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ATHENS. GEORGIA.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1841.
connEsciAL.
FOR CONGRESS.
EDWA!t» .1. BI.ACU,
WAI-TEK 'O'- «
ITIAfUk A. C OOPER.
Election on the first Monday in January next.
“Augusta Mirror.”
Proposals h a vo been issued lor the fourth volume of
this work, to commence the first of January, and to
published trtc’Jy, instead of semi-monthly as hereto-
lure, and without any advance in price. W e hardly
sue how the publishers can alYord it, even with a most
liberal subscription ; certainly they cannot with the
patronage ordinarily bestowed at the South on such
publications.
As soon as practicable we shall make room for the
prospectus, and would earnestly solicit the friends ol
the enterprise not to withhold their names from its
list of paying subscribers.
“The Family Companion nail Cadies’ Mirror.”
When we noticed the first number of tins new pub
lication, some weeks since, we feared that the enter
prise would not he carried further for want of patron
age. We are happy, however, to see the November
number upon our table, and to find its pages filled with
articles from the best pens of the country. A colored
en;.'raving. '• cautifolly executed, fronts the title page,
rcpiQsctiling two ladies in fashionable evening dress-
es—and although x\\c fashion is not much to our taste,
the engraving is unrivalled. W e have not had time
to peruse tho various articles, but the reputation ol
their authors is a sufficient guaranty of excellence.
Ladies or others willing to patronise the work, can
obtain it foi one year by enclosing Jive dollars to Mr.
11. 1\ Gridin, publisher, at Macon, < feo.
Congressional Nomination.
'flic Democratic | artv has nominated Messrs,
black, (V.rpiiit, and Cooper, as candidates for Con
gress at the election on the first Monday in January
next. This has been done through the Democratic
members of the Legislature and other friends assem
bled at Milledgevi.le ; and the ticket thus presented
will no doubt be cordially supported. The gentle
men nominated are well known to the people, and the
peculiar position in which '.key stand, entitle them to
the confidence of the Democracy. Driven from their
former political associations because they preferred
principle jo party ; proscribed by the \\ lugs because
they could not conscientiously oppose Mr. dan Lu-
ren’s administration, they presented themselves last
year belorc the people, and were taken up and suppor
ted bv our friends, but through the pote.it influence
■ f hard cid.er, and other equally senseless devices,
fuov, in common with our whole ticket, were deufeat-
eti. .Since then tima has been had for collection; the
people are comparatively cool; and it lias been judg-
lient t
Feck & Dealing's Exchange Office. >
Augusta, Ga., Nov. 23d, 1641. i
South Carolina.
bank of the State oi S. C., in Charleston, par.
Bank of South Carolina. in Charleston, **•
Bank of Charleston, " “ *
Planters' and Mechanics* Bank, “ “
Stale Bank of South Carolina, “ “
Soutli Western R. Hoad Bank,
Lou. Cm. and Charleston Rr
Union Bank of S. Carolina,
Bank ol Clieravv,
Bank of Camden,
batik of Georgetown,
bank of Hamburg,
Commercial Bank ofCohmu
Merchants' B'k of S. Car.din
Georgia.
Augusta Bridge Company,
Augusta Ins. <V Bunking C
bank of Augusta,
Bank of Darien and Brandies,
Bank of Macon,
Bank of llavvkinsville,
Bank of St. Marys,
Bank of the State of Georgia
“ Branch
Road Scrip,
in Charleston,
l disc
par.
in Cheraw,
failed.
in Camden,
1 disc.
i.i Georgetown
“ disc.
iit Hamburg,
par.
m Columbia,
in Cheraw,
1 44
V.
in Augusta,
failed.
iii Augusta,
par.
in Augusta,
no sale
in Macon,
failed.
in liawkinsville 9 disc
in St. Marys,
1 a U“
m Savannah,
1 disc
in Augusta,
par.
Athens,
1 disc.
FREIGHT REDUCED
On Cotton by tlie Georgia Rail Eoad.
O N and after Monday tlie 1st day of December
next, the freight on Cotton from Madison, and
from Lexington depot on the Athens Branch, wiil be
reduced to one dollar and fifty cents per bale, and on
Salt to twenty-five cculs per bushel.
ItlCHA !tn PETERS. Jr.
Supft Transportation.
Office of Transportation Ga. R. R. & Bk'g Co., (
Augusta, November 22, 1841. J
N B. Round Bales not to exceed 350 lbs., and
Square Bales 4(;0 lbs.—for the excess above these
weights, 44 cents pir 100 lbs. will be charged.
Nov. 2G—37—5t.
Agency
Bank of Miiledgevill
Bank of Columbus,
Bank of Brunswick,
“ “ A policy
Belfast Mining Company,
Pigeon Roost Mining Comp'y
Commerci d Bank of Mat on,
Central Rank of Georgia,
Central R. R. A 1! k g Co.,
“ ” “ Branch
Chattahoochee R.R.& iik’g Co.
Phoenix bank,
Georgia R. R. & Banking Co.
