The Weekly Georgian. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1839-184?, May 11, 1839, Image 2
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD ANI) MANKIND OOMPANY OP OROROfA.
- „ BkTAMfAMt April 9th, 1139.
TrtMa RsreRauejr Otargo UddmerGornroor,
. Hir >_Imcoafvrwity wliw, I hare lU ptfuurato preset* herewith ibn samJanouai retaro of the condition
•Tikis Rank.
Tha'Kall Road I* to aHtlrisrtoryrtam of pw|rM>-fam this Hiy for saventy miles (| l« rompUlod ami in
daily ase. Tha trading la mtNfHattd l«» a paint <k>« hundrct ami t write mile* front Havannsh, and contrast a
are made lor grading twentymo* mile* further.Ur a points faw mile* beyond Handersvilla. Wa continue in
lay down Mr aaperttnscture at the tala «*# mi e a weak, and ovary effort will Ira made to tf stand in ilia interior
the facilities of our road, with the leaMpnaaibU delay. »
lam. vtty reapecifully, yoar obi aervant, W. W. GO It DON, Praaldant
Sintrmcnt
Of the Condition of lit Central Rail Road and Banking Company of Georgia, on Monday Ike Ut
day of AprJ, 1839, a! clone of the hntinen; rendered in conformity to the Art of 24/A Dee, lu:|*>
RESOURCE.
N<*r» Discounted, running to maturity, considered in**!,
Rill* of Exchange,
Note* and DUIa under proteai, in anil,
•In do do dn nnl in anil.*
B*mds of City nf Savannah, at 1 per ct inir re*i,
Making tout nf Discounted p«|ier ami Oily Roods,
Ofihe paper umlcr |imte*t, iltere la eonaidcied
(lono nt Principal Hank, 19,977 1.1
Dniililful at do 9,094 9J
Had at do 741 90
(i<md at Branch. f.0,.VW .',2
Doubtful at do 9.900 #M>
Due by oilier Dank*,
In hau l* of agent* in New York ami Liverpool,
Sinrk* of other Institution* for debt*,
Hanking llmm's and Lota,
Real Estate taken for debts*,
Kxpcmlcd on,ami ill relation to Kail Itoad,
Protests,
- Kxpem.es,
GoM rniti at Prioripal Hank, 673.081 (8
Silver ami Copper, 9.9,510 59
Gold ruin at Branch,
Silver and Copper,
•9.200 00
90,031 10
101,400 07
Note* of other Bank».*nd Chockson City Banka,
At Principal Hank, 11(1.932 2(1
At Bra neb, BVH-V«»
Change Hill* oftbe CoT|ioration of Savannah,
■ •lli.DOOnrtbiaainiHiiil paid April H, 1H39
At prturtpel
Itenk.
At JlrmnrA
Bank Moran.
Amount.
3*0.04(1 31
98,817 30
400.403 50
IWi.afll 03
71.039 13
937,304 08
81!) Ut
54.303 93
55,901 99
lt.rjfl 03
10(383 57
>1,689 49
143.000 00
143,909 00
954,650 >3
3<J.!WI 53
13,700 39
50,747 93
0.044 01
9.048 61
1,574 (Ml
1.575 IHI
9.930 03
32,699 55
42.619 37
7.07.1 00
7,875 (HI
007,538 57
967,528 57
10 50
118 95
134
4,848 08
2,144 98
0,993 06
170,991 86
9,919,904 19
LIABILITIES
At I’rtnrlpet
Bank.
At Branch
Itenk Moron.
Amount.
Bank Capital Htnck.-
714,530 00
150,000 00
864,539 1)9
Rail !losd Capital Htnck.
' Bank Note* i**ucd. payable
Of tlio NnUta of Principal Bank,
Tliero arc on hand *t Principal Hank,
900,315 IN)
727,509 (N)
257,500 00
900,315 00
633,035 00
OfTlio Note* of the Branch, . .
There are *m band *1 Principal Bank,
114.490 (10
do do do Branch,
74.120 09
Leaving in circulation.
94.065 00
60.890 00
103,755 00
Bail Road Tickets in circuisliun.
. Toll* of Bridge at Macon, plmlged by Lily or Mn
7,107 70
7,107 70
nil,
40,609 53
473 V.)
473 0(1
Duoioothrr Rank*.
7,944 Id
48,633 Nrt
do agent.
For unclaimed Dividend*,
9,531 50
92
93
540 70
10.078 20
• To Individual Depositors,
Profits, vizReserve! KuimI.
111.689 41
56,485 HU
18,035 25
75,121 14
Rail llnail Profit*.
17.339 28
Bank I’niflu,
10.270 06
55,290 55
5,920 20
01,222 81
. Balance between Principal Bank and Branch,
State or Or. until a, County of Chatham.
Personally ap|reare«l W. W. Gordon, President,
abd n. n. Cuvier, Caaliier of (he Central flail
Jtoad end flanking Company of Georgia, who lie-
■ Ing duly aworn, sty. that tlm above return i« jtial
end true ta Uio be*t »'f itieir knowlvdgo and be*
lief.
W. W. GORDON, President.
N R. It. CUYLKU, Cashier.
Sworn tobefnre me, tltla Utii day of April, 1830.
JOSEPH FBLT.J. P.
• Lilt oj Stockholder! of the Centhal Rail Road
and Banking Company of Georgia,, on Mon•
. day, April ill, 1030.
KAMXS. no. III AXES. rAIU. AMOUNT
. Anelaux) Kydla 5
Andaraon, George 100
Anderson dr Son, Geo. 100
Y.Adama, Sarah J .10
‘ Adams, Martha NY 0
Almy, lirntlalta C 10
* Aldrich A Cn.,HN 5
Ander«on,J W intrust
forElluC Aitderaon ft
Aaderson J W in trust
for R F Anderson ft
Anderaon, Georg o W 265
Anderson, Kllul C 10
Arnold, Richard D 00
‘ Anderaon, A Co. Jair.ee SO
Atkinson, Atraamler 00
vRank Siam of Georgia &0
Darker, trmtae, N 0
Baldwin, Leant! 30
Bartow, Anthony 2
Bartow, Theodosius ft
Barlow, T, in trust for
T. B. Ford 1
Barron Itubolla 0
Barron, Ann 0
Bat tint, Mvrnm S3
Hagthatv, Calliatino 0
Beaaley. Duvi.1 ID
Ballia, Santuitl U. 0
Beulard, Eugenia 2
Beall, Robert A. 30
Dell. D.,' in truit for Mary. U.
Hopkiita, 0
Behn, Gcutgo W. &
Berry, John II. 10
Bliss A Co., Ellas S7
Binnay, J. G. IS
John C. Bowen,
Baalin. John
Boyd, Emma
Boynton, Willi «rd
Bryan, Samuel J.
do
do
Brower, Robert
Durum, C A.
Bulloch, W. II
Bulloch, Mnrtha
Butler, Gilbert
Butt, Noah
Butte J. R. in trail for
’ Laura Butts,
Burdtall, Wm. It.
Beert.J. D..& J. R-.l
John's A Co. .
Beanett, John J.
Burns. Thus. II.
• Bradley, PaJ.
Butler, Cyrus
Bulloch, James J.
