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4 Council Chamber* \ MACON, Nov. 22, 1844. J REGULAR Mjr.Tl.WG. present—'The Mayor. 1 Aid. Rylander, Ross. Holmes, Fieeutart. i'!* 1 *" Absent.—Collins. Winn, Denton. . •, T m HE Minutes of the last Regular Meeting wer0 read and confirmed. The Bridge-Keeper reporu tolls Nor. 8. do do do "• do do do do C. Campbell & Co’a bill for Powder. Rope. &c the Fire 20th August last, was passed tor ORDINANCE NO. 41. , A* Ordinance granting certain privilege* to the Trustee* of Bibb County Academy. grc. 1. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Council the City of Macon in Council assembled, and it ts hereby Ordained by the Authority of the same. That Jh* Trustees of Bibb county Academy, bare tho privilege of closing the alleys in square 73. except the alleys running along the North eud and East side of Geo. W. Price’s lot No. Via said squire, and by throwing open a ten foot alley oatbe West side of said Price's lot; this privilege to rtf- tnain so long as said lots are used for the purpose of Public Education, and whenever these lota are used in any other way than tbal designated, this privilege shall become null and void. 8ec. 2. And be it further ordained, That nothing in this Ordinance aball be ao construed ns to nuthorise the Trustees efo-esaid to stop np any alley or alleys or so close ^hem. as to prevent or obstruct the free ingress end egress cffodt pxtsengers. Bead first lime. Not. 1, 1844. Read second time and passed, N<iv. 22. 1844. Attest A R. FREEMAN. Clerk. \V. C. Kennedy's bill for l keg powder, was referred to the Finance Committee. The Mayor communicated to Counail, that in acaordnnee with an arrangement with E. Mnlyneaux, jr- he had paid one half of that gentleman’s Mortgage fi fa against the Ma- con Bridge, amounting to $3055 35. On motion Aid* Freeman, Resolved, That at the approaching election for Mayor and Aldermen, oe the first Saturday in January next, no person be allowed to role whose name is not on the Reg ister Rook of the City. , . Resolrcd. That at said election no person shsll be al lowed to vote who hat not paid all arrearage* of Taxes to ^Resolved. That the Treasurer publish tho foregoing Resolutions in the public Gazettes of the City, so that all persona may have due notice thereof. Council then adjourned. _ _ Attest, A. U. FRBEMAN, C. C. TO RENT. THE (convenient and commodious Dwelling, o- Ver John Co’s Store JL. Jones Sp a Stable ffar- *City Election—Notice. Council Chamber, Nov. 20, 1844. R ESOLVED. That at the approaching E’eeiion for Mayor and Aldermen, on the first Saturday in Janua ry next, no person be allowed to vote whose name it not on the Reeister Book of the City. Rrmlred. That at said Election no person shall he al- jawvd to vote who has nut paid all arrearages of Taxes to ' Resolved, That the Treasurer publish the foregoing Resolutions in the public Gazettes of the City, so dial aft persons may have doe notice thereof. A. R. FREEMAN. Treas. arrw pavilions emetfs. T HE Proprietors of this establishment. Messrs. Clayton A Bartlett, have lb* honor to announce their arrival in this city, where they will remain only a few days. Kn- rouraeed by the approbation which they received on their 8r?i appearance yesterday, they have determined at the te- I quest of numerous families, to cive an Afternoon Perform- <i*rr for that , portion of the public who afe unable to attend in the evenin’. .. . They respectfully offer to their friends; the following I programme of the afternoon performance which will com- I roenre at 2 o’clock: I 1. Xov.-l Grand Entree, entitled the Court of Queen | Elisabeth, led by Mrs. Nixon. id. Ground and Lofty Tun bling,by the whole Troupe, id. Comic Snnc. Unhappy Jeremiah, by Mr. Carter. I. Master William, tb. Pride erf thr Arena, will per- I [.>;it some of the most dashing and Harin’ feats of borse- Imsoshin ever accompanied by a south of hts ape. I 5. Plate Balancing and Spanish Colnm, by Mr. Harvey | Whitlock. 4. Indian, by Charles Bacon. J Double Leapinp. by Mr. Batchelor. 8. Mrs. Nixon and Mr. Bacon, will next appear oft two lichly romparisnned chargers, and enact the splendid scene |-.fthe Truant Invert, 9, Postitrinp. by Mr. Nixon and pupil. 10. Mr. Whitlock will ne.xt appear on Ma celebrated A- i Courser, and enact the laughable sceneoftho Grand r an<l her son Jonathan. 11. Pulling against Horaea. by Sig. Dow. 11 The aelebrste-l Female Equestrian, Mr*. Nixon. • Miss,Caroline Divine.) in her prin-.ipnl act of Horse- ship, on her favorite aieed ;Selim) will perform many . ruing and astonishing feats, such as hare never been be- f -t attempted by any tther Female Equestrian. The Greatest Minstrel Band In the world, will next introduce tbeiRsaive*. comprising of following talent; Messrs. Carter. Batchelor nnd Daniels The entertainment to cnnelode with tho amusing bur st ps of the German Barber, or the Misfortune* of Col. TiUon. Col. Tilt ’n. Mr; Bqcnn. Barber. Mr. JIuinington. The performance in the evening will be varied. Doors ■pea at 7 o'clock. Admission 30 cents—Children and ser- Irsnis hall* price. I 'tp Tickets can be had by applying nt the Washington llalL during the day. of w m. B. Burrows, Treasurer. | Ther* will be performance* on Wednesday, afternoon r*l evening. For particulars ace hand bill*. Sec. 26. 1844. 9 313G 30 119 55 110 06 used at 51870 deri and Kitchen attach ed to the Dwelling. For ter iris apply to j. L. JONES & CO of O. H. PRINCE. Nov. 19. 8 ATTENTION! Look at this. The cheapest and most fashionable Dry and Fancy Goods ever offeted in Macoil. T HE subscriber is now opening at bis Store on COT TON AVENUE,next to Mr. Barnes' Book Store, the following new Goods, which will be sold either at WHOLE SALE or RETAIL : 800 Yards Cashmere d'Ecoss of the latest patterns, some of them Pompadour style from the Utestcxhibition of Paris, from 37} to SO cents per yard. 1500 Yards Moilsline de Laine, latest patters, from 20 to 40 c-nts per yard. 500 Yarda Superior Chilians, latest patterns, from 31 to 50 cents per yard. 500 Yards superior figured Velvet for Ladle's dresses, 37} cent:. 