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OAtHl f ¥■ & $% it t r ♦ t '•-.. V ■j&J ■ y netic varintioo has been computed. In the course of the survey of the first section line. Professor Colling has accurately ascertained the magnetic variation* at several points In ten counties cut by this line, the needle va tics to every point between 4 deg. 33 D. nwd 5 deg. 9 m. E. It is a remarkable fact that ihe variation is greatest in Lincoln,and least in UInert, and they are adjacent counties!— C,orgia Journal. Cincinnati and Charleston RailRoad. The It'll which has been before the House of Representatives ol Kentucky for some lime, proposing to invest tliis romnnny with bank- ins privileges, was lost on its third reading by a vote of 52 to 40.—Nashville Union. Brazil.—We learn from Capt. Mugford of tire shin Black W irrior, last from (Vroam- hue.., (tint I be port of Bahia was hi >ok tried bv a squadron of the Imperial Brazilian Gnv- ernmolit. The li. S. shin Fairfield was lying tiiere. An American lirig having fnreed the lilockude, it was rumored at Pernambuco dint site had received assistance in the attempt from the Fairfield, nod that in consequence a Brazilian officer h id « b-dieuged the captam of that vessel.—New York Courier <ff Inquirer. Tnc. Charleston College has been re- org-.oi7.ed and »vill go into opentinn on the o.l duv of April next. Tlie following gentle iui-i cousiitutc tlie Faculiv of the College. Bev. Wm. T. Bkanti.y. I) D President, nml rr officio Horry Professor ol Moral and lViu r I Philosophy. Lr.wis M. (.’turns, M. D. 1 ite of the S. C. Collide, Professor of Mathematics and Nat- lira 1 Philosophy. WlLl.TAM HAWKESWORTII, A. M. 1»radii- ite of Trinity College, Dublin, Professor ol Languages. Post Offices in Georgia-—The following Post Ollici s have recently been established: 'Panhandle. Slew art county. Walnut 11 ill, Franklin county. Sui ltee, Clo rolme County. Tile following post Offices have been dis- continued : Timsuji’s Creek, R ihun county. Salad.i ('oweta county. Pat Clusters appointed: (iideon H. Croxton, Tanhnndle, Stewart county . 1 ittlehcrrv P». Underwood, Walnut Hill. Fr .idtbn county. James S. Walton, Princeton, Muscogee county. John Brewster. Sulaloe, Cherokee countv. However patriotism might prompt us to aid a suffering people, themselves engaged in redressing their wrongs, no such principle can l»e recognized as operating upon the minds of those four citizens, who have recently made several unsuccessful efforts to invade Cmia- diao territory, and we are therefore gratified to learn that in every instance they have been repulsed. for several dnvs previous to the first of March, troops were collecting upon the bor ders of Lower Canada, and on the last day of February they organized and crossed the line, under the command of Doctors Nelson and Cote. They soon discovered, however, that the Rmalist forces were superior to their own, and consequently retreated on the nex’ dav, without hazarding a battle. Meantime. (Jon. Wool had prepired himself to receive tiiern on their return, and recovered a large, quantity of arms, besides taking their leaders prisoners. Similar disasters have attended tlie Navy Islanders in an attempt upon Upper Canada, near Detroit. They had obtained possession of Fighting Island, in Detroit river, to the number of 3 or 400, but were dislodged b\ h few shots ol gr..p*> and canister (rum the op posite shore. Gen. Brady met them i:i ttimr r-ureut, and obtained possession of their arms. It is also said, that some dissatisfaction be- tween Van Ruuss: laer and McKenzie, caused the disbanding ol the forces nu Hickory Is land, on the 21st mst. r.m ninting to 3,000 men, all of whom had returned to tln ir homes. Col. Worth, too, on the 24th Feb. broke up a party of «* patriots,” eight miles from Bnfla. !o, numbering 3( 0, took their arms, and ar rested five ol their leaders. Tlie only “ patriot” forces under arms at our last dales, were a party of 290 on Plain I'l.iiid, belonging to Canada, and not far 1mm S mduskv. Ohio. The reported capture of Malden, mention ed in our last, turns out to be untrue. Chair, and J. P. Simmons appointed Secretary. 