Georgia Historic Newspapers

    04x*tfA&v 1
TVpwted thw life, on Friday morning [lie Ctli
ihn. i I ho residence of Dr. Irvin, in Henry conn
fyi o l Bronchitis, Wesley Westmoreland, in
the 32tJ jtrr of his age.
Thus We sec (Hat rb.uh hits again inode its ap
pears rtie in onr midst} and severed tlm brittle
threnil bf life; and consigned In the tmi.b; n devo
ted husband, tatfier and friend, lie I-It nn of-
I bei innate wile and tHimmm* friends
and relative*. In nfmirn hi* Ins*; tu s- I we are
n juiced to have the evidence, that o r ‘rs is his
eternal gain. Previous to bis dentil, lie nmde I tit*
iferd confession, and was feunYt! with Christ in
btiWsm, and arose to walk in new-W'-s cf life,
winch he did, nnld hi# spirit letifinf ii In God who
trove jr. fie appeared to he laoidwos dml In
would soon have to have oil that was.near and
dear to ium mi ectth, and go hence 10 return no
mure. tSo doubt l>- is now
’ Bathing his soul
In seas ut Heavenly rest.” “ft. H ?.
COUaXCIL Pit JcEEDINGS.
CALLED MEE'ILYG.
Griffin, April 30sh, 1853.
Present, the Mayor—Aid. Moirril, Lovejov,
Porter, Smith Salmons, Joimrun, Firming, urtrl
Cline.
Council met pursuant to nejoi rnment. ,
Tin*.committeeappointed to look over llie tax
ordinattee of 1852, as we", as fake into considc ra
tion, flic prnhable a:o.in! r .u.s-ary In be raised
n> taxa'ion, to delray ! ■ . es of lire city the !
present year, reported as : f
7 v the May or and ('ounci’ - !
_ I he committee to whom was referred the duty
ol looking over the lax mdinance ol last teat, as
weil ns to make 3 rough estimate of the probable
amount necessary to he raised from taxation and
oilier soiiices, to defray liie economical expeases
01 the city the present year, beg leave to report,
{■)•*’ they have discurged iiie dim us.-ianid them:
1 lie iioiotinl that will pn.ibs.iily lx; raised from the
granting ol licenses, sj tt-in! tax>s, unu-iinder
the ordinance ol 1852, with ihsatnoirnf that is con
sidered good on flic old tax books, wilt be about
! t 30” —cash on hand about ijSOO —milking in all i
Sit,BlH}. 1 lie disbursements of the year, to. bli
probability, will aiiioiuu to between 31 and 3200
oilars. RespocHnlly
A. FLKAIING, Chudo. of Com. !
011 motion Ahf. M Tiitf, the fnx ordinance of
1952 was taken up, and alter sonv- a I era* tons and j
amendments, ldo ec-l as follows, bv sections: |
AW OASXWAWBS
7o raise supplies for th: si tporl af lAc City Govern 1
i me,,t °f Iht CHy of Griffin, for the year 1 353. i
Cc it ordained by the Mayor amt Council of the
cdy oi Gvitli >, and ilia hereby ord lined by [h e j
anihnrify of the same, that the 0 erk open lit? ■
books and receive the returns of all tax title pro • j
perty, held or o a tied in the city on the first day j
of April last, an I Insurance Companies that I
commence business at a:n time during the I
year. * 1
t. I hat the sum of 5!) cents poll lax he imposed !
on each and every white m 110 citizen, between j
‘;? ngos of 21 and CO years.
2. i hat the sum ol 31,50 bo imposed 0:1 all white 1
male citizens, between the ages of 16 and 45
years, as a roiunmlauon tax lor road duly
*- that t lie sum ol 53 be imposed on all tnafd*
slaves, liel.l or owned in the citv, hi-lwecn ihc
“ges of 1G and til) years, as a com nuuiiun tax
I’s road duty.
and. lb.it iiu.. g mi of 50 t en's poll tax he imposed on
:, l* slaves under the age o, 61) years.
I hat the sum <>t 15 cents he imposed on even
2*lOJ value oi slock in goods, wires, inerehan
<tiz.*, &c. held by person* 111 Ike citv, in their
own right „r as agent.
6 1 Imi the sum of la cents lie'imposed on every
510;) value of alt real estate, wit bin the city; ex
• ‘■pi properly of the various GhrisUan Denomi
nations.
7. I hat the sum of $3 he imposed on each anu
ev:-ry practicing lawyer, physicUM, and dentist.
c. I’naf ihe sum of S'2s he imposed on each amt
1 very broker.
J'hat one ha If of one p>r cent be imposed on
all m axes at interest ami on a!! monies used I>l
purchasing and shaving mil os, hv anv person
• tilii r on lim own account or as agent Ibr anotli
'r, whether the owner or agent be a r< sident ot
not.
lb. That ihe sum of 52 he imposed on each and
< very nvo-bor*c pleasure carriage, aqri gJ on
* ,v i:!l and rvrrv one-horse pteasnre carnage, c x
cep!, sueli as arc rtlurned as stock miraileby
keepers of lively stab cs and venders ol earn-I
ages.
id. T iar the Aiim <>f 75 cents be imposed on each |
and rv'ory horse, gelding, mate or mule, kept ■
within the I inirs of the city tor me purpose of
luring, snd licit the sum o". 75 een's te imposed
oil Cacti and every one horse carnage or vehicle,
and llie Eum of s’l ,2.t on each r.nd everytwo
-- o'se earttnge or vehicle, kep! v.ilhin the hrni's
of the city for liie purpose o! In ring.
12. Tnat the simr ol SIOO.IWbe imposed on each
ari I'every agency of a Hanking company wi; i,
or •,. :i!;mi’ Insurance privileges, doing business
mi ihccdy, or liaving an ottiee of discount and
deposit.
Id. I'iut the suih of $50,00 be imposed on cacti
and tv< f? Couiiijissiou Mcrchanr, or other net
jig as agents ol any (nuking company out o! -
1 in city in buying lulls ofexcliange or doing other
banking business* and ttiat each and every a
gent or agenlso! any fusiirancc company, shat!
I>,iv to the Clerk in application.- tweniy-bve
(525) dollars, which shall bo placed to ibcirere-
it, and it shall be the duly ol the Clerk to'call
on item quarterly and require from them on
oith, iiie amount oi ei(*!i preinui in received for
the last three months ami (2j) two and a hall
p. r rent on such amount, shall he placed loHieir
and bit on the Clerk’s books, sliould the lax exceed
(hy. 3 iii>t paid, be(o r e the expiration of the ii- i
vrsq the excess shall be paid at the;
fitne M givtng 111.
tI. Tim* the rum of >l2,off <>e imp Med on each ‘
.•! *v iv free ut lU* ( ci:or, jnut that ttiv snsrt •
5* in- ori am i
■•! coloi w-Uu fbiiil live wutuii Inc hub's o! liie’
f5. I’ittl th: sa nos one qu ir'tr of one cen’ tie l
■jan r-a.,;ii anu every bate of cuttmi weigh- j
cd or stored hi ih cdy, from jii.i after the tir.-i ]
*f September, 1852.
