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77th year of the Independence of the United States.
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BY DAVII) YOUNG, OF HANOVER NECK, MORRIS CtO., N. J.
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ECLIPSES IN THE YEAR 1853.
There will be cwo Eclipses of the Sun and one of the Moon, tn;s year
T. There will be an Eclipse of the Sun on Monday, June fih at 2h.
36m. in the afternoon ; invisible here, but to be seen a little further south.
The northern limit of visibility in this eclipse, is a line leaving the Pacilie coast
about 150 miles southeast fiom San Francisco, passing near Santa Fe. and
thence eastward, bearing southward, to the Atlantic (Ice an ; leaving Little
Rock and Milledgeville on the right hand, in the region of visibility; and
Huntsville, Augusta, and Charleston on the left, where the eclipse will not be
Been. The eclipse will be central and annul; r on the meridian in longitude
110d. 54m. west from Greenwich, and latitude Cd. "S rhn. north.
II. There will be an Eclipse of the Moon on the 20th and 2 let of June,
. in the evening and morning, visible:
D. H. M.
Beginning — 20 11 43 Evening.
Middle 21 0 31 ) .
End 21 I 10 f MommS*
Duration 1 36
Magnitude, 2.45 digits on the Moon's northern limb.
III. There will be an Eclipse of the Sun on the 30th of November, at
lh. 56m. in the afternoon, invisible. On this ecc; sion, a small t.clipse may
be seen on the Sun's southern limb along the Peninsula and Gulf of Califnr
nia, and the Isthmus of Darien ; and the eclipse will be more or less visible
in all parts of South America as far as about the 46th degree of south lati¬
tude. The Sun will be centrally and totally eclipsed on the meridian in lon¬
gitude llOd. 18m. west from Greenwich, and latitude lid. 20m. south.
BEGINNING OF THE SEASONS.
Spring begins,.. March 20th, at 10b. 49m. morning.
^Summer begins . June 21st, at lh. 54m. morning.
Autumn begins Sept. 22d, at lOh. 16m. evening.
Winter begins Dec. 21st, at 3h. 45m. evening.
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES.
Solar Cycle, 14
Roman Indiction, 11
Julian Period 6566
Dominical Letter B
Golden Number, or Lunar Cycle 11
Epact, { D's age, January 1st] 20
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MOVEABLE FEASTS OF TIIE CHURCH.
Easter Sufiday ^ March 27
Rogation Sunday,*,.. ...... May 1
Ascension Day a... J.May 5
Whit Sunday (Pentecost) May 15
Trinity Sunday May 22
Advent Sunday Nov. 2i
WnaNVtLLE's ALMANAC
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SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC.
Spring
signs,
Summer signs,
1. Aries.
2. y Taurus.
3. n Gemini.
4. 23Cancer.
5. £\Leo.
6. tfj/Virgo
Autumn signs. •
Winter signs.
7. s&Libra.
8. Tlj_Scorpio.
9. $ Sagittarius,
10. VjCapricornus
11. gx Aquarius.
12. "it.Pisces.
names and characters of the skins of the zodiac.
Aries, the Ram. y Taurus, the Bull, n Gemini, the Twins. g&
Cancer, the Crab. ^ Leo, the Lion. ffJJ Virgo, the Virgin. =£z Libra, the
Balance. Vt[ Scorpio, the Scorpion. £ Sagittarius, the Aicher. VJ Cap-
ticornus, the Goat. 007 Aquarius, the Waterman. X Pisces, the Fishes.
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explanation of characters.
Planets.—Q Sun, I? Saturn, $ Mars, Q Moon, 21 Jupiter, $ Venus*
® Earth. £ Mercury, l£t Horschel.
- Aspects.—© New Moon, D First Quarter, O E'dl Moon, d Last Quarter,
Q Dragon's Head, Q Dragon's Tail", y Conjunction, £> Opposition, A
Trigonus, □ Quadril, s|< Sextile, 0 Sin. Apogee—at the greatest distance
t'rom the earth. Perigee—at the least distance.
Aspects.—When two planets are in the sarn9 degree, they are in conjunc¬
tion, marked thus, y. Sextile >}c, when 60 degrees apart. Quartila n»
when 90 degrees apart. Trine A, when 120 degrees apart. Opposition Q *
when 180 degrees apart Dragon's Head, or Ascending Node. Q Dra¬
gon' Tail, or Descending Node.
CUSTOMARY NOTES.
1. Venus (?) will be Morning Star until May 13th; then Evomng Star
nntil February 28th, 1854.
2. The Moon will run highest this year about the 11th degree of (23)
Cancer, and lowest about the 11th degree of (VJ) Capricornus.
3. Latitude of llerschel (Jj4) about 26m. south this year.
4. Longitude of the Moon's Ascending Node (i,)) in the middle cf tli's
;year, 2 signs, 18 degrees, 29m
® 5. Moan obliquity of the Ecliptic in the middle of this yea*-, 23d. 27m.
,30.4s. True obliquity at the same time, 23d. 27ra. 31.8s.
APOGEE AND PERIGEE OF THE SUN.
^un in Peri too Dec. 30, 1352, distant from tin. earth, Eng. mikf, .03,573.000
^ Apogee July 3, 1853, " " " in " " 96 77 3,030
i " '' Perigee Jan'y 1, 1851-, " " in " " 03,577,000
JANUARY, 1853—Begins on Saturday.
MOON'S PHASES.
D. B. II.
Last Quarter 2 4 22 afternoon
New Moon 9 10 18 morning
First Quarter 16 11 50 afternoon
Full Moon 25 0 2 morning
EQUATION OF TIME.
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M'n's
Moon
Moon
of
of
Various Phenomena.
rises
sets
Place.
souths.
ri'.&st'
M
W
H.M.
H.M.
S. D.
H. M.
H. M.
1
s
New "Yearns day.
7 5
4 55
ii£ 26
4 51
11 18
2
S
2d Sun. aft. Christmas.
7 5
4 55
^ 10
5 39
morn.
3
m
Quite keen air.
7 4
4 56
24
6 27
0 22
4
t
c1 S If
7 4
4 56
rri 9
7 17
1 29
5
w
Sirius south 11 30.
7 4
4 56
23
8 9
2 36
6
t
Epiphany. 5 in perigee.
7 3
4 57
t 8
9 5
3 45
7
f
d 5 ¥ Hazy.
7 3
4 57
22
10 4
4 55
8
s
Bat. N. O., 1815. p g
7 3
4 57
Y5> 7
11 4
6 2
9
S
1st Sunday af. Epiphany.
7 2
4 58
21
aft. 5
sets.
10
m
$'s greatest elongation.
7 2
4 58
SX 5
1 3
6 13
11
t
Dr. Dwight died, 1817.
7 1
4 59
18
1 58
7 16
12
w
^ stationary. JJ* stat.
7 1
4 59
X 2
2 49
8 19
13
t
Look for rain.
7 0
5 0
15
3 85
9 19
14
f
Regulus rises 7 36. ,
7 0
5 0
27
4 18
10 16
15
s
1? south 6 46. Very
6 59
5 1
T 10
5 0
11 11
16
S
2d Sunday af. Epiphany.
6 58
5 2
22
5 40
morn.
17
m
Franklin horn, 1706. .
6 58
re .0
O « -V
8 3
6 21
0 6
18
t
Moon in Apogee, cold
6 57
5 3
15
7 3
1 0
19
w
O enters winds.
0 56
5 4
' 27
7 47
1 55
20
t
Howard died, 1790.
6 56
5 4
XX 9
8 34
2 51
21
f
Betelguese south 9 30.
6 55
5 5
21
9 23
3 47
22
s
Sirius south 10 17. ) Q
6 54
5 6
© 4
10 15
4 43
23
S
Septuagesima.
6 54
5 6
16
11 9
5 38
24
m
0 O Jft. Look for rain
6 53
5 7
29
morn.
rises.
25
t
Conversion of St. Paul.
6 52
5 8
a 12
0 3
5 48
26
w
or snow.
6 51 5 9
26
0 56
6 52
27
t
h rises 3 25,
6 51i5 9 m o
1 48
7 57
28
f
Sirius south 9 52.
6 5t) 5 10
23
2 38
9 3
29
s
George III. died, 1820.
o 49J5 11
=c* 7
3 27
10 7
30
S
Sexagesima, High
6 48 5 12
21
4 16
11 13
31
m
□ Oh« winds. 6 47,5 13.iT^ 5
5 5
morn.
FEBRUARY, 1853—Begins on Tuesday.
EQUATION ' OF TIIV1E
MOON'S PHASES.
D. H. M.
Last Quarter 1 0 19 morning
New Moon 7 11 51 afternoon
Firct Quarter 15 9 29 afternoon
Full Moon 23 1 43 afternoon
D.
D.
of
of
M
W
1
t
2
w
3
t
4
f
5
s
6
S
7
m
8
t
9
w
10
t
11
f
12
s
13
S
14
m
15
t
16
w
17
t
18
f
19
s
20
S
21
m
22
t,
23
w
24
t
25
f
26
s
27
S
28
m
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ri
Dap
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a 5t n n h ia h
CO ^ r« CO CO
j-H r*4 f—4 r-i rT
•fi H lO © CO h ri iO
o —j —< (j) c?
Yarious Phenomena.
Sun
irises
K.AI.
8 47
6 45
5 18
5 14
5 15
6 44]5 16
6 435 17
6 42? 5 18
5 19
5 20
5 21
0 41
6 49
|6 39
6 395 21
5 22'
5 23
5 24;
2 25
Moon in Perigee.
Purification B. Virgin.
Sirius south 9 28.
D 53 Cold% cloudy
5 runs low. and
Shrove Sunday. un
pleasant weather,
U rises 2 46.
Ash Wednesday.
Procyon south, 9 52.
Sirius south 8 56.
More pleasant.
1st Sunday in Lent.
Valentine's Day.
]) in Apogee.
Sirius south 8 37.
11 rises 2 17. J^weather.
O enters X- J 8
5 runs high.
Saint Mary.
for snow or rain
W-ashington Born, 1732.
J. Q. Adams died, 1848.
St. Matthias.
Perhaps snow.
Superior d O ? •
Moon in Perigee. Dull
U rises 1 41. weather. 6 215 39
Sun
sets
H.M.,
M'11/s
Place,
s. D,
6 38
6 37
8 38
o 35
0 34*5 28
6 33<0 27
6 32;5 28
6 31|5 29
0 30j5 30
6 29j5 31
0 28:5 32
6 27 5 33
6 26 5 34
6 25 5 35
6 2-15 36
5 37
5 38
6 22
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n
20
4
18:
2
10
29
13
20
10
22
5
17
29
11
23
5
17
29
11
24
7
21
4'
19
3
17
2
16
"Moon
souths.
H. M.
5 50
6 50
7 40
8 45
9 44J
10 43
11 39
aft. 31
Moon
ri.&st
h. ar,
0' 19
20
5,
49
39
12
4 54
5 37
6 23
7 11
8 2
8 55
9 49
10 43
11 37
morn.
0 29
1 21
2 11
3 2
3 54
sets.
5 5.6]
6 58
7 57
8 54
9 50
10 46
11 41
morn.
0 37'
1 ss;
2 29!
24
17!
51
rises.
6 49
7 56
9 4
10 12
11 20
MARCH, 1853.—Begins on Tuesday.
MOON'S PHASES.
Last Quarter
New Moon
First Quarter
Full Moon
Last Quarter
i>. B. M.
2 7 59 morning.
9 2 40 afternoon
7 5 58 afternoon
5 0 46 morning.
1 4 10 afternoon
EQUATION
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OF TIME,
Days
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b-
■<*
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D.
D.
Sun
Sun
M'
n's
Moon
Moon
of
of
Various Phenomena.
rises
sets
Place.
souths.
ri.&st.
M
W
H.M.
H.M.
s.
».
H.
M.
H. M.
~T
T
St. David. Cold.
6 20
5 40
$
1
4
43
morn.
2
w
J. Wesley died, 1791.
6 19
5 41
15
5
44
0 30
3
t
D g. Perhaps
6 18
5 42
25
6
41
1 37
4
f
5 runs low. rain.
6 17
5 43
V?
12
7
4 J
2 41'
5
s
Madison horn, 1757. - 16 16'5 44
26
8
38
3 37
6
S
4th Sunday in Lent.
6 15 5 45
9
9
34
4 £9
7
m
More rain.
6 14'5 46
22
10
27
5 12
8
t .
h sets 10 11.
6 13
5 47
X
K
11
17
5 50
9
w
Procyon south 8 10.
6 11
5 49
18
aft.
3
sets.
10
t
Regulus south 10 36*
6 10
5 50,9P
1
0
47
6 48
11
f
2f rises 1 6.
6 9
5 51
13
1
30
7 47
12
s
Martyr Gregory*
6 8
5 52
25
2
11
8 4C
13
S
□ O "U* Very
8 7
5 53j 8
7
2
54
9 36
14
m
■unsettled,.
6 6
o 4
5 54
IP
3
37
10 32
15
t
Jackson horn, 1767. *,
5,55
.» 56
n
1
4
22
11 28
16
w
Very Blustering.
13
5
9
morn.
17
t
St. Patrick's Day. > Q.
6 3
Vli
25
5
58
0 24
18
f
J.C.Calhoun born, 1782.
6 2
5 Off
ss
7
6
49
1 20
19
s
Regulus south 10 2. tfv
Pi*1
5 59
19
7
42
2 13
20
S
O enters <¥>. Palm Sun.
d^O
o 0
a
o
8
36
3 0
21
m
21 sets 9 29.
5 59
6 1
15
9
30
3 5(
22
t
Look for stormy
5 58
0 2
09
10
2'2
4 3.2
23
vv
$'s greatest elongation
5 57
6 3
13
11
14
5 10
24
t
Unpleasant, weather.
5 56
3 4
27
morn.
rises.
25
f
Good Friday. An.B.v.M.
5 55
3 5
12
0
(
6 52
26
s
Mo<jn in Perigee.
5 54
3 6
27
0
58
8 a
27
S
Easter Sunday.
5 53
3 7
TTl
1.
1
51
9 1
28
m
Regulus south 9 30.
5 52
3 8
21'
2
4.
!t> 2.
29
t
Swedenbourg died, 1772
5 51
d 9
J
11
3
4
11 3.
30
w
J> J3. Very
5 50
6 10
25
4
43
morn
1 31
t
$ stationary. windy.
5 49
0 11
IV?
9
5
40
0 4i
APRIL, 1353.'—Begins gii F.
MOON'S PHASES.
D. II. M.
New Moon 8 6 27 morning
First Quarter 16 11 17 morning
Full Moon 23 9 46 morning
1 26 morning
tiiQSj A'l'iON CO - 'i'ii'viij |i
ii
jj.
now® ci <i
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CI d r* K M CI CI
D.
D.
Sun
SuniM'
n s-
Moon
AiOUtl j
of
of
Various Phenomena.
rises
sets Place.
souths.
ri.d
;st,' i
M
W
H.M.
H.M.I S.
n.
11.
M.
11.
Hi
1
f
Regulus south 9 15.
5 48
6 12 yy
28
6
42
1
43 j
2
s
Jefferson born, 1743.
5 47
6 13^
6
7
89
2
85 j
3
S
Low Sunday. Warm
5 46
8 14!
19
8
32
3
211
4
m
Harrison, died, 1841.
5 45
6 15'K
2
9
22
4
tj
5
t
and pleasant.
5 43
6 17
15|10
e
4
r. rj S
Ct i
6
w
Dartmoor mas. 1815.
5 42
0 18!
27il0
52
5
P. \
7
t
Regulus south 8 54.
5 41
6 19yp
10
11
35
5
£cf
8
f
Saint Annie.
5 40
8 20|
22
aft.
10
sets, jj
9
s
Perhaps showers
5 39
0 21 8
4
10
0
58
oil
10
S
Inferior d O ¥ • U stat.
5 38 G 22
1
41
8
11
m
Moon in Apogee.
5 87 8 23
28
2
25
9
Hi
12
t
Henry Clay born, 1777.
5 36
6 -24|n
9
3
11
10
24 i
13
w
Moon Q. Cold tciiids.
5 35 6 25|
21
3
59
11
Of "S
14
t
Reg. south 8 28.
5 runs high.
5 35 6 25:e3
3
4
CO
morn, jj
15
f
5 34'0 2Sj
15
5
41
0
'I
16
s
Shakspeare born, *1564.
27
1
27
6
»>
1
17
S
3d Sunday after Easter.
5 323 28 ft
10
7
25
1
coj;
18
m
Ant. r. 9 45.
5 316 29
8
17
2
-
19
t
O ent. 8 . Very
5 30,6 30ft
*4
4
9
S
3
12!
20
w
agreeable.
5 29 8 31;
21
9
59
3
41
21
t
Spica Trg south 11 18.
5 286 32'^
5
10
50
4
22
f
Dr. Bush died, 1813.
5 27 6 33
20,11
4o
4
58j!
23
s
Saint George. ? stat.
5 26 0 34 ft
5 morn.
1
rises. !
it
24
S
Moon in perigee.
5 25 6 35
20
0
39
8
9
Hi
25
m
Saint Mark. Look
5 24 6 86 t
„
r.
1
8 c
26
t
Moon Q . for wind
5 23
6 37:
|
20
0
8'
0
3ft
27
w
)> runs low. and
5 22
6 33 vy
5
3
3-
11
4ft
28
t.
6 Ol1- raln-
5 21
6 39,
19
4
49
morn. p
29
f
Ant. r. 9 4.
5 20 6 49 -
5
39
0
30ij
30
s
Spica ft scut{l 1° 45.
5 20 6 40
16
6
35
1
ji
MAY, 1853.
MOON'S PHASES.
Begins on Sunday.
[EQUATION OE TIME.
New Moon 7.10 42 afternoon
First Quarter 16 0 33 morning
Full Moon 22 5 28 afternoon
Last Quarter 29 0 14 afternoon
Days
CO TP iQ if2 JCJ lO
connwncpmc?
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Sun
Sun
M'n's
Moon
Moon
of
of
Various Phenomena.
rises
sets
Place.
souths.
ri.&st |
W
M
H.M.
H.M.
S. D.
H. M.
H. M.|
1
a
Sta. Miilip and James.
5 19
6 41
OX 29
7 26
2 81
2
m
Fair and
5 18
6 42
X 12
8 13
2 43!
3
t
1f south 2 51.
5 17
6 43
24
8 57
3 14
4
w
If r. 9 45. warm.
5 16
6 44
cy> 7
9 40
3 42
5
t
Ascension Day.
5 15
6 45
19
10 21
4 9
6
f
Spica ijJZ south 10 22.
5 14
6 46
8 1
11 2
4 38
7
s
Quite sultry.
5 14
6 46
13
11 44
sets.
8
S
£'s greatest elongation.
5 13
6 47
24
aft 27
7 27
9
m
If r. 9 24.
5 12 6 48
n 6
1 13
8 23';
10
t
Moon Q.
5 11 6 49
18
2 0
9 19;
11
w
dOb Perhaps show-
5 10
0 50
30
2 49
10 13,
12
t
D runs high. ers.
5 10
6 50
95 12
3 40
11 4
13
f
Superior d O ? •
5 9
6 51
24
4 31
11 51
14
s
2f r. 9 3.
5 8
6 52
a e
5 22
morn.
15
S
Whit. Sunday.
