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Newspaper Page TextJMtm, ."U r ^ TH£ UNION Of THE STATUS, AND THE SOVEIlKHiNTV OT Till!, 8TATE8. 1 bV JA.vfcs n. bethune. . COLUMBUS. GEORGIA, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1833 Firrn Volume—number 44. i THE EK RIIIHER m flTSUSIIED WtCF.KLV, a T tAr« dollars per annum, payable in nd Jfg vanoet or fbnr.doUars if not panl fur before the en Advertisements will bo insetted tit the rates of iKteittffive cents per hundred woidsfiirtho fir^t iase.-tiiin. and fifty cents for each week’s conlinu- ln all advertisements, the words that do not amount to an even hundred, will be consid ered as an hundred, and charged as such. When the number of insertions of an advertisement is not specified, it wil be continued until forbid; and charged accordingly. , • Sheriffs' and oilier Officers’ advertisements in- •sorted at customary rates. Letters to the Editors on business musfbe posl- paid; and in all cases where it is not done, the postage will bo charged to the writer. Sales of Land, by AdinmistratoiS, Executors or Guardians, are required by law to be held on the first Tuesday rathe month, between the hours or ten in the forenoon iind three in tile afternoon, at tile court house in the county in which the pro- Eighteen, days from New York and twelve.from New .Orleans. T HE Subscriber has received and is now opening, at bis old stand on Broad street, nearly opposite the Insurance Bank, a general assortment of Dry Goods. Hats, Shoes, Saddles, Bridles, Hardware, Crockery-ware, Glass-wan and Groceries; all of which he offers on as good terms os similar Goods cun be had in this market. EDWARD FEATHER3TON. Colnmbns. March I—41—tf perty is situate. Notico eftlieso are le be given in a public gazette Sixty Days previous to the day a pi ofsale. Sales of Negroes must be at public auction, on the first Tuesday of the month, between tho usu al hours of sale, at tho place of public sales in the county where tho Lttteta Testntnontury ol Ad ministration or-Guardianship may have been granted, first giving Sixty Days’ nonce thereof, -an one of the public garottes of this slate, and at tho door ol the court house where such sales are to be held. Nbtioe for the sale of Personal Proporty must be given tn like manner lor Forty Days previous tothaday of sale. ■ „ Notice to the debtors and creditors oi,au restate must he published Forty Days Notice that application will bo mado to the Court of Ordinary for Lcacc to sell Land, must bo published Four Months Notico for L,ncc to sell Negroes most bo pub- fijhcd for Four Months, before auy order absolute s hall bo raude iliereon by the Court. Choice Yellow Havana Sugars 20 boxes Del Pino Segars, For s»lo by March 9 42 tf G W DILLINGHAM. Ibportimg POWDER. w^IGEON, WALKER <fc WILKES’ hr I* ‘ gilsii SpoVtiiig Powder, in Canisters, for ■ sale by G W POLLING!! All. PALMETTO EATS, gSjfk doz. Bummer Hats, for sale by G W DILLINGHAM. March 9—42—tf NORTHERN PLOUG1I8, A saoiied sizes on consignmoat flk For »alo low by SHORTER’, TARVER & co. Jan. 18—35—If laiSB POTATOES. -g Ah bbls. Irish Pu’otoes, for «atelby Iff GEO. W. DILLINGHAM. Jan. 12—34—tf ewLEio of: a superior quality,. For sale hv Jan 10 34 JACOB M. JOHNSON. GENL^i jtfnssortoiHnldl Selin I Booksfiir uri . a .fit V47 nil I ITf'tl A\I A^Tv GEO W DILLINGHAM. Jan. id :fe TUI MERCHANTS A General Assortmentoflow priced and fasti- ionalilu Hats -ALSO— A splendid assortment of