Chatham co. Academy
Carter, Cyrus U.
do in tnjat for Har
riet Carter,
do ia trust for Ann
R. M. Carter,
do in t mat for Elisa
W. Carttr,
do in trust for E P.
Carter,
Campfield Nathaniel
Campbell, Charles
Chenier, M.
CawCeld, Ann
ChampUm, Aaron
C^aritM, Robert M.
do do truiteo
for Hester A. Mai-
’ *lery.dk chiIJrvn.
Church, ElitahcUi
Cleg born, James
Clark, Thomas
Cooper, Jonathan
Cooper, John ■ SO
Cooper, Salome 5
Cooper; Wm. . C5
Cooper, Lydia 6 •
Condon, I’icrc* 2
Coodsn. William
Cohan At Miller,
Corbean, Geo. B.
Cohen 0.
da
Clachorn, P. P.
Cueh 4 Cowles,
Cbaae, Wm.
Collin*, Rubers 270
Coleman. Robert 20
Collin i, Charles 20
"i
loo fton oo
00 9,000
074 0*730.
1U0 1,000
•• ftOO
•* 1,0110
437 ftO
600
874
100
100 300
100 30,30.1
Kill 1,000
871 4,375
•' 1,730
6.000
6,000
437 30
3,002 50
175
437 50
100
07|
7?4
100
07|
071
071
100
071
87 50
437 30
437 50
1,037 50
COO
875
437 50
17ft
2,023
437 50
437 30
1,0(10
2,302 50
1,030
tor
5
(17)
337 50
2
8ft
170
1ft
M)
1,3117 AO
20
ft7|
1,150
ft
47)
237 50
3ft
57
2,012 50
A0
07)
3,375
4,000
46
100
4
44
400
10
*•
1,000
16
871
875
jstTor
nlft
100
1,500
,2
«/)
175
10
1,400
ft
77)
387 50
ft
100
500
3t.
10
775
2ft
1,987 50
10
871
875
ft
100
500
500
«
50.000
16
87)
1,400
20
100
2,000
40
"
4,000
8
800
2
«
200
2
"
200
n
o
200
‘I
67*
135
8
87*
437 50
10
100
1,000
10
44
l.UOO
2ft
41
2,500
ft
87)
437 50
10
100
4,000
4
. ••
400
ft
87)
437 50
10
44 '
875
10
44
875
8
100
800
40
44
4,000
3 •
67)
202 50
Nmfira. No. Shares.
Crowell, Nathaniel P 200
Crabtree, Wm Jr
Cray, Scott
Cuy (nr, II It
C'uyler, Wm II
Cumming, Joseph
Cumining, George B
Cullen, Hugh
Citrwrn. Joseph
Cutter, lionry S
Cuiiniuglmni, It E
Cunningham, Churtcs
Cohen, laniic
Cope, John T,., In truit
for Mary Ovnr*trc*<t,
Ctunmlng, A Co., Jo
seph
Creek, Hiram S
Davis, GuorgnW
Davis, Hinton V
DnvL,JohnK
Day, Joseph
Dn veil purl, lanluh
DuLiiSlnttn, Jacob
Dent,.Inines P
KcLnMnttu, Einniuiel
Dennis, John, in tnist
for llurridt A. Den
nis,
Densler, Frederick
Do in tnist
Airs Starr,
Delannoy, Anne
Descluiix. Jmnes A
DciulmvdAllcn II ,
Rufuure, Louis
Demdmv, Helen It
DeVillers, K I) Petit
Dillon, Alii-lmrl
Duhictmn, lleury
Dunmng, S (.'
Dunning,SC, in trust
for hi* rhildreii
Duncan, Wm
Dutiwoody, John
Davenport, C A
Duer, J. Vice Presl-
dent
Dssbur, Sninue!
KaMninn, Mn*e*
F.imtinnn, Elisa M
r.n*wiirtli, Ahhv F
Eiiswerth 4 \Vnv
Ellis, J II, iiml W S
Evans, Hiifu* K
Fulliganl, I. N
Fannin, A II
Felt, Jos.tr. forKmily
Chrislic,
Felt, Jo*
Felt, Jo*, tr. for M K
White nml C E
_ White,
Fiiilavson, J
Flanders, David
Frnsor, Caroline M
' Do do
Fletcher, Dix., in tnist
for Jacob Cald
well
Do In tr. for G
Caldwell
55
34
10
20
20
25
15
100
25
20
50
20
20
5
10
4
5
29
2
40
9
2
5
20
0
4
30
5
100
2
10
112
00
70.
15
10
20
Paul.
Amount.
'**
17,500
44
4,812 50
2,035
1171
875
It
1.750
41
1,750
"
2,1*17 50
44
1.319 50
44
3,750
674
1.687 50
1(10
2,000
77A
3,875
U7i
1,750
100
071
100
07 4
437 50
1,750
437 50
075
350
500
1,750
175
4,000
175
175
074
Kill
074
100
ill)
074
100
31)
074
437 50
2,000
(100
400
3,000
437 50
10,00(1
175
1,000
10,0110
4,250
0,125
1,312 50
1,000
2,000
07 50
1,250 100 125,000
5
15
10
34
0
10
20
074
100
774
074
874
mo
074
100
074
mo
074
•137 50
3,075
000
387 50
1,102 50
775
437 50
175
2,975
400
175
800
875
1,750
200
175
Fox, George
5
100
500
Furr, Mnry
* ft
«®7A
•437 50
Fort, William *
2 ft
67
1,687 50
Oandrv, J B
43
87)
3,762 50
Guldwirn, Jnme* O
o
77*
155
Gordon, W W
85
too
8.50D
Gordon, W. W., Inlr.
f*u* S A Chip.
don
20
44
2.000
Do in trust fur W
W Gordon, jr
ft
»
500
Do in tr. forG A
Gordon,
ft
44
500
Goddard, James
10
ii
1,000
Gridin, Samuel
5
074
437 50
Gibbons, William
135
It'll
13,500
Gallic, J R
10
D7|
875
Gncrard, llnliert G
4
350
Gucrincau, Su*annalt
1
100
100
Glen,(ieorgo
10
1,000
771
871
1,530
437 50
6,087 50
437 50
174
9
too -
900
10
874
87ft
5
10U
600
20
•<
9.000-
20
87)
1.750
,4
437 60
0
897 60
ft
100
600
871
771
23,025
1.550
1,530
2.000
A00
•73
Gatlin, Thnnia* Al
Godding, Bridges
Godfrey, William
Hamilton, Houston ACo
Hale, William
Hall, George
lluupt, Henry .
Ilaupt, John
Haupt, II. in tr. f»rJ
Ilaupt
llulH-rshuni, Robert
Do % do
trustee fur S A
Andenon.
Hardee, .William
Hutard &' IVntlow
Harper, Henry
lleifry, J P
Henry, Ch tries S
Do in trust for S
J Al*om‘
Harman, A C
llanfit, John jr. guar
of M I. and it E
Haupt,
Haupt, Jobnjr-
licinemanu, F W
lleinemonn, F. W. In
tr. for M
A Jack-
1
20
5
10
100
35
30
21
10
20
32 .
5
30,
•' 500
“ 100
874 L750
*' 437 50
•• 873
“ 8,750
3,002 50
3,000
100
u, A., in trust
for Alary U. Hot-
Do
Do
Do
KDJark-
son
J. Afrll.
K.
