About Rome courier. (Rome, Ga.) 1849-18?? | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1852)
Chattooga Sheriff Sales for June. ■\ir ILL be said before the Court House door vv in the town orSummerville. on the first Tuesday in Juno next, between the usual hours of sale, tbe following property i viz One half of Lot of LniulNo. 40 in the 13tl District and 4th Seotinn at Chnttoogn Conn ty ) levied on ns the property of Thomas Gains to satisfy sundry ft fa’s in iny bunds issued from the Justices Court oi the 027th Distriot. G. M„ in fitvor of Win, McConnel and W. P. Hinton and others vs, Thomas Goins, Property pointed out by Dcft.Levys made and returned to me by u constable, this 26th April 1852 J. t. McConnell, sh'ir. April 28, 1851. fJEOREII, Chattooga County,—Whorcas 'J Sterling Johnson. Into of said county, died Intestate, and whereas no one applies to mo for letters ol administration upon said estate: Those are, therefore, to clto and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of tho said deceased, to bo & appear at my office within tho llmo proscribed by law, to show cause, if any tlioy have , why Dnnlol Illoks should not be appointed, nnd letters of admin istration upon said cstato granted him. Giv en under my hand and seal at ofllco in Sura- morrillo, April 12th, 1852, FRANCIS ' “• aprli 15,1852, 1A. KIRBY, Ordinary. /^JEORMA, Chattooga County.—Whereas VJ Mathuw B, Richardson nnd Anno Ram- soy apply to me for letters of Administra tion on tho cstato of Rice R. llamscy, late of said county dcccasod; These aro therefore tft cito and admonish all and singular, tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my of- fleo within tho tlmo proscribed by law, to show causo, If any thoy hnvo, why said lettors should not bo granted. Givon under my hand and seal at ofllco in Summervillo, April 12th 1862, FRAFCIS A. KIRBY, aprli 15,1862, Ordinary. STATE OF GEORGIA, Floyd County. T O all whom It may concern—whereas, Jool Dean applies to me for letters of Admin istration on tho Estate of John W. Richard son, late of said county, deceased. Thoso aro therefore to clto and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bo nnd appear at my office within tho time prescribed by law, to show causo (ifnny they linvo,) why iottors should not be granted to said applicant. Given under my hand ami official signature at office. This 20th day of April, 1852. JF.SBB LAMBERTH, Ordinary. April 29,1862. G EORGIA, Floyd County.—To all whom it may concern; Whereas Seaborn J. John son and Joslah II. Gill apply to mo for let- tors of administration dc bonis non (with tho will annexed) on the Estato of Benjamin Ba- kerlnto of said county deceasod. These aro therefore to cito nnd admonish all and singular tho kindred and creditors of said deceased to bo nnd appear nt my of fice within tho timo prescribed by law nnd show cause if any thoy linvo why lotters should not bo granted to said applicants. Qlvon under iny hand nnd official signature at ofllco this 18th day of April 1862. JESSE LAMBERTII, April 15.1852.Ordinary, f'J.EORGIA, Floyd County,—To all whom U It may concern j WhorcnsRobortBattoy apply to me for letters of administration on tno Estato of William Smith, lata of said county dqeoasod. Thoso aro therefore to clto nnd admonish all and singular tho kindred and creditors of said deceased to bo and appear at my ofllco within the timo prescribed by law and show causo, Ifnny they hnvo, why letters should not be Granted to said applicant. Givun under my hand and official signature, this 13th day of April, 1862. . JESSE LAMBERTH, April 16,1852. Ordinary. G EORGIA, Floyd County.—To all whom it may concern; Whereas Seaborn J. Johnson and Joslah II. Gill, npply to mo for letters of administration on tho Estato of William S. Simmons late of said county de ceased. Thoso are thoroforo to clto and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bo and apnoar at my office within tho timo prescribed by law and show cause, if any they havo, why lotters shou’d not bo granted to said applicants. Given undor my hand and official Signature at office this 18th day of April 1862. JESSE LAMBERTH aprli 15,1852. Ordinary. AN ORDRR TO PERFECT SERVICE. William B. Vamon,) vs. > Libel far a Divorce. Dorltha Vamon. 1 p BORGIA, Chattooga County.—Present IT the lion. Jno. H. Lumpkin. It appear ing to tho court by tho return of tho Sheriff that the defendunt does not reside ill tho county, nnd it further ap|)caring that she does not reside in tho State, it Is, on motion, order ed that tho dofendent appear and answer at tho noxt term of this court, or that tho case bo considered in dolhult, and tho plaintiff al lowed to proccod. February 10.1862. JOHN II. LUMPKIN, i. s. c. I hereby certify that tho above is a true ex act fVom tho mit tract of said count; march 4, 1! nutes of tho Superior court DANIEL HICKS, Clk. >2. mint. AN ORDER TO PERFEOT NOTICE, Eliza L. Cannon, ) vs. > Libel for Divorce. Andrew J. Cannon. J G EORGIA, Chattooga County.