bile poor, it would rentier them much stronger, much wealthier, and happier Th e 1 hope will be out wisdom “ (Jet i , v'ivtiii.i. i • f •** Mom #w.i i ;;e Southern Recorder gives the following formula -1 bl.* list of toe* ” sms ol omission” chargeable against the ! I em >e atic nominee : 1 h? last se > on of Congress was prolific in import ant q u-snous. many of which were well calculated to test the powers ot th>- mind for sagacity, pru<lence, fore *ig''! o!il states.uanlike views. Where, we would like to know, was Mr. Towns when these important ques tions were nude: consideration l “ i) :■ th” 2 ! Janu.tiy, Mr. Wemworth offi red the fol lowing resolution: R wived. That it is inexpedient lo levy any duty on tea and conVe.* The vote was taken and Mr. Towni-, absent. ” Gil the same day, Mr Sims ofiered the following : Resolved , That tin* people of the Unite/1 Staten are too patriotic to refuse ‘my necessary tax in time of war 1 l,i vue was taken and Mr. Yc .vns absent. u January 11V—Mr. Cocke oller/ul resolution? giving ’ the thank® of Congress to (ien -ral Taylor end his m :n,! foi tie balile ol Monterey. Mr. Thompson ottered a proviso Lvtisuiiiig Gener:il Tsylor for the capitulation. 1 h? vote taken and Mr. Towns absent. “ Ui* the same driy the res/lutions were udopte/1, and Mr. Towns absent. “February I.—Mr. Ashmun offered a rcsohuion calling on the Pirsuh nt for iulbnuation whether uny ; ofliCv-r /( the United Stutes government had Seen en gaged in procuring or aiding m the return of Santa An-! na to Mexico, to lead her armies to ba’tle. The vote was taken and Mr. Towns was absent. from the votes taken before and after tln-se, it is manifest that Mr. downs was in Washington Citv ; and the presumption Is, that he was the capital when they were taken Now we wish to know why he dodged them ? Those who have to vote in Mr. Towns election w ish to know why he dodged them ; we want no man to fill that office who will dodge re sponsibility Mr. Polk had recommended a taxon tea and Coffee, rs absolutely necessary to carry on the vvur. \N hat sort of a Governor would such a man moke? afraid of his own shadow ! Mr Polk had disapproved the capitulation of Mon terey, as well as the armistice ; resolutions were offered returning the thanks of Congress to Gen. Taylor and his brave men. This was offensive to Mr. Polk. Mr 1 hompson, his friend, moved to censure him. Mr. 1 owns kiu-w that was u tjust, but rather than do him justice and oflend Mr. Polk, he dodged again. He h ared to offend Mr. Polk by voting lor a reso lution inquiring how Santa Anna got back to Mexico; and he feared to ofh-nd the people by voting against it. lie therefore dodged that vote. “ Again, on the 3d March, the question occurred in the House, whether its proposition to authorize the Pres ident to appoint a Lieutenant-General to supersede G'*r Tm\ <o: sh u Ibe annulled i The Senate had re- Lisol to cone ii in tiiat pi p. -ition < f tfte House ; th * Pre.‘i.lent was anxious io* the power, an 1 tlie question w.tu Mr. Towns wa>, v !;ether he would oblige the i |/sident -11 diegiace Gen. 1. y or, or wnether he w.Hiid imite with ti. S iiatc in standing by that war worn oid mail:’ Mr. lowns, tearlul ol responsibility, dodged that vote. I hat he did dodge, is apparent from the hurt that m a few minutes after, lie w’as present and voted in favor of u hill giving thr* e millions of dollars for the pay of the Mexican troops, lor the purpose of procuring n peace with that country. “ On the Ist of March, a bill ‘ to provi I? som” relief for the sufleiing people of Ireland’ enue up; a motion was made to deni; it. The vote was taken, and Mr Towns dodged again M oe i ui mey \v s to be voted l > the M exicans, he wraspiescot, when luonry woe t** be voiel to ti e starv ing thousandsoi in land, li e dodged; when - lor was to fa* supplanted, he cam • up missing, for fear ot offending the President. On the 80tb Febiuary, when the River and Harbor LT came up—Mr. Towns was aghin a!si*nt. On the *•’ c! <?i hpjimpiiaung tor the Cuintierlan J Road, Mr. Tow is dodged. Oil the passage of the bill, he agum dodged. Now, let it be borne in mind that this bill was u.ider discussion for several days; let it be fa:tiu r remembereJ that the Convention which nomi nal and Mr. Towns suid the party was against Internal Improvements Here the question distinctly arose— Mr. Towns dodged. ” Now, we rep at, what sort of a Governor will such a dodging representative make ? We reply, one that can mno wise suit the (teople. We can admire a bold lur.n, though lie may be wrong; his firmness shows us a c iivicth aon ins pa t that he is right; but when he dodges , vnd'-s responsibility, runs from the perform ance ot his duties, we may know he will not do to be trusted. Such a man as this is George Washington Bonapaite Towns. Give us a man forever, who will stand up square and do his citv.” SOUTHEfUf MISCELLANY. • \('auta, (■‘orgt>*. The undersigned having removed his Newspaper es tablishment from Madkon to \tlanta, resp* ctrully *)rt''in hiH pnjwr (th* “Southern Miscellany”) as a suitable advertising medium t > such of the Bootless men ot Ma con as may be desirous • >f communicating with the peo ple of the up-country ‘The ** Miscellany ’is in its sixth ■ volume, and lias an extensive circulation in ostofthe middle and upper counties of Georgia It h,... likewise a goodly list at subscribers in various parts of Alabama and Tennessee. The“ Miscellany” is published every Saturday morning, at Two Dollars annum, in ad vance. A share of patronage is solicited. C R IJANLEITER, Editor and Projirietor August 2. r nh 1847. 