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aiAißia’JiJiD tn West P.iinL on msi. by K. J. T Lutle, Esq. Mr. J. S< Zackart, to Mis?- M. Id. Wal-lacf., all of Loachapaka, Alr Also, at the sanre fine ami plctce, hy the same, Mr. W. &. Gill, to iVlrs. A. M. GRAf*td, all of Aulntrn, Ala. • Also, at the sa l ;ie lirn'c-'aivl place,.-by fbo tfunc Mr. As3Urt Edwards, le Miss'Matilda Mc- Lendon, all of Tallapoosa County. Ala. OBZTVAR7. Depart i'll this life, a short, but serious, ill ness ot‘ an acute character, ou tlie 22Vf February, Clara Louisa, Cul, Wm. R. and Mrs. Mary Plullip.vgod five years and five months. Seldom has lib: aiilhnt-ol this been piompicillo reenrd the death of one who, at so early an ug f had interwoven into her nature elements so stri kingly characteristic in traits of ‘vliat her <X is at womanhood. Might he dare say why . should such afl wcr !e stricken at such • tune 1 but rea son dicla'es that the A ill ho# of her existence hath conpiiissioncd libs rdfthless invader, to lake her troin thre storms and tempests V this World, amt w ill embalm her in Abraham’s bosom, there to live mul bloom, till a coming day, when she shall Ap pear as iron? his most-precious jewels. Lei ns ma tepine af the dvptapirfe. of a Rgtrtl whose angelic character fitted her ftff enjoyment tar above what this earth canuff ird. Farewell! Sweet he thy gfti.fle s'eep, May angel’s guard around thy tomb, A ml H overs ot the earliest See i ng,, In font! remembrance, o’ej-the bloom. Thy gentle heart, leafed not to die, # rvas pur : as the fresh hie* ze of even— Earth could not hold so bright a gem-- A wandering star from heaven ! There shall thy gentle spirit rest; • There be Ihj spirit’* bright abode; Ttiere in the bosom of llis-love; Tire re m the presence of thy (iod. so “my berkaved friend.” “Jems Wept” with grief oppressing. How mucli more may ye then we* p, When Iby darling; earth's fond blessing Lies so still, in death’s cold sleep. -• Yel while slink in deepest sorrow, And the tcars of anguish fi iw;- - Surely ye may coiutbrt-horrow, When, thy ’“Fathe. ” —strikes the blow’. lie who giSVe tlnte, the treasure,’ Watch M her voting aeifO’ IVtltfcyears, in his wisdom.hath removed.her,..., . From this lonely yale. of tears. ’ -• ■ • •••■-■ • ■ .it- Would you seek then to retain hdr, • * < v - • • v -.r< 7sj?ri;i? When (lie b'essed Savior e;yl,s her, To the realms ol endless day? Cease bind Mother, cease repining, . Brood not o’er thy grief so sor’, Since with saints m glory shining, ’’Clara” lives —to die no more. Griffin, Feb. 2alh, 1853. A. U. B 1 WESTERN ACADEMY, swim MR. J. H. ROOCKKR will take charge of the above Academy, the 7lli of March, 1853. The Rates per Term of Five Hon hs. Orthography, Reading, Cherogrnpliy and Arith metic- ’ asi’.rr.is Virig.r Fractions,. ... ,J 6 00 English G’aoimnr, G-ugraphy, and the balance of AriHiumtie, ..$7 50 Natural and Moral Pudo-ophy, Physiology. Oc ometrv. rrigoiiGMietry, Bttrveyiug, &e. $!0 00 March I, 1853. 9—3 l Legal Notice©. Merityether Sheriffs Sale. . 7 ILL he sold before th? Courthouse door. ▼ ▼ in llie town of Greenville, Mcriwe her comi ty, o.i the first I'uesday in April next, w'ltlun the usual.hours of sale—Lot of land, No. 145, in the l.llii district, o igmally Troup now Meriwether comity. L* vaed up as the proper y <if William Mi ms, by vWHTwu attachments, one in f.ivor ol tl.irral, I other L i favor of Cham, bcfiuiu, SLB*He*wWyT v s said Win.Mnns, retmmble lb 1 hifT^l®j'fror cmrrt <d said Meriwether comity., ■nMfc'd tShfler said levies, hv virtue of an order ■SR. sam > court. H. D LEVKHE I’T, Stiff, f March Ist, 1'53. ‘ .•’ ‘• “9 • Meriwether Sheriffs Sale *. TtJffTjLC he sold before,the Courthouse door, in T ▼ the town of Greenville, Meriwether county, on the first Tuesday in April next, within the usual h m-s nl sd * —ti-ii ivr i ‘o’t an I lidTses thereon, consisting of a residenre where Wm. Gr *in-, now lives, also the west portion of lot No. 2, with a Taylor Shop upon the. sum *, snd the apperlenanee. appertaining t both lots. Said houses and lots, levied o i as Hie property of William Groin to satis *n li It issued from the interior Court of Meriweth er court'v, in favor of L irking Lynch, an I Joseph A. Biting. li. D LEVEKETT. Stiff .March Ist, 1853. 9 Meriwether Sheriff's Sale. TLK7ILL he sold before flic Courthouse door, in X v the town of Greenville, Meriwether county, on tlie first Tuesday m April next, within the tisii al hours of sale, a certain negro woman named Lon i, about 21 years old, and her infant child Rosetta, atiout three months old, said negro woman mid child levied on as the property t Robert Halt, fosatis'y two fi fas against the said Robert Hall,, one in favor-of Hilliard Deasoa, .obtained in the li-f<-ri .r court of said county, and the oilier in Invar of James N. (local, obtained in the Superior court ot so id ei.tinly. 1 lie property pointed out hy plain l.fPs aMoiMy,., It. B. DARK, D. &bfl; ‘ Ala nil Ist, 1853. 