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IIV S. ROSE. TERMS. rue MKSSKVOKH ia pu .liali.i. ■ . Tiui-ly m ,ruing, at Three Dollar., it lvaiil ‘ il” m.u For iallai'f. it not paid the exptrati'ii ot via- y ar. 4 i fasrtuemrntt not exceeding • > ■ Ivt liie<,xillheinwripl ) > lUr the hr#t insertion, aud Fifty Cent* tbreaeh con nr i inerted till forbid. , . Sairt .f Land and Negroe* by Executors, Administrator* -„d Guardian*,are required by law t* be advertised in a utiblie gazette,sixty days previous to the day of sale. ‘ l le sales ofP rsonal Property must be advertised m like manner forty day*. . _ . . V nice to Debtor* and Creditorof anestatemust be pub ’ police that application will be mrideto the Court ofOrdina ryfor leave to sell Laud and Negroes, must be published week lv forfour months. Monthly Advertisement*, One Dollar persquare, tor each **Advertising a* Candidates,Three Dollars. £s* LETTERS on buxine** iriust be post paid. It.K.&J. if. urn WILL NUCriSI 1.1 THF. SUPKHIOR COLUTS OF 8188, DROATUR, JONES, BAKER, BAI.DWIN, LEE, TWIGGS, MACON. PULASKI, CRAWFORD, DOOLY, . MONROE; and Houston Thrv will ntleml itm Supr'me Coutt ni ItiUndgoiflie, Hawkinaville ami Savannah ; Americus and Talbotlnr,; Decalnr and Maron. , , Alsu, the Circuit Court of the United States. (fy Office over Wright’s Hat Srofe. Macon, Aug 26,1846. 6m28 “By llielr Works ye shall know them.” THE Dentist office of LOMBARD fc PtJTNAM is again open (over Strong it Wuod'n store,) for the accommoda tion of their friend* and the public generally. As their style of operating has been tested by the citiaena of Macon for nearly a year, and acknowledged by the best of tidge. as inferior to none, it is hoped that their continued access may depend upon PERMANENT and valuable ope atiotis. Macon, Oct 7.1546. t~t COOK & U NPlilX, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Pond Town. Stunplcr Uoiuiiy, Geo Wll.la practice in the counties of Sumter, Stewart Macon. Marion anti Houston. Philip Cook. Henry H. Lumpkin, Jr. May 6, 1846. 12 E. fit* JYOTICE. I HAVE removed to, anil opened a Luw Office in I’ERRY, Houston county wltercl desire all com monications bv mail to be direcietl. March 10,1846 4 C. 11. STRONG. T. S. TAYI.OII X T. W. BLAKE. .lttorncys if Counsellors at M.aic, NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS. References: Hon. T. J. Rusk, ) Hon. W. 14. Ochiltree, r Nacogdoches, Texas. Dr. J. D. STarr, . Hon. Bale PkYTO, ? , V c Orleans. Messrs. WKitIHT A. CoorF.R, $ Col. EdmunD Blake, Macon, Geo. Sept 1,000 SACKS SALT! F6k sale, at the if ashington Hall, to sept S akf r. c. DgMpggY. Iron strict Hollow Ware. | kegs Cdt Nails, alvm” 15 tons Ifon, assorted l to 10 inches, 2.000 Iba. Sheet Iron, 10,#00 lbs. Hollow Ware, 2.000 lbs. Cast Steel, 1,000 German and Mister Steel, 2,000 HobptjHd Halid Iron, 50 do/.. Hoes, 400 pairs Trace Chaids, Received and rdf saK by E. B. YvEED. t)eo 17 44 WOOD 6l BRADLEY, MANUFACTURED AM) DEALERS IN CABLICT FLItMiUKE, ftfu/berry-slrcet, opposite the W ashington Hdlf, Macon , X\T H ERE they keep constantly on hand, ~j| vY a general assortment. J’he follow- IftWR ihg comprise a pa^t: Mahogany atft! Black Walnut Dressing E Mm V SWebourds, Centre Tables and Wash * 1 * Stands, with and without Marble Tops, Card, Side ahd Ladies Work Tables, Mahogany. Blafr'k Walnut and Cherry Diring and Tea Tables, Work Boxes, Portable Desha, Piano Stools, Sofas, Divans, Ottomans, Quarttello Tables. Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, &c. frc.. CHAIRS, of more than 2” different patterns, Mahog any, Black Walnut, Curl Maple, besides a variety of Stained and Painted,bo'li plain and m tinmen tab Rock ing Chairs, of Mahoe Walnut, Curl Maple and oth er kinds of 20 cfiflVi i^ltarna. BEDSTEADS, o.‘ Mahogany, WalAut,Cherry, Cufl, plain Maple and Poplar. WINDOW SHADES, ft targe assortment constantly on hand. FEATHERS—Feather Reds. , MATTRESSES, of Curled Hair. Moss and Cotton. Ladies and Gentlemen, one and all, are most respect fully invited” to give us a Call before purchasing else where, as wb shall use our utmost endeavors to please both in ouality and prices. To ftianvf or hirers —For sale, Copal Varnish, Ma- Iroganv and Trimmings. 8. R.—Furniture Repaired, Chairs and Sofas re seated with Cane arid Haft* ('loth. Oct. 7, 1840. 34 4m. KOBE NEW GOODS. GEORGE M. LOGAN & CO have just 1 deceived the finest and best assorted stock of l ? a tie y Dry tliXt they have ever otTerfed for sale in this market. r l iiey are determined t*6’ sell every article on as reasonable terms as any hotfre in the city, and will not be under sold by any. Their motto in future shall he, “Quick Sales and Small ‘Cheup G ?ods,” the watch word. Great Inditrf moiits oAcred for Cash. The followihg aVe n few of the manv articles on hand. Paris embroidered Cashmere Robes'—very fiite, French embroidered Cashmeres, Super plalH. and shaded Cashmeres, Plain Vlous’ d£ La i lies’—all colors, , New stvle Polka Robes—for Evening Dresses, Extra fine embroidered Muslin Rohes, Fancy Dresa’Silks, rilhand splendid, French ‘Worked Canes. Collars and Ckfcmizettes, Kid Gloves, ‘lVwted Milts, Silk Hosiery, &c., Flan nels, Alpaccas, Figured Dimity, Rlack Bombazines, AI pace a Lustres, Irish Linens, ‘fable Damask, Plaid Ginghams, etc. etc. Cloths; and ’V<*stina:. Fihe CasWmVre Shawls, Ri(ch Brocade, “ RUck ohlbroideied Thibet Shawls and Handk’s. Fine embroidered Linen Cambric HandkV, Purse, Twist and Steel Rends, Silk. Buttons,and Trimmings—of dvery (jtialitv. ALSO, A splendid assortment of CARPETING and RCGR low for CASH. Also, a very large and handsome selection of China. Oliim, and Crockcfy-WriTro, which will be. a6ld wvhch lower than usunl—as we ure anxious to sellout and discontinue the business. Cftfiih and examinft these Goods before purchasing, ami vou can obtain GREAT BARGAINS. Ort. 7. 