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About The Georgia Jeffersonian. (Griffin, Ga.) 18??-18?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1854)
far. G ASKII.L axn Davis Letter —Sin-e ihe publication of the ai.ticle in our issue of !h 12th inst., head’d “Davis “and Tombs, 5 ’ we have hep a infor med that the leMer which called out the response from Secretary Davis, e*p:6ss!y railed for an answer ft >m the press, and that its publication w.;3 made with the approval and advice of a number of wot thy and estimable gentlemen; As these fafcts materially chat-go the c mphilion of the matter as far as Mr. G ask ill is concerned, him from the imputation of unworihy motive, we cheerfully publish them by wav of crrncring any erroneous impress'! n which may have been made by ourartie'eof the 12th. While we are prompted, in justice to Mr. G, to malt*- this staiement, we do not wish to be understood as approving of the publication of Mr. D vis’s letter. There are many Utters written for publication which a wise discretion will not hesitate to sup press, and we re ;ard th j letter in question, j or at east a very corsideta ’• ‘portion of i it, a’ helontiit g o that t lass. This, how | ever, is a mere matter < f opinion, and w e will mi’ detv iiv w‘i> choose to thirk different’v, t'-.e rig't to do so.-- Atlanta Ini. I . There has been some discussion in the Legislature about selling the Okefenokce swamp. It is said to contain about 200,- but Gen K ight, a member of the Legl-J tture, says three fifths of it will never be of any value. Among the passengers by the steamer j Gordon, on her la.-t trip fnon Charleston, ‘ were five gi ntlerier, with their slaves, i 133 in number, who w e learn, are on their i way to Southern Georgia, for the pur pose ( f engaging in the Turpentine htisi i,ess—a branch of Southern industry which is daily g-owing more itnporta t in that portion o‘ our Sta’e. The sand of the pine regions in the lower portion of ‘Ji ‘ pa, we w ere told iast week by Pi:> ;* Darby, is‘admirably adapted to the manufacture of ttie finest species u glass. Perhaps w e may some day have a Geor gia Bohemia, and a Gtorg a “school u design.”— v ar. Rcpub. I he deposits of gold at the Mint, du ring the month of December, were $4,- •445,000 against $3 336 .#ll during De- i ceinber of last year. The total amount ‘ of gold deposited duting the year amount-! ed to $53,373,552, against $31,066,276 the previous year. The total coinage for the year was $59,808,513 2S; of I which ssl ,SSS,SB2 was in gold; $7,- 852,571 in silver; and $67,056 in copper. ‘I lie total dep si's of American gold at the mint and branches since the tiiscov eties in California io 1848, nay be britf !y stated at two hundred and twelve in.l -lio.is six hundred thousand dollars. Toe totai coinage at the n int during the month of December vi a- ,336,631 46. Wo perceive that Julius A. Barratte ‘ has been appointed Collector of the Cus toms for the district of St Mary’s, in this State. President Pierce appears to he more fortunate in his appointments in Georgia than in New York. Here lie appoints the efavofest sort of men at the first dash; witness Boston of Savannah and the one just anuouuced; there he has to make two or three eiforts before tie can succeed. Burglary. —tVe see that this calling* is Hbtaiiiing considerable notoriety in South ern cities. < harleston and Savannah have had several notices of house robbe ries iti tiieir papers recently, and a late Augusta paper cautions the citizens of that place to look out, as two houses in that city were entered last week, and three gold watches and about sixty dollars in money stole:; from the rooms in which the inmates were sleeping. Tier Rem* ins or Pulaski. — The S vannah News of the 23 ] nit. say*.: Major Wil iam P. Bower., the indefatigable com miss oner of the Pula.-ki monument, has been engaged for some days past in the search for the te t ains of the departed hero, to whose memory ’he new monu ment is to be reared; and we understand, has succeeded in discovering the entire skeleton. He has awaited with much interest the result of this search, so im portant in a historical point of view; ami we are enabled tost its that the effort is crowned with comp ete success. Any dooms that might have heed entertained as to the identity ot the remains are dis pell'd by the exam n tion of the skull, which shows the spot in which Pu laski isknow'. to have received the hall by which he was kn.ed. Ayer's Cherry Peclor< l. —We believe this to lie an excellent preparation, and shall therefore not hesitate to recom mend it to our readers. It has been test ed in numerous instances to this city, and in several which have come under our own observation, it has accomplished what other popular medicines and some of our most ski ful phys’etans ha 7 failed to accomplish —a perfect cure, in cases of (appaiently) confirmed consumption. Ii is the only medicine for tins is ms*- which we can heartily recommeud.— Tempt rai.ee Advocate , Prov. R. I. A Remedy fur Consumption. —Dr Ro gei s’ Liverwi-ri, l ai, amt Canchaiagua ias b'.