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BV S. KOSE.
I TERMS.
1 v ,ff<;sRMGKR l published weekly, on Thursily
H rl,f at Throe Dollars, if paid within iln year, and F>r
■ mid till the expiration of the )rnr.
itnnfntf not encoding 1 twelve linen,will he inserted
■ , ur tiitf dm insertion, and Fifty Cent* tor ear h eon*
■ ,,|f “\ leer*i'..iiu*nt* not limited when handed in, will
I 1 ** ‘/ted till forbid. .
K. “V .f 1414 M ‘tiw by Hxeeutora, AAminisapators
■v r ri lU rdi*a.are required hy law u bv a |vtrtu*d in a
Ktis '*“•* pUfvwm, t<. thr .ly of ••I*. ,
■rie M l ** “'''’'•'•■nn* l fropeno mint be •ileernw'd in like
■ f wD -burs ini Creditors of on rotate moot Ur pub
■ ‘ **‘ i 1 uMpli icO'on will br modem the Court of Ortltno
■ ell Lo.ttl ond .Vegroeo, must br published week
■*iso'v'‘- *"''r"l*ement., One Dollor per square, for eotli
■ l .'fJiJdi ! a*o Candidates,Three Dollars
■ | g rTERS en business rauit be post paid.
I R. K. AJ. Ik. 11l I r.S
I .Hi rtiscnsr. tit the scpsrior courts or
I 8188, DECATUR
I JUNE*, BAKER,
I BALDWIN, LEE,
I TWIGGS. MACON.
I PULASKI, CRAWFORD,
I DouLV, MONROE,
I AND HOUSTON.
■ The* will sltentl the Supremo Coiitiat Mtiletl*i'ill,
l,|,wkins*ille on.l Savanimn; Ainriicus ond Talbot mu,
liwstnr ond Macon.
I o |oo the Circuit Cotir* of the United Siote-
I ter Orrtcf nrer Wright’s Hat Store.
I M.tob, Aug an. I34fi. ‘
| COOK & Is. U>IPR £ >
I ATTORNEVs aT LAW,
Ipontl TowH. Rnmpfer Uouniy, G*o
V®* ILI. practice in the counties of Sumter, Stewart
M neon. Marlon aad Houoion.
| Philip Cook. lUisrT H. Lcmpkih, Jr. I
I VUy !>• 1846.
I UMW JYOTMCE.
If HAVE nmoved to, and opened a l-ow Gffice in
J pRKRV, Houston county where I desire all com
ItunicTtiues bv ittftil to he directed. ‘
I March 10.1846 4 C. B. STRONG.
| llß.‘ CHARLES THOMPSON
If AS taken office next dtfor so Payne’s Drug Store
i residence in Vinevillo. Any left at either
ilscejday or niehl) will be by hoy* for
hm purpose. He hopes by attention to an< |
n experience of seventeen years to merit a **ii. H *c ol
jaironftge.
March 11,1816 [Telegraph copy.] om 1
N:iil, l*ort and Hollow Ware.
•t | | kegs Cnt Nails,
1510118 Iron, assorted 1 to 10 inches,
52.000 lbs. Sheet Iron,
10,000 lbs. Hollow Ware,
2.000 lb*. Cast Steel,
1,000 German an.! Blister Steel,
2,000 Hoop and Bad Iron,
50 doz. Hea,
400 pairs Trace Chains,
Received and for sale by E. B. WEED,
lleoi: _
Theatrical Sri loon,
MACON, HA.
rIAIIIS commodious and well nrraticed building iw .it
-1 tinted in the most central part of the city, auJ has
[MS thoroughly repaired and pul in complete order. In
, welt adapted to theatrical exhibition*, for concern,
etlures, or scientific exhibitions of any description. It
toll be rented for purposes of the kind, on reasonable
•mis,by applying to FERDINAND HORNE.
The building is subject to a city tax,which has been
uiil by the proprietor, all performances iu it are there
wo exempt from anv additional tax.
Oct 89,1815. 3”
SHEETiSb.
Ul’ST* reeM**!? lot of 6-4 and 12-4 Bleached and
Brown Sheeting Os a superior quality. Also a good
•...rtim-nt ofofLadiea a*d Geiuletnsn’s Kid Cloves,
test quality. EO. W. PRICE.
Eeh 11, b-
Hnriipgk and Sole Lcailicr.
WTST received a superior article, for sale low.
Feb 20 2 GEO. W. PRICE.
ri.RAVEt.I.I VO Trunks, Carpet Bags, Bonnet Cases
J snd Valices, tor sale by
March 13 3 J. & E. SAUI-SBURY
Pencil Brandy Wanted;
OIUIA GALLONS of fisrh Brandy Wanted, fur
MM I wlitcll Fifty Cent, per gallon ill be paid.
” SCOTT, CARHAKT & CO
it.ron, Aug 13, 1 Mb. 2L
RITES OF FREIGHT ON THE
CENTRAL RAIL-ItOAD.
FROM SAVANNAH TO STATIONS j 1.2.*3, J 1,3,6,7, J 8,!>,10, j }|- J®; Macon
1 Agricuftural Lnp/emenfi.
slough*, (large) Cultivator*. Corn Shellcra and Straw Cut*
[ tara,eaeh, - - .... ... 50 63 | 63 75* /5 75
iPloughi*, (ordinary and small,) and V\ hcelburrowa, - • 38 44 44 50 50 50
Cotton Gins, Fann and Smut Machine** .... 400 450 450 500 5 M 500 j
Cdtton aria Georgia Domestics , per one hundred pounds, 20 30 35
Grain. .
’ m, Oaii, Poa, Bean*, Wheat, Rye, Ground ISuta and
Gras Seed, in nack*. per pushel, 5 8 10 12 12
Goods by Measurement.
I Bbxea ol Hats, Bonnets. Furniture, Shoea, Saddlery, Pry
Good# and other measurement goodn, except Crockery,
|r cubic fool, S J 10 71 12 13
Ciacker, lV*re, . 5 7 8 9 It) 10
Good, by Weight. ,
11l ClasK.—Boxes Os (ilnss, Paint*, Drug* and Canfcction
•rv.prr lOUIbe * - 25 35 40 45 4# 50
Id Class.—Sugar, Coflue, Rope, Butter, Cheese, Lard, To
baccu, Leather, Hides, Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, Rice,
Holltw ware, Bagging and other heavy articles not euu*
merited below, ~er 100 Iba. - - - - • • 25 30 35 38 38 40
3<l Cla**.—Flr, Bacon in tanka or hoxea, Liquor, Pork,
! Beef, Kish, Tallow, Beeswax, Mill Hearing. I’ig and Itar
Iran, Grind afid Slones, Nails and Spikes, per DM lb*. - 30 *•> 58 30 30 30
I Bmgla CJowfunriic, Mule or Ox, euch, - - - • JM *OO 000 900 950,0 00
■ ‘f w ,, O •• . - . - 3Uu 400 550 650 700 750
I Tims ■< “
I F ou , u .. U ‘l .... goo 300 450 450 500 500
I Sileep,Lamb, floats, Kids and Pigs, - - - 25 37 50 ,5 100 100
I Hogs and Calves, - • - - - - • • 63 1 22 1 *5? 1 22
I Ducks and Fowls, in coop*, per dozen, - • • 2a 30 3JJ “6 3h 3b
I eeie and Turkic*. • - - - - • • • 75 100 100 125 185 125
MisctUatwovt Articles. 500 | ... .. ..
