About Macon telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1826-1832 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1828)
TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MORNING, JUNE 30, 1828. The Telegraph is published weekly -t Macon, Ga.—Offico on Mulberry street, a c, 9 rods north of the Post office. TERMS. fora Year, for Six Months, VS ADVANCE. $3 00 2 00 MACON HOTEL. The undersigned having taken the a hove Establishment, recently occupied by T. Drnen, Esq. is now prepared to ac commodate BOARDERS and TUAV- :& in the most genteel and comfortable man- : .Vnd solicits the patronage of bis Friends and the JOHN M. SIIELLMAN. ™facon, February 15th, 1828. 7 Washington Hotel. The subscriber having taken the above House, formerly kept by Richard Mor gan, Esq. on Broad street, in Perry, Hous- COLUMBIAN GLOBE, V March 10 P. OLIVER. . 7 ^ LoU\mbus, Muscogee Gminty, Georgia. * I HIE Subscriber begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public in general, that ho has *- openeda HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT at the above place, where.nil mocon veniences the country, as well as the gradual iucrease of the intercourse of that part of the state with Louisiana and Florida will afford, will be found by those who will favor him with their custom. The situation of the Columbian Globe is pleasant, and the most agreeable in tho town oi Columbus. Tho Subscriber will spare uo pains and no means to render his Hoiiso comfort* able to those, among the great dumber of persons tho town will attract, who wdl put up at his House. Hts Stables will be well provided, and attentive servants will be ready at the call of Travellers. May 27 6- 23 .SAMUEL *B. HEAD P. OLIVER. LA FAYETTE HALL. . The subscriber bavingtaken the abov .Establishment, respectfully informs bis ■ friends, and the public in general, that it fc is prepared for the reception of compa iv 1 His BAR will be provided with the best I.ICiU- PR3, sad his TABLE well furnished. His STABLE -vriU aIjo*6e Well attended to. From the attention Irtish will be paid to render those who may favor him ' with ‘their custom comfortable and agreeable, he ^„ re *... £ „ rf p-, KT ,™ TiiER ; Maron, January 11,1828 6 Washington Hotel The subscriber having purchased tbis establishment, well known as the Wash- , tnglon Hotel, formerly kept by “aplai* 1 Hr in, and lecently by colonel N, X so:», ’ has opened the same for the rceeptionof Boasders and Travellers. He will spare no pains to accommodate all those who may favor him with their company, and will be thankful for a share of the pub lic patronage. LEMUEL WOOTTEN. ’ Washington, Mikes county, April 20 6t 11 . HvugA.anA Me&itmes * *» A General ’Assortment of Genuine DRUGS arid MEDICINES, Glass Ware, Phiats, &c'. Paints, Oils, Glass, Dye- wood and Dyc-stuQs. For sale at low |, march 10 14 The Direct Savannah Stage, Will, after the 1st of June, cleave Macon for Savannah evo- aHarry Tuesday morning at 6 o’cl’k, bat-aawt ml go through in three days. Stage fare to Savannah $17. I , Stage Office at S C. Biumc’s Mansion House. j may 26 22 - EDWARD VARNF.R. Twenty Dollars ilewnrd. Ranawav from Ike Subscriber, living ’ in Monticello, JeiTerson county, Florida, on the 9th April, a negro man, Bob. a, r / bout 18 years of nge five feet 6 or 8 in- J c * ies bight of a black complexion.jthick IVlips, rather chunky, hK$ huge scaron I Ei right or left arm, he may have a pass orTree papers f with him. a| he yms endeavouring to prfiemre some a few days before he’left me, from some youifg men in the neighborhood. Bob had on when he went away, dhlack fur litit considerably worn, a blue frock coat, ' cord pantaloons, rest of his wardrobe not recollected. The above reward will be paid for his delivery to ncnitli all reasonable expenses, or the reward for Hi coftfiaemcnt in a Jail so that I may obtain him. He will most flkily make for Macon Ga. where he has a shter living, or had last spring, owned by Dr. Rodgers, and Maying-at Mr. Bivins's Tavern.