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PUWOAN 4 LOOHRANE.
JOHX B. WEBitjMWw-
ATLANTA, GKO.,
THOBHPAT; 1 WOYBMBtR W, lW*
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umuancn ft EXAMCTM-
weekly: :
grro* t^rcarssvrs'ass THtRD pao*
“'roll sheriff.
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Far Clark al Sapertar Caart.
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Far Clark •» laftrtar Caart.
DANIEL PiTTMA„N.
r_ ]>anv,—0. H. WALLACE.
2 0. FARRAR
& iSSfttlor-W. H. WINGFIELD.
AW 3YrBaa»a.—A. J. COLLIER
/or CWnxKT—A. R WIUTR
ions <ff
Base of Faltw.talna at.'Tar far aU
Dtbta da» this Qgea.
m.«v Baanzaa,
ThsfoMowtef bills te wROoo to the
Bsak* hSTtWreportsd bj tbe Committee
of dm Rosie of RepetaentadT*.
* A BILL
To bs«sti»M *n *sk fo* th* t«Hproo<J »»<
T
WtirTf ~ Tht pf"Aa of tbit Stitt bttt
g^tk^S^Voj o fa «paahr
sssswrta^JKt
thTforfyLir. of ttajr charters, uposth* fol-
lowing am* aafy^gSj^KLv. *.
l.t Each Book in t!u* Slot* claiming too
MiviWitf fcsvicg it. Dot® received, for
SmESJZ oholl giro bomb sad eraxrily to
£ State, to be opfwowd of >7/»* Coreraw.
for the sHimsM tedempboa of all their bill*
waived into the Titaeory. and to the mean-
-sr Tbu tK& c— it* 1** i*j ^
January. 1858, no beak ehsil towe e tank
core coder the denomination of tre dollara. j _ . „
JiTtat during the (aepooaion of specie I “ ,cfor » d - “» B"* will suspend
nsymeatJ, no’ bank shell decUre a dividend . it ia conptUtd to laapend. by absolute ne-
ucotdmg the rate of jag cent per an. I cesstty. Now, I beliere the banks
ooMNortoarcB.
Xka Bute-Wtot akaU batUwwiU
theta f
Mtwn. Ecrtbear The conilsto ration of
the Report of the Beak Committee, wee
toed# the’special older for yeetordey in
the Hoaee of Representatives. The people
look with great telenet and anxiety, to ate
what action the Legislature wiU take upOn
this important sob]ret. Upon the issue
hegetke Interests of the whole country.
Stall the eharten be forfeited I or shall ths
penalties of njspenslon be recnlttsd to the
Bank* upon their res tuning specie payment
Tithln a certain specified time 1 Whet lime
ohill this bet What additional restrictions
shall be thrown around the banks, to pre-
rent a recurrence of futqre suspensions 1—
Three are grare qusmion*, and well merit
the most weighty consideration. And first,
1 ask why should not the charters of those
Banks which tare suspended specie pay
meat be forfeited 1 1$ this not the law of
the tend! (See Cobb's New Digest, p
115-Act of Deo. 18th, 1840.)
The Hones Committee on Banks in their
Repen, thinke there may be some doubt
•boutjthii being a public and general law. I s
Strikes me that no Intelligent Win can en
tertain that doubt, uftrr reading the statute
ubore mentioned, be he lawyer or no lawyer
But if there ie any doubt, there ie a legal
way to aettle it. Let the Court* of the
land decide. I shall aaeutne, howseer, that
that there is so doubt about this being now
tbe law of Georgia, Why than should it
not be enforced t There j* nothing in prinei-
pie tnd justice tercetg in the enforcement.
Is there anything in the policy t> prermt
it ? Let os are. The banks tell us they
hart done nothing to bring obout this crisis.
I say thuy bare,
1st. By expanding thuir circulation be
yond the safe and Itgitimate rule, (recog
nised in all banking,) which limit* circs,
latiso to thret times the amount of specie
fond*, sod then suddenly contracting.
Sdiy. By sanding their funds (o the North
to speculate upon and share up at enor
mous profits, Southern paper, often haring
fear, six and eight months to run.
Thu proof of the first proposition will be
found in thei- published statements. The
proof of tbe second is sot so certain and
direct and perhaps it does not apply to all
the banka, but that it applies to s:me or
many of them, is eo well known that I shal
assume it a* prisen.
No bank shOuld suspend, and if the law
unless
lmprcrecMfits, and In less than urea yetis,
Aim || Mlk > ||.GMIliA< lAftKi >
In twenty, Md wader Ite tefiueoce )• r*|
nun, nor shall they buy, sell or speculate
the bills of earb ether.
I Georgia ire abundantly ao.veci, probably
4tb That "each and ercry bank or cufpo *> »t them. They say they are, and I tike
ratioa exercising banking powers u iihin the * tham at their word Being thus solvent.
V,i t (bail, on or before the 1st day of No-1 they hare all suspended. They hare been
srwber, 1858, foithfolly r eume tbepaymat ( com[M | U<<i by necessity to «utpend, or they
£»£££ Now, all that
*oa deoandni. in gold and silrer . bate been competed to suspend, hare been
*-d that sfter the mid 1st day of No- placed in that situation from oue or both of
rembar.lSM. or in tea event of a gsceraJ . jj, e , wo g^y, tnentttned, and for
*d | (hi ‘ ,hf Uw •‘* 0 “W b « ,nfurced
artef Ptevrhr- 18th. 1340. wbieh'»hereby ( against them. These that hare not been
jeefcued to be re-enacted, and to be in full; compelled to suspend should teceire the
— j at t pegalty of the law for suspending with
out necessity.
W* are told that the Northern banks
were drawing the gold front our Southern
Banks, and that a snspenston wu necessa
ry to prerent this drain. Let ua examine
that. Except from the on# item o f mer
cantile collection*, due by Southern to
Northern merchant*, (and this is > rer;
force u a general law of this State, applica
ble to ail banka and banking corporation*
now mining or hereafter ’o be created, shall
b* enforced according to the pros ie ion*
thereof, against any bank or corporation «•
00, 0- banking powers m trua State, which
SMtafre&Ttoiy bjof! or litre*
coin, wbeoerer do* and demanded, any of ite
ohiwarioM or Babifitiea. •
5th, That each and every bank or eorp>
ration exercising banking posrere under the
Un nf this State. ihall, on or wore the ..
fort dMOf Noremboouxt, publish the fact 1 ‘ m,!1 “* m to the aggregate cor-
nod date of it* resumption of * wei* pay- n -n of the Sate,) th s it impossible, be-
meon, and each and every inch bank and cause Northern banks, with the shore tri-
corporation ex arising backlog powtr* on- aj ag exception, had ua funds with which
d*r the laws oftbi* State, itadl, *iitb*imm* thegoldfrtm Southern banks -
ti«^ hart actually In tto rmnn-. aa tta own ,. 7 .
