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THURSDAY. -Mai ReTohitionary Misionrr*. 1830. fljgSSlsS Co ndin «kiA the bill rtfil from tl; tion h: any l'< hall ' ZZTf V- **’ ® aibour - Bnrnwsll, Hell, J ■ isiatr. jtoon, Corson, Chilton Claiborne .•n (■ro. i.emn \V ]!. Davis. (itioJenow. Hal!. Haines. hacks, J Lamar, Lea, Lewi, | Nuckolls, Overton, p„ Shepard, A. II, ft'.,.. Son,lifer. Wiley 'I mp-mV'TWa'.. \ talon, Wayne, Wi-Uifl'e. Willi.,,ns V Kenchr ,i To W FOB THE 31AC01 'HIXOTON POE Esq he Whole House.]. . all««» i» wbjel. .ppbcattor " I *JiLihe secretary °f'' «r. by an; t»»"^«n.ioa list ofthe Untied Macro, under cm o*** „k™Vid« for certain persons engaged in l ^Terucc <f‘he United States in i o ^ ?*/' ii ie grantingofaucU app'n itlH.n shalldepot sit. Ltsnces and rondtlton fat life, as is pros ^cThs 5ilW.et».*>n,in,'svho applies, tl,.- applicant j,-med»nd »* ken 10 be unab ' e *° eupport liimasll > is!l be, ‘, . -distance ol Itis country, if the whole amount of without in ■ cs( .] us ; v e of the house, building, and cartilage, , ••‘'^.C'anied •«* improTed, his iloui oil old furniture, t« .” l0C n j r el the tools of bis trade, nnd farming utensils, ! »e«riBg*PP" e( j | j 1#son tof one thousand dollars, all debts ^jllnot**^® || oe an( j ow ; n g being therefrom first do- frtsn h>® 1 . ^applicantfor a pension under the provis- iuneJ- A t or of those acts „f which it is declaratory, ! that the plea but that a verdict of , of tan • ■ , 0 show what his circumstances and con- ii re,nitre-,, , . ; or what | ,the pass W H. and ti Tork llut, a d upon hie postuoi uf De Clay Viikr* Crock* i " ** warraille 'l by the experience ofothers- for in our case, Drayton, Gaither, lnow exists a somewhat similar instance to that of X. York mint's, C* .Ifilmsnn, lufort the Rrte C'inci was opened. Until the magnifi- Lu,n P k,t '. Mcto.v, McDuffie. rent conceptions of DeWitt Clinton were fully realized ■ umpitamly achieved in all their grander ; New • as ri mparatively unimportant in point ol afn >rce i soon as there was ere tied that continuous ‘ o < ominuiiieatiun bolwee ' die western extremity of her ^ I uorv and the sea board—(thus linking New York city with tlte West)—New York at once received an impulse and the first movement of her rapid onward course of prosperi ty. This channel tiius ifiercd, an outlet for tlte pent-up, \ast stream ol that uncalcuiatcd wealth thaiis now pour ing in upon her. The recipient of the products of the | lVest, New York has become tlte first commercial city of : the Union. ^ u(l I The Directors of the Georgia Rail Road appear to have ^‘ri'iostljdoe Maying being tnerelrom nrst ae-| pteader. you, stand "taiue” to tbo questions submitted to became fullv aware of the importance or this prospective BOspplicnntfor a pension under the provis- you inthe last Telegraph, an 1 will nodoubiclaim mu only , n ,l j , 1 dsrted ■ or of those acts of which it is declaratory, ‘hat the plea but that a verdict of no! guilty be rendered uo» using strenuous endeavors (that nr? ( i»* “V ,a Y l ,; r ^ 1 | w show what his circumstances nnd con- up in your favor from dial fact. But this will not avail you. hkoy succeed, aided as they are, by a powerful inter-I *» n TL were, or what property he waa posse -ed of, These are moral and political deUaqUeiides. and tot -ach in Carolina) to continue their line of Road ir.-m Mad;-] u,4.a.t> of thU net. , . ‘ b ']>“ b ^ b °y;y°“ risible, and neither the teclmi-’ soa onto', jnnctlon with the State If, I The Smm K I Canties ol the (ate, nor the irtrv fit ribtltlu i f <i .1, unheal . . , ■• , i conscience wjlt avail you in tins dilemma. Your political ready extends (ready for the Iron) for about 50 miles, obliquity of position is so apparent that it is most wonder- f“ nber i “nd Governor is authorized to proceed to com- [ ful that you are able to rally even a corporal's »uard to your aid. much less unite the Federal party of this district, ® case may oc, wiimii «uc meaning < to forward your-political aspirations. Hut with the per- ,, . .... .... ... months. ■, ^ J j ie M - J( j | #K menl ioned act; if Ins continu jus verse spirit of the party to which you are attached, you are b 1 probability of its being so joined 1“^the war of the revolution, on the continental es- resolved on success at any and every t , , -fice. i.nd inyour This would create one outlet for the trade from the west, SrJifiK. was nine months, or longer notiyuhstanding lds roaldess abandonment of principle,' you would set fire Uf! which might flow in j but after meandering through some •*. ... have been for a shorter term than nine sacred temple ol liberty itself and crush beneath the fallen ■ ■ ■■ . , b , •STTad n&stanSing he may, ,t any time, and du- edifice the last vest: ms , f constitutional freedom, rather ‘ hrCe m,le * ° f *? le ™° r ! of Geo 'e ia ' fiatbenug 1 " ■< norfiaa of bis said leroi, have been taken and de- than see the great M-.loch of Federalism defeated. Warped as you are sir, by political fanaticism and a large personal interest in Mississippi lands, 1 feel no long. eratrng your e.iiniiiinn. lint, sir, the ,-st -i- <V(»ur cou !" m ' ' - - '• to rep’res ' ' ^^"'1 yon as a wretched and unwilling victim to the altar of nub lie opinion. All that I r 3 „ promise you, is tpdispense with Hie usual ceremonies of an execuiion—aud simply -use you up in as suort a time and ii\ as few words as possible, i* irst. oir, with the usiifil astuteness of a County Court To Itcnt. fJpiIE larce family residence, with eight A rooms, formerly occupied by Gen. E. ray bill, in a desirable | -ion given the 1st Oc j tes payable quarterly Aveniii-. Applv to w. a. Parker, j Macon, Sep:. 10, 1841. 50 Pilots ! ting for sale at W. If. Russell's Por- I DU-HITdaXi" S VEGZ-TABLE-SEBVER ‘AND AGUE AND ANTI FEVER PILLS. ESOSS, WISITlbEIFs "n ls FA NCI trait Pi ■ Room, opposite 'j>1oyd House. •• Prove all 'hbups, and hold fa —Paul. iMOXR need suffer with tlir CHILLS AND FKVKH: GUE, for it is speedilv and perinaiientlv HULL’S celebrate,! ANTI-FEN E11 PILL. FE' Ell AND ■d by Thcv »t » B J‘ u,a * |U it further enacted. That, wlieneverlbe *liuklspplieaiion shall depend upon the term of granting® |)rn vided in and by the first section nf the first service-« * ra | aclg aforesaid, such applicant shall be ,vl of in j ij j. en , 0 | lnve served “for the term of nine ar linger," as the ease may be, within the meaning TI !