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Mexican Boundary. Commission.— Ad
vices ‘Irom llio, United Stoles Mcxic.in
boundary commission bryontl El Pnso, t>y
•totTy of Texas, slate that Cbm, Burtloil
xvus c'xchnnging civilities, with the Mexican
'cominissionoii' lie is sending to Boston
! tdV ifis'l'i'umonts. nnil will remiiiii whore ho
'is (or a long, time to come. The news was
'brought by. a parly ol wny-woin travellers
Worn .Santa Pe, D'eooinber 3, wl.cro the
'snow was of unknown depth.' FiVe team
sters perished on the way. A licu.lenant
■of tfit+Uery came bearer of despatches,
ROME PRICES C UR U EN T.
GORKliUTliD ¥um »I J* '< * SAWIUB.n
$ crs. # ci's
‘21 a
15*11
■. is
AUTICf.KS.
Bacon, llunu
Sides, ..
Baociino, Dundee,,..... .yd.
Ky... •
Gumley ....... ..
•BirTTcn, Goshen, ID.
Country %..*
Br.KK, Fore quarter,.
Hhul do ....... .
Vandlks, Box,
Spermaceti,
aJ Adamaiilinu,... .
taoppEK, Java, Sack,
Cuba, .. a • •
Luguirn,; a •• ,,r, 4
Hio, •» 11 a .. 1-14
‘Cotton, * . 8 a . 11 $
‘Cohn,’ * . •.. 8f» a • • 100
Coins Mi: • • 85 a •• IDO
'Coiioaok, Balo llopo,. l()a .. 11
, Mnuillu. r l* u ... 20
Cotton, 10 a . • 20
Viiotrn, 3 in .. 4
‘MACKEtU., No 1 per hbl $j-»
N„. 2 “ “ $13Q0
Nc. 3 “ “ .... .$10_
VlujR.l,Green, lb.... .. 3 a.. ..
Dry S a ... 104
In os, • Swede. 0 a.. '»4
English,./ •*> w .. f»*
f Hod, .. din ..* m*
Band, 7ln .. b
Hoop 'Ja'.. 10
LkAIi 2, n - £
Moi.ameh bbl pr gal. W. 1 «‘L }:l .. 10
Syrup, 30 n .. 7. r »
Nails, Keg, 3 n .. 0
Hick, II* r, H ••
Salts, Liverpool per Sack .... -2 00 a ..‘2 10
do do bushel. .. .. 00 n .. 1 00
Table, per box 15 a .. 20
Suoah, N. Orleans, .III,... .. a .. 10
To f tori on.’ Da.. 10
Delta, On.. 10
Hnutuurit*,. • * •« 10 a .. 12
Helloed, ..... .. 11 a .. 12
Lou I, • •• ....... 12 a .. 13
Crushed, 12i«i »• 14
Clarified, i\ n ,• 12
Tallow - H n 10
WVt.oL, Haw, 23 a .. 25
Rolls, • ..33 a.. 35
A C^D.
I Hove ibis day sold out my Mock ofJFnmily f.rovi-
sions nud Groceries, to Dr. John II. Roberts’ jr.
nuil feeling thankful lor post favors. I hereby solicit
that].”itronnge for the new com cm, which wos so lib-
«arally extended to me.
... Feb. 4tb, 1851. M. A. STOVALL.
-1 having purebnsed Col* M. A. Stovall’s entire stock
.of • ° .
Family Provisions and Grovrr.es.
.and expect coon to receive new nud fur It nirivtds.
Pure hosing my stock through my brothers/ Meter*
W; S, Sc. T. If. Roberts, wholesale Grocers. Augusta,
Go., I led confident that 1 can offer n well selected
•stock ns turn nsnnyhou.v in Koine.
I expect soon to open nstock ol'Driigsand Medicines,
mud here by solicit Physicians’ rrc.-eription.-nml Pinn
ae rs.ord ere.
JOHN II. ROBERTA Jr. M. D.
Feb. 20th, 1351.
FREE AND EASY.
ALL at the Free & Kusy ilouse,4 doom below th •
I v-) Choice Held, where you will liuj a general as*
Lpsortment of Confectionaries, Fruits, \*« , of the very
& bestthatever has been,and nsgoodnsev r can In* oiler-
Loint;. Sold low lor cash. GEO. SHAW*
.20, 1-61.
t-.-BUSUMf^S of first rate Com Meal just re-
"j^dved uml for solo by . /G, SIl AW.
mORnrtidd of Tty uiTy. Flour, for sale by
IQ' ' G. SHAW.
iUO'I. ncticlo of shefl eil Corn on hritul and f* >r
sale by **• £11 AW.
. .
k BOXES superior New. YorkCbeetc lor wdeby
f* ^'Feh 20 _ G./S.1IAAV,
*t of 1*1 "icon |Ust rccMVed and fur
tie by ' G. SHAW.
i 20
f-Wh LUS. of superior Lord just received at
;UxJ Feb 2U _ • SHAW’S.
-HALF bills. No. I .Mackerel lor sale by
“eb 20 G. SHAWL
JETHRO COTTOMWMOm SALE.
O F ibis i»w and splendid vnW^Ristinguisbed for
its great length* strength snu^dness of staple,
and g r eat production from the Held, The crop of Inst
year aviujiged one bole of 460 lbs to two acres upon
light sonny land without an niotp of manure, cleared
in *43, f.uiu wfileli si?; .’crops of cotton have been
made, with an uninterrupted drouth of 5 > days—from
the 3 lit of May, and only otic season in A^mjst nlul
September—■ J wilV;qeld on a Gin suited to t^Kta) lo^
bom 3 I a 33 per cent of lint. Its. picking Ipiolities
are unrivaled, and matured earlier than the common
varieties known ns old. Mexican. Mexican Burr, IJq-
gnn, Bauuuua, Pi out, Bunch, Clustoi, or Pomgran-
ute, which Dr. Phillips of MissuBippt affirms “ises
sentially the_C7u*/er.” .
The Jethro cotton was awarded the premium at the
lust Fair of the Southern Central Agricultural Asso
ciation, and in November by the Charleston Institute,
ns the best variety of upland, and sciuoled to send to
the World’s Fair at London. ylLo awarded in Oc
tober, a Diploma (not being in time lor the Fair,) by
the American Institute in N*w York, and selected
thin to send to England.