I Barouche*, clotoe Carriage* and Sfnge Coachep. each, - 400 COO , 8 j)® 10 00 MOO 1 00
I Biifpie*, Qija, Rockdway* and Carryalls, * 500 0 70° 750 800
I Common Jersey Wagons wiihout cover*, S<iikiei and Horse 3Oq
Carls J 50 4 50 4 <5 5 OO
Barrels of Beets, Bread Crackers find Potatoes. Fruit, Oys jj,
ters. Onions, Ice and all light barrels, each, - jy ■*> ;** ®3 6J b-t
Barrels us Lime and Plaster, under 10 hbls.eiich, • „g 1"0 ■66
do do. over 10 bhla. each, • - £ 2 12 I* In
Broom* and Sifters, per dozen, o 5 in
Bueket, and Tubs, per dozen, • • • • • * ,SJ 38 50 66 58 60
I Smith'.-n.il sire, iK Si? IS i22 !52
Do. do. large and medium iize, - * 525 150 j6j 17.) I.>
Chairs, Mahogany, per dozen, 7 ™ 00 350 400 480 400
Do. other kinds, 200 850 875 300 3DO
Do. Rocking 2-> 38 49 45 43. 50
Carboys of Vitriol, 122 I *2 126 13 2 14 2 1 2®
Collars, per dezen, - ....... 38 50 68 70 73 7j
Demijohns end Jug. of Liquor, over 3 gallons, - • 50 60
80. do. do. under 3 do. . . • 38 40 45 45 60 50
Egrs, per dozen, ........ 1 I I 1 1 1
Qitppowder, per keg of *25 lbs, ...... 85 38 50 50 .and) r 0
lists of Liquor not exceeding 10 gallons, • ... 35 40 45 50 50 50
Do. do. do. 5 and. .... 25 25 25 31 31 31
Oil it. Molasssa, pnr hogshead, (smnller casks in proportion, 300 408 500 550 575 600
Balt per sack not exceeding 4 bushels, .... 31 38 45 50 50 50
Specie, Jof I per cent. No tingle package under 25 cents,
Jj” SPECIAI , CONTRACTS mav lie made with the Superintendent nf Trensportatinn for lho freight of
ike following articles, when in large quantities, without regard to the established rates, viz : Brink, Horses, 11 nlow
•nil Cattle; Iron in liars or pi’*. Machinery, Mill Hearing, itc ; flawed Lumber, Mill Slones, Grindst.inrs, .Mnr
bb or other articles of Stone ; Salt, Firewood, Staves, Shingles ; Hay in bundles ; barrels Tar, Pitch, Turpentine
•rlce.
STP FREIGHT at the above Rates, nr hv special contract to lie under the following stipulations,viz: no claim
for damages on article* liaiirpnrled by this Company, unless the packsges are examined and identified in the pres
*nce of an officer of the Company before the same is removed from the depot. Not accountable fni the leakage of
Liquors, Oil or Molaaaes. breakage of Ulnae or Croekery-ware chafing of Bagging. Carriages ChaTrs or Fnrni: urc.
Nut accountable for breakage of Hollow-ware. No internal injury not clearfv perceptible on the outside nf the
Package, will be allowed for. unless ealahli-died lb have occurred on hoard the f)ar. Nut accountable for the ilecav
’ of perishable articles. Not accoiintalile for Live Stock or feeding thereof; end no liability for floods evidently
Ihippcrl in had order, or fur cooperage nf enske or pnekegea.
IT Colton received in good order at the Depot* anil afterward* torn while in pe**esefon of the Company, will
mended at their expen. All other damage done to Cotton in trantiln will lie promptly settled at Savanna'll.
*t ia understood that thi. Company will net hold themselves aeeoiirmble for pillage, or damage by the weather er
otherwise, on any freight after being landed at the place of delivery.
O* The Company will not ba accountablo for Passengers’ Baggage unless put in tha Baggage Car in charge
I of ttte Conductor,
JD* The Cnmpanv will have Agents at Stationsß,9,lo, 11.12,13,14, 15,16, 17,and at Macon, to attend to the
letiverv and forwarding of floods. All merchandize not to be forwarded will he retained at the respective Depots
Ilia week, free of expense, after which storage will he charge.) at the Savannah ratca. Hoods destined for points
beyond Micnn, will bs forwarded by the Macon and Western Rail Road and by Wagons by the Company'. Agent,
’*• of Commission*. Freight on Goods to bs forwarded by Wagons, from Way Stations, payable in Savannah.
Ffaight on Gnmle to be forwarded by Wagon* from Macon, or to he delivered in Macon, payable there. The Com-
I b*y lias an Agent in Savannah who receives and forwards, free of Cotnmieaion.
**vim,ah. August 1, IKlfi. 5 v2fl I'HOMAS PURSE, Gtnt-ttl Superintendent Tmn*ptruUi*a.
Ml. MBJrn.IM.IL CHUTE K X Cos.
Coimniasion Merchant*,
No. IS. Si, CHrfrles Street,
NSW OKXtßAars.
11. KK.MBALI. CAHTt.it, >
daniklphatt,
July M, ISS4 <0
~ jpiumpiw®, ‘
I k PM'TRUHOV.fftntfrof Htcon ind Oik
S’fwn, would iutwr.it the public thut thv) •fir prepared
to execute
House, Sign mid Ornaincutul I’tunlmg,
OKAININC,
Imitation of Wood and Warble, Olaiing siml Paper Uanftug;
Picture Frame* made and Gilded.
OLD CHAIRS
Pe-bmtomrd, Painted and Gilded j Furmtorr V*rai*lied
ami Poliahrd.
Pell-lViinginjr
dune in fb* I•. r, material* fhrnitheU and warranted.
Ii f np .oaich, it ia their determination not to ‘
h*sui *1 i-.y establishment in the ?uib. Tersotis in I
si*t c above work, will pl.-a*r g-rte • a oali, and
exam. i men* belbr - engaging elsewhera
Api'ii l, 3 s4d. j 7 I
W# twoods! Hew Goods!
f|IHE aubarriber has jt received a large 10l of FINE
■ MUSLINS, Mas!rn ond Earlstan Gmghoma; Blue,
i'ink nd JiufTCheck Ginghonta, Ladies’ Ta isted Hilk
id Fillet Mitts; Missea black and white .Mins, Berage
Ciir r * I'lolVl Skirts, of extra qualities,
•ir* • Book Muslin and White Linen for lining dresses ;
r w 1 i. h nre rrow ope* and offered t reasonable
l).r h. i uMini era arc solioilea to rive me a call. ,
Juno 17 id E. WOODREFF. j
PTld lVirc.
