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s—--a fiitc wt* nrscm THE WACOM GEOKUIA TELEGRAPH. 'T^rifcw M n#MW “** injaifrrm'c ... I, “"'"‘mn«mem f»r ihe Re«n,ui«itmn «i* Tcx*» L<dill Mdtbatthortrht .focrG'*- K»1k5*»?3&3S3SS«! whiv7r.il- lie »»kr «f «ho food feelinj j KNOXVILLK. May 16. 1844. ^.^n ! . , ,h | r Hr i;> u r ,.od> : r j n , he Editor of the Macon Telegraph: iw"" n £?Z£r'po’««r, we would wil-1 Enclosed, 1 send you flu publication in the Tel- tu obtiin 0*® proceedings of a meeting i f a respecta ble |*oriion of the Democratic Party of this cotmty, held on the lltli inst. These proceedings breathe the spirit, which at this moment should animate .. r i ■pre rluoc “ ** ,e b»is°m ctT every genuine Democrat. In vain, Lr*' a , r7rrn'mry wbi7o' , vct' , di>» i " re"t'u«ed to »e- ^ have I tried to persuade myself that it would be independence. nnsclplds of safe Hir the Democratic Party of Georgia, to decline E* c'n.Hniuo'i*»« adnpted,'»b'ire»ll other prin- goin? into the National Convention, to be held at to mibiwin tbejinb’'' »nd the mteg- ijj|,i more on the 27th inst. If the Delegates from Li' ‘ rnuiurv eonfirni.ViB brlirLand wnrmntt the one Slate should tcfiiSe td meet in Convention, wliy , 7d!*t•'’e o'esem proponed e*ien»i<’n'ddwbo“ l |^ , ma y not flie Delegates from another, and another, i l jenfou»y.°»nd , ?o itrengthen r»ther , until thus the organization of the Convention would t pnr the bond*of tbe Union. f nr t i,e General! he defeated altogether. The confusion and asper- 7?i rriihT'to'wreri 'juri^i^on .wer terri'ory j t y of feeling iitsepnrdble from such a result as this .ifsjvo'unur'il.v relinquisbe l-coultl not fail to weaken our own ranks, while it f 0 l i'tr*Mr"yto , be ,, in(Vrr , ed fron) tUe eu»r*miesoUhe , W0U |J i,,,p arl additional strength a\d activity to , which die province of h^ou|*|»y* n *“ i l’“ i ^ n j- our opponents. For the Democratic party at the •he'u'wiof il'e' tt'ni*n P <>uglit to be extended over ^ Struih to refuse to go into the National Convention, t discover any public cod to l>e then it would be only to promote, if not secure the b«fj»Tcbio"t* < i* , *t. end every thing risked, by lie ' - • | - •• I That we are aincerely eitarlied to end rever- , I ,Ui,.n .11.1 the C-n.liluti and are earne.-tlv deal- | l‘ahiv.re«.piri« of good will, forbearance art ft* , „rd with all nor rounlrunen ; and that. «e re- I ,„vite them, in that apirii. to cm.atder whether ki,|, due reran! to the peace of the country and I submit, if this is a service in which Democrats should engage ? But there is another view to be t iken of this subject. Two State Conventions con- se.'utively held; have declnred that the Democratic |' ,B ofd'c Somhe'rr" and 'vv'eatem part, of it convent Parly of Georgia, should he represented in the Na ha" f mi " ue "1 ! ,le p T ! '""“;!J U i'!lH"eLt tional Convention, and Delegates have been aciu- ..,„wi*. the ajiort ofcliwomatanres. amt lianie at *- ' m fall a pr.*v m the ambition of Slates with in- : ally appointed lor that purpose. After such an tin- T ThM‘tlda meedng uTnanitnons in the opinion «!» vocal expression of opinion as this. U it respcct- k jVnitcrain Consrea*. and our Hepreaentattvea al- f u | the Di'ltiocralic ParlV to IMiy, that its Dele- ! gates should decline to mce. their political brethren Lpirca'-e the Re-Annexation of Texaa to the Anieri- . f rotT) other sections of the Union in Convention ? I That a copy of the proceedings of this meetine J confess I put but very little faith in those who re ptbe President of the Uni>ed States, and to each 1 commend such a course as this. But these State if. ,inrs and Representatives tn Congress: and that 1 •, -pr he respectfully requested to present the same in f. to which they re»,'crijvr)y be.onjj. And also. „ >. U sent tn the Convention shortly to be held in , , „l Baltimore. /a he tending of the nltove preamble and res- , fl ,. >1 r John A. Jones.of Columbus, address- U meeting, in a manner alike eloquent and ar- nt.tlive. J JfrAllis'er, of Savannah, was then lottd'y Lf.r, whose appenrnnee before ihe meeting, *1 immense cheering, anti on exhibition of r-fe t ei.ilntsiasm. In addressing the meeting, JlcAllister nllndetl, in a happy manner, to llte i paiifiratinn lie fell, in being thus surround, d ••nnf both political patties, engaged in one [■ -on cause, ami battling fi»r one common prin With tlte force and power wbieh has al- | .rlittrncterized his appeals in behalf of the t and interests of Ids fellow-citizens, he ptoved, ■, arrnvof unanswerable arguments nnd un- Icoiiable facts, our right to the Territory of i. and the inapprer ialde ben, fils to be derived i,t Annexation to the United States, and dealt , Mows, with an unsparing hand, upon those ihrink horn their doty in this matter, and ipuisly pander in Northern Abolitionists and -i ambition. Col. McAllister cl,wed 'his re tina spirit, shewing, that be felt, ns , hose I him. tlte great and lasting im|mrtance of the of his address. T .e niceiing was notified by Col. Powers, that ringtiisbed friend of Texas