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'i lit* friends cf the Union akrocti q j;j no dcui)l be preotly surprised B i*«! dis appointed* at the result of tin* election in l!ii.' county: t!» ;i » ik* patriotic peo ple of sliotilil hove triven tnoir eufij.ijre* to the NuiliiLis. is in deed on astounding* fact. Hut the truth is. many of them have been token in. Livioff in toe pinry n noils, am! net tah isi'T the Democrat. they were exposed to the rotifer* of the Nollies; whohav i"? tr ß t a few ( lark men amours then* ei i.-d out they were the true friends of Ihe country, nnd ninny of the tii.iiifonn ed. believed them. Hut lliia u,otter! wilt shortly he remedied. Our friends! in tire country will hereafter take care mid read the democrat, nnd thus forti iy themselves against imposition And we can assure the friends of the Union iihroad, that the people of Musco- are with them in sentiment, nnd! although’itey have been tricked out of! their votes, yet they have not parted! with theii principles. And then these pim v woods f lows are very devils in *' tifrht cervmmagc; if you whip (hem to! d.iy. they won't stag whipt, bat force you ' to try it oil over ngroin tomorrow: so j tin* Nulljes need not exult too much in their present advantage. * They will be in t again at Philippi. There is still some further explanation ! which entire fairness induces us to give on the choice of delegates to the convention. Previous to the morning of the election, printed tickets had been prepared both hy the friends of the union and the iiulties. containing a ful| list of the candidates for congress, legis lature, and convention; and notwith standing ihcse were used in voting, yet I'cfbia* night it was somehow or other found out hy ihe nullies that their Irionds bad not voted for the conven tion candidates. W hereupon, on the mere say so. of the nullies, they were permitted hy the managers, to vote over ag ..n! Thus allowing the nullies, those of them so disposed, (and as to disposition, when men are engaged in dishonest courses, how few will stop at dishonest means)- -an opportunity ot voting twice for their andidates. .Ma gic* was nc,t necessary af.cr this, to foretell the resuit. A correspondent of the Macon Telb omni, lias recommended a list of candi dates for Electors of President and Vice President, friendly to the election of Geu. Jackson and P. I*. Harbour, winch we have inserted in another column. The candidates nominated by the Troup con vention, and who it is presumed will vote for Jackson and Van Buri n, wo have also published. Though we are not the ad mirers of .Mr. Van Buren’s character,yet we do not feel ourselves particularly call ed on to oppose his election at tins time, to ilie Vice Presidency. We have hith erto been silent on the subject; because, while another election was pending which wc deemed of much more consequence, we w ished the people to pass judgment upon the subjects connected with it, un influenced hy any other considerations. But after that subject has been concluded we take occasion to say one word upon the presidential election. Mr. Van Ho ren is the candidate of the Jackson party in the Eastern, Western, Middle, and some of the Southern States. He is the candidate of the Union party in tin- South ern States. Is this not some reason why we should waive some personal objections for the purpose of preserving unanimity niriong ourselves, and securing the lead ing objects for which the party is con tending Again—Mr. Barbour, though himself not a nnllifier, is yet the candidaß of tlie iuillifiers in South Carolina; who are running Inin for the |m.sjjoso of weaken ing “Tlie administration of Jackson. Under such circumstances, would it not lie hotter for the Uuion party of Geor gia, having in view a common object, to be governed by common councils, and Support the Jackson and Union candi date? Again—ls there even a slight probabil ity, that Mr. Barbour can receive the e lectora! vote of Georgia? If not, why strive for itnpossiblities? But we have said enough to shew our views of the subject. We are willing to