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- €5 c o r a • a srlrgr i Uilv us^l wiilion* changing in character, fr*.'.. I:,.or. nroducing incurable disorder. ySUlfl ; From .Jliircflffctille. h'.Vrii l,ur. iiroJiiciNS incma!.!^ Ji.uiJ cr . | Tile General Assembly of tlu-State of Geor- Creek Indians ’hisV„il oS l rookocote hisor.lors- - .Israeli by the llonso of l.e,.reseatin'- gin, „ undent,n.,,1. ndionraed on IWrfn, and lias !xgSj! Tbo lSSLSeSembH for hostile purposes, in considerable force, on the Alabama side of the Clmttnhoochie, the number of their Warriors varying according to different statements, from 400 to 1000. The difficulty has noyv assumed a very serious cha racter, and must be met with promptitude and energy.—Fed, Union. . fvrrv fwc ,, >“ | ‘y v gta, wc understand, adjourned on Tuesday is calculated to lessen the force of that security : night. «r£rtnHc l.S ha J 1 h0 .! ,i i 11 t0 ° r T ni M th0 nCW Su?rCmn C ° nrt f |jr -' au ' while it expose* each to temptations j ' -}}?.?? "1* ,e ^°" s0, "l ' f * e .„ iiuircflkiency asorgaus of the con- f '>• »v oftord was elected on .Saturday c_ i-.... !t« hmiiiMirr will Ito fn nniln lutlli •• j «»vvuiitui t-irtlfU UIl^ttUHT 0 I Wofford, promoted, * i The following Bank Direct! Directors have been e- jn!) jt i a ws. its tendency will be to unite both Major General of the 7th Division G. M. in ■ ?ll r ^ii'i:ir t*te '.ttilf of th-* Penplo, aad thin givu . place of Gen. John Bates resigned; and Wm. n.litciion to the Government ansi-republican j II. Steelman elected Brigadier General in place lilitn'ornm- AH history tells us that a free * * • — — - should h 1 U.l slt-Mtld “ rver "' -< l ,,lesce *" a practice which j ecte(1 . ai .liminisli their control ov«r it. This ohliga- T . ", . ... . _ , , ... "" a universal in its application to all the prin- ! . . an jf, °'J? a J len ^ m * A. Dunham, A.Kim- , llf a republic, is peculiarly so in ours, J “? ri . v * *• W. Cooper, S. Palmer, Joseph Jones, 'I'-rc the formation of panic- fmuded on scctio- • -A- McDonald, Henry Atwood. ’’ I interests is so much fostered by (lie exteut of j Planters Bank—Peter G. Shirk, Benjamin j ® iriritorv. These interests represented by E. Stiles. Stmvart comity, against the depredations of no I niiiiiiccitey. to hiso the right of expressing ihcir w ill- The experience of our country, from ■I,, f.inuaiiou id the GovurilMciit to the'present Nullifiers Awake! The Seminulcsi—An express from General Clinch arrived in the early part of this week, calling on the Governor of the Territory for mounted men, to aid in protecting the frontier from the hostile pdf tion of the Seminole tribes, rhe demand was promptly responded to by the acting Governor, M. Walker, who immediately ~ “ for bre- Tuosday assem bled, and after a very able and appropriate atl- i dress by Gen. Call, about CO youug men tend- The State Rights party i ered tlier services. The company left town command of Capt. mounted, and made very handsome appearance. Jefferson, Ma- .hr.dsniimsirsftcs that the People cannot too soon ■ have nominated the following as their next con- ' the next evening under the c admit same stronger safjgu a rd fur their right to : grcssioual ticket, viz: Julius C.Alford of Troup, i Tlironp. Thev were well mi t to ih« highest olH iers known to the Lous- t-Edwartj J. Black of Scriven, Walter T. Co!- a very handsome appearance, liiuiieu, th unumec m mat sncrei in.stiu ( |nit of Muscogee, Wm C. Dawson of Greene, ■ dison and Gadsden counties VthmZytorM the particular attention of, J&jW* W. Habersliam of Habersham, John i their quotas. The battalion ...„ f.mgrwstotlie present condition of the District ; "• Howard of Baldwin, Joseph W. Jackson of will be placed under the command of Colonels of (hilntnbit* Prow whatever cause ihe great j Chatham, Plioinas B. King of Glynn, Eugcniiis ! Parisii and Reid, who will no doubt give a good ittnr.’idnn has arisen which now exists in tlio ! A. Xisbet of Morgan. account of tlieir gallant little band. been obliged fo surrender to a small party of Texiaiif WBo took the place, after a severe ac tion in which the Mexicans suffered considerable loss. But the most interesting and cheering intelli gence from Texas is tile complete organization of I the Provisional Government! The delegates to j the gen nil rnnsultulinti assembled at San Filipv on the J3d of November, and proceeded in adept mi the 7th, the Bill of Right*. In conformity with this plan a Governor, Lieut. Governor, ami a General Council were elected from among the members of tl.o consultation. We copy the following f-onj tbo Telegraph of ihe 14th ult. published at lit. Felipe do Austin: U e have received news from Goliad up to the 2d inst. The troops at that place had a <-ti rein forced l»y a comyatiy of fifteen men from Bny Prairie, ami a company from Nueces, which aug ments the number to eighty effective men. ' - GEORGIA: .1 Froclamation By WILLIAM SCFlLLY, Guru nor of the State of Georgia. TUWT'nEREAS. 