9 Georgia, Meriwether County. WILLIAM R. RQ J FILS of tiie'stWth Dis triet G. Mi tolls before me. is an E-tray B >y Horse, with asm dJ star in his forehead, ana small white rings arm id his fore fetlocks, and said l torse • a Stumpsiicker, supposed io,ly? ten years old, and said Horse is of media m'siz**, and apprais Xd uy Jonathan Allright and Jas. S. South, to be worth Seventy Dollars. Given under my hand in office, this I3tli dav or January, 1853. J AS. L. SEWELL, J. P. Oecj'i’ia, Jlcrivvclher County. ! Do hereby certify that the foregoing is a'true transcript Cam the Records of my office. Givi n under my hand and official siguatuie, at office, i his 11th dav of February, 1853 7 ABDIAS M. WEBB; Cl’k I. C. A<l ministry toff’s Sale. BY virtue of an order of tile court of Ordinary, of Butts county, will be sobl on the* first Tuesday in April next, before the Com I house door, in the town cf of Jackson, within the usual hours of sale, two negroes, the properly of Robert Allison, late of said county deceased, to wit; : Mo £c* a boy aatont six'ecji ye its of age, an I Lneinda n girl about fifteen years of age. *Jold for HAj pur pose oi distrihirion. MATHEW I’. BARBER, Adm’r. Fet./ f35& Administrator’s BY virtue of an ordet of the court of Ordinary of Butts county, vi]| he sold, on the first Tuesday in April next, before the Qoiirf-h mse door, in the tottm of Jackson, within the uguul hour*’of sate, the real estate of John M.'D. Bond late of sad county deceased. The game-contain ing two hundred two and a half acres, more or less also, at the same tune and place, will be sold the f .flowing negroes belonging to iaid estate to wit i’riscilla a woman, Nelson a bov, Jane air , and Arv a girl. Sold for the benefit of the heirs arid creditors of said estate. RICHARD SHEPHERD, Adm’r FeK 21st, 1853. CAUTION. - ALL pejsons arc hereby forewarned, from trading tor a certain promisory note, for the Snm 1 of two hundred and fifiy dollars; given hv •fie to Jatneg R. Kvins, or hearer, due the 25tii JVe rnher, 1353, and dated the 19lh of February, tHSJr, anil signed by Watson A. Crawford as seru riiy. As Hie .‘oiistde ration of said note has onliritv fiiiii and, tuifl 1 do riot intend to pay the same unless ifivnpclh'd by law. ELIHH CR. \ YVFORD'. Jl'eb. 2I --I , 1853- - B—3t #2OO REWARD. TO THE PUBLIC. LEFT my house last Wednesday night, my negro matt JACK, ahottl 30 years old. At the same time my lather liad'n BAY HORSE stolen. I lielieve said Imiy ivhs stolen or ‘decoyed off hy some while mao, and will probably tie taken so California, Tennessee, Charleston or Florida The hot Jack hr stout built, about five feel nine or ten inches high* weighing nhnut ICO lbs. of rather duik eotnplexiotr, of a stern and wil l look, with his upper front teeth out, has a pass to continue till last.night. Jf the negro is stolen I will give a re ward of Two Hundred Dollars lor lhe delivery ol the thief and Otic Htindrcd Dollars for toe delivery ol’ t'l® hoy J*du • The Tallahassee Floridian , Nashville Union •Ch irleston Courier, and New Orleans Bulletin. Wiil |dea*e copy once* snd forward accounts to me at Rocky Mount,-Mcirwcther county jGdornia, YV. T. LOFTON.- Ja iuarv 31, 13?3. . 3—ft* CAUTION. THE pu.ilic is hereby cautioned against trailing Tor the following Promissory Notes, to wit: fine made hy Russel R.ai'oai, to’J.C’, Slimnotr., for Seventy dollars, ami credited with ten dollars due one day utter date, and dated about the I3(h Jan. 1349. One by J YV. Talley, to J. C. Simmons, tor Ninety dollars,due one day afti r date, and dated about the l2ih Jan. 185). , fine hy YYL J. Jossey, principal, and L, Flemis ter, and 11. J. Reeves, seetirilies, for Five Hundred dollars, dated the ißih’ May, (852,: and due the 25;h Dec. 1852. also to J; C. Simmons. Also, nun by John Q, ; .Maugham to Ji.B.- Payne, for F.ifty.-five liollais, date about-the Ist Jan. 1352, and due Ihe 25th Dee. 1852. The above No’es were stolen from the tibscri ber’ lrsk,<*n4he Macon & Western Rasilroua, on the night oi'tlie22d Dev. la|t, J. C. SIMMONS. Grfffi >, Jan. 4, 1853. 1 —3t ALL persons are cautioned against trading for a promissory note ofTvvo Hundred. Dollars, made by the undersigned and payable to Jane L Mitchell, administratrix on the estate of Samuel Mi.tehvh, latemf.Pike.cattniy. deceased, said Note ‘dated.some tunc in |843 or 1849, and due the 25rh December thereafter. ■ ,t ' ,i • Also one Note'of §SO, payable to FI. Pinder, date not r.qcoJJectjd nor-time*When dm; ns 1 shall not pay. said Notes unless compelled by law. J. KENDALL. Jrtnltnrv 24, 185?. . 4_3t . GRIFFIN BOOK STORE ***** BAstSKMSZm Street. TBTi4E ‘Stibwrihtr having removed his entire M: Stock <il Books from the store of J, M.Lun quest, Jeweler, to the New Bril k Block opposite to tlte. ast St h: of Hill S’re -f, Ins just received an unusually large supply of Medical, Law, Miscellaneous & School Hooks to which ho would invite the attention of Teacher* j Lawyers, Physicians, Mereliarits, and the public generally; as lie Will now sell either hy the whole sale or retail, on the most liberal terms.; Also, a large Stock of Letter,-foolscap, (ruled and unruled) and Wrapping Paper. A lof winch lie will sell either wholesale or retail, on as good terms as can be bring-d any where in this section. ile has also made arrangements to receive Monthly afl. .the “.Yew Woiks of Inlerenl” as Hicv come directly from .the press—Graham’s an I l iar pc-r’s New Ylonlhly M igazines, nr any others lint’ may he desired,can tie hail here hy giving a few weeks’notice, at the Puhjishei’s prices. persons iod liter! to tlie are requested to ‘sefile th* iraccoiints immediately. G. DUNHAM Griffin, Jan. I, 1353. I—3m MTTSIC. MISS ANN A. NEWELL respectfully in forms tile paren's and guardians of Young Ladies in ibis vicinitv, that she will opeh her Seliool at the house ofMr. S. S. Tatlor, in Grif fin, on Monday the 10th inst. for instruction in all the departments of a Musical Education. Hn instruments are of the best ktmt, from the house ot J H. Most & On.ol Bar!foot, (Jonm ericiit, which Ua.ve-Uk.Jii tile pretuiuiiL at. the S'ate Fair tor oianv years past. Vocal proficiency will cominand her particular attention. It no respect will anv means he fell unified to afford Young Ladies a complete musical education in all us branches. large lot of the above Pianos, of the most beautiful and complete finish, may at all times be found a; the Store of BRIAN NKVVELL, on Hill Street*-next to Jur#*yk Fleintster, Griffin, Gcor- P.h f .