•)| 11 | B* >\ .Si in Elate,
Auslfl r 4,Uot> il)j. Iron Wire, assorted Nos. 6 to i?.
Received and (or sale by E. B. WEED.
Dec 17,1845 44
AXES.
*ll DOZ. Collin*’ Axe*,
toF* * 10 d*z. Ilnnd and Broad Aids,
Received and fur sala by E. B. WEED.
Dec 17 44
SIIEICT ST E Eta —3,OOO lb*. Sheet Steel for!
Gin Bawi, jul received aod for sale by
Dec 17 44 E. B. WF.ED.
[■ Choice ll *ine and Brandy
For sale on unusually low terms.
A RARE CHANCE!
, A L. AUDOUIN re.pecifully inform* the eitizen*
of Macon, that in contemplation of a removal, anti
change of buginf”*. ho proposes to *ell nut forea.h, at
rates that mu*t be ga'isfactory, his choice stock of
Wine* and Brantlv, comprising
CHOICE MADEIRA, very old.
OLD P< )RT, a superior article.
CLARET, of his own importation.
CHAMPAGNE, of the most approved brand*. *
BR ANDY, best quality, pure and unadulterated.
His liquors he cun confidently recommend to connois
seur*, and for family use.
Nov 21), 1345. 40^
Fn*liionnhle Spring <*<ols.
THE subscriber is now recoiling * large and general
stock of Spring and Summer Goods, and invites
| hi* customers and the public to call and examine, a* he
is confident hi* Goods are as hand-ome. and prices as
‘reasonable as at anv other establishment in the city
April 15 9 GEO. VV. PRICE.
Kilks. Koragc*. Rlmliiu. Glngliams,
rVAHE undersigned have just received and are now
4 opening every variety and style of the above eooda
suited to the present seuson.
April 23 It N. McKINNO.N & CO.
HKD STUART’S RFKINF.D MOLASSES,
ft bbl*. clarified Sugar,
to do. C rushed and Pulverim.il Sugar,
lft do. fresh Butter Cracker*,
to botes fresh Sod* Crachers,
Thi. day received 4u. tbr sale low hy
July *9 24 AMOS BENTON.
Bacon and >iolasses-”i*° e p rin >* Bacon
Sidfß,
to hhti* taper Cuba Molasses, in store and for sale b>
July 10 24 -.RAVES, tr OOP Hr CO.
WIST/R'S
1 Balsam of H’lfd Cherry.
uTtf'k DOZ. BOTTi.ES of fenuinc jnat r
f cejv*f! t r N(* dc. V r IKFiINS.
N. B.—Country men hantfl to purchftpe to
sell again, ran be supplied on reasonable term*, by np
plvinp at our lluaic and Jewelry Store on Cotton Ae
nne, Mucon,Ga. BRUNO &. VIRGINS, or
Sept 9 30 J. A. & S. 8. VIRGIN.
MACON, THURSDAY, BfcP|'Et|BGß IT, 1846.
; FIDE PROOF WARE-HOUS|.
gii 4 > r underaicned, grateful for
f a I pnt favors, tukea thin mesh.
m nd of intwrmine hi* pairmm, md
the ft who may rive him their
, hntinen*. that he haa (Y>r llio hat*
’ ? ar eecuiinc their hitetratb) obtuitiid ihr beautiful ciitf
well arranged
At re Proof Ware-House,
I on Cotton Avenlie, formerly orcupi*d by .1. Coaxi.i,
; for the pn poae of Storing f'olton amia! I kind of t ovn
try Produce. H- will, hm heretofore, gn** hi* perronal
ntteution to the Ware-Ho*i>e. and pledgee himaelf tn
ne tvury exertion to promote t!t imeient f those who
niHV confide hueinef to hi* rharge.
_Maton, Juno J 4, 1846. N. OUSLEV.
JO.VUS A’ MMOL TANARUS,
WARE-HCtrSB
roiWITIISSION MERC'ILINTS,
nAV’E taken the Wnre-House on Cotton Avenue, j
formerly occupied hy Moultrie so CampUkli.
Tbeir Imat efforts will be employed to promote the in- ‘
terest of their patron*. JOHN JONES,
. WM. 8. HOLT.
Macon, June 24,1846. 19
£ T3 rCT
Ware Miou.sc and Commission
Business.
| Ac. SEYMOUR will continue the above bp*
j ▼▼ in*** et the name aland, and solicit from the
planters a *har* ofiheir patronage.
Macon, June 10,1846. ]7
FACTOR A OB
Com *i insio'itrsiNrsN.
] m -- IIH K nnderciam-d return tScti^grateful
. “ A Jr I tlimikv tothrir fnrnd* and natron*
for past favor*, and In-q; l*ae to inform
them tTfat ihr> will continue in trannact
1 above Inmme** in the city of .Savannah,
I und< r the tirm of
! HAMILTON, IIAUDF.MAN & CO.
and they hope, hy their zealous attention and be*t effort* in
aU cate* to promuSe the iuturc-t .f th*e who favor them with
btnine**, to continue to receive r lib, ral *hare of patronag**.
Oim senior nartner ? Cot. R. Ha***ltou. wj|l,Hß h reto'ore, gve
his personal attention to the sale of Upland and Sea Island
Cotton, and the purchase of Good* on orders.
EVKHAKI) HAMII.TOV,
THOMAS HAHDKNMN,
CII.fRLE-5 Y. HAMILTON.
Savannah, Angu*t TB, rmro i
/. T. CONNER
■ IAS rented the WA R K-HOUSF. in
r . V| | the rear of A.J. Whit ’* store, on
f Cotton Avenue. Confident that an mti
mate acquaintance wth the bn*in Nos
this city fur the last twenty tears, and the
fact that he i* needy, wi 1 constitute an ap
peal to which he enn add nothing, he uhmit* his claim* to his
acquaintance* and friends , and u liberal public
ADVANCKS nutde on Cotton in store, or ahipLients to any
of the Atlantic cities, on customary rates*
Macon, Aug 19, ltud. 27
NEW FIRE PROOF WARE-MOUSE~
iTlncon, Ocurgla.
DYSON & RICHARDSON,
Proprictora and C'eviniiation Merchanta.
II 1 nil *~jp VK F, pn asure in announcing to
T a 2 * their friends and the public
/ Xs W £ , ' ,ur4 h r , that their lire Proof'Ware
Iv. - Houe is conpleted, and w ill he kept
utordtr for the ption of the prow
* mg crop of Cotton and other articles
of Storage. Wc fee! that we hazard nothi'ijj in saying that
this house is equal, ts not superior to any of hind ,n the
Southern CountrT, and is well adapted to the safe ‘ eeping of
COTTON, and all other article* in deposit, from tlu. ravage*
of Fire , Water and Pilfering. It* local situation is convenient
to the Houston Road, and is also ?>♦ ar am! ia fbll view of Cot
ton Avenue, which now command* a great portion ol the Cot
ton trade.
W e tender cur* net re sc knowledge tnmts to onrPatron* for
pa*t favors,and respectfully *oli*Mt a conti'-uunci of ih same.
