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About Georgia journal and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1847-1869 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1851)
LATH a raois* California (;rrat Conflasnitlim in San Fiancico!— The I'iit im A ■!©*! Fifteen millions o property ccxsitiied:—Ten lives LO-X!— | WENTY PERSONS SEVERELY VSCEIIO !- tIFIEEN HUNDRED HoLSES BURNED!—A).I. THE <;ir\ NEV'PAPERS. EX’ EPT THE “ALTA CALIFORNIA.” DE STROYED!— I'HE CUSTOM-HOUSE yND OTHER PRINCIPAL I PC*LIC EDtFiCES CONSUMED. —TANARUS SHIPS IN THE HAR ; R..R nursed! By the arrival of ISc steamship Alabama from Vera Cruz, at New Orleans, ih© papers of ihe latter chy have dates from the city of M -xico to the 4th iost .and from ban Ftancisco to the 4ih ol M iy—fourteen days ijter than hy previous advices Tile .Mexican papers ot the 4ih, Rive the following thrilling account of two leiuhle tires in California : Fro n Li T> ait and L’ non, published im Ihe City of Mexieu.uf the 4th J Ju*t- California is deeded Iy the country lur confligrtiinnr We have ©lieu haj occasion to notice the Ifrq-teiil fires to which San Francisco has been subjected. Lately we had t record the nearly complete destruction o. N -vaJi Cay ; to-div we have to notice two teirible ra astrophes, which hive reduced to ashes lire richest (sir's of San Francisco and Stockton. Our teadeis (©member. no doubt, :hat last year, on the 4ih ol M iy, I Si.: Francisco was in part coiisomeil t>y a tire winch destroyed ibe niercintile pari of this new born city en the 4th ol Miy, in tins year, as t were, in fatal commemoration of the anniversary—lor the fifth time in iw ivears—three - fuu t ths <l the business portion ot the city were again burnt to ashes. Never, says ‘he Alhi California, has such a terrible oontl igratioit occurred smee the burning of Moscow . The lire commenced a little alter II o'clock.during the nighiof the 31 May. in the second story of the work sh"p ol a ship painter, on Clay street,on the south-side of Portsmouth Square,and ne.tr the Grand Plan. When the ti’e was first discovered, the devouring ele ment hid mad.- but little progress, but all at once the building where the tire hid originated, the Ameiican House, and a furniture store on each side of it, were enveloped in dimes. The wind, winch was ai fir*t blowing gently,soon acquired ibe lorceof a hurricane * the fire-engines lushed to ihe spot, but their foreman and fi st engmrrr being absent from ihe city their help was brought to bear with less rapidity and effect. As soon as the fi:st three homes were enveloped in f! im-s,i’ b- came evidently impossible to subdue the fire, which tan iu be following course: On the west, it as cended Clay street, near to Dupont street; on the south, ii eros-ed Sacramento s.reet.near to California,passeu K’ari.ey street, and ©xien-fed, *n the south,crowing California,as far a Pme street; o i the east, along Pine street, it reached Gaiisomr street; and. on the tmtth, it ran towards C ilitornia, and tuitiing east, destroyed ati ihe liouses on Battery stleel, which (onus the upper l ti.it ot (tie cni.fi igrauon, with ihe exception ot the n nth east point, where, crossing Bntery street, it consumed several buildings as far at the waters of the biv. in another direction, the fire, in ttie beginning, ran i down C.aysueet to K-.irney street; it followed towards j tire north, a ! ong Keamey as far as Jackson st.; towards j the east, a long Jackson to M mtg miery.and to the noith j to Pacific street ; ou Ihe east to Broadway.and thence diagonally to Vallejo street, and finally, crossing Kat ie y str-et, in an eastern direction, it extinguished itself on the borders of the bay. In all thiscircuiri.u* tun.embracing a mile in length by hdt am If in widdi.it did not leave fifteen buildings unborned. There are some whose wails are still erect bit all their contents were consumed. Some vaults and sates have taiihtullv preserved their deposits in the midst of the dimes. Nineteen blocks ol houses have been destroyed ; the nu nberol buildings burnt is no* easily ascertained, but they must number at least fifteen hundred The total l<s- has been estimated at twenty in limns of dollars; the exact calculation most bring it to fifteen millions of dollars. The tire completed its destructive work in ten hours, the list building was nothing but a heap ol tains on the 4th, at 9 a. m. The scene wi affecting Thousand* of men, women and children, were running mad about the streets.— Toe city was lull of inhabitants without a shelter But what m tJe the spectacle more horrble, was to see the unfortunate beings, from time to t me, rushing liom tip- dimes, running into the streets; and, after useless attemp’s lo escape, tailing four weakness into ihe strett, beiure hundreds of spectators, unable to lend them help, two individuils were thus burnt alive in the streets; six others perished m the irn buildings of Messrs. Toafie .V McC thill. Light persons are known tihave talien victims ; twenty inhere were more or let a w.Hinded. Since the die, two tuert have been killed by the tailing rulin’. A I tire Sin Francisco pipers, witn ihe exception ol the Alla Calif■•rniu, were burnt. Two ol them, the Herald and th • Pacific News, have already resumed rbei: publication; the others will soon appear. Ten •lays have elapsed since the catasirophe. and already 2id or 3 hi houses hive been completely rebuilt, or will be whip. The energy of he population has not been afiei ted by this fifth and cruel misfortune. Take courage,says the Alla Calif ai nia —and in fact, business has but slightly beet) sus.ienJed. The commercial houses, in expectancy of the rebuilding ot their houses, havean n >unced that their offices and st res have been trans ferred into other parts of the city. The goods which were solow befrre the event, have, all at once, risen five times in value ; rents have in creased in the same p(uponion. Sun Francisco, in a word, was at the Lst dates, in a most strange commer cial situation. T.ie fii mol Brg yie &. C. foun ] fifteen hundred thousru I dollars in their sate,after the fire. The officers of the Caiotn-tfMe hive saved the funds contained in the edifice, by throwing them into a well; a milium ot dollars were thus secured. The following edifices have been destroyed:—The C i^t'n House, the U non Hole*, Parker House. A lel phi Theatre, Unmade M isruni, National Hotel, New World Hotel,Ci’y Hotel, Delmonico Hotel. Mnchanu Exchange, Ross’ Btiil ling, A uerican Hotel, Revere House, the offices ot ihe Steamship Company,the ships Ntaniic and General H urisoii, Arc. Fire i.i Siockiou. $1,209,000 worth of property burned !—T ie commer cial portion ot the city * i uint! Titecootliraiu>ii it S nekton, taking into account the comparative importance ol the city, lias b-eu, per haps, q nte as disastrous as the one in S m Francisco. Tins rook place un the next day, the 5m ot May ; the fire began in anew and splendid bu IJing, known as the Merch mis’ Hotel; it is supposed that it was tired by some itl-doer who wi-hrd, by the burning of the prison, which stands next to the Merchant*’ Hotel, 10 facilitate tiie escape of the criminals- But the w ind at once blow.in the opposite direction, the end of the incendiary was fru-uiatcd. All the commercial houses on the Levee, (-ix excepted); all Main, all Cetiue street, all the houses on LI Dorado stiert, (two exopt ed,; and all the buddmgs on Hunter atreet, but three, were devoured by the element. 