5 8
6 52
19
6 12
0 34
16
m
Perhaps thunder
5 7
6 53
n. 2
7 2
1 13
17
t
Rev. in Venice, 1797,
5 6
6 54
15
7 51
1 49
18
w
showers.
5 5
6 55
29
8 40
2 22!
19
t
Dark day in N. E. 1780.
5 5
5 55
=~ 14
9 30
2 55
20
f
Lafayette died, 1834.
5 4
6 56
28
10 22
3 29
21
s
Heat
5 4
6 56
ill 13
1] 18
4 51
22
S
Trinity Sunday.
5 3
6 57
29
morn.
rises.
23
m
increases.
5 2
6 58
$ 14
6 18
8 15;
24
t
Queen Vic. born, 1819.
5 2
6 58
29
1 20
9 24
25
w
D runs low.
5 1
6 59
V? 14
2 24
10 27
26
t
Johp Calvin d. 1564.
5 1
6 59
28
3 27
11 21
27
f
Look outfoi
5 0
7 0
OX 12
4 26
morn.
28
s
more showers.
5 0
7 0
25
5 20
0 6
29
S
1st Sunday after Trinity.
4 59
7 1
X 8
6 10
0 44
30
m
Alex. Pope died, 1744.
4 59
7 1
21
6 56
1 17!
31
t
If south 0 49.
4 58
7 2
It 4
7 38
1 4C|
JUNE,~Th53.—Beghu^ on Wednesday.
MOON'S PHASES.
D. H. M.
New Moon 6 2 36 afternoon
First Quarter 14
Full Moon -21
EQUATION OF TIME.
9 59 morning
0 41 morning
6 morning
Oioicco^cor-co
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HNM
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Sun
Sun
M'n's
rM T-H C*
Moon
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Moon
of
of
Various Phenomena,
rises
sets
Place.
souths.
ri.&st.
M
w
H.M.
H.M.
n. d.
H. M.
H. M.
~1
w
Very hot
4 58
7 2
<r> 16
8 20
2 14
2
t
'and sultry.
4 57
7 3
28
9 0
2 40
3
f
Transit of ?, 1769.
4 57
7 3
a 10
9 42
9 7
4
s
George Ifl. born, 1738.
4 56
7 4
21
10 24
3 36
5
S
2d Sunday after Trinity.
4 56
7 4
n 3
11 8
4 8
6
m
O eclipsed, in v. J Q.
4 56
7 4
15
11 55
sets
7
t
Look for rain.
4 55
7 5
27
aft. 43
8 6
8
w
Jackson died, 1845.
4 55
7 5
<Zo 9
1 34
8 58
9
t
Arcturus south 8 47.
4 55
7 5
21
2 25
9 47
10
f
§02f. Very hot.
4 55
7 5
a 3
3 16
10 81
11
s
Saint Barnabas.
4 54
7 6
16
4 5
11 10
12
S
3d Sunday af. Trinity.
4 54
7 6
29
4 54
11 45
13
m
4 54
7 6
m 12
5 42
morn.
14
ft
, Perhaps
4 54
7 6
25
6 29
0 19
15
w
Jas. K. Polk died, 1849.
4 54
7 6
ju 9
7 17
0 50
16
t
thunder showers.
4 54
7 6
23
8 6
1 22
17
f
Battle Bunker Hill, '75
4 54
7 6
til 7
8 58
1 56
18
s
% south 11 20.
4 53
7 7
23
9 54
2 31
19
S
Moon in perigee.
4 53
7 7
$ 7
10 54
3 13
20
rn
> g. Clear and hot.
4 53
7 7
22
11 58
4 2
21
t
O enters SB. Pain
4 53
7 7
V? 7
morn.
rises.
22
w
about this time.
4 53
7 7
22
1 2
9 3
23
t
Akenside died, 1772.
4 53
7 7
OCC. 6
2 4
9 53
24
f
Saint John Baptist.
4 53
7 7
20
3 3
10 35
25
s
2f south 10 48.
4 54
7 6
X 4
3 56
11 11
20
S
51 h Sunday after Trinity.
4 54
7 &
17
4 45
11 42
27
m
Battle Monmouth, 1778.
4 54
7 6
30
5 30
morn.
28
t
Hot and dry.
4 54
7 6
<T> 12
6 12
0 10
29
\V
St. Peter.
4 54
7 6
25
6 53
0 38
30
t
Reg. sets 9 58.
4 54
7 6
8 7
7 34
1 5
gTMrwa.
JULY, 1953;
MOON'S PHASES.
D. H. "M.
New Moon 6 5 21 morning
First Quarter 13 4 42 afternoon
Full Moon 20 8 20 morning
Last Quarter 27 4 -26 afternoon
Begins on Fkiday.
equation
OF TIME
Days
O-^<eo*#aor(*OQ0
U3H IO ®) i-t
CO'^ LO lO <D O (O
© ffl « i> h c a
1—I CT ca cr
Various Phenomena.
/»
Sun
Sun
M'n's
Moon
Moon
rises
sets
Place.
souths.
ripest.
H.M.
rr.M'.
S. D.
H. M.
a. h.
4 54
7 6
8 18
"8 le
1 34
4 55
7 5
30
9 0
20 3
4 55
% 5
U 12
9 46
2 35
4 55
7 5
24
10 34
3 17
4 56
7 4
25 -6
11 24
4 2
4 56
7 4
18
aft. 15
sets.
4 56
7 4
30
1 7
8 24
4 57
7 3
a 13
1 57
*9 5
4 57
7 3
26
2 47
9 42
4 57
7 3
nj 9
3 35
10 10
4 58
7 2
22
4 21
10 48
4 58
7 2
^ 5
5 8
11 19
4-59
7 1
19
5 55
11 50
4 59
7 1
HI 3
6 45
morn
5 c
7 0
17
7 37
Or 23
5 O
7 0
£ 2
8 34
1 1
5 1
6 59
16
*9 35
1 45
5 1
6 59
Y5 1
10 38
2 37
5 2
6 58
16
11 41
3 30
5 2
3 58
30
morn.
rises.
5 3
6 57
*cc. 15
0 42
8 2C
5 4
3 56
29
1 38
9 3
5 4
6 56
X 12
2 30
9 30
5 5
3 55
25
3 18
10 7
5 6
6 54
S
4 3
10 35
5 6
6 54
21
4 4 C
11 ?
5 7
3 53
8 3
5 2?
ll 31
0 8
3 52
1?
6 in
rfroni
5 8
152
27
6 5S
0 1
5 9
3 51
n 8
' 7 38
0 3,
5 10
3 50
20
8 26
1 12
S
m
t
6frv
9
10
11
12
18
11
15
10
■17
18
19
20
21
22
23
34
25
26
27
28
29
30
:31
south 10 20.
Visitation B. V. Mary,
Shu in apogee. - ^
Independence.
Wind and
D runs high, raia
Sheridan died, 1810.
sets-8 7,
Defeat Braddock, 1755,
ih Sunday af. Trinity, .
J. Q. Adams born,. 1707
Heat increases.
$ Shis 8 9.
French rev. began, 1789
Georgh Clinton b. 1739.
Wind and jlyitig
8th. Sunday af. Trinity.
Moon in perigee.* clouds
9 rnns low.
Loolcfor
#'s greatest elongation.
Sun enters rain.
U south 8 43.
9th Sunday after Trinity,
Saint James. ■Cooling
(Saint nno. # breezes
Vega south 10 3.
g sets 8 5.
Clear rind J10I
Dog days begin.
71 Oth. Sunday af. Trinity
AUGUST, 1853.
MOON'S PHASES.
d. h. jr.
New MoOn 4 6 32afternoon
First Quarter 11 10 7 afternoon
hull Moon 18 5 21 afternoon
Last Quarter 26 10 8 morning
•Begins on Mono ay.
EQUATION OF TIME.
*
o .
S3 M
O W (E ® H
O ^ rl K lO
00
rf
O
"<*•
iJ3 lO lii ^ W «
1-4
o
n
Days
1
5
9
13
17
21
O
C3
CJ
D.
D,
of
»f
M
W
1
tn
2
t
3
w
4
t
5
f
6
s
7
S
8
m
9
t
10
w
11
t
12
f
13
s
14
S
15
m
16
t
17
w
18
t
19
f
20
s
21
s
22
m»
23
t.
24
w
25
t
26
f
27
s
28
S
20
m
30
t
31
w
Various Phenomena.
Juiien Camming bom. 5
5 runs high. Clear 5
5 runs high.
stationary, and hot
aotf.
Some want of rain.
Transfiguration.
11th Sunday aft. Trinity
Vega south 9 17.
? sets 8 0.
Saint Lawrence. Quite
U stationary, dry.
George Wash. b. 1762.
Q. Adelaide b. 1792.
fyioon in perigee,
^onaparte born, 1769
Cloudy and
Inferior d O £ •
Jjt stationary.
7*s rise, 10 32.
? sets 7 53. dull.
13th Sunday aft. Trinity
Look for
O enters f$. rain.
Saint Bartholomew.
Vega south 8 13.
g stationary.
Dr. Ilerschell d. 18.22.
Mint Augu-tinej Brisk
It. John Bap beheadedi5
Palcy born, 1743. winds. 5
Banyan didd, 1688. 15
Sun
rises sets
ft.M.
11
11
12
13
14
14
f5
16
17
18
19
20
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Sun
H.M,
8 49
6 49
6 48
6 47
6.46
6 46
6 45
6 44
6 43
6 42
6 41
6 40
6 40
6 39
6 38
6 37
6 36
6 35
6 34
6 33
6 32
6 31
6 30
6 30
6 29
6 28
6 27
6 26
6 25
8 24
6 23
M'n's 1 Moon
Place.
S. D.
23 2
14
. 27
a 9
22
5
19
2
16
30
14
28
12
26
11
25
9
23
7.
20
3
16
29
11
23
5
16
28
10
23
5
ui
v?
x
cp
rr
23
a
souths,
9 15
10
10 59
11 51
aft. 42
1 31
2 19
3 6
3 54
4 42
5 33
6 27
7 25
8 26
9 28
10 29
11 27
morn.
0 21
6 23
7 12
8 3
8 55
9 47
Moon
ri.&st
ii. m.
1 54
2 42
3 -36
sets,
7 41
8 17
8 50
9 21
9 53|
10 25
11 II
11 42j
morn.
0 30
1 25
2 27i
3 34
rises. |
7 36i
8 8,
8 37:
9 5'
9 35
10 4
10 36
11 13
11 53
morn.
0 38
1 31!
2 27,
SEPTEMBER, 1853.-
MOON'S PHASESf
D. H. fit.
New Moon 3 6 14 morning
First Quarter 10 3 33 morning
Full Moon 17 4 49 morning
Last Quarter 25 5 13 morning
•Begins on Thursday.
EQUATION OF TIME.
Days
1(5C) r-l«a-0>03
rt TO lO H rf (M W
OHOl^lOi-QDffl
I-h irbci c*3 i—
H a O
Ct CJ CT
Various Phenomena.
Sun Sun
rises sets
H.M,
7* rise 9 44. 5
Cool mornings. 5
£'s grektest elongation. 5
15th. Sunday aft. Trinity 5
Altair south 8 45. 5
Lafayette Born, 1757. 5
Very pleasant 5
Nat, of B.. V. M. O O H 5
Moon g. 5
Dog days end. 5
Rattle Champlain, 18145
Variable. 5
h stationary. 5
Moscow burnt, 1812.Y 5
Sur. New York, 177f). 5
7*'s rise 8 59,' 5
Perhaps rain. 5
17th Sunday aft. Trinity 5
Altair south 7 54, 5
C.| Carroll born, 1737. 5
Saint Matthew. 5
O enters Looh 5
Moon in Apogee. ft
for more rain. 8
18th Sunday aft. Trinity 6
Cyprian. 6
lTnpleasanf 6
:7*'s rise 8 7. Col 16
St. Michael and angels, jj ft
St. Jerome, winds, "
JI.M
M'n's
Place,
S. D
Moon
.[souths,
H. *M.
Moon
rf.&st.
H.
t
f
' s
S
m
t
w
t
f
s
S
m
:t
w
%
f
8
S
m
t
w
t
f
s
S
2ftim
T
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
59
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
59
0
1
2
3
4
b
6
-t*
i
8
6 22
ft 21
6 20
8 19
6 18
6 17
6 16
6 15
6 14
6 13
6 12
6 11
ft 10
ft 9
\ 5
T ftfe.
5 57
5 56
5 55
5 54
53
5 52
8
J
15
28
12
26
11
25
9
23
7
21
w 0
19
X 2
16
29'
12
24
7
194
1
12
24
6
18
3
13
26
9
10 59
11 30
aft. 20
6 37
7 28
• 8 28
9 26
10 201
11 ii
ii 53
morn.
0 44
1 27
2 11
2 54J
3 39
4 25
5 13
6 3
6 54
7 40
8 38
•9 28
10 18
3 28,
4 SO,
sets, j
■ 7 2S|
8 1
8 34
9 9
9 49
10 34j
11 20
morn.
0 25
1 29
2 30
H 43
4 4R,
rises.
7 14
7 42
8 12;
8 43{
9 IS
•9 50]
10 39
11 29
morn.
0 23
1 21
2 23j
3 27
OCTOBER, 1853.
-Begins on Saturday.
EQUATION QF TIME.
MOON'S PHASES.
D. H. M.
New Moon 2 5 1 afternoon
First Quarter 9 10 10 morning
Full Moon 16 7 18 afternoon
Last Quarter 25 0 8 morning
Ua\>
t*OM-OHlNN
»n oi cq i-i ira Ci
N CJ CJ
D.
D.
Sun
Sun
M'n's
Moon
Moon
of
of
Various Phenomena.
rises
sets
Place.
souths.
ri.&st
M
W
H.M.
H.M.
s. ».
H. M.
H, M.
1
s
11 sets 9 36.
6 9
5 51
m 23
11 8
4 31
2
S
19th Sunday af. Trinity.
6 10
5 50
=2= 7
11 57
sets.
3
m
Quite cool.
6 11
5 49
22
aft. 47
6 41
4
t
T? south 3.18,
6 12
5 48
111 6
1 38
7 16
5
w
Moon in Perigee.
6 13
5 47
21
2 33
7 55
6
t
Brisk
6 14
5 46
} 5
3 30
8 39
7
f
Moon g. winds.
6 15
5 45
20
4 30
9 30
8
s
Fomalhaut south 9 51.
6 16
5 44
V5> 4
5 31
10 28
9
S
20th Sunday af. Trinity
6 17
5 43
18
6 32
11 31
10
m
K Look for rain.
6 18
5 42
K 2
7 30
morn.
11
t
Bahamas discov. 1492.
6 19
5 41
15
8 25
0 36
12
w
7*'s south 2 29.
6 20
5 40
20
9 16
1 43
13
t
Brock killed, 1812.
6 21
5 39
X 12
10 3
2 47
14
f
Variable.
6 22
5 38
25
10 48
3 49
15
s
21 sets 8 53.
6 23
5 37
T 8
11 31
4 40
16
S
21st Sunday af. Trinity
6 24
5 36
20
morn.
iises.
17
m
Burgoyne sur. 1777.
6 25
5 35
8 3
0 14
6 2(1
18
t.
Saint Luke.
6 26
5 34
15
0 57
6 50
19
w
Cornwallis sur. 1781.
6 27
5 33
27
1 41
7 23
20
t
D Q. Very
6 28
5 32
XT 9
2 27
7 59
21
f
Moon in Apogee.
6 29
5 31
21
3 It 4
8 40
22
s
Red Bank Bat. 1777.
6 30
5 30
23 2
4 3
9 27
23
S
O enters T\\. temperate.
0 31
5 29
14
4 53
"10 19
24
m
Perhaps more
6 32
5 28
26
5 44
11 14
25
t
south, 1 56.
6 33
5 27
a 8
6 34
morn.
26
w
21 sets 8 20. rain.
6 34
5 26
21
7 24
0 13
27
t
Windy and cold.
6 35
5 25
*1 4
8 13
1 14
28
f
Saint Simon and Jude.
6 36
5 24
17
9 1
2 17
29
s
Fomalhaut south 8 32.
6 37
5 23
=£= 1
9 49
3 21
30
S
23d Sunday af. Trinity.
6 38
5 22
15
10 38
4 27
31
} in
7*'s south 1 17.
6 39
5 21
30
111 29
5 85
NOVEMBER, 1853—
-Begins -on
Tuesday.
MOON'S" PHASES.
EQUATION
OE TIME,
D" H. M.
New Moon 1 3 27 monring
to
ai
Pn
■X
XI
l-H
\0
a 0 ® "Ct
lO CO ^
^ a
First Quarter 7 7 0 afternoon
ft
CO
r-H
CO
r-H
L1; id ^ ro
t—1 r—f l—l •—1
01 rm1
Full Moon 15 0 47 afternoon
3
M
r-H T-H
Last Quarter 29 5 20 afternoon
N ew Moon 30 1 56" afternoon
Days
1—* til
a m i-»^
r-H 1—1 (?)
" Gfe
CM (?)
LL
L>.
Son
Sun
>1 n's
M0011
Moon
of
of
Various Phenomena.
rise*
sets
Place.
souths.
ri.&st.
M
W
tt.W.
if.
31.
s.
D-
H. M.
H. M.
P
t
All Saints. Fair.
6
40
5 20
Ti
15
aft. 123
sets.
2
>v >
All Souls. Dt in perigee
ft 4ft
5 2ft
30
1 20
6 35
3
t
Moon in gj ; 4 ¥ XI
6 41
5 19
£
15
2 21
7 21,
4
f
4 D if. 4 » S -
6 42
5 18
29
3 24
8 21!
5
s
Powder Plot, 1605, Very
6
43
5 17
14
4 27
9 24!
li
S
24th Sunday all Trinity.
6 44
ft 1ft
28
5 28
10 3
7
m
pleasant.
6
45
7 15
>0Cr
12
6 21
11 37j
1 8
t
7*'s south 0 46.
6 46
5 14
26
7 16
morn. |
1 9
w
south 0 53.
5
47
5 13
X
9
8 4
0 42
1ft
, t
Milton died. 1674.
0 47
5 13
22
8 49
1 45 j
11
f
Perhaps rain.
ft 4^
ft 12
T
•5
9 31
2 44
12
s"
\ ? Sets 7 57.
6 49
5 11
17
10 13
3 42,
I ft
S
25th Sunday af. Trinity.
6 5ft
5 10
■29
10 ftft
4 39
n
in
O. Carroll dic^d, 1832
6
51
ft
9
«
12
11 3P
5 3"
r>
t
$'s greatest elongation
6 51
5
9
21
nn rn.
rises.
w
Saint Emilv.
6
52
5
8
n
ft
0 22
5 ftH
17
t
D in apogee. Look for
6 53
5
7
17
1 9
6 37
18
f'
more rain
6 54
ft
6
2
1 57
7 21
19
-s
Moon runs high.
6 54
5
6
11
2 46
8 If
2ft
S
d E) If. Mornings
6 55
5
5
23
3 3' i
9 3
21
m
¥ sifts 8 7. ro7.7.
6 5ft
5
4
a
ft
4 2ft
10 ('
22
t
St, El'a. 0 enters f .
(5 5ft
ft
4
17
ft 15
10 58
2ft
'V
°t Clement,. TTft'/i Lj.
ft
57
ft
3
29
6 3
11 ft 9
2r
X
y sOtionary.