-eu te led by scientific men of uu 'q :< s'.iomible authority, and proved to comb ne the most valuable prop. Dies, being tree from Opiu n, no injury is done to the most delicate constitution-. A few doses will satisfy the most skeptical of the superior effi<-y of this medicine For :aie in Gr.ffiu,. y J. IV. Jone.-, and by Drugg s s ev-. y wile e Price —ln Urge bottles sl. Holloway's Ointment and Pills in New foundland. — Cfiai!• s 1 borne, ICsq., mer chant of ilarhur Grace, had a had leg, of a feaifoi nature and long duration, tor which the medical aid of the island af forded no relief, wneteupon tie determin ed on proceeding to England, to try it it w ere possible to get it soundly lie..led; hut, as a last resource, and before adoi-t ----nig such a course, he used Holloway TuT-Nand Ointment which speedily effect ed a perfect cure of his leg. The piiti ctilars of this surprn-ing case were receiv ed by lust packet iron. Mr. Spry, proprie tor of the Mercury newspaper, Oaroonear, N-ewfoondlind. These celebrated medi cines wi.i cure all other skin diseases, likewise wounds, sores, and ulcers. The “Southern Belle!’ —The “South ern Belie, 7 (steam engine) which was manufactured at the “V\ inter Iron w orks, 7 ’ Montgomery, Ala., lias been awarded the first premium at the New Yok Crystal palace-. Gen. Wool and Gov. Foote left in the steamer George Law, for Aspitiwall, on their way to California. Important Front Euro fie. Colton firm and full prices. Money stringent.- Tlie rumored d&tth of Mr Soule was Unfounded. Thdre have been unusually heavy snows and faini all ofir Kngland, Fiance, and Belgium; the snows being the heaviest for many feats', floods were apprehended. Eastern affairs are more £#¥hpli£ated and warlike. From Constantinople and St. Petersburgh the ihtfeiligence isSontra-. dictory. The latest ftimors leave scarce ly any hope that the C*r will accept the Inst proposition of the Western Powers, and, as a natural consequence, there are greatly increased [ fobabilities of a gener al Eutopfean war. France and England nre much excited, and Germany, Poland, and Hungary also No further fighting had taken place, hut it is believed that negotiations will prove abortive. Extensive recfdßs and preparations are heb g mtftle for War, j w hi. h extend throughout Europe. . The Paris Moniteur coutain.s a circular I of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, dated the 13th December,, address* and to all the i‘ i et,eh. Legations, on the Eastern ques tion. The document is moderate, but ve ry fnrn. It narates the phases of the question, and declares that France, En gland, Austria, and Russia solemnly re cognized the territorial integrity of the Ottoman Empire; and further, that the affair at Sinope look place against all the !pr visions of this guaranty. Therefore. I to prevent the O.toman teiritory and flag : from new a’tacks from Russia, the i Ftench'and English fleets have been or j dereti to enter the Black Sea. The | circular terminates with the hope thai llus.-ia will not expose Europe to new convulsions. The papers authentically state that the French Government is dissatisfied with the evasive conduct of Austria, and has addressed to that Power a strong r* mon stance intimating that fuither seclusion lion the proceedings of the other Pow ers will fe taken as meditated hostility, the result of which Austria must be prepared to abide, and that France will extend aid to Hungary, Italy, &c. The Paris papers report that the Czai has given orders for the crossing of the Danube, which forbids the hope of his acceptance of the last note of the Western Powers. The latest advices fiom Con stantinople express but little hope of the renewal of negotiations. Martin T. Crawford, Esq has been appointed Judge of the Chattahoochee ciivuit, in place of lion A Iverson, re signed. Muj. Hobble, long and well known in the Post Office Department at VVashing ton, is said to be hopelessly ill of consump tion ... “In I lie midst of lit**, we au; in death.” In recording the death of the lamented Mr. La ban Beckham ,\\ ho died at lis residence>in Pike id., on tlie night oi the 231 of Dec., 1853 agd 84, the mind is tilled with reflections of a nio.-t mcliincli jly character; and although lie ha I mor. than measured tlieont nar: span of “in at <-xut once, v t the of’tbe c ill,nio t f i.einly re minds us of the instability of life, and the ne cssi tv o! p/eparat on for the awfu ! change—we are led t to exclaim with the Psalmist; ‘‘As for inan, h.s j days are as grass; and as a fl over of the tie and so ‘i lie il mi idles; t,r ill ■ wind pas.set li over.l,and uis ■ gone, a*nd the place tliereo’ shallknow il no more.’ Death is at all times a I'eaifnt idea —but most so iis a sodden oil''. The nijstrrioiis problem ot li e j'S soiv. and; and hear the end o. ea il l The form so i loved and venerated it prostrated, the longue lias become si'cnl, ind the lace into whi li we were wan! to look lor the ready smile, lias usaumed tlie uuil and leaden look o! the grave. Tlie young and the old equally, cdl upon us for teats and lamentation; toil the old alone deini id more than‘fears.’ VVtien W 2 look hack upon * il’e of usefulness, wo then realize how paint'll il is that all the associations of the past, ot relation, o! :heud and ‘.••ighhor; and the more tender tiesol liushanii and father, are in a moment dissolved, ami we look round with saddened feeling upon • 11- .