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Stftlaou X aurotfjrr,
Manufacturer* and Importers of Saddlery
Hardware, Mo. 9. Sorth Third street,
PHILADELPHIA,
T!AVReontoi!y rm hi .. 1 for the Southern and
W-itrrn market,. * rrtier*l sssoflrvcttt of
Plated, polished •!•! and liras* stirrups,
PI i :t<l, polished Meal and lira** snoff-U,
do do do do spurs,
do bra at tnd japanrd harness mounlinf,
Wood and elrplt'-st springs, bras- and plated,
Rands, rollon, lometi and wrwd Webbing,
Piush. Itoj Skins, saddle tree*. japened leather,
Plated, brass, wood and iepnned Harness,
do and do coach lamps;
Together with a ery large assortment of *ll lund*
..(>oo.l* in the above fine, which they offer on ih*
inn*'te**t;nble terms They ereronttnntlyrrrn*-
ir,,; l.*ra;e spjn.!i. * in addifion to their present stoek,
und nseura Atuthcrr and We .iern .aerthana (hat
t He.r go. sis ore of (he first qa.-Jity
Philadelphia, jail I.
Ueoi'Kla Inmmuicc uml Tru*<
COMPANY*
■m/TLL take Marine Hinl River ri->ks on
w V Vessels, Heats, Freight, Money Mer
chandize, &<•. Also, against loss by lire on
Building*, Merchandize anil Produce, Oil the
most favourable term*. Apply to
P. U. VONIIK & HONS,
Agents.
Darien, January 22, 1839.
(iOfllckt'it Ululrlili'sH Nnillitivc.
th* cure of Cnniin|>t)on, Cough, (.‘old*,
f Colon hi, nnd ninny complaint* incident to the
human NVAiero
Price fill, nnd cold by ISAAC SNOW, stole
Agnnl for Dnrifii
|Trmil#il front the German.)
LOU 18 OPFON UUKUCKH,
Or CJI'.HMARY.
JVir pr rat rut us Hum Hit linn factors ! !
Citifna of North and Houth Aittfrin:
To Ijottic Offon Guclkkr, M I) f Germany,
(Europe.) lielnng* tin* iiiipcri*!) <b { r honor of adding
n new uid prrciirtJM doctrine t< #■ *nf n ‘ofnu di
a d'wtriiK, which, thou*- . ‘ hciticnily o|*ton*d *
by many of the faculty (of u hich he ih n viilunbla !
lur.mlwr.) ho proven to In* an well founded in truth, u*
any dor trine of Holy Writ, -a doctrine, upon i In*
verity of which arc Muipcnibdtlie live* of millions of j
our race, itnd which he boldly challenge* hin oppo* ;
■erii to refute, ri7 , Consumption ih a die#r ilw ays <
occANioncd by a disordered stnteof the Vis Vita r
Lift.-Prim i|ilc)oftlw human I• 4y —gY oft• n mscMly
hit king in the system for years, lH*(Vr* Mart* ih Mi*
Irani compUiot of the luiitra-g I and which may la
am certainly, (hough not ho quickly, cured nn a com*
mon cold or a im|h* benduria An invaluably pm*
emu* doctrine this, ah it impiirtK nn important lesson
to tin apparently healthy of both Arses, teaching
them that thin insidious foe may be An unobserved
inmate of their “clayey houses,” even while they
imagine thotnselvcM secure from its attacks, teaching |
thorn that the great secret in the art of preserving
hrulili ta to pluck out the disease while in the blade,
aim! nut wan till the full-grown car
Appended below nre n feu certificates of euro
from the extremely numerous list that Inis been Hi nt
to the proprietor ; and from the reNpectabihty of the
sources from which they emanate, tin* mosh£l(epticnl
cannot doubt of the wonderful effects of tnis no di
cine.
Post OMre, Kingston, N Y July 91, 1838.
Dr How land Sir—T lie effects of the (kmiftn flsu
ative are great in tin* place. One woman that was
in a dorp Consumption, nnd who had be n in contin
ued night sweats for seven months, n >v considers
herself well. She took no other medicine but the
Sanative. Another cbm* —n man that was taken
Wwdit| *v Mw Lung* till he could not raise, himself
in his lad, hns been restored to perf ct health hv the t
Sanative. JOHN V TILBURGH, P. M.
Pont Ofilce, Charlotte, N. C. June 15, IftJK
Sir—l have sold all the Sanative and want two 1
packages more immediately. |i has performed a re
markable cur® of palpitation of the heart, amlthe in
dividual nays it i” the best medicine ever offered to I
the American peopb—ollhmitrh ihe Doctors tire try
ing topdtudown. H II WILLIAMS, P M
Post (>Mcc, North Kuton, Ohio, July ‘J, 1838
Sir—l im entirely out of the MatchlesH Sanative,
and have hourly rails for it—ninny from a distance
of 90 or 30 mile* —in which ease* people arc much
disappointed in not being able to obtain it They
seem willing to give any price for it, nnd I could have
sold the post week more than one hundred dollars
worth of it, had it Ih** mon hand. Il is truly a gren
medicine. Many in thin vicinity are fitM recovering
from the consumption by the use of it
* n C WILMOT, P M
Nrw Haven, Conn July *M, IH.'U
Hear Sir —The Matchless Sanative sella well aiul
with signal succena. One eimc— n young man, in
the lnat stages of Consumption, given over by hit*
physician, has been taking i( only a few works and
now tihle to walk and rideout. Before In* took the
Sana ive be was unable to *W out of brd and bis
death was hourly expet ted But to the astonishment
• f bis friend* hr was soon able to leave bis bed, and
to be out at* before stated. Two other similar eases
have recently occurred. D. W DA VKN PORT.