<•". M Ar-'-I.N :• " , im'.-r: - tl,,- La i : t- ; of M.1- P-- t.- :t to the line of Tennessee so soon as the lateral bran- , T A con and vicinity, that she has jn.t received a new set j i*h is so united x ,th the State Road, or there is a reasona- "* lke latest fashioned HAT IlLOt.ivS, likewise an im- probability of its being »o ioiwed ' - ^" •n! 8TBA1V HATS, with greater facimv, and Lxr3i>s and Gentlemen are rest»ectfully invited to i er fail to cure the Chills and Fever the call at his Bnom to see specimens—ej/ttcta/ty Annexa- j used according to direction, and do r. t sicken the 'stomach. Clone's! or operate upon the bowels. Thousand* of certibcates idacori, Sept. 10, 1844. 50 It ; have been presented to the proprietor by planters of. the I first respectability. Physicians of eminence, and others who ‘ ch might be given, but let the following ! etuleman of the first respectability, j j in Jefferson county, Ala. suffice : I Gkeensboko, Ala. Feb. 4,1B43. I I certify* that iu the summer of 184*2, I had a severe a! ! j tack of Fever jind und was f t some tithe under the i j treatment of a physician, but received no benefit from his j prescriptions—my disease continued to increase in the fire- t J cjuencv and severity of its attacks, I at last bad resource to j I)r. Hull’s Fever nnd Ague and Ami : Fever Pills, nnd in j Using half a box, was entirely cured, and have lemamcd j — nrst resp* .*tability, r.i’ I | Ol BRICKS, of the best quality. For Fale have used them, which by J. A. RALSTON. fromJud- Forrest, a Macon, Sept. 10, 1844. 50 RM»EII».\AESL5!:' Straw Hillsnery, :i:i;i Dress Sinking: D^tablislkment, * (Opposite tke Flop.I House, lot Central Hotel.) Y\ \ U E-li ( j|nd’beit further matted. That the regular „ ‘ „f liie ieveral Stale* of the United States, the enlist- - r •n-i raising whereof was recommended or approved by if nil Congress, shall be deemed nnd taken, within the . . , , lsing and intwt! of the afcls afnromld, to have been on the I ratal You are a aclmlnr sir, and an ollice seeker. In iivitincnal establishment; but nothing herein contained shall ; tlte latter capacity, but more especially at a Mississippi hfiaconstrued as to inelude in said clots of State troops land speculator, you will ifc doubt appreciate the pungen- a continual increase from tbe richest garners of the State, ■ould finally sweep off, with all these, to Charleston— targe perauuaitntereat n !ppi land. I feel no long- ; ,he ultimate point which this stream of wealth would go to er surprised at tbe maxim winch lias, aud will ever con- . . , , , ° troi your Coudurt and regulat e your p’ubliecareer.' ' j eorich and benefit lbc most ' ‘Hem. rem, quocunque mi do otherwise than to desire success to the laudable enter- |«w construed militia of the several Slates." cy of the quotation. price of our neighbors. We ought, however, to look at For tbe benefit of your Federal h 0 ® 6 firBl > and consider well, whetherthe true policy and conversant in the latin classics the proper course for Georgians to pursue, in this emergeu- wiil nppeiid a liberal transla- cy, be not to aim at retaining, scithin her oten borders, ntri.'O sat n ■ I lisvar.Ts hr. is _ I 1 OKIV mu! STRAW HA'S 1 *!, with greater factWy. and witb- oit the risk of scorching the straw, at tbe following reduced P-’ices, viz; Ladies' size, 75 cents. Misses' do. ... - - -' - . 50 “ Gentlemen’s Panama and Leghorn Hats. 75. “ / All altering ^5 extra. Mrs. M. will guarantee to give satisfaction to these who may favor her with tbeir patronage, or return the money. Sue has also received some plates or fashions, which will enable her to make Dresses in the most fashionable style, and at-ierv reduced prices, tq suit the times. Macotf. September i0,1844. ' 50 urawing Ciass IS. -And «H ®uch aa were eoenged Wind of Francis Marion, Thomas Suimer. nnd Andrew pArns, of South Carolina, whether during their command „ r-ilonels or brigadier generals." He subsequently modified his proposition, by adding to it t following words, at the instance nf Mr. Wayne : office, at ab - bB ** rdB > whatever of benefit is to be attained by the comcehiou of I Crl'I! IS ll Ji {) S’ "S' 3; Hi a" 01* MU tlie G-nla will to de- ( BU ch a work aa the Western and Atlantic Rail P/iad, that .jj gg j q gg ^ qq gg g ^g oy Yjur recent atunip has been ccnimenced and is to he finished at tbe coat of the -J ' .. L , , ' ’ ., * ’ 1 ' " —Inns Cash for Prizes will please call, or can It is an ancient proverb “tlict whom struction, they first make mad.” *-r»~ »r friends as yourself have growu furious at tbe ion’.etnpla- J eBrD,n 6* ofthe people at large. - It is the provinee of true e- | legislation, to promote such an end by all constitutional means. (To be Continued.) Mr. CIIILTON moved an adjournment, which was re- | the elective franchise T Lie you not know that the elect- r T t smendment proposed by'Mr. Martin, as modified, And UmMhe'iworor aZ'nOu^ur^irom^hemw | Extraet of a ,eUer ‘ f,om a Kentucky Democrat to rss rejected. ; inestimable the privilege becomes and ilte more sacred it Mr. WILLIAMS, of North Carolina, rose, and said, af- ought to be esteemed! -1 trr the very full discussion nf tbe hill yesterday, and tha de- | Is tnia your first step as a politician, and the first lesson 1 -ini majorin' which appeared in its favor, it would be in- I you intend to inculcate provided vou succeed in duping the . . ?_ *i.: - at.-. .1 u ! ; . 9 *i • _ 7 • • • ‘ -Ami all such ns were in service for the time stated in j linn of your approaching discomfiture. What else can ac- : ] 1 it art. under Colonels John Twigg, Elijah Claude, and i count for the ct-i."' 1 '? ""d arbitrary attempt made by you !, Jimfs jsrksun. in the State of Georgia." j befure the Cluv Club cf this cityto cheek the freedom of | ricas-rb'e in him now to consume the lime of the House people into your elecliuL J Or do you consider yourself iiitb sn argument on the merits of tbe bill. Hut ibis was as j the impersonation of federal principles and federal power, a Georgia Whig of this city. PERRYVILLF., 17i!i Aug., 1844. ‘Our eleC'ion lias just closed. We are beaten - * MHO vvw.