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MACON GEORGIA :r^ fT" ■' ’Tf * ** f % '•? VO "/ By HI. BARTLETT. .11.1CO.V, GJGOKG1 /. T/I eilSU./Z', 12.1SS7. T<gr«n» o'f Subscription T-tKKB Dott.tii*,p*H** advance. will pay for the. pa- 1 ne ue<ir ■ Five Doli.hr>, pouf in advance, will pay T.‘ r "L Lptr two years!' Te* Dollars, paid in advance {?•U ptf fir the paper ice years. * When n>t P* id ****** m month * a f irT the V rar hns Tkrvt D liars and Fifty Cents per annum :t ’n be charged. If tot paid until the end of the year, f t »r Di/lars per arts urn will be charged—with interest thereafter. Terms of Advertising. tjeertisements mot exceeding one square, or 124rerier .. ", will be inserted onetime for One dollar, men ""re than one insertion i* given, 50 cents for each at Collectors' and Coroners’ Sales arechat- j Lu the levy. > S V,srh Idvertiscrs will be allowed two smarts in each * for Twenty Dollars per annum; and in the same stilus for subscription. Interest ttill he c^rged. "J^notsOtledmthintheyca^ vtiri'ork & Darien Dine of Packet.s * T - BRI« Macon, A. Bfobins, Master. *• Amelia Strong, Brown, 4 ’ »• Darien, C. P. Bulkey, “ . « New Jersey, JL Matthews, - “ «• Premium, J. Couborn, “ •> (New) * Schr. 0. 11. Crane. Baker, " These veseeU are all coppered, fastened and bni.t sslr for tliis trade, have experienced captains i .. .i rp"iil.ir1y once a week from each port. • i«iA»an7for Darien will find Doboy B r ejf Of access; 19 »o 21 feet-water will be found on the t?,V at hi zb water, thesame depth can becarried with, in six miles of Darien, IB feet dibit carried up to the ’ Th „ anchorage in Doboy sound and river is inrtienlaih’ safe and good, with ample room tor ves- at, to carry off the whole cotton crops, coming down ; her,V ' nufrf^; MITCHELL A COLLINS. i Agents Darien rtefcr to Jambs Goh»ard, Esq. Macon. Oct 10, 3836. Macon Steam float Company. Steamboat SUPERIOR, Capt. George Willcox. do. EXCEL. ” J- L. Willcox. rWllIlS company have now their line of Beats in I complete order for freighting. They have a rc w steamboat added to their line called the Superior, aiul tcu Tow-Boats. ... „ , 1 Baits will run regularly between Macon and lh.nen, one of tlio steamboats leaving Darien every , or I,,* d lys with tow-boats. The company have •• »v sixteen tow-boats; ali first rate boats, built express- iv fir the navigation o'* the Ocmnlgee and Altamaha nverst these increased facilities will enable the cora- j >; iuy the means of giving the. greatest uespatch to cotton or goods shipped by the r lino. ... They have a Sleambnat and a number oj Sloops, 19 carry cotton and merchandise between Darien and Savannah, and Darien and Charleston. There are 'aim. five first rate Packets running regularly between Darien and New York, which come, to Hawes & Mitchel, of Darien. A "altsfor the abort Conte : ■ J. GODDARD, Macon. Boyce, Henry &• Walter, Charleston. 1.. Baldwin & Co. Savannah, Hawks, Mitchell & Colliss, Darien, Geo. K. Roeehts. Hawkinsville, , Macon. 24th Dec., 183.'. 'Ornnlgce Steam Boat pomp any. WARE HOUSE .i.yd co.ii.inssro.Y 11 as^.yess. Hyrick, Napier & Fre^- in:in inform their friends and the ♦ m public gent rally, thftt they arc enlarg- ing their Ware House adjoining their 6tore on Cotton Avenue, and will have it ready for the reception of cotton hy the commence ment of the ensuing season. All cotton consigned to them by Planters and others, dealing in tho article, or orders to buy mid sell in the market, will be promptly attended to. They likewise inform those Merchants who forward their goods by Macon, that they have a large and safe Brick Store, for the reception of mer chandize, and will receive and forward nil goods con signed to them. Their charges in every in-tance will be as low as is customary in the city, liberal advan ces will be made on cotton stored With them or ship ped by them to any other market. Havingone of the partners of their firm (Mr. A. R. Freeman) located in the city of New York far the pur pose of affording the necessary facilities to their busi ness in Macon, they respectfully, inform Merchants and others who have business to transact in that city, that he will be prepared to attend .tpgny Commission Business with which he may be; favored. They em brace the present opportunity to return their grateful acknowledgements to their friends and the public for past favors, and solicit a continuation opfheir patron- age. , , i •* In addition to their present stock, they will receive early this fall a fine asssrtment of, ! Dry Hoods, Groceries." Hardware, Cutlery, Bale Ropc y IJeavy' Hemp, Cotton . ' bugging,’ Readymade Clothiiip, aVc. Ac. A-c. suitable.for the fall trade, all of which they offer for sale on the most reasonable terms Macon, August 25 61 tf WARE HOUSE .l.YD CO."1.111 SSI O.Y BUfSIJl'JESS. THF- undersigned will continue to "af* transact the above'business in all its ♦ ft various forms at their old stand. They ' * will, as hitherto, make liberal advances on prqdhce and merchandize in store, or to be shipped .either to Savannah. Charleston, New 1 York or Liverpool, and will devcis the same persona! and undivided attention to all business entrusted to their care, aud particularly to that of selling cotton from the warehonse or wacons. Having disposed of their warehouse in East Macon : they will in future confine their business to one house, which they are enlarging considerably for the storage of Cotton, and where they will be happy to serve those who have given them their patronage from the East side of the river. Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage here tofore received, we hope by a strict attention to busi ness to merit a continuation of the same. HAMILTON. HAYES & CO. Macon, 1st September, 1836 200 pieces Best Hemp Bagging for sale at market rates, by ' II. ll.& CO. sept j 62 T HIS c.im;n>iy will ho prepared to commence bu siness, oarly in tlio next season—They will have a t;\c »l I’.ickeLs between New Yprk. and Darien and sie.un v >*-e!s to forward goods fjrain Darien to Macon. —The agents iit New York, Charleston, and Savauuah, will be authorised to contract fur the delivery of goods ii: Macon, at a freight agreed on without intermedi ate charge aud the agent in Macon will receive cotton deliverable iu Savannah, Charleston, and New York— Tin co miauv’e vessels and bpats, will be of first class .t i exnericiiced comaiaiiders, and no expense will be cured to m ;ei the patronage oftha public. PH. R. YO.NG.E Ac 30NS, Agents nnv 27th 1815. 40 in Dariew. Co amission iSustuess, Darien. . afl nulersigned have resninad business as a- li hove, and will as heretofore pay prompt atten- 1.1: in all business enirusifed.to their care. We believe ivf have made arriuigemettt* that will enable us at all riurcs to forward goods for tho interior with the least possible delay, by steamboats when the river will ad mit, nr in extreme low river by small Hats or lighters, built expressly for that business. On our wharves aro large Storehouses, calculated for the storing of cot ton at the least possible expense, and our opportunities U forward cottou inland or coastwise, are not exceed ed by anv other,House. * Darien, May 20, 1835. ' HAWKS. MITCHELL & COLLINS. Watches. Jewelry, Silver W: .■e and JF.l.Y C\' G O OD A, At the Lowest Primes. O’. G. til’. JOHN, Watch Maker and Jeweler, Cotton Avenue, oppo site the Washington Hall, respectful ly informs his friends and the public, that he is now opening a new and splendid assortment of WATCHES aV JEWELRY, of the best quality and latest fashions, consisting in part of .the tallowing articles, viz: Ladies’tmd gentlemen’s Gold Duplex. Pai nt Le ver, Anchor Escapement and Lepine Watches; Jg- dies fine Gold Curb. Guard, Ba'sl;et& Ccide Chaitfs; Watch Hooks, Seals aud Keys; Swivels,. Finger lisngs, Ear Ringsaud Broaches; children’s Ear Knobs and Wires; gentlemen’s Curb and Linked Guard and Fob Chains, Seals, Keys, Swivels, Sleevo links, bo- somand collar Buttons, Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Guard Seals and Keys, Medalions, gold gnd gi)t Buc kles, silver mid Scotch Snnff Boxes, gold and silver Everpointed Pencils, silver and gilt Bracelets, gilt, sil ver and shellCombs, gold and silver Thimbles, gold, silver and steel Spectacles with glasses to suit every eye. Seed Coral. large Coral, Coral Necklaces, Bea'd Bags. Chains and Purses, a variety of cut and plain Beads, Spy Glasses. Quizzing Glasses, Pocket Books, Etnnry cushions, card and cigar cases, imitation fruit. Inrifer matches, fire machines, Rccers & Sons’, and Wade & Butcher’s razors, Emerson’s razor straps, scissors, dirks, chess men and hoard, bnrkgamtnon boards, dipe, dominoes, steel pens, walking canes, pistols, powder flasks, shot pouches, game hags, otto of" roses, cologne, lavender and Florida water; fancy _ spap, lip salve, pearland-tooth powder, flutes, flageo- fetts, accordions,shell music boxes, large nii-iicboxcR, p play from 3to. 12 tunes, fiddles and fiddii strings, gentlemen’s dressing cases, hair aud tooth brushes Birmingham and Sheffield silver platedcastow, Iwtet •gmssss i rncsii sis.irn'te * ) . W ' *g*UST received mid tor sale, at the Mas- r< GP Cottou Avenue, bv J*.A W. S. ELLZS. t la ' l.uriy li.l.icck’S limp J.irgif dni,mhead re- Fb.tir i.iht butci on ub-, : WhitepNIO\S, j Yellow do , Red do , r „. .. i Early blood turnip BE Li.", Green savoy '! Early Frquch sugar do • Green glazed «:t- Kariy while scarcity White rupe.br cond O 'sugar . do Large English . Jit- Ourcge (:ARJ:T)T, o ' TER NIP, •'!- Long.white,PARSNIP, White, flat do * er IZ.ZTS, MATS, tMTS.-.. • D*«clm.ter CUiyjMpEifSqnasMS.v^H PF.?d GEORGE A. liUTlBEisur feTeESPRCTFULLY solicits thejntenuonol pur-1 l- U ^ ” V** chasers to averv large assortmei.t of | J'He NTJ lMKfiM^LQN-5? r !