—Ho told the other servants lie wished to see his sister very much, add was determined to see her a few days before be west offF. ISAAC G. TEAGUE. Monlitello, Florida April, 23<f, 1823. 3mp NOTICE. All persons indebted to the Georgia b Patriot establishment, forsubscription or Advertising, previous to June 1827, the time of the transfer to Mr. E. H. i Burrltt, will settle their accounts with J. Bartlett, who is authorised to close the business. April 15.1824. , C. F.. BARTLETT. Administrator’s Sale. Vff>ILL be sold at the Court-house door In C linton \jJ Jones county, on the 28lb day of June next, all the personal property ot Senecn Cone, deceased, con sisting ofa quantity of Bacon, aCow ifcCalt, two Beds xnd Furniture, with the Household&kitchcn Furniture* 1 lot of tinners tools. 1 lot of wire, 3 boxes of tin plate, and a barrel of Rosin, and other articles belonging to mid estate, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors thereof. Terms of sale cash. • CATHAR1NF, CONE, May 10 20 Qualified Administratrix. \ dminfatrator's Salt*. W ILL he sold on the first Tuesday In July next at the Court-house in Jackson, Bulls county, conformably toon order of the Hon. Court of Ordina* *7 of laid county, all the negroes belonging to the es* trie of iniliam Rhodes, laic of said county deceased, sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. .may8 20. SAMUEL BELLAH, Admr. GODDARD &.UUVGDOX, H AVE just received, direct from New York, and offer for sale.at the lowest market price for cash, 100 bbls Baltimore Rye VVhiskey 100 „ old „ „ CO „ N. E. Rum CO „ Northern Gin 20 „ extra prime Green Coffee 80 „ Green Coffee . , . 90 kegs Nails (assortdlVj* #,".«• * 30 bbls super fine canarFifuF* 8 „ Butter Crackers 6 mats Wine Bottles 23 hhds Prime St. Croix Sugar 5 do do Potorico do 10 do Molasses 30 boxes Bloom Raisins 2 tierces Rice 1 pipe Currant Wine 60 boxes American Scgars 20000 lbs Flat & square swedes Iron 3 bundles Hoop do 2000 lbs German Steel 3000 lbs English Castings 8 bbls old Monongahala Whiskey 1GOO bushels Salt 150 pieces 42 inch Bagging 200 lbs bagging Twine. 4 pipes Holland Gin 5 do 4th proof Cognac Brandy 3 hhds 4th proof Jamaica Rum 25 bbls loaf & lump Sugar 30 do Mackerel, No. 1,2, &3 5 do. Connecticut Shad 10 kegs Cavendish Tobacco 40 bags Shot, assorted 15 kegs Gunpowder 8 crates Crockery assorted 1000 lbs. bar Lead 6 dozen Hoes 20 reams wrapping Paper, 15 do. writing do. 40 doe. No. 10 Cotton Cards 8 coils Rope 30 boxes Spermaceti & Mould Candles 2 bales Osnaburgs . , . 2 casks London l’orter 2000 cut Tacks, 20 b.xes soap 1 bbl Lemon Syrup i 5 boxesChocoiate, 3000 Spanish Segars, Cherry Brandy, Stoughton Elixer, Wines, Cor dials, Domestic Goods, die. &c. Macon, May 23,1828. Iron, Salt, Whiskey. The subscribers have lately received land oiler for sale, the following arti- Iciest i 300 barrrels Whiskey . 