1 tie loss is estimated at $1,2W),W0. We will not undeitake to reproduce here ihe list of Victims trum these two catastrophes; they fill two columns ol lb- Alta Catijornia, and they aie not jet complete. Ii issutfL-icnt to say ihu in Sin Francisco, as well asat S oakum, very lew couimeicial houses, belonging to Americans or loreigners, have escaped. It was at first reported, that the fire in Sin Francisco was caused hy the imptudence or neglect of the ship plotters, u whose shop the tire begin ; hut these gen tleu ictt, Messrs. Biker and Mesarrve.bavepublicly de c-.ired that there was no light in their s:orc which could cao-e such an acctd-nt. Lver j thing leads to ihe belief that in San Francisco, as at S.uckton, the disaster was the work of an incendiary. When the peop'e, two months ago. wauled to apply tbe Lynch Law, by hanging the two emninils, S uart and Wildred, tbe rascally Australians who were in the coy,expressed (heir determination to bom Sin Fran cisco. They bad a ship ready in port; they were to trmapori on board all they eoald steal, and start, after having accomplished their diabolical prpct. This plan was made known to toe police. There is also a return of another tact of equal impor tance. O.i the S uurday before the fie, an individual weot to a merchant in the city, and advised him il lte hid any valuable goods, to pack them up and send them oat of Sn Fr mci-co, because there * ouM be, during the night ot ihe 3J of .May, a general con A igr.it ion in commemoration of the one which had occurred on the 4th ot May. IBW. It was evidently the work ot tbe thievrs and murderers who abound in California. N.ubtille *,id I'RiTTiw Gi Railroad — A por t on o| this road will be opened on the Fourth ol July, from the tornrer place to Murfrersborough, w here great preparations are mak'ng for the celehration. T lie dis tance is probably about twenty-five miles. Tbe work fen this road is progressing rap'd /. ‘ Li i.— IftolOU Tleetlng lit ItußYtcw. In the Journal if Messenger of the 11 th ins'., ihere is a call for a meeting of the “ Union party ot Houston county,” to be held in Hawkins/ille on the fiist Tues day in next month, to take into consideration the nom- ; ination of a candid le for the Senate, for the district cotn;K>sed .( the counties rtf Pulaski and Houston i the Cons.national Union pany of Pulaski having | ilready nominated for that position our esteemed tel ■ow cit zen, Hugh Lawson, K-q . it is therefore, upon r flection, deemed unnecessary to hold that meeting in ilaw kinsvilie, as proposed ii the call referred to, but to hold a Union meeting on the first Tuesday in next month—which will be the 7t‘i day of that month—in j Perry, for tlie purpose not only of responding :o the n loiinanon so g-neraily made by our Pulaski friend? , bit also to appoint delegates to the Cougiessiona Convention to be held in Americas on the 2'.ih of ilex: ! month, to nouiiiißte a raniuLte lor Congress in the j .Second Congressional Di-trict. A full meeting in j Perry on the 7th of next month, is requested. M ANY VOTERS. Hose llill ( emelery. Persons desirous of entering A’/*e Hill Cemetery with a Carriage, Wagon or Dray, wdf find the key i u gite ai ihe Store of J H Damour. This arrangement has been made nrcewary by ihe inatientioii and care lessness of those entering the grounds and leaving the gate open, by which tne ins serious injury has been done •o the shrubbery by cows attj other animals June 23 13—It ORDERS. CoxFi.it fio 3a Macon Volunteers, J Macon, June -3, USI. | An election will be held on Friday, the 4ih of July next, for Eisign of the Macon Volunteers, vice Win. Taj lor, resigned. J. M. BIVINS, Isl Lieut Com’ing. SOUTHERN til I I AI, IMM’R.WCeco., MACON AGENCY. The above Corixiration continnr* to issue policies on the life of white persons and slaves, for any spect fi-.l lime or for natur.il life, insures parties of all oc cupnions. Alsi—Fire risks on frame as well as fire-proof build ings. in city or country, with their contents, Furniture or Merch mils©. Also—River and Marine risks taken at th© usual rat-s of premium. With an ample fund available at all fines to m©ef 1 eases promptly, the corporation solicits a coiitimiafimi ; o’ the very liberal patronage heietofore extended to th- j M c--n agency. L"-m, when made, liberally adjusted and promptly ; paid by the agent, according to terms of |m,|i ( -y ASBUKY HULL. President, C F. Me. *A V. Actuary, J U P.\RsO.\S,Geti'l Agent, Album Chase. S i-retary. (XJ- For Insurance. or anv mi'ter* touching same, app.y to ROBERTS LANIER, Agent and may 11-7 Attorney at Law, Macon, Ga. SAVANNAH MUTUAL INSURANCE COM PANY. C. P. Rn imrpsoxe, Pres’t. | Jas. A. Norris, Sec Titus PISCS.—C. P. Ricliardsone, H. F. Waring, j Hiram Roberta, Henry L-athrop, H D. Weed, N. B. Knapp, 1. W. Morrell, L E. ood. The undersigned, A rent for the above Company, is prepared to take risks against Fire, on buildings, stock, Ac , • ii favorable etuis. L. B. W LFD. dec 18 138-ly Agent. TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION IN DOuLY AND SUM TER—At a meeting of the Constitutional Union party this day helJ in Atnericus, I was req tested by a resolution of said meeting to give notice th:ii the and iy fixed on by the friendsef the Union ai a meeting held by them at Vienna, being the first Suiutday iu August next, to meet at Drayton, was ac cepted as the day lor holding the Senatorial Convention f. r this district. The Georgia Citizen and South - Western Georgian please co,.y. JE PER A. HOUGE, Ch'm. June 6th, 135’. VV E are lequesteil to state, that a Conference ol a portion of the Lutheran Ministers residing in Georgia,,will be held in this city, commencing on next S tiU'day. S rvice in iy beexpected o:i tbit and iy, at 11, A M m th’ M tliodist Church,which has been kindly tendered b-r the neeesnn ■— ■: \ K. DeURAFFLNRLID. Esq, will be supported for Aidertnan of the City of M icon, in place ol C A Ells, resigned. MAN Jf VO I’ERS. COMMERCIAL. Cotton Market. Prices continue at the rates of last week. We quo-e from 5 to 8 cents, and have heard of no sales over that price for some days past. MARRIED, On the 17ih i*it . bv ibe R-v. dimes Harris, Philip Tixberlake M. D.,to Miss Henrietta Le tee, ah of Cuhoden. Bit D, At the Indian Spring”, Butts connty, on the 7th inst., Mrs. Valixpa. wile of Dr. H Branhani, of E nonton, Putnam county. In Junes county, on the 11 th instant, Mr. Reuben Roberta, in the 61-*t year ot his nge. COMMUNICATED. OBITUARY. Died, in the civ oi Macon, on tbeO| s j instant. Mrs. Mary L., wile oi Jvs Van Valkenburgh, in the 41st year ol her age. As this notice <s expected to meet the ejeot friends and relatives in the North *m Stales, a succinct account of some ol ‘he pamcul its ol her liie is , desirable. She w s lb- ©Mesi daughter ol N ilh m ! Church, E-q .*f Tnv, N Y .and win horn in the year 1810 Her parents were Baptists; and both died be tore she wis filteen years ni age .She then became the ward of Israel Seymore, E-q , her uncle, whose KUirdiarr-hip wis every wiv parental. She married Jus. Van V-dke. bitroh. in IBJ7. In 1'33 -he made a public ptofession nr religion—join and the C iikcli under the ptstoral ere nl tlie Ketr. D Dunbar.of N.-w York city, and ol wh ch Church her hnshittd was a member. In ii iiting with the Chtiicb.she lined her cniiver-i'ai back ioher fttaneenrh year, near the time ol her lather’s dea'h. Subsequently tire lami v hanged their mein- bersinp to !6 h et Baptist Church. wh re her member ship remained uutii her death Li 1347, she removed to M icon, fin.,enjoying imp ov and health,until wnh'n two weeks of her •leaih During i hi-* illness, from Dys entery, h-r suffering* were ndearribable ; yet she iinir inurrd not. In teed, her death was that ot Chtis tan triumph. Within tut hour of her departure she sung a stauzi ot the hymn— “ Jesus my all to Heaven is gone ” recognised the members of her family, calling the names of the youngest. On being asked if it weie not hard t leave titein —she t iid “ No! the Lord is g oJ, and kind, and merciful.” Alter singing another verse ot the hymn “Come thou fount of every blessing”— she s*ked the doors and w.n lows to be thrown open that sire mignt go. In the convulsions ot death Iter hands were held—she ciied, “ how cruel you are!—let me go!