1 bare received official information v 7 that NATHAN .SWEAT, w’iio .vasconvicted at the last term af the superior court of Appling coun ty, of the ofleiicc of Cattle Stealing, four y. Stall for her Scottsborougi* Fc stale Inntemte. ffc'iri.. above iii.-iit.iiiiiii, recently dndertfae man JL tigeincut of Dr. liubert C. Urown, has been jmrchast d by the subscribers, aud it® exercises wiilba resumed under tlieir direction, on inv, too litii JaiMiHiy, 1836. We assure the public, tint all our labors and oxcr- ilenrt ,. ... .... ■ iwciioiary concerns nl tins Di-triet, it is proper ; lint it* situ.iiion should he fully understood, and ,udi relief nr rcinodies provided ns are consist- w j M iili the powers of Congress. I earnestly ro o) niarinl the extension of every political right lullie citizens of the Di-trict which their true in- ifP-cs require, and which does not conflict with | gallant _ tffliswcauwi - - ; Another levy will be made to-day. It is in- Frotn our Correspondent. __ I tended by Gen. Call, to raise 250 Jr 300 ad- MtLLF.TOEVU LK, D.ic.17, W35. ! ditiona! iuen in this district, who will lie com- Drar Sir : The bill to organise the Sup- manded by Col Parkhill. The diflerent corps ! con’ - reme Court, upon its final passage in the Sen- , will he assembled at Hickstown, when Gen- | do Hams. ate, met with violent opposition, ami front a J era l Call will assume the command of tbo] Bale Rime In 'Uilujdgeville, on ‘Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Elijah .Sinclair the Hoti. Josiah S. • Patterson, Senator from Early county, to.Miss Winafrei! il.ouly daughter of Col. Wm. A.Temiille, Secretary of-State. In Millcdgevillc, on Simdny evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Sinclair, Doct. Francis II. Manson, ofHeii- ry county, to Miss Mary Barbara, daughter of John BetlimioASgqr. late Surveyor General of tiiis State. .7.. 7 .... ■ 3>ie«L ! j •' At Milleilgeville, on Vunday night last, after a .illness, .11 aj. Win. W. Carnes, late Comptroller end. On the nihilist, of a pulmonary residence in Montgomery county jainin B. I.-nnnr. fi.riuerl'y of slii: cers. betb civ Maud military, to be vigilant in epdeavor- j pupil outers the ndid, she will require three yeius to ingto apprehend ami deliver aidTugltive.jis afuresnid. j graduate. Every pupil who graduates at onr institu- N.Vi'iM N SH EAT is representsd to be about forty- | tion, wjUbave to go through a rigid examination befero five years of age, dark complexion, black eyes and hair, j a board of. literary gentlemen, when, if she exhibit suili- nhoutsix feet high, nud rather sleddeibrilt: j cie.'it attainments, she will receive an hppropriate tesli- (Jivea under my hand uad the great seal of the State, moalal. bearing the seal of the Institute. •it Milledgevilie. thistho eleventh day of Decern-, " her, eighteen hundred*and thirty-five and of the : A clerical) independence the sixtieth. j -n"*» ■»>« rs-uuiineu wim its. Jvvery \\ I ELIA 11 S(. II LEY. , non will be taught uiiichean constitute a well educated i and tlonicstic woman. There will be but one examina- j tion in a ear, and then; only tlie Senior Class will, be i examined, unless there be a special reouest to esainino I the ethers. . 1 . , j ’f wo afternoons in every week will be devoted to hec- (die work. . . . ■ > -- “ ■ j Every Saturday evening, all the pupils will assemble far the practice of sacred vocal manic—and on the first Pupi;.-- will be received atony time, and for any length ; tl * time, and will lie charged but for the period thev ; shall have remained with ns. Every branch of ednen- • By the Governor. Wilviam A Tex sills. Secretary ofState. dec 'J I 2t vJ‘) CESSGiA: ml tt~roeI(r>na iioti Bp.WILElAM SCHLEY. Gorentcr of the State of Georgia. IIEREAS, I have been satisfactorily informed. JT^ing ~ Corn, Corn Meal, northern. company of cavalry lrom Jackson i Bnindy, peach, Is m nrcsrnt nnrai.Izcd the stales i "" "T *““* ) County is expected to arrive in this place by! do Cogniac, ibi I l ion derive unequal ad antaxes from the ; ! noc,,ll ?? s or caucuses,, since which, their lend- to-morrow. It troes under the command of Rum, N. E. IVIcr:,I Judiciary, which have been so often ! ,n .?