“ Branch
Insurance bank of Columbus,
Marine .V Fire Insurance B'k,
“ 4 ‘ Branch,
Mechanics’ bank,
Merchants' A Planters’ Bank,
Milledgoville, *
Washington, *
Katonton, ‘
Macon, 1
in Greensboro’, ‘
in Milledgeville I 4
in Columbus l>
in Brunswick, 1
Mnnre
< Icin.f
1 lame
Plante
Wc-ste
Ruekc
R. li. & B'k'g Co.
ee Bank,
f Bank,
s' «t Mechanics' b'k,
i bank of (Jeorgia,
wiHe Banking Co.,
,1 expedient to see whether public opinion sustains
these gentlemen in the patriotic course they last year
pursued. This is no doubt tlie reason
been nominated as the candidates
our party is what it was a few w
return them to the seats in Cong
were driven by Whig pros.-’iplii
why they have
f the pirty, and il
:>ks ago, they will
ess from which thev
in Avgusta,
par.
in Dahlonrga,
tailed.
in Dahloncga,
failed.
in Macon,
1 disc
in Milledgeville 9 14
in Savannah,
1 disc
in Macon,
J “
.in < hihmibus.
no sale
i.i Columbus,
1 disc
in Athens,
1 “
in Augusta,
par.
in Macon,
i disc.
i:i Savannah,
1 44
in M icon,
1
to Augusta,
par.
in Augusta, .
failed.
in Macon,
uncertain
in Macon,
1 disc
in Savannah,
1 44
i:> ('obnn's.
9 “
in Rome,
no s tie.
in Ruckersvil
le 4 disc
bus city counci
., 12 a 15d
in Mobile,
9 disc
in Mobile,
“
in Mobile,
»
HOME INDUSTRY SOCIETY!
READY MADE CLOTHING! ALL SIZES!
For sale ut the Agency, side ol
Broa;!-sIree!, opposite the old Plant-'
ers’ Hotel, Angmta, Ga.
f 5^ 1IE Society has now on hand, a good assortment
JL of Ready .Hade Clothing, suitable for
field and boat hands, household servants, &c., which
will he sold at low prices, the object being, not profit,
but employment for the destitute. Country mer
chants, planters, and others, will find it to their inter
est to lay in their supplies here, as they will insure
their usual, if not greater profits, and enjoy at the
same time the satisfaction of aiding and giving relief
to the widows and orphans of their own country.
Economy, patriotism, and benevolence, alike com
mend this establishment to the people of Georgia :
these clothes are made in their ovyn State, often of
their own State manufactures, and by their own wid
ows and orphans. Tic-v can le furnished cheaper,
also, than the same .articles from the north, and are
better made.
The citizens of Augusta and its vicinity arc reques
ted further to promote the objects of the Society, by
sending rdl work they wish to give out, to the agency.
ID*•Editors friendly to home industry, to true inde
pendence. will advance the cause, by frequent publica
tions of this advertisement.
J. R. DAVIS, Agent.
Nov. 26, ISll.
NEW BOOK BINDERY.
''HE undersigned have eon-
- noctod a Bindery with their
Book-Store, and are now. prepared
g@S&*to execute all w ork which may be.
offered,-with the utmost prontpti-
tude, and in a style which they
hope will be satisfactory. They
|have procured the services of Mr.
R. J. Maynahp, from New-York.
who comes higldy recommended
as a faithful and competent work
man.
Persons desirous to have binding done, will confer
a favor by bringing it in without delay.
* A. CHASE A CO.
Athens, Nov. 19—tf. .
~n o tYo e~
M U. TIIO'S W . BAXTER is my agent and attor
ney it) this place. All persons indebted to me.
will call on him, and make payment. Also, several
Store-Roums So SEeist; Apply asabove. Also.
three Negroes to Hire.
WILLIAM BEARING.
Nov. 19—'30—7t.
DRY
Alabama.
Bank of Mobile,
State Bank,
“ u branches.
Planters’ & Merchants’ B’k,
Guoiuii.) Bonds.
G per cent, 30 years,
8 44 44 5 ’ 44
The ounfalinns are. for ('"’erf..t. the Sr 11 m:
for Hank Sates and Specie, the liuuiiu
Exchange.
15 day
On New York,
Cltarlr stun,
Savannah,
Lexington,
Philadelphia,
jht,
10
05
rates, and
rates.
par
5 disc.
4 FIRST i
suaitii,
TO HIKE,
rate bricklayer; also a bint k-
who iias served his six years’ appren
ticeship. Also two iikeiy lauysj suitable for
firming, Ac. And it liktriy psi’I, about 19 years
oi age, suitable either for a family servant, or a field
hand. The above, negroes to be hired for one vear
from the first of January. Apply to
ANDREW J. LAMAR.
Nov. 2G—37—3t.
DRY GOODS!!
S. D. REDF1ELD & SON,
ARE NOW RECEIVINGS A GOOD SUPPLY OF
FALL AHD WRITES GO GDS
3
AMONG WHICH ARE
Calicoes, Homespuns, Broadcloths, Sattinets, Ken
tucky Jeans, Flannels,
Boots and Sl&eesa
Crockery and Hardware, aud many other articles too
tedious to mention,, which they offer for sate for Cash
at the lowest prices.
Athens, Oct. 1—29—tf.
NEW BOOKS.
A CHASE St Co., have just received the fol-
lowing Nov and Valuable Works; '
Buckingham's Travels in the United States,
Robinson's Travels in tlie East,
Stephens’ Travels in Central America,
Nestorians by Dr. Grant,
Brougham’s Speeches, 2 vola,
Smith on Apostolic Succession,
U rriversalisro as it is.
