About Rome courier. (Rome, Ga.) 1849-18?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1852)
y<n 1—MI *, the adtnnri g d-m-wiide of foe public twee. Il tee ever 1. vu foe object of the |.nblislnr TO • TAKE THE l.l'.AD among lire popular Mn- -gutlm-a nvfo\» ,reumry;tmtl foe bust of iln'nn- t«ji»-who have i cm cooKiiii.il)- following—- , , •* lulling sflr-r him in vain"—ire sulfielrllt to- . -attest his hr liinr.t suet-res- The primijilrir.p ■ I Willi whhh ever) in w- idea tlitit he sngsi-sta l« adopted tu others, i- n Kiiiiic.cm reason for liia • l being very explicit end react in hie promis. eetl what is yet to come- Ho dues not wish tolay nut plans forr.lhetrto follow. Il'iltitl* Celt-ill, however, to wry that nil the existingpo pular featuresofilu- Lady's Book wills- re tained,nnd many new rues, |oml-nlnrlv nt. - tractive in n Lndy's Book and Family Mngn- inc, wi.lbc introduce J. The useful nnd the ' alegnm will always be kept in view- To tlie Magazines nlonr w e inurt look for the : effeiinmAf the mneitriuintla of Literature. ]t i* unelen lopubll-htr tin: of names—suffice It Is any, that we have | ubMicrl nrticlea, nml have oil era to publish. I Mill A i.L THE BEST AMEltlCAN WRITERS-MALE A N D FEMALE! Os.'ey'j Lufy’r Book /or JjiMani, 16-"2 will contain In addition lu the must bronilfiil c nnd numerous Engravings—three of which an colored—an mldiiionnl <inantiiy of reading by American aulhots. There la no qucslinn nhut the fact,ami the tenaof thousands of notices that we hove from the contemporary preaa will eatabllsh it, that it is . t*momt*ti»irictSTroaloDic*L in Tnawottt.nl Thepubliaher willgive IS Nos. for I8i-?,tlm ' r let,dm Alls Union would be proud of,and ait price iaglon year. It nmat.be observed that the Lndy's Book eaten to the taalr ol the American Louies. It farttiihei them teilh every thing that con Inter- -, eat a f.mly—nml among oilirta is ilir fo lowing; re.„t„„ oj'..,u, tv..)/,,* plain Monthly I __ t irsldes ehit-i-hot upon . urta every iiionih giving full exploit- 'ationa of every thing new in the Fashionable Wolld. Our Model Cottages.—Tlilr ia a department pecullaily Our own, olid thr-brauly and ill.lily- *f our models h>a everywhere been nckuowl- * t *5br lU La ■lies 11—We have undouhted Re- eeipis. Model Collages, Model Collage Furni ture. Pnttcrna for \\ indow Cunnine. t’rochrt ' Wotk;Knitting. Netting, Patchwork. t’rochrt Flower Work, Hair Braiding. Ribbon Work, Chenille Work, Lnce Collar Work, rhildr n't u d Infant's Clothes, Capes, Cap*, t'lreinisfiea —indite, every thing that ran intereata Lady, will find llanptiropriaie place in her own took. TEEJIS—Unit la Mvaarc. One Copy one year, $1. 3 copica one year, $3. I copy two yrnra, 03. 0 copier one year, 910. 1 ropy five years, $10. JO copies one year, 930, and an extra copy to the petaon Binding the clnb of ten. Address L. A. aODEY. 1111 Chranut Street, Philadelphia. Oodey’t Lndy’a Book and Arthur's Home TBeIoil of the with for"mu I N Mny. 180U» a number of Blunter* living ill Georgia nml Alnbnmn, met in Colum bus, Ga , nnd formed tliemseWes Into nn Agricultural Society. The uilvnntngev of lueh nn nssoaiiuion were lit once apparent, •ml with tlio view tq cciitributo a« much as possible to ngrioulturul improvement, it was determined, at n aiming ol the Norit'ljr in J January, lS6l.to cstnhliih im Agriciiiturui Journal. As the result of that action v “ The Soli «f the Sonth” made its ap pearance in the binnth of Marph lust. It was united with tmiverxul approbation, ami from that day to this. It has steadily and m* pl tly incrsaien in circulation nml public (V 11:. ho decent great Fair in Macun. On., It was by a unanimous vote m the mein* - Leri, recommended to the patronage of Sou- thern Agricuttnrajists, nnd elected to be the Organ of the Southern Central Agribultural Association. It will hereafter bo published under the AUsbiees of that association, and will ho tlio medium of communicating officially, all in* tellfgonce pertaining to its interests nml ob jects. By n resolution ol the Executive Com- mitten, the publisher is inithorisod to cemJ ;V ifeopy oftho pnpar gratuitously, to all Agri- cultuial Societies in the South thnt will send their address toihn office o( publication. . The columns of The Suit of the South will •s heretofore, bo devoted to’ the discussion of all subjects pertaining to tho interests of Agiionhuro and Horticulture, Domestic and Bural Economy. It is intended to make tho ;paper essentially practical, nnd nt tho snmo limo eminently progressive* in its olmracter. embodying ns far as possible, all that is vnl* unbio, ns well in tho practice n« the scienco of Agriculture. Iu its instructions, it will be the constant aim of those who write for Its tiolumns, to adapt themselves to the pecu liar climate, soils and crop* of tho South — •lift short, no effort and no reasonable expense will be spared, to make Tho Soil of the South nwottby nnd instructive Journal o( _ Southern AgntmUnro. T*HM—'The Soil of the South is publish cd monthly, ench number oontn ning sixteen large nnd handsomely printed pages, and i furnished to subscribers promptly nml regu larly nt the low price of One , (Alar per an• »tmi 6 copies will bo sent )2 months for $4, - •The money tnu*t in nil enses accompany the names or tiie paper will not be sent. (fcJ*All communication!* must be uddiest- *d (post bait!) to tho Bublishcr of the Soil of Jho Boutfc* JAMES M. CII \MBEKS. ,'. . Agricultural Editor. CHARLES A. PEABODY. " , , Horticultural Editor. WILLIAM II CHAMBERS. t)cB. 10, ISM. Publisher. 60BLVS 1.11)1'S BOOK I'Ott MS*. I PROCESS TO PERFECT SEttnCE.- Ceor- IncrrgK- of Rending Haller. IT gta, Fin* Cunly.- To He Sheriff ef 'I1E LAl'Y'S BOOK lor tlio .nettingyear, I saift Cflunly— Orcrtivfit will preset iiinny mirrl festur. tsuited to j Tho Central B'k of Georg ) vs. > AfSumpsit.'Vc Thf Western B*k of Georgia. ) - The defendant i- Itereby required perapanlly or by nubiney tube nnd nrpenrat the next Superior C am. to lie held in nnd for said coutlty, on thn thlrdAlmulnyin ;l«n niy next, then uml there to nn>wcr the plnintlHV de* tuoml in nn action of ns umpslt. &p, ns in de fault of suoli appearance *nid CoiUlWill pro ceed n« to justice shall appertain; WfnssB the Hono.nlile John II. Lumpkin, Judge o •tiid Court. This Dili day of October, 1851. A. B. BOSS. m. r^EORUU, Floyd Coanty.