«f n ha 'p changed their tone and have tur- i Co! Pittman. In short, such is the spirit ma- | IH asl out ii» it I doom it u inoce.s ir/ la repeat [ I, - t ] about ail^ of a sudden—oppose tiie organ i- j ni tested everywhere, that the difficulties can- ili-ni here, it is hoped that the present Con I zation of a Court, thinking, lto doubt, that by , not fail to he brought to a speedy termination. : n*« will extend to all the States that equality j another year, they will have tlio majority ia I—Floridian. m r-peci in the heuefitsof the laws of the Union j the Legislature, and can then put whom they i - ffiiirli.MU only be secured liy the uiiiformily and j please oil the Bench—tliat they will succeed ill ! Inilian War.—The Jacksonville (Florida) Courier elii'-wT of tlio Judici 11 systmn. j t |,; s projocf, I liave but little doubt, as many of i * f * w <,a ys past, our town has lieeu «u!i these observations on the topics or gcito- , .r ■; . „„ niw ,i f i lr> ^.,.1 t,le "bring scene of busy preparations for a campaign theUnion party arc opposed to the Court, and thc |„ dia|| FronUer—fly the last accounts, the Iu- rd interest which arc deemed win thy of your (uiw'lcraliou, I leave them to your care, trusting hit the legislative measures they call for. will ciuet a. the wants and the best interests of bur AivinIcointry demand. ANDREW JACKSON, 'isliiiigtnu. 7ilt Dec. I3'E>. L-'! ’ * .• -■ ' ' Lb"’ ' nucoiv s Thursday, /ftcent her 21, 1835. “ Equity, M and several other articles prepa- 1 for tliis paper, is scrouged out by the Mes- I iiristmas is at hand—when wc expect to ti reive ottr full share of tlio “ compliments of in 1 season" vulgtirly denominated duns !—to ■ aside us to do so in unacceptable manner, we I'M again appeal to the generosity of" our Mrtuul subscribers (it is useless to apply to ay other,) for aid and assistance. ’A c take tins opportunity to suggest topunc- ully paying subscribers, tlio advantage of titling for their p ipers in advance : in the run f live ye trs, they will thereby make a saving " one third, besides interest. We annex our w>u: Terms of Subscription. Ter.** i Ioi.lari.iki id in tUraitcr. trill pay fur the pa- | totytmr. Five Dollars, pail in alranrr, trill pay ’■i-f iner lira year*. Tks Doli. ass, paid in advance for the paper fire years. "«x n.,t pail tcithin sU months after the year ha* a ‘*ri, three Dollars and Ffi’y Cents per annum i* b 'i-irgcif. If nut paid until the end of the ytar, * r U-tt/ars per annum trill lit charged—irilh interest vnmfitr. Terms of Advertising. ' larlunKrnts not erreeding one hundred uords, half tr tirtlce Itrerier lines, trill be inserted one time f dollar. When more than one insertion is gieen, '.a!* fur the first, and oft rents far each continuant*. , 'fs trkich a deductim of on* fourth trill he made, when tidraur*. far Collectors'and Coroners' Salts are char- ^htbelerj. hirlj .1 drertissrs trill he aUotrci tint squares in each ^' ftr Ttecnty Dollars per annum; and in the same larger space—payable quart f 1 » Of WW — — U t Si I SS, 1. 1 . asms* — 1 'f •wc that these terms should he rigidly adhered In. dians evince a detenniimiiun and preparation for ho.-- Strange exhibition tilitics little anticipated. The friendly Chiefs, (or such .v uiu introduced by the a* professed themselves frieudlv)i.rc stud to have ye- r- f moved From the tort anti joined tlie hostile tribes, with a, tor from Gr«< no, asking for certain p*e- ,j ia exception of two or three immediate dependentsof gaturcs lor a Steam Doctor from his section j Cltas. ObMdtlila, who, it will be recollected, was a few days since murdered. They have retired in a body to a large swamp near their villages, and are carryiug tlieir wives and children to places of security. They are reported to have made an attack upon a body of whites, anil plundered and burnt two or three more plantations “In obedience to the call of General Clinch, who has the command of the U. S. Troops, Gen. Hernan dez lias ordered out the Militia.—Col. Warren left this place yesterday morning at the head of his regi ment, leaving only a iinni’:er sufficient for the protec tion of the posts near this. Every man is enrolled for the service of the Frontier, or for service at home." The above intelligence was brought to Savannah, by the steam packet Florida, and the editor of the Georgian says—“We learn verbally that twelve hun dred warriors have assembled, and are determined to attack Fort King. Gen. Clinch has, it Is said, a force of Regulars and Volunteer Militia, amounting to one thousand.. will aid them to defeat it. We had, last evening, in the Senate. A hill was introduced by the Sc rogatLV of country; upon which the War Horse of Troup