—Present the Honorable Jno. U. Lumpkin, Judge of said court. ItnppcaringtotheConrtbythercturnofthe Sheriff, that tho defendant does not rcsldo in tho county, nnd it fhrthor appearing that he docs'not resido in this Stato: It is, on motion, ordered that tho said defendant appear and nnswor at tho noxt term of this court or that tho caso bo considered in dcfhult, and tho plaintiff allowed to proccod. Feb. 10,1862, JNO. II. LUMPKIN, 1. s. o. c. c. I do horby certify that the above is a tmo oxtract from the minutes of tho Superior Court of Chnttoogn County. DANIEL HICKS, 0. ». o.c. c. march 11, 1862. A. D. KING &. CO., A RE now prepared to fill any number of orders for COTTON GINS for the next crop, with which they may bo fhvored, and warrant their Gins in every Instance not infe rior to any made in this, or any other State, atanyprico. ... Among ollr Improvements this year, will be found a now water box, In which the Journal of tho shaft is entirely surrounded by water, making It of course worth more, (if tho wo- tor box is worth anything) than any box now In existence, as there is no other box known that does surround the shaft with water on more than three sldos. Tho advantage of this box over all others Is so obvious that it needs no further comment. From tho cxtraordlnaty efforts used by manufheturera in Middle Georgia to monop olize tho Gin business in this Bcctlon, jus tice to ourselves seems to require us to say, that wo aro using as good material as any of them-, wo havo as good Mechanics ns any of thorn) wo have more experience than three fourths of them) and that wo are in the Cherokee country and do not care to pass South of Chattahoochee River to sell ourGIns, Wlshingto confine oursolvcs whol ly to tho section in which We llvo, to sell our work wo would thankfully receive your orders early, that your ain may not havo to bo put up in too much hurry. Fob. 19.1852,-tf. A. D. KINO & Co. bo mndo to tho Ordinary of Floyd coun ty for lcavo to sell tho land nnd negroes bo- longing to tho estato of John R. Ilily, Into of said county of Floyd deceased. 0. W1SENBAKER, Admr. inarch 4,1862. tion will be made to the Ordinary forlcnve to sell the real Esintu of John Ward, late of Floyd county, decuased. R. J. JOHNSON, Adm’r. April 1, 1839. lVf OTICE.—Two months after dnto npplica- 11 tion will bo made to the Ordinary of Floyd county, for lonvo to sell all tho real es tate belonging to tho cstato of Dudley Hall, deceased. JACOB llUUDY, Admr, march 4,1852. AT OTICE.—Two months after dnto npplica- ll tion will bo made to tho Ordinary of Floyd county, for leave to sell all the land nnd negroes belonging to tho estato of John Funderburk, deconseu. TUOS. S. PRICE, Admr. march 4 1852. N OTICE.—All persons Indoblod to tho cs tato of John Funderburk, deceasod, lato of Floyd county, are requested to come for ward nnd make immediato payment, and thoso having claims against said cstato, will please present them to me In terms of tho fat stowed upon him"lorlothose many years,” by the citizens ol Rome and vicinity, would stitlsolloltn continuance of their patronage, and,a visit from nil persons hnving business in his line. Ho may be found at the same OLD ESTABLISHMENT on Broad street, Doors Wost of It* J. Johnson’s Corner.— Within tho last twelve months he has great- lyenlnrged his shop, nnd made many and Important improvements in almost overy brunch of his business. His materials are good nnd abundant; his workmen faithful nnd competent, and lie flatters himself that ills Carriages, Buggies, nnd other vehicles, will favorably compare In beauty, stylo, fin ish and durability, with any similar esta blishment Nortli or South, Connected with ills Carriage Establish ment, ho Itns an extensive Blacksmith shop I the head ol which Is nn experienced orkmun who Is always at home, and holds himself In readiness to hammer and have nammerud, lion nnd steel to order. The oltizcns of Georgln nnd Alabama who Intend purnlmsing carriages or buggies, are cordially invited to nnll and examine his work. Ills prioes will he regulated to suit tho times, nnd ensh in hand will nt nil times command tho very bust bargains. WILLIAM WIMPEE. Rome, May 29,1851. N. B.—Repairing done at the shortest notion punctually nnd effectually. Northern Work will be kept constant- on hand, wliloh he wilt sell on aceommo- atlngtorms. W. W march 4,1852. T1I0S. S. PRICE, Admr. AT OTICE.—All persons indebted to tlio os- late of Thomas Middleton, Into of Floyd county, deceased, aro requested to como for ward nnd ntnko immediato pnymcht, and those having demands agnlnst said estato Will please present them in torms of tho law. ROBERT WARE, Admr. march 4,1862. cd from trespassing on lots of land Nos. 200 nnd 80 in tho 24th district 2nd section, and lot No. 106 In tho 12th district and 2nd section, Gilmer county, as I am determined to enforce tho law against any poreon or per sons who may intrude thereon. ELBERT CHANDLER, march 18, 1852.—tf. WE desire to call public attention to the new Carriage Manufactory, located nt Bone's old stand, on Broad street, opposito tho Depot and just below tho llilburn House, where tho making and repairing of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons. &c„ will be dono at the 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—such as plan tation tools, shooing of Horses, making and mending Mill, Steam Bout and Rail Road Irons. Wo pledge ourselves to give gonoral satisfaction, as our workmen are inferior to none in tho Stato. Como nnd judge for your selves. WILLIAM T. PRICE & CO. Feb. 6.1862. tnto of Joshua A. Watts, lato ofFloyd county, deconseil, aro requested to como for ward and mnko Immediato payment, and thoso hnving claims against said cstato will pleaso present them to us in terms of the law. ' J mTe U l1T'1“- March 2,1851 QTATE OF ttEOHUIA, Uordon County, P. M. Pearson of tho 1050th district G. M. tolls before me, as an ostray taken up upon tho frco-hold of him, tho said P. M. Pearson, in said county uud district, a bay Mare; has had the tistula and is caso (Ullcn, and lias tho mark of gears ou her legs as though she had heen runaway, and lias tho mark of tho sad dle; no other brands discovered; four and a half feet high; supposed to bo 10 or 12 years of ago. Appraised by 0. C. Wyly and Abra ham Taite froo-holders of said county and dlstsict, to bo worth forty dollars. Given undor tny hand and official signature, this April 10th. 1852. JOAB LEWIS, J. P (L. S.) A True extract from tho Estray book, tills April 14,1862. N. TRIMBLE, c. i. c. april. 22. N OTICE.