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DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT ATHENS. 1 liule more regard for his own state of Kentucky than , .,, r\ large anti animated meeting of the Demo- j for any other; little more lor the United States eollcc- ■' < l --' comity, was held in lively, that) for Christendom, or civilization- He thus of u ri iti<* voting _ „ idit iis. ini tin' 20th nit. at which several eloquent and generalizes “with a vengeance;"’ and has even in pos- Uiiotii' addresses were delivered ; resolutions adopt- session some large, peculiar system of national pdhev, 1 *’ ’' locratie lie- with some grand scheme of concession and sacrifice. ted to attend lie is the essential hero of castle building and u'orliiV in me jn im <>i me i/i-ii inliliean |> :, rtv, and///7/y delegates appoinu it iv> idienu i» me esseinuu nero 01 eastie uunuiiig amt com ;j, t . (jonvention iu iliis city, on die lirst Monday in promise; passions apparently contrarious, hut alike q iV> springing from the weakness of his general as well as VVe regret the neceS'itv which compels ns to post- pa: titular predilections. lie is not selfish; is hv no <ni!e th 1 ’ ptthlieatioii of the proceedings of this meet- means an egotist; hut he identifies himself with the • n , r< |,nt they shall appear next week. whole universal class of the lofty and ambitious, and We hope to see the noble example ot Clark, follow- j can distinctly recognise no form oi humanity between OFFICERS OFT-11F. CTSTOMS. COI.LKC roKS. .1 imrs ITuntnr. ^avann:t!i. (Jeonria, \ ice Akin. I*. Fannin, removed. Jo:-cj»li <_ . <>v e- i*assatn;t({tiod(iv, .Maine, vice Sullivan, S. Kawson, remove*!. ' I ■» John M. Hole, Frenchman s Bay, Blaine, vice Edward Jarvis, re- | moved. (’Iiarlv J. Abbott. Fc:ioh<cot, Maine, vice Howland 11, liridghain, ! removed. United States’ Marshal Sale. hop • j n ,-verv county, where meetings have not already j,held, and delegates appointed. that class a the The Democratic Young Men of Baldwin County, ., n . requested to meet at the Court House, on Tuesday i„.\t. at the hour of 12 o’clock—agreeable to a jonnnneiit. C. 1). HAMMOND, Chairman. ■ poorest of mortal drudges. For the ; W lllinm i>. Sniilli, XI ’.r 1 iMaine, \ies \\'ni. Brown, roinovi it. George Thatcher, Belfast, Maine, \ i<-e Nathaniel M. Eownev, moved. Edu ard Curtis. Ne\v \ oi k. vice Joint .1. Mnrgnn, removed. ."i kvemmls. .Slid.midi S. Whipple. Ka-lport, Maine, vice E/.ckiel Foster, moved. Bazelletl Cushman, Portland, Maim, vice fc-Iephcn \V. Eaton, re moved. William lar.rart. Nc-w X ork, vice E!\ .Monro,removed. NAVAI. OFFICER. Thomas Lord. New York, vice William S. Coe, removed. For repairs of Fort Mililin, five thousand dollar';] For Contingencies Of fortifications, five thousand l he ...Id on ,h fir-t Tuesday i. May next, before theCourt- dollars; j .w Jlounc door HI ihe Citv iif ,'dilledgerille, lietvi(ten tint I ’ _ • • 1 , i . r ! hours «>r'-al(*. tbe followingproiK-rtv, viz : or incidental expense* attending repairs oflortifi-; Oo.i-n,.-audios h. ti« t..i„ ..VcassyilKCus.-cir. nwHaimiw •»«« cations, ten thousand dollars; I fourth ol'on at r>-ol land, more or less, well improved, »ith »iWo storv i* . j. i t * i i I-* t ! buil.jmtr, mih} {»»»! Inn»y<*s. min.her ri4»l known. ndjoiHint h. l>. | r or repairs ol sea-wall on JJeer island, Boston liar- j Ku^eibou n»e Mr. oh the p»si T afid oMthe hi.#i re . I bor, one thousand five hlllldrrd dollais; i “ e:I1 ?’> tlHM-uini-hen-esqiiBre— al*»a back lot containing ll»e .mild*-*, r, . . .. ., . . will' ll IS attceh. d to tile Itl.ove desc ribed int, Iiumlter not know II,illUHIeii r or repairs of sea-wall on iiamsford inland, Boston ! north ol sail) ior, uiwl v actiniums'.euiiiuinnig out’ Intfilh harbor, one thousand dollars; 1 T, e T® " r ‘: ss — ;i1 -’ **«'«*!«*»•* <*••*» » »'■’* •>'"* «*«««♦•«« "« ! >i . . i °l litint. a.« iolluvvs: tiutnbor hmiTfvn, tiftcen. s»u*pii, ^vcntfeis f etvin- , r or contlinmig* sea-wall at bt. Angnstllie, fitu en i-vii. Iweiiiy-I^«s and i»mity-ilirf.%artHt!irc«stiiMlt'i#l lm uumlicr thousand dollars’ ^ l "ue,uil siiualed in the filth’ distrh t mi Curs nmnlv■. I» mg tiirce Mlih-» ‘ * _ ^ _ ; frimt (lasvvitle, on the road to Koine, ccmtuinirc^ twelve btiinlrprf ncrti r OT the preservation ot the Site ot Fort Job. Soil, I more or less, well impruvrd, with a large two Jtorv Irmoid oodditte, with all o tier improvements of like tenure, neresfetrv for a faftn. wi*h former he scliem^s, and for the latter compromises. “I - actory life, - ’ as that term is now understood, is to his make of mind, human life. The whole world is a huge factory; and the wages of laborers arc- but svs- ■\|ti il 1st 1841. We ui- (o call to 1- , tematic donations from its owners to the imbecile and i unfortunate poor. Character, wealth station, in a , word, all that distinguish:.s men, are ma le in the great factor}' ofgeneial society, and are legitimate | profits of its slock. These things are in him, not of j ! choice, but as fixed, iesistles fiith.