6 58
5 *2
12
45 49
HI It'll
1 '->r'
f
New-Yprk evac. 17S3
6
5
2
2ft
r 3:
1 t
! 2 I
s
aoi.
'i 59
7
3
9
8 22
2 3
i| 27
Advent SuriJiy.
6
5ft
1
1
23
9 1,
3 71
J 2S
Ul
t sets 8 13.
7
0
5
(1
ni
8
10 1
4 15
| 2ft
t
Very agreeable.
7
1
1 59
23
1 y ftr
5 2l;,
30
w
St Andrfew, 5 53.
7
1
4 59
P
8
11 55
sets.
December, i853.-
MOON'tf PHASES.
-Begins on Thursday.
EQUATION OF TIM v.
D. H. M.
FirstQuarter 7 6 51 morning
I'uli Mopn 15 8 10 morning
Last Quarter 23 7 55 morning
New Moon 30 0 35 morning.
~ M W « « S5 M
72
Days
C> b- ta SO
CL
C C M h ri t a
— —1 0> CJ T>
u
L>.
of
of
M
W
1
t
2
f
3
' s
4
is
5
m
0
t
7
w
8
r.
9
f
10
s
11
S
12
m
13
t
14
w
15
t
16
f
17
s
18
s
19
rn
20
t
21
w
22
I
23
f
34
s
25
S
28
•n
27
t
28
w
29
t
30
f
31
s
Various Phenomena.
Sun
rises
H.M.
Moon in perigee. 7
1> runs low. Quite 7
pleasant.. 7
Inferior d O ¥. 7
, h south 10 51. 7
Van Buren born, 1782. 7
$ rises 11 10. 7
Blustering winds. 7
Milton born, 1809. 7
7*'s- south 10 27. 7
3d Sunday in Advent. 7
Perhaps rain. 7
^ rises 10 59. 7
Washington died, 1799.7
Moon in apogee, Win iy 7
D runs high. 7
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16 • RENVILLE'# Ah3A\NA0.
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
EXECUTIVE—President and Cabinet.
MILLARD FILLMORE, of N. York, President Salary $25,000
WM. R.KING, of Alabama, President of the Senate...
DANIEL WEBSTER, of Mass, Secretary of State...
THOS. CORWIN, of Ohio, Secretary of the Treas
A. H. H.STUART, of Virginia, Secretary of Interior...
JOHN . P. KENNEDY, of Md. Secretary of the Nary ..
CHAS. M. CONRAD, of Louisiana, Secretary of War...
NATHAN K. HALL, of N. Y., Postmaster-General
JOHN J. CRITTENDEN, of Ky. Attorney-General
5,000
6,000
0,000
6,000
6.000
6.000
6.000
4,000
JUDICIARY—Supreme Court.
Names. Residences. Appointed. Salary
Roger B. Taney, Baltimore, Md. Chief-Justice, 1S36, $5,000
John McLean, Cincinnati, Ohio, Associate-Justice, 1S29, 4,500
James M. Wayne, Savannah, Ga. do. 1835, 4,500
Edmund A. Bradford, New Orleans, La. do. 1852, 4,500
John Catron, Nashville, Tenn. do. 1837, 4,500
Peter V Daniel, Richmond, Va. do. 1841, , 4,500
Samuel Nelson, Cooperstown, N. Y. do. 1845, 4,500
Benjamin R. Curtis, Boston, Mass. do. 1851, 4,500
Robert C. Grier, Pittsburg, Pa. do. 1846, 4,500
Benj. C. Howard, Baltimore, Md. Reporter, 1843, 1,300
The Supreme Court is held in the City of Washington, and has one ses¬
sion annually, commencing on the 1st Monday in December.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
The United States are divided into the following nine Judicial Circuits, in
each of which a Circuit Court is held twice every year, for each State within
the Circuit, by a Justice of the Supreme Court, assigned to the Circuit, and
ky the. District Judge of the State or District in which the Court sits.
Presiding Judge.
1st Circuit, Maine, N. Hampshire, Mass, and R. I., Mr. Justice Curtis.
2d do. Vermont, Connecticut, and New York. Mr. Justice Nelson.
3d do. New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, Mr. Justice Grier.
4th do. Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia. Mr. Chief-Juet. Taney.
5th do. Alabama, Louisiana, and Kentucky, Mr. Justice Bradford.
6th do. N. Carolina,"S. Carolina, and Georgia. Mr. Justice Wayne.
7th do. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan, Mr. Justice McLean.
8th do. Tennessee and Missouri, Mr. Justice Catron.
9th do. Mississippi and Arkansas, Mr. Justice Daniel.
The States of Florida, Texas, Iowa and Wisconsin, have not yet been at¬
tached to any Circuit, but the District Courts have the power of Circuit
Courts. There is a local Circuit Court held in the District of Columbia, by
three Judges specially appointed for that purpose. The Chief-Justice of
that Court sits also as District Judge of that District.
DISTRICT OFFICERST~"
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.—Henry Totter, Judge; Hiram W. Hus¬
ked, Attorney; George Little, Marshal; John M. Jones, Clerk.
grenville's almanac.
17
FOR SOUJTII CAROLINA.—Robert B. Gilchrist, Judge. James
L. Pettigru, Attorney. Thomas D. Condy, Marshal. W. Y. Gray, Clerk.
FOR GEORGIA.— John C. Nicoll, Judge. Henry Williams, Attor¬
ney. Wm. H. C. Mills, Marshal. Robert II. Griffin, Clerk, for N. Dist.
W. II. Hunt, Clerk, S. Dist.
FOR ALABAMA.—John Gayle, Judge. Jeff. F. Jackson, Attorney for
S. Dist. Peter Hamilton, Attorney for IV. Dist. Charles Bingham Mar-
shal, S. Dist, W. H. Gibson, Marshall, N. Dist. A. A. Gooch. Clerk,
8. Dist. John Fitts, Clerk, N, Dist.
Places and Times op holding the Circuit Courts.
North Carolina.—Raleigh—1st Mon. in June, and last Mon. in Nov.
■South Carolina.—Charleston—Wednesday preceding the 4th Monday ia
March;—Columbia—4th Monday in November.
Georgia.—Savannah—2d Mondays in April, and November.
Alabama.—Mobile-—2d Mon. in April, and 4th Mon. in Dec.
Places and Times of holding the District Courts.
North Carolina.—Edenton—3d Mon. in April and October ;—Newbwrn
—4th Mon. in April and October- — Wilmington— 1st
Mon. after 4th Mon. in Apri't and October.
South Carolina—Charleston—3d Monday in March and September, 1st
Monday in July and 2d Monday in Dec.;—Laurens Court House
—-the next Tues. aft. adjournment of Circuit Court at Columbia.
Georgia, N. Dist.—Marietta—2d Monday in March and September.
Georgia, S. Dist.—Savannah—2d Tuesday in February, May. August,
and November.
Alabama, N. Dist.—Huntsville,—3d Mon. in May and 4th Mon in Nov.
Alabama, M. Dist..—Montgomery—4th Monday in May and 1st Mcnday
after the 4th Monday in November.
Alabama, S. Dist.—Mobile—1st Monday in May and 2d Monday in Dec.
CITY COURTS OF AUGUSTA AND SAVANNAH.
Court of Common Pleas.—Augusta.
Wm. T. Gould, Judge. D. L. Roath, Clerk. Wm. V. Ker, Sheriff.
IFF This Court sits on the 1st Monday in September, December, and March,
and 4th Monday in May. Return day, ten days before Court.
Court of Oyer and Terminer.—Savannah.
E J. Harden, Judge. Mordant Sheftal, Clerk. Levi S. Russell, Sheriff.
George W. Wylly, Deputy Sheriff.
Court days, 1st Monday in February, May, July, and November. Return
day, fourteen days before Court.
IS
•RENVILLE'S ALMANAC.
GOVERNMENT OF GEORGIA.
Howell Cobb, of Clarke,
Arthur Hood, of Cor on,
William Steele, of Baldwin
William W. Paine, of Talfair,
Wiley H.Pope, of Waltoi,
Nathan C. Barnett, of Baldwin.
W. H. Mitchell, of Baldwin,
Ezekiel S. Candler, of Carroll,
P. M. Comi-ton, of Baldwin,
Andrew J. Mi ler>
Luther J. Glenn,
Governor, Salary—
Secretary Exe ■. ep't,
Mcsseng- "
Secretary of State.
Treasurer,
Comptroller-Gen* al,
Surveyor- General,
of Richmond, President of the Senate,
of Henry, Secretary of the Senate,
of
$3,000
1,2:0
1,2 0
1,2 0
1,C0"
1,60
1.60
1 60.
5iM!
Thaddeus Sturgis.
Lewis Zachry,
Peter Fair,
J. S. Gholson,
Dr. C. J. Paine,
Dr. T. F. G'eene,
Speaker of the House aj Rep'
of Muscogee, Clerk of the House of "
Principal Keeper o f the Penitentiary,
Inspector of the Penitentiary,
Bookkeeper do do
Physician do do
Supt. and Res. Phi/, of the Lunatic Asi/lum.
50o
1 .**00
5U0
1,000
500
1,500
Dr. Toralinson Fort, B P. Stubbs, and Dr. H. K. Green, Trustees do each 75
REPRESENTATION OF GEORGIA IN CONGRESS.
SENATORS.
Robert M. Charlton, of Savannah, vice Berrien, till March 4th, 1853
William C. Dawson, of Greensboro, term expires in 1855.
Robert Toombs, from 4th March, 1853: term expires 1859.
- CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
First District.—Jos. W. Jackson.
Chatham Bryan Effingham
Liberty Mcintosh Tattnall
Bulloch Emanuel Lowndes
Montgomery Telfair Appling
Glynn Camden Wayne
Ware Laurens, Clinch
Thomas Irwin.
1Second District.—James Johnson.
Muscogee Stewart Randolph
Early Decatur Baker
Lee Dooly Sumter
Macon Pulaski Marion
Third District.—David J. Bailey.
Harris, Talbot Upson
Pike Butts Monroe
Bibb Houston Crawford.
Spalding, Taylor,
Fourth District, — Chas. Murphy.
Troup Meriwether Coweta
Heard Campbell Fayette
Henry Dekalb Cobb
Fifth District.— E. W. Chast\in.
Walker Murray
Chattooga Floyd
Cass " Cherokee
Carroll, Whitfield
Dade
Gilmer
Gordon
Paulding
Polk
Sixth District.—Junius Hillyer
Union Lumpkra Rabun
Habersham Hall Forsyth
Gwinnett Walton Clarke
Jackson Madison Franklin
Seventh District.—A. H. Stephens
Newton Morgan Greene
Jasper Putnam Jones
Baldwin Hancock Twiggs
W ashington Wilkinson
Eighth District.—Robert Toombs.
Elbert Oglethorpe Lincoln
Wilkes Taliaferro Warren
Columbia Richmond Burke
Jefferson Serivcn
OilBNVILLR 9 ALMANAC.
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
19
The Legislature of the State consists of Ninety-nine Senators, (being on©
from each county,) and O'le Hundred and Thirty-six Representatives.
The Legislature holds its sessions biennially, commencing on the 1st iMon-
day in November. The Governor, State House Officers, Senators and
Representatives all hold their offices for two years.
JUDICIARY.
SUPREME COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS.
Officers. • galarv
Joseph LL Lumpkin, of Athens, Judge. Term Expires 1857. $2,500
Hiram Warner, of Greenville, do. " " 1855. 2,500
Eugenius A. Nisbet, of Macon, do. " " 1853. 2,500
T. R. R. Cobb, of Athens, Reporter. Perq. and 1,000
R. E. Martin, of Milledgeville, Clerk. Fees
Times, and Places of Holding.
f Composed of the Eastern and Middle Judicial Circuits,
First District.... < alternately at Savannah and Augusta, on the 2d Monday
( in January and June.
! Composed of the Southwestern and Chattahoochee Cir¬
cuits, alternately at Columbus and Americus, on the 4th
Monday in J anuary and 2d Monday in J uly.
C Composed of the Coweta, Flint and Macon Circuits,
Third District... < alternately at Macon and Decatur, on the 2d Monday in
( February and August.
( Composed of the Western, Cherokee and Blue Ridge
Fourth District. < Circuits, alternately at Cassvilie and Gainesville, on the
I 3d Monday in April and October.
C Composed of the Northern, Ocmulgee and Southern
Fifth District... ) Circuits, at Milledgeville, on the 1st Monday in May and
/ November.
Judges and Solicitors of Superior Courts.
Circuits.
Eastern,
Middle,.. .
Northern
Western,
Ocmulgee,....
Southern,
Flint,
Cherokee
Coweta,.
S. Wesie-n,...
Chattahoochee
Macon
Blue Ridgo,
Judges. Salary. Solicitor-Generals. Counties
Henry R. Jackson, $1,800 Tlios. T. Long, Nine.
Ebenezer Starnes, 1,800 J.T.Shewmake,At.G.Nine.
Eli H.Baxter, 1,800 J. B. Weerns, Eight.
James Jackson, 1,800 Wm. J. Peeples, Eight.
IL V. Johnson, 1,800 Tiios. P. Saiibld, Seven.
Aug. H. Hansell, 1,800 P.F.D.Scaiborough, Nine.
James H. Stark, 1,800 ... Joseph A.Thrasher, Seven.
John H. Lumpkin, 1,800 John J. Word, Eight.
Edward Y. Hill, 1,800 M. M. Tidwell, Six.
Lott Warren. 1.800 John Lyon, Six
I, Alfred Tverson, 1,80G ...... Charles J. Williams, Six.
Abner P. Powers, 1,800 W. K-DeGraffenreid, Six.
David Irwin, 1,800 E$w. D. Cuisholm, Ten,
ij.
toAJ
lis
15U
000
30
174
120
77
55
190
151
154
150
193
195
130
0#
113
80
120
55
231
190
95
95
180
140
wing the tirEes of holding the Superior and Interior Courts Io? each Cs/utity, the Pr.A
dm Milledgeville ; alio the Clerk of the Superior Court} and the (JrdIi3ary and Sh
Superior Courts. Inferior Courts. Coiirt House.
Dai 19
Oct 17
Aug 22
Nov 14
Dec 8
Oct 27
Nov 2J
Sep 12
Nov 21
Aug 15
Aug 22
Sep 12
May 9
Aug 8
Oct 3
Aug 8
Deo 12
Sep 19
Sep 19
Sep 5
Sep 12
Oct 24
Out 10
Oct 3
Oct 10
Sep 26
Oct 31
Feb 7
Maf 8
May 9
Jan 10
Jdn 24
Feb 7
Jan 3
June 10
Jan 3
June 13
May 23
May 23
Feb 21
Apr 18
June 6
Apr 25
Apr 11
June20
Feb 7
June37
May 16
June 6
Apr 4
June20
June27
Jan 11
Feb 14
Aug 1
Sep 6
Nov 14
July U
June27
July 4
July 4
July 11
June 6
Dee 12
N9V 28
Nov 23
July 18
Oct 17
Dec 5
Oct 24
Oct 10
Dec 19
July 4
Deq 26
Nov 21
Dec 5
Oct 3
Dec 19
Dec 26
July 18
July 11
Holinesvii'o
Newtott
Milled geyille
Macon
Eden
Sthtesboro
Waynesboro
Jackson
Jefferson ton
Gampbeilton
Carrolltott
Cassvilln
Savannah
Suminerville
Canton
Watkinsville
Polk
Marietta
Appling
Nevvnan
Knoxville
Trenton
Bainbridge
Decatur
Vienna
Blakely
Springfield
Sheriff.
James Pop well
George W. Collier
John A. Breedlove
David J. Davis
Henry I. Blitch
Erastus Waters
Aug. G. Kirkland
Richard G. Byars
A. Harrall
Wm. M. Bartlett
Eii Benson
John F. Brown
John Devanney
Joseph McConnell
Reuben F. Danie'
John J Huggins
Cornelius Joj ee
Jas. B. Blackwell
John F. Sutton
James Bexley
Lewis F. II cks
Joseph Killian
Abner Belcher
T. J. Perlterson
Philp'n Boaannon
John West
John Dasher
Clerk Sup. Lo-ut
Jesse Mobley
S. Ci Stephens
B. P. Stubbs
II. G. Ross
JoJiua Smith
David Beasley
Edward Gailick
W. R. Bankston
J. H. Finley
Thomas Bullard
John Long
H. W. Cobb
J" F. Guilmarfin
Daniel Hicks
■1 Jaspef L- Keith
John G.Johnson
G. W. Newbern
Thos. H. Moore
A. Crhwford
H. R. Harrison
James J. Ray
James M.Hall
Luke Mann
R. M. Brown.
R. B. Dayies
T. B. Andrews
James Ratin
id its-
toM.
~90
83
107
176
145-
10a
171
201
170
40=
88
136
118
22
110
145
70
67
112
87
35
52
22
48
130
190
ig the times of holding the Superior and Inferior Courts for each County, the
m Milledgeville ; also the Clerk of Superior Court, and the Ordinary and S
Superior Courts. Inferior Courts. Court House. Sheriff. {Clerk Sup, Court
Mar 14
Apr 18
Mar 21
Feb 21
Apr 11
Mar 28
May 2
Apr 11
Mar 28
Mar 14
Mar 14
Apr 11
Mar 21
Apr 11
Mar 14
Apr 25
Apr 18
Apr 25
Apr 28
Feb 28
Apr 25
June 6
Apr 18
Mar 7
May 2
Apr 18
Apr 25
Sep 12
Oct 17
Sep 19
Aug 15
Oct 10
Sep 26
Not 7
Nov 28
Sep 26
Sep 12
Sep 12
Oct 10
Sep 19
Oct 10
Sep 12
Oct 24
Oct 17
Oct 24
Oct 27
Aug 22
Oct 24
Nov 14
Oct 17
Sep 5
Nov 7
Dec 5
Oo* 24
Jan 17
Jan S
Jan 17
Apr 18
Jan 10
Jan 24
Jan 10
Jan 10
Jan 17
June 13
June 13
Jan 10
Jan 24
Feb 7
June 13
Jan 10
Jan 24
Jan 24
Jan 24
Jan 10
Jan 24
Jan 17
Jan 24
June 6
Jan 24
Jan 10
Feb 7
July 18
July 4
June20
Oct 17
July 11
July 25
July 4
June 13
July 18
Dec 12
Dec 12
July 11
July 25
Aug 1
Dec 12
July 11
July 25
July 25
July 4
July 11
July 25
July 18
July 25
Dec 5
July 25
June 13
July 4
Elberton
Swainsboro
Fayetteville
Rome
Cumming
Carnesville
EUijay
Brunswick
Calhoun
Greensboro
Laurenceville
Clarkesville
Gainesville
Sparta
Hamilton
Franklin
M'Donough
Perry
Irwinsville
Jefferson
Monticello
Louisville
Clinton
Dublin
Starkville
Riceboro
Lincolnton
Dozier Thornton
Drury S. Moere
Wm. Glass
Thos. G. Watters
William Fincher
J. H. Chappellear
Wm. E. Plemons
John P. Lamb
Jesse N. Miller
Isaac Morrison
J. S. McElvanny
Jeremiah Taylor
AmbroseKennedy
Saml. A. Pardee
Moses H. Hopkins
Hiram McDonald
Levi H. Turner
Madison Marshall
Levi M. Colbert
W. S. Thompson
S. W. McClendon
Jesse T. Mullini
John Bradley
James M. Smith
Green B. Mayo
Jaeob Theiss
J. W. Hamhck
Wm. Johnson
Ezekiel Clifton
Wm. J. Russell
Absalom B. Ross
James Roberts
John H. Payne
Ransom B. Perry
Alex. Scranton
Wm. M. Peoples
Vincent Sanford
Madison L.Adair
Philip Martin
William Sitton
Tuttle H. Audas
N. H. Barden
Wm. M. K. Watts
Henry Stokes
Wm. H. Miller
Jacob Young
Pittsfield Hintor,
J. McMichael
Divhl
Elbert Hutchuigs
Francis j t omas
Samuel Lindsay
Simon Fraser
Alex. Johnson
gNich.
i
]
j
1 its
ntyv
toM,
141
83
81
193
25
108
50
84
41
190
120
63
64
140
71
ei
24
156
130
93
130
160
165
3%
ig the tim^s of holding the Superior and Inferior Courts for each County, the Place or Holding,
>m Milledgeville ; alto the Clfrk or the SirFKion CoirT, and the Ofdinaky and Shfriff of each 1
| superior Couits.
