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The President on Privateering*
The following letter of the President
to the Now York Chamber of Commerce
whs vnul boforc lliatliody the oveningof
the hth mstrT
Washington. March .'it, 1800.
To P. Pert, /■>/.—My Dear Sir: Your
Uwov of the f»tli iust., enclosing the
ableniul interestin'.: report and losolu*
lions of the Chamber of Cummoreo of
New York, in favor of ••perfect immuni
ty" (from rapture,) of all private prop
erly Upon theorem in tine of war. was
liniy receivednnd referred to the State
lh p n tinent. It lifts bince occurred to
me that respect m> eminently due to the
Cimuihui* requires that I should address
\ mi u few remarks in nn-vrer.
War is a dreadful calamity, shocking
to humanity, and ought to l»o avoidud
1-y all lmnovidde means; hut whilst man
kind continuein their luvsont state, it
uill sometimes h»? inevitable. If, with
the small but gallant naval forgo of this
luimirv, we should bedriven into a war
with a nation nos .'^in_ u navy far more
nutm'i’otH amt jkhvoiJuJ than our own,
w e should then be in a comparatively
helple ^ condition without the aid of
j rivateers. Wo might with almost ns
much!proprioty agree to abandon our
m‘flaii of volunteer militia, and trust
i.lono to the legulwr arms for our de-
leiice »m the land, n v to deprive
selves of the sen ices of privatoCIS, I
n lii« h are our volunteer militia upon
tie*'"•'.m. IU*m>1 . pvivatceving may'
be u ri'-tly guarded It oin abuses by law,
mid be r. -uained within thorules which
g. vc .i - - nr regular nuvy.
Neither tvould Mm abandonment of
" r a liii't piiv.ito property upon t)ie
c. 'att of itself atlVird freedom and se-
curity t.i iur c ommerce. In order to
i •■• upli'-h theo-'ic ct, wo must proceed
« •'.tiirther■. : :i«l obtain tho consent
i i . • pmvcrluln n d nations that inor-
i i'ii v« -sol - -hail not bo blockaded in
j ic. but b -Mil. . I to pass tho block*
i in;; - inadron an l go out to sea. If
t Nv-hotihl remain blockaded in our
thero would bo comparatively
i tt little private property on the ocean
t" pi'o'eei. A powerful licet, by block*
r.'i.n ' tbe month or the Chesapeake,
• dd eileetually pi event any merchant
% :;sel from going to sea from any port
m; until in ihui noble bay or its tributaries.
S »m regard to New York, New Orleans,
St. Mat tliow Is supposed to have suf 1860 Spring Stock 1860
Cored martyrdom, or was put to death
by tho sword in the city ot Ethiopia.
St. Mark was dragged through tho
drift* in Egypt, till ho
street of Alexandria 4
ipired.
i. T
LADIES ELEGANT
St. Luke was hanged upon an olive
tree in Uvoovo.
St. John was put in a caldron of boil-1
ing oil at Home and e*cu|*ed death. He
afterwmiU died a natural death at
Ephesus, iti Asia.
St. Janies tho Croat was beheaded at
Jerusalem.
St. James tho Loss was thrown from
a pinnacle or wing of the temple, and
then beaten to death with a fuller’s
club.
St. Philip was hanged up against a pil
lar. at llieranolis, a city of Phrygia.
St. Hartholomow was tinyed alive, bv
the command of a barbarous king.
St. Andrew was bound to a cross,
whence lie preached to tho people till
lie expired.
St. Thomas was run through tho body
by a lunco, near Mali par, in the East
Indies.
St. Judo was shot to death with ar
rows.
St. Simeon /doles was crucified in
Persia.
St. Matthias was stoned and then be
headed.
DRESS GOODS,
Administrators* Sale.
B Y virtue of an order granted nt the Inst
term of the Court of Ordinary Jw Floyd
countv, I will sell at tho Court Houso in
Homo, on tho first Tuesday In Juno next, tho
Interest which John II. Winfrey, Into of said
county deceased, had in the following lots of
band, nt the tiincof his death, via :
No. 220 in tho 22nd Patriot and 3rd Section.
It tho propoHtion to abolish war
rainst private property on the ocean
‘•re ciiiiibiiu 1 with u proposition to no
il''* to m> v. haul ve>si |s a perfect im-
..lit . limn bliickiulo in any port, then
i -mIijcM'.t would bo worthy of serious
gk£TPeople who are always thinking
of their own pleasure and interest, will
often, if possessingeonsidorablo ability,
make others give way to them, and
obtain everything they seek except hap-
pines*.
Mantillas, Points & Shawls,
IN KVKKY VARIETY.
GENT’S CLOTHING
2 HI
2»5
Extra Qualities and Make*.
HATS,
BOOTS & SHOES.
HOUSE-FURNISHING
I *And such other real estate interests iu he
may have hud in nny other l*»i*. Thoe lands
lie *n mid near Spring Greek, about 10 miles
Southeast of Roiik*, nail roiili !eted with them
are vnltmhlo improvement*,n good Dwelling
anil out liuusc*: n splendid Saw MiU. with a
never fniliiur supply of water, and olio n good
PLANTATION GOODS I
-OF—
MAHYI.AKD, YUtGlXrA, AO Mil
ua nnuNA t sorrn ca ho.
LIMA if- GEORGIA
MAKES!
J^OW RKPRIVINO AND OPEN I Nil,
rented for the nnr, imniedin o po«*o-*ioiicu'i
only he given of the lu I In lice, and of the
Mills. Purchas-'r* will hu required
Notes in payment with gi
HARPER & BUTLER,
Importers and Heavy Dealers in
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
HARDWARE,
Broad Street, Rome, Ga.