-’.:g v:i. it, . Jan. .1, 1353. I—ts STJIW JUS P received and for salt at the Music Siore • ‘‘Scauet to Friendship,” ( IValtz) “Composed and- respectfully ‘ dedicated to (lie friends ol the Synodical Female College,” hy 11. Bit VUMULLKII. This is a pleasing “H 7 n/s,” and will give credit to I lie author. Also on h ind hy the same Composer; “.ip ildmg Counly Q,uiclcs'.ep. n —“ Respectfully de dicated to .the . ciiizens of Spalding County.”— This pi<‘ce is too well known lor any Hung more lo be said in its lavnr. “Monroe Polka Ttmide.” “C<>ckatle Btves Quickstep* “Our Ctcn Heart.” (s ng) Cl j.IUD & SHACKLEFORD. Griffin, J in. 6, 1353. 1 - 6t GIMFFIX MID MACHINE SHOP. THE PubDcrihcr's would most respectfully ir lurm tin: puhiic Unit they now have in opera linn. their Foundry and Machine Shop in Griffin, Ga. where they are prepared 1o (xecute any orders in the Machiiierx or Casting fine, with dispatch.— Their wo-k is warranted to he of the very best materia! uid workmanship, and on as accommoda ting terms ns can he found South. Gin Gearing, Pl-Ucs and Balls, Pnllies/a..dc xr, &c. kept eonstunfly on hand. • K W. THOMPSON & CO. Jdn. 10, :Sa3. 2-3,ii G JUST READ THIS a nj E respectfully request every one indebted to us tor good- 1 , prior to Ist inst. to eome for ward and settle their accounts. We are, and all ought to he, convinced of the propriety of settling tip once a year. 1 So call in’ friend-t and dont. put us to ihe trouble and pain of dunning per->onaliy.— Bd remember our accounts must be closed. We are just at this tjm- wanting all IliC money we can get, and as all ourdehts must be met punctual ly, we appeal-to onr infHtigeiit Ist of customers to sustain ur, by coining forward and lending a h Ip ing band. One of ns will be off to market in a few weeks, anil must go uoem'havrns->ed, and not with eir pty Docket. TAT LOR, DAVIS & CO. Jariunry 17, 1853. 3—3 ft f tmiATC SEMIXAKV. TEACHERS, H. E. MORROW, A. M.;. Principal atmf Propri etor Teacher of Natural ScenCes, Rhetoric and Languages. Rev. J. B. JACKSON, ‘l’eachcr of Moral and Mental Philosophy. Miss M. E. CLIZBY, -• Teachcrnl Mathematic*.’ Mrs. E, M. MORROW Principal ofthe Primary Department, and Teach er of Botanv and Embroidery. Misa S. J. FREEMAN, Assistant in the Pririiory Department ,W. L. HENSLER, ‘ . Proflessor of Music H. W. BROWN, M. D. Lecturer in Physiology and Hygiene. P ARENT'S and others are respectlullv invited to visit the Institution, BOARDING can be obtained in Ihe houses of the following gentlemen;— at g 9 lo , S |, p ,.- lllonth . rtev J.C. Muiinons, Mr. Win. Freeman, Mr S. S. T.ylor, Mr T. K. Gilmore, Mr. L. S. Salmons and others,allot the highest respectability. - • 6_ 4l Business JOivcctovn. HENRY H. WHITFIELD, Attorney at Law, Hawkinsville, Pulaski County, Gao. March 11, 1352 11-am. R. W. McCUNE, *TTOmY AT LAW, GRIFFIN , GEORGIA. Office up-stairs in Chapman’s brick building next dm.r west of Redd & Cos. January 15. 1852 3 JARED I. WKiTAKER, Attorney at Law, A TLA NTA , GEORGIA . Af)til 8,1852. 15—ly HENRY HENDRICK, ATTOR NE Y AT LAAV , Jackson, Butts County, Ga. February, 1852. E. P, WATKINS, ATTORNEY AT LAW McDonough, Henry County, Ga, February 2, BORDERS & HARRIS, “ ATTORNEYS AT LAW* A. L. Borders, Griffin , Ga. jf West Harris, Zebulon , Ga. March 5, 1852. 50—ly R. MANSQN STELL.T AT TO RN E Y A T L A W , McDonough,Ga. Hr&G.J. GREEN & MARTIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Diivid IV. Martin, ( r „ Gilben J. Grecu, [ tsriffln ; Ga. Hartford Green, Zebulon, Ctn. May 28.1852 • 22 F. W. A. DOYLE/ ATTOKJIEI’ AT LAW, OFFER-S his professional serviccs to Ihe Pub lie. All business entrusted to his manngeme wfil meet \vith the most prompt attention. Reason able dedueiions will he made in fees, in proportion to the atrioiiii; offusiness so entrusted. Office o i Solomon s'x’ect, opposite the Bap ifrt Church. C Attf.ntiom, REFERENCES < Perseverance, f Prosiptitude. Griffin, March, 1 352. . . 12—ts W. BROWN, OFFICE ON SOLOMON STREET Opposite the Baptist Church. April, 1852. 13—. MARSHALL loUSE. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA WM. JOH N50N,.... Proprietor October 4, 1852 . 41 —(y A. B. IMJLIN. COTTON FACTOR, No 74 BAY-STREET, Oct 19 (44) SAVANNAH 1# DR. W. R. MOSELEY, IS permanently located in the city of Griffin, and solicits a coniinuance of patronage from his friends, and the public gene rally. Residence and office at Dr. N. B. Johnson’s old stand. Jan. I()lh, 1853. 