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‘—' — t() n 5i market. ( Sanaxnah, March 16. | Tl'cr was a good demand for this article to- ! day, the sales amounting to 1706 hales at a very 1 lull range of price?,sellers wereenabled to obtain • full former asking P rice? . and in some instances j an advance of fully |c. was paid. The follow ing j comprise the ? a es ■ sat 8, 20 at Bj, 49 at B|_ , fc, 2l at SI, 1-1 fl t 113 at 9 716, liO at 9h, 19 at 9|. 180 at 9j, 286 at 10, 71 at 10j, 174 at 10J, and 4 at 10| cents. The market closed very ti:m. Expense of Newspapers.— Few of i our readers have any idea of the ex pense of conducting a daily paper.— The New York Courier $■ Enquirer of the sth itist., is truly a mammoth sheet. The editor says: “This morning’s edition contains] one. millon two hundred and forty-nine j thousand seven hundred and sixteen i cms of Minion, Nonpareil, Agate, and | Pearl type. The expense of setting that quantity of type at the prices we pay—thirty.two cents per thousand ems —is three hundred and ninety-nine dollars and ninety cents. This calcu lation does not include the extra ex pense on some thirteen columns of ‘■ rule andjigure” work, which is paid for at the rate of sf'xTy-ftvur cents per ~ltiutr?£xinl imtf^ 1 - —* matr Cool— Tim Louisville. Courier gives ; the following account, of a cool trans- ] action which took place in that city tit j the burning of the Louisville Hotel a few days since. One of the boarders, ] carpet-bag in hand, descended lrom j the third story, which was all in j flames, and marched up to the c erk at the office, around whom the hot cin- 1 ders were dropping, told him that he ] would leave his quarters, and wanted i to know how much his bill was. Clio clerk turned to the ledger, counted it I up, made out the bill, took the money, and politely bowed him out, at the same time expressing his regret at his sudden departure. N ewspapeti Rf.adf.r.s. —It’subscribers to journals, like church members, in “sloping their paper,’’ were required to produce an editorial certificate be- j lore they could subscribe for another, j there would be some curious devel >pe tnents —as, for example: 41 We certi fy that A. 15. stopped his paper be cause the editor refused to allow him six columns fora personal vindication which concerned nobody but himself. We certify that ('. 1). refused the pa per because the editor did not publish i he obituary notice of a relative, which , was never sent to him. but which he ought to have detected in some of his exchange papers \\ e certify that E l". wishes to transfer his patronage io another paper, because, having ta ken this paper six years without pay ip-psvrwu I, he lelt himself insulted :>y 11 scut to him bv way ol vg. is pn i r\. Wn rprt i - that B. ’ in his own opinion, is a poet of the first water; hut the editor, unfortunately differing In m him in his opinion, is regarded by him as wholly unqualified for Ins office. We certify that I .1. has stopped his paper because the editor had the temerity to express on opinion on a certain matter with- ; out having previously ascertained the opinion of tin’s particular subscriber.’’ Important Arrival —We understand that t he. notorious LV. lieberts, Gide on fopenheifier am] Lewis Clark, the ■ men charged with the robbery of Jack son. of Monroe county, and who were tried and convicted at the late session of the biup rior Court of that county, arrived in town on yesterday morning, under the escort of the efficient l’rin cipal Keeper of the Penitentiary.— The two first named, are now in the j Baldwin county jail, awaking the de cision of the Supreme Court, to which they appealed, and the last in the Pen itentiary. Roberts was sentenced for nineteen years. Copenheiffer 14 and Clark 4 years. It will he recollected, Roberts is an old and rather distin guidled offender. —Southern Recorder, Last Acts of Congress.