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Newspaper Page Texti '^aeUi BY SAM’I* J. RAY &, THOS. L. ROSS. MACON, GA., TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 4, 1850. THE GEORGIA TELEGRAPH 18 PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING MY KAY <k BOSS. Terras: For the paper ia advance, per annum, *3 30. If DOS paid in advance 03 00. If not paid until tbe end of tlie year $5 30. No p iper discontinued, except at tbe option of the PubUihtr. until all arrearages are paid. AoegHrisxiCKSTS at tbe regular charge, will be $1 a square of ten lineior lets, for tbe iirst insertion, and SO cenfs for each subsequent continuance. Advertisers by the year will be contracted with on liberal terms, it being expressly understood that con tracts forlyearly advertising, relate only to the immedi ate, legitimate business of tbe individual or parties •ob tracking. Advertisements not specified as to time,will be pub- lialied until forbid and charged accordingly. Mariiiaoz* and Obituary Notices exceeding ter links, will be charged as advertisements. fj* N. B. Sales of Lands, by Administrators, Ex- •catora, or Guardians, are required by'law, to be held en the first Tuesday in the mouth between tbe boars ol 10 in the forenoon, and 3 in the afternoon, at the Chart-Haase,in the County in which the Land is situ ated. Notices of these sales raosLbe given in a public gaxetto sixtt days previous to tbe day of sale. Sales of Nkoroes must be made at a public auction on the first Tuesday of the month, between tbe usual hoars of sale, at the place of public sales in the county whvrethe Letters Testamentary, ^>f Administration or Guardianship, may have been granted, first giving sixty days notice thereof.in one of the public gazettes efthis State.and at the doorofthe Court House, where such sales are to be held. Notice for the sale of Personal property mast be giv. en in like manner forty days previous to the day of sale. Notice to the Debtors and creditors of an estate must be published forty days. Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell LANU.must be published for FOUR MONTHS. Notice for leave to sell Xkgroxs most be published fur FOUR months, before any order absolute shall be made thereon by the Court. Citations for Lett ers of Administration,mast be published thirty days—for dismission from adminis tration, monthly six months—fur dismission from Guardianship, forty days. Rules for tbe foreclosure of Mortgage mnst be pub lished monthly for roan months—for establishing tost pspors.forthe full sr ace of three months—for ro-npslling titles from Executors or Administrators, whore a Bond has been given by the deceased, the FULL SPACE of THREE MONTHS. Publications will always he contianed according to these legal requirements, onles* otherwise ordered. •.‘All letters directed to this Offlreorthe Editors on business, must be post pstn, to insure attention. PIANOS! PIANOS! Just received st the Music Depot of tbe sub scribers. train the celebrated manufacturers. J. Chick ering, Nunna A Clark. A. H. Gale A Co., a variety of the latest styles of PIANO FORTES. The rep ntation of these instruments is such, that it would be superfluous for os to comment a pun their tneiits, dis interested and compcteut judges have long since ren dered their verdict, aud highest encomiums of praise, in tbeirfavor. Those wishing an article on which they can depend, will do well to call and examine; Out tars, Vtolint, Motes. Drums. Fifes, Banjos, Tam- fort**, Clarionets, Flageolets, Bogles, Concert Horns, Trumpets, Cornopiam, Accordions, and a variety of other instruments. Strings fyr Guitar and Violin instruction books.sheet music, Ac. Ac. Sold at New York prices for cash. ALSO. JUST RECEIVED. Gold and Silver ,. Silver and Plated , . Cutlery, Pocket Books, Port Mon ies, Spectacles, (gold and silver.) 8ilverCombs, Clocks Bags. Purses, Guns. Pistols. Ac. If-■ B. Particular attention given to repairing Clocks and Watcbos, and warranted. J A. A 8. S. VIRGIN. To the Afflicted.—Received and for sale. Dr. S. S. Fitch's Abdominal Supporters. Shoulder Braces and Inhaling Tube*. Also. D. Benniug's Body- Brace, guide to invalids, famished gratis. , J. A. A S. S. VIRGIN. dec< 16—ly PLANT’S CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT ALSO. JUST RECEIVED, fiL A splendid assortment of ( (fTa WATCHES, Jewelry, Sih i - *'iisfg w — Cutlery. Pocket Rm Pinuqs, Watches, Jewelry. Ac. J. A. A S. S. VIRGIN are still on (hand to serve their customers with the _ /above articles. Also, a larger assort ment ol smaller instruments, and fancy articles, which for the next sixty days they will sell at greatly re duced prices fur cash, csll aud see os. on the Avenue between White A Cater’* and Bostick A Johns. In consequence ofoor late misfortune, we invite all in debted to ua by note or account.not to forget us in this onrlimeof need. J. A. A 8. S. VIRGIN, mar 5 29 JOB PRINTING df every description, executed at the Georgia Telegraph Office in good style, on the mott rea sonable terms, and at the shortest notice—viz: pamphlets, blank notes, chkcus. ERIEFS. RECEIPTS, CIRCULARS. BUSINESS CAROS. RILL HEADS, HANDBILL! vimriNn cards, blanks. posters.