Macon Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1836-1844, June 16, 1836, Image 1

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'43 Ly: / \S- MACON •T/.JCO.V, GEOHGI.I, THEHSHAfV* JF.VjE 1G, IS3G. Volume X.—dumber 51, ic.sun o« subscription. ,, , rK DoLtAiw,j»«W«* advance, will pay for the pa- T“* Mr> j.', VE Dou.«i». paid in advance, trill pay If'T’Lnrr tiro years. Tr.s Dollar*, pa »rf in advance I- ' i» for the paper five yean. L MV* *i>< p«*« tcilhin six months after the year has ' ‘ y/, Three Dollars and Vfity Cents per annum l 1 *'/,'. (Sirred. If not paid until the end of the year, DjUjcs per annum will be charged—with interest TROT HILL. THF. undersigned informs his fricnj* anil those of the late firm of Cutter ff Cornwall, that lie intends re tailing die IF x are Mouse S' Commission Htf.se ness, at t!ie store next above the one recently oecti|iiod by T.J. Chase, an the margin of East Macon, known os the town of Troy. fie further informs the public that he has bought the ■ toriisements not rxeevEngonVhnndfU trords, half f^’ondnU^nS' 3 U °"' °" W ° y ’ frOU * Xwr ■' or tieelrc brevier lines, icill be inserted one tunc ’ _,‘ J ' • • in,,-* inner, than one insertion is L'ircu. . U GOOflSttliddmVOCCVtC'S, together making his stock Complete, which will he sold low for ready pay, lie will lie ready to receive Cotton early in the fall, and be prepared to make advances.— lie would particularly notice to his friends the great advantages his Warehouses have over tlir.so in the dense part of the city with regard to Fire. they being detached from other buddings and at a distance from any street er lane, and welt enclosed Terms of Advertising. I ’ <w dollar. When more than one insertion is given, Uf 1 ' M f or the Jirst, and 50 cents for each continuance. ichirh a dc.luithtt of ourfourth trill be made, when I ' iis aitnnrt. F'Wrtfs’. Tor Collectors' and Coroners' Sales art char- I ‘ ’v Hrio Adccrtisen irill he allotted tiro s./uarrs in each r., r ’p,rrnty Dollars per annum; nod in the same . ... fir Tirenty I ■f.t'for a larger spare—payable, quarterly. I The erpense* qf ourbttsincss, a uil the slat.- if the limes, .. ili,,t these terms should be rigidly adhered to. Wav tf If. 8. CUTTER.. MJIOFS, Ac. A Fresh Assortment .Feest Opened. 20,000 pr for sale by J. NEWIIALL, viz. Ladies’ Seal, Morocco, l’runelln and Lasting Slips, walking and Bootees. Walking Bolivar fox’d Bootees, bi’k and col'd. Leather slips, ties, walking jiivJ Bootees. Misses’ col'd Lasting. Bootees and Slips, do Leather, Kid and Lasting Slips and Sandals, Cliildrens’leather, rul’d, prunella & morocco Shoes, Teir ivirk S IFitt iat Elite of Ftffkets. BRIG Amalia Strong, J. Cliaee, Master, ifSt l’rommin, Mr. .Matthews, “ i)ig( new *■ Darien, C. P. Buckley, “ <ggr << “ Macon, A. Bihhins, “ ’^schr. 1). 11. Crane, T. Baker, ?! \i[500'l midsiilMtautiiil well calculated n)r Uic .. (» with good accommodations for passengers, am! j Gent!emeu’s Bootees, < xford tics and low quarter .'licwi conjmanders. fine of the vessels will al- j due Shor lot at each end of the I.iue to receive freight, and f| .,,;i regularly oneo a weak. Shippers by this hue rl „,elect insurance at five eighths per cent and they j ,i, relv upon tho vessels being regularly despatched. t Xu • siibscrdiors aro also agents for several Steamboats nrin r 'gularly during the boating season between |) jr icn. llawkiiisyille, and Macon, and are induced to , v ,, unit they can give great facilities in forwarding u d -stinnd for the interior of the Stnte. r " HAWES, MITCHELL & COLLINS. Darien. 1st July, 1335 3 Hiomeer Steam SSout Eitse. *v\- Russett nud black buckskin do. Seal skin l’liuips, russett and lil’k Slippers, Light Boots aud j Roots, 500 pair Rubbers. Coarsened coiiiinnn shops of every discription. Also, 300 Packtsges of Dry Goads consisting of Brown and blenched Shirtings atid Sheetings. Cal- licnes. Satinetts. Cossiiners, Blankets aud Flannels, 120 do/., palm leaf llats, 10 cases low price fur Hats, 3 do iiest quality do. •1 do fine satin beaver do 30 do/,, good woo] do. Gingham am! silk Umbrellas, llavamia Cigars The above are offered in lots to suit purchasers on rt door to the Cost Office. Cap Store ma cox. statin Hunt Pioneer, Copt. Goodwin, “ Doeid Crocket!, “ M' Connie!:, I iffy regulaiiy lielweeu Darien and Macon, one of , ui leaving Darien about once a week with freight ’ ,;|l< ill tow. siv:ii»boat thmlrWon, cap*. Bosusell, mil run constantly between Darien and Savannah, , ;J tiffnrd the greatest despatch to Cotton. Tue subscriber's whole attention is devoted to fiicih- ,.,iiag irnijsportation between Macon and the Sea He has invested a large sum to put h s line m i'a: ui’i.t complete order, and believes that liis arraiigc- giving despatch to freight and keeping it in , i I order, while in his care, will make it the interest j iif Cotton .Shippers and Merchants ordering goads, to ruatiiitia their favors. . At Darien lie lias secure and convenient tv anslmnsc- fir reception of Goods, aud his H hartts there am eo nr I irirh she Is. ,. „ h enables him to keep all Cotton sli pped mi he lio its under shelter and protected from ti.e weather. lauded for reshi r „o^ AMEg R Will) A I [oi.coMr.r., Pr.cit & Co., J’.. I*. Butts, J. T. Howiaso, 1). li. Halstead. 