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,J wov GKOttGIA VM.K)RR.IPI!,
ryyjr, TUispAT Ruwi.<ivr
K* II. BAtTlVTT.
TCKXt or STOW III ft IOS r '
r „ Daiiar*. paid in advance, will pay tar die Tel-
• ‘ .. 1 he Wiillar*, paid in atieance. will
lti , . years. Ten I>oilnr», paid in advance, will
3faco« Cavriajfc Repository,
rpai'
1 within six mont:n aftCX the V©nr ha* com- .
DOLLAKS A.NI» FIFTY CF.s I'V per annum
If nQt paid until t’ie end of the year, Folk
num will be charged—with interest there-
CTT^IK. JOHN .1. JONEH, i» onr legalljr nu-
thorized Attorney, during our a be ° nee from the State.
June 15 37 WRIGLEY A HART.
I'OK XAIill,"
For TIonroc ISail Bond .Hoiiey.
^ NEGRO Woman, a good cook, washer, an 1 ironer,
Ana 24
For Hale.
^4 IGIIT Checks on New York.
Apply at tlii** office.
Do do do Savanna-
11 be dlsrnntimied hntTl all arr
the option of the Proprietors,
s.h non Subscribers. 1 2J cents e:
6$ cents each.
*arages are
On Second, rear Alnlberry-Street, {opposite Comer to
the Washington Hull.)
rriHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, woold respect- J
-R lully illicit * eootinaance of tiie sain* , as they feed conti
April G
h. Apply
WM. P.
T to
110W RAND.
* 11 H) T*liS. BACON 41AMS, of superior quality, lor
f sale by
T.llARROLD.
Extra dent that they will he atways readv to supply the iu«st taste
• lul customers in every variety of
TMUtt M ... . . , «>rri««e Mu««r«ctosr. j
, IfVXS „ rev I ul .» u lilies, will *>c insertPil '' e m-ito tiie ciuzcus «t Macon, -4m. 1 Uie pnulio generally,
M\ ; DOUAll; ai*J MKTf r£STJ fur carb tn * , »ll and_ox*mine die work, quality prices. Jc<?.»» wM J
ISa^tns, Rope, Ate.
300 PIECES Hemp Bagging,
.. A . Tax (
f, v the Levy.
A«b
vU Vc
100 Coils Bale Rope,
23 lihds. Sr. Croix and F. R. Sugar,
10 do Victoria do
assured, that -all who wish to purchase, would find it to l:iu Bags Green Cuba and Rio Codec,
s* and Coroners’ Sales, are char- their interest to deal with us. Snane of our Vehicles are With a general assortment of GROCERIES.. Just received
ligfcLaad yet strong, being made of the best materials, and and for sale by ClIAcL CAMPBELL A CO.
will be ’mule to those who ad ver- of suj^rior workmanship. They were manufactured ex- j July 6 40
pro-sly for this marker, and we believe them equal, if not j ’ ~ ; - “ "j “ ‘ '
Sub- superior, to any ever offered in this city. Inasmuch as all dnd OlI.S #
• ithin w h° have purchased from us. and alter trial, have found the KEG.S Nos. 1 and 2 While Lead,
work equal to our representations, we feel enntideiu in re- t •)UU
commending it. and believe that those who examine will be
in Inced to purchase. From the extensive sales we have
made, we have been encouraged to have every pains bes
towed on our work, and offer it at a reduction from funner
, A*
ns well a* fot
i not sallied
i rr.l.l for.tob FrinlSng, Kln..U«, Ar.,C0
... , i ?»•!- eo merfed w.th die Office, must
-j. to secure attenfion.
* 300 gallons Linseed Oil,
200 do Lamp Oil,
With a variety of Colors for Painters' use. for sale bv
Julvfi 40 CHAB. CAMPBELL A CO.
Vi i.vdloa* 1 '’
mtion Business.
mbscribers, having
ome of
f|4HE undersigned continue to transact the most extensive Carriage Manufactories in the Northern
i the al»f*ve bo«s ; .nes at tneir old stand. { Cities, syill have on hand." and be constantly icceiving, die
near Cotton Avenu© and the comer ot C her- coming season, an extensive assortment if
rv Fir*t S?treci*«. very convenient' to Carria^m, Roroucho*. Bitgg7s }
i : .-.’.ness p :.tofthe own, and also wry and Vehicles of all descriptions; which will be of the best
i lire. , workmanship and materials; and which will be gold
devote tiusir best iu linjla.il .ui lun<livi(ic<l altun- : good terms as can be purchase
. tii,.' may be <-«»n.ide«l toiheir ««ire. am, country. They have also a n
$>o<ia, See Cream, «kc.
H SHOT WELL, has the pleasure of announcing that
• his So«la Fountain is now up, and that hi* Soda Wa
ter will be constantly prepared in the most approved
manner, and supplied with the most choice oml healthy Syr*
ups. and constant attendance from early in the morning, till
loin the evening. And that the Ice Cream llootn is also
1 open, and in addition to the different kinds of Ice Creams, a
XT’ Wc are ailtaor.’xru Co anuouiur ILUMSON
fl. HOVV ABI> as a candidate for Sheriff of Bibb county,
at the Eh tion in January next. April 13 28
ITT* B e are requested im aitnotince RENjIa*
.711.\ TRAM* as a candidate for Sheriffof Bibb County,
at the clo«'iion in January next. Feb 23 21
ITT B e arc authorixed to nnuoimr^ NlAICTJjlV
L. HAllDIN as a candidate? for SJti'jyjf' of Bibb county, nf
the ensuing January Election. Man h 30 2t»
y/e arc authorized $o anutmnee KU HAUD
BAS6ETT as a candidate for Tax Colter! or of Bibb coun
ty, at the Election in January next. June 22 38
fO' M> orenuthorized tontinoitiicrARMALOB
JOB DAN, a candidate for Tnx Collector, of the cdtintv of
Bibb. Jan 12 13
XT* We are authorized to aunoumc JOKIN’ €i.
j SMVLIE* as a candidate for Tax Collector of Bibb coun-
I y. at the Election in January next. May 11 32
rrr Wc nrr uiilhorrzrd to annoiinrr BARNET
j V* lLLlAM6asa candidate for Tax Collector of Bibb
■ county, at the election in January next. July 13 41
j 70 J ANiRH llOlTlJNCSWOBTH h » f an-
j didate for Tax Receiver of Bibb county, at the Election in !
. ,}au _ nrv nPxt - J nly ti * 40 I
j ^ We are authorized to announce LLVl AII h
| LINS, a candidate lor Receiver jif Tax Returns, for the .
! county of Bibb. Jan 12 13
I 1-7’ Al e. are nuthoriurd to miiiomiee JOSEPH
J II. MOT NT as a candidate for Coroner of Bibb county, at j
;i-♦* ii'-xf .hiMnnrv liin- tion. June 22 M (
We are author feed to niinouiare WI5ff«’IST*
NK A L as a candidate for Clerk of the Inferior Court of
Bihh comity, at the election in January next.
Align/l 17 46
ed in any city in the Southern : general assortment of Stewart's,celebrated Candies, will be
»kc l«!*c: »1 advances o:i Cotton Mored workmen constantly employed, making and repairing Car-I be evening,
viil t!<o attend stri ’tly to the sale of any riage> in a superior stvie. I A Refrigerator is kept filled with Ice in the store, for th
0*0rdc • - • - * - *
•ir care ; and will in all cases use their
ain the best market price. They will make j
nents possible, forproruring the earliest in
reign market*, and will always • cheerfully l
that they may thus obtain, to their planting !