Shoos and Boots, di- fed from Northern Manufactories. on consign- inoot IV .sab) on tho most reasonable terms by: ,A SHORTER TAUVER Jb CO January, 18—35—tf . PP.ESE Garden Seeds. Warranted gcouine, for saloat spring Hard"! * January 18—*15—tf 1 Collins tf Co's. CAST STEEL AXES For sale by __ 10 34 JACOB M. IOHN8QN. —picRLEDroRa:. nJk bbls. Picklod Pork for sale by GEO. VV. DILLINGHAM. Jan. 12—34-t-tf . THE WARE-HOUSE Commission Business W ILL be continued by the subscribers un der tho firm of 8. K- Hodges &Co. who, whilo they feel grateful for farmer favora will en deavour to deserves continuance of them, SEABORN JONES, SAMUEL-K. HODGES, On CousiottjNENT—.’Ind wiii lie sold on accommo doling terms: - GROCERIES, 300 bbls. N. Orleans and Florida Sugar, ‘ 90 hhds. do. do. 300 sacks Coffee, 950 sacks Liverpool ground and blown Salt, 111 alluni and homany do. 1,000 lbs Castings, pots, ovens, andirons, &c. 19 qr casks i.i?bon Wine, Porter in bottles; Cider in do.; Axes; Tea; Loaf Sucry; White Havannn do.; 75 pieces Kentucky Bagging; 40 “ Inverness do.; 50 coils Bale Hope; Bagging Twin 15,000 lbs. Bacon; N 40 kegs Lard; 40 bbls. Flour; 10 bbls Salta; 100 bbls. N.O.and Florida Molasses and Syrup 100 bhds. West India Molasses'; 10 libls. Pickled Fork, mess u»d prime; Mackerel, No. 2; . Hardware, Cutlery, &c. 50,0(11 Segars, various qualities; Trace Chains: Wrought Nails; Brads; CO kegs Nails, 4d to 20d DRY-GOODS. 40 pieces Linen, various qualities; NEW GOODS. T HE subscriber has now at Ajtalathicota a general Assortment of Groceries from New York and New Orleans, and offers them for sab on the most reasonable terms. He has made ar* rangemenls in the above cities to bo constantly supplied, and will fill any orders at a commission above New Orleans prices, he has now pn hand. French Brandy, 8eig- Almonds, nette & Foutard brand Brazil Nuts, American Brandy* Holland Gin, Aineiican do. Jamaica Rum, St Croix do. Windward Island do* New Orleans do. New England do. Apple Brandy, ' ftjach do. Whiskey, Madeira Wine, Sicily do Teneriffe do Marseilles do Malaga do Port do. CordialH of all kinds, Suntorm Wine, Muscat • do Iron assorted, Filberts, Picops, Raisins and Figs, Pickles and Preserves, Cranberries, Pepper, Spices, Lard, Cheese, Butter, Beans* Bacon* Ham*, Shoul demand Sides, Rice, MesH Pork, lVirae do Mess Beef, Tongues, Pilot Bread, Butter Crackes, Cocoa, Shot, assorted, Rosin, SparklingChampaigno Kentucky Bagging* Draught Cider, Scotch do Bottled do Hale Rope, Draught Ale, Rigging and Rope of Porter, ah kinds for Steam- OliVo Oil, bouts and Barges, Irish Whiskey, Paints of u|l kinds, Northern and Western Paint Brushes, Flour, Lihseed Oil, Savanna and St. Do- Sperm do miogo Coffee', Whale do Hyson Tea, Young Hy- Bar Lead, son, 4d, 6d, 8d, lOd, & 12d Souchong & Gunpow Nails, derdo Spikes, New Orleans Sugar, Tar, Varnish and Rpi* I inert Drilling, White and Red Flannel; Blue Plains; Checks; Striped Domesticks; Silks; Sowing Silk; Spool Cotton; Calicoes; Cotton and Wool Card?; Mosquito Netting; Writing and lotter Pappr; / ‘ Huts;. Leghorn Bonnets; Boots & Shoes. FURNITURE 1 Secretary and Book-Case; - 2 Bureaus; 1 Ladies* Workstaud; 1 Portable Desk. July 10—9—tf •NEW HOUSE AT APALACHICOLA. PJ3HK undersigned have opened a bouse at IT Apalachicola, for the tranwaction of a GENERAL COMMISSION, jSfijfofl Forwarding flSEjQ AND kLAL grocery BUSINESS, UNDER THE FIRM OF Maeltty ifc Asher, And respectfully solicit patronage. JOHN