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Newspaper Page TextGEORG! APTELEGR APH £S BY M. BARTLETT. MACON, FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1834. Vol. VIII.,..Number 28. The GEORGIA TELEGRAPH IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT MACON 9 GA« Printin'' Office on Second Street—next door to Huron's Hotel. TERMS.—Tiirkk Dollars a year, if paid ip advance, or Four Dollars, if not paid before the i inl of the year. Subscribers living at a distance w j|j he require*! in all cases to pay in advance. (jj* No Paper discontinued, but at rite discre tion of the publisher, until all arrearages arc t»aitl. COOKE A COWLES, Spring and Summer Clothing. WEE. H. SURDS ALL W JT AS just received, and is offering for sale,. for Cash an extensive .Assortment of! ed 10 rece,vc a caU from tneir friends. Spring and Summer Clothing, ,,ov 21 ,f 8 A IlE opening a geiieral Stock of Goods at m. their New Store, They would be pleas- NEW GOODS. F. 0*0ALIjAGHAN, I S now receiving direct from New York an extensive assortment of seasonable Goods, uhicb lie will sell mi very reasonable terms for rasb. and invites purchasers to call and examine (or themselves. Ilis stock consists in part of the fvlloicing articles : •JO Idols, superior St Croix sugar ■’ll) lilids. prnnoNcw Orleans sugar 5 bills, double refined Loaf do 5 do Lump do 100 bags prime green coffee 3000 bushels Liverpool ground salt 10 lilids. molasses 50 bbls. canal flour 10 boxes new cheese 60 bbls. Nos. 2 and 3 iMackerci 2 pipes best Holland Gin 2 pipes Cognac Brandy 1 Idol. Old Jain. Bum fiO bids, old Ryo Gin 50 bids, old Ityc Whiskey 30 do N. Bum 10 <]r. casks Malaga Wine 50 boxes Raisins 30 cadi os Gunpowder and Imperial Tea 10 chests Fresh Kysnn do 200 ps. best hemp apd tow Bagging 1000 lbs. F.nglisli and Amcricau Twine 50 coils Hale Hope 10.000 lbs. Castings, assorted 20,000 lbs. best Swedes Iron 51)0 lbs. German and Blistered Stool 50 kegs cut Nails, assorted 5 dozen Collins & Co.’s Axes 10 sets Blacksmith's 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 eases Huts, superior quality Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Cloaks 10 bales Alnckanian and point Biaukets 10 bales 3-4 Shirting 10 hales 5-8 superior Shirting 10 hales G-4 bleached Sheeting 2 hales 4-4 cotton Diaper 30 ps. Sntincit, nil colors Irish Unco, white and red Flannel Black Italian and Lustring Silk, Apron Silk Puugecs; Jaconet, Book and Swiss Muslins Iiuhiuct and thread l.aee Bandanna, Lawn, and Cotton Hdks. .Also, on the icay, 2dnso Carriages and 8 Barouches 3 Gigs ami 3 Sulkeys ON 1I.VND, 40000 lbs. Bacon—2000 ilis. Lnrd 20 bags Live Gceso Feathers A 'general Assortment of SADDLES, BRIDLES. MARTINGALES, ScC. an# 29 consisting in part of the following : Blue, black, green, 6c adelaide summer cloth frock Coats, dress Coats and Coatees Blaek ami fancy colored English merino dress ; Coats and Coatees Rowan cnssimerc frock Coats and Coatees Black lasting and black Circassian Coatees Blue, green, black, adelaide and drab summer j cloth, green and drab Napoleon cord, black lasting, black Circassian, criniuet, Mexican j mixed. Angola cassimerc, Rowan cassimere,' English merino, while aud brown linen drill- j mg, white ami brown linen, white satin, blue | Florentine, and duck pantaloons Brown aud white liuen, rowan casrimcro and bombazette, blue Florentine aud white satiu Roundabouts Vests of all descriptions Boys’ frock Coats, Cpatccs, Jackets, pants aud Vests, &c. &c. april 3 LINE OF PACKETS, between New- York, and Darien. PIONEER LINE Jk New Bri; H NEW GOODS, W3I. H. BUKDSALL* AS Just received a nc\f nud extensive as sortment of DRY GOODS, READ'S'MADE CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, S>c. which