4t21 A CARD. N. Banning respectfully gives notice that he has re duced the price of las “Body Braces/* (with a view of bringing their benefits within the reach of all,) at sls, for the silver plated, and $lO for th* steel. Also, that he will furnish Planters with a substantial article for weak and inefficient servant, at $7. C K. W ENT WORTH, & CO., Ac*t. Ag’t Aug. 18, 1847 . 20 ‘.amis’ Nnr*apm ilia. The Proprietors submit to the public the following certificate from a highly respectable source, of a cure made by using their preparation of Sarsaparilla Norwich. N. Y. Oct. f*. 1846 Messrs. A B. & D Sands Gentlemen Feelings of gratitude induce ine to make a public acknowledgement of the benefit I have derived from the use of your Sarsaparilla 1 have for several years been afflicted with scrofulous swellings in my head, which at times would gutlier and discharge at my throat, nose and ears, and at others, would break out ui different parts of my toC” ami h**ad. The**- continued until my throat, lace and Sica.l wre lm- st one c*hii p.i te h* . and lor a lot g t;me 1 was so hoaiAc t!i it it we w tli i • tiioiost dill c.i ty th t 1 cou it sp- uk atn*ve a whiqw'i. D'liL.g this time I find - v. rtu a:Lacks of pleu r sy and other oL vs. s i eon-u.t. 1 difK rt .it phy sicians, and tried virious remedies, but rec -iv.'U no bi riefit uit 1 1 coiiim*'..c f n-ing y* ur A irxnpnntia. 1 am tiw vv -Il , trie son are all levied, nni I nttribute tin* lesmt eiitneiy to the effects ol’your valuable medi cine. Yours, with nvjicct ami gratitude PHEBE ( AHOON | Being pt'rsonally acquainted with me person named, 1 believe he; s ate me a to be correct. JAMES M C A KK, Justice of the Peace Prepared and sold by \ H. & D SANDS. Drugg sts, H(1 Fultoti street, New Yotk.and sold f>y hitl Nil \ VIRGINB. Agenu*. M icon. (•• and by .J ugg ts gu erally throu tout the F t .1 Briny* P. ,r* *i |. •rhotu —7 bottt as ior Sept, i, 4J47. 22 Dr. fi i* ! a,’- u i ►•tm ot h i J t limy, The loilowmg atwle w eoiy with pieaaor * from the Boston Mercantile J *u nut t iHIG.) amt w bop il any of om iiiiiier***isi"i'tl. an* suff ring Iroinany ol the c* i.•plaints which it .s-oid to cur*', tin y Wifi up edily avail them* ives *j it. Dr Wit ns ‘ ..smm oj Wild Cherry It was k.io.vu lor mat y y tea ago that Ilk* wild ebony tree * I tliu* .unlit* ,*• *'>to,*J valuable iinaiioituil prop r ti * in*!* 1 1 thu* tact was known to the Aborigine*", and a die etion 4lbe leaves or Imrk td this tr*e limm ever fM*"i i, ; irded by tli*ur physicians a** one ot tfu* m**t effectual rem if-:* in many disease* Tine fact, ■s’Vi.i! >e/in* *• ;unst-*d th*- attention Dr Wistar, ahgb!) tat'le p. actitmnrr of Virginia. Hr inves tigated Wiliicuie (lie li.'SMig pmprrtiesofthe wild cfier ly *rU*d its ell** t* wtleti miininistered alone, art*l w •n ii **oiib ti :.i * with other r* m-dial ngeiile lie f**un ( that na into al vi tu -siniglit )e greatly iinpr*>v* l, nn l!r combtnnig it wdh mgredimis, w li****, prop r UcO w h* n n pr w I an.l g.-neially recogmned. a med icine w * puMMretl wh ciic-tßKditm** a remedy <4 gr- at value it* pulm*usry a..'*rtss, and disease* ot th* obest utul thro*. lis/mk** wh.ch f proverbially prevalent in our ci lie* and large town*, and <4trn prove fatal, swat* | bnq the bills ol mortality to a much greater extent than ! i” tlie case with must other, wa hud almost said, all other cl’•**. * o| diM-nses, None g inline w ithout the written sigtiature fI. Butt* Fr sale by HR! Nn A VIRGINB. t K ticsHUir: I’W NS, \ Price fit per bottle \t 8 p 1 |B|7 22 >ir* TO Ll”l% from tlie Ist I lrt*is*r to Ist J; >.m ™ ry next, the ‘i’wo Btory Dwelling nut to Mr Dean, and fomu rly occupied by Mr. Juim ti. Childii*. Twine motlerat*—apply to J II dt W. ELL 18. Sept I. 1817 m • iMEDIdAL CO *LEGE OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA r PHH Annual COURSE OF LECTURES in this’ • Institution will commence on the second Monday n Nz-vember next. Anatomy—J. E HOLBROOK, M D. Su gi rv—T BELLINGER. M. D Institute i and Practice—E. GEDDINGS, M. I). Phvsiologr—J MOULTRIE, M. D Materia MHiea-H R FROST. M. D. (Hist"tries—T. G. PRIOLEAU, M. D Chemistry— C I T . SHEPARD, M. D. Demonstntor—ST. J R AVENEL, M. D. ( LINICAL INSTRUCTION at the Marine Hos pital and Alms House. The IVmnnstrator’a roon. will b/’ opene*l on the Ist of November. JAS. MOULTRIE, M. D, Dean. Sept. 1, 1847 ti 4w P. IWC A.OIKTYHB, M. X> RESPECTFULLY tenders his services, profenion ;,l,v. to th** citizens of Macon and vicinity, in the , “ Mer*! nrnctice of Medicine and Surgery. Office at h ; s residence on Third Street, near VV r alnnt 8 *;t?mber I, **2 6w R. H. T*. AftOTev at la iv. Soring Place. Murray Cnonty. ILL atten I faithfillly to all t)rofi* : onal busines<* A A entniytH > his care, in the several Courts of the Cherokee Cireoit. September 1, 1847. 22 ts WASHBURN, WILDER & CO. Factors and (onimksion IWerohant!/, SAVANNAH, GKO. .fosfcpu WvHBI r RN.) John R. Wji *.tu. [ Francis G Dana i September 1,1847. *‘Jt22 | S(M TII.WI'STBHV n \fT,!?o\n,j Ma/on. S"!