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f-^CoMPAMr op Mormon Emigrants from
^England reached St. Louis from New Or-
lesus a few days since cn rotife for the Salt
Lake. The St. Louis Republican says :
We do not yet see the “beginning of the
end” of the English Mormon emigration to
this country. There nre now in England
and Wales from 80,000 to 100*000 persons
of the Mormon persuasion, who are patiently
hiding their time and. chanco for n voy age to
' the Mormon home in Salt Lake Valley.
■They are aided in their efforts by well organ
ized societies and agencies. Tlioy nre most
ly persons of limited means, however, and
twenty years hence, probably^ they will not
all have reached our country. We nre in
formed that the in-pouring during the coming
fall will bo unusually large.
ROME PRICES CURRENT.
COBKECTIID W E K 11 L V
BY
FRANCIS M. ALLEN,
ARTim.BS. $ CTS. $ CTS
Bacon, Hams n 1st
Side. a .. Hi
Shoulders a .. 10 j
Hog Round, a .. 11
Baooino, Dundee yd a .. ..
Ky Si a .. ..
Cunncy loin .. 17
Bwtt**, Goshon lb 23 a .. 30
Country 15 i.. 20
Bear, Fore quarter, 21 a .. ..
Hind do 3a.. 31
Canolss, Box 20 a .. 20
Spermaceti a .. S3
Adamantine,... .... .. 33 a .. 37
Corm. Java, Sack Ifl a .. 181
■ ■ Cuba, .... .. a ..
Laguira, .. a .. 15
„ Rio 14 a .. 141
'Cotton 4 a . 8
Conn, 85 a .. 00
Conn Mial, itl a .. 100
Cokdaok, Bale Ropo a .. 11
Mnnllla, 18 a .. 20
Cotton, .... .. 10 a .. 25
Vwnii, Vi 31a .. 4
Mackxrl, No 1 por libl $15 SO
No, 2“ a $13
No. 3" “ $10
Hloss.Oreen,... lb 5 a..
Dry........ ....
Iron, Swode, ....
English,
Ro3
Band
Hoop, .
Xsao ....
Molassrs bbl pr gal. W. I
Syrup,.. ....
Rails, Keg lb....
Rice, ......lb....
do do bushel
. .r .. 90 a
■ Table, per bo*
a
Buoad, N. Orleans, lb
8 a
• 1 Poriorloo,.:
0 a
Delta
9 a
Santaorus
10 a
Refined
11 a
Loaf
12 a
Crushod, ........
.... r. 124a
Clarified,
* U a
Tallow,.,.3.
. 8 a
Rolls,..,
.8a.
.(la.
. 5a.
. 61a .
. 7in .
. 0 a .
,7a.
. 371a .
. 60 a .
, 5a.
.5a.. 01
2 00 a ..2 10
1 00
20
10
10
10
.. 23 a
.. 33 a
MAIL ARRANGEMENT-
POST-OFFICE, ROME, GA,
February 1,1851.
Tho Northern, Eastern and Southern mails arrive
daily, except Sundays, at 11 P. M. Closes same days
at 81 A. M. Mode of conveyance. Rail Road Cara.
Western mailarrives daily, escept Mondays, at H
A.M. Closes daily, except Sundays, at SP.M. Mods
of conveyance; Four Horse Post Coaches.
Southwestern mail arrives Mondays, Thurndnys and
Saturdays at 10 A. 51. Closes Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at 2 P. M. Mode of conveyance,
Four Horse Post Coaches.
LaFayette mail, vis Summerville, Dirt Town, hit.
Hickory and Hardin's Mills, arrives Mondays and
i Thursdays at 7 P. M. Closes same days at 9 P. 51.
Cove Spring and Van'a Valley moils arrive Tues
days and Fridays at 11 A. M. Closes same days at 2
, P. M-
Ilarmitaga mail arrives on Thursdays at 11 A. 51.
Closes same days at 12 A. 51.
California and Johnson's mails arrive on Fridays at
.--It A. M, Ctoscssame daysat 12 A. nr.
thos. j. perry, r. nr.
^ BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES-
jjL ■ ODD FELLOWS.
'■ Rome Lotov No. 40, I. O. O. F. 5Iect every
Wednesday evening at their Lodge Room on Broad-m
mSlf‘ JAS. U. (UBSON N. G.
A* " W.-C. DENSON. Sec.
f MASONS.
... at Rons Royal Arch Cnsr i eb No. Q6,51ect leiTuea.
day in each month, at Masonic Hall.
■ 1 • JAMES D. GIBSON, H. P.
1 THOS. J. PERKY, Seo'y.
* Coosa Lome No. 06, Meet the first and third Erl-
'J. doys in each month, at Mn-onic Hall.
■~~ v J. T.SAWR1E, W. 51.
JESSE LaMBERTH, S.
- Hohtxr Lome No.— 5Icct the second and fourth
• Fridays of each month, nt Masonic Hall.
’*! GEtlRGE B. DOUGSASS, W. 51.
JAMES M, SUMTER. S.
.... . SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Floyd Division No. 57, Meet every Monday eVe-
' nlng at tho Court House. J. H, TORBE’I’T W. P.
A. M.LAUB, It. S.
Section C.dlts No. 17, 5Ieet everv Thursday eve-
, ping at tho Court House. A. M. LAUB, Patron.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
rpHE subreriber grute-
-L ful for tho mnny and
repeated favors bestowed
upon him “ lor lo these
mnnyvenrs,” by the citi
zens of Rome nnd vicini
ty, would still solicit a con
.timtance of their patron
age, nnd a visit from nil
persons having business in
his lino. He may bo found nt tho sumo OLD ES
TABLISHMENT on Broad street, 5 Doors West of
Jl’ J. Johtison’a Corner. Within the Inst twelve
• ^ months he hns greatly enlarged his shop, and made
|{ * many and important improvements m almost every
l w . branch of his business. llis.materials aro good and
''^abundant; his workmen faithful and competent,
i and ho flatters himself that his Carriages, Buggies,
nnd other vehicles, will .favorably compare in beau*
ty, stylp, finish and durability, with any similar
r efctabllshnientNoi th or South.
