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128 _•\s v KftTiyJtai fi % ‘i'to* ? n rvi/ #/ */• sJiurt u Or l*uhlisbtil* jFrsiuto 3. .V<! CROSBY ‘•'( hIW, NFW YORK, if!•: DAM.,!’ S('HM'TCUE COMMR.N i TARY, contain at a text of Scripture for every day in the yrAY, with cxplnuatnn note* and reflections, dually compiled from the writings oJ’ \, Bens.ui, CJbobo, Flutcher. Henry nud others, lvol. rsyii 83 mo. retail’ price in plain sheep or muslin ; fR) cents. THE SAINT’S POCKET HOOK, contain- 1 ing the voice of tins Hcrnlil, before llic Great , King—tiie voice of Go t speaking frdtn Morin; 1 Geri/.jm—bei-ig a short view of the great anti ‘ precious promises of the Gospel, by the Rev. .k.sop'i Ailrine, author of “an alarm to the un converted,” Ac. with an original sketch of Ins iif. > e wcfully revised. 1 vol. nival, 32 mo; ra tal i price in plain sheep or muslin, 87 A cents.; plaju calf oft cents, and in morocco, poedfifd book forn., 62 A cents. (j '> 1 lihirai discount will be allowed to . those who purchase by I lie riimnlity. Tiu subscriber executes orders for Religious ani l Afosc-lh: aeons Kooks, at the slimiest no tice, ant’ at vcri/ low vriers. Fit AVIS f-. WIGGINS; Nr Vert; !■<.!>. 28, 1832. Suh< options (or the above Works received at 7 c-'.v tiie;l valuable Work. y ’ * ft sui sertbor iins now in press, ‘'AN IX $ TB - MH'TION TO THE LITERA RY Gi'-TORV* OF TUB BIBLE, By Jamc.s Tcu.m.uv, D I). Author of the ‘'iliits tiaiions of Biblical lateraturc.” One vol ni.-a ,ii Bt>o pages, royal 32 inn. Pries. 60 cents retail —with r!ie lisml discount to wholesale p.trfcbh? ts. Er.lr.xrf from a review in the Wesleyan alrlii ■■dint Jlagnzinr. The author Ins produced a work of extruor dinarv research and importance—a work which we cannoi doubt,.will lie an authority and a text book on iis leading subject as ions r,s sacred literatim shall hold n place in the world. This work will lie ready in the latter pari of the month of Mac. FRANCIS V. WiGGINS. New Voric, “lurch 27, 1832. Subscriptions for the above work, received ni this office. “iMt.W.B. BALL, •jei M AS just received at his Drug Store, corner Era of Second and Mulberry streets a fresh supply of Linseed, Sperm and Tragi Oils AVIil” bead, Window Giass Castor Oil, a superior lyiielc Quinine, lodine, Ihperi ic Strychnine, Salictne Oil of Black Pepper Fluid IN:!. Sarsaparilla Uy drindntc Potass Suit of Lemon Stomach Pumps and Tubes Oil a id Essence, of Spruce Matvaboy S'rufr Which aoded to bis former Stock, remfort b ; s afsortmeni : f PAINT'S, DREGS, OILS, Cc DYE STUFFS, complete. He has also on hand a genniyi ussortrrW.nt of Perfumery, II Cloth rit:d Tooth finishes, Ssi;t class, ■\ , k Than d'.s, (fold and Siler.- /.i.'u .rid Rrnjtze. i 'ye. fyr. All articles purchased front hint are warrant ed genuine, and he is prepared !o give the usu al indulgences. Physicians, Merchants and others are invited to call anti see. jane 6 10 Copartnership. THE undersigned hove formed a connexion in business nin’or tln* nrm nr Port &. Martin. And having on baud a good assortment of DRV GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD WAR E, < TTLRRV. CROCKERY, SHOES, HATS, Ac. Ac. JFJOffer them on liberal terms at the Store •'for merly occupied by I). Woodbury No. 5 Cotton Avenue. Tlrejr friends and the public are in rited to call. WILLIAM FORT, ARCHIBALD W. MARTIN. .K m, May 80,1832. iS—if SIANTON & SMITH. WAKE HOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . MACON. MAKE liberal advances on Cotton in store, and on Shipments. Also on Notes or other property deposited in their hands. Their Warti-Houses nre more convenient to the business part jo. town than any other, possessing the advantages of a wharf, and are more exempt from danger bv fire than any other in Macon. may 30 18 BLAIS’ TON & SMITH, OFFER FOR SALE, 30 eobbfs. \ St * c , roix a " d New °r f>o do. ) leans Sugar 2000 bushels Salt And a general Stock of CROCF4IIES, and tjfher Gnods. m i v 30 18 zso xqs r v ft.