>temb*r Ist, IS 17. > riA 11 L Commissioners of this (’omnanv request pM I persons holdinor subscripti/'n list- to tje S*or!i, t> transmit a copy of the same to the un lersignerl th” 20th of this month : ns it is hoped that a suffi?i**nt a mount will he subscribed by that day. to *mthonze a call of the StockhoMers for an election of Directors p r cording to the charter ; the different Agents will h*w ---: ever continue to obtain suhs/rihers until the elerti*n 1 takes place, ot which due notiee will be given in the papers of Macon, Albany ami Fort Gaines It is desi rable to elect the Directors early next month Conditional subscriptions to either route will l>e re ceived. and represented at the election, and th” Direct ors will afterwards decide upon nil matters connected with the work EI*AM ALEXANDER, Chairman. .S/ pP'mlier 1, 1847 22 2t The Albany and Fort Gaines papers copy. TOfiACCO A7VD SEOARS. 1 QA BoTes Tobacco of various brandy I * #lo. do. a superior article, ro (W) Principle C-^nrs. F.0.000 Ts,. , ,ft> V" r v fi C. Tog t 1 ir with Pan<*tt lh. ‘l’r/bivo. Ktc Are. For ni •by SCOTT, CAR IIART & CO. Sept. 1. 22 3U” ARS. f? Uli Is. prime St. Croix <ug h. ) GO do. Muscovadoand Frto Rico do. 40 do. New Orleans do. 30 boxes white Ilnvnnna do. 50 bhls r rushed and Powdered do. 20 boxes Double Refined Loaf do. For sale by SCOTT, CARIIART & CO Sept. 1. 22 COFFEE. AAA Bags Rio Coffee, ‘-B'! 40 tl*. Prime Java do. TO do Mocha do. F r sale by SCOTT, CARIIART & CO. Sept. 1. 22 CASES NEGRO SHOES, p ile low, a Consignment, by * SCOTT, CARHART A CO. S-pt 1. iB SALT, lit ON AND NAILS. OAftit s ' rl;,< s,l( ’ /to Jv'U lbs. assorted Iron, 2 H) K Nails. Als**. Steel, Band and Hoop Iron, Nail Rod, and Horse Shoe Shapes. For sale by SCOTT. CARHART zfc CO. j Sept. 1. 22 baggi.vg, 4 *rope AND TWINE. 1 P” ces Kentucky Bagging, J I 350 Coils do. Rope. 2000 lbs Bagging Twine, In store and lor sale by SCOTT, CARHART 4 CO. Sept. 1. 22 SHOTWELL 4 GILBERT, BY recent arrival*from New Yoik, have received a fu'l and complete assortment of Drug*, Medicines, • Chemicals. Paints, Oils, Dye Sturts. &.c Ac, all of which nre now ottere*! t*> th* public very low. tor cash They also keep an extensive ansortraent of Patent Med icin*‘S, among which are Dr Boon’s justly celebrated Ague and Fever Pills, which rarely il’ever fail to effect a . ure Also his Compound Cathartic Pills, an invalu lle fanii'y Medicine. ; Macon, Sept 1 R BI!U)K\ ,V < <>’S WHOLESALE AND RET AIL HAT AND CAP emporium. r l Ihe undersigned having purchased fromF. r| . 1\ VVhiu t liu> entire in*, lest, in the HAT LX AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT, on Muiberry street, b*g leave to announce to the public that they are now receiving, direct from their own Manufactory, a large and v. *ll aelected stock of HATS AND CAPS. CONSISTING IN PART Or MEN'S AND BOV'S Fashi//nable Black an 1 Drab Beaver Hats, do do do Nutria do do do do Si.k do do do do Brasil do do do do Cnss'.ner do do do do p’ iin Russia do do do do Angola do Broad Brim Black and Drab Heaver do do do do Brush do do do do plain Rmsiado do do do Cassimcr do Men’s Pearl Sporting Haw do Ashland do do Tampico do do KnicKerboker do do Black Glazed do A lnrg assortment of M"t,’s and Boy’s Black Drab WOOL HATS, <4 every description Men’s and Boy’s prein. Otter Caps a splemlid article i do do fine Fur C'nn*, new stylo do do fine Nutria do • do do Muskrat do do do tin** Cloth do every variety of pat do do Navy do with covers do do oil silk do do do (dazed do Infant s Fancy do Together with every oilier description of Hats and Caps now extant Possessing facilities for obtaining tin ir supplies, equal led by no other establishment in this section of Georgia, and surpass, and bv none in tie- St- t , and devoting their exclusive attention l<* the Hat bositi -as. tfi*. rffsTs nre prepared to s-ll .cry articie i:i their line ot the i#*• west pricks, and t*> warrant giving sai.siHctu.n to their cusuniic s Puiclia*'"oi *■.* r"spec(luily inv.ted to cad and examine their slock and pm. s BALDEN aA CO St u** m dulbcrryst sign of the M uii.nolh Hat. Sept. 1 22 BAGGING, ROPE, TWINE, AC. kJAA PIECES Kentucky Bagging, 253 do Gunny 7t fi coils M,indla nn.t K* ntucky Rope, 1 10H0 llm Bugging Twine. 25 hh/l* St Croix, r. IF and N O. Sugar. 10 boxes white Havana nntf Loaf do 10 bbi* Crtislieil and Pulvertacd d* 150 bags Java and Hu* Colli** , 15 hli Is Molnsncs, 100 kegs Nads, fnNio and Callings, 2 hmu i!m Sweedes Iron, flat, round and square, 100 hbfa Whiskt y, (■m and Hum, I ijm - an I half pqs** Cog Brandy and Holland (im Mad* ii. Port Mini Malaga Wine. S|*tiu, fmiaeej, Uni ami Train Oil, s>> Is*A**s Tobai’co, nssorted, cut,chewing and snicking, Sp TUI Mild fallow t .audio*. Sup. Pepper, Spire. Gmg r. Cloves. Nutmegs. Indigo. Madder, Bp. lirown, < ojp> ins, Snl.'intus, Sal Nitre. Salts, Camphor, Bin * Stoii*', Bn.iitone, Altiin, liornx, \ ouiij .m l <*iJ Hyson, Black and linperml Teas. W iti) iiiMity inner article*, making my stock very complete All of winch wdl be sold /it the |..w*>t iiimt- ‘ • price* AMOS BEN TON Mm. on, Sept 1, 1817 22 COPARTNr.RHHII’ NOTICE. HINES tV II ARRIS have tliis (ay asstM'iated with . tiieininliusinesi Mr JA.MESM HANNON, lor Op* p'lipo*** *4 doing an AUCTION, W AKE-110l ! SE ; nnd ( O.M MISSK )N bustnerw*, under tin linn nutne of j llixi.v Marius a Hannon. Wchuv*’ tak<nth* Ware lloun** on Oh* corner