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CAUbS. i *"■ w. ftisis, 1 Bkl Vo v ae. y at b a vs. A~fr n.ACXU'r:j omii- ..;’ MacdK^Oitoton, Dooly anil Lc.*. uRnTI .■■ •'■* l ,r;l1 •” ■ ii the i.iiUiwiiiL’ count l ■■* “f tin fjp?”- ■'•■Ill Circuit—Pulaski, Ti-'Jtiie, li v. i. . Tlmmus, Lo w mb-.-, Climdi, Ware atuL Apn}iii>c. - 10.,t. “ ;f iQUriiiS', ■AN I> N< iTAitV : It!.: -'.OS’ Gfor;;i;;. .. ‘JBo 3,111^7>4 gBHHBPIHpiTViItIT jpvl-;-. 1.. <-iliz.h* of < i; * ■••( li.i*| -affic-'i.i-i” ‘•[>■.!;.lV. !■■■■■.•--, oath. W'<‘ •• h he nine tie ht utT tun . itii. <vil‘ rii, n|i jirolc:-sionitl (m ----dun. Bi, 18j2, 41_ ts ITS E #I V ,18~€ hi R. 1 flilt. \\ 11.1.1 AM I.LLH lining jicrumnontlv located in the cit ,- of (h lethnrpo.'iiKwt r. ajict't- I'lilly tenders l,ii st'i'vir ■■■ to its citizens and Vicinity. V, ill: :in i xp-jr.-euee of uiwre limn twcii ty-hv- yenr-, to;otli-r with prompt mul diliocnt. ui tention to tie duties of Id* profession, b- hones to . iiicnt. nml r.-ciuv • n liberal .-din re of iintroinr'i’ lie Itinv lie fo,„„l Penn.-c ifc 11UU Drugstore, or ut III’ re i Iciie- on (• St fee*. Ul-.l< tllorj.e, To’ . Ill) ln,-,0. ,jo .f i’OOIi & lOAITFOItD. A T T 0 I! N ii Y S A T I, A W . Wifftcllsorpe, CUuruur. ivni.l, pruelie. il, till- roilo-cc of Tu lur. ir„„ r m ,* 1 ’ “dy ;n""';-i-. Marion. lel hot. ami Craw .or Om ,i| j~, |, n „ u J VV;i , s . tl tj.. , Jit . ! ‘ -1 I —ily ( I&r. E. 15. YVOOE>, p—f 2 -'-AlNt, j■. i-niuuently loeiit.ui in tliic (i'v, \U l'e'j'eetfullv (■!!• r !iin prntYssi.mal scr- Z3. “’ utolliecoio ~ o!'()L'!,cl'i>r|,e nfi l eurriiiiinl ii.o (•outiti-;. iln tin r recently returned from tin- Meill.-il (oil , lie le. -I < oil-i.i.nt tli.it lie „o-v 1..-1 J to affor.l to lim j-it;..,i|, the i.dvuiU.-i'res „f lit' l lilt.’ ! jfiijipov ‘iii ;i! iin M iii<•;*l Sc.’mice, II” limy ui ..ii times lie fonn.! at Hotel, or at f| O.'.i -e over Cl,a; man's Hook Store mile-. mil, .-a11,..| MW . U [ ' Vt - J Hulls M£:!>E4.ML (IRl>. DU. l A Mls .M. I'l • Ivi S r. |ie, inillv offers I,is n, ~f unleUo.rpe nml i i *3 ‘'imty, in 111 • vnrueis lu-Mielies of Muiiicim:.— tie innv lie fouml nr tli • I ruy Store of I’emliertomt Kllisilin in -the ilny, un.lii! t lie residence yf.l. I'. H : ,i- V. V, on >llllll'. rs:. at ni .-'if, iilien not iiiofeesion.illv Ollglioe I. Alllillst lit!,. 1 Sol, -1 ts u. & y h ATTOHNEVIS AT LAW, -w-cr IV- , Offkthorpf. Ra. Ei . ‘•I ii'om r.iiM-r. (in,l will I'raetiee I St t in Hi - Sr. 1 ■■>,• ( oarts of the Co,mile.. „f I Maeon. Si,later, .'or i. a. Dooly, Iloiislo,,. C,.,„ for I “i” lu Urs, a,, t ;:1 .e,. Supreme Court at the eilv of .Maeori. WKPUfV I. M-1.-ni, DAMKI.W. Mint IT dnmmry ltah, I set. ap—tf ‘ NOTICE. F.-n:,; is . . „ ‘■ *Vfa - reCMsge ~,//;.*W <p y, ‘'•> •■ i’ ‘i;i<v, <I to (>jrlvt!iorj'><‘ mill m-- I’ l l ,lie:l* :■- t*,ti/4-us ;ii* 1 the 11 T 4 <""ii.minily •'••in r.illv ~„i] hi,,. ll.’ ju-t i-tin-i. • 1 1V..,,, 1!..,hi,,,,’, r ,. Iln ,l i n u,,,i latest improve ntj in 1 Mich ii Air 'li:i;ii(i|.|- .Suction pint--, for 1’ • ‘ ‘ “il'-kt-111. .•:!:•. - *.<. wi,l, ;; ‘ ■’ , 1 work -Line would “ I ■. iiii'l , \ inline his new slvles. otiiiv lit I'lv.ieiit, 111 i! ; . IV. i;ii„n ji ou ... ls -■ S-ls. Sfcl ‘ • i' l ” “ !•■ ; • -ttill!v announces to 53 ! I 1 ’ !,s “■ 1 niul the siuTomul . I!,,! I, h.e com noneod the 1 u ‘ ,u> ‘ ’ '••! in n tv!e ii,.i Mirim 1 l,v tile WhM- 11.” Hie ■ ‘ *e.ls fli.-ir talent. . .ittiliir ;>:i.l i-.-j-ai, i:,._r dom* w ill allies* and i .*]’? (eh. WILLIAM D. WALSiL ifl—:;m. TASS,SSS^, vJ?,I i■, :. .II v ::unmiiie ■ to t'n,. !jj ‘ “ ‘'’ 1 "” ’ lioi'j e 11, e suiTinin.liae --Li- e.i'l: ■I! ■ !j . ■ nuun iV.-l the Tuilori bu ‘iiuin this ei . \Hwot-ki nfru led !•■ his< ire ivili lie a.., i i■!■. ■ not .ri ~. e,| In one whose nam< a .... . Is hi. • ,■.] ’ ‘i i. i'e : ( leonine iloue w ith neat lie. s | hi- |,.e, Shop ~i. ;• ,1. (i. 1,',. es'Slore. •I(lilts’ AVAT.TItKS. An ... I J.Mh IKol*. tim. TO TUB i ( HLil 1 . TBT ’ I:: >, ~. i_,r i ‘ jr j ..... II . execute ill the .M. ino.l v. ,rlc 111 :i,,I, ■. I'miiii. r, nil work in l.i Jfaic, aiieli n lions • ht.il t., ~ (,in tiearino, Seivw huiidiMill ii r. on ns :■ isonnhU* terms US an’. ~h .■ ■ !.:■ in in So- h-\Ve 1 11. ore in.-- - Mil ■ . ‘ tlioi pe i ..i. w ill revive JH'oii.ol ntlolitioii. \ ‘ ,\l,;;.\A.\lii:i; SMITH. <>. “01ti..,.|,.. ‘he. 1 in , l • ,j. i—ts. •Jewelry Fsilntiiishmcitl. CSv .’"HA l. TINSI.KV would tv j fully in ttn*m till* (*it i ‘Mi 1 >f hopjn* uml ilhm:p -roiiiKiiti 'r • otmtrv tint !t.* li.n oj*cn.<l n .L-wvlrv V.stii!.!i ii:n< ;! in tiii - i-itv, fortlivi pur>i>>.‘ <i i*• jiii*- iti^fl,W.i v!i L -!i-y, v*\ Tin* puMic aiv iv -4!• >• ’ Il* 1 ti;i*l ‘ I 1 1 r• f-K l ll i;i r.*]iiiifiiij niul • nvrr.i’ ’ii ‘. i’ ii.tj> o;i oimki.-ito tli* a Post Olli-t * I .!!iji' t (<;i. Suiy „* !,! . .2. 11—-ntn. Will. 11. TI BPIiV, MWI i’U I’l UKll OF \M) WIIOLK SAi.K ‘.