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3£3SS3HO-3P. siiiii®sro iriinwoAV. jaw, 1840. COTTON NARKRT. For the lust two or three days there lias been a slight improvement'in the market in consequence of the last foreign news, which is considered favorable. A1 though there was no material rise in the market abroad, there was a good demand at I ill prices. Prime cottons are selling readily here at 10 cents— 1 principal sales from 9} to 93. Inferior qualities, 9 ‘ to 9J. The liver continues in good boating order— Freights to Savannah bv Dials $1,75 per bale do Boxes 1,25 Freights to Darien by Doits 1,50 do Boxes 1,00 Ci:v. II \no iso s's cabinet his been made up for him by a thousand le'ter writers from Washington City, who are pethapa the vmy worst authority to be relied on for any inhumation on the subject. Cen. Harrison will himself be the President, ns Mr. Clay remarks, and fill offices as his own judgement may dictate We have every confidence in his discretion I Olid honesty of purpose, and we are fully satisfied that j the selections will bo made in reference to the capacity | ntid honesty of the incumbent, and if so. the public in- j lerest will be subserved, and none have any good, ground of comp!.nut. Mr. Dawscn is spoken of by same of these letter J writers, as Sec eta y of War, and Mr. Gilmer us Sec retary of the Navy. Either one >,f these a pointments would lac glut,lying to our pride us Georgians, and an appropriate couipbnn tit to the State, But whether either ofthe.se till an office in the 01 I Hero’s cabinet or not, we shall be perfect.y sil.sfi and. \\ e cannot for ourselves, app eciute the re-.-on or pmp.iety of my one port nr toe lion of the country interposing a claim to {■filer, upon the ground of grogiaphicul position; the incumbent of nffic: in addition to moral qualifications, should be capable of discharging the duties incident to his office, and none others should be chosen. If o Georgian fills an office in tile cabinet, we shall be grat ified, but if not, we shall he satisfied, end not a mur mur shall esc a; e ua. We were not induced to lend rur feeble aid to the elccti hi of Gen. il irrison, from expectations or hopes of sledi an interested a:-d selfish character. Our wishes will he fully teulisrd, if his cabinet consist of honest, faithful ail! capable nicn, whether they come from North, Donlli. East or West, provided they will be the instruments of cfi'ccling that grand work of reform, for which Gen. Harrison lias been elected to office. In | lace of some remarks pn pared by ourselves oil the subject of the M.mroe Kail Hood Bank, v.e com mend to our leaders the tallowing from the Georgia Journal. They are written inn spoil of liberality, c editable to tint author.and worthy the consideration and serious reflection of every one, and more j articu larlv of the citizens of Macon and of the adjoining counties. It should lie borne in mind diet this Bank, its resources, and all its operations have been made subservient to the prosecution of a work ol Internal Improvement, the design of which, is to contribute to die wealth and p asperity of our town. Is it then un. reasonable,!o a;k of every one interested in the welfare < f Mucm. a friendly and tavornhle consideration for this Institution I With its rise and tall, we are -all more or less interested. The community desire its success, not onlv i.i the capacity of hill-holders, but as participators in common ot all those advantages, which the road mil t inevitably open to the residents of Central Georgia. All that is asked for the Institution is fair play, and if enemies are to be combatted with, let them he enemies from ai ro id, and not from our midst. We refer all interested to the state of the Bank, and progress of the road, us officially given by the of ficers. MONROE It.MI,ROM) A. B \NKINtf COM PAN V. lii connection with the subject of resumption Ip the Hunks, we would cull the altenri.in ol the r adcr to a few reaiHrkn in ichtion to tin* M.inrOe Railroad Hn<l 1 inking Cos iipan* , or rn'Jicr the panic w hich i* ap pears La* seized u, on al! chi so* of the community within the ii*t \\*i*wk or ten days in relation to this Bank. As we desire to be very plain upon tins sub ject, go a# not to be misunderstood by any. we woulJ. in the olivet, call the attention *f ‘.he reader to the re marks of the M acon M ..ssi.no ka published in our pa per ofto-duy, for, >l mil - •wii know !•!$--, we can .y nothin* as t > til ’ and liui of the think. Be it sol vent. or insolvent. we know not, and vee do not le>ixn to discuss that m (tier. We have a dilferent object in view, of which the render will soon be inform, and. Tlie Bmks, or most of them, have hern in a Mate ofsusj etisi n. On the first of the next tiveifh, they a e all required to resume. We are hit rmri! that tin* Monroe Railroad and Banking Couipanv h inn ing the number, that will comply with Em r j ••} lions of the ] iw. Why. than, hoald her ..!- b• q < •* -d at 25, or | 30 per cent discount I M • w :>v t* it i i.it the; *‘/me and cry” us raised agatiu.i th' oii?-iry bank, on the | very eve of resumption ? A,, i t l.nm insinuating that improper motives hove ha ! n > little share in crea tin'* the run lately made r.p n tin . bank, for a redemp tion of its ciretilatum. \ e would go further, and say. that, at the pre- mt ctisG, the course pursued towards the Monroe Kr.lroad Bank, if pursued towards n\ other Bank in the state, that i* now in u state ofsus pensi m, would [dace it in a position riot a wlut the more enviable than that in which Tai* Bank now is Nothing can he more contrary to the true interest ot bill holders, than to rush upon hanks to make settle ments. because its enemy, or cn mu choose to coin plain of its cout-**, or Krause it will not permit a Sha ver or Broker to drain it of the specie, or its equiva lent. For our own part, we have every rea on to he lieve, that this Bank will resume on the first of Feb ruatv, and that, if not subject to, almost, persecution, by Banks. Brokers, and their satellites, it will sustain it-elf. At lea. t, ive sincerely hope so ; for when the coffers of other Institutions were securely locked, this Batik gave that relief which the commen tI necessi ties of Macon absolutely demanded We hope then, that the run lately made upon it, wil! be put a stop to. Georgia Journal. POST MASTERS, TAKE NOTICE. Our auljticriVrt at Bushyvillc, only lfi miles distant, have not received their papers regularly for several weeks past. There nro also serious complaints from our subscribers at Il iynevillc, Ferry ami .Marshalvillc. The papers arc now seldom received under several days after the proper time, and sometimes a month old* and sometimes not received at all. At the same time we nre nmu red by our subset ihers, that they receive their j apers from a distance, regularly. Wc do not believe t • it the fault is ut the Post Office in this place.