B v. Connected with his Carriage Establishment, he
Y has an extensive Blacksmith shop at the head of
; which is an experienced workman who is always
at home, and holds himself in readiness to hammer
£>. nnd have hammered, lion and steel to order,
Theoitizons of Georgia ilp'd Alabamn who in-
pTdvpurohftBing carriages or buggies, are cordially
vited to call and examine his work. His prices
111 he regulated to suit the times, and cash in
»d will Et’nil times command tho very bust bar-
m WILLIAM W1MPEE.
te, May 29,1851.
B.—Repnirihg done at the shortest notice,
“ rally nnd effectually.
NOTICE.
furiuincc with the .'»3d section of the City Or-
1 prances, I will attend at the Mayor’s office fom
Y~wt t» the 15th of June next, for the p rpose o*
fleeting City TaxeB r for the year 1851. All persons
hie for taxes are respectfully requested to coil ai.d
kin t’ie S’tmc. W. STEWART, Col. do Rec.
|piy 29; ’.831.
DOT AND SHOE MAKING.
Mr.' SAM’ly MoKINZIE bv the
e and ehoes to order \ and eon-
r the above, therefore, will be
HOUSE PAINTING.
AARON V/. HARSHAW,
TTAVING permanently located lit the Cltyof Rome,
IX isprepored to execute work la the above lino, in
n style that cannot fail to pleu.e the most fastidious.
He has in hlo potseasion testimonials from many ditTcr-
,cnt persons who have tried his skill, that will satisfy
every onit -vho wish to infer to them. Those in Rome
end the surrounding country who have houses to paint
can have it done on no good tenns, and with n3 much
ncatneas and dispatch by me ns it. eon he done by any
body fclae, North or South. Having quit o.rrisgc and
sign painting,'my whole attention will bo Riven to tho
shove brancli of the business, Graining done in first
rate style, nnd made to represent any kind of wood or
marble desired. As I have done a great deal of work
in.this port of the country, specimens of which may
bo seen, 1 deem it unnecessary to any any thing more
us to my ability ,o do good work, but only uBk a trial
Msy 29,1851.
1EMHATO® -HOTEIL.
T HIS well known pleasant stand is again open for
the accommodation of Hoarder* and Trans ent
visiters. J. J. REEVES, Pro.
Rome,Ga., May 29,1851.
FLOYD SHERIFF S SALES FOR JULY.
W ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in Julync A t
before the Court-house door in the City o/
Rome, Floyd, County, within tho usual hours of sale
tho following property, to wit •
\2 1 Gall. Tinct. Bottles,
15 12 “ “
48 4 "
36 ft
30 4 pt. "
8 q’rt salt mouth “
10 pt. " “ "
15 4 pt. •• “
64 oz. “ '*
4 1 gall, Spcclo JarSi
2 4 “
27 Porcelean Jars,
12 Gallepots,
10 4 gall, ground stoper’d
green bottles,
4 Show Globes,
4 doz. boxes Tapevs,
10 “ bottles black Ink,
4 «» •* blue ink,
1 Show Case,
1 Writing Desk,
2 Large Oil Stands,
8 Tin Cans,
1 Iron mortnr nnd pest.
4 Wedgowood mortars,
2 lbs. Katfron,
2 '* Hemlock,
14 “ Prickly Ash,
2 «• Cholic Root,
54 V Pulv Galls.
34 “ Bluck Cohash,
24 ** Orange Peel,
1 «* Radix Columbo.
14 “ Skull Cap,
2 *' Poplar bark.
2 *' Pulv. Sassafras,
2 *• Witch Hizle,
2 '* Pulv-.Barberry,
1 ° Bnlmbny.
1 “ Plnrisy Roof,
14 “ Lobelia Seed,
24 “ Golden Seal,
3 “ Slack Lead,
Radix Colombo,
Bitter-sweet,
Bitter Root,
Biack-snnko root,
Fennell-sei*d,
Lobelia Herb,
4 *' Degetallea,
1 “ Black Coliasb,
25 bottles beautifying lo
tion,
14 boxes black Crayons,
3 bottles balm of Colum
bia.
27 Slates,
0 bottles Indian Vegeta
ble Elixir,
10 bottles Root’s Ring
bone cure,
12 bottles Bvd-bug poison
4 Gum-elnstio pessaries,
4 Glass Possorlea,
2 Cupping-glasses,
1 Silver male Catheter,
2 Pair counter scales,
25 lbs. Ground Logwood,
3 Reams Sand-paper,
3 Abdominul Support’rs
14 bottles Paris’ Soothing
Syrup.
5 botilcs hnlr'dye,
0 “ Indelible Ink,
24 boxes Toy-paints,
14 Pocket Wallots,
2 China Pum. In. stands,
2 .Spring Lancets,
6 doz. cedar Pencils,
3 Razor Strops
5 Dio Cups,
5 Letter Stamps,
8 Transparent Slutoa,
8 Rolls Pomatum,
1 Brass Oil Damp,
8 lbs Ivory Black,
15 “ Glauber Salts,
10 “ Red Sanders,
1 Bronze Inkstand,
6 Sand Boxes,
3 Bottles HnntcPs Pul
monary Ilalsom,
7 but. Dr Rustoh*s Oib
1 Pill Machine,
10 lbs. Lithornge,
4 lb. Ilyg. Armonia,
4 lb, Oxnlic Acid,
4 lb Oxide of Bismuth,
common use,-one pine tnblo‘ on^ lodging
wash pan, one pail aml ono broom.
In view of! the Hollowing regulation, parents uni
guardians sending their sons and -vnrds to this In
Btitution, aro advised to deposit with the Lttuporin*
toadanu or with some Iriond in Marietta, a sum of
money sutheiont to purcliasotlm ubove articles, nnd
to cover all neuosaary expenses for one Session ; c#
tho Superintundant should bo authorised, in writing,
to allow the Cadet to make nn account ior a $pec(fied
sum. Tho regulation referred to Is as follows, viz:
“Every Cadet shall keep a email blank book, in
which shall be charged every article he may pb.r-
ohase. This book shall be turned over to tho Su-
perintendant fo- his -in^poetion ut the end of every
month. Any Cadet who shall contract a debt with
out permission of the Superintendent, or be furnish
ed with any article whotuver, by any s torekeeper or
other person, without such permission, or whoau pa
rent or guardian ahull pay any debt contracted by
him during his connection with the Institute, and in
violation of this icgulotion, shall be dismissed.
