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Newspaper Page TextTIN WARE. SCWOEiul'OKDa <k M *NLF lUTUKE and keen constantly on hand a general asiortmeut of TIN YVAHE which c. i.i .>e sold on liberal terms. » Job work done at short notico at the shop next door to E!i& Skotwell <& Co on third street. January 15. 1831. 3 - I II. j'lt & WALL, of A'ew York, MANUFACTURERS OF PIANO FORTES, IVE appointed Edit, Sbotwell^ & Con tbel Agents, who will rece.ve orders for, and furnis Piano's ut New York prices, (adding tbe expense o/trailijKirtatioo.) 1’. Hr H. through llu-ir agents will fumi.h Piano's as low as by personal application, and warrant the workmanship to be of (lie best, and JACKSON ACADEMY, ! Jackson, Balls County, Co. THIS Institution will be open for the reception of stu dents on Monday lltk but.— Tbe Trustees are happy to lo- nrm tbo public that they have -rocured as Rector Sir. O. ■ reliant, A.M.a graduate ol Glasgow University in Scot- ,and,^>lio brings the highest „ testimonials of character and capability.' Under the Instruction of thisgentleinan. Students will bo prepared to enter any College 1ft5W*SSSiS©ijsaBiH KAA LBS. live Geese Feathers 10 boxes northern Tallmv Candles 1 cash superior Lamp Oil 7 casks Uoshen Cheeso Received and for sale by Jan 15. 3 Hungtrfords 4’ Stoddard. B&USi BBOSWBU * CO, Have just received a splendid vertical Piano Forte Feb 5. 1831. JOHN B. WICK,, . H AS just rec.il vod at the store loimcrlyoccupied by James A. Blanton, Mulberry street, a gener al assortment of UUUDd suited to tbe season, among which are DRV GOODS -GROCERIES HATS, SHOES i.AKDWARE neada made CLOTHING, CUTLER V SADDLERY, CASTINGS, iron, German and cast Steel, Blacksmiths Tools. Ac. Ac. nov 27 tim 48 WAREHOUSE. SPRING GOODS. J UST received—an assortment of SPRING GOODS, of almost every description. March 5 1831. 10 A. SHOT WELL. heallbfuluess of this village, tbe moral and religious character of its citirens, and the eminent qualifies- " of the bead of the institution will < mure it o the Piano to perform well at leastone yearat their ,' „ nerou , natronage. • own risk-below is . list ol prices ^ generous^pMronege^ ^ square cornered5 1-2 octave Piano $105 do do G do $175 do or horizontal round corners 51-2 octave «I8U< 1 do 6 octave $2<H) do do do Metalie Plate $225 square and horizontal round cornered octave, Ito9e Wood no plate $225 do do metalic plate, blocks and drawers,0 octave Mahogany $275 do do do Rose Wood $300 Upright Mahogany silk Front, 51-2 octave $325 do do 0 octave S350 do RoseWood do G 1-2 $350 do do do do 6 octave $375 ELLIS, SHOTWELL A Co. Agents. Macon, Nov. 27th, 48 Brought to Jail, A T Knoxville, Cratvlord county, on the 27(h ult. a negro man, about twenty-fi.e years old. says his name is Bob, and that be belongs lo David Seers of Green county. The ownerisrequested to come and pay charges aad lake him away. * Aprilg 1831 14 W. B. FILES. Jailor. CHEESE. *| A CASKS Goshen Chat, received in good X" order, and for sale by HUNGERFORDS & STODDARD. MACON COFFEE HOUSE, NEAR I HE TOWN HALL At the sign of the Harp Sp Bugle, on STONE 4* COITS earner. J OHN S.JHTH proprietor of this os.ablishment takes the usual mode of informing his pations and the public, that ho has completed his arrange ments for their accommodation which comprizes sn entire suit of rooms, (including elegant separate apartments for select parties with fire places &c.) lie has erected a cook house on an improved plan, which will be always supplied with tho most sav oury eatables that can be procured here or else where. including hot Steaks, Chops, stewed, fiied and plain Oysters, iongucs. Venison, Cutlets, boiled Fowl. Eggs, soused Salmon, Shrimps, with good coffee &c. His Confectionary and Bar are well stocked with choico Wines, Holland Gin, Jam. and Santa Cruz Rum, French and old Peach Hrandy, genuine