—lie is tlms the Governor intends j truest living representative, iu our country, of aristo- for tlie purpose ol j era heal politics; and though he was once apparently p. j oiherw ise, it must have been ostensib'y only. His C()M>!t\lCATEl>. i to know whether the ether an F.xlra Session, ssing some Act for the relief of the people, as it,ap- j oiherw ise, ins many of us were disappointed in the late Ses-! person and manner sufficiently prove the natural bent \:iil while upon this subject, we would recoin -1 his genius. He is very tall, straight, formal;, ecd\ nit'veiiieiits in the Governor. A strangely peculiar in dress and address; never very sixteen thousand dollars. Approved, .March 3d, 1841. BY AUTHORITY. I.WV., or THE I Mini STATE* PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. ■me link uiom v would do a great deal of '.rood at this , i but courteous tow ards the great while he is la- time. Our creditors are constantly pressing us with | Goriously condescending to the humble. To the threats if they are not paid in a short lime—and we I former his n hole deportment speaks confidence in, an-confident the Central Bank could with every de- i a *id hope lor them; to the latter amiable condesccn- af'rtv disemmt two or three n illions. In such ; s i () ‘b compromise and gener; sity. , this, why should our property he exposed to re i> no money to ha\ it: MAIL ARRANGEMENT. I'OST-OF FIFE, MILt.EMOEVII.EE, MAKCil. 1, 1310. NOItniEBN XIAll.—Due daily at II) A. XI. CW* iluilt at I ' XI. .SOUTHERN—!>nc daily nt I I’. XI. Floses ilaiU at 0 A.M. SAVANNAH—l>m- daily at 8 A. XI. Closes dailv at I l*. Xi. l’l ELtXKJNT—I) U e Tuesday, TltursJay, At Satiinluv, at ■> A. XI. t.tloses same days,at 11 A. XI. li AX\ KIXSt IELE—(\ in 1 rw iiitun,) due 'i'uosday ,V Fridav,at 10 A. M Closes o t llic same days at’l l A.XI." *’ t'’’ ^ IN (\ ia Covington,! due .Monday, VX eduesduv, and Saturdav i ..‘l 1 * l,>s -•s.' s aturuay.Xloiiday and I'liur-da v, at IP. XI. S 1 A NI t )U 11\ 11.J .Ik—Ltuc on 'A i duesdav at ti t‘. XI. Closes on .Mon day at 3 1*. XI. RA MA. ,n Wednesday at 11 A.XT. Closes at the same time. ! Oi FI< I. Il<>i /. s’—Every day front snn rise until sun set, . exeept while opening and .losing of XIails, On .Sumlav the Otlice will be open between the hours of Id and 1 o'clock. E. DA OH ETT. P. .M. | %% A % Tfk o aboat ibree buuthcti acres cleared, atijoiiiini: Mr. * ru%vlor#!, Mr/- .V*r- 1 AJ.ims ;iini other,am! «*»t pte.-ciii jti {»<^session <»l l>r. James Kemlf i«*h— I also ihreenegroes, viz: Klislm ab«mt twenu-five v« urs of a*re, Henry ; nboMt % car' of a£fp,and Il»rri«‘(( about 14 years o! aire—all levied oi» as !?•»> |»roj»*';tv of Zaelieriali 15. H.irsirove, rfecc.iseti—James M. •Spul- j look, F\rc:itor and .U.ilimit H.tr^roves. K3L«*eotrix, tt»satisfy sundry li | fas tiuni ibe-i.\(b eireuit ♦ o»ir) of llie I idled Slates for the dirtrit i •»> ! * icoririM, une in favor of Ft ro\ M. Wilev. Parish vY f n. v« Sjoil- t b><*k and M. K.ir^toves F,.\« ciitor and Kxectifrix—at»d to f*af?-fv :+ \ !i *a r«« nfor, said, in fuvoi of Shari.elf* rd, Bi-tiff Sc C’o. w said Sj»ti!!*>cU j S% J*a!iiulu !larero\cs. F.\«-c*tror and Executrix ol said dert ased ; j*ro- j»erty ^.oinied nut by plaiuiilfr-afrornev. A t the same lim.' ami j»!ace. a il l In- sold, one house and lot No. I3,in fbe ; f oh" i) of Marietta, (’obbeountv, < oiibiiiiiiifir «»ne half of an acre land more or less, with a small improvement of it new framed dwelling, and oifcf-f oar house*, dd oi ling Mr. Ban k on flu t as^nnd situated north eust «d ih*? court iio isc fctjuare—levied on as the property of James I*. NVulle*-. d*a<ed. and il. K. Foote, Ailmiiii- rraior of said dec*eio>ed, to sal- i-i\ a li f.i i.-iijeri from the *^i\i!i ciretdf court of the I uited Stale-, in favor «»ftii.* Po.-t Office dcp'irtuiejif. vs Hczektah K. Foote, adtiiin- istr*ii.»r of >u»d deceased—also lot mimher flir.-e h-tpiGred and thirty-one. in the nineteenth district and third section of Pnuldlnc, confninin^ on** liiindie«l and sixty acres more »»r l.-js ; properly jmiHted-out by said Foote, adn.iiii-rr..tor. i April LMB4I. JOHN A. P,REEDJ.OVF. P. Marshal.- I JREPAKATK >NS will be made for a splendid BA I.Fat FaFayktti: II m i . «ni tin*evenin<r of the first .Monday in .Min next. April 2. Id 11. ' '10 lin c oi ' a time a -•{'c u hen i! PUTNAM. : lltc Mitwrcl In‘< iiigtnccf.- CIRCULAR. cent of State, March 20, 1811. /s Eirimr. Srcri!■■ Troi.'iiry: •'ificiit i' of njtinimi tlmt it i - a great p lEitronugc of tlio 'icnm al Govcrn- u .. iV,.. tl.-.m OEI'AKT To the il"" Th< «; Sir: Tim Pr aim -f to linn ti mi nt into conflict wi'ii the Ire* <l' ; m f*l cli'ctioii'; and licit this abuse ouxrltt to ite corrected win rover it may liave been permitted toc.vPt, and to be prevented for the /inure. He therefore directs that infot mat’.on be uiven to all o/iicers am] ae: 11 ■ - in your (h-purtments of tin* pnlt- lic service that purtizun interference in popular elec- lions, whether ol State o'iieers or officers ot this Gov- < rumen!, and tor whomsoever i! may be exercised, or tlie payment of any contriimtion or a'Sessment on salaries or ofliei.il compensation for party or election rposcs, will be regarded bv him ns mascot"removal. sen.’ah res (j the i nihl Stales of Amt rieu in Con- • l’ lRING OF Cannon.