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J5V M. BA ftTLETT.
THE
GEORGIA TELEGRAPH.
Pnblishod T X r ceklv
AT MACON, GA.
NEW SPRING GOODS
JYMD
A.t^fkc M acini Clothing Store.
I fTCH is now opening at the Macon,
J3_J • Clothing Store, a now and splendid ns-
I sbrtmciit of GOODS and CLOTHING, consist-
Printillg OJf«e on Mulberry Street—opposite the in part of
‘' ' " Brick Range. * jj
TRIIMS.—Tub Kit Dollar* rt year, if paid h;
advance, or Four Dollars, if no t paid before the !
end of the year. Subscribers living at a distance
v.iil l»o roquirbd <» all cases to pay in advance. |
jjj»JVo Paper discontinued, but at the di-ore j
tioii of the publisher, until all arrearages are
aid. »
J We are reqnested to
anuonucc nKTEBLr Keu, tvsq.
;..s a candidate for receiver of Tn x
Returns of this comity, at the next
clcctim Jnnelj. 1833. 117
We are authorized to
announce C?»:o. P. Wagxon as a
SJ&jtJV Candidate far Tax Collector at
Ej^
t!w ensuing election. June 11 1633. 37
We ore authorized to
announce Gf.orgk Vigal as
caudidate Ter Tax Collcctorr.t the
pgttclrrtion. 33
John IT. Sims is a
candidate for 'Pax Collector of
Bibb comity. 33
We are authorized to
'announce tlEJVRY NIUVSOM
5 WYSSV n< a randirh..<-Ynr tax collector r.f
ijTRibb county. , July JO.
We are authorized to
'announceLKtVISLAlVfllR as
a candidate for sheriff at Ui3 ap-
prouchiug election
July IG. -12
, We are authorized to
anu<nmvc WfLljAM h. CONF#
r.s a Candidate for .Sheriff of Bibb
von a tv nt the ensuing election.
We are authorized to
nnnocnco ASA E ERNEST ns
n Candidate for. the Representa
tive Branch efthe next Legisla
ture
July 31
^VJ2ib& We are authorized to
j£||Sg5' announce CHARLES J. MeDO-
-*v****' NAI.D ns a cnfd'vhito to represent
Pih'i connryin the Scnatoriar-hrauch of the next
legislature. July 2 40
~ JOHN 31. SS HUM W
is a candidate for clerk of the Infe
rior Coart of Ribb conntr.
\v e are authorised to
nnnounro Daniel Wadsworth,
q. as a candidate for Tax Col-
:v
I
factor tor flibh county
Jlllv Id 41
Jiilv 3
JESSE SMITH is a
candidate for Tax Collector of
Ribb county.
41
Bombazines, f atr.blcift, Maroo Casimeres of
most all colors. Plaici and Hfriped do. hroxx'u
and white Drilling, hrotvn and white Grass Lin
ens, Judin Nankeen, Circassians, Lasting, fig-!
ured and plain siLk Velvets, English figured siFk
' esting, pix-i.n Florentine do. buff and white Ya- I
Iencsa do. V:iate'n'ndfigured Mrrsailcs, white, fig-1
ll;-1 d •"dik a.ni . ;.!<*• 11i.i Gold .Vesting, : 1 • • \v ;:rli- !
cie, a good assortment of Cloth's, Cassiiaers, fee. I
Fancy Articles.
While and fancy Cravats, pitted and plain
Bombazine Stocks, Velvet and figured do. Gum
Elastic, nett silk, nett cotton, and Webb's p*.tcut
Suspenders, black, white and fancy silk Gloves,
black ami fancy liorseskin and buckskin do.
brown linen no. English r.u<[ French silk half
Hose, vigonado. white mixt a">.| strip cotton do.
linen Bosoms, Collars Sliffner’, Spittleficld, In
dia ami Bandanna 1 luukerchicfs, white and figur
ed do. si!!; Umbrellas, childrens’ leghorn Hats,
Palmleat do. fee. fee.
Ready Made Clothing.
Bombasine, lasting and Circassian Coattees
and Frock Coats, bombasine mid Circassian pan
taloons. crape, cambiett ami linfritrtlCnssimt're do.
French nnd English drilling brown do. French
find English drilling white do. brown and white
liani .tlu. duck and stripe linen do. vignna and
Ir-ttojr-do. .white and buff Vests (mersades) fig-
urrd raxranijes and Valencia do. velvet and flor-
ciitine do. common do. whiro and brown linen
Jackets, w hite and brown drilling do. duck and
vigonn do. Drawers, Shirts, Moruiug*Gowu.<, fee.
£cc. See.
All of which will be sold cheap for CASIT. J
would solicit the patronage of my friends and the
public in general. Also tho TAILORING will
be carried on in all its brunches with despatch.
A r . Ji. Old accounts must be jaiu before new
oons arc made.
57113 SUasenZEEK
TILL sell the stock of BOOKS & HARD
WARE. belonging to Ellis, Sliulxvell fe i
Co. at very low prices, at retail, for cash, and ti
merchants who may want to replenish thei
stock, upon time, for approved paper.