-s nn ■ »S«V iHi^yiuimati'Hi »»• avticiai lill.||lics UIIU HUCiai pr-'|ier a time as nny ^o trv the sense of the Hume on the and that the people no longer capable of appreciating the for Governor aSI CNPeclctl very little if anv over sorstion nf providing for the militia of the revolutionary , great rlghu derived from the Constitniion. are ready to be one |hin , , hc nuInber of ,ft^ )nst Governor’s election. «r. as well aa the regular soldiers of the revolution. He driven lute sheep to tbe shambles, whenever you raise 1 uwmiannw i VioM. therefore, move to recommit the bill, with iustruc- ! your voice to threaten or terrify. _e i-;.'■'-a " ' ' Hut sir, to the facts—to the facts! One line of truth is worth whole volumes of ronmients. fr, h» to incorporate such a provision in it. If either of tliese , 3-icj of troops were to be provided for alone, Mr. W. a- vin-r.i that he had no hesitation in saying be would give tlie l>reference to the militia, because they entered the service fr.i:n different and higher motives, and were of very diiTer- rnt materials. He would, however, abstain from any de- I**, ind content himself with simply in iking bis mofioa, s'uidt be hoped would not be cut olT by the previous ques- as was the rase yesterday; and on bis motion be called far the yeas and nays. Mr. HELL reprehended warmly the mode pursued by ihe majority, in ruttiug oil'debate aud amendment, and fore is* the bill through. Mr. CllOOKETT. of Tennessee, said, be felt himself rdlelon to submit* lew reunrka on the bill unddr ronsrd- tiirration. t^ir, [said Mr. C.J 1 voted against the bill yea- •irdav. which is called an explanatory law of the act of 1818, fir the relief of the old revolutionary soldiers. Sir. I con- tMrrthe provisions of the bill, as it is amended, a partial use,and such a one ns 1 rantiolnnr will not support. I have •'.ways been the firm friend of the old soldiers, nnd hope rrert-i remain their friend while 1 aui entitled to raise my nice in this House. Fir. witst are tbs prori.iions of tbe bill ? You give. any ia-1 every in.ui a pension, who has no more than one tb-sus- asldollars,exclusiveul'liia household furniture, house, and if. Sir. in uiy .country, we think n man pretty well off iwus that sum alter paying all his debts, ami owning , .i property as is dccrilo-J. tlir. I do not consider that a --, i-i.-,U a situation ought to be entitled to the bounty of . ti jvci-umeuL Sir, in toy country, for the sum ofoee - "nsnd dollars,a man i- in jiurchace two g.xid negro il«u il tine hundred -acres -of the best land tn tlie country. Tint, sir, would support a man, without calling on the Gov* r . lent for a pension, I earn# here [said Mr. C.J to do - in every man, nnd under all r iioumstances ; and. if I ,, i u -in i!tis. 1 will not vote for a partial law like this. Sir. t'ii< bill provide* for none but those of the continent- -. .ind exclude'* all the volunteers aud militia who fought i i hie ,-i-l war. no matter how meritorious they were. Sir, w ae iif those very ir.cn, who fought bruvely, and who are • itterin; through life, almost.ready to drop into the grave, l ive keen knocking at the door ot Congress for years ; and whsi sre we doing sir t Passing a law to exclude them, mid to provide for men that do mil need the bounty of the fcirermaent. Sir, tack them nliogc.her, and I will go as lir fir them as any gentleman in Congress. Sir, in my district I know some ot those deserving old men. who cannot long trouble this Government with their mice*, asking aid, in their old age, to make them feel com- finable. A few days more, and they bid adieu to this w irld. I do insist that they never onght to be forgotten or reflected, while there is oneof them to claim our gratitude. Tney hare achieved the glory and honor of out; country by their bravery. The privileges which we arc now enjoying "i tuis tl.Kir. were purchased by tbeir toil aud bl»od. 8ir, letn.e tell gentlemen that I bad the honor, ill our last Strug- cie. inthouMer my gun. and nvirch in to the field. There i discove.red who fought bravest, tlie regular* ,-r tlie volun teer) m.| militia. Sir, when the regular troops were living bountifully, the militia were in a state of starvation, 1 have witaessed tins, and, therefore, l ain enabled to judge iTom that circumstance bow they fared iii the first war. Sir, there ft but few of those poor old veterans in my section of ciiuntey, though I imagine it •» very different in the North. 1 hire'been informed, and lielieve it. that they never die in the Eastern Stales! Sir. from what I can learn, 1 ahouhi einect that they live always there. 1 disouver that aome gentlemen wiah to get the funds of this Government distributed* and they care not for Chat. Sir, 1 came here to do justice ; and I will do justice, or 1 will qo nothing. In my district, 1 know one case, where a l»tr old revolutionary* soldier, who served as a volunteer h* tome time, than enlisted as a sn<lor, and served three rears on tlie ocean,’ who is unprovidad for. Sir. it is la* “tenable to view his situation, and hear him tell of bis suf- feringi. It is nut of his power, at this lime, to find any of Having failed to explain satisfactorily to a respectable Minister ofthe HarJ-ahell Haptish Church, tlie charge tliat 1 shipwreck cast about to devise some means of extricating yourself from the difficulty. You first tell him that you did not use the name 6f any denomination—and that the anec- dote retailed on that occasion was obtained from a gentle men of the Southern circuit, and that you did not-believe it authentic. Now, sir, I repeal tlte question. Wbatcbmch other than tbe Hard-shell church did you or could yon have alluded to on that occasioo. To the Methodist? why Mr. We will give the old prince of darkness (H. Clay) his walking papers in November, as ?