.^1^. property, an amonnt in gold and The J < bring the t own depreciated
•am equal at knit, to one-third of it* thao bill, here for that purpose—ttey ecu dn
ontslnnuing eitcolarion of bi 1* or coua com- draw gold with Northern exchxnge eren
^y Tb, J «"'y io it by b °r'ng up the
plaeiug hctnifln pnsitontu claim imd wrem
iiom Georg * lbs rtoh rewards, which our
early etterpriie susd our gtfegrephloal
tlon entitle us to retain Throagh il
by the CQ-Opcratioa of South Onrolii
tand, and Alabama on the <
lY clslnrt and intorau are iu immi
nent daagerof being Itreparably weakened,
and il 1* confidently belier d, that therein,
tcreet* cau only ta protected an the part of
Georgia and her onward progress Mound,
by the co-operatioo of her UorernmMt with
tar people uu the priucipk, which has done
and is doing to much iu there rival
State*.
The people eteglt h aded, and we might
add, in email Companies are unable to carry
through there gnat works. To pros* this,
we need nut go boyood the limit* and **pe
nance of Georgia. Tbe first Rsllrcad* un
dertaken in Georgia, ware the Central Roll
Road, and tb» G* rgla Railroad, esch ia the
yaw 1835. In 1836 the LsgiaUtnie took
alcpa to secure the cot*auction of the great
d at* work, the tVettcrn and Atlantic Kail-
road. which was emphatically a grout aid
tod cnoouregtmtnrto tbu construction of
the two formrr Read?. It vret undertaken
on tbe grounds of exten tag those two line*
thorn Augusta and Savannah westward, acd
was therefor*, a great measure and a busty
expenditure on tbe part of ibo' Slat , to hid
and encourage there two line* of Railroad.
It was pro, ably tbe moet iffidicnt aid, that
could hare been intended to those It jade, at
that time, and without which ntittwr would
hare been completed, as they now stand —
The Western i Atlantic Railroad Is still a
part of those liner, conferring oo >heui a
large portion of their profits Nor is this
all the aid and encouragement extruded to
them. At the beginning the State oenferts
cd on the Georgia R R sod oo the Central
R. R- Banking privileges. This afforded to
etch Company a large amount cf aid in the
construction of their Roads, and has proreo
o br a source of very large profit, and
qual probably to $1,300,000, toeach Com-
S iny, or $3,000,000 jointly, which added to
5,000,000 the cost of the W. k A, R It.,
makes an amount of State aid to thcae two
linn of Hoad rouul to $8,000,000. Taka
wbat view we plca.o of it, it must tie looked
upon in this light.
No Railroad in Georgia hare been built
without aid and means ftorn beyond that
fouud along its line. The two cotupaous to
which we bare referred, made roh and po*-
srful by the munificence and liberality of
the State, hare eub stepped forward to aid
tributary Roads. The Georgia R R’d and
Banking Company furnished a large por
tion of the capital to oouttruot the Atlanta
i. LaGrruge Road, and now own a large
portion of ite stock. The Central R Road
and Banking Company furnished a large
portion of the cap.tal to construct theSoutn
eflti, cun ta kept within tta Uatt* of Gwr-
* Another road of pcrhapiiUllraorelmporv
■ji*5sswjB»£
dry of Georgia, as well ae other fetutee,
the.tart seaport in Ihu Soulh-a reav
which hae already been relMtrf by the
ral Government for the wtebllehmeii
of a Nagy Yard, and ie eminently oaleu nted
to odd greatff to the wealth, po*re», and Im
portance of Georgia No Georgian can for
ft modwat, full to in tbt impoTtftcei of t
speedy and direct communication between
thl* port and the Railroad system of the
South. If the Sou'b is over to enjoy the
bentfiu of a direct European trade, with its
millions of accumulating wealth, this port is
well, am] perhaps the only one adapted to
secure it. Henet iktincakulabltimpcrlaiKt
of foil Hand,
Another Bead of irapartano’, U the Sa
vannah, Griffin and North Alabama Rill-
road, or some road from kba ricin.ty of Uril-
fin, Newnao and Atlanta, tanning in a Woa-
tern direction through the county tf Carroll
•uto Alabama. This we regard as an t-nti-r-
priee worthy the aid aud encouragement ul
th.' Stale.
Another Road of importance is n road
from tome point on the Western uud Atlan
tic Road throagh Gilmer nr.d other count-os
to the Ducktown Copper Mines. Il is well
calculated to dorclope the great agricultural
aud mineral resources of our State, and udd
greatly to the buttnes] of existing Rail
roads.
All theao Ko.vls extend into lanfo secllims
of tbe State, and among purtion* of our peo
ple, who have long conlribuud of their sub
stance to improvements in other sections,
while her own sections have suffered rather
than been benefitted by such improvements
Should aU tbe prejects ® Railr- a ls, to
which this bill will apply (6 avail them-
reives of its benefits, it will require, as be
fore remarked, the endorsement uf b eds to
the amount of shout $3,000,0(10 or uo
amount equal to about one-half the cost - I
the Western and Atlantic Usilroud, und
will cause to be constructed within theState
about 400 mile of Kallroad. Oo tho ground 1 t'-.e fold lieud.
of general beoefits to the State, it may bo! Sec.Oth.Ardi-i-
remarked, that each 100 miles uf Kaiiroad ! the Governor -hall a -r
adds abou.$20,000X00 to the value of tax- , 'ho end arremen* e-f li
able property of the State. Tbe numerous said Company. rei|iiir-) 'hr i
statistics of tbe country, aud tbe history » posit in tin- Treasury I it.