\lt HHTAIL DFALMiI IX I’liihi Tin uml Ji]|i;iiiiiiid W iirc. noi.l.ow, AVI.M.ID, FAKiIWAI:!', CdoKlXfi AND PARLOR bTOVIiS, e.e. Ox SrMTi.it Stiu'i'T, Oiii.iiTUor.i-i'. <Jin,iirir \ Felirunry Birth, If-jJ. il ly .TIORT?.; %uS: W ■W*TlLLbatld n thn first Tue. l.iy in Oetoher V* nex! before the Court llou • door in the Town of Lazier in the County-nt -Mm-on U nveen th” usual hours of f.ul ; Six town to!.;, t , wil : No. is. Id, 17, IS, 28, an I ‘ 4, in tli- town of t.m.i, r, ] ~ tm as the property of .Jo i.ih II . . Mori £,avo fi fa from Afiicon 1 Hurt in hn or ol MiTler it Ch.u'nbrrUn vs. M Hid. THOMASDi.XO:.', I’ p. . i.Vf. August Ijt, 1332. 2ni SURGICAL a*i-i t> nUI T.-:trurnents ton.l I r.il, d-e. For in!e l,v SKIsAD .t Ci! AI’MA X. \ ’ (Icin'vr, 7 l‘-V■!, is. jXiBUC HOIWES. BOTjfcSfe*"” . /, 'Ve i Hr. I,lieejrsi^::eil he- roinpl. reil u largo an.l lyt- ■ ommo.liyiii Stick Hotel, on the eifpiAr of Chathamaul in thecily us ocurnicKfi; convenient to tfueKni’ron.jdh pot, iih.l eny-9fnoocss l.oUi to the Traveling I‘ulilie and i'ltritert. The l.ouse will In. iiinle-f ilwi'ic <if ‘ Mlt. JAlttfeS EElals. h ha.l iiin*k :pori.*Kec in l>nsfcne*9. Tlie itoonu nr© w<-U ju*at n.l niry nml. tlie; y !’ ; . ZSrCUMU I VA. JIOD i AI||R-„’fe2 \ lint* I.i very Stnl ,!:• is Isn't in connection with the sutllisbiucn 4 , fr<m .Vjiicn persons can t nil tinicslu* i'ui’i i he ! with 1 urrlni'csllorsi*s, ttc. June 25, T 852, JO—ly. *wsiag issf ia,f f tfKLHBORt*£, fcJA. TAB m>4esrift-d Sluterfpf the WiiKhitioton aJL If.ill, Yuch>il^i;i.,)• rcsnjicth’ 1!v announces to ; “ ■ : this NL'V AM) si‘!N !M I lie- ; Yi:L id opWOor the reception of hoanh rs and v in torC- This house i* rtew, large nml commodious—the - are neat, spacious and airy—ami furnished throughout with m*\v ftml cle*raiit Furjiiturc. As . i< will lc iiydcr lia personal snperiuti ndnncc, he • /Lifters iifnisc’if, Ihatl.y staict attention to business, t> make his‘'Ut .As eOiniortiddc, ami to merit a con tiuuntion fifth ir patrQimge. * t !mi! i.ivery connection wifKfhis Ifoasc., CAIN. .1 vi nodi. \ 1852. To —ts. f; ’ wimmUmL OiI?3,KTSiOSSPK, U EOKWIA. OlT’i iSITE'fIIH Dlll’OT, lIY \VM. SHADE. /■"-V TAIC proprietor will lie pleased at all time to i.i huve a lifiernl share ot put roll ae. nml will trv al ad times to make his patrons as comfortable a lie can | os .ilily do l.y the close attention of lira self and servants to their Welfare during their stay with him. Oglethorpe, A;tsjl 23, lS, r r’, ” 1 Jy MARAOLIA ROl SE. (Cou.Mui ok i hii.sf-j:.\r and Sr.MTKU Stj:i:ts.) u v A XI)K E\Y II Ow A R I) . >‘IL l*e?t accomodations that tin* times and j.L nianicl will ad’ord, may he found at tin* above lunoe.l House, t .ui tiAcs* No effort will he spared t-O''render all who call, (‘omfortahle. For Sale or Rent. June s ill, 1851. s I*i BLUUIOI SE FOR SALE, Ins 3*011(1 Town €Ja. / 11LI*, snhseriher oilers lor sale-..his Itesideaee .JIL lofmeiiy kept hy 11. It. 1.1 .\IPKI\ as a puh ■ie uoiise. \V isliing totnoVe out to Ids farm, he will sell a huroain in tile plac e. Attnehe'il lv thepremi • are ail the appliances ol support ami comfort, includingU7 acres oi those beautiful fertile lands Iv ina in lull view pi the village, orchards of avarjetv >t truit, an extensive 110 wer yard aula garden spot not to he excelled. . He Ventures to assert that there is not another -m il an opening in South AV’estoru Georgia for n P'thite house; and his is (lie only place ill the village adapted to I lie business. - A. B. STROUD. Pond Town, Ga. sVug. Bth, 1832. Ith Bm. To Stockjjrovers. rSCHIE undersigned would take this method of in JK- forming Stock Drovers and Wagoners, that lie ; ■ i- tit’ and up an extensive STOCK PEN and WAO vi.N t Al!i >, at. the fork of the road leading from Oglethorpe t<* Traveler's Rest.amTAmci'idus, uitliin tie corporate limits of the city of Oglethorpe, where In 1 .. prepared to accommodate all those who pat ron i/.e hiiiijoa liberal terms. W. ii. .Itb\ KS. Aprif Both, 1 “oit. 2—,'iin. VatisaLJc Fpcpppiy Tcs* Till’ Und -r.-igucd mibscrilipr desires tosell on ‘ii! ac •immodMling terms lads of Land, Nos. 3233 : 04 *” ti’P.'S 09 120 127 IJS 129 13u 132 158 and 459 in lii - tenth di- trict., also No,-,. % 3 4 2;; gy 09 39 32 97 i Ui (listl-ic*; Nos. 27 28 29 30 32 82 33 34 35 ho in t!.-• fifteynth vli-itrict of Ijcolv ( oimtv. Soun 1 0* tin- above lands have vnlualde'iui lj’"’ cmei’J m them can be purcliascd eitin-r in t ingle or coili elive lot ■ to suit the purchaser. Also OH” I met (J 1 1 niu.iUc Toluioe . land containing 72 1 * acres in 111 • county o'’ Gadsden Fla., s miles N. i. ol Quincy on Little l iiut, P r ‘-ons wi-hing unv inforimrtion respecting iLo l.i.'-L i:i Doolv eoitfi-v, I ■ iii plea -s cal! and.--eo rii.-Proprietor of tin'-Pavilion i llo'ico ia t he (iv of Ogletiiorpe or iittVdar Hill, or | -1.1 !•■’.