1848, 34 i Mrar Rank of Georgia, t tfrptCmber, 8/A, 1846. J WILL BR SOLD as the property of ihie flank. gt pulie sale on Monday, the 23d day of November next, in the town of StarkcvlHe, l.ee county, the following lots of laud, viz : No. 2—-13tb dial. Lee Anility. No. 246 dtit. Lee futility. Nos. MS and 2.17, 1 5th dint. Dooly county, and No. 71— Uth dint. Randolph county. And on Monday, the 7th day of December, thereafter, will he so id in th<* town of Newton, Baker county, the following lots of land, viz': Nos. 21 221 Hhd 296—2d” dit • Baker county. Nos. 157, 192, 186, 184, TSS, 146 and 240—a1l in the Ith dist. Raker county. Also, at thl* same time ami place, will he sold, that btautifnl plantation lately owned by (fen. Thomas J. Holmes, lying in the 7th dist. Baker county, containing 10C0 acrx s. The utmvi Ifcnd* will lie sold oil a credit of one and two )’ ars. Notes made payable at the Central Bank, satisfactori *T endorsed, will be received in payment of the above des cribtd lands, yOHN S. THOMAS, Director C. B. Milb-dgevillr, Sept. U, 1146. 31 ids __ , , WANTED. ¥ AFT S pnvnhlf „t llic following plares: SJ SAVANNAH. CHARLESTON, NEW-YORK. BOSTON, oil Ik* nnr/hrrn eitih ernermltty. o'-iM.IW6 Ji CHARLES DAY tc CO it. ti.E.Yc.inrcie .v t o. <-oinniisioii tlcrcliaßlN, No. 15, St. Churles Sired, NEW OKIiEANS. H. KRNDAU. CARTER,) DANIEL PRATT, 5 July S.), 1844 _l°_ SH EH WOOD Ik PATTERSON, comer of Secon and Oak S'leet*, would iufurm the public that they art prepared ! to execute II0U8&, Sigr and Ornamental Painting, liKAniSG, Imitation of Word and Marble, Glazing: and Pa|M:r Hanging; Picture framei made ami Gilded. OLD CHAIRS Re-bottomed, Painted and Gilded ; hurmture V*rn*hed and Polished. Bell-lfaiiKiag done in the bust manner, material* furnished and warranted. In elegance and despatch, it is their determination not to be surpassed by any establishment in tl,- South. Person* in want of any of the above work, will please give as a call, and examine specimens before engaging el*twheno April 1, 1846. >7 Lumber for Sale. riIHE subscribers are prepared to saw Lumber of nnv X size or dimensions, ut their Steam Saw-Mill, one and a hulf miles from the city of Macon : likewise sills or framing timber they will sell at their Mill or will de liver in Macon or vicinity, on ns favorable terms as it • can be procured from nnv other mill. JOHN D. GRAY’ & GO. Macon, Sept 9, 1846. 30tf KENDRICK <fc CLARK. KF.F.F lonntantlv on ham!. ROPK, BAGGING A. TWINE, SUGAR. COFFEE, SALT, IRON, NAILS, HQLLOW-WARE,&c. all of which they offer at the lowest market prices. Sept 28,1846 y 32 *7llO Sacks salt furi by 4 ‘Ftf Sept 23 33 SCOTT, CARHART & CO. | KG4 A GOTTOH HAVE removed to YV, B. Parker’s store, on Colton Aveni|e, nearly opposite J. Cowles’ Fire Prool YY are House, they have in store and offer for sale on accommodating terms: 200 Pieces heavy Kentucky Bagging, J 75 “ “ Dundee “ 85 “ sightly damaged “ “ 50 Coilr Kentucky and Manilla Rope, 60 Rags Rio Coffee, 20 Tons Iron, 50 Rugs Nails, , 1000 lbs Tank and Boiler Iron, 800 lbs Spring Steel, 800 Sacks Salt, 20 Boxes Tobacco, 10 “ Henderson Candles, 10 Baskets Ciiampaigne Wine, 5 Boxes Burgundy “ 8 Casks Bacon, Macon, Sept. 2, 1846. 29 STRONG & WOOD, . • SIGN OF* THE BIG BOOT, Brick Building opposite G. M. Logan Co's., A HE now receiving and opening a l\. large and splendid assortment of 800 IS, SHOES, HATS CAPS, which they offer for sale at reduced prices, or ms low as they can be pur chased in this or any other Southern market—compris ing in part the following kinds, viz : Gent’s fine French light Calf sewed Boots ; do. do. double sole do. do.; do. do. stout do. do.; do. do. pegged do; do. double soled do. do.; do. light do. do.; do. Calf and Kip Napoleon tapped do.; do. fine fine Calf half Boots and Brogans; do. do. Cloth ; Lasting and Goal Brogans of various ‘ styles; Men’s Kip and thick Boots; Boy’s Calf, Kip : arid thick Boots; Youth’s do. do. do. For Ladies —Pine blafck Gaiter Boots, thick and thin \ sole; fine colored do. do* variety of colors; fine Moroc- 1 co, Kid, Polka and Lace Boottees; fine do. do. and Goat YY’alking Shoes, fine do. do. Slippers, Ties and Bus kins, black and colored. Far Misses —Gaiter, Polka, Kid and Goat welt Boot tees and Buskins; Kid Slippers, Ties and Cloth fixed i Bbskins, black and colored. For Children —A large assortment of Polka, Gaiter, Seal,K’d, Cloth and Morocco Boottecs. Men’s, YVomen’s, Bovs’, Misses’. Y ouths’and Chil dren’s leather pegged Booltees and Shoes, of all descrip tions and <|ual:ties. Anew and beautiful article, of Metallic Rubber OverY shoes, for Gentlemen. Ladies and Misses. To Planters —8,750 pairs of Plantation or coarse Bro. a prime article of Men’s double sole Iron and Wood tacked Russett and Black; do. do. Ringle sole do. do. do,; Boys’ and Y'ouths’ of the same qualities. Also —lsdozen prime Calf Skins*’ 10 dozen Linings of different colors; 1000 lbs. Hemlock Sole Leather; 700 lbs Oak Sole Leather. Bindingt, Lasts, Pegs, Thread, Awls, and all other ar ticles used in manufacturing Boots and Shoes. all ITS A All CAPS. Anew and beautiful Stock, of all de scriptions; Men’s and Boys’ Paso Alto HATS and CAPS. Genflemen’sfashion- , able Beaver and Moleskin of diffeient qual ities ; Men’s White and Black Wool Hats; Men’s, Bovs’ and Youths CAPS, of all descriptions and qualities. Macon, Oct 1 1, 1844 35 ItcimMtics for Fevers, and and Ague. C CHAMPION’S Fevurand Al-iiu Pill*, J Hull’* Fever.and Ague Pill*. Ktiwanri** Tonic warranted