3/ icou, Nov. I~. ISM—52 Charleston, Savannah, Darien Hawkiusville. .7(neon Sttam Moat Company. J.rj Sic.i.uhjat duPLHIOU, Capt. George. Wilicox. do. r.XCI'.L, “ J. L. AVillfox. f f}^ i|(S company have now their lint* of peats in » complete order for freighting- They have a new* steamboat added In their line,called the Superior. anil tm Tow-Boat*, ^ » Tli * ll'Mt* will rup regularly betwo'» Macon and Darien, one of the steamboats Joining Darien every ( fve m- six days with tow-bouts. Tho company have j new sixteen tow-boats, all first rgtc boat*,built express- h- for tba navigation o'' the Ocmulgee and Altainaha I uvers; these iucrea-ed facilities will enable the. com- j jiany dm means of giving ilia greatest i.cspa.ch to ciiim or goods shipped by their line. They have a Steamboat and a number of Stoops, la carry cqtiqu and merchandise between Darien and Savannah, and Darien and Charles!on. There are aUo. five first rate Packets rmming regularly between Dirieu anil New York, which come to Hawes & Mildud, of Darien. Agrntsfor the. iduue [toots : J. GODDARD, Macon. Roves, 11kvrv & '.V.M.TKn, Charleston. B vi.nwix Co. Savannah, IIiwks, AIitchki.i. & Cot.t.iv;, Darien, i!>:o. K. Robkhts, Hawkiusville, Macon. 2 llh Per- 1S35, rr u , Ocmulgee Steam Uoat f'ompauy. IDS company will he prepared to commence hn- it siuess, carlv ilt the next season—They will have a iiuc of Packets between New York, and Darien aud steam vessels4o forward goods from Darien to Macon —Theagents in New York, Charleston, and aavanuali, will he muhorise.! to contract for tho delivery of goods n Macon, at a freight agreed on without intermedi ate charge au<r tho agent in Macon will receive cotton deliverable in Savannah, Charleston, and New York— The conipnuv’s Vessels and boats, wi.l he of f-'* !- a,,s with experienced commanders, aud no expense it 11 ^ soared to meet the patronage of the public. . . IML R. YONGKdt SONS, Agents in Darien. F3A i i i-. Subscriber having establisiied nnu.-df in Al Alacou with a view to a permanent residence, will keep constantly on hand a general assortment of iSats, Caps* Furs die. comprising every variety of style and quality, usually '•ailed for at a similar establishment. Among his as- •ortwiut may be found Beaver, Satin Bearer, Otter, Castor Roarum aua woo! Hats; Mens Fur and Hair, Seal Caps, Boys black, bine I and brown cloth Caps, Boniha/.ine do black and drab j siik plush a new style, .Merino and Circassian Ac Ac, From iiis long experience nud personal attention to i the business of manufacturing lints in some of the most extensive establishments ut the north, he is ena bled to assure all those who may favor him -vith dn-ir patronage that he can furnish ilieni with an arti cle wfiicli for cheapness, neatness nud durability shall be fully equal if not superior to any before offered in the southern market. As his work will lie principal ly inannfnrtnml at his establishment in .Macon, when desired lie will finish hats to order in any style to suit die purchaser. From the facilities tbits obtained and from assiduity and attention to his business he hopes to deserve its he trusts lie will receive a liberal share ofpatronage. Oct 7, JR55 GEORGE A KIMBERLY O’Wanted Beaver, Otter, Muskrat ami Raccoon skins NEW DRUG STORE. 2>R. 3H. ZOOmi'S H AS just received a large assortment of DRUGS & MEDICINES, at the Store one door below \V. B. Johnston’s Jkwf.lrv, which he will sell at mo ierale prices; among which are PAINTS, White Lead, Red Lead, Black Lead, Litharge, Verdi gris, Chromic Green, Chromic Yellow, Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre, Stone Ochre, Umber, Venetian Red, Lampblack, Rnsepink, Terra de Sienna, Vermillion. Prussian Blue, Osborn’s water colours. OILS, Linseed, Sperai, Whale, and Train Oils, and Spts. Turpentine, Copal, Japan, Coach, Leather, A Picture Famishes. BRUSHES. Flesh, Hair. Hat'"raining, Varnish, Furniture, Tooth, Paint, Nail, Com Shoe, Scrubbiim, Sweeping, Dus ting, Velvet, Whitewash, Clothes, Horse, and Velvet Brashes. PERFUMERY Cologne, Rose Honey, Florida. Lavender, A Orange Flower Wate», Aromatic Vinegar, Bears’ Oil, Antique Oil, Chlorine Tooth Wash, Cream Soap and other Shat iug Soaps, Wash Balls, Drop laike, Essences of Rose and Cedrnt, Extrait de Meil, Flake White, Hair Potvdrr, Orris Root, Milk of Roses, Oils of Orange, Bergamot, Cedrat, Cinnamon, Lavender. N'eroli. and Roses; Osy-eblorine Lotion. Pear) Powder, Pomatum, Powder Polls, Preston Salts, Pink Saucers, Fancy vi als. Tonquin Beaus, Yin de Rouge, Vegetable Rouge, A- Macassar Oil. DYE STUFFS. Anuatto, Cudbear, Fig Blue, Fustic, Galls, Indigo, Madder, Nicaragua Wood, Alum, Turmeric, and Ground Logwood. MEDICINES. Acetic, Citric, Oxalic A other Acids, Acoustic Oil. Alcohol, Nitrate of Ammonia, Concentrated Liquor of Ammonia, Atkinson’s Depilatory, Balm of Columbia, Patent Barley, Breastpipes, Brimstone, Cayenne Pep per, Spanish' Saffron. Ammouiaret of Copper, Sago, Emetine, Cicuta Plaster, Ext. Aloes, Cinchona, Col- ncynth, Elatcriuni, Jalap, Kahinca, Nux Vomica, Rhu barb, Rkntnuin, Lead, Savin, Sarsaparilla