bad just arrived in Icily, to wil: Gen. James Hamilton. |l"'srri,|ton, on motion, (to which the meeting «fi«l its cordial approbation) Col. Powers anil -v Cowles, were appointed a Committee to wait I'j 't. II nnilton, and invite him into the tneet- ■ stiicli Connvttee, having tlischnrged its rliitv, II nnilton made his appearance, amidst an lrraio, of leeling on the part of the meeting. Miivimrd bun and a l, that they pniticipoled ihim, in the warm, generous, and ardent-at I ttciu lie i,as heretofore evince,) f..r the cause of J tw and its Annexation to the Union. IS-ing called for by llte meeting, lie addressed i> | tv vie. that fully sustain d the character lie has Isirue. as the cogent, powerful reasoner. the | if, elnsste, anti |M,lislted orator, sustaining the taf Annexation with n zeal, and ardor, and r, that all win, heard him, could but partake tiu deep nnd cordial feeling lie evinced for lit- ."USaxon race, within llte Imrders of Texas. 10, taking bis seat, Gen. Hamilton called U|mn SealMtrn Jones, of Columbus, to address the wing, who declined, in consequence of the Intr- w of the hour, but stated that he would address foenple at a future meeting to be held the fol- ving week. I On motion, if was I Rmlreif, Tltnt the thanks of the meeting be prie I the Central Clay Club, for their kindness Mfrring the use of their Club Room to the nteet- O.t motion of Co’. Campbell, it was 1 Rnolced, Dint the meeting then adjourn, to tl again on Mondav evening next, at 7 o’clock. Charles J. McDonald, churn. I G. Smith. ) | John Ruthkrford. > Secretaries. I J*xes C. Howards, j H'Hiaj of iho Democracy of Dooly Cotmty. A' a meeting »T a portion of the Deniticiats of **>ly. at the Court House in Vienna, railed upon “w notice, during the silting of the Superior Contt, 'vitl Graham, Esq. wus invited tntnke the Chair, ^ Henry Pence, Esq. was appointed Secretary. Oq ,notion of A. A. Morgan, Esq. the following tatluiiont, seconded by Maj. Tbos. B Donnelly, '«» ttnnninvitisly adopted: R'toired hy the Democrats of Dooly, That it is ilh confidence that they look forward tolheselee- 'nofsttfli a eandirlnte for the Pre.-idency of the • litsd States, ns shall be in favor of the immediate ‘nexaiion c,rTexas to the Union; nnd that it is "ith pride and exultation, tltnt they view the pro- Xelings of the various meetings held in different ftasoftbe State; ami that they cordially unite in k»*nminemti«n of like principles and sent .inents. Resolved further, Tltnt the question of the im- ®*diate Annexation of Texas, is one dear to the , and one in which they cannot but feel a and lively interest. On motion of Thomas B. Donnelly, Resolved further. That the meeting proceed to ‘■'"t Delegates to the contemplated Convention in ^ricus, to l»e held on tlte 4th Monday in next * h ' 1 'h, to select a candidate of the Democratic Vv. G*r the next Congress, from the 2d Con- f**»in»l Distrirt. '’hereupon, the meeting appointed Arthur A. T««w r.ATB FSOtt HAITI. Cwwplcsewrwrth vw sfike ttslaiM Osversaml. From Captain Host of the brie Republi.-. who left Port Republican. 2?tb ultimo, ami arrived here last evening, we learn that the KUcLs have been entirely successful in their ( enpaerinenis with the Government trouj *. Herard’s forces . bad dtabaudeil in the North, and ne took refuge in Putt Re publican, but w,, hotly pursued by a superior numerical force and it is be'ieve 1 be could nut hold outtnanv days.—. The Revolutionists have established an independent ’Gov ernment iif the Spanish part nf the island. The French Ad miral lay off Port Rep. with three frigates, waiting the issue of events. He would probably lake possession of tks island, end the expected failure of the Governmant to pay the in demnity due to France, would be used as a pretext for that purpose. The black population has been fighting for a Republican form of Government, instead af a Military Despotism; and jve think the possession of the Island will rose Kranre much more than anv pecuniary advantage she can ever expect from it.—JV. F. Nun. 1 ilh intt. MARRIED; On the 5th in«t bv the Rev. Jrsae J. Wall. Dr. LEMV EL 8. LOCKHART, to .Miss SAllAH A, daughter of James G. Walt, Esq all of Twiggs county. DlEDj In this city, on Saturday last. Mrs. MARY F. CLEVE LAND. relict of Hon. Jes,e F. Cleveland, and daughter of Major James Smith, aged about 23 years. Conventions went a step further, anti pledget! the Democratic Party of Georgia, to the support of the nominees of the Baltimore Convention, for Presi dent and Vice-President. What has transpired to release us from this parly obligation ? I hold the doctrine, that it is n rule to wit ch there are but few exceptions, thnt we cannot snfelv dissent from the solemn anti authi ritative ... , , - . thv condition: and we request that n be immediately and I acts of the party to which we profess to belong, thoroughly cleansed. The County Roads are in good condition; several Bridg- Hear; Superior Court, April Terra, 1844. ri’HE undersigned. Jurors, sworn, chosen, and selected 1 for the pveteac Term of tlie