400 Yards 6-4 figured Aolienncs, 31 cents. 400 Yards 6-4 super Alepeno, (all wool and silk.) 1500 Yuris 6 4 figured aud plain Alpaccaa, of all colors, flora 37} to 62} cents. 800 Yards 6-4 Parsmeto Cloth for Ladies’ Dresses and Cloaks from 37} to 87} cents. 1200 Yards Calicoes, from 61 cents up. A great variety of Shawls, among which will bo found the'ate Cashmerb style, from 25 cents np to 88 00, the piece. Alsou lar"e assortment o' Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts ; new style Bonnet and Cnp Ribbons ; super Tuscan Bonnets. Artificial Flowers and Tabs; Thread and Lisle Laces ; a large assortment of Gimp from 6} to 12} cents per yard; embinidered Muslin Collars and Capes, Muslin Edgings and Inserting, figured and plain Silk Velvet; 25 doz. Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, plain corded, ltctn- stiched and a la ririere with 3. 6 and 8 rows, from SOcents up. —ALSO— Super Broad Cloths. Vestings. Cassimcres, Satinets, Jeans, Flannels. Blankets. Gentlemen’s super Lamb's Wool Shirts and Drawers; Silk and Cashmere Scarfs, Linen Shirts.; Gentlemen’s Buck,Kid. Silk, and Chasli- mere Gloves ; also, white and brown Homespuns, from 10 yard* per dollar up ; Irish Linen, Diaper, 1-2-4 Linen Da mask Table-cloths. Boots, Shoes; Hats, Caps, and a full assortment of T rimming*. tCP The subscriber will receive from his hotise ih Pbia- delphia throughout the winter, fresh.supplies of such goods a* may be found most desirable, and bones to nieet with tho patronagd of the public, " J. H. DESSAU. Cotton Avotjue. Macon, and No. 96 North 3d Street, PhiiDdelpbia. P- S.—Sto-e keeper* and Pedlers will find it to tbeik in terest to eive me a call. Macon. Nov. 19,1944. 8 3m BTew Fall and Winter GOODS. GEORGE M, LOGAN, . 4 . ’ w V . . - -t IS now opening a large and extensive assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting in part of Lama Cloths, Cashmeres, Cashmere D’Ecossci Cashmere De Canes, illouslin De Canes, Fancy and Black Silks, _ with a variety of other new style of Goods for LADLES' DRESSES. Rich Velvets, Cloths and Cassimercs, for Gentlemen- Hardware, Crockery and Glass j a large assortment, all of «hicli he offers as low as any house in the Sodtli. He will be happy to see tho3a wishing to purchase, call and examine his stock. October 29. 1844. . - - [ft. IE. IIOWELL FROM SAVANNAH,] R ESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies and Gen tlemen of Macon and vicinity, that he will remain here a short time, and he is prepared to execute all orders with neatness and punctuality, such ns Engraving and Printing Visiting. Wedding and Professional CARuS. Bank, Notary, Society, and other Seals, Letter Stamps, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Dog Collars.Lancs, i\c- -Ac.. . The" public, generally, are requested to call and examine his Specimens, at his loom, over the store of W. B. John ston & Brother. Nov. 12 7-3t* Wo aro authorize! to announce ItICIlAUD A. CAIN, as a Candidate for Tax Collector of Bibb county, at the ensuing Election in January next. Nov. 19. 6" Notice. T HOMAS A. BREWER holds roy Note for One Hundred and Four Dollars, payable three hundred and sixty days from 29th’November. 1843. I forewarn all persons from trading for the same, as I will not pay it un less compelled by law. THOS. J. 8HINHOLSER. No*. 19. 1844. 8 2t Bargains ! ISargaius !! IN BOOTS AND SHOES. J? AAA Pairs good Negro Brogans, at Manufacturers OaVsUtJ cost nnd expenses. 4.000 Pairs good Kip Brogans, do do do Also, a general assortment of BOOTS & SHOES, which will be offered low—Call and see. STRONG Jc WOOD. Nov. 12. 7 1)K. BOON H AS resumed the exercise of his profession, and will hereafter devote all his attention to the cases entrus ted to his care. Macon. Oct. 28. 1844. _ 5 WHITING it JUMjfc R ESPECTFULYinvite the attention of their friends and the public gen- jKgk erallv. to their stock of BOOTS and amms* SHfJjjjj. to which weekly additions will _ be made during the season. Our assort ment embraces the following disc notions, 2000 pairs Men’s best blsck Brogans. 1000 •* Men s Second rate black-UrogartS, 1500 “ Men’s best russet BroganS, 700 Men’s second rate russet Brogans. 1000 “ Men's best double sole black Brogans, 1200 “ Bov’s bestblack and russet Brogans, 300 “ Youths, “ " ’• “ 1000 " Mcn.s best kip Brogans, 800 *• Men’s second rate kip BrogariS. 300 -‘ Men's best double sole calf A kip Brttgans, 500 ** Boy's best kip Brogans, 800 " Youths' best kip Brogans. 1200 “ Ladies leather and seal Brogans; 300 “ Ladies' leather and seal Shoes, 300 u Ladies calf Brogans. 2o coses Men’s thick and kip Boots, 8 “ Boy ,s thick and kip Roots, S “ Youths' thick and kip Boots; 100 paires Gents' fine French calf Hoot*, 75 *• Gems’ inidling fine French calf Boats, 180 " Gents, double sole calf Boots: 100 " Gents, stout sole calf Boots., MEDICAL REMOVAL. T HE subscriberlias ren\oved his office from-the corner opposite the Floyd House, (late Cential Hotel.) ib that, two doors back in ihesdme building, and fronting on third street, where he will be in daily attendance, from 10 in tho diornirig, till 2 in the afternoon, for the purpose more especially of attending.to the treaunenwof Chronic cases brought from a distance; persons from the country, there fore, calling between those times, will not, except in ex treme cases, be disappointed. The balance of his time in the mornings, evenings, and nights, will be devoted as usu al, to the treatment of acute cases in town, or a short dis tance in the country, when the calls of such as deem it their interest to procure bis services will be attended to. He would, however, respectfully request that none but those who are satisfied of the superiority of Botanic remedies, or those in possession of sufficient independence and nerve to lest that fact, would trouble him with their applications, as nono others, if known would in any case, be attended to. Such of the poor as come within the above rule, will be _ always He is now receiving and will always keep a fresh and full supply or genuine Botanic Medicines, which will sell at reasonable prices to practitioners and families, at whole sale or retail. Macon, Ga. Oct. 8. 