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Newspaper Page TextAt'I/L * p 3b riii: ji.icnx (jkokkia Tr:i,EfiiMPU, p08I.ISHICI> KV'KKY TUESDAY MORNING, BV T1. bastlett. net,brieV> nil in " rnrnrr Co!to* Arcane and First tlretl—opposite .Tone's Wnrehoose. TERMS 0‘ SUBSCRIPTION : flirre Hollar*, p lift m advance, will pay for the Tel- •inli one year. Five Hollar.*, paid in advance, will • far it two years. Ten Hollar*, paid in advance, will rforilfiveyenPS- ,V!irn not paid within six months after the year has rnm- L^, three no 1.1. APS AND FIFTY CENTS, per nnnuin j be ^liarced. If not paid until the end of the ytp POUR r M *S per annum will be charged—with ' TOOtlt^rfl A, JF-OIVt', A I'TORSET AT LAW. Lumpkin, Slewar i ounty. 6a. n - v ^ TNG resumed the practice of I.«w. has opened his office again at this place, he will regularly attend the Snperinr and Inferior Courts ol the counties of Stew art, Randolph, and sumptfr. H's strict attention is nledg. ed t any business with which he may he entrusted, and hopes his funnel friends and 'he public, will continue their patronage heretofore thankfully received. November 21. S 4, erest tlierc- k'ofapcr will he dis. ontinnert until nil arrearages are I miles* at the option of the Proprietor, djfe Papers, t- non-Snn.serihers. 13} cents each. Extra In to Subscriher*. 61 cents enrh. TERMS OF ADVERTISING: nTERTtsF.MENTS not exceeding 12lines, will he inserted for ONE DOLLAR; and fifty cents for each Mtient insertion. rritfs. Tax Collectors’ and Coroners’ Sales, are cltar- bv the Levy. e*s.enable*deduction will he made to tho pthPRBVtT- I !|vi'»cc»unt» fo' Advertising, Ac., as well ns for Bub- m cion Interest will be charged, when not settled within bear. T* Crrdit for Job IPrintiiiR, Blnnhk, A’C.^O betters on bnsinesa connected whh dm Office. IBM list paid.to secure attention. AND Iqrjj j»j i^hion ii s i 32 css• F3AHE aubscribera lieu -g ■ Jlf a leave to inform their S -HP friends and the public, that jiijaif ~ thev nave entt red into co- fj A.- j partnership underthe mi k'atniltoii dfc Winn, ‘or the purpose of trait-.acting ire business.—They have taken the large and con- t IVarr- Hove on Cotton Avenue,lately occupied by „ Winn ft. R-Jgers. They respectfully solicit a . .. •'patronage, promising to give their best attention to lin cresiufallwhainav entrust to them their business, lin.ereaioi ■ , WM. HAMILTON. ■ulv 21,1943. JNO. D. WINN. fcr undersigned lakes pleasure in recommending Messrs, ^liii ui ft Winn to the former patrons of Hamilton ft L-' Is and the public generally, a* gentlemen in whom L, y confide. He feels assured that no exertion will [ured to advance the intcreats of those who may entrust I .rss to their direction. Very respectfully. 1 WM- il Reynolds! L, July 21,1843. < <3 . Dissolution. lilE CO partnership hercmfnrg existing under the firm I of Hamilton ft Reynolds has been dissolved Hynnitu- l-m-u. The name of the arm will only be ifsed fur the Ictaral of the affair* WM. HAMILTON, WM. H. REYNOLDS. linn, Joly 14,1848. 43 T WARE*HOUSE AND OIMISSIOX BUSINESS. 1HE undersigned Inst*- ken the IVarr Ilottio fe". bA of A. 11. Ralston, recently jgStE t 25 , ' erected on the corner of Sec- AVdHt ondaud Popular streets. Hf 1 hi- wrices in the Vat ions branches of the WARE- <P ml COMMISSION I5USINESS, and respect- H -i ;■ tli- patronage of his friends, and tiie public iln'lv; trusting that, hy his untiring effiirta. he,.{ball rt > a meet the wishes of those who may honor’him ’4- ilictr ctcili lence. JOHN M. FIELD. Reference. C d. William H. Reynolds, Maj. James II. Hardaway, j. Macon Rea ft Coimn, Joshua G. Moore, Bryant Bateman. I Stephen Casialow. Benjamin Webb, Doo'.y. 44 k usl 1, ♦ J si HA.1IILTOY, IIARBE.1IAS & CO. Factors & C*enei*;il Coitimis$ioa MERCH'IIVTS, 8AVANNAH, GEORGIA. T HE above business, will have the persona! and excln- sive attention of Col. E. HAMILTON, formerly of j Milledgeville, and for six years a Factor and Commission Merchant of Macon, Georgi.i. ( EVERARD HAMILTON. Partners. ) TUO AS HARDEMAN. c Charles f. Hamilton. .. REFERENCES: .Tnbii Rawls, Hawkinsville. George Walker. Pulaski. James K. Daniel, / - X A. S. Turner. \ 8nm ? ter ’ Win. S Hatnill, ) n , .Tatncs S. Beall, ] Doo, y- Hon. Lott Warren, ) n . Jas. Bond, ( ^ H. K. Hines, Esq., / Col. Nelson Tefti. J Alb - n y- Hi n. Wm. Tay'or, Cuthhert. Savannah. Oct 1.1842 4 E. & R. ft. A RE now receiving their fall supply of Groceries and Staple Goods, consisting in part of the following arti cles : 9 100 lihds. St. Croix,Porto Rico and N. O. Sugar, 10 boxes Loaf. Lump and white Havanna do. 350 bags Coffee—Rio, L4guira and Java, 20 lihds. Molasses, 10 chests frejh Teas, 75 boxes Sperm and tallow Candles, * 30 *• Starch, 100 “ Soap, 20,000 Cigars, 20 hbls. Copperas, Logwood, Sal-iEratis, 25 bags Pepper, Allspice and Ginger, 20 muts Cassia, 150 hags Shot, • 3.000 lbs. Bar Lead, 30 tons assorted Swedes Iron. Bar Iron, Ca*t Sieei. German, American and English Blister Steel, 200 kegs Nats and Spikes, 10,000 lbs. Castings, 100 boxes Glass, *, 290 kegs White Lead, . 