~ MflJs v E i.( •L “, tvS , )i.,v .yish to Tt'.rc.hnse ,i ■ y or!', c a i.hla e bv h j. the.r ! v -1” the oubncuocr t 1 AegnsU at } p tired. 9.orAAi)li£c\.. L Wh. Vh 4-ts l’ J. L. & G. W. ELLIS Vs VVE PURCHASED Mr. G. CHA V lIJ’LAIiNS entire stock which is lan, tnd Coir.plete, Consisting of a general nssoe .rjeirt pf Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Grot i f ry, Suddl.rv, Iron, Steel, Castings, Baggie; ‘'hiotS, Slifcj, Hats, Blankets and Grocericr dso Black-Smith tools and Collin. A.coE§dHßFAxes. All of which they oft'd mi apoommodming terms. taken tIL t well known stand <e die corßßfl'Cherry Street and Colton Aveiim forme r)y%;cu pled by M r.Littleton Atkinson nun, ft. Champlain where they may at all times he found ready to pay tiro most strict and un divided attention to their friends utul acquaint ances who may call on them. They hope to receive a share of public pat ronage. Macon, Nor ‘. 1831. _____ ayarTb MA.VVFA C TURE R, MCL'jt;p.jtv.,.Nt;.w; tihbu stheet. FBIIIK subscriber riramifactures and keeps constantly on hand a general assort ment of WAF.B, which he will sell Wholesale wA Retail, at Sa vannah or Augusta prices. j O B w() R K done at the sliortest notice at the Sliopon Third street, next door to Ellis, Shot we! I y Cos. WILLIAM S. ELLIS. Orders sent, to Ei.t.is, Suotwei.l A Cos. will receive prompt attention. Nov. 15, 1831. -13—1 Y. , BILLS .nfcjjf ■ /-York, Phil'.idelpliia, Charleston, W’ “et.fc'uah and Augustu, in sums to suit purchasers, for sale by WILEY, BAXTER A FORT. Nov. HI, 1831. 13—ts MACON Mineral J f \tfcr Establishment. F|nnp, puhbc are respectfully informed that JgL 8o;ln Water, Carbonated Mead and car bonated Skingce, are now on dtaught at the Fountain Room, next door below the sloro of A. R. Freeman A Cos. on Mulberry street. As the proprierhi’ Inis wen long engaged in this manufacture, he possesses an apparatus unusu ally complete, and is honestly disposed to ren der this establishment a useful at .< agreeable one to Iho community, by furnishing those ex hilarating and health promoting beverages as pure and perfect ns tin y arc made in the North ern cities, he hopes for the r uiiatenancc of his fellow citizens in general. To the patronage of the Ladies he looks forward with some confi dence, from lie; peculiar adaptation of these lhlids to the preservation and improvement of their health arid lim deep inten s! they have in every proceeding promolivo of temperance. N. B. The Fountains arc double lined with Block Tin—rnetalic taint is impossible. Copartnership. rm HE subscribers have this dr.)’purchased the entire stock of goods belonging to WILEY, BAXTER & FORT in this place, .tnd wili continue the business at the same store on the corner of second street, and Cotton Ave nue,opposite Wnslunglon Hall,under the firm of Bastor, Jfort & Wiley™ Thcv have on hand a general assortment of FREBH (iOODS, well adapted to the Town and Couutry trade, which will bn sold at low . prices am! on liberal terms, by the yard, piece, or package. Thcv solicit a continuation of the pnimtiHoe of former customers and the public rnmerallv. THOMAS W. BAXTER, 3 ‘ ROBERT Vv. FORT, LAIRD H. WILEY. JHacou July Ist, U : 3:2. 21 Tin. iiln• i liiiving vviiltdrowo flnm the lute firm of Wiley, Baxter A Fort and sold his interest to his Brother L.vuu) 11. Wiley, res pectfully asks a continuation of patronage from his friends to the now firm of Baxter, Four ($• Wilev. LEROY AI. WILEY. Maoon July Ist, 1532. 