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For the Jeffersonian!! icct Scliooi. i'■ eximiiuatiou of tiie pupils of this pchooh took place on the 29th and 30th ult. The several classes were examined 011 the classics, .na’ hematics and sciences, evincing a commendable proficiency on the part of the students. . Tll <s examination was minute, and suffi cie.itly extended to manifest the real pro gress of the pupil, ami the method in whieh his studies had been pursued through the Term. This was the more gratifying, ns it is too often the case, that a few set questions, or attention being directed to a few elementary principles of study, leave the mind of the audience uncertain, cither as to the extent or method of study; and the object of an examination entirely or in a good degree defeated. And we would especially commend the course pursued in the classical department in examining more particularly in the La tin and Greek Grammar, showing that the good old way, and the only correct way, of acquiring a correct knowledge of these languages, is pursued in this school. And the whole course of the examination, in the several branches of study, manifested great labor and effort had been made in e ideavoring to impart instruction 0:1 the part ot tlic touche’ - , and that the object was to advance the student, until study would become a pleasure. The concluding exercises of the school Avere held in the Concert Hall, on Friday evening, constsling of declamations by the young men. Their efforts were commend able, and gave promise oa the part of most of them, of success in that most dif ficult of all a-q lisidoas —that of correct public speaking. \Y r e take great pleasure in commending this school to parents and guardians, as one that is well governed and well taught, and hope that the prin cipal will meet from this community that encouragement he deserves. WM. FREEMAN, ( j. If. C YMid 13ELL, ; Com. W. J. KEITH. I Masonic Hall, Tiurxosinr Lodge, ( April 7tli, 1553. $ At a called cammunication of Friend ship Lodge Xo. 114, under dispensation] of Free and Accepted Masons, at their Lodge-room in Jackson Parish, Louisi ana, convened tor the purpose of paying the last sa.d tribute of respect to the memory of our deceased Brother Alfred Cuthbert Moore. The following pream ble and resolutions were unanimously a uopted, an 1 ordered to be spread on the minutes, viz: \\ licreas, In the inscrutable decrees of Providence, it ha; pleased the Great Ar ch’Sect of Heaven to remove -from oar midst, our esteemed and worthy Brother Alfred Cuthbert Moore from his labors in this Lodge, to refreshment in the Grand Celestial Lodge above!—Therefore Be it Resolved, That this alUietive dis pensation has caused us the profoiuidest .sorrow. That our Lodge has lost an ar dent, consistent, and worthy Mason; so ciety an honest and correct member; and tiie C:lurch a devoted and true Christian. Resolved, That in his warm attachment to the principles, and deep interest in the Wi ‘fare of Masonry, Brother A. C. Moore Jias bequeathed to us an axample to be ■cnvr.Atoil, an 1 a memory to be cherished, and charity is practiced. Resolved, l hat we deeply and truly* sympathise with his afflicted family ai*S friends,- bat confidently point them to fils triumphant Christian death, as being only a removal from a world where sorrow must come, to the glorious fruition of nev er ending bliss above. it .‘.solved, T.iat in consideration of our appreciation of his many Masonic and Carislinn virtues, and as a means of testi fying our profound sorrow for the loss which this bo Ige and each individual member lias s.t ;t,lined in the death of our friend and brother, that we wear the usu al budge of mourning for thirty days. Resolve i, T.iat a copy of the foregoing preamble and resolutions be forwarded to the f im’ly ot our deceased Brother A. C. M an l tn.P the “Georgia Jefferso nian'’ be requested to publish the same. A. M. POLK, Sec’ry Democriel ic Meeting. The Jem ‘cruts of Bibb had a county meeting on Saturday I• s<, lor the purpose of ratifying the nomination of Judge Johnson for Governor and Col D. J B tiley for Congress, from this District, also for the purpose of pulling in nomi nation a tie :l for the Senate and House of Bepresntatives for this county. The “II itifieation” part <J the business was performed, but owing to a discrepancy of views about the pacific Railroad, and in view of the number of aspirants sot legislative honors in ihs party, a motion was mode and carried, requesting each district i.i the county to send five dele gates to the county convention to he held at ilie Court 111-use on the Ist Saturday in September, for the purpose of nomi nating a candidate for Senate and two Representatives. “e notice that Gen. J. \Y. Armstrong a Union Democrat wa President of the meeting, and that Judge C. B. Cvle, another Union democrat, was a, poin'ed on the committee, to re t.-,}■[ business. From a letter in the last ’ iurna! and Messenger, we perceive that and 01. A. 11. Chappell, another Union dem ocrat has also given in h:3 adhes..’ l to the re-organized dynasty. I hits we go. 7'he most of those in this section; who were constitutional Union democrats, in !Sbl, and who then co-operating with Jenkins in erecting the “Georg'a plat form” have no confidence, whatever, in i}.... political wisdom of those who met fit Milledgcville on the 22<l June. Col. i’happell expressly repudiates lha idea that the convention of that day revived pv ie-orgmiized iha Union p.uty of Geor gia, and positively declines identifying; himself with those under whose banner ■ lie would inevitably find himself in a position of alliance with tr.e National party and of hostility to the Nation id demutratic to which lj£ has long .been attached, and in which lie still has con fluence. We ore not prepared to say that Col. Chappell is in error in his views of the case, though his position with the Sou 1 It em Rights party is certainly not • free from difficulties, tie is honestly oppos ed to disunion sentiments and yet finds himself co-operating vyiih those who but lately held iberp. Three years since he hauled manfully as a leader in behalf ol Union arid the Constitution. Now he goes to the fooi of the class in tAt South ern Rights school, and must spell up, il j he is not reffiSrfeahiv favored above oth ers of his stamp! Well this was nil the Col. could do, under the circcumstances, unless he stood aloof from both parties. Mr. Toomh’s new sectional party has certainly no fascination for any lower of the National Union and We do not rnafvet at the Union democrats refusing'alliance with it. We think, however, That when Such men ns Armstrong, Lamar, Cole and Chappell, lay aside their just preju dices against the principles of the Fire- Eaters, and agree to re organize on the old platform of Democracy, due honor should be shown them, the first opportu nity. That opportunity we suggest, will occur, on the first Saturday of September when the demonratic county Convention meets to form aticket for the Legislature. U e would fain hope tnat this may have been the objeci of this postponement of that business—to give time for a selec tion of tiie ablest men of the,re-organized Democracy, to the exclusion of whipper snapper politicians who are now indulg ing in ihc idea, that as the scum of u boding caldron always comes to the top they will have a chance, by keeping up au excitement and throwing themselves into it, to elevate to legeslative dignity - ? 1 he postponement for two months, will, ; we apprehend, be sufficient to trnsli into lion-er.tiiy that mmjqnt of sell-conceit which now “wriggles;’’ so rampantly in the cerebellum of certain rickettv poli ticians! So mote it be! —Macon Citizen. Fire isi the Low Lnutls. As will be seen by a communication in our paper to day from an esteemed source, South-Western -Georgia is in a blaze of enthusiasm. We are also in formed that in the wire-grass counties, the name of Jenkins is sweeping every tiling before it. Thousands of patriotic democrats are catching the inspiration ; and wheeling into line, upon the noble, platform over which floats the Union • Banner, prepsrd once more to stand, 1 shoulder to shoulder, with whigs in de fence of the Constitution. Southern , lie coidcr. July sth. From the above it will he seen that our 3d street neighbor has no mean rival , in the Manufacture of enthusiasm for Mr. Jenkins. In the previous issue of this Recorder, we had accounts that all Cher okee was in a hlazj of excitement when it was physically mu possibly that half of Cherokee could at that June,) have known who was the nominee of the convention. And now we have it that “in the wire grass counties, Ihe name of Je kins is sweeping everything before it,” although half the people of Lowndes, Ware, Telfair, Irwin, and other “ wire-* grass’ counties have not yet heard who is the nominee ( f either party.-, A friend who ; has relumed home from a trip into sever al of these counties, declares that there was no talk about p diticS much less ex-: citement on the subject, in that region. In view of this fact, v£,e may well ns4c our metropolitan cotempbry, cui What is tiie use of sum hyperbole as; that used by him on this subject. We protest against all such clap trap devices as injurious to Mr. Jenkins instead of n . benefit. If Mr. Jenkins is as popular as! is pretended, of couise it will not be worth while for bis friend*, to work for his election, lie will be made Governor by “.spontaneous combustion,” as he was made Y'ica President last fall! —Credit Judaeus apj.ella. Deoartcil this life, in this city no tire G It inst. Walti-.r Paink, only child of J. N. ami N M. Allen, aged PJ fii'Vitlii and l-tdays. “•Riffir lit tle children to come unto me, tor of such is the kingdom of heaven ” ‘i'll-’ gentle voice we loved lo hear, The anim it dig breath Ol all CArth’-i blusamg, clear, most dear, Wo give l r time, on deatn! T ike him, thou Jtled, an I holiest name, Biek lit the; angel sphere Oh lake hi n back from whence ite enne, Ue con and not linger here. “TiiTTFiT” LL persons arc warned not to trade for three Notes of bend, one given hy P. B. Co-x, lor i;igh:een doll i p s, payable to the sultscriher, and , la’ oc I about Ihc first of June 1853. one for twenty Collars signed by the sid'scribor, dim on demand and dated about the first of Juno, 1853, and lire other for ten dollars and liliv cents, signed hy the subscriber, due the 25th of December next, and da ted about the first of June, 1353. B’o’h of tltelast named notes payable to Win. S. Dirge or bearer, t’lie c->n°uloraiiiiu for which tin afor. stnl notes were given, having entirely Htlad.l am determined not lo pay them unless compelled !