—Wherons IU- VJ lev J. Johnson ftp]dies to tno fbr Letters of Administration on tlio estate of John Ward, late of said county, deceased— These nrc therefore to eito nnd admonish all and singular the kindred and credltm* of stild deceaseil to lie nnd apficnr nt tny offico within the time prescribed bv law to show cause If any they bavo, why said Letters should not lie granted. dlveil under tny band, at office, this fllst day of December. 1S52. ' • JFiHSK L AMBKRTIT c. c.o. / jEDItlllAi Floyd lounty.—Wiieasis ilob- v J ert Ware anplles to the for Lottcrs of ad ministration on the estate of Thomas Middle ton. late of said county deceased— These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred nnd creditors of said deceased to be nnd appear nt my office within tho tlnio prescribed by law to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted.* Given under tny band at office, this 31st dav of December. 1852. JRB8B L AM BERTH, c. c. o. r ^EOHGII, Floyd County*—Whereas, \V. A M. Burke applies to ico lor letters of rdimi-liip. to itm person and property of Doctor Franklin Boswell, orphan of Itich- nrd Boswell, lute of said county, deceased* Those nrc thcrelbro to cite .oid ndihoii- ish nil null singular the kindred and friends of said orphan, to be nnd appear nt iny offico within the time prescribed by law, to show cnii«e (if any exist) why said letters should not b * ginnted. Tills the 4th day of December, IS' 1. JlSSfdS LAMBEBTIL c. r.o f"1 EOllftIA* Floyd Connly.—Whores, l)nn« vJ irl 8 Printtip applies to me far letters of Administration outlie • state of Timm rtf* C. llnckctt. late of rn'd county, decease! • These ate thetefon tT cite nml admonish till nml sinaulnr, the kindred and ered lorn of •oi l deceased, to he and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law. to %hmv cause (if any exist.) why said letteis should not in* granted. Given under my hand and official Signature, nt office. This the 11th clay of November. I*31. JESSE LAMBF.RTII.c c. o. fMiKOKGIA* Floyd County*—Whereas Mn- VJ thew V. Kilts and John Baker, apply tome fur Letters of Administration on the Estate nf Jo.-huu A. Walls late of said county deceased. These are therefore to cite nnd admonish all and singular the Kindred nml creditors of said deceased to he and appear nt tny office within the time prr-enhed by law. to shew cause, if any exist, why said letters should not be grin- •eri. Given under my hand nnd seal nt office tnis lbth day of Nov. 1*51. JK*RB LAM BERTH, c c. o. Nov. 21- IBM. ■^OTICE*—Tlio undersigned respect I i.lly -L v begs leave io Inform his friends, und tho the trnvelliiiK community, that „ PAVILUON HOUSE . Hna nnuurgouu « tlioruuul, n-novutlon nml , extenalon, anil la now in uotn|>lete enter, Car Ing Materials Including Ty|to Furniture,Ink tii|>lett! enter, for >Uf or tmnait-nt utifully littvd ti|>, tlio n.ccimnodiitiuii ol' t-tt-nd l,onrdor»ltl«tronnisttn-lio«uii , mid every po 'alltle ntteiuiuii will bo ptiid to tlio oomlurt itml i-o-vonloiicu of tlio-o wlto In'vor tko Iiouku with tlioir pntromi,t-. Thu tithlu Is regularly lurni-littl with llto beat ilmt tlio Southern und Not them mnrketcnn ufiord WM, 1>. CLARK, Om Proprot-or of the Puvillloii, Stivitnnnli, Nov, 7, I Mil. , ’ ; nonilM STORE. S O. Veil*.—Bacon, Lard, Corn, Finer, . When!, Bugar, Coflre, S-alt, and Molaaea, Domeatle Yarns,Cloth, Shoe, and Leather, Dried mtr, Beef and Pith. Pure Pori IPtnr, and Pale Oiard Brandy, Porter and Lemon Byrup. A ainalt lot of fihnoton cottKignmrnt. A few young men can be accommodated witli Boarding. Vaiukd IIoi-se, Depot Square, March ft, IHSl, L ATEST -lylo -ir,,\v Bointot,, UibbouK, Tab*, Floworaand Ftqinmv. DENNIS ,Y- HILST SEW AM) tAMIIOWUl.C f Mil HIM,. H ATS, Capa, Itools anti Shoes, Fur Mm, IJuilt and Children.—Willi a complete itK.urtiiH-nt of Lndlo, uml Mi.w, Hilts, .hot-« ami gloves, Tranks, Curprt lings, Station- ttry r.nd l-'uney Slntloiinry, BOOKS In great variety, (’A l( I’ETIVCr, very rheuji. Piano Kprti'S and Mii-le, with it gient variety o.' other articles, all of winch will bo sold til fair Prices Booksordcrcd in the shortest possible lime, .1. W. SI. BEHRIEN. Rome. Fapt. 33,1VAI “FLOYD HOUSE, MACON, OEOltUIA. ’ Tnonis WILLIAMS, ProBrieter. A, II, UARTWELL, Superlaleadeat. Litnl a’ I), p-irintriit under ihe oharge of Mr„. .Inniea, foriiieily of Ctiluiiibua, and favornbly known to the tramll ng pnbl.c. An Omnibus will always hu in readine-a for the eimvey. mice of pas-eitgera to nnd from the Hotel. OCh The Alligntor Line of Bing** to Florida tilia its Macon t tfiiee at this Hoti-I. Va. Hagar, TypJrounde^ S8 Cold at. Between Fallon and Mn streets. N Y. XT AS constantly on hand, and will furnish XI at short notice every description ofprlnt- eriala including Ty|te Furniturc.Ink alley* i In short eveo'thlng that may ,aUe (hr the complota establishment of NewspapeiSTitidWob' O&ooa, of any site or amount desired. Tho typo manufhetured at this establishment is believed not to bo sup- passed by that of any other foundry. In the country. Tho proprietor being a practical type founder, th - manufacturing department la under hhown immediate supervision -, and it has ever been Ids aim to suffer no typo t( leave the estoblish-nont, not porfbcUy correcl In every particular. In probf of this (hot. he lias the honor of referring to hundreds of tho trade throughout the United States, who can testily to their accurary and durability.' I3T All otdera attended to with prompt ness and a liberal discount made for cash. A new Specimen Book has recently been is sued containing all late additions of new Ihoes, fhney letters. &o.. which will be furnished up on Application by printers, gratis. J«l2 1882 1 npi KEGS Nulls,assorti'il. Fortale low, J. • eJ whole sale and retail, by Ian 9, lHfid M. ALLEN. 10 BALES Factory Yam. fot Mle low by F. M. ALLEN. 1 ITT Rctelrtd on CBailgnment, S.uno lbs. J Bacon ami €00 lba. Lard for aale fur Cash, F. M. ALLEN, ULACK (ILK*—Superior Black .“ilks, very X) wlilu for Mantillas, with black silk laces 3, 4, 6, 7 und it incites wide, nt the NEW YOUK STORE. plAtl CLOT*.