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BORGIA .MACOK, Georgia, THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1835. VoLI'Mi: IX..*. NUMBER 52. PUBtlSHUl) r.vr.BT TllUltSDAV. itMACO.V, GVt. '-.V MYRON HART LETT. to Printing Office on Stc-uvl Street—next door tiuton's Hotel. . TERMS.—Tn iuk Hoilahs ;i year, if paid in advance, or Four Dollars, if not | mil of the year. Subscribers In niii l»e required in all cases to p — • discontinued, 1 before the ng at a distance v in advance, it at the discre- uutil all arrearages are \'o Paper disce ,j,n (if tho publisher, ED.tii Si> i(l SSELU -.J now re vicing and lias in store, a large and I choice fSo&foQ °f Dry floods, I!.us. Slines. Hard Mire Crockery, and Groceries, eon-fisting in part of *■ following article*, viz. 75 hags prune Com e 20 hhds St Croix and X O Sugar 10 bids Loaf do 15 hlids Molasses oiio hills X E Rum, N Gin and Whiskey ”20 pipesnnd hhds IJ Gin, Cognac Brandy; Jam. 1 Ruin, and St Croix Rum 4*1 or cu*ks Madeira. S. M. Samoa, Muscatel Currant, nnd Malaga Wines 25 bids Peppermint, Cinnamon, Rose, and No- vean Cordials t midnn anil Philadelphia Porter, Cream Ale. Lemon So StonghtonV and Wine Billers. Tobacco. Soap, Sneriil'and Tallow Candles; Impen d. Hyson, Yonn llvson, and Souchong Teas; and a great variety of ar- .• *j eg l00 numerous lo mention, all of which will bo sold allow prices, air! for Lash only. in.iv 8 47 JVEW GOODS. J. WSWKAXL, i/as this day n aired, avifb CASES of prime Goods AL'iP J40 doz Palm-leaf Hats A few dov: fine do with silk lining Gent, fine French edge half Boots do do quarter do do Seal Skin Boots do fine sewed Shoes and Boots Ladies Prunella Boots, heels , do do Gaiter do do Kid, very fine quality do Prunella' and Kid Slippers Children’s blk eol’d .Morocco Bootees ti boxes Caif Skin* 2 doz whit • lining Skins Boot Cord, See. The above with 200 cases off .adieu’ and Gentlemena Shoes on hand, are offered to purchasers cn very ad- vantngeous terms. Macon. »pril j l ^ ^ BACON, BAGGING, &c- For Stile htt s. r. DicfitNSOsr. "}> S TONS extra superior Cincinnati Han -, ae- •9 k5 50 bV lerted by an experienced judeoexpressly for l‘.,;, 1 iV n-e, received via Baltimore. Is prune Pork 40 do Canal Family Flour 20 hhds X 75 bids N. O. Molasses <i do prim ' P- R- ^ngar 110 Bags prime green Colmc 7 boxes Tollm en _ :tl0 pieces heavy 42 in. Bagging . 13 lialos fresh Hemp Bagging Twine npril 00 .40 I)OANE^ M AYGR i IS ii, A NEW work on Midwifery, illustrated with 82 A l itas, an invaluable work to those who practice Ojsjctries. For sale by March 5. ____ OI.COTT Sr F.U.S. OILS. $T received and for sale. y$ Lamp Oil. Linseed Oil, Train Oil ofven- snperipr ^ g ELug . Cotton Arer.ue, Macon. inn l 1835-23 ’ A I: W GOODS. WM. H. BURDSALL, H \S Just received a new and extensive as sortment of DRY GOODS, R2ADY MAD^3 CXOTIXZCTG, HATS. SHOES, S,c. which he is offering for sale at reduced prices Tor Cash Only. HIS STOCK CONSISTS, IN PART, OK THE FOLLOWING : Super Saxony, Blue, Black and Fancy Colored Broad Cloths 1 Blue. Black, .Mixed and Fancy colored Satinetts English .Meriaoes Duffle, Point and Bose Blankets Scarlet, Crimson. Green and White Flannels Printed Snlshnry do Canton and Saxony nnd Gauze do Damask Table Diapers Birds Eye and Russia do Scotch do Black, Blue nnd coloured Bomhazettes do do do Circassians Negro Cloths Linscys Bleached and Unbleached Shirtings & Sheetings Hamilton Jeans Black Italian Lustirng do Gros dc Swiss do do Naples do do Berlin do Siuchows and Sarsancts Colored Gros de Naples Black and colored Florences do Italian Crapes Merino Mantles and Square Shawls Common, Thibet wool. Valentia, Silk Damask and twisted Silk Shawls Heruani, Muslin, Crape, Gauzeatid Gros do Na ples lire's lldkfs Ladies and Misses Bonnets Irish Linens and Lawns Cotton Cassimers Beaver Fustians English Moleskin Apron and Furniture Checks Domestic Plaids and Stripes Bed Ticks FloorCloth Baize Green Frieze (Both Furniture Dimity Russia SheetingBear Duck Cambric do Bleached Dowiass Ozuaburghs Hangup Cord Cottot: Yaru Cotton, Worsted and .ambs wool Hosiery Black and colored Cambrics Satin and Gauze Garnitures Blk and eol’d Lustring