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■' . WI« - 1 *- THIS UNION or TUB NTATSN, AND TUB HOVKKRIUNTY OP THR HTATES BY VAN NESS, BETHUNE &. LEWIS. i —■■A.. m COLUMBUS. GEORGIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1832. "i i ~ I ' 1,1 ' Tr ~r ' ' THE ENftlllRUR IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY. T three dollars per onanm, payable in ad- vanco: or four dollars it’ not paid for before the end of the year. Advertisements will be inserted at the rates of scocnty-Jioe cents per hundred words for the first insertion, and fifty cents for each week’s continuance, in all advertisements, the words that do not amount to an oven hundiod, will be considered as an bundled, and charged ns such. When the unfhbcrof insertions of an advertise mont is not specified, it will he continued until forbid, and charged accordingly. Sheriffs' and other Officers’ advertisements in- sorted at customary rates. Letters to the Editors on basiness must be post-paid; and in all cases where it is not done, the postage will bo charged fo the writer. SALES OF LAND, by Administrators, Exe cutors or Guardians, arc required by law to be held on the first Tuesday iu the month, between the hours of ten in the forenoon and three in the afternoon, at the court house in tho county in which the property is situate. Notice of these are to be given in a public gizette SIXTY DAYS previous to the day of sale. SALES OF NEGROES must be at public auction, on the Grst Tuesday of the month, be tween the usual hours of sale, at the place of public sales in the county .where the Letters Tcs- •t>imentary.. J of Administration or Guardianship, l i oivnv COLUMBUS HAT STORE. J| J| M NOURSE & CLARK JJAVE removed to tho now brick budding next south of Smith & Morgan’s Store where they offer for sale a general assortment of HATS, Of their own manufacture, on the most accom modating terms. • —AMONG WHICH ARP. White, Drab and IlUick Hearer, Otter, and Fine lloram and Wool Huts. N. &. C. will be constantly receiving freslt supplies of Iluta from tho factory, and ol the la test fashions. Al.sn Poll SAI F., 75 ticnllnnicu's Dross nnd Frock COATS, do. “ PANTALOONS, do. “ VESTS. NEW MAP Of the State oj Georgia. May 12—52—tf Tnajr H.ivVhocn granted, first giving SIXTY nonce DAYS nol lice thereof, in one of the public '•a SWttos of this state, nud at tho door of the court house where such sales are to be held. Notice for the sale of Personal Property mast in GROCERIES, For Cotton, Pipe Stores, Hides or approved paper. CHARLES E. NORTON, Cash! Cash!!! If you want any of the above article, take a Ticket in the MILLEDGEVILLE • STREET LOTTER Y, union has a SPLENDID SCHEME, such as thk roi.i.owmo: 1 PRIZE OF <k 25,000 3 “ “ 10,000 4 “ “ 5,000 9 “ " 1,000 Besides many large and small prizes, too numc rousto particularizo. The first day’s drawing will take place on tho 1st February, 1832 Wholes 5$ 10, halves $5, quarters $2 50, to bo nl ‘ ~ ‘ ' had in a great variety of numbers at the Columbus Book store. Orders from the country enclosing the cash, postage paid, will meet with prompt at tention. K. H, NORTON, Agent for the Mo lingers. Columbus, Jnn. Vl—35—-if L..J. DAVIEtS&Co. ■JNFORM3 Merchants .and Planters visiting be given in like manner fur FORTY DAYS f "Notice to the debtors ™d e.roililors of an Estate j JL Apalachicola. that ho has just received froifi must bo published FORTY DAY'S. New Orleans, n large and extensive assortment Notice that application will ho made to the t of Groceries which added to Ins termer supply Court of Ordinary for LEAVE TO SELL ftoin New York, mule s hia iiasortmenl as com- LYND, must