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-’ad a 2<l time, a<freferred j r - ‘ ' the whJh house. t •• ~a time and referred to a com. *' ( t j whole house. -.* : l n ; 0 exempt from taxation in certain ’J bill< , . Jtock of the Bank ol the t ; se caphi Waller and amend the 4th sec. of n,c '! ~.t e du Dec. 22,1830, entitled an! aC ’ n Sri2e the survey and dtspeaU.tm 01, t 0 the limits of Georgia in the occu- j ‘"to; the Cherokee Indians&c j ir! • l tonrevent the assemblage or col 'l,,enf ‘-ee persons or slaves, in this State, j tct;0 !iol -■ P o freligious worship. “Kill to authorize a loan from the Trca "to commissioners m build a bridge a. “fftil to reduce the salaries of the pub irfleersof tins state. %V bill providing for a call of a convcn tnr-vise and amend the 3d, 4t.i < tumid ! ° n nftlic Ist art. of the Constitution of lh, S„ was read a3d time, referred to a Imrnittee of the whole, and made the order ■, ,i. iv for Tuesday next. ‘So annual repo,ts of the Treasurer, and , e Controller General, was received and ferred to the committee on tournee. lar NOTICES. Ti , Vr Leonard— lor a committee to pro . 'Vhi/i to establish a board of Inspectors ‘ ! 'V ~;,v of \ i-msta to settle all difleren cob that my arise hereafter, between tbcßc-1- i,. purr baser ol Cotton, jj '.Mr. Neal—to report a bill to alter the f ur the improvement of roads, so tar as to ■'•("■tiro a part of the public hands to bo placed ,I‘ty road leading from Pow< Iton to MuDo ,;(rh, hy the way of Greensboro’, Madison; ~u Co\in' r *on. yi-. Mason submitted the following rcso- I-tio-s which was read and agreed to : Resolved, tii a select committee of „i ne one from military division in tins state, fc.appointed for the purpose of remodelling l! 1 - militia laws now in lore fi in this State,and ofeporting by bill or otherwise; upon tin prorictv of adopting some system for the ct [• , u; ,i training of the militia of said btatc. The House then adjouriur*. V.. \ %\ ■'.!:•■ ,// m mummmk, ‘ :: MACON. ~ Friday, 2Vov. 3N, SHIM. Tlte ff'oltcss Bta3'k( t. Xo change. Prices are the same ns in our last, and the article comes it* freely. Prime cotton ? to 7,i—selections 7J. ° o ° We are authorized to withdraw the name of Mr. Charles K. Haynes, as a candidate to represent this State, as one of her represents* tires in Congress, in place of Mr, Lcuipkin re signed and promoted. REN. JACKSON AND MR. SMITH, ’i’iie following preamble ami resolutions wore introduced in the House of Represen tatives of the Legislature, on Mond iv last. — The first by Mr. Petit, and the latter by Mr. Hudson : Mr. Petit laid upon tho table the following re tuliitions Whereas, since tho session of the last legisla ture of this state, important poiiiical events have transpired in the administration cf the genera! government— ' t the last ar .mg which is the dis solution ofthe Cabinet! at Washington City : aad whereas tho unfortunate diderenco between tuePrcsh!.- it and certain membi rs cf the late Ca htr.ot, and tiie numerous publications consequent thereupon, have been employed by the enemies the President, as a mean wherewith to allect injuriously, hi3 well-earned reputation, and to wither the laurels with which he crowned him- Sl ‘H'i and honored his country : And forasmuch ns a free expression of the sentiments of this Legis* rature, upon the subject above mentioned, will evince the cstiinntio 1 in which the I'resideut cf tU.. United States is stil! held by- the people of. Georgia. he it resolved by the Senate and House of Hop- '• reseiitalivi a in General Assembly met, that the • legislature entertains for Andrew Jackson, Pre- { sidentoftim Lnited States, that high and undi ‘tnislted eonfule.tice, to which his honor, fuin nc,v ’> and patriotism fo eminently entitle him. ficiglral. that this legislature recommend the re-election of Andrew Jccksott to the Presidency as ;;n event euituluU and to promote the harmony and happiness of our beloved country. ■dr. Hudson, < f Putnam, laid upon the table the following Preamble and Resolutions, to wit : Many of our fellow citizens throughout the U tmed States, ciMtcr by their legislatures, or by t- seniblies of the people, having already expres their views as regards the Presidential elec ’ini; and s..ti fied that we are able to declare '■ lc opinions and wishes of the people of Georgia tn tins interesting subj ct— hesolved, that our confidence in the a 1 sility, fi eu'lit.y and zeal of Andrew Jackson, remains un ' hmnished, and that the, people cf this State