Boat Olltce, Chaplin, Wind bom Cos., Con.,
July *JO. 18SW
Sir—A most wonderful cure has lately Iwcn effect
ed. through the virtues of Pv GK* ick’s Sanative, in
the ease of an elderly gentleman, who was far gone
and wasted away tu Consumption, and considered
post recovery by Ins family man He is now, com
paratively speaking, a well man 1 saw him myself
a few day* since, in company with his w ife, starting
on a journey to the western part of this State tie
ascribes his eacane from the very jaws of death, nnd
his recovery to health solely to tbr astonishing vir
tues of the *Miuvld< ss Sanative He is a man |x*s
sensing ft snug but said he, “1 would wil
Imgly pay one thousand dollars or a single Untie of
it. if I could not purchase it for n less price To hint
ihc Sanative is above all value
WAI.TKR OOODKLI., 1* M
v mci,
f|XHK srnsv Riilßtt takes this method of
informing the public that he hat now on
hand n general assortment of Foreign and Do
mestic Dry Goods and Fancy Articles; Groce
ries ; Crockery and Glass Ware; Hardware
nnd Cutlery ; Hollow*, Wood, Tin, and Slone
Wares ; Carpenter and Joiners’ Tools. such as
Hatchets, Hammers, Augurs, C hisels, Bits and
Bit Stocks. Planes, Plane Irons, and Saws.
Also, Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, Saddle
Bags, Ac.
HATS, CAPS, and Ready Made CLOTH
INC.
Ladies’, Gentlemens’ it Childrens’ SHOES.
BOOKS and STATION ARY -together with a
variety of other art teles too numerous lo men
tion here, all of wh jt vvilii-e sold as low as
ran be bought in th ity.
il W. HUI4NALL.
I*. 8. The store will be kept open during
the Summer months. jn 22
11.(H I.IIS. \r
20 PLOUGHS. No. 10 and 12, with < \,rn
points
40 kegs N AILS, sizes from 4 to 20
40 do Brooklyn WHITE! LEAP No. l
and extra
Tor sale by H. W lIUDNALL.
jn 22
Dissolution of Co-Partncwtolp.
THE co-partnepahip heretofore existing between
Ute subscribers. under the firm of Dray A limbeck,
u this day dissolved by mnuuti eoi hi. All debts
due m or by tin at will be tdleu by J, Pray, a ho is
duly authorised to attend to the same.
JESSE DRAY.
AUGUSTUS W HA HBOC K.
Darien, May Itah loii).
B. The Watch Making and Jewelry business
w ill be carried ou in Darien by the subscriber on ins
own individual account. Thankful for past favors :
he hopes by vricaiesv and punctuality to merit a !
continuance of the cante. All work done bv him
will be warranted to tc genuine and in a workman
*:kc manner Having had a practical experience in
V.'.'.MTIeAS lit is satisfied that lie can s vler general ‘
oatwfction. to all those who may be phased to pa
tmne.o him. JESSLDRAA
WMny 16. .It
Oounulßcc Nlraiu-Hottt C om
puli)*
IKCOBrOJtATf.p BY TIIE I.EOt*L*Tt BE or OI.OSMA,
In 1838, for the trnn*portation and Insurance
of Merchandise and produce, between H*-
vavn.ii and Dabien, and Dabjen and Macob,
lotudiing at llawKiNßVii.i.l.. and tin- priuripal
Land trig*.
C'omponv will run Ihvtr Stcam-ltoai*
■A. naliigh up n* Macon a* lortg* the ttlttlccf
ilia (liver w tli admit;and for low atagen oflhr
wau-ratbey have provided, and arc now run
ning POLK BOATS of *uoh light draft of wa
ter m will admit litem to run at any *tagc of lire-
River, which are lowed up by their Steam
boat* two-tbirdofthe divtance, lltereby great
ly expediting llte tranuporlalion of mcrcltan
<ite during the bummer and Fail aeaori*;nitd
their Steamer* will be in complete repair, and
ready for btuancM, a* early a* the River will
admit,
THEIR BOATS ABE t
y.jgtAj* Steam-boat (to.wL-r, Captain
Brandy,
or j 1 Steam boat Ai.atamaha, Cap
rim&iiirmfsf.. t t a in Taylor,
L iJ'V ,-i,P Steam-boat Ocamowjee, Cap
ed'ilMßtmSr.n tain niankiimhip:
And a lurge mnnberofTOW-UOATS, which
will be m complete repair.
For fin liter information apply to
I’ll R. YONfJK it SON. Darien,
11K A.4 COTTON, Macon,
J w I.ATIIHOt* llnwkinsiille,
VVM I'AT'I KHNON & CO., Savannah,
MeDOW KLL, SHANNON & CO. Charleston,
fW’OTT.HIIAI'TER&MORUELL, N. York,
July Ageliis,
Macon Steamboat Company.