he is offering for sale at reduced prices For Cash Only. HIS STOCK CONSISTS, IN' TART, Or THK FOLLOWING : Super Saxony, Blue, Black aud Fancy Colored Broad Cloths Blue, Black, Mixed aud Fancy colored Salinetts English Merinoes Dullle, Point and Rose Blankets Scarlet, Crimson. Green nud White Flannels Printed Salsluiry do Canton ami Saxony aud Gauze do Damask Tabic Diapers Birds Eye am! Russia do* Scotch do Black, Blue aud coloured Bombnzettes do do do Circassians Negro CJoths I.iuseys Bleached and Uublcachcd Shirtings &. Shectiu Hamilton Jeans T1IE following Ves sels compose an ESTA BLISHED LINE OF PACKETS running be tween N. YORK and DARIEN, which ’ will be regularly kept up, viz. Amelia Strong, Capaiu Cliaec, Premium, Walker, Coral, Buckley, Sclir. D. B. Crane, Bilibins, Atlas, Layfield, Eliza, Mather. They are all good ami substantial vessels, and well suited to the trade, aud their commanders careful aud experienced men. The facilities of this line, wheu taken in connexion with ihe increased, and constantly, increasing facilities of Steam Boats, nud other conveyances, on the waters of the Altamaha River, render the trans portation of tperchamlise aud produce between New York, Macon aud Millegeville, ami a large portion of that section of Georgia lyiug west of the Ocouee River, cheaper and more speedily than by any other route—and it is confidently expect ed that tile advantages afforded to the public by this Liue of Packets, will ensure it a continuance of the support which it has heretofore received; nml justify the increased expense which the pro prietors have been at, in adding to the Liue the fine new Brig, Amelia Strong, now ou her first voyngo. BENJAMIN STRONG & SON, ) Agents R. M. 1)EMILL, S - v - For*. JOHN T. ROWLAND, Agent, Darien. dec 1 ll gjfg’if. HIPPERS are informed that the. STEAM BOAT CHARLESTON, Capt. John UNION ACADESnr. Upson county, Gu. 24r.‘i December, 1833. ’HTTrE. the Trustees aud Patrons of ibis lu ll * siilutioti, feel great pleasure in recoin men ding this school to the favorable notice of the pul - lie. Having gone into operation in January las under the Rectorship of the Rev. Peter Me In tyre its success lias far exceeded our most sadguin- expectations. We therefore feci much assure* thatthqse who will favor this rising institution will their patronage, will, generally be much please* with the result; that the course and method of in Black Italian Lustirn do Gros. e Swiss do do Naples do do Berlin do Siuclicws and 100 50 100 50 qr. do CASH STORE. KXBBEE A WOOD. Next doer to the Post Office. 11 AYE received nml are now opening a K M. very extensive assortment of Entirely fnsh. Seasonable and Fidiionablc Dry Goods, which will ho sold at unusually low prices. Purchasers will find it to tlicir advantage to give us a call. Our Stock consists in part of tlOQ pieces Calico, from 10 to 37cts. 100 do furniture prints Punch _ do Turkey Red do 50 do Circasasians all colors, printed do 6 qr. do French Chally, Gro do Swiss, Gro de Nap Berlin Sinchaw < Sarsnet and Levantine Silks col’d Lining •* Poult dc Soic col’d Cambric plain Popo striped, & plaid Cambric book, plain ami fig’d Swiss, jaconet, Nausuok, and mull Muslins Linen Cambric, ins’g do, bishop Lawn, cor ded Holies, Laces am! Edgings, inscrliugs 30 doz silk, gauze, bernnujf, & crape faqcy Shawls, Thibet Wool do 100 doz pongee aud spittnlfieJJ silk ildkfs 100 do cotton flag, turkey red, and head Hdkfe 100 doz tucking Combs 100 do side do Shell tucking & side do Dressing ami ivory do 150 plain nml fancy Braid Bonnets Elegant sett Ribbons, Taffeta Rib’ns every color 35doz elegant Belts, fig'd blk aud co’d velv’t Belts Plain blk velvet do, silk velvet tabby do 100 doz white, raudou, blk