16 Tlnl the CU l!; give notice i:i (lie public ga- |
T.zUcsxtt ihee.ly, that the louks for receiving,
us returns, will be opened on the fir-it of June ;
andihe some will be closed oil the first of Au-!
eu-t; and (ha! all di lauL’cjtherealler, will lie!
double faxed, |
17. That tv’l ordinances and parts of ordinances,!
heretofore passed, which militate against thisj
ordinance tic and the sum-: am heicby repealed 1
Adopt i! Aji.il 30, 18.53.
The rcporl of fie c miijitl ;e on i iiiiix ices wa--•
received as follows:
The committee to whom wa3 referred too p-ti-1
tion of sundry citizens in relation to the location!
oftV‘ ch’ircn in West Gifoin, lor Lie biac..a, hive j
performed the du'y assigned-l!i-;n, and roporr is.-t
viu'itv >6 the praver of ttv pet lion r-, so tar as.
b • location complained rl is concerned.
11. PLEMIN3, Clun’n. j
T'hc a (option nt which repm f, on molion A1 I
Salmons, was lari on to table for the present.
fin motion Aid. (Jlin*’, tlo - Clerk was instructed
to have at) the special and retail t.ix ordinances
ready lor inspection and revision, by next regular
meeting.
On mot i-m, Council a !j inrne 1 io its next regu
lar meeting. W. II PHILLIPS, Mayor.
A frueet'r ict fr > n the rjrnn?e J , lhi 4ih dav of
May, I s.* 1, J \S. 1 1. LOG AV, Clerk.
CITY TAXES!!
rar.dE hook> f.r receivin'tax returns oi taxable
JB. persons and property, lor,the ineorp irate li.n
----i is of the city of uriliin, tir 185.3, will be opened
on the first day of June, and rein tin open until the
first d.ir of Anjru-d Wist, T jnaa who fad to give
in hy tint time, will Ik; cmmJeicl as defaulter j,
and double taxed accordingly.
I3y order of the Canned.
J Y.YHiS 11. LOGAN, Cork.
May 10, 135.1. 19 —lt
Georgia, Fayette County.
%M T HER ISAS Jasper K nTifircw and fj. H.
Y Fortsdtl, Executors of the las! will a id tes
tament of Henry Kinebrcw, late of said countyr de
ceased, apply Go me for letters of diwnissfiaß from
ihe further mamigeinentof said estate.
These are therefore to cite and all
and <=ingu!:ir the kindred and enyjitnis of said de
ceased, to be and appear at uiy olric •, w.lhin ibe
• iuti. fre.-.cribeJ by laV, to sitotf il any they
iv-'-, why said letters should not be granted,
liiveip u ider my bind at office, Tnis ihe Stn
(J iv of April, 1853.
15— (} ('. K LNjL IV;W 0 linn-v.
CAW IIU.XKS
or evkpy tifcfU’nJpi i-)H always oft ti asp
For a. fin
. . A GREAT
12 ii(£f
f|l Ik'subFcrthcr liaviig nine hrsmess on liis
J. hand.- tiinn he can attend In, aid being en
gaged in business which he cannot drop--iifTer*
his .entire possessi ms for sale, to-u ;t—The best
STEAM SAW- ILL!
in the Slate, well two upright saws that will cut*
on an uvarngc, from three to live thousand feet o’
square edge lumber in the day, with the plaines*
mil best engine in this country, and alt the Maehi*
ntry lor two Burr Saws and Grist Mill nil ached >
and
mm HUNDRED ACRES
oi the very best kind 1 i -e Tir.dier, with Fourltun*
dyed A.-r<m of good iug finds with good
and out houses, ami ;i ve, .y oi Eighty
at: ea open land.
i iii'.-c -rattfo on I lie premises, every ix eessary
appendage to t arry nrt Joe hiiMti'-ss, and as good a
stood for business of aify kind, as there is in llw
State, with g iot! water ami us healthy I c ..'tan its
can he.
The above promise.* are situated to Fayelte
county, iinniedtatify on the route of th
NEW RAIL-ROAD,
from Grill'm to iSewnan, and thence to North Ala
bama, and all Iho Pino Timber between Griffin
and Newnan is in the ininudia'e vicintly of the
.Mill*, Iwe ve miles from Grilfin, on the .Mclntosh
road to Newnan.
j Any person wishing to ; n-vlmse sueli propi rty,
l do hc!l to call soon as I .mi dclcrmmid loseli
WILL SELH M\im.
Terms wi” iv made easy, or good property ta
ken >n exclia-i"■ ,at lair prices. A idi'S- (lie sub
acriher at IVhitfi Water I'iiiiette coun
ty, Gil*
1 J. G. Westmoreland. Zt bulon.
’ ( , i- .. . , . [ iVirnier proprietor.
Ii (' OrvUtllS? , x r c-r * ii r- 1 .t* r-n
| 31. \v t’liii >jrelati(l, Gs iltm, On
JW. 15. Fields, “ “
good, .mil ready sale can be hud f
every loot of lumber sau i cl.
S, H. GUIFFIN.
15. 185,3. 13—If
POiKBT BOOK LOST.
Till'd subscriber lost, somewhere In the city ol
Grilfin, the beginning of this im k, a Port
Monie o', i-oinmon siz<*, containing twenty dolla *
in five dollar bilk, and a twenty five tlollar |>romi
aorv note made.by Uriah Kelhir and payable to
myself. Any person having found the some will
do me n lavor by; returning it to me u any Wan -
house, Gritfl i, where lie will he suttalily rewar
ded for the s-ani -.
J. G. S. HAM.
Mav3, 183.1. S3 - 3t
BUILDING LDTS FOR
SALE. ;
TiJC Tms:CCS of the Metliodi.si Clmre!), oIF-r
to soil or leas-’ privately mii ti first Tiicsdav
!in June next, and at public out-cry on ihat. iky
i! lint sold before, the font on hi til street'of the
lot vyiiereon lbs Mcihodist Church now stands*—
Froniing trjili street 210 lei I, and running hack
HO fed, and video into six huii.itng !o's, (a plat of
which can he seen at iiie Post. ’Office,) reserving
100 led fronting Solomon street, and running
oack through liie, whole h t,sa\ 210 feet, on wiiicli
we desire to erect anew Cliarch sutb <1 to the
wants ol the community, witfi the proceed* arising
Iron the sale ol s.mt trout portion.
Terms oi sate one-ion ill cash, and the- remain
der in throe equal instalments, payable in three,
six, and mac, moii'lis, property secured
C. If. JOHNSON,
A. M. NAI L,
VvM. FitIiEMAN,
T. li. GILMOIIO,
A. GBAV,
A. A.tj AU LLJNG.
W. A. .SCANOttKT’I’,
WE-SLKV LUAII,
11. G. JOHN.'-ON,
Gritlia, Api II 2 1, I SZ3. T'ruslt.es
17—f.