The following soles this season will prove Inw
this cotton ha- been "appreciated wherever It has
been tent." Male on the 23lh of November in New
York, by Messrs* Centre^ Co., at 1 *?cent.*—same
day in y/ngtt*ta, by Messrs, yldntns, Ilopkins & Co.
nt M cents—on the next day In Charleston, by Messrs.
Hopkins, Hudson As Co. at Hi cents—on the 3d hist.,
the Inst picking of this cotton, by Messrs F. T. Willis
As Co. of iSiiivannnli, at 1'^ cents.
This bus been called “silk” cotton, and led many
to suppose that it is of thutjlatonnd unfruitful vniiety.
Audi is not the faci. It is a distinct and peculiar
kind—has no aflinity whatever to the ‘‘silk -cotton,”
which is nothing but n hybrid,produced by cropping
die nplnnd cottons upon then n—s at 1-lnnd virc versa.
Di. Philips also n/lirms tin* Jethro to lie an otfspring
of the little Brown Petit Gulf, (lienee the color of the
seed) and bfohght to lis'pfcsent state of nerfeet on by
long, patient mid slnllni eiilliviition.iuiu “for all Inutl-
is the hi st variety of cotton now known.”
AL.SO FOR .VALE,-SEED of the Sugar Loaf—
an early and prolific variety—maturing nud picking
qualities equal to Jcthio, but iho.t staple. The seed
from these two kinds have hern selected for u series of
yours with great care and system.
By early application a f w sacks of each c
had direct from the grower, of Messrs McDaniels At
Co., and ,1. No: rr.oss. Esq*., of yftliiutn, and Messrs,
OSGOOD, /ILSOBROOK CO.
Jnn. 23, r-51. Rome, Gn.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
_ vlii«in «rc o »j-e T , . _ _
tey JAMES fe- . GIliEFIN.- insures 0 ngiunst^oss by f'TRE; uIso, LIVES of
^ rnnxrrwt.v op I crs#iis and Servants. fi
£P
DANIEL S. PRINTUP
Agent for the Southern Mutual Insurance
Company at Rome, Ga.
nnst ic
FORM URt,x OF
AVING sold out my entire intoBssTIn the
CHANGE HOTEL hi this place to Mr. .Tames’
3, GmmN,I take pleasure in lecominending the for
mer patrons and the travelling public generally,
continue their patronage, ns I feel confident tlij
Ilottse in the Hands of Mr. Gtiflhi will he we|
and for comfort, not surpassed by any House in the
A. B. UEEV
Rome, Dec. 2G, 1850.
GARDEN SEEDS—CROP 05
TT7E Invite attention (oottr fine nssorti
Seed, etc. Just received n few bit. Onion setts
and buttons—some Victoria Rhubarb (or Pie Plant)
Roots—Millet seed, Field Pens, (English) Early Corn,
30 bids. Northern seed Potatoes, etc. Mcrchanrs
supplied upon the best terms.
Jan. 23J UATTEY At BRO„ Druggists
F Ol’It months after date application will bctnnde
to the honorable the Inferior Court of Floyd
county,when sitting us a court of ordinary, for leave
to sell all the land and negroes belonging to the es
tate of William Jinks, lute of said county, deceased.
THOMAS S. PRICE,
WILLIAM G. MILES,
Jnn. 23, 1851.
I CHECKS on Charleston and New York, for sulo
y DANIEL 3. PRINTUP,
Agent for the Bank of the State of So. Cu.
ov. 14, 1850. (5 ly
• Adm’rs
NOTICE.
the estate of William
A LL persons indented to
Jinks, late of Floyd county,deceased, will pie
•all and make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate will please present them In
terms of the law.
THOMAS S. PRICE,
WILLIAM G. MILES,
• Adm’rs
FREEMAN* HODGES & CO.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
68 Liberty Kfrcct, New Vork.
(Between Brondway and Nassau.)
A RIC now receiving a >ich and beautiful u.-sort*
mem of Fancy Silk anti Millcnery Goods, to
which wo would particularly invite thouttention of*nil
Cash Putchaseis, and will make it on object for them
to give us n call, as wear" determined to sell our as
sortment, for Cash, lower than ever before offered in
this market.
Miilenersean supply themselves with every article
in tlier line, at about the cost of Impnr’ntiou nr Auc
tion price . Many of our goods are manufactured ex
pressly f »r our own sale, and cannot be surpassed for
lienuty or 1 >w prices.
Rich Hat and Cap Ribbons, n large variety.
Files 'mid Fntin* for Bonnets.
Crapes, tJiaj c L’ss.-s,Tailctonsnnd Illusion Laces.
Trimmings 'or lint*, Cups and Dres-es.
Jenny find Cap*, Party nud Op.ua I lend Dic.ses. *
Embroidered Capos. Collar*, Culls and Chemisetts,
Thread, Brns.-el.*, A'uleneeini s, Silk nud Lisle
Thread Lnccs.
Embroidered Edei'ig* and In-crtings, Swiss and
Aluslin.
Embiolderoil, Revei.-e and PI tin Linen Cambric
Ildfr.
Glove* and Mils, ICid*, Silk,U-!e Tb.cndnnd
ing Silk.
Senifs, Cravats and Dress Ilkfs.
Swiss, J.u (met, Book Muslins, and Bishop Lawns.
Emliroiduied, Dan-ask and plain Caniou Crnpi
*51tn wl*.
-i Fil’d as*oitmcnt of Stmw Goods.
Fr.-neb and American Artiliclnl Flowers.
Wiih a large variety not mentioned above.
All wishing to avoid paying long prices will mak<
money l»y calling and . atisfying them elvi s.
Fob. C, 1851.
KEGS Nails, assorted. For sale low, whole
sale and retail, by 9. M. ALLEN.
Jan. 2, 1850.
0 BALES Factory Yarn, for sale low by
Jun 2. F. M. ALLEN.
■ 1
^ BALES Ricnclied nml Brown Homespuns
-I- from 3*4 to G-4 wide, for sale low by
Jnn 2. F. M. ALLEN.
