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By M. BARTLETT. .11.1COJY, GEORG 1*1, TBEBSB.l *• .7JT.aE1^2G, 1836. Toimis oi SuI>.sci-i|»tion. -j' k ,;ec Dollars, paid in adrante. trill pay for the pa- one year. Five Dollars, paid in adcance, trill pay jir the paper tiro yean. Tr.n Dollars, paid in advance ci/l paofor the paper fee yean. j|fc« not pout within tix months after the year has tiM/ncaccd, Three Dollars »nd Fifty Cents per annum vl H u charged. If not paid until the end of the year, four Dollars per annum will be charged—with interest iheratfier. Terms of Advertising. |,hertisements not exceeding one hundred trends, half ^ ^ ^ ^ a si'tiarr, or tieelec brevier lines, will be inserted onetime ntttTiidedUi ,\,r'One dnOar. lVhcn more than on,insertion is given, " T beyShre a Convcniont close, storage house GROCERIES, W A R JB - U <* U S E , ami Commission _ • Business. JEWETT it Co. respectfully inform their s friends and the pnblic generally, that they have added tho Ware House and Commission Business to that heretofore conducted by diem. Their Ware House is conveniently situated on second street, near* 75 rents for the first, and 50 cents for endf continuance, which a deduction of onefourth wilt bt made, when naidiu advance. 1 She rife’. Tax Collectors’ and Coroners' Holes art chat- n „l by the. levy. . yearly Advertisers will be alluwal two snunrrs in each pnirrfor Twenty Dollars per doinuii** and in the same [at,3fora larger spare—payable quarterly. * The expenses of ourbusiuess, and the. state of the times, i ;uirr. that these terms should he rigidlyadhcrcd to. for the receptipn of merchandize from die' country ; the receiving and forwarding of winch, witl receive a particular share -of their attention. JJharhl advan ces will be made on cotton stored, or on shipments to any market, when desired. Thoy also have on intud, aud expect shortly to re ceive a large aud general assortment of GROCERIES, DRYGOODS Sitfhas. St.Croix and Portorico & Havannasiigars, Cuba. Rio and Java coffee. Liverpool salt, _^'wetles Iron, Nails, Brads, cast, German aud blister sidel, . _ Heavy hemp Bagging, Bagging twino twilled sack ing, Ozimbnrgh.*, - Negroes cloths, shoes. hats, caps, clank.-, Powder, shot, and lead, saddles 4ml bridles, .Vets Blacksmith tools, castings, Hurdiva.v, Calicoes, Flannels. Blankets, Wax Calf skins, &c. IV hich tliey will sell on as good terms ns can be had in this market. 11 .Sept 1ft I Fittry hill. —— Till’. ‘ undersigned informs his friends and those of the late tirm of Cutter if Cornwall, that he intends re aming the ’ ■ ... . ■ - Ware Uonse X iommimsion Business, nt the store next above the one recently occupied bv T. J. Cha-’n, on the margin of Mast Macoh, known as the town of Troy.. He Timber ijii'ortns the public that he has .bought the Good'*, An. and having now on the way, from New York, and odter places. ■ Thru Goods and Groceries, together making his stock complete, which will he sold low for ready pay, he will he ready to • receive Cotton early in the tall, aud be prepared to make advances.— He would particularly notice to his friends the great advantages his Warehouses have over those in Uje case part of the city with regard to t ire, they being —'• •dl'rom other linddings and at a distance from reet cr lane,'and '.veil enclosed ini close of the butt season aud placed on Ihc line. I Nray ;> 4;> *** H- S.-CUTTER. Steam float Pione.tr, Copt. Goodwin, [ .‘Igency and Commission Business, i l ” t^f', ^ en^Dnrien and *V aconoip'of ' np f, E undersigned returns his thanks to his friends v. .d ply reguliuly between Darien and M»«mn, on.po! c or tha lihcnil , n pp«l.‘t which he has heretofore .Yew IV»rA- .v Darien £inc of Packets. +7S. U1UU Amelia Strong, J. Chaco, Master, l-i'/M-. Premium, .Mr. .Mutdiews, {.I IA new “ Darien, C. P. Buckley, “ • kgr “ “ Macon, A. Bibhins, « " Scl.r. D. B. Crane. T. Baker, *• All good and substantial vessels, well calculated for the trade, with good accommodations for passengers, anil experienced commanders. One of the vessels will al ways ho it each cud of the lane to receive freight, and wil’l sail regularly onco a weak. Shippers by this line van effect IltJiirnneo at five eighths per cent and they i nv rely upon tha vessels being regularly despatched. Yti:> subscriber* are aim agents for several Steamboats ta mu regularly during the boating season between Darien, lluwkiiisvillc, aud Macon, and are indue -d to believe dial til ay can give groat facilities iu forwarding cmids destined for dm interior of the State. HAWKS, MITCIIF.LL &. COLLINS. ' D.tricn. 1st July, 1835 3 Agents. Pioneer Sica at Goaf £Sic• ’s2-5!82!