> siou.Ih. Wore 4n J '.Mam mob PtMPklN, .'l.nrlv.’i uscarotu Dv lliish l... k J I T- ' > Dutch suiuaier.8QtE\.Sn,E;irrv sugar 1 j at and ii wsrrsn eH? d f f" r rdtml.ng, imperial sugiprloaf l.ET-Eariy Washing!.'; in and are u.nrranted to be of superior atyl^ and quality 4 TUC£ ' FFAS ’ toll to any over before offered in Macon ;'among his assort- Tce'head do 'Early* rlumton.’dJh- 'Snn.H'*! '» 0 ] 1, , n , , , , ’ Long white Naples RA-Eiirge white manvps huper fashionable black and drab heaver Hats, _ a - - - J • - ” • • , do broadbrim do for elderiy mpq, > do fash do do satin beaver "do > I do do do black and drab Russia beaver, AY ide, meridian an'd narrow brims, otter, nutria t>lJ*H. ' Dvy3rl* luiyrilwlal.al. Searletyhojt top do Dt^fijrf bine itn|iene( l.rti'g saltuop * do • Eurjy tIii.ua dwarffb- - Long scarlet • iid Enrfv mohawk narrow brims,otter, nfitria. musk- starlet or eliurfv turmpdo I’.irlv six, weeks Ice. rat. raccoon and cony hais of every variety, off |i ar ly sircar loaf GAB- RedCL'* VEU, d, sW-.nd style, • ■ RAGE. Whita d!v , A mtths begv-er and satin beaver hats, latest fi.shions, Rar j y g ^, rge d„ l.uccr,' Grass aeetf JFeer antf Cloth Caps, consisting of s Hutch ' do Jibwer seeds super No 1, Qtter ( aps. \ * Early York dp Purple I-GG PLAN • seal, mink, mnskrirt and copy dq ! l.arte vort or harvest do Yiegetihiu Oyster, mens and boys lull tpp cloth capji. . . J Larlv drumhead or Bergen Doarl’cur-ed PARE n » Robinson’s dif. - do ’> ! .. acorn top ceiedte caps, j children’s fancy silk cups. Sec.. A c. Srr,. ‘ Fuv capp.p, PcUriiis, nitift nod ruffs, consisting nfj Dec 8 ... 11 stands, candlesticks, branches, fruit baskets, snuffers j chinchilla, lynx, sq nit pel, sable, ermine, geirett, rab- and snuffer trays, tea trays, silver table, tea. deserts salt, mustard and cream spoomt, soup ladles, sugar tongs and butter knives; marble, ebony and alabaster mantle clocksto run eighteen days without winding. Military ami Military Trimmings, and a variety of other artieies usually kept in his line, i; all of which he will sell at the lowest cash price's. He respectfully invites citizens and persons generally vis iting our city to call at his store and examine his stock, where he is ever ready and happy to attend to those who may favor him with their calls N B—Particular attention paid to AA r atch Repair-, ing. Having selected the best Of materials for repair ing AA’atches. lie is now prepared to manufacture anv part of a Watch, and will warrant ovary piece be makes a» perfect as the-original, and Kis Waichos to perform well, Oct 27 7 ■ aooKM¥9£S i bit aiid swnnsdown. Hats made to order at shortest notice. ~ .. ■ g.-%kUea“SeS';«j?>. II. & Jf. A.'fO lU’A /.J. i 0, ju.<t rcceiveih UK* Jrixcs assort^'. ! JOi (Rutlea Seeds, fU i «iul>racins3Q0 Uittercnt siiujs, aiiiiiiig which t Tl.t ;.,. s „i t eiiihracingoiio uittercnt sinus, among winch i hand 3 (^t |i' 3 h andshellack * constantly ol j y ( „k, J.aSy,Sugar J.oul*. ilarly, Da't. h, i a.IylX —- • — '. r; - Large York, Early * Bullock V Ilea t. Large WIRtCr G'ot’iing. • Flat or J.nte liincli, Green Savoy. ArkueTt. A I the Alitcon C lothing .Store, one door abpvo ! Dwarf, Yellow Suvoy, - Red .Dutch, Grieii xS. U m. B. Johnson s Jewelry Store. The enli- I Early Drumhead and Large Drumhead acriber is now rt^emng his j ftutalmga, long Hanover, while flat, u hi' *WI and W inter Stock of Clothing, red to'u.fl .it, early ganleu rock, fike scotch te'l. (which has been manufactured by Lewm 'titcJ, the | dee'n tfat.We English, Norlbik flat, aud ear past summer,) hnd which will be sold off as cheap, for) or spring tk; .EURMFSI Will cash, as at any other establishmenr, e j. White, red and vs)hnv ONION*. Uu- co.vstsTiNo or * - Factorage «.V Coinsiiissiou Easiness. ISO.I TJ.YG, Sc. T HE anbscriberlias located in the (lily ufSaviin- r.ah for the above purposes', and taken stores nearly opposite the City Hotel. The steamer “ Chieftain ”'Capt. White, will be ready in all the present month to receive freight for Macon, and will continue regularly throughout the sea son, the r> v ?r admitting, and unavoidable accidents only intercepting. Goods for forwarding will experience no delay, and the interest of the owner only taken into consideration, oct 13 2 S. F. DICjtjNSON. McrclituiCs’ Insurance Company of ' "*i Macou. T IIE public are hereby • informed that the whole of the Capital Stock of this Company, of One Hundred Thousand Dollars in cash, has been paid in,' and is now prepared to take risks according to jirevinns notice ; viz. to and from the city of Macon to any port or place in the United States, on equally advantageous terms to the assured as other Maytne Companies. - James Goddard, President. Wm. B. Parker, A * J Cowles, ( _. F. H. Wellman, f Dirtctor * Thos. Tajlor, J • net 6 1~tf James Rea. Secretary. iiAoaroc i.uil Road A Banking Com* patty of Georgia. WARE HOUSE .3.YD CO.V.IIISSIO.Y IS USMJYCSS. THE UN DERSIGNFl) will con S' aPiiaue to transact the above business, at lhe House qccupiedby him last o'SatlCiSiW Grateful for’the liberal patronage re- csived from his friends and the public, by strict atten tion to bminass confided to his care, he hopes to merit a <hare of the public patronage. He will unit! liberal advances on cotton stored with liiai,nr on shipments to Savannah, Charleston and -New York. A. E. CHICKERING. Macon. An<rn*t 11 59 fun id! WARE HOUSE CO.II. IfISSIO V IS USI.YESS. T HE undersigned having purchased fropi Gen. L. L. Griffin, the Ware House formerly kgp.tbj Maj. J C. Margin, tenders his af rviops ID the public in the above business. He is prepared.io extend the u»ual facilities to his customer?, hy miking advances on produce stored with hihi. ‘or on shipments to his friends io Savannah and Charleston. Connected with the Ware Houses ore safe aud (xten- sivc Close Storages, for the reception of any Goods Bwt may be consigned to him for sale; or otherwise, fae situation of these Ware llo'lkrt, as to conveni ence and safety, are not surpassed by any in the place, obonld additional security be required, Insurance «nbe effected at a very lotv rate. The subscriber’s attention will bjdcvjted exclusively to the above husi- ness. He therefore hopes to receive a proportion of public patronage. A. R. RALSTON. JIacon. Nov -22. 