'The following gentlemen were then chosen delegates, to w it: A. R Smith. K- Rambo, N. L. UrTcniNs, R. Thompson, and Silas Law hence. It was then, on motion, Resolved, That tie proceedings ol ihe meeting be signed by the Chairman and countersigned by the Sec retary, and published in the Southern Banner. WM. RYKESTR.WV, Chairman. James P. Simmons, Scc'y. FOR THE SOUTHERN BANNER. PUBLIC MEETING AT DAIILONEGA. Agreebly to notice, the Union party of Lumpkin county, assembled on Thursday, the 6th inst. at the county site, to take into consideration the propriety of sending dele gates to the Convention of said party, to be held m Milludgeville on the first Monday n May next. The meeting was organized by appointing Col. S. I) Crane Chairman, and JaMKc Cantrell, Esq. Secretary. The object of the meeting Having been explained by tlie Chair, rn-in, the following resolution, on motion ol Col. M'm. M. Vanillin, was unanimously adopted : Resolved. That the Union party of Lump kin county will send two delegates »o (he M.iv Conventional Milledgeville, to nominate nine candidates to represent Ihe State of Georgia in the next Congress of the United States. On motion of ThoijiA» J- Park, Esq. Resolved, That Robert Oiiarr and Green K. Cessna, E.sqrs. he sent as delegates lor Lumpkin county, to s.ii-l Convention. On motion of the Rev. Wdliam Kimzev, Resolved, That liie proceedings of this mee. ting be signed bv the Chairman ami Secreta- t v, and published in tlie Southern Banner. On motion of William Martin, Esq. the meeting then adjourned sine tlie. S. D CRANE, Chairman. Jamas Cantrell, Scc'y. MENAGERIE & CIRCUS UNITED. JOSEPH E. HI. HOBBY, manager. ■Yjr^HE Proprietor! 1 respectfully announce to the 3- Ladies and Gentlemen of Athens and vicinity, that they have united their 3BXTEHTSXVX5 S53??A©SRIZS lad Equestrian Circus Company, Fur this season; and in offering them to the public for exhibition..are determined to give such a Variety of Entertainments as cannot fail to meet the appro, hation of nil classes of the community. To effect this, they htve engaged some of tlie most talented and celebrated Equestrian and Gymnastic Perform, ers. which together with their fine collection of Liv ing Animals will afford a rich aud rare treat to the Naturalist and lover of Equestrian aud Gymnastic ' xerciscs. The Animals and Circus are boi h arrang ed under a LARGE AND SPACIOUS PAVILION. The .Mena eerie and Circus will !ic exhibited together ut Athens on Monday, 2C>th nml Tuesday, 21th day« of March, 1838 ; for two days only Hours of exhibition from I lo i P M. each day. Admittance to the whole, only 50 Cents; Chib dren and Servants, half price Commodious seats will be erected for the accommodation of visitors; Ladies and Children always have die preference. This Splendid Exhibition requires the services of SO Men and Horses to complete its operation. The manager in soliciting pul lie patronage does respectfully state, that there will he nothing introdu ced in the performance that can offend the oar of the most fastidious; but the whole will be conduct ed with tiie utmost order and decorum. Turk" will be as Exhibition of the *.\nv. !’<'» •; v ?v. tk« vi\r. arts. The Richest, most depart and Extensive Collec tion of Paint ings erer offered ; representing, hnnsin? i]mi!i'aiit)i, t oatlagratiom, Rat* ttes. i ivies. Skiiiwrerlt, .Vi - . There Paintings li <ve been selected with great care and attention by a very distinguished Artist/ and neither pains or expense have been spared in proeu- ring works of die most celebrated and interesting character. Tin y will be exhibited at Athens on Monday. 