Wt aLo extend ou: invitation to the puublic in general, with
a h'*pe to render ourseivt* so approved as to command the con
fidence of all. We will each g:v* our persona I attention, w jth
out a providential hindrance, in order to advance in the best
possible manner the interest of those who confide in ns.
®ur Slor:* and Commission* are the same a* customary
heretofore, jiml Pray age the niac as from any othtr of
thecity. LIBKR.AI. 4 DVANCKS willhe mede, and all rr
der* from our cus(con cs attended to, and article* purchased
at the lowest market prices.
Macon, Aug i, 184*. 4m-7
WARE-HOUSE
Comm issio;t Ift's in c ss .
GRAVEN, WOOD & ( O.
TAKE till* mriheil of infoCmr.g p'mtfrj and other., that
in addition to their wholerr.lv and retail
Dry Goods and Grocery tinaineaa.
they win continue to transact a *enefl WARE-HOISF. K
COM MISSION BUSIN KSS, at thr old Maud, (lo*r kitown as
Grav**’ Corner,) on ibe corner of coiid atiM-rt and Com
mere- How, and would respectfully rcmwtm- tender f thnr 1
aerricff to their planting friendi., nnd others, mth the ntnu- :
ranee, th%t tho- who mar pafrrnixe n in tfi* line if him-I
neNb, ihail have our fteM to do them juatice ami pro- 1
inotetlwir interest. OttrWin Hnuaei# roavtaintlpiiMt*
ed ; and Cotton avored with un.sKcll be well taken mit- of,
and protected from the whether. We will also aftaivt with
pieaAure, our friend* in aetling their cotton aim without
charge ; and we are at all (inaes prepared to make advance*
on th fame in Ca*h or Merchandixe.
We respectfully nolicit a portion of the patronage of the
public. GRAVES, WOOD & CO.
EfWt* fißWft, }
Thomas VV'oop, >
J. M. Kmcrr., )
Macon, Ju|pa9, t4ft. 34
WARS-HOUSB
, AIVP
fcOIMIIBMON i:i *i|>’FS.
m g, eMN7IE llbciil>vr m.iild matt rupcctful-
I *y inform hin friend* nud the public
generally, that he ha* taken that large and
C'-rnmodu.uN Ware-houne furmety kept by
len F.lia* Ht all fa, Cos., but more recenly
by Oal y Sc Jewett, and offer* hi* *errice*
aa a Ware Houae and Commission Mrthant, Any bu*ine**
entruated to hia rare will meet with prompt attention, and he
would mo*t respectfully solicit a atiwre of public patronage.
Liberal advances made on Cotton in More with him.
WILLIAM M ROBERTS.
Macon, July !M<*. ,24
.If, H 7. / i
WfLL CONTINL'K THE
Ware-House anal Coiitiiiiataloß
Btaioetta,
A MD solicit*the patronatr nfhiNfriend* ‘
? Hr a,,U “'** >uH,ic ®T** *•***■ I If* He will
fIyMffHIIH occupy the Ware-ho i*e on Cotion A venue,
J adjoining .lone* St Holt, and m arlyoppo-
Host H Hrutlu n 1 Store. In connec
tion wnh Ihe above, he ha* also rented an- ,
other n* art th< one above mentioned.
From K*nJr exfMritnce in the above hikin'***, he hope* to I
rive satisfaction to those who ma; favor him with their
business. Macon, A ugust'l I, 1847. it* ,
WARE-HOUSE
ro3lUikS|<V\ BIWINEM.
K Mibseribtr having rt nted the Ware
I Mouse recently occupied by Watt* k ,
Moulton, situatid oil the corner of third
ud Czaulbiish streets, would respectfully ,
inform hr* friend* ami the public,that this
Ware-house beinw remote from other build
ing*, i* more *<‘cure and safe fVom fire than any other Wae-
Housein Maeon. H * personal attention mil he given, and
all order* promptly attended to, lather in selling or shipping
Cotton suit to his care.
In addition, he has connected, a large and commodious
WAGON YARD, where can be accommodated our hun -rvd
Wagons at a time. ISAAC McCHARY.
Aug 12 l4d. [TelefTi-aph Copy.] 2 #, tf
BXR&INGTOM &. A DAIVIS,
llVirc-i/*f mill Cointtti Stott
.fit re It 11 n Is,
MACON. G F. O.
„ - mtiK until rsigru and having taken the
j” “ JJ* g Whre-Hti*e recently ontkpnd by
[ ♦ jfl W. T. Wil tn, will be pr par* dto receive
Cotton 111 store by the first da* of August
neat I hey wiM tie prepnaed to make lib
era I ad vwnct s on Cotton stored with them,
or shipped to their friend* ill Savaimab, C harleston, or N* w
York. ALEXANDER HERRINGTON,
ABRAM B. ADAMS.
References :
K Scarborough, Tho*. William* Perry.
JcUn Neal, Henson Hobert*, 7ffmln.
Dr. Jonathan AdlM', JfeHrWArr County.
Renton Hyril, Henj. Lirington, Sumter County.
Cul. Jn* 4. Beall, Win. Slade, Dooly County.
July , JmV 99 _
COTTON SCALES.
ONE Pair nf M*iihert Pn'ent Scales, whit a fall **t
of Weight*. Fur-slehv
SCOTT. CARIIART * CO
Sept, a, 184, at
-TVir Store and .Veir Goods:
J. U. WE NT WORTH,
Watch Maker null Jeweller.
HAS rammed to tin, new brick block, .vm id. ol
Mulberry atrur-f, (inimediatnly oppoart. hi* old
stand,) and i now oprning anew an,l fine stock of good*
in hi* line, ronsi.ting in part of fine (told and Silver
Lever, Horizontal, Talent and Vertical Escapement
watches: Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Clmin,: Breast
Tin*. Finger Rings, Ear Kinea: Gold Chain and Hair
Braceleia: Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacle, and Eve
Protector. > Gold .nd Silver Pencil*, Gold Ten*, Gold
and Silver Watch Keve, Gold and Silver Thimble*,Sil-
I v er Combs, Silver and Pearl Belt Slide, Gold Sleeve
: *, n, F Collar Button*. Gold Stude* and Chain Slide?,
Gold l.nckets, Heart, and Cronaest Card Cases, Steel’
i Silver anj Gilt Reads ; Head Ornament*. Jet Combs’
Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Purses, Supetior Pen nd’
Porket Knives,Scissors, Razors anrl Razot Strops:
Tooth, Lather and Nail Brushes, Shaving Crcatn, flenl
German Cologne.
fine Sliver Plated Caftois. Cake Baskets, Candle
Sticks, Waiters, Cup*. Snuffers and Travs: Dixon's
: Fine Ware iri celts. Also Coffee and Tea Pots ; Silver
| Setts of Knife, Fork and Spoon; Spoons, Welch (Stands,
! Fans, Porfumerv, Fancy Goods, Ac. Are.
i Watcher of event description repaired in the beet
I manner. All Watches sold or repaired will be uar.