WE respectful I* •
continuation of tho patronage of our PROMPT PAYING and
Cash Customers,
To whom our G
i f..r s do at tho LOWEST FIGURES.
d and undoubted
—to become due on tlie'25tll of [>.*-
next—mid if the notes nre not
promptly paid on the day of their maturity
Interest will hu charged IV
I will on the name day nt tho Court-lii»u*?
in Dallas. Paulding county, sell an L'idivid'd
.1 1 interest iu lot of lunil No .'132, in the tilth
Dint, mid 3rd Sec., of said county. Terms
• •mpi iMng n
jjtajrMr. Lawreneo Johnson, thosenior
partner of the tirm of L. Johnson A
<’o., type foundcra nt Philadelphia, died
in that city on Thursday last, after one
day’s illness.
fifeS^There was nearly a thousand dol
lars worth of gold used oil tho coflln of
Mrs. Kdwnrd Nhinpen llttrd, who was
buried in Philadelphia la*t Tuesday with
much pomp. The plates, handles, and
heads of screws wore all of solid gold.
ftajrllon. Edward Everett completed
his sixty-sixth year on Wednesday last,
and so early was lie initiated into tho
activity of public life that he can look
back upon almost a half century of use
ful service to his ft Mow citizens.
■speet fully,
Ja
HrauNAN.
ftjyA country parson had a singular
peculiarity of expression, always using
tho prase, "I flatter myself." instead of
“1 believe." I laving occasion to exhort
bin congregation during a revival, be
“flattered himself., that more than one-
hull'of them would be damned!
The be
Slave fuse.
ini'll ofJudge Den in, of tho 8u-
’<u't "1 New fork, in llio Loninn case
published. Tho lending point nt
anlng to
is llint a Virginian
lurk doci unt lifiiij^
with him. nml !m* no rights here which
h'l-nri.n . iii/ci. of NVw York. T<*
c..ii*iitni-oii which declares
'• *'• o n*ol c.i ii Mato shall ho en-
pnviic-go* and immunities of eiti*
v.mmI Sriitc*. Judge Renio gives
J.S'TI'.UKSTINU < 'kIIMHINV
last, tie* second day ot
S.ato Convention at Maco
ked permission
volition to present thoi
*in ih
« f Vii
Eitl
• It '-I hilt
having hi* home
>•! i..vor having been
•l New York, has tho mine
hum wki.-h a native* horn
i*. would have,
o the proprietor
could claim any
belong only to
ral Mi'i
Rut «Ji
I Her, n citixi'ii of one
1 ’ins: light-in nuothcr, inu.-t claim
riling to tbi’ luwd of tho last men*
ti-.n-d ar.-.T.Iing i.. thoso which ob*
. Dn-j . ii,..a that n citizen
i him into • vi ry Statu into which
• tin- legal uutituti a* of the one
supported.
-Oil Saturday
tin; Ibiptist
, Rev. Josliua
of the Con*
o which his
brother, Jtev. Je-so Mercer, had
the habit of using while in life,
that it might ho kept at the University
which bears hi* name at Penfield. The
ano \v.i* the one which ho had carried
during his life, and on which lie leaned
when ho preached his hi*t sermon.
It was received l»v Rev. Dr. t 'rawford,
who was appointed for tha*. purpose,
whoaecejitcd it in a very appropriate
speech. The venerable form of the sur
viving brother, and tho circum lances
under which tho presentation was
made, invested tho scene with extraor
dinary interest.
U 111
r laws «li d r
a t tie fill lac r
c»uitrm In do
or skill, lot-
iHiranco, bur-
7 l , "li'-i.« ..f
mo than Hoveit percent, per
t re-t, and many othcre, void
- *in h contracts or some of them
'tub Rut no one would contend
>d'.‘within this State by t\ oituuuof
la'c, they Would Ikj enforced in our
'ertain .■ f them, if tnadu in nuothcr
•ufortnity with the laws there,
- ut-d hy our tribunals upon the
Low as the Lowest,
r flash or to prompt paving customer,
ROME
STEAM ENGINE WORKS.
I Amanda, a capital gi»od bouse
woman. vell»w complexion, nlsnit 25 or .30
years o'J. And will also make ronis disposi
tion of old Jinny, wlm is nearly 100 year* old.
Tho Negroes will bo sold for mail.
april'iOw.]
. NV. ALEXANDER, AduYr
fliuttoogn Nlirrill Snlea.
\\T 1L b In* sold before the court house door
n in the town «»l Summerville in anid
County, hotweeii the usual hours of sale, on
the tint Tue sday in June, the following prop-
HOME GEOHGIA.
1 J30U tlui muuuftu-ture of Loeomotivcs,
1 Stationary Engines of any size or pat
torn according to order.
Hail U .ad work, Iron Rridg.-s nud Hoofs.
Rut |Ha*ts for Furnaces and Rolling Mills.
Castings nml Machinery. Housing. Mill
Screws, Turning bathes, Drill Presses, Shuft-
•ted; all kind*
nvn always on
.a Water Vl|».,
tins and Water Works ei
of Maihinery repaired,
hand Wrought Iron Steam
Stcmu Cock*. Guttgcs, Ac.
Castings of any Size.
Iron ami lira** eastings made to order-—
imvu always on hand s,>muof the hest (UN
(SEAllINtt in the t'liiintry ; also (iudgemis.
(’listings for Horse Power, Thrashing Ma*
ehiiiis, and n variety "f bcautlrtll Patterns
of Don Hidling for Dwellings, Public Uuihl-
elcry Lots, Ac.
Boilers.
(•••motive and Cylinder
j]hiired. Water Tanks,
meters. Wrought Ir-ui
IHiU'kstuith work made
Flue. Tubiili
Hoilers. nindc i
Rhist Pipes.
Smoke Stacks,,
Mining Machinery.
Cornish Pumping Engines. Crusher-,
Lifting anil Force Pumps, Pump Hods mid
Joints, Whim and Whinzo Kilddcs, Stamp
Heads of aitv required hardness; all kind* ot
MINERS T'o»»bs.—Parti, ubir intention is
given to this braiu-li of biiMii--**, Mr. James
Noble, Sr., who Mipeniitends the work, hav
ing been a l mg tim- iu Europe for the pur
po*e of obtaining the la'e»t improvement*
One hundred and ten nore«» more or
off the South half of lot No. I A. also H*»
of tbe Xortlien«t corner of lot No. 22, all
a the Dili district and Ith section: le
less.
itherin favn
•or A Reuty,
plaintiff.
u,.rilJ*
f NVm. M. Ronty. to snlis-
iti favor of liar ret A Todd,
-of Rum.ut A Hendrix
property pointed out by
J. II. AKRIDGE. Sh'ff.
B
lAccutur’a Postpoml Sultv
VIRTUE of an order from tlio Court
‘Ordinary for Polk County, Georgia.
will bn sold bef.