•« meanness and rascally movements for tlte last 20 yetfT 8 f«- you bad made against that denomination of being a ‘cleg to . deserve. We shall send him ant] his Bank- the temperance cause” -and of having known or heard of a fit pi law together into utter darkness, wltero nei- Minister “drinking from a bottle of ardent spiriu in tlie tire- . ... „ .. . . , , . fence of bis congregation.” You like a mariner, in a tlicr will ever at temp, to real their filthy heads in view of decent society, so Ion*; at least as honesty and correct principles predominate in our land. Graves is elected in Marion over Hill by more than* 100 votes, consequently whipgcry is knocked into a cocked hat in Marion.. Thus it goes, truth Flournoy a member of ihatcburcli, wan the father of the i ” e ing R*e most powerful, in time must prevail OV- penuon question. To the Presbyterian ? that others ; er cooqer ^y an( ] buffoonery throughout ihe length was the most intolerant wi tlie temperance cause. To the : ~ . •_ ,, Kpiscopal or Catholic? they were silent during the con- ! OTlu breadth ofthe land, I COUlu say much on this test Nc, no, Mr. Poe, .tlie ••failed jade wuiciss.oqr iinjmriant subject, but hope etetiiis 5’oureyes have withers are unwrung/ Such evasions wont do. The 1 /. * * J . hu'l is intoynu aibout 4 a feet” And you niay writhe, • been opened in jegnrdto whiggery and its heresies,' the ineanness and ** of the by-9t{uid^r«. leader of the parly to abandon . forever such men Tbe hard-atifU BaptiaU opposed tlie moveniem* of the g n J pretended measures* ottm tempemupe par\y« because they supposed it w^ulu i - * lead l«» the pa«*age <if arbitrary and unconatitutionnl Inws. not l»er.m«e they did not believe^there was* realty inherent virtue in temperance itself. Iiwas beMto lenvip the sub ject t«. tlie mild influences of relijiou and the unerring ar- bitrament «»f public opinion. In them and not in harsh and exacting laws was the true correction to be found. Hut, sir, afier your explanation had proved worse than your charge, wliat.courae did you track Why you went back to your old ftr*t Jove rtwerfy,/sovereign right. You did that'wbich caffe Cur universal execration. In alluding to the subject befote the Clay Club, you significantly re- marked in effect, that a ccrt^injvvare houhe would lo.^e many a fair round.bnle of cotton, as the fruits of the conduct of one of the proprieiots on the subject of the ••liquor bottle.”— This statement is founded upon tlie evidence of indisputable witnesses who were present and heard it, and who were surprised and mortified.at the unparalleled audacity which characterized the threat. ' 4 ** What sir! because a Christian chooses to resent on in dignity oflered to his church, a patriot exercises the privi lege of freedom of opinion, or a citizen intimates for good and substantial reasons to himself that he will not only vote against you,, but contribute to your defeat, is he to be. thus threatened and proscribed? Is a poor man to be ruined in his calling and his business, because he will notservile- ty respond to your will? .. Persons wishing UasU tor Frizes will pi reinvest in iio following Scheme—to be di #4,000, rawn THIS day. ?»i*nnri J/OTTFElY of <fteoi’gia, ICTHOKIZED CY THE LEG'tSI.ATUUE, Vo the lSx-iiuflt of Jlillnlgcrilte .ttaiouic Halt, CS.ass Ho. 14, •ir.tco.v prices cx’ic:;e.vt. of a Dumocraliu Cunventioii to delilierate upon tlie great anil pntnottc measure of the annexation of Texas! .^nd you to imitate tltcir example tlnre to awe l>y your threats tlie exercise of therieisrrst rights of a freeman. 1% there no patriotism left in 1 -ie Federal racks to rejntke this tyrannical interference with the elective franchise.— Is there no.Lyon iq Georgia who inspired'with burning in dignation at seeing a freeman's and n poor man's rights thus | ileaccratedg denounces the act, and pra^vs that u retribu- ' live jurlicf may be risileil upon tbe head of the offender. that yet survives tn •'Strike for tbeir nliars and their fire* Strike for the green graves of tbeir sires G'id and tbeir native land.” The people air. will themselves resent this blow aimed indeed at only one man, but if suffered to pass nurebuked, will inevitably el no distant day fall upon us all. To save them, to sov'c the country, to save ourselves from the ru- bis old brother sailots wCo served with him. Sir, his situ-I iuous effects of this ngwly ingrafted nnd n< wly developed •tiou is this: oue good neighbor has supported tbe poor old ! feature of federal politics, and to transmit to onborn penc- tnsn, and mother his old lady, and maintain them just at an ' rations the liberty that we inherit from the fathers of the or old man's claims to J revolution, is the great affirmative principle of the he- ihliean party. Reflect Mr. Foe upon tliese sentiments, at least until I honor you with further aitention. I bare only driven the This it one case; nnd I have ' serpent into the circle! In a subsequent number it will be my painful duty to pile on tlie faggots and apply the ' Respectfully. S. M. STRONG. i of charity. 1 presented the poo t!iu House, and wliat it tlte result ? He is rejected, anti { publican party. for the reason that he cannot obtain proof, only by bis own ! ” ”— ” “ "*d>. Sir, 1 do not believe be would make a raisrepresen- I 'Cam for any consideration. This is one case; nnd 1 have “o doubt hut there are many other such cases. For God's \ *Ae, if yon do extend charity to one class, do so to all. I \ lurch. voted against the obi officers'bill, last session, because you ] "ould not attach the soldiers to them, who fought with them j side by side. Now, sir, if you cut off'the volunteers and j uttlitia, I will vote against tliis bill. I will uot go for them j f’rcrmril; I take all or none, as 1 have before stated. To ! -raw a distinction between men who have performed tbe j •enc services, is wbni 1 never will agree to do. If you do ] j”t adopt the amendment of the gentleman fiom North j trnlino. and attach the militia and volunteers, as proposed | “J Mr. Chilton, of Kentucky, I will enter my protest a- I J*in*t the bill, and believe that I have acted honestly. Sir, 1 will detain tbe House no longer. “r. HALL handed to the Chair, tbe following extract ' t Idler which lie had received from the chief of the BAGGING— —Dundee tnd Russia pr. yd* 18 @ 24 Gunny - - - 24 Domestic, - - 20 Kentucky, - ta a 22' I1LANKBT6—Xeuro, each, - - * • . 