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L -k i&3VC u *. X I : CDXi'Oli GI-S. TXT E respectfully inform our f .ends md tlie planters i W generally, •>! Alabamn and Georgianthni tiie Gl- ‘ HARD COTTON GIN MANUFACTORY is in . :'l operation. It is am, ly supplied with the very best materials which r.mi db * selected. The machinery ip all new, and c instructed on the most approved plans tor the nnmilic'ir * of Cotton Gins Tire m ic'imiHts and workmen employed in the estab lishment are skillful and experienced m the business; aid w lihv ■ made such improvements in the mechan ism and construction of our Gins we teel certain, in every case, to famish h Gm whicii will perform admi rably well, and give the purchaser entire satisfaction. In the way of recommendation, we n**ed only say, that wo furnished several hundred of our late improved Gins to pi tin tors in various parts of the country during ttie season, and not one of that number has tailed to give general satisfaction, both in ppecd and the sample ol Cott-m. ORDERS can be sent to us by mail, nr contracts T. le with our Agents who are travelling through the c -wntry. GIN'S will bn Hent to any part of the country, and in all cases warranted to perform well. Persons addressing the Proprietors by moil, will di rect their letters to Columbus, t ia. N. Ousi.ey, Macon, is our Agent for Central Georgia K. T TAYLOR A C O Sept 28 85ti Girard. Ala. WASHI fUT OX AND NEW ORLEANB M UJN EI IC TELLER i JiL p rsons having claims on the Line from Co s lu.nbus to Augusta, are requested to present them at the office in Macon, between the and 3dth ins’ Sept. 88. 2t25 WM II CHESTER HARDEMAN A HAMILTON, M ai**-.louse an 1 * oniinivaioii Ale.chant* MACO f, HAM:uTON & HARDEMAN, Cite oisaml CciiniaisMOii M rcimati f I funv w, A WILL gve prompt attention to the saleot* aHM| Cotton Mild oil itry p r oil . • r well as to j * Jf e tilling ol orders for Bugging, Rope, and fami.y supplies S<-pi. :.* :6 ts RICH SILKS AND CASHMERES. THE undersign • i h*u received anew and oeauti ful stock ot Rich Full Dregs Silk# and Cashmere# cons, tin *.: p tol plain changeable,striped and plaid G'o lc R • Cr fe Royrde, Gro de Aigier, Gro de Pekin, S tin de Chine, Ottoman and other Dress Silks blick rff*tß, Pouit de Soul. .Satin Ruse. Gro Gran: plain, striped an watered Silks, for Scans, Ac.; new style rich prime l C ishouv ‘s, st ipe l and phi 1 Mon# st int*, dr. Liirr, in various patterns* plaid Cash :meres; L ipin’s best q i ditie* Frencii .and r naes o ( a!, shades; Gale. Clarence an I Oregon P.a<d t; Wo-kni Collar ■•>• and Capes; embroided, revn ■, n* inri.tch<*<f and corded Lawn and Linen Cambric Hdk'is , Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Glove#, Ac, All ol wliich wii’ be sold by the piece or otherwise. at usually low price LOGAN A ATKINSov tep: 29 2Cif. HOUSE KEEPING ARTV LOGAN & ATKINSON have ju-*t received and offer tor sale. Carpetings, Hugs; lUankets, Tick ings, 10-4 and 12-4 Linen Sheeting and pillow eas* Linens; 10-4 and 12-4 Cotton Sheeting an I pdiow cns. Cotton; Irish I i'ams; A:n*ricaii and Engush Lo.u Cloths; table Linen and table Cloths and Napkins, Russia, Scotch and Hucaback Towellings; lu.iutn. Culico and furniture Dimity; T idle Covering or vn. ous kinds. Id-1, 11-4 ml It 1 Blanket*, of best make- Woolen uni C.*tt u rai l i i-. ail qnl.L >t;ip***l Plu *1 :111 Em iro.d red C irtain M hi"3; colored an., wh ie Mr .i • s nli-, log-ttier w.tli tii ir usually Irg** v *riety of black an I colored Dess Silks, Cash meres. Piai.i Grids, Shirnts, Worked Coilara, Ameri can an 1 B-iti- iP. nils. Suit m!* otton ll .sfory.Gio’ - Hdkfs.. A • . A"* to win ii they invite t;i • attention t> iheir Ti’- nls an l the pu die. generally—Cloth*, C issi 1 mer s. S-iti u i* Kentucky Jeans *n is-y, l.iosey* i Knglidi. i'.ench and Am -r.can Tw • Vestings ju receiVv. i; which w Wid sell at the v ry lov -t puees LOGAN & ATriiNT. >N sept 29 2ti i < rockery ii <1 iba?- Mare. DIN ING and Tea S-t>, an . tine Some and Chir* Ware, Liverpool an I riuin Ditto, Plain, and Finite JG. :ss Ware of eve y description, Tumblers, Decanters, Wines, Fob; ‘.kntkets. Piteia*rs. A,.:., a very large and generu, stock iust •ec**iv*d bv LOGAN & ATKINSON dept 29 26tf. Foreign llrandy, Wine, Gin, At*. | pr half and quarter pip* sos various vintages, Otard, 1 G Dupeuy A Cos., iim 5 ,>.;es A-seurneit*- ( ogmu . randy, 2t? t lariere and eight pipes Madeira, Port on.l : .!ag.i Mine, 5 pipes Holland Gin, Monougahela Whisky, vmui;*.* 182<, 50/KJO Rt>galin, Princitc. nn-. i ttnetetla Segars, 30 boxes L *mon Syrup, n superior article Abo. 200 boxes Glass,from 7by9 to 12by 18 Just received t>y „ T C. DEMPSEY. Mocon Sfpt 29. 25 VAIE* I, \\ l>. r- m •. \ i,jj. : BO\Poff..reiorwle thrc ofihf ZIL *•>*•'*•• •ol Lanii .'i tlw* romity n( R .uIT, “ oi;*- c Two d’housend aen*m, on the Ki c• ec creek, m Hie - con g di 4 trict oi sa.dcounty, on i ihe.e is anew Vel | j Ilw | 1< ~| irinnie Dw. Ilin, t> ‘lA,!***,, *{J*ir‘Y rl< \ u ’ mt-honans, Ac., constituting be t improved plan tat..., ll( }^ k countv . i "r"ns'tn b?”' I ''’' 0 • ” a *'v lnd m .he beat ordc tor caitivut.-ui % s ll mdredand bilty acres.lying m the h‘ pnsing - )iu * ot the choicest Cotton Lands, and ebi.-;,, uig three hundred acres of open laud, with all necemii ry plan tats >ii buildings Also, a Woodland aettleireu o’ Fifteen fluu ired acres in the second district of 11a ker, on tin* Uolawahce creek, one ot th vry riclie unimproved places m the countv.—Apply to JAMES BOND. Baker eon *ty, Gn or JOSEPH BOND. Macon. Ga Sept H, 1947 81 84t TTDINTON SHi;RIII Wdi ! k.l sold at the court house door in the town > P.?n\ Houston connty. on the fit at Tu*sdi-y hi Noveml. next, the following propel ty. town: Two black colored hors** Muh s, and one bay R* ion, about 4 years old; levied on m the property of Rich ard Westbrooks, tosatisty lb# Tax lor 1847 E K. HODGES, Dep Sh i r , Sept. 29. i>C \DM fIMHAI • ’n SALE ! an order from the Honorable the Intertoi .ou jso*i c u itv while aitlmg as t Court f OrJiitny, w. hoM at the Court doui * ioorifsaid coii’wv on th ‘*rst Tue Gay m Nov .nber n**vt. between the usi hours ot'sale, five negro***, vz —!ln, .• n*an vea aofnge- Arnistea', i urm at-t.u; 2f* y *— . Mane, a woinaii-i L r !42\ -i * ind I l : ei:. a girl -lx yemsold, and Carokiu*. a girl abcu: 18 months old. Also, on Jf ii lay the 29th day >f October, will bcsf>bi in said county, at t ,e l-n- -sidence ot Lhzabe'h Goode, deceased, n portion o. the personal projwrly K-longi... to the estate of the h 1 I deceased, con- sting .f planta tion tools, houHtdudd anl kitchen furniture, os is wheat com, fodder, and co*ton, one tin** buggy, two hornet* seme fine cows and catves, and other cattle, cart and oxen, and stock of hogs, besides other articles not mm tioned. The whole ot the above pnpetty, L*ung * to tne efl’ate of Elizabeth Goode, lute ol hi id county decenHed, and to be sold tor the benefit oj the hei;s and creditors of said deceased Terms—Purchas • bnvitu: less than Five Dollars worth of property, will pay t Sah Those buying more than Five D *llars woith, will give sms’l notes with eood security, due in twelve mouth after tut sale. Sale to continue tiom day to day until all is sold. THOMAS W GOODE, Adnfr Bept. 29. 1947 £6 ids A I>’II?IHTR V Toll's BALK —Under an or -TA. doi of ill.- Honorable the Interior Court of I’ut nara oouiity, when silting for ordinary purpoarti. wilt b sold at the court-house in the town ol Ea turnon, on the firr-t Tuesday in Dett tnbrr next, within the legal home ‘I Wile, Three Hundred and Forty acres of Lend ttiore or lest, athoming Cogbum, Paschal, and oth- t* the some being the res! estate of John Wynn, doeerr ed, slid to be a Id for the benefit of his hi uaard credit ors, Tonne at sale made known on th- a- y JOHN SMITH. Adm r Sept. 2h. 1847. 