Cordials, Fruits, Cheese, Con serves, Ac. All of which he submits to the judg ment of his friends, to whom ho returns sincere thank, for their liberal patronage. YFUST received from New York, a largo assortment 02 of tho following articles to wit. cog. Brandy Ketchup Holland tJin Eng. \ French pickles Jamaica Rum tup. Spanish cigars at. Croix Sugar German Toys, raisina, chatnpaigite Brandy prunes, almond., Filberts beslmadeira Wino mad. nuts brazil do L P. Tonerilf do currants, table salt champaigns A muscatel West India preserves port and claret do pino apples, lemons, limes porter and Alu nectarine, quince, Ac. Cordials Jelteys, guava, currants, peppermint, temperance, quince and other jellies pcrlcct love, life of man, cranberrys, fresh lemons rose, cherry, aniseed, no* mustard, ground cinnamon yeaii,cinnamonandclove cloves,auspice, Mack and Stoughton's Bitters cayenne r**t‘t*° r East India (trackers snuff and cut Tobacco Firo works of different best chewing do hinds, Roman Candles Luff's Crackers preserved ginger Match lights, Tapers, Ac. dec 3 43 LEVI ECKLEY. fiOUSE & SIGN PAINTING. HUBBARD & SEARS R ESPECTFULLY inform the inhabitants of Ma con and its vicinity, that they have taken the store, in Mulberry street, opposite Chapman's cor ner; where they will be happy to receive orders in the various branches of House, Sign and Ornamental Painting, Gilding, Glazing and Paper Hanging.— They keep on hand Paints nf all klnas; Glass, Putty, Oil, Varnishes, \o. They liopo, by good attention to business, to re ceive a share of public patronage. Macon, Feb. 19, 1831. 8-3m HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY New York■ ZwH a NSURANCEon Cotton hence lo sea ports, per good boats or boxes, will be effected at a very low rate. CIIAULE8 DAY. Agent: dec. 18 51 rkzMH GARDEN SEEDS E U.IS. SHOTWELL & CO. have just receiv ed and lor sale, a fresh supply of Garden Seeds. Wnile Onion, Red Onion. Blood Beet. Early Turnip Beat, Orange carrot, Blood carrot, Guernsey Tunip, Long white Parsnip, Long cucumber, Dutch summer squash crookneck summer squash.long white Okra, crookneck winter squash, early June Peas, Double Peppergrass, Salsafy, Tomatoes, -solid celery, supimer savoy, curled Parsley, Asparagus round spinnage Engli'h So ml, Nastursion early sugar corn, early spring Hat Turnip, Gaidcn cresses, Jco head lettuce, Ice coss lettuce, cebbage head lettuce, Leek lettuce, salmon Raddisb, scarlet do scarlet Turnip Raddisb, Drum head cabbage, savoy cabbage, earlyyork cabbage, Flat Turnip, Rutabaga Turnip, Turnip, sage, 'squash Pepper, uov. 24 48 early golden Hotsnur do. white Marrowfat do. green dwarf marrowfat do strawberry dwarf do. early china Dwarf Beans, Lima pole do. cranberry nole do superior white pole Bean, new Zealand spinnage, green glazed cabbage, sugar loaf do cauliflower. Orange Turnip Bceti Endive, Early Charlton Peas. TERMS OF TUITION. l%loss. Latin, • > annum Elements of Euclid, ) 2 Class. English Grammar, S Geognphy, • }•*!* — Elocution, J 3 Class. Arithmetic, At riling, Reading. N. B No < StJdf” P wi» be admiUed ffir a less term than one quarter, to be charged Irom tho begmingot the quarter in which he enter. 1 JAMES H. STARK, Secretary. Jackson, Butts county, April 6,1331. 15-Ct $lJper annum. PROPOSALS FOB PUBLISHING BV SUBSCRIPTION A MAP OF THAT PORTION OF Georgia, now occupied by the Cntroktes. T HE subscribers would respectfully inform the public, that they intend, in addition to their NEW MAI* OF GEORGIA, lo publish as soon as the Sectioual Surveyors have made their returns, a large and complete Map of the Cherokee coun try, wherein will be delineated all that can be pointed out on a .Map. Tbe Map will be printed on strong silk paper, and "as richly ornamented” as any presented to the public, with as many "gold regions, as minute ly described;" and delivered to subscribers for One Dollar and tweuty-five Cents—without any part in advance. CARLTON WELLBORN, ORANGE GREEN, MiUedgtviUt, March 10, 1831. 