20 bbls. Linseed. Sperm and Tanner's Oil, Spts. Tjipentine, Varuish &c. 400 pieces Bagging, 1,500 lbs. Twine, 300 roil? Grass and Hemp Rope, 30 boxes Tobacco.; .. . 15 crates Crockery, 25 boxes Cotton Curds, 30 * 4 Axes. 20 bales Spun Cotton, 12 cases Wool Hats, 75 cn.ves Shoes and Boots, 1.200 sacks Salt, 15,000 Jhs. Bacon, Together with a large assortment of D.»‘y Goods, coarse Negro Goods. Blankets. Domestic*. Ac. Ac. which will |»e sold as low as can be purchased in this city. Macon. Ang. 10,1842. 48 On Cotton rno y 2v^ Don't mistake the house—tiro doors above his old stand. rilHE subscriber would respectfully announce to his JL friends and the public, that he has taken a part of the store occupied by Mr. JENKINS, Hardware Merchant, where he will give his whole attention to REPAIRING, and will execute all work entrusted to his rare. N. B.— Watches. Clocks, lewelry. &c. See. made or re paired at the shortest notice, and warranted. M. D. BARNES Macon, November 8. 2842. 6 Houston. a* \KE tais me’lmd to infdrm their• friends and the . til it they have *i*eoai c.omp.^JIet. to remove m.*elately occupied by Ilamiltmt ij: Reynolds, Wan'-ISuiiM; adjoining, lately occupied*.by Winn rrn, waere tiiey ar^ prepared to receive Cettftn and tudize. This house is put in good repaid t^nd is n» »the other from lire nu»i they ve^ret that w» their cir- tbev designste<l fftfniltdn Ucyrmlii'ft Ware 1 onse nc* to he occupied by them, but trust this notice will n»e»r friends in time to prevent mistakes in the deli- »f Cotton. They feel it their duty to state the follnw- rcur.isUnces: in July last they leased of the proprie- :r *ir.u named property—took possession, and expect- ••rettpy it throughout tiie season. Early in August an ti »ii -ejainstthe owners was levied on it, and on Toes- I't it was s ild b.v the sheriff, and notwithstanding the fibers hi l liberally for it. they were out bid by a com- -*itu s now in possession. HAMILTON WINN. con. Sept. 8. v (To * 1 subscriber has removed to tiie Ware House near • T ui Avenue, recently occupied hv Hamilton Jr Is, which is both convenient nihl \ oniparatively safe rr: arrd hr is now prepared for the business of the His personal and uniivided nttention w-11 in all* I l»e given to the storage and sale of Cotton, and he ^ to receive an additional share of the patronage of his b «ud the public, nnd tint none will have reason to t the confidence reposed in him. *120 51 JOHN. JONES. WV:Si-f kiOUSJS AS» |S!ms!0\ ms IN ESS. - a 9 AVING leased tlie . •§ 2 S !«r.;r and cotnirtndi- “ ^ WARE-HOTSE for- ,.merly nrcnpivd by JKW- v. ■ 1 1; ft Burch, on the cor- <^<I«SIT Kxchtiugron Xctv York,at ljrenl pre- >3 imam, for Savannsli. Augusta. St. Marys and Rank of Brunswick Ni.tes. for sal* bv S j... 12th, 1842. 60 SCOTT ft CARHART. T HE subscribers will redeem their Change Bills witl specie paying Bank Notes at par, or in exchange on New York at 1} cent premium sifpt, 13 1343. 60 SCOTT & CARHART. 1IISKTY day bills on Savannah, and SIXTY on New t:ic fn nds bv . / SCOTT st CAlUIAItT. mn JJ Y. Sept. 12th. 1342. inn PIECES GEORGIA NANKEENS, for sale 1UU at E. ft R. R. GRAVES. Auj. 10. i • ; , > 48 ■ 3; 009 Aug. 10. .. PRIME GEORGIA HAMS, for »» e E. ft R. R. GUAVRS. 43 ]t T ew fiooiis! it’ew Woods!! rgHIE Subscribers are now receiving a irener^ issort 5 ment of staple and fancy DRY-GOOD&. of 4te lairs* ftyle and patterns, which they oiler for sale at fair prices, it bricl? building one door from Washington Hall. Sept 25 02 GEO. W. PRICE ft CO. Bassrsnap, Kope, £cc. Q.fVfk PIECES Hemp Bagging. •3i 100 Coils Bale Ra pe, 25 lihds. St. Croix and P. R. Sugar, 10 ■ d» Victoria ilo 130 Bags Green Cubaand Rio Coffee.' With a eeneral assortment of GROCER IEr and for sale by CHAS. CAMPiE X.L Ic CO. July 6 . 1“ Painls anil £'5!*. *^(VX KEGS Nos. 1 nnd 2 "White Lead, • f 300 gallons Linseed Oil, 200 do Lamp Oil. With a variety of Colors for Painters* use. for r.nle by July 6 * 40 CI1 AS. CAMPBELL A CO Salt, a ltd Trails. a ;? TONS Swedes Iron, assorted sive*. 5 * ) 2,500 bushels Salt, lOO-Re"? Nails and Brads, assorteil. for sale hv July 6 40 CHAS. CAMPBELL ft CO 3 ,EXCHANGE on New York at short sight for the notes 5. 