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Newspaper Page TextGEORGIA TEL ryr&i' ^ J3Y M. BARTLETT. MACON,VWEDNESDAY, JL’LY 17, 1833. Vo. VII....New Series....Numije« 32. THE c; eoRGIA TELEG RAPH. Published Weekly at -macon, ga. Printing Office on Mulberry Street—opposite the 1 ‘ a Brick Hawse. Tl'I'-MS.—Tunss Dollajis a year, if paid in trance orFoun Doll a us. if not paid before the a “, uf ,hc year. Subscribers liviug at a distance will be required ill all eases to pay tn advance. Wo are authorized to announce CHARLES J. MeDO- NALD as a candidate to represent the Senatorial branch of tiuAiext .1 ulV 2 -10 Mm JJiblTconnty* iu Icgwlatare. We arc authorized to an- • Mark D. Clark as a candidate in the re- n ^native branch of tiic next legislature at the cu>nirtg election in Bibb couuty. Juue 10 : We :'.!•(• authnrisptl to announce l UlAll 111 LLOCIv iJgfT a-, a caiidlihtl"' • r the Ileprcsenta- live brauch of iho next l.egi latnre. from Bibb county- . v Julv 10 -11 r^^JOlLN M. SllELMAN i is a candidate for clerk of the Infe- rior Court of llilib county. Wc arc requested to .. nmiouuce Beveklv lint?, Esq. as a candidate for receiver of Tax Returns of this county, at the next jnncG, 1833. ' Vj* We arc authorised to au- iiouucc \VM. C. PARKER, Esq. a candidate for ilccicvcr of Tax Returns for the county of lliitli at the ensuing flection. .Iiine.i -lt_ Vv c arc authorised to announce Dam/l Wadsworth. Esq. as a candidate for lax Col- ketur for Bibb couuty. July tO. •II' 14- Crrsfcj Julv & ■: JE&SE SMITH is a candidate for Tax- Colicctoi of Bibb county. 41 * Wc are authorized to auunnnce Gio. I*. Uagnox as a Candidate for Tax Collector at ^ ‘ election. June 11 1833. 37 the cusuiug el We arc authorized to Gkorgj: Vigal as a r .3? 1 «<**»■> 3 aunouiice candidate for Tax Colicctorat the ci**** 4 '. ncjt election. 33 John II. Sims is a raudiuate for Tax Collector of llihb couuty. 33 fp We tore authorised to an nuance JOHN L. A1USTIAN a candidate for Sheriff of Bibb cotiutv. May 1.1833. • 31 ft/* We are authorized to an- lionnce Jobu II. Ofl'iilt as a candidate for Clerk • f the Inferior Court, at the ensuing election*— May 23 NEW BOOK STORE. P. ETa&ES <Si Co. RESPECTFULLY in form the public that they have taken the store in Ellis, Sbotwell Sc. Co’s, row, two doors above the l'u.-t Office, wber.j they : re now reccfying find opening a very general Morton, nt of' "zjc .. j- t Books att'd ^Stationary, Among lacir works, they have a general assort ment, and will bo coustautly receiving the new publications on Theology, Medicine, Law, His tory, nud Miscellaneous subjects, togetlior with Mich oilier articles as are usually kept in a Book Store. *’ / As one of their firm will be most of the time at re North for the purpose of attending sales and •electing Hooks, they flatter themselves that they will lit all times have as good an assortment, and l*e nhlo to dispose of them on as moderate terms its auv bouse iu the Southern country. B&Aara BOOK'S, B. 1*. S. & Co. have a large assortment of all kinds ami sizes. Tools Cap, Letter, and Note Paper of tho best quality, both English and American, plain embossed, water and feint lined, pink ue and while. . BLANKS. B.ankChecks. .Notary Public Letters, Ware house Receipts, Bills of Lading. Writs «»f nil kinds. Justices Summons, do Executions, Cletks do Tax Collectors do. Svbprcnns for Witnesses. Deeds, Sheriffs’ dc. Sborifls’ Bills of Sale, Gar- uidunents, Ca. Sa. Jurors' Summonses. Marriage License, Bail Writ and Bond, Inter. ^o<8. Directions forInterrog}»tcfric<. ’ _ Biils of Indictment, Bench Warrants, Bail bond*, Attachments, Inter. Judgements. . Letters Testamentary, Letters of Administra te, Temporary Lott. rs of Administration, Tem- IJ>rary