of Cherry and Sec* Mid Street, known ns (sen r*lins Beall's, mituuled in the most c**ntral |sit j f Imsmess We now tender our neivicevto our ffieiuta, . and tli*’ public generally In the above buiaincss, our ! individual intention will b** givcti to ail busmeasentrust* ed to our care, uml the usual lacihti* • granu-d to t>ur { customers lIiNLM A llakkik wiMiid take this oppoftu mty of returning their Buraks to tiwu burner 11lends ami riißtomeni tor past favors, and solicit lor the new con ‘ cem a of their patronage HINES, HARRIS A HANNON Macon Sept I 1047 2m 22 (tcorgin >rpMin I onnly. \f f MI.REAS Matthew ||. Hnndwu-li applies for v! I tteis ot aduuniHtratioii on the estate >f Jordan •**** k, deceits* *1 Tfr.ni’ nre tlterciorr to cite ami iidiiMMindi. all and “in j ‘t'dar the kindred and cr* ditora of’ said deceased, to ts and appear a* my otiic<: within the tune p escribed b> aw, tod. *w cauis- if any they have, why aaid letter houid not Oc granted Given under my hand at ofTi*e this 27th August, 1847 WM. A. COBB, c e o Sept. 1, 14447 S 3w MPLCNDus |„j, iiiiii,,.,, To be Drawn in September, 1 **IT. J. VV. MAURAY & CO. MANAGERS. (SUCCESSORS TO J. G. GREGORY it. CO.) $34,000! ALEXANDRIA LO T T ERA', Class No 54, for 1817, To bo drawn in Alexandria, on Saturday, -4th of September 18-47. 75 Number Lottery-A3 Drawn Ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME: 4 rue of S33,<KX) 1 Prize oi $13,000 J Jo 7.000 1 do. 5,000 > ‘ lo , 3.500 t ,| O . 8,507 20 Prizes of 1,000 30 Prizes of 500 30 do. 300 2K) do. 200 , &-C. A'C. , 1 lckets slo Halves ss Quarters $2 50. Certificate of Packages of Whole T.ckets $l3O 00 Do do. of 25 Hill do. 65 00 do. of 25 Q.rirter do. 32 50 $30,000! ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class No. 58, for 1847. To be drawn m Alexandria onrtimrday, tile 11th ol ,S .plecnber, 1817 13 Draton Muni icri out of 66 GRAND SCiiXM} ! 1 Prize of $3(1,000 10 Ptizaaof 81,000 1 Jo. 10.1 K.-0 15 Jo. 400 1 do. 5.000 80 |o. 850 1 Jo. 3.510 85 do. 800 1 do. 2.033 3j do. 15J 1 do. B.oW 130 do. lUO fi.” &C. fit!. Tioketa slo—Shares in proportion. Ci -tmc it.-s ol Packag. s 88 AVI. ,|e nek. c- sl<h) IK) Do. do. 88 Unit do 5.) IN) Do. do. 88 Uum ter do. 85 00 $ 40,000! ALEXANDRIA LOT TE R , Class No. GO, for 1317, To be drawn in A,ex ni.lna. on 3 ilurdoy, 85lh S -(Member, 1.3)7 oar Lowest Tn.ce Number Piizc $500!! 1 Prize of $10,00.) * 1 Ti i ze of *IO,OOO 1 do. G.OkI 1 do. 5.-JOO 1 do 3 SJO 1 do. $.843 3 Prizes ol 2,000 3 Pri/.i sos 1,5,J0 3 do. 1,300 5 Jo. 1.250 200 do’ 500 Sir Sic. Ac. 75 Number Lottery—l 2 Drawn Ballots. Tiekets slo ‘lalves ss—Quarters $2 50 Certificate* of Pack, g ol 85 Whole Tickets, $130,00 Do. do. ol 25 Half do. 65 INI Do do. ol 85 U niter do. 32 50 o>’ ( >r lers lor I’ ok is an I .Shares and Certific lies j ol r'-CKig's m the above Splendid Lotteries, w.il ,e- | cciv.’ tar iuiwi prompt .itic.ition, ami .hi account of rocli drawing w.illk* s in uunicdioUiy after it is over, to all wao orjer bum ih. Address J & C MAURY, A ; nts ior J. W. VI air. <SI \ t*. Mann gets, Wwituigioa City, J J C. September 1, IH*7. *u22 ANEW J3i;U3 STORE, MACON, ULOR'il \. 3I)RS. WVI (I A’ S LITTLE are now r*- c-iving, an! will ope; in n lew days, na ex- assortin *nt of Drugs, Me Pnws, Chemi cals. Surgical Instnirimts. Dys-Stujfs, Varmsieg, Paints, Glass Ware, Pa ,ii an t V min i Bnisin <,/ all kinds, $c ftjr Also, Patent VI Jicuies, Sbavmi Creams, Soaps, (t great variety,) Si uionv-ry, (Letter and Cap PajK-r, blank Books, Si.- 1 Pens, Inks, Slc.) b - gether with a variety ol articles u*, nl*y kepi in Drug Stores. These articles have hcen selecteif in the Northeni markets, for cash, by Dr. Little, and w ill be *>id at rorresponding rates wholesale or retail, as may huh purchasers Having been long engaged in the Drug Business, we Hatter ourselves that our stock of articles are not on ly of the best quality, hut that we shall be able to sell them as low as at any |>oint South. VV VI G. &. S. LITTLE. Cotton A venue. jS . b. Opened to-day. UK) ounces Sulphate Quinine, Conch Varnish of the tx-st quality, per cask,. Opium, .Morphines Calomel, iVc 3000 lbs White Lead from Lewis’s Manufactory. Maccoby SnuH, I, irillard's best rose scented in hot- J ties, per gross. 40 dozen Paint Brushes. Macon, Aug. 27, IMI. 22 tl Macon Howling Saloon. Millberrv street, MACON, GA. rpm: above well known and popular establishment, , X having recently undergone a thorough repair, is now unsurpassed by any thing of the kind m the South j em country, and is opmi tor lit.* reception ofvmaotsdu* 1 ring the day audcveimigs. To businessmen, Planters. Merchants and otbeis, it affords a pleasant and agre. - able plac*’ of innocent and healthy relaxation am! n inuseinent. The above establishment is in the most convenient part of the city, bring on .Mulberry street, nearly midway between tne Hotels, and in the imme diate vicinity of business. The proprieto* flatters him ft-df thar he h*is hit ; uto h • J the good foitu ;e to give wit- j isfactiori m tile oideny invip ‘ .nent oi the estibusn tnent, an J assures the puhl c tht ti* will strictiy en fo.ee the observance ci the sulk g od oi Jei ior th-- tutu e. Ihe Proprietor hop that With recommcn<ia tioiis and a sti ct attention to business, to nn rit the pat ronage of the public. E. L BROWN. Macon, laept 1, 1447 22 SUGARS. lAA HHDrf New Orleans, 20do. St. Croix, -* CrO |4> Jo. Muscovado, 5J bbls Crushed aud Powdered, 15 boxes White Havanna, 20 do. Loaf, For sale fiv April 29 4 t*COl T C VRH\RT ACO BAtKalATir, ROPE, T>/l.sL\ AC. .)i U~\ 4-1 an.f 15 inch Kentucky 13.il mg. U < J*X) •• 44 *• *• L h 125“ 5! 