- Mills, ill lira county of Dooly. Anv fa r oil I “ isliing iid'ornuition respectin'’ tlic'tract of laud in , ii” -i hi, u ii! jile::- ’ cnil and si c'Mr. Daniel M. Hinson, Gu-I ‘ ■■” ntv, 1-1:1., or tli. Proprietor of tin- Pavil a li. -.i-s- iii tl i place. WM. SLADE. I ‘ ‘ ’i Ui 20tll, I 52. I—ly FOR SALIL a oT No. ui:.,- on ><|iiart! thrcM* on tho Corner of ; iL J .Miit nn jin 1 < ‘li.'ttluiru Stm ts. Apply to •ii : 51. ; . >oiv. lilfs I 1 . jON tin- lstb Juii'.*, one pi'H-folip rocket I .'I • Book continuing one sino bill nml one ! iL--. ilollai 1 ill, mill tho following described notes: <>n note of ‘M (f sd due Ist January next, on John | \V. lli*own. j < bio note of due Ist May last, on Alfred Le<- One nolo offj-.o duebi-1 Januarv, rn Sleijli- n F. Miller. o u.; of *l5O duo 12th Juno, inst, on J. Sey mour. Ui.-* mf.’ of *6O duo la. t January, on J as. A. Spi- Ouo m*le of due June ISiB, on James u'pi vov. On • note of < iii due I t April, on \V. J. Smith. Om* nole oi >'l7B tlvn* Ist January next on John T. j lrown. One ncJe of •; 10 dm* Ist January last on Joint T. Hruwn. (i.e nole of ;53 due Ist of June insk on John Sm i lb. One note of -51 dm* Ist June inst. on W. I>. Nel son. Fifty Dollars rewnrd is offered to any purson \ iio u.ll •b liw rHiid jioekot Hook and noirs. I liere fdre.\v:irn any person from trading for notes made payable to uu* in 1852. JAMESS. CALDWELL. June 25. 1852. 10—ts. Ott LBT S3 OR PE FEISSC Y. ’ n > l il E VulJie are resp'-etfully informed ! K*•’ •' * * by the SubseriLer that tlure is hu ’ excellent Ferry with iv {rood, large tint, just above the I ’nilr oid l. lge over JTiut lii v- r, on the road 1* a ding from tho city of Oglethorpe 1* Mo:,'., lima, inter eeting roa li-leading Jo IVri v, ivnowiile, Vicuna and thediree road lending from Uglethoi pc to Macon. Kates oi ferriage the same as customary. JOHN (i. SMITH. Opl’ thorpe, Aug. JO, 1832. 12 —3m. NOTICE. nn :jncl takes tbi. method of notifying ti there y “'liiieL vvliotn they hold notes in atnounu ovir tlii. ly (liJlar., ti:,.;, uules.; satisfactory arrange n.c.ili -t(- ri:..d„ before last return day to the next. S-'-.crior Court ti.afr papers will positively bet.urn ■<l \.r to ui Attotnev for collect ion. All concern ed ..in nn!.. it to Lin ir ina-lvc! to cull and set* us. , GRI'.I!R * CARSON. O'-1.-tliorpe, July 3". 18/12. Ill—ts. I WARE-HOUSE CARDS. Warc-Honse & Commission Business’ fiß. E3. J3ROW7V HAS I.EABED that large nfld commodious Ware ll<r. s •, built,.and occupied the past season by W. W. CHAPMAN & t’o, on the Corner of Baker and Chatham Streets, in tTie eity of Oglethorpe, and Xen 'dors his services to the public as factor anti Commission Alcrcbant, Ih speiitTully soliciting their patrouage. Cotton, Merchandise and Country Produce, stored and soli! at the customary rates. This Ware-House is sur rounded by three streets and an Aliev, rendering it secure from lire. Insurance can he effected on pro duce in ntoiv-at low rates.’ lis location is conven ient to the “business part of the city, and to the Rnil "lload Depot. He will at airtimes fie prepared to offer advan tages eijunl to Ware-House in the place. Ail business entrusted to liis cure shall have person al attention, assisted hy a competent and obliging salesman.- Liberal advances made on Cotton and Pro j dilec in sloi'", ( and Orders t'or goods promptly tilled on 1 the most reasonable terms.- 11. 11. BROWN. REPERENCKS, BY PERMISSION. Col. Wti.i: Blown, .Marion Cos., Judge M. 1... Bivins, “ “ Missus. I‘ati es A Oluns, Macon, Go. Rev. Jl- s AI. Davis, hoe Cos. Oglethorpe, July 17th, 1852. 13—Cm. WASiimJRX, WH,DEIt & CO, FACTORS, A .YD L'miuißßion lliTfhaiils, SAVANNAH, GA. .Tas. Wi -miruN, j Will continue the above btisi i J. R. Wii.deh, v ness at li t Bay Street East Fu.vs. ii. Dana,. \ ol'llu* FchaiiLr**. >KRS for iAG(IX(r, ROFJO ami others snj * K r illicitl promptly at prices. ‘ Rcforto Minor W. Snufoi*l t ) „ . G. n. S. P. MyrieL. ) Cos. M. Dunnif, - ) S. Ik Marshall, > Putnam Cos. Mcsmv, Cartorit Jlarvev, ) A. Me-All inn, ) T . ! * Ira I*,•<•!<, \ Co. Nh'ssiv. IHack <fe (’<)!)} ) 4 “ Sloan <t Hawkins, f R? mu oa ’ J Major John-S. Rowland, Cass Cos., -Migipt ‘ 111 >.,2 IC—rfim. Plaiilcfts) Ware -llouc. ‘■ ■’ I I lb undersigned beg leave to > ~—jT I inform you that they jin v taken Swwsßi) th 1 ’i,. \.x’l t.RS \\ ARK-HOI SE, foraterm ot time, and associated tiiemSelves together under tile name and style of S. W. BbOUDWOBTy <t CO., in the WAli/i-/lOl'S£! <t- COMMISSTOX-JWSIZJiUti, in all its various branches. The business will die conducted by S. W. BLUI IDWORTI1; from hi? ex perience in the Imsiii ss, 111 Ay feel confident of giving gi n< fill satislaetion to nil those who nm’, r entrust t lie'ii wit I, their ii :■ iio-ss. In confirmation of.whieh, we refer thepuhlie to the subjoined"references, and. at the same time, ask a liberal share of their pat-’ ronage. ‘Jl.ey