—let me go!! Then all wasover—she ,-lepi in Jesus. •* B -seed are Ihe dead that die in ihe Lord ’’ During the brief period ol her residence wiih us, she was held in high esteem, by ail who knew her, as a neighbor and a Christian ; and her and pirture is mourn ed by many. Her bereaved husband and tune children weep ; but the weet* no more. rfYLVvNU* LAV DRUM, Pastor ol M icon Baptist Church. ——— ■ ■ ‘* J *'■ COUNCIL CIIVMHEK,/ Jc.ne 21, Idsl. S KEG*.'T.AK MEETING. Present —The Major, Aid. Holt, Jones, l/imer, Cole and E Is. A f seni—Aid. Levy ami Whittle. Tne inmates ot toe last meeting were read and con firmed. The Bridge Keeper reported tolls for the week end ing 20th mi , $lO7 85. M <con and Western Rtilioad to:l*Mr the inoiiih ol .May, $l I < 35. Richard Bass- U's bill tor planting and boxing trees in the streets, was received and releireil to tbe Finance Committee C A Eli's bill for lumber, for streets, Ac., was re reived and telerred to the Finance Cotnmniee. The complaint of citizens of a nuisance from the sever m Fourth street, was received and referred to the Foard ot Health. •piie pennon of sundry citizen*, representing the ne cessity of a bii'k sewer across M*.berry stieet, Font Brhe.ck's to Slnhdaer’s, Ate., was received and te teired to the Street Comnnt'ee. A memorial irom J. B. Ayres, Ire.n Hines. A-her Ayres and outer, complaining ol ihe African ,J b Cmircn as a nut-ance. &c., and praying its remova., was presented be lore the Council by R. K- times, L-q , their attorney. Alicr giving the nienrotaliet* a respect ful hearing, it was decided iltn* the Cny Council ban not the power to remove the Church, but so much ol the petition as complained ot disoruerty conduct, was reteried ioh select Committee, consisting ol Aidernien Holt, Cote, and Jones, to report ail ordiance, it m their opinion the present ordinance* ol ihe city were not sufficient for the suppression of any uid ■ wful assem blage, or disorderly conduct of negroes in the city. A communication was received from L. O Rey nold.*, President of :he booth Western Railroad Com pany, on the subject tl c:o**ilig* at the several streets ihroug’i which an id r>a I runs. On morion, the enm inumcation w <s reterred to his honor, the M itor. Alderman Ells presented hi* resignation *s member ot Council, n consequence or Ins Contemplated absence from inAiity during tire sunmier, which was accepted. Council i hen udj. a: ued. A. R. FREE VIAN,c. c. PVBLIC NOTICE. Mayor's Office, \ ! June *J4, 1851. j ORDERED, That an election be held at the Court ! House in Macon, on Saturday, ihe sth day of July next, lor two Aldermen of this city, to fill the vacan cies occasioned by ihe resignation ol S. F. Gove and C. A. E ls. Polls open from 9 o’clock, A. M., to 4 o’clock P. M. under superiiitendams appointed for that purpose. J- H. R. WASHINGTON, Mayor, jun© 25 I3_,f Si; 31 PL it SUPERIOR COURT,) May Term. 1851. j THE Grand Jury fur said county, lor May Term, U**sl. in ike t lie following as their presentment joi the all nrs hrough betore them. ! „ W'e It'iii the Books and papers of thp Cietk of the Court o| Ordinary, kept tit a business-.ike form, high ly commendatory n. tnai Othcer. We find ih,- Books of the Glerk of the Inferior Court, kept in the usual item form of that officer,and loin a thorough examination of his books, we find several persons selling Liquor without License, and have made social presenimeiiis of them ; we find in h s hands sll3 47 una| propriated. We fii iu tließ >oks <d the Cierk of tiie Superior C.-uit, kepi with th<* jirovrrbtai neatness, and exact ness o. tne Aciii g Cleik. W© find itie Banks oi the County Treasurer well kept iii a lorm.convenient tor reterence anil iu a bus iness- like manner; w e find m ins hands, unappropria led, the sum ot *2.847 73. WV find ihe loads and bridges in the county, gene rally, in a had condition, some o| the bridges unsafe, and would recommend to the Inlet ior Court to re quire ol th* Cnu nissioner of Roads, to have tli.-m put oi order toitnwnh. and wuuui call their iittentioti to lo the Bridges, and request that w h re th- time ol the Coi tractots have not run out. they should lc required to put tli-m m order, nod wliete the lime lias run out, the Court shou'd immediately have them pui ill goou order r We find the county buildings in an unsafe Condition tile l ouiilinu-e roiieti and ready to fall down, and the Jail woithless and uuaale. Tbe Interior Cou.t, are. we u i),lei stand, making piepniatioti, to build a m-w Courthouse ot Brick, n course that does not meet our approbation, on account ol our opinion, that we have mu the mater.ai to m ike B ten that will stand, and that we much t< nr we will b© m the situation ol the coutny ol Randolph—a Courthouse in ruins, our mon ey spent and the county ni debt,not wishing u under* -tooth however,that wepietend to diet He lo the lute ! riorCoutt. ihe course they should puisne. VV e would s|iectally call the attention of t‘ e Inferior C mrt to ihe tact, that the Jail is much, very much : needed, that the county bridges are out ol repair, and that great prudence be used in the m range meins tor • nuildoig as regards expense, and ol) no account, in j v,,| '’e ‘he cmm v in-debt, so as to cause any increase Io) the |ofrcent >g-of ourtax*sf.r coumy purposes ! For not only is county debt onerous to the l ax payer, out h is a deleterious influence on the piosperiry ot the coutry.atid will deter wealth, cliutacterund pojiula non liom coming ; tnoi g ns. We recommend u inx ot 121 per cent, for county t unis, and a tike sum .oi tiie poor school fund- ol the county and while in this subject, we respond inanity 1.1 the sentiments ©xptessed hy flis lloin r, Judge VV.irien, in his charge to tins body, concerning the poor school system ol Georgia, and hoping that some good may arise from the Convention soon to meet in Marietta, we have appointed two delegates, Col. Geo .1 Dud ey and Coj Wiliam B. Guerry. to represent inis coumy in said Convention, and to have power lo till vacancies should any occur. W e find iha I ihe poor and disabled in the county are re.isoiuo y taki uc ne ot, and in ilit- hands of ill - Trea surer ol the poor limb, $33 t 6, and ot the poor school tuna, ihe sum ot $127 79. ill ihe present system ol laying taxes in the Slate, we find much cause of complaint, inequahn andnijus uce taring its un st proininein f uiur., taxing some ui t’Cleseoor iiousiy high, and some ou r.igeousiy low. We would thereiore r>commend to the people ol ir.e Cuuuty, that they consider well on ihe subject, and to support ihe principle of taxing a man in accordance to wnat lie is worth. A id while on the policy of the country, we would t ike occasion to call the attention ol the people lo a very grievous law under winch we now sutler; we mean ihe la w allowing the introduction ol slaves into Hus Stale lo) sale, ihe evils aiismg from this Ira flic in holding out inducements to the honest men in the iron tier ciiaies to get rij ol tint species ot property, :r and m allow mg vicious men to put on us all the scoundrel and cinmna! laves that s in ilietr .Sta es, ate evils ol no small mag iitude, and yet ttiey are small iu compari son lo Hie evtts we entail on ourselves and c tildreii by allowing the States on the line from changing ihe po sition atij Jimims'iing the number of ihe slave S.ities, w '*'7 h they certainly will do ii they are allow ed to sell oti their slaves lo their .Southern iriendf. We would ilierelore reemu itetid lo the people lo require ol their Representatives at Mtlledgeville this winter, to use their best endeavors to have a law passed, piohibiling the bringing of slaves to this State for sale, and to make th it law as siimg.