1844. M. S. THOMSON, M. D. Ready. Made Clothing. —AT— NE TV YORK COST l ! ! TIYHE subscribers wili close off the remaining portion of -i- theirstock of CLOTHING, consisting in part of Beaver Flushing and Blanket Overcoats, Superior Cloth Cloaks, Tweeds Coats, Black Dress and Frock Coats. Satin, Wool, Velvet and fancy .Vests, Pants, Stocks. Scarfs. Cravats.Hosiery, Gloves, &c. Ac. at New York Cost!!! Call am] see „ , SAM’L. J. RAY, & Co, Macon, Nov. 12.184-1. 7 THOJIAS TAYLOR, ON COTTON A VENICE, and SECOND STREET IVIioIcshIc and Retail dealer in STAPLE DRV GOODS, CHOICE tiHOf'b'/t//;.V, HARDWARE, CUTLERY- BOOTS AND MIIGE*! MATS AND CAPS, SADDLCRV, Ac. See. Sec. W OULD^ particularly invite MERCHANTS arid PLANTERS to mil and examine bis extensive and well selected Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he is determined to make the prices correspond fully with the times. The following comprise a part ofliis stock :~ AFFOIJAN SATINS, anew article for dreaaoa. . CASHMERE, Crape, and Super Mouselitte de Laines, new patterns. ALPAGCAS. Silk and Qiinp Fringes. GINGHAMS. Super Cltenc and genuine Seotch. CAMBRICS. Plaiu, Striped and Cheeked. MUSLINS. Jaconet. Book, tec. LACES. Quilling. Lisle, Edging, fc Lace Neck Ties. HOSIERY. Shirts nnd Drawers. CRAVATS, Black Silk, Prihted. arid Fancy Plaid. HANDKERCHIEFS, a creat varietv. SHAWLS, COO Plaid de Laine. Chcne. Prussian, Print ed. Nett, and Woolen Shawls, and Crimfortes. FLANNELS, White, Red. nnd Yellow. Brown Linen TABLE COVERS. Irish Linen. . „. G . L 9. VES ’ M1T TS. SUSPENDERS, Garters and N i“lit Caps. Sewing Silk, SPOOL COTTON, and Linen Thread- Corded Skirts. Corset Laces. Presses, Pins. Needles, Tapes Thimbles. Tuck, Quill, arid Dress Ccmbs. . . KENTUCKY JEANS, and super Twilled Kersevs: NEGRO KERSEYS atid Lindseys. . PACKAGES, Brow-; and Bleached Shirtings and Sheet ings. Ttcks, Checks and Stripes. BOOTS AND SHOES, Ladies, Men's Bovs* an-^ blis ses, a large supply. 200 pi. London Dulfil BLANKETS. . 000 Negro Blankets, twilled and heavy,.- 4000 pr. Negro Brogans, a superior article, 100 Ladies , Men’s, and Bn'v’SjSaddles, Bridles. Martingales, Whips, ami Collars, 1500 nieached Sacks Salt, largi size, 100 Bales 48 ineli.'Gunny Bagging, ve,y heavy, 300 Pieces 44 inch. Dundee and Russia,, do. 50 do. 44 inch: Gilroy's superior 0 lit. Brand; 300 Coils i and J inch Manilla Bole Rope, 2000 lbs. superior Bagging Twine, 50 doz. Plough Lines and Bed Cordi; 20 hltds. Cuba M -lasses; 75 do St. Croix, and Porto Rico Sugars, 20 Bbls. Crushed and Powdered Sugar. 20 Boxtfs Standard Loafaml llavanna Sugar, 350 Bags old Java. Rio. LagUirn. and Cuba Coffee- 90 Boxes Sperib Candles, sizes 4’s. 3 s, and <j'» ’ 20 •' Hull’s Patent Candles assorted, ’ 25 " Hull's and Colgate’s Soap. No -. Castile. Fancy, and Varie-- a , e j'l' Colgate’s Super Pear ?, lar '’ c |. * 5 ap3 ’ Table Salt, a prur efirtip - '• Tobacco, some . . ’ , . . 40.000 lbs. Swedes Iron „„„ -f c ‘ ,olce f’ r ch ’ nv ‘ n ?- German. Blistered e„d r o d .‘ a " d SllUare bnr ’ 1 ■in k’nne \’<t!l ' , 8t9ll. .. S’. a -s and *r rn ,t- ^Br^—vaws^rxjwas—am __ <i hubsw C ^EORGIA. Houston County.—'Whereas. John A. 1km T i(*l, applies to me for tetters of Administration, on the Estate of Elizabeth Shiver, late of said county, deceased. Tl-S" arc, therefore, to cite and adwocisb a.l ami singu lar. the kindred and creditors or said deceased, to be and appear at ir.v*!S«e, within the time prescribed bv law. to anew cause, (if anyibey have.) why aatd letters should not be granted. Giver, under my hnad, this . tb1 Nov.1 A t. 0 7 BRYANT RATION.cco J ADUR months Sftfer dkti. application will_ b:- tnede w H the Inferior Court of T* igS* eouatv. when atuing for or(Hmry.puroos<\*t for leave to sell t.:e Lnmi a.iv i egroe^ belonging io the State of .Tolln Outlaw, deceased, late ol said county. JACOR rEARCE._ S Adtr.rs Aug 13* 4.; _ s,\n i)i: Hs rti c:i a iid;-on . v _ TibOUR months after date, application uill be made t<» r the Inferior Court of Dooly county, when atmng as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell ail t;:o Real r*s\eic c Thomas W. Pettee, decease.!, late of said county. DAVID GRAHAM. ) AJm „. HENRY PETTEE. S August 20, 1841. 47 TAOURrMontbs after date, application will bo made to JD the Inferior Court of llooly coonty. when siiutig as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell l-'.c real .tstate of William 11. Andrews, deceased. ..... . THOMAS ». DONNF.LLV] A.'.m r. NANCY ANDREWS. S Adm'rx. Oct. 4, KOI. F OUIl months after dale, application will be made t<» the Honorable Inferior Court of M-moe county.when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to seli a portion of the Real Estate of Josee Dunn, of sal-1 county, dci eased. Sold foi the benefit of the heirs and cfed’tors. STEPHEN II. MARTIN. OBEDIENCE DUNN, Executor. _ . Executrix. Ocfolter 29, OUR Months after date, application will be made to -the Honorable, the Inferior Cuurt of Burts county, when sitting for ordinary putposes for leayo to ae’.l the Negroes belonging to the Estate of V\ m. \ t-.-kers, late ot said chanty deceased. J CREED T. WISE, Admr. October 8; 1844. 