be published FOUR MONTHS, plelc, if not superior, to any he has over ollcrcd Notice for LEAVE TO SELL NF.liRuES M« ;>>? puWic must be published for FOUR MONTHS, lie-1 Hu •■slahlialiioetlt will be supplied ns ofien as thro any order absolute shall he uiado then..:' I 0B ' e ? '" ,lt ,,ls ra , s,m " r ' rB sur0 at tho Court. any lime of fimbria n good assortment. •—- ! Merchants and Planters will fiod it to their ad- THE WARE-HOUS]] AND vantage *o give him u call, an it is his intention to b !l at moderate priens, for Cush, Cotton, Pipe Sfi.rvuH, Si<L*sor approved Paper. Apnltit'hicvla, Dec. 20,183l-*34—istf ‘ -At Commission Business %*7 ILL be continued- by the subserihers un- ww dertlie firm of S. K Hodges Si (hi. who. •while they feel grateful for former favors will tin- > duavour to deserve n continuance of them. sr mu ihiv in.MN aRE-HQV8E. AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. fllHE undersigned having taken tho new JL Ware-House near the Wharf for the pro- ; j sent season, tenders his services to lusfriends and * On Consignment—And will htsold un (P'co/ffvro- i the public in the above business. SEABORN JONES, SA.MUEL K. HODGES. dating terms •* 400 bbls. Sugtir, 120 sucks Coffee, 1,000 bushels Salt, 14 quarter casks w 3,000 H>s. Castings, ■ 52),000 ll»s. Bacon, 4 boxes White Savanna &ugjfr*, 5 dozen pairs Boots, fi boxes Sats, various quiITliiJ!*, 10 bids. Salts, fOO nieces Bagging, Buie Rope, Iron, Steel, Nails, siloes, Pumps, Ac. Upper and Soul Loathe®, Syrup, Sweetmeats, Si c. S'eptopibcr 17—18—St lie will be prepared to extend the usual faeili- iic.i to his cuatobieid, and hopes by giving his per sonal attention, to ahare a part of the public pat ronage. WM. II. KIMBROUGH. Colninhus, Sept. 24—19—tf COLUMBUS Shoe rJ^ss Store. E. WELLS A Co- JJAVE removed to. the Brick Building next THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE TAKEN THE WAREHOUSE Efl B ELONGING to Messrs. Fontaine Si Cook, and will rGh eive Cotton in Store at the u«u* ,il rates, upon which liberal advances will be made. Wo solicit a share of public patronage. J. FONTAINE, SMITH & MORGAN, M. W PERRY. Columbus, Oct. Cl—24—if NEW GOODS. L. C. ALLEN HA9 RECEIVED AND RECEIVING, 1113 FAUI^g^TEIl W HICH he will sell 00 .wcninmodutiiig terms. His stock is compj »*“-'<! jn part of tho following articles, viz: London Dun'll, Rose and Point Blankets, Super blue, black, hro#k and olive Cloths, Black Lasting, Bcnvcrtccns, Fancy Cord, Red and white Flannels Canton Flannels, lied, white and figured Valencia Shawls, Bombazettes and Bombazines, Merino Circassians of various colors, Cashmere Handkerchiefs, Bandanna, fingg, Pongee and plaid Silk lldkfo. Super Italian Cravats, various*colors, Colored Crnpo Camblet, Cotton and Linen Drilling, J.adies’ silk, cotton, and worsted IIo*p, Gentlemen’s do. do. and half do. Ladies’ and gentlemen’s Gloves of various kinds, Cambric. Swiss, jaconet cud book Muslins, Super blenched and brown Linens, Brown and bleached Shirtings and Shooting*, Domestic Plaids. Bud Ticking, Russia Shooting, Printed Bed-spreads. Counterpanes. Italian Gros do Naples, Muslin Robes, Barcnetaud Dtichine Silks, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas. See. Ladies, gentlemen’s and children’s SIIOFS# A varfetvof men’s, youth’s and childion’s HATS &CAPS* HARDWARE & OUTLTSStY. CSrocfteci? an! ALSO, One case superior fc}HOT GUNS, Nov 10—2G—tf door above Win. D. Hurgrove’s, in Broad Street, where they offer for sale, on reasonable terms, BOOTS AND SHOES of every description, of flieir owu manufacture, consisting of 200 pairs gentlemen’s Boots 300 do. calfskin Shoos, high and low quarter, 