overlook trifles in the accomplishment of great objects. The Union must he pre served—the administration of Jackson must he sustained. And if Van Buren’s election is necessary to the accomplish ment of these'great ends—let not our per sonal disli e of the man, thwart the meas ures essential to their success But iu this tnntter we are not obstinate. M e wish to 20 with our friends, nml preserve Immunity in our own ranks. If the 1 - nion party of Georgia consider it expe dient to run a Ticket of their own, though our private judgment might dictate other wise, we shall feel it a matter of conse quence to go with them. Accordin': to the census of June, 1830, there were at that tune living in the 1 ai led St -'es, 2379 persons more than one iiuiulrcd years of age. The Montreal (. tzotte of tkd3oth Au gust sals that “ike health of this place continue-/, lojinprmo, and although the oi»- c:»m- hits it.M aliroliilelv disappeared **•! it »s red need to it low lentil, compared with tin- lust VM-tk." At Q'telirc, tin r ports *• ere net in. te to futoumbfr. 7 IH EKL.XCE OF OP/.V10.V. ; H"v. s, n «|i the number amut •* the greater zealots for l.hi rty, who are will t “» «hc right of jud.r --| mg fur themselves, and vet the first to contend lor tins high priVijege, on t» lclr "u u part. If such could enforce their •>wu sordid views, where would lie our liberty l It would exist only in the ima gination. Take from us the rigid of ex jnessiiig our opinions on religious and po litical in m< rs, nnd in what respect should wc slitter from an Inquisition! But,strati"* as it may appear, we daily see a manifest disposition from many men to abridge these rights in others; of whom, (from their intelligence) vn should Ik; glad to fhi.m better things; while at the same time they are the loudest to contend for lie fr«e and unrestrained rights of the people. A little reflection will shew the inconsistency and folly of such, txr.4 to wn n end they would soon bring a repub lic it they had the power. F KAN’KI.IN. “The Land of Steady Habits.” 1 he Boston Atlas mentions that upwards rd sixty persons were, during the last week, sentenced to the House of Correc tion hy tin- Police Court of that city. morig them twenty-two were sentenced for being common drunkards'! The Ar lass very significantly adds, —“many of ill** wretched beings were from Nev- York.” On Saturday week, near Springfield, < lark county Ohio, a hold attempt, hy six men, to rob an United States Mail Coach was baffled hy the courage and readiness of the driver, whose name wc should not omit ts our informant had ascertained it. Two of the assailants seized the leaders hy their heads, while their comrades threatened the driver. He whipped up, A: Ins horses, as resolute, as him.-clf, gal loped on and shook off the robbers. There was frost in thecity of Albany on the mornings of the 24th and 2e»ih\ It. (August.) The Kingston U. C. Chron icle of the 25th says:—“The oldest resi dent in this country does not lemeinher to have experienced, at this season of the year, any thing equal to the cold of last Might; it actually froze, and froze hard. A slight coating of ice was seen on the hay at ail early hour.” Two persons wore playing cards in a barn, in Middletown, Dauphin county, Pa. on Saturday, when they quarrelled and fought concerning the stake, 12 1-2 cents, and one killed the other. The of fender has been secured and lodged in the Harrisburg jail. An inquest was held over the body of the deceased, whose name was Joseph Sanford, and a verdict of murder returned against the survivor. YY e learn from the Washington (Pa) Examiner, that on Thursday Inst, Airs. Graham, wife of Hubert Graham, of Donegal township, went out, leaving her young! st son, aged about twenty-two months, asleep in the cradle, w ith a small boy to watch bin. When she returned, the hoy was pulling the cliild from a kettle of boiling water, which w«s hanging on the fire; the child was so much scalded its to live only seven or eight hours. Black Hawk taken. —Despatches re ceived this morning from Maj. Gen. Scott, contain the following