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5 '~ rTr ' * "" Wmbm-M Jjg^QKSJtySj., .-* .*! WM 4 -’ -SK,- . G- f • r a f n Ui .And we seven, [.Maine Free Press.] And wo „•»*#. f.Mid. free Press,] And wo nine, [Wood- Lenve ncr board and bed! the tight, [Mid. jirck " •' '?• ELECTION RETURNS. villiaii! and we ten, [Naitoual Engle.] And! sirav'd to parts unknown the vagabond! and j veeleven, [Albany Daily*Advertiser.] And woj malic up the dozen. S. Y.Comm.Adv.] Shame ful! die scamp and wo n dozen and one, [Snvnn- Da bRepublican. Ilo ought to bo “Lynched." 3U( | «c inaken dozen and tiro. [Southern Whig.] f ,.,«ire scolding! Doubt not that the poor man will hear marks of her claws lo his grave or, to , ■jYxm! Well may the ’republican any, "shameful die sramp am* wo, n dozen at,done.” We con- Scuators, and Representatives. spell longer.—Moron Telegraph. a T .^meeting of the citizcus < % Crawford held in the Court ft»n » of Knoxville ou Saturday Dooly i, Early Chairman made known tlio object ol the meet ing, mid on moiiou of Dr. Harvey the chairman nj.jniiiitcd n Committee of nine persons to draw j E fling;, in upresolutions, tosubuiirto the eon-idcraiiou of; Elbert s.iitl meeting ; nud to report the same as soou as | Emanuel practicable. I Fayette r The committee consisting of F. Bnc<n, N. Brad ! Floyd for.!, J- -M. U. King, John Crowell, G. J. Tur- ! Forsyth- ner, J. A. .Miller, G. J{. iiuntc.', I). G. W ash- Franklin heart), and Dr. J. C. Harvey submitted the fol- Gilmer lowing report and resolutions: Glynn Hindi were ummiiuniisly adopted. Greene \\ ncreiis a few Fanatics in the Eastern and Gwinnett Northern rilutes under false pretence of ivligiuus IJabcrsham piiihuitbropy and moral obligations, have been Hall uiaustriuU'iy engage i in printing and disscinitia- Hancock l,u! in the worth and in the S.-uth printed essays Harris in tirprci atinu of slavery and teeming with fui- Heard »«iiieal*usi!of those who hold slaves width said Henry pu.iliciitious are well calculated to stimulate the Houston slave tu ilisnbedicuce and iiisiirreciion, and coin- Irwin pell the waster lo use more rigid restrictions over Jackson his slaves. And ah hough we have every cnnfi- Jasper idicc in a majority of our noriberii brethren who J.flersoh trni set mi less an estimate upon the preservation Jones of the Union than we of the South do; will arrest Laurens the nefarious interference of those fanatics with- Lee oat the interposition of the South. Nevertheless Liberty under the present state of excrement we feel it Lincoln n duty ill conformity with other parts of the Uni- Lowndes led States in express oitr feelings upon so mo-. Lumpkin mciMH a subject. Hut whilst ue solemnly <Je- -Madison . iiouui-e tile course pursued by those dangerous Maiiou ass-riatiima we will not hold the expression of the Milntosh ii iii isned »ali-faction we led at the proceedings M.-riwet-.er *.f a largo portion of «»ur NTtirthern brethren wlto Monroe h ive lately gjvcn us such striking evidences nf Montgomery their regard for our safety, respect for our rights, Morgan sn.l d-voiiou loiliccim-tituiiou and Union of these Murray sTai.s. Muscogee Tliercfnro Resolved, “As the opinion of this Newton meeting that the constitution has guaranteed to Ggleiborp I he slave bolding Stales, the right of properly in their slaves, and has left the entire niauag. uwnt mi,I control of this subject to the citizens of those t'r.tr . respective v. . 21. Resolve,I, Tliutit is the duty of the several States of this Union to protect their respective citizcus ill all tht rights of life, liberty, and prn- iwr:v, against all assaults from whatever quar ter they may cotne. 3.1. Resolved. Thai Congress has no right to (m iucipate die slaves of the distriet of Columbia i ratty other portion of the United Slates where ■divert i-. tolerated, but by the couscul of the in dividual owner of such slave nr slaves. lih. Resolved. Thai we will arrest, detaiu. and mmiiin and treat all agents emissaries or public d, fenders ..f die Abolitionists as their base co-irse and intcrfereoco reserves. 5ih. Resolved. Th it this meeting highly ap- prove of lb.! independent course of the P**atinns- i-rG II,t;iI rcl-itive t > the propriety of the trans- Di '-m) of incendiary documents and other mis rl.iwnus pu'-liciitioits through 'be medium nl t!i.> Tost lo’Uee department. And we recommend a Vigilant adherence to those i .sfruclj.