aud slate cotton and woollen Hosiery Kid, Horscskin and heaver Gloves 50 •* woollen do G bales 3-4 4-4 G-4 checked Homespuns 15 ps Irish Linens every quality 10 doz spool Thread Colored Gros dc Naples Black and colored Florences do Italrau Crapes Merino Mamies aud Square Shawls Common, Thibet wool, Valcntia, Silk Damask and twisted Silk Shawls Hcrnnpi, Muslin, Crape, Gauze and Gros doNa pics Dress Ildkfs Ladies and Misses Bnuucts Dish Lineus and Lawns Cotton Cassiiners Beaver Fustians English Moleskin Apron and Furniture Checks Domestic Plaids and Stripes Bed Ticks FloorCIoth Baize Green Frieze Cloth Furniture Dimity Russia ShcctiugBcar Duck Cambric do Bleached Dowlass Oznabqrghs Hangup Cord Cotton Yarn Cotton, Worsted and Lambs wool Hosiery Black aud colored Cambrics Satin and Gauze Garnitures Blk nud col’d Lustring Ribbons Dark and light col’d Prints and Ginghams l.acc and Gauze Veils Fig’dand plain Bobiuct Lace Thread Laces Cambric, Saxony, Swiss, Mull, Nansoojf and Book Muslins l-iucnCambric ildkfs Pongee, Italian Flag nml Spittlefieid Ildkfs Carved and plain Shell Combs Gentlemens English Buck, Beavpr aud Qoat skin Gloves Ladies Beaver, Goat skiu aud Silk Gloves Bead Reticules JUST RECEIVED C URRANTS, Currant Jelly, Citrou, Orange and Lime dp. Spiced Oysters. Havnnuah Sweetmeats, Prunes and Almonds, Ginger, mace & mustard, Rico Flour, and for sale by J. BENNETT. fell 20 18^4. 21 J GODDARD tfc CO. Ware House ‘V Commission Merchants, Macon, W ILL transact the above business at the old staud of J. Goddard, which is ia good order for the reception of Colton and Sto rage of Goods. The Ware House is remote from the dangers of fire, us any in the city, aud is convenient to a good Whqff. They are prepar ed to make advances at till times ou cettpn stor ed or shipped by them. From the long experi ence in the above business, they flatter them selves that by tlicir undivided attention to the in terest of their customers, and the facilities which they will at all times lie able to render, that they will receive a continuance of that patronage of their friends aud tlio public in general, which they have shared so liberally heretofore. Cot ton stored with them will be insured in a good oflice at tflo Ioprcst rates if requested. Macon. Ansnst 5, 1833. MG 3m Bouucll is added to the line to ply constantly du- j struction, will, in due time, eusure a thorough pro paratiou for collegiate admission, as well as area dy capacity for the various employments oflit'e. Bates of tuition not exceeding what is customary. The regular quarterly entries arc on the first .Mon day in January ami July ; the last Monday ii Mareli and September. Board, Washing, am Lodging Can be obtained in private families, pro dent and respectable, and at convenient distanc es. from 815 to 820 per qr. The salubrity o> qlie climate of the neighborhood is unquestiona ble ; and its fgpqdom from inducements to dissi pation, no less favorable to the good morals oi youth and to their literary psoficiency. Jiobert Jackson, sr. David Kendall, . Shepherd B. Saunders, Joseph Baldwin, Mark Jackson, senr. Reuben While,' 13 9m D. Allen. ring the scasou between DARIEN A SAVANNAH. The addition of this fine Boat ensures the greatest despatch to Cotton shipped by this line, liy avoiding long detention at Darien aud re- shipinciit on Sloops which is liable to bo very tedious when the winds are adverse. The Steam Boat Pioneer, Capt. McCormick will be continued ou the river to tow up the freight Barges from Darien. The subscriber hopes that his arrangements to facilitate transportation between Macou and the Sea-Ports, will meet wifh encouragement. J'. 