*•’ places Inch will indeed “Know lii'r no more lor *.ver;”aiid thus il was with the friend whose and atli is h.-ra worded. Alb ra I ng life o’ good deeds, the devoted husband, 1 lie affectionate piren’, the tirm friend and mdulg.-nt m-is'cr, was taken from us in a mo iieni, leaving a rieli legacy in the re membrance ol Ins past life, asan example to Inflow —an.l ilie consolation to be derived from the mem ory of Ins worth—that our loss nfbis gain. L. C. S. The Southern 11 corder nd Federal Union will pleas-: copy. DANIEL & m, D'STJ ® CrISSS, GRIFFIN, GA. FBSSH ARRIVAL. IBBL. 95 per eent A'coliol, liliL. -piriis of Tiirpentiae, “ lillL Burning Fluid, ‘247 L3S. Eosom Salts, 300 S. VV biting, Window GlassSxiO loxl9, While Wax, Chinese'Vermillion, Afr. Cny. Pepper, Flor. Sulphur. P us.-ia i Blue, Chrome Green and Yel.ow, TANARUS r ra Je Sit nna, Sand Paper, assorted, &e. For Sale by DANIU.L & SLA Y. Confectionaries: Soft-Shell ALMONDS, Braz i NUTS, Pee n NUTS, PUU.nBS, FIBS, Mteam-Retioed CANDIES nasorl. and. For Sale by DANIEL & SEAY. Cl UNO AC fIOO or Chinese SUGAR PLUMS, an elegant, lasliionahle and nutiitioiis article combined with Mallows and Ging'-r. For Sale by D.iNIEL & SEA Y. Griliin, Jap* 17, 1854. 3—P‘ Fayette march Sales. WILL l>cn>lii before the Courthouse door in Ihe town of Fayetteville, Fayette county, on I tie first. Tuesday tn March n. xt, Within the legal houiH ol sale, the lollowing property, to-wil: 202 4 acres ol land, more or less, m Jonesboro’ district ol said county, to satisfy six fi f.is issued lioin Fayette Superior Court, one of them in favor of W. W. Camp, one McCarter, one It. K. Holli day, three of them in favor of Cnamherlain sic Ban croft, all ol the above vs. Rubin Wallis. Also, 100 acres of land, in Jonesboro’ district, about hail a mile from Jonesboro’; levied on as the property of A. J. Brown, to satisfy a fi la issued l:om Fuyeilu Inlet tor Court, in favor ol Scott & Ca.liart vs A. J. Brown —the east hatful No, not known, bid know nby the Biown land; properly I pointed mil l> . defendant. I Also, a house and lot, in the town of Fairborn, known as the house and lot ol Clower and Lon*;; levied on as the propeMJt of Clower & Long, witti a ti lu issued from Fayette Superior Court in favot oi Hors* pt and Smith & Cos. vs Clowers & Long Also, H acres, more or less, it the town of Fayetteville, whereon Kichmon Dorman formeily lived, No. 104; and 3J or 4 .teres ofl'ot lot No 122, in the ath district ol Fayette county, joining the town ol Fayetteville; levied on ns the property of Uichmoo D >roan, 111 lavor of tw.i finis, one is sued from Faye tte Superior Comt, ih lavor ol J. II Johnson & Bro. — one hi Lvhr of B. W.&J. P. Force, issued from Fayette Inferior Court, vs ILchmon L/ormnn. Also. acres of land and house whereon Abner ( ‘oki r riutv i ves, No. 4 and 5 and 8, ;lie 2d sci -1 tun, in the town ol J onesboro’, the east sirle of the j M u;o r i & Western Railroad; levied on as the pro pci ty ot A. Coker, in favor of A. Wells & Cos. vs uoiior St Ldniondson; fi fa issued from Fayette 1 tJupciio: Court; properly pointed out by one of the | del t'ndant?; AfColter;’. t his January 28ili, 18:14. 1 1 W-M: GLASS, ill’ll. ■ Fayette Mai^li'Sales’ WILL be sold betdrid the Court-house door, in Iht town of Fayilieville, Fayelle count), on the first Tuesday in MArch next, within the j lisual hours of sale, tke lolKiwmg properly, to-wits Ninety seres offrsclinn 6P lilhd No. 144, in the seventh “ist net of Fayelle county,'known as lie old Tr <fe n place; levied on by vir'ue of a (i fa is : sued I rout the Superior Court ol Fayette comity, John 11. Johnson & Brn. vs Guy Banister, and Jepiliu Landrum, Sr. security on stay of execu tion; levied on ns the properly ol Guv Banister. A Iso, lot of land whereon James R. Jennings now lives, in the seventh dist rict of Fayette coun ty* Levied on as the property of James R Jen nings, by virtue or three Superior Court ti fas, one in favor of P. M. Cohen &Cos vs James U, Jen nings. John Douglas vs James It, Jennings, and ihe other T. M. Horsey & Cos, vs James 11. Jen* ‘••ngs maker and Jesse L. Blalock endorser. Also, lot of land No. 9, in the seventh district of Fayette county Levied on os the properly ol D. D. Denham, by virtue of three Superior Court fi fas, one in favor of McCarter 4* Allen vs D. D. Denham, W. H. Beach vs D. D. Denham, and the other James Williams rs D. D. Denham. CHARLES CLEMENTS, D. S. Jan. 30th. 1854. 