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Newspaper Page Text“ tllAttACTJB IS AS NKITHSSAKY TO A STATE AS TO A PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL., AND THE GLOUV OP A STATE IS THE COMMON PROPERTY OF ALL ITS CITIZENS.” U\ (i REEN, TRACY & CO. MACON, GA., TUESDAY MORNfNG, FEBRUARY" 15, 1853. VOL. XXVII—NO. 27. jh ( Borgia Eelcgraplj «T*HT TUMDAY NOB* 1*0, *?MKRS, i M GllEKN .V P. TllACY H t , d it>-w A.vnj^<*rRi*roi»3. . »*, tk« P»P« r > in a.lvance, 52 50 pe “«bSI *11 Arro»r»g«» arc p*W. I« ,v «t the regular charge, will be ' allfK Unet or less, for the first in- j for each subsequent insertion !*•. **“ t.ipeeified *• *° tira ®> W 'H be pub- 1 'fSfSbiatmi charged accordingly. Lord \orbury. It is singular enough that, wiih goon humor over , in his looks, nnd merriment also ewr on bit lips, 1 tliin man*# nature was obdurate and callout, lie : bad i»o sympathy for human suffering—no fee]mg •von for bim-rlf. Ho valued no life at a pin’a fee, and it was on (longerons n* it was difficult to pro- — . Yoke him. Ilia friends knew tbia, and the fact jitrontinoed. except at tho option of too o„vo ri.a to mi incident in wliicb his sbrewilnesi and lie’erniinntinn blondeil luiinnruii*Iy. Toward the close of life*, when the failure of hit furulliet became manifest, the llieu Viceroy, tho Marquis VVellesly, derided ou giving him n bint to resign, through ibo well known inider-tecrctary, Mr. .Gregory. Norburv got a scent of it, and instantly v.trlT Ad'cS'*®™ c ? ntr .* rt ?.i * Ii° n .If : was his decision taken. He tent fur Gregory, led ^^wjaprttslyaj^® 1 *®^ . ® rnr 1 |,im to hit library, aod, a* he turned tho key, as- ' u (yid*crtiier*> re l ,ta 0 1 y L """ “ '• suined the fiery scowl will) which Gregory was familiar as portending mischief. “ Gregory, I have long looked on yon as my oldest friend, and soveiely uow am X about to trat that friendship. Tbe most momantuous incU dent of tny life is nt Imnd ; I am abont to be pub* licly and grossly insulted—I, who never brooked even n saucy look from any one ! Will yon be lieve it. Gregory, our mock king at the castle is actually meditating a message to mo to resign my office! Did you ever hear o! such audacity 7 Such paltroonery, too? Of course the fellow won't fight. But my mind's made up—his ruffian mes senger shall havo my life, or never return with fcajjasss Notices exceeding ten line*, will be u sJ*ertiie®6Uts. *tulLetts" on business, most be post paid, to Fiwl 0* 9o«lhMn Africa'iariat. prrp I'lsugbiug nnd .llnniirins. . whom we once wroto down ns tho 1 . ,r -I.," of our upper country, thus writes; a rlosely eismined tho heat farms of our t »nd Middle counties, but havo found so *L, wk irb were prscticahle, that they can il, looked to»* examples, or patterns to copy I |,is own—no, not though ho was my brother.— ** j iai'o, 'slmr slid msrke’s so differing. Tiro Gregory, my old aod valued friend, will you stand 'maiias'of improvement h»e become razed, by met Tho hair-triggers ore as ready as in tho ■isd, to two words, “Ploughing and Ma* daysof Nnpper Tandy.” _ — " *—*■* ,k **.'-* ,k * — That very day the private closet of the castle saw tho horror stricken Gregory most respectful ly declining the confidential mission. Tbe blew, thus for the timo averted, cnino at last, it came, however, in writing. All Ndrbnry asked, was a postponement, till he conld consult alrieud. The promise boiug given—the friend was in India, and—a year wns gaiued. At last, however, fall ing asleep outlie bench during a trial for murder, a petition to I’arliamout compelled bis resigna tion. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. S OUTHERN AXES.—soduzen Archer’s Vir ginia Axos, for sale by m2 29 BRAY, CARHART ft OO 30 DOZEN Jobn Lo'erett's Kentucky Patent Axes. BRAY, CARHART A CO. M OES.—60 dozen Scovill's Cast Steel. 1,2. 3, 4. BRAY, CARHART A CO._ H HADE’S PATENT IIOES—90 dozen just received by BRAY. CARHART ft CO. fltKACh CHAINS.—2.500 pr. assorted Trace 1 Chains^ BRAY, CARHART ft CO. [%) AILS ! NAILS ! !—650 kegs Cut Nails and Is Brads. In store and for sale by march 16 H ll A V. CAH1IAHT ft CO. AST STEEL.—2.500 pounds assorted Cast md fur sale by BRAY. CARHART ft CO. C Steel. In store aod fur sale by march 16 J " IJST It HCKiVED—A large lot oi tine Balance Handle Table Cutlery,by tbe single sett or full sett, consisting of fifty and fifty-three pieces. For sale at reduced prices by n13 33 BRAY. CARHAHT ft CO ¥ HON.—We are now receiving « large lot I Swedes Iron, assorted.from 1J to 12 inches wide Also, Round, Square, Band, and hoop Iron. BRAY. CARHART * CO. The first word—aye. there’* the rub— ' ,^,1, whet f Now tbe right sort or im f sad lh« way to use them, is wbnl we M these receive your early| attention in t*Lnh coming -AgricuHuHsI.” Give e ery far- r who keep* three h »rsea. ", n Eaglo Plow for imtr.iM after combing hi* hair wiih a Ged- Htrrtxr. administer a few len-epoousfull of W revive'be sinking patient—who is our pine-barr—p*bsw!—Palmetto State.” It tit • text! and whet should be the common- i [| is true that our soils are imporeri-hable. Low tbit the last filly years havo added nolh- , ij the produc'iveurss of the country, ft is ‘ ml nor systems or tillage have studiously r , in had '« ru n ami devastation, instead of isimrat and increased fertility. Away, then, ihslnols sud agricultural implement* which igislcbed ..If the cream from tho fat mmild. ijCtrl', which, in dsya ufymo, rewarded ant toil of our forefathers—the scooter, tho .. inJ the sweep—those abominations anil '.dilovri.ly tillage. Deep plongbiog is all lillMVsuiir sullied field* from becoming do- 1, .ten by the hares. We lately said in i on i with these notions. “Strike the plough- >lill deeper into tbe bosom of the mother llit the only insult aha will smile npnu, .licks*“f approval, she will, in reinrn.deck lid is -tnaenis of golden eraiu." Yes. deep •eDikrt true, the fancied fie'd* of “the cloth Like the milkmaid, our farmers tlcim. jib*weak milk is left; like tho butcher, too, |dts.tnd die poor earth is left naked and .i»«lb*ii*ting Ns energies in protecting it* l et them try our friend's recommendation, r. Broyles' Sub-soil anil turning plows, nit ilmrculiivsted laud*. Never mind iftbe Ea- [ph* it made iu Yankee.land ; it rnn turn you Lmtr twelve niche* wide and half aa dcop s-yrRCOtAR SAWS—2 48 Indies Wcrralls ft Co p*H • od ! . h “* w ''' v Circular Saws. For sale by H- «h»rs farmer* only break up their land* j iep 14 BRAY. CARflART ft CO. ^ b r,»* !!!■« in't'hn Voor C TRAW GUTTERS—A lim~kt now going iin ^^/ “Tt ^ ^i h s o^TThaoT store; also Coni 81,oilers, Sub soil Ditching\nd ,(* mil nw eight or ten inches nearer Ihooen- Tur|) p , #nd description of Agricultural d'bs earth the next season, nnd illustrate tbe i,„p|«, mcllU . fiRAY, CARHART ft CO. winufdeep plowiugjbv their superior growty. j un j, m isdimry drought will check tbeir luxuri- ■.crestall' their prmluctivenosa Kirstexpe- i is deep plowing, always enrry conviction lidst el the experimenters. If it is dry. • ate sustained by iba moisture preserved rep permeable soil; if it is wet, the crop >(drowned out. mid the ammonia precipitated liUsdsut rains, is preserved fur the final use* [llwplsnts in s greater amount. Jl is a rule kith works bnth way* admirably. But every iw whirfa penetrates the earth ur cut* n wide J Jeep furrow slice is not to be rerommt nded. nary abject of cultivation is the thorough :siionoflhe soil, and of auhsoding In se rene for the rompleta penetration of the icsderlying clay nr gravel bed*, iu order to i tnpeifluout water permeate freely through That plow, then, which subverts the noil ives it in s rough state is likely lu effect the I benefit, provided the proper after applica- T tbe barrow be made. And tho subsoil b, mole-like, elevates the clay or gravel t throwing it out in tho top furrow, will he Jt»soswer the heat purpu e. It is much cn > amooihea and pulverize with n barrow, a I of land with furrows which are cracked ami i. lbs# to undertake aflat surface which H erectly anJ perfectly turned over.