2hth and Tuesday, 21th days of March. Admission, 2.) Cents. Entranc to th.s Splendid Exhibition, from the insido of tlie Menagerie. LIST OF TIIE ANIMALS CONTAINED IN T?IT, AG93SE. Full CSp»w« Wale Fliepbanfi, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. O N the first Tuesday in July next, will he sold at the Courthouse door of Franklin county, he. tween the usual hours of sale, 2211 acres of Land on Oumlog Creek in said comity, adjoining Joseph Chandler and ethers, being the place whereon South, crland Whitworth, deceased, formerly lived. Sold for tho benefit of the heirs and creditors of the said Whitworth, deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. WINSTON WHITWORTH, Adm'r. March 17.—52—tds. |C»OUR months after date application will bo made -3 to tlie Honorable, the Court of Ordinary; of Franklin county, for leave to s-11 th<vlan<Is belong ing lo the minor heirs of James McDonald, dec’d. THOMAS MIZE, Guardian. March 17—52—4m. INSTRUCTION IN T 43j RS. W A t.TH ALT, respectfully informs the pub- +.IM. lie, that she continues to give inst rue tionontlio Fiauo FortC) Either at her dwelling-house, or at her room on the Lot of the Female Academy, at any hour be tween t» o’clock A. M. and 10 P. M. She trusts that her long residence in Athens, and the satisfaction heretofore given, added to her untiring-exertions to impart a thorough knowledge of music to her pu- p OUR months afterdate application will be made { pds, will entitle her to a share of tlie patronage of " to the Honorutde Interior four! of Gwinnett 11 liberal public. O’ Her mother, (Mrs. Tropin) will give instruc tion in the FRENCH LANGUAGE, at her resr- county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of Martha Minor, Rutliy A. Minor, and Daniel Minor. RACHEL MINOR, Guardian March 17—52—inlin. t , OLR months after date application will ha made to the Inferior Court oi VV allot! count v, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for lew, to sell the land whereon William Blair lived ut tee time of his death. JESSE II. ATCHI 'VS, Adm'r. March 17.— 52—lin, MR. II IKHH B, In the Methodist Church in Salem, on Sunday evening J1 tit inst. by the Rev. John C. Simmons, GREENE B. IIAYGOOD, Esq. of VVulkinsville, to Miss MARTHA ANN ASKEW, of Salem. On Tuesday evening tlie Kith inst. by the same, Mr BEN.I. B PARKER, of Franklin county, to Miss LBTTITIA GLENN, of Clark county. A?>lE2f3, VNZi ZVi VLQQ&-. cotton market. Augusta, March 9th— G lo 10b coots. Savnnti i'i. March 10th—8 to 10® els. Macon, March 8th—7 to 9 cts. Charleston, March 10th— 8 ta 111 cts. OCT Svlvanls Ripley, Esq. of Jefferson, having kit.rilv couscuteri to act as our agent lor Jackson county, has been furnished with copies of our accounts to this ri.it.t. Persons indebted to us in that counts, cither lor sub. scrijitions or advertising, will please call an him as early us convenient. V> e would also inform our patrons in Wal ton and Gwinnett counties, that our unsettled demands in those counties have been recent. |v made out. and tire now in the hands of Le- bov Pattillo, Esq. ut Monroe, nnd A. R. (Smith, Esq. at Lawrencevillc- Notwith standing the general punctuality of our sub. serthers in Walton and Gwinnett, there area few whose names we shall be constrained to erase from our list, unless their bills are spec, ritly liquidated. We hope they will do their duty without further delay. POPULATION OF ATHENS. The census of our town has just been ta ken by Ihe Marshal, Mr. Burton Hicks, from which we have obtained Ike following result : Number of White Mi les, G05 do. do. Females, 497 Dawson and ‘-the god. like.” A correspondent oi the Macon Telegraph, w riting frtsn Washington Oil■-, alter alluding to the intrigues winch are now going on among the Whig partisans, tor the ticxi Pres- itlency, thus describes the committal of Mr. i Dawson, to tlie car of The Federalist Web. ster, and Ihe amusing figure which our nulli fication Representative cut in giving in ins adhesion. At a supper given to Premiss, one of the ciaiuiuiiis from Mississippi, Mr. Dawson made a long, and according to the accounts of it, very eloquent speech denunciatory of the measures of tlie present republican adminis tration. At this dinner, Webster and Clav were both present, and Judge White presi ded, while