Fran.
Jacluu.
Herb, Frodsrkk
Do do
llendry, llnliert
lloffiiian, William
Houston, Patrick
Hcmstoun, Priscilla
1loose, S C in lru»t
for K It I lou*u
Willlnin l(ou«a
Hart ridge, Churles
Hopkins, Matthew
Hopkins, Afutlhew, in
Ir. for Alary
II Hopkins
Elnunl Hop
kins
John D I loti-
kins
Atinu Hopkins,
Connick Hopkins
llolt. Asa 1
Hunter, lleniy I)
Hunter, Ephraim
Hunter, Samuel II
Hunt, John J
lloustoun, A P
Ilui* bison, l(obeG,in
tr for Lucy Isoiir,
John Wilkinson,
Hover, John
Huntington Ar Co, G
Juckson,Joseph W
Juinnii, Allen
Jenkins, Criuli
Jenkins, IJ, gnnrJ A
Tin ike,
Jones, Edwiird
Jones, Almihnw
Jones, Joseph
■Ioinis, George, jr
Jones, Georgo
Jenckes, KIn-ihiut
Johnston, Louisa C
Johnson, Augusta P
Johnson, lldlany It
JoIiiisoii, William P
Do dn
Johnson, Alary Helen
Johnson, William, »r
Isaae, execulo. s of It
Jiieksiin, John J
Jackson, John
Johnson, .Susan M
Ker, .le lies
Koehler, John
Keirter, Kphrnim
Kiiig, Janies
King A Co, It A W
Knapp, A Co, N II
Knapp, Elira C
Kulloek, P M
Kollock, Jnne I*
KolliH'k, George J
King, Italpli
King, It A W
I.nvlmler, Alury, in
trust for C C Jones,
jr
Afatildn A Fergu
son uml children
Alary K and Jane
E Ferguson
Al S llounpiliie and
children.
Law, William
Luwtun, W S
Lavimler, Alary
Ladd, John II
Lutlirop, Dwight, jr
Lewis, J N
Leguil, Oaesiiiin
Lewis, J N, in trust
for F S Lewis
J A Lewi*
Lewi*, Curtis
Leigh, Wm M.intrust
lor M A Leigh
Sm all J Leigh
Lewis, Robert A
Inhoii, David
l.eftwirh, Augustus
Low, Andrew
Low, Johli
Do
Low, Jolni, in trust
for J 11 Low
Winnoy Low
Al Al Lmv
Gourgiiitiu Low
S W Low
Lockett, Janies
l.inliiigtoii \ Thmii|e
son
Liidingluii, W 8
Lulliunim, Alultliew
Do do in
for Al Al&Oli l.uf-
liiinuw
Ger l.mlieruu Coin,
Elieiiexer
Logan, (I A
l.illibri'lge, Oliver M
Aluyor nml Aldermen
City of Suva mi nil
Aim-inn mid Fire Ins.
Bank Stale of Geor-
874 2,187 50
“ 4,a93
874
100
874
100
2,000
3,200
437 30
4,375
9,800
437 50
87 50
437 50
*7 50
232 50,
2,000
10 100 1,000
K»».
Alucknv, George
.Matthews, Timothy
.Manlier Samuel
AlcFurlmnl, John
Manner, George II
Alarlio, Jmnes E
AleAlpin, lleury
AicAlpiu, Henry, in
truit for Joseph
AleAlpin
Ellen AleAhiin
Angus .Me Alpiu
11 AleAhiin,jr
Isnlwlla AleAlpin
Junies W AleAlpin
Domihl AleAlpin
Alelutire, Andrew
McAllister, Al 11
McAllister, M II, in
trforJ II McAllis
ter
M H McAllister, jr •
s W McAllister *
F M .McAllister
B C .McAllister
111! McAllister
Alctlucen Ann,
AlcCnnkcy, Alary G
AleIImilv, A
McCarty, linger
.McKay, Hugh
McDonald, Charles J
McDonald, Alexander
Ma jill, Charles A
Do. do
AI.ir.bull, H
McAllister, George W
•Mealy, Stephen A
McNeil, George C
Mercer, Hugh W
Do do in trust
for Man- S Mercer
Milieu, Jn)m
.Milieu, Cornelia M
Mills, Charles F
.Mini*. Hetty .
Mini-, l'hillppa
Myers, M.adeem
Do dn
Mmvl, William
Mini*. Philip
Alurplnve, Mill*
Murphrgo, William
Murplm*e, Wright
Myers, Lewis
Do do
Murchison, John
.Myers, M in trust for
Airs D Minis,
Philippa Minis
Frances Minis,
Maria Minis,
ilcheccu (i Sllnis,
Cecelia .Minis,
Theodora Minis,
Abraham Minis
llyrick, Janies
Mnora, Joshua G
Me Briilge, James
Newell, I letter It
Ncwhuil A Co Georg*'
Nichols, George 8
Newton, John 11
Neufville. Edward
NirhoU, 1) B
.Virri*, Jairn** B
.Norton A Fuller,
« 500.
. *• 500
•• 1,000
874 1.312 50
" 875
•• 202 50
• 100 590
•• l,0i)0
074
or so
87 50
1,750
2,025
350
•• 350
*• 350
“ 350
771 3,075
«7| 525
771 0117 .*)
1,550 °
437 f.0
873-
071
too
100
77
10
100
49
59
09
14
(i
2(1
50
109
1(1
30
15
10
5
3
52
10
2
12
24
40
50
21
08
400
10
1.1
20
40
17
10
0
130
30
10
20
20
4
l
10
50
30
100
5
15
4
62
I
1
69
20
10
10)
12
8
64
5
20
3
20
20
14
22
5
.4
20
5
10
5
25
m
074
7,750
7,750
0,737 10
437 M)
437 iU
100
400
774
775
77A
487 60
II7A
437 59
100
J ,110(1
44
19,099
874
4,287 50
44
4,375 ’
44
6,937 58
10(1
1,408
87.)
525
100
1,200
874
1,750
109
50(1
44
500
1,920
100
5,000
074
100
874
074
874
8,750
1,600 .
2 (125
1,312 50
875
500
300
4,012 50
07.]
175
437 50
1,020
2,100
3,500
437 50
tltrffclv ftrsrutsx.
NutftiM l^tnarl
Norris, urn's ’ .
Olrnitn ,J.ma
Olms(ei . Wm in trust
for > * Olinslend,
• IV I Olmsiend,
fTByro , Laurence
O’Byrn Dominick
Overt,ii W ||
OliiMti- I. Win in trust
forfi n \V (Mmstfud,
Oliver, iiiirge
PaltlMi, (Jatberine
Plnntei * Jlunk State of
(it-agn,
Farkmui, fcutnuel it
Do ib, in trust
fur Lit I Riggins und
cliiMr*ri, \
Parsons. \n*.S,
Potter, .lame* '
Posey, John F \
Pitman, llll . \
■ ’hill-1 a h, uml Co^nni'l
Powers, Clem
Powers. Zandi
Postell, Samli C P
Prendergnst, O'Fliu
" vmlergiist, Julia,
Pruiiderg-ist, Ell*-n
"remh'ignst, Itichanl
3
2
lo
25
100
1
3
9
50
III)
19
199
19
2
11)0
M7i
loo
07|
600
173
500
262 50
175
•• 875
•*. 2,187 50
771 7,750
II7|
87 50
262 50
\ S.