I.ctters' of Administration, Guardians Tax Collectors deeds, Gamuts, Sub. JDec. Toe Bee 21 24 and • cl low O To the Public. X the first day of this mouth there took place a tremendous storm at I’bbmaston, v -l.ich is found to Imvo oxtcudec ivido and far, to Lave done much damage—* wing to which - 1 ® itinerant agents employed to st 11 tickets could uotarrive in time, and the drawing of the Union • 0!l 'l Property Lottery could uot take place an -4 inst. As there is considerable stock yet *®disposo of, tho Proprietor thinks it best to have 'be drawing when ihc stock is sold, or most eer- • lj y the first day of Jiiuuary next: this will 6 ,Ve him time to sell tho balaneo of the' tickets. , " ”rs. Saltmarsh & Overton start a fine Post' . ""'It Inion Line, to leave Macon iind Coluhi- ®«*. Qn the first Monday in April next, and meet ' ; '“•» Union Hotel in Thomastou three times a Yljitj splfiidid Line must raise the stoclis . H ' a great iuiluecinent for purchaser, who lr m lulgi- in Lotteries. ~ J. B. BATEMAN, Proprietor. ^_ybom.ision. March 4, 1833. j\EW SPRING GOODS AND CLOTHING, At the .Macon Clothing Store. T FITCH is now opening at the Macon a-i • Clothing Store, a new and spleudid as- soi upnwtof GOODS and CLOTHING, consist in part of Borabnziireif, f’arnblcts, Marco Gasimcrc9 of most all coli -s, Piai<i and Striped do. brown nnd white Drilling, brown and white Grass Liu- ciis,' liiilia Nank<'ci\,rCircassians, Lasting, fig- uicd.i" d plain silk Velvets, Euglisli figured silk \ cstisig, pinin Florentine do. hull' and white Va lencia do. white mid figured Mersailes, white, fig ured Silk and Va)c.':iia Gold Vesting, netv arti cle, a good assortment of Cloths, Cassimers, &zc. Dancy Articles. Wliite and fehey t’ravats, plctcd.'hnd .jdaili Bombazine Stocks, Velvet and 'figureddo. Gum Elastic, neit silk, nett cotton, and "Webb’s patent Suspenders, black, whito and fancy stilt Gloves, black and fancy liorsoskiu nud backskin do. brown linen do. English and French. silk half Hose, vigouado. whito rnixt and strip colt on dii. linen Bosoms, Collars, Siifiiicrs, SpiftlcSel !, lu- »lia am! ltimdauua llonkerchiof*, v. iiitc and figur ed do. silk Umbrella*, childrens’ leghorn llats, PaJiulcafdo. \ c. &c. Re ady Jifade Clothing. Bombazine, lasting ami Circassian Coattecs and Frock Goats, bombazine and Circassian pau- taloons. crape, camblott and tnaritiocassimerc do. French and English drilling brown do. French and E,ugli.b drilling white do. brown and white linenl'do. iluck and stripe liucii do. vigona and lasting do. whito and bad' Vpsts (mersailes) tired mersailes and Valencia do. velvet and fior- ciitine do. comnjofi do. wliite and brown lLieu Jackets, while and brown drilling do. duck and vigona do. Drawers, Shirts, Moraing'Gowns, See. See. Sec.. All of which will be sold tdicnp for CASH. I would olicit the patronage of jny friends and the public in general. Also tho TAlf.ORlI^G will lie carried on in all its branches with despatch. iY. B. Old accounts must 0c paid before tine jonsarc made. April *0 23 LEWIS. FITCII. Spring and Summer Clothing. T HE subscriber is uov; ofieriug for sale a ■new uud c.vteifsiye-assortiucui of Spring and Summer Cldthing# which will he fouud to he made in the best and mbst fashionable style, included arc the follow- UJVITED STATES HOTEL, Blue, black and fancy col summer cloth Dress Coats, Frock Coal, and Coattees, Black bombazine Frock Coats and Coattecs, English Merind, rowan Cassiniere, Circassian and Lasting Frock Coats and Coattecs, Black aud fancy colored summcrcloih, black and browu llomhaziuc, Ermiuet, black Lasting, English Merino, rowan Cassiniere, white and brown Linen Drilling, white Sateen, brown and French Liucu, striped Florentine and Nankeen Pantaloons. V Li to auu colored MnrsciUs, whito nud colored Valentin, black Velvet, black Satin, black Bombazine, uncut Velvet, aud colored Silk Vests, Brown aud white Liucu, white Sateen, Flemish LinBlu.Ile.pgul Stripe, Roivau Cassiniere, English Merino, add Circassian Hound Jackets. V otiths’Coats, Jackets, Pantaloons and Vests, - etc. eve; • W.M. H. BUHDSALL. April 16. 