-100 PIECES Gras cloths vJ —just recrlvedl VERANDA HOUSE, BY 8. <1. WELLS, ' J S now* opi*n m* ii priviuu Bonnlitig Hoihp. There nn* goml Mock** ol goods kept in the lower story und biMeinent Travellers can find the Vernmln Uott«o near.the Depot wit'iour mossing Brond street* Bonn*. * Vmhi.r HI. Isr»|. T HE FREIGHT ON COTTONY frotnthe llntiihiirg Depot to ‘ hnrlrston* will be* until further not.ee, 73 cents per bale. This Company w.ll also receive Cotton at he Geor gia Itml Road Depot, hi Augusta, pay the toll nnd drayage, |£| ct«., ncross the Augoata' Bridge, nnd deliver it in Charleston at 0j| c^nift per bale. W. J. MAGRATH. Agent. Nov. 14 no6—tf. GEORGIA, Floyd County. WhrrntaChris tian WhuMlbnker nnd Georae A, Keller, apply to inv for Let ten of Administration on the Es tate of John R. Ihley, lute of suid county, deceased. These tire therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditor* of snhl decensed,to be and appear at tny office within the time prescribed by i iw to shew enuse, if any they hove, why said letters should not be g»nn- tod. Given under my bond at office this 24th Nov. 1-31/ Nov.28. JE8BF, LAMIlERTH.y.c.o- ‘tllST RECEIVED*—A lurgc and extensive «tock -of lAndfet^mirt- Umts* Uirws goods, newest spring styles ; also a very large stock of stnple dry goods boots, hbors, hats and clothing,saddlery,carriage trimming'*,springs and axles fur buggies und two-horse wagons, shelf and heavy hardware; of every style and price, smiths' tools, sheet, hoop and bar iron nnd steel, hoes, clining. iVc. Also a very large and general stock of Groceries, Atlanta •team Mills flour always nn hand; together with every oilier article wanted either for city orcountry use, all of which will be sold as chenp as the chon no*t call nnd see. SULLIVAN CABOT& CO. April 3.1831. WJI. E. ALEXANDER it CO. \ RE now receiving a Inrgo and extensive i V stock of heavy goods nt tlio Now Brick Store oppo silo the Rail Road Depot, con sisting in part, of Sugar, Coffees, Teas, Li quors, nil kinds Rone, Ongoing, Salt. Don, Molasses, candies. Nails, Soap, Starch, can dies, Negro Blanket* and shoes. Rice, To bacco, Segars, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, conk ing nnd Parlor Stoves, nml a thousand other articles which they invite Merchants nml Planters to call nnd sec ns they can pur chase Goods nt Augusta prices with freight added. Rome. Gn.. Oetohef 17.1*51. 1/urn Hurt*, Ctinlrf* Pannelltoors, Hla- r dott-Snsh, Bllndif f(c*—The uude.sigti- ed beg Icava to Inform the public, that they have on hand nnd are constantly manufactur ing. every variety of Cubinet Furniture of the latest stylo nnd k»t quality, toother with Pannel bums, Door und Window Frnmes, Window Sash, Blinds, aVo &c. Having been at veiy considerable expense in procuring and fitting up new and improv ed mncltitieiy for doing the above kinds of work, they confidently appeal ton generous public to sustain them in the enterprise, pledg ing themSelves to furnish any article in their lino, for Inn money than it con be made fot by hand,or laid down 'or from m*y market SUMTER, TORBETT te Co. Aug 2v, IS5t, (ft-Shop opposite the Presbyterian Church, BioadSirect, Koine, Ga. Ware-If ootmt onu door tibovu "LanbV* nnd ntmnrin- Sullivan, Gnbot f'o MAOWETIO T'ELEuKAfti. Mil. STOCK of the •' Rome Branch Mag. netlo Telegraph," will be given nut un the first Monday III December next, at the Court tlnu-e, between the hours nf 4 and 5 o'cluek. b'ubscrihers will he required to set tle. either In money nr notes, otherwise the amount wl‘1 becollectcil by I wen I Proerss. J M BEAN, Per \V. II. VERNON. Nor 91,18.81 ['• ReM.—'1 'he commodious brick 8:on*, L immediately tinker tlie Choice Hotel, ad joining Bnltey's Drugstore An excellent stand. Apply to T. J. VERDKRY, or Col. D. 8. PRIXTUP. Sept. 1^, 1831. tj4 | HUL8. Hupeitlne ami Extra family (ftl/ flour, for sale by, F. M. ALLEN. JEHNE LlfltShiil || It CD* G coflrmcn's Furnishing Sturt*— WE would respvcVfttlly Invltethe nttuntionof our cuitomiTM and the public generally tu our hlwk ofGooiL for Fall und 'Winter wear, which we have jm*t received nr.d are open. Ing. Gents bl'k und colored Rock* drew and suck Conts, Black nml colored Tweed and smtinett and frock conts, Cloth and Blanket cloaka.nud Ovor-eosm, - Colored Cuss, Doeskin* Tweed and Sutinett pants* Black and colored silk, sniln, plusli, cash* more and merino Vests, L. B. shirts, colored shirts, merino nod cotton undershirts, merino und cotton j hose ; Pock et bd'ks, cravats, scarfs, gloves, suspenders, collars, drawers Arc. Men's youth’s and Buy’s hat* nnd caps, iu great variety Men's fine coll clress Boots Men's flue water-proof Boots And u Inrgo and complete assort ment of Men’s and Boy's Boots and Shoos of evety qualit> nnd p ieo. wo have also for tho Ladies, velvet, silk, satin and straw Bonnets j Satin, Lasting and morocco Gaiters half Gaiters and Buskins; Ties Slippors and walking Boots and Shoes; a full npsortineut of Misses and childrens rimes of all kin.ts. N.JL \Vh w.-uld particularly invito tho at* tendon of Planters' to our stock of Negro Aline*, whhrii VerV full *M»ja mortgage sale tsr i vuraur), TIT ILL be sold on thcflrst Tuesday in Feb* v V runrv next .before the Court llmiv <ln •, ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS, (Late Atlanta Iran Foundry.) T HIS new COMPANY is now prepared to do work on short notice, oi heavy ond CARRIAGE HA5CFACTORY* j light CnsMngs (tom the latest improved pat- THE subfcriber grateful for tho terns of Iron, Bro.-s or Composition, all of many and repeated favors be-1 which will he warranted. Tuining, Boring •towed upon him "forlo these many years." j nnd Drilling done t*» order. Also, screwcut* -just rvcelvedby Jn DBNNtSAc HUNT. WITH CAROLHA RAIL ROAP. Hamburg, 0:1. 29 18&1. 1000 LU8. of superiitr ljirdju.tr.- ’ eelvrtl nt SHAW'S. 10 F.b 31 HALF bbli. No. 1 Mnckrrfl for sale 'by G. SHAW. ATRE’8 CKRRY FECTMUL FVr the cure of Coughs, Colds Hoarseness Bren- chilis, Whooping<ougk, Croup, Asthma and Consumption, Inofferinfto the community lhi« justly eric- braird remedy for diseases ol ilit throat nnd Inngs,h la not pur wlsb to trifle with the live, nr health of the ufillcte l, but frnnkly to ley before them the opinions of dialingnlilied men and some of the evidences of lie aucccss, from which they ten judge for themMlvea. We incerely pi dg« ourae e. to mnke no wild ee iertlnnaor false etatemente of it. efficacy, nor will we hold oniony hope to sufferinghoroonl- fo which fact, will not wimnt, . Many proofs ore here given, in e 1 n inquiryfromthepnbliemlo.il we pitbllah, feeling .sauted they will find them perfectly re, liable, und ihe medicine worthy their beet con fidence uud pationtge. From the distinguished Prefcssor lit Chemistry u end Materia Mtdiea, Botodoin College. Dun Sm—I. delayed