1 00 a 1 50 Saddle*, - ; • - • 75 a 1 00 Duffil, 1 00 a I 50 Whitney, - - - pair. 4 50 a 7 00 BLEACHED Shirtings, per yard. • 8a 18| ** Sheetings, “ - - - 14 a 31j BROWN Shirtings, “ - 8 a 32 *• Sheetings, - •* * - - 121 a 18 CALICOES, - 6j a 31 CANDLES,- -Tallow, per lb. - 25 Sperm. “ - 37J a 50 COFFEE^ —Rio, “ - ff a 10 Cuba, “ 8 a 10 Laguira “ 9) a li Java, “ 12 a 16 IRON. -Per lb. ... 5 a 6 « Keg 100 lbs - | MOLASSES.- -West Ind jo, per gallon, 35 a 37} NewOtleans, “ 00 a 00 ; SALT, -Bulk, per bushel, - 62 a 75 Per Sick, 2 00 a 2 25 SHOES. -Negro. 87} a 1 25 SEGARS,— -Ameriran, per m. T. a 12 1- Havana and Principe, 16 a 24 Regalia. 25 a 40 . SUGAU, -St. Croix |>erlb. - 9 a 12 Clarified. do. 14 a 00 New Orleans, do. - 8 a 9 Muscovado, do. - 8 a 10 l.naf. do. t 10 a 20 Lump, do. .- 00 a 00 Crushed. do. 16 a 19 / BRANDY. Domestic, per gal. 75 a 1 00 f V Cognac. do. 1 50 a 3 50 5 1 GIN, Dnrneslic, (Jo. i 35 a 45 d/ “ Holland. do. 1 00 a 1 50 o S RUM, New Eng'd. do. 35 a 45 tff J •• Jamaica, do. 1 00 a 1 50 ltJ § WHISKEY, common, do. 30 ti 37 \ ** Monongabela, - 50 a 75 WINES —Malaga per gal. CO a 75 Port do. 1 50 a 2 00 Teneriffe, do. 1 SO a 2 00 Madeira and Sherry 1 50 a 4 00 PORTER. —London, pi, bot’s pr. dnz. 3 25 a 3 00 “ quart bottles “ 0 00 a 0 00 GEORGE ROBINSON & GO. Capital Prizes Kf* T I afterwards had in my family several coses of Fever j and Ague. and.have in every instance made use of Hull's , Fills, which have always immediately effecte<l a cure. - ( Dr. Hull’s Fills, require no puffing where they are known j and where they are not, b single trial' is sufficient to insure their universal adoption. Frice Si per box, with full direa- | tiona. A fresh supply just received and for sale by { J.H.* W.S. ELLIS, .1. \V. HAILEY. { GEORGE PAYNE, ? Druggists.! II. SHOTWELL. 5 East Macon hv—COWLES, NI COLL i Co. In Perrr. by-J. B. TIIO.MPSON. In Knoxville, by—BOND i'c MURDOCK, hnd by an appointed Agent iu every city and village tiiro’- out tbe State. HULL & SPENCER. Macon Aug. 19, 1844. 48 t and cu.tj. rsissfo^v' c7is:isct MACON, GEORGIA. OCP In conr.ex-tion with ihe WAUE-IIOUSR established a .'• tore, wliere we be »ble to. |’i nirrons an<l others wiih ECcpfj Iron.: d < i'M -.^irwaoi Jol.v !~. I 5 14. 40 C «> 813 E&s i HE underri.i im. on Pc in fa n o 3 O K2 XZ rill com in lie thi ON B N r Stteet, ailjoini ip (IoKSIAV t\ itH tire unoccupied Duil linp '.1 AND COM Ml HULL’S WORM LOZENGES are the greatest dis covery ever made for dispelling the various kinds of worms that so frequently and distressingly annoy both children and adults. From the Sparta Gazette—“ From our know ledge we take great pleasure in recommending to the pub lic Hull’s Worm Lozenges as the best worm medicine ex tant. Children will eat them as they would candy, and cry for them." To parents we say, do not be without these Lozenges at any time, ns you value the lives of your i children. For Bale iu Macon by '.I. H. A W. S. ELLIS.? .1. W. HAILEY. S n .! GEORGE PAYNE, 1 I) '“e» ,lrtB ' H SHOTWEH, { East Ma«i, COWLES. NICOLL. & Co.' Perrv, J. B. THOMPSON, and by an ap In Knoxville, by BOND A MURDOCK. pointed agent in every city ami village througeout the Slate. COUGH LOZENGES Besides other splendid amounts. Class lt». Dj* TICKET8 only 8S—Shares in proportion—Orders promptly supplied. (O' Packages warranted as usual—iud all orders punc tually attended to. Managers Office, adjoining Post Office—for particulars, see Official Scheme. Address- ■ GEO. KUUINSUN & CO. Managers. Sept. 10,1844 50 ' Units Court of Ordinary, September Term, 1S4-1. W ILLIAM F. Mapp, Administrator mi the Estate of Allen McClendon, late of Butt* county deceased, and Onanlian for Oliver II. P. McClendon, Wm. McCleu- don, tnd Joseph F. McClendon, having represented to this Court by his petition, that he has Tally discharged the sev eral trusts reposed in him. and having applied to this Court for letters of Dismission from the same. These ar« therefore to cite and admonish all persons con- rented, to shew cause if any they have, why, on the first Monday in March next, said letters should not be granted, and said Administrator nnd Guardian discharged, and that this Cilationbe published in one of the public Gazettes of tills Statu foftbe space of six rtiontlis. G. HENDRICK. .T. I C. edmund Mcdantel. j. r. c. JOHN B. THURMAN, J. I C. GEOBfilA, Runs County. I, John McCord, Clerk of said Court, do certify that tlie above is a true Extraet ofthe Minutes of said Court Given under mV band at office, this 2d September. 1844. JOHN McCOItD, C. C. O. Sept. 10,1314. 50 Aiia-Bf. Hull's COUGH J.OZ5J.YOEJ4, For the relief of Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma. Whooping Coughs, Catarrh, Tightness of the Lungs or Chest, Aroncbilis. and all pulmonary affections. Several thousand boxes have hern sold within the last six months, giving immediate relief to those who have been afflicted with the most distressing Coughs and Colds, and restoring to health persons iu almost every stage of pulmonary 1 af fections. The whole world should know tlist Dr- Hull's Cough Lozenges are a certain cure for all diseases leading to cmi- fumptions and death. They are recommended by-thou sands who have used them, and that they give relief when all other means fail. Price 25 rents per box, with full di rections, nnd may be found on inquiry in all the cities and villages of the State. For sale in Maeou hv .1. II. A \Y. S. ELLIS, ) ,T. W. BAILEY. S r , 1 Druggists. roe Rail Road Banking II a liberal patronage from bis fr ally. Iii selectiug a new local find one nlar enough to the ceil eral convenience ol his custom be Cntireti/ safe from tire, sliou the heart of the city. 6ur li a 1 he ha found ; and those who ei: inav rest assured, that every nil teriug the same from the weatln of damage. By constant person the experience of the past, lie trusts he shall b give satisfaction Ur oil, in effecting sales. Ac. Macnr. Aug. 1 ■ 184 1. 