«S5S5S5S»^^A them leasing Darieu about onen a week with freight bunts in tow. steamboat Charleston, cupt. Boancll, v. ill mu cimstauily ln?twcou Dar:*'ii nmi Savannah, uni afford the greatest despatch to Cotton. Tim subscriber’s whole attention is devoted to facili tating transportation between Macon and the Sea Ports. Ilo has invested a large stun to put h 8 lino in «i,a most complete order, and believes that bis arrangc- :1 ,ts fo,‘ giving despatch to freight and kcepittjj it in goud order, while ill his care, will make it the interest of Cotton Shippers and Mcrclmuts ordering goods, to continue their favors. At Darien lip has secure and convenient Warehouses for recaption of Goods, and his IThiirecs there are. ro r -red irith sheds, which enables him to keep all Cotton sh ppeil on his limn* under shelter and protected frum tho weather, while landed for reshipment. r Ar.K5.TS. , lIijt.co-tr.K, Pkck & Co., Charleston. K. i>. Burrs, Savannah, J. T. Kowlvsp, Darien D. B. Halstead. Hawkinsville. Macon. Vnv. l*i 1W —22 received from them ill die above line of business, and solicits a continuance of their patronage. His arrange ments for conducting business, and particularly in gi ving despatch iu receiving mid forwarding produce &. merchandize ami protecting them while in his charge, are at least equal to those of a:iy others iu his line, fie will spend the summer in aud in die vicinity of Darien, and any business addressed to him will receive his per sonal and prompt attention, tune 15 1835-53 T. ROWLAND. .Huron steam Boat Company. Steamboat SUPERIOR, Capt. George W'ilkux, do. EXCEL. ” J. L. Willi nx. T HIS company have notv their line of Beats in complete order for Ireighlitig. They have n .,aw steamboat added to their line called tho Superior. and ten Tow-Boats. The Blits will run regularly between Miron and Darien, ouu-of tlm steamboats leaving Darien even live nr -i\ days with tow-boats. Tho company have, now sixteen tow-lions', all first rate boats, limit express 1 v for the navigation n<‘ the Oomulgeo and Altauiaha fivers; these iiwreasod facilities will enable the com pany tlm means of giving the. greatest uespatch to cotton or goods shipped by tluir line. They have a titeamboat tind a httniW «f Sloops, to carry cotton and merchandise between Darien and j Savannah, and Darien anil Chat lesion. There arc] also, live first rate Packets running regularly between Darieu nail New York, which coma to Hawes & Mitchcl, of Darien. Aleuts far the chore Hoots : J. GODDARD, Marmi. Borer.. Ilr -mv & Walter, Charleston. J.. Balowin it. Co. riavaimaii, H\wk«, MiTCttKLL & Coi.ttv. Darien, Gr.o. K. ItoiiKn-rs, Hawkinsville, Macon, ‘Jllli Dec., IS'.Vi. . ‘* t> Octnulgec Steam Boat Company. iskwai fiuHH-:*, AC. A Fresh Assortment | Snst Opened. gft.O&O pr fur sale by J. NFAVHALL, viz. Ladies’ Seal, Morocco, Prunella am! Lasting Slips, walking and Bootees. Walking Bolivar fox’d Bootees, bl’k and col’d. Leather dips, tics,Walking aud Bootees, M isses’ col’d Lasting. Bootees mid Flips, do Leather. Khl and Lasting Slips and Sandals, Childrens’ leather, col’d, prunella «£• morocco Shoes. Gentlemen's llootces, < xfonl ties aud low quarter duo Shoos, Rtissett and Mack buckskin do. Seal skin Pumps, russett and bl’k Slippers, - Light Boots and j Boots, 500 pair Rubbers. Coarse and common shoes of every disenption. Also, 300 Packages of Dry Goods, covstsTtvc or Brown and bleached Shirtings and Sheetings. Col lie oes, Satinctts. Cassiraors, Blankets and Flannels, ICO dog. palm leaf Hols. , 10 cast-slow price fur Hats, o do best quality do. 4 do fino satin beaver do. no dog. good wool do. Gingham and silk Umbrellas, Havanim Cigars The above are o fie red in lots to snit purchasers on the most favorable terms .Vext door to the Post Office. inarch 22 59 HEW DRUG STORE. M. IS. S.OOIV2ZS H AS just received a large assortment of DRUGS & MLDICINfcS, at the .Stare dfte door below W. B. Johsston’s Jewelry, vvliich he will sell at mo lerate prices; among which are •aKVlJESj, ' \VhicD Lead. Red- Lead, Lithar^ey^erdi- l ?.”?.* Ghromic Green; yellow, Spanish Brown, OILS, Linseed, Spenn. %Vhale, and Train Oils, and Spts. Turpentine, Copai,.Japan, Coach, Leadicr, ic Picture 1'arauhcs. ' BRUSHES. Flesh, Hair, Hat,draining, Vturnish,Furniture,Tootli, Paint, Nail, Com Shoe, Scrubbing, Sweeping, Dus ting, Velvet, Whitewash, Clothes, Horse, and Velvet llr.ishes. PERFUMERY Cologne, Row Honey, Florida, Lavender. & Orange Flower Wate.. Vroni'atic Vinegar, Bears’ Oil, Antique Oif,'ChIoriuc Tooth Wash, Cream Soap and other Sliming Soaps, Wash Balls, Drop Lake, Essences of Rose aud Cedrat, Extrait de Mell, Flake White, Hair Powder, Orris Root, Milk of Roses, Oils of Orange, Bergamot, Cedrat, Cinnamon. Lavender. Neroli, and Roses; Oxy-cbiorine Lotion. Pearl Powder, Pomatum, Powder Puffs, Preston Salts. Pink Saucers, Fancy vi als. Tonquin Beans, Vln de Kongo, Vegetable Rouge, & Macassar Oil. DYE STUFFS. Candle Factory & Provision Store. f R A11 F -undersignqd takes this method of informing J2. his former patrons and frieuds and the pnblic generally; that he has again commenced business, near hi&elfi >tznd,.pn Cherry street, where he will be hap py to execute their orders. Fine Candles by tho Lux or pound, constantly for sale, very cheap. Also, Meal^ Bacon, Butter. Lard, Unions, Fruit, and almost every 'thing in the provis ion line. To those of his creditors who have so kindly indulg ed him, he returns his sincere thanks, and expects shortly to be aide to satisfy all their claims. feb. 18. 