answering the recent o onr preparation, until 1 nad unmppurtunliy if witnessing iu effeott in my own family, or u thefamllleaof my ftlend*. This I have now dnne with a high degree of sotisfoetton, in case* both of adults end child ren. Iharsfoimd It, ae Its ingredients show, * powerfd temedy for colds, tml c ughs, and pulmonary discasrs. PARKER CLEVELAND, M. D. Bnciuwicg, Ml., Feb. S, 1847. From an Overseer in the Hamilton Mills, in Ms City., owill, Aug. 10,18.71. Du. J. C. Am—1 have been cured of the wotet cough I ever had in my life, by your *' Cuxkry PcoToaat." nnd never fall, when I hive opportunity, of recommending it to others. Yours, respectfully. T, B. BMEH80N. BTRead th. following nnd see if this medi cine is worth • Iris! This patient had become very feeble, and the effect of the medicine was untnlitnknhly distlnst:— UitrriD Sixth Hotel, Sai.itoox Snt.ita,, \ July 3,1849. \ Du, J. C. Avsn—Sir: I hove been ofilicteil with n painful affection of the lonuo, nnd all the symptons of settled consumptitm,for mote than .year, I could find no medicine thttl would reach my case, until I commenced the use nf your “ CnsEEY Pier, axt," which . g ive me gradual relief,nnd I hove been steadily gnlnlpg my •treitpth t il my health is well r.igh restored. W hile using your medicine, I hid the grati fication of curing witli It my reverend friend, Mr, Truman, nf Sumpter District, who had been suspended from Ida parochial duties by n severe altt ck of bronchitis. j have pleasu -e in cottifying the* ■ faots to you nnd nm sir, Youis respectfully, J. ' CALHOUN, of South Carolina, STSol by Baliry. Rome U.i. t Sommers ,Y Brother Kingston t John A. Erwie, Ones, ville ; J, W Rolihina Cave Spring: J J. Hop- yklna,Summerville ; J. L Elliot, Cedar Bluff, Aabamn HOU8E PAINTING. V R0.1 W. UARHHAW iutviiig puMininent. Iv locttled in ttio City of Route, I* pro- pored to execute work In the nbove line, in n style tlmi ennnot fall toplensu tlio most fe«. tldloua. Ilu line in Ills possession teetltmi- nlnl, from innny different perse", wliolmvu tried Ids skill, llmt wi.l sutisly every one who wish to reftr lo them. Thn-e in Rome <u,i| the surrounding country who hove houses to paint con have It done on os good term-, nnd with a* much neatness and dispatch by me os it eon be done by anybody else. North or South,— Having quit uarrihgr Tipd sign pointing, my whole otlentlon will bo given tri the nbove brooch of the business. Groining done in first rate style, ond mode to represent any kind of wood or marble desired, -a I have done a great deal of work llrtll 1 * port of tlie rnnnlry, specimens rf which mny be seen, 1 de ni it unnecesrsrytnsny nny thing more as to rnv nbility o do good work, hut only usk n trial. May'»9, IBM. Mk RMER’8 LIYERVMT A» TAR. A SAFc and certain cu,e lur Coughs,Cold*. Croup, Asthma, Consumption of the Ing . . Spilling Blood, Bronchitis, Hooping Cough and all Polmonnry Afiectiuns A Lately Y.nng Lady cared ef Cei Tho following is trom the pen of \Vm., H, Ledeon.Esq., the distinguished editor nf the U. 8. Military and Nova! Argus, under date of New York, January 96,1870. What could bt more conolurlvc I " It is seldom we permit ourselves to occu py u space In thete columns ,o spenk in pro vie ol my article in the patent medicine way j but when we ere the life era fellow creature saved by the use of any medicine whatever, we con aider it u our rigid, if not our doty, to gin a vltnplc statement of fact* that others may in like manner.bebenefitted. Tlie ease which has induced us to pen this, article was that ol u yonng lady or onr acquainbtnce, who by frequent exposure to the night air, contracted a Cold w Ich settled on the I.uliga, cfore lie ravages could be stayed. (This o .currrd two veats (go this wittier.). Various remedies were used, but with very little effect or benefit- The Cough grew worse, with copious expect! ff BALES Hieached and Hruwii lintue- LtX spun* from 3-4 to 6-4 wide, fur sate low by Jnn 9. F. M. ALLEN. 1)0 CASKS Men's U„ots and 81,o s for mU sale low by F M - ALLEN. Jan 9 iisy tlio citizens ol Roms nnd vicinity, woul.i .atiUeolloitacontinuance of tlielr patronage, nnd a visit from nil persons linving buslne,.- in his line. He mny bo found at ilia same OLD ESTABLMHMEXTon Brood street, A Doors West ol R- J. Johnson's Corner.— Within the Inst twelve mouths be tans grent- lyenlnrgeA Ills shop, and mmle mnny ond important improvements in almost every branch of Ills business. His materials ore goudr.nd abundant; his workmen faithful ■ and competent, and be Hatters himself that bis Carriages, Buggios, find other vehicles, ■will favorably compare in benuty, style, fin ish and durability, with any similar esta blishment North or South. . ^Cqunected with bis Carriage Estab ish- ment, be Ims an cxtciisivo Blacksmith -hop at tlie head ol which Is nn experienced workman Who Is nlwaysof konte, nnd'lmld, . himself In readiness to hammer and have hammered, Lou nnd steel to order. , The citizens of Georgia und Alnbnmn who inland purchasing carrinyes or buggies, nro cordially invited to enll nnd examine bis work. His pricer will lie regulated to anil the times, nml cn'sli in bund will nt airtimes . command the. very best bargains. WILLIAM WIMPEE. Rome, May 30,1851. N. B—Repairing done at the shortest oticp'pmictunlly and effectually. Northern Work will be kept eonsinnl- on band, u liich be will sell on necommo- Uingterms. W. W First rote article of Tobacco nnd Cigars u always kept at SHAW'S >b 20 ting of 1 of eet or under, ol tiny sized thread required. Iltnvy and light furg'ng of wrought Iron or Steel dim* in superior style. Particular Attention is called to their pat terns for Mill Gearing, lor Merchant ond Custom Flouring and Sntv Mills. Gin Gear ing ot nil tits usnnl sizes, nnd Bntk Mills all wavs kept on band. Wo are nlao prepared to build stationary Engines nfith the latest im provements nil of which will be sold low for cash. Copper nnd Brnsa tiitcn in exchange for work at cash prices. A. LEYDEN, JAMES L DUNNING, John McDonough. WILLIAM RUSH TON. P. P. All of the nbove eotnpnnv nre prac tical Mechanics, nnd give their undivided at tentton totbebnsine,.. net 9. 