The Stock consists of a great variety of
Hard tea re, Cutlery. Castings
MECHANICS’ TOOLS',
Erass 3riiaA;:iia do.
FURNITURE MOUNTING, fee. fee.
tCJJ-'tfgTX* C3
Consisting of iarco and sni3» B$t>!es, Medical,
Cotton Bagging and t 'otton Dugs
(p> COHSiaXEHT.)
J'i. 4^ PIECES heavy Hemp Bagging,
weighing l.J lb. to the yard.
2UOO ready made Cotton Bags, of the -bos: In
verness baggiug. equal to any ever imported for
sale iu lifts to suit purchasers, end on ncccrlrno
dating terms by tll',A & COTTON.
July 10 41
To the Matrons of the South:
2? I an ter and Paisilv ikyccusxi. \
nn hrk;: numbers more will complete the
J3- fir.-.t volume of this paper. To those who j
have so promptly and liberally stcppcil forward j
in :ii«i of onr feeble imdertakiiig to improve the :
Agriculture of Georgia, we offer our heartfelt ■
thanks. We were not. in the liogiouing, vein c-J
nutfgh to ::jt igi!i;! that we couldbj onr iudiviitiinDi
labors effect s,i important an object. We mice-
luted on the co-ojveration and support of the ag-
iV'iiltural interest—on the assistance, with purse
am! with pen, of the true friends of the soil.'
-t
vor.sHun" ©i iarc© ana smaii iatues, nieatcai, v .* , , ♦. ..
r . ic i » i*. - -- ... vv uuont tijat support, our undertaking njnst*:;ju.
Law aljfl bclioo: i5ool;.s, antra .crv::t variety of _ . . , / * » . • 7
Religious and MisceHane-*^ Books. " n *‘ «‘ ,r imtpw l.o*wr arduous be m vam.-
Dic. 18 23 JACOB‘3HOTWEM. Commented; with a view lo« to profit than tc
— URlulness, !:c price of the Plainer was fixed a 1 .
April ’0
LEWIS FITCH.
Ill lliail t'ountv.
MARTIN SIMMONS
is n candidate for re-election to the
office of lerk of the Inferior Court
J uly 30.
JOHNSON WELLBOKN
is a candidate fur clerk of the Superior
Uonrt of lloustou conn!" it the ensuing election
_ July.'II -
C7* We are aat’ orizet! to nlT
nounre MARK 1). CLARK ns a candidate 'in
die riprc-cntotivo branch of the next legislature
sit the ciHuing election in Bibb county.
June 10 J7
tt?" arc; autSiorised to an-
ruaure JOHN L. MUSTIAN a candidate for
fhciiB of Bibb county.
May I, ia‘13. 3j, , i
'-/■ Vs r ;;yp rmlhoyist'd to tia-
Routtco WM. C. PARKER, Esq. n candidate
fir llocievcr of Tax Returns for the county of
Ibhli at theVnsuing cicrtian. Junafi 4t
C7“ Wo arc authorized to nu-
nortneo JOHN If. OFFUTT as a candidate for
'-lerk of the Inferior Court, at the ensuing clcc-
" on - May 23
. S?* \\ c arc authorized to annonnqp ,WM.
,• JORDAN ns n Candidate for Receiver of
• ax Returns for Ribb county at the ensuing clec-
l? nn - August 2
Pract ice of ZvEedicine.
_r> nits, com; &. .bridgman
have united in the Practice of MED
ICI NT! and SURGERY. Their
office i- iho one hcictofore occupied
I by Dr. Cono.
Jan 1. 1833. 14
■ I To be Belt
TILL be let for one or more years, and
’ possession given the 1st day of October
''•st, the store and dwelling house in Mulberry
‘ ,n *t. now occupied by Mr. Job Magic, the si.-
nji.iau forbusincss is equal to any other in the
Ij ■irp, and having a g„od dry cellar, which w ith
j store will he let separate if required. Apply
'T June 2G REA fe COTTON.
SSL2,zZsiD IS?ABLE.
\ first rate BILLIARD TABLE, with
nil the ap p attai lied, for s.tlo I>v
ROBF.RT II. FREEMAN,
41 Sign of the liable and Harp.
4 Apprentice V7anicd.
'< active lad about Id years of age, of good,
ntnral character, will be taken a, an Ap-
I cuii-o to tho Cabinet making Business. Iu-
JAMES TAYLOR,
■ 1 }’If) 41 tn McD -nald'a Building. I
~To~Rrn,
A com fort a I do DWELLING
all family, in a lionl-
Pi sscssion civ-
111 quire at diis uf-
Jnlv 10 41
NEW GOODS.
WM.lJ. J3UKDSAL.L,.
Has just netiveua tuic aiul extensive assortment 0
tDry Goods. Clothing - ,
Hats, SliOoSf fyc.