M ACKEREL ill quarter, half and wbolo barrels,
• lor sale by ^ F. M. ALLEN.
.Tan 2.
CASES Men’s Boots and Shoes for ?nlc low
&AJ by F.M. ALLEN.
Jan 2.
J /h CASES Ladies’Walking shoes and kid slip.
11/ pers fiom 50 cents a pair up. ’ For sale by
Jnn 2. V F. M. ALLEN.
A FEW pieces 8—1 Bleached Linen diopet for tt
ble cloths—very nice—for sale low by
Jan 2. F. M. ALLEN.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY & PROVISION
STOU1S.
J T. SAWRIE At CO., have just recoived ntd
• are now opeuimr.a HOW and well seleclt'd
Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, bribe lower jmrt
of thi* City, 3 Doors above J. S. Burnett’s Coiner, hi
the Home recently occupied by Mr, Oppnrt. ns a Ci
gar Factory. In addition to their Stock of Groceries,
they have and will conthuto to keep on hn tub a choice
supply of Confectioneries, and Fruits ordifferent kinds.
The Citizens of Rome and vicinity, are respectfully
Invited to call nt their establishment; .where they may
obtAln nfi good bargains osennbe afford'd by any oth
er House in the City. The following articles com
pose u portion of our Stock :
Brown Sugar, Assort. Shnv. do Domestic do
Cru-hcd do (Marking, Oranges Sweet,
Loaf do Scotch Snuff, Lemons,
Clarified,do Fine (lav Cigars. Pino Apples,
Rio Coffee, Table Salt, Mercer Potatoes,.
Mocha, do Wine Vinegar, White Onions,
Java do Lemon Syrup. Red do
Cuba Molasses, Tomatto Keisnp. Goshen Butter,
SteWnrt’sSvrup, Rock nud other English Cheese,
No. 1, Mackerel, Candles A-sor. Northern do
Imperial Ten,. Pickles, Dried Beef,
Black do Mustard, Scotch Herring,
Almonds, Sugar Crack* rs, Willow Baskets.
Raisins in whole Water do , Work Baskets,
and qr. Boxes, Soda do Cranberries,
Pecan Nuts. English Walnuts,Malaga Grapes,
Prunes in Boxes.Vcrmnc^ba, Northern A j»| h s,
COSKRltY JIVES & CO
K A
for sale low
Jnn 2
I'*. M. ALLEN.
300 J j I, ^ NKl ' i * S ,r ‘ Mn 50 ‘
Conches, between tin
m
m,
I). 1J. DU KB, Juilor.
IM and Star Candice for sale by
Feb 20 G. SHAWi
.First rate article of Tubaqco and Cigars always
kept at SHAW’S
:h,20 . ■■
tfl CH ll. rrings, Surilim--, &f.. umy »l nil liim's
be iolliul ni tlu I'RKD .V. UASY IIDUSK.
^20 ‘ .
l STERS, Lobsters, Slirimpej l’L's Feet, ligg-*,
•*, served up in n superior manner at the
20 Fit EE At EASY 1IOUSE. .
. " JUST RECEIVED*
k Clarified Sugar—3 bids. Planting Po-
fi$tVtoe8, for .-ale by F. M- ALLEN.
b20,1^51
ILDERS.of fchoru and Dwelling.lum cs ;ir»- in-
* 1 to examine samples of Mineral Knob Locks
yiid dark, nt F. M. ALLEN’S
"notice-
ilOUGHT. to Jnll on the 17th instant, a Negro
1 Gifl by the nnmc of MARY ANN, who shy* she
Ing8~to George W.'Stone of Augu-ia, Ga. 'The
roman is about 50 years old, and‘dark complect-
The owner is requested to come ibrwa.id, prove
tvCptiy charges,or she will be dealt with as tlv
’ *'* tt It lil!l,'i:
"^goTasrii.
^ , Iv A T S ,
iliionable Erenoh Boot Maker.
? £ Tiil tq exfeute ym* In liiJ line, tit :i iical
Ifi&Baiml minuer, ngg si)I t’e }(innkJVjl for o
’ of tlio [latruiiagr ol Itmiip a.i.I vicinity,
unit at the riiotit ®bicr|y ftSemiijid by
'nice, cituBtoad sltvet,
|gjtv.2n,l8il. ■•■■■'
"dissolution.
_fq' Wm. E. At EX4.Ni>F.n K- Co. tiuvlng
lis titty diMolved by tnutiiiil consent, 111'
|l bo conlinnednt thoold stiind, by II. S.
IwbeiCnno-sonimtU will nKvnys he kept
Hm81*f>dsiiiesK of the firm will rt cHve the
bolli, WM- li. /ILKXANDEU.
ll. R. NORTON.
-ISSOLUTION
Suiibly^N,' Gaiiot A* Co. ih i 11jh day
tfol consent. The new tirm el
b.‘ life inilborbeil to s.'ttk' all the
p. 1 Srn.r.fy.t.v,
F. ill. Ohm/
II. D. IIl'Xl'AN.
ydalnttfllltirttl Ql
Snlliyan, Clibot yV
*tfVCown .ueronnt,
.jCnbouV.Co,
DAILY LINE CF FOUR HORSE F0ST
COACHES.
ROMM TO GUNTER'S 'LANDING.
THE Propiietor tajtes pjeas*
imotmeing to the pub
lie lias re-established
ol Four Horse Post
points, connecting nt
Gunters Landing with the Decat r Mail Boats, an I
nt Rome witli the Rome Rnilro td. A line of Four
lloiso roaches from Montgomery, connects with the
above route pt Bine Pond ; leaving Bine Pond on the
arrival ol the t’cach front Guutei’s Landing, on
Mondays, Wednesday,-* nml Friday*, at 12 P. M.—
Fan:—Montgomery to liums\ide $20; to Xn-liville
$'2>, Atri-weckly line of Four Horse.Conches is
now in operation from Rome to Jacksonville, which
will be extended to Elyton ns soon a* the connecting
line to Tuscaloosa jsstouked with Conches ; leaving
Rome, M unlays, Wednesday* and Friday*, on tiic
arrival rf the Gars,and le tving Elyton Wednesdays,
Fridays and Su.ulnyx, at 8 A. M.