24 Dissolution. nnilE Copartnership heretofore existing un- M. der tlmfirm of Wii.ev, Baxter A Fort, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The entire business of (be concern will lie settled by Baxter, Fort A Wiley, who will contin ue the business at the old stand. —Macon July Ist 1832. LEROY M. WILEY. THOMAS W. BAXTER. ROBERT W. FORT. Macon July 18th, 183‘2 24 To ihc Public. A LL persons lire cautioned against trading _Z aa. for it promisor)’ note of hand given by the Subscriber to Abel Cone for thirty eight dollars 31J cents, payable Twenty days after date, sometime about the tenth of May 1832, which note I am determined not to pay Unless compelled by law Malbcry Grove, Marion Cos. Ga. OWEN TOMLIN. July 4th, 1532. 22 J AMES WOO9S~ A T T OKNEY A T L A IF, C ONTINUES to reside in Lumpkin, Stew art county, and will practice iu the coun ties of Stewart, Randolph, Lee, Sumter and Marion. Business confided to him to be exe cuted in any of said Counties will be promptly attended to. may 16 16—3 m NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to the Subscribers . uher bv.note or book account are re . -.if. to come*forward and settle the same Ellis, Shot well A Cos. tB/W. Eeils. January 11, ISH, tthtf RBI } EivTOIsY. —ADVLRTfSEMP rBOOK STORE. Scl\and Popular Works Just received by Hlis, sfioTwell a CO. OUNV} LADIES BOOK, Shakspearc, vol. London Ed. diamond print, silk p; per, gilt, FalstafFs (London) Conuc Annual, 1831. f oramon-pbice Book of Farley, 1831. Foetical Works of Rogers, Campbell, Mont gomery, Lamb and White, 1 vol. complete j Covvper A Thompson, kd. Elem’s of Griti- j cisin Willard’s History, United States, revised Pollyglott Bible, London Edition, diamond j print, silk paper, gilt Musical Dictionary, Rhyming do. Grammar of Elocution English Synopsis, a Lexicon of useful know ledge Complete Editions in Library Form of j Pope’s Works Stcsue’s Wp-jcs Byron’s do Ctmli'ner’s do * Moore’s do Robertson’s do. 3 vols. K. White’s do Franklin’s do. (> vols. 11. Moore’s do Aloore’s Byron 2 vols. Arabian Knights, Irvin’s Columbus 3 vol. Goldsmith's Works, Scott’s Napoleon 3 vo- Biirn’s do. lumes Also— The Atlantic Souvenir, and Token for 1831, elejtantly bound with splendid plates The Young Duke, Persian Adventurer Haverhill,'Destiny, The Talaba The Scpuiat ion, Heiress of Bruges, The or Sins and Peccadilloes Dutchmans Fireside, Alary Queen ol Scots Ur. Tjiirdiikr’s Cabinet Cyclopedia vol. 2 England, irchuul, Scotfaiul, War in Germany and France Journal of a Naturalist The English at Home Clarence., Cloudslcy, The Disowned The Oxonitns Paul Clifford, Dcvercuux,) Pelhani, FauVkl uid, ‘■ Pelham Novels The Disowned, ) ‘ Webster’s quarto, and School Dictionaries Family Library, a veil liable work now publishing —22 volumes received Family Bibles of every variety and price .Methodist Hymns, A illagc <(<>. Watt’s do. Zion Songster, and Mercer iCluster Common Prayer, in Rieli Billing, fee. Aho —the ftllloibjllg NEW MEDICAL AVtIIRS. Berlin’s Practice of Medicine Cross's Anatomy, Rutier’s I Tcule on Neuralgic Diseases Martinclt’s Tliciapeutifs, V aite’s Surgeon- Dentist’s Manual Lincoln's Dictionary ot ( ucmistry Anew edition of Cox’s Dispensatory Oil consignment a large and beautiful collec tion of Al ISC ELI. ANEG I S BOOKS, Embracing a great number ol the most popular Works extant—all of which may be had very low. They hare on hand, almost every article in the STATIONARY LlNE—Such as— Blank Books of every description Record Books, Splendid Albums Foolscap Paper, Fine gilt Letter Paper Orange do do Rose do do Opaque Quills, Russia do Rogers and