34 D. DALMF.YDA .Diction anti Commission Business. f 'i'ake this method of informing iny frieuds and the public generally, that 1 have taken u^i.tlie above business, and respectfully solicit a share ot patronage. All.Goods consigned to uie shall he strictly attended to, according to directions, dec 21 2t> C. L. HOWLAND, Eamp Oil. Gallons Winter strained Lamp Oil very OjP xir NV handsome—just received and for sale by H. &J. SIIOTWELL. Jan. 14. 30 " Oppasilethc Central Hotel. Just Received Annatto, Cudbear, Fig Blue, Fustic, Galls, Indigo, Madder, Nicaragua Wood, Alum, Turmeric, and Ground Logwood. MEDICINES. Acetic, Citric, Oxalic & Other Acids, Acoustic Oil, Alcohol, Nitrate of Ammonia, Concentrated Liquor of \mmonia, Atkinson’s Depilatory, Balm of Columbia, Patent Barley, Breastpipes, Brimstone, Cayenne Pep • J >et, Spanish Saffron, Ammouiarct of Copper, Sago, iiiiefine, Cicuta Piaster, Ext. Aloes, Cinchona, Col- ocyuth, Elaterium, Jalap, Kahinca, Nux Vomica, Rhu barb, Uhatania, Lead, Savin, Sarsaparilla & Cnbcbs, Dandelion, Valerian, Opium & others. Phosphate of Don, Bed Oxyde of Iron, Tartariz’d Iron &c. Ginger Powders, Hamilton’s Elixir, Magnesian Aperient English Calomel, Hoffman’s Anodyne, Oil’d Silk or Hat Case; Iodine, Jujnbe Paste, lztctuearium. Lan cets, Patent Lint, Lupulinc. Lobelia, Medical Spoons. Acetate and Sulphate or Morphia, Mustard, Oils of Caraway, Copaiva, Croton, Fennel, Wihtergrcen. Se neca, Denarcotiscd and Powdered Opium, Phospho rus, Pipcrinc, Pocket Instruments. Ilydriodate & Ox y-muriate of Potash, Potter’s Catholicon, Liquor of Po tash, Dragon’s Blood, Seatons, Stoughton’s Elixir, Strychnine, Powdered Valerian, Rhubarbarine, Sali- eine, Sanford’s Bark, Lac Sulphur, Syrup of Liver wort, One Stethoscope. Swann’s Panacea, Seidlitz Powders, Tamarinds, Tincture of Colrhicmn, Wine ofCu!(:hicum,Trussos,Turbitli Boot, White Hellebore, Colchicum Seeds, Acetate of Colchicum. Aromatic Carbonate of Ammonia ; an Assortment of Patent Me dicines. and all others in common use, Garden Seeds, and Shop Furniture for Physicians.— ALSO, Ooiirhing, Copping, and small Scaling.Instruments; and cue second hand set of Amputating and Trephin inr Instruments. April 29 I-OT tif superior quality et Croix sugar Prime Green Coffee Prime Northern Cheese White Lead, Linseed Oil and Window Glass. Sole, Gip Band, aud Harness Leather 1 Calf and Kip skins, which in addition to their extensive assortment of Goods of almpst every dcs • cription makes their stock complete. Jan. 7. 29 GEO. W. PRICE & CO. ,'j'l HE Subscriber will make liberal advances on I Cotton shipped to his friends in Savannah, Charleston, Philadelphia. New York or Boston nor. 5, 1836. ROBT. COLLINS. Znsurancc. T HE Insurance Bank of Columbiis. will iusurc Cotton on tho River, and also take a few risks against Fire in this city. Apply to Macon, Oct. 27 ROBERT COLLINS. Newark Cider. IIBLS first quality Newark Cider jnst receiv- /Wx" nnd for sale by- march 10 37 CHARLES CAMPBELL. S*a2iits, VarmsuesAc. W HITE LEAD, Venetian Red, Chrome Yellow, Red Lead. Litharge, Lamp Black,.Whiting. Terra de Scinna, Spanish Brown, Linseed Oil. Spts. Turpentine, Copal Varnish, Japan Varnish. Leatiier Varnish, Picture Varnish, also, Ifijjrfoir Glass, Paint Brushes, Xc. feb IS 35 Br J. H. & W. 3. ELLIS dftb qr. Casks Madei.a Wines Vlt H | do do do March 10. 37 WM. IT. BURDSALL. Georgia Candles, Ac. BOXES Georgia tallow candles, do. ■ashionablo f* Cap Store ,1/VLHmilY STUFF. T. MA COX. ev. rgl ms company will he prepared to comm, be- bn juf ^ u , lullm , B .1. sinms, early m the next season—lhey W*ll Itavo soltulu||t Jn bc f(mu j n lino >f P ickets between Now \ nrk. and Dantn aud | ||(WVf ,. s ', ;il steam vessels to forward goods from Darien to iMcon t —TJieagents iu New York. Charleston,aud Savannah, will be authorised to contract for tho delivery id goods in Macon, at n freight agreed on without intermedi ate charge and the agent iu Macon will receive cotton deliverable ill Savannah, Charleston, and New 1 oi k—- Tlie company’s vessels and boats, will be oi first class with experienced commanders, and no expense will bo si>:u-ed to meelthe patronage ofthe public. I’ll. It. YOlNGF. Hi riON5, Agents in Damn. m?y 27th 1835. 