13-41 Q3 5 * Subscriptions received at the Office of iheMacon Telegraph. BtfIffOER.FORDS STODDARD M AVL just received u fresh supply ot Northern calf skins, do. sole leather and lining skins brown, bleached, and yellow shoe thread, assorted qualities. 20 hhds 15 bis loaf Sugar 5 hhds Molasses 50 bis Baltimore Whiskey 20 do Portland Rum 20 do Apple Brandy. For sale by Feb 12 7 DAY A BUTTS. E. H. PATERSON & CO. DRAPERS AND TAILORS. I N the West end of McDonald's building, are now receivings new and Fashionable assortment of GOODS, warranted to be as cheap according to ihe quality as any other establishment can produce, con sisting of Black, Blue, Browq and the most fashiona ble coloured Cloths, some of which are of a very su perior quality, > assimerts, also, an elegant assortmeu- of Silk, Valentia and M&rsailes Vestings, Stocks, Cra vats, cravat Stifners, Handkerchiefs. Hosiery, Glove- Garments of every description made to measure is the Aral style of fashion and elegance, and completen according to order at the shortest notice. READY MADE CLOTHING. Fine Blue and Black Dress Coats and Frocks, fan cy Hntinelt Goatlees, Black Velvet Vests, White and Spotted Mcrsailes do. Buff do. Velentia, Plain Silk common do. Tollinett do. Cloth do. Blue, Black, Brown Drab Mixt and Sattinett Pantaloons, fine goats hair camblet and plaid Cloaks, ladies Cloak. Sus penders. Drawers, also, 1 case of line black Mats. ■ E. II. P. Sf co. most respectfully solicit acontin uance of the public favor, which they will endeavor to merit by the bestattention. Macon, oel. 29. 44 NEW BOOKS E BERLE’S practice of Medicine Grosson the Bones Teale’s Neuralgia Rafter's Formulary Martinets Therapeutics Dentists’ Manual Gaits Byron Southennan ) „ , . . The Mussclman ( Novels, Ac. &c. Jnstreceived by ELLIS, SHOTWELL & Co. Auction and Comu iseion BUSINESS. T HE subscribers have associated themselves under the firm of BOND & VAN WAGE- NEN, for the purpose of transacting the Auction and Commission Business; and respectfully soli- cit the patronage of their friends and the public. Their room is on Mulberry Street, next 1. B. Row- land’s. J. VAN WAGENEN- Feb. 5 C tf THOMAS P. BOND. CALF SKINS. « DOZEN northern tanned CALF SKINS 0 ditto white and yellow Lining SKINS Received and for sale by march 12. HUNGF.RFORDS tc STODDARD. United States Bank jfom For sale by O. COLLINS May 2 29,1830. a RUNAWAYS. R UNAWAY from the subscriber living near Darien McIntosh county Georgia, two Ne gro men named GEORGE Sc QUIB0S, George is about five feel five inches high smooth face of a yellowish black, large high forehead, limps a little aa though one leg was shorter than the othei in consequence of having had it injured by a fall, it is thought one of his upper front teeth out and is about thirty eight years of age, he formerly be H. PARSONS. 137 BROAD ST. AUGUSTA, ~ KEEPS constantly on hand a gener supply of CABINET FURNITURE, Sofas, Chairs, Looking Glasses Venetian Blinds Piano Fortes, Mattresses An extensive supply of Carpetingand Hearth Rugs, ogether with many other articles usually kept in a CABINET WARE HOUSE. Being cbnnected with an establishment in New York any orders will be forwarded and filled, free or commission and no advance required until the articles -ac delivered here, and approved by the purchaser. Augusta. May, 1830. 