1P5V ritvry next,before th» Court House do . in the City uf Rome, within thy legal boon of sale, the following property, to wit: Three Feathrr-brJs.one Mattress, four Bed steads one walnut table, aud one mettle clock; all levied on os the property of James W. Geer to sautiy n Mortgage fi fa from Floyd Inferior Court iu IhvorofSInimniiadc Gill va James W Geer. Properly specified in said fi fa. IHOMAS S. PRICE,! Dec. 5,1851. At ihe same time and place vrill be sold, One Stove nnd Pipe, two Tin Cans, one oue slnbnnd mailer, one email oil can, one join ter plane, one act of new planes, one set of old plonrs, three hand saws, one tmnont saw, eight socket! chisels, one steel square, one box gouge, three drawing knives, three rules, 10 firinerchisals.revrn gouges,two Trying 8qnarri one rabbit plane, three hollow augurs and one bit, lour common augurs, one spoke shave, one hand h miner, one rivit hammer, three work benches, o w glew kettle, one grind stone, one oil -tone, and one carriage body; a I levied on as the property of George Bone to satisfy a Mortgage H fa from Fluyd Inferior Court in favor of Win, Wlmper vssaid Bone. Proper- specified in snid fi. fo, THOMAS G WATTERS, D. Sb'ff. 1*81. LBS- GOSuBN BUTTER, jot VTEW Boat and Mlioo More.—'lln-sub-ori- -Lv herwnilld respectfully announce to the cititenn of Rome apd vicinity, llmt he has just received and ir now opening tt la gu nnd splendid assortment nf mill Ml tilts consisting ol gentlemen'* water-proof nnd dtesa hoots ladies boate ami shoes, nnd every vnrlety of bouts and shoe.* for children — Also, n fine aesdrUiioiil of strong course shoes und hoots for common wenr. As hu selected his stock in < liarls-ntaii u illi grenl tutro. he enn confidently recommend it to his friends and patrons, nnd willrepnir sny rips without charge. He also has nn hand nn extensive supply of ttemock Bnlttmoru upper and sole leather, fine call akin,and a gcucrninisortmentofmn- teiials, In his line which, together with bis boots ttnd shoes will be sold as cheep as can be bought in •hismnrket. He will continue to manufacture kaota and ihbeo na heretofore to order, on reasonable terms.- Thankful for past /) fnvott, he cordially invites Ills frisnds and ncqusintancrs nnd the publio generally to vehimneiilL P. ‘ gIJnn-19, KM E xecutor's Sole,— - grrt-nlily Uj un order of tlie Imnornlde (lie Inferior Court of Floyd county, when fitting for Ordinary purposes, will be sold on 1*10 first tuesdny I J arrant y next, before the Contt House dor on the City of Home, within tin- usual bolt of sale n trnet or pnreel of Land, containing one hundred ami eighty acres of Land knownnsihe pi-rewberein Willinm Cham pion, docensed, formerly lived, lying on Big Ct'dnr creek. Sold for tl.t* benefit of llto heirs nnd creditors of said deceased. M. L. C’OLbEIlT, Ex’i On. 31. JOHff 8. AADERS03, L T.T 0 ItNE Y AT LAW. 5ive his prompt attention to thr sole innds. ond the establishment ofdU- Lnml Claims, fit eastern T xns.. Ho so do a Genera I ..collecting business ‘ "nos: moderate terms. Marshall Harfieot: County I'exaf. il.ustrtjiX. . U'i'titwjaa>. £.PgllttCY. F or hate «Y R*»L—The Subscriber lias a gontl brick store-hause, four doors below R. J. Job- son’s corner, Broad Street, nnd also, • good dwelling with seven rooms; n Negro House, Smoke House, Stable, Corn-crib and Cnrriago ll-t se, ond good garden lie also hna a very nice residence lor a small family. The dwelling house has bat two rooms, plus- tered inside and painted well, with two gooc brick fire-places, with a Convenient Kitchen, d-e.—together with three or four unimproved lots, all of which Ins will aell low sad on good time. Those who wish to purchase will call on the subscriber. W. B. JONES. Rome, Gn., Nov 14th. 1871 't. 200 .Men. March 6,1851. G. 8HAWS* W holesale k Retail Clothing Stare.- MKUSONfe HtilOT, No. 1» WM ta ker •tract, -Savannah, l.nvecontinually or hand n largo anil well wlecied ftockof Ilea dy.tnude clothing, nml GenU* Ftmiirijiiig Gooili*, to which *he. invite the attention of Merchants nnd the public in general, nov, 7, |y STOVES, STOVES. H OT air vontillnting cooking Sloves, which does away with that objection moat of|>eo- plc have to bread &c. baked in Stoves. Please call and cxamlno and buy something to make cooking eaay and good eating; at Dec. 12 1861. F. Mr ALLEN. Ktuilk nml Li*hMlmwi, Lad e*Color ed.nnd Illnck ohnlr Pie-nic, and childrrn> Lisle-thread nnd cotton Glovo*. DEXN IS. 5c, HUNT. W C» DE.VSO.V, Is* now receiving tt fttll # supply of Dry Goodjfmni Groceries to whim. l.»- would invito the ntteniion of his ctutomen Mini tho jinhlio generally, na in determined to sell ns low ui any house iu the city. t UiSI5ESS*—The xubscriber would X inform hi» Irietid* nnd tht puhliu gen- eniily. lliAl hei«jiow engaged in the manu facture of -I in* Wart* i.i **v«ry klnit. ,A-Ibo every dreuripticn of fheet iron, llis •bop io on Uroad street nearly oppoai e Wim ptJo’ft.l'Uage,factory* where he hopes by jjiompt nlftffttion to orders to receive a lib *C(\\ ahare oftlic puDIjd patronage. * L TV fi, MERCK. 1I3ST RECEIVED.-50 Sacks fresh Buck* tl wheat Flour; 60 Boxes prime Cheeso. For salo by W. E. ALEXANDER dc Co - Dec. 19 1861. 13li(ltll£S«—Ft 'Uit superior Boggien, well U made nnd well trimmed, and a splendid set of Harni-M with mclijor sale at a Sore- Bin. DENNIS te HUNT, f.ug 28,1831. N OTICE.—brought to jivIF oil the ittth oi November I lift, a Negro Boy. by the - *1EN|(Yi who nnys thnt he Knmhellot Miurnycount* name . belongs (6 Kol)t*?t ty, ruunefseo’ Sn!d hoy \i 22 or 83 yenrs r.hl, dark com plexion, weighs about |6*» or 70 pounds 1 The owner is requested to lomo fotwanl nnd prove property, pay charges, or he will be dealt with aco irding to law. D. D. DUKE, Jailor. Deoember 4ih. 1851. F REE A EASY.