Kailroads are sufficient proofs of this tact. : cent per rt.-.mti.i on the nm
If then this be the case, the endorsement <J( i ior the Company, ns t --.'-ki
bonds to the amount of $3,(00,000 a ill remit ' coemption cf the mid hen
in the increa-rod value uf taxable proptrly in ! I 1 -') ccnt rimlf ho npp
the ritate of $80 000.000 und all of wl ich ‘ L ' ‘" J *
from the guarded and safe character of li.o
law renders it quite certain, that tbe Statu
Seo. 3d, Awl bo it further enacted; That
““ “ ■
or period
der this act *! r
then thirty years br beat: Interest et .ipote
than aoren per cent, per ppnutn \ end tlirt
Interest and principal, the former of.which
■hull become duo taml-nnotm'ly-, may bo
mado paynb'n n't the Yrcdfuiy of tho state,
or nt soiiin solvent hack in Savnnnnli, or
tho city of Now Yor),, aq tho HldiCouiprt-
ny may elect.-' ' 1 . '7 i
Soo. 4. And bo it fqrtlmr enneted, Thret
if at any time aOor twenty miles of mill
Road shall Imre been mntfr ready f r the
lion by tho means before slued tho G >vcr
nor ehnll dn-ni it for tlio .interest of mid
Company and compatible \v tli tho aafet*
of tho Smto i it account of tho lotv price "f
Iron, to hnro tho iron pit:chased for the
tiro longih i f tho Ronil, ho is her.hv uu-
thori/.ed to omlore the bonds of th i (dnm-
pntiy In suffidoni nmonnfa not rxde dine
Ssven thonsinti dollnn per m'd-topirehnsc
ihn iron I t the entire length of th: Mid
R'-ad, und in possession of tli 't tn'o .it tin-
expense of tho aatrt Company, until the
btln'ocnf the Ronil ehnll bo“ nunls roatlj
n ion milo srclions; and as otie i ns tori
miles dull ho made ready for ill - ir it ihr
requisite quumily of iron therefor oil! 1 I;
delivered to tho Cumpany i hit .-..on d nol
such a contingency in the (rice, or iron
ccur. of nhivlt tho Cover-or tli > I bo lli
ccur. ot wliivlt tlio hover ori-li i I bo no,,,
judge, than it -lull bo his duu.ns .fti-n I ‘‘ ,,
a ten milo section of tho told /.' >.xil sh.i!l | j
he mod- ronil? for iho iron, to in dorre tin
bonds lor such section to the amount p v
mile and on tho forms horn - heforu provi
ded tor the first twenty mil'-., until u.t
Rond i< cnmpl-ted ils entire length
8oe. 5th, Anil h-iitmrlltc mice' -I, 'M-n’
tho sjhl Company i, ltcrebv reqni -- i > ,i
p sit finds fji tho payment of tlmi.it... -
or principal, as the c.tse fnu'. L.-. s ii i
bonds ut t: o point ivhorr tho » >. .t- ... it '-e
mtde payable, nt 't-nst Ilf -i-n ,i y . hr I'r--
the snino shaipioqonm due and 'ia e -e I
failure on thn port of the C..:.i-„rv ;
so, (he (iovirnor >hill coosidfr lii -1
genoy us having li.ippeni .l in whii.-u lm i
vuthorixed io take p.-s o-sion or dh ;- -...■ ,-.t
to the redemption of s -id
r deemed ; end if n r, h
same in suit* so urn i - f<
will uerer b| called oo to pay tmo dollar j deraption; a: d i - ' ilm
fill to comp'y tilth -tierequire
sectioj, it slia 1 he thedui’v i
to lake possession 11 said Com
«« ern and Muscoge: Roads, and now own ! bat K the locality of tlieso Rjads op scac-
a large portioa of their stock. All other | “f-i-it 'will be foantl that where one :f tbt
from tbe Treasury.
It will, perhaps be contend d by sums. I
that some of these Reads asking fur a d will .
interfere with the busircss of it-ads already . nr dispose of the -.tin-' - - p-..
built. This may be true to s.mie extent, required in the see i, i- a . ,
8cc. 7th. And ho .t furil.i. i-n.,
case of the in e of the s lid It.
Boads'cOBttruqtsdTn GetTgisharereceired 1 interfere to take away busin. ss from on.Id Goiernor. as prescribed in f
aid from abroad. Ia no ceee along the line, R-*<1; another or two is (rorided, which right, ti’-e nod owner-m, >,t
hare the people been able to build a good R , w ' n !0 PP'y new business to the ol 1 Hoad
Road from their own meat*, and without thus interfered with. But if it were t c c
that these nece eary improvement*Into;fired
with the business ot obi Hoads to eotn-
tent, 'he rights and claims of corpor.tti-n.s
are nut gararooont to the rights and claim-
of the people at large. Tbe rights and
claim* tf be people, at largeca inot be eacri-'
Seed to tbe claim* or imaginary intoreata of
any corporation. We hold, and experience
Rood from tbeir own means, and
extraoeout aid.
Here, tnd at tbi* point, *ri*es an import-
act question. Shall the undeveloped re
source* and the dretiluie sections of (lie
State, remain destitute of K Reads, aud de
prived cf their gnat benefits, except in socb
cutis, as it may suit theinlereslsand notices
of these two great Corporations to direct
| ass
- r prcii us •
irom tbi-ir l-.anJ
rally, s'lidl b, I
hihited ftom nny 1 w.
mill any slo, k or inlc
they ru iy her nf et
- lio'd directly r ir.dir
, io tire Smti*.
kh-i.-h r
hem to be built f. We hare nothing to suy , has demonstrated that R Roads In gcccrul, ;
disparagingly of the« two corporations, j ®ra tributary Io canh other, operate io iuo;-t i
wielding at they do, a capital of *jme $7,- , esses for tho gen* r »l interests of a-l, and
OOO.COO sack, and a joint capital of $14,- j -hnuld, s« a general rule, be promoted or-l :
Special Notices*
To the Voters of Fulton ljuiuy
FzLLTVt ClTi/j.Ns —I! .
000,t) JO, sed wh ss gross revooaes *r« tire 1 encouraged by *11 parties. . ,| et . u „ n t# . .r,., ,,
Onr Slats has been botnred with the ti-1 Court, at.the tniuiog „:«i
tie uf ‘‘Empire State rf tho South ’— her i yoitranppsrt al the liitlo
extent of territory, her popalatioo, her I{, • receir* 1 byjwur «t»a.«ji
Hoids and her gwgraphical position havn 1 mv. 18, id.
hitherto entitled her to that honor.
each and every such bank or eorperatien
erasing banking power* io this Bret*, stall
ftt the ty** time, eftaae w bt pobtMhed ft
foil atstcoMoi of ia condition, on tho oath
of its President sad Coobier, showing par-
Southern bank bils here wtfo yoh/. This
to them, would hire been* losingoperxti r.