88 lOOO PS. COTTON BAGGING, On Consignment. rjIHE undersigned has made aa arrangement _ _ with an extensive manufacturing interest for a longed to Mr. George Atkinson of Darien and ac- regular and extensive supply of COTTON BAG- customed to going on the Boats from Darien to i GiNG, and has now on the way to thia place the u.n-A i„- " ,L * above mentioned quantity, which will be sold low, and on long time, for approved paper. March 28. I3-tf J. T. ROWLAND. Milledgnville and Macon, Quibus is a darker Mu* then George, and is about five feet five inch es stutters a little in common, but if suddenly a- laraed stutters very much and is about thirty seven yean of age, they had a pass to spend the Christ inas holy Hays, and no doubt (hey have goue up thesivevto Milledgerille or Macon an ' will go to work on the wharf and among the Boats Ten dollars reward will be paid for each of them if taken In this county and Twenty dollars for each of them if taken out of the county and all other reasona ble charges will be paid ob their delivery to me or ia nay jail, sad information given to me ao that I can get them. JOHN N. McINTOSH. Jsn. 9*. 4X31. - 4 Cheap Store. WXDZiXADX kit. BUKDSAXa&i ; MT AS taken a store in Mulberry street, a lew doors Jp| below Washington Hall and opposite Messrs rja7& Butts, where he is now receiving and opening a General Assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Mats Shoes, &c. which be will sell at wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices, and iuvites purchasers to call and examine tor ibetnselves. Arnoug the articles re ceived are the following: Extra fine saxony Blk sinchews, do sarsnel Blue, blk and col'd cloths do Horaces do do cassimeres Dark blue satinett Blue mixt do Steel mixt do Cadet do do Lavender do do Brown do do Negro cloths do Gros de Berlin do Gros de Naples colored Florences Black Italian crapes colored do do, cantoii do Nankin do, linen cambrics Genoa silk Velvet Blaskand colored cambric He3 Flannels, white do Osnaburgs, Fortersbeeting White saxony Gauze do Red paudiug, canvass Green do, yellow do Browu Buckram, blk do Canton do * White do, Blk siiesias Green bordering Baize colored do, Blk lasting do Floor cloth Mosquito Netting, scarfs Dufiie Blankets. Point do Turead lace, Uubinet do Rose do cotton do, Prllcriues 4.4 brown sheeting, 6-4 do Gauze Gcrniture Ribbons 7-g do, 3-4 do shirtings Gros de Naples do do 9-8 Negro do, 4-4 do do Belt do, cap do Bleach’d JIuslins Black and colord plain do Domestic Plaidsandstripessilk Umbrellas, Parasols 3- fAproncheck, 4-4 do cotton Umbrellas 4- 4 Furniture do, Bedliclu Blk and col’d tabby Velvet Bleach’d cotton Diapers Men's Gloves, ladies’ do Brown do, bleach'd Jeans cotton, silk & worsted Ho. Brown do, Fustians lambs wool do [siery Linseys, Birdseye Diaper AtdiaFlug Hdkfs Russia do; Table do Bandana do, splttlefield do Scotch do, linen sheetings White Jaconet do Russia do, Irish linens linen cambric do Long lawn, Brown linens White jaconet cravats Cambric Muslins do swiss do, Fsnoy col do corded do, check’d do Wellington do 1 * Black Italian do, col dodo Black canton do Madrass Hkfs, Turk red do Britannia do Nansookdo, Painted do Buttons of all descriptions Foundation do, Calicoes Bonnet wire, stocks Ginghams, Vestings collars. Bosoms Bishop lawns cravat stiffeners Merino cloths Pocketbooks, Wallets do Circassians cottou balls, spool cotton Indigo blue camblet do Floss, Wire cotton Tartan Plaids Patent Thread. Tapes Blk and col’d Bombazetts Bobbins, Ferrets do do Circassians Quality Binding Print ed do, Merino shawls suspenders, flat Weeds Valentia do, cashmere do shell combs, BrazilliaD do Prussian do, cassimere do Fine do, pocket do chintz do, leghorn Hats Dressing do Fancy silk Hakfs Clothes Brushes. Hair do Black lace Veils, white do Tooth do, shaving do Green Gauze do Fancy soaps, lavend water Black Italian lustring cologn water Men’s and Youths Clothing of all descriptions, made In the best manner Men’s and Youths Far Hals of all qualities Blk and drab wool do—Fur Caps, Hair do, leathr do Meng, Womens and childrens Shoes, Ac Ac. , Macon, Oct 2 40 v Plain A figd jaconet do do do book do do do swiss do do do mull do BOOK STOItJE. skus. saoxwauiii co. j AVEjust opened several packages oi New