-us by all th:-subordinate offices throughout the country, nu I that tli- Postmaster at New York merits the liigli M rnmaieiidaiioii for the imlepe»dentcoursc tint i; has taken on that subject. G;h. Resolved, Thin « rmr.uiittce of two per ; Applimg y — , . ...i linker * - ■ . . : Baldwin Murray; Jordan, Ker.an j liibli ftabei*; Late she, Hunter, llrynn Hines; Bird Bulloch Cone; Watkinson, )>urke Lawson ; Allaivay, Burton, Burke Camden Brown , Glark, A ightirgale. Cainphell Cochran; M t'ey. If'hi'r, Carroll Cuss lioggess; Harrison, Rodgers, i Chatham McAllister-, Gordon, Millen, Shick, 1 Cherokee • Clark Mitchell; Clayton, Stroud, Moore, Cobb • Columbia Coweta ' very ; Wright, Guuby, Messitigale, Crawford Decatur I)c Kail) Crowtll ; King, Colbert, c<s|; fm» 313 291 49537(1 JatftL 314 320 3] 3 310:282 284 485 503483451 j45lj42 Graham ; Boirtn, Patterson ; Hard, Powers; YVnldhnner, Heard ; Davis, Craft, NvCurry, fang ; Landrum, Alien, Prtetnan ; SiilchtH, Ash, Harrison 285 00( 45: (Mi O 25t 1623227 145 450 569 J92 492 452 285*0431284 134 130 450J47440 572j566j574 111 401 1400594 397, 282.266.267 452443*447 i’ashior; , o XZat'&' Cap Store mulberry .street, u 280 28S 423437 060 07o 060.060060 060 (i73 073 073 073 1339 002 343 344 342316000 fflO 001000 312581 276318296312 581 537 531 534 I3J7331 I7714U 445137 436 13b 009(MM 309388 OOOIIOt 337,635 000WOt 125 405 600 392407 118322 >72 252 255)250 251 07 2.)I 07 ' 288 279 285 tet: 170 141 14.3141 1421167 830 099 Oft*085 099 757 50.3 235 King ; Dari. Houston, Dawson , Foster, Janes; iilurkman ; Jlamho, Ezzr.rd, /.amillon,Marlin 857/78I |048k)85 02.0 728 5001409 63 J Steelman ;. Smith. Holcombe, Carr, Hunagan ; McAfee, Clark, Sanford, llalcs, ..nmler; Vinson,-Ingram, Smith,, White; Henry, Ret.i, tt nod ; Peddtj, l ers ; Kemp, Petit. Burk. Hemingway ; Ktlly, Engrain, Dunum, J Addle , Burns, Pittman, P.nticosl, ' - 65' 237 |7I4||07 1375 449 1502443 *000,00(1 Killain ; Russell, Stanley, Yopp, \Lasohnn ; Ford jW allhour ; Fleming. Casscls, Lamar; Wright, Lochhnrt. Obarr. Shaw. Polk, Adair, Strickland, Wood; McDonald Dunham Styiltl; Johnson, Philips, Rutherford; Flew elicit, Gordon, Bl ark, Ran on Xcshit: Floyd, Van Laudiugli .in, Leonard. 641 498498 630632 215 046 045)045314.5 y89 * 1884)8806 1 025 ifc>302;l|026,72:i 72gj728 730 87- 375jd6(j87l75l 628 72.5 389 19.3:194 393434 44.3 441 143 444 66! 344 346342 344 16 619901 6211170 626722 726 379 !79?!52 >l744|759;752|75! 41: 5471 .w*s»_5-w Tt t • r «} | -J 6.57 477j65:i 655654 645 4 528.367 4.52 541 '530 5.38.* 581586 586.60. 1501.37 I t i >41 .564 56.5 567148: 115 115 107 415 596916 i 104 423 >26325 J *?3’076073 041 040011 168 167 |68 76-5.765 76t) 240237235 ■' nblic sale oa a%oai estate. _ , sutiscnbers, Witli tin view ol' clo-ing their - concern, will otter for sale at ;!ic lower Market House, ill the City of Augusta, on Monday the 10th i day of October next. 1 Alt moir Real 1.state in the CHv of Augusta, About 50 buildings lots in Rre village of Sprihg- Jieta, T IIL babscriber. having established hurpelf in Macon with a view to a permanent residence, and lama, tlie store recently occupied by Mr. F. F. J Lewis, directly opposite the Central Hotel, will keep I constantly on hand a general assortment of _ ; . Hats, Caps, Furs <&c. ! comprising ^ • House nud lot' in the village of Wrightsboro, Co lumbia county. - • House and lot in the village of I.incolnton, Lincoln county.’. Houses and lotsTu the village of Sparta, Hancock 1 county. . ; i Houses and lots in tha village of .Monticello. Jasper county-. - 1 House and lots in the villuge of Marion, Twicss rtnntv * * e ii *» - “ cv ? , 7 variet . v °f style and quality, nsimlly gfzj \ cl called lor at a similar establishment. Anions his a i- • - sortuient may be found “ j 202A do Deaver, 8atin Reaver, Otter, Castor Roaruni and wool Hats; 1 0,1,1 Meus Fur and Hair, Seal Caps, Boys black, blue rrf nrntini nUtL r«— . i _ • * i . , . Plaiitatijm in Ilaticoek county—^570.acr{;3, Pbiitation in Putnaiu county—260 acres. 105 Acres River Swajup Lahu, Richmund'Countv. 100b Acres Land. Kllieit Couiitv. 2021 Acres Land 9th dist.'“ 1 j ^3rT,-°* ‘ e:te!s remaining in die Post Ollice at Clinton Jones county La. on U.< first of Octo ber, 133.-,. Allen Mr B 2024 1202 215 215213 if /28 768755 >13 191 ,91’337 147145 56.5 660 73.169 Hepburn; Bonner, Calhoun, Floyd; Harris, Loyal, Liickic, Taylor; Landrum, llulbard, McKiidy, 549 627 585 i 58452437 565 4-89 557 ) 4?4,3<iOH2 (29 1231120 lit? 157:H 25(4298-233 518269,5)22 :99 266287 01)6001 002 41' 123 117 133 I (5 146 1461471155 >32233232-299 I 528,516 52523’ 297128228-8,231 I78 1 181 3 H] if{f il66t. 14!»j47: 485 48.5 429 131 136 0611121 130(1171270600*- 691 682 680 a 10 5 if 681 555687 691 817 8.53 8 i 8J8 W 214 119 2092R) i t 09774769169 all 796516511 1155 483 451 1.5t 682686510 814 8198528-5 496 410)172 177 V,7 126 (49 188 13i* 119 158 <00 2.50 256 64 516 II- 2I0208j414 416 697700747755,75' 767 205 386 445 