Feb t'*, 1851. J. R. POWELL.
DRAYING AND BOATING-
T HE umlcnigmd thankful ft r ]>nr.t favor*, respect-
litlly informs the citizens ol Rome and its vicin
ity, tin t he will s ill «• -ntimte liis old business o( boat
ing ami dirtying, li -li dds h'mself in readiness to
have Produce, MerehnmVze, *Yc„ convoyed to any
pa.t of the City nr Comttry.and to furnish irom Lis
wood-yard on the. Oo*tnnaul i River, any quantity of
good oak and hickory wood, lie ha* two excellent
teams, nml will he thankful for the patronage of his
fii -mis and the public. JOHN II. WISDOM.
Jan. 30,1851.
Will. B. COLLIER,
‘ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Rome, Georgia.
Feb. VI, IP5L
FOR SALE,
A pleasant residence about 3 miles from Rome,
. west of the Oostnnnuln river, and on the road
leading to King's Mills nml Gin Factory. The dwel-
buil'ding*. It is Supplied with exccellbnt well and
spring water. Attached arc MO acres of land, 15 of
wliich are cleared and under fence, and sowed in
wheat. The place might be rendered valuable for
raising stock and vegetables, ns the range is quite in
exhaustible, and market convenient.
For particulars enquire rf J/ra. Rrmsiiaht on the
premise.-. Feb. 13.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
POST-OFFICE, ROME,TLX,)
Fr.mti’.utv 1, 1851. \
The Northern, Eastern and Houtlyrn mails arrive
daily, except Sundays, at H P. loses same days
at 3A A. M. Mode of conveyaj^e, Rail Rond Cars.
Western mail arrives daily, except Mondays, nt S
A, M. Closes daily,except Sundays, nt 2 P. M. Mode
of conveyance, Four Horse Post Coaches.
Southwestern mail arrives Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 10 A. M. Closes Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at 2 P. M. Mode of con veyance,
‘our Horse Post Conches.
LaFnyette mail, via Summerville, Dirt Town, Mt.
Hickory and Hardin’s Mills, arrives Mondays and
Thursdays nt 7 P. M. Closes mime days at}) P. M.
Cave Spring and Van's Valley mails arrive Tues
days nml Fridays nt i 1 A. M. Closes snare days nt 2
P. M.
irrives on Thursdays at II M.
Closes same days nt 12 A. M.
California and Johnson’s mails nrrive on Fridays ut
11 A. M. Cloros same days at 12 A. M.
Til Oft’. J. PERRY, P. M.
SOMETHING NEW!
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
OppoMito tlic Post Office,
OVER THE CABINET WARE ROOMS.
HIIE sub^Cfibers arc trow prepared to execute work
V in .the-a I rove line; iipa flylo that cannot tail to
“ of jomobfth*
jirovideu.
DR. ROGERS’ LIVERWORT AND TAR-
A SAFE nml certain cure for consumption of the
Lungs, spitting of blond,coughs, colds, Asthma,
n the side, bronchitis, hooping cough, nml nil
pulmonary affections,
Rxlrnrlt from Cirti/iaitcs
Which can be -con ill full by calling on the agent and
getting a pamphlet.
Mr. Adam llariis A*ristnnt Surgeon U. S. Navy
Hospital, New York, says Dr. Rogers’ Liverwort
and Tor cored a case of the ntosl cM-tressing Asthma
of twenty-.-ix years standing.
[signed] Adam Harris.
Gabriel Whitehead, Esq., of Cincinnati, says—I
had the Consumption, attended with the most distres*
sing cough, ntul discharged several quarts of blood
irem ilrc lungs, and all my friends and physicians
gave me up to die, yet n tew bottles of Dr. Rogers’
Liverwort nud Tttr restored me to perfect health I
GAimtF.r, WiiiTaiiF.An,'
C-? Sworn to ant! sub.-cribed this 27ilt day of Novvm-
b -r, 1844. 4 1J. E. Sprwcer, Alayor of Cincinnntti*.
J 1 .- Mrs. Child (resides on Sixth street, two doors west
of Smith, Cincinnati,) says—I had the pulmonary
consumption, attended with a mo t distressing cough,
which reduced me to a mere skeleton, and although
under the care of an able physician [Prof. Harrison]
1 continued to grow woric, and gave up nil hopes of
recovery ! At this crisis 1 was persuaded to try Dr.
Itogeis’ Livcrworr and Tar, which entirely healed
my lungs mid restored mo to pei-feet health, by the
use ol n lew Lotties. (signed! Ann Cntr.o.
{&. Dr. William Richards, of Cincinnati, says—-
Although it nitty ft em unprofessional, I feel constrain
ed to-ti\te that l us’d Dr. Rogers’ Liverwort nml
Tar in the ease of Charles Wade, who was quite low
with pulmonary r oiiBumption, with the happiest edict,
after the usual remedies had failed.
[ igned] Wit. Richards, M. D.
The following is written from Elizabethtown, Ivy.:
Your Dr. Roger's Liverwo.t nml Tar gives great sat
isfaction in this place. Dr. Howard prescribes it, nml
pronounces it otic of tin* Le-1 medicines in use*.
Ji. II. Havcdaft, Druggist.
Rev. Henry Wiseman, of Patriot, Gallia county.
O., writes -Dr. Rogeis’ Liverwort and Tar lias licen
the means ol&nntolnng my life from n premature grave!
[-igned] ' HENRY WISEMAN*
Mr. Merriweuiher, of Denmark, Tenn., writes—
Dr- Rogers’ Liverwort nml l’kn ins: uvi h great
success. A young man of this place, suppeFed by
every one to he in the l ist stage of Consumption !
wn- entirely eu.ed by l»s rs *!
[signed] Davio Meriuwratiicr, Druggist.
Mr. II. E. Drake, Druggist, of Xenia, O., states—
A gentleman of my nc quaint nice, who was appa
rently in the last slag * of the Consumption, was re*
stored to perfect health by the use of Dr Rogers' Liv
erwort and Tar. The cure was a most extraordinary
Dr: Wdson, inn old school Physician of high staini
ng,) of Patriot, O.. wr.bs—I luvu been the family
physician of Mrs. Wiseman ior twelve years, anil
during that tim * am* has suffered with diseased lungs,
which finally settled into pulmonary consumption !