-nt as possible. Ihe rapid increase oi the wea th and population of our county, the improvement in ihe morals, and the ready ote-dieuce to th” luwstiy t *e people, tire subj-cis of congratulation loomed zeos ; and, wmle oor pras lieriiy mav be aitrihu'ed to many causes, we must not hiigei the firm and upright administration ot the law, is the ch e , and we wouid rec >m ii n I io our cit.zens )o perseveie m iheir couise, and mike S oilier county, not otiiy the most populous and wealthy, hut the most respected <>t all in south-Western Georgia. VVemust not c os© our Presentments without noti cing the urbanity and gentlemanly conduct of the 8o- l ftcitorGeu-ral, Col Perkins, m his iaterc-u'se with : us. ami to return to His tin >or. our th inks for his very able ch irge lo us, and his kthduess to Ihe body during Ihe Term JOHN T. McCRARY, Foreman. Thomas W. Be||, J Chainbless, Newnaii Meß'in, Louis Bruner, Isaiah If. McC iy, YVm. B Hensler, J VV llargrives, Waller T Divenport, Z >ra B. Hayslip, Wm.A. Ranney, Aug i-iu- th r nchms. Win Minis, VVm. ii Rigan. Dmiel Mashburn, Th s V Youngblood, A. F Burk. J lines VV Green, Bmrell Joiner. Ii is or lere.l hy the Court, upon motion of W. C. Peikios. Sol’citor General, that ihe toregomg Present litem-* b- puhlis iej m th- Vl icon pniers. A true extract Iron ihe minutes of Sj, liter Superior Cuuit, May Term. 1851 MANASSCH M GUERRY. Ci’k. june 25 13-li FORSYTH FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. \ PUBLIC EXAMINATION of ih- pupils ol this College will r. •inuieuce on M >nday, ihe 7ih of July next, an I continue through Tu -sday and Wednesday. The vonng Ladies of the Musical Department, will give a Concert on Wednesday night W.M. G. WILKES, Principal. jun© 2o 13- 3t A 2Y£ale Teacher Wanted. 1 T N-w Providene C lurch, Wilkinson county, f\. (Ja , who is w -ll qnlifi'd to teach Greek and Lit in Languages, the Science*and tit.- various branch es oft he M itheniatics. Any one applying, and who can com- we I recommended as to q altfijalion-- and good uioial deportment, will find a cuintortable situa tion. JOHN T. WRIGHT, S. \I. C VRSWELL, JOHN SMITH, SOLOMON K LONG, june 25 13-Jm JAMES PARKS. C3IIJTTA AND CALIFORNIA SPRINGS! DAILY 1.1 V E fy-^ 'tjSrfm&wjsk ‘be public iliai, alter I lie 231 day ot June, he will run a Live of Daily Coaches, from Calhoun, Gordon enemy. Geo . to the Cohuita and California Springs.— The medicinal prepeitiea of rlie waters—so justly cele brated—and the romantic scenery in ilieir vicinity, must render them popular resuris to the invalid ntni p|eaure-seeker. While Calhoun, from it* delightful locution the purity ol its air and its convenience ol ac cess, off rs tn my inducements us a point of stoppage. The society of the town i* good—and ihe ample*t ac commodations It ive been provided for travellers, iherr being, already, two excellent Hotels in the place. The roads to tne Springs are in fine order, and the subscri ber pledges himseTt to spire no pains to promote the pie ir-ure and safety of his patron*. His drivers are ex perrenced and caretu , and his Coaches comfortable and coininod.ous. L. S. SIM VIS. june 25 “ 13—4 1 ARCADE. STORES Tl) RENP;also, n large Room - Ts 41) by 6.) feet, 14 leet pitch. The Stores can be occupied by the Ist of July. A'.-'o tor sale,a comtornble Dwelling House, with tour ioo ns—with garden and excellent wnter—situated in Vmeville. Apply to J. 11. OLDERSHAW. june 25 13—4i TO RENT, A SPLENDID HOTEL, containing 90 ii.JHrj Rooms and lour large Stores, in Broughton street A Iso,n large Dwelling hi South Broad street. Enqu re of MARY M MARSHALL, june 2 13— It West Broad street, Savannah. $lO Reward. /*y STR \YED (mm the subscriber ahout ti e jSflELloih of February last,a mouse colored MARE MT.Za.M id LK. about four veils old, poney built, ■ matt- Him ml newly shaven when she left. Ten do|- lirs reward will be paid tor her delivery lo me at my residence near Perry, Houston county, ju t-25 I3 3-. J NO. H, HOSE. FOIt SALE. V FIRST rate Portable Horse Powernnd Thrash ing Mxchine, complete Will be sold low for cash Apply to ROBERT FINDLAY, june 25 13-lin HAY. 1 F A BUNDLES Northern H AY, for sile bv IOU june 25 13-It N OUSLEY A SON. Fit. Omr Encampment, 2Mo. 2. fFiiiCh'a I'eoiplar titid Appeodam Oidcrs. I HIE reg tlar meet ng of this Etcitnpuient will he hei im VI •sonic Hall, on M lav. the 7th July, atßo'clock,P.AL J. M. BIVINS. R'-coider. june 13 12-ldui THIRD ANNUAL. FAIR OF'TIIE SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE. TIIE Third Annual Fair of ihe SOU TH CARO LINA INSTITUTE, lor ihe promotion ot A-t, Mechanical Ingenuity arid Industry, w II be held In Charleston, S. C., opening on M ,nday, 17th Novem ber, attd con i iu ng during the week. Sp-cimen? in every branch of M c nnism. Art and Imiustry ; also <>f Colton. Rice, Sugar, Tobacco and ad other Agiiculiurit! Products, is solicited, lor winch suitable premiums wiil be awarded. Th- totiowirig special Premiums .ire offereti: E<r iite six best specimens oi .S eel made irom Spat ta <>r other Iron, th- product ot a .Southern State, and in.muiactured into Edged Tools of any kind—a Gobi Medal. N B— A specimen of the Steei iu Bars to be sent ! w tin the Tools. for the hugest quantity of Cocoons raised on one ’ plantation, not less than Ten bushels—a Gold Metial or i ssi). For ihe largest quantity of Spun Silk, the produce of any one plantation, not le*s than ten pouudt—A Go and .vledui or Premium of ss>). For the best Sea island Colton (Jin, on some new principle,superior to that now in general se ; or lot j any real and important improvement on ihe present j one—a Gold Medal. For the invention of a suitable Machine lor Pulver ising Red Pepper—a Gold Medal i'ortlie best Steam Engine—a Gold Medal. For the best model iSteam tire Eng ne—a Gold Medal. A large and commodious building has been selected lor the Exhibition, and every cate will be paid to llte , | reception and care ol Articles sent lo the Fair. All I tfpeenn* us must be iu by the 13th Novembei. Contributors to the Fair are respeetlully requested when ihey forward Specimens lor exlubitt ns, to send tub deset ipiions ol the article, and such inlonnation iu general as may beo! use.anJ proper lor publtcaiion. Address J. H P.aYLOR, Chairman of Committee on Correspondence. jnne 25 ‘ J3—Jt DISSOLUTION. THE co-partnership of R. K. Sc J B. HINES, h tving been dissolved by its own li niiaiimt. R. K. Hines wi l remain at M.acoii, ana wind uptlie bust nessoi the firm. He wilt continue the praciice ol ihe Law in those comities he has attended, and intend nl- , the Superior Courts of Cruwiord. Monroe, Jones, Twiggs and Houston. , .1 B llm 8 will,in,i short titne.iocnte atOgl tliorp-, ‘ ami Jilt nd die S>.i ( eiiur and I met tor Courts ot Ma- , riots. Macon, ldooly and Sumter counties, arid the Su pt rtor Couns of Lee, Decatur, Randolph and Slew an. He will assist in winding up ihe business ot the firm in ihose counties. R. K. HlNh.fi. June 25 13-2i J. B. HE\E'. Macon. Jmie 20th. 1851. Laurens August Sale. ILL be sold be lore the Uourihourse door in ihe | VV town of Dublin, Laurens county, on the first Tuesday in August next, within the legal hours th sale, the following propeiiy to wti: :Bix lots i.( land, lying on Tuikey Creek, in the first District ot originally VViilkmson, now Lauren”couiriy, Nambets filter ti, (15) sixteen, (if>) seventeen. (i7t irnr ty-fiv-, (35) tliiity--rx (36) and thirty-seven, t‘37 ; ) Levied on as tlie property of Janies L) llumptorf, io , sattsiy n li. fa. itotn Laurens inferior Court,in laver of Elzy Thompson, vs J unes D. Hampton. Property pointed out by Plaintiff T. N. GUYTON. So'n. I'ine 25 13-ids ‘ 1,8 XECUTt >R’S SALE —Agreeable to the last VVtl Zs and Tesiamentol Richard M. Siewaitoi Mirion county, deceased : Will be sold.on the first Tuesday iu October i.iexl, at the Court House in Buena Vi-tu, M irion couinj’ the Plantation on which the deceased, lived and died con taining eleven hundred acres, more or lessot excellent quality of land. * S t and plantation is situated about iwomiles from Pond Town, oil th’’ Stage road, leaning to Oglethorpe,ill a healthy section, mid well watered. Upon the place is a two story Dwel mg.nearly.new. with convenient a ltd good out houses attached, Gin The plan tation buildings are in good repair. Also, will be sold, at the Court housp in Amerces, Sumler county, on the firsi Tuesday of October next, a plantation of one thousand acres, more