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GEORGIA- TELEGRAPH BY ; M. BARTLETT. MACO>N, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1833. the GEORGIA TELEGRAPH. Published Weekly . / at MACON, G.\. printin'' Office on Second Street—next doer to Uusm’s Hotel. Tf'RMS.—Thkek Ooluiu a year, if paid in advance, or Four Dollars, if not paid before the d of the year. Subscribers living at a distance ;i| hr required in all cases to pay iu advance, oy. Paper discontinued, bttt at die diicrc- t : oii of ibe publisher, until all arrearages are i..d<l. ^^ at the next election. 41. «7»Wc aro authorised to announce JOHN MORiaAND, as a Candidate for Receiver of •1st Returns of this county, i.TUftai, 183T - '^p^\Vc arc authorized to announce WM. » iCOtf as a Candidate for Coroner of Bibb -VnTy- August 13 . Woarc authorized to announce MM. II JOURDAN as a Candidate for Receiver of Ttt Returns for Bibbcounty at the ensuiug cle August 2 twin VVc are authorised to an- wuoee WM. C. PARKER, Esq. a candidate frr lleeicvcr of Tax Returns for the county of pihli nt the ciiytiini; election. Juuc 5 4t (•5* Wc arc authorized to an nounce JOHN H. OFFUTT as a candidate for Clerk of the Inferior Court, at the ensuing cicc .. . May tioi). JL : VVe arc authorised to an nounce JOHN L. MUSTIAN a candidate for .Sheriff of Bibb county. May 1,1833. 31 Wc are authorised to announco Daniel Wadsworth, Esq. as a candidate for i ax Col* .lector lor Bibb eouuty, JnlylO •11 JESSE SMITH is a candidate for Tax Collector of Bibb county. .MARTIN SIMMONS , is a candidate for re-eleelion to the kijb' office of Clerk of the Inferior Court of Bibb County. July 30. w e are authorized to auiiouuco LEWIS LA WSHE as a candidate for sheriff at the ap proaching election 42 w e are authorized to nnnounoc WILLIAM B- CONE as a Candidate for Skcriffof Bibb county nt the ensuing election. New Full and Winter Goods, AND CLOTHING, JUST RECEIVED. At the JUacvn Clothing Store. CONSISTING IN FART OF B LACK, blue, brown, olive, boxed, raveo, invisible and bottle greed Cloths Black, blue, mixed, huff, striped, aud ribbed Cassi meres Petersham, striped Satinetts English fig’d Velvet, a now' sod fashionable ar ticle for Vesting Woollen Velvet Plniu do - Buff, White, and fig’d Valencia do do do Marseilles Fiue Irish Linen, a large assortment of Trim iningi, Fancj/ Articles, tfc■ White, crimson, and English fancy PUt lldkfs Pongee do Silk Flags, Italian Cravats White Fancy Ho Blk and white Ilorseskiu Gloves Linen, Cotton, aud Woollen Gloves Blk. white, nod colored Silk do Buck do Woollen. Cotton, and Silk half Hose &. Stockings Piain aud plaited Satin aud Boinbaziue Stocks Vcl v ct do Shirt Collars and Bosoms India Rubber, Silk and Cotton Suspenders Shoulder Braces, Pantaloon Straps CritVat Stiffners Silk, Gingham and Cotton Umbrellas Cloth Caps* A large Assortment of Military Trimmings. CLOTHING. Black, blue, broiVU, olive, mixed, invisible and bottle groetl Cloth Dress and Frock Coats Mixed aud brown Coatees Pantaloons of every description Black and (due cloth double aud single aud rolling collar Vests Black silk aud cotton woollen plain and fig’d velvet Vests Plain and fig’d Valencia and Marseilles Vests Cloth and I etershaui Over Coats Blue aud hlk goats hair and cotnmou camblet Cloaks, Ladies’ Clonks Fiueliuen, cotton am 1 net Shirts Linen, flannel. Canton flauucl, cotton aud net Drawers A good assortment of Negro Clothing, &c. &c. The above clothing is manufactured by myself, nd will bo sold as low as at any other Estab lishment. Tailoring carried on as usual, having the la test New York and London Fashions and Good workmen, will endeavor to do justice to all that favor me with their custom. LEWIS FITCH. N. II. For salo a Barouche and pair northern horses. oct 24 1833 «T -«lection. We are requested to announce Bkvkrly Rep. Esq. as a camlidato for receiver of Tax Returns of this county, at the next Junoti, 1833. 