Sons’ fine Pocket Knives Red mid Black Ink, Wafers, Scaling Wax ’ Pencils, in, lands, Sand, l’ounce, Ac. jnnejl Musical Instruments, Books, Music, dye. ELLIS, SJIOTWELL A CO. A RE now receiving and opening at their Yak. Store, ri number of PIANO FORTES, Os a rich description, and a variety ol other Alu sic.nl Instruments, with instruction Books, and Music adapted to Ilia same —a large collection of NE W Siusrc For the Piano, embracing all the Alusic of the celebrated Cindoralla Opera, and a variety G engravings, caricatures, prints, Ac. Also, a large assortment of , ROOKS, CONSISTING of 1500 VOLUMES. A Catalogue embracing:! considerable portion of which, is published in the Christian Reper tory. A great variety of STATIONARY and Miscellaneous articles. A large assort ment of PAPER HANGINGS, Bordering, Fire Prints, Ac. Ac. , • They respectfully ini’ltd the attention oi the public to tiic abt>vc, them to call and examine. junc l ~ Jr 13 Dunes Shop Furniture, Surgical Instruments, Fatcnt Medicines, fyc. Sfc. THE subscribers have received a supply of the above articles, together with almost every article connected with the Drug business, which they will sell to Physicians, Merchants, Planters and others, on reasonable terms, jt ELLIS, SHOT WELL A CO* Painting, Gilding, Glazing, pf. ELLIS, SHOTWELL & CO. i HAVING in their employ a number ofeood Painters, with a large stock of matcYials, will carry on the Painting Business in nli its branches. House, Sign, and other Painting, Plain and Ornamental will be executed, jime l I ® The Bravo, COOPER’S LAST NOVEL, and RO> j JIELI by Mrs. Sherwood—Just rece - i ;,y ELLIS, SHOTWELL &CO I may 33. ■* ‘ I t ORTON’S PULMONIC EXPECTORANT COUGH SYRUP, ■or Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Consumption and Whooping Cough. 4MONG the numerous complaints wit! which the human family are afflicte i one are more common than coughs, colds, Ac. md none more fatal in their results, unless miely care is taken to stop their progress when l ey become firmly seated upon the lungs. Not w ithstanding the many remedies that have been - ffered to the public, not any have heretofore 1 •Moved successful in procuring a certain imd ’ -needy relief. The proprietor having been an eye witness (for several years) of the astonishing virtues of this extraordinary Aledicine, at length deems it ! his duty to offer it to the public, in a way that it may receive a more extensive circulation ; and it a price that the poor may receive the benefit j ‘ of it, as well as the rich. Tliis Syrup is particularly efficacious m rc- j moving coughs, arising from colds, attended with hoarseness and soreness about the wind pipe ; likewise shortness of breathing, tightness across the breast, accompanied with a tickling ‘ cough ; and iu all consumptive cases its use is particularly recommended ; likewise whooping coughs is greatly relieved by its use children labouring under this distressing disease, in in numerable instances have been astonishingly benefitted in a few days; the pleasantness of it is a great advantage, as children will take it . with as much pleasure as they will sweetmeats. RECOMMENDATIONS. j Keene, (N. II.) March 8, 1524. Dear Sir*— Having been tor several years t much aflßcted with a violent cough, which (piently d>yg>^ , y' j 'd j bail taken , a great ninny werc reconiutetido(k by my friends, which only gave me transient re- , lief, and I had despaired ofever getting better ; ( iat length 1 heard of Alorton’s Expectorant , Si/ruij); I immediately sent and procured a large bottle, from which 1 experienced immediate , benefit: and by continuing the use of it lor a short time, I was completely cured, and now eniov