— Among : other items prior to its adjournment, Congress appropriated $ 100,000 lbr the construction of the Custom House in Charleston. The salaries of the Vice President and cabinet officers, including the Secretaries of State, Treasury, War, Navy, and Interior, and the Postmas ter General and Attorney General, are j respectively increased from $6, 000 to £53,000 per annum, 1 he outstanding Stocks of the Uni- i ted States may be purchased by the ! Secretary of the Treasury at the cur- j rent market price, to he paid for from any surplus funds in the Treasury, j provided that the balance in the Treas ury shall not at any time be reduced below 80,000.000. I he Mexican Boundary Commission is continued till April 1, 1854, and the necessary appropriations made there-! for. The clerks in the several Executive"! Departments, from find after the 30th of June next, are to be arranged into I lour classes, with different grades of i salary, and no clerk is to be appointed ! in either of the classes until he shall 1 have been examined and found quali fied by a Board of three Commission ers, one of whom is to be the chief of the Bureau to which the clerk is to be appointed,- and the other two to be so-; lecied by the head of the Department ■ to which the Bureau is attached. Have the courage to tell a person that his piece is not fit for publication, if it is proper for you so to do. The truth is, we suspect, that Kos-■ sulh’s knowledge far exceeds his hon esty, and neither are a match for his cowardice. Under the guise ot patrio i tism and the profession of friendship, he plunged his country into an oppres sion it had never known, and no v , un der no better pretences, seeks to make the chains double in number, and ten fold more galling. Kossuth is getting to be known—[Boston Bee. * It is said that there are two words : and only two in our language which i contian all the vowels in their regular ; order. They are abstemiously and facetiously. u-m-iLiJitiiJU.ini—in nj MBRltlF.l*. In this place on the evening of the 14th inst., by Lucias Mansfield. Esq. Mr. James M. Gsir | rettto Miss Sarah Jane McLeod, all of Stewart | entmtv. i “To love, to b';s, their b’onded souls were given And each, t >o happy, ask’d no brighter,Heaven. ’ -On Thursday the lOlh in/t. by Rev. W. H. j Clarke Mr. E. S Vernal to Miss E. P. Mathews, all of tl is county. Printers fee received. oitmiAßY. Wit.i.A rd 15. Boynton, second Son of Wil- \ lard and Roby Boynton,died at their residence j in Lumpkin Stewart county, G.t., on the Bth j The sabjoefni iif;- memoir suffered for the la-t two years from a wasting pulmonary disease. All that could be done by the change <>t climate, bv the skill of Physicians, and the assidious care of fond and anxious Parents was done for bin but all -Units to stay the progress ol the disease were fruitless. The braceing influence of a Northern climate and the mild atmosphere of the Louisiamia Su gar bouse were alike, ineffectual. Finding Ids heatth still declining he returned home, but lie came hack withthe palor of death on his cheek and every evidence in his aystem, that the pale n a , hud marked him for Ids own. Here he lingered several weeks receiving the constant attention of his Parents, and the sym ualhising visits ofhis numerous friends. In the inidet of ali however, be continued to sink, un til his eyes were fixed in death, and his heart had s'.iiien its pnxious throbbings forever. He was a yrung man of extraordinary promise, blessed with a tine natural intellect and the ad vantages of a liberal education he bid fair toV a useful citizon and an ornament to .society.— 11 s moral character was almost without a blem i.