* Pur papers arc all | laced in this Post Of fice on Thursdav, slid should leave for Bushyvillc, Ferry Ace. on Friday night. Why they do not get their pipers on Saturday, is n question which re cannot urns act, but we think that some cureless o* thieving rascal about ome of the Post Offices could. V’c hope that af|cr the 4th of March, we shall find them filled by more faithful or responsible officers, and that we shall have fewer complaints. It is a grievance of no trifling character t cur interest, and we hope to be able to trace it out, tint the rascal may not go uu whipped of justic c. The Hon. Wm. C. Hives ha# been elected Senator of the United States, from Virginia for gix years from the 4 March 1839. RXEB. In this City on the morning of the 2Gth inst. Em ma Cornelia, infant daughter of Wm. B. and Adriatic Wu, aged about 5 months. In this City, on the 26th inst. Miss Jane Shackle ford, aged about 14 years, daughter of Fr. R. Shack leford Esq. of Darien. The circumstances of the death of this amiable young lady, have been of the most distressing character* She was a student at the Female College, and while sitting in her room alone, on Wednesday of last week, her clothes took fire, which had advanced so far before *he discovered it, that although she user I much presence of mind in endeavor ing to extinguish it, they were nearly consumed before relief could be given her. SSho lingered ir. great pain for about six days lie fore she expired* hui •*e>*~'*4* f wjua AMdWMrrmnu IVloinoe Rail - Uoud ami Hanking) Company, , Macon, January 25tli, 1841. ‘ \T n meeting of die Stockholders of this Institution, held thi* and y, at the Bunking House in Ibis city, flu following communication w as submitted L>\ the Pres ident : (ji E.NTI.KMF.N Twelve months have passed since our Inst nnuunl Convention, and you hii 1 ! again assembled for the pur pose of examining the iifiiurs of i!ih institution, mid pro viding for it administration the < nailing twelve months. Il then finp* becomes my duty to submit to you its state nnd condition, and without entering minutely into all the details in reference t > the management of its affairs and difficulties with which we have had to contend,give you all the leading and essential point**. On tiie third day of February last, all tin* Banks of this State, savctiie Oemulgee and Hitwkinsville Banks, refused ns credit, whereupon, this Bank relying upon j her strength and the propriety of her position, determin ed to take independent ground, which has sustained the I institution beyond our most sanguine expectation**. I The grading of the entire Road i< Hourly completed. The road is laid twenty miles above Forsyth, and in use , to Bartlesville. All tin* lemaining timbers and tip* lav ing *>! the superstructure is contracted tor, to he puid in the bonds of ilie Company nt from one to five years.’ ‘Pile Iron to lay the road to, and three miles above Gris ( fin, lias been provided, together with nails and chairs, and the payments provided for. Thus yon will perceive that lb** completion of the road bv the first of inn v. 1642, to the terminus of the Western nnd Atlantic Kail Road, is placed beyond the reach of contingency, and the cash | •vineut in fitirc f.ih'mid*, i* a matter of the very least moment. Thus we have great ren-on to congrat ulate ourselves, that we have been the instruments of , saving Macon, from the overpowering influence of Charleston and Augusta, nnd iliut ton with the opposi tion of Sic ol tin* Macon Hanks, ami ('ftp Council, \o whom n large portion of the present excitement i< to lie ascribed. The latter it is my duty to present to you and the public eye, as bavin ’ acted in bad faith to this Com pany, mid the public, bv their withholding and refusing ( to make payment of their stock, to tlie amount 0f540,000, to the damage of the public, the Company on their part having performed the labor. I appeal to ti generous pub lic to place the censure where it is due. Permit ine now to call your attention to the Banking department of this institution, n full stut'in nt of which is placed before you, and the public. I cun say with confidence that the assets of this Institution nre not only sound, they are abund.nt and unincumbered. We owe no Foreign debt, m* Ranks, Contractors or laborers that is due and unpaid. Wc have in future nothing to protect nnd provide for hut the citdilution of the Bank, to do which our assets are abundant. I tell an unshaken confidence in the people of Nolrh westcro Georgia, who have heretofore sustained us in more gloomy hours than the present, they will not de sert u< now,because we are one in interest, Cain irou/d l sat/ as much for Macon and Middle Georgia,but dare nut, though I have saved them from their common en emy. in a commercial point of view , and the prime of my life has been consumed for their benefit. 1 feel w here I now stand that 1 am as it were ami Ist strangers, enjoy ing the confidence and sy inpatliies ofbut fi w around me. Os the abundance of our means, I would suggest t the Stockholders, the propriety of making such arrange ments as will h ive fin its objects, the protection of tlie ’ note-holders of this Bank, from the depreciation inten ded to In* brou lit about by the Batiks, Brok ers, and en onemies of this Institution, nnd would further suggest the propiidy of instructing the President And Directors, to piy the dividends in the Ronds es this Company, al lowing io all eases such stockholders as may he indebt ed to the Institution, to apolv the same to its payment. 