774
874
774'
874
100
87.]
474
974
874
474
155
77 50
155
437 50
202 59
7;
437 50
175
3il0
1,100
200
100
950
585
487 50
4,375
l,75i)
I, I U(l
774 31,01)0
924 925
814 UJ7 l
924 185
“ 185
“ 185
185
185
3,500
874
190
874
100
U74
1,500
075
787 50
2,500
1,375
875
5000 100 500,000
150 874 13,300
774
074
774
874
774
874
loo
774
874
105
1.750
3,100
1,107:
1175
11,375
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
2,625
075
87 50
87 50
87 50
87 50
87 50
87 50
31(1
437 50
500
Price,’ WO
Purs**, Tlmimis
Do do
Purse, Thomas, in tnist
for E J Piiuo
Pinkenl. Joins
Pur***, Tin,mas in tnist
for From* C Guunlil,
Preinleigust, Alielnr-I
Purse, T in trust for C E
Cun.ilil uiuleliildren,
Putiiaiii, Bet.j A. in trust
forCniolitii'.AI .Mitchell,
U ley, Edward
(Jurnlock, Win
()u:iiil<M-k, M'lty Ann
I nicy, M nin c
L'alin, Ir.ijn
llnlst.in, pa*id
IlnUtoii, i |t
Rulsipn, 9, in trust for
J A.ltiffstiui
L V HaVt II
K«d, Elk.J
Ilea, Jain is, in tni^l
for EM f,ln J Beall
Iloilo, Gr/ia* J
Hiclianlsiiu, Thomas
llocke, If m
l(olie.is,|liiam
Rogers, liny
Holnnsoij Wm
Hob s*ui, James I,
H'ehurilstia, C P
H.i;ers, Osborne
H* *, .Sintri
Rogers, l4-rry
Holier,s, James
Huslnml. Neildirk
Howland, Isaac B.r^ent
(hi «lo
HiiiHev. ll A Soil, J J
Hibiseveli,^Janies J, jr
Hose, Jiilni
Sawyer, Samli
Sawyer, Climlotiu
Sanoers, Eleanor
Sall'eer, .Inlm
Su its, Alex A
Solovich, Ni-liolus .
Siiiiderlin, Je*so
S iIttuarsli \ Oveiloa
Sugars, James
Sugars, llt iuy
Savannah Fire Coitm'y,
Do do
‘Humlerson, /.
•Sallmarsli. |) A
Savage, Aiaty W
Scott *Vr- Ilalfoiit'
Saussey, J It
Soudder, Amos
Scinlder, Amos, in
tnist for C'atlinrine
Seudd**r
A P Sc.ul.h r,
Alary Scinlder
John Si-udder, jr
Epbniiui Seiid.b'r
Stevens. Jiiiii. * l>
Scott, executor of W J
ivA j.An>:
Wallace, James
Wallace, Nornuin
Wnllnre, Mnry
Wnldburg. .Incoh
Wnbllnirg, GiNirge W
Waring, Wm K
Wayne, James M
Wagner, John
Wagner, Mary C
WurdniiN', Harriet L
1U
2
25
80
5
100
60
100
89
40
10
25
87*
•* 175
'• 2,187 60
100 3.900
•' 50(1
87) 0,750
•* 5,250
iftQ 10,000
77) 6.897 50
87 ) 3,500
•• 073
100 2,500
6
ID
10
30
500
-10
30 -
100
3
• 5
10
1
10
3
I
190
loo
999 119
Water*, J Executors of
Waters, J Fxeniturs ill
150
"
16,900
44
5.000
Iran for Eliza W.itere,
70
44
7,000
37*
7,080
Waters, Win, ( 377)23250 \ .
) 207) 165 00 <
407 50
Watts, Hush
5
57)
287 59
87|
237 50
Wavne, Iliclinrd, trustee for
199
1,000
(.' Nell' and eliildirn,
1
100
100
«?)
8,750
Washburn, Joseph
50
87)
4,375
437 59
Wnlrii, Ldiiinud, in trust
1119
i,(KI()
for Ins children,
4
350
87|
175
W.tnvii, Sit nib, M
5
"
437 50
437 50
Waters, Mii-h:ii 1
2
44
175
77)
387 50
Wart lien, Richnnl
10
77)
775
HU)
l,6i>0
Webster, James It
2
87)
175
874
1,925
Weed, N It und 11
10
875
175
Weiltnnn, Matthew, in trust
••
175
for Naomi Weitinnn,
5
44
437 50
44
175
Weed, K II*-
5
44
437 50
44
1,750
Weliiiitu, F II intrust for
M W Welnian,
109
1,500
2
44
175
87)
537 50
CJ Welnian,
2
44
175
1 siiIm-IIii P Wi-lmnu, 2
• 4
. 175
44
87 50
F W Reid,
2
44
175
67)
3,397 .*6
Wilkins, Ann II
25
44
2.187 50
Wilkins, jr Paul II
75
44
6,562 59
li?)
1.489
Wilkin*,Sen Archibald
62
109
6,2(10
1,8)7 59
Dn du
Do do iu trust fur
* 25
87)
2,187 50
'*
4,375
-Mary L Wilkins,
5 -
106
501)
Willct*, Joseph
20
37) 1,750
44
1,750
Witlu-np'ii A Lung,
o
44
175
90
1,890
Wiiliiun-un, Joint
30
44
2,625
07)
87 50
Wil iams, W 11
2
•*
265
175
Williams, Richnnl F
12
44
1,050
774
337 51)
Williams, Janies
10
44
875
1(1(1
200
Willi.ltllO.il, jr Bubt. M.
30
100
3,1190
i:i
9,6
Wicker, Tlmmus
10
774
775
r;)
155
Wilson, John
5
109
500
474
Woo.ll.ri.lgc, Wvlly
5
874
437 50
95
Wiiml, Gi. A
10
44
875
44
95
WoimI, Ausnstn M
5
44
437 50
874 10,275
W.mdruiV. P. II.
5
100
500
rn
Wood, Susan
5
874
437 50
•155
Wyer, Henry B
56
44 .
4.375
87)
437 50
Wuolfolk, I'linmns
50
44
4,375
1119
200
Wright. William D
10
44
375
874
875
Wright. A 11 in tnist for
2.012 50
A I* Wright
3 44
2C2 00
2,625
Wood, Susan and Kzn
, guard, of
2,625
EJC W.mmI
4 «
350
137 50
Asnlda S Wood
3 ••
262 50
4,375
Laura A Wood
3 «
262 50
7,750
I3.»
Young, Juno
5 100
500
540
Shares
20,900 $ 1,844 815 00
1.090
- -
I.OIM)
3,000 .
State of Gi orria, /,
aunty of Chatham.
St
91)
190
774 38,75!)
I Jo 1,000
“ 3,090
“ 10,099
774 212 50
109 599
" 1,0*0
“ 199
“ 1,01)0
87.) 075
47.j ' 380
57k 287 59
674 •*■»
Kill 700
8?4 2(« 50
“ 87 50
774 7,750
11)0 500’
874 875
“ 437 50
100 2,590 •
200
200
200
1 575
. I’vrsoiitilly iippenred Hiehurd R. (hiylnr, Cashier
of the Central Ituilrimd mel Hanking Company of
Georgia, who being duly sworn, saith the above
list el StiN'klnilder* is correct ns taken from .tbu
Stock Leper.