the Vice Presidents aud company consisted of professed si-.te rights men and nationals, bank men and anti-bank men, strict constructionists and la'itudmamus, all meet, mg under the batuier of White, Webster and Clay united. It appears that the correspon dent of the New York Commercial Adverti ser, a federal aud avowedly abolition print, was present, and l.is r -port of it details a scene that will be read with surprise by ton. ny a (J nrgia state rights man. Speaking of Daniel Webster, he says— “ I wish you had lucu there to have seen iiow much brighter our sun shines than any of the planets. Mr. Webster undo a patriot, ic union speech, far surpassing any thing l ever heard from tlie lips of man—north, south, east and west, agreed with me in the opinion 1 have expressed. 'The southern inen, Dawson of Georgia, and others when Mr. W. closed, seized him by the hand, aud declared they never knew the man before, they had never known his heart until then.— Dawson said that speech, printed and eireula. ted at tlie south and west would do more to bind the Union Hi m the united efforts, by public appeal, of ull men besides.” The Admiral has certainly committed him. self too suoii. He seems not to be aware that Clay is taking the lead of Whig candi dates in this quarter ; anil we have no doubt hut he will be severely schooled by th (Q 3 *We are authorized to aii- nou.ice ED RANDOLPH HARDEN, Esq. a< a candidate for Colonel, at the ensuing election, to tiii the vacancy occasioned by tin* resignation of Col. N. C. Barnett. Jan. 6 42—tde. -.j - vnmSStS 0 PIZARRO. Tlie African I.fOA MD LIOXESS. (jyWe are authorized lo an nounce Mr ROBERT C. WILSON as a candidate for Colonel <it the ensuing election. Athens, Jan. 13—43—tf. (O 3 * We are authorized to au- tiour.ee JOHN P. 11 A YN ES a candidate for Colonel, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Nathan C. Barnett. March 3. — 50—tde. Pl’RLlC & LL persons attached to the Union Party in 4 F ranklin comity. Geo. are respectfully invited to attend a PUBLIC MEETING at Caruesville. on Wednesday, iho lltli of April next, for the purpose of appointing delegates to tho Convention to bo held in Milledgeville, on the 1st Monday in May next, to nominate a Congressional Ticket. March 10.—51—id m. GEORGIY, CLARK COUNTY. Y is HBREAS Richard E. Burke applies to mo * -■ for letters of Administration on the estate of Uriah Bowen, late of Alabama, decetscd : These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular iho kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he an J appear at my office w ithin tile lime pre scribed by law, to shew cause, if any there be, why said letteis should not be granted. Given under my hand this 15th March, IS3R. DA VlIJ J. PENN, u. c. c. o. March 17.—32—3iid. ilencee, where a few Young Ladies can also be ac. miiifiiodated as Boarders. Athens, April 29 fi.— ly. GEORGIA, GWINNETT COUNTY. BENJAMIN F. BERRY tolled before G. B. * Morgan, Esq. on the 9th day of March, 1K38, a sorrel Horse, supposed to lie 14 or 15 years old, with a blaze on bis laco—no perceivable brands; ap. praised to §10. A true extract from the Estray Rook, th.s 12th day of March, Ir.l-i. WM. MALT HIE, c. i. c. March 17.—52—2t University of Georgia, ) March 8lh, 1838. j TUTORSHIP-in Fraukhu College having be. ^ *- come vacant by the resignation of Mr. Schonck, tiie Prudential Committee will till the same by elec tion on tlie. 1st of April, or as soon thereafter as tes timonials may he received. Applicants may address the President or Secretary of tne University. A. HULL, Sec'y. March 10.—51—4t. O' Phe Constitutionalist and Chronicle and Sen tinel, Augusta, will publish tlie above till tho first of April. Georgia, walton county. 01,1,ED before Joseph .Moon, Esq. bv Robert * Lester, o f Captain Moon’s oislrict, on the 23d January, 1838, an estray Mare Mule, three years oh! this spring,dark brown color ; appr lined to he worlb §75, by David Diggs amt Thomas Diggs. A true extract trout the Estray Book, this 9lh of March, lc3o. J AO. P. LUCAS, Clerk. March 17.