7TtTIS stock wilt be found inlerlor to none, and
Ll_It purchasers, by favoring !;;gi with a call will
be oliVrtd Goods nt ibe most reduced prices.
i'or^Cash Only.
his stock enssisfr, i?r rinT,.o.F Tin; following:
JSiqier Saxony, Blue. Black add Caiored Broad
Cloths
Bloc, Black, .Mist and Fancy Colored Sattincts
Striped Satlinrts, I'liglish Jlcriiiocs
Jdufile ('ointanH Rose Blankets
Red, White, Green and Yellow Flannels
Caulun and Saxony White Gauze do
ilmnnik Table Diaper
Bird’s I'.ye. Scotch, nnd Russia do
Itlne, Black and Colored Bombazelts
do do do Circassians
Negro Clothing. Linsevs
Brown end Bleached Shirting*
do do Shprtings
do do Drillings
Cotton Oznnburgs, Fiutiaas
B!n,.k Italian Uiu-lriiig
Black Grovede dniu, Black Gross do Naples
do do Berlin
Black Sinclieur and SarsnueD
Cel. Gross de Naples
Riiick and Cul. Florences ‘ r
d.» do Italian Crapes ’
Scarlet nnd Blank .Merino Long Shawls
Scarlet Square Shawls
Cii.liniere, r wlentis, Thibet Wool
Silk, Damask nnd Csssiinerc Shawls
Ilernnni. Paris .Muslin Crape
Gauze, tiros de Naples Bud .Mandarine Dress
Handkerchiefs
Ladies’ nr.d Misses’ Belgian, Italian, sstrnw, Leg
liorn,Braid nbd Fancy Bounds.
Katin nqd (lanzo Garniture*
English Jfnleskins, Bed Ticks
Apron Cheeks, Furniture do , ;
Domestic I’lnidsnnd Ktripes
Floor Cloth Baize, Green Fuze Cloth
Furniture Dimilv, Hair cord do
Russia Klieeting, IMcach Dowlass
Burlaps, Banrup Cords
Irish Linens l awns if.
Blue and Scarlet Ratlinct
Coitou Cassimeres
P.-'.tck and Col. |.!niu Ribbons
Dark and light Col. Prints mid Ginghams
Lace and Gauze Veils
Figured and plain Bobbinct Luce
Thread latccs
Cmtibric..Jaconet, Swiss, Mull, Nansook p.ud
Book Muslins
I.inen Catdhiic
Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Pongee do
India Flag and Bandana do
Shell Combs
Ladies' and Gentlemens’ Gloves.
Cotton, Worsted and Lamb’s Wool llosc
Black and Col. C'-mbrics
Bead Reticules
Men’s nnd Boys’ Fur, Cloth and Seal Caps
Chinchilla do
HEADY MADE CLOTHING.
Supciftiic blue, black, green, ndeir.id, olive and
brown Cloth Dre: c Coats
“ -J5!ac, black, green, brown and steel
^ xt, Cloth Frock Coals'
«« Blue, brown, olive, green and tnixl
Cloth Coatees
Blue, steel mist and fancy colored Sattinet Coat
ees and Frock Coats
Superfine blue, black, brown, olive, green am!
steel hiixt cloth Pantaloons
Drab, lavender and striped Cassimere do
lltiir-, steel mist and fancy colored Sattinet do
English Moleskin, uncut Cord and Hangup 1:0 |
Youths’Cloth and Sattinet Coatees and Panta
loons I
Blm k, blue and drab Cn*ihnere Vests j
Black arid colored Velvet do . .
Dark and light figured Valentin, white ami cot- .
ored .Marseilles, Swansdown, Tedinct j
and Biiftinet Vests
Camblet and Plaid Cloaks
Velvet, Bombazine, Silk, Vab. etia and Leather
Storks
Fine Linen Shirts, Collars, Bosoms,fee. fee.
Negro Clothing,
Men's cud youths' Fur and II 001 Hilts,
Fine Hoots and Shoes*
r^rsejT.o size ss, &c, &c. ac.
Oct. 24 4
HOOK STORE.
"n T.gr. C/O.
RESPECTFULLY in
form the public that they
have taken the store in
Ellis, Sbotwcll fe Co's.
price of the l’ln
n lower rate, nnd the expense the proprietor has
incurred is greater, than the extent of the sub
scription list would ntitborizo. Ko that utiles--
prompt payment h made of the smell sums due
lor subscription by every one who takes tho pa
per, we sh ill incur a henvy loss. Deriving little
or no pr-fit from n.lvcitisemcntj, it would require
u much higher price to make (by work an object
of profit.
\Ve would here request nil who nre dissatisfied
with tho publication ami wish their papers discon
tinued, to give us timely notice before the.close
of the year. .Vi! who do not give us such iictire
will be considered us desiring'the paper contin
ued to them far another volume.