CLOUD & SHACKLEFORD
HAVING connected the Book and Sia iottaw
with their Piano Forie and Music business’,
iLSprcUnily iiniiounee to I he pu'iiie, ttiat they have
now on liiuui, and expect to keep always a good
arid well -uleete l’ Stock of School Books, both
linglish and Classical, and put up in the very best
ami most euli-tantr.il stylo .f binding. Wceail
the csjjeeial atteuiiiiii of Teachers and o hers iiuy
mg r-ehutil Books, to our Stock, as we inlonii to
sod as lew as we can afford tIK-ns.
Ot Miscellaneous Work*; our shiek tvitl con is:
only of EIELBGSOUS WOSSSiS, and
wi; ik s oflhe inu.*f an proved moral character.
STAT£O2fAB.?r;
very nearly any thing in this line w ilt always be
lettud yt our house. Call at the
M US ID S PORK, IliU street.
Griffin, April 23, 1853. 17 —3t
A NOTE LOS V OH STOLES
IN Henry County, about the first of February
last. Slid Note wa* made payable to John
Uhjds, by James Child*—given some time th or
almtrt March, 1852, (exact date not rememheicd.)
due ttlje 25iii day ol December following, ftr
8 153,7‘J. All poisons are hereby forewarned a
g.mi.'t I railing lor said N ole, as i! has tie< ii settled
JUHN CHILDS.
April 23, L 353 17—3 t
TI “TMfTUBW
7jriSTAVINC accomplished himself wiili -*
.£ .9. Dr*. Pitman ic Ounii.cM, will prac- •
tie-; tiie DUflfLl )1 S VS7’K.V, right miles sm.
north of v irerimile, at Puiihps Store, Kntcriain
merit for those at a distance. Price for Medicine
■>ur Prescriptions $2,50. Terms Cash.
Febmarv 21th. 1332 |i>-
Georgria Fayette County.
fWIH'I'IE \.S Andrew J. iVluniiy, Ahninis
v v trator on Ihe estate ot Kindum Stridden,
■late of said county, deceased, applies for Letters
o! Dismission IVo u said estate.
These are thi-relbre m cite and admonish nil and
singular, the kindred and creditors of said decea
sed, to tie and a;ip -ar at my office, within ihe time
proscribed hy law, u> show cause ‘if anv) why
said Letters may not be granted.
Given under my hurJ at ofli :c, in Fayetteville,
tins May 2d, 1853,
- G>3 t. C. KING, D. p ’y. O. F.C.
; Georgia, Fayette Comity.
LllillHAS Andrew J. \lnoiiy, applies to
it m: for Lsi iters ol Ailmans’ ration, on the
estateol JcfSc Lisctcr, lute ot said cuitnlv, decea
sed.
These fire therefore t cite and admonish all an *
singular, the kindred ami ere'ditors ot said docen
’ *cd, to bo and appear at my oilier, within the time
prescribed by law, to slow cause (if any they have)
why sai l L tiers should not ho granted.
Given under my band at office, in Fayetteville,
tiiis 21 V.av, 1833.
_ 19- ‘ GKO. C. KING, Depi’y 0. V. C.
Ceorgiti, Fayette County.
Wilfiß lAS John Murphy, A lui’mUtr.ilor oh
the eslate of James Murphy, laie ot said
; esu itV, deceased, applies fur Letters ol Dismissnry
! I'rom'said estate.
Those are therefore tn cite and admonish all and
singular, tiie kindreil and creditors of said decea
sed, to bean I appear at my office, wiilim the tnvre
! prescribed by law, to show cause (■( any they liave)
j why said Letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, in Fayetteville
this 30fh day of April, 1833.
19— OKO. J. KING, Dcpt’y. G. F. C.
Georgia, Fayette Cofinty.
| IMf Li Kit liA -3 Joshua tlhler, Guardian of his
j ¥¥ minor mj.i VV. F. M. El Ic.r, having been no
lied aticorjiiig to law, at (lie last Term of Ihe
Court ot Ordinary ot said county, to show cause,
why his s .mriiy on the bond as Guardian ns
aforesaid, should not he released from further lia
bility; and why Jic should not give other security,
according to law; and the said Joelutft ICldor hav
ing failed to show good cause, his Letters ol
Guardian-hip for (he said \V. F. My Litter, were
, revoked nod mode void.’ all per Oils
. interest ml an s.ud W'ords csifttc, are hereby imtified
| to appear it. tfiiS next July !erirtrof the (Janil ul’Or
! ilinary for said cojinty, and,apply for Letiers'ol
i Gnid a Hum for the si u. Y\’. F. M. Klvho!
J. L. BL’ALf JOK. O. F. O.
| May Bh, 1 = 53. \:r-
iffcAL l’l! FOR THE STATE!
HOUOWAY’S m^s.
Extraordinary cure of loss of idea th, Disordered
titomack, Indigestion and Delei initiation of Blood
to Ikt Head.
Cvpff of a letter f.vm Mr. M n Ll oj d, of Erto tee-,
‘near liailteh^.Merionttshire.
TO ProtDiSor HOLLO W A Y-- Sir:
I avail my*. If of the earnest i.pportumty of
injorming you, that lora very lung poned, 1 was
afli. ted-with a daugcrous giddiness and frequent
swimming* in the licail, atlcnded hy-Noss ofajipc
tite, disordered stumacli and generally impa-red
health. Fiery means bad failed to give me any
; permanent r< liel, and at Icngtli it became so alarm
| mg that I was really afraid of going about ivith
; oul an altcmlar.t. In this melanclioly condition, I
i waited personly on Mr. tiuglxs, Ghemist, Har
lech, lor the purpose of consulting iiim as to u hat
Iliad better co; lie kindly rceoniniendcd your Pill*,
1 tiled them > iilioul delay, and after taking them
lor a short time, I am happy to bear testimony to
j their wonderful efficacy. 1 am now restored to
peilpcl health, arid enabled to resume my u-nil
duties. You areal liberty to publish tins letter
in any way you may think proper. 1 am, sir, jour
obed’t.servn’t. ('igriedj JOHN LLOYL).
June Gtli, 1852.
Miractdous cu e of Dropsy.
Extract oj a letter from Edward Rowley, Esq. of In
diu Walk, Tobago, t/nltd Jjpnl Slh t 1852'.
To Prob'stor Holloway—D ur bir: I deem iI
a duty I owe to you and iht- pu >bc nt large, u> m
iortn you oi a most miraemous movery irem that
drciiutol disease iJropsy, and vhu 11, under Go<i r
was ullected by your intueiess Pills. I was tap
ped five times within rigid months, and aUillfulty
treated by two medical uraclilioners, but could no*
gel cund, uniil I had recourse to your remedy,
and n i,l w it fist imiing all I hard undergone, this mi
raeulOusu.cdi-.-ine cured rue in the course of six
weeks. |Big!icd] EDii ART) LtOVYLEY.