Chevalier’s United States,
' — Dumas's Democracy hi France,
Hallam's Literature of tlie Middle Ages,
Buel s Farmers’ Companion,
Letters of John Adams,
, Lucreiia Davidson's Poems,
.Margaret do do,
Mrs. Walker on Female Beauty,
Milhnan’aChristianitv,' 4
Miss Sedgwick's Stories,
I lie Book ol Pleasures, containing Pleasure* of
Hope, Memory, and Imagination, ,
Jay’s Morning and Evening Exercises,.
Young Ladies’ Friend,
Pic Nic Papers, hy ‘ 4 llo/.,”
Tho Ancient Regime, by Janies,
The Poacher, by Marry att,
Deerslayer, by Cooper,
Confession, by Sjms,
Idler in France, by the Countess of Blessington,
Life of Red Jacket, " .
DTsraclli’s Amenities of Literature,
Tlie Token for 1813.
The Annualette for 1812,
The Child’s Gem for 1842,
The Child's Token for 1842.
November 5, 1811.
FINAL NOTICE.
N 'OTICE is hereby given that, the Books, Notes,
and Accounts of my Shoe-Shop are in the hands
of Jno. I. Cheatham, Esq. who is alone authorized to
collect them, and to w hom those indebted are reques
ted to make immediate payment, as no longer indul
gence can be given. ’ JESSE ROBINSON.
Nov. 19—37—Gt.
3$y VS 8
rW'HE subscriber would respectfully inform his
JL friends and customers that lie his just received,
and is now opening a part of his
Fall ami Winter supply of Fashionable
® © M13 && -s*
IT kick Slave been carefully selected this
season i;i Xf’.r-YorU,
ALSO. . GOOD SUPPLY OF
Sugar, OofdCQo and Salt,
With other articles in the b rocery and Eiartl-
tvare Line, all of which will be sold remarkably
low for cash or country produce, for which a libera!
price will be given by WM. BROWN.
Oct. 15—31— tf.
J. C- WILKINS,
Wall Pradiee in Use Courts) of tiic
Eastern Circuit.
OJiee, Riceboru', Liberty Co. Geo,
Oct. 15—31—ly:
India Rnhlier Ovcr-Slioes.
A LARGE supply of Men's India Rubber Over-
7TL Shoes just received and for sale by
W. NICHOLS & CO.
Nov. 2fith, 1811.
For the laddies*
r A DIES’ Morocco Walking Shoes.
Li do Kid do Slippers.
do do do Village lies.
Just received and for sale l>y
SAMUEL TENNEY.
Athens, Nov. 5, 1311.
Sugars.
4 FIRST rate article of Sugars and Cat Tobacco
ri.for sale by W. 15. WELLS & CO.
June 18, 1841.
Legislative News.
The last Augusta mail arrived at so late an hour
that we are unable to continue our detail of legislative
proeee lings tip to the latest dates, and can only give
such items as nuy be embraced in a short editorial
ptrngrap'i. Frmn iUiiiedge-Rle we rarely receive
their Tuesday’s papers until after ours is issued on
Friday, and frequently not then ; so that what news
\vc do gel comes via Augusta. Wc might complain
of this state of things, hut it would probably be use
less. One of the promised 44 reforms” seems to be
to obstruct mail communication, and we can boar the
infliction as well as others, until such time as affairs
art* committed to better hands.
Li addition to the elections mentioned in the corrcs-
pondrnro which we ropy, Col. John G. Park is re
de ted Comptroller General, Messrs. Park and Rog
ers ulocteJ State Printers, and V< illiaiu G,Smith, Esq.
of Joi.es county, a Brigadier General.
A bill his passed both Houses, authorizing the
Central bank to issue one aid two dollar bills to the
amount of $300,009. Those are to take the place of
the same amount of other hills o! a larger denomina
tion, and will not increase the circulation of the bank.
They are also designed to drive cotporation and
other shin-plasters from circulation; but whether
they will have this effect is doubtful. Y\ c question
very much the propriety of this measure. These
small hills will doubtless lie as good as others, but
we are anxious to see tlie lime come again, when all
transactions amounting to less than five dollars shall
be made with specie.
A bill has also been passed, (through both Houses,
we believe) to sell the bank stocks owned by the State,
lor the purpose of redeeming the circul it ion of the
Central Bank.
A bill to suspend operations upon a part of the
Western and Atlantic Rail Road, and to provide for
the execution of existing contracts, bas been reported
simultaneously in both Houses. It provides for the
completion of the road fifty-two miles from i:s eastern
terminus.
We have seen no motion to rescind the joint resolu
tion which has passed both Houses to adjourn on the
30th inst. and we hope it may not be attempted.
par
Silver. 44
Cotton.—7 a hi rts Choice in square bales 8i{ els.
•Since our last. Exchange lias become scarce, and
die supply will he short for some time. In Cotton,
the decline which has taken place, may be followed
by some further reduction in prices, as we are vet too
high to meet the rates of other markets. Choice Cot
tons will continue at not much helmv 9 cents in square
packages, middling to fair will range from 7 «8 rents—
until the supply in the ports should induce further de
cline there.
Men's and Boys’ t'ietli Caps.
A LARGE assortment lately received and for sale
<rVby W.'NICHOLS & CO.
Nov. 20'ih, 1811.
W. W. & E. P. CLAYTON,
Have Received a Very Exlettsive aud
Complete Assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE
Suited for the Fall and Winter Seasons, and are selling
them at V E R Y L O \V P RIC E S . Their friends
and the public generally are requested to call.