* Floyd House—ITIacon, Ga. |S| The subscribers take pleasure to inform the lull Citisens of this city and Travelling Public generally, that they hove leased for a term of years, the above well -known and commodious House, and beg to say that it is being entirely renovated, and will be fitted up in the most tastelul and approved style by the 1st of August next. The Ladies' apart ments will be elegantly arranged, and nothing will be left undone to add to the comforts of the occupants. Unremitted intention will be paid to all who may fa vor them with their patronage. e Mr. B. the Senior Proprietnr.havingbad man wears experience in the business, flatters himself, that his former course of coudact is a sufficient recommenda tion to his numerous friends and acquaintances to claim tbo liberal support they have always given him S. BUFORD. THOMAS WILLIAMS. . July 31 50 NOW OS HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TIKE COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES Ac. FROM J. if. QUIN BY <*• COS. CELEBRATED MANUFACTORY, NEWARK. N. J. Repairing in tbe various branches executed in the very best manner, by a fall sett of competent me chanic*. All work done at tbe Establishment can be depended on. Particular attention paid to repairing Family Carriages 97 feb 19 Fashionable Millinary. of the city of Macon and its vicinity— 1 the latest styles. tion of purchasers to her assortment apl 2nd—33 MRS. CAREY GEO-tGE W. JORDAN, A TTORNEY AT LAW. Hawkinsvii.i.e, Ga.— Practices in the aey erni counties of the Southern Washington of the Middle, Wilkinson of the Ocmnl gee. Houston of the Flint, and D*mly, Sumrer. -Lee and Bakerof the Southwestern Circuit*. Business entrusted to his care will meet with prompt alteu turn. {.^*0Ice at Hawkiusville. sept 19 S—ly TAYI.Olt & tlXl.KNN, * TTORNEY3 AT LAW—Will practice in the A Snithweateru Circuit, and in the county of Henry- Alabama. William Taylor. Francis T. Cullens, Cutlibert, llaudelph Co. Fort Gains. Early Co. June 19 41 A. Ac COCHRAN, a TTOUNEYS AT LAW—Iravinton,Georgia „*Y Huvinu ossiicir.ted themselves in the practice «l the Last, .rill practice ii. the counties of W.lkiusnn. Baldwin. Washington and Bibb, aud in all the coun ties of the Southern Circuit. * a. *. COCHRAN, J - COCHRAN. feb 26 J. P, K. MYISEi \ TTORNEY AT LAW—Tallahassee. Fla — will attend t-. nuy business enlrnstt-d to his care in ilia counties ol’Midtlfe Florida, or a.-joining coun. ties iu Georgia. He is peimitted to refer to the fol lowing genllemrn in Georgia: His Excellency Gov. Towns, MillcdgcviHe. H-iii. H. V. Johnson. MiUedgcrille. K A. L. Atkinson and Som'l J. Huy. Esqs Maeon. spl 16 35 J AMES IV. WEBB) 4 TTORNEY AT LAW A GENERAL LAND AGENT—Austin. Texas—Will attend to the collection of Foreign debt* in Texas Investigation of land titles, obtaining patents, payment of Taxes, and every thing portainiugto a General Agency. Holer to Or. Tlwi*. R. Lamar. Hon. A H. Chappell, and HenrvJ. Lamar, E»q.. of Macon, Ga., Dr.H. P. tjuaad, Talbottnn, Gag R. R. Howard, hsq.. Colum bus, G*.. aud Francis D.Clayton, Esq..Sparta, Ga. nov 57 . 13 Noilro. T HE undersigned hsve associated themselves in the Practice of Law. under the firm of GRESH AM A JONES, and will attend promptly to all pro- fesiionft) bniitidt «ntmited to them. Office on Mul- berry street. one door jan 99 54 JOHN J. JONES. I.stw Notice, J AMES J. SCARBOROUGH snnoonre* to hi* old friends and the public, that he rctorna to the practice of the Law, and will attend the Superior Court* of Bihb. Twiggs. Houston. Pnlsski. Dooly. Sumter. Lee. Baker, Thoms* and Decatnr. Office at present at Jeffersonville. Twice* couuty. but after No-ember next will be at Macon. Ga. feb 19 97 J. J. SCARBOROUGH. Southern mutual Insurance Co. rillII3 Company i* now in vory successfulopera X lion, having issued io eleveu month* on 8.,j00,- 000. and received SI lO.OOOin premiums, crest tig n business capital of that amount, and unstained buta- bout 05.300 losses, which were paid in ten hours after notice and proof. The business is done upon the nio- tosl principle, by which half, sod in some cases.mine- tenths of the expense of insurance u saved to the in- snrer. All kinds of risk.FIRB, MARINE, INLAND LIFE of SERVANTS, promptly attended to.— Communicationa should be addressed totlie Secretary. A. HULL, President. J.U* Parsons, Secretary, Griffin. R. S. LANIER, Agent Macon. sept 4 Washington Hall—ITIacon. Ga. This popular HOTEL has passed into the jHnij hands ol the undersigned, who hsve had it '.i3iUI.thnroughly cleansed and repaired. It has within the past year, been newly furnished through out, aud the sleeping apartments are equal, if uot su perior, to any Hotel in Georgia. The table will he supplied with the best the market affords, aud every possible Attention will be shown to those who may favor us with ucall. The Andies' Apartments will he under the personal superintendence nfMrs. Mkara. K. S. ROGERS, JAMES MKARA. (form«- rly of tile American Hotel,New York, aud late of tiie Pulaski House, Savannah. UfF Tallahassee Stage office is permanently loca ted at Washington Hall. feb 19 ' 97—ly Oregon House—TCucon, Ga. f The subscriber bees leave to an- j Wi"«rj nonace ro the public, that he list Is- y&iiil I hi ll tilts well known House, formerly MBMll occupied by Muj. James M. Cooper. The House is situated iu a plt-asauswod convenient part of town, being near the priucipal cotton raaiket. It is now un dergoing thorough renovation and being lilted up with n-w furniture The tuldewill be supplied with the substantial* if life, the best the market