6<i; 173 a .ri f > ro \ v " doth Caps, Bombazine do black and drab [ ^ ‘1° silk plush ;i new style, Merino and Circassian Ac &c, r rom his long experience and personal attention to tno business of inannficturing hats in some of the most extensive establishments at the north; he is ena bled to assure all those who may favor him with , lr patronage that he can furnish them with an arti- 202A 202A >024 do do do do do do do do do do 9 -18, •> 10 9 13 l« 8 13 15 do do do do do do do do do do No. <la do do do do do do do do do Monroe co. 138 Pike 130 d- 132 do 102 Unpbu 24 Dooly J72 361 133 258 - 1 — sujierior to any uuv,m ,,, i ,- , . , the southern market. " As his work w ill he principal- ' ’ lo ,‘ lo 2 ly manufactured at his establishment in .Macon, when j Perms made known ; oltered in i 2021 do 1 do 14 do do 231 do 490 do do 13 do do 375 Irwin 250 do do 3 do do 173 Early 250 do do 13 do do 257 do 250 do do 2’ do do '92 do Fayette- do Newton do Crawford Houston do. do do desired he will finish hats to order in any style to suit i the purchaser. From the facilities thus obtained and ! from assiduity and attention to his business he hopes i to deserve as he trusts ha Will recaive a liberal share) ol patronage. Oct 7,1835 GEORGE A KIMBERLY August 25 14 at day of sale. McKenzie & bennocii. THE INJJiAN’S PANACEA. Cl OR Scrofula, SaltRhenm, Ulcers, Fever Sores, _ L 1 Erysipelas, j)ysi>epsia,'Liver Complaint, Impu- ICJ* Wanted Beaver, Otter, Muskrat and" Raccoon I riti eaoftbe Blood, Chronic Inilamatiou of the Kidneys, skins , Sore Eyes, Mercurial Diseases, Ac.' Ho expect-, in a few days to remove to tlie store CASES OF CURLS— pectliii:;-! by Mr E B Weed ly’ Paulding Pike Pulaski Harris ; Baker. Williams, Clayton ; Hntcemll, Hutnll. 261 1128 L 269 cn; •gi 1 9 128 Putnam Gordon'; Harris, Hudson, Meriwether, j6l3j226;!33 <J3 ■3 , ; 610 6.'5 U;uido!pti Biters; Camp, 306 118 307 3"7 &K :ii5 13/ 4 113 148 Ivicll'imud Walker.; Selitey Rhodes, Shillings, 565 473 536 5:16 "ill 55! l .> Kit' 473 513 >erivr n McCall; E. J. Black, Grech, 218 258 219 219 219 210 25! 25 f *57 •254 Stewart Robinson ; Dism tikes. 57! 423 5(i7 567 '.72 136 Or 427 j!8 Smut r Talbot Powell; Towns, Drane, 84: 7:ff> 816817 5 I ' : »7 7 ) 729 /•Tj 714 Taliaferro Tatimi'I Tolfttir Thnin.'is Troup . - ’ Alford; D mghcrtv, Lewis, 013 4J(i 257 2’9 25 219 911 ■>J 5 M3 Twiggs Smith ; Turvcr, Solomon, 152 314 156.585 4 X3 153 Sir -'{38 397310 Union Epson Uullawnv , Davis, Collier. !!7 507 424 42.3 422 L’l fitw> .501 501 503 U nlp.ii Echols , Early, llrynn. Hill 6d:i 341 6ft 1641 596 600 305 1H 3)8367 W are Warren libson ; Wilder, Chandler, fl arris. 415 .Hit) 437 4 41 .29 4:5 510 536 5 Poll »\ isllillgloll 'infold ; Robertson, Hurst, Whi If t Id, .2:1 >7) >85 ■}7 * 5l>. .16 531 517 W.ivoe fhe field; Robson, ' \ - 988 •)il ,185 '-9 »>5 ■8- ;.»3 156 357 159 Wilkes Willis - B dton,-Bradford, Brawn, 549 53; 1 519 51 551 5i7 526 53:? :12. U iikittsoii Little ; liivcrs, llauln r, 455 440 lit; 450 ii-' J5I 23* M) 130 129 Walker CROCKERY, China and Grlaass Ware, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Till IE Suhscribers t ; tkc this method of informing -i3. v the public, that they have recently purchased tho stock of CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS WARE formerly Owned by P. B. TAYLOR A. CO. and have taken the store heretofore occupied by them, opposite Messrs. Stnv.il, Simmons A Co’s Warehouse, Broad-street, Aiigii=ta—wjiere they iutoud keeping Constatitlx.ota hand, a large A extensive assortment of Crockery, China and Glass, Which they offer for sale on the most advantageous terms to .Merchants from the Country and others. Being connected with a large importing house in Boston, and one of the partners residing itt England for the purpose of making tfie best selection of Goods, they feel confident thai-they can furnish WARE on terms equally advantageous with any other market in the United States. Purchasers am respectfully invited to call and ex . amine our assortment. WILLIAM WOODBURY A CO. Sept 'i l g^U'lSRANT 'p an order->ftho. court of Ord inary of Houston county, will be sold within the leg*) hours 'of sale, on tlie first Vue-day in before the court house dote in d Vrstipcounty, lotVifl u«d Yo. on. h-r ty three in the fourth district of-Trmii property ol Penny Join, r fbrjbe bin Joiner n minor. 