She was cniirciv cured by the u*e of Dr Rogers’ Li
verwort and Tar. II. R. WILSON, M.;D.
IT IS A POSITIVE FACT,
That wherever Dr. Roger.**’ Syrup of Live, wort and
Tar lias been introduced, it is .-.uperceding every oth
er Cough Medicine before the public This is wholly
owing to its tiuly wonderful medicinal virtues.
Be warned in Season !
And negl.-ct i.ot that cough which is daily weaken
ing your constitution, irritating vour throat and lungs,
and inviting on that dread disease, Consumption,
when so soothing and healing a ronicdy can he ob
tained us Dr. Rogers* Syrup of Liverwort nml Tar.J
Beware of Counterfeits and Base Imitations.
The genuine article is signed Andrew Rogers, on
oil the engnved wmpper around cneli bottle.
Price, $1 per bottle, or rix bottles for $5. Sold
wholesale and retail by . r ?COVIL & MEAD,
113 Chartres st., bet. Conti nml St. Louis, N. Oilcan.*,
Sole agents lor the Southern States, to whom nil
ord is raid applications lor Agencies must be address-
ed.i
ft;;- Sold by BATTEYAr B1U)., Rome,,Pom-
ers Ac Bro., Kingston, Ga. John Erwin, Cassvillc,
J. J. Ilopkins, Mtnim -rville ; J. W. Robbins, Cave
.spring ; J. L. Elliot 6c Co.,0i*dnr Bluff, Ala.
FLOYD SHERIFF'S SALES-
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in March next,
before the Court-house door in the city of Rome,
within the usual hours of sale, the following property,
5 D07t. Axes for sale low, and warren ted, by
F. M. ALLEiN
^^IIITK WINE
sale by
id pure Cider Vinegar, for
F. M. ALLEN.
ply to
Sul. Raisin
Dried Citron,
Rice,
Star Candles,
Tallow do
Sperm do
Coign tea Soap, L. Nutionnlat
Variegated do
All of which we offer for Cash
vited to send in llteir ordois.
Rome, Ga., Nov. 21, l**5l).
Hardier
St ircli,Pearl and Coneo Nuts,
Blue, Brazil do
Rcgtili i Cigars, Buck Wheat,
Principe do Rock Salt,
do
l’y. Ftnniik s are in
PENMANSHIP*
M R. McKOY’S loti.-ih Term of Pcmnnnship will
cot:
commence in t!i
next.
Jan 23, f,851.
place on Monday,3d of March
Georgia, Floyd County 0
W HEREAS, Joseph Waiter*, administrator; on
the estate of Urauhcrry Viek, deceased, ap
plies to me for Letters of Dismission from the further
administration of the same—
These arc, therefore, to cite and admoni.-h till and
singular the kindrend nml creditors of said deceased,
to he and appear nt tv.y office within the time prescri
bed by Inw, to show cans* (if any exists) why said
Letters of dismission hlimdilnot he granted.
Given under mv linnd.at nfli.v, l itli Jnmmry.
January 14,1*53*1. JESSE LAM BERTH r. «.
AT HOME AGAIN*
R. IIUDGINS can he found at his Shop on
Broad Street, in the lower part of the City.pre-
pared to do any kind of work hi the Carpenter’s line,
and nt hit usual low piices. V/iudow MjikIi,
CSliiMl *. Ac., will he kfpt constantly on hand. Per-
holts wishing work done in his line would do well t»
call and see him before making n trade el.-ewhe.e.
J.m. 1), 1 •»:>!. Cm
PROVISION STORE.
;s. o. tviiias
KEEPS CONSTANTLY roll SALE I'AMIIN
anouF.iuKs, sAConuams, ii-ooj.
ROLLS AKB FI'A TUFFS.
A luw young lmui can bu m-rnimiwiluiftl .villi
UuimlhiK. " VKKAXIU IlOl'SIi,
April-Jo, If’.'iO. Home, JJrj>ot Sqitttr
NEW ABBIVAL.
A&S i 1 1 1iIn ilnilcrsiljnod bv^a Ivnvv in inform tin-
A-rpr cUhenfl itl'Hoiiii*, ita vicinity mnl liir public
gciivriilly.tlint lie linn ju-l received mnl cpcncij n new
Stock of WATCHES nml .11:1 W10Ml Y ol dm wry In-
t' at patcins and finev-t style, ilia friemlaiuui ticijuain.
tnneca tire eordinlly invited to (jive liiiu u enll und ex*
ntlliite his naaortmetit.
All kinds of tepnirinpr done to order, mid yoodaund
work wnrrented. Ilia csiiiblislnucnt wilt be luuml n
lew doors nliovo the Htlbutn House, Depot Sttunre.
I. li. McKINZIE.
Dee. 1U, 1850.
Warehouse & Commission Merchants,
AUCU3TA,'6a. •/;
T HE undersigned ihnnkful for the libornl
patronnge of llte past season ( tigaln ten
ders tlioir services m tlinir friends mid the
public, in tbe snlo ol Cotton end other Pro
duce, nt their Eire J'rnof Warehouse on
Campbell street, wlieto their personal atten
tion will ho given to nil lin.lriess entruslid to
them, und lilternl Cash fiqvnnces iniide on
Product!, when required. Otders for Bugging,
Hope mid family supplies, executed nt the
lowest market price.
JOHN CQSKERV,
A. G. JANES,
THOSE W. COSKRRY.
Augustn, Sept. IP, lKftO. 50iC
To Noullicru anti Weiirrw
MERCHANTS.
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, &c.
W E tiro now htoiffrliijr nil extikk ni:w stoci or
roiicto.V and ml.MKsnc li.Mtinvxnii tint tliaus-
1 rolls lira of tint COth MnylitivltIB Iclt uawitliomuiiy
Goods oil Imml.
Oar Stock will comprise every variety of Hard-
w.MtK udaytcil to tlm Sontlu?ru and VVomurn Trudc,
tiiul ini iih.*<>rtment ofUin.Ksami GuNsunsurpasted.