Ribbons Dark aud light eol’d Prints and Ginghams Lace nnd Gauze Veils Fig’dniid plain Hohiiiet Lace NEW SPRING CLOTHING, Hats, Shoes, Sf c. HORACE FITCH I S now opening attho Macon Clothing Store, a new and handsome assortment.of the above goods cou- sisting in part of the following : Thibetclolh Dress Coats. Frock Coats, and Coatees English Crape Cainblet do do do Bombazine do do do Circassian do do do Brown &. gross Linen do do do limiting Coats, white & brown Linen Jackets, grassiio Fine blk. brown, &. green Bombazine Pantaloons do < r 0 ** "Oh PIECES Cotton Bagging, lot) Coils Bale Rope 1,000.1b* Bagging Twine for .ale by the subscribers at their Store on Mulberry Street. MVRICK. NAPIF.R * ! RF.F.MA.V . Macon. Mat 1*. 1835. 4 s ■ \E . SPRING GOODS. TJTST received atld is offering for sale, n general 1 || assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry G odssuita- ble for the pre*ent nnd approaching season, by npril 1513 WM. H. BURDSALL. Rottfind s Tonic Mixture. W XRRANTED a eartain euro for the Fever and Ague also the genuine Ilygean medicines For sale inly by COOKE & COWLES. Thread Laces Cambric, Saxony, Swiss, Mull, Nansook and Book Muslins I inenCambric lldkfs Pongee, Indian Flag and Spittlcfiold IlJkfs Curved and plain Shell Combs Gentlemens English Buck. Beaver aud Goat skin Gloves . „ . Ladies Beaver, float skiu and Silk Gloves Bead Reticules Ready-made Clothing. Superfine blue, black, invisible' green, Adelaid, olive brown and green Broadcloth Dress Coats, Superfine blue, black, brown and green Ciotli Frock Coats, Superfine blue, olive, green and mix’d Cloth Coattees, mid bine, steel mix’d and fancy colored Sattinct Coattees .and Frock Coats, Super; blue, black, invisible green, drab, brown, olive, and green Cloth Pantaloons, Blue, black and faucy colored Sattinct Pantaloons, Youth’s cloth and sadincl Dress and Frock Coats, do do do Pantaloons, Black and blue Cassimere. black and colored Velvet, black Florintine, black Bombazine, dark and light colored Valentia, English Silk, colored and white Marseilles Toilinet, Swan-down and Sattinet Vests Camlet Cloaks and Great Coats, Mixed, brown Cloth &. Patcrsham Box Coats, Lyon Skin Overcoat*, Fine Linen Shirts, Collars. Bosoms, Socks. &c. ,iyrgro Cloth ing. Men’s &. Youth's Fur Ilats, do. ’ do. Wool do. do. do. Cloih, Seal & Hair Caps, Fine Boots & Shoes—Negro Shoes, &c. &c. Oct. 15. 17 ©MTsszra’G, Hois, Shoes, Sfc. f llAVr. taken the Clothing Store of Lewis Fitch, and offer for sale a good assortment of ready made Clothing, Hats, Shoes. Boots, with almost every arti cle inthe Gentleman’s line, and tun prepared to sell as cheap for cash as any other establishment in the up country. HORACE PITCH. Crape Camblet While and brown Linen do While and brown Drilling do Pongee and Easting . do Princes Cord and Silk Drill do Thibet Cloili and Crape Drill do Marno Cassimere and Nankin do Rouian Casimere aud Satin do Diagonal Drill • do Cloth aud Cassimere do Satinelt and Cord do Linen and Cotton Shirt • of every variety and quality Russia Duck Pantaloons and Jackets Fine,white Marseilles Vests “ Buff “ do “ Plaid “ do “ Stripe “ do “ Figured • •• do “ Buff it white Valencia Vests “ Figured “ do “ Bombazine “ do “ Florentine “ do “ English Silk “ do “ Velvet plain and figured do “ ■ Embroidered Velvet do “ Cloth do Common Vests, fine Clot It Frock Coat®, Dress Coats, and Coatees nnd Pantaloons, Linen, Cotton, and Nett Drawers, Nett Shirt?, &c. A c. Children’s Clothes. GOODS. Fine blue, hlk. green, and royal purple Cloths; blk Silk Velvet, bulf Cassimere Stocks and Suspenders; Gloves, Hdkfs, Linen (Random) white Cotton, and blk and white Silk half fiose; Bosoms. Collars, StifTners, Linen Cainbrick Hdkfs. blk Hdkfs, Ac., Silk and Cot ton Umbrellas. Military Epaulettes. Lace Cord Tassels, Stars, Buttons, Belt Plates, Pompoines Wings, Scales, &c. &c. HATS. Superfine blk and drab Hats (made to order) Low price blk and drab Hats Drab and blk Wool Hats Fine Palmleaf and Chip Hats (lined) Cloth Caps &c. BOOTS & SHOES. Gentlemen’s fine Boots,-Shoes, nnd Pumps of most any variety and quality, all of which will bo sold as cheap as any other establishment, for