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-j^rTpjrloitn order of the honorable Uib In ? S rrnurt of Talbot county, white sitting lor ""rnniea will he sold, on the first Tuesday KtaYnis', at the court house at Talbotton, woman, nameJI SulIy, “ r'Ti’Irldren—It belug a part of the Negroes tfittUm O. Gasaway hv his uncle William rrewed—for the benefit of the heirs, nnd r JA?.&S GASAWAV, . rn 1 ■ • i guardian py jIvron Bartlett* ^ Telegraph Is published every Sa- porfllof* - * • MACON, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1832 1 on Mulberry Street, west side. *r2Z£ DoaSS a year, if paid in *!TrhO» notfcAM, if npt p.id before the L ,r Subscribers lixung it a distance jj. ( , laall cases to pay in advance. ^7jjX3TRATOR3’ SAXiBS. ot the _ court house- in Knoxville, ***,£$county, on Tuc |nv. the 17th of ^Tn nursuaneeofan order front the lion- tfnKr court of said county. faffro Fellow named Frrnco [6ev; of Jesse Milts, late of said coun- ** aiLldfortlie benefit of the heirs and ued _jold BRYAN BATEMAN, adm'or, IlTbS SOLI), at the late residence of Ab- Barney.-deceased, in Monroe county, lj|h day of January next, for the benefit of „ ,ad creditors Of said deceased, the follow- r%lV, Homelinld nnd Kitchen Ear- ! all the Perishable Property. Sale to pon- “o day to day until all is sold. Terms made l°" 1 3tf‘ ,,y * WILLIAM RAMEY, nrlm or. ILl.he sold on the first Tuesday In FEBRUA- jy n(l t, before the court house in ‘■'orsyfli, scounty, between the usual hours of sale. no likely Negro Fellows, ,,tbr benefit of the minors of It'llt,nm J’/en, me county, deceased, by order of the court, nfsale. made known on the day. ot uie, u. geoRUE BEN v F.TT. 15 21 Guardian for tail! miner* ILL be sold on Saturday, the 14th day of JAN UARY next, at the late residence of Jared deceased ii* Monroe county, l tho Perishable Property, decessrd. Consisting of Hors*-, Cottle, and Plantation Tools; Fod ler, Household nnd liirnitnrr, >V“- Ac. for the benefit of theheift ■diton. Terms on the day. MARGARET T.-PLEY, adm'rr. 35 JAM..S MAY, adiq’ur: sold on the first Saturday in JANU- ne *t> In Macon, Bibb county, be tween the hours of ten and three, Two STesroesi to wit, A man named ALLEN, an excellent blacksmith, about 25 or 30 years of age, the other women, a cook, washer, fire. about 45 years ofage, sold for tho use of the heirs ol Levi Ellis, disceased, by JAMES P. ELLIS and r» „ MARTIN T. F.LLI8, De «. » ■ it- * ' Ageuts. Ij OUR MONTHS afterdate, application trill be U. made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Houston eounty, while sitting for ordinary pumoscs, for leave to sell Lot of Lend No. 15 in. tho fifth dis- trlctol Houston county, and nine Negroes of the un- divided part left in the last will and testament of Hamel Clark senior, late of said county, deceased -for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. September 5, 1831. JOSHUA PATTISHALL, Ex’or. her „ SARAH t CLARK, Ex’rx. 38 mark TrAOUR months after date, application will be <4 mado ,0 ,l,e honorable tho inferior court ol j'lke county, when sitting tor ordinary purposes, for nn order to sell the Real and Personal property of Joijir Ptr*A.t, deceased—for the benefit of the heirs nnd creditors. ARTHUR T. CAMP, aim'or * ept 17,1831. 38 F OUR months after date, application will be made to the Inferior court of Mopr'oe countv. while sitting as a court of ordinary, for leave to sell the real estate of James Libi, deceased, for the bene fit of tho heirs and creditors of said deceased. Hec 12 48 PARMER A. HIGGINS, ■ . ‘ fcdm’or. F OUR months after date-application will bo made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Mon roe county.