Ci-dir Town.on tbe t'ir.-t Tuesday in Juno
next, within tbo legal liour^ of sale, f
highest bidder, five Negroes, towit : m
Negro woman, named Hetty: a young
limned Mary, about 22 years old.
her •'! childrcu—Noah about A years old,
Agist, child about two years old and
(ant olio mouth old. Tbe nbovu uegros sold
tbe property of Francvs Gilln
old for tin* he
nude known on
ftpril’JOw Uhl.
day
of the heirs. Tel
WILLIAM PEEK. Kx’r.
GEORGIA
■^yilARKslS.
i lo the I
loyil County.
Charles Ktiow!o< A«i
f Clierokee R. T.tlhnt, repre-
liis petition, duly filed
TO THE
myms or cikkokkk tit. & ml
TK have samples of several kinds of Flaws, manufactured by Messrs. Sharp A U:\mvl
' ** 1 '*• - 1 xivnts to introduce ''• lj *»
fed assured that
eounlrv. Tlndr Plows
all warranted, and
f tho planters to trv them. Wo gunrnuteo tbein to he all the, ..
If any person Is dlssatirflcd, the Plow can l-e returned and tlie mi....-.,
Aimuig which are the following
will he to tho interest
represented.
To tho Be-Druirged,
Poisoned Citizens of ceorgi,,
Y OU nro over-run wllh
tl ileluue of the vlle.t
eompounds in the form of
“Alclioholin Drinks, that
ever emanated from tj, n i
l»est of society, the Ltuvun ’TTi
Mix kb. They are sold
vine, and m MUior cusu th o 1
fl’ept i.s l ho snino.
There is but one way to ^
escape, and that is to usi •
as a luxury or a medicament •* V
n safe mid reliable stimu- ! t■!*<'/(.*
hint, 8"ld under stamp nnd (j V;":,
I, which renders it ctsrj t^-Dv >■'''
lonipored.iii,.
v<
Al-o Sharp A IfmniRon’s Ciiltival*ra with the justly eolnhr.ited Ka.vre A Itemingloii'H paten
i -cl Teeth. We will tako pleasure In allowing these articles to anv and all p«t*««u*.
Heine, Not. 2l»t, ISiO.
HARl*Lit A HITLER
NEW FIRM.
Mills &: Sumter,
IVM. Mi’XAfOtIT, I
IAS. OIIMOXI*, ( l MOHIUHOX,
.MeNAt till l'» OUMON1> Co.,
Commission Merchants,
.la/ Tatter* in Gcnerul Merchandize.
liuyatono lluildings, WUttcUull St.
ATLANTA. HA.
ill* It L K E It K N t' LS—Messrs. Smith A
Patrick: Smallwood, Karl A Co.: Allen, Mc
Lean A Hulk Ivy, New York : Win. M. Law-
i n A Co.. Ni.ylorA Smith, Charleston» J. *v
Tell. Ca*li'r.. Duneitn A Ji.linstou, Savannnh:
I'o-lA Mol, New Orleans; Walsh. Smith A
Co.. Mobile; Crittenden A C*».. LouUvillo: M
j. Wieks, Pres. Memphis; D. A. January A
CHAIM,i:s>
Mmmmm,
l«llCl..vrmiu<.,,| ““"‘•fca.l
l, uulioulry- lluvnrml, U'ullkr nur I
with „ru,„ »„lV r i,?„ n "' , ° 1 >uro|,|
llio Vtptufil. Klllj-tluin u,..| i. |, r “ , i v «s|
Inult liiutltliy lu-voritjoi-xlniit * '"111
tliiHtrlrn, not mtly mo tm ||D,>l
V ? f"' 1 l,0, ":'y. V* p™tRbo if’ul
m. -.li.u i- whowii, lliiulaut I. . L'i *'*1
T"'- h ituAl.t: Hks will And it I
|.l,'U»nnt(.v>rtlltil, hittnwrinj nii?r?®"b t
i'ix»ul it put flinrurtor.
;|c
11V
,i' P"rf.-llv I.ttrr, ami iu ,
n<»v23.ly.
HAVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER KoR
MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING
ALL KINDS AND STYLE OF
FURNITURE.
CABINET
f|MIK mmiuf.icturing "f nil sizes m
M iVi'o and ulso the htlsilioss of I
Extcnsivo Shop tind Machinery
‘••rd.that lie Ims fnjly ad
ministered Cherokee R. Talbot's estate*
This is therefore to cite all persons eon
ocrneil k i ml red and creditors, to show eansi
if nay they can, why sa : d ndm ini * t rat *i
should not be dis-dinrgt d from his adminis
tration, and reeeive b-Meis of di*mis.-io;i oil
tin* fir*t Monday iu November. 1 si.i*.
Given under my band nml official signa
ture. at office, tbi* 2d of April. 1.3ft».
npr.iwOm JESSE LAMIIERTH. Ord.
WITH FIRST t/UAUTY <»F MATERIAL, WE AUK READY TO
MANUFACTURE LARGELY,
SANrOltIHM
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R!
NEVER DERILI’i’ATES,
I T i« C’oninouiultMl (MHirely front
CJlllllN, and li.is become mi establi-luMl
fact, a Stai.dard Medi -ine. kumii and n|
prove by all that ii. nml i
new resorted lo irilli niluliiu-e iu all tiie
diseases for which ii ^ is r «'< , nmmen*!ed.