—All persons indobted to tho cs- tato of John R. Ilily, lato of said coun ty, deceased, aro requested to como forward and mnko immediato payment, and thoso having demands against said estato will pleaso present them to me in Effingham county, Geor gia, or to Jesseo Lamberth, Rome, Georgia, duly authenticated in terms of tho law. C. WISENBAKER, Admr. march 4.1852. J^OTICE.—Will bo sold on the 18th April PAINTING AND GLAZING. T HE subscriber would respectfully notify the citizens of Rome and viciuity, that he has opened a shop uear the Buena Vista Hotel, where he Is prepared to do all kinds of PAPER HANGINGS, Sign and Ornamental Painting, neatly, promptly, nnd on reasonable terms. Ho will also paint in good style bouses. &c., &c ; old furniture repaired, repainted and varnished upon moderate terms. He will also mix and sell to order, every variety of paint, and lend brushes to such as may wish to use it themselves. The subscriber is also prepared to CUT GLASS and GLAZE in a neat and substan tial manner, and fit in wiudows of every size and shape. He hopes, by faithful attention to his customers, nnd by tho quality of his work, tp receive a liberal she roof tho public pa- ronoge. W. S. BRADBURY. Rome, March 25th, 1852. next, at tho residence of William D. Appleby, deceased, wltereon tho widow now lives, the perishablo property, beh said cstato, consisting of Household on furniture, two mules, two wagons, two cows and calves, one yearling, and six bales cottou, ready for market. C. B. WILLIAMSON, ) M. E. APPLEBY, ] Adrars march 18.1862. I P of tho lato Benjamin Bakor, docoased, of said county, arc horoby requested to make immediato payment: and nil persons having demands against said deceased, will render them in ngreeablo to law. February 12,1852. W. S. SIMMONS, Ex’r. E XECUTOR'S SALE.—Will bo sold in Sum mervillo, Chattooga county, on tlio first Tuesday in May next, agreeable to tho will of Edward Adams, deceased, four negroes, to wit: Deal, a woman about thirty years old, and her three children, to wit: Rachael, aged about ten years of ago, Bill, a boy about tlvo years old, and Hilliard a boy about three years old. Tho abovo property sold for tlio tho purposo of a division among tho heirs, Terms made known on tlio day of snlo. CAMELUS C. ADAMS, Ex’r. march 4,1862. CHEROKEE BOOK STORE AT OASSVILLE, GEORGIA. T HE undersigned would most respectfully announce to tho citizens of Cherokee Ga„ that he lias established a Book Store at this point, and can supply on the most reasonable terms: Law, Medical, School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationary, Blank Books, Magazines, &c., &c. IIo will at all times keep a good sup ply on hand, and any book that may not be found in tbo Store, can be obtained in a few J solicits a share of tlio public patronage —believing that satisfaction can bo given. All orders from a distance will bo promptly attended to. JNO. W. BURKE, April 29.1852. CITY HOTEL) ATLANTA. Fit HE undersigned has fitted up in suitable |jj * style, a lnrge nnd commodious house, nt the corner of Floyd nnd Decatur Streets, At- \a :-Ga., for the purpose of accommodating isient nnd regular bonrders, This house is upon strictly temperance principles, and ho wish quiet accommodations, nre To tally invited to give the City Hotel a trial I 29,1852. L. R. BUTLER. illy firocery and Candy Manufactory PHE Subscribers having oponod a FAMILY SRY and CANDY STORE in Cal- ‘Icita share of public patronage, atpedally cjll the attention of , their stock of pandies, which Vtfie wholesale at 20 cents per h accompany your orders ■ immediately. G EORGIA) Floyd County—Whereas James II. Torbett applies to mo for Letters of Administration on tho estato of S. G. Boman, lato of said county decoased: These arc there, fore to cito and admonish all aud singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bo and appear at my offico within tho timo pro scribed by law, to show cause, if any exist, wliy said letters should not bo granted Giv on under my hnnd and official signature office, this 15th day of March. 1862. JESSE LAMBERTH, march 18,1862. Ordinary, fl EORGIA) Floyd County.—Whereas Thos, VX S. Price and William G. Miles, adminis trators on tho estate of William Jinks, de ceased, applies to mo for letters of dissmission from the same: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within tho time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any exist, why said letters of dis mission should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 2nd day of March, 1852. JESSE LAMBERTH, Ordinary, inarch, 4,1862. pJEORGIA) Floyd County.—Whereas David vJ p. Hensley applies to me for letters of Administration on the Estate of Joseph Story deceased j These ore therefore to cite and ad monish nil und singular the Kindred nnd creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my Office, within the time prescribed by Law to show cause, if any they have, why said Jetfers should not be granted. Given under my hnnd and official signature this 20th day of March, 1852. JESSEE LAMBERTH, Maych 25, 1852. Ordinary. Office, Rome Rail Road C *mpany. Rome, 18, March 1862. , TTNLESS season tickets are purchased from U Superintondant of transportation the tiflver thlay»ad in. all- cases, will bo one n d wa CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. THE subscriber grateful for tho muny and repeated favors be- VERANDA HOUSE BY S. G. WELLS, 1 8 now open ns a private Boarding House. There aro good stocks of goods kept In the lower story and basoment Travellers can find the Veranda House near the Depot without crossing Broad street. . Home, March. 18.1852. FLOYD HOUSE, MAOON, GEORGIA. THOMAS WILLIAMS, Fraprkt.r, 1. R. HARTWELL, Biprrinteadeat. Ladies’ Department under the charge of Mr,.. James, formerly of Columbus, and favorably known to the travelling public. An Omnibus will always be in readiness for the convey ance of passengers to and from the,Hotel. 