paragraph:— Globe. “I have one piece of good news to re port—the capture of lllack Hawk him self. Mr. Street, the agent at Prune des Cbien, reports to me on the 28th August. “1 hasten to infotn you that yesterday the Winuebagoes of my agency, sent out for that purpose, brought and delivered to me the Black Hawk and the Prophet. The same day I turned them over Col. Taylor commanding Fort Crawford, for safe keeping. The Wim.ebagoes have also delivered 40 prisoners, and have gone to bring 20 more.” "Os prisoners •onfined at Fort Arm strong, all the old men, the women and children have been delivered to Keo-kuk, and other friendly clviefs, and sent away. Seven, five of them principal chiefs and warriors of Black Hawk’s band will he detained as hostages at Jefferson Bar racks.” Attempt at Murder. —On Sttmdav night a qtiariJ arose between two Span iards, in the neighborhood of the lower Market, one nainedDominique and the o ther Santero Castellanos; after a short scu ffle, the latter tied to avoid his opponent, lint in his flight tripped and fell, w hen his adversary Dominique came upon him and ! stabbed him twice in the hack. lie was arrested yesterday morning, examined before the Mayor, and committed to pris on, to take his trial before tlie Criminal Court. Castellanos, we learn, has since died of tlie wounds he received. [noth r,—-On the same flight a similar attempt was made, at the corner ol Hired | & TehmipitOulas streets, by an unknown j individual, who, after committing the deed, made his escape, «m the | erson of Mr. Douohoe, who received a stab in the breast, but which we are happy to learn, is not dangerous. —Louisiana Adv. Captain Collin of the ship 1 rankliii, lat Ncw-York from Amsterdam, reports 1 that the Cholera was raging at Boterdam ' and the TeXH, hut had not reached Am sterdam when lie left. The l*ro*i<letiee Journil stales that there are four 'riitl* for murder, la-fore the Simretne Court, now in session it* that cifv ( a plain Mutt, of the ship Crawford, ar fired at New York front ."vtri.ns, states that the fleets of the Grand Seignnr and Pacha of Egypt, were at tile Islands of Rhodes. It was daily expected an en gagement would take place. I' tom the Mobile (Ala.) Commercial Register. Great l nioti and Free Trade J lectiog in Mobile. —One of the largest public meetings ever assembled in Mobile, con vened at the Court House oil Saturday last, tor the object of making a public ex pression ot their sentiments on th* doc trines ot Nullification, and on the policy ot the Tariff luws. As the notices pur ported, it was a meeting without distinc tion ot party, for it appeared to us that almost onr entire population was present. I he large room in which the courts nre held, the lobbies and gallery, were crow ded to overflowing. The speech of Mr. L raw ford was a model of spirit-stirring eloquence, and wps listened to with the most intense interest. It sustained the Resolutions in detail, nnd exposed in the happiest manner, the injustice of a pro tecting tariff-—awarded due credit to the majority ot the late Congress, for the re lief afforded to the South by the act to re duce the duties on imports, am! exposed with the most forcible arguments, and denounced with becoming severity, the impolicy, the danger, and the absurdity of Nullification. Ihei.and. In Dublin the cholera is ra*- pidly on the decline, but it is mentioned in the Irish papers, that the cases which have occurred lately, are more malignant than they w ere a few months ago. PORTUGAL.