Book M.X including mtiny of tbe latest publications—a along them are Paul Clifford ) Fami y Library 8 vols. Pelham j Quarto Octavo and school The Disowned > Pelham Webster’s Dictionary Falkland 1 Novels. The Wept ol Wish-ton J Wish The Spy Sbakespear Diamond edition Gilt Methodist Hymns’! red Village do I bind- Zion Songster ting A Common Prayer J gilt. Bucks Theological Dic tionary Vicar of Wakefield Sunday evening lectures Scripture natural History Napoleon Paradise Lost 12 super fine - plates Fox's book of Martyrs gilt Young cadet Plates Tales of a grand-father 3 Goldsmith’s Natural His series tory, plates Scott’s poetical Worlu7 Lawyer vols. gilt Death-bed scenes Arabian Knight’s 1 vol. Pulpit Assistant complete new edition, 12 Roman literature plates super extra. Beilramis’s voyages Lon. Rasselas ' don edition Wreath American Uistory plates Unique 12 plates fancy Bays’ political Economy Beauties of the Wavcrly fine Novel* Thompson’s seasons extra Josephus gilt A white Plutarch's Lives 4 vol. fine Hannah Moore’s Works Paley’a Evidences new addition ^ AND Devereux The English at'home The Denounced Thfe Oioniani Cloudssley Clarence Knickerbocker Sketch book Brace Bridge Hall Souvenir A Token for 1831 Young's Night thoughts! Southermau Musselmau Pearl Gatts Byron Family Bibles call extra 2u jatnin M'l’mney, A. It. M'Guirr, \Yut. M'Uridc, Rollins ancient History ^ plates Jamis C. M-tJough, Andrew M'Uridc. Isaac fllath- «ith maps A plates Music of church new Life of Bolivar new A fiueU. States 12mo, gilt Kirke While's Works 1 Monlsgeresonlhuriseaud vol extra laTl of Republics Eulogies of Adams A Jef-Brown's Philosophy rerson Harmony ufihe Gospel Mayo’s Mythology plates American biographical Cabinet ot Arts sketches Ladies Lexicon Moore’s Bvrun 1st vol. Gentlemens* do NichotsunS opcmtive Me Popes poetical Works 1 ebanic vol new edition elegant Smith's Grammar New England Memorial do Arithmetic Gibbou's Rome 4 vols. el-Sequel lo popular lesson egant , . Lady of lUo Manor, B vol. Banyan's Works Family Hymns Smith's sermons Tales ol a Grand-Father Lord Byron’s Works fine 1st 2d Jr 3d series Campbell's A Owen’s Memoirs ot iVapoleou debate ou Christianity Pocket Bibles and Testa- Lucas’s Progression ments.diainoudedg. red A Drawing Book, a splendid gilt Work Richard's Physiology Memoirs of Mrs. Judson Memoirs ol Urqueliart Nugent's French Dictiou- Quotationslroin Poets »ry Campbell's Poems Ltogards England lOvois.New Music Lpeclator gilt extra Sife of Franklin gilt Hungarian Brothers Montague’s Letters Psley’s Theology Splendid Albums super letter (taper do do to O.Miige do do do Rose do da do sky blue Opaque Quills Walker's pocket Dictiona-Kussian do rygilt Rogers A-son's Pen Godmau's Natural History knives 3 vols. 45 plates Blank Books great variety Gillies Greece 1 vol com- plete Together with a greet variety of other Books, con sistingof Religious, Medical, Law, School, Miscella W Janie Washburn. Hendrick Wrandle, $u-1 T . AS . 1,> ° 0 ,L > i“*',m *8 in White, Mrs. Dimmis P. WH- ; 8 ' ELLIS, SHonVhM^j XirBtJ&AKOB. fjlHF. Macon Insurance Company have commenced Z business, and will insure cotton shipped on good boats or boxes. Also, the lives of Negroes em ployed in the treating business. Apply to Jan 29 5 W. MELRO SE, secretary. i\ call and e xamiue their Booka. Orderaior boolta no't.. . ^ ,IHBL HR ~ ing M Mullen, will be sold on the first Tuesday I on hand, will be sent to the North, and executed win.. I Miss Rebecca Woodson, Jurors Wooddard, January 19, l MSI. in August nest, la the townofJForxyth Monro* coun-1outdelay. | James Wilson 1 L IST of Letters remaining in the Post Office in Clinton, Geoigia -1st April, 1831. A Jesse Adkins, John Alston,- Dr. A. Anderson, Joseph E. Anderson, Richard A. Alien. II Burrell Barker. John Berry, Phelix Brooks, Johu Bayne, William Bell, Elijah Uriant, Mary