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DR. JOHN E. BACON* OFFERS his professional services to the public. He has had a large experience in the practice of Medicine, j particularly in Obstetrics, and the diseases of women and j children. His Office is next door below the Drug Store ! of Danforth &. Nagel, up stairs; messages left at their , Drug Store will be attended to. His residence is the one j formerly occupied by the late Dr. Goulding, opposite the ; Court House. Columbus, Jan. 10, 1850. 2 Ctn Obituary. The subject of the following brief notice, Abner H. : Flewei. lev, M. D., was born in Warren county, Ga., on the 19th May, 1800, and died in Wynnton, on the morn ing of the 28th December, 1849, being 49 years and 7 months of age. Dr. Flevrellen was possessed of extraordinary intellec tual endowments, which, combined with a happy temper ament, general intelligence, and the sanctify ing influences of an experimental and practical Christianity, eminently qualified him for the diversified and responsible duties of the citizen and patriot, the husbi nd, father, master, and Christian. Ia every department of life, whether in the legislative hall, circle of friendship, works of benevolence, morality, the sacred duties of domestic character, or the interests of the Church, his influence was for good, and productive of the happiest results. His chief delight, how ever, was found in the latter interests, and in these his excellent character was more fully developed and appre ciated. At sixteen years of age, he became a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, of which he lived and •died an exemplary and useful member. Asa husband, he was particularly attentive and kind; ns a father, firm and dignified, yet mild and aiFectionate J as a master, compassionate and pleasant, communicating to all with whom he had intercourse that feeling ol cheer fulness which so strikingly characterized his own lilt*. Asa Christian, he was conscientious and faithful, suf fering no intervention of religious duty*; when the hour caine for prayer, private oi domestic, or tor public worship in the temple of God, no paramount obligation was recog nized, and nothing was suffered to divert him from these high and holy engagements. The Doctor was particu larly’ courteous and rnild, in his intercourse with mankind, yet fearless and pointed ill his admonitions and reproots to those of his brethren in whom he apprehended a ne cessity for such acts of Christian faithfulness. For the space of twenty years or more, he served the church of his choice us leader of a class, for which re sponsible office he was singularly qualified, and in the exercise, of which he succeeded to a large extent in the edification of those committed to his charge, as well as inspiring them with a high sense of his gifts and graces, *nd consequent value to them in this relation. Long will they remember his lessons of instruction, enibued as they were with the spirit of religion, and replete with “the : wisdom which is from above,” which “ is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy’ to be entreated, full ol mercy j and good fruits, without partiality and without hypocrisy. ; Owing to they Aire of his disease, (involving a total prostration of system,) our beloved brother! guvo no aymiat of a readiness for his change. None tr ait neV ‘°fr. (( )\lreoonl is with God and his broth- j ren ; his life ,|of his religion, the oxemplifica- , tion of his sum “ Mark the perfect man and behold the upright, for the end of that man is peace.” But to sum the whole up in few words, the Doctor was social in his feelings and cheerful in his manners, yet dig nified and grave ; deeply pious and devout in his religion, though not morose ; uniform and bold in his attachments to the church, combining at the same time, the charac teristics of the Christian, patriot, gentleman, and eompa i iaiit Few have lived more beloved, or died more deeply’ j regretted. But “we sorrow not as those who have no liope,” and yielding with submission to this dispensation, ! hope for the formation of a reunion in the “spirit land,” , which shall grow and strengthen with the perpetual ages of a blissful eternity. Jesse Bo a ing. The Georgia Citizen, TTXDER this title, the undersigned proposes, ns soon ns f. <he can etF-cl mi nt the affairs nl'the lute l “Muscogee Democrat,’*to estaaish anew Journal, at j some central point in Goorgia, wilich shall be devoted to j the develnpement of tlieV-s<>urccof tile State and the ! advancement of its induAial pursuits and interests. Its motto will be—“ LuCliie tide nt in all things, Neutral I in nothing.” 