cash. N. B. A small assortment of Summer Goeds on hand Bombazines, Mnreno Cassimeres, white and brown Grass Linen, white arid brown Drilling, white Mar seilles. which will he sold cheap for Cash, march 31 41 JgS* NEW YORK & DARIEN Line of Packets. BRIG Amelia Strong, J. Chace, Master, Premimn, Sherman, Schr. D. il. Crane, A. Bibbins, “ . new Brig (on the stocks)!!. P. Buckley, “ all good and substantial copper fastened vessels. Their commanders experienced in the trade. It is intended that one of the vessels shall always he at each end of the line taking in freight, and will sail regularly about once in ten days. Shippers may rely upon the vessels being regularly despatched, and every facility given that goods and produce may go forward at the least possible expense. HAWES & MITCHF.LI. ( i I’. IL VONGE it'SONS. \ Agents. n-.rJen, FW 111 t®3t—til,— I v 1 COTTOX BAGGING. PDiCES hcavv Hemp Bagging. For sale l.y ' REA & COTTOX. jane 1935 r>0 Fresh Ground Flour. BARRELS Superior Flour daily ( tiectcd bv Pioneer Line, is e r d 1 r - or Gui; ii aril -cnith, 1 dw • il.. ections. formed bi id Pinckney stree •ere entfrely consu lie;' I cuses and o .1 kit, E! uuciiug 1 together buildings ecu* tit sab by jttne 1835 50 REA A COTTt> MACON STEAM BOAT Company. . I.i. SUGAR & COFKEE. HMDS. St. Croix nnd New Orleans S»; ISO bags prime green Cuba Co: "ee 12 Tierces Lagnha do. very choice For sale by REA iV COTTO? jttne 1635" 50 .. ■ SO S] 2K-53 & KEEoaCXBTSS J L T ST received and for sale by . J. H. & W. S. ELLIS, Cotton Avenue. Hoffman’s Anodyne LiquorBalsam Capivi, Lenitive Electuary, Do Canada, Conserve Roses, Soda Powders, Opium, Saratoga do Sulphate Quinine, Seidlitz do Camphor, Lemon Syrnp, Castor Oil (fresh and supe-Best Starch, rior,) Sweet do ' do .Mustard do Gum Arabic Epsom Salts, Brimstone, Calomel, Tart Emetic, Morphine, Black Drop, Oil Camhnradis, do do Indigo, Madder, Blue Stone, Annatta, Logwood, Camwood, Glue, Aqua Fortis, Nitric Acid, Pearlasb, Ac. itc. Paints, Varnishes, fyc. Japan Varnish, Yellow Ochre. Ccpal do Chrome Yellow, Leather do Verdecris, White Lead, Chrome Green Red Lead, Spirits Turpentine Venetian Red, SpanNh Brown. Prussian Blue. Medical Herbs, Sec. Poplar Bark, Gum Gamboge, African Pepper, Foxglove, Baybern" Bark, Elder Flowers, Lobelia Infiata, Skusik Cabbage! Uva Ursi," Gentian, Seneka, Ilorehotind, Lobelia Seed. Sage, Serpentnria, Gain Myrrh. Boneset. T HE above company take this method of inform ing tlie .public that they have purchased two Steam Boats, tile which boats are to run regularly between Darien and .Macon, leaving Darien once every week, with tow boats. Tiic Steamboats v. ill draw only 20 inches of water, with 2 good engines in each. The company have been to a great expense to place this Line of steam | boats on the Ocinulgeeand Altainaha rivers, and would respectfully solicit the patronage.of the public. This line will be a great facility for merchants who wish to ship their goods by die way of Savannah, or Darien to Hawkinsville, and Macon, or in shipping cotton to Savannah. Arrangements have bfceu made to forward cotton or goods without detention between Savannah and Darien. No exertion or expense will he spared to give tho greatest despatch-to goods or cotton ship ped by this lino. Agents fot the alorc boats : J. GODDARD & CO. Macon. L. Baldwin & .Co. Savannah. Mitchell & Collins, Darien. Matthews Sc. Roberts, Hawkinsville. Boyce', Henry & Walter, Charleston, nov. 10 49 Gentlemen's Fine Roots, Jnst received and for sale by WM./U. BURDSALL. Oct 15 17 MORE NEW GOODS. j. a. & s. s. mazsv, Watch Makers and Jewellers, Opposite Central Hotel. OULD inform dieir friends and the public, that they have just received a fresh supply of Watch es, Jewelry, See . which will be sold cheap for cash.