It bn* cured tluiii- <3* -mills within tbe last
two years who liuil'ZX jgiven up all Impcsof
relief, a- Iller- S 0 .p 11i. i1
Hold only in quart and pint h«til».i
DruKKlwlw l.riwwr..t'.,ti„i r v'S,,S!™ lk ;«
Mt'tritro of IMITATION’S ’1.^'
II. 1IAI.UW1.N A CO„
fgl»rltn 0/ Ji nc
VaUTION TO TIIK PUBuc
in.. o.S.'ITlc. " “ W>k " ei»b IW |
Wwwtr, of okwoxiou, mirturea, t
ties, bimruig the above title, -
'•"'union mixed Gins, and imin _
I. llio „i„. ' ‘ u "“ 1
-CltAlll.KM- I.OXDO.V rORDMI.ni*. I
tl» v ■"" n[,t 1.1 tlocolvo llio tuin.ry. i.pku, I
DR. LITTLE'S I
4N0DYNK COUGH DROPS
|2.-1 f
1 their 1
1 ta sen
t for (
!«*a£!S&S3|
• nwony thtUrd I
Whoiptn.j Vbuyha, VoUU, rt,:„
is is npluiMiiit tindieino to uk-
^liii*l»«u.i , it» over ifi? [
"pping the most violent in a few t.n
.MV,. 1 .? lwn ' Many,,
St l engthening Pl«.l
Jdf^y-Tlio continued yield otthe Penn-
Bylvuuia oil Hpving 4 . and voiiiH in cve.ut*
ing tnitoli oxcitcincnt in their vicinity
nml olbowlicre, boiugcidcidated, as they
are, to render that region of our coun
try one of the riehest in tho Union.—
Ono gentleman at Union, J’n., recently
conuucnced boring, and at Llio depth «*F
fiftv-oight feet, Btruek u vein, wliiolt is
yielding him twelve bniToln of oil per
day. Others, from ti creator depth are
scouring thirty barrels per diem. It
now bocomea a f|Uo*tion, as to what the
"f eoiuitv, and th-
voilld be
ii taoy were made hi Europe nr anv
i.-ugii country Tliiilmtso Iinsnnth-
•-> .*ail tlio d"etrfne of international
- itiut (Inciriiie, as has been remark-
1 : Is itjnu the il.ago of civilized im-
i I the prisuintd ajscnt of the Irgisla-
rity of tho particular Statu
' ued, and an express
authority id decisive
;' ll the light
; I "f the right l
i;U»t tho claim.
Son
Tnr.oi.or. i
Dr. J.P. Boyce ha* 1
tin* Ibipti-t Conwnti .
A g.-nt of tho The Jog
Urcenvillo, S. U., and
p.'-ent tliecl;
\t. Sr.itiXAnv.—
n received by
at Macon, us
al .Seminary at
al lowed to
if mining
l’ersons in want of Steam Engines will do
wull to call ou tis Itefiro going elsewhere,
we will warrant our Engines to be ei|ual in
every particular to tho best made uliywhero,
mid for simplicity and durability md to bo
excelled. A list of prices sent on applica
tion.
We can make and put up Engines in run
ning order and wniruut tbctu lor less than
they can he had from Philadelphia
Gl'.tlllGIA, Cordon County.
^^fti'flt'E is horoby ’given to all
All articles in onrlbi'. an l to
Mil. SUMTER, ha-been b
therefore, warrant all article'
,nle bv
Wo shall l
st class .MECHANIC, i
Supply the satroanding Comtry with Sash, Blinds
nml Furniture, a* very rmso-aMo prims.
\\> eurdinllv invite all tho eitbu lis of tho eonntrv to our Ware Room. Farnitarg Sfo
Manufactory.’Ik.iIi o-t Rro.ol ^t'.. Rome. Ga. FINK t!FILIAL CASKS always ou hand,
»d everv onalitv of COFFINS mitdo ns soon nnrequired,
CHARLES W. MILLS. ju’y27.ly.
11 O'i
, late
; l* r, *l''
York,none hut the bestmate
work. All boilers mnnufaut ured at our es
tablishment we will wurrant to lm of tbe best
No. 1, l'ennti C'liureoul Hammered Iron.
manufacturing a now Iron Cot
fwaT'Vo know Homo men, who, when
they uro perplexed in argument, get out
poor debtors get out of juil—tlioy
sweat* out.
really,” tmid a soldier,
whoso hand was shot oil’ at t.'erro tlordo,
those yellow Mexicans have an oil-
hand way of doing things.”
wife’s farewell to her husband
every morning—“Huy and buy.”
Bstf-lt is very well for iittlo children
to bo lambs, hut a very bad thing for
them to grow up sheep.
BfeaSrTho maxim that “Honesty U the
bent policy,” i.s one which, perhaps, no
ton Screw witii A.ili-Frietiiui Hall, those win*
have them prefer them to all others. We in-
viteall in want of a good screw, that will al
ways last tw puck any size bale, to examine
ring tbe largest establishment and
iuery of nny shop in tbe State, and as
every department i* superintended by our
I that \
WO feel confide
heap and equal to any in thgg United
States.
NOBLE, RRO'S. .1 CO., Rome, Ga.
npv\\27.l&C0wly.
dill
ono i« habitually guided by in practice
An honest man is always before it, and i
of that institution 1 knavo is j^onomllv MuWit. Ho never
• tlic body. South t’molina eon-1 does find U out till too lato.
1 --IfMl.n’oo to i taldish it, on con-1 Cisiy^Tho shock of an oarthquako
t 1 G' 11 ' i" ; d should bo rats- j felt in various places in tho interior on
i •• th.-oth.-rS- uthf-rn States, which Tuesday evening, 2dtU ult., about 8
"i" f: ui was neceplod. A resolution | o’clock,
introduced in tin- Convention by
Me. 1.:
wliiuh
trihution,
Irum. that $‘Jo,000is Llio amount
xpooted of Georgia under dis-
A I’.
vt. Innocent.—Georgo ba-
h« t . editor of the I’ennsylvanian, testi-
Ii'd be loro tho t.'iivodo Investigating
C 'lhmittce at Wa-hington, that lio rc-
■ v - ti tabtry at the i’Jiiladelphia cus-
t ' , <; house, hnt he could not tell what
i i/ chi ltoldor what duties ho por-
I• *:.*• l. why hi name was not in tho
i ’ of employees' He knew howev-
that he is a relatlvo of Mr. Buoli-
mi '). and editor of his organ in Phila
delphia.