evual to any prepa ration ol Qll ini fie, fur above complaints. For,sale by J. H. VV. S. ELLIS, Oct 7 3J Cotton Avenue, Macon. ISa.TSin anil Ilale Hope. 4 GOt U) supply constantly on hand, bv \ \ PATTEN k, TAYLOR. M*units, Oils , A'c. fUST received from the “New Y ork and Brooklyn White Lead Company,” Ao. I, Av. 2”, Extra and Pure Wffile Leud. af.so historic, Linseed and Tanner’s Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Varnish, Lampblack, Putty, Paint, Brushes, fee. A*. Aug 13 27 “ PATTEN & TAYLOR, BACON— 20,000 lbs. choice Bacon Sides, just -A ccived. PATTEN Ok, TAYLOR. Aug 19 BBI.S. REPINED SOGAR tor preserving, just f3 received by PATTEN ci TAYLOR. Aug 19 27_ “notice. riyHF, *ub*cribrn ha* ju*t received and is daily receiving a | large and wel: selected Block of Groceries', llanlwure, Crockery, Iron, lints, llunis mid Shoos. together with a general assortment of Fancy and Staple 3D Jf vD ODUJiIj which ho lias selected the pant summer in New York and Bos , ton markets, amt cannot fail to suit the wants of hi* custom er* and the public generally. Having no interest, either directly or indir-ctly, in *ny of the Cotton operation* of the day, his friend* will dim-over that lC can adttrd to sell hn goods at a very small advance from mat; a< lie will never have to make upon Ins goods tor losses on Cotton operation*. HP friends from the country can also. In* assured, that any Cotton oro(hpt Produce sent to Ins house for sale, will always he dispo ei of at the highest market price, as no'individual in any wsy connected,will be allowed to be concerned in any way ill l lie purchase of Cotton. Any Cotton sent to bis house for salt ,from his customer*, will always lit; sold, when directed,ai the very highest market prtke, without any charge or cumiuKshm for selling. AMOS BENTON. Macon, Sept 16, 1846 3t Ileiv Goods. THF. undersigmd are receiving and opening at their ■tore, a few doors South of the Washington Hall, and in ml joining the Georgia Messenger Office, a large and well selected stock of unty unit Strinle Foreign and American B 15 V GOO ID, suited to the present and approaching season*, which will be sold at extremely low prices by tfiejjiece or otherwise. Plan ters, Merchants, and porchatu r.i generally, are ruspectfully 11. v 1 ted ttj call and examine their stork. pt *o, 1846 at n. McKinnon & co. ClolUb, CafiftaerA Y t Ac. SUPER West of England Black, Blue-black, Blue, Invis ible Green, Brow 11, and limey Cloths, an excellent assort ment. , t London, Twredes,French and American Cassimers, Velvet, batm, Marseilles, and Funcy Vesting*. Just received by N'. McKINNON Rt CO. Sc pi 30, 1K46. 33 IT? Jnincs 11. Il:ir<la\vny i*a ran didule for Tux Colloctor ol Bibb county, at the eusung election in January next. July 8 NAT* BELLN i a Can Mate ur P*ccciver of Tax Kclurni, of Bibb county. MACON, Til l< It* DAY, NOYID2 It i: IS 10, ISlfi. FIRE PROOF WARE-HOUSE. g. g, r |'^ umlersigned,grateful lor Y a jT I past favors, takes thin meth / {y m o<i of informing bin patrons, and tho>o who may give him tlu-ir business, that ho has (for the hot ter seeming their iutcresta) obtained the beautiful am! well arranged Fire Proof II ‘are-House, on Cotton Avenue, formerly occupied bv J. (.own s, for lhe purpose of Stoning Cotton anti all hinds oj ( uun try Produce. Ho will, as heretolose, give his personal attention to the Ware-House, anil pledges himsell to use,every exertion to promote the interest of those who may confide business to his charge. Macon, Jupe 314,1846. W. OvnlEV. JOsYMIS A- HOIjT, WARE-HOUSE C OMRIISSioN MEKrVIAXTS, HAVE taken tli/3 W’are-Honse on Cotton Avenue, formerly ogep-pied.by Moultrie Sl Camhbkll. Their beat efforts wj 11 be employed tixproniote the in terest of their patrons. JOHN JONES, YVM. S. HOLT. Macon, June 24,1846. 19 1 m rn tPare House and ( oiifmission Business. WINN & SEYTYIOUR will continue jlhe above bu siness at the same stand, and solicit from the planters a share of their patronage. Macon, June 10,1846. * 17 FACTORAGE AND COMUISSIO* BUSINESS. f undersigned return their grateful / “ M. thank* to their friends and patron* / 4s> tor past favors, and beg It-ave to inform them that they will continue to transact the above businexs in the city of Savannah, under the firm of lIAMILTON, HARDEMAN & CO. and they hope, by their zealous attention nd best efforts in ajl ease* to promote the interest of those who favor them with business, to continue to receive a liberal share ot patronage. ’ Uur senior partner,Col. E. Hamilton, will,as heretofore, give Ins personal attention to the sale of Upland and Sea Island Cotton, and the purchase of Goods on order*. F; VERA HI) H A MILTON, THOMAS HARDEMAN, CHARLES F. HAMILTON. Savannah, August 30, 1846. 6m29 Z. T. CONNER {% nIII AS renu?d the WARE-HOUSE in / a * the of A.J. White’s store, on L v Cotton Avenge. Confident that an imi- MMRkMBMV mate, acquaintance with the business of tiii’ c fact that heispeedy, w i I constitute an ap peal to which’ he can add nothing, be submits hiscJairusto lus acquaintance* and friend and a liberal public. ..ADVANCES made on Cytton tur pyre, or shipments to any ofthe Atlantic cities, on rates- Macon, Aug 19, 1846. 27 NEW FIRE PROOF WARE HOUSE ~ JUiicoi*. Georgia. dyson a Ricii.innsbN. Pr opr it'tors /'jul Commission Merchants. I, . 