2.0 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. T HE Undersigned, grateful for the patrouage that lias been extended to him since he has had the management of the above Establish ment, respectfully informs his frieud.-f-Vand the public generally, that the HOTEL is.now open, and will contiuue so during tho summer nud at To the Patrons of the Southern Piaster and family iy ccuna. T 1 11KEE i’timbers more will complete the first volume of this paper. To those who have so promptly aud liberally stepped forward iu aid of our feeble undertaking to improve the Agriculture of Georgia, we oiler our heartfelt thunks. Wo were out. iifdic beginning, vain o uough to imagine that we' ( *uldhy our indiv; ' labors effect so mijiortaut ,,-i object. Wc ci Post Office. Perry, Ga. 3UfA June. 1333- HE following is a list of names for whom there is now. the cad of the present quar- in this Olfice, .which, if not following quarter, ending next, will be seut to the Post Ollicc Department as Dead Letters—those ! applying for any of these will please ask for ad- - ! veriiscd letters ter, letters remaining taken out during the tlie 31st .September l’icultural interest—on tl;* assistance, with pur, REA & COTTON H AVE iu Store.ftild offer for sale on accoin- B all times and all season that; Lis exertions shall bt inodations of tliis EstaL-lishmeut inferior to uoue iu the city. ... 1 • >• !| Tlie Ftables are amply supplied with an abun dance of good provender, and under the manage ment of a careful and experienced Ostler. JOHN R. ANDERSON. The papers of this city, the Georgia Jour nal, Macon Telegraph, Columbus Enquirer, I Southern Banner, Washington News, aud Wes tern Herald, will publish the above once a week for one mouth, and forward their accounts for payment to J. R. A. Without that support, our undertaking must i‘;> and .our labors no-.yever-arduous be iu vaiu.- Cbmincuccd with-a view less to profit than i usefulness, .the price of.theTlaiuer was fixed ; s, aud pledges liimself a lower rate, aud the.expenie the proprietor lias e to render tlie accom incurred is greater, than the extent oi the sub scription list would authorize, prompt payment is made of the NEW GOODS. WE If. BUIiDSALL, Has just received a ncivand extensive assortment o Sry Goods. Clothintg, flats, Shoes, i$*c. M IS stock will be found inferior to none, and purchaser#, by favoring him with a call will be offered Goods at the most reduced prices. J’or Cash Only. TOCK cossisrs, IS J-A!!T, or TH* VOLUWIKC: modating terms \ 1110 hlids Molasses 10 do St. Croix nd N. O. Sagar 20 bbls Western .Whiskey 20 do Baltanore 'do ttnoro • no 25 do N. E. Rum 5 )»i|)cs Northern Gin 15 hhls do do 30 boxes Tobacco ■ .:• i 100 pieces he&fi ‘Bagging 1000 readymade Cotton Bags Liverpool and Turk’s island Salt, in lots to suit purchasers, may 15 33 LAW. T HE subscriber has resumed the PRAC TICE of the LAW; and, having .located himself at CASSV1LLE, Cass couuty, will at tend to any business of tho profession iu the Cher okee Circuit. » CORNELIUS D. TERHUNE. Mav 17. Ct 33 To be bet ILL he let for one or more years, and possession given tho 1st day of October next, the store aud dfrelliug house iu Mulberry street, now occupied bv Mr. Job Magic, tho sit uation for business is equal to any other iu the place, and hiiviiig a good dry cellar, which with the store will bo let Separate