Vieud.s. The undersigned being planter*
feel their interest inseparably i;lentiiird
'interest. In conclusion, tlife undersigned
»r add. that they will l r prepared to att«*rd
t irie?*s connected with t!»e W'.are-House
[>U' ness—jnch ns receiving Cotton on .sfor-
o ship'to anrother fharkbs—receivin'? and
>r»vis for c<»uutry merchant>*, hiiitig onrlor<.
i they proinice that liicir best atre;>tiou
p.'-iuiote the i»re. es; of f!. who may p it-
WILL!AM HAMILTON.
WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS.
for Carriages will be promptly attended to. | supply of families, and will be delivered at all times without j
WKIGLY A HAKT. j a moment’s delay. Price Eight Cents per pound. .
THEY ALSO 1IU7, ON BAND, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ’ May 4 ” 31
Maddlrry.Warr nnd Harare, j ~ « rwt v
of every «lr^er«|*f»of«. N \w 1/ A •• A tt a"j C* q
Re«t Ln«IieV and Gentlemen’s SADDLE?, Spaniali. Co- 1 j 71 OR sale by J. II. A W. S. ELLI$t with tile usual va 1
uilted, oflarire and extra large
iumbiat Traveller’s Fancy, (i
siafe*. Also, Race and Boy’s d^f.Ofes. English Bridle
Mountings, Whips of nil kinds. Hard Leather Trunk
Carpet ifasrs. Bear and Buffalo Skins. Ac. Ac.
All of which will be sold as low .as they can be fought i
this city, or any part of the Southern country
inr* Repair* of all kind* of the above ^business done i
.a superior style of workmanship 4V . »V H.
Ort 30 5
riety of Syrups, Cotton Avenue.
Macon, April 07.
Wr arc authorized to a nun mice JOl ICDAN '1‘.
COUNCIL, as a caudidate for Clerk of the Inferior Court,
of lbbb county at the election in January next.
August 10 * 43
We are authorized «© announce i’apt. JIHH
S. GOODWIN as a candidate for Tax Collector of Bibb
county, at the ensuing January election.
August 17 46
We are authorized to announce ,1. BENNETT
ns a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court, at the elec
tion in January next. August 24 47
Wc arc authorized to announce J . M. lil’NMEIJi
n* a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court, at the elec
tion in January next. August 21
47 •
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AVARK-KOLHE
iiiiiiiSS10i I!l SiXESS.
U't ■ r.i^nr.l w miM inform
S fri-nds ftf .ItrvF.Tr Ic l!rnr
• norr ot i r Ini'" iirm of M’jrick. 2tn]tic
mill l c. mnn, as wi ll aa-ihclruUV »c»
illrd llicu;
Ti
r Jewoit »>: IS-jrch. IU
g.oosi at Tsass:
IT *atrl»r»j fenretrg. Sit rrr IJ *arr 9 2>c,
J. A. <V H. VIKKIN,
IBirncm: A\|) «I R«ERV.
kOCTOltd HAMJtTON & M. GOJiUUiCK wlU i
their attention to the practical duties of their pro- »
1 fessioii. and their services maybe obtained, by applicatum
either at tlie office formerly occupied by Dr. Baber, or their !
residence on the comer of Second and Bopular Streets. j
Macun, July 20 r 18417 42
NOTKK.
TITHE CITIZENS OF MACON generally, are re*pies j
I fed to have 1 heir yards and out houses thoroughly clcn-
Would inform their friends ami the puldic j sed, and al! trash, rubbish and tiltl^ put in some convenient
lhai they sull continue at their stand on ! place, nr in the afreets or alleys, on IVRIiSKSDA Yof bach l
(1> u on Avenue and have just received a J week, by 0 o’clock, A. M. from whence the public carts will f
fresh supply «»t G‘mm1s, consisting in part «»Cf remove it. (IJ put oof on any other day, the Marshal •
the following arthMes:—Gentleman s and j trill report thi some fa the Mayor.) This regulation is nr- j
Ladies’ gold lever anchor escapement in- I «red on nil—particularly during* the summer seAsoti. The ;
t'.ie«!d dependents ud lepinc andvertwal WATCHES; silver Beard of Health will report every ne«»leet to tliis office.
it. and lever plahi and extra jewelled lepine and vertical «Io, alio! iV’ASUl|fGION I*DE, Mayor.
saltier ! which were selected with choke to suit this market, and! Mayor’s Office. 2d Jun**, 1 Q 41. 36
were selected with choitc to suit this market, and!
ill be w irrantgil to perform well; Ladicf* gold Ni
Chains. Gentlemens’ gold and silver Guar-1 and Fob <Mi:
o*nl Drop**;
bit,
.o - ;-?\l ti.t iii Cnaim .Gentlemens gold amt suver Imar! anq r *»b « -tiams,
nre-II.mse b thconc ! : »ld n.« 1 silrer guard un.l fob Keys: Ear Knobsattfl Drops; r |
Aving large nnd c'«nt- Brea tB! s n:i i linger Rings of all kirt- 1 -; gold, silver, -riit.
ottmi s
-sed to
will be well taken and pearl Belt B
Th.«
to tliie busi
■ hop* to gi
personal
, ami liav.
iil be promptly and implicit
1/Ei>. J llW ETT,
a. u. fi;::i;man.
Belts: gold
Quizzing Glass
Spoon<. soup an
Frn.it Kniv
silver, bras
♦lies' Bai's
CfariciK-tts
Urcrc a::<l s'
(*f various ’
Tea and C
Brace
Is
i*klrs nixl !>li«
Ivor cverpoinieil 1
.silver table tea. desser
i ream Ladles, Su-ar T
er Cups Thimbles. Ca
rs and H^ad
< 1 : ^pcctoc'kni
lit nr.-l n.nstard
:s. Butter and
Kicks.
WARE-HOUSE
mmssjoVjusinss.
%,■ —•’ f i 1111 • " ’ V ‘ 'Y 11 * ■ r *° * Ca^s. I’raf.. .‘-••L-iir Tabes, I’.M-k.n C. m.M.te.-, il.uii.-ii i:
A m C i...- »l-.«* Imim,.^. nur.nsr . , ; , .
n . . , iwitowwifa
, „ . I Stvnr.l,.npltsKpaulcti*.rimn«. ^ii-s. UmniK. L.-ro
t:. llaciilloii A- J _;i
.ami lironml; com 1. pi It ami l’ca.!*; la.
fthc laical fa-'ilrma. Fur.-c, a;:.l INvkcr Book,,
rlawolctUcFifr*. Accr.lia.is. Music Km...
mil bruins. Organs ami Violins Walkin- Aicks
in.ls: sHtct. gifi.shen. born ami Ivory Combs,
■r.n- l’,.ts, lircad lla.bots. silver an 1 jn;.nnnc.l.
laintt-a Wii li-rs; Knives. Uasors. Saioi.lcrs' cloloalcl
*• S: aiis with tal.li :s. Pistols oi' various kiti'ls, bou
Kii ■. ‘ioM Plato. Wire. Foil ,V\ t v Wat bos. II:,;
1 W1.isties |br .'biblrcn : Stit.fi’ boxes, 1
Sir.V B.VKCKV.
