Georgia Historic Newspapers

    !* Floyd Sheriff Sales for May.
W T.T. bo sold on tlic first Tuesday In May
next, liufore tlio Court lionso door In
the City of Homo, witliin tbo legal hours of
na]o tlio following property to wit:
Lot No. 21 Mn tlio 22ii'l district and 8rd
soctigm .levied on as tlio proporty of Gcorgo
f ^JAttfqiKin, to satisfy a 11 (It flora Floyd Bupo-
rlor court In favor of John E. l’arko, bearer,
vs Janies Ashby, Ccorgo Lumpkin and Ab
salom Stephens.
Also, town lot No. 31, In the Oostcnanlco
division of tho city of Romo, lovlcd on as
tho properly of Joseph N. Lumpkin; to satis-
I fir 7II fas from a JnsticcsconrtfromtboDlOth
district Floyd county. In fhvor of Bonnett
Laivrenco vs Joseph N. Lumpkin: Property
pointed out by tho platutifll Levy made and
returnod to mo by a Constable.
Also, town lots No. GO, and 01, In tho Etow
ah division of tho city of Romo; lovlcd on ns
tho property of Thos. 0. Hackctt, to satisfy a
Tax II lit, tho Stoto vs Thos. C. Ilnckott. Prop-
! orty pointed out by Pitman Lumpkin Tax
Collector.
Also, 20 Bedsteads, 20 Matrassos,! Saloon
Lamp, 3 fire Screens, 4 Couches. 2 Caraphino
Lumps, 8 passage Lanterns, 12 Brass Candlo-
etlclcs. 0 Castors, 1 Cooking Stove and flx-
tnres, 18 Urns and basins, 5 doz. Spoons, as
tho property of Lemuel J. Hlllbum, to sntls-
IV a (1 la from Floyd Suporior court, In fhvor
of Scranton & Stark vs Lemuel J. HUlburn.
Property pointed out by 1’lalmilTs Attorney.
T110S. G. IVATTERS. Slid!
April 1,1852.
L
Floyd Sheriff Bales for Hay.
W ILL bo sold on the flrst Tuesday In May
next, before tbo Court-house door In
tho City of Romo, within tbo legal hours of
nolo, tlio following proporty to wit;
William T. Terry’s Interest to Lot No. 161
In tho 16th district, 4th section, it boing a
lease to oxplro tho 25th of December next,
levied on ns tho proporty of William T. Tor-
ry, to satisfy two fl fha from a Justices court,
in fhvar of JolmG. ? forks vs. William T. Ter
ry, and ono other in ray hands. Froportyluv-
iod on and returned to mo by a ConBtablo,
Also, lot No. 140 In tho 23rd district, 8rd
Gcctlon; levied on na tho property of William
Smith, to satisfy a fl fU flora Floyd Inferior
court, in (hvor of Sherrod Mathis vs William
Smith. Proporty pointed out by Plaintiff’s
Attorney; and other fl fhs in my hands.
Also tho undivided third part of Lot No.
10 in tho 4th district, 4tli section; levied on
ns tho properly of Beverly Daniol, to satisfy
a fl fh from Floyd Superior Court In favor of
J. C. McDaniel, bearer, vs, John 11. Daniel,
Beverly Daniol Win. 8. Daniel makers, nnd
John IV. Landrum ondorscr. .
Also lot No. 21, in tho 4th district, 4th sec
tion; levied on ns tho property of John Thom
as, to satisfy n fl fa from Floyd Snporior court
1n favor of Samuel T. Payno vs. John Thom
as. 4 Pointed out by defendant.
Ono Gray Mnro 10 or 12 years old, levied
upon ns the proporty of Berry J. Word prin
cipal to satisfy a fl lb from Floyd Superior
Cora l, iu favor of Benjamin F. Wood vs. Ber
ry J. Word principal JehuMooro, Thomas M.
Andorson, A. T. Hardin and Alfred B. Coul-
tor Securities.
Also, Lot No. 805, 8d District nnd fourth
Section, levied upon as tlie property of Wil
liam D. Douglass to satisfy a 11 fu from Burls
Inferior Court in favor of lilouut & Saxon
against William B. Douglass and transfored to
li. Douglass vs. William B. Douglass,
Also, three negroes, ono by tho namo of
Virginia, eleven years old, a girl Joanah
7 years old, Pago a boy flvo years old nnd
ono aero of land lying west of Penningtons
adjoining tho said Pennington and tho liouso
nnd lot whereon tho snid WtlllamSmith lived
nt tho thno of his death, tho land lying near
tho Etowah; all levied upon ns tho property
of William Smith to Batlsfv a 11 fit from Floyd
Snporior Court in (hvor Nancy A. Rowland,
Benjamin C. Wyly and Daniol T, Ryan,
Adtar’s, of R. Rowland, dcccd. vs. William
Smith. Property pointed out by plnntiff’s
nttornoy; and othor Ufa’s Inmvlmndsvs. said
Smith. THOS. S. PRICE, D. Sh’ff.
April 1,1832.
AN ORDRR TO PERFECT SERVICE.
William B. Vnrnon,)
vs. > Libel for a Divorce.
Dorithn Varnnn. )
pEORGI.l, Chattooga County,—Present
U tho lion. Jno. H. Lumpkin. It appear
ing to tho court by tlio return of tho Sheriff
that tho delbndcnt does not rcsido in tho
comity, nnd It furtlior appearing that olio does
not rcsido in tlio State, It is, on motion, order
ed that the dofendont appear nud answer nt
the noxt term of this court, or that tho ease
bo considered in default, and the plaintiff al
lowed to proceod. February 10.1852.
JOHN H. LUMPKIN, j. b. c. c. o.
I hereby cortliy that tho nbovo la a trao ox-
tract from tho minutes of tho Suporior court
of said connty. DANIEL HICKS, Clk.
march 4, 1862. mini.
Chattooga Sheriff Sales for Day.
W ILL be sold bofore (he Court House door
In the town of Summerville, on the first
Tuesday in Mny next,between the usual hours
of sale, the following property; viz
Lot of land No, 105, lu the Mill District 4th
Section of Chattooga county, levied on us the
property of James L. McKtiight, to satisfy a
ii fn issued from the Superior Court of sold
county, in favor of Jnraes Harlow vs. Janies L.
MSKulght..
Also, at the same time nnd place, will be
sold, Town lota Nos; 3 and 4, in Block five,
and Nos. one (1) and two, (3) in Block eight,
in the Town of Summerville, with the im
provements thereon, levied on ns the property
of Silas Fl. Barnett; and nlso, Town lots Nos.
fl, 10, ll and 12 in Block four, with the im-
provemei.ts thereon, levied on ns the property
of D. C. Hnnler, to satisfy a fi fa issued from
tno Superior Court of said county,in favor of
Mary iSprayberry V3. 8. E. Burnettund D. C.
Hunter.
Also, at the snrac time and plnco, will be
sold, tho Running gear cf a road wogon, well
ironed, levied on os tlio property of Spencer
King, to satisfy nfi fa issued from the Inferior
Court of Chattooga county, in favor of Benja
min W. Bell vs. Spencer King and J. M. D.