if required. Apply io June 25 REA & COTTON. .NOTICE. A S all the Notes aud accounts of M. Felton, x9L have been transferred tome since the 10th day of December Jast ail persons so indebted nre ieqnested to come forward without delay aud settle the same, particularly those who owe on open nccouul to liquidate, or suit will be com menced. , W.M. B. CONE. June 26 39 Super Saxony, Blue. Black and Colored Broad Cloths Blue, Black, Mixt and Fancy Colored Sattincti Striped Salliifets, laigli-li Mcrinocs Duffle Point and Rose Blankets Ifed, V'die, Green and. Yellow Flannels Canton and Saxony Wjfilo Gauze do Damask Table Diaper.. Bird’s Eye, Scotch, and Russia do Blue, Black and Colored Boinbazella do do do ’; Circassians Negro Clullting. I.inscys Brown and Bleached Shirtings do do Sheetings do do Drillings Cotton Oznaburgi, Fustians Black Italian Lu-.tring Black Giossde Swiss, Black Gross dc Naples . do do Berlin Black Sinchew#and Sarsaucts Col. Gross de Naples Black and Co]. Florences do do Italian Crapes Scarlet and Black Merino Long Shawls Scarlet Square Shawls Cashmere, Viilcutia, Thibet Wool Silk, Damask and Cassiniere Shawls llernnni. Finis Muslin Crape Gauze, Gros de Naples end Mandurine Dress Handkerchiefs Ladies’ and Misses’.Belgian, Italian, Straw, Leg horn, Braid and Fancy Boimcts. Satin nml Gauze Garnitures English Moleskins, Bed Ticks Apron Checks, Furniture do Domestic Floidsaud Stripes Floorcloth Baize, Green Fuze Cloth Furniture Dimity, Ilair cord do Russia Sheeting, Bleach Dowlass Burlaps. Baugup Cords lri.-li Linens, Lawns Blue and Scarlet Kattincl Cotton Cassimeres Black and Col. plain Ribbons Dark and light Col. Prints and Ginghams Lace and Gauze Veils Figured and plain Eobuiucl Lace Thread l.accs Cambric. Jaconet, Swiss, Muli, Nansook and Book Muslins linen Cambric .- : Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Pongee do India Flag and Buudauado Shell Cotnbs Ladies’ a,| d Gentlemens' Gloves. Lotion, Worsted and Lamb’s \\ ool Hose Black and Col. Cambrics Bead Reticules Men’s and Boys’ Fur, Cloth and Seal Caps Chinchilla do »* ,. READY MADE CLOTHING. Superfine blue, black, green, add aid,, olive and brown doth Dress Coats « Blue, black, green, brown and steel mixt Cloth Frock Coals “ Blue, brown, olive, green and mill Cloth Coatees Blue, steel mixt and fancy colored Saltinet Coat ees and Frock Coats Superfine blue, Muck, brown, olive, green and steel mixt cloth Pantaloons Drab, lavender and striped Cassimeie do Blue, steel mixt and fancy colored Suttinct do English Moleskin, uncut Cord and Hangup do Youths' Cloth and Sattincf Coatees and I’an ' loons ' l ." ' Black, blue and lire’) Cassiniere Vests Black and colored Velvet dp Dark and light figured Valentia, white end col ored Marseilles, Swunsdown, Toilincl and Saltinet Vest# Camblct and I’laid Cloaks Velvet, Boopjinzinc, Silk, Valentia and Leather Stocks Fine Linen Shirts, Collars, Bosom/, «fcc. lie. Negro Clothing, Men's and Youths’ Fur end Wool Hats. Fine Boots and Shoes# NEGRO SHOES. AC, AC. AC. Oct. 24 4 { REDUCED PRICED. Earthen, China, Glass and Look ing Grasses, THOMAS J. BARROW & CO. Importers, S3 Water Street. Nets York, % IIE .'.continually receiving the newest pat terns of Earthen wa ,- e, Chinn, &c. by the late arrivals from Liverpool, Their stock com prises every variety iu the liuc. fin'd is surpassed by none in-extent or quality. ' They have made such arrangements iu England, for the purchase of their GOODS, ns enables them to hold out the strongest inducements, to Mcrchauis dealing iu the line. Those who arc laying iu stocks of tho article, will fun) it greatly to their interest to eall, as the very lowest price will be named which it is pos sible to sell at. N. D. The host packers in the city employed. THOMAS J. BARROW & CO.' Importers, 83 Water Street, New York. {£/*" Orders by lettercarcfully atteuded to, aud Goods charged at lowest rates. 