Inf alible cure of a Stomach Complaint, ivith Indi
gestion au<l violent Headaches.
Extract of nlelter from Mr.S. Goieen, ’Chemist, of
Clifton, ear Bristol, dated July TWr, 1352.
To Professor Holloway—Dear Sir —I am re
quested by a lady named T just arrived
Irom the W’csl I fii i cs, to acquaint you that fora
period ol eight years, bcrstdi .and family su lie red
Irom continual had health, arising f-0.-rt tiisortrers
of the Liver and Stomach, Indigestion, loss of Ap
petite, violent Headaches, pains’ in the side, weak
ness anti general debility, tor v.lnch she consulted
the most eifii lent mi n in the colony, but without
any beneficial result; at. last, she had recourse to
your invaluable Piik, which in a very short iiu.c
ttf.cU'd so gri at a change for the better, that s!,c
continued Ilieni, and the whole family were re.-to
led to lie'iilro ui.d Strength. T urliicr slie cli sircs
i;bc io say, tiint she has witnessed their exliaordi
nary vtnues m tiiose complaints incidental la eftii
dren, [lariicularly in cases of Measles and Scar-
Inn, having cHecicd postiivc cures of lliesc disca
<s with no olber remedy.
fStgni'iiJ S. GGWFN.
These, celebrated I’llls are iv.mderfully efficacious
in the following complaints:
Ague Debility Infl.miation
Asthma Dropsy Jaundice
Pillions Coin- Dysentery Liver com
plaints Krysipelas plaints
Dio cix.-s o‘:t Female lrregu- Lumbago
the Skin larities Piles
Dowel com- Fevers of all Rheumatism
plaints kinds Retention of
Colics Fits Urine
Constipation Gout Scrofula,*or
ut the Uow< Is Head-adic King’s Lvtl
Consumption ledig'-stam feore-l hn.als
Minna Dl Gravel Tic Doioreux Secondary
I'nriKiurs Ulc rs svmptoiiis
Venereal A flee- iVAirins of all M eakinss,
lions kinds from whatever
. cause &c. ie.
Sold at ‘.he establishment of ProleS'Or Holloway,
244 Si'-and, (near Temple Bar) London, and bv
all Vendors ol Meuicucft tlirongliout the United
Stales, in lioxc*at 37c a 87e and 81 50c cacti
W holesalc by the principal Drug houses in the
Union; and by Messrs. A. B. St D. SANDS, New
York.
There is considerable saving by Jaktng the lar
g'T s zcs.
N. D.— Directions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder are affix ->l to each box.
For sale by -V v|. \V. LINCOLN, Savannah, Ga
“ J. “v . JON LS, Grillin, Ga.
Auril 29. 1853. 18—
lllliAl NOTICE.
ffIHK undersigned rcspecllully lenders n
JL his professional services to the citizens
of Gridin and vicinity. His practice is. on M|
the BOTANIC SYSTEM, and from n:s
long experience m the practice of Physic, hefeeii
assured that lie will he aide to give satisfaction ‘,
all who may cal’ on him for medical aid.
nn Broadway over A Grav’s Store.
LbillOY SNDKD, M. D
G-tffio, F'h. 10, (852.
BOUSE PiniND fiLiZIJiG.
J&Si&L Ihe undersigned respectfully calls the
I*■ eI A* attention id’ the public, ami especially
ps_j those who live in the conntrv, to tlie
f-. [, 1C ( tlial he is prepared to S’AIST
ssousass, in superior style, and on very iea
sonmdn terms Abo, GLAZING done in
go I vie and at the shortest notice. Give him a
-■u'l. ‘ it. L. HOBBS.
(KJ®* >3hop on N< vv Orlt-ans street.
Jaiuinrv 27'ih. 1*5.3.
DISSOLUTION.
copartnership of McWilliams, Speir &
JB. Cos. is this day disahlv'eil by mutual coescnt,
by tbe wiibdrawal of W. 11. Speir. The business
will be continued hy the undersigned, at tho old
stand, who wilt be happy to wait on their old
Iriends and many new ones. Give us a call.
McWilliams & co.
D. [l. McWilliams, B. P. McWilliams.
Griffin, Apdl -20, 1853. 16 -31
Imm TO 1 BAD!
1 L undersigned, being desirous of m-ving
M. westward, uflers his Livery Stable &
Stock lor sale, nl-o; the Dwelling House
and Lot where he now resides Persons wishing
to enter the Livery Business, will do well to call
early and examine lor liicmseliios, us 1 aiu deter
mined to sell. L. P. ALKXAN DKlt.
Grririu, April 20, 1853. 16--if
J. A. & J.C. BULKS,
DEALERS I.Y
DM GOODS, GROCERIES,
AND IfAItDWAUE,
Corner Mill and Ninth-street, Griffin, Ga
J imianv 9. 1852. 2—ls
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
■jr Hie entire establishment of Mr. I'.
Iff MERCHANT TAILOR,
Gfti r tli’ ir services to tlreii Irieml.-
■ll'Vl and his former customers, and re-
tlhlly solicit’d a coiitiriuanco ol
patronage, as they are deter
mined, a >n Haller themselves that they Can, givi
ginerat satisfaction,- They will keep constantly
on hand,- a Ircsh and well selected stock ot
Cloths, Casiinevcs, Vestings,
VXD
Clothing.
whidli they wißsell clwaper than any establishment
of'the kind in the city. Give us a call, and you
shall not go away dissatisfied.-
ITPEG & Wit I* K.
Griffin, January, 1853, 3 “
N. B. (JUTTING done al the slior'est untie*
and tu the itio.j faShiimalile style.
J. A.S.J. C. BEERS.
ARK now receiving llip.tr nnal great variety of
spring and SUbinwr G'-bds, nil of which
w'Olfc carefully selected by one ot iler firm in New
York rtntl Bostfin.
Among which are a gotiernl B’etk of
STAPH DIMOM.
Ladies Dress Goods, consisting in part of
B'k. and ColM. Silks, Plain and.Fig’d. I’rinled
and Plain Bareges, 11 u-h Fight, t-hlk Tissues and
Gienadines, Mantillas, Seurl* ar.-l Crape I s hawk.
Lace and Muslin Sleeves, Chimera'll* and C liars.
BONNETS & BONNl’fi’ RIBBONS.
In the gentlemen’s depafinuct are
Fash wimble RciM(y~Mndv
Clothing, Hal)/, Roots and
Shoes,
AJwaj-s on hand a general assortment of
HARDWAR E Sc CUTLERY,
Iron nnd Nails, Crockery arid Glass-Ware
Painle. Oils, and Dye-Stuffs, Glass and Putty
numerous other articles.