—52—2t. Total white population, 1,102 Number of colored males, 382 do. do. Females, 523 Total colored population, 905 Whole population or Athens, 2,007 FOREIGN. Liverpool advices to the 16th Jau. have been received ut New York. The cotton market had declined Jd. The London Roy al Exchange, valued at £150.000, was tie. atroyed by fire on the lOiti Jan. The pol ice of the Emperor of Russia at St. Petersburg, has also been burnt. No political news of interest is furnished by this arrival. CANADA. While the Canadians themseives were strug gling for relief from the oppressions of their Government, we could not but feel sympathy for their misfortunes, and entertain wishes for their success. But they have abandoned the enterprise ; and the only forces for some time in arms against, the Canadian Government, have been citizens of the United States.— friends of the grea’ compromiser, for acting without instructions. He must back ou however, upon the best terms he cun, and promise hereafter lo exercise more circum spection. On the whole, we are not disposed to judge harshly of the Admiral- No doubt a goo>. supper, good wine, and Mr. Webster’s orato ry, would turn stronger heads ilmn his. It wus a froiic, also, at which many extravagant things were suid and done. Even Mr. Pren tiss, the classical, the accomplished Mr. Pren tins, to whom the supper was given, was so exhilarated as to boast of his amours. H said that the St.de nf Mississippi was a pros mule, whom he had made his wife to save her reputation—besides many other expres stone equally indicative of the propriety and good taste which prevailed. No wonder that Mr. Dawson should be led into some indis. • relion at a meeting where bachaoals bore sway. ! Office ©a. R. E. & Bit’}* Athens, March Jilt, 1839. FJTRSCANT lo an order of the proprietors of S the Georgia Rail Rond and Banking Gompnny, at their annual convention in May last, the last in stillment oil the stock of saiil company, being five dollars per share, is hereby required lobe paid nt the "'ompany’sOffice in Athens or Augusta, on the third Monday in April next, being the IClb d.,y thereof. By order of the Board of Directors, J.4S. C.4AL1A', Cashier. March 17.—52—4t. THE AFRICAN C|VAG«A. Beal AFRICAN OkllllCH. Royal Bengal T1UL» &. THttRJESS. FEMALE CAMEL a*t«I Yuuug. Asiatic LE©a»AIiI>. A Fair uf Dptfltcd ISYKiSAS; A i’air oi Slripeti J3Y D.VA'i. South American COAVSB; VUJLMX3IE, t'roru Ceylon. Tlio African Prltcan,Jackall, Honki'j’, ,Yc. Tiie above can bo seen at Dahlonega on Monday, 1‘Jth, Mount Yonah, Tuesday, 2t>th, Clarkesville, Wednesday, 21st, Joseph Galley’s, on Thursday, | 22d, Gainesville, on Friday 23d, Jefferson, on Satur. j day, 24tli, at \t liens, on Monday, 2tilh, and Tues day, 27th days of March, lc39. March 17 52 2t. GEORGIA, FRANKLIN COUNTY. 5YAVID STARK, oftlie 37()th district tolled l>e. 5 • 5r> fore Thomas 11 Murdoch. Esq. on the 2filh Feb. last, a bay Horse, supposed to be about 20 years old, with a star in his forehead, some while on his right bind foot, a blemish in the right eye, and some, what gray under the mane ; appraised to §17 50. A true extract from the Estray Book, this 9lh of March, 1S3S. THOS. KING, c. i. c. March 17.-52—21 3l A TFACHEK WAITED, 5j o take charge of the Male Academy, which is a ® new imilding just completed at Fayetteville, Fayette county, Ga. A man of good moral charac ter, and a good scholar, would be gladly employed and at fair wages; apply to tlie board of trustees. IVJf. HERRING, Secretary. March 17.—52.—3t PUBLIC SALE. ^•HE subscriber will offer at public sale on the 4 premises on the 7th day of 3i AY next, his Valuable PLANTATION on Yellow River, in Gwinnett county, containing Four Hundred Acres of first quality up Land, with Eighty acres of clear, cd land, in a state of high cultivation. The preini- ses lie on the public road leading from Lawrenceville to Decatur, by the way oftlie 8tone Mountain. Terms made known on the day of sate. ALONZO A. CADY. March 17—52 tds. oce. I|^BOUGHT to tlie jail of Lumpkin (h* s day. a runaway n.