raised the steam—ho not only preach ed tlio funeral of Steam Doctors, hut by his rant and goslicnlation, lie soon gathered a j multitude whom he amused by the relation of his many vulgar and obscene anecdotes. The Senate of Georgia was really degraded, &. it was matter of deep humiliation • and regret, thatthc Presiding officer of tiiat body, should have suffered the dignity of the Senate to be so com pletely prostituted. The Legislature will pro bably not adjourn till Tuesday or Wednesday next. MEETING OF UNION REPRESEN TATIVES IN MILLEDGEVILLE. December, 15, 1835. At a meeting of the Union Party, held at Buffington's Hotel, agreeably to previous not ice, on motion of Mr Crowell of Crawford, Ma). Jacob Wood, of the county of McIntosh, was railed to the clmir; and on motion of Gen. Walker of Richmond, Burton Hepburn, Esq. of tlio county of Muscogee, was appointed Sec retary. On motion of Gen. Walker, the secretary proceeded to call the roll of the Union mem bers of the legislature ; whereupon it was found 1 that a majority of the Union members afore said, & eacli Branch of the General Assembly, was present. TIk: meeting tlien proceeded to ballot for c- Icvcu electors of President, and Vico Presi dent; and on counting out the votes, it appea red, Wm. B. Bulloch, Ja?. C. Watson, Tims. Anderson, Thos. Woottcn, Wilson Lumpkin, Samuel Groves, Wm B Wofford, Thomas Haynes, Thos. Spalding, Reuben Jordan, &. Wm Penticost were duly elected, each hav ing received a majority of thc votes given in. Thc following resolution was offered by Mr. Gordon of Chatham, anil was agreed to; Whereas, it has been intimated, that one of our members of Congress will not be a candi date for re-election, at the next general elec tion for members of Congress : Resolved, That the present meeting nom inate ati individual as the candidate of the Un ion Party for such vacancy, if that or any oth er shall occur. Ou motion of A. H. Kenan, Esq., General Gin, Doll ami, do Northern salt Lead Shot per yd per bushel : do per Ih. do per Ih. per Ih. per hid. do perlh. do per gal. do do do do do por hush, per Ih. per hag CIS. els. do cts. do cts. cts. $ do cts. do do $ do cts •3 Cts. CtS’ :.'.3 i justice, linking about i;i the Cherokee country. I have thought j ! nroper to issue this my Proclamation, hereby offering as : ! t!!a ?“* r IU this Stateoral South Carolina—during a reward of. two hundred dollars to any person or i which time he has not only turned his whole attention to I he Principal has had an experience of eleven years a teacher in this Statear.d South Carolina—during 10 15 1.2 a H> a 13 54 n G 9 a 124 12 14 14 a IG 104 a 124 45 a 50 H n a 2 50 *4 58 1 10 24 o 5G ! 2 I a G2.j J i a 1 ..gilnnt in endeavoring • I _ ; to apprehend mid deliver him as aforesaid, in order j Board can be obtained in the Borough at $10 pcrinonth that he may be tried for the offence so charged upon I ~alid those who may beard in the family of the Prin- him. 1 c ip a l w iH have the striclest altentirn paid to their de- Given under my. hand and the great seal of the f porhnent. dress, manners, At. Parent- will be furnish- Stute at Milledgeville, tiiis the eighteenth day of j c ;‘ J with monthly reports of die literary transactions of December, eighteen hundred and thirty-five, the Institute and of liio Am oris an Independence thc sixtieth. As the number of our hoarders will be limited, thosa WILLIAM SCHLEY. By the Governor: William A. Ten villi,, Secretary of State, doc 24 2t 20 We arc aurhorisod to announce the following candidates for City Officers : ? Aldermen for Jorry Cowles, £ the 1st ward D. RaUiim, ) .,, , II. G. Ross, ^"7*^ Charles Campbell, ) ,,, , James Williams. ( 3,1 w;ml - VirntfO U.YCllL. ROBERT A. BEALL, Mayor. dUtlcrnten. JERRY COWLES, I , , , C. A. HIGGINS. j 1-t War ‘ l DAVID RALSTON, ... . HENRY G. ROSS. 5 ~ d l,ar “- GEORGE VIGAL, ? ... .... JAMES WILLIAMS. J. 3 " ]SarL 11ENRY K. CARTER. 4th Ward. JESSE L. OWENS, Clark. Please publish the above and oblige A- VOTER. MACON STEAM BOAT Comftii'ii if, wishin; to place their children wsih us. will please ad dress us by letter, befe re the commencement of the term. LUO IE N LATAS PE. Principal. VICTOR LATASTK. Dec. 2-1. 2ft fit WAS£5aN«T«N SEMINARS, _ Tcslhotfou, 4in. HIS Institution is now unsurpassed by a- ; ny of a similar kind in the whole western see- j tion of the state, situated a3 it is in a densely popnla- 1 ted part of the country, in a nourishing and healthy Village, it is destined "to occupy at high ground, its.d rtf sHt— company have now their line ol Boats m ; seminary of learning in all tlie varioun branches of iit- M complete order for freighting. They have a erature and science. Steamboat SUPERIOR, do. EXCEL, Capt. George Wilicox. J. L. Wilicox. new ste imlioat added to their line culled the Superior, and ten Tow-Boats. 