A Cubebs, Dandelion, A'alerian, Opium A others. Phosphate of Iron, Red Oxyde of Iron, Tartariz’d Iron &f. Gimjfr Powders. Hnindtou’s Elixir, Magnesian Aperient English Calomel, Hoffman’s Anodyne, Oil’d Silk or Hat Case; Iodine, Jujube Paste, Lactiicariuni. Lan cets, Patent Lint, Lupuliue, Lobelia, Medical Spoons Acetate and Sulphate of Morphia, Mustard, Oils of Caraway, Copaiva, Croton, Fennel, Wiijtergreen, Be neca, Dcnnrcotised and Powdered Opium, l’hosphu rtts, Pipeline, Pocket Instruments. Hydriodate A Ox y-niuriate of Potash, Potter's Catholicon, Liquor of Po tash, Dragon’s Blood, Seatons, Stoughton’s Elixir, Strychnine, Powdered Valerian, Rhubarbarine, Sali- cine, Sanford’s Bark, Lac Sulphur, Syrup of Liver wort, One Stethoscope, Swaitn’s Panacea, Senility. Powders, Tamarinds, Tincture of Colchicum, Wine ofColchicum,Trusses,Tnrhith Root. White Hellebore, Colchicum Seeds, Acetate "f Colchicum, Aromatic Carbonate of Ammonia ; an Assortment of Patent Me dicines. and ail others in common use, Garden Seeds, and Shop Furniture for Physicians.— ALSO, Couching, Cupping, aud small Scaling. Instruments and one second hand set of Amputating and Trephin iny Instruments.April 20 Conuntfcsltjn Rusiacss, Bmicn G;:< T ill. Undersigned give notice that they have this day mined their interests in this.place, under the firm of Rowland, ErancA Sliackclt'ord, for the purpose of transacting Commission Business. Particular attention will pe paid to receiving and for warding produce and merchandize- One of the firm will remain in Darien during the summer months, with efficient assistance, and as they will have a number of small boats running to their address, will he ablfi !o give despatch in Forwarding merchandize addressed to them for the interior. They respectfully solicit the patronage of their respective friends and the public. Darien June 1. JOHN T ROWLAND H A CRANE F R SHACKELFORD The Macon Messenger and Telegraph Milledgeville Recorder and Federal Union, Columbus Enquirer and Ncwnnn Palladium will publish the above twico month for three months. ' STRIKE THE I.YRF. AGAIN.’ Eutest style Mitral* Mats. GEO. A. KMIBERLY M AB now on hand, aud in progress of manufac ture. an assortment of the above named 1IATS, which for slyle and quality cannot he excelled ; and at prices lower than usual in this market, mart h 17 57 NEW BOOKS. J AMES S. OLCOTT has just received a hand some addition to his stock of Books and Station ary, AMONG WHICH ARK Paris and the Parisians, by Mrs. Trollope; The Self Condemned, a novel. Records of a London Clergy man, Ac. Porter’s Rhetorical Render and Analysis, excellent for youth, endeavoring to argue corteciues* in i-niiiiriution and composition, Penny Magazine for jrfi’ll, ’J mid ’5, bnndsinbely bound, hie lily instructive and captivating to youth. 1st 2d mid 3d part Emerson's American Arithmetic, also. Pike’s A Key’s, llume’s i ami Sun llel’s llistorv of England,2 volumes, abridged } for youth. Parents’’ Assistant, by Maria Edgworlh Rosamond and uther stories, Ac. Fine perforated paper, designed fur fancy work, Ac. Camel hair Pencils, Paints, Ac. Ac. Teachers wilt find it for their interest to call. Also a line pair of Globes. May 25 43 %V«eip Store— Erestf Goods. T HE subscriber is now opening, on second street next door to Patrick A Martin, and nearly op posite the Commercial Bank, a complete assortment of Staple and Fancy Dll Y GOODS. Which will be sold at prices lunch reduced, being bo’t on reasonable terms and cheap, they will be sold ac cordingly. His stock comprises in part as follows WOOLENS. 8-4, 0-4 and 10-4 Loudon Diifiil Blankets—10-4 and 12-4 line Mackinaw do—Negro Plains anil Linseys— snper blue, black, brown mixt Cloths—Fine and com mon .Satinets, assorted colors—superfine Vulentia and Toilinct Vestings—super white and red Flannels—do Merino do. STUFFS. Black and colored G-4 Merinos—do do Bonihazetts tine(i-4 Bombazines—Pink Ratiuet—figured Circas sians. COTTON GOODS. super and common plain and twilled Calicoes—swigs, Jaconet, Mull aud Book Muslins—black and colored cambric Ginghams—Irish Linens in £ pieces very fine —colored and white Homespuns—Rowell cassitnercs and checks—birdseyc and Russia Diapers—Linen cambric Ilkfs, Russia sheetings, Ac SILKS. Black super Poi dc soie silks—do Italian Lustring uo —rich colored silks very cheap—Levantines, sarsnets and siiichews. HANDKERCHIEFS. .Mandarin, Herninci, embroidered Romani, Bagdad, rich satin, fignered Thibet, embroidered Thibet wool and martin gauze Ilkfs—rich figured gauze Ribbons— Handsome thread Edgings aud Quiltings—Blond Ed gings and Bobinet Laces—-and many other articles, which cannot fail to gi«-<- -on.faction as to price and quality. dec 17 25 ARCHIBALD McARN. may 27lh 13U5_ 41) 4'onunis.iiou Biitttincss, JUarieu. j. , j HR undersigned have resumed business as a- i 3 bate, and will as heretofore pay prompt atlcu-1 lion to all business entrusted to their care. We believe vie have made arrangements that will enable us at all i times tc forward goods for the interior with the least. possiblo delay, by - steamboats when the river will aij- j For Sale, *50.000 IS"?.";, Ul hlids St. Croix Sngar of