0^* Tho Constitutionalist. Augusta ;. News, Washingtonr Southern Banucr, Athens; West ern Herald. Auraria; Staudard.of Union, Spar ta; Georgia Journal ami Federal Union, Alil- lodgcvillc;.'Telegraph, Macon; Democrat, Co lumbus; aud llivc, Cohnpbim S. C. will please insert the above conspicuously as ofteu as they cau for S-'L aud forward their accounts to the of fice of the-Gcorgia Courier, Augusta. June 29 33 LIVERY STAR1E. T HE undersigned has opcuoii a Livery Sta ble for keeping and boarding Horses, &c. at the stand latterly occupied by Itiley. and for merly by Briten, fronting the Court House square, Macon, where he will he thankful for a share of public patrouage. llis terms will bo as moderate as the price of provender. &c. will admit, and every attention paid that is requisite, llis pre sent charges are teu dollars per month. A few Saddlo Horses will at all times he kept for hire. JOSEiTI WAIN WRIGHT Feb 20 2i ?o tuat uulfs; mall sums dm for subscription by every one who 'takes the p per, wo shall incur a heavy loss. Deriving huh or no profit from advertisements, it would requii a much higher price to inuko the work an ohjei of pi uiii. We would here request all who arc dissatisfic with the-publication aud wish their papers discon tinued, to give us timely notice before tlie cl of the ■year. All who do not give us such uoi will he considered as desiring the paper cum ued to them for another volume. ulli- thc publication of tlie Planter, tor want of cicnt encouragement. If the .i-dmunmity dcsir. such a publication, they must yield jt a suffieien support to defray expenses. If the friends of ag advantage to keep up such a paper, they mi their exertions to make it popular—not only, by patronizing it themselves and recommending their friends to do the same; hut also by contrib Utinguseful original matter to its columns. Impressed with tlie idea that the Southen Planter “has done the state some good.” we shall continue its publication a while longer, trustin . Twenty Dollars Reward. S TRAYED last December from the subscri her, Houston county, near Perry, a small sorrel mare three years old four feet six or eight inches high—one hind foot white—has the ap pearance of having been burned on each side of her head—hair being thin and skin of a dark co lor. Any person, delivering her to mo will be entitled to the-above reward. June 24 1833. 40 JAMES DEAN. (Cp The Federal Union will please givo the above throe or four insertions aud forward their arcouut to JAMES DEAN. CSZVTRAL HOTEL. THE. SUBSCRIBER has takcu the above establishment situate in tho _exteusivc lire proof brick luifliliug, rcccutly erected In Macon, and is pre pared for the accommodation of regularboarders, and transient persons. Com modious stables arc attached to the hotel. The subscriber hopes to merit from his fricud and tlie public a share of tfieir patronage. - JOHN CARTER, March 27, 1833 27 Late of Clinton. ’anta- UNION HAL I*, Forsyth# Gat The subscriber has purchased and now occupies the late Man sion House establishment iu For syth, where he will take pleas ure iu ministering- to tlie accom modation nud comfort of those who may favor him with a call.