1 The Boat* will run regularly between Mao.n and i Darien, one of the steamboats leaving Darien every : five or six days with tow-boats. Thc company have j now sixteen tow-boats, all firstrate boats,built express- 1 !y for the navigation o r the. Ocmulgee and Altamaha rivers; these increased facilities wifi enable the com- : pany the means of giving the greatest despatch to i cotton <ir goods shipped by their lino, j They have a Steamboat and a number of Sloops, ; to carry cotton and merchandise between Darien and ! Savannah, and Darien and Charleston. There are al-o, live first rate Packets running regularly between The operations of this In dilution for the ensuing year, will commence on ihe second Monday in-Janu ary next. The Mole Department, under the superin tendence of Mr T/arttios A Thatcher, whose qualifica tions are of the highest order. The prices of Tuition urthiX Department are asfol- lows: The Languages, per quarter,, $8 iid Mathematics, Chemistry, History, Phi losophy, Rhetoric, A -’trotnmiy, Ac 6 58 English Grammar and Geography, with the use of the Globes, 5 Oft trncnscs of</urhzsfnrss,and the state of thetunss, JOHN BATES was nominated, under the Him il-< <1 a _ - _■ >_> > . ? I Jl.. . JL._. J s~. - . . , foregoing resolution. JACOB WOOD, Chairman. Cotton .y/nvleet. • We has been little alteration in prices: our last. Wc continue to quote 12 1-2 primo qualities. BrttTON Hr.rnrr.v, Secretary. Mr. Jon.v Howard Paj.ve, who, together with John Ross, the Cherokee, Chief, was lately seized at the house of the latter by the Georgia Guard, Itas availed himself of the oc casion to inflict upon the public eight mortal columns of the dullest, most fatiguing narrative it was ever our fortune to encounter. A con cise statement of the principal facts connected with the outrage, if given in about half a co lumn of an ordinary newspaper, would have been read with interest; hut to wade through this mass of verbiage merely to learn that Messrs. Ross and Payne were seized by a party of desppradoes, called the Georgia Guard, carried over the Georgia line, kept under dti ress for a day or two and then released, would he paving quite too much for the whistle. If Mr. Pavnc succeeds in making his intended “literary periodical” as uninteresting as he has this account of his capture, it will certainly be a very remarkable toork—Nash. Ban. From Texas.—A gentleman from Texas states, that before lie left on the 25th, Cos had not surrendered, but the garrison was reduced to the necessity of eating their mules. The soldiers and inhabitants were leaving the place to avoid starvation, and about 200 Mexican soldiers, chiefly deserters, were then in the Texas company. We are authorised to announce A L- : EXAXDKK RICHARDS as a candidate fur Marshal. ' - 1 Wc are authorised to say tliat ISAAC ' Reading, Writing mid Arithmetic, 4 00 The Female Department will he continued under ■ Darien' ana New York, which coins to Ilawcs &. I thc snpcrielcndencp ol" Alts* A Tharhcr, "A10, weven- j Mitch'!, of Darien. 1 tore to assert, is not surpassed by any female instruc- A gents for the alive Boats : ! tress in the state. The prices of Tuition in this Do J. GODDARD, Macon. ! partmetit arc as follows : Bovck, IIksry «Xr Walter, Charleston. j History. Chemistry, Rhetoric, Philoso phy .‘'Astronomy, &c &c perqiiuri .r. *G fl# L. Baldwin & Co. Savannah, Hawes &• Mitchell, Darien, Gko. K. Uoskkts, llawkiitsville, Macon. 24lh Dec., I8.‘k". Wf 5 f JU B. ROWLAND, will not be a candidate for Mayor. We arc authorised to announce SAM- UEL Me N E A L, as a candidate for Clerk of the Inferior Court of Talbot county. dtticiipii eitiS Commission Business'. * Tuke this method of informing my friends and the public generally, that I have taken up tlje above business, and r*»sp ,-ctfnlly solicit a share of patronage. All Goods consigned to me shall ho strictly attended to, according to directions- dec 24 2fi C. L. HOWLAND, Ueorgia Conference. T HE Preachers both Itinerant and l-ocal, belong ing to tlio Georgia Conference, will please call on me, on their arrival in tlio city, at the house of Mr. William Fort, where'l shall he prepared to assign to each, his place of residence during the Conference Ses sion, which commences 011 the lfttli January next. JOHN W. TALLEY, Macon, Dec. 23,1835. 2t 26 .—j-. . .. .. . |ET Tho Milledgeville and Columbus papers, wil!"