I ranted to beep good time, or (he cash refunded. Watch
es sent from any part Os the rountry, will rereive the
same attention and lie repaved on at reaeonab/e terms
as tsovtrk the nvner were present.
All kind* ol Gold and Silver work neatlv repaired at
j the shorten notice
Spectacle Glusr. adapted to all sees.
! ALSO FOR SALE —One of f 'bickering's Superior
Praxo-I ofiTEs. in rowe-wood ca*p, full lentfhtn iron
fronts, and warranted mh fin* an instrument iu every re
spect, as can be lound in Georgia.
C. K. WENTWORTH,
\l ntch Maker snd Jeweller,
Mac cm. Nov 5,1845 Last aide Mulberry Street.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AC.
J. A. A S. S. VIRGIN,
At their old sietud on C niton .4 venue, opposite
Washington Hull,
Gja VyOULI) inform their friends and
▼ v th. public, that they have now i
jy j on hand • good assortment of and |
yjV| Silver W'utchea of the various makers, ;
°f different kind-; h1j;o a good aa*
eortmrnt of Gold Chains Seals and
Keys, and a varietv of other articles, consisting in part
of the following : Spoon* of pure Silver; Gold and Sil
ver Pentile; Gold Pena; Gold Foil and Wire for Den
t**ta; fashionable Jewelry, Brenat Pins, Finger Rings,
Far Kings of latest natterns ; superior Pen and Pocket
Knives; Razors unn Sitiops, Scissors; Bead Bags and
Purses with steel ornaments* Head Ornaments do.;
Steel Pens of Gillott’s make; Pistols and Guns; Ther
mometers; Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes; Twe
zers ; nn assortment of Toys for Children, with a varie
ty of other articles, which will be sold very cheap for
rash.
S. 3. V. would taka this opportunity to say. that he
has a good assortment of watch material* carefully se
lected by himself: these, with the superior set of tools
he has to work with, ns well ns other advantages, he
thinks he is prepared to execute work as well as work
gets to be done, it will be hie aim to give entire satisfac
tion to all.
Dec 17,1845. 44
-Vein Store and UVit Goods.
nuhccribers wqftht Vspe.tfully inform their friends
9 anil the public, that they have tuken th< store on the
corner of flm nnd Poplar streets, knnna Dyson Hich
ordion's corner, w her they are now receiving, and wiilcon
tinue to receive from New York and Lofton, a TurgC an*! hand
some RMortment of # ,
Fiiiicj ml Sih|tii’ l)!t Gontla.
together with Shoes, Hn?*, HonnetA. ftesdj-made Clothing ;
tvn, Crockery and Olaii Ware, Nsit*, Har<twai', Hollow j
Ware, Paints, Oi ‘.*, WtnddVf Ola. ?, Medicin s, Re.
Theabov stock has been selects and with great care, snd is
v ell adapted to the city and country irade. Persona wishing
to hay good* at unuMuaUy loir prices for e?*, w? 1? nleaqe call
and examine our stock Ik fore prirchHi-ing elsewhere. All or
ders from the country will be thankfully received and faith
fully executed upon the lowest possible term*.
KRXDKICK & CLARK.
M.ieon, April 2T, 6mll
Spring and Summer Clothing. |
f|NHE srtbaerihars tiavc commenrsd receiving their ,
I stock of Spring wyd Summer Clothing, which they
are prepared to aril at very low price* for cRK,b-
I March 18 5 J. &E. SAULSKI IIY.
YOUTHS’ ULOTHIIVG.
/’'IOAT.S, Pant* and Vests, adapted to nmmrr wear,
vV jut received by J ‘V F- S4U T t,SBt T RY.
March 18 5
IN order to enable me to supply mv numerous mend*
and cuMoineia, (and especially those horn the conn
• ties of Jonea, Baldwin, and Twiggs.) I have taken the
ntore lately occ 11 pied hy Messrs. HUSSEUt KIM
, BERLY. corner of Cherry and .Second Street*, where 1
l intend keeping milv on ham! rcpcral aaeortment
nf Staple ami F*cy Dry Goods. Hard*
j ware, Crockery, Sugar, Coflee, Mtnotaea, Rice, Mock
erel. Bacon, Liquors of every dascriptioit. together with
every article usually kept in n gcnsral Dry Goode and
, Grocery Store. A call from mv friend.-* and the public
generally ia reepeetfullv solicited.
For tlie patronage that ho* rn liberally hcatowed
upon mv ectahliahmeiif at the hem! of Cotton Avenue,
I for lho last ei\ year*, my cuatumera liava my aincern
, ond heqrtv thnnk*. with the aaaiirauLC that in my new
; concern no naina will he spared, or means L ft untried to
i give general and merit a continuance of the
Name. In fact, I intend it shall be generally understood
! that at Kf'lltOll’S i* the place to get Bit rtf 91 Ills.
AMOS BENTON.
P, SJ.—My establishment at the head of the Avenue
I will be continued for the present, under the superintend
ence of Mr. WM. H. JORDEN, who is duly authorir
; ed to receipt for, and settle all accounts due me at (her
; eatabliahment. Persona having running accounts ere
! enrnestlv requeued to call and settle the same, either
with cash or notes, previous to the first of October next,
ins I contemplate making different arrangements with
that httsines, which will make it necessary to bring the
’ hooks to a close fiefore that time.
Macon, June 9, 1346 17
IV'VFTIMTs f'orruAi.mep.) irHAJrcjE
COMPANY, St WALL ItkßK'f-Amr mtarr dv
hberatinn, the Trustee* have become eoiivinct and, and the 11-
perienceof old estab ished companies fully warrant the con
clusion, the advanag sos Life Jnuranee on the Mtnunl
pi .n, may be extended nd diffused w ith greater C4nv* nicnce
to a large class of contributors, aud with 1 qua! security to all
the assured, by requiring no greater amount t*f the premium
to be paid in cash than the company will ri quire to meet its
engagement* with promptitude a fid fidelity
It ha* accordingly been determined that it* ill cates where
the annual premium shall amount to and AO per cent,
thereof shall have been paid in cash, an approved note may
be given fr the remaimuyto per cent pay able tw elv months
after date, hearing tix per cent, interest. The interest te be
paid annually, hut the principal not tobt yolUd in unless
the exigencies of the company require it, giving sixty davs
notice, and then only by a*cs*mt ntt pro rata 10 (he extent
that maybe rrquirtd so inirt V 4 engagements of the company.
It is confid n'ly antie listed that a system, the operation of
which is so f-ur and 1 quitahh*, so well calculated to place the
benefits and blessings of Life Insurance within the reach of
all, and it the 4ame tirM erfuble each contCibhtor oshare
iqually and fully not only in its Inuieticent tecurv, hot also in
its profits of accumulation, will meet,as ♦is believed to de
serve, the favor *d t-onfl device of the public.
The particular advantages offered by this compiny are :
I. A guarantee tapi , 4l.
S. An annual participation in the profit*.
3. No individual responsibility beyond the amount of pre*
min m
4. Tho*#* w ho injure for a less period than life, participates
eqCralTv in the annual profits of the company.