TERMS.
Tuition, Board, Washing, Fuel, Lights, Field Mu
sic, and nil other contingent expenses, [per Session of
five tnonihs,} 5100
Tuition alone, Hor resident Codot;,) per session, 25
Field M usio and^other contingent expenses, 2
Any Gndet cthermg tho Institute after tho com
mencement of u session will be chorged in propor
tion ti the above rntca. Tht&e charges must be paid
in advance, fur all expenses except the fee for tuition.
Every cadet leaving the lnstitu e betoro the expiration
of the period /or which he has made an advance
ahull receive tho unexpended balance.
Tho Editor of any newspaper in Georgin, South
Carolina, Florida, Alabama, tibsiMfippi or Tennessee,
by inserting this advertisement in his paper, and sen .-
ing a copy regularly to the Georgia Military Institute,”
shall be entitled to tuition for one Cadet, or his draft
at the rate of twenty-five dollars per session, payable
in tuition,ond infavorofany Cadet, will bouceepted.
By order of the Board of Trujtees-
May 15,1851.—ly DAVID IRWIN.
President Board Tru 3 tees.
A Fresh Stock of
i
i
1
44
14
together with a Store House on Lot No. 7, Oostnn
nulla Division, occupied a* a Drugstore by J. D.
Dickerson Agent; levied on as the property of J. D.
Dickerson, to satisfy.it fi, fa. issued front Floyd Su
perior Court in favor of Lucius S. Comstock, and
other fi. fas., subject to a mortgage fi. fa. vs. the
said J. D. Dickerson. Property pointed out by
Plaintiff’s Attorney.
Also, Lol of Land No. 283, in the 23d
district and 3d section; levied on as the property of
Z. B Hargroves, deceased, to satisfy two fi. fas.
from Cass (Superior Court, one in favor ot John
Bones, surviving co-partner of John and Samuel
Bones, th« other in favor oi the Georgia Insurance
fir Trust Company vs James M. Spullock and’M.v
lirnht Hargrove, Executor and Executrix of Z. B
Hargrove deceased Property pointed out by plain
tiff’s Attorney.
Also, Anderson Allen’s right, title and in
terest In and to Lot of Land whereon he now lives,
lying In the 5th district and 4th section; levied on
as the propeity of Anderson Allen to.f.itisfy a fi fu.
from Floyd Superior Court in favor of Jainc.s Ber-
ryli ill vs Anderson Allen. Property pointed out by
defendant.
AI?o, a part of Lot of Lhml No. 030, in
the 31 district and 4 tli section, containing five acres,
more or less, with the improvements tlwrcou ; le
vied ou as the property of James W. Geer, to satis
fy a li fa. from Floyu Superior Court in favor ot
Alexander H. Abrahams, bearer, vs. James W,
Geer. Property pointed out by defendant.
May 20, 1851. THOS. S. PRICE, Sh’ff.
At the came time and place.
Goorge-S. Alexander’s interest m and to
Lots of Land Nos* 221, 244, utid 215, in the 25th
district nnd 3d section; said interest levied on as
the property of George S. Alexander to-sntisfy a fi fu,
from Floyd superior Court in favor of Wiley, Bank?
fie Co. vs Lemuel J. Hillburn nnd George <S. Alex
ander and others. Property pointed-ou’ by said
Alexander, one of the defendant**
May 20. THOS. WATTERS, D. SVff.
GEORGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Hauraafcfca,
T HIS Institution will bo opened for the admission
of Cadets, on Monday the 7th of July, 1851.
The Institution is owned by Stockholders, and is
under the control of a Board of Trustees.
The Faculty elected, consists of Maj. A V. Brum
by, Gen. James W,-Armstrong, Maj. D. H. Hill uud
Thomas Stewardson, M. D.
The Suporintendant, Maj. Brumby, is a graduate
of West Point. He comes to us with Highert recom
mendations from the Academic St ffof that Institu
tion ; and, also, fro n the Fneuhy ot the University
of Alabama, where he taught Mathematics nnd Civil
Engineering several years. (Jen. Armstrong nnd
Maj. Hill arc alio graduates of West Point; and nre
experienced teachers. The latter is at this time Profes
sor ot Mathematics in Washington College, Virginia.
The course of instruction, regulations nnd discip
line of the U. S. Military Academy, so far as they are
applicable to a State I stitution, hnve been adopted,
and will be pu lished in pamphlet form.
The Institution is organised upon the usual plan of
four Collegia.e. Classes. By referenc - to the follow
ing synopsis of c tubes. Parents nnd Guardians can,
at once, see the requirement* for joining either class,
FOURTH CLASS.
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geom “try, English Grammar,
Geography, Compos.tion and Dcclamntion. French,
THIRD CLASS.
Trigonomery. Mensuration, Surveying, Descriptive
Geometry nnd its applications. Analytical Geoinotry,
French, Drawing, Composition, Rhetoric, History.
SECOND CLASS.
Differential aud Integral Calculus, Natural and Ex
perimental Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Draw
ing, Evidences of Christianity, Moral and Mental
Philosophy.
.FIRST CLASS.
Natural History, ilfineralogy, Geology, nnd Physi
ology, Political Economy, Law of Nations, Civil and
Military Engincttiing.itnd Civil Arch tecture, Infant
ry Tactics, Science and Practice of Artillery.
No Cadet will bo Admitted who is less than four-'
•n or more th in twenty-five yeats of a*e ; or who
is afflicted with any d sense or infirmity which would
render him unfit for militnry duty.
The Cadets will be occupied a'-out one hour nnd n
half each day in military exercises; but at such
times as not to interfe-e with their regular studies.
UNIFORM FURNITURE, Sro.
The Uniform consists of a light gray cloth coateo.
trimmed with guilt convex buttons and black cord
—white vest, mid white Russinti drilling pantaloons,
without trimmings, for summer. For winter, gray
loth vest and pantaloons, trimmed to suit the coat
—black stock, white gloves and white belt.v-*-Moii-
roe shoes and a Forage cup No other dress will be
iciU Cadets be allowed to keep other cloth
ing in their roojn*.