superior quality, 50 hags Coffee, 45,000 lbs Swede Iron, 100 kegs Nails, assorted, 25 iiiids choice Molasses, 150 whole and half bids Canal aud Richmond Flour, 5 pipes pure II. Gin nud C. Brandy warranted pure hiiiI three years old. 20 hhk old Monongnhala Whiskey, 5 proof, 75 hbis pure Kuui, and20 Gin, April fi 41 DAVID RALSTON. T 1 Ne»v Goods. |11F. subscribers aro now receiving their usual vj - spply of SPRING GOODS, consisting of a mit. or”:n extreme low river by small flats or lighters, ‘ gr ,. al variety of built expressly for that business. On our wharves Fancy and staple Dry Goods, &c. are hirgs Storehouses, calculated for the storing o! cot- Their customers, and the public generally are respect- ion at die least possible expense, and our opportunities j fully invited to call. * to forward cotton inland or coastwise, arc not exceed-j April 4 41. GEORGE W. J*RICE. A Co. *tl by any other House. Darion, May 20, 11AWES. MITCHELL A COLLINS, j Commission If tininess, JFarien. T HE Undersigned have formed a Copartnership lor the purpose of transacting a general Com-, mission uud other business under tho firm ol SNOW & ROGERS* ... aud olTer their services to their friends, nud the ptiulic generally, in the above business. Forwarding Goods , and produce to and from tho interior of tho Slate, will J receive particular attention. It may be proper to state that they have no connection with any ol the ' Steam 'ntusportationliues; Goods for the interior will always hr shinned by tlioso who will probably give tli'-rn the greatest despatch. S i5nrM?n <s Jon 1,1335 23 GEO. T. kOGI.Ka The Attention of the Public 1 .8 respectfully called to a very extetisivo assortment of NEW GOODS, now opening by the subscribers al their new store cor nerof Cotton Yvenuo and Cherry street, which arc offered on very liberal terms at wholesale or retail.—- Wo are also receiving a very largo stock ot Heady made Clothing. suitable for the season, comprising nluiostevcry article 1W gentlemen's wear. April 13 42 FORT. HAMILTON A WILEY . f UST Piauuo Covers received, and for sale by \nril t 41 GEORGE \V. PRICE A Co. MAO 1C Fever and Agne—Rowan’s Tonic Mixture BP —Quinine Mixture, for sale bv april2fi 44 J. H. A W S. ELLIS 6 Mute . l.'a.-Jis Almlt-i.a W1111: J do do do i 10. 37 VVM. II. OURDSAI.L. W A j. 11. Bi KDMALL, H AS Jusi received a new uud extensive as sortment of Heady-made Clothing. Superfine blue, mack, invisible green, Adelaid, olive brown and green Broadcloth Dress Coats, Superfine blue, hluek, brown anil grecu Cloth Frock Coals, _ Superfine bloc, olive, green ami mix’d CloUi Coatteos, and blue, steel mix’d and fancy colored SaUiuet Coattces and Frock Coats, Super, blue, black, invisible green, drib, brown, olive, and green Cloth Pantaloon*, Bine, black and fancy colored Sattinet Pantaloons, Youth’s cloth and satlinct Dress and Frock Coats, do do do Pantaloons, Black and bloc Cassimere. black and colored Velvet, black Florinline, black Bombazine, dark and light r >1 S table. colored Valcutia. English Silk, colored and white J OSEPH WACN’VVRIGHT at his old Stand, on MerseillcsToilinet, Swansdown and Sattinet Vests tho Court House square, still carries on tho ah- Camlet Cloaks and Great Coats, «ve business Horses kept by tho month or day—and Mixed, brown Cloth A Patershaoi Box Coats. Horses and-Carriages tc hire—on die most moderate j Iwon Skin Overcoats, _ . - taruu. Jati. 14 20 1 Fine Linen Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Socks, Ac- Plitiu and Ornamental Paiutin??. finilK subscriber has taken the shop foimerly oc- M. copied by .Mr. Thos. McCIcskey, nearly oppo site the new market, and is now prepared to execute id! kinds of House and Sign Painting, Chair Painting, Oil Nut aud Bnrnished Gilding, Gilding and Glazing, Paper Hanging, Enamelling seals. Having in his employment some of the most effi cient workmen to be found iu the State, lie will be a- lile to undertake largely and execute with neatness. April 4 (ini 41 DANIEL T. REA. it'atchcs, Jewelry, Silver If’are, &C. C. G. St. JOHN W ATCH Maker A Jeweler Cotton Avenue op posite Washington Hall, ltespectlully in forms his fricuds and the public, that he has taken tho store formerly occupied by the Hnwkinsville Bank where he is now opening a new and splendid assort ment of WATCHES A JEWELRY of the best qual ity and latest fashions-selected with great taste and judgement expressly for this market, among his assort ment may be found Gold pocket Chronometers splen did Gold Duplex, Patent Lever's and Ruby Cylinder Copartnership. T HE undersigned have formed a connexion for the transaction of a general FACTORAGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city, under the firm of COOM BS A DOUGHTY’. JOHN S. COOMBS, Savannah. June I 50 E. W. DOUGHTY. * NEW LIVERY STABLES .Inti Carriage Hepository. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. C MIXER, respectfully informs his friends.that • die has Leased the ^Vare-houseand Lot known as Burton’s.late Mr. John’ Rees, near the Planter’s Hotel—and has all those superior buildings construc ted into Stables an4 Carriage Houses.