R. It. CUYLKR. Cushier.
Sworn lo before me, this I2thdnvnf April, 1839.
JOSEPH'KELT, J. I».
Saoti, W It
K)
lilt)
l.(lill)
Schley. George
5
874
437
58
Si-nrlmroitgli.W, in tr
for J II llurmIcy
2(1
. 074
1,750
Scott, A- Co, Isaac’
-IU
3,5(10
Scull, LsilUl!
10
44
875
Scruggs, W II. in ir
fur Ann A Chare
r
„
137
50
Serivci. James 1*
20
100
2.9110
Shaw, Man C
o
»7-i
175
Sliatlcr. Ilm-rlct
7
612
50
Sil llb'r. Jacob
27
44
2,362
50
Do
4
IDO
40l>
Shirk, Gcirgo
3
974
262
50
•Smith. Sidney
5
77.)
307
50
Do ’
2
Kill
208
>f children
20
200
20
30
10
10
2.187 50
1,550
“ 1,550
100 409
87) 8? 50
KID 1,000
874 4,875
100 3,1100
6,750
67)
Shirk, I 1
•if It M Cliai linn
Siil.iineu, Heiity
Smith, Walter
Smith, \Vui 11
D*i
Smith, lloraeo
Smith, Horace in trust fur
Charlotte Smith
Alary KSnulli
Fiunei-* A Smith
Smith, James, Junes, Co.
Snider, li.**ij-i«>iin
Solomon, llu-dy
Suhiiiiun, Janies
Sorrel, Francis
Solomon, Peter
Stone, F AL
Stanton, P hv guardian
M W* it m:in
Sluiitni:, I'., by cum'-
ilimi M. Weiiiuuii,
Starr, Jolni C
Stow, Eli/.
Stiles, Wm II
Stiles, Win II trustee
for Amt M Ste
phens,
E J Stephens
Stiles, Joseph
Stone, F M ill trust
Tor tin* G.-orgiu (’on.
ofihe Al E Clnin-h ’•
Stone, Wiislibnrn A Co
Stone, F Al in trust for
S A Hollis, ami C ^
Brnselt
Ston-, Jeremy
Stone, Jeremy, in mist
for Ann G Stmto
L F.rnstus Sumo
Maltha A Stone
Stewart, Eliza P
Stubble, Thomas P
Sampson, Joseph
t 1 T...
J/l
Kill
774’
100
2,000
20.000
1.750
2.625
1,(1110
773
200
•• 200
" 200
874 1.750
*100 7.500
774 3.875
874 4.375
“ 4,375
“ 175
“ 1,058
87)
100
07)
300
175
137 50
100
540
172 50
172 50
309
Sav. Ins. ami '1 ru«t Co
Do • do d«
074 1,312 58 ! Tarver, Samuel B
i Tarvin, Wm.M.
4.17 50 ; Taylor, Hubert
1,312 5(1 : Tnvior, Wm
r 859 I Tailor, lleury
•»,42.i Taylor, Thomas
lUO Tapper, Homes
87) 1.400
“ 1,750
.350
5,887 50
437 50
437
437 59
100
115
5,(100
7,012 50
500
1,550
109
50
80
100
67)
100
87)
100
77)
87)
77)
90 2,250
100 1(1,1100
87) 4,375
7,000
1,550'
44
KID
D.i d.» trmteo
60
" 4,375
774
5.317 50
Tapper, Frederick A
263
100 26,300
874
1,759
Dn do in tnist
**
875
f»r J F Scgur
0
K7) 175
KID
10,990
Teln-nu, Fred li
4
*• 3’i()
4 7-)
930
Do do in tnt.st
874
700
for lluMali L Telienu
0
100 200
100
6,400
TcIk-uu, C ttharino -
2
*’ 200
44
500
Turner, David trustee
87)
1,750
for Mrs Louisa W
44
437 50
Tapper
30
" 3,000
Telfair, Marv C
15
87) 1,312
44
537 56
Telfair. Marc
15
•• 1.312
44
262 ft()
Thompson, James,
11
44 062
44
262 A6
Thweatt, James
100
100 10.0116
44
. 175
Tli-'iup.uii, Joseph R
19
87) 675
44
175
Thompson A Co, Wm 11,
5
77) 337
"
175
Truclu-lot, Francis
2
87) 175
175
Tyner, K*vlj:id
3
62{ 202
90
87)
«i
100
07)
671
B7J
77 l
•7)
202 50
1,800
1.750
1.225
1,925
500
350
1,350
437 50
875
387 50
2.187 50
Tracy, Edwaid 1)
Union S.N-i.'ty,
Vender, David
Vcnlille, T, in trust f.ir
Henry Ver*|i!l«
Videto, Henry U
Ver»tillc, Trl»t*'ant
Wardens and Vestrymen
Christ's Church,
Wadr. .lames H
Wndr, John
Wade, I'ryton 1.
3(1
5.
0
.10 :
5
IV
5
5
lUj)
47)
8?)
1,937 50
■ 2,625
437.50
525
075
437 50
1.235
2f7 30
437 59
0,750
NEW YORK, May 3.
Gttosj insiii.t to nun Fi.au —Weyesioriiny co
pied from the Biilliil.i Ciinnnercial Advertiser some
piiriiriilnrs relating to tin uturnge emnmitted upon
the American SehiNiuer Gerard, Cupt. Iltiguiiiii.
We a re mow tilde to give I ho full nceouiit of this nut-
•nils I I'll inaction fn it it the Cleveland Herald of
the 25th tilt.
Sehminer Stephen Gr ml. Cunt. John C. Hu-
gmiiii, leO Oswego Mmnlay, 5th April, for Cleve-
bind, via Welland Canal.” Passed through untun
'd lo last lock at Gravely Bay. On arriving
then*, vvns iissnile.1 by abinit I50suliliers, in uniform,
under iniMiiled officers. They ordered rue to take
iu mvMri|N's and Mars,culling ns duinued Ynnkees,
declaring if they did nut come down, they would
tmincnn biuird nnd down with them themselves.
Said nothing in reply, wlt-n mm ..ftlie offi :.. r * er.lef
e*l some ol the soldi, r.s loget into the after rigging,
uml rut the bulynrds, wliichiirdertliey obeyed, nnd
iu bringing the colors down they got iifoul in the
ci-o«trees,when the offleer ordered iliesnldiersdnwii,
"••d wild lie would ttiuki* lliuil imtied Yuukccs take
iliem down.
" I was furred to send one of my men nlefr, nnd
gel the flag down; the man threw it on deck, when
I was ordered to semi it on shorn, which I was ob
liged lo *|n, after which vvv attempted to g. •. the
schooner out of tnelm'k. and when *hn was n-urlv
through, the officers ordered tbe soldiers to slnii
the gates upon her. in which attempt they failed,
hut caught the small limit which hung upon the dn.
vits. nnd stove it, leaving it inn sinking condition.