ar -X! l|s ty look to his re-election as npinent'y cal -1 "Oitod to promote the general interesUmd pros °* our country and tire harmony of the -i -a. Ihs-'uvcd, that the pure patriotism, unbinding '- rr ' l y, uniform political consistency, and faith* l *‘ i l’“Wic services ef William Smith, of South '' 'Uta, entitle him to the second office in the 'I 'he American people ; and that we will _ "'fiend, and cordially support him for the ' ' r( id;i.cy c f these State*. A 0*3,11. oasmifficus. sass, m ssao®s. N' licrcas a number of the citizens of Macon and its vicinity, have voluntarily associated themselves together for the purpose of forming a Bank at Macon, the capital Stock ol which lias already been subscribed, for and in the subscription of which no one individual or co-partnership of individuals lias been allowed to sub scribe for more than one hundred shares—and whereas the Stock for said contem plated Bank has been subscribed for under such restrictions, as utterly to prevent a monopoly of the stock of said Bank, and w hereas the subscribers for said Stock by their memorial to tlm Legislature, have prayed to be perpetuated and brought into legal existence by being incorporated and established by law w ith perpetual succession, under the name of "the Commercial Bank at •Macon,” —and w hereas it is deemed expedient that the said Company be'incorporated under proper res trictions ; therefore Sec. 1 He it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Georgia in General Assembly met, ami it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That the said Thomas T. .Napier, A. It. Freeman,.). Cowles, \Y illiam Cooke, Levi Eckley, K. 1.. Young, Jeremiau Pearson, 11. Blair, Win. Barker, T. E. Smith, J. S. Smith, A. I*. Patrick, A. Shutwell, John Martin, James Goddard, Borij. 11. Meed, Thomas M. Ellis, R. W. Port, Nathan C. .Monroe, John B. Wick, David Ralston, Jo!iii L. Jones, L 11. Harniltoii, Win. B. Cone, Wm. Melrose, David Kidd, Geo. Smith, James Lamar, Charles Williamson, Carletoa B Cole, Chas. Campbell, Thomas Napier, Oliver Sage, Jacob Shot well, John Hollingsworth, James Williams, Gorge Jewett. M. Bartlett,Thomas Woolfolk, Thomas B. Ward, Lewis L. Griffin, J. T. Persons, Jomi !'. Childers, E. W. Wright, U. J. Bullock, George !!. Wnrdlaw,David Flanders, R. Turner, N. B. Thompson, John Carter, Benj. Fort, Lyman Burnap, Lewis P. Harwell, Jolm L. Blackburn, Lewis Fitch, Wm. J. llice, Samuel Griswold, 11. 11. Tatver, IL -.nr;.' Solo mons, Alford Clopton, Charles Collins, IL S. Ciittir, It. Harvey, Randall Jones, E. Graves it. It. Graves, Michael Keflv, George Wood, Edward I). Tracy, Roger McCarthy, L. | Baldwin, Andrews Battle, M. Felto;i, Joseph 8. Elliss, Scott Cray, Warren Find; •, Wm. . 11. Burdsafl, with all sue!) person.- ns may h: r. ..ft. r bet one Stockholders in tii s.ml emu panv, he and they are hereby incorporated and made a body jvollti • by the name and sty !e of the •‘Commercial B mk at Macon” mid so shall continue until the Ist; day of January 1852, ami by that name shall be ami are hereby made able and capable in law to have, purchase receive, possess, enjoy and retain to them and their successors, lands, rents, tenements, hereditaments, goads, chattel. : and ef fects of w hat kinds, nature or quality soever, and the same to sell grant, demise alien nr dispose of, to sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded, answer and hei answered, defend and be defended in courts of record in tills State,, and also to make, have anti use, a common sea!, and the same to break, alter and renew at their pleasure, ami also to orilain, establish and put in execution, suats bye-laws ordinances and regulations, as shall sec at necessity and convenient, for the gov- eminent of tiio said corporation, not being contrary to the laws or the constitn- \ tion of this Stall'or of tlu* L T . States, or rejiugnant to the lumltunental rules of this corporation, an,l generally to do ami execute all and singular such act •- ’.nat ters and tilings wltich to them it shall or may appertain to do, subject ncvcrtlic ; let sto the rules, regulations, restrictions, limitations and provisions herein after j prescribed and declared. | Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the the subscribers to the capital stock i of said Hank, lie and they are hereby required to pay 5 per.ccnt of the amount of j their subscriptions by the day anil 20 per cent by the day of and the remainder of their subscriptions in i such sums and at