—Has on hand, and will keep, a general asortment of CARRIAGES for sale of the letesl fashious nud best finish. His con nection iu this branch of his business, is such, as to in duce him to believe, he can offer greater inducements to the purchaser, than any like Establishment at the South. His Stalles are all Dirt Stalls—iride, high and airv; can accimiuodatc any number of Horses on Livery’from 1 to 200—price per day, each Horse, longer or shorter time, 50 cents.—Horses aiid Car- J ringes of every kind usually hired, can be had on the j most reasonable terms. The proprietor pledges hitn- selfto do every justice to his Friends—who may pat ronise him, WANTED. C ASH will be paid for one Road YVagon and four or five Horses—Mules would be preferred. For gale, 1 l’air of Extra fine Northern Carriage Horses, 7 and 3 years old, of fine blood, price $1200, sold for ro fault. ’ 1 Pair Sorrels, 15J bauds high, 6 and 7 years old, fine Travelers, well broke, can be recommended for family use—belonging to a private gentleman who is going to travel, and wishes to sell iuinied ately. 1 Pair Oatk Bays, Iff hands high, 5 and 8 years old, sound ninl gentle—and I Saddle l’oney, young and sound. ALSO,’ Two Barouches, I Buggy, 1 Sulky and two Gigs; ail have been used some.—Sold for cash. Mav 24- 3m. 50 ♦ 'I APT Marry alt’s complete works in i volume, J Pencillings by the Way, _ Gilbert Gurney, a novel, ill 2 volumes, Tiie Naval Sketch Book, 2d series, Life and times of Rienzi, Spain revisited, by the author ofa year in Spain, Private Life of LaFayette; Rienzi, Adventures of a Rifle Brigade, Cotton on the Religions state of the country', Tomlin's Law Dictionary, Milford's Pleadings, Ac. Ac. Just received and for sale by Jm<e9 50 JAMES S. OLCOTT. Newark Cider. si) sOk BBL3 first quality Newark Cider just receiv- and for sale by march 10 37 ’ CIIARLES CAMPBELL. For Sale M Y Saw and Grist Mill with the Lands and Tim ber attached. Also, the Teams, Sawyers, Teamsters, Ac. My entire stock of Goods, consisting of Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard ware, Crockery Ac. 250,000 lbs Bacon. 9 or 10 store Houses on Cherry street, good Busi ness stands. 9 improved Dwelling Lots in Macon. 200 acres well limbered Pitie Land oyc aqd a hajf miles from town. 19J likely Negroes. Likewise, ni* Household furniture. The whole will be sold at reduced prices and on ac commodating terms. 'xpecting to be absent from this state, I am desirous ot closing the busiuess before tho first of July. July 9 50 D. RALSTON ^ Itice TIERCES Rice for sale by lO BRAMAN A HODGES. Storp formerly occupied by T T Wyche. 3tj> ITIolas&cs Ilhds best quality family Molasses just re ceived and for sale by „ „ ii'ftc V no aftlXTH, RODGERS A CO. TDlTjfTGlA—Fikc county. W HEREAS Irby Stamper, guardian of Thomas Pitman, orphan of John Pitman, late of said county deceased, applies to me for dissniission from ti,e guardianship of said orphan. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office icithin thetime pre scribed by law, to shew cause if any they hare, why said application should not be granted. Given under my hand at office this 14th March. 1836. ;a) H. G. JOHNSON, c. c. ». From the American?Monthly Magazine. The Settler. His echoing axe the settler swung Auiid.the sea-like solitude. And rushing, thundering, down were flung The Titans oftlie wood; Loud shriek’d the eagle asi he dashed From out his mossy nest, which crash'd With its supporting bough, And the first sunlight, leaping, flash'd Oil the wolfs below. Rude was the garb, and strong the frame Of him who plied his ceaseless toil, To form that garb, the wild-wood gamo Contributed their spoil. Tiie soul, that warm’d that frame disdain’d Tho tinsel, gaud, and glare, thatreigned Where men their crowds collected; The simple for untrimm’d unstain’d, This forest tamer deck’d. Tho paths which wound mid gorgeous trees, The stream whose bright lips kiss’d their flowers. The winda that » veil’d their harmonies Through those sun hiding bovvers, The temple vast—the green arcade. The nestling vale—tl e grassy glade, Dark cave and swampy lair. These scenes and sounds ma jegty made Iiis world, his pleasures, there. His roof adorn’d a pleasant spot, Mid the black logs green glowd tiie grain, And herbs, and plants the woods knew not, Throvein the snn and rain. The smoke wreath curling o’er the dell, The low—the bleat—the tinkling bell, All made a landscape strange, Which was the living chronicle Of deeds that wrought the change. The violet sprnug at Spring’s first tinge, The rose of summer spread its glow, The maze hung out its Autumn fringe Rude Winter brought his snow; And still the lone one labor’d there, Ilisshout and whitest woke the air. As cheerily he plied His garden spade, or drove his share Along the hillock’ side. He mark’d the fire-storm’s blazing flood Roaring and crackling ou its path. And scorching earth, and anelting wood, Beneath its greedy wrath. He mark’d the rapid whirlwind shoot, Trampling the pine tree with its foot, Aud darkening thick the day With streaming bough and sever’d root, Hurl’d whizzing on its way. His gaunt hound yell’d his rifle flash’d, The grim bear hush’d his savage growl, In blood and foam the panther gnash’d His fangs, with