About Rome courier. (Rome, Ga.) 1849-18?? | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1851)
Sbasd Scribe, ) B, May let, 1851. } r tho Grand Division held in this ■ unanimously Retelved, That tho thanks of thla G. D. be ten dered to tho ollloera of.Rome Branch and W. & A. R. R. for the reduotion ol faro oi our Representa tive!. A true extract. Vf. 8, WILLIFORD, G. S. ROME PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED WEEKLY FRANCIS M. ALLEN, ABTtOt.ES. Broom, Hams Bides Shoulders, Hog Round,. CTS. 9 OTB a .. 121 nog Round, .., ., BAaatNO, Dundee,, yd Gunuey BtiTTKR, Goshou II Country...,...., BfiSTi Fore quarter, •• • • • Hind do ^OANDtKS. BOX, Spormntctl Adamantlno,... Corns, Java, Book Cuba, Lnguirn, Rio Cotton, Cobh Corn Meat. Cordaox, Bala Rope,...,, Manilla Cotton,. or Fr.ous, Mackiri., No 1 per bbl .. Nn.2“ •< ... 21 n 181 a 25 a 15 t 21 a 3 a 20 a 181 14 a 4 a 85 a 00 a 10 a 18 a 16 a 31a CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY T HE subscriber grate- nil for the many and .repeated fAvoro bestowed upon him " (or lo those many years,” by the citi zens of Rome and vicini ty, would still solielt a con tlnunnce of their patron- ago, and a visit from all persons having business in his lino. He may be found at the same OLD ES- TABLISHMEjkTon Broad streot, 5 Doors West of R- J. Johnson's Corner. Within the last twelve months he 1ms groatlyenlargedlils shop, andmado many and Important Improvements In almost every branch of ills business. His materials are good and ubundant; bis workmen faithful and eompetent, and lio flatters lilmsolf that his Carriages, Buggies, and other vchloles, will thvorably compare in beau ty, stylo, finish and durability, with any similar establishment North or South. Connected with his Carrtaga Establishment, ho lias nn extensive Blaeksmith shop at the head of whlolt is an experienced workman who is always at home, ahd holds himself In readiness to hammor and have hammered, Iron and steel to order. Thaoltizons of Georgia and Atnbnma who in tend purchasing carriages or buggies, arc cordially Invited to oall and examine his work. His prices Will be regulated to suit the times, andwoash In hand will at all times command tho vory best bar gains. WILLIAM WJMPEE. Rome, May 21), 1851. N. B.—Repairing dona at the shortest notice, punctually and effectually. GEORGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE. Mauritatita, ©3®irgik n rPHIS Institution will be opened for tho admission x of r Cadets, on Monday the 7th of July, 1851 The Iustitution is owned by Stockholders, and Is under the control of a Board of Trustees. The Faculty elected, consists of Mej: A. V. Brum by, Gen. James W, Armstrong, Moj. D. H. Hill and Thr " homas Stewsrdsnn, M. 1). The Superintendent, Moj. Brumby, te a graduate of West Point. He comes to as with highest recom mendations from the Academic St-.ffor thnt Institu tion ; and, also, front tho Faculty ol the University of Alabama, where he taught Matheinntlce and Civil Engineering several yenre. Gen. Armetrong and Mgj. Hill are alto graduates of West Point; and are experienced teaohere. The latter le ot thie time Profes sor of Mathematics in Washington College, Virginia. Tha course of InBtruotlon, regulations and discip line of the U. S. Military Academy, so fer as they ore applicable to a State It stltution, have been adopted, and will be pu llshed In pamphlet fonn. Ttie Institution la organised upon the usual plan of lour Collegium Classes. By reference to the follow ing synopeis of studies, Parents and Guardians can, at once, sea die requirements for joining either class. FOURTH CLASS. Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, English Grammar, Geography, Composition and Deoiamation. French. . THIRD CLASS. Trigonomcry, Mensuration, Surveying, Descriptive Geometry and its applications, Analytical Geometry, French, Drawing, Composition, Rhetoric, History. SECOND CLASS, T HIS well known pleasant atand is again open for the accommodation of Boarders and Trana'ent visiters, : J. J. REEVES,Pro. Rome, Gs., May 59,1851. terimental Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Drive- ng, Evidences of Christianity, Moral and Mental Philosophy. FIRST CLASS. No. 2 No. 3-** Hints, Green,.... Dry Iron, Swede, ...lb swcuc,■ English, Rad Band Hoop 5 a 8 a 0 a 5 a Oja IS 50 13 10 All Persons F IDEBTED to WM. E. ALEXANDR & Co. ei ther bv note or account, are requested to call and pay up. May 1,1951 Molassks bbl pr gal. W. I. .... Syrup Nails, Keg lb.... Rtox, .,1b.... Salts,Liverpool per Sack .... do do bushol. .. Table, per box StfQAR, N. Orleans, lb.... Portorleo, Delta,.... Santocrus, Refined, Loaf, ■Crashed Clarified Tallow, .... Wool, Raw, Rolls 0 a 7 a 37ia 50 a 5 a 5 a 2 00 n ..2 10 ,. 00 a .. 1 00 9 tfl 10 a .. 11 a .. 12 a .. 12ia .. 11 a .. 8 a.. 23 a .. 