100 do. calfskin Pumpa, 75 do. buckskin Shoes, 50 do. sealskin Pumps, 200 do Brogans, 300 do. courso Shore, L idios’ prunelie Bools and Shoes of various kinds, do. Morocco Shoes, do. Hoalskin do. do. Ciilfrkin do. do. Leather walking li/r es and Boot Misses aud children's Boots and Shoes, ol ovary description. N. B. All work of their own manufacture, warranted not to rip. July 2—7—tf T1IOMASTON Union Kotel Property LOTTERY. —THE PRIZES AIIK— Ten of Real Estate, Nine of Negroes, and a variety of others, amouati.no to 550,000 Dollars. rjpillS PftOiTRTY |h offered to the public 1~j|AVE lieen receiving Uie lust week, and will coutinue to receive the present season Goods by avnnnnh and Apulacliicohi Bay, which will enable them to keep up a general aud com plete assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOOD 8, JUST RECEIVED By stenmlioat Georgian, a general msortmertt of JAPAN WARD, Copper and zinc Kettles. ‘Jj Pewter Basins and Plates, V * fc’hoct Copper, Do. Lend, Do. Zinc, Do. Russia Iron, Do. Brass, Deep Iron. ALSO OX HARD, A 6KXURAL ASSORT.ME XT OF TlX WARE. AH of which will be sold ut the lowest prices, wholesale and retail. (Lf* Cask paid for old Pewter. HARVEY HALL. Columbus, Dec. 17—31—tf L. C. ALLEN HAS RECEIVED PER STEAMBOAT BALTIMORE, Cogniac BRjWDY, Jamaica and American HUM, Holland and American GIN, Madeira, ) S WINES, ■Sweet, \ Lonf nml Brown SUGAR, Prime VOl'fEE. TOBACCO. A largo nosoitmplit of JOhXKItS’ TOOLS, From the (.’hurlcston Courier. The AilJress (ifthu Itv. Mr. Tavlor, in ho- Imlt of tho Charlesion Infant School Society, having accidentally fallen in thv Way. I have !>ccn struck with tho mnndneAi of it» st utinient, as woll aa tho oloi)uoiirc with which it is convey ed. Tho fallowing r xtraet from it will interest your reader* ponenllv, and hiav, F presume, wilh perfect propriety, Im'prosenled to them in your columns. It* insertion will gratify ut least A SUBSCKIUEft. “ft is no! lo be denied, that iln-rc is nt present nn apathy prevailing nu llie subject ol Cbtistiao education, even amuug the most on lightened clasNo, around ns, which lo uvory mind of religious tFnsihilily and rufleclinn, jsii'ighlful. It may ho well lo say, that nfliid tho conflicting views of Cinislian sqcts,,it would ho vain to hope (or anjt such piovision for religious in- stniction in a public system el Education, ns would be satisfactory to idi parties, and that ihuroforo the attempt 'mis been wise- I ly abandoned. But is not this a Christ* ! ion country? Arc not its laws mid tnan- ‘l tiers founded upon a tacit confession of the ■ Christian faith ? Are not our people j i-urnestly and zealously engaged in ndorn- | ing tho land, \vilh tho munificent fruits of I Chisliim liberality ? Ami is it not then rciisonublu and right to expect, that no —AMONG WHICH AltF.— Rose, London Duffle and Point Blankets iitlinet* of did* crent colors and qualities Red, white and gic-ui Flunaels While Cuaton Flannel Mixt Kersey and blue Pluius Gros do Swiss aod Gros da Nap Silks of variou colors Black Italian Lustriog njud Sinchcw Si/ka Rick Pluid Silks Satins of various coIoib Florence do do Iluliaa Crapes do do Cuuion Cutvklet und Pongees Black and green worsted Berragf Plum aud figured Swiss MuhIiiis Do do Jackonet Furnituro aud Coitibric Dimity Corded kirn Ladies’ Corsets and silk and cotton LaidFg? Thread, bolihinet and i«iu.