2 "■jlOUR months alter dc.te application will be made to X* the hnnorable Inferior Court of Dooly county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leo.ee to sell all the Land and Negroes, belonging to the Estate of Robert Williams, late of Dooly countv deceased- CH.'nSIN WILLIAMS, Admrx. Sept. 10. 1844. 30 ■ AOUR mo:,tbs afterdate, application will be made Wilts l? lrtferi' lt Court of Jones county, when silting for ordina ry purposes, for leave to sell part of the Lands and Negrres belo r m*ino to the Kslute of Thomas Lowe, deceased, late of said county. ELISHA DAVIS. Admr. ! Aug 13 46 ELLEN T. LOWE, Admx. 30 20 000 20 K. Brads. Wst Boxes, Five Dollars Rew:>ViI. S TOLEN on the night of tlfs 2-’,th ins' ,, „ , “Is-}• “Sfe saius: . »tf;,» 1 .? L . E -‘ “ r ' J an OLD BLIND BAY wh te- and twtiv>li ’-‘ther forehead, one hind foot with one saddle t,'*.--** ond Tne mule returned thief Tim . '• . la "-tn" doubtless gotten loose from the ntw w!'' . .""’^-mg sacfdle, is a plain Georgia one, nearly .u u ,..« —.. ———j . ' -•** Dl 3e housing, silver laced, and silver plated styr 3cases Gents’ and Ladies’ India Rubber Over Shoes j. “ ll,e 'mail or top skirt, ornamented with yellow iteedle- . The above reward will be paid to any person, who WI1 .deliver the saddle to the subscriber, or give infonnation 3o that it can be got. „ JOHN BAILEY - . Macon. Oct. 09 1844. 5 Also, Merchants* Bank, ) Macon. November 18, 1814. J rok Tlic rollowisi^' S-tismN, viz: [ OT No. 93, ia 2*1 Disk Baxer eo^ containing 250 acres U - - 313. in 2-i ** “ « 250 - - “314, in 2d «« *« 04 250 •« - “ 315,in 5d •* 04 44 *« 250 •« '• •• 244. in 2d •« « 250 “ *■ 245, in 2d 04 M #8 250 " •• 276. in 2-1 *• 44 44 250 •• ’• 237, in 2d •• 04 44 ~ 250 •• ” " 346.in 5th 40 Early CO., " 250 " •• V7. in 5th * •• •• •• 230 44 •’ ” 297. in 5th « 8. M •• 250 at “ “ 241. in J.I Dooly 44 44 202} * •’ •; 103, in 12th *• Houatnn 40 44 202) - 1 * " 23. in 12th •• •• •* •• 202} *4 |rra<-ti, n 20. io 12th •* .« <1 152* •t 1 ’’ * 22,t«l2th •* 44 44 50 t v- . ALSO, 1 1 7* c - *9. in 7th dist. Crawford once Houston, 30. in 7th “ •• •• •• ” SI.in 7th 116. in 3<1 “ “ 150, is 26th “ * 2. in 10th •* 502} 202} 002} ■ Macon (once Muscogee,) 202} Lee county. ft.v- ALSO. ■»: Ns. 56, in 24th dist. 3d Sec. Cherokee, ■" •• 11V r.l .. ..1 .. .. 117. in 5th [' " 406. in 2d " b “ 267, in 4th •• [ ” U35 iu 3d “ f " 1130 in 14th'" f " 687, in 19th •• L " ®06, in 13th •' -112, in 16th 4th 3d •• 3d “ 4th - 1st •* 2d u 2.} * 4th 202} '* 100 acres. ICO •• 40 “ 40 •* 40 « 40 *• 40 " 4ft V 40 ijl “'P;J0O acres (more or leas) pine Land, adjoining the P ' Mnrnn. and known as the Steam Milljilaee.... lota Nos. 8 and 25, in the town of Ilawkintville, with Wltolel Buildin g there on. Banking Hn.itc and Lot in said town, lately -ftifd by the Rank of Ilawkinaville. together with all property in Hawkiaiville belonging to this Bank. JAMES DEAN, . . President Merchants Bank. 0T - *6. 1844. 9 Private Board in sir. RS. COOK, having taken th’e upper part of Dr. r .* H0 **o*U large and commodious bouse, opposite T* House, (late Central Hotel) is prepared t-- ac. rk *V . ®* V HO.VKDEBN, at $12} per nn t doubting tbat,the reasonableness of tbe charge, at-tv t° business, and (inweaving attention 10 the eom- ; '«e of Iter Boarders, will secur* hef a share of K c P»tronage. P'ron. N ot . 26> l814 . 9 3t CLOTHING STORE, (Cotton Avenue, opposite ^itsiiingtdn Hall.) PHILIPS, MERRITT, & CO. H AVE recently received and will continue to receive weekly.during tbe business season, from the North, a fall assortment of Ready-made CLOTHING, manufactured expressly for them, together with a lar^e as sortment of ’ Shirts, Under-Shirts, Scarfs, Hosiery, Utubrcl- lixs. Arc. Also on hand and receiving, a fit*, assortment of CLOTHS, CASSItUERES i'A’D VESTINGS, Of Franch. English and Atp'erican Mannfncture, embra cing tbe latest and most CYiOICB PATTERNS, which ibej are prepared to mv^e to ordar according to fashion or tbe particular tatte of their patrons. Particular attention given to the making and trimming of garments entrusted to their csre, by gentlemen purchasing their own.mu’erials at prices to suit the time*. M- con, Nov. 19, 1844. 8 lianatstt Postponed Dccruibor **nle. W ILL be aold before the Conn House door, in Perry, on the first Tuesday in DECEMBER next, within tbe legal hours of sale, the following properly, to wit: One negro girl child, about 3 years old ; and one Jersey Wagon, and one horse; levied on as the property of tho- mas Kimsey, to satisfy one ft fa from Houston Superior Court, in favor of tbe Ocmulgcc Bank, against said Thomas Kimsey. and other fi fas against said Kimsey WM. HERRINGTON, Sh'ff. November 5. 7 Strayed or Stolen, F ROM tbe subscribers Wagon, on Friday, the 15th inar., one black Mare Mule, about 7 years old, large Bibb MhvriirSalct. W ILL bo sold on the first Tuesday in DECEMBER next, before tbe Court llon-to door in Macan, be tween the legal bnffrs of sale, the following property: One acre of Land on the Milledgeville road, near East Macon, adjoining lands of the ealate of Anson Kimberly, levied on as the property of Geo- Micklcjohn; to satisfy a li fa in favor of Charles Eppiog va. Geo. Micklcjolm and Ha milton te MeGoldrick. Five acres of Land, more or less, with' flie improvements thereon, being psrt of Lot No. 10, on tbe east side of the Ocrhulrce river, and known as Lot No. 8, by a subdivision of said Lot No. 10, levied on as the property of Champion Butler, to satisfy a fi fa from Bibb Superior Court, in favor of Charles Webb va. aiid Butler; properly pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. Lots No. I and 2, in sqaare 95, of the city of Macon, si tuated on tbe south common of said city, containing three- fourths of nn acre more or less, with the improvements—le vied on as the property of Joseph Bennat. to satisfy a mort gage fi fa in favor Uf William Scotj, , Two acre Lot No. 17, north-west range of city Lots, where Mrs. Carnes now lives, levied