Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1844-1858, May 21, 1850, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textsir . . eoma by SAM’L J. RAY &. THOS. L. ROSS. GEORGIA TELEGRAPH ‘ tffCtLlB&XD EVERY Tl KUDAY MORNING | , PIANOS! PIANOS!, Jo»t receive,1 at the I Music Depot of tlie sub- 1 PLANT’S CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT JIY HAY A ICONS. Terms: tot tbs ptperin advance, per annum, 82 50. 'sotpsid >0 advance 83 oe. u cimui me 'ecu vfv. ; , ; . - ■ ■ ■ SjMpordtarmitiimrd, except at Ilia option of the I ? 5» 4ir **T or ' V*»* T rUtrf ?g »o *rticlB 0 n which S, V»ta .1! arrearage. iro paid. ! $25? Jo £ el1 ,0 •»« *»<» **•*»!»• t fr^paid nntil the end of the year $3 50, g, sapor discontinued, except at the -* J — fiblisoer,until all arrearages arc paid. iprtRTIS ss? teriben, Iroro the celehratcl manufacturers, J. Chick- I i ering, Nuuoa & Clark, A. H. Gale A Co., a variety of ! ; the latest styles of PI A NO FORTES. The rep j i utntmu of these instruments is such, that it would be 1 : superfluous for us jo comment upon their merits, dia- f | interested and competent judges have long since ren- ! dered their verdict, and hiehest encomioms of praise : ’ tdtertiiors by tho year will bo contracted liUftl tsrra*. it being expressly undeistood that con- uSiUwulj advertising, relate only to tb ugitncife business of the individual M legitimate .jstrastwS- idrartisements not specified astotirao.witlbepnb- lishsd mail forbid and charged accordingly. " Mir.Hi'GES and Obituary Notices exceeding ten nirM. Will lie charged as advertisements. b. Sties of Lands,by Administrators, Ex- ecators or Guardian*. are required by law. to bo bold on the first Toesday in the month, between the hours el 10 is the forenoon, ami 3 in the afternoon, at the rjj flir-iT ! ~ **** County in which thr-Land is situ- Notices of these sales must be given in a public ntette iutt Dt»s previous to the day of sale. Salon of Nxoaoss must be made st s public auction ■a the first Tuesday of the month, between the usual hosts of sale, at tho place of public sales iu the county •hsrstbe Letters Testamentary, of Administration or OsardisHthip, may have been granted, first giving tilTT DATS notice thereof,in one of the public gazettes Irthis State, and at the door ofthe Court House, whore sorb sales are to be held. gatke for the sale of Personal property must be giv- •a iu like manner ruRTT days previous to the day of Kacke to the Debtors and creditors of an estate must U asbliibed fortv days. jfatioe that application will be made to the Court of Ordinary for leave to tell LAXD.mustbe published for loon MOUTHS. Notice for leave to «e)l Neciroks mast be published jhr rout aosTUi, before any order absolute shall be ■tit thereon by the Cjnrt. Citations for Letters of Administration, must be •■UUhodrHiRTT DITS—for diamisa.uafromadminis- tratko, mantUf six months—for dismission from fiisrJiseship. *otTT DATS. gaits for tho foreclosure of Mortgage must be nub- fished MONTituT for roe u months—for establishing loit pipers,fur the nu space of THtir.K months—for nspelliag titles from Executoraor Administrators, •hers a Bond has been given by the deceased, the rcu tfACE «f THREE MONTHS. publication* will Rlways be continued according to tk*«*legal requirements, anless otherwise ordered. • ’All letter* directed to this Office or the Editors on foiisess.mast be post paid, to insure attention. Jlllt PRINTING Of every description, executed at the Georgia Teuua«rH Ottice in good style, on the most rcu- iwehle terms, and at the ahorteat notice—via s rt*r»r.CTs, »r.x*K notes, checks. rsitrt, RECEIPT*. instruction books, sheet music, Ac. Ac. Sold at New York pricca for cash. ALSO. JUST RECEIVED, A splendid assortment of Gold and Silver N3 WATCHES, Jewelry. Silver and Plated ■'«»'Ynre. l’..tlcry, Pocket B. oka. l’ort Mon- Spectacles, (gold and silver,)SilvcrComhs, Clocka Bags. Purses, Guns. Pistols. Ac. N. B. Particularattention given to repairing Clocks and \Vatches, and warranted. J A. & S. 3. VIRGIN. To ' be A/flic ted.—Received and for sale. Dr. S. S. Fitch*! Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces aud Inhaling Tubes. Also. D. .Henning's Body Sruce, guide to invalids;furnished gratis. J. A. A SJ. S. VIRGIN. dec < 1G—ly sotscss cjutns, an.t. HEADS, minus CARDS. RLANRS. CIRCULARS, HANDDILI.S. POSTERS. JtC. IM.-.nos, Watches, Jewelry. dfcc. i 1 ;~^!*jr?jHM J- A. A S. S. VIRGIN are still on *f rfTl r ,n ^ to serTe their customers with tho II J x 11 J above article*. Also, a larger assort ment of smaller instruments, and fancy articles, which for the next sixty days they will tell at greatly re duced prices for cash, rail and see ns, on the Avenue between White A Cater’s and Bostick A Johns. In conaequence’of our lata misfortune, we invite all In debted to ua by noto or account,not to forget us in tbia onr time of need. J. A. A S. S. VIRGIN, war 5 29 Floyd House—Macon, Ga. The subscribers take pleasure to inform the t'jiiij Citizens jai this city and Travelling Public AsiULueiierally, that they have leased for atertuof years, the above well known and commodioui House, and bcg'tosny that it ia being entirely renovated, and CHARACTER IS AS NKCErvSARY TO A STATE AS TO A PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL, AND TIIE OLOBV OF A STATE IS THE COMMON PROPERTY OF ALL ITS CITIZEN’S MACON, GA., TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 21, 1850 Fashionable iTIillinary* From the Xorurich Courier. MILS S.AUDOINE. most respectful- ^ A Tale from Heal Life, ly invite* tlie attention of the Ladies ivWg/ by h. l. h. ' ofth rci‘rof Macon audita vicinity-Tbe various incidents cranprised in the follow- to her splendid assortment of irevr »tni fashionable ( . ni r ♦ „ Mllinary, adapted to the Spring and Summer trade. ° , ° w * re . ’ •. la f ^ n,e ’ . ,e ac ! Jnac received and opened, extra fine Lace. Chip, "erafathered hy the xvnto: from one who xy a6 at Italian,Tulip, Milan, Tyrolese and Albana Hats, of ! lbat l,me residing in the inimediate neighborhood the lateit style* Alio, a bcr.atifol assortment of Ribbons. French flower*, etc-, together with every other article usual ly k**pt in her line. Allot' which will be *ol<l at unu- ■ually low price*. She respectfully solicits the atten tiooof purchaser* to her assortment, aril 2nd—33 New Spring' Good*. fixer DUES, GOODS, millenart, eon- ETa, rLOWCRS, RIBBON!, GLOVEa, NOW ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OE EJ3E EaNCT DRESS GOODS, MILLENART, BON- jT, COACHES, | /S|j SETS, rLOWERS, RIBBON*, GLOVES, HO-P'Vr! , f UOCKAWAY3. BAROUCHES, BUGGIES Ac. ' *:ukv, tc. Ill ill FROM J. 31. QUIN BY .J- CO'S. j fTIHE under, igned ha, just received, a largo and • CUEOBATED MA.NTFACTOBY, ' ^*J. ra J? le * :oc > of Ore,, and MMenary wvuriuv w r ’ j C, fK> DS ot every description, embraemg all jheuew Ai. WAUK, n. J. ■ 0 f {] ie season. Her stock in poiut of extent {^-Repairing in tbe various branches executed in aud variety is not surpassed by any in the city, and the very best manner, by u full sett of competent me- j will he sold on the most favorable terms. She re- chanici. All work done at the Establishment cad be i ,pectfully solicit, a call from the Ladies ol the city depended om Particular mtentiou paid to repairing i and ita vicinity and the public generally: and consequently possessed a knowledge of tile whole transaction. In the year 18M, a Mr. W., of Watertown, Jef- coue to iiis bouse s >me lime to day, and make a final settlement. About II o’clock Mr. IV. arrived at the liouae of the Judge, and under the pretence of talking tile matter over iree from interruption, he pro posed a walk. They iu company with Mr. F., left tho house and proceeded across the lots towards a piece of woods. They Walked on till they were nearly half a mile from any house, and li td come to the side of n mudy brook, entirely hidden from view bv hills and AKRTiNG A Grnr. Under Aoe.