Th.
'tteJiinp beauty in the
! mt look of a girl just crossing the
•nth,
Ctri}-A thoroughly furnished rope man
ufactory is now iu operation in eolum
bus, cupablo of turning out 200 coils of
vopo per day.
time prescribed
ulinrneti-r und nm
dubtcil in said il c
to make i in mod in
April. I soil. i
apriMOtl
•unt. And all portoi
te pHVIIIOUt. Tllis 3i| of
Dim a lUsLEY. Ailmr.
<; I A, < Gird on County.
miVO MONTHS after da'o nppidie
I will ln> made to the Ordinary of tin
ainty, tin., at (lie fir*t||*‘flil'ir term of**
expiratioi:
lor I
litllM fru
II all the Iniul iimt negroes I.
bulging to |he e*tute of ti'-oVH ToaUiusou pi
of said eoillltv (l»*eea-ei|. for the benefit
tbe heirs and iroditorsnl s • ill deeeiised. Til
April 3d istio. CURTIS HAILEY.
npr5w2tn Adm’r.
JAMES M. SUMTER
W. N DUCKEIv,
Importer, Manufacturer and Dc.lcr in
CABINET FURNITURE,
XT 23l'3LO>l£3tOX , 57',
M A T RESSG8.
the llmv
the dictates ofi
in llio too of Hie
I it xvIII euve t.iv- pc5 r
W "i
^4 I Vu
tivenoss, t'tiolie.l^ ii*L.
Morbus, < In*!.',-., Ini.hi:
le We."
• dapte.l to tho till)
Iividual taking it.
(tiuutities n* m act
Attacks, |iy
arrboen. Siiiuiiii
Drop
'•jiulgluentijuide
' Invi-oralor,
i'oinplttims, tfil
and tin* wearing Little
tuouul to all vough mixtures. ^
HR. LITTLE'S
VERMIFUGE.
l’ro|.nrr.l .n.l .nil ut, | n |, oll i .
Intl.l'iH IkIiir of th. Im| „„l ,1, ’
.-MV I I.. ■*.« iml.li... IU rrSL?"'*;
F re nth Mixture.
T r '!-. , ’ r r , v' iM, t rro,n 11 , >«»cb lUcb* iiJ
the fdiiu* of No. [ and 2: the fir.-t f., r a!
j.eute inul No . ler (lie chronje SUgrJ tlu
' •,' l ’ r ' ""l' r "r.-. 1 UJ..6 In tlii. riuMrr.
,I., v . " ’■f"!' 1 "' ,u "~< » lil.lv 1
tm iii-i u‘i'i‘1 the 1\ iduevs m ,| |ii.,|,i_ r
errle al. Il!e.in..rrli. „|. ,n,| p lH „J iilii,
ivi i-.on*. ;iu> nitPiKlvK «i ..
prapei lies totully
|GR(
Looki
B
K'a
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diV.O
PRINTER’S & BINDERS’
WIRE II0H»E,
GEOKGIA, Floyd rnunty.
11 K UK AS, Stephen Hall.
f 'Du>lmi* M. Glad n. represent* to
tliu Court in Ids petiti'>ii. duly lifi-d nud cu-
• M. (dad.
I. dial lie iiu.-i fully adaiinistered * |
COTTACiE OI-IAIFiS
On Broad Street, Rome, Goorgia.
11 dn I.t I •• pvrdcdtrl/, to visit bis W ire Roo:
NVITE1 •
i all perseiis
ml 31 GOLD STREET,
N ew Y ork
On Droomn, Sheriffs Uolam-
bia St., New York,
Foundry St., Iloston
Manufactories; j ^ J|( |
MnssncbiueRs.
munafuelure single nml
flAHE subsi-rihe
Cataract
WASHING MACHINE,
Clothing, Time ami Labor Saved.
INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
T HE mast simple, economical, and durable
nrtiulu over offered to the public to allc-
viuto the discomforts of wash-day.
DESCRIPTION.
It consists of a metal cylinder, with ril*6
interior cylinder of
is a space of fn
with ribs,
inches between the
crank turns both eylinil
in opposite dire
cylinders. Ono
tbe same
npiillv creating
bi
ds. forcing the water tluuiigii tho clothe
1 effectually removing the dirt. Tbe «'
it of the water docs the tin* work quickly.
I'lSlMACHINES,
lied and Platen Hook and dob
HUNTING PRESSES!
Rosewood, Parlor and Chamber Furniture,
mu. why -„i.i > h ..ui.i | M ihog iny, Walnut, and Imitition Furnituro,
iisi'b’irged from bis ndinlnistratiuii and From the b -st Spring Sent Sofa, to the commonest article in n*o. Aboon assortment of
dismission on die first Monday i Miitrcxscx, TucbcrN Patent Spring Red, Coin-lies, Lounges, Sideboards, Safes.
All kinds of Furniture with dispatch, mid neatly repaired.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage beretofi.n* extended to him, bo hopes, by cb«se at
l it. the
r Dottle.
Fiti'C tine Dollar
\L- •
SAN FORD'S
OATHAHTru' PfLLG,
P uri: vegetal
|"| Up iii Glu*« t
»M
I.XTUAt
.... . , ■‘•■■i .in'll, .ii- ■
1 VI"". V,
.Iitluru.it iu t„„ „,l
Hitruiu.K "• I., f..mul ii n.l
r iu print|
ixnot r.TilGl
nn. MTTi.hs
in, , l, i , !!V ,rn, rronillliml.