-., lfis House is commodious, aud hciiuiulges a hope that those who visit the Union Hall ivill-have no reason to complain, either of treatment ci charges, which last shall be as mod erate as the times will warrant. A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited, jan 22 18 JOHN REDDING. Orange Powder. / "J Kegs D Rogers celebrated Orange ■ ** Powder—iOdoiu 1 Ib'canuiitcrs, Received and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, at factory prices by REA & COTTON, jan 30 18 Agents. NOTICE. T HE subscriber hax-ing determined to havb a final adjustment of all matters which he has any interest iu brought to a close, offers the following property forsale, aud if not sold before Tuesday the 5th of November, will then be sold to the highest bidder in the city of Macon Dwelling House and. Lot, together, with four large rftore houses thereto attached; Ware ll«usc aud Lumber Yard Lot; Saw and Grist Mills, Lauds aud Privilege* thereto attached , 3 Town Lots with comfortable Dwelling act! out buildings; . One two acre Lot aud improvements; One four acre Lot and improvements; Two Lots qfj land lying near Bulloch’s Mills, well limbered; 1 Lot of land 7th district Gwinnett No. 25G; 1 do do do Wilkinson No. 224; 1 do 2d do Coweta No. 133; Together with his Stock of Goods now on hand. Terms of sale made known by applying to tho Subscriber in Macou. DAVID RALSTON. F. S. 1 Pipe pure Ilollaud Gin just-received. D. RALSTON. N. B. Tiio subscriber will require all accounts due him closed upi to the, first of July, and all debts created after that date will be closed every sixty days. D. R. July 1. 40 withhold a reasonable remuneration. Ju the mean time, additional talent will be brought into tho Editorial Department ; .and ex ertions made to add to the list of contributors, already respectable. The present volume con tains, besides editorial and selected articles, uear- ly a hundred original communications—almost any one of which is worth to the reader the price of the volume. The number of contributors is about forty—among whom wo arc happy to recognize some of the best writers and most pop ular men in the slate. We trust their example will he followed Ly others. . ’ With a view of cnlknir forth the talents of the country in the cans..-, the Editor hereby offers u premium of FIFTY DOLLARS for the Lest Essay on the subject of Agriculture iu Georgia which may bo handed iu by the first of Decem- bernext. M. BARTLETT. 31 aeon, Julv. 1833, - i a Johnson Allen i Aiiderson Al.-aham Johnson James B i Arias William .Tones David -I 15 Joint John M : Urowu Johii F Johnson Mr. ’ | Bullard Andrew G Joseph Johnson | Baskins James Joiner Meredith ’ 1 Browu David M 2 Johnson Joel 1 j Brooks Jesse Johnson llardy ! Bryan Stephen 3 Irey Lewis ! Blitckuehier Irwin lltigh L j Bateman lleuj B K “ 1 Byrd Wiley . Kent Cain ; Boykin ir.iviu Kelson Alexander 1 Batts N -.altan Kendrick Benjamiu ! Baldwin Robt. F Kendrick Ephraibt l i Brown Mark M 2 Kill*r James II | Bullard William L ■ BrvauJohn Lewis Harmon J Buck <.’has W Level William | Baldwin Franklin M Butts Elijah Morgan Arthur A Barron Thomas Morris Allen Byrd Abram McGuire A hi cr Brown Harriet 18 Mizell Harriet M Boll Bezell Mozingo Giles C Montgomery Robt Clements John Mizell William Cbastain Allen B 4 Mercer Joshua Chastain A B &. Co Murrell David J 2 | Cobb 1 lowed 4 Martin Buddy Congers William 3 Myers Aiiny Ooiguau Sarah Manning Alexancb Crawford Williamsou Mott Joseph Cane Abel Musgrovc John S Congers. Henry N Coats Tliaiiias Newsou Joshua Chastain Joliu M Norris Enoch Calhoun Henry C O Calhoou John C Owens John J Campbell Alford II Owens Elijah S 2 Curtce Lourd Oliver Joseph B Chappell John D I* Crocker Elijah E Palishall Joshua Clements Jane Pollock Thomas Carapbcfl Storr r Patten George Ciiaiu F F Perkins S els Unas Chance Sintson Plummer John H Carr Samuel Powel Lewis Coalsou William’S Pearce. Lovett D Patillo.Milly . Denard Shadrick a riTTIttAIf & 1WAY. H ave on baud and keep coustautly for sal tho fjllowiug articles, viz. 28. bbls prime picklo Pork, 2ff do Rum, 20 do Gin, 20 do best northern Flo dr, 10 hlids 31olasses, 5 do Syrup, New Orleans aud Georgia, 100 kegs Nails, assorted qualities, . 