Dec 5
Oct 17
£'ep 26
Sep 5
Dec 1
Aug 22
Aug 15
Aug 22
Oct 10
Sep 5
Oct 3
Nov 14
Sep 19
Oct 17
Sep 5
Oct 4
Sep 13
Oct 17
Sep 19
Oct 6
Sep 12
June 27
Oct 24
Nov 21
Oct 17
Aug 8
Sep p
Inferior Courts.
Feb 7
June 20
Feb 7
Jan 10
Jan 17
May 16
Apr 25
June 13
Feb 7
June 6
Jan 17
leb 14
June 27
Jan 24
Feb 21
Jan 3
Apt 18
Jan 24
June 2Q
Jan 3
Jan 1(1
Maf 10"
J.n 10
Jap 17
Feb 7
May 9
June 20
Aug 1
Dec 19
Aug 1
July 11
June20
Nov 21
Oct 24
Dec 12
Aug 1
Dec 5
July 18
Aug 8'
Dee 26
June 27
Aug 15
Jo'/ 1
Oct 17
July 4
Dee 19
July! 4
July 11
Sep 8
July 11
July 18
July 4
Nov 14
Dee 19
Court House.
Trotipville
Dahlonega
Lanier
Danielsvihe
Darien
T azewell
Greenville
Forsyth
Mt. V ernon'
Madison
r-pr ng Place
Columbus
Covington
Lexington
\ an \\ ert
Zebulon
Hawkins <ille
Eatonton
Clayton
Cuthbert
Augusta
Jack onboro
Lumpkin
Amrricus
Tipbott.cn,
Sheriff.
Moses Taylor
James H. Worley
Davis Gammage
John Seott
John L Foibes
Leonid. O. Davis
H. D. Leverett
Dickie W. Colliei
Laac Wills
John F. Johnson
R. R. Keith
A, S. Ruth rford
Ncwlbn And r on
Francis M cmith
Daniel Camphell
John Conch
Leonard L. Hariel
Chas.T. Laurence
J. B. Bill n^sly
a hiiigt'n Joyce
\\ ill am Doyle
J, A. Batemdre
A. A. M ooien
\\ m, H. PEikins
P. F. Thompson
Wm, J. McBryde
Clerk Sup. Court.
1W
Duncan Smith
Wier Boyd
Wm. \\. Corhitt
James W. Dauie
Armand Le Fils
G. W. MeDuffie
Wm. Adams
Wi lis Curiy
Alex. T. McLebd J
John C. Reea
Fiankliil B.Morris
John R. Sturgis
Aug. \\. Evans
George H. Lester
Fenj. F. Smith
John A. Cochran
John V. Mitchell
S_\ Cnham Park
Wm, C. Price
Duncan Jordan
Otwell E. Cashin
Green D. Shaipe
H. B. Hqlliday
Ichubod M. Cox
A. G. Ronaldson
Geo. N^ Forbes
Oidinary.
Henry Brings
James B. Lawhon
Vt m, J. Collins
fill s Strickland
A. A. DeLurme
E. W. Miller
Davis C. (fret-ham
E. G. (. aba ess
as. G. Conner
Field. W. Arnold
Chae. E. Brayles
Jchh John-a l
Wm. D. Lm kie
Heury 111 it in
\\ ood'on Hubbard i
W. E. Maugham
John V. M'tchell
Wm. B. ( arter
James Bhckley
Otto P. Beall
Leo n 1. Du^as
Alexalidf r Kemp
\\ m. L, Gordon
J, L W anberly
Louis Bruuer
iMar.ou Bethuue
& TABLE shewing the times of holding the Superior and Inferior Courts for each County, the Place op Holding, and it®
Distance from Milledgeville ; also the Clerk of the. Superior Court, and the Ordinary and Sheriff of each County.
Counties, Superior Courts, Inferior Courts- Court House,
Taliaferro
Tattnall..i
Taylor..'.
Telfair...,
Thomas...
Troup..^
Twiggs
Union..„
Upson.........
Walker
Walton
Ware.,.u
Warren.
Washington.
Wayne
Wh.tnelcL...
Wilkes
Wilkinson....
Feb 28
Apr 14
May 16
Apr 25
May 23
May 3
Mar 21
Apr 25
May 2
Apr 18
Feb 21
June 9
Apt 4
Mar 28
Apr 8
Apr 11
Mar 28
Apr 4
Aug 22
Oct 13
Not 21
Oot 24
Nov 28
Nov 14
Sep 19
Oct 24
Nov 7
Oct 17
Aug 15
Dec 15
Oct 3
Sep 26
Nov 25
Oct 10
Sep 26
Oct 3
June €
Feb 14
Feb 14
Jan 24
Jan 10
Feb 7
Jan 24
June 27
Feb 7
an 17
May 16
Apt 25
Feb 14
Jan 24
Dec 26
Jan 3
May 2
an 10
Dec 5
Aug 8
Aug 8
July 25
July 11
Aug 1
July 25
Dec 26
Aug 1
July 18
Nov 21
Oct 24
Aug 8
July 25
May 30
July 4
Nov 7
July II
Crawford ville
Reidsville
Jacksonville
Thomas ville
La Grange
Marion
Blairsville
Thomaston
Lafayette
Monroe
Warenboro
WarrentoH
Sandersville
Waynesville
Sheriff Clerk Sup. Court,
Wm. H. Wilder
Benj. F. Dowdy
J. M. Thompson
John Larkey
Wm. Ivey
Thomas Davis
Eli S. Griffin
John Loyd
Owen C.Sharman
James Hunt
Jas. P. Wilkinson
William Johnson
Edw. A. Brinkley
Sea. A. H. Jones
Thos. Beckham
Frederick I'ox
Thomas A. Heard
Walter W. Be all
Quinea O'Neal
James B. Sinith
J. M. McCants
John F. McRae
Jared Everitt
Wm. L. Latimer
Peyton Reynolds
T, M. Hughes
Joel Matthews
John Dickson
Thos. G. Wood
G. B. Williamson
G. W. Dickson
L. A. Jemigan
Robert B. Wilson
J. W. Anderson
John H. Dyson
A. T. McCardel
Ordidary.
Quinea O'Neal
ML M. Mattox
J. B. Hamilton
John McDermid
H. H- Took
Wiley H. Sims
Lewis Solomon
John S. Fain
Wm. A. Cobb
James Hoge
R. J. Kennedy.
G. B. Williamson
A. K. Mcrshon
H. Brooking
Joseph Wiggins
Wm. Gordon
Gr G, Norman
riamuel Bead
DtoM.
45
129
104
206
130
36
165
75
21 &
66
163
45
21
176
24 srhnville's almanac.
BANKS IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Names.
Au. Ins. &. Bk. Comp.
Bank of Augusta,
Bank of Brunswick,
Bank of Milledgeville.
Bank of St. Marys,
Bk. of the State of Ga.
Branch at Augusta,
" at Athens,
" at Eatonton,
" at Washington,
Agency at Macon,
Cen. R. R, & Bkg. Co,
Geo. R. R. & Bk. Co,
Marine & Fire In, Bk,
Mechanics' Bank,
Merchants' Bank,
Planters' Bank,
Bank of Savannah,
Capital.
$375,000
600,000
200,000
500,000
failed,
750,000
450,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
205,500
375,000
350,000
500,000
250,000
535,400
200,000
President.
W. M. D'Antignac,
R. F. Poe,
Edward Thomas,
S. Grantland,
A. Porter,
G. M. Newton,
R. R. Cuyler,
J. P. King,
E. Padelford,
T. S. Metcalf.
James Dean,
G. W. Anderson,
J. Washburn,
Cashier.
R. Walton,
Jai. W. Davics,
J. Craig,
T. H. Hall,
J. K. Teffi,
I. Henry,
Asbury Hull,
D. R. Adams,
A. L. Alexander,
J. H.Washington,
Solomon Cohen.
Joseph Milligan,
J. Oimstead,
M. Hatch,
J. Rutherford,
H. W. Mercer,
W. B. Tinsley,
COLLEGES IN GEORGIA.
Names.
Location.
President.
Founded.
Franklin University,
Oglethorpe University,
Emory College,
Mercer University,
Christ College and Episcopal Inst.
Wesleyau Female College,
Medical College of Georgia.
Athens,
Midway,
Oxford,
Penfield,
Montpelier,
Macon,
Augusta,
A. Church,
S. K. Talmadge,
Dr. A. Means,
J. L. Dagg,
Bishop Elliott,
G. E. PI. Myers,
C. J. Jenkins,
1785
1836
1837
1838
1839
1839
RAIL ROADS IN GEORGIA.
Georgia Rail Road,
Branch do.
Branch do.
Central Rail Road,
Macon & W. R. R.
W. & Atlantic R. R.
Memphis Branch R. R.
Gordon & Milled'. R. R.
Southwestern R. R.
Atlanta & La G. R. R.
Augusta & W. R. R.
Columbus &. Macon R.
Total length,
from Augusta to Atlanta,
from Union Point to Athens,
from Camak to Warrenton,
from Savannah to Macon,
from Macon to Atlanta,
from Atlanta to Chattanooga, 138
from Kingston to Rome, 17
from Gordon to Milledgeville, 17
from Macon to Fort Gaines, 128
from Atlanta to La Grange, 85
form Augusta to Waynesboro, 50
from Columbus to Macon, 100
1041
171 Miles, complete'
39 " "
4 «'
191 " "
101 " "
In progrea
TAX DIGEST OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA FOR 1852.
Counties. *
No. of
Polls.
No. of
Pro¬
fes¬
sions.
Free
Per¬
sons
of CI.
No. of
Saves.
Value of
Slaves.
Aggregate va
lue ot Laud'
including im'
p ovements.
Value of
Town Lots.
Money and
solvent debts
of all kinds.
Value ofStoek
in Trade.
Cpt'l. Invest¬
ed in Stocks
Manufactures
&c.
Value of o'
Aggregate value-
of whoie Taxa-
b*e Property-
Appling-...
384]
2
4
405
8187,441
m 142,203
$ 850
$ 33,860
' $ 2,100
$
$172,826
$ 446.394
Baker
919
35
1
5103
2,535,017
2,282,482
141,330
958.794
84.153
402,842
6,415,043
Baldwin....
546
20
24
4395
2,030,605
870,554
227,736
966,147
143,700
151,900
224,538
4 662,689
Bibb
1043
44
23
5130
2,466,682
1,459,461
1,060 436
2,162,723
681,454
141,515
343,439
8,453,409-
Bryan
294
1
2071
679,716
418,885
52,397
102,000
1,252,995-
Bulloch
462
1
1433
2.409
149,657
187,381
1,482,831
Burke
781
36
22
10998
4,509.665
2,846,304
37,240
878,442
27,524
35,800
589,470
8,879.997
Butts.
653
13
3
2973
1,334,025
770,978
91,060
384,296
29,060
4,000
184.119
3,016,20^
Camden ,..
2.833,069
Campbell...
931
13
1
1551
722,638
§93,231
20,326
355,750
27,310
57,500
165,698
2.273,065
Carroll
1313
18
4
1241
514,090
737,414
28,860
299,258
32,411
33,435
1.698,431
Cass
4,418,025
Chatham...
1655
63
290
12757
4,393,484
2,287.629
4.754,791
4,713,908
1,435,655
243,765
226,818
18.533,569
Chattooga...
878
2,938,723
Cherokee....
1694
18
3
1239
549,319
1,985,190
25,215
359,005
30,420
6,690
181,498
2,213,443
Clarke.
873
23
9
5362
2,128 335
1,142,158
440 110
1,243,837
188,186
115,200
257,119
6,294,051
Clinch
389
0
309
155,400
278,934
1,973
78,730
1,964
152,400
664,420
Cobb
1616
36
Q
4,281.810
Columbia...
673
26
44
8413
3,199.994
1,611,401
9 565
845,725
61,504
324,560
6 273,749
Coweta...,
1263
25
6
6,335,798
Crawford...
H 1ft J A
657
12
4
4396
2,144,661
1,342,851
28,950
613,772
20,819
5,900
269,931
4 240,853
•L* QUvm •«••••
Decatur..,,
824
14
1
4,353,467
Dekalb
2206
49
10
3522
1,599,075
1,487,450
838 225
939,440
265,750
16,270
315,971
5,615,018
Dooly
984
20
2
3132
1,416,060
1,309,930
13,353
471,753
23,225
700
333,924
3,430,85s3
Early
707
15
3934
1,720,277
921,224
59,725
303,151
57,735
6*400
280,649
3,369,471
Effingham..
375
7.
1727
622,333
363,350
9.181
108,122,
5»0Q&
142,042
1261,101
TAX DIGEST Ot THE STATE
OF GEORGIA FOR
1852.
No.
Free
Aggregate va
Cpt'l. Invest¬
Value of q-
No of
Pro
fes-
Per¬
No' of
Va'ne of
lue of l.and,
Value of
,Money and
ValneofStoek
ed in fiofcks.
Agg egate valuer
of whole Taxa-
Polls.
sons
Slaves
Slaves.
including im-
Tqwb Lots.
solvent debts
in Trade
Manufactures
ther proper¬
_
sions.
of 01
provemeo 9
of all kinds.
& e.
ty.
b'e property.
TlyT
16
11
6107 2,623.296
$1594,790
$ 46,775
$ 876 552
$41,075
$ 28,450
$279,398
$ 5,538,095
611
12
102s
$486,195
559,100
2,025
120,300
3,893
259,226
1 339.439
11 lb
20
3
2109
976,683
995,459
52,855
458,804
44,877
194,530
2,633.188
3816
1.615,151
1671,008
263 452
84-,386
135,450
42,350
88,861
4,909,366
1153
8
9
879
874,673
611,500
23,988
224,894
17,700
76,291
1,338.359
1496
13
15
2419
980,569
1,102,332
18,150
390,049
24,284
8,000
240,475
2.133.141
1305
10
3
184
,77,340
474 400
14,550
107,628
8,745
117,395
803.033
137
6
5
3970
1.424.725
694 106
20,425
73,031
6,675
22,000
78,831
2 342,794
1 852,519
7,504,037
1358
10
6
2278
1,044,668
1.022 754
46,815
517,665
22,683
74,148
256,501
2,954,145
1164
10
5
1147
400 175
6H9 468
32,390
184,769
21,882
9,650
62,502
1,375.556
1178
8
2
1160
$4f5^85
3,153 254
492 114
15,225
• 325,957
16,215
5,075
171,455
1 595,213
656
21
12
7445
4,338,270
133,850
35,047
893,727
45,734
17,250
318,120
5,931,927
1073
S3
2
7494
3453 354
1,840 200
1,202,995
50,507
700
252,450
6.449,236
754
14
2
2451
1,096,904
774,500
27,150
470,844
29,500
10,983
151,245
2,563,351
1309
13
2
3938
1.728.065
1 134 400
80.U00
565(737
45,434
6,000
283,877
4,183,196
109H
30
6
9941
4 590,663
2 656 517
63,660
1,126,28(1
76,509
62,889
487,427
0,278.597
466
539
221 787
270 840
1,714
105,776
4,65k
231,42#
859,918
1108
11
14
2971
1,168,432
012 274
22,800
384,057
22,287
6000
109,028
2 712,478
330
20
7
6693
3,137 490
1,473,490
58,681
1,071,256
106,586
348.563
6,215.288
4,684,046
707
id
10
6081
2,929,340
1.149 212
27,825
828,161
26,466
26,125
387,701
5 618,74»
571
8
1
2934
1312 460
885.150
18.282
* 817,229
23,400
244.058
2,676,598
678
18
1
4214
2 078 952
1 360 400
86,552
424,066
25,330
8,600
294,314
4,456,813
335
15
4
- 6098
2 176,000
593,834
43,730
204,539
14,150
3,887
204,579
3 247.911
- 381
15
13
39C5
1,656 925
713 902
10,047
434,924
8,375
149,024
2 978,473
TAX DIGEST OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA FOR
1852.
Counties.
No. of
Polls.
So. of
Pro-
fes.
sions.
Free
Per¬
sons
of CI.
No. of
Slaves.
V a'ue of
Slaves.
Aggregate va
:ue of Land,
including im¬
provements.
Value of
Town Lots-
Money and
solvent debts
of at' kin Is.
Value ofPtock
in Trade.
,CptT. Invest¬
ed in Stocks
Manufactures
&e.
Value of o
ther pioper-
ty-
[Aggregate valuff
of" whole Taxar-
b'e property.
Lowndes....
965
8
1
2565
1,185 198
•$1005 519
$ 7,265
$ 395,010
$ 38,546
$422,1.82
3,056,49^
Lumpkin...
1161
7
5
925
■fi477,237
392 633
29,560
204,02!)
25,379
$.19,138
124,882
1.298,217
Macon
937
29
6
3621
L,817.678
1,292 874
170,970
687,017
117,223
263,234
4,360,161
Madison...
1,803,317
M'lntosh...
248
5
25
4412
1,576 130
843 990
102,160
231.452
69,425
3,000
81,026
2 927,432
Marion
1064
27
5
4082-2,(139 902
1 362.362
65,994
655,997
75,032
15,641
332.000
4.559,728
Meriwether
1211
30
1
7978|3.776,806
2.113 761
62,025
1,032,841
73,426
5,700
463.936
7 547.507
Monroe
1077
36
11
94"3 2,352,689
4,535,420
155,610
1,231.550
93.687
4,550
88,861
7,828369
Montgom'y
303
1
1
664
319 254
211.643
36
79,400
2,300
300
153,550
777 082
Morgan-....
675
29
6
7169
1 887 112
1 29 1,654
234,425
1,351,754
128,160
93,050
257,957
6.568 667
Murray..—.
752
16
2
1083
397 910
611 917
26,175
314,106
18,363
5,068
130,102
1,510,247
Muscogee..
1425
75
34
7829
3.589 573
2 075,271
1,221,260
2,881,874
759,630
424.875
434,548
11 585,051
Newton....
1418
39
11
5472
2 390 707
1.G34 857
155,838
94,121
67,854
320,000
5 845,939
Oglethorpe.
781
31
2
7449 3 271 297
1 582 787
53,628
970,091
- 48,672
284.867
5 985 135
Paulding....
722
1
1
601.525
Polk , .
Pike
1134
18
14
4164
1,919,700
1,459,982
50,135
873,843
67,719
3,500
268,583
4 615.78S
Pulaski
652
9
5
3,164.328
Putnam...