>v law, RIF 11A It D LAWS liNC'i. July 12, 1553- -28—M~ B. rOAHISLj Attorney at Law. Office in the Masonic BT.lfling, onHill-St. July nth, 1853. 28 —ly Dr. M. J. DANIEL, GRIFFIN, GA, OrriE AT THU DRUG STORE. Hill Stieet. August t, 1852 32 —1 C T. FORT’S Practice of Med rin for CLOUD & SHACKLEFORD. May 1. r HEMBY” HENDRiGK, ATXO RNE Y AT I. AW , Jackson, Butts County, Ga. Feltrnqry, OR, H, W. BBOWNj o FFIC EoX So L OMO 2V* S TREE T fJiino-si-.- ho BaptistO-burcli. Anri!, 1852. _ T p ST01& GiSKILL, AT TCI SI N XT LAW, F ayettcvilic* On. A. W. SroxK. V- A. CUsKtLL June 17, 1853. t*-lf f 8 THE_P.IISLIC ©a. caiLinasr* HAVINC4 accomplished In-mself with _ n Drs. Pitman & Duiiuam, will ptac* • ticc the DUIIH.iM SYSTEM, eight utile* north of Greenville, at Phillips Store, Entertain ment for those at a distance. Price for Medicipe our Prescriptions $2,50, Terms Giiall, Pebriiary 24th. 1852 |jp. LAW BLANKS - -F EVERY DE3CRIPTIK. ALWAYS ON U-VNO For Sale al this ( ’ c\ new mm shop. THE subscriber having opened a sliop at .JOHNSON'S OLD STAND One door South of Messrs J. J. IS Lovcjdy and A'oitt of Messrs. P til chard <s* Mood, ‘New Orleans Street. Where ho is prepar'd to MANUFACTURE TO ORDER And vviil keep CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A well Assorted Slock of BUGGY, COACH, AMO WAGON HARNESS; ’ TOGETHER WItTH Whips, Bridles, Martingales, Tie-Reins, II amc-St rings, &e. &c. And every other article connected with the’busi ness. - Winch hen I, at LOWEST Prices Give him a Call! Repairing Saddles and Harness, nenlly jjOMSgmxoctitc:! at the shortest notice and low- Tr Prices. T. M. OSBORNE. Gridin, Oa. .1 11 !v sth. 1553. 27 ft f^LOOl^gg TO YOUR INTEREST I HA VING lately received large accessions to nor stock of S TAPLE an I FANCY PRY GOOD, WE are determined TO OFFER THE GREATEST IICCEMETS TO PURCHASERS, nn-l, being desirous to reduce our s-tnek to make room fur FALL SUPPLIES, before going to MARKET, WE WILL OFFER, UNTIL TIIE LAST OF JULY, THE BEST STOCK OF GOODS EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY ox THE SAME TERMS. j&j ! n mu stock is n LA RGE LO T OF 1) OME S TIC S, of every grade,-bought principally for cash cat ly last season,consequently lower than now—which ” ill he sold at a very small advance; Over 1,009 pair Boots and Shoes, on hand—all fresh; A variety of LINEN GOODS, seen as Damask*. Diapers, Drills, and about 59 pieces oßrtvu and Yellow Liiicit.^; nn oghams; Prints; a vaety of goods for GENES’ WEAR, &e., &c We have a large and good assortment of Colored Lawns, Muslins, Bareges, Tissues, Bonnets, and a great variety of Very Handsome Itihhans, ’ Which wc offer at about cost for Cash, or to punl*al customers. Phe above, with our usual variety of every thing : else, aivofl ustlie ctiirivalled Stock of lit.; city, amt ; we can and will sell to country Merchants small ! hits, on hotter terms than they can get them in [ Charleston or Savannah; Orders solicited from responsible persons, and we guarantee prices and goods to give satisf action. Give us t*. call and let us prove our words hy our deeds. TAYLOR, DAVIS it CO. Griffin, June 11, 1853. 21 —lm I ?T|IFIE subscribers haring purchased the well known SfCSim Mills, formally owned hy 8. 11. Giufvin, are now prepared to furnish Lumber to those wanting at short notice —and one of the proprietors will give his enure attention lo ihe business; and he being a mechanic and old sawyer, we (latter ourselves that we can give en tire satisfaction in promptness and quality of Lum ber. We trust, tty close application to business, to merit and liberal share of patronage. WHITAKER & HAWKINS. —o— TFIE subscriber having sold out his entire pos sessions, both Land and Steam Mills, to John l. Whitaker and Joint A. F. Hawkins, takes plea sure-in recommending them to his old customers —knowing them to he-men of business and re sponsibility, and able to give as good accommoda tions in the lumber business, as any in this coun try. I would’further state, that they have put the machinery in good order lor cutting. Try them, you need not be afraid. S. 11. GRIFFIN. June 14th, 1833. 