—The great loss of human assembled, That tlie following sums be, and life which is constantly occurring hv the imprudent or the same are hereby appropriated, to be paid out ol | indiscreet firing of cannon, induced the late Secretary »»’>" money in the Treasury not otherwise npproprin- i of War, Mr. Poinsett, to have prepared certain l( ( h ,( ’ r the support of tlie-Military Academy for the rules, the observance of which will prevent tlie occur- year one thousand eight hundred and forty one, viz: evident.' in future. Tlie following are [Public.-—No. 12.] AN ACT to provide for the support of the military Academy for the year one thousand eight hundred and forty one. ^ For Sale at this O/ficc. he 11 i Uacleil hjj the Sena!e a ll<'l J [an SC of He jive- A f • - VX C •Tie* <»l tlie /. ti/rs oj Frorfirt in Ijiic <1 ul Fr/ni/y, cslub- * ' J lislicd by tlie .I inlet's of tlie JSiijiurior Court: I published by nniorot' the (Jnvernor. w"'i,':': ;.lte A till Voli tion, : Xi.-m li iiti, i!i. fence of tin ■he rub Board: trepared by Cap!. Huger of the Ordnance !t i- mil intended that anv tlie free and proper c flicer shall be restricted cssion and maintenance of liis oi unions respecting public nu*n or public measures, • a' in lli' 1 exercise, to the fullest degree, of tlie consti tutional richt of suffrage. But persons employed un der the Gox eminent, am! paid or their services out el die public Treasury, are not expected to take an active or officious part in attempts to influence the minds or voles ol others: such conduct being deemed j iucousistfml w idi tlie spirit of the Constitution die duties of public agents acting under i;; and tlie President is resolved, so far as depends upon him, ihat while the exercise of the elective franchise by tbe people shall be free from undue influences of official siation and authority, opinion shall also be free among tlie officer'and agents ol the Government. The Pit 'idem v is lies it further to he announced and distinctly understood, that from all cobeeting and dis bursing officers prompti'iide in rendering accounts, and t mire piiuctualin in paving balances, will be rig orously exacted. In ids opinion, it is time to return, i.i this re-poet, to the early practice of the Govern ment, and to hold anv deiinqin nev on the part of those entrusted with the public money just cause of imme diate removal. He deems the severe observance of ■ ii'm Rio Xlookieuliiiij; Jt iToi'i.iiian. Ordnance Board, .March 2d, 1841. d. l.o accidental explosions of cannon, by which many lives and limbs are lost annually, arc generally caused by fragments of tlie burning calridgo bom a previous discharge remaining in the gun and which are not extinguished before tlie next eh irge is inserted. By observing the following directions, most ol these accidents may be prevented: 1st. The powder should be contained in a cart ridge bag, made of worsted stuff or serge; the materi al should be entirely of in ml, of’a close texture ami tin? bag should he -cued with woolen y arn. 2d. The sponge should he made of woolen fringe, or sheep-skin, with the wool outwards, and it should fit tlie gun snugly, and fit the bore. 3d. The finger-stall is made of buckskin, or other soft leather, with a cushion suiffed with hair. Flie vent (touch-hole) should be stopped, bv forci bly prcs-nig this cushion upon it w hile tlie gun is be- wurided.. After the gun has been mi jumgei I IK I fired, it must b to ex tin i -1, any tin 11 OR ropli rule to lie essential to tlie public service, liar lost to ihc Tr a.-ury by iinl’aitdifnhies -ales a necessity for a new charge upon the 1 have the honor to he, sir, \our obedient servant. DANIEL WEBSTER. \ Similar letters have been addressed to other heat I lepartmc nts.] elully spongeu Burning remain; el the cartridge. If this is donccure- I1 ‘- fully with a tin/ sao»irr, it is certain to extinguish any pieces of burning /i mncl. The sponge should be forced dow n lirm'v against tbe bottom of the bore, and in this position it should be turned round two or tiirce times in each direction. Cure should betaken not to use a very w et sponge. If it is slightly dam- pined, it may do no harm; but it is far safer to use the sponge tin/, than when it contains water, for llie water is squeezed out, and remains in the bottom of the bore. On inserting the next catridge, its lower end gets thoroughly soaked, and the wet powder does not burn on discharging the j iecc: but is driven into the bores of the woollen stuff, and forms a kind of match, which not only retains tlie fire, but i- with difficulty extinguished by the sponge; whereas, a dry piece of burning woollen iseasily extinguished, free use ot water in sponging, is the frequent cause ol accidental explosions. sand eight hundred and For pay of" officers, cadets, and musicians, sixty thousand five hundred and twenty four dollars; For the subsistence ol officers, and cadets, forty ; thousand and seventy-seven dollars; For forage of officer.