»nd besides would tare left in the country
exactly th* same amount of gold that it
KSttssaswsEt j- -• «*- ■-
gether with * Bet MM etoekholdeTa, ar.d * then was the drain ! Was it from the cilt-
r-alrmeot of the aggrecs'e amount of iodebi ' ren* of Georgia ? Th# binks do not say
edoeo* of the stoetanioor*, and th# »M**' this—d* not eompiein of th s, it i* tgainsi
erssts*’-*? c5t
3ers on general depomt. oo the day
sumption.
tvh, Ttat if any bank.or corporation ex-
tion. Tney woald hinily hare the assu
rance to itk protection agaicst ta* citizen*
•POOR RICHARD.’
ereisteg bonking power* in this State, stall of Georgia, and against their right io de
riotau «nro( &• yrovtaona^eonulnad la mind i?kU [jr hlDi Y#l „, b ,„
wraTOratiomtofor as relate* to tta*power» ' ho '* ,, ' lhi * w »* lb « *a«" that could
ef fconking, sbwJI be immedintsly eubjetttnd hare been made upon them, unieea, indeed
liable to forfeitnre. and itaii be adjndged they had been wan carriro the'r b II* at
and declared forfeited hi th* t»*nn*rpoint# 1 th , N;rth . |f thty h>d h „ n „ , lUD
1 «*««••■ *= d *«• —P«uta .o
ratios' 'xerciricg harking powers ia this suspOnd. let their ehsrten It forftited.--
State, shall,slur resaming specie payments," They deierre no protection from the peopie
oo the oath, in writing, of tta Prendent nod 0 f Georgia- On to-monow you wil hear
Cashier,-pobiisb, M least one* in «very • f f
mouth, io at least ooe newspaper si or near ■
the niece uf ite tniiliiam. s staiema-t shew
ing wbat was the amount of it* circa lati-.u
of bank note*, tta amount uf it* deports,
tod the tmoent of gold tnd elm coin seta-
ally in it* small*, as its own bono fide obo
ist* property, and the tmoent cf faud* dt-
rtc'.ly convertible into gold aol silrer com,
at its first regular meeting in tbe mourn .
and their stali be * penel'y of ut* tbotuaad
doBar* for each and ererv ri istmc of the
provitioM of this eeetioo of this net, to be
rtcorered in any eowrtofeocape'eot jurisdic
tion ia tbi* Stede, and paid into the Treats
ry uf thu State iu gold and *Ur*r eom.
See. 4d, And be H farther enaeod, Ac
That all law* and parts of laws militating
against this oc, be and tbe tame ore hereby
reptaikd.
A BILL
Te ta entitled ou act to prevent tbe circa!*
lion io th)* State, of the noun of as; tank
oat of the State of Georgia, of certain de
nominations :
Section 1st, Bo it enacted, be., Ihat from
and after tta let day of Jenaary, 185$, it
shall not ta lawful for nay person to pay
away, or te toy manner circulate in ibis
State, aay honk bill or honk not* ioeoed by
aay book or corporation oat of the State of
Oeorgia. of a tew denomination than fire dol-
ion. Aay person who stall violnlo the
provisions contained te tfcfctaetios of this
act, shall ta liable to pay for ovary saeb ri-
oLlioo, a fie* of ooe bendred dollar*, to ta
recovered te aoy coart at competent iarb-
dietioo, and to ta paid on* half to tta in
former, and (be oetar half iota the Treasury
of tfaft 6tfttfte
See. 2d, Repeal* all eoafiietia^ law*.
Butt Officer! in Tmnaut i - «« t!a-
tar* of Tenaeeeee doetod, oo Friday met,
tta following State* officers j
Ctmptrouer.—Geo. Jns. P DaUnn. uf
flw/y cooctr.
Trmmtrt—'Wm. F. McGregor, of Wsr-
**JJagitUf UiiiUDiMnd.-CaI 8«u.
*• MountainDUtrietr-VB. Train,
<r«Ufo :
time* greater than the revenue cf tbe Stat
But the questioa arires, and it is an import
ant cne, shall tbe State aid and encourage
tbe construction of other Roads in destitute
sections, and on important routes, and
'hereby build up other important and inde
pendent interest* f Or, shall the leave ad
to ta done, that may be dune, and all to be
controlled and directed by these two already
powerful corporation) f The quettion, we
rep«at, ii an important ottc to the State and
the people uf Georgia, and mast impress it-
*!f upon the mind of every man.
This plan of State aid. m the language of
his Excellency, Gov. Brown, *a well as the
language of G-v. Johnson two years ago,
it one in wh ch the ‘ Stale is amply secured
bejond the possibility of doubt. It is sale,
tecias# before tbe Stockbo'de's or any
: tnpany can avail themselves of its beae-
fit*. they have to invest a large amount of
private capital.
Their Road must te fully graded and the
tinker* prepared f om tbeir o*n means,
which as » general thing including the cui
-.-rtingand bridging, ia more tun one half
jf the c.j*t of tho Road. _d ih s together
with tho Iron, i qaipme' tf and francho*s bc-
longtog to ibeejutpany, are mortgaged to
.ue Slate for the prompt payment of the
bmda. I be security i* , qua! to any Ihat
.in Kttisfy tbe de. amis ol a shy!, ck.
ie be benefit that sucbaiil is to a R. R.
'Jompar.v :s that it tnnhlet the rompany in
borrowing ramey, os all It. K. Companies
have to Uo m buy their ip-n, to be protec
ted from the ararice and extortions of the
money changers 1 ether words they re
quire the means of obtaining money at cheap
rstes, or h» interest, which, to a corpora
tion which teqoiit* the endorsement of
b.nds lu '.he ainuun! of ore million of d-d-
-rs, would bo *.-qn»l ton raving of twenty
five tlkiiuand d.liars per annum, and alfon-
Ing ita iAiods to run treaty yean, would
*»ve to the -jia’-c, ami to the people -,f Go r
gia, five Hundred thousand dollar*.
On this plan cf aid, aa we remarked be
fore , the Stale ha* no hand in the tnanag.
Are
not several of our neighbors, the adjacent
Sure*, placing themselves in a position to
snatch from as this proad appellate n of the
“Empire State of the South,'? Ho who
thinks not is blind to the signs of tho
times
.Vs it has been said, wo occupy a position
ta unlock the doors of our States and their
sources of wealth, but Railroad' kavs c.iiug.
ed and are changing the channels uf wealth.