-!i and through all his life he held the Christ an religion and its in the highest respect, ant in deaths embrace by faith the bench's of fered in a crucified Redeemer, llis last expres sion was “I trust iu G> and, l am not afraid, but willing to die.” lie died with his hands lifted in the attitude of praise and a smile of triumph and resignation still rested on the face of the rr aimless sleeper, lie w, s tl,e Idol of Ids Pn-’ rents the object of flieir fondest hope-’ Hid most j sanguine expecla'ions but ala ! in hi hour ; iheir hopes arc cut otfand their expectations I threcer blighted. But wifiie vvetr.ourn the untimely depart are : of a son sodutind and a fie, to mate, a brother so j l-ivh g iiod kind, and a fiiend so confiding and j inn*, we hear mingled wiili the solas of the 1 mourner, tire voice of hope and consolation say ing “i e rpsiin'e.'ti'ticnmetli slid the dead slial : iiv'c again.” ’ T . journal and Messenger p'ease Copy KAh N .IU e a- , , 1.0 I land Factory will pay for Clean^mVHlll j Linen Rags 3 cents a p- und Ca-h. or SJ cents j in paper at Cash prices, (i. 15. CURTIS Ag’t. Columbus, Jan. 11,1853. 18-ts. | TINT RECEIVED by the Subscribers a fresh | •“ article of Buckwheat flour. Aft ie lot No. 1 Mackerel a n! Pickled Shad Max-field Rockwell & Barnes. i March 18, 183-i. THE WRIGHT HOUSE, IE friend-, of she Wright Ithe citizens <’! this County and the travelling community are hereby informed that I. M. COX, the I’ropri- J olor of this popular House, is at his post with ac comodating servants, ready and willing to render tiif,so who miv cail on him comfortahie. He has Riji li’ FED IJIS STABLES and sup plied himself with Provender and attentive host lers. i‘he horses of his friends who may desire jt will be cured for at the Stable of Burke & Thornton. The Eufatila & Oglethorpe .Stages stop at this i House, the Proprietor, being the Agent for the line. By giving his personal attention to the comfort and ease of his guests, the proprietor ex-’ poets to merit, and respectfully solicits a contin- j nance of the very liberal patronage the House has ; heretofore received. I. M. COX. Lumpkin, March 11,1853 1 y Proprietor. HARNESS SHOP THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY MFORMS the public that he has perinanentiy located in the town ot Lumpkin for the pur pose of carrying on the Harness Business, and respectfully solicits a portion nf their patronage. Everything in my line done in the best, most du rable and latest style, and of the very best mate rial. Making ami repairing done on the short est notice. 1 return mv thanks to the public tor tile liberal patronage hitherto extended to me, j and respectfully solicit a continuance of the | same. All work done by me warranted. Shop j under Temperance Hall, next door to the Post ! Office. J. AL CAIN. Lumpkin, November 2G, 1852 ly A. C. FLEYVEELEN & CO., BOOK-SELLERS AND STATIONERS. Two doors below Mygatt’s. Classical, Law, Medical, and Miscel- j GEORGlA—Stewart County. October Term, 18.5*2. State of Georgia, ) Present Hon. Alfred Iver- Stewart county. t[ son, Judge ot said Court. , IT appearing to this Court upon the petition of William I>. Fitch, that he was possessed of the original deed, a copy of which is annexed, ro said petition ; and that said deed has been lost or destroyed, and the said 55 illiam D. 1‘ itch prays the establishment of saie copy ; and in lieu of said lost original, and it appearing that James E. Granberv, the maker of said deed, re | sides without the State of Georgia ; it is therc -1 Ordered, that a copy of this Rule Nisi be pub lished in some public Gazette of this State once a month for three months, calling upon the said ; James E. Granbery to show ‘cause by the next Termfif this Cuurt, why the copy and annexed