-when sitting for ordinary purposes, for ’leave to sell Lot No. eighty, in the first district of o- rigiimlly Houston now Crawford county, belonging to the estate ot Alexander King late pi .Monroe coun ty, deconsod, for tho benefit of the heirs and credw tors.. GEORGE L. DOUGLAS, iiov 11 20 adm'or F OUR MONTHS afterdate, application will tie made to the lion. .the Inferior Court of IIous- for Ulan- lui codnty, while silting for ordinary purposes, leave to fell the REAL ESTATE of Henry It. I (hard, deceased, subject to the widow’s dower, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. . ALLEN B. CHASTAIN, Nov 34 29 , adm'or. [LL be sold, on Thursday, tho 12th day of JANUARY ne.rt. at the late rosidenco of ftekiiwn. decb-ised, in tlm county of Talbot, ths personal Property, . I,- to the Estate ot the said John P. Blacuipon, ^consisting of hono'>Iiiilil arid kitchen Furni- IxnUtion To*». and a i ejtcclieiit set of black- Ms, Corn, Fodder. Horses, Nltenp. Hogs, i„iir hundred Lead of stock Cattle, together lutohcrolollierenicles I -1 tedious to mcnti'.r. stlliexini? time nnd place, will lie rented all olW, belonging 1-* siiid deceased that arc im- plaee. will lie hired. (iltOKJ belonging *to said Estate, consisting Women nnd Plough Bovs. MMttAN'N BLACKMON', udm'rx on nq ., , .1. 3t. SOUi, on the 15*111 nay of .1 \NUA- Itf i'i-ti, nt ilie'.lnte residence of J’rniim,/. n- .•9is.il, iii the fourteenth district o: Monroe S tic Personal ^rogeriy V ■ •!-,) t-elfineiiig-’u li'"est'iSe o't -<■ ui Jen- -; Horses, t’nitle,-tjtpusrlmld end . .: . Ac. ■ . , Also,;' L ilii ,11.Vi’.' A- .it 'iremine time mnlpUee, ■liUtlin'I.on - i.’• • i."ri■.-s "»I 11v*-■ i— Negroes on •*; id t.,rrd .for the year S*le,&c toe li.ni. • iv today tiiieiini- F OUR months after date, application will he made ' to the hbnorablc the Inferior Court of Fayette county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell A part of the Iffegroes belonging to tho orphans of Stirling Jtldrr. deceased, for the benefit of said orphans. rS > Nov 8 29 EDWARD P. NIXON, guardian. TTTOUR MONTHS after date, application will be ninde.to the honorable the Inferior Court of Alohroe couvty, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell Lot of Land No. 17 in tile.second dHrictof Carroll county, belonging totlio Orphan of Ov-KRtoav Phelps. ' BENNET S. RIDDLE, hlir IS 2fi ~' - , - ’ - . guardian. P OUR ?,IONTIIS nftcr dato, application will ho made to the honorable the Inferi or Court of Butts county, when sitting for ordin ary purposes, for leave to sell Lot No. 14 in the first district of origiually Henry, new Butts coun ty, for the benefit of tho hens and creditors of John M’Majieiv, dcchaiicd. JOHN R. M'MAIIKN, adm’or. jnct 15 43 ■ . rvIONTHL,Y NOTICES. I'urtlif In”. Mi*. ./• • WIL'.IV-1 BA*;::E 39 euv -V . UK SOLD, e.m;, iiiY iiojttjai’the l:iv •jMuuty, «leSensed. >t(f creditors,' . Y. 