37 We are authorized to announce Geo. P. Waonon as a Candidate for Tax Collector at t ction. June II 1833. 37 next election. We are authorized to nunouucc George Vigal as a candidate for Tax Collector at the 38 We arc authorized to announce J. M. f.RAYBILL as a candidate for Clerk of the Infe rior Court of Bibh County, at the ensuing elec tion. 1 CASH STORE. » Russell A Dickinson. WE just opened n small, well selected as sortment of STAPLE mid FANCY tollV GOODS . suitable fot the season, and also "'ill receive a choice stock of GROCERIES in a few days. June til) tin One Hundred Dollars Reward ! B ROKE Jail, on Saturday night, lGth inst. a man named CARTER LANGFORD, a stout raw bulled fellow, talks rather fine, he is about 6 feet high, red complexion, yellow hair. Jus asly, cunning look. TJic above reward will be given to any person that will deliver him to theJnilorm Macon, Bibb county, Georgia. H. 11. HOWARD. Sheriff. W. B. CONE, Dtp Sheriff. March 27 2B Fanning Mills. F OR sale, two patout Wheat Fanning Mills. Inquire nt THOM AS WOOD & Co. Mulberry street, opposite IIit so ns hotel. Srp:. 18. Bt 51 T MACON ACADEMY. GL Trustees feel pleasure in announcing to the public that they havo engaged the ^rviees of Mr. and Mrs. Darhey. of tho South Larolim Institution for the ensiling yonr—the '^rnt will cotnmcnco on the first Monday in "ccetnbcr. __Oct. IT. 3 CITY TAXES. \ LT, persons indebted to the Ci'y for Taxes, am hereby notified, that ;ho T ix Book will iin^' Council Room, for tho recep- a of nxc« till tho first Wcdncsdnv in Novcnt- 'tr next, from 9 to 12 o'clock A. M.'aml 3 to 5 * '. After which tins hook will he closed, and r* uiions indiscriminately issued against all dc- ’-Iters. By order of Council. ISAAC B. ROWMND,- - Treasurer c. c. Macon A ! ’*feetx. for Sale or Rent. The DWELLING HOUSE now occupied by Mr. Jarvis, adjoining the •esldenco of I. llarvcy Esq. on Plumb, between Second and Third Possession given first of January. ALSO THE new House on -Sixth, be tween Cherry and Poplar streets.— Pu'ses-ion given immcdiatelv. __ oct 24 M. B ARTLETT. fiVifr 011 an 4 Commission Store. I" u , puhscrihor has removed to the new W x,,? K S ' l ’ORE adjoining the Post O tff e . l. 'J u,b ? p ry s, reft. where he tenders his ser NEW GOODS. F. O’CALLAGHAN, I S now receiving direct from New York an extensive assortment of seasonable Goods-, which lie will sell on very reasonable terms for cash, aud invites purchasers to call and examine for themselves. His stock consists in /tart of the following articles .* 20 libels, superior St Croix sugar 30 lihils. prime New Orleans sugar 5 hlils. double refined Loaf do 5 do Lump do 100 bags prime green coffeo 3000 bushels Liverpool ground salt 10 Iihds. molasses 50 bills, canal flour 10 boxes new chccsc 60 bbls. Nos. 2 and 3 .Mackerel 2 pipes best Holland Gin 2 pipes Cogunc Brandy 1 hhd. Old Jam- Rum 50 bids, old Rye Gin 50 bbls. old Kyc Whiskey 30 do N. Runt ’0 qr. casks Malaga Wine .10 boxes Raisius 30 cadies Gunpowder aud Imperial Tea 10 chests Frcsii Hyson do 200 ps. best heuip aud low Bagging 1000 lbs. English and American Twine 50 coils Bale Rope 10,000 lbs. Castings, assorted 20,000 lbs. best Swedes Iron 500 lbs. Geniiau aud Blistered Steel 50 kegs cut Nails, assorted 5 dozen Collins & Co.’s Axes 10 sets Blorksmitb’f Tools, complete Also a great variety of other articles in the Hard ware Line. 1500 