afliirds, un-l i.o pains will' by spared to accommodate those who are dispoacd to patronize the tiRKOoa House. His charges will be as moderate as the times will afford “ h. P. REDDING, mav 7 39 E. JT. JOHNSTON. At the old stand of Wm. B. Johnston & Brother. Mulberry Street,fronting Cot viA ton Avenue, Dealer io fine Watches and Jewelry of all kinds Silver, silver plated and Brittania Goods Porcelain Vases. Lamps and Girandoles Gold Pens in gold and silver cartes Fancy Goods of all kinds Fine Guns. Pistols aud Gaoninj equipments Watch-makers, Daguereotypist and Gun-amith’a ma terials Military Goods and Trimmings of all kinds Trimmings for Odd Fellows, Masons aud Sons of Temperance Regalia* Walking Canea. a large variety Razors aud Razor strops Pocket Kuizes and Table Cutlery Gentlemens dressing esses ami fancy Hardware ‘‘Lnbin’s’’ genuine Extract*, cologne Water, Ac. Silk and steel goods for bags and purses Tea Trays in setts and by the piece Port Monies, Money Belt* and Pocket Books Tooth, Hair and Clothes Brushes. Combs, Ac. Besides, a great maoy articles toonumeroas to enu merate. He respectfoly invites the Customers of the old Concern, and every one wishing articles in his line, to give him a call, feeling confident he will be able to auit them in the quality and price ■>! his goods. E. J. JOHNSTON. Macon Jany. 8th 1830. Watch Repairing. jfl AND sew psrts made, of tbe most snperio- J workmanship and the work warranted; also rjjf.-b&h Jewelry repaired at short notice by Macon Jany. 8th 1630. fine assortment of Lace Capes and sacks, may 28 House For Sale, pjtii The House tnd Lot.occupie IrJlfjJ on College Hill. Apply to may 28 C. Hardeman & Hamilton, rehonse aud Commission Mcrcha MACON, orders for pnrchsses promptly attended to. IlaiKilton & Hardeman, SAVANNAH. supplies. july 10 JOHN JOKES & SON, (FORMERLY OF MACON,) E. J. JOHNSTON: ders, Ac. JOHN E. JOKES, july 17 Notice. MACON AND WESTERN RAIL-ROAD. The public are respectfully notified, that the fol lowing rale will be observed in relation to tbe trans portation of nee rots. No negro will lie taken in the cars as a passenger, unless furnished with a duplicate “pass" from the owner or persons having lawful control, specifying that be or she has perniivsioi, to pass between any two given stations iu the cars ol the Macon A West ern Railroad. One bftliepss.es to he taken liy the conductor, to be placed on tile in the office, and oue to bn retained by the negro. When the person uiviug the pass is not known to the officers ol the company as a responsible party, he will he required to appear at the office, and ideulify himself, as having lawful control of the negro bearing the puss. Persons travelling with negroes, will be required to leave with the conductor a written permission for the company to transport such negro over the Koa-1. EMERSON FOOTE, Superintendent. - Macon. February 25,1830. 28 N. OITSLEY & SON, WILL continue Business at their Georgia. of their Buildings, before placing it elswbere. June 56 Hardware, Cutlery, «Yc. E B. WEED keeps constantly on hand, i . aud well selected stock ol IIABDIVAHK, ITTLEKY, Ac. CONSISTING IN PART OF 900 doz Table Knives aud Forks. 100 do Dei 20u doz pocket aud pen Knives, 23 do Botcher do 23 doz Shoe Knives. 25 doz Razors 25 doz shears and scissors 10 doz carpenter's Knob Locks Endian Springs Hotel. rT?3 This popular Hotel 1ms passed into X/jmS |ii!j the hands of the undersigned, who is '"Jj havi/nr it thoroughly cleansed sod re ‘ 1 'U paired. Hd is.also having it fumittired throughout, ith entire new Fnmicnre.and the sleeping apart- ents will be equal if not superior to any Hotel in ! Georgia—In* table shall be supplied with everythinc tliat the market affords, lie therefore solicit* a call from the old friend* ofthc establishment,and the pub lic generally, and assures nil those who may please toe.,II upon him. that if they en away dissatisfied, it shall not be his fault. EDW’D. VARNER, may 7 38 WOJU, Kit 1ULEV & CIO. HANUFACTURERS ANI> DEALERS IN CUBIN' 1TVItII, IIHA1IC8, FEATHERS, flATRASSKS. WINDOW SHADES, Ac. Ac. Ac. On Mulberry street, next to the Lanier House, mar 15 Macon. Ga. Washington Hall. ATLANTA, GA. Tm The lease of this establishment to Rj-jCset !,t| Messrs. Rice and Holcombe having j.r.iii .‘Ilf expired, the Proprietor has again as- t sunied (he management of it and will spare no pains ncccsfcnry for the comfortable accommodation of boar •lers,lout, transient and permanent. His table.bar ami sullies will ever he supplied with the beat that the cnnn'ry affords. I3F" Passeugers hy the ears will have ample time to tuke their refreshments at his establishment, and oarefnl and faithful servants will alw ays be at hand to take charge of their baggage. JAMES LOYD. jan 13 ly— “Beauty ond Economy Combined.” THE Ol.O VIRGINIA IWE-1IOU81I* (Pho-nix Like) ha* from it* aahea risen, with all it* various virtues, it* original colors to bestow. T HE subscriber most respectfully informs his cus tomer* and the public generally, that his estab lishment has been rebuilt, and ran now bo found on Cotton Avenue, Wat of the Washington Hall.vrfiero bs is fully prepared to execute in the best man- nerall the various branches <>t Dyeing, Rchoyhi- illtg nnd Repairing all kinds of Ready Made Cloth ing. and Ladies Dresses. Shawls, Bonnets and all sort* of Fancy Goods damaged by ote. Ladies and Gentlemen will ploase label