'tdm'r. imiv/o ann'fo. . tbd 17th of JAN- -sid.ence of James Ifi.l-y of Ctiimn, Sluth, ht'loRnilig hcVstabiishrd in lieu of thdlost original, ibi- ,i r said.deceased. Also, A true eojififrom llie minutes. E. M. AMOS'. r'-nniatlon ar.3 l^ogrooa e-i-i I'.intn will Im rented and hired for fir. Term* on ihr iUv. I •• JOHN A THARP. F.x'r. Li, i!!', S(-Ll), no tlm-firstTnesilnv In FEB- RCAllV nM't.Ht iii” ei.Mirt ie.use n Bihhcoun- fnll,iwing LANDS, belngeing tii the estate of Lundy, deceased: 1 Niis. 343 nnd 318, In tltn ISiit t)isb jiiidly Monroe now Uibft county, containing '•boat two hundred nnd forty acres, more ur ’»{oa the Ocmnlgeo river. '• part of Lot No. 338 in'tlm saimt dis- aldnint about one hmulred and nighty sir a- wjlbe j-lnce whereon tho said TuomSs Lun- V resided. riUbenhl in Clinton, Jones County, on the It-, racllnns Noi ldTi, 191 and 192, and two ■indiln tins Ocmulgcn river, all Iving in the Wnct of originally Baldwin now Jfiincscoun fa? In said estate. ■a isle—twelve months credit, with good •bovt Lands sold by order of the honorable *T u*| rt C01,,,t J’ ' V ' ,C11 sitting fur Or- JW. THOMAS LOWE. Admr. I i‘"Id. Oil the firstTuesdnylh APRIL e «, before tho court house in Stewart No. 97, in tho 24llt district of said coun ty Lee. ■ °n the wmo j a y t ' befuro tho court” axulalph county, * i • £f ll |M»lof Lm No. 39, in the 9th dis- ■eounty, formerly Lee. lJ? 'ho first Tuesduy in MARCH ,. we court house in Talbot count v, of Let No. 262, iii (ho 22d .. "Kiiunty,formerly Museogee. h f "narty of lltnrij Smith, late of Bibb • ‘Wd, for the benefit of I lie. heirs. Term's JOHN SMITH, adm'or ^ U>o*first Tuesday In I-EBRUA- - "ext, at Jackson, Butts county, Girl named Lizzy. « inHu ' 0118 Snrrcl Horae, one Bed anil l«2i?J^h divers other articles belong. f in nA R ,c hard Knight, deceased: sold by i er “ 0ln tfce honorable Inferior court PWyatri of ,l,e hci " s,ul ■~^_CALVAR? F. KNIGHT, hdm'or. "V^l'h 8 first Tuesday in FEBRIT- before .the court house in Macun Lro Boys, Mosos nnd Benjamin, a- lJ5J °f age—sold as the property of f lb, k.- ~ d coiinty, deceased, for the t* 6eir ‘* Terms on the day. SMITH, odm'tr. Georgias Crawford Comity. * Superior 6’ourf, August Term, 1830. - UiVicUAH B. Files, vs. Ludwell AI. Webb, Joh»/ llaTcnEuand BaRti.ETtAVicKs. RULE. NISI- W 'HEIIF.AS the sheriff has returned that Bar- Irll iFirks, one of the defendants to the a- > - Haiti Ni*{ •> u° l •') he found in Crawford coun ts ■ lt.,s iiple-Nl by the Coifrt, That service of said Ruin • e perfected on said Bartlett IFirks by the pub lication of this order in one of the Public Gazettes of this .state once n month for three months; and that said Bartlett Il’ichs shew caiiso if any lie lies why the copy hole now of file in the clerk’s office should not 2(1 Crawford County* Georgia. Superior Court, August 7'erm, 1831s I’enchy R. Gilmer ) RULE NISI »s. > to Gresham Sims..) foreclose Mortgage. "ITT appearing to the court that Peachy R. Gil- J& mcr hold* in his owtl right a mortgage deed, executed by oite Gresham Sims, on the fourteenth day of June, ono tliousand eight hundred and twenty eight, for Jot' of Land number seventy- three in tin* sixth district of formerly Houston county now Crawford, which said mortgage deed was given to secure the payment of a certain pro missory note made by him, tho. said Grcsnam Sims, to him, tho said Feftchy R. Gilme>, for the sum of sixty-six dollars; which said note hears even dato with said mortgage and becamo duo nu tho first day of October after the date thereof; which said mortgage deed the said Peachy R. Gilmer is desirous to have foreclosed. It is therefore ordered. That the said Gresham Sims do pay into the Clork’s office of said court the principal ahd interest due on tho said note specified in said mortgage deed withiu six months from this dote, or that upon Ijjs failing to do so, his right (t( equity nnd redemption to the said described lot of laud ah -H be forever barred and foreclosed. * ' Aud it is further ordered, That a copy of this rule he served upon the said Greshain Sims three mouths 