49 ■ .7' Pfctin. nuliscriber having e-i.blisucu tuttisO:! in .8. Macon with a view to a peimanent resilience, will keep constantly on hard a general assortment of j&sttSf Caps* JPurs etc. comprising every variaty of style and quality, usuaily called for at a similar establishment. Amoug bis as- .Vetf Store— Eresh Goods. T IIE subscriber is now opening, on second street, .next door to Patrick & Martin, and uearly op posite the Commercial Bank, a complete assortment of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS. Which will bo sold at prices much reduced, being bo’t on reasonable terms and cheap, they will bc sold ac cordingly. Iiis stock comprises in part as follows; WOOLENS. 8-1, 9-4 and 10-4 London Duffil Blankets—19-1 and 12-4 fine Mackinaw do—Negro Plains ami Linscys— super blue, black, brown inixt Cloths—Fine and com mon Satinets, assorted colors—superfine Valentia and Toilihet Vestings—super white and red Flannels—do Merino do. STUFFS. Black and colored 6-4 Merinos—do do Bombazetts— fine 6-4 Bombazines—Pink Ratinet—figured Circas sians. COTTON GOODSi super and common plain and twilled Calicoes—srwiss. Jaconet, Mull and Book Mnslins—black and colored cambric Ginghams—Irish Linens in 4 pieces very fine —colored and white Homespuns—Rowen cassimcres and checks—birdscye and Russia Diapers—Linen cambric Hkfs, Rnssia sheetings, &c SILKS. Black super Poi de sole silks—do Italian Lustring uo —rich colored silks very cheap—Levantines, sarsnets and sinchcws. HANDKERCHIEFS. Mandarin, Ilerninci, embroidered Romani, Bagdad, rich satin, figuered Thibet, embroidered Thibet wool and martin gauze Hkfs—rich figured ganze Ribbons— Handsome thread Edgings and Quiltings—Bland Ed gings and Bobinet Laces—and many other articles, which cannot fail to give aatisfaction as to price and quality. dec 17 *» 25 ARCHIBALD McARN. Eommission Business, Darien. • ril HE un<iersigucd have resumed business as a- bove, and will as heretofore pay .prompt atten tion to all biniuess entrusted to their care. Wo believe wo have made arrangements tlrat will enable us at all; from assiditity and attention to hi* bnsiness ho hopes times to forward goods for the interior with the least j to deserve as he mists ho will fPceivo a liberal share possible delay, by steamboats when the river will ad-1 of patronage. Oct 7, J835 - * " ” - 1 GEORGE A KIMBERLY Beaver, Satin Beaver, Otter, Castor Roarum ana i wool Hats ; Mens Fur it ml Hair, Seal Caps, Boys black, blue andjbrown cloth'Caps, Bombazine do black and drab silk plush n new style. Merino and Circassian «Vc die, From his long exporieneeiirtd'pcrsonsl attention to the business of priniifactnring hats in souio of the most extensive establishments at the north, he is ena bled to assure all tliosc who inay favor hint with their patronage that he can furnish them with an arti cle which for cheapness, neatness ami durability shall lie fully equal if not superior to auy before offered in the southern m.-irkel. As his work will be principal ly manufactured at his establish blent in Macon, when desired ho will finish lmts to order in any style to suit tiic purchaser From the facilities thus obtained and .Plain and Ornamental Painting. rin 111: subscriber has taken the shop formerly oc- cupied by Mr. Titos. McCIcskey, nearly oppo site the new market, and js now prepared to execute all kinds of House and Sign Painting, Chair Painting, Oil Nut and Burnished Gilding, - Gilding and Glazing, Paper Hanging, Enamelling seal*. Having in his employment some of the most offi cient workmen to be found in the State, he will be a- ble to undertakelargely.and execute with neatness. April4 6in 41 DANIEL T. REA 20 10 do sperm 250 galls.- best Lamp Oil, 300 do Lincced Oil, With a variety ef Groceries, just received and for sale bv march 9-37 CHARLES CAMPBEELL. TA1NT1JNG. H OUSE Painting, plain and ornamental, either in the city or country. Chairs repainted and ornamented. Lookingglass or picture frames gilder’ or bronzed. Signs painted.’and Fancy painting of various dcs criptions will be done by applying to J. II. & W. S. F.LLI8. WM. II. liUKHMALL, 'P_0"AS Just received a new and extoiifive as sortment of' Ready-made Clothing* visible grcoti, Adelaid,. olive Superfine blue, black, invisible _ - browu aud green Broadcloth Dress Coats, Superfine ktye, black, brown and green Cloth Frock Coats, Superfine blue, olive, green and mix’d Cloth Coattees. and blue, steel mix’d and fancy colored Sattinet .Coattees and Frock Coats, Super, blue, black, invisible green, drab, brown, olive, and green Cloth Pantaloons, Blue, black aud fancy colored Sattinet Pantaloons, Youth's cloth and satlinet Dress and Frock Coats, do do do Pantaloons, Black and blue Cassimcre, black and colored Velvet, black Florintine, black Bombazine, dark and light colored Videntin, English Silk, colored and white Merscilies Toilinet, Swaiisdown and Sattinet Vests Caudet Cloaks and Great Coats, Mixed, brown Cloth & Paterslmui Box Coats. Lyon Skin Overcoats, Fine Linen Shirts, Collars, Bosoms. Socks. Ac. 1 STRIKE T-HC.