— >, too, land which is turned in ridges, presents •'at portion of its surface to atmospheric ex- X tad if the action of the frost iu winter is ml, it is clear that ibis m»dn is preferable. *«• plow deep— no matter how it is done—our * torn prepared to receive and retain manuro. ‘Temptteak! 'hen be planted with some certain- t»In their probable production. It would ho |tftts!»ti*e woik, and reward for toil would } • n, v tarlsin. It i* skill and science which jiu.rtnit), in farming operations, to contend sdversa seasout. Tltey cnnblo him to T** k» destiny: " l ”. 'ill Ibegronnd," said God to man, ■Sahas#tbs earth, it ahall bo thine.” I" 0 * paid, bow glorious was tho ptuu! I*™**• the Law Divine! JIM twaa of Adam's nee can draw |Aw!e,MTed beneath this law, IftWilLirerM fa tr»*t; I'•*«• tbs Lord's, and ho hath sworn I,**'•Void Time has reached hia bou.-ne, 1 1 rswsrd the J usl.” NOW RECEIVING SOME OF THE MOST SPLENDID PIANO FORTES! Ever offered for sale in Macon, from Ithecelebrated Factoriesof J. C. Chick- _ /ering and Nunn ft Clark, warranted su perior to any other madt, in the UnitedStatca. Also, two Harptirom J.F. Brown ft Co’s Factory. Theaboveinstrumenta are a feaat to one’s eyes to look at, and the tone completely captivating. We shall take pleasure to show these instruments to any tbathavea taste for fine goods. On hand. Prince Melodians, best article oftbe kind made; Guitars. Violins, Banjos, Accordeons, Tamba- rins. Bugles, Clarionetti Flageolets, Flutes, and a variety of Brass Instruments inr Bands, keptin our line. GuitRr and Violin Strings, Sheet Music for beats. CENTRAL COURSE. FIELDS & A HAMS’ FIRE PROOF WARE HOUSE—MACON. GA. The .undersigned takes pleasure in Ireturliingibeirthanks to tbeir former^ iliac on A Western Rail-Road. .11 U O\ OA 1 “patrons and the public generally.— mUE Second Annual Spring Meeting of the Cen- ! “, e P ou »} s 1( AND 1 tral Jockey Club will commence on WEDXKS- ^MISSION BUSINESS at tbeir well known DAY, 23d February next,and continue four days. : f‘“V °I* Iar s . t 1 r t e . et '. T, ‘ e “ndivided altention of FIR5TDAT, fridat, FEBRUAiir 23 both partners, will be devoted to all business confid- Main Race—Jockey Club Purse, 5300 ; 2 mile e ‘V- 0 |, tne ? 1 ' t i r- „ • mi ) ieat , J I Liberal advances made on CottOD in store. They Second Race—Jockey Club Purse of S100 ; mile i T** 1 ? ; “ en .'J str '.‘' tly J' 1 the " ,5sa S of ^ rd ? r * foT . ^ mily I Day Trainof tbe Georgia Road, and at Macon with beats. J I ' ^S^S.llope.Jcc it the lowestMacon the J Uay Trains of tIie S CeiU ral and South-Western ** ” ' 'Roads. Passengers will arrive'in Macim at a quarter past 12 and at Atlanta, at half past 1, having tbe NEW ARRANGEMENT. O N and after Monday, May I7th, the Trains will be run as follows: MAIL TRAIN. Leave Macon 8 15r.N. I Arrivein Atlanta 1 30 a. m. “ Atlanta 5 30 i* M. | " in Macon 10 4T, p. M. Connecting at Atlanta with the Trains of the Wes tern ft Atlantic and LaGrange Roads, and with the SECOND DAT,THL'KSDAT, FEB.24. Main Race—Jockey Club Purse, 5600; 3 miio A. B. ADAMS. Piano and Guitar. Instruction Books. &c. WATCHES. JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS Splendid Gobi and .Silver WATCHES Gentlemen and Ladies patterns. Gold Chains Brooches. Rings. Bracelets. Gold Thimbles, Gold Pens nnd Pencils, Gold and silver Spectacles, silver Spoons and Forks, silver, ivory and wood Nap. kin Rings, silver plated Cake Baskets, Casters. Waiters and Candle Sticks—and a vnriety of Fancy Goods, Shot Guns, Rifles, Game Bags, Pouches Flasks, Pittolt.&c. Fi^Clocks and Watches repaired, and warrauted atahortnotico. Give us a call at our old stand, Cot too Avenue, Union Building. novO J. A. ft S. S. VIRGIN riXCJO LATE!—Tbe undersigned, have just receiv JL cd a most magnificent seven Octave Rosewood PIANO FORTE, intended for exhibition at tbe Fair. Lovers of fine things are invited to examine nov 2 J. A. ft S. S. VIRGIN. K ALTIMORE IRON.—Now receiving, 50 tons “ Ellicott’s” Refined Iron, assorted, from ) to4J inches broad, from j to 41 inches round, and front } to 4 inches square; also oval half round Hand and Hoop Iron at reduced prices, by june 88 BRAY. CARHART ft CO. T RON WITCH AIR TIGHT COOKING STOVE.— L From tlie extensive sale of this wu'l known Cook ing Stove since its introduction, and the universal satisfaction it boa given, we are of opinion that it ia tbe licst Stove for Southern use in the market. Tbia Stove ia warranted to work well in every particular, or to lie returned without expense to the purchaser. A large lot just received, nnd for sale by june 22 BRAY, CARHART ft CO. Pit TKCTION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. CONN Fine and Marine 11 isk« taken on tbe most favors- bletermsby (feb27) C. DAY,Agent. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW-YORK. Jas ABBATT,Sec’ry. Joseph B.Collins,President Applications received by fob 27 C. DAY, Agent CHARLES HAY, COMMISSION MERCHANT, XEIV-YUHK. £yc.Dat ft Co., will advance on consignments apl 1 J^ll AETS on Savannah, Charleston, New York, Boston, ftc. discounted by nov 9 C. DAY ft CO. 1 L AKER COUNTY LAND.—A splendid body ol Jj 3000 acres Oak and Hickory Land, on Coolee wahee Creek, second district Baker county, about 10 miles from Albany. Fur sale by IBS nov 9 CHARLES DAY ft CO- r ATER ft GRIFFIN, Cotton Avenue, Afneou, Oa dealers in GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, are now rkceiving their Fall and Winter Stock. Thankful to their friends for past favors, would be pleased to see them again. aept 11 T) A GOING, ROPE ft TWINE. For sale by X> aept 14 CATER ft GRIFFIN. tSLANKKTS.—A large lot, not excelled by any i) bouse in tbo South. For sale by oct 12 CATER ft GRIFFIN. EOttGIA PLAINS AND OSNABUKGS. For sale by sept 14 CATER ft GRIFFIN. ■j. Hnitoon A-reiroioii. I '-’ii for Palin, the celebrated aoronnnt from ' so ascension from Now Orleans on . 'ftiv, iccompitiietl by three amnleiirs, |■-•^b ihe I’ieayaoe of tbe 2f)ih ultimo gives the ♦tNictoual:—“Tile balloon was of immense ■Lillie car was the great curiosity. It was *«b*pa of a large akitr, with extensive f •I'sched ia (he side, enabling Mr. i’etin to direction uf his cri*| crnlt from wiiliin. firn built madly of cork, 'in d around with i ***’ The iiacciitiiii! look placo Iwo o clock, timid Ihe cboer« of the • l b« itariand tlripoj fl/ing from ihe light , I* 11 * 8 hrMMIc linio could be ditlinct* , * iihout in hi* frail structure, direct• iwawroMuto. The eycilenieiit of the ffpecta heightened by wiinusiitig tii • beautiful white cloud •ht °«w;ured ihe lloaliug machine from beUcMiQ ntcended a boa l 18,000 feel. • tlr °og wind to the ea»tward. .. , CKJ?U ^ in mouegiug ihe valve for the e»- -5^ rouc h escaped, aud the b«l* fB ?iJ fell Into tbe woter of Lnke •boat on® mile from iho land, nt eight *P»« f«ur o’clock. P. M. The I L*"™* "P*et whou it struck tiio water. r “ ioniii fifteen feet deep, M. I’etin and P t fMaaBjem clung tu the bottnm ol tbeir after being iu the water about idik r ’ "'"I w ®ro discovered by tho cap. Vl . •'fxniboal Alabama, from Mmitsmnery, 1.