£ n. ,
nSBZSSS&CXMm WBrkJS.“?fSa
FS3IIE Macon Steamboat Company take tlii*
* method of informing tlie Merchant* us t lie
interior yl Georgia, und ihe public generally,
that llieir line ol Boat* are In-lull operation,
and willctt their patronage: believing that
good* forwarded by way ol Darien, ta the most
expedition* route. The Company have live
new STEAM BOATS, eonimundcd by firm
rale < ‘upturns, viz :
J. STONE, - Capt. W. C. Meudull,
CHIEFTAIN,- “ Geo. Wilcox,
EXCEL, - “ G. Quinn,
SUPERIOR, - 44 \V. F. Johnson,
J, GODDARD, 44 L. 1. Wilcox.
Also, sixteen Itrsl rale TOW BOATS, built
expressly for the navigation of Alutniunhn and
Ocamulgee Rivers.
Tftr. J. im n ei.t.i w-lioul Hiatt, low pres- 1
sure engine, carries 71#) luilcm of cotton, and
rim* regularly three time* n week, between
Savannah and Darien. The Chieftain 1* aside
wheel Boat, and carries 500 or6t.lt) bales ol
cotton, run* regularly between Darien and
CharlCHion, anil between Savannah & Charles
ton. The Excel, Superior and J. Goddard, run
regularly betueeu Darien and Macon, lowing
| two boats each. One of them will lrnve Dari
en regularly every three tiny*— the usual time
j of passage up is five or six day*.
This line is connected with n line of seven
packets running regularly between New York
und DuVien. Any goods or produce shipped In
ihefFugent.*, or ordered to be shipped by their
line, will he forwarded with despatch. The
| company, thankful for the patronage they have
received, have increased their means of con
veyance largely, and pledge themselves to ttse
every cxrtion to faciltatc the interests of those
who may ship by their line.
Their are also a line of schooners running
between Charleston and Darien, lo the Com
pany’s agents in each place.
The tigcnls for the New York anti Darien
line of packets, tire
H. M. DEMIL. 186 Front si. New York, and
WYEK A CO.
Darien,
Agents ofihe Mneoit Stcauibout Company.
L. DALDW IN, Savannah.
MARTINA W ALTER,Charleston,
G. K ROBERTS, Huwkiiisville.
MITCH El., W YER A CO.
Darien,
.1. GOOD VIM) A t O Macon,
R M. DEMIL, 186 Front at. New York.
lIOISTON
Mau; anu Fk.mau: Academy.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform llte
public, that she exercises of those st bools,
ior llte ensuing year, will commence on the
first Monday in January. He will be assisted
in the Female Department hy Miss VV EBB, o,
Mass , a Indy well qualified to teach all the
branches. Literary. Scientific ami Ornamental,
that are taught in Female Academies: refer
ence, Miss Grant, Principal of Ipswich Female
Seminary, Mass.
Studies of Female Department
FI Karr DIVISION,
Latin und Greek Languages, Philosophy.
Chemistry, Botany, Astronomy. Algebra.
Geometry. Rhetoric, Natural History and
Composition; price per quarter, 88.
Second Division—Arithmetic, Geography,
Grammar and Composition —per quarter. 86.
Third Division Reading, M riling and Or
thography—per quarter, Sf 4
Extra studies—Music on Piano, per quarter
812.50; Drawing and Painting, per quarter,
5*5: French, *5.
In the male Department, students will be
prepared for entrance in any of the colleges
in the United States.
Col. Campbell, and E. A Nishet, Esq., Ma
con; the President and Professors of Jefferson
College, Pa.
Good hoard can be obtained on reasonable
terms.
Signed by order of the trustees.
JAMES AY ELLS. Principal.
Perry. Houston county, January 1.
Furniture, Ac.
O mahogany sofas
2 do Rocking Chairs
12 do sitting Chairs
36 fancy do do
6 qr. casks Madeira Wine
10 boxes. I doz. each Bland Madeira
10 “ I Muscat
10 bbls Lamp Oil
10 bbls. bottled Ale
For sale low. to close consignments.
„p3O-6t SAMUEL PALMER.
Notice.
All persons are hereby foru anted from Tra
ding to any amount, w ilh Mrs. Hannah Fletch
er. the wife of the subscriber : on his responsi
bility. rs I do not intend to be accountable tor
the same. JOSHUA FLETCHER.
Mclntosh County, April 24th 1839.
Notice i* Hereby Given*
THAT JtMKs 1. Garrison, Esq. has been ppoin
t4 by ikewibscnbers,theiracting .\gcnt duringtheir
absence from this State.
S. P & J P. WOODBURY.
Darien. M y SSth 1839
the matKTosn county herald.
New Furniture Ware House,
On thr Hay, Opposite the Post Office,
Darikn, (In.
THE BUBBCRIBEHB hare taken theubove stand
sud now offer for '-* a general avtonmeni of
Ft liNITt HK, viz :
ll, r A RDRDBEB, Hidcboards Sec rein !.-**, Bu-
Ts reau*. Pi'-r f Card, Centre, Dining. Pembroke
and Work Tables of ail kinds, Sofas, ('ouches,
Matirenses, Brds and Mnboffony and
common Chairs, looking Glasses of all descriptions,
Ac Ac , UOtethsr w ilh various other nrMeh-s
They wulalso PIANO FORTES of differ
ent tiaiierns, io anv in llte country.
*N B Furniture of all descript ions made and re
paired at short notice
Piano Fortes tuned and repaired.