-’ horses, five thousand one hundred and eighty-four dollars; For clothing of officers’servants, four hundred and twenty- dollars; For defraying the expenses of tlie Board of \ isilers at West Point, two thousand dollars; For fin 1, forage, stationery, printing-, transporta tion, and postage, twelve thousand five hundred and eighty-one dollars lbrty-five cent-; For repairs, improvements, and expenses of build ings, grounds, roads, wharves, boats and fences, sev en thousand seven bundled and liftv-seveii dollars and fifty cents; For pay ofadjut pit's and disbursing officers* clerks, nine hundred and fifty dollars; For increase and expenses of tlie library, one thou sand dollars; For progress with binding hooks injured at the fire in February, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, and imported stitched, tiirce hundred dollars; For miscellaneous items, and incidental expenses, seven hundred and twenty-six dollars and twenty-live cent-; Fertile department of engineering, three hundred dollars; For tlie department of philosophy, eight hundred and eighty-seven dollars thirty-three cent-; For the department of chemistry, five hundred and twenty-five dollars; For the department of drawing, tw o hundred and seventy-five dollars; For the department of m ithematics, severity-five dollars; For the department of artillery; throe hundred and i ten dollars; For completing the reconstruction of the buildings 1 tiui a Hi u Superior Court, •flarcfi Term, 1841. m: g rami Jury, idioscii ami sworn for tliis Court, lie?: leave to stale, tli.it they have disposed of the various duties w liieh devolved upon tin m. and now. at ilie eiose of Isu-iness for the present Term, decline Mitering upon auv subject not imtueilntciy Konneeted willi our eouuiv affairs. \V e congratulate the Court and our fellow citizens, on the auspicious fact, tlint while n ones and misdemeanors are mid ti• >1 yitiir through lfie country under the hard pressure of lie- limes, a spoil ol ([nit l and subordination ^eneralli prevails in our country, am! our court is almost entirely free from new cases of indictment. We have examined tlie Ifooks of the Clerk’s offices, and are pleased to find diem wa II kept—the Records being made :n plain, legible am! p<T-|>ieunu- hands. \\ e have found [be Bulaski Sheriff Sales. «s*»lil on the lirst Tues.Inv in May nrxr, l*efor«» tf»e Cr»rt,*? door in tin Town ol IF»w kin<v ill**. Unluski county, in tin* leifH l Imiir? of sale, the fokow injj property, to-v\ it: John .50 v ears oh!, Jack -10 veusoM, Jim U- year? old, \\ ill T50 years old, KsI.t :JB years old, J udv ii»years* old, and Hari> i -years old, lev i- ed on as tie* property of John J. <iofhri,to satisfy sundry ti f«> from I’ti- laski rSnperir eourf—John (*. W arren, vs John J. hatlin, J*»hn liawl-, vs John J. Uutliu, John \V. Bowers, vs John J. Uatlafi,Hii«J others, vs the same. Also two lots of land. No. ft, and No. IF in the eighth district of ori^i- nallv J>ooiy now Bulaski eontilv. h v ie«l nil as the property *>l Jai:oh Stnirli, tip s.itir-fv sundry li fas,issued from a Justices court—Bonjaniiu B. Hami toii, vs Ja«*oh Smith, Weslov Kite_ r vs Jacob Smith, J. I Beall, v s J cob Smith : lew maift* and refurued bv a < oustaldo. | A! so. *»m* hundred veres of land, more or !»■>.**, in the twenty serond ; distrief of «triirinail\ W ilkinson now Bola-ki c«»unty. .nljoiiiin^ IhimIs of ivtmion Scarborough am! otin is. \o. not kumui. levied **na» tin* |»n - , pert\ of **f Matlievv Fv■iu. , u, to *ati~f\ sundry li fas, i-sned from a Jus tices court, John Fee. ir. v.*. Mathew Fvtuen; b'vied end returned bv a 1 con-table. CAKUUTilFRS, Sli’ff. April 2, !SI1. anORfiM, Hashin^fan ('oim/i/. 11 BKIaAS, !,idia < h r, applies f*»r h*!ters of Admirti^trali«*n ofi the F-tate of Joliu Oir, late of sard « minty dee d. Thes*'r«\ therefore. To rue am! admonish all am! singular tlie kindred and crediiors *»f sai*l iU rnt'i *1, to be an*! appear nt my other, wirbinrhe fin»«* pre-t i hv law, to show ranse, it anv exist, why sai*l letters should not ho i:r mt 'd. €iiv* n uu«»er m\ hand at idfiee in SandiTsvilU*, this Milt, h, B IF—H» * F. A. JFKNKiAN, r. c. o. W (iliOltai/t, llashi/i'stan ('onnh/. \s, A -a i'. r. - office of tile ("fork ol file Superior court, in need of some : additional furnirnre or ti xture or fixtures lo preserve file pa- • \V r 111’.R I■! A <a i'. I’. aeurk. »p,»ties fur of Ailnrtimsfratii ii pers of the office from injury. These max be obtained for I *' 11 '> «•'' -bf <’..M..ty derearcl. 1 . . . 1 . - . . i I !:: >•* nre tii«*»v!ore to me and admonisli all and snitfiimr fm* Kind- alrillm" sum. iUJtl we rei-onimemi the Jllit nor court to lur- j red and creditor* o! said <1‘*« a • «l. to file their ehjei.tion.e rf any why h.-t- lli>!l Thorn. j iera should not In* •rrnnh d. Fiveu under m\ h-»nd at office in .Sanders- \\ c h.’