It is possible we tuny be compelled to suspend
the publication of the Flatitor, for wnut of antfi-
)I(»sS
shed
Hi
such a pnblieati.)!), they must yield it a sufficient
support to defray expenses. If the friends of ag
riculture Hud the planting interest, find it to their
advantage to keep up siren a paper, thfiy must use
their exertions to m.ise it popular -rim only by
patroniziltg it themselves and regoiniueudiug
their frieltus to do tiio same ; but also by contrib
uting useful original matter to its columns.
Impressed with the idea that the Southern
Planter “lias done the state some good,” we shall |
row, two doors above the cieut ehcoiiragemeut. If the community desire
Post Olnec, where they
are*inow receiving and opening a vety general
assertment of
Sooks and Stationary: i,
.Amongldyir works, they have a general assort-
aieut, undi.v. Alie coustamly receiving the new
publications cu Theology, Medicine. Law, His
tory, and Miscellaneous subjects, together with
such other articles as arc usually kept iu a Book
Store. .
As one of the.r dint will be most, of the time nt
the North for U10 purpose of attending sales' end
selecting Books, they flatter themselves that they
will at id! times have ns good an assortment, aud
lie able to dispose of them 011 ns moderate terms
ns any house in the Southern country.
.SI i: s SOOiiS;*
R. P. S. fe Co. have a largo assortment of
all kinds and sizes.
Fools Cap, Letter, and Note Paper of tin best
quality, both English :m'H American, plain mid
embossed, water and fehii tiled, pink, yellow
uc aud while.
HARVEST I1Y.MN-
Go<l of the year !—with songs o:
And hearts of love, wo come !
Tliv bounteous hand, for thou h;
Thy manna o’er oor wildcrnc-
In early spring-time thou didst
OVr earth its pobe of blossotniiig—
And its sweet treasures day by do
Hose quickning thy bies-c’d ray.
And now they whiten hill an ! vale,
A ad hang from every vine ’"and tree,
Whose pensile branches bending low
Seem bowed iu thaukfnlness'io thee,—
Tr>e earth'with all its purple i -!
Is answering to tby.gonial smiles,
ding places. There is a lapse in the ; •'<.ollectiou
of tho current of my tln.M ght at that momrnt; a
short period of fnrgmfulucss. from which I v.v-
roii.seJ by a hoarse croaking voice, exclaiming:
“Cruel, savage ic.oostfy, what docs i:c la-re
I looked all around, and 1 ould see only a liaw !
seared 011 the limb of a dry tree, eyeing me i s
fancied with a peculiar expression of hostility.—
in a few moments 1 again relapsed into a pro
found reverie from which 1 was awakened one,:
| more by n
i “1 dare s
lliaii sq.° i!
•y the l.loo
{ setting traps for.Uj.V' .
| 1 iouked.;if;nii!, a
j from which ! soppe >•<
i hut at the .-.nine time ii
■ sort ofeoufust.d whisj
! voices seemed com mm,
. wakened, and-peering.
! proceeded from a colic
mg w hi per:
.! tiiiisty vidian has bee’
t '.-.t con'd s • noiiiii'j
n-igiued 1 disun'gt i: !:■-'! i
er, iu which mat:;.
:l<‘d. My.ejiriositv was
ejuiut <“.iie:ly, I found :
its mi 1.: uuii.icls, birds, am
insects,
hie purpo
nuil it!;:;
talk!
atliv
eil together.
They seetnf
i great pass:
at c::ce. Lisfctiis
Aud salt
ot perfoTi’O
ths aloas
or tome unaccrmwia
d very ciuih cxeiti ■
in about something
t-attentive )y, I cou!.
Aud lift to tfceo li -ir voiceless song.
God of seasons! Thou host blest
The laud with sunlight and with showers,
Ami plenty o’er its smiles
To-crown the sweet autumnal hours;
Praise, prr.iso to thee I Our hearts expand
To view these blessings of thy h ind
Ami 011 tin: increasing .hrenth-of love,
Go off to their bright Jfotli5 above.
LINES,
Writ Hen on the rcslr-;ilion of the Star Spangled
Banner to itshon . ', i 1 Charleston, South Car
olina, June 23, 13311.
Had banner of glory! Hail hannerof light!
Whose fame lives in storj’, whose folds cheer n-y
sight,
Not a star is etipprest, not a'stripe has been torn
From the flag of tho West, which our fathers
have home.
continue its publication a while longer, trusting Our Union is fast, and oor home’s ever s
8UHSS.
IBank Checks. Notary Public I/etters, Ware
house Receipts, Bills of Lading.
Writs of ail kinds.
Jos*ices Sumntous. do Executions, Cleiks tlo
Tax tlollectors do. icuhi'cenas for Witnesses.
Deeds, Siieriffs’ do. Sheriffs’ Bills of Sale', Gar
nishments, Ca. Sa. Jurors’ Summoflsi's.
Marriage License, Bail Writ and Bend, Inter.
Com. Directions for Interrognp'.rie®.
Bills of I n diet meat, litnlch Warrants, Bail
Bonds, Attachments. Inter. Judgements.
Letters Testamentary, Letters of AiRhioistra-
ion. Temporary Letters of Administration, Turn
porary Letters uf Administration, Guardians
Bonds.