100 „ Gin • 15000 lbs Iron 1800 bushels Salt • GO barrels Mackerel 10 „ Apple Brandy 10 „ N. E. Rum A quantity of Sugar, Cofee and Molasses Together with a general assortment of Hardware, Nails and Bincksmiths Tools KIMBERLY & CHISHOLM. WANTED, One hundred bags prime COT TON,. for which the best prices will be giveu. aprii 14 15 SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING & HATS. P. JUDSON & Co. have just received at their Clothing Store and Hat Ware- House, a general assortment of CLOTHING AND HATS, _ of the moat approved fashions for the present and approaching season, which areoffered low, and for Cash only. ’ A liberal price will he paid for Beaver and Otter B7 A general invitation is given to those Indebted, to call and make immediate payment; and to those who have been liberal Jn muking promises, we give notice that they will he no longer received an an qulvalent for clnhns, as promises' cannot be used in payment to- those to whom we ourselves are justly iri- defiled; and unless immediate payment is made we Shall lie compelled to,resort to the u glorious uncertain ty of the lau>.” ' . P. J. &. Co. • Macon. April 19. lHgl. ^17 Shaker’s Garden Seed* R ED and white Onion Blood beet Early turnip do. Carrot, Orange Parsnip Long cucumber Early do Dutch summer squash Crookneclc do, Js’E\V* STRING GOODS. Hiing<Tfor<ls Motidsm!, H AVE just received.from Ncw-York, a Gener Assortment of * 3)r» adapted to the Spring and Summer Trade, viz:—5-4 and 3-4 French Bombazines—4-4 Worsted do. u new article—block Lastings, Circassians, long pieces Nan keens, white and brown linen Drillings, plain and stripe Grandarills, Rowan Cassimercs, Ginghams, Bat- tiste, Calicoes of new patterns, plaid Grosdenaples, assorted colors, black Grosdenaples, black sarsinet and sinehew Silks, black Italian .Silk,-Nankin and Canton Crapes, black Italian Crape, flag, silk and ban danna Handkerchiefs, English thread Laces, Edgings and Inscrtiogs, 4-4 and 5-4 bobinet Laces, bqbinet lace Veils, white and green gauze Veils, cambric'and furni ture Dimities, Furniture Calicoes. 9-4 and 10-4 linen table Diapers, 5-4 Irish Sheetings. Linens, long Lawns, linen Cambrics, linen Ildlds. colored, Borden, brown grass Cambrics, Clark’s spool Thread, linen Floss, 100 boxes Holt's wire Thread, 20 boxes Curls and Puds, artificial Flowers,, ladies’white and black cot ton Ilose, men’s white and br’wn do. white and br’wn cotton Sacks, white and br’wn thread Socks, misses’ white cotton Hose, large tortoise shell Combs, shell rids Combs, 1 case ladies’ fine Leghorn Hats, 1 case men’s Leghorn Hats, 3 cases straw Bonnets assorted, misses’ do. plain nnd jaconet Cambrics, figured and plain Swi*» Muslins, figured and plain book Muslins, 20 pieces Russia Duck nnd Dowlas. 1 case each 5-4, 4-4 and 3-4 bleached Sheetings and Shirtings, I hale 5-4 and 4-4 brown Sheetings, 3 do. brown Shillings, Washington Bedtlcks, domestic Plaids and Stripes, counterpane and . apron Checks, men’s fashionable drab Hals. 30 pieces. musqueto Netting, Coatees, round Coats, Vests, Pantaloons, Drawers, Shirts &c. —30 p3. Osnaburgs, 4 trunks Shoe* consisting of ladies prunel and buck-skin -Shoes, mens calf-skin narrow strap' Shoes—10 reams fools cap and letter Paper CROCKER?, SADDLERY, Sfc. One sale fine Shot Guns, Gun Locks, fine and common Cutlery, cefpenterV Tools;' knob, closet mid stock l.ocks.'trunk and piul Locks, chest, cupboard and drawer Locks—Shovels nnd Spades, Sad Irons, Steelyards, Mill saw, Hand saw.and blacksmith Files, 250,000 cut Tacks, 20 doz. furniture brass Knobs, 3 boxes No. 8 9 and 10 1 Whitrmore cotton Cards, 150 sets Cups and Saucers, 50 doz. Tumblers, GO doz; edg’d Twiflcrs and Plates—Bowls, Pitchers, Dishes, Decanters, Wine Glasses, &c. LIVERPOOL BLUE WARE iti 50 doz. pt. and half pt. Flasks—Castor Oil, Epsom and Glauber Salts, Family medicines, 2 boxes mens and ladies Saddles, fine and common Bridles, do. Martingales, 1 doz. saddle Bags, one half doz. carpet Bags—waggon whips, and waggon Bridles. 