—A case is now before the New York court, in which an llaliar, by the name of Camilio Doniiaroinma, is on trial on* charge of marrying a Miss A inn L», u ; so Corrco, daughter of John Corrao, of No. t>. Murray street, in that city. Tile girl, st prcsiit, isunderthe uge ol fourteen years, and therefore wilhio tlie control of her parents. The statute law of New York, prohibits nny such marriage iindor the age of fourteen veurs ; and for inch offence, on couvic- more than three pnsonment in the Stale prison, or one year in tlie county prison. Or a fine of $1,000. either of which, at the discretion of l ie court, can he imposed. The following defence of the accused, will explain the milure ofthe case: 7"ne P, Uoner', Examination.—On being cl:a by themngistrat-.thai lie wasatliberty toansv rged r, or Family Carriage*. feb 19 ments will be elegantly arranged, and nothing will be left undone to add to the comforts of the occupants. Uuremitted attention will be paid to all who may fa vor them with thuir patronage. Mr. B. the Senior Proprietor.havinghad many year* experience in the business, fiattera himself, that Ida former course of conduct •« a auflicieut recommenda tion to his numerous friends and acquaintances to claim the liberal support the v have always given him 8. BUFORD. THOMAS WILLIAMS. July 31 -50 E. JT. JOHN’S TON. R At the old stand of Wm. B. Johnston & fS J Brother, Mclbekkt Street,fronting Cot- eloMtfo ton Arentte, Venter in fine Watches and Jewelry of all kinds Silver, silver plated and Brittanis Goods Forcelain Vases. Lamps and Girandoles Gold Pens in gold and silver cases Fancy Goods of*H kind. Fine Guns, Pistols and Gunning equipments Watch-makers, Dsgacreucypist and Gun-smith's ma terials Xlilitary Goods end Trimmings of all kinds Trimmings for Odd Fellows, Masous aud Sons'of Temperance Regalias Walking Canes, a Urge variety Razors and Razor strops Pocket Knizes and Table Cotlery Gentlemens dressing cases and fancy Hardware “Lcbin’a” geuuioe Extracts, cologne Water, Ac. Bilk and steel goods for bags and purses Tea Trays in setts and hy the piece Port Monies, Money Belts and Pocket Books Tooth, Hair and Clothes Brashes, Combs, Ac. Besides, a great many articles toonnmeroas to enu ■Derate. Ho respectfuly invites the Customers of tho old Concern, and every one wishing articles in hia line, to give him a call, feeling confident he will be able to suit them in the quality and price of hi* goods. E. J. JOHNSTON Macon Jany. 8th 1850. CROKHK A. «fc WILLIAM IT. F. HALL, A TTOILNKYS AT LAW. Greenville.Ga.,will jL attend promptly to all hnsiness that tnsy bein- trntsl to them iu the counties ofthe Coweta Circuit, sad also. I* other couutie* adjoining Meriwether, iu stksr circuits. juiielS * 3 — <7t GEORGE W. JORDAN, 4 TTORNKY AT LAW. Hawkinsvili «. Ga.— J\. Practices in the ae\ erni enuntiea ofthe Southern. Washington ofthe Middle, Wilkinson of theOcmnl r«. Houston or the Flint, and Dooly. Sumter. Lee ss-l Baker of the * utbweatern Circuits, liosineas entrusted to hi* care will meet with prompt atten- ban. ry Office at livwkiusvillo. sept 18 *—>y TAYLOR A CULLENS, 4 TTORNKYS AT LAW—Will practice in tlie Southwestern Circuit, a^ in the county ofileory IltkonK William Tatlor, Fbsnci* T. Cullen*, thithbort. Ilandelph Co. FortGain*. Early Co, jane 19 . ^ A. & J. ICC Hit AN, 4 TTORXEY8 AT LAW—Irsvinton, Georgia. A Having associated themselves in the practice of tin Law. will practice in the coantiei of Wdkinaon Baldwin, Washington and Bibb, and in all the coon list of the Southern Circuit. A. a. COCHRAN, S. «. COCHRAN, fob XG J. P. K. SAVAGE, A TTORNEY AT LAW—Tau.aimsags, Fla.— will ntti-nd to any business entrusted to his care ia the rouutie* of Middle Florid*, or adjoining coun ties in Ucorcia. He is pe’iniltud tonfer to the fol- Inwiag gentlemen in Georgia: Hit Excellency Gov. Town*. Milledgevtl.e. Ban. H V. Johnson. Milledcevilie. H A. L. Atkinson and Sam i J. Hay. E*qi Macon. •pi 1« . 33 JANIE3.TV. Avr.niN A TTORNEY AT LAW Jc GENERAL LAND - V AGENT—Austin Texas—Will attend to the toUenion of Foreign debts in Tea**. Investigation »f land titles, obtaining patents, payment of Taxes, On,I every thing pertaining to a General Agency. Refer to Dr. Tho*. R. Lamar. Hon. A H. Cbappcll. a»*l Henry J. Lamar, E*q- of Macon, G*-> Dr. H. P. 8nesl.Talhotton.ua.; H. R. Howard. Esq.. Cnlurn k*«. (Is., sad Francis D. Clayton, Esq.. Sparta, Go wn *7 13 Notice- rilHR undersigned have associated tltem.elves in I. the Practice of Late, coder tho firmol GRKSxl* AM * JONES, and will attend promptly to all pn»- frtiional bnainevt entrusted to them. Office on Mul berry attest, oje door above lirorge Jones crockery sure. el * OJOUO ° JOHN J. GRESHAM, jtu at 84 JOHN J. JOXKS. Law Notice, j H AMES J. SCAB BOROUGH annoonces to his old friends and the public, that he return* to tlie practice of the Law, and will attend tho Superior Coon, of Bihb. Twice*. Hcmstnn. Pulaski. Dooly, Sumter. Lee. Baker.Thomas and Dqcatur. Office at S resent st Jeffiaraneville. Twiggs county, but after 'member next will be et Macon. Gn. fob It 87 J. J. SCAHBOROUGH. Dissolution. rpHR firmof Wm. H. Bray A eo.. is this dsr dis- X solved by mutsal consent. Either partner is so- Chariasd to nae the name of the firm in settlement. WM. M. BRAY. W. J. McELROY. All persons indebted to the old concern, are e aniest- fy requested to csll and settle forthwith. Macon, March 9, 31 Copartnership Notice. T HE subscriber* have this day formed a Copsrt- I eershlpanderthe firm of BRAY, CARHAltr A CO. for the transaction ol a gcnoral Ilnrtltvnre, Tin nnd Copper Ware Bii'iiK*'*. They win in a few weeks open a complete assort ment of Hardware. Iron. Noiln and every article per taining to the bnainesa-, all of which will bo otlered at the lowest prices. WM H. BRAY. Washington Hall—Blncon, Gn. Thi * popular HOTEL ha* passed into the | V, lii hands of tho undersigned, who have had it AjCIULtbontughly cleansed and repaired. It has within the past year, been newly furaiabed through out, and the sleeping apartments are equal, if not su perior. to any Hotel in Georgia. The table will be supplied with the beat the market afford*, and every possible attention will be shown to those wbo may favor ua with a calk The Ladies' Apartment* will be under the personal superintendence of Mrs. Meaka. E. S. ROGERS, JAMBS MEARA. (formerlyofthe American*Hotel. New York, and late of the Pulaski Houae, Savannah. L7*Tallahaaiee Stage office is permanently loca ted at Washington Hall. fob 19 87—ly Oregon House—macon, Ga. jj&ujt The aabaeriber bees leave to an- Rjiiil nouiH-n to tlie public, that be ha* ta- L*v?jl kcu tbia well known Houae, formerly ocrupii-.l by M*j. James M. Cooper. The House is situated in a pleasant and convenient part of town, being near the principal cotton market- it ia now no- dergouig tiiornagh renovation and. being fitted up with new furniture The table will Resupplied with thCsst* tent oils vf life, the l*it the market aSiirds, and no paina will’ ho spared to accommodate those who are distmsrd to patronise the Oregon House. His charges will be as moderate as the times will afford H. P. REDDING, may 7 38 Indian Springs IIof.il This popular Hotel has passed into r;j![ tho hands of the undaraisned, who is !