1.. L. GRIFFIN, Pres’t. Macon, Jan. 25. A statement of the Liabilities and Resources of flic Rank, with a list of the Stockholders, were then exhibi ted, and the following resolution passed unanimously R solved, That the Board of Directors he requested to adopt, and carry into execution, such measures in the administration of its a flairs as shall, iti their best judg ment, be necessity to sustain and redeem it.** circula tion; and to use, for that purpose, the credit of the Com pany, on such lime and such term®, as maybe found most expedient and conducive to the object. “Flic* following* gentlemen w ere also unanimously re elected Directors for the ensuing year: (Jan. L. L. GRIFFIN, Pu-im-nt. Hf.nry Solum* n, Alvron Bartlitt, JamisLa'D, Sterling Lanier, Thom vs B. Gcrman, B. F. Harris. Monroe Kail Rond and Banking Company *- Consol idated Slate uent, January 2 lid, 1841. , DR. ! To Bank Capital, 627,7.50 Rail-Road Capital, 627,7.50 1 Bank Bills issued, 666,000 Bank Rills on Iran!, 217,345 Bank Bills ill circulation, 448,605 Ot) Discount rind Premium, 3.’,623 13 Amount due other iianbs, 782 81 ■ lloml’ issued, 4,781 25 Turn* t'berks on Savunnnh, 18,255 00 | R ii!-R.:id IRrccij is, 83,140 31 I Individual Deposites, 68,245 80 < ‘onditauinl Depo-ites, 60 Olid 60 O • . ::rd by Agent of Transportation, 84,060 00 In i.ii ued Dividend*, 8,815 65 1 hflei ‘iice in account w ith Agenev at ) . .> , . r In. Mil,. ‘ l 1,473 4o ¥2,011 ,mi.’ ja I CR. Bv Dishursen-ents on R. Road ) - , - and Real Estate, J ’ Disbursements on Exten-/ 5i,... m.d ltei.l \ o0 ''' l3!i *■’ I 883,689 76 f Notes Disrounted, running ? - ... \ J1 " ,3j8 I 4 Note * Discount rl, h ingo- / ~ ver, ‘ [ ‘ J Nlh I)ioount’ii. im.li-r t 00 r. to Fnilo.l, j 4,! i]li i l)is. otinlcd, in suit, El,ol 192 f. 10,775 17 Bills ofExp|inn"r,ruin.iii!r ) , to nmliirilv, ‘ I-",. 4 j ‘23 Bills of Exchange, n id: ) , , }u protest, \ 1-01 ’' B Bills of lixchnnge, in mit, f 1,5!'9 61 JiiM iliueiit* cnllcd for,due } in ami in suit, S 1 • ,U ‘ Difference in tic. onnt with > . Q^t> Agency at Griffin, ) J L. . - t I City ot Griffin, 4,065 25 Ranking Houses and Lots 8,7il 85 Monroe R. Road Stage I.me, 3,019 II) Repair* account, 4 1,098 71 Bn fury account, 5,150 58 Expenae account, 2.566 41 Protest account, 256 00 CASH BALANCE— * in Bprcie and .Spot i * funds, 110,065 51 Piomi cuotts funds, 29,261 00 Amount due from other ) r ioa ot Banks. ( °* l23 81 hands of Ag’t if Savannah, 2,593 12 Advanced on Cotton, 10,868 56 Adv aiicpff to CommisVrs \N cstern nnd Atlantic y 2,000 00 Rail-Road, ) Checks, Ate. 19.725 11 Certificate* of Deponite*, 11,811 00 Agent Tn nspt’u Cin e ks, 6,635 00 Stnn Stock, 1,775 00 $2,011,062 43 A L : d ts Siockholdtr* in the Monroe Rail-Road and iia -t ki ?r * Cos mp any . NVVtFS. NO. iff A RES. P A fT> IV. Alien, Robell 100 19,1100 l Anthony, Jarre* ‘2O *2,000 Alexander <.V Bale, 115 11,500 , Brooks, Allred 1009 100,000 . Blount, Marshall 10 1,900 Bnrnerv, B. W. 10 1,000 Brttson, M. W. 25 2,500 Bovntou, Willard 20 2,000 Bellamy, Alexander 69 6,000 Brantley. Benjamin 30 3,000 Bartlett, M. 25 2,500 Bedingficftl, Rnbeit 100 10000 j Bono, W illiam 10 1,000 i Beck Al Dobhina, 5 500 Beck, William 6 600 1 Caldwell, Charles V. 11l 11,100 , Coznrt, Anthony 40 4,000 Collier. Cnthbeit ‘2O 2.000 Chappell, A. 11. ‘2O 2.000 Collier, Hardaway 10 1,000 jCx,O. W. 30 3.000 Chddera, John S. 50 5,000 ! Daily, Jr„ John 103 10.300 Dally, DtttiJ Jj J. 500 Davis, M. |o 1.604 Dixon, James 6 600 Duncan, James E. 50 5,000 Du fly, D. L. j ,>OO Day, Joseph 90 9,000 Dyson, Phomas 35 3,500 Durham, Hardy 50 5,0tj0 Duncan, Robert L. 25 2.5UU Daily, Mat v S. 10 1000 Evmim, Rufus K. 10 J.OOO Lusou, Paikci ]5 1,599 Evans, Joint P. 2 200 Fo*t Ac Cloptoo, 13 1,300 Griffin, Larkin 57 5,700 Graves, John J. 20 2,000 Glover, Kelly 100 10,000 Gaulding, A. A. 100 10 000 Ginny A. Ward, 100 10,000 Gorman, Thomas IL 50 5,000 Glenn, James ‘2O 2,000 Griffin, L L. 1,791 179,300 Griffin, Daniel IW) 10.000 Griffin, Charles !M. 100 10,000 Greene, F 100 10.000 Goodwin, John 5 500 Goodall, Seaborn 3 300 Hill, John (J. J. 004 100,100 Harris, B. F. 110 11,000 Holt, T.G. 51 5,000 Hopkins, IL P. 10 1,000 Hansford, Geutge W. 5 500* Hill, Duvid R. 20 2,000 Haruil, Clark 10 i,OOO j Harris, Amos , 50 5,W0 j Hill, James H. u 609 Mill,Sarah 10 1,000 I Hill, Marv 10 J ,000 j Hill, Susa 11). 10 1,000 Hill, William M. 10 1,000 Jones, E. W 100 10,0. 0 Johnson, William 32 3,200 Jamison, William 6 600 Johnston, James 7 700 Johnston, Abraham, 6 600 Johnston, David A 400 Johnston, Locliiin I 190 Johnson, Daniel 1 100 Johnston, Jchn 25 2,500 Johnston, G.W. 20 2.000 Jordan, Harwell 1 I/O 10,600 King, A.M.D. 146 14,600 Land, H. At J. 100 JO,OOO l.eakc, Abraham 50 5,600 Lt ak, Jeremiah 40 4,000 Lee, Jordan 50 5,000 Lamer, Sterling 12 1,200 Leak, J ere m tali, Cashier, 85 8,500 Milner, John 11. 25 2,500 Marlin *V Dunn, 80 8,000 Mattox, Samuel 48 4,800 MeK tv, Daniel 31 3,100 Matthews, Timothy 30 3,000 McKcnuy, \\ illiam 20 2,000 Maddox, Benjamin 3 800 Milner, Willis J. 10 1,000 Milner, Pitt S. 10 1,009 Martin, John 83 3,300 Mercer University, 2 200 McLaughlin, 13 1,300 1 Nash, R A. 65 6,560 i Null, A. M. ~o ‘Ai.Oll 1 null, W. E. 10 1,000 Ohear, R T. 39 3,000 Parker, William R. 153 15,360 j Prichard, William H. 25 2,WH) I Philips, l\ M. N. 100 10,600 | Piuckuid, John 25 2 500 Park A: I ins, 10 1,000 .Rea A: Cotton, 20 2,0u0 Randl *, Peter 50 5,000 Reeves, F. 11. 25 2,500 Richards, Alexander 127 12,700 Redding, John 59 5 000 i Solomon, Henry 200 20.000 Solomon, James 50 5,600 I Sims. W illijni 15 1,500 Strother, John \V. 25 2,500 S tndford, F 11. 30 3,U00 Stubbs, Thomas P. 29 2,000 Sharp, George I>. 30 3,600 ! Shivers, Jonas 10 1,600 Stark, James 11 47 4.700 Sanford. Daniel 7 700 j Solomon, William 126 12,600 Swere n gen, Ed w aid 6 600 Still, Robert M. 3 300 Smith, James 85 3 500 j Tinsley, James \V. 50 5.000 Thompson, E. B. 80 3,000 Tnlmnge, Aaron 10 1.000 ; Thompson, Peter G. 300 30,000 I Taylor, Job 100 10.000 Vurnet, Hendley 74 7,400 \\ tn-hip, Isaac 25 2,500 i Wood, igdolmh 15 1,500 ; Wells, E. VV. 29 2,000 I Whitlock, Charles 2 200 Wltaflev, James 12 1,200 Whittle, L. N. 25 2,500 Welch, George, \V. 100 10,000 i Walker, Thomas i). 