09- The Alligator Line or Stages to Florida aha Its Macon Office at tills Hotel. WASHINQTON HAUL, Maoon, Georgia. Y OU cannot be better pleased than at this old established House. The rooms are comfortuble and clean, and the proprietor Is willing to do anything in his p his customers. E. S. Macon, Aug. 91,1851. N OTICE.—The undersigned respeotlully begs leave to Inform bis friends and the travelling community, ilint tlio PAVILLION HOUSE, Has undergone n thorough renovation and extension, and Is nowln complete order, for the accommodation of steady or transient bonrdersj the rooms are beautifully fitted up, and every possible attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience of those wlio favor the house with their putronage. The table is regularly furnished with the best that tho Southern and Northern market can afford WM P. CLARK, '6m Proprietor of the Fuvilllon. Savannah, Nov. 7, 1551. PRIVATE HOSPITAL,—Dri. Hiller A Word A have opened In this City, one door be low N. J. Omborg's Clothing Store, a PRI VATE HOSPITAL for tho treatment of Surgical and Chronic diseases—whother of negroes or white parsons. In such an estab lishment the expenses of patients are much loss than under ordinary treatment, and the chances of cure materially increased. Home Jan. 9, 1862. 1y CARRIAGE FACTORY JOS. W WKBSTKK, j QKO, V, PAI.UBS. WEBSTER A PALHES, YY/helesnle Grocers, Successors to A. VV Wells 4c Co. at tho old stand, No. 195, Day Street, Savannah, (ia. Thoy have on hand nnd (or snle, 400libi Domestic Gin, Brandy nn I Rum, 75 bblg Monongnhehi Whiskey, 00 Hull Pipes, Qunrtor und Eights best Fr'eh Brtndy, Sublils Port, Medsri nnd Malaga Wine , 8 Pipes Holland Gin, 4 Minis. St. Croix and Jamaica ltum,3Hhds. Scotch and Irish Whiskey, 50 Boxes Spanish nnd American Scgnrs, 90 Minis, luir nnd choieo Louisiana Sugar, 60 do, St. Croix nnd Porto Rico sugar, 150 Bbls, Crushed, powdered nnd clarified sugar, 30 Boxes Loaf sugar, 600 Kegs, halves nnd quarter gun powder, 800Bugs Buck nnd Drop rhol, 4000 Lb-. Lend, with a complete assortment ol articles usuolly kept In a wholnlulo Grocery They will linvo n heavy slock of Gunny Bagging nnd Hemp Bale rope for the fall demand, oil of whfohwill besoltl on rensounbie terms. Savannah. June 25, 1851 • T f ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS, (Laic Atlanta Iron Foundry.) fJTHIS now COMPANY Is now prepared X to do work on ehort notloe, of heavy and light Castings from the latest improved pat terns of Iron, Brass or Composition, all of whicli will be warranted. Turning, Boring and Drilling done to order. Also, screwcut ting of lOf eet or under, of any sized thread required. Heavy and liglrl forging of wrought Iron or Steel done in superior style. Particular Attention is culled to their pat terns for Mill Gearing, far Merchant and Custom Flouring und Saw Mills, Gin Gear ing of ull the usual sizes, and Bark Mills all ways kept on hand. Wo are nlso prepared to build stationary Engines upon the latest im provements all of which will be sold low for coBh. Copper sud Brass taaen in exchange for work nt cash prices. A. LEYDEN, JAMES L. DUNNING, john McDonough. WILLIAM RUSHTON, P. S. All of the above company nre proa ticnl Mechanics, nnd give their undivided at tentton to the business. act.9,1861. EDUCATIONAL. iHE undersigned has opened a school one mile lYom Kingston, Cass Co., Ga.. near tho residence of Buqjamln Reynolds, in which will bo taught all the English sciences, the Latin and Greek languages and Mathematics. Tho inducements to patronize this school are equal, if not superior, to any in this section. The teacher beliovcs that from several years succcssfol experience in teaching, be will bo able to giva general satisfocthrn. Another item of no small importanco is, that good board can bo lind for five dollars ermonth, Wo have but little talent for Jruf- ng, and aro not much disposed to exorcise what we havo, bo we ask you in the ianguogo of tho Apostlo, “prove all things, hold fost that which is good.” W. S. WINGFIELD. Feb. 19,1862. tf. T » SELECT SCHOOL. HE Oakland Select School, for Boys, 1| miles north-cast of Rome, will be o|ten- cd on Wednesday the 18th inst. A limited number only of pupils will bo received, and the Teacher will attend to and direct tho re creation as well as tho studios of those who may he placed undor Ills charge. Parents and guardians nre roquesto to indicated (he general course they wish scholars to pursue, leaving tho particular studies and books to lie determ- by tho teacher. Each pupil will provide himself with a chair. Tuition at tho rate of thirty dollars for tho academic year of ten months. S. J. STEVENS, Fob. 12th, 1862. tf SAVANNAH AM) AUGUSTA. T he Steamboat Company of Georgia Run the following Steamers, ns ubove ; DAV1DL.ADAMS,(iron) TH08.S. MET- CALF, CHATHAM, (iron) TENNESSEE. Which, with tow-bouts nnd lighters, allord unequalled or fncil ties of transportation of freight to the interior of Georgiu, South Ca. rollne, Tennessee and Alabama, in cornice tion witli tlio llnil Ronds, The elegant stemn-pneket D. L. Adams will connect with the stenmships Florida nnd Alabama—landing freight by them in 5 ‘ ivs from Now York to Augnsnt. Freight, (now taken nt reduced rates,: will be forwarded free of commitoion. 