They res peel fully invite their friends and the
public, to call and examine their goods ‘ hey
it'llcoutident that they can sell them at such prices
us will give general satisfiction.
Griffin. March 21, 1353. 12— if
01 OF THE LAiif li
Best Stocks of
SPRING & M G(i01!
EVER OFFERED LY THIS MARKET,
IS NOW OPENING AT
SARGENT k m%
Cor iV6w-Orleans St. and Broadway.
CONSISTING in part of a splendid assortment o
STAPLE & nm DRY-GOODS,
and every style and description of
DltllSS GOODS!!
Also, every variety of
WO OD WA RE AND HADD WA RE
Clothing, Saddles, tipns,
Blankets, Iron, - Bjsiol f
Ker&iy*, Nails, Uowd
Shoes, Steel, Oils,
Hats, Blacksmith’s Tools, Faints.
ALSO OF HIE BEST- QB-AUTES:
Zt O Bags Rio’ Cod'ee,
Prime Java do
IO Hhils. Sr. U’roix and P. I\. Sugar,
2*l) Bids. Stewarts’ liefiii-ep do
20 do Coffee ‘do
20 do Crush’d and PowdrM do
Fish, Cheese, Potatoes-, Sail,
Molasses,’ Tolircco, &c., &c.
rurehnsers will please hear m mind, that our
Stock is almost entire ly NEW, and that every ar
ticle sold i : 3 yviirrnnled to he good and sound, and
a! Plices that tanno! fat! to suit hover*.
S A RGB NT & CO.
Griffi t; September 30, 1852. 40-1 f
W. R. PHILLIPS & CO,
Under Masonic Hall, Hill Street.
T-AKE this method'of informing the titizms
ofGriflin, and surrounding cobntry, that
they are now receiving their slock of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
It is unneessary to enumerate ThcNh fie rent articles
which cofislituic our
COMPLETE ASS.OHTM ENT.
We parlictdarly solicit tin- attention oflhe Ladles,
ns a more Fiv-hion.-thh; and ii-‘nut’i(u! assortment
of Ladies Dress Goods, has never’ before
been otii red in tins Marktl<#iey were selected
with great eaie.and consist in part of Silks, Bor
age, Delanes, Borages, Tissues, Grenmliii's,
French Jaconetia and Gainbiies, linffiroidens,
Mantillas, &e...&e, of the latest designs.
Gen lemen will also lino a largo assortment of
Ready-31ade ClofEiiag, Hats, Book,
Shoes, and many other articles which make this a
complete furnishing store.
For those who have seen our Stock advertise
ments arc unnecessary, as b> look is hut to he con
vinced that it is uneqttalcd in the ciiy. We know
our prices will be satisfactory. „
W. R. PiirLLIPS fy CO.
Griffin,March 23, 1353 12—if
SKY-LIGHT
OBClIiRlOnPiS!!
TAKEN BY
®mxm m tw9w®<>
•‘Think not those Portraits by the - on light made.
Shades though they sic, will like a shadow lad !
No! when the. lip ol IF sh m dust shall he—
When D.‘alll’s gray film o'er spreads the beaming
eye—
These life like pie!ures, meeting at decay,
Will sill! he fresh and vivid as to-dav.”
HAVING just erected a row Galle
ry, inv Pictures cannot 1n- < x-■oiled m anv
city. Nmlh or e'outh. Pictures taken on cloudy
ae well as iair days.
Those w isltig Likenesses iqual s o die heft
Miniature Paintings, are inviW cV to call and they
u ill not b -disappointed. The. best time of d.iv for
SMALL CHILDREN, is Irom II A.M. ioS
o’clock, P M. Prices moderate,to suit the times.
J. M. L
Ilill-street, Griffin, G.i March. 135.3. 14—3 t
DISSOLUtION.~~
r|ALIK firm of ROBINSON. WALKER & CO.
_M. is this dav dissolved by the witlidmwal of T.
S. WALKER. K W.‘ROBINSON,
T. S. WALKER.
T. J. BLOOGWORTH
Griffin, March 8, 1553.
The bnsmessYof the old firm xvill be conducted
in future hy Robinson Sc Bloodwortli. We
invite the attenl.inn of tbe public to our stock ol
D;y Goods and Groceri'-s.
K. \V. R RfINSON,
T. J. BLOOD WOR I’ll.
M'lreh, 1853- 11
F iSX’S M ETA'LL IC
OBRIH GASES 1 .
I TAKE leave respect fully to infium tbe ruhlie,
that l have just received a number o! these
BURIAL GASBS at inv shop, in the city t*l’
Grillin, where they can be find at all times at the
shortest notice, ala small advance 6h coat and
freight.
The subscriber also eontinnesi fit# Cci’-i—
----and Cabinet Business at his old stand
where he will lie pleased to execute any orders left
with him. A. BELLAMY.
Griffin, April P, 1552 14—1
new jobTrintini; office,
IN the Brick building attached to Ihe Ware
house of Ferrill &. Hancock, opposite the Bap-,
jst Church, Griffin, Ga. All kinds of
PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
executed with neatness nrd dispatch at the New
Joli Office, oil Solomon S'reef, opposite I lie Baptist
Church. J. H. LOG AN 00
for work respectfully snliericd.
Griffin, January 18, 1853.
J£RD f. WHAT AKER
t Attorney at Law*
ATL ANT A, (i E 1) li GJ A .
Ajtf il 8,1352. 13—! y
MW SPffiG IMS
In Great J'aricty.
rjSj'HJ ANK.f’tJt.. tor past patronage, ec respeet-
Jw- fully r,(’i Him itllijulioi) oi our U'iends and flic
■ptiblie ■ genor.iliy our large aim well selected
M'jik ol
mm goods,
wilin'i consists ol every variety oi goods. among
v iiinli will In found a Ini mi: Mock set the lintel and
lat*t eI \l l e ol
Fancy ioo;ide SILKS, woilh from $1 to $.3
Black llrocHdf: SI LK.S, wor: h IVoin Silo 83
Hail B’a I nc.-s SILKS wdr'h fainn $1 ios| 50
I*’ lg 11 eo HR if ADE wortll Irom SI lo $3
Apron Silk 38imvIh , j wide an<l an endless vari
• iy hi solid ..'inr i'Jii'v Tii-m * and Bora *'?; Of
if':nd-ffi Muslin-; Prin t'd jnckonet and S-'iss;
*Vl|:ti* grr.ide o c.ii.dit.ns iruv used; Crape.
Shawl* and Smif-* (•!'• latfSl style*; M iim
oi” ind second ‘AWiming E: r i ;i Muslin and
G” “hums, Ginliam* -A r*i ; qrtffhfies and stv-leS.
2m mm prints,
ol .iM styles ano pncca. Gadiesand Misses
of nil kids, prices and qualities, |
r.i riging irom 75 cents Also a large lot ol j
Parasols and L'tstbreitas.
mOINIK¥ all odors, qualities and sizes;
Ladies’ Blade and White Silk ll ‘BE.