4of the Hank of St. Mary's at 2 per rent, for sale by Marrli 8 23' W. II. JOHNSTON ft Co. Private Boarding. N a quiet and healthy neighborhood as any in the city and i-nnveniet't, near the seat of busines*. one or tworesper- I table families can be furnished with nosvd and apartments a few day boarders :an also be arcomraodited. For par 3ELL1.VG OFF AT KEDl’CED PRICES!! c. «. §t. joBa.y, Walicii Itaker and Jeweller. R ESPECTFULLY* informs his friends and the public, that lie has just re ceived a new assortment of M and <Jcuelrvf, ot the latest fashions and most approved kinds; all of which he will sell at reduced prices, for CASH. GOLD ft SILVER WATCHES. Gold Chains. Seals and Keys; Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Collar and S’eeve Buttons, &c. GOLD SPECTACLES, Silver at cl Steel do. with glasses to suit all aces; SILVER SPOONS, llodcers ft Son’s and Wostenholms f.nePooket Hodge Knives, Razors and Sqissors; Razor Straps, Sharin'! Brushes, Ambrosial Shaving Cream, fine Ivory Tooth Brushes, MANTLE CLCCKS. warranted to run 18 days w ithout winding; side Lamps, Wicks and Glasses; Percus sion Cap Pistols; Steel Pens, fine Pocket Bonks, Gold ami Silver Pencils, Silver and Steel Chains nnd Keys, Braid nnd India Rubber Guards. Veritable Cologne. Violins and Strings, Music Boxes, Shell Combs, Gold and Silver Thim bles, ftc. Those who wish to avail themselves of x rare opportu nity to buy cheap for cash, will do well to call and examine the above before purchasing elsewhere, as he willselllower than anv other establishment in the country. WAT€2‘iES REPAISSESJ. Particular attention will be paid to repairing all kinds of Watches and Clocks. Having selected the best materials for repairing Watches, lie is now prepaied to manufacture any part of a Watcb, nnd will warrant every piece he makes as perfect as the original, and his Watches to perform well. Nov. 1 2842 5 CARRIAGE 'PiErOSiTORY; Os MuLBEitiiT Street, Near the Methodist Cult-cii. T V b •-or•****:< v*c HF SUBSCRIBER, is receiving large additionsto kis steck of COACHES, Cn.lRIOTEffS, DAIIOUCIIES, BUG61E8, WAGGONS, Ac. from some of the best Northern Manufactories, which were made expre>sly for this market, of the best materials, and are warranted equal if not superior to thoss of any other es tablishment. Those in waul of any description of Carriages, will lind it for their interest to examine the quality ami pri ces of hi* assortment. Repairing, in all the different branches executed in the best manner, by experienced workmen at less than former prices. • . . Carriage makers, will find a good assortment of Elliptic Springs, Axellrees. turned and boxed Dashes, Lamps, Bauds Knobs, Patent and Too Leather, Laces, Silk aud worsted Fringe, Tassels, and almost every article required in theia business, at Aususta prices. _ • March 1st 1842. 22 tf .T. W. BABCOCK. JE. MASJisSFaA'ET, 1 ITiitcft-JStaker and Jfirlr, Cotton Avenue, o5E door below -Chapman «5c Ross* Ot.D STAND, f JT AS the honor to inform his friends and the public, that to. he is going to open a Store, where he wiil keep a gen eral assortment of ‘ WATCHES, -IEWELKY, and all articles usually kepti t^his line. He will devote all his personal attention to the repairing of Watches of every descrii>t : on. Every piece made new by him, shall be warranted as rood .nnd to perform as well as the original; and Watches ••ither sold or repaired, shall be warranted for one year None but the best materials shall be used. m Jewelry repaired in the best manner, and at the shortest notice. To Watc]i-5JR!iers. Imparted directly from the tnanuf .olorie*. a complete nr- -irttnent of the best Tools land 35ntcrin!s,ntvery mod erate prices for cash. Macon. •Sept. 30. 1841. I qpHE subsenber having sold his le G the Washington Hall to Messrs. Bl ft SfuBBEEFIEI-D. returns liis grate • ,ck- nowledgements to liis friends ft the public, for the very liberal p itronage received from them daring the time lie Ins occupied the House; and confidently recommend his kind friends to, and solicits their support in Itchalfof, Messrs. Bullock ft Stubblefield, as wellcalcuhtted nnd disposed to render them every comfort in their power, while visiting the Washington Hall. ST. LANIER. The subscribers have taken the above House, and intend using every means in their power to sustain the character given' it by Mr. Lanier,anti would be pleased at alLlitnrs to see the former patrons of the Hnu-e.. BULLOCK ft STUBBLEFIELD. Macon. Feb. 15. 1842. 