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VOL. XXVI I
MACON, GA., TUESDAY MORN I NG, FEBRUARY 28, 1854.
NO. 29.
<r'|r iftargut etlrgr
'rUKM.Ar Mint
,,v (WEES, BARNES A CO,
xditors ami morKiKToiu.
struct i-ns from Itig anil Lillie Olioopie river*, and to I nml to incorporate tho same, Also to incorporate the
render the **9i<- navigabfc for the transportation of tou-n of Adsir-villo in tliu eouutv of Class aud the
timber, rail!!, lumber, wiexl and produce thereof, and town of Clayton in the county of Raimi, and to *p-
fnr other purpose* therein mentioned. j point commissioner* for the same, aud for other pur-
«X Jo compensate the Petit Jurors of the eouutv iiose.- therein mentioned.
of Stewart.
6t. To incorporate Walker'* Academy in the conn- I
ty of Jasper.
«.*». To alter and change the uames of certain per-
For tliu Savannah Courier.
An Appeal, iron* flic* Nnvnnunit Mount Vcr-
' "Y, Jtrlrllw fix A'lratut, Two Dollars and sons, and for other punnwea
I rfBMf—V . no. To repeat au act pause
I.-tVBtt, P w '* n , ' . . . . .. j . .. fishing an election precinct
I* ■HT.llsoootlnaed. exempt at the option of the i Muu thu 34th 0 , M.,
" > TnA antil all arrearages are paid. i "j-„ incorporate
non Association.
[From the London Chronicle, Jan. 27.]
Ttir II irXn lor «f JiMiro.
The popularity nml intiuence of General
Santa Amin in Mexico must lie a perplexing
enigma to all who are ignorant of the peculiar
deficiencies which characterise every Mexican j
politician and leader except him. The {icrson
3rmrlnj, I'nriminrf, rtr.
^rnfrssiniml null SBnsfnrss Carle,
Progs, jtlfftirinru, &r.
FALLA: 1V1XTF.K TRADE, 1853.
\vr ,i!K now orrERixci at the ot.n STAND or
W.M. It. A E. J. JOHNSTON,
IMdbernj St., fronting Cotton Aren lit,
mliK Largest I
L Watch,* '
IIKK.S.
P^aI.isixts atdte ragnlar charge will be One Aca<Iemy, near the
1 D'" „f to lines or /<•«*, for the first in- county, and to appoint trustees for the aame.
■jtr per *l u * r * *” *" \ 09. *To compensate tlie Grand and Petit Juror* of
and Fiflt Cent* for each subsequent inser- | Crawford county, and to provide for the payment of
A. >1. SPECK. A. I). HAMMOND. I
PlPEER .V HAMMOND, Attorneys at Law, Ufa twaaar street, m:
O am, On.—Will practice in the adjoining counties . 1 **• 4 \V. *.Kl.l.ia are rereiviug, and
of tlm Macon mid Flint Circuits. ** * . 'F.TIV-V.' •* 'V.", 1 , ',“,'1 j ?1vk assorf-
„ ov n iv | meat ,it DRAGS AND M l-.DIClNFs—ns lul
| lows :
Alcohol, full strength, Calomel
N, GA.
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T XV. «"ATTEKSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW—
,) . Foks
issvtm. Monroe Cocnti, Ga.
Msfeh 22. 1853.
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J,.W\i:, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ci.inton, Ga.
in advertisements not apecified aa to time, the same. .... , .... | \Yc of .Savannah lmve respoi
■blished autil forbid and charge,! accord- j 69-1* or the relief of \\ iiliain 1. Alien and Eliza- ] j,ntde ill a letter from a S outlie;
, it uniformly unfortunate com matter—he has ! t FINK .Selection of artlrles, suitable as Bridal
Friends. Sisters am. Countsvwomex i displayed no peculiar stratcgetical skill, and j A and other ™.ts. ,
ii • indeed has not :d\V;lVS CHUJinod oil V ,r L
11* pablidied
Fjr Obits* 1
otidcd to the call '“deed has not always escaped aspersions on
iem Matron, tothe his personal courage. Ilehtis never disguised |
the selfish motives which mix with his ambition,
KOlIKItT r. HAM., John J. CARY.
AM, A- CAKV, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
*ry Notices exceeding ten lines, will be
Vj' u Advertisements.
< f All Letters on business, must be cost rain.
, '^nr* «ttr |lt|nu ——
I ^o.^^rwasvve^iJectiMi'i'rocimrt nowatMoeea Women of the South on this subject, by hold
Wright's House, and known 1 us State Rights in the ! ing a meeting and appointing committees to Hejhas no popular qualities, no advantages of
39iiii Dist. G. M., in the eouuty of Oglethorpe, to 1 solicit donations, aud now entreat you all to
Wooilsto.ek in uuid district, and for other puiqsises
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therein named.
71. To change the names of certain persons there
in iimnoil hi the county of Emaunel.
72. To uuthoriae aud require the Ordiuaries <if the
counties of Msconsnd Minuter to p*vWill. M.Threl-
keld of the comity of Sumter, eertslli sums of money
for teaching poor children of said counties, and for
other pnrjiosi** therein named.
73. To amend uu act eutitled an act to change the
uames and legitiuiHtixc tliu persons thereiu named,
and for other purpose*.
74. To authorize Warren Freeman of the county
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address or nmiincr, and he lias been singularly
little favored by nature in form and face
Still the “Lame One,” who has been beaten
over aud over again by the Americans, wlto
lias been once taken prisoner with all bis troops
and twice laid under the formal iutcrdict of
the Mexican Legislature, lias u hold on the af
fections of the Mexican people in the jtosscs-
Worlt lloxcs,
W RITING DESKS. Odour Boxes. Ac. For sale
by E. J. JOHNSTON A CO. ‘
nov 8 ' 1
l l Morom, (So.—Will practice in the counties of
Uilib. Monroe. Upson, Pike, and Spalding.
Office over Dr. W. G. Little’s Drugstore.
Macon, Oct. 12, isse
Indigo.
4'oppera,
EXTRACTS OK
Stramonium
iy
Porte Moiitiics,
C IGAR CASES, Walking Canes, nil elegant lot.
For sale ty E. J. JOIIXSTOX A CO.
nov 8 13
IV<*w Games.
gKTS of Furniture, Tea Sets, Hatties, Dolls, Boxes
to lii
22 23
29'30
m 14
J0 21
27 28
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29 30
laisf-lrl- l*n—< d ky tlir l.ogi-liilm-r im.l
Mignrd by ike (Governor.
[CONTIMVRO.J
I ti 9, For the relief of Win. Taylor of Mscou
[hi Xi. To permit Lnuiiticw and Idiots and such
s*» have them in charge, to |nui freo on the
ra Mill Atlantic Railroad, on their way to and
jtk. Lunatic Asylum.
a. Ti> repeal that |muT of the loth section of an
a far the piverument anil management of the
s-n a ml Atlantic Railroad, approved January
tk. 1832, so far as relates to the election of Super
v.»!i«t ef said road.
To isconiuratc the town of Dalton in thecotui-
J, 4 VIMehl. under the uame and style of the City
Ki Cwltou, ami to provide for the election of Mayor
dt'iw Cuaneil men aiel sncli other officers as wav
"spunsl,amlto couferspecified leiwers. aud for
lit inuposea therein mentioned, and to niake ie r
irutthe location of thu Court-liousu aud Jail in
4 muty of Whitfield, aud to amend the auvcrul
> iKerporating the city of Atlanta, and the sev-
«if Hihh, to jiraetisc physic on the llouet |iathie sys
tem, and to charge anti collect cowpeusaiiou for his
servietst.
7. ",. To incorporate the Baldwin Bine* lawn and
Building Association, and the Macon Building aud
Loan Association.