11. BUTTS. AGENTS. .Mr. D. B. Halstead, Haickinsville, Mr. J. T. Howland, Darien, Mr E. P. Butts, Savannah, Mr. I I’m. Patton, Charleston. i Macon, Nov. 12, 1833. EXCHANGE OFFICE. J D. BEERS. J. K. ST. JOHN & CO. , have opened an office in Macon, in the Counting Room recently occupied by .Messrs. Hamilton Sf Hays, (opposite Huson’s Tavern) and are prepared to transact the' Exchange Bu siness in all its branches. CHECKS, At sight, or on time, ou N. York. Fayetteville, Charleston, Milledgeville, Mobile, Philadelphia, Savannah,. Augusta, Columbus, New- Orleans. SSraTRAZi HOTEL. THE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above establishment situate in the extensive fire proof brick building, receutly ^erected In Macon, ami is pre pared for the accommodation of regnlnrhoardcrs, and transient persons. Com modious stables arc attached to the hotel. The subscriber hopes to merit from his friends and thepublic a share of their patronage. JOHN CARTER, March 27, 1833 27 Late of Clinton. jy Justice Beverly Jones Alford Ivey Lewis Knighton Jasintt Kendrick Ephraim Low La iv- Post Office, Perry, Ca. 31 st March. 1834. i t HERE are letters remaining in this office, of the present quarter, ending ,’„te, for le persons whose, names follow, and if not i • - en out during the ensuing quarter, ending the list July nexl, will be sent to the I*. 1). Depart •lent as dead letters-. Person's applying for •f said letters, should ask for advertised lettc Klford Geo W 2 Anthony Samuel Vlkison John l very James Anderson James \rd John 2 * Ard Neil lvery William Alexander John I» Vllman Harwell 2 Buck Charles W 2 Bryan Littleton Barrow Henry Blake John I, Baker Joseph ! race well Martha Barrow Green ’•rooks Samuel Brooks Sam’l &■ Joint Bryan James A 4 Bryan Stephen Grown Edward G Bryan Miles Brown Toliver Bryan Reddick Cole William Anroit *on k I high Low. Built r Murray James Motris Elijah McBride Alonzo C Musgrove John S M organ A A Miles Mary Messer Silas Aloziugo ljcitry Mizello Luke T Miller Alexander Me I eod Rodger 15 Miller Jonathan A -Miller Alexander I’ Neiman Edward Owens Rebecca E T Terkiqs Scisimus' l’attishall Joshua Towel (ty* Rutted States Bank Notes for sale. Advances will lie blade on Cotton, pither to lioM or to ship (a tsavauuuh, Charleston or New York. Macon, Nov. 28 10 WARErHOUSE AND COMMISSION 1 BUSINESS. J], C. Caldwell, Agent, HAS commenced the Ware- l ♦ J|fi House aud Commission Business at rlio ware-bonse opposite Messrs. Cooke & Cowles, and is prepared to receive merchandise on consignment or sto rage. Liberal advances made onCottou and other merchandise in store. Macon. Nov. 28. 18.3:}. 10 Just Received by KIBBEE A WOOD. Next door to the Post Office. g^JBBLS, and } barrels No. 2 and 3 Mac- 50 bbls. and half barrels Shad, 15 boxes Herring, 1000 bushels Salt 6000 lbs. sheet Iron, JO,000 lbs. Bar do square Iron, Ca?t Steel, German do 200 lo ig handle Spades 50 cask Nails asserted, &c. See. Nov. 28, 1833. 9 LASS LAMPS.—Ground Glass Lamp with shades; Cut Glass do. with shades; Tlain do. Night do.; Suspending Lamps, Lamp Glasses,- &c.-—Received aud for sale by nov 7 WM. G. BROWN 25 UK) tioz sp 50 do Blk. and assort’d colo’d Irish sewing Thread, blk. aod colored sewing Sjlk 50 pieces blue, mixed, stuped, aud drab Sat- i natty 10 tlo blue, black, mixed, Broad ploths Striped and drab Cassimere, Ermim-tt 25 peices white, red, yellow & green Flauuels from 31 to 75ets. 25 bales 3-1 am! 1-4 Homespun frqm 10 to 14c. 5 do cotton and hemp Osnaburgs 5 do striped negro Biaukets 8 and 9-4 50 pieces Rose do 50 do heavy Fustians nud woolen Cloths for negroes 5 bales 3-4 4-4 6-4 Plaids 3ud Stripes Furniture Plaids Bsngup Cord. Ticklcnburg, Russia Duck, Crash Diaper, Heavy twilled Lowet Cottons 5 Bales Tickings from 12} to 37} cts. ^ 0 Cotton & Silk