21—3 m fivedollSsreward !! OME two years ago a person calling himself 10 WILLIAM H. POPE, or WILEY H. Pope, came to this office and requested the loan ot ; our bound file of Ihe Georgia Jeffersonian for 18-12 and ’43, saying he hid use for it as testimony in Marietta Superior Court, and promising to return it as soon as the Court was concluded. Wc have not seen or heard any tiling of our tile or the bor rower since, although we have written and made diligent search for boll). The above reward will lie given to anv one who will restore to us our hist file, or give us information hv which we shall re cover it. WILLIAM CLINE. J Rersonhn Office, Griffin, May 24th, 1853. reward: i Macon & Western Hailroad C 0.,) June 13i h, 1853. ) mi HE above reward will be paid for the delcc _EL lion and proof to convict, any person,-nr persons, who have, or may hereafter be guilty of obstructing with timber or other things, tlib Track of the M ic>n & W esfern Railroad. Si —3 n ISA AC SCOTT, President. GKIFFSN COLLEGIATE SEMINARY TLIE next scholastic year of this institution will commence on the loth of August next, under the joint proprietorship of the former prin cipal, Rev. Hugh E. Morrow, and the Rev. Tho mas E Stanley, late of the United Stales Navy, at which time the new and commodious college build ing, now in process ol'crcction, will be completed. The Hoard of Trustees feel no hesitation in sta ling to the public, that, no institution of the kind in the State oVescnls superior advantages or higher claims for patronage than this. There is not, from the mountains to the seaboard, a healthier place than Gridin, nor a town or city where there can be found a higher tone of morality. No expense will he spared to place th's institu tion upon a footing with the most favored in the country in facilities for improvement of every de scription. The principals of (his College have engaged the services of an able and ellinient Faculty, and ar rangements have been made to procure the most complete and extensive Philosophical, Chemical ,aRu Astronomical Apparatus to lie found in any <nstifflTn;n oi likeclmract-cr in the State. In n worn, putlmig will be left undone to tho roughly odiienfctuP Young Ladies placid in this College in head, heart ..and manners. With such n location and such superior facilities for imparting instruction, we think tvc.may safely say no one will regret any patronage given to the Griffin UoHggiate Seminary for Young Ladies. JOHN JJ. HEID. President Hoard Trustees. Wn. R. PtrtLLirs, Sgercfary, June 29, )3'>3. s3—lHs A R(iIAJIFfiRSONII 230 q& antr Jfoi) Office, Pamphles, Circulars, Law Blanks, Bill-Heads, Posers, Show-bills, Hand-bills, Catajr gt t s, Business Cards Cotton Keieips, Visiin r ‘Car h , Labels. &c , tnmuM? & es. WEST SIDE HILL STREET, AHE NOW RECEIVING FROM New York and Plrilndclpliia mm MR SUMMER GOODS, CLOTHING , Hats, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Wooden , Crockery i) - Hardware, GROCERIES, &c. to which they invite the attention of the Citizens <’•’ Guilin and public generally. Griffin, March 28, 1853. 13 NEW SPRING fiOODST MRS. LUNQ.UF.ST ISkes pleasure in return ■ ing thanks to her kind patrons of the past season, am) wishes to call their Attention to It r new SPISSNW STOCK, now receiving, al | In r old stand on Ilill-strcel; among which she li is a variety of NEW SPUING BONNETS, ol Ihe latest and most fashionable styles. lCy°'She still continues to make to order Silk,, Satin and straw BONNETS, us well as any other j article in the Mill'iiuty line, and hopes to rejain all ! licr old patrons and gel many now ones. Glillin.-Vlaveh 15, 1853.14 — NEW ESTABIISHMENT t Til E subscribers having purchased be entire establishment of Mr. T. MERCHANT TAILOR, Offer their services to theij friends and his former customers, and re •pcetliilly rolicits a eoiitinuant-i ol their palronage, as they tire deter mined, and flutter themselves that they can, give general satisfaction. They wilt keep constantly on hand, a Iresli and well selected stock of Cloths, Casimercs, Vestings, AND Ready-Made Clothing which they will sell cheaper than any establishment of the kind in the city. Give us a calf, and you shall not go away dissatisfied. PIPER & WHITE. Griffin, January. 1853, 3 N. B. CUTTING done at ihc*hoftcsl notice and in the most fashionable style. it BAIPN TO Bi HAD! r I E undersigned, t icing desirous of moving’ jJL west ward, offers his Livery Stalile & iStocli. for sale, uUo; the Dwelling House *ind Lot where he now resides Persons wishing toe.nter.lhe Livery Business, will do well to call early and examine lor themsclnea, as lain deter mined to sell. L. P. ALEX AN DER. | Grilfin, April 20, 1853. IG-tf EMOLLIENT AMBROSIAL ELIXIR. rW'tHIS is flic name of a delicious article which jfl_ ilio undersigned lias the pleasure to recom mend for its Magical effect, m shaving and its pe cttliar virtues in improving Ihc skin. No mailer • how thick the beard int.y be it is softened in a mo | men!, and is removed by n razor in a good condi l lion, -without the least trouble or pain. A single trial will satisfy any one of its wonderful virtues, i A fevr drops upon I lie brush, with ordinary soap ! and water, makes the prosess of shaving a positive j pleasure. A single bottle will answer lor a whole I year, for one