-I.VRg AGAIN. There is a beautiful morel in die following effusion fronvthe over sweet muse- of Mrs.-Sigourney;— — - Tlsi: Lady Bug and tile Ant. The Lady-Bug sat in the rose's lieqrt, .And smiled with pride and scorn, As she saw a plain rirest Ant go by, _ . AVith a heavy grain of corn,— So*he drew the curtain* of damask, round, And adjusted her silken vest. Making her glass of adropofdew That lay in the rose’s breast. Then she laughed so land that die Ant look'd up, And seeing her haughty face, Took no more notice, but travel’d on • At the sanio industrious pace:— But a sudden blast of autumn eainc, And rudely swept the ground - ’ '' And down the rose with the Lady-Bug Sent. And scatter’d its leaves around. Volume X.—-Number 48. rntnpatiion9of Oglethorpe, leiiifueu thank’s in a neat speech, which having no ci py of, wo rcgro.t cannot be given to our reader*. 3d. The n ouldering ruins of Frederica, once the happy shade of Oglethorpe nnd^his compan ions. May no sacrilegious hand he laid upon' them, hut Time alone prove the destroyer! l’hen the houseless Lady was much amaz’d, For she knew not where to go, ... And hoarse November’s early blast Had brought with it ruin and suow: Her wings wer • c’ ilPd and her feet were cold, And she wish'd for the Ani’s warm cell, And what she did it: the wintry slurm, I’m sure I cannot tell. But the careful ant was in her nest, WiUi her little ones by her side. She taught them ell, like herself to toil, Nor mind the sneer of pride:—. And I thought, as I sat at the fclo'se of day, Eating my bread and tnilk, It was wiser to work, and improve my time, Than be idle and dress ill silk.-. L II. S. Lines On finding a irvnn in an cld dull Hook. Poor atom i thou hast found a dreary home Within the dullest pages of this tonic. Each perforated leaf here waded through. It shows that thou hast done more than l.could do. Thus wc may learn from every thing we see. And lessons take, of patitm e, e’en from thee. For in this musty, old l lack-letter print, I ne’er could find out much amusement in’t. Where ancient spelling matter typify', And terms, long obsolete to mistify. The style is prosing ami the subject dull, The empty nothings if a brainless skull! Bnt here, since thou has found thy wisdom's feast, I’ll show thee fair humanity, least. Clotiug the volume, 1 will let thee live, Nor take away the life I cannot give. Thus with thy feelings do I sympathize': I’m but a book-worm of a greater size 1 Who knows, some brother worm, in days to come, In duller page than this inay find a home; In silence and obscurity, at rest. Rhyme, prose and poetry may’there digest, The only living thing who might incline To travel through some future page of mine ! S Hemp Bagging Tow do - possible delay, by steamboats when the river will ad mit, or in extreme low river by small flats or lighters, | built expresslv for dial business. On onr -wharves are large Storehouses, calculated lor the storing of cot ton at the least possible expense, aud onr opportunities to forward cotton inland or coastwise, are not exceed ed by any other House. Darien, May 20, 18.b;. HAWES, MITCIIF.LL k COLIJX*. *Commission Business, Darien. FH11IE Undersigned have formed a Copartnership .8. lor the purpose of transacting a general Com- mission and other business under the firm ol SIVOW&ROfiKBS, , mill otFur their services to their friends, and the public generally, in the above busiuess. Forwarding tioods . and produce to aud from the interior of tho Mate, will receive particular attention. It way lie proper to state that they have no connection with any .'J 8ie.nu transportation lines; Good* for the interior will always be shipped by those who will probably give them the greatest despatch. ISAAC SNUVV, Jan 1.1836 28 GEO. T. ROGERS ((./’Wanted Beaver, Otter, Muskrat aud Raccoon skins. ’ TI»e Attention of tbe Public I S respccifuUv called to a verv exteusive assortment of AEW GOODS, now opening bv the subscribers at their new store cor n*rof Cotton "Avenue and Cherry street, which are offered on very liberal terms at wholesale or retail. - We are also receiving a very large stock of Beady mmdt CtotMng, suitable for the season, comprising almoslevery article for gentlemen’* wear. April 13 42 FORT. HAMILTON &■ WILLY. ~ l. i f r i-./ Xits hie. J OSEPH WAINtViUGIIT at hi* old Stand, on tho Court House square, still Carrie* on the ab- ov- b isin n 3s Horses kept by the month or day-and Horses and Carriages to hire—on the most moderate terms. Jnn. 14 29 -■ / Datest style Brab Beets. GEO. A. KIMBERLY H AS now on hand, and in progress of manufac ture, an assortment of die above named HATS, which fur style and quality cannot be excelled ; and at price* lower than n-nal in this market march 17 37 _ 01 hhds St. Croix Sugar of snperior quality, 50 bags Coffee, 45,000 lbs Swede Iron 100 kegs Nails, assorted, 25 hhds choice Molasses, 150 whole aud half bbls Canal' and Richmond Flour, 5 pipes pure II. Gin and C. Brandy warranted pure and three years old. 20 bbls old Mononguliala Whiskey, 5 proof, 75 bbls pure Uum,and20 Gin. - April 6 41 DAVID RALSTON. New Goods. T HF. subscribers are now receiving their usual spply of SPRING GOODS, consisting of a great variety of Fancy and staple Dry Goods, dec. Their customers, and the pnbliegenerally are respect fully invited io rail. April4 41 GEORGE W. PRICE, &_Co. Pinnuo,Covers ¥ I’ST received, and for sale by v nrjj 4 41 GEORGE W. PRICE A Co. . . . .or au<i Ague—Rowan’s Tonic Mixture _Bl —--luinine Mixture, for sale by apri! 2G 44 J* H* A \V. S. ELLIS. 