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au,,vNT,JYrs DVSPpTIC iiNIE.

H. ,,m,t,y II, gre ,test of '.ur!iI'l s.rsnnns WA
orininn that nnr-enlhs ut the diseases a tna. ante
,,,nL;nL urpinute in the stomach. THIS tlXr "ns
uscd by hin, with the most unprecedented sucI:ss III
IL, private and public practices for upwards oil forty
years. fur the remsyal Of he o'i"ws u,se y" s,om.
.cL pnin in iii. sla Lcnvess of the Head ard nc!i,
oaiun 10 sleep Irres uurty Of the Bowels, aud IN ali
cases where Indigestion or cos''Ve "eo'' - ''""u
This medicine must not be humble cd among inc host
af ouock nosruns before the pubic, us IL Is tie
s. invention Of the ahlest and most scientific surgeon
Europe Produced and ha secret OF preparing Il
~as purchased by the agent for vey lurse sum IL is
Agreeable and pleasant to the taste, acts ms mia her
lent. always keeps the bowels ree inrarts v,so. aug
s,reneto to the system, and cheerulness to the Il
cid Jaw bot les the most confirmed cases ol
Uyape psia Indigestion and prevensu return al any
s"'"'e t~''' NEw Yonx, l7,h August, 1888.
IS Madison street.
s.n:-ln consequence Of leading seen '! life, l
have bcen troubled or less, with Indigestion tar
RAN wars: tor the last three years my suterihSs hive
been insupportabe. | have tried aevera, phy Sc'sns
snd number of quaek medicines, wth''t deriving any
sslieG aud resigned myself III the mst hopeless depar
was persuaded by many friends to Try Abef,ehys
Dyspep,ic Elixir. have now hmsied .c lo9' S?t
,s .ua know how to express my nrat!on OF It's
vond .rul virtues and the miracle It a's performed III
,,sorins me 10 that health which L. "'sh lost for
.vsr. Send me half dozen hotties ~ and except
NV thanks Tor blessings you have efredhy re-
storing me to perfect health.
'''''''' j iCa1i MONROE.
r. ..,, Inns in his possession SIEVE hundred tes-
manuals similar to the above. Of the extraordinary VI
.nss Of this medicine. Sold by appointment ut "
Iohus MS lao Rieuvlle street. nov. D
VALUABLE ENGLISH EDITIONS.
AVARrsLL'S Wonders OF Geology.
MI Cullingswor,h works
A;;l.,on's miscellaneous works
Ronnn's work.-Wayerly, (malel portraits o.,
Yauy's l.egendrv cabinet-t'owper's works. 8Vs
Hogs tales, 8 veIs->ir Charles Grandson
Goldsmith Animated Nature-Smith on Co't"ses
Kuux history OF the reformation
Davenporl's Biographical dictionary &c Ar
v. ..;aJ "nd 6,r s,Ie nv A TOWAR.
suo 80 Camps It
"IE1iANT B..1N)CHE>-W William Bell, IL Char
II tres st. has this day received small assortment
Ct 4rge enanclled and mosaic bren9pns act up " ''e
ern styla. -
r1AyCy MAFCiIES-Wih beautiful paintings,
,"' TRlER,
vi" LhS - Magazine st
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MORRIS L. Co, Nc, SO Chartras street. are