Railroads know no obstacles, thevpass mad
ly tbe rivers, tho mountain* -and valley*—
distance ia tbeonly law that c rcu mn-ritrs
their power to change the affairs nf commu
nities sod of m p n. It is only by opening
the shortest and m-,st direct litas on cnlin.il
punts, that oar S ate and the emolument,,
(he now po=s ree* can be retained,
Georgia tccupics a most commanding po-
•i’.ion, nut only to the Southern Sta'c, but
io oar who',: confederacy cf States. II, r rc-
resources arc immen'C. an 1 her tni-sion is
otc: of grtatnt-*b, the cjtntrv, and it is lob-
hoped that her hitherto high character f ,r a
liberal and wise policy, will not be allowed
to saff r on this occislon, by her ly-ci-latu',-
withholding I,out u large pur:i ,n of her citi
tens a boon, which slto is so well uble and su
wsll prepared lu bestow.
We respectfully submit the accomnanj-
ing bill, and Tccumm-md its enactment
J. G. WESTMORELAND, Cbm’n.
New Advert is d ta 2
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Administrators' <u'<Ct
A GrtBBABLB than order tike Ct-url
LIST OF LETTERS
psmnlnlag ln ths Post OBcs onthelrtkday
Lb Novstnnsr,’ 18!>7.
Andenun Wrn W 4 Lowurs Felix
Adonis John
LoanovJ A
A mtosrou M J inn
Marlin T A
Allen Martha tniia
Marchuun 0 W
Aloxtndcr M Dr
Mathews Arthur
.Jim»tr mg Jonathan
Morcuv H M
Alexander il\niy
Me tc * 1 f John W
A ulurft.ui W A
Mslone Jeremiah
Alexundaf John
Maguire l.awisnc*
II tlo M
M«iruU Wm
Merry C \V mri
Mendel M W
llorry Win
Mul llitun D H
Uiink* Jackson
Mabry T W
ttoouuu & ToJd
Murpht/ Jm
Hrnnan J U
Mojro la 0
U-rcngir j: B:o
Millar J J
Bent >» W D
Mortgtm Jna 5
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tlttirn t H P
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lifivvnina W A
McK«nnun Jno R
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IVewtcn Jno H
H.ickli*y Michael
Nolan t E M
Hrotvn tl F
Norih Ailulphm
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H.*utl!s*v T V
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Pain Ja. N
Ci-icr I L 2
Peter* 0
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Parsons M E
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I'mi t l.ilt Ai'ailt-iuy.
»ieamir- ^i Staff.
t ayouaiS 4 ' 1
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XlAMJLUk,
Will LtftTf IftvuiMh
lf$ry SATUHDAY.
Tb#i$»hlp«»r*ffimong thfUr|$$ton lkft«MSl ( «j|*
urp»M$din$p$$d,aftffttjftF iowfort—tuffikin* tb$U
iftMft|«$la 10 to 60 boon, ftfd »ro to»iat»dod bjr
killful,QftrofaUftdpottUofleoM. ThoyoCorftfuN
asIrthUenntevaHSelO MffiV York.
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Cffibin Pftaasg* to Ktv York.*,,...
fltoorftfvpftMBR* to Nov York
PADLEFOUD, FAY k GO., A*ontil» Mmuk
SAft'L ftlTCUELL.tl Broodwftjr ,How Tork.
toraouftk Fobruftrj 6.1116.
ibin Pftiiftgj from Oh »rliitoa toVtw Ttr
$25,00.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Mew York * Charlssts».«taam Pa*kata
Through In ,48 to AS Uours.
[Ooml-WoelAly.j
Tft# n$v aleanuliip COLUMBIA, 1100 Tom—'' *« -•
rr CuianiffimJtr,
VAtiliVlILK 1500 toot. IJAM18 ADOER, l
TDK»»n,Commffiod$r I 8. C. Turn$r C>.
tfAKiON, 1600tool, ItiOUTHEHNKB, ILL. .»
W. FoaUr Commander, j F. M. Mum/. Coaifi'r.
U«v$ Ad($r*> vkftrrei o?#rr
lVodnoodax * l«turdk/(
kftortha arilrffilyf tba «*n from tho South ft Watt
'ffithlfh vffiUr.”
Tabl$$ auppllod vltb«T«r/ lusor/—fttUotlto«u4
iffiutlou* eotnmftndffira, viU foauroTfftTollorA k» tftif
l.iu$-nr/ poMlblfCumforttudaccommodation,
pi/to HENRY MlSdKOOM
Corntr of laat B*jr ft Ad(ftr’$8ontb WJurf,
Chftrloatou. 8.0.
Cabin Pm»|$, ftftft.
fllr«rffi($e m.
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The fol'ofting bill hat bee* introduefp
into tho LIouiq of R*prusent3tife« by our
member, l)r. Weitmoreland:
A IiII.LT
To'be entitled An Act to aid and incour*
aj(e the e yfifttfuction of the tAear^ia Air
Line Railroad, on certain condition* thetu
in named.
Whereat, the State of Georgia ha* ode;,
aided and encouraged various work* -I
improvement within her borders, and cs-
‘ “ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘of
Tirro*b> ILir?'*'.
heir# aud ere Jit'-rn til :-*.. i
.!A« UU. 11 \N‘ i
.J. IIAM'.V. .
Sov. 1 oil, 1*57.
AdministraWrS s.ii*.
I IIis IN-VI ! I’KTiUM i« f itu.
•y it. l it* ('fiinplrdl rnuuty, Gcurgia,
;n 1)/ -l.ffieph Hunifb/'o Purent
, II. I I’'auuti ,i». ii encuinpaited by
•> Iit |, i;it11! rum! tcfmry in
• r * mi 1 i< (*ni* of the moat hmlthy
• S njth having been invariably
. .J <• i*rs that si frequently
i $ •ili* country; th**M»
• •. mr.y iithcr advantage*, the
'•■a: c *!.ll J-Mifi* in c imni-nd-
• if, |.uShe* iiGticc, oj*« ring those who
• • /ii*’ !’.» ; »tr*»- 4 ilia'. tb*-ir children or
..hr v. uru a th rough education.
• nr*.- ’I in:tru»:ti<*ji ii so arranged
■ ..j.i w t>> cirriud by it in systimatic
m thv ludunontfi to the highest
: . ’ ; >r Uk’b $rh v -I t lucalion.
• v . i *i" ii on the second Mon-
I,,..: The ucholarastic year
: t« r* months—fivo month*
A PROCLAMATION.