25 2,500 i Willis, William R. 50 5.000 I Weed, E. B. 1 400 Whitehead, M illiam D. 25 2,500 Wood. Jest,** 10 1.000 9,400 $940,000 A Lhi rtf S’oeliftahhrt, upon which One. Hundred Dullum per Share has h'en paid in. ttn the Ex/en siun of Monroe Kail-Road <V dunking Cos mpany. NVUE*. KO. ill, RES. AMOUNT. Executor** of \\ r . Allen, .Iccensetl, 10 1,000 liranllry. lieiij imin <2 6,‘2(H) Urowir, r-tcptii n H,EOO j EuriHi'ld, \\ illiam !!• 1,91)0 Bock, William 11 1,100 Brewer, Tlionia* A. •) 41H) i Brown, William 4 41(8 llchll.P.O. 6 1.011 I Berk*, William A. SI 2,100 I BniimU, John J. .'(!) 3,000 i Brown, Closton & Brown, ‘I 900 Brow n, Thomas 7 709 Blanker, I R nry 2 200 1 Childs, S. A B. 15 1,500 ! Cochran & Cos., A. lt-3 10,800 Cox & Berks, 63 C,3tio Comte lie y, 11. 11. 5 500 Calloway, James IL 5 500 1 Calloway, W. A. 1 100 Calloway A* Cos., M. P. 5) 5.100 Childs. Janie-C. 9 300 ( Jtilds, Samuel A. ,*> 500 ('histoil, J. M • I I*M) (’linpuiaii *.V K ‘S*. 4 400 i Calluwav A: Wortltv, 5 500 ! ( (dheit, A.G. * 2 200 ('lackuin, John 11 17 1.100 j Cm hr in, Allen 75 7,560 Calloway, Jesse M, | 100 Donnrgun, Thomas 15 1,56 U Daniel Ac. Wilder, 3 1400 Dailey, Jr, John 2 200 I.liis, J iinej* T. 7 7uo Fo(tc, ILK. 17 1.760 I’lirlow,'l‘. iM. 15 1,500 Foster, Collier 10 1.000 I’orsvtlt, Joseph W. 3 800 Foster, R. B. J. 30 3,000 <vorman, Tnoitius B. 3 500 1 Goodwin, Johu 5 s**o ; (1 iffin, L. L. 11 1,400 Hill \* Gathrichf, 9 900 Hill, Sparks Ac. Cos. 115 11,590 Herouti 11, VV iiiiam -S. 7 700 !Lrsley, Jitii.es 16 1,600 I lownrd & ( o. 1 I J ,090 , Howard Ac Kendrick, 31 3,100 Hardeman, Gray lull Cos. 19 1,000 Holcombe & Piles, 5 560 Hunter, Samuel R. 22 2,*400 1 Hollister A Vun.\t*ss, 4 400 Howard, Hi rant 17 1,700 Irw in, Fram is <6 7,600 Johnson *V Davis, 41 4,100 Johnson At Thradiir, 5 000 Jackson A: Hewlett, 3 390 Jones, VV. R. At J. li. 7 790 Johnson, A. iV J. F. 1 100 Jackson, Will min M. 4 400 Juliusou L. I hmshur Ac Cos. 0 600 Jasper, William 2 200 Lemon, J. At J. 1 100 Little, James 2 200 Logan At Cos , George M. 83 8,300 Long, Bteph. n H 7 700 Minin, Lcrni 29 2,900 Moore At Cos., A. R. 54 5.400 Milner iV Cos., Turner 74 7,400 MeCYan At Cos., Redding H 5 8,.(() .Matthews, Timothy 32 3,200 Murtin, Samuel * 16 J,600 Mahan. John | joo Vlni pliey, P tor 1 199 iVicUouueil, Juines 4 4t)o Marsh, B. F. 2 200 McDowell, Shannon At Cos, 6 600 Mills, John 1 100 Marlin, Abram 53 23,00 Newton, Thomas F 2 290 Otto, Christian I 100 Pratt, 11. C. M SJOO Pratt, Addison 2 200 Roberts At (Jiiinn, 1.3 1,890 Redding, R. C. II 1,100 Rountree, James I 100 Read A: Demiigun, 23 2.3(H) Ross, John B. I 100 Russell, Jacob 2 200 Ruse, IM. A.- ft 600 Roberts A Jones, 6 600 Sullivan, Patrick 2 200 Sullivan,Nicholas 2 200 Stratton, Almund 6 6w Stelf, John D. I lou Sprars, Wiley M. 15 1,500 ‘l’h Image, Aaron I In® Tomlinson, H, 1 100 Trammell vV Ingram, 9 000 Terry vV, Gill, 9 000 Thomas, William J. 22 t. 200 Thomas, John 11. 0 9on Thompson, John 6 600 Taylor, Job *i 600 J Thrweatf, Tliomus 7 7uoi Van Ness, S. H. 2 200 V irgin, J . A. At S. 8. 3 300 ’ \V rig ley At Hurt, 5 500 Whatley, Janies 81 8,100 Winn, Georga A. 25 2,b00 Warner Ai Cos., B. U. lo 1,000 Winn, Shannon Ai Cos. 2 200 Wilson, James 3 300 White, Jn*ne* Vi 1,20 c Wutkins, ‘Fhornton Cos. 4 400 1,893 $ 189,300 A List of Stockholders in the M,mroc R lil-Road and Hanking Company, Extension above Forsyth — Subscribed for . to be puid in Cash. NAMKS. ‘ NO. SHAHKS. PAID. Alexander, Elam lo 200 Ayres, J Hines B. 2 60 Adams, John lo 200 Atkins, Joseph 5 100 Brown, Thoma>* A. J 60 Bledsoe, Maitin lo 200 Bartlett, Mvron lo 300 Burch, AL N. lo 100 Baber, Ambrose 100 l,noo Butler, D. B. ft ifto Barnes, (iideon ft Jso Brown, Stephen J. ft lfto Brown, Luke ft ftu Beck iV Dubbins, f>s 1,300 Barfield, William ft fto Bryan, Alexander lo 200 (‘umpbell, Jehu 2 4o (‘ook, Henry L. - 4o Caldwell, Robert 5 100 ('oinpton, Pleasant M. I 2o Cray, Scott ft lfto Cruft, 11. lo 100 Church At. Strong, ft 100 Campbell, Charles lo 100 Covington, Sou born lo 3uo Condon, (*aleh I 3o (‘loud, Levi lo 300 Ctoud, Ezekiel lo 300 Chappell, A. IL lo 200 Campbell, David C. lo 2no Douglars, ‘l'lioinaH 5 100 Duncan, Heiidcrson 2 60 Dav is, James J. 5 5o Derrick, Andrew 2 2# Evans, R. K. ft 100 Idlia, J . 11. Ar \V. S. lo l<m I vans, (minor,) R. VV. 1 2o Fleming, Allen I 2o Fitch, R. 1 2o Fort, William lo 100 Gunn, William 3 60 Goddard, James lo 100 Gorman, Thom is B. Jft 4fto lloiuiee, Isaac 1 1> Hobby, William J. *1 3o Holtnee, Suruh lo 300 Ilamil, Geor&re W. lo 100 Hardeman, Tiiontas *• 100 II 1 mil tot* Ac Reynolds, 2o 600 | Jvwett, (ieorge lo 100 I Jones, John L. 3 3o I Kimberly, George A. 3 3o | King, ‘Phoinu.s 2 80 1 Lanier, Sterling 3 3n Lavender, William lo loo! Mayor nnd City Council of Macon, “ftuo lo,oon< Matthews, F. S D> 300 j j Moore, A. R. lo 100 j Murray, A. S. ft Ino ; Milner, Pitt VV. lo Joo M. Ison, William P. 1* 100 Malone, Stephen 5 5o j McConnell, James ft 5o 1 Oldershftw. John H. 5 s<> Price At. Cos., George \V. 1 2o Peck, Jonathan M. 8 lfio Pettil, Busload z 100 Randolph, R. IL lo 3uo Rowland, J. T. 2 4u Rea At (iotton, 2o 200 Rose, Simri 2 Go Rowland. VV. P. I 2o Richard’*, Alexander 2o 200 , Reid, li. P. 2 4o ! Scott, Isaac 5 5o Shotwell, Harvey 5 5o Sims, F. 1 lo St JOIIII, C. C. 1 2o Stokes. Jacob 2o 400 ! Stark, James 11. 3 60 ; Tracy, E. D. lo lo Turner, Charles G. lo 100 Thompson, A. F. 4 80 Turner, Levin ft 150 Tyris, John G. lo 200 ‘Turner, Samuel S. ft 150 W hatley, Jnmea 1 Hoo Wrigley &. Hart, ft 100 Winn. John S. •*> 150 Winn Ai Shannon, ft lfto Weems, Samuel 5 lfto Wofford, John 5 100 | William & Overton Hitchcock, lo 200 ; Instalments called for, due and in suit, 102,530 1,261 $ 126,900 L. I . GRIM IN, President. JEREMtVH Llak, Cashier. 