C. MACLAY, ALLAN ASHER. In Store, and will be constantly kept for sale, a largo a trick of Groceries generally, viz; Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Iron, Nails, Whiskey,. Flour. Bacon, Kentucky Bagging, Rope, Salt, &c. &c. tf Wanted, 1.000 bales of Good COTTON For which the market price will be paid. Apalachicola, 40th Feb. 1833 39—3m do Havnnna Molasses, Loaf Sugar, Lump ao Cavendish Tobacco, Ping do Twist do Spanish Cigars, American do Dried Apples Peaches, rits of Turpeutine, Pcarlash, Salt Petre, Copperas, t Salts, Starch, Pepper Sauce, Ketchup, Oyster Jars, Bottles, Demijohns. NEW STORE. JACOB M. JOHNSON Offers for salt, rt general assortment of B&V-OOOBS, Groceries, Hardware, Cfo'cltc- ' rtf- Ware, tfc A LL of which will bo disposed of on reason able toons. Jan ID 34 GROCERIES T APALACHICOLA. ORJON & «f|TCHELL have received t recent arrivals from New Orleans, 75 bbls. Whiskey. 50 ’• Flour, 50 -keg* Lard, 1 lOOpieeka EontucRy Bagging. Which will be sold low for cash, cc N cotton or ap proved paper. ApaUhchic4>la,Jan.\‘.\ NEGRO CLOT BINGHATS AND SHOES. J 8UT, received, 100 Suits Fustipe* • 50 do Bangup Cord.. 200 pair Coarse Shoes* 20 doz. Wool ftots. —ALSO— A general assortment of gentlemen* wear, Coats, Pkntaloons and veto. All of which we offer very low Ml ■ISKLL ANEOUS. b'lfiTthe Glasgow Magazine. A CO .U'CTOII OF l’ROVERBS. (from be preface to Henderson's Col lect bn of Scottish Proverbs.) •’ An I itimute friend of our own, a geptlemai df some eccennicitV of diame ter, was a one period of his life a very assiduous cbllocior of proverbs. -He pained hi bsdf not a little upon his store of proved i.il colloquialism., ntfd in all at- glimentalwe mattoi s, was sure tosiltncc his iirponeut , hy fairly pouring ool to litem (i broads) ie ol proverbs, groat and small, light and heavy, pat or uupat, no matter, •Itich, ifltn roily kept up a raking lire of tuts son of verbal shot. ’ At tiie lime we Speak of, it was his custom to note dotvn evory proverb which he -might hear in the course of conversation, on slips of pa per from which lie. transferred them to his magnum opus whon leisure occurred In this way there seldom was card, Icitt'er of scrap of paper on hjs person, but was lit- HUDSON & FELTON. Dec. 22-ni-tf sHoesanTT P™ Negio Bl do do Brogane, BROGAJ 8hoC3, AN'S. ’ 2f>0 do Kip do 200 do do Shoes', 200 do calf do 150 do do Brogans, 100 do Morocco Pumps, 100 do ladies do Bootees* 150 do do lasting do 200 do do do 8iioes, 250 do boys calf do 250 do do do Brognns, for s.ilebv Jan 10 35 tf G VV DILLINGHAM. ’ Copartnership Notice. Also, avarioty of other articles JOHN O. 8EWALL. T HE subscriber has taken into Cojmrtncr- Apalachicola, Dec. 22d, 1832—33—(it H MEW STORE. J. S. SMITH & Co AVE commenced busineas in this place, and taken the 8tore next door to the Colutnhua 'Phirmastpn Lime. ■»|>i Barrels raeaiveii on ronaignment. which OlP the subscriber.Offers at a rmlaced price. SHORTER. TARVER & CO. January 18—35—tf. 1 new york flour -g Parrels Best superfine Flour just re- J ^PxLPceived 01. connigntnont And for vale low. by SHORTER, TARVER & Co. . Janaary 18—-35—tf i^QiOO LliSeBACON J UST received oil consignment.