E V BCIJ ITVE UE *>ARTM ENT,)
MiLLiuoiribtiX, Nor. II, I8A7. {
I NoheJieiKo tu the time-honored mage of our
Slntc. and rrcngn'uing as we do the super
intending Froridence of the Almighty Cud
uver the nations and kingdoms of Ih* world;
belieiing Himjlo he (ho Tuler over men, the
di.puier of all evnits, and the heatnwer of ill
hlei.ing*; it hecilme* u* a* a -, eupletott*
knuwlrgo with reverence hi* goodness'to us
(hr ugh (he l**t year—in (hs(he ho* (Wen US
price in all iur harder.; shielded us from th*
ravage* uf disene and from the perfilence;
crowned o..r lil-er* wilh prosperity, filling our
harn* with plentv, and to make Him on offer-
in* ol unltigncd and hearty thinks for ths
aim-.
Therefore, I, Joseph E. Brown, Governor of
(he Elsie of Georgia, do appoint sad set apart,
Thureday tho twenty-sixth day of tta present
m tpth, to be a dty of public Thanksgiving
and Praia# to Almighty God ruler over ill;
aud do recimmand that all the people with
their tuu.ehold d abstain from all secular
labor, and doiiiemhlo themselves together in
their respeclire Churches to think tnd praise
our God with j ,y tnd glsiosss of betrt lor th*
abuudancu ol his mercies and loving kindness
to mas * people.
Giron under my hand and Beal of the Ex.
•entire Department, at tho Capitol in Mill—
edgrtihe, on the day and yetr shove writtsn.
JOSEPH E. BROWN.
By ihe Governor
J. B. CAMPBELL
Sec’y Executive Department.
EF"The pa,or, in tho Stmts will give the
above one insertion.
Nov, in, 18.17 ait
Fnincii and Italian.
PROF. ETIENNE LAN BERT
KOKTWO Y'EAHS PROF. OF MODERN
LANGUAGES IN THE HUNTSVILLE
FEMALE COLLEGE, HUNTSVILLE,
A I-A.; uLBO, EX.PROF. OF THE
wbsi.yan university, ATFLOR.
ENOE, ALA:; AND LATE PHOF. OF
THE MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE
AND MEMPHIS LITERARY AND
SCIENTIFIC INSTITUE, dec, Ac
f )H°F. L. will open classes in the shore
x l anguages in -tlanti, Decalnr, tnd
neighboring cities if desired. From the flat,
leiiug success met by him in the largest Insti
tutes ol learning in tbe South, and them my
encomiums heaped upon him by the most
! prominent scholars in Alabama, Tennessee,
slid Ollier States, he does not Imitate in piom-
I.ing all who wil! take lesson* under him t
full and tccur trknonledge of the la"gua(is,
both spoken tnd written. These are taught by
t te Oral Syrtsm.
(Terms, fillfi per session of fifty lestonsia
Claeses. Private lesions will be given if re
quired at the resilience of lha pupils. For
terms or lor her information apply by letter or
personally n> ETIENNE LAMBERT
Atlanta, Georgia,
Ke.idsncest Dr. E. N. Cslboun’s.
N. B— Principals of fleminsrirs end Cul
ler-s desiring to hare French Cltsses tsught, •
w 1 p! ess address ss shore.
American please copy.
Nov. in,J847 ddtwtf
Druffw! Drum!! Drum!!!
T HE swlfrelrnwl wevtl rvspecllully nfe'nn th.lr
m.o/ frlruds Mad pstroiia. tbst U>e/ hses largely
ir orts.su tti.tr atcck of Drugs. Cbeoiral*. Paints u
(Vicd-iw O'ais, i'erlum.rr, P.oey Golds sod avsry
Ihlcg *l>. o.uilly found fa t first class Drag fftora
« b ten tbsy wUI Mil si ihelr usual low rat*, rer Cl- h
or .fieri time. Their .lock of Win-low Glass f. tbe
l.rg.. In lb. S.attMni eountry, sad from the adrsn
U|«ni Urmt of dellstry, tbty defy conpstlt'sa,
" • would tg.lii c.ll tlu sUsnUoQ of lbs public tu
T»jl»r'. sail Dyspuptie Blxlr. Ho medlcm. of I.to
y»r. lias su many sr l.nt frlruds as this. Out of tat
bnu.andi of Dytprptlct tu vbuu w* bavt sold tUs
M.dlciu., wu bar* bsarduunsssy It dldtbsm ouguod*
aud w. know uf many Io this .fly sad vlelully who,
from ih. v.rg. of ih. grtrr, bav. buo rsatortd te
S .r'Mt hrellh. W.My th«. thing.h.r. whet. th.
[..llrId. I. mads, sod «• art known, tad cbtlltagt
cuntradletion. Glrs as a salt.
'I Ei.M.--
k -iril Lr
Report of the Committee os
Agriculture end Internal Improremeht* i
the House of Representati ve*, oo tbe sub
ject if dute Ad to Ks:l iioa.ii.
Toe Comm fee beg leers to report, tba
Slate Aid fi< unprorement* needed by tbt
people is oo daw thing, lu the early years
of Georgia, and indeed uotrl very receutly.
ad to eccli improremea'a hat tacn ifim by
direct appropriations from tta Treasury,
aid direct ownership oath* ;*ri of -h-
State of th# property seqaired. rioeh was
tta nv.de of ud oy me Sut* in the rorntn'-.-
tioo of its irrsa: work, Western A Atlantic
Railroad, socb was the aid to tta MiUerige-
rille k Gordon Rood, socb was the aid br
the recent Utiveral Aeamnbiy to the Atlan
tic and Golf Railroad, and such was the
mode of s-d by the State of New Yoik in
tta construction of tar gyeat Cecal; ia al.
of which eases, the Su e has no security
egsintt loss, except th* lunouci of property
'herein acquired. Bat the Railroad, the
great modern motor, by iu peculiar tdran-
tagee even over th# Canal, :.as opened the
way for a new acd far more safe aid seco e
mode ol aid on ita part of the State. All
great work* of Internal Iroproretneit' re-
qaira, ia ttair process of ions true; ion, ma
terial aid from beyond their immediate ri-
cioitv. Railroads, the greateet of all im-
proremeau for intereommooicatioa, aid
from their peculiar ctaraeteristio. command
a large amount of nrirete capital, and pri
cr.i io 'he nta’e all the odraataget of start-
sighted management that coo arise fr ,m pri
vate icteres' aod economy. The principles
of this mode of aid are contained id * fitw
words In section*, where the great itn-
proreoent ie vetded and the investment will
pay. Die people are found willing to do all
m heir power toward* its construction, sod
'in s certain amount being doss* they ask
th : Stale to Mep in and lend Csom tar cred
it upon a mortgage ot tbeir eotter iortta-
aent, ** eeeuriiy to th* S ato against loo*
This girt* tbe onto * double security over
‘•i{ranhidk«v..-ww 1 ,.