— Their stock now consists of Patent Lever, Gold and Silver, Duplex. Lepine, Alarm French and Eng lish Wntehesof the best quality; Jewelry, silver Spoons (warranted to he Silver,) Ever-pointed Gold and Sil ver Pencils. Gold and Silver Guard Fob Chains and Keys, Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacles; Plated Ta ble and Tea Spoons, Castors, Candlesticks, Trays and Sunders; Ladies’ Work Boxes, Card Cases, Pocket Books and Purses, Music Boxes, Flutes and Fifes, Knives, Razors. Scissors, Shell Combs, Coral & Glass Beads, Pocket Pistols of various qualities, among which is Rnggles’ Pocket Rifle which can be shot with more accuracy than any thing of the kind ever invented, Lucifer Matches, &c., &c. N. B. We have on hand the best Materials for re pairing Watches of all kinds, and S. S. V. by long ex perience flatters himself that he can make and fit new Wheels and other parts of Watches with as much ac curacy as can be done in Macon. Spoons and other articles engraved. Macon march 21-40 J. A. & S. S. VIRGIN. EB4 & COTTOiar Offer fur sale on accommodating terms, TONS Bar Iron, well assorted Round and square do Sheet and_ Hoop do Mill Iron*J Bars Steel Hinges ‘hook iteyo’ Boxes Claret (Vine Casks Porter ‘pints & quarts’ Grindstones Bags Pimento 50 kegs Tobacco Id Boxes Sugars ‘good quality’ 25 Barrels primo Pork june 1835" 50 t FRESH FRUIT, Old Java Co ffee, fresh received. <5Tj5 DRUMS fresh Turkey Figs 25 do Sultana Raisi.’:.-without seeds 50 qr boxes fresh'Malaga do. 25 bags Old Java Coffee, 6iual! bags for family use 12 doz blk and white Palm-leaf Hits 30 do white do tio ON HAND, 4000 pair Shoes in prime order 1 bale Red Flannels 2 do mixed all wool kerseys 1 . do Cassinet cot. aud wool JFew doz. fine dressed Calfskin? All of which if applied for immediately will be sold on very favorable terms. jnne 11 51-2t TSAAC NEW HALL. ORANGE POWDER. to' KEGS David Rogers’ celenrated Orange Powder 5 kegs do. do in canisters of superior quality. Will be sold cheap and on a long credit, to close the consignment, by REA & COTTON. juiJe 1635 50 CIDFR VINEGAR a superior quality, 10 Pipes pure H. Gin and T” C. Brandy, for sale by D. RALSTON, june 10 51 3t THE UNDERSIGNED 7rjrAVE this day entered into copartnership in tho jL.M. Drug Business, and will conduct the same un der the firm of Shotwell, Bi’own & C?o B (at the old stand of Ellis, Shotwell St, Co.) and intend keeping a constant supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Glass, Shop Furniture, &c. See. Orders coming to tho house will meet with prompt attention. • JACOB SHOTWELL. HARVEY SHOTWELL, WM. G. BROWN. Macon, jnne 11835 51 Macon, feb 11 1835 34 '• ieon. Oct. 8. 16 Authorized Agent*. i*URE GROU ND SPICES. n 111' ItlUi! -fiitisror in tin cannistsra) Il do Cinuami JII «!o do Spice llo do Pepper (lo do Cloves do Slitablefor Public Houses nn;l limnw* J. H. A W. s. l.I.IM, *:»ril 1543* Cotton A - i i- Mir >». Hn IE Iii uraiice Bank.of" Columbus, » I Cotton on the River, and also take a I tjanst Fire in this city. Applv to ROBERT COL; Macon, Oct. 27, 1 '.VI. 19 . m-uiro >w risks i Indian Panacea, jT receded .and for sale, by WM- G. BROWN, Agent. 1 U .1 1X3)1 A\ PANACEA, ST r (vived t fr npril 0-12 & FEW Table and F’ie.no Cover* of fine quality, j* just received and for npril 28 45 npnlV For Kale by WM G. BROWN. BURDSAL Sj)riii£ and Summer Clothing. Wm. H. BUB M VS just received and is offering for sale a good assortment of Spring and Summer Clothing, in eluding tlie following: l>I!i it fancy colored summer cloth Dress Coats, Frock Coats ami Coatees Blk Bombazine Frock Coats and Coatees Blk Lasting, blk Circassian, Brown French Linens and Ronan Casrimcre Frock Coats and Coatees j Summer cloth. Bombazine, Erminet. Angola Ca.si- mere, Rocholla, Lasting. Circassian, Canton, Cypress . Crape. Diagonal Drill, Pongee, Brown Linen it Dril- ling, white Drilling and Sateen, check Drilling and Napoleon cord Pantaloons Vets of a great variety of kinds Youths’ Fine and Common Clothing Sill; Under Shir'.s and Drawers Ac. &c. Arc npril 13 13 WM. G. BROWN! n AS just received,— 20lbs. Gum .Myrrh No. I, superior, 10 do Lobelia lu.'lata, 1 do Boneset, do Bnyberrv pair, do Golden Seal, And will keep a constant supply of Herbs. Ac., ge- PIONEER STEAM BOAT Jz i E S TIOR transportation to and from Macon, is now in complete order. A superior new Steam Boat called “David Crockett’’ with two powerful Engines, and several first rate freight boats have been built since the close of the last season and placed on the line. Steam Boat Pioneer, Capt. Goodwin, “ “ David Crockett, “ M'Cormick, wifi ply regularly between Darien and Macon, one of them leaving Darien about once a week with freight boats in tow. Sicar.i Boat SilASlAiSSTOW, Capt, Bonnell, will run constantly between Darien and Savannah, and afford the greatest despatch to Cotton. The subscriber's whole attention is devoted to facili tating transportation between Macon and the Sea Ports. He has invested a iarge sum to put hi* line in,I the nnut complete order, and believes that his .arrange- | meats for giving despatch to freight and keeping it in [ good order, while in his care, will make it the interest ! of Cotton Shippers and Merchants ordering goods, to continue their favors. At Darien he has secure nnd convenient Warehouses T HE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm of Russell & Dickinson was by agreement dissolved on the JSth inst. The business will hereafter be conducted by Edmund Russell as usual, to whom all notes and accounts due the late concern can be paid and by whom all claims will te settled as they may ma ture. * EDMUND RUSSELL. SAM’L F. DICKINSON. Macon. April 22d, 44 T HE effects of the late firm of Kimberly & Chis holm having been turned over to tho subscriber; the same are put into tlie hands of E. D. Tracy and G. Wood Esqrs. for adjustment. Those having settl-i- ments to make will therefore call on those gentlemen for the purpose, as no other person has any right to give discharges or receive balances. ANSON KIMBERLY. Macon. May 27, ES35- Crap 50 v. s -11-<' \ the Sugar Refinery, a large ar«i lofty brick building, which presented an impussi- ; hie barrier, to its further pr<-gress. Fevei a! Hons | es on the cast side’ of Anson street, at it . t- 1 j "ith I’it.-kney street, avert .also « (<l •' I pulled down; and the housts of the ><'iUh < ;?• corn und nesf to the north cast t ort r of ilu j 't.-eet were blown tip'; and here this «.i»lrc»siug e, hi; ration finaliv terminated. : v. e a,:,! with regret, that while J arcs Blp J, } a fre^ colored man, a negro liana d Isaac 1 I property of the esiate < f Barg in t, were on j roof of^ the n-. rket, it f i 1 in, and they were both ' injured—lb. fpimer very seriously aud the latter : slightly. ! iTge wooden bulldllig. elected on Ec lo’s j lot, on 1; ;• vvesr side of Sleeting street. b\ ur Vanderiyn,for the exhibition of Ills »p! uulid i’a- nortunas,' was saved only by lie intervention of the brick‘btiildiugoccttpi: d !;y Dr. \Vtirdeui.a«i, as n study', on the southern !-e . •• r of ilie fire. Had thefirc cotnipnnic.ated to the building, it would undoubtedly have .spread to Seyle’s contiguous suite of Public Rooms, -and have passed on to thd west, and wrapped the business part of King st. in ilames. Onthe opposite side of Mfetifig street the fire was terminated by the intervention of the Beef market, tho cupola of which took fire aud w as much iujured, and the roof of the. eastern wing of which also took fire, and was "almost en tirely destroyed. This is the fourth o e:;t;oti on which our Market lias sustained damage, within little more than two yers—the fire of the winter of 1833 consumed ;; iarge portion of it—it took fire but was injuicd very slighlv during the con flagration in February last, and here again it has suffered from a like,casually—at:d last summer;, a portion of the Vegetable Market now re-build ing. was blown down by a storm. The number of buildings destroyed in this v. ido spread conflagration, is estimated at from 3 to 400 some, of them largo brick mansions, but much tho larger proportion of llio.ai t\v- st< ry houses. Only a small portion of the buildings 11 n- sutned, as conipnrcd with tho win iivwi re\ occu pied ns stores—the loss of goods c-r merchandize is, therefore, probably not very great in propor tion lo the extent of the fire, hut loss of furni ture must be very considerable. Insurance bad only beeu, effected, we learn, in the FireMu?ur- aue'e Offices of this city, to the amouutoi §10,(i00 on the property destroyed—a very large number of the sufferers.were uninsured, and many of them such as were the least able to bear ststh los ses. We have heard of several thriving ci izeiis and