^1 k Ci,y ’ T «'® party were taken on '« nlk " g, “ ,0 c "y- The balloon was »ifk ,orc ® u< * Uearly luined while taking it •’•'d the steamboat.’’ 1 t 4'ruciltxion. Iclrewa derived the punishment form the Tha upright beam »» let Into tbo ink- ^ lo arimiual being raised up, was faa* ' ,r »acver*epiece liy nail* driven ihrmigli ^’•'•otnrtiinra througli Ins feel also—and -* '*aru crocsed and ooo nail driven u'h. The feet were sometimes bound „,.W* “J cords. A small tablet, drulnring placed upon the lop o' Ihe cion — !**•! ik ““oerlho rood frightful suffering*. even amid tbo raging passions 7 WMsometimes excited. The wound* " I it'll. A l aging level *<1011 Ibtrut, anf j pgj,, When morlifilian j rtlNE nt. CROIX, LOAF AND REFINED SU GARS. For sale by. sept 14 CATER* GRIFFIN M ACKEHKLT-^AIot. No'a. l.2aud 3. just re ceived by (feb 1| CATER ft GRIFFIN. F feb 1 •_ CATER* GRIFFIN. nUGAIf! SUGAR!!—Both brown and whito of superior quality. Foraaleby feb 8 CATER ft GniFFIN. -OACON.—Achoicelotof aides, for sale by JJ feb 1 CATBR ft GRIFFIN, IHil'.SE —A new lot j 11 at received. Fur side by c sept 14 CATER ft GRIFFIN. TllirlH POTATO Ed.—Fifty barrels yellow Plant- A lag Potatoes. For aalo by feb | CATER ft GRIFFIN. AINTIN6 e bai-1 Housc.Sign&flrnaincntalPainling,Gilding,&c which I BY JOHN A. CLARKE, 32) Floyd House Buildings, Mulborry-st. tl) Nlaple Dry Good* nuri Bnwricu T B. ROSS ft CO. will continue to keep at their c/• old stand on Cotton A venue, a large and desira ble stock of STAPLE DRY GOODS.nnd a general assortment of GlIOCEBIES, JIAHDW A11I*., IIATS, SHOES, BLACKSMITH’S TOOLS .and nearly eve- at nr cur r -' wanted by s Planter. ep s7 >I » morli of l-'nnej Hr, Good*. ( 1 W. ROSS ft CO. are now receiving, and will JT. open on the first of October next, in the store lately ocrupied by Lor.as n AtkiSson. one of the moat choice and desirable stock* of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY DRY GOODS, everolleredin this market, a portion of them imported direct from Euro/m. The stock will be entirely new, and con sist ol the latest,msliionable and expensive styles o SILK. J.I.YI..V. COTTOX ft WORSTED KABBl(.!> sep 7 J. B. ROSS. W A. BOSS, G. W. ROSS. id Bros /'CARPETING.—A large lot of Ta p e* try and Bros- V ' sel* Carpeting. Also,a Urge lot of Hues of all Just received by GEO. W. ROSS ft CO. and Cashmere do Keosac -lust GEO. W. ROSS ft CO. . V ■ UiRtitin ^lao.j i the i.f pi '*1* aenss ' " In* *!< J ‘*eal. Mid deal'll ir "ler the ,* of 'he su ■ ftsjth rain liblo of hut kindi OCt 19 /T A8IIIMEHK: V/ received by oct 19 tll.WS l.s AND SCAB FS.—Crape Shawls. Cash, mere Shawls, while ombroidored silk Senrfs Ac. Just received by GEO. W. BOSS ft CO. oatlh i lll'IEin AND GUlVES — A Isree lot.just re I reived by GEO. W. R08S ft CO net 10 ( 1II EMISETTiCS, Worked Collsr* and f uller sleeves. J ust received by 5RO. W. BOSS ft CO. TMPOltTATJON DIRECT.—Just received direct JL from Europe, a splendid assortment of Guitars and Violins, oftlie finest qaality. Also, Italian Gui tar and Violin Strings, fresh aod good. Some old Violins among the aboveof rare quality, nov 2 J. A. ft 8. 8. VIRGIN. WATCHES, JEWELRY, ic.. Whole- sale and Retail.—New Goods, just opened a large and elegant stock of fine Gold aud Silver WATCHES. Diamonds and Jewelry, solid silver and silver plated Ware. fine Fancy Goods, ftc. which will be sold on a* good terms as can be had in tbe southern country. Tbs public arc respectfully invited to call before making selections elsewhere. Watch work executed in the best manner at short notice and warranted. Jewelry and Fancy Articles neatly repaired. E. J. JOHNSTON, oct 12 Mulberry at..fronting Cotton Avenue. F OR THE HOLLIDAYS—The suhscriberis now oireringan assortment of GOODS, suitable for the Hollidays and other presents, unsurpassed in Middle Georgia, for variety, richness and usefulness. Tbe following with mnny other suitable articlesmay be mentioned, viz: Fine gold and silver Watches. Diamond Ringa.Pins. Ear Rings, ftc.. Pearl and all Gold Jewelry in Jets and single pieces of all varie ties; Papier Mache, Desks. Tables, Work Boxes, Port Folios.Jewelry Cases, ftc; Rose wood and Ma- bogauy Work Boxes. Desks, Odor Boxes, ftc.; Fine Oil Paintings.Silver Pitchers. Goblets, Caps. Forks, Tea Table and Dessert Spoons. Dessert Knives, Porcelain Flower Vases, Card Cases. Gold and Sil verPenand Pencil Cases, with a variety of odds and ends, all ofwbich will be sold at tbe lowest prices A call ia respectfully invited, dec21 E. J. JOHNSTON. F INE CUTLERY.—Hneers’.Worstenbolm’* and Crookes Po-bet and Pen Knives aDd Razors, Scissors.French Razors, ftc. A large and fine assort- meut, for sale by E. J. JOHNSTON, oct 12 T5ECEIVED by late arrivals, a choice lot of fine Jl gold and silver watches, chains, seals, diamond and other jewelry. co(T pins, etc. For sale low. for caah or approved credit by E. J. JOHNSTON. Fa’* Citizen ropy. jan 18 U NITED STATES Land Warrants of 160, 80. and 40 acres, wanted bv jan II E. J. JOHNSTON. Y NEW and fine supply of Window Cornice, Cur tain Bands, Pins, ftc. dec at For sale by E. J. JOHNSTON. K IN E Doable and single Gans.'Riflea, ftc. at low- prices (quality considered) than ever offered in Macon. Foraaleby E. J. JOHNSTON, dec 21 WK1V BOOK.*. igfffM Just Received, a large supply ■^A^ty’ofall the latest and leading publications. itilur among which are—The English Edi tion of Swift's Works; Sterne's Works; Encyclope dia ol Architecture. by Gwilt: Illustrated Arabian Nights and Don Guixotte; Joanna Baillies' Works; The Abbotsford Edition of the Waverly Novels; The Boston Edition oftbe same in 27 vols.; 'the Icon- ographic Encyclopedia o! Science, Literatnre and Art; Ancient Egypt nndertbe Pharaohs;The Napo leon Dynasty, by the Berkley Family; Ik Marvel's Works; Lotus Eating; Howadji in Syria; School for Fathers; Jones on the Telegraph; Men and Women of the 18th Century; Philosophers and Actresses of the 18th Century, both by Houssaye; Hawthorne’s Works; Deftoincy’s Works; Abbott's Histories for theyonng; Lamb's Works; Essays from the London Times: Yellow Plush Papers; Journey through Tar- tnrv, Thibet and China; Tho Paris Sketch Book Gaieties nnd Gravities; theIngoldsby Legends;His torvof Little Pedlington; A Journey to Katmandu Honk of Snobs; Men’s Wives; Stories from Black wood; Lives of Wellington and Peel; Personal Ad ventures of our own correspondent; Mysteries, or Glimpses of the Supernatural; Ruben Medlicot, 11 ■nstrated Horse Shoe Robinson; Annt Phillis' Cabin Cabin and Parlor; Northwood by Mrs. Hale; 51 en of the Times, Chambers' Papers for the People; Froits of America by Hovey. colored plates; Book of tho Heart; Gift for all seasons; besides lots of Juveniles for tho little ones. J. M. BOARDMAN. ■nov 22 Second Race—Jockey Club Purse of S100; mile beats. THIRD DAT, FRIDAY,VEIL 25. Main Race—Jockey Club Purse of 5300: single dash of three miles. Second Race—Jockey Club Purse of $100; mile beats. FOURTH AND LAST DAY, SATURDAY, FED. 26. Main Race—Jockey Clob Purse ( Handicap Race) $500 ; 3 mile beats. Second Race—Jockey Club Purse ol $100; mile beats. A CARD To my friends, who have heretofore re f*^d« r of th«> night for rest entrusted me wiih their business, I return my Accommodation Trams, Tr,.Weekly will leave raostsincere thanks. To my old customers I now ap- I Mac< ?' 