who shaves every day. The Emollient Ambrosial Elixir, is an elegant j article lor a Lady’s Toilet. Nothing e.an equal it ‘.to impuitmga delicate whiteness and smoothness |to the skin. It is perfectly harmless. Prepared and sold by J. DENNIS, Augusta, G j Price 50 cents per “bottle. Directions for ns ; accompanying each bottle. May IS, 1553. —20 ATLANTA •- I MOB® WORKS. f Late Atlanta Iron Foundry.l j fHVIIS now Company is now prepared to do I j]L VVork on short notice of heavy and light j Castings from the latest improved patterns of Ii on, j Brass or Composition, all of which will be war ! ranted. I Turning, Boring, and Drilling done lo order. ALSO— (Screw Cutlingof ten feet, or under, of any sized • thread required. j Heavy and Light forging of wrought Iron or I Steel, done in superior style. | PARTICULAR ATTENTION ■ ! Is called to their Patterns for mill gearing of Met chant anti Custom Flouring, and Saw’ Mills, Gin gearing of all the usual sizes, and Batk mills al ways kept-on hand. We are also prepared to build Stationary engine with the latest improvements, all of w hicli will Jte sold low foreash. Oopperand Sruselaken to eX-a change for work atjcash prices. A.LEYDEN, J AME L. DUNNING, JOHN McDONNUGH,. WILLIAM RUHIUJN P. S. AH of the above Company arc pract Mechanics, and give their undivided attention he business. September 1 Jth, 1851. fi— p a’ so> a b ■ F* r ii it o A L ik a THE subscribers offer for sale, their valuable tract of land, lying 7£ miles North-west’ ol Greenville, in the comity of Meriwether, on th read leading from Greenville to Grantvillc. Tncrc is on the premises a large dwelling house, togeth er with other necessary out houses. There is also in progress towards completion, a good water Gin, with sufficient water for the Ginning season. Said tract of land contains 373 acres, of. which, there are f7fl acres of said tract in a good state of cultivation. We will sell a bargain for cash or credit. ELINDOR PENNINGTON. HILLERY PENNINGTON, June2Sth, 1553. 26 —3m attention I ** rjinnE Democratic Convention in Henry county jfi. stands adjourned until t!: 4ih Monday in July next. Each District in the County is re quested to send up at least Five Delegates, and as many more as they clioosc. 13y order of the Convention that assembled on the Ist Tuesday in June, 1853. H. TOMLINSON, Chni’n. J. 11. HAwnp.ictc, Sec.’rv. CAUTION. ALL persons are forewarned not. to trade, for two Promissory Notes, made and signal by myself and payable to John Roman, nr bcarc/r, lor Thirty Dollars each, dated some time in April last, and due 25th December thereafter. The consideration for which said Notes were given Ins entirely failed, and I am determined nut to pay them, unless compelled by law. CHARLES JACOBS. Fayelle county, Ga.. June IS, 1853. 25—3 Savannah Mutual INSURANCE COMPANY. Savannah, Georgia. Risks taken against Fire, on Merchandise, Buildings, and cotton in Ware-houses, on faeora ble terms. .J. A.& J. C. BEEKS. Griffin, June Ist, 1853. 22- ly BARGAINS l ! rjTWlli undersigned intending so make a sligli. JL change in their business, ure now offering for CASH, their entire stoek of DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATH, HARDWARE &o, all new and Ircsh, at very reduced prices, and on n credit until fall, at as low rates as any house in the plaee. J. Q. & L. R. BREWER. Griffin, March 25,18.72 13 - Cm GROCERIES, &c. BBfeSpblc! Rye, Corn,anti Monongahe la Wtusl; <’v. 1 cask Extra Fine Cognac Brandy. 3 casks Port, S>veel amJ Malaga Wines. 2 Mils, old Bails and Jasper Peach Brandy. 5 bids Phelps’Gin. 2 libls. real old Midland Gin. Beside? mny oilier articles usually su'd from any mercantile. Imi-e in Georgia, consisting of Sperm,Tullmv and Adamantine Candles; Coffee, Molasses, Syrup; A lea I, Flour, Corn; Cheese, Butter, Crackers, Nuts, Raisins; 10 VI Uigurs, wholesale and ret Ml, (ol tnos excellent brand-.) Spice, Pepper, Ginger; Soap washing and shaving, an extra article of shaving cream, (someting new—try U.) Pick lev. Pepper Sauce, Lemon Syrup; Table Salt, Chemical Yeast Powders; Mackerel, I lerring-', Codlish, Tea, B ack and G cn; Brushes, Cnmitc-, Table and Blacking; Candies, Shot, Powder, Re. Re. In fact, ntv slock is now complete of Family nr- . cessarics. So, gentlemen, pldftse give me a call I and examine my stock, before purchasing else where. Country Merchants, buying such articles in our ] city, will iind tl to their advantage to examine my stock cit her wholesale or retail. Thankful for past patronage, 1 solicit a continu ance of the same. Everything delivered from my store, I promise with neatness and dispatch; having persevering and prompt young men, who will at *.riy time do ting mv absence attend niv business as i would ! have lltem m my presence—theirs being as my own motto, like that of Caesar’s— “vuNt, vn>i, vtci!” BRIAN NIiWF.LL, Under Bonham & Woodrufl’s (.'hair Manufactory, Last side of lliil Street. Grtflin, April 12, 1853. 