9 "WARE HOUSE Commission Business. . The undersigned de-iire to inform their Friends and the Public generally, that they continue the above business. They are makingsome addition to their Ware house which is conveniently situated on Second-street adjoining their store, they will be pre pared to make liberal advances on Produce or Mer chandise, either in store or to be shipped to Savannah, ■ "hririeston orNew York. Their personal and individual attention will be de nted to selling cotton from the wareliouscor wagon. In addition to the above, they will continue the mer- e »atile business at their old stand, and expect shortly to (aceivo from tho New York and Boston markets, a •«>h supply of u Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Hats, Shoes, &c. &c.—which will make “•rir assortment large and complete. “y a strict attention to business they hope to merit a •hare of public patronage. _ypt 15 61 GEORGP. JEW ETT & CO. Wfotic&to Stockholders! T HE Stockholders in said Company are hereby notified that an election for a President and six directors will he held at the branch of the Hawkinsville Bii.uk in Macon, on Wednesday, the 25th inst. The Charter of said company provides that the Stockhol ders shall be entitled t»» one vote for each share they may hold iu the capital stock. Jan 5 2t ALFRED BROOKS, Sec’y. H lids super St Croix Sugar " r 20 do -. do Molasses 75 bbl f N E Ruin , ' ' * 75 do Baltimore Whiskey 20 do Monoiignhela do 56 do Northern Gin 75 do No 3 Mackerel $5 do Vo 2 do 75 half bbls No 1, 2 and 3 do 250 sacks Salt 50 boxes Cheese 20 casks do 25 qy and hlf qr bbls Buckwheat Flour Just received end’ for sale on accommodating terms, dec 29 13 by E RUSSELL. JVahces, jreicclry, Silver IYarc,c. 3. A. A; S. S. yfllGIK, Would-inform their friends and the public that they still continue at their stand on l ottou Avenue, and Ut vejust received afresh snppiy of Goods, con sisting iapartot*the following articles: Gentlemen’s aud Ladies gold lever anchor escapement independent secoud lepine. aud vertical AVA’lfHES; silver lever plain and extra jewelled lepine and vertical do. all of which were se lected with choice tosuitthis market, and will be war ranted to perfirm 'veil; Ladies' gold Neck Chains ; Gentlemen’s gold and silver Guard and Fob Chains’! f old and silver guard and fob Keys; Ear Kuubs aud )rops; Breast Pius and Finger Rings of all kinds; gold, silver, gilt, and pearl Belt Buckles and Slides,' Bracelets and Hoad Belts; gold and 1 silver everpoint ed Pencils, steel Pens ofthe best qualities, gold, silver aud steel spectacles. Quizzing Glasses, silver table, tea, dessert, salt and mustard Spoons ; soup andcream Ladles, Sugar Tongs, Butter and Fruit Knives, silver Caps, Thimbles, Castors, Candlesticks, silver, brass, andbionzed; coral,giltandglass Beads; ladies’ Bag? ofthe latest fashions, Puns and Pocket Books, t 'lari- onetLs Flageoletts, Flutes, Fifes, Accordiaus, Music Boxes large and small, Drums, Organs and Violins, AVaikirfg Sticks of various kinds ; silver, gilt, shell, horn and ivory Combs , Tea and Coffee Pots. Bread Baskets silvei and japanned, tine painted AVaiters, Knives, Razors, Saunders' celebrated Razor Straps with tablets. Pistols of Various kinds, Dentists’ Files, Gold Plate, AVire. Foil &c for Watches, Rattles and AVhistles lor children; Snuffboxes, Percussion caps, Pipes, Segar Tubes, Pocket Compasses. Mathemati cal Instruments, Ac. MILITARY GOODS. Swords, Belts, l.pauletis, Plumes, Sashes, Buttons, Lace, stars, ornaments too numorous to mention, which will be sold cheap for cash, or approved city accep tances. •. , N. B.—AV o a choice selection of materials for repairing AVatches, and are prepared to make any new part, which will warrant to perform as wellasthe original. J. A. &. S. S. A'irgin feel grateful for past favors, and would still solicit a"share of the pulic patronage, hoping to give satifactiou to all who may favor them- in .heir line. • December 1 11 3Neiv~Carriase Establishment. - ~ Brown. Green, Mixed and Cadet mixed Coatees. I Edriy Tu*caioia.oal''y.Untilx iV earlvsngnr rioe Bliitt. Black. (*ri*en, Brown anckMixed Pants. I Larir** marrowfat, eplly r iiar't'un tuiiy^ • Super ribbed, striped, corded and plaid C^sinicreiici I dwarf iuurroivfUt, dwarf primffn. dwuil biue if‘ ie Boaverteen, Cord and Lion Skin Pantaloons. I ; , J4 d early AVashiugton Stay PLAft. Super Blue, Browq, Green, Mixed and Drab Over! Early Molmxvk, enrlvi China, early six wee)t‘.-' *^°^ t '‘‘*. ' • • gee*, Rob Kny.xmd whita kidiicv dwarf BEAN Goats Hair and German Cnmblct Wrapper do J UST RECEIVED by boats 13and 16, 500 keg* AVhite Lead in oil, • „ 100 gals. Linseed oil, of superior qualities, xug4 58 H: & J. SHOTAVELL. Butter. lbs. Pennsylvania Butter. . : For sale by 9 CHARLES CAMPBELL. T HE subscriber will receive in a few days a largo stock of Carriages, Barouches, ttc. Most of them made by the best workmen in Newark and New Haven, ’ LUKE BLISS. Maeon. Dec 14 11 lOOO ifcc.'l •hid O Vinegar. N consignment.