'previous to tho tirno th6 said money is directed to he paid or published, in one of the public ga.ettcs of this State once a month for four months previous thereto. . A true extract from tho minutes. This ldth day of OctCver, J83I. '43 4tm E. ^t. AMOS, Clerk. Shoemakers’ Tools. A N - assortment of Shoemakers’ TOOLS nml FINDINGS just received and for sale by “ PARMELEE & CHURCH. H , ISAAC tVING declined the Ware-House Busir rented his Ware-House to Messrs. J. Goddard stow upon him. • ,** . Ang. 20 34 Cm WARE410USS ,'AWD .. COMMISSION BUSINESS. T HE undersigned will Continue to transact the _ above business in all its.vatious branches— by strict attention to all orders committedto their care, the facilities which they will be able to render their customers and tjie comparative remoteness of their Ware Houses from the dangcrs'of fire;, they hope to merit a continuance of that liberal patronage which they icceived the past season. In addition to their former Ware-House', they have (for the convenience of their customers up ’town,) rented the Ware-House on the corner of Afulberry and Second Streets, (fronting Cotton Avenue) formerly occupied by Mr. Isaac B. Rowland. All COTTON stored there will bo delivered atth boat landing free of drayage. • 03* Liberal advances wift he made at all times on Cotton in store or shipped by them. - * 03* Cotton stored ioith them, will be insured at low rates if requested. J. GODDARD If REED. Macon, Aug 15 34 6nA w* DOMESTIC ECONOMY. Labor saved is Monty gained. Ebave purchased the exclusive right to Pink- ham Moshier's “QUEEN’S WASHER" for tuo counties of Jones* Twiggs, fyibb, Monroe, Crow- ford, Upson, Randolph and Early, and offer .or sale the individual or tingle right, or tlie Machine itself, to Individuals or families. The individual right to use or make a machine, is Four Dollars. _ The Queen’s Washer is a cheap nnd rimple acquisi tion, not liable to get out -of oruer, may be operated on by a little girl or boy, without any liability to in jure cloths (from the finest lace to the coarsest gar* ment) submitted to its action—even buttons are not damaged by it;—in short, it saves three-fourths of the abor and one half of the soap required by the com mtm proress. The Alacbineis ready for the examination of the public; and tn satisfy it, we refer to all who have used or seen it; on it they have bestowed decided ap probation. It may be seen in Alacoti at Darragh & Townsend’s Tavern, or at the shop of Air. Daniel, next door to Mr. I. G. Rowland's store and ware house. KNOX & DANIEL, august C 32 EDUCATION . With Manual £abor. T HE subscriber having purchused ti smnjl plan- tation near Eatonton, proposes to take atx or eight young men of good moral characters, between the ages of 12 amt 17,.and to provide for their Inst ruc tion jn the various branches of Education, in Agri culture, and in the Mechanic Arts. Apparatus to il lustrate the sciences of Chemistry, Astronomy, Nat ural Philosophy, &c.- will bo procured and a Meehan- ic shop i reeled. ’ /• Schools of this kind, established in Tennessee nnd in the Aliddlo and Northern States have flourished tieyond the expectations of the most sanguine. Hun dreds of applications to euler students have I cen re- jrcted during the year for the want of accommoda tion. The writer Baa been urged by several respecta ble and literary gentlemen, who have promised their sons, to.open asmilar one in Georgia and he now de signs' to make the experiment. So many months have elapsed iiv fixing on a site, since he formed the determination, that