2—if MEDICAL NOTICE. THE undersigned respectfully tenders n l hia professional services to the of Griffin and vicinity. His practice is on Mi Hie BOTANIC SYSTEM, and fronfuTs long experience in the practice of Physic, he feels assured that lie will be able to give satisfaction’. • all who may tall on him for medical aid. J iCp'Olficc on Broadway over A. Gray’s Store. LEROY SNEED, M. D G'lffin, Feh, fO, 1852. FSBICIVM WOULD respeclfully inform all who are in need of futt sets nr partial sets of Teeth and who wish them put up with skill and ex peri* eiioe,Avarrauted to answer every purpose requi red, that they can now be supplied at short notice, and with the same slyfc put up upon a beautifu metalic base, winch rook tlie premium overal others ot the kind at the late Fair in Macon, also the First Premium at the late Fair in Atlanta. Dr. C. has lately made arrangements so that persons living in the country, or in any of the adjacent \?Z n *c T n * ir 1 u cy . “In 1 ’ c ow ll ’ n,J hu services L.-*.°- Char - ft ’ W'H secure them f,gamsf el. .j ....(Millions practiced .hy itinera nquack that daily traverse the counirv. Giffin, Jan . DR. DAHD M. VIUJDIS, HAVING removed from South Alabama to this City for ihe purpose of pursoin* the practice of Medicine and Surgery in ah their branches, offers his professional services to the citizens ol Griffin and the county and desires their call for hint to be made at his re sidence, late that of Dr. N. B. Johnson, or at his office on Broadway, nextdoor to llm stoic <if ,Ylr- Westmoreland, lately occupied hv Dr. .Sneed— Calls at cither place will receive his immediate and prompt, atten'inn, night or day. Dr. Williams is ta graduate of the Lexington and Augusta Medi cal Schools, and has had Hie advantage of many years experience in his profession, both in Georgia and Alabama, especially in the treatment of the ■ prevalent feCei's ofthe South, such as, malignant, bilious, remittnnt,and continued fevers; eonjeslive, typhoid, and rheumatic fevers; pneumonia, typhoid’ i pneumonia, and the common chills and fevers, and chronic diseases of a Southern climate, such as diseases of Ihe spleen and liver, dropsy of Ihe j heart, hypertrophy of the heart, general dropsys, iheiiinhiisrfi',female disease^;'&c. “ : Griffin, 9th December, 1851. 50— WIItiIAJIffIMIMAN JUoofc anti Joti ©race. Pamphles, Circulars, Law Blanks, Bill-Heads, Posers, Show-bills, Hand-bills, Catajr oi L ?s, Business UarJs Cotton Ke ieips, yisiinof Cards, Labels, Su, & c . NEW JOBPiiiG OFFICE, IN the Brick building attached lo Ilia Ware house ot Ferrill & Hancock, opposite Ihe Bap i<t Church, Griffin, Ga. All kinds of PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL PRINTING executed with neatness ;aed dispatch at the New Job OHice, on Solomon S’rect, opposite the Baptist Church. J. H. LOGAN ,$• CO. ICPOnlers for work respectfully solicited. Griflj l, January 18, 1833. ‘ ‘ J_|^ # SYNOBiciL FiMimif GRIFFIN , GEORGIA. THIS board of Trustees of this fnstitulion arc happy in mu 11 win. commence its exercjsi*: ,©n Monday Hie 17th of January, 1853, under tire direct ion of up able corps ol Inslruetovs. • ’ 9-;. The Faculty will be as follow: “Rev. Carlisle P. B‘. President nnd Professor ol Ancient Menial and Moral Philosophy. * Prttfess Clieri istry, Me chanical Philosophy and Natupij, St tjouces.,.,, Miss Adii K. Humphrey, Yhstroi iress in French Ma'hem itics nnd Fftglish biailcheii.’ Mrs Jeannette ip Histo ry, Botany and English brimen *s. Mr. Hermann Braumulfer, Efoliissor 5P inAtru mental and Vocal Music ami tfie,German.., Lan guage. “ ‘ Mrs. Agnes Biaunuilicrjj IrtMrjictrcss dn the Guitar and in the OrnameqtqLtaanrjjics., . ” ‘ * Instructress in tlie Primary DeoaiHirent.. ( X ~’ f Tue course ot Instructmn tvijl iie -Miorouglir am! extensive; and moral DisciELiNK and religious in structi-.n will fconstrtrfte a proiMlobt And/liarac teristic leatuie in Vhc exeryaes f the Inslittpiojv,--- / ,jr ,!ie present, the Scholastic year will he divided into Two Terms of t wcnly-om: Weeks each. The I ‘listit>il ion will Embrace TtuvEE. Departments: Primary—Middle and Conege—cac.h Depart m ENT occupying three yesvrs irv its course of st udy; and divided into Closes,.each class ri quirfng n year in its course ol sfudy. The Rates of*Tultiou. will be In the Primary Department,—in whcli wi:! be taught, without charge, Drawing and Vocal Music, in addition to the various studies pursued. For Ihe third (or lowest) Class g 9 Per Term Second Class, , i'C ! .12 ‘‘ First Class, |6 “ (Vluhlle Depirfmenf, 20 “ College “ 20 “ Modern Languages, (each) 10 “ Music (Piano Forte,) ‘25 “ Drawing and Painting a lid Orna mental Work, , in Use of Piano, > gV lucidentui, * ; .< V . j << li wilj be seep that po, extra charge* is made- so. the Ancient Languages; the Latin will be adopted ns a part of the regular course <# tnd v, atid the Greek taught if desired. When Ihe,lnstitution aliall have made a coinmencernenl, a Catalogue wHl.be published, giving 11 more pirr.ltculatvaceoilut ol the Course of Study, character, aims and ad vantages of this'Semiiiary ’til fSarhfng, which ‘we’ confidently believe fronrtlie,tihara^lerand ability of the Faculiy will he second to none in the land. — Y\ title thorough instruction Wit I'he givers in every Department, we will reiparjki thMlm -Pfifinry.He-- partment will receive esp,-ciakwi2*di.’ \. YVe would simply add, that BfinVifcan he had in good families at 810 to sl2 ; per i ‘ JAMES 5 STARK, President if the Board. VV. J. Keith, Sec’ry. f 1 > -i* ‘ - ,so be filled , .. ; j,-; w j ... ... 