25. C**ils K -mucky Rope. 10*10 lbs. three ply Bagging Twine. 2d53 Sac! San Fcth I. by i HARLES CAMPBELL, & CO. A*f IB MH h r A BBLS Northern Whiskey, • 3Jdo .New ( h’leati.* U-et.ueJ, 10 hhds. Cuba M<ius. h, 5 do. St. Croix Sugar, 20 tioxes soap, small bur.nist received l y T ( DEMPSEY, \ : • -jo c r, GENTLEMENS’ FI 4 E BOOTS IF ST received, (ientlemenH line Funch Calf Boots the latest style, and lor sale by MIX& KIRTLANI) Aug. 18, 1847 20 LADIES’ GAITER BOOTEES. IF ST Received. L*i lies’ colored and blaek Gaiter Bootee*, and tor aale Ly MIX A KIRTLANI). Aug. 18, 1847.’ 20 REIKnVAL. I \VIb4 SEY.MAPR li:im removed to the Store *l hmitfc occupy I Dr'*v>*nit years part by 1) and VV. ti \n. where In* wouhl be pleased to have his cus fomeis call on h-m S**|K I 22 tl \ I• 11,1,1 \ u 11. IJUAV „ „y authorised J, ‘ I ‘ , ‘ I I I ill 1 1. VI II DIUHLK. Macon, August IS, 1817 ItiW nOI SI'OV NIIMIIIIf-H NALK. Will be . sold hofett till’ Court House in the towuoi Pery, loustou county, oil tie li st T.rtsdity in October u*xt, within the legal hours of sale, the followmg pro perty, to wn One negro bov tunned Tun, levi and on ns the nroper •y of Jeaae C. Hill, to musty one fi hi in in the Justices ourt ol Mmine county, ( ■ ii; li.m the IBthh district, *• M) in fcvorol Alexander Bellamy. against Jesse C Mill: levy intide uiul returned to me hy s looslsnlc K W. JtHI.SON, 11.-ti Sh'tl Kept I, I KIT ii POKTPONKD \ l> Ml NINTH A Toll* NAI.H.-Wii) Is- sold . beiore llie Court Homs- in lee county, on tlie tine Tuesday in November next, during the uunl h.Kirsot •tlie, that valuable leu ol lunnl, No 3i, in tin- lith itslnet of hr*. belonging to the estate of Ksniuel Biv •is, Ute Os Moons- county, deeeneed Sold for till* s iH’fit of the legatees ol said lice nsed Terms ott the tlxyolnule KOI, AND BIV INK, (.1,0 W HI VINK, Kept I, It* 17 4MR Adm'rt with tkr trill awirird \I>M I NINTH ATOM* RAI.K. Will In’ mid on tin- limt Tu.-adnv in Novemher text, before •he (hstrt I louse door st Bomb n.lge, Decatur county, •sots of Land Nos 310, in the eighteenth dislricl.il Unify county originally, now Drcalui county, anil lets Ntst 37 and 318 in lie 510th district ol Karty cmuty origin oily, now Lhcutur county ; sold hy order Os ('curl, ns the properly of Archibald liny, lute of Talbot comity, deceased, lor the benefit ol (he lo irs. Terms nude known on the day ol aals WILLIAM M BROWN, Adm'r Bept I. 1847 *1 ids NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS \I,I, pel Hons indebted to the estate of ( 'ha- T. Eng . laud ol Bibb Quality deceased, nr* iierehy required to make unnirdiatr |iayinent to the mi l. r*tgnedand all having detnamis against soul de. is, * will pressnt 1 thet-i duly attested in terms of t!t< law Kept I, Tw it HI sti .IVKI'.K, Atlmr tin! (hard Brand) c‘ i oil ,turk, r lloibmd Lain. Jtiiua.c.Hue Chary iir.tiuly, t tld tea eh do Fine hlujtira Slutiy aid Fuil W,n a, and evety .1 ‘scriptu>h oi Wiiuo and Li|.j.i, t>> -it. cask, b irtarl, or gallon For sole by BCOTT, CARHART 4. C O Rapt t 5tS .t 1.1 A ALE I INSTITUTE, COLUMBUS, H E next term will commence on die firat of October, X and end about the middle of July, at which time there will be a public Examination. TEACHERS. Rev. THOMAS B. SLADE, A. X Principal. Mrs. Ann J. Slade, \ Mia* Janet E. Slade,! Mi* Marv L. Slade, J stanta ’ Miss Ann L. Slade, J CLASSES AND STUDIES. The Institute is divied into 4 Classes. Pupils will be required to remain in each Class during the Scholastic year, and to stand nn approved examination, before they can be admitted into the next higher. To enter into the 4th Class, the candidate must be well prepared on the fundamental rules of Arithmetic, and ponses* a general knowledge of Geography and Grammar ~.^TV PIES OF . T,,E Fourth Class—Spelling, Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar and Composition. Studies of the Third Class—Spelling, Rending, \> riting. Grammar, Arithmetic, Alg bn commenced, use of Globes, Ancient Geography and Composition. Stumls of t k Second Class —Reading, Spelling, \> riting. Algebra, Geometry, History, Botany, Rheto ric, Grammar and Composition. Studies of tie First Ci.tss Moral and Mental I- l>*s*nnv N turnl Philosophy, Astronomy, Mineral ‘ r,;l ‘ Botany, HiW"ry, Logic, Grammar andConi pinion. tW Languages taught in extra Classes. Rut#** of Tuition— la’s in Advance. Tuition, Sehol istic year, (including Vocal Mus ed SSO 00 Mus e. (Piano,). 50 00 Drawing, Painting and Embroidery,per onnum..2s 00 Embroidcsy ahm io oo Conti igent Expeus s • * 00 Board per month, (Candles. fthe-t a Piilow-c ’8 -s. Towelsan.l W ishing excepted.) 10 00 August 11, H 47. 7wl‘J rJOTJAH 3 B^LSS. Bullocks compound lever cotton PR ‘E>L h-i ig re.ceutly aimplifi ■ I and miprov - r L are n< w < •:t ?< dt • tho e w *htn) to put up Square links a*"’ a superior ;rtic e t any in use Vi examination ol their const me tion and principle, by the • who stu !y true eeonomy, and w ish a g iod and pc.nianeiu art cle, j IS J*lwit ‘1 that they may sand in lg, l>r the,ns ’ es. Pric -s, Eighty-rive iKdlits, delivered in M iron, which indn lea the whcle of th • outfit of Lone, Rope, Patent tt ght. &c. Annexed is bill of Timber for Sam l '. 