on a, tbe property of l’eter MacIntyre, to satisfy threejustices fi fas in favor qf Charles G. St. John vs. Peter MacIntyre and Thomas J. Shinholsfin levies made add returned to me by a consta ble. Twenty-four acres, more of loss, of Land, In' Bibb roan- ty being the place where Sarah Fisher formerly lived, lying on tfcerignt side of the' road leading from Macon to Perry, adjoining on the north, lands «f Vaughn, on tbe east, of Myron Bsrtlet. on the sonth, Mitchell Cnxwell, tu .satisfy an execution from Bibb Inferior Coart, in favor of Richard Bassett v*. Sarah Fisher; property pointed out by the plain tiff. J. SPRINGER, D. S; . One Negro Woman named Betsey, about 18 years old, levied on as the property of John R. Boon, to satisfy onbjl fa from Bibb Inferior. Court, in favor of Solomon G. Burks vs. said Boon, and other fi fas va. jaid Boon. Nov. 13. B. TRAPP, D. Sh’ff. nfortgago 8nlo for December: . . .. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in DE<?KMB3fC at, the same place, the Steamer Robert Collins, levied on as the property of Alt xander R. McLaughlin, to satisfy one nJortgage fi fa. issued from Bibb Superior Court, in favor of the Central Hank of the State of Georgia vs said Mc Laughlin. .. J. SPRINGER, D. Sh’ff. Nov. 13. i8n. 7 ~ FRESH clvrdey sli d*. GENERAL assortment of WARRANTED Fresh A general assortment of Ladies. Misses and Children', Leather. Kid and Morocco Walking Shoes of all kinds and qualities’. Ladies. Misses and Children's Gaiters and b«jr Gaiters, thick and thin solea of all discretions, ,11 of which will be sold at the lowest possible prices. . Also Calf Skins, Sole Leather, Thread, P^gsof all sites. Boots made and repaired .n tho b«3t possible’manner. Macon. Oct. 15 1844 ' 3 Fall stock of Boots aiirt Shoo#. tyl Yg tHE subscribers have Just received fc I JL and are now receiving a large and well selected stock of Boots and Shoes, consisting in part of the following de- scriptions, viz: 5000 Pair men’s best Black and Rnsselt Brogans. 30CJ . .. .. ’000 700 1500 500 1200 500 700 500 600 300 500 309 1000 GOO second quality, dodo “ “ double sole, do do •* " Iron locked, dd do “ Boy’s best black and Rtfsscttbroganj, m Youth’s do do “ Men’s Kip brogans, “ do do double sole bri gantt, " Boy* do broganl “ Youth's do do •• Men’s calf, sewed and pegged brogans. •• do do do do do double sole " Boy'S do do do brogans ■* Youth's do do do do “ Wmrten’4 Calf and Kip pegged Bootees. •* Ad. do do do do Shoes, 35 Cases men's thick and Kip Boots, IS " 20 12 Itfetv Di'y Goods. W E would respectfully solicit the attention of buyers of DRY GO.OD3. and Invite them to call dnd et- amine our stock... Our gooas were selected by expetien- cod hands,and purchased under the most advantageous circumstances. We have now in store, and daily expect ing. ■ FCfR LADIES’ DRESSES, Black, blue black aud white Satins ; black b’ue-black, figured and Satin stripe Silks; plain, figured and calbelcon colored Silks; Cashmere D’Ecosse. Rcpt Cashmeres, Crape de Lanes. Monslin de Lanes. Chnsahs; black.colo- red and changeable Alpaccas : black. Wde-black and colo- red Bombazines: Palmetto Cloths. Merinos; plaid, pink, green and bull De Lanes ; rich patterns of Calico. white Goods. Jaconol.Xiull.Nailsnp'kJjwU,. Book and Check Muslins; Irish Linens, Corded Marseille* anti Grass shirts ; Cam bric, Dimity. Corded, Hemstitch and Liner. Cambric Ilandkerchaifs - Thread. Cauibue, Linen.Lawn. Bird-eye; Huckerbuck. Scotch and Russia Diapers ; bleached and brown Tabic Cloths ; bleached Table Diaper; HOSIERY r Black and white S|lkHose and Half Hose; black, white and colored Cotton Hose and Half Hose ; white aud black Worsted Hose. .. . • BONNETS, Boy's do de do do. “ Men's Calf Neil and half Nell Boots, , •• Boy’s do do do do do do. •• Men’s d'ble sole Calf. Peg’ll, waterproof Boots " do do do do sewed do do do *' do Stout Calf sewed Boots. '• Gents, fine light Ca]f, sewed Boot, . 5 Trunks, do do do do do Fhiadelp’a i’ooit, 4 db Gents aud ladieSjiatent India Rubber over Shoes AL c O. A general leather, kid, descriptions and qualities—Ladies’- blisses', ami children’s Mack and colored and foxed cloth buskins; all of which will ! Q . _ • _ be offered on the most reosonable terms. We invite all; f * aI,nct - Castmcre, Broadcloth^, Kentucky Jeans, Ltnseys .1.1 1 • .a % .11 « 1 Kernevi ? W HIP nn<] v ..!!..%»> P annwl . Vamv. ...1 Ladies and tnUsea Leghorn. Tuscan and Straw Bonnets; Bonnet Ribbons and Artificial Flowers. 8HAWL8. Rich Silk Rrorlia, Merino, Kabyle, Robror, Alpaccas and Cotton Shawls 3-4 and 4*4 ; Silk, Worsted and Cot* ion Shawls • £ma!l Shawls and Neck Ties. 1000 yards Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, fionTGJ to # # cents per yard ; Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, •eneral assetftment of Ladle's, Misses' anil Children'^ from Ci to 18 j cents per yard ; C nton Flannel ; Calico, IP ?r, kid, and m«irocco walking shoes and slips ofall ; yards for Si; Spool Thread, 25 spools for Si, i-.: 1 — r \VpilSTED GD.ODSk that w sb to purchase, to give uaa call and we will cndeti j ■ nd .? ell ". W ^ Flann ^! : N«6«>.«"d vor to suit both in price ami quality, Also,—Kept constantly on hand, SOLE LEATHER, CALF LINING AND BINDING SKINS LASTS. THREAD, SHOE PEGS, and all other articles used in manufacturing Boots nnd Shoes. . STRONG & WOOD;.. . At the old stand, sign of the Big Boot, Mulberry street'. Macon, Sept. 24. 