I’h r Nautilus company coniines its Imimii*-** exeluicrety to
1 Insurance on Lives, and all Insurance appev'aming 10 Lite.
The Rates of Insurance on One Hundred Dollars,
I One (Seven Fr J One Seven For
Age I Year {Years Life. > Age. Year. Years Life.
IS 77 * 8R I sft ! 40 109 183 320
SO 91 j 93 1 77 I 45 10l t 9ft 373
25 100 112 204 50 1 9ft 209 4*o
30 131 ( 1 3ft 230 55 232 321 175
35 1 3ft j 1 53 *95 l *0 435 491 700
TRUSTEES.
Jamea D. T*. Ogder, Richard E. Purdy, Thos. W. Ludlow,
lames Brown, O. Hu-hio 11, C. F. LimJsley,
14. W. llicks, Richard Irvin, A. M. Merchant,
A. Norris, I>. A. om*tock, John Cryder,
P M Wet mere, James Harper, R. H. Mort*a,
Hobert H. Coleman, K. tr. Carman, SpenairS.Benedict
M.O. Robert!, Wm. H AspinWtll, Luring Andrews,
Henry K. Bogart.
J. I>. I*. OODEN, President.
A. M. MERCHANT, Vicc-Preaident.
LEWIS RENTON, BeeretarjT.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
tT* i hceumpatty will alas insure the live* nf Slave*
HYDE h JONES, Agent.
Medical Examiner, JAMES WoOU.M D.
MaaonJsrpta, lift#. 7 2 *
Ocmntgee Iron foundry unU
Jftarhine. Shop.
(MACON GEO.)
THE #uliruh*r having <trci(l r>w Kotnhliali
n**nt, now offor to tb. public, ii.Jucmcm, that
they liav* never had before in that line of buaiueea.—
Mill Wright., Gin Maker. Ate., will find it to their
advantag* to give ua a call, we.wrll (uarantae all uur
work to b good, god at the lowaat price—wo ha*e a
good ateck of Pattern* on hand.
A good Horae Power lor aale.
„ CHAN. P. I.EVT A CO.
Cotton A eenue, near Macon k Weatern R. It. Depot.
May 6, 184. 12 rs
Telrgiapli, l.ittle Geoagian, ami Jeffer.onian, copy i
till forbid. J
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac. Ac.
oa s. n. DAY would inform Kin friends
Jfl and the public that fie hat bought the
QpVA iKKk formerly belonging’ to C. G. St.
H* l \lj John, deceased, roimiuing of gold ai'ia sii
err Watches, Gold Fob and Guard Chains.
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles. Gold
11 m Bracelets,Clasps, Gold Snaps, Gold and
Silver Thimbles, Ladies’ Broaches, Ger.t's Pins, Knives,
Scisors, R asttrs, Rasor Strops, Tooth and Hitt Brushes, Pis
tols, and many more things, too numerous to mention He
will have new stock constantly coming, and will order goods
at the requestor ihoi- who may wish any thing in his line.
RSPAixizrra.
Watches and Clocks Cleaned and Repaired at the shortest
notice, and done in the best possible manner, and warranted
to keep'gnod lime, and done at the cheape t price. Rings,
Pin*,Br*e**lets repaired in the beat possible maum r. Engrav
ing; also neatly cxeeuted.
Persons would do well ta call and see w hat lie will do, and
there is no doubt hut they will be pleased.
Macon, Jan. 18, 184*. AO
BATS I BAT I ZZAT£ I
JUST RECEIVED Ai\D FOR SALE RY
STRONG & WOOD,
A FINE assortment art
fig? fit Aof HATS. Const*- ■ I
M ting of Gents. Panama, 1
Leghorn, latest stvla of j
fine Nutria and French
Moleskin, wide nnd narrow brim Black Nutria, Russia A. f
Pearl Capa, <kc. &.r , which they will offer at the eery i
lowest prices to nil that will favor them with a call.— !
Also have on ham! and are constantly receiving a
eral assortment of BOOTS ana SHOES, of all qnali- J
ties and price*.
(TT At the New Brick Store, opposite Geo. M. Lo
gan Sc Cos., neat door to Rusaell Ac, Kimberly-
Macon. April 14, 1816. 9 J
National Tire Insurance ronipnuy
of flic City of New York.
ffIHE undersigned is authorised to receive spplico-
M lion* and take risk* for iho above mentioned Com
pany, on Buildings and Merchandize , in thin city and
ihe surrounding towns, on aa favorable terma us any
other responsible Conipiny.
j. l. jones.
Sort. 2, 1816. 29 2w
ItL i 4 COTTON
HAVE removed to W. B. Parker’* atore, on Cotton
Avenue, ncnrly opposite J. Cowlea* Fire Proof ,
Ware House, they have in atore and offer for sale on
accommodating term*: i
*4 :0 Pieces heavy Kentucky Bagging,
J 75 11 “ Dundee “
85 “ slightly damaged u M
50 Coils Kentucky and Manilla Hope,
60 Bugs Rio Coffee,
20 Tons Iron,
Keg* Nana.
1000 Ibe Tank and Boiler Iron,
Piift lbs Hpri-ig Steel,
800 Sack* Salt,
20 Boxes Tobacco,
10 44 Henderson Candle*,
10 Basket* Champaign© Wine,
.5 Boxes Burgundy “
8 Cn*ks Bacon,
Macon, Sept. S, 1816. 29
Hushing, Hope. Tic ihe.
FIAHK subscriber* are now receivingthnr tall sup pita of
!. GROC KRlLS,which they off* rin their old fnefidf and
the public gem-ratty,at uiiunuai low price*. We havi now ;n
•tote, and rvc* mng
-300 piece* heavy Gunny Bagging,
200 piece* Heavy Kentucky d*.
150 coil* Kcntnck) Rope,
50 do. Manilla do.
100 lb*. Twine,
1,000 ■ ark * Sat*.
1 ,00) tb*. Sweerten Iren,
1,000 !bi Rand. Hoop and Rod ffon,
*0 hbd. Si. Croix and Porto Itieo Segßfft,
Loaf, Crush* and and Powdered do.
100 bag* Rio and Java Coffee,
50 boxen I nhacco,
100 kegs Nail,
1,0 n llm. Cast, Germ fin and BUater s*eeb
‘'Also PAINTS AND OILS of every description.
K. BONO, j
Macon, Jan 1. |S4*. 40 J
it nr a stoke.
ua. WE. BAlt/LETT
/ I IAS just received, nt bin Drug £thr*
I J. on Mulberry t, u large slock of
Drug*, Chemical-*, r.iiuie, Dye .Muff*, (>ile,
Glaan-wnre. Window Glass, pciftirwrv,
Are.; in f.ict, every thine usniHi kept hy
Drug.'iht°. Having made his purchases
for < a%h, nn | from (ir?f linnde, in New ork and Boe
ton, he i* enabled to execute order* at as low price* n*
fine, fresh and *s• ndvhtraied article* can he obtained at
onv establishment in the noil I hern country
Physician*, Manufnewrere, Planter*, and Dealers ere
invited to enll and examine Iris stock before they make
thetr purchase*.