All the above article* will be sold at the lowest
prices 8 D 1 J P WOODBURY
feb 12 Urn
Kxei’Ulive lb |uirimi tit. €t*o. t
MiUaEDOCViIIc, ( 29th May, 183!*. {
WHLREAB by an Act of thsaGeneral Assembly
of this Btdie, pass# and the 2(itli December 1838, entitled
“An Act to provide for the call of a Convention to
reduce the number of die General Assembly of the
Scale of Georgia, and for oilier purposes therein
named,” it is provided ‘ That it shall be the duty of
his Excellency the Governor, to give publicity to the
alterations and amendments made m the Constitution,
in reference to the reduction of the number of mem
ber* composing the General Asstsnb!/ ; and the first
Monday hi October next, after lb#- rising of said
Convention, be shall fix on for the ratification, by the
people, of such Amendments, alterations, or new ar
ticles, as they muy make for the objects of reduction
and equal i cat ion of the G> rural Assembly only; and
if ratified by a majority of the voters who vo e on lh-
Question of Ratifi ation,” or ‘No Ratification,”
then, and in that event, the alteration so by them
made and ratified, shall lie binding on the people of
this Bate, and not otherwise “ And rk'ftiu th del
egatesof the people of this Btate. osM-mbled m f’on
vention under the pro visions oi the Ik lore recited Act,
have agreed to, and declared the following: to l*e al
terations and amendments oflb • Constitution of this
State, touching, ih#- represent auon oft be people in the
General Astern >ly thereof, to wu
“THE CONVENTION assembled under the
Act “to pruv ide for the call of a Convention to reduce
the number ot llte General Assembly of the Bit*e of
Georgia, and for other purposes therein named,”
passed ttie96th day of Deremb#*r, 1838 havin g met.
und r the Procliunationofths Governor, on Mond .y
the 6th day of May, l*3!l propose as the fina’ result
of their and •liberal ions, the t*> be amendnirnu
to the Consituiion o ihe State of Georgia, and ore
sent the sutne to his E-.edlency the Governor of the
Biat *, that itublicity may be given to said alteration*
nnd amendments, according to the sixth section of
the A:t under which the Convention assembled :
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
The House of Representatives shall be composed
of member*from nil llte counties which now are or
hereafter may tie included williin tuts Stale, aceoicl
i mg to tnetr respective number of free withe persona,
and including tnree-fifihs of aU the people of color—
to li ascertained by an actual enumeration to lie
j made from time to time, at intervals of seven years,
jas now by law provided. Each county shall be en
-1 titled t< one member. Each county having n repre
sentative population, a* above specified, ol six thou
sand persons, snnit be entitled lo one additional mem
ber ; and earn comity having such representative
|..,, 1| b 1U m’ ot twelve thousand persons; shall be cn
tllteu to two saamonat ninnCTrs; but no county
shall have more loan three member*.
The number of member* of w-nich the House of
Representative* will be composed, according to the
ntnrcsaid ratio, and the last Census, shall not hereaf
ter be increased, except when anew county ia crea
ted; and it shall I* the duty of the L-glstslurr. at
llmr session to lie holdcii next after the enumeration
provided for by law, *o to regulate the ratio of repre
’ senl.it ion as in prevent such ineveass
The Representative* shall be chosen annually on
the first Monday of October, until such day of elec
tion shall lie altered by Ihw
The S*nat* shall consist of forty-six members,
elected annually, on the first Monday in October,
I until such duy ol election shall Ik altered by law;
and shall lie composed of one mendier from each of
the forty-six Senatorial Districts following :
1. ( hathaul amt Effingham.
2. Scrivt-n and Burke.
3. Richmond und Columbia.
I. Lincoln und Wilke*.
0. Elbert and Madison.
6 Habersham and Lumpkin
7. Union and Rahim.
8. Forsyth and Hall.
9. Jackson and Franklin.
10. Clark anil Oglcthnrp.
11. Giccu and Pulliam.
12. Talliaforro and Warren.
13 Hancock nnd Baldwin.
14. W ashington and Jefferson.
15. Emanuel and Montgomery.
10. Liberty ami Bryan *
17. Tallnal und Bullock.
18. Mclntosh nnd Glynn.
19. Camden and Wayne.
20. Ware and Lowndes.
21 Telfair nnd Appling.
22. Lawrence and W llkinson.
23. I’ulaski nnd Twiggs.
24. Bibb and Craw ford.
25. Jones and Jasper.
26. Units and Monroe.
27. Gwinnett and W alton.
28. DeKatb and llenry.
29. Newton and Morgan.
30. Gilmer and Murray.
31. Cuss and Cheiokee.
32. Cobb and Campbell.
33. Coweta antt Fayette.
34. Merriwether and Talbot.
35. Pike and Upson.
36. Houston and Macon.
37. Dooly and Irwin.
38. Thomas and Decatur.
30. Baker and Early.
40. Lee and Sumpter.
11. Randolph and Stewart.
42. Muscogee and Marion.
43. Harris and Troup,
11. Heard and Carroll.
45. P aiding and Floyd.
16. Chattooga, Walker and Dade.
And whenever hereafter the Legislature shall lay
: off’ and establish anew county, it shall be addl'd to
the most contiguous Senatorial District having the
smallest representative population.
JAMES M WAYNE.
President of the Convention.
Attest:
LteiiN LaTaste, Sec'ry of the Convention.’
I therefore, in conformity with the provisions ot
the before recited Act. do hereby give publicity to
the same, and enjoin each voter for members of the
General Assembly of this State, on the day therein
specified, to wit :* on the first Monday in October
next, to give his vote of Rnl&caUon,* or ‘Ac Ratiji-
CtUu>n” as provided in said Act ; and that the pre
siding officers certify the same to this Department,
accordingly.