5 Fayette march Sale. WILL be sold before the Courthouse door in the town ol Fayetteville, Fayette county, on the first Toes ‘ay in March next, within legal hours of sale, ttie following property, towit; One lot oi land, curtaining 21)24 acres more or less, number no! known, it heingtho place where on N cholas iJayne nowr lives, in the 9;li district ol Faveite county, livied on by virtue of a (ilk from Fay tte Superior Court—Wiley Banks & Cos vs Nicholas Hayne. Property points I out by J. M. Brassed, this J inua y 24ih 1854. IS VAC HOLCOMBE. D SlifT. THE FAR-FAMED MEDICINE. Pii ZtS Thwse Pills, being composed entirely of medic na! herbs, are of a most harm less nature, while the extraordinary virtues they possess have rendered them universally popular in nearly eve ry part of the world. The immense success they have met with through out the Stales is most extraordinary, owing, it is presumed, to (heir wonder ful efficacy in the cure of Bdious com plaints and disorders of the Liver and Stomach. Persons who persevere in using them in accordi u e with the di rections, seldom fail in b'ring restored to health. Weakness a’d debility,—restora ion to health of a geotlemau, aged 45, when at death’s door. Copy of a Letter from the Rev. Charlti Smith, dated Norton, St. . Phillips, near Ruth, Somersetshire, Wh August, 1853. To Professor Holloway, Sir:—A Mr. Joseph Puxton, formerly a resident >t this place, had been in a de clining state of health for upwards ot three years, gradually wast ng away to a shadow of nightly perspira.ions and want of appetite, which caused great un easiness to his friends, as he had consum ed various medical men in Bath, without etF c\ Heat iast used your Pill”, and under Providence was restored to health, by their means. He lately emigrated to New Yoik, and has just written to ssy, thai fie was never better in health, and desired me to acquaint you with the cir cumstance. 1 ought also to mention, that my wife had derived great benefit from the use of your Pills. 1 remain, Sir, yours respectfully, CHARLES SMITH, Dissenting Mini*tcr A permanent cure of a diseased Liver, of many years duration. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Games, Che mist, Yeovil . To Profess >r Holloway, Dear Sin: —ln this district vour Fills command a more extensive sale than anv other proprietary medicine he ore the public Asa proof ot their efficacy in Liver and Bilious Complaints I may men tion the so lowing case. A lady of this town, with whom I am personally ac quainted, for years was a severe sufferer from disease of the Liver and digestive organs; her medical attendant assumed her hat he could do nothing to relieve her sufferings, and it was not likely she could survive many months. Tnis announce tnent natu ally cause! great alarm among her friends and relations, and they in duced her to make a trial of yonr Pills, which so improved her general health that she was induced to continue them until she received a peifect cure. this i> twelve months ago, and she has not ex perienced any symptoms of relapse, and oticn declares that \our Fills have been the means of saving her life. I remain, Dear Nir,yours truly, july 23, 1853. (Signed) J.GAMIS. Tnese celebrated Fills are wonderfully efficacious in the following complaints: Secondary Symptoms Sore Throats Stone and Gravel J mndice Liver Complaints Inflammation Tic Douloureux Lumbago Retention of Urine Dysentery Venereal Affections Rheumatism Worms of all kinds Consumption Gout Scrofu'a, or Weakness from King’s F.vil whatever cause Headache ’ &c. &•*., Indigtstion Fever ot all kinds Tumors Constipaliou of the Dysentery Bowels Dropsy Female Irregularities Erysipelas Blotches on the skin Debility Bilious Complaints Asthma Bowel Complaints Ulcers Ague Colics Fits Sold at the establishment of Professor llolloway, 244 Strand, (neat Temple Bar,) London, and also at his louse in New Fork. Orders for medicines in the States, addressed ‘T. Hmloway, New Yoik,’ will receive due attention.’ Sold aiso by all respectable Druggists and dealers in Medicines throughout the U nited States, in Boxes at 37 1-2 cents, 87 cents and $1.50 cents each. To he h4d .wholesale of me principal Drug Houses in the Union.’ There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. N. B.—Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each Box. For Sale by Wm. W. Lincoln Savan nah, and by J. VV. Jones, Griffin, Gfc. Gush Advances. , L.IB3RAU advances wi>Licim !<• on Shipmen Vl Oullon to our friends in New York. ’ Ue I, ISV 48—ts SAR jiENTkGO. JRcd)auical. w&wn'saSl THE TANNING, SHOE, and HARNESS Manufacturing Business of this placa, here tofore conducted bv James L. Johnson, is now discontinued, and will hereafter be conducted bv M. M. Lockhart, with tlie same well tried anil experienced workmen, connected with its various departments, and 1 feel assured and authorized to say, with the Tanning in connection with the bu siness, will be oblcto sell as good bargains as any establishment in the North or South, and deter mined none.Norlh shall excell in point of inunii faclnry in its various departments; ana with strict and prompt attention to business, hope and solicit its former patrons and many more new ones. I am determined that those who may favor me with their patronage, shall not be disappointed. Call and examine. M. M. LOCKHART. N. B. My work will be given in exchange for Raw-hides, Bark, Tallow and Beeswax. Griflin, Sept. 7, H 53. 37—ts ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS. [Late Mania Iron Foundry.l THIS new Company is now prepared to do Work on short notice of heavy and light Castings from the latest improved patterns ol Iron Brass or Composition, all of which will he war i ranted. Turning,Bjring, and Drilling doneto ordet.’ Screw Cutlingof ten lent, or under, of any sizer* thread required. Heavy and Light forging of wrought Iron it Steel, done in superior style. PARTICULAR ATTENTION Is called to their Patterns for mill gearing of Met ■ chant and Custom Flooring, and Saw Mills, Gin gearing .and ull the usual sizes, and Bark mills al ways kept on hand. We are also prepared to build Stationary engine with thclatest improvements, all of which will he sid o\r lorcasli. Copper and Brasslakcn in ex-a change for work atjeash prices. A. LEYDEN, JAME L. DUNNING, JOHN McDONNUGH,. WILLIAM RUHTON P. S. All of the above company are pruct Mechanics, and give their undivided attention lie business. 8 aptember 1 Itli. 1851. 6 THE undersigned beg leac to tniorm the Citi zens of Griflin and vicinity, that he lui iyene.l n new HARNESS SHOP, On the corner of New Orleans street and Broad- way, where he are prepared to serve his old. customers an I frien Is with any thing in h s line He feejs confident that, his long experience in the business will enable him to know the wants of his friends, and lie feels anxious to supply them. Flc invites the special at'ent on of carri age dealers, as he are prepared to fill orders on as good terms as they can be supplied from any Northern market He will cimpare work and prices wiih any establishment in the country, and only ask a call tro n lliose wishing to purchase. J. L. JOHNSON December, Ist, 1853. MUSH MEAT MARKET!! 2 gj •'HIHE undersigned would respectfully inform H the cili ens of Griflin who nre food of good living, that lie keeps on hand during the Market hours, at the Market-1 l ose, at market prices, a choice supply ol BEEF and MU TTO N Tltea is also, sold i>y Messrs. DUKE& GOD DARD at the same hours, place and price, choice PORK and SAUSAGES. Taos i in tented to him for the satn*. leas call at his olfi- sin the west en I ol tn . ar ket House, once a > and settle with A ‘t am mond,his authorii” ‘ agent. C. E. DUKE. Griflin, October 2 *Bs3. 43 -ts HOUSE, SIGH OMAMENTiTpiINTM!!! sgpA THE undersigned respectfully calls the Il Mattention of the public, and especially l?”fg| those who live in the country, to the £2eKßs9Lluct that they are prepar ?d t.i PAINT Houses, StC., in superior style and on very rcasona'tla terms. GLAZING done in good style and at the shortest notice. Give them a call. R. L. & M.S, HOBB3. ICFShop on New fVleins street. Griflin, Jan. 27ili. 1853. 3 ts THE enb#crihr* ar • reeoiv n r a large supply ol'the above waria itud and celebrated I GKARDEU SS3DS 9 ! —Fresh and genuine growth of 1353 Country merchants and families supplrd on iberal terms- JCNES, PHILLIPS & CO. r Griflin, Dec. 1853. 51—2ni A BtKIiAI ffISBT THE undersigned bring dc- fljajjStjjp, lIJJML sirous so move to the west, ImH| offers for sale lus PLAN TATION on which he now resides two miles South of Immediately on the road leading to Forsvih—eon~ mining Four Hundred and Sixty Acres’ of land, more or le-s, One Hundred and Twenty acres moared, mostly fresh and in a fine state of cultiva lion. There is on tlie place a comfortable Double Log House v:i‘h lour rooms; a go,*) f ram „ ( j (j in House and Packing Screw, good hewed log St a bles and Cribs, and all other necessary out houses —and all new; two Wells of excellent wa ter, and several large Springs of good water, a small Creek ruuni ig through the land on which there is a good overshot Corn Mill, capable of grinding during the dryest seasons—flic suhscjihes owning an interest of one half of said mill. J hi ts very healthy, the land productive, and is a con venient and comfortable residence in a fine neigho borhood. Those wishing such a place would ds well to call on the subscriber at an early period, a I will sell at ar asonuble price. Terms made ea s)V A. J. CLOUD frfnryrCounty Ga >v. 21 Hit. 4S _n • THij. undersigned have this day, by mutual consent, dissolved the copartnership hereto fore existing bet ween them, under the tiro lame of Lovej.iy & McWilliams, in Grifiih, on Hill street. All the debts agumst llie firm wifi be sot* tied by A. 8. Lovrjny, and all those indebted to the firm will >1 ease come forward and aettle the same with A B Lovejoy, *ho has purchased Ihe ■entire interest of 8B Me Williams. The Ibrmer would solieil the patronage of their old Iriunds, at‘ the old stand on HilLstreet. Al B. LOVE JOY, , s. b. McWilliams. Oritßh, December 29th, |SS3. I—tt C AUTION . ~ THE puldie arc hereby cautioned against tra ding for two note given by Wm. Robinson i VVm. Hendeson security) to the subscriber as ad ministrator of Ihe estate ol Paschal E. Cullini ,wr twenty dol are ea h, dated the 9lh January, 151, and duo Christmas 1 hereafter. The abovo notes are mitsiugand supposed to be lott. | C.C. BOWEN. Jai. 1811 ,’S5%’ 3—3 t. Professional (Satbs. foTlrpußUb H)<Ba Oil 9 HAVING accomplished himself with n Dr*. Pitman &. Durham, will prac- €3# tied lie DURHAM SYSTEM, eight miles north of Greenville, at Phillip.® Store. Entertain ment for those at n distance. Price for Medicine our Prescriptions s2.. 'id. Terms Cash. February 241 h, 1852 10 DU. 11. W. CROWN, mi* OFFICE on S"l .oo:i S'reet, opposite the Baptist Church. January, 18 2. U. MOSELEV, HHI IS permanently loentcd n the city o Griffin, and soliciis a continuance o lliitni iaoi run hi< friends, tin.! Hie public gen* eral'y. lie e'em-e and office at Dr. N. B. Johnson \ , 5 Jan li'rb ?-|f SsiKSisai & .t ATTORNEYS AT LAW. MCDONOUGH, GEORGIA ALL business entrusted to their care will re ceive prompt attention. B. MANSOX. 