all articles sent to this eetaulisbment. Goods from all psrts of the state sent as before, shall receive prompt attention and forward ed back with care. Fartoriea and others having warp filling to color, will find it to their interest to test the virtues of this establishment. Persons wishing Homespun dyed, will please observe, for black the warp ronst be pur- p c or bloc; for brown a copperas color, and for green the warp must be white. IVCaib must he paid on delivery of Goode. JOHN C. LOGAN. Liberal cash prices paid at all times for clean linen or cotton Ruga. apl 16 33—ly C A RWICH A EE’S HOTEL, M LANIER, MACON COUNTV, GEORGIA. Tho undersigned, having refitted and aUll, thoroughly repaired this HOTEL, situate «n the South-west corner of Court House square in the town of Lanier, is now prepared for the reception of trav. ellers and the public generally. His tables will at all times lw supplied with every deliracy afforded hy the country, and his Stable* attended by reliahle and careful ostler*. He respectfully solicits a rail from his friends and the travelling public generally, api 9 34 O. C. CARMICAEL. NEW BOOK STOKE. J. BAKNK3 is now opening a largo stock of HOOKS AND STATION- ,1(Y, on Mulberry street, 'I'hird Door «3orccihoiwell's old corner.where he will be bappv to see bis former customers. Teachers and others in want ofSCUOOL BOOKS ANDSTATIOXKUY. will find it to tlieir advantage to call, as he is detenqiued to sell at small profits for Cash. Having made arrangements in the North, he can supply to order, any Hooka in Law. Medicine. Theo logy ,/rGeueritl Literature, and ou terms which can not fail to satisfy. His HOOK-BINDERY is again in operation and he is prepared to make to order, Blank Account Books of any pattern and atvle of Binding, from the best Linen paper. Lure and Music Books, Ac. bouud in the best manner. roar 26 32 10 dez mortice Preserving Kettles; do do do Sciv BooKs. /yffflTSu Now opening at BOAItDMAN'8. op- I* 11 ' 1 ' the scene of the interoullagratiou. QbE3^v a very large assortment of School Books, more extensive than lias ever been offered in tiiis city. Large invoices are constantly arriving aud or ders for country trade, can he filled with despatch at low prices. JOSEPH M. BOAHD.MAN. feb 26 Real Estate For Sale. The Dwelling House on Walnut street, at BJiii] present occupied by S. T. Chapman. ?a"ii| The Dwelling Houicon tbe Hill, occupied by the subscriber. Also, a large vacant Lot.fmntingnn Cotton Avenoe, in the burnt district. Forterma.apply to aid 30 37 B. F. ROSS. Drugs, ——2 H. & W. 8. ELLIS keep constantly op XSfhsnd a general assortment ol Drags and Medi 7ft cincs. Merchants. Physicians aud Planters will bo supplied with fresh aud genaine articles st fair prices. Also, a stock of Lsndreth's fresh Garden Seeds, at the lowest prices—wlmlesale and retail, near Cotton Avenue, Cherry-street, between Messrs E. Bond Aeo. and Hines A co's Auction store, Ma:on, Ga. mar 19 31 bevil and try squares; marking Gunges, Ac- Hammers and screw pistes. Snndrlcc. P EOPLE in want of sundries, can find as good assortment stourtriaugular store, as is, viz: Tucking shell aud bora, side shell aud horn combs Dressing, ivory and pocket, fine and coarse combs - Negro pants and coat do. Japan and silver plate Hooka and Eyes. Pins, Needles, scissors. Razor. Razor strap*. Ribbons Coats, Lee's, HorscfaU’s, colored nnd Flax Thread Sewing silks. Tapes. Braids, cords, brown Fringes* T. R. Print*. Day Books, spelling Books. Pass do Memorandum Books.cal* nnd Letter Paper profits offered at. mar 12 Come and see os. KIBREE A DICKINSON. Our Agent H AS aent ns another lot of pretty ami cheap|T*^r-, Bonnetts. which are bound to sell immi diatelv. as follows: White Chip French Rutland* Drab “ Eug soft finish do White Albonl Chip Blk Florence Corded Braid do Blk Lace Call at KIBBEE A DICKINSON'S apl 30 illcdH'.al Card- - Doctor JAMES L. F18H begs leaverespect- 'folly totenderhia professional services to the l citizens of Macon and vicinity. He can be found at his office on Third strcet.opjiosite the Floyd House at all hours, unless prolessionslly engaged, oct 9 8 Heir Partnership. "Jlf ESSRS. WOOD A BRADLEY, having as«o- JtJL dated with them Mr Gbxnvili.k Wood, in the Cabinet, Furniture and Chairbasineas—the same w-ill be hereafter be conducted under the name and style of WOOD. BRADLEY & CO- and solicit for tho new concern a continuance of the patronage so liber ally extended to the Into firm. THOMAS WOOD. ELIJAH A. BRADLEY, jan29 GRENVILLE WOOD. Straw Goods. B ELDEN a CO. have just received, a large ftm invoice of every description of Gentle-^jW men's. Youths' and Infants' STRAW HATS— which will be sold US per cent, less than ever sold in this market. feb 86 Hats! lints!! The undersigned are now receiving ftm AST »tK* opening their Fall supply, consisting,^ *"NS of every article usually kent in their line. ^ Their Good* are all new and fresh, and will he sold at such price* ** cannot fail to suit purchasers of every kind. We respectfully aolint Irmn our friends and the public an examination of our «ock^ E ^ ^ CQ Washington Hail Stables< NEW ARRANGEMENT. A. C. MOREHOUSE hav. iug purchased the interest of Thomas A. Uhowx, iuthe s-J hove establishment. The bnsiners will herealter be carriedou under the firm of MOREHOUSE & HAR R1S. who will be bsppy to serve their friends and customers at the shortest uotice.and in a satisfactory manner. A. C. MOREHOUSE. JUDGE W. HARRIS. A I'ARD, The undersigned, having sold his interest in the Washington Hall Stables to Mr. A. C. Mohehou.