J. Blanks, Abram Blitchington, Julin Brian!, William S. Bennett 2. Augustus W Browder. C Asa Cook, James Comer, sen. Gibson Clark, Green Cnudle, j. B Clark, Hanford Cffapman, John Childs 2, Mark Cobb. G. WffiCook, Dr. E. H Cook, James Comer, Philip Catchiogs, Solomon 1). Chapman, Peter Olower, Hugh Comer, William Gumming, Mathew Clemens, Giles Chapman, Win. Chambliss, John Cannon, Christopher Collins, Win. Cox. D E. II. Dryer, John Dnniass, John Daniel, Abner Darden. A. Durham, lllury Dartre. E Syon Edge. F Frazier, John Fletcher A co. John Fletcher, Elizabeth Ford—M. Ferrell. m (j Edward Gresham, B. H. Gates, George Gray, Curtis Gray 11 John Harvey, Robert Henly, William O. Hurt, Snrah Hurt, William HudsonmR. A llall 2, Z. Hester. J Jacob Jordan, July Jones, Thomas W. Jordan, John Jefferson, John Jones 2, Joseph Jolly, Wilkins Jackson. K Peter Kolb. * L James Lee 2, James Lamar 5, Z. Lamar, Sarah Lockett. m M T. A J. W. M'Gehee, Arthur Mcpherson, El en E. Moughon, Mary Ann Martin, Ezekiel M'Malli, John Manon, George W. Moore, Daniel M'Danicl. N Thomas Nelson. O James J. II. Owens. P Lieut J. Pope. Martha M. Perryman, Batlv Peterson, Jicob Pruett, William Porter, Snsannali Pogue, Mark Paterson, Richard Pieketl, Charles Pearson. Warren B. Parker, Susan Pope. R Nathan Renfro, William Richardson, John Rushin, James C. Robison. Mary Ramsey. S Pascal ciatterwhite, Jesse Short, John Summers, William Sims, William Simmons. _ T Swenson Taylor, William Trotter, John Tamplin, Mathew Terrett. V William Van Zelt W Alfred M. Whitsit, John Ward, Green Wei- tins, John Walker. Thomas Walton. William Wal den, A. D. Ward, Joseph C. While. 15 E. ORMSBY. Assistant P. HE L IST of Letters Remaining in the Post Office at Macon, 1st of April, 1831. A Abraham Alexander 3. Lucius, Arnica 3, Adera Ery, Joseph Atkins, Ben. Alien, Moses Anderson, Bennett Allen- B Thomas Brignion, Gilbert Bonner, Briatit Bateman, Mrs. Binkey Blanchird. J. F Heecliee, Benjamin L. Barker, John Bowman, Uilliau Brunton, John Heman, Henry Brockman, Irwin Bullock, Jblin Bateman, Richard M. Bcvers, John Bailey, Martin Brown, John lialto 2, Francis Barrow, John Bridgers, William Bon, John Brgg* 9, Thomas A. Brown, to tlie‘ Bishop of the Conference, Charles Brooks Messrs. L. Baldwin & co. James Brown. Isaac Brooks. C John Cleaveland, Jocob C. Carter, John Courson, Peter Johnson Carnes, John Chandler, Robert Cook, Mrs. .Mary B. Coleman, Rar.illo Chandler, Clayton A Smith, -Elisha Calhoun, E. VVm. Callingham, Tax Collector, James Campbell, Robert Curry, J. 11. Cunningham Clem Clemmons, Col. H. H Cook 2. Abner Cox, James N. B. > lark, .Messrs. Chapman A Bon, J. S. Calhoon, C. Cranford, Primus Camp, Miss Lucretia Cunningham, Geo. \V. Carter, Wm. Crosby. D John Drinkard, Joseph Dickson, David Dickinson, Cooper Dick, Wm. J. Dauclly, Aaron Davis. E David Ennis, George R. Edwards, Thom Everritt, Rev. Charles Euflurd, Eli Edmonds hi, Messrs. M. P. Earle & co. Ausalein J. Evans. F her Hachatiah Fiedenburgh, John Feb,iker. William Farrington. Col. James S. Frierson, Renne Fitspatrick, Robert Freeman. G Simeon Gray, Rev. Mr. Gray, John R. Garland, Lewis J. Gtoce, Rev. Thomas Gardner. John Griffin, Lewis Griffin, Briant Getnigau, Mrs. Florindia Glover, Capt. Joseph Griffin. Miss Louisa Gachel, Legrand Gueiry, Air. Garreil, W. J. Gibson 2, Lewis Gregory 2, William B Gamble, L. W. Groce 2. H James Horton, Lawrence Holt, Messrs. John J. Heard & co. Frank llarinoo, Alurim Hau lier, Charles Harrison. Vaugliu llilbnrn, B. flowed, James Holdinesv, Eaton Holunton, Acid- bald Holman, Pinkney 11 ill. David Holmes, Messrs. Ham & Button, .Mrs. Darkey Hogans, J. lli-nry, Abner Hantmond, John C.' Hamilton, Caswell Hearn. J Young Johnson 2, Joseph Jones. Dcmsey J. Justice, Mrs. Prudence II. Johnson, Jonathan Jewitt, Luke Johnson, David Al. Jenin, Young Jessop, James Jcssop, Viclor