Macon, Sept 25, 181.5. 32
110 F FAT’S II El> I CINE
Phffi ‘ii Billers A Life I’ilN.
3p|HK Ingh and envied celebrity which this Medicine has
I acquired for t*invariab!e flleuey. in all the disAa'sc*
ilrh it pnfi*aftea to cure, has re n de"ed the imual practice of
piiffiing nt only inncresarjr, but unworthy of them —they
are known hy tnprftiritii their g*ol w-orkv testify for them,
and they thrive not by the faith of the credulous.
A fresh••'Plly ju*t received by the Agent,
Jan 24, 24a. 40 OKORGK PAtVF, Dmg^inf.
fnztiUelt ffe Puri*.
Fftfl the ftllevintion mid radical cure of Brohrhitis ,
and other disease* of ihe throat, which have hern
need a fid found emirentlv efficacious, and are highly
recommended by numbers of tho most eminent Orators
of the dav.
Re sere rs cea of the highest respectability can be given
from gentlemen who do not w ish their namea to appear
in print before the ptihlrc.
S. JL—These pHsrilfes glee in!an{ t+Vief to hoarse
ness, and ale© cold In the head.
A Iso—Camphor and Peppermint I.OZF.NGFB, for
sole hy GEOHGE PAVNF., |
June 24 12w19 Druggist and Apothecary*
.!<> t cut *>hor.
JUST received a large supply of Ladies’ 50 cent
Shoes.
A I ree assortment of ffenf’s fine Button Gaiter*,
A large assortment of Gent’s fine Goa t Gaiters,
A large assortment o‘ Gent’s fine French Calf Boot*,
A large assortment of Calf Lining and Binding Skins,
all of which will bo wold an cheap aa the same article
can be bought in the Stute, by
April lb 0_ WHITING Sc MIX.
Sale out! Livery Stable.
f¥IHE undersigned respectful! v inform
1 tlwir friends and the public, (h|
have opened a aSTvBLE ip MaCO*,
for the* purpose of dr?ng a SAUF. ANL#
IVIRV BU’SINKSS, and respectfully!
solicit a share of public neimnsre. Their Stable* arc l t
connected with tlie K|X)TU HOUSE, and every atten
tion will he paid to customers in order to give general
satisfaction.
Their Stables are large, fifw and commodious, with 1
fine Lota and evcrv convenience. Person* would do
well to give u* a call. N. HAWKINS,
J. W. HARRIS,
Macon, Aprillft-R*. lijf
Firm'll Drilling inl UafiMnifri.
■PI’ST received an assortment of the above—Abo
*1 handsome Marseilles Vesting*.
April 15 9 HF.O. W. PRTCF,.
Idler Muslin MitiwU.
A LOT of the above—a new and beautiful article—
, large si*e, CEO. \V. PRICE.
April 15 ?
KOItC IA l l.Ot it.
I.BS. of auperior Fnmilv Flour, from
OIIUU white whevt, for aale hr
W HEELER Sl IIARROLD.
J uly g. **
IlnsKliii.’. Iron. CoSVr. 4c.
lay a- PIECES hrayy Kentucky Bagging,
4 O 525 and. Dundee do.
20 ton. Iron nanoiiecl aixen,
70 kega Nnil*.
60 bop. Rio Coffee,
00 bottee Tobncco,
10 bo* llrnderrun’a Cendle*, for enle n*
July 1 20 REA fc COTTOS.
Vui * VAIV.-Xn. J O
S' 4* > A u iiu VS£,
IflaroD, O-'oißja.
arilHß nbcnheri have t.k.r tXai —l|
i known Hotel, the. k’t.ovn Hoo •*, m.d
ere aesncmied under ihe firm of RROU'N
A I.4NIKR.
It Will lie needle.s in meife nromiee*. >.
nneofllm firm he, been well known * keener of Hm
> Wellington ifali and the public are acquainted with
I , l m * n *' r “f doiu* bu.me.H The Tahk tier I Her
•hell nol be .urpe.iwd |,y nv one, end their Nieble* nre
Geo’rede d ' rt fluor ®’ * UR ‘,d> ot eurpa.eed by any in
Charges are renaonnhle ne the timer will permit
TIIOMAN A. DROWN,
trn. t> , h , STBRI.INO LANIER.
I llj The eittr-rriher lulmit- hi, old friend, end p,t
----( ron, at the Wnahington Hall, to give him a call at hie
“land. st. Laairtt.
.. B.—The office us the Tallaliaaaee and Columbne
line or Staee kept at this How.
J tily 9,1816. 2ltf
WAsnzivOTorr haz>z..
’ .W.ff O.V,
fTRa THF. 3nli,rribcra have ntimi iated in
BffS w tK'l'r management of thia long eatabliahed
well known Hooae. Their joint and
individual attention will r* given to it*
general attperimenJanca, and no effort will be anarad to
an.tain ita funner high rlmiacln. We ahall alwava
eiud v Ihe cmnlort and entertainment nl thoue who favor
u with a call. MOTT A fci’AKKd
WiLutM A. Mott. >
Oviti U. Si akk,. j
CTIn becoming Mandated wfthMr. William A.Mu't
in the manage cent of the WASHINGTON HAI.I ,t!
anheCriber bega leave to invite the euvtnni oft 1... tm’< - .
Irng public, and porta iilarlv ci hia cent frv hi n !■
Will give him pleeaur* at all liutee, to n>,ni-tu. t ., ,j ,; r
j comfort, and to aid them in any way in I i* power in (he
tranaaction of auch buainear ua nuiv eal< them to llaron
-a , , OVID G. SFAKK3.
Maenn, July 15, 1%4d. 22
I *tac4M ii* IVcaicrti iini|.l'tiadr
i from .fift con to .ilia n to.
ON and after Thursday, Septcmlnr loih, the trains of (hi*
Ri>*d will be run aa follows :
Leave Macon daily at 9|, A. M.
Leave Atlanta daily at 7J, A. >f.
Connecting at Macon with the trait.a of tle Central Rail
, Road, and at Atlanta ith lb je of tUc Georgia Kail-Road
eac h way. *
Stag.** f,r Montgomery connectduity each way with th
teams *t HarnesVi lk, making a votimiusis line from Charles
ton f S. ti'i SHvannsh, M . c-ni, and Coltimti’j*, Georgia.
Stagenftr the Indian Springn Connect nil the tr .ins at
Loi mj th and tily, raeh } ; ami for Men wither Spnur* uni
Writ Point, m Grifflu.
Pare hetwein Maeon and Atlanta, 04 00
“ do. t.rilHn, 2 50
Bo* “ do lUrneaville, i7J
I>o. * € do. Fornyth, ICO
r.MKHSON FOtirK, Sunvrintendent.