NJ ORRIS &: Co. Nc. 38 Chartras street, are now
~ receiving and opening he most splendid, SUI
stantial and tnsh"na tr stock "i C"Ihng they
have ever exhibited in this markc', consisting il
,'ar, OF the following articles: tlur hnr l.lach, ,e,
hlnc'i, london brown, ciru,,, rllv, london smok.
and golden Owe trek and dress cnnis: beaver,
stable and harr tnn trock coats, elegantly tirnis.
ed; fancy and plain black cashmere aud cloth
pantaloohs. english and french fancy and pinin
silk and satin vests; real new market comforts;
english and frcnch fancy and PLAN scarfs and
hdkls; cham"s, silks-weh and gum elias
pendcrs; chamns, mcrinu. lnmt's wool, welsh fans
mel, silk and cotton ne, sher,s and drawers fine
linn and c'tou SHIRTS, with linn hns"ns, plain
and RULED: ivots pearl and plain handle silk um.
brrllas 4" Crafts" premium Glrves-also, h
beautiful article OF white kid, Tor weddings, balls
&c.: Spritefe,d silk and randana .dkis; plain
figured and embroidered Cambria do. silk, lamb
worls, marine, germantown, ard brown and white
COT, IN halt hose; all Vi which they offer low for
cash. or to pnntnal customers as usual. NV
DUCATIyN-FKENCH unu ENGLISH
Mr. james, recently arrived this city, hegs leave
to inform the citizens OF New Orleans tina, he will
open academy on Monday, ~, January. al No.
~ Toulouse street, for the instruction Of youth Of
both x.s, in French and English, in which he
will be ably assisted by Mrs James and Mrs.
Me'Lher, who speak both th"se languages with
grea, tluency and purity, aud who will take charge
OF the department OF the young ladies'.
Mr.. James will give his whole attention to I e
various branches of education, aud tlatsrs himself
that he will give entire satisfaction to those VIII .
NAV honor him with their confidence. nov
NORRIS 4 Co, No. 80 Chur,res st eel, are &C..
ctving daily from their house in Philadelphia, an
elegant and com ptle assortment "t substantial
aud fashionable clothing. They invie the aiien-
ton OF the public, us they are warranted III saying
TIM, strangers and citizens canun, furnish them.
selves moe advan,aseously in any city i'll the
Union.
A
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FirstJ Jude Dis

~ trict Court.
The State of Louisiana, to all whom these pre-.
sents shall come, greeting:
Whereas, William Mickey Of tho city Of Mays.
vile, Kentucky, having purchased a. sale made
by the Sheriff of tho parish Of Orleans, the pro
pcrty hereinafter descrihed, has applied to tho
clerk Of this court, in whose Office tho decd Of sale
was recorded on tho second day of May. AID. 1889,
for a monitlon or advertisement in conformity to
act of tic Legislature of tho State Of Louisiana,
entitled San act for tho further assurance Of titles
to purchasers at judicial Sales" approved the tenth
day Of March, 1884.
Now, therefore, know 20, and all persons intc-
rested horein, arc hereby citod and admonished in
tho name of the State Of Louisiana, and Of the
First Judicial District Court who can set up any
after described. in consequence Of any inforaulity
in tho order. decree, or judgment of the court un
der which the selo was made, any irrogularity or
illegally in the anpraiscmens and advertisements,
in tin,c or manner of salc for any other defect
whatsoever, TO show cause, within thirty days from
tho day this monition is first inserted in tho public
papers, why the sale SO ,nado should not bo
tirmcd and honologated.
The said property was sold by the Slorif Of tho
parish aforesaid on the llth day Of April, A. D.
1889, by virtue of decree Of this court, rendered
on tho I'd day Of March, A. d. 1889, in II suit Gil
titled William Mickey W. Bier Il Steever, No
1876 of the docket Of this court, al which sale
the said William Mackcy became tho purchaser
for tho prico of twenty seven thousand and one
hundred dollars, payable follows, viz:
Tho purchaser assuming tho payment OF ono.
half Of two notes of six thousand seven hundred
and sixty. five dollars and y.s cents, each to DO
duo on the 26lli Of March, lS4O, and tho balance
cael,; tho purchaser assuming ALSO tho 'un Of eight
thousand and five hundred dollars. due 10 tho
Union Bank Of Louisiana, with interest At ton pcr
cent. from lst February, 1899, and tbs balance in
cash. and reserves special mortgage Oh tho pro.
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No CtEE No IA
uNR, JOHNSON, Office | 10 Hicn'i'': street. con
- fines has practice the treatment ol 'enerea
ltsease, III alt it. different turTs
mr. JutnsoH from IL residence u many years III nos
pitus in Europe devoted to the treatment o, vsnefea,
Diseases and from his present extensive practice III
dat particular branch Of the profession guarantees
s,G snc dy and ettc,us cure 70 such persons as are
noublcd with auy Of the following diseases, v'z.
(;u,orrhocu, elects, SnfcuHes, Chancres bupos'
Seminal Weakness, Affections Of the Iudder Nidneys'
Inius. Ure,lru, rros,rate Gland, swcled esicles'
Eruvt;oss ~ the Skin, Sore Fhroat Pains IN the
Joints; ,:., ,..u, fI,,w
his disease. ,.:,,,o,, ,,o
nae of Mercury, interruption from business or ai'efo
ton in the mode of living H.
medicine to prevent venereal Disease can he OBJ
,.neI Of Ur, johnson. 1t is lr"m the recipe OF the
Nsr"n Larry. a celebrated French Surgeon and was
wed ,y him during tae several camrsigns IN winch he
s.rycd'. "a Surgeon General IN the French Army.
Sold by Dr.. johnson, vt his office; those persons
h.y;n- auv aH..,.n OF Venareal disease, a,d 'boit
t.kins sea -syuses. renewing I" The county would
40 wall Nv giving Dr. Johnson cali AS proper n'e''-
lar thc;r cure in the shortest time cau bc put up
Iii. written drec tons ftn their use.
.tice1nueu from ia the ,nurrins until IN o'clock at
txht,
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NEW MEDICINE.
DR.. G. K. Phelps Compound TOMATO PILLS
I[EntjreY Negetahlcl