Nov. 5—31—tf.
Fancy, and Shaving Soaps, Perfu
mery, &e.
A LARGE assortment just received, and for sale
bv
June 11,1841.
W.'B. WELLS & CO.
.’T2.4RRBE;E>,
At Midway, near Milledgeville, on the 2d inst.. by
the Rev. Mr. baker, Mr. ROBERT W. JAMISON,
of Macon, to Vti-<s etAUA.lI. eMcnt daughter of B. P.
Stubbs, Esq. of the former place.
In Forsyth, Geo. on the 2d inst., by Rev. II. Quin,
Dr. JAMES F. BERRY, of Hancock countv. Geo ,
to Mrs. ELIZA J. HOLMES, of the former place.
At the Lilian Springs, on the 21st ultimo, by the
Rev. Mr. Carter, Mr. WM. A. ELDER, to Miss
CYNTHIA BA It LOW, both of butts county.
At Sunhnrv, Ga. on the 4th ins!., hy the Rev. Jo-
siah Law, (’apt. THOMAS SNOW, of Chatham
county, to Miss MARY ANN SEPIIA ENNIS, of
Libcr'v county.
At Crawfordville, on the -I'll inst., bv the Rev. Mr.
lanes, J. R. K1RD, of Crawfordville, to Miss ELK'A-
RY ANN HOUGHTON, of Greene countv
On the 1th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Ardis, JAMES T.
BOTH WELL, Esq of Louisville, Geo., to Miss
ANN MI LI.EDGE SMITH, of Barnwell Dist. S. C.
In Muscogee county, on the 28’h ult., bv the Rev.
Mr. Wiliis, Mr. WILLIAM CULVER, to Miss MARY
CATHARINE, daughter of Samuel and Mary Ar
chie, ail of sail countv.
Company ESeciioas.
LEG 1IONS areorderel to be held at the court-
_ -4 grounds in the 217lh, 218th, and 219lh districts
(*• M- for a Captain, 1st and 2nd Lieutenants and
Ensign to command the companies hi each of the
'said districts, on tlie following days ; 217th dist. De
cember 4. 216th dist. Derutnbci iSth, 219th dist. De
cember lith, 1841.
The Magistrates in said districts are requested to
conduct the elections according to law. Sec Prince's
Digest, page 5aii. BENJAMIN P. POORE,
Ma jor 48/A Battalion, G. M.
AtUous. Xqv. 5?(». !Sll——
From the Savannah Georgian.
From Florida,
lly ihe U. S. steamer Nexvbern, Cnpt. Mc-
ISVItv, tlie Editors of the Georgian have receiv
ed from a correspondent tlie subjoined letter.
From another the melancholy intelligence of
three deaths at Fort Ivins, (E. F.) in the fami
lies of our officers, whose lives are devoted to
their country’s service.
Lieut. McKinstry’s.fale, as a father, is pecu
liarly calculated to awaken sympathy. On
the 21th ol November of last year, we announ
ced in our columns the death ot Isis first aud on
ly child, nt Fort Holmes, E. F. To-day
similar bereavement il becomes our painful du
ty to record.
We learn, from a friend, the following par
ticulars of tlie success of Capt. Wade, and the
company under his command, in depriving
some of the enemy of their power to do mis
chief.
Capt. Wade and Lieut. Thomas, of compa
ny 1\. 3d Artillery, have just returned from a
scout on the Hillsboro, from Fort Lauderdale,
having kitted eight Indians, captured 49 more,
eight of litem warriors; destroyed about 20
acres of cultivated helds, with many canoes
Sam Jones is said to be strongly fortified near
Okeckobce, with 45 warriors. Tlie compa
nies of 3d Artillery on the Atlantic coast are
nearly all absent from their different posts in
the field.
Rucking OnS.
Clay and Preston.- both Senators, are about
to resign, M nrc w i’|| soon follow. The re
sults of the election have produced much res-
iguatioii,—.V. V.Herald.
TiZT.Vi,
la this place, on the 23d inst. Mrs. ELIZA E. wife
of James Brownlee, Esq. aired 29 years.
In tins place, on the 2(>th ins:.. Miss CALENDER
STEYEN'8, in the 2f ; th year of her ai;c.
In Talladega, Alabama, on Wednesday the 10th
inst.,W ILLIAM WALLACE, only son of John and
Eliza Clark, aged 7 years.
In Washington county, Geo. on the 1st of Nov.
Miss ANN G REER, in the l a t!t year of her age.
At tScottsborough, on the fith i.ist., RICH ARD AU
GUSTUS. son of Joel T. and Elizabeth Tucker, aged
6 years, 4 months and f> days.
In Louisville, Jefferson county, on the 31st of Octo
ber, CUR REN FOLLY.
In Columbia county, on the 29th of October. Mrs.
MARY EMB11EE, consort of II. H. Embree, Esq.,
in tho 43d year of her age.
In Newnan, Gen. on the 8th inst.,LAURA CARO
LINE, youngest daughter of tho Rev. Joseph Y. and
Ann M. Alexander, aged 7 yuars.
On Etowah river, Cass county, Gen. on the Gth
inst. CHRISTOPHER OLDS, late of Greene coun
ty. Tenn.
In Louisville, on the 13th insr. Mr. THOMAS N.
JENKINS, in the 36th year of his age.