Umbrellas, gcutlcnjcus Cloaks 13 casos Beaver nml nap’t lints, 6 cases wool do a large assortment ol heavy Shoes, gentlemen a '«l ladies Shoes of every kind good assortment I quors of every variety, Wines, &c. Hardware and Cutlery, Crockery and Glass I Macon. November II, 1833. w ire. Groceries <fcc. 6cc. Expected by first Boats a large assortment of y oceries, Iron Sl.ilt Steel, Bagging, Fish, Nails. * •• &c. CASH STORE. RUSSELL A DICKINSON, H AVE just received 103 bags Coffee, 512 kills ditto, IG lilids Sugar, Foreign and domestic Liquors, Wines ami Cordial of ajl kinds, Baltimore Hams in wrappers, canal Floqr in bbls and blfbbls 3 buck wheat do in or bid, Onions. Potatoes, Cod Fish, Dun Fish, No- 1. Mackerel in hlf bbls No. 3. do in.bbls, Herring, White Beaus, northern Butter. Cheese, Pino Ap ple do, aew Rice, imperial, hyson, young hysou aud pouchong Teas; Pepper, 8pice, Ginger ground and race, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Kaisius, Almonds, Eng. Walnuts, Filberts, Co coa nuts, sugar and huttor Crackers, Pilot and sea Bread, loaf and lump Sugar, Soap, sperm and tallow Caudles, Starch, Copperas, /JIum, Salt Peter, Glauber and Epsom Salts, Madder, Indigo, Powder, Shot, Lead, Snuff,Tobacco and Cigars of all qualities, II >N. SALT, CASTINGS, BAGGING, bale Rope aud Twipe, German aud Eng. Mis tervd Steel, sheet, band and hoop Iron, *'Collirs’ AXES, Spades aud Shovels, br a ss Firo Setts, GUNS, PISTOLS, oit Saws, Brooips, Sec. Together with a general and complete assortment DR Y GOODS, HARDWARE, Crockery. A Glassware* Hats, Caps, and Shoes, of every description, all of which will bo sold at their usual low prices and for Cash only. ALSO, will receive in a few days a very heavy supply of Sugars, Mola>sws, Iron, common aud flue L)- GEO. W. CARPENTER’S Compound Fluid Extract of Pink Rypt (Spigtlia Marilandica,J T HE most effectual worin-destro yjng Mepi cino discovered. G. W. CARPENTER’S Cpmpound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla, Rqr purifying the blood, and reinovtnig dis- ease$ arising from excess of Mercury, egposturcs aud imprudences in life, ckrouic constitutional diseases, arising from au impure state of tho blood, See. G. W. CARPENTER’S Compound Syrup of Liverwort, (Hepatica Triloba.) A safe aud valuable medicine for Coughs, Spitting of Blood, Cousuqiption aud Liver Complaints. Carpenter's Saratoga Powders, for making Congress Spring or Saratoga water Dr. IF. Judkin's Ointment, A valuable specific Oiutment for Ulcers, Sores Sprains. Bruises, Felons, &c. Also, Carpenter's Oil of Cantharin, Oil of Cubcbs, Oil of Copaiva, Flour of Slippe ry Elm, Worm Tea,' &c. For sale by WM. G. BROWN. NEW BOOK STORE. THOMAS PURSE. RESPECTFULLY forms- the public that be has taken the store Ellis, Shot welt & Co’s row, two doors *■ above the Post Oflice, where lie is now receiving and oneniug a very general assortment of Rooks and Stationary. Among <iis works, he has a general assort ment, and will bo constantly receiving the new publications on Theology, Medicine, Law, His tory, and Miscellaneous subjects, together with such other articles as are usually kept in a Bool Store. BLANK BOOKS, A largo assortment of all ki»<l«.aiul sizes Fools Cap, Letter, and Note Paper of the best quality, both English aud American, plain and pinbossed. water and feiut lined, pink, yellow no and white. BLANKS. Biank Checks, Notary Public Letters, Ware house Receipts, Bills of Lading- Writs of all kinds. - Justices Summons, do Executions, Clerks do Tax Collectors do. Subpoenas for Witnesses. Deeds, Sheriffs’ dc Sheriffs’ Bills of Sale, Gar nishments, Ca. Sa. Jurors’ Summonses. Marriagp License, Bail Writ and Bond, Inter Com. Directions fotr Jiiterrogatoric a . Bills of IndictmciR, Bench Warrants, Bail Bonds, Attachments, Inter. Judgements. Letters Testamentary, Letters of Adininistra- ion, Tejnporary Letters of Administration, Tem porary Reiters of Administration, Guardians Bonds. Tax Collectors deeds, Gamuts, Sub. Dec. Tec. Dec 21. 