33 a .. Departed this life] on the morning of the 14th nit., at his Father’s residence, James Thomas, youngett son of Rev. John Hendricks, in the fell triumph of a , living faith. Age 12 years 9 months and T days. “Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord.” “Farewell! thou sweet and lovely brother, Resting now in the silent grave j Whilst thy spirit has flown above, To dwell with angels' hallowed love.” 1 Frates. TO TAX PAYERS. I N pursuance with the 53d section of the City Or. dmtnces, I will attend at the Mayor's office from the first to the I5lh of June next, for the purpose of collecting City Taxes, for the year 1851. All persons liable for taxes are respectfully requested to call and pay in tho enme. S. 8TEWART, Col. 4s Rcc, May 99; 1851. FLOYDS PRINGS. XtriLV be opened for .the reception of Visitors by »“ 20th of June. Visitors will at all times find a ready conveyance from Rome, either In hacks, bug gies or conches. This is a new watering place, situat ed 12 miles north of Rome, end 13 miles southwest of Calhoun. The rood Horn Is one of the best in the the State. The Springs are pleasantly located with tine upon* tors to render them comfortable. PECK & HARDIN. )_ .. MeCULLOUGH Sc MAYS, < Pro P r 'etois, June 5,18 >1. 3m GRAND LYRIC CONCERT. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! ]VTAD. DtTBAHG. Whose XTA has ever merited favor ti l> w nose celebrity as a vocalist i ever merited favor through all the North ern and Southern Citlee. and Signor Novell!, the em- ovonlngi Juno 5th. Cards of admission 50 cents to bo had at the Door. For particulars see hand biils. Juno 5,1651. WATT. ARRANGEMENT- POST-OFFICE, ROME. GA, February 1,1801. j The Northern, Eastern and Southern mails arrive nOVD SHERIFF'S SALES FOR JULY. W ILL bo sold on the first Tuesday lr. Julymut hofore the Court-houso door In the City of Rome, Floyd, County,within tho usual hours of salo the following property, to wit -• 12 1 Gall. Tlnot. Bottles, 1512 “ “ ” 48 4 *' “ 0 l 10 i !>»•, „ „ 8 q’rt salt mouth 10 pt. ** “ ** iaipt.;; ;; 6 4 oa. 4 1 gall, Speolo Jars, 3 4 " ** " 27 Porceleaq Jars, 1'2 Gallepots, 10 i gall, ground s toper’cl green bottles, 4 Show Globes, 4 doz. boxes Tapers, 10 “bottlesblack Ink, 4 «• “ blue Ink, 1 Show Case, 1 Writing Desk, 2 Largo Oil Stands, 8 Tin Cats, 1 Iron mortar and pest. 4 Wodgowood mortars, 2 lbs. Saffron, 2 “ Hemlock, 4 “ Prickly Ash, 2 “ Cholic Root, • >4 “ Pulv Galls. 14 “ Black Cohash, ij “ Orange Peel, 1 “ Radix Columbo, 4 “ Skull Cap, 2 “ Poplar bark. 2 “ Pulv. Sassafras, 3 «• Witch Hazle, 2 “ Pulv. Barberry, 1 “ Balmony. 1 “ Plurisy Root, 14 “ Lobelia 8eed, 14 “ Golden Seal, 3 “ Black Load, 2 “ Radix. Colombo, 4 “ Bitter-sweet, 4 11 BittorRoot, 1 “ Bmok-snako root, 1| “ Fennell-sced, 14 ** Lobelia Herb, 1 Degetalles, Black Cohash, 25 bottles beautifying lo tion, 14 boxes black Crayons, 3 bottles balm ofColum- bln, 37 Slates, 6 bottles Indian Vegeta ble Ellxor, 10 bottles Root's Ring bone oure, 12 bottles Bed-bug poison 4 Gum-elastic pessarios, 4 Glass Pessaries, 2 Cupping-glasses, 1 Silver male Catheter, 2 Pair counter scales, 25 lbs. Ground Logwood, 3 Reams Sund-paper, 3 Abdontlnul Support'rs 14 bottles Paris' Soothing Syrup, 5 bottles lialr'ilye, 0 •• Indelible Ink, 24 boxes Toy-paints, 14 Tocket Wallets, 2 Chinn Pnm. In. stands, 2 Spring Lancets, 6 doz. cedar Peuoils, 3 Razor Straps. 5 Dio Cups, 5 Letter Stamps, 8 Transparent Slates, 8 Rolls Pomatum, 1 Brass Oil Lamp, 8 lbs Ivory Black, 15 “ Glauber Salta, 10 “ Red Sanders, 1 Bronze Inkstand, 6 Sund Boxes, 3 Bottles Huntet's Pul monary Bnlsotn, 7 but. Dr Ruston's Oil; 1 Pill Machine, 10 lbs. Llthorage, 4 lb. Uyg. Armonla, 4 lb. Oxalic Acid, 4 lb Oxide of Bismuth, oiogy, _ Military Engineering, und Civil Architecture, Infant* ry Tnctica, Bclence and Practice of Artillery. ; * e No Cadet will be Admitted who is less than four*, teen or more than twenty-five years of age ; or who is affiicted with any disease or infirmity which would render him unfit for military duty. The Cadets will be occupied a K out one hoar and a half eaoh day in military exercises; but at such times as not to interfere with their regular studies. UNIFORM FURNITURE, fee. Tho Uniform consists of a light gray cloth couteo. trimmed with guilt convex buttons and blaok cord —white vest, und whlto Russian drilling pantaloons, without trimmings, for summer. For winter, gruy cloth vest and pantaloons, trimmed to suit tho coat —blaok stock, white glovos and white belts—Mon roe shoos and a Forage cap. No other drets will be worn s nor will Cadets be allowed to keep other cloth- ingin their rooms. Each Cadet from a distance must provide him self with a mattrass and bedding for a single bed, mattrass-oover and bed-strap—ono trunk, one clothes bag and six towels. Each Cadet will unite with his room-mates in purchasing for their common uso, one pine table, one looking glass, one wash pun, one pail and ono broom. In view nf