RABUJV SHERIFF S SALE.
On the first Tuesday in JANUARY next,
TYfILL be sold before the Court-house door in the
’ ’ town of Clayton, Rabun county, within the
usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
Edmond Belote’s interest in the lot of laud
whereon lie now lives, lying in the 4th dist. of Rabun
county. No. not known ; levied on to satisfy a fi fix is
sued from a Justice's Court in said county, in favor
of W iloy Nichols vs said Bclotc. Levy made and re
turned by a constablo.
A part of a tract of land No. M, in the 5th
dist. of Rabun county, lying on Tabula river, below
tlie mouth of Tiger Bail creek : levied on as the prop
erty of Charles V\ . Hide and Callaway Williams, to
satisfy a fi fa issued out of a Justice's Court in said
county, in favor of Berryman Sherley vs said Hide
and Williams. Levy made and returned to me by a
constable. WM. J. GAINES, D. Sheriff.
Nov. 2G, 1811.
rwr S3
FALL AND W3MTEB GOODS!!!
I AM now receiving tnv usual supply of Winter
Goods, comprising uhuost-evory article of
Staple and Fancy Dry C>oods,
Usually kept in an up-country store, which I am offer
ing at reduced prices.
I am adopting to seme extent the Cask System,
hut to my former customers, tho usual credit will be
extended at Cash Prices.
I deem il unnecessary to name the many thousand
articles that I keep for sale—if you are wanting any
thing in the wav of Merchandise, from
Thread Lace tv H _ T- ‘
.4 piece of Tape to a piece of Broadcloth,
Or from a Needle to an Anril,
Come and sec me, and vou can find it.
JOHN H. NEWTON.
October 1—29—3m.
Fine Chewing Tobacco.
H AA’ING made airangements with Messrs. T. A
J. Cunningham <fc Co. to lie supplied with a fine
article of Chewing Tohaccat, we no\v offer to
the friends of the weed, the old and tried avticlo of
44 Brown’s best.”
W. R. AY ELLS & GO., Druggists.
Athens, June 18, 1841.
GROCERIES.
T HE subscribers have'just received from New
York and other markets, and now offer upon reas
onable terms,
*2 General Slock of Groceries,
■ CONSISTING OV
85 bags Coffee,
15 llhds. Sugar,
40 Pieces Sup. Hemp Bagging,
GO Keg9 Nails;
4 Boxes Loaf~Sugar,
20 Boxes Raisins,
10 Casks Malaga AA'ine,
8 Casks Cheese,
20 Dozen Buckets,
6 Boxes CoUon Cards,
With a variety of other articles,
purchasers is respectfully invited
Athens, Nov. 12—35—tf.
MORISON’S MEDICINES.
Dismissal of Mr. George Tw^on, of No. 94, Broad*
way, New York, as General Agent for the salt
*f Morisnn's Medicines, in America.
To the Agents and others connected with the sale of
Moiiison’s A egetabi-e Umveusai, Medicines of the
British College of Health, London, in tho United
States of America.
Tills Is to give Notice,
nnilAT all persons indebted to GEORGE T-\Y-
JL LOR, late of Wall Street, New York, but now of
94, Broadway, New York, late General Agent to Mes
srs. Morison, Moat, and Co., of the British College
of Health, New Road, I^ndon, for Morison's Pills,
are NOT to PAY the said GEORGE TAYLOR for
such Medicines, but only Messrs. FIRTH &i HALL,
of Frauklyn Square, New A’ork, whom Messrs. 'Mcj-
ison. Moat & Co. have appointed their Attorniea for
settling their American affairs, and who alone arc au
thorized to gire discharges for the deb s owing by the
Agents appointed by the said George Taylor 'or Mor-
ison’s Medicines. And Notice is bererv further
given. That those Agents having by them Medicines
unsold, are not to return the same to the said Georgu
Tayu»k, but to. account with the before-mentioned
Messrs. Firth & Hull, of Now York aforesaid.
In consequence of the improper conduct pursued by
thpir two last General Agents in respect to their ac
counts with tlie firm, Messrs. Morison, Moat & Co.
take this opportunity of informing tho public of Amcr-
| ica, that Mr. Taylor, of New York, is from ibis date
no longer their General Agent for the United States
for the sale of tltoir Medicines, and that they can now
only be obtained genuine by applying in Lqttdon as
under. The same discount' to be allowed to tl>oso
wishing to dispose of the Medicines by retail, as usual.
All orders must lie accompanied with a remittance,
for which the regular discount for cash will be allowed,
Sub-Agonts, Merchants; and Others may bo sup
plied vvitfi Medicines direct from the College in Lon
don, on the satv.e terms as Messrs. Morison, Moat &
Go. supplied their late General Agent, Mr. Taylor,-
and with tho first order will have an appointment di
rect front the establishment in London, appointing
biin or them Agent for their respective Districts.-;-.
The Public ate again cautioned against purchasing
Medicines except those coming direct from the Col
lege, save ns before-mentioned, as enormous frauds a rt>
practised on tho Public in Messrs. Morison's name.
Messrs. Morison wish it to he particularly under
stood, that their complaint is solely against their lain
General Agents, Messrs. Horatio Siiurnv.VRU Moat
and George Taylor, whu wero sent out from Eng
land hy the British College of Health at a vast vjl-
peiise, and both of yvhom they have been obliged to
lismiss.
N. B. Preference will be given to first applktalionx
for Agencies to' the different Districts.