sn- ■ times as the hoard o'* directors of said Lank alter they | shall have organized for the discharge of the duties devolving on them as suc-i shall require. See. 3. And be it further enacted, That Oliver IL Prince, Jilyron Bartlett, and Charles Williamson, he and they are hereby appointed commissioners for receiving the amounts to be paid on the capital stock of said Bank, at the times specified in the 2d section of this act, and the said commissioners arc hereby au thorised and require ! to assemble at Macon at the time specified in the 2d section of this act, and to receive s id sums from the suhstribers to said stock in Gold and Silver coin Hills of the Hank of tiie Uni ed States, or its branches which are at par in this State, or bills of; he State Hanks, and to issue ccrti°ates for the said Stock to the said subscribers on the payment of the said 5 per ecu , which certificates may be exchanged for others to be issued hy the [’resident and board of Directors, or by such persons as they may authorize and the moneys so receiv ed by the aforesaid commissioners, they arc hereby required to pay over to the hoard of directors on their entering on their duties as such, Provided thi.tthe directors of said Hank shall not be authorized to issue any bill- or notes imti the sum 0f5.100,000 in gold or silver coin and bills of toe. Bank of the Uni ted States sind its branches. which are :P par in this State and hills of the Batiks of litis state shall have been actually received on account of the subscriptions of the said stock and deposited in the said Bank. Sec. 4. And he it further enacted, That it any subscriber or subscribers to tiie capital stock ofthe said Bank, shall refuse or neglect to comply with the stipula tions specified in the--Id section of this act. then and in that case every and all such amounts cf stork, on which a:i installments i.; due novl unpaid, shall he for feited to the company ami the jboard of directors shall immediately proceed to soil all sue!) slock so forfeited to any person or po am who may apply for the same. I’rovidcl. that it shall not he lawful for them, the said directors, to sell such stock to any person or persons who are at the time of applying for the same, owners in their own right of 100 shares ofthe stock of said Hank, nor shall it he lawful for the said Directors to sell more than 100 shares ofthe said stock to any .one individual or copartnership. See. 5, The capita! stock of the said Hank shall consist cf 5-100,000 divided into 4000 shares of 8100 each Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, by Hie authority aforesaid, that for the well ordering of the affairs of the sai-i corporation there shall be nine directors who shall he elected annually on the first Monday of each year by the stockholders, or the proprietors of the capital stock of said corporation.- \\*.'n a plurality of votes given iv shall he required to make a choice tho first election takff place on the first Monday in 1851. And those who shall he duly chosen shall he capable of serving as directors, by virtue of stub ch.ice, un til tiie end or expiration ofthe first Monday in next ensuing the time of such election, and no longer, and the said directors at the r first meeting after such election shall choose one of their number presid rt and in case of h s death, resignation, removal from the State or from the board of directors, tho said directors r-hali proceed to fill the vacancy by anew election for the remain der ofthe year. And in case it should at any time happen that an el ction of di rectors should not be made upon any day, when pursuant to this act it ought to have been made, the said corporation shall not, for that cause be deemed to be! dissolved hut if sled) be i:\wful on any oller day to hold and make an election of direct rs in such manner as shall have been regulated by the rules and bye la of the sai l corporation and provided that in case of the death, resignation, ab sence from the State or removal of a director, his place may bo filled by anew choice for the remainder of the year by the reaming directors. Sec. 7. And bp it further enacted &c. that tiio board of directors, for the time being ' ail have power to elect a cashier ami such other officers ami clerks un der them, as shall be necessary for executing the business of the company, and to allow them, such co.'