7i*atches, Jeteclry, Silver Ware, Xc, C. G. SU JOHN W ATCH Maker & Jeweler Cotton Avenue op posite Washington Hall, Respectfully in forms his friends and the pnblic, that he lias taken the store formerly occupied by the '.Hawkinsville Bank where he is now opening a new and splendid assort ment of WATCHES &. JEWELRY ofthe best qual ity and latest fashions selected with great taste aud judgement express;/ for this market, among his assort ment may be found Gold pocket Chronometers splen did Gold" Duplex, Patent Lever’s and Ruby Cylinder Watches with Extra Jewels and indepenentscconds of tho most approved makers and rated to suit the clim ate and a general assortment of Ladies A Gentlemens Gold and .Silver Patent Levers Lepine and plain Watches. Fine Gold Chains, Seals, Keys : . Ear rings Breast Pin«- and Finger rings. Gold and silver ever pointed pencils, Gold and silver spectacles, silver spoons, pen and pocket knives dirks, canes, pistols, &e. &c. Together with a great variety of other arti cles kept in hisline N. B. He has selected the best of materials for re pairing watches end will give satisfaction to those who may favor him with their custom. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.; Oct 27 IS ' , ' £D4]h PIEC C5 94 do 24 lihds prime New Orleans and Porto Rico sugat 19 bbls New England Rum 20 half quarter Casks -Malaga Wine 20 bbls prime green Coffee 85 Bags do do SO bids Baltimore Howard St Flour 81 do » Fine do 26 hl>L* prime quality Ilavannah sngar 50 Boxes do do 8 liulfboxes do do 5 Cra tes Crockery assorted 8 Bales Georgia Nankeens, made from cotton grown in this State. 20,000 best Havaunah Cigars—for sale by 42 RF.A A COTTON. Bulling Cloths. mros.3,5,7,9, 10, Anchor Brand, for sale by ill April21 43 CRAFT A LEWIS. Carriages, Piano Fortes, Ac, A FEW fine tuned Piano Fortes ; three splendid new built Carnages, for sale bv April 18 43 CRAFT A LEWIS. Goods at Cost! T HEsubscriber wishing to close his present stock of Goods by the first of July, is now offering his Goodsat cost. Ilisstock consists ofa general assortment of Fancy and staple Dry Goods, China Glass and Crockery ware, Hardware and Cutlery, Ifats, Boots Shoes, Ac. At. Tailoring done as usual. 37 A. P. WILLCOX. Mulberry street near Washington Hall. March 10 Plaid Muslins* A New and splendid^rucle for Ladies Dresses, just received by CRAFT & LEWIS. appjj. 27 44 Summer Clothing, A Large assortment ins! received by april 27 14 CRAFT & LEWIS. Notice. WtiHE subscribers having connected Geo. W. Price in company with them, tho Goods business will hercaffer bo conducted by him under the firm of GEO. W. PRICE & CO. by whose attention we are in hopes to receive that lib eral patronage heretofore extended to us. Jan. 6 29 COOKE A COWLES. Cuba .Hotasses anil Bale Bope. . ifb HHDS Cuba Molasses prime quality, > /St%W 100 Coils bale Rope, best quality, May5 45 for sale by REA A COTTON. Carpeting and Bugs, J UST received, a large assortment, May5 45 Q. W. PRICE & Co. Lamp Oi!, O F a superior quality, 3Iay 5 35 G. W. PRICE A Co. Carpeting, 4 SPLENDID assortment of Carpeting and Rugs, Also—Oil Floor Carpeting ~k and 8 feet wide, i.-ill^dl For siV hr OR \ FT A LEWIS. Kicc. Kaisins, CTfygh TP'It®Ed Rice, /Vty 60 bags Coffee, 15 h.hds Sugar. 20 boxes best Malaga Raisins, Loaf Sugar, Ujou. 4a .: .>1 Best Apple Vinegar, Ac. Ac.. April 13 43 For sale by CKAfT & LEWIS. Blew Boohs. OR.4CE, translated by Francis Phacdms, do by Smart, Kosatnond, by Maria Edgeworth, i Humphrey Clinker, illustrated with Plates, The Gipsey, a new edition, Paid Clifford, do. Paulding on Slavery, being a vindication o Son the.-n rights. Memoirs of llewes, and the tea party in Boston One iu a Thousand, by James, Stories of the Sea, American in England, Mahmoud, a n'ovel, “^3 American Almanacs for 1836, Just received and For sale by ■ J. H. OLCOTT. Summer Clothing i F almost every description. • May 5 45 G. W. PRICE & Co. LBS prime Bacon, _ 2000 lbs Lard, May y l2 45 For sale by CRAFT & LEW IS. Goodsat Cost. r* ALES of Blankets, Flannels, coarse Cloths, 13 Drill, Domestic Cottons, Saticetts, Hats, Shoes, Negro Cloth*. The most of the above aie well adapted for Ttoops destined for Florida or tho Cregk Nation, and are of fered for sale at cost till the, first of June, by May 19 47 ISAAC NEVVHALL. f Oglethorpe. From the Darien Tihgraph. \0th insl. The Oci.ETHor.PK Celebration os St. Sj mon’9 Island.