large camber of Stow. *sd under it o«r
Immediate neighbor, the Btoto of Tenoos-
M* ha* Kartod from ootbiog b the way ot
ment of lie affairs of the- Company. But pecial y Railroads, to the great b'nefit
ail i. I*!' :o the shsrptigiiied economy of -tie State and her people; rind whereas th
prirt'o: interest *ad prorate responsib.iUy. north-eastern part of the Stele, incluli -
All is in the hands of psrt ee who roust low: '.he counties of Gwinne'.t, Hal . Forsyth, i
all.tiefore. tbt S'ate i# calleioo for a dhlar, Lumpkin, Habersham, Franklin, Hurt,
and to ;a'. iff ah poeibility of fraud, or c-jl- . Madison, Jackson and some o'.hcrs, wi I h
usion <o the part of th# com ( any the bill greatly benefiued by th: constrdclion of
w* sbsihr-purt prohibits all future vwo'r- the Georgia Air Line Ra.lroed, as will also
ihip n ita Road by i:i then present, or pre- the State'at largo by the completion ot u
rioos stockhoide's incuse tta property ! line of railroads from the n r'h-easl to the
(h.a! 1 ever foil two the hand* of the atat touth-west through her territory, rita'ning
and be <'Ti. While the'lermcasee pltn of i thereby within the State a large current ot
aid, which embraces tta principle* contain* (rude aid (ravel which, wi'hout Ihe com
ed il (his btl, and is a greil improremrni pletion ot (his line, must be lost tj ih-
on u e old plan of Hula aid, ae propose to State.
improve somewhat upon if io Tennea'cc, Be it therefore enacted by the “ennte and i
tta law waa a ^{ueral one, aid exieoded ( House of Representative) of the Stito of
Die Stat* Credit to all itsil Rond Ojmpav 1 Georgia in General Assembly met,'.n-l it is
r.ire, which m ght comply with the cbndi- hereby enacted ty the suihonlyof ihnni.f,
li'-o* ir contained. W# propoM to make i That the Governor of the S.ata b , ur.d he 1
our law specific, aid for spee.fi; Btilroadi ■ ii hereby aathorized, as soon as be aaad -
Adminittralm’s
W 1
omy. and t> ask the credit of the Ntateonly ■ have proof that twpnty miles of the slid
i< the smoont of $700’J p-r milt. Tennis- | Georgia Air Line Railroad ha-hecofollygr,. • Just
sec issue* her own hood* aid loans tb.m to ! ded ami the cross tie* and other timbers for j
the t-otipsoy, taking a mortgage on the therosddelit.red and reajy to be laid down,
property of the Company. We propose for '.and that the whole haa b en [Aid for out o:
tta Company to i»*ne iu hoode, t. e mate to "the fond* of 'he Georgia Air Line Railroad
indorse ibew, aking tt.er-hy tbe Company Company, raised on * ock mbscribed to Hie
the principal in the bonds, and its entire said Company and that no rnortgag.-, or
before the! lien whatsoever then exists agaimt tin-
property of the said Company in favor
PRODIGIOUS RUN !
EVERY i NK'I H A H ' s -i
SOUTH-WESTERN
Dollar Week!
DIVISION.
• 1 *. p^r ‘Scholar.
division.
■■'.at 1 Thir.I ail the
i.i* luMjht iii iho l»Mfct MhiNtU,
.(!. anJ Mu«ic,$56p«r Scholar,
M'.- >• ■* i Piano thv* tibuil raid*
l' h • 1 i:t *.h" iieigUborhoo^ for
i »»/, f. (J. Johmon,
l' Faulkner.
A- n. Ffnri.
■s M. HOGAN,
I',.* fu >-rnry Deparimcni.
sk;m>k (jua.n yi:rri.
i \ ) t( mill Ifiitfuinental Muaic.
o i Ir, - i «$ion of a pupil can be
: * r uf iheabive Tm«ucr, or u tba
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\ j'- m Lu
Tt nnr.ft
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property table to se-zure
S'jst* con ta called on for ucc (foliar
The bib we report conterapUtee the tns * n J 0,her b» rl J or parties, to endorse the
doritment of tnidi'for several Kailroads of I b ; nd < of the »a;d Compai y to the arnom.t
gnat i'opjrnooe to Ita Stale, aiaoantmg in , <iull » r * P er 10 f a J
a l to about 40<J mill* in length, aod »j | ; for the iron and r.eee»,ary equipments ol
require the credit ol the .Siao.- to tbe atn- uo' 1 lbe twenty milre of road,
of 13^00,000. We Uf *ie«Te Vjcall Str. 24. An4 be it farthnrenaete»l, TViaf
tenUon to lift locftluy vA c!»»ma of thcae that the whole of aaid Company's ro.vi
linttl*.
Fir»l. TI»« Air L<ot B>iiUc*l,
to eztefti from the jisUbg and thriving city
ahall be. and the tame ia hereby in
tnd fledged to tU Htate, with nil iu equip
02 term Inca Io Patronize *
11K-Suuih Western iJ t’lsf t*. » U'
printed <m 2 !»3s ijjt lim nat/e.;ir.l;
of Uriginai and well *1 rra-Jii.L' « '
liijf fit rr*o»il rl Jirar.»*r
it ui a leilrrar/ and F.iriidr i<
t > b« useful, in’ tiUf( vf ar.d i n't 'ifi. r.;.
<mJ«r that twy family >r aj notl-e i**f»r***.
it,it ia pub iahe 1 at
SI A YEAR.
We roost hvv. 1 large »Uil*T(.l >0 I
sustain iv Henil b r . a.-rc-mc" r
Address IIHGHK8 A Gl LI EY
Msh'.-i' •! • , Tc
Wl’ulei.brr. wul pins.
ch.'nrc for Tuiiclier*.
SAI.K—Tho FEMALEdSkgfc
I ilil'il. c.loili.bmenl in At-jiijB
■ ^' ri A Du Rose. Price.
silt, li.ilanco in one year with in-
i „.j wi.birg to purchue, apply
'. (i IK IHEICKK, Esq, At-
gi>, i 1 ? letter to
W. M. HATCH,
;-t*:it B iiominsinn. Illinois.