*;u having it thoroughly cleansed and re- paired. He is also having it furnitared throughout. Wmtcb Rppnirlngr. jP AND iwri parts made, of the most superior workmanship and the work warranted; also Jewelry repaired at short notice by E. J. JOHNSTON: Macon Jany. 8tb 1650. Notice- MACON AND WESTERN RAIL-ROAD. The public are respectfully notified, that the fol- lowing rule will he observed in relation to the trans portation of negroes. No negro will be taken in tbe can as a passenger, unless furnished with a duplicate “pass” from the owner or persons having lawful control, specifying that be or sbe boa permission to pass between any two given stations iu tlie cars of the Macon k West ern Railroad. One of the passes in be taken by the conductor, to be placed on file in the office, and oue to be retained by tbe negro. When the person giviug the pass is not known to the officer* »! the company as a responsible party, he will be required to appear at tbe office, and identify bimself. as having lawful control ofthe negro bearing tbe pats. Persons travelling with negroes, will be required to leave with the conductor a written permission for tbe company to transport and, negro over the Hoad. EMERSON FOOTE, Superintendent. Macon. February JS. 1850. S3 spl 18 35—ly MARTHA CAREY. Medical Notice. Dr. Harrison has removed from Eatantou to the city of Macou. and offers his Services in the various branches of his profession. Having been actively engaged for the last ten years in the prac tice of "Medicine and Surgery, aud long the associate of Dr. Branham, he will still give it his undivided at tention. Office near Rea k Cotton's, corner formerly occu pied by Dr. Gorman, llesidenco next dcorabove A. H-. Freeman; near Col. Holt's. G. HARRISON. M. D. . IlEfKRKXCEs.—Thomas Hardeman. Dr. W. G. Lit tle, Rev. W. R. Braulian, Anderson Comer, Jatpes H. R. Wa«biugton, E. B. Cook, Col. P. S. Holt. feb 26 28—3m* Drugs, J. H. St W. S. ELLIS keep constantly on hand n general assortment of Drugs and Medi- ___ does. Merchant!. Physicians and Plantera will be supplied with fresh and genaiue articles at fair prices. Also, a stock of Landreth's fresh Garden Seed*, at the lowest price*—wholesale and retail, near Cotton Avenue, Cberry-atrect. between Messrs E. Bond Scco. and Hines & co’s Auction store, Macou, Ga. mar 19 31 Medical Card- Doctor JAME3 L. FISH begs leave respect fully to tender his professional services to the __ citizens ofMucon and vicinity. He can be found at bis office on Third street.opposite the Floyd House at all boars, unless professionally engaged, oct 9 forson county, N. Y., was appointed paymaster I n, uoen irom view by hills ntui woods. U holly j tion, inflicts n punishment of not general of the army, then stationed at Saclet's I unsaaptcimi* of what awaited him, whut must | years imprisonment in the Stale Harbor, lie was n man quite above mediocrity “ive been hia astonishment when Judge K. in respect to intelligence and unimpeached moral I stepped before him, and wih a t nutitriimice aud character. He was a leader iu society, and en- | t ' >m ’ °- vo, ro not to he misunderstood, told him joyed the confidence aud respect of all with whom : the intent for which they bad brought turn there, be was associated. aud charged him with loo embezzlemeot o($23,- Hia wife, of whom a more particular account OOOof the public money, their reasons for thinking is necessary, was rather above the middle statue, | 80 > * 1 "' tolling him if be did not ds-luse whero It i deiinie ttfnnswer any quest inn that might he nut was they would drown linn on tue spot. I uaw- I . . ■ . , 1 . ° t i ed by these threats, tiie hardened mini, with a look ofinuocence; exclaimed, ‘-J know nothing of i the matter.” No sooner was tills said, than, with a promptness characteristic of tho mail. Judge K., throwing otfhiscoat, seized .Mr. W.aud plang. j ed him into the water. Mr. F held * watch, and counted second*, that they might not drown the tnan. After as much time hud elapsed aa could with safely to tho un happy man, !ro Was raistd from the water It Medical Card. » DR. V/. H. BANKS has removed to Macon and again tenders his professional services to the citizens of this city and surrounding connttry. His office is on Walnnt street, where be may be found da ring t’ied*y,at night at Mr*. Butler’s on Cherry-street, may 29 tl IV09B, BR IDLES & CO, MANUFACTURERS AND SR-XTii: DEALERS IN FURNITI7ISE, CHUBS, FEATHERS, MATRASSES. WINDOW SHADES, Ac. Ac. Ac. On Mulberry street, next to tbe Lanier Boose, mar 13 Macon, Ga. with entire new meats will be equal if not superior to say Georgia—his table shall be supplied with everythias tb*t the market aflbrd*. be therefore solicits a call from the old friends ofthe establishment, and the pub- lie generally, and assures all those who may please tneall upon him. that ifthov co awav dissatisfied, it L.aGG.k EDW'D. VARNER. 38 Cabinet Furnitnrc Warehouse. JAMES H. COOKE. No. Furniture,and tbe aleeping apart- ! J_AME3 H. CUUKB^ NO. ua! if not superior to sny Hotel in I *3 ?.^TV'J°P p0 v.‘l T, l“' shall not be his faolt. may 7 Washington Hall. ATLANTA. GA. The lease of thi* establishment to (jw! iiij Messrs. Rice and Holcombe having Ldml .'ll) expired, the Proprietor has again »s- Aiillli. sumed tlie management of it and will spare no pains necessary for the comfortable accommodation of hoar dera.botb transient and permanent. Hi* table, bar and stables will ever be supplied with the best that the country affords. fy Passenger* by the eats will b* ve ample time to take their refreshments at his establishment, and cacefnl and faithful servants will always be at bandto take charge of their baggage. JAMES LOYD. jan 19 »y— CARMICHAEL’S HOTEL, LANIER, MACON COUNTY, GEORGIA, The uadenigned, having refitted and tlionutehlv repaired this HOTEL, situate on the Sooth-west corner of Coert House square in the town of Lanier, is now prepared for tbe reception of trav ellers *Dd the public generally. His tables will at all time* be supplied with every delicacy afforded hy the eoantry, aud bis Stables attended by reliable and careful ostlers. He respectfully solicit* a call from bis friend*nod tbe travelling public generally, apt9 34 O. C. CARMICAEL. Real