All ipi.ii tip's Laities* ami Genii men’s Kin nnd
•hik GLOVTi''; do do Berlin and Linen do; Misses
do do.
Also a Urge and well levied stock ol Ladies’
and Gentlemen’s B<JO i’ 8 AKD VUOi'iS. *mna
which can lie found.a good ••ilu'l.’ id Ladies’ Fcditij
and While Bools and Slippers.
CLOTHING.
We inns! not forget I lie Genlienien, \V and have
a aiin*;>l endless m nly of all kinds ol CJJLO-
TiniVlS.Ol Hie LATEST AND M iST FASHION ABI.K
srii t:.
Also a good stcclc of
OIiaiWJIXJUU ‘4EV ddlbilSS 8$
as well <v a gob i slock ol GK(K)tfllil£3. —
All of which we otter at the most le..sellable prices,
aud hope Hiat, iliose who have goods I o purclmse.
will give us an'early call and examine for them
selves. tiALVIUNS, BOOTH &, CO.
L. S. Salmons, i Griffin, March 31, 1553
Robert Booth, J 14 —
•James N. Simmons. }
SALMfII & BOOTH
HAVE this dav taken into their cooartm rship
Dr. JAMES N. SXMB-JONSt and the j
mercantile bhsincs:- oft lie firm will bo conducted
in future at the old stand, • u THU sited, under the
firm name of SALMONS, BOOTH A CO.
L. S. Sai mons, i Gmfin, March 29, 1353.
Robert B moth, X 14
James N. Simmons )
Wfmim eoqisT
MRn LU MAULS I’ akes pleasure in return*
me th inks to her k ni patrons of the past
I season, an'! wishes so rail Hi ir uttenlion to 1) r
new spitixu. stock* now receiving, at
her eld stand on lifl-streui; among which she his
a variety of
NEW SPRING BONNETS,
of the latest and most fashionable styles.
ICPSIte sfiil continues tn*iuak to order Silk,
| Satui and straw BONNETS, as well as any otiiej
article in the Milbnaiy line, arid hejies to fetain all
her old patrons and gel many new ones. *■
Griffin, March 15, 1853 14—
M’WiLLI IMS, SPIER & CD.
WEST SIDE HILL STREET,
AREA 7 0W R E CEI VING FR OM
New York and Philadelphia
* TIIF.IR
SPRING ANO SUMMER GOODS,
CLOTIIIjYG,
Slats, Basinets, Boots and Shoes,
IfLoodcn, Crockery Hardware,
GROCERIES, &.C.
to which they invite the attention of the Citizens
of ‘Tiffin and public generally.
Griffin, March 28, 1853. 13 —
‘%J&I L have now on hand the largest stock
ft of PIANOS that we have ever
hail, all fresh and new, direct Irom the Manufactu
rers. They are at! ot tlio latest styles and patterns,
and nri- unsurpassed in point i quickness ‘and
touch, volurupund brilliancyol’ tone,
style anil finish of workmanship. We have among
our sleek some of tlie late Patent
NEW SCALE HIM
which are < qua! in volume of lone to the celebrated
Grand Pmiios. These instruments never li.il to
please the ear of even one who hears the tone of
in m. Also. we have some at the •nucli admired
a?ma®3
rtiese I'i.itn-s imve nil tieen s deeded by one ot ih<’
firm, an! we im.isl flint we are aMe I o S'II ihetn as
u,w as.inv m ik'd in ilie Union with the frioglii/sl
iltfen uei'. t the arrangements w hlch we havi lat'-
tv ••fleeted w'itti the \innutaeiiirc.s will utchoiz-i
rmr dtjlltg so.
Prices from $225 to SSOO.
A written guarantee will iieeompany every Pi
ano we sell; that is, ‘if, att.er twelve months using
any dele and is found, we take the Piano back again
and give anew one.”
.Second hand Pianos to Ill’iNT, or for sale. —
Prices liiar si>o 00 to $ l i>o 00.
in r.cat t{osewood eases, 4 and 5 octaves, tor sole,
prices SSO to $7S'.
Flutinas,’ Avco deons, Tambourines, Hanjns,
Violins, Guitars, Flub Vis.-s, an t every'lung u
sualiy kept in a \fus e Si..re witl he fund in ours.
A heavy lot ol he‘l Mmic mi hand for Piano,
Hate and Guitar.
■ u tun fuaok: E/o:in.
Griffin, G*. LJiiJ St M'.v 12, t 353. ly
ill DMII Ml)
SHOE M ANUFACTORY.
jfcJk THK siib-eriber having titled cf&m
U P an exteirsiue Manufactory in m
ihef large and commodious new
Brick House just above t tie Si earn Mid, is prepa
red to til ford era from Dealers and Merchants, at
the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms.
He would rcspcctiully invite thcfattention of the
planters to his large
STOCK OF NEGRO SHOES,
which ts superior to any thing ofthekind ever nl
fered in this market heiore. He also invites the
attention oft he public to his assert ment o Har
ness, Bridles, Martingales, Collars, &e.; If ether
with a general stock of smelt articles ns arc usually
kept in that line—feeling confident, with the nri
vadfage be has of Tanning his own Leather and
his own hands to manufacture it, of offering induce
tneiiis to buyers that will not fail to give satisfaction
in price ami quality. J. L. JUUNSOA 1 .
N. B.—Raw hides taken in exchange for any
of |ho above goods, at the highest market prices.
Gritfin, <><■.!. 7, 13 Vi. [ Id-TJ J. L. J
iilMJiiiiwii
iSccft SfatxJKffcc, -
Pamphles, Oifculnrs,
Law Blanks,’ Hill-Heacis,
Posers, Show-bills,
Hand-bills, Cnfajr gi s,
[Lisiness a rds Cotton R‘ ’.sip*,
] Visiing I’nr-Is, Labels. Stt.
- ——niiwiiiniiinn i—mm jrw.i me <*i
f EEMItTM .
ffllßo S'. “A.
SHOULD respectfully infill in all who are in
V T - need of full sets or partial sets ol Teeth,
and who wioh them put up with skill and .expert
em-e, warranted to answer every purpose requi
red, that they can now he supplied ut short notice,
mid with the same style.pnl up upon a heautjlu
nntalic ha so, whidfi tpok the piemiurn over a I
others ol the land at the late Pair in Macon, also
the Fust Premium nt the Tate Fair In Ail.mta. Dr,
C, has fat'/ly rmule arrungciiieids tyo'lh.it persons
‘iving in the country, or in any of the adjacent
towns, can, if they wish, command Ins services
free of charge, Which will secure W< in against rha
many irnn.isitons practiccl by itineraiHjii.tek that
daily traverse Hie touiurv. w
Griffin, Jan.
Hail Columbia. — What n rush for Goods! No
wonder, they are so cheap—aud such a variety
loo!
Pro Bono Public J. I have been r iund to all the
stores, neighhots, and this is the place lor good
bargains!
