New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
OFMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE
SOLDIERS CLAIMS collected and
~ LAND WARRANTS purchased. by
p T. BELTS, No &c Wal-st.
TvHE BRUINS WICK CANAL and


l. RAILROAD COMPANY, of GEORGIA, .ofer for
sale through s. DRAPER their Seven per cent Mortgage
Bonds for 100000 Ieimbursable at their office, No 20
These Bonds are for EACH with coupons attached Cor
each 5 payable LIST May and LIST Now at their said office
They secured by the first and only mortgage on theH
property to d. Randolph Martin President of the Ocean
Bank Trustee, with other names inserted In case oil ms do
The Brunswick Canal and Railroad Company chartered
by the State Of Georgia 1885 which charter was renewed
in 1851 with perpetual privileges OF liberal character The
State has subscribed and paid go to the Stock, and the
Company have expended capital OF $47oo on the Canal
TO be applied to the payments for the completion Of the
cavaons and of the building of the two locks one at each
fulfill all their engagements Tor perecting works which
active progress and the Canal will be opened for tra
The Bunswick anal 70 miles long and 50 feet wide and
extends from the river of Georgia the Atanah to the
safe and commodous habor OF Brunswick, where
The Atsaha and forks the Ocmulges and the Oconee
with their tributaries afford inland steam
boat navigation of 900 miles 10 Macon, Miedgs-
ve and all the great central cottongrowing region Of Geor
ga Immense quantities of this staple and of the vast sup
plies of excellent pine lumber which portion Of the
country waited down these but prevented
free the Atlantic BY the bars which obstuct the
Osethorpe led him FIX Brunswick to become
the important seaport of this infant colony. tie laid
out the town. the British Parliament approved selection
and recently General Government surveys see the
reports OF Captains Stockton Shebu Claxton and others
1896 and 1897 pronounced ii only safe and accessible
Atlantic harbo for large ships south OF Virginia The Har-
Dor andlocked and affords the best anchorage for gates
close up the whaes of the The IL about
mile wide between the islands OF st. Simon and Jekyl and
nearly straight with "A feet water In the shalows part
Of the channel.
The town Of Brunswick situated bluff 10 TO ~ feet
above high wste amply supplied with water and
fresh rivers debouche into the harbor the vicinity per
sctly free from the malaria prevalent at the mouths Of
tho Southern rivers Extensive genents being
ned for lines of packets between Brunswick and the
Northern cities and no doubt that upon the opening
of the Canal full tide OF will Ow through it
completing dses feature known nowhere else in the
Southern States OF immense district prominently rich in
products for ore and whose wide extended In
land waters thus connected with excellent
saubrious point CT the easiest largest ships
Any further information required be had Of THOS A.
DEXTER President Boston Of A. DAVIS, Treasurer No
80 Broadway, or Of the auctoneer.
The Bonds will be disposed Of at public psremptoy SALE
at the Merchants Exchange, at noon, THURSDAY the
Sd OF June IN lots 10 suit purchasers They will carry inter
coupons from let May and will be sold able osethrd
cash. one-thrd lat July onethird LIST August with interest
from day Of sale.