petition should not be established in lieu of said lost or destroyed original. A true extract from the minutes of said Court. I. M. COX, Clerk. GEORGIA — Stewart County. i This indenture made this, the 9th day of Ail- j gust, in the vear of our Lord One Thousand i Eight Hundred and Forty-five, between James j E. Granbery,of the rounty and State aforesaid, | of the one part, and Henry’ Stevens, of the same j of the other part — ] Witnesseth, That the said James E. Granbe- I t v for and in consideration of the sum of Sev- | 1 enty five Dollars, to them in hand paid at and j ! before the sealing and delivery of these presents, ! the fhceipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, j | hath granted, bargained, and sold unto the said Henry Stevens, ln heirs and assigns, die north ; -wSefjHiit • f t.VfcJ No. 243, si'earr-t; lying being If. the V3:.li di-o“-‘ • “tig'nall'y Lee,.iow gnywart ctfiinfv, in said State, coTitaining 101 4th acres, rp/re or less, to have and to bold said par cel of L ind unto him, the said Henry-Sevens, his heirs and assigns,together with all and sin gular, the right, members, and appurtenances thereof,ln the same it. any manner belonging to his and their own proper use and be hoof forever, in fee simple. And the said Jas. E. Granbery. lor himself, his hews and assigns, the said bargained premises unto the said Henry Stevens, bis heirs and assigns, will warrant a ltd I'jr. ver defend the right and title thereof against themselves, and against the claims of all other persons whatever. In testimony whereof, the said James E. Gran bery hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day : and year above written. Signed, sealed and delivered in the preser.eeol j Mathew Wright and A. 11. Pope. JAMES H, GRANBERY, [Seal] , GEORGIA-—Stewart County. ; To the Honorable the Superior Court of said: Comity. The petition of William D. Fitch, shfevveth j that lie is owner of, and was lately in posses- ] I sinn of a deed made by Janies B. Grindery to : i Henry Stevens to north liall of lot of Land No. 1 | 2!3, in the 19th district of Stewart county, a i i copy of which deed is hereunto attached, and ! that said ile®d is lost or destroyed—wherefore lie j ; prays said Com"! that a “copy’deoil” may be es- 1 tabii.-hed in lieu of ."aid lost original according I to the statute in such esses made and provided. | J. M. CLARKE, JktitioiicrV Att’y. ; ] GEORGlA—Stewart County. j In person before me, came William D 1 who being duly sworn, depusetli and sniiill tliA ihe (arts set forth in the above petition aixftrue. WILLIAM J). FITCfI. Swrrn to and subscribed before tne this the. slli day of Oct'ounr, 18a2-’ L. BNWORTON, J. I. C. CfiOßQfe^Tb^°Hn'y- T^y£ I’ei.- iiaijjßffiaHW'.’ me. Mai new B- . Li ‘ iNfIA . . . w . ip ■ ‘, eu.'rjunß&jl lr ’ t ~F- he-’;j..-, W ‘ the is i !ie.--,sihd .-1 : likewise. X.-.'t .fU S ■ ::i :•! 1 ‘fore me, ‘his t ‘••tuber. Ht 17. | ‘S . ,'f ; i .55CH N.'.i i r 25. 1852. money sat FjTIHE subscribers are at! -EL will lurnisli any or all tfl ! art county and the cotton co'i | ton Gin as ever was sold iiiJ i as good Terms as any otlufl I at ; and, will repair old ! turners at reasonable Gi:i maln r in the that we failure. The nalurtufl ! li-li” to devour i. 11l 0 : they are ‘Jj| I and are picp;>-gisi|9JHMHßf ‘.ear—w i ■ ■ , ‘a’ : Vvr teii Jgjh ii I % Dtoigs and Medicines. The alter tendering their (hanks to j W their customers and the FUI! L|v generally, lor ti.e.r former libera! pa tronage, would respectltilly call their atten tion agaii to a well assorted and large supply of the above named articles, embracing among oth er varieties, Sclmdlelin's Select Powders and Extracts Our stock is laid in under the person- | al inspecion of a practical Chemist, a member of 1 the firm,and no pains are