8«pt :>(>. i )’>. ISA\(MIt>i.M ember next Lagrjmge. d and twen- cminty as the •o ofsuid Teimy 15 - Gia. nltan. LIP PITTS? HIGGINS TygrAVE removed into their new- Brick stores ad- appftilitml by the rh'iirtnntt Sir each -lisirict | .fe.M. joiiiine the Post < UTrce, attache ! to yvhich they •ou ti tv to cum into effect the above res- have convenient WARE HOUSES for the reeepiiou :d"u-e their s-udcavors to buvcil.o pat- and storage of COTTON. They tender thetr servi- iSraugiit to '^3aits co. Tail, .WSX Y the Rtb instant, a Negro Man who says his name :! P is John, and belongs to James M Childs living in til: Uite of Mississippi, county of Hinds. He isubout forty five years old, 5 feet o inches high. The negro says he left his master Child’s camp in the county of ,,, » am u-e in. .uae.ua, > ... . . v . „, c , )Ilij!ic in tlle storage and Sale of Cotton, on be tot Ins master unites camp in toe county... r» 1 r'gally enforced, wlicfcupon thy ehairm.in whi( !i IHlv . aures wi || he made, or on Cotton lo while going to Mississippi, and was purchased pr.icccded to luuiiinao the follow itig earned per suns viz; G. II. Turner. Stephen \Vfight. John Walpole, limit I Culpeper, Julius Turner,Titos. H.irron. E Siinouteii. Syivnuus Prince, Jona- ilmi Ross, nud Uriah Sbippy. It J. Williamsuii, J. 1*. Glover. (Javitl \ very and E. Joiner, Thus. Frntchfild. Isaac Childors,' .Matisil Ilaniineek, nid J. M. 1). King. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet ing h- signed by tlte ehairitnii and Secretary at: I furwiiltleil lo the Editor. »f ilia .Macon Mes- sruger, and Telegraph with a request for them t>» pahlish them in their respective papers. HENRY CROWELL, f'linirinan. II. B. Troutman, fcc’rv. ba sliipped lo their friends in Sa ran nah. Pit ita ldpltia. Charleston, JlaUimvre, New York. Providence, or licuton. 3t 16 o.-t 1-' a?-2£S basing Corn. I'oru Meal, I'lour, northern. Il inili, do I lams, Hole Rope Iron * 11 ickerel t’oTee, 8«gar, ‘ial.ns. s, brandy, peach, Jo Cogtiiac, «"in, X. E. Li .. Holland, •Li Northern I." 11 per yd els. 28 a 30 per bushel cl*. 60 do do 60 do do 10 a 11 per ]h. cl*. 10 a 15 do do 1.5 n 16 per )h. els. 12 a 14 per Ih. t’H. • r >4 a 6 per hhl. $ 9 a 124 perIh. cH. 14 u Hi dc» lie I0.J a ia» per gal. «!o 45 a 50 do s 14 do do 1* a 2 do Cl* 50 a .56 .1.1 $ U O ill) Its. .58 a 024 per els’ 8 a 10 per hag S •■J-l per hush. ** 1 Xioc tares. Macon Academy, Ott 13, 1835. RDM (lie solicitations of several friends, the sub- 7 scriber proposes to deliver a course of Lectures on Nat. Philosophy, including the most recent discov eries in Electro-magnetism made by Professor Henry and tlv* Brandon blacksmith. A Telescope of sufficient power for purposes will he received before the clo. 1 litres. The instrument is selected by a distinguished Professor, who Ims lately returned from Paris, ex- presdv for the subscriber; not of sufficient power lo see the inhabitants of the Moon, lint to see distinctly its mountains, lulls a id valleys. The subscriber flatters himself 1 hat the facts and illustrations gathered front the best American and European scientific ionrnnls to 1,3 enabled to offer a conrse of Philosophical lectures not umvorty the attention of the citizens of Macon. The Introdnetorv Lecture will be given on Mondny ovenitia 19th of October, if the weather be favorable, on,which the attendance of the citizens of Macon is mo.it respectfully solicited. J. DARBY. £.ime For sale hv the snbscrilier. . o,.115 Vt EDMUND RU'' r LT. in South Carolina^ The o ( wn*r is hereby informed tint the above uegro is now in jail, ebarged with the offence of burglary or house breaking, atid that tlie prosecution will not lie urged till the owner is heard from—who is requested to come forward, prove and ti.e lb a property, after Having the ch.-irx'es. oct (5 *f f« ~\YM L vV IL80N. jailer. <i/'.<Ilt(Jt.1: Campbell connly. T l iitEAS Joel Yates and John A ilepkiiivap- ply to me for letter > of Administration <m tlie, • i.iIl' of John Nations, (ala of said county deceased. 'Plus nr, therefore, to cite and admonish all all practical ith'lsinguUtr, the kindred and creditors of said de- p of the I-ec- ' eaa L 1,1 brand appear at my office within th' time prescribed by late, to slew cause, if any they have why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office ttiisWlitb ■ 1 16 E ’• m v: Richard II’. PI Us is a candidate for the office of Sheriff at the ensuing election of Bibb county. Hi • ,’Y’>/ire. 7.. B. WADE wilt ha a candidate for Clerk of the Inferior Court at the Election. lit ogi 1:>. SVw Sale. ./? Valuable Plantation. HU subscriber beingajiont to iennqtiitdiJpsplsn- ting interest, offers for sale his valuable Plaula- ^jt) I’lt.VYi'D froin ‘die subscriber's plantatinn in the 14th Houston, .in the 1st mst a large grey Mare, her right eye out. \lso three Mules, one a small bay, tlie others of a dim color, on * with a'small white spot on the right side of his rump. They were beard from oa tha road towards Macon. Any information cote 1 eriijng them will lie thankfully received, and a liberal reward given for their uebverv to me. oc; 15 16 4t t. .CRAN’D G \ v 3. 