- For sale by SHORTER, TARVER & Co. J angary 18—33—tf OANAL FLOUR. AA Bbls. Canal Flonr.just received and lor sale by G^O VV DILLINGHAM. Jan 19 35 tf * i CASTINGS. N extensive assortment of English Castings, L inst received and for sain by [of 19 35 tf C, W DILLINGHAM. TOBACCO. Lcflwicks celebrated James River Tobacco. Just received on consignment, and for sale low la, SHORTER. TARVER & Co. Doo. 22—31—tf J OHN O. SF.S’ALL willpay cash fur Cotton delivered at Apalachicola, or will make ad vances onshipmenis to New Vork or New Or- ***An«lnchicola, Deo. 22—33—if — frrNohdfzgs O F various dimensions, the Hair of vartous .hades, made in Pari* for sale by Match 9 42 if GW DILLINGHAM SMITH & MORGAN [ WE now on hand a genorul assortment of Groceries, consisting of the following named,' and are disposed to sell low. Iron,, round, Hat and square, s ltu^sia Sheet do. a very lino article* English Sheet Iron, Cast. German and Uiislerod Steel, Castings Assorted^, Java, and Green Coffee, Loaf. Lump. St Croix, aud N. O. Sugars, Molasses, u first rate article,' Weeding hoes assorted sizes, Canal and Western Flour, Irish Potatoes, by bbl. orbu wel, Bank, and offer foi sale a handsome assortment of Dry-Goods, Clothing, Hats, See. AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING! Rich Prints, French Drilling Foulard Muslins* London do. White do. White silk Pongee Irish Linens and I^awns Hdkfs. White. Cambric linen Fig’d do. do. Hdkfs. Gentlemen’s white and Bordered do. fig’d Cravats Borage Shuwls Marble half Hose* Crape Scarfs White do. do. Do. Shawls Lambswool do. White and black Lace Clark’s Spool Cotton Veils Pins and Needles Green Gauze do. Patent Thread Black Italian and Gros Shoe do. do Nap Silks Cotton,and silkUmbfcl- Fig’d changeables do. Ins Itnl nnd Canton Crapes Bonnet Wire and Reeds Bl'k fig’d Crip a Robes Osnnburghs, Fustians Ginghams Bed Ticks Furniture Prints Brown 3-4 Homespun Ladies white silk clock’d “ 4-4 do , Hose Cheek’d do Cotton do do. Carpeting Rugs Shell, tuck and side Green Table Covers and stamped Baize Dunstable Bonnets 1 case fine Leghorns, READY-MADE CLOTHING HATS, ««- Combs Brazilian do Binding, &c Rice. Crackers, )baci Tobacco and best Spanish Cigars* Sperm (Indies, Window Glass and Putty, .Linsoed nnd Lamp Oil, Wines and Cordials, Best Newark Cider, Good Vinegar; Letter, foolsraff and Wrapping paper* Powder, shot, and lead. Nails and brads assorted, Live Geese Feathers, Grass and Hemp Rope, Bagging and Twine. Holt in sacks, Grindstones; And other goods generally kept by Grocers They fuel thankful for past patronage, nnd in- i n i.ion.la f.I nnutnmnrH tn mill find 4‘xnmine vite ft tends and customers to cull and examine there present stock Feb. 9—38—tf O CM8ks Thomnston Li.r l 9Jr'4_F 100 bbls. Flour, 119 sacks Salt, 8ugar and Syrup, Received on consignment by tho lath arrivals and will be sold low. • 8 A MX. K. HODGES & Co. March 9—42—tf FLOUR, _ , ■ ’ rfinn Floor, for 100 K tVTSi M.rcbU 451 if JACOB M. JOHNSON P~WA8 recently received on extensive lot (XCUOfHING ••Consisting of Superfine olive and brown Cloth Pantaloonr, do grey and ste**l mited do do do steel mixed Sattinelt do do blue mixed da do d> Broaddptli dress Coats, dtA" do frock do A general assortment superfine Bombazine and Valencia VESTS* All of which will bo sold cheap for cash. JJ J He has also received 5 barrels of prime As we intend selling for cash, purchasers will MI™ " ~ find our prices low. J S SMITH ik Co. Columbus, April 6^—47—tf eietiri it®. ship Mr. James H. Mitchell, of Boston, and will in futuro conduct his business under tfic firm of NORTON & MlTCHEDfj. He therefore earnestly requests all who are in debted to him to make immediate payment. CHARLES E. NORTON. Norton & Mitchell I^AVEjuai received at Apulnt liicolu. by ^the tildu, L Urigh D’Mango Cora, Coluinkuu .ml Mu- , from Now 54mk. and by tile aciiuotior North Carolina. Irani Boston, a very exlensivf assort- raont of Domestia Goods uud Groceries; all of which they ofl'ur on the most favorablo terms:— Among them are 1B7 hales Fluids. Checks and Stripes, 75 do. Sheeting, and Shirtings, 42 cases Boots and Shoos, 23 do. Beaver Hats, 113 do. Wool do. 00 barrels New England Rum, 60 do. American Rye Gnr, 50 do. do. Brandy. 