Tax Collectors deeds, Gamuts, Sub. Dec! Tec.
Dee ?t 24
j FRESH FLOUR.
BBLS. Howard strt. Fldjir of suj)erii)r
quality, just received by
REA fe COTTON.
July 20.1833. 43
Eagle.
Ji.lv X
Vinegar.
GALLONS of first rate Apple Vin
egar, at the sign of the llarp mid
' ROBERT II. FREE.MAN.
43
LB3 FLAX THREAD, assorted
Qjf xJr colors of a - superior quality, just
received and for salehv
Nov27 17 ~WM. ILBURDSAI.L.
Sagging.
PIECES 1st and 2dqunIityofhca-
vy Hemp Bagging, by the piece or
iu quantities to suit Purdi^rj, for sale by
Dec. 12. .23 v .,Jb. A. HIGGINS.
that a generous null Appreciating public will not
withhold a reasonable remuneration.
Iu th-i moan time, addition'll talent will be
brought into the Editorial Department; and ex
ertions made to a IJ to thj ii-U of coiltri"niltow,
already respectable. The ; p,i , e;eiit volume con
tains, baiidji e liljri il aii'1 selected articles, near
ly a hundred original coinninnications—almost
auy one of which is worth to the render the price
of the volume. The number of contributors is
about forty—among whom wo are happy to
recognize some uftho.best writers and most pop
ular mud iu the s'nte. We trust their example
will Ire followed I jr. others.
With a view of calliug forth the talents of the
country iu the came, the' Editor hereby offers a
premium of FIFTY DOLLARS fur the best
Essay on the subject ’of Agriculture in Georgia
which may be banded ill by the first of Decem
ber next. : M. BARTLETT.
Macon. Jiilv, 13.33.
trigiit,
-'Soaf and Sump Sugar.
H BOXES Loaf and Lump Sugar, just
Spring and Summer (Hoiking.
FSHIIE subscriber is now offering for sale a
_£L new and extensive assortment ef
Spring and Syzuznar Clothing,
which will be found to bo made iu the best and
most fashionable style, included are the follow
ing :
Blue, ldaek "nnd fancy col summer cloth Dress
C.oats, Frock Coats and Coattees,
Black bombazine Frock Coats and Coattees,
English .Merino, rowan Cassimere, Circassian
;tud Lasting Frock Coats and Coattees,
Black and fancy colored summer doth, black and
brown Uoinhazino. Erminet, black Lasting,
Euglis! Merino, rowan Cassimere, white and
brown Linen Drilling, white Sateen, brown
nnd French Linen, striped Florentine and
Nankeen Pantaloons.
White and colored MnreeiUs, wiiite aud colored
Vnleutia, black Velvet, black Satin, black
Bombazine, uncut Velvet, aud colored Silk
Vests,
Drown atul white Liuen, whito Sntcen, Flemish
Linen, Bengal Stripe, Rowan Cassimere,
English Merino', mud Circassian Round
J arketzj
Yontlis’ Coi’ts, Jackets, Pantaloons and Vests,
etc. etc. W.\l. II. BUHDSALL.
April id. - 2D
Otir Freedom shall last while tno world sit
dure,
C ir honor’s untarnished, our fame it - is
And onr banner is ’garnished .v.'ith spac_
light;
Then Hail to the banner i whose folds wave in
glory—
Let the free breeze fan her, and whisper her
story.
The tumult has ended, the storm’s died away,
Tho Fiend has descended that Jed us a stray.
The soil of the West arc our brothers again,
Aud the tl ig of the blest floats from Texas to
Maine,. ■ ’ ♦
Wnho-PiSgrims departed ! awake spirit in glory !
Thy children have started,/they will live iu sib-
r 3—
Light beainetb around them, thery’re traitors no
longer, i ■
And the bright chain tha? hbnnd them now binds
. them tha’ strougcr.
Then Hail to the banner 1 whose folds wave in
glory,
Let the free- breezes tan her. and whisper her
story.
When tho Goddess of Freedom for a season de
parted,
Silt left her bright Robe to inspire the down
hearted,
And tha soii3 of Columbia they caught it with
rapture.
Then Hail :•> the banner, whose folds wave in
glory.
Let tho breezes fan her and whisper her story.
Tell the tyrant of Earth, ho.v their proud syn:
bols quailed,
When she burst into birth and their armies as
sailed.
Shall Lit stars be less bright? no never! no
never 1
Freeddto's banner of light, shall be Eivc:inm - s
;o over.—Boston Cr.ntinet. J V. i ! .
A
Oct D
received and for sale by
4 REA & COTTON.
/J"h,N New York, Philadelphia,Charleston, rin-
'<y vannali, nnd Augusta, in sums to suit pur
chasers, for sale by
Nov. 10. Baxter, fort fe wtlby.
£?EW S3?21IN<? GOOUS.
A N extensive assortu.cht uf fancy DRY
GOODS, comprisiug the most iles^nibtc
o tliosc suited to the season. Just received aud
for sale by WM. II. DURDSALL.