-f.. would solicit for the new concern, a continuance at the patronage so liberally bestowed on tbe old firm ol Brown A Harris. THOMAS A. BROWN., feb 13 Cheap Summer Clothin&r. negro wear. , WINSHIP A SON, ’ Cotton Avenue, next door to the burnt district, may 7 IT T. ITI- Jackson A Co. AVE Jnst received and are offering for sale DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE. 4-c. Consisting of the following articles: 30 bales brown sheetings and shirtings 200 pieces Ameriesn.Frenchsnd English Print# 150 do bleachad sheetings and shirtings 50 do Ginghams, Linen and fancy 10 hbds Porto Rico sugar. 50bblscrashed do SO sacks Rio coffee 200 kegs Nails 10 boxes Collins' Axes 5 doz Scythe Blades 100 pair Trace Chains. Lnc Chains rasr 12 oct 3 Boots anti Shoes. A good assortment of Mens. Boys. [ r.hd Negro .- ! 1 i IKS. constantly oi, _ . hand and for sale low hy - «ns T. M. JACKSON. BROTHER A CO. Bools anti Shoes. The subscribers are now receiving and opeuing a complete aseortment of« tbe abovo consisting in part, as follows, vix: Grot s flue Calf Boots Do “ water-proofdo Do " Shoes Men's thick Pegg’d Boots Do Brogans, Russets, Kip* Women’s Sewed and Pegg’d Shoes Do Pegg’d Baskins Youth’s, Boy’s and Children’s Shoes of every vani ty. all of which will be sold low for cash. * sept 25 ”*” ” HOOTS AND SHOES—Mens —and boy* Boots and Shoes ef every quality; Ladies sod Mitres do. Just received by B pl s ROs>b * CO. Plows. On ^ T ° 10 Freebjrn Plowr, stocked 5U No 11” 25 each. Nos 10 and 11. without stocks 15 •• 1 and 2 self sharpening Plows 12 « “ 6 and 7 inch tumio y “ point* and bars for each. For sale by apl 9 E. B. WEED. 150 BELDEN & CO. yinvon Candy Itlmiufactory* rpHK Suhjcriber «till continue! to manufacture* I X CANDY ol every variety, next door to Itos* & ■ Co's, on Cotton Avenue, llavinir increased my fftfiH* iiics and obtained additional Tools, I am now |»repar- ed to put up to order CANDIES of any variety, and vrtrmnl<‘d equal to any mannlactcd inth South. I al so manufacture u superior article of Lemon aud oilier Syrups, Cordial^ Preserves, Arc. AH my uriiclet nro well packed; and delivered at any point in the city, and warranted to pive satisfac tion. U. C. FKB3MAN. Agent, march 13 Mt 30 J 3 cuessuperfine Boots A Palm Leaf and Panama Hat* For sale by * mar 19 T. M. JACKSON A CO. , We have in store, snd shall be re ceiving weekly. Gents medium fine 1 sowed calf Boots. Alto, fine medium calf peffRed Boots and Shoes of all kinds and quality, usually call- ed for.and would invito those wishing to porebate to call and 2 examine fortbuKrtelv^ KIB.TLAWP. A Urn hi "pttore of l apl 5 Umbrellas and Parasols for sale at the EDDY A I.ATHROP. apl 9 Weeding Hoes. Doz Brades’ No* 1, and 3 Patent Hoe* 25 •- “ Crown 15“ “ New Ground 30 “ Scovil'scait steel Hors, for sale by E. B. WEfiD. S UMMER HATS—Men a and Boj nama Hata. Leghorn, Pedal straw. Palm Leaf. Forsale by apl 23 KIBBEE A DICKINSON. Northern Butter- /to I Clfl Firkins prime Butter, of the well qnsl-knowr igjW I jty received everv Fall, fresh from some oftbi i best dairies at the North. Jastrssarvjdby dec 11 W. freeman. S HADY’—200 Umbrellas, from 35ct*to *3} ^ 300 Parasols, to , J 1, apl 33 “5 Umbrellas for Buggies, for sale by U KIBBEE A DICKINSON. Gentlemen in ; find them by culling on mar 13 Df a fine calt Boot, ca Ladies silk and plain lasting ► ter*. Received and for tale by MIX A- K1RTLAND. Bronze Gai- On Vonsienmcnt. 4 Casks of fine Brandy, warranted a ported article* j 25 bbls premium Family Flour 25 h»lf bbls do do do Alao. a lame assortment of Wooden in^ofTobs. Buckets. Brooms. Flour Pail MIX & K1RTLAND. sfaction, or no sale, apl -3 btdiei fine lilk pMt lullnfi -*Jnstrcceivod ^^f^^KmTLAND. mar 19 100 Kettle For sale by apl 9 T>:i Flute, Boxes Tin Plate^-JX. T F.a.-s ard B.'et ,1- _ B WEED. ! pleased lose * w - [ orally ituni.val. HE subscribers have removed to the large ‘ ■ :k store, nearly opposite where they *ould be Cotton Avenue, see til their old fr! Ladies Dress Goods. A Splendid assortment of GiDghams. Bareges and -S- Muslins, for morning and evening dresses. Also, an endless variety of rich and brilliant summer Silks able Ac. Just received at ade. apl 9 LOGAN A ATKINSON’S. ’hip. s, of Splendid Bridal Dresses. A Few magnificent Bridal Dresses,with trimming* ench to suit—very fine and fashionable. Ladies ■ual- mould do well to call and examine them at ana- ap i 9 LOGAN A ATKINSON’S. Fancy Baskets. A Largo assortment, just received and forsale by A jan 29 GEO. W. PRICE. that A IjE—100 doz of best pale Scotch Ale. for sale by cted may 28 C. A. ELLS A SON. and Port FoliOS. sian A Very large assortment of the above ace A apl 46 J. M. BOARDMAN. ei£ Bible History of Prayer. aa A L°t of the above, just received by nor /L apl 16 JOSEPH M BOARDMAN. Uj} 1 T> UTTER—lOkegs of best Goshen, forsale by ...' JL> may 28 C. A. ELLS A SON. | gRANPY—5 qr and 5 eighth casks Dupuy, O- tard d: co. warranted genaine. for sal? hv may 21 W. FREEMAN. J »y VIACON—75.000 lbs Bacon, assorted qualities, JJ just received by ROSS A CO. ’• apl 2 TJ.tltEGE.a—New stock of Bareges, Muslins, , AJ Prints, Ac. for sale by may 14 EDDY A LATHROP. •Ii HE uni:—25 boxes ol elegant Engli-h Dairy ib- vy Cheese, forsale by C. A. ELLS A SON. A1 * may 28 piAPEBS. Mustard sances. spices of all kinds, fresh arrivals, for aale hy may 28 C. A. ELLS A SON. LOTHING—A large and general stock of men and boys Clothings of every description and of quality, jast received oy K0S3 <5c CO. he apl 2 |^10RAIi Beads. Necklaces and infant setta fitted — VV op with gold snaps. A new supply, forsale by feb 12 E. J. JOHNSTON. /CIGARS—10.000 fine Cigars, forsale bv \J mar 12 T. M. JACKSON A CO. i>« pARUIAGE TRI3IMINGS.