609
16
6
7866
3 253 482
1 383.450
118,185
1,016,025
52,523
96,700
308,365
6,044 632
RabuD
32(
1
102! 45 300
125.878
3,715
27,832
1,509
1,000
4«,8f'6
254.151
Randdph..
1398
26
4934'2 712 956
1.586.396
67,535
900,126
69,095
477,224
5,857,541
Richmond..
1858
73
152
6933>2 927,178
1,364,690
2,814 687
5.967,966
1,411,794
683,405
291,118
15 7t 6,682
Sciiven
524
16
3479,1.429 845
941.161
3,307
210,130
13,757
217,145
2.822,871
Spalding...
811
2G
7
2738,1 217.497
716,015
345,216
688,151
278,108
4,405
145,247
3,353 021
Stewart...
1C27
39
1
7761 3 866 728
2 345 930
91,841
1,370,636
100.885
375.909
8,314,238
Sumter.. ..
1244
29
2
4591,2 228 531
1,740 231
76,502
735,728
44,652
9,310
36»,lii6
4,978,314
Talbot. .....
1
6»7&4T05«S
TAX DIGEST OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA FOR 1852.
Counties.
Taliaferro.
Tattnall :
Taylor ...
Telfair...
Thomas..,
Trsup..
Twiggs.,
Union....,
No. of
Polls.
Walker.
Walton
Ware
Warren.....
Washington
Wayne
Whitfield...
Wilkes
Wilkinson..
Total.
335
432
324
752.
1277
523
1288
- 990
1202
366
894
1189
177.
1027
648
760
No.of|
Pro-
Free
Per¬
sons
of CI,
15
2
2
18
47
12
5
16
19
1
19
18
1
13
25
11
14
Jto. of
Slaves.
28 il)
815
1097
5214
9190
4713
227
4632
4087
161
6883
6134
482
846
8I64
2903
Value of
Slaves.
1,239,479
375,370
544,450
2.452,540
4 470,400
2,270 550
94 860
2,197,965
1,723,882
84.550
2,495,948
2,785,028
190,460
359,910
3,285,560
1,320.804
Aggregate va
»e of Land,
including im.
porvements
$ 550,627
371.220
485,507
1,273.948
2,282,873
1,100.546
' 477,989
1,140,513
1,057,786
232,130
1.454 695
1,648,672
82.119
702,786
1.398 801
1 127,897
Value ©f
Tewn Lots.
$ 20,570
1 605
12,000
87,515
266,945
16,170
17,560
55,975
53 240
200
53,873
63,050
64,545
159,069
17,950
Money and
solvent debts
of all kinds.
Value of Stock
in Trade-
$ 273,095
93,100
135,191
991,407
1,749,687
491,723
90,394
828,174
698,686
151,519
892.556
612.330
64,425
243,389
1,067,730
403.0141
Cut'l. Invest¬
ed in Stocks,
Manufactures
&c.
14,195
6,150
5,800
106,275
144,975
19,800
16,950
62,829
44,558
4,108
31,050
83,068
7,200
58,990
80,135
22,851
Value of o*
ther proper*
4,697
1,300
10,000
7.000
3,356
180,915
98,636
9.950
2,500
7,780
17,000
8,500
fTTtsre
170,496
97,411
315,063
512,980
244,798
194,829
298,578
293,111
65,578
263,485
342,916
91,050
132,804
275,342
233 879
Aggregate value
of whole Taxa>
ble property.
$2,229,910
958,920
1,282,272
901,445
5,489,708
9,471,619
3,588,323
960,903
4,261,946
8,113.980
3,9c6,186
652,801
5,38 i,594
5,530,635
457,198
1,481,750'
6,266,679*
3,322,930=
REMARK.—The Digest for the counties of Camden, Cass, Chattooga, Dade, Gordon, Greene, Jefferson, Madison, Folk, end-
on® or two others, is incomplete—full returns not having been received at the Executive Department at Milledgeville up to the 14th-.
August; although by the statute Law, the Receivers of Tax Returns are required to make their returns by the 1st July. Wehavd
in consequence omitted the totals, also the number of acres of 1st, 2d, 3d and 4th quality Land, respectively, the number of persons-
liable to military duty, (as of little importance ;) also the value of household furniture, which last is, however, embraced in the last
column, under the head of aggregate value of whole Taxable property. Th® Digest is as complete as the Returns on file iu the
Executive Departmeut will permit at the date of the issue of the Almanac for 1853
6R.KNYilX&'l( ALMANAC.
GOVERNMENT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
$3,500
John H. Means, of Fairfield, Governor, Salary,
Joshua J. Ward, of Georgetown, Lieutenant-Governor.
B. Perry, of Colleton, Secretary of State, Fees.
J. B. McCully, of Chester, Comptroller-General, 2,000
Wm. Laval. of Charleston, Treasurer, Lower Division, 2,000
R. C. Griffin, of Columbia, do. Upper Division, 1,600
William F. Erwin, of Chester, Surveyor-General, Fees.
Isaac W. Hayne, of Charleston, Attorney-General, $1,100 and Fees.
John Gibbes, . Supt. of Public Works, 1,500
R. F. W. Alston, of Georgetown, President of the Senate.
W. E. Martin, of Charleston, Clerk of the Senate.
J. S. Simmons, of Charleston, Speaker of the House,
Tho's. W. Glover, of Orangeburg, Clerk of the House, 1,000
A TA8LB shewing tha POPULATION OF BACH DISTRICT in So, Ca., according
to the Census of 1850 ; also the COURT HOUSE of the District, and its DISTANCE Rom
the Seat ot Government.
Districts.
Abbe-yi^e
Anderson
Barnwell
Beaufort.. •.........
Charleston.........
Chester..... i.......
Chesterfield.-.
Colleton
Darlington..........
Edgefield
Faii-field
Georgetown
Greenville
Horry
Kershaw
Lancaster
Laurens
Lexington
Marios
Marlborough
Newberry
Orangeburg
Pickens.
Richland
(Spartanburg
Burnter
Union
Williamsburg
York
Total.
Free.
12,972
13,901
19,600
6,528
29,069
8,156
6,896
7.178
6,789
16,531
7.104
2,392
13,495
5,824
4,896
5,974
11,453
7.373
9,888
5,189
7,455
8,199
13,228
7,205
18,358
10.155
9,459
3,939
11.351
283,7.'??
Slaves. Total. Name of C. H. Dist.
19.176
7,514
14,008
32,323
54,801
01.087
3,894
81,332
10,011
22,648
14,250
17,875
6,752
2082
9,578
5,014
11,953
5,557
7,520
5,000
12.088
15,425
3,079
12,978
8,038
23,065
10,442
8,393
8,008
384,720
32,148
21,475
26,008
38,851
83,873
18,243;
10,790
28.510
16,830
39,179
21,410
20,267
20.247
7,906
14,474
10,988
23,4110
12,930
17,408
10,789
23,143
23,624
16,356
20,243
26,390
33.220
19.901
12.332
19,359
594,389
Abbeville,
Anderson,
Barnwell,
Beaufort,
Charleston,
Chester,
Chesterfieid,
Walterborough,
Darlington,
Edgefield,
Monticello,
Georgetown,
Greenville,
Conwayboro,
Camden,
Lancaster,
Laurens,
Lexington,
Marion,
Rennets ville,
Newberry,
Orangeburg,
Pickens,
Columbia,
Spartanburg,
Sumterville,
UniOnville,
Kingstree,
YorkviJle,
97
127
100
146
124
57
105
99
129
50
31
152
107
190
33
72
70
12
146
107
40
44-
144
63
70
ICS
79
JUDICIARY.
Judges of the General Sessions and Common Pleas.
J. N. Whitner,
Josiah J. Evans,
J. B. O'Neall,
D. L. Wardlaw,
Edward Frost,
T J. Withers,
J. S. D. Richardson,
Alexander Herbeniont,
of Anderson,
of Society Hill,
of Newberry,
of Abbeville,
of Charleston,
of Camden,
of Sumpter,
Clerk of Court of Appeals
1850,
$3,000
1829,
3,000
1835,
3,000
1841,
3,000
1844,
3,000
1847,
3,000
1850,
3,000
£ 2
0ISTRCTS. I COM.& REGISTERS.
TIMES OF IIOLDT1VG COURTS OF EQUITY
oharles ) !as,„! ul'!«?r, A.a ter .
. < J. W. Grav, ( ommisaioner
ton f T. Gantt Keeis'er.
Orangeburg V. D. V. Jamison
Barnwell Johnson rlagood
Colleton D. P. Williams
Beaufort R, J. Davant
Chesterfield Jas. C. Craig
Marlboro' E. P. Irvine
Darlington Tbos. C. Evans
Marion C. D. Evans
Horry James Beaty
Georgetown S. T. Atkinson
Williamsburg E. J. Porter
£ % Sumter
% ^Kershaw
Richland
Lexington
rfewberry
Edgefield-
Abbeville
Anderson
Pickens
Greenville
Laurens
W. Haynesworth
W H Workman
R. C Pearson
H. A. Meetze
Lambert J. Jones
Arfht r Simpkins
A. II. Jones
A. O. Norris
Miles M. Norton
S. A. Townes
R. R. Campbell
Spartanburg T. O. P. Vernon
Union
York
Lancaster
Chester
Fairfield
D. Gondeloek
J. L. Miller
J. H. Withorspoon
James Hemphill
W.R. Robertson
b S at Charleston, on the 1st Monday in February, to sit six weeks,
and on'the 2d Monday in June to sit four weeks,
at Orangeburg, on the 1st Mouday in Feb. to sit one week,
at Barnwell, on the 2d do do do do
at Walterboro, on the 3d do do do do
at Gillisonville, on the 4th do do do do
f at Chesterfield, on 1st Tues. aft. 1st Mon. in Feb. to sit 2 days
at Marlboro on the Fr day aft. 1st Monday in Feb, to sit 2 days,
at Darlington, on the 2d Monday in February, to sit three days,
at Marion, on Friday after 2d Monday in Feb. to sit four days,
at Conwaybio, for Horry, on Thurs. af. 3d M. in Feb. to sit 3 days,
at Georgetown, for Georgetow on 4th Mon. in Feb. to sit 3 ds.
at Williamsburg on the Fri. after 4th Mon. in Feb. may sit 3 ds.
f at Sumter, on the first Monday in June, may sit 6 days,
at Camden, on the 2d Monday in June,
at Columbia, on the 3d do do
at Lexington, on the 4th do do
at Newberry, on the 1st Monday after 4th Monday in June,
at Edgefield, on the 1st Monday in June,
at Abbeville, on the 2d do do
at Anderson, on the 3d do do
at Pickens, on the Thiusday after tho 3d Monday in June,
at Greenville, on the 4th Monday in June,
at Laurens, on the Thursday after the 4th Monday in June,
at Spartanburg, on the 1st Monday in June,
at Union, on the 2d do do
at York on the 3d do do
at Lancaster on the 4th do do
at Chester, on the 1st Monday after the 4th Monday in June,
at Winnsboro on the 2d do do do do do
DAYS.
7th Feb,
13ih Jur
7th F«d.
14th Feb.
21st
28th
8th
11th
14th
18 th
24th
28th
1th March
6th Juno
13th
2t)ih
th
4th July
Gth June
13th
20th
23d
27th
30th June'
Gth
13 th
2'ith
27th
4th July
11th «
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Times of Holding Courts of Sessions anb Common Pleas, for each Circuit.
Spring Term commences on
Days of City
month. Circuit.
Southern,
Western. Northern. Middle
Eastern.
1st Monday in March,
2d do do
3d do do
4th do do
1st Mon after 4th Mon in Mar
2d do do do
3d do do do
Fall Term commences on
1st Monday in October,
2d do do do
3d do do do
4th do do do
1st Mon after 4th Mon in Oct.
2d do do do
3d do do do
Mar 7th
14th Charleston
21st
28th
r 4th
Apr 11th
18 th
Oct 3d
ioth
17th
24tb
Oct. 31st
Nov. 7th
14th
to sit six
weeks
Edgefield,
Barnwell,
Gillisonville for Beaufort
Walterboro for Colleton
Orangnburg
Edgefield,
Barnwell,
Charleston
to sit four Gillisonville for Beaufort,
weeks Walterboro for Colleton
. . . (Orangeburg,
Spartanburg,
Laurens,
Abbeville,
Anderson,
Pickens,
Greenville,
Spartanburg.
Laurens,
Abbeville,
Anderson,
Pickens,
Greenville,
Union,
Fairfield,
Chester,
York,
Lancaster,
Union,
Fairfield,
Chester,
York,
Lancaster,
Richland,
Newberry
Lexington.
Kershaw,
Sumter,
Richland,
Newberry,
Lexington,
Kershaw,
Sumter,
Chesterfield,
Marlboro,
Darlington,
Marion,
Conwaybo-o for
Georgetown,
Williamsburgh,
Chesterfield,
Marlboro,
Darlington,
Marion,
Conwayboro for
Georgetown,
Williamsburgh,
Bony,
Hony,
Associate Judges in
the Courts of Law
JOSIAH J. EVANS,
J. B. O'NE VLL,
1>. L. WARDLAW,
EDWARD FROfeT,
T. J. WITHERS,
J. N. WHITNER,
Attorney General.
Solicitors. To attend the
Eastern Circuit.— W* J. H ANNA.
Western do.—J. P. BE1L).
Middle do.—SIMEON PAIR.
Notthern do.—T. N. DAW7KINS,
Southern do.—M. L. BONHAM,
I. W. HAYNE, to attend the
City Circuit.
£ The Court of Appeals in Law atd Equity, to be held in Char, eston on the 2d Monday
in January, to try cases for the Districts of Georgetown, Horry, Beaufort, Colleton, and
Charleston.
23s*" The Court of Appeals in Law and Equity, to be held at Columbia, on the 1st Monday
in May, and 4th Monday in November.
The Judges have power to order adjourned or extra sessions in Columbia or Charleston,.
A Court for CORRECTION OF ERRORS, consisting of all the Chanoellore and
Judges of the Courts of Law, shall be held at such time, during the sittings of the Courts of
Appeal, as Judges may appoint.
Return Hay. 1 iileen days before the sitting of each Court.
City Court
of
Charleston.
Held 1st Monday in February,
do do May,
do do July,
2d do October,
2th ) Hon. William Rice, Recorder..
3d
5th
10th
f 3y Return Day, ten days be lore
) each Court is held
32 gricnville's almanac.
GOVERNMENT OF ALABAMA.
Salary.
Henry W. Collier, of Tuscaloosa, Governor, (term of office ex¬
pires on the 1st Monday in December, 1853,) $'2,500
William Garrett, Secretary of State, Fees and 1,200
Joel Riggs, Comptroller of Public Accounts, 2,000
William Graham, State Treasurer, 1,200
Marion A. Baldwin, Attorney-General, Fees and 42»
James G. Carroll, Adj. and Inspector-General, 200
Carter R. Harrison, of Tuscaloosa, Quartermaster-General, 200
Michael Toumey, of Tuscaloosa, State Geologist,
The Senate consists of 33 members, elected for four years, one half of them
going out every two years. The House of Representatives consists of 100
members, elected for two years. The Legislature meets biennially in the
city of Montgomery, on the second Monday of November. The fourth
biennial session will be held in 1853. The pay of the members of both
Houses is $4 a day each. The public records, archives, and offices were
removed from Tuscaloosa to Montgomery, in November, 1847. The new
State Capitol was destroyed by fire in December, 1849. Aasther, erected
on the same site, was completed November 1st, 1851.
Judiciary.
Supreme Court.
Salary.
Edward S. Dargan,
of Mobile,
Chief-Justice,
$2,250
William P. Chilton,
of Tuskegee,
Associate-Justice,
2,250
Daniel Coleman,
of Athens,
do.
2,250
N. W. Cocke
of Tuskegee,
Reporter
Feesi
Marion A. Baldwin
of Montgomery,
Attorney General,
Fees and 425
George C. Ball,
of Montgomery.
Cleric,
Fees
The judges of the Supreme Court, and the chancellors, are
elected by a
joint vote of the two houses of tho General Assembly, for six years. The
Supreme Court'has appellate jurisdiction only, and holds its sessions at the
seat of government, on the first Monday of January aud June of each year,
for hearing and determining points of law taken by appeal or writ of error
from theChnacery, Circuit, and Probate Courts. The volumes of reported
decisions are thirty-seven in number.
Court of Chancery.
Salary.
Jos. W, Lesesne, of Mobile, Chancellor of the Southern Div'n, $ 1,500
Wiley W. Mason, of Auburn, do. do. Middle do. 1,500
David G. Ligon, of Moulton, do. do. Northern do. 1,500
The State is divided into three chancery divisions and thirty-seven dis¬
tricts, in each of which one session of the court is held annually, except in
some of the larger districts, where two sessions are held.
CUKXT.1JLBV AI.MANA#.
33
Circuit Courts.
Judges.
John D. Phelan,
Ezekiel Pickens,
Geo. D. Shortridge,
LeroyP. Walker,
Residence.
Marion,
Salem,
Montevallo,
Florence,
Thomas A. Walker, Jacksonville,
Lyman Gibbons,
William R. Smith,
George Goldthwajt,
Robert Dougherty.
Circuit.
1st,
2d,
3d,
4th,
5th,
6th,
Salary.
$1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
Attorneys.
William E. Clarke.
James A. Stallworth,
William S. Mudd.
John S. Kennedy.
W. O. Winston.
Wm. H. Piatt.
Daniel Goggin,
Marion A. Baldwin.
Johnson J. Hooper.
Mobile,
Fayette C. H. 7th,
Montgomery, 8th,
Tuskegee, 9th,
This court has original jurisdiction in all civil and criminal causes in the
State. Two sessions (spring and fall) are held each year in every county.
The Solicitors, besides fees, receive a salary of two hundred and fifty Jdollars,
except in the first circuit, where the salary i3 three hundred and fifty dollars.
The Attorney-General acts as Solicitor for the eighth eircuit. ,
In Mobile county the criminal jurisdiction has been transferred to a special
City Court for Mobile.
Salary.
Alexander McKinstry, of Mobile, Judge $2,000
This eourt holds three terms each year, on the first Mondays of February,
June, and December, and has concurrent jurisdiction with the Cireuit Courts
except in real actions.
k
Judges of Probate, (who are also Clerks of the court and Registers oj
Deeds for their respective counties).
Counties. Judges.
Autauga.—Henly Brown,
Counties. Judges. Counties. Judges.
De Kalb—Reuban Estes, Monroe—Charles II. Foster,
Fayette—John C. Moore, Montgomery—H. N. Watson
Franklin—James H. Trimble, Morgan—Thomas Price,
Green—James R. Evans, Perry—James F. Bailey.
Henry—Hastings C. Owens, Piekens—Tristr. S. Thomas,
Jackson—John C. Dixon, Pike—Bird Fitzpatrick,
Jefferson—Irab Baily, Randolph—Joseph Burton,
Lawrence—Hen. H. McGhee, Russell—Thomas S. Tate,
Lowdnes—Edward II. Cook, Shelby—J. M. MeClanahan,
Lauderdale—W T. Hawkins, St. Clair—Irby Wooiley,
Cherokee—Wm E. McDaniei, Limestone—'Thomas G. Tyus, Sumter—Benj. J. H. Gaines,
Coffee—James Claxton, Macon—Lewis Alexander, Talladega Alex. J. Cotton,
Madison—John W. Otey, Tallapoosa—Marcus C. Lane,.