09** In order to prevent detention or mi,car riage,billsot lading should be addressed to SAM’L. M .POND,President, Savannah. Merchandise from the interior to JOHN A. MOORE, Agent Augusta, Juno 20, lb,51 TYPE FOUNDRY. Wm. Hagar, Type Founder, 88 Gold at. Between Fulton and John streets. N. Y. H AS constantly on hand, and will furnish at short notice, every description ofPrlnt- ing Materials, including Typo, Furniture, Ink, Cases, Galleys; in short, everything that may bo requisite for tho complete establishment of Newspapers and Job Offices, of any size or nmount desired. Tho type manufactured at tills establishment is behoved not to be sur passed by that of any other foundry in the country. Tho proprietor being a practical typo founder, th j manufacturing department is under ids own immediate supervision; and it has over been bis aim to suffer no type to lcavo the establishment, not perfectly correct in every particular. In proof of this fact, ho lias the honor of reforring to hundreds of tlio trade throughout tlio United States, who can testify to their nccurary and durabilily. tfST All orders attended to with prompt ness nnd a liberal discount made for cash. A new S|ierimcn Book has recently been Is sued, containing nil late additions of new fhces foncy letters. &c„ which wilt bo furnished nm on application by printers, oralis, Jan 2, 1832 W holesale A Retail Clothing Store. PIERSON be 1IEIDT, No. Ill White ker street, Snvunnnh, l.nvocontinually on hand n large nnd well selected stock of IIon- dy-mndo clothing, and Gents’ Furnishing Goads, to which thoy invite the attention of Merchants nnd tho publio in general, nov. 7, ly Omen Roms 11a.l Road Company. Rome, March 18,1862. C ONSIGNEES resident in this county will hove their goods sent to a wnre house nnd stoied at tlteir expense, unless removed from Depot in 39 hours after the ears are dis charged, and consignees non-residents of the county, will have their goods sent to a ware house nnd stored at their experse, unless re moved from Depot in three dsys niter their dischsrgefrom the enn. By order of the Board W-B. TERHDNE, march 25,1852—6t. ' Sept Trans THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY The melt important Discovery tf medcra Timet I The Most- Wonderful < lures are daily reported I larits triumphs in North Caroll a, Tennessoo and Alabama. Sr. O. Williams’ Pulmonic Balaam of Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha. The Infallible Medicine for all diseases of the Respiratory Organs. T HE strongest' proof of tho value and cellence of a medicine, ia tho general ap probation with which it is received by n dis cerning and intelligent community. It is not our desire to triflo with the lives of our fol low beings, and increase the stock of mlsory to whi6h poor human nature'is constantly lia ble; but in presenting this Mk^fle medicine to tlio public, to ndduco thl^^^hidoubtcd facts of its su|tcrlor cxoallonS^fl^D treat ment end cure of those dlsoascsNSr which it is designed. This preparation has been hut a short timo bofore tho people; but short as that timo has been, It has secured a most rc- markablo reputation. Persous who havo tried it, tender their testimony in its praise; and it Is our unqualified opinion that it has already saved hundreds of persons from a premature grave. It lias cured cases that were consider ed hopeless. It has given relief to violent Coughs, Asthma Houping Cough, Measles, Bronchitis, Blcodlugnf the Lungs, and othur affections of the chest aud lungs in n shorter stiace of timu and more safely and eflbctlvely than any other preparation witli which wo nre acquainted, ana ire take pleasure in stating that we have the concurrent testimony of sorno of tho most distinguished and talented medical men of the country, in behalf of this preparation. We have also received lYom some of tile most Intelligent Fluntors, Mer chants and Druggists, tlio strongest proofs of its value and increasing popularity. From tbe Ministry. The following evidence is frum the Rev. W. D. F. Sawarn Presiding Elder of the Metho dist Episcopal Church for tho district of North Alabama: Dr. Charles Williams—Drat Sir: I take pleasure in giving my testimony to the virtues of your very excellent “Pulmonic Balsam of Wild Cherry." Having used two bottles In my family, with decided advantage in evory case, I can recommend itus the best aud must pleasant medicine I have over seen. W. D. F. SAWRIE. Tuscumbia. March 22.1849. From the Rev. B. W. Harris, a Minlstorof tbe Methodist Episcopal Church: Dr. Charles Williams—Sir: I accidently ot hold of your "Pulmonic Bolsam of Wild herry,’’and have no hesitancy in pronounc ing it tho best expectorant I have ever used, and ltavu tried nearly all the far-fiimed cx- rcctorants of the day, ns I have been labor- ng under pulmonic affection for nine years, I received a lettor Horn my brother-in-law, the Rev. James Wallis, a few days since, and he and his wife both were using the “Pul- monic Balsam," and tlioy were perfectly do- llghed with it. His wife, two weeks before, had lost nil hope of recovery, hut was aston ishingly improved. B. W. HARRIS. Courtland* Ala., Feb. 21,1849. This valuable preparation is for sale in Rome by RonsnT Battey, also Messrs. Owen & Farell ; in Kingston by J, C. Elliot ; in Calhoun by Youno & Sims ; and by all re- pectable Druggists throughout the Southern totes. tSTLook at Thli.^l T HE childrenofSAMUBL HENDERSON lute of Tennessee,deceased, who was the brother of DAVID HENDERSON, late of Troup county, Ga.,deceased, will be brnefitted by making themselves known to the subsc'iber who is tlie Executor of the last Will und Tes tament of the sold David Menders n. By ssid last Will nnd Testament a specific moneyed icgitey has been le/t to each of Samuel Hen. deison’s children, which they or either o them can obtain by applying to the eub-criber and, identifying themselves saii-factorily. The subscriber lives near Long Cnne P. O. Troup county, Ga. DAVID DAVIDSON. April 1,1852 Ex'rofD.ivId Henderson. IU1UB UlVgUllb Ul KIUI mill I ICU H|)UUIOII A. UllOf Ladles' carved ahcll Combs, of new and beautiful patterns; A very largo assortment of Ladles', Gentle men's. Youth's nnd children’s Hosiery, of su perior stylo and mnnufhcture; Alexander's ladies’ Kid, and ladles' and gcntlomen's Gauntlut Gloves; Superior Ginghams and Prints, of new and