4.^ ^ J. ilTlLL continue tbe Factorage nnd Couimisaio.n v V BiiaiaeM in this city, and will, ns Uerelolore, give their best attention to the sa'e of Cotton, the filling of orders and the rcceiviug and forwarding Merchandize. EVERA1M) HAMILTON.) THOMAS IIA It DEM A N, ) C)IAS. F- HAMILTON, > Savannah, July tfo, 1844. 4 O.Jjj SAN ANN AII, GA. BiL$i Ml S>£2 &s> f• rV M'Oi%'. WAUE-JIOUSIi -0 AND rlbiiiiri Com m (ssioii * Werch /a; MACON, GA. ILL continue bua!ness at their old stand on die river, x f which is not only convenient for bhipping of Cuttun, either by the* River or Rail*Road, bi^t, is more secure from fire-than any other Ware-House in the city. The interest of our patrons will be clcsely ntteuded la, in person, by Mr. Thomas Haude.man, either in the selling df Cotton* filling of ordets for Goods, or m shipping Cotton to Hamilton, Hardeman & Co., Savannah, or to any other market. • August 1,1844. 45 i#IS2CS$i. WARE-HOUSE •. at bis new stand. Richakoson and nown as ihe Mow* e hopes to receive (du* and the public gcnt - iT, he diaa emlcnvoreci to c of the city. for*</te fca- >, ond distant enough to n lorge one tnke pUuwui niion. lie fljttierB bimsplfi List their pr 'pemv to bil lion will be owed in t IticP m»<! in preserving it clear exertions,cotubii. wit i East Macon, Perry, August 18. 1844. GEORGE PAYNE, H. SHOTWELL. \ COWLES, NICOLL, & Co. J. B. THOMPSON. 48 FOR TUB TELEGRAPH. Jlonroc Rail Rond. Upon a careful compaiiaon of the proipering condition of TNOURmontha after date application will be made to JP the honorable Inferior Court of Dooly county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the Land and Negroes, belonging to the Estate of Robert Williams, late of Dodly county deeenseii- ’ CIIRSIN WILLIAMS,Adrnrx. 50 Sejit. 10, 1844. T Furniture & Chairs. HE Subscriber, would Inform the citizens of Macon and surrounding country, that they have removed their stock of Furniture; td the store formerly occupied by Ttomas Harrold, on Cherry street, where they will as for merly, be pleased to. wait upon all their old customers and at many new ones as may fuiror us with their patronage. WOOD * BRADLEY. Aug. 21, 1844. 49 WTjrctrBiBitjrr jaojtrEp. City Council Macon, - - - ' - 55 a 62} •• Coiambus, .... 60 a 65 “ “ Milledgeville, ... 70 a 75 Ocmulgee Bank, - - 10 Pbcrnix Bank. - - no sale. Monroe Rail Road, do. Darien. - - - * 40 Alabama, - -. - 12 a 15 per ct Exchange on N. Y. } pr. ct-pjeiti. discount. t'OTTOeY uir.llZUKT. have the best interests of Georgia been advanced to that lofy : point from which there is nothing can whhholJ her, when , J’rotion Office." which lie desTrcJ to’ be ’ rcali'Vor tlie "inlbr" nsaiated bv a wise course of legislation For, by the acqui sition of tha House, March 19, 1630. sitiou of tlie tail extent of territory that accrued to us upon ! the removal of tlie aborigines, we became possessed of the Slock on band 1st September, Received up to the 6th inclusive. Exported since 1st Sept, by R. Road, 3790 bales. 318 4108 437 ‘ The amount of appropriations tip to this time, including elements of power and greatness, far exceeding all caicula- ; “'•PPmpristion of this session, if rightly added, it sixteen j t ; OIt Embraced within tbe bordela of Georgia, ia aatope ! Remaining on band. 3671 Our Cotton market ia in quite an-inactive state, to few PL tloI1 J. muraceu wumn uio wan., o. r - , transactions have taken place since the receipt of the news millions five hundred and fifty eight thousand three hund- . ... . • r hrnsnerous support of ! by tlie Great Western, bringing dales to tbe 16ili, tnd the «d twenty-fmir dollar, amfln'enty ffino eems." of coa ”^ ' u * K ' e " n ,h . e P Z^ZZ tXand liibernia ^ ‘°,"' R 13lh " U * ‘ bat " C € *“ n0t ' C " The qae«iH,|, being pul 0 n Mr. Spe.ght’s motion, it was a population twtee her present numbers ten Umes told and how k wi || ,(R. e t the market. ,e rI, ,lVe ^ Wll * loul * <I^ci»i«n. fertile in many part* beyond description—with a climate of ! \V> quote i> to 6 cents for new cotton, remarking that tLT^ en ^ mrnl offvrrii by Mr. Williams was then *!so <- , al | u brity, and under a Government, securing, in ' none strictly prime has yet am'ved for sale, decided in the nevaiiv.. i... f.li„„;-„,ni,. vi-.Tl- perieci aaiuumy. ” , , . .. Awrurtn Marlrt, Sept. 5.—Cutton.—The maiket sin n *>» 107. 3 y * ‘ o If perpetuity, •‘life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. ' our last has keen moderately active ami the demand fair Lju* r '£ 0 * b ,be " spake sometime against the passage of the «6en he concluded. !)BOROIA, Houston County; a LL persons concerned, are desired to take notice, tha* f\ Elijah Blanks, a free man of color, has applied to me- to be registered as sneb. Ho is 50 years old, about 5 feet 6 or 8 inches high, was born in Robinson county, North Carolina; resides in the family of Mrs. Mercer, in the up. per eleventh district of Houston county, nnd is n field hand. If objections are not filed certificate of Registry will be granted him in terms of the statute. WM. II. MILLER, C.I. C. Sept. 3, 3814. 2t 49 Adiuiuiutrntor’a Sale. ^^rriLL bo sold on Wednesday, the 6tli day of NO- » f VKMBBR next and continue from day to day un til all is sold, at tbe late residence of Abner Bankston. d e ' egased. net: tbe Indian Springs, all the perishable property of satildeceased consistingorBoqpehold and Kitchen Fur niture. 1 Sulky, 1 Buggy and harness, 1 Road Waggon, Corn and Fodder, Horses. Hogs, and Cattle, together with many other articles too tedious to mention. Terms on tbo day of sale. • «. JOHN GOODMAN. > A . . J AMES R. McCURD-S Sept 3. 