.tp'n ation for their services respectiv. ly as they may deem reasonable, and shall he capable of exercising sucli other [towers and au thorities, of making, revising, altering or annulling all such by-laws and regu lations tor the government of the said company, and that of their officers i'airs. as they or t majority of them,shall from Mute to time, think expedient., not in censistent with law and to use employ, and dispose of the joint r.toek funds or property of the company (subject only to tlm restrictions herein contained) as to them or a majority of them shall seem expedient. Sec. 8. And he it enacted. Ac- that ho cashier, before he enters on the du- ties of his office, shall be required to give a bond, with two or more securities, to the satisfact ion of the directors in such sum as they may by the by-laws, order and direct, from lime to time with roiiditions for the faithful performance of his duties ; and the president, cashier and other officers of the Hank, shall take the following oath on YU >ring on the duties of their respective offices. 1 A H do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of president, cashier or other officer (as the case may lie) of the Commercial Bank >t Macon : which oath shall be subscribed and entered on to minutes. Sec. 9. Ami be, it further enacted, Ac. that the following rules, regulations, limitations and provisions shall form and be fundamental articles of tjie -consti tution of the said corporation. Biti.f.. 1. The number of votes, in electing directors, to which each stock holder shall lie cut’ll hd shall he according to the number of shares he shall hold, j each share to he entitled to one _ vote, from one to one hundred shares, but no j stockholder shall be entitled to more than one hundred votes, and no share or shares (after the first) sit..!l confer a right of suffrage which shall not have been holcen by the perse,n in w hose name it appears at least three calendar months. previous to the day of election, and unless it be holden by (lie person in whose | name it appears, absolutely and bona tide in his own right, or in that of his wife, aml for his or lft%sole use and benefit, or as executor, administrator or guar dian. or in the right and use of some co-partnership, corporation or society, ol which he or she may he a member and not in trust for or to the use ot any other person, any stock-holder being absent, may authorize by power of attorney un der seal, any other stock-holder to vote for him her or them. •_M. A lair and correct list of the Stockholders, shail be made out at least two weeks before any election of directors, to bo ouinniued to the inspection ot any Stockholder wiio shall require to sec the same, to the end, that public information may be given to the parties concerned of their co proprietors and stockholders ; and to prevent a division ot shares in order to obtain to the person, or persons so dividing them, an undue Influence, the managers of elections for directors, shall cause to be administered to every stockhol der, odering to vote the.following vote : You, A. B. do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the stock you now represent, is bona lido, your property that you are a citizen ot the Uni ted Statcsj and that no other person, or persons, is or arc concerned therein ; and to any person'voting by proxy, or lor a minor, or in right, or in trust for any other perafcu en titled to vote, the following oath :—- You, A.B. do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the stock of C. I). whom you represent, is to the best of vour knowledge and belief, trie property ot the said C. x). and that he is a citizen of the United States, and that no other person, ar t s, ions is, or ara n icerned therein—any stockholder refusing to take such oath, or affirmation, shall not be allowed to vote at such election. Sd. None but a stockholder entitled in his own right to twenty five shares, a id being a citizen of this state, and not being a director of any other bank, shall lie eligible as a director, and if any one of tiie directors after being elected, shall at any time, during the t ern far which he .shall have been chosen, cease to he a s ockholder. hit seats shall thereupon become vacated ; and the remaining direc tors or a majority of them, shall at their next meeting pass an order, declaring him no longer to he a director. 