'•"H tl-’U-l-. all.! ol Ih[. - X„ j.'nuSP
• th*>;
1 (le
L'dne
I L’Ol )
. sod nlieu.: ir.fi,Hii.j,
'liy«it-ian« , irr
!■.« •;••'• pamphlet.
i;x.
itally tradii>.t«ini
• f I'oiiei'i-i to St,ml
IJ li'il in the futin of ?i,rl
•I to the ITlh pffrdl
My.
'tl,".".
from i!i"
| Ol!tllhcr, I still,
Given under my hand nml official signa
ire lit office, this Mb March, ISiift. •
limi-in .11’SSI' LAMHEItTII. Ord'y.
GKOKGIA, Floyd t’ouniy:
Yi/’HKRF.AS. Arthur S. Ford, ndminis-
Vt trutur of Jus. J. Gill, represents
bis petition, duly tiled and on
fully administer-
tothoC
tered on record, that ho h
Oil Janie* J. Gill's estate.
. therefore, to cite nil persona
corned, kindred and creditors, to’ show
if any they van, why said Administrator
should not ho discharged train his Adminis
tration, and receive letters of dismission,
on the first Monday in O. tober, I Still.
Given under my hand and official signature,
f 'r,'i".Tfi* I'orti.m,
Madieu, (I at h|
un mi ; |,i« d Hi rer.t rmif" *•
•iv ii il.rv nro Hot the rliisin
I ' • - ll, M he b iic rif h
’■ ine "xl* n-ively fi.r iix.ro tlu|
mi- ictirine to ifir fuiHln
aoii'd t'e addressed to
LITTLE .1 HRO.. Mh.oi
Home. I.v Messrs. I'urcll i l.io'J
Dean, Gave Springs, and Mi;-|
ggict* generally. julyi’ti
I An
HA YW GOD’S
balm de savannah il
nitiuantiee of llm si
A1IIVKT SHOP on Howard St., near the Etowah Hou«c. where Far-
iiilureis iiiiiiilifaetured and repaired. Work warrauti-d In give satisfaction*
.'>0 Dollars UetaUo'l at wholesale prices—and great bargain.
J. T- FAR ELL.
FARELL & YEISER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
g Drii« gists n ml A hccarics,
(ADAM'S PATENT.)
Hand and Card Presses, Hydraulic Pres-cs
with wrought iron cylinders. Standing Pres
ses of various kinds, t'liase*. Furniture, Ca
ses, Stands, Brass Rule, ('nni|*osiiig Sticks,
and every article connected with tho arts of
press, Copper-plate and Lilliographii
at slior
.it of ill
tv drop.-
oinineiieittg lie
hcekoreil space e
llOW-Sparkletl tliul | •»•••• nu> ««•»«.-> iiw» .■■.-•■■t- worn quii-my, | r - .-. .
I.uovmil dl.|« n»o» onllroly will, rubbing, oud thv> ,
' stivor of I'
SULLIN AN A III ATT. Proprietors,
taloguc, containing cuts and do-
•f many new iiiachines not before
biMik.witb directions for put*
OKOROIAt Floyd County.
W HEREAS. William J. Smith, executor
«f Charles Webb, deceased, represents
to the Court, ill ilis petition, dulf filed and
entered oil record, that he lias fully adminis
tered Ulinrlcs Webb's cstnto.
This is, therefore, to rite nil persons con
cerned. kindred and creditors, to show cause
if nny they cun, why said Executor should
barged from his Executorship.
Nos, 39 & 55 Broad P*
rAVING combined the Drug Stores of Fun
’t, Rome, Geo,
•ol «ad J. U. Yeiser respectfully rail
I'amily Ui
lerciiec’to lb
eompouiiili'd
ti
Vegetnhie H Extracts, w Inch net
part of the liliiiienturv
g.H.il O "ii.I sofi. in i.l|
"Ip. which
burz coarse
•eping i
r t lie whole body, fr
•qiicntly, if liegiacled,
of App
t luaiising, Nourishing nud HeantiftiiJ
J TIIK HAIR.
I TN presenting the RAI.M OF HAYANNAl
L *° tIn* pttblio, the proprietor dues so will.
) out any i.f tin* hesitation attemlijig th« i»
'•-i•auction or n new and untried article, fit*
ymrs fie fore the pvUki
t»apulnriiy.-l
iscd so far U
• ■ . ■•• its iniituifal
tin.' proprietor lias recently n.mplitd
..•■'•"'. "•"• | 1 l "'. Iv 1 ''nrli y.-nr ||», inltlotl tv ilV"i',v|Tu :
i.iimrt,, Tliv .l. iimn.l for il Imvii.L. inr„ n »t!l .
'.vt:: ?""•' w '"•■ vi '"'* ‘•■ram-. *.r». „
‘.Id
the
i the first
lettersof ilisniifsioii
oinliij in October, IPfiO,
Given under my blind .-md official signature
l exulting
ti' ii-. Hut the witliof-
•"iiilict ot life creep on:
xluilo; the garlands oi'
nd (leatl.itrcw.thopath;
d'tcn, cro noon-tide, the brow
i smile arc exchanged for the
Ic of ono longing for tho ovon-
lio twilight, the night.
" A let tor from .San Francisco says
that the ollicers of tho Powhatton have
l ;u mil- auU to find with the Japanese,
nud that i ; that their hooks and little
tuJet articles nro covered with pictures
\vbi‘ li a < Tu istian would bo ashamed to
have about him.
f^i^vAt tho Fourth of July celebration
in Manor, county, Illinois, u young lady
otf'ivd tin 1 following toast: The young
ini u of America; Their arms our sup
port, < )ur arms their reward.
HI Reek man St.. New York.
N.B.—State and couiily Rights fi»r sa
nd the purchasers supplied with Machines
on liberal terms,
h ne is iii operation by.n Inund-
mir .Sulesrooin, 439 Broadway.
CHATTOOGA HIV Fit
INSTITUTE,
Cinylesville, CTierohec Ain.,
S. M. AINSWORTH, A. M, l'riiicipnl.
S TUDENTS nf hutli sexes will lm received
at this Institution, nml fitted for the com
mon duties of life, nr any class in our (\>1-
Icgos. Ooliipotout Teacbera nre employed.