1 Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at peal fora continuance oftbeir favors, to enable me MACON DRVfi STORE. E. I,. STROM LX KIIK & CO., DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES CORNER ABOVE THE Ff-OYlt HU CUE. MACON, GEORGIA; K EEPS constantly tin hand, a large and well se lected stock ol Foreign ami Domestic DRUGS MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. WINDOW (11 \SS BRUSHES, PATENT MEDICINES, PEIiKCMEIlV ftc. Dealers in 117die E -o/, (JiU, Spirit* Tur/i tine. Painters Color*, Burning fluid, Camphine, Pine Uqnort, Garden Seeds, ,\-r. Agents for Abbey's GOLD FOIL AND ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Orders accompanied with the cash or satisfactory reference, will be promptly executed at the lowest market rates. ang3t 8 o'clock. A. M. Leave Atlanta 7 30 A. M. Arrive Atlanta 3 P. M. Arrive in Macon 23U P. M.— night Trnin of the _ ith the night Train of the Central lload nt Macon. Passengers by the upward Traincandine in Griffin The Accommodation Train between Macon and Grilfin will be discontinued. EMERSON FOOTE,Sop’t. HT As the Parses are very liberal, and many im- I thoso .£ h “ “ Dy i, *- their benevolent kindness, entrost I -"“i„ provements added to the Track, tbo Club confidently ™ e w i 1 ^ their business, I pledge my best exerttons SOI! fllWhSTERN KAIL. ROAD. expect a lar-e attendance. I «*r a faithful discharge el the trnst confided tome. r— 111 — ■*“ - -- 6 ' — ' Respectfully your obedient servant, aug3 N. OUSLEY. to support my afflicted family. Being deprived of | " ftl the Warehouse heretofore occupied bynie, I have I "^ us ■ rn !J 1 " e° nl [' c t wththo made arrangements with Messrs. Fields ft Adams. | .. ,, for the storage of (in their lire proof warehouse) all Cotton sent to my care, for which, Messrs. Fields ft Adams will give their receipts. To my friends and the public in general, I would most bnmbly solicit a portion of their patronage. To The public may rely on GOOD ORDER and CAPITAL SPORT. By order of the CJob. JOSEPH A. WHITE, feb 1 Sec’ry ft Treas FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.—Ranaway from the subscriber in Macon. Ga., in October FIRE PROOF WARE IJOUSU. Tbe undersigned having associatedSY iti>dr. Ovid G. Sparks with him in bu-£^ “siness — continues to transact the—- WARE HOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, last, « negro girl named FRANCES or FAN- omierthe name anVstyle BarlsMa & Spark.: :o .5 ear *“ ld /,'» eepper complex Their undivided atieotion will be given to all bust A DAILY TRAIN for Passengers and Freight leaves Macon at 6J A. M —Arrives at Oglethorpe, at 10} A.M.—LeavesOgletliorpeat 11} A. M.—Arrives at Macon at 3} P. M. Connecting each way with the Central and Maconft Western trains, and the Tallahassee, Eufaula, and Columbus Mail Stage Lines. Passengers dine at F ort Valley at lj P. M. GEO. W. ADAMS, Supt.S. W. R.R. Macon, August 12 1852. 52 ±:»7'L k ± «•><= ha, probably been decoyed offby j Tim loVcxperl some white peraon. 1 will give fifty dollars reward for ence 0 , tll0 undersigned ns a cotton seller, added to hl' v . er; il ,°| f the 8 ,r ' , “®? m esareJail.wbero 1 can hia desire to please as well as faithfully to serve jjet cr. ami tiieappreuension oftbe personhaibor- | those that may patronize tho new firm, gives him to | Thouinston & ISurucHrill log ber, with proof to coovict him; or I will give hope that the liberalpatronai , - , - w . », _ . , - ■ tiupo „■■> a, ulieralpatronage heretofore given to . „.... twenty-live dollars for tbe delivery of tbe girl to me Hardeman ft Hamilton, will be continued to Harde- I IT! HE stockholders of this Company are required in Macon or m anv safe Jail. I „ *, ... .l . L : i I : ._, . _r *n V._n DAVIDJAMESON. Dkckmbku 10,1852. in Mhcoh or in any Side JHil. . j man ft Simhus. They will risk nothing, either in I J. to pay an instalment of Ten Dollars per share. Iep 8 DAVIDJAMESON. I purchasing orby advancing an Cotton, as they have on or before tbe 10th day of February next. By or- $10 REWARD—Ranaway from the sub- determined to confirm themselves to business with derofthe Board of Directors sertber in the city of Macou. on the 13th De- I Planters, and to them liberal advances will be Bade | dec21—8t W. D. WOODSO N,Treas r. cember last, a negro man named FRANK.— °n Cotton in store. Family Supplies vith Baggtng ne*.v-YOKK AND SAVANNAH STEAM. He is about 45 /car. old. bright black, live | "**££*' be furmshed^oarfncnd^aulie lowest | MUP LINE. foot 9 or 10 inches high, weighs 160 to 170 lbs. MB _ _ . fu» •injecting mouth, his left eye drips and occasionally •otb eyes drip, bad on a new Rosy sock coat, wnite pants and an old white hat. He has a scar across tbe back of his right hand and a scaron the left ear; a part of which may be seen immediately back of tbe ear on the head. He was seen 8 or 10 days •aat in tbe neighborhood of Thomas B. Green's, 'in Macon prices, jely 20 THOS. HARDEMAN. 49—ly T. A. HARRIS, NEW FIIIE-PROOF WARE-HOUSE, ON THE CORNER BELOW FIELD ft ADAMS, MACON, GA The new and splendid ateam-sbips FLORIDA, Capt. Lyon, —AND— jV) Again returns bis thanks to hizfriendsfor . tji . r’jpast patronage, with the hone that they will ALABAMA, Capt. Ludlow, ipson county, and way be harbored by a negro in | continue tbeir much esteemed favors; and he res- Belonging to the that settlement. I will give the abovo reward for pectfully solicits the public generally to give him a new-york ft savannah steam navigation comp'y bis asprehension and confinement in Jail, feb 1 THOS.T. WYCHE NEW GOODS! WLLM3I B. FERRY A CO., DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, TR1ANOULAR BLOCK SECOND STREET, Mark well its situation on entering the city .and be cer tain to drive the males square up to the 1km House, where we will divest them of the Bales in quick tint : and then place them on the level of the scales HAVING re-modeled and newly fitted up and the beam ahall work plumb, their store, are now receiving lor the j Macon. Jane 8.1852. Fall and Wintertrade, one ol the larg-^^^^s TTT~—7 T - ! . . est and most desirable stocks of BOOTS AND ^ THE subscriber being desirous to remove, SHOES, to be ofiered in this market. Tbeir goods I offers for ? ale lbe Cottage Residence where he have been laid ia forCosb, and with c&refal reference call—as his house will be as secure from fire as any I On and after the 11th day ol January next, will iu the euy. b leave Savannah and New York every Saturday until Advances made on Cotton and other Produce in farther notice. These ships areof 1300 tons register store at the customary rates. Orders attended to and unsurpassed in comfort, safety and speed.