verv good health. A ours, HENRY SIAIERSON. I Westchester, May 15, 1824. Sir —Agreeably to your request I am now happy to inform you tlint your excellent Syrup, has entirely relieved my hoarseness, wnicli had succeeded a violent cough, that had afflicted me for ten or twelve months ; and one oi mV children has been cured by its use, from a yen obstinate cough, which had bafileil all previous attempts to cure. You are at liberty to publish this if you think proper. JACOB V. SMITH. Huntington, (L. I.) Feb. 10,1824. The phial of Syrup I procured of you, 1 gave two of my children laboring under the whoop ing cough, which so frequently attacked them that they had to be raised iu beef to procure breath; but soon after taking your medicine, they began to be relieved, and in a lew days were astonishingly benefited, ami are now quite comfortable. 1 will thank you to send me two more bottles of the large size, as some of my neighbour’s children arc alike afflicted. ° PETER HIGGINS. WALL. PEItKINS, Proprietor. EI.LIS, SHOTWELL A Cos., Agents. Macon, Nov. 10, 1931 42—ts Georgia— Pike Countv. “HEK/TLLIAAI CARTER of Opt. Aladdin’s W district, tolls before Wni. Brown, Esq. one Bay Filly, three years old, with a few white Imii's on her forehead,4 ft. Bor 10 in. high,with a sural! bell on, no oilier marks or brands —Ap- praised by Edwin B. Brown and.Archibald 11. Porter to S3O, this 4th June, 1832. A true extract from the Estray Book, 11. G. JOHNSON, c. i. c. jime 27 21 Georgia—Pike County. Inferior Court, June. Term, 1832. THE petition of Jacob W. Andrews, shew ed!, that lie was possessed of a certain promissory note made by Wyatt T. Andrews, in bis life time, for three hundred and seventy six dollars, dated about the 25th of January,: 1831, and due one day after date, payable to the said Jacob VV. Andrews, which said note is lost or mislaid, that it cannot now be found, a copy of which said note in substance, is now fil ed in the office of the Clerk of the Interior Court of said county. It is therefore ordered, That the legal heirs and representatives of the said Wyatt T. Andrews, shew cause, if any they can, at *he next term of this Court, why said ecw note should not be established in lieu of thcioM'Original. And it is further ordered, That a copy of this rule be published in one of the public Gazettes of this state, for three months previous to the next term of this Court. * COPY. 8376. One day after date, 1 promise to pay Jacob IV. Andrews or bearer, three hundred and se venty six dollars, for value received, this 25th lonuary, 1831. WYATT T. ANDREWS. h GEORGIA, ) Pike County. ( Personally appeared in open Court, Jacob \V. Andrews, and after b.ug duly sworn, de ■••oseth and saitb that the facts set forth in the foregoing petition are just and true, and that the nexed copy note is in substance a copy of the st.origiual. JACOB VV. ANDREWS I,"', won i to and subscrib- I las 4th June, 1832. ( ] JOHN C. AIANGUM, j. i. j i true copy I‘rom the minutes, H. G. JOHNSON, Clerk 1 jime 27 21 I Inferior Court qf Bike County, . ~'itting for Ordinary purposes, met pursuant to adjournment this 7tk A7Ay,^1832. Present their HvnorsC ’ Jno. C. MaJA)*!, “) Andrews Battle, l juices. A. T. Camp, and | Lewis Daniel, j RULE NISI. ASA EDWARDS, Guardian of the Orphans of John Bailey, late of Morgan county, deceased, came into Court and applied for dis mission from the further guardianship of said orphans. At the same time JohtuH. Hartsfield applied to be dismissed from the further guardianship of Richard Hale, orphan of Jno. Hale, late of Warren county. And whereas Wiley M. Brooks also applied to be dismissed from the further guardianship of Elbert and Eliza Brooks, orphans of Samuel Brooks, late of Baldwin county, deceased. Itis therefore ordered, That all persons con cerned are hereby required to-be uud appear at the July Term of said Court, to show cause, if any they have, why the above named applicants shall not he dismissed from the further guardian ship of their wards. A true extract, from the Minutes. 