—CoI. Murat has lett England for Oporto, to join tin* Consti tutional troops. Among the volunteers from France in Don Pedro’s army, are a Nephew of Hyde de Ncuville, and a grandson of Lafayette. Count Cit apt At, tin* celebrated chemist, died in Paris on the 2Dth July, in his sev enty-seventh year. THE I IP • FP~TfcKET. For Electors of President and Vice President. BEVERLY ALLEN, of Elbert El I\S HE AI L, of Monroe. DAVID BLACKSHEAR, of Laurens. W M- B. HI r LOt-11, of Chatham. JOHN FLOYD, of Camden. SE \TQN GR \NT LAND, of Baldwin. HINES HOLT, of Walton. HENRY JACKSON, of Clark. WILLI A 0 TERREL-, o Hancock. JOHN WHITEHEAD, of Burke. WILSON WILLIAMS, of Troup. From the Macon Telegraph. Mr. Editor —The following gentle men stfe respectfully recommended to the people of Georgia as candidates for ELECTORS, friendly to Jackson and /arbour. TALBOT. O H. KENAN, of ( oweta. N. B POWEEL, qf 'Talbot. M BARTLETT. «/ ftibh. EDWD. DELONEY, of Early. IS AAC WA LK ER, of Morgan. WM. H ARDEN, of Henry; JAMES TINSLEY, of ('lark. J. W* BtJRNEY, of Jasper. B. CLEVELAND, of Habersham. TIIO*. GLASCOCK, of Erchnwnd. TIIOS. WOOTTEN, of Wilkes. (X/ 3 * Dr. Edward Delony, of Early Countv, is a Candidate for Elector of President and Vice President. He «s friendly to the re-election of ANDREW JACKSON to the Presidency and the election of PHI UP P BARBER, of Va. to the Vice Presidency. 5T Ij c 3*l a v u i tT CORRECTED WEEK I.Y. Bacon, :::::: 10 a 12 1-2 lb Cotton Bagging, (Kentucky) : 25 I nvcrucss, : : ; : 20 a23 Castings, : : : ; : 8 lb Coffee, : : t : : : 16 ib Com Meal, : : : : 50, bush Cotton, round bags,: :7 a 9 Square, do : : 8a 9 1-4 Mackerel, No. 1. : : : : : : $10 —bid. “ No. 2. ::::::: SB. “ “ No. 3. ::::$ G a (i 50. “ Flour, Northern,’. : : : .- : $lO none. Georgia, ::: : .- $ B.mine. Glass Window, Bby 10, $425, box. “ 10 by 12 ::; $5„, Gun Powder : •• : ; : : $7,50 a 9 keg. iron, Sweedes, : : : : : : ; : G 1-4 lh. Bar Lead •• : : : : : : : : : : 9 “ Molasses, N. Orhaiis 40 a 45, gallon. Salt, Liverpool ground, SI,OO bushel. “ coarse, 75 a 87 “ Shot, : : .* ; ; .- : .- .- $2 a 2,51 bag. Spirits, Brandy Cog. 1,50 a 2,51 gal. “ Apple, scarce. “ “ Peach ‘ ‘ ; .• : 1 “ Hum Jamiaca : :: : 150 a 200 “ “ St. Croix : : : : 125 a 175, “ “ N. England :: ::: :50a 60 “ Gin, Holland : : : : : 150 a 175, “ “ Northern ::::::::: G 5 “ Whiskey, Western :::::: 48 “ “ Northern 48 “ Sugars, N. Orleans, brown Hall, lb. Loaf: ; : ; : :18 a22 “ Tallow : : 10 “ Tea 125 a 200, “ Wines, .Maderiu : : ; 300 a 500, gall. 'J'eoerifl'ee ; :: : 150 a 276, “ Malaga 50 u 100, “ E*trv hooks' riIEArEK THAN VVI II OFFF.KEB BEFORE. r |MIE SUBSCRIBER intending to close the sale of LA Vi BOOKS— offers the following at the prices annexed. Persons wishing to purchase Law Books will do well to order immediately. Widkrrs Reports 2 volumes $!0 00 Pe'ers' condensed reports ti o.) 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Norton, Columbus let- 0 2 is n ii OF H p ihlic are reqnestea l . suspend their « opinion, on the sufjet 0 t the Bank of a eon, until the whole matter be made tho tjhje t. of le< al or legislative iove ‘igatiou Every fuel will then lie developed, and the subscriber pledge himself to give all the facili ties in his power le pronii.tr* that end—he has mid" no effort to vindicate himself from censure and " ill nit trouble Ins friends for testimonials I" the integrity of his character; fuels will speak for llimimlvo--—facts must ultimately dr cide the case, and then the amount ofhlaine vti I ho property apportioned amongst the purties concerned. 'i ROMAS M t LI,IS . UTAH papers that ptibliait Mr Fort’s stn!e nient, will also publish this, and forward their .■lceounl- f*r payment 51 PFBIJF iOTIFK. TO THE FEE FEE Ot EAHL\ voun i y. 4 QUE:->TI< 'Nof weighty importance is now V agitating the peoph- of tire wholo South, tlie State of Georgia in Common is raising her powerful voice against ihe unjust <>|lprcs>ions of an unconstitutional and unequal law In or der therefore, to organise a C' nrse of operations, w hich the wind in of tho Slate may think best calculated t > hri-tg about, iff, ton i and pence ■ fa;1 1/ a gradual modification of the Tariff, to a rcecnne pain', adapted to tho exigencies of the Government— \nd to restoie the great princi ples of UNION ad harmony among the peo ple—a convention is appointed to be held in Milledgeville <>u the second Monday in JVovem bi): next, for tills porpo.