Kill-: subsarilici* respectfully inform* the i-itutcns of ii'a■
u! v.c iuhy. tlint liv bus opeiiivl a UAKlXli
TAP.HSH-MKNX, opposite tlio Central Hotel. Jiloors bc-
lov. 'be More lately or. upietl l.y Will. P., Parker. Ks.|., in
Mulberry street, "lie resjicctfullv solicits a aba re of public
patropape, Kelep a |>rufe.*ioiial baker Lun>riii bo curie
ieat’v a- u-cs \l*o*e u bo faay pairouire biui. tiiat'bi& urauu.
fe turc will '!«■ of»uiH>rinr Ijuaiitv.
OejiO » if ' WM, IT. CL Alt K.
axby 73A.YI FAi TORY.
THE vib .-ribcr is im»w Manufacturing CANDlIC8of
• variety; and will cuii.^tanily keep a g«Knl supply
I on hand, for sale, by whole raV <*r retail. i’*nintry dealers
j runi all other* mu* invited to call and ex<*minu his wiuk. He
| [elieve.s he can deal with them cj» lilieral tcrni.s. and lurui*li
!'**j* ffonu article* u*eon be munui
March 1C 24
i
He
iefo
ilifrd to them. T
llar.lct.mu. Gra-.l
K. HAMILTON'.
Tilt*.'. IJ Alibi-:MAN*
t o pleaa-
icy solicit
IU .V Co.,
ot nmt
-j ~ • b
jj
!, and nrn'imam-* too nmnvrov
j :.c .-oH cheat* for cash, or approve.! el
i N. It.—\Vchave a choice selcrtirr
I pairin': \V:itoh»*. ami are propare.1 to l.iake any lie
I wbieli will warrant fopertorm as well as tlio original.
! .1. A. fc S. S. Vi-ffin toel prap lul for past favors ami w oul.l
| still solicit a share of the pi.Mir patrrnnre. liophig to give
1 who lit ii s favor titein in their line.
1 rjllir. --.bscril erbatbv tuk.
I I pieil l*v Mr. Itpx.». Hr
e (IM 5I.n s
s.pi;
e. cp;vt
■■'..late t
.ml also
. .In
■rofimliv
boarder'
pa
Ma.
ri.urcd.il' the Kune.
J. ll.bAMOlR.
it noi t*r.
rit the buiblittf reeently rw-eti
on li e Court H«.tt«.
ion ffmiso, is prepared to ae
duals with Board and Lody
on rt a>.etable terms.
NATITA3CIKI. KIM. 1.?.
11.
:t
rv i \ a s & c s. ai:it's
. pr=T
C o ii: hi
&e-'&Xch ‘
■ ‘ i; r. an 1 S AI.K.
IIL.
AND
I -i M I O S3 K 5i s i 33 C * y .
'IMin undersigned lias : <h-„ Ware-
t llettse recently oc.-np!e,l by .1. fjml.
•iir.l A Co. 04 the stieel Icailiuy from tiie
a 1 Hotel totb.t liver; and is prepared
• ids undivided attention tptbc STO-
PHi HH'CK const-nml to hi, rare:
K’ltrSvnllnl Binuo-S c: 1c*.
J>;:rxO A YIH(il.NS,f-!f AfPin... U-L* lr.tve •«» hif«
k Jl the citizens r»f M.a< an and virirrty, thrrt they h.avp
iian.l a good a-«ortment of the abovo lr»trtnnoms. and
he coRsiantlv receiving f-* answer ail iltfiiiwJi. l'ianosn
nlactrm*.I rxpv * *s!v t«>r thi?» rliinate, of various patterns, j
It
fal
W.lNKIINfbCON KZ 11-S-,
MACO.W <iA.
w a ri 71 ib suli.vribfr having lately taken a new
4*5I lease «*u -the ahov* Hon o*. and haying
improved the same, bv biyhiinj a convenient
I Dining Room, with jreneral repairs, thankful
for pa*t favors, he re peetfully renews the ten
| her of hi- -jervire^ to the travelling publir, nnd lee I a gouti-
i dent that nil will he made eomliurtublc who mny favor him
1 with their rer.rpany.
* ITf’ The 08i«*c c*f the Monrf*e Raiilloa-l Line nnd Sa-
vaiirah 5*;age Line, will Ik* kejit al the Washington Dali,
j Maeon.Jaif. I". 1841. Ii Wt. LAMEIL
C ENT UAL llOTilli,
71 aeon, Rcorgln.
I yr a riNIlE subscriber havii:-.: taken that
^ '-r^X B known Establishment for a tern. ofy.
j! • t moist respo-tfuilv tender- b ervites uj
public a* an Inn Keeper, lie tleclines^ny new*
* paper details er fair promises <;i what lie in
do fur those who may call on him, but sinljly-add
fuistant eHurts will be iked to render all couifurtubl
tell
the
Notice.
"3 V 11. I*. F. I.G1V1M is our authorized Atrcut during I
II a our absence. C. Sr. THOMA6 .V CO. f
Ms.-on. June S9. lg». 41
srASsasa&o &&&!*&&\>
A ITOli.Ni:Y.*k AT 3.A«.
FORSYTH, MOSROE COL STY, GA.
June 15 !17
'JR4 JJo J.i lii.t .ISfillrAiJt
iOlASUMtOBS AT I,AM ,
MAC OS, GA.
fZrfi rater*.—W. K A fs. Warittp, Jas. JL. \'arick, i>up-
bee ,V Kneelan.l, Krw l .rli *'itj .
K. 1*. Tallmadge, 11. b. Davis.C. II. Buggies. II, b. Var
iek. Frederic Barnard, I*o«a!>kec|*«'e, IV. V.
CliarnleV & Wltelen, l'liilttrltApliin.
Tairo A Jiro'dier, ISaltilttorc
P. H. Stow, A'iiarlcaton, M. C.
T'er-k .V Denrinp, Angnsta, *3a.
Howland <Sc Uarst iw, Savannah. 4Mr
John l.amnr, .T.Cowlrjs, 1. 1*. How land^ \\ . lb John ,iou A
Co.. Vk*. P. Korrbnilr J.B. ftorv. lflncon. *4sa.
[Cr* it t ISC Mi vrer the SJariat SZtitt!;.
_JnnJij _ IT -
~ utj jRTa-sLswrvB
Al'TOlMKV AT I.AW,
CVTURERT. Randolph Cvvutu. On.
fi ^fTlLL protnpil.v attend t<» any bu*:!ie>* entrusted i«» hi
T T rare, in the counties of Stewart. Marion, Rondolpji
Early, Deeaiur, Baker. Lee, Sumter, and Dooly, in Georgia
-^-nu«i li u.s.-ell and Barbour, iti Alabama.
Refers t.i Cub D. C. Campbell. Jerry Cnwlc*. E.sij.. Ma-
Joseph Henry J.umpkiu. B. F. Hardeman. Esip.
Lewis J. Dupree, Geo. F. FLatt. I.cj inyfoit.— llou.C^arncU
Andrews. \\'<t*liinistun.— JIun. Thus. F. Foster. Col. John
)Links, (lolumbus.—Mr. T. B. Bothell, John J. Cory. Ksip.
Thnvms't'n.— Mr*. J)uiui A Marlin, Portyth.—'Win. G.
Porter. .1 pjxzUichieola, Ra.—Mr. \\ m. llari is, Charleston,
S. (-■ -M«*s*rs. Collins, ivee: c A Co-, Ar/r York.
March lti 24 lv
*«rS3&]L24MBB 'J** 'JXXSL'Xi ” "
ATTOUNliV AT LAtV,
A -ST II. I, pra.'tiee LAW in the CouiL< of the Flint Cir nr it.