Send for n circular.
jan21—wly
JCf3y-Passpn/*era ate now carried from
London to Jh igditon and hack, for 2s Gd
(li'io.) 'J’he distance each way is 60
miles! Cheap traveling truly.
Bf2fOur government lands cost ono
dollar an acre on an average, and cham
pagne two dollars a bottle. How many
u man dies landless who during his life
has swallowed a fertile township, trees
and all!
is stated that Secretary Cass
lias been for some time preparing a
manifesto upon tho obligation and du
ties of this government touching tho
t-opprcssion of the African tlavo trade.
NOTICE,
I S hereby given to nil persons against trad.
ing for a Promissory Note, for ono hun
dred dollar*, given toJoe Glens, iu Sep
her or October, 1H.V.I. due six mourns alter
date, a* Ili° consideration for which it wi
given totally failed. THOS. M. ALSTON.
Summnrville. On., Full. 18th ’00—Sluw.
KKOItGIA, Floyd County.
AXTILLIAM G. FOSTER,guardian of Me-
»» li*»:i Aim Mayo, buying applied to llio
court of Ordinary of said county, for a dis
charge from lii-s Gaardiiulsliip of Melissa Ann
Mayo’s person and pro|K-riy.
This is tbureforc to into all persons concern
ed, to show cause fiy filing ofijootion* iu my
office, why tho said William G. Foster
should not fie dismissed from hi* Guardian-
sliipof Melissa Aun Mayo, uad receive tlio
usual letters of dismission.
Given under my hand nml otUeial signature,
this 2d of April, J30l».
apr540d J. LAMBERT!!, Ord.
ting up, working, Ac., and otlie
i press, and when com-
t«* any of tlio craft who
will furnish their address.
It. IIOF,, A CO.,
Sop York, amt lloiton, Afiia.i.
^■■JJ-Publifllicrs of newspapers arc at liber-
this advortiscniont three time
their weekly paper, with this note, at nny
time daring the next six months, iuit not la-
•, provided they purebnso typo or material
msnufnetiiro for four times the amount
f their bill, which will be allowed in sellle-
nent of ours on receipt *f a copy of their pa*
(xi’catcst Kcduetion
KVKU MAI'M I.v STAVDAHI)
9 [,
^ SS!
4 t**-
H gm «
a
0m1
tmm
^ ffifr
wMy/ >;
Pfd’j a
Scwiii« Uiicliines!
AFTER this date, I will sell tho impi
Bartbolf Family Sewing Machines at z
former prices.
GEORGIA, Floyd county.
WHEREAS, WiRiiim 3. RuiRh. Adminis-
*» trutur of
trator of Matthew Smith, represents to
the Court in his nclitiou, dnlv filed and en
tered on record, that lie lias fully administer
ed. Mathew Smith's estate.
This is therefore, to cite all persons con
cerned. kindred and creditors, to show cause,
they can, why said administrator
discharged from Ms adminis
should not .
(ration and receive letter* of di*niisj
the first Monday in October, istio.
Given under my hand and official signature
GEORGIA, Floyd County,
W HEREAS, David I). Duke, Administra
tor of William Tlmrington, represents
to the Court in hi* petition,* duly filed and
altered on Record, that lie has fully admin-
Drug's,
Chemicals,
Perfumery,
Fancy Goods,
Paints,
White Lead,
Physicians’ and Country Mereluuits' orders put ut
Role Agents for Empire nml New Jersey White I,
Prescription* carefully prepared day o
The Rtoro will be open on Sunday* I
afternoon. (octfi)
Linseed,
Lubricating & Lamp Oils,
Colors and Turpentine,
Burning Fluid,
C.imphene,
Window Glass,
Paint Brushes, &c.
llio bead, ail Iiiflnmmutoiy Di
fhiblrcn or Adult*, Klicuiiintisin. a great
Hu ri her of the fib, *d nml ,„„ nv diaenseii t"
whi. li (fi sh is heir, the numerous to mention
III tills It'l Kci-sUr meat. Dose. \ m3.
I'rii’c, .*) Dimes.
.• ' pr Invigorntor and Fnrollv Cathar
tic I il!<: arc retailed by l>rnggis|. gone rail v.
•Id wlioloside by the Trade lu all llio
nnaiig. iiivats for ('ri.iluciiig it i
iisivc scale, and nt the same tint* •ihiiofal
former excellence, by the riisult of i
pruriii-al vxperi'iicc in its use.
The following vouchers urn gentlemen«dl
known) nml i
largo towns.
T. W. SANFORD, M. D..
lanaf'u-tiirer niul I’roprietur.
Sold by liruggis
I and Kcrosefto Oil Cumpany.
or night.
10 o'clock in f"ren«'<»n and from 3 to .I ii
FARKI.L A YEISER,
W. RHODES HILL,
W. It. HERNDON.
all persons
(stored William Tin
These arc, therrefi
coneerned, Uimlrol
cause if anv they can. why said ndministra-
sboiibl not bo discharged from his admin-
oecjve letters of dismission on
ay in September I860.
1 official signature,
istration and i
(lie first Moiidn;
Given under ii
5 this 6th Feb. I soft,
fell IS. fiin. J. LAMBKRTIL Ordinary.
(■ EO RGI A—Floyd Couuty.
W HEREAS. John W. Turner and James
F. Iloskinsuii, Administrators of Benja
min M. Tutt, deceased, •'epresent to tho
Court, in their petition, on file nml entered
mi Record, that they have full v ndmiuibtercd
Benjamin M. TutUs estate,
These are, therefore, to cite all persons con
cerned. kinsmen and creditors, to show cause,
il any they enn, why said Adminis
trators should not ho discharged from their
Administration and receivo letters ofdisiut*-
the first Monday in August, I860.
COX, HILL & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
rtUCU-TRUE STREET, ATLANTA, «A.
H AVING formed copartnership ns above
glint and fresh
STOCK OF GROCERIES
prepared to exhibit
which nro nflrrp'l to cn.l, on.l .hurt llinv. prn,i,|,t |myin- ru.tomrr. nl vc-rv low llrure.