-*lin Edgings Thread and bobbin* t Footicgn Plain and figured iiobhinct Luce LacoCnpca, Caps and Crazy Janos Infants lace and cambric Caps Uloude I.ace und i’euiling Pink cambric Hints Black and white do do Black lace Veils French Muslins und Calicoes Plain and striped Ginghams Black, white and rod Merino Shawl’s Thibet wool Shawls Silk and gauze -S'liaw Is and Handkerchiefs Silk, flugg and bandanna do. Ladies’ linen and linen cambric do. Do do do bordered do Itisli Linens and Table Dnniask Silk, cotton and worsted Hosiery Gentlemen’s Woodstock und beaver Gloves Ladies’ kid aud horscekin Gloves aud Mitts Gentlemen’s woollen Gloves und Mimas Colored Cambrics Black ami white Hooks & Eyes Pins and Needles Spool Thread and Linen Floss While Mcrsailos and printed Counterpanes 3*4 and 4-4 Furniture Prints Dimitv and furniture Binding Blenched and unbleached Sheeting aYid Shi. tings Apron Checks Dorchester Ticking Ladies’ Bead Bugs and Purses Fine gilt Cloth und Crumb Bi u.-dics Gentlemen’s sea otter and leather Cups Cloth and chinchilla Cups Black and drub heaver and rornm Hats Willow Wagons and Table Mutta. Millinury and Fancy Goods Of ull descriptions. A Srt.ENDID ASSallTMEM OF JEWELRY A PER FUMERY And a large and complete assortment of WIITTUR CLOTHI1TO. AI.SO, BOOTS & SHOES. 100 pnir sewed and nailed Wellington Bools Jackson Hhootees Ladies’ Prunella and Leo I lie r Bootees “ Black und colored, heeled Pumps “ Walking Slmos. White satin Pumps Misses ami children’s hoes and Bootees of every description BLUE PLAINS. . t Which lie offers for wale on Iris usual low terms. I IrunSury, should exert nn influence, ro- ,Dec. 10—30—tf . volting to the moral sense or hostile to the POAVKIIS & NAFEW (general views and correct feolifi£? of this Have witJiir. a few days rooeived and opened, nn eoniniunilV ? And tlnjSc to whom are additional supply of j x vii:i'niltt*tl lire high and saerjud trust of FOURTH VOLUME-—NUMBER :A. ’ porish fnrntrr ; dial omf.s'lrayp no PhflJ Beasozianle Dry Goods! rofmil| g tlie o i>«nioiia of tho young, should ; lie man, whose characters would uflurd o Hat die,nr, Cutlery, su (r lcicm g unr .a U ioe, d.ui, from thm. ut f.titfnmn i * ensl > ** ,e in'oros's of religion should sus- y', , . <?■?ttlOBliaio, j mip neither ouirago nor injury. ■ o-'iuji' 1 ' stock very conuM-tv. Lei it now he iiiqiiircd uhelher tiny Mhw i. exerted or tea- Rnd tliay uftLirllii'm ul niiiJvrate price*. 1 suitable Solicitude indulged upon lliesc They respeikfully solicit n eomiiiaiinee of pa-1 points. I »ppeul lo llie guardians of the tronaea rroiii-tja ir friends and iho public. I iutorcst .and safely, by ull.die so- —'—- - T; L- I lemnitiiis under which power is exercised, AUCTIONEER. ! to any, whether in die appointment of Rinion hni expediency; ififl the po • llie feeble have no limec; hod m-*.,.!:*.? friend ; dial die desolate on lulu I- rjJ guardian, and !hat«secrot crimes air nev er known in Henvrii; artif ihf-h h'.,<v ' speedily would injustice and r<vmor$eV. •: rapacity, Sensuality and lerklcs n.ilrt-f'.- 1 lies*, ttutnplc on all die harrier oHtfv fiiill right, and involve the ricibteons aiid uie’;- ed in irretrievnhle perils iuVd disorder. L21 us ilien my friends nppftingh dm TlirOne of-Merry tvidi bur iniiier uiid fervent prnybrs ; let us besiege it bv mgliF altd by dhv, dial we may hr 'delivered (i om the dreadful-nod Ida: In ing infl ;f UCt» of nil heartless and insidious scoffers iu mu' places of education: And let us n s .h o logo forth to onr duty in life, wtfh dVo solemn purpose of rescuing, so far as dm power may be given us, tho nurslings el penury, from llie ijarkohss of ipnoicr.ee," and from all tieluisiltg anJ puisiinotis r.s- sociatio(is. Wo can nevfcr h-gili it, - work of education too daily; Ifct me rot:- troi the fountain, and you 'btUsi take, the Stream, as I yield it to ybti; Tlie Im pressions of right nud wiong fer.t ivt d in infancy, tiro as we all