Each Cadet from n disttnee must provide him
self with* matt rues, and bedding for a single bed,
and. bed-8trap-srone trunk, one
six, jewels. Each Cadot will
■fasinff for thuir
ray’s
Just ^received at
C ONSISTING of Summer Silks, Beroze^DeLanes, Silks* Poplins, Jenny Lind Silks.
Muslins. Prints, Cambrics and Ginghams, front 12J to-25 cents, .Calico Horn .5 to 12J
cents, fast colors, bleached Shirting^ and Sheetings, very lo\y prico und good quality* Gran-
uit (without, a false luce J Shirtings, at 16 yards for,dollar* Charleston nnd other brown
Shirtings, with a tine stock of Hoiscry, and other articles usually kept ,m our ’jine, which
we respectfully invite tho public to call and examine. We will take pleasure in -showing,
and charge nothing for looking. 'BURNS & filUK RAY.
April 24, ISO 1. *.
JEW DAVID’S HEBREW PLASTER
rpHE great remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in
X the Side, Ilip, Hack, Limbs nnd Joints {Scrofula,
King’s Evil, White Swellings, -Hard Tumors, Stiff
Joints, ond ail fixed pains whatever.
• These Planters poasvsa the advantage of being pat
up in uit light botes ; hence they retain their full vir
tues in all climates.
ThisceJe rated Pain Extractor has been so exten
sively used by Physicians and the people in general,
both in this country and Europe, that it is almost need
less to nay any thing nbout it. Vet there may be
some who stand in need of its healing powers who
have not yet tiled it. For their Bakes we will Simply
state what it has done in thousands of cases, nnd
what it will do for them when tiied.
A VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
Read the following testimony from a Physician
Gentlemen—'Your Hebrew Plaster has cured me
of pains of which 1 have suffered for twelve years
past. During this period I labored under an affliction
of my loins ond side, and tn d many remedies that
my own medical experience suggested, but without
obtaining relief. At length I used your Plaster, and
am now by ito good effects entirely cured. I will re
commend the Jew David's or Hebrew. Plaster to all
who are suffering from contraction of the muscles, or
permanent pains in the aide or hack.
The people of Georgia have but to become acquaint-
cd with Us virtues when they wi 1 resort to its use.
Yours, tmlv, M. \V. WALKER, M. D.
Forsyth, Monroe, county, Ga.
To Messrs Scovil & Mead, New Orleans, Lu.
JEW DAVID’S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
MesvRs. Scovtw. 6s M I'.AD—I have been troubled
with trie.chronic rheumatism for the last twelve years.
On the 1st of July, 1819,1 was so bad that I c >uld not
turn myself in bed, and the pain so severe that I had
not slept a winkf r six duya. At this time uiy at
tending physician prescribed the “Heb cw Plaster,’
and it acted like a charm; the pain left me, uud 1 slept
more than half the night, and in three days I was able
to ride out. 1 consider the “Hebrew Piaster,” the beet
remedy for all sorts of pains, now in use.
G. W. McMINN
Hendersonville, N. C., Aug. 16,1850.
Bcu-arc of Countecfeits and base Imitations.
(CT The genuine will in future hnve the signature
of E. Tayi.or on the steel plate engraved label on the
t- p of each box.
Purchasers nro advised that a mean counterfeit of
this art cle is in existence.
The genuine is sold by us, and by our agents tip
pointed throughout the South—and no pedlar is allow
ed to sell it. Dealers and puicliascrs geneially are
cautioned against buying of any but our regular
agents, otherwise they wdl be imposed upon with a
worthless article SCOVIL & MEAD.
113 Chartres street, N. Orleans, Sole General Agents
for the Southern States, to whom ull orders must in
variably be nddressed.
Sol 1 by Bnttcy. Rome Gn. ; Sommers & Brother,
Kingston ; John'A, Erwin,Ciuayjllc j J. W. Robbins,
Cove Spring; J. J. Hopkins, Summerville; J. L
Elliot, Ceder Bluff, Ala.
HOLLAND HOUSE,
ATLANTA, GlBOStGI.V
T HIS Lar^enml New brick Hotel, near the Rail
Road Depot, is now opened. It will be kept in
such style that visitors will not lbrgct to etop ng in.
PuBst-ngers on the enrs will have moie than nmple
time to piutake of the good meals always in readi
ness .at the arrival of each train. Perspji^ visiting the
City, nnd stopping at the Holland House, can get in
formation nnd nsi-ir.tnncejn busincm; and pass off
•heir leisure hours in amusements connected with the
ftniipe T e Post Office, Bank Agency, Br kers and
other important offices will be in he Holland House.
Refetenco—Any out* who has or may step one time.
A, R. KEI.LAM, Proprietor.
CHATTANOOGA l’KODUGE.
10,090 lbs. Tennessee Bacon,
19 Barrels Lard,
50" Bushels Corn.
50 Bbls Flour,
t O Pieces . otton Osnabur^a,
100 Pieces Prims,
Bhoes, liar ware,Boots,
Cups, Hats,
Pump bottom boots made to ordjrt
Mnv 22, 1851. JOHN II. ROBERTS.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
T HE IJoussand l -t recently occupied by the sub
scriber, next to the Female Academy, and hear
the new Methodist Church. The lot is well improv
ed,nnd contains I 4 acre-» of land, suitable lor /lower
uud kitchen gardens. Tho local ten is pleasant ami
desirable. Enquir cofthe subsetibor in Chattooga,or of
M. John ov,Esq., Rome,
may 22, 1851.—tf W. GWYNN.
AKW-YHRIv STORE.
Muslins, Bonnets, Cravats,
Prints, Ribbons, Sit iris,
Bl'cb’d Domestics Fans, Collars,
See island do. Fringes, Union Hots,
Heavy Aug'ta do. Bl’k Silk '.aces, Moleskin do.
Borages, Twist Glovea Drab beaver do.
Kid go , Pnlm-Leaf do.