—Call nt Ihe Fret Sc Easy House,*! doo-s brlow th- Choice lictal, wh.re you will find a gvnrrnl n.snrtment of Confeciionsrlvs, Fruits, A-c., of the very best tlistoverbss been,and ns gomlitsevvr can be offered in Rome. Sold low for caeh. Feh. 30,1-71, GR<>. SHAW- HT’Mcule firwers, Successors to A H Well* Ss Go. ut llto old smud, Alb. 198, Bay Street, Savannah. Ga. They have an hand nml lor sale! -lOObbt Domestic Gin, Brandy nnl Ruin, 75 bbts Monongnhelu Whiskey, 60 Hull Pipes, Quarter anti Eights best Fr'ch Grundy, 7ubhls 1'ort, Medtri sml Malaga Wine , S Pipes Holland Gin, 4 Hhds. St. Groix and Jamulcn Until,9 Hbds. Scotch ami Irish Whiakey, 311 Boxes Spanish and American Segars, 90 Hhds. luirund cltoiee Louisiana Sngnr, 60 do, St..Croix nnd Portu {ico sugar, ISO Bbls,. Crushed,,powdered nml clarified sng*ir, 39 Boxes Loaf sugar, SOU Kegs, Ini Ives nnd quarter gun puwdor, 80i>Btigs Buck nnrt Drop tltot, 41190 Lb Lend, with n complete assortment otartirlei usually kept in n wiioloialo Grocery- They will lutvo a bouvjr stock cf-Gttnuy. Hogging und Hemp Bale rope for tlie Fall demsnd, all of which will be sold ou reasonable term.. Savannah. June 35, ISM- |l« David's or Hebrew plaster— The Amt teased!, For Rheumatism Gout, Pain tn Ihe Side H'p Baele. L’mbs an l Joints Srorfnla Kins's Evil mile Sir Uiugs Hard 'P.imors Siff Joints and all Fije t Point irhairrr. When ehis Plaslrr is applied. Pain cannot exist. T HESE l*l isrors po*a a* the mL a mugs if being put up in itir llglu br see—lisoer they retain their full vl. lues in nil ciimatrs Hare non friends gains I" California 1 By • II m ansadvi.e diem In Ink- idling it s ipply nf tlds platter. It may rave them hund-rd. of dut- iors, II not ih'lr lives, ns the expo-tnes which the yhsve to rttunre In the mines 'is sure In bring on disease, which might lie easily cured by the use nf this celebrated plaster, fur the want of which mnny hnvr In-eii obliged to quit their 1 tbnni nnd Ihll Into the nnnds nf the phy sicians, who. by their extravrrgsrlly high char ges, at nn take itway the hard earning* rtf the brsvrst I dialing man. By sleeping In tents nr on the ground, llheniiiat sm, .'pitn-l I lineage , Stiff Joints, Lame Bnek or sale, ml n’ I like diseotri, are sure io trouble them, rind mnny times entirely lay them up, when th- simple nppliention nf this plaster would give thrnt im mediate relief, nnd ennnletheui :o pro teed with their labors Without delay Ithaa been very behefids line oiks of weak ness, sunlr os Pain anil weakness in the Stom ach, Weak Liliths, Affection- of the Spine, Fe male Weakness. See. No femaje, subject tn pain aud weakness in the bark or side, sir raid bewilkout it. Married ladies, in delicate ai> tuntinns, find great relief from constantly wear ing this Piaster. The application of this Plaster between the shoulders has been found a certain remedy for t ‘olds. Goughs, Phthisic, and Lnng Affection, in their primary stages. It destroy! inflamma tion by perspiration. The following commendation is from nn agent residing ot Trenton, Tennessee : TggXYon, Gibson C. Tenn.,Oct. 7, ’49. Mxstxs.Scovia A, Mud—Gentlemen: The Hebrew Plaster is becoming popular in this section. There is a lady in this county who •ays she would not be without this plaster for five hundred doilsrs a year. She was nfflictrd for some time witli an enlargement of the spleen, which gave hern great deal ofpnln— The •wellingaml pain had extended up nearly to the armpit,and occasionally she could scarce ly breathe. Sne war confined (or a considera ble time, during which rhe was attended by some of our best phytlclsns, but they gave her no relief. She procured a box of the Hebrew Plaaler, and it relieved Iter almost immediate ly,and now ahe keeps a supply of it on hand constantly. These facta yon are at liberty to u» as yon think proper—they are substantially true Respectfully, yours, -Vc. JESSE J WELLS. Beware of Counterfeits and Base Imitations! Caution—The subscribers sre the only gen eral agents in the Southern States for the rale of this truly valuable Plaster; and, in order to prevent purch aen being imposed on by a coun terfeit article, sold in this city and elsewhere, for tho genulno. they invito particular attention to tho following mark, of the genuine. 1. The genuine i. put np in smooth, engine- tamed hot omed box- s, shouldered in. 9. The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David on the directions around th- hex, with accompanying record nf court to E. Tay- or, Rochester. SCOVILL Se MEA D. I!3 Chartorsst. N. Orleans, Only agents lor tho Southern States, tn whom all orders and application, for agencies must invariably be addr.-wed. Sold alao by Battzy Rome Georgia. S nmf.rs la Ban, Kingston. - •* Jonn A Eawttt, Cnaville, *• T.T. Hr non, Sommerville, <• 8 W. miasms, Gave Spring, " Q. L EtstnTT, Cedar Bluff, Ala. Dec. 12, 1-51 oration, and thr sunken rye, and pale, hollow cheek told plainly that pulmonary disease was doing its worst an her delicate frame The family physician was consulted, and although he would not admit to the young lady that (he really had the Consumption,yit he would give no encoungemeut as to a cure. At this crisis her nidiher was persuaded to make use nfn bottle of Dr. Rogers' Comnnnnd ey np of Liv erwort and Tar, and we are happy lo state she was perfectly cured In less than three months by this medic ne slone, after even hope was destroyed. It is useless tn comment on taeh a esse •• this, for the simple truth will reach where polished Helton never can. Ifany doubt the aulhentlelly or this statement, let them end at this office.— V. S. Military and Haval Ar gus, Ho. 19, Chatham Street, tf- F. TntkMak* of Ike Sew York Prera. From the New York Courier, Ant. 19, l*-50. I)n. Rooms' Svnt'ror Livsrwoatand Ta» —We have heard of several Important cures recently effected by this excellent medical pre paration, sndln one Instance that came under our observation, we can speak confidently.— One of nut employers, who had suffered severe ly from a long standing cold, daring the past week commenced the use of this medicine,and hi-Cold has entirely disappeared, From the New York Mirror, Sept. 9,1850, Liv. nwoST and Tau —or the vittursnf Dr. Rogers' Cough Medicines prepared from the abate arilclee, it is necdl-ss now to speak ; its efiicray in speedily curing Coughs, Colds.ami other lung complaints, which loo frequently, if neyle t-d,result in Crraaiunpilun. ia Ion well established in public confidence to need eulogy now. From Ihe N York .respotch, Aug 23tb I8l9i We have hereto torn taken « ca.ioti to give our testimony in invor uf the curative proper. Ilea of Dr. Rog r«’ Compound Syrup uf Liver- wo,land Tar, und would here repeal ilu- ml- Vice already given, for nil n«ia<ras who nre nf- fllul-a Willi - onsumptloii, nt nnv nf'the-pro- tnoiiitury symptoms, tii make a trial of Dr. Ro gers' prep tntiun The genuine issignetl > N nucw Rooms, on the steel pi He rngravetl wrapper a-on.td each bulll,-,atid is sold v hole- sole and retail by SCOVILL Se MEAD. 113, Charter* st.. New Orleans. Sale general ng nt- fur the Stans, tn .wham all orders an-l appli.-ution* for tigeucies mast he a tdr.