King..
Also, at tho same time and plact, will bo
sold, nn old road wagon, levied on os tho pro
perly of John Murj.liy to satisfy a fi fa from
tho Superior Court of said county, In favor of
James Price, for the use o 1 the officers of Bald
Court vs. said John Murphy.
. „ J. t. McConnell, sh’ff.
April!, 1851.
, , .'-"ailKOm
fpHE existing Odinanocs of tho City of
X Rome require that n return of nil prop
erty and professions within tho corporato lim
its of said city, llablo to a tax by tho laws of
this Slato, ho mado to tho Tax Rccotvor of
raid city in writing, and under oath, be
tween tho 15th day of April, Inst, and tho
flrst or May next, any tiling subject to bo Tax
ed ns above, nnd not returned iu terms of tho
by-laws, will be donblo taxed.
Rea! and poison,al property, goods, chattels,
wares ami merchandise, and Slaves, whothcr
owned or hired, must ko returned according
to valuation; and each species of proporty
described separately and distinctly. Polls,
Lawyers, Physicians, Dentists Daguerroan ar
tists, Free Negroes, Bank agencies, Hotels,
Livery Stables, agoncles of Insnranco com
panies, Billiard Tables, Bolling Alleys, &o.
have a fixed tax, and must bo returned
asabovo.. Evory male Slavo or Free Negro
botweon the ages of sixteen nnd sixty years,
and every male tVeo White person between
tho ago ot sixteen nnd forty-flvo years, who
by tho laws of this Btato, are liable to do Road
doty, must lie returned ami pay a street Tax
N. YARBROUGH, Mayor, 0. R, '
aprll8,1852—2t. '
■VTOTICE is hereby given to all persons wlth-
J.V in tho corporato limits of tho City of
Romo, who aro liablo to pay a tax of any
kind, to make their returns, in writing, to tho
Receiver, under oatli, botweon tho 16th day of
April and tho 1st day of May, Tho Rccotv
or will bo at the Mayor’s oflico on tho last
throe days in each week, within tho tlmo pro
scribed. C. T. AIKMAN,
oprll 8,1852—2t, Receiver & Collector.
OiTtes, Rome Ran. Road Company. )
Romp., 18, March 1862. I
ESS season tickotsaro purchased fn
Snperinlondnnt of Transportation tbo
erlhis road in all cases, will bo otic
" - through tickots and way scats pro-
piebargo.
tin a a tit: un' ess Tickets PtmctiASF.n
-iiTjNo. By order of the Board.
J W. B. TURHUNE.
Ii 25,1852. Bupt. Trans.
AN ORDER TO PERFECT NOTICE.
Eliza L. Cannon, >
vs. > Libel for Divorce.
Andrew J. Cannon.)
/^EORGIA, Chattooga County.—Present
VX tho Honorablo Jno. H. Lumpkin, Judgo
of sold court.
Itappcarlng to tlio Court by tbo rctnmof tho
Shorlff, that tho defendant does not rcsido in
tho connty, nnd it frtrthor appearing tlmt ho
docs not rcsido in this State: It is, on motion,
ordered that tlio said defendant appear and
nnswor ot tho noxt term of this court or that
tho coso bo considered in dcfhnlt, and tlio
plaintiff allowed to proceed. Fob. 10,1864
JNO. H. LUMPKIN, j. s. o. o. o.
I do horby certify that tho nbovo Is a true
oxtract from tho minutes of tho Suporior
Court of Chattooga Connty.
DANIEL HICKS, 0. *. o.o.o.
march 11, 1852.
fTMVO MONTHS after date application will
X bo mado to tho Ordinary or Floyd coun
ty fer leavo to soil tho land and negroos be
longing to tho estate of John R. Ihly, late of
said county of Floyd deceased.
O. WISENBAKER, Admr.
march 4,1852.
■VJ 4 OTICE.—Two months after dato optica-
-Lx don will bo made to the Ordinary for leave
to sell the real Estate of John Warn, late of
Floyd county, deceaeed.
R. J. JOHNSON, AdmY.
April 1, 1852.
IU OTICE,—Two months after dato appllca-
lv tion will ho mado to tho Ordinary of
Floyd county, for leavo to sell all tlio real es
tate belonging to tho ostato of Dudley Hall,
deceased. JACOB RUUDY, Admr,
march 4,1852.
lyfOTICEi—Two months nfter dato npplica-
ll tlon will ho mado to tlio Ordinary of
Floyd county, for leavo to soli all tho land
nnd negroes belonging to tho estate of John
Funderburk, deceased.
THOS. S. PRICE, Admr.
march 4,1862.
TUOTICE,—All persons indebted to tho cs-
li tato of John Funderburk, dcccasod, Into
of Floyd county, nro requostod to como for-
wnrd nnd innko immediate payment, nnd
tlioso having claims against said estate, will
plcaso present them to tno In terms of tho
law. THOS. S. PRICE, Adrnv.
march 4,1852.
TYT OTICE.—All persons Indohted to tho cs-
ll tato of Thomas Middloton, Into of Floyd
county, deceased, nro requested to como for
ward and mnlto immediate payment, nnd
tlioso having dotnamls against snlil estate will
plcaso present them In terms of tho lnw.
ROBERT WARE, Admr.
mnrch 4,1862.
■VTOTICE.—All persons aro hereby forwarn-
-l v od front trespassing on tots of land Nos,
200 nnd 80 In tho 24th district 2nd soctlon,
and tot No. 105 In tlio 12tli district nnd 2nd
section, Gilmer county, as I am dotormined
to cnforco tho law against any person or par
sons who may Intrado thereon.
ELBERT CHANDLER,
mnrch 18, 1852.—tf.
VTOTICE.—All porsons indebted to thoos-
i. v tato of Joshua A. Watts, lato of Floyd
comity, doconsed, are requested to como for
ward and mako immediatepaymont,nnd thoso
raving claims ngninst said estate will plcaso
present them to us In torms of tlio law.
JOHN BAKER, I ....
M.V. ELLIS, J 'tr
March 2,1861
VTOTICE.—All persons Indohted to tho os-
J-x tato of John R. Ilily, lato of said conn
ty, deceased, are requested to como forward
aud make immediate payment, and thoso
having demands against said estate will plcaso
present them to mo In Effingham county, Geor
gia, or to Jesseo Lamborth, Romo, Goorgin,
duly authenticated in torms of tho law.
C. WISENBAKER, Admr.
march 4,1862.
VTOTICE.—Will bo sold on tho 13th April
A-\ next, nt tho residenco of William D.
Appleby, deceased, whereon tho widow now
lives, tho porlshablo property, belonging to
said estate, consisting of Household & Kltch-
on flirnlturo, two mules, two wagons, two
cows anil calves, ono j cnrling, nnd bIx bales
cotton, ready fer markot.