Superior Court of said county, do respectfully submit the following general Pre sentments : We have partially examined the Records of the Superior and Inferior Courts, ami tind that the Books have been kept in a manner highly creditable to the officers having charge of the same. We have also investigated the accounts of the County Treasurer, whose Books, in neatness and correctness, can not be surpassed. The unencumbered balance in ilie Trea sury, eoueists of $4Ah 56 eurrem iworyj 9101 50 Monroe Rail Hoad funds: 96 06 bills of the Ucuiulgee Bank ; and S6 Columbus Chauge Hills. We have exam-ned the Insolvent List of tlie Tax Col lector, for the year 1813; and we do allow him thereon $MG 52 on the State, and S5S on the County Tax. Public poliry and common justice require, and we do hereby request, that the Tax Collector do return to the Managers of all Elections. State and County, a list of allde faulters ; and that such persons be denied the right of suf frage, until they shad hale paid all Taxes required of them by law. ’Upon an investigation of Estray Books, we find but one defaulter, to wit: David Cagle, Jr. who |pis not performed his duty in the premises. We recommend a thorough repair of the Court-House. We find the County Jail perfectly secure, save the want of a croaa bar upon tlie inner door. It is. however, in a fit* A Rare Chance FOR A FORTUNEl .\OW IS THE TIME! Greeiie and ^ulaihi .Tlonument LOTTERY, i.xtrn Class SI, Determined by the Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery. Class C. will be drawn on SATURDAY, S5th instant. close its Sarnannb, on Jiauiidf sight, Iht 37lit installii NEW DRUtt STORE. ; iq t K e JOS. A: EDWI\ SAULS BURY, AVING purchased oi Mr. It. \V. MORRIS, bii ih- T HE subscriber begs leave to informs hi Itiendi and t’-e Tff public, that he is uuw receiving an exteusive assortment AX of Drugs, Medical preparations. Paiuu.Oils. Djettuti's, Fa- ; tent Medicines, and Perfumery. The articles have been | laid in on the most advantageous terms; are o? the best Aiwrg * g-+ b etyffi/r ■ i y JR* 4* quality, as he is determined to vend no other; and will be ; vJjU A vi*t9SAAT&XiJliXl9i sold, wholesale or retail, for cash or satisfactory town accep- are preparectboSer the same at very reduced price* for cash CLOTHING, SL <Ba <& Managers One Grand Prize of $ 6 0,00 0!!! 1 each of 30,000, 1.7,000,19,000. ALSO, 9 Prizes Of $10,000 9 (Io do 7,000 9 do - do 5,000 IO do do 9,000 a?-And 100 or $1 ,000!!! ^£0 Besides more thxn $700,000 in smaller pnzei, of de- Humiliations from $500 down to $20. goeh an opportunity to secure a Fortune, may not occur again—at least, during this year. Whole Ticket. $30—Malre. 810—Quarter. $3. K7* A Package of Quarters will cost $123. It is war ranted to draw $51, uett—thus making the actual risk only $74. To save postage, if the purchaser wishes it. certifi cates of packs of Quarters will be sent, on forwarding $74. as above; or of single Tickets, on remitting tlie full cost. Address, J. G. GREGORY & CO. May 21, 34 It* m Savannah. Ga. (O’ Letters reaching Savannah on Monday night, 27th inst., will be in time; dui they will br too late, after that. ffiz/ie/a/ jft? ttfnveotmend / / taures on ihe lowest tfeMtls that can be afforded in this tec* ti«xn of tbe dodnt/y. Physicians. Country Merchants, and others, are invited to call and judge for themselves. JAMES W. DAILEY. DC7* His Store is two doors above Doardman’s Dook and Stationary Establishment, Mulberry street) Macon, xia. Musk, Blue Mass Horehoood Otto ltose Isinglass Sponge, Mace Annato, Copperas Borax, NutgalU Hosin Oil Almonds ** Anuisede when ilio.oo acts have lor their object the ascendan cy «>f our political principles. The great struggle which is to decide the fate of the Denwh tatic Patty has commenced, and a de parture fmm the rule to which 1 have just adverted, woti'il. it seems to ine, necessarily occasion an im mediate disbandment of our forces, and a surrender of the field to the enemy. FuH well do our oppo nents know this, and they see or fancy they see the accomplishment of this result so desirable 10 them in the difference of opinion said to exist among prominent members of the Democratic Party, in reference to the Annexation of Texas to the United States, Grant, if you please, that Mr. Van Buren thinks that Texas should not be admitted into the Union. Mini! Inutilities with Mexico have ceased—and that Mr, Calhoun taking the opjmsite ground thinks that the Treaty should he ratified, without wailiug to obtain the consent ol Mexico to its provisions, is the mischief created.by this apparent contrariety of sentiment, in reference too merely to the best plan of acquiring Texas beyond the reach of ordi nary remedies. If indeed it be, I have greatly overrated tlie discernment and patriotism of the Democratic Party. Both of these distinguished men are in favor of Annexation, and disagree only as to the best plan by which the lone star of the West is t<i be added to our bright galaxy of Stales. Is it piwsihle to suppose that the Democratic Party wil'nlmHon