4th. The stockholders shall make r.uch compensation to the president for his services as shall appear to them reasonable. sth. Not less than five directors shall ••(institute a board for the transaction of business of w hom the President shall always he one, except, in case of sickness or necessary absence in which case his place may be supplied by any (lit-dor, appointed by the board goi" directors present lor that purpose. Cth. Any numb'- of Stockholder*, not less than twenty, who together, shall be proprio tors of.'Sdishares, or upwards, shall have power at .my time, ‘o call ami mg of the Stockholder# for purposes r lativo to the institution, giving at least sixty days notice in a public gazette at Macon, MilUdgeville, Augusta and Sava,mall, specifying in such notice tiie object, or objects, oi snob meeting. Tib*. The lands, tenefticnts and hereditaments, which it shall be lawful for the said cor* •icratioi! to hah I, tdtnii he o;.!v such as shall be requisite for its i.iuucdiato accommodation, hi relation to the convenient transaction of business, and sticli as have been, bona title, mortgaged to it is ass ouritv, or convoyed to it in satisfaction of debts previously con j t .'acted, in the course of its dealing:-, or purchased at sales upon judgments, •which shall j have been obtained for such debts. Bth. The total amount of the debt ; which the saM corporation shall at anytime owe, | whether by bond, bill, not" or other contracts, shall not exceed three times the amount of ' their- Uvk, over and above the amount of monies actually deposited in their vaults lor s;. fo keeping, ii rase of e.\"' ss tho directors line - v. ho- ' admin ist rat ion it shall nappon, shall be liable for the same ip tbeir individual, natural and private capacities, an action •’ debt may in such case, be brought against them, oi any of them, or any o! their heirs, executors, or administrators, in any courts of record in the t niicd Slates, having compe tent jurisdiction, or either of them, by any creditor,or creditors of the said corporation, and may ha prosecuted to judgment and o\section, any condition, or covenants, or agree (nan's to ‘he contrary notwithstanding ; but this shall not. be construed to exempt the I said corporation,or the lands, tenements, goods and .chatties oi tiie same, from being.also i liable for, ad clrrcoal.de ith, the said exci ss, and such of the said directors who may I have been absent win n the sanl excess \ra ; contract and or created, or who may have die j 500 t,.! from the resolution, or acts whereby the sumo was so contracted, or created, may respectively excuor-to themselves froui being so liable by ha .‘mg their (Sis.-* at i. present, : ntcrcd in the minutes of the said corporation. 9th. The directors shall !r:ive power to is to the subscribers, their certificates of .-toe!: ; and no transfer of stock in this company, shall be considered as binding w'j'ou the company, un! as eater di i a book; or books, kept for that purpose by the compare, by p ('-axial entry of the Stockholder, bis i l l re.prt pr suntativc, or attorney, duly aut!*. "• iz-.’tl by special power for that purpose : I’rovided, that i.o E.’ock!.-older, imleVetl to tltc Bank, shall tr.nwfer has, or her stock, until all del its duo sail Batik by such Stockholder, | s!i ill be paid. | ldth. Tiie company, shrill in no case, directly, or indirectly, bo concerned in Commerce i m Insurance, or importation or exportation, purchase, cr sale of aitv poods, woks or mer | clruidize whatever (iJ.lls of exchange, notes and Bullion only excepted) except such i goods, wares art J merchandize, as shall be truly transferred, convoyed, or pledged to them, j hy way of security for money actually loaned u;u! advanced, or for debts due, owing, or j growing due to the said corporation, or to effect insurance on t.ho property, that may j belong, or be thus pledged to the said eoiporation lor its security. i 1 tih, Tii". bills obligatory, uiidof credits, notes and other contracts whatever, on be half of the said corporation, shall bs binding, and obligatory upon the said company : Provided, the same bo signed by the President, and .countersigned, or attested by the Cashier, of the sad corporation, and the funds of the corporation, shall in no case be held liable fortrny contract, or engagement whatever, unless the seine shall be signed, and countersign, and, or attested as aforesaid ; and the hooka, papers arid correspondence, and the fluids oi the company, shall at ail times be subject to the inspection of the board of directors and stockholders, when convened according to the provisions of this act. Ufa. No installment .shall he required by the bo „ i of directors, to bn paid on the c.anital stock of the said corporation without giving Inn Stockholders notice, by publish ing the resolution of the said Directors calling for the same, in one of the public gazettes m slt con, Miiicdgeviileand Augusta, at least sixty days before the day on which the said installments is made payable. 