Given under mv hand and seal of the Ex
[L. S } ecutive Department, at the capitol in Mil
ledgtville, this the day and year first above .
written. GEORGE R. GILMER.
By the Governor:
John H. Steele, S. E. D.
j IS
|3rThe Southern Recorder wit! publish the above j
until the first Monday in October next, and all the t
Newspapers of the State will publish it once in the
month of June, and once during the first week in
September next.
By order of the Governor
JOHN. H STEELE. 3. E. D.
General Agency.
THE undersigned renews the offer to his friends
and the public, in the transaction of a GENERAL
AGENCY 111 tins place. He wdi attend to the re
newal of all notes. Ac., that may be e trusted to his
care, in the Central Bank, for the customary fee of
One Dollar tor each renewal; also, to the taking out
and forwarding Grants, for Fifty Cents each
Letters ejictosingmoney and Notes (post paid)
will meet with prompt attention.
JOHN R. ANDERSON.
Milled jeville, Jan. 8,1839.
Puht Orru E, Dart-n, (it
MAIjL ARRANGEMENT FOR la
NorthEfn via Mavakhah.
Contrarl time of Arrival—Tue*<ty, Tltur*-
day* and Saturday*, by 12 F M —Of Depar
ture Monday*, Weditcaday*, and Friday*, at
8, A. M.
Southern via jErrrßuon to S-r Mahv’._
Contract time Os Arrival —Sunday* and V\cd
nt -day*, by 7 A. M.—Close Tuesday* and
Saturday*, at 8 P. M.
VVr.trriißX via 11 AWXtxHviLt.r To Macon.
Arrive*—Tucudaya, Thursday* and Saturdays,
by 8 P. M.
! Close*—Sunday*, Tuesdays and TJiursduy a,
at 5 P. M
Beebswice.
: Arrive* —Wednesday sand Sunday*, by 7 A. M.
Clone* “ “ “ 7 A.M.
ISAAC SNOW, P. M.
j January I
Si It 011 It Hit- (>OOdt.
THE Aubw-riber* call tlw attention of their cus
tomer* and llte public, to their stock ot _good* n-hiclt
‘.*vc been recet .ed !.y ls'.e arrival* Tticir stock of
Brititli French and American I>r> Booila, aut
tattle for the present amt approaching araaon, ia very
general—among which may lie found flannels, cloths,
•aUineta, murenoea, circasaiana, bombanne*. vest
ing*, Irish linen linen slieetinga, tablr and lowcll
diapers, brown Holland, cambric, mull, swiss and
jaeone muslins, linen cambric handhereturh. silk
do. black Gro dc Swiss and Maitona silk, colored
do French and Scotch worked cottars, ribbands,
bobbins, lace*, barrage, rheck*. plaids. English and
Ameriean print*, titearh< and and brown *tie*inga and
ahirting*. shirting strip*, uiiibretiaa, itk, mohair and
cotton hosiery, Ac &c
rr.l A large assortment of
iJ. \ j Boot- and Shoe*,
Hats and Bonnets,
Hardware Queensware, Ifoodenware and
HOLLOW W A HE :
v 33 \ j- = uil- >'3 >
IRON AMD NAILS. ALL SIZES.
While Feud, t reen und Hluel*
I'uint*; Slntlonury* Perfu
mer}', Ar. Ac.
Tlicy are nt all times receiving amt their assort
m nt will lie kent full throughout the year, with such
article* a* are desirable for planters and family use.
All of which will be sold on reasonable terms
J & H H ROKENBAUGH.
Darien, Jail 99, 1839.
DA LUO Y.
zjfcr- This fine thorough bred .SVnl
pw lion aill serve mare* this season
NfHrflr • ,n < (' < ’ place and at some oilier
aland to lie determined on liere
fttic Jf ft “ ,er Dairoy is a blood bay
([ }’ p 1’ 15 hands 3 inebe* high, and of
•■* F 3 fine shape and action lie was
nin im T —bred by Mr Ross,a gentleman
-wiceaae.'HD* of the highest reijieeiability *
copy of whose certificate is given below. Dalmy is
a very sure foal getter , all his mares of last season
having proved with foal. Terms 25 dollars for the
season, to lie paid during the same. A liberal deduc
tion from this price will be made to those who pule
more than one mare. Mures nt a distance willJie
taken earc of and fed for Iff ct*. n day, all expense*
to In- paid before taking away a mare
Brunswick, April 13th, 1839.
“Tic- bay Horse named Dairoy. that 1 sold to Ma
jor W M Grulinin. was got hy Gov Barbour's
inqsirted Horse Truffle, out nfYoung Lady Teazel,
who was by Florirel, out of old Lady Teazel, who
was got by tile imported Archduke, out of a mare by
old 11 dford grnmlnm by Col. Page's Alb-tramp g
grandnin by Davidgea Fearnasiglc *. e grandam
, bv Old Janus, out of the dam of Syras’ Wild air.—
’ Dnlroy was SmSA —.,4 —* my plantation.
Blenheim, in the roomy of Albemarle, an will be7
years old next month.
(Signed) JAMES ROSS.
Washington May bh, 1838.—4 pl 13—4 t
tCf Book Lliidiiig. 4TI
{pj-AU, Books It-fi at the HERALD
Office w ill he well executed at short notice.