promise In keep their juitrons advfsed oftlie strt eof the market at all times. Thev take this oc casion to say to any who may Store their Gottou with them, should they iiit -rwards wish it shipped to Mu eon or Savniuiah or Charleston, it shall he promptly attended to without any additional expenses. liieir \\ arc-IJouse in eons. <|ueneo : of its locality, has advantages over any other in tiie place, in point ; ofsieurity froju hre, being remote from other build ia-s. They will also have planters’ cotton injured if de-ired. bil.eral CASH AD VAN CDS will be made on Produce in Stroe. .All orders from Planters’ on Country Merchants will he Riled at short notice, uml, (as they have no interest in Merchandise,) at the lowest cash prices. S. W. Bf.OOI) WORTH, nici-URD Johnston. 1? E KEREN CHS. t’ I. A N T K It S. Dr. riiomas. Isaac Cheney, ’Esip, Talhat eonnt v. toui. 1. Gritlin, M. J>. North, Esq., CoWetacounty. Jnpics Neal, I.si., \\ ml Pryor, i.-ip, Pike yonjity. 1 1 i. V\ in. .Moseley, Judges A\V Walker, Henry eo. Iho , A\. Ashford, b.d. Houghton, Esq„ Troup eo,. Judge J. May, T. Nichols, l.'sip, Fayette eo. ‘ b -'u-liois, J' 1 ;-: B. I*. Bussey, Esq., Meriwmth’rco. i ‘ has. Cargil, Esq., \Y. 11 ark ness, bsq., Butts eo. (’ O .VI VI ISS i() X VI ERVIIA NT S . Ry-i'Duihi, Esq, S. C. * field tV Adams, M a coir (id, N. A. Hardee A Cos., C. Ilartridgc, Esq., NV in. P. N onge, Es(i„ Savannah. I.ditors X Li. OYory/fiit'and Southern Democart Gkihun, Ga., Sept. Ist. 1851, Plus is to certify that Mr. S. V , Bloojiwoiith, has for several veurs been engaged in the Ware-Ilouse an J Ciunmission Imsiiiess in tliis place, and from my ue'j'miutimee with hii'n, 1 feel no hesitation ill reeoni i"eiiding him in that eapueity to tjiepatrousof Ogle thorpe. He is also a good judge of the quality of Coton, and efftisequentlyan'.xeellent salesman. ‘ A A. GkVUbDING. Sen. I'artner oi the firm of Gaulding, Ferril & Chap man. ‘ 1 W. R. PIIrid.IIS. Set,, partner of Jones, Phillips it Cos. September PI, loot. 18—ts e'arriase jgjT .H^jiT 1,1 v - -*■*” ■’ .. REPAIRING. MIDI’ OXSt'HTKRvr. NE.VKTHK EMPIRE HOUSE, OiJ I,P. it [OR HE, GA. .1. 1 !;I; ( “I,’’ ,! .ern- r.-liip heieiotore exi ting under is it, “t ’ r” “i”' 1 W"* ‘ v fight, Williams ifc Lee, -this day dissolved, hy Win. 11. Wright retiring om , . concern l’ho business will be continued V \\d atnsand Lee at the same stand two doors [J ‘ Kinjnrc Uwiiso on Sumtor street, where they will keep constant Ivon hand a good lot of BUGGIES AND OTHER CARRIAGES A t.so a variety of m'NITTUE consisting of M ARDROBES, WASH STANDS, DINING, CEN TKK, HDK AND TEA-TABLES, SAFES, & e . tsr uonntry prodneo taken in exchange for anv Kind ol work done at this establishment, “si J <’A K CSB Aii ! FARKIAOES ! T l lll ’ (jubseriher announces to the poo- \ V ji.i-v*- l’* c Oglethorpe ami siirrouadinc; -sis iii— country, that lie fins now on hand, and will continue to receive, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES ROCK AWIIYS, itc., and will sell on reasonable terms. Those wishing to purchase anything in his line are invited to call and examine It is Stock, at Messrs. Lewis A Price’s Ware-House, on Baker St. „ , , T. M. JACKSON, Agent. <L U { horpo, July Otli, 1852. 18 ts foe; A 0X1; halt tut. re i ill the Office of the SOUTII - **- M ESf GEORGIAN. For particulars apply at this office. March, Oth, 1802 C ARIil A- B: KI’.POSITORT. BUGGYS, ROCKAWAYS, AND FAMILY CAR RIAGES. THE Subscribers have on hand and will continue to receive regular sup- &L. plies oi every variety of CARRIAGES, ,t Mhooii prices with the freight added. Our friends are requested to give us neat!. G. 0. CARMICILEL A CO. Oglethorpe, April ‘2, 1852. 50—ly MERCHANTS’ ADVKRTISEMETS, O. C.HOK^eT Attiie old Stand of Carson, Greer A- Cos. On the Corner of Suintir and Cuvier Streets. Dealer ia Staple & Fancy Dry-Goods, * READY-MADE CbOTfILSG, Bools :inl Shoes, llais niiiT Caps, Hardware China, Crockery nml Glass ware. FAMILY dr., etc. Oglethorpe, Ga. September/Ist, 1852. 19—ts. FAMILY GROCERY STORE. THOMPSON A FEEL,” Oglethorpe, Ga, RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the, public generally, that they keep constantly oil hand n full assortment of Family Groceries, audit * as Flour, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Sugar, Cof fee, Salt, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, Mackerel, Corn, Meal, Ac., together with every variety of Spices, Fruits, Nuts, ,te., Also,Tobacco, Cigars, Snuffi and pinny other articles too tedious to mention—all of which they will sell as low as any other establish fnent in the eity. Call and try them—store on Cuy'- ler Street, May 7, 1852. 3—ly. and dIcDGXALD & WILLIS, (lENEBAI. DEALERS IN FAMILY GROCE RIES PROVISIONS, DOMESTIC GOODS, SHOES, lIAHDWARE, BAGGING, ROPE Ac. All orders thankfully received, and promptly at i tend to, at, lowest market prices. One door above JOHN V. PRICE’S Ware-House on Baker Street. • Oglethorpe, Sept. 10th, 1552. 