15—ts ssa a FEW SSOKEjfSSa m ‘ntor tho-e splendid Pianoes,f f jfj i roni the .Vlannfnctory of J. tl. Most & Cos. Hart tot'd, Connecticut, which are warranted superior o any thing in this market. L 5. N. liflve now on hand the largest slock v v or p a a nr o § that we have ever had, all fresh and new, direct Irom the Manufactu rers. They are all of the latest styles and patterns, and are unsurpassed in point ol quickness and elasticity of touch, volutneand brilliancy of tone, style and finish of workmanship. AVchave among our stock some of I lie lale Patent v\ ltieh are equal in volume of’tone to the celebrated Grand Pianos. These instruments never fail to. j please llie ear of every one who hears the tone of j them. Also, we have some ol the much admired j J2©aa/XSt ©3&5K83 ) These Pianos have all been selected by one of the j firm, and we boast that, we are able to sell them as i low sa any market in the Union with tlie freight’s difference, as the arrangements which we have late ly effected with llje Manufaclureis will uuthoizei our doing so. Prices from SS2S to S3OO. 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 RUNT,or for sale.— j Prices from SSO 00 to 3! 50 00. iaM£j©iD®®sr© i:i neat Rosewood casts, 4 and 5 octaves, for sale, prices SSO to 575. Fiutinas, Aecordeons, Tambourines, Banjos, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Files, and everything u sualJy kept in a^.Vtusie S'.o'ro will be found in ours. A heavy loPof Sheet Music on hand for Piano, /'I nte and Guitar. CLOUD St SHACKLEFORD. Griffin, Ga. LJil! Si. May 12, 1853. ly Ji JL &Ji Sa iIEfCSa A RE now receivin'* their uual great variety of Sprint* and Summer Goods, aU of winch wcu: carefully selected by one of their linn in New York and Boston. Among which area “onenil slock of STAPLE DRY-MS. Ladies Dtess Goods, consisting in part of C!k. and Cul’d. Silks, Plain and Fig’d. Printed and Plain Bareges, Rich Fig’d. Silk Tissues and Grenadines, Mantillas, Scarfs and Grape Shawls, Lace and Muslin Sleeves, Chimeselts and Collars. BONNETS & BONNET RIBBONS. In the gentlemen’s department are Fashionable Ready--Jklade Clothing , Hals, Boots and Shoes. Always on hand a general assortment of HARDWARE & CUTLERY, Iron and Nails, Crockery and -.Glass-Warp Paints, Oils, and Dye-Slnfls, Glass and Putty numerous oilier articles. They respectfully invite their friends and the public, to cull and examine their goods. They fell confident that they can sell them at such prices as will give general satisf.icti.on. Grillin. March ‘2!, 1833. 12—ts fIWOFWLIRGESP Mil Best * MI & SUMMER Mil EVER OFFERED LY THIS MARKET, IS NOW OPENING AT SAB6ENT & GO’S, Cor KTcro’-Orleans St. and Broadway. CONSISTING in part of a splendid assortment o STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GOODS, and every style and description of DRESS GOODS!! Also, every variety of WOODWAHE AND HARDWARE Clothing', Saddles, (Jons, Blankets, Iron, Pistols, Kerseys, Nails, Powd Shoes, Steel, Oils, Hats, Blacksmith’s Tools, Paints. ALSO OF 7HE BEST QUAIITES! 50 Bags Rio Coffee, Prime Java do BO Ilhds. St. Croix and P. R. Sugar, 20 Bills. Stewarts’ Refined do 20 do Coffee do do Crush’d and Powdr’d do Fish, Cheese, Potatoes, Salt, Molasses, Tobrcco, &0., &c. Purchasers will please hear in mind, that our Stock is almost entirely JXE W, and that every ar ticle sold is warranted lobe good and sound, and nlPi'iC63 that cannot fail to suit buyers SARGENT & CO. Griffin, September 30, 1852. 40-ts KAY CUTTESIS, from No. 1 to No. 8 Guru Shelters, Subsoil, Side Lii'l and Ei glc Ploughs for sale by J. A. & J. C. BERKS. Jiim 28 4 1353. 20— ts F. W. A. BOYLE, ATTORNEY AT I,AW, OFFERS his professional services to the Pub lie. All business entrusted to his managemc wili meet with the m >st prompt attention. Ren=nn able deduct ions will be made in Ices, in proportion to the amount of easiness so entrusted. Office oil Solomon street, opposite the Bap isi Church. C Attention, REFERENCES ? Perseverance, ( Promptitude. Griffin, March, 1852. 12—ts McCUNE &, iORBEHS) A T T 0 II NE Y S A T L AW. GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Office up-stairs in J. A. & J. C. Becks’ Store, Hill-street. March 30, 1853. am&Ma is? wiimaas# ATTORNEYS AT LAW. MCDONOUGH, GEORGIA. £ LL business entrusted to their care will te rm. eeive prompt attention. R. MANSON. STEEL, E. P WATKINS. April Ist, 1853.1 f— ® IS permanently located in the city o Griffin, and solicits a continuance ol pntaonage from his fiiends, and the public gene rally. Residence and office at Dr. N. B. Johnson’s old stand Jan. 10th, 1853. 