pr. Shoes, all kinds and qualities J000 pr. negro Shoes 20 cases Hats, superior quality Ladies’ and Gcm!cmou‘s Cloaks 10 bales Macknmau aud pointBlaukcts 10 hales 3-4 Shirting 10 bales 5-8 superior Shirting JO bales 0-4 bleached Sheeting 2 hales 4-4 cotton Diaper 30 ps. Saiinclt, all colors Irish Linen, w hite and red Flannel Black Italian and Lustring Silk, Apron Silk Pongees; Jaconet, Book and SwissMuslius Bohiuct aud thread Lace Bandanna, Lawn, and Cotton Hdks. Also, on the way, 2 close Carriages and 8 Barouches 3 Gigs and 3 Sulkeys ON HAND, 40000 Ihs. Bacon—2000 lbs. Lard. 20 hags Live Geese Feathers A general Assortment of SADDLES, BRIDLES. MARTINGALES. & C. an" 29 50 new goods. WAI. H. J3 CUDS ALL. H AS Just rscetvcd a new and extensive as- surttneut of DRY GOODS, READYMADE CLOTHING. HATS, SHOES, 4-c. which ,jc is offering for sale at reduced prices • For Cush Only. tits stuck cornu rs, is part, o;- thr rotpowiso : Super Saxouy, Blue, Black aud Fancy Colored Broad Cloths Blue, Black. .Mixed and Fancy colored Satiuctts English .Merinofcs Du ft It. Point and Rose Blankets Scarlet, Crimson. Greeuaud White Flauuels Printed Salsbury do Cautou aud Saxouy cud Gauze do Damask Tabic Diapers Birds Eye aud Russia do Scutch do llluck, Blue aud cubniicd UOUlbJACItes do do do Circassiuu* Negro UJoibs Liuseys Bleached aud UubicacJju! SliirtiUpJ & Sheetings Jiauiiltou Jeaus Black lialiau Lustirug do Grosde Swiss do do Naples do do Bcrliu do Siticbcws aud SarsaDcts Colored Grus de Naples Black aud colored Florences do Italian Crapes Merino Muutlcs and Square Shawls Common. Thibet wool. Valcutia, Silk Damask aud twisted Silk Shawls Ucruaui, Muslin, Crape, Gauze aud Grus do Na ples Dress lldkfs Ladies aud Misses Bnuucts Irish Liueus and Lawns Cotton Cassimers Beaver Fustians English Molcskiu Aprou aud Furniture Checks Domestic Plaids and Stripes Bed Ticks Floor Cloth Baize Green Frieze Cloth Furniture Dimity Russia Sheeting Bear Duck Cambric do Bleached Duwluss Ozuaburgh Hangup Cord Cotton Yaru Cottuu, Worsted aud Lambs wool Hosiery Black ahd colored Cambrics Satin mid Gauze Garnitures Blk audcol’d Lustring itibbous Dirk and light coi’d Prints aud Giogbams Lace ami Gauze Veils PROSPECTUS, For publishing at Scottsberevgh, Baldwin county, Georgia, a littra'y periodical, entitled the GEORGIA ACADEMICIAN, AM) PKOPOSALS. die City of Washington, VoL VIII...’.Nusiber*6' ■l ■ T* fn.ll *■'■■■» uTH u F OR puNirfiinf in i by E- S. DAVIS, ofSoutli Carolina, a tri weekly paper, called THE EXAMINER. The editor is fully sensible of the difficulty and responsibility, whichfat all times present them selves, iu an undertaking of this kind ; and more particularly since the introduction of n ccw polit ical heresy. The Editor is. moreover, aware of the turmoil SOUTERN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION, To be devoted to the interest of Education, in ,iur own State particularly, and adapted to the wants of families and ccmoiuuities, By ROBERT C. HROhN, of Scott thorough. T HE Editor is of opiniou that philosophic:d Education, as it is geuerally conducted in nitd perplexity of the vocation he is about to as- j our Universities ami Academics, is too much i sotac; hut he feels as every patriot should feci.’ coufitied to the comniuuicauou of knowledge, Fig’d aud plain Bohiuct Lacc Thread Laces Cambric, Saxony, Swiss, Mull, Nausook and Book Muslins Linen Cum'>ric lldkfs Pongee, iudiau Flag and Spittle field lldkfs Carved aud plain Shell Combs Gentlemens English Buck, Beaver aud Goat skin Gloves Ladies Bearer, Goat skin aud Silk Gloves Bead Reticules CLOTHING. SupcrGuc blue, black, invisible green, adclaid olive brown aud grcc-u