I Maeon. Sept 8. is*a >0
GEOHUIA-IHBB tolls'll. “
, Petition of ELAM ALEXANDER aheweth
’ Jl lit it t the Monroe Kail Road ami Dunking Cotn-
I pany. on the second day of August, 1842, entered into a
ron tract with John 1). Gray &l Cos , Daniel McDougal,
I Arthur B Duvis, Hobart Collins, and Elam Alexunder,
! to make and complete the Rail Rond ol said Company
from Gnffin to it* junction with the tfrnte Road in Do
Kalb comity, in said State, and to furnish engine*, car*,
nnd nil otherappurten&Br©* liierefor, and for which said
C**tnp.inv bound themc*lva to pay three hundred
thousand dollars.
Which contract under the hand ud seals of the snid
, panic*, tinning its other provisions, atipnlaled and pro
| vided as follow*, in aubstunce: that the payment for
I s i. J wfirk. machinery and u.*t6i iale, and >tiier things, to
1— ‘inirurMish noufd he by *?iid Company made
t • iiic ether part* in tnc udlowiog times and manner,
j viz: that Irani ’ . alter tb* hist . nv ol Ucl< her tl.en
| next, seventy-live per cent, ol the uet receipts of tho
road *ftcr deducting the yearlv rspeose*, shall be pmd
to the said other party ‘ said payments to be made
I monthly, when there should be eny excess of receipta.
, Ind the said Monroe KuH-Koad *nd BonViiig Pin •• ti
ny thereby guaranteed expressly to the laid othoi party
’ that the paymete thus arising should uimjuni ioi tnr
; year endtn on the brst day ol Or tuber, ib43, to the sum
oftwenty-nve thousand dollars *ith interest the.reon
! for the veer 1844. Ist of October of that year, to
I the aunt of thirty-five thousand do! him with interest
! therein), and for each of the lour succeeding years, sixty
I thousand dollar* per annum w ith interest thereon. The
amount paid at anytime not to exceed the estimate*
and certificate* of the engineer
And if whs further agreed by tire parties thereto, that
I the whole of the Haid Monroe Unii-Roau ftntn Macon to
| ihe point of junction with the Western and Atlantic
i Rail Rond, and all and every part thereof, and all oi the
appurtenances, engines, tenders, cars, vhop tools. in
---1 piemen!* fcf tvary kind therewith connected, or to bo
■ connected.tad all real ertate to the same appertaining,
and all other effete Jo the anie appertaining, should he
nnd was b? said contract conveyed end vetted in th*
ani l party of th-? second part, in lull title and estate un
tit all the dues nnd payment* to winch they ►h-uli‘ be
come entitled under suit! ronliart should have been !
|y vested siij s.-lj-licV.. wfrb :■ proviso that the man
ment, superintendence un.t K*eping up said road, a *
Ihe use of pio,-rty, dee. in 5 ! contiact named s-u
conveyed, *u*d dli It jnspbrtalfon thereon should -
Ue t be cond acted by the*s*M Monroe R. ?iud
Banking Cooipsov, ih dr officers and Hgpn.s.
Your peiiuom r further *hows ‘mt i.i pur..i nee cf
said contract, the said John D-G ray performed work,
| and furnished material* nn end far il road to ihe a
mnunt and of he\a!ueof five hundred dollars,
! tho belter so witne* and serure the pavmenf of whith
sum wun interest, ii-t MotjroC Rail Bond and Hank
ing Company, on flit fir*t day i Juiy, 1844, made and
delivered to !•* said John lJ.Grvy thir severs! sev •<
i conrrkets and certificates wriii.g, ready to be shown.
1 whereby by six of said contractu e*id Company con
tracted as follows, nnd which is a true copy of each of
, said fix :
i “This is to certify, that the Monroe R iil-Rn*n and
| Banking Company e knowledge to owe to John D. Urey
or bearer, one thousand dollars for work and material*
on the road. Twenty per cent, of whirh, with the inter
est from date, shall te payable on the fust day of Octo
ber, eighteen hundred and forty-four, and twenty per
cent, with interest, on the first day < f October, each ami
every 7 ear thereafter until the whole Is paid. And to
Secure these payments, the above road and *ppur?eaan
cea aie hj ecallv mortgaged a* per contract, dated ere
ond August. 1812 duly t xctiled and recorded: /*ro-
V'ded, that the failure to pay any * oe of tltese tnatwit
j menta at maturity aim!! not render the soccer ding ea
demandable before (bev respectively fall due as clove
expn****ed. Macon, July 1,1846.
Signed A. COCHRAN, Pre ’1
M. L. GeATßiLL^aaliier.”
And the other contract and certificate ws* end is r il
rrapftta lik: and peculiar to the six at td,ex •,. .w
amount, it being to veffftra the pry m# • t : five hi iuii* J
dollar* t<> the said John U. lira) or t< a c r , by tli .and
Company.
Your petitioner farther show*, tiint he is tha honn fide
barM 01 said a vc (infracts and cei i;ioatea that itje
same were tor v •!•;% e cnitsiderntion. nnd n the fair
c<ni a* of trade on the first day of July,eighteen huDKcd
: amt forty-four, transferred to yonr petitioner by tu*
said John I). Or y ; and h* further shows tuat the e are
j duo and owing on each of *oid certificates, two inst- lU
menu, viz : that due on me first day of October, rig hi r o
hundred and forty-four with interest, and also tb t due
on the first (lav of October, eighteen hundred and ft tv
five with interest: wherefore your petitioner prsys tint
a Rule Nisi may be granted, requiring the sard Monroe
Rail-Road and Banking Coirpnnv, n w styl'd and
known as the Macon and Western Haii Road Company
•to pav into llii* Court on or before the n* xt te m thereof,
the principal and interest due on the fetid two Int-lalb
1 ments in each of sai l seven contrareM and cer*ificatee. o*
! ha vs their equity of redemption in and to said Read and
all its engines, cars, fools, implements, fixtures, and nth
cr appurtenance* forever barred and fore< Insed,
r f*. T PA I* KY,
T. P. STUBBS,
Attorneys for Petitioner
GEORGIA— BiU County.
Wnyttos Elam Alavatider b* represented in bin
foregnin petition, that ill* Macon am! We.'em liail-
Koarf Company, formerly known** the Monroe Rail
-1 Road ami Banking Company, are indebted lo him twen
ly i* hundr-d dollara hr.idea inter.*! bv two annual in
afnllinenl* flue on ill* **ii<l seven cerlilicatee ili*.rri!o(l
in on id putiliim. anil which r aet-uml by mortgage on
said roaila* ianlau repreaented in .aid petition,nnd bath
pravnl a rule m.v be gianted requiring tlio aaid Cum.
panv to pav aaid in.tallmaiit* with iniereat. It it tliera
tore’on motion or-lerfl, dial I lie aa id Monroe Rail-Load
anil Rankine Company ali the Macon and Wrrltin
|{,;|.|{n*rl Company pav into Court the print ipnl amt
intcreat due on aaid moitttage.on or before the brat day
ot the next term of thi* Court, nr the equity of re.'cu p
lion in auo to auul Mortgaeed property will lie forever
barreil and forecloard; and ilia further ordered that
aervice lie perfected according to law.
A true ropy from the minuteaof Bibb Rnprtior Court,
Ju i’ 11184$. H. G ROSS, Clk
June W m6njU