7ii. To make penal the using of any poisonous sub-
stances in any of the water courses in the counties of
Thomas nnd Worth, for the purpose of poisoning and
catching fish.
77. To remove au election precinct in the county of
DcKalh.
78. To repeal an act approved December SHtli,
183!, compelling Justices of the Peace of losoth
District, GC M„ of the county of Ware, to hold their
Courts at (sweats nnd Jordan's store, aud for other
purposes therein named.
79. To alter and amend the 5th sec. of an act to
regulate the weighing of Cotton aud other Commodi
ties iu this State.
80. To incorporate an academy In the seventh dis
trict iu Randolph county and appoint trustees for
the same. Also, to incorporate an academy iu Mon
roe comity.
81. To change the time of holding the fall term of
the Superior Court of Bulloch county.
83. To r,since tlie official 1m,ml of tho^ Sheriff*
hereafter to be elected in the county of Twiggs from
tlie sum of 830,009 to the sum of 810,0(81.
83. To incorporate the Grand Lodge Knights of
.lerieh.Jnl the chute of Georgia, aud for Other pur
poses therein mentioned.
84. To change thu line between the counties of
WalkCr and Gordon, mid to describe tlie line be
tweenthe counties of IleKalh and Fulton.
83. To ullow certain petton* thereiu named to ad-
minister oaths.
8. :. For the relief of Jacob Martin ot Forsyth
eouutv.
87. To amend an act entitled w net to improve the
navigation of the Great Ogcehec River so farm the
appointment of new commissioners is concerned.
88. To prevent any person or persons from felling
timber or otherwise obstructing too current of Board
Town creek In the county of Gilmer, and to punish
oficilders for the same.
89. To confer nvtsln privileges upon Joseph Nee
ly of the comity of Thomas, and render him capable
of transacting business for himself.
90. To aiithurize the Ordiuary of Tattnall eouuty to
keep his olliee at his own residence.
of. To reduce the SheritTs hood of Decatur coun
ty
92. To compel thu Clerks of the Superior and Ir-
forior Courts of the comity of Appling to keep their
olfieea at Ho! nesviliu, the county site.
unite with iu in making efforts to raise a noble
sum to be delivered to our Governor, to aid iu
the purchase of Mount Vernon,. as u tribute
from the Mothers and Daughters of the Empire
State of tlie South, of their love and veuera-
tion for our great and glorious Washington.
I)o uot think, iu the most retired nook of
our greeu and sunuy laud, where only two or
three can meet, that von arc too few to aid.— - J*-'» *” : PiutioFortcs.
Let all unite; every'two, every three, every : desi«» r of b,s country. M bile the Mexicans -. TOW !**„**;„„ , nnv . «f the'moat
five dollars will assist. Scud it to the Aasocia- ! felttlwt every one of hw com jieti tor* wnarrauly \ SPLENDID PIANO FOBTK.SB1
(ion in vnnr in^invst town. Thiw let each mul i P :,ss J' 1 , 1 * reverse of tortinie. trom tlj«* hei^lit ; <*v«*r oilVre*!I i'*ir hhR* in M:u*on, fn»m tin* J
tdl aid 'in swelling that stream that shall roll j "f ^«»uh iumrarttcaht tty to the depths ot In- j >"Z
ratal to freshen and make green tlie turf j jbwjdespair, they knew that . auut Alina wouhl t'nitisl Strike. Also, two IIARl*si from J. F. Browu
P A B. I). Tlt.VCV, AITORNEYS AT LAW.
■ • Macon, Ga.—Will practice iu all the Superior
, * . ... .....practice
: Courts of the Macon Circuit.
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, . J iZ- 1 w 1 namher of ether desirable article for Children. For !
ston ot one single shintiig quality —stetidfast- ! S11 i„ | lV („ov 8f F.. .1. JOHNSTON A CO. |
ness. He has had the ltomtm virtue never to
1 despair of his country. While the Mexicans
of Tool*. Battle Doors and Shuttle Cocks, anil a
if other
(nov 8|
T O UN El. POIVEB8 continues to practice Law
iu Houston, and all the adjoining comities of the
Macon aud South-WeslerU Circuits, and in any part
of the State by special contract.
Pern-. Nov. 29.1893. 16—lv
wjic.ro his ashes repose, aud beautify aud cm- | * ,c daunted by no miscarriage of bis arms,
hellish the walks and grouuds around his ilcatJi "' ol, 'd listen to no compronust', would take an
home, his earth-bed ! army to battle against any odds, ana would
never allow tliat he was beaten. The feature
of his character which thev admire is not his
bravery—for many of his rivals arc couspicn- , kind made : Guitars. Violins, Banjos, Accra
ously brave, aud he is notoriously chary of his 1 Tamborins, Bugles, Cliiriraietts, Flagolettes, j
: .....1 h;.., ... .1 .olda variety ..I Brass Instruments for Bands, I
Let us canopy it with evergreens, and drape
it with dowers of brightest hues and sweetest
fragrance, to show that glory is uot nil a dream.
Yes ! let us purchase, hallow and cherish for
ever for our country and our children,
Vernon, where lie the ashes of tlie Immortal j 1 c “f e,H J n, ge tlian sheer oh-
Father of our Country.
£5?* Papers throughout Georgia will please
copy.
Jc (Vh. Factory.
Thu ahovo iiistnuncnts ar« a feast to one’s eves to
look at, aiul the tone completely captivating. We
shall take pleasure to show these instruments to any
that have a taste for fine tfoo<ls.
On hand. Prince MehMlinns, best article of the
“ ' Hj | f“ * tronleons.
Flutes,
ll'l.i,* o i arm a v«n«v oi israss *iiwrumpoid i<tr imog-s kept in
per&ou in actilHi tontliLt, \\ hat attracts them | (Mir .jhu* # tmitar ami Violin Strings, Sln-et Music tor
l>eutistry«
A S DR. G. MCDONALD has de
clined leaving Baron, the firm of (
G. A Jas. M. .McDonald will lie roll-
tinned as heretofore. They are qualified for and pre
pared t» do. any Style of Work belonging to the Den
tal Profession.
Otlieo as usual, at tho resideuee of G. McDonald,
on Second street,
nov 22
Opium,
. Aeids,
31 crcnrisls.
Iodide,
Madder,
ALCOHOLIC
Dandelion eJHH _
S.irsapanfia ) I e n lia n < •
Aconite Ualorvnth Com.
Conilim Gontia BelisiUniua
PATENT .MEDH IXKS.
Old Dr. J. Townsend’s Ssr>;(p:.rilU : Sands’ do;
Wistar’s Balsam C’herrv: .S rsapariila Pills: Jayne’s
Alterative: Hair Dye. Syrup Neptha : Tetter and
Ringworm Ointment; Dead Shot : Cholera Remedy;
Trusses; llodv Brace-; Cherry Pectoral; Jew Ila
vid’s Plaster; E*|>vetoraiit: VenuiJuge; ! indngogue;
1'ile and Itch Oiutiaent ; Extract Buchn; Seidlttx
Powders. _ 9
Cupping Cases, Ac.; Paints, Varnish, Glas-. Putty.
PERFUMERY.
Premium Shaving Cream : Fain-
Rose; Verbena; Patchouly: Musk-.
elioiee qualities; Jetinv Lind, Pram
Ac.
Vinegar. Rouge, Flavoring Extra
On hand, the Concentrated Ci
Queen’s Delight and Sarsaparilla
; Extract
Marrow,
ets. Ac.
i ■ I>. >u n<! Svrttp of
i Idel.P ’reeotn-
•r I’h.
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• Ism
.A, NINBBT, Will practice laxv in Bibb nnd
stinacy. But obstinacy in the long run will
always hear off the palm from flagrant insta-
i Piano and Guitar, Instruction Books, Ac.
tho adjoining counties, and in the Supreme
Court at Sax’annab, Macon, Milledgevillc, Americas,
Coliimhu* anil Decatur.