Hosiery, Chi.'n’a 6tr w do
Parasols, While linemlrill,
Fieuch Collars, Corded do
Lace Cap**, Stripped do
Lawns,
Tissues,
Poplins,
Ginghams.
Chambrays
Frcneh Calico,
wiss Trimmings Farmers* do
inen Duck
Corduroy,
Corded do Cottonades,
Linen Ha’k’fs, NaqUoens,
Silk do Striped do
I inen t bledinpcr India do
Towel-*, Napkins,
Napkins, Shoes,
Emboss’d table covers, ficc. ficc. fitc.
Fumiture Prims. Combs
Swiss Muslin, Grass Skirts,
Jaconet,
Check Swiss,
Cambrics,
Corded do
Tarlton,
Flowers,
Tabs,
AT DENNIS & HUNT’S
Rome.rnny 1'*, SM.
JUST received!
B Y the Subscriber, in addition to his former stock,
u choice lot of Grooeriea ; consisting, in part, o!
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Crucheo, Refined Granulat
ed Sugars; Superior Rio Coffee, Sperm, Star and I* n l*
low Candles; 12 bbls. Irish Potatoes,'for seed ; 30
Sacks No. 1 Penileld Family Flour ; nlso.n choice lot
of Liquors, OldT-nannc Brandy, Old Port, Pure Hol
land Gin, Scotch Whiskey and domestic Liquors.
Hardware, Blacksmith To9lf, Iloes, Trace Chains
Shovels, iSpades, Garden ~ ~
Hats. All of ‘
Floyd Sheriffs Sales for Jane-
W ILL he sold on th* first Tuesday in June ntxt,j
between the usual hours of f sale, before the
Court house door, in thd City 6f Rome, the following
property, to Wit:
One Iron Grey Uorsc, about 5 years old—levied up
on us the property of Jaitius M. Gurney to satisfy a fi.
ft. from Floyd Inferior Court in favor of Warre.i
Clayton vs. Jumea M. Cnrriey. Property pointed out
by plaintiff’s att’y.
Also, a lease for 2 years from the 525th December,
I8f>0,.on lot of land N’o. 77 ip the 22d dist. aud 3d
section, leosed by Larkin Barnett; the said lease is
cleared out and contains 18 ncreVof good frchli land,
with comfortable cabbins—levied upon as the p.-uper-
tv of Pnrkerson Stewurt to satisfy six fi. fas. from a
JusticeVCotirt of Floycf county,in favqr of A. J. \> is-
dom, bearer,va. Putketsoif Btewurr, tmtker, and it. J.
Johnson, endorser, an J one lii favor of R J. Johnson
vs. Ptikuroon .Stewart, Sloan Hawkins vs. Purkor-
son Stewurt, Maker, nnd Robert Mewart, endorser,
Robert Stewart for tho use of A. B. Coulter vs. Parker-
son Stewart, Milos W- Johnson fic Co. vs. Porkeraun
Stewart William A. White vs. Purkomon Btewutt,
all levied and returned to uto by a coitstubh.
Loat-Poned Bale—^/ the same time and place,
Also, Lot of Land No. 244, in the 22d
district and 3d sect 1 oh; levied ou as the property of
Gsorgo Lumpkin, to satisiy n fi. fu. istui-d from
Floyd Supct ior Opart In fitvor of James Morris, and
trnnsfcrredto Hiram P. Lutnpkin, vs. GeorgeLumn-
kiu.
, TH03. S. PRfCE, Sh’ff.
At the same time and place.
John M. Fanforo'a merest la and to Town lot No*
47,In the Etowah Division of the City of Rome—le
vied upon as the proirty of John ,i\I. Sanford to sat
isfy a It. fa. from Floyd Superior Court, in fuvor of
Jumt-aB. Wukefild va. John M. fianford, . Property
pointed out by plaintiffs att’y.
Also, Eber Gossetts intorest in town lots Nos. 13
and 29, in Etwah Division,in the City,of Rome,and
one set of Tinner’s Tools—levied upon us die proper
ty of Eber Gossett, principal; and lot of land No. 152
in'the 22d dist. and 3d section—levied , upon as the
property of Richard Gossett, security, fo satisfy a fi. fa.
from Floyd Superior court In faVor of Jos»ph Witters-
vs. Eber Gossett, mukyr, ond Richard Gosiett and Na
than Yatbrough, securities. Property pointed out by
Nathan Yarbrough. *
Aho, James F. Long’s right of lease on .lots or
tracts of land,^ Nos. 6:i and ii6 t in tho 2Jd dist. and
3d section,, including the pretn.ses and improvements
.whereon tho defend.mt now resides—levied, upon to.
satisfy three fi. fas from. a. Justice's' court of.Floyd;’
one in favor of Rus.ell Reneuu, onc inffavor of Reck
Hardin, and one in favor of Miles W. JohUjon' vs.
James F. Long, Levy inode and returned to me by a
constable. THOS. G/ WATTERS, D. Sh’ff,
May 3,1851.
Floyd iliorfgttgo Knlo Tor’June.
Y^TlLL be sold on the first Tnesduy in June next,
▼ V before tho Court House door in tho Cltyof-
Romo, Floyd county, within the usual hours of sale,
tho following property, to wit»
Ont set of Hen'ch Plains, oho common
Brace and set of Bills, one.hand saw, ono dozen
chisels, one dozun nouges, oue tenant t sn\v, ono
iron squdry, ono b^nd ux^one claw hammer, one
pair’of compnsSrB, and*vno’rnldj all levied on
the property of John’D.. Crawford, to sutisfy a Moit-
gaga fi* fn. issued from-the' Infrrior Courr of Floyd
county, in favor of WilRuin D. Davis. John D. Cruw-
ford.
April 3. THOMAS S. PRICE.; Sli’ff.
ITO Uit months after date application will be made
r ;o tho honorable the Inferior court of ployd
coipity, when sitlingasa court jf ordinary, forleav
to* sell a ijogjrb boy by thetiamo of UiiUsoiii, boloeg'
ing to the estate of A. S. W. Johnson, '
J.uulfl. 1«51. A- B. KEE^E. Guard.