2.0. bags prime Coffee, 10000 lbs Castings, English aud Americari, .2 bbl3 black Pepper, 1 do . red .. do 50 lbs ground Ginger, 100 do Cspiee, 6 boxes Raisins, S doz Corn Brooms, . , 2 do patent Hoes, 1000 lbs best Virginia Tobacco, ALSO, 1000 yds Ilomcspin assorted at 8 a CalIico.es 10 a Liueus- 30 ; Duncan William Dolfit Martha Douimiau llurly Dupree Geo G . Dillard David luucaii George SI . 'Duncan Gei L^-- Daniel Isliam Dickson James J Duncan it Chastain Duucau James E 3 Dean James Quigly Johu» Reese Jordan Rodgers Stepheu Rawls Jesse Robertsoii Eliis B Roach David 2 Reguiter Jesse Keufroe Alfred llenfroe J no A ltuffin It VC &W W4 Daniel Zachariah 31 A Roundtree Burrell l;2v cts. xi/ A 100 Muslius June 11 f 37 374 a 100 T GOLD MINE. subscribe!-''offers for sale HE subscriber offers for sale on the 3d 3Iouilav in July next, in Milledgcville, a Gold Mine, No. 900 12th district 1st section. A piece of Gold has been found on said lot, weigb- ;36dwts. LEWIS COWART, Sen May 15 33 td Jack Bills. "I 111 a large elegant likeness of the aui- lumUsoinei) printed at thl* office DISSOLUTION. Co-partnership hertloforc existing be- JL tween the subscribers under the firm ol HARRIS Sc SMYTH is this day dissolved by mutual consent. BE j CJAM1N . p> HARRIS JAMES M. SMYTH. Forsyth, June 16, 1833. £8 Sugar i^’ Iron. 5 1IIIDS St Cioix Sugar 5 hlids N. Orleans do 10 ton Swcedt Iroig.assorted, Ou consignment, aud for sale on accommoda ting twin's by W31. P. ROWLAND. Jan 2 M NEW PRIME II. TUST PUBLISHED aud for sale at this of fice, The New Primer. or Child's First Rook. Welt adapted for Infant, Common aud Sunday Schools. Will be sold low by the quantity. Price 12i cents single. - IKosquito JUettingy JJt-’ST received and forsale by May 1 30 W.M. IEBUKDSALLi Crentleme a’n 2>rab Beaver Hats. O F tho latest style, just received Jnid for sale by WM. 11. 3URD3ALL. March 26 27 C i ENTLEMENS' fiimj Cloth Caps. I" received and for sale by Just may 15 - 33 U'M. ll.pURDSALL BOSTON rum. m BARRELS high proof Boston Rum, % W received per Steamer Pioneer. vZ *Yby REA fc COTTON. June 17. 38 A direct Importation. C | C ASKS Madeira Wine, warranted a su perior article, for sale by May 22 "4 REA & COTTON. Summer Ooods and Clothing# UST received at the Macou Clothing Store April 12 121 LEWIS FITCH. HOLLAND GIN PIPES..-Holland Gin of fine flavor, and warranted pane, received per Boat Omega and for sale by ^ HEA & COTTON. Juno 17 36 3 Bust’s Patent Printing Press. I'E undersigued having been appointed A gent for the sale of Rust’s Improved Patent cast Iron Printing Press, tunes this opportunity to recommeud it to the fraternity. This Press,is coming into gcueral use at the North—aud .is thought to be the most perfect aud efficient of any now in use. Workineu, who have used thi.» and others, givo this the preference over every other kind as respects case, power aud durability. One of these Presses is now iu use at this office, where it may he seen in operation. Letters to the undersigned on the subject, (post paid4 will be attended to. M. BARTLETT. "M* 1ST of Letters remaining I A ton. July 1, 1833. A Thomas Atkins Richard Allen Abraham. Anderson B Allen Burr Lewis Butts James Bants Parkerson Bell Thomas L Barker John Bouor C Mrs Sally Cabimss Win T Chambliss Andrew CarUthers Miss Elx'iua Candler D Delila Davidson James Daniel ou hand at Clin- M Catharine Moore Frederick Marshall R.M J Mitchell brims Meildlebrooks \Vm McDaniel Jesse McClaua Joseph Miller Daniel Malone Daniel Melsou 2 William Marshall N James Nickerson P P B, Patterson Arc Ribald. Perry Jourdaw- Pate Richard Ticket! R Miss Elizabeth EDauiclLarkin Reynolds T 1 HE Subscriber having purchased the