know, hv llir lit ■ most durnblu that aie cvtT made tipou o'. And indeed, while every thing around e > appear to hear the marks of'dJjlHbrr C and decay, und I uni Hbllj'lv matie to alizc wiflt mournful feelings, tIn. utiav.. ! able and wasting influence of tltite : v'l ■>; the friends whom 1 have loved, at > ' ing into the tomb, and every H;om of eatly joy, and early labors, is m . ing Htvay: white the learned lessons of schools,ate more mu! more forgot ten, it principles ninth my moihorgavc me, an . the hopes which sho inspired, they alinm are found la brighten nud expaml, to grbw purer mid stronger, as l advance Open tho exhausting journey of lift. 4 ’ nnilF. public U respectl'ully iiifunned (hat by a insti uctots of youth, any respect has been m vote of *10 ciupniipsioiiors tho snliranbor observed or even tlrotiglll of, for tho pa* hnabeeDappotSteilan Auctioneer forrho town ol , ... ,, 1 • • Colimrtiu*. • fcmul anxiety, the Christian principles, lie also informs hi. friends and ihe public dint f nud eternal hopes of a Christian people ? having tome knowledge of the ImsinS.-H, lie feels i I appeal Iu the parenls of youth, wilh « confident of giving *ndsf,ci(..n lo nil Who may perfect consciousness of tlioir comparative favor him with their l>u*ui«»»9. I , . » „ , , (!icl|)ulrssnc&s under the necessity ninth is Any miuirmp bis* porsict“». Uy addrt’o.T- - . . - r a line.to tlfu Columbus Bouk-storo, ivvodooi.** j t*|*«>n them, embracing such opporlunit «€*s iL w ill inert the (.’clujnbuf* Bank, Bioad-str with jirompt uttention E S. NORTON, Auctioneer. January 7—31 GRAPE VIXEN. fllHE Siit»pfritif*rv huvn yu». for aoNi. 1*3 or B l5,fK)t> CUTTINGS and 2.500 HOOIFD VINES, ol ovory variety, at llioir Vineyard, near Hamilton, Ilunib county, which they will hcII on twelve lnohllu*' credit, and at reasonable prices. N. B. Mr. James Kivlin is our agent nt this pfcree, where u list of tho different vines cun bo iuu.n— lie wil* also attend to all orders left wilh him. GITRKV Si HARWELL CVlnmhiis.Jrm. 4-34—4! (OLtMBVN Circulating Library. ul'eilucnlioii as lire within dieir reach i hut I appeal lo them to spy, whether, when satisfied dial an influence was at work among the young, injuriuus in tho best in- lerests of society, and utleily ruinous to their own purest and long cherished hopes: whether they have bupu justly impressed with tho enormity of the evil! Whether they have as yet given to it that deep and enduring..consideration, of which it is so eminently worthy f Whether they have labored lo remove tint nuisance, with the earnestness and fearless honesty, which were due lo themselves, as citizens and ■ Christian j/arents 1 j O ! how disastrous is tho influence Fg7ISl: suli-crib'.i rnspcri/ull) inliums the in [ which genius and learning confer, if it ho mts nr Coliiiiilme and the ncighhor e linl.il i exerted to distuth men’s trust in their (Creator; to unsetile die fountimiun of hond.ili.il in- l.iliraiy is now open fur the i tion of suliKcrilicra. Tin f.ilirtirv will comdsl uf i ,. . i . . , . „ ftoliginiiH \torl.H, Travels. History, Biogn.nhy, 'hligtousdefy; to destroy all reverence t'oeme,ItoiiKiiRi H. A'ovels lie-view’s, Magazines, for sacred institutions, and to loosen the &c.&c. lie also infirm* the public ihai liu Ims ; bauds of society, by releasing the young | As^oan | ^ 8,1 ,'!}? “ ?«** « I ns the patroiuiga will admit ofilw nmlcrtnhiiig, a | Occouiiluhiltty, mid ol (lie loveliness of Bunding Hnom will ho nddod lo the above, (rue j Cliristiiui virtue mo known |o impose.— lur llm suhsurdicr*. which will ho well supplied ■ O ! how fiondliko is it lo employ a teach- w,,h newspaper* Iron, diUeront pa,Is P rtho cuun-1 ll0 , l0 , nUo ,| ie ' young with ' Terms.