» T His OF11KF. is al the residence of Needham
Mini'. Ill miles from Macon, outlie Forsyth road.
Rrft tr. ar—l ater iV \\ bite, t 1 . M. At C. T. btrong, J/,r
coti.Git. March y:i 15
N»3Ta IS4 ■'evz'js&ftxtj
VfTORAKVS A C OI NSI I.I.ORS AT I,AAV,
fR 11 JSTOS, H'ill.t ii non Count;,. On.
A'! *11.1. afend diligently to all bur "moss mtrn: red to their
v7 . eve. in llie etjenlies of tlio Southern Circuit—dr in
the eruiHties of Wilkin on. Julies, ami Baldwin, of thr*Oe
u.uU're t in nil—er in the county of Washington, of the
Middle Circuit. ’ March U! S5 mridii -
sB
ATTOllNUVN AT I. 4 4V,
DRAYTOS, lMjnKY t'OCSTl. <!A
117 I L L promptly attend to any hu*due * entrusted to their
T V eare. in the *Cuurt«' ,r Dooly and the niljriniing eoun-
t : . THOMAS H. DAWSON,
JOSE i'll B. CLAl'P.
1'rtrm the Sc to York Mirras'.
The following line*, desrrijuive of fnot. were pent tt» the
children of the Sumlny School at St. Tlumia*' Chun h, by
Dr. Hawke*, the Rectot*: —
I knew a widow. very poor,
Who four smallcfiifdren bad.
Thu bldest wns but six years old—
A gentle modest lad.
4n-l very hard this widow toiled,
To feed her children four ;
An honest pride, the woman felt,
Though she was very poof.
To labor, she would leave her home—
For childreu mnst be fed ;
And glad was she when sh^eoulu buy
A shilling's worth of bread.
And this was all the children had
On any day to eat;
They drank their water, rat their broad,
lkut never tasted meat.
One day when snow was falling fast,
And pierring wns the air.
I thought that l would go and SCO
How these poor children were,
Ere long. I reach’d their cheerless home,
’Two* search’d by every breeze—
When going in, the eldest child
1 saw upon hi* knees.
I paus’d to listen to the boy—
He never raised bis head :
But still went on and said—“ Oire us
1 his day our daily bread.' 1
I waited 'till the child was done.
Still listening as he proved—
And whan lie rose, I ask'd him why
The Lord’s prayer ue had sajd T
“ Why, sir," soul he, 11 this morning when
My mother went away.
She wept, because she said *he hsd
No bread lor us to day,
She said xve children now must starve,
, Onr father being dead—•
And then I told her not to cry.
For 1 could get some bread.
“ Our Father; sir, tiie pr ayer begins,
Which makes me think that hk,
A* we have got no father here,
Woold our kind father be.
«• A*nl then you know, the prayer, air, ten,
Ask* (Jod for bread each day ;
So in the c orner, sir 1 went, <
And that’s what made me pray.’*
1 «juickly left that wretched room.
And went with living feet.—
And very soon was bark again,
Willi food enough to eat.
“ / thought God heard me," said the boy :
1 answered with a nod—
f could not speak, but much 1 thought
Of that boa’s faith in God.
ComVial Bank of N. O.;
Consolidated A.««oriati<m f
ExcVge k Banking Co.. -
Gas Light & Banking Co.,
Bank of Lonisana,
Improvement A B’kiag Co.,
Louisan* State
MediY A Traders* Bnrvk,
Merchants’ Bank,
Bank of Orleans,
i L nion Batik of Louiaians,
Aehafalaya Bank,
1.38*,430 00
kl4*.*as oo
630,284 00
88.812 00
026.263 00
931.783 00
1237,031 80
811,093 00
644,* r * m
420.346 00
1,724.358 00
600.697 00
.3M65
10.427
374.7^1
3O.T01
320.08!!
111.720
374,067
111,37*1
373.581
82.782
*16.174,926 £3,337,123 00
11,926 00 3,432,407 (kf
4,548,060 00-
biektok:v or the i inaxces.
No. AVI.
\c:r Oricars Ba:ik.*.—It is nf the utni ist importance t->
the people oVllii* ^tate. to ktiow' the couJitioii and character
uf the Bank, of New Orleans. Theiraiotes form the cur-
rei cy of the State, ami as we !ind tfreni daily depreciating,
itJjecome* us. in self-defence, to place their conduct ami
condition fully before our people.—Whiten we saw that Gov
ernor Roman wax only a nose of wax m theF.uuds of a hand
of insolvent gamblers—‘bloated speculators—and a majority
tf the Legislature wr.s the same st«»nj*. we |»rue 1 aimed that
Suiem't of tlct. f, 18-10,
Increase,
l)e-'rea.se, 895,284 00
The Merchant*’ Batik a mere branch nf the U. 6,
Bank; he* charter was obtained by bribery, ami tbe 't*»rk
sold to Biddle for 8100,000 bonus, on condition that John
Minium and a specinl natnod number of directors should
retain their places. She owes the U. S. Bnnk about 8300.-
000, which she never ran pay. The Gas Bank ewes the
U. S. Bank, $2,230,000, these sums do not appear in th®
Bank statement, the better to <hdude tho public with the Lo<
lief that tho concerns are solveut.
Jfn. XVII.
The Barings have sustained immense losses lately in tlxo
opium trade, .as well a* by their American securities. Wo
const.icr their failure inevitable a* soon an the crash of tho
United States Bank and its forlorn condition in this country
reaches England. Is it not the hope of securing old Lord
Ashburton against this approaching calamity, thgt Lodge A
Austin and Atjtbrose Lanfear are buying nrf the cotton and
sterling exchange they can pay for by kites on T. W. Ward
o! Boston. Prime, Ward A King, and Goodhue fc (!o, .*f
New York. Oh. we will see fun among these kiter* and
cotton thieves hy nod by. The devil £fi)s not yet commen
ced wanning the fortftfhce for them.
These gigantic gamblers in cotton and exchange have re
cently gone into the market with renewed energy to pur
chase cotton and exchanges, at the United States Bank did
three years ago, ami their prostration will be as »ir*aL
There i** rto end to their kites on Boston and New York for
60 day. but the wants created by the trade of thp country.