the following regulation, parents and guardians sending their sons and vnrds to this In stitution, are advised to deposit with the (Superin tendent. or with some friend In Marietta, a sum of money sufficient to purchase tho above articles, and to cover all nooessary expenses for one Session ; or the Superintendent should be authorised, in writing t to allow the Cadet to make an account lor a specified sum. Tllo regulation referred to is ns follows, viz: “Every Cadet shall keep a small blank book, iti which shall be charged every arlielo ho may pur* chase. This book shall be turned ovor to tho Su perintendent fo-hls inspection at tho end of every month. Any Cadet who shall contraot a debt with out permission of the Superintendent, or be furnish ed with any nrtiole whatever, by any ttorekeeper or other pepon, without such permission, or whoso pa rent or guardian shall pay nny debt contracted by him during his connection with the Institute, and in violatiouof thisiegula'ion, shall be dismissed. TERMS. western mail arrives dauy, except Mondays, at 8 . A, M. Closes daily, except Sundays, at 2 P. M. Mode of conveyance, Four Horse Post Coaches. Southwestern mail arrives Mdndays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 10 A. M. Closes Mondays, Wednes days and Fridays at 2 P. M. Mode of conveyance, Four Horse Post Coaches. LaFayette mail, via Summerville, Dirt Town, Mt. Hickory and Hardin's Mills, arrives Mondays and l Thursdays at 7 P. M. Closes same days at 9 P. M. Cave Spring and Van’s Valley mails arrive Tues days and Fridays at 11 A. M. Closes same days at 3 P. M. Hermitage mail arrives on Thursdays at 11 A. M. -Closes same days at 13 A. M. California and Johnson's mails arrive on Fridays at 11 A. M. Closes same days at 12 A. M. THOtS.J. PERRY, P. M. together with a Store House on Lot No. 7, Oostan- uulla Division, oceupied as a Drug Store by J. D. Dickerson Agent; levied on as the property of J. D. Dickerson, to satisfy a fl. fa. issued from Floyd Su perior Court in favor of Lucius S. Comstock, and other fi. ft*., subject to n mortgage fl. fa. vs. tho said J. D. Dickersons Property pointed out by Plaintiff's Attorney. Lots of Land Nos. 290,291,292,287,285 and 357, all lying in the 16th district and 4th sec tion; levied on ns the property of Robert Ware, decoased, to satisfy a fl. fa. issued from Floyd Su perior Court, in favor of Alfred R. Latimer and Charles E, Latimer, surviving Copartners of the firm of Latimer, Whiting & Co., vs. Alven Dean, Nathan Yarbrough and Thomas C. Hackett, ad ministrators on the Estate ol Robert Ware, deo'd., and Ezekiel P. Ware and Augustus N. Hargrovo, securities on appeal* Also, Lot of Land No. 283, in tho 23d district nnd3d section; levied on as the property of Z. B. Hargroves, deceased, to satisfy two fl. fas. from Cuss Superior Court, one in favor ol John Bones, surviving co-partner of John apd Samuel Bones, th° other in favor of the Georgia Insurance & Trust Company vs James M. Spullock and Ma linda 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 ♦erest in and to Lot of Land whereon he now lives, lying in the 5th district and 4th section; levied on us the property of Anderson Allen to satisfy a fl fa, from Floyd Superior Court in favor.of James Hemp hill v$ Anderson Allen. Property pointedgout by defendant. May 20,1851. TIIOS. S. PRICE, Sh’ft*. BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. ODD FELLOWS. Rome Lodge No. 40, I, O. O. F. Meet every Wednesday evening at their Lodge Room an Broad-jt. JAS. D. GIBSON N. G. W. C. DENSON. Sec. MA80NS. ut Rome Rovit,AncnCnAPTSR No. 20, Meet 1st Tues day in each month, at Masonic Hell. JAMES D. GIBSON, II. P. THOS. J. PERRY, Sec’y. Coosa Lotto* No. 66, Meet the first and third Fri days in each month, st Masonic Hall. J. T.SAWRIE, W. M. JESSE LAMBERTH, S. Hunter Lome No. — Meet tho second end fourth ’days of each month, utMesoniclIell. GEORGE B. DOUGSASS, W. M JAMES M. SUMTER, S. _ SONS OF TEMPERANCE. Plotd Division No. 57, Meet every Mondey eve* 1 at the Court House. J. II, TORBETT W. P, A. M. LAUB, R. S. ion Cadets No. 17, Meet every Thursduy eve- theConit House. A. M. LAUB, Patron. BOOT AND SHOE MAKING- HAVE hired Mr. SAM’L MoKINZIE by the , Month to mak, boots and shoes to order; and con- ■ and settlements for the above, therefore, will be t tie subscriber. JOHN H. ROBERTS. At the tame lime and place. George S. Alexander’s interest in nnd to Lots of Lund Nos- 221, 244, ami 215, In the 25th dlstriot und 3d section; suid inlorost levfod on ns the property of George S. Alexander to srittsiy n fl fu. front Floyd superior Court In favor of Wiley, Banks Sc Co. vs Lemuel J. liillbnrn nnd George S. Alex- under nnd others. Property pointed ’ou» by said Alexander, ono' of the defendan ts* Also, a part of Lot of Land No. 930, in tho 3 t district and 4th section, containing flvo acres, more or loss, with the improvements