1 TMNAK E pleasure in announcing to J a § 3 their friends and the public I A m generally, that their Fire Proof Ware L Yr House is completed, and will be,kt pt inordf r for the reception of the grow* ing c: op of Cotton and other articles of Storage. We feel that we hazard nothing in saying that this house is equal,if not superior to any of its kind ,n the Southern Country, and is w elf adapted to the safe keeping *jf COTTON, and all uher articles in deposit, from the ravages of fircy Water and Pilfering. Its local situation is convenient to the Houston Hoad, and is and in full view of Cot* ton Avenue, which now commands a great portion ofthe Cot ton trade. , . We tender our sincere acknowledgements to our Patrons for past favors, and respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. We also extend our invitation to ih- puubiic in general, with a hope to render ourselves so approved as to command the con fidence of all. We will each give our personal attention, with out a providential.)iindrauce,'in order to advance in the best J possible manner thy interest of those w ho confide in us. Our Storage and Commissions are the same as customary ’ heretofore, and Drayage the same as from any other part of the city. LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made, and ail or.-j ders from our customers attended to, and articles purchased at the lowest market .prices. Macon, Aug 18,1846. 4m27 ] Vdftl HOITS2 Commission Business. GRAVES, TVUOO & GO. TAKE this methoAof infouping plknt<;r*aud others, that in addition to their wholesale and retail Dry Roods ami Grocei y nusinrss, j they will continue to transact a general WAKE-HOUSE Rc COMMISSION BUSIN FINS, at the old stand, (long known as Grave*’ Corner,) on the corner of second sti-eet and Com merce How, and would respectfully rent v tue tender of their services t their planting friends, and others, with the assu rance,’that those who may patronise us in this line of busi ness, shall have our best endeavors to do them j uslice and pix mote their interest. Our Ware House i* conveniently situat ed ; and Cotton stored with us,shall be well taken care of, and protected from the weather. We will also pleasure, our friends in selling their cotton and without charge ; and we are at all times prepared to make advances on the same in Cash or Merchandize. We respectfully solicit a portion of ilic patronage of Oie public, GRAVE'S, WOOD & CO. i Edwin Gravf.2, Y Thomas Wood, > J. M. Kibbf.e, ) Hi on, I j WAKE >UOUSE Commission business. _ .. BYH E Kubacrilier would most respeetfnl r tar I lyinlenn his friends amt the public | L ♦ jfl generally, that lie has taken that largeam! 1 commodiou Ware-house formeiy kept by j jkVjA, ( ’** n Klias Real I 8c Cos., bn* more recenly ! by Ousley N. Jewett, and oiler* his service as a Ware House and Commi?".ion Merchant. Any business entrusted to his care will meet with prompt attention, and he would most respectfully solicit h share of public patronage. Liberal advances made oh Cotton in store with him. WILLIAM M. ROBERTS. M -on, July 29. 1546. ■ iIFOItGI J£ IVFTT ,WU.L CONTJNUK THE VTnrc-Ildii*i- am! Uoiuiiiisslun Biisiutwi, \ NT) solicit*the patronageofhisfriends and the public geurmlly. Hi- will J occupy the Ware-boii*e on Cotton Avenue, | SF. 7 adjoining Jones 8* Holt, and nearly oppo-j -A site Rons 8a Brothers’ Store. In connec tion with the above, he has also rented an other near to thi one above mentioned. From long experience in the above business, he hopes to ! give satisfaction to those who may favor hitu with their • I business. He will he assisted in the above business bv > ir I 1 M. I) C. JOHNSON, of Culloden,Geo. j Macon, August 11, 1846. > WARE-HOUS2 COM7I IS*IOA RtJSIIAESS. g l*- M, bscr l ocr having rented the Ware / Os I Houae occupied by Watt* 8c JB Moulton, situated on the corner of I hiixl H,, fi h*’alhush streets, would respectfully ; infbrr-j his friends and the public,that iHk W u.re-house firing remote IWiju ot her build ings v is more secure and safe from fire than any other Ware House in Macon. Hi* personal attention will be given,and i a ll oi dc.-s promptly attended to, either in selling or shipping ; Lotto*. Rent to his care. f| addition, lie has connected, a large sml commodious | WAGON’ YARD, where can be accemraodatcd one him tree! I Wagon* at a tunc. ISAAC M.CHARY. Aug 13, 1846. [’TeU-ffraph Cnpy.j >6|f 1 HERRIN CTOU & UVirt'/loWw nml Cos in sin stun •lierehautS, M A C ON, fi K O . ’ 1 undersigned having taken the y - | Ware-House recently occnpiul b\ / ♦ w. T. Wil oh, will be r-pur and to rcceiv* ■Mw| Cotton 111 store li\ the first of August next. They will lie pn paa* dto inak<- lib era! fdvancc-ion Cotton stored w ith them, or shipped to tlu ir friend* in huvaouak, Charleston, ‘ir New York. ALEXANDER 1! Kit RING I ON, ABU AM B. ADAMS. References : F. Ssarborotigh, Tho*. William*. Perry. John Neal, Ben*on BotH-rt*, Zehulsn. Dr. Jonsflian Adam*, Meriwether Csunty, Benton Byrd, Henj. Livington, Sunder County. Col. Ja*. S. Beall, Win. blade, Dooly County. July 2, 1846. 29 TO KENT. rfIHE Banking House of the Central Railroad and Bank- I ing Company, m Mulberry street, with Dwelling, Sta ble and out houses. Poisession given immediately. Apply to Oct 7 A. J. KAYMEK, Agent. | Easliionsililc IVlilliniTy. MBS. A- DAHOI II HAS just reel* i vml anew uml aplendiil aafiortment of Good* in the Millinery line, such as s Patterns Velvet, Satin and Plush Hats of the latest *tvlevs -i.• € , Straw. Leghorn. Pamela pearl & Dunstable Bonnets; A lull assortment of Kibhons; j ,< - ~ . Flowers, Feathers, and all kinds of Bonnet indict ials; Silk, Cashmere, and white and colored Mualili Robes; A fine assortment of Silk, Cashmero una B roc ha Shawls; New styles ofCaps and Head Dresses; Copes, Collars, Chemisettes, Hosiery ; Laces of all descriptions: Bombazines. Alpnrr.as, Moualin dc Laine, Silks, Me j riniM and (Cashmere, for dress goods, i mi. Oi i 15,1846. CONFECTIONARY AND GROCERY. J. 11. I>4 HOUR , B"S receiving hi* new supply of Goods in his line, a I tnong which he particularly calls tlie attention of I His-c us miners to A choice article of old Brandy, Madeira, Port and Cl we i Wines; Pickles. Spices, Preserves, t akes, Candies ; Also* fine assortment of Segnrs of various brands— warranted imported Havana Segars; He will keep a constant supply of Oranges, Apples, | Onions, Potatoes,Cheese, Butter, Ruisinu, Figs,Prunes, Almonds,aud other nuts, All other articles usually kept in that line. PICKLED OYSTERS by the keg. Macpn, Oct 15,1846 y3S ~ ZmT itn> MRS. F.