With the piipeeeds of these kites they have, at pTf^n
gents in New Orleans, Mobile. Charleston and Savannah,
purchasing cotton end exchange on terms which prove they
arc in a desperate situation. They do not confine their ^iin-
rnents to Liverpool, but send large lots for the French mark
et to Havre. This is to give the Barings the appearance of
wealth and the power to draw, and all to bliudfold the Bank
of England and conceal their real weakness. The vgry
fact ot their rushing into the cotton and exchange market,
at this precarious rime, with the appetite of hungry wolves
is the strongest evidence of their weak and desperate situa
tion. Lord Ashburton will play the xnmc game with the
Barings which Mr. Biddle played with the United States
Bank; and as soon as he can extract the one million three
hundred thousand pound* sterling, which he loaned them,
the house will fall like a rotten oak before a tornado.—We
have not the least doubt but Lodge h Austin, ettd Ambrose
are now making their last haul in the way of cotton stealing
to indemnify the old mushroom lord, who retains too much
of the old Hhylock blood to let honor come between him
and his pound of flesh. It will be lecollcctcd. when giving
a sketch of the Ibriofi some time ago. w e mentioned art
instance of their arrogance in stimulating the Bank of En
gland to discredit the bills of branch house* on the princi
pal, under the plea of preventing kiting. Thu treasure v as
adopted to prevent the bills of the Browns, Holford. Ac.,
from passing in Batiks: ns the$e houses had various branches
abroad—But here wc find the Barings daily soliciting cred
it from our insolvent bank to enable them to keep their
heads above water in England! These agents are drawing
i on each other in all directmn*. and their effort* arc made
at present under sacrifices which inuut awaken the suspi
eionsofthc mn*-t creeulons. The Barings will soon find them-
selves in the r md itioti of the Irishman who said he lo$t 25
per cent, on all h ; s speculations. “How did you sustain©
yourself so long,” observed hs friend,. “Why I would
have broken long ago.” said our countryman, “but for fl*<f
extent oftnv business.” Paddv must hfive had the ad ran-
open and palpable Irau 1 wouid be-Ieg.dized by this itif-iui- : j a jrp ofkiting posts like tho Barings, or he would have £*>*©
ors hui'il oi swindleis. \\ e predicted the deprcriauoc ot | long before. But when he did go by the board, the way
their paper, and already ithu- fallen to 6 per cent, discount. \ g Qt the “high fall” wa* perfectly euri**u?. The wav the
Thus, in lejr. than two months, the people ot Mi$si*.-i|'pi Barings will tumble will be a caution. We have under*
w'lotook Loui.siania money for their cotton, have been swin- ^ <ood that about a week a go a bill passed through one of th©
i I'd out oi o j * r cent, oi their labor, hut this wiil nut s‘op vent banka in New Oris a ns mi T. W . Ward, tbeaje it
here; before July next, ihi» lurmey uejureciate in.the j ocket* 1 ;in ,j attorney of the Barings in Boston, for an immens© suip,
of o ir people, a* low a'- 1*! or l-*^ per cent- Thia Hiainelal | on the same d>> another bank took a bill on the New
and infamous black mail is levied oil the labor of the c mn-
York agents, agents of tiie same house, lor $100,000*! Th. -
try, for wlial purpose? W hy, to enable Samuel Peters and ! i* gambling on a large scale, and as s<K>n as these banks go
ids Shadow, John Minium. Edward Norke, Glendy I urke | lo ^ r cck, a* they must, anc^lue people of Louisiana si© nul-
1 - 1 " * * u " * * 1 * led ou to pay the bonds on which tliey are bac«J, we shall
dozen or two of the most arrogant and in'prudent
\ fan. in. pay their delta to J have plenty of company iu our anti bond paying war.
iv it hoy t selling their ill-got! proper- But why did the hank.* c^sh these Pnonnou* bill*’—Did
itli as much propriety lay a fax offiv- J their condition justify such an increase of nmmes, nnd that
tit ol all *»ur produce, remit it to Nc «v | t«»o to enable an insolent foreign bou>e to monopolize th©
rs to f.isli
the insolvent Bank
ty. Wc might just
per ceut. on the am
Orlcan and have it placed to the credit ot this infamous j trade of the cog airy. We in Mississippi me feeling the ef-
bund ul robbers, a - t«> permit them tlius to swiiidb* us out of j f e ct» of this infamous fsvoritLm and fraud by the cfailv d«\
our properly by the umi ot tli«*ir paper, whw h depxeciates j preciatioa of the money we have received for our property,
while we arc aidfrep. * Ik there to be no end to this gigantic system of swindling?
Tim Banks arc now purchasoig tne bills of tn© agents r Li Were not the directors who passed these bills for the bemi-
tiintense extent and it is this floivl j £ t of the Barings influeucetl by improper motives?
to depreciate. already < It is now well known that bill* to the anv
arc a*l
Banks arc
foreign gamblers to an i
which «*.r: :e.s the paper
exposed lb
r Uio Forojo-an j 1„vp l.-^u thrown 1"
ton m Mew *)r Cliri.'linas, Frini.^ 6i
v! iuvI Ma
VI till
i'Uit-s* an 1 pm
hU, awl I > inei
■> w ll !.e tl'O o
iv* paving the
tualirv
to
t a share "f pn’oliv |
rtomary rites of the j
"loraro- for th- first |
JOHN* JOXES. I
47
rmd'n-lion hart. stop, inc I 'hat may favor hitn wuhllie
o- ter. roptainii the latest fas! lion of furniture. ; Tli aw rail and try.
it'.i tahlet ami hollow enmh *-<l fronts, veneered leg* nwi ! A'.'r.' st
rr .j>i -.rreps. A written tpnvan-y entitles the person to 1
vrh tnga the instrument in-one year, (if iminjui-nl.)
Abo eorrst-^rfly rereirine new anti foshionahle Mmir, In-
rneiieu Books, tke.
x. I!.—Mr. Bnmo will give hi« attention to mnine
inn-r*. amt those sold hy ns will he kept in tune I J months
Ortaherl* -■ - 3
orroBiiK i lKNT, isio.
I- III i » n «1 W iuter F a s h i • o »■
%
.,,
l, \3es».
iu: r oi Eorlr-tua Itarc^—'I*ucnty-tiro of
them Kin^''* I'lnlr*.!
riril.< u p.'l Fottr Mile p©rf.unicr will
* »ly in Eagl.au 1.
■ _iit t-^ Engl an i
ig of 1811 atthe.Hr,b-crih*r’K
nt the* Central (*our*©, two miles iroin the ,
Macon,will serve Mures »i Fifty Dol- I
i, whitxa may be disebarged with Forty Dol* j
i with :• tin* Season—One Duilir to the (jfo«nn. ,
i -vill commence on the first of March, and end on *
' * Jiirm. Every attention ahull b«» pus! m Mares. *
i my rc<,..visibility.lor acciilvnts. Marcs w ill be led
tint at Forty Cents per dav.
L MtK’S Colts liavc won ofseti, and all distance*, in j
. . have be carried t • E’.ghrtd, an ! have '•
This is not very common, for j
o beat their Hordes; but SK.Y-
1,1 v 8 (' .;u have done this often. In Ireland, they have
• r .. •» a—large and small races, and long and short !
' 1 look on SKYLARK ns one of the be>t Sfal ,
• Iianorte | into th© United States. For hi* per-
•na.acv , see hand bill*. - j
llEOKUE B. ftOBKRTt-ON. i
" Mar.-h!». H»41. . ** , , '
«*M Watch**.
4 "^LKNDTDJ i'»««»rtment, just received nnrlfor?*!© at •
* i i. ed pri. es, bv C. G. Sr. JOHN. j
,,rl 19 31 Mulberrystreet ;
Baltimore ami l.corjjsa 1'ioi.r.
\ FEW barrel* of extra Family Flour.
Al*o f Georgia Flour, of goo.f quahtr, f»»r sale by
4ae V3 37 THOMAS HARROLD.
TIIFR.V I’OVK ,
.» r.i.i/i/..istinrt i.'vit,
*oU hie CLUE "K
As;ue an «l Fever,
l.os, of Appetite, Indigestion, llenrubarn,
!Nij|hC Sweat*, niui rvrry Slyniptom of
geiirra! Debilitntiou.
TTtOM HR. MUSCaOVK. IN' THE V. 5. ARMY. 7
Walker County, Alabama. July 31, 1 S3#». (
r " ' '• no n — I have had occasion in die* recent campaign
• * reck Nation, to attend upon very many cases of Ague
• Fever, and by the recommendation of our Surgeon (jen-
*'• Dr. McL©o»«, who supplied the army with your South-
• T-tnic. 1 was induced to try it. I did so, anti have ne-
' r 'nthe whole, course of my practice !>een more pleased
. ctlect of any medicine. It never failed lo cure.