— with the strictest care. _ __ j Cabin passage, $25—payable in advance. Kxtratraius leave Macon every Friday evening and connect with these steamers. PADKLFORD, FAY Sc CO..Agents.Savannah Sam’l L. Mitchell, Agentin N.York, 194 Front*st jan 14 9 Q0 OUNCK3 SULPHATE QUININE, warrant* pur For sale by SQg3l' K. L. STROHKOKEJl A CO. OANNING’S BODY BRACES, Mrs Hett’s U JJ terine tSupoorter, Fitch s Abdominal Brace, with a complete assortment of the most approved 'Trusses, and Shoulder Braces. For sale by aug3l E. L. 8TUOHKCKER & CO. D EAD SHOT.—A gentleman writing to the Pro prietora of the above valuable Medicine says. Orange, New Jersey. July 1st, 184G. Gentlemen, 1 purchased a via! of Dr. Perry s Dead Uhot Ve.mifupe, at yoar store about two weeks since, for my little daughter, aged two years, who had the symptoms ot worms. A few doses of tbo medicine produced the expulsion of more than 200 worms. The unfavorable symptoms passed oil, and she is entirely restored to health. Yours respecthiliy, Joseph Edwards. Price 25c. a vial. For sale by aug 31 E. L. STROHKCKER & CO. I NDIA CHOLAGOGUE, FOR THE CURE OF AGUE AND FEVER.—This preparation bap been in use for years, in the successful treatment ot Chills and Fever,and isdow' recognized as a stand ard medicine. It not only breaks the chill in a day or two, but an occasional dose, fortifies the system against further attacks. For sale by Mg31 K. L. STROHKCKER & CO. R ADWAY’S READY 'BELIEF.—A large lot, lor sale by the single bottle or dozen, aoe 31 E. L. STROHECKER Sc CO. r ASOy A DI BULK’S HORSE LI NAME ST.— L Forthecure of Bruises, Sprains, Set Fasts, Old Sores, Galls Swinney, Lameness, Stiffness in the Joints and Muscles, and for all external injuries on horses. For sale by aug31 E. L. STROHECKER A CO. mo THE AFFLICTED.—Tarrant's Extract of X Cubebs and Copavia; Crossman’s SpecificjMix- ture; French Capsules; Suear coated Cuheb and Co- pavia Pills; Ricaril’s Specific; Magnin’s Lucina Cor dial; Compound Extract Bucher; Carpenter s Ex tract Cubebs, Sarsaparilla and Copavia. For sale by ant; 31 E L STROHECKER A CO. a.tt.w k-wcuzaau *u iui mmLwcuHcutciav ■“*® , now resides, ou College Street. Tne House to elegance and durability; nnd willbeoileredtothe | j J n LY® ^ trade at prices that cannot fail to satisfy the most careful buyer. Thankful for past favors, they would respectfully solicit a continuance of the liberal pat ronage heretofore extended to them, oct 5 4m. out buildings, a superior well of water, shade aud fruit trees in abuudance. And will be sold low, pos session given immediately. Apply to L. Cowles, or jan 4 J. J. GRESHAM, Esq. AD1ES’ Laceand Congress Prunella, Satin Fran cia and Silk Gaiters f Black, Bronze ami Wnite | , - . -. - , . Kid and Satin Slippers; Jenny Lind Enamel lad I hI* Kid Boots and Gaiters; Enamel and Kid Ties and '""" ’ ° MACON HOUSE.—The undersigned hav ing taken tho above Home, would respect- fully solirit a share of public patronage, and March 23d. 1833. ’a ir . : ... 1 ...t I fnLiis l*iaa>Mtl Buikio, RubberOverahoea. Cork aolea, ftc., juat re ceived and for sale by WM. B. FERRY ft CO. oct 5 yjISSES’ lace and congress gaiters; enamel and may favor the house with a call, comfortable. Her table will at all times be provided with the best the market affords. The House is also provided with , . - , , . ,, Stables for the accommodation of Horses. Charges eonffort and despatch, and oilers new and admirable will bo less than nt otherHotels. I facilities robustness amltravel For freight or passage FOR PIULADELPIUA. ^7 The new and splendid side-wheel ^steam ship STATE OF GEORGIA, of ,1200 tons register, Capt. John E. Wal ton, will sail the following Wednesdays, from SA VANNAH : December 29th, 1852. April 6th, 1853. January 12th, 1853. April 0th. 1853. January 16th, 1853. May 4th, 1853. February 9th, 1853. May 18th, 1853. March 9th, 1853. June 15th, 1853. June 29th. 1853. Cnbin PasKiigc to Philadelphia...$25 OO Through Ticket* to New York,.... 25 OO Steerage............................... 9 OO The ship has been built with entire regard to safety, TNISSOLUtION.—The firm of PAYNE ft NISBET I } is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will lie continued by GEO. PAYNE, who is alone authorised to settle the business of tbe firm. .inn 25 / lEUltUK l’AYNE, Dhuggist and Sratk Licks- \J KD Atotiikcakv, Offers at wholesale and retail a general stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Jn- strumentsJPaints. Oils, Perfumery,Garden Seeds and otherarticles usually kept in n Drug titore. An ex perience of twenty years in the Drue aud Apothe cary business, enables him to say to Ihe public with confidence, that all Medicines and proscriptions sold by him. shall be genuine and pure, and will always give satisfaction. jan 25 H3RESH GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.— L J ust received and for sale by GEO.PAYNE, jan 25 Opposite Washington Hail. Omnibuses will ran to and from this House at all ] apply to kid Jenny Lind boots and gaiters; kid excel- I times. MRS. M. S. NICHOLSON, siors, slippers, ties,scbool boots, and agreat variety I oct 5 of children’s boots, gaiters and slippers, just receiv- ed by (oct 5) WM, B. FERRY ft CO. & SULLIVAN HOUSE, Macon, Ga.—The till subscribersLifl continues at bis old stand in i OY’S fine sewed and peg imitation, dress and I . Iittllk front of the Court House and the corner of | thick boots; calf, enamel and kip sewed and peg Mulberry street, nnd respectfully solicits a share of brogans,g-iters,dancing pumps, ftc.,jost received by public patronage. This house is convenient to all a ■ iiru vruuv t. nn I fhn Kflilrnnils nmi immMiotfllv in imntai tho csnfif dec 14 PADLEFORD, FAY ft CO., Agents in Savannah. HERON ft MARTIN, Agents in Philadelphia. B l L*lvcry Notice, The undersigned purchased .house h* J jl VllWf ndersigned having id of Mr.A. C.More- is interest in theC 1 s > oct 5 WM. B. FERRY ft CO. puuiic patronage. 1 , ■ r.e.L firm ol A. C. Morehouse ft Co.,in the Livery business, the Railroads, and immediately in front of the gener .. „n8 tbennh. G ENTS' fancy dress, pnmp and welt, medium and I from all the Depots. Board can be obtaioed by the water proof boots; line peg imitation, dress and day, week or month, on reasonable terms, and every ctroug boots; patent leather, cloth, enamel, and calf j exertion will be made to satisfy tliOBe who give him rongress gaiters, opera ties, dancing pumps, slippers, j a call. octjS ly M. SULLIVAN, fubber over shoes and cork soles, just rereived and or sale by (oct 5) WM. B. FERRY ft CO. * -•»i sasssasjas si stand of Brown ft Harris.known as the Floyd House Stales, corner of Wliarf and Third sts , under the name and firm of J. M. COOPER ft SON. Our Stables and Lots are large and commodious, and no pains will bo spared to give satisfaction to S TILES’ AUSTRIA!