Blank and Record Books will he bound to
order. Also. Books of every other de
scription w ill be bound to any pattern that
may be desired Feb. 5.
91 00 Reward.
KAN A WAY from ike subscriber about the 10th
wst a negro fellow, [a jobbing carpenter] nftin
ed DU’ K. or RICH A RD, nbout 95 years of age, and
5 feet, 9or 10 inches high: he is ft good looking ne
gro, of black complexion ; has gram look, nnd
speaks very impertinently, nnd was, when a boy,
accustomed to house work It is supjtosrd he will
make for Charleston, or Georgetown, where his
father (named Abraham) is thought to be he having
been sold in Charleston some years ago Richard
has hern for the last 19 or 18 months taking carpen
ter’s jobs on his own account, both in the city nnd
neighborhood, and jh well known in Burke county,
ana at the Richmond Baths, where he was engaged
nil last summer. I will give the above reward if ta
ken out of the state, and brought to me at Augusta,
or fifty dollar*if lodged in some safe jail where 1 can
get him, nnd n suitable reward if taken up in this
neighborhood on either side of the river
JOHN CARMICHAEL.
April Ift
LUMBER.
Tliu Darie n Steam Saw >llll,
IS NOW IN OPERATION—The proprietors
. wish to contract for the delivery of large quanti
ties of vellow pine Lumber at their wharf, where
the draft of water, and the faeilities for loading are
as good as at any place in the immediate vicinity of
Darien.
They also, wish to contract fora supply of SAW
LOGS-—about four hundred thousand feet will be
required monthly. Contracts tor this amount, or
less, will be given to accommodate applicants
Tin v offer for sal the machinery of h* KICK
Mill. —consisting of mortars, pes.'.aa, shafts,
fanning mills, screens, two pair of very large mill!
stones, and a number of oilier articles.
A bargain is offered to any one who will purchase
the whole. Apply at the mill.
fob 5-41
HOUSE. SHIP. SZGH. AND
0 vn nut rut ai
PAINTING.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
the public that L e has established himself
in this city, atul will le happy to execute any
orders in his line, such as House, Ship. Sign
and Ornamental PAINTING, Oil Gilding,
Graining, Glazing, Papering. Coloring. &c.
StJ- Paints, Oil, Colors. Window Glass, &c.
constantly on hand.
All orders punctually attended to, and Jobs
executed in a tv orkmnnlike manner.
N. B. All orders front the country punctu
ally attended to. The subscriber will be found
at Mr.Chick’s residence.
GORHAM SAWYER.
Reference:
Rogers & Crane, Darien.
Col. D. M. Stewar*. Liberty County.
Darien. Jsnu; ry 2!, 1839.
G eorsrin—sl r 1 n tosli Con ’ity.
VCM ‘ HERE AS, Roswell King, appliesfor leiteis
It of dismission on the estate of Pierce Butler,
late of said County deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all. and
singular the kindred and creditors o. said deceased
to be and appear at my office within the time 1 rvv
seribed by law. to shew cause, if any exist, why said
letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 23d day of
| February, 1839 ‘ J E- TOWNSEND
■ feb 26 Clerk, C O.
NEW STORE.
K. A V.( . >I*I,I.!SXAN A CO.
LX,IV.IIR CIIY.TSErAin CO
GEORGIA,
Inform their friends and the public that they have
Otrened a wore at tin* place for general retail trade
‘t hey have ju o received per ateamer Col. Jewett, a
large quantity ot good*, comprising a very extensive
assortment, seleeted uh particular reference to the
country trade. Among which art the follow ing ar
ticles :
80 bags green Coffee
10 -‘ .Manilla •*
20 bbls. N. E Rum
6 “ Hullnrtd Gin
15 “ Felp’* “
10 “ Eagle “
5 “ Cognac Brandy
10 “ Peach “
8 “ Irnitatiou “*
5 “ Malaga Wine
4 -‘ Cinnamon Cordial
4 cask* Porter
20 bbl*. Flour
10 -‘ Crackers
20 “ N O. Hugar
8 “ Loaf
10 “ Molasses
3 “ Table 8al!
5 bag* Filberts
10 boxes Cavendish Tobacco
8 ” Honeydcw “
10 “ small Plug “
S kegs small Twist “
10 bbl*. Irish Potatoes
60 boxes haistn*
25 *• Spanish .Segßr*
25 “ 1 Spanish “
20 “ American “
12 keg* llupanee Fff Powder
12 “ 44 Ff 44
1000 lb*. Bar L ad
50 bug* Ntiot
5 boxes Bar Soap
5 44 Shaving “
5 44 Fancy 44
3 doz. Carolina Weeding Hoes
3 “ Patten 44 “
fl “ Iron Trace*
900 lit*. Pots
fit.*) “ Ovens
3U) “ Spider*
3vkt 44 Ftre dogs
1 doz. pair Shovel and Tongs
3 -‘ ‘I ea Kettles
3 44 Sauce Pail*
1 doz. UtCcs
} “ double barrel shot Guns
12 “ ‘lit! Cups
6 Coffee Pot*
12 “ Nest’* Band Buckets
20 “ Tin Pans
6 ‘- “ Plates
6 *• Coffee Mill*
100 Caudle moulds
12 pair Bras*Candlesticks
3 uoz. Vvooden Buckets
2 44 Wash Baistns
50 casks Nails
A M Guntlints
12 Uoz. Shoe Blacking
12 gross knitting Pins
100 pair Hook hinges
90 “ Brass Knoos
6 Cord Mope
Fish IttMjks assorted
1 doz. lionte Brushes
12 “ t ollon Cards
6 “ Vv 00l ‘ 4
20 Ih. Shoe Thread
Louktug Glasses assorted
Shaving 4 -
6 doz. Razors
6 “ 4 “ Strps
6 “ Shaving Boxe*
6 “ “ brushes
5 44 Hair “
2 “ Plough Lines
6 44 Collin'* Axes
10 “ Black Ink
3 “ ked “
3 -‘ Hammers
I “ Smoothing Plain*
1 “ Jack “
1 44 Fane *•
4 “ Mutch “
4 44 Maiding
3 “ Hand Saws
12 44 Screw Augurs
12 *• Chissels
2o gro. Screws; SOsetls Knife* and Forks
sv) sells Killies; 1 doz. Toat Adds
1 doz. Chop Axes; 2 do Snuliera
12 “ Dressing Combs; 12 do T ucking do
12 “ Side uo; 3 Pocket do.