.vr also examined an account current t»f I lie Justices 1 vile, this J:Mh Manii, IMF—Id F. A..IFI»M<«A\, c. <. **. ^ \Y of tbe Inferior Court with tlx* count v. (the v having no Treas urer) ami find that they have received since September Term of tlie last year, -sI.,-.)•> X!*. and disbursed, with tbe proper vouchers, s! 2.>f>—leaving, a li dance in lln ir bands ofStiOI 'JR. 11 appcnis from tlie account exhibited to to that the Tax <’ol lector lias not made n final settlement w ith the county for the Taxes of the yen' I -•HI. and there is now a considerable amount ot those i axe- not paid over. < Inc of the reasons a- sgned by the collector for this delay is. that a large amount iu 'l ax executions lias been placed in the hands of K. \Y. Mil ter. a constable, who has absconded w ithout making tin neees- sa’ v return-. The I’.stray Rooks show, that John R. I)ver, a Jnstieeof the Renee for the RL-tli district, is in default lor sundry cattle that have been tolled before him and sold as Ibt.iays. And we have al-o ascertained that John I!. Smith, a Ju-tice of the Re ice in the Salem district, is in default for onr rutr. tolled lu-fore him hv George \V. Barnes; mu ii<>l:t of slurs, tolled lx fore him hv Hamel Buckner; our slier tolled before him by Daniel Hicks, and one row. tolled before him by W iley !’• ^ Itog-rs. We respectfully present these eases of delinquency [jj (xv-cii to tbe notice of the Inferior Court, and recommend that the I M., rr |, 1. most i iici«l measures be instituted for the recovery of the inim- ; rv. against lli se defaulting Justices—and particularly the latter, nho has made no returns w hatever of his proceeding- in the premisi s. W e have also examined a li-t of Fine Kxecuiioiis ir the ef fiee of me ( berk of tlie Superior Court, an I find the sum of >-•>:ID in tbe hands of the former Shei ill not aeeoimli d for; and. Sl.Otiltiu the bauds of tlie preseni Sheriff, who lias not m id.• G li 0 !'i (i IA— i I ’a shine! Dll ('ounty. MIERI’AS Aifo' l Biirh.-dale, applies for letters rd* nrfministr.iioii |e ImiiiIs non cm the estate of George K- IL I'nttt rsoli, fate of said .ti. •!•'( M These toe (It •n fore to r and admonisli all and soignlar. die Kind red and eredilois of said ,l.cia>.al. lobe mat appear «f lie oilier- williin dll- time pri-s 1 -r.b-d In law. X, sllert cause it'am exis:,«ln .-aid Irtlt.-rs should m-t he l-i.miI.M. (ti \. a ii-h!i r nr. I in i at, at oilier, in Sandersvitle. (liis Jltiii Mareli, le 11 in L. A. JKKN1GAN.r. •-. «. EXECUTOR’S SALE. 1I T IFF !»o 8mIi! on MoftJnv tin* 1 Jtli *f;»y of April iicxf, af ?f»** rasiJpn***' ’ ’ ot' John J. (F.rlin. Itilc ol' Utthtskr roiintt. •!•*< M. :»I! flic prrMi.i- !»1»* property hrlon^in^ to s:ti«! uonsr.-tiitL r ot Itot.-rs, innlcF, * :rtlif, lio2s, pl.uii.irioii tools, housruoM an«i kiiclifii lurinttirc—corn, loa<!- r, fi:n*fm, A e. A c. Terms ol sale made know 11 on fl:<* «1«v. BFKTIFV A. F. CrVFMK, Kx'x. M lr.-Ir T. 1 Ml. iHb Nutice. jrrrsons indchteii to J»«lm J. <»allin, late of Bulaski cottnly, lec J. arc rcfjncsipif to inake in r>.«-i!i;itc pa\ niciil.and fun irnc uts a-xiin-1 -aid ,t. --’d -oe now nmitieil (•» render ihein in ns llo* -. BERTHA a. L. i: \TLIN. lix’r. Ml. It)—ids C nation. II persons aiimiRl trmlintr for six tliiity dollar JS notes, made In im* pa \ aide to Jm ♦»!« Sfnifh,«l*»U-d f»i» *»r n In nit llie Iwri.- of I'efunary l.t l.anil payaMion the first day ot January, 181*.*. The t onsidernfinn for nfm-h thc.-e notes h » r»- "i\ru, having l*#tal!y laii- ed, i am deieFmtned te a\ ail fn \ sell’ of all le*j.*» 1 reuird.es f«> a\oid pa\- ir»2 them or anv of tliem. ’ KI.IJAH BICKKKIN*;.' HuhkinsviIfe.*2*Jd, March, 1MI. Id—It F! If the piece flash, or tlie priming tube blows, itsiiould ; ' 1,1 •»»* be approached carefully. The person who r«-primes : Mississippi Liver, twenty thousand dollars, itsiiould approach in front of tlie axle-tree, to avoid being injured by tlie recoil, in case the piece goes oil from fire remaining in the vent. None but careful, sober men, and well instructed, should be allowed to sponge a gun, or serve the vent. . ... necessary returns. iVInst «f these fines are against rcs- or the library, engineer, chemical, and philosophical pcctable men, and might be collected;—and, in the present em barrassed condition of nur county finances, would he of great service in rebuilding bridges and paying for the erection el tiie new Courj-ilouse. We therefore urge llic collection of these monies without furiiierdeiav. We regret ihat the pieseniment of a former Grand Jur\ with regard to tin* want of a bridge over Ruck creek on the Katonton road has not been attended to. ns ii The departments, commenced under tlie act of July seven, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, seven thousand five hundred and eighty-one dollars thirty-seven cents; For military and geographical surveys west of" the IVc ropy the iV-llow iag (fi-’iue ! Messrs. Webster and (."lay, IE cuing I\>-t of the _'.;t!i ;,lt. save now assumed responsilde mlitii’s o! tfie day, whatever m-i itum o! t.te L-lmracters from the New York As the-e gentlemen parts iu the active c throw light ou their /a, Fnm RROi.N r.M! it.'hi trill/ ih ■lit/.uil InhUicnr BY THE RRI rr and ronseu! t laaiter our read v m a of mtert st, if not of to give it an into w hat hands ;i time ntrusted tia- imen of probable course must L-i >ry. \V e reectmin :*!!