60 do. Good gidor, 50 do. do o. Vinegar, 10 nines French Brandy, dilVurent brands, 3 an ilbllniid Gin, 3 do. Jamaica Rum, 4 do. St. Croix do. 2 do. Windward Island Ram, 3 Imlf pipes old L. P. Madeira W 12 do. do. Sicily do. 30 ensks Dry Malaga do. 40 do. Sweet do. do. I pipe Superior Noyou, . 7:1 caaessuanlern and Muscat Wine, 42 do. French ordiuls, 30 baskets Cltani nigno Wine, 50 do. long co k Claret 201) baga Havanrmand St. Domingo Coffee, 30 do. Spices. ID do. Brasil Nets, 7 do. Soli Shell Almonds, lorillv groaning with “rusty sa yeti sawes ” Nttl aiiri proverbial rhymes. No boo could bn buslbr in sucking from every flower its with und flavour, than our collector was in registering upon hissybilline leaves the fruits of every day’s quest after these in sulated morsels of wit and wisduni “On one occasion he had been invited to a large party at a fiend's house, where there happened to, bo tiot a few all angers present; Otir fiiend, fortunately, we think as the sequel will shuiv, hud forgotten to disgorgo his pockets of their multrfurious contents, Well, the good things disap peared slid (lie wine followed, and, with every bottle, the conversation ■ assumed a more lively character. Ilow some mis understanding with our collector and an other gentleman at the table aroso we cannot well explain but certainly their words waged Ingii, und to such n tlegrui was their d spuie carried, that an abrupt termination was pot to the festivities of ol the evening by the. mail of proverbs itandiii|> over his card to the stianger. No thing, ofcoufse, was spoken of hy the grave part of tho company hut the disagteeabh qurrcll nod the still morn disagreeable re sults 'to which tho next morning's duwn must unavoidably give rise. “Next morning came and the gentleman began to bestir himself; us according to the rules of honor, he must do, when there is a personal injury to, be uvonguU. With the man of provutbs ho was deeply en raged, and to refresh his memory as to iiumc mid address, ho hud recourse to the card put into Ids hands- over' night. He looked first at one side, then at other, but name or. plnCo on neither could he toped; but, in place of tliut, there was traced, i.t good legible characters— 1 Nothing should be (lone in a hurry, but catching fleas.' The effect of this was irresis i- ble. Mr. — fell iuto an nncontroll hideous images and ,apprehensions danced across the miud liktt the chimeras of a fe verish dream. Coolp and. deliberate, nnd intrepid as these gentlemen are Acknowledged V> have been heretofore, here was something that gave them more than inquisitive excite merit. But nothing dauoied, ufcourse, this language was like that of'Usmlet to the ghost— he thy intent wicimi, or charitable, Thou co,nest m SAoM qntsiionabla shone. I will speak to the*.’’ j A handle was instantly procured; in the light of which a enu bus inspection was takon. But they daref not approach near onough to decide will; certainty is to the true character of the mysterious visiter,— One supposed, ai first, it w is nothing but A dog ora thonkey, but the oilier, with “optics sharp,” was tve|i couvioeed that it was much larger than any mopkey or dog lie had ever seen; und the Aim! conehision was, that it must- be sdnig ferocious animal that ought to be killed “ at ull haxarrts.” Accordingly, off posts oue, in haste, to Mr. Marshall’s store, in pursuit of a gnu, leaving the other to watch: He gam d up on the. monster’s glaring eye-hulls, as they flashed iFire aroupd his scowling counten ance, until ,ho almost reeled with diaeiurss. Then he saw him jump, and crouch again; aS if preparing to spring upon his prey i"d no weauf- ' r “ 1 There was .$ <lo. Filberts, Jo lmI 3t S. SMITH & C« NEXT DOOR TO THE COLUMBUS BANK, Have received a handsome assortment of StTXOtEH CLOTHING 1 , CONSISTING OP Black Bombazino COATS and COATEES, Do. Circassian do do Brown and Green Merino Circassian do, C.isinetl Frock and Dress do Black lasting do. do. do ROUND JACKETS. Black Bombazine Round Jackets, Brown Linen and Cotton do Do. Striped do. VESTS. While and figured Mursailles Vests, Do. do. Valencia do Pluin do. Silk do Do. do. Velvet do Do. do. swan-down do PANTALOONS. Black ttotnbazine and Lusting Pantnloons, Do. Circassian do Brown and black Brochillas do While and brown Linen Drilling, do Do. Cuiton do Drab Merino Casimere Pnnts, Do. Roan do. do ord nnd Russia Duck do Fustian do Linen Shirts with Rofflcs, White do. Brown do. Linen and Cotton Draws, Negro Clothing. All of which ’hey offer for sale itt low prices. Colombss, April 14—48—t ks Am cricnn cheese, 13 boxes Eng Pine Apple do. 75 barrels Irish Potatoes, 30 do. Onions, 7fi do. Prime and .Mesa Pork, inspected, 20 do. Muckernl, (October brand,) 150 casks Thomnston Lime, 200 do. nssorted Nails, 301) coils Bale Rope, 50 do. usaorted sizes Manilla Rope, 20 crates assorted Crockery, 30 baskets Sweet Oil, 1 20 doz. Castor do. 20 barrels Glaabor anil Epsom Salts. 39,000 beHt.Unvanna Cigar* TIIF.V HAVE ALSO IN STOItB, blo fit of'luughler, anti, with vary altered feelings from those witli which he left his couch, immediately called upon a mutu al friend, where such explanations tvero given ns to titp quarrel of the evoning before, that a hostile meeting was in n moment quashed. Had ir not boon, however, fur this fortunate incident of proverb-gathering, there isnu saying how matters would liav'o ended. We knowing all the circumstances, nre entitled to say, that but fur this excellent nphorism, one or two Valuable lives might tiavc been sac rificed to notions of fatso honor.” [From (be Raleigh (N. C.) Star.] EXTRAORDINARY AND ILL-FATED VISITER. Our peaceable And quiet little city, has, i la dot There wud uri other allot native for his safety but to libuudun his post; and this was done; but it was uu inglorious flight. Kven (He daring spirit ofo Puinuui would have failed trim in such a dilution t. Soon sfior lie retired, iho Imrit iug part J, armad and equipped cap a pif arrived; • und without further ixremony, commenced the attack, by opening a fire of musketry upon what ull now agreed to ben formida ble enemy, But lie stood unsatt tied. A trusty rifle wax then iriorf, which brought hini to the ground, with ushiirik that pat distinctly beard by one of die party. By this time u tFoiisideiable crowd hud assem bled; mid, and after allowing sufficient time to _bu assured that be hud retpqved hii quietus, the