1844. jiff Dauchig ami Waltzing- Academy. (MESSRS. MOULTON & CLARK, From Mobile, Ala.) T> EG leave to announce to tlie citizens ff Macon and V j'V ” J concluded, w r ' “'iddrnijecalled for (be previous question, which _ . *4 th*St ei ’. ei T 4 ; #,m1 ,he ,n * in 'l°*' !,,,on WB * or ‘ ,cr ; I and the line of Tennessee is considered os being among the 1 °* w l>tch was to set aside all araendntents aud . , - most prod ucn ve to tl more valuable do the 11. -ley.- Evci- nnell. Halsey, ges, Howard, Irgersoll. T. regions, bordering uj upon actual mines of i These are not all; fai ble to the arts, Coal ments of national ln tfrmedi a i e motions. So that -:i j p .'l»ettinn was put on the passage of the blH, and dc- A; ,B the affirmative, as follows: r.Ah—Messrs. Anderson, Arnold, Bailey,Barber, Bar- a n jT. r ■ Bartley, Bales. Btylor. Beckman. Bockee, Horst, C; j ai ^' Brown, Burges. Biltnain, Caboon, Campbell, .. p er * Childs, Clark, Coleman, Conilirt, Conner, Coop* '• Couher,Cowles, II. Craig, H. Cr o r , Ci me, Crawford, I Inconsiderable ex jYlgliton, CrownlnshieW. Danb MM '- J- Davis, f . , uce » w f B mVlry. Denny. De Witt. Dickinson. Doddridge. Dur 1 '— 1,0 ln ° M " * ' , '^'.b Earll. Ellsworth, G. Evans, E. Ev< p Finch, Forward. Gilmore, Green, (4; pontons, Harvey, Hawkins. Hind*. Ho F^hsrd Hughes; Hunt. Huoln.gton.lhri, W. W. Irwin, R M. Johnson. Kind v'j ’’ A- King. I,ecom|>ie. Lent. Lcteber. •j',, 6r J- Martindale, Tl.omaS Maxwell, I. ^ttreery. Mercer. Miller, Mit.-l.. :l. M--o- c n r! u' iVr,r ’ e . rents. Power*, Rainse ■^Hiiasel. Scott.Shields. U 3 V." ’ r ' R. 8pe;,-er. rfterigere. Stephe °^ s «tl-rla„d SA inn. Swiff. Tail-r V, ,'«pl»nek. W a Week. ^b-n. wide. Wilde W. dgs.te. e Slate—and tlie further we recede, tlie products become; until, at the remote ion the confines of tbe Stale, w-e come unknown wealth, itstbe-'Gold region !’, r richer, and more important as valua. Beds and mines of Iron Ore are found t. Here are resources in prpfu -on ; jetoteoaaeeVf those great establish ility tliat must one day be located in 4~ 900 bales of new eotton have been received. | education, that tlte development ef the figure embracing Savannahs Sent. 6.—The Cotton market lias a down- grace and elegance, depend alone upon the style in which ward tendency. Prires varying from 4f to 7 cents. ! pupils are instructed, especially in Wahxing, to which Charleston, Sejrt. 1.—Cotton tanges from 4j to 7} el*. branch they will pay particular attention. LIVERPOOL Cotton Market, Aug. 16lb, 1844. The Dais of tuition for ladies and master*, on Wednesdays rfrn, i- -1 has moderated lids week, and the transactions at,- . (nc j Saturdays, from 3 till 6 o'clock. P. M. For gentlemen, I --low the weekly average. The range of prices lias also a t early candle light. Parents are informed that the misses i —en in favor of buyer*, particularly during the (alter part vvill be under the matronly care ofthe Land Lady ofthe “The skilful physician shall lift up his head, in the sight of the great men of the earth, he shall be in admiration; for he bath prepared bis medicines out of the herbs of the field; and be that is wise will not abhor them.” Physicians, medical men, and philosophers, have all agreed that nature lias prepared a remedy for every dis ease. A little reflection must convince every one of tbe truth contained in this remark. Dr. Spencer's Fills are a vegetable remedy, and all-powerful in removing disease. They may be taken yvitlt impunity at all limes without re gard to diet or exposure, nnd withuut the debilitating ef fects consequent on taking other medccines. They have the united testimony of .the w hole medical profession in heir favor, nnd from their decision there is no appeal.— tPersons wishing to purchase cannot} bo<oo particular to get Spencer’s Pills, as there are scores of unseenlifin prepara tions put on sale almost every day, of doubtful efficacy.— Price 25 cents per box, with full directions. A fresh sup ply just received jmd for .sale in Macon by .1. II. a W. S. ELLIS,"1 J. W. BAILEY. j • . G”C>RGK PAYNE, f Druggists. ir. shotwell. J East Macon, by COWLES A NICOLL & Co. . Perrv, J. B. THOMPSON, aud by an a)> 1 n Knoxville, by BOND & MURDOCK. pointed Agent in every citj and village throughout tbe State. ■ Macon, Ga, August 19ih, 1644. 4S (The following is from Mr. Isaac M. Thomas, Merchant, at Talladaga Springs, Alabama.) Talladega Springs, Talladega Co. Ala. August 17tb, 1842. This is to certify, tliat I have been afflicted with Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint, and Costive ness for the last eight or nine years,.during which tune I had taken, as well as I recollect, about sixty boxes of Beckwith’s Fills, twelve boxes of Peters' l’ills. and a number of boxes of Champion's and Bratidretlt's Pills, all of which afforded me but little nr no, relief. At last, 1 was recommended io' try Doctor Spencer'a Vegetable Pills, and tvsLl. I did ; foci never bad but one attack of the Sick Headache after I commenced taking the Fills, (now about six months.) and I candidly confess, that I have de rived more real benefit from tlte use of Spencer's Pills, than from all lltfe other Medicines and Pills that I have ever taken, and I would earnestly recommend them TO AM., as being in iny opinion Hie best medicine in use for all lingering complaints. The pills have done me so much good, that 1 would nbt feel willing lobe without them for five dollars a bex; and I cannot but feel very grateful to Dr. Spe.ieer for having prepared such ti vaiuablfe medi cine, and the distribution of it is conferring a very great favor on the public, as it is n thing of the utmost import ance that every family should have a supply of Doctor Silencer's truly valuable Pills constantly on baud. ISAAC M. THOMAS. WASE-EOiTS C o !«! mission EB u s i bs e.« s: f35HE subscribers beg leave to inform heir friends, and S. tlie public in general, that they are still I iwia^f li il iu the above business, under tlie firm of GOIJ3SA^' A RlCUARBrsOW. and are still occupying tbe large and convenient WAKE- HOUSE, near Cotton A venue, on Poplar street. Tin: location is dry and elevated, and unencumbered with o!d bui'djngsand tbo usual liabilities of fi e. They confidently assurer lie public, that any business ct i - signed to thtfir care, will be faithfully and prr nipt ly execu ted. Relying on the honesty of purpose and the long t aablisb- ed confidence oT these who know us, \Vd feel no hesitancy in looking for a liberal share of public patronage. THOMAS li. GORMAN, JAMES RICHARDSON Macon, July 2, 1844. 