M. Johnson. K James Knight. John Keith, Henry Kcncr, Zcbulon Ktizcy, Nehcmiuh King, Angus Al. D. King, Ephraim Kedrick. L Bryan T. Lane 2, Sarah Loguo 2, F. D. Lowry, T. R. Lamb, L. Q. C. Lamar, James R. Locklear, John Lcgan. Col. B. B. Lamar II, Thomas Lowe, Rev. Jonathan Ladvitt, Thomas Lamar, John J. Ltmear. Al Rev. J. L. .Moultrie, Nathan Mishear, Ben ■Commission Business T HE UNDERSIGNED has in addition birmi-r Warehouse on Cherry street complete order on the east side of the Kiv.r those of Ilia friends and customers from that Ii? ' have the same attention paid to their goods ai l “ fore,and be saved the trouble of crossing the U 8. GKU'ppf Moron, October 10th 1829. THE subscriber has i„„ turned from Nev York * ’ now opening 1^*1 merit ot goods in his || 0 , WATCHES. Lockets, Ladies Gold patent lever Medal ions, & c Ac Watches, SILVER WASt ! Gent, do do do (extra Table & Tea Spoon, - , Je ' V (1 . J Sait & Mustard d ?' 1 “ silver do do do Cream Desert da Lcoine A Kngh do Soup & Butter l,,u I : M ^VELlIrY. Butter Knives',8ug»Jr (Manufactured of Georgia PLATED GOiMJ <!old ) Fruit Baskets.’Casn.T/i Ladies neck Chains (ele- Candlestick-.SnikLj gunt patterns) - Trays, *' Watch do Table & Tea Snnr„ , Filigree & Jell Ear-rings & Sugar Tong“ ffSS Breast-pins, dies, 6 I Pearl & Jolt Finger-rings, BRITANNIA' WAM Curb & Long-luik watch Coffee & Tea Pot, Chains, Sugar & Cream Dii., Scnls, Keys, watch books,Table dt Tea 8noomt Snaps, Soup Ladles &c A,’ I Studs. .Miniature settings, * Fancy and Military Goods. Tea 1 rays, Bread Baskets, Steel 8mifr,r. Trays, silver mounted Spectacles, steel Hn rl pointed Pencils, silver Whistles, Dirks tol I superior article) coral Beads. Wax do Pen t Spanish do, Raisors, Thimbles, Bracelets \ buckles, Percussion Caps, Toy Watches’ gammon Boards, Guns, swords. Enaubul i_ spurs, Gilt and steel Watch Chains SesiJ Iveys. Ribbon Chains, together with ageneril , J nlcnt of watch makers Tools, Alaterials, (llasseT &c. all of which will be sold at the lowest cash J N. B. Clocks of every description ca-tiX paired and warranted. RUFUS R smiti Macon, Octol.er J6, 1839. Just Received. fl 8 ilk Boxes Raisins If ■ V 13 Barrels soft shelled Almondi 12 Barrels Lull’s Crackers 15 Boxes tresli Lemons 22 Drum’s Figs 20011 lbs Goshen Cheese 12 doz. jais English Pickles assorted . 140 Boxes GuavuJelly 15,000 best Cigars. For sale by 27 5 LEVI ECKL ~r—r—nr UUAB BEAVER HATS. J UST received a few cases tientlemesVj ' quality Drub Beaver Hats, and for sale It [ march 12. 11 IV II. BURD8.4 Ready Made Clothing. I *, NUB suhsciiher bus just received an cxtensisil d soi Intent of ready made clothing, sad roil tiers for sale r 120 blue dress Coats, 75 d frock do S5 frees 25 steel mixt do 100 blue ntid steel miitatfitcUb do. SOOsultinct and fustian round Joclati toil and drab I’nntulooiis, 3'.'5 pair saitinet do 275 do J do 500 pair coase negro do, 75 dark valrncia Vrs light do do black silk do 250 sremisdown do. 30 C plaid and cmnblet Cloaks, a to an assortnu Youths' clolliing, fine linen alui muslin Sheets,i< muslin,cotton Flannel, anil flannel drawers, 51 &c. a. 8HOTWH Tlie above work having been done underlh spcction of first rale workmen, will be wit the subscriber tb he good dt:| Crockery and Gr<gce ✓ l-lIlF. subscribers have taken the Store, fm. kept liy Childers 8f Wiley, directly in fra. Cotton Avenue, where they are opening tliqil splendid assnrtmem of China, Lustre, Itfi and Glass-ware, embracing n variety of wire al 111 lest style, China Sets coinplcti', tin in pari il light and dark Bluc.'nnd j.ink earthen do U VVare, gins* l.mnjis, Tumblers, Decnnlen, Ca "hies. Suits, 1-intern 1. with 8greatvnrieljol« en and glass Ware. Crates assorted ripresslj Hi" country trade, nil of which will lo sold l«4 chants, dealers, families ond others low antlosf ALSO Receiving l,y several Boots, a stock