4 nem and iupn,Jie Medicinc far all Diseases, a So
u substitute /0r CaiOmei, as a cattHrtic IN Ecrers
ant all bilious affections.
'INlESE popular Fills being combination u" newly ds
l. covered Alkaline substance extracted from the Tomato
tlaht with other vegetable substances mich have been found
alive and Caur,c Medicine discovered. They have
been ahunay and successfully tried, and hive ed
universal appreciation for Scrofua Dyspepsia Jaunice Bill
lons Diseases Gravel rheumatism, Coughs Colds Influenza
Catar Nervous Diseases Acid somacs Glandular swell
iinys OF all kinds Cosvene =, Collie Headache, &c.
An Ahdote 10 Contagious aud Epidemic diseases
vent the furMuon Of bilious and liver attectOs F.ver aud
Ague, &c. III those reside hot climates and low AMI
those localities Seamen will find infAlIb- remedy
for the Sruvy: and Travellers the beet medicine They
to counteract the dangers Of unhealthy eli
Laes For ordinary Family PhysC, theysre universally
proved US the best offered.
Tho uar virtue, OF the Tomato Plant, have for ~ng
time attracted the attention Of the mcdca profession und the
public aud great interest has been directed the future de-
seopement Of its medicinal qualities winch the proprietor
Is happy in being able gratf-and presents his pills
the public with the full confidence their being the
SAFE and VALUABLE REMEDY DISCOVERED Numerous
certificates Of from those who taken them aud
testimony of several who prescribed hu all
concur to corroboutc this opinion. The rapidly Increasing
demand for, and the universal appreciation upon
funsss
In presenting this article the public, the prop
Influenced by the hope that mecns prepared VII m UGH
aud with strict regard the Chemical and Thrapeu
OF the irresponsible medicines Of the day, with which the
country aboundand from the favor already bestowed
by physicians and others he feels justified in expecting M
result.
ais mode Of operation. &C. pamphlets whc may lie had
gratis Of all who sell those pills -
None genuine without the signature of e. X. PHELPS
NJ d. sole proprietor, Hartford Conn.
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BACON, LARD and POKk--N5o hhds Cincinnati
d cured Sides and Shoulders
QUO ksgs FIRST quality Lard
100 brs Mess Pork for sale hv
art NFE1SON AVERY, IL 'ivav-r 5
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GAS DEPARTMENT.,
Ga Light banking Comply, january 30, 1889.
TIME Srrk Of Coke being much reduced this Conn.,
puny will furnish PittsJurg Coal, in small quar-
ties, to their customers.
Orders received ct the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
ja}i r " WEILES, 5rc'y,
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b, TEEL PENS-Felts Noa. l, 2.3 T. pens
- Daniel Webster pen, Fe,s large barrel pen
Congress large do Pcrry's flat spring do
do small do do slit do
Windel's ladies' do ito double patent
do imperial Double patent do
Gillu!s barrel do do National do
And Glot's Commercial, for scle at
DAVID FELT & Co, "a Charities 81,
fee NY Stationers Hall
4 1OMPASSES, THERMOMETERS, MICKOS.
~ COPIES, Ac.-Just received and for sale by
VIM. Mexican, corner Of Camp and Common streets,
encral assoc tment OF Surveyors Comrasscs,
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Pens.
Spring Dividends, spring Buy Pens, Ivory Pro
tractors,
Ivory Scales, Guners Scales Glass Trangles,
Parallel Rulers, Microscopes, Thermometers,
Camera Obscuras, Survey Chains,
Mcasu Tapes. SC
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ELAGG STONES-608 yds Flagg Stones landing
T. from ship St. Lawrence, for sale by
81 WHITNEY
may ~ Camp 81
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tILAYING CARDS-Just received a few gross
of very superior French cards, some very Thin and
fine, for sale cheap by ID FELT L. Co,
milo N Y Staiioners hail. "a Chartres
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AFoiaushc, General Agent No Is Exchange Place,
the Post Office. Also, by "A reychau No 2i Rue Ro val
J. Baker & Co, No II New Levee.
Dr. A Marshall, Corner St James aud Tchaptouss SITS.
J. Ross, Lafayette City.
N Morrison No II, Canal street
Jones, corner Tvo Circls and Triton Walk.
Those that wish to act AgentsI address AiFoL
lJlANSBE, wholesale Agen mar I "
p" AGNERS LIQUID ODENrlCA.-Has
w been long used. both here and in the north
with uniform success. for cleansing and whitening
the ,eath, and preventing the oothache; preserving
the gums, purifying thu breath, and RELIEVING mosl
diseases which The mouth is liable in either the
adult or infant-One tea spoonful, mixed in wine
gassfu of pure water. ami 3" applied To he teeth
in usual n,anne with brush, will etfec.ua'y pre-
ven, scurvy, aud ward of that excru'ia.ins pain.
the tooth ache.
Prepared only by T. F. Wansor, Surgeon Den.
lis, 10 Jefferson College, aud sold wholesale and
retail by CARLETON d Co. 81 Canal st.
Is sole agents for Wunaer's Oden,ica
TT.ASS-lN0 boxes in store for sale by
III ~ he
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F1KaNNINIV IINE XxKNAARY
'ENtE pubic are re' Eectuv informed that tns ias
L tuition is erected on the improved plan,
ia airy aud most raaie situation IN the uh.u
Franklin, upon he ra! Nd, n!!a from he ilisi
s'pp.
The hud;ng ia large al! mos, commoa;ouslv disid,
ntu apRrtuen,s for k.apn; separate different classes
aud l. lerent diseases.
The institution is suppl ! with tns mos, aki.tu, spS
attentive nae aa tsHls muse, I'D Speaking tho va
Iios mQucrn languages.
Private rooms may be had hv gen,isu,ea &, tvs Gsi
lars per day. inc!utns attendance &c.
Terms il the mary wards. i~o dollars per duv
Slaves also w" doeIs. SuG!! Pax in lie oyi;h.rv
wards FIVE do!!ars.
All capital surgical opera mons extra
The resI:sn, pS, s:caa is d, WeddeInAn, 70 whom
application for ud;u,sslon ulus be ,,aag. or to Dy
1r1en,hrrr. M II Rnnpnr, street. aplaix
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STEAM BOAT BILLS.