The ATedtcincs of the British College of Health are
sold in England, in Boxes, as follows:—
First small sizv. selling lor Is. 1 Id., vonlaius from iO to 41’ rill*.
•Sei-onJ '* “ ” Si'. tW., 44 44 iSO “ 1^0 44
Third 4*.liif., “ •>. 810v»Ml| * V’.
Packets, selling for Its. IV., 44 about 600 Fills,
Vegetable Cleansing Powders Is. 1 jo*, each Box. .r’ , ,
For the future the Agents in America are request
ted to sell the Medicine to the Public in proportion to
the above prices. Itt the appointments sent cut, -xtnr—
above prices will be stated for tlt« purpose of enabling
Purchasers to satisfy themselves. i
(Signer!) MORISON, MOAT & CO.
British Cullers of Health,
Hamilton Place. New Road, London,
April 5th 1841. . . ■ : '
Attention is directed to the following
Ciiutiou, -
Whereas spurious imitations of my Modicines are not*
in circulation. I, James Morison, the Hygeist, hereby
give notice, that i am in no wise co.nnooted witlu the
following Modicines’purporting to be mine, and sold
under tlie various names of J)>. Morrisorfs Pills,"
44 The Hygcwin Pills," “ The Improved Vegetable Unis
versrtl Pills 44 The Original Morison's Pills, as com
pounded hy the late Mr. Moat," “ The Original Vegeta
ble Pills," 44 The Original Morison's Pills," tjc. dfc.
That my Medicines are prepared only at the British
College of Health, Hamilton Place, King’s Cross,
London, and sold hy the General Agents to tho Brit-
ish College of Health and their Sub-A gents, and that
no Chemist or Druggist is authorized hy ino to dispose
of the same.
None can be genuine without the words “Mori
son's Universal Medicines” are engraved on the Gov
ernment -Stamp in white lottcrs upon a red ground.—-
vxu\.vr njurtnv
EXECUTORS’ SALE.
I N pursuance of tlie last will and testament of Wil
liam Jones, deceased, late of Franklin countv, will
be sold at the Court-house door in Carnesville, on tlie
first Tuesday in February next, between the usual
hours of sale, one thousand acres of land, more or less,
lying on ihe waters of Grove river, in Franklin coun
ty, thirty-five negroes, men. women, boys, and girls,
some of them excellent field hands. Sold as the
property of William Jones, for the benefit of his heirs.
Terms twelve months’ credit with note and approved
security. IUTSSEL T. JONES, > ‘ ,
JAMES D. JONES, ( JjXCC rs -
Nov. 20—37—tds.
TIIO’S C. UNDERWOOD,
'a'j’a.KH^aBEa?
I > ESPECTFbLLY offers his services to the
^.citizens of Athens, and the county of
Clark generally, in the line of his profession.—
lie will be enabled to furnish his patrons at all times
with the newest New York, London, and French
Fashions.
Gentlemen's Walking ai t! Riding Gaiters,
made in a superior manner.
And all Garments Cut and Made at his
Establishment warranted to fit.
Crateful for the liberal patronage which has been
extended towards him, ho will continue to merit it by 4
the skill and faithfulness with which his work shall
be executed, and the liberality of his terms.
September 21—28—ly.
Carpeting.
A VERA* extensive assortment of rich Ingrain and
Venitian Carpetings and Rugs, are oflered at un
usually low prices by W. W. & E. P. CLAY TON.
Nov. 5—31—tf. * * .
Boltin? Clotlis.
(UPERIOR Dutch Bolting Cloths, for sale hy
Nov. 5—31—tf.
W. W. & E. P. CLAYTON.
OBITJT A5CV.
Departed this life. at. his residence in' Athens, on
the 29th inst.. JOHN NISBET, Esq. in tlie Gist
year of his atie.
In the death of the subject of this notice, the com
munity ha which he lived has lost one of its most in
fluential, useful, enterprising and upright citizens.—
Long identified with this place in interest and feeling,
few men have contributed more to its prosperity, or
n more efficient in pro mot i tier its welfare ; and
more could have heen taken from us whose departure
would he more seriously felt or more universally re
gretted.
Mr. N ishot was a native of Iredell county. North
Carolina—born on the 3d April. 1781. In the early
part of his life he engaged in the mercantile business
it 4 , his native county. In 1821 he removed to Eaton-
lon in (fits State, and In 182!, came to Athens, where
he continued to reside up to the time of his decease.
He had been an exemplary member of the Presby
terian church for near twen»y, and was. so far as his
fellow 4 mm can judge, an humble and pious follower
of his Redeemer. His brethren who have worshipped
with him at the same sanc tuary, will mourn, his ab
sence from his accustomed place, hut they will not
mourn as those without hope, for they are well as
sured that he has exchanged it for a seat at the right
hand of the Majesty on high.
But none, highly as they appreciated his amenity of
manners, his kindness of heart, and the sincerity of
his friendship, feel the Wow with that overwhelming
severity which fails to the lot of his afflicted family.
They best knew his worth—they best appreciated the
excellencies of his character. They have tost a kind
companion and a tender father—a true friend and an
enlightened counsellor. But they, too, hare comfort
in their affliction. His virtues live after him—his
admonitions will he gratefully treasured up—and his
calm and peaceful end will be a constant monitor to
them to live as he lived, that thev may at list rejoin
him in a brighter and better world.