26 tds Geortoi —Vme County* XIT lIKKEAR Miles J, Guest stnl Kirah Joyce, nd- W ininjetralnra on the estate of iiefiry Joyce, late! 01 and county. daacratd, apply to uie for ‘otters o, 1),. j lUßui troll] e.od ealsle Tli’ e are therefore to rile and admonish, .all and sin- I ulsi tin kindled and creditors of mid dnc-.ivd, o, lie . and appear at mv office w itlun do tuts- piera-iibed by I Ire , to show canoe and ary tin y have, whj tsii.l letteisl ebotiltl not be granted ■Given under tny hr nd at office, tins Hth dry of Sep-1 lember. 1847 GJSO 11 WILUAMSON.c. c u. Sop I 22, 26 1116111 tiruiyiu-Mot it* 4 t at t), \jlT 11EKEAr* Jiuiio. II H.iynee applies (or letters I Wf of adiiimtetrMion, with the will ntmenj.on the estate o| diaries W llnynes. Istr td said county de ceased. There arc therefore to cite and admonish all and etn . the kin Ired and preditutu of said dreeasrd, to le 1 md appear at my ottice within the time preocriia-d by fcw.ts show cauut f any they liave, why aaid U-ttrrs e-hruld not be grumsd. E. O CABANISS.r.c o j s*pt 29, ISJ7. 2wi Ttt UVi'i vjtb THE th* Stores lately oecup'ieJ hy Ml J O i , | ml Hedge. comer of Cherry tui I Th “at atroete, mid ! ’ hy < p K A r,i|cneno> . otiCherrys'rrot,aid the | JJrirfc apg* occupied by Mi Vsicntmo. on the sAtne . I^ r ael—iuisi, the. Stare next to Mr Tayled* on Coin'll Avtiiuc. and the otlice adjoining ihr etore of the sub- • actipsr, and the llal! occupied by hieiiklin tolac No 2 10 0 F on Second atreet—Apply W D Ifomp say or T. C DEMPSEY,Iotion Avenue. fcspt 29, 1617. op, ros RENT. W- the Rooms on tit* brat floor of the building for by th. Cumjiwrem* FOR SALE. 4 THE Butldin* on Second Street, formerly oc- as the Georgia Messenger ®g” * k ‘‘ima.’-mwp'.**’ iw ‘ * (dUM) LODGE OF GEORGIA £ The Annual Continunic'i t ion of the Grand Lodge .1 feSj Sj the State of Georgia, will convene at the Masonic Ilall. ■ ASwka” v city of Macon, on Tu**sduy th*- 16th Octolier. ’ All sidiordinntc Lodg.-s wn derits jurisdiction willt.ikr w ue notice thereof, and be “ reprcivnted in the Commu nication. A public Address, il is expected, will be de livered on Thursday,by brother He hard D. Arnold. of Savannah The Brethren generally nr* - desired to attend at that time. By order of the M W Gram* Master. B. ROSE, Grand Secretary. Macon Sept. 15 21 ItT* The I\Jnsonic Expositor, Recorder, Fcdern Union and Athens Whig, will give tire above three j insertions SCIENTIFIC AND ECLECTIC: MEDICAL INSTlTUTE—Petersburg, \ n. THE first nnnual Course of lectures r#f the Medical Department of this Institution, chartered on the Bth of March last, (1847,) will eomm* nee on tli** fir-t | Monday in November next, mid close on the last of Feoruniy hdlowing. Thfo Institution offers Mipeiior advantages and inducements to nil students of medi cine who may desire to qualify themselves thoroughly as Botanic Physicians. FACULTY: Paul Wfst Ai.i.f.n, M D , Prof, of Phy and Path. A M Black. M D . Pro! of Anatomy. C. J Ken'.vortiiv, M. l>. Prof, of .Surgery. I M. CoMi.v*i, M. t), Piof. of Principles und Practice of M heine. E P Bavmno, M I).. Prof, of Oh*uetiica, Ac Henrv M Price, M. J)., Prof, of Therapeutics & Ma teria Medicri. J. Tiiomas, M. D , Prof of Chcmistiy and Forensi*- Medicine f rn C. airs'*. 875. Graduation fee,sls. Bonrd $3 per week The text-bo'k** racommende I will be consulted ec- ‘ leclicully.nn.i w the-- u disiuiminatio - the turula - | mental doctrines tnngm in thin Instil at being those 1 of Thompson, —that there is no necessity of employing ; poisons ot any kind ae remedial agents ; and that the j object, in cxhTiting arn remedy, should be to sustain, t and not to depress the vital powers. var. An announcement of the Course will be sent t” all who may Jos.re it, by communicating, post paid, with C. J. KEN WORTHY, >1 D, Dean of the Faculty. T. 3. Pleasants, Secretarv Petnslur£ .'i pep 88,1847 6w25 COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE nINES 6l H ARRIS have this day associnted with . them m business dr JAMErili HANNON, for the purpose of .1-. AUCTION. WARE-HOUSE and L< >.Y! M tSS C r\ ihhu-.c-m, under the firm name of Hines, Hakiu v Han.njn We ha ve taken the Ware - li."° ‘•! , c • ‘-.i ot Lnerry and Second Street, known n * t—r. ~i..s ifoaif'*. situated in the moat central part *4 biMinesa. We n*w tiler .iu services to our friends, •n ( -* p'i >,c ~ j in ilif above business, our u - •••.aUill .iUc.il vi i ik* \ i , a.i: MiMuhSH rn trust ed to our rare, uni the u.*u'ii fu'iiiti* *4 granted to our customers, lii.vis & Ha.,k.- won hi take this opportu nity of returning then tiiiinks to tueir tbimer frienus and i customers for pnst fhvors,and solicit lor the new con-i cernu continuance of ilreir patronage HINES, HARRIS & HANNON Macon Sept 1 1847 2m .2 ■ > . • 4: AO E S N. facto ns im>nem:h\l COMMISSION M.GCC II \\ ?”s, Nn iiui nhCrio i, # !} Lril*. <TF ELY imiu’ r then iutvicif to their 4 ti lends nod th • puhl.c Having le**n actively en ?Tged in (ii s ormich *4 business for s.-verat yen's past, tn *ir actual c .p ‘ri**nc ■ an I >hs *rvntion his afforded them every opp*:iunity• •flv*coiiiiiig perfectly fimrilliar with the duties and tvspunsibiutics attending .is opera tions Their p’ lsoti.d ett. ;it*on will be g>v nto sales off OTTLN AND \LL OTilr.R PRODUUL con signed to ‘heir <*are, also to executing orders for BAl* GING. BAL:*; LOPE. FAMILY AND PLANT ATION .SUPPLIES, sl the lowest P.ices Their charges wid he as lew nn I reasonable ns the actual cost can be made, by strict economy, with Jacil it es for Storing, Weighing. Ac., which a.- not surpsss el m the city They hope by continued application ami personal attention, to promote th** interest. and give sat isfaction to those confiding business to their care. ASA HOLT, Sept 8 6n 23 W B R( >BERS( )N WASHBUAN, WILDER & CO. Fat lors ana r umai ssiou Her*lianls, savannah, geo. Joseph Washburn,) John R Wii. > Francis ii Dana ) Septet) • , j'?2 LAW SCHOOL A T AUGUSTA. Subscriber’s LLvrißi will fe resumed on X MONDAY, the 18m say *>t October W.M TRAUY GOULD. Aug. 1, 7847. 19td CARVER’S GIMB. r PH.F are Agents for the sale of E CAR | Vi.R Sl r:\ro., . i„„ l .. (IVP( | (OTTON GIN. 4 :ns g,n has prove*! itscii to be . very supsnor article wherever it h.is been used, and no U tter rec ommendation can be given it than the opinions of those who have t’ Stetl it. Th y arc both elegant and dura ’le in their make, and me warranted to give satisfac tion in all cases, or they may l*e returned. The former puces have been considerably reduced. Apply at the Ware-4lou u •ul the 3u!*se,iheis JOHN JONES &. SON. Macon Sept. 15 15w24 CITY TAX BY order oi Uou-.-i, notice is hereby given, that the Tax Book Will be closed on the 15in October and that Execonwns will issue against all defaulters aft*** that day .My Office will he kept open every tiny (Sun diys **x***p**o3 lioiii 9 until 12 o’clock, where payments canbe me te- A. R. FREEMAN, Treasurer. NOTICE. 8188 TAX COLLECTOR S OFFICE, ) Macon, Aug 31. 1H47 ( TTERSONS wishing to pay their faxes will please 1 call at iny office ov* r E E Brown s Mag strote’s ce on Mn . :. y sli•**•(, w.iete 1 wihaiw ys U* found as cif!to ; . cous t.v Office houra lioi.iH A M. until 5 P M. R BASSETT, Sept. 8 49 Tax Collector. ~T . . BARGAINS IV \ \! l \HLi: COTTON LANDS. rpME sul b * would inform Me up-country plaut .l cr that ;l they w:rii to nurohasc tlie br*st lands in Baker, f u notL.ng ainK st. th-y would do well to rou ter with him ti n:i*•. ipt ng to pun'liast* **lsc wvhere I have only two pi.it'.t.me for sale, which are Mincctivcly known n th** Trav. Uer’s Rest, now divi ded and occupied by B**ek, Riggins and Rillw), the other, the most valuable, is orenpied by Psp (1 Spires and St Niehels. For p iitieulars apply to the subscriber at THomasville, or to my agent and attorney. Mr F J. Wheaton, Albany. Gn JOHN JONES, ‘rfounasvillc. S- ~t *2, 1*447 25 3t isoroaiEH. T OOKI • *■ Biiisnnia Castor* andCofle g_J Pot . v i smd F iks. W’niters in sets and single shov sand I • **. Dinn and Tea Bells, Ac Ac. HYDE A JONES. Macon Sept 29 1w26 LA.IPS. 1 UST received dnect lioin the Manufartoiy.an Mi ll sortiuentofwH.AK, NlDft'i and I L%H P 8 of the lat*!*t sty lea mid pattern^. These Lamps arc d**signed forth'* u.