He will pay particular attention to the collection
or settlement’of debts nml to Conveyancing.
I V" Office over the store of Charles Day A Co., on
the corner of Alulherrv ami Second Streets.
Mscou, Nov. 22,1833. :tm
meiuled by Dr. Frost ai d o
trenm ease’s of Rlieuiiiatism. !.i
Swellings Cleers of the Tlin
Syi>hilis. eruptions nflhe skin
Also, 1 rat of line Dentist's Iustrumema,
of 32 different instruments, in a tine
case.
For sale beloxv Nexx* York retail price.
irjK- Physician- and families supplied
the market xvill admit.
ms. i
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i.lainl-,
Wiiilo
Cuts,
lie.-. Ac-
• iisisling
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XV.-iIrbe s, Jcxvelry mnl I’micv Goods
, ' i ii , . . ( Splendid 4J«ild and Silver WATCHES; J
bility; and we can hardly wonder that tlie j Gentlemen and Ladies patterns. Gold Chain*.
mail who—in sunshine nnd in cloud, iu the Brunches, Kings, Bracelets. Gold Thimbles.dkiei
first animation of resistance to the American ' Gold Pens, and Pencils, Gold an.l Silver Spec tar
Want i*« !\<*bra»Uit ? —- ,v *”*
This question has often been asked of late, ! invasion, aud at the instant of unconditional j j i J 1 ,'ifj 1 , ii“ M s"|V"r 'pi,i < ted^Cake lLiskl-ts. Castor*. WsiL
and in view of the great principles at issue in ] 8 **n -c mler has^ still constantly afnrined^ the j ,. rs n uj candle Sticks—and a variety of Fancy
* - 1 patriotism, and invincibility of the . Goods, Shot Guns, Rifles, Gaum Bag.
|jK. B1CIMBD XI. NKriBBT; has removed
to iisl-ton s N«;w Block, on Cherry Street, i
where he may he found at all hours during the day |
or niglit, except when professionally engaged. Par- !
tieular attention paid to calls from tlie country,
net 18 1(1 i
it, the public mind should be thoroughly aud P«"''.‘ r » patriotism, and invincibility ot the : Gm.ds, Shot linns, 1
accurately informed. Wo cannot do so in , Alexietui people, is invested by them at last Hasks Pistols Ac
better terms than in those of the Address put ; " ith the solo credit ot that intense national en- j LiiZ uW,-
Pouches.
tou Av
nov :
atelies repaired, ami xvarrante.l,
us a call at oar old stand, Cot-
Union Building.
•J. A. A S. S. VIRGIN.
xUrt, h-er-tefora passed Ineoiqiorating tho city of To repe;d an aetentltled «'
>„,) uLi tlo. several sets iueiiriR.ratiug d>« compensation of Grand and Petit Juiors ofthe
Snperior and Inferior Courts of the county of Elbert,
and to repeal all former laws approved 14th Decern
her, 1849, and to revive an act entitled an act
to compensate the Grand and Petit Jurors of the Su-
jicriorand Inferior Courts of the county of Elbert
and to provide for the payment of the same, nnd to
repeal aU previous nets upon that subject so far as
Li tin. oiiinitx' ait* Ivlln-rf :l lilll'll Yl-«1 l)i*«*flllbtT
, and also the aeveral acts iueoriKiratiug
»dlj irf Mseon.
a I# appropriate money for the support of Gov-
r.iwt during tlie jMilUical year* 1834 and 1833.
a T« reduce the fee* of the several Tax Coll.a t-
e kmafter to lie elected for the county of Liberty,
alhrutlu-r puqioses therein named.
U Tu rounieiisate the Grand aud Petit Jurors of
|; count)' or llahershani.
1». To inmrporate the Greeneslioro' Female Col-
-Mtkoioimty of Greene, and to appoint trustees
cfeNUmsaiid to authorixethu trustees of Greenes-
« K. uulo College to convey, liy deed, tlie Acade-
lot in the town of Greenes bon.'.
ITo legalixe the a.(jourmiHsit of the Superior
■Ml of Lee eouuty.
A To add a part of the land of Farisli Carter
aiid. now lies hi thu eouuty of Gordon to thu conu-
V<( Berrav.
a To reduce the Sheriff's bond of tlie Sheriffs
after to be eleeicd iu the county of Sctiveu,
• ike,om of 910,000 to the sum of 93,000.
I*. To alter slid ohauge the times of holding the
h-M* Court* for the counties of Meriwether aud
x and to regulate the aame, nnd to change the
.of the Courts of Common Pleas of Augusta.
| C- Towiaet and to declare in full force all statu.-s
o(i»S to tho iiie.irji.irstion of the town of Monroe
iVikoti county, and to extend its eorjMirate limits.
I*t Ta iu.-or|Hirate the Ca—vllle Female College,
raid lathe town ef Guasville, Georgia, Mid to iu-
the Cherokee Baptist College, located at
Saurtiiiru, and to cooler on the commissioners
■ Urbaru of Cassvllle the (lower to grant license
ardent spirits, and for other purposes therein
relates to tlie comity of Elbert, approved December
8th. 1841.
94. To incorporate the Oregon Steam Boat Com-
liany of Ueorgia. . , .
93. To eomponsHte tho Grand and Petit Jurors of
Appling and Irwin couuties.
>i«. To nqH.al so mueli of the 3.1 section of an act
Lumpkin, and tliat the provisions of said act be ex
tended to aaid county of Lumpkin.
117, To coiin><*u**t«? tho Graud mm Petit Jurori oi
the MmotT oflUberiham.
T*> alter tlie •ofsioun of the Supreme Court nt
Milletl^eville and Grineeville, to ohauge the time# of
holding the Superior Court# of tlie covntiei liereiu
^perilled, to attuvh the county of Carroll t«» tlie Cow
eta Circuit, to make valid certain proee##e# and pro-
reeding# in the Court of Common Plea# of tlie city
of Augunta.
!i!». For the relief of Hannah Tdsvy and other per-
8011# thereiu named.
100. To change tlie laws now of force in tins State
relating to the arrival xvithin the limits of this State
of colored seamen.
101. To change the names of certain persons there
in named, and for other pnrjioses. ’
102. To incorporate tlie Phi Delta Masonic. Acad
emy at i’lii Delta, Franklin county; also, to incor
porate and eonfer certain powers upon the trustees
of the Thomson Male and Female High Schools in
fortli by Senators Chase, Sumner ami Co. ' tlmsiasm which till Mexican statesmen affect,
“From tho southwestern corner of Missouri • but which more mutuahle characters appear
pursue tlie parallel ot Jit) deg. 30* North Inti- . occasionally to belie.
tqde, wctitxc&nlly across the Arkansas, across I bant a Anna lias now been placed in the en-
the north fork of Canadian, to northeastern joyment ofadomimou limited only by his own
angle of Texas ; then follow the northeastern pleasure t hut, though undertaken at the lnd-
houndiiry of Texas to the western limit of Xcw °* tumultuary assemblies, the dictator-
Mexico : tlieu proceed idong that western line I H “*P * J ccni» to he assumed with tin* universal
to its northern teruiiuatiou; then again turn ^ ,c Mexicans, “Hi# Most Serene
westwardly 9 and follow the northern line of ! Highness, * jis hei# henceforward tohe called, ( „ ' ,, 'ut l *n , ie . ,»o Tn«i •
Xew Mexico to the crest ofthe Kocky-Moun- j promises to use his power for the softening of and Hollow-ware. HUeksinUjiaiid Csrpentc r*s Tools,
tains; tlieu ascend northwardly along the ! wtestmc disputes and then^oneijuitjon otfac-
erest of tliat mouutaiii range to the Hue which turns. In general^ the effect ot these trail-
separate# the Uuitetl States from the Hritish ! »*eut dictatorships is very different from this ;
Possessions in North America, on the 49th ! a »d it is usually found at their dose, that po-
Possessious iu North America, ou the 49th ■ . , . . . .... ,
parallel of latitude; then pursue votir course j htical parties have learned nothing through the
/eastward!** along that line to the White Earth common ohcyaiiee ot their prctcnMons, while
u T««in,.mi an act entitled an act to antborixe
snisiug and fstahlishiiig a flru company iu the
j*! 1 * Jfixnta, and also to jueorporato the same to
'“«*ii by the inline and style of the Atlanta Fire
Jio.1, and to graut them ccttaiu privileges
‘iTi'mh'urixo and rnpdre U,« treasurer of the j
to confer ou tl»« mem-
-Certain nrivileg., and exemptions.