Broad Cloth Dress Coats. Superfine blue, black, browuand greeu Cloth Frock Coats. Superfine blue, olive, greeu and mixed Cloth Coatees. Blue, steel mixed aud fancy colored Satinet Coat ees aud Frock Coats. Super blue, black, invisible green, drab, brown, olive and green Cloth and Cassimere Pauts. Blue, black, and fancy col. Satinet Pants. Youths’ Cloth & Satiuet Dress aud Frock Coats. do do do Pants. Black and blue Cassimcr, black and col Vclvct, black Florentine, black Bombazine, dark anti light coi’d Valcutia, English Silk, colored aud white Marseilles, Toutiucs, Swansdowu and Satinet Vests. CAMBLET CLOAKS tf GREAT COATS. Mixed brown Cloth and Petersham Box Coats. Lyou Skill Over Coals. Fine Linen Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Stocks, &c. NEGRO CLOTHING. Men’s and Youths’ Fur Ilats, do do Wool do da do Cloth, Seal and Hair Caps, Fiue Boots and Shoes, NEGRO SHOES, oct 15 3 ENTLEMEN’S Superfine Cloth Cloaks, do do Black Camblet do a new article.^ Just received and for sale by oct 18 4 WM. H. BIJRDSALL. G ENTLEMEN’S fashionable blk. Beaver hats, just icccivcil and for sale by WM. II. BUKDSALL. 3 Oct. 15 CASH STORE. RUSSELL A DXCRXNSON, JJAVE on band nud will receive in a few ilXl Pieces superior yellow Ilcmp Bagging 1 j lbs. to the yard and 42-ih. 74 pieces common do do J4 lbs. to the yard anil 4*2in. 31 hhds prime P. R. and fair Orleans Sugar. 33 hags and 6 tierces superior 1 Coffee, Salt, Irou, Castings, Foreign aud Domestic Liquors. . Together with a- general assortment of Dry Goods. Hardware, Crockery, Ilats, Shoes, &c. &c. Also agents for die sale of spun Cotton at Factory prires and term* by the Bale or hundred, nug 27 48 ______ NEW BOOK STORE. E. P. STILES A Co. RESPECTFULLY in form the public that they have taken tho store in Ellis, Shotwell & Co’s, row*, two doors above the Post Oflice, where they are now receiving and opening a very general assortment of Books and Stationary. Among tiieir works, they have a general assort ment, and will bo constantly receiving the new publications on Theology, Medicine, Law, His tory, aud Miscellaneous subjects, together with j such other articles as arc usually kept iu a Book Store. As one of their firm will be most of the time at the North for the purpose of attcuding sales and selecting Books, they flatter themselves that they will nt all times have as good an assortment, ami bo able to dispose of them on as moderate terras as any house in tiic Southern country. B1ANSBOOSS, B. P. S. & Co. have a large assortment of all kinds ami sizes. Fools Cap, Letter, and Note Paper of the best quality, both English and American, plain and embossed, water and feint lined, pink, yellow ue aud white. 1 in the Nov |y above lino. 213 C. A. HIGGINS. Furs, Hides and Horns. mHE h-ghost price will be given by the snb- 1 scribcr for Fur* of all kinds, either Beaver, Otter, Kaccon or Muskrat. Hides, dry, in nny quantity; also Peer Skin*. Horn., Ox or Buck. (’• A. HIGGINS, Nov 27 17 Brick Buildings, Mulberry Si and that too little attention is bestowed oii the foriantiou of ibe intellectual habits of judging, reasoning, and communication, by which alono the prosecution of science, after leaving school or college, aud the business of active life cun be successfully pursued. It is, therefore, his de sign to conduct this work iu reference to the analysis of the human mind, audj to eii'leavor to form the grand object of fitting our sous aud daughters for practical life. There being-'no work of the kind in the South ern country, it is taken for granted, that no one will question the propriety of endeavoring to establish nu organ of good, so much needed.