HEAD QUARTERS. 90th Bcdff O- M- (
Rome, Apr!fl2tn 18^1, \
TN obedience to Orders received from the Cotnman-
I dcrin Chief of Ihc Sfntdof Georgia, nn Ele tion
will be held on Tuesday the 3d.day of June niurt, ai
the peveial placoi of holding Eh-ctions for niumb'era j
the General Assembly in t!jt* county bf Floyd, loj- a Ori-
qadifr General of the 2d Brfgtfdc, 12th Division, G. M
to till the vacancy of Gen. Jonf< F. Beve^,‘removed
By order ol . Col. SAMUEL' STEWART.
R. J. JOHNSON, A(0utant.
April 17,1851.
NEW SPRING GOODS*
. Yd ST'.received, fino Printed Muslins, far Spring,
J ickonot and Swiss Muslins und Isertings, at
March 6. F. M, ALLEN’S.
C0SN.
1 XtHtBUSIIELS Cam for sain, at
X Mori.li 0. F. M. ALLKN’P.
\ l.OT of suporior Pianos for sole at
A OSGOOD. w/L>OBROOIC k GO.
i'I'UIOSE who wish the best upland Cotton Seed in
J- the world hna ht-U -V upplyraonn nt
, OSGOOD, ALSOBROOK & CO.
March 20, IS5I.
All Pmnows
fNDEBTED to WM. E. ALEX AN PR k Co. ei-
L thet bv note or account, arc requested to call nnd
pay up. May l.l^ul
TENNESSEE AGENCY.
S0.000 lbs. BACON
2,000 " LA HU.
l.ooo'BUSHELS CORN.
TUST recei'vtnp and for sale nt th.- Tenno-acc Ag-.-n
J cy, on.- door below Johneon, Tope-Sc Co.
Rome, May «, 1351. i. J. UL'LVE3, Ag't
Portable Horse Power for Wheat Thrashers
an be or! up lit the field itl one' day.
. For sale by FRANCIS M. ALLEN.
Apri. 24, '.851.
DANIEL S. PEINTUP
Agnt for the- Southern Mutual Iuiurauoe
Company t Eome; Ga.
INSURES nguitist loss by FIRE; alaO, LIVES of
oraona and Servants.
CHECKS on Charleston nnd New York, for aala
DANIEL S. PRINTUI',
tur ’nt for the Bank of the State of So. Qa .
Oof. 10,43-10. *
Georgia, Fioyd County-
■\WHEREA8; Benjamin II. Lompkln appliee tome
VV for Lett-.reof Administration on the Faiate ot
Wm. C Bqtler, late of eald cotmiy, deceased—
Thefe nre, therefore, to ci-.e and admoni-h all ond
singiiln'r the kindred nnd crodiiorjnf said deeenaed to
be and appear ot my office within the lime preeeiib-
ed by law, tr.ehowc a use (if any uxia>) why otid Let-
te.a -hould not be granted.
Given under my hand, nt ofiiee, this 6th day ol May,
L-51. JESsE LAMBERTH, 0. c. o.
K0TICE.
p AN A WAY from the subscriber’about four weeks
11 ago, my Negio WOM-‘N Anna. She is ahem
forty years old, low In stature, nnd hoe a ge^pin* Af-
rjftsin oountenanra. Iwill giro Ten JXrlTars for the
snfa delivery of arid negro to me at home, or Five
Dollars and j til expenses 1 dumu»se she is in the vi
cinity of Rome/orKone tc CbgUoog i where Iionner-
y roeided. RICHARD. LEIGH, .
.NUy 15, 1851
PIT AWaiCTIOS!
New and Splendid Summer Styles—Setter
l and Cheaper than ever.
M. STERN & CO.
WOULD respectfuliy in/orm tlieir friends and the
» » public that they have just returned from, New
York and Philadelphia, and opened a splendid aSAort-
iiient of Goods; adnpied tb the season ; consisting, In
part, of superior spring, and summer silks, «s also u
very large'n8forunent of lawns, ginghams, prints, of.
calicoes, &c.
TO,THE LADIES.
Their st ck of fancy attic-U-a and Jewelry .will be
found to be equul to any fn the Ntale of Georgia.—
Their cssortmenl \* composed of gold and silver watch-
ca, rin«s, ear-rings, pencils, gold nnd silver bends,
purse rings and tasjcls, Ladies comp.tniou, funcy rib
bons, trimmings, work-boxes, summer mantillas; Ger
man. English and French perfumes and soups, fancy
collars.) underslcevca j note pipers, fancy envelopes,
worsteds, perforated papers, cqrpoi bags,fancy trunks,
brushes, Aecordeon^, fropi 50 cts uj) to $35,p:trnsols,
kid, silk aud cottqh gloves,bonnets, ladles*caps,laces,
cd»iuga, iiiBcrtings, shoes; gaiters, and n great many
other goods inipossiblu to be eitumordted in an adver
tisement.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING,GOODS
Of our own manufacture ut wholesale prices
AUgentlemen who may he in want of good tind cheap
clothing; would find it to their grout advantage to call
in us before purchasing elsewhere, as they.havo tin
'entire new, splendid and laigo stock of ready-made
clothing of ull sizes, atylcs and qualities, as also extra
sizes for children, Ovishmaretie,dmb d’»:U‘, queen’s cloth
gold, silver and Steel mixed tweed, linen, dec., &g.—
Pnmsnf doeskin, plain ond fancyc.issiniere,drill, &.c.
Vests of stik; satin, Valencia, easlimerette, linen, Mur-
saillcs, Acc. Also an assortment youth’s and servant’s
cloth. Customers cun depend upon lind.ng them, made
; in.splendid style, latest fashion and superior work
manship-
However low the price, nv< will also cull the atten
tion of the public to our asiortmetit.of Gpntlempn’s
'FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of shirts; standing collars, ernvato, Jenny
Lind ties, fancy silk snspenders, portmanteoua, Mon
ey purses, pocket books. 6 *,000 superiorsegareof our
manufacture, memorandum b’ooks, writing materials,
&c .tec. j always on hand an cxie.isivo ond fashion
able assortment of hats, caps, hoots, shoes, traveling
trunks with secret springs, packing tmnka, valises,
carpetbags, wolkiugcauca, ic. Prices not surpassed
fpr chrftpUess.