20 ts. Dry Goods & Grocery Store. (Os’ the corner of Sumter and Cvyler Streets.) n h R J UDGES, would respectfully in-” ®JT . vJe . JUt form his fonner patrons and the public generally, that he now occupies the-Store House formerly occupied hy IJawson,'on the, corner of Sumter and Cuvier Sts,, where lie will keep a large and well selected stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOOD!*/, Hardware, Crockery, Saddlery, Boots, Shoes Ac. lie will also keep constantly <?n hand a large lot of GROCERIES OF EVERY DESt^RIPTION. The public aro respectfully requested to call and ex amine for themgelves. Oglethorpe, June,dth. 1852. 7—ts J. KAIfMAY & BKO’S. Yew Dn-Gooilti AND t'LOTIIIJSG STORE. On ,Sumter Street Opposite the Post Office. WOULD rospeetfidly inform the Public that they have just opened their Stock, consist ing of Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslins, and all kind of Louies Dress (roods, Hose, Gloves, buoys, Edgings, silk Parasols, Fans, Ac., together with a variety of Fancy Articles, and a nice assortment rtffine Jewel ry. Also a fine lot of READY MADE” CLOTHING Shoes and Boots. AH of which-will be sold, fur ea-.li, at, New York eostpriee. May 22, 1881. q V I.YTEIUs iIIOYEF W IYTEI). THE undersigneifoffersforsafTi, a splendid lot of sji.di, sizes from 16 to 18 lights 10 hy 12. AIsSM - A fine lot of Liquors, Family Groceries, and other articles too tedious to mention ; pH of which will he sold tor Winter’s Money in hills under live dol lars, at par. Those, who have this kind of “ Foil <U*i, Will do w<*Jl to call before lie* fr<*t.s out oftlie notion of trading for it. I can be found on Cuvier Street, next door to Carson, Greer A Co’s Store. * „, „ JAMESD. WQOLBRIILHT. Oglethorpe, June 4, 1852. 7—ts. GIY IIA.YOS. rgdllE Sjtljseribers have just received a lot of pat -S- cut stretched Gin Bands to which they would call the attention ol Planters and (others who want first rate Bands. - . BANKS A Cos. Oglethorpe, Ga. August. 251 U 1852. 19 2m. fiSIIOES, Hats, Clothing.Sm].llerv, Crockery, ir,u-d-. ware, Furniture, Nails, Salt, Coffee, Ae.| Ac., for sale at tin, clienji Store in Fort Gaines Ga. by DILL A MARSHALL. June, 1, 1851. 9—}f. R. 75 Barrels of Superfine flour for 6'ale at Fort Gaines, Ga. by . DILL A MARSHALL. June 1, 18ijl. 9 ts. BACON! BACON!! iVg have for sale 40 Bacotr SID®, at the lowest market prices. DILL A MARSHALL. Fort Gaines, Ga. June 1, 1851. 9 ts. M RANDY, WINE, GIN, WHISKEY, SYRUP AND VINEGAR, for sale by DILL A MARSHALL Fort GainJs, Gh. June 1, 1851. 9—ts. MAPLE SiGYR. ‘ l ? 0^0 I Sf TRLfGEIVED -* - for ODOM A AVILDER. 0 ;lethor]ie, June 18th, 1852. 9 ts. KCI-.IV ED to-day a large lot of Cherry Pecto r;J. U(.,1 Liver Oil, Dr. Christie* Galvanic Remedies, Tow ill’s and. Sand’s Sarsaparillas, “Pepsin c . ■•n.-ia Remedy; and various other putent inedicineo. SNEAD A CHARMAN. Nov. 17th 1851. ’ r 33—ts LINSEED, Traill, Lard and Neatsfoot Oils, for sale Ly SNEAD'& CHAPMAN. Oet. : 17 INIiENCII A\ indovV Glass, for sale by SNEAD A Cl-IAPMAN. Oet 17 CJUGAR, Coffee, Syrup and Molasses, just receiv ed and for sale low by KALEMAN A BRO. October 10, 185]. 2(bJ-tf BOOKST BOOKS !! ANEW BOOKSTORE, near theOglc ‘tWr-'a'-/ I * ,or P e Hotel, where the subscriber de vJL-5.3 signs keeping a generai assortment of MiseeUuueous, School and Bitiuk Books, and Sta tionary; also a general assortment of Wall Paper, \\ nidovv Shades, Musical Instruments Ac., all of winch lie will sell a low us they can bo bought in any other market. .lust received.—One fine Mclod inn, of superior tone and finish. A lot ol fine Violins, also a splendid lot ol Aceordcons, varying in price from $1 50 to *‘<s . , A. B. CHAPMAN. January 16th, 1852. 39—ts §• ® RUSHES, all kind for sale by * * ° c,t - 17. 1851. SNEAD A CHAPMAN IHSMILITIOY. rHIIIL l-inn ol Snead A Chapman is this day dis- M. solved by mutual consent. The husineiwill be continued by F. T. Snead. F. T. SNEAD ~ , , F. S. CHAPMAN. Oglethorpe, Jan. 20, 1852. . A €AKD. In retiring from the Firm of Snead A Chapman I take till 1 opportunity to tender my thanks to the public lor the v ery liberal patronage extendod to ns; ana respectfully solicit a contiuance of the same to my former partner, Mr. F. T. Snead, who will con tinue the Drug Business at the old stand, on Sumter street. You will all do well to give him atri a * , , FOSTER S. CHAPMAN. Oglethorpe, Jan. 20th, 1852, .]]_ LEGAL NOTICES, GEQBGIA, JHacoil County. 