5033 1 Victor M. Uora u 33ioa Hercba.it MACON. GA. W ILL keep his office at tbo Counting room for merly occupied by J. G. & Co. where iie •vili In prepared to to mated liberal advances on eon- /T^N the fir* t Tuesday in- November next, will be sold at die court l ouse in Knoxville, Crawford county, the following property to wit: 2024 acres of lain! more or less, No. one hundred and forty five, ill tlie seventh district of (originally Houston now) Crawford county, levied on as the pro perty of Andrew Proud fit, in favor of Faille H and Royals vs said Andrew Prondfit levied by a constable. Also Augustus Ilattawny’s-interest.in ado! of land in the town of Knoxville: whereon l:e now lives,levied on as his property to satb!y a small fifa in favor of John Hannon, property pointed out hy plaintiff. oet.l. 15 JOHN WHITTINGTON, D. Sh’ff. i\E\V SPUING CLOTHING, flats, Shoes, c?c. spiis/cxa: y 8 i>ow opening at the Macon Clolliing-Store, a new JL and hamJsoiue assortment of tbc above goods con sisting in part of the roliowing: Thibet cloth Dress Coats, Frock Coats, and Coatees English Crape Cumblet do do do Bombazine do do do Circassian do. do do Brown A grass Linen do do do iluutin. MM' Fine blk, brown, A’, green Bombazine Pantaloons Crape Camhlot * do White and brown Linen do White and brown Drilling — do Pongee and Lasting do Princes Cord and Silk Drill do Thibet Cloth and Crano Drill - do Marno Cassimere and Nankiu . do ■Ionian Casimcre and Satin do Diagonal-Drill do * Cloth and Cassimere do Satinetl and Cord do tiim in tills realty, containing five squares of Land. sigmU-mt ofSoods. Cottoti stored, or shipped to 8a- 1-1 two story Dwelling House on Court lion-a - spiara lately occupied by M. Simmons Esq.— .’ia‘ apply ih:» subscriber; at the Branch -date <t oet 15 N ATH B VUK) It . cas'iirr. of.which between five and six hundred acres are nmv in cultivation and in excellent order. AI-o (lie stock of Mules and Hog--, mid the Plantation Tools, Ae.— AI-o com may lie pnrehasod for tlw supplv of -the phice the enmuig year. Every thing nppertnining to this place is in first rate order. It is. considered 1111- imee-sary to describe it further, ns it is- exported that those wishing to pitrelraso will call and exnnnne the property fi>r themselves. If not sold at private sole previous to the first Tncrdav jn January nest, if will on that dav be offered at public sale, at the court bouse in thiseitv. Terms: cash or '2 month credit fer cil- dii-ibted paper. THOMAS * APIER. AlVeon. O.- ’ 5 1ft .T'R V v-inn ib, Charlo-iion. and New 4’ork. ilE7EREXCf.8—J K KILBUR.Y A SIBLEY ^Angnsta, R BARBER F ntV^"r JltN * C °‘ ^*va„nah L BALDWIN v'i Co. ) BOYCE. IIENRY -A WALTER ? Charles J.NO. FRASIER A Co. J ton, JAMES HAMILTON A. SON ? v ,. NORTH. MANNING A HOYT, J oct. 3 15 ■*Ar OtlSO. ' O: frier nf the T/nst :es of the Presbyterian nJ> I’nrcli, in,, pu’.vs will b-; rented 0:1 the first •> ei ln- in Nov next fir oho year. Euro will also ho ’■ a i.l foe siiiiplc ouo paw.' s-ibject to it tax of It) per g rpYN<' R. sec, ord treat'r. H '• fi.t.MEN’s Sue water proof HATS ^ J 1-t received and lor .sale bv * ’ ’ W.M If nURDSALI.. 4 I’ file an l i*:auo Covers ol' tine quality \ ' ® Hist reeyved mi l for snldbv ^ Y. V. M.'H. BURD6A1.L. ; 3Por Buie, SlaaSioii This well known establishment has been taken by the undersign ed and [in in thorough repair, and furnished entire with new Furni ture and Bedding, forthe reception From iu locality, it is both yUEALT lot No ^ in -quiiro 36 city of Meroti, atllie IO[ lower end Ilf Cherry Street, ilex' door to jlr ... Z 1 bter’s immediately on the corner of Cbcrfy nnd of 3-j t:\l.irs. From its locality, ili.-butli cnnvjuient •Sixi'i streets together with all the improvements ihe- to the Trtv-ill«r«ud the Merchant t’haaiudersi iiied reon cousistin" of-a comfortAble Dwe'.: ; e House; in addition to the convenience*-mentioned, would kitrhnt) snmkc house, corn crib. .stahl»s. tfc tented at -rate, taat he has also put in equal repair and fumish- nrc i-nt lD T J Salisbury for 815ft per ;i«ini:n>. Per- e'd the private apartments also with new furniture and ons dcsinlns t>> purely® wifi p!en>e exatritte the hfdditi-’. Tite lioitso will be well provided with at premises! and if tin! sold before the fir-1 7 n-eday in t ;uUva a'ld trust, worthy servants. Attached is a large next nm-itli. it v-'ill then be sold to the high -ibi.'d.r vil eouimodioils Stable, with the host of o-tlers a ltd in front of the court house on that day. Indisputable provender. . titles call be roatle. net 15 p R B »MTLEY. .