14th. Dividends of tho profits of tho corporation, or cf so mil' ll thereof, ns shall !>c declared and paid half yearly (thy first half after tho bank shall have been in operation •'xccpted.) and the said dividends shall iiom time to time, be determined by a majority of the directors, at a meeting to be held for that purpose, and shall hi no case, exceed the amount ot tiie n its profits, actually acquired by the corporation, so that the capita! stock thereof, shall never bo inquired. 14th. The directors shall keep fair and regular entries’n n book, to ho provided for that purpose, ot their proceedings, and on any question,.when two directors shall require 4, the yeas and nays ot the directors voting,shall ha duly inserted on their minutes ;and ■nose minutes he at all times on demand, produced to’the btcckhohlcrs when at a general meeting, the same shall be required. loth. Tho persons and property of the Stockholders in lire Commercial Rank at .Macon, shall at all-times ho pledged and bound, in proportion t#tho amounts of the value of share,or shares, that each individual, or company !a;id, possess, arc interested in, or en tidvd to in the said Commercial Bank at Macon, for the ultimate redemption of all notes, oi bills issued, or that may lu: lien after issued by and Irom tin Commercial Rank at Ma con, in the same me.uner as in common commercial cases, or simple actions of debts. ;;¥asrro*' kleutiox. GEORGIA— Jiy his Excellency, George R. Giemi-.k, Governor end Commander in Cldc;' ofthe Army and Nary of this State and a) the Militia thereof. — To the Justices tof the Inferior Court of ifee rceycciicc Counties in this State. —. fjTVIEHon. WILFON IL'MPRIX,elect- SSL ed oa the firs! iionday m'October 1831, a !' presentativ.c from this Mate in t! e of H presentativc s of the Congress cf t!ie l - iiitcd States, for two years from and after tli; •hi day ot jt/iireJ),l; !tjl, having tliis day re signed hnid ap|iointmen(—Now in order that said vacancy may bo Ailed in pursuance oi kuv 1 have thought proper to issue this mv writ of Election hen by requiring you tli said Justices aforesaid, to cause an election to be held on Monday tiio 12tli day of Lvretn-j her next, at the several places or place ofhol ding elections in your county, giving due and public notice thereof, for a Representative to till the aforesaid vacancy, and I do luirebv further require you to make a return of said . lection to the Executive Department, within the time prescribed by law. Given under mv hand and the seal of the Executive Department, this ?tii duy of November, in the vearlß3l. GEORGE R. GILMER. By the Governor: EVERETT HAMILTON PIERCE. Seet'y Executive Department. The Editors of the Athenian. Columbus En quirer, Savannah Georgian and Republican, Ma con papers, Washington News, and Augusta pa pers will'publish tile above Writ of Election twice. Nov. 10, 1031. , (JO-tw ’ ' MAV ! 92 A V ! TWENTY THOUSAND LBS. H t J, RANTED, for which Cash will be paid 0 n V V delivery by RALSTON Li JONES. NOTICE. fflMlE firm ofD. & T. Palish & Cos. was dis | a-solved by mule I consent on the first day of j-'ur.e last. All debts due s lid concern will ho jcoi looted by Iheirsnceos-o rs Palish ft Go. who are duly authorised to settle ail the claims of the oam;:. KERNTCHAN, PARISH ft Cos. New YorJ,\ THOMAS PARISH, J.vSPER CORNING, Charleston. November 10 1631. 5,7 COPARTNERSHIP. |f *IIIE sukshriners have formed a connexion un is dor the firm of PARISH, VYILEY & CO. am! will continue the wholesale J)iy Good Busi ness, at No, 905, corner of King and Wentworth •Street, they are now receiving a very rich andex jtensivo assortment of i STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, which they offer on liberal terms. % KERNICIIAN, PARISH & Cos. New York. •LEROY M. M I f.EY, of Macon, Ga. THOMAS PARISH, Charleston. Charleston S. C. Nov. 10. 57.5/ NOTICE. A persons having demands against the estate XV <)f Nathan Brady Jr. deceased, can, by fur nishing the subscriber with said demands proper ly attested by the 20th insr. (November) have them forwarded and attended to. E. LUNCFORD. November 11, 1831. 