O. B. WILLIAMSON, 1 ., ■
M, E. APPLEBY, j Admrs.
march 18,1852,
VTOTICE.—All persons indebted to tho cs-
-L v of tlio lato Benjamin Baker, dcccasod,
of said connty, nro hereby requested to mako
immediate payment; and nil persons having
demands against said deceased, will render
them in ngreeahlo to law.
February 12,1852.
W. 8. SIMMONS, Ex’r.
TltOUR months after dato application wlllbo
X 1 made to tho Honoarblo tho Inferior Court
of Floyd County when Sitting ns a court of
Ordinary, for leavo to sell all tlio real estate
belonging to Samuel, Robert, M., John, Tho
mas, J., Air andn,Sarah Ann, Gcorgo,W., James
M., Martha, Nancy, Palislino nnu lVilllnm H.
H. Cannon, children of James Cannon.
JAMES CANNON, Natural Guardian.
Dee. 20,1851.
■piXECUTOR’S BALE.—Will bo sold in Bum-
JCJ mcrvlllo, Chattooga connty, on tho flrst
Tuesday in May next, ngreeahlo to tlio will
of Edward Adams, deceased, four negroes, to
tvit: Deal, a woman nbont thirty yeais old,
and her threo children, to wit: Rachael, aged
about ton years of ago, Ball, a boy about llvo
years old, and Hilliard a hoy about tlirco
yoars old. Tho abovo property sold for tlio
tlio purposo of a division among tho heirs.
Tonus made known on tho day of snlo.
CAMELUS 0. ADAMS, Ex’r.
march 4,1862.
YjTEOltCM, Floyd County—Whereas James
VI II. Torbott applies to mo for Lottovs of
Administration on tho ostato of S. G. Bnman,
late ofeald county doctwsod: Tlioso are there
fore to cite and admonish all and singular tho
kindred and creditors of said deceased, to ho
and appear at my offleo within tho lime pre
scribed by law, to show canso, if any exist,
why said letters should not ho granted Giv
en under my hand end official signature al
offleo, this 16th day of March ,1862. ’*
JESSE LAMBERTH,
march 18,1852. Ordinary,
A. D. KING & CO.,
A RE now prepared to 1)11 any numbor of
ortlora for COTTON GINS for tho noxt
crop, with which thoy tuny bu favored, and
warrant their Gins in ovory instnneo not Infe
rior to any mads In this, or any othor Btato,
at any prico.
Among our Improvomonts this year, will ho
found a now water box. In which tho Journal
of tho Hhnft Is ontiroly surrounded by water,
making it of coureo worth more, (If tho wa
ter box Is worth anything) than any box now
in oxlstonco, as thoro is no othor box known
that does surround tho shall with water on
more than three sides. Tho advantage of this
box ovor all othors Is so obvious that it needs
no furtlior comment.
From tho oxlraordlnnty offorts ttsod by
manblhcturors In Mlddto Georgia to monop
olize tho Gin business In this section, jus
tice to ourselves scorns to require us to say,
that wo aro using as good materlnl as any
of thorn; wo linvo as good Mechanics as
any of them; wo liavo more oxporlenco than
tlirco fourths of them; and that wo aro
in tho Ohorokeo country and do not earn tn
pass South of Ohaltahoochuo River to sell
our Gins. Wishing to confine ourselves whol
ly to tho section In which wo llvo, to sell onr
work wo would thnnkllilly rocolvo your orders
early, that yonr Gin may not havo to ho pat
up In too much hurry.
Fob. 10.1862,-tf. A. D. KING & Co.
VERANDA HOUSE:,
BY 8.0. WELLS.
I S now open ns a private Boarding House.
Thoro are good stocks of goods kept in tho
lowor story and basement.
Travellers can Hod tho Veranda Itonso near
tho Depot.without crossing Broad Street.
Romo, March, 18,1852.
CARRIAGE HANUFACTORY,
THE subscriber grateful for tho
mnny and repented favors bo.
slowed upon him*' lorlo those many yoars,”
by the altizons of Roma and vicinity, would
stillsoliolta oontlnnance of tholr patronngo,
ami n visit from nil persons having kusinoss
In his lino. Ho may bo found at the same
OLD ESTABLISHMENT on Broad street,
5 Doors Wost ol R* J. Johnson’s Corner.—
Within tho last twelve months he kns great-
lyenlargcd his shop, nnd mado mnny nnd
important Improvomonts in almost ovory
branch of his hnslnoss. Hie materials aro
good nnd abundant; his workman faithful
end oompotont. nnd ho Uniters himself that
Iris Currlngos, Bugglos, and othor vehicles,
will favorably compare in beauty, stylo, fin
ish and durability, with any similar osta-
hllshmont North or South.
Connoctod with Ills Carriago Establish
ment, ho has an extensive Blacksmith shop
at tho head ot whioh Is nn experienced
workman who Is nl ways at home, and holds
himself in readiness to hammer nnd havo
nnmmored, Iron nnd jtaol to order.
Tho oitlzons of Georgia und Alabnmn who
intend purohnsing carriages or buggies, aro
cordially invitod to call nnd examino his
work. His prioes will bo regulated to suit
the tlmos, and ensh In hnnd will at all timos
command tho vary best bargains.
WILLIAM WIMPEE.
Romo, May 20,1851.
N. B.—-Repairing dono at tho shortost
notion pmiotnally nnd offoctnnlly.
Northern Work wilt bo kept constant
ly on hnnd, whioh ho will sell on accommo
dating terms. W. W.
wng CARRIAGE FACTORY
dcslro to call public attention to the
now Carriago Manufactory, located at Bono's
old stand, on Broad Btreet, opposite tbo Depot
ami just below tho Hllhurn liouso, whore tho.
making and repairing of Carriages, Dugglos,
Wagons, &c,, will bo dono at tho shortest no
tice, in tho neatest stylo, and with tho best
materials.
Also, wo aro prepared to do all kinds of
work in tho Blacksmith lino—sneli ns plan
tation tools, shoolng-of Horses, ranking nnd
mending Mill, Steam Boat and Rail Road
Irons. Woplcdgo onrsolvos to glvo gcnoml
satislhctlon, ns onr workmon are inferior to
nono In tho Btato. Como and jndgo for yonr-
selvos, WILLIAM T. PRICE & CO.
Fob. 6.1862.
ME Raw, Road Company, >
t, March 18,1862. J
ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS,
(Late Atlanta Iron Foundry.) -
T HIS now COMPANY is now prepared
to do work on short notice, of heavy and
light Costings from the latest improved pat
terns of Iron, Brass or Composition, nil of
which will be warranted. Turning, Boring
and Drilling done to order. Also, screwcut
ting of lOf cot or under, of any sized thread
required. Heavy and light forging of wrought
Iron or Steel done In superior style.
Particular Attention Is called to their pat
terns for Mill Gearing, for Merchant and
Custom Flouring and Saw Mills, Gin Gear
ing of all the usual sizes, and Bark Mills all
ways kept on hnnd. Wo are also prepared to
linlld stationary Engines upon the latest im
provements all of which wiil he sold low for
cash. Copper nnd BrasB taken in exchange
for work at cash prices.