20 CENTRAL HOTEL, iTinccsi, Georgia. rip HE subscriber having taken that well JL known Establishment for a term of years, most respectfully tenders his services to the ‘ •t r »»uKw hliifigg' public as an Inn Keeper. Hedeclinesany news- paper details or fair promises of what lie in tendsto do for those who may call on him, bat simply adds that i.w ..instant efforts will be used to render all comfortable that may favor him with their company. Please call and try. FREDERICK SIMS. August 27 43 PLAMFSSS’ E3v>TE]L, Corncrof Walnut anti Third Streets .uticoa,f:ro. (Formerly kept by Mr. L. Irwin, and recently by Mr. At- exriuder Richards.) ^ 1 B S. t: U K » respectfully in- ^1 forms her friends and the public. '•» 1 generally, that she has taken the above ful for past favors, she renews the ten- der ofher services to the travelling public, and assures them that every attention will be paid to their comfort. FAMI LIES can be comfortably accommodated. Her terms will be reasonable—corresponding with the pressure of the times. Nov 2 ; 5 sWUfi>I€ &TOFSE. oils'll M t 5E P Jiff © <&l 'W S M S ©, Q J|T A v fl ront antly on band ; and offer f< r sale at prices JL 3. as low as c m be purchased in tlie soulbern country ; a splendid assorin ent ot a mUTElSi 'temthe Celebri edand long established Manufactories of ESIWasrWS a ©3.A1JIE, CHiCKERING AND MACK AYS. The we.l known reputation of these Manufactories pre cludes the necessil,' ^f commenting upon the excellence of their instruments, which have stood the test of every cli mate, for many years. A L A R GE ASSORTMENT OF Yiofiilll), SCPJiniOU GKITAK8, BCGI/ES, TIIO.TIBONES, TSUJIPETS. HOR»N, CjLAUlOIJBTS, FlaASEOLETS, FIFES, ftc. ftc. &c, Violin, Guitar, and other Strings ; Clarionet Reeds Tuning Ilnnnners and Forks; Violin Rows; Music Pa per. ftc. ftc. forming us complete an assortment of musical merchandize, as can be found in the southern country. As they import direct from the Manufactures, they are enabled t > sell their gr. tds at the very lowest prices B. ft V. have in addition, to their catalogue, an assort- incut of POKE 1G.Y JIVfiSV. . Music soSd at fi'edjieed'kU’iuees. 0?= Terms Vaslt. May 17. 1812. , 33 BOOIa itaFSECa ST^StFa. fBlIIE Subscriber, having purchased of C. A. ELLS, liis K Stock of Goods in this place, in a short time will make large additions to it, nnd assure, the public that they may expect to find, at nil times, a well selected assortment oi Law, Medical Miscellaneous nnd School Rooks, and all oth er articles usually kept in Book-Stores, which will be sold cheap for Ctsn. 1 have a Bindery in full operation, and will manufacture any kind of Blank Record or Docket Rooks for Courts, at the shortest notice, on Mnlberrv-street. two doors below the Washington Hall. JONATHAN B. MORRELL. Mnv 5 32 51 id and Cherry streets, where we shall carry on id'uu.htr the^nnof tv ' % '.'lv « '\Vc ! ticulars. enquire at this office or of Dr. Wm. Green |'* > pureil to make liberal mlvanres o» counnin Store, or | ' iient*, to Savannah, Charleston, or New Yf>rk.— aur experience in the Wacf.-House and Commis -I I ilusiNESS; we feel wnrrnmeJ in solieiting the parro- Macon, 3ept. 19.1842 f our friends and the public, believing tlieir best in fill be promoted by a strict and undivided attention »iucss entrusted to our care. D. & WM. GUNN & CO. **ur eld ftand, the Store adjoining the Ware House [|Pep constantly on band a general assortment of S'tgar, •'*tiU,Iro:i Nail*, Barging, Mala**e*, Maekrrelt, hn»»stever>’ other article, in the GROCE 11V line ‘ will be s.ji.l low for cash. D. & WM. GUNN 16 ; l 4G • W jliSSlO.l SSiR’SE AXi) 8 BUSINESS ItRg^grmgTs Hope, nss«l Tmne. Ps. heavy 4-4 inch Cotton Ragging, 150 “ 4-2 a'nd 4-4 Hemp do. 5(1 Coils Manilla bale Rope, ' . • 50 do Hemp do. 250 lbs. Twine, For sale bv CHARLES CAMPRKLL, ft Co. August 20th, POWERS & JOHflSTBN ATTORNEY* AT IAW, A.P. POtVF.RS, ? Macos, Geov MARCUS lOHXSTOS. J Oct 12 2 ■ ( OP VtiTNIiKSHIP- f t HE undersigned have formed a Co-nartnersliip for the transaction of a Ocr.cral A UC 'l l U.Y and COM- HI SSI OS UUSISSSS, in this city, underthe firm cl Rowland and Saulsbery. SAMUEL T. ROWLAND, JAMES L. SAULSBL’RY. Oct, 2- 1 PLANTERS, See *o ’Srour interests! f NOW offer lOOO piece* «»f SANDERSON’S 44 inch superior henvv CJOT’ E5A€2<JIIwhich .n account of its freight and strength, weighing 130 lbs. to he boil, which will be the cheapest arliclejor your use. ilefore making your purchase elsewhere, X'Oine ! **Sce and THOMAS H. HARDEN. Colton Avenue. J82une . 32 B. H. .PIATT, attormjv at law, CUTHBERT. Randolph County, Ga. ^TTILL promptly attend to any business entrusted to hi Tv care, in the coonties of Stewart, Marion, Randolph. Early, Decatur, Baker, Lee, Sumter, and Dooly, in Georgia —and Rnssell aud Bnrbour.i" Alabama. Refers to Col. D. C. Campbell, Jerry Cowles, Esq., Afa- co«--Col. Joseph Henry Lumpkin. B. F. Hardeman, Esq., Lewis J. Dupree, Geo. F. Platt, Jjrxxngton.