tnoreon ; le vied on os tho propotty of James W. Geer, to satis- fy a fl la. from Floyd Superior Court in favor ol Alexander II. Abrahnms, bearer, vs. James W. Geer. Property pointed oRt by defendant. Lot of Land No. 205, in the 25th Disti and 3d section; levied on as tho property of Wil liam H. Culpepper, to satisfy five fl. fas. from a Justices Court uf Floyd County, one in favor of Joel Farmer, ono in favor of M. C. Martin, ono in favor of Peck te Hardin, and two in favor of David Mims, for tho use of Jerry Griffin deceased, vs. William H. Culpepper, principal, and E. F. Cul pepper and David Culpepper, security on stay. Le- vy made and returned to mo by a Constablo. Also, part of Lot of Land No. 28, in the 24th district and 3d section, containing ono hund red nnd ten- Acres moro or less; levied on as tho p; party of Daniel Culpeppor, to satisfy three fi. fas issued from a Justices Court of Floyd county, in favor of Peck te Mayes vs Daniel Culpepper, prin ciple, und William H. Culpepper, security on stay Levy made and leturned to me by a Constable. May 20. THOS. G. WATTERS, D. Sh’ff. Postponed lUortguffo Bale for July W ILL be sold on tho first Tuesduy in July next, before tho Court House door in tho City of Rome, Floyd county, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: One set of Beqch Plains, one common Brace and set of Bitts, one hand saw, one dozen chisels* ono dozen gouges, ono tenant saw, one iron square, one hand ox, one claw hammer, one pair of compasses, and one rule ; all levied on as tho property of John D. Crawford, to satisfy a Mort gage fl* fa. issued from the Infurior Court of Floyd county, in favor of William D. Davis. John D. Craw ford. April 3. • THOMAS S. PRICE., Sh’ff. Differential and Integral Calculus, Natural and Ex- ihy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Draw- Natural History, mineralogy, Geology, and Physi- “ “ ition “ A Fresh Stock of NEW SPRING GOODS. Just received at Burns 7 & Murray’s pONSISTING of Summer Silks, Beroxo, DeLanes, Silks, I’oplins, Jenny Lind Silks. L) Muslins. Prints, Cambrics and Ginghams, from 12.J- to. 25 cents, Calico lrom 5 to 12 J NOTICE R ANAWAV from tho subscriber on Wsdnssdsy, tho 11th ult., a chestnut Sorrel MARE Wiod nil round, nnd I think a small white spot In tbs tan- cents, fast colors, bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, very low prico nnd good quality. Gran- *** ‘ - -“ ' forn - ' '* '* eit (without a false facej Shirtings, at 16 yards fir'a dollar, ’Charleston and’other ' brown Shirtings, with a fine stock of HoisOry, and other articles usually kept in our line, which we respectfully invito the public to call and examine. Wo will take pleasure in showing, nnd charge nothing for looking. BURNS & MURRAY. April 24, 1861. HOUSE PAINTING. AAEON W. HABSHAW, plenso t He has in his possession testimonials from many ditper- ent persons who ltuve tried hi. akilt, that wilt satiety everyone who wI.U to refer to them. ThoscinRomo end the surrounding country who have houses to paiut can have it done on as good terms, and with ss much neatness nnddlspntob by me ee it osn be done by any body else, North or South. Having quit carriage and sign painting, my whole attention will bo alven to the above branch of the business. Graining aont. in fuel rata style, und made to represent any kind of wood or marble desired, 0 s I have done a great deal of work in this pert of the country, specimens of which may be seen, I deem it unnecessary to say any thing mbre as to my ability io do good work, but only ask a trial* May 29,1851. GREAT ATTRACTION Jan: 2,1851 J county, JOHN JOHNSON, P.M NOTICE J"S hereby given that nil note, and accounts liefetu- J- for.! made with J. I). DICKERSON h. vo been as signed to the subscriber. Persons owing the seme are requested to cotne forward ul an early date und make payment to either myself or J. D. Dickers,hi. who is my|authonsed egeni to eoUer.t und receipt for tha m ”>e. THOS. D. SHELTON. Jen 7,1851 JEW DAVIE’S HEBREW PLASTER rpHE greot remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in -L the Side, Hip, Back, Limbi and Jolnta; Scrotula, B Side, iiip, 1 King's Evil, While Swellings, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all fixed pains whatever. These Plasters possess the advantage of being pat up in air tight boxes; hence they retain their full vlr lues in all climates. This cele-rated l’nin Extractor has been to exten sively used by Physicians and tho people in general, both in this country und Europe, that It le almost need- loss to say any tl.iug about It. Yet there may be sumo who stund in need or Us healing powers who hove not yet tried It. For their sokes we will simply slats what it has done in thousands of oases, and whet it will do for them when tried. A VOICE FROM GEORGIA. Read the fullowing testimony from a Physician Genti.smxn—Your Hebrew Piaster has cured