*e either of Lard or Od Also. Lamp Shades. Tubes and Wicks HYDE A JONES, n S**pt 29 4w2T From the Subset :b* r in Vimville shout ‘iiT^ lWo wks ■ince.s Bb'ck Horse rathtr below middle bin*,and hiving a email v. e spot n liu* ..*■• Any intoruifitior. in n gnrd to said horse wnl .ic tiinimiu.iy received, and a suits l l* rew.i.u p..id or m- dc iv j ■ J A cliANKLltv Sep 21. \DM .1 * : (i \ io r v x\ LI on Saturday, ut HdlhidOclo 1 -r n* *t. at tin res i.l (■• of L)i James \ly.ck, in Bibh c u.iiy, all the perl) •’ W laic ol said sounty, c>;ijtmg ol m mK*k of Medicines, comprising ah the varietiesneeded by a practising Phy sician ,am iof Bmgn al Insirum-nt ami other up pa iat us , also, about *A volumes of Medical Books, wearing apps.cl, saddle .sg*, hull box s| ein candles, j tine horse, sa Idle uni bridle, and other articles too nu merous to mention, belonging to said derensed Sold , for the benefit of th crelitoi; Terms ma le known on the day of sale KOLANit BIVINS, A. lin’r. j I | 1547 i ADMIMKMTRA roll’* SlLK—liy virtue .r i an order of its Honorable the Interior Court of I Sumter county, when (Siting lor ordinary purposes, Will be sold at tile CoU'i Uoue loor 111 said Comity, on | the first Tuesday in L> (vnds i next, between the usuui hours >f sale, the Mmwuy lets of Land, viz: No. 217, in she 30ili (fi-trct, seventy-live ncres of op* n land, (im-I'ouNe sml l’uu. for Water ti n ami Bcrew, under good fenc* N -Win the 9>th district, toity scrt*s open land and good teiice and cabins. Put chasers will or required v* iay one third coah. snd give small notes witli approved security U r the otlier two thirds, payable the 25th l> eetuher, IHtH Sol las the property of the late Noah Golding, deceased, for the Gen* fu ol the heirs oi sa;d dace used EA&ON SMITH, AdnTr. 2.S a DMIMMTHATOII* SALE—ivillbc s**ld /\_ on tlie first Tuesday m Deceitihar next, be|.re thr Court House door in Forsyth, Monroe county, a House and L <t, lyi'4 in the village oi L'ullo*len, in and county . the noma* is u uummo*lious and elemnit dwel ling and attached to ihe premises i a Lot of Land con taining about 170 seres, gooJ Oak and Hickory Hold as the property of Samuel Bivins, late ot Monro* courtv drestard, for the benefit of the lo irs Terms Übrral ROLAND BIVINS. GLOKGEW BIVINS. Adm'rt. u ith the ll'dl mnirxtd. ir apt. 21,1£47,) *5 ROBERT A. ALLEN, Factor and Commission Merchant.! No. 112, Hay street, Savannah, Geo. ILL attend strietly to tiie storage and sol** of V v Cotton, Coni. Flour, and other produce, and vxil’ nmke liberal cash advances oil goods eonfignod to his House. References—Mr James A. Nisbet,3 F). B Weed, f J. H R Washington,’ -Vflcon. Graven, Wood A C* J Dy** A Rol>crtMon, Augusta Branon A V*ung, Marietta. Dr. George F\ Pi**rce, Sparta July 81,1847 _ Iyl6 lOIIPf I*. OAV %N A CO, Auction’and Commission ZVlorchnnts and S*orwading Agents, MACON, (IA. Mncon, July 21,1847. 6mlf* JOHN JONES *V SON, (LATI JONES AND II LT) ii'.ijrr; not sn AND COMMISSION M Ii II i HANTS, MACON, Gko. Jun. W. IS4T. Iflt WA&EBOCSB AND I’O.M MI NS IOX HI ‘SI N |NS. un i *• signed having Iweoure nol* Pr* I prietor of the I'ire Proof Wnrehouae occu- I pied he- pant season by Dyson Richardson . begs ! leave to inform th** public that lie hns associated with ! him in buainew, Mr. Justrn I'ck*per. and Mr Win. M ! Roberts, whose ability and experience entitle them t the confidence of th* p**ople He th**refore hopen to ! share a liberal patronage, as well ns maintain the confi dence reposed. All orders will receive prompt attention, and liberal advances will be made on Cotton in store THOMAS DYSOV Macon, July 14, 18*47. 6m 15 WAIILiiOUSE AND CO ■lldlac 10 * BUbl ,i ;r rpHE subscriber wili continue cany X the above busincMH at the File Pi - gjHHI Warehouse on Colt n Averut, where he will itilbrd nli tne usual facilities to planters nnd others in the storage of Cotton and any otnei k.nds of country nro duce, J (Joods, Ac. The Warehouse is ns safe from and .n ger by lire ns any other in the State, and convenient to the busmens part of the city. All orders for his custom- i ers will meet with pr<uiit attention. June 16, 1847 6m 11 S. OUSLEY. WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS J HE Hubscriber, having removed from th* Warehouse occupied by him Inst year, and taken that long known : Graves’ Wakehoi ; opp-s,tr ;o rißAvts, V* uou A Cos Store, respectfiill) tenders his thanks to Iris former patrons an*l trim Is. a ; 1 solicits a continuance of their patronage, with the aanur ; ance thnt he will devote !na whole timeaud spare no • i orts to promote their interest Liberal advan* es wdl ! f*e ma le to thow* win* reouir** them ; and ordeis for BAGGING, ROPE nnd TwlNE.and other Merchan dize, promptly filled on the most reasonable terms GEO JEVVLTT , May 18th, 1847. 7 Griswold’s Improved Cotton Gins. riIHE fluboenber wd continue th* manufacture •: I Gi.is e.i hiS iiHii.i extensive scale, n; id embraces tins oppoitu i ty to tii ink Ins .umeious customers l**: their liberal pation. g* h* .* t*foie ‘l’lie esliuction e- i wiiich his Gins are h *id, may b* known fnin the f * ol his having sold more thao two too.is e l thu.'.g t. j last three y**au- —**bn!*!y ten to on** *v***- roiy u Factory m the ; tat * ’I ins **videiice *>: th n.iji.-i i-. <* ii-s f Jins, is ace**unted to; by fus being the Ii **t t. troduc-* the late impri vctn**nts. aul ke. ping the ie*. by yearly adding new or.es. li.s ii 4 irid second im proveme.its made tiie quality ol coll- * perlect, thougfi some were rath*r slow. His third made them sulti ciently sst It then oiiiy lemamed to make them uior*- durable and convenient, winch has lH*en done he l> lieves effl ctually, by several new improvements th** pr*- sentyear: besides, he hns the exclusive right lor th** State, with the privilege of other sections, to furnish j Reid’s Patent Water Boxes, which are believed to b* : ten times more durable than any other, by those who j have made a fair trial of them ; and are infallibly se cure against fire by friction His fin** Gins will *io Mastodon Colton as well as any Saw Gm can lit- j agents will visit planters generally, and exlnb.t sped- j mens of his late improvements, and point out th**ir ad- , vantages in time for nl! to engage and be supplied l*e- j fore the next ginning season, or engagements can f*e j made by letter, directed to him, Ulinton, Jones county, j Georgia Gins will be delivered at the purchaser's res idence, in any part of the State except the 1 herokee counties, where they w ill l>e left at the Depot on the ( Railroad most convenient to the purchaser. All w ar ranted to perform well, if used according to the direc tions sent with each. SAMUEL GRISWOLD. March 24, 1847 6 StXFERXOB. COXXO2V GXXVS. j f subscriber would inform th** planters of Geor- f J ma, that he has removed h.s (Vttun Gin Factory j lo Dli*i> Donnii’ *4 tmlua tm„, jVlroor, t 1 **!'” rtwil •• ■■■ J 1 ing from Macon to Gordon, where he intends to manu- | fact are Cotton Gins of n quality superior to any he has ever before made, if possible. In tiie construction of! Ids Gins, he will particularly guard against the possibil- j ity of taking fire from the'Gin. And iieiehe w ind re- ( mark, that it is impossible for a Gin to take lire from the boxes without the grossest neglect on the part of those who have the management * them. Gins that get burnt, in nine hundred and ninety-nine times out of a thousand take fire from a different cause than the Ih*\. , To this objection the Gins manufactured!) y th** subs**n ber, are not, and never have bent liable His Gins will !>.* made of the best materials, and warranted to perform as well as any Gins m ide in th** State. He has an excellent water-power to turn his machinery. and > a g*>od saw-mill right at hand, which will enable him to sell Gins on as g*jod terms as any other Factory in ! the State. O. \N MASSE V April I, 1847. 