mechanics—thriving onthe hard earning* of their or u industry—who have been reduced by this c-Elamuity, to, utter or copiparative poverty, and 'a great number of persous have been render- ad by it homeless and houseless, anti theirtiitua- jiqn issuch as to demand the sympathy of :hc feeling heart, and prompt relief (rum the benevo lent aud liberal purser It is perhaps, the inosi ca lamitous fire that ii::* e' er ravaged and dostilated city, that of Kv. 1819. in which 194 dwellings our were destroyed may have equalled it in ti: • ex tent of ground. but ilu prcM i:! ca'amnity has fallen upon a large'portion of thus; in moderate • 11- dy circumstances; and the portion of the c which has bee" subjected to thisfea lul vi-iiai;- having been inter ected by numerous streets! ai a crowded with both habiiations ami inhabitants, the loss and sufi’eriug are therefore very arcat ii; proportion to the space cov; red by t!u- fire. 'i’he condition of the unlortunate sufl'erc-rs is such as will doubtless con maud the prompt atten tion of our City Authorities, and the ready con tributions of our benevolent citizens—and wo t our sister cities, which cr.mo id liberally to our relief, in eir sympathy, sio:t of like c: AGENCY & COMMISSION strszsrsss, AT DARIEN, GA. T HE subscriber having located himself in this place, with a view of conducting a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. If required, reference to some of tlie first Houses in Charleston and Savannah can he given. FRANCIS R. SHACKELFORD. The subscriber further adds that he is entirely dis connected from any Boating interest. F. R. S. DARIEN, 20th may, 1835. 49 4t NOTICE. A LL persons having claims against the late firm off Kimberly and Chisholm will hereafter present I ul u, ‘‘ them for payment to Mr. Anson Kimberly, who accor-1 dOlWt not, mo. .1. ding to a decree of a special jury of the last superior] forward so humanely midli.'iu court, lias been compelled to receive the assets and be- j year 1610. will not it Ithho come individually responsible for all the demands due 1 nor active aid. on tlie pres< nt by said cchcerr. M. CHISIIOI.M. 1 lamity and more extended snfiering. Slacon. June 1 1835 12t 51 ______ he lata fire is tlie third which has oc m • ■! .r M*'die vicinity of the Market, in little more than two Charleston. Ji ne 8, 1835. vtsra, and the aspect of desolation pretcnt; • by CliEAJ Ail) < \LAMi l OlTS FIRL. j that quarter of the citv, isdeplorahle indee;.— Our city lias suffered severely from the desti ne- of the r ^ ns „f ji !e fi re 0 f 183:’, are yet vi-i- tive conflagration, of which we gave a hasty no- : ;,i e i|, 0 se of the fire of Februaiv last, in v. hi h tice in a Postcript in Saturday’s Courier, and j g t< pi,j|j,, s Church was destro.ed, *• •; tr!i : r: to »»III ru 1 I’ *1 VU.I'llllll CVIJ/jFM VVV-.J fit - I « . _ _ . 11* used inthe Howard and Thompsonian prac- * or i22P t,on Goods, and Ins For the Complexion. !¥ \LFORD’S Pearl Water—for the removal of “1 Sun Burn?. Freckle*, end eruptions, for sale V J II. iV W. S. ELLIS. fob 25 3f> A BAROUCH for one or tivo horses, for sale by -‘It. WM. H BURDSALL. feb 10 1«pjX BOOKS. ,S have i‘ist received, Encyclo- 1 in 13 vols. Valerius. East days Ac. A I. SO b ')9 superior Quills, way 1!) 48 NEW rkT.OOTT &. ELL \me ii, Yemn ,—jail 32-tf Molasses, Gin, Cheese, fyc IIHDS. Molasses 4 hhds Sugar 30 bags Coffee 30 bbls Phelps’s Gin 75 do Prime Pork 10 casks Cheese 11 coil* Bale Rope Landing from Steamboat Darien, for sale by inarch !--:t9 REA & COTTON J. ti Grass Seed. ■> ml 'Vhiie Clover. Herd Grass. '’u*t received and for sal- hv 89—32-i f tV MG and Timothy TIIE SUBSCRIBER I I \ ' removed his office to the room over Patrick ; s *■ ft 'I irtin's Store, at tho corner of Cherry and i streets. feb 23 1 Charles j. McDonald, i DRUGS & MEDICINES, Paints, Oils, Dye Staffs. CoTTOV AvESOE, MaCO.1. II. & W. S, ELLIS, having taken the Dritc Store formerly occupied by Dr. Wm. B. Ball and Mr. F. S. Johnson, intend keeping a general as sortment of Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils. A c. Families. Physicians, Merchants, and Planters may depend upon having their orders or prescriptions filled in the best manner and of the best materials. Particular pains will be taken to have on hand med icine* of the very best quality. Just receiving and on hand Patent medicines. Per- fwnerv. Surgical Instruments. Paints, Oils, Window Glass. Garden Seeds, &c. Ac. Jnn 1 t.