Yours, respectfully,
K. G. MUSOBOVE. M. D.
Surgeon, Col. M’Miilan’s
B^aalion, 4tu Regiment Ala. V'oluiitecr*.
from j. it. M’r.Fon, m. n. )
» f Montgomery, Nov. 1385. \
;]*“■* fWnfcCoxer , .
"f " n,f n-~l have used your Southern Tonic in a number
,7 / V have no hesitation in saying, that I have found
* A ii i ,nort * ©iheacious in Ague an<l Fever tlion the
f-y. m P en C ri1 ^ usc ' Ds great merit is in its judicious
■»!. hi of Stimulant, Purgative, Tonic and Diaphoretic
Aimes. Respectfully. J. U. M’LEOD.
Fur Sale by—J. II. A W. S. ELLIS, Agents.
J °n Avenue, Macun,Gra* July 13 41
ftEOBLi: 1. KD1BEKLY,
R espectfully invite*id*customers«ud the pui»-
- lie, to call an*i examine his assortment of
HATH AND t'AlPM,
embracing every style and uuality to be found in .any other
Iht Store.
Among th© many new style* of Hal* now on hand, ths
MOLESKIN BEAVER* HAT are particularly recom
mended—they unite «all the ipialitie* of tiie tno*t costly, and
are dflered at one-half the money.
Also,on hand, amt in process of manufacture,
23 doz. iashionaMe Black Boaver flats, superior «juafity«
10 do broadbrim do do do do «!o
*25 do do do smooth fur Russia lfeavcr Hats, supc*
rior quality,
*20 doz. Medium Brim Russia Bearer Ilab;,
2o do fusliionabh* Russia Beaver Hats.
10 do fashionable Satin fb avor Hats,
15 do black smooth Fur Hats for boy*.
JO do black napped Fur Ilat* for boys,
black and drab Won! Hats of superior quality;
men’s am! boy’s Hair seal Cap*,
men’s and boy’s Scalene Travelling Cnps.
nimi* l’3K C.HJI-Uraily UKMlr Clolhin;*.
K . \Y .IIORKIH,
| T AS romoved to the South side of Mulberry-street, two j
3 l door* below the lYishintrfon Hoff, an ! has roninicii ,
red receiving his stock of HEADY MADE CLOTHING, j
consisting ot^
Superliee Beaver, "Pilot and Broaddeth Over Feat*,
Gentleman’:* Blue nnd Invisible Green (’Inti, Flunk*.
1 r**:,j!pinan's Blue. Bl ick and Green Uamblet Clonk?. |
Blue. Black. Isrvisible Green A Cadet mixed Frock Oats, j
Blue. Black and Invisible Green Dress Coat*.
Kentneky Jean? rmd Pilot Cloth Frin k and Dress Con!*, |
Bine, Black, mixed and Fancy- Ons-nrier©, Satinett and
Jcrui? rntiT*.
Ergur**d and plain u**leu and Silk Velvet Cloth,J
Cn:. inu re nnd Satin Vest*. *
n nssortinrnt of low priced *lo.
Silk. Buckskin, Woolen an 1 Cotton under Shirts, and j
Drawers,
Orton Shirts, with Linen Busonis and Collars,
Colored Linen find Ruffle do.
Silk. Cotton and Merino half llore,
Gloves. Suspender? ami Hdkfs.
Linen Collar* and Boscm*,
Stocks and Cravat- 5 of every variety.
Superior Fur nnd Sealett Caps,
Travelling Bag*. Trunks. (See.
Tire above Stock ha* beun *‘de. tcd and manufactured
with great care, and n* sales will he confined to CASH, pm-
eiiasers will find PRICES LOW. R- W. M.
Macon, Oct. 20, 1840. 3
sa T
r r
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
( »TTO\ nXiiiil'XU.
BY TIW SHI I* CUICORA \ LOTUS.
ntiM-rihor* are iu daily expectation of receiving
l from Liverpool large additions to their stock ot COT
10b
do
do
do
15
do gent’* superior black Cloth Travelling Caps, ^
new .style. _ i
[Nil E
L fro
TON B AGGING, viz;
Russian Hemp, 43
do do 44
do do 44
do do 44
East I ml. Gunny, -11
i lo 43
Tow. 40
Also, Scotch Sewing Twine & Bale Rope.
All of which will-be.offered to Purchaser*,,at- Tru es teat ■
rants <1 a* foiv as those current, in Sew 1 ork, for Similar
ANDREW LOW' «St CO.
iii'-h.'s,
weighin
g 1!
lit*. p<?
•iu
do
l|
•lu '
du
•lu
tin
l i
•lo
•in
do
do
U
• lu
dn
•lu
do
ii
•lo
l do
• In
do
12
•lo
do
• in
do
1#
do
do
do boy’s superior black Cloth Travelling Caps,
new style.
for Youths and Infants.
6
doz. Idalia Cloth
Cap® for yqutho, new
pattern.
4
•lo
.F rin:
d Caps do do
do
4
dn
patent Welting Cap*. do do
do
6
do
French Leaf
do for infants, do
do
6
do
Velv
et aud Silk, fur infauu, do
do
ALSO.
30
do
Gout's
superior Otter Caps, new
’ stylo.
50
do
do
do
Shetlan Beal Cap?i, do
do
150
do
do
QO
Fur Seal do do
do
100
•lo
do
do
do Nutria do do
do
200
do
do
do
do Muskrat do do
do
200
do
do
do
Coney do do
do
300
Sc
si, Nutria, Mai
-krnt and Coney Fur (’;
an* for Ih
f buntry Hatter* w*ill fin*l a goo«l nssorttnont of Hat Trim-
mings : also Alcohol, Shellac, extract of Logwood, Verdigris,
Marlune Hat Bmliex, Bow Strings, and all other articles usu
ally* wanted by them—all of which will be sold very ow
for cash.
WANTED, Beaver, Otter. Mink. Muskrat, Fox, Wild
Cat and Racoon Skins tor which the cash will be paid, a the
sign of the Big Hat, Mulberry .Street, Maccn, Ga.
October 8 2
OntM At anted.
■r ABTWJF.LS OATH <*»nted ( bv
•>U July 13 *1 T. ILA.UU.0LD.
avannah,July 22, 184L * ^
New lee Cream Kstablislinicnt,
Opponi/e Messrs. Geo. M- leofgan 4* Co.
i rE CREAM of a superior quality will be kept on hand.
IL Separate apartments ore fitted up for Ladies and Gentle
men, and will be open day and night.
Ice will be sold to Families ami others at 8 cents per lb.,
at the above place. J. H. &. W . 8. ELLIS.
April 27 »
Advance* on C’ollon.
milE subscriber will make liberal advances on Cotton,
I consigned to Ins friends in Savannah, Charleston and
New York Jan 12 IS J, B. STOW.
July 13 41
“ r l(AW NOTR E
undersigned are nssoeialvd together in the Practice j
I nf Law. at Pitark.<rifle, Lee county. Ga., and will h»- j
tfoid tJje (’curt? of fh«* South western Circuit, vir : Han-j
dolph. Earlv. Decatur, lJak**r, 1.**©, tVol\*. Macon, and t
Sumter. " RICHARD F. LYON,
March 30 16 JNO. PATTERSON SMITH.
I aiiiiiiilc City Properly. .