' each nml every oilier teacliorof poor childreu
Ciduuihla eomilv.
103; To uiitlinrixe tho fonnatlon of a fire company
J ml manty. for the years 18*1 and 1835, out of the
faiool fund thereof, tho foil ainonntof their
"ft •»<l *11 arrearagos due them for tiwcliing
f rbiMr.-n in said years out of any fmnls in hand,
“••a4thu firsttha; may hereafter be received,
. J otter purposes therein namu.1.
^/"xxtlmrlxe tlie Ordinary or rb-hool Coiniuis-
Eibert county aud othar counties therein
1-Lxareas, Walton, Whitfield, Harris, Hall,
‘.bind.hi nnd Clark to pay arrearages due the
s, «T«..f iMnir children in said conntu s for serv-
ftela the years 1931,1852and 1833;
1, *'* the relief of Itenjamlu H. Cameron of
reV7*‘-V'
lv. ‘sis. i.qMirate a Bank In the city of Snx'auuah
I 2?*he Mechanics Savings Bank.
g L _"’i>"th«ri*e tile Governor to issue, or cause to
L> Mr*. Klixu J. Martin, or her assignees, a
s Kf lot No. 4, iu square 44, of the city of Mn-
Iqtxlixe and make Valid to all intent* and
Mr** Mi election held in and for the city of Co-
r*{*k«n.S»tmxi J ,v, the 7th day of January instant,
twelve Aldermen, and Marshal, and Dep-
hers tln reot certain privileges aud exempt
104. To incorporate Trenton Lodge, No. 1 >9, or
Free aud Accepted Masons, Trenton. Dade county,
Georgia; also, to inoprporate aud coufer certain
powers on the Sisters of the order of our tew/ °*
103". To hioorpnrate the Methodist Protestant
Church at Svlvania. in Scriven county, and *PP°',
trustees for the same and other Churches therein
106. To alter change and amend the 4Cth section of
an act to amend an act entitled an act to revise aud
ainond the Judiciary system of this State, approved
February J6tli, 1799, so far as to dispense with an iw-
der of tlie Court before bringing suit* on Sheriffs
'"biL To alter an.l define the eouuty line between
the Wmntics of Talbot and Taylor, and atraigldening
the same, and for the better defining aud asccftam
ing" the limits and boundary of the eouuty of " . ort h-
U)8. To confer certain privilege* upon hrauci* 31.
Wilsiiu, of Thomas county, and make lawful ins
acts, and give him authority to transact business as
though lie was twenty-one years old.
109. To incorporate tlm town of Holmcsville, in tlie
county of Apphug, and to render the comity site of
VW, twelve Aldermen, aim .narsuai, aim ■ • . 7 w ,| mt »lnou; also, to amend
Clerk for Uic Council, a Treasurer, * ! ..... , nv .. r *f acts in relation to the citv of Augusta
"rssi.i i-itv, ami for other purposes •I'Jf-lu. | j|n< j y, 0 Augusta Cunal Compaafjr, and t« confer «t8
U..m the county Irot, Msnu-
L, ; ’ >'»Mhepanhm' < l - ,, ‘’’ , ‘' - - facturiu- aiuU'o.1 Company. .
•"C
murder.
•7 *>t tin. l...a,i;.
river, xv'itcli falls into the Missouri from the
North; ilesccinl that river to its continence
with the Missouri; descend the Missouri, u-
loug the western bouiuliu-y of Minnesota, of
Iowa, of .Missouri, to the point where it ceases
to be a boundary line, aud enters the State in
which it gives its uame; then continue your
southward course along the western limit of
the State to the point from which you set out.
You have now made the circuit of the propos
ed Territory of Nebraska.—You have travers
ed the vtist distance of more than three thous
and miles. You have traced the outline of au
area of four hundred aud eighty-live thousand
square miles ; more than twelve times as large
ns tlmt of Ohio.
This immense region, occupying the very
heart of tho North American Continent, and
larger, by thirty-three thousand square miles,
than all the cxistiug Free States, excluding
California—this immense region, well water
ed and fertile, through which the Middle and
Northern routes from the Atlautic to the Pa
cific must pass—this immense region, embra
cing all the unorganized territory of the na
tion, except the comparatively insignificant
district of Indian territory north of Beil IJiver
aud between Arkansas and Texas, is the sub
ject matter of tho hill now pending before
Congress.
| ,, My of t'’ 1 *’' 1 " 11 I “ '* s ’"' r ’ ,l ' r "f 'I 10 1 ’'ii'l'fo* the r-iief ot '.Mathew Graci* ami Thomas
Il.«i ** r ” n l\ ,,u "' nlM,ir - ,,,r Thompson, of th- county of Pulaski, aud for the re-
ij. F. Chew ami Wiley B. Griffin a* their
Nik* Im’ddh'g and euuatrucfioa of a rail R
Ta. uxtinn .
** such jMtiiit ns the stiM-khold.-rs may
Jlau-Jin' . Aiw > *° extend the Tlmaxastoa ‘ 1
liT"^ Rxilma.l
and aMeml the third section of the
M'UU coMiiiy,; sJ as fo strike tie Blue | th'ecimstitulion ofthe Statu ofG.sir-
uud I g'i'i by striking out the following words, to wit: Ap-
" oo- I uointed by the Legislature—and inserting in lieu
r,oi ' Heneva or some other I'"iut . Ji.....,.,,,- ,|,i w .,p,ls foilowing to wit: Fleeted by the
Mu»e.egee Railroad Company,and ( . rslllis ,. nt j ( i,.,| vote formembun of the Legisbi-
I *WS£"!3U- e XX- .. . ir ,i . lure at su.-h times nml in Sii.-h mauiier ns the Legis-
I relief of \\ in. Taylor, ami for other w rflll |i „ r In: , v hv law direct—and to add an ad-
. I iliti.mal m-etimi to the firat article ot the Uoiistilution.
au act entitled an act to authorize , j .p () rt j„. a l „u s.-t to make permanent the puh-
!l^J?«*end
r^vlitecili-
Ststeof Georgia, mid such n ,-ounlv ..!' Lie at dterkville. and toin-
't tin- will, them, to pruoent , Ull . draimiate tlie corporate limits
ii-_ 0 » |ii.iiiiifui<iiu-.||«r ivitli rnriMirntc* THIW *■ » fm. Hut enmn. nml
|i Wr -."J* 1 w*^# «f nmiiufH<*tnriii}r with co^xitwe
I'rivUw iMssori ShM day of
M *!»• lVntirid Mill (’*:mji4uy in tlie
r^iMRY cuiioenMNl, nnd inror|M*rate#Hid
to »n»nt said ro:u;«.my cm naln Jirffi-
(life
tlie Kutoutsn and Moiiliccdlo
the Eatontoii and C%»vin^ton
t C'oinpjuiv,
Will’s Valiev railroad
by tho LvL r i*UtiUYof
thereof, to appoint .•.•iiia.issi..iiersf|W the «ime,--
to define their |mwers approved December 26, 1831,
mid to provide for the selection of a new eouuty
site, ami for other purposes thenm mButton#0.