me of pains of which I have eutrered for twelve yenre pest. During this period I labored under on offilctlon of my loins and skis, and tn d many remedies that my own lnedlcnl experience suggested, but without obtaining relief. At length I used your Plaster, and am now by its good effects entirely cured. I will re commend the Jow David's or Hebrew Plaster to all who are suffering from t aiitrnction of the muscles, or permanent pains in the side or beck. The people of Goorgin have but to bocomo acquaint- ith its \ Tuition, Bonrd, Wnehing, Fuel, Lights, Field Mu sio, and all other contingent expenses, [per Session of five moniln,] $100 Tuition alone, (for resident Cadet-,) per eesslon, 35 Field Musio and other contingent expenses, 9 Any Cadet entering tho instltule after tho com mencement of a session will be charged in propor tion to the above rates. - There charges miut be paid in advance, for all expenses except the fed for tuition. Every cadet leaving the Institu e betora the expiration of the period tbr which he has made an advance, shall receive the unexpended bntsnce. Tho Editor of any newspaper in Georgin, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi or Tennessee, by inserting this advertisement in his paper, and sen i- ing a copy regularly to the Georgia Military Institute,” shall be entitled to tuition for one Cadet, or hie draft at the reto of twenty-five dollars per session, payable in tuition, and in favor of any Cadet, will bo accepted. By order of the Board of Trustees- May 15,1851.—ly DAVID IRWIN. President Board Trustees. HOLLAND HOUSE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA* T HIS Lnr&e nnd Now Brick Hotel, near the Rml Road Depot, is now opened. It will be kept in such style that visitors will not forget to stop ogiin- Passengers on tho cars will have more than ample time to partake of the good meals nlwnys in readi ness nt the arrival of ench*train. Persons visiting the City, and stopping nt the Holland House, enn get in formation nnd assistance In business ; nnd pnss off •heir leisure hours in nmusemeuts connected with'the House. Tne Post Office, Bank Agency, Brokers and other important offices will be in the Holland House. Reference—Any ono who has or may step one time. A. R. KELl Proprietor. CHATTANOOGA PRODUCE. 10,000 lbs. Tennessee Bacon, 19 Barrels Lard, 500 Bushels Corn. 50 Bbls. Flour, 60 Pieces cotton Omaburgs, 100 Pieces Prints, Shoes, HiU'iware, Boots, Caps, Huts, Pump bottom boots made to order* May 23, 1851. JOHN H. ROBERTS. TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. T HE House and lot recently occupied by tho sub scriber, next to the Femnle Academy, nnd ncai tho new Methodist Church. The lot is well improv ed, nnd contuins 14 acres of land, suitable for flower ntid kitchen gardens. The location is pleasant and desirable. Enqulreoftho subscriber in Chattooga, or of Wm. JonNso.N,Esq., Rome, may 22, 1851.—tf W. GWYNN. NEW-Y0RK STORE. Muslins, Bonnets, Cravats, Prints, Ribbons, Shirts, BPch’d Domestics Fans, Collars, Islnnd do. Fringes, Union Hats, avy Aug'ta do. Bl’k Silk Laces, Moleskin do. Berages, Lawns, Tissues, Poplin?, Ginghams. Chambrnys French Calico, Drab beaver do, Palm Leaf do. Chil'n’s straw do While linendrill Corded do Stripped do Twist Gloves Kid do Hosiery, Parasols, Fiench Colinrs, Lace Copes, Swiss Trimmings Farmers’ do Furniture Prints. Combs, I inen Duck Swiss Muslin, Grnss Skirts, Cordurtfy, Corded do Cotlonndes, Lin«*n Hn'k’fs, Nankoens, Silk do Striped do i inen t .ble diaper India do Towel*, Nnpkins, Napkins, Shoes, Emboss'd table covers, tec. &o. &c AT DENNIS & HUNT’S Rome, may 15, 851. Jaconet, Check Swiss, Cambrics, Corded do Tarlton, Flowers, Tabs, JUST RECEIVED, B Y the Subscriber, in addition to his former stock a choice lot of Groceries ; consisting, in part, ot New Orleans, Porto Rico, Crushed, Refined Granulat ed Sugars; Superior Rio Coffee, Sperm, Star and Tal low Candles; 12bbla. Irish Potatoes, for seed; 30 Sacks No. 1 Penfield Family Flour; also n choice lot of Liquors, Old Cognac Brandy, Old Port, Pitre Hoi land Gin, Scotch Whiskey and domestic Liquors. Hardware, Blacksmith Tools, Hoes, Trace Chains, Shovels, Spades, Garden Rake*, Boots, Shoes nn Hats. All of which ho offers for sale on as good terms as they can be bought in the city.' March 6,1851. TH08. J. VERDERY M ROME MALE ACADEMY- rpJE Excrotseo of,his Institution will be rteamed New and SfZiZomh^' and Lheaper than ever. / QoSMAN, a graduate or Princeton have been ae- Ctrrt rrtn XT e T /~V1 . /«“»■)«» Assistant, nnd tho dWmira pledge them. U J. TiJ liV 4X Ul/. / selvea that nt-efforts on their pert shall bo wanting t« render the School worthy of n liberal lintinnage- lk- aldeaiho studies comprised In a thorough Classical and TITOULD respectfully inform their IHettda uml the v v public that thoy Ini public that they Live just returned from New York and Philadelphia, and opened a Splendid assort ment of Goods, ndupted to tile season ; consisting, 111 part, of superior eprlng .and summer silks, es also it very large assortment of lawns, ginghams, prints, o l cnllcoes.