-A large and °* V>< general stock. The attention of the trade is re- “6 spectfoliy solicited, just received by m »p| 2 ROSS A CO. /TOFFEE—150 bags Rio and 25 “old plantation" ! cs. VJ Java Coffee,just received by ROSS A CO. apl 2 riLOTHS, CASSIMERES.DRAP DE ETKS. f J and summer staffs of ererv quality, just received y LOGAN & ATKINSON. re ap] 2 4 /COFFEE—10 sacks Rio Coffee, for sale by £ ij \y may 14 EDDY 6c LATHROP. ® ,* flORN STIELUERS, Straw Cutters. Grain 1,. Yy Cradles Scythe*. Cultivators, sub soil, ditching q ' and Turn Ploughs; all of tbe best quality, for sale by J y may 28 lid AY, CARHART A CO. ’j TYRY GOODS—10 bales 3 4 brown shirt'nga p ai / 5 do 4 4 brown sheetings.3 do 5 4 dodo Forsale by EDDY A LATHROP. may 14 e 1~xRE8S GOODS of every variety at greatly re- H JLr dared prices for essh. may 21 BOSTICK. JOHNS A CO. u Ijl NG RAVING.—Lodge, Notary and County 0 fi Seals, Coffin Plates, Jewelry and Silver Plate, neatly engraved at short notice hy r) roar 5- E. J. JOHNSTON. J XTlTdOITR—100 bbls and half bbls premium Gene- X 1 see Flour, for sale by ^ m«yl4 EDDY A LATHROP. r Y7YOK SALE— The House and Lot where tbe sub- * J L' scriher now lives. Apply to may 7 38 JAMES A. NISBET. — r T71ANS of Fine and Medium qualities, forsalehv -w ; X apl 30 E. J. JOHNSTON. \ • TNOR SALE—A likely NegroBov about 17 years *'! I 3 old. THOS. L. ROSS. , may 7 — . T71LOUR—100 bbls Georgia and Canal Flour.iust X* received by ROSS A CO. Y apl 2 ” T71LOIJR—SO bbls and half bbls premium family zet JL 1 Flour. Just received and forsale by ape may 21 \V. FREEMAN. cle T74LOUB—30 bbl. of Smith's Family Premium ir °, X “'lour, for aale by C. A. ELLS A SON. ] may ?8 j T73LOUR—50 bbls canal and 150 Mils Tennessee, i X I for sale by SCOTT, CARHART A CO. may 28 . OIi Iiow Sweet! J T74RESH May Butter, that will make a Biscuit J Jt 1 Isogh. J ust received and for sa'e by may 2d C. A ELLS & SON. /"I LORES at BOARDMAN'S. FT \X apl 16 A ed RIND8TONES—Nova 8cotia and Ohio, of tbe e( j vT best quality, constantly on hand to s apl 2 ROSS & CO. t hh /TIN—1 pipe Swan Gin, warranted genuine. Just ,C Z \X received by W. FREEMAN. ’ may 1 li. t /TOLD AND STEEL PENS, superior quali )»>* vX tv Cap. Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes j ftrs Ac. For sale by J. BARNES. i™ mar 26 • 32 Ho * TTARDffARE—A large and fresh supply, cm pun XX bracing every article in tbe line, put received A by ROSS A CO. sels apl 2 Tuf TRON—50 tons Iron, assorted qualities, just re \vi X ceived by ROSS A CO, rjgt ap) 2 fe TRON—A good assortment, for sale by f i maria T. M. JACKSON A CO. Paper Hanging. JLf TUST received, a large assortment. Also, Fire • * Board Prints, Window Papering. &c. jan 20 GEO. W. PRICE. ...... _ nrj Em’ftroidcretl Window Curtains- wel TUSTreceived a large assortment. Also, crimson ”{ ^ •I bine and Drab worsted Damask, jan 29 GEO. W. PRICE. “ X I.HE—200 bbls Cherokee Lime, for sale by- C JLi may 28 SCOTT. CARHART A CO. T EDIONS—15 boxes, just received and for tale 1 1 1 JLt by C. A. ELLS A SON. ^ nra.v28 _ inpn X IQUORS-2 pipes Otsrd Brtndy “ d 1 i 30 hbls Giu 25 bbls Rum 125 bbls Baltimore Wbiskey.for sale by *> e " mar 12 T. M. JACKSON A CO. Family and Staple Goods. N. 0 X OGAN A ATKINSON are now opening avery Brar XV large assortment of Staple and Domestic Goods, Malt suitable for plantation or family uses, which will be Tobs sold low for cash or to approved customers. Pep( apl 9 Pow TI/JOI*ASSES—100 bbls New Orleans Molasses, ifJL a superior article, 25 hhds Cuba do. Just re* jj CD ceived by ROSS 6c CO. Boy* apl 2 Woe AfOVRYliYG GOODS—Mourning silks, Mus- IyJL Bus, Lawns, aud Batiste, a large assortment, t just received by LOGAN 6c ATKINSON. _— apl 2 N4M TIT ACKEREL—100 bbls No 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel 13 if J. Just received by ROSS * CO. KV apl 2 and XXUSLIN SLEEVES AND CUFFS—Anew D ‘ J, J lYi and beautiful article.just received bv apl 2 LOGAN A ATKINSON. lafUAQIlITO NETTING—Lace and Gauze ITJL Netting, forsale by ... ' ,, may 14 EDDY A LATHROP. TVTAFOLEON CAPES—a new and superb if article. Parisian ditto, of every style and price. Just received by LOGAN A ATKINSON. apl2 1VOITCE—We are requested to state that for the Cl if convenience of the pnblie. the chance Bills, of Bent John G. Winter, will be redeemed st par at the office ! ap ol WM. B. JOHNSTON. ; mav 21 New Omnibus. js. XhUR Omnibus will call for passengers in any par” j X h Uf of the city, on pntif.cntinn being given at tba ; act:r FJoyd Hcase or cur stable bosi: an] 9 34 MASON A DIBBLE fer 1 VOL—XXIV NO.