A. LEYDEN,
JAMES L. DUNNING,
John McDonough.
WILLIAM RUSHTON,
P. S. All of the nbovo company nro prac
tical Mechanics, nnd give their undivided at
tention to tho business. oot.fl, 1861.
n EOltGIA, Floyd County.—Whereas Thos.
VT S. Price and William G. Miles, adminis
trators on tho cstnto of William Jinks, do-
ccasod, applies to mo for letters ofdlssmlsslon
from the same:
Those are therefore to clfa and admonish
all and singular, tho kindred and creditors or
said deceased, to bo and appear at my oflico
within tbo timo prescribed by law, to show
cause, if any exist, why said letters of dis
mission should not bo granted. Given under
my hand at oflico, tilts 2nd dnv of March
1852. JESSE LAMBERTH,'Ordinary.
march, 4,1852.
G EORGIA, Floyd County.—WheroasDavid
P. Hensley applies to me for letters of
ident'inthis county Will I Administration on tho Estate of Joseph Story
sent to u ware house deceased; These are therefore to cite and ad-
uless removed monish all Dnd singular tho Kindred and
dis-l creditors of said deceased, to be end appear
J within the time prescribed by
nr they have, whysnid
SOUTHERN BREAVERY.
T nE BREWERY of tho subscriber, Is now
in succcssflil operation in tills city, und
notwithstanding it is only bis second year In
this lino of business, ho fools satisfied ho can
nnd docs mako as good an nrticlo of BEER
ns any brought lVom tho North. Being an
article of somo consumption in tho South, In
duced him to onlor Into it. and ho has spared
nclthor pains nor expenso in obtaining tho nc-
ccssnvy articles and tho host workmen for ita
mannflicturo. This Beer Is now used exton-
sivoly in this city, and so far has givon goner-
al satisfaction. All Iio asks Is encouragement
from tho pooplo of tho South, and ho pledges
himself to prodneo ns good nn articlo ns can
ho purchased North, nnd sell at lower prices.
MARTIN FREDERICK.
Augusta, Fob. 10,1862. 2m.
SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
T bo Steamboat Company of Georgia
Run tho following Steamers, ns nbovo •
DAVID L. ADAMS, (iron) THOS. S. ME^
CALV, CHATHAM, (Iron) TENNESSEE.
Which, with tow-boats and lighters, nfl'orii
unequalled or fuoil.tlos ol transportation of
freight to tho intorior of Georgia, South Ca
rolina, Tennessee and Alnbanra, in connec
tion with tho Rail Roads,
Tho elegant stonm-pneket D. L. Adams
will connect witli tho steamships Florida
nnd Alabama—landing freight by them in 4
days from Now York to Augusta.
Freight, (now tnkon at rciluood rates,)
will bo forwarded free of commission.
to- In order to prevent dmntionoe miscar-
S. M a Y l ' ^ l,0,,M be addressed to
SAM L. M .POND, President, Savannah,
Morchandiso from tho interior to
Jnno2Hs5i MO ° RE ’ ^ 8 ‘’“
TYPE FOUNDRY.
Wm. Hagar, Typo Founder, 88 Gold st.
Between Fulton and John streets. N. Y.
TTAS constantly on band, and will famish
-*-iatriiort notice, ovorydcscriptlon orPrlnt-
“ * i—> al iture,Ink,
: that may
- ™.—..Bhinent of
Nowspnpcrs and Job Offices, of any sizo or
amount desired. Tho typo mnnuflicturcd nt
tins establishment is believed not to bo sur
passed by that of any other foundry In tiro
country. Tlio proprietor being a practical
typo founder, the mnmiflicturing department
s undor his own immediate supervision; and
t has over been his aim to suffer no tyno to
leavo tlio establishment, not perfectly correct
in every particular. In praor of this fact, ho
has the honor of referring to hundreds ortho
tnulo throughout tho United States, who can
testify to their accurary and durability.
ksf* All orders attended to with prompt
ness and a liberal diseountmado for cash. 1
A now Specimen Book has recently been is
sued, containing all late additions of now faces,
fancy letters, &c., which will be furnished ut^
on application by printers, gratis. 1
Jan 2, 1832
FLOYD HOUSE,
MACON, GEORGIA.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
A. B. HARTWELL, Superintendent.
Ladles’Department under ihe charge of Mrs.
James, formerly of Colnmbns, and favorably
known to the travelling public. An Omnibus
will always bo in readiness for Ihe convoy,
nnce of passengers tb nnd from the Hotel.
ftj- The Alligator Line of Stages to Florida
ahs Its Macon Ofiioo nt this Hotel.
WASHINGTON HALL,
Maoon, Georgia.
Y OU cannot bo better pleased than tit this
old established .House. The rooms nro
comfortable nnd clenn, nnd the proprietor is
willing to do anything in his power to piencs
his customers. E.S, ROGERS.
Macon, Aug. 31,1851.
VTOTICE.—The undersigned' respoottt.lly
A v begs leavo to Inform Ills friends and
tho travelling community, that tlio
PAVILLION HOUSE,
Has nndorgono a thorough renovation and
extension, and Is now in complete order, for
tho accommodation of steady or transient
boarders; tho rooms are beautifully fitted up,
and overy possible attention will bo paid to
tho oomfort nnd convonloneo of those who
favor the lionso with tholr patronage. Tlio
table is regularly furnished with tho best
that tbo Southern and Northern market can
afford. WM 1*. CLARK,
Ora Proprietor of the I’aviillon.
Savannah. Nov. 7,1851.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL,-Dm,Hiller A Word
X havo opened in tills City, ono door bo-
tow N. J. Omborg’s Clothing Store, a PRI
VATE HOSPITAL Ibr tho treatment of
Surgical anti Chronic diseases—whether of
nogrocs or white persons. In such nn estab
lishment tho expenses of patients uro much
loss than undor ordinary treatinont, dnd tho
chancos of euro materially increased.
Romp Jon. 9, 1862. ly
JOS. W WBDSTF.B, I OBO, V, PALJIES.
WEBSTER & PALMES*
'\T71lolegfilo Grocers, Successors to A.
■ ’ Wells Sc Co. at the old stnml, No. 195,
Bay Sired, Savannah, Oa. They lmvo on
hand nnd for sale, 400bbl Domestic Gin,
Brandy nnl Rum, 76 bills Monongnhela
Whiskey, 00 Halt Pipes, Quarter nnrl Eights
best Fr’ch Brandy, 50bblo Port, Medari nnd
Malaga Wine , 8 Pipes Holluml Gin, 4 Hhds.
St. Croix nnd Jamaica Rnm, 3 Illids. Beotoli
and Irish Whiskey, 50 Boxes Spanish nnd
Amorlcnn Sognrs, 30 Hhds. lair nnd choice
Loulslnnn Sugar, GO do. St. Croix nnd Porto
Rico sugar, 150 Bbls, Crushed,' powdered
nnd clarified sugnr, 30 Boxos Loaf sugar,
500 Kcga, halves nnd qunrtor gun powiior,
800 Bugs Buck nnd Drop fliot, 4000 Lbs.
Load, with ncomploto assortment ofartlclos
usually kept in a whololalo Grocery They
will have a heavy slock of Gunny Bagging
and Uomp Bnlo ropo for tho fall clomnnd, nil
of which will ho sold on reasonable torms.