114. To eompeusate the Grand and Petit Jurors of
the eouuty of Wilkinsou, and to provide lor tl'i' 1 .P*J’
meat of the s.-iuie; also to compensate the I etit Ju
ror* of Fulton, uud to provide for the pmrment ofthe
same, ami to compensate the Shenll; ot 1;«lton, conn-
LCT;"T'f»»ed by the Leg-.-
*"- v I ( ailr " ‘ ,l Vo
Leglslatnr.)of tin- Ifixtxof
.^hwillxt
mp;
of the 8tate
... L . whtl ff»e Will’s Valley
tl# ?®’®* n, rta Railroad throOgt
.R 0 * 0 * on the X i -11 \ ili
I ty "i D.. i
...p , |{.,
’ for foe nun f
I." l^- 1 *ifoi
l<L. . c n*liir«j tl... i;„..
iporated
• fil*«l 411 I iiuijiriiMtiu ‘“V - . | |
ty for summoning Jurors, and toauthonxo tliojns-
of the Inferior Court of said county to levy. *
t { ciw
tax for that purpose, and for oilier puriniso* therein
mtiitioiiCHl.
113. To moorp. 'r.itothe town of Dallas iu thecouB-
tv "f Pauldingt the town of Bntler in the county of
Tnvior, tin- town of Montexnm* in tho county of
Mii. oii. and to amend the law Incorporating the city
of Afb-uiv. and to amend the laxv incorporating the
town of Csrtorsvfile in the comity of Cass.
L ' r " ‘" " r V ‘ i!
116. Tor.
lenti mod.
117. To pro
pruprioU *>'
. v tor tho paqioM there in
-lifntr the siiMortntendants
Mu
<«rutlruii’ii Jrmujr l>id<llcrM.
We liuve impatience with Jeremy Diihllors,
particularly those of the gentlemanly class,
whose dainty hands refuse to earn tlie fowl
which their luxury loving mouths never refuse
to cat. Those damlv idlers seem to he under
the hallucination that they are too good to
xvork; that they were made for ornament
rather than for use; that their porcelain cor
porations came into the world with a large
credit in their favor. Iu other words, that the
world owes them a living, in return for their
coudesccudiug to be horn. Not ouly must
the flowers bloom; the birds sing ; the Lees
make honey, ami tlie trees hear fruit to regale
the senses of those exquisite aristocrats ; but
the whole human family must labor for their
support^ The farmer must dig the soil; the
sailor plow the aea; the mcrclmut devote
himself to trade, and the student to letters ;
all to adoru, and amuse, and feed a class of
idle swindlers, who contrive to live ou the fat
ofthe land, at the expense of the common
industry of society. They thus violate the
fiat of the Almighty—“ Thou shalt earn thy
bread by tho sweat of thy brow,” aud
contradict the injunction—“ lie that will not
work, neither shall he eat.”
As we began by saying, we have no
paticucc, no respect, for these genteel paupers,
these lazy incumbrances upon families and
society, who consume tlie bread they lmve
not tlie manhood to earn. Every mouthful
they eat, every article they wear, is a rob
bery from him who earned it. And yet these
very “Diddlcrs” will turn up their dainty
noses, in aristocratic disgust, at tho hard and
indepeudeut writers to whose labor they are
indebted for every necessary as well as luxury
of life. To dig they will uot, and to beg they
arc ashamed. Aud yet they do uot hesitate
to borrow and rob ;uid swindle their lazy way
through life. It is our honest opinion, that
for all such miserable Diddlers, prompt suicide
is far more honorable than such miserable
eleemosynary existence.—.V. I> .Mirror,
Iron ;tii<I .Steel.
mI1E underaigued an nmv receiving in addition
they have lost that forbearance which the ac
tual experience of free institutions never fails,
more or less, to inculcate. But perhaps the
anarchy of Mexico ims been created less by
the intemperance of factious thijtp by the an
tagonism of races. The descendants of the
companions and of the victims of Cortez have
long stood, conventionally, on the same foot
ing of civil privelege, but the antecedent his
tory of the country has bequeathed to them a
very different lot. Tlie Indians anil the mix
ed races approximating to them are still miser
ably poor aud miserably iguorant; and till
the immense wealth of the country is engross
ed by the Spanish element. 1 he former con- - r> rx LBS. just received and for sale by
stitutc a democracy, fierce, fickle, and cow- ^iO.UUU
ardly, beyond all human example—the latter j dec s
virtually an tiristocracy, brave, indeed, ami J Saws. Saws. Saws*
11 AK 1) W AUK.
BRAY, UAUIIART <& t’O.,
WIIUI.RSAI.K AMI HKTA1I. DKAI.RRS IX
EXCI.ISII .V A TI tatlCAX I( A St 1> WARE.
THIRD STREET—MACON, Ga.
B EG leave to invito tin- attention ■■*’ i —kk,
their friends and the public, to their
now large aud splendid stock of Hard-
ware and Cutlery, Iron nml Steel, Nails ““
and Hollow-xrare, Blscksioitli and Carpi-
Building Materials of every description, and every
variety of Shelf Goods. House-keeping Articles,
Agricultural tnililcnveut* and Machinists’ Tools, Cot
ton, Manilla and Hemp Rope, together xvitl, a large
stock of Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, J4ii;c, Wire,
ton,
stock
Ac.
Wo are also now receiving direct from Sweden, one
hundred tons of Swedish Iron, assorted, from 1 to 12
inches wide.
We take tins occasion to assure all who call on ns
that wo are prepared to furnish tin-111 With everything
iu our line at the very lowest market rates.
dee 6 17
J. to their large Stock of Iron,
100 Tons Sweed Iron by direct importation.
51) Tons English and American Refined, and
common English Iron.
20 Tons Oval, half round Bands. Hoops, Scroll,
Horse Slice Iron and Nail Rods.
10,000 lbs. Cast, Blister, German and Spring Steel,
dee (i BRAY. CA U HART .V CO.
J Ot'KIlT, LOira A- CO., COMMISSION
.MllKCHANTS and Smippino Aciexts, SnniM-
ih, (iu. aug.’iO ly
<’IIAKt.E8 DAY,
/ COMMISSION MERCHANT. NEW YORK.—
V 1 j'v° C. Day A Co., will advance on consign
ments.a pi 1
j.Mi.AMxM.V MARINE AND l'lltl? IN
I’ StRAM’K COMPANY.—Home Ofliee,
Saratoga Springs. New York. Cash Capital. 8300,-
000. Gaily Hollister, President. John G. Bnriiap,
Secretary. R. D. PHILLIPS, Agent.
Ollice at Store of W. B. Fkruy 3c Co., Ma
con, Ga.
dee 13 18—3m*
15. 15. It.—To IIi4* Public.
RADWAY ft CO., the Inventor.-. Manufacturer
and Proprietors of the justly celebrated !!. R. It.
Remedies, were the first to disrox’er a Remedy
possessing the .Marvelous and Miriiettlfni* jioxver ot
! stopping the most excruciating pains in an in-tant.
allaying the worst Cramps and Spasms, cither inter-
! nal or external,In a few minutes, and soothing the
| most severe Paroxysms of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
and Tie Doloreux, as soon as applied. Th - R. R. It.
; Remedies consist of three Item
j sing qrtie-k and wonderful pi
j plaints and diseases aud xvill instn
Itr.MKVK the Human System from pain.
| RkcclatK eac h Organ to a Healthy action.
Rksoi.vk array all Diseased Depo.-it-.
I Renovate the body from all corrupt hnaiitoj
Rebuild the weak and broken down eonstitu-
i tions.