-sK-d, Sold hy itArraY,.... ...Rome . .Ga„ '• Sdmnzrs ,C Ban. Kintislun, '• !' John A. Eswin. t asavflle, V „ -, 'p/p HrrsiNs, Sinnnu-n'e' 1 a '* S. W. Rr»:i|NS, ITa .sprillY." ' “Q i, Ei.i.iott, Cei|. Bluff, Ala. I) n. II. 1851 T HIS l .Miration will be opened for foeaS tniMion ol Cadets, on: Monday.lh SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR. Tu the Pfilruij and Friai !) of On Southern Cultivator. , )..«>• fb no. WASHINGTON HALL, • Macon, Georgia; Sti Y OU cannot hu Old established 1 at this . X od.dea 11 _a nA jto,. « ■*j i 'jiwssa** lor s '^v-‘ w/ii VTOTICE.—'ilieelibeoribor w II culleut nil J-v pensions phyiiblo lit'the Agency in 8a- vnnnali. nnd remit tho s»mo n. may bed,- reeled, lor one dqllnr: each application not exceeding $360, and .send a blank form if required, ' W.M-MP.REL. Snvatmalt.Nov. 7,1851. J?* etfr ncn, J* Knbwlej*, Rmito. Gn. HEW FIRS. TahlMi k W##4, At the Mamie Hall •I Huilfting, aro now nceiving dirret from tho New Ybrk' market« a Inruo ttook of Now Goods of nlinoftt ovory description. Cloth., enssimerit, »ntinetf, Tweed cloths, jenns, and nearly every description of domestic nnd staplo GooiL ; kerseys, blnnkf*ts, wool, fwr and moleskin Huts; a large assortment of Men's nnd Boy> enpn; heavy nnd fine bools and shoes; Lndicr’ he kid onller nnd nil kindt of h^nvy shoes; Eddie** fine dress T r b»»cnni-« if*V n:**l:uu*li MO'iiift* 1) y iii th ittli •*•. K«t «l»li*hmcnt of tlte CSronitl »f» N >»?»»#/, in which was aUo puhlirhed the Southern Cultivator, wns entirely consumed by "Arc. with •i-nrly its whole Vsnte'nt*, on Tne«diiy utalito the l^th inst. The lire origiimted in the hug** three ?tory brScia Intdiliiig n«ed iid -» ('uhinet knciory by I'htt, by the neiridiMitni fnllbiji di »*, I Klip into some notion, whh*h .''»'»** cnmmil- nioHti*d .with’my l'rintihjr- KstnliHj*hiiieot. h-tmlsome four sto.v brick btidd ng, 23 J*>" lee’, jiiri llii'.-h' *l. im!eed from .whicii t!»«‘ last''shhvhigs ol’tlii'V bn lifer Unit only t!.'" tiiortiiiig been swept out. So rapid Wnk ill • provrres- of the Himes, th«»t ] only in veil'n timtli Job Press, it sm til ijinntity ol type,, some pnper, nnd srimt sin II articles of com* pnmtively little value, .My Ims buz tint- bean between 13 unit 916,000 mi xvbtltli there was no In.nrnnco. My counting room, bc- iug in n different building my book, nnd ticconut. wcr. nil .nvt-il, TUli tll»a.trous nil.unity will prevent the l..uu of tin-1 Htccmber. nutnbr-r of tin- Culti vator with the iicuompnuying Index, nt a. cnrly a tiny a. wn- nntloipnted. Tt will, how ever, be {railed iu tliec-ourae of the iriohtti ntpl. f iromptly forwnnlcd to nil Subfcribeni. na it • already nently In type, wnlch wo luqra will prove .nti.fnvtory. The Heir Ytto**,—Permit mo. In coqclti- .Ion, lo .ny n word n. lo the lu-w volume t Arrangement, bad previously born mode for enlarging and improving the piperrnud new typenudolherneo-isary material, bad been ordered. Tlio contemplated improvement, will not bn effected by my late disaster; blit the inuoofllin January number mny be de layed a few day., In consequence of the de struction of both my Inrge powor printing presses which will compel ut to work tr on n band press. The now volume will be issued in n Inrge Octavo farm of tblrty-two pages, the same sizo as tire Albany Cultivator, on handsome white paper, nnd will contain quite half as much ngnin matter a, the present form, Fricwl* of Ssntkom Igrkmkare,—A this is the first journal established in the Cottonqtrowing States which is exclusively devoted to tho interest, of the Planter, may I not hope, that as xro-A have stood by, fostered and sustained it In not now In it. hour ol tidveraity nnd revere trial forsake It. Its destinies uru In your hnnds, nnd you may by a generous and com mon effurt, ronuer this heavy mlslortuno not. only n benefit tn tlio pnpot, but a blessing to the countty- Will you do It 7 «< It* 8Mb Word as FalL”—'There Is •• no inch word ut fill, In my vocabulary," I have benlth, strength and the will to walk on, und work ever, nnd 1 am determined tu repair the Injury, II life and strength Inst, and my thousnudinf friends and patrons do not wholly forsake mo. 1 have already (Ffl- dny the 31st) white the ruins are yet smok ing, commenced t> clear up the rubbish pro-' pnrutoty to putting np a new building on the same spot, and expect within ninety dny. to bavo another tour story brick building completed, witliSktain Engine l'owci Pres ses, Jfc , ns complete as they were on Tues day last. To do this will require tlinut-tnd. of dollars, ami I rely with great confidence on tboprontptuiid efficient aid of my friend.. Term of (be Cnlllraler. One copy, oiie year, 9 1 10 8ixeopic«, 8 00 Two’ve copies; .11)09 Twenty-five eopies, ’ 20 00 Fll'y copies, ' 37 60 One hundred copies, 75 00 Always in advance, 09-Genllemen who abtqin .ubsorlprions, will plen«e forward them &a rapidly and M early as possible. 5 09-All bills.of -fieeie paying Banks re ceived iit par—and nil money sent by mail will Ire Ot my rtsk W. 8. JONES. Augusta. t!n.; Npy.at.'' ., .1*61, , . ... Monday .tlie 7th af July, 1,31, , ,, a , v ra- Tlie Ipsliration la owned by Stockholder*,- and liundri the control of n Bonrd of Trus tee*. . The Faculty elected, consists of Maj. A. V,- Brumby;Gen. JamesW, Armstrong,'Maj. D. H, llill nml Thontba Stewsrd.-on, M. D. 3 i Superinlemlsnt, Mnj. Brumby, is a ale oi'West Point. He cotni-s to ua with' ,t recomtnendolioiis liotn the Academic' Stuff of thnt Institution j nnd,til-o, fro the Facility at the University of Alnbnmn, whet* he taught Mathematics nnd Civil Engineering severer years.. -Gen..A-mslrung and Maj. Hill are alio graduates of West Point; at,if are experienced lenebera. The latter Is at thls- The course of 'instructlon', regulations and 1 discipline of theU. S- Military Acairmy.ro- fir as (hey nre applicable to n Slate 1 tt,ration have been adopted, .nnd will be pu lilhed in . pamphlet form. The Institution is organised upon the tlshal plan of hair Collegia.e Classes. By relerencu tb the following syn pals of studies', Parents and Guardians con, st once, sec the require ments for joining either,closs, Arithmetic, Algebtn, Grom, tty, English Grammar, Geography, Coniposftlon and De clamation, French. Trigonomery.Mensurntion, Surveying, tie- script,vc Geometry »tid Its appl.cntlons. An- alytieal Grotnotry, French, Drawing, Comtio- allion, Rhetoric, History. Differentiri anil Integral Calvuins,.Natqnl and Experimental Philotophy, Astronomy,- Chemistry.Drawing, Ev'drnceaof Christiani ty, Moral and Mental Philosophy.. ond Prnctlea of Artillery. No Cadet will. bp Ad nltipd who it Iras military duly. The Cadets will he otvupird o' out one hohr aud n hull' ea.