—For one vonr ten liars, mm half iu j mo ' jk Olllhusinwil along llie pu'tll ol truth : advance—Si< ,i,ontli*,*iz dullars, unu Imlfin ml ' not to cherish lhove sacred convictions fur the uurjiase of defraying tlie debts of tlie r lute firm of iIatk.ma* Si and iudisputa-; 500 pair Negro fcflmcs, a good article, ble titles to Prize holders will u..' tVade lo^it.— 1 AT ftn Reference 011 ibie point may be made to C ir con and Grant, kwi is. I humusion, who arc flgtijits j tf 4 mviir i l* r 4 iiAr*i r ti*n'v of tho principal creditors. Refiironee as to thd ARE Si. CROCKERY Value oftbu property, &c. may bo made to M chnol Kelly, NYilhound Harries, or Dr, Ellis of Macon—dr to Dr. Douglass, ofTliomaston. The Lottery will ho drawn u« soon as the Tickets are nil sold, or if not sold within n reasonable ,ime, the money will be returned to tho purchasers of Tickets, 'i’lio Tickets will be deposited with responsible Agents in Thouiarton, Macon, Mill- cdguvillo, Augusta, Savannah, Charleston, and perhaps in some other places, who will retuin the money in their hands till tlie l ottery is termin ated. Tlie draw ing will bo hiinet intended by Jaipos Snearcs, Joseph Sturges, thomas Goode, and Ih ubeu J. Crews, E?qrs. of 'iliomaston. For a 11 or»particular description of the Frizes reference in*iy bo had 10 the Bills or Schemes, which may he fouud wilh the Agents. Price uf Tickets $5. Ao Jhduction on Prizes, E. FEATHEKSTON Has received by steamers Balihnoro and Flaqae- mine, a general assortment uf Thoma-j J. 13. BATEMAN. Doc 9. 1631. Coiu.m. l "*s, Ort. 20—34—tf NEW GOOD8. GROCERIES, CONSISTING of \Vo«t India Sugar, Wwst € t India Molasses of n Rond quality. Conco THE SUllSC'RIllERS R KSPfX'TlTMY isform their friend* and l WILLIAM JONE8 &. C°. H AVE just received the following prlicles, to wit: 2 hhds. extra fine St. Croix Sugar, I hhd. English Island Molasses. 1 pipe Cogniac Bruudy, Hennery’s brand, 10 bids. Canal Flour, 2 cu-Its imitation English Clioese, 6 firkins prime Goshen Butter, 20 hbis. Afttckerol, No. J, 2 3, 10 boxes spermaceti Cnndles, Fresh Hyson Tea, Heavy ill nek Pepper, Do. Pimento. 20 boxes Window Glass, 6 b\ 10, 10 bags old White* Coffee. WM. 11 HARPER, Partner. Jan. 12—So—tl vuncu. Subscribers will be ullowed to change their hooks as often jls once a day if required, and not allowed more than oho woik out ut a time. Any subscriber losing or injuring a volume, will he charged lor (lie r*-tt. (I y The subscriber takes this oppeitunity to return, his simple thunks to those who huve so liberally couie foiward and bo-towed their names in aid of the above undertaking. E. 8. NORTON, Broad Stnrt. Nov 12—25—if wlmii ennoble cliardctcM ; not to inspire iho mimi with admiraiion for what is grout and good und vonuiubio in iho his tory of its nice; not to breathe into it a .sympathy with moral beauty and grau- dour, a love ofviitne, and « perpetual thiist for something higher and purer und nobler, than it has yet attained; but ra ther to nurse und diicrt the bitterest feel ings of revolt and disdain against every arrangement, which the experience ol the 150 PiivlinRe* DRY HOODS. , Hlmus. Ilurihvaro. Uuuilj-niaJo riutliing, ic. hy i good lias tudlowud ! Iu blight piely in llie steamer Bultimuro, just ruceiviul by | bud ; and by a look and a sneer, lo destroy Dee. 1— 99—1 f 1 •LMNG.I.ui. | micrly mill forever ail tho inestimable — li^BtfRANCE | a Chrislinn moliier’s player, and T HE Aueuatn Insuranre mill nankin* Com- I'l’ . , . . pany will insure prodnen ami wcreliamlian ' * cn " C0I1CI -‘ VC u) "O injury 10 SOciOly SO uRainat the ilunRer* uf River Navigation on good j serious us ibis. 1 cull conceive of no in- stcainbonts and oilier livn craft, and upon gaud j lirv SO serious nml impurdonublc, ns he vussela fruin Apiilaclneela la New (Irlenns or tho ! i.