Oar Foreign Gootls liuvo all been imported direct,
and the Doiucstie parehnsod upon the moot advmt-
tiigomif term« InrCutdi; and from our long experi
ence, we IcLt conlidetit that wo can do us well nt
l»*U( , l for our eti.«to>m*rs as any other House, nnd in
vite all Merchant* visiting Uiurlestoii to enll no l
examine oar Stock at No. 7, II ay tie Strool,. next
I*. M. Cohen t\c Co., Druggists.
COURTNEY TENNENT/
No. 7, IIay.nk Strure, Giinrto«ton..S, C
Sept. f», 1S50.
New Music,
UST received, and for rale,a fine Bnpply of Mtni«
^ for the Piano Forte, consisting ol the In test.Song*.
Mntchcs, Waltzes Arc,
The zubficriber being the nuthori.-cd agent'of hu
extensive Music Store, will receive orders ut nil times
for ntiy particular kind of music. Also, Piano Fortes,-
Gitilnts, or any kind of mu*icnl instruments. Orderr
handed in will be thankfully received, and filled with
the earliest dispatch. J. D; DICKERSON, Ag’L-
October 31, 1850.
R
WHLIAH A. AND JOHN M. SANFORD-
H AVING taken the HOTEL recently occupied by
E. U. GARRETT, hi Summerville, Gn. would
respectfully inform the travelling pobBc tlint they ore
prepared to accommodate all who may favor them
with n cell. Tli**ir House is large and commodious,
nud well suited for the comfort nml convenience of
families travelling the tip country in iho pursuit of
health nr pleasure; nml their table furnished with the
very best tin* country affords. 'I heir stables will he
supplied wi h an nbnudarree of provender and attend*
«d 1*3 m,tldtil-nml rOlck'in Ostlers. Their friends nml
acquaintances are cordially invited to call and give
them a trial, as no pains will be spared on the it pnrt to
render all comfoitabic,
Suimnerv.lle, Gn. Jnn. 9, 1850.
F uUR. monthsallorditto application will be made
to tim honorable the Inferior court of Floyd
jinny, when filling a* a court jf ord
i ,-ell a negro boy by t)i~* name ol Ra
lg to tin; estate of A. S. VV f . John*o*i.
Jan. HI, K5l. A. B. REESE,Guard.
ry, lor L
"in, belong-
Adiuiiiistmtoi’j Stile.
A GREEABLY to an order Of the honorable tLc
Interior (’mirt of Chatham county, when sitting
as a Court of Ordinary, will be sold on the fust Tues
day in April next, before the Court House do irin the
City of Rome, Floyd county, within the usual hours of
s ilo, th * followin'* tracts or parcels of Land, to wit :
Lots known ami di-tingni Led ns uumbeisOm* Hand
ed and Fifty, [150] mnl Two Hundred nml Nixiecii,
r2l»'»] in tlie Twenty-third [23] hi trict of the Third
paction; .Vald nsthe properly of Philip Reilly, late-of
Chatham countv, decerned: TermsCnslr
Jnn,23, 1851 J ULIA ANN REILLY, Admr'x
SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.
GEO It OK 1JONE
R espectfully mfoims »ho cnizeusof Floyd
uml th« adjoining Couut.es, and the public* gener
ally, that lie hns pennnncntly located in the City of
Rome, with the intention of carrying on the CAR
RIAGE MAKING BUSINESS in nil its various
brandies. From bis long i?X| erh nee in one of the most
extensive Carriage manufactories in the State of North
Carolina, lie flatters himself that he will be able to give
entire satisfaction to nil who may fo I disposed to test
his mechanism. " Equaled by few an.l Excelled by
none,” is his motto, and iti order to carry this fully in
to effect, he employs none but first rate workmen in
every department of his business, from the turning of
a common wagon-r poke, to u full trimmed Pleasure
Carriage. In connection with bis e sinbiisluueiit ho
lias nil extensive BLACKSMITH SHOP, which ena
bles him to facilitate hu-im ss anil fill ordeis in work-
mcniikc style. He cordially invites the public, and es
pecially those who art disposed to encourage “ home
manufacture*” in give him a rail uiuUmnmno liwCnr-
ringcp, Buggies and Wagons, before purchasing else-
where, ns he is dctoriiiitied to sell for cosh or to punc
tual customers, on ns good terms ns can be obtained
youth of” Mason and Dickson’s Line.”
Repairing done to order, und in the slio, tc.-t pos.-i-
ble time, llis establishment may he li.in.d in the
immediate vicinity of the Rail Rond Depot and next
door to ilii? Ililhurn lloti-i*.
Broad Street, Rome, Ga. January 1st, 1851.
NEW-YORK STORE.
Just Received,
1 f|AA PIECES Prints iff late pntt'rtift und
jUl/lF styles—many ot'wlileli are of the fin
esl English amt French maun fact urn. 200 pieces
Worsted goods, o new und desirable ft jrk's—-figur
ed niiil plain—co • Jstiiigol' cashmeres, porutnutta
cloths, Cohnrgnloths, mnrciio*, ulpaeons, OeLniiies.
20 pieces rich figured and black silks; also u Wide
black silk for mantillas, witli tin assortment of silk
Incus nml fringe. 2 cases bonnets, tiiinmod and
made ill thu v»*ry latest Now York style—*1k*so are
u very rich article nml well worthy fin? noticeofalio
ladies, 30 superfine all wove long shawls. Afr».
collars, wristlets, gloves, luces, combs, Itoisery, vvc.
Romo, Get 17 1850 DENNi.S A; HUNT.
F OUR months after date application will be made
to the honorable the Inferior Court of Floyd coun
ty, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to tell
all the Real Estate belonging to Wesley 8. and 8nrah
A. Trout, Minor Orphans of Tilmnn Trout, late ofsaid
comity deceased
SAMUEL STEWART,Guard.
w4m»
Nov. 7, 1850.
I ipOUR months niter date tip] li.-utjoti will 8e mode
t<» the honorable the Interior Court of ( inttoogii'
county, whin sitting for ordinary purpose* for leave
to -ell the l.nmKV: Negroes belonging to the estate #f
Edwin Jones, n Lunntie of said county.
Nov.7, 1850. HARhlETTJONEe«.) n „;
M. MONTGOMERY, J G,,#rd M
NOTICE.