April 17 2- r >
Jxuction and Commission Store.
FBI IFE Subscriber has removed to the uew
B BjlICK STORE, adjoining the Post Of
fico,on r-hilberry street, where he tenders his scf
vices in the above line. C. A. HIGGINS.-
Nov ID 2t) ‘
wl Sci. Pa. V&rits
g/HOR returning fraudulent draws in the Land
S’ nn<i Gobi Loltf-rii^ formic nt this office.
Frctk Drugs, Faints Cy Oils.
W,
AS just received his fresh sujiplies, ami of
fers for sale, at his store on Cotton Avcu-
quanlity of
Extract Sarsaparilla,
Carpefttet§ •
Castor Oil (zno article)
Croton Oil
round Spirits Turpeutiue
Copal Varnish ,
Black leather do
Japan do
Glt{e
Sur.'ff, Macaboy and
Scotch
Fi ire. cut Tobacco
Hair "fe coat Brushes
Camel’s hairT’eucils
dry
ue.
Linseed Oil
Sperm do
Train do
White Lead
Spanish Brown
in oil
do ' do
Venetian Red
Windsor Glass
Paint Brushes
Imligo. Spanish Flote
Alum
Copperas
Peari Ashes
Magnesia, lunm fecal’d Chloride of Lime
Starch Chloride of Soda
Quinine Lemon ' =! ’ r
Pipcriue Lamps
loiliue Laments
Opium
•I’ll tear out his ey«
tile
hhvd .;iic raitle-supk ^.
id t:
syrup
I,amp Glasses fe Wick
/*'/•% A com fori.1 Mt)
'M'IjL for a small fa:
,lUlip.W thy part of the city. I
iu two weeks. In<
BOSTON RUM.
BARRELS high proof Boston Rum,
received per Steamer Pioneer,
sale by REA & COTTON,
me 17.
50
33
Sugar Sf Iran.
g* IIHDS St Ctoix Sugar
^ ,'?y ahieuce from Macon I leave HOR ACE fitJ 5 hhds N. Orleans do
| ur ^ : ‘ s my agent aud all persons that j 10 ton Sweeds Iron, assorted,
, 1 1 paid up their accounts nnd notes will I On consignment, and lor sale on accoinmoda-
Mv,re c ' rnh him. LEWIS FITCH, j ting terms by WM. 1*. ROWLAND.
10 34 * Jan 2 14
Orange Powder.
KEGS D. Rogers celebrated Or
ange Powder, received per boat
:i!rr and fbr sale on accommodating terms by
iMy lOll REA fe_COTTON. Agents.
£and in SJewton.
f jl II ACTIONS No. 333 and 33-1, iu the 16th
District originally Henry now Newton
ouutv, are for sale, Apply iu Macon to
n'-cl 33 M. BARTLETT.
1 Morphium Snlphat & Vr
j Acetate
KEaddsra. and, ^ort Wine,
Suitable for convalescents.
Together with an extenilye and general assort
ment of all'articles in his line, all of which were
purchased in person by himself in New York,
and are warranted genuine. He is prepared to
givo reasonable accommoaationsaud respectfully
invit 's the attention of the public.
Fob 12 2i)
I’ll whip him to death with my tai
fox.
“I’ll sting hint hom
“I'll poison Him.” ;
“Uil fly-blow him,” hit
“I'll drown him, if he’
brook, so I will,” quoth
“U'l drag him into my
11'ss there, I warrant,” :
there was a giggle anioti
T 1
Tin Ware Manufacturer.
MULBERRY, ">‘KAR T'lini) STRE.tT.
HE subscriber continues to manufacture
TIN WARE in every variety, and has
now on hand a general assortment, which he will
sell wholesale or retail at the Savannah or Augus
ta prices.
He has also just received an assortment of Ja
panned Tin '.'. arc, consisting of Trunks, sugar
Boxes, Waiters, Bread pans, Canisters, sugar
Bowls, Milk cups, Tumblers, Pepper boxes, Gra
ters, Toy cups. Rattles, cau»ile»ticks. Lamps, -pit
Boxes, sand Boxes, Pocket Lanterns, fee. fee.
Also, pateut Bakers, Foot stovek, biockliu Tea
Pots. Plates, Basins, Tumblers, fee.
JOB WORK done at the shortest notice.
janU WILLIAM S. ELLIS.
REA & COTTON
\ VE in Store and offer for saio ou accom
modating icrirs -.
ICO lihils .Molasses ' .
10 do St. Croix and N. O. Sr.gar
20 bids Western Whiskey
20 do Baltimore do
23 do N. 13. Rum
5 pipes Northern Gin
13 bids do do
20 .hv'.eV Tobacco
100 1 .'.ves hemp Bagging
10 ;>i ready made Cotton Bags
Liverpool and Turk’s Island Salt, in
lots to suit purchasers,
max’ 13 33
HOLLAND GIN.
PIPES Holland Gin of fine flavor, and
€2> warranted pure, received per Boat < tincga
nod for sale Oy REA fe COTTON.