Marion—John D. Terrell, Tuscaloosa—Moses MoGuire,
Marengo—James A. Young, Walker—John Irwin,
Marshall—Monjg. Gilbreath, Washington—T. S. Parker,
Mobile—Edwin Rust, Wilcox—John A. Jaekson.
In consequence of an amendment of the constitution of the State, ratified in January,
1850 the preceding list of Judges of the Circuit Courts, Judge of the City Couri of Mobile,
and Judges of Probate were all elected by the people on the first Monday of May, 1850, and
for a terifl of sjx years.
Baldwin—Patiick Bryan,
Barbour—Wm. K. Cowen,
Benton—Alexander Woods,
Blount—John C. Gellispie,
Bibb—John W. Bottle,
Butler—Samuel J. Boiling,
Chambers—Samuel Pearson.
Clarke—Henley W. Coate,
Choctaw—Carter N. Wilcox,
Conecuh—A. D. Carey,
Coosa—J. W. Buttle.
Covington—Wm. T. Aoree,
Dale—Abel Echols,
Dallas—Thomas G. Rainer,
BRENTSLLE B AI,MiNA».
GOVERNMENT OF TENNESSEE.
Palary
$2,001)
W. B. Campbell, of Carthage, Governor,
VV. B. A. Rain3ey, of Nashville, Sec. of St. §• Int. Imp. ConCr, 800 &/
Anthony Dibrell, u Treasurer-,. 1,500
Arthur R. Crozier, " Comptroller of Treasury, 2,000
West H. Humphreys,
Attorney-General <J- Reporter, 1,000
JOBICIARY.
Supreme Court.
Judge, Western Division,
■" Eastern. ' "
*« M'ddle "
Clerk, Western Division.
" Eastern - 41
" Middle *'
PaVv.
$1,800
1,800
l.ftOO
Fees.
A. O. W. Tottpn, of Jackson,
Robert J. McXlnney, of Creenv.lla,
Nathan Green, of Lsbaoou,
William H Stephens, of Jackson,
James W. Campbell, of Knoxvilie,
James P. Clark, of Nashville,
The J ud ms of the Suprem Court are elected by a joint vote of the two
Houses of tne General Assemb'y, for the term of 12 years. Tire Judges of
the Inferior Courts are elected in the same maimer, for eight years. There
are 14 Circuit Courts. Salary of each judge, $1,500. Each circuit has an
attorney, paid by fees.
Court of Chancery.
Calvin Jones,
Thomas L. Williams, of Knoxvilie,
Terry H. Cuhal, - of Columbia,
Bromasld L. Ridley, of Jefferson,
of Sommerville, Chancellor, Western Division, $1,500
Eastern
M'ddle
Fourth
Circuit Courts.
Judges.
1. Seth J. W. Lucky,
2. Ebon'r. Alenander,
3. Charles F. Keith,
4. Wm. B. Campbell,
5. Samuel Anderson,
6. Thomas M uiey,
7. Cave Johnson,
8. E im. Diilahunty,
9. Wm, Fitzgerald,
10. John Read,
11. J. C. Humphreys,
12. R. M. Andernon,
IS. A. . Mnrohbanks,
14. Elijah Walker,
Residence
Jnneshoro.
Knoxvilie.
Athens.
Carthage.
Murfreesboro.
Nashville.
Clarksville.
Columbia.
Paris.
Jackson.
Soinmprville.
New Ma'ket.
M'Minnville.
Centreville.
A. A. Kyle,
D. H. Cummings,
George W, Bridges,
M. M. Brien,
Wm. L. Martin,
R. C. Foster, 3d,
W. B. Johnson.
Archelaus Hughes,
John A. Rogers,
D. P. Scurlock,
John D. Good-ill.
W. R. Caswell,
R. A. Hill,
1,51 0
1,51'0
1,500
Residence.
Rogersville.
Knoxvilie.
Athens.
Smithv lie.
Lebanon.
Nashville.
Clarksviile.
Columbia.
Dresden.
Jackson.
Memphis.
Russeivillp.
M'Minnvills.
Wavnesboro.
Criminal Court of Davidson County.
William K. Turner, of Nashvil'e, Judge,
Common Law and Chancery Court of the City of Memphis.
William R. Harris, of Jackson, Judge, $1,803
Pah-y
$ 1,500
*«i.airmxK'a 95
POST OFFICES IN" EACH COUNTY IN THE STATES OF
OliO&GU, TENNESSEE, AND ALABAMA.
. . GEORGIA.
Counties. Post OJiccs,
AppUng. Holmesville. ' . 1
Baker. Albany, ConeonL Fish Trap, GiUh
on's, Gum Fond, Keaton's Shoals, New
lonv Oak Lawn, • (
Ba'dwtn. Milledgeville." J
Bibb Bear Range. Macon, Newson.
Bryan. Eden, Old Court House.. , • '
Bodoch. Statesboro'. Mill Kay.
Burke. Alexander, Birdsville, Fox- Grove,
Fryer's Bonds, Girad, Joy's Miils. Hoi'
. combe, Lester's Dtstrrta. MidviHe. Mil-
1m, .Sardis, Waynesboro', Woodburn.
Butu. Cork. Indian Springs, Jackson, Sev
en Islands, Teivailiga,. Worthed e
Caindeu. Centre Village-,.Jefferson, Langs.
, bury, Saint Mary's. ,
Campbell. .OampbclUon. Cedar Branch,Dark
Co;nor. County Line;- Riverfown, Salt
Springs Saodlown Sweetwater Factory.
'Carroll. iiowdun, Boweriviilc, Buekhom.
Burnt Stand. Cariolhon, Hickory Lewd,
. ■, Laurel Hill, Rotbecwood, I;J!a;>oo-a,
Villa Rica, •- ? '
Cass. AdairsviUe, Allaioona, "Cartersviile,
Cassville. I old Run, Fade's Furnace,
Etowah. Euhorley, Free Budge, Kings¬
ton. t iitle Fraiiie. Fine Log, Safiquoy
' Stilesboro'.
. Chatham. ' Savannah: 1
Chadooga. Alpine,. JBeachland, Chattooga*
i ville, Dirt Town, Melville., Spbligna,
Mount Hickory. Snmmerville, Tnyn i ac-
lory, Telo'ga Springs, 1
Cherokee.- Bail Ground, Hoard tree, Canton,
Freemansvilie, Gollsvills Harnageville.
Hickory Flat, Kossuth, Orange, Troy,
Woodstock.
Clarke.- Atheus, Farmiugton, .Salem, V/at>
kinsville. J,
Cobb. Aoworth, Boltonvjlle, Lebanon, Lost
Mountain, Marietta. Mill Grove, i'bw-
dei Springs, Eediand. Roswell. Stony Ft.
Columbia. Appling, Berzeiiaj Darby's, Eu
bunks, Lotnbardy. Raysville, Republican,
Thompson, White Oak, Wtightsboro',
Wiiifie'd. - ' ■ _
Coweta. HarraLson, Kidron, Location^ Lodi
Newnan, Pa!metTo, Paris. Rio, Saluda,
Willow Grove.
Crawford. "'Frauciaville, Hammock Grove,
Hickory Grove, Hopewell. IWito* vilie.
■Dude. Trenton, Wauhatohee Rising Fawp.
Decatur. .ttrapulgus, Bainbridge, Cairo
Olive -tito'-e. •
DeKa:b. Alienta, Cross Keys, Decatur,
Lythoma, Panihersville, Stout- Moum-am,
East Point ITtoy.
Dooly. Drayton. Gum Creek, HolhdMsville.
Millwood, l'rav. R-st Vienna, Vv arwic.t.
E*r'y. Btak-jly, Fort Gaines Pac'uMa.
Effingham. Egypt, Pleasant urove, Reloim,
B'btrt!mAma«daville, AnthonyShoals, Broad
"' River, Cold Water, Cook s Law Othce,
Craftsville Eagle Grove. Elbeiton, Hsr'
mony, Montevideo, Petersburg!!, RuckT
ersvilie.
Emanuel. Swainsborongh. Canooche.
Fayette. Faiburn. Fayettevilie, neit Oak,
Glenn Grove', Jonesborough, Rough and
Ready, White Water; Folk.
Floyd. Armuchee, Ca'ii'orniac Cave Spring,
Coosa. Everett's Spiing, Hermitage,,, ohn-
sow. Missionary Station, Rome, Vann's
Valley, Waleska.
Forsyth. Ashland. Big Creek, Cool Mountain,
Gumming, Hartford, High Tower. Shel>.
tonville, Vickery's Creek, Warsaw.
Frankiin Aquiila, Bowersville, Hushville,
„ Gainesville, Fair View Franklin sprinrs,
Grove Level Heiilv'sstore King's rseu.-h
Hudson Middle River. Mosely s Store,
Parker's Sto.e. Walnut 11.11,
Gilmer. Blue Ridge, Carticay Ellejay. Hot
House. Marbtehead Prince. Edward,
Tacoah, 1 Fail's Creek. Talking Rock,
White Path.
Glynn, Bethel,. Brunswick, ■ Fancy Bluff,
Frederioa. r
Gordon.- hair Mount,r Callioui.
Greene. Cracker's Neck. Greensboro. Mer.
relt, fenneld, Public -quart Scull Shoals,'
Union Point, White Plains, Woodville.
Gwinnette. Auburn, Berkshire. Cain's,Ches¬
ter', ' Chinkapin < ■ rove. Lawrenoeville,
Orrisvrfl■•, Piuefcney vilie, Rock Bridge,
tin wane,- Swpet Water. Yellow River.
Habersham., Allandale. Batesville, Dawson,
Blue Creek. Clarkesville, Hollingsworth,
Leo Loudsiilie, Mount 'Yonali. Toocoa
Falls Nacoochee, Walton's Ford,
Hall. ■ Argo. Ohesnut Hill. Gil'sville, Glade
Mines Gaine-vdle, Gailey'* Mill, Hog
Mountain, Poplar Springs, Sugar Hill
War Hill.
Hancock. Devereaux's Store, Long's Bridge,
Mount Zion. Poweltou, Shoals of Oge-
chee, Rock dills. Sparta.
Harris. Cataula, Cochran's Cross Roads, El-
lerslie, Hamilton, King's Gap, Mulberry
Grove, Piedmont,Wayerley Hall, Whites
vilie.
Heafd Corinth, Enon Grove, Franklin, Mc.
Bride's Miils, XloustoD.
Henry, tlersheba, Double Cabins, McPom
ough Flat Rock, Locust Grove, Sandy
Ridge. Pittsburgh, -pring. Stock Bridge,
Tucker's Cabin While House.
Houston, liuteiuan's S.o e, Busbayville.Fort
Valley. Havnevibo. Hende son, Minerva,
i'erry. Weilborn's Mil1-. Wiinn
'rwin Adams Edenficld F'atberg, intown,
'louse Ci-pf-k Jr wins Wile. I'ennsbcrough.
lackson Hs-ber's Uruek. liaurobei. Fainieis
R. Dechaai -s' >iill. Harmony Grove In¬
dian Creek .left'erson. Marcus, May;,vilie,
Mulberrv, Pond Fork.
Jasper. Hillsborough, "iVIechaniosville, Mon*
tieello, Palo Alto, Shady Dale.
Jefteraon- 'Bonny Doon, Fenn's Bridge, Low
26 anENVILLE's ALMA.NA<?.
POST OFFICES CONTINUED.
isville, Gamble, Reedy Creek, Spier's. Cuthbert, Greorget°wn^ No^^7>
Turnout, Spread Oak, Sylvan Grove.
Jones. Clinton, Etheridge, GriswoLdville,
Tranquilla, Wallaee.
Laurens. Buck Eye, Dublin, Laurens Hill.
Lee. Chenuba, Chickasawhatchie, Palmyra,
glade, Starkeville, Sumterville.
Liberty Hinesville, Jones' Creek, Ricebor-
ough, Taylor's Creek, Waltliourville.
Lincoln. Double Branches, Goshen, Lin.
colnton.
Lowndes. Alapaba, Clyattsville', Flat Creek
Griffin's Mills, Mineral Spring Okapilco,
Pisoola, Sharp's Store,Troupville, Talloka
Lumpkin. Amioalola, Auraria, Barrettsville,
Calhoun, Cavender's Creek, Crossville
Dablonega. New Bridge, Pleasant Re1
treat. Yellow Creek.
Macon. Fredonia, Grangersville, Hamburg,
Horse Head, Lanier, Marshall*, viUe
Oglethorpe.
Madison. Brookline, "Danielsville, Madison
Springs Planter's Stand, Taylorsville.
Mcintosh. Darien, South Newport, Fort Bar,
rington Ferry.
Marion. Buena Visth, Glenalta, Pineville,
Poindexter, Searsville, Tazewell.
Meriwether. Erin, Farmer's, Flat Shoals,
Gold Hill, Greenville, Jones' Mills, Oak
rwi^rHeVodtown, Pum.kintovvn
Richmond. Augusta, Belair, MeBean,
Richmond Factory.
Bcriven. Armenia, Black Creek, Buck Creek
Halcyondale, Jacksonboro', Mill Haven,
Mobley Pond, Ogeecheee, Scarborough,
Sylvania.
Stewart. Centre Hill. Florence, Green Hill,
Hannahatchee, Hard Menev He'ly Grave
Lannahassee, Lnmpkin, Richland, Bej-
eneeville.
Sumter. Americus, Danville, Friendship,
Plains of Dura, Pondtown, Providence.
Talbot. Belleview, BluffSpring, Carsonville,
Centre, Daviston, Monnt Pleasant. Pine
Hill. Pleasant Hill, Prattsburgh, Q-uito,
Talbotton,
TaliafeTro. CrawfordsviHe, Ray town.
Tatnall. Perry's Mills, Reidsville, Surrenays.
Telfair. Copeland, Faronia, Jacksonville, Me
Rae's Store Lumber City, Ocmulgepville,
Sugar Creek, Temperance.
Thomas. Boston, Duncanville, Grooverville,
Ocklockney, Station, Thomasville,
Troup. Antioch, Asburv, Cane Point, Hogaq
ville, La Grange, Long Cane, Monntvtlie,
O'Neal's Mills, Tronp Factory, Vernon,
West Point.
Ridge, Loweville, Luthersvihe, Rocky'Twiggs. Jeffersonville, Marion, Tarversville,
Mount Warm Springs, White Sulphur
Springs, Woodbury.
Monrqe, Culioden, Colaparchee, Rusrellviile
Forsyth, Johnstonville, New Market.
Unionville
Montgomery.
Vernon.
Mprgan. Buck Head, Donble Shoals, Ebv
nezer, Fairplay, High Shoals, Madison,
Wellington.
Murray. ChaseviTle, Cohuttah Sjirings, Coo>
sawattee, Dalton, Fancy Hill,Holly Creek,
Pleasant Valley, Red Clay, Red Hill,
Resaca, Spring Place, ^ugar Valley,
Tiltoq, Tunnel Hill, Woquiawn.
Muscogee. Bald Hill, Columbus, Halleca,
Jamestown, Roland Steam Factoiy, Upa'
toie.
Newton, Brick Store, Conyers, Covington.
Leaksville, Middle Ridge, Newton Facto*
ry, Newborn, Oak Hill, Oxford, Rocky
Plains, Sheffield, Snapping Shoals, Stars,
ville.
Oglethorpe. Bairdstown, Bowling Green,
Goose Pond, Lexington, Maxey, Mills¬
tone, Philomath, Point Peler, State Rights
Paulding. Cedartown, Esom Hill, Hunts-
ville, New Babylon, Marysville, Pump¬
kin Pile. Pumpkin Vine, Van Wert
YTeIlow Stone.
Pike. Barnesville, Griffin, Liberty Hill,
Milner, Milbridge. Zebulon,
Pu'aski. Hawkinsville, Longstreet.
Putnam. Clopton's Mills, Eatonton, Glades
Cross Roads, Hearnville, Rookville,Stan¬
ford ville.
Rabun. Clayton, Tiger.
Randolph. Brooksvilte, Cotton Hijl, Lowell,
110101?. Blnirsville, Brasstown, Gaddistowrt,
Ivy Log,Monnt Eolia, Polk, Shady Grove,
Skncmah, Wellscott, Young Cane.
Upson. Delray, Double Bridges, Hootens-
ville, Thomaston, Waymanville.
Boxville, Colquitt, Mount Walker. Anderson, Chesnut Plat, Ootoosa,
Duck Creek, Flick's Gap, Lafayette,
Gordon's Springs, Opelika, Pea Vine,
Pond Spring, Ringgold, Rock Spring,
Rossville, Snow Hill, Wood's Station,
Villa now,
Walton. Buncombe, Cutt Off, Good Hope,
Monroe, Social Cirele, Walnut Grove,
Windsor.
Ware. Saint Ilia, Stricklends, Waresboro'.
Warren. Camak, Double VVells, Mayfield,
Warrenton.
Washington. Curry's Mills, Davisboro'. He¬
bron, Irwin's Cross Roads, Oconee, San¬
ders ville, Tennille, Warthen's Store,
Wayne. Penlnrvis' Store, Waynesville.
Wi tea Aonia, Centreville, Danburgh, Hut-
ton's Fork, Mallorysville, Pistol Creek
Rehoboth, Washington.
Wilkinfon. Cool Soring, EmmiT. GoTdon,
Irwmton, McDonald, Milton, Stephens-
ville, Toombsboro'.
TENNESSEE.
Counties. Post Offices,
Anderson. Clinton, T oy's Crossroads, Olivers
llobertsville, Ross, Wallace's Crossroads,
Wilson's.
Bedford. Fairfiell, Flat Creek, Richmond,
Rich Valley, Rover, Rowewille, f-'helby-
ville, Sinking Creek, Unionville, Wartraoe
Benton, Camden, Chapultepec, ChasevMli
• renville1!
Bugle Creek, Morgan's Creek, Sewanee,
Will's Point.
Bledsoe. Crossville. Fillmore* Foster's Cross
Foods, Grassy Cove, Mount Airy, Nine
Mile. ©rme's Store, Pikeville, Roberson's
O'ost Foads.
Blount. Cade's Cove, Chilhowee, Clover
Kill, Cioyd's Creek, EUejoy, Friendsville,
Little River, Louisville, Marysville, Mor
gantown, Plum Grove, Tuoka'eechee
Cove, Unitia.
Bradley. Charleston, Chataty, Cleaveland,
Flint Springs, IBtoney Point.
Campbell. Bnlia'o Creek, Fineastle, Grants
borough. Jaeksboro, Lost Creek, Pouch
Creek, Straight Fork.
C'anson. Auburn, Bradyville, Mechanicsville,
VVoodbu'y.
Carroll. Buena Vista, Christmas ville, Hecla
Hico, Huntingdon, Macedonia, MeLe.
moresville, Mai tin's Creek, Roan's creek,
Sandy Bridge, South Cairob, Standard"
ville, Terrysville.
Carter. Dugger's Ferry, Elizabethtown.
Happy Valley, Roan Mountain.
Claiborn. Big Barren, Cumberland Gap.
Head of F-arren, Oldtoivn, Speedwell,
Sycamore, Tazewell, Yellow Springs.
Cooke. Newport, Parroltsvi'ls, Wilsonville.