—A few barrels first rAto Apple A’inegar.- Country Merchants will be supplied .vo^fivorable terms bv J. H A AV, f H. ELvMS^ Dark Prints. ~~ " -a as<ottmcnt dark small figured French prints. n*vB « Vcrsade twCRAFT it LSAVMK A’ n For Sale, Hhds prime St Croix Sugar 300 bags prime Green Laguira Coffee. jan5 14 REA A COTTON. Fetit Gulf Cotton Seed. 100 Sacks warranted genuine, expected dai* jan 5 14 ly r and for sale by REA & COTTON. Take Rif otice. fTft HE subscriber having disposed of his interest in M the firm of Geo. AV. Price & Co. to AVilliam Cooke and Geo. AV. Price, who will receive and pay ell debts of .'-aid firm. jan 1 J COWLES. ~ papering for Rooms. J UST received a good assortment of handsomo pa per hanging and bordering- Oct 13 2 H. & J. SHOTAVELL. Carpeting. J UST received, a few pieces of Ingrain Carpeting which is for sale at reduced prices, dec 15 11 GW PRICE A Co m Dec 8 FRUIT TREES. . AN assortment choice fruit trees from Baltimore. * Also, A few dozen Chinese Mulberry, the best for Silk Worms. For sale by 10 CRAFT A LEAVIg. BLACK CLOAKS. , G ENTLEMEN and Ladies superfine cloth Cloaks Also, Men’s superfine Plaid Pantaloons, and Figured Silk Velvet Vests. Just received by Dec B 10 CRAFT A LEAVI8 LEATHER. A N assortment of Harness, Bridle and Upper Lea ther, for sale by CRAFT A LEAVIS July 14 55 Buckskin Jackets. A N excellent article tor -persons subject to cough For sale by CRAFT ALEAVltJ. novlO 6 FBMHL suoscribers inform tneiririendsand the puh- JL lie, that they have removed to the fire proof brick store in Third-street, nearly opposite to the store occupied by David Ralston, anda few doors south west from the Central Hotel, where they offer for sale, (a part of which to arrive,) 75 hhds St Croix and Porto Rico Sugars ' • ’’ 300 hags Prime Green Rio, and Java Coffee] 150 barrels Northern Rum and Gin * ’ . ' 25 casks'Wine and Cordials pipes’ Cognac Brandy and H Gin 15 baskets Champaigne AVine, part superior boxes Muscat do KfbbliSo 3 Mackerel “ No 1 Salmon 1 \ 15* bolts'heavy Hemp Bagging 60 coils Bale Rope 400 lbs Twine 6000 lbs Feathers, to arrive. A General Assortment of Dry Hoods, Shoes, lints, Hardware, Ac. Ac.' all of which will bo sold at unusually low prices, ffircash only, by oct 13 2 AVILLIAMS A BRADLEY'. - (t?* Look at This, T HE oubscribere have lately received a variety of .merchandise consisting of Dry Goods, Hard ware, Groceries, Superior Oils for lamps and pain's; Saddlery, Hats, Bonnets, Ac. Ac. which they believe will bear com parison inquality and prise to any in the city. Per- son.4 wishing to purchase are invited to, call and ex amino for themselves, a- extravagant catalogues and labored puffs, are too often impositions. One estab lishment islocatedonlhe corner of Third and Mul berry streets, tho othei on the corner of Poplar street and Cotton Avenue. AVM B. PARKER A Co. Dec 15 11 tf " Gentlemen’s pujper B!uo, Black and Invisible Green Broadcloth Cloaks, ■ • ■ Ladies’super Oljye, Green and Claret Broadcloth Cloaks ' , ■ > Eddies? fig ’.red Merino, plain do. and Circassian Cloaks. tGipnr Blue and Pilot "Cloth OverCoats. Drab, Blue anil Qjiyo Du file Over Coats; Lion'Skin and Green Blanket Over Coats; Kentucky Jeaus Frock Coats and Pantaloons; Cloth, Satinet," Peters ham and Beaverteen Hunting Coats, Coth and Satin et Round Jackets. lilac!; and Bine, Cbth, black figured and plaid A'el- vet; plain‘and figured English |SiIk, dark Valencias, Toilinet. AVorlleu A’elvet, black and striped Satin, Bombazine, Tabby Velvet, and Satinet Vests, Fine Linen anil Cotton Shirts, plaid and striped Gingham Shirts, Silk, Cotton, Merino patent and lamb AA’pol Shirts, net cotton and. viooleu, flannel Canton, flannel and twilled cotton Drawers. AVool, Lamb’s \vool, patent Merino and brownent- ton Half Hose. Fine Wool, Buck, Ilors-skin, Beaver, AVhi‘e Kid. Liened Berlin. Lisle thread, black, white and colored Silk Gloves. Black and white Silk Half Hose; ‘Russian Belts, Money Belts, nett, worsted and cotton. Silk arid Gum Suspenders, Cravat and Cravat Stiffeners, Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, Bombazine, Satin, A’elvet plain an 1 plaited Stocks, blue, black and white crimped Silk Stocks, Spitalfigld. English Silk, red and yellow Ban dana, white arid red Pongee Silk Pocket Handker chiefs, plain nntfVufiled Bosoms Collars. Purses,Cloth, Fur and Hair Seal Skin Gaps, AVool Hats, a large as sortment of Fur Hats. Silk Hats, Boots and Shoes, a grbd stock of Negro Clothing, also fine blue and black Cloths, Canvas, Padding, gilt and lasting Buttons, Cotton AVadding, Military Ball Buttons. Cord, Tas sels, Stars, Lace, Epaulette, Ac. Ac. Nov. 17 7 UQRACE FlTpiI. Gentlemen wishing their Cloths made at the North will, by leaving their names with me, have them made in the best manner, and most fashionable style. H.F. . • "TSfeSW STGKET^ New, Ciicap and seasonable GOODS. T HE subscriber has just received at the store on Third street two doors south of .Messrs Rea A Cotton, alargi and desirable stock of Fancy and staple Dry Goods, Hard Ware. Shoes, Hats, Groceries, Ac. air .of which will ^e disposed of on ai'commodating terras. The citizens of .Macon and surrounding coun try are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves. GEO. C. McNEILL. N. B.