4. . . .pteees... .22 feet long, 10 by 10, 1 “ 16 - “ 10 by 10. 1 “ 21 “ “ 10 by 10. 4 “ 15 “ “ 6by 6. 2 “ Iri “ “ 12 bv 16 1 “ 12 “ “ 12 y *t). 1 “ sf“ “ oby 24. 2 “ 15 “ ” 3by 8. 2 “ 15 “ “ sby 5 1 “ 10 “ “ 12 bv IV) 1 “ 7 “ “ 12 bv 14. 1 “ ‘J “ “ 4hyl2. 10 giMid plnnk 18 “ *• 1) by 12 1 “ 25 “ -‘ 4by 12. 3 scantlings 20 *• “ 3y 4. Also, Gin Geering of ‘ll i/.e<, kept constantly on band • geering for VI. reliant Mills, Cotton Factories and Mill-Stomps of ev<*ry description, furnished to order at Foundary of K FINDLAY, Macon, Geo. Aug. 11, 1847. 12 Cotton Presses for Balc, rll i (buto-i P-vs.s.*s ( Bn'lock's Patent.) heretofore us -! hi th * Pack g estr.bhshment m this city, will h-‘ sold ti immediate application is made, at very re •luced jrric.es. inclu ling frame w . rk. windlas, nnd every thing complete for each press, and soi l iti consequence *f tie- piopiietDis Invmg disrontinu l the rc-packing bunne.ss Apply to ROBERT FINDLAY. Macon, July 14, 1847 ts VALUABLE PLANTATION I J B * KER COUNTY FOR SALE. ILL ix *l.l on favorable terms, n l>oriy of Lend consisting of n rht f-e -t.o.ip, and four Lns of 250 acres each, comprising 1710 acres, lying on the w*-st bank of the Fiint River, from four to eight miles lielow Albany. About 3(K) or 350 aert-sare cleared, and 250 now m cultivation by Michael Istt. Most of the Land is valuable, and is a very desirable location for an extensive cotton planter, nnd it also has great advantages ns u range for stock immediately below. Persons wish j ing to purchase, will apply to the subscriber, at this office. FI MR I ROSE, i Macon, Sept. 1, 1817. 22 I [PBOIf SHERIFF SALE*—WR! be mU n i 1 the first Tue* Inv in October next within the law { tul hours of sale the following property, to w it: 1 One Jersey wagon and harness, levied on as the prnp , erty of William G Ferryman, to satisfy a fifa from Up- I son Superior Court in favor of John M Board man vs j said Perryman Also the north half of Lot of land No. 113, inthefif i teenth district, formerly Monro*- now Upson county, I levied on as the property of Alexander Johnson tosatis i fv a rifa from a justices court in and lor the 537th district G. M. Upson county in favor of Allen J. Stillwell vs 1 said Johnson, property pointed out by Geo. VV. Fulton, ! levy made ana returned to me bv a constable SAMUEL CARAWAY. Dep. Sh’tf. I Se P l L 1H47 22 V| AKIN SHERIFF SAI,I_WiU be sold on ITI th-first Tue-lay in October next, before the | court bouse door in the town of Lanier, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit One negro hoy named John, about 16 “or 17 years old, ■ levied op ns the property of H,.;s* L Pearson,'to satis fy one ti. fa issued front Muc,-it Superior Court, Reu ben H Slapney vs Hope L. Pearson ; and one fi, fit issued from Macon Superior Court, Charles H Ever • Itvs. Hope L. Pearson property (minted out by Wil liu.i H. U ‘ neon,attorney for Slappey, and Ell War re t nttoit,y u Everett L->t -I L nd No. 147, ti being the lot whereon Levi Bitfield now lives, in the 8 I district of oripngUy Muh craeo. -owMaoot c*,uity ; levied onus theproperty ,-t Levi Barti -id to saituly :> fi. fa. issued from Macon Interior Court. James Abbett ve 1,-vi Barfield, pro perty pointed “,tt by Plaintiff's At.omcy Three town lots, in th-* town of Hamburg, numbers 1 two, (8) nine, ,U) aud ten, (10) (on lots of land Nos 331 and in the 23th disnict of originally Lee, now Macon county,) containing half acre each; levied on as the propei ty of Elisha t u t.s, to ti-'y afi )„ IWU . ’ e,I front V. c-.lt Sup-rior . ~iut, W tight, Bull &. Cos j‘s ( unis fi Brow-t . p r , ;s-tty p-.t -d out 1 j Richard 1 l.yon. Alto n, y for P,oi ,t.fiV I hot ol Land No. thirty-five (35) in the 22th district, of originally Lee now Mr nc-u-tv; levied on as the , propettyol Bazd Grsv s, tosalial) au-td-y n !is tsi|. ,'l front a J -tie--s’ Cou-t ol sni I, nu tty ; ; u-retl Hunt ; vs Heitty fvinn-y aud Basil Graves prope ty pointed -nil l.y Abel fiolton, ag-nt lor Wiiliam S,ii,i!i us-ig.tee, levy made and relumed to tut-1 y a Cot table. Lot of Lind No twenty-six -fi m th, - i distr.et, , of originally Mo-engee, now Macon county ; l, vi,-d on as the properly of Silas Stokes, to satisfy two Justi, s’ ! Court It lus. J llrttfi'-lii ve Silas Stokes, and T H | M.ugan vs S.li.s Stokes, levy mad. aud returned to I me l.y a Constable. Is is , f Land Noe ninetv-four (04) and nm -t -eight 03.) the w. -t half of Istt No ninety-fir, (05.) 1. • No. | nineiy-stx (5*6.) (ihirty-iua- DC - ,/cepi. ,n i-iiy ,ne acres in the nut ih-eas! corner ol L-t No nine j -■ ■v ui, CJ7j ait in the 8 i disiriel of originally Mi sen -■ .now Vlaeon county, it b--ng the place wher ,-n . . ,s R. W. Berry now lives ; levied on as the ‘prop,-it) of Jo nas R. W. Berry, fosatisfy a ti tia. issued from Ma con Mupenor Court, Robert Green vs J. R \V Her ! ry property pointed out by Plaintiff O. C HOR NE, D. SUff. S pi 1, 1347. 82 I v .VC- , rOlf-XNAI.I; . . lust Fj Tiiewliiyin Novemberg, vl.aitfie Ci-int ‘louse in Marion, Twiggs county, seven Negroes, to-wii Sarah, afsiul forty-five year* ,dd. and tier two male children, one fouraiultkrothertwoyratsol,l; Diev.nls uttwenty one years old, ami her litre,) leuiale ehibiren—one übotit five yeats old, one two y,-am old an,l the third about three months old Properly belonging to the estate of D uiiel Vlasaey, deceased, aml sold lor the benefit of the lien- aud Cieditora id said estate Terms on the day of sale W VI BRYAN, Executor 8,-pt. I, IB4J. 60.