Savannah. Juno 35, 1851'
EDUCATIONAL.
T nE undersigned has opened a school ono
milo from Kingston, Cass Co., Ga., near
tho residence of Bcqjamin Reynolds, in whioh
will ho taught all tho English sciences, Ihe
Latin and Greek languages and Mathematics.
Tho Inducements to patronlzo this school nro
equal, If not superior, to any in this section.
Tho teacher believes that from sovoral
yoars succcssflil experience in teaching, ho
will bo able to.givo general satislhctlon.
Another item of no smnll impottanco is,
that good board can bo had for flvo dollars
por month. We lmvo but littlo talent for puf
fing, and nro not much disposed to cxerciso
what wo lmvo, so wo ask yon in tho languago
of tho Apostlo, “prove all things, hold flist tbnt
which is good.” W. 8. WINGFrELD.
Feb. 19,1862. tf,
SELECT SCHOOL.
T HE Oakland Select School, fer Boys, If
miles north-cnBt of Romo, will ho opon-
cd on Wednesday thu 18th Inst, A limited
number only. Of pupils will ho received, nnd
tho Teacher will attend to nnd direct tho re
creation ns well ns tho studies of tlioso who.
may bo placed undor his ehnrgo. Parents and
guardians aro remiosto to indicated tho general
course they wish scholars to pursuo, leaving
tho particular stndlesnnd books to bo determ
ined by tho tcachor. Each pnpll will provido
hlmsolf with n chnlr. Tuillon at tho rato of
thirty dollars for tho academic vear of ten
months. S. J. STEVENS,
Fob, 12th, 1852. tf
SELECT SCHOOL.
M rs. L. J, Peek, will open a School for tho
rocoptlon of a limited number ofpupils
on Monday tho second of February. AH who
wish to attend will do noil to mako early ap
plication.
Romo Jan. 0,1852.
HATTRASS-1DAKING.
T HE undersigned having located in Romo,
Is prepared to do Mattress work on torms
to suit persons wishing to putehaso. His
Shop is on Broad Street, throo doors below
he Courier printing office. Pqrsons wish
ing o purchase, will please call and oxamlno
my work before pnrobaslng olsewhoro,
A few loads of dry corn shucks wanting,
lor whlohtke cash will bo paid.
JAMES D. OARROLL.
July 31,1851.
USTLook at Tbls.^B
T HE childrenofSAMUELHENDERSON
late of Tennessee, deceased, who was (ho
brother of DAVID HENDERSON, late of
Troup county, Ga., deceased, will be benefited
by making themselves known to the subsetber
who Is tho Executor of the last Will and Tes
tament of (be said David Henderson, By said
last Will and Testament a specific moneyed
legney lias been lelt to each cf Samuel Hen.
deiBon's children, which they or cithor oi them
can obtnin by applying to the subscriber and,
identifying themselves satisfactorily.
The subscriber lives near Long Cane P. O.
Troup county, Ga. DAVID DAVIDSON.
April 1,1852. Ex’r of David Hcndcraon.
D. MORRIS,
No. 7 Barnard, Sired Savannah, Ga.
Bell Hanger and MflmtGmturer of alt Kinds
Fire-Proof Safes, Iron Railings, Locks
of every description, fee., kc.
O FFERS his services to tho citizens of Sa
vannah, niul Sluto of Georgia. He is pre
pared to fill orders for anything in tho above
line, ntthe shortestnotieo, nnd on the most reu'
sonnblo terms.
Nov. 14,1851.
k Retail clothing store,-
PIERSON & HEIUT,,No. 10 Whita
ker street, Savannah, havo continually on
SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
Haviburg, Oct, 29, 1861.
rpiIE FKKIGHT'ON COT TON; from the
JL Hamburg Depot to' Charleston, will be,
until further notice, 75 bents per bole. This
Company will nl no rectfive-Cotton at the Geor
gia Rnll Rond Depot, in Augusta, pay the
toll nnd draynge* 18} cts., ncrose the Augusta
Bridge, nnd deliver it In Charleston at 93}
cents per bnlo.
Wv J: NfAGRATH, Agent.
Nov, 14, * * noG—if.
N OTICE.—TUe subscriber will collect nil
pensions payable at tlio Agency
vannali, nnd remit tbo sarno ns may be di
rected, Jor one-dollar.each applicution not
exceeding $3001 and send a blank form ii
required,. . - WM* MOREL:
Savannah,Nov* 7, IS5i.
Og-Referenco^JiJKROwles.Rome, Ga.
THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY
Tbo most Important Discovery of modern
Times I
The Most Wonderful Cures are daily reported!
W~lts triumphs InNorth Carolina, Tcunessco
and Alabama,
Dr. 0. Williams’ Pulmonio Balsam of Wild
Cherry and Wood Naptha.
The Infallible Medicine for all diseases of the
fJNHE strongostproo/of tfiovaluo and 6x- PresidentM.Fillmore,
X collcncc of n modlolno, lsthogonoralap- Hon. Henry Clay,
probation with which It is rccolv od by a dis
cerning and intelligent community'. It Is not
our dcslro to trifle with tho lives of our fol
low beings, nnd incrcaso tho stock of misery
to which poor human linturo is constantly lla
blo t hut In presenting this valuable mcdlclno
to tho jmblto, to adduco tho most undoubted
ihets or Its snporior oxoollenco In tlio treat
ment and euro of thoso diseases for which it
la designed. This preparation has boon but
a short tlmo boforo the pooplo; hut short as
that tlmo has been, it haa secured a most ro-
markahlo reputation. Persons who havo tried
it, tender their testimony in its pratso; and it
Is onrunqnallfled opinion that it has already
saved liundrcda of pontons from a premature
gravo. It has cured cases that wore consider
ed hopeless. 4 It has given roliof to violont
Coughs, Asthma, Hooping Cough, Measles,
Bronohitls, Bleeding of tho Lungs, nnd othor
affections of tho chest and lungs, In a shorter
spneo of tlmo and more safely nnd effectively
than any othor preparation with which wo aro
acquainted, nud wo tako pleasure in stating
that wo havo tho concurrent testimony of
somo of tho most distinguished and talontod
medical men of tho country, In bohalf of this
preparation) Wo havo also rocolvod from
scene of tho most intelligent Planters, Mer
chants and Druggists, tho strongest proofs of
ita value and increasing popularity.
From Ihe ministry.
Tho following orldonco Is from tho Rev. W.
D. F. SawarB, Presiding Elder of tho Metho
dist Episcopal Church for tho district of North
Alabama:
Dr. OttARLSs Williams—Dear Sir: I tako
plensnro In giving my testimony to tho virtues
of yonr very oxcollent “Pulmonio Balsam of
Wild Cherry.” Having used two bottles in
my family, with decided mlvantago In overy
case, I can recommend it ns tho best and most
pleasant medicine I havo ovor soon,
W. D. F. SAWRIE.
Tuscnmhln, March 22,1810.