3 doz. calfskins, 111 doz. morocco and lining Skins, assorted Colors—150 side, blk upper Leather, 75 do. solo Leather, 10(1 lbs shoe Thread, 2 gross shoe Binding, Russia Bruslles. (SpormfSi. 10 hhds. and 25 bbls. St. Croix Sugar, lump and loaf Sugar, 40 bbls. Coffee,30 bbls. Whiskey, 111 do. Morgan’s Gin, 10 do. new Rum, 4th prool Jamaica Rum, do. Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin—Port, Tene- reef Canary, and Malaga Wines—Lamps, and Lamp Oil, G bbls apple Vinegar, 100 ps. cottcn Baging— 5 ton* sweede’s Iron, one bundle German Steel, 50 kegs cut Nails, 10 do. brads. 5 kegs wrought Nails. 20 kegs Dupont Powder, Shot and Lead, G boxes bar Soap, 3 do. sperm Candles—Ginger, Pepper, 8pice, Nutmegs, Indigo. English Mustard, 40,000 Spanish Segars, 10,000 American do.—4 kegs and 2 boies Tobacco. The above goods, together with our former stock, comprises a general assortment, and will he wild - - g »- may 19 J Do. winter do. White head lettuce Speckled do. Ice - do. Imperial do. Cabbage do. Early turnip radish Early June Peas . Vegetable Oysters Early Yorkshire Cabbage. Double Pcppergrass Early Golden Hotspur 8trawbcrry Dwarf Green Dwarf Marrowfat Peas Earley six weeks or rejeyed Dwarf Beans Early Sugar Corn Received and for sale by Dec. 24. • ELLIS, SHOTWELL & Co. Muskmelon / Flat Turnip French do. Sage ssstjcr Parsley Asparagus Nasturtinn English sorrel Summer savory 8cailet radish • Savoy cabbage • Red do. Early sorrel Turkey rhubarb White marrowfat Cranberry beans GUARDIAN’S SALE. I On the first Tuesday in September nezt, fNDKR an order of tne Inferior court of Clarke • county, will he sold, at the court-house in the *°"My where the land is situate, the following Prop- *dv.viz: Lot No. 59, in tho 7<h district Muscogee «only, being the Real Estate of Willis B. Hartty and Clcramon A. Haney, minors—sold for their benefit. THOMAS McCOY. Guardian, iMffil 21 in right ofhiiwifc. NOTICE. BOUGHT to Jail in Newton county,on the 24th April, a negro man who says his name is Joshua, end that he belongs to Charles Bolton of Muscogee -county.—This fellow appears to be about 21 or 22 Jcarsof age—he is about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, "Out and welt built, and dark complected. The own- ,. ccqhested to prove property—pay charges and •rice him Sway, L. P. MACKEY, Jailor. - May liih, 20 4t. Notice. ■J ERSONS desirous of avoiding litigation will re- r*- *faiti from trading for a Note or Notes given by e to Jons C. Rodoeri, administrator of Jon. Rush ix ' c j- ss '' l 'h astho consideration for w&icb they were giv- iv. been rendered unavailable to me, by e levy Sjtjjfc upoa the property, to satisfy tho debts of Kashin. They are small Notes, varying in^size, ««ed on or about tne first day of January last, payable i months thereafter, or on the 25th December next, amyl* 19 YOUNG JOHNSTON, EasVuonab\e Summev Goods and CLOTHING, J UST received at the Macon Clothing Store of L. FITCH & CO. consisting of Bombazines, Cir cassians, white and brown Drillings, Russia Nankins, India do. Velvet Vesting, Florentine do. Marseilles aud Valencia do. silk Velvets of all colors, India Le vantine, white linen and silk Hose,cotton do. flag and bandanna Handkerchiefs, India do. Italian and India Cravats, plaid and white do. silk and common Sus penders, Russian Beits, Gloves, Stocks and Stiffeners, Cloths and Cassimeres, shirting Linens, Paddings, comprises a general unmooui sewing Silk,Havana and Leghorn Hats, Shirt