— We adopt the sendtneuts of no party; we arc pledged to no society, nor is it our wish to dic tate as to aiiy mode, nr course, to bo pursued in general or particular instruction. Our aims shall be, to open the avenues of thought on this important subject; and, by our efforts, endeavor to iiless the country of our adoption, tho laud of our children, the home that wo loval At a time when ruuuuablubor schools and other respectable institutions arc rising arouud us, it is rcasouablc to expect, that some mode of com munication, with regard to the success or failure of auy attempts is very desirable. Teachers need a periodical wherein they may express their views, and from which they may learn the views of others, and gather encouragement and guidance iu the arduous task of instruction- It is our-design, to collect information from every source, aud make our paper au organ commu nication betw ecn distant teachers aud the friends of edneatiou in general. Perhaps, at no period of our history, could there be a greater call for correct views on school-books and aparutus, necessary to facili tate the progress of the pupil. Wc will, there fore, endeavor to supply our columns with re spectable reviews of manuals, aud informntiou with regard to all the machinery of education. That our paper may interest every thinking mau, aud be au iumatc of the family circle, will embrace Agricultural aud Mochauical Essays Polite Literature, Essays ou moral aud Physical Science, Biography, original and selected Poe try, strictures on the best mode of Education Discipline of Schools, notices of Literary Insti tutions and Literary Works—in fine, auy subject calculated to interest the Planter, the Teacher, .Mother, Father, Guardian aud Student Disputed pniuts, iu Politics or Religion, shall bo entirely excluded; nor is the Academician ever to be the vehicle of malevolent iusinuations or ungenerous aspersions. It shall be the con stant atm of the Editor, to unite all conflicting interests and views, in the noble object of train ing children iu the ways ofwisdem; and diffus ing a taste for literature, the arts and sciences, which ever tend to make a happy and enlighten ed people. Advertisements of Teachcis, Schools, and Books, will be inserted at the usual rates, but this class of advertisements only; as it is intend ed to make the Academician subserve the pur poses of education and geucral information. The paper will be published semi-monthly, at Three Dollars per annum, payable iu ad vance, and will contain eight pages, in a good type, ou the. plan of the American Farmer- twenty ‘four numbers v>aking'a volume; which will be accompanied with an elegant title page, Editors, willing to ftirtlier the cause of educa tion in our State, will coufcr a favor by publish ing this prospectus, aud the favor will be rocip- rocatcp in any way desired. It is contemplated that the first number will be issued iu November next- Auy person for warding the editor subscriptions for five papers, shall receive the sixth copy gratis. Communications addressed, post paid, R. C. BROWN, Scottsborougb. will bo attended to. October 3 Coffee, Molasses, Sfc. (A RAGS handsome Coflco 25 Hhds. prime Molasses 25 Bbls. N, Rum 6 Casks western Whiskey 4 Pipes N. Gin 12 Bbls. do 20 Bbls. Loaf Sugar Virgiuia Tobacco in Boxes Alum and Liverpool ground Salt 50 Pieces Cottou Bagging. Orange Gunpowder, For Salo by REA & COTTON. Sept. 10,-1833. vrbeu he perceives the approaching danger of a dissolution of tho Uniou, aud the destruction of the free institutions of this gt'eat Republic, that it is his duty to vindicate aud sustain the rights of the people, aud expose to public gaze the