spared to give entire ‘ satisfaclioi both in price and quality. Pliysicans, country orders, and bills for plan- , tation inelicines, will receive careful attention,! anil be sjeedily and securely packed and tor- | warded. We would invito the attention ot pur- | (Jiasers tcan examination o! our stock, feeling Sitisfied fiat we can please them with good 1 medicine it the lowest market prices. As one of the firnidevotes part of his time to Pharma ceutics, Cfemi-trv, Assaying and Analysis, any operations embraced under those beads can be I performed at the estaojishoient, and any cltemi ; cals mouuictured to order that the exigency ot a case mu’ require. GESNER & PEABODY, Chemists and Druggists. Columb'i, Jan. 21, 1833. marble Manufactory, | East sith of Rmrifl-strcet. Columbus, Gif near tiie Market Iloese, CAN be |und constantly on hand a general assortm nt of Monuments. Tombs and i Headsto:ics|i)t Italian, American, and other l.kuuV w'tb Lime, Plaster Weil ss Iron railing, &c., for done here will be executed in 1(1 Tv,- y and satisfactory manner FeHiiwJv.it ict.’s of the South', it is time to pa ironi JBue S -nil instead of the North; to let , “ at l.fune,” and to give the encour aging ; udui ol support to those, who identify theinselxe your law v s and institutions — whose and character is known, as one who iias*oml and r.VEIt wu 1. Do jusTfs'E to all who palronk'.eAhlto. Fellow-cii;/|ns, patronise your own sunny \ clime, in all hogs. We want home production, i and a true a ml an n HoviK Consumption ; and as i“A TKIAI. II IST UKCnMSTKfiDATIOS,” be pleased to givj call lo yours, sincerely, JOHN 11. MADDEN. January 21, 1.33. 1 v yTEWAIiV SUPERIOR COURT. .laities 1 ! | ] Edmund C. lt- irti H j B Tappearii v to tm- conrl that William Finch I -*■ one of the above-named defendants, resides ! without vJfSaLi.mits o'flaiu State, it is ordered rh**| | the y.lOugv". ilhain do appear by the first ...day id the nc-’ term this court, and answer, , i’pJeaiiWir tleni’,l!'to not demurring alone, ’ and that japtm his ‘air, ■ so to do, that this bill be taMjl B*LO Ol.N* KSSn. 1 ■ And it is further orimreii by tint court that ser vice of this bill be pttlected on said William; Fine! I ,’ by publishing tl,\ ■ order, once a month tor four to the next term of this Court, in SomdL’* , “I this Stale. _ A*lrue puaininutes of said Court. ‘% M. COX, Clerk.fli * t -afll-sr f- ,7, ! kin SALE. Jm UUODi,’ - - .cu map, uoocs. CHEAPER! CHEAPEST!!! rjtUE Firm of Terrell &■ Kawsoivwill be dis -*• solved on the first of December next. The : extensive stock of Goods, embracinsr every vari- j ety and style, will fail iuio the iiands of E. A. ltawson, who oilers them at Ihe very lowest I Cash Price, or on twelve months Credit. Ah I those wanting Goods well to call on L. j E. Rawson, before purchasing elsewhere. E. E. RAWSON. Lumpkin, November 26, 1852 tt WxM. H. HOLT, Druggist. LUMPKIN GEORGIA. , . DEALER ill English, French, and American Drugs. Medicines and Chemicals. Paints, Varnishes, Spt. Turpeniine, Dye Stuff. Glass, Putty, Glue and Sand Paper. Paint, Varnish, and Sash Brushes. French Extracts and Perfumery, Hyperion, Fluid for the hair. Gum and Powdered Opium, Sulphate and Ac ’ etntn Morphine, Sulphate Quinine, lodine, i’Vrri ! lodid, Ilydriodale Potash, Calomel best lpnglifii. j Blue Pill, Blistering Plaster,.Soda Sup/Garb.. ; Greamor Tartar, Sperm Oil, Vinegar, Burning FI 11 1 id, &c. Al I lie most approved Patentn Medicies kept : constantly on hand ; sold whole relsale audail at the proprietors prices. * My stock of articles are both Fresh and Genu ine, and will be sok! at the lowest market rates, lor cash only. Nov. 12,1842. . ly, A- if- mAVITT ‘ 5V HOLES AL AND RETAIL DEALER J n Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware. ! *• &.C., on