^Y'^!jJ'):, : Cminty. . ... • , . . • r ,• KB E4S Nanev ilarre 26 GE.Yl'RAL HOTEL. THF. undersigned having pur chased Mr. Wm. B. Parker’s in terest in the Central Hotel, intend j continuing the business under the name and style of Yf*etsrio*z An JUrats*?!/, am! hope front strict! attention to merit a share of public patronage. GEO. P. WAGNON, | JOHN O. RAMEY. j — ILT P. S.—Thc Stage Office at the Central Hot»l. * Macon, Doc. 22. 1835. 26 j ft 5 00 4 09 t Arithmetic, English Grammar, Ameri- t can I listory, Geography with the uso ’ ' of Globes, Reading, spelling and Writing, | Miss CSv:jdon will instruct Young Ladies on the JPia* j no Forte si t*II8 perquarler. Henry Mims, ft Titzparrirk, | ■ A'Lduimife. E W Wright, G }V B Totcns, • Edward Delaney, Talhoiton, Dee 5 4t 24 ► Trusteed. please give thenbove two inser-'ions and oblige many o' tlieirpatrows. ; I jVdfl'/C'Jti. A LL nersons arc cautioned against trading for a £jL promissory Note, given byJames Hughes to Sam uel Rockwell, fiir fifty dollars; as said note wasohtaiued without any valuable consideration, I am determined not to pa v it unless compelled by law. " WILLIS II. HUGHES. Dec. 21,1835. 26 30Mm WAVING established himself in Savannah as Fac- OSTPONED ADfflINISTRATOBS’ tor , *“£ Comwissiob Merchant, wiU devote hn* Reference*.- SALE.—O11 the first Tuesday in February next, will be soltl in front of thc Court House, in Ma con, all the personal properly of John XV. Rhodes, late of litis county, deceased : consisting of beds bed ding, and an extra good rifle patent breeched in brass. GEORGE AUGUSTUS SMITH, dee 21 26 SfU Administrator. Messrs. Hotcombc, Peck & Co. Charleston. Messrs. J. XV. &. J. T. Heard, Augusta. J. K. Kilbtirn &. Co. do Stovall & Simmons, ^ do G. B. Lamar Esq. Savannatu David Ralston, Macon. A. R. Ralston, do mama asD-'ssa?!'?® BOOKS Neatly primed, at mis PrcsitlfnVs .llrssage. •w one who rcads the President’s IVIessagc, ‘II regret its lencfth; on llte contrary, lie will W*' that it could not have been shorter, witli- 'j)! •osin" some of its beauty, or omitting some 11 lts information. Every American will find ns |H»nse in his own bosom, to the language n j V'nthnents used concerning France; and I that tlie honor, tho dignity and the safety 'he country could not be entrusted in abler ’’ 1 h. On the suhject of thc Abolitionists, he ; ‘h 'hat could he required : of those w>k- ■ I'leotuli,-tries, he speaks with becoming detes- ' "j"- He entors into au explanation of his “'roes in the Removal of thc Depositcs, more he ha* before done, and places his conduct 1at ilr t ia such a point of view as niU3t sat- every one unprejudiced bypartyism : those lf ' t l n “t aqroe with him in thc expediency measure, can hut do justice to his patri- • r ,m r ’" l '0 thc frankness with which lto lays Ids 'll'he fore the world. Thc President informs ' ,aT 'he Finances of thc country are in a porous condition, with a large surplus rev- tti. m l' 10 * p °Mury. That all our Foreign re- fcnl* ' 0,c fP* "'"It France,) arc on tho most u U * v Noting; that tho Army and Navy arc --dor rthat works of defence are inpro- ici|| ’ . 3 ,t " * s useless to point out par- lr 'i ns every ono will read for himself. From Cits/. Three Members of Congress have died since j the commencement of thc session, viz: Mr Smith, Senator from Connecticut; Mr Wild- man, n Representative from thc same State ; and Mr Katie, Senator from Illinois. The Standing Committees of the House were announced on the 14th. Alabama. Thc nomination of Judge White for the Presidency has been rescinded by the Alabama Legislature. Virginia. Thomas Ritchie, the venerable editor of the Richmond Enquirer, lias been a- gain elected State printer, from which office he was displaced last year, during the temporary triumph of thc opposition. Murder. Thc Darien Tolcgraph says: “ The case of stabbing wc recorded a few days ba..k, wc regret to find, has terminated in death. Dranghorn expired in Telfair county, where he was left by his companions, after lie receiv ed thc fatal wound. Luper, who is a very young man, yet remains an inmate of our jail, and will, we expect, be tried for the offence-at the next spring court. This unfortunate oc currence is another evidence of tlie evil conse quences of carrying dirk knives.” Creek Indians—Wc regret to state, that thc Col. of militia, to whom the Governor is sued orders for the protection of thc people of Nkw-Orleans, Dec. 7. Intelligence from Metamoras up to tho 2!st uti., 'states that Santa Anna had not yet arrived at that place; and information had been receiv ed, staling that his army had dwindled down to an insignificant number—Santa Anna, it is said is becoming unpopular, and his resources are ex hausted. TEXAS. By the arrivals yesterday and the politeness of our friends, we have been put in possession of late and important intelligence front Texas.