52 INSURANCE. THE CKOTOIV (Hutnal) Insurance Company, Of the City of New York. T niS Company, according to the provisions of its char ter, is ready to ins tire all kinds of Marine, Inland Navigation, Transportation and Fire Risks, against loss or damage, n't rates and terms moderate and liberal, ond solicit tiie patronage of its friends and the public at the A- gency of the Company. TRUSTEES. Abraham Van Nest. William B. Cozzens, 1 ixcrseys ; wlnte. read and Jellotv Flannel ; Negro and j Bed Blankets ; Carpetting. Hearth Rugs. Black Lasting!, ■ Pariseana, and Thibet Wool Clrffh, togetner with every variety of qrticles usually kept in our line of business. We hesita'e not to say-that we will offer our goods at such prices as will iriake it tin inducement for those wishing to buy DRY GOODS, to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.. Store on second Street, two doorsfrom Wash ihgton Hall, and next door to G. W. Price. ' v G W.&E. WOODRUFF. Macon. Oct 29.1844 t James Harper, John B. Lasala, John J. Boyd, Edward Richardson, Jnmes Pltalen, John J. Herrick, George C. De Kay, Samuel A. Lawrence, Herman D. Gould Theodore,A-, Meyer, Joseph S. Smith, Wtlliatn P. Furniss, John T. Gilchrist, Charles L. Vose, Joseph B. Nones, John F. Butterwortli, Samuel Sherwood, Zadock Pratt. • . . - I Garden Seeds, with directions for planting aecnmpany- •ize. and a amall white spot in the face, ing each paper. Merchants and others supplied in suita- tbe eyes somewhat resembling glass : ble quantities. For sale by .— u l- —» J. H. & W. 8. ELLIS. Oct 29,1844. 5 Cotton Avenue. Macon. G. L. Warren, eyes, two white spots on the back.scall- eJ by the saddle. Said Mu'e was teen (a white person riding him) towards the Flat Shoals Ten Dollars wili be given B*5lf IT *n ° r Mule, to D. Solomon, at Gordon, or ■ CitaiT ’ uln,m oounty. living on the Road leading * <su*° 10 Macoa, or $25 for the delivery of the thief Vi 8. PEARSON. 1 **■ 1844. o BiACEWOOD. * by g Land on the Plamation formerly orenpied iliq W J|| A*!- Esq., and more reeeatly by A. R. Me- prop,;,. be rented foi- the ensuing year. Apply on --**•*» WM. THOMPSON. Elias T. Aldrich, Lawrence Ilill, Loring-Andrews, Thomas Monahan, Cyrus Cbenery, William H. Townsend, George Whitaker, Amos Noyes, James II- Suydam, John Brensted, George Paten, Leonard Appleby, William Burguoyne, Silas M. Crandall. SAMUEL A. LA'WRfcNcfe'. President. ’ • - JOSEPH B NONES. Vice-President. LEWIS BENTON. Secretary , . , Capt. SAMUEL-CANDLER, Mqrtnc Inspector. VVILLIAM WELLS, Fire Surveyor. . .. The undersigned is the authorised. Agent -of the above Company, to take either Marine or Fire risks In any part of the Rate of Georgia, upon euch liberal tet nis as may ba agreed upbft' between the assuped and the Agent, who is vested with ample and discretionary powers. JERRY COWLES, Agent. Oct 22. 1844. 4 Oglethorpe University. Commencement Week... , ... . T3ACCALAUREATE 8ERMON, by President Tal- J3 mage—Sunday, November 10th, 10] o’clock, A. M. Junior Exhibition, and Oration before AlunTni. by Rev. Wm. J. Sassuet—Tuesday, November 12th, 19 o’clock, A- M. Annual Meeting of Board of Trostees—Tuesday. Nov. 12th, 7 o’clock, P. M. Commencement, and Orationsr before Literary Societies by Professor J. H. Thornwell—Wednesday, Nov. 13tb, 10 o’clock, A. M. .. Annual Examination of undergraduates in College and A- cademy—Thursday, Friday and Monday, Nov. 7th, 8lh and Uib. JOHN II. FITTEN. Secretary of the Board of Trustees. P. S. The next College year will open on the 1st Mon day in January. October 29. 5 2m 500 lbs. W 13 '20o “ *,? P r - *roee Chains, Koz. Coffee Millt, <2 “ Iron Wire Sifters, 30 •• Pad Locks. 20 ■* Curry Combs, 1200 lbs. Bar Lead, 50 doz. Blocking, 15 Boxes Cottou Cards; 500 lbs. Sail Itims.. 50 doz. Tubs, Pails and Mats. 25 “ Halter Chains, 20 “ Shovels and Spades, 20 •• Carolina Hoes, 10 " Collin’s Axes, 20 “ Tea Kettles, No. I, 2 and 3, 150 Bags Patent Shot. - 20 rfoz. Shoe and Horse Brushes. Pen, Pocket, and Fancy Knives, Table Knives and Forks, Tea and Table Spoons, Scissors, Razors, and Straps, Shoe Knives and Rasps, Percussion Caps. Cut Tacks, and Segnr Cases. ISO Reams Wrapping. Cap. and Letter Paper. 50 lbs. London, Sealing Wax and Wafers, Blue and Black Ink- 200 Kegs W'-ite Lead. 75 Boxes Witidok Glass, * 30 Cdsks London Porter, 30 dor. Saratoga Water, 10 " Bay Water, 10 Bbls. Cider Vinegar. Copal Varnish. Spirits Turpentine, Spanish Brown. Mad der. Blue Slone, Copperas, Brimstone. Indigo, Fm-Blue, Scotch, and Maraboy Snuff. E|tsom Salts. Salt Petre, Sal dprato*. Mustard. Citntphnr.Oppor!(^Mbc. Castor Oil. 8weet Oil. Magnesia. Cologne, Macaroni. Preston Salts, Lees Pills. Bajeftian s Drops, British Oil. Tool It Powder and Brashes. Spices cf all kinds. Imperial, Ilvson. and Pouchin Teas, very choirr. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR. Buckwheat, and Soda Biscuit, of superior quality, will be received WEEKLY throughout tbe season. ALSO. ,-30.000 SEGARS. Mauillp Cheroots., plantation Normas. Prineipes, Regalias, .Vqeltabagera, end ImHn Cttsadora P-metelas, nil selected with niuc|t care, nnd those fond of a choice article; will please call aud examine for themselves. MaCon. Oct 8. 1844. 2 T 1 Wesleyan Female College* HE Exercises of this Institution commence on Mon* day, October 7ih. EvSni Department is.filled with the most competent -and successful Teachers; The primary department will be o- pened under the management of Miss Church, who comes most highly recommended for her efficiency nn»l competency from the South Carolina Female Collegiate Institute. Tuition for regular College course. 830 per year. " in Primary Department. 25 ** •• One half of the tuition must be denied in mlvnnre either by cash or approved note. ELLISON & DARBY. Oct I. 1844. * l JOHN B. R^S^, At the Brick Store, corner of Cotton Avenue 4- Cheryst, I S now opening n large stock of Goods, comprising all the staple articles in the Grocery and Dry-Good* Fine. Such as Bagging. Rope, Iron. Salt, Sugar Coffee, ’M6!a"sses Hard and Hollow Ware. Shoes; Osnahurgs, and Domestics ofall kinds; Coarse cloths for Negro Clothing, and almost every article a planter would wish to purchase. He would request hi* old friends ana the public generally, to give him a call artd he will efideqvor to supply them on as good term3 as can be obtained at oinv other Store in the city, • Macon 1 ; Cfct. 29. 