1 It will be a “map of biVy life”—spicy, piquant ami varied. It will be the the people's rights, ; and “set for the weak and oppressed, it will be the jfoiirge of TolnipHon in its every phase, j moral, social and pofkical—the “every form of ty- ! ranny over tlft mindsLav* ’Wie special friend of icqual privilc a word, the Edi- j tor will bring all Ins _ JCtXnd energy to the j vffort of making “Ttfifi JJJtPitixkn” the fitting , type ami representative* Gentleman, in ‘ the true and manly aempec-ot* ol that much abused term, and without any ontlie falseßdisguises, arrogant assumptions, and finical pMensionsW its counterfeit. For particulars as to tern*, &c. sea Prospectus, which js-.ill be issued nt an early da\ \ \L. F. W. ANDREWS. Columbus, Jan. 10,1850. ‘2 It E7*Tlf! Journal V Messenger and Tele graph, Macon- Federal Union and Recorder, Milledtcville; Chronicle & Sentinel jcni! K.ejins]te. Augusta; Patriot, Albany, nod ! Advertiser, Montgomery, Ala. “ill each publish the fore- I £oinr one time, aud ee*d accounts to me at this place. * 6 - L. F. \V. A. | I® or It- for Sale. SF.VKNTV-FIVE TIIOMAND lbs. PORK in salt, warranted sound anti limit at the time of hanging, ( for sale, in quantities toisuitmnirchiis rs, at the “ Ken- 1 ti’cky House.” Ogletliorle sttet. Either clear Sides, or lfarns, as may be desiird. to suit the times. A'all and examine. MM. PERRY. j Jan. 10, 1850. 2tf i Notice to Travelers. THAT pleasant .and JLell known Stand formerly occupied bv James AMiGtiire. and known a< the half way House from fkdtitTOus fti Lumpkin, has been taken by tlie suhscrilA, wliWe lie will endeavor to give satisfaction to all who m\’ favor him with their 1 vatronage. N. J. BUSSEY . J ■ meet own, Jnn. 10, 18,0. 2 Ini Doctors Steward & Bozeman, Ark associates in of their profession. Office, west side ofTjro.nnstreot. over the store of J. Ennis & 00. [Jan. 10. 2 3 m House and Lot at Auction. ON the Ist TUESDAY in FEBRUARY next, I will nrll, nt 11 o’clock, in front of inv Store, the Hotie tind Lot lately ofcupiwl bv Mr. R. YV. B. Mtinro, in Wynnton, containing 10cres of land. The house is ; comfortable and rooffta, well adapted to the residence j of a family. On there is a good well, and nil necessary out-buildings. Also, at the same time and place, FIFTY likely NE GROES, for cash and credit. C. S. HARRISON. j A. K. AYER, Anerr. CnlunibuF, Jan. 10, 1850. 2 ?>i WBfMiks ILI be ordered foVrespotlsible persons, at a ; small profit, l\ ‘ a- ROBINSON. Jan. 10 Undei Bunk Sf. Mary’s. Consuiiiption Remedies. R. FITCH’S Brafc(*s,%nhalrog Tubes, Abdom 1 iral Supporters, *m| Medicines. Also,Boston j Cod Liver OIL, just received at*d for sale at DkGRAFFENRIED &l ROBINSON’S. Jan. 10. __ Steel Pens. ONE hundred Silver and Platina Pens. warranted not and write equal to Gold Pens. Also, acrotifciodating holders. Desk Pencils, anew and valuable article, just received at Jan 10 DkGRAFFENRIED &. ROBINSON’S. 1 TWELVE gross. GjdqFMLLMANACS for 1850 just received and wholesale and retail. Jan 10 DeGRAFFE.VRIED & ROBINSON’S. —• L Fort’s lledKal Practice. PRICE f 4 00—just rer^nbqHi DkGRAFFHK’RTED & ROBINSON. Jan 10 * \< Kent. ; THE house former. by 11. S. Estes.— For particular. inrftnof J. M. Esti?s, or Wm. C. Gray. January 3,1559. f . j*t I Wool Manufacturing WfILL be with the Cotton Manufactnr mf in the New’ | Factory Mill in the best manner, either in AffblJMKolls. as customers may want—having the b® olniachinery and long expe ; rienced they flatter Utenraelves that perfect satisfac j tion will be given. N. B.—Cash will for walnut’s hulls, or barks Ironi the nuts. % BRIDGES & MATHEWS. | Columbus, Oct. 11, 1849. 41 3m COLUM BUS COTTON GIN Manufactory, FMriUE subscribers, proprietors of the Girard GIN Manufactory, have now completed their exten sive building in the cit *■• of Columbus, and are prepared ■o furnish ANY NUMtERtof their ItnproYdd Cotton Gins, which way be wanted t® Planters in Georgia, Ala I boinn. nr the adjoining Staty. 