11. G. JOHNSON, c. c. o. may 10 lR r Georgia—Pike County. WHEREAS Clement Y. Allen,applies t<* me lor letters of administration on thsJ estate of Stokes Allen, late of said county, de ceased. And whereas Clement \ • Allen applies ley me for folksy of dismission from the furthei ad estate of Martha Allen, Into $f Qgletiiffb amnty, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of sa.it! deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause if any they can, why letters of administration and of dismission shall not be grant ed him. Given under tiiv hand at office this Dth May, 1832. 11. G. JOHNSON, c. c. o. limy 10 Georgia—Pike County. Chirks Office, Court of Ordinary. WHEREAS, Wiley Manglmm, adinims tral.*\vith the will annexed, of the es tate of Solomon Maugham, late ot Hancock county, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ot said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause if any tliqy have, why he shall not be dis missed from the further administration of said estate. Given under my hand at office this 10th of February, 1832. 11. G. JOHNSON, c.c.o. feb 29 5 Georgia—Pike County. WHEREAS Eleanor Matthews and I.it tlebcrry Matthews, apply to me for letters of administration on the estate of Enoch Mat thews, late of said county deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he and appear pf my office within the time prescribed by Uwj/bt shew cause it any they cn, why letters ol ..i\ / .iiiiistrntiou shall not be granted them—Given under my hand at office this 10th July 1832. Ts. G. JOHNSON, c. c. o. July IStli, 1832. - . 34. Georgia—Pike County. WIIEREAB Joseph Fincher applies to me for letters of administration on the es tate of David VV. Story, late of said county de ceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish ail and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at tny office within the time prescribed bylaw, to shew cause if any they can, why letters of administration shall not lie granted them—Given under my hand at office this lOtli Julv, 1832. H. G. JOHNSON, c .c. o. ; July 18th, 1832. 24 Notice; AGREEABLEtoanorderofthe lion. Infcri or Court of Jonescounty,sittingfor ordin ary purposes, will lie sold, on the first Tuesday in September next, at the court house door at Newnan, Coweta County, between the usual hours of sale, One lot of Land No. (174 ) one qundred it seventy-four, in the (3d.) third dis • tnct, in said County,'sold as a part of the real estate of James-D. Wilson dec’ll, for the benefit • of the heirs. Terms made known on the day of sale, by the Administrator. July dth 1832. 22—ts PRINTED LISTS ’ OF the Drawing in the contemplated Gold and Land Lotteries, will be regularly issu ed from this office. They will appear in Num bers so that they may be hound together in pamphlet form. 1 Persons desirous of becoming subscribers can forward their names to us, post-paid, enclosing the cash, and they will be attended to. They should mention the post office to which the numbers should be directed. The whole work will contain about 400 pa jes, and cannot be afforded at less than §5 to ijbscribers, paid in. advance. POUIILL.&CUTHBERT. a ; ’I lledgeville, v ugust 9,1832. JYegrocs Want'd. J t .'Vi’ F, Subscribers will pay liberal prices for I Y a few likely Men, voting and of good L ‘.racier. BLANTON & SMITH, r 111,1* 30 !H