<52 MM—MB O s.VABL’KGS AND YAUNM—A large lot for sale at Factory prices by ROSS A CO apl 2 ^-^RANGEN—25 boxes of fine Oranges, just re ceived and forsale by may 28 C. A. ELLS A SON. P OWDER AND SIIOT—FF and FFF Du ponts. Kentucky Rifle and Blasting Powder Shot of all sizes at ROSS A CO. apl 2 J>ORT MONAIS—-A new supply of fine and large size. Forsale by feb 12 E. J. JOHNSTON. XiCad, Oil nnd Paints. P URE. Extra and No 1 White Lead, Linseed Oil and Turpentine. For sale by may 28 SCOTT. CARHART A CO R EADY MADE OLOTHINH. Fortal.by mar 12 T. M. JACKSON &- CO. Lace Goods. R ICH Lace Mantle. Parisian capes, LaceUuder- sleeves, collars. Ac. at very small profits lor cash. v BOSTICK, JOHNS A CO. may 21 ^tOUTHERN Gardener and Reeeipt Book, at may 28 J. M. BOARDMAN’S. S ODA WATER—Just received one hundred dozen Lemon, Sarsaparila and Ginger Soda Wa- ter, by E. E. BROWN, may 14 Opposite Lanier House. S UGAR AND COFFEE—25 bbls refined Su gar; 10 bags Rio Coffee. For sale by may 51 W. FREEMAN. S I AWS—Mill, cross cut, hand, back and circular 1 Saws. Planes ofevery description now in use; Augurs, hisels. Drawing Knives; Foot Adzes, Ph in Bitts; uger and center Bitts; Brace and Bitts, Ac For lie by BRAY. CARHART A CO. may 28 41 EDDY A LATHKOP. JJUGARS—ICO bbls Stuart’s yellow sugars 3 50 bbls do crasbed do 30 do do powdered do 20 do do granulated do 73 hhds New Orleans sugars, forsale by mar » SCOTT. CARHART A CO. CHAIN PIMPS. THE BEST MACHINE FOR RAISING WATER 1J4 tt£e. T HIS Pamp has many advantages overany other in use, ou account of its simplicity of construc tion, being made wholly of wood aud galvanized Iron, not liable to get out of order, or to get deranged in any way. It can never freeze in Winter and enn bo put in Well* of any depth. It takes less power tc- work it than any other Machine, to raise the same amount of water. It is never obstructed by gravel or sand; it keeps the Water perfectly sweet and. fresh; the action of the chain mixes the Gases with the Water, always keeping it lively and fresh; on ceasing to work the crank, the Water in tbe tube descends tn the level of the Water in tbe Well;on commencing to work the Pump, the first Waterthat is drawn is from tbo bot tom of the We 1. These Pumps may be bad at the Work Simp of the subscriber on Fourth street. Macon, Dear the Market, atthe building formerly occupied by M. E.Rylander, as a Blacksmith’s shop. Also, PANEL DOORS, SASH and BLINDS, made to order, at short notice Order* from town or country promptly attended to mar 26 32—3m JOHN KNIGHT. Kibbcc A Dickinson H AVE how ready foricspectinn and sale, a choice selection of seasonable DRY GOODS, which will be sold on as favorable terms ;to tbe purchaser) as times will allow: Brocade figured, chamelion, blk dress, apron and man tilla, Foulard, summer wash, Tissue of Battista, colord Florence, and satiu de chine silks. Satin atripe. Tissue, solid colored and black Berngcs, Black Marcelines.Party Dresses, French Jaconet French. Jacquard.Tarlton. awisaand Millna Muslins Millna, Scotch, Earlston, French, American and cord* ed Gineliams Plain and Printed Lawni. Fringes and Laces English and French haircord Prints Solid colored, furniture and fancy Printi White, colored. Dimity, check’d and fi.e’d cambrics Trimmings, Bui tons. Gloves, Elastics, Ac. mar 12 S ILVER Spoons, Forks, Ac. A new supply made toorderand warranted pure. For sale by feb 12 E. J. JOHNSTON. l YRUP—100 bbls New Orleans syrup, forsale by > mar5 SCOTT. CARHART A CO. < UGAR—150 hhds assorted. St Croix, Porto Rico, > aud New Orleans. Just received by apl 2 ROSS A CQ. tILKS, Satins, Batiste and Muslins, all new ) styles, just received by apl 2 LOGAN A ATKINSON. A great Bargain. S OFFERED, in the sale of a likely number of young NEGROES, consisting of three families, as are described below, for the purpose of affecting an arrangement iu their divi ion, among several clai- maints, the negroes can be seen on Hopewell planta tion. near Darien, McIntosh county.by application to Wm. J. Dnnwoody on the premises, or to the under- signed at Marietta, Cobb county, from whom terms and price* can be made known. T/io firit family eon- sists of a woman, thirty, two years old. with six chil dren, a girl offifteen years, a girl of twelve years, a boy of nine years, a girl ol seven years, a girl of four years and a girl of two years The second family consists of a woman thirty six years old. with six children, a girl 18 years and five boys 14,T2,10. 8 and 5 year* old. The third family consists of a man and wife (prime) of23 and 26 years, with three chiluren a girl of 11 years, bov of 14 years and a girl 5 years. IA\tPQ QIIITII Mipl.O. r.. apl 9 JAMES SMITH, Marietta.Ga. 34—9t l BAWLS, Neck Ties.Twistedailk Mitt*. Iiem'd I Hdkfs, border’d do: Silk Hdkfs; blk and col’d apl 2 EDDY A LATHROP. IUPER. extra West of England Cloths and Caa- ) simeres. Just received by mar 26 PETER A JAUJSTETTER._ kCCO—10 boxes extra fine, for sale low by 12 T.M. JACKSON A CO. Osnabar^s and Coitou Yarns. WINSHIP A SON. 1850. CASH STORE. 1850. T HE subscriber is now receiving a stock of Staple GOODS suitable for the coming season. A- mor.g which will be found a great variety of Brown and Bleached Cottons from 3 4 to 12-3 wide Linens of all widths, from 4-4 to 12 4 Damask Table Diaper. 8-4 and 1-4 Damask Napkins and Doilies. Huckaback and Scotch Diapers. Furniture Dimity and Fringers Together with a general assortment of all kinds or goods usually kept in a Dry Goods More. The public are invited to call and examine before making their purchases. GEO. W. PRICE, jan 29 Great Events of American History .bove splendid work, just received at 16 BOARDMAN’S. r EASTER’S Trial.in Pamphlet form, at may 2« J. M. BOARDMAN 3. FOOD WARE—A good and well selected assortment, for sale bv mar 12 T. M. JACKSON A CO. lcc ! led! led!! C. 7 "E have commenced receiving daily, our supply Y of ICE for the seaann, and are prepared to fill irders from the City aud cooutrv, at a very low C. A. ELLS A SON. Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods- New Spring' t.oods. H AJ~E have now on hand, aud are constantly re- Y Y ceiving, the most elegant and well selected slock of Spring and Summer GOODS ever offered in this market. We respectfully solicit our old friends and customers and purchasers generally, to an exam ination of our stock, as we feel confident we can snp. ply all their wants aud at such prices as cannot but be satisfactory. LOGAN A ATKINSON, apl 2 ’ New Spring Goods. T HE undersigned take this method to inform their customers and the public generally, that they have juat received and opened their spring and sem- mersupplies ofC'oths. Cassimers, Vestings. Linens, Ac.—among which, will be found some of the most desirable styles in the market They respectfully so licit a call from their friends and the public. mar 26 PETER A J AUJSTETTER. l spring EDDY A LATHROP. New Goods! New Goods!! Paper IlauKin;;?. J UST received by the subscriber, an extensive ss- sortment of the above article, embracing a great variety of patterns and peices, more part icularly the cheap kinds, which will be found the least expensive, and prettiest finish that can be had especially for par lors. People in want are requested to cal! aud exam ine the different styles. mar 19 JOSEPH M. BOARDMAN. Nails and Iron. Qfkfk Kegs cut Nails and Brad* O’ "Lf 50“ “ and wrought spikes 1000 lbs Horse shoe Nails 500 lbs Horse shoes 50 tons assorted Sweed Iron 20 tons English and American Rolled Iron A large assortment of Square, round, balfround and oval Iron, Nail Rods, Ac. For solo by apl 9 E. B. WEED. Spring Fashions Tor 1850. R OSS A CO would respectfully inform their cus tomers and the public generally, that their stock of Fancy aud Staple. Foreign aud Domestic DRY GOODS, is very extensive and selrn, comprising: Rich piain and figured black and colored Silks Do do do French aud India Satins Printed Muslins and Lawn*, a great variety Sewed Muslin Robes.embroidered and fancy do Sewed Mnslin and Lace Capes, a great variety of styles and patterns Mall, Book. Nansonk, Swiss and Cambric Muslins Printed Cottons and Ginghams, a great variety Linens and Long Lawns, Cambric Hdkfs Prints, French. English and American, of every atylo and price. apl 5 WINSHIP A SON. cost for cash. Goods- do do J. S. RICHANDSON. offer the citizens of Macon and vicinity a large scription velry: Domestics, bleached an Vi and Bonnets, latest fashion kerv. Groceries, Ac. forcash—call snd sea us at Cotton Avcnuv, Thomas Dyson TJAS jnst received, and offers at wliolesale and Jti retail a large assortment oi Staple DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARDWARE, AND CROCKERY, Consisting in part of the following articles: 10 bales cotton Osnabnrgs, 20 do cotton Yarns 50 do brown Shirting and Sheeting 200 ps bleached 9hirtir:g and Sheeting 500 ps American, French and English fancy Prints 200 doz Hosiery, 2 cases spool Cotton 50 ps G nghams. 100 ps cottonadcs Linens, plain and fancy 20 hhds Porto Rico and 100 bbls coffee Sugar 20 do refined crushed and powdered do 50 sacks Rio i ofl'ce. 10 ton Swedes Iron 200 kega Nails. 50 dozen Rrades patent Hoei 15 boxes Coilins' Axes, (Kentuck Patent) 200 pair Trace Chain* mar 5 29—ly Hardware anti Cutlery. K IBBEE A DICKINSON, hare now open a good assortment of the following articles, which they will sell to those in the trade very cheap Sett* Ivory handle Knives and Forks (51 ps.) “ •' “ “ " (Dessert) Buck, bone and cocoa handle Knives and Forks 200 dozen pen, pocket, lock and bunting Knives Piste, pad. chest, trunk and till Locks Butts and screws. Filet, hand saws, hand hatchets Percussion caps. Halter chains, trace chains Breast chains, fifth chains, Hoe*, shovel, spades Fry Pans.sifters, Axes, Tacks. Together with a good variety of small articles, which we have not time to mention, mar 12 Embroidered Goods. K MBROIDERED Long Shawls Do Mantiilas and Sacka Do Collars and Cuffs Do L. C. Hmudkercheif* Just received and forsale hv ... apl 38 KIBBEE A PICKINbON. Spring Goods, Latest Styles. nriHE undersigned having received their sprint; and X summer stock, consisting of various qualities of Ciotkn. Cassimerrs. Drops de Etes. Drillings, Veil- , are prepRfed to supply tneir customers End. the public, with their spring and su the most reasonable terms, apl 2 inner Clothing on JIOSS & CO. 33—3n Copartnership notice. MACON. Jannarv 1st. 1850. AC WINSHIP having associated with him. l sou Emory Winship. for the purpo-e oftrans • a geua.-gl Dry Goods hasiuess-^-licreafter tke_ ,ss will>s Cordr.: :wd In the n»r.-e and style o: 9fi WINSHIP * SON. Hlantillas. TJLK silk Mantillas and Vissettes X> cnl'd do do do Embroidered Swiss Mnslin, sacks nnd v -.ssettes plain do do do do Embroidered ‘‘Toil de Xoir do do Capes.cuffs.collars, Ac Embroidered scarfs.very rich article Blk silk shawls, white crape do Jnst at hand and for sile very cheap by m , rl6 KIBBEE A DICKINSON. ff EV—1W bbl: hiskey do WffiS " do Old F milv Rye 100 do Piie’.PR ftir> 50 E Her.':.for sa!ehv K£ .r 5 SCOTT, CARBATtZ ±CO

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1844-1858, June 04, 1850, Image 1