1 The reputation of there Gftis is so wellestablished.tiia j thenroprietors deem it unnecessary to say any thing in i the ray ut recommendation. They are warranted rqiiaho any innuiifactured, and in all cases *.o give entire satisfaction to those who may try them. ! OCT ORDER* by mnil.or give,, to ourtravellinga-ent J i will, it, every he promptly and faithfully attend !ed to. TERM.>jisfavorable as ran he given hv any oth ;cr Eatat.list.meiA. K. T TAI LOR Jfc CO. rnl.imtiiis.Ga. April 18. 1r.49. fl)l5 j TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS COUNTRY MERCHANTS. | Ak. J. N. KEELER Sl BRO. most respectfully ’ U solicit attention to their fresh ttock of English, French, German and American Drugs, Medicines, Che micals, Paints, Oils, I)ye*stuffs,’ Glassware, Berfimiery, | Patent Medicines, Ac. Having new store^s’o. I 294 Market-st., fuh snpjjly of Frish Drugs and j Medicines, we res*X;lly sUjciKlnmtrv tiealersto exa | mine our stock eisctftiWe, I otic all who may WdiEnSTal toexteiid age, to sell themmlne Dns Medicines, on as liberal terms as any lothdrhouse • v . and to faith fully execute all orders entrusted prpihptly; r mid with dispatch. One of-the proprietors Wing ‘p,regular physi cian, affords ample of t\ e genuine 3 qualiiv of all articles soM* :tA.J.h.'ir Fstal)!is!unt,h- V\*e especially i invite druggiVsNimT country who mav wish to become agents for Dr. KtSeler’sjVlqJirated Family ; Medicines, (stander 1 and popular rtumdies,) to forward ; their address. Soliciting the patronage,of dealers, w’e ; respectfully remain, J. N. KEELER &. BRO. YYlwlesaleDruggists . Oct. 11, 1819. ly No.294MarkeYst. Phil’a. Slugs, lings S Rags! The Rock Island Factory IS prepared to purclinse clean 1.1 NEN, I IF.MPor Cot ton RAGS, and will pavklj cents per pound hr One II iimlred Thousand pnflLidsmdelivered at the Mi ls, on ! the Chattahoochee rfverlin'\ mi les above Columbus ill ‘ quuiitilies of nr t less thaw I Onkpotiuds. ! (Cr’ Merchants aml Tut vr* ii tlie surroii nding country ; wotilil do well to draw theiattiiition ot theircustoitier; to ! the advantage of SAVINGTtAUd, and axchanging for Goods hiul Wares. CASH will always he paid for at “Rocklslano ’ Factory.” Bv order of the Board. GEORGE YV. YVINTER, Sec’v. | Columbus. Ga. March l, 1849. 9tf Just Received. .X I-BS. Z’ lh\r YYWrsted, (assorted colors.) I 150 Worste.V l'llterns, from 25 cents to $8 00 14 Dozen (asst,i ted colors.) 300 YVorsteilßeemor; (assorted.) 5 Do/.. Notlitg“ “ 4 (’rotlhe®“ “ 20 “ Knitilii*pins, (Ivory and YY’ood,) of nil 100 YDtrJs Cannra*(assorted.) Geld, Silver run! SieeNßeads, Clasps, Tassels, Frin ; gos. A c.of nil kinds. | N. 11. AII of the above goods w ill he sold very low. C. Hit I N O & t (). November 15, 1849. 4G—tf Oh yes! Oh yes!! THE undersigned lias made arrangements for a regular supply, during the season, of MEXICAN GULF OYSTERS, fresh from the Bay, which will be served up, in any form to suit the Epicurean or the Plebian, at his old stand, on Crawford street, a few doors west of Broad street. JAMES BOULTER. November I, 1849. 44-4 in Sturgis A’ .Hiller, AYTORNOEf AT LAW, Buena Vista, Clarion comity, Ga. YY r ILL practice in at 11 he eoon ties of tlie Chattahoochee 1 and adjoining counties ol the South YY’esternCircuit. THAI). STURGIS, K. \V. MILLER. I Feb. 15,1849 7 ts Stove and Tin Ware ESTABLISHMENT, a j. 11. HICKS, r, ■ > ~V Broad Street, above the n,rir ket, and also one 4 door above Ennis & Co.’s Hard "'are store, has lately re- j •l ,!! !ii!l !| li|!!lFlifiisii r l!iS m co ’ aue assor, ment of | ’ y Ifousc-kfeping Articles, j ; ever brought to this market, C Brooms, Coffee Mills, ! J Knives and Forks, Sieves i • Sheet Iron and Tin Tea Kettles, &.c. See. Iron and Brass, Tin and Sheet Iron manufactured, to ■ any pattern, with neatness and despatch. Clean Linen and Cotton Rags rc- | ceived for dues or goods, at 3 1-2 cts. per pound. Persons indebted for 1848 are requested to “call at the ! ; Captain's ofilce and settle,” as longer indulgence will not be given. Nov. 29, 1849. 