3tf | FOR SALE—TWO VALUABLE PLANTA TIONS IV 8188 COUNTY. THE flucsciiher offers for sale the Real Fhoperty Ih*- longing to the estate of Elbert Calhoun, deceased. ( One of the places situated six nnlcs west of Macon, on ; Tobesofkec creek, containing seven hundred acres of land, three hundred of which are cleared and in fine ; cjndition tor farming—one bundled and fifty oi th** open laud being some of the besi Tobesofkee bottom lands The otiu r place located four miles north >f th** city j of Macon, near the Forsyth Road—four hundred ncies oi ojien land, the wood land w*!l timbered. On the ! plac**s are good Dwelling Houses, Gin Houses and Cot- j ton Screws, wdh other n* * ss iry nnd c.*uv**ineut >ut- I buildings Tiie above piac -w .. bes*ld on rt**N*. nabi<* ! term** uid time given, u desired Th'*se w lu.ig t< exaiinn** the lands, win be shown them by g* .'ti* men living on th* places. A. T. CALHOUN, I.x'r. July 24, 1347. 9w17 PLANTATION NEAR MACON FOR SALE. r piiu undersigned offers for sale his plantation, on X ihe Oemulgee river, 21 miles below the city of Macon, containing 530 acres of Land—about 130 clear ed and improved with g>nd fences, large barn, new stables and negro cabins. The whole being rich river bottomland. The cleared land is in fine order, and wrtli pr**|K*r cultivation w til yield, without manure, fifty bushels of corn, and ill the opinion ol competent judges. a heavy Ita’e of cotton, per acre. ‘The limber and pro duce will find a ready market iu Macon—with which there is good connection by roal and river, and with the seahord, by the River and Railroad Any one dr mrous of ging into the wood or planting business, will finl in this place a mine of wealth, there being 4tM) acres of the best timbered land, and a soil which ih not sur paaaed m the Southern States Tcnna liberal. Applv soon to J 11. R. W ABHINGTON. Macon, August 11, IAI7 fit 19 VALUABLE PLANTATION Id BAICJP .Tis FOR SALE. \\J ILL be sold o.i . tvmable terms, u body of Land \\ iMiiMSt.ug ot eigr.i i r. nd four Lots cl •5‘J iic:*-s each, eompiini >7 At* e rs, iymg on fh** wsi b-”ik ot the Fun Riv r, pom lou to eight nib s bel *w Albany About bb, J 5 r :re clear* ill cultivation by ,\l.ci*. i*< tt M >i ] t . Lind v valuabU*, and is a very dean able iociitiun for ai | •xt nsivt* cotton planter, and ii M:“b idvaiitag* e as i range fo* st* kun >iedmt* ly ‘s n w I’eisons w i4i j hit i.i purchase, w.lt apn;y lo th sihserihei, at tip” Otfirr f I.MKI HUSK B-m I. HIT -i> P.H.I H'iOil, Slock IliiJ ( o*4* for safe* j r PHB Sutwcnher ofleia for side, die plantation, lyine I on th* 1 read from M icon to Peri) —20 miles Irom Macon ‘There are Nine Hu died sen - snd about Si\ Hundred open—nil tne open land is m excellent onl* r tor cultivation—a g***U piopuitionis heah, and t!.* bal lance much iniprov* Jhy m muring All the fteKls ate under a good fence lie will also miiat t hiistiuas, on the place, u Imge ciop ol c< rn, loddcl and imis Ais* Suick of ii.gNiid Cuttl —Mill's, W igons, Horses and plsnfition tools and uiiplcmenis ‘The plantation can lie seen hy application to my Overseer, Mr Hambnck, on lire plac* , or to me at thu place K A NISBFT M on s. pt fi 1317 I.hiuls iu link’ r, Oooly, bflf mid Hurl) for Sale. No 338,7 th District Fairly, new Baker, a valuahl. lot; No. fi7.2tth l)is Early; No. lifer, Hth Ihs iJooly. No 95. sth Ihs IKioly ; No 213. 13th District of L*e Visit or apply In the Htniwriber at llalcvondulr /* (r 50 mde stiition Central Railroad) S**riven Co.,Gn *)iie ol the alu>ve lots is near liaw km ville ; one ncfti Travellers Real ; one near Starkville 4 Ifit > \S ILLIS N Ot NG FOR BALB. .* A THE House and Lot on the Hill, that I no** Itt occupy The Lot contains one acre, nnd o lirill very productive th* NN’ai. is # xcel’em UEO. VV TRICE August 11, 1*447 19 FOR RENT. rpHE Dwelling at preaent occanied by F Biuis: nls 1 the one immediately b**low it at by II C. Freeman. JollN J. t.RUSH AM Macon. Rapt 15, 1*447 3w34 DRUGS AN?) MFDICIN'FS. su’.serib* r call** the nttention of I'iiysirinns, *mJ I rianteis. iid others, to his full stock of 1 )RU( J3. l EDICIN ES. PERFU M ERlFdri, DYE STIFFS, Jk* . nil of which arc pure, fresh ami una*fulteratcd—“being able to know when is tle cast*,” having had ati experienc •!’ liiteen y ais in th** drug busiot ss. and receiv* and Lu*ensi? by tn vledicul ‘ Board of Rliysifians of this Sint*. ;*s an Au*/th vary. j GEORGE l'AYNii, March 3, 1 * 47. 3 under Floy I H* use Ql ININ#! Ql ININiTI {INST received aui sos sale, a large, lot *>l the nfK\. named article. SiIOTW liLL *!C GILBER'I’ July 6,1847 * Lliiif ll IJs ! LEE! IIL’U ! .• ti vFU --f LEECHES ihi o\l\ r fiEoßto. i \ \ N June 2, PS*, Drugg t linn \p >L.,e, ’i y !•;.iX tfOTXCE, rpHAT th<* -i -iT.aeis keep constant.y * n hand a I large si*, ck of B.Ufjs, IVSedicinos, Chemicals, IV\l> s, O-L.S, I*A J hVI’ >1 i.i)it INI.N, Fancy Ah hulks Fkiiplailhy, Glass, l>rG!a*s-\vare, and a host of article# too numerous to particularise. Their medicines are nil fresh, and pure, and cheap. The public are respectfully invited to call nn*l sc*. BHO l’W ELL GILBERT June 23. 1847 42 03 MT3 LL -i : LBERT, ii V if .rit arrivals from New Y> k, have receive*! a |3 lull and complete assortment ol Drugs. Mediemes t isimeula. Faints. Oils, Dye Stulfo, Ac &r, all of. which are now # oli*rcil t th** public v* ry low, for cash. Th**y also keep an exteiisiv* aasorinient ol Patent Med- , ieni's, among w hich are Dr. Boon’s justlycelebrated Ague and Fever Fills, wiiich rarely it <*ver foil to < fleet a cure Mso his Compound Cathartic Fills, an invalu ble family Medicine. Mrcoi , Hept j 88 i \ ff 4 i*O i’ASIf ! ! Just received and for P :de,hy Fi JOT WELL A GILBERT. Mic n. Au ; 1!. 1843 19 (I*l id; S hi. Kit ! Just received and lor j sale,by SHOTWELL A GILBERT. Macon, Aug 1 ‘ 1847 i'J C4lrss2 Clussll Glm* . ! jUST received and !*• stile, fig lot of Glass, o all sizes from §bylbto24 by 3u Also a lot of Wh t licad. Persons wishing to purchase, will do w**ti tu call SHOT WELL A GILBERT. Macon June 1. foE 8 mOTHK BEAt T FIBRJB OF THE < OK* I FLEXION—SURFRISING EFFICACY ‘ My LAU DIVINE DE \ ENUS AND NY.MFH SOAP, composed ol an Eastern Botanical discovery of surpris ing efficacy for rendering the SKIN SOF'Tnnd F’AIR, as well ns imparting a DELICATE ROSEA'I’E HUE to the complexion. Asa ci* t**i n*l C"iis* rvator of that m< st distinguish ing charm in foinale loveliness, a tiaiiHj.'itrent •*n skin, JULES IIAUF’.LS NYMPH SOAF.oi i.Al’ DE VINE DE VEM s. inny be saitl to exert nn almost magical pow er. C* tnpo?-**d lor the most part of Orient al italsaiuic plants, to tit** utter exclusion ol all mineral admixture, it is distinguished m* itcinully for its **x treim iy bk.ii*!, purifying md s hng action on the ■ki A I v aciin p< ri • •• 1 minute mcretory vess Is, expels all iinpur:i s irom tiie surface, allays ev ery ten<l ucy to inflammation, and, by tins method a ji/.ie, ell*** tuully dissipates all redness, tan, pimples, freckles, unburn, and other unsightly cutaneous visita tions. s*> tmiuical to female loveliness. Its us<* will change the in* st bilious complexion into one* of radiant . *-s . wide on the neck, hands and arms it be .•i <1 ac cy and fairness which its continued use a j. happily prot* *t, and every appearance of youthful ir sin u* i.met advanced periods ot life For sale, v. us- ale a di. m.l.hy JULEB lIAUEL, Practical (.’hemist and Perfumer, No 120 Chesnut street, 4th dHr !x*l*)w Fourth, South side. For sale by GEORGE PAYNE, and SHOTWELL A GILBERT, Macon. tCT A Premium awarded at the Franklin Institute. Aug 4,1847 2m 18 i it i* f YKEMMUi'F'S TH LLSTOBJV XVE S An Eticei’ia! Memcdy for Contrhs nnd <’obs Liver *>*ll4* aint, Itafoing ot ti od— ai. in the Side and Che'*—also for Uimtyii, the H’oo * —llratiicatintr Rmptions nib Skin—ami a other complaints arising front the want of tone in the Stomach. rpHE efficacy of the Health Restorative is so weli I known to the public, that the proprietor considers the publishing of certificates as useless, l>ut those do*. rous of examining them can *lo 50 by c-iiimg on the A gent. Pamphlets may also be had of Hie Agent, giati The following certificate is from Di Chilton, the w e known New York chemist: “I have analyzed a bottle of medicine called'C Brink erhofl’s Health Restorative,’and itnd that it docs in 1 contain Mercury, or any other metalic ,ieparaton, no opium in any 0/its forms. It is compost u v**g- t. matter entirely.” Ja.mls R U HILTON, M. D. C RRINk ugilnrr uir. \ Principal t-ffic u the store of M**ssis Uavdocx, tol lies Cos.. 1 ~ ’* 1 and dealers m Diug?, Oils, &c 218 Pearl st c. 1. F*r sate by HilUi A \LL t•)LiJ..RT, Agent.