dvinghowl; The fleet deer ceas’d its flying bound, Its snarlin wolf foe bit the ground, And with its moaning cry The beaver san beneath the wound Its pound-built Venj.ce by. Humble the lot yet his the race! When Liberty sent forth her cry, Who thioug’d iti Conflict’s deadliest place, To fight—to bleed—to die. Who cumber’d Bunker’s height of red, By hope, through weary year- were led, And witness’d York Town’s sun Blaze on a Nation’s banner spread, A Nation's freedom won. Monticello, Sullivan Co'. N. Y. A. B. S. 5552S5 Deport of another Biot at Balatia I—We regret to learn that the spirit of riot is not yet subdued. From Conversation which we have had with a gentleman who passed through Batavia yesterday inorning we learn that 9 large number of the wttffssa the Holland Land purchase, had congregated at Alexander, and appearad resolute in their determination to demolish tiie office oftlie company, at all hazards. They were reported to have assembled from the counties of Catr tarangits, Chatauqne, Erie, and Genesee. It is said that among them were men whosecharacter3 had stood hitherto above reproach. A rumor has reached iis that the rioters had entered Batavia, and were marching through the streets with flyii-g colors! Wo hope tbis rumor inay prove mbpr- rect.—-Rochester Democrat, 27th ult. The Governor ofMarylnnd has pardoned all tho per sons imprisoned ou account oftlie riots in Baltimore in August last—ibis measure pfclcmcncy was considered as having been called for by memorials from a large and respectable number of the citizens of Baltimore. The Cincinnati Whig, of the 24th ult. states, that the reported death of Dr. Benj Harrison, (son of Gen. Harrison,) the shockiug details of which have recently S one the rounds ofthe newspapers, is entirely unfottn- ed. Letters had been received from the Doctor, Iby bis famaily. stating his having been captured by a party of Mexicans, who had not only released him, but fur nished liini With a horse, Ac. and on his return was taken by theTexians, 011 suspicion of being a spy ari sing from the false representations of his servant At the time of writing, he was oil board a Tex i an vessel of warand expected soon to establish his innocence of iho charge, and be relwrod. GEORGIA—Crawford county. W HEREAS Edwin Medor applies to me for let ters of dismission from tiie administration on the estate of John Richardson, dec .ascd, These are therefore to cite and ad-ronish all and singular the kindreil and creditor* of said deceas ed, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have why said letters should not be granted. Given under niy hand, this 7th day of March. 1836. ” "ROOgS, c. c. o. 39 WM. II. BI GEORGIA—Houston county THEREAS Thomas N. McWilliams applies to r me for letters of dismission from the estate of Rebecca Eckles, _ f u . u j -j These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and sing- Watches with Extra Jewels and indeneneiitseconds of ular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to shuo the most approved makers and rated to suit the dim- cause.(if any they hit re,) within the time prescribed by approved 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 Pina and Finger rings. Gold and silver ever pointed pencils, Gold and silver spectacles, silver spoons, pen and pocket knives dirks, canes, pistols, Ac. Ac. Together with a great variety of other arti cles kept in hislinc N- B. He has selected the best of materials for re pairing watches and will give satisfaction to those who may favor himwi lb their custom. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. Oct 27 18 Plaid Muslins. A New and splendid article for Ladies Dresses, just received by CRAFT A LEWIS, april 27 44 Summer Clothing. A Large assortment just received by april 27 41 CRAFT A LEWIS. Cuba .Molasses a nit Hale Hope. ij'fc ' j, lltfDS Cuba Molasses prime quality, 100 Coils bale Rope, best quality. May 5 45 for sale by REA A COTTON. Carpeting and Rugs, red, a ‘ [UST receive 1 .May5 45 large assortment, ' G. W. PRICE A Co. Lamp Oily tF a superior quality, ' May 5 35 G. W. PRICK A Co. Carpeting. SPLENDID assorimentof Carpeting and Rugs, Also—Oil Floor Carpeting5£and 8 feet wide, vpri! 18 43 For sale by CRA FT A LEWIS. 4 Itice. Raisins, Ac. TIERCES Rice, sOitLP 60 bags Coflee, 15 lihds Sugar, 20 boxes best Malaga Raisins, Loaf Sugar, Best Apple Vinegar, A,c. Ac. April 18 43 For sale by CRAFT A LEWIS. law, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 26th April, 1836. 45 CHAS. n. RICE. c. c. o. CjT Houston eo. j the estate of John CAamfccrs, applies for letters of Dismission— .... , And John S Taylor applies for dismission from the estate of William F O'Picat, deceased— Theseare therefore to cite and admonish all and singu lar the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office icithin the time prescribed by law, to shtw cause if any they have, tchy said letters should not he ” Given under my hand at office, this 21st day of Jan uary, 1836. 