“ Tim officers tin-a ordered the soldiers to stop
the schooner, by taking oat her lines. They failed
in this ni|einpi,n* the wi d blew from the non It
We -urceedi'd In getting canvass upon her, and nf.
ter receiving a good pelting from stones, we made
mil t.iget on oft heir wav. The wind vvns very light,
<iin| soon we disnivere,! n boat nvinimd with men,
c mining out after the schooner. The boat go!
within ten or twelve rods, when the wind breezing
up. nnd fight coining on, wu soon left them out of
right.
“Cnpt. H. states that the flag was received with
shouts and yells by lhe soldiery, struck upon it pule,
waved.in •Icrinioti, and tlicn tom hi stripe*.
“Cupt Iltiguiiiii, iifterwards, received two let
ters. 01m ftoiii tbe Colonel commanding «i Post
(ailborne, otfeiing. beside* nn apology couched 1u
the polite.*! terms, to liirui-b a new (big for the ves
sel, the iiihcrfrum tho Collector, npnhiglsing for the
treatment, nml earnestly requesting him to return
by the wny of the Welland Canal.
*1 tit: Srii.NKiii.Y Pur.**.—Some tiino since, wo
1m 1 iced 11 nevyljT invented printing press, by the
Messrs Schneblv *if Hngerstown. Md. At the time
of our no) ice, the invention was in its “ rough,” ns
marhiiiHtsoiiy. It is n**vv iu its 44 smooth.” for wo
saw it in opeiMtinn the oilier nftcrnnnn, at tbe mn-
ehine faciory of IVilliani III iurtsbernc, lit the M il-
hiw street rail road, near I3ili street.
Many improvements have been made front the
•• rough." And now the new press strikes us as a
most wonderful pieco of mechanism.
Tito impression is given by the togglo joint and
lever, and the whole propelling power proceeds
front what is cnllcd an endless screw, conururtcd
hori/oiitnllj.
'I he inking proces i* lunch like the principal
power presses—two tellers passing ever the form.
The tynipaii is nitachcd to the platen very ncatly
by screw*.
The pi ess is fed by n single hoy. • The mnciiine
flngets seize ihcsheet, pass it under the platen, it re
ceives us impression, nnd is discharged on the op
posite side by the machinery. So that n liny to feed,
and a man in turn lln- who.-I are all that will lie re-
•pihed. It maybe prom-llcil by steam power murli
faster, ofeourse It is calculated t*i work ahum
,1209 sheets per hour,
Them is one feature nlinut this press which must
render it n good one for hook work. It registers
This press can be -ifl-rdcd for about half ihe com
mon power pre»*c*, w hich Will be no small item.—
It is avery simple pieco .of machinery, not likely
to get out of repair.
When wo see more of its operations, we may
lake necusien lo speak of it again.—-Philadelphia
v n i ,tr ' • ;
Ativvcioc.s Mi kder.—The Natchez Courier of
the 3dih ult contains the particulars of n deed of
blood porpetni'lod in that city on tho morning of the
19tli. An individual tr nod Tovvkslmry, had a
•piurrel with hi* wife on the day previous, in which
It** received some severe contusions. Among those
who iutcrfvrred was a Air. Ojg, between whom nnd
Tewksbury blows wore'exchanged. On the 29lb
Tewksbury met Ogg and levelling n pi«tol nt hint
shot him in the breast. Ogg fell, and in a few-mo
ments expired. C*ironer’# venlict •* trillful mur
der." Tewksbury was immediately taken into cu#-
toily, nml nftern tedious judicial investigation, Jus
tice McCluro decided that he should not be admit-
tiai t*i bail. I le accordingly, in close confmeinent,
uwaiu his trial at the next term of the criminal
court,
EAOM BAKBADOE8.
A file of the Bidgrtown Barbadian, to theSlth of
March, hat hepntrrrivrd at tbe Exchange reading
mum. The principal rontentsaie ext reels Imni Kn-
gll-lt and American pnperstelating to Ilia bounda
ry question, Lord Durbnm's report, Ac. Wo find,
nothing of interest except tbo folbiwing.
The death of dir Gc-uge F. Hill, Governor of
Trinidad, l« announce*! in llie Port ol Spain Ornette
of March lit Culom-I Mein, ofth<> 74th reglm-ni^
was-wornin n* Et. (invernor,pro/empor?.—,Y. J.
Commercial ilk init.
FROM CAMFKACHY.
By the arrival nf the Dilixeticio, w hicli left Cam-
peachy on tlm Sflth ult, wo liuve learned from n
passenger, that Gen. Alora, of the Central aimy,
bnd arrived at Cump-arhy with n sum of money,
for the purpose nf enbsllng lump*, and tlmt ho left
on the 23.|, with about 309 recruits, two brigs nnd
two schooners. His deslinntinn unknown. Tin-
Flench consul had arrived nt Cnmpcachy, and was
well received.—Mobile pa. Clk inU:
A not nr. u OF TUB Flit ATEs I) k an —A hour 7 o’
clock last evening one of tho ctew of the Drognmut,
nam-d James Davys, an Engliritmun, who hud been
permitted to testify in ihe cu»c, and who has been,
since his arrival, in custody in the debtor*' prison,
wus found in hi* celt with bis throat cut, nnd the
arteries of both Ids urms severed ; the poor wretch
was iu the last slugo of exhaust inn from the loss of
blood.
Joseph Butler, n prisoner who occupied the same
room with deceased, wnscnllinj before the coroner,
titid slated llmt he left tho c-ll and went into the
kitchen fir a few minut-s lust evening, uml on re
turning found llio cell door closed. He, however,
forced his way in, nnd found *leceu*cd lying very
weak and uuublo to answer him, and a largo quan
tity of blood upon the flour. Ouexumining tjio room-
within, found that his chest had been broken open
nml that his razor was gone. This ho ufterw.ods
found in the Cloud on the floor
He immediately raised atrulurm, nnd cipt. Day-
ton came, who hustened to cull III Dr. Bedford.
Hu survived but u few minutes lifter Ids wounds
were dressed- In answer to enquiries relutivc to
ihucvidencojin had given on the lute trials, lie saiff >'
that hu bud told the tiuih in tint case of KnudzeiP
who was acquit tied, und wlioti asked about the
other trial, bcloro he could make any reply, he ex
pired He was about 19 year* of age, burn in Nor
thumberland, Kof'aml. He appe ared, to the last,
perfectly conscious of wliut lie laid done, und ex
pressed a wish that hu might not lie assisted to re
cover. The juiy returned a verdict of suicide, by
cutting his urms uml throat with n razor.
Front Ihe A’. 1’. Evening Poet, 4 Hi in el
Connecticut.—Thu legislature of this Statu met
nt Hurtfird on Wednesduv, the 1st of .May, The
Scuiitu wus organized by the np|Hiinimciit of John
A. Rockwell, Esq. of Norwick, as 1‘resuleiit, pro.
tcm. und Nelson llivwster, of Goshen, Secretary.
Tin) I Inn su ofHcprcsuntntivc* was called td order
by David E Hubbard, Esq. of Glastenbiiry, he lie-
ing the oldest member present, ami was organized
by the np|mii!itneiil oj* Wm. \V. Hourdnmn, Esq. of.
New.Haven Speaker, nml Ahijnli Catlin.of liar-
vviiitun, and Roger !J. Mills, of New llarlfenl,
Clerks.