-, Macon, a Is. . *y DiUgg.sts generally throughout the U. States. May 12, 1847. 6 ts Genuine Li*iuil i vei. h’OR replating Military apparatus. Carriages, Can dlesticks, Castois, V**. Ac. Tliis article is 1:1 bottles of various sizes The cost ol a few cents will renew valuable articles, and make them equal to then first value—i.s application is easy, any one can apply 11 w’lth a cloth. F>r sale by J II A W. S. ELLIS. Macon, July 7, 18-17. 14 3m |> v 1 l,i \ ’S SY Rl 1’ OF WILD ( HERR 1 13 n*r ( ougtis/*olds,.isUiin.i. influenza,whooping rough, sp.tti.ili ot ooKXl.aiid ail pulmonary diseases. BAILEY’S SARSArARI’ LA—For all dist'ases arising from an impure state >f the Uood. salt iheurii, scrofula, king's evil, chronic meiunattsiii,dyspepsia, dis easesot the skin and boii* **,*M ulcers,etc BAILEY S FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY— The most valuable remedy—*emireiy vegetable prepara tion —and sure cure. BAILEY S AMERICAN VERMIFUGE—A sure extennmat* . 1 worms r* u. the system, 111 general us** throughout ih * United Stiites BAIL., t i N..n vLiL.. ,D MILITARY SHAV ING L ivi. A \i— Hi s a.'i*-.e his stood tlie test ol eight years, mid gamed lor its* ;i * logit reputation throughout i.r* 1 ‘uit* and St:*t<-s. Canada, uik* most parts of the world. BAiLEi > PER it hi INDELIBLE INK—with nnd w'.thoui th** preparation ; warranted the Ik*sl article ol the kind 111 u.-e For sale by th** Di u jg.sts generally throughout the country, and si wholes;.,, mm ictaU by W.M. BAiLEt . Piopn. un, Apothecaries’ Hall, corner ol Fulton and riands sheets. Also for sal* by GRAVES, WOOD 4k CO Macon. Dm 3,1848 42 Savannah Establishment. \NTON H ASERlCKhegl.*nve toinfonii the citi zens ol MAC ON, arul tne up country generally, tluu he has made xt nsi veurepara tions i*-i Ui ING and CLEANSING Ladit> Silk and woolen Dresses. Shaw Is Ac Ac His colors, particularly Black, Maroon and iirow.i. will b* W'*mint *d**qiial to any that can be pro *luced inti*.- United State* Gentlemen's Garments Renovated, Dyed, juu! warranted not tu sod cither the skin or the whitest linen. Prices moderate. Articles left at the Su>re ol Mr. C. A. I'.IU, next door to the Washington ilall. Macon, will lie promptly forwarded, and returned with de*pauh. April 21, 1847. Iy3 Hui ii \\l) . lfiN P UNTING: G ruin mg, Bildiucjiliziiu;, A* Pujier-linuging 0“ LD CHAIRS re-suat *1 with cane, painted and glided ; Uun.itim* lepaired, vamislied, and polished; WuidoiV SusU and Blinds for sale. A F SHERWOOD, Comer of Second and Oak Streets. M our, Mr*> ioui, i047 y 6 51 tcou ow iuu ul m-i, Mulberry Street, MACON. GA fpilE aUivc well known and popular estsblishnieut, 1 having recently undergone u th*>rough repair, is now unsui piifss and by any thing of the kind hi the .South ern couutiy, u and is open lor i i* reception ol v.s.tois du ring the duy and v uings. T businessmen, Planters, Merehants oti : others, it nffitrds a pleasant and agree able pbice ( *iiiH*cetit aid h* aliliy relaxation and a inuseuieut. Th above is hi the moat convenient put of the city, being on Mulbeiiy street, m-arly midway b tw* n t I! to!: . and in the innne dint.- vie inly of business. 11- proprietor Hatters him* si It that lie Ins hitiieito had the g> <1 fortune to give s it mfnetion m the orderly maimgeuietit of the establish ment, and assure* lit*’ puhi.c that he will strictly en force the ohserv.mr**- ot the same good order lor tin* future ‘Th* l Proprietor hopes that with these recominenda tioiis mid s strict aUentioil to biMCD-ss. to no i.t ihe pat rensgeof"the tNthlk 1. t* BROWN Macon, fi -pt 1, 1*447 22 TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. F\ STOLEN from th** suhacrilier, six miles / a from Maeoii, on Ue Perry road, a large s,r fc* rel HOUBL. 1 iglrt eye out, with murks of gear on his shoulder* 1 will giv>* th • above reward for the tlnef with snfHcient proof for hi” conviction, or five dollars lor the horse. lb was aneatray, tidied by in* iu May Inst WILLIAM VV HARDY. # Hept. 15. 144: 24 8t NOTICE TO DEHTORB AND CHEUITORS. ! \|,L persons in leSte • to the estate of Dr. Win. . Brewart, late of Bibb county, dree need, are h re* by required to make immediate payment, and all truss* having demand” against said estate, will present them duly attested in tennsnf the law. ROLAND BIVlNfi. Adtn'r. Bcpt. 22. Ifi47 *25 6t INTA VTIX.US Sffutual i.iie insurance Company, 58 Wall Street, New’ Vork. \FTER mature deliberation, the Trustee* have i* C ‘lin* c mvii'C •(], and the experience ol old es j i<ili?i t! c r*p;.iiu-s limy warrant liie conclusion, that hi a .vain 4-s in insurance on the Mutual plan, j m y.< i * t ul il and u wall greater convenience tu ,i uirge ci oi coinnbuton, and with equal security to ail l.n a.-suit J, i y requiting no great amount of the pi-mium to be putii in cash than the company will re -Ime to meet .is engagements with promptitude and . lehty. It n is ncc irdingly been determined that in all cases . 1 •th an ;u Iji euuum ahull amount to *SO, find 60 *• nt. tm i hall liave been paid iticnsh.unapprov i y i ;i ven lor the reran in mg 40 per cent., j.. iv . months niter date, bearing six per cent . tcsi. I'iie interest to if paid annually, but theprm ipai not to be called m uni ess the exigences ol the company icqune it, giving sixty drys m t.c , and then only by assessments pro rata to the extent that may be r< qui:e i- • inn t the ngngements of the company. •it .s confidently anticipated that a system, the opera tion oi winch .s so loir ami equitable, so well calculated to place the buu lits and blessings ol Lite insurance ( Within the reach of all, and at the same time enable • each contributor to share equally and fully not only m < its bet 11 lice nt security, but also in its protits of uccumu * lation, w ill meet, as it is believed to deserve, the lavor ami eoiitidcuce of the public. Tin parncuiur advantages offered by tliis company , are I. A guarantee capital, j 2. An annuul participation in the profits. 3. No imnviduul responsibility beyond the amount ol < premium. 1. Those who insure tor a less period than life, par ; ticipate equally in the annual piotiis of the company. ] i be ISuutuns company confutes its business exclu surly to insurance on Lives, anu all Insurance upper taining to Life. I Ihe Hairs of Insurance on One Hundred Dollars. Oii* s.ve.i lui | | One [Seven lor A Igf \.nr Ijean I life. toll M U ; 6 ■ i 43 3 30 ao! yl 95 i77 ir> luilu 373 Vi ! (H) I 12 -J 0-1! 30j 1%V09 4GO >|l 31 136 | 3fi 55 2 32|3 2115 78 l M l H 2 75 : 60 l 35 l Vi 5 00 AARON M. MERCHANT, Prmdent. ROBER Tli COLEY AN, o. President. Ti tc A M. MIRCHANT, i. .. KT B t'oi.EMAN, O. iitsnwEi.L, John M. Nixon, hitnAKL 1a Purdy, Henry A. Nelson, K. A. Reading, Samuel 0. I*axon, James Hari-er, Jonathan K. hlkiuck, I4ORi.NO Andrews, William N. ISeymoir, M. O. Roberts, Kiclaru irv n, C. F. Lindsey, John Bismng, llenry K Bduert, Morris Ira run, Spencer S. Benedict. Actuary Puny Freeman. The company will also insure the lives ul Slaves lIYDE Sl JONES, Agents, Macon. April 1, 1817. y 29 IVi \ llVb! RAKT UPAR¥ ( a OF HARTFORD, CONN —The undersigned Agenst will take risks against Fire in tliis city. Cnthn, Forsyth and other towns in the State, on as favorable terms as any responsible Company. They will also in sure against the nsksol River Navigation ; their present rates are, 3-1 per cent, to Savannah,and 7-8 to Charles ton REA k COTTON Macon, April 1,1847. 5 I FE I^SCStANICi:—The New York : I J Lite insurance and Trust C ompany having estab ! hsbed an Agency in the city of Macon, persons may ef fect Insurance with this C ompany on their own Lives or the Lives of others, and either lor the whole dura tion of life or torn limited period, by the payment of a small animal premium. STEPHEN ALLEN, President. CHARLES C. PALMER, Secretary. E. BUND, Agent, Macon. Maeon, Aqril 1, 18-17. ysl Mutual Life Insurance Company of \. Y ork. MORRIS ROBINSON, President, Samuel Hannay, Secretary \CC EMULATED nett profits amount to £400,000 Applications received by C. DAY & Cos. July 7, i847. . 