48-ts j A CARD, | Kesioralion ami Preservation of the Hair, BY M. V. YVISE & SON, OF VIRGINIA. i VI A. YY’ISE & SON, finding it altogether impossi j sihle to attend persoiiiillv to tlie treat number of • daily applications, from all sections of the Union, for 1 their Remedy for Baldness, and for their celebrated I If AIR TONIC, have found it necessary to appoint a j : General Travelling Agent, to visit different cities and ; towns throughout the United States, vesting himjtnxj ; authority to appoint sub-agents, use and vend theqjiAV ! Tonic, and apply the RESTORATIVE, and put them i into the hands of those he may appoint to operate wher | ever a sufficient number of patients in any town or neigh i berlwrhood shall be obtained. ( CART. GEORGE CALVERT, of Fauquier co. Y’a. is alone authorised to act as General Travelling | Agent, with the powers above indicated, i Capr. C. may be expected to visit, as speedily as ! speedily as practicable, the principal cities and towns of the Union. N. B. CapL Calvert will alwayshave on band a full sup i ply of the HAIR TONIC, (which cleanses the head of | dandruff", strengthens and invigorates the hair, and pre | vents it, also, from falling oflf,) for the region of country [ most contiguous t o his operations, or it may always he ; obtained, at wholesale, and forwarded to any part of the Union, by addressing the proprietors, M. YY'ISE &. SON, . Richmond, Va. ECU §9 per dozen, cash. Six bottles for §5 —or one | dollar for a single bottle. Dec. 13, 1849. 50 2tn. For Sale. A VALUABLE PLANTATION containing4oo acres. 220 cleared, and making near 1000 pounds per acre the present year, situated on Big Swamp creek, 12 miles east of Tuskegee, and 8 southwest from Society Hill, and 3 1-2 northeast of YY'arrior's Stand. Address J. H. Harris, at YVarrior's Stand, or Thomas ! Morris, Columbus, Gu. JAMES 11, HARRIS. | Nor. 29,1849. [Tus. Rep.) 48— It. @®BDTBOIIED §HBUTTQEGHIk= For Sale. A HOUSE AND LOT, comfortably and pleas antly situated, in Summerville, Ala. for sale, cheap. C. S. HARRISON, AuCl'r. Dec. 27, 1849. 52 ts ®®®KSo JpjjkTHE subscriber takes this method to return thanks to his friends, for their liberal patron- j age during the past year, and Jousts, by promptness and fair dealing, to merit a continuance of the same. He has much enlarged his stock recdnthvWid uqw offers for sale ; the largest and besßsefected assortment of Books jiiul Stationery, ever offered in Columns, comprising a great variety of School, Classical, and miscellaneous Books, together with every variety of Staple and Fancy Sta- j tionery —all of which will he sold on reasonable terms. A liberal discount made to Teachers, and those who buy j to sell again. All are respectfully invited to call at the ‘ old established Book Store, cast side Broad street, two j doors above Mechanics’^JSHiik. Jan. 3, 1850 (1 3ri JOHN YY*. PEASE. Garden^eeds. A LARGE Seeds, of every ! [ -c*- variety, just for sale at the Book j Store of X JOHN \V. PEASE. Jan. 3, 1850 1 3in illale School. JOHN ISHAM, Principal. At the corner of Forsyth and Franklin streets, (in the building occupied Inst year by Mr. D. Shivers.) rißriHE exercises of this school will commence on Monday, January 7. Scholastic year, 40 weeks—Tuition, .$3(). Columbus, January, 3d, 1850. 1 8t THE TROY WOOD WARE Manufacturing Company, ARE now ready to commence operations, and will promptly supply all orders with which they may be favored, for every description of HOLLOW WOOD WARE, embracing Buckets, Tubs, Pails, Churns, Cans, Alc. &c. The Company will be ready by the Ist of March to enter extensively into the manufacture of CBIAEII§, of which they will be able to turn out a very superior article. The Manufactory is situated at the mouth of Mulberry Creek, 12 miles from Columbus, 20 from Opelika, and 22 from YY’est Point. The Company is thus afforded facilities for transportation in every direction, and will be able to furnish their goods in every section of the State at short notice, and on reasonable terms. U” Orders left at the stores of P. Spf.xcer, 6r B. Jef ferson-, in this city, will be promptly filled. All orders through tlie mail, must be directed to 11. G. Jefferson & Cos., Columbus, Ga. YY’e shall be. happy to accommodate the world generally, and our friends particularly. Columbus, Jan. 3,1850. 1 ts N. B.