bcautifiil styles; Superior Irish Linons, Long Lawns, and 1-4 Linen Sheetings; Superior 8-4 and 10-4 Damask Diapers Damnslt Table Cloths, and Damask Napkins; Huckaback Diapers, a superior article for Towels; Extra Silk warp French black Cashmerotts and single mill French black Casslmeres. a choice and olegant article for gentlemen’s summer wear; A Inigo assorlment of plnln wlilto and fiin- DrlllTngs, for gentlemen's nud youth’s sum mer wear. my*S. & S. will continue to receive, through tho season by the 8tcamors, the latest styles of Ladies' Dress Goods and other seasonable articles. All of their stock has been selected with great care. In reference to stylo and qunl- " r, and thoy feel assured that their Goods II give entire satisfiiotinii to purchasers. Tlio publlcare rospectfiillyrequostcd tocall and examine the assortment, aprli 8 1862 ' ' GEORGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, Marietta, Ga, T HE second Session of this Institution com mences on Monday, the 12th of Julv, 1852. The Institution Is organized upon tho usual plan of four Collegiate Classes. Tho follow ing is a synopsis of the course of studies of each class. Fourth Class. Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, English Grammar, Geography, Composition and De clamation. French. Third Clan. D. MORRIS, No. 7 Barnard, Street Savannah, Oa. Roll Hanger and Manufacturer or all kinds or FIre-Proer Safes, Iron Railings, Locks of every description, kc., kc. O FFEltS his services to the citizens of Sa- vnnnnh, nml State of Georgia. Hr is pre pared '.o fill orders for nnylliing in tlio above line, at the shorleat notice, and on the most rea sonable terms. .v. 14,1851. SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD. Hamburg, Oct. 29, 1851. rriHE FREIGHT ON COTTON, from the JL Hamburg Depot to Charleston, will be, until further notice, 75 cents per bale. This Company will also receive Cotton suhe Geor gia Rail Road Depot, in . Augusta, pay the toll and Urayage, 18} cts., nero-s ihe Augusta Bridge, nnd deliver it in Charleston at 93} cents per bale. W. J. MAGRATII, Agent. Nov. 14. noS—tf. pensions payable ut tlio Agency in Sic Vnnnnh, nnd remit tlie same ns inay be di rected, lor one dollar each application not exceeding $500, nml send a blank form it required. WM. MOREL. - Savnnnali, Nov. 7, 1851. 09-Reference, J, Knowles, Rome, Ga. Ana- _. 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, Mineralogy, Geology and Phylosophy, Political Economy, Law of Na tions, Civil and Military Engineering, and Civil Architecture, Infiintry Tactics, Scleuce and Practice of Artillery. 1 No Cadet will be admitted who is less than fourteen or more than twenty-flvo years of age; or who is afflicted with any disease or infirm, ity which would render him unfit for military duty. The Cadets will bo occupied about ono hour and a half each day in military exer cises; but at such times as not to interfere with their regular studies. The Courso of instruction, regulations a discipline of the Institution have been pub. lished in pamphlet form and will he forward, ed lo any person desiring more minute infor mation, by their addressing tho Superintend- ent, Maj. A. V. Brumby. TERMS) Each Cadet as soon lie is admitted, and be- fore he is permitted to join his class, in the re- citation rooms, must pay ovor to the Super- imendent tho sum of 8100, for which a re ceipt shall be given him in full for tuition, board, washing, feel, lights, field music, and all ether contingent expenses, for one ses sion op five months, and for each succeed ing session, 8100 in advance. Cadets from a distance must provide their bedding and room forniture. These articles can bo purchased in Marietta upon reasona ble terms. By order of the Board of Trustees. DAVID IRWIN, Jan. 16— 6m Pres. Board Trustoes. GEORGE JONES, INPORTER OP AND DEALER IN CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, Macon, Georgia, I AM confident that I etui make it to interest of Merchants to buy tlieir sup plies of Crookry in Macon, iflliey will give a clmnce Gall and see for yourselves. Assorted orates of all sizes always on hand Mncnn, July 24, 1851. Farm Implements—Seed, kc, O NE portable forge, a most useful and handy machine, one dozen best corn shelters, one dozen straw-cutters usual sizes, a large hand or horse mill, n full assortment plows, oultivntors, !cg„ one superior corn planter, long and short handle shovels spndes ico., red, yellow nml white clover seed, lieids seed, Jzo„ lor snle bygrnss CUNNINGHAM be LINTON. February 20 1S.52. « To Cnt Lumber Fast,” U SE a A Laeoe Circular Saw.—Wo have a large superior made Circular Siw, with mandril and all complete, for sale at '"“"“^‘“J^^iNGHAKTl^UN. -February 26, 1652 CHARLES P. LEYY) QTEAH Engine Builder) Machinist and O Founder.—!* prepared to lurnish nil kinds of Steam Engines and Mill Castings, hnving 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 nil situations. Oeniulgee Foundry. On Cotton Avenue, uear the Maron ^ Western Depot, Hnspeculiar advantages in fitting Steam Sato Mills, the Proprietor having 1 iwanri.aYnnriptin In thnt hndnfiRs. Mur - w had grent'experienc in thnt business. Muny his Mills ttrenow in use in this State. / There is a constant supply of Gi n Gearing Cotton Press Pulleyr, <tec , kept on hand, Also, all kinds of finished Machinery Macon, August 21,18 1 NEW SPRING GOODS FULL SUPPLIES. QNOWDEN k SHEAR, Augusta, Ga., rcs- KJ pectfully announco to their friends and tlie publio, that they have received their foil S ng supplies, embracing a very large and elegant assortment nf Staple and Fancy Dry Goods: among which aro— Rich white Watered, and plain whito glace Silks, for ladies' scarib and mantillas, Superior small checked and striped sum mer Silks; Rich brocade Sitka for ladles' mourning drosses; Superior black Rep. and