-gro nian by tho name of 91 LL. about 18 or 29 years old, 5 feet 7 inches high, v* ry dark complected and stout built, who says he be. longs to Augustus Crawford of Daniolsville. Mndi son County. The owner is requested to come for ward. prove property, pay charges and take him away. JAMES BEDFORD, Jailor. March 14.—52.—4t. GEORGIA, FRANKLIN COUNTY. Court of Ordinary. March Term. 1839. "S PON the petition of Asa P ivne. Guardian of the 7-^ _ heirs of Thomas Bell, deceased, praying to bo dismissed from said guardianship, Whereupon it Ordered, That the said Asi Payne be discharged and dismissed at the next May I er:n of 1 his Court, unless sufficient caure is then shewn to the contrary, and that this Order be pub lished once .1 month for two months. A true extract from tiie minutes, this 7lh day of March. 1838. THOS. KING, c. c. o. March 17.—52—t:i2m. I FOR THE SOUTHKItN BANNER. PUBLIC MEETING AT LAWRENCEVILLE. PursuHnt to notice the friends of the Union jiarty of Gwinnett county, met at the Court House in said county for the purpose of num. inaling delegates to. represent the county iu the State Convention, to be held it) Milledge- ville, 00 the first Monday id May next. On (notion, M'm. akestbayv was chlled to the iVEUROEN IS IIA A WAY. ENT from tlie subscriber in July last, two negroes ; one a mulatto man, Pr ter, a Black, smith, 27 or 28 years old, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, most of his teeth lost by mercury when small, a scar on his back hy a heavy blister, and I think, one on his belly, caused by the same, has holes in his ears, and one thumb a little out of place at the upper joint, a scar on one of his sinus, thin chin, and sometimes has large whiskers, well known as a workman *0 all of the students in this College and the graduates, for tlie last 14 years. The other n.uned Jeff or Jefferson, dark complexion, left knee a little crooked by rheumatism, brought up by Alex ander McKinzie of Augusta, and been loitering there since he went away. Both of them active in busi. ness. The latter is 18 or 20 years old. and tolerable good workman. It is supposed that they are aided by white people and advised away, and perhaps ono or both have a free pass or some kind of paper 16 show, to prevent their apprehension as runawavs. Peter, I think is iu Alabama or the Cherokee Nation. I will give a liberal reward for their apprehension, and trebly so to detect anyone that may have aided them, with proof sufficient to convict them. Also, any one that has advised my boy Squire away, which boy I at present have got. I forewarn any one mini dling with the above Negroes under penalty of law. And I believe it would be ji benefit to onreomrauni ty fur to seek out persons who are guilty of .such deeds, which is too common among os. JOHN TALMADGE. March 17.—-52—If. ^ > GEORGIA. FRANKLIN COUNTY Court of Ordinary. March Term, 1939. PON the petition of James Norwood, Adminis trator of the estate of Blakely Norwood, Uee’d, stating that he lias completed the said Administra tion, and prays to he dismissed : It is Ordered, That the said James Norwood lie dismissed troin said Administration, at the next Sep tember Tcrni of this I’ourt, unless sufficient cause fie then shewn to tiie con'rary, and thut this Order l« published once a month until that time. A true copy from tlie minutes, this 7th day of Mar. h, 1833. 77/0S. KING, c. c. o. March 17.