R ANAWAY from the subscriber o:i Wednesday,
the llthult., a chestnut Sorrel MARE, shod
all round, nml I think a small while spol in the fore
head With .-OI1K* marks of gear. Any person taking
up said animal uml giving me information of the
a tine, will he liberally rewarded. Write to John
.-on’s Post Office, Floyd county. Ga.
John JOHNSON,P. M.
Jnn. 2, 18' 1
in the 5th diet, and itli section
.*> ty of John’ W. Paynelosat-
Juifticq’s court of Floyd co.,
livniv.one in lavorof William
Yarbrough ^* Lamkili
NOTICE
5 herein' givt ii that all notes and i c■count- her
fore made with J. D. DICKERSON lieve been
tied t ) tli>* subscriber- re.sons owing the snmc
ni. Pted to come foiwnrd at an early date ami n
to either myself or J. I) Uiekcrson,
th -ti ed ug' lit to.collect aiji’^ceipt for
ame. TilOS. D; SIIELXfc'
Jnti 7, 1831
|ny
Lot of Land, No 81,
—levied on as the prop
isfv three li. fas. from n
one in favor of F. 1. Si
Stanton, the other in I
vs. John W. Payne and We-ley Siiropshlre, ? ceutlty
on stay. Levy made nml r turu d to me Ly u con
stable.
No 92, 24tli district 3d s ’ction. or th** lot whereon
James Cannon now* lives—levi *d on ns the properly of
Jnmi’S Cannon to satisfy two li. fas. from a Justice’s
Court of Floyd county, iti favor of F. I. Sulivnn vs.
said Cm.non. Levy returned to me Ly a constable.
Also, a leiise ’f..9 , lv.. “'' ' % Wy:,!'' •m.lhe 25lh December
last, on lot No 17, 2 2d <Tl?5»i/5 J *Y o/„,giving 18 ,
acres of cieaied land, with g >od innclo Dy t0 Hon Monday the 2Uth just,
ns the ptoperty of Parker.-ott Stewart to ^djwj-ffve fi
fas froju a Justice’s court of FJoyd county, ope in fa
vor or W. W. Gibbs Ar Co., one in favor of J.S.
Reeves, one in favor of Sloan *\r Hawkins,. b.?nivr,
one in favor of F. 1. Sulivnn, the other in favor of
John B. Gink vs Pntkorsou Stewart. Properly point
ed out by J. S, Reeves. THOS. S, PRICE, Sh’fl'.
POSTPONED SHERIFF'S SALE*
At the name time and place^
Lot of Land, ]S T o. 215, 23d di-triet 3.1 -egtton—-le
vied on as the property of John L. Anderson to satis
fy a li. fa. from Richmoud Inferior I’ourt, in favor of
John L. Pez tnt ys. Jolm Reece uml John f* Anderson.
Property nojqtcd puj by p! , ft”a utpy.
Jnn. 30,1-51. G. W. HANSON, D. Sli’il'.
WM. II. UPKIIW00D& J. W. II. UNDEliWOOi).
WILL PRACI ICE LVW
X N all the Counties of the T’lnrokoc. Circuit, (ex
cept D.idc): They will both personally attend nil
the Courts. J. W. 11. UNDERWOOD will attend
the Court* of Jackson and Hnh?rfihnm counties of the
Western Circuit, f Bpth will.ntteod tho ; 8<*ssfqnspf the
SUPREME COURT at Cassville iihd Gaii.esviltc,
All h:igiiie.*i* ■•ntriistWd to |,q promptly
nppj'es to me lor Lvt-
oii the estate of Robert
Georgia- Floyd County,
W HEREAS, Anne A lie
ters of Administrate
Allen, deceased—
These arc, therefore; to ci
singular the kindred
to be and appear atu
ed by law, to show ei
Letters should not be .
Given under my hand, at office, 11th J ut
Jnn. Id. 1 -51. ' JESSE LAM HER 1II
and admonish all and
it**is of jtiiid deceased,
otlici: within the time preyciih-
e (if any tiny have) why said
MEDICAL CARD.
DIt. J. D. OWEN,
(Laic Assistant Physician to the Lunatic
Asylum at MilludycvUlc.)
H AVING permanently located in Rome, respectful
ly tenders his Professional services to all poisons
requiring Medical, Surgical or Obstetric aid in the
City or country. lie hopes by constant nml unremit
ting attention to his prolVss on, to merit a liberal share
of patronage.
(ft* GFFJC’K- -tot * i fo tin Courier Office,
opposite the Buena Vista House—Residence, next door
to Mr. Cabot.
Rome, Gn., Nov. 14, 1850, C, 3m.
GEORGIA, Floyd County*
W HEREAS Pleasant R. Lyle applies to me for
Letters of Administration on the estate of Jon
athan S. Lnw.-on, deceased.
Thc*e nre therefore to cite and admonish nil and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to
be and appear ut my office Within the time prescribed
by low to shew cause, if any exist, why sniff letters
should not he granted. Given under my hand at ol-
licc t.'iL 5i|i December, 1850.
JESSE LAMBERT!!,c. c. o.
Dec. 12,1850. 10 3Ud
NEW-Y0RKSTORE.
J UST RECEIVED, 2 cases mi per lor moleskin imt.
from the nmnufactory of “Genin,” New York
These arc the finest moleskin hats-that can posal-.
bly be Hindu and warranted tuperiot to any thing ©fr
tin* kind ever offered in Rome, Wo also qll'er Barn-
kin, Duryer V: Co’s hats at reduced prices-—not war**
runted. 10 pieces b runch black nml olive cloths,
from $'l 50 up. 15 pieces black doeskin, fancy
and French black corded enssimeres, nt great bar-
gains—also, shirts, gloves, suspenders, hnmlker-
chii fV.iVu., Arc., to which we Invito the attention at-
'.he gentlemen of Rome.
N. B. A few dozen mareno and silk shirts;
October 17, J850 DENNIS & HUNT;-.