Insuper. —Did you ever know goods to Sell so
cheap, as at. B. NE VVuiL.L’3 Cheap Store?
Sponle. —-Let nie out! 1 have got my share- more
goods so: a dollar here, than at any store in the
count v!
KgSltiE undersigned, having returned Iroin mar
JL Uet, is now receiving daily, ii s Spring Styles
STAPLE & FANCY DRY BOOBS.
Ladies, votir attention is sprci.diy called t< some
. ol the uci.eM DRESS GOODS ever odered
in Guilin. His Stock of Ladies Bonnets, .Hosiery,
Glnvew, Simes, &e. is now complete, With a gene
iat assojtmeiit ut Fancy Articles, some ol winch
are to he found now here t Ise. Cal! und examine.
It afioros Ins young mm pleasure to show hi
goods, and if they call only soil y.al the small is.
article, Ihey are well pleased aud consider them
selves well paid.
Guiilemcn, young and old, haclwlors an \m-I
dowers, i! you desire anything to moke yoursevead
ccHspicuous, call at B. iVewell’s. It is needless
lo mention every article. But remember, anything
you need is tube lound there. Don’t delay, as
delays ui e dangerous,-and the stock of
Goatiemcu’s Goods £t Clothing
are very superior and need only a word to pass
th in off. _
Boebee’s Spring Styles-of IT ATS come in
iri-aickly rmw. Il'ynm want the most fashionable
HA 1’ in the world, call and buy one, at a reduced
price Ir .in Brian Newell. Hill Street, Griffin, east
side, under Benham & Woodruff’s Chair Manu
l iictury.
Cali and see, a* I am determined nol to he tin
d™;l'!rl by any eompeii'orr, holding lo the maxim
t- at “compeli;io.n is lire lilb of business.”
B. NKW I LL.
GriiTm. Anril I2t.'i, 1533. la—d
GROCERIES, &c.
!*£!&& BBLS Old Rye, Corn,and Monongabc
'4.P la liiskey.
1 cask Extra Fine Cognac Brandy.
3 casks Port, Sweet and Malaga Wines.
2 bids, old Butts and Jasper Peach Brandy.
5 bb!s Phelps’ Gin.
2 bids, real old Holland Gin.
Besides mny other articles usually sold from any
mercantile Louse in Georgia, cmi-isting ol
Sperm, T iHow and Adamantine Candles;
gfigiir, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup;
Aleui, Flour, Corn;
Cheese, Butler, Crackers, Nuts, Raisins;
10 M Cigars, wholesale and retail, (ol mos
excellent brand*.)
Sp ec, Pepper, Ginger;
Soap, washing an t shaving, an extra article
of shaving (someting new—try it.)
Pickles. Pepper. Sauce, Lemon Syrup;
Table Salt, Chemical Yeast Powders;
Mackerel, Herrings, Codfish, Tea, B ack and
Green;
Brushes, Courtier, Table and Blacking;
Candies, Shot, Powder, &c. &o.
In fact, mv stock is trow cmnprete of F.tmltv he-
.So, gooilemen, please give me a call
and examine my slock, before purchasing else
where.
Country Merchants, buying such articles in our
city, will find itio their advantage to examine my
stuck—either whoh sale or retail.
Thankful for past patronage, I solicit a continu
ance of the same.
Everything delivered from my store, I promise
with neatness and dispatch; having persevering
and prompt young men, win will a! anytime du
ting mv absence attend mv business as 1 woiilii
have them in my presence—theirs oeing us my own
motto, like that ol'Catsar’s —
“vent, vim, via!”
BRIAN NEWELL,
Under Benham & Woo Inifl’s Chair Manufactory,
East side of Hill Street.
Griffin, April 12, 1853. 15—ts
A FEW HIORE
2YS’ Si Yof iko-e Bplendid Pinnoes,ff I|S
from the Manufactory of J. ti. Most & Cos. Hart
ford, Gonnceticnf,.which ore warranted superior
to any thing in this market. B. N.
F. W, A, DOYLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFERS his professional services to the rul,
tic. Alt business entrusted to his manngeine
wi!l meet with the most nro iipf attention. Reason ,
able deductions will hr. made in fees, in proportion
to the amount ofbnstness so entrusted.
©Slice o i Solomon s'rect, opposite the Bap
is) Ctiurch.
C Attcxtiok,
REFER EXCES 2 i’kr^everavce,
( Promptitude.
Gridin, March, 1852. 12—ts
KE^IMwiTFSELIb
Attorney at Law,
Hawkinsvlle, Pulaski County, Geo.
March 11. 1352 1 1 -oin.
MoCUNE & BORDERST
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.J
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA \
Office up-stairs in J. A. & J. C. Becks’
Store, Hall-street.
March 30, 1853.13
HiSHAM &Crawford,
attorneys at law
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA
WILL practice, in the Chatabooch e Circuit
and the adjriiiing ccuntics. Office over
the store of J. Iv. Redd & Cos.
Por.Tf.R Ingram. * M. J. Crawford*
M irch 21, 1353. 12 ly
<2?
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
MCDOXOUGH, GEORGIA.
A LL business entrusted to their care wifi rc
coivt: prompt attention.
R. MAXSOX. STELE, E. P. WATKIKS.
April Ist, 1353.'^-^-*^'l4 —
HENRY HENDRICK,
A T TORNEY AT
Jackson, Butts County, Ga.
February, 1852.
DR. W. R. MOSELEY,
E|SS3j IS permanently located in the city o
Gritfin, and solicits a continuance o
patronage from Ids friends, anil the public genr
, ifesiiT< : nc9 atpl office at Dr. If. if. .’o msonV
I'l slan t.” Jan. l6|h, 1853. 2tf
srxirwßiiHf.
OFFICE OX HILL STREET , OVER
George Diinliam's Cook Store.
\ G iTin, May 2♦, |<?s3,
* _ jiniva—mimjii .wy i
WllHAJlifllMlf.
~)jy
,IL E. MORttUVV, A. .V 1... ( rlnerpiil and Propri
etor ‘l'caciiertj’Naturul bcenccs, Rhetoric
and Languages.
Rev. J. B. JACKSON,
Teacher of Moral aud Menial rhi'osophv.
Miss vl. E. CLJZBY.
I'eaclu r ol Mat hemal ies.
Mrs. K. M. MOKRT.V
Principal-ufihePriuwry Departmeut, and Teach
er of Botany and Emhioidi.iy.
Miss S. J. FKEKvtAN, •
Assislant in the Primary Department.
W. L. IIENSLEi;,
Profiessorof Music,
H. W.BROWN, M. D.
L ec.urer in Physiology and ‘Hygirne.
IT ind others arc respect I til y invited
iL lo vLit I lie Insliiolion.
BOARDING-can be obtained in the Ifaiises of
the fotJovving'gcnMeiuei);— nl $9 to £|! per month.