2—ts HAYGOOD & WHITAKER, Attorneys at Lav/, ATLANTA , GEORGIA. Office over G unity’s store, Whitc-llall st. G. B. HAYWOOD, J. I. WHITAKER, Formerly of Wat- Formerly of Fay kinsville, Ga. etteville, Ga- J one 15, 1853. “ 24 — PUB MITT Iff ©IBs S’* WOULD respectfully inform all who are in VT need of full set? or partial sets of Teeth, and who wish thorn put up with skill and experi ence, wart anted to answer every purpose requi red, that they can now he supplied at short notice, and with the same style put up upon a •bcautifu nietalic base, which took the premium over a I others of the ktnd at the late Fair in Macon, also the First Premium at the lute Fairin Atlanta. Dr. C, has lately made arrangements so that persons Ivtng in the country, or in any of the adjacent towns, can, if they wish, command his services free of charge, which will secure them against flu* many imnositons practiced by itinenuiquaek that daily traverse the cuumrv, Griffin, Jan. fN the Brick building attached (o the Ware house ol Ferrill R Hancock, opposite the Bup ist Chinch, Griffin, Ga. All kinds of PZcASn ik ORNAMENTAL PRlNTlNG executed with neatness (and dispatch at the New Job Office, on Solomon Street, opposite the Baptist Church. J. H. LOGAN 4*oo. JC'p'Orders for work respectfully solicited. Griffin, January 18, 1853. 3—ly FISK’S METALLIC i 0 la. U !■ S irat k STAKE leave respectfully to inform Hie public,, that 1 liave a number of these BURIAL CASES al my shop, in the city of Griffin, where they can be had at all times at Iho shortest notice, ala small advance on cost and freight. The subscriber also eontinues I he CntSTia-gC timl Cnbinet SSsasiness at his old stand where he will be pleased to execute any orders left with him. A. BELLAMY. Griffin, April 8, 1852 14-1 a The undersigned respectfully calls the attention of the public, and especially J those who live m the country, to the] fact that he is prepared to j HOUSES, in superior style, and on very rea ontnle terms. Alto, GLAZING done in s goad vie and at the shortest notice. Give him a call. ‘ R*. L. HOBBS, jcy Simp on New Orleans street. January 27th, 1853. liwiilomiT V S^ I IE undersigned respectfully fenders JrL his professional services to IliC Citizens xpSp of Griffin and vicinity. His practice is on the BOTANIC SYSTEM, and from ms long experience in the practice of Physic, lie feels assured that he will he able to give satisfactiont* all who may call on him for medical aid. Broadway over A Grav’s Store. LEROY SNEED, M. D Griffin, Feb iO, 1852. GRIFFIN CHEAP STORE Ilail Columbia. — What a rush for Goods! No wonder, they are so cheap—and such a variety too! Pro Bono Publico. 1 have been round to all the stores, neighbors, and Ibis is the place for good bargains! - fiisxp&r.- i -Pid you ever RYiow goods to sell so cheap,‘tis at B. NEWELL'S Cheap Sjork? Spontc.— Let me oyil! 1 have cot my share- more goods for a dollar here, than at any store iiitlbe county! Pip HE undersigned, having returned from mar- JK. ket, is now receiving daily, Ins Spring Styles of STAPLE & FANCY DRV GOODS. Ladies, votir attention is specially called tc some ofthe richest DRESS GOODS ever ottered in Griffin. His Stock of Ladies Bonnets, Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes, Sac. is now complete, with a gene ral assortment of Fancy Articles, some of which arc to be found nowhere else. Gall and examine. It a fiords his young men pleasure’ to show his goods, and if they can only sell you the smallest article, they are well pleased and consider them selves well paiu. Gentlemen, young and old, bachelors an wi-l dowers, it you desire anything to make yoursovesd conspicuous, call nt B. Newell’s. Ilia needless to mention every article. But remember, anything you need is to lie found there. Don’t delay, as delays are dangerous, and the stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing’ Goods & Clothing! are verv superior and need only a word fd traei them off. Bcebec’a Spring Styles of'HATS come in tri-weekly now. Il’you want the most fashionable HAT in the world, call and buy one, at a reduced price from Brian Newell. Hill Street, Grilfin, east side, under Bonham & Woodruff ’s Chair Manu factory. Call and see, as 1 am determined not to be un dersold by any competitors, holding to the maxim that “competition is the life of business.” B. NEWELL. Griffin, April 12th, 1853. 15—tl DR. 1. F. WRIGHT, OFFICE OX HILL STREET, OVER . George Uiniliam's Book store ( Griffin, May 2d, 1853. ‘'BjltflS efficient remedy tor Diarrhcei, Dysen IL lery and Cholera Morbus is traveling inloee lebrit v as fast as Bonaparte pushed h/s column into Russia, and gaining commendation wherev er used. It is an excellent medicine for those dis eases, checking them almost instantly. The fol lowing are the Agents appointed in this Slate up to this time: AJBIBSraO* John Man Glam, Zebulon. J. iS. Thompson. Jack.-on. Love & Glenn, McDonough. James M Jones,-Fa\etteville. James F. Johnson, Jonesboro.