—Persons wishing to purchase privileges for man ufacturing purposes can do so, as there are a number of Water Lots upon the premises for sale. yj K# Steamer Fashion, WILL leave, in a-few days, for NEW ORLEANS. F*r freight, or passage, apply to Ca'pt. CADYVALAPER, or IIILL, DAYVSON & CO. Cdumbus, Jan. 3,1850. 1 3t PRATING AND WRAPPING PAPER. IBY HE Rock Island Factory Company, have now on JL haul, for sale, a good article of Wrapping Taper, of their own manufacture, and will in a week or two, be able to fiinmh PRINTING PAPER, |of any desirable quality or size. Orders respectfully so licited. Colnmhim, Pet. 27, 1849. 52 ts 30 ft csrocs AND A PLANTATION FOR SALE, IgjgJL THE plantation is in Russell county, AU. on the Little U MM chee creek—free from inunda jMse§§li! *’' ou > b mile* from Columbus, Geo. and less than 3 from Ft. Mitchell, landing on the riv er; contains 900 acres, and is regarded, by those who know it, one of the healthiest and best places in the coun ty. It lies on the line o f the contemplated Girard and Mobile Railroad. It will be sold for less than the pres ent. value of the crop grown on it this year; the pay ment to suit the purchaser. Apply in Columbus, Geo., to the undersigned. The Negroes are men, women, boys, girls and chil dren—all plantation negroes ; among them, are a tolera ble carpenter, good wagoner, and shoemaker. They will be sold on the plantation, at public Auction, on Tuesday, the 15th January next, on a credit until the 25th Decem ber, 1850, without interest. Also, 2500 bushels corn, fodder, oats, peas, potatoes, pork hogs, stock hogs, cattle, oxen, sheep and mules—a fine lot and most of them young. Also, wagons, gear, plantation tools, Gin, thrash fan, straw-cutter, corn-sheller, &c. I*. J. BEM ME 8. November 29, 1849. 48—7 t O* Thv above plantation is sold, and the br.lanre of | tiie property will be, positively. p. J. ! Dec. 27,’ 1849. FALL AND WINTER GOODS. A, splendid assortment of Ncyv STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, EMBRACING all the new desirable styles and fabrics*just received and nowon sale at (At the old stand, Corner of Broad & Randolph Sis.) j All of which will positively be SOLD AS LOW as : the same kind of goods can “be bought in Columbus. The Ladies and Gentlemen of the city and vicinity 1 are invited to call and examine the stock which is ton 1 rich and extensive to be enumerated in an advertise ment. CHARLES MV GATT. Columbus, October 18,1849. 42—ts MBS.BAR3WELL AS/S/'OtJLD inform her friends! * w and the public, tliat she has j V 1 jnst returned from New York, and has opened anew and handsome assort ment of millinery, dress i ‘jbf j SILKS, Gace Capes und oth- j er articles too numerous to mention.— J 7 f \ Thankful for past patronage, she soli cits a continuation of the same. October 25, 1845. 43—ts Slo.ff.Xlfl, DRAPER A\D TAILOR, HAS just opened his new Establishment in one . of the handsome stores under the St. Mary’s Bank, and two doors below the Post Office, where, after a brief ‘-state of retiracy,” he is prepared to accommodate old customers and new. with every i thing desirable in the way of ?Ma3©j3im! tMfO’ffiHS* His stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c., is rich and ample, and will be made up, for responsible gentlemen, in the best style of the art. George is “himself again”—therefore, he hopes all will call, \ sure that “ none will go away dissatisfied.” Columbus, Nov. 1,1849. 44-ts 1 Dividend l\o. 18. fWlflE Bank of St. Mary’s has this day declared, ! -®- out of its profits, a Dividend of ei >• hi per cent. GEO. YV. WINTER, Cashier. Columbus. Ga., January 1, ISSO. | jt j i THE ODD FELLOWS’ INSTITUTE. FHriHE exercises of this Institution will be re -®- sumed on the first Monday in January next under the superintendence and control of Dr. Neisler, and Mr. Benjamin Shivers, whose qualifications ns Teachers, require no recommendation in this communi ty- Parents and Guardians who desire to have their sons j and YY ards thoroughly and systematically instructed, j would do well to avail themselves of the services ol these Teachers. Terms of Tuition as Follows : For Primary Clnsse*, per Term sl2 00 English Grammar, Geography, &c 16 00 Latin, Greek,fund Mathematics 20 00 They will employ such ass : stance as may be necessa- * rv, and attention will be given for the proper and thor- j ough instruction of pupils committed to their charge. S. A. BILLING, j A. H. COOPER, I JACOB FOGLE, > Trustees. M. YVOODIS L FF, I YV. WILLIAMS, J Columbus, Dec. 27, 1849. 