0/iffim, Jan. 4th, 1853.. ‘ . , t r -- -• ‘• “ .• • 11 i-/• r.iM i* *•/ - ; 1.000 BOOK AOSN7S WANTIi), ‘■ TO SELL PICTORIAL AND TsEHT AVOP.KS FOR THE YEAS 1,000 DOLLARS A YEAR! XMt ANTED IN ‘E very"'CiVuN TY OF f V THE UNITED: r'l’AffiJS; active an t enterprising men, to engage in ; t|jp.salu of some of the best'Books published in the country. To men of good address, possessing a'strttifl capital of IVom 825 to 8190, such inducements,wifi ; be 4.fii*re*J as to enable them to make froin to $5 a day proiif,’ Books published’ ifll u eiiil 111 Iheu- character, extremely, poiiulari, and command large sales wherever they are ofleredi For further par!ieuliyrs^*drire(post ae paid,) RUBER V Publisher 181 Will lath Silt'd, JVetc YorJfc! 1 he World at Oufe Jfkcytil Pries 50 Cents. Just published, on a lYTauunoth She# t, 38 hy 50 inches, and sold irt A .'rfERIC Vn PICTORIAL BOOK ESTABLWIfMtjPfT, 181 William Street, New York,, f . .. , A STANDARD CHART OF Or, a general description of Great Diva shuts of the Globe, Europe, Astff;‘Africa,: Ajineric and Oceanica; with their several Empires, King donis, States and Terntorie^ v ifhd the Physica Peculiarities, Prodiiclions, Cftajfpoicc, Religion, Government, &c. of the various .countries in the world. .: . . > .- . ila *'• •.. The above Chart contains twelve Square feet of reading matter j equal in uniaunt to lhat of an oc tavo volume; and when if s’ ‘toiiVplrehensivness ot subject and detail are taken into WHisidyfation it may be said to He a library within it self, ft has been compiled from such works as ccntaioiltc most au thentic and recent information restive, to the conn tries described. Odr one and Simple o'ject has been to initiate the reader iotuHtarploasiirrs to be derived, in a still greater degree, Irani perjicinga a future period, more fully and extended details/l the labors of those to whom ue agy indoiitedfor the knowledge we possess of Ihe parts of the earth and early to imbiie film wit tv a taste f,r in il'Uelive, in preference.to fieUtiom?reading. G-l Advice to Coiisampiivcs Dr; Rogers’ Syrup of LIVEftWCkT’ TAR and C.tNCHALJ/iUA is.ji anpo xylnerly for a I the various stages ofCONSUMPfiOjV such as a I tacking Cxtgk, Pnin -in thX>%rduufSpitling of medicine in the word. For sgieia-'Griffin hy Dr J. w. Jones & Sou and by Druggis: s.e very where. Price— ln large bottles j|', :1 *■ suhscrilien expecting to }e. absent from JL vnfrin diifuig me winter arm spring, tieieuy gives notice that TatlorvDav&A Cos; arc his authorized agents in Griffin, during his absence, and all personsindebted to CHAPMAN, HILL & CO. are respectlullv requested; to make imme diate payment to them, as the’'concerns of that firm must be settled without further delay. _ ‘ . W. WsjGH APMAN Griffin, Oct. 14, 1852. v .. ai 43 .;f DRESS GOODS*A-T COST , :< T f i . r . THE undersigned are oflerijjg their stock o upwards ol’ 100 Patterns of Ladies Dress Goods at NEW YORK COST. PfH& Varying froth 374“t0 90 cents per yard. •: Dd'’ # * Every piece purchased this FalJt-an:‘ of the very Latest and Best Myies. M SAR,GLNT & CO. 1 _._ ‘-orner New Orleans and Broad erects. Griffin, Dec. 6, 1852. 1 v SO—ts NEW ESTABLISHMENT. A TtlE siihscribers'Amng purchased .he entire establishment of Mr. T. fraT ifi&lP moR, j I Offer ‘ifiefr friends ml I* if ‘• ni’d-his fiwinhrscWAWtVterr.'Mtntl'Te feOjUlA.BNi ‘Pectful ly goijcifs w*or.t-iiiuartco Wf ” 1 1 - ■■'their pat are deter mined , and flutter thernselves,il)AJ’Uffy con, give general satisfaction.;. They wilikepp constantly on hand,-a fresh and well select of Clotlis, Ca si merely ’Vestings, Aorb’ _;; r . : Ready-Made Clothing. which they will sell cheaper than any establishment ofthe kind in Ihe city. Gjye. rail. nd yon shall not gp away dissatisfied. . . i PIPEft & WHITE. Grrffin, Jannarv, 1853, •” ’ * 3 ■N. B. CUTTING done all hoshortest notice 0 no in the most fashionable si vie. SIXTY days after date will .be made to the. Court of Ordinary, of Butts coun ty, for leave to sell (ho Land’ belonging to the estate ol James Wright, late ol saidcounty of Butts February sth, -1853- . . y 0- BLJiJAMLV A. WliiGtJT, Adm’ ( : v .- Spalding Inferior Canrt, ) ‘l'enM, 1803. j lithitscfevs. Seaborn IF. Bowles, and Mat# ■Wit (Med‘lot, by her next friend, fyc.vs. the saritt. “Actions on the case fSrwot-ds.'’ ACCORDING to - the agreeijocni Wml under standing of the paTti^,—His <rn motiTin of Cotintii, ordered by ‘he Court, that the within acknowledgement of -B;,W. Bowles, defendant, be entered on the uiinutof this Coinl, and u certified copy thereof bedelivcied by the lo the plaint ill, J antes.M. Bledsoe. Bv the Court. . R W.tytCUNE, and ALFOB&& MOOR, - ■ . • Airy’s. TO THE PUBLIC .1 hereby acknowledge that I dirt wrong in Slating that from what I had seen, myself, 1 believed the report in reference lq James. M. Bledsoe and his daughter Mary Ann BletTsoe, was flue. I pre slime I sli.ml I not have noticed any thingthat 1 saw, but forthe.report in circulation. I therefore hope, James M. Bledsoe and his daughter Mary Ann,and all concerned, w.U forgive me. It was an unguarded remark, for which I am truly sor ry, and hope the public will never look upon Inemu unfavorably, in consequence of qny thing I said. Signed S. W. BOWLES. We Ihe referee s find that S. VV.Bowles, pay