—Hon.Garnett Andrews. Washinzton.—Hon. Tlios. 1. Foster. Col. John Ranks, Columbus.—Mr. T. B. Betliell, John J. Cary, Esq., 77/omaslon.—Messrs.Dunn & Martin, Forsyth.—Wm. G. Porter, Appalacliicola,Fa.—Mr.W in.Harris,Charleston S. C.—Messrs. Collins, Keese & Co.. Acre York. March 16 r ? ly 11HE ur.'lt*r>i.: ”.l feel- y^S^fZa 1 i»g grateful tj tlieir f friends and patrons for Lite eral .support heretofore |j| * •reived, takegreat pleasure facing to them and the public cenefally, that tney >'itiiiac the above Ij'iMiL .-s in .all its various lir.mche.-; , las ihe storing ano fe'qliiugofeppou. reccivi* g and, for j nierchaiipize and filling orders,pi their well known .•*«tu;ue near the l iver, which for convenience niul se- j r fr6m fire, is Opt surpassed by any Ware-House in | p l J.. , - lr. TvVd.u-t-i Hardeman 'will ns herretnfore irivo j nil attention to the selling of Cotton and the filling case to do | t favor COPPER^Sniftil I¥ €> • ESTABLISHMENT. jf XOPPER STILLS and WORMS, kept on hand, and made to order, at the Macon Foundry, by May 11 52- W'M. McELROY. n J -'©f.d\3P=?, Atiorapy at Law, Vienna, Dooly county. May 10. : -• * • 22 -. ’ Georgia. f ' good*, and pledg i liitnseli in ever 1 lo promote the interest of _a!l v.h |Rscir patronage and influence. Hardeman ft Hamilton. tcon.Aug.S, 1S4Q. .... 45 Cl'I-.CTIXQ to g' ‘.j S tvn-.r.:.h cr.rly in the fill, with • in ti.,- t.ouiiiii.Hiou ttn.»in«-»» tk.eie, cdtapotea 91 my interest iqthe concern ot' E. ILinitl- IHtrdtatn, to my son. Mr. CHARLES F. HAM- * '•' if. 1:1,css of chr-.rzi-tt r, and correct knowl- 4bu«neas. will qualify him for. die employment in ‘bent to engage .In thus retiring from tho con ave to tender ir.,’ gratelul acknov.-ledgif-ents tc pan favors, and would Hindi v solicit fur the cc^-rr" t.i: harde.man ft. Hamilton, a ecu ti eir.sufiport, with the assurance thtrt it will be urknowleelged bv m*. *a thong’ril were still a merofine'concern‘ B. HAMILTON. 4«, H, ’>« |t. It 11 beg I t FAMBR 0 & .SPEER, ittoR3i:vx at i.aw, FORSYTH. MOSHOE COUNTY, GA. CHEAP! CHEAP! THE LARGEST LOT OF BLANK i 1 VEIL in Macon, for sale at New York prim- if called Ki for soon—by d- IL MORRELL Next door below iho Washington Hall. October 25- j F1JBI.IC SAI.E OF VA1U4BX.E ^1’ILL be sidd on the first Tuesday in December next. V V in the town of Forsyth, between the usual hours of sale, the valuable body of* laud in Monroe county, v.bereon Jo 1 ’!! Redding now resides, formerly owmed l»y Mariner Culpepper, containing seven liuudered acres, adjoining Con nelly. Benton, Le«*ueur and other?. Sold on a credit of one and two \ ears, by the purchaser paving eight per cent in terest. with two approved securities. The above land was turned over to me ns collateral security, and sold by an or der of court. Indisputable titles will Le given.* Sept. 20 W1LLIA& JAMESON. tdl .Tlacosn Iron aE£d Brass FoiEsadry AND orntr of Fourth and Walnut Streets. f If ^HE subscriber, having purchased the .3 interest of Mr. Wm. MeElrov, in this Establishment, and having disposed of near ly all the old patterns belonging to the lnt, firm of Findlay Jc McElroy, lie has now ; u progress, complete sells of new patterns for MILL and gin geering, 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 Crank Wheels and Guides for Saw Mills; Mill Spindles, wrought and oast; Screws and Bales Anti-Friction Plates and Balls for cotton-packing screw*.- Blr.ck-Sniitliing, Steam Engine, and Machine Work in gen eral. From long experience in the above business, the sub scriber is prepared to warrant Ids work, in point of execu tion, equal to any in tlie United States. The highest prices will be paid for Old Copper, Brass, Lead, and Cast Iron. ROBERT FINDLAY. Macon. May 1.1841. DISSOLUTION. rflHE Copartnvrabip hrretofure existing under tlie firm JL ol EPPINGi PAYNE, ft Co. islhikday dissolved by mutual consent. The bu.inea, v.il! be continued by George Payne, who is alooe authorized to eloae _the busi- oess of the old concern. GE O' PVHiE Macon, Ga. Oct. 20, 1842 L\STKVCTI«.\ 8.^' Wf R. BERREP respectfully informs the Ldiesand fv# Gentlemen of Macon, that he will give instruction on the Piano-forte acd in Vocal Music. Ladies will be waited upon at their residence. Testimonials of the high est character as to his qualification lor leaching, will be pro duced, if asked for. [CP PIANO FORTES TUNED. Addresses left nt the Washington Hall, or at Messrs. Bruno & Virgin’s Store, will he strictly attended to. Oct 5,1842 33. For Sale. A CHOICE article Nothern Butter, 5 Bbls. Onions, 1 Lot Superior Java Coffee, 1 do choice Hams, Just received. Oci i w 3 USHER & FREEMAN. LANIER & CLCPTON, attokmi -^jZilris'oronGjA. Y W7"ILL Prti'-itre i > > Favclti*, Low< Monroe, and.Butts. Deu 14 11 : n the following counties: Pike.Henry, j eta, ’deriwe! r. 1 p-1 !1_ i ill but'. Btbb, : ROBERT S*LANIER, i DAVID CLOPTON. For g"entv V COMFORTABLE Dwellirp Hn■.l^e situated in tlie Central part of the city. Apply to tho aubt-criher at the State Bank. ISA AC .H0L5IES. November 15. 