— Tlio cause of liberty goes bravely on. The seige of Italiar goes hravelv on- The Mexicans have shut themselves closely within the walls of the place; hut the arrival of heavy cannon was dai ly expected by the Texians, and by this time the place has doubtlessly been forced to surrender. In fact, on the 24tb ult., oven with the small pieces the Scscigcrs hail with them, they had al ready made a small breach in the church of Ba- har which the Mexicans hare converted into n citadel. A troop of Tesians under Capt. ’'’avis, have taken about three hundred head of horses from tlie enemy, these will he of the greatest utility in organizing companies of cavalry. The Indiaus in several instances have attacked the Texians. Lieu:. Collingswood was fired up on by -a party of them near Goliad and killed. The supplies sent from this city have been re ceived with grateful feelings by the Texians.— Thc Lonveution had appointed it committee 011 the subject. This committee on the affairs of Tex ts of this city, in which the sincercst thanks are expressed for thc timely interposition of our citizens in behalf of Texas. The convention has appointed Mr. Ed. Hall to be the Texian agent in Now Orleans; and has tlirected him to pur chase several pieces of cannon wrh necessary equipages, ammunition. &c. Tho company of 5o men from New-Or!enns. via Natchitoches, on fh«r way to Bnhar passed Washington on the 18th till. They will doubtless oartieipate in thc reduction of Bahar. The Mexicans government of San Patrico ha* 'Education. T HE subscriber tenders to his patrons a^jd friends, his must cordial thanks, for the past and present liberal patronage, which they have bestowed on his School. He would, again, embrace the opportunity, respectfully, to inform Parents and Guardians, in the City and Country, that his SCHOOL is still in opera tion, and will continue in progress till 15th July, with out vacation. Those who contemplate patronisine this School, would do well to make an early applica tion, so that competent assistance ntay be, in due time, procured. The principal scarcely need say, tliat his best exertions will be devoted to the utmost improvement of his pupils: nud, expecting to fix hi-s residence permanently in this city, I10, therefore, would respectfully solicit, in common with other teach ers, r. liberal share of public patronage. He would also, with great pleasure, add, that the present moral character of his .Students, isseldom exceeded, in their freedom from vicions habits r. MAC INTYRE. Macon Acatlcmn, Male Department. Dec. 24th, 1835 , ’ V- ^ Sfiiendid J/ssorIntent of WATCHES AND JEWELRY. afe Y authority, Augusta I"dependeni Fire Cotn- 8l patty LOTTERY. L To be drawn on Thursday. 31st inst. Prizes paid by the undersigned, for the Manager. Tielects Tiro Dollars. For sale bv C. G. ST. JOHN, for the Manager, dec 24 2t 26 Cotton Arentte. £ADiA.VS JPANACEA—Jusf received for sale by Dec. 24 Qt SIIOTWELL, BROWN & CO. A 4f FLOUR & MOLASSES. TEXV barrels Canal Flour, 8 hhds Cuba Molasses, new crop, just received and for sale by REA & COTTON. In Store, 50 hhds St. Croix Sugar, prime quality, 150 hags Coffee. 200 pieces Ileinp and Tow Bagging, 5°,00ft Havauna Segars, choice. 26 NOTICE. T HE Copartnership heretofore existing between DEAN 8c DUNCAN, lias this'day been dis solved by mutual consent. Persons having demands against the firm, will present them to either; and those, indebted, will please call and settle as early as possible. JAMES DEAN. GEORGEW. DUNCAN. Perry, Novomber20, 1835. 3t 26 A NOTICE. LL persons are forewarned frvm Jrr*»p«f ing on Lot No. 012, in the 12th District and 1st Section. 3l 26 JOHN M’CLUSKY". EREAS Nancy Harris and James Cox ap- tdy toine for letters of administration on‘the j estate of George Harris, Jate of .- aid countv, deceased, j These are therefore Incite and udeonish nil anti j singular the kindred and creditor* of said dcccas- | V'gHRIgTOPHEU It. STRONG, SAMUEL T. td, to lean.: appear til my ojptr,within the time j BAILEY, & CRFF.D T. STRONG, under the- prescribed by law. to show cause, if any they have . fi n „ 0 f Strong. Bailey & Strong, will prat tire law .a wi-fi said leilers should not be granted, ! the Superior Courts of Tsfbt t,.Stewart, Randolph} Given under my hand at office December 8th. 1835. J S’umter, Lee. nud Marion, coimtit.-, of the Chattahoo- 26 " E. P. BOMAR. c. c. o. j chic Dist. The junior, & otic of tlie senior members jraTMCE. ~ j of said firm,will attend the.