14 MiCriY I A BRASS FrCft. IP Y, and MACHINE SHOP—Th sub scriber having recently made large and important addi ttons to h.s former list of patterns lor Overshot, Breast ind Tub Milt Gearing, is now prepared to execute or lera lor Flour Mills, Cotton Factories, Horae power Mills for plantation grinding, 6lc.- also Cotton Press- 1 s, Gin Gear,Piates and Bails, and Mill Irons ol every . ‘script.oll; an of which will be made of the very la st iHtenai ana workmanship, on reasonable and accom modating terms ROBERT FINDLAY 1 Macon, June 17, 18-16. ylB i nil. L I SOY rot; IP It Y and L / MACHaNE SHOP. Macon, Ga The subocrib h iv.ng erected anew Establishment, now oiler to (he public, inducements that they have never had belore ? that line ot business. —Milt Wrights, Gill Makers, *,O. Will find t to their advantage to give us a call we vil! 4.1 irauiet- nil oui woik to Ik* good, and at the low si price—we have a good sun k ol Patters on hand. A good Horse Power for sale. CHAS. P. LEVY & CO. Cotton Avenue, near Macon A Western R R Depot April 1, 1817. 12tf Farmers take Notice. UJ E have tin right of a number of Counties for Gaylord's Patent Straw-Cutter. Thisma -0 nue is the greatest ot the day, and no humbug. It uts com, oats, hay, shucks, straw, or stalks with great iputity,and so easily that a boy of twelve years old can -\ ork it It can be. attached to a gin wheel without any xtra expense, as the fly-wheel answers for a pulley.— 1 h< great advantage oi tins machine over ad others, is ■ti the shape oj the blade—it being concave and convex, paitmg the straw in the middle and cutting both ways, which no other blade can do. So simple is tins ma chine, than any person that can grind an axe can put tin* blade in order. Any black smith can make the iiiade. We shall keep one on hand tor our friends to examine before purchasing. CHAS V LEVY & CO. Ocmutgee Foundiy, Cotton Avenue Macon, July 14, id 47. Istf MILLSTONES. ’I ’ HE subscriber being agent lor an extensive Mill- I Stone Establishment 111 New Y’ork, will furnish to order, l RENcH BURR ESOFAS, AND COLOGNE MILL STONES, ot any size, and warranted of the very best quality ROBERT FINDLAY Macon. Nov 13, 1846. 40 SQUARE BALES. |>l BLOCK s . (IMPOUND I,UVBR COTTON 3 PKusSShS, being recent y stinpithed and noprov | ed, are now fibred to those Wishing .o put dp Square | Bales asu superior article to any *n use. A . examination oi then construction and principle, by most who study ! true economy, and w ish i* goo and permanent article, j is solicited that they may s< e umi *u Ige jot theinseives. Prices, Eigiity-iivi .inrs, and t.vered in Macon, winch includes the whole oi the outnt of Irons, Rope, Patent Right, Ac. Annexed in bill of Timber for Same. 4... .pieces... .22 feet long, 10 by 10. 1 “ 16 “ “ 10 by lu 1 “ “ “ 10 by 10. 4 “ 15 “ “ 6by 6, l6 “ “ 12 by 16. 1 “ 12 “ M 12 by 20. 1 44 51 44 44 ‘J by 24. 2 44 15 44 “ 3 y 8. 2 44 15 4 4 44 sby 5. 1 44 lo “ 44 12 by 19. 1 44 7 44 12 by 14. 1 44 y “ 44 4by 12. 10 good plunk 18 4 4 4- 11 by 12. I “ 25 44 4 4by 12. 3 scantlings 20 4 ‘ 44 3by 4. Also, Gin Geering of all size*, kept constantly on hand . geermg lor Merchant Mills, Cotton Factories nml Mm-Stoic aof every d'**cripti.>n. furnished to order at Foundary of K FINDLAY, Macon, Geo. Aug 11, 1847. 19 felt raw Cutters. I f FINDLAY is now ninuaiacturing a lot of Cat* I \ . ting Machines, which, for practical iw, strength uml (linability, tire probably unsurpassed They fire, by the by, go imicnt i ight utiinr, but a plain ami sulistmi- Uul machine lor cutting at raw, corn-stalks, fodder, ; (bucks, Ac. with perfect earn? and despatch. Planteiu and < titers tire respectfully invited to call at Fmdiay’a Foundry, comer ut Walnut and fourth atreets, Macon. J . w £S 1941 11 12 Cotton Tresses for Sale. rpm; ( niton Pi ease* (Hu!lock s Patrut,) heretofore 1 lined m the Park rig rstnbiishimut in this city, will U sold it immediate application in made, at r trts it dm a •/,'/.-■* including trauu work.w indlaa, and every thing complete lor earn pr****", and sold in conaeqitence ot Ihc piprict*>ra having discontinued the rs-parking husi tints App y to ROBERT FINDLAY. \l luiy 14, 1941 l l‘tt \ V I’,*) tilt ttTOl.l'.N, from tin* “uharnber M at the Up a "*n( uiiipGintjnd.on th mgiitofthe2*Jth ult. n large cheonut “orre I borne, with flax inane and tail, and a lump upon Inn right fore loot, winch cauara him to bmp \ literal reward will be pai l fbi the 1 liveiy oi tine hors* to the Mibnrribrr, or S Hall, Esq , at Knutull* Cr iwiord County, and any information re* aped.ng him will hi’ tlmnkluliy received EEHERT M DAVIS. Kiloxv.lie Sept H. Wf7 STRAYED. nty plantation, in Pulaeki county. about th r m, idle <*i July laat. two buy MULKr (one mar* and one home,) three y**araoid hat spring They hav never Iveti broken, find a* they were Inat heard of ahou eight milea from Maeut.it i*probable they were nittkm then way back to Kent icky, whence they were brough kiol fab K reaa tab ewnrd will i.< give 1 sos thi r**co\. ry, or tor atiy miormtion ndda -a*, and to the unde aigned at Tarversvdle, Twiggs county. Aug U, HIT tMV BURWELL JORDAN WANTED TO HIRE \M Waahei | I I • \ -ineii to house w k Appiy at tlna Other Srpt . 22 25 ts ■ legal notices. Lrpsov SIir.RII'F SALE—WiII be Hold on I the first Tuesday in October next within the law ful hours ol sole the following property, to wit: * One Jeisey w.tgon and harness, levied on as the prop erty of Wdli.mi G. Pertynmn, to satisfy n tilu from Liji son .Bti|>erfor Court in favor of John M. Boardman vs said Penymnn. Also the north half of Tot of land No. 113, in the fif teenth dist. ct, toimeriy Monroe now Upson county, levied on as the property of Alexander Johnson to satis fy filn from a justices court in and forth’ 537th district < M Upson county in lavor of Allen J. Stillwell v> said Johnson, property |K>inted out by Geo. W Fulton levy made and returned to me by a constable SAMUEL CARAWAY Dep. Sh’ff. flepl L 1847 22 IYI At ON S!li:mrr SALKS—'WiII be sold on 1f I the fitst Tuesday in October next, before the couit house door in the town ol Lanier, between the usual hours ol sale, the following property, to wit: One negro boy named John, about 16 or 17 years old, levied oil as the property of Hope L. Pearson, to satis fy one ti la. issued from Macon Superior Court, Reu ben H Slnppey vs Hope L. Pearson ; and one ti, fa. issued ft on i Macon Superior Court, Charles H. Ever ett vs Hope L. Pearson: pi operty pointed out by Wil liam 11. Robinson, attorney for Slnppey, and Eli War ren attorney lor Everett. Lot ot Lund No. 147, it being the lot whereon Ijevi Bat tie Id* now lives, in the 2d district ot originally Mus cogee, now Macon county ; levied on as the property of Levi Barfield to satisfy a ti. ta. issued from Macon Interior Court, James Abbett vs. I,evi Barfield, pro perty pointed out by Plaintiff’s Attorney. Three town lots, in the town of Hamburg, numbers two, 2 nine. i9 and ten, (MI) l<t< <>i land Noa 331 and 332, in the 28th district of originally Lee, now Macon county,) containing halt acre each levied on as the property ot Elisha Curtis, to satisty a ti ta. issu ed from Macon Superior Court, Wright, Bull & Cos. vs. Curtis & Brown , property pointed out by Richard F. Lyon, Attorney for Plaintiffs Lot ot l/ind No. tlnrty-five (35) in the 29th district, of originally Lee now Macon county, levied on as the property ot bazil Groves, to satisfy su .dry ti. tas. issu ed lioiu a Justices’ Court ol said county , Garrett Hunt vs. Henry Swimiey and Bazil Graves: property pointed out by Abel Holton, agent lor William Smith assignee, |evy made and returned to me by a Constable. Lot ol Land No twenty-six (26) in the 2d district, of originally Muscogee, new Macon county ; levied on ns the property ot ridas Stokes, to satisty two Justices’ Court li. las. .1 Hatfield vk. Silus Stokes, and T. H. Morgan vs. Silas Stokes, levy made and returned to me hy a Constable. L *ts 1 L -id N( s. ninety-four (94) and ninety-eight (ds.) th< wt st h dl’ol Lot No. ninety-fiv ( >5 ) L t No. tiDiety-six (26,) ( iiiity-one acres exc. pi.il) hfiy-one ac.i Hi Uie uortii-east corner ot tN < iimei) seven, (97,) ‘ll m tn. 2 l lisirict ot ongiutiny Muscogee, now Maeon c unty, it l eing tho pluee whi-rcoit Jonas R . i) \ .vi liv. r, a vied on us the property ol Jt nas R. \* Berry, to satisfy a t. li:.. issued from Ma con Superior Cou t. Kobeit Green vs. J. R. \V Ber ly. p.i petty pointed out i) Plaintiff O. C liORNE, D. Sliff. S pi 1. H 47. 