-:tr>—26 INTLEMTN’S l*alm Hat* of fine quality and neaily trimmed, just received and for sale by april 22 44 * * Wharves there are covered with sheds, which enables him to keep all Colton shipped on his Boats tinder shelter and protected from the weather, while landed for reshipment, JAMES R. BUTTS Agents. Hoi .combe, Peck «L Co. E. P. Butts. J. T. Rowland. D. B. Halstead. Mncon. Nov. 18. 1834 —22 Chariest) in, Savannah, Darien Hawkinsville. « WM. If. BURDSALL. OCMULGEE STEA3I BOAT COMPANY. T l HI8 company will be prepared to commence bu siness. eurly in the next season—They will have a lino of Packets between New York, and Darien and steam vessels to forward good* from Darien to Macon —Th.- agents in New York, Charleston, and Savannah, will lie authorised to contract for the delivery of goods in Macon, at a freight agreed on without intermedi ate charge and the agent in Macon will receive cotton deliverable in Savaunah, Charleston, and New York— The company’s vessels and boats, will he of first class with experienced commanders, and no expense will be •jiared to meet the patronage of the public. PII. R. YON'GE & SONS, Aacnt may 27th 1835 49 The Editors of tlie New York Journal ofVommerce. Charleston Courier, and Savannah Georgian, will ylease insert the above pnlil further notice and call on [ IS CR ATESjCUOCI££RY, assorted, for sale by " - " J ‘ ' ’ ' 1 ji 1 Agents in Darien. Tin Ware Manufacturer. MULBERKY, NEAR THIRD STREET. • T 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 Ware, consisting of Trunks, sugar Boxes, Waiters, Bread pans. Canisters, sugar Bowls, Milk cups, Tumblers, Pepper boxes, Gra ters. Toy cups. Rattles, candlesticks, Lamps, spit Boxes, sand Boxes, Pocket Lanterns, itc. &e. Abo. patent Bakers, Foot stoves, hlocktiu Tea Pots. Plates, Basins, Tumblers, &e. JOB WORK done at the shortest notice. jan 2 WILLIAM S. ELLIS. T1JY PATENT PORTABLE ]DOUBjLa-aijr2,KCJ’T2^& BAKE OVENS. T HE attention of die public generally is invited to an examination of the above-named article. It is an economical, expeditious, and easy mode of execu ting all baking and boiling business, and wholly by means of coa , and of that Imt a small quantity is requir ed. ICIIABOD B. HO.YIE. Agent For If. NOTT & Co. and JOSIAH St. JOHN. This may certify that I have appointed Mr. Jason Burr my only true and lawful agent, to make & vend the abov< named article in the counties of Monroe and Bibb, and also to sell individual rights. Gentlemen who have already subscribed for the article will be ac commodated as soon as possible at .Mr. Burr’s establish ment at Macon Ga. I. B. HOXIE, Agent For H. NOTT & Co. and JOSIAH St. JOHN. Macon, April 10 1835 43 NOTICE. B EING desirous of settling np my old business. 1 respectfully request those indebted to me on last year’s account, to call and settle the same. which was raging nnd carrying desolation in its path, when our paper for that morning was put to press. The fire commenced about half past 12 o’clock, on Friday night, and continued to rage for the space of nine hours, before its fearful pro gress was finally arrested. The building in which il commenced, was a small wooden tene ment. or shoo, on the west side of Meeting-street, used by Mr. Shephard as a Satilery, and as it was only occupied in tho day time, and no light tvss j ever kept burning in it at night, there can he r.i> : doubt that it was fired by some vile and wicked ; incendiary. The flames extended rapidl ther the south of the Market, itself partially a wr land those of the recent conflagration cove i much wider space to the North. Two s; cli tensive conflagrations s>s the two latter, with. ; short bii interval of each ot.ier, (scarce > • months) must revolve heavy losses, ni m a .very large amount of individual iitriii; 1 Counce. Tiotv lo get your pajK r.