From tho Ilov. B. W. llAnuiu, a Minister of
tho Methodist Episcopal Church:
Dr. Oharles Williams—Sir i Incddcntly
got hold of your “Pulmonio Bolsom of Wild
CUorry,"nnd havo no hesitancy In pronounc
ing it tho best expectorant I havo ovor used,
and havo tried nearly all the far-famed ox-
pcctorants of tho day, ns I havo boon labor
ing undor pulmonic affection for nine years,
I received a letter Horn my brothor-ln-law,
tho Rev. James Wallis, a few days sinco, anti
ho and Iris wife both woro using tho “Pul
monic Balsam,” and thoy woro perfectly do-
llghed with it. His wife, two weeks before,
had lost all liopo of rccovory, hut was aston
ishingly improved: B. W. II ARRIS,
Oourtlaml’ Ala., Fob. 21,1840.
This valuable preparation is for-salo In
Romo by Rouert Battey, nlso Messrs. Owen
& Fabell ; In Kingston by J. C. Elliot ; in
Calhoun by Yoono & Sims ; and by nll ro-
Bpcctnblo Druggists throughout tho Southom
States.
GEORGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Marietta, Ga.
rnHE second Session of this Institution oom-
X mences on Monday, tho 12th of Julv,
1852. .
Tho Institution Is orgnnlzod upon tho usual
plan of four Collegiate Olassos. Tho follow
ing is a synopsis of tho courso of studios of
each class.
Fourth Class.
Arithmotlo, Algobra, Qcomotry, English
Grammar, Geography, Composition and De
clamation. French,
Third Class.
Trigonometry, Mensuration, Bnrvoylng, De
scriptive Geometry and its applications, Ana
lytical Geometry, French, Drawing, Compo
sition, Rhetoric, History.
Second Class.
Differential and Integral Calculus, Natural
and Experimental Philosophy, Astronomy,
Chemistry,'Drawing, Evidences of Christian
ity, Moral and Mental Philosophy.
First Class.
Natural History, Minoralogy, Geology nnd
Pliylosophy, Political Economy, Lnw of Na
tions, Civil and Military Englnooring, and
Civil Architecture, Infiintry Tactics, Sclcnco
and Practice of Artillery.
No Cadet wilVbo admitted who is loss than
fourteen or more than twcnty-llvo years of ago;
or who Is afflicted with any disease or infirm
ity which would render him unfit for military
duty.
Tho Cadets will ho occupied about ono
hour und a half each day in mllitaiy oxor-
cises; but at such limes as not to interfere with
their regular studies.
Tho Courso of instruction, regulations and
dlscinlino of tho Institution havo boon pub
lished in pnmphlot form and will ho forward
ed to any person desiring more minute infor
mation, by their addressing, tho Superintend
ent, Mqj. A. V. Brumby.
TERMS t
Each Cadet as soon ho is admitted, and-be
fore lio is permitted to join his class, in tho re
citation rooms, must pay over to tho Super
intendent tho sum of $100, for which a ro-
coipt shall bo given him in full for tuition,
board, washing, fUol, lights, Hold music, nnd
all othor eontingout oxpensos, for one ses
sion or five montos, and for oacli succeed
ing session, $100 in culmncc.
Cad“ts from a distanco must provido tholr
bedding and room furniture. Thoso articles
can bo purchased la Marietta upon reasons-
hlotorms.
By order of tho Board of Trusteed.
DAVID IRWIN,
Jan. 10—flm Pros. Board Trustees.
GEORGE JONES,
INPOUTEU or AND DEALER IN
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
I , Macon. Georgia.
AM confident that l ean mako it to. tho
interest of Merchants to bay their sup
plies of Crockry in Maoon* if they will give
a clumen. Call and see for yourselves.
Assorted ora tos of all sizes always on hand.
Maoon; July 81,’1851". -6m
CHARLES P. LEVY, ~
CTEAM Englno Builder, Machinist and
8J Founder:—Is prepared to furnish all kinds
of Steam Engines and Mill Castings, having
an extensive assortment of patterns of the
newest and most approved kinds. Cast Iron
Water Wheels, of several patterns, of a char
acter that will suit all situations.
The Ocinulgcc Foundry.
Oa Cotton Avenue, near the Macon fr Western
Depot, Hnspcculiar advantages in fitting up
Steam Saw Mills, the Proprietor having had
great experienoin that business. Many of
his Mills arenow in use in this State-
There is a constant supply of Gin Gearing
Cotton Press Pulleys, See., kept on hnnd.—
Also, nllktnds of finished Machinery.
Macon, August 31,1851
2000 PACKAGES BOOTS&SHOES.
WIMIL subscribers havo just rocoivotl two
<eh> thousand packages Bools k Shoes,
THE “UNION "
A Splendid Workof Art.
In progress of Engraving, tho colohmtod
NATIONAL PICTURE, -
ByT.H.Mnttoson, Esq., entitled tho "Union.”
Tho subject of this picture, isouo that Will
loueh tho 4 heart of ovory truo American. It
represents near tho contro ot tho picture, a
bust of thu immortal
(With tho ConstitutioiTorthPuJilted States,)
upon a pedestal, surroundod with massivo
Drapory, ns having lust boon crowned by
WEBSTER AND OALHODN,
Tho representatives of tho North and South,
and ovor them Is hovoring tho Gonlus of Peaco.
In tho right hnnd cornor Is President Fill
more, resting his hand on the National Shield,
and at his foot, a fallen crown and hrolcon
before -tb? march o^Ecpubliatnim. In tho
distanco is seen, a templo surmounted by tho
Gcntus of Liborty. In tho centre of tho pio-*
turo, is seated that vonorablo and Most Dis
tinguished Statesman,
sasKS'a m•
And Is tho last nnd only accurate likeness ovor
takon of that illustrious and honored man.
Grouped in tho Plctnro, aro largo slzo ML
length Portraits of tlio following
DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS:
Hop, Howell Cobh,
Hon. II. S. Footo,
Hon: & A: Douglass,
Hon. W. P.Mangum,
Hon, D.S. Dickenson,
Goni. W. Scott,
Hon. Jno. M. Clayton,'
Hon. Thos. H. Benton,
Hon. John Boll,
Hon. Jos. McDowell,
Hon. J. 0. Freomont.
nil Bril longth, bcauti-
In tho design, by that colobra-
i Matteson, Esq. Tho likeness
es aro all true to life, tho hoaas boing flnishod
Atom very superior Daguerreotypes—thoy nro
tho most accnrato ovor publialida of thoso Dis
tinguished Statesmen.