or less, situa ted in th-26 h District ot Sumter county,7 miles from Americas, on ihe Columbus road Upon this pf ice, th-re ar- 350 acres of open land. 350 acres first and , Si coiid years dealing, and tiie wliole pJace under good fencing. Th-re will be erected before the day of s.i e. ;t first rate Screw and Gin House. A comfortable Dwelling, good N ‘gro Houses. Cribs &c , are now on the place Terms ol sale, 3 payments, first 13 months, from sale, second and third, twelve and twenty-four months thereaiter. Both plantniions are valuable settlements, mid as good as can he found in South-Western Georgia. The attention of purchasers is called to these places, which are now under cultivation, and the glowing crop” to be seen. Columbus Enquirer and Albany Patriot wiil nubhsh to October Ist, and forward ucc -unt to subscri ber; at Pond Town. JAMES STEWART,) VVM D STEWAR T } Ex’rs. jnne 23 13-tds VVM R STEWART,) Wu.i.tAM JB. FkMU,| m for DißcliVfry> Joseph Leg in an A \ti°a and Relief in Sumter ‘Thomas Vv ,lbi kn. j Superior Court. I T appearing to ihe Court by the nllegniions of the l Bui in the above case, th I the Defindant doe-* not reside in the State of Georgia,bui m the State of Ala bama. It is ordered by the Court tint the Defendant he required to plead, answer and demur, not demurring alone at the next Term of this Court, and ilia’ the same be served by Ihe publication of ihis Older four months in th •‘Journal and Messenger. A true extract Irom the mtnul sol Sumter Supe rior Court, this I Idi June. 1851, Mav Term, 1851. MAN.VSSEH M GUERRY, c s c. june 25 13-4 m NO riCK All persons indebted lo the estate of Kobett P Wynn, line of Pulaski coumy, de ceased, are hereby notili-d lo make speedy 8-illemeni ol the same and all hi vmg demands against slides tale, are hereby required t<> presem them within the lime and 111 the liloile prescribed by law jun ■2 > 12-7 1 MARY W. VVYNN.:, Adm’x. M )NTIJS ai <r date, application will be ’ mule to the Houorahle, the Interior Coutt ol Pu l.i-ki coniilv, wh-n sitting for ordinary purposes maud for said county, lor leave lo sr-|l ihe real estate of Green W. Fountain. (ne ol said coumy, deceased; this the 16th day ol June, 1851. VV. L. FOUNTAIN, iuue 25 13-lm AJm’r. FVOU R MONTHS niter date, application will !e made to ihe Honorable the Ldertot Conn of Mon roe county, when sitting for Ordinary purpons, for leave to sell three Negroes, belonging to tiie estate of S trail A. Flournoy. d-c-as©d JNO. ||. FLOURNOY, A liii’r. june 23 i3-lm Girl itRUI.4. FiilaskiUoniily.—Wheie as, J. Henry Oakley applies for L-tters M \ hiiin i-trntion upon the > state of Dr. Jasper E. Oakley, late of’said county de‘-ea*ed : t hese are, therefore, to ci'e and admonish, all and singular, the kindred nd creditors ol said deceased, to file their objections, (it nny they have) in terms of the law, wity tellers ot Adntinisir ition sliuuld not be grant ed. Given tttid-r my hand and official sign lure, Haw kinsville, Jon<- Ifith, 1851. i't e 25 13-51 JOHN V. MITCHELL c.c o BANK AGENT'S NOTICE. DURING ill- ensuing summer months from the first of June to the fiist of September, tin Bank ing Offices of this city will noi be op -n lor the transac tion ot business, after I o’clock. P. ;VL, ol each day N C. MI’NROE, Agent Mechanic'e B ink. Augusta. C. F. SMITH, Cashier Merchant's Bank. P. D. WOOLHOP I ER. Agent Bank of Brunswick J. H. K WASHING LON Agent Bank State of Gcvigia I. C PLANT, Agent Marine and Fire Insurance Bank. may 2$ i)-5t LHI HE It WANTED IIMCZMtEDZATELY FOB THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR. rrl k j k LIGH I’ WOOD POSTS, and a large quan- o| SitW’ed Luillb-T, assorted. DiT Proposals solicited, f'or particulars, enquire ol th- undersigned. F’or the Committee, june 18 12 J 11. R. WASHINGTON. GORDON SPRINGS. a THIS favorite Watering place, the valuable medicinal properties ot which have been so gen erally appreciated, will he open during ihe pres ent season, lor r h reception of visitors under the charge ot one of the Proprietors, whose undivided attention wdl he devoted ;o the accommodation and comfort ot h s guests. These Soring* are in Walker coun'y, within a few miles of the Western and Atlantic Railroad, in a couu t>y distinguished for the salubrity of its climate, and the beamy and variety of its scenery. tip)” A Hack will run daily hrtwem “Tunnell Hill” and ih * Spring*, lor the convexanc- of passengers M-e H 12-lt GEORGE w tfOR'DON. Conveyancing. HAYING employed a copyist to assist him in this branch ol hia professional business, th- under signed is prepared to drati Wilis, Deeds of M arriage, a id other settlements, Articles of Co-partnership, and all other legal instruments, requiring care,skill and ex perience. Also to draft and have t .ein probated, Deeds, letters of Attorney, &c., tube used in the other States, and foreign countries, lie will continue the pi act ice of law as heretofore. R. K. HINES, june 18 12-2 l rum r. i r a BARRELS Three Rivers’ Mill, ItJvlOil •* Merchant’s “ 50 “ Yates “ 25 “ Fayette “ 50 “ Hiram Smith’s “ For sale by CARHART, BRO. & CO. jine 18 12 B 4CO N.-35 Casks, Sides. Shoulders Hnd Hams; • just received, (may 28-9) GEO. T. ROGERS, i mac Oof & western kailrjad. i’ vN aiut alter i'ursouy, July Ist, lire Passenger iV/ Trams ol this road will run as hilkiws: j Day Traj.v.—Leave Macon 74, A. M., arrive a Allan # 24. P. \l. Leave Atlanta 7, A. M., air. vein Mhcmii 2, P. M. Night Trains Leave Macon 84, P. M.,arrive in Atlanta 24, A. .*). Leave Atlanta si, P. M.,amve in i Vtacon 114, P. M. Ttv- day irank* corniest at Mi cot* 1 with lire mgm trains of lire Central Railroad to isa vamiah, mhJ ai Atlanta with the night trams ot tire Georgia Head to A ignsin. I The night trams connect at Macem wit’i the tiny trains ol tire Central Railroad. and at Atlai ta w itht e , day trams til the Georgia, Western &, Atlantic, and Adanta irird West Point Railroads. Passengers are e.vp'cted to proeute tickets before : entering the cars. An omission to do so, will subject them to an exir.i charge ot 20 cen's, when paid io ihe Conductor in the cais may Id 12-Gi EMERSON FOOTE, Supi. <i>th Wetter! iLiili oatl. j \ Daily Tram tor Passengers and Freight, will run Z"\ from this ettv to F.nt Valley from ilnsd.te; .leaving Macon at S o'clock, A. Al , and returning hi tlie attenmo i. Sunday's excepted. GEORGE ‘V, aDaAIS, Siperintendent. | Macon, June Ur, tool June 11-11 HAVING relinquished the printing business for the present,.H!ivi sold my slock ot paints to E. E hi ewer, I rec tniuetid him to my friends as a guou and steady workman. deserving ot paiionage. June 4 10-5 t HENRY LOVI. HOUSE PAINTING. Plnin arid Oecorative House and Sign FJIXTIXG, GILOISG, BKOSZiSG ASI) GLAZiSG. I’ 11E subsi nber has on hand, and will always keep, a sel ct stock of tmgi sh and American While Lead, Oils, Colors, V.irnt-hcs. Brushes, Gold Leaf, Bronze. Glass Porry,an I Mixed Paints tor sale. UC#~ Work noire prompt ly, a ltd oh reasonable Terms U/~ Shop opposite tire old Methodist Chuich. dec Id 41 y E. E BKEvvER. 4 T I'O’Tld.V. — liatper's New Monthly AI ga ! /A- zine tor Junejust received. The rentiers ol mis I popabir and excellent Magazine, will remember tain j ihe titst year closes with toe imtntier for lar-t inoniti, and tile June number begins anew year. We would m lor in those who have taken it hy mud, that we snould tie pteas and to supply them with tlie nomheis Jrreuj | postage, at 25 cts. per number, as soon, oi soonci liian I they can ob a.n them by mad. I jutte II J. J. & S P. RICHARDS Pinal SJatioe. f IMIOSE owing th- turn ot Beld-m & Cos , of lust A. yeaps co itracnirg, either by Note or Book Ac count, ate notified for the 1 >st tune Unless set'led mi mediately, will be put m suit. BELDEN iV. Cu. jime 18 1 1 2XTot.ce. ITT ILL be sold lielore the Courihouse door in the W limn of Staikevtile, Lee county, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in July next, one S irtel llose, eight inline years old. taken up by the subscrib ras an es i tray, and appraised by Willws A. Hawkins and F. M. I ones, to be worth $75 A true extract from tin* Estrny Book. Given under sny hand at office, this June 2nd, 1851. iune 11 11-dt S \MUEL LIN I)SA V,Ci k. z it I N A V A V. iLEFT the subscribed* plantation in Marion count v.Georgia,about three weeks ago,hi#negro man naui and JON ES, about 21 yeursold, a bright mulatto, six feet high, rather slender tiutit, with ‘ tigh toiehead, one ol Ins trout tteth out. and weighs 1 tboul IG rpoutgls—the said boy rode otf a very line ■ young and irk colored mule, about” 4 years old, and very ;entle. 