52 3t. Columbus Female Academy, THE Trustees of this Institution are gratified in j being able to announce to the public, that they I have secured the services of Mr. and Mrs. MUNRO, as j Principals of this Institution. To the citizens of Colum bus and its vicinity, these Teachers are too well known to need that any thing should be said of them. And that persons at a distance may judge of their character, it need only be known that they have had charge of one Insti tution in otir neighborhood, the YY’ynnton Female Acad emy, for a period of nine successive years. Patrons and persons interested in the cause of Educa tion, are invited to visit the school room at any time du ring school hours, viz : between 9 and 12, a. m., or be tween 2 and 5 p. m. The first term for the year 1850, will commence on Monday, January 14. TUITION—per year of 40 weeks, S4O 00 Ancient or Modern Languages, (each) 20 00 Incidental Expenses, 2 00 One-half to be paid in advance. By order of the Board of Trustees. J. FORSYffH, Sec’y. Dec. 20,1849. 51_4t Dancing’ Academy. Mil. R. POWELL, (lato of New York,) has the honor to announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Columbus, and its vicinity, that he ex- pects to open a class sometime in January next, should he receive sufficient patronage, for the purpose of giving instruction in that polite art, in all its varieties. In ad dition to the plain style of Dancing and Waltzing, the fol lowing FASHIONABLE AND FANCY DANCES will be taught during the season : Cachticha, El Jaleo Xeres, La Sylphide, Cel larius Waltz, Cracovienne, Muscovientie, Re gatta Hornpipe, Redowa Waliz, Varsovienne, Highland Fling, Wreath Waltz, Cing Temps, Polka Waltz, &c.. Together with tlie fashionable Quadrilles of Polka Mazurka, Ist and 2nd sets, and new Quadrilles ot Redowa, as danced in the principal cities and fash ionable watering places in the United States. Ladies who may wish to learn the more late and fashionable styles, such as Polka, Mazurka, Redowa and Celiarms Waltzing, or Polka. Mazurka, and Rdovva Quadrilles, will be wailed on at their resi denc.on day and hours to suit their convenience. Parents and guardians entrusting their children to my charge, may rely on the strictest, attention being paid to their ease, grace and general deport ment. Terms, and oilier details may be known on appli cation to ine. Dec. 20,1849. 51 ts MR. k MRS. BRENAN’S ENGLISH SCHOOL, Corner of Troup and Broad Sts Columbus, Ga. fg'lHE exercises of the above will be resumed on the first Monday in January next. A few more scholars will be received in Music—Piano Forte and singing, on scientific principels. Dec. 27, 1849. 52 3t SELECT FEMALE SCHOOL* MRS. C. L. HENTZ, will continue the Ex ercises of her present Session, in the house formerly occupied by Mr. Dudley, after the first of January next. Dec. 20,’ 1849. 51 2t Rdrug business, (At the late stand of Pond &, YY'ilco.x, DANFORTH & NAGEL O AVINIi purchased flu* Drug Estnb li 1 lislniieiit of Messrs. I’ond & YVilcox, would inform iheir friends and tlie public, tbul they intend keeping on hand a good supply of Drills, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Surgical Instruments, Ac. Ac. and other articles usually kept in a Drug Store, all of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms. From Mr. D.’s practical acquaintance itli the business, and his determination to devote himself entirely to tha accommodation of his customers, he hopes to receive a liberal share of public patronage. Columbus Ga. Nov. 1. 1849. 41 ts Winter’s Pal aec Mills I HAVE now a good supply of fresh “round Flour, of three qualities; sav, FINE, SUPERFINE, and FANCY brands; each kind is made from the best of YVestern YY'heat, and the only difference is the colour. The price by retail is, for Fine, Si3 per half barrel ; Su perfine, .$3 25 per half barrel; Fancy, .$3 50 per half barrel. Discount made to those who buy to sell again. Quarter barrels arc sold proportionately cheap. JO. JEFFERSON, Clerk. I)ee. 27,1849. 52 ts boardingT MR. I’. 