24 lOOO POUNDS spun Cotton, for nov ’4 KfRBEE & WOOD. GEORGIA WI JS ^ GALLON’S Jasper • ounty Wine I t 1834. Iti bv. OfT &©,000' Fust 1 ..,c HRlCiib, ..tl«- iiv Mi bCUIt, 1) L . C . 10 M. BARTLETT. | DR. rRAMKLIN, HAVING located iu Macon, ret, pectfully offers his services to the ci tizens of that place, and its vicinity He will attend to the duties of all the branches connected with his profess 11—.0 Su-gerv. Mi Iwiftry, ,Vc. l)r. F. will be found in ins office at all times. 1 less professionally engaged. nov 14 7 BLABTKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. MACON CABINET WARE HOUSE. F RONTING Cotton Avenue, opposite Hu- son’s Hotel, on Mulberry street, where the Proprietors oiler their present very large stock of Furniture at very reduced prices. THE FOLLOWING COMPRISES A FART 5 Sideboards, Slabs, Lockers, Secretaries, Desk and Book Cases, Sofas, Couch and Lounger’s Sofa Beds, Settees aud Easy Chairs, Dining Tables iu Sets and single; Pier, Centre andTea Tables. Work, Candle, aud Dessert Stands; Wardrobe, Dressing aud Freuch Bureaus, with an assortment of Bedsteads of every description; Feather Beds, Hair aud Moss Mattresses, Wil low Cradles aud Wagons, Floor Mats, Window Blinds, Mahogany Chairs with Cane and Ilair Scats, Fancy Wood Seat and curl Maple Chairs. The Proprietors of the above establishment have a Manufactory connected with it to that they are enabled to furnish any article gt the shortest possible uotice. ALSO Repairing and Mcuding of every kind done. Varnishing, Upholstery, Ace. Orders from tjie country shall receive strict attention, and pur patrons with our thanks for past favors will flutl us ever striving to give for Cash, Goods value received. THOMAS WOOD & CO. Business conducted by Thomas Wood, act 22 tf 4 srlu;ical ins irr rents < ■"5 UPPING, Dentist, Obstetrical, and cases J of l> ocket Instruments. Fox spring aud . o ninon Tooth Keys, Tooth Foret ps, Punches, Evmiis erowu Lancets, common and spring Lau ee ls, &.o. &e. For sale bv uo v2l 8 WM. G. BROWN Original and Genuine COMPOUND CHLORINE TOOTH WASH, F OR cleaning and preserving the Teeth a Gums, and pieansiug the Mouth. J received, aud for sale by nov 21 8 WM. G. BROWN KIBBEE A WQOD, Next door to the Post Office, H AVE just received tho following arriclcs of Fresh Groceries 2 pipes (superior brand) cogninc Brandy 2 do llollaud Gin, pour glass Sc Medea swan brand 1 do Jamaica Rum 1 do Madeira Wiue (a superiot article) 10 qr casks Teuerilie Wine 6 doz Claret 25 bbls Portland Rum 20 do rye Gin 20 Whiskey 10 do superfine Flour 10 do Irish Potatoes 10 do Apples 4 casks Cheese 4 do Butter (excellent) 6 hbds Sugars 10 bbls do 4 boxes brown Havauna, do 75 bags Cuba. St. Domingo and Laguira Coffee 200 Almonds, 200 .Madeira Nuts 15 boxes soap. 10 do starch 10 do Raisius, 5 do Chocolate 6} chests Tea, pace and ground Oiugcr 10 hbl-, butter, sugar, and soda Crackers Confectionary, Segars, &c. &c. Which we will sell as unual very cheap fur cash only. dee 25 13 GLOBE TAVERN, Clintc-i, Jones County, Ga. T HE Subscribers (late proprietors of the Clinton Hotel,) tender our thanks to our friends and patrons for past encouragement, and respectfully beg leave to announce to the public, that we have removed to the commodious House known as the GLOBE TAVERN, situated in the business part ef the town, and fronting the Court-House. Having leased this stand for several years, wrtfl the intention ofrenewing the lease or of pur chasing the property, wo consider ourselves per manently located, nud shall coutiuue to improve our accomodations as the comfort ef customers shall require. Our House is now open for the reception of Travellers or Hoarders. Wo shall at all times endenyor to keep such a House, as will ensure public patronage; aiid wc hope to afford such ac commodations as will prove satisfactory to those who call on us. The usual great promises of good TABLES, BAlt^, &c. we think unnecessary to particular ize.