&c. TO THE LADIES- Their st ,ck of fanoy urtloles and Jewelry will bo found to bo equal to nny In the State of Goorgin.— Their assortment is camposedof gold nnd silver wstoh- es, rings, ear-rings, pencils, gold nnd silver beads, E nrse rings and tassels, Ladies companion, fancy rib- om, trimmings, work-hoxce, summer mantillas; Ger man, Engliah and French per|tame. and sonps, Ihncy cpllors, undersleoves; note ph^ertr, fancy' ehvelqpeg, worsteds, perforated papers, curpet bags, fancy trunk., brushes, Accordeons, from 50 cts up tO;$35,'parasols, kid, eilk and cAton gloves,bonnels, ladies’ caps,laces, edgings, inserMys, shoes, -gaiters, and u great many other goods impossible to be enumerated in an adver tisement. CLOTHING AND FUBNISHING GOODS Of our own manufacture ut wholcsslo prices Allnentlemen who may be in wrinlof good nnd cheap clothing, would find it to their groat advantage to call in us before purchasing elsewhere, ns they ltavo nn entire new, splendid end large atock of ready-made clothing of all aizee. styles and qualities, ns also extra sizes for children, Oaehmsrette, drub d'ete, queen's doth Bold, silver and steel mixed tweed, linen. See., Am.— 'ants of doeskin, plain and fancy onssitnero,drill, Ac. Vests of silk, satin, Valencia, casnmerette, linen, Mnr- seillcs, See. Also an assortment youth's and servant's cloth. Customers can depend upon finding them mndo in splendid style, latest fashion and superior work manship. However low tho price, we will also call the atten tion of the publio to oar assortment-of Gentlemen's BURNISHING GOODS. English course, particular attention will be paid Book-keeping, and lo the preparation of young mi do ao Under a Frcnclt Instructor Tuition ns hen <«*• 8. J. STEVENS,Principal tpOl'R months niter date application will be madu J- t - tho honorable the Inferior Court of I-tovd f*nnn»iP (■•linn oltl Ira,, ran .. n « . 7 county,when sitting ns it conrt of ordinary, for leave, to sell all the Itinil nnd negroes belonging to the es tate of William Jinks, Into of said county, deceased. THOMAS S. PHICE, ) ; T „ ... JV1LLIAM G. MILES, A<lm r3 Jan. 23, I85I__ ’ ' NOTICE. A L I' P™°" B in-feated to the cBlolo of William „ Ji | lks ' I" 1 ” nf Floyd county, deceased, will pieces call nnd mako iinntediate payment, and those having claims against snid estate will pleaso present them i* terms ot the law. THOMAS S. PRICE, AM - - • with its virtues when they wl.l resort to its use. Forsyth, Monroe, rannty, Ga. To Messrs Scovll & Mead, New Orleans, JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH CAROLINA. Mzs>-ns. Scovtu, Sc Main—I hove been troubled with ttie chronic rheumatism for tho last twelve years. On tho 1st of July, 1840,1 was so bad that I could not turn ntyself in bed, and tho pain so severe that I had not elonl a wink f r six days. At this lime my at tending physician prescribed tho “Hob cw* Plaster',’’ and it acted like a charm ; tho pain left me, and I slop more thun half the night, and in three days Iwns able to ride oat. I consider the “Hebrew Plaster,",the best remedy for all sorts of pains, now in use. G. W. McMINN. Hendersonville, N. C., Aug. 10,1850. Beware of Countecfeil■ and bate Imitations, ET Tito genuine will in future have the signature of E. Taylor on the steel plate engraved label on tho p or each box. Parohasurs are advised that a mean counterfeit of this nrt cle is in existence. The genulitu Is sold by ns, and by our agents ap pointed throughout the South—and no pedlar is allow ed to ult it. Dealers and purchase a generally are cautioned ngainst buying of any but our regular agents, otherwise thry will be imposed upon with a worthless articlo 8COVIL St MEAD. 113 Chartres etreet, N. Orleans, Solti General Agents for the Southern Stales, to whom ull orders must in-, variably be addreseed. Sol.l by Batley. Rome Ga. s Sommers dr. Brother, Kingston ; John A, Erwin, Carsville j J. W. Robbins, Cave Spring; J. J. Hopkins, Summerville; J. ly. ;, Cedar ~ “ t Bluff, Ala. to tho honorable tire Inferior court of Floyd county, when sitting asaconn ol ordinary, forlenv to sell a negro boy by tho ttntno ot Ruusotn, kcloeg lug to tho estate of A. S. W. Johnson, an. 10. 1851. A* B. REESE, Guard. HEAD QUARTERS. 80th Bedg- G- XL Rome, April 19tli 1851. I N obedience to Orders received from the Coinman- d — I der in Chief of the State nf Georgia, an Elf. tiov will be held on Tuesday the 3d day of June next, at the eevoral places of holding Elections for members j the General Assembly in tire county of Floyd, for a Bri gadier General of the 2d Brigade, 12th Division, G. M , to fill the vacancy of Gen. John F. Bevers, removed By order ot Col. SAMUEL STEWART. R. J. JOHNSON, Adjutant. April 17,1851. NEW SPUING GOODS. TEST received, fine Printed Muslins, for Spring, O Jnckonct and Swiss Muslins and Isertings, at Consisting of shirts, standing collars, cravats, Jenny Lind ties, fancy silk suspenders, portmunteous, Mon ey purees, pocket books. 