The vote fir Speaker was iis follows—William
W. B-nnlman (whig) 109; Charles Woodwurd (dc-
niiN'rat) 7-1; scattering 3.
Thu Clerks'tenk the oath pi escribed‘by law, nail
the mcndier* of the House, with the Speaker, were
sworn by the Clerk.
At 19 o’clock tho two Houses met in eonventioii
receive the Governor, to whom the unlit of office
was tendered by Chief Justice Williams,after which
he delivered his message to the legislature iti|icr*pii.
Tho following pa*suge presents a summary state
ment oftlie financial comlitioii of that Suite.
The State is entirely free from debt, uml Ims, ut
litis lime twenty-one tlimisuml dollars unappropri
ated, in the Treasury. It likewise owns, exclusive
of the school fund, three thousand seven hundred
and live shares of hank spick, which has yielded,
during-the Inst year, the sum of thirty-two thousand
three hundred nnd elghty-sovop dnllnrs. The usual
State tu$ of one cent on the dollar on the grand list,
(which Unbuilt four million three humlr.-d thousand
dollars) raises folly three thousand dollars. The
two third* of ou-.i percent raised on tho sroc.k of
banks nml insurance companies, belonging to non
residents, is uboultwo.thousand nine hundred dol
lars. Add to these the avails of courts, forfeited
bond*, duties, licenses, escheats, und other inciden
tal receipts, nnd we have tin annual revenue iivetn-
giug about e'ghty thousand dollars. This sum is
fully equal to the ordinary expenses of the Suite,
including every charge of that character upon llie
Treasury. The’expense* of the Stale for the year
ending the 31st of Alitrelt hist, were seventy liiicc
thousand dollars,
Fisc of the free! still bexc thy sway, •
I'udiinmM through ages yet untold t
O'er earth’* proud realm* tby stars display,
Like morning’s radiant cloud* unrolled.
Flag of tho skies! still peerless (hine r
• ‘ Through ether's azure vault unfurled,
Till every-hand and heart entwine,
To sweep oppression from tho world.
WJJEKLY.PAl’ER—TERMS IN THBC1TY."
To daily subscriber* >(....$3 50 in advance.
Toother do 3. <• „ j
THE WEKEKLY GEORGIAN. 7 * *
The Savannah Georgian is puhlished weekly, as
well ns Daily, and Tri-vvecckly by Wm. II. Bulloch.
Tho Prospectus tif tho formor is on tho first page.—
As the AVeekly paper has boon recently established,,
copies of the stitne will Ik* distiiliuted free pf ex-
prnte to each ittcptbcrof the ltedticiion Convention
that ho may bo nhlo to judge of the paper. ■ It will
always coutain the markets, tl^o latest foreign nnd
domestic new's, &o. .
The profits of tho Slnto prison dm lug the Inst year
have Ih-cii $1959. The School Fu-iil aniounts to
nhout $2,999,909. There ure 29,967 enrolled mili
tia in the state.
The NewYork Sun thus ushers in the first of
May, the commencement of thu '• Fiscal year" to
a I and singular the lessees of house*.
Hurry, scurry—grave nr guy
All must irudgo the first of’.May.
[Uiisloii rhymer.
Chao* is como again. [I’luy bills.
Fiist of Mav--clear tbe Way!
Baskets—bundle*—it umllcs;
Take good cure,—miml the wore;
” Butty, where’s the bundles V 1
[Goilmm Tcnuut.
Anniversary of tin- fiist great in-ivr, when Adam
ami Eve wereluiublcd nut of l'urudire, ami hud to
seek a new iibiding phico, [Alum. L
There isu day lo landlords dear
Which cm men love,—which l* mints fears;
Wlieii housewives scold, nnd hiislnud- pray
Ne’er more to meet tbe litsl .if May. [Ibid
And tbu last move of tlmt man was worse limn llie
lust. .[Experience.
Practiced to u great extent in this community,
Imrd to be guarded uguiiisl, mid for which we must
ull sutler some, [ Dear Dicky.
The jubilee of extortionate carmen, tbe nnnivor
snry of human ills. [Amin.
At 8 o'clock lust evening no less thun nine hun
dred nml sixty-llucc Alay-iluy removals of subscri
ber* froimlie route of one curlier lo that of auoibcr
on the various routes of the Sun, were reported on
our litiok of removula, principally by carrier*, tho
hot of which was entered on Alomlny morning.
This list dees not include the removals of subscri
bers to diffi'rent places on tli^anio routes, which
are probably double the abovenumber.
8ATUHIIAY. MAV II, IUM.
ftj’Our desire, nhfady expressed, to sprgnd before
our renders, thu official statements of our Banks, must
toko . precedence of all other subject'll. The state of
nur local institution, the 44 Central Rail Road Bank ’*
appears tu'day. Much origiual tnatter is necessarily
in abeyance.
ICT* The 'first number of. the 44 Apalachicola Go*
xette," by Cos»am Eniu Ban.Ti.ett, l-’rq., appears *
before ns. It is n small sheet, but well printed, nml
weltnpo tbo cnmniereo oftbnt port will soon enable It
lo cnlnrgo iu dimensions. . The Courier,from the saino
place also makes its how editntiuL
THE LATE JUDGE CUYLElt.
Tills upright Judgo nnd conscientious man, has been
gathered to the tomb of Ins lathers, “ full of yenrs nnd
honor." We bnik lor on-obituary tibiire—a record of
his valuable lif', jjaun abler bands than our own, erwe
would not allow llie period to pass without nn attempt
to do justice to his memory. Hnnrtrtq his manes.
NEW YORK LITERARY GAZETTE.
Tho last numlmr of (his excellent periodical contains
a/*to elm He of Retscius* •• Game. of. Life.-” It is
splendidly etched, and tho moral to bo derived-from
it is bonutiful.
Tho first of Juno is the tint-fixed upon by tlm
hlto Congrc-.il for beginning the census oftlie Uiiited
Stntos. ^
Tbo Boston Post says it is runnired that Daniel
Webster, will \nkt» up his rrsidcrco in New-York,
nftor his return from Europe.
Tin* Tallinn re Chronicle of the 4lh inst. says
that n gt-.itlcmuii w horcnclml that City on the. 3d,
from Norfolk, is very positive in declaring that tint
Recount which -had been published.ofu fatal dud
between J] Scuwell Jones, nml Mr. Wilson, in whirli
the latter was nqiorlcd killed, is nil a iwtix, no sucli
duel having taken plrcc.,
From the Montreal Courier, April29.
Intelligence t»ath> d town ycsteidny nf the mail
having licen r<.hho.| on Thur-J iy night list, between
Ganuti'Hpts uml Kingston^ Mi. Purteua received a
letter Irom Presently staling the circumstanees; and
n postscript in tliu Kingston Whif of Friday say*:
— 44 We b«ve ja»t learned that the Montreal mail
was robbed last night at Gras*'Creek, by three men,
one of whom is attpposed M ha Bill J*ihns-m." W#
ran giro no further partlculors of the rubbery that
ran Lo relied on.
Aspiialtum.—Tho editor of the New'York Gn-
zette, being culled on for hi* objections to thu at-
I'lnlte pavements, replies:—Wo think tlio boa ma
nors, will find that kind uf pavement must valuable,
because if the ipccim.m* in this city ore fair sam
ples of it, a pair of Imois would scarcely last thu
length of Broadway in walking over such a pave
ment- Has the Editor any notion of it dog fish skin?