^ict*, whose labors- lo subdue (lie young into un abandonment of all tlie restraiti- i ing sanctions of roligion ; who seeks to j destroy llio very inllaence of goodness, by coiislamly doi iding all die illustrious iiiHnes, who liavo united a reverence for tho Doily, with their distinction among I'lii-v will alee take lire ri.-ks I ! efuimlise and ntediico. Atlantic citii: upon liuildini's, men tiEO. W. DILLlNGl'lAM, A/rent. iVov r.-yo—if ATKINSON’S Sntuctiitt? 3£i)cnhrfl ^Josit. A WEEKLY Family Newspaper, devoted in ' men; with whom Johnson and Newton, e€ ‘ u ‘ Lu - • n,,ivb - Agr “ \^ k ° «» j «•“« »“*' ■»«« This niiscellimy i* of the largest estti impc Jones and Cotrper, arc ull drivelling big rial ulus., handsomely printed on .mail typa and ots; will', wi:ll a cant of rospcct upon his good paper. It embrace* principally in it* con- i li|„ for tho oracles of truth, is forever ,e " l,! quoting them with a profane and vulgar I. The general NcsWh of tho we* k. Foreign t COTTON WAITED. • iho public jpmerally, that they are receiving j : BUBycniDLirs wish to vunriUKK Peach Brandy, Apple Brandy, Gin. Whiskey. Cider, Apples, Cheese, Cavendish Tobacco ciif-» ferent qualities, Powder, Lead, Rice, Loaf Sugar, | Soap in bars nml cakes, Pepper, Alepice, SuU, 500 pieces Castings of various sizes, Sweden | Iron of various qualities. Nails from four to twen- ; ty pennies, Brads of different sizes. In hUuc | previously, lluts, Shoes, Combs, Looking-glass- es. Hardware, Cutlery, A c. all of Which he of • ({trs at the lowest market prices. C alum has, Ju0 J2—33—v4 opening at tiieir old eiund 313, KING STREET, (Pijaiieiitoit, S. <£. S f.ARGE AND NPI.KNDIU ASSORTMENT OJ* HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND FA1TC7 GOODS ; T«> which tho attention of Country Merchants vi siting tlie city for supplies is invited. SMITH, HARRIS <fc Ca. ClnrHejlen, 91—4iij 1000 BAGS COTTON OR which tl.cy will pay tim liighoat cn.h p;>ce that any fincign market uulhutize*. SMITH <V MORGAN, M. \V. FERRY. Culanthu*, Oct. 2a—S4—tf BOLTING V L O T II N, O F the first, sec n l and third qualities, for sale hy May J1 % STEWART 6t FONTA1N. *53—tf and Domestir, gh-micd from the diflerent papers of the Union, condensed into as sin.ill n compass as is consistout with a rcleuUon of its epiiit aud interest i!. Original and judiciuuidy aeloflcd Article*, cry department uf Literature, Sketches of History'. Hi igrapliy, M->rul 'J’ale* and Fain vs “ Uur.'il t.c l.cvttomy, iiuntorous ami amusing Foetry Aacedotr.' The terms of subscription are J2 per nnnuni, payable ia ndvnncu or fit I -Jfi for six months.— Orders for tho paper, wilh dtruetions wliete und how to be forwuruad. containing the amount of subsc license ; who tcachos, directly aud indi rectly, that tho Sabbath ar.d tlie ordinan ces of God, are senseless imposition, u- pon human credulity, that prayer ia n mockery—if there bo u God— and If there ho no God—what llicn?” Aye, wo ask it, vhat then t Let hut ouv land be cursed ol God with it prevalence of such gross delusions as these, and the coiivu,sions of society would every whore and quickly tell you, »cAa< (Arn i Let hut our young utteniioni'by addressing^' <neclwl,h men be taught to believe, that the due. E. H. NORTON, Agent. Columbus Nov. 19—243 JOB PRINTING Neatly Fxcmtcd at this Office. trine of human immortality with its im posing associations is ull a fable ; that hu man existence