Estate For Sale. Tho Dwelling Hoove on Walnut street, at iii] present occupied by S. T. Chapman. iili The Dwelling House on the Hill, occupied by the subscriber. A Iso. a large vacant Lot, frontingon Ccttoo Avenue, in the'burntdiatrict. For terms, apply to npl 30 37 B. F. ROSS. Onr Agent n AS sent n, another lot "f pretty and cheap Bonnet I*, which are hound to sell 1111010-' diatrlv, as follows: White Chip French Rutland* Piab •• Eng soft finish do White Alhoni Chip Blk Florence Corded Braid do Blk Lace Call at K1BBEE A DICKINSON’S. apl 30 Straw Goods. TJELDEN Sc CO.have jostreceivod, alargo Jtj invoice of every description of Gentle-^ ty Church.) New York, has now in stores full nnd complete assortment ofCA’B INET FURNITURE, to which lie is daily making large additions- Purchasers of articles in hi* line would do well to look at bis stock, among which will be fbond every article for the complete famishing of a bouse, ranging with tbe following low rates: High Post Bedsteads, from 67 00 to 675 00 Mahogany French do “ 18 00 to 50 00 Walnut •• do " 15 00 to 40 00 Cottage “ do " C 00 to 18 00 Matrasses at the lowest market rates. Sofas, city maoufaclore, 820 00 to 7* 00 Rocking Chairs, Mahogany. 6 00 to 18 00 Mabog’y Parlor Chairs (prdoz)SQ 00 to 75 00 Bureaus. Card Tables, Book Cases and Wardrobea of the finest qualities, and warranted equal to any in the market. CyParticular attention paid to boxing and ship ment of goods, which is dono by most experienced bands. New York, February, 165-0. mar 5 Ilardcinan dc Hamilton, Warehouse aud Commission Merchants, MACON. TTO CONTINUE to transact business as usual, L v t’i j at tbe old stand, and will attend to it on aa lib- —^5eral term* as any Warehouse in the city. All orders for purchases promptly attended to. Ilaiailfou & Hardeman. Factors and Commission Merchants, SAVANNAH. ttVTU Wl L L give prompt attention to the sale of C'otlnn and Country produce, a* well as to the ““-—filling of order* forBagging, Itope and family supplies. joly 10 47—ly JOHN JONHS & SON, froanaaLT or atcoaj Commission Merchant*, Savannah, Gn, WE offer our services to tha pnhUc for the lenf Produce, tcc., after the first day of September next, and assure those patronizing us, that no pain* shall be spared in rendering them ample justice in the sale of their ^Cotton, filling or ders, Ac. JOIfK E. JOKES, JOBS JOKES. July 17 48—ly N. OCSLET & SON, Warehouse and Commission Merchants, jtrtvn WILL continue Business at their '• Fire ir V^'oof Building*' on Cotton Avenue, Macon, r a, —v ( itorri,,. Thankful lor pastfavors, they begleave to say they will be constantly at their po»t. and that no efforts shall be spared to advance tbe intercut of their patrons. They respectfully ask all who have Cottox or oth er Produce to Store, to call and estimine the safety oftheir Building*, before placing it elswbere. fy Cuitomary Ad ranee* on Cotton in. Store or Shipped, and all Business transacted at the usual rate*. jnne 26 45—ly NEW BOOK STORE. J. BARNES is nnw opening a^lar^e / - rZJ & ,tock of BOOKS AND ST AT y |:KY, on Mulberry street. Third Door df-oct Shot well's old corner, where bo will be happy to see hia former customers. Teachers and others in want of SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY, will find it to their advantage to call, as be is determined to sell at small profits for Cash. , .... Having made arrangements in the North, he can supply to order, any Book* in Law. Medicine. Theo logy or General Literature, and on terms which can not fail to sstisfr. His BOOK-BINDERY is again in operation aud be is prepared to make to order. Blank Account Books of any pattern and style of Bindiug, from the best Linen paper. Law and Alntic Book*, Ac. bound in the beat manner. mar 26 33 Removal. The subscriber!!** removed bis Stock to the Store in the brick part of tho Watkington Hall Bnilding*. next door above Messrs. Geo. W. Price a co., where he will be happy to see hia old customers and friends. He takes pleasure in acknowledging to all, the m&- nv favors that havo been extended to him, and in dulges the hope, that by renewed exertion, he may deaerve a cootinu&Dce. JOSEPH M. BOARDMAN. *ug 14 33 Macon. March 13.1850. WHIT D.CAHHAHT, WWW'*,Youths' and Infants*8TRAW HATS- W. J. McELROY. which will bo sold 25 percent. Jess than ever sold in I thi* market. ' cb 1 Ilats! Hats’.! The undersigned are now receiving A* -—2,' and openiiic their Fall supply, consisting^ar of every article usually kept in their line. 7* , branches. All work entrusted to tfieir Thei, Good. „re all new and fresh. “d'V'U besoldot «ar« will t- -lor-- neatly and wui. promptness- price, ... cannot ..I tosuitpurchaser, of every Wildes in Tin Ware, are also informed. k ' n ''- Wo respectnilly tolicit Iron that thoy can hv a--- nmmodated with any quantity of t‘i° public an cxuunnation ul our TluiiiiiK am! Coppcnmiiliiiis. rilHE undersigned would respectfully inform their l friends slid the public.that they will continue the above business, as formerly by wm. 11. Bray A I tbei Now Books. Now opening at BOARDMAN’S. op- ^posite the scene ofthe lateconflagration. a very laree assortment ofSchcol Books, ! moro extensive than has ever been offered in this ! city. Large invoices are constantly arriving and or- ilers for country trade.can he filled with despatch at low prices. JOSEPH M. BOARDMAN. feb 25 Boots anil Shoes. A good assortment of Mens. Boys. 'and Negro SHOES, constantly on* hand and for sala low by oct 16 T. M. JACKSON. BROTHER A CO. BOOTS AND SHOES—Men, and hoy* Boots and Shoes of every* qoality; Ladies and Misses do. Jost received by apl a ROSS & CO. and of somewhat bountiful appearance she posse* j sod a mind of extroardinaiy capability, cultivated j by the moat assiduous application; and her refin ed taste and polished manners gave her access to the best society. She was honored at-the most conspicuous place at til! social gathering*, and was regarded as a model of all femeniue virtues, and accomplishment*- In entering upon his new of fice. Mr. IV’s. sureties were Judge K. aud Mr.' F. of tho town. Tho former was a lawyer some distinction and had fora number of years been Judge of Borne of the higher courts of the State of New York. He was a man rarely equal* led foraonnduess of judgment, and wa, especially characterised by a discriminating penetration, which qualified him well for the part he bore in the tragicalnffitir I atn about to relate. lie resided in tbe neighborhood of Mr W.,atid possessing unbounded confidence in his integrity, did not hesitate to affix Ilia name to the bond.