22 UOI >4 ,A Mtl liKl. f’S > \ LL.—W i I Ih* . -old before the Court House in the town ol Perry, Houston co.i ty. on th li.st Tuesday in October next, within the itg.d liouisot sale, the following pro perty, lo wit: One negro l>oy nnm -d Tim, levied on ns the proper ty of Jesse C. Hill, to s tisfy one fi tii from the Justices Court of Monroe county, (being from the 480th district, G Mi ill favor of Alexander Bellamy, against Jesse C Hill: levy made and returned to m* by a Constable. f W JOBSON DepS ti Bept 1, 1847 22 fHM’K MON THS after date application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Jasper county, for leave to sella Negro Child belonging to Lu cien Newton (minor.) O. II P. NEWTON, Guar. S< i teinbei 8,1847. 1m23 FM)UR MONTHS aftei date apj catioi made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Twiggs county, when sitting lor ordinary purposes, for leave to well nil the Negroes and Land belonging to the estate of David Young, of said county, deceased, lor the pur pose of paying the debts of said deceased. June 2,1847 9 JOHN S GOODW IN, Adtn’r. |.H)I I! MONTHS after and ill be l 1 made to the lion, the Inferior Court of Houston county, when sitting as a court of ordinary, for leave to sell two Negroes, Pollard, a man, mid Jane, a woman, belonging to the estate of Malcolm T. Gilbert, late ol said county, deceased. EDMUND GILBERT, Adm’r. July 7,1817. 4m 14 FMM R .MONTHS after date application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Sum ter county, when sitting lor Ordinary purposes,for leave to sell Lot ol Land No. 16, in the second district of Lee county, as the pioperty of Win. F. Smith, deceased, for the benefit oi th. hei s.&c. JOHN S. McCRARY, Guardian. Jan l 9 fMM R MONTHS after date application will he made t . the Honorable the Inferior Court ot Sum ter county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell Lots of Land No. 219 and No. 248, in the 3t th district ol originally L e, now Sumter county, and tl e Negroes ! elonging to the estate of Noah Golding, dec’d. -lon- i. 1847. 9 EASON SMITH, Ydm’r. tME R MONTHS after date application will be made to the honorable Inferior Court of Twiggs county, when sitting ns a Court of (irdinary, for leave to sell the real estate ol John Worthington, deceased, late of said county. EDMUND M. ROBERSON, Adm’r. Twiggs Cos., June 15, 1847. 11 TTMH'R MONTHS alter date application w 11 be r made to the Honorable inferior Court ol Sumter county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, tor leave to sell the Lands and Negroes belonging to the estate or Thomas M Mann, late of said county, deceased, im the benefit ot the heirs and creditors. SARAH T MANN, Adm’rx July 14,1847. |5 TTMH’R MONTHS alter date application will be r made to the Honorable the Inferior Court ot Up son county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell one Lit of Land, lying in Baker county, belong ing to the estate ol William Robertson, deceased. JOHN W ROBERTSON, Adm’r. July 21, 1847. 16 FMH'R MONTHS after date application will be made to rite honorable the 1 nlernr Court ol Sum ter county, when sitting lor ordinaly purposes, lor leave to sell tiie lands belonging to the estate oi James M D. King, late ol said county, deceased. May 5,1847. ANGUS M D. KING, Admr. COI R MONTHS after date, application will he P made to tie* Honorable Inferior Court of Upson county, when sitting lor ordinal y purposes, tor leave to sell Lot of Land, number 75, m the loth district ot tor merly Monroe now Ujisoii county, as the real estate of Richard N Smith, late o. said county, deceased, tor the lienefil ol the b us und creditors ol said dtc as. and JOHN WETHERBY, Adm’r S pt 15, 1817 24 4m \N YCT to alter and amend the third Section ol . the a cond Article oi the Constitution of this Bune. When us, the third Section of the a**c >nd Article of the Const.tufion ot mill State reads in the following w>rde, to w,t N” person shall lx* eligible to the othe’ oi (iovcnioi Win ah;til Hot have been a Citizen oi the U. States tw ive years,and an inhabitant ot tins State six years, ana who hath in t attained to tlie age of tinny year", and who does not imsM live hundred acres ot lanJ in Ins own ngut within tins State, und other prop erty to tin* amount of tout thousand .lollais, and whotk estate shall not, on a reasonunie estimation, he comp, tet.i to the die* barge ot his just dents over and above lilts sum—did wlieiens, siiid property qualification is inconsistent with the genius oi our iiu>tiiuiions and the popular spirit ot th.s age— I He if enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives oi the State ot Georgia, m general as uemhly met, and it is hereby enacted by tin* authority of the same, That so soon as tins Act shall have passed agreeably to the reouireuieut* of the Constitution, the following shall lx* adopted 111 lieu ot the section above recited, (to wit ( —No person shall be eligible to the of fice of Governor who shall not have been a citizen of the United States twelve years, and an inhabitant of this Slate six years, and who liath not attained the age of thirty years Approved lVc mlwr 96th, 1846. April 14, 1847 ‘J 9m TO RLNT. MTHE Dwelling on Walnut and Third streets, now occupied by Messrs. VV. Freeman and Bivins The House is large und pleasantly located. For t* inis,apply to A Richards, who krill actus my agent during iny absence. M E. UYbANUbR. July 98. 1H47 ts-17 TO kIRN i. f* ft fTI W( > Stores and several Offices,in the Floyd 6* | Hoium* Range ol Buildings Apply to Ju vs, II ( l>\V k < O VV VNTKU TO HIKE . 1 GENTEEL Private Residence, in some (I L V plea-ant and healthy part id tins city, **uita •c ■*, |,,i n dwelling for n mulling si/ed family Any person having such h house and lot to lit, will find a tenant by addressing Box No 111, Host Office July II 1947 I • i TO RENT. rpHK FRF. PROOF BRICK STORE on Com | merer Row, Is-tween iirnrrs, ll 'noil g Cm. and tlie stores of the subscribers. The Store is HO feet by eO, with a spncioii” Cellar For terms appiy to SCOTT, CARIIART & CO. cpi.Mrt -i I M BALE. I UT of Lain I No. It, in the oh Di"tric tof Houston ndioiriing lan Isot (iurm, Ni .die mud others. disiW.e. 1 1 on I Vlacun iiisiul eighteen miles For letlii ppiy to the undersigned, and during iny nhaetiee hrr in.* State, John B l.umar, oi Macon, is my suthnnsed agent to distxwe ol the aativ* ANDRKWJ LAMAR. . Monro*. Walton county, fin, tkft 19 ‘i-ui rot RBirr \ N OFFICE., an I a Hheprnp Room over the Store occup e| by the scSs.’ribeis I•*.*-■mioii given Ist October next C, DAY, Jt CO. ’ 1 EGAt;'\<)T ICK TrNB E’ XECI'TOR’S SA 1,1. Bf Court House door in Lamer, Mucu,',’ !° ld “TH ante to an ordur ot the Honoral.l,. u.® . ‘ ‘ ,u tv M wtid county, when sitting for otd.t ■ lirst Tuesday in November t„ v, n'• ,*'! B to-vut Nos, SI. 57, 5K and fi. ti ihe', ‘ ‘ I tortncrly Mnscog.v now r , “- B mill seaton the •ante , atm, Xeits “*•*•’.• B Sd district of said county. J oiJ ‘ J •! Also,oil the Hist Tuesday in D<‘r r ,.,i B H..IJ nt the Tout! House door m ■ ty. frnctiotud i ol No. BW, in the tin j'! B tv \\ likmson now 1 wiggscoutity ‘ rl “t i.tV Also, on the hist Tucadav in /, ■ sold before the Court House doo, , V "' M ’ m dolplt my. Lot No 939, Mi ||„. : “ “ti I ■ No. 65, in the Hilt district of tornierlv t” ‘” ‘'"'“iß dolnh county. y ‘How Also, on the first Tuesday in Fein, I tlte Cou it House doui in Amlrkov Lot No. 242, in the 16th ciimiict and i 11,11 17th district of wud county. fUjM Also, on the Hist Tucmiay in M, urh B Couit House door m 1 allotton. Lot \ , w, " r U Ist district of loimeny Timm now T ! 