nWNEKS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS Of STEAM
" HCArS eau hare their I;iAs struck Off IN axe
or more Cuored Inks Plain Culured Paper srih
despatch, and favorable Terms, by kenriny their
ORDERS NTRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
PoytlraI and ST. Charles streets.
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TI.ASS-lON boxes in store for sale by
" fa5 SHALL i BROWN 96 Magazine
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GAR i MOI. iSSES-i50 hhds Sugar,
lO.nOD gals Molasses-,n plantation above tho
ar s,lc by ADAMS 4 WHIFALL,
.,;-.w ~ Graver IT
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G Jones, corner Tvo Crcls and Triton Walk
Those that wish to act Agentsd address AiFOl
DlANSBE, wholesale Agen mar "
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lNEER SKlNS-2 bales landing from steam boa
H. Homer for sale By 4 TRIER,
a9 "a Gravier 1t
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E|CRTUNE TELI4ERS OWN nOOk,-
II Comy's G!a.alnar-Letlis's csU.e,r
rol,,,a,- key To reemaqus
Pcfn.'s French spelling book
Enslish Readers halt AM iuI. bound
WanuEirucht's French Cram NJ
"ee.n's~ y ashl6roQ aud Marion
Ew.ls medical I'd hanini
pabols eri,hmetic-Is.!i IN the 1erras
Lsdy's medical poke, hook
GehiIemsn'< medical rucl., iionk
Mrson's iarrer--t I0ckcta su,s book
Hsls's United Etatet
A new and large supply Of the above works Jus, -
ceive.s and oressi iur sals on goad terms by
.n>9 \ TuWx!. 40 Cam, q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-31