11. SM E Y I), would be glad to accommodate ! a few l)av Boajdders, at $lO per month, at the j house opposite Mr. A. O. Biackniar, on Forsyth iStreet. Columbus. Dec. 27, 1849. ‘52 3t Dyeing and Renovating j W. S. THACKER WOULD respectfully inform the ladies and gen tlemen of Columbus and vicinity, that he is i still at liis old stand on Broad street., near tlie mar- j ket, where he is prepared to execute all work eu- i trusted to him, in the various departments of Dycins, Sconring’ and Renovating new and old clothing. Ladies’ Silks, Merinoes and i Satins cleansed of stains and impurities and colored j ;to any shade. Also finished to look and wear as I well as new. Gentlemen's garments cleansed and dyed so as i 1 not to soil the whitest linen. O* All orders thatikiully received, and promptly i executed. Columbus, Oct. 11, 1849. 41—ts ! N. MATHIEU, French Boot Maker, i Mygatt’s Buildings, Randolph Street, If S now receiving and ‘ ■ will keep constant- j P- I ly on hand, a large assort- j W. I ■ ment of fine FjrenCb I psaJ&r Boots, made of the | best material, which he will sell on the most rea sonable terms. He has also on hand, a large and splendid assortrno nt of fine FRENCH CALF SKINS, which he will make up to order, in a j manner, which for style and durability, cannot be sur passed. N. B.—Just received, 100 pairs of Mr. M. Louis’ fine French Boots. j October 25, 1849. 13-ts i HARNESS. COACH, Barouche, Buggy, Dray and Wagon, in- 1 eluding all qualities anil styles,” will lie sold low for cash or approved credit. WADE & CO. Sign Golden Saddle. I Nov. 15, 1349. ‘ 46—3 m TRUNKS. SOI.E LEATHER, Iron Frame, Folio nnd Wood Frame. Trunks, the largest assortniei t everofiS-red ; n this market, for sale low for cash or approved credit, by WADE &c CO. Sign Golden Saddle. November 15,1819. 46—3 m Carriage Trinimioss. BROAD and Narrow Laces, Patent Leather Top','and all other kinds. Linings and Cloths, Tassels and j Fringes, Coach Konus, Rubber nnd Patent Cloth,l.an ps ; i and Varnish,of all kinds, and a variety of other unifies ! in the CARRIAGE TRIMMING LINK, all of which 1 will be sold either at Wholesale or retail, ns low as ran ! he bought in any market. South, for cash or approved ; credit, by WADE &, Cy, Sign Golden Snddle. j November 15,1349. 46—3 m j Saddles. INGUSH, Spanish, American and Vj Ladies’ Saddles, of all qualifier, for sale, either at Wholesale or retail, low 11 1 1 lilljBliji! for cash, or approvrd credit, bv WADE It CO. 1 ft Sign ol the Golden Saddle. Lj Columbus, Nov. 15,1349. 46 —3m KING & WINNEMORE, Commission Merchant 0, MOBILE, ALA. [ Mob. Tab.] Dec. 20,1849. 51 ts # C. J. ROOSEVELT, M. D. HO MCE OP A TIIIC PIIYSICIA N. OFFICE —formerly occupied by Dr. Sankey, St. Clair street. 03” Refkuenck P. T. SCHLEY. K. B. FISH BURN. JOHN G. WINTER, p. McLaren, JAMES F. WINTER. Columbus, N0v.8,1849. 45—3 in Cmaiber. THE subscribers respectfully inform the public that their STEAM SAW MILE is in full op eration, and that they are now prepar’d to furnish any quantity of SUPERIOR LUMBER at the shortest notice. O’ Persons wishing to be supplied, will call on A. A. LOWTHER, in Columbus, or to TANARUS, CAIRNS, at the Mill. CAIRNS, TAYLDR & Cos. Dec. 18,1349. 50 if ELMS & GRAY, HAVE just received from New York and New Orleans, a large and complete assortment of DESIRABLE GOODS; among which may he found : N. O. SUGAR; Loaf, Crushed and Pulverized SUGAR ; New Orleans Syrup; Old C AL FLOUR, MACKEREL, Holt’s Buckwheat FLOUR; BAGGING, ROPE. CRACK. ERS, CRANBERRIES, Best Poland STARCH, Ginger, Pepper and SPICE, Northern CHEESE, RAISINS; Lead, POWDER and SHOT; Collins’s AXES; Trace and Halter CHAINS, COPPERAS, NAILS, SALTPETRE. SHAKER BROOMS, Cedar TUBS and BUCKETS,Coca DIPPERS, SIF TERS, PO TASH, Horse COLLARS, Blind BRIDLES, Plow Lines, and Bed Cords ; PICKLES; Country LARD; Grindstones, &c. &c. Together with a fine lot of STAPLE JDRY GOODS. HATS,SHOES AN D CROCKERY. 03“ To those who use the “vulgar weed,” we would say we have as fine IIAVANNA CIGARS and CHEWING TOBACCO, as can lie found in market. Our motto is, “Small Profits and Quick Salih.” 03” Call and see, before you buy elsewhere. ELLIS Ac GRAY Are Agents for “Franklin Factory and Wayman Mills,” Upson county, and hare a good supply of YARNS and OSNABURGS on hand. Columbus, Dec* 27,1819. 