GEORGIA, WALTON COUNTY.
W HEREAS David Thompson, adm’r of, John L.
McKinney, applies to me fur letters of dismis
sion from said estate :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, to
be and appear at nty office within the time prescribed
by law, and show cause, if any they can, why said
letiers should not be grante 1.
Given under my hand, this I8;h November, 184t.
JOHN H. KILGORE, e. c. o.
November 2G—37—6m.
F OUR months after date application will be made
to the Honorable Inferior Court of Walton coun
ty. when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to
sell all the lands and negroes belonging to the estate
f Lemuel Winn, late of said county, deceased.
A. A. WINN. ?
ISAAC BORING, (
Nor. 20—37—4 m.
• Admr’s.
T HE Subscriber having returned, from the North,
is now prepared to offer
A well sclccfcti Stock of Groceries,
All of which will be sold on the most Reasonable Terms
THE FOLI.OtyiNO ARTICLES ARE NOW OFFERED FOR SALK :
13 Hhds. Sugar,
5 Boxes Loaf do,
2 Bbls. Crushed and Powdered do,
-40 Bags Rio Coffee,
75 Kegs Nails,
10 Boxes -Sperm Candles,
10 do Hull & Son's do,
10 do No. 1. Family Soap,
10 do Tobacco,
2,000 Pair Shoes,
150 Sides Sole T-eather,
150 Kegs White Lead,
200 Gallons Lamp Oil, superior quality,
200 do Linseed and Tanners’ do,
20 31, Principe and Spanish Segars.
ALSO ON HAND,
Rice, Cheese. Fish, Salt, Molasses, Iron, Steel,
Bagging, Bale Rope, &c. &c.—together with various
other articles too numerous to mention.
T. BISHOP.
Athens, Nov. 3—31—tf.
FALL A NS WINTER GOODS.
Crane & Morrison,
A RE now receiving and opening a large assort-
ment of Goods, selected in person by one-of the
firm from the New-York market, comprising the vari
ous kinds for Gentlemen's wear; among which are—
Black beaver, waved, and diamond Cloths,
West of England, wool-dyo black Cloths,
Green, brown, claret, cadet-mixed, Oxford do.,
Steel do., olive, blue and drab Cloths,
Paris diamond Cassitnevcs,
Queen’s own, printed, doe-skin, buck-skin, black,
blue, lavender, drab, mixed, and a variety of other
Cassimcrcs.
Sattinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys, Tweeds, <\c. dpc.
—also—
French Lupon Merinos, English do., Bombazines,
Twilled and Plain Camlets,
Worsted Merinos, Angola Cassimeres,
Georgia Nankeens,
White and brown Shirtings, Booth Drills,
Colored Jeans, Cotton Gambroons,
—also—
Vestings of various Styles and Qualities
Black plain and figured Satins, do. do. Silks,
Light and dark Valencias,
Fine figured buff Merinos and Challys,
Marseilles of various descriptions.
—also—
Satin, puff, bow, cravat and plain Stocks,
Summer Satin, and bombazine do.
Cravats, collars, suspenders, gloves, handkerchiefs
hosiery, &c- &.c, ;
All of which, being purchased extremely low, will
be sold, at wholesale or retail, upon the best possible
terms. Please call and examine for yourselves.
Athens, Sept. 17—3—tf. ■>
THE PHILOTOKEN
OR
FUMAiUjBS* MSIEHIDJ %
A N invaluable medicine for tho relief of Females
suffering under •
Sympathetic disorders, Periodical com-
plaiuts, Heartburns, Nervous ir
ritability, Weakness, Pains,
&c. Ac.
For satisfactory testimonials, copious directions,
and much information valuable to females and heads
of families, see pamphlets which may he had gratis
where the Philotoken is sold—in Athens, hy C.
M. Reese ; in Milledgeville, by K. M. Cowles; in Au
gusta, by llaviland,- Hisley & Co.; and in Savannah,
by T, M, & J. M. 'Turner.
Price $4,50 per bottle,
Nov. 12—35—6t.*
SHOES.
1 ADA PR- n'en’s and boys’ coarse brogans.
lulRt 500 pr. “ “ “ kip do,
200 pr. misses’ and children’s leather and morocco
shoes.
200 ‘ 4 ladies’ leather shoes and'shoetees.
100 “ “ fine kid slippers,
25 “ “ “ satin do.
Also a large assortment of other kinds too tedious
to mention—all of which will be sold at the very low-
estprices. SAMUEL TL3NLY.
Athens. Oct. 8. 1811.
Life of Petrarch,
3 Y Thomas Campbell, author of 44 Pleasures of
Hope,” &c. in one volume octavo, for sale hy
A. CHASE & CO.
Sept. 10, 1841.
Thn attention of In witnes whereof I have hereunto set my hand,
JAMES MORISON, tho Hvgeist.
2.nai.i. m te , yiS-'»XJ!|«ferEsa55r
Also to the following > ,
Notice.