1 will pay a liberal reward for tlie appteheu ijon ol s nd boy and mule, or either, on delivery to my atlier, C.iuries L:les, m Marion county, Geo ,or hi nyselt ui Union Hill, Upson county. Georgia, ft miles vest of B ii nesvnle, on the Columbus tiiage Rond, or ’ lodging die boy in any stile jail so that 1 get bun Any information concerning-aid hoy may beaddressed in A J. White, E-q .Macon, Geo, or to the subscri ber at B miesville, Geo. R B. LILES june It II i * RAN A WAY front the subscriber, living I ,$1 np ar Perry, Houston county, Ga ,on the- last i day of May, my negro boy JOSHUA, 37 year old, 5 leer, 8 or ID inches high, and weighs ‘about 175 to 18 I pounds, (complexion tilack) and bus a lirgeseirin his buck, where he wis once shot, he |8 likely and quick sp ikeu. lie is likely in company with sonv white in in, il su, I will give slt reward with evidence to convict, and piV lib-rally tor the ! negro. VVI LLIA vi SUM vl E R FOR D. j june 11 I•-& (''IA.MFI to my House, at New Matk-t, Monroe J county.on rnday ih6th mst., a negro girl, about 10 or 11 years oi age, and says her name is. Charity, and belongs to William Uall.ot Coweta Conway, Ga. The owner is requested to come forward, prove properly, and pay lor this advertisement. and take her away ROBERT BLEAKLY, june 18 12-3 t Jailor’s notice- B BOUGHT to the Ri< humnd county Jail, on Wed nesday tlie 28th Via , i Negro Woman, wh • says thatlier n line is MARY, mid mat she bAongs mu mail named James E Vli-Ehiiurrav. who Inrnicrlyle siiled n j ar Macon,in Bibb County,but who Ins lately .removed into M iriou Countv, mth s S ate. The Ne gro is about 25 peats old, black co pb xmn. her front teeth are much Decayed, and sue is about five Ivet tour inch* sh gh The owner is requ -sted to come sot ward, prove property, pay expenses tin I take her a way JOHN VV. HEARD, Jailor. R C. june 18 12—tin OL’ iN out ot my lot, 6 miles north of on the iiigiit ol the 7ibniM . a ’ --saniiill BAY MARE MULE, ihen s®oidvv. I think rhe lias a black tail. A liberal rewatd nl be pai i tor her return, ni l tor ihe thief wil t evklein*- to coini i him. SSO WILLIAM A BARTLETT. Stuikcviile. L eeo .Ga rjune 18 12—1 ) CoUoa Var.is .md OdiabnrkL FRO 11 ihe Franklin and Wayinauviile Alinutacioc mg Cotniian.es,constantly on hand, and i<or sale at Manufacture re’ piices, by jutte 11 11-if E. BONO Air CO .Agents. At itelt in. y nil CONSTAN I'LY on hand and tor sale by june 11 11 E BONj&CO. CA OLD SPEC TaCLES LOST somewhere iivihe T neiahfxirhood ol ihe f-Muate Co.legi- tn an old Red Moiocco Case. The hnder vs ill he so tanly re waided, by returning them to C P LEVY, june II II Cotmn Avenue / t EN I S tin*- pump and smelled dress B*R>’l S just . vl received and lot sale by i june II I! STRONG .* WOOD. Laborers Wanted. \BOUT titiy able bodied laborers will find em ployment by app yitig immediately to the under | signed at Albany, Baker county, to make brick, get | timber,and work about houses The local ton is healthy ■ and there would be no working required in watei j Wag*h for negroes, ftont iO to I5 dollars |-r month, land of white men from IO lo ‘2O dollars per month— | cash. (june 11 11—3;) H. J. COOK. OPERATIVES WANTED. ATTANTED immediately at the Macon Steam VV Cotton .Mills, abo.it FIFTY goJ Weavers, and twenty stood lamtlies, consisting ol Carding, Spin ning and help hands to whom liberal wages wiil be promptly paid, and comfortable housesf'mshed. Ap piy at the Mills to P H POND, Aaent. jljne 4 K*—2ul ICE CREAM SALOON. THE Citizens generally, and the Ladies particnlatly are hereby notdi-d that we have opened our Sa* j loon on Co'tou Avenue, immediately opposite Messrs. | Winshtp & Son, where Ice Creams, and nil the cool jmg luxuues of the ■vus n will be seiv and up The i Apartment for the L idles has been fitted up in the ! usual tastu style that charm-lenses iurr work may 21 8-ty FREEMAN & VI ACAR THY. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &.C.. OGLETHORPE I JMIE subscriber will open a good ‘tock in tliis line l in the town ol OGLETHORPE, on >r betbre I the first day ol August next llis tknd will be in the ; brick building attached to Beil's Hotel. Ur would I invite all his old customers who mty visit Oglethorpe I lo give him a cal. J. O. HODGES j may 21 8-*I It Covered Jars. \ LARGE assortment ol C >vered Jars frem i gal lon lo G gallons,just received Irwin the manutacto ry, and lor sale by GEO. T. ROGERS, may 28 y Jhmi Received, TOO BAR I*ELS FLOUR: JL VJU2OO Reams VVrapping Paper; lUO Kegs White Dead, Lmsa*d Oil, Glass; 10 barn-Is Lard ; Cotton Rope, tor Bed C>nb and Well Rope ; Dutch Crushed Sugar, A c. june 4 10 S. F. DICKINSON. IRigkini; sit tl ICoie. CT aa BALES of BAGGING. i )'J U1500 ** “ Rope . Im sale hv j june 18 12 CARD ART, BRO A-. C\ j | r\/\ BBLS. Stuart's Biow n S igar- ; j 1 UU:tU *■ Ciu.-hed and Pow'ered S igvrs ; 20 Casks Dutch Crushed . l store, and tor sa eby CARIIART, BRO A.CO. june 18 |g I A A BBLS Nos 2 and 3 Vlackerei ; lor sale l,y lUJ June 18 12 CARD ART. BRO. A CO. | ‘ iEN TS’ Paient Learner Oxlord TIES, received and and tor sale by I i°n c n a STRONG & WQOt). PAYNE & NISBET, VVhoit-'tle and Keta I DRUGGIST** AND APOTHECARIES. M*co?t, Ga. Sf.iUA WA ■ Lit. Sparkling n*4 bright—pungent c/nd light! TH E extreme Ikb weather,causes us toerry our So da VV ater is too co+d Come then, and cool your palates, for now is vout chance. June 4 io / PAYNE & lI9BET. J ‘ l.Vll vt, f ovt<i. Lv TV T i t. it. 1 VJT ju t received, and furs defy jotv-4 10 PAYNE & NI93ET. Drugs and genuine Medicines at whole sale uiui retail by Payne a. n.sje r. lutve 4 l, , V>-.i EtGN nddomestic Leeches ; ju-t received nod r tor s.iie by PAYNE Ji. NISBET. june 4 Ij>EPSIX. — Tlv- true and e-n.iine P*q.<sui ; pisi rei e.ved and for .ale at PAYNE <V Nil BE i ’.3 June 4 N*w Drug Store. W. G. LITTLE & CO , COTT O-V A VE X VE . M. 4 CO X , Wii Ijsalc 2>2alers in DRUGS, M -dicmes, Chemicals, Surgical Instro in-'Ds. anew anl v.iln ihle assortment. Dye- Siui;s,V r .i sh> 9of till kin is Panne, Oi s.G.ass Ware, Pamt and V amisti Brusties, V\ tiltewasli Bruslies, Put ty GiiiS-. elc. etc. eic- Aiso, Piire VVlnie Lend in.l L*inseejOil from the aouficiurers. VVananted Pat m .VDittc ins of ail kinds,irom the projirietors, ih it It iw proved to be val uable, or oth< r % ise emitted torespet t. ShavingCreauia Periuiiieries, So;ins, V’.ii legated, id Bats, x c VV . G. Lute leniiims North uuiiiig ihe summer, to niamilic*uie P(iarnwceoiH;iil Vledieiurs, and purchase D. ug-i winch ena.-l-s us to ke>-p seiergi and supplies ol ti e>h itii.l genuine Vfedit-Hies eoutuomiy on li .iut, an-l every ;i it tele nr out hue at umisoil low rates —prices n teiw ore unknown to ibis m; rket. VV c are ttioroughiy iirgtmi'/ed now tutiie new building ol VV. G. Ls (at the old stand) and uie prepired to execute all ortlets Olllr de-pnlcii and care. Lirge lot ot Sulph. Q inline anl M>rp ioe direct Irom the in nnrfacioty ol I'.iwersi VV’eigbtnian, which is superior, and wtd be sold very chettp lor cash LARGE and title lot ot Perlumeries, Hair Oils, Eau de Colognes, tine extracts. Hair Dye, Toilet t'o.*ders, stoaps, Bru-hes lor the Hair, Nail Teeth, a grei.t variety ol other lancv articles, just reeerv* and i y jnne 18 12 vV <; Ls TI LE & Cu. f QAij LBS PO I ASI 1 in stoie, and will be sold I cheap by VV. G. LIi'TLE &. 10. JUiie 18 * 12 I (i 11 GALS. T nners’ Chi, in bbls , {fir sale !