A plcturo of great morit, or on a lifghor
subject, lias never been produced In tho coun
try. As n sorios of Portraits, most faithfully
representing persons, each of whom holds a
position of lionor In Ambbioan History, it
will alono appeal to tho heart of tho Nation;
It is being engraved In tho liigliost stylo of
tho art, (on stool,) mezzotint and stipplo by
Mr. H. S. Sndd, tno host artist in this country
and will bo ready ibr delivery to suhscribora
May 1,1852.
Conditions of Publications t
Vt?' Slzo of tho Engravings 22 x 80 Inches.
(3F Prico Flvo Dollars per Copy in ndvnnco.
Lsf To bo dollvorod strictly In tho ordor of
subscription.
N. B.—In order to sccnro proof Impress
ions, early application will bo neoosaary. Sub
scribers names will ho entered on tho books
In tho ordor received, nnd tho Engraving will
bo dollvoratl accordingly.
TERMS.
$5.00 por Copy, strictly in advance. On re
ceipt orFIvo Dollars tho engraving will lio TOP
warded by mail, cnroflilly rollod, nnd plnccd
in a tin case, mado oxnrossly for tlio purposo,
(toprovont iqjury to tfio picture,) and sent nt
our oxponso mid risk.
Money to bo remitted by mall, nt onr risk.
This will bo tbo finost Engraving ovor pub
lished in this country, nnd only a limited
numlior will bo printed.
Orders nro vory rospoctflrily solicited.—
Plcaso address
R. VAN DIEN, Ag’t.
No. 7, Hammond Street, N. Y.
April 16,1852.
Hon Daniel Webster,
Hon. J.O, Calhoun,
Hon. LowlaCass,
Hon. J. Bnehannn,
Hon. Judgo McLean,
Hon. W. H. King,
Hon. S. Houston,
Hon. J. J. Crittenden,
Hon. Thos. Corwin,
Then Portraits aro
tlilly grouped I
ted artist, T.H.
Durability,
It has now been testod jnPtc than six years
by the severest trials^ and in every enso the
action of the weather seems only to indurate
and render if. more and more perrounent. In
no. instancQ has it ever been, ‘ known to crack,
cleave off, or waste by time.
Incombustibility.
The fire-proof qualities of this article have
been tested beyond the possibility of a doubt,
and have already bfcen the means, unques
tionably, of saving millions of property, as ma
ny large fires have stopped when it came to
buildings covered with it. It will be seen, by
the analysis, that it contains a lerge amount of
alumina and magnesia, two of the best non
conductors of heat wo have: consequently the
coating, after it turns to slate, is indestructible
bv fire. It protects the wood from the air; nnd
whero thorp is no air, thero can bo no Maze
or combustion; the w ood, therefore, will char
before the coating will givo way.
I insert certificates of all the insurance Com
panies ol Akron, Chio, where the paint is best
known, and has in several fires been tested and
proved to stand more heat, before giving way
than tin or zinc.
Water-Proof Qualities,
It has been found superior to anything ever
yfet discovered for stopping leakages in old
roofs, of cither shingles, tin,, or any of the me
tals, and also for. sides of brick walls, to pre
vent the absorption of tho external moisture*
In our experiments we coated a brick with it,
and after the coating had turned to s|one, im
mersed it in water, where it remained over two
weeks; at which timo wo ascertained that
there had not a particle of water penetrated,
lb it did not weigh any more than when im
mersed. We tried ono that was not covered,
and it absorbed nearly one third of its own
weight.
UsOtes.
Ifis impossible to enumerate all the uses to
which this valuable article may be applied.—
We will, however, mention some of the more
prominent. It is now being used with great
satisfaction, for the following purposes: For
roofs or sides of our dwellings, particularly
cottages, as tbo chocolate is just the color for
the sides} for manufactories, foundries, mills
machine shops, steamboat, car, and locomotivo
decks, railroad depots and bridges, and all
buildings near railroad tracks, it is invaluable
in protecting from tho almost constant showers
of burning cinders and falling flakes of fire
from the engine ; for all kinds of Iron fences,
either plain or ornamental; in fae), for all
kinds of iron work, as it has a very strong affin
ity for the different metals, forming, in a few
months, ft perfect enamel, becoming nearly as
bard as the metal itself, olid the longer on the
harder it becomes, and never cleaves off; lor
old or new tin roofs it is superior to any sub
stance ever beforo found; in fact, for.any thing
you wish to protect from fire, weather Pr water,
it is a desideratum sought for years, but ntJVer
before attained. This mostvaluable substance
hasnow^ beon so long tested, and has given
snch universal satisfaction, that there is in fact
butrdne opinion of its utility whore best known,
as it is now between six and seven years since
the first was tried; and where then applied, is
nowlikeastone.
Other paints that, wero applied at the
snmo timo by the side of this, have entirely
disappeared as tho action of tho ntmosphere
destroyed tho oil with which they were ap
plied, thoy washed or rubbed off like chalk
or whiting. -
Directions.
Mix the “paint” with Linseed oil or the
Patent Vegetable Paint oil, to the consisten
cy of thick paint, and apply two or three,
good coats with a common paint brush,
beingcarcful to keep tho paint well stirred
in the pot white putting-“on; dryers can bo
used as in ordinary paints,^if required to
dry soou. 100 pounds will cover a surface
of 1000 squuro feet with'throe good fire
proof qoats. ..
The genuine; both' 1 Chocolate nnd SJate
color; also, tho Patent Oil fdr sale low at
“ >y:8^^^5tyre^bme # Ga.
SurEtUNTKNDKNT’ROpviOU^V. ft A lt. _
Atlanta, Oa., 23d Pebriiary, 1862.
lYotico (o Consignees, .
A LL Produce ot mcrcliundisp must La
taken Irom tbo Depot in-Ilfs city wltlffi
In forty oiglit Louis alter Jc is tmloiufecHinnl,'
tho cars, or storage will bo clinrged-At 8u 4J
vannnh rates. W. M. WADLEV.
Gon’l Soptt.
Georgia Rail Koao Hank Ahency, > ,
Borne, Georgia. )
Cunningham & Union, Agents.
P ERSONS wishing to lmvo ntonoy Sent
boro Horn Angustn, (for salos of Cotton
or other produoo,.or oilierwlso,)..cnn, at tiny,
timo, procure a check from tho llnil Roail
Bank on thls'Agchcy.
February 30,1852.
Cunninghams anti. Llntoiii
Al the Rail Road Depot. ’Rome, Georgia.
1~YEAL In nil tho vnrlotlcs of Groceries, In (
JrJ eluding tt full assortment of nomition
nnd flnollquors.wlnos See.,heavy hardware.
suoRaa Smiths’ Bellows, .auyHs, lmiiimsta,
nxos, spades, shovels &o., Gan and blurting
powder, shot, lend, 5:6. Yarns, osnaburgs,
8blrtlnff3. shoctlt|ga 5ro. (by the bnlo.) Riooj
salt, tobacco, nnd cboeso. Plows; straw-
onttors. eora shelters atid maebiaes aml lm-
plemonta generally; also, olovof and grass
seeds Jco. Flout bnoonjlnrd.and provisions
generally.. Falrtmnks patent platform and
counter eonles, &e,—almost ovory thing n-
mong tlio useful, whether for farm, garden,
kitchen or dwelling, . '
To all of whioh wo rospeetfhlly Invito tho
attention of dealers, farmers, and nil wbq
may wish to buy such njtlclos.