6 Card Spurs; Violin strings assorted
4 doz. stock Locks
6 “ Pocket Biaiks ;6 do Spectacles
12 gro. Pearl Buttons ; 12 do Bone do
12 “ I .listing do ; I do Lives
12 “ Britlaina Table Spoons
12 “ “ Tea 44
12 44 Curry Combs
96 pi men* lined and bound Brogan*
84 “ 44 kips Brogans Cora U.
Phi “ “ 4 ‘ best
96 44 “ “ sewed “
96 44 “ Calf Leather bound Brogans
96 44 44 44 Card “ “
100 “ “ double sole kip Brogans
100 “ “ 44 44 calf “
60 44 Gentlemen’s Water P. oof Boots
60 44 fine calf sewed Boots
20 44 thick Boots
6(.) 44 children’s Roan Morocco
84 “ boy’s kip Brogans
60 44 youths Lasting Slippers
BO 44 44 “ “ heals
60 “ children’s Leather Boots
100 “ women's Leather Boots
100 “ “ u Shf>es
60 “ ladie’s col’d lasting heal Straps
60 “ 44 black Straps
60 •* “ fine kid ties
60 “ “ mor T heals
48 44 Villedge Lace
36 •* Paris tics
60 “ Kid Straps; 100 do Leather Shoes
grain; 60 do calf do pegged; 36 do
do do grain; 3 do kip Shoes
24 pr boy’s Hair Seal Caps
24 “ nieu’s “ “
24 “ “ Fur Seal Caps
36 “ Gentlemen’s plain Russia Hats
36 “ 44 super *- 44
24 “ “ blk Conney Hats
24 -‘ “ Russia Hals narrow
brims
36 “ blx Beaver Hats
12 “ blk wool
24 -‘ Tarpolin Hats
24 “ Wool Hat*
4090 yds J brown Shirting
1500 “ 4-4 44 Sheeting
1000 “ i bleached Starting
1000 44 6-4 44 family 44
500 u 7-4 u tt w
300 “ 4-4 Wallerman 44
31*1 44 7-8 upper fall
300 44 superior 4-4 do do
100 “ red Canton Flannel
100 44 brown 44 44
150 “ bleached “ 44
9 pieces red wool “
8 44 white 44 “
9 “ Power Loom do
6 “ brown Cotton Drill
4 “ plain brown Linen do
7 44 Shirting stripes
3 44 blue Drill
4 44 1-4 Plaid
3 “ 4-4
10 44 Marlibar Stripes
4 44 fine 3-4 Checks
2 45 Constitution Drill
4 “ Gray I.iiiim ys
20 44 Fancy Prints; 12 do red ground
do ; S do blue striped do ; 6 do
small fig’ddarkdo; 8 do striped
do; 3ndo RsrOried do; 25 do
dark Chintsdo; 10 do do Furni
ture do.
3 “ French Cambric
4 “ Kniuomcd do
4 “ Kint.*scd Dimity
!5 pieces bomba setts, assorted
3 do scarlet merinoe; 3do brown
b do colored; 4do 6-1 colored do
8 do 4-4 bobinetts: 8 do book muslin
10 do plain swiss do; 16 do satin strip'd
5 do superior satin do;
8 do figured muslin; Bdo checked do
6 do do bobinette; 3 col'd dimity;
4 doz gauze shawls; 2 do silk do
1 ps huckaback diaper; 2 doz buck gloves
2 doz kid and 2 do silk gloves;
2 do carded shirts; 6 do black braids
2 do bead bags;
Bandanna and Cotton Hhds. assorted
2ps blk cravats; 4do Irish lin Ken
Cambricks assorted; 3 ps blk lustings;
8 ps blue and gray satinetts
2 doz pair men's colered cotten gloves
3 do do India rubber suspenders
3 do do worsted do
6 do do col'd double strapt. do
12 do do ladies white cotton hoes;
6 do do men's do do half do
6 do do worsted do do do
Patten and cotton thread, assorted
Pearl, Bone and Lasting Buttons . do
1 doz men’s Camlet Cloaks
1 do Cloth dress Coats; 1 do fine do frock
1 do fine black cloth vests; 1 do blue do
1 do do Cassemerc Pants; 1 do Satinet! do
5 ps Cotton and Silk Ve/ret
3 doz Ladies fine Straw Bonnetts,
Bonnet Linings and trimmings, s•<-. sc.