31 CHAS. II RICE c. c. o. GEORGIA i Pike County. , . W HEREAS Francis LMatthews administrator of the Estate of Isaac Matthews deceased, applies tome for letters of dismission : These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creators of said de ceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause if any they can tchy said letters shall not be granted them- , Giveu under my hand at office tills 5th day of Jau y 1836. 29 II. G. JOHNSON, c. c. GEORGIA: Houston County. ~~ W HEREAS Shadrack Dennard aud Samuel Felder apply for letters of Administration on the estate of Henry elkel, deceased: These are therefore to cite -mil admonish all ana sin gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased toln and appear at mg office within the time prescribed by law to shcio cause if auythty have• tchy said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand at office May 23,18o6. CHARLES II. RICE, c. c. ». Good Mews for Speculators —It appears, from a statement made to Congress, a few days since, by the Secretary of tiie Treasury, in answer to a resolution of the House of Representatives, that the quantity of Government lauds surveyed aud offered for sale prior to the lstof January last, was 169,178,042 acres; and that the quantity surveyed and remaining unsold, at the same date, was 119,259,728 acres. Difference, 49,918.314. So it appears that the quantity already surveyed and subject to private entry for purchase, is a good deal more than double the whole amount sold from 1787 to the 1st of January last, a period of 49 years. And, gentlemen, when you have bought this small patch of 119,259,728 acres now ready at your hands, thete will remain afew acres more, which, upon a pinch, can be surveyed and brought into market.— To more than -100,000,000 acres of such lands, i. e. lands not yet surveycu. the ludian title has been alrea dy extinguished. The whole amount of unsold lands to which the ludian title had been extinguished prior to the beginning of 1832, was 227,293,884 acres; and very large additions have been made since, far exceed ing the amount of sales. The following schedule shows where the surveyed lands are situated. The first column expresses the number of acres offered for sale prior to last January, and the second column the number of acres remaining unsold. Acres. 14.703,163 10 18,989,967 53 21,574,495 45 20,392,249 14 129,915.088 56 *18,908,218 82 6,450,942 05 12,211,519 37 5,273,730 71 13,891,5:58 31 6,667,129 67 Fall from Paterson Falls.—A little girl, named Bus- kirk, 12years old, gathering birch with sowo compan ions, fell over one of the precipices on Monday morn ing, and was instantly kilted. The Peterson Intelli gencer, says a similar accident happened at, or near the same place a year or two ago, when a boy was killed by incautiously venturing too near the precipice, (From the New York Evening star ) The Races.—A clear, cold day—wifi* pigir. ! ground Jnmp and heavy, we would hftvtf hit tlr long odds against the Southern horse, folly per suaded that he would have had chills and fever, and could not stand the thermometer at GO—- and that the bottom of Post Boy would far ex ceed the speed of Johu Itascomb: but wo were in error- not the first time in these and other matters. We were not on tho ground, remem,; beiiug that at the last races speed ol the locomotivei in an open car, compelled us to swallow the hind quarter efa sharp raw North Easier, which filled our lungs with wind and gave us a respectable cold for which we had to be bled and physicked. Our reporter, who defies wind and weather, volunteered to risk a visit to the corse, and says , the whole affair was beautiful, aud created much excitement. The Northern boys wore full of hope and glee—snuffed up the cold air—rat tled lieuton’s miut drops triumphantly in their pockets, and squinted knowingly at the draft hats from the Sou h; while the lads to the side of Mason and Dixon’s line quiet as }njtubs—pat ted the smooth coat of their horse—pretended to look grave—took up every bet offered with great; coldness—but there v> as a lurking devil iu their gye that gave assurauce of triumph. Tap went the drum and off went the animals. Bascomb a bright cljesnut, and Post Bov a dark bay—both five year old creatures; Post Boy inside, John Bascomb laggiug behind at his ease. About halfway around tlje course, John Bascomb shot ahead, and came in from forty to fifty yards win ner. Our Northern boys were a little taken back, hut rallied their spirits, aud felt sanguine that in tho second heat Post Iloy w ould win. First heat run in 7 minutes 49 seconds, the four miles. In a half h< ur. both horses started in fine stylo aud kept neck and ueck, nearly the w r hole heat; it was evident, however, that the rider of tho Southern horse possessed most skill, and Post Boy was pushed with great Ibrce. John Bascomb trailing along wiih ease, aud came out winner ; the last heat being run in seven minutes aud fifty one and a half seconds.—Both nags are of fiuo speed aiid bottom. Post Boy the strongest in the loins, aud probably as swift as John Bascomb hut there is much iu training and riding. Ilad Post Boy won the second heat, we think his bot tom would have iusured a victory. Acres. 