311 KB SHERIFF Will be eold b on file first Tuesday in March, next, in Mm. con, the following property. ‘Two acre Lot No. 17, on lit* Northwest Common of the City of Macon, levied on as the property of Peter Mclntyre, to satisfy a fi fa horn Lildi ink tier couit in favor C A. Ells, vs. said MeLiG re. A certain Jot 01 parcel of land, lying on Colton A veil* up, ktmun as parts of lots No. ft and 6, in square 62, in City of Macon, containing 4o£ feet on Cotton Avenue, and running hack to New Street, and known as lot No. 4, from the cast line in subdivision of said lots, and further known as the Marble Yard, levied on as the property of T. P Stubbs, lo satisfy a fi fa front Bibb .Stijterior court, in favor of ‘lie Central Rail Rond and Banking Compa ny of Georgia, vs* said Stubbs,property pointed out by defendant. City lot No. C, in equate 80, in City 1 f Macon, levi and on as ill** properly of Benjamin 11. IlusMii,9o •misty n ii fa from Bibb Superior court, in favor of Hut nuila! John son, \s Benjamin H. Russell, Wiley Munis and iliis ,11. Hughes, properly pointed out by Hughes. ‘Two lots in the City ot Macon, known us Nos. 1 and 2, in square 22,(except so much as is occupied bv tho State Rank.) levied on as the property of David Rals ton, los-tistv 2 mortgage fi fits, one in favor of the Cen tral Rail Road and Banking Company, and the other in favor of L. Baldwin A: Cos, vs. said Ralston, propnty pointed out in suid mortgage fi fits. J. SPRINGER, I). SlTff. A negro man named Ben, about 3o \ ears old, lev i**d 011 • as the property of Thomas I). Bacon, to satisfy a dis tress wanuut, Robert Mayes vs. said Bacon. A negro man named .Moses, fitly years old, levied 011ns ’ the property of V irginia C. \\ ilkiuson, to satisfy three fi fa.** from ilihb Supei ioi court, forcont*. A pint of lot No. I, in square 21, with a one story Brick building thereon, flouting about 36 feet on Cotton Avenue, and about 39 f*.*t on Second Street, levied on us tlie property ofOssian Gregory, to satisfy a fi fa from 1 Bibb Superior court,in favor of the Central Rail Rond ’ and Banking Company of Georgia y* l . said Gregory. 1 Lot No. 8. eorneriug on Chen valid Third street-, and part of L< t No. 7, in square 39 of the City of Macon, Lots No. 7 and 8, in Third and Plumb streets, in square fifty-rime; Lots No. 1.2 and 3, in squ ire 38, 011 Fourth nnd Poplar streets; also, two acre Lots, Nos. 8, 11,12, 14 and 15, in lh<* Western range; also two acre Lnv.iXn. 8, in the new Western range, to sati-fv sundry fi Iks Hpnin c t David RaDton, issued from Bibb Superior and Inferior Court'*, in favor of Rea A: Cotton, Bank of Da rien. Edmund Russell Adiu’r. iNc. ami others, \s. said Ka.'-toii. An interest in Lot No. 4. square 71, and half of Loi No. 1. ill same square, levied on as the properly of Rufus K. , Evans, to satisfy sundry fi fas, two in favor of Moses 11. Baldwin for the use of John Neal, assignee—one 111 In- ■ vor of the Bank of tin* of Geoigiu, !or the use of said N**ul,assignee nnd others. Jan 7? JAMES GATES, ShfT. ,\IONTIOr. SHERIFF SALK.-wiiiiH* u.*!d | V ft on trie Heat ‘Tm-sday in March nut, bt-fure ilo- court hoaxtf door in tin.* tow nos Kuruvth, thr follow ing prnjicrty : | Amy a negro woman 28 years of age and her child Tom 9 years old, Aice.k, a boy six years old lchabod, 4 years old, and Clnria a girl IG years old, levied on as the, property of Nathaniel G. Sluught* r. to satisfy a fi la, from Putnam Superior Court, in favor of John Thomas, vs. William P. Homos, Nathaniel G. Slaughter and others. Also one house nnd lot in Ctillndensvile Monroe coun ty, adjoining tlie Female Academy in said village, levi ed on ns the properl* of John Durhv, t> satis!) n ii fit, from Monroe Superior-court, in fuvor of Henrietta Swift, vs. John Darbv. Also twentv shares of stock in the Monroe Kail Road and Banking Company, and one house nnd lot in For svtb, all levied on as the prop city of James Anthony, to satisfy two fi lit* from Monroe .Superior court, in fuvor of ; the Monroe Rail Road and Bunking Company, against 1 James Anthony nnd others. One Negro man nam and Murry, levied on m t.h • property of Danud Carroll, to sa i fy •untlrv ri fa- from ajnstite* court in favor of \T illiam f\ Met ii v*. Daniel Carroll? levy made and returned to iue by a eoiiitable. Oo IlgiiM- and l.ot in ih* town of Forsyth, l< vied on tin* pr,.j riy of Claylmrn 11. Joim , to satisfy a mortgage H f* imu mg from the Stqn nor Court of *aid count) in favor of Nnncjr Jones, it l. ing the lot a hereon Aimer K. (iikson now lives, rropvrtv uomtcil oat by plaintiff's attorney, j Jan. 20. 49 T. W. CIIIPMAN, Sldfl* 350 acres of f.and umre or less, where Robert Myriek tinw lives, in th* 11th I)ist. of Monroe county No. not j j known, levied on to satisfy a sis. n favor of NVestley i i Fowler, issued from Monroe Superior courl, against Rob- j ert Myriek* Also four Negroes, viz. Maria, nhout 2 1 ? years old, Dick a hoy 9, Cilvy 5 Anthonv 2 years old, all lev ied on as.the property of Robert Myriek, to satisfy sun dry fi fit* from Monroe Inferior court, one in fuvor of Le roy Napier and ot ter*, vs. Robert Myriek. MORTGAGE SALK. FOR APRIL. Seven Nefr<M*, via . Boh a man alioiit 45 years old, Colmnn a man idsnit years old, Cruthvy a woman about 40 years old, 3uc y • w.mmn about 30 rear* old, and her three children, vit Lucy u e rl t'-n year* old, Kiinch a hoy five vrar* old, ami Isaac m hoy three year* old, all levied on as the property of { my J Baldwin, to *ati*fy a morteare ti f> from Monroe In f nor (Vairt. in favor of Samuel H. Baldwin va. aaid Henry J. n K ldwln FDWARD CLARK, D. Sliff LAW MOTIVE. fIIHE tindrnugnwl has located in Sttrkvill?, Lee B County, Ga. mill will Attend the Courts o! the South-western Circut, viz: Randolph, Early, Decatur, Baker, Lee, Doolv, Macon 11111* Sumter, JNO. PATTERSON SMITH. Jan 13 y47_ MACON A MAir, ATTOUNLYM AT LAW. KNOXVILLE, CKO, WILL attend the Court* of the Flint and South western Circuits. J \s. A. 11. .Macon , Wv. R. May. Jan 11, 1841. vW RORE2M’ I*. TIUPPi: \\rH'L practice Lnw in ‘lie Flint Circuit. IT j* Of ▼ ▼ fice, Forsyth, Monroo County, Georgia. January SR sw-10 lUniiTTo II SIIAI HFLI OUD, ATTORNEV AT LAW, Lnnicr t Macon Cornily. January 28.1841. 