They have also Drugs, Medicine*, Perfumeries
( ons ciionarie, f*c Togethe r with a £<kml as
soriinent of Croekery and Glass Ware They w ilt
sell all their goods low for cash.
WANTED 48 ABOVE,
All kind* of Country Produce, for which cash and
goods, at low prices, will be paid on delivery at their
“ nrr April 16th, 1839.
I.olx for Summer Scats,
tRE offered on accommodating terms, on that
and sirsbte situation railed the Thicket, about 4
mite* from Darien each Lot containing about 14
acres, the fronts of each having a full view of Doboy
Bur, amt bounding on the creek extending hack a*
far as ihe road leading to Bmsden'a Bluff. Plots of
ihe nl K >ve, and terms of sule. can lie seen at the Count
ing Room of F R SHAKEI.FORD, Esq.
Darien, 19th Feby. 1839—tw
For Snip.
a A pleasantly situated and very com
fortable dwelling house and lot, with all
necessary out-buildings, at Rtdgeville,
three miles from the citv. Term* of sale
will be mode easy, and accommodating.
The healthof Ridgeville as a summer’s residence, is
too well known, to require any recommendations,
and being so near to Darien iftust make it a desirable
retreat to men of business. E. 8. REES.
Darien, Jan 29-4 t
Ixuar Snow,
’■MT'ODLD inform his customers and the public,
V w that he continues to keep on hand at his old
stand, an extensive assortment of merchandize em
bracing almost every variety, such as Dry Goods,
Groce****, H-idwarr, Ctnlcry, Hollow-ware, Earth
en-ware and Crockery, Glass-ware, Hats, Caps and
Bonnets; Boots and Shoe*. Book* and Stationary ,
perfumery and a great variety of Fancy article*.
He intend* to keep hi* assortment a* complete
through the season as may be required to meet the
wishes of his Customers,
Darien, Feb. 5 ts
Notice.
gMX The subscriber w ishes to sell a tract
I of two hundred acres of land, lying on
the Altamaha river about 25 miles above
; Darien Stud land is well timbered with
. sAin - pj nc nn d „ convenient landing or
Biufftoit. For terms applv to J J Garrison or the
subscriber. JOHN MITCHF.L
April 2d, 1839.
Notice.
THE following persons made default ns Grsnd
Jurors, at the present Term, Superior Court,
Mclntosh County
A J Baggs. C VV Rogers, Thus A. Houston,
Jonathan Thomas and Thomas K. Gould.
The following persons made default a, Petit Ju
ror* —Lewis Sexton Mathew Dregors, VV .Mabry,
Jesse Ohrynn, Robert .Middleton, Enoch VVyley,
William Puncher, Satnurl Rowe, Rolx-rt Caldwell,
VV R McDonald. N. M Culder. Henry Canon.
Daniel Young, Jo-dan Rvalls. Benjamin Dean,
George I Noble Miehiel King, Jonos Dregors, J S,
Carrol, Jordan Poppel.
It is ordered, that the forgoing Grand Jurors, lie
fund in the sum of forty dollars each, and the for
going Petit Jurors, be fin.d in the sum of twenty
dollars each, unless they file a good and sufficient
excuse therefor, on or before the next term of this
Court with the Clerk thereof. Bv order,
J E TO WS’SEXD, Clerk.
ap 30 3t
Land# for Sale.
jftfflSlv ALL those two Trocts or Lots of
Land, situate in the 2d district of Ap
pling county, and on the waters of the
Alaiomaha River; one known and dis
tinguistaed by the No. and containing 370 aefes
the other by the No. 658, and containing 112 acresy
ot.U having the right of a ferry granted in a charter
by the Legislature of the State. Any person wish
ing to trade for the same, may do so by letter, direct
ed to Archibald Brydie. Athens, Ga.: or to J. He
Fleming, Charleston, S. C. And Ido hereby forbid
all persons w hatsoever from trespassing in any way
whatever on said premises, as the law in such cases
shall be rigorously enforced.
J H. FLEMING.
feb 19-3 m [Athens Banner.)
Joseph Lyman, Jr.
and
Francis K. Bond,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
HAVE associated themselves in the prac
tice of their profession in Darien, and respect
fully offer ibeir services to their friends and’
the public.
Office, Chartier Building. Broad street, op
posite the store of Mr. Samuel M. Street.
Darien, Apr 23. 1839.
“Spanish Cijrars and Tobacco.
Kffß IkAA SUPERIOR SPANISH Cl
aV)VVV GARS, and
Poitiaox Brown’s genuine Virginia Leaf, and
Cavendish TOBACCO. For sab ly
feb 12 J AS H ROKENBAUGH
Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED, having completed his
privau: Hospital, announces to his friends and the
public, that he is now ready to receive invalids.—
Boat Hand* so illy provided for on board of boats,
and suffering much from their confined cabins, will
find it to their advantage to avail themselves of the
conveniences of his wards. Negroes from the coun
try labouring under chronic diseases, or requiring
sur rtca) aid will derive greater benefit from his daily
personal auention, and they will be attended to with
less expense to the owner.
Good nurses will be in attendance.
EDW D H. BOND.
Darien, April 16th, 1839.—1 t
Pore Liquors,
CONSISTING of Cognac Bran
dy, H. Gin, Jamaica Rum, N. E.
Rum and Gin” Teneriffe, Port, Madeira, and
Malaga Wines.
For sale wholesale or retail by
ia 22 H. W. HUDNALL.