its party organization, nnd without a struggle commit to the Whigs all the vital interests of the country, because two of its favorite leaders tiappen not to view every aspect in which a single question presents itself in exactly the same light; such fatuity would he unpardonable. May we not flatter ourselves then with the hope that the National Convention shortly to assemble in Balti more, will be able to reconcile parlies—that a plan mavyet be suggested wniclt shall allay all heals, efface the memory of all past grievances—secure the nation from longer misgovernment. and protect the people against the threatened misrule of the Whigs ? I liettpealt far these reflections the calm and dispassionate consideration of our political friends, and as I seek not to shuc the responsibility of their expression at this perilous juncture, sub scribe mvself. Respectfully, your oh’l. serv’t. GEO. R. HUNTER. Democratic Hireling in Crawford. Al a meeting of the citizens of the 532d District, held on Saturday, the I lilt inst., the following pre amble and resolutions were adopted: Whereas, The Democratic Party of the 532d District, of said county, ere desirous of securing ilia success of the principles of said Party in the pend- i igstruggle, nnd whereas, the triumph of the Dem- I'eratic Pattv can he accomplished only by a vig orous and united eflbrt; therefore. Resolved, That the Democratic Party of this District, will use all fair and honorable means to defeat the election of Henry Clay to the Presi dency. Resolved, That we tecommend to Democrats cveiy where, harmonv of action, and the cultiva tion of a spirit of cnncottl, ns indispensable to the success of the candidates of the Democratic Parly, for President and Vice President of the United Slates, when they shall lie brought out. Resolved, That we shall feel ourselves bound to stippoti the candidates fiir President and Vice- President. w ho may be the choice of a majority of the Democratic Parly, in the Baltimore Conven tion. to he belt! ill Baltimore, on the 27th inst. Resolved, Thnt the proceedings of this inerting be signed by tbe Chairman nnd Secretary, and es are. bowevrr. in quite a dilapidated state. The unco vrr Cottno Indian Crerk, upmi tbe Decatur road, needa im mediate repair. So. also, does tbe Bridge over Walnut Creek, upon tbe Stage route fmm McDonough to Covington —To all of which, we ask tlie prompt attention of the fufe- rinr Court. We present Solomon Townsend, fnr retailing Iiquvrs wilboit license; and especially fm retailing to alares and upon the Sabbath day : of all which, our body would have taken notice, by special presentment, if there had been time for a more thor >ngb investigation. We present John J. Viugun and John Tyler, for the of fence of an affray, committed daring the present term of the Court, and which we have not had an opportunity to notice specially. We find that the Patrol laws have recently received but tilde, if any attention; ind we now recommend their most« gid enforcement. Public p< l't-y. tlie safety, good order.and peace of community, require a strict compliance with this suggestion. We have given the Poor School Laws, passed at the last session of the Legislature, tlie mosi patient and respectful consideration. We are. however, for good reasons there unto moving us. rompelled to pass the same, without rc- eommendiug a Tax, in accordance with the proviamnsof tbe Sts'ute. We recommend an -xtra Tax. for county purposes; hut leave the per ceutum tn he fixed by tlie Inferior Court, ae cording to the public exigencies. We cannot too highly commend His Honor. Judge Tnry. for the distinguished ability and impartial firmness of his administrations ol Justice, during the present term. He will please accept our official and individual acknowledge menu. We tendernur thanks tn the Sol, Gen. A. 8. Wingfield, for his uniform courtesy to our body, and for kis persever ance and vigilance in the performance of his official Haties. HENRY C. MKRiUTT. Foreman. William L. Msckay, Elijah B. Arnold, John W. Driskell, John K- Sanders, James L. Lnvejuy, Levi Cloud. John Jackson. William G. Brown, William Garrett, Alexander Stewart, Kellet Babb, Thomas Parr Samuel Bechet, James R. Brown, James Nix Edmond L. Gresham, Peter W Pertinger, Klij-ih Bailey, daschal House, Wesley C Welch, Jonathan Owen. J dm Witliajns. I do certify that the above is a true copy from the min utes of this office; May 13th, 1844. JOHN GOODWIN. Clerk GEORGIA LITERATURE ’tt" TT.pea ^ Class \o. ’-LI, Notice. A LL persons having claims against B. S NZiVColtB. or B. S. Newcomb & Co. are requested to present them for settlement; and all indeb ed. will save themselves trou ble and expenses, by paving without we having recourse to the services of an attorney. May 20, 1844. 34 ’B. 3. NEWCOMB Sc CO. nublis'ictl in tbe Macon TWcgrai'li EBENEZERJOYNER, Chairman. David Avera, Secretary. Notice. A LL persons having rlairas against the Monroe Rail- Road. contracted through my agency, during the year 1842, will please leave them at the office of Powers A Whittle, prior to «he 1st of July, 1844. Macon, May U. 1844. 