3 Valuable nti<l Desirable Properly FOR SALE. T HE subscriber offers for sale the large House and Lot situated in VincvilFe, late the residence of Col. William Nixon, de ceased, On the premises ave-sll thenbeesStt- ry out buildings. The situation one of the most pleasant in the,village; ‘ Possesion-will be given wheu. ever the purchaser may require it. Tne terms which are reasonable, can be made'k no writ by application-to John D Winn, Macon, or the aut-ssriber on the premises. -, : e P. NIXON. OctoberSO 5 , . 5t Fashionable Tailoring Adiuiuiatrntor’s Sole. A GREEABLY to an Order of the Inferior Court of Twiggs countv when sitting for Ordinary put poses, will ba sold on the first Tuesday in JANUABA next, with in the legal houxs of Sale before the Court House door, in said county,one hundred and thirty aerosol Land, more or less in the 27th district formerly Wilkinson now Twiggs county. Also, four negroes, as follows : Cherty, a woman about 35 years or age, Diek, a boy about sixteen year. old. Bob. a boy abounl 12 years old, Simon, a boy about 11 years old. All to be sold for the benefit or the heirs and credi tors of John Outlaw, late of saideoutity deceased. Term* of sale ttiade known on the day of sale. JACdB PEA HOE S. RICHARDSON. Oct. 30,1844.; t . Admr* ■ . . ,1%’olice.:- . YTS'ILL be sold before the Court Hruie door in die city V T of Mat-on. on the first Tuesday in December next. 3 Negroes, Henry, a boy 14 years old ; Alfred, a boy a- bout 12 years old ; Lucy, a girl about 1 4 \ears old. and 392 acres of Land, in the 4tU District of Bibb county, No. not known, but known as tbe tesidence of the late Philip Min- chew. deceased.. Terms on the day of sale. GEORGE A. MINCHEW. > MALTIMOBE MINCHEW. U , NATHANIEL MINCIitW. ) *' r S n,ee *- Nov. 5. WILLIAM PAUL. G AdniinistPntot--!! Snlc. W ILL be sold on tbe 20lh DECEMBER next, at the house of Jason Greer, in Butts coi.nty. the l’ctish- ablt? Property belonging in the estate of Reuben Phillips, late of:Butts county, deceased, consisting ol Corn aud Fod der, Household and Kitchen Furniture, five bead of Cat tle, one 2 year-old Colt, nnd othe’r articles too t.dious to mention—^Terms of sale made known on the day. ROBERT WHITE. Adm’r. November 12, ,1$44. , ? •i " 'Ailihiuisirnlors Sale. A GREEABLE to an order of the Honorable Inferior Coqrt of Jones county, when sitting f* r ordinary pur 1 poses, will be sold, before the Court House door in the town of Lanie-, Macon county, on the first Tuesday in Feb ruary next, between the legal hours uf sale. Lot of Land. No. 2. in the 13th district of originally Muscogee, now Macon couuty. belonging to the estate of Asaph Hall, de ceased, late of Jones county.—Term* cosh. Hilt AM DUNBAR, Adm’r. November 12. .1844. 7 ^ Administrator’* Hnlc. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, before the Court House door, in the town of Perry, Ilnusinr. county, between the uses l hours of sole. Two Lots of Lana, lying in the 13th District of sni-i county, the place wlierectr Flemimg Shiver, deceased liv ed. Said land sold bv consent of lie Legatees. Terms on the day of sole. ' ’ JOHN A.-DANIEL. Administrator iciik the lltb annrztd. November 12; 1844. 7 Notice. A LL persons are forwarned from trading, and tbe ma kers from paying the following dearribed protilijaorr notes, ond which hare been lost or n'mlaid by me. so^ that I cannot find them. One note on Council fjlanc, for Sixty? two Dollars and 62| cents, payable to R. K. I*vans or beajrcr, and due )st Januarv, 1843, and dated cm or about the same time. One on J» nn D. Dawson for Thirty Dol lars, nuYable 1st January, 1842, date not recollected, J J* >•' * JOHN F. OLLiVEH. Dooly cotrnt^* ^ih Nor. 1844. 7 31 IVoticc to IK’Mors & Creditors. A £l pers-ns in-icl>te<l to the t-l Estate Hardy Royals. Jr deceased, are required to come fox ward a tid make payment, and all those having demands against said Estate are required also, to present them in term. «*l the Law. MOSES PfPNlN.lv, . - ..... v. j- • J. C. ROYAL'S. j Al!,ur * Vienna, Sept. 39 ? 1844. .. *• ^ “Factorage aad torn miss ion. rjIHE teubscribt'r having resumed the FACTORAGE JL a>1> COMMISSION BUSINESS at Savannah,offers his setefois to the public, and solicits the patronage of his forjrfer friends, trusting that his experience and devat - : attention to the interests entrusted to bis' msxngen-.eri. w ill give satisfaction. B. E. STILES. Savannah, Oct. 29- 5 2m Dooly Tax Collector’s Sale. be sold in tbe town of Vienna, before the Cn-jr 7 » Hrihse door thereof, on the first Tnesday in DE CEMBER next. I-ot of Land, No. 58, in the 2d Distr ct-cvf Dooly county. Containing by estimation or survey (2C2j) two hundred two and a half acres, or so lunch ther.eof-as wil be sufficient to satisfy a Tax fi ft the-Si David Pat-.- October !2. 1844. FOLTON tate of. Georgia, v KEilPH, T. O. The Celebrated ifluscovitus Will enre the mast Inveterate Tooth-Ache in TWO MINUTES. nPHEY will also preserve thft decayed tectli for the I future, and remove'the Scurvy, and Tartar, 1 without the use of an instrument. Forsnle by A J. ELDER, Agent. . .. At II. C. Freeman’s Store. Macon, Oct. 12. 19-H. 3tf **• 1844. v. To Rent ■ It ' 5 ' ? rotnfortsble dwellirg house,oa Fourth ■-d . V. M.nlsby V A Erst rate wall cf wt,- ‘ * l,c '*6a tttatek.d .to tbs piatnires. Apply H AVING this day made an assignment for the benefit of his Creditors, all persons having claims will pre sent them, and those indebted, will come forward and pay, without delay, or suit will be institolcd against delin quents. * OHAS. CAMPBELL. Nov. 7.1344. 