June 17
3S
From tiif. iVNicacaa ic;
ramble in tke tsoods on Sunday, and tohat the
writer saw and heard there.
[BY J. R. PAULDING.}
I frequently spend a Sabbath morning iu the
country, rambling alone iu the melnucholy
woods, sometimes resting mvsoif against me
rough bark of a time worn tree; sometimes lin
gering on the woody heights looking tar over tile
surrounding world; aud at others recliuing list
lessly by the sido of some clear brook, ox-er whose
ripiiliug wax’the branches meet, and fortnu iture s
choicest caifop'y--Hen, I indulge my memory
aud imagiuatiou in a thousand dexrious xvuadqq
lug's; I recall the distant shadoxvs of departed
tint.* that have by degrees faded almost into cb-
Uvion, and send my mind on errands 10 the future
a thousand recollections melancholy, yet exqui
sitely touching, through about rny heart ana a
thousand anticipations beckon mo onward in the
path I ain pursuing through this way word world.
At times I become so complnely abstracted from
! the scenes around, ns to forget where 1 am, and
j to lose almost the concidusuess of being. I ru
minate, I ponder, and I dream.
On one. o: these oecu: ions, about the middle of
the sultry month of A tigust, when the dog-star rages
and ail nature sinks into a -ort of luxurious re- slipt into the brook, am
pose. I had become somewhat tired with a ram
ble longer than - usEal, aud laid myself listlessly a-
long the margin of a little twittering strejfn Mini
stole its winding wit'y among the deep 0! scurities
of tiie wood, diffusing coolness, and inviting 10
repose. It xvns Sunday, and it seemed as it na
ture partook in its holy abstraction from
worldly thoughts and worldly occupations. Tit.
voice of the ploughman cheering or chidding hi*
team: the rattling of the sonorotis xvugon over
the rough mountain road; the echoes oi the wood
man’s axe. tho explosion of the hunter's gun, ami
ail the customary sounds that give life nnd ani
mation to rural sports and rural occupations, had
ceased. Nay, even the tinkling coxvbell, xvlm ii
broke at intervals ou the hallowed quiet of ti,
day, seemed to come over me with a softeaud.
meiloxrec! tone, as if fearful of disturbing its re
pose, and .tyred by tho solemnity ol universal si
lence. Through the arched canopy of foliage
that overhung the little stream. I could see i;
coursing its xvay on either hand among mossy
rocks’glittering as if by moonlight, aud disappear
isig after a thousand ineonderings. It i:'-imposs
ible—at least xvith 111c it is impossible!—=tb rcsi-i
the influence of snob a sceue. R fleering heings
like out solves, siuk into a sort of tnchtuclioly re
verie, a nil oven tho sprigh'tinn-s of childhood i-
repressed, by the hallowed quiet that reigns a!'
around. Guilt awakes from its long oblivion
and innocence becomes saddened xvith the stiff
ness of nature.
As thus 1 1 iv, streaehed in languid h-off's-oie-
nlottg llic stream, as quid as tile (oaves tlm.
breathed not a whisper above me, aud graduti;
sinking into almost unconsciousness ot the war
and all it Isolds—the little birds sported ah*
carelessly of my prescuee, and the insects parse
ed that iiiccssaut turmoil, which seems uever t
cease, until xvinter lays his ivy fetters ou all 11
! distinguish ou • from the olhfcr.
j ‘*Let us pounce upon the tyrant, ami 1:111 Ibr
i in his sleep. - cried a hr,Id eagle, “for i.e grtidy
1 mo a «)i>er:c !e little lamb now and then, thong
i don’t require ouo above once :*. week. He,
where he euuded me in the wing, so that I c;:
hordiy gctR-j honest living, by prey.”
•■Let me serbt- r : ?• is eves out,” screamed
haxvlt, “for fc« - l! not aiiow too peaceably :
carry off a chicken from his barnyard, thong:,
am dying, pal" hunger, aud come in open d..y t..
claim my n’aturnl, indefeasible right.”
■ “Aye, ay j,” harked a fox, “he iutcrfcrcs - i
tlie same liase manner xvith my privileges, thoug
I visit his heuroost iu the night that I may 1.
disturb him."
..“Agreed,” hissed a ratiJo-snake, “for he v. - • t
Ipt ;u*y bite him, though he knoxvs it is myir.'i •
and kills mo according to scripture”—and tl".
upon he rattled his tail, curhui himself in s; :
volumes, aud darted his tongue tit me in a n- :
fearful manner.
“Agreed,” said a great fat spider, who sv
his net, surrounded by tho dead bodies oflia:.'
daze 11 insects—‘‘agreed, for the bloody mi; .. 1
savage'lakes delight in destroying the fruit:-
ios of my honest labors, 00 all occasions.”
„15y all means,” buzzed a great bluo-L-' ‘ S
fly, “for hn will unt let me tickle iiis r.o-c <:
hot summer day, thou .3 he roust see with .
tm eye. that it gives me infinite satisfaction.”