—A corapleteassortment of-READYMADE CLOTHING of every description. ' Dec 29 3m , 13 ’ «J|^» Roots and Shoes, Domestics. &c. 75 CASES Boots arid Shoes, consist ing in part of Gentlemens fine calf Boots, sewed and "pegged. Stout pegged arid water proof Boots. Fine calf and stout Shoes and Puriins. Ladies Seal, Morocco and Pruuella Walking Shoes. Slips and Bootees ; Children's Shoes oi ail kinds. A complete assortment of Negro shoes. 20 cases Domestic Cottons, bleached and unbleach ed. consisting of fine Shirting and Shoeting," stout do. 30 pieces Sattinetts of various patterns. > - ALSO, Fine 4-4 and 7-8 Flannel; Blankets; Calicoes, Ilats; Ac; just received, and for sale on most liberal terms, by C. L. HOWLAND A CO. oet 13 2 Next floorlo the Post-Office, THE SUBSCRIBERS H AVE purchased Mr. Laird H. Wiley's inter est in tholatc firm of Fort, Hamilton A AVt- lev. and Hamilton, Hayes A Co. and given IRA E. FORT on interest in the same. The Dry Goofis business will be continued ut the same place, under the firm of Fort, Hamilton & Co. and tho AVare Houses and Commission Business as heretofore, undertherfirm of HAMILTON, HAYES A Co. FORT, HAMILTON A Co. . June 23 52 ' ' - For Sale, 350.000 IgUS&j. 61 hhds St. Croii; Sugar of superior quality, 50 bags Coffee, 45,000 lbs Swede Jrori, 100 kegs Nails, assorted, ' 25 hhds choice Molasses, 150 whole and half bbls Canal and Rienmond Flour, 5 pipes pure H. Gin and C. Brandy warranted pure and three years old, 20 bbls old Monongahala Whiskey, 5proof, 75 bbla pure Rum, and20 Gin. 41 Carpeting;. PIECES—some splendid paUerm, jnst re A V ceivedby CRAiFT A LEAVIS. novlO 6 i . 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 CfGOMBS A DOUGHTY. JOHN $. COOMBS. Savannah. June 1 50 E. AV. DOUGHTY. , / Eailies Cloaks. ^~Y LOTII and Merino" Cloaks—worth from S40 to Liipa, Dutch ,ca$<j knife Dxtch white, sca|rl .Tariegated-rranbH'"’ .i’OLErBEAN. ; f'.arh si'.— greeni early olusler, early flattie, loufi and extra long CCCUMBER. Niitaieg,' a i ecu'citron, oOuigranate, and * ciinteli'pe MUSK.MfiLON. f * ' Early Du rh summer, bush crook, crook nejek win- ter.anacocoo nut SQUASH. Mammoth, large veilew and cheese PIJM PKIN.: Extra cabbage head, ice head, early white head, ice. cos*, luagnuui bouiim cos#, rose, large g-re.-n. imperial sugar lo"f. and royal’cabbage liead LL’l TliCI . Long scarlet; hmg salmon,early scarlet.* mg white Naples, "purple scarlet top, cherry turnip, black and white fall Spanish, arid white turnip RADISH.* Watermelon Scotch and sea Kale, early and ble Cauliflnwei; Cayenne and belirPepper, Cress or Pep per Grass. Tomato. Celery, A’eget.ihte Oyster, purple Egg Plant, Sage .summer Savory v Parsley, kqig unite and short'green Okra, giant Asparogus, Nastmtihn. Bene Plant, London and Seolch Leek, Saffron, Sweet Mignonette.' white Mustard, sweet Lavender. Lemon Balm. Ac. Ac. ■ - ' . '. Grass and Fioiverseeds. • ; '< . The Gardener’s Manual. . N. Bt A liberal.deduction made to Merchants in them nnti’V. Dec 8 10. iVjSirii\<r TOi\ ii.iTL., THE Snliecribers have taken that corn modious and well known public house in the City of .Macon,—tho ti'ashington llall. lately occupied by Mr. M. D. Uusoit.— By thb hliremittin* attention of. both ( f them, they flatter themselves tuat tjieir House will ol>- tain for them a generalpatronage from the Fiiblir.— They have secured *Xhe valuable services of a Lady whose reputation as a mm:ager,of a public house, is inferior to no one in the State. Their; tables will he fururgiicd with the best I he coun try affords, and their bar with the choicest liquors. The Stab! is are attended bv da refill and experience.I Ostlers. - ' MUSTIAN* A MOTT. Peh5 183T) COUNCIL CHAMBER, > AVednewlay, Jun. 4. 18q6. j C OUNCIL elect met to organize—present, I. G. Seymour.. Mayor; Aldermen, Cowles, Camp- beil, Higgins, Raistiiu, Robinson, A'ignl and AVilliams. "’lie Mayor and .Members elect took tbeir respective oa h ■ and proceeded to business, llie Clerk aud Marihai were qualified. Mr. J. A. NCsbit on behalf of tlie President and Di- Wictaofof <h“ j’mik of'MiiledgeviHe, made application to (^oitir-ii lor Ic-avp to e.«:al>li*b a 1’ranch of said Bank ' in’tkis city, which waV refe, n o* to a select committee cohsisting of.Messrs Coivles; Higgins and Robinson. A resolution was passed appointing next Saturday nighl the time for the electimi qf bridge Reaper, Trea surer, (ih-rk'ol* Market, Assessor, Attorney, Overseer Public Il.'imls'tmd C’extou ; eiiicr of the above offi cer.' to he subject to be removed Ut any time/ two-thirds of tre members ccjicrtr’ing." Mtssrr. Higgins and Kobinsdq Were appointed a —osmoittec to draft rules for ’flic government of tho board til a' preteTriyca*. A rasorriilen waVpassed requiring the Mayer to ap- poinv ilia sisfnd.Mg coimriitiee* -fbr the present year at flit uctti'ineeiing oi* cbnilCil. A committce'coniistin" of-Movra Campbell, Gal- atori-ard A lgal was appointed for the puriioso of se- Kctiag a Kuiiible plE.ee tof the srcctiqu of a powder inaginina. • - r .A ,• . On motion Conner! ifio.n ndj* ufpe.i: ' .Extract from the mimics thi < 'Jin Jan-. 