7 Assignee. ubmvie; T HE undersigned have removed to the Store on second street, a fow doors south »f the Washingtoo Hall.and adjoining the Messenger Oflrcf ' where they are receiving a fage and general stock of Staple and Fancy Riry-Goods, READY-MADE CLOTHING. SHOES, BOOTS, Ac. All of which will be sold at unusually low prices, by the piece or otherwise. Purchasers are invited to call and ax- nmisc for themsalves. S. J* RAY 8c CO jr.ee*. Oct. 9,1844.- 2. rv7 Runaway I i^ROM the plantntio = of the subscriber .I 1 in Barber county Alabama, about the j 20th of August lost. Four negro men. viz : ; Alfred, about 50 years of age is bald on the j top of his head, and is lame I think in one • hip. Isaac D alao about the same age of AU p Urc i,„ c ,l al Aucti, r|AHE undersigned will hare a large quantity of X FANCY BBl’-COODS, in^Alocoa, Ga: Selected from their stock in New York, and to arrive about the middle of November, which will be sold for CASH; at Wholesale or Retail. The stock will comprise a large quantity of Alpaccas, Delaines, Bombazine Shawls, Dress Ilandkcrcliiels, Cravats, Laces, Ribbons, <&c. in New York, expressly for Alfred, be is also a little bald as well as remembered, and Southern Markets, and will be found well worthy the at* When snokrn In *nenlzc rarv alniu Tn™ .L n ..t nn ... .*__ C l t * when spoken to sneaks very slow. Tom is about 55 years teniion of dealers, old, be is quite black, awd is about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches Inch, At intervals thtc toughnut the winter they will also receive J .. J. . * * ' “ "'K"l ataimvt 11110 mv, wsatilVl lllCj: Will OIBtl ICkClVL a b J, 1 m * s about 25 years old, is rather light fresh supplies of sucli goods as may be found most desira* color, and slighter built tlinu Tom, and is about the same ble. .. . Believing that an exhibition of their goods, with prices. t V^ n \ an C1 , C ^ J 8aac * can V” 1 ®* hto has probably will be the besF ro.commendapon to favor, they earnestlv furnished each Of thj others with passes. Said negroes all entreat a calf from all persons in the line of business.- ■* came recently from Virginia, and it is probable they will H. HERNHEIMER & BROTHERS. aiiamnlnofl narit A i , .n. '* mV ' . , ... n attemp to get back there. Any person who will secure and return said negroeato my plantation in Barber county Ala. or lodge them in J&il ao that T can get them; shall be liber ally; re ward#d. L. M. WILEY. Macon, Ga. Nov. 4, 1844. 6 # TheConstitutionalists. Augusta; Georgian, Savannah ;• ' Enqujrer. Columbus JMnllcopy the almve two months. an‘ j forward accounts to this office. J # . M. W. 'Store op Third street,.(fatelv oci-upied by S. J. -Roy &. Co.4 Macon, Ga*• and No. 59, WifLam stiect, Xctfr York. November 12. % y BUL3. Cpnal Flour, 30 Boxt*s| Cheen^. 5 Kegs Goshen Butter, F*»r Sale f» 20 Tn.s T t ,„ , . , Tax Collector’* AoJice. i * U r* rs I^ nec i*°» 1 rflHE Citizens of Bibb county are hereby‘notified, tl tnefr friends, and tiie pub he-, the subscr.hor will be ready to -eceive the Taxes 1 Um they have taken the sfand on, . die State and County, on Tuesday the 16th instant. J—i~i RICHARD BASSETT, Tax Collector of Bibb County. JnW in Black-Smith Tools, F OR sale of good quality, by J. N. SEYMOUR. Oat 1. 1841. 1 Cotton Avenue, one door below j 'Mr. Orr. nnd opposite Scott A . Carbart, where they are prepared | to execute all jobs in the above line; and they flatter .them selves, they will be able to give satisfaction, both in regard ' to fitting ami workmanship, and solicit a share of pudlic pat- , ronage. All garments warranted to fi l. "A ; Oct. 15. 1844. 3 -PICKET tc LYNN. George W. Price, X S now receiving his usu'sl supply of Fall and Winter I Goods. Having selected them with great care, lie be- TY" EPT constantly on hand l»y lieves, he can make it to the interest of the people to give I JL\- him a call. -Oct 22. 4 _ ( J & E. SJttlLSBURY. have received POTASH, Oct 1, 1814. J. N. SEYMOUR. and arc now opening a variety of arttclrs. such ns (7fores, ficarfit, Crnrnts, Tie*, Stock., nnudkei-chicfs, SnapcnUcr*, Skt. Ac. Compritfifi'gthe most desirable apartment of such article? ever ofl'ered in lids market. Oct 20. 5 To Fanners; I AM prepared to sell grept bargains ill Negro Sit Cloth anti Rlnnkcfu- Give me a ball before ocs, sup- plying yourselves, oml 1 will he sure to • Suit you in price and oualitv. JOSEPH N. SEYMOUR. •I 11 Orisber 1, 1844. Cloaks! Cloaks!! Telegraph Notice. I 'IS 1 The imperious necessity of closing immediately ilia Gl.n business of the Telegraph concern, crmpclls tV-tlti- ! dersigned again to call upon nil those indebted to him.-*-— J^ADIES’ and Gentlemen's Cloth Cloaks, of the latest j However small each one's individual indebtedness styles, just received by Oct. 29, J. * E. SAULSHURY. A Oct 29, Over Coats. LARGE msortment of Over Coats, of various quali J. & E. SAULSBURY. IfibiiK’s* Coals. ] ENGLISH Water Tm-t' Faced. Ware, Beaver and I-J Fancy Cassimere. Just receivcu by Oct 29. J- A E. SAULSBURY.- I (for subscription, advertising or job printing.) the aggreeale oTa thousand or two of such accounts, it will reaUy'be per ceived, is notrifiiag amount. He hopes lift will therefore be excused for this public call. All accounts due the office I previous to the 1st of July last, belong to the undersigned. Since that time, they arc :he p:o| ruv *.f the prt .-,-t,t pr. - i prietor. ln-the absence of tiie tub.'oriber, however. Me, I Piunce or Mit. Print,t.p. who will at all times l>e fouut} ! in the oflire. are authorised, and will attetid to tho settle ! ment of j*-ty accounts due the cfCce. I JTacoP,ortaber, 1844. ’ M BARTLETT. CT We are authorized to announce AMO.*?. BAK N Kijt bandidatr for Receiver of Tax Retvtrus, :ti tiie ensuing i January next. Under Shirts. i SEYMOUH. s [Q* Wc are authivrise/l tn nmtoumre SOLOMON U IIAKEB. T.amns Wml, nud Spun’^ilk Shirts j JOHNSON v asn candidate for Be»reiver«f T»»x Rciv.tn , of Bibb c mstfY, at the ele$ri 3n : - c Jarman. It4\ Ju-.t received hv Oct 29, 3. .V E. SAULfBURY. Jan. 9. SV