two g'eoitemen, arfiompuiued by olltets, ventured up to finish their ex amination. But they fpund themselves still puzzled, like the Duldmnih, who, having killed a skttrik that Ventured to dis- turb his hen-roost ra-sed it from lira ground, and asked 11 Vat cult dish pe t lie ish no ragoOn; for lie Isis all over.vite, mid lie ish all ovef pluck. , He lib no bus. sjions, for Irish daif isli shilk no triors akin; and he sdinks until 1 can shmeli him no moro akin,” Oile exclaimed "only feel wlrat fine fur; I’ll die if it ant the d—I I” Tho otfier agreed it was 11 very fine;” 11 but,” continued he, “ what cun it lie 1” The former, changing his opinion said 11 it is a goat;” to which the latter re joined, “ Why, yes, poor filing! so it is;” and took il by the cals. But he never before so fully fell rite force of the olp adage, 11 seeing is believing, but feeling is the truth,' 1 ns ho did at that laomeul; for lio found that they were all mistaken, and a vapid sohsatioo came over him, like that blackness which one feels who awakog- himsblf by talking in his sleep; und iu a subdued iouo, he suid to bis companion. “ we art hoaxed /” Yes, fgemlo reader, this is a true tale, nhd the frightful ubjtxt that caused all this excitement, wasaa mi. imal of straw ! The alarm which had been manifested by sotno of our citizens, in consequence of tho report tlint something, Variously re. presented to be k bear, a tiger, a panther, or a catamount, hud freequonily fieetueou ■..j. —■ • ■ , Sip It 100 barrels Whiskey, NOTICE. fJAHE subreriher has received, and is week- winiat strained Oils* -If Jan. 26—Dti—If ly receiving Salt, Whiskey, Flour and Gro- ceries of every description, which he offers at a Cominiuina above Now UrleaDs oost and eh«r- f :s. He will likewise purchase Produce, and umber, for which he will pay cash or goods on delivery at Apalachicola. JOHN O. SEW ALL. February 2 38 ■ tf 129 pieces Kentucky Bagging, 2011 coils Wostei n Rope, 40 barrels Spent, and Linsoerl Oil, 10 tons assorted Swedes and Itnssiu Iron, 100 kegs White Lead greuid in Oil, 100 dn. Verdigris, 300 hugs Shot, 2,000 pounds Bur Lead, * 300 reams Wrapping Paper. An assortment of Blank Bonk for tho Inst two or three weeks, been con siderably disturbed by tho repeated Visits of Some queer animal, who, having forsa ken the lutuuts of its species, in 11 the de sert wild,” appears to be longing after the luxuries and splendors of “ tho city full,” and intent upou proving the advantages of civilized- society. But he has met with a cold reception among the biped race; hav ing been sltuned like a beggar, a spy, or a , marauder. In truth, there is such an ; n- ! stinctive uversion in man to any tiring like 1 a friendly or familiar intercourse with the j claw-footed animals of the wood, that lit: „ •, , - , u . , people lrave rcloctamly walked Iho streets Besides a great variety ufethef goods ncccssa- ' c,_l , ,, ry (or country stores. And to induce the Mcr-1 id 10 * oiE'iL lest they should come in contact clmniR of the interior to confine their purchases | with this unwelcomo visitor. Having, how to Apalachicola, they nre determined tn sell as j over, froquomlv obtruded himself upon the lew as cun be purchased tn New Oceans. noli( . e 0 , ,| l0 ,o V. hast! business calle d their, JAMES H. MITCHELL.