40 war: i » vy** .. — . r/- yT-43 Z£? ■ Commission Susinc-sfc'. ^l 5 It Wiiljain Hamilton haw" retired, tlte subrrri- I iTjL bers Itave associated tlieuiselves in business, nnder the name anil style of WJAY £c They will occupy the Ware-House ou Cherry street, known as Ham ilton cc Winn’i. I They ore prepared to make advances on Cottons put in their stores, and to execute all orders that may he confided to them io the line of their husineiis. J. I). WINN. Macon, July 9, 1844. 41 J. V. RUMFII. application will be made to ly county* when Sji to sell the Ileal Estate of Jo- DRUGS. A GENERAL stock of Dnj. and Medicines re ceiving, of the best selection. All persons wishing to purchase, will be supplied with superior articles, on fair terms- ALSO. I 9 ateM •iBeflictncs, viz: Rowand b tonic. RALSAM OF LIVERWORT, BEHNARD’8 CHOLERA liEMEDt, EXTRACTS OF SARSAPARILLA, REMEDY FOR ASTHMA, CHLORINE LOTION, TOMATO FILLS, PETERS’ Do. HULL’S Do. Ac. Ae. ALSO, American Gentlemen's Shaving Soap, Russell's superior Shaving Cream; Superior old French 8oap, Ho do American do PenrlasW, I’,.m-!.. Sal Kfalus. VINEGAR. Starch, Ac. Ac. For - tie I . J. H. A W. S. ELLIS. \n" 13 46 Cotton Avenue; f75OUR months after date X' the Interior Court of Dooly county, when . jttii g a Court cf Ordinary, lor leav ei Dorsey, deceased. DAVJD J. BOTH WELL. Adm’r. •Tuly 16. 42 FTtOUR months afterdate, application will be made to the JL 1 Inferior Court of Dooly county, when sitting for ordi nary purposes, foi leave to sell the Land belonging to the Estate of Samuel Williams, deceased, late of said county. JESSE GILBERT. ) July 2,1844. 40 DANIEL J. DAVIS, j • Admrs B A 0UK. motiUlA affer date, appRcation will lie made la B ' the Inferior Court of Ilooston county, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all tlte Lands belonging to tlte Estate or John M. Smith, deceased. Inte of said county. WM, O. BASKIN, Kxr. July 2, 1844. 40 SYt OUR months after date, appffcation will be made to the jl 1 Inferior Court of Butts county, when sitting for ordina ry purposes,.for leave to sell the Land and one Negro, be longing to the Estate ■ I Richard fi. Darnall, deceased, late of Campbell county. Junit 13 38 Til OS. B. BUUFORD; ALEX'R. OSBORN nVJUR month* after date, application will be made to the 1' Inferior Court of Dooly, when fitting for ordinary pur poses. for leave to tell Lot of Land No, 32, in the 9th Dis trict of said county, belonging to the Estate of Knos Foun tain, deceased. To be Sold Tor tbe benefits of tlie heirs "of said deceased. June II ALEX. MEimVKTHEIj, Adrar. | jldUB mouths after date, application will be made to tbe j JL’ Inferior Court of Butts county, when -illitig forordtna- i ry purposes, for leave to sell the Land and Negroes belong ing to tbe Estate of Abuer Bankston, deceased, late of said county. JOHN GOODMAN,? . , J. K. McCORD, S ivamra date, application will be made to tbo ainy, when sitting for or- and Negroes June 11 Ma CHv Tax. olut ofthe the di week, but nut to t'.m cxti nand continues good. • ket of interest.' The at ol J pi 1 this is il vht and, flrant ort- 1 only 21210 hi . Taken on -pt IH1 .-u: lb. id td s hav For expert feature : the trade not dune »d of J i 1.1 21U ' Tc ell. Mi: Reed, ior i i. z-torrs. i5 Thom- ey. C. P. addi And an, to all the variou vould not an imnie a this eecure and ready I r »ol. Auqusl 19.—This market i -.■J Mn'e. and the general opinion sis to me the growers are ti -rices, nnd unfortunately the orable for the harvest, it s now in a inns' is against Colton I! they i-m to rut eaiher here is not ve dsv. Tb Flovd lip The firs ins!..'at tin on Messrs Mrfcon. IVOR d I’ al Dr , To le sons will be given on Saturday next, tlte 3D: hours above stated. For particulars please call M. A C. at the Floyd House. \Ijglist 27^11!1. __ 4J 31 VAl'(;ltAi\ .V l»AVis*’ NTKATED COMPtitSP FI.I li) KXTHACT.' OF SARSAPAIUIJjA, •* rurc nf Scr^till*, riiroino Rbomn.itisni, Gen^r- yn E.i liereby nc!>i, City Taxes, I" ami close on tbe 1 lb.it (We, Executii CJ* One half re f*ri(i the other halt'. | FT^OUll mouths aft- I a/ Inferior Court of H ) Jinary pur,ooses, for leave to sell nil tbe j belonging to the Estate .of James Thompson, ili'ceased, l*iie ofsaitfctnimy. ASA E. THOMPSON, Adtnr. J May 28 J5 i S slOlIH iTiontlis after r.pplicaiioti will be made to* ! the honorable Inferior Court of Butts county, when setting for qrdioinary purpp.'es, for leave to sell the land | and Negroes belonging to the estate of Nancy Hig"i: y de- ] ceased, late of raid count v- 'DAVID HIGGINS. Adm’r. July 23. 43 ariVcs, Wood a-. c«., Jl ^ ESPlvC'JTT LL-Y invite t’<»“ aiiemion of Me.■ 8V end 1‘lantcts m dieir sn-.k , ! I'KIiKH to wi-i-li weekly additions wilt l.~ i.mi" in.; the ,i- 1.-.0O pair heavy Week Brogoi that the U( jened on tl day of Of and Ga BOO paii M ! At A. R. 1- It. FREEMAN. Tr Worn imbrooi - Men's do. Youth: Child: -s Calf, Calf and Seal B do. do. r ' and Bovs' Calf ■n's Leather «1„ Seal and heavy . Kip B l)i i th( ms ol inter ne ro I e\ eon i!e >h report s from the country ate of heavy raini—should \ tions. Mr Ar.jei. Ai .:er, nue ail this month and September, n then is ros- | the prices for Cotton will remain firm ; every ( •■•ever, depends materially en tee further uc ■ .toe United States. pure Pains es or pustules I ftypbiloid Di . rirerattons - of the Bones—for si T . H. Jc V) Face, Li eas. Biiea !';■ f the Throat \v HER Distri l^ooly Tax ( ollcctur’i Mole. M D'Ol. L L be .sola i< :> die Town of Vienna, hefo, Com) ' House door t :iiereof. fin the first Tuesds} . in OCTO ' ,* o*xt. . Lot of Lend munher tuemy ei.i lu, in il.e M ' fflKi: l of Dooly co. iuty. ccntTinin^ by esumaiii m or survey J the icrcr. or »o n'. •’•'il of 33 will pe say!': to 5£Uo- me total August 20, 18-14. ft ta toe a.ate i'OLTON KEMPH. T. li it H A 1* ' '■