~DESSAH HAS opened, and is constantly receivin'; ot her !Ylillinury siml lU'vss Making Es- ClDlisSlriiGiil. or Mulberry street, over John L. Jones Co’s Store, a full assortment of Laities Silk, IMuah, Velvet, and Tuscan Bonnets; Ribbons; Feathers, I lowers; Dress Caps, Head Dresses, and many other fancy articles. Also, Fringes; Gimps; Buttons; Steel Buckles, and Bracelets, and a full assortment of fashionable Trim tilings, for Ladies’ Dresses. Bonnets, Head Dresses, Dress Caps, Ladies* Dresses, Riding Habits, &c., made to order. Also, wafers cut aud fitted ns usual. Thankful for past favors, she solicits & continuance of the patronage of the Ladies. Macon, Oct. 28, 1846. 3m 37 .Hillintry and If rcss .flaking, Mrs. Powell A Mrs. liurdiiie, WILL carry on the above business, aryl execute all orders in the best nmnnei, and most fashionable Btvle when required. BLEACHING AND REPAIRING BONNETS, will also be done at short notice. .Their residence is on the corner of College street, near the Female College. Macon. Oct. 28, 1846. 1 y ‘l7 ~WATCxIISS, JEWELRY, <kC. J. A. X S. S. VIRGIN. At their old stand on Cotton Avenue, opposite M ashington / / all , Q ‘WMT’OULD inform their friends and y&ff on hand a good assortment of Gold and JEW* J C/jl Silver VVutcheß ofthe various makers, . an< l different kinds; also a good as ’ * * ]<r Rortment of Gold Chains Seals and Keys, and a variety of other articles, consisting in part ofthe following: Spoon* of pure Silver; Gold and Sil ver Pencil*; Gold Pens; Gold Foil and YVire for Den tists; fashionable Jewelry, Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Far Kings of latest patterns; superior Pen and Pocket Knives; Razors and Shops; Scissors; Bead Bags and Purses with steel ornaments; Head Ornament* do.; Steel Pens of Gillolt’s make; Pistols and Guns; Ther mometers; Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes; Two. zers ; an assortment of Toys for Children, with a varie ty of other articles, which will he sold very cheap for cash. S. S. V. would take this opportunity to soy, that lie has a good assortment of watch material* carefully se lected by himself: these, with the superior *et of tools he has to work with, as well as other advantages, lie thinks he is prepared to execute work as well as work gets to be done, it will bo his aim to give entire satisfac tion to nil. Dec 17,1845. 44 NOTICE. ISstrgains! Bargains! A place lor GREAT Baigaiin! THE undersigned having taken the store on thq cor ner of Cotton Avenge and Cherry street, forpierly called Ross’3 store, but recently having been clanged to that of tlitj SUO GRANDE HOUSE, begs leave to Inform the Ktizens of Macon, and planters, that he will constantly keep on hand an EXCELLENT STOCK of ‘ , Dry Goods, IZrorcries A Provisions, of all kinds, which he wilj sell nt the LOWEST POS SIBLE KATES, being perfectly contented with quick j SALE &. SMALL FRJFi rS. The public generally are respectfully requesfcrt, if they want GREAT BAR GAINS,to drop into th* RIO GRANDE HOUSE. Goods of nnv kind gxeu in exchange for all kinds of produce at cash prices. 11. N. PULSIFER, PROPRIETOR ofilie RIO GRANDE HOUSE. AT the UlO GRANDE HOUSE can be found at all times TEA, COFFT.E, SUGAR, SYRUP, MOLASSES, RICE, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, CORN MEAL, GRITS, FLOUR, MACKr.KEL, & I SHAD of the best qua lily in quantities, to suit pure has era, AT the LOWEST tiATrJS, and sent to any part ol i the city FfTEE o( CHARGE, j Macon, Sept IS, 1846. 31 PRINTS O N L Y. N E W FA f L fiTT YLES, At tbe extensive establishment of lei: &, it it i: iv s r i: i:, 44 CEDAR STREET, NEW-YOR K, Where are-cemeeirtrated nearly all the NEW STYLES of fiHIM KO CALICOES which have been produced in this country,or imported for the fall trade,and are offered for sak tor CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT at Prices Greatly Reduced, Within the lasi t a dais. 0 T Purcha*erarp guarantetd tht pi.cei and .llowancr* nia.le for a given period. C7’ Catalogues (renewed and corrected daily) regulating the price*—are placed in the Inuidi us buyers and sent with guo.i* ordered. • AUGUST, 1346. j 4 N *•: w okoci:itv AND PROVISION STOKE, Mulberry Street. W. rRESMAN IS now receiving a lafgd ni?:v>i>tmcnt cf FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, which he will sell as low for CASH, ab<bii Ln furnished by any oth er establishment in the ci:y. He will he constantly ru ceiviug from New Y'ork. supplies of the beat and fresh est that can be bad in the market. Ilis supplies consist in part of the following article* : I * Sugar, Coflee, Molasses, Syrup, Ten. Fish, Sperm I Oil, Suup, Tobacco,Spi’ eu, Nuts< Raisins, Crackers,of til kinds, Pickled by the Juror Gallon, Butter,Cheese, Apples, &i c. i Also, a fine assortment ofrttuarf* celebrated Steam Refined Candies, and Stuart’s Vinrlla Cream Candy. IVrsona wishing any ol fix* above articles, are re ! spec!fully invited to call and see him. j Macon, Oct. 28, 184f. 37 SOLD OUT. I rilllK undersigned having this day sold out hi* entire I stock of Goods, to G- A. Milnoii it W. C. Ca* ?EBS, solicits all former consignees and patrons for a continuation