-lj dny lit iiitlitury exercises; but at such times us hot to inter fee leith their ' rrgu/ur studies ralftrm FsntUarr, be, The Uuifuriit eniisl-ls nfn Itglil gray cloth ' coulee, trimmed with guilt convex bttttone ' nml block doM—while Vest,undwlulC Itps- siundrilllng pnntnlnons, wlthmittrliuniings, fur stllllliter. For it inter, grnycloth vest und pnutn|nops, trlinmetl tn sit It the coat—blnt-k- stock, white gloves nml while belts—Mpn- Me sluu-satul ., Forage cap Ho other dre s 1 will t r. worn ; nor u-ill t’ndeis be whlrcd is kit/i olhrrvh,thing fit their rooms. Enuli CaiK-t front n 'tllstiiiioo ntusi prn- vltle lilmselrwltlm umitrass unit berliliug fur a single bed, umtlrnss-cover tijid bi-rl- strap—nnt-truuk, run- elnllu-s line nml six towels. Eneli ''inlet w-ll uuiie with lit. mum-,mules iu-ptirolin-itig far .their com-’ uinn use, m.e pine table, one looking glass,, .mo wash puli, ram pull nml (fue liftiont. In view ,n -tire InPmvIiig regulation, pair nml gunriliniis semliufe dlleir tons nml eurils to this Inslriuiinu, tire nilvlr-nl tn du- • ; nsil with the t-uperilill- illnut. nr with -nine Irleml til M.iriett ., a -tun nf inniiry ■-UllioiOnf tn purchase tire above nrtir lee, ami in cover all tiei-t-v-ury • xprns-s fur one Si*,- - sum ; »| Ili-Siitu-rlirti-mlutil sImuld bouii- tie,, ,-,d. In ir, it ing. tn iillow the <.i-dit.fn. .make up iit eminl or.rr sptrijiul sum. Tiro ■•i-irillnllMi' reft rieil to i-ire inllnus, vir.i— ■ "Every t'lidet sliull keep „ -mull blank bunk, hi wliielt sliull lie flmrgtul every ur-■ 1 tide be may pinelnree. . This lee k sliull be lunieil over M tin- I*u| er,mei,dunt fo-his- n p ’,'iieTl ut tlii-'i ml nf, v,-,y inuntli Any '•inlet who -li'ill e,iutrtt'-t n d- lit w itlihlH per. nil sm,, ut the SutVerini: ndunt, o- l-e fii.uiih- e.l with tiny uvtl,-Ir w-hnt v r, l-y anv-stoie-* kvepe .or.i’ilui utrstui, wlihuhi siieli'permls- • •ini, --r who- p. r nt - r giinrrlia'n -!, It Stify" uhy riel, 1 e.tnli,let d 1 y lit-, durtl-ghi-rei,- rrtliHi With till-ItniUBt . unit In viulutlni.nf ' this irguln im. shall he ilisimtse . Tallinn, RouiH. Washing. IVI, Lights,, Field Mes.ie, und.all other eutitingrpi ext ent- ea [per Sessionpffivr.jnnnjhm] SIU9 Tull nn oltitie, (for resilient Cudns.) per 98- Field Miisie anil nthrr enntlngentt-X|*ens,Sc. Any Cad. t enter.t;g ilia lintitute ul it tke e'ninineneemrm , f .,'srs-inn will I c'elintged iff prnpnrt'on t 'tlis*nl'r-t r ri.li-s.” 3t:\sr star g-s roust hf jjnii/ iu nitvimrit ftit ull rzpcrnra ,* exeept tlie fgt- fur ti-ition. E,r ,y eidet [guy. Ip.- tlie LiSlIlll e he,me the ezpiiolinn.nl the |u- ithl Ibr whjeli In- hit- n.tale nil mlvhnce,. shall leee ve lire unexpended bnli.lrei-. . ’I he Ed tnrof nny newspaper In Georgia,„ Souih Carolina, Florida. Alnbnmn, bid,sip- pi nr Tennessee l,v Ina -rlfnJ this ndvertisr- . meat in Ilia paper, and sen Inga copy tegular-. - lytn the Georgia Military Institute,” shall lw entitled tn tu.tlon for one Cadet,-or his 1 draft at foe rat • of twen y-five itollura rrer uesilon,. pnynhle In tu tion, nnd in' favor of nuy Cadet,, will be accepted. » HiS(| - fly onler of the Bonrd of Trustees. • May IS, IHJI -ly DAVID IRWIN. , . President Board Tru-levs. <| HOR38 J. lEKUEKY, H<xt /to r below I Sloan and Hawkins Invites the nttenthm, of the citizens of Rome aud the curtounding- country ton Fresh Stock nf Goods consisting: in part, of tlre following articles, viz. Sugar- —Crushed, Powdered, Refuted ; Portoriro, New Orleans Se Rubs Mnlasaks ; Georgia Se New Orleans Svrup, Coffee Salt, Cigars, U- quors. Iron, Nslls, Bagging, Rope, TwinsI Hardware nnd vorioua other article! which h am prepared to acii nnd will.aell, on aigodo. terms as they can be bought in Rome. C*)l und examine for youtsolvrs. Home,Oct 93d I85U TBF »te*»,a co„ Next door beloso Suli- , J-vAs eon, Cabot rf- Co, Respectliiily an-, hounco >o tho'cltlzens of Romo nnd tbe tur-. rounding country, thnt tliey hare just return-, ed from thn Northern Markets, with the lar gest stock of good-over brnuglr Consisting of nil kluds of Retidy-mado cloth-, ing ; lints, caps, boots nnd shoes, tranks- carpet bags, Fancy Goods nnd Jewelry, nnd evory other article usually kept in Dry Goods. Storres, together with many extras too mi-, merout fo mention. Call und examine be fore making your purchases, lest you loss a bargain. v --A- RomeJOctober 17.1961, good, for winter nnd Fall; figured midI strip-' XT®W 8BlliY*l«-Tbe undersigned begs i N leave to Inform the citizen. bfRonm, its, CJTOYE8,—^Tho undersigned have on hsnd.a LJ good assortment of Cooking Stoves, smang- whlch there is one Very large size, suitable for- Tavoranse; also o few Parlor 8toves, Which in offered very low. * „ SULLIVAN CABOT * COs 1 Jgstth £ * m 1300TS UD SHOES—Gcnis. Fine sewed calf I mots, thick lined unli water-proof and klb nml cow liidrdo., wjth brognns and all Myles Ladles', Misses* nnd Childrens' shoes and Gaiters. DENNIS8s HUNT. ryUYMC AND BOITIYO,—The undersign- AJ (d respectlblly infomts the citizens ol Rome und its vicinity, tint I they have entered intoCo artuerehipforthe purpo-e of boating nnddrsylng Tlrr-y h -ld themselves in readi ness to hnve Prothtce, Merclraiidtse, Sce. k conveyed to nny pa. t of the City or Ccrunti and tn furnish trom their woodyard on ,fi OoMonauIn River, nny qanntity of good oak aud hickory wood. They have excellent, feame,nnd will he thankful for the patronage oftln-ir fr.enris and lire public. Jan 39; 1851. JOHN H; WISDOM. QTE3M ■ILL,—The Homewood 8 rerun Mill kJ force m. lea from Home, on the Calhoun, Road is i oper.rtion, nnd th - subscriber will receive corn on tollj and -otton at the usoafi rates nf rail. JOHN HUME. Rrtpe and Bagging furnisher] if requited 1 ' watered brocade, thin nnd'fignred nlapnqas, black nlepacss and canton oloths, and thn ny other styles not here meptidned. fljnck ntnmUhi_ slilt,': fine bispkjfod figured dress silks, nil colors innntiihur. visettes .V slmwls. Also, a heavy stock or Groceries—su; ooffee molasses, c* “— *“'* ' vicinity end foe public generally .that he has ttrSaawM®M£ test patterns and finest style, Hiefricnde and ■VT*Hc*r—Tlib Copartnership existl rHUfore between Ell be W.‘ G; 3 bavin# Infer*; dlsHOivec) by mutunl the busiqcw MgUJ^Lo continued -« 10B ana gtlind, to give bu ,|, , who