Restore to Health, strength and vigor all unsound
! and worn out parts.
rs ox er t
il.tlv—
•i, poss
I t Hill CO
P ROTECTION INSURANCE CO., OF
Hartford, Conk., Fire nnd Marine Risks taken
on the most favorable terms by C. DAY, Agent,
fell 27
H ome insurance company—Oitioc,
No. 10 Wall Street, New York. Cash Capital,
8300,000. SISIEON L. LOO.MIS, President.
Charles J. Martin, Secretary.
CRAB. CAMPBELL, Agent,
nov 1 lx" Macon, Geo.
EIRE INSURANCE CO.
R. R. H.—No. 1.
RAOWAY’S READY RELIEF,
For all Acute Complaints,
INTERNAL A Nil EXTERN* L.
The moment it is applied externally, or taken into
thesvstem, it xvill stop the most excruciating pain
and quickly remove its cause.
R Ill'll in ■■ 1 ism.
Mr. Granger. ;i mason wi ll known in Brooklyn, xvas
tl cripple for nine years. Rail
relieved Him from pain in filte;
him to walk tw ’ *
miles withe
H Maktfoi
i 1' lu i-eun, CoNX.—Establislieil in 1810. Fire j tin-V-e days, aud cured him entirely it
risks oil Cotton, and Produce in Store, merchandise, j Thousands of other Cases equallv
store houses, dwellings, and furniture, churches, Ac., j foe above, have been cured by I>!
in the above old anil well established Company, ta
ken at the usual rates bv
fc. J. JOHNSTON, Agent
jan 18 for the city of Macon. Bibb co.
Ready Relief
inotes, enabled
t-k or crutch in
nn» week,
is wonderful as
. Relief.
■VI CTUAL LICK INSURANCE CO., of
IVL New York. Jas. Abbatt, Secretary. Joseph
B. Collins, President. Applications received by
feb 27 C. DAY, Agent.
eve the sufferer
minute-*. It will
i-\v hours.
Springs anil Axles.
received and for
BRAY, CAKHAUTft CO.
acc Mtiiiiisiicd, but utiiiiaiuiefi by tnnligestcd'j -i fjDOZ. C ross Cut, Back and Pit Saws.
Frcuclt tliearies tunl au impregnable Spanish i do. Hand, Pannel. Ripjmd Tenno'a Saws,
iy It won’t do! exclaims the Xew V ork
Express. The ladies must give it up,—jiosi-
tively. Wo uieau the wearing of the very low
necked dresses, recently cotue iu vogue, at
balls, parties, soirees, :uid otlier sociable as
semblages, where lovely woutau ” shim"s. A
correspondent iu our Wasiiington Gossip, it
will be noticed, informs us that the innovation
lias made its mark, cvcu nt n Presidential soi
ree. Aud another correspondent,—a Phila
delphia one,—writing to the Mirror says, the
aboiniuuble fashion prevails not :douc in tuis
latitude, but a degree or so farther South.—
These fastidious ladies who adorn our balls and
parties, aud who would shrink at the idea of al
lowin'' u gentleman to place his hand upouher
waist whilo waltzing, will, nevertheless, vie
impregnable Spanish
pride. .Such a division of the population would |
make a representative government difficult j
anywhere; but in two-thirds of thfiJxmtli.anil
Central American countries, there is n special j
circumstance which immensely aggravates the |
original embarrassment. Their disorders and I
their revolutions are often attributed to the in
efficiency of their administrative system; but j
the truth is that many States have nourished, j
and have even preserved the freedom of their
institutions, with au equally imbecile execu
tive, mill equally mutinous legislature, and as
complete au absence of jioliee.
The real cause which gives so fatal a jioten-
cy to defects which might otherwise he grad-
ually amended, is the wealth of those coun
tries—wealth quite disproportioued to the en
ergy of the jiopulation, aud taking a form
which, of all others provokes the cupidity of in
testine disturbers anil foreign foes. The quan
tity of precious metal collected in the largest
Mexican cities is unsurpassed by .San Francis
co or Melbourne, and, indeed, the fabulous
prices of both these places have long been an
every-day feature of life in Mexico, lienee it
is that highway robbery becomes a steady oc
cupation with an assignable traction of the peo
ple, the available character of the spoil giving
a motive to plunder which the most efficient of
]K)licc systems would have a difficulty iu keep
ing down. Hence come the reckless conspira
cies of desperado chiefs who hope to enrich
themselves by a sweeping confiscation ; and
hence it may be tliat, in South America at
least, an international war is so often declared
on empty pretences or on none, iu the mere
hope that the invaders may be able to levy a
military contribution. Of all the States form
ed out ofthe revolted Spanish colonies, there
is but one wliicli docs not produce in profu
sion some unique and costly commodity. That
one is Chili; and Chili—the only jioor State
among the Hispauo American communities—is
the only one which has preserved an uninter
rupted tranquility.
The means by which Santa Anna proposes
to restore peace to Mexico arv coarse ainl ordi
nary enough. He is attempting to discipline
the arntv iuto efficiency, and to resuscitate its
morale by pretending alternately that it was
uot beaten at all in tliis war with the United
States, and that it was beaten through the un
exampled jicrfidity of its leaders. The first
use to which the increased military strength of
the country xvill be put will probably be the
clearance of Mexican California from the buc
caneers who have invaded it. It is important
to effect this, for the irruption of its success he
unchecked, is likely to rouse the filiibuster el
ement iu the United State's into tut activity
which all the moderation ofthe Washington
government may be unablo to suppress.—
There aretxvo sores, however, in the Mexican
State, which, if they remain open much longer,
will destroy it as surely as foreign conquest.
One is the miix’ersni brigandage which is tri
umphant at the very gates of the capital; the
other is the periodical desolation of the north
ern provinces by fierce Indian tribes from tho
skirts of the Rocky Mountains. To both of
these Santa Anna w reported to be addressing
himself, and it is quite certain that, until they
are assuaged, the form of government which
ncentrated the greatest amount of power
for sale liy |.!«>e s| BRAY. CARHARTftCO.
‘'Beauty and Economy Combined.”
rnllE OLD VIRGINIA DYE-HOUSE, (Fliumix
JL Like) ha# from its usliesrisen, with all it# various
virtue#, it# original color# to Y»e#tow.
The subscriber most respectfully inform# hi# cus
tomer# ami the public generally, that his establish- | 9top thts ciiill# ttI ,a break'tlra Fcv.
month## been rebuilt, and can now lie found on Cot- Ache# of #11 Iciiuis. l’ains of #11 kind#. Bruise:
C'lioli-rn .ilorb**
Itadway’s Really Relief will rel
from all pain in till ecu or twenty
cure the most desperate case# in a
» ii ml:; in.
The moment U. R. Relief h> applied it allay# the
most painful paroxysms. It will always cure.
.Sick Headache.
It will relieve the most distressing pains in fifteen
minute#. It will likewise prevent renewed attacks.
Ague.
In ten minutes a tea spoonful of R. Ii. Relief will
Catlcry.
- POZ. Table jcutleryof every grade.
.‘too dozen Pocket do.
*_!.l do Shear# and Scissors,
do Rumors.
ALSO, some new and beautiful pattern# of fine Ivo
ry Handle Table Cutlery which cannot fail to please.
’ Just received nml for sale l»y
d. ei. IHi AV. (WRIIART A CO.
ton Avenue, West of the Washington Hall, where he
i# fully prepared to execute in the best manner all
the various branches of Dyeing, Renovating and Re
pairing all kinds of Ready Made Clothing, and I*a-
| dies’ Presses, Shawls, Bonnet# and all sort# of Fanev
I < J oi mIs damaged by use. Ladies aud (Sentlemen wiil
i please label all artieles sent to this establishment.—
i Hoods from all parts ofthe State sent as before, shall
j receive prompt attention and forwarded hark with
Rlarksmitli^ Tools.