Our favilitios l„r |„irrli,i.in R on,I u perfuct knowledgo .,f cl.o wimli gf |l,i puUlc, ’
cry particular.
I te urrive:
30 hds. New OrleansISugar,
100 “ A B & C„ ‘ ’
0 , _ _ a 0 00Bags U Ko d c a offee BrOWnSugar ’
100 B of Government Coffee, 300 Bo? candfos*’
i?n nn J r ° bacco ’ 1000 " Snuff, ’
Ms 01d eg Iyo Whisky, 2 °° *** * e °’ d WhiBk y>
10 P -' Ck p S ,. n % B3 % t A S '^ c S^ S8 ZiL u d°.l> le .- chotoe Brandies,
IL,!' Erand^, Old and Soft, from private stock,
SOO.Sacks Salt. 100 Bx’s State and EnglishDarry i
Cheeso.
... 1 4*,. to**
" J E8.SE LAM BERTH, Ordinary.
fobl».
COX, HILL A CO.
7 mu., viiurns, ac
ne. it. ;V ‘ >'* wr t'ommonds. and always at your services,
tUU ' tr > Wo art) Roepeotfally,
WALTON
Female College Lottery,
OF GEORGIA.
Chartered A#/ thr State in 18.1rt.
W. (!, DAWSON & C«„ Ma'g,re
MACON, OR .SAVANNAH,(iA.
NOVEL SCHEME!
Policy Finn Lottery.
By this Scheme,
ill select tlieir •>
any a moil ii I fir
Extra Clata 2, Dm
And i
i every succeeding day (Sundays
ccptcd.) at o'clock, P. M.
j/r-tt-In this Selieiuc, thru nro 75 Numbers
placed in the Wheel—from I up to 75—and
t welve of these Numbers uro drawn from the
a I'vr*™ selects one Niimher nut
of tlio 7a, a nd that Numhor is among tlio
Nun,hers drawn, liege!* five times tho amount
invested, If two selected Numbers
drawn, he gets thirty f.r onof if three s
ted Numbers are djnwn, ho gets two hilli-
"r‘‘d far one; if four seloetnd numbers
drawn, lw gets a thi>u«iui*l for one: if five
soitfeteil Numbers are druwn, five llimisuml
fi*r one. of six selected numbers aro drawn,
It I lot ii tlmiisnail tonne. Rkiikmiikr ! if two
or more, selected numbers are taken, and all
"I those numbers bo selected nro not drawn
among the Twelve Drawn Numbers, tho
be nttestod;
_ „ Savaxxaii. Aug. 3, lift I
M. Huy wood, Agent—Dear Sir: I rh<*l
•Mj.ty.witl, mv promise, to ,
nloii uf the mor— r -
Saviiiinuli. After
• pinion of the merits of your 1»«Ira 4
'■ trk *r using it for some twayrirsi
* speak from experienrt.tif I
• proiiniinr-c it the best p^l
do not hesitate i
ii.-irntiuii l»r the hair that 1 hare ever
• '•"teem it ii ideasnnt and convenient artitkl
lor dressing tlio hair, possessing most of thl
hi tim'd for the popular cosmetic* dl
the day, with nouo of their deleterious quM^I
ties. I feel confident that it only need* lo Wl
* the public to become uuivcr»»Hfl
Very respectfully yours,
W,*T. THOMPSON,
Editor of Bnvniinah Morning Newt*
Tlio object of this is toVtaVetliAt I hftTf.fo|
ome months, used Mr. Haywood's Hair T***|
—known as tho Bulm of Savannah—**1
nd it incomparably superior
|Vc w
kill
In t
limi
other artielo of the kind/ Its nse twi(»»J
wook is quite sufficient, not only to discnp(*fl
the diitnlraff, Ac., from the hair, but to »«**,■
vent it* formation in nny applicable quntiU'IjI
It maintains the hnir too, in that moist I
pleasant condition, which so fnnny otWH
specifies pretend t<» do, hut almost
full—in so tarns my experience goes.
J. L. LOCKE,
Lnto Editor of tho Savannah Republic**
Jhc
Mat 2(1,185?.
Mr. J. M. Hay wood, Agent: Jt tivM > B "l
pleasure to certify to tlio uncqunlcdaiudilM
of your Balm of Savnnnali. It i* the be** ■
tonic for the hnir, ns well ns the most efl>«*** I
exterminntorof dandruff I hnro ever tried-** I
My hair has been inclined to fall out ^ DI JI
Ticket is a Blank.
OUR
Havana Plan Lotteries,
Drum four (I) Time* u Month !
agd are the most lilieralof anv schemed ovoj
otlered. For particular* address.
W.O.DAWSONd 00.,M,i.tneerd.
oeUtMy.j Macon and Savannah, Gn.
Varnishes of all Kinds.
A LSO, TURPENTINE, for sale I.V
TURN LEY.
V attack of Yellow Fever In 185b
among all tho preventives I have tried,
Balm of Savannah has boon the rnestsueefa* |
fnl. This much i say most cheerfully*
Yours, Ac., P. IV. ALKXANDEB,
Late Editor of thnSnvannnh RopubliesO-
TCrT’or sale by J. M. HAYWOOD, Atf*
Manufacturer nml Proprietor. Snvnnnak, < *•
nml by J. G. Ykiskr, and FAnrt.fi i ®**|
Rome, Ga. July 13.1y
DYSPEPTICS HEAD!
Tlio Rost Dyspeptic Remedy Kuo** I
PREPARED BY DR. W. W; Blxlb®' I
T . ... .. .
X formerly of Griflin, Ga.
Prof. W. W. Sharpe, mid others In thU «'
in By can attest to its virtues.
F*»r sale in Romo, by
jnlytUf.
J. Q YEISER
A Fresh aud large Slock of Southern !Ui iC ^ |
Grass Seed.
O I r all kinds, just received by
TURNLEY,
fobl I No. 3 Choice lloow*