1 Guy applies to me for let ters of Guardianship, for George ushington a minor ton years of age, son of Cicero Gil bert of Alabama. iJiesc are therefore to cite and admonish all persons interested to be and appear, at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause if uny exists, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand officially. W. J. COLLINS, Ordinary. Ist, 1852 20—COd EORIA, Macon County, EORGE W. TAUNTON of the 741st District HJT G. M. of said State, tolls before me, Harvey Rodgers a Justice of the Pence in said District,” one estray Bay Horse Mulp seven or eight years old with some black marks around hisnega, five feet high; ap . praised hy William McDowell and Henry Tauntop at one hundred luid twenty dollars. This Novem ber 21st, 1852. HARVEY RODGERS, r. A true extract from the estray book—this Februa ry 17th 1852. • W. J.-COLLINS, c. 1. c. February 27, 1852. GFORfiilA, Saunter County, ALL persons indebted to the Estate of John Du pree, late of said County deceased, are re quested to mako payment, and those htviisg claims against said estate will present them in ten* of law to WM. N. DLTREEpEx’r. August, 6th 1352. 19—tOd, EXECUTOR’S ’ SALE. BY nnthority of the last Will and Testament of Shadrach R. Felton, dcc’d the undersigned Executors offer at private sale, a valuable body of Land, consisting of Nine Hundred Acres,'of winch two hundred’ acres are in cultivation, ami the bal ance is mostly covered with oak and hickory growth. This settlement is known ns the Bushin land, ex tending from Beavdr creek to Flint River, ami ad joining Montezuma, and also the lands of Daniel I Uaugnbook, Senna 11. Clark and Gen. Armstrotlg. If not previously disposed of, the said body of land ■ will bo sold at public auction,at the town of slont*zu • mu on the first Tuesday (2d day) of November next. • Titles unquestionable, and terms made known at the 1 .time of Sale. C. 11. YOUNG, ) F , J. M. FELTON, ) * r "’ Montezuma, July 21, 1852. ‘ 14—tds. JTlacoil ShrrsirSale. WILL be sold before the Court House door in t he Town of Lanier, Macon county, between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in, Octo bernext the following property, to wit: ” ‘ Ten aero9 of land in the north-tiast eo l .iter “f lot of land No. (233) two. hundred and thirty.tlirye in the first district of Originally Muscogee-ncw Macon’ - f Gounty, said land -vveil levied on as the property of M illiam McDovfoH, to satisfyafi fa from Macon Superior Court in favor of Henry Taunton, Vs. Jasper F. MeOlainory and Willian McDywell. Also—Lot, ot land No. (23) twenty-three in the 13th District of Originally now Macon . County, levied as the property of Jositth Hill, to sat isfy a ti fa from Macon Superior Court in favor of S. S. Tnrrer A Brothers vs. Josiah Hill, property pointed out hy th defendant Also—One house and lot, No. (8) Jigltb in square seven ill the eity of Ogh-tliorpe, levied on ns the pt-oporty of Columbus Kent, so satisfy two Justice Court fi fas, om- in favor qf Fdsey R. Stanfield, the otbciun fuvorof William G. Foote vs Columbus Kent. Also—< Hie house and lot. nujpLer not- known, now ooeupiAl by John Freeman as n-work shop, to satiny if Justice t ‘ourt fi fa in favor of Posey R. Htanfietd vs. said John Freeman, property pointed out by plairrtiff. Also —I.ot of land- No. (139) one hundred thirty nine in the Ist District Originally Muscogee now Macon county,-to satisfy sundry Justice Court fi fas in favor of'John Sturdivant vs. John Underwood, property 1 oiated out bv plaintiff. Levies made and’ returned to mo by a constable. THOMAS DIXON, Dcp. Sh'ff. Sept. Ist 1852. 20 tds. Entered according so Act of Congress in ihe year 1851 by .1. s. Houghton, >l. D., in the. Clerks office oftlie district courf for the eastern district of Pennsylvania ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! Purer, Dr. J. S. Houghton’s PEPSIN., the true Di gestive JUICE, prepared from PEN NED, or the fourth Stomach of the . OA, after directions of Huron - . Liebig, the great Phys iolo gical Chcjnisi, by J, S. HOUGHTON, ii l. J)., Philadelphia. is truly a ivondrfuj remedy for indigestion, dys pepsia ,‘jaupdire, liver complaint constipation, and de folity, curiigafter Haulrc’sowii mot hod, by natures ovVit ■ agent, the (fastrie Juice. SCT Half a teaspoonfui of , 1 efism, ini used in water, Will digest or dissolve five pnuds roast beef in about two hours, out of the stomach. Pepsin is the chief element or great digestive princi ple of Ihe Gdslric juice—lhe solvent of tUe.food, the purifying, preserving, and stimulating agent oftlie stom ach and intestines, it is extracted from the digestive stomach Os the Ox, llius forming an artificial digestive lluid, precisely like the natural giistic juice inks chemi cal powers, and furnishing a complete ams perfect sulwi lute for it. By the aid of this preparation the pains and ftvi.s of indigestion and dyspepsia are removed, just as they uould be by a healthy stomach. It i (Mining wonders fogdyspeptics, curing cases of-debility, emaciation, ner vous deHinc and dyspeptic consumption, supposed to be ‘ll l the verge ol the grave. The scientific upon which it is bused, is iirthe highest degree curious and remarkable SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. Baron Lebig, iii hi*celebrated work on animal Chem istry, says: ‘An artificial digestive (luid analogous to the gaslit 1 juice, may be ; readily prepared from the mucous’ membrane oftlie stomach of the calf in which various arc tides of food, as meat and eggs will bo softejifd, changed arid digested, just in the some mannti( as they would be’ in the human stomach.’ ftCT Cal Lon the agent, and got iy descriptive circular, gratis,giving a large amount of scientific evidence,sim ilar to the abov.e. together with reports of remarkable cures, from all parts, of the United titates. AS A DYSPEPSIA CU REIL Dr. Iluglitou s PcpsiiThas produced the uinsVniarvellous effects, m curing cases of debility, emaciation, nervous decline, and dyspeptic consumption: It is impossible to give the details of coses in the limits of litis advertise menl; hut authenticated circumstances have been given of more than two hundred remarkableYures, in Philadel phia, New York ami Boston alone. These were near ly all desperate 1 ases, and the cures were not only rapid and wonderful, but permanent. It is a great nervous antidote, and particularly useful lor tendency to riilliuus disorder, liver complaint, lever ami ague or badly treated lever aad ague, and the evil effects of quinine, menury and other drugs upon the dir gesttve organs, afteralong sickness. Also, for excess of eating, and the too free use of ardent spirits. It almost’ reconciles lieah.li with intemperance. Dr. Houghton’s Pepsin is prepared in powderand in fluid rom—and in perecription vials for the use of Physicians. I mate circulars for the use of Physicians, may be obtained of Dr. Houghton or lib Agents, dewrihitig he whole process of preparation, and giving (he outME tics upon which the cluimes of this new remedy are bas ed. as it if not a secret remedy, no objection can be ™j c j anoomt u use by Pliysicians in respectable stand nigundregularpractice. Priye, One hiilar per bottle. n ° .L rve , . lus!- Every bottle of the genuine Pep m bears the written signature of J. S. Houghton 1 Mai k'see'ired! I‘l,iltt<k'l|,hi 1 ‘ l,iltt<k ' l|,hiu ' Pa - U’opy- rigid and Trade FofTab-'b by c- lIU I ! n ; rais , r ” an,! Dealers in medicines. WORIii?SEY WAYTED ■ TIIE Subcriber wishes to hire oorß w*, ’ to work in bis Gin Factory Car rao! W‘- Cabinetfworkmen or Gin makers will “ r P ent ’s,M 3 purpose, provided they are sternly im J ’ Palmyra, Ga. August24th, lsod. 1 '” WATj S® N - I IjlOR Sale by DILLA MARSHALL alaroo . titv of Bagging, Rope aiid Twine 0 Fort Gaines, Ga, June J, 1851. g I > NOTICE TO REEF EATERS’I rwlllE SUBSCRIBER will furnish the citizen, ’r H -B- Oglethorpe, daily, with Beef, at from 4to i P cents per pound. v Be Mutton, from 50 to 75 cents per quarter. fi Pork, at 8 cents per pound. m July 23d 1852. ’ K 1 NOTICE. j ALL persons indebted to the firm of T M. Jack. ‘ 1 son A Cos., in the counties of Macon, Signter I Dooly and Marion, are notified that their notes ani I accounts have been placed in the bunds of Philil | Cook, Esq. of Oglethorpe, for settlement * I T. M. JACKSON A CO June 19tb, 1851. 10 ts ‘ | DRUG STORE ‘ AEAD & CHAPHIAY 1 ■WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST. ’ (Sumter Street.) OGLETHORPE , GEORGIA. fTIIE undersigned would respoctfuliy jin- form their frier nml the public, ‘that ® they have just opened n DRUG STOKE in Oglethorpe, where they will keep constantlyTa band a large and fresh assortment of Drugs and Medicines, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Gold Foil, Perfumery, Soaps and choice Toilet articles.— Also, Paints, Oils, Potash, Window Glass, Dye Stuff Cltfliec Spiecs, Essences, Patent Medicines, Ac., die.’ and n full ussortment of whatever belongs to the bu siness. , ; , I2T Having iiad six years Practical Experience in the Drag Business, uml being determined to de vote to it their whole ‘attention, they hope to merit and receive a liberal patronage. Every article put up in the neatest manner aud \\ arrauted Fresh and Pure, or liable to be returned. Physicians’ Prescription put up with care and des patch, ’ The attention of Physicians, Country Merchants and Planters, is called to our stock, ns we feel con -1 fident we can supply them with all articles in our !. line, on terms that will not foil to-give satisfaction SNEAD A CHAPMAN, October 17, 1851. 