—52—fim. GEORGIA, FRANKLIN COUNTY. Court jo f Ordinary. March Term, 1838. / H^HE petition of Jeremiah VVatters. Adininistra- A tor of the estate of Elijah Watters, deceased, shcwetli that he lias completed tho Administration of said estate, aipj prays to be dismissed : IVAereapon it is Ordered, That the said Jeremiah IVatters be disohaiged and dismissed at the next September Term of this Court, unless sufficient Cause be then shewn to the contrary, and that this order bo published once a month until that time. A true extract from the minutes, this'7th day of March, 183». THOS. RING, c. c. o. March 17—52-Gin. GEORGIA, JACK-SON COUNTY. i % ' HE R E AS Sterling Mayes, Administrator on “ ! the estate of John A. Bailey, late of said county, deceased, app'jog to ma for Letters 6f Dis- mission from said estate: These are therefore to cite and admonish all peiY sons concerned to be and appear at my office in the time prescribed by law, to show cause, why said let. ters should not be grnntod. LAW :C0-PART\ KRSiilP. ^U|ILTON WILL;AM* -V EDMOND II. WOK. *.9.2. RILL have united themselves in the practice ol Law, They will attend promptly and faithfully to all business entrusted to their care, in the counties of the Chattahoochee Circuit. Office in Talbottou. Marcli 3.—50:—St. MERCHANTS & PLANTERS, t-OOU VI TMSSt 1IE President ol PRINCETON FACTORY desires to make known to the Public, and espe cially to Merchants in tho interior e.rnl up-country of Georgia, that he 1ms, during the winter, iieei: running a part of his machinery in the manufacture 0! €xco2’£Bn ftaixkcftis, With the view to supply what may be wanted in this 8late, the coming season. Having advantages over j the Northern .Manufacturer in the saving oftlie cost of transportation both Ways, as also the rite of ex. change, items which must be paid on Northern goods county on J by the consumer, or by tlie Merchant that brings tiiem out, 1 can sell my nankeens on betier terms than the Northern article can be sold, for the mer chant to make any tiling by bringing it out. In of. faring iny goods to the Public I stand ple.'.geu lo fur nish as Jinc, as handsome, and as i>oou an article as can be procured from the North, or any other quar ter. .My nankeens are ail manufactured from strict, ly prime, deep coloured nankeen cotton, grown iu tlie neighboring counties, and it is a known fact that t*10 g'-ods will not tude, hy washing. My goods aro 32 inches wide, and are pul up in cuts of thirty yards and upwards to the piece, by winch the liability to remnants, in retailing, is greatly less than happens to the Northern mode of putting it up in pieces of 10J yards only. As I shall have iy the middle of April a stock eti hand sufficient to supply all that will he probably wanted the coming season, for the greater part, il not ali the populous counties in this State, I felt it'duu to merchants in Georgia, as well as to myself, to make these facts known to them oe. fore they go to tiie North to lay in their spring sup. plies, thaHhey may bo the heller prepared to act ad. visedly so far as concerns the article of nankeens.— Besices, it is but lair that the Southern people patron ize their own industry and take care of tiieir own do inestic institutions rather than bo tributary to the North for articles that can be had at home, on at least as good terms, and of as good quality. I solicit tiie Patronage of Georgians, to give me a home market for my fabrics, with assurances on iny part, that they shall always !ie generously and justly dealt by. 1 keep also, at all times, by mo, a Large supply of cot. ton yarns, spun from prime white cotton, and-put up in Bales of240 lbs. each, embracing in suitable pro portions nil tlie different Nos. thut are in demand, ai»J can supply orders to any extent, at a moment’s war ning, and on as good terms as it can be had, any where in this State. Also cotton Oznahurgs 32 in ches wide, made heavy and good. 1 also announce to the Public, that my wool cards are now in opera tion, in first rate order, and that carding of wool for country customers is done at Princeton Factory, in the best mariner, and with promptness ar d despatch. My woollen machinery is extensive, and I expect du ring summer to manufacture a fine article of Ken tucky Jeans, for tho fall marko', of which further no tice will lie given in time. For all goods, and yarns of my manufacture, I take prime cotton in exchange, either the white, or the nankeen, at the Augusta j»ri ces, with the freight off Th® Princeton Factory is situated two miles from Athens, on the middle fork of th~ Oconee River, on the road leading to Wut- kmsville. WM. WILLIAMS. President of Princeton. Factory. March 3—50.