- J.Noreross, Atlanta.. J. T. Doane. ** fluid & Hungcrford, Monticello/ W S. Lawson, Gteenvtlle. J. M. Noell, LaGrange. B. G. R A. R. Thornton, Bedell & Mullens, Hamilton. E. W tils ft Cos. Talhotlon. W. S. Thomaston. Micleberry & Moldey, Indian Spring. T. S. M. Bloodworth, Van Buren. Win. S. Carrol, I. ocust Grove. Ezra Johnson, Alt. Mom. W rn. Strange, Worthvilir. J. R.Spier, Williainsville. I. T. R S. Thrash, Warnersville. Johnson & Zulx r, Woodbury. J. A.J. & B. Foster, Rocky Mount Banning R Mathews. L'ltbersvillc. Isaac Fincher, Mnuntville. (). Gibson, Long Cane. I lios. S. Bradlielcl. VVcst Pom’, T. J. Hunt & Cos. Whitesvtlle. W. S. Gri fin, Flat Shoals. L.R W. H. Jackson, Catania. J. B. Foster, Wayorly Hall. Ur ine & Mathews, Prattsburg. J C. & W. A. Douglas, Pleasant liilf. Wallace sci Ross, Carsonsvi 10. Whitfield & Beeland, Shady Dale. Hertrv J. Gill, Iron Spring. SHOE manufactory;^^ THE subscriber having fitted up an extensiue Manufactory in lliejlarge and commodious new’ Brick House just above the Steam Mill, is prepa red to till orders from Dealers and Merchants, at Hie shortest nolico and on the most reasonable terms. He would respectfully invite thctattcnlion ofthe planters to his large which is superior to any thing ofthe kind ever of fered in this market before. He also invites the attention ofthe public to his assortment o Har ness, Bridles, Martingales, Collars, &c.; ts ether with a general stock of such articles as are usually kept in that line—feeling*confident, with the ad vadlage he has of Tanning his own Leather and his own hands lo manufacture it, ofoffiring inducts men’s to buyers that will not fail to give satisfiction in price and quality. J. L. JOHNSON. N. B.—Raw hides takr-n in exchange for any of the above goods, at the highest market prices. Gri,Tin, Oct. 7, 1852. [ts-:fj JL. J TFRTNT7 SEALED proposals will be received |Hi .juntil the fir?: of August, for the storo it rooni - 110 Hill street, occupied at pre sent by Bryan Newel, Esq- for one, two or three years. Payments every three months.— Address J. D. SHERRILL, Ch’mn of the Committee. 25—If DU LIN’S STEAM 31 ILLS. 7|n[JE undersigned lmving- leased the above -EL named mills, will sell the best quality of Lum ber at the mill, for $9,00 per thnusan ’ feet (or cash. All orders left at the store of Win. R. Phillips, Esq. will be punctually attended ‘o. J. McDonough. November 30, 1852. 49—2 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Gilhen JT.Grccn, JLlitßiijCa. Hartford Green, Zehisloii, Cl si May 28.1852 22 mmm & ghawford, ATTORNEYS AT LAW ’ COLUMBU3, GEORGIA W-.lLLpt detain the Chatahocclue Circtm y and the Mqbirftng counties. Office over the store of J. K. Redd & Cos. . T Pokter Ingram. * M-L .Crawtord. March 21, 1853. .* . \ 2— Iyr ~ Mpr eAA copartorrship Di. JAMES N. SIMMONS, and the mcjeantile bo conducted in future at the old stand, on Hill-street, under the firm nanieV.SALMONS, BOOTH R CO. L. S. Sai SrofiS, . i Griffin, March 29, 1353. Robert Booth, - ‘A . 14 — JaMes N. Simmons ) Ipil Mjßiiii mm GRIFFIJV GEORGIA, TH E fact is undeniable, that no place in Gcor g;a offers better facilities for Female education than tlie. young city of tiriffin, having'at presen one Collegiate Seminary, under the well-triedman agement of Mr. H. E. Morrow,*and the Female College, under the direction of the Presbyterian Synod ofthe State ofGeorgia ,to be opened the first of the coming year, together with two or three private schools of high character. At tbe suggestion and solicitation of many ofhis friends, the undersigned has secuied the coimnodi us and comfortable residence of Mrs. E. A. Hill’s on'North Hill St., at a pleasant distance from the oifferont schools, and convenient to the different and proposes to take twelve young ladies (school girls,) as boarders. Mrs. Taylor will de vote her whole attention to 1 lie comfort of those put dcr her care, and every facility will be afforded to assist them in their scholastic duties. Ag ( od Piano Forte will be furnished for the use of those who may he taking music lessons. Proper author it_v will be exercised over all; in 2i word, they wit, be governed. * As the number to be accommodated is limited, and nssonte liave already made applica tion, and lor other reasons, it is very flflsirablc that ‘all further applications be received at'an early day For terms oi board, and all further particulars, ad dress the undersigned at Giiffih, Georgia. S. S. TAYLQR* References— Citizens of Griffin ‘ Nov 30, 183-2. 49-_4t*i J. A & J. C; BEEKS, DIALERS IX DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, AMD HARDWARE, Corner Hill and Ninth-street, Griffin, Ca J nnauv 9, 1852. —ts CLOUD* SHACKLEFORD HAVING connected the Book and Stationary with their Piano Forte and Music business, icspcctfully announce to the public, that they have now on hand, and expect to keop always a goo a and well selected Stock of School Books, Loth English and Classical, ami pot up in the very best and most substantial style of binding. tVe calf the especial attention of Teachers and others buy ing School Books, to our Stock, as wc intend tot sell ns low as we can afford them. 01 Miscellaneous Works; c. ur stork will con only of RELEGHOUS WORK? works ofthe most approved moral char’ c t e D STJI -very nearly any thing in th’i lino will ’always be lound at our house. Call at the ~ MUSIC SjYOItE, Hill street. Griffin, April 28, 1853, 17—3 t REMOVAL. ROBINSON & BLOOD WORTH, have moved to Orleans Street, (next door Sargent & Cos,) wh re they invite public attr lion lo their stock of Dry Goodsind Gr ceries. Grilfi i, June 24th. 1553. 26— 4 t