—-Good Lots and other conveniences foy Dro vers, readily furnished. WOOD & WEEKES. N. B. The Clinton Hotel will not be occupied Jor public Entertainment the present your. January 2l), 1334 19 tf GLOBE TAVERN. JOHN HUNT, rcsiectfully informs his former Patrons and the Public, that he has opened a House of Entertainment un der the above appellation, iu an eligible situation, on the West.side of the public square in the Village of Tliotnaslou, Upson, county. Tlicie he is ready to accommodate the Traveller, aud the transient and regular boarder, to tile best of his ability ou moderate terms. Thomaston, Feb. 1834. 21 FRANKLIN FACTORY, Upson County, Ga. The publie a*ro respectful ly informed that the above Factory is now in successful operation, under an experi enced' manager, aud is pre pared to do business on ac commodating terms. The Yarn manufactured at this estab lishment is equal in evenness, strength and fineness- to any made at tbe North ern manufactories,, and supeFVqi' to most rhat is brought out here. The frienefobf the country are respectfully solicited to foster this infant establish Conyers William 3 Paifen David Clements Maryan Pcarep Alary Drake Joshua Fatten George 3 Duncan Robt L Perry Madison Dean James .Pratt James Duncan Sc Chastain P Paramon Thoiflas Daniel lshain Rawls Moses Davis Jonathan Kaqdit Francis Dunn James Kitten Hptlry Dupree Elizabeth B llatlilF. Ufefi Dfcnard Shadrick Robin son fi.llis B Doles Thomas Rumph Charles E Dale Kenion Runipli Elizabeth O Duncan John C ' Hmitli Neil Duncan Jaimes E Suggs Ezekiel Edgeworth A 3 Smith Ilcury 3 Engrain Edtvd 2 Smith Alexander Ethridge Benjamin Simpson Solomon Fagan Ilcury Sau ls Joseph li Fudge Jacob SJiipiiafll Elias Felder Samuel 2 Speight C If Floyd Edmond P Stepter Juhii Geury J M Smith Robt Giles John Singleton Biggins Gilman Samuel Smiili Richard 2 Gibson Walter Sanders Daniel Gilbert Thomas Smith Eason Grace William Sliirah Silas Goodwin Richard Terrington Wm Gibson Walter seu Tomlinson Ww Hudson John Taylor & Pattett Henderson II &, co- Vinsnn Josiaii Holly Bricy Wall Robert Hearn Bortveli 2 WiWcr Air Hendersojj 11 W or S Williams Wm Gihnoiij 4V hitflcld George It Ifeftdersoir Hosba W Wilson Thomas Herrington Joshua Wllev William Henderson 11W Walker Neil Higgs Augustus B Waters John Higgins Mr Wimberly & Smiili Hookeg Nathan F White Sarah L . llagau Siusey Wimberly Mrs Henry S HoiVel John j Williams Pricilla Humphries 'I'homas Winitierly Perry Jones Lewis Veils Henry Jones Alary Watson Clahonm J*'nes Edward Weiheriiigton Robert Jones Joiiu Wilson Obndiah Jerkius Reason Wallace Richard Iverson Phillis Wlmberiy Abner Jenkins Win F A’oiiug hilm JOHN CHAIN LIST of letters remaining ou hand at tho Post Oflice at Clinton, tja. tire 1st April, A 1834, Elisha At taw ay James Adalaney D E Blunt Miss Lucy Ilryaut Apple leu Buckner Sarah Bali David Battidtviu Jesse Bell Berdsey & Roberts Richmond P Bailey Miss'Roily Brown Joseph Brantley John G Bryant Wjley Bwckucr Andrew Crewlhers- Jamcs Cwx meirt and thereby retain among themselves the j Henry B Cabaness capital that will otherwise find ite way to the * North, G7“W00L CARDING prompt ly executed at the above Factory, with new Ma chinery. aud iti a superior manner. DWIGHT