entire Interest of U. WOODBURY, in bis Business, will hereafter continue it ou his own account. G. B. WARDLAW. May 22 34 M rs Mary Duke David Deeu E Win Edwards F ■ James Freeman James French 2 Arthur Fox G Mrs Anno Goovo Wiley Glover H Wall 1 of A Harvey Mary Iloalomua Mitchell Ileath William Hale Wiley Hunt Thomas Johnson Wm. Johnson Wrn. Jones K John King Duncau B Kelly George King Joshua Loyd William Lester Janus Richey Mrs Adalino Reynolds Wm Richardson .''S' Mrs M Souther Helium Sturdivant J W Stoaks Harrictta Smith Enos M Smith Miss Jane Shields Ambrose Silas Willis Scctt Ephraim Saunders T John Turner Thomas M Turner W Samuel Wright James C White Alfred Wych John C Williamson Mrs Matilda Williamson Amos G Wright Joseph Williamson Peter Ward Mrs Sarah Waldou JW Williams E Evans James E' , Eliis Edwin 4 Edwards Joseph Evans Ishaui F Fudge Jacob Fort Henry Fennel Stephen Fulltord George W Falkes Jesse Fail William • G Giles .Elijah Griffith Thomas Guvy Theodore Griiliu Nathan Gi.hurt Thomas Gunter John Gilmore Samuel Garret John li Gaskin George Gilford Barshaba Gun John a Ilia James llobb Henry Haddock \\ illiam Hancock Joseph Harrison Charles T Holt Robert S. 2 Howe! McKinney licit James 2 llow .rd Theobald 2 Hillbura lleury Hays Lemuel 2 Howard Augustus I Hopkins John j Hancock Charles [.Head John ! 11 arris Henry P llarrel Benjamin liaminack Charles Harrell John Hooker Nathan F Hudson John D Holdcrncss James il all Elizabeth Herrington Henry Joscy Ileury 2 Jenkins James IL Jamison David Joiner John Johnson Thomas S Smith David t-riiocmake Sampson Siyuriugeirie Martiu Shiver John Sturges l> H Sinclair Robt D Suggs James Stanford Jeptha Shipuash Elias Snell William Shelby Thomas J Spiva lose! Smith William Stircnder Kobiuson J Struas Lauear Stapter John Sanger Qhab Siais Nancy A T Trcnet Ira Tomlin Owen Thames Thomas Taylor Giles B Tiuer \\ right Taylor Anuy Towles Terry W Wjest William 2 Wiggins Osburn 5 Wimberly Perry Wellborn Carlton Watson Frederick Wiuhain AlFn * Wise Elizabeth ■Wilkins WrightS Wooten John Watt Jas J Wimberly James Buck Wyche Jeremiah Wellborn Johuson Walker Joel 2 Wooten Simon Wellborn William Westlerry Richard J 1 Vi Iks Elias Wimberly Ilortry Walsou Elijah W'ost Isaac D Wilson William Williams Michaeldah West Williams Walker Thomas D Y Young John m JOHN M. MOORE, P. M. JAMES SMITH P. W, Xand in BTewton. F i: ACTIONS.No. 333 aucE 334. in the 16th District originally Henry now Newton ouutv, arc forsale, Apply iu Macou to Dec 1 35 M, BARTLETT. fice. To Rent, A comfortable DWELLING HOUSE for a small family, in a heal thy part of the city. Possession giv- t-ii in two weeks. Inquire at this of- July 10 41 NOTICE. H AVING had a number ot applications for lots by those living at a distance from Ma con. who wish to settle near jome important town or citv, 1 take this method to state, that I yet have a. lew of the most desirable ones for sale. In addition to the many inducements our place bolds cut, (good schools, a location that cau’t he surpassed for health and excellent water,) there are-.now preparations uiakiug for an . extensive academy in the city (little more fhatt a mile dis tant \ Those who wish to buy, will peciiaps do well to apply fcoou. A. 'SiiOTWELL, Julv 10 41 ■ f / >■ 1 . ^ Cotton Bagging and Cotton Bags. . ■■(.§ C^ilONXKT.r- ' f- W luaoc V'uituu ~ Y ‘; ~ . •£ veruess bagging, equal to any ever imported , fo*. sale in lutMo suit pufchaMt>,.Wd on acfoiaiuo- ilaiing term. l>y / >. REA it COPIObi July 10 41 -4. ; . v* FORSALE, A NF.AT BAROUCHE and 11 ante**, good as u-;«r, Inquire at ibis officer 4- 4 as

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Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1832-1835, July 17, 1833, Image 1