- Tin Mausion House will be ready for the reception ^71 FI 8ALF. BY E. fob 1ft 25 Line LirpITT A lTIGGiN?. nf Boarders about tlie 10th October, and it is hoped, from the attention which he will individually give it, to merit public patronage. 6t.iv.muih net 1 4t 14 JOHN I. DEW S. Linen and Cotton Shirts oi every variety and quality Russia Duck Pantaloons and Jackets Fine white Marseilles Vests “ Buff “ do “ Plajd “ do '• “ Stripe “ do “ Figured •* do “ Buff A. white ^’’alencia 4 r est3 “ Figured 11 do •• Bomba/.iue “ do “ Florentine “ do “ English Silk “ do “ Velvet plain and figured do “ Embroidered Velvet do “ Cloth do Common Vests, fine Cloth Frock Coats, Dress Coats, aud Coatees and Pantaloons, Linen, Cotton, and Nett Drawers, Nett Shirts. Ac. Ac. Children’s Clothes. GOODS. Fine blue, blk,green, and royal purple Cloths; blk Silk Velvet, huff CassTmere Stocks and Suspenders; Gloves, Hdkfs, Linen (Random) white Cotton, and blk and white Silk half hose; Bosoms, Collars, Stiffners, Linen Cambrick Hdkfs, blk Hdkfs, Ac., Silk and Cot ton Umbrellas, Military Epaulettes, Lace Cord Tassels, Stars, Buttons, Belt Plates, Pompoincs Wings, Scales, Ac. Ac. HATS. Superfine blk and drab Hats (made to order) Low price blk and drib Hats Drab and blk Wool Hats Fine Palinlcaf and Chip Ilats (lined) Cloth Caps Ac, BOOTS & SHOES. Gentlemen’s fine Boots, Shoes, and Pumps of most miy variety and quality, all of which will bo sold as cheap as any other establishment, for cash.. N. B. A small assortment of Summer Goods on hand Bombazines, Mnrcno Cassimeres. white and brown Grdss Linen, white and brown Drilling, white Mar seilles, which will be sold cheap for Cash. march 31 41 "H’l'ST received and for Sale, 32,000 lbs. Bacon Hams, Shoulders and sides. —ALSO— 5.000 lbs. Lard, new and good. fob 19—35-tf T- L. SMITH. C1XARI.EST0.N', March 27, 1832. I was seized, about throe years since, with a distres sing Rheumatism,, caused by taking a severe cold while under the influence of inerbury, anil which has dis abled mo from business nearly- ever since; During this period, I have been a patient in the Marine Hos pital, in this city, upwards of four mouths,-a'ud nearly the same length of tim-t in the Baltimore Hospital,, and tried almost every remedy, with little benefit. Ou the 16th of February last, at that time scarcely able to inuve about upon crutches,commenced the use of The Indian’s Panacea. In one ’month I found uiyself entirely free Irom pain, and am now,happy "1 s’ate that 1 consider ntysrlf perfectly well. \VM. TUCKER, 13. Market-st. Cii.vm.ESTo.v. May If. 1831. The undersigned has been labouring under Mercu rial Rheumatism for three years past; durir.g which period he was an inmate of the City Hospital, and un der the medical treatment of thr ffiiysicians of that in stitution. without obtaining permanent relief. In the month of December last, I was permitted to’use The Indutn's Panacea, and five bottles completely-reliev-yi me. L. WARREN. CfiAni.KSTON', Dec. 20, 1831. The subscriber had for nearly two years a scrofulous nicer upon flie'kuce, covering a surface at times.as large as her hand. It was so severe as Jo confine her to the house nearly the whole of that time. She tistfd many remedies in vain, and began ta despair of ever getting relief, when she fortunately tried The Indian’s Panacea, and is happy to state that four bottles healed it entirely, and she has remained perfectly well to this time, nearly a vear. ELIZA 'STRONG, Gcorge-st. Ch.vkli.stox, July 12, J831. I was nfilicted four years with a:i ulcer in th" leg. occasionally accompanied with erysipelatous iritlam- mution aud excessive pain iu the leg and ancle joint. Several eminent Physicians exerted their skill upon it, but without permanent benefit. Ill this state, five hot ties of The Indian’s Panacea made a perfect cure. MARGARET A. WEST. 121, Meetiiig-st. Charleston. Jan. 20, 1832. This may certify that I was afflicted with a scrofu lous disease for several years, during which time 1 em ployed several eminent physicians both in Philadelphia and Charleston, and also took' several hollies Of .Svvaim’s Panacea, but all without permanent benefit. During the last winter I was taken with an ulcerated throat, which soon became so severe as to prevent tnv taking sufficient food to sustain life. I remained in tins situation several (lays, emaciated, and threatened with. absolute and unavoidable starvation—when, as a last resort, I had recourse to The Indian's Panacea, and found from it almost immediate relief, recovering - so rapidly that in four weeks I found myself quite well, as I h.ive remained ever since. ANDREW COZIER, King-st. • A colored woman, belonging