lie lias not nowtime instate all the particulars of his plan; nur will he make high pre tensions in regard to his qualifications nor the amount that shall belearned. lie will endeevorhoweverto impart ibstrnction as far And as well as he is able. Assistance will be procured in teaebingthe mechanic arts anil some of the common branches of Education. The object is tor make practical men and qualify them to become good teachers of schools. in government, he will endeavor to act the part of n parent and treat the pupils as his children; but he must be oboyed. He desires no parent to send his son who is unwilling to have him submit to the regula tions ofthe school. Each student will labor hco or three hours in the day or about one day and a half in the week. Care will he taken, hs tho weather grows warm, that they he not exposed .to a mid-day sun, till they become inured to athletic exercise, by employ- iiig'tlic mornings and evenings. many hour, will not be requisite all the year, hut in a busy season, somewhat more. Each student will provide himself with sheets, to w els and blankets—and it xvould be, economical lor him to have a coarse suit to wear during the hours of la bor. Books, stationary, oil; «Se. will be furnished those xvlio need them at the lowest price. The times of examinations and vacations cai)Aot now be named. KeligoUs service hill be attended ‘every sabbath in Eatonton. a little more than a mild distant. Those xvho wish to enter their sons must give infor mation and secure places by the ]0th ot January. The school will be named on the 23d. LnttersJpoitJraM,addressed to Eatonton, will receive attention. ' . .. Regulations and Terms. 11 The course of instruction xvill occupy three years. 2. Board, lodging, washing, tuition, &e. for the 1st yearwill be $90; lor the 2d $75; mid for the 3d $30. Payments, half yearly in Advance. ADIEL SHERWOOD. F.alohton, Dec. 16,1831. 50 N. B. Editors in the State and the Charlesfon Ob server are politely requeued to give the above a few insertions. ■ 1 • A. 8. net 27 NEGRO CLOTHING. T HE Bubicribers have received a larg 0 . ? n “ extensive assortment of Nogro Clothing, which will bo seUl at n small profit. ’ doc 5 A. SHOT WELL & J ■ SMITH. • Te>l.v i *?* ‘kf'ands against the estate of °f Monroe county, deceased, Blodet.uli i * h8 “* inlntenns ot tnelaw; and * us?. Mld "rtafo will make payment MARGARET TAPLEY, adm'rx. JAMRH MAY, ad,n or. , TO RENT Tho 8XORX-KOT7SS formerij occupied by Mr. I. B. Rowland, tw particulars inquire of ■ • I. B. ROWLAND, or * ,f- GODDARD Jr REED. 34 ■ Strayed or Stolen, From the subscriber, on the 10th in- stsnt, a likely BAY MARE, about 3 years old, both hind feet wh'.te,_ with small spots in her forehead. Whoev er will inform the owner at Knoxville of aoeb a beast, xvill confer e favor on him, and all reasonable charges xvill be paid. dee 23 fit 3t MELLON PATTER20N. cotton oan. PTnUE subscriber has commenced the manufacture J L and repairing of COTTON GINS, at bis (hop on the corner of Plumb and Fourth streets, near the Presbyterian church, in Mncoo, and would respect fully invite the attention of those who may wish Cot ton'Gitxs, or have them repaired, to call on him; ai be fiatters himself, that his work will bear inspection, and give entire satisfaction; and If so, he hopes to receive a portion ofthe patronage ofthe public. august!3 33 THOMA8 8IMP8QN Coach-Making-. The subscribers feel grate ful for past patronage, and hope, from steady attention to business, the name may be continued. They intend kcep- ing a general