of their business to them. B. R. WARNER. Macon, Oct. 27, 1846. XTCZLNOR rCAPERS, Auction A CumiiiiMtion Mt-reliuaits, MACON, GA. OFFER their services to the public, in thp above li.ie of business, in the sale of Merclmndist?. lands, Negroes, Real Estate, 4c., and solicit patronage from the pntilic.et N. 11. ll,in* Meurerl lh „rvire of Mr. 11. R. Warmer, as cenrrnl Auoliouoer .nil f a le.mn, for tbe coining sen Mm —bin experience in llie liuinrsß, ns well hr nnperior Rnlpeinanßhip, will, we think, he tpiiie Ruffi cient to entitle in* to our full quoin ol liu.itienn. prompt nee. ttml re.aonnhle churge. will he n rule Rtrictlv udhered to. GEORGE A. MiI.NOR, W. C. CATERS. Mncon, Oct. 27, 1846, 4w WATCHER, JEWELRY, Ac. ike. oa S. It. I)AV .would inform hiffriend* a,H * *h'* p'itolic that lie Han bodflit the Gw' u Stock formerly brlongiiig to C. G. St. Al John, tlecnist‘l, toiiai*tiug of gola aiidsil* Sell* ver Watche*, Gold Fob ami Guard Chain*. GoW, Silver aut Steel Spectacle*, Gold *" n Bracelets, Clasps, Gold Simps, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Ladies’ Broaches, Gent's Pina, Knives, Heitors, Kaaora, Manor Strop*, Tooth and Hair Brushes, Pis tola, and many mure thing*, too numerous to mention He will have new stock constantly coininu, and w ill order goods at the request of those who may wi*li any thing in his line. KEFAixiinra. Watches and Clock* Cleaned and Repaired at the shortest notice, and done in the bent possible manner, and warranted to keen good tune, and done at the cheapc*t price. Hing*, Pina,Bracelet* repaired in the best possible manner. Engrav ing aim neatly executed. IVrson* wuulil do u ell to call and see what he will do, and there.i* no doubt but they will be pleaaej. Macon, Jan. 28, 184*. 50 CO-PARTNERSHIP. fJIWK Mibacriber having take* hi* brother, N-"tf>ni H. | Vhitr, into partntohip, the buninc** will hereafter be eontintml under the firm bfX.J. WHITE It CO Matvn, July |, iß4t. A. J. WHITE, i The oberibrr* have in store, and will be receiving during the summer and fall, A KCliei'tll HSSOITIIU'III of OOOdSi Adapted, to the zrauon, ton six/ing in part, of St. Croi&amJ Loaf Sugfr, Staple Dry Goods, Kio, Laguira ami Java Coffee, Saddlery, Shoes, Iron of all kind*, Liquor* of all kind*, Hollow-ware and Vails, Tea*—some very fine, German. Cast & Blistered Steel, St gars, Tobacco, Salt, Molasses, Paint*, Oils, Glass, &*. /lrts;v'iig, T trine and Hope. With their stock of Lagging, they offer some Kentucky 52 inches wide, uell adapted to square bale*, and which was highly approved'of the past season by planters. Comprising most articles in the Grocery Line, which they off.-vat the lowest market price*, and respectfully solicit a vail from their friends and ilie public. A. J. WHITE b CO. 07* After the first of October, they wi ll aemove to the briel( corner store tv o doors above their present location, formerly occupied by Chas man , Host 8c Cu. * Macon, July 1, 1846. y 23 Itaraaius: IN STAPLE DRY GOODS, AT BANCROFT'S, FNEXT DOOR to a. J. WHITE & COS. IVE English Calicoes at 12 1-2 cents. 7-8 Nashua Shirting (very heavy) 6 1-4 cts. •4 Shirting, 4 ct*. • White and Red Flannels 1H 3-4 cts. Kentucky Jeans 2,0 ct. Satinets and Plaid* 37 1-2 cts. Shawls 12 1-2 cts to SIOO. 10 case* heavy Negro Kerseys 12 1-2 to IS 3-4 cts. 5 bales Blanket* o 0 to 08 eis. 10 bale* Suet ting*. 10 bale* Ojnaburg*. 20 halt * Cotton Yarn 75 cts. per bunch, Macon, Oct 7, 1846, 34 j Cashmeres, Dc Caines and Sillts, .IT K.l.vcnoi T'S, NEXT DOOK TO A. J. WRITE Sc CO. . I rITIjS rcheatand airtment qf ffilks in the market ‘ 1 -Rl‘ L’t* toumi at Bnii’ roft’,, 50 ctl. -.0 |3 75. Car. bine re* 44 to 95 uu. Laiua de Laine* 37 i-2 cts. Mo’islin tie Laine* 35 cts. Hicli Scutch Plaids. • Karl'.to n and Scoth Ginghams, Merinos, Alpaccas and iTumbazincs. . j Ma on, Oct 7, 1846 34 For Wear. SILK Under Shirts and Drawers, Lamb’s Wool do. do. Marino do. do. Lamb's Wool and Cotton Socks, Linen and Cotton Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Scads, Stocks, Tire, Glove*. Sn*ren ders, &c. &c. g. W. HANCItOFT, Macon,Oct 7, 1846. 34 j Yew Ooods! Yew Goods! auliacriber has inrt received,and is now open- M. ing. his extensive Full and Winter stock ol Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS. Among which may he found Rich Fig. Silks, Black and plue Black Satin, Striped .do., Plain Black and Watered do., Ciottsoon Stripe Jo., Shuded ajqJ Figured Cashmeres and De Lames, in large quantities, and variety of patterns; Ore gon Plaids, n new htyje for Indien dresses; (iinghuins and Oa.lic.oea; Rich Silk and Cashmere Shawls; Black, Changeable and Figured Alpaccaa, Rom 20c. to $1,25; Tarltoq, Jaconet Muslins; Striped and pluul do.; Irish Linen; Linen Sheeting; Russia, Scotched Bird-Lye Diaper; Bordered, Hem’d and Revere Hdkts, Jaconet, Swiss, Thread and Lisle Edgingß; Neck 1 iea: Gloves; Mitts; Hosiery; Cambric and Furniture Dimity; White, Red, and Yellow Fhtnnej; Kentucky Jeans; Keraeya; Lmacya; Tickings; Bjowij and Bleached Shirting and Sheeting: Negro uud Bed Blankets; Carpeting and lings ; Rut?jod, l.ephorn anj Florence UoniKtix; Ilonnri uni! C|> Rililipn, French Flower* Mnr.nillc*, Corclei’, Mo- ’ nilln, an.l (irnss Clotli Skirts; ('orie.l nnrt Wcjsted l-ailnrna. Ac., &c. All of wtii--h tire imw otrered to nor- ! chaser* of Dry Goods a* low os.caiilatjmrdinsod inaUe i Stntr. ‘Lite pnldic generally aye invired to .