1S37. Jl.SSdv L. viAVEN. c. c. xoCncil <JiiAsriif.il, i * Suturday, 7;h Jimnary. ]i!37. ) ... " R r.STNT the Mayer, Aldermen Cowles, Camp- ■ Aid!; Krilston-RoLirtan. VA’iliiam.s tu.d A’igal. 'PBpToi’iutes of* flic provides mee ting were read and approved; • > Tliir Bridge Keeper ’ reported tolls at the bridge the last week ' * r iJI’J-iO 00 'i'lie ecrmnitteo to whom was referred the petition of tic- Brin keif-MiflctlgaviUs, fgjmrted favorable to the prayer cf the petitioner.' • . < ^ J "A resolution now! passed requiring-the fintinee eom- ' miitee to examine llie Treasurer’s account taul report at. :h« r ext uifetnig; ■ ' T«*e Moyer appointed the’whdle Iioard as a commit tee infix .salariesof officers the present year, wi;s> rc- . ported eifollows: ' Mayor’s salary v'dfiOO. Bridge Keeper §1003, Trcu •snre.r .■ji-lf-'O, Clerk of Market-tees, the oaliteireta bo nltfcrcd so ns to ari.KJft per cent >(o ihq present fees— •Aase-sat fi per ce:?l,ori ifinonitt of lux' asscsird, AtUir- ney ^150, Sextan foes,' -• Agreeable toarcrohitiort passe da t the last meeting, comvil tlien went-into the .election of ofuccrs. when, the ioliawinggeatltincn were devterod lo,bo duly elec cd ' • f * - », '• • Dr. Wm. Grsen, 4 Bridge Keeper.. S. .0,1 LtpfiTiV'xreimurer.. . ) \Vxi Cujtming, Clejk of Market. AA AiHi.vaTov Poa. Aitorr.py. t * J so. II. Oarurr, .Vsaesact. * Henry B. Hill, Sexton.' ■ The following are U e ift.iuii.iig Committees for tho year Je>37; . i. • - On Finance arid Public Proneriy— Messrs Cowlcs, Ralston, CampbellaudAYilfiain*; Un flic Viiti Depa.'taictjt— ilcsoii Itu’stan, Robin- son and A’igal. On V~'. 2 Market—j I casrsVr".!: i.aois, HiygaisEnd Ral-- Sidli, . ' * l)u-Fumnsr—Messrs Rcbmion. Cowl«s aud Camp- **»-tiacts—tir«ssrsA .fill :.ui Campbell, sale. , l... .v.s auifiozisiag rite Mayor to day to day. until ip tiivqr ofT. B. jan 5 14 L. , i;- vre.r.; taxes had year. MI RICH, IVJilrd'..'' ihd Ust memUng of In 's, h: . aar.e, -which were D ON’T you to f u rW® h distant.East ? The S tor£-.' or ' 7itn ' c ^‘ es will soon roll its an^ry torrents u, ,, . ■ r , J *» luODia? eve- ii long way from shore f Have you boughtorir Homespuns anV. ,., avor " yarns? They .were sold without profit, hoping’ ' would boy something else. Have j olt bought our su gar and coffoe;. and* at the moment .did you think the price high, flur the year’s credit l If so we will unde- e.'iveyou.' . The.ciirronl of trade is so against us, we have had to give up more than that profit to buy exchange. Did you toiy our pliant .ton to make your tooters to subdue the’proud crab grass, that capie forward tho livelong summer under quick time, to Wage war up on your cotton fields? That article basso advanced we cannot replace it with the profityou allowed us. Not to he tedious, we have bought too much cotton of you, to fed easy if von withhold a single dollar which von owe ns. 14 _____ Macon jan 3 3fi CENTRAI. HOTEL, .71aeon, Georgia. T il IS establishment is now uuder'thc c'ontroi'of the subscribers, who pledge themselves to ren der comfortable those who may call on them. PETER J..AVILLIAMS,’ Ffb25 35 JOHN D. RAMEY. Central Rail Rond & Ranking. Com pany ol* Georgia December C, 1636. DIVIDEND No. I, A DIA’IDENI), at the rate of ten per centum per .'n ' annum, on the capital of this- institution, - era-, ployed in Banking, lias been this day declared by trie Board of Directors.. The samo will be paid to stockholders, or their le gal representatives, bn and after 'thursday the lofli December, inst. Stockholders at and in the neighborhood of Macon who desire their dividends to be paid at the Branch, will please giveriot.ee to I. B. Rowland, Esq. Cash ier. -It . .. R, R. CUYI.KR. Cash. Central Rail Koafi- and Banking Co. • - of Georgia. zi , . . '. Savannah. Sov 2'2<l, 1836. r IlM’OTI.CE is hereby given, that mi iiistaluicut of 1X1 Ten Dollars pey Share, on the Capital Stock of this.Company, is required to be paid at the Com pany’*-Bonking House, on or before the first Monday; in February next. , By order of the Board of Directors, 10 R. It. CUYLER. Cashiier Stockholders in the neighborhood "of Macon, can make payment iuthatcity..’ Georgia Insurances & Erust Co. v Stock at .Election. , » EHIHE privilege of srvbiicnbing'for the remaining S. 5000 sliares of the stock of this Company, al- loivcd by the charter, Jr.-ill be offered for sale at Auc tion, on Tuesday. 17t’,i, arid Friday tho ’Jflth Januaiy next, in front of the office; at 11 o’clock A M The wholepreir.iuni, and ten percent r.f the Stock will be required to be paid on or before Saturday the 21st. The remainin': 90 per eent is to be paid ns fob lotvs, with interest from the day of sale at eight per cent per anutim:—Fifteen per cent in 90 days—25 per cent in 6 months—25 per cent in 9 months—ai.d 25 per ceut in 12 mouths. Purchasers may at any .time pav tip,the whole amount and stop the imerest/ ■ Dee 23 13 td AVM. T GOULDi See’v. HE Subscriber wili mafia libe it ad vances .a. pottou shipped to his friends in ,Savannah. Charleston, Philadelphia; New York or Boston .nnvlfii. 