assortment of Carriages. Barouches, Gigs, AND SULKIES, Both of the Northern and their oicn Manufacture. Also a completo assortment of COACII-MA* KING MATERIALS, which are now on the River and daily expefitdd—with them they wjll receive alight arid ifashionablo DUGIE, that will bo sold low for cash. Y \ BENTON, CASTENS & RACON. N. B. REPAIRING dono at th« shortest no tice, and upon the most reasonable terms. Macon, Nov. 7, 1831. Morton’s Pulmonic Expectorant COUGH SYRUP, F OR Coughs, Asthmas, Consumptions, and Hooping Cough; A supply of this valu able Medicine received snd for sale by ELLIS, SHOTWELL & dp. Not* 23 28 Bibb Sheriff Sales. XnK7ILL t-e sold on the first Tue»<!ay in FEBRUA- RY next, before the court house, in Macon, Bibb county, between the usual hours of sale, ' Six Negroes, Silva a woman about 60 year's old, Sally a woman about 25, Mary a woman about 17, Elvia a gli 1 about 13, Nelson, a boy about 3years old. and Emily an infant, as the proper.yof William J. Dantlly, to salisiy a mortgage Fi Fa in favor of Daniel Worshani and others, vs eaid Danelly, dec 3 38 W5E B'. CONE, sheriff. Crawford Sheriff Sale. ■VS^'ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in FEBRU- Y * ARY nest, before the court bouse in Knox ville, Crawford county, between the usual hours of sale. .*'' '- Ono negro Woman by (he name of Delplta, about txventy years old—levied on as the property ol CogJell Hamilton to satisfy a mortgage FI Fa Issued from Jones superior corn! in favor of James R. Jones vs said Cogdell Hamilton. W. B. FILLS. Nov 28 35 , Stierifj Butts Sheriff Sales. THK/ILL he sold on tlie first Tuesday m !'! li‘ l Tv ARY next, before the court liutise in J • - son, Butts cottnfy, wilhirt the usual hours, 202 1-2 'acres of Laud, more or loss, kn«*v. as Lot No. 43. in the first district originally Hci.rj. noxv Butts county, levied oa l,y virtue uf a Fi Fu tram Hancock Inferior court in favor.of J. W. Scott and Huddleston, vs William Grantham, as the property uf said Grantham, property pointed out by piatntifi’s at torney. ., Lot No. I, ih square Nn. 12, in'the‘town of Jackson, occupied as a Hotel, and well improved for that purpose ; levied on as the property of Robert Brown, by virtue of a Fi Fit from BuPssuperiorcuurt i.i favoc of Thumas P, Atkinson and Washington G. Atkinson, Ex'rs of Arthur C. Atkinson deceased; vs said Brown and James M. Smith—jiroperty pointed out by plaintiffs. dec 31 JOSEPH SUMMERLIN, sheriff. Campbell Sheriff Sales. Y^tfjMLt. be told on the first Tuesday in FEBRU-, IJ ARY next, at the court house In Campbell county, xviUiin the usual hours ofsalr, O.u* sort el Hors**, and 25.hHireL of Corn,* levied on as the properly of Isaac Gray, tp sntisfy an execution , issued from Gxvinnett superior court in fa vor of A. Bull & co. vs said Gray and Stephen Ray. Property pointed out by John F. Beaver. Lut of Lund No. 28, in dip 9>h district ol originally Coxveta noxv Campluill countv, levied on hi the property of Berio,1 Baggcl, to satisfy a Fi Fa in favor of Duncan Mclnnis vs Bagget. doc3l N. NICHOLSON, sheriff. HATS. »UST received a few cases gentlemen’s faih- QP .ionahlo Beaver HATS, dec 22 53 WM. H. BURDSALL. • PORTRAIT PAINTING. n GARDNER has taken a room in the east ■jEn*' end of McDonaft 1 ’* Building, just beioxv tho Post office, where he would be happy to wait on those who may xvish his professional services A specimen of his Painting may bo seen at his room: . 