*• 111i-. e perus-d. tir.U a chastising lTo\ filenre has for destiny of our lieloved Uonntrv. •Mr. Webster is a complete and pure spec die “attorney species,” as Carlyle designates tlie lawyers; with little laith iu any man, or in any tiling except t ees—and ibis not from necessary feelings, hut pn frs-iunal!v, on tit'- principle tlmt whatever men pay lnomy for is intrinsically valuable, (l he recog nise- any system of social and political notions what ever, it comi-ts in a very simple nicdly of asssumed ttxioms; as. for example, men are, and of right ought to be selfish and contentions: constitutions and law s are, anil of right ought to be obscure in meaning and complex in <1- tails; sock t\ is naturally, and therefore nt a paramount manner, divided into two classes, and two only, v /.: lawyers and clients, -ice. Ue. He knows nothing ofn jn.»/./<. His only practical science is that ot EX POINDING, w hich i- the attorney's counterpart of common sense interpretation: and in this science he is tru y great. He is ttnini-nsflv formidable as a political gladiator ami faction leader, not so much fro tit inherent moral strength of his own. as from the numbers, activity, and consequential position of law s'r-. folleclii ly, in our present political ami social condition, lie generalizes ali social ami public intcr- c-ts as far :t- to Bia.ckstone and the British constitu tion; hut can no farther. He is. therefore, the rep re- scntative of/ iral politics; or tint vague, vacillating j'uldic policy, whieli was invented by, and of course ■ or the law vers. His political course cannot be in- terpreted inio consistency of motive or design, how- wtr easily it may be thus crj i'Uin/ul by any irulifler- ' !l1 individual of his species. Phrenologists are puz- /:, -i by the uncommon jmqjtvtiou ofhis cranium, ante- 1 tot ix, laterally and posteriorly, presctRing. as it does, :i singular jumble of enormous and iucongruoti-. or- gms. which may possibly ite one «I ■ y expounded, but nf*t otherwise be easily unders'ood. As he is po- Rosln:, Mofuj JDKNT, ' of/hr Snittfe. Kiulimnjul, ill lift 8ter at Ilnnt.^ille, i) tin* Br is re-print for tlie Pi? tali' in T.i»* aiiboui' nt t*» sign « luted Mates I rv, whose term :TOM: h iet has D*.pS. v nose om- frirc Bern an! Be v ton, to be Dcputv B of \ ifginia. Miles Sold; ;i \\ at kins, lobe Ik" Stair <»i A !;:l»;tina. A itliniiiel 1*. Catisin, jr.. to bo Bateiits. | rim followb.appointment, Ii corn » t ;tn error in tlie naui«*:J William B.arron, to be Mutvlial of of \ ermout, in the place of Ilemau F expifOiJ. OFF 1C£US_ OF THE Cl CoLl.E.'ToilS, Janies DonaiFic. New Haven, f.’omn etieut, A u*e W . IF ifomnii-sion expire*! <-n tin* lltii instant. Anstin Jiabiwin, Mi l'lieton. i’onnreiiGUt.vice Noali Ii. I commis-imi expireil on the illii instant. .\ ithrin Cummins- Cortland Maine, \ iec John Anocrson, hIk*s mission expireil oil the Illii instant. W illiam IF W atson, fro\iibiu-o, iU»«le Islaiid.\ice Walter Ii lort Ii, h hose ci»minissi(»n expireil on the llili iust. TrisLr.it Stmer, r^aco, Maine, vice John F. S. aniinon. whose com mission expire*! on the 11th inst int. Daniel ilemiek, Ivenm'b'ink, .Maine, \ ice J>arnabas Bulmcr. who. * coin mission t'.xpirefl on tin* 1 11 ii instant* IF u\ Sontlinmyd, A.-sistaid t’olleetor of t!*c I'istrlet of X .v V**rk to reside at ,Ierse\ City, in the ^tute ol New Jersy, \ieeJ. M. Cnm* Ii son, sc>i^ ned. srRvr.voR.s. William P. Civ,you, Crovid-nee, Khode F-I un!, \ iec Join whose eomniissam e:-.pu"> «I on The dd instant. Robert J5»itler, Sniitlilield, \ if -diiiia, re-appoinL d. (ionlon INirlr-s, ^’eo**o»nieo, \ irg r ini:i, re-appointed. William Bin! nee, Baltimore, Maryland, vice James .Mo. t emmi^sitin expired on the 11th instant. Jedediaii W. Ivni^lit, Bfiweatm k. Rode T-hsm!, vice (let whose commission expired on .lie 1'JiIi iustai.f* Gcorire llowbiml. 1 ivcrton. Rode i sinnd, \ u’e C iiai’ies Duriee, h L-ouimi.'sioii expirad on ’he llth instant. F \N'D Or I ICHRS—Ru i -r; s. Jesse K. Duhois, Balestine, Illii mission **\pire*ion the -*tli instant. James JF Harlford, Jaclvson, .MCsissipi re signed. I Sec. 2. Ami be il further eiuieled, That there be, and hereby is, appropriated, to be paid out of any I money in the Treasury not othcrwise appropriated, the sum of four tlioit-and three hundred and sixty- nine dollars, to pay a balance certified by the Topo graphical Bureau lo be due to Lyon and How ard, as i the b dance upon a contract for building two steam j dredging machines upon Lake Michigan. 11. M. T. HUNTER, Sent in' oj the l lease of lle/iresenfaf ires. W. R. KING, President of the Senate fro fan. Approved, March 3d, 1841. M. VAN BUREX. AX ACT [Public—No. 13.] ng appropriations for coiutiuiui is a great grievance, and we hope it w ill be m-gfci ted do lon;-er. The late IVcsuet itas fell the roads and bridges id'tlie counD gi-nerallv. in a v< rv runioti-condition, and we would r.