has no eternal purpose; that man is no more iltun you see him, now tlin cioatnre of chance, and soon to TO I’HB I’L'ULir. While the public inttid temainrtl in tlld high state of oxcliMiiem, to ttliich if hatl been carried hy the partial riid itiflam- matory reproftenuttidns of certain offei.tr, conirrtMied by n few misguided tnem'nerts of the Masonic f|isiitutihii/iu a sislhr Spite ; it seemed to the tmtloisigned fff'siiltiii:? i.f Boston and vicinity] to'be expert- nt .. rr fraiti from n public > xpre*ictnof thr-it j r .;,. ciplas or engagements as ntasunsi Li t believing tho lime now to he folly entr.. ’ when thoir fellow citizens will lereivt with candor, if not with satisfaetjou, a so.enir, und uncqnivdcal genial •film allegatioO-t tvltich during tlie last five years, in cons quence of tfcuir connexion with the iYJ.i- -onic Fiatcrnity, have been reiterated a- gitinst them, llit'y respectfully ask phVhils- sion to invite attention lo thh subjoined DECLARATION. Whereas, it lias boon lieqnftnfly asst r;. cd and publiahed lo tlto Woild, that in tho several degrees of Fioentasoun, as they are conferred in the Uuitcd States, tin, candidate, on Ins initiation and subsequent advancement, binds hintse|f by oath to sill- tain his masonic brethren in acts ythich o at variance with the fundamental piinc- ples of morality, aud incompatible with his duty as p good and faithful ciliaen; in juslico therefore to themselves, and wi : lt a view to establish Itu:h und expose impo sition, the undersigned recipients of every degree of Freemasonry, known and ac knowledged in this country, do most so lemnly deny the cxistence’of any such ob ligations in the Masonic Institution, so far as ttur knowledge respectively extends And tve solemnly aver lint , no person is admitted to the Institution without fi- t being made acquainted witli the natuu -f the Obligations, which he will he rcquin J to incur and assuHie, Freemasonry secures its members in the freedom of thought and of spm t h, and permits each and every one to act icc.nu ing to llio dictates of Ills own conscif co in mutters of religion, and of Ids person al preferences in malters of politics. I' neither knows, nor does it assume lo inflict, upon its erring members, however wide nifty he their aberrations front duly, any penalties or punishments, other than tho o of admonition, suspension, and expulsion. The obligations of the Institution re quire of its members a strict obedience to the laws of God and of Man. So f .r from being bound by any engagements in consistent witli tiro happiness and prosper ity ol the Nation, cvety citizen who be comes a mason is doublly bound to ho true to his God, to his Country, and to his fellow men. In (ho luiigu.igu of llio “ Ancient Gonslilutions" of iho Older which arc printed mid open for public in spection, and which are used us text books iu all the Lodges, “ ho is required to keep and oboy tlie Moral law; to he a quiet U|ttl moral citizen: true to his government find just to his country." Masonry disdains the making ofptosfe. lyles. She opens the portals of Her asy lum to those only, who seek admission, with tho recommendation of a character unspotted by inimoralify and vice. Sho simply requires of the candidate his iissont to one gteat fundamental religious truth the existence and providence of God; and a practical acknowledgement of those in fallible tiocltincs lor the government oflifir which are written by the finger of God, on the heart of Matt. Entertaining suclt sentiments ns masons, ns citizens, as eluistians, and ns ntor.il men, and deeply impressed with tl.ti con viction that ti^e ^lasouie Ins'ijmlctT In*