—A supply of the above op portune production, from the prolific press of the Harpers, ot J- M. BOAROMAN’S. june 22 V - ALKNTINKS—A large lot of S'aleiitioea whole sale and retail, at J. M. BOARDMAN’S. feb 8 NOTICE. A W. MARSHALL having taken possession . of the store recently occupied by Graves a Rodgers, is prepared to ofierto bis friends aud the •ublic generally, a large and well selected stock of JRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, at wholesale and retail. Having selected for mv motto: •'SMALL PROFITS AND HUtCK RETURNS.”' . feel assured that those who may favor mo with a call, will be fully satisfied, both with my GOODS and PRICES. Special attention trill be given to Orders, and satisfaction guaranteed. Among my stock may be found tho following articles: 150 bales Gunny BAGGING 400 coils best Kentucky ROPE 150 bnes Rio and 12 bags Old Java COFFEE 50 hbds Porto Rico and St. Croix SUGARS 150 bbls Refined A. B. ft C. do 100 do crashed and pulverized do 40 boxes TOBACCO, all grades. Also. Salt. Mulasscs.Racon, Lard.Butter.Cheese, Mackerel.Teas, Soap. Starch Candles.Candy, Oils, Paints. Drug*, Blsnkets. Kerseys, and many more articles too numerous to mention. aep 7 cn BBLS. Hiram Smith s prem. Floor, new crop; OU 50 do Howard street Flour; 50 do do prem. do. For sale low by A. W. MARSHALL. net 5 T^LOUH, SOAP, WHISKEY, Ac—50 barrels so- _ perfiuo and family fioor; 30 boxes No. 1, nnd pale soap, 1 lb and 1} lb bar*; 5 Casks London Por ter; 5 Casks Alo; 30 barrels Cognac Brandy ; 30 barrels Ram. Also. 25balf quarterand eighth pipes pure French Brandy, direct importation ; 20 Casks Wine ; 50,000 imported and domestic segars. Tay- lorftSnns Imperial Ale. Ci8er, ftc.,ftc. feb 8 T- C. DEMPSEY, Near Post Oflice. : 01!N _ TAYLOR ft DON’S ALBANY CREAM - ALE. Mammoth Brewery—sou bid*. Daily. A constant supply of this celebrated Ale. Received weekly by the steamer, by tho Agent for Macon and the interiorof Georgia. T. C. DEMPSEY, nov 30 sgom moistened wiih a ionic* The dura > varied with the I Iho alula of tho 1 ■- e.j |L 4,1 " as hastened on by tho heat of Ihe , | rl l" , *" r e >d the cold night air, but it , luri I foino uatil ho had buug for tbir- or mure. | bene Silk* Juat re W. ROSS ft CO. rjii.Kfl O Silk Robes, a la Paris: C ceived by (oc!9| GLO_ CJPERM, WHALE, MACHINE V, 1 3 5,00 galls, pure Sperm oil; V00 galls, bleached Whale oil; 10 barrel* Machine oil. I n •U>re i •ale hy CAUHA&T A HOFF. JULIO 15 s^(HEHOKEi: COBN AND COHN MEAL, in 1/ sacks. Also, a fresh supply of Albany Ale-— o 2. received hy fjan 18) T. C. DKMPS&Y. crtf\n POUNDS POTASH, London Porter, 50 t)UUU boxes choice bran,Is Tobacco, pounds, quarters, sixes, and eights ; 20 bbls No. 3 Mackerel, hbds prime N. O. Sugar, 20 bbls.refined do. Re- ! -sd by (jaa'8) T.C. DEMPSEY V -;W GOODS.—Tho suhscriberis now receiving bis Fall and WinterStock. consisting of a gen eral assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY OODS, which have been purchased in New York :nl Philadelphia, on the best terms. As our sales „re for Cvsn. we intend to sell our Goods at a small profit. Our friemla ami tbe public eenoraHv, quoted to give us a call. sept 28 . P API-ill HANGINGS.—20"" pieces Paper Hang ings of all qualities, some very rich. Also, a hand.,,me lot ofline Board Printa.^ ^ C 4 A11PKT1NG AND 111 (iS.—Juat received a goud J assortment of tine, superfine aod three ply Car peting. Ruea ofall qualities, some House and Dot on the Ilill—For Sale ,-..7V The undersigned Gfiersforsululiisplaccon the I ourcustuniers, 1ROGAN8—a large stock of black and russet I fcjjjii Hill, near the Female College. It is situated in Horses and Carriages ofevery description for hire L) plantation brogans, also kip, calf, and enamel JBSrone of tbe most desirable neighborhoods in the and sale. leather brogans, just received and for sale nt reduced | citv, and lias besides, many other advantages. Our accommodations for drovers are superiorto The Lot contains very nearly an acre of ground, and any in the city. Trysts. J. .U. COOPER, has upon it a comfortable Cottage, also, a line collec- [ mayll GEO. F. COOPER, tion of Fruit, Flowers and shrubbery. Possession given 1st October, or earlierif desired. For terms, ftc., address tbe undersigned at Oglethorpe, apr 27 GEO. W. FISH. prices by (oct 5) WM. B. FERRY ft CU. L B EATHKR—oak and hemlock sole leather, french calf skins, shoe threads. Ac., jost received by oct 5 WM. B. FERRY ft CO. NEW BOOTS AND SHOES, AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG B O OT, KO. 3, COTTO.N AVENUE, OPPOSITE WASH1NCON HALL, MACON. GEORGIA. The aubscriber.i wouid return their thanks for the very libert.I and long continued _ paronage extended to them, and^^^^f would most respectlully solicit a continuance of Ihesnme. We have now in store a large assort ment of BOOTS AND SHOES, mostly of our own manufacture.ro which weekly additions will he made, of allthediffercntatyles and patterns usually called for in a Shoe store, and would invite those wish ing to purchase, tu call and examine our atock, as we arc prepared to sel' as low as any bouse in the city orstatc. (oct 12) MIX ft K1RTLAND. BOOTS.—A full assortment of Gents tine French Calf Boots, pump sole, welted nnd _ water proof, of various^kinds and qualities, both soled and pegged. Jast received and for sale low by oct 12 MIX Jr KIRTLAND. TAILOKIIVG. T HE undersigned having taken the store on Mul berry street, next door to Messrs Ells ft Son in the Washington Hall building, informs his old customers and the poblic generally, that he is pre- TJURNINGFLUID AND CAMPHENK.—For sale _I3 by GEO. PAYNE, who was awarded at the last State Fair, a silver medal for the best burning fluid, jan 25 O 6 sup ply of these seed, the produce of the last sea son. It is satisfactorily ascertained, that the nsage orange is the most durable and valuable of all Plants that have been used for hedges in thfs climate. Per sons wishing to piocure them, would do well to call soon. Price—Si perquart. GEO. PAYNE. jan 25 INFIRMARY FOR SICK NEGROES. rnHE undersigned respectfully announce to the A Public, that having experienced the want of some suitable place.forthe accommodation of negroes brought from the country, for the purpose of Surgical and Medical treatment. They have determined to open an Infirmary in a quiet part oftbe city, furnish ed with proper furniture and attendants—ichrrca 11 the wants of invalid servants requiring Sureiral oper ation# or Medical treatment forebrouie disease can be appropriately supplied. C. II. NOTTINGHAM. M. D. GABRIEL HARRISON. M.D. jolyC • 47—ly i* V BOOTS AND SHOES—Men's. Boys and Yoath'a fine calf and kip peg'd Boots; Men's stout kip bunting and mnd Boots; Gents lasting Gai ters. Monterey, opera nnd ties, and fine ralfBropans; Gents, boys and youths patent and enamelled Bro gan).; Men's, boys and youths Californiakip Brogans, a large assortment. MIK ft KIRTLAND. oct 12 RUBBER SHOES.—A large assortment Gents and boys Robbers. Also, Ladies slippcrand sandal rubber Shoes of Goodyear's cole- bratedpatent. Justreceivcd and for sale low by oct 11 MIX ft KIRTLAND. PLANTATION BROGANS —Now nstore the best assortment ofNegroShoes,v.-ehave ever offered in this market. Meo’a double soled peg and nailed black and russetts; do heavy single soled black and russetts; do boys and youths black aud russetts, all of which we are selling very low oct 12 MIX ft KIRTLAND. ALF SKIN AND SOLE LEATHER.—On hand a very superior lot of French Calf Skins, with Linings and Binding; Oak and Hemlock sole Leather Shoe Thread, with a good assortment of Lasts, peg BootTrees and shoe finishing. Just received aud for sale by MIX ft KIRTLAND. oct 12 SHOES,! SHOES!!