Collars, cheap for cash orapproved paper, gold and silver Epaulettes, Lace, Cord, Stars, Ac. &c. READY MADE CLOTHING. Blue, brown and black DRESS COATS, FROCK COATS and COATTEES Fine Bombazine Frock Coats and Coaltecs Circassian Coattees. Brown and white linen JACKETS Circassian and striped Jackets Velvet, Marseilles, Florentine and Valencia VESTS Morning Gowns Fine Ruffled Shirts, (linen.) Cotton Shirts Silk cambist and crape PANTALOONS Concan and Circassian , 100 pair French and Russian drill do Stripe and silk drill do Fine bombazine and Nankin do White and brovVn linen do Denmark satin do - Mixt and purple drill do - Cloth and cassimere do Common striped do> Satin sane do Dutch Trowsers, &c. Sic. The above Clothing is made ot the best materials, in the latest fashions, particularly for customers, and will be sold low for cash. tailoring, Carried on in all its various branches, with neatness and despatch. L, FITCH Sc CO.^ ADM INIS TRA TOR'S SALE. O N the first Tuesday in August next, will he sold at the Court House in Troup county. I»t No. 54, in the I2tb dist. of said county, being (he real es tate. of Cornelius Cohron, dec’d. sold for the benefit of ,he heirs and creditor*. May 24 JOHN COHRON, Aims. New Goods, L. L. GRIFFIN Is receiving at his Store in For syth, a general assortment of Merchandize. Dr^ Goods, Shoes, Dots, Crocker if a Gloss If are HARD WARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY, Amo a Gexzbxl Aisortuzst op All of which is offered, wbolesail or retail, at ngns- ta prises, freights only excepted—purchaser* Hiave no doubt, will find it their interest to call and exam- Ineforthemselves. June 9 3t 23 . DISSOLUTION. prnllE copartnership of Stone & Coil, it this day ii dissolved by mutual consent. J. <fe S. STONE, i G. C. COIT. | The Bonk accounts and notes of Stone & Coit are left in the hands fJ. &S. Slone, for collection, who are authorised to settle the same. J. &S. STONE, G. C. COIT P. 8. All those whose Notes and accounts have become due. are requeued to call and settle the same without delay. 23. Macon, Mny 23, 1828. FOR SALE AT TUIIS OFFIC& MACO< ACADEMY. T HE Commissioners oi the Mncou Academy take pleasure in announcing to the citizqns of Macon and the public generally, that they have at last emyloyed a Rector, uf talents, acquirements, and experience suitable to the importance of the Institution- The Academy will open on Monday next (16tb inst.) under the care.and direction of Mr. E. Hammond, a graduate of Dnrmoiitli College, and afterwards professer in the South Carolina col lege. Mr. Hammond has had great experience, and as a successful teacher is probably not-turpossed by any. It is believed, therefore that those who.lliink proper to favor the institution with their patronage will he in no danger offiuding their confidence mis placed. ^ • e , -.- n Terms of tuition as heretofore, viz:; Reading, writing, nnd Arithmctick, Grammar, and Geography, Greek, aind Roman classicks, and the higher branches of Mathematics. By order of the Board. isr’" { 88 June 12 24 M. ROBERTSON, See. TOWN LOTS W ILL lie sold on Thursday the 9th day of Sep tember, 1828, the Lots -remaining unsold in the town of Talbotlou, Tnlbot county, consisting of front and back lots. Persons wishing to purchase would do well to avail thctnselcexof the opportunity ,o( doiqg s°, *1 ( hjt is the |ast sole-'. . Terms of sale, one eighth paid in advance, balance in three annual enstallmonts. , ._ < ‘ " JOHN p; BLACKMON, j'i c. ■M. \V. PI It ll Y, j i c.' the JanelG WlilTE.fiHEBARD ,J if. . ICIIABODCOX. j i Cfl* joh.n Pratt, j i c. 1 *' 4f '24 — - “ :u;v..vv. T HE Subscriber having permanently settled him self in the 22d district of Lee county, fenders his services to his friends mdtlie public ng A cent, in the collection ot debts, nnd the huvingnndrelling of Land. Prom liis <•'p.