-enin- i mend lh<- Iiifi-rior ("oiut to have the nceessary rcjiaiis inade ’ as soon as possible. \Ye have found the county Jail decently and well kept bv the Jailor, hut the flonis in the lower rooms are in a state of decay, and w •■ recommend that they lit- made entirob new . We ropiest the folcnor I’milA to provide cither f'cuclK-s or chairs snfiieicnl for the use (if the Jury and the Bar. * On taking !< live of his Honor Judge Ifiij, we iu-g leave to tender him an expression of our cordial appiohalion of his mini-tralions on the Bench, and our acknow lcdgcments for his courtesy to us;—uni to the rioheitor General, we pre.-t lit | our respects. \Ye request dicse presenlmenis to he published in die Geoi- gin Journal and Standard of i nion. G. J. RAlNFb I" oreninti. CENTRAL BANK OF GEORGIA. Wap.cu Joth, lr : Jt. O R DK1! r,D, Thai in ronforniity wifhlhe annexed sre- liou td " An ac t to compel the several Banks of ifii-t State to redeem their liabilities iu specie, and fo provide for the forfeiture of the charter or charters of surf, as may re fuse, ' passed on the I8thdav of December, t-ft)—the Cen tra! Bank will not receive in payment oi on deposi’e. the ■ bills of anv Rank which does not redet m its “liafiilities,” in “ 5re. n -tie.! Li it furlhir eiiacu<1 hi/ the at/lhiuili/ nfurt- sniil. ’f'hal tin hills of .-nth del’lulling Rank or Bank- shall ■ no) lie ree.-ixt d. in payment of anv public due or dues into i the Trcasurv of tliis State or (Vnlral Bank, except those of the ("entral Rank of < ieorgia. w Inch shall be receivable only in payment o! taxes and other dues payable lo the 5tate or (’entra! Bank.’’ i! \Uact f. out tin- mi. dies. 10-Rt A. V. NISBfiT. Cashier. Jo? [ill i-eTl -. 1 !•:■.- A. \. Hall, \ ei l.Iaer \V, U; if Tea::. s*pe, to be ('luirgc lela, in the place of John ! *. A. V. lizo Draper, to be Cotisnl for llic.-: •f Daniel Brem ti 1C Rr jiui Li-a-'d. ii l ruiicc, i cations of the t tilted States, for the year one tliou- j sand eight hundred and fortv-ono. i Hr it enacted In/ tin Senate and House of liepre- ! sent<ttires of the t uited Stab s oj Ar.a riea in ( \ n- Dai.- ; trress assembled, That the following sum- be, and the . | same are hereby appropriated, to lie paid out of any unappropriated money in tlie Treasury, for the pre servation, repairs, construction, and incidental ami contingent expens s ofccitaiii fortifications, in year eighteen hundred and forty one, viz: For repairs of Fort Independence and sea-wall of Castle island; thirty-fix e thousand dollars; For Fort \\ arren, forty-five thousand dollars; For Fort Adams, thirty-live thousand dollars; For fortifications at New London harbor, fifteen • thousand dollars; For Fort Schuyler, thirty thousand dollars; For permanent wharves lor Fort Columbus, Cas tle Williams, and South battery, Governor’s island, ten thousand dollar-; For repairs of sea-wall of Castle Williams, and other parts ol Governor’s island, ten thousand del- Gil t. >I|, W11.J5 Lrow n. J is. II. R. Jrashington, M’tain fortifi- i .lames McCrary, John ll. Sleet, '. A l'ran ih r Jain It. Hi. hard limn!/, Giorgt Lines, John IL Chhorne, If . J. .Molt. Hubert MiiJdiiohn. 7.-no/ If. Mome. Abraham Foard, Whereupon, it is orderej by tin- Court, that the present- the incuts above. !>c publi-licd iu conformity with tlie reqne-t of tfie <«i and Jiirv. A I! E Hd I", Sol. Gen. March Jti, I'll. True Extract from tlie Minute?, this Jibli March. 1-11. M M. 8. MITCHF.I.L. Cleik. ,Y. M. Cran ford, 11. S Jordan. H. J. SI hots. Ceonrc !). Case, O. II. Jordan. Mr nirice Marlin, Thomas Turk, J. It L. Daniel. Ahm r Hammoi ti, Forney lay. at i on M. M-.V, it John XL K, ;.-r Forward, place of John \1. U Heodl r-:: Tavlo; of Bcoja ■ r t . ATTORN torn i)i.-lrh-L - ty, ami •‘ncral it j couiour so lie is it uncouth. ■mnmmr indolent. llii Western District cl I. resigned. r ibe W- stern Ii—t:v.-t of iu F. i.iiitoii, resi rn-d. •MAILS!! M.^. I lenrx < ’. Bos’cr. fur the XV. -tern I)i-!rie; of Ret of A mold i’lnnier, resigned. Daniel Hngunin, for the District of WL-kon-n wan! James, resigned. (’fir's Robinson, for (In A urtheru I*i-triel of N;' Nathan Gurrow, d .-r t-• (iFFIUERS OF THE Ct ST; Eb Bezcr Bacon, Collector of the Customs at i ■ i (s. \ j, > Ib-orv ('ink rr, u ho- - . o.e-oi? non e\; I -.- <• N. Storl ; ird, < 'oil -. tor of the Cti \ i. .'s-.:; ,- r mip-'-oi wlio.-c voi >tuuu. ill t.ie aii:i. in tlie For repairs <4 ;c litousand dol IN lars: Gibson, New i ork harbor, A PROCFA3IATION. GEORGIA : By C11A HJ/HS ./. McDonald, Car 'rnor of sai I State. I1EKI". A8, official information has been received the Executive Department, that a tmntle.r w as c-*-in- mitted in the county of Jones, on Friday tlie lb'thdayof l’-b- rurv last, upon the body of a negro woman, named BIN A. tbe property of .Marion l!.r/,siii.ireof s- t jd county, b\ Marion Razemore ami Rauliaa Razeniore—And it lieing repro-enieit to me that .Marion R»az-more ami Raulina llazeniore have fled from justice—f have, therefore, thought proper to i--im this tnv proclaination, offering a reward of TWO li! \I> I’OANTITITSOY. AX A«'T to alter ami ainein! the third. Keventh. and twelfrh sections ol tin* first Article, ami the third section of the tfiiid Ariicle. ami the fiftecntli seeiion <•( tfn- louiih Article of the C',iU'miiliiin of tliis .