We are grateful for past encouragement by our for
mer customers, utid solicit n continuance of the same,
ond ull who recommend their friends to trade'at this
cs\t\blifchmeftl, may lUipcnd upon being dealt ydih fair
ly unu honestly, and bi receiving'lor their money its
lull equivalent; and we pledge-ourselves to useall hon
orable mean* lo give satisfaction and deserve (he con-
fulence-of our patrons. Call at our eaiahli-hment and
see for youieelves. . Al. STERN U CO.
Broad Street, Opposite the PostO/fice.
Rome, April 3’, 1851.
NOTICE
"O AN AWAY frem the subscriber on Wednesday,
d.l. the lltliult., u Chestnut Sorrel MARE shod
all round, and 1 think a small white spot mthe.fora-
hcad w/th &omo inarUa of gbar, Any person taking
up said animal and giving; in* information of the
a nv<*. .will be liberally rawiudml. Wrao to John
son’a Post Ortico, Floyd eOunty, CJa.
T JOHN JOHNSON,?. M.
Jan. 2,18*,1
^ MMV ~~~
TS hereby given ihW ail notes and recoup hercta-
A foro made with J. D. DICKERSON ln*ve been as-
signed to thooubscriber. fir*.mf ihc M ,»t are
requested to come torwnrd at anparly data and mai*o
payment to cither myself or J. D. Dickerson, who
is iny u authorLcd ag:nt to eolket nnd receipt f.jr Cic
THOil. D. KHELTOo.
HOME KALE ACADEMY.
(TUIE E*erti«3 ofiliia Imtilulion will be resum--!
J- Oil Monday tha 20i!i iiiat., to contimm durme -i
ajaaion offiao Ihoiute. Tlic cm-lccs of Mr. JOH.'i
COS MAN. o eroduoto.f P.incclon ha va been oc-
cinvd no Assistant, uiid'ihe Tcodier. pledgd them.
n<-lvt-9 ilint no efforts ctuheit yart ehoi! bo wamiu-> to
render the Pcl-.ool worthy of a iihcral patronage- Be-
sides the studies comprised in a thorough t'i.saicai i nd
Rngllih course, particular ultemiou will bo paid to
Bookkeeping, ami to die preparation of young men
for busmuss. Those who desire to study; h'reneli can
Rome, Oa., Jon 2,1831.
F Ot R months after date spiilloutlon will Le made
• to the hcnomhlo the Inferior Court of Floyd
county.when o/irin,- as a court of ordinary, for Icavt
in sell sllilio laud nnd negroes belonging to the o-
lute of William Jinks, loto'of an/d oOu.-ny, doocasad.
THOMAS 8 1‘|<IC13,
WILLIAM O. .MILKS, \
Jan. 33, 1831. .
, NOTICE. :
A LL ppraons indebted to the estate of William
Jinks, Into of Floyd county, deceased, will please
call nnd make immediate payment, and those having
term^ Ttho h °' lld c,talu ^ l8a8C lhcm in
1 KEGS Nait8,Bajdrtcd. For sale low, whole
JL 9 tJt sale nnd retail, by 7. M. ALLEN.
Jau 2,1850. - < • T •
1 Factory Yarn, for mile low by
J-L 1 Jan 2. F, M. ALLE
I K BALES Bleached and Brown Ilotnespuns
♦_# from 3-4 to C-4 wide, for isle low by
J»n 2. F. hr. ALLEN.
20 C ASKS Men', Boots and Shoes' for rule low
F.M. ALLEN.
J U CASES Ladies' Walking shoes and kid slip-
J.vF pare ftom 00 ceniao pair up. Forsulsby
Jan 2. F.M. ALLEN.
A FEW pieces 8-4 Bluaohed Linen diapei for ta
ble clotha—very nice—for Bale lotv by
Jan 3. F. M. ALLEN,
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GRANITE STORE.
JOHNSON, POPE & CO.
F EELING thankful for the Uhcr«l patronage that
has-heretofore been fo gon«:ro;3Bly extend d to
wards them, would solicit a contbtuaUcb, «>nd ii.vite
the attention of their fib-mis and the public generally
that they nre now receiving 'uud opening a large
nnd well selected stock of Goods, anJ would add th .t
for beauty and mste their s yles cannot be surjia.npad.
Our stock const#!* of the latcsi s»yles Ladies’ dr, pa
go«i!3 % viz. Silks, Muslins* Ginghams, Barrages, Ti*-'
sties/ Omjw de Poriv','Brocade Poplin, Prims, iVc.,
llccwith n well selected stock of Capes, Collars,
Cuff', LiuHcs* Shoes, Atq, Uur stock of Gents’ dress
goods' cannot fsil to nuic buyers. Qur asgortinent of
Ha/dw^re Cutlery, S id.ileiy, Crockeiy, Shoes, Boots,
Busgy and (Jnrriago T/.immiugs caimoi be. equalled
by any in Roma nt this time. We do not h.mg out
ourisig'n ah'd say that ive will sell lower (hnh our neigh
bor*^ but only usk our friends and the public general
ly, to be certain to give us n ci.ll before buying,-and
we promise to give them satisfaction both in prices ami
quality. We only add, you' can nil make money by
giving us n frill lK*fore making your purchases.
April 10, ls5l.
1W WINE and pure Cider Vinegar, for
& V salo by F. M. ALLEN*
Jan. 2. • - • K J ,j ? i A *
LnS. Hemlock sole Lenther for sale. Ap-
*JWU p u to F. Mr ALLEN
Jan. 2.
FREE AND EASY.
ALL at the Free & Emy House, 4 doora below th*
t'-hotep Hotel, where you will find a. general as
sortment of Confectionaries, Fruita, &c., of the very
best that ever line been, and os good us ev r esn be .offer-
ediiiRome. Sold low for cosh. GEO. SHAW-
Feb, 20,18S1. p;-:;-;. • , [■.i’lSlJ
BUSHELS of first rote Corn Meal just re-
£ltj ccimi and for Sale by G. SI1AW.
Feu SO -
SUFEIUOK article of Family Flour, forealo by
Fob 20 , G. SHAW.
mlo by
Feb 20
jG. SHAW.