1 ' 1 AT TO BKETfi A T I,A1V, ItHoxrillr, fc'fl. /ILL attend to any buaineV* entrnatdd to tlieir care ui any of tho Coarta of the -Flint Cttcbit. • • •- 3 GEORGE R. HUNTER.’ YV T HI^ Road is in daily u.^e to Griffin, 58 miles—learmg Macon at 6. A. M. arrives at Baruesville at 18. A. 2f. and Griffin half past 12. Leave* Griffin at O;-, A. M. and arrive* «t BarnuTifi* at 1- M.and Macon 4} P. M. connect with it from Macon to Florida, Savannak, Augusta via. Milledgevillt*. Warrcnton, ic. and also vi.^. Entohton and Madison From Forsvth dnilvto tiic Indian Springs;three times a week to McDonoogh. ‘Decatnr. Ma- letta * rr «»n Barncsville daily to Columbus via. Tlmrn- aston and 1 albotlon, and from GrifTin every other dav to Montgomery, Ala. via. Greenville, LaGronge, West Point, «c. and to Augusta, Geo. Colton freighted from Griffin to Macon at $L per bale, ot ler nrticlea 35 cents per 100 lb^.—intermediate idsevi in proportion. WHITTLE. Reuiusnt Engineer. Office Momoe Rad-Road, Macon, ) ^ July26tli, 1642. ’ c Macogj SSeasiE-Boat Fossspaioy, COMMUNICATION RY STEAM CSSSl IkEjMZSZro.Yy & ns Sts TuAIIE superior Stenm Parket ^ 1 BEAUFORT DISTRICT —ittoj will take Freight for the abtive _ Line, a ltd runs regularly between Savannah and Chnrlestnn. This Bor.i offi-i s <-rea‘t facilities to Shippers. The steamer H L Cook, will run regularly between Macon and Savannah, during the summer, and is of a very light draft. This arrangement will enable ship pers to get their goods from Charleston, Savannah and Da rien with dispatch. AGENTS. Loland, Brothers ft Co. Charleston, A. 0. I,- Baldwin. & C’». Savannah. M lchell. Wyer, ft Co. Darien. .1. God lard, Macon. Mact-n, J tly 14. 4g G. S. THOMAS. & CO. DRAPERS & TA LOBS- ^T-TT AVE just received a choice assortment of Spring and "-JL Summer goods, and invite the attention of the public to them. They are prepared to make them up in the Den aud most fashionable style. All work done by them is warranted, both as regards fit and workmanship. N. B. Particular attention paid to Cutting for persons from the country, done at short notice and with great care ot the store of C. S. Thomas, & Co., a few doors above the Washington Hall. Macon, March 22, 25; n SHOIr 1 un, Tv 2 a L, ^ S Dutksl D URIN G the past week we have made large additions to our former stock of a O O T$ & SHOES, ~ of all kinds and qualities, which were manufucti..*ed with great care, expresslv for this market, of the best materials and by the best of workmen. We say to all w 10 are in want of either a low priced or a superior quality of Bools $ Shoes, that they will find as,good on assortment at our Store, and prices as low, if not lower, than can be fouttd clseirhcre. * Boots made and repaired with neatness and despatch. Kir* Please, remember our Store on Second Street, be tween the Washington Hall and Messenger Office. Macon. March 15. 1S4*£ WHITING & MIX. ILme of Stages. AN tlie 25th day of October, lS4o ,;. e IIVI,' op t S ^ GES wi . 11 b , et'tnplete- operation from For- avth to Decatur, via. Indian Springe, .larkson and McDo nough ; leaving Forsyth Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- urdays. after me arrival of the Car* from Macon, and return next da.is in time for the Carr- to Macon. As this will be one ol the most pleasant lines in the .country, for the people from the up-country to Macon, MiliedgeviUe, Savannah and all places. 1C S. E. JOHNSON. Proprietor. "liW eOriFESTSONASY. rp HE subscriber respectfnlly informs the citizens of Ma- .8. con. and the public generally, that he has opened an establishment on Mulberry street, r.ext door to Ilarvev ^hot well’s Drug Store, for the mai.ufactute and sale of ar ticles in the above business, where he will keep constantly, on hand a large nnd fresh assortment of Candies, Cordials, Syrups, Pastry, Fruit, &c. The public are invited to call and examine for themselves. N. B.—Vaize and Candy Seyran:ids for weddings, balls and parties, made vndornamented in the neatest style, at short notice. WM. SPEAR. November 29 9 3 ni Carpeting;, &c. C n PIECES Carpeting assorted and cheap, alro a lot of SAl' Hosiery, Suspenders. Calicoes, Flannels, Limeys Cotton Oznaburgs, ftc. For sale low for Cash, if applied •forsoon. THOMAS II. HARDEN. November 29. 