-—The Centennial Anniversary of the lauding of Gen. Oglethorpe on this Island, was celebrated by the Sporting and Agricultural Club, on Friday, the 8th of April, in an appro priate manner. .The celebration should have ta ken place on the Gib of February last, but was postponed in consequence of several members and many of the expected guests having inarch ed to meet the savage foe on the banks qt the Wiihlacoocbce. The proceedings of the day commenced with aii:impressive prayer by the Rev. T. 11. liar- tow , niter which an eloquent address was de livered by T. Spalding. Esq. in which, lie gave a nriel bnt graphic sketch of the early sotllcmeut of St. Simons, by Oglethorpe, ami of the buttles of Bloody Marsh, and at Fort Moussa, in both of which'sopte of his ancestors served with dis- tiuctiou. When Mr. Spalding had finished.Ins addre-s, the Rev. T. B. Bartow rose, aud delivered an ex cellent oration, which together with Mr. Spald ing’s address, will, \ye learn, be published at no distant period. TOASTS. 1st. The memory ol Oglethorpe, founder of Georgia.. • “Build him no monumcn: of mouldering stone! ’Twere just as wise to rear a tomb tO Time; His epitaph should be his name alone; No stone so lasting—language so sublime.” After this toast had been drank, the following Ode, written for the occasion by the Rev. T. li.Jtiartow, was sung by the whole company. •,.... Ode. Air.—‘ Autd lang Syne. u With laurels won in Britain’s cause. With legislative fame, To Georgia, bringing arts and laws, Our gallant Founder came. His deathless name on Mcm’ry’a page, Shall shine with fadeless light, Tho’ Time, revolving age on age, Impel Oblivion’s night. A num’rous band, resolved and brave. With Oglethorpe repair, . To climes Dcyond th’ Atlantic wave, His weal and woe to share. Their deathless names, Ac. Unceasing toils his cheek embrown, . ’Till floats his banner wide, O’er Frederica’s tower and town. And o’er “Altamah’s” tide. His deathless name, Ac. The wigwam fires last disappear^ The Indian war-cries cease, Tho Spanish foe is conquered here, llero dwells the sago in peacc- Ilis deathless name, Ac, From Britain’s Isle, o’er Georgia.’* weal He watched with pareut care? And Georgia's children ever shall Brave OGLLTHOKFE revere- His deathless name, Ac- Against our right* he shunned to armf (For freedom when wo strove;) Advised to peace, but -vould not harm. The children of his love, llis deathless name, Ac, What founder over saw before? H.is weak dependent Mato, Rise in h>s lifetime's transibtii ht*tr r Free, happy rich and great. His deathless name, Ac; Then pledge his mime in native wino r Aud silent honors wave . , Tithe hallowed, now his merits shine, lie fills a hero’s grave. 1 His deadlier* name on mcm’ry’s page, Shall rii ne'vifh ladefess light. Tho’ Tim* revolving age on age. Impel Oblivion’s night. [From the Hartford Review.] The Book Agent. As the sun was setiiug, after one of those sul try days in July, when the thermometer rose tp 90 deg. a tall, lantern-jawed, gambrel shank'd fellow; entered the village of , iu the old : Gomroon wealth of Massachusetts.* lie was dres- I sod in the peculiar costume of n ynnkce bnck- ! woods man—having on bis head u squirrel-skin | cap, and on his feet a pair of duublc-soled cow. i hide boet»sw hich would laugh out of contenauco a Kmnschatkinn winter. On his arm was care fully folded a butternut colored frock coat, and in his hand was ;•« extra shirt and dicky, iio<! up in a cotton flag baud kerchief. On his cutran.co into the village ho inquired for. tha clergyman, and being told w here he might be .found, started post haste for his residence. Arriving at his house, he found him ewloyiug the cool twiiight in Lis garden. Stepping up to the fence,, inquired if the Rev. Mr lived in that neighbor hood ? The flergymoi. told him he did, aud that he was the individual to whom ho alluded. “J’in dreadful • deaf, ’ said the fellow ; “yod must raise your voice, or 1 cau’thcer a word you say.” , The clergyman put 1,is lips to his ear, and re pented the declaration that lie was tho person for w hom he inquired, and asked him tho object of his call." “’Tis Lin an awful hot day!" said the traveller, “but it grows a lectio eocrier as tho sun goes down.’