—hen you eali at r office for your paper, aud the Postmaster ■ m-omntlv tells vou he I:a9 no Paper 'or you. macon jnne 1 1835 51 WM. G. BROWN Messtt. Red & CfrttorirfiJr paj'fti»*nf? jtinrl64>¥ REA & COTTON/ tensive 011 th the north, laying in die ruins the brick buildiugs at the corner, known a;; Trescors Ro\y. The wind blowing from the wtst, th, flames also strc’ched across Meeting-stre-r, and swept every building, including the Groderia* of Capt.,Fash, and Mr. Dtily, from Market-sweet on the south to Hnsel! street on the north, inclu;;- iti g two wooden tenements on the northern ride of the latter street next to the corner of Meeting-*;. The northerly course of the fire was arrested; here—Troscoi’s Row terminating it on the west side of Meeting street, and a sudden and provi dential change of the wind (which had previously veered a little to the south of west,) to a north | westerly point’aidad by the blowing up of a house, j turning back Iht- conflagration, and leaving in safety (although mueh seortched) the wooden [ house nt the north-east corner of llasell ."mi. Meeting streets, which with a long line of conti guous wooden tenements, was in eminent jeopar dy,- and the preservation of which, rather by the act of God, than the hand of mau. almost assumes ! a miraculous character. The conflagration swept, however, eastward from Meeting street, within- creased fury, moving down with its scythe of flame the four entire squares or sections hounded hy Market and Haseil streets respectively, on the south and north Meeting street on the west, and Maiden Lane and Anson street, on tho east—with the solitary exception of the brick dwelling house, owned and occupied by Mr. Samuel Lord, on Maiden Lane—another instance of extraordinary preservation. St. Stephen’s Chapel, no paper—it a close question, hut bsk i:ir it tie recollects to whom be loaned it? And ; has 110 recollection of loaning it- inqtii;'. if any hi* idle customers (for country post 1 flic s ar ii equeutlv kept in stores,) have been louegir about his counting room that morning? Aik: i lie It * not been visited hy these drones, inquire i any of the children have been about the ottle; since the mails were opened get on the right trail, go to takes tiie same paper, ;md a* ct ived hi-' ! And it he has not the maiiltas failed, or that all bo with the Printer, or some master has not done his duty, bor has received his go back a ter thatyour paper must he in his office, if be- has notlour.f d it our. aud afterdiiiigetit search it may b< found in some dark nook. Th; r-.e remarks are not applicable to all offices. There are many diligent postmaster, who dis charge their duties punctually They have the thanks of the v. licit* community., and especially of the Printers. The communication from Judge McDonald, which we extract from tho last Macon Tele.;- and what was solicited from him, b v . s:r jai,- mien through the Macon Messuage:, elector of President ami Vice President, hivatl-.t* tho true spirit of patriotism, aud must s ti*!y all lr* Guig- ! political associates who hav - long held him in uard street, a small brick Church, built some years f su h high estimation, that their i-o ;fii.cuce in him since, by the Episcopal Congregation in this city. ! has not been m sj*; 1 • d. -*J! i* name eanimt I e and supported hy them as a free church, ami the [ used to create dose jmoiis or produce 1 mh u-rass- Baptist Lecture Room, a wooden building in I mi nts in the Union ranks.” It is nothing lo** Pinckney st. included in this area, worn involved ] than we expected of him, for we were wet! ne in the common rein. Trinity Church, a large j quaiuted with his devotion to his principles, his ■egard for th*- wishc- of his friends, aui! his self' leaving patriotism. Yet amidst llto tergiversa- len Lane and Haseil street, was saved only by j tions and intrigues of the day, i' is consolling to the greatest exertions, aud by the blowing up of j meet w ith sentiments so hi uornble, in deniseives-, Mrs. Thompson’s house, at the opposite corner, iso promptly and so disinterestedly advauced.-»“ To the- south qf Maiden Lane,- the other three* Cot\lmbwi Sentinel,' wooden building, belonging to the Methodist E piscopal Society, attho south east corner of Mai-