iutri- gues and duplicity of selfish aud designing men. The editor will support the present admiuistra- ion. He is personally aud H . litieally the friend of the Chief Magistrate, lib believes nd mat. except Gen. Washington, ever possessed ih so great a degree the confidence of tho Ariierican people, and surely no roan ever better deserved it. The eminent difficulty, at this time, to ascertain tho political tenets of certain aspirants, iu rela tion to raauy great uatioual questions, renders it necessary that the Editor should here remark, that ho liolds the doetriucs of the late Proclama tion of the President of the United States to be strictly orthodox, and such its were entertained and iuculcatcd by the immortal Washington. Ou these doctrines will depend the future destiny* of this great Confederacy. The Examiner will be open td a full, fearless, hut decorous discussion of ail miiUcrs relating to tbo affairs of the nation, the piiblic conduct of public men, aud the exposition of every mai-prac- tice iu office. * Ou the question of tho Bank the Editor lias reflected much; aud as he is not indebted to that institution for loans, or auy other favor, he will bo pardoned when lie states that it is his opiuiou tho fiscal relations of the Government nud Coun try require a Bauk of some sort; but' whether the present bo tho best, or whether it should be modified, will he the subjec’ of future discussion. As regards the question of domestic industry* tbo Editor can with much sincerity declare, that he believes nothiug tends- more to improve, adorn aud enrich the couutry. tbau the laudable exertion of our idauufdkturers. The skill, the capital, <tnd untiring cuterpriso which arc now employed iu tho claboratiou of the various productions of the soil, will, at no ve ry distaut period, make us oue of the most flour ishing aud independent nations on earth. Nature appears to Jiave bestowed tipon us what she has refused ih every other people; a country embracing all the variety of climate and soil, and yielding all the variour productions of the earth, necessaiy to the comfort of man- Tho Examiuer will be published three times a week at five dollars peranum, ] Window Glass. JUST received. 12 \>y 16 H. M. Glass, 12 J6 do do 11 16 do do 10 12 do do 8 10 do do 12 16- Alullica do 12 16 do do 10 15 do do for sale by WM. G. BROWN. Oct 31. NOTICE. I N consequence of the great scarcity and high price of provisions the undersigned have made some alterations in their Tavnru Rates* Board and Lodging per month $20 00 do without lods iug 15 00 do per week 7 00 do per day 1 50 Lodging - 25 Horses per night 75 do feed 37* Dinner, supper and breakfast each 50 Children and servants half price, M. D. IIUSON, JOHN CARTER, L. A. ERWIN. Oct. 30, 1833. 5 3t Fresh Drugs, Paints Oils. DR. W. B. BALL H AS just received liis fresh supplies, ahd of-* fers for sale, at his store on Cotton Aven ue, a quantity of Linseed Oil Extract Sarsaparilla, Sperm do Carpenters Train do Castor Oil (fine article) White Lead Crotou Oil Spanish Brown ground Spirits Turpentine dry w nr ru bouse Receipts, Bills of Lading. Writs of all kinds. Justices Summons, do Executions, Cleiks do Tax Collectors do. Subpcenas for Witnesses. Deeds, Sheriffs’ do. Sheriffs' Bills of Sale, Gar nishments, Ca. Sa. Jurors' Summonses. Marriage License, Bail Writ and Bond, Inter. Coro. Directions for Interrogatories Bills of Indictment, Beuch Warrants, Bail Bouds, Attachments, Inter. Judgements. Letters Testamentary, Letters of Administra- ion. Temporary Letters of Administration, Tem- E irary Letters of Administration, Guardians oods- Tat Collectors deeds^GjuMfe Snb..9|fc Tec- Dec 21 24 ~ THB SUBSCRIBER ILL sell the stock of BOOKS fc HARD WARE. belonging to Ellis, Shotwell «t Co. nt very low prices, at retail, for cash, and to merchants who may want to replenish their stock, upon time, for approved paper. Thie Stock consists of a great variety of Hardware, Cutlery, Castings MECHANICS’ TOOLS, Brass Ware. Britannia do. FURNITURE MOUNTING, &c. See. BOOKS Consisting of large and small Bibles, Medical, Law aud School Books, and a great variety of Religious and Miscellaneous Books. Dec. 18 23 JACOB SHOTWELL. To EDITORS & PUBLISHERS. T HE undersigned will act ns agent iu cellcc- J.‘ing subscriptions aud obtaining subscri bers for Magazines. Newspapers, Prices Current, and other publications. Editors’ and Publishers’ instructions will meet' with atteution by forwarding a Copy or Speci men of the work to C. A. HIGGINS, Macon, Georgia. Subscripts to the LADY’S BOOK. NOV ELIST’S MAGAZINE. and-SATURDAY COURIER, received by the above at his office, sept 30 * 3t Copal Varnish Black leather do Japan do Glue Snuff, Macaboy and Scotch Fine cut Tobacco Hair &coat Brushes Camel’s hair Pencil* iu oil do do Venetian Red Windsor Glass Paint Brushes Indigo, Spanish Flote Alum Copperas Pearl Ashes Magnesia, lump Azcal’d Chloride of Lime Starch " Chloride of Soda Quinine Lemon Syrup Piperiue Lamps Iodine Lanterns Opium Lamp Glasses & Wick Morpbium Sulpbat Vinegar Acetate Madeira and Fort Wine, Suitable for convalescents. Together with an extensive and general assort ment of all articles in his line, all of which were purchased iu person by himself in New York, and are warranted genuine. He is prepared to give reasonable accommodations and respectfully invites the attention of the public. Feb 13 20 T USCAN Bonnets, just received and for sale by WM. H. BURDSALL. Oct. 14. 3 THE SUBSCRIBER VV'ILL sell the place on which be formerly * * resided, four and a half miles from Macon on the Forsyth road. There are three hundred and eighteen acres of land, with comfortable im provements and a well of most excellent water. oqtSl 4 CHARLES J. McDONALD. Loaf and Lump Sugar, ~M BOXES Loaf and Lump Sugar, just JL # received «pd for sale by Oct 9 —A*' REA A COTTON. MMB O N New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, Sa vannah, and Augusta, in sums to suit pur chasers, for sale by Nov. 10. BAXTER. FORT & WILEY Watches, Jewellery, Ac, T HE subscriber is now opeuing. at his old stand in the brick row, a new supply of Goods in his line, cos is ting of Gold and Silver Lever Watches; Common do.: Watch Chafes,! Seals aud Keys; Ear Rings, Breast Pins, and | Finger Rings ; Spoons, Dirk and Pocket Knives. | Pistols, Music Boxes, &C. &c. which he offers 1 low for cash. RUFUS R- SMITH. N. B- Particular attention paid to4&e «epaif- ing of Watches of tvtty fescriptiiOA Oct. tr< mfiL 4 to From the Token fur 1831. THE PLAGUE IN THE FOREST—A FA BLE. [nr JOHN qyi.VCT XD.1MS.J Time was. when round the Liou’s «ica. A peopled city raised iu head; ’Twas not inhabited by uieu, But i'ourfootcd beasts instead. The lyux, the leopard and the Lear, The Tiger aud the wolf were there ; The hoof defended steed ; The bull, prepared wRb horns to gore— The cat with claws, the tusky hoar Aud all the cauiue breed. Id social compact tinu combined. Together dwelt tile boasts of prey; Their uiutdurous weapons all resign’d, Aud vow’d each other not to slay 1 . Antuug them, Reynard thrust bis phiz ; Nor hoof, nor bom, uor tusk, was his— For warfare all uufit; He whispered to tbo royal dunce, And gained a settlement at once ; His weapon was—his wit. One summer, by some fatal spell, (PhtEbus was peevish for some scoff,) The plague upon that city feN, Aud