— Mr. F. a less conspicuous character, was plaiu honest, aud upright firmer, of considerable wealib, and maintained a high standing in society. Nor did he fora moment hesitate to sign the bond of Mr. \V. with Jinlee K. In discharge of the du- liesof his new office, Mr. W., accompanied hy his wife, in the spring of 1814, left Watertown for Albany to receive there the arnonut of public fnnda necessary to meet the demands pf the year. The reason of his wife's accompanying him is uot known, and whether the course taken by her was premeditated, the readvr must judge. Tiny ar rived safely at Albany, and after spending a day or two there, Mr. W. received' money to the amount of $30,009 and they left for home. They had travelled on their return home as far ns Sche nectady, when at a public hnuso where they pas- sed thenighf. the trunk confirming tbu money was opened, and $3,000 abstracted. What must havo been the feelingsof Mr. W. thus to find one tenth ol the amount intrusted to him stolen. The house was immediately searched, and every measure promptly taken for the recovery of the funds and the apprehension of the robbers, but it \%-qs in va'u—no clue that might lead to ita discovery could be obtained. No onednred to suppose, or deemed it were possible that the heantifiil and accomplished per ron accompanying Mr W., who seemed equally afflicted by bia misfortune could be in any way concerned with the deed. Nor could the slight est suspicion enter his own mind, after the intima cy of year*, tlie guilt of his bosom companion.— After making every possible effort for the recove ry of the lost sum, and all proving ineffectual, they proceeded on their return, arrived at Water- town, whero all gave errdenro to their statement of the occurrence at Schenectady; aud the mis- siug funds having been satisfactorily accounted for to the Government, nothing worthy of uote trails, pired till the spring of 1815, when Mr. W., again made preparations for going to Albany to receive' Government fonds. In order to ho secure from any felonious attempts, he decided to go on horse back and return wiili the money in his portman teau. Strange aa it may appear, his wife again peruisted in accompanying hitn. What wero Mr. W's own wishes in regard to tho matter, I know not;, a deeply laid plot, which bad been for years in maturing could not otherwise he consummated, and consequently no refusal on his part could be effectual. Accordingly they again left homo for Albany on the same errand, arrived late, and with all possi ble despatch, procured the money, (the same amount as before) and immediately left for home. They had proceeded on their way as far as Tren ton, when tbe portmanteau containing the mt ney was cot open, and $12,000 taken. No sooner had the robbery been discovered by Mr. W. than hy whnt device I know not. Mrs. W, persuaded the husband that as the $12,000 were actually stolen, and ns they could nut hy any means make amends, (for it was more than they were worth) it would be better to appropriate the money to tln-irown use, and pretend, as they might with equal pro- I to him, lie answered as folio I am 35 years of uge, horn in Italy, and relate the following as my explanation on the charge prefered against me: I, Cjinilo Donarruqn, res pectfully submit to the consideration of your Hon or ibst 1 uni a airingeriii this city ; I am ignorant of the low as well ns of i!ie liiigu 12c. and neither understand or speak Engii-h ; tiuritt - rny reside',ce. iu tbia city, having coufumd myself almost entirely to tho society of niy countrymen, I have had 110 opportunity of either learn iog tbe law or bee on was sometime before he ooqld speak—but when acquainted with the custom* of tho country; that ho did. it was onTy to protest hi* imt'icence,. but j several month, since I became acquainted with Ionise Corrao, who fiailert-d with tiie attention that manner, nnd tone of voice that bore witness ofthe certainty oT their guilt. All effort* to make him confess proving vain ho Wns again plunged by lbo powerful arm of Judge K. in the water. This time it did not fore so well with him. He was kept under water so long that when taken cut he appeared a lifeless corpse. It was a long time before they were able, by their utmost ex ertions to restore him sufficiently to speak.— When he did speak it was to repeat the same denial «s before. Tbe heart of an ordinary man must have foiled, in either situation—that of Judge K. or Mr. \V.—but the former tvns well satisfied that the other must know something of tbe lost funds. I’lacing himself in a position where he could note tiie features of the twice drowned mnn, he thus addressed him: “Mr. W., we know that you have in your possesion, or know something ol dint money. Now disclose everything, or we will sink yoor body trembling under tho weight ol a guilty conscience, iu that water never to emerge with life, and will hurry your guilty spirit, with out one momeutTor repentence, before the tri- bual of Heaven, to receive tbe recompense of your crime*. Disclose at once or you die.” This whs uttered in n tone and with an emphasis that forced upon the miud of Mr. W. the absolute corlaiuty of its fulfilment. The guilty mnn trembled.— For n time utterance foiled hitn. His terriblead- versary was still sonnding i" 1 his enrs tlie certain doom that awaited him. He could conceal the tin'll no longer. That power which had aided him in the com mission nl tho crime, and till now kept him from the disclosure, bad forsaken him and the thought of rushing into tho presence ofliis God, with his sin9 unrepented, forced him to reply: ',1 will tell yon all I know about it—your suspicions are correct—the money is in my possession, orat least $30,000. Ofthe remaining 3,000.1 kuoiv nothing. Yon will find it either iu a black trunk in onr bed-chamber or tinder the hearth.” Judge K. leaving him in care of Mr. F. till he should have ascertained the iru b o" this a atement, started for ll e house. He uai seen by his wife, nnd the lady by whom the tnle was related to the writer, coining across the fields covered with mud. cud to use the words of the former, appeared like n murderer.” Alarmed at such a tight, his wife, though from her feeble health, hardly able to walk, met him at the dpnr with the inquiry— ''Hnsbsud. what have you hern doing!” As calmly as the circumstances would permit, he re plied— paid her—being at first only that which was paid her as a pretty girl—by degrees encouraged, and I may say provoked an intimacy, mien s she developed, grew into attachment io such an ex tent. that on various occasions, and as repeatedly as convenient, she would meet me in various places and amongst others, at Mr. Fontini’s No. 99 Reade street, whilher >ho would come ulo.uo aud unprotected, and remain with mo for hours; I often expostulated with her on her youth and unfitness for marriage, when the invariably, and in the presence of three witnesses, proclaimed herself to he a woman iu every pnrlicolar, and that she was fifteen years of age; these nn*wera wete not only to me, hut to those whom I will produce, as they would often talk to her of bor youth; timo rolled on, and Bimllf, on Tharsday, tlie -fth of April, she calk'd on me with a letter from her mother, which I will produce, :nJ which will explain the peculiar position in which I was plac ed ; and on that occasion, in a moment of passion excitement, caused hy the virtuous expre-sion of female love, warmly respouried to on my part, Saturday following was fixed for our m'irr’age. The 5 th of April, Louise Carrao again called on me alone, in my rooms, and brought some of her linen underclothes; the following day, the Gth, she again called atuuo and brought her