34 4t L. N. WHITTLE. BACON! BACON!! 000 superior Grotgia Cured BACON— May 21 Hams. Shoulders, ana Sides, for sale by 34 REDDING & WHITEHEAD. GEORGIA, lion.Ion County. A LL persons concerned, are desired to take notice, that the following Free Persons of Color, have applied to me tn Register ttieir names, in compliance with the Laws in such cases made nnd provided: Nancy Mitrl-ell, 40 years old. of yellow complexion, and common stature; has ten children. Laodicea or Dicey Mitchell, dangbter of Nancy. 20 years old; Thomas Mitch ell, son of Nancy. 18 vests old; Sliadrach Mitchell, son of Nancy. 16 years old; Angelina Mitchell, daughter of Nan cy. 14 years o!d. All the above persons reside with their Guardian, Allen Wiggins. Esq in this county. Nanry. 25 or 23 years n'd, of common stature, and has five children. Berty. daughter of Nsucy. 15 years old.— Nancy and Betly were born in South Carolina, and emue into Georgia in 1641, aud reside with William B. Peters, their Guardian. Registered 10th May, 1844. May at 34 WIL H. MILLER. C.I. C. -SvSm .Watsfixers, (Successors to James Phalex'A Co.) Will be drawn at Augusta, Georgia, THIS DAY, Capital Prize $7,000, TICKETS $2—Shares in proportion. Sales close at 7 o'clock. P. M. $ ».© FOR Class lYo. 94, TO BE DRAWN IN TI11!4 CITV, 9.000 DOLLARS, 4.000 DOLLARS. &C. &c. &c. Arc. TICKETS $3—Shares in proportion. pT* Orders promptly attended to. if post paid. GEORGE ROHINSON.Agent Sulphate Quinine do Morphine ACet. Morphine. Court Plaster Castor Oil Curated Kali Chloride Soda Senna Alex Ca euue African Indigo Spanish Float Caraway Seed Anodyne Hofiamont Aqua Fortis Juniper Berries Bees Wax Charcoal Pulv Corks Velvet Calomel Kug. Calomel Ain. Croton Tigliuts Gum Arabic Gamboge Blue Stone Salts of Tartar Extract Jalap do Lemon, for pies, sauces, Ac., a new aud very conve nient article Extract Valerian •• Accomta “ Buell a compd Pink Root Fluid *' Augustura “ Hardback ** Lettuce M W & M “ Cort Peru compd “ llark Precipitated “ Nux Vomica “ Rhubarb “ Gentian “ llatania “ Dandelion “ Colocyntb pure *' compound ** Balsam Copavia “ Hyoscamus “ Cicuta “ Stramonium “ Belladonna, ** Boneset * Butternut “ Glycopt “ •• refd Eng. “ Sarsaparilla Herbs Horehound “ Cleavers “ Catnip “ Thoioughwort ** Cicuta * Marsh Melon ** C -i foot “ P .-ey “ Suesruiint “ ivirvey Grass “ Kvazeamous Wormwood " Double Tansey “ Hyssop. •* Horse Radish •* Biuer Sweet “ Lemon , “ Sweet Mrajoram “ Motherwort “ Penneroyal Sage ~ “ Burgamotl '• Cajiput * “ Cassia •* Cloves *• Caraway “ Onganuin “ Amuos •• Juniper “ Lavender *' Jessamine " Fennel * Savine fresh *• Goldwood “ Wormsecd “ double Tansey ■ Peppermint •• Spearmint ** Tansey pure *■ Cedrat f Jroton INDIAN SPRING. NEW HOTEL. t|1HE undersigned, proprietors A their friends ami the public, that they have interested Mr.and Mrs. GRINNELL in it, and secured their servi ces in tlie management fur the present season. Mr. Elder will also give his entire ,-ersona! attention, at heretof re. Every effort will be made to render their visiter- com fortable. 'V. V. BURNEY. W. A. ELDER. P.8.—The Daily Line of Mail Stages, from Madison to Montgomery, Ala. passes by the Spring, and stops at the above Hole!. Indian Spring, Butts co , Ga. May 14.1344. 33 sm4t J&L $90 IIRIVARD. K ANA WAY from the subscriber, on Monday night, the 6th inst. a Negro Boy. by the name of A DA M. about 20 y ears old; dark complexion; weighs about 140 lbs and is very close built. He wore off, a blue round c otli coa , blue sattinett panta loons, and a broad checke- shirt. lie also had a large piece of ir«n around one of b;s legs, when be left; wbieh, 1 presume, he has got offbefure this time He rode off s Sorrel Mare, with one or two white feet; she was very thin, and had the heaves. I think he is making his way to Sa vannah. as he was principally raised in that city. I bought him of.Vr. McLeod, a negro trader, from Jones county.— The b»y told me thst Mr. McLeod bought him of Daniel N. Lsnr.ot the city of Savannah. If these statements are true, lie will be vent apt to try to grt to Savannah or Macon i for I learned (r-'tq the boy. that he nad been to the Hares in Mscon freque tly; also, in different parts of tl e Stale. I w:ll give the above reward f- r his apprehension and deliv ery to me in Houston county, Georgia ; or I will give $10 for his being placed in anv safe Jail in this or the sdj- ining States. GEORGE W. SINGLETON. May 21.1844. 31 4t G EORGIA. Dooly County.—Whereas. Stephen W. Pearce applies to ine for letters of Administration on the Estate of William H. Andrews, deceased. late of said county: Tn ese are therefore to cite and adm mish all and singular. ,nr S«n. Henry Pence, an>! Tuomns B. Donnelly, Pletnre Gnllrr?- Tlte publishers of this heautilul periodical have forwarded to ns the two first numbers. Each num ber contains 16 paces, with a treat number of er.