55 dec 2-1 INSURANCE. njlHE Howard Insurance Company of New, ' JL York continues to insure COTTON, when shipped on gootl Boats or Boxes, against tho .dangers of tile River. . Rates of Premium, moderate. Apply to Doc 20 51 CHARLES DAY, Agent. IRON |M A tons Swedes.IRON, assorted, forsalo, M VF ill lots to suit purchasers. Dec 20 51 DAY & BUTTS. COTTON BAGGING. 7HX HE subscribers have received on consigu- JL ment, 300 pieces Bagging* which they xvill sell very low fur cash. oct 8 41 MELROSE & KIDD. ^ FOB SAKS, A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN, about 30 years of a • o, accustomed to house xvork, washing, fire. E. GRAVES fit SON. Dec 14 45 POR SALE OR RENT. The property recently oxvned by Col. Tj.;TiL J- Baley, and known ns the ‘‘Mountain IlltiSaS Spoilt Retreatin Butts county. ‘This property Is too xvell known -to require description. • .V. J. T. ROWLAND. Maqqn, April 23. ' 17 . English Merinoes. jnjfERlNO square SHAWLS—just received Ifl. ’>y WM. H. BURDSALL. dec 23 54 JXTST SJBCEIVBD mwo cases Fancy Dunxtables. JL Dec 17 49 WM. H. BURDSALL. Bills on Savannah* ~»AYABLE at sight, for sale by JT Dec 16* 46 DAY fit BUTTS. cranberriesT nUCIv Wheat Flour—Fresh Raisins and JCP Prunes,—Goshen Butter and Cheese, Just Received by dec 6 39 LEVI SCKLEY. CLOTHING. a SHOTWELL fit J. S. SMITH have just xLs received a lot of Fine CLOTHING, con sisting of super Box. Dress and Frock COATS, Pantaloons, Vests, fire. 54 dec 23 Merino Cloths. • "MUST received, an elegant assotjment of me- •J rino Cloths, Merino Shawls and Mantles. Also—an extensive assortment of fine Boots and Shoos. dec 23 ' 54 A. SHOTWELL fit J. S. SMITII. Neto Rail and Winter Goods. WXXsBY. 3AZTSS fit TORT 4 RE now opening, on the corner of second street A. and Cotton Avenue, opposite "the Washington Hall, a General Assortment of European and Ameri can Dry Goods. Hardware and Cutlery, Crockery and Glass Ware, Castings. Leghorn and straw Bonnets, Fine black and drab Hah, wool Hah, Window Glass, White Lead, Cotton Bagging. Bogging Twine, Ac. Ac. A LARGE STOCK NEGRO SHOES, Ladies, gentlemens, boys & children’s fine Shoes Ac. Merchants, planters and tho public generally can note be supplied at low prices from a stock, Inferior to none in the state Mscoo, lit October, 1830. P. 3. We shall be receiving New Goods weekly, until the 15th Nov. WILEY. BAXTER *• FORT* Yol. YI—No. 1. it.Yidos wanted. Dry or green HIDES want- immediately: for which the highest market prive xvill he paid by PARMA! EE & CHURCH., nov 2 10 — *. TheBTEW UNE of STAGES FROM MACON to SAVANNAH, BY MARION AND DUBLIN. WHi ruu THREE TIMES a week—leaving Macon and Savannah op Mondays, Wed nesdays and Fridays at thre* o’clock n the morning—anil arriving at Macon and Savannah on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa turdays at eight o’clock in the evening. RATES as usual. O. LONGSTREET. N. B. Persons wishing seajs, xvill apply at the Washington Hall, Macni. fl?" i’be Columbus, Mobile, and -Montgomery papers xvill publish the above weekly foj three months. Dee J9 :,Q ■ ” T IE su’.-.c-ibe.* lv.sh-s one or tno .Tourney- men that can ?.t,rk - it the WUEEL- V- itlx'HT ond (s AlR-^husin .si, nui chu gome Well .'enomdfoqddd. Inquir.* nn tlie .*ood leading* trojv Clinton (01 or- ' :l, m-ur John Towles**. city 17 * 49 RICHARD B.SLEDGE. aucather c thread, Ac. Dozen CALF KiCINS 5 do SEAL SKINS YeUow nnd white Lining do. Kip Skin* Goat Binding, Bbot Ccrd Webbing Silk Braid, Bristles, first quality Shoo Thread, Juit received ttud for sale low, by CH nov 5 PARMELEE & CHURCH. E ! ALBUMS, NGLTSH nnd Amerieuif, very elegant; Jacqueline of Holland, The Club JJtjoir Theft rm'enhos ■ , Fad's Phys, Dram, aeties FomiSy Library • A'wiw r A*>ftt^»ap‘.