HIE RiibscciberoD’ers for sale several HOUSES ;
and LOTS located in the most desirable part* of j
city, improved and unimproved, both lor Busin*. .
stand* a»»d residence*.—Also sixteen acres of improved j
Land, bounded hy the city and Troup** Hill. Any person !
disposed to purchase, no doubt can be wiled ha quality and j
terms. Some of the above propel ty will be rented at, o tores
on the 1st of October,-if not sold before.
RjrT® n»y pal to.isau’il the public 1 would state, tliut I i
shall continue to keep as usual through the- season, a good }
supply of Groceries and staple Goody on liberal terms.
August 3 3w 11 WM B. PARKER*, j
Tbs Fulton 1*szgiijr saiMl Mgrbiac 8bspj J
Rawer end of Cherry Street, Macon. Ga.
THE subscriber having added to his establishment, a
Era** Mini Iron Idiiuidrt nn«! Jlnchiiu*Shop,
intrniis carrying on the business in ail its various branches
usually found in Northern citic3.
Steam Engines and Mill work, of8T©ry description, made
of the best materials, and on the most approved plan.
Saw and Grist Mill Iron* manufactured either et Cast or
Wrought Iron.
Crist Iron Gin Gearing for wheels. 8, 10, and 12 feet dia
meter. Plates, hall*. Ac., for Cotton Screw *.
Blu< k*niithiug. in all it* varieties, neatly executed with
de -patch, and at reasonable prices.
Brass and Iron Casting* made to order, nnd pattern* fur
nished, if required.
Church and Small Bell* can be had of as good n tone,-and
a* cheap 0* at the Northern Foundries.
Cesfr. or new* work, will be given for old Copper, Brass.
Lead. <’a.-t Iron, Ac.
ILT* COTTON G I NS, of an approved pattern, and war.
-anted superior to any Heretofore manufactured in thc’Slate
The public .are invited to call and see for themselves.
March 24. 1841. ‘26 A RICHARDS.
[Lr* References w ill be given, if required, for the satnfoc
ion of any who mny want work.
Hair ICc»toralivr.
V PPLIEI) .vithout charge until the Hair is restored, at
.the office of the propritors, L. I. BEALS A CO., No.
164 Broadway , up stairs.
Tliey further otr’er to enter into a contract with any party
to restore their Hair, under a forfeit of from tiro /of re hun
dred dollars, said party being bound in a like sum, to be
paid when the Hair shall have necn restored. Oftheir suc
cess the public are respectfully invited to call and satisfy
themselves, a* the proprietors can show incontestible proofs,
both by certificates received and personal reference osome
of our most respectable citizens. Price per jar S3, per bot
tle 81. The above article for sale bv
M ;tcon. May 6 32 GEO. AV. TRICE A CO.
•omit of $100,060
k on New Orleans from the failure of
A Liviugtm. $30,000 of the sum fell ©?»
Sauiuel N ichol**>n, the partner of the Browns; the Cone!
Bank $12,31)0; Bayard A Robb 88,560 and the balance fir-1!
on Ambrose Lantern and a few small remitters. To pnt it
good face cn this transaction it is .said these bills w ere drawn
onaccoum M a Mont—l Bfk. if so. it would appear that
ol New Orleans are now- t;*k < T h«» Canada Bank* are following in the footsteps ot the U.S.
y. atid t.ie people w ho take j Bank and the thieving shops of this state by embarking in
the cotton stealing trade. Perhaps, however, Christina* A
Co. were indebted to the bank, and resorted to this mod©
of paying her. Financiers, like exhausted gamblers, whew
their case becomes desperate, generally resott to the nuct
hazardous game to repair their shattered fortunes. The
cotton busuie-8 broke up the United State* Bank and it will
bum the Barings and the Canada banks.
There is little doubt, however, that tlte-c bills were
drawn to pay for cotton. Hour, and provision* purchased by
a couple of adventurers which we noticed a few day* ago*
namely, NYood of the coocern of \Y. Steel it Co , of Liver
po*»l, and Toroncc. a potash cot©-era of Montreal. Tl*e>«
hungry and penniless financiers appeared among the crowds
of loafers w hich the paper system ajid the rich products of
our pie it voBev bring aunually to New Orleans. Tbs
bouMJ of Steele »k Co. had a fair credit in the Canada trade.
mi l tottering . Condition of Un
ngaged in Mealing cot
loaus, to keep their heads above water in England. Lodp<
•V. Austin, the cotton thieves of the Barings, hare been draw
ing like Conestoga wagon horse- on Prime, Ward A King,
of New York. T. \V. Ward, of Boston, and Gomlbue Ac
Co., all of w hom arc weM known a* th© agent* of the Bar
ings, of London. The Batiks of N
ing the*© bill* without security
tiie hills of the Banks for their labor, are suftcring hy the
deprecia.ion, and in u short tine the whole w ill be u dead
The Barings and their drawing post - in New Y<*ik. Bos-
t *n and New Oilcans, are now precisely in the situation iu
which the Bank of the United Stoics was throe years ago.
The basis of nil, moonshine securities, rotten, worthless
stocks, net worth the naperon which they arc printed. The
Consolidated Bank of New Orleans bus lately taken an im
mense amount of doubtful bill* at a reduced rate of exchange.
At the close ofla:* month. \ve have been credibly informed
that thi* Bank took rnc bill for FJO.^itO sterling from Mr.
Purton,on that insolvent concern, Purlon, I’aiker A Co., of
Liv^tpoul, endorrcdoliy a firm of no substnnee, exieptthat
one of them is a Director of the Bank. The Deopic will
have to suffer fi»r all this % diany. ns soon as Stuck tip, Dash
er A Co. *lakh to the devil and that event will -oon take k but »tr, capital wruld out stand n heavy cotton oi*eratioti; and
place. The moment the explosion of the United States 1 at * IK . c he came to New Orleans he has pot his renias warm-
Notice.
V LL persons having demands against die Estate of Levi
Jester, deceased, late of Butt* comity, will present them
in terms of the law ; and those indebted to said Estate arc
requested to make payment. „
Aug 3 44 ^ HENRY JESTER, Exr.
To Debtor* and Creelitor*.
A LL persons indebted to the Estate of Charles Rogers.
deceased, late of Bibb county, are requested to make
immediate payment; aud those having claims against said
K*t itr nro required to present them within the time pre-
scribed by law MARY ROGERS, Adm’x.
August 17
.Union Iron A Km** foundry *V Nlnrhinr Shop’
Corner of Fourth and Walnut Streets.
rWNHE aubacribcr. having purchased the
l interest of Mr. Wm. McElrey, in this
Establishment, and having d : spose«l of near
ly all the old patterns belonging to the late
linn of Findlay A Me Elroy, he ha* now >11
progress, complete setts of new patterns for
HIM, and tiiN peering, of every description,
and warranted superior to any heretofore made in this
place. Among the various articles made to order, are the
following, viz ;
Improved Ballance Ciank Wheels and Guides for Saw
Mills; Mill Spindles, wrought aud cast; Screws aud Bales;
Anti-Friction Plate* and Bails for cotton-packing screws;
Black-Smithing, Steam Engin$. and Machine Work in gen
eral. From long experience in the above busi nest, the sub
scriber is prepared to warrant his work, in jioint of execu
tion, equal to any in the United State®.
OLT* The highest prices will be paid for Old Copper,
Bras®, Lead, and Cast Iron.
ROBERT FINDLAY.
Macon, May 1,1541.