52 4t 111 lilt CHARLES BRUNO & CO. Have taken the capacious Store recently occupied by L. J. Davies, next door to their old stand, under the St. Mary’s Bank, BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GA., which they have fitted up in a superior style for the exhibition and safe of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, of every description, such as Nunn’s & Clark’s and Chickering’s splendid Rosewood and Mahogany (with and without the Aeolian attachments and patent tuneable reeds,) Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Brass Instruments, Accordeons, Bows, Strings, &c. 03** All the most popular MUSIC of the day, though not published here, will be received monthly, and sold on the most favorable terms. THEIR STOCK OF FAMSI is also very desirable and extensive, consisting in part of Plated W are, Temperance Jewels, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, Bead Bags, Ladies’ Fans, Work Boxes and Writing Desks, with numerous othor beautiful, new and useful articles, too tedious to mention. WATCHES REPAIRED by a faithful workman. The Ladies are respectfully invited to call and view our improved facilities for the exhibition and sale of our large stock of goods. Columbus, Oct. 11, 1819. [4l-tf] CU BRUNO & CO. N. B. Charles Bruno, Importer of German and French Musical Instruments, No. G 2 Liberty street, (up stairs) New York, will attend, personally, to the selection and purchase of Pianos and other goods for the house in Columbus. C. B, CO. li" p ®©© ‘ AT COST, FOR CASH, OSI.V, At the old stand of G. C. Sherwood, West side of Broad Street, next door to J. Ennis, & Co.’s Hard-Ware Store. . The Undersigned, owing to the late mild season, offers his entire full and winter stock of ready made clothing, at cost, for cash, consisting of a large variety ol new and fashionable clothing, viz: „ ~ , _ Over Coat Sacks • Cloth Cloaks: Beaver and Blanket Over Coats ; Cloth Dress and Frock Coats-. Plain and Fancy Cassimere Pantaloons; a large lot nf Vests; Beaver and Moleskin Hats; Cloth Caps ; Under Shirts and Drawers; Handkerchiefs; Cravats; Gloves and Urn br \ll persons, in want of clothing, would do well to call and examine my stock, as this is no hl4 11. MIDDLEBROOK. Dec. 1?. I*l9, ° {) 11 ftopfh Carolina mutual L.ife Insurance Company. LOCATED AT KALEJGH, N. C. CjllfE Charier of this company gives important advan -*- t tugeu to the assured, over most oilier companies. I Ire husband can i.isure his own life for the sole usa and benefit ot his w ife and children, free from anv other ! claipys. Persons who insure for life participate in the profit* which arc declared annually, and When the pre . mi am exceeds S3O, may pay one half in a note. Slaves are insured at two tliiids their value for one or j “ v c tears. Applications for Risks may he made to JOHN MUNN, Agent,Columbus, G*- *'mce nr Greenwood vt Co.’s Warehouse. ts November 15.1819. SUPERIOR BEAVER AND MOLESKIN HATS, At Cost. C Capos of superior Beaver and Moleskirt •*9 IIA TS, at Smith’s Clothing Stoie, at cost, Doe. 13, 1849, 50 ts CITY BAKERY; KENDALL &, RYNEHART Have estahlised themselves on the East aid® ol Broad Street, a few doors above the Mar ct, to accommodate all who may call, with BREAD and CAKES of every kind at the shortest notice. Af teifthe Ist of November, families will be supplied to order, at their respective residences. K. 6c R Columbus, October 13.1849. 42 ts LEATHER. SKIRTING. Harness, Bridle, Upper, and Hemlock and Oak Sole Leather, Sheep, Morocco and Lining Skins ; French and American CALF SKINS, Stc. die. All of which are offered et the lowest p ices for cash or approved credit, by WADE Sc CO. Sign Gulden Snddle. November 15. 1849. 46—3u* GIN BANDS. P ATENT Stretched Beltinc of the best quality, from 1 to 10 inches. Also the India Rubber Belting, low lorcash or approved credit, by WADE & 00. Sign Golden Saddle. Novembet 15,1849. 46—3nt Cloth Cloaks. 1 Y Cloaks, at Smith’s Clothing Store, I C iWtF at cost. Dee. 13, 1849. 50 ts Taa DARRELS MACKEREL. No. 1,2 and 3, in barrila, half bartels and quarter barrels, just received bv GRIMES, KYLE St THORNTON. Dec. 13,1819. 50 4t MUSCOGEE RAIL ROAD COMPANY. ‘x. >w. THE annual election ofDirectors in said Company, will take place on Monday , tke 7th 1 of January next-, at 11, a. m. at the otliee of C. J. Williams, Esq. Dec. 20,1819. 51 3t R. A. WARE, Sec’y.