-e ccu:ts regularly, ami Fin HE subscriber being disengaged at present, of- j S’rong<fc Bailey will attend the courts of tlfe Flint and JL fers his services to the pahlica* a Mill Wright. ! Wilkinson, Twiggs, Pulnsk:, Fayctt, & Dctxaib as Me will take jolts if early application is made at mode- t heretofore. Business confided to their management rate prices, and perfomi’the work in the bast sty!e;ulid 1 ,v '" floor attention and v.mlanco should itbc necessary, can be well recommended. WM. II. ANDREWS. Perry, Dec. 21,1835. 3t 26 , linnD of Barren. December 8. 1835. A N election will lie held at the Banking House ill this city, on Monday, the 4th of January, 1836, for three Directors of this Bank, on the part of the in dividual Stockholders for the ensuing year. Tiie polls will be opened at 10o’clock, A. M., and closed at 2 o’ clock, P. M. Reorder EBF.NEZER S. REES, Cashier. Darien. Dec 15.1835. 26 Birislet* fi Ch'o. 2. Bunk of Darien, December 7, 1835. _ T HE Board of Directors nf this Bank, have this .day declared a Dividend of Threo per cent, on the amount of capital stock paid in for the last Six Months, which will he due and payable oil and after the 1st day of January next to the Stockholders, or their legal representatives. F.BKNEZER S. 11EES. Cashier. Darien, Dec. 15, 1635. 26 WOOL HATS. . . Received this day CD CASES of Woo! HATS, and 3 do. 1st and 2nd quality fine Fur Hats, - 4 do, boys Bools. ISAAC NEW HALL. Next door to the Post Office. Dee 3. 23 will receive their united attention and vigilaneo whether it he for collection or liliention. O N the first Tuesday in January next, I will offer all mv property in Macon, for sale on a credit of one, tu'o or three years, unless previously «o!d.— The A arc-House and Wharf lot, will be delivered on the first of October next, from which time the credit will begin If persons should wish to niirchase be- j fore that time,' apply to Charles J. NlcDortald, who i will communicate with ntc outlie suhject. FARISH CARTER. I December 24. . 26 SEEJLFJVG OFF. Iff AM determined to sell my entire Stock nf Goons, 3. which comprise almost every article' edited to tha trade of thie place. Merchants' and Planter* will well to call. Nov. 19 21. DAVID RALSTON. Gentlemen's Fine Boots, Just received and for sale by WM. H. BURDSALL. Oct 15, 17 brushes. A Supply of Clothes, Hair, Tooth, Shoe, Nail. 1 learth. Flesh. Scrub, Hatters,Paint, Horse, Fnr- Fnrnitnre Graining, and Y'arnish brushes. J list received and for sale by SIIOTWELL BROWN A. Co. Sept 1ft 11. Flantution and lYegroes for Sale. T HE Subscriber offen for sale his Plantation in Bibb county near Ml • on, on the cast side ot the Oakmulgce River, containing 7 or 8 hundred acres of excellent Land. Oil thc Mutilation is a good Dwel ling House, Out Houses, a • Overseer’s House, a first rate Gin House and Cotto Gin—Stables, Carriage and Wagon Honses, and ga« l N airn Houses for 40 Negroes. Tlie Fences are nearly all new and In good ordor ; also a likely rang of 20 to 25 Negroes: Mules. Horses, Wagons, Curts and Plantation Tools of all kind*. The Corn. Fodder. &c. on hand, will be sold ei'hor with or without the Plantation, and also several hun dred bushels of Peiit Gulf Cotton Seed. The Subscriber will he in Macon from the 10th to the 15th December next,when the above will he sold. In the mean time, application for terms ran to made I to Dr. A. Baber, at present in Milledgeville, or to J C. Morgan in Macon. Savannah. Nov. 14. ps.’io 2-2 tf S. H. FAY. AXMASlacks TOR. 1B3-3, f 'tOMIC Almanacks, and Beers Almanacks for sale- j by J. II.& W.S. ELLIS. saptIO " SS'i’Of!'’on Chsrrv street to rent, adjoining the.i doubted paper. ' Telegraph Oifipo Inquire of the printers.. ) Macou,OctI5 16 For Sale, Jl Valuable Plantation. T HE subscriber being about to relinquishhia plan ting interest, offers for sale his valuable Plants, tion in this county, containing five squares of Land, of which IiPtween five and six hundred acres arc now in cultivation and in excellent order. Also diestock of Mules and Hogs, and the Plantation Tool s. Ac.— Also mm may be purchased for tlie supply of the place the coming year. E\ cry thing appertaining to this place is in first rate order. It is considered 'in« necessary to describe it further, as it is expected tiia! thn-o wishing to purchase will call and examine th«» , property for thcm-elves. |f not sold at private sal« | previous to the first Tuesday in January next, ii will ffered at public sale, at the court bon*» , ruts : cash or <2 months credit for u»- T1IOMAS NAPIER.. on that day he ol in this citv. rp ''