to Mr. AdamTunuo, Charleston, was affected for nearly two years with a distressing pain in her head, accompanied with ulce ration in her nostrils, and a cbustimf discharge of very offensive matter front her nose. Site was entirely re lieved by taking two bottles of The Indian’s Panacea. Pi-txam Co. Ga., 1834. Tliis may certify that I have been afflicted with the liver complaint these five years ; that I have been doc tored for it by several of our best physicians without effect; and that I was cured by taking nine bottles of The Indian’s Panacea, with some other ittle mercurial pills, directed bv our doctor. P. JOHNSON. For rale b/ J. IE A W. S. ELLIS, Li \ K fil? STAGES BET WE EiN DAEZXiN Time times a week—ria Perry’s Mills, t'lonruoy’s Mitts, Jacksonville, and Hatekinscille. TJ« WELLERS are res pectfully informed tliat the above Line will start ou the 15th of Oc tobernext, tearing each end cv- i.-cry other day. The. Coaches are all new, built cx- vressly for 'lie Line A.of the most approved construc tion. The proprietors having taken great pains to in- sure the comfort end convenience of passengers, flat ter themselves thaf this route will be found the most convenient and expeditions between tlie interior of this State and Darion or New York. To connect this line-with the north, there arc two regular Lines of Packots between Darien aud New York to leave each ctid once every Week or oftener, (besides transient vessels) so that with fair winds the passage from New York to Macon tuay-bo'uiade in six or eight days. There will also be at least eight Steamboats to run regularly between Darien, ITawkinsville, and Macon, some of which will start two or three times a week ; an excellent stage runs three limes a week (with the probability ofitsrunning every day afterthe 1st ofGe-- tober,) between Darien A Savannah, nnd Steamboats j making tlie passage in eleven hours, leave almost eve ry other day, conveyance by stage twice and Steamboat once a week to St. Mary’s and East Florida, so that travellers arriving in Darien can have .their choice of' proceeding in either direction by stage or steam. JOSEPH 3. PAGE, Agent for Proprietors. Darien, Attg lft-fitcovv-S Butts Nyah Bradley Luton Brockman William Bodingtield Lewis Bazemore Reddick Brown Brady Bayne John Blount Miss Caroline Butts Spyers C Cox tjunles M Cnb.uer.., li. nry B 2 Cop 4 ,i : jir j.. nles ^ Ci.uk , iiw rd I Cruder.- Andrew i Calhoun John Cunningham James Carmichael Perry M Car-on Adain Chap man Miss Cyntliia Chapman Miss Jane Calm" Catharine R Cook Sophia \V idow D Dealer Stephen -2 Delnny James'A Driver Giles R. Enviu Jnsiali. do i Ethridge'I. haiu F Ferguson Credit.; Felton John R G Gordon John Gpdnnl James Guyton C B G on!01. John Vff Gauldiug AVilIiqnt‘2 Griffin William D Griffith Joseph W Greoii Thornheny iGlover George . • .11 H.irrjs Jared Hill David Hart Hubert II inner Oolmnbus C H:dl Asapfi 2 Hornedv Isaiah Huins Mut'hevy Hogan Tlionias belt ‘ as- - bna J mm .ohti teas B one - 15 Jones John Jordan Loviek P L Laney Hugh B Little .Asa 1 .owe John Lowe 'I bomas Lester David Lowe Miss Sarah E 11 lMossingale Warren Mohnu Thomas -Muoneyham Stephen Middlebrooks Thomas jr M oticrief Samuel Malone Daniel . M’Kny John Martin Robert D Mitchell C M Mitchell Ransom 'Melanie Augustus P, Pcodcr Wright Patterson W iley Pain Janies Peters Balaam Patterson Win It Reynolds Larkin Uussier Mrs Martua S Shrcvdcr Eohorsou F Fniith Lzekictje . • Siinmona James Siljl. J hires ' F foodh'y ii oLsi rt. Sun find iieu John W t-e.ifcniifUiiVis " Smith Ilcniy- ( . films Linfeheiry • .-ii'iirti>_Mi.vt'h H-2" ’ flatvT - Miss Hatiiet ..Elqelila Alias Jauo . - T Tolies John 5 Tisoh IvjLci.cn 1* 'ilaicn.t a UnMait R- Tutiver Rii ;.v' TUweait I 1 .: Tbohu Y. , Ju&nca Waas Jm n 2 Wa.us Mhlticiv. • • Wngi.t iU>hn Wilder 1 tlwarti W aiter Joliq ~ s .Wliftaker Mnrk 2 \\ Pntfey Aiiss l.mily A v- Zachan John SF ■JAM4: I’ost timed PebrvjG-.' •; A list of names.of the persons to. w. "... letters re mumm'g in tins office lor the quarter date, anil if tint taken Out during. ..-.t • .kvi.it. ter, ending-tile ’Est 'Dcc r next, vv.n ; -Post Office J)i partiueitt, VVaiiii]^'* 11 C v. biters—Ask for advertised Leilct.