—Prices redaced— Manufactured by J. H. Thomas ft Sou, suc cessors to I. Winship. For sale by oct 21 CATER AGR1FIN. MRS CAREY has Just received and now - * "RY, tbe AT.', of W liii'h she Las every variety of style: together with Embroideries, Rich Dress Silks, Mantillas, Alboni aod Feathers, Wreaths aod Gloves. Mrs. C. would most respect- fully invite tho ladies to give her a call. oct5 y 31 Its UAK.J.1 has just receive" ami now Tfcxl.q.eiie.l a splendid selection ol MI l.l.l NKit Y, -f^and woold particularlvcall the attention of the Ladies tober PATTERN HA MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.—MltS V DAMOI H is receiving, by each weekly steamer. NEW GOODS in her line, she has on hand now for inspection, without any particular day for (a ahow) an openingofGoods assorted, that cannot he surpassed Ly any other establishment of the kind in this state, and will be sold to cash costum ers cheaper than customary. Her stock consists of 110 silk dress patterns, varied colors and styles; 14 dozen assorted straw Bonnets (from $1 to 815 each); Ribbons of all colors and qualities; Flowers, Laces. Dress Trimmings. Gloves, Combs, Broshes, and all other articles, that are generally kept in that line of business. oct 5 GEO. W. PRICE. pt 18) TOTICE—All persons indebted to tl h and band* GKO. W. PRICE. N Bostick. Johns ft Co. bv note i late firm n funt. an nformed. the sole owner of nil such claims, and pay ill be received and receipts given »t tbeir ( h*. just id under the Masonic Hall, now kept hy the , gned; where p! idd stai found a large and com NEW FANCY DRY GOODS, oinprisHig everv thing usually kept in that line, vhirh were bought fr,,m first hands and for Cash, mid j vhirh will bo i ' " nor 16 fHtuphJ JrSi nann* e void for very moderate profit*. [Cit. copy] \Y. ^ , FAKKER, K ANCY GOHFKCTIONKttY AND GROCERY STORE.—J. H- 0AMO UK still at hia old stand. Mulberry atreet, two door# below Lanier House, keeps up hia old reputation ofaelling (of hi# own im portation) the heat of LIQUORS, such aa old Brandy, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum,Scotch and Irish Whis key, Champagne, Bargundy, Bordeaux,Malaga,sher ry and Madeira Wiaea of beat qualities. Also, an assortment of auch SEGARS *■ are seldom found anywhere. Also, line Tobacco, Batter, Cheese, Crackers Dried Beef, Beef Tongue*. Fickle#, Pre serves, Nut# and Fruit ol all kinds, Candy of home manufacture, aud imported French preserved Can dies. oct 5 mTlljnery and fancy goods. ■■ MRS. AI’DOINK takes this method of in form ing her friends and the public, that she received and opened one of the most select rable stocks of MILLINERS AND FANCY GOODS everoffered in the city, to which she .in vites the attention of the Ladies of Maeon and its vicinity. Her atock embrace* all the new atylea in her line, aod will be sold at uouiualiy low prices. oct 12 FOR SALE.—Two House# and Lots on Wal . -. m A - T r nniVn nnaivirco h;;;! nut street, block 18, finely situated, with good pared w c on the TAILORING BUSINESS, ■"gardens, out houses nnd stable. Apply to. in all its branches. . . dec21 W. A B. GODDARD, Macon. . He returns hi« thanka for the patronage of hia _— [ friemfs while in the employ ofthe late Mr.T. F.New- fiVALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.—The sub- ton as cutter. Persons having had theirgarments made scriberotFers for sale his settlement of Lands, j at that establishment, can he refitted in the same containing 6000 acres.20 miles below Hawkinsville; manner, by leaving notice with the undersign® d t immediately on the Ocmulgee river. The Land is as he is in possession of Mr. Newton’s Books aud well improved, and has 250 acres cleared, there is Measures. sufficient Pine timber on the premises to pay the I oct 5 8 J. H. DAVIS, price I ask for the Land. Terms to suit purchasers Polaakt county. Jan. 4,1853. N. McDUFFHS. I .J t CEl ^ am j Manufacturer of Cuackeks, Cakes, HOUSTON LAND FOR SALE.—Six han- Bread and Ors amksstal Pyramids of every descrip- 3£dred acres of first quality LAND, sixteen tl <*n. Balls, Parties, Hotels and Private Families at- iiulcs from Macon, lying on the Perry Hoad. On ' *” “ a 1 n ' L 1 '* ~~~* tbe place, there is a good two story Dwelling house with six rooms, kitchen and all necessary out houses. There are also, two good springs and an excellent Peach Orchard. It iaoneof the mostde- sireable and healthy places in the county* and wiil be sold a Bargain. JOHN W. WOOLFOLK. oct 19 10 D ENTAL CARD.—The subscriber having much unfinished Dentistry to do in Georgia, will return to Macon — . ., in April or May next, and occasionally thereafter of “°* which duo notice will be given. # # ^ abbIt It is his intention to continue the Profession in Ma- ™ con with a competent and responsible assistant or R Inut < J°- in his own name alternating in Charleston, and the Dessert do. public may be assured that his best efforts will be v 5, continued to give entire satisfaction, aud value re- ^ eed 5 0, ceived. I ??P do * Prices to remain as heretofore always making a proper reduction for those in moderate and destitute circumstances. Address . C. S. PUTNAM, feb 1—lm Residence Charleston, S.C. DENTISTRY—With its Improve- rpSSjfcSjKL 31 ents.—Dr. G. McDonald would res- L UjTi r T T pectfully call attention to his new and improved inode of putting up and inserting artificial teeth. The teeth, gams, and plate, are all cemented together by heat, making solid work, and inserted on tbe atmospheric pressure plan, presenting a per fectly life-like appearance, of teeth and gums, and possessing in every respect a decided superiority tended to at the shortest notice. Third Street, next door to the State Bonk, Macon, Geo. Shippers and others are savored that every article sold at this Establishment arc, A. No. 1, being in variably made from tho best materiaL HAND MADE. MACHINE 3IADE. Butter Crackers, Batter Biscuit, Sugar do. Sugar do. Boston do. Boston do. Graham do. Graham do. Water do. Water do. Soda do. Milk do. Wine do. California do. Pic Nic do. Lemou do. Pilot do. Navy do. Bread aud Cake in every variety, fy AU Orders executed at Short Notice. feb I ly BACON! BACON!! CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE. T HE undersigned having the agency for several extensive packers of Pork, including Divine Williams A Co’s lot of Superior Extra Cut City Style, now ofFer for sale 400 000 pounds, from the Smoke House. All from Corn Fattened Hogs, and of large size—in lots to suit purchasers. Teims Cash or approved bills. We Will also be in constant receipt during the season, of other lots from East Tennessee, and from Cincinn&tti, St. Louis, Nashville, &c. All orders for meats will be filled direct from Smoke House, and packed in new Bacon Casks, feb l—6t P. E. GRENVILLE A CO. City papers copy to amount ot $5, and send copy of paper. W tll NlC TEACII K K ANTED.—A lady or a married gentleman, who is competent to give instruction in vocal mu sic and piano music, and who is also proficient in the French language, can find desirable employment by communicating with the editors of this paper. None need apply except with good recommendation#. The situation is in the Perry Baptist Female Seminary. 33 N EGROES FOR SALE.