— late. AS S , r 1 i I iR li \S. from an expression of the popular will, it a T is necessary that the meetmg of the (feneial A.«s«-id!>Iv , shoiiid he biennial—And whereas, a part of the t|- rd section j of tin- first Article of the t "oristifniioii declare* that *'the5eii- - ate shall lie elected annually.’' ami a part of the seventh sec- lion of tin.- first Article declares that ' the l{i-presenfaties-ha I he chosen annually.’’ ami al-n a part of the tw elfth section of - the fust A rticle declares that "tbe meeting of tlie General As- : sembiy -Dull f»e annual.”—Ami whereas, a part of the lliird section of tin- thud Article o! the < ini-iituiioii declares that I '‘there sbrili be a State’s Attorney hiiiI Solicitous appointed 1 by the l.-gis|ature. and coinmissioned b\ tlie Governor, who 1 shall hold their oflices for tlie term of three years, unless re moved by sentence on impeachment, or by thu Governor, on tbe addicss of mo-thirds of each branch ol * the General As- si-iiddv." And wliereas, af-o, a part of the fifteenth section : of lilt- fourth \rtirle of the (’onsfilution declares that, “when any such hill shall he passed in the manner aforesaid, thesauo- shall lie published at b-a-t six months predion* to tlie next : eusuiog annual election for the member* of the General A« seuddy."—And whereas, the iwfore recited parts ol tfie said clauses (if the Consthuiimi require amendment; to the end, therefore— Skctio.n 1' He il encchd by (he Senate and fi-’USt of He p- resentalii'i s of lire Stale of (lecrpia, in General Assembly m-1. and it is hen by enacted by the r/ulhoriti/ of tin same. That from am! after tfie thirtieth day <-f Seprenib<-r. eighteen hundred and forty three, and in c.;~e iliis act shall have passed agree ably to the requiremrnrs of the Constitution, tbe following shall lie adopted in lien oI ihc parts oi ihe above veeited rlnu- se* o! the < (institution, to wit: In the thi: d section of the ft st \rticit : the election of the Senate shall be bieimla'ly. fit the seventh *t efion of the fir-t Article: the Kepre»eritatives shall be chosen bientiiaih . In the twolffh section of tlje fir-t .0-. lie ■) — a >s\lvauia,in thoplocc , iu the place ot Ed- Yoik, in the place ol Mr-. Barn laiiir, Xiaeiiu- pir it on the 3d in?t- I BU month, >• n i- „n cxpiivd (oi tin lUb J.:m .- -. Mi-Giari ■ Article: tile meeting of the General Assembly shall he bi<-n- For repairs of Fort M asliintrton. fifteen thousand K KD f)<)IJ.AB8. for the apprehen-icii and delivery of both dial. In the third sta tinn oftle. thirrl Ai tide: there shall !»e a pj.,,. . 1 ^ of them to the sherifl’or jailor of Jones county, or one hundred State’s Attorney aud Solicitors appoiuted by the Legislature. (•0. at.-, ^ . - iii!. dollars foreither one of them. And I do. moreover, charge , and coiomis-ioned by the Governor, who shall hold their of- r lir roll .uouioc, t.nity tixt tlioiis-itu to itr ; aud require all Officers, both civil and military, iu the State, to fices for the term of four ve»rs. or until their successors shall J or Fort Calhoun, it-11 thousand dollars; |, e vigilant iu endeavoring to apjnehend and deli'er them a- tie elected and qualified, unless removed bv sentence on im- For re pairs <4 Fort Macon, fifteen thousand dol- afore-aid. iu order that they may tie tried for the offence with peachmeut. or i*v the Gorernar. on the addressof two thirds 4 w hich they stand charged. of each branch e.f tbe tJeneral Assembly. And in the fifteenth Given under my hand, and the great 5cnl of the State, section ef the fourth Artie!--: an ! wh<-n any such hill -hali he the k.ime shall be published at of Fort Macon, For tno preservation ol the site North Ctirolina, twenty-five thousand dollars; For Fort Sumter, sixty thotisaml doliars; if Ca-t!e Piucknev, two thousand ('-)!- malic uui ha faith.j * Ci S' ' .MtCoi repairs ot Fort Pulaski, iifio'-n :! =u 1 doil Foi t Pickens, ten liion.-and doiiar- Furt Baraactis, thirty' timusti da I-’or Fo:t L:> nustoii, tout.* Bars; n„_ at the Capitol in .Milledgeviile, tin* the 27th of March, 1 - t!. and of American Independence, the-ixty-fifth. Cl! UH.K5 J. M. DON \5 p v ihe Governor : UN. A. Tr • 5-; -e* y of 5r-c i»r.-i itirrioN". Marion M. Ba/.i-more i about twesitv-two tcar lo ir, and weighs alenit two hundred pounds, we! to*: !i /lesliV, and oi good ap[*earane“- pril "J. '841- \ >-2l ,f age. form- lilollli:.; pi id. thoGt-1 eii-umg elcctiou joi- o in manner a!ares:i:d, intis to the a! A -- ml* C’M *, ?: I j;s J. JF\ K!V5. p. , : f ,-b <e itr- - sen!su vr-. T!!< -M AS STOCK-*. Rrt-idem of the 5eii?rte. A- rii'cd to, 2-‘>d Dec»»:j !>* r. I--»t). r ! j VRj I'S.!. Mi l ,f AY A j.D, Governor. Arrii. 2 I-r ll. IB—6ra