rich figured black Silks, and black Nankin Crapes; Rich printed Bareges, Sc Barege DcLnlnes. Paris printed Crape de Paris, and printed Grenadines, of new and splendid styles; Superior plain wlilto, black and fancy col ored Crape do Paris; Fancy French printed Organdies and Jaco nets, of now nnd elegant stylos; Hoyle's printed Lawns, of bcautlfol styles, and warranted first colors; A largo assortment of fancy Gimps, and Ribbon Trimmings, for ladies’ Dresses; White Silk Fringes, for ladies’ Scarib and Mantillas; Plain and white detted Swiss Muslins, for* ladles’ dresses; Superior white Cambrics, Jaconets Mull and Nansook Muslins, of soft and beautifol finish; Plain whltd, black and fitney colored Barc- jes; Lunin’s superior black Bombazines, and ilack Challys; Ladles’ whito and black Laco Mantillas, of rich and olegant styles; ladios’ black Silk Mantillas, (some for manuring); Ladies’ rich Valenciennes Lace, and em broidered Muslin Ouliars; Ladios' embroidered Muslin and Lace Un dersleeves. of beautifol styles; Ladies’ French worked Chlmasottes, of rich and elegant styles; Ladies’ embroidered Linen Cambric and French Lawn Handkorehielb; Jaconet and Swiss Muslin Edgings and In serting* a large assortment; Real Valenciennes, qnd thread Laces, (Edg ings nnd Inserting?)) imlmiidered Muslins, and Muslin Bands, for lulles’s Puff' Cuffs nnd Undorsleevcsj Ladles’ plain whito, and rich embroidered Crape Shawls; Ladies’ plain whito. black, and fancy em broidered Grenadine Shawls; Ladies’ white and biuck embroidered Lace, and fancy Grenadine Scnrlb. Ladies' olegant Bridal and rich Spanish Fans; SUFEUlNTENDfiNT’S OFFICE W- Sc AR.. Atlanta, Ga:, 23d February, 1862. Notice to Consignees, - ided from M the cars or storage will be charged'at Sa vannah rates. W. M. WADLEY.* t* Geii’l 8up’t.. \ Georgia Hail Road Bank Aoenoy, ) Rome, Georgia. J Cunningham fc Linton, Agents. P ERSONS wishing to have money sent here from Augusta, (for sales of Gotten or other produce, or otherwise,) can, at aqy time, procure a chock from tl\g Kail Road Bank nn tlila Agenoy. February 96,1852. - Cunninghams and Linton, At the Rail'Road Depot, Rome, Georgia. D EAL In ail the varieties of Groceries, in eluding a fod assortment ot common nnd fine liquors, wines 5se,,hcnvy hardware, such ns Smiths’Bellows, anvils, hammers, axes, spndes, shovels bco. Gun nud blasting powder, she;, lead, its. Yarns, osnnburgs, shirtings- shcetlugs 5co. (by tlio bide.) Rice, salt, lobncco, nnd cheese. .Plows, straw- cutters, corn sliellets and mnehines and im plements generally; also, clover and grass seeds cfco. Floor bacon,lard,and provisions generally. Fairbanks patent platform and uounter eottlcs, every thing a- tlio use|^^^^^^r farm, garden, kitchen or dwcll^H^^r To nil of wnicfi^Erespectfully invite tho nttentlon of dealers, furmors, nnd Mil who may wish to'buy such articles. February 26,1862. ROME STEAM MILL. YTTE hnve on hand and are now sawing ai V V large quantity ofgood MERCHANTA BLE LUMBER, which we will sell low for CASH anil CASH ONLY, also we are pre pared to do all kinds or Work in the Carpen ters Line at short notice and low prices, fur nishing Materials if required. Shop next door hel. w Veranda House- Bread Street. HUDGINS 4s MORRIS lio nr.Mnreh 95. 1852 tl* N. J. OMBERG,. MERCHANT TAILOR. B AS now on hand a well selected stook'of Cloths Cnssimeres nnd Vestings, of ev ery shade anil color, togotlier with every oilier article usually kept in an establish ment of this kind. These goods linve been selected by himself in New York, with great care and particular reference to the prevailing Fnslilons. He is nlsoprepnred t" manufacture eloihingin a manner nnd style not to bo suronssed in our largest nnd utostlashinnnhle cities. Oatolier Iff IS5P. FIRE-PROOF PAlrlT. Durability! It has now been teaied more than six years by the severest trials, and in every ense the action of die wenther seema only to indurate and render it more nnd mure pennunei.t In no instance has a ever been known to crack, cleave off,or wasie by lime. Incombustibility. The fi e-proof qualifies of fills article hnve been tested beyond the possibility of n doubt, and hove nlrendy been the means, unqui-s tionobly.of saving millionsuf property, ns inn ny large fires hnve stepped when it came to buildings covered with it. It will be seen, by the analysis, that It contains a large amoro t of nlttmins nnd magnesia, two of tne best non conductors of heat we have : consequently the costing, after it turns to slate, is inuealructible bv fire. It proti els the wood from the nir; end where there is no air, there can be no 1 Inze or combustion. the wood, 'herefote, will char before tlie costing wifi give way. 1 insertcertifi isles ofr.il the Insurance Com tallies ol Akron, hio, where the pnlm is ties mown, and Itns in several fi-es boon tested end proved to stand mors heat, before giving way than tin or zinc. Water-Proof Qualities. It has been found superior to anything ever yet discovered for stopping leakages in old roofs, of either shingles, tin, or any of the me. tale, and also or rides of rick walls, to pro* vent the absorption of the external moisture In our experiments we coated u brick with It, Slid al'tei the ci sting had turned lo stune, im mersed it in wster, where it remained over two weeks; nt winch time we ascertained that there had not a particle of water penetrated usit did hnt weigh any more than when im- inersed. We tried one that was not covered, nnd it absorbed nearly one fluid of its own weight. Its Uies. It is impossible to enuu erate nil the uses to whicli fitiB valuable article may be applied-— We will, however, mention some of the more prominent. It In now being used with great satisfaction, for the following purposes: For roofs or aides of our dwellings, particularly cottages, as the chocolate is just the color for the sides; for manufactories, foundries, mills machine shops, steamboat, car and locomotive decks, railroad depute and bridges, and all buildings near railroad tracks, it is invaluable in protecting from ihe n Imd.