NOTICE,
Tin: \ilunta xiai. Culling snd 8h»v
d j'i qq'i't baloon. rcreoily ke;ri iiy Mersrs- Tam
Ittmi UZZXRD.
Ssply.
Iuhtruotinn in OroHineotal Bran. lies.
MIlS. tmillMVlbBH.
rvNCOURAGBD by ths recaption of a naraher
XL ul l’rsmiumi at lb. different Slate Fairs, has
concluded to giro lortfuetioa* In Mooochroisiiia
aid PoIbichrsniaUe Drawing, Painting of various
kinds, Crochet, Embroidsry and Ntadln-Wn'k
—Making of OroamsnUI Ltntbnr Frants, Dasknti,
ste., Flowers of Paper, Wonted, Rioe,8plee, Per.
peiy Wax, Frail, Shell Work, etc- For psrtlca,
isr. please coll either at bar residence or tt ibt
Music Store. i
«>■ 81. H»'dwl
JUST BEfEITEDt
OUCH si used ty th* Campbell Mia-
hu slrsl* sod other travailing MniloCom-T
patio-, tbt sound of them prccUely lmito- *
ting ths hnmsn vole*. Also othnr French Aceor-
deon*. FloUnos, Violins, Bows, anlters, Plaits,
Banjos, Tambourines, nt*. All of which will hn
sold cheap to suit ths tlosi, at
if. BRAUMULLBR’S Mo slo Store
Whitehall 8b, sign nl tho Big Dram
««t»l.*W dwly.
H i
V
:*•! S
w* i;.F i.i uti l Ihrnn' 'I'm tthop, htibe^n tm
5 rip • -1 u tbu rf'om if) the re rof Mr.Wrifhl
w(A r..r> in Mi McMirbtelaUoildiag*
ir 1867 dlf
menu, Irancbite. and appurtenance., a* I j ' , nd r s*ntc time to
Mcomjr for the lull tod prompt payment of i ^i^Snhtt 1*. 1K67
lh»« o(Ti
of Atlftofa, io ft NnrthCftilerfy 4iree*loa to * - . i .
the 8t»te Hof, ft dwUoee of atloodicrl aod 1 the mtftfMl end pnreipal of all !h>? bonds
fifteen milet, projicPd to e rmprita . pvt of endorsed by virtue of this act whenever the
a great through Rsilroe-i ronte taTween i **me sh»IU*eom* do«; .rid tu ewe the
Son Orleans and New York, oo ten Allan-! «*'< Otorgtt Air Lin* Railroad Company
tic slop* of the Bio* Ridge end Allegany >« *«y «i®« fail'o puy promplly the
■oonota n., aod a part of ibo ooly Kallroad lnUfr *** 01 principal ot . tid bonds, or any
root* oo th* Atlantic (Inpo of tit* mowtoiu, P** thereof, when ei'htr stall beeeote doe,
that eta successfully compete with th* Ten
nessee sod Virginia Railroad loots, now
nearly completed, aod
which tta greet “
mail, aod a nut
with it* ever *
oaly Mat* by
sad Northern
of travel and traffic,
tod teartaiiog baa*
)rari inFfWip whch vi'hvi iimii v$v«nv u$$i
it shall be tbedoty of the Uovemor-to make
th* payment for which the *aid Companv
ie in detail snd take pen Staton rf said
Rotd, or cans* it to be told in ninety days'
after saeb failure on tba part of said Com-
; a* he may d**a beet for Uie inter**!
r l’
| made to the Coort eff>;,> -flh'i<-
IV WO months after dais •..r-'ictlimi will ta ' o c -rl.
COTILLION PARTY.
M EhaltS LEONARD Ac DUEBlt'JR.
itli mil iji.r iheir opening Cotiltan
t'arty al Hsvdtn'n Hill,on Friday night next,
V v.m'ur 20in.
iJincing tocnmatenca at 7 o'clock P M.
Tickets ulm't'iug a (isntlcmsn and Ltdica’
krr. couniy, for Isai-
Negroes talonging imh. ■
late ef said c. inly dreaxs.
JOHN M. ADA
- HAMIJHI. AHAM.4. 1
Nev*, l»47
f vnj
-< U
Adin’rs
'. w7ni
T OR Aaaaleef fiwuthwa ttakoh.o:, u r.hia-
bis Hook, by Iter. Chsj. F. i>**ou, l). !>.—
Jost most red, and (or sals by
J.J.RICUABU3AC0.
Alia*la, JoJy 4th.
T
a
cm
IHA7
HT4NTINFOJf4/hTI')N,by I
h much sutTering fft families may |
hid, sent to msfrled men and thorn
it nplxting msrrisge. Address en*
I 'ghiur .limp, Dr 0. W.riDDWCO '
■U.n. N. Y, Nov. I*. IU!7 dAwfim
howl
n-S
«Tbe
30H Barrels Flour.
I nal m ire-1 tan for sals, SO* Buret. hMU*
fisysr* yltaar.^tw.auytajaf^
A CARD.
i retired from tho Hsnlwsrs
—J business, I embrace this opportunity ot
tanking my friends and the public for tbe liber-
al pstrootee extended to tbe firm of Gilbert,
Glmrk# ft Lewis, end would reeemmend to
their coulUane* and rapport my 1st* ptrtnere
and friends, Messrs. Cltrks dk Lewis, si bring
in every wey worthy of tbeir patronage'
WM. H. GILBERT,
NnvIX.Mf,? ddwtm
DTffoXITFTSTr
fPHE firth of Ollbsrr, Clark* dk lewis, is
I this diy dissolve I by limitation, in future
ih* concern will b* conducted . by the under
signed, tod who ere tuthw ls*d to settle up
the Rites end eceount* of 0. G. dk It. .
CLARKE dk LEWIp.
Nvvtmbvr is. nt7 , dawlm ■
ubvhuja, Qnprayftr
ToaUvhom it map concert); \
YXTHEREAa, Ephrtem fray applies to ms
W fof totter* of Guardietnehip of thsper-
son and rropvrly of Willism Mslone, orphan
Of John Malons dec cased; these ere, therefore,
to rile and admonish *11 snd riagulir, Ih*
kindred end all concerned of eeld orphan, to
file tbrir ejection* in my offics.ifany they
have, en or before th* second-Monday U
January next, why totter* of GoaidUntkis
shouid not be granted the appitoMt.. Give*
under ray bend, el oflto*, thi* l«Ul(Uy«l
November, lfi&T
JLCs BIAY10B, Ofidiwyi