6U.000 superior segera of our manufacture, memorandum books, writing tiinterlale, See . Sea.; always on hand an extensive ondfashion YWTHITE WINE and pure CHer Vinegar, for nble assortment of hats, caps, hoots, elioes, traveling Vv sale by F. M. ALLEN. trunks with secret springs, pncklng trunks, valises Ac. Prtc rices not surpasee- carpet begs, walking canes, for cheapness. We ore grateful for past encouragement by our for mer customers, and solicit a continuance of the same, and all who reooramend their friends to tredo at this establishment, may depend upon being dealt with fair ly end honestly, end ot receiving for their monry its fulleqoivslent; nnd wo pledge ounelvrs to use all hon orable means to give satisfaction and deserve the con ftdenccof our patrons. Call ot our establishment and seo for yourselves. M. STERN Sc CO. Ono door below Sullivan, Cabot & Co., at tho stand formerly occupiod by A. A. Anderson, Romo, April 3,1851 ■g*£ Eg Cdj =r cr _ t-x-j M ® - S *2 2 GRANITE STORE. Rome, Ga„ Jan. 2,1851. WILLIAM 6. MILES, ( A,,m ’ ra "J i-FX KEGS Nails,assorted. For sale low, whole' Jnn 2 1850 nl ' d relni1, ^ F. M. ALLEN. 1 fl HALES‘Factory Yarn, for stile low by Jnn 9. F. M. ALLI ALLEN. X fa BALF.S Bleached nnd Brown Homespuns ' A. *-*’ from 3-4 to C-4 wide, for salo low by F. M. ALLEN. (jkJltu 2. Otfl CASES Men’s Boots and Shoes for enlo lot F.M. ALLEN. 1 "fl f | CASES Ladies’ Walking shoes and kid slip. ” pen from 50 cents a nolr un. For ni« hv Jnn 2, pair tip. For sale by F. M. ALLEN. A FEW pieces 8-4 Bleuohed Linen diaper for ta ble clothe—very nice—for Bale low by T " n 9. F. M. ALLEN, DnS. Hemlock sole Leather for Bale. Ap. UlJU ,, to F. M' ALLEN Jan. SA FREE AND EASY. C ALL at the Free & Easy House, 4 doorabrlow tho Choice Hotel, where you will find a general as sortment of Confectibnnrles, Fruits, dec., of the very bestthatover has been, and nngoodtmovcrcnnbc oll'er- ed In Rome. Sold low for cash. GEO. SHAW- Feb. 20, Ibfil, SJK BUSHELS of first rnto Com Meal just re- , ~ celved and for sale by Fob 20 A SUPERIOR article of Family Flour, for sale by A Fob 20 G. SHAW. GOOD article of abetted Corn on jund and for salo by Feb 20 ,0. SHAW. T| 4k BOXES superior New York Clieefe forsnleby 1U Feb 20 G. SHAW, A FIRST raid let of Bneon just received nnd for i sale by Feb 20 Tl 4M Mk LBS. of superior Lard just received at 1UUU Feb 20 SHAW'S. 10 HALF bids. No, I Mackerel forsnle h; Feb 2D sale by !. SHAW. CJl'ERM nnd Star Cnndles for sale by O Feb 20 G. SHAW. A Firet rate article of Tobacco and Cigars always r 3 kept at Feb 20 COTCH Herrings, Sardines, See., may nt all times I ltd found nt tho FREE Sc EASY HOUSE. Feb 20 F. M. ALLEN’S. 150 C0BN. BUSHELS Corn for sale, at March 0, F. M. ALLEN’S. A LOT of superior Pianos for sale at OSGOOD, MLSOBRC MLSOBROOK Sc CO. t'JDHOSE who wish the best upland Cotton Seed in tire world had better apply soon at OSGOOD, ALSOBROOK fit CO: March 20. 1851. TENNESSEE AGENCY. 20,000 lbs. BACON 2,000 •* LAKD. 1,000 BUSHELS CORN. J UST receiving nnd for Balo at tho Tennessee Agen cy, ono door below Johnson, Pape -V, Co. Romo, May 8,1851. J. J. REEVES, Afft Portable Horse Power for Wbeat Thrashers &c C AN be set up In the field in one dny. For stile by FRANCIS M. ALLEN. April 24, 1851. DANIEL S. PEINTUP Agnt for the Southern Mntual Insurance Company at Borne, Ga. INSURES against loss by FIRE; also, LIVES of croons and Servants. CHECKS on Charleston and New York, for sals DANIEL 3. 1'RINTUP, a r ml for the Bank of the Elate of So. Ca Oct. 10. 1350. Georgia, Ployd County. W HEREAS, BenjaminII. Lampkinapplies tome for Letters of Administration on the Estate ol Wni. C. Butler, into of said county, deceased— These ore, therefore, to cite nnd ndmoniih all and singular the kindred nnd creditors of said deceased to be nnd nppoar at my office within the lime prescrib ed by law, to show cause (if nny exist) why snid Let ters should hot bo granted. Given under my hnml, at office, this Gth day of May, 1,851. JESSE LAMBERTH, d. c. o. 100 SACKS Fresh Flour, from th Penfield Mills, just received and for sale by May 1,1851. T. J. VERDERY. •gUILDERS nf Store and Dwelling.houses are in vited to examine samples of Minert -white nnd da: ‘ Feb 20 JOHNSON, POPE & CO. ‘CREELING thankful for tku liberal patronage that •F has heretofore been so generously extendi- wards them, would solioil a continuance, nnd the attention of their friends and the public generally that they are now receiving nnd opening a large and well selectud stock of Goods, nnd would ndd th-i fur beauty nnd taste their styles cannot l>e surpassed Our stock