* ' fotuh, u small patty, resolving to free them Apalaclncolu, Nov. 18.12-^-20—tf * j selves from his annoyance,- a few evenings baaed them',elves together, Rare Grape Vine Roots. White Robin Eyes with big clusters, Sweet Gaillurd, Molvoitta* Rod Foot, Black Hamburg, From the Garden of Alpliouso Loubcrt. for sab 1 bv GW DILLINGHAM. Feb 23 4ff tf *V1K7 ILL be offered for on Monday tho If first duy of April no^tt, all the unsold Lota in the town pf Lumpkin, Stewart county. . A. R. HILL, J. i. c. THOMAS JUSTICE, j.i. c. WM.H.DI8MVKE8. MareliJO 43 3t HOPS Far sale by GW DILLINGHAM. March 16 43 tf Wu, and Cart Jinxes. ^ LARGE sasortnient, sotno nitre sizes, sold b J March 16 4.1 tf. Q. W. DILLINGHAM. ago Oauod tliciri',elves together, and | pledged to each other 11 their lives, their j fortunes, and their sacred 'honor,” no( to I sleep until he was tukcli and tho fire of > i In ir vengeance quenched in his blood.— ! But it is duo to the city authorities to slute 1 that this barbarous proceeding was not j sanctioned hy their official acts; for they had not so much as given credence to the reports that were in circulation concerning him. About the time, hewever, that this scouting party had clevefly entered upon their expedition, an alarm was given near the Newberu Bank. Two gentlerae pas sing hy, whu had been among the incredu lous, finding a creature of strange nppear- a-ire crouched down at the corner of the Hank, began, for the first time, toyiel.t to suspicion, which, like a fl.nne that had been smotheted, now blaxcd higher for having been suppressed, und, in u Dice, so boated the imagination, that ■ multitude of in the streets after dark, induced some humorous mdividifal to make a “monsttum horrendum,” about tho kite of d common cor, bv ingenerdusly giving body uttd limbs, shape and proportions io a piece of black silk, and stdfflng with straw] it so that by the help of an excited imagination, it might be easily taken for a hear' Tbj, ,ly' ' truly laughable farce Werit off with admir- able eclat. It is contonded by some that tiw «atu- mount coulioves his nightly visits. Extraordinary circums/urtec.-~The cholera (a correspondent writes) has ra ged very nlurntingly at Marlow, so mucli to that from 12 to 13 burials have takon place of a day. Among others a poor man, who left his wife early, in the morn- ng well was much surprised on iris rolunt home on being informed that during biorib- senee she hud died of the cholera and was buried. Feeling disconsolate and dissat isfied, be be took himself m the grave and i. . On lifting riff the lid dug up the corpse, __ of ,,,,, c0 ® n * h® was struck with the appearance Of jtis wife, ami tlioogbl ha perceived symptoms of life, which soon became realised as, uftora while, the poor woman rose up, aud to (lie gn at jo ofher Husband, accompanied him home, and wonderful to relate, that night became a mother, and who, with tho child Hr* ar this moment regarded by the inhabitants of Mur low as the greatest coripsines. [English paper. The Banalit given to Mr. Duals* st the Park Theatre la«t eiening, we are happy to my mul led Urn tnust w.nsaiae axpeeintiohs Af biafriandH •ud all OiuMi who took an interest in Its merits The house wur full ootwlttut.iigre* the ,tW rtnu thu |>orfi>rmance« ga?o anmiQglfdflatitociiou* I n« reccipti were erdimated nt tn^-“ •*— — I n*» receipt 1 were emimaled nt more tlmn n*0(iL ? «•»' ” '»»«y 'mnoreble tfi the (Minerelili 1,1. ,»l. m of oar. t ze is. uud ratifyinc a* wall u J,. ticeaule to Mr. Daala*. * A 11 ., ? f 41 f i

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, March 23, 1833, Image 1