! The clergyman again inquired bis business, oti the top of his lungs. ‘•1 thank yan (thousand times,” said tho stran ger. ”1 rcckonod'todmvc got to the tavern by sun down, but I bav'nt. and as I'm prodigiously tuc kered out. I’ll stay, and thalik yo into the bar gain,” following the clergyman into the house. The clergyman handed him a chair, aud after laying down ‘his coat in the corner of the room and f;i tmin>r himself a w Idle with his cap. be took bis seat. The clergyman, in a loud voice, asked him to what part ol the country he wai travelling 1 *‘Anv thing that comes handy,” he replied, ••I’m a farmer when at home, and not much used to nick-nacks—I can cat any thing but cold pork aud cabbage, and that I ucver could eat, since I- was a boy ; but don’t put yourselves out of the w av at ail about supper.” The clergyman inquired again, in a stiil lou der voice, if he was from Vermont. “ i’m getting subscribers,” said ho, “for a val uable book—it’s the works of John Runyan, or Jonathan Btinynn—I don’t rcraember'exactlr which—but TU. see.” pulling our ‘his prospectus and handing it to the clergyman.’’ The clergyman, after looking at it handed i: back, and remarked, that he did not wish to. sub scribe. “Oyes.” 'ic replied, “I always carry a pea and ink with me, as 1 find a great many folks that don’t keep sicli tilings iu their houses.” pulling out his pen and ink aud offering it to the tier-' gyinau. The clergyman raised his voice to the. highest key, and said ho •‘must lie excused from sub-- scribing.” > ••Jest ns well.” said the agent *‘I write the names of half my subscribers myself,’’.euteriog the name of tho clergyman in his bookl The clergyman, despairing of making the fel low hear any thing, concl uded to get rid of .him tho easiest way ho could.' He therforc furnished him with a good supper and bed. In the mor ning he told him, In a voice as loud as ho was master of. that he did not want the work’, and should not take it. ••Don’t give yourself any uneasiness about it,” said the agent,'”! never iorget subscribers and especially ministers—you shall hnvo it in due time.” "Thanking him for his kindness and hos pitality and bidding him good morning, ho trud ged off as fast as his legs could carry him. About a month after, as tbe clergyman was on his way :o visit a brother in tho ministry in a neighboring town, he was not a little sttrprieea to meet his old guest, the deaf agent. lie was dressed much in the same manner as before— but he was seated on a box, in the fore part of a wag on, drawn by a horse that would rcquu'c stall fee ding to make much of a shadow. Coming tip with him. he jumped outofhis wagon,shook him coidiallyhy the hand,’aud said he was going di rectly to his house with his books. Tho clergyman said that he must he excused from taking them, as ho htd a set already ou- hand. ‘•No matter.” said the agent, *Tm going right by your house, andean leave the hooks aud tako the money of your wife,” getting into his wagon and driving off. The clerg3*man. fearing that Ills family might take the books in his absence, put about for home, and arrived just as the agent was driving up. Seeing the clergyman had returned, he said; “you came back for fear of rain I spose—and it does look ns though e were going to have a long s;orm,” taking tho books irotn his boxamj carrying thttn into the house. The clergyman told him, as loud as he could, that he did not waut the books, and thought ho was insulting him by forcing them upon. 1 him. The agent said he iiiteuded to have got a little further before the storm, but jf he could not conveniently pay him the money then ho must accept of his invitation aud stay till tho fl storm was over. The clergyman, fiudiug lie must tako the hook*, or keep the follow threfe or four days, paid him tho money, as tho easiest way to get rid of him. [*Gladto hear our o'A acquaintance, tho Yankee’ Book Agent, is driving so brisk brisk a business in.thev— Bay State.—Hope ho willhavo no occashSnto ttuvifi - this way again soon.—Gw. Tel-'] J The second toast given ftfdtn the t'li .ir was, , The tneuior\'uf the Companions ot • tglethorpc, who. with their dauntless leader, braved The w tl- tlcrncss and the savn->e; -urfd oil the Bloody Marsh and Fort Mou-sa. gav- so warm a reception to the legions of H-spcria. Me. Spalding, as a descendant of one of .the The city of Boston has just, unporfoi fronr r : JVew Orleans, twenty-four barrels of sausage*’• skins- This, it must bo allowed, is a novel ar ticle of commerce, buttbe “notions” of“dow»- .1 east speculations," must keep pace tthh abundance of any article which can be- to account- v ' ,*• ^ - On tlio ilth inst the powder mill &! St E/olf ' is was blown up* r tho ca^jse of tho explosion is not stated, bnt it was so loud as to be hc-ar^ at a distance of twenty miles- It ss said of the good citizens of tho totm -mistook it ftw* the approach of tho day of judgement, arA** went to prayers. * * Y,; Singular as it inay appear, wheat is said tot '/ the host freight out of the midland countries* f Europe, and if", as is observed by tlie United States Gazette,the present prices hold, we may* r . • f look for cargoes from Odessa. This is by the Editor, ascribed to the pursuits* of agriculture, having yielded to the passion.for mil road and. canal speculation..