14k BOXES auperior New York Oltceae for aula by
XU Feb 30 G. SHA^V.
A FIRST rate hit of ijneon just received end far
sale by G. SHAW.
| i |4 |4'| LBS. of superior Lord just received a
1UUU Feb 20 • SHAW'S.
ikll A13? bbls. a'o‘. I Mackerel for aule i>v
XU Fell 20 G. SHAW.
S JBERM and Star Candles for,sole by
5 Feb 20 C
Vttll rate ttttlelo of Tobacco attd Cigam alwaya
It-lit at
Ffb .20
SlUW’S
g' OTCII Ilerringe, Sardines &c., tnay nt atUhneo
be found at thu
Feb 20
FREE St. EASY HOUSE.
ved up hi a superior mnttner st the
FREE Jc EASY HOUSE.
t>/>VA I.I3.S. GOSHEN BUTTER,Tor sale vt
A'Uv March fi, 1851. . 0, SHAW’S.
AUANTA IiiON FOUNDERY.
I AM now prepared to order Mill Glaring of every
description, and all other Casiings ih.it nre mndj
in similar establishments, including Gin Gear, Piotes
and Balls, &c., &c. AHo, BA RK M ILLS, with the
latest improvements, all of which will be wanonted
to be of ihe bcst tnnfeVta! and workmanship. I will
also furnish all kinds ol Mill Reck qt the lowest rates
' • Cash. , A, LCVDEN
March 8,1851 ly
PATfitNT CAST HIM WATER WJllAs.
tt/ IIICII will l>e’warranted to cut two™iOu=nnd
V v feoi'f plank per day,'under any head cl
water /Yonrfonr fuel up, Manufactured by
iriiVoh8, l~5l. As IiEVDEN.
FRO VISION. STORE.
' s. G. WELLS.
B ACON, Lard, Corn.FUmr, Wheat, Sugar, Coffee,
Salt, and Molasses, Demesne Yarus, Cloth, Shoes
and Leather,
' Dried Fruit, Beef and Fish.
Pure Port I Vine, and Pole Oturd Brandy, Porter
nnd Lemon Syrup; A small lot of Shoceon consign
ment. . .
A few young men can be accommodated with
Boaiduig.- ■ 1 „
March 0; 1851. Vcni.vsi Ilovsz, Depot Square.
DISSOLUTION.
fTMIE Firm nf W». E. A iu an nut dc Co. luiving
L been ihia d;iy rl Sinlvcd by mutual eaugant. the
huiin -fl.- will he enntinued at tlio old somd, by' R. S.
NORTON, wlieie an aAtotuaBB. wilUhvuya be kept
us huretufire.
'J'he unaettlcd hoainesa of the firm will receive th
attention ol' both, . WM- E. ALEXANDER.
Jan. 00, lA.il. B. 8. NORTON. '/
;llimg8 : -an^dDMisalSffltUQisa
FUST recei ve*l by the subscriber; dlrect fiom New
J. York* a large, and fresh sjxpply o-f Dr'*"
JESSE LAMBEETH& CO.
Broad Street, Rome, Georgia. ,
R espectfully announce to ths public th«t
tht-y are now opening »nd will keep constantly
hand, a 1 urge and well selected stor.k of r
Keady-^ado i'toihlng,
of every dencrlntlon. Also Hals and Caps, Bouts
ond Shucs, Umfnelliis, Trunks and Carpet Hags. To
gether with a well selected stock of Ladies and M isses
Straw and Satin Bonnets, LnrHes nno Mis.-qo Satin
ond Lasting Gaiters and Bu.-kins, Ties, Slippers and
Walking ‘Shoes ; Also Parnfiols, Gloves; mim, Fan*,
mbs,&c M March 13, 1851-
8tatc of Georgia* Floyd couuly-
Court'of Ordinary j May Term ,1851.
I T .appearing to the Court! by the pelftlou of John
T. Meador und Josyph G, JIe.*:6on, that Thomas
MuGqlre, by . bis agent Tevetiee McGitira of said
coibity, deccnsv-d, did in his lifetime : rxcCi)te to said
John T, Meador and Jpsejjh fV Benson, hlo bond,
conuitioned to.execute title-* in faesimple to s >id Jehu
T, Meador, and Joseph C. Benson, for lot of fand No,
13b, and twb-tliiids cf lot No, 197, more or less, it
bc-Ing .ill east of if I In 6 of partition rur. between said
McGuire and Boggt-ss, all being and lyiilg in the 10 h
district of Carroll county, State of Georgia; fltVd it
fiiither appearing that said Thonvis'‘HfcGiiire depart
ed this liic Without executing lilies to'skid loi and part
of 'lot of lind/of in any way prbvidiug therefor'\ at.d
it appealing that said tfphn.T- Meador jind J aeph C.
Benson, has paid the fall traroant of'ihe-m
price of *nid land, ond said John T, Mcfiudr'utVd Jo
seph C. Benson having petitioned-this Codrt to Xiirj-ct
Terrance .McGuire,jidniJr andL Q.G.MAiGuire,adm’ix
upou the ifthw of the said Th'oracS' McGuire, de
ceased, to execute to them tides to said lot andjar
ol lot «ff laud, in conformity With arid Bond-*! •
It is th. iefave ordered, by the Court, : lh nolivc he
given at three or more public i lacea in cai<4 county,
and in the Rome foutior. of auefc appljcatiojii tlsutc/l
pets mi concerned may .file oi jemionsin the trierk’s
Office, (if »«y th^-y have) why said Terence McGuire,
adm’i- and S B* G. McGuire, adm’rx, aa aforesaid,
should not execute.titles to raid lot ami fia.no: lot rf
land in conformity with s.fid bond. .
A *.iu“ extract from the minutes of .Givm. tt un
der ir.y lisnd, tuia 5ib day of May, 18^-11. .
JES8E LAMBERTH,
SURGICAL L0TI0E;
D a. PAUL F. JiVE.abcuptcdUh'a. I
.Surgory ittilie Medical Li.-i.uriu.
vere.ty of t.oiiiaville, KVtqitnlvfo- ibe-
turns now cloning.. wUhitbe l-’P* M
hon’th ot';hin :fiunily
been produced hy ibe c