“Kill l ira,” cried a little xvhc ran fmr.
aud frettiug about .at a furious r? t*‘, “kill i 1
without mercy, for he. don’t mind treading
into a million of atoms. Mubit more thau ;• ■'.! >
killing a'fly, 1 ' addressing himself to the spin.
“Tha less you say nbott. that ti-.e better," v,: , -
pered the spider.
“Odds fish!” excla.hucd n beautiful trdtityV •:
I should like very ranch “o-h.-xv oaiig!:!, r r •
his'hegil. out of tho brook. '’o 1 *ds fish I k.3
monster By all means—hook him. i say, for •
entices mo xrrM: worms, and devours mp to
fy his insatiable appetite:"
“To he sure,” saiii a. worm, “kill him v.r '•
sleeps, and 1 - II eat him afterwards; for tie •
1 am acknowledged ou all hands to bo iiis broth
he impales me alive on a houlc, ouh - for his ..-
musement.”
t*l consent,” cooe-I the dove, “for he has
priyed ine of my mate, and o.ado me a di
late widow - .” Upon which she began to rv
so piteously, that the xvlm'.:: as-embly dec;
sympathised in her forlorn I'oneition.
“He h is committed a uiilhoo muruc;
c tied the s[ dcr.
“He drou iis all my kittens,” mewed • <■ '.
1- i “lie Iran ; ies ..,-oi without mercy,” x:
pered the to' t, “oniy-' - ,>cc I'm no he
“Ho is a treacherous ct.uiiiug vi’liaii,” ha :
thv fox'.
“lie has no ovvels th tn a wolf,” sere: ••
cd the hawk.
“Ho is « bloody'tyraut. - . - cro;.kcd tho ca; ! •.
| “lie ; the -rm enemy of all natui' . .; - !
deserves a hundred and fifty thousand deaths 1
exclaimed they all with one voice.
i rm to no ha»r*i!v ashamed of xryself, r*j
Was easting a 'i' ' w 1 rn'gbt !! |> -.f«*y . •
he ring these u ’a santrep ® chee ; but ur. - y
ami iistlesbues. logo thee, kepi me quiet, whiff .
continued to discuss the best mode of diMin_
the tyrant: 'I’lieie was as usual in such cs-~..,
diversity of op/n'wn.
“I’ll titiry my talons in his bra>u,” said t.:.
eagle.
'screamed the hawk.
i only come, into ti:
the trout.
hole, and do his huri
aid the ant; thereupo
the xvhola set.
And I'il—I’ll—s.iid tlie worm.
‘‘Wli.it will you do. jou poor d—1,” exclaim^ !
the rest id a titter, ’• . -
“iVb'it xvill I dal why I'll cat am after he'-:
dead,” replied rir wortn ; r.'.ui then he strut:*
about, utitiil he uuxvarily came so near that k
snapt up in ft ti.'j
ment by the trout. The example xvascanlagi u .
“Oho! are von for that sjiort,” mexvc.d the
cat, and clawed the trout before lie could g, t his
head under xvater.
“Tit for tat," harked the Reynard, aud snatch
ed pussy up in his teeth, xvas off like a shot.
“Since 'tis fashion,” said the spider,” “I""!
have a crack at the s:unc blue-bottle;”and iher<
upon ho nabhed the poor fly i.11 a twinkling - :
'By your leave,” said the toad, aud suapt Up
the spider in less than no time.
“You ugly thief of the world,” hissed the rat
tle snake, in great warmth, and indignantly la;
ing hold of the toad, manag' d to swallow luuj
.bout half xvay. where lie Inv in his glory.
“What a 11! morsel for my poor fitileries
ittlo ones,” cosicd the dove, and pecking at tb:
ml, was just flyug away v ith if in quite a senti
mental style, wheu the hawk seeing this, ocrcau;
•J out—
-'I ture, and drives them into their inscrutable lu-
hat a pretty plump deve far . a . dinner i
iVovidence hath ordained that I should eat her.’’
He xv,is carrying Iter off when the eagle darted
upon him, aa.l soaring to his atrie on tlie surami;.'
of an inaccessible rock, camposedly made a inca 1
il hoth haxvk nuddove. Tlicsi picking Iiis teetli
x ith his daxvs, he exclaimed with great compla-
•1‘iicy, “xvhat a glorious tiling it is to ho king cl
:ho birds!” t .
"itmnph,” exclaimed 1, rubbing rhy-cyes for it.
• • turd 1 had been half asleep, “humph.” a man
s not so much worse than hi- neighbors after all ,
iad shaking off the spell that was over me. bent
nv st.vos homewards, wondering why it xvas, that
it seemed as if all living things xvere created for
ho side purpose of preying on each other. Tho
inly solutieu which offered itself to my miud xvas,
bat die pleasure arising from eating, is much
. leatcr than the pain of being eaten, and that
•.-open-ity to devouring each other,’on the xvhoW,
f,u::.!uce? to tlie general happiness.
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