6m49 TiISiOLtROT THIS elny hv mutual consent the firm of WM. It. ** A. A. It OR INSOX, Attorneys, and partners in the practice of Law, at Lanier, Macon county, Os WM H. notuxsoN. Jan2o, I*4l. A. A. ROBINSON. The unsettled business of the firm will hi* attended to by Wm. II ltohiiunn.tn whom in future, all letter* in relation to the nmr, w ill he ftddrosed, mid who i* duly auiliori'/MUo repr *ent the said firm in nil ea*s pending, and instituted in its name, and to settle up all the said business. WM. H. BORIN SOX, Jan B 5w49 A. A. ROBINSON. on new.york, t- - • j 1 ■ days for sale hy REA & COT! ON. \\GK ON SAVANNAH, at sight, for sale hy SV REA ft COTTON. Jan 2 49 LOST, A T the house of Air. John F.nnop, in Enst-Macnn, n Im. very large (iOI.B PENCIL (L\SE, of fine work manship. Said Pencil Cnae niny have hcen found, or stolon, hv n servant. Any informniicn of the *mv hv which it enn he recovered, or for it return, n libera! re word will he paid. THAR ELL A CLARK. East-Mneon, January 28, 1811. 3vv4t> AUCIIOiY AM) f OWMISSION WAur-Bousn COTTON AVENUE, MACON. fJIHF subscriber* having associated themselves fin-the pur” e pe>**>f transacting th; Auction and Cotnnii-*i>n Business tender their service s to the irfri* mis and the public. Persons consigning Goods to our house, may he assured that their business vu I he conducted as tiny tksiiv, sad with promptness and attei tion. We are also prepared to make liberal rdvcnces when neers •ary, upon such no-rcliamlise, as the fn-ml* and the public may favor them with. And having large nod rommodimi* Ware-houses and C< liars, lr \ are capable ofstoiM.g Groceries or other In sv y roods to advantage. OHX V. G AVAN JOHN 11. OL EKSH \\V j J M ll 2.°, lA4I. 40 iwiifA ££ni3rrrs? wo. 5. Minrric lluil-Road and Rnnkiog ('imijunn/, ; M.rov, Januury 11, IS4I. ! ORnKHF.n, Tint till- fifth lii.talfi.it 1.( 1.f siMy Dnl!r I per share on the capital stock of this Company.extension j ’ above Forsyth, i* required to be paid on Monday the 7th day ‘of June next; one-half to be uppropriitt to banking, the I other to the construction of the road. Pay luenu can he made ; at *h ■ principal bank in this city, or at *ith< r ag* ney at hr ---| syth or Griffin. By order the Board of Direct rs. | Jan 20 4* * JEREMIAH LEAK, Casl.ii r. zircvzozi. A I.L persons indebted to the estate of Js. flirty, late of j I 4 Houston county, deceased, are lien by noiifii el tbut im-! J m-dlatc payment must lit made to the administrator; and all (persons having claims against said estate, to render them in I duly attested, in terms ofthe law . JAS. G. BASKIN, AdmV. I Houston county, Jan 21, IR4I. *dw4B >bi'i<iT. those lli'tf mnv feel n shadow of n doubt, ns re -2 cards the MONROE RAILROAD BANK j N (> T E S. I will take every tlullnr that cun ho produced ’ Ht n time not to exceed twelve mouthful llie rate often | per rent., and give such security us will be good, beyond tie* shadow ofn doubt. L. L. GRIFFIN, j Macon, Jan. in. 1841. 48 aroTics. W'N p. I it |s will net as my Ac nt during ntyab gJ . s. me. CH ARLES S. THOMAS Mu con, Jan. 20th, 1841. 49 SG4tb DftfL ‘sL j. Justices’ (.ort rwyfi K tt'iial place of holding this Court, will,from nnd after 1 this date, Ih* at the Court House, in the City of Macon. All Suitor., WitiiriHt,ii.d Jururs,of and in said Court, will take ounce. R kular Court Day* —Fiist Saturday in each nnd every mom “- V , A iU, C i.‘i INS ’ pu.tiecnofthi- IV. . J. L. OWh\, ) j Jan 27 ____ 1*49 4 Berk’s Oflicc ( if) l January 2.!*/, 1841 \ J OTICE.—On Monday ne.rt , thr lit Ftbi uanj„ nt 10 o’cll j%| A. M., the contract for repairing tlu- ICaste rn Abutment of the Bridge across ?h Ocmiilgee uiver wiii be let by public j outcry to tin* luicrtt bidder. Specifications of the r qttired r> pairs may he seen at this of fice (during office hours at a .y time prt v.e. us to the turn of letting*. Rond with appr v< and security for th. faithful p rs rmanceof contract will b* r quired. ‘the letting will t:.hi piece M the ; Uri lg-, under dirt etion of the Committee on Public Property. R\ nr.i *rofthe Mayor and City Council. Jan 27 Iw 19 ’ C. A. LUC. .INS, C. C. XJ 07:223 Z.CST. ON the 20th ins\. in the City of Macon a small C. If Skin WAI.I.E I. com.luting a number of Not’- , width uil pei s.ms urecautiotud against trading thr,and tin makv rs irt.lll paying them toanj person hut myself or with my ord* r. A r. sni;ible ivward will be paid for their r* tun. ‘llierevviri also several other notes in the pocket bonk, wli cit h:id Im n paid oft’ by the subscrilnr, and prooebly soint otln r pajn rs. 1 he following are tht copies of tin si v. rai uotis ns f..r .> nc o l lee ted. NOR LI.EI J'. PARKER. East-Macon, Jan. 25, 1841. 3w:9 O.ie day after date, I tvrotntse to pay N. I*. Park* ror hearer, Eighty-nix Dollars ami rmty-fuur ct i ts, tor vain* r e \. and. sl4 00. One day afti r date, I promise to pay to X. P. Parkrr or bt ar er, Forty’Dollars for value rectjvid Jt*m 20th, 1:0. WILLIAM NELSON. sl4 00. Twelv • months after date, I promise to pay to X. Shocky or b ar r. Forty-four Dobaitfor value rveeit tl. April, (date not recolkctcd) 1?40 E. A. B. COOK. *47 00. One clay after date, I pr nie to pay N. P Parker nr h nn r, Forty-St veu Hollars .'cents not recollected) for valm r. eeivid. (date not I'eeolt* cted) 1840. JOHN J EPSON. *ls 76. On.- day after date, I promise* to |a\ to P. Parker or h- ti er, Fifteen Dollars sev* ill)-six cents lor value r*<ivtd. Feb- ( ruary 2ist, 1840. JACOB PEARCE. | S2O 00 By th twenty-fifth day of Vf‘ eember iv M, ’ “r itln-rof is 1 promise to pav John Fitspuirick or tcarer. Thirty Dollars for; value reCciviJ. Feb. (date not recolk etc and) IW4O. THOMAS C REYNOLDS. WM. E. A. WALL, Security. *lO *SO. By tin twenty-fifth day of Dccemln r next, we orith r of us j promise* to pay John hit/.pairitk or bckr. i, 1 Dirty Doiiais fur value r. ccived. February (date not recoil* cted,) 1640. 1 HOMAB C. It F.\ NOLDS. WM. E. A WALL, Security. !3 00. One day after date, I promise to pay N. P Parker tr h. arer, ) Thirteen Debars for cable received. Jtilv, (latc not r collect ed) H4O. BENJAMIN OGLESBA. . $iS5 o©. One day afterdate, 1 promist to pay to N. P. Parke r or hear- , cr, One Hu mb*, tl and Eighty-five Dulltrs, for value i*ec iv. and. j 0.