- 'the kindrrdindereditors of said deceasedl.to be and appear * c . , _ . r*,, ! at inv office, within the time prescribed bv llw, fo shew cravings* well executed, and of grew interest. Al*e — • • * • ••• ..... literary selection seems to have been made with much taste anti discrimination. The work is well cause (if soy they have) why said letters should not be grant ed. Given under my hand, this 16tli day of May. 1844. _ 34 JOSEPH B CLAPP, cco EOHGIA. Dooly County.—Whereas. John C. Royal worth the price, which is for each number 12J lx applied to mo for letter* «»f Adminintation on the Es- rents and published weekly. The second nutn- ! t*te of Edw.rd Brown, deceased, laie of sail eounty: CC*IIT*« oiiu | ■ J | These are. therefore, to nte and admonish all and si'iga- l*er contains, besides engravings of tlie Old r rent n J ar> kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and Bistille. and of Otlltr subjects, portraits of Mr. appear St invoice, within the t.me prescribed byUn.ln hn, B|i(|1 | e| anu in 1 ; ' * shew esu«e,*(if any R>ey have.l why “eiejntes to attend said Convention, and to rep- . <jv |eo( j or c Freiinphuys-n, Dr. Mott. o[ New 1 otK, j, e granted. Given under m> hand. ,e *m thn Tl,„r TTiw.lt, ,ti.r.ln . ,, , . .L. TPran,l, Afifiictpr of Forftion JOisEI 1 'he Democracy of Dooly therein. ^ Siloed, That the prot-eedin-s of this meeting ' ‘'fined by the Chairman, and countersigned by * ^ ecr eiary, and published in llte Macon Tele- Federal Union, nnd Columbus Times. a niotioit, ibe^neetino then adjourned. u DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman. Hmbt Psttee, Sec’y. t.nd M. Guizot, the French Minister of Foreign Affairs. Tbe Conviction of Ex-Governor Dorr. The Baltimore O.ipper says—Thomas W Dun has been convicted before the Supreme Court of the Mate ot Rh.-de Island, stuine at Newport, of the ctime of treason • gainst the State The Jury spem two hours and a quarter in de liberation, on Monday night.snd on Tueaday morning, at2 o'clock, rendered a verdianfcuiltv. Thereupon.Mr.Dorr moved an arrest ofjudgment.tounded out bill ofexcepu ons- said letters should not this ll'h Mas. X844. JOSEPH B. CLAPP, cco JYolice. HE lime for receiving 'Tax Returni. ka* been extended “ "rat da v of June next. A. R.FREEMAX. C. C. NEW BOOKS At J. Barnes’, on Cotton Avenue. Prescott’s Mexico, Dr. Oiin’s Travels in the East, Life of Wilhurn Fisk, Kendall's Sania Fe Expedition, Magendec’s Physiology New Edition of Dun.-lison’s Medical Dictionary, No I tc 2 Harpers' Pirtorial Bible. Works of Miss Brewer, in cheap form, Liebig's Agricultural Chemistry, Mvsteries of laris. Macon. March 26.26 DRUGS, DEDICLYES. &c. Vo JPkgsirimts nod Planters s 7X1H E suhscriher is now receiving every week, fresh sup- Jl plies of MEDICINES, which are very carefully se lected for him in ihe Northern markets; and haring adopt- ed the CASH SYSTEM entirely, is enabled to sell at very reduced prices. Physicians and others, baring opportuni ties of sending to him. may rely upon having tlietr orders ex ecuted upon the most favorable terms Tlie quality of the articles will be the very best, and the prices ns low as if they attended personally io ihe purchase oftliem HARVEY SHOTWELL. May 14 33 Corner opposite tlie Central Hotel. Pulegi Sarsafras Orange Cedar Black Peppe Hemlock Spruce Cautharides Tar Copavai Amber rect “ com Seneca •* Rhodium “ Nerole “ Camomile *■ Valeiiau * Cubcbs • Wormwood " Nutmegs “ Anniseed Spatalas assorted Syringes „ Trusses 44 Brushes “ Tooth Brushes Nail Brushes White Wash do No 1, 2,3 Dot Brushes No 1, 2, 3 Flesh do No 1,2,3 Cloth Brushes, fancy from No 1 to 12 Blacking Brushes assorted Bristol Brick Sheep Skins, cxttiFrench No 1, 2 and 3 Almond Paste Antique Oil Balm of Columbia Bears Oil Cream of Amber Cold. Cream, Cologne Farina •* French *• German “ American Extract Millifiorea Lip Salve Otto of Roses Macassar Oil Pomatum Pearl Powder Preston Salts Toilet Powder Vegetable Rouge Vinegar Aromatic Eyewater Godfrey's Cordial Hayes Linament Harlem Oil Itch Oointment Funnels Wedgwood from No l to 5 Galley Pots assorted Mortars from 1 inch to 12 Medical Spoons Pill Tiles graduated from 1 inch to 12 Polishing Clay- Putty Knives Apoth’s. Scales and Weights VJ icking for Lamps Extraot Roses Essence of Tyro Florida Water Freckle Wash Hair Oil Ward’s Hungary Water Hair Powder Indian Dye Kaphalia Orange Flower Viter g 1 latest style, and in the best manner. They feel warranted in saying, thus, as regards variety. quality, and pries, their Slock cannot be surpa^ed by any ill llie city. They have on hand. Gentlemen's super Bcaveh and Pilot Cloih . jv owk jek.