^ February 26,1852. __
Pickled Reef—Lord nnd Bacon.
TUST received and for solo, tt lot of prime
“ new pure leaf lard In bbla.; n lot of No. 3
lard for trying, la half bbls,; a |p,t.ot prime
oxtra ont nqd ourod new bacon; slot of prime
6xtra out nnd ourod pleklbd hoof, by
CUNNINGHAM 6s LINTON.
Romo, Fobtnnry 30.1853.
Farm Implements-Seed, &e. '
O NE portable forgo, a most usofltl and
handy machine, one dozen host oorn
shojlors, ono dozon straw-cutter* usual sizos,
tt largo hnnd or horso mill, it full assortment
plows, cultivators, &o., one superior corn
S luntcr, long nnd short hundle shovels spndee
:o., red, yellow nnd white clovor seod, holds
seed, 5tc,, for snlo kygrnss
CUNNINGHAM 6: LINTON.
Fcbrnttry 30, 1853:
“To Cut Lumber Fust,”
TT8E a a Large Cl not::., rRa w.—Wehttvo
n targe superior mado Circular Saw;
with mandril nud all complete, for snlo at
mnuufacuirors prinnd expenses, by
CUNNINGHAM JzIriNTON.
February 30; 1S53.
Nalls, Spikes, Iron, Steel, 8tovti7, he.
A FULL assortment nails from 3i! tn 20:1.
“ “ sptkoB “410010011,
“ “ oust Gorman nnd blit.'
torod Steel,
>* ** Iron,
’ “ ** Cooking, Oflico'arid
Parlor Stoves,
for sate by CUNNING UAM& LINTON.
February 23, 1853.
QTKAM HILL.—7‘bc itonicwaod Steam Mill
throe,miles front Rome, on the Cnlhnim
Rond is iu operation, a,iul the subscriber will
receive corn ou'toii, and -ottari at tke ueunl
rates of toll. JOHN HUMfc.
Rope and Bagging furnished if requsteil
: ROHE BTEA3I HULL. *
E hove on hand nnd ore now inwirig a
large qunmityofgood MERCHANTA
BLE LUMBER, which wo will gell low for
CASH and CASH ON LY, also we nre pre
pared to do nil kinds of Work in llie Carpen
ters Line at short riotice nnd low’ prices,' fur
nishing Materials ifrequired.
SJiop next door below Vernmla House,
Broad Street, HUpGJNSte MORRIS .
Rome, March 55, 1852. tf
•&J.OHBKIM},
E MERCHANT TAILOR.
AS now on hnnd a well selected stoolc'ofi
Cloths Cnssimorcs nnd Vestings, of ev- \
cry shado anil color, together with pvery *.
other articlo usually kept in an ostablUht % j
inent of this kind. These goods havo been
selected by himself in New York, will:
g;eat caro und particular reference to tho
prevailing Fashions. Ho. is also prepared
to manufacture clothing iu u mminor u
style'not to bo suroassed in orir lurgost a
most fashionable citiec. ^
October 10 1850. H
"VIEW Boot nnd Shoo Store*—Thesubscri
, — r would respectfully eimqitnce,4p tip
citizens of Romo nnc| vicinity, that he hriu
just recoiled and te now opening u ' largo and
splendid assortment nfBooftnncI SfiocH
consisting ot gentlemen's wnter-praof arid
dress boots, lndicsbonts and shoi-s, and every
variety of hoofs am} §Jioes for children^—
Also, a fine assortment of strong course shoes
nnd boots for common wear. As ho selected
his stock in Cliitrtafiion tvifli grant
care* he enn confidently recommend it to
his friends nnd patrons, and will repair any
rips without charge.
He also has on hnnd an ektbnsive supply of
Hemock Baltimore upper and sole lonthef,
fine calf skin, and a general assortment of ma
terials, in his line which, together with* his
boots and shoes will be sold as cheap .as pan
be bought in Oils market. lie wi]l ednunue ib
manufacture boms and shoes as hercio'fbf^’tb
order, on reasonable torms; Thankful ibr past
favors, bo cordially invites ids friends and
acquaintances,ami the publip generally to
ve him a call. P, A. OMBERG
gi Jan* 119,1851 *
W. H. UNDERWOOD & J.W.H. UNDERWOOD
TX7III PJracticc Law in nil the Counties o
the Ohevokeri Circuit, (except Dade;)
They will both personally attend n ho
Courts. J. W,,H.. UNDER WOOD wlll.ot-
tend the Courts of Jackspn and IJaburshnn
counties of the Western Circuit. Both wi‘
attend thb sessions of tho Supremo Court ax
Cassviilo aud Gainesville.’ All business en
trusted to them will be promptly and faitl
fully attended to. -i' j
OFFICE next door to Hooper.& Mitcho
"Buena Vlstn Houso,” Romo, Ga., at whit
place one or both will always bo found
absent on professional business.
Jan .23, J851
WM. E. ALEXANDER h CO. .
\ now lurge and ertensh
stock of lionvy goods nt. tho Now Brie..
Store oppo sito the Rail Uond Dopot, con
sisting in part,- of $ugar, Coflees, Teas.
qttors; all kinds : R«p»» BaggPhg, Salt, l«on*}
Molasses, candies, Nails, Soap, Starch, can-J
dies, Nogra Blankets and shoes, ltteo.Te.1
bneco, Sogars, Anvils, Vices, Bellows; cooW-1
ingnnil Fnrlor Stoves, and a thousand other I
articles whioh they invito Merchants nnd ]
PhinterS to-call and'soo as they enn pnr- *
cliaso Goods at Angasta prices with feoight
added. . - ; -
Romp. Gn., OctoboT'17, iS5I.
JUST RECEIVED,
"I MA BAOSiiilmo Rip & LagniraCoffee
XUU16 Uds. Muficovado and St. Oroi:
Sngar, ’ .
10 Hhds. Now Orleans Sugar, ■ : ■
20 Sacks sniwrier Family Flow,it . _
20 Bbls. Mackoroi, Nos.l, 2and.8,
Fresli Raisins, boxes and lmlf boxes, for saleJ
tow by IV. E. ALEXANDER & f
Dec. 12,1851.
OOPFEE, CHEESE, &o.
75 BAGS prime Rio and .Laguim Coflbe.l
126 Boxes “ Goslicn Clieeso,
8Q Bbls. Extra N. 0. Molasses,
10 Illids. IV. I. Molasses.
60 Bbls. Cincinnati Whlskoy.
26 “ Mackerel.
Just roecivod nnd for snlo low by
IV. E ALEXANDER &T(
Fob. 18, 1852.
JETHRO COTTON SEEI
A FEW. BUSHELS of tho nbov
sale. In length, strength 'nry^
stuplo, no upland cotton is drafl
from ten to twenty rlavsn ’
.cotton.- Messrs.'Don -