9 City ConjscIi €’i»aics;e 132Sis. A FEW Hundred Dollars wanted at low rates by ROWLAND A SAULSBURY. Books and Stationery. T AB rtapecifuBv announce* to the be ha* take a tk« dtora un Mul berry street, recently oceopicvi by B. F. GrrilTu, and » w»w mg a new rod exteneiv* mart- m#nt BOOKd *ud WA- TIONERT, selected by himself at the North, aod wbiok is «)ffered at moderate prices for cx*h or good p%per He would paaiculariy inrite anemic* to hU sleek of Blank Books and Paper, which i* tuperior to any ov*r n the place and will be #old ct wholesale or retail, n t* ms that cannot fail to pleese. A supply of the text bools used in tlie Georgia College, nod the principal schools in town arid couutry, will be constantly kept o* hind—* liberal allowance mode to teachers. Blank book? and paper Tul?d and bound to err-der.— Bo«.k binding in sfl its brae*hes executed ia the best style and warranted. BARNKS. Macon, Oct. 3d, IS 11 !2^ l rj U5T ro-*ived and for sel», ti« (.dewi*. vcHtaW* WVTKS | Lady of the Lak«* Ttukcby, L alia ilcokh, Mrs. Sigourney’s Poems, Foets of America illustrated, Byron’s Works. 1 Vol. Jfope’s “ 1 •* ti. More’s Works, Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella, a werk, Downing's Cottage Residence#, New American Gardener, The Complete Farmer, Charles O’Malley, 1 Vol. illuatratod, Carlyle’s Heroes in. History, Guizot’s liii-iory of Civili’atio*, Tales of the Ocean, Robinsv'u Crusoe, illustrated, Belzonniin Egypt. "Wirt’s life of Patrick Henry, W’aylana’s Moral Science, “ Poliiical Economy, Bowen’s Essays. Casserly’i trail: l;4t:«n of Jacob’s Greek Reeder , Band ford aud Alert n. illustrated, Tales for the People, A New Home, tale of the Wes*, by Mr*, Mary drivers, a very popular work, Forest Life, by the author oi a New Philip’s Devoiional Guide, Wesley’s Notes, Manual nl priv.-.te devetioa, * Ursulinc Manual. Georgia Scenes, illustrated. Millwright s Guide, Complete sets of the Roilo a* “ “ " •• Family fioutlicrji urn] Missouri Harmoajb Dewees’ system of Midwifery* “ on I’^cinales, Eberie’s Therapeutics, Practice, United States Dis]msatory, Cooper’s Med icid Dictionary, Also a fine assortment of BibEs, Hymn Books, **d I raycr Books, of every varietv of size and binding. Oct.3d, 1842. l " J. BARNES. \ as?sa?>?c‘ Lands and AcgToeu, JTO SI S.IJjS]. T’N obedience to ar. order of tlie Inferior -S. Court of the county of Crawford, when sitting ar, a Court t f Ordinary, will be sold , before the Court House door in Knoxville, iin^T~ta, °n the first Ti Ec*DAY in January next, the following named property belonging to the es- tateof Joshua H.'Bichara, late of said cour.tv. deceased, to wit: THIRTEEN LIKELkT NEGROES, consisting of young men, women, and three children, among whicu t.re two good Carpenters. Also, the following lots or parcels of land, situate, lying fnd being in the Old Agency Reserve in said county, and distinguished in the- plan ofsrrhl reserve as lot- Noj* 3, 10 and 11, and Fractional lots Nos. 14, 15 and 16, lying all ia one body, and containing in all, about.one thousand acres. Also, at the su me time, by virtue of the same or der. before the court lmuse door iu the town of, Irwinton. 'A ilkinson county, the following lru and parts , ol lots of land, to wit: Let N.>. (Ill,) in the 5th district of Wilkin son, 140 acres of lot No. in the 5th district of Wilkin-, son, and ten acres of lot No. 120, in the 4th district of said county, all lying in one body and containing 350 acres.— The above described i.egroes and lands sold for the bene fit of the heirs ai d. r re:iit":*3 of Joshua H. Bigham, dec'dJ The negroes will be .-old for CASH. The lands, one half cash, and a credit of twelve months for the remainder, with notes and approved security.—The sale will continue from day to day until nil is Id. * DO BOTHY B. BIGHAM. ni'm’rx. HOWELL II. BIGHAM, ndm'r. Crawford co. 03.25th, 1812. 5. I?9 Humbug I A Cure for 11AHD TIMES! ! ! ESnyct^ of Dry (Dood* booh and Bead. W. *5c E. WOODRUFF are selling Bargains, hem- V* • ped upon Bargains. Our r.tork, comprehen<di./ a large and general nsscH iment, was selected with the great est care and attention by one of the firni, now at the North, —which having been purchased in the month of August, before tlie passage of the lute Tariff bill, and when, ; - is believed, the Northern Markets were at tlieir greatest de pression we cart and trill sell as low as the same Good* can be bought iu tl ■ city—; erhaps lotcct. Do not tokc- November 29. our word for it. bi where. We are aw tisemenuat th ter part are in of Iiurabniirim *• becomes pu pricnsF We $J«Df'cr’s Mew Movel. RflS/"lNG and Wing, nr Le Feu Follvt, Y V American Almanac, for 1643, Kinne’s Ulackstone, Kent’s do. .In : received and for sale by J. BARNES. Agency marine & £ : irc Ens. Bank Macon, Nov. 9, 1842. JMHiS or ICXCCSANCir-: or. S-ivannali, Charlea- 1 > ton, and tit- N nth. purchased at a!! times ft ( hecks on Savannah sold at current rates, by Nov. 15. 