consists of tho Intest sryles Ladies' dress goods, viz. Silks, Muslins, Ginghams, Barrages, Tis sues, Crape de Paris, Brocndo Poplin, Prints, iVc., Herewith a well selected stock of Capes, Collars, Cuffs, Ladies’ Shoes, See. Our stock of Gents’ dress oods cannot fail lo suit buyers. Our assortment of lard wore. Cutlery, Snddlery, Crockery, Shoes, Bools, Buugy and Carriage Trimmings onnnot bs equalled by any in Rome nt this time. We do not hang out our sign and say that we will sell lower than our neigh bors, bat only ask our friends and the publio general ly, to be certain to give as a cuil before buying, and we promise to give them satisfaction both in pricea nnd quulity. We onlv add, you can till make money by giving us n cull Wore making your purchases. April 10,1851. O YSTERS, Lobsters, Bhrimpo, Pig's Feet, Eggs, See., served up in a superior manner at the Feb 20 FREE 5c EASY HOUSE. 200 I ‘ BS " G0SI,EN BUTTER, for sale et March G, 1851. ATLANTA IRON FOUNDERY. I AM now prepared to order Mill Gearing of every description, and all other*CbatJQfc8 ihnt are inqae in similar establishments, including Gin Gear, Pistes and Balls, &c. f &c. Alio, BARK MILLS, with the latest improvements, all of which will be Warranted to be of the best material and workmnnship. I will also furnish all kinds oi Mill Rook nt the lowest rules fur Cash. A. LEYDEN Maroh 8,1851 ly PATENT CAST IRON WATER WHIiELS. W HICH will be warranted to out two thousand feet «f plank per day, under any heud ol water Rom four feet up, Manufactured by march B, 1951. A. LEYDEN. PB0VISI0N3ST0BE. S. G. WELLS. Salt, and Molasses, Domestic Yarns, Cloth, Shoes and Leather, Drind Fruity Beef and Fish. , Pure Port lPine, and Pale Olard Brandy, Porter and Lemon Syrup. A small lot of Shoes on consign ment. A few young men can be accommodated with Boarding. March 6,1851. Veranda Housr, Depot Squa e, DISSOLUTION. T HE Firm of Wm. E. Alexander Co. having been this dny dissolved by mutual consent, the business will be continued nt the old stand, by R. S. HORTON, where nn assortment will always be kepi as heretofore. The unsettled Vj|sli attention of both A Jan. 30,1851. iness of the firm will receive th WM* E. ALEXANDER. R. S. NORTON. TUST received by the subscriber, direot from New tl York, a large a fresh supply -of Drugs and . D, DICKERSON, Ag't. 43. JESSE LAMBERTH & CO. Broad Street, Borne, Georgia. Tl ESPEGTFULLY announce to the publio thnt JA' they ore uow opening und will keep constantly on hand, a large and well selected stock of Itcculy-JIiKlc Clothing, of every description. Also Hats and Caps, Bor.t.-< and Shoes, Umbrellas, Trunks and Carpet Bags. To gether with a well selected stock of Ladies and M isses Straw and Satin Bonnets, Ladies ana Misses Satin and Lasting Gaiters and Buskins, Ties, Slippers and 1 Walking Shoes; Also Parasols, Gloyes, mils, Fans, mbs, tec., March 13. 1851. iipou tho estata of the said Thomua McGuire^de ceased, to execute to them titles to said lot and par State of Georgia, Floyd county. Court of Ordinary, May Term, 1851. I T appearing to the Court, bylho*petition of John T. Meador and JoBeph C, Bpnson, that Thomas McGuire, by bis agent Tereuco ^HcGuire of saiJ county, deceased, did in his lifetime execute to said John T, Meudorand Joseph C. Benson, his bond, • conditioned to efeute titles in fee simple to snid John T, dfeador and Joseph C. Benson, for lot of kind No. 196, and two-thirds of lot No, 197; more or less, id being all east of a line of partition run between said McGuire and Boggess, all beingand lying ip the lOihy district of Cairoll county, Stnto of .Georgia; nnd it further oppearing that said Thomas McGuire depart ed this life without executing titles to said lot and part : of lot of lund,or in any way providing therefor; and it appearing that said John T. Meador nnd Joseph C. Benson, has paid tho full amount of the purchusc prico of said land, and said John T. Meador and Jo seph C. Benson having petitioned this Coart to direct Ter«*euce McGuire, adm’r nnd S.B.G.McGulm, adm’rx of lot of land, in conformity with said Bond— It is therefore ordered, by the Court, that notiqe be ‘ given at three or more publio places in snid county, • and in the Rome Courier, of such application, that all ' person? concerned may file otjectlona In the Clerk’s Offieh, (if nny they have) why said Terence McGuire, • ndm’r and S. B. G. McGuire, ndm’rx, na aforesaid, should not execute titles to ^nid lot and part of lot cf 1 land in conformity with suid bond. ' A*true extract from the minutes of Courts given un der my hand, this 5ih day of May, 1851. JESSE LAMBEHTJI.c.c.o. SURGICAL NOTICE.. fl'VR. PAUL F. EVK ncuoptu<! the rrafcs*>i.l" J J Surgery Bull. Medical Department of versity of Louisville, Ky., only fort’ turcs now closing, with tho nope c henlth of ins family ; ; but no itnp been produced by tiro change, ‘ gusts, and is prepared, to r