all cost. Nov. 25ih 1852. WILLIAM MOSELY, A. G. COLBERT. The above is a lme extract from the minutes of Spalding Inferior Court. , Given under my hand, Jinuary 13th, 1853. s—4t J. S. WOOD, Cl’k. *— ‘CU* As to the Report, refere.l to by Mr. B w!es, thu will see by the statement ol Mr. and and their affidavit, that it is culirely false and unfounded. Nov. the 17th, 1851. To the Deacons of Sardis Church. - I have understood J hat .there is a Report gone out against Mr. Bledsoe arid some of his fainil** that is very ridiculous, and t hat said report went fny uuilsc, that it took place at my house, and. that my wife told it. All that wo .have to say a bout ii is thik:—the Report is entirely false and not •a .word of it truth v lor l.have nev9r seen the first thing amiss in him or his children in my life; this I ani willing to tostify to at anytime, and sois my wife. We suhscribe.yo'.irs respect hilly. Briton Butiull, I HENRY A PAYnF, Witness. I LOUISA li. PAYNE. Jesse Dismukcs j Bill for discovery ami vs “’ l to enforce the Vendor's ’Thcophilus Williams ( Lien in Spalding Stipe- Si Harvey. J rior Court. fTTttIE sairf Defendant Harvey, having been JL imade a party Defendant, in said case, since its commencement, and he residing now out ot , .the jurisdiction of the Court — ‘ Ordered, that The ffenice be perfected hy the Jutb'ieation of this rule, once a month, for three months preceding the next term of this Court, in the Georgia Jeffersonian. JAMES H. STARK, Judge Superior Court Flint Circuit. Jan. 3t, 1853. s—liii3*a CHERRY PECTORAL For the rapid Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION. MANY years of trial, instead of impairing tiie puolie confidence in this modem*, has woo for it an,appreciation and.notoriety by far ex ceeding the most sanguine expect at ions of its friends Nothing'but itabntrinsic virtues and the unmistak able, benefit conferred on thousands of sufferers, could originate and maintain the reputation ,t en joys. \\ hile many inferior remedies tluust upon ihe community, have tailed and been discarded, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred bcnefiis on tiie afflicted lliey can never Ibrget, and produced cu/es 100 numerous and too remarkable lo be Ibrgotfon. While it is a fra'ml on-the public to pretend tha* any one medicine-will ‘infallibly cure—still there is abundant proof that the Cherry Pectoral does nOt only as a general Thing, but almost invariably cure tiie maladies for winch it is employed. As time makes these fads wider and better known, this medicine lias'gradually become the best reliance of Ihe afflicted, from the log-cabin ol the American Peasant, lo the .palaces of European Kings Throughout this entire country, in every S'-Tite,city, and united almost every hamlet it con tains, Cherry Pectoral is know n as the besl remedy extant for diseastS of the Throat ami Lungs,'and in many foreign countries, it is coming to be extensive ly used by their most intelligent Physicians. In Great Britain, France and Germany, where the medjeal sciences have reached th ir highest perfec tion, Cherry Pectoral is introduced, and m constant use in Ihe Armies, Hospitals, Alms-Houses; Public Institutions, and in domestic practice,as ihe surest remedy then'attending Pliysiccins cun empioy lor the more dangerous affections of the Lungs. Al so in mi (tier cases, and lor children it is safe, pleas ant and cii etoal lo cure. ‘ In fact, some of the most (filtering testimonials we receive have been from parents w’ho have found it efficacious incases particularly incidental to childhood. The Cherry Pccloial is mnnulaetured bv a prac tical Chemist, ami every ounce of it under Ins ow n oye, with invariable accuracy and care-: r -it-is seal ed and protected by law from counterfeits, conse quently can be relied on as genuine -withuot adul tend ion. We have endeavored here tofurnisli the commu nity with a medicine of such intrinsic superiority and worth as should commend itselt to their conff doncc—a remedy at once safe, speedy and effectual, which this has by repeated and countless trials’ proved itsih to be; aim oj’ £ re *and care injrre paring it with chemical accuracy, of uniiunn strength to nfford Physicians anew agent on which they can rely for the best results, and’the afflicted with a remedy that will do for them all that medi cine can- do. - ■ Prepared nod S >ld by James C. Ayer', Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass. SOLD i t GRIFFIN hy DR. !Vf. J. DANIEL. “ •* R ,DR. J. W. JONES. lii McDonough, by John Su Iwell. In Ilarntsvillc, by Leonard L.iiTie.’ In Zebulon , by A. F. Irvine, and Druggists generally. Jan. 10. 