—The subscribers offer for sale a lot of likely negroes. from the upper part of Georgia, and shall be receiving during winter and spring negroes of all descriptions, having agents constantly bu3 ing through the up country, and for warding to us. Good reference given as to respons ibility. W. M. A A. B. McAFFEE. dec 28 3m Abernethy Crackers. Ginger Snap. HBNKY lIOKNftS’8 CONFKCTIONAKV | ONE DOOR BELOW TIIE STATE BANK.MACON, Oa. O KALKR in all sorts of CAKES, PASTRY, CANDIES, PRESERVES, FRUITS fresh ami dry, CORDIALS, SYRUPS, CIGARS, TO BACCO. tcarratUcd imported Jine BRANDIES\ WHISKEY and GIN. Also, Madeira, Bordeaux and Port I VINE S. He is also prepared to supply Balls and Par- gee lias been dissolved Dr. McDonald lias associated l'“t he w.llgive the utmos ;sa isfacttcrun chcapues. with him in the practice Dr. James McDonald, who P “ he feels authorised in recoumcndiugas a gentleman re « e t ° ,- ,, , , , , of skill and integrity. As they have propped them f a ^‘ tbc uewest amI chca I selves for an extensive business in all branches of | 1 the profession, despatch, as well as care and skill may be expected in all theiropemtions. Terms:— cither cash down or wiien called for. jan’fl Reference, Messrs. Lanier A Son, Macon, Ga. dec 14 ly V )TICE—All persons concerned are hereby no tified, that I shall apply to the Commissioner of Pensions at Washington City, for a duplicate of Land Warrant, No. for 80 acres, issued to me in my own name, for services in the War with Great Britain, in the year 1812, and that I have filed a caveat inthe General Land Oflice, at Washington. Said Land Warrant having been lost or rni«laid. so that it cannot be found. CORNELIUS HARDY. Jasper county, Ga. jan ll—ct L AND AGENCY, Millkdgevillk, Ga.—The sub? #criber will attend to the purchase or sale of LANDS, of the several Land Lotteries of this State ou Commission. oct 19 JAMES II. BUTTS. Large anil Important Inducements. WILL sell off my Stock of fashionable BON NETS. dress silks, mantillas, trim mings, Ac., at cost for cash, until the first of March, to make room for my Spring Stock, and invite the la dies to avail themaelvei of thia chance. MRS. i*. DESSAU, on Triangular jan 25 Block 'EVV CROCKERY STORE.—The^oniTewi^ned is now prepared to ofFer to the citizens of Ma con and surrounding country, ono of the best stocks of CROCKERY, CHINA A GLASS ever oflercl in this market, consisting of Gold Band Diningsetts from $60to S100; Gold Band Tea Setts from SI0 to $30; white Ciiina Diningsetts from $10 to 0(J5;white China Tea settsfrom $7 to $12; white Granite Din ing setts from $20 to $.35; white Granite Tea setts from $3 50 to $7: 100 dozen cut and {tressed Goblets from $3 75to $12; 5UQ dozen Tumblerscutand press ed from 50 cents to $5; 200 dozen quarts, pints and half pint Flasks; 60 dozen Flint and Green gallon and half gallon Jars; Gins# Fancy Vases; Silver Iated Castors and Spoons and Forks; Brittauia Castors from 75 cents to $4; fine lot Knives and Forks; large Looking Glasses, Waiters; common Crockery for wholesale; Camphine, Fluid and Oil Lamps; Hal! Lamps, Large Glass Shades, Ac. R. P. McBVOY, At Freeman *V Roberts’old Carriage stand, near Logan’* old corner, Macon, Ga. sept 28 6m P aints am* oil,.—5.000 JUT. white l.-r.i, 5,000 lba. Blake’s tire proof paint; >500 gulls Linseed oil. Foraaleby june 15 CARHART A HOFF. LAND WARRANTS. B OUNTY LAND WARRANTS issued nnderthe act of Sept. 28. 1850, purchased by the under signed. Apply at tbe store of Cater A Griffin, may 25) LARKIN GRIFFIN. FRESII CANIHKN, FK11TS, NUT», Ac. r OUNTRY Mercbaizts. and others supplied on moderate terms, with plain and ornamental CANDIES, RAISINS. ORANGES, APPLES, Butter, Sugar and Boston CRACKERS. Also, SEGARS, TOBACCO and PIPES. Having obtained the services of a finished Candy Maker from York, and using best VVhite Sugar, we warrant these Candies to stand theclimate. The above articles, and all sorts of DRUGS AND MEDICINES for sale by J. H. A W. 8. ELLIS. Between Messrs. E. Bond and A. J. White, Cher ry street, Macon, Ga. 4m nov 30 \\ R. IbHiKHS, Man' factuukiiqk CANDIES IVJL. CORDIALS, SYRUPS, S,-c., next door. South of E. Bond’s, where can be had all kinds of ital and common CANDIES, such a# 'Iays, //(.»'//>', Siiyor Plums, Mint />/<>/>.<, Stick (*andics, »yr. He will also furnish CAKE'ana CANDY PI RAM IDS, embellished in the handsomest style* for Wed- Jings, Balls and Parties. He is his own workman, consequently he can warrant his articles to be ot the very best. And will also give his personal attention to fitting up for Parties, either in town or country. Macon, December 14, 1852. iy TA LACKSM ITH \\ AN I El).— A good blacksmith .13 who can do any kind of wagon and buggy work, can obtain liberal wages for the present year* by ap plying immediately to TRISTUM WATERS, feb 1—4t Lanier, Macon co. t Ga. B LACK Doe skin, fancy Cassitnere, Tweeds and satinetPaauts.at cost for caah. hy n° v l fi WINSHIP * SON. "\T EGK<> MAN FOR SALK.—He is a good Cook -k.N intelligent aud excellent house servant. For nrther particulars, enquire nt this office. *'•4^. N EfiHUEJTIVAN TFO. ^ i P ER.SONS having Negroes for sale, will find a purchaser by calling on tbe undersigned. Macon,Oct.26. BENJAMIN FORT. I WINSHIP A SON, COTTON AVENUE—MACON. GA.. WHOLESALE Jc RETAIL DEALERS IS FANCY A STAI'LE DRY GOODS AND READY MADE CLOTHING. sept23 *10,000 Worth of Komiy-Made Clothing, AT COST. T HE subscribers wishing to confine themselves ex clusively to the Dry Goods business, offer for sale their entire atock of Clothing at cost, for cash.— Theirstock comprises one of the largest assortments of Fashionable Ready Made Cl-thing offered in this market; consisting of blue and black cloth frock and dress Coats; blue and black cloth, doe skiu, French CAssimeres, tweeds, satinet and janes Sacks; polkas and business Coats; black French doe akin, fancy French cassimere. tweeds and satinet Pants; black satin, fancy silk, cashmere and cloth Vests. A large portion oftbeir Clothing was manufactured to their own order this Fall, and isofthe latest style and best material. Call early and see for yourselves. WINSHIP A SON. n ov2 Cotton Avenue.Macon. blue and black doth at cost for cash, by (nov 1 fi) WINSHIP A SON. L‘sts, black satin Cash- voolen Vests, for snle at cost for WINSHIP A SUN. B LACK French Doe t and fancy cassimere sack On N' mere, heavy cash,by nov 16 /'■'IA8JIMEKE8 AND DELAfNS vy n -A largo assort ment of single and double width Cashmeres and satin deChines, Muslin deLnines. French Merinos Alapaceas. Ac., for sale at reduced prices by nov 16 W1N8H1P A SON. s c from New York, an assortment of rich B roc ado Silks, and some elegant patterns ofhlack figured and second mourning ditto, at the new store of oct 26 BOSTICK A JOHNS. T H E Ladies can find some beautiful Under Sleeves Collars, Chemizetls, Ac. Justreceivcd at oct 26 BOSTICK A JOHNS. 1ARVET1NO.—A largo assortment of Brussels ~3 / Ply and Ingrain Carpeting and Rues. J a #t re ceived, at the lowest market prices. Caff at oct 26 BOSTICK A JOHNS. ( NUHTAIN GOODS—A large lot of C urtain Da J mask’s, with trimming# to correspond, can bts found at very low rates, by calling soon at x 26 BQ8T1CK A JOHNS: prime Wats, in atore and fotf CARHART A ROFF. «t JrxiTS.—5,00 bushel * " sale by june 15

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1844-1858, February 15, 1853, Image 1