(22 with the will annexed. \IMI XlsrtlATUH N HALK.- By virtue of an order of the Honorable Inferior Court of Craw ford county.*when siting for otJustiy lairpoaea, will Ire s-1.l at tlteCouit ilou-, door ol aaul county, on the fi M Tuesday in November next, between the lawful hour* oi sale, )unt of Lot of Land No 5, in th* third district of formerly Houston now Crawford enmity, con taming I 2 acres, wore oi icsr—,t being the plantation wher-ot Jiihit Bryan, deceased lived. Bold us the property is said Join, B.yurt, tor the p,np< o- ol distribu tion Terms load’ known ,n the day of lie ARTHUR BK > AN, Adut'r HANNAH BKVAN. Adm’rx. Hep* I.IIL 1-0.122 IIVI I I Kill'3 NAI.C. Will ‘a ‘ “tin House d,s>r in Lamer. Macon county, agree- I able to an order ol the Honorable the Inferior Court of I -aid county, wlv it silting lor ordinary jM,r(sis. s, on the lirst Tuvsilsy in November next, ihr following Ismd, to-wit N,w. 8 4 57 , 53 and 60, in the first district cf loruierly Muscogee now Macon county, with a good ‘ •mil “cat on lit,’ same ; also Lot* Nos. 5 and 131, in the 2,1 dtstric) of wtid county Also,,a, the first Tueailay In December next, will be ; sold at the I ouit Hons • door in .Marion, Twiggs codn ty. fractional l ot N” 2IH, m the 23th district of'former. | ly Wilkinson now i wigtpi county. Also, on th** first I’m- lay in January next, will be sold before tia’ Court llouw door in Cfriiai at, Ran - lot pit eiaintv, leu No 230. in the loth diatraM, and led No. ob. in tlie I lift district of formerly Lee now Ran dolnh county. Alan, on the fust Tuesday in J'elruary next; leb-re th Court House d-rnr in AttxxtCUa, Sumtet county. Lot No 212, in the 16th district, and Lot No 91. in Uic 17tit district ol antd cougtv. , Also, on the first Tuesday in March next, belote the < ourt House door in ‘I xeSutton. Lot No. 152, in th* Ist district ol formerly Tr-stp now ‘l’albot county. Also, mi the linn Tuesday in April next, before the Court lloueo dour in Htxwaht county, Lot No. 152, in ) he INtli and -fricl of Idrna-ily 1.-e tu>w- Htewait county. | AH the sfsive prn|H.rty sold lor live Isetu-fil of tia- heits I"I JoUu Kii Sim , fate us Macon county, d,-ceatwd ’ renin ma I-- known on tft'j days of sale. WILLIAM RUcSHIN.J S K FELTON. ! Ei re JOHN C RODtiEKH, J oept L Iv 47. t-*J2B S “•> •> - F. t-,ie. l.s(. is * eandidate~fi>r l • Collector ~l Bibb County, at the coming election j .3. pi 1.1347 ” ft DRAWING DUE THURSDAY. GEORGIA LITERATURE -OTTH It 1 , $12,000! $3,000! $1,750! Ticket* sl—Halves s2—Quartets $1 DRAWING DUE MONDAY,SEPT 6th *12,000! *12,604! *5.000! 20 OF SI,OOO ! 100 OF §lso’ Tickets $5 —Halves $2 50-Quartrru $1 85. DRAWING DUE THURSDAY, SEPT. Oth $40,000! $20,000! $10,000! 10 PHIZES of $2,000 f 20 of $1,000! 20 of SBOO ! 200 of $200! 75 Number Lottery—l3 Drawn Ballots. Tickets slo—share* in proportion For sale by J & ARNOLD, A arm ur ~ ~ f° r O. PAINE it CO., Managers. , Office on Mulberry st., tn U nshtngtotl Hall building Orders from me country will receive prompt at etntion. S.-pt I. IHI7. 30 H) D IIKK J. ATTORaEVA* Z.AW. McDonough, ga. Refer to Scott, Carhart <fe Cos. May 6, 1817. *| y fj nr. ROBERT ->I P VTTEKSOV. H A VING permanently ioc ted in this place ten ders his jiroUwional services to the citizen* ofMa j coni and its vicinity. He hop*s by prompt attention .* busing t( merit n ohare of public patt’onit: - j i l *'’ is on 2d *t., in the building formery .?ccu pic I by the Mr non M- ssenger. Macon, June 23,1847. 12 ts JOHN P. (i VV \ A CO. Auction and Com nissioa BGcrohan* aa3 Torwadlnr Agents, Micon, July 21,1-317. MAC ® \ ROBERT aTaLLEN - , ~ Factor ainl Commission Merchant, No. 112, Ray Street, Navauuah, fJeo. Y\ t ILL attend frictly to the storey a.t.l sale t i u ‘ n * Flon , rindc* produce, and w; ni.'ikc übs rat cash advance* on g.o !* to hi-- House. References.—Mr. James A. Niebct 1 E B Weed, J Ii R Washington, f-Vr/rim. Graves, Wood S- Cos J Dye A Robertson, Augunta. Branon Si. Young, .7 laritltn. > „„ Dr. George F. Pierce, Sparta ! Hl7 , ly 1G t 1 elegraph copy one year JOHN JONES & SON, (LATE JONES AND HOLT) !•.#/; Hot Si: COMMISSION ME R CII VVTS, MACON, Oeo. June 23, 1347. ,(• j., STAGE LINE ! FROM THE STONE MOUNTAIN VIA LAW RENCEVILLE TO GAINESVILLE. ...j- Tut uedcrMigned conuacLore, are now —iS ™ nnin S. B triweekly Stage from the . I, •rn'T Mountain Via. Lawrenceville and (. lirtesville. Ihe Stage will leave the Stone Mountain immediately tt|s>n the arrival of the ears from Augusta every Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday morning, and arrive at (rant. wlVe same day. It will leave Gainesville every Tuesday, n.araday, and Saturday mortting, and arrive at the Stone Mountain in time lor the departure oi the ears to Augusta same days. Travellers from l Savannah, Macon and the South-western counties, will i have to lie oyer at the Mountain a short time only in or der to watt the departure ol the stage. The cot’itraet nrs assure the travelling public, that they will find on th lute good conches and teams and carefiil and accomme dating drivers. Extra carriages, buggies, &e . will fc. furnished at the Mountain to families going up t!