-o. ( .nd for tins bjoct.all the different coun‘ ie* in the S'tnto arc requested to elect or appoint their respective 'olegateg, a' such time ns may best m t tliem ; In accordance, lln ref .re, with these views and lei lings, ihe L’eoplo of Early county, "Jat! par tits. arc hero y respectfully eqiieslcd to con vene at Blakely, (the most ontral port of the coin.tv, whore all can have an <ipportunit v f attending.) bn the second Thursday in r-to' e . next, (the I !th of the month) for Ihe purpose of expressing their views ot ihe existing Tar- If and of appointing nnd instr cling a delega lion from tLis* county*, to meet and advise with ■ t her delegates at llip appointed eonventiim in Milledge-viHo (Signed) Edward Di.-lony Aaron Goolsbv I rn Cushman William Fhilijis 1* L. Jackson Irwin Bud Win. Stafford, sett. Jonathan Roach | S. V. Wilson Hilliard J. Reed Gabriel Johnson Joel W. Perry J. W Sullive James Bush Jas. D. Gresham Anthony Hutchins. Brian* Sheffield scTfit 22 60 NOTICE. L*OUR months after date application will be * made "<• the Honorable the Interior 'on it of Merriwether count!, when fitting ns a Court of Qrdinaiy. for leav t sell *.ot of I .an f. No 70. io 1 ho Ist di.-t. of Merriwether county. dm\> r , hv Nathan .1. A Thome*, < tinton .V .tames flag pin, their Father absent from (In- Stats . John Humil, Guardian, sept a. I sag pd!s 4os COTTON GINS. FORTY A FIFTY S.lll nTT \ 57V made ol the besl materials and w arranted toruDwell The GINS may he seen at fjfW l/O.V 4 HO It r.LL'S STOKE— opposite te - ar t 4J- Fontaine's EPHRAIM BROWN. Vnsr 15 —4stf ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Il.be sold at. the ‘ otirt House door in *he to vn < f Cutbbert and' Ip county, n Satur a> the 7th October next, within the usual hours <>f sale sundry article;-of pcisonal property be- I nging to the estate ot Win. Kverilt deceased, consisting of hotißchold and kitcheu furniture; and other articles to-, tedious to mention. Sold so- the benefit of the creditors of said deceased. Terms cash MA (All V. IVERITT. sept l >, ISO 2 4!) (it Adm'x (IEORGUIs = Ileai’il County. \ 01/T.Fll before me, Win Stewart n Justice I I of the peace of said county by James Green, a flenhilten ginv horse about ffteen i ts, old. ala as eyes, and nicked ; appraised by Geo t'rnllle arid James to S2O WJI ST> W \RT. .) P. A true extract from tlie ostray boot, this 4th September IKI2 w m Sullivar M and. c. l. c. September 15, 4;i A DMINISI RA TO R’ S SALE. I GKfit ABLE to an order -f llio Info inr Court ol Harris county, when silting fir ordinary purposes, Will be sol.l on the firs' Toesday in February next, at the. place of (v Idinj Snpori' r cour* in I .ee county, l.ot r.f liiiid N 112 in the Cl dis trict of i.eo county, holonruig t ilie estate o) I' wind lias* deea-ed - Id fi r the benefit of ! the heirs and credit it "faai 'decca-md Terms j mad" kilo ii on the d«, c* - b august 11,— m \h-xiiM cr I’ttsr, utlni.r till i] I'RES E N T M E NTS Os the Grand jury J Harris Coduty. i* the <>rund Jury atul s« Icct cd f.r Ukj Ci ii.iiy *i. 11 sjut. i pt.nii.e: I t i t of the .-upc-rior cm r'. in tin vrar of our I on', eight en hundred anil U,iny two do make the kdlmiing picmsuliiiciils * M 2 l'-liev ng it to be ill the mope if ■ >or dot v, 1n t ike into Makiderali hi ever’v malt r i»lii. hri feets the interest *if «ur ciiixenv-. and th.* Hie time hit* arrived When the pin pie if 'his c um try should speuk out in Lngnng . which cmirtt be it.isii'idnr tnod, rcldtive to < ur pies. nt Uifl’i cnllies wi ll ilu- General Gove. 'no n V’> c dis claim urn tiling iiko a wish mi ei Le on the minds the people <t teUcliioiis s4a.lt against, (he <*• vo inmait of liie limn and I*-.- l.u? self preservatmt, is the (irrt In ofn tore and late' so cioignty is ilu* only safe gum olio l< llio people of the Stiffs ’W- a k nothing mr do wc claim any thing but a fair c*n«irurt;on of llie constituti- u We protest against ilu- pro- - tectivo system as being unequal ur.jnst nnd in constitul 1011a 1 \V c ti. tie;c that 110 sin li jwiwer, has ever been granted to ongress, to afford p»«- teclio:t to any specioa of industry, to a pail of her citizens to the icin and injury of the rest. This V do belli Vo to l c the tiuv silnalirn of tin Jaie law passed hy Congress, purporting to boa law only fi r revenue purport. ’| |., South lias paid a large svoi towards the exiirgi.i h ineul of the National debt Alo rm iheadvo cates if the sys om isaro not cun ent wi ll liat wo have already done for liieir advarioemon - but now wish the south to sin poi t ihcm Such a principle IS tut teialilo inn rcjiiibli* an govern ment and if it tie recognised by ihe .