wedding dress, and iu my rooms prepared for the cere mony ; after it was over, we retired to apartments I had hired for her in the Fonrtb avenue ; and she immediately thereupon, at ray request, wrote to her father, informing him of the step we had taken, and asking forgiveness and pardon. Gu the 8lh or 9th, we baa interviews, nnd her father then said to me : “Camillo, you have n.arrieJ my daughter without my knowledge. I will forgive you if you can clear yourself of the imputation charged against yon, and prove that Rafuellu ia notyoar wife.” An Oid Mica 11. “If men sneer, a* our habit ia. at tho artifices of an old beauty, at her paint, perfumes, ringlets ; at those innumerable, and tous utikoown, stratagem* with which she is said to remedy the ravages of time and reconstruct the charms whereof year# havo berelt her; tho ladiesi it is to be presumed, are not on theirttide altogether ignorant that men are vain as well as they,and that the toilet of old hunks are to the full ns elaborate aa their ovvu. How is it that old Blusbingti.u keeps that con stant little rose-lint on his cheek*; and where does old Blonde] get tbe preparation wnich makes IVehcre JurJ the old fellow under vatcr and maie\ his atlver hair pass for gulden t Have you ever * '* * * *ieeo £*»rd Hotspur get oft in* horse ufion ho tbittkt nobody is looking? Taken crat« his *tir- nips, hift&hiuy boots can harJIr totter up tho step# of Hotspur Hoaf*e. He is :i dashing young noble*- man stiil as you see the buck of him iu Rotten Row; when yon behold him on foot, what an old old fallow! Did you ever form lo youreelf any* idea of Dick L tcy. fDick bis been Dick tbeao sixty ye*>r*) in a natural stute. nnd without bia him ovn tektrt the monryisJ”—Judse K. proceeded to ll*e house of Mr. W. nnd inquired where the Intly watt. Ho was told tint she was in her cham ber, but did not wish to see any oue. Without ceremony Jud^e K. ascended the staira, nf» we may suppose, in no careful manner, and knocked ; at the door of the apartment pointed out. He ! heard o <.raslliog uoise within, but no voice was heard. In a rage he set Ida foot rgainst ilie door and burst it open and enter'd. Mrs. W. was git- , atnya! Ail these tr.en arc tiogon the bed. He immediately explained the aerver of hit roan life and object of his visit, and concluded by telling her * that the money must be forthcoming. Seeing the “black trunk,* ho proceeded to open it, anu examine i»s contents, when *be exclaimed “It is not there.** Her position upon the bed at this moment ex- priety, flint the whole had been taken. The conn- ; cited suspicion that the money must be about her t Umbrellas nnd Parasols for side at the 'store of EDDY Sc LAIHROP. apl a S UMMER HATS—Men’s and Boy's Pa- rw. nama Hats. Leghorn, Pedal straw, I’almAjH Leaf. Faraale by ■pi23 K1BBEE St DICKINSON. S HADY—200 Umbrellas, fre-m 35 eta to 63 j -tS. 300 Parasols, from 12J to S3 00 25 Umbrellas for Bneeica. for sale bv - apl 23 KIBBEE * DICKINSON. Gentlemen in want of a fine call Boot, ca Sad them by calling on mar 12 MIX ft KIRTLAND. Ladies silk and plain lastingjBronze Gai- 9 ter*. Received and for sale by mar 12 MIX ft KIRTLAND. TEAS both gTcen and black, just received n fall assortment from the celebrated Caxton b4BT4t coronanv. for sale by mar 5 C. A. ELLS ft SON. Agents. selling of his wife, aided ns we must believe hy the spirits of dnrknrfs finally were clfortunl, and the unhappy man, till then upright iu ull Lis deeds consented. The reader must ere this he well aware where the $3000 were, hut Mr. IV. did not know, nor did he learn tho full iniquity of tho scheme in which he had suffered himself to become iuvolved, until considerable time had eiapsed, nnd the ex citement of the transaction had in n measure sub sided; not till then did Mrs. W. dare to disclose to him, th« full depth of her guilt. But to resume tho narrative at the point where we left it, the rob bery at Trenton. After the remainder of the money had been safely concealed about the person ol Mrs. IV. the alarm wsa given, and tho extent of the robbery was shown by the rent and rifled portmanteau, the Itnuse was searched, individuals apprehended upon suspi cion, rewards were offered, and every mean, tiro which tho fertile mind of Mrs. \Y could invent, to give plausibility to tho statement was and he immediately commenced pulling off the, bedclothes; in total disregard of all she could say of tbp impropriety of such conduct in a Indy’s bed-chamber. Decorum was out of the question. Sbs next attempted to accomplish by force what she couid not by reason, hut with the ease nf a giant he lifted her from the bed, and removing the covering, he saw a quilted garment that ap peared as though it might contain the money.— He seized it. when Mrs. W. exclaimed, “You have got it!" He immediately left tho house and pro ceeded with bis prize to a neighbors, when the whole amount $33,030, was found quilted between two pairs of gentleman’s drawers the property of theofficer who died at Mr. W.’a a few days be- fore: and to uso the words of Judge K., when lie seized the drawers, in her bed-chamber, 6he seem ed to he more troubled about the name or, them tbnu the money, as that would furoish abundant evidence of her guilt in the death ofthe officer.” Mr. W. was released, and relumed to his home; but his wife—she who had instigated to the corn- carried into effect. A* we may suppose, all was ' mis-i >11 of his crime.now knowu to tbe world.was ineffectual for the recovery of the money. The | 110 where to he found. Search was mnde in all missing funds were missing still. After the return of Mr. aud Mr*. XV. to Water- town, in great apparent dejection, at the loss of such an amount of money, their “ plain nnvoruish- hjects whom the ob- :antlers may contem plate with ns much profit ns the moat elderly Bolgravion Varna, or inveterate Mayfair Jezebel. An old reproba'o daddy long legs, w iio has never said bis prayers (except perhaps in public) these fifty years : an old hock who still clings to a- rainy of the habits of youth as his feeble grasp of health can hold by; who has given up the hotile. hut sits with young fellows over it, and tells naughty stories upon toast olid water—who has given up benoty, but still talks about it as wickedly as thn youngest roue in company—sucii an old follow, I say if any parson in I’imiico or St. Jamo’a wero to order the beadles to bring him into the middle aislo, and there set him in an arm-chair, and make a text ol him, and preach about him to the congre gation, could be turned to a wholesome use for once in his life, and might be snpriaed to find that some good thoughts came of out of him.