ACADEMY*
nQIUH^xarcise* of this Institution will he icsu’m *d
continue during a
u of live months. The services'of Mr. JOHN
GOSMAN, a graduate of Princeton,, have l». in se
cured as Assistant, and the Teacheri pledge them
selves that no efforts on tli.*ir part shall be wanting to
render the School worthy of u liberal patronage- Be
sides th.* studies comprised in A thorough L'ias-ical and
Engli-h course, jinrtfcular attention will be paid to
Book-keeping, and to the. preparation of young men
for business. Those who desire to study French can
do so under a French Instructor. Tuition ns hereto
fore. F. .1. STEVENI s ,Principal.
Rome, Gn., Jon. 2,1851.
FRESH ARRIVAL.
At No. 2, Choice-* Ilo\tsc.
rpiIB unde.-signed voqld respectfully i
J- z.ensof Rome nml the surrounding
•the
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
Charleston, South Carolina, Nov. 185Q.
rpjlE undersigned has commenced the Importing
J- and Wholesale Dry Goods Business «» i'o.
135, Met tiug-streid, when* lu* will opt n, by about the
fifteenth of.Ianitaiy next, n large nml very• complete
Sn.ck of B’dreifill Good*, m I ctcd Ly him>elf
in the markets of England und Frm.ce, and impi
dirfet »o ihi- Vmt.
lie particularly invites attention to his L'tock of
SILK AND FANCY GOODS, ns I ein ;
u osl ex'insivc ever offered in thL* Ma
ing an a- ortnient of _
VI dn aiuj^f.;|:it*k, Fiincy-ctilorcd Figured,
fund Clieiu* SILKS ;
BA R E( J ES, G R KN AD IN ES, ALBA RIN ES;
French nml ^e.-tfli Ginghnnms, A.C., of the hilest
and newest styles ; ' 1
A very full Stock of new style Bonnet Ribbons ;
GLOVES of every description ;
A large variety of SHAWLS, adapted to the Spring
nud Summer trade ;
HOSIERY—Silk and Cotton—in great variety ;
A large stock of S.lk, Mohair, Cotton and Tluend
EDGINGS and LACES.
Possessing facilities for purchasing on the most fn-
vor«.l le terms, li ? confidently invites n comparison
with any .Market in the United Suit. s.
lie will have, in addition, a fulls.ippiy of American
Mamif.mtiircd Goods.
A call from hi* friends, und dealers generally, is re
spectfully solicited.
JAMES B. BETTS.
Dec. 19, 1850.
United Stales Wholesale
CLOTHING TIM REHOUSE.
HOPKINS! HUDSON & CO.
^OIWWI ISSION ill 1211 CIV A NT I..
Office Frazer's Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
L'NDEUSIGNED beg leave to inlorni their
-L friends uml the public, that they hnvo opened an
Office in the City ol'Charlutton, 8. C., lor tt
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS*.
Parti, ulnr attention will be given to the side ofCMtoai
nnd nil other Country Produce, purchase ofMerchan
dize, and Receiving end Forwarding Goode. The
eiist.imnry cosh advanc es and facilities will be nHord
ed customers.
J. R. Hudson,and John J. CopENresides in Charles
ton. L. iloi-KiNS continues his residence nt Angus*
in, Gn., engaged, in the Commission Business as
heretofore, whore he may be consulted in relation to
business de.-igned.for m»r House in Churjestoa..
LAMBETH HOPKINS, Augtiain*.
JOHN R* HUDSON,. ) p . .. .
JOHN J. COllEN, j.CharlMtoa,
Oi toiler 2J, 1330.
To Officers and Soldjers of the War with tf ex-
ico, the War of 1812 with Great Britain, <nr
any of the Indian Wars, Regular, Volunteer
or Drafted, or their legal Representatives,.
Widows and heirs.
B Y recent net of* Congress you nrr allowed bonh^
ty hinds nnd money in proportion to the timo
ol s.Tvici*, rendered in any of the above nun **
Wars. The undersigned having rill the ibnur-*:
eessary, you can obtain warrants for entering'
lamb, and procure the bounty
utry,t<» cut
chis FRESII STOCK OF GOODS just
received arm opynyd, consisting in part of die fall >w-
itig articles, viz.;
Refined, Crushed, Povtorieo nml X. O.leans Sugars;
Java, Rio and Lngnirn Coffee.
Molasses, Syrup, IJice, Ghees.-, Son.-clu>nulote,- Rnt-
shiji, Cntsops, Picljles, Citioti, Preserved Ginger
Bpfrm'.'Storr nml Ttdlnw Candles, ‘Family^ Flour
Mackerel hi hbls.,-half bhli , ”
der, Shotynd Lvad, Axes,' t
X. 58. Ifiaaifnrrt &, Co,
J./: II7.V <5* U.Us'FOJU) t
.\i s. 252,,251, 950 and 25 > /V/t' street, Xnv Yo>[ .
13 ETWEEN Fulton street and Busline .Slip 1* vc
L> on ban I the largest nw .rtin.uir of CLOTHING
in the Unit’d Nuit'*.*,adapted to nil markets. Ip thu
articles ol shirts ami dinwcra, \yu keep
October 17, 1850,
DANIEL S. PRINTUP,
Attorney ut Law, Rome, Ga.*
AUCTION m COHI3H8SION ursiNfissi
THE undersigned would re*pec:fully tender his ser
vices to tin* public as
CITY AUCTIONEER,
All business entrusted to hi* core will meet with,
prompt attention nnd quick returns.
J. L. HUSON.
lie would beg lenvc to refer to
MKSSKS. I.OUAS St ATKINSON, / M
“ ran et corroN, y '
” DKN.NI.- *V II. NT, ^ Rome,
\in. j. traixok,( MilledgevUle.
Rome, Ga., Dec. 10, 1850. 10#
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
gentlemen’s water-proof and dr ess boots, ladies b
and shots, and every variety of hoots and »lu«
childicn. Also,.a fine assortment-.oj* stron,
Hick-s und boots fir comnioii wear. As lie
his stock in 5 Imi les oJi wit-li
lie can confidently rtcoiiimend it to hi.t f
patrons, and vydl repair any ripsv
He also has. on band nn eib
lock Bnltimora upper nml sole
( _ skiiuand a g^ncnit usscj
Iso, the most cxleiinvo iq uiufietuf.rs cf oil j wliioh^
lid covered 1 hots in the world. Plain and l a * c h “
Lolling ofnll kinchi. Oifctnlogiie^