That by the recent Verdict obtained by Messrs. Mov*
ison against certain Impostors for counterfeiting their
Medicines, all persons selling medicines as and for
Morrison’s Pills, which are in fact more spurious
imitations, are liable to have anions brought against
them for every box sold under that name, which ac
tions Messrs. Morison will deem it their duty to ciw
forro in every case that comes to their knowledge,
P. .S'. Messrs. Morison will thank the party receiv
ing this, to communicate the above facts to thoati con-,
' net ted vviih the Salo of Medicine, or persons using ft,
APPOINTMENT oi
DEED ok REVOCATION of Arruiivi wglNX o*
Mr. GEORGE TAYLOR, as General Agent in tho
United Slates of Messrs. Morison, Moat. & Co.—-;
Dated 25th March 1841. , i - o'. c. ;
Siaow all Men by these Presents, That we, Al.
exandcr Morison and John Morison, both‘of Hamilton
Place, King’s Cross. New Road (London); in tlie
County of Middlesex, in England. Hygeists, and Man
agers of the British College of Health of Hamilton
Place aforesaid, trading in Co-partnership under the
Firm of Morison, Moat, and Company, and the surviv
ing partners of James Morison, deceased, with whom
in his life time and down to the time of his dercase
we traded in Co-partnership under thn said Firm of
Morison, Moat, and Company, and acted as Managers
of the said British College of Health ; have revoked
aud annulled, and declared to be utterly null and void,
a certain Deed or Instrument bearing date on or about
the Fifth day of September One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Thirty-seven, whereby \ve the said Alexan
der Morison and John Morison, jointly with the said
GEORGIA, FRANKLIN COUNTY.
W HEREAS Thomas Payne applies to me for let
ters of Administration on tho estate of Thomas
Payne, sen. late of said county, deceased c
These are therefore to cito and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to
be and appear at my office within the time prescribed
by law, to shew cause, if any they can, why said letters
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 12th day of November,
1841. THUS. KING, c. c. o.
Nov. 19—36—30d,
NOTICE.
1 3ERS0NS indebted to the estate of William Jones.
. late of Franklin county, deceased, are requested
to make immediate payment; and those having claims
against said estate, will please present them properly
authenticated. RUSSEL T, JONES, f ,. •
JAMES D, JONES, j; fcseuri *’
Nov. 5—34—lOd.
NOTICE.
4 LL persons indebted to John Talmadge, are re
quested to make immediate settlement, and these
having demands against said Talmadgo, will please
present them in terms of the latv. either to the under
signed, or to William A. Talmadge, who may be
found at all times in Athens, and who is my author
ized agent.
STEPHEN C, TALMADGE, Guardian.
Oct. 22—32—i0d,
NOTICE.
For Sate-
A SMALL tract of land adjoining Thomas Mitch
ell, Hopkins Holsev, and others Apply to
1 SAMUEL TENNEY,
Athens, Oct. 8th, 18If. -
A LL persons indebted to the estate of Abram
Meadors, of Walton county, dec’d. are request
ed to make immediater payment, and those holding de
mands against said estate, are notified to present them
legally attested. A. MEADORS, Exec’r.
Nov, 12—35—40d.
FOR RENT OR SALE.
TV/jY Hfcuse, end the North section of the lot is of-
J.T JL ferod lor Rent or Sale, Any person wish
ing to rent or purchase, will apply to Dr. Reese, who
is my agent. P f C, BALDWIN,
Nor ,49—36—eowtf,
or late of No. 91, Broadway, New York, to fe (ha
General Agent of tlie said British College of Health
in the United Suites of America. And ilo also hereby
revoke and annul, and declare to be utterly null and
void, all other powers and authorities by us or our
said late or present Firms in any manner given, gran
ted, or continued to the said George Taylor. And wo
do also hereby declare, that the said George Taylor
is no longer authorised to act in any manner or to any
extent as the General Agent or as the Agent of the
said British College of Health, or of the said late or
present Firms of Morison, Moat, and Co., in the said
United States or elsewhere. In Witness whereof we
have hereunto set our hands-and seals the Twenty-
fifth cay of March in the vear of our Lord On<? Thous
and Eight Hundred aud Forty-one.
A MORISON.
J. MORISON,
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us,
Henry Hawkins, ) Clerks to Messrs. Comerlord
Bernard Boyi.e. J and Girdler, London,
I, Thomas Samuel Girdler, of London, Notary Pubr
lie by royal authority duly admitted and sworn, dq
hereby certify and attest unto all whetn it may con
cent, that on this day before me the said Notary, per
sonally appeared Alexander Morison and John' Mori
son. well known to me to be tlie persons named in tho
foregoing Deed of Revocation, who thereupon in my
presence, and In the presence of Henry Han kins and
Bernard Boyle, the two subscribing witnesses, sever
ally signed, sealed and delivered the said Deed of Rev
ocation as and for their act and deed, and acknowL
edged tlie same to be. such. In testimony whereof I
have hereunto set my hand and affixed pay notarial
seal in London, the. day and year aforesaid.
In fidern, THOMAS 3, GIRDLER, Not. Pub,
Consulate of the United 11, Thomas Aspinwall,
States of. Atncrica, London. | Consul of the U. Statea
of America for London, and the dependencies thereof,
do hereby make known and certify to all whom it mqy
concern, That Thomas Si amucl Girdler, whose signa
ture is above, is a Notary Publjo duly admitted find
sworn and practising in he City of London aforesaid,
and that to all acts by him so done full faith and cred.
it are and ought to be given in judicature andthpreout.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hs;td,
and fixed the seal of .the said Consulate jn London
aforesaid, this Twenty-sixth day of March, in the
year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Forty-one,
and in the Sixty-fifth vear of the Independence of the
said United States. ' THOS. ASPINWALL,
August 0— 21—3itj,