-all and see for tliem.ielves.as the Goods must lie sold. „ U WOODRUFF, i Oct. 7, ICI6. :iy rustic iKrviTATSowr. JOSEPH .tn It hoc A HAVING utken the store fornierlv oecui.ied l )v G. I. Shepard, next door to Whiting Ok. MtxV Shoe store, rrxperttully invites the public to examine his fn/l Stock of ifTAPI.E AND I'ANGV DUV (ittUl)S, he one of ill* richest,and most desirable assortment* of I nxltionab/e JJnj (Itods ever oflered in this eitv, and “Inch shall he sold for CASH,, at unprecedented low prices. A lew ol the many articles lie has jum opened urc— * 1 Rich Dress Silks, lllaek Mantilla and Apron do. Rich Cashmere-, Ombre sniped do., Oreeon l‘leids Gala Plaid for Children, Plaid A Ipac’eas, ‘ Black Silk Warp Alpaccas, vrrv uite. Sujxr Bombazines, Beautiful Cashmere Shawls .Scotch Plaid, H 00l Ne.rt, and splendid Silk Shawls, Jaconet, Mull and ‘jwi* Muslins. Splendid Embr, ,d er cd Muslin Rohes, Freich woraed Capes, Collitra ami Sheourettcs, l . I hr*ti a , Lialo, Swi-s, and Caiuhrie EcVhies and le -ol j(r *, _ ° Uhantilla Veils, Green Borage, Kid Gloves, Twisted Mitts, Milk and Cotton Hosiery, ■ Gimps, Fringes, Silk Buttons, Zephyr Worsteds, Also, a beautiful lot of Straw, Tuscan, Leghorn, Atlc lai.le, Victoria and Chins Pearl Braid Bonnets, Ribbons, Flower*, Neck Ties, &c. ’l'ogathar with a good stock of Broadcloths, Casci- ! 1 ners, Satinets, Kcnvtckv Jeans, Kerseys, Plaid l.iuseva. Red and White Flannels, Printed Salisbury do.,Calicoes, blenched ami brown Sheetings and Shillings, with every article usually kept in the f)rv flood* line. > . Ashe in determined to give okk* r n tgcsiKs, it will he for the interest of buyers to exuniiue his stock belorc purchasing. Oct 14,1816 35 fIYIFK Bub>*crihrra continue to keep a gcneml assort I inepi of GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, at their ol<i eland, curtioi of Second and .Mul berry streets,opposite the Washington IGII : they have just received with other articles the following : LM hhds. St. Croix and P. It. Sugars, 129 bags Green Uio Coffee, 25 Jo. old Gev. Java do. 3000 yard a Negro Kerseys, , , M 1000 tin file Blankets 8 and 9 quarter, 1000 yards Cotton Osnaburff, 15 tons Hweedes Iron, 700 sacks Liverpool .Salt, 1500 pair Runsei Brofun*. with a general assortment in their line, all which is of* sered at the lowest Cask prices. They respectfully in-1 rite all wishing to .purchase, to examine their stock— I believing they cannot fail to he suited in price and oual- | itv. . ‘ CHAd. CAMPBELL & CO. Nov 4,1846. 38 ‘l’ EAC IB E K WAN T BIK fIIHR indenigned Trust of llie Knoxville Academy are | ilt**'. roiis of proc-ii ring the st-rvife* of a Teacher for (lie eaaiiing year. A gem leii an of experience in the hu^ims* of teaching, who can come m il reeoiutrended, would find it a protiUDle situation. The village i* health), and thesweiely i good. Aliy gentleman iiwking anplicatioii tor the situation of Teaeher in this Academy mill be expected to teach the Latin and Greek Languages, beside* the ordiuary bramhe* of an EugUth education ; and may addresi us by letter or otherwise. GEORGE R. HUN I LK, *1 O. I. (iHEKN, L. F. HIC KS, EZEKIEL HALL, 1^ JOHN L. WOODWABn, J f. Knoxville, Nov 1?, 3w3g FOR THE LADIES. TUST received a lot of BLACK SILK MANTILLAS, a new and beautiful article: al*o some very rich and handsome Silk and Woolen_SHAW L v which, with a large assortment ol dre* <-ods, will be *ld low Ott 2.4 37 Hy* G. W. PRICK. VOMfli: XXIV.—Ho. 40. FLOYD HOUSE, lUacon, (sfOik'iH* Mm HE Mibucribera have taken thnt well I known llotpl.the Floyd llou*k, and are usnociotod .under the linn of BROWN & LAM Fit. . It will be nee Hies* to made* promises, ns one. oft lm firm has been wnjl known as keeper us ihw WuHlniigion I lull, and the public me acquainted with liia, niHimer oJ doing husilica# Tho Table and liar sliull not In* surpassed by any one, and their Stable* ar I airy, with firm dirt floors, und not surpassed by any in I Georgia. Charges aic reasonable ns the times will permit. THOMAS A. BRWN, STERLING LAMER ITT” The subscriber solicits his old friends and pat | rous at the Washington Hull, to give him rail nt his j new stand. Hr. Lanier. N. B.—The office of the Tailaliussee and Columbus j hue of Singe kept at this House. Jn! v 9,1846. 21 ts F ITS! F JTSUi Dll* IVAN'S Vegetable Extract, an Infallible reine dv lor Epileptic Fits or Falling Sickness, Convul sions, dr c. Also Ivan’s Vegetable Anti-Bilious Pills, fc.ir removing all morbid nnd corrupt humors, and puri fy mg tlwe blood. For sale at March \\ 4 BRUNO & VIRGINS’. 50 DOZM YVislar’s balsam of WILD CHERRY. DOZ. BOTTLES of tin* genuine article just re f “ reived anil formal* by BRUNO A. \ 1 RUIN’S. N. B.—Country merchants wishing to purchase io sell again, can be supplied on reasonable terms, by ap plying nt our Music and Jewelry fllore on Cotton Ave nue, Mnron,G. BRUNO At, VIRGINS, or Sept H 30 J. A. At S. S. VIRGIN. BRUNO A VIRGINS. AGENTS for Sherwood’s unrivalled Rotary and Vi brating Magnetic Machine , also the Magnetic or j Compound Bitumen Plaster,and Magnetized Gold Pills. We also keepu full supply of the Homeopathic Med j icines, with the hooks on practice. | Macon and Columhua t Qct 29,1845 37 t STATE Or GEORGIA. DECATUR, 3d, District. ? Thursday , 20 Ih August, 1816. npHE Honorable the Supreme Upurf ol the State of I Georgia, met pursuant to tuHourfiiiieut, present, ! their Honors, Jpseph H. Lumpkin, Hiram Wurner und Etigenius A. Niebei, Judges. Monroe Hail 1-oad and Hanking Company , rt al. Plaintiffs in Error. VS. The Ilostctll Manufacturing Company , el at. Defendants. I he same Parties, V3. > The same Parties } By consent oflbe parties, in each of the above stated causes, by their respective Counsel, It is ordered, that the said two causes he tried togeth er, and that the Judgment, nnd Order, and Decree f this Court, shall apply to nnd he binding in each case, and ha so certified to the Court below. This cause came