-k.lh r Jo.fi, 1840. ‘ lIOEKHT K. PAHKKH. | ■ 27. One day after dote, I promise to pay to X. P. Parker or hear- j • r, Seven Dollars and twenty-seven cents, for vaiuc received.. 1)< c< mb* r, (date nut recollected) IH4<\ NELSON HORN ID U. *> 56. One day aft< r date , I promise to pay to X. P. Parker A: Cos. j orbrioT Niue Dollorsaud filtt-six ci’nts, tot value r e tv* and. | August 2d, 1830, JAMES LAWSON. ! *135 44. One day aft rda o, I promise to pay to X. I*. Park r IV Cos. or b ar. *, Ou • Huiulri and and Tlnrty-hve Dollars fort) -eight cents for value received. January Ist, 1639. 11. 1 MANN. *>.< 00. By the* first dayof January,oiu*thousand eight hundndaml thirty-nine, I promise to pay to l. J. Groce or ucar r, Twenty five Dollars f< r value recciv* and. December 2d, 1837. H. I . MANX. *l2 IR. Twelve timnths afterdate, I premise to pny N. P. Park* ror b'*nrer. Forty-two Dobur> and t ighte-eii (cuts, fur value reviv ed. Feb.2sUl, 1839. H. T. MANX. | *IS 4f,. Hy the tw nty-fifth day >f D ce.n’n r next, I promise to pay I to N. P, Parktr or b* ar r Eighteen Dollars and fort y-fivi e> nis fur value*received. August Ist, 1840. TO < ftCDITOItS. \I.I. persons having demands against thr estate of Aimer I .lulimon, lat<’ of South Car and ceased, are notitied to I pr. meiit them r. g ilarlv authenticatitl w ithin the time pis scrib ed li> law. * ISAAC JOHNSON, Adni r. j Mweim, co, January U 3w 17 j (■l’oi'Kiii-Sloiirot* fount j . BftKJAMIN S TANDARD tolls Iwfitre me nneestray bay J Ifii.W'*, about thirteen years old, lung mam* and tail, a; small star ill Ins face, his left hind fiait white up to his KHisiurt* j joint, tyotls and pact s he in a sliimpsurki r ; NppraiseU by A. Coaart and William Fulgham to *25, Jan 7th, 1841. A PONDER, J. P. j A true extract from ihe cat ray hmk. Jan 22 2w49 HARDAWAY COLLI ER, Clk. ; LIU) rol SALE. %TK7"ILL be wild, to llie hifheat bidder nt tin* court f v house dnor in Fora.vth, Imiween the UAiial bourn ! | of sole, on the Tueaday in March next, acres j !of l.nntl, known a* Lot No. 8:j in the l*Jtli lit, of Mon -1 roe county, whercoti Robert MeGinty lately lived, now J belonging to the PHtute of Joseph Dtiekwoith, deeeusctl. j Term* half cn<*h, ibo balant c on a credit till the J'jin i December next, well see'ired. J W!ES SMITH, AdmV. 1 Jen !?8, 1841. Cum tcaftmtunto annexo. ft 7: MONROE COUNTY ! £f) Wl’ invite tlm nttfliitinn of tlio pulilir, wirb,ui ri Br<l In any deprecintinn that may he bic>n;rhl a bom hy the etiPinica of the Monroe Reil-iloatl anil ijitnk in? Company, to the following nrojioxitinn: We will, each of it i, tithe SIO,OOO of the Notes nt the MO.NKOF. IIAM. I’.OAf) I! ASK at twelve month’, time, in tumti of One Hundred Duller*, or upwards, e.t n time,and give ttndoohted Hecnrity. at TEN percent. The ecynkate util! i.o jo bon. JAMES W. TINSLEY, WILEV n. POLE, W. \L POPE, JESSE FOPE, STEPHEN C. M ARTIN H. W. BIJRNEV, A. M. D RING, ALLEN COCHRAN, ANDERSON BALDWIN, JL F. HARRIS. A. BROOKS. Monroe founlv, Junnnry 28, 1841 49 ram: Attend (for monthly drill) ” Dr l^,e of your Ln f’,,e* on SATURDAY nuxt, 1 wmmmilhk tho3othlntn * >l(>t °"' v f f ’M n u , ‘d lo etierid <.punctually atßo'clock, F.M., ** but |>rr|ftrcd to meet your montlilv du*srt. ilv order. Jan. 28 lw4r> ‘F. A. WILLIS, Secretary. TO THE CITIZENS OF MACON. It ip a source of deep regret and dipcourapelnerit to the tnenioci.- of tlit? unuvttCompany, io wiinc iotsl rognnj, :ilul ataAnattt energy ofthore who hold Property m ibis City—which is every tl iv, nd moment, liable to ihe rAvnpep of Fir?. Although Macon has thus Dr been singularly favored in not being entirely consumed—con sidering its liability to that fearful element, (being com posed principally of W ooden building?,) and the many attempts which, at various times, have been made to fire it, ?till the time may, and doubtless will urrive, * hen those who heretofore have manifested such indifference on the subject, may he made to repent their negligenc e—when ’ris too i.atk ! Therefore, it behooves all good citi zens to ho always prepared, lest nt some unguarded mo ment, the City mnv he enveloped in flames. Our rank 13 are thin—our privileges are great, (beingexempted from Mnlitia nnd Jury duties,) —ar.d, for the ooj> or th* City y.o.vr, we respectfully invite pe’iiimis for mem bership. Our Charter allows ns hfiy members —that number obtained, our duty, no*v laborious and unpleas ant, will he rendered light and agreeable. The petition for membership of any individual, feeling nn interest in il matter, (properly vouched lor) will he cordially re ceived. Ilk* ::*%■ 7~. 15. BARKS S, WATCH-HIKER AMI REPAIRER,. E S WING taken the Store one doer above J. IT. YV H £ “ Kiln, is happy tv. mform hi* I'rieiida anil th* puuur, IH:. ’ h< i*'ready toexeeuie all work eitruste<i Cos hi* uu* . ; li.—Wuiclif., elm-!,., Jewelry, sc. r jam- “ at the s.ivrt [ fill notice, ami a arranttd. j Macon, Nov 4 ’ MtifrtL IASTi.m iOX. f’i RO. O. 1. H ASKELL, Organist at the Pn*l>yteri*n f Cliurcli, and Prof, of Music in Mrs. Napier's School, of fii*A his service* to tlu* citixen* >f Macon, ■ 1 \ acher of th*! Piano-Fort* and Singing. As he intend* making Macon a pcnuAii nt place of residence, h** wonid respectfully solicu a share of public patronage. For further particulars, eiiquire of G. R. Hnrlhiu, *.i hn Pi ino-Forte and Music Store, Ciitiuii ; Avenue. Order* left with linn will receive prompt a Lien lion. Mi. G. O. P. flask* 11 having been i my employ for six year-* past, as assistant Teacher of Music in the Hartford Female S- miliary, I take great pleasure in r. cummending him to the notice ofthe public us u faithful and competent instructor. (i. U . HUHLBC r. Pole Boat . BUCKSHK Elk TILL run during the boating season from Durham** y f Rlufi’, Twiggs county, to Darien, anil will d-bv ro { rective M< rchaiuL/. or Cotton, hi any of the intermediate I landings ; and will also run to Macon if fr ight can In obtain ( de. Being well acqiuiinted on the river, naiiicular a t ten tic u I will be given tu the deliver) of Goods nt tii diff rent landing* \ below Al aeon. \’ M. H. EXUM, JOHN H LI