Coifee. Beech Grove, Hickory creek, Hills-
borongh, Manchester,
David-on. Chesnut Grove, Elm Hi'J, Frank¬
lin College, Gulistan, Julia Lean, Mans-
ker's creek, Mount View, Nashville.
Ridge Port, South IIarpeth, South Nash
ville, Stewart's Ferry, Sycamore Mills.
Pecatur. Path Springs, Deeaturvii'e, Hermi¬
tage, Perrysvtlle. *
De Kaib. Alexandria, Liberty, Republican
Grove Sljgo, Smithville, Temperance
Hall.
Dickson. Barton's creek, Bellsbiirgh, Char¬
lotte, Danielsville, Rossland, Williams,
ville.
Dyor. Chesnnt Bluff, Dyersburg, Friendship
Grove Mount.
Friyefie. Belmont, Colleton, Concordia, Fbe-
nezer, Egypt, Fayette corner. Hickory
Withe, Ispahan, La Grange. Lame!
Creek, Macon, Mount Comfort, Moscow,
Nonconner, Oakland, Sandy Spring,
Sommervi'le, White Hall, Wolf River.
Fentress. Boiling Spiing, Coopersvi'de, Hales
Mills, Jamestown, Pal! Mall.
Franklin. Alisoma, Crow creek. E;k River,
Hawkervillo, Marble Hill, Sa'em, Tuba-
hoina, Tunnel, VVinchester, Winchester
Springs.
Gibson. Antioch, Bluff Springs, Chester,
Eaton, Gibson's Wells, Henings, Hope
Ilill, Pond H.ll Poplar Grove, Guiney,
Shady Grove, Shiloh, South Gibson,
Trenton, Waterford, Yorkville.
Giles. Bethel, Podenham, Bradshaw, Bun¬
ker's Ilill, Catnpbellsville Cornersvi lc.
Elk Ridge, Elkton, Lamartine, Lynnville
Mid Bridge, Prospect, Pulaski, Fu-Mand,
Shoal Spring. Vaie Mills, White Hill.
Singer. Austin's Ferry. Bean s Stalion.J
plain's Cip's Roads, Bull Run, Cedar
a almanac, 37
Ford, Clear Spring, Baynes, Marshall's
Ferry, Morristown, Powder Spring Gap,
Red Hill, Redwood, Rocky Spring, Snt.
ledge, Spiing House, Tampico, Thorn
Hill.
Greene. Bay Mount, Camp creek, Caney
Branch, Carter's Station, Cedar creek,
Clear creek, Oraysburgh, Greenville, Gus-
tavus, Henderson's Mill, Horse creek,
Laurel Hill, Limestone Springs, Little
Chucky, Newrnansville. Rheatown, Ro*
meo, Timber Ridge. Warrensburg.
Grundy. Altamont, Chesterfield, Cumber¬
land, Pelham.
Hamilton. Chattanooga, Chickamoga, Cozby,
Harrison, Julian Gap, Limestone, Loddy,
Long Savannah, Merry Oaks, Sail creek.
Snow Hill, West View, ZionHill.
Hancock. Allen's Station, Copper Ridge,
Mulberry Gap, Sneedsvihe, Trent's Cha¬
pel.
Hardeman. Audubon, Black Oak Grove, Bo¬
livar, Cloverport, Crainsville, Matamora,
Midd'ebnrgh, Moore's Cross Roads, New¬
castle, Nubbin Ridge, Van Bursn, White-
ville, William's Store.
Hard jn. Coffee Landing, Hamburg, Lowry '
ville, Red Sulphur Springs, Saltillo, Sa¬
vannah , Smith's Fork.
Hawkins. Lee Valley, Lyon's Store, Marb'e
Hail, Mill Bend, Mooresbnrgh, Nevy
Can-on, Bogersville, Saint Clair, Van
Hill, War Gap, Yellow Store.
Haywood. Brownsville, Cageville, Carolina,
Cherryvilie, Copan, Pancyville; Lane-
field, Rusk, Wesley, Woodvi'le.
Henderson. Hurricane creek, Jack's creek,
Juno, Lexington, Middle Fork, Ittifflin,
Nero, Pleasant, Exchange, Red Mount,
Scott's Hill, Shady Hill, Tippecanoe.
Henry. Albany, Barren Hill, Caledonia,
Cheap Valley, Como, Conyersville, Ell
Grove, Manlyvibe, Mansfield, Mount
Holyoke, Mouth of Sandy, Taris, Sandy
Hill.
Hickman Beaver Dam Springs, Bon Aqua,
Centerville, Duck Biver, Lick creek, Pa¬
lestine, Pleasantviile, Totty's Bond , Ver-
! r-on.
, Humphreys. Waverly, White Oak.
, Jackson. Bennett's Ferry, Buck Point, But-
Jer's Landing, Celina, Clementsville,
Double Springs, Flynn's Lick Fort
Blount., Gainesboro, Granville, Hamilton
Landing, Highland, Kossuth, Lodi, May,
field, Meigsville, Pekin, North Spring,
White Plains, Whitleyville
Jefferson. Chucky Bend, Pandridge., I.earL
vale, Mill Spring, Mossy creek, New
Market, Oak Grove, Panther Springs,
Russellville, Spiing Vale, Snoddyviile,
Strawberry Plains, Trion, Tuckahoe.
Johnson. Pandora, Shady, Taylorsville.
■ Knox. Arademia, Beaver Ridge, Campbells
Station, Church Grove, Flint Gap, Gap
creek, Knoxvii'e, Mecklen,burgh, Rao-
coon Valley, Woodbourne.
Lauderdale. Cane Bottom, Cottage Hill,Pry
Hill, Durhamville, Fnlton, Ripley, Wal¬
nut Post.
88
®UKSV(LLS!8 almanac.
Lawrence Co. Cass, Henry, Law-j
1 renceburgh, North Bend, Paio Ai
""to, Siicarcreek, Wayland's springs,
' We;-t Fo nt. ' ' .
Lewis. Hampshire, Newbnrgh.''
Lincoln. Boon's Hill Camargc, Cane
creek. Chesnut Ridge,' Cyruston,
Fayetteville, Gas factory, Georges
More, - Gill's Store," Kinderhook,
Lynchburg, Millviile. Moliuo, Mul-
- berry, Norris's Creek, Oregon Pe-
tersburgh, Pleasant Plains, Prospect
- Hill, Robinson's Store Viuey Grove.
McM.nn. Athens, Calhoun, Cant.
rell's X Roads, Coghill, Facility,
Hamilton X Roads jalapa, Man¬
tua, Oxford.
McNa.ry. Adamsville, Anderson's
More, Huggitfs creek, Jones' Mil's
Monterey," Montezuma, Morse
creek, Mud. creek, Purdy, Rose-
creek, Stantonvilie, Tatesville.
Macon. Alton Hill, Brook's Tan yard
La Fayette, Meadorv.lle, Red Boil-
- i.ng Springs. .
Madison. - Andrew hapel, ("otton
Grove, Lfenmark, Jackson, Masons
G«?ve, Medon Mount Pjnsoa. Oak-
ville, Poplar Corner, >pring creek.
Marion. Battle'creek, Cheeksvile,
Coop's creek, JJadsville, Fairview,
Jasperr, Looney's'creek, "-equatehe,
Walden's Ridge, Walnut Valley.
Marshall. Belfast, Berlin, Cauey
Spring, Catalpa Grove, Chapel H.ll.
Coch'ansvilie, Farmington, Lewis
burgh, Mooresville, New Hope,
Spring Place.
Maury. Ashwood, Bigbyville, Co
lumbla, Hope Hill, Hints' X Roads
Horn's Store, Kinnard's -tore. Mr.
Pleasant, Pieasant Grove, Poplar
Ridge, Rally Hill, Rich Hill, >anta
Fe Sereamersville, .-liver Creek
Springhiil, Willinmsport.
Meigs. Decatur, Go idfield, Kelly':
Ferry, Kincannon's Furry, Mouth
of Hcwassee, Pine Land, Sowee.
\ Ten Mile -land.
Monroe. ^Ball Play, Citico. Coker
.Creek, Four Mie Branch, Madison
-yviile, Midway, Mount Vernon, Phi
fyidelphia, Rockville, Sweetwater,
Tellico Plains, Towee Falls.
Montgomery. Asbury Blooming
Grove, Clarksville, Daleys Fredo-
nia," Henrietta, Johnson a, Kiltie
Grove, Mo Abater's X Roads. Meri-
ville. New Providence," New York,
' Ouecho, Palmyra, Pea Ridge, Port
" Royal, Richardson's, Ringgold, -ai-
lor's Rest, Tennessee Iron Works,
Whsatley's .Mills, Yellow Creek
Furnace. " -
Morgan. Crooked Fork, Long View, _
Morgan.
Obion.. Kulah, Fremont, Keel foot,
ilver Top, Totten's Wells, Troy,
Overton. Fox -pring, Hillliam, Liv¬
ingston, Locust -hade, Monroe,
Netberland, Nettle Carier, Oakhill,
Oakley, Olympus, SycamoreGrove,
Walnut Grove, West Fork.
Perry. Buardstown. Botanic Garde n
Buffalo, Linden, Woods.
Polk. Benton, Cauasauga, Colum¬
bus, Culchote, Greasy Creek, Oeoa,
Red Spring, Springtown, Sylco.
Rhea. Eagle Furnace, Smith's Cross
Roads, Milp'r Springs, Washington.
Roane. Barnardsville, Belleville,
Blair's Ferry, Cross Keys, Eagle
Furnace, Emory Iron Works, Erie,
Kiugston, Lenours, Postoaksprings,
Seven Islands, Wood'sHill, Wrights
ville. * . - j
Robertson. Bainbridge, Barren Plain,
Fiser's X Roads, Labanus, Mitchels -
ville, Malloy's, Red River, Rosehill,
Springfield, Thomasville, Turners-
ville.
Rutherford. ' Carlockville, Cherry
Flat, Fosterville, Hail's Hill, Jefler
' son, Jordan's Valley, Las Casas,
Millersburg, Milton, Murfreesboro,
Readyville, Stewartsboro', Vaughn
Valley, Versailles.
-molt. Huntsvillo. *-
•-evier. Boyd's Creek, Fair Garden,
Henry's Cross Roads, Pigeon Forge,
. t-evier, Trundle's Cross Roads,
Walden's creek, Wearo's Cove,
.-•helby. Ammonia, Big Creek, Col-
liersville, Germantown, Greenbot-
tom, Hazle Flat, Loosahatchee,
Memphis, Morning Sun, Raleigh,
Rosstown, Sulphur Well.
Smith. B.gdud, Carihage Clinton
Ce.legft, Convenient, Dixons springs
Gordonsville, Lancrster, Montrose,
Peyton's Creek, Pleasant >hade,
Rome, Witcher's X Roads.
Stewart. Cumberland Iron Works,
Dover, Hope, Indian Mound, Line
Port, New Portland. Tobacco Port,
Onward, Standing Rock.
Sullivan. Arcadia, .-lounisville, Clo¬
ver Bottom, Campbell's Rest, Eden
Rdge. Gott's X Roads, Greenfield.
Hilton's, Holsfon Valley, Kings port
Mill Point, Paperville, Poorhil1,
Rockhoids, White Top.
Sumner. Castalianspiings, Fountain
Head, Gellatin,Greenwood, Haunas
Hartsville, Hendersonville, -Mont¬
gomery, Rock House,Tyreesprings,
Willow Grove, Wirt College.
Tipton. Boaverdam Forks, Blooming
ton,Covington,Portersville, Randolph.
Van Baren. pencer.
Warren. Cancy Fork, Clearmount,
Irving College, McMinnville, Rock
Island, Rocky River, Rough and
Ready, Trousdale.
Washington. Blue Plum, Boon's
creek, Cox's * tore, Green Meadow,
James Cross Roads, Jonesborough,
leesburg, Locust Mount, Longmire
WashingionCoilege,WataugaI>ene.
Wayne. shland, Cariollville, * lif-
ton. Cypress Jan, Factor's Fork,
Houston, Piejtsunt Valley, r-orby
Victory Waynehborough.
Weakley. Boydsville. Dresden. Fie
mings, Irvine's -""tore Locust Grove
Mount Warren Old Hickory. Pal¬
mer's More. PhillipsviUe, Pillow-
vilie, Winston,
Whito. Bon Air ^priugs Cave Dry
Valley Fulling Water, Gcarsville
Newark. River Hill, t pavta.
Williamson. Arlington, Barren,
Bethesday, Boston, Eagleville,
Franklin. Good ■ pring, Han.eth,
Hills Valley, .loidau's Store. Leip-
er's Fork' Mount Nebo, Nolens-
villo, Pey*ons\ille Pinckney Riggn'
X Roads, Triune, West Harpctb
White Hearse.
'e almanac. 38
. Wilson. Big spring, Cainesville, Ce¬
dar Grove Cherry Valley. Com
merce Green Hill. Halifax. Hud-
dleston's X Roads, Lagado Leba
non, Mount Carmel-, Providence,
Rural Hill, ■* hop spring, tatesville,
Throe Forks.
ALABAMA.
Autauga County—Autaugavil'e, Bear Range,
Calhoun, Chesnut creek. Ilartwood, Inde¬
pendence, Kitigstcn, Mi'ton, MuHberry,
J'rattville, Robinson's spring.
Baldwin. Blakley, Fort Montpelier, Honey
Cut Stockton Tensaw.
Barbour. Clayton. C'owikee, Eufaula, Fort
Barbour, Fort Browder, Glennvi le, Kings.
Louisville, Midway, Mount Andrew, Mt.
Sereene.
Benton. A'exandria. Blue Eye, Boiling
spring, Cedar spring. Corn Grove, Cove
creek. Fair Play, Griffin's creek, Jackson¬
ville, Kemp's creek Ladiga, Lamartine,
Mt Polk Harrow Val'ey. New Retli 1,' ak
Level Oxford, Polkville. Quitman, Rabbit
Town Wehoga White Plains.
Bibb. Centrevi'le, Maplesville, Mars, Ran¬
dolph, Scottsville.
Blount, Blount's spring, B'ountsvi'le, Ohap-
ultepec Dauphin, Murpbree's Valley. Snm
mil, Vi lage springs, Vio'y. Walnut Grove.
Butler. Barges, Butlerville. Greenville, Kirk-
vilie, Maiiningham Millvi'le Monterey, Mt
Movialt, Riageville, Starlington, South
Butler.
Chambers. Bethlehem. Chambers, Cusseta,
Fredonia, Gc'd Hiil, Milltown, Mount
Hickory. Mt. Jefferson Oak Bowery, Osa-
mppa. Oselicha. Sharon. Wick'ifte.
Cheiokee. Blue Pond, Cedar Ifuff Centre,
Cobb's Mills Co'oma. Gadsden Gay'esviile,
( osheu. Hannegan. Leesburg Pleasant
Gap. Occo'o, Ringgo'd, Spring Garden,
Straight Meek, Turkey Town.
Choclaw. Barbour. Bairyton, Bladen springs,
Butler, Tsney Kinteibi.h Mt. Ster'ing,
Nicholson's store, Pushmataha, William's
X iloads.
Clarke. Air Mount, Bashi. Clarksvi 'e. Cof-
feeville, Choctaw corner. Gosport. Jackson,
Gainestown, Grove Hill, St. Paul, Suggs-
vide, Wilderness.
Coffee- Bentonville. Coffee corner. Geneva,
indigo llead.UldtoWn Smuteye. Wellbo-n.
Conecuh. Belleville. Brooklyn, Evergreen,
Aathansvil'e, Hepulga Sparta.
Coosa. Bradford, Bulger's Mills Bn vcksvi'le,
H»;na'ity, Good Water, Hanover Mixburg,
Rooki'oid, t'occopatay, Traveller's Rest,
Weturnpka.
Covington. Andalusia.
La'e. liarne's X Koads, PaleviUe. Honey
Town, Newton, Saw Mill, Scroggins Mills,
Wood Shop.
Dallas. Burnsvillo, Cahaba. Cambridge,
Carfowsviile, Elm Bluff, Fulton, Liberty
Hill, Mose'ey's Grovy, Orryi'i'e, Pleasant
Hill, Portland, Richmond, Selma, Summer
field, Westmoreland, Woodlawn.
BeKalb. Annawaika, Atwood, Coxville
Duck spring, Greenwood, Kendrieksville
Lebanon, North Bend, Rawlingsville. Sand
Mountain, Valley Head, VanBuren.Worth.
Fayette. Asbnry, Big Pond, Davis s creek,
Dublin, Fayette, Military springs, Mill Port,
Newtonville, Palo, Sheffield.
Franklin. Allsborougb, Blue Lick, Burleson
Buzzard Roost, Cane creek, Cburubusco.
Court House, La Grange, NewbUrgh, Dak
Hill, Pleasant Site, Point Smith, Roekoreek,
Russellville, South Florence, Tuscumbia.
Greene. Boligee, Clinton, Eutaw. Forkland,
Greensboro, Havana, Hollow Square, Hope¬
well, Knoxville, Mt. Hebron, Newbem,,
New Prospect, Pleasant Ridge, Springfield,
Union.
Henry) Abbeville, Columbia, Open Pond.
Cureton's Bridge, Franklin, Hiiiiardsville
Lawrence ville.
Jackson. Bellefont, Birmingham, Bolivar,
Dodsonviile, Langston, Larkin'a Fork,
Larkinsville, Liberty, Meadsville, Park's
'store, Princeton, Redman, Rocky spring
Sauta Trenton, Woodville.
Jefferson, Cedar Grove. Elyton, Jonesboro',
Mexico, Mt. Pinson, Oregon, Taylor's.T rnss.
Lauderdale. Centre Star. Florence, Gravelly
spring, Green Hill, Ingram* X, -Roads, Oak
land, Lauderdale Factory, Lexington
Masonville, Rogersviile, Slossburgh, Water¬
loo. Westmorelandvilleu
Lawrenceville. Brickville, Camp spring
Courtland, Hillsborough, Iiinloch, Landers-
ville, Leigh'on, Moultpn; Mt, Hope, Oak-
ville, Wolf spring.
Limestone. Athens; Bridgefbrth's; Luckyhit;
•Gilbertsborough; Mooresville; Shoal Ford;
White Sulphur Spriilgs.
Lowndes, Benton; Braggs; -Church Hill;
Collirene; Farmersville; Hayneville; Sandy
Ridge; Lawndesborongh; Manack; Mount
Wining; Sunny Side.
Macon, Abberloil; Auburn; Bambridge;Bug
Hall; Chunennggee; Cotton Valley; Enou;
Cubehatcliee; Cross Keys; Fort Decatur;
Fort Henderson; Loachapoka; Lock land;
Notasuiga; Ridge Grove, R idge'.ey; Society
Bill; Tuskegee; Union springs; Upbaupee;
Warrior Stand,
Madison. Berkley; Haden's; Hazle Green;
Huntsville; Madison's X Roads; Maysville;
Maredianville; New Hope; New Market;
Triana; Whitesburgb. 1
Marengo. Clay Hill; Dayton; Demopolis;
Dixon's Mills; Hampden,*Jefferson; Laurel
Hill; Linden; McKinley; Macon; Montpe-
lier; Nanafalia; Pinevilfe; Shilob; Bpencer-
ville; Spring Hill; Sweetwater.
Marion. Bexar; Canaan; Detroit; Gold Mine
Moscow; Pikeville; Toll Gate.