27—ly W’ HITE LEAD. For sale by Get. 17 Issl. ts. SNEAD A CAAPMAN. “R. E. SELLERS’ VERMIFUGE. This worm Medicine lias nonsuperior—if equal—in tbit or any oilier country. It is much used and highly re commended by Physicians, WORMS frequently infest children, aggravate all othyr diseases, and are capable ot produc ing great disturbances in the system, and, conse quently all medicines given to remove them should Wf prepared with great care, and of the best mate rials; and it is to lie feared that many of the worm medicines in use are totally destitute of the quale ties. Tiie Vermifuge which the subscriber offers to tiie public is perpared of the best materials that can lie procured. TIIE TRUTH BY MEN OF TRUTH. Concerning (Sellers’ Vermifuge A single vial producing wonders. Read tiie following from the Kev. S. Hake field Pastor ts the Liberty street Methodist Episcopal church: PirrsßUßG-n, March 8, 1847. Mr. 11. E. Sellers, —It is from a sense of duty, as well a# with great pleasure,that 1 bear testimony K- the vir tueofyour jusily celebrated Vermifuge. 1 procured a single bottle and gave it to three of iny children, who had been ill for several weeks. The oldest was seven years old. the next four, and the- youngest eighteen months. Tile first pawed fifty-six worms, the second , lorty-seven, and the third a considerable number not distinctly recollected. Since then they have been do ing well, and are hoyv in good health. Yours, respectfully, S WAKEFIELD. GkeknviLle, Va, January 15,18,5. Mr. R. F., Sellers, —four Vermifuge gives universal oaf islaetion. I have sold Fahnestock's, M lane’s and niters,but none has given the satisfaction that yours has. if. F. GRAHAM, Post A/aster. Sellers’ Vermif uge—its works wonders every where Rig Sandy, hy. May 12, 1818. Mr U E- SeUets—Dear sir: lour Vermifuge produces such wonderful rosulis. that / think it worth while to „ give voutgfew facts about it. A. neighbor, Dr I.ray, inmght from me one vial ol it, and gate tiie contents to three of his children; tlie-iirst passed ISO, the second 153,and tiie third 7(1, making 4U3 worms discharged by using one vial. Dr Gray immediately bought lour vials more. Dr. J 51 Siiurley also (gave die contents phone vial to three, of liis children, which brought from the. first 73, from thb second 54, and from the third 3.1, making Lit, worms bv.the use oj’ one vial. I gave my own child, aged- dlie year, two teaspoonfuls, which expelled 14, one of which was at ‘least one foot long.— Your Vermifuges considered the best that has ever been brought to our section of country, and so iaras now. has never failed. Veins, respectfully, J L TRUMAN. LEX PHYSICIANS SPEAK. Sellers’ Vermifuge is the best use.—Here is Proof. ” Licking Station. Isy, Dec. 17 1845. E Sellers, — I have the pleasure to inform lyou ‘ 1 that I have used in my practice your celebrated Vermi fuge witli the most happy results. I have formerly used F-ahnestdck’s, but being Persuaded to try yours, 1 have foupd it far supperiorin every respect, and can say with out the fear of contradiction, that your Vermifuge pos sesses more virtue than any 1 ever used, and most cor dialiy recommend it to the attention of tiie public. - will state a case where T gave one vial of your Vermi fuge. My brother’s child was paining and wasting to a mere skeleton, in 36 hours after I the Vermiiuge enormous quantity of upwards oi sir hundred, worm were passeiL The cfiild that vyas given up for lost, is now. as well as any in tiie neighborhood. ’ AMHUOSE AUNFTT, M. D. Sellers’ Vermifuge the Best in the World. Gallii-oi is,G, April 1, 1851, This certifies that Ihavtf’kept on hand and used in my practice, R E Sellers’Vermifuge, for tiie two past yearn. lam confident in saying it lias not failed, in a single instance, to rclieve,chUdren and adults troubled with worms; in mahy instances- it has brought away large quantities. 4 am confident it is the best worm me dieine in use. All that is required to give it reputation in any family, is to give it a fair .trial. ■ U II WILSOY, M. u. Point Pleansant, Va,.OjtC. 4,1847. Mr. R. -E Sellers,—Of your Vermifuge, 1 can say. witlioqt hesitation that having usedit extensively in m*. - practice for the last ioururiive years, 1 think itdecided ly the best preparation (ifilie kind of which 1 have any! knowledge, although I have heretofore used the prepa-’ ration of several idler manuiUctureis. Yours, respectfully, D COUGII, M. D. Sellers’ Family Medicine. Graham -Station. Ohjo.May 25, 1849. Mr. R E Sellers, —I think it light, for the benefitbf others, to state some (acts ip relation to your excellent l-’aniily Mediciiles. I liave psdd your Vermifuge largely in my own family onevial frequently answering for expelling large qttqo •Oties (say 100 to 200) of worms from two cbijdcen. hard also used your Liver Pills and Cough Syrup l r ''T family, and iney have, in every inslance, produce 4 , ‘ l# effect desired. Ac) am engaged in merchandising. Inm q if tos, ate that I have yet to hear oftlie firstl'ailura/ llru J’ o,,r mediuines have bscti used in mv section/■ , ro , u nlr Y- In conclusion, 1 may stale that (hey aref v '"*“' oinss o( the day, aud are destined to have ajr ‘ lve Pop "“vLrs, respectfully, _ / <V H PImEL : The Vermifl'ch will side wrapiKtr, and will whicll it i 6ll<it Ir “ T n each SKLLKM. Pitubuqjh CIUpM