7 4t I. C. PLANT.Acei t. COTTON GINS* ffflHE Subscriber bns on hand a few superior Cotton -fl Gi ism, which will be sold on reasonable teems'for Ca<h or approved paper. ROBERT FINDLxVY. Oct 18 • 3 iCT'Wv arc authorized to nsaticuucr IHCEIA7U) BASSETT os a Candidate for Tax Collector of Bibb Countv. Oct 18 3 • KfWo are requested to *tn tc that J.lREit 1IOB.- L1NGSWORTH is a candidate for Tax Collector of Bibb County- Oct 12, 1842. tnu'v icaper than the Spools for $100—Alb- Together with a large —to which the attention of respectfully invited. Store on Mulberry street, Shoe Store. Oct 18 ill and see, before purchasing !!‘tE f.ith is usually placed in adver- t day, owing to tlie fact that the grea- out reference to truth, for the purpose ilkv* As tlii* is a dny of humility, ’ it t « cxaiiii: .• ■ * ng fine B uck a .1 Blue black Bom- 2—rich de Lames IV.m, jr. to is, IS( ) \ards. 10 yd for l.( 0- c > ird—Bleach'd Shirtings and S', e.- ci.eapest—White -"pni.I Threal. \0 Carpetting ltug> and Oil CVt'-.s. variety of Goods, proportionably low n of our friends and customers is opposite btre and Wood GS&tE§ & t «E IS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lamia:, Macon Co. Gno. practi-',- in tltn rolln. ln^ r.ruitips—h’t.COli, M» V f non, Crawford, Housu.mi. 1). -Iv ft Smnirr. JOHN M. GILES, JOHN C. MOUNGER. Oct 25 181-2 4 Uwetlissg mouse For Sate. n~,q 4 Conv Jm 03* arc antliorizccS lo announce NATHAN- Bids, l.'«*q. as a candidate for Receiver o Tax Returns, for Bibb county, atthe ensuing election. June 28. 39 03" Wc are authorined *o anaounce JOHN BA KB) ns o candidate for Receiver of Tax Returns, fjr the County.of Bibb, at the next Election. June 6. 1842. 36 t Dwelling House with all ’incsiree:, now occupied bv Mr. Z. T. Gon er. The above House will be sold low for MM , tW'V Cash or Barter. Nov. Sin IS42. Anplv .it this Office. 6 tf !, B. JOMES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ?IAt'OIN’j Ga, September. 13 03" Wc arOamithoiizcd to am:ounce LL' VI MULLENS as a candidate for Receiver of Tax Returns ol Bibb cou' :y, at the Electiou in January next. June 18 1C | K3* The friends «>t rtoloimm j liis name as a candidate for Recc j Bibb county, at the election in Jan June 20, 1842. , JohaiOK, announce t of Tax Returns of y next. .COTTON FACTOStIES jnrst s.iixti. 7BTHE extensive and well known Cnttdrt Factory on To- 3 bier’s Creek.in Upson county,knnv. i as the FRANK LIN FACTORY, now in complete nrder. is offeted for sale. Also, tltb well known Factory, on tlie same Creek, anil about n quarter of » mile below, known ns the AY N- MAN FACTORY, and i:i perfect order for spilmitm'and weaving’, in also offered for sale. For further particulars, inquire at the Factories. D. R. PERRY, ft Co. November 8. 1S42. « ft [Xj 3 We are autliori/rii to nitnatin, Invnea as a e.tmdidate ior i ax Collect.',r, iu J;u June 20. 1840. ’bT* lYe are nnlliorc/<.|l to nniiontico JAiTXRS RIfllAHIiSUN a* ti cat. !. l-.:e f,,r H ■•<■ riv. r «f Tax Re turns of Iiibb county, at the Election in January next. •Ian 16 16 F. R. SHACKLEFORD, FACTOR m COAi'T.S io.\ he rbaat, Central Wharf, opposite J. Frasier Sr Co. CHARLESTON, October 4.1842. ~" 3 — ~ AT FtTlYA'.'E SAbli. Receivetl per.Central Rr.il Road, 30 bbls. Superfine Canal Flour, 5 do. Northern Apples, 10 kecs *• Butter. ROWLAND A SAULSBURk. Oct; 13 3 o00 & N-r. SALT. ROWLAND ft PAULSBURY 200 a Jas IS J, $ BENNARD, AITOSSEY AT IL'AYT, TSRS7, *t*. THOMAS C. HOWARD ■ November 15. BI. A ^ ITS fur sole ot tfas SACKS Salt. 20 Picccif Bagging, 25'Coils Hope, 10 Bbls. Molasses. Foi sale low. Nov.29.- 9 THOS. II. HARDEN. fcTSOE$r t \ ,-eires 12 and 44 inch “ Cotton” Cotton Buejing, lUU j'.-t received and for sale by J E. ft R. R. GRAVE*. Lrui l.f. lit BA1NK NOT i:- * rates by Ncrsmbat 99- O' rates by ROWLAND ft SAULiBURY. j T^ROM thn i white stmt iti ’n I uery. If-h wh ■ i suitable reb-’an iscrtlier in titi A lntpe Ha; s Old- ' the horse trill be pven.fer the reeftv d a 1 beral one for the apprehension oi the duet- Nov, 59. 8 A P- P0WEES. Roy for S.aSe. A SMART, active yellow BOY, about 12 years old,w'd* be sold low fir specie lunds. - Inquire at tuts office. November S, 1842. 6 S^ov Sale.. : \ "'FIRST rato second hand PIANO FORTE.— Ap ply w J. A». BOAKDMAK. lhA-erfrtrl*. 7

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Macon Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1836-1844, December 06, 1842, Image 1