-e -our, try, upon one duys notice to the contractors, either at Lawrenceville or Gainesville. SAMUEL F. ALEXANDER, JOSEPH FOX, ’ July 20, 1847 6w17 Contractors. I The Savannah Republican will please publish the a hove weekly fur six weeks, nnd forward their fill to the I contractors nt Lawrcncf*vil!f\ FOR NEW-YORK (On S VTI’IIDA Y Vlternoon, 4th Sept. Next.) X H M St n" l Shi,> SOUTHERNER. ; t apl M. Betty t on resuming her fall ‘ trips wtll lenve Adger’s wharf, on Sntur • day Afternoon, lilt Sept, next at 5 o’clock precisely I tor bretglit or Passage, having splendid State Room j accommodations, apply at the office of the Agent HENRY MISSROON, | corner Last Bay and Boyce &. Co’s whats I might on perishable articles paid ill advance. No birth secured until paid for. Ang 35. Ir2 l NOTICE. i r | ’ Subscriber for 6ale on fhvorble term*, his t n plantation m Houston Cos. on the road from Macon to I erry, 20 miles from Macon and 8 mile* from Ferry. I fu* place contains 800 acres and about 600 open, 150 i acres fresh land and the whole in excellent repair and much improved by a number of year* manuring. The ! plantation c;in be seen by applying to Mr Hambrick, :my overseer, who is on th* sjH>t. £ a. NIfSBET. I -'I *con Geo. July 20th 18-17. lvitf PLANTATION NEAR MACON FOR SALE. THE unde* i signed offers fer f .le his plan tat n,on HI (A-oiulgee liver, 24 inilea below th:- ci.y of Macon, containing 530 acres of Land—ibout 13 ’ clear- I *<l e:iu unproved w.th good fence ft, large bmn.new stable* and negro cabin*, ‘i’hc whole being rich river ! bottom laiij. ‘Hv- cleared lend is in fine order, rnd with piop n culdvation vdl yield, without manm fifty bushels of corn , aud m tlie ot iwiou ol comp* t m ju. *, a heat y bale oj cotton, per at re. The timber nr and iro duce will find u ready in nket m Macon—w.th which there is good connect iui i byroad and river, and with th*-w-abord, l y the ILver and Railroad. A: y ore * lr!3u of ging into the wood oi planting l as net*, will j fin nth sjjcice n mine of weal h, there being 410 cn ; of the heat tirnhered Innd, and * -toil which lanot mi r Hsi-d hi tin w outhern State*. Teim Itbi ral. Apply soon to J 11. R. WASHINGTON, j Macon, August 11, 18-17. .j t j9 BLUE LICK WATER. ’ \f7 ATLR of t!*c I pper B.u * i.a Spring*, Ivy, * “ cuutaining more c- :ic* nirau I medic.na! virtue: than the moat celebmted Sprint'-* oi the cotmtrv. being j much more etlicieiit than tire ceh brated Congress Spring Water, in Liver C—mnlainu, Cutanecu^ ! Disease*, 6lc. ate. We appeim ioi Uiecumou ;.ndsci -1 entific an analysis as mad*- by an able chemh-t: I 1 sulplimated hydrogen, 2 carbonic acid, 3 muriate of soda, 4 muriate of magnesia, 5 muriate of lime, 6 j ‘Mtlphate of lime, 7 sulphate of soda, 8 sulphate mag ; ii'-Hia, y on rUmatc of lime, and probably a trace of cat j bonate Os IllMgneHltt For sale by the bottle, or in larger quantities, by J. It &l W. .S ELLIS. Macon, August 4. 1847 J* 6t TO RENT. r rMIE DWELLING HOUSE over the Store occu- I pied by Gravis, Wood & Cos. Fosses-don given let October. Apply to Aug 25 21 SCOTT, CARHART A CO. NEW SPRING GOODB. *IIHE ntliscrilirr ho* jn-t opensd a now ttnd rout I pi—l© assoninvnt oi Htopk- uttd Fanny Dry Goodx for tit*- Mirring (rudr, wim-it w til be oil,:rod t prices ihnt cunnol tail of injuring ihem uu.ck agle. Peixonx in want of Dry Granls would do well to ctu and , xamm. the atuck utid prices. To ray friends in theeoumry.l wnnld just say, call and sc- me—you shall have good Giwds at the lowest prices Among the stock nre rich Embroider,’ ! Ik*rages. ’ rich embroidered 3uk Muslins and (ilngiim,!- . Tin, I printed J aouoc t, fin-’ print, <1 Mu-tin* sn,l Lawns; Hcotrh, Engfiah and French Gingkants; Igncn Ging ham* A beautiful assortment t-frttibrradrr'',l goods. eo-isieting of Robes, UollMrn, ( bemiestls, Cain s, kilg mgs and lnw-ritnigi, and Istee Han,lk. reluels Ac Ac Jaconet Muslim,; Swt* Muslins, plain and Striped; Irish Linens-. Table do ; 40 inch pill, w eus, Linen , Scotch and Russia Dinner - Huckaback Tow-1 i mg; Cotton Diaper; Duma-k Table Gloih*; Dsutssk ! Nupkius; colored Linen Table Cuvers; Cord-d Skirts, Grun. do.; Clu ck Linens, Monterey Strip, ,! Ciie ; in,-re ; Kentucky Jews; Cotton Cuanuiere; Bleached and Brrmn Homespuns Honnrlta, Ktbl>ons. Artitieinl f lower*; Umbrellas. Famsols. Hiin-Shadea.snd a thou sand and on,-other ariielra, w inch every on,- wanl- All >• whicit nhall b<- sold low lor rash April L I*l7 7 JUS MURDOCK BAGGING, ROPE, TWINE I|I|IE wnlieeiiber ui now rrc, mug hw full sut, -sol’ I GROCERIES, which ho oilers to his oi l lunula slid the public generally, at unusual low prtcet VS u liave now in st--rr, and are receiving, Jut I pieces heavy Gunny Bagging, 808 piece# heavy Kentucky do. 150 coil* Kentucky Rope, 50 coils Manilla do too lba. Twine, 2,000 socks Salt, 10.U00 tbs. Swscjes Iron. 1,000 ib* Band, Hoop and Rod Iron, 80 hhds St Croix and Potto Rico Sugars, Loaf,Crushed ami Powdered do 100 lags Rio and Java CoHec, - SO lioxcs Tobaecu, 100 kegs Nuifc, 11100 lbs t n-t German and Blister Steel Aloo I AIN IS AN!) OILS of every drscnptain Muomi. April I, 1W47 (■; BUND OENTLEUSNS’ UAITEKg. J.isr Kscetved, Gentlemen's colored and black Caaaaiuerc Gains, and fur rale bv A . me, >,IX 4 KIRTLAND Aug I* 1*47 -Jx>