75 Cotter Key and solid box vices
f»U Kuglish and American Anvils.
ir»,ooo lhs. “Atwood’s” Hammer# assorted.
40 Smith’s Bellow# from -JO to 40 inches.
7.1 Setts Stocks- and Dies from 3-1U to 1 1-2
. inches For sale hv
dec 6 BRAV, CAKHART & CO.
Factories'and others having warp tilling to color,
( will find if to their interest to test the virtues of this
: establishment. IVtmuis wishing Homespun dyed,
! will please observe, for black the warp must be pur-
! pie or blue; for brown n copperas color, and for
j green the warp must be white.
Cash must be paid on delivery of Hoods,
apl 1« OLI) VIRGINIA DYE HOUSE.
iUcat*i\s Grist Jlill.
Baras, scalds, strains, sprains, >tiff joints, lameness.
One application of Rkdway's Ready Relict will iu a
few moments r«/iVr/y sftrjt Uu- pm a.
It reduces swellings, heals sort*#, cuts and wound#,
removes lirnues allavs the most violent irritations.
For all pains use R. R. litdief. Look tor the signa
lure of Radway A Co. on each bottle.
IS. It. It. >«. i.
RAHWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT,
llESOl.VES, ItBXOVATi;#, Ut.RCILM.
IT CURBS'
Syphilis,
Asthma,
Ulcers.
Nalls.
q /x <-> KEGS Cut Nails anil Spikes.
OUU 25 Kegs Wrought Nails mul Spikes, just re-
eeivetl anil tor sale by
dee 6 BRAY.CARHAUT ft CO
K*oi*8>4* Nails ami Iloi"sc Shoes.
-j r/\A LBS. Gritiin's Horse Nails.
1 .jUU 23 Kegs Burden's Horse Shoes, just re
ceived nnd tor sale by
dec 6 BRAY, CARHART ft CO.
Shovels, Spades aud Axes,
0Q DOZEN “Ames" Shovels and Spades.
rpHESE celebrated .MILLS are built by the sub
J. seriber in .Macon, and warranted superior to
any others now in use. They can be seen at the
Iron Works of Robert Findlay, or at my shop on
Cotton Ax'eiiue.
jinie 28 4i>—10m GEORGE MEATH.
Land for Sale.
J OFFER for sale, on any time, that may be re-
dozen ■ “Leverets” Axes, warranted.
30 do. Axes. Inferior Brands, for sale by
dee 6 BRAY, CAKHART ft 410.
ITBall Irons :tud Mill Saws,
.one LHS. Mill Irons, various kinds.
dUUU 3 doxeu Mill riaivs, assorted length and
breadth. 6 48 iiieh Cirenlar Saws, for sale by
dee 6 BRAY, CARHART ft C’O.
_ quire 1, the following valuable Farming Lands;
six hundred ueres on Jones Creek, in the 15th district p
of Dooly eouuty. with one hundred nnd sex-enty acres !
of land deadened and ready for cultivation, with a
new uud comfortable double Log Dwelling, Kitchen, !
Brneke-house. Crib, Stables, if. Also, 400 acres, on |
Jones Creek, in the 14th district of Dooly ; and 200 ,
acres in the 14th on Swiff Creek ; also, 500 acres in ;
foe 17th of Thomas county.
These Lauds iu Dooly xvill make from 700 to 1,200
lhs. of Colton to the acre. Apply to
sept 27 T. W. MONTFORT, Oglethorpe, Ga.
C 4T j« iiirnal ft Messenger, ropy If.
.Scrofula,
Sores,
Bronchitis,
Tumors,
Rickets,
Fever-sores.
Erysipelas,
Salt Rheum,
Canker,
Tlie above eighteen o
will positively cure.
It renovates the syst
away from the solids au impu
ed deposits, freeing tl
all corrupt haueusi rest
health and strength to ev
the bodv.
uption.
if the lu
.St. Vitus' Dance,
Kush,
Tetters.
implainta R. R. Resolv
-nt
Id
■ompletely, resolving
poisonous and ilisess-
aud fluids oi life from
; energy and vigor,
.rgan and member of
Valuable Laud For Sale.
-lie ACRES of first quality Land iu Monroe £j£&
j U eouuty, adjoining lands of Ilr. Janies
Tlixveatt, nnd* the Montpelier Institute—more than
half of this land is as heavily timbered as any In
the eouuty, it will be sold ou favorable terms if ap
plied for soon. For further partieulnrs, npidv to
aug 23—2 W. S. WILLIFORD.
LETTERS FROM HIGH
At
i fioRir v.
lion. J. J. Middleton, of Wj
imaxe, S. writes
us under date of Hi/ ^1,
'll
at kadwn\'s Ki
•no
vatiuj; Resolvent cured one
of
lii> negroes, on
bis
plantation at Beaufort, of a
otiilous eomplinnt.
of many years’ standing. The
1"
or tVllow wa# a
dis-
s of
gusting object of pity; lie \\
as
a moving ma#
sores. Tho other negr >•*# coi
Id
not remain ir,
thu
same place with him. He v.
ns
* ntindv cure«(
bv
Rad wav's Renovatilig Resolvi
nt,
and b now at w
-rk
uiMiii- the plantation. To the
Aliddh ton Is well known, and
1>
•'fill ' c„
Mr.
to
tin* political W
uld
Mr. .Middleton i
Lumber.
y "J AVING on the first of September leased_the
T. B. S1SBET. CIIAS. P. LEW.
Nisbel & Levy,
O CMULGKE FOUNDRY ft MACHINE SHOP,
Mncou, Georgia. Manufacturers of Steam En
gines nml Boilers. RieeThrashers, Gin mid Mill Gear
ing, Saw Mill Irons and Shaftings, Water Wheels,
dates and Balls, Pulleys, Grave Railings and Ma
chinery in general.
As a testimonial to the character of their work,
they hog leave to submit the following extract from
tlie’ Report of the Committee ou Macliiucry, to tlie
So. Central Agricultural Society ft Mechanics’ Insti
tute. .Mr. Win. M. Wadloy is the well known and
competent Engineer in the Chief of the Western ft I5;lCOII, dour. Alb
Atlantic Railroad, and tho other members of theCoin- r\f\f\ LBS BACON, 120 bis. Lebanon and
wittee arenilBB ofhigh atemffiw as nrac*aniea. j ^(J.{JUU Etawali Flour, 30 bis. Hyrain Smith
O.J .KNlKACT. 1- KOil l HL Uhi Olfi. | nnd Spaulding Flour, 50 bis. Clarified and Crushed
Ofthe three hiigmesexhihited,wecunMdcr Messrs , Su w!ttl » general assortment of Urorraies, fra-
Saw Jlills, recently in charge of James Van
Valkenburg ft Son, we "are prepared to till orders at :
short notice. Orders received, nnd Bills receipted
by us. No one is authorized to use or sign our name ;
as Agent. J. A. ft S. S. VIRGIN. |
nov 13
no stranger.
Scrofula.
When the Patient hi- been afflicted tar five
or under, favorable sxmptein- xvill appear
third day after using ll. R. Resolv
Ten’ years on tin
Fifteen years,
Twenty yi-nr*,, •*.
Thirty years,
Forty years, “
Fifty ye
Fifth dsx
Tenth
Killed
Nisbct ft Levy’s the h«-st. nnd best adapteit to agricnl- i ^ £ p ’
tural purpose*, and award them the premiums—a j -J.
Silver Cup xvorth 830 mul a Gold Medal xvortli 830. '
" Of tho l'lUnpe, Water Wheels and Gin (Sear ex-
CHAS. CAMPBELL.
lav,
tli' da v.