3MY„ 33 3 > ’ I April —si, ISs3.'*-'—~ 11— •Attorney at Law. December, 1, 1853. 48—ts ft G. J. GREEN & HARM, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. David M Martin, j r „ tiioon I Urceii, j Guffii,Ga. Hartford Green, Zebuou, Gu M 2 A. L. BORDERS ’ A TTO LINE Y A T LA W. Griflin, Georgia. December I, 1853. 4S—tf ... F. W. A. DOYLE, iTTOBNBV AT LAW. OFFERS hi# professional services to the Pub lie. All business entrusted to his manngemc will meet with the most prompt attention. Reason able deductions will lie made in fees,in proportion to the amount of business so entrusted. ©llice o i Solomon street, opposite!lie Bap tist Church. t Attention, REFERENCES < Perseverance, ( EbtOMPTITUDK. GriHin, March, 1852. J -ts : ; It. SAHIBLj Attorney at Law . Office in tlia Masonic Building, on llill-St ©IBIIIFiFJSSr, •J V .1853. 28—lv INGRAM & CRAWFORD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW COLUM3U3, GEORGIA WILL pi.iefiee in t ie (Jiialali'iucliee Cireui aid the adj ii iircounties. Office ovc he store of J. IC. Redd & Co.- -i i. : ‘ i-p ?. a ic i “Jim mTEETH.^ IDtB S'. Ho ©IL&lBISe WOULD respectfully inform all who are in need of lull sets or partial sets of Teeth, and who wishMieui put up With skill and experi ence, warranted to answer every purpose requi red,that they can now he sdpph.m i( ! s !, or i notice, and with the same style put up upon a heautifu tnetalic base, which took the nrcinium over at otliers ol the kind at the late Fair in Alneon also the First Premium at the late F.tirm Atlanta.’ Dr. C, has lately made arraugi'mems so that persons Iviug.in the country, or io any of the adjacent towns, can, if they wish, command his services free of charge, winch will secure them against the many imnositons practiced by itmerauqu/ie k tie r.iverse the country. Griffin, Jan. MEDICAL KOTlil. TtJL undersigned respcclfully tenders his professional services to Ih j ot Grit fin and vicinity. His praci ce is OUT'S the BOTANIC SifSTPEiM, and IrorifTs . lou^experience 1 11 tlie practice ot I ’iysic, he feel. j iiasuml that he will be able to j/ive satisiactionU all who may cal’ on him for medical aid. j •dP'Gtliccon Broadway over A Gray’s Store. LEROY SNEED, A1 B Grifiin, FeH. 10.i8~>j SSO REWARD. LOST on the 27th December,either at the De pot in Gnffiii or Macon, or on the Cars be tween the two cities, a small wa'letor poiket- book, containing a sum of money between S & s*7Coi ami 11. lload receipt tor a Cotton Gin from 1 agen Roil Road at Ncivnaii. The above reward wil be paid lor the delivery of said pocket-book and conlcn’s to the Proprietor of the Lanier Louse Macon, or to James A Becks. Griffin, Georgia- Book auc contents can be described if found J. .VI. MAT I’M K WSJ Griffin, Dec 31, 13a3. I—4t1 —4t DISSOLUTION. Till*, firm ot I'aylor, Davis & Cos. is this day dissolved by mutual consent, S. S. Taylor having sold bis entire interest to VV. VV. Lbap fiian. The business will, in future, be conducted by Chapman, Davis 4* Cos. who as:ime ail lia bilities and to wli.in all debts due Taylor, Davis k Cos. will be paid.caMW t -S. S. TAYLOR. .w. w. DAVIS, i.H, j. DAVIS. Griffin, Oct. 26th, 1853. Notice. co-partnership heretofore existing b<- . -B- 1 ween - Joseph B. Cunningham and josiah “Allen;'was 4/tssolved by mutual consent at the close of the last year, and the hooks have been left .n the hands ol Joseph B. CuiTningham lor col* All .persons inlcresled are hereby rc ueslt-d to call, Without delay or farther notice, uid pay up (heir respi.-ctive dues, as the notes and “ecounts due the firm mud he collected. JUStil'HB. JttNN INGHAM, VJOSIAii ALLEN. i Griffin, Jan. 6, |854. 3-4 t Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ALL persons indebted to The Estate of Wm. Cole, late of Monroe county, deceased, ore hereby requested to come torwuid and pay up, and hose having demands against said Estate, will present them, duly a'tested, to eithei of the'sub scribers. WM. J.COLE, a JACOB W.COLK, . Ex’rs. WAJ.G.DUKE, \ Jan. 15.1854. 3—4 t tifbucational. GRIFFIN FEMALE COLLEGE. Faculty for 1854, 11. E. Morrow, A. M. President, and Professor Os Mat hemal ies. Astronomy, Rhetouc anu Language*. Rev.T. C. Stanley, Associate President, and Professor of Natural Science. Moral and Intellectual Philosophy and Elocution. Miss Anna Parsons —lnstructress in the Lite ary Department and in Dravii.g and Painting. Mrs. E. M. Morrow— lnstructress in Physiolo gy, Botany and Embroidery, with a gene ral supervision of all tire pupils. Mrs. E. A. Hill— lnstructress in the Primary Department. Dr. IL.W. BroWn-- Lecturer in Physiology and Hygiene. Gkore H. Brmjqs, A. M.