ministration. Az TO the Graduation bill,
he said He was convinced that his constitu-
ents were opposed to that, and he should
vote against il. : ~
Mr. Clay, of Kentucky, made a few re-
marks, in very sarcastic manner, upon
wha, had fallen from the North Carolina
Senators. As North Carolina had no re-
preventative here upon this particular sub
jcct, and as the resolution met his entire
appreciation, he would, he said. make u
few observations in their defence against
the animadversi0ns Of the Senators. The
expunging act he pronounced TO be an act
derogalory 10 the dignity of the Senate;
and, as to the form Of the instructions, he
con,ended that, according to the republican
doctrine of 1898, it was sufficient in
struction for the people to express their
wishes in any form. Nlcssrs. Brown and
Strange made severe replies, and the reso-
lutions were ordered to be printed. The
Graduation bill was taken up, and the mo-
ton to postpone it indefinitely was lost %
to 27.
The House'was engaged, exclusively,
in calling tho States for resolutions. A
vast number of Resolutions were offered,
ono of which. proposed by Mr.. Lewis
Williams, condemned the abuse Of the lib
crty Of talking in the House, and recon-
mended it to the members TO 60 home un-
less they would act, instead Of talking.
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10 the Patrons of the Edgedcld
VeraiSer

AoVera1ser.
Having been elected blythe Legislature
ot South Carolina. to an Office which will
require my personal attention, l am COM
2elled to dissolve my connexion with the
dbllc' as Editor Of the Edge6eld Adver-
SsS. IS now three years since this Pa
per was established, and for this period. +
have been responsible for its conduct and
management. entered upon the dis.
charge of my editorial duties with livcly
sense OF my responsibilities, and experience
has but deepened the conviction, that few
positions in life are more important. How
these duties have been discharged. il be-
comes me not to speak.
MY brother, +. F. LABoRpE, who b..
mad the control Of the Paper for a few
months past, will now become ito res,o,-
s'b'e Editor. A proper modesty will not
forbid me from saying, that he is a sen,le-
man OF liberal education, and in every 70.
spect well qualified for the station.
In surrendering my ,mportan, trust.
must express my thanks for the eeperous
support which has been given the Edes.
'ie'd Advertiser, and ask for it, the con-
"nued patronage Of the community.
NJ. LABORDE.
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From the Alabama State Mieiiipencer.