Bank reache* the other side of the water. look out for squalL
The Bnnk of England will lefuse the kites of all the house -
based on moonshine securities—and tiie Barings with all
their drawing post*, the Browns, Holford. Purtou, the thioc
W.'a and the whole tribe of insolvent and arrogant j
biers who are stealing our cotton by tbe credit system,
mm headlong to the de
W * '
1 nmi expanded by the influence of our genial southern
clidi©. He launched out large to *i© with th© big cotum
thieves Lodge Jk A main and now lie i+nlcme duelr. Wood
is like many other of the agents sent out fnmt England w ho
•have been kept with their nose to the griue *ton© unde©
at th'
can assure them that it will get worse; and there is some
d; n -er tlint the Bank era and twitidlingooininissi* r. merchants
will conspire to rob the people out of the entire ca *h balance
of the jy.'*©nt *easoa. We warn you in time to «ir»!er home
pecie. The Bank* want relief, and the speculator®
d! | strict discipline in a counting house at houie under experierr
. red masteis. As p»>on n* tbev get three drink* of Miss^wip-
J We ;i dvt*e ourplar.tcrs nut u» take vnt least not lo keep) j pi water, recover from the dtarrhtfa. take a cock tail at
one dollar of Louisiana money. I.et them order borne their 1 King’s oriiw Kxi hange at 12 o'clock, and observe our free
ash balances in apeesc, evcti^at the pre .ent^ disrounr. tor , aud ea-^x managers, they rxpaiKi beyond their natural di-
inensions; they flap their wing*, dive and jsiwi like dneka
Hinting «*fl' their old feather* after escaping from a coop.
They fashion themselves to the wav* of New Orleans w-lwrc
rank am couacquence depend on the number of rotten bale*
. . , they purchase, ami where genius ami talent are estimated by
relief—and they can only be relieved at tl»4? expense of j a< iroitne.-s in stealing on the list system and in fleecing ship
those who labor. brokers ami Yimkre Captain* out of 7| percent. Mre«r
In 18*37 and ’8 the U.S. Bank want ej. relief, and she on 0,© freight they give them. Torrence has toleraMv good
^'■ent into the cotton trade* the Bar:ng*.^the Browns George J credit in a small way in Canada—ui the timber, pota.- h ami
flour trade,but the whole capital would not stand o?»e of
Glemly Bcrkc or Buckner, Stanton A Co.'a big lists. Glen
dy is too important a man to retail cotton, and his little hiuc
edge, partner thinks it ia decidedly vulgar to sell each eian’a
cotton on its own merit*. A 3000 bale list is a® lew- ** wen
of tlicir consequence would condecend to sell. Bnt the way
our Mississippi planter® will reduce the pomposity atid ar
ragance of tlie.-e gentery next year will be a cabtioti to liU
men, speculator* and bankers who advocate irredeettiabl©
paper. If we are not very niucb mistaken in the signs of
the times and the notes of the planters, these list men will
have ample time next winter to -attend to their faoey hall*.
It is perhaps a fortunate thing for \V. Steele A Co., than
Christmas; Prim© A Livingston eare burated the time they
did, for us Wood A Torrence were becoming inflated with
the gas of the New Orleans list and popt'r systems tliey
would no doubt have gone ahead until they would havo
plunged their pi im ipal* into ruin.
Nt. XVIII.
Th© new* by the Britannia, develop* symptoms et ap
proaching dissolution among the European financier*, whitfi
wc have long predicted. Jaudon has succeeded in imposing
on Morrison, Cryder A Co., the Dennison* A Browns, by
misrepresenting tho actual condhlon of the United State*
Bunk. All those bouse* are deeply involved in Amerirzn
secnrit*v“*. and as the United States bank has lately drawn
on them fog three and a half million*, we think they will go
by the board a* soon as the news of the failure of tha Bank
and the condition of the stock reaches England. The news
in BcnrmU’R Herald analysing the assets of the Batik fcad
mailers who issue it, and the speculators j knocked down its stock even when they oxpeoted the Bank
mi. If the paper of the City Ilank were to could maintain specie payments, aud Jaudon felt the neces
sity of bolstering it upoy the use of the column* ofth© Lon
don Morning Chronicle, iliscredittng Bonnet's Herald.
Stock bed under these false and frandlent expedient* fallen
from 13 to 10 pounds per share. But when all the predic
tions oi the Herald shall have been realized and the stock
in this country down to 816 what will b© the d<*a*trious ef-
wife, or the lady of a gambler ami conon factor, who live j feet on the credit of all house* involved in American *ect|ri-
the labor of others, are tho arbiters eleganfartutn, we j ti©*? Will not all fall in oni general crash? Tbr Morn-
i eg Chronicle bears tho same relation to die United State*
Bank Agency in London that the Courier A Enquirer dims
to the mother in this country. Both are bought and paid
for by the Bank for doing its dirty work'.
W*e find the following In the late »©wsr
From the London Times.
LONDON AGENCY OF THE UNITED STAT£§
BANK.
I» i* understood in the city, that Mr. Jam©' Mort’sen. of
the &nn of Motrifim, Cryder A Co., has accepted tha agen-
W llos, Ac. Ac. want relief, and they go into the cotton
stealing business. Would not the people, who ate robbed
by these scoundrels, be justified morally in taking revenge
out nf the persons of these men, and all the aider* and abet
tors iu New Orleans? Would not a man be justified iu
shooting down, like a inad dog, the tiling whom he found
carrying off hi* property in the night. Is it not infinitely
more unjust, mean aiul despicable, for Lodge A Austin,
Ambrose Lanfear. Purton, Gardner, Burke, Peters, Mill-
turn, Yorke, nnd the oilier New Orleans speculators, to
thu* plunder our people while asleep. We fear that the
people wiH be compelled to res« rt to personal violence, to
protect themselves from the high handed rubbery of three
list and credit system thieves, they have the means of brib
ing Legislatures and Governors—and they use the means
Leely. We doubt whether any thiug but violence can ar
rest them. The Legislature ol*Georgia once passed h law,
nnd the members immediately took advantage of it. and se
cured to themselves the whole Yazoo country. They issu
ed scrip, sold it and pen keted the money—and thus made
the law which enabled them to rob the public. But sever
al of the members of that Legislature were shot down like
dogs, for their rillany. Yet they played only the same
game which these New* Orlcan* swindlers are now carry
ing on.
It will be seen from the following table, that the Bank
of New Orleans have increased their circulation and de-
posites, four and a half millions riuoe October last, with
their specie has diminished nearly on© hundred thousand
dollars. It is not, therefore, surprising that this paper de
preciates. But the more it depreciates, thp better lor the
interest of the
who surround them. It ttm paper
get a* low as 20 cent* on the dollar, Samuel Peters’ Shadow
could easily pay his debts, and have hi* brick hou«e* in the
Second Municipality tree. The genteel loafers and ignorant
mushroom men hauls, vthu have been made ouifnt Bank cred
it*, will no doubt think that our thoughts run in a very uu-
fashinable channel—where a thick-beaded Bank Attorney’s
ould *et down n® decidedly vulgar. But we look bevond
these cobwebs of society; and wbeu we find a thie! with his
hand in our pocket, we will not treat him with the politeness
of a French hangman.
To the table.
Circulation A Deb’ts.
N. O. Canal A Bk’g Co , **13.141 00
Carrollton R. R. A B’kg Co.. 330.231 00
Citizens’ B mk of La.,
Cay Bank ofN. 0*
t.819.812 00
1,827,612 00
J^pecie.
168.186
47.213
597.217
iT2.769