-*-Piolcsor of Mu sic. GtilpftN, January Ist, 1854. \\> tske pleasure in annum-ring that we have effected an engagement with Pro'essor GEoroe 11. Biucgs, of New York, in whose charge, we have placed the Music Department, This gentle man’s reputation as at* accomplished andthornugh Teacher oft he above branch, (so highly essential io a young holy’s edu'-ation,) gives a sufficient guar antee ts till rea-ona he expectations. We respecMnlly sulmnt the following Extract fr-mi a letter ol’Senator Bell, from Ten nessee, dated, Ttrf.e Scrings, August 9lh, 1850. “Mrs. B. directs me to say that she is pleased with the progress Jennie made under your in struction, and will place her under whomsoever you may advise; with regrets that you are going away. Your®, &c. JNO. BELL To M . Briggs.” Glknx’s Falls, Nov. 3d, 1853. Mr. George U. Bricgs has been engaged with us, as prolessor of Music, for over two years, during which time he has devoted himself assldu ooslv to the dotiesol his profession, lie has giv en ns the very highest degree of satisfaction, and his reputation with us, is that of a gentleman, of high and pure pnnciples, worthy the respect of all men. We part with him reluctantly, cordially wishing Inin success wherever Providence may cast Ins lot. ILm. M. W. PERINE, Mrs. P.L. BIERCE, ISAAC G. HA TFIELD, J. J. WILCOX, D. D. Wc also take pleasure in recommending Miss Anna Parsons (instructress in Drawing and Painting,) to the favorable consideration of our patrons. She brings with her testimonials of the highest order. The exercises cf this instituti in will he resumed on the 2d Monday in January. Griffin, Jan. sth, 1851. I—ts JW'The patrons of the Griffin Female College are requested to call on Il.ev. T. C. Stanley at Clouds & Shachelford’s Book Store and settle tuition for the last term. SYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGIA THIS Institution has been in operation during the past year, and the Board of Trustees feel great pleasure in again presenting it to thepatron age ot the public, well assured as they arc, that the high character ol the insfilution will satisly the wishes ol those who may commit their daughters to its moulding influcncts. ‘The course ol hierary instiu lion is thorough and extensive; —moral di=- cipliiicand religious culture form a prominent and charactenstic feature in its organization, while unwearied pains arc taken to mould the manners and cu tivale the kindly affections of the heart, FACULTY. Rev. Carlisle P. B. Martin —President, and ■Professor of Ancient Languages, Mental and Moral Science, anil Belles Let:res. Mr. J. A. Dan forth (provisionally ) —Professor ol Chemistry, Mathematics, Mechanical Philosophy, and Natural Sciences. Miss Ada E. Humphry- -Instructress in Botany, Physiology, and English Branches. Mrs. JEnnktte Bethunk ry, Mathematics, and English Branches. Hermann Braumuller —Prolessor ol Instrumcn lal Music, Monochromatic Painting, and Modern Languages. Mrs. Agnes Braumuller —lnstruelress on Gui tar, and Ornamental Branches. f N. B. To the young ladies of the htgiier classes who arc studying music, the French Language will be taught without extra charge. Professor Braur.iuilcr, a scholar of Professor Beauvais, co-author of the French Grammar ol Herman ct Beauvais, will hereafter teach the French Language. TERMS. The first Term of the year will commence* on the Second Monday of January, being the 9th inst. and close on the first Thursday of July. The se cond Term will commence on the Second Mon day of August, and close on the last Thursday ot November. JAMES H. STARK, \5 . J. Keith, SeCry. Pre'sl Board Trustees Griffin, Jan. 3d, ISo4. ]—q _ M“CORMIcic>SSYSTEM OF %yf&al/iematic6 . P'H'IHK undersigned will open R Griffin Jfi. on the 9th January < 1854, for the ii - structi>n of yoiwijf men in inis most rapid unci thorough course of Mathematics; which is based exclusively on the natural action of the human mind. and Can Never be Forgotten. The South cannot and shull notjsny, in truth, that she has not the most learned men and best i Teaeheia \n America. Terms of instructor! will be 55 per month, fm Arithmetic and English Grammar; and $7,50 im Mathematics, including the practical use ofnn atrutnenta. Four tunes as m ich science, in the same lime, will be taught the student as is imparted by any Southern School or College and five tiiaesas tnueh as any Northern one, or no charge will be made; excepting those using the above system. Teachers and those preparing for the profession cannot do better than to avail themselves of ihit truly intellect uni and scientific course, in which m memorising is required. He will rely 011 the integrtfy anil patriotism o the good, and the r< flection of those who think Ibi themselves, for the patronage with which to estab lish the many paramount advantages of this most practical system No student taken fora less lime than 3 months; and no one refused because of his extensive edu cation or being a'gradunte. . L. J. McCCRMICK, Prof. Matii. &c. N. P.— McCormick’s Arithmetic is foi 81 1 In Booksellers in (iriHinund Atlanta. Griffin, Ga., Jan 1854. I—3:n Prof. W. L. HBNSLBR would respectfully announce to the citizens ol Griffin and vicin ity, that, having withdrawn from the Griffin Fe male College, he will again give private instruc tion on the Piano and Melodeon at the residence of the pupils. He will also take a few gentlemen who Hre desirous of studying the art and Bcienee of musii. tie has been residing in Grifiin nearly three years, and his capacity as a teacher is too well known for him to say any thing about it. TERMS- 825 00 for the term of 2I weeks, oa \able at the end of each term. The first term will commence on the 2d Monday in January; and up scholar will be taken for less time than a term. References: —l he parents, pupils, and citizens of Griffin. . He will also teach all Brass Instruments, and orm Bands, if the distance from Griffin is not too “reat. Music for Pianos, Brass, Reed, anil Suing In struments or Bapdg composed and arranged. Thankful lor past patronage he solicits a con tinuance of the same. fCPA II orders left af?thc Music and Book Store of Messrs. Cloud * Shackleford, will receive prompt attention. , „ Griffin, Dee. 20, 1853. 