-f(?S1 . Sii”ei ,! V’lys ('nUltulay..,'Y( . xVii-1 Kitw oCTa'tvWfrlli I-ifolK* i(,:,,r x" • ' 'VT*.. rtm With n laft'-'tjwiltjlif "tsinderAsad" hiisc; \ ;• neous works; just r'.-reei*Vd4r a»SW%ttlo '8v ' ' • • ■ dec 24 ELLI3.,S;iQlT-VJE'i;.f;..' . 2 >• To' Jonrnw x.,-.) *ho..»*•«.-. .*•.' T WO first-nto JO ' O V'l. \ Rakers c-.n find cohvtsni cm,-I ; aerit by applying soon to I’ARM.VUFU A. CHURCIi. nov 2 Id • Prnritr-Green Cofri'e, Bajpi prime : 1”.)^-!'CYAFT',”. 0, in lota to - uit-piirohrt*..* r . dec 6 G! 'IS. ■ 'A'NNlku* U- m2. ' A CKERMAN'S Fbrg-frtn -n'nf" : ' 'Vinirr's Wrc nil, • 'rieiidship's Offering ’I lie Pearl, Atlantic Souvenir Affection's Gift, The Token, For sale by dec 2-1 _ Ellis,. Shot writ tf Co. SHOES cheap. M ELROSE "& KIDD have received rt con^* signment of coarse SHOES, lrhichwlll. be void fit cost, for approved paper at 90 days. ALSO ' 3 bales CARPETING, 56 3mil dee 27 Just Received, (jft pieces Negro Cloth 2 bales Red Flannel '■ ’IjHS'Ailk andforsaterby WM. II. BURDSALL. Dec lfi 48 J UST receved, by Hungerford* 4" Stoddard, 15 dozen Calf Skim 10 dot Lining Skina 1 do Goat Bindings 1000 lbs Sole Leather 50 sides Gin Band Leather 50 do wax Upper Leather White and Yellow Stitching Thread Boot Cord, Webbing and Bristles 200 His Grey Shoe Thread Which we offer low for cash. 8 oet 31 INDISTINCT COPY BILLS O N Ncxv-York, Philadelphia, Charleston:,. Sal-. vannah and Angusta, in sums to suit pet- chasers, for sale by nov 11 WILEY, BAXTER & FORT. Otter-Skins. ^ Tho subscriber* will pay the highest prices for BEAVER AND ' _ Otter Sftm». nov 23 58 P. JUDSON It’CDM R’ Cotton Bagging, Rum, Malastes. Mt A Pieces of Hemp Cotton Baggiwg Off 20 bhl.of N E Rum * 10 do Portland do 20 hhds of Molasses For sal# by dec 7 40 C. A. HjOGlNS. THJBlSJSgOKXMSmfS ESPECTFI’LLY inform tneir friends snd tho public generally, thaj they are receiv ing and opening at their old stand 313, 1£1NG STREET, Charleston, S. C. a large and splen did assortment of i,A,, mssSk8SSb^ Ti To which the attention of oo tin try. merchants visiting the city for supplies Is inviteff. SMiTH, HARRIS &CO. Chnrlexton, oct 24 4 w4m ■ PitACTiCK Of' H LDi-'lTtr The »uii»crlt.rr, have uni'ed In-the Practice of Medicine Thrir xkup U next door to the Repertory office. AMBROSE BABER, JAMBS T. PERSONA. Macon, May 3 19 ‘ FOR SALE, T HE Vacant Lot, between the Macon Bank and the Store occupied by A. P. Pat-. rick & Co. Apply to dec 3 37 lmd MELROSE fie KIDD. Sugar, con nee an it liquoKbLj 50 hhda. fit. Craig and, Porte Rico Sugars. 20 boxes broxvn HaxAna dp v bhls loiif snd lumu d-S. ‘*'5 hbds Cuba r\y i Rlnl.-t.*'Wtrt JaekiioB Academy. T HF. JACKSON ACADEMY. Bulls county, xvill resume its operations on the first Munduy. in Unitary next, under the superintendence of the Rev. R. Chamberlain. The terms of tuition and price of board will be such as are not unusual. The situa tion is healthy, and the high character of tha Teacher xvho Is xvell known In this state, it lx believed, will en title the Institution to a liberal share of public pat ronage. doc 31 6sv E. CASE, Jterctary. 3C0 tugs prune green Por.u ‘KtdurHrrvivpn xtvl old ' I"* bh’Vd ui.-«tii: I Iquorv ' ■' fi|.-: .•,.-•*';•••/ • *’ ••• . I t-cj.une fxl*. 25 >| ■ ,-;ri‘. 31^1 *g« i baskr.. t . 20 casks Aoouand Mint Cordial, j. ' 30 bosea bar and ebaviog 8o*p 106 bag* Pepper, Plmeito and Ginger boses hyrou scdaoecboogTea* 2000 buabels Uverpool ground M. For sale, low, by TRGMA8 TAYLOR, june 18 25 No-&, Cettvm Atoms*