-. ’ ! ‘ - : A \ GREEABLY to an Order of the Inferior Court of Monroe county, when sitting for ordinary pur poses: Will on the First Tuesday in January next, within the legal hours of sale, he sold before the Court House door iu the Town of Forsyth Monroe county- the negroes belonging to 'the Orphans- of Alexander Leggett deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. ANDERSON BALDWIN, Guard’n. Wigmt 20 9-- ■ POP SALE. T HE property at present occupied bv the sub .] scriber. Sept 19 13 W. «. BfJRjlftAI.i - J Georgia, Ootrcia county. Cotccta Inferior Court sittitrg ffir ordinary purposes. Jr- ly term, 1835! TT appearing to the eonrt jliat Howell Elder scr.. ii guardian for Howell Elder jnn. orphan of Sterling Elder deceased is iffisirons of being dismissed from said guardianship, It is therefore, 011 motion, Ordered by the court, that all persons therein interested shew cause if any they have on the first Monday in Septem ber next, why the said Howell Elder guardian of the said Howell Elder jun orphan as aforesaid should not he dismissed from said guardianship in terms off the law in that case made and provided. I certify the above to be a true extract from the min utes of the eonrt, Jul v 6th 1834. 5 DAVID MOSELEY, c. o c-. Allen, AlHosou Vinbrson. Abram' Adam=, David Arnett, Jonas Altmun,- David n Batetnuu. Charles k-ifc'in., W'm. O. - Brinson, H. W. nnibam.-i.ilis - Bulkiid. .las. N. Browti, M-siElizalieth Bell,'Jesse Bstey, Robert , Bryan, Sehorn C. Butler, Sreriing l.FViUl, i.iiih: 'rya/i, Jf; - iurker, \V,m. •tttjts, Albert Droauiuve. Samuel • ■., '•r-tv. u, Robert Bryan, Jolm .'•Vi :- "•' iiiant - Byrd, Wiley ilurgahiv. Nrt'hgtiiel ' C t.! nuv ford, Janif-s "* •Jollins, VViu. G; . Crago.-John If. ’ - ’'obb,.Jto,wau' - - . Cleiiveland, Jchn i.'hain, Joii.11 ’aihooti. Jolin C/ C. pptdge. Lewis • ) Conyers, William Oktr& M tvs Uatsey Cappidge, James A. » Dcttard, Shedriclc Daughter)’, Joshua Davis, .Sarah - - - Diiitcaji, George M. ip.i tes.'Tl i f mif's iVuiican, William • ; licksftp, James -I. Duncan, John Davis, Malichin Jr.’ E Everett, James Eterbu, John F parnal, W’iIJiam Euntis, Benjamin Fie, J.i-'. nr R.Crass :. -.’i-.,> oin:!3 - 8 Gall, Jacob N. Gray, James Gaines, Whitfoi'tl D 2- • ■ucrrv, 2iary D. Gar'll.'r. !/r-'E. N. Grigs, Bryant Gilbert, Thomas J. Grace, James fl ithiier, John Hooker, Nathan F. Holt. James Hagan. Jiiicby Hull;'Martha ,- Hand, Henry H- Howell, David If iiinphis, John H-uffi. Cull’ll Jordan, Lewis J. 2 Justice, Beariey. Jackson. Hetiry 2 James. George Jone.s, Green ' Jonagan. Kisiah Jong : in, i lias •Tones, John Johnson, Aaron or Israel i Johnson, Richard 2 ict 6 Pike Sheriff sale. N tiie first Tuesday in November next, will b ' “ y sold before the Court House door in the tow.. of Zobiilon Pike county,between the lawful hours o, sale, the following property, viz : One small road waggon, and one sorrel horse, lev. icd oh hxthb property of Jacob Levins, to sitisfy- a fifa i-.su 1 from the superior court ol Pike county in favor nf.ilardv Crawford vs Jacob Levina, oet, 1. 15 .1. IE- SHIVERS, D. Shbnffi Johnson, T. J. Jameson, Dr. .Kelly, Jamb:. M. ■Kiriin, James .ii.' Kelley, . ' Kctup^Benjani; . Kiridriek. Jitd- ;; -.. ■ Luty, ifobpn 2 _ l.on, Butlpi!' Law, Robert P. - Lucky; Wi*...--v'. - Lawson, lli.pr Law, Henry G' l aw. James. Mitchel. C ,K. M’Graa, Nuthan Morgan, A. A-4 ' Mirthis, Janies M’(tarter, (. harles M’Lain, John Jiliisblwbite: William. M'.Carter, John I'. MUjttirc, Abner. M’Keii&ie A Sin.th ' . ’M ’Leiiand, Jauk. M’Laiti, H.iab Mtifct-r, Yt i iian'. E : M’Grtti; Mkk E drc- Montgoyicr, Minis, t’eytofl - Miller, Iif iiioniin - •Norwood; ’Theodore G1 ’. Osvetv-. William Poole, John I’ickitf M. .C. Peacobk, Robert I’ertir, Mi>s Nancy Patten A Taylor,. Patten, George ' Povveil. Elias ‘ Fotvell, I.eyvis Reese. Isham .itavncs. Robert A. Itaynl. Josiali.l). RoimdtoCgj Burwell See J«ck.-i n J. 81, i:h. (.. b::i E'di-rt S. -.: j . Dilson F. •Fi’iim:- ion). Henry 8’ii,r . I.nranzo S'hcs J Shiver.-. T-'lui 8tnc1;i.' Jefferson 8! punsh, I lias T: I >::•*.-< 1:1. i s T. (uupson ‘-lis-sMuiy I ’rnvlrir. Itrhs Tharp ViE 't'nyhiv. Janu Tiiomi ■, f a ial Turner. Htct.f Taykjr, W '' T:iy!or,_N‘^h<;- r Umler. o. q, * WaiE.-ffiRobo' \Vilf01. :-..fi WlbltillgtOP* -rl\. J ' on A. V W il Wliilkc Willi, Wim'.vil Deny W ■’ •' ' * W 111 Waters, Moses W a-: r ' y yvitigit. Itiebaid ! Wc-.t. William Wright, Mil I iff Wilbert.•• 5 on "Walker. Jes-e Vinson, Doac ■ Young, Eitaft Youmi, 8 ally w Georgia I : ■ . Af '/liter •r'.'-t ' ' e> , .1 oT edrvui; v . r :al> ib tinrxiffde alias J!!:- i-t- ‘ * *■ :ouj)t' <b ccast-d. , ,, , ,, cl. An«. uutToa* John nsd llhatn AUiti, a;>ply tt- r «► • >r letter.- ofadininistrntioi. < 1- ti 1 te < HjC, n’r bate bflbe iaid coif.- i.iffieascd. > , art. n.'.reftrC if <•••! it • " ' 7^1* ,Hgtif(ir the kindred (tin. it . to l{ nvd appear at r. ! . du d by late, to thou . r te :■ i mid letters should a* 1 1 gin"'-'. M under my hand ■ ■ th'- :day of sajlt: in13 ' H. ; o c o- . ttitl.it .d.t iivii if any U>nj hove. 971) )UR months i 1 O the honor. ‘ ;t sttUng for > ,;t | licat::m t« •.--* be m.n.ta or cbtir* .. t'.ke coua»>