*np.c, sod ■ tales, they ill m ee yield 10 an op|ncmiVO ma j-.lity, and a oon-olidated goVcmHU nt, is the fi lial result V\ o contend the Elates hove dcle gn'ed any such power, as to op r ss . ne pivrt of the union, for the bench! of ihe other—there fore the right belongs to the Slate. . to judge of their own oppression, and a. ply the reo eilv. — Mo liereforo respectfully recommend .. 1110 •citizens of 1 ur county, to'assemble at sente dnv not distant, ami appoint delegate* 10 meet tho t onvemioii at Milledgcville in Aovoini>e. no t, so the |>urposc of soling in coi-.ce;- with the rest ot the counties ot this Stale Wo present our thanks to Ids h **or Judgo t olqnelt, lor the very able and efficient manner in wliielt be has discharged ihe duties of Ins of fice, during the present term A Iso, t 1 lonel Hooper, UlO S>ol General, will he please* mac copt o om thanks for lus prompt attention to this body, dnni g ihe present toim Wo request out presentments ot a pn die cliuraetet to bp* pul hslidd iri tho Golumbu- l-!n quirer and Deniucrnt John J. Ila 1 pee, Fare man, Jhomos IVhit-rhead * Janus I lams* y James It. Ho t f .Vm owirt./ Scott Francis .M Trammell * zchiei Drawn jr Uaijd T.-Cooper £ * en gr A *!n < ham, li'bert Han't, y - f'lu-tnnsn II nan Jordan (/lay “ Irhn -/ * ,t I>unh I fUghtouer ».V t, Kinnidru Jared Dtnanl 2 homos J iinletl llmrij ! run; ~l tir ssh icili ll FirgJ It lli lhcr livckiur Beasley. Il’il inm O. II a Ike r * On motion of J l.u VV. Hooper. S I 1 .'encral, 01 doled llinl tho presentnieiit- of ilu rand Jury, be pulili hod : grteuble to .heir icq ,cst: \ true * xtract fr 111 the iiiimitos of .'•■ci Icin ber Term. 1832 ( BLANtM’OUI) Jr CUrk sn|>t. 29 10.600 DolM*! i FEU chanced for ‘lie above -Tl. I e hud l»\ pjily ititr t.oon. Second days dratnvg of the >IILLEUGEVILLE M’lilTT Lottery s Will take p ac. on SATURDAY lie -,l DE t L.MtlJ.R—at the < ourt Ifoiise m N'io.dge viHe a Hi o’clock A \| —at which , w ffl be ill pus tod in the « hoc! h< .|t«,r. j..„ , <«ri.i:\imii i>kizi«i 1 t»i* $10,0410 a “ 1,000 1 “ 800 1 u 700 I “ 6 i i i “ f)D I I“ 4 0 3 “ -lit} t “ 20 3 In Addition lo those now floating viz: | jig ’ ■ sr ”i!S 1 if- -■ 24 OF too And 1 lie fir? t drawn number will be entitle.' in a PRIZE OF $1,000! It will be seen that tlie clutoci- i r izir is ui greater than at any previous dra-' i ng. I’crsons at a distance nil do xyoii to o- .er Ticket* immediately, as but a few inn niain on hand Wholes, $10 —Halves, $5 —%.i. $2,50. Ordois from the conn; ry, cut I cast, pos tage paid, will meet with pionipt ntlcntunt K 8 Nt)t T«>N, Agent for the Managers. se t 29 E. WELJfIS if Cos. y .tVh just'■ eeve i ho sign ol the gilt ■ boot, 4 , "i- Jin.r VALt'-iKINS. Also: Lining . Bunting, tyc . Jn ly >i. —t 1 o - 01:71 1 u'.eiis, a veil sttec etl h if I.n mi, in ■ ”•* :u* all <|uaiuuv.. fn! 44- lor sa c. August. 4th. ' LAV' no: f, HOWELL FRENCH MARKET COTTUvT ’ I( , sulisotjlx i w i:l t lift O poM-f:-. om I new fiop in the J ail about 2. , '0U laics choice Cotton for the reocli u . rket —lt must be eloaii. well ginned, in ronarc hales ro t less than 400 lb*, and riot over 450 lbs in strong hag; ging itimv 19 G. w Dll 1 • N GUAM. AS > I- mil ‘ rosaeut Saw,;, cast sli plates, * r niau loclured by U - land of t'hilamdpha. Also a fi-w winged Giidjrro u lingw ..csls. i-t I * T.AU If IN HOWI l-l. UlßOUUlA—Merritvt-tlier County. | ii*. rml or so*, tolled i t-Ou r- Jr » tlinfhn, If an acting ju-tico of pe •e. in and lor S 111 : ■ 1 v. • lie 15 & Y < 0! T 9 I siippo c.i I, le liree < v ir-ohl w ■ a-l»r i. Ins If r< livail. .ui u snip uii ids a•• —: u lit u <1 fi ir io< he* l.i t li—oppmi ed • y ili' ji'Bi n ( «y . m<f (Jenhct Law rente to he worth T olvi 'tal ler*. E. W. 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