>y LOU ju.ie IS 12 VV. G LITTLE & CO. Aiidtlior Mneutilic Guilder. I3rtJMRTA?T TO DVSFEPTICS. DU. J. S. HOUGHTONS “PEPSIN,” the True Digestive F*uid, or Gastric Juice, pre paied trom R-miet, or tiie fourth stomach of the ox after dtrectroi-sol Boron LdbtgAb- great Pnysitiiogi cal Chemi-i, by J S. H-iughmn’s, M D . Pmladeipbia. This is truly a wonderful remedy tor indigestion, dys pepsia, jaundice, liver complaint, constipation, and debility, faring a ter nature’s own method, hy nature's own agent, die gastric juice. Pamphlets, containing scrdhtiSc rvid nee of its Value furnished by agents gratis. S.-e notice among the medical advertiseu eui9. jume 4 10 &m SELLING off a r COST AT EHRLICH’S ON COTTON AVENUE. B HIJ undersigned has on hind at his Store on Cot -1 ton Avenue, a large and very neat assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, wh ch tie desnes to conveit into cash ttt actual cost price# Country customers, lade-s and fnmiies are requested to call, as 1 am resol ved to sell as good bargains as can be hid in the city. Don’t lorget the place. Call at Ehrlich’.- Cheap Cush Store on Coiton Avenue. [june 4 lOj •&OOOJ FOR SUMMER V/EAK. PETER & JAUGSTEI’ I’FR. have just received bv tire last .-tenner from N-w York, a lre-h and beautiful assortment of FaN 1Y C.AB-131 IRS, LINENS, VESTINGS, &c-, winch will be mnuu faatured in the most approved style at iik- sh-utest notice, arid ut the lowesi price for cash, june 4 10-ts GALE’S NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY. rpHE undersignetl, who his been engaged in this I. tiusiness for nearly ten years, and who Iras eeemly E-eti opera-mg for Mr. Cm k, m Cnaileston, has taken the Rooms over Freeman it Roberts’Carriage Reposi tory , fined them up with Sky Lights aud every other convenience tor his business. He is prepaied u> take cotrect and Faithful Likeness ot single persons, futniiies or g oups, at loe shortest notiee r and’ in die very tirg sty le. oCsf~ Children of any age t iken in from two to five seconds. Li liet leases urrtn-tr.l, and complexion per fectly natural. may giS 8-ts LANDS FOR SALE. THE subscriber ofleis for # le. a fi ie planta tation, containing 7bß acies situated on Toha s itkee Cieek, eight uwles horn .Macon.adbacrrs ol it is rich alluvial sw:imt> ktutft; 25Dcresie m tt high state of c ilnvatrou, gnat overs-er house, negro cabins, gm sciew and ottier binldings. For tui ther m lorinxtWHi. apply to Ousli y Son. Telegraph an t Citizen c- -py three times may 28 ; J-'A SEABORN A CALHOUN KF W R .Olis AT THE - NEvV BoOiv STORE “ ‘'l'vH-E Fiim, Flower, aad li icneti t.iaiden, hy T. I Nedf. I tie Fiu t Garden, fry P. Birry The \merman M tier an J Vldl-wrig'u’s Assi'tant, by 1 Hw-ghes The I'm net’s Companion. N. P Willis’ irew bon*—Himrv-grpfis, or Scenery, Ceen SStli+tl Sie.letv. Reveries of a Bachelor, by Hi. .Marvel—a new sup piy. Fire rre (fr-r and sen-nd s--rte)- new etliikin— antiior-ll p tit knowtedgf-d. A (irmdnM>.ivr"s liecoker tton ; I v Fj.a U<hiTt>. file Gietais, uy the autlror of ‘T-nbJi uiij Vernon. BUOS 1.1 PAPER COVERS. Tlie Dennings and their Beaux, by Miss L-siie. The Widow Rugby’s Husband, by tlie author of “ Simon Suggs.’’ The Mother in Law, or t ! e Isle R-iys, by Mrs. South vvorrb. iitnlmr ot f’he D-s rted vVtte. Lruise la Vulliere, by Du uas, c nnplete—being the fi id coiic-usmii ot lire Iron Vl.-isk. The International Magazine lor Jutte. Graham’s Vfagazine and the Lnit’s Book, for June, june -4-10 .1. J. & S P. RICHARDS. IVciv Bouks sit Btf.’trdiiiiiii’ti. THE Stewnid, by Henry Cockmn, The hetrs of D-rweniw iter, P>>ie Joan, *.r the Female Pontiff, Mysteries-id the |wpLe,by Eiigeue See, VVacusta, an Indian ‘Pale, Rebels and Tories, or the blood of the Mohawk, Nell G wynue, or the Court of ifie Stun ns, Sou fi-id Ffaff, an Historical Romance, Wild Spurts id the West, The Ai.iid.oi Canal Street, by Miss Leslie, ‘lite lllitliils, a Story of Modem life. The Convict by Ned Butubue. wuiten in prison. The B'lmys and G'ltaL <4 N. Y , by same author, The Iron .Mask, a sequel m Bragehuuie, Lmiis- Li Vallieir.a sequel to lion M.sk, ‘The Molher-m-law, by author ol So mnondale, No .tody's son. m i lie ml ventures of Percival M tyberg, P.diy Peabtossom’s Wedding and other vales, by J. B. Lamar, Esq Hon. R. M Charlton and olivets. Poritoito ol a S .u h-rn Medical Student, Bertie, a humorous N >vel, Reveries of an old Mate , Swilt’s Digest.new edition, ‘Tear Bonk <d taets lor 1851, \ Earili anil M.rtl ) Guyct, P. eny ol S ;ienc-, F>.ot prints of the Creator, Echoes oft e Universe, Pre-A lamite Enrth, Tne House of the seven Cables, by Hawthorne, and a choice collection of colored engravings, may f4 7 ClONGittls* Water and Ptiricr.** / 2t) it, 2 Congress Water, direct trom the Springs; 1j C i>ks Loudon Porn r ; just n petred ** ‘J GEO. T. ROGERS. OR4i\Ci.h, I cntuii syrup, A\ —22 Box- s .Vaptes Oranges, in fi ie order ; dozen Lemon Sfiup, vaiious qr times ; Cordials of differetit kinds, bv batr.'l or dozen. For sale by _ >"j>y_2S ___ _V- GEO. ’T ROGERS CAV-IL and Knltininre Flour.—lit) barrels, Ircsh ground ; just received may 28 y ‘ GEO. T. ROGERS. x* UG A K.Nj.tiee. fine’Teas, M 1! isses, Sy rap, Prr O tnium Floor, Brotna Corn Starch. Candies. Crack ers. Soda Biscuit with a general assortment ol Conte-_- tioaary and Family Gtocertes lor sale by apr 16 3 VV'. A. JOYCE. CIILVKK Folks, Spoons. Ac.ot new nml elegant O pat terns—lor Hale by E. J. JoiINSTON. apr 23 _ __ 4 / lONttRESS WA ri-:R._2 >0 di-zetT fresh Con C gress VV ..ter, just Iro.n lite S,,ri gs. and lor sale by [mar I9 si] C. A ELLS 4. SON. K AIM VS.—25 boxes ol fine fresh large Raisins, )ut teceived iron) Steamer, and lor saie f.y “■> ! c. a ells son L 4<.S. —SO boxes ot fine Naples Figs, just received A trom steamer, and .'or sale by lnr ><J 51 C. A. ELLS &, SON ALol it,—so battels n| Premium Flour, just re r c-ived, and lor sale by C. A. ELLS Jc SON. mar 19 51 A S>OK TED Crates lor Country Meichants, from f\. S2O to $65, always on hand at the Crorkery -Store. (mar 26 52-lmj GEO. JONES. CJ. EN lo’ White Beaver and Snk HA TS, the I- test style, received and lor sale by |une II f| STRONG* \VOOD._ SHHDS. prime St. Croix SUGAR, for *a’e by jut* a a E. BOND A. CQ. MACON DRUG STORE. E. I#. STROHECKE& & CO., ’’UrßjfUiSiS & ApathccaHesy DEALERS tl Drllas. Medicines, Chemicals. Dye Sliijrs, Paints, Oit*. Varnishes. Windute Glass. Brushes, Per ferneries. Toilet Articles, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Dentist s Guld Foil. Teeth, etc. etc. WT EEHLY arrivals enable them to kee[, constantly \ t on han-l a stock of fresh Medicines.fur Kauaiy nd Plairfatsm use ; also, all the various Patent iWe<!i. etms ol known merit. Country Merchanrs turnbbed with intermediate sitpjilies. nt a small advance upon Northern prices. Coumtiy Physicians and oiiieis sop plied upon fhvrtrabie let us. Prescripfion# .-arefuily j preferred. All orders accompanied with the it stacbity refi-rensc, thansfirlly received and prompt-* llyexecutedv 4 1 jin 1 QCIE VTIF9 1 S>l*COVEKtl’.--Them-7r O nroornent mirk of civilization and refinement of unions is the progress of knowledge and perfection of the arts A lew centuries frtrlt, when the fits: rleiuiiniTs of science 9eeuied but to mnkr dark ness vi-ib|e so pager were a few to hail the approach of light and trn h. that h\pothesis and theory weie • fft’t nrfsr.'