57-2 w tiio subscriber about ten days since, a 1 dark sorrel HORSE, 4 years old last soring, racks fast, and unpleasant, is a fine walker and trots rarely—any information about him will he thankfully received and a suitable reward for ids delivery at Bullock’s Mills. U. i. BULLOCK. Bibb co. Nov.lo. 57RR NOTUE. JOHN LAMAR, jun. of Macon, will act as m - agent, during roy : absence tirom the. Stale of Georgia. HENRY G. LAMAR. Nov. 10 00 notice: nrUIE Ilopewejl Presbytery will convene at A. Macon, on Ftiday iicxt, ,he ISth inst. Them will he divine service in thePresbytanau church jon Friday, Saturday and Sunday, three times i.i I curb day, and during which time the pews will -be tree. Nov. 18, 1831. • Commission Business IN DARIEN. InpilE subscribers would inform thefr fiiends ’ “ and the public that they continue the COMMISSION BUSIN ESS, ’ in Darien and are supplied with large Stare llonses and Wharves. Any business intrusted j to them they will endeavor to transact to the sa tisfaction of those interested. i KIMBERLY & IIALL. | Darien Nov. 14, 1831. GO-3.n TIN WARE Jfla nufaefurer , MULBERRY, NEAR THIRD STREET, rat 11E subscriber manufactures, and keeps cou ™- stoutly on hand a general assortment of TIN WARE, which lie will sell Wholesale and Retail, at Sa vannah or Augusta prices. job done at the shortest notice at the shop on Thit* street, next door to Ellis, Shotwell & Cos. WILLIAM S. ELLIS. Orders sent to Ellis, Shotwell & Cos. will re ceivc prompt attention. j Nov. 18, 1831. 60—if. ! MONfiCELLO TAVERN. | rg(() KENT,that well known Establishuv tin * the to-vn of Mont;cello, at present occupied I by C*d. Fleming Jordan, equal, if not Supstror, j (as a stand for business) to any in the interior. A part of the furniture necessary, will be sold jor rented with the Tavern, and a lease for thre jor five rears, will bo given, if required. Posses sion will be given on the lot January next. Ap -1 plying to the undersigned, by letter, at their resi ! donee in Augusta. MCKENZIE & BENXOCK. Augusta, Sept. 29, 1931. - tl Grand Menagerie OF LIVING ANIMALS WLL be exhibited in Macon, common |cing on Monday, the 21st Novembc r for six days only, on the lot where the Jail formerly stood. The Great ELEPHANT,' - s who saved Ins keeper from destruction i,, New York in Deceml r, 14k-3, under the fyi lowing extraordinary circumstance*: Too ferocious Tigers escaped IVo u their o'*go, and aft( r destroying a Lama, attacked ..icir keep er as lie entered, when Tippoo Sukan, with wonderful sagacity, aft. r knocking eric of them down with his trunk, seized his keeper and threw him on his back, where lie kept him perfectly secure until the tigers were : confined. The performances of Tippoo Sul | bin, together with the 'dexterity and inlrepid j ity of his keeper, produces a spectacle both j interesting and diverting. Among a variety of singular marks of sagacity in this Elephant, ; he takes a stand in the middle ofthe yard, and : moves brisk;? round, his hind foot remaining I !n Hie centre, forming a circle with Isis head; ) (daces his keeper on his tusks, and in contin* ( :IC<l ropi tition round the circle, tosses him up | fo Hie height 12 or 14 feet, and with singu lar and semningiy studied accuracy, catches him upon his tusks and trunk, and inconcla* sion, gives him a toss in the air find safely lands him on the back of the Elephant. This Elephant is a male, and superior in size to any ever before exhibited in this country,bo iug about ten feet high, and weighing ‘to wards often thousand pounds—his tuslTsaro four feet long. The Tiger, of Brazil, a more beautiful animal never was exhibited to the public. The Camel\ of Arabia, imported in 1830, and now about two wears old. The COUGAR of Smith America. TWO PANTHERS of North AmeHca: Prairie Wolf. W neviition or llffypt* Togo filer, with • great variety of the Movt.ltcy Tpibe* Also, DANDY JACK, tha celebrate*! equestrian, who will perform many interest ing and diverting feats. Good Music during tbe performance. (Kr ADMITTANCE, 50 rents—Children under 1 Shears of age, half price. Hours of Exhibition, from 11 A. JIT until 4P. M. . Darit n and JVetv- 'hbrk jsMlElfflm iO SAIL TlfE IST, lOTII AND 20TI1 OF EVERY MONTH. Schooner Mary Ann, Captain Fithian. Schooner Hero, Captain Collier. Sd, toner Martha Beaslon, Captain Petit. 1 Corner Agmora, Captain Pierce. MIL above are all vessels on which Insurance - can be effected at the lowest rates, and shin- ! >ors , ma Y y V 3 . 1 ll ": greatest punctuality will •H! obs. r-vcil iu tueir commencing the Is* September. 0 hoard, mlf ‘ thc 15- H. COLLINS, 88 South Street., New A'ork, or P. R. YONGE S; SONS, DnvS-T-