— Thack eray. Tine lie,><1 an.l Use Heart. Here is a beautiful thing from the pen ot .Mrs. Cornwall Barry Wilson: “Please, my lady, buy a nosegay or bestow a trifle,” was themidreas of o pale emaciated woman, holding a few withered flowers in her hand, ton lady who sat on tho beacj at Brighton, watching the blue waves of the receding tide. “ f h ive no pence my good woman,” said the lady, looking up from tlie novel aho was perusing with a listless gaze; " if [ had I would give them to volt.” “I 11 poor widow, with three helpin'* obildren depen- ing upon me: vrontd you bestow a Mnall trifle to help tison our way 7 “I have no hi.f-pence,” re iterated the lady, somewhat pelli-lily. “ Ready,” the added, as the poor applicant tarn- the apartments or the house, butiu vain. Assoon ns her absence became known intelligence was brought that a neighbor had seen her crossing the (ieldts with n hurried step, in the direction of the ed tale,” agreeing perfectly when told hy either, I river—(tbe Black River.) The truth flashed at _ . their well affectrd sorrow nnd above all the char- once upuu tho minds of nil that the had fonad a pr l meekly away, “this is worse than the -beets ncter previously sustained by Mr. IT. for hones- watery graye. The liver was searched aud a lit- ! of London; they should haves police ontii" shore ty and integrity, left to the minds of most no doubt ifo below where she was seeu crossing the fields. * prevent anonymize.” They were the. though 4- of the truth of their statement. The bond-men bor body wns found, with such a look of iinnllera- : l e ®* dictates of the head. •• Mamma.” said a blue of Mr. IV*. though ruined in property, deemed it ; hie anguish depicted on the countenance, aa plain* J eyed hoy, who was playing on the beach at the Macon Candy Manufactory. T HE Subscriber still continues to manufacture CANDY of every variety, next door to Ross ft Co's, on Cotton Avenue. Having increased my facil- 'ties aud obtained additional Tools, I am now prepar ed to put up to order CANDIES of any variety, and warranted equal to any inanufacted in th South. I al so manufacture a superior article of Lemon and other Syrups, Cordials, Preserves, Ac. All my articles are well packed; and delivered nt anv point in tho city, and warranted to eive satisfac tion. • ' H. C FREEMAN, Agent, march 12 13t 30 our friends and 4hene item kind of Ware, at the lowest prim s.a.'/d nn very abort n ilicc. RKAV, CARHART ft CO.. Next door hut one to Scott, Carharl ft Co. mar J9 31 Southern Mutual Insurance Co. T HIS Company is now in very sucretafnl opera ti'iu. having 1,1 icdin eleven months on 42,500,- 000, and rcccivcdSI 10.000in premium*, creating a fcala*--capital ofriiat amount, end susiain.id but a- bont 62.500 losses.which 1rera paid iu ten Imurs after notice and proof. Tho business is done upon the mu- • i prim ipl, . bv « Inch hoi/, nll.l in snUlo raaes. nine- trntiis ol I be expense of inmrnnre is saved to the in- rarer. All kinds .,1 riak KIRK, MARINE INLAND •;IFE OK SERVANTS, promptly attended tu.— k namnnicatioiif should be anilressei! totbe Secretary. A HULL. President. l.UiPtBJCM, Secretary, Gridin. 11. 8. LANIER, Agent Moron. • ent , 3 —IV belden ft co. oct 2 J i Yl ty.« Boots mitl Shoos. Tlie sobacribers now receiving ami tirtfi/iii.* h ru'njilt te assortment of* tiie above twnritlny in part, &s follow*, vix: Gent'* fine Calf Boots Do “ water-proof do Do " Shoes Men's thick Pegged Boots Do Brooms, Ruanets, Kips Women’* Sewed and Pegg'tl ??lioef Do Pegg’d Bosk ini M.’fh’s, Bov’* and Children’* Sl>oe* of every vans ill of which will be sold low for CMh. p«tg . - w pgLPKN A CO. 5 ctis'‘0*upcr(i»c Boots Palm Leaf and Panama llnti Pur sale bv T. M’ JACKSON CO. Washington flail Stables. NEW ABBAUGEMBHT. A. C. MOREHOUSE hav. ? ini* purchased the intererfbf ,Thomas A. Brown, in the a*^ bove establishment* The bnainesa will hereaiter be carried on under the firm of MOREHOUSE & I1AR. RIS, who viH bebappy to serve their friends and customers at the SMtwt notice,aud^i c ^.°O* manner. Plows- On 10 F ree hjrn Plow*, stocked 4\J 20 Noll *• 25 each. Nos 10 and 11, without stock* ]9 •* ** ] and *2 self sharpening Plowg 19 — 44 6 and 7 inch turning 44 AJjo.an assortment of Cultivators. tub »oil and side hill Plows, corn ahellers and straw cutters, extra points and bar* for each. For sale by apl 9 17 E. B. WEED. policy to affect to believe tbe whole, at len6t till j ly told the depth of tbe struggle which had taken l»dy*s feet, flinging pebbles into the sea, 44 some discovery mi|ht bo made to jnsti/y finspi* j place iu her bosom. Home she had rendered des- ! you bad n penny, for the j>oor woman doc cion. About this time nn invalid officer of the j o'ate; a husband’s reputation blasted; and with liungry. nnd you kuow lb»t we going t army «t Snckett's Harbor, not being able to per- j a bund more venomous than the touch of nn en- ; form his duty, came to Watertown for medical aid venomed serpent she had plucked from tiie npao* I and took lodgings in the family of Mr. W. In a | ciated name of both, every thiug that was worth few days after bia arrival be died. His remains j living for. She could hear the thought of exist- were interred in a decent manner, nnd as the I ence no longer. The dreadful act was mediated, j place of his nativity wes not known and uo friend J The discovery of her gui/t drives her todespera- • was there to honor his memory with a tear, bo | tion—deaperution hurries her footsteps, and 1 soon forgott Tho swollen and unnatural size of h ; s body ex cited remark; but it was attributed to disease. A few days after bia decea.se, Mrs. W. went to a merchant in the adjacent village, and requested him to receive as a loan $600. She said it was n present to her children, fix ni a friend, and chedid not wish Mr. W. to know any thing of the mat ter. This circumstance id mentioned here iu con- feqnenceof the indirect bearing it has on the se quel of our tale. Buttoreturn. Judge Iv. was a near neighbor of Mr. \V. and n very familiar man in his habits; he often visited his house at tbe from a projecting cliff she casta herself into tho deep nnd rushing current below, the scene closes forever over a being who, but for tbi-t first yield ing to temptation, might have shone conspicuous- Iv in the halls of earlli. ' Lisbon, X. Y. t Xov. 14, 18 id. C5T Huuvn’Lifc and Pulsation.—It is stated that the human life can be estimated by tho pul sation a man performs. Thus allowing 70 years for tho common age of man, and 60 pulses in a most unexpected hours; aud though he discover- nil note for the common age of man, and 60 pulses ed nothing that would bn of nless perceptive mind C. MOREHOUSE, JUDGE W. HARRIS. cited the suaquetou j he saw many thing* Partnership* that forced upon him the conviction that the lo*t i ’’I.TES8RS* WOOD * BRADLEY, hs.inc *«o “"" e y b , e!l1 lh , e , !r P'^.ioi, M dated With them Mr. Grfsvhxe Wood.in the 1 £ OD S>? > 0,h c-mverse witb perfect ease Cabinet Furniture and Chair business—tlie same will ' ol ‘ tho subject of tbtnr misioi tune and foment with he hereafter he conducted under the name and atyle : apparent sincerity, their loss, stnl a guilty cun- of WOOD. BRADLEY ft CO., and solicit for the i science would betray itself, in snme way not per new concern acoatinuaacs of tho patrouage so liber* ceptilde to the multitude. Accordingly he left . bia chamber, unknown to hi- wife (who by reason j of ili health occupied another bed in the same 1 a minute for tbe common measure of pulses, tbe number of pulses iu his whule life would amount to 2.207.520,000. But if, by intemper. ance, be forces hia blood