Mi. ! Agent*—HOLMES & SINCLAIR, Savannah. A. MARVIN, Dari n. Dec 23 2n44 City Ti-ensnri’r’s Ofiiec, i 21/ jnntta- y, 18-11. ) fffN*?E City Asesoi*‘s Books f',r the i**-c pfiou i*f T*i\ Kr -1 turns for the year LS4I, w ill beopemd on the first dry <-f 1 February next, and cominue ui.til tin first day of April tin re | after, when they positively will be clnwd, *iud all iLf;nitn i daubiy taxed. FerJoiw m.ikn g retbn.s of r* ui < state, are )>< it - i lV notified that no return will b received links* the ntunkei* i and square of each lot is purl ion lari) designat'd ! Jan 20 43 JESSE L. OWEN, City Ass-or. Fine s iO- on iti:x'r. , h ■ A TWO S TORY DWr.I.I.ING HOI : SF. a nr! Lot, aiimitf'd on (Nillpgr Hill, (pari of’ n, 0 • Hl*) PHwrf3i:Mi can be given In liniJl “f A I.SO, FOR SIIT. A One Acre Lot, hmulanmely aituutntl for buildine ; it ! is the ha If of No 12, fronting on College afreet. For terms, enquire of C. LEWIS. Jnntnry 21 3w40 A l*KO< L'CH* A J lOA. Rvki* RxcrHetiey CII\RI.ESJ. McDOWI.D, Guv , rrnor of 1 i ear if i a an,l Comm tinier in ( 7 of t eA •- rn ’/ aad Navy of this S ale.ami of ihe Mihtiti /hern f. L %TifEItEAS, hy the fir-st section of an act of the 7 v (ienerul AsPuihlyof this Stale, npsented to on the “ightennth day of December, eighteen humlred nu.l forty, entitled 4 nn ac t to compel the aevcr.il B VNR.S of tills State to rpdeein their Ii ibiiiiies inSFECJE, wnd ts provide for the forfeiture of the charter or civirtArs of ‘‘tu ii a-* may re'useit i< made the duty of His Excel- If ney the Governor on ill First day of January, eight een hundred and forty-om*, lo i.s up his Fine lama lion. • (jitiriuu that the several ibuik* of this Mol**, their Binneh's or Agreneies, whieh have heretofore f,.i>d to redeem their lint.’iliiirs in (*01.1) rd HI LA I R, mid nit *t’irr Banks ir* this State, ab.-dl on or before the tirsl < of I EBRUAKY EIGHTEEN HUNDRED and I OR. TY-ONE, pay to any pers m or peisons. fjkmks ami Frokera excepted,) in SPECIE, every bill, note, draft, check, receipt or money on deposite, except iti case* where such nepoaitep arc by terms of existing contracts, pavalde othervi ise than in specie, issued or iecei\e<i, or : wliirh mav hereafter be iaaued or received, by them res pectively, upon demand or presentation. 1 do therefore, in conformity thereto, issue my Proela i matioii, hereby requiring ihe several Bankafthis Sink-, their branches or agencies, which have her- tofore. tailed io redeem their liabilities u Gold nnd Sij\>r, itmi oii.cr ; Banks in ihL State, on or be fore Ihe first day of Febm ary, eighteen hundred end forty-one, nnd there aifter, to ; pay to any person or persons, (Banks and Brokers ex cepted,) in Specie, e\rfy bill, note, draft, check, receipt, | or monev on deposite, issued or received hv them res • |H*ctively, upon demand or presentation, except in cases , v here stu li depo!te.* are by terms of existing c< ntraefa ! payable nilierwise tliftli ill Specie. And l do hereby I charge nnd require each and every of tl cm, to be cure | ful ttml punctual in the shirt ohseivunce nnl faithful perform nice of nil the duties enjoined on them Iv the uforesuid recited act of the Gem rel A* ♦ nhv. (iiven under my hand Miid|grent the Seal(tflhe Slate, nt I C ‘■wo*- Y the C ’apitoi in Miiledge\ iile, the to st day L.S. > us January, itt tin’ year of our I,ord, one the u- I ( y sand eight hundred nnd forty-one, and of Aiuei - ! ican Independence the nixt v-fifth. cHaules j, McDonald. i By the Governor: Wh A. Tknmi.lk, Seorrtnjrv of Sb.L\ J n(iury 5,1841. 1w! \ i— . !!■ . <eor|fiji—.Uotaroe 'oi(v. WHEREAS la in vi Duvitt>on and David Dai fr letter* of ad miiut ration on the i*fat ts Jos j*l 1 a , vidnun, iateofiiaid county, ih*cta*el. I These me therefore tn cite and ariroonisii r.il uul st'vgulai j t** U*iid i* l and eretlitor* of said deceasid tn Ik and appiir it !my office within tlie time ptvaerfhctl by law, to w cau>c if any th. ) have, wl> said letter* should not be gcanti il. Bivcn ander my bund i*tli Juu. 13-JL Jan U 3w 47 ELBHIDGE G CA H ANISS, Clk. GcornitM ruwford Icunly. YJARGAREI ARMS IONG, of SJIM d:-(riit t. M. tdl !▼ M *‘d brfbr Mans* I VV. ffnremuck, a justiee of the p, i,i— in and for said district, oil 2*th day of Dte -mb • last, a eh. nut *orr I MAR F, with u “'n ill white a put in h r f r |. h I, tliirtt en or fourteen y< sirs old, five feet two incht s in fi, p., i < and trot* well, \* niiicit <tidtied from aenricc. Apprruatdb) ‘ ! W ('. I'leavclxml and William 17 Siiumon*, to *1 • n Dollars. | Jan U 2w 47 I*Hll.lt* J. KITkH.S, C,k H i.\ SWaY ok S BT.IOM the Ruh*criher*, living io Ru i .* j |F near JacL-on, <ui tin 26i'u Jiie’r. 1 >r, two N gixa**, ofthe follow i*-g dvsei i { lioii . f Abo) by tin* nano of MOSi-'S, ~ i :>n fSSc'/i) sosf of age, weighs 110 lls fiv, ti * t lf< in I -i. i b | i ““hlack, wuh buali) load— tu.* .♦ and -n a j*4/K9 luuk, Ktruiglii in •luinc, a mtle bow u > i quiek spoken, hut rather backward, j JULIANN, Li* wife, lo yr< old, wtig);i 120'hs. of brov ir j black color—sfilii and well made, and vu') liUilj. W e will givi Forty Dollars for tin i.ppreJn uii nm. 2n i • ’ fincment of sri! Negroes in any safe jail hi tins Stall m. tl rt we g. t them, or if deliver* <1 to us m Hum. coiinii, ... pi.iu 1 ui tin*) can be after nppn hention, or if atoUi. situ l r ihe ! thief, if after trial be is convieud. ALEXANDER HUN I F.R, WASHING! ON G. A l iiINSOV. 1 Jan fi, tS4l‘ i* i BTTLA.-&'XtZ>. >Vv 4 Vlt STOLEN f oin thmuf eiln r in kr< \ * vi,| c, ou ‘l'uestlay th* of Dm i; Lv LY# It J *4*', • vlusnut torvel MAHLi boii! f.v i,t higii. with a few white bait* m h r fi.ivluat if T% if X karel) rceivable, nine cr ttn yu.is .|d, unit retain* one colt's tootb ir h* r mutiiii : trots v .• tir* ly, work* gentle in any Lames*, hn.g mar,*, inchintl u I*• J curl), and tail of moderate Ungtli { was taken cr rot lust fn in rack in Knoxville,with an ii difliixi.told tcddii c,ih* j-iitu . to the saddle • pitied villi a puce of pkuf.li tii.r, ai el a en:- ! niou curb Uriel ir. Any inforn.atoii ot the *Ta \< eK ■ml i e irg ! “ ; !1 he tVii Mull) r C ivu . m.u il t. kei * l illl*i Mlt kLU x January 13