<k>-n for tans, and discoveries which now wt-u and , hr viewed as trivial and unimportant, were invest -d with the gravest dignity. Medicine in common with • the sciences. ftr a while declined, hut revived upon the j advent of Chemistry, which in iiKslern times has |>eii ! etrated deeply into die Arcanum of Nat are. and brought lto lig'it some of her most powerful remedies. Among j the most useful of w'lieh is the recent preparation of j Pepsin, or the Hue principle of the Gastric Juice, the ! great solvent of animal and vegetable food, prepared : froirT the Rennet, or fourth stomach of the Ox. The ! absence of this natural product of the human stomach *is the cause of Dyspepsia. A nmde'ate use ol the Clvmicnl production, while it supplies the deficiency, restores health and vigorous tone to the whole system. For sa'e by june II II E L. STROHECKER & CO. nORAf. J>i: AIICIFICF —For Hen I sing, L’ whitening, and preserving the Teeth, arid for im parting n <lf’ ite fragrance to the breath. There are those who ‘hrongh fear of using some of the many mjnrions compounds sold liar presetving the teeth, discard every article which hear* the name, and ve r y ! inniru-lently yipjd tlieir mouths to total neglect. The Coral Dentrifice is warranted to he free from any deleterious property, and a single trial wi.i prove its superiority over every other Dentrifice lor preseiv rng the treth and gums, and keeping the mouth in a fienlibv condition Prepared and sold by im e II E. L- STROHECKER ■<- CO. B ‘f Y Cliolcra Ilodiciiio.— Rverv one who has experienced or observed the alarming and biuly produced by even n shott dnrnti-ai of IDiirheea. will he nlet.sed to secure a remedy wh -_ii --iH-edily checks its progress. U"ltke most of me Cholera mixtures, this medicine is a mild carminative Cordint. a few doses of w hich rarely fails to relieve the most violent cases. Prepared and sold bv june H E. I, STROHECKER A- 80. DOH ll'l ESI *i* Pli I-'%V.—Aromatic, Soita j io and Seidinz Powders, for preparing a grateful iievgnge for the sick For su ebv i june II E L. STROHECKER & CO. G 1 Al>VA;\ I<* isl —The almost unprecedented I demand for Christies Galeanic Caruatires. and { tlie many remarkable cures effected hy their ime, fur ; msh abundant evidence that they merit the extensive j popularity aequiieJ The invalid, Dys eptic, Rlieu | matte and Neivous, may now resort to their use with j assmance ol relief. , Fries- -Galvanic Relt .$3 ” Necklace 2 “ B'aceietS, Z Magnet'c Fluid 1 For sale by the Agents. j fe‘b 12 4fi EL. STROHECKER Ar CO. OAO - Morphine, | Turkey Opium, M.-Munn’s Elixir, with jan extensive and choice lot of Chemicals. For sale I by tnpr2) E L. STROHECKER & CO. G BJ4H r .M> PIiAMTK by the pound cr barrel, may he had of | apr9 2 E. L STROHECKER & CO. \M STOCK of Fine Hair Brushes for sale by npr 0 E L STROHECKER A- CO. 1X7.4X FbIMI * IC& < tt hand, pure White and YV rich Yellow Beeswax, Vermillion Cm mine. Drop Lake. Pruss an Blue, Flake White, Red and White Lead, Ctir-'ne’s Green and Yellow’ Piaster of Paris, Poi-hna ams Camel IJair Brushes, together with on assortment of nentlv every article used in the above branch, [apr 9] E. L STROHECKER &: CO. Sl’ |{ I A 4i! 1* IJ IS IFI I* I?.—Just revived a few boxes Congress Water, fresh from the Spring and in good condition. E L. STROHECKER Sc CO. at>r9 2 Perry Davis’ P \ I N KILLER is used wFh great benefit ir | Raoi?-i>at!s<n. Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Sea his, Toothache. Headache. Neuralgia. Catnips, Sparin, C-ongfr=. Colic. Colds. Asthma, Pains in the Bteast, Side, A c There are but very few simple diseases that resist its remedial powers. A large fuj.piy jusi received bv ‘he Agei.ts. apr 9 2 E L. STROHECKER A CO. lfK\Tl'l'h. —Al-hey’s Gol-t an-l Tin * F-'it. J >ues. White A i Co’s. Pivot, Plate and fimii IVeth Files. Burnish’s Sc-tcli S one>, Inques* *hhi Cl,.* Pearl Mouth Glasses. Ground I‘iaster.eic , uiav lie hud of E L. STROHECKER Ar C(J. anr 9 2 TO PAINTERS. |/*AN ban Ia lot of sutierior White Lead; Linreed Od; Spts. Turpi Mine; Litharge, Ketl Lend, ’ Sp-::!i---h Brown. Venetian Red, Dty, and (Jround in !(4*i. Vandyke Brawn, Rose Pink. Drop Lake.Llira lunrine Bhie, Atwr'can and Chinese Veuiillion; iCimwe Green, Chrome Yellow. Drop Black. Lamp j Black, Prussian Blue, Turkey Umber, mid Tens de j Sienna. Also, a good ast-orrinem of Badger Hair, i Blemteis, Grainers Paint Brushes. S?>ble ami Carnet H-vr Stripes ; Flat and Round Brushes, Stcei Graining Ciuulis.etc. Fur sale at prices to suit, by jn 15 E. L. STROHECKER Sc CO. DAV2B HSZB,J.P., AND NOTARY PUBLIC,—MACON, CA., COM .MISSION Eli OF DEEDS, &c .for the Stales ot Alabama. Louisiana. Mississippi, Texas, Tennessee Kentucky, Virginia. North Caioltris.South Carolina Florida, Missoun. New York, Maesacl-nfetts, Conneciet. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiona, liiniois Arkansas Ac. Depositions taken, Accounts prr hated. Deeds and V]ortgges drawn, snd all documents nnd instruments of writing prepared.a nd authenticated for use and re cordmany of the above Smkcs. Resh>f..\* eo Walnut street,nearthe African chuich. tES“ Pusi-ic Office adjoining Dr. M.S. Thomson’s Bomtie tsmre—opposite Floyd House, j Macon. June 26, 1850. 13—1 y DENTAL CARD. [ ’’pHE pulilie are resiiectiully invited toeall am? ex- I aiuitre some henutitul sjieeimens ol Block Teeth j.it the “Macon Dental Laboratory.” We are aware that smite ol our professional neigh bors have pronounced Block Teeth clumsy, inconve nient, and withal a “humbug,” hut uvr Teeth show for themselves. In exchange for old Plates with plain Teeth, we wil give new ones with Blocks wananted to fit ; and to those whose contour ol lace has never heroine natatal, since losing the i atural Teeth, we will guaranne u perfect remedy with but little expense ; arid in no cas*-, will wv consider a person under rtny obligation in keep # Plnie which does not please in every pr.itic ulnr. It “the best is the cheapest,” then our Patrons will never linve reason to complain. C. S. PUTNAM, apr 2 l-ts asssiedby E Henry DENTISTRY—NEW FIRM. DR. G. McDON-ALD would respectfully inform the citizens ol Macon and suirouinting countty, that he has assoc'r.ted with him in the Denttil proles ir>n, Dr M. J. GALLAGER late ol Wilmington, Deinwa re. Dr Gaklasek has had many years experif roe in the manniacHire of Artificial Teeth, and conus high ly reciHiitTieuded hrr hi- skiil and taste ;n getting tbenr up either in Blocks or Single, with or without Gums, so adapted in shape, size and color, as to suit every varie ty of case. As they ha e rhe advantage of all the new and val uable improvements appertaining to the profession, ei ther patent or otherwise, they feel author sed ji prem ising to ‘he peepie ol GettrgKi, a style il work la r su perior to anv that h*s yn been executed in this country. ! Dr Gai.lager has been vety successful in the ad ; ministration ot Chloric Ether for the relief < I | nil* in xtract ng teeth, ar.d in the Sure cal opetaumis of i Hospital, as well as private practice in N* w Oil* tins, Philadelphia . A e. vte., and he proposes louse itheie when destied,or cases may r* quire it. He also hasa prepatntian for filling doubtful teeth hy the use of which many may be saved, ‘hat would oih eiwi-e be lost. Those wishing temporary ssis of Teeth, can have ‘hem prepared and set as soon as the infiumalion horn extracting subsides. apr 2 1 nr store. I i \ *’ASKS 8..c0n sides, 20caeks Bacon Shoulders, T.V/ lU bbls. Lard. 5U htils Flour. 75 ua t s C. flee, Jrt boxes Tobacco, !5 hhds. 15 hhil*. Molasses, si> tV'Xes Glass, s>t ho#e# Turpentine, sweet .-Willed, bars, balls. cik"P. and Casteel Sjap, 50 boxes Candles, 25 boxes St- tch, 15 bids refined Sugar, MX) kegs Nails, 50 halt bbls Mackerel.2o,o4)o lbs iron; Linseed, speini Lamp and Tram On ; VVhite L-itd- Colored Paints, Snot, .r Lead. Powder, Castor Ot!, Hot Drops, Vinegar, Ces i gs, Rope, Bagging. Wrought Nails, Horse Slwie Nails; 3o bales Chsoaburgs, 15 bates Hi me* spun ; 20 piece# Carpeting ; 25 cases Shoes, Sun nier Hats, Bonnets; Stai-Ie and Fancj’ Dry Goods, almrsi every article in the Dry Goods and Grocery ling lur sale at the lowest muiket prices, by may 1 1 S F. DICKINSON. rpffE subscriber returns many thanks fiir the veiv 1 libera) patronage he has received the season, and hopes that having one of the larjjes’ stocks in the Siam to select Irom, and furnishing fine and good nriichsat moderate prices, will merit a continuance of the same. (apr 2f 4) E. J. JOHNSTON. 7KT Al LS.~l3t> Ke ‘s asorted sizes for eale cheap . \ bv 2