Dues he know any thing of the npcruiion of n rasp!
I jmv long duntf he suppose a» pen knife cun stund
the attrition of a p-iwur grinJsiuno?—Balt. Pat.
Mr. Wm. It. Talbot, mentioned in our Canton
advices this morning, i* of the house of Gordon A
Talbot, and not nftheh tusenf Olyp!iunt& Co.—A r .
Y. Journal of Commerce 4/A /«*/.
From the Southern Literary Meucnyer.
PATTY'S RETORT.
[FUI'NDCD ON FACT.)
“ Ah, know you not,” said Martha's beau.
Whom she that morn bad sent n packing—
" Tlm doom that in the realm below
Awaits lone ladies, husbands lacking I
Dismal for aye, the hapless maids
Lead apes, through Pluto's gloomy shades !”
•* I know," quoth Pal, with scornful air ;
*' Nor does the doom owake my fear ;
I’d rather, far, lead monkeys there.
Titan let a inonkev lead me here.”
M
PUNCH-A PARODY.
I knew by the stcatn tlmt so gtaciously curled
Fmtn the tea-kettle spout, that hot water was near.
And I said if good punch can lie found in this world, -
The soul that it thirsty might hope fur it hete.
'Twas night, and in bottle* that stool ranged aiound,
The whiskey refulgent delighted the ey e—
Every glass was in use, aod I heard not a souml.
But the tinkling of tumblers already dntiued dry.
Ami here I exrlahned. iu this neat little spot,
With a glass in my band, and my feet on llie stove
How long could I guzzle the punch piping hoi,
And forget tlmt I ever delighted to rove.
'Neath the glare of yon gas light, whoso silvery ray
gleans
On the edge of that siofa, how sweet to recline.
And indulge the long night in the beatio dreams
That arise from the fuinei uf good punch atui good
wine.
" He tlint lights and run* nwny.
May live to light eoiiic other day."
The editor of tbo Georgia Journal, after n. tery
brier sojourn in theeilitor.il clmlr, has aluliculetl tho
quill, uml sold out to Messrs. STKKi.Kiiml Tiiwkatt.
He aimed tnbu.n pithy'writer, mi I his lust editorial
kirk i* expressed'ns follows:—
O’The Savotintili Guorginn o'f the 2d iiist. Ins in-
scribed on its third page, the mime of Amos Ken-
du’l, In cup.ml letters.—Georgia Journal, 7/A »«*/.
Ihi* is meant ns it reply to our article, concerning
the tlrir lures oft hut print on nur ctforts'lii reconcile
44 Puriit’H it) Georgia," so as to present an mulivido l
front to iho’cniiinioii enemy—the Ab-ilitionlsts.
It is cetiainly tliu most meagre uticnipi wo liavo
seen of lute] The c*irk will never fly from the bot
tle tlmt emitnins hiicIi “sninfl boor\yit." A* ho Ims
lient it retrcut, wo sluill'lio silent. Let the dead rc-
jhiso in, peace. I Imvuver, wo may retnurk, that tho
Georginn Ims iicVvraonght Post Office favours. Its
circilliitloti is sucli, though, tint it should command
them, llie Post Olllco Departiitent'Ims givet(
lea support than perhapt any other adtninitlra-
tion print in Georgia.
Mu.ir.Mtv ArADKMV.—Tilt* foilwing .gentlemen
Imvo lieett invited t*i utteml tin’ensuingexaminution
oftlie Cadets of tlte Fuited States Military Acade
my, to commence on the second Monday in next
Months—Gen. G. Tetnplo W‘iiithfup,Mo*siieliu<ctls;
Gen. John Pickering, do; lion. Jno. McKcoit, is’ew-
3ork; Gov. W. I,. Morey, *hi; Hon. By ram Green,
do; lion. It. C. Grier,* Pennsylvniiin: R«v.- Win.
It. Di) Witt, do; Hon. Tims. M. Petit, do; Col.
Col. Win. Drayton, do; Dr.C’iiii*. Mstgill, Mnryjmul;
Jnliiisnii Reynolds, Esq. Virginia; Ahrm. W.‘ Venn-
ble, Lsq. North Carolina; Rev. J. Bachman, South
Carolina; Wm. II. Ellct, Esq.-tlo; Dr. C. Milton
Reese, Georgia; Col. F. Jordan, do; Rev. J. J.
Bullock, Kentucky; Ahrm. Litton, Esq. Tennes
see; 11. M. Arthurton, Esq. Ohio; linn. Wm.
Hendricks, Indiana; Gen. Tims. A. Smith, Missou
ri t Gctt. J It. Fenwick, United States Army.
VxnnicT of MANsr.AL-ciiTKti—From the Mo-
bilo Metcautilu Advertiser, of llie 4llt instnr.t, wo
leurn that tho trial of C. B‘ Churchill fur tho mur
der ef Geo. Churchward, came on in tho Circuit
Court, on the 30tli ultimo, Judgo Hnrrit presiding.
The citso wns submitted to the jury that evening,
wlm returned a-verdict of" Guilty of Mmslnnght-
or," all or being out but n short lime. The Adver
tiser any* that a fine of only $200 was imposed on
Mr. Churchill.
A Pt’ai.ic Dinnkit!—Tho citizen* of Benton,
Mississippi, have invited tu a public dinner Judgo
Wilkins'iti and others engaged in the fatal fracas nt'
Louisville, Ky., nnd now returned to their homos.
When it is recollected that two persons mot with
their dvatit in consequence of tho above fracas, and
tlmt t hoparties nccuso.l of their murder, although .
a> quitted of that charge, were brought in guilty of
Manslaughter, wo say that such tin abuse io tho bc-
stowmont of public lienors as is stated above might
have been avoided. .For the credit of Um country, ’
,we wish such a demunstrutiun of respoct hud not
been made. ’ •
W m. \\. Buardmnn, Whig, of New Haven, has •
been elected Speaker of the Connecticut House of
Representatives.—John A. Rockwell, Presldoqr, .
pro tern, of tho Senate. The votes in the Homo
stood—B.ianlman 109, Charles Woodward, V. B.
74, Scattering 3. ’
Rhode Island —The vbte for State Officer*
were counted on Wednesday and Thursday. Tlio
result is, no elt-cti-m of Governor or Lieutenant*
Governor Seven Whig Senators ora elected, John..
Sterncs, V, B., i*.elected State Treasurer. Tho
Whig Secretary of State un*l Attorney General aro
already known to have been clccjed,- being on two
tickets. There is under these citcam-tancos to lo
nA*fur.tier nlcctl^ Tlte fl/st Senator, Mr. King,
is ex-ofliclo Governor.—.V. Y. Jour. Com. ith init.
Fish and Silk.—Tho New York Journal of
Commerce says that ar; indiridvnl has boen fVpply.
ing lhv Jersey market with shad's egg# In tbo place
uf silk mu|ni'* rgg«, ut a ronsidertbla reduction in
price, tilth s were thodu in Monmoutli county lo
•ho amount of $700, Naxt yeur It l« axpected iliuc
•lad e ill l* growing on Mulberry tree*.