—a. 1 rar tm. Gentlemen's super Heaver and Pilot Cloth FROCK COATS; Ladies’ and Genileiren’s super CLOTH CLOAKS, Gentlemen's Blue. Black. Green, Cadet Mixed Frock ami Dress Cools, Gentlemen *« super French Cassiinere FROCK COATS, Gentlemen’s Cloih. Cassiuiere, Sauineu, ana Jean* YOUTH’S CX.OTHING, # OK EVERT fiESCRlPTION ; BLUE, BLACK, MIXED, AND FANCY' CJL O'AXMS .f.V/> t.ISSI.ytE IfLiS. Also, a splendid assortment of VESTS, Gloves, Spspcitdcis, Shirts, COLLARS, UAADKERrJIlEFS, HOSIERY, THUKKE, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, &c &c. Macon, Dec 5. It43 (C5* The undersigned, having disposed ofhia entire stock ofCLOTHING to Messrs. J. A E. SAULSBURY.would recommend them to the patronage of his funner cus- tomevs and the public general y—believing that their ar rangements are such as will enable them to ofler their Goods at such prices as to make it to the lmerest of purrbai- ers to buv of riiem. lt. W. MORRIS. Dec 5,*1843 10 3m Cantharidea Fly Stone Colocyntb Acetic Acid Sweet Oil Veratrine riliychonine Digitalis Creta prept Irish Moss Oxalic Acid Cetric do Prussic do Tartaric do Opium Pepperine. Uva Ural Sage. Syrenges Honey, Squills Mezeriao Hemlock Hops Saffron Evicuma Nutmegs Wafers Cloves Quicksilver Arrowroot Logwood .Madder Allutn Fig Blue Bnmstone Starch Glue Antimony Aloes Soot Rhubarb rimeline PATENT IIIED1CIKES. British dil Bliie Smalts Balsam Honey Deep Blue Smalts Spice Bitters Red do Bateman’s Drops Green do Sutler's Magnesia IiroWn do Bailey's Extract Sarsaparilla. Black db anew and superior atti- Indian Specific . cle, used inprelfcreiwe to New England Cough Syrup JOHN L; JOSES & CO; SOLICIT attention too New and Extensive aneortmenj of READY-MAGE CLOTHING, Manufactured the past summer, from recently Imported Goods, by Wm T. Jennings A Co., very favorably known as among ihe most fashionable Drapers and Tailors iu the city of New York, CONSISTING OF Kiirtouts, Frock Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, Dress Coats, Coulees, and Office Coats, Travellingr Coat JLatlict- and GcntlrustW>s jKliSi« In all the New and various styles j Together U'itli a very choice selection of Silk and Satin Scarfs. Cravats, Moliair nnd Cashmere do Hosiery, Handkej chiefs, Drawers, l nder Vests, Gloves, ■ Suspenders, Linen and Muslm elurts, Collars, Stocks, &c. Including a general stock of Youth’s & Children’s Clothing, 1VEGRO CLttTHIAG, UMBRELLAS, &6. Believing that the system of'• Suiail Profits and Quick Helurns.'' is best suited to tlie times, they will oiler their Goods at prices that cannot fail to he an inducement to pnr- Maron, October 10.1843. ~ • NOTICE. T HE. subscriber has disposed if biscntire stock of DRY GOODS and G ROCliUlES, to Messrs. H.B. JcJ, W E,loeu, wlio will be happy to wait upon Lis customers at his old stand, Colton Avenue. II. C. FREEMAN. Macon, April 2, 1844. 28 Galli^Iian’s Fills. A FEW dozen Gallighan’s Pills, an infallible remedy for Chills and Fever, just received and fnr sale by HARVEY SHOTWELL. May 14 33 Corner opposite the Central Hotel. Lamp Oil. A BE AUTIFUL article of Bleached Sperm Oil. for sale bv HARVEY SHOTWELL. May 14 33 Potash, F IRST qualiiv, for sale low by May 14 ’ 33 HARVEY SHOTWET.T,. Carpenters’^ anil Sands’ Sarsa parilla, F OR sale at the proprietors’ prices, bv • , HARVEY SHOTWELL. May 14 33 Corner opposite the Central Hotel. IViatiiitt’s Pills and Hitters, F OR sale atthe pronrietnr's prices.hy HARVEY SHOTWELL. May 14 33 Corher opposite the Central Hotel. Opodeldoc Moffat's Pills Phoenix Bitters Jewett's Pills Dean's do Davenport’s do Mead’s do Swaim's Panacea Saratoga Water Tomato Pills Vermifuge Swam's French Pills Dt Lngier’s Fever and .ague Ghalegare's Fever and Ague Bills Linseed Oil and Train Oil, F OR sale low by HARVEY SHOTWELL. .... - May 14 Corner opposite the Central Hotel. Snl Erntus, O F superior quality, just received and for sale by May 14 HARVEY SH<)TWE LL. IO* We nre autboi izcil to nntlouace KOI,. K JOHNSON as a Candidate tor Reccirerof Tax Returns of Bibb County, at the iiection in January 1845. Jan 0 * 15 JT by the City Council to the first dsv of June next. Mavon.May 6, 1844. Wanted, 1 AAA LBB.Bae'sWsv.bv .UUU JAMES W. BAILEY. Druggist Mtyl4 Two doors above Boardmsn’s Book Store. Hams. OQAA LBS.of G#nrpia Hams, for sale by C.A. SLtS. Ol/vB/ Ok J Koto turret. Al*o- 30 '0 lb*. Lard, do* March 26. 1844. 26 Lime ! Lime! IBBLS. of best Northera Lime. For sale by i *J WM A. CHERRY. April 9, 1844. ft all others Corn Plaster Cephalic Snuff Chemical Pile Ointmen Essence of Peppermint Gordack’s Cordial Soap Naplei “ Castile “ White bar “ Variegated “ in pots No 1,2, 3 Haynes' Pills Beckwith’s do Peters' dq ELnure's do Meskin’s do SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. Amputating Instruments in ca- Laucents Evan’s best ses “ com shell handles Amputating and Trepaning •* Gum Instruments in cases “ Abscess GE Bougie’s Cupping Instru- “ < Cases meuts with Scarificator Nursing Tubeslvory and Five Cupping Glas-Needles Setons ses “ . Curved Catheters male Nipple Sheila “ female Pocket Case, containing 22 In- Couching Instruments in ca* struinems s es Pocket Cases containing 16 In- Camelar's double silver Dia- struments secting Insirumentsinca- Pocket Cases containing 12 ses Instruments Dentist’s Instrum’ts for plug- Probes ging and scaling Pess'arles gum elastic Forcept’a Midwifery Saws Amputating *’ Dissecting - Stethescopes « Dressing Scissors straight and curved « Bone 8tomacli Tubes E G “ Tooth and patterns Tooth Keys ivory handle Glyster Bags with Ivory Pipes spring Hair Lip Pins Tooth Keys pivot handle Knives