of GR0CF.I mid n large qumitity of Hollow ll’are, part ofri nre on consignment. Purchasers are invited tsj as they will sell them very low for cash nr «|| paper at skxly days. ELLIS, SHOTWELL I P 8. Goods consigned lo E. 8. fr Co. 1 received mid sold ut the usual rates. Feb. 5, 1831. ews. L. B. Marsh, Col. John B. Al'Cartcr, Samuel Alilborn, Hiram Alann, T. H Aloreland. David B* j .Mitchell, G. W. Alore, Green M'Donald, Duncan AI'Laughlin, VVm. C. Alorgan 4, John Mitchell | Josejih Mubley^ Hen^ Mtihom, ltev Lewis Aly- j EMONS. Almonds, Raisins, Figs, it- H. GRAVES At SON (Al Chapman’s Comer) H AVE just received, and offer for sale, at n prices CO bis Whiskey. 40 bit Portland Rom 40 bis American Gin, 10 hogsheads Slip: I 10 quarter ensks superior Wine, 5 casts Kio 1 CO bis Irish Potatoes, 10 hhds Molasses 15 casks Cheese. 30 bags Coffee. 10tonsb Alum Salt. Mnrkerel. Salmon, Cod Fisk 20 boxes Georgia Candles, Logwood («R“ _ Copperas. Alum, Indigo', Brimstone, Ch»A I Pepper, Allspice, Tea. Catlings. Arc. ALSO, mn SALK. ON COMMISSION, 100 cast iron Ploughs different sixes, sad 20 boxes superior cast-steel ground Atct march 19 J2 FRESH FRUITS. era, johu Alerchant, M'Cundon or Pelluny Mac- condon, D. C. Massingale, Judith Malden, E. H. 1 13 ,Moore, Al. Al'Coy, Jainea Miller, John Maloy, - N James Nelhcrlaild, William Norris, Jona than Neil. O John Oliver. P Harmon Perryman, David Prickit, Benjamin received and for sale by ELLIS, SHOT WELL THOMAS TAYLOR M AS removed from his old stand lo the n«*J| in Cotton Avenue a few doors M«l - ..Ml... Wnvbi igtoir Hall, and nearly opposite J. s- Page, John Pott, E. II. Peck, J,d»-z Pierson, land's cotton scales, where he Hirers at Julin G. Pollhill, B. Pye, Wm. Perdue, J. Pal- and Retail on very reasonayl'. terms, a vro' e mer, Wright Permenter, George Petty, J. Pen-' "* der, William G. Parker, johu F. Pausin, Kiogston Pairick. R Eliza Rots 5. 8. R. Ripley. Blake R. Rut- . _.. land, James Al. Rust, Luke Ross, John Rushin, Georgo A. Rodgers, Williamson P. Rhctv 2, Geo. haDDI fry* 8. Rollins, B. Reiv 2, A. Randolph, M. Rob- ’ inion, lle..rlley Robinson, Abner Railey. 8 John O. Sewall, Wm. P. Slnlf, F. Sims, John nykes, E. Couth, Jesse Smith Airs. Nancy .'•(ephens. C. S. -”>milh, 'I'honias riullivan, Joseph Snang, Ambrose Sanders, Hamblin Sanders; ' v T Lewis Thomas, Al. Tarver, Timothy or I &c. Also. L£i*rbanttaMeT'£oilvar7L(it | > c<,< Nuthan Tucker, Bushrod Taylor, Hpnjninin Terry, and open straw Bonnets. Gents, taper ccja Jacob Taylor, John W . Taylor, A. G. Thompson,! 'f er Hats, fiuli-it fsaluoiis.) Purchasers »r' Janies Tliompsoin, Drury Thompson, Allen Tur- - ^ ,d i- v 1° C "U and examine for Iheraw 11 j it * • m > * * .Mel cm, /).! ‘Ill IQ’lsk assortment of, SEASONABLE DRY GOOD*' HARDWARE, . BALE ROPE, twine, HAW8ER8, BAGGING, FEATHERS, BOOTS and SHOES. BLACKSMITHS TOOLS, CA8TIV® Iron (icrmnn nod cast Steel, cotton ChitIn, Carolina lims, i’ltiugli Mould4,^0'««T t bains, dtecly ards, spaoisb Cigars. Paper,hs 1 "l routine, Daniel Tucker. V Moses Vinson. Ahum, Oct 30. is:io ami Walton, Martin liami, John Wilrox. George Whiting, Howell Warsden, G*-o. W'eiton, Hirani Warner, John W illis. Wm. W imbush, Wm. Mr neous sad Blank Books. The public ..re’invited to ,V "“J* .r.*7' He|ny Wil- call and c lamine their Booka. Opderxior book* nol' ,nH ** on ? ^ an 1 VViluer, VVm. Wil ly, the Plantation of Mid d«c< * c heir* and erei" April 4tb J«3I. . L . , . r -a for benefit of the heir* and creditor* of raid dacrarad tt?“ We are nnthorizeil ,4 j nooroo HARMON II HOWARD,» ,r ato for thf nli< rilfiilty oi Bibb count)* 7 N. M'MULLEW, &qt. j MftC<U)/007. P.8. Bock Slare. on Third ilraet in the rear, adjoin „ ^ Archabald Young, Henry T. Young, Rev. fi^S|ra Wa are authoriZCtL ^ E. 8. & (jo. Wm. Youog. ’ j BULLOCK... | •* M. &. WALLIS, PotUsmter. j sheriff ol Bibb county, Much 12