~3t. NEW SAW Mil, THIHE subscriber having recently built a SAW’ JL MILL, takes this method of informing his friends, that he is prepared to saw Plank, Scantling, or Square Tinker From One to Thirty Feet in Length. R. B. LORD & CO. £? !> '^C B-jftAVE just received a new / ' •* and beautiful assortment of . T Jv C & Silver Watch- itV> \ es, Jewelry, dec* ^''rJkdl'VhLclt makes their slock very complete. Fine London Duplex, Lever, Cylinder and Pok’ CHRONOMETERS. Independent seconds, 22 Jewels, with Lever es. capoment. Lady’s Anchor escapement, full jcwol’d, with ruby pallets. Silver Levers, Cylinder, and common Watches. Jewelry. Diamond Rings and Broaches, Gold Chains of all kinds. A new and large supply of Gold Spectacles, Pen. nil Cases, Finger Rings, and Watch Keys verir handsome. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Breast Pins, Gold Tooth Picks, Buckles, Ear Rings and Pin, Sleeve Buttons and Collar Buttons. Silver Dessert Knives and Forks,and Butter Knives. “ Table, Desrert and Tea Spoons. “ Pencil Cases, Spectacles,Tooth Picks,’Thim bles and Snuff Boxes. Silver Ear Rings and Pins, Watch Chains, Keys and Hair Pins. Silver plated Castors, Cake Baskets, Candle Sticks and Branches, and Snuffers and Trays. A Variety <:f Cloeks, Astral Lamps, Brit- tadiiu Tea Sets and Percolators, Flower Vases, Wri ting Desks, Work and Shaving Boxes, Coral, Gold Beads, ull sizes. Gold and Silver mt'd Canes, Back, gammon Boards, Chessmen and Boards, Purses, Ra zors, sin trio, in pairs and cases of 7 each; Razor Straps. Knives, Scissors, Shot Guns, Rifles, Pistole, Game Bags, Flasks, fcdiol Pouches, &c. dec. —also— Oaa« Superior Totted Piau* Forte, CioSh aud Store*, Flutes, Accordions, Violins and Clarionets. Violin, Guitar, and Bass Viol Strings. 0^7” Clocks and Watches repaired and war* ranted. Nov. 18.—35—tf. AUCTION & COMMISSION BTSiAESS. u HE Subscriber having d been reappointed ven due master, will continue the above business at his old stand. All business confided to him will, be strictly aitended to. SAMUEL FROST. Feb. 17.—43—eow3m. iLfTiie Constitutionalist and Savannah Georgian, will publisti the above every other week three times, and forward their accounts to this office for payment; LIVI2KY STA&hEoe m i ■,'ii *JM1E Undersigned has just opened a ILivcry 9. in tbe Town of Athens, immediately in the rear of Mr. H. A. FRASER’S STORE;— where lie wil> keep on hand Vehicles of every descrip, lion, and good Riding and well broken Harness Hor. sen to hire Persons wishing to ’.ravel, can be accom modated with Carriages nnd Horses at all times— His veliicl. s have not yet arrived, but are expected by t he first of the Spring. He will, also, tike on Livery, the horses of any one wishing to ulaco them under his charge. P. M. WELLS. Athens, Jan. 27—45—if. $25 KEWAR». ~ ; A NEGRO man hy ihe name’ of Jesse, belonging •* to the subscriber, who was on his way from Tennessee to this county, broke away from the cus tody of the person who hail him in charge, on the 20th of Feb, about fifteen miles west of Vann’s old Ferry on the Chattahoochee. Said negro was about 28 years old, five feet ten inches high, tolerably dark. ;>nd was when he left, strongly handcuffed.— A reward of Twenty-five Dollars will be given to any person who will deliver him to me or confine him in ' some safe jail so that I can get him. WM. H. PURYEAR. Clark Co. Goo. March 3—50—eo\v4t. ICTThe Western Georgian will give the above four insertions, semi-monthly, and forward the ac count to this Office. NEW GOODS. f W. JONES ir now receiving and opening at his Store, his supplies of FALL AP WINTER ROODS, which combined witii his fornfer stock, hinders his assortment very complete. Alliens. Oct. 14—SO—-tf, * < • * ETHIOPIAN EKPULSiGH, ■HIDE sine qua non of (hq United States. . '"Yl i -;V i ;k ,'. «• CrTlic AugiiBta Constitutionalist arid Wctumpka Argus, Ala. will give the sboviq 3 weekly insertions. Ft*' *f=f- Mr m Mif