Marshall, Aurora; Beard's Bluff; Big spring;
Claysvil'e.) CottonvtJle; Gunter's Landing;
Hillian's Store; Kennamer; Meltonville;
Mountain Stand; Oleander; Red Hill;
Warren ton; Zachary.
Mobile. Mobile; Mount Vernon.
JUquiqb. Bell's Landing; Benq Vista; Burnt
chknyillk'* axmanac.
Corn; aaibome; Clauseiville; MoatoeviUe;
Mt. Pleasant; Polk; TurnbuU. , _ _ _
Montgomery. Argus;
Hawthorne; Line creek; Montgomery, Pine
Level; Mt-MeigK Oak Groye, P^ne Hill,
Pintlala; Ramcr; SharpsviUe, .^trata, Pa ra.
Morgan. Apple Grove; Basham s Gap; Bine
spring; Cedar Plains; Decatnr, Houston's
Lacey'ssprng; Mt.Hill; SomervilIe;Trinity.
Perry. Brushereek; Cbesnut Hill; Hamburg;
Jericho; Marion: Ocmulgee; Perryviile;
Plaateiaville; Radfordsvifle; Uniontown.
Pickens. Antiochi Bear Creek; Benevo'a;
Carlyle; Carrollton; Cochran's Mills; Gordon
- Fairfield; Hinton's Grove; Hope; Lacey's
Hill; Mantua; Memphis; Olney; Piokensm
ville; Pleasant Grove; Providence; Reforms
Vienna; York ville.
Pike. Blue creek; China Grove,' Edgefield;
' Farriorsville; Fryer's Bridge; Gainer's store;
Indian creek; Missouri; Montieeilo; Olustee
ereek; Orion; Pea river; Troy; Whitewater.
Randolph. Arbacoechea; Eastviile; High
Pine; Lamar, Lee's Ridge; Louina; MoKuq;
, Ockfnsky; Piuetucky; Roanoak; Rockdale;
Rock mills; Wedowee; Wehadkee; Weso-
bulga; Winston.
Russell. Burrsville; Crawford; Dover; Fort
Mitchell; Girard; Lamington; Nehamico;
Olivet; Opelika; Oswichee; Salem; Sand-
Fort; Ucbee; Vilula.
St. Clair. Asneviile; Bennetfsville; Brauch-
ville; Broken Arrow; Crawford's cove;
Cropwei); Greensport; Kelly's creek; Mt.
Nile*; Spriugvitle; Sulphur springs; Trout ok.
Shelby. Bridgeton; Columbiana; Cove, Bar-1
petsville; Highland; Lee's cove; Moutevallo
She'by springy; Wilsouville; Woodsboro'.
Sumter. Bellmont; Berlin; Bluffport; Brew-
ersville; Browns Bluff; Gainesville; Gaston;
Intercourse?Jones Bluff; Livingston; New
York; Payueville; Penola; Sumtexville;
Warsaw.
Tal'adega Bluff spring; Bowdon; Browns¬
ville; Cedar Tree; Cliinnibee; Coleta; Fife;
Conehardee; Court Hill; Fayetteville; Hat-
ober's; Hickory Level? Hdlabee; Kelly's
Springs; King ville; Kimulga; Local; Manlis-
ville; Maria Forge; Sylacauga; Silver Run;
Talladega; Wewokaville.
Tallapoosa. Beekefsvilhs; Camp Bill; Oosil-
ty Line; Dadevilie; Dudleyville; Fish Pond;
Goldyille; Horse Shoe Bend; Jackson
ctttnp; Koweliga; Piackoeyville; Rome;
S mtebahatchee; Stew's lerry; Tabassee;
Wind creek; Youngsville.
Toskaloosa. JBnek creev; Bnckland; Cartil¬
age; Fosters; Jena; McMath's; Monterey;
New Lexington; Nortbgort; North River;
Oregoaia; Komulus; Cripsey Tnrnpikp;
Tuscaloosa; Trion.
Wa'ker. Chilton's mills; Eldridge; Gap;
Holly Grove; Jasper; Thornhill; York.
Washington. New Wakefield; Old Wash'
inglon", Pleasant Valley ; St. Stephens.
Wilcox. Allenton; Bethel; Black's Blnff;
Camden; Canton ; Creagh's mill i Lower
Peach Tree; Parnassus; Pine Hill; Prairie
Bluff; Snow Hill; Upper Peaclj Trey;
Wolf creek-
A Table showing the net value in dollars and cents, of several articles of
American produce at the respective prices in Liverpool.
Cost of Cotton, allowing tare 4 per cent.,
loss 2V per cent, on invoice weight; inclu¬
ding freight at Id. and 5 per cent., storage
oae month, insurance, all landing charges;
and commissions; exchange 108:
Free on board.
5 cents
51
5£
?
6*
6£
6*
7
n
n
n
10
10$
101
10$
11
11$
"4
llf
Cost of Indian Corn,*■ 81 American bushels,
calculated to nett qr. of 480 lbs., includin,
freight 5s. per qr, and 5 per cent., dut
Is. per qr., one month's storage, insurance'
all commissions and landing charges; ex¬
change LOS:
Free on board.
In Liverpool.
3 7-16d. per lb.
3 9-16d
3 12-16d
3 14-16d
4d
4 2-16d
4 4-16d
4 7-16d
4 9-16d
4 ll-16d
4 13-16d
5d
5 2-16d
5 4-16d
5 6-16d
5 S-16d
5 ll-16d
5 13-16d
5 15-16d
6 1-16d
6 4-16d
6 6-16d
6 8-16d
6 10-16'd
6 13-l6d
6 15-l6d
7 l-16d
7 3-16d
per 56 lbs.
30 cents.
35 »
40 •«
45 "
50 «
55 »
60 «
65 «
70 «
75 »
80 •«
In Liverpool,
per qr. 4801bs.
20s 7d.
22s 5d
24s 4d
26s 3d
28s 2d
30s Od
31s lid
33s lOd
35s 9d
37s 7d
39a 6d
Cost of Bacon, including freight at 30s. pe
ton, and 5 per eent, one month's storage
insurance, ail landing charges and commis
sions; exchange 108:
Ire® on board.
In Liverpool
per lb nett.
per 112 lbs nett
5
cents
24s 9i
H
u
25s lid
54
it
27s Od
5f
It
28s 2d
6
l(
29s 3d
H
If
30s 4d
64
«
31s 5d
<<
32s 7d
7
It
33s 8d
71
(C
34b lOd
74
it
35s lid
7|
it
37s Od
8
((
38s 2d
8$
ft
39s 3d
84
It
40s 4d
9
(1
41s 5d
Cost of Wheat, li American bushels calcu-
lated to nett 701bs., including freight at 8s.
per qr. of 480 lbs., duty 4s. insurance' one
month's storage, all landing charges and
commissions; exchange 108,
Free on board. In Liverpool,
per bushel 56 lbs. per bushel 70 lbs.
' }1 7s 7d
1,05 7s lOd
1,10 8s 3d
1,15 8s 5d
1,20 8s 9d
1,25 9s Od
1,30 9s 3d
1,35 9s 6d
1,40 9s lOd
1,45 10s Id
1,50 10s 4d
Cost of Indian Corn Meal, including duty
at 4{;d. per cwt., freight 2s. 6d. per br). and
5 per cent, one month's storage, insurance,
all commissions and landing charges; ex¬
change 108:
Free on board. In Liverpool,
per barrel 196 lbs. per barrel 196 lbs.
$2,50 15s 8d
2,75 16s 9d
3 17s lOd
3,25 18s lid
3,50 21s 2d
3,75 21s 2d
A TABLE .hewing the POPULATION OP BASH COUNTY, according Jt-M DKVT i*
of 1850; also tbe WHIG and DEMOCRATIC VOTE of each County for •
1848, and for GOVERNOR in 1849; also tha NUMBER OF REI'KE&EiN ^
each County in the Legislature.
Census of 1850
El. vote of 48.
Gov. vote 18)9
R
to
Counties.
W. Pop.
B.Pop.
Tota t.
Dem.
| Whig.
Dem.
Whig.
L
APPLING
2, 545
405
2,950
108
"144
191
1
1
BARER
4,360
3. 554
3,765
8 125
634
341
56c
273
BALDWIN ,
4, 698
8 252
324
3sc
309
357
1
BIBB
7,065
5, 637
12, 702
806
705
734
634
2
BRYAN
1,180
2,243
3,426
63
123
76
117
1
BULLOCH
2,841
1,400
4,301
378
43
408
25
1
BURKE
' 5,268
10,832
16,lou
215
593
343
464
2
BUTTS
4,683
2, 805
7,488
420
269
411
264
1
CAMDEN
2, 669
4,247
6,316
223
1041
176
62
1
CAMPBELL
5, 725
1,507
7,232
582
281
653
311
1
CARROLL
8, 256
1,101
9,357
834
475
891
4j8
1
CASS
10,292
2,998
13, 290
1,513
968
1461
905
2
CHATHAM
9, 832
14,018
23,900
- 741
843
786
666
2
CHATTOOGA
5,135
1,680
6,815
398
402
462
396
1
CHEROKEE
11,737
1,157
12,894
983
660
1101
cs1
2
CLARKE
5,412
"5,571
10,933
494
624
454
534
2
CLINCH
508
127
635
1
COBB '
11,583
2, 383
13,960
1,260
861
- 1089
- 889
2
COLUMBIA
3,689
8, 272
11*961
253
519
220
361
2
COWETA
. 8.220
5, 405
13,625
662
822
724
774
2
CRAWFORD
4, 355
4, 628
8,98.3
434
402
464
' 377
1
DECATUR
2, 535
148
2,683
, 359
493
382
469
1
DEKALB
4,623
3, 639
8,262
1,097
799
1014
832
2
DADE
11,407
2,917
14,32-4
253
102
309
67|
1
DOOLY
5, 536
2, 776
8, 362
571
344
595
311;
1
EARLY
3, 711
3,579
7, 296
505
199
457
i44
1
EFFINGHAM
2,016
1,843
3,864
99
183
121
2l2
1
ELBERT
6, 6'j2
6, 669
13,361
161
991
195
995
2
EMANUEL
3,7j5
962
4,677
267
155
3u7
- 176,
1
FAYETTE
' 6,722
2, 055
8, 777
717
521
697
449
1
FLOYD
5. 208
3, 013
8, 221
672
630
780
738
4951
1
FORSYTH
7,864
1,017
8, 881
747
• 629
753
1
FRANKLIN
<j, 137
2, 385
11,522
965
303
974
389
2
GILMER
8, 2 :g
200
8,432
855
402
839
283, 1
GLYNN
701
4,200
4,901
22
132
33
04! z
GORDON
5,159
823
5,9*7
1
1
GREENE
4, 802
8,566
13,008
139
827
128
761'
2
GWINNETT
9,030
2, 293
11,325
635
744
689
7301 2
HABERSHAM
7,647
1, 223
8,897
778
425
771
322!
1
HA jL
7, 377
1,252
8,629
664
521
695
542
z
HANCOCK
4,272
7,508
11,780
283
473
344
412, 2
HARRIS
6, 739
7.993
14,737
403
870
441
748
355
2
HEARD
4,523
2, 400
6, 983
472
415
480
1
HENRY
9,759
4,968
14, 727
824
. 940
895
910
2
HOUSTON
6,436
9,904
10, 340
674
697
681
5oh 2
IRWIN
2,888
504
3, 392
355
86
337
41
1
JACKSON
6, 827
0,941
9, 768
687
501
732
553 1
JASPER
4,350
7,134
11,486
512
409
540
4r» 2
JEFFERSON
3,806
5,267
0,073
111
607
107
430
1
JONES
3,950
6.279
10,229
415
404
434
396
1
LAURENS
' 3,471
2", 974
6,445
25
567
58
539
1
LEE
3, 033
3, 627
6,660
181
323
249
336
1
LIBERTY
2,019'
5,880
7,839
133
172
146
1531
z
LINCOLN
2, 218]
3,780
5, 0.1*
120
238
172
234 1
LOWNDES
5, 359
2,355
' 7,714
397
507
430
419
1
LUMPKIN
7, <1391
941
8,953
1,097
652
589
537
2
MACON
4, 102
2, 961
7,003
271
3*8
340
3*9
1
MADISON
3, 770
1, 933
5, 703
326
3 6
375
324
1
MARION
1,39'.
4,0,29
6.0-m
477
510
581
517
1
MnlNTOSH
6' 676
3,604
10,280
98
117
133
79
1
MERT WETHER
8,492
8,004
16,496
768
717
834
743
2
MONROE
6, 821
10, 170
16,936
664
791
65.)
732
2
MONTGOMERY
1, 542
6o3
2, 145
SM
231
531
221
1
Census o-f 1850.
Counties.
MORGAN
MURRAY
MUSCOGEE
NEWTON
OGLETHORPE
PAULDING
PIKE
PULASKI
PUTNAM
RABUN
RANDOLPH
RICHMOND
SCR1VEN
STEWART
SUMTER
TALBOT
TALIAFERRO
TATNALL
TEI FAIR
THOMAS
TROUP
TWIGGS
UNION
UP80N
WALKER
WALTON
WARE
WARREN
WASHINGTON
WAYNE
WILKES
WILKINSON
Total.
W. Pop.
3, 65ir
12, 504
10,42 2
8, j0g
4,302
5, 563
8,748
4,860
3,328
2,338
7,909
8,144
3,174
8,715
6,489
7,817
2,10:
2, 144
2, 139
4,843
7, 834
3, 590
6, 958
4,731
11, 445
6,941
3, 600
6. 317
5,893
1,090
3, 831
5 553
526,417
B. Pop.
7,093
1, 929
8,162
5, 187
7, 853
1, 4S'2
5, 562
2,880
7,468
110
4,99.1
8,102
3,678
7,381
3,835
8,220
3, 044
831
954
5,16i
9, 049
4,640
278
4,764
1, 664
4,039
285
6,108
5, 823
496.
8, 284
2, 746
282, 3-19
Total.
10,743
14,433
18,584-
13,290
12,215
7,045
14,310
7,700
10,796
' 2,448
12,908
16,246
6,852
16,096
10,324
16,037
5,146
2, 975
3,093
10,003
16,833
8 230
7,236
9,425
13,109
11, 030
3,885
12,425
11,716
i, 496
12, 115
8,29 »
90 -*.711
El* vote of 48.
Dem.
Whig.
299
466
1,072
799
859
1,329
502
1,0-16
193
636
429
352
892
828
423
329
294
399
207
55
724
780
595
908
223
265
686
925
587
733
738
* 819
55
388
44
361
15.
160
249
526
384
1,122
414
331
641
4j2
344
657
965i
784
740
554
161
193
360
614
626
692
69
58
293
452
498
473
44,795
17, 531
Gov. vote of 49.
a
to
L
Dem.
Whig.
272
379
2
J177
70.3
2t
857
1,039
2
510
610
2
■206
300
2
508
759
1
895
219
2
399
346
2
322
74
1
330
721
1
769
777
2
542
239
2
25 J
826
1
648
624
2
577
63
1
785
793
2
69
323
1
90
307
1
219
173
1
311
416
1
400
1,096
a
392
330
1
673
285
1
423
620
2
918
731
1
741
536
2
217
268
1
417
572
2
592
612
2
1(2
62
1
324
441
9
512
381
1
46 514
43.322"
BUSINESS JJAR US
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, IRON, STEEL, GUNS, PISTOLS, &e.
H. & jTliOOUE,
Importers and Dealers ill
FOREIGN AP;D DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
Opposite the Globe Hotel,
AUGUSTA GEORGIA.
JOHN BRIDGES,
Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
Next doot be'ow the United States Hotel,
Augusta, Ga.
Cloths. Casimeres Vesfings and Fancy Arti¬
cles for Gentlemen's wear and Mili¬
tary work of all descriptions
G. W. FERRY &, CO.
Wholesale &■ Retail.
IIAT, CAP AND BONNET
WAREHOUSE,
Broad Street, Augusta, Geo.
0ndbr tbs masonic 1tall.
FORCE, CONLEY &CO.
Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER,
JVo. 281, Brovl Streett
A few doors above the Mansion House,
Augusta i'a,
C. E. GltENTILLE & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
©hattanooqa, tenn,
4(5
^iJLt.fi 3 A kfti V . -4 ft.
Remarks.—*!n tfm mon'h the prir>ci;-isl crops of turnips, beets, ow;vn.s porftsipt. &e tfiooM
Se >o\vo as they vvi 1 ncijuirc sTj'lioient strength to withstand the cold weather b ;f<jre the win-
tor sets in \\ lien »hi, j • it the in:a baga ilie t iaals show'<! b- < . erred and Iran planted
out either into thc>e piane: inhere t hey have ' • led, or in. to a ..'Mice c ■(' Aprci.-i; ) tbei.?
OOf ):ijl!l-- ;owc '»br ^ IcUm e c:t b--t< tu m -a ii ' ■ • •. i -ify; jv*r
-flips rut a baga ' iVa s > > • .• ancab b'- n •: •: > t . < .s I - •• . o:ii m-. ' •: i <• ± I -v\-. an 1 i-fiaivc.
Rr mrrl. — rf any of . «•'.••: - r-v > -• in ; i a!» vi. • n r !• • ; vowu . ib ' -10 not
be iK-gieot<-'d longer mo oM.w m in ■ be m:v • vvi !i conooe.-.hie a 1 • :w::a. Tim a /iuboket
should in phis month t>«* itten \-A to ihe ue >••• rewovwi an 1 mac : -* • i. :is i.vbe.rios
should be set out this moma—t.ioy will b r, • • ti» • en .• ,) i
NOV JS V I BE ft"oh' peas cab': ages r;t.ii he; ' a r > s' ••• .-,■■■ . ' ■ > • wwu;i >-. 1 ttuee
beets salaafy. Plant mazaion and ff nuUor b.ans. Turn*;.knit cal-V . • iestuco,o;*«ic-u». an J
leeks.
DECKMBET •• -v<oh peas, spin*" h, .a l.ihes '! • ce. • : ' ' : : • ■' .if/ wr:c'.- b *-ts ■ ? -
snip3. Plant Pish Potatoes, mazagoti and . i.jd>or be in?, i . 1 r i c. b. : - lettuce oai
caions.
J. M. IBWBY cs
"Wholesale and Retail D. alers in
r-1 r°AT'? r :V-
&<:. &c. j&c.
UNDER THE «UNITED ST J TE
Mv US '0,. <3.1.
AMBROSE SPEA CEII,
by DIA b £ fcAtf L ;J.. J L.....L :r,
BLIND AND DOOR F.tf""• X - 3~
C' A " ; \I
C .. r.' j
Is now prepared to :iii . rdcr.- t-> - ; ■ . . . o i :
cheapest manner. Lumber ol' > very kind tor ;oi. nj, '
Mou.clng, and every variety of wood work <3 v.e. >S\.. , • f;cm a dist u»ee
are solicited.
SicJMle.ij.Sa-St.. (South Common,; ri -' " :'3vt.
DRY GOODS, AT IT .
TAIL.
A ,?. ebb li. ii. - . - ' ... ,y i:i n
Wholesale and Helm! !>> in
PLATED WARES,
Houso Keepii)'r Artie. ;
1 ° W v- " L, i a
Gold, Silver a >> d .... . .
Glasses fitted wlii great . ;
Clocks itnd Watchos carefully Ropat.
< -X V_-e 4,
ce Lorncr.
IE a tiro eaow.v.