Amputating spring Catline Tooth Keys ivory lialidle hinge Whisuering Tubes for deaf fulcrum persons, a most valuable Tournequet article Tooth Files GLASS WARE, ike. Specia Bottles from ipt to 2 Nipple Shells gallons Nursing Bottles Tincture Bottles from Jpt to do Flasks 2 gallons Funnels assorted Salt mouth Bottles Cupping Glasses Breast Pipes PhtaU assorted Urinals Graduate Measures PAINTS. White Lead ground in 0:1 Drop Black Gum Shellack Linseed Oil Lamp Oil Train Oil . Neat, Foot Oi! Spirit, Turpentine Varnish Copal “ Japan “ Black E sther Gold Leaf Silver Leaf Pomice Stone Parent Yellow Chalk Red do White. Putty Centime Drop Lake Patent Brnah and Seek' Teels of*11 kinds ’ - 33 NOTICE. T HE undersigned having purchased Mr. H. C. Free- man's entire stock of * . » drygoods and - •• ■ • GROCERIES, «ire now prepared to wait upon their friends and the public, atta respectful f y solicit a share of patronage. The lormer fr.eiuls *»t Mr F. are particularly requested to give them a call. Having mnde arrangements for the sale of Goods at Ilornesviile, they can be purchased al that place at Macon price?*. _ 11. 13. & J. . ELDER. Macon. April 2, 1844. £8 JYEWBOOTS&iiHOES, Just Received on Second Street. T HE undersigned would inform their friends and the pub'.ir generally, that .fcs Rev have received a large assoruncm of GENTS. FINE BOOTS and SHOES; with a full supply of low priced SEW ED nnd PEG BOOTS, and SHOES- Also. Ladies' SHOES ••fall kinds and qualities, with a fuH supply of MISSES' A CHILDREN’S SHOES, which they would invite a I those iliat are in want nr any »f the above ariicles to come and ex- imine our assortment, confident that both quality and price will be made saiisfactory. Macon. April 8. 1844. WHITING & MIX. 28 JI’EW BWOTS AND SHOES. T HE aubscribers have received, du ring the last two weeks and *?e I nfASi constancy receiving, a large, new and well selected stock ofBOOT^ and SHOES, of all defcriptioiis—-which the offer at wholesale aud retail, at very moderate prices. They invite all those who wish to purchase, to give them a call, and they willerdeavor to suit in price and quality. Also, kept constantly on hand. Snnl Leather, CalfSkin*,. Linings. Lasts, Thread. Shoe Peps, and nil other article* used in manufacturing Ktots and Riccp. At the old stand, sign of tl e Big 8rot. Mulberry street. Macon. May T, 1844. 32 STKONG&WOOD. H. & J. CDWLFS, H AVE just received, Fresh Mackerel, Canal Flour, lleeala & Priueipe Sigar», New Buckwheat, in half and quarter barrels, Together with Bnfiitinfi. Sitgai, Coffee, Ac. Ac. Slacon. Nov 28 9 Fire Insurance.’ CAPITAL $300,000. T HE New York ContrikotiouiJup Fire Insurance Com pony, having eslnblbhed an Agency in Macon, will Insure Buildings. M.-rrhandize, Household Furniture nnd every descriplii n ol Property, opoins/ I.ots or Dam- ape by Fire. BOND i MURDOCK, Agent*. Macon. April 30.1844. 31 ly leroi cry do do Red Lead Black Lead Spanish Browc Venetian Red Yellow Or-tir* Chrom Y81h-w Chrome Green Litlierage Prussian Blue Vermillion Vei’dieri, Ivory Black Terra de Sen.-.*. Horten Sum* Ruteb Pink Dose Pink Spanish VYhite Pari, White Turkey Ilmti Macon, May 14,1844 FASHIONABLE H ATS, AT Til I! NEW HAT AND CAE* NTORE. TTHIE subscrilier has received the SPRING A h ASHION fin Hr.n. tlie f.nc6t and light* e* article ever offered in this market. Also. Panama. Leghorn. P.a’m Leaf. Drab Beaver, Oner. Russia, and Pearl Caasimer—broad brim and fashionable. AH of v.hich will be sold low for CASH. GEO. I. SHEPARD. Macon, May 7, 1844. 32 JQ- Latlies’ Hiding Caps, . O F suDerior qaality, •knd a variety of patterns—to which the attention of th«; Ladies is particularly invited*" Together with several new Etyles of Gentlemen’s Cloth C*p«, Navy Cap8.<cc. * * April 30 3k Just received and for sale by GEO. I. SHEPARD. G EORGIA. Houston Countv.—Where**.Mariner Cul pepper applies to me for letters of Administration on the Est a te of Benjamin F. Culpepper, deceased, Ute uf said county: These are therefore to cite and admonish al! and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and ap pear at my office, within the time prescribed by law. to shew cause, if any they have, whv said letter* should noib* grant- ed. Given under my bann. this 6th Mav, 1844. 33 _- HRY ANT HATTON* c c 0 EURtrlA Crav 1 fonl County.—Whereas. Alfred Cole* X man applies to me for letters of Administration cn the Estate of Sinna Russell, d< ceased, late of said count}*: These a ire. therefore, to cite and admonish aR and *incu- 2ar. the kindred and creditors rf said deceased, to be ani appear at sy office, within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, (if any they have.) why said letters should not be granted. Given uuder my hard.this 6th Apri 1 1844. gfi E- w. psyyig, c G o. Fop Sale at Bailey Drng* Sto: /|A boxes Window G:«ss. 300 kegs Y^fhite Lead. J 4 "v 7 3f0 pa ’-n. Lm*ced 0:1,5 bb!s. Sui.-it Turpenti.-.a, 2 bb.6. Copal Varr.ish, ’ <Jo. Ja; an dr AL?o, 300 gallon. Lamp Oil. 200 gallon, T.-a:« O':!, 100 gal!om, Nettsfoot Oil- May 14, 1344. 33 r I.il