-ii. I1C-- ill till- }i>imm">s, nmi liii slric-.t attention to the Interest of his employers, he hopes to share a part of the public patronage. Letters .(post paid.) directed to him at Columbus, will meet with prompt attention. NATHAN BRADY, Jr. Lee county, 9/h June, 1828. 4Ip. manting* 2009 BUSHELS CORN W E have a good assortment of DRY GOODS, and about 500 bushels of SALT, we®-ill sell tow, and take'Corn.in payment, and allow a fair price for it.—Also, Corn will betaken in payment from those persons who are ioffipted to us, and we will give ‘ a generous price for the same—we want the com shelled and delivered at this place—We have a good assortment of GROCERIES, we will.sell low for cash. J. D. &. A. CHAPMAN. Macon, April 17 tf 1G „. WLYV* CHEAP’ GiDODS. T HE subscriber has just received, and opened, at his store on Cherry street, a general assort ment of ©®<©®§ 9 SHOES, HA TS, T Crockevv, Havdwaro, &c. He has also on hand a general assortment of GROCERIES, CASTINGS, See. Which will be sold low for cash. Feb 25 8 R. COLEMAN. Volume II Bumibr 26. THE recess: FROM flL.ICKwood’s SUO.U.ISZ. I . ADVICE TO THE YOUNG LADIE8. By Javzs Ho*o. " ' .O''it. i '■ ‘ She thatgivetii I,-a I away,. For the homage of a day, , \. To a downy iKinrliog chain, * • Riftile that tells (lie void w iihin— 1 Bwaggerinrg.lt, eatfstuy* ofiteeIt > ^ i Sabcy lieadand sounding hivt— -j- ^ Give* the gift of woe nnd weeping; * Gives a thing nntirortha keeping: Gives a trifle—gives a loy; ' Sweetest viands’soonest cl6y, ) _Gainsl good lord! whnt doth shegninf ! Tears ol sorrow anil of i-nin, , Cpld neglect and words unkind;. i ! Uu.ilms of body arid of mind; Gains till- curse that leaves her never; Gains tho pang that lusts forever. - v And why.? Ah 1 hath not reason shown itl, -Though the hcarfdarcs hardly own if; Well it traceslovo to bo ’ , r "-i V * The fruit of tho forbidden tret; i Of Woman'* woe the origin; 'iiW r t r The apple of the primal sin; i , rli i ICt . i ) "The test of ghat angelic, creature. f i - : The touchstone of iierhiiman milorei Which proved her, though of heavenly birth. An erring meteur of the earth. , . j And what, by heaven’s sovereign wUf.u : \V as trial once is trial still; , It is the frultthat virgin’s eye Can ne’er approach too cautiously; ’ It is the fruit that virgin’s hand ' ; 1 ’ :5 A ' -0 Must never'touch hut on.cnmmand Of parent, guardian, friends in common-* Approved both by man nnd woman I Etie Woe to her a’maid or wife, ' For all her days of mortal life, 9i ' ■ The curseTnlls heavy on her crime, Anti heavier wears l>y Fength of time# , ,r* . And, as offuture joys to reft ho.-, ' Upon her race thatfollowa after, n .oni'nff *• s4>tf , 0 ' r , Butoh! if pwdencc and discretion : B41k tlu* forward inclination, .*>»*>•;!:>• Cool the bosom, cJiec!: lh«* cyt*, * f % * Anil guidti the Jifind t!.»t bin/fs the w ’ Tlii-ii, then a!"ii-’ I- love a tr<\is jrr, A'hlessing nf unbounded mea^firci * t Which every,pledge flliorl I: tkiii, imd l’.ov/a with yenrs.r* A lro.il tne t-arth it pomis on high, T.P:N:.,jr! i . n ,lr:ts i’.ni,, v|,y b Blowofn frfjoy, aiid’ev^rtvil!,'' p l u And watnan U Ytillrni ,*>> ( t , vid ■ ffcutlc brPiDsf, Wliern Love ha» l»»?ea received the welcome cucsfc, As wandering saints poor huts have tac!r6'd hiado. Ho iw»|lir,vsi:very heart h r *'i»*n’rt.hRs svtr.y’d r