on to be heard on the transcript of the Record froth the Superior Court, of the county of Bibb, and was agreed hy Counsel, Whereupon,it is con sidered, and adjudged by thr CeOrf, that the Judgment of lJm Court below be reversed on the follow ing grounds: First. —Because it is the opinion o/ this Court, that the Bill holders bad n paramount lien only on the Fund raised by the sale of the Railroad from Macon to Griffin, ana sp much only ofthe Road from Griffin to the termi nus, in DeKalh, as was bniji by the Monroe Kail Rqsil and Bunking Company, prior to the 2d day of, August, 1842, and that the Contractors of the second par; under the agreement of the. 2d August, 1842, in the Record mentioned, had a prior and,superior Equity to the Bill holders to be paid out of said fund, in proportion to the relative value of the work done by them on said Road, ami ma(trials furnished bet ween Griffin and the termi nal ofthe Road, in the GOftnU of DeKalh, and that the Court below committed error In excluding said Con tractors Jrmn a participation in paid fund to the extent of the relative value of their claim for work.and labor done, and nmtcriuUai.d equipment* l‘m nislu?d said Road, between the city of Griffin uud the terminus of tin*. Road in Deßaib. us aforesaid. It is further the Judgment of this Court, thnt the ret afire taJuc of the work nnd labor done, nnd materials and equipments ‘urni-hed on said Road, hy said Con tractors, between the. places Ihsl aforesaid, he apportion ed by three Commissioners to be appointed by the Court below, with power to hear evidence in relation thereto, and make report thereon within such time ns lo the said Court shall deem expedient. * Second.—Because the Court Itelow committed error in deciding ‘‘That the Bank Bills should take each in * proportion to the value received bv the Bunk for it at the time of its emission by the Hank. 1 * It being the opin ion of this Court, that each Bank Bill should take in proportion to the quantum of consideration paid there for hy the hopler or claimant on die Fund, und that such holder or claimant should state the quantum of consid eration actually paid therefor, on oath, Tn writing, with tho right of other contesting claimants for said fund to traverse the same. Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia. h M LLEDGi'.viu.F,, 11 tli September, 1846. ?, Robert E. Merlin, Clerk of the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia, do certify the annexed Judgment (ifljie Supreme Court, in the cases therein stated, to to a trye extract from the Minutes of said Court. Given under ihv bund ami seal of office. nOBT. E. MARTIN, C! t ’k. [L. S.J P limit sicr.iiion court, t November Term, JR4U. J In obedience to tlie foregoiac .1 mlainent,decision,and order ol the Supreme Court ( lthe .Sidle of Georgia, ll in ordered by this Court, list John N. Williamson, F.*q.,ofthoounty of Newton, Win. I). Alexander, Kq., of iho connly of iVieriwelber.*nl Chnrlea Jjf. M. (junion, Kuq., ihe Chief bjigineer of the XVe.tern und Atlantic Railroad, lie und tf.ov are hereby in virtue of the Juilg mcnl ufuri'.uhl. aiquiiutcd t airnmiveionera to h p pur lion in roufurmitif to Ihe taiil Judgment, the relattrr value us Ilia wurk end lubor doue, und luateriula and equip tnenta furnithed on the Monroe Ituiliond helvvceu the cily f Criffio and the lerminua of said Roud, in Ike eoiinly ol'JleKu'h. It is for her ordered bv this .Court, Inn! it ihe clamm of the cpntraclqra for such y. ork and labor doue, and material:’ und ci uipmcnts furnished, have been transfer red, the present hol lars thereof shall state the quantum ol consideration uctttullv paid therefor on oa'h, in writ in", with the rieht of other contesting claimants for tho fund set spurt hy the Judement aforesaid, (or the pay ment ol debts or claimant this character, to traverse the Millie, which suiil oath 111 wrHintr shall be delivered to tie’ Coinini,sionersnforesiii.l. It is f irtlier ordered, that Ihe Commissioners aforesaid, do forthwith proceed to t!e citv of tiriflyt. “ml then and there to adopt such measures uschn'l enable them fully lo curry into effect the. Judgment aforesaid, and lo repqrl their proceediiic* to the proeiilin” Judge ol this Court, on or before the first Monjav ill Junnarv next. l‘lis further ordered by lies Court, in obedience to Ihe aforesaid J ndument of the Honorable the Supreme Court, llint the holders or claimant* on lit* fund eel apart for the payment of Bank Bills, shall, cm or befoie the first Monday irt K'hruarv next, Ale with the Clerk of I Ida Court, their oath in riliny, stnlinp therein the quantum of consideration imlnally paid by each of them to** tim Bunk Bills so held or claimed, and that Uoliert V. Har deman, R, hard K. Hines, and Henry O. Ross, Esqra make nut and report to the Jodgeofthts Court,a lull and complete statement of what shall be tlfe ascertained proitnrtionof each claimant, ’ j, | u ,|)ier ordered, that the Clerk of this Court forth with furnish to euch of th< said Commissioners, tirsl s foresaid, n true copy of the aloresaid Judgment of llm llonoiuhle. the said Supreme Court, and also of this 11 life further ordered, that this order be published once a week for eight weeks, in the Ca/.eties of Milledgevillo and Mmron. , , , ,W And further, that in the event of tile refusal of either t.f the (’ommissionars aforesaid, to aeeept, that they are requested forthwith to communicate the stone to the pre siding Judge of this Court, that the vacancy may he Idl ed hv an appointment at Chambers. A true<-op from the-Minutes ol Bibb SupeiiorCourt, November lid, ludti. HENRY G. ROSS, Cl’k. Nov. 4, 184*. BwSB HI A'igir is A. J. W HITE & CO.