4 ii . A ,° ui Also on the fi.st ’I u.sd, y m B the lrttli district ,1 totii.e.ly Lee tiow'sl” I ' l ’ ‘TB All H.etihov, (>r. petty Bold lor the lie! ‘ B of .li.lin liushin, late ol .Ylncoii rountv !’ “‘" V B Terms made known on the days ol s-I,’ ’ 1 ,tj,; **.B WILLIAM Kt siilY I sS. it. kllton ‘ ■ Sept. 1, 1847. J ° HNC Ko^H S ,i^| |.V\i:UTOR’SS\LK.-Willbf.% , 1 Vj Tuesday in November next, at the c 0 L d rt on >J Mai ion, I wiggs county,.-even Nfgrot-s u,-u-,, about torty-hvc yearn old, and her two n,i one four and the other two yearsold; I „... ‘’ l ' llll *tß one years old, and hei three temale’childr, n"’""*'"'!* hve years old. otic two years old, and the',?"''"'"B three months old Htopetty iteluinmia i„ nl B Daniel Ylassey, deceased.and soldllu the |J!,B heirs mid creditors of said estate. Terms TANARUS, . 1 “'-I sale W.YI fiKY,\N L llh ’ IJ, T _Se,„ LfH-IT. fiod99 with^fe;! t ItMIYISTIf (TOR'S S lid’ p I r\_ an order of tlte Honorable InferiorCoun “ 4 lord county, when sitting for ordinary iair,„i’ 111, l sad. at the Cpurt House door of said eounw 4 K.r^^£ara-I wncrcon John B-yan, deceased l“ et f property of am,l John Bryan, tor the punxjeeoGli* ‘"l tion. i erins made known on the dnv ‘.f ,ri i ARTHUR BRYAN Adm- I HANNAH BRYAN A.I, I Sept, 1, 1817, ’ I POSTPONED ■ \ I)MIN ISTR i idiPN ,s YLK,-w\ViH I - Iwlore th** Court House in Lee ctjuuty ot'irK l uesitay in November next, during the Jis’u;il sa;.-, tli.it valuable Lot of Land, N 3f, m th*! iv ■ I distlie-lot Lee. belonging to the entate of Senvi. p H iTts. late ot Monro*- county, decease J Sm 1 I benefit oi th.* 1.-gatees ol s ,id .1 <• -nsed T,.*,’ ‘■ day of sale. R()LAND niVi.Ns ‘M G, .O. ‘V. BiViNs B >ept 1, 1.847 60d22 Adm'rs I nth the trill un,„ X u I JTOSTPONED AfliniiKHii ioiNsTi, I I \greeably to an order ot the Interior Court u “l I k, ,fV U ” ty ’ noting for ordinaiy , k.H sold fedore the Court house door in the city of M ,"?B on the first I uesday in October next 197 shares la, ital Mo kin thriip, I chants nat.k f Miu*a<. I Sold ns the property of the estate ot Join. ’> w A , ■ ceased, for tlte hem tit ot the heirs and ci< I estate. Tonns will oe liberal. b CHARLES E TAV;, I CAROLINE M. K ■ April 19, 1847 I POSI PONED I \ILMIMISTR Ai OR . at the Court House in N'-v\, ft the First Tuesday in Octobci 1 ft hours of sale, Lot No. 72, in the s. I county; sold hy order of ihe late;u ■ county, when sitting tor ordinary pu., ( I ty of Mariner Culpepper, late ol arid cou ■ Said Lot is valuable, and persons wishing I would do well to examine the same. B J T. JACKSON, Ada I JANE G CULPEPPI I August 3, 1847. B VDM INISTRATOIt'S s\LI).- I . an order of the Inferior Court of j,nr? - , I wlten sitting for Ordinaty purposes, win fl the Court House door of said county. o • ft day in October next, three flvction . I being on tlte east side 01 ihe On I tween the lands of Lundy an- 1 v , . , ft hundred and eighty acres k„ i iC ft benefit of the Legrt*H*s an.i cii d.i. -c. Ai w I gnld, late of said county, ih c.-ased c <-*i I JA.MI> HARRIS, Ai. I Aug. 1, 1847. |* I t IDIIMSi'RATOhssai T\7~| lx on tiie fi*s. Tuesday in On. r.-i i„ A j. I court house door at Knoxville, Crawford c.*u in , Let oil Hand NT. 192, in the Ist district ot ongi nn,.y Housti*tft now Crawford county, contain ng 2 < eB , know! as the place whereon TlioinasC. Last iptn .. Viv- I Sold as the property of Archibald fete , u | county, deceased, and so- ihe hem fit ol tne Inns oi deceased—Terms made know.i on the a- y o; sa . William m brow n, Amfr August 4, 1847. t u, \DM I MSI R \ Hits - \ l.l: w . . on t!ie fiist ‘l’uesday in Octobei next,at ihct.tti ii..use m Americus, the 1/ n Ss in Sumtei countylateii owned l y James M D* K ng, deceased. Acctniuyi# a initasuiemeiit ly t.. county saivtyor, this Ikmlyoi land ci tarns a veil hundred and ninety ones, pr.no pally level and ferule oak and hickory, and wh;-t is c.<iu uiotily called hammock land. The pine land a:fcUl to the settlement is of lively quality and finely uaiirr el. There are one hundred and fniy acres cleared, id cultivation, and in good rejiair : the buddings cuiwwui a good framed dwelling house, gin house ami all nm smy out-buildmgs. ‘lll is )>oss(‘ssioii, according to the quantity ol land, is considered bv person* acquaint'd with it, as being one among the most desirable in the count ly ; hut it is taken lor granted that those wishing to purchase will examine for themselves. Perms—Good note's, nt out* and two years. Sold tor the benefit oi the dust; it uti es, and by order ol CociU— Titles perfect. ANGUSS M. D. KING, Adm'r. Aug M i. I*’ 17 i,lh 4 IMIIMM II YTOR’S SALE—WiII he s.id on the first Tuesday in November next, beiore tl. • Court House dt.or at Bain bridge, Decatur nuuny, Lots •! Land Nos 310, in the district ot Early county originally, now Decatur county, and Low Nu*> 237 and 318 m the 20th district of Early county origin ally, now Decatur county ; sold by order of Lou t, as tiie property ol Archibald Gray, late ol Talbot countv, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs. Tenmnuide known on the day ol sale. WILLIAM M. BROWN, Admr Sept 1, 1847 22 uk k DJII MSTR U'dll’N SALK Will be- J before tin* i mt House door in tlie city ot .Vi con, on th* first Tuesday in December next, beiw-rn the usual hours ot eaie: The HOUSE and LOT and land, formerly occupied by Blackshear Bryan, aVjm vide, adjoining lauds of Gen Heull and others. <ml containing thirty-seven acres, more or less, nmstiy wx>dliind, with a comtortable small dwelling .'i*tw ami outhouses on the premises. Sold in pursuaixe <f an order of the Interior Court of Pulaski county, u< for ordinaryj imposes, as the uie|)eity ot the estate and Blackshear Bryan deceased. Teinis made knoß <* the Uuy oi sale. ELLEN A. BRY AN, Adni'n At G ti i IAN SELL, AJni’r Sept N . 1947 \DIIiMMI! ITUH h H V I,:. . on the first Tuesday in October next, before the Court House door ut Tatbottou, Tullhji county,* negro man, named Will, about fifty-five years old Sell! 1 * tlie property ot Archibald Giay, lut** of Talbot county, deceased, tor the benefit ot the heirs of said dece Terms made known on the day of sale WILLIAM M BROWN. Adni’r August 4 hit tdW \ SHI t MIM UA I OiC si* . an order of the llonorbie Inferior C* u i • I ton county, when sitting lor ordmuiy purpow v * sold at the Court-h*-use door ot said c unty the lawtul hours ol Mile, on the fiisi In •* I > vember next, Lot of Land, nuiiih**r twvn y n mtbtfbuitetnib(l4 list..*iof4i**u-t. ing two hundred two and a halfaen S* • *■ • is*rty ol James Bell, deceas* I, f* > mc l"*n* l heirs and creditors ol said dec* .s. j TANARUS rnis o * made known on the day JAMES L. FI!LI. U Srpl I, I HIT * I KOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CEL. ttOl-* II 1.1. pimonn inil. hU'd u (lie i*.tui** *l J* -i ins*n, late of Mneon c*unty, deceawd, m quested to make immediate payment, and tli*"e • account” against the same, will prearnt them “i of law JACOB KLECKLEY.I.;, JESS EE TARVER, S. August 11, 1H47 h',l u MONTHS alter date app made to the Honorable the Inferioi t ourt *>* ‘ moon county, wh**n sitting ns ac**uit *l or* nt>• leave to sell all the land Is foiigitig to til* 1 estate * 1 J , Crunibley, sr., late of said county, ueccus*'*. I” 1 benefit oi the liens nnd credito s. JOHN ( RIMhLEY.Jr i A( j mI g JESS*, LKI MIiLLY S ... V Ml*. U Ml U ■ \I.L Person- having dem ands against the ® . J*hti Crutnluey.ar , lately d*c* used, ’ j soli county, are leqursted |o pivaent them in rl j the law ; any |K*rsoii owmg said estate aie request make payment. .. , JOHN ( lirMBEI Y ( xdm'rs. JESSE t til VILLEh V ’ NOTICE TO DEHTOHH AND CREDITO r 8 1 II ‘ 1 i\ laiiilt.l JIiI.Im ‘ miydn j ,|l to link” linn pilmh.- M'Voi -nl mtlw .iiKl. rwu l “ „ t ItnvitiK di-iiMiuh mi. l .liiraMf. r Ui’ in Jaly iitt—t and hi win.” • I 110 4j„,r Sppt, 1. V JOHN (I MYSKB.A*"’