R PERRY & CO. April 24 30 A NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN. T HE subscriber has bought out Mr. Geo. P. Waguoti at the staud formerly occupied by Joseph Bennett, and lias on haud first rate carriage and saadle Horses, with Barouches, Gigs, Sulkeys andevery convenience for the acco modation of all that w<u)t to ride or tsa.vel, his Stables are large, and eoniinodious, lots conven ient for drovers and every' assistsuce will be ren dered in disposing of stock thtif may be put up with him, and hopes by his constant attention to hisbusiuess, to merit a share of public patronage, feeling thankful at the same time for that pat ronage that has been bestowed on him, his charges and prices shall be as libcaral as tbe times will warrant. | GEO. F. PITTS. I N. B. It will be recollected that persons hiring j horses and carriages will be held responsible for ! all damages, ordinary wear and tear only excep j ted. G. I. P. Macou. dec 10 H James Clements Thomas W Choats Henry Oavens Elizabeth Cox Wm G Champiiti 3 Jesse Cox WHpy Chappell John R Carr Sarah Cabaniss James Carson Wellcum Oabaui'ss Alexander Clemments Wellcam Costler Saodfori! Chapman Thomas G Cook- Jolin P Califf Davis Duncau John Davis Thomas Dole George S Duncan James Davidson John Darrass Elizabeth Dennis 5 W Ellis Elflniund Ethridge Tyre Freeman Joiiu Trenck Samuel Feagau Eaton Flewellen Henry Finney John 11 Felton James Freeman | William Fagan MULBEBRT, SEAlt TMIRD STREET. j J*.Gordon 2 T HE subscriber continues to- manufacture j M ,is Caroline f inner TIN WARE in every variety, ami has ! Green Gray « Tin Ware Manufacturer. Coffee, Flour, 6fc. Bags Coffee <30 barrels Flour 12 ldidk Table Salt Received per steamboat Gov, Tnvlornnd fersale mar 27 by REA Si COTTON. ( 91 TIN WARE in every variety, ami now on band a general assortmeuc, which he will i sell w holesale or retail at the Savatraah or Augus- j ta prices. i llo has also just received au assortment of Ja panned Tin Ware, consisting of Trunks, sugar , Jinxes, Waiters, Bread | ..us. Canisters, Higat j BotVis. Milk cups. Fumbl'-rs. Pepper boxes. Gra- ; iers. Toy , lies, i! *Hle>, candlesticks. < uri-ps, spit I Boxes, s.u.: iinx.u. Pocket i.an?,■ *•**. <Ac. iVie. Also, p.tcut !. Kers, Foot states.blocklin Tea Pois. Pbitis, i. is.us. Turn: !, r*. See. J(> ! ’ WORK done at the -l.-'rtest no;-c* jau 2 WILLIAM 8. ELLIS. James Green Latitia Hollnday Samuel Koiidy Abner Hi!l Mardeca Ilc.iiv Dolly 11 amrnonds j Wm Harris 2 j Charles hiri-on I John II an r V j Thomas Harris Joh'i K tfnirhou Wiloy Hafiicrc Diana Hester Rninlle Jones Joseph Jolly Benjamin Jourdnu. Elizabeth Jones Win Jackson Pct»+ Unit Thomas Lightfoot Thomas Little Abraham Ltr\v Joseph Lestev Wm Mite(iael G S Morqs J umes .Middlebrookf Keuith McKinzcy Samuel illoncrief Thpmas Morton Warreh Massingalef Wellcum II Oili er Elenor Oneal Wm It Porfer ’I bonias Al Parker Jesse S Patterson Isaac J’ippins Andersou Wicks Matfflew Wright 2 Stafford V illi.iius Frances Al W Lite; L D Winiborly Caleb Wellinghan* John If Wyche Ilryaut White Christoplier Whitmore A\ Hlis Winters Pevtou Ward Garrett Vagrant G C Tashctt Janies.Al Thomas !? John R Tbweate Joiiu Taj'I or 3 liomas Farrer Air Thompson APCullcrs Springer John or Win Stewart George W Souther Henry Smith Ilcury Slnttcr Panel Scote James Sims 2 Thomas Sanders John Stephen Patrick AJ < ’ Swaii* Alary Suin’-or Alesws Shorter & eo F. AI Smith George S Nwaceara Johh !' Henfroe li 1 II* ii fro e 2 C R Patten-on Wn: It !{o: oi ts Th msey i’yer.' St* lieu Ro'J bins 2 V. :.i R Richey JAMES SMITH, P. AL

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Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1832-1835, April 11, 1834, Image 1