And when his presetice we no tunger shurb, He leaves'Compassion relic tiitr;. One boon froin hnpvrii. nli! mny T hun^bly crava PcACEf b’ertiiy bcud tii«* c;rnlle bniiufr^ wave t 1 spoko^—i-Pcacopointed to the cUoat li’Kjr.’c. -^ r rui.v.'nf Cheap Grocery Stove, AT COLUMBUS. f :'r- , J UST received, by steamboats Steuhenjsilh' and •Monroe, n large assortment of (IKOOUilES, .which will be afforded at a very low price, viz: 300 barrels Whiskey 75 „ Gin • , 20 „ Wine 30 „ Rum 15 „ cognac Brandy 50 bags Coffee 25 bbls Molasses—75 bbls Sugar , . DO boxes Raisins—50 barrels Nails 5 ton. Iro With a numerou* assortment ef other articles. Also, a general assortm nt of DRY GOODS. Persons wishingto purchase, will plea.e call on 6 HUGH LOVE. Columbus, Muscogee county. March 5. 3m NOTICE. R ANAWAY, a few days ago a mulatto womnn by the name of Lucy, who formerly belonged to Mr. A'* Hill, of Columbus, where *h» will probably attempt to go—*n. v P 'rson confining her in Jail, gr delivering her to me ia Macon, will he rewarded for their trouble. June 15, im. ROBERT COLUNS. Easy method of dislodging Poison from the Stout ,ch—I’l.ice tlio ptt.i-n: s.itlii' in-ni.m.li •Imli he considerably lower tibin the siom.-ch its wl’t-nn mun’s' body rs-lyin'* across a chair or on a soplia, -and his Tice n b'ru.tulu near tho floor—and then if necessary; "th press oa tlie stomach -with tho hand. 'IThe curdic orifice, o- pens readily in such u -case, nod the stomach empties itself like any other inveric-3 vessel. Gazette of Health. Lord Byron.' When.Lord Byron w4s cut hy the great, on account ’of Ins (pnrrebwtth his wifo, l|fe stood lfiuning on a mmbln slab at tho entrance of ;t room, ■while troops of dutrh- cses and cotintoscs poured**out. One liitlo pert red haired girl stood a few paces behind the rest, nnd as she passed him, said wgh a nod, “Ah you should have roamed me,suid this would’ent have happened to you." > tf Jack Ketch's Arithmetic. Sixtoen vdlo knaves make a swindler, txvelvo swindles a pickpocket; eight pickfKickets a house breaker; six house breakers a highwayman; four Ingti- wayraon n murderer, and twd murderers a (fish for the Dovii ! A Clergyman catechising the youths of liis parish, put the first uuestion in Heidleberg’s Catechism to a girl—• ‘ What is your only con solation in life and in death'. 1 ” Tho poor girl smiled, and no doubt fell queer, but did not answer. The priest ins.ateil—‘‘Well then,” said she, “if I must ltd!, it is the little shoemaker that wears a striped jacket," - t By the job.—A farmer hired a man to breoit flax by the day, and he suit] he could hear nil day long the slow sound—By—the—d-a-y-^ by—the—d-n-v—By—:ho—d-«-y. He affljflt wants hired him by the job—the music Vgf ,'tMii changed to quick time—By thejoi, 1 By the job, By tho job, job, jnh, job. - . t A lady and genlloroun, a low evenings ago, were conversing upon the science of grammar. “Pray madam," said the go otic rap n, “wliut part of speech is a kiss!" “Ah, what is it?"’ replied the lady. “A subtantivc, I belie*'-, madam." “Is it a noun proper or common!” interrogated the I tdy. Proper, madam."— “No," rejoined she, “I flunk it is both jrroper and common.” The reader m -y guess what fol lowed. . . "Father Listian the Jesuit, in hi* history j>f South America, says, that there ii a couohy m that quarter, (America,) in which are tube found hares which have four legs on their back, as well as the same number on their belly, and when tired of running on one set, they turn and run on the other." However incredible this story •here are some mm who Wtt double set of iefc*.