-t consta nt showers of burning eindera and falling flukes of lire from the engine ; fur all kinds of iron fences, either plain nr ornamental; in fact, for all kinds of iron wt rk, na it hnB a very strong affin ity for the different metals, forming, in a few months, a perfect enamel, becoming nearly na hard na the metal itself, and file longer on the harder it becomes, nnd never cleaves off; for old or new tin roofs it Is superior lo any sub stance ever before found; in fact, lor any thing you wish to protect front fire, weather or water, it ia a desideratum sought for years, but never before attained. This most v.tluab e substance lias nuw been so long lest d, and has given such universal satisfai tion, thnt there is in fact but one opinion nf its utility where best known, as it is now between six and seven years since the first wastried ; and where then applied, ’ now like a alone. Oilier paints that were applied at the nuns time by the side of this, have entirely disappeared us the notion of tlie atmosphere destroyed the oil with which they were tip. plied, they washed or rubbed off like 1 or whiting. Directions. Mix ihe“paint” with Linseed oil Putent Vegetable-Point oil, to tlie ennsisten oy of thick rnint, and npply two nr three VTE1Y Boot and Shoe Store.—Thrsnb.-cri- d-N iter would respectfully nntionnce to the citizens of Rome and vicinity, thnt he hot just received nnd is now opening it In'ige and splendid assortment of ■!«>«•- mid Mitten consisting ol gentlemen’s water-proof and dt ess boots lad ies bouts nttd shoes, and every variety nf bants anti thnes for children — Also, a fine nssorlmont oi strong course shoe? nud hoots for common wonr. As ho selected his stock in 4 lltirlt** »n Willi grplil etltrst he can confidently recommend It to his friends und putrons, end will repair any rips without charge. He also has on hand nn extensive supply of Hemuck Baltimore upper oud sole leather, fine call skin, a rid o gem-rn I assortment ol ma terials, iu hla line which, together with his bools end shoes will be sold sa cheap ascsn be bought in riiismorket- He wtllcontfnuMo manufacture boms and slices ns heretofore to order, oil reasonable torms. Thankful for past favots, lie cordially Invites Ills friends and acquaintances and the public generally to ye himncsll. P. A. OMBERG giJnn* 19.1851- ^‘.F„ UER ? 00D * UNDERWOOD ^iV ,Practice Law in nil tlie Counties o the Cherokee Circuit, (except Dade.) They will both personally attend a he Courts J. W. H. UNDERWOOD will »l- nd the Courts of Jackson und Hnbots] counties of the Western Circuit. Both attend tho sessions ol' the Supreme Cent.—. Cnssville nnd Gainesville. All business ear trusted tt them will he promptly and faith fully attended to, GFKICE next door to Hooper 4t Mitclielj Buena Vista House," Rome, On., nt whici place one or bothwlll always be found t exees absent on professional business. Jan .23 1851 ulraCoff l St. On A WM. E. ALEXANDER k «0. RE now receivingu largo and extern^ Btook oi heavy ponds nr the New Brio! Store oppo site site Hail Road Depot, oo»* stating In part, or Sugar, Coffees, Tens, l.|. quors, till kinds Rone, Bagging, Ault. I r on- Mclasses, candies, Nails, Soap, Starch, can dles, Negro Blankets and shoes, Rice, To- bitceo, t-egnrs. Anvils, Vices, Bellows,coni?: ing und Parlor Staves, and a thousand other articles which they invite Merchants and Planters to cull and see as they can |mr- phase Goods at Augusta prioes with freight added. Rome, On., Oetoliei 17,1851. JUST RECEIVED, " 1 HA DAGS prime Rio & Lag AUU 16 Uds. Muscovado ant Sugar, 10 llhds. Now Orleans Sugar, 20 Sacks superior Family Flour, 20 Bbls. Mackerel. Nos. 1. 2 ana 8,* Fresh Raisins boxes and half boxes for sale low by W. E. ALEXANDER dt. Oo. Deo. 12,1861. COFFEE, CHEESE, fco. 75 BAGS prime Rio and Laguira 126 Boxes “ Goshen Cheese, 80 Bbls. Extra N. O. Molasses. 10 Illids. W. I. Molasses. 50 Bbls. Cincimiati Whiskey. 25 “ Mackerel. Just received and for sale low by . . W. E ALEXANDER it Hoi 1 Feh. 18. 1852, tf. ~ j| W C. DENSON, Is now receiving a lull] . supply of Dry Goods and Groceries! to which he would invite tho attention nfl his customrs and tho publio generally, a| lie is durmined to sell as low as ttnvhouse In he city. Oct. 24,1851 1 J UST RECEIVED.—60 Sacks IVosh __ wheat Flour; 60 Boxes prime Ohcese. ro sale by W. E. ALEXANDER & Co. Dec. 19,1861. L ARD.—A good supply of prime leaf for sale ity J. T. SAWRIE, mar, 4, 1852. Agent. 1 Cow Peas and Potatoes. A LOT fine cow pens—it lot fine I peas—a lot flno planting Irish poll in store, and lor snle by CUNNINGHAM 4s LINTON* Febrnnry 26, 1852. . On Consignment. fvAAn LBS. Bncon, just received i JllUl." for solo hy nni'il 8.1862. T. J. VERDERY.1 GROCERIES* W E have on bend a linn stock oi the I quality of Sugar, Coffee,' Toil, Mole! sesnnd Syrup, for Funtily use. | Linseed, Lamp nnd Train Oils Spirits! Turpentine by the gallon, White Ined byll keg, Window Gloss 8 hy 10, nud 10 by <1 Tlieso articles we oiler o tlirely for onsh. M March 25,1852 JOHNSON4s WOtf JOHN 8. ANDERSON, attorney at la iff. W ILT, give his prompt attention to th? d ot Lands, and tliecstahlhhment uf J *lutcd Land Claims in enrterq T pas, will nlso do a General collecting hut' All on the most moderate terms. .* Address Marshall Harrison County| Refr good coats witli a common paint lir||HH2 "Vey < " , beingonreful to keep the paint .a'N avtAB In tho pot while putting on; 'lryerH(PV\ ckSK ...'/A-Vpii used as In ordinary palms, ’•?,.*oCnventions shall drv .?. 0! i n; i*. U0 p °" nds aimSffjggS^» ,r Platforms to tho , | IshH ipyself to a