1853. ‘ 2—3 m NEW STORE, THE undersigned having bought out the stock ol Henry B. Holliday, respectfully inform? the public liiat he will keep constantly *on hand, u general assortment of STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GOODS, GItOCE It IE S, and every tiling usually retailed from a mercantile establishment. He will keep all articles of the heat quality, und pay particular attention to the purity of his, liquor*, which are all of a choice kind mid may he used with safety for medicinal purposes. Now onltnnd and for Sale, I©©. BARRELS CHOICE IRISH POTATOES, Os Ida own raising in Connecticut, part of which are the esuly six week*;.also, the floor Potato, be ing a large white mealy fruit, of excellent flavor W A ST E D, 100,000 Bushels of Uofo/for which any thing in ; his store will be given at the lowest cash prices BRIAN NEW ELL. Griffin, Jan. 1, 1853. I—ls DULlN’rf STEAM MILLS. THE undersigned having’ leased the -above named milts, wifi sell lire best quality of Lum ber nt the mill, for $9,00 ( , or thousand feet for cash. AH orders left at the store of Win. U. Phillips, Esq; will be punctually attended *o ’ • I.McDonough. / November I So?, 4*t—? eSK WE have now on hand the largest sfi ck of PIANOS lhat we have e\cr had, all fresh amt new, direct Iroin the Manofaclu rcts. They ore all ot the latest styles arid patierns, and are unsurpassed in point ol quckm-fs aim elasticity of touch, volumeand brilliancy ot’ tone, style and finish ol workmanship. Wc have among our stock some of the late Patent NEW SCALE PIANOS. ‘/ wficty ore equal in volume of tone to /be cel.briterl Grand Pianos. These instrmneiits neicr tail to please the ear of every one'who hears tl e tone ol them . Also, we have some of the much admired JPJ ASf©S3. These Pianos have all been selected by one of the firm, and we boast that we are able lo sell them as low as any market in the Union with the freight’s difference', ns the arrangements w hich we have late ly effected with the (Manufacturers will oullio z i our doing so. Prices from $225 to $530, A written guarantee will accompany every Pi ano we sell; that is, ‘‘if, alter twelve months using any defect is found, we take the Piano back again and give anew one.” Secondhand Pianos to RENT, or for sale.— Prices from SSO 00 to $l5O 00. in neat Rosewood case?, 4 and 5 octaves, for sale, prices SSO to $75. Flutinus, Accordeons, Tambourines, Banjos, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Files, and everything u sually kept in a Music Store will be found in ours. A heavy lot of Sheet Music on hand lor Piano, H ate and Guitar. CLOUD & SHACKLEFORD. Griffin, Ga. Hill St. Nov. 4, 1352. ly iW IJUiiiT STABLE p|ig£AT THE OLD STAND J® rHIUE undersigned-.would respectfully inform JL the public generally* that lie Inis opened a STABLE in the city of Griffin, in the Stable for merly occupied by the Stage Company; and lie will hire out HOUSES, BUGGIES, &c., upon as LIBERAL TERMS as the. times will admit. The patronage of his friends and the Travelling Public is respectfully solicited. Himself or liis brother, James L., will genera* be found at the Stable,as l have secured his ser vices when absent from home. lam also prepared to do H ACKING to suit costumers CALL and see, it will not cost anything to cx amine. L. Griffin March 4,1852. 10—if FISK’S METALLIC BURIAL CASES! tTAKE leave respeclfully to inform the public, Ih l l have just received a number of these BURIAL CASES at my shop, in the city ol Griffin, where they can be had at all times at Ihe shortest notice, at a small advance oncost and freight. The subscriber also continues the Carriage and Cabinet Baisiaiess at his old stand where he wiil bo pleased to execute any orders left with him. A. BELLAMY. Griffin, April.B, 1852 14—1 JETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Conn. rg!EIE undersigned, agent for the a hove wcl JL known Company, is prepared to take risks Sgaihsl Fire on Buildings, Merchandise and Col on in Ware-Houses, on as favorable terms as other similar institutions. A, MFRnirT. Griffin, Nov. 11, 1852. 4C-‘f NOTE. MR. G. G. BARNETT respectfully announ ces to the cit'Zns of Griffin that in conse quence ol ill health, he has committed the charge o! lus School to Mr. J. O . A. McCollester, whom he recommends n; <. person in every respect worthy the patronage of the public. January 20,1853. 3—ts ROBINSON, WALKER & i. WILL CONTINUE THE DRV GOODS & 6ROCIRV SVSINSSS, At the old of Vaughn, Robinson & Walker, Corner Broad and New Orleans streets, where they would be pleased to sec tlicir friends and receive a share ol their patronage. E. W. ROBINSON, T. L. WALKER, T. J. BLOOD WORTH. July 19, 1852. 31— ts BARGAINS! BARGAINS! r®IHE subscriber, VVm. R. Phillips, is now Ja. offering a large and splendid stock ol §( pic and Fancy DRY GOODS AND GROW, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Hats,&c. At very reduced prices for CASH or prompt dealers. Fresh supplies will he constantly added to the stock, and all who v ish Cheap Goods will do well to apply at the Granite Front un der the Masonic Hall, on Hill'street and the\ will hud as cheap, if not the cheapest Goods in the city. Don’t he backward in coming in, we make no charge for showing goods. WM. R, PHILLIPS. Gri fin, Aprli 1,|552. 4—ts NOTICE. I HAVE placed my notes in the hamls of John Neal, of Zebulon, with in structions to collect them immediately. JAMES NEAL. Dec. 31, 185.*?. I—Ot NOTICE. ALL persons having demands against the Es tati! of David Cagle, late of Henrv county deceased, will render them in duly authenticated within the time prescribed by luw, and all persons indebted, will make immediate payment. BENJAMIN CAGLE’, Adm’r. Oct. 23, 1852. 