1835 ROBT. COLLINS. $50. noT 10 6 CRAFT LEAVIS F QR Fever and Ague—Rowan’s Tonic Mixture —Quiniue Mixture, for sale by •rtn! *?R 44 J Tf. A W r f .T;IJ» DAVID RALSTON. HATS, AprilW 44 J. H. He AV 0. FLLI8. Crockery & Hardware* A T New York Cost for sale by Oct. 37 4 GEO. AV. PRICE &, CO. L INSEED OIL AND TRAIN OlLjust receiv cd and for sale by Dec 29 13 J. H. <fc W. S. ELLIS. Winter Strained £pexxn Oil. J U.ST received for sale by J. II. & AV. S. I LI IF. Der0!>2 12 Bees "Wax. C ASH will be given for pood Bees AVax. by / Pistols. n ^ PRS. Rifle Pistols,a.superior article, just re- Jl A9tl cei ved and for s»1e by Jau5 14 J. A. & S. S VIRGIN. a© I)ee 22 12 J. H. & AV. 8. ELLIS. Blanks for sale at this Office. Calf Skins* Dozen just received, warranted a Miperior article. dec 15 11 G AV PRICE & Co, |w<fh Gallons Winter strained Lamp Oil very ™.V -tF haadsome—-just received and for sale by H. & J. 8HOTAVKLL. Jan 14 3ri Opposite, the Crntral floi.t ~~ J t ( diciie ( iTt stii, 1 7IOR plantuiii rs and families, with direclitf/i!- for using. For sale by J. H. &. AV. S. F.I.I.1S. Nov 17 7 Cotton Aventia F ro n c ii»n i i*e, *p UST received and f;,r sale bv J. H A AV S. E1.L18. Nov 17 Cottou Arcvm. ff.acon. Fratt’s Nipple Shic,lds. T H E Medical.College of Georgia at Augusta fcavo given their opinion of the .superiority of Dor tor Pratt's Sipple Shield to any .thing vUe hitherto nticrij for the same purpose," which opiuic'n ran bo presemed if necessary to physicians and otfier a The opinicirtif Dr Baber and oilier. p^sipians in. Macon:' who have examined tho iustnonient, accords with that of Doctor Dewees and Uie Medical pdlege of Georgia. Tho Instrument ijl for sale in .Macon by tin. subscriber only, price §5, w.ihqtvinn d directions, H. LOOMIS. Sign rf the Golden jtortar, Mulberry street. Certificate of Doctbr'Deletes Doctor Elijah 1’raU: Dear sir—As>I feel it a mat ter of lqiirli nr.biic iirpo: ranee to possess a* mentis of lessening the teiriblc mffcriug.t of sbra tupplOf, l have much pleasure in being able to say that tfie '•Shield” you offer for the preventing andrihe cure of this nrnla- dy, is better adup'ed to this j nip esc flian ary 1 havo heretofore seen. In the two or ibree instances IhWs Uiiownthcnvto.be used, much satisfaction has been expressed : '-nd I have no hesitation to believe it will generally succeed. 1 am o well persuaded ol* this at fliis moment, that! cannot forbear to express a wish that-, nr city through the various apothecaries may bn supplied wifi them. 1 ap. yours. &c. pbiiodrfrhui'. VSthJotl. 1834. \Vm. P. Dzwxrs.” ~ AV|t$!iiii^n»n Selninat) , * , • j " Talhotion, Ga. T HIS INSTITUTION got;.-into full operation fur the ensuing year, on Monday, tho 9ih of January, uiult'r the u ost encouraging prospects, the different depart me riijfcf Litet^jure and Science, ara filled with.tlio most able mid accomplished teacher*. 4 The .M ALE DEPARTMENT is placed under the cate and attention of AUGUSTUS K. KUGG, A B. a graduate of the Union College, Sclionegtady, N. Y •>' who will prCpet? young Gentlemen for College, or for the study of nny of tfie liberalprafcasions, as fully and a* completely as in ririy similar ilistilution in tl.i; State ; and. who "will likewise preparo students by sd- vaneing them in collegifite studies, to join sny ciars in atiy college in the Unitdd States. In addition to the I.atin and Greek Languages Mr. R. will teach tlm J'rench Language perfectly atuf fiti- etitiy. He w ill also teach Mathematics, pure and mix ed. Chemistry, Po'any. Najural, Moial and intellectu al Philosophy, and English Liteiatutc in all its depart ments.. TI1E FEMALE DEP.VUTMNNT will . *ocn bo filled, with a lady ef high acccmplitl.ment*, who will jeach all the various branches of ueeful and ornamen tal literature and also drawing, painting, embrcicciy. 'Ac. &e. &c. "The Depariirieut of MUSIC, will be under the man agement of Professor H. KEIL, a natire Geinsn. who is surpassed by none in his ability to instruct in this plcasingbraucii of science. In addition to the Pi ano Forte, he will give lessons on the Guitar. iih juu- ticular- iittenpon to vocal music as accompanying these inspumente He will jflio give lejMiua to vonug men on the Flute. Ms, K. w:t!l instruct a class of young gentleirren ia the* study qfj'u native Icnguaec. Tbie Tru ices of-this jus;iimif«,ai;e truly gv; *.d and its socif ty ijiforior to none in the Stat vite tfie encouragement of the public. Dec2fi 13 It IiDAV’D I!ht ONY.Fro S a un d^.cadeEay. rinilE Female Department of*this Institution her* I. ing become vacant by the resignatien of Air Darby, tlie late Rector, the Trustees are desire us to employ a competent Teacher tvlkke charge ol tho •ame. The already large population cf the < i'y pla ces it ont of the reach of the eiubaiRusmepi* u hlcfi so frequently attend Schoo's dependent DiOfcflj'.nf.oii- aid from abroad for a support alwaysprecajifiqw anffSae*. mating. The Trustee.-, thorefore fee! Vl-S ge*nr. d that to a Teacher oi* high pharacter and qualification* a verc liberal patronage is rertein, and firm Etich they invite propositions. Communications ruidrC8se t i ‘o ei l.cY of the Trii* tees will be promptly answered. j5sg*T' * avbrose babfr, a ED’.V D THACY. I T . j.\:?rs smith. ( 13 NATHAN C 31L NROE ) IT Jirc Jfi-i ov F > \ small lot, of exc. Ifi ntqnalify. for Nov 23"* GRAFT Jr Lt'