51—|m MW BLANKS EVrRY DESCRIPTIN ALWAYS ON HAND For SntmUhit f’ ffc. €dtn literal. PIANO FORTES ! ! *’ 00ALM0 WE have now on hand the largest stock of PIANOS that we have ever had, all fresh and new, direct from the Manufoclu rers. They are all ot the latest styles and patterns, and are unsurpassed in point ol quickness and elasticity of touch, volume and brilliancy of tone, t style and finish ol workman ship. Wchavc among our stock some of the late Patent m SCALE PIANOS. which are equal in Volume of tone Io the celebrated Grand Pianos. These instruments never tail to please the ear of every one who hears the tone of them. Also, we have some of the much admired These Pianos have all been selected by one ot the firm, and we boast that, we are able to sell them as low as any market in Ihe Union with the Ircight’a difference, as the arrangements which we have late ly effected with the Manufacturcis will authorzei our doing so. Prices from $225 to SSOO 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.” 1 Secondhand Pianos to RENT,or for sale. — Prices from SSO 00 to $l5O 00. imML<3>iDn®)sr@ m neat Rosewood cases, 4 and 5 octaves, for sal*, prices SSO to $75. Flutinas, Accordeons, Tambourines, Banjos, Violins, Guitars, Flute®, Files, and everything u sualfy kept in a Music St>*re will be found in ours. A heavy lot of Sheet Music on hand for Piano, f’l ate and Guitar. CLOUD& SLIArKIEFORD Griffin, Ga. Hill St. D-e: I. 1853. I v SARGENT & CO. Cor> Now-Orleaus St. and Broadway. Have on hand a LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP READY-MADE CLOTHING. Also,cverv variety of WOOD WARE AND HARDWARE Clothing, Saddles, Cons, Blankets, Iron, Pistol-, Kerseys, Nails, Fowd ~ Shoes, Steel, Oils, Hats, Blacksmith’s Tools, Paints. ALSO OF HIE BEST ftUALIT*ES: 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, Sal‘ t Molasses, Tobrcco, &c., &c. Purchasers will please hear in mind, that our Stock is almost entirely NEW, and that every at tide sold is warranted to be good and sound, ami at Prices that cannot fail to suit buyers SARGENT & CO. Griffin, September 30, 1852. 40-ts J. A. &T C. SEEKS. ARE now receiving their usual great variety of Spring and Summer Goods, all of which wci carefully selected by one of then firm in New Yors. and Boston. Among which are a goneral stock of STAPLE k 81-GOODS. Ladies Dress Goods, consisting in part < f Blk. and Col’il. Silks, Plain and Fig’d. Print -.* and Plain Bareges, Rich Fig’d. Silk Tissues an- Grenadines, Mantilla?, Scarfs and Crape Shawls Lace and Muslin Sleeves, Chirncsctt* and Collai>. BONNETS & BONNET RIBBONS. In the gentlemen’s department are Fashionable Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes . Always on hand a general assortment < f HARDWARE & CUTLERY, Iron and Nails, Crockery and Glftse-lYar*- Paints, Oils, and Dye-Stuffs, Glass and Putty numerousot her articles. They respectfully invite their friends and tin public, to cull and examine their goods. ‘II tell confident that they can sell them at such prii • * i is will give general satisfiction. Griffin, March 21, 1853. 12—tl J. A & J.C. BEEKS^ VE.ILER& JJV DRYGOODS MIIMIR AND HARDWARE, Corner Hill and Ninth-street, Griffiu, G* Januauv9 1852. —if THE Subscriber takes this method of inform ing the citizens ni Haralson and the sur rounding cuu.it ry, that he has now and will cor tinue to keep on hand a choice and well selected -lock of STiPI B & FANCY DRY-HOODS. all ol which he respectfully silicits an car’v ex amination, ly those desiring to purchase.” He uledgcs himself to sell as cheap and on as good terms a-can be bought in any like estabhsl ment in Georgia. All he asks is a fair trial. WM. Y. Pt’ROft. Hnra'son,Coweta County, Ga. Janaary Ist, 1854. SPEOI \l PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. THE special copartnership bet ween the tin V - signed as author and propiietor of, and Jo seph S. Beach, of Charleston, S. C. as the pub lisher aud 9gcnl to sell McConniek’s Arithmctc and Key, was dissolved on the 4lh dav of Novem ber, 1851. This is therefore to noti r y all persons, having McCormick’s Arithmetics “and Keys, the stereo type plates or any other property appertaining to Inn same, which has been placed in (licit posses sion by the said J S Beach, to sell or otherwise, that the same is rny individual property, and that I now make public dem nl, and require of ail such persons 1 1 deliver tq me or my order any por tion of such property whio'h ni;iv now be in their possession. Li. J. McC<>RMICK, Prof. Mathematics, $-c: Chnrlesfon Courier and .Vtolilc Tribune wilt givs three insertions, weekly, and fo'ward their acet Griffin, Ga. Jan. 3, 18£4. I—3 TmprovedtMsT • i... THE sntiw riher is prepared to furnish his IM PROVED TRI SS at the shortest notice, on application. Also DUNS Man: ard repaired in the best stile, alibis shop on New Orleans Kneel. ARCHIBALD rOitTEll.