•th day,
Thirtieth dm I
K. L PTROHECKKR ft CO.. Macon;
l'help* ft Ensign. Forsvth; J. W. .B.m-s, jiriflin.
and Druggist- aud Merchants every where.
net 25 ly
Landtetirs iVsu"ra»n«?«l Garden
ar'e-ties Calduigf-9;
- : Beets, Cm-nm-
iet’n-s Peas ; Tur-
/^iROl
\Jf Be;
ROWTII nflSSS,
cans, Snap-, aud liliulii
hers; Lettuce, Radishes; 10 \-;
Casb 1 Cash!
hihited, we consider Messrs. Nisbct ft Levy’s the I mHE highestmsrket price will he uidd for WOOL
best, and uxvard them the premium on these artielesof j i Washed or Unwaslieil. Also, Hides, Beeswax
manufacture." W.M. JI. WADLKY, Ch’u. and Tallow, delivered jn Macon at my Store, connr
ur w
promptly filled,
March 1,1853. ly
Orders for Gin Gear and other machinery, . of Fields ft Adams* Fire-proof Wanearaise.^
ly filled, ou suitable reference being given. | apr 12 23—tf C. 11. WllEELKIt
Hoinity Y.ttiitl aud Pension Agency
CIIARLKS C. TUCKKK, WASHINGTON, ». C
nip;. E. Dutch, Red Tops, and nth
Floxver seeds. Canary tSeed.-, and n
Also, Button Onions, nnd Onion -,-tt-.
LJ8" Country Meroliants and Families -op
suitable term-. .)• H. ft " 8.LL
Near Cotton Avenue Cln-i ry -t„ .1
dec 6
ther kinds
Wiicat, Barley, &c.
-i f\(\ Bushels Seed Wheat. 75 bushels Barley
A UU 330 bushels Seed Oats. 75 sacks Guano.
For sale by |novl| ASHER AYRES-
Notice.
4 LL persons arc forewarned not to trade for a l
J v certain Promissory Note, given hv the under- (
signed to Hilliard 11. I 'rutehfiofd, dated Mime time,
as near as recollected, in September, 1832, for Twelve ;
Hundred Dollars, anil made payable on the 25ih De- !
eember. 1834. Tin* eonsideratioii for xvhieli said note |
was given having failed. 1 am determined uot to pay j
the saute, unless compelled by laxv.
fob 14—3t' FRANCIS DANNKLLV.
Illunkcls, Kct-M-
r\r\f\ - and 9 quarter Blank
, 000 and 12. quarter Bed
* TTOKNKY for Claimants, ft Agent lerolitaiumg I fj e(ir g|
j\. Kcvolutionarv, Naval, Invalid and Half-pav I y. ini ~
Pensions, Bounty i.aml, arrears of pay, extra pay,
fte.. for-Military and Nava) services.
Jimintv Land obtained for tin* widows ami heirs oi
At',
Staph
Ker-e
With a
Drv G«'<
air 10, II
HI bales
lu bales
It -lie Slid
ASH EH AYRES
Address
dee 6—3m
CHARLES C. TUCKER,
Washington, I). C.2
Paints and Oil.
LBS. \\ HI LE LEAD
*520 Reward.
T) ANAWAY from the suhscriber, on the night of j
J \ the first of this month, tiro negroes, Kczzi.-ih a 1
woman about twenty five years old, of u bright com- :
pl.-.xitm, toleraldv foiek made, speaks quick when
spoken to, aud Fanny n girl about seventeen years
old, very slender made, of a ytdlow eomplexiou, aud
- rxflA LBS. Hill IE l.E.xii;
U.UUU 5,000 lb*. Blake's fire proof Paint
500 gall*. Linseed Oil. Kof sale
june 13
M
with esicli other in tho extent of this fwhton, Mexico.
till it attains ft degree almost dbtfustiflg.. — ;
iVMnw “l.is -nii’eriii.- is intolerable (wulcnes -- Senator llotfot*
. O . . , , ‘ « ! Illll, vrn WPIIUIT wwur,4ii« j ouwn « uixn«n ^i--»
on the attempt to remove them w the best tor ;l jptp, stoop -hradderi'd. 1 will pay the abov
i ward for the delivery of them to uie at my residence
— : near Marion, Twiggs county Ga., or in any safe jail
he sympathies of snfoat 1 rail git them. tfLUON N.BECKC'UM-
- - ' ll 14
CAR II
Iron Works.
ORE ft GALLAGHER, Philadki.i
Maiiuf.ietmvr- of *11 kinds of Iron I
, Verand hs. Iron Fronts, Garden ;
, and Ornaun nfnl Fancy Woi k id
'amt,
sale bv
UT ft roKf.
jr re-dress.
iers
, do.
the Xebra.-i.a hill.
N. Y
W;
opposition ti
ngton corres-
gt—«t
tie
i.xp
«,V
I ;* • -«*«;
r * "* myn
ibt.*
rate the
W.itkiu
-i...kl„
ah* 1.x- Ch
i-. M
lildcll
the »l>
lauty, at CcJ
huild-
ountT,
It is esti
led Si at*-.
OO.ltlI in i
leai no.l ]>r
/!)].; ID iu
liculturo.
•1.1,1
.1 in
ll;
feet here, has V
country, lli-
noin- hut a iiiau
,1 | ! IIMOI iu ;i-
>u 11
nu-tn-illai- <■!
pe.-eh for tin
>•• it. Other
i ill il.ire ac
All J"
on* lai
rate i>
u.—t la
Th- i
Dissolution.
f FELDER, SON ft CO.,
i liv Mutual coma nt.
... I. are re-p.-ct full v
ptlv anil -ettle, a-
np|dieatiim to
Mr 18 M-
Toliuci-.o,
A. It.
47—lv
MIA, Pi.
ailing, Ual
eats, Dn^-.
all kind'.—
il
.)<>>('|lll !
S. Il«-i'ii:iiisl»‘'/.'s
rvEG.
AR. SNUFF .
\.\l) TOl!
ACt
■<> STORE, Or-
b ro
-in: i in; Lvx
IKK llm -)
. M
,. ,, ntnrl, M<l-
,., where he k.
■ep-cn-t;
intlv
mi hand, import
ed
aiaiteh .*m*jmi«
•ra, :i> \v.
11 n-
Aiurrit-Hn He-
nt wind—ah-;;
ml retail.
Ab.
,, t hoi iu* '« *»-
Stucco
. MnuIT. fte.'
j»u 3—ly
rintil
T)i r-tin- indrl
>ted to the
. 't.<
teed Alex. Scott,
ill pi. ;i>.- .-1.111
„■ forward
1m-;
next return
thi‘v will If -!
11."d uitll’M*
t I’M
•eptnm.
jan *»
t ' EDW'
I) L. ST IB
mi-:
(*KKK, Advn r.
——
1> rails.
S ,x ;.i:i:ih. Cl
larkstou,
N.-v
7 York, Boston,
OvVe.
discouuti d
bv
t
' DAY ft CO.
JL liAUGHLIN,
Toh.
Cigars, Ac,
/ .) tin- artiel-
,d for -ale by
lieesc, Ac.
1 or!; State Cheese,
n and Adamantine Caudles,
aud Tale Soap. Just received
(HAS. CAMPBELL.
10 la
11
asiier ay res.
la!
SlH'i-ni, Wlitile, Tlat liine Oils.
-iu \ GALLS. Pure Sperm Oil : 5.00 gall.-, hl.-ach-
.)()() ed Whale Oil; lohin-ls Machine ( hi. In
,v CARHART ft ItOFF.
id I,
.itli li
l ju-i
15
Blankets, Ate.
1 AAA HEAVY 8 1 and 9-1 Blankets.
L.UUU ::.00I) Yards Kersevs, with a variety of
staple Drv Good-, suitable forthe season, just receiv
ed nnd for sale hv CHAN CAMPBELL,
oet 11
to remove -L