swept tlie beasts by thousands off Thu lion as became bis pavr. Loved his dear people irom liis heart, Ann, tiikiug couuibl sage, His peerage summon’<) to devise Aud offer up a sacrifice, To soothe Apollo’* rago. • Quoth lion, “we are sinners all! And eveu. it must be confess’d, If among sheep i chance to fall— I, I, am guilty as the rest. To me the sight of lamb is curst, It kindles m my throat a thirst J I struggle to refrain- Poor iuuoceut! his blood so swett 3 His flesh so delicate to eat! I find resitauco vain. Now to bo caudid, I must Own, The sheep are weak, aud I am strungA, But wheu we fiod our ourselves alohe, Tbo sheep have never douo me wroug Aud, sioce 1 purpose to reveal All toy offences, uor conceal Ouo trespass from your view ; My appetite is made so k jen, That with the sheep, Ihc tiihe has beefc,' I took—the sbephehd too. ‘Then let n» * U our sins confess, And iv. A ’"er the blackest guilt, To case ...j .. p c’s deep distress, Let his axouiug blood be spilt. My owu confession now you hear— Should uone of deeper dye appear, Your sentence freely give: And ifou hie should fall the lot. Make me the victim on tho spot; Aud let my people Jive-” The council with applauses rung, To hear the CoJrus.of the wood; Though still soihe doubt suspended hung, If he would make his promise good— Quuih Reynard, “since the world w as made* Was ever love like this displayed ? Let us like subjects true. Swear as before your feet we fall. Sooner thau you should die for all We all will die for you. ‘But, please your majesty, I deem, Submissive to your royal grace, You hold in far loo high esteem That paltry, poltroon, sheepish race; Fur oft reflecting iu tho shade, I ask myself why sheep were made By all-creatiug power? . And how soe’er 1 tax my mind* This, the sole reason 1 can find— For lions td devour. ‘And as for eating now and then, As well the shepherd as the sheep; flow cau that braggart breed of atbh Expect with you the peace to keep ? ’Tis time their blustering boast to' stem, That all the world was made for them, Aud prove creation’s plan ; Teach them, by evidence profuse. That mau was made for liou’s use* Not lions made for man.” Aud now noble peers begin; Aud cheer’d w ith such example bright, Disclosing each his secret sin, Some midnight murder brought to light Reynard was counsel for them all; No crime the assembly could appal. But he could botch with paiut: I I ark ! as his honied acceuts roll. Each tiger is a geutle soul; Each blood-houad is a saint. -When each bad told his tale in turn. The long ear’d beast of bnrden came. And meekly said—“mv bowels ye..rn To make confession of my shame ; But I remember on a time, 1 pass’d, not thiukiog of a crime, A hay stack on my way; ilis lure, some tempting devil spread— 1 stretched across the fence my head, And cropp’d—a lock of hay.” “Oh, monster! vidian !” Heynaid cied— “No longer seek the victim, sire; Nor why your subjects thus havd died, To expiate Apollo’s ire.” The couucil with one voice, decreed; All join’d to execiate the deed— “What! steal another’s grass f” The blackest crime their lives could show, Was washed as white as virgin snow ; The victim was—tjii ass. Female Curiosity.—Mdle. Contat, the Mis* Farren of tiie French stage, afflicted by a painful disorder, was sent by her attendant surgeon to cousult Corvisarr, who sat down in her pretence to write his opinion of her case, to be wot in a Mia led tetter to hi* professional brotbta, A tnin- ute afterwards M was startled 6v a,lirmvy £sl, aad on turning toutsir perceived Mdfe-Coataft on the floor, in a ddadCuot. CdHosittfcad*- Awed tor to p*ep dnfhk Aotdddf, api the M tfeac*ft*rit* Mumm. r