Rev. J.C. Aiiumorvs, Mr. Win. Ficimah, Mr fc>. -S.
Taylor, Mr. T. K. Gtlrnorr, Mr.. L. S. Balmb'.-s
and others, oil of the g best icspcctability.
Feb. 23, 1553 B—4t
SYNODICAL UfclllLSi UiillM.
G IIIFFIN y GE ORGIJi.
PSNHE board of Trustees of thisTnstifution are
A happy in being able tb announce to the public,
ai it win commence iis exercises on Monday inn.
17ih of Januaiy, 1853, under lire direction of a,i
hie corps of lusirnclms.
The Faculty will be as follow*:
Rev. Carlisle P. B. Martin, Piesidenlr find
i’rolessor ol Ancient Languages, li e torn-, Menial
<l :d Mo al Philosophy.
* Profiurs r of Chen istry, Me
chanical Philosophy and Nation! Seierices.
Miss Ala E. Humphrey, l.isinieiress in French
Ma'liiiiii.nres and Engiish manyhes.
Mrs Jeanneile Bjinune, lii-triictr.’ss’in litslo
ry, Botany arm English brunch s.
Mr. Ijerm.inn Giiitimubcr, Pio!e-sor of Insfru
mental and Vocal Music amt the German Luk
gua c. v
Mrs. Agnes Braumiillcr, Intniclrcss on the
Guitar aud in the Ornamental brunches.
—■ * instructress in tuc I iiipuiv
Department.
The course ol Instruction w.H he thoronjrb and*
extensve; and moral discipline and religl'i ds in-
STRltCioii w ill constitute a proinineiii r.nri charac
ters: fcufuic in the exeix'Kns of the-Institution.—
For the present, the Scholastic year w ill In: divided
Hilo Two i errfis of t wenty-om: weeks each. The
will embrace “Three L‘. Partmem s:
Prim iry-sMiddle and Coilegn —each Dr.i'.it r
mest occupying three years in its course ol study
nd divided into ‘i'lißEU Classes, each c!at> r- \
Hiring a year in iis courae ol study. *
The Rate 3 of Tuition will be
In the Primart Department,—in wlnh will
be I-light, vvijiio it charge, Duaoino anti Vocal
\iy.iic, in addition Li the various studies’
F.ir the third (or lowest) Class C*s Pt r Term
Glass, . „ 12 ** • w
First Class, ’ Lh “
M idiffifi l)epa rl merit, st> “
College “ ‘2O “
Modern Languages, (each) 19 “
Music (Piunh-Forte,?” 25
Drawing and Painting and Orna
mental'Work, 19
Use of Piano, i’.i “
Incidental, * I
It w ill be seen tliat no extra charge is made of
the Ancient Language.*; the Latin will be adopted
as a cart of Hie regular course of study, and the
Greek taught ll desired. W hen the Institution,
shall have made a commencement, a Calaleg'uo
will he published, giving a more particular account
of the Course of Study, character, aims and ad
vantages of this Seminary ol learning, which wif
confidently believe from the character and ability o
the Faculty will lie second to none in Hie land
While thorough instruction will lie given in every
Department, we will remmk that ihe Primary De
partment will receive especial attention.
We would simply add, that Board cau be had in
good families at $lO to sl2 per month.
JAMES H. STARK,
. i'*v>**Uvut wlitav Uosvvd. .
W. J. Keith, SccVy.
Fo be titled ‘
Griffim, Jan. 4th, 1853 1 tf
r&OllEN & MARHf
ATTORNEYS AT liAW.
Giibcn J. Grccu, i tkols, s Ca ’
Ilai'tfoi’d GrcciAj Eebnion, Ga
May 28.1852 22
A FIIVE CHANCE FOR
I HAVE on Broadway, near the MtirSteF, a
house which lias hen used for the Inst two
years as a PROVISION STOBE, and is
bout the best stand in GriHin. 1 will either rent
e nremises Lo a good tenant for that purpose, or
will go into co-partnership with an approved
partner, who will take charge of nnd
atrsiuness. Aprdv sion vVILLI AVI CLIN
\ >rtl 3th, 1353.
FEMALE BOARDING DOUSE,
GRIFFIN GEORGIA.
rHNLIK fact is undeniable, that no place in Genr-
H gia offers better facilities fur Female education
! linn the young city ol Griffin, having at |nsr.t
one Collegia:*; Seminary, under the well-tried man
agement of Vlr. H. K. A>rnr.nW', and tlie F undo
College, under llic direct-ion rl the Presl.yt*'riun
Si nod of the State ofGoulpn ,lo'be opened the first
of the cuirimg vear, t.'creitii r with two or three
private schools ot high character.
At MU’ suggest ton anil sola i’stion of many cl I is
friends, the undersigned has seen ted the cummncii
ti9 and cnmlortahlc residence- of Mrs. K. A. lidlV
on North Hill St., at a pleasant distance tromthe
oiffarent schools, and convenient to the Uiffoient
churches, and proposes to take ! wclvc young in so r
(school girls,) as boarders. Mrs. Taylor will de
vote her whose attention to the comfort of those put
der her care, and every facility will ho afforded to
assist them in their scholastic duties. A good
Piano Forte will be Inrr.ished fer llio use of those
who may he taking music lessons. Propel 4 author
ily will'be exercised over all; ma’ word, they wilt
be’; govi rued. As the number to be accommodated
is limited, and assume have already made applica
tion, and for other reasons, it is very desirables that
ail further applications be received at an early day.
For terms ol board, and all further particulars, ad
dress (he undersigned at Giitfin, Georgia.
S 8. TAYLOR.
RuFEUF.Ncr.s —Citizens of Griffin
Nov 30, 1852. 49-4 t
BM6MMS!!
ripHE undersigned iidciiclirg to tna.ie a slight
_S change in their busim s.-, a. c now otic ring (or
CASH, their entire; sto> k of
DRY
SHOES, HATS,
H YDIII l iv/
all new abet Ircsh.'at very rceiuce-if prices, and on a
credit uiitil lull, at as low rates as anv (rouse hi the
place. J. C. & L. R. BREW MR
Gritfin, Mnre-h 25. 1852 13 Em
Dr. M. J. DANIEL,
GRIFFIN, GA,
OFFIE AT THE DRUG STORE.
Hill Stieet.
August!, 1852 32 ly
bi. h. w, mzm,
OFFICE ON SOLOMON STREET
BapliatChurch,
Aoti!, igtsv.
TflE suhse ribftr expecting to bo absent frmn
Gritfin elurina the- wint.<>rand spring,'hereby _
gives n.tticc that Taylor, Pavis&Cu. me tiia
authorized agents in Griffin, elnring his absence,
and all persons indebted to CHAPMAN, HILL.
& CO. are respectfully re-quested to make imme
diate payment to them, as the concerns of that
| firm must he settled without further and lv.
I, W. W. CHAFJjAN
‘ Ol file, Oct. t\ t IS5"'. . 43 If.