into u more rapid motion, sous to give 73 pufoes in a minute, the same number of pulses may be completed in 56 years, reducing bis exiseuce Id vents. A CAK». . , „ The und-rsicned. having sold Ills interest in the J*n Wasl.ii,-ton Hall Stable* to Mr. A. C. Mobehocsz. would solicit for the new concern, a continuance of tho pstronaee so libcrallv bestowed on tlie old firm of ally extended to the late tirm. THOMAS WOOD. ELIJAH A. BRADLEY, GRENVILLE WOOD. ■ patron: Brown A Harris, feb 19 'THOMAS A. BROWN. nar 12 .Silk Goods;. pllAMRUON dre.a Ir ilk*: figured changeable do 3 ' fi d Poult da aoie do.; plain and tfo'd black Jo. f Gro da Rliina: cincbuw for Aprons - rii.J summer siilkk laugeablt* Battiftodo; Foulard dress k UronadinPB; colored Florence* '» **test at} Us just received nnd for sale cheap bv KIBBEE A DICKI.VSUN ’e have in Bt4>re. and shati be re mg weekly, Geutt medium fine sewed naif Boot*. Alio, tine medium calf pegged ItcHitB and Slioea of all kind* and quality, usually call* . ed for.and would invite tho*o wishing to purchase to oallaifo examine for themself ^ „RTLANP._ Ladics fine rillt and plain lasting Gaiters ! uslreceived and tor.sale by w ,,,, V n Kibbce A Dickinson, Offers for sale Cate* Men's call pegged and sewed —Boots , , _ Case* Men's calf peeecd and sewed Brogans Do do kip and thick do Do Bon kip and coat do Do Youth, and children a eathe- do Do Women's kip, goat and seal Bootees Do do low quarter acai sod morocco aboe* Boxes Ladicsfine satin Gaiter* (ail CO ' OI ' , J Do do do kid slippers a° Do Misses fine Gaiters _ . Do rhihir.-n's patent leather Boc.ta and shoes J 150 apl 9 Weeding Hoes. Doz Brades’ Nos 1, and 3 Patent Hoe« 25“ “ Crown 15 •' “ New Ground U0 44 Scovil’acaat steel Hoes, for sale hy E. B. WEED. room) and for fourteen nights ill aaccepsion lay • upon tbe piazza ol Mr. \V s bouse directly under 1 the w indow of their sleeping apartment. Ho could perceive tlu?m talking in. a low' tone | at all times ofthe night, bat bo indistinctly that ho could make out oothiug of any consequeuce. ! However, by some means or other he came to ; tbe conclusion that they were about to leave the j country ; and he immediately determined upon Rctv« of an Anciknt California City.—An tiquarians will feel deeply interested in the disco very of vast regions of ancient ruins near San Die go, and within a days march of the Pacific Ocean, at the head of the Gulf of California. Portions of liberal margin for profit temples, dwellings, lofty stone pyramids, (seven of not stumble on many ; these within a uiilo square) and tna*i<is-e granite selling $J 00,000 worth t rings or circular walla, round venerable tfees, col- average advance on shei umns and blocks of hieroglyphics—ail speak of notes at six and tw * some ancient race of men, now forever gone, their , morally certain not I wish oea look to havo nice dinner, and you have promised me a giass of wine.** The heart of tho lady answered the appeal of tho child; and with u blush of bhamo crimsoning her cheek at the tacit reproof his art less words conveyed, sbe opened her reticule, pla ced half a ctowd in hi* liny hand, and in another moment the boy was bounding along the suiids oo bis errand of mercy. Iu a few seconds be returned, hia eyes spark ling with delight* and his features glowing with health and benoty. *• Oh, mamma, the poor wo man was so thankful, ?ho wanted to turn buck, but I would not let her* and she said, “God Mess the noble lady, aud you, too, my pretty lumb, my children will now have bread for these two days, aud we shall goon our wav rejoicing.*” The eyes of the lady glistened ns she heard the recital of her child, and har heart told her that its dictates be stowed a pleasure, the cold reasoning of the head. could not bestow.** B ki (Br* Adtertisuto.—In referring to its history nnd recent enlargement, the New York Tribune shows that its advertising business has increased from $3,000 to $G,000 above the increase of tho next preceding year. Tht* ncrease of I8i8 upon 1S47* wn» not quite $2,000: but the increac** nT 1849 upon 1818 was upwards ot $7,000. With refer ence to advertising generally, and its influence on biificess, the Tribune makes the following seubiblo and j»»gt remarks: % “ The business world if just beginning f° hnvo florae glimmering notion of the revolution in trade* which advertising is destined tc* effect. Pheoltl wav of doing a small busir.OBB at « I« r £© , : *k nnd nt it.* Just * ji. It can- Instead of On Consignment* 4 Casks of fine Brandy, warranted a genuine im ported article 25 bblfl premium Family Flour 25 half bbla do do do i nffof T obf 1 *B ucke hP B nx^a 'f loarP aUa? box eaI*Jc c. j They immediately concerted a plan to test tho again, tbe mouumeuU of Phmnicia'.'und yet in nm- Affof he above Will be sold wholerale or retail at! truth of their suspicions; an « precautiouaiy „ich prices aa mast sail, ami warranted to qive sat- j measure a physician of eminence was consulted . - « iif muPY ITUFVU A V i desperate effort to ascertain tha correctness of history actually unknown to suy ol the exiting i their suspicions. Accordingly he imparted to families of mankind. In 6ome points these ruins 1 Mr. F. his associate bondman, a full uccouut ol resemble the recently discovered cities ul Paleu* i alike had been witness to, and his strong belief que. itc. near tho Atlantic or Mexican Gulf coast; that they had or knew something of the money, in others, the ruius of ancient Egypt; iu others, isfaction, or no sale. ! apl 23 warren freeman. to bow long a person might be kept under ny features they differ lroin all that 1 hav . red to. I observe that the discoverers deem them are totally jncupabie no to be ante-diluvmn, long dsn! fifteen percent, heir cn.t, nnd taking clippery ve mouths for them—r.otes o be paid at rauiurity—the city jobber roust ere long sell n million of dollars’ worth for prompt and sure pay at a profit ot one to five per cent 1 and the trader who knows not how to do Ibis mu-t run cut. The maxims, the ideas generated by a state of things wherein ad- veriisilis in a half dozen papers would ouly con ey information to eight or ten thousand petsor s that a like cniioiiuce ' 13 MIX ft KIRTLAND- UWIIV tuJOU „ CODCVeSS Boots Purchasers vcill do well to lock at tho above sloe*, mar 13 F i,Ol'R—100 bb’a end half bbla premium Gene see Floor, for sale by may 11 EDDY ft LATHROP- swains u suits ‘llw t_l I nt, “'DICIB UQttill klixj — s , —- J ■ j . . , j* diluvian, while the present Indians have i ment may be thus conveyod to a bait a million ot water uad resumeitaled. Aa it might be that tiiey j a tradition of a great civilized nation, which their j persons, uud with almost toe celeri y of thought.—- worn about to remove, .10 delay ia execqting the | fiurctciotis forefotiters utteriv destroyed. The re- I Advertising haa increased _ tea- o o w:th:u ...a aet scheme was coDsdered safe The seme morning, gion of the ruins is called by tbe Indiana, ''The ! twenty years: and it must increase in at least equal therefore Judge K. sent to.Mr. IV. wiehing him to Valley of Mystery.”— It'i-’ncr'* Chronicle. ^ ratio for the next rweatj'. *