Joint resolutions passed III the Lcgis-
latuTe of Alabama:
i. Therefore, be it Resolved, by the
Senate and House OF Representatives of
the Stale of Alabama, in General Assem-
bly, convened, That our Senators in Con-
gress be instructed, and our Representa-.
uvcs requested, To oppose and vote against
the c-charter Of the U. >. Bank, or the
establishment of any other bank of a simi-
lar character.
2. BE il further Resolved by the author
ity aforesaid, That our Senators be also
instructed. aud our Representatives re.
quested. TO support and vote for the entire
separation Ofthe public Revenue from tie
keeping or control of any bank or banks of
any description Whatever.
3. BE it further Resolved Ivy the author
ity aforesaid, That since the constitution
recognizes no other currency than gold
and silver. and iinperativcly requires that
all taxes shall be equal and uniform
throughout the Union, the employment by
the Government, of the paper of local
Banks in the collection and disbursement
Ofits revenue. amount, TO ii plain and un-
deniable iniruc!ion of that sacred nstlu-
ment, which no considerations of cxprti-
cncy or convenience, and no force Of pre-
cedent ought long TO excuse; aud our
Senators are instructed TO support and
vote for some measure or scheme Of pUlicy,
The object OF which shall be by gradual
and certain process, having regard to the
indebtedness and eInbarrassmcnts of the
country, to heal this long standing breach
Of the constitution.
4. And be it farther Resolved, by tho
authority aforesaid. That Alabama has
uniformly been one Of the foremost among
her sister States, in. the support of Repub-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-31

bleeding the 7'reasury.-The cost Of
the Mormon war in Missouri, amounts to
about $4,000. The Governor of Mis-
souri,. says that the United States arc lia-
bic i"r this amount. on the ground that
the General Government, is bound to sup
press insurrcction. If the Governmeu,
pays all the demands against il, there will
not be another Surplus shortly.
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WAsHINGToN, Jan. 10.

House Of Rcprssentatires.--rhe whole
OF this days session has been taken up in
hearing and discussing the application OF
Of Alessrs. Taylor, Marshall, and " agencr,
10 he excused from serving on the Swarr
won't Cominittee. The two former were
excused, and the House refused To excuse
the latter by vole of los to iU2. Al the
close of the session, Messrs. Foster and
Owens were appointed TO fill the two va
cancies created above.
Before the adjournment, Mr.. Wise in
Todnced Il resoluliOn, authorizing the com
mittee To appoint clerk and printer, leave
OF absence from he House, and to proceed
10 New York, il necessary
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-31

Governor Gilmer. of Georgia, has issu-
cd an order, calling for volunteers to pro-
tect the country near the Okefonokee.
Gen. Floyd. in letter TO the Governor.
says that 500 Infantry, and 300 mounted
men, are sufficient to guard the frontier,
and continue the exploration of the Oke-
lonokcc Swamp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-31

Io,ra.-A serious difficulty has arisen be-
tween Governor Lucas, and The Leeisla-.
,ure. The Governor says, that all public
acts must have his signature. Thls is de-
MED by the Legislature. In consequence
of this disagreement, all public business rs
suspended.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-31

Free Banking La,O.-The MilIedgevilIe
Standard OF Union says, that two compa-
MES have already been formed, under the
act of the last session; one at West Point,
IN lroup County, the other in Decatur
County.
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AT its la'o session, the Legislature Of
Georgia passed all Act, to call Conven-
ton in April next, to reduce the number
OF Members Of the General Assembly.
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IN SENATE.

MONDAY, Dec. 81.
Mr.. Mays introduced a set Of joint re-
solutions, relating to the Maine and Geor-
gia controversy, respecting negroes kid
mapped from the latter State, &c.
Resolved. That it is with the deepest
concern we perceive one Of the Chief
Magistrates Of our confederate States, re-
fusing prompt acquiesccnce to this Just
and rightfuI demand. (That Of Georgia
from Maime.)
Resolved. That n failure on the part of
the State of Maine TO fulfil her constilu-
rional obligations in this particular, will I've
fatal blow To the security Of our institu-
'ions and prosperity; and if persisted in,
will create great and well founded alarm
IN The slavehnIding States.
Resolved, Thar ,hc cause Of Georgia i,
the cause of the whole South, and we will
make common cause with her in all proper
measures for procuring a re,ress Of these
grievances. and for the maintenance of
her and our common cause.
These Resolutions had their first read
ing and made the special order OF tho day
for Wednesday.