Brna2street Colmnfius Georgia, has on hand a large and well selected stock of : Jewelry, of every description which ho will furnish at as low terms as uny simular establish ment in the city. From his country friends be solicits a call- All orders promptly attended, to Columbus, December 31st 1852. ly SIOO HEW A11!) ! Te HAVE just received from Richmond, Vi., a splendid lot TOBACCO, on consignment, amongst w hich can he found the finest lot ol To bacco ever brought to this market. I would invite al! who use the “sVeed” to call and sample. To be sold wholesale and retail, at Virginia Prices, with commission added. T. M. HOGAN. B.—Merchants would do well to call, be fore purchasing elsewhere. Columbus, Ga., January 21, 1852. 11 ANSFIELD, ROCKSS'ELL & BARSEB j !*“ can now siqiply their customers with all the | •articles in the Grocery ami Dry Goods line usu ally kept in the town, and will keep during the | entire “year, a complete stock ol thy Good and Groceries. Persons wishing to buy a Bill of j Groceries for Cash, can buy them at this house , as low as at Florence vvitli tlu ctMamttry freight ; added. e In regard to DRY.;GOODB!',Wr will only say j that vv' shall, sh'll iipb.il as good terms an our , i*'igli. , sV', ‘fire-public are respcctlully inviteiy to trv-us i ... A ku'nnWflpt'o February 11, 1853. Jh i) i*. ulus a- ( Vifl OF.Af.FIIS in Groceries and Bla^ (lends, t'olumbns Gemgia, GOODS sold hi this house arc give sit i-lsoiion. . . <• ■ n. r. t ;.:.is. • •[.■.. a. s. tB Jl January, 14, 1,83..'. • • ‘ ■ Iml wiiwii'i’ it:s A-f rT f | j LUMPKIN FURNiRTURE WARE-ROOM AND MANUFACTORY. rjillE subscriber nas nowon -*■ and lor sale at his Ware in Lumpkin, a large and well select-* • * “ “ ed lot ol F'lrniicre, ot various styles and prices and is constantly Manufactuiing and rcc iving, . among others the following articles ol the latest styles. . Cltairft, Sofns, Ettfonux, Safes, Sideboard*. Dining-Tables, Wardrobes, Work-tables, Wash-stands, Rocking chairs, Looking Glass and Picture Frames, and in fact all articles belonging to his line ot business can be had at the shortest notice and lowest terms. ... Also, Window Glass, French and American | manufacture; Fire board Prints and Border, . Window Shades, &c., &c. Glass cut to any j shape or size. All work warranted. ILf” Pianos and Melndeons furnished to order. All orders thankfuUv received and promptly t ---] tended to. ‘ SV. 11. CROSSMAN. Lumpkin. Nov. 12, 1852. ly GEORGIA, Stewart County. Jesse Read applies for letters of * ’ adiiiinist rat ion de bonis non, on the real estate of Abner Read, late of said county de ceased, 5 And whereas, also, the said Jesses Read np ■ji’Vs lor letters of administration GUJirTE?Taniuf!- •j J anne.xo, on the VERSOS At. Pstaie of said Abner Read, deceased. . ~ These are, therefore, to cite and admonish sli concerned to show cause on or before toe next February Term of the Conrt of Ordinary of said county why said letters should not be granted, (iiven under mv hand and seal this ?lst Decem ber, 1852. j. L. WIMBERLY, Oidinary. January 7, 1852. PAINTS,” (H AS OILS, &c; hIM! KK( ' s w,lil ° bead ; j wR 300 Boxes (i!a-s, us-iirted sizes ; 10 Casks Linseed Oil ; Also a general assortment ot Paints, Varnishes, | Turpentine, rVc., Jtc., Ipr sale Jry HALL dc MOSES, Rr c. 31, 1852. Columbus, Gn. ” iv. n. BENNfSTT, ATTORNEY AT LAIN, IUMI’IvIN, Stewart County, Georgia, will i aive prompt attention to business entius'cd to libs care. January, 11, 1853. ly DRY GOODS NOTICE, anticipating a change tX business, ho the first of January next, tiiO subscribers olTer their large stock of Goods at VERY LOW PRICES. The assortment is complete, and purchasers are respectfully invited jto examine it. Cash’ customers will find it to I their interest Vo calk- ...