3,792,034 34 9,770,770 61 16,352,036 29 17,166,156 89 22,084,770 82 11,933,262 03 5,535,859 30 8.247,567 34 5,041,871 30 12,961,714 77 6,352,763 60 Ohio, Jndianna, Illinois, Missouri, Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana, Michigan, peninsula, Michigan, w of lake. Arkansas, F.lorida, Total, 169,178.042 91 119,259,728 39 It further appears that the cost of these lands to the United States, in different ways, is nearly equal to all that (so far) has been realized trom them. The a- mount paid by purchasers for the 40,918;314 acres sold, was $74,261,746 30; ol vyhich $64,210,532 86 got into the Treasury. Now against this sum must be feet off for principal and interest of the Louisiana 1 $23,529,353 48 0.483,768 66 1,250,000 00 1,832,375 70 7,248,214 22 10,867,488 76 51,215,200 77 6,807.821 18 8.020.407 74 2,069,493 54 During my absence from the State, IIENRY G. ROSS is fully authorised to trans act all business appertaining to the office of Clerk ol tho Inferior Court of Bibb county. JOS. J. HOLLOM4CJ, purchase; Florida, principal and interest. Compact in Georgia; Yazoo claiinapts, Expenses of surveys, tnunagem’t Aq. Indian fitlgs, Total, To winch might he added Cumberland Payments on account of Indians beyond contracts, Three percent, to the new States, Tetal, $66,632,823 23 Deduct rec’ts into Treas’ry as above, 64,210,134 91 Received less than expended to Js t January last, $2,422,688 3- During the first quarter of the present year, the re ceipts into the Treasury for lauds sold, amounted to the extraordinary sum of $6,439,650; being more than during the whole year 1834, aud about half the a- monnt of the whole of 1835. wh n the rage for specu lation was generally considered at its height It may he interesting in tliisconnexlon, to examine the amount of sales of public lands for several years past. VVc will begin with 1826. Sales. 1626 §1.128,617 1827 1,318,005 1828 1,221,358 1829 1.575,863 1830 2,433,433 1831 3,557,023 1832 3*115.376 1833 4,972,284 1834 6.099,981 1835 about 13,000,000 lstq.1836 Paid into Treasury. $1,393,785 1,495,848 1*018,309 1,t17,175 2,319.356 3.210 815 2,823,381 3,967,682 4,857,000 about 12,000,000 5,439,650 N. Y. Journal of Commerce, Laughable.—Night before last three cjtoux v$* ry honest Spanish tars were engaged as supernu meraries at the St. Charles theatre, to assist it\ the performance of die Italia:: opera of OteHtf- They had the honor of acting the part of slaves of the Moor: one of them as body servant to the first actor man styled Signor Montressor. Ou their way homewards, having forgot to wnsU their faces, they were encountered by a Cbuilia of the Gth ward night watch, who very politely asked them for their passes, which being unable to produce, they were being gallantly escorted to the watch house; hut in passing by the St. Charles, were rceoguised, anil upon a little par ley with the manager, released, on conditiou they should forthwith wash their faces.—Neta Orleans True American. Fight between two Eagles.—The Woodbury (Netv Jersey) Constitution says, that while Isaac Uiuchman, Esq was riding near Kepanpo, in that country, on Friday last, hi: heard a tioiso overhead, and on looking up, saw two Eagles iu a fierce contest with each other. In a short time both birds fell together. But before Mr. H, reached the spot, one of the birds had flown off; the other he found dead with a wound closq under the wing, aud other severe bruises, 'if ho dead eagle measured six feel from tip to tip ; a quid plucked front its wiug bears upon it conclu sive proof of the deadly strife—it beiug much bro ken. Tallahassee, May 30th, 1836. An express reached us this morning from the mouth of the Ouithlacoochec, giving us the gra tifying intelligence (hat Lt. Col. Redd at the head of 75 or 80 meu had succeeded in relieving tho small garrison of 40 men posted at a Block Iloxtso on that river, without firing a shot. He had also entered the Suwannee lor the purpose of reliev ing a .small grrrison of milhiia posted at Suwan nee Old Towu, who were at the last accounts encompassed by the enemy. He will be at homo again iu a few days, and wo aro preparing la receive the gallant handful of melt who have.' fought for so many weeks the whole force of thtr enemy, with the houors they deserve- My old school-fellow, Dr. Samuel A. T. Lowrcnce, wa^ the Surgeon of tho garrison relived. His rela tions and friends iu Savannah Trill no doubt rejoiced to hear of his safety; The people who abandoned their plantations in Jeffersou countys and the frontier of this county, have mostly re turned, aud the district of midtile Florida rs nowjT. as quiet as any part of tho Southern country.’* From the Jacksonville Courier, 2d inst. Most of the temporary forts erected by tiie m% habitants in Alachua, havo been deserted, nixT the people are flocking to Black-Creek, twenty- five miles from this place, and some few families havo reached here. An express arrived here last week from Nfftv- nansviile, thirty-five miles north of Micauopy, bringiug news of the murder of Capt. Gibbous and Nero, as they were collecting cattle on Paine’s prairie ou Thursday previous. B. C. Parish is appointed Brigade rGeneral ot tho first Brigade of the Territory of Florida. The Legislature of New York adjourned on tho 26th ult- after a long and arduous session .