40— TOIHE PUBIIC. ©So i!2>UiaST a HAVING accomplished himself with Drs. Pitman & Durham, wilt wrac- ySr ttee the DURHAM SYSTEM, eight miles £& north of Greenville, at Phillips Slore. Entertain ment for those at a distance. Price for Medicines* our Prescriptions 52.59. Term l ! Cash, february 21th, 1852 JO - ONI OF m LARGEST ANSI Best Stocks of MlUffilßliWiSSi EVER OFFERED LY THIS MARKET, IS NOW OPENING AT SARGENT & GO’S, Cor Ncw-Orlcan* St and Bi dfidway. CONSISTING in part of a splendid assortment o STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GOODS, and every style and description of Dltls S S GOODS!! Also, every variety of WOODWARE AND HARDWARE Clothing, Saddles, Buns, Blankets, Iron, Pistol^ Kerseys, Nails, Fovrdtf Shoes, Steel, Oils, Mats, Blacksmith’s Tools, I’airits. ALSO OF IHK BEST QUA LITES! 50 Bags Rio Coffee, Prime Java do IO Hhds. St. Croix and P. R. Sugar, 20 Bbls. Stewarts’ Refined do 20 do Coffee do 20 do Crush’d and Powdr’d do Fish, Cheese, Potatoes, Salt, Molasses, Tobrcco, &c., &c. Purchasers will please bear in mind, that our Stock is almost entirely WE Wf and that every ar ticle sold is warranted to be-good and sound, and s! Prices that canno! fail to suit buyer® „ . SARGENT & CO. Grim'ii, Sepfcmbej‘3o, !852. 40-ts John T. Rowland, John T. Rowland, Jr . ROWLAND & CO, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 172, Bay-Street, Refer to A Merritt, Agent Planters’ Bank, Griffin, Georgia. ’ GRIFFIN COLLEGIATE B 12 SR a SJ Ai is -5f THE exercises of this Institution will be re sumed on Monday tl lOrli January, 1853. A large and commodious builuing is now in progress of diction, and will be in readiness at an early s*sy lor the accommodation of the pupils a eornlortable private house will t, e used to teach in until Ihe College building is finished, so that ho tune may be lost. , B -, TI,c > h°nse.on Broadway ow ned by Hit A. Cloud, and now occup.W bv Mr. Buffiiiot o „’ which is much more retired than the Churches’ will be used until the other budding is in read'll IK S^. n , ■a i m O : IROVV, PTirtc-pal. December 14:h, IBa2. 51 .- iIFFI HARNiUi SHOE MANUFACTORY. THE subscriber having fitted gA. IT up an extennue Manufactory in P’ffi tiie large and commodious new Brick House just above ihASteam Mill, is prepa red to fill orders from Dealers and Merchants, at the shortest'notice- and on the most recsonabie terms. He would rc-pcctliiliy invite lire attention ofthe planters to lus large STOCK OF NEGRO SHOES, which is superior to any thing of the kind ever of® I’ered in this market before. He also invites the attention of ihe public to his assortment of Har ness, Bridles, Martingales, Collars, &c.; t * ether vviili a general stock of such articles ns are usually kept in lhat line—Seeling confident, w’ith the ad vailtagc he has of fanning lug ou n Leather and his own hands lo manufacture it, of offering induce ments to buyers that will not tail to give s-itisfrction in price and quality. J. L. JOHNSON. N. B. Ravv hides taken in exchange for any of the above goods, at the highest market priccsi Griffin, Oct. 7, 1852. [ls-tfJ J. Li J BARGAIN^!! wntlcr?:*Jd intending to make a. slight JL change in their business, are .now - offering fpf CASH, their entire stock of ... DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE, &c. all new and fresh, at very reduced prices, and on a credit until (all, at as low rates asanv house in the „ . J - C ‘ &L - R ■ BREWEK. Griffin, March 25.1852 J3-^6m J. A. & J. C. BEEKS,. ‘ DEALERS IX DRI GOODS, GROCERIES, and hardware, Corner Hill and Ninth-street, Griffin, Ga Janiiany 9. 1852. 2—ls SAVANNAH MUTCAIr’ INSURANCE COMPANY, c. P. Richardson, President. James A. Norris, Secretary THE undersigned, A gent of then bore compa ny is prepared to lake risks against Fire on idl!dings, Stocks, Ac., on the most favorable terms. M. G. DOBBINS, Agent- Griffin, Angnsl 8, 1850. 33—ts &AS3? ©TXeB. ALL of those indebted Jn me or the firm of’ LOXG <s• BLISS, payment by the first of January next, amHpwhn fail to do so, their notes and accounts will be fcflf in the hands ‘ of an officer, for collection. JAMES S. LONG Griffin, Dec. 21, 1852. 52 FEME BOARDING DOFSE, GRIFFIN GEORGI A. THE fact is undeniable, that no place in Geor gia offers better facilities for Female education than the young city of Griffin, having at present one Collegiate Seminary, under the well-tried man-” ugement ol Mr. H. E. Morrow, and the Female College, under the direction of the Presbyterian Synod of the Stale of Georgia ,to be opened the first of the coining year, together with two or three private schools of high character. At t tic suggestion and solicitation of many ofhis friends, the undersigned has secured the commodi ous and comfortable residence of Mrs. E. A. Hill, on North Hill St., at a pleasant distance from the different schools, und convenient to the different churches, and proposes to take twelve young ladies (school girls,) as boarders. Mrs. Taylor will de vste her whole attention to the comfort of those un der hercaro, and every facility will > afforded to’ assist them in their scholastic duties. A good Piano Forte will be furnished for the use of thus? who may betaking music lessons. Proper author! it I W *H be exercised over all; in a word, they will, be governed. .As the number to be accommodated’ is limited, and as some have already made applica tion, and for other reasons, it is very desirable that all further applications be received at an early day.’ For terms of board, ana all further particulars, ad dress the undersigned at Gtiftin : Geor?ia, - 8. S. TAYLOir.’ References —Citizens of Griffin Nov 30, 1852. •IbLcfi LAW , ~ ■ ~~ OF DEsiwrriON ALWAYS OV „, m Snleal this C f *.