Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THR UNION OR THB STATES, AND THE SoVehEIGNTY Of THE STATES?*'
m.i n.»e |IW. W»»
BY VAN NfcJ&S, BETHt7NE & CLfftE.
COLUMBUS. GEORGIA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1832.
„T3E?r ■-fjosmm^mernmm
FIFTH VOLUME-NUMBER 32
TUG EXftUmER
18 PUBLISHED WEEKLY, ...
A T three dollars per annum, payable in aB-
vance: or four dollars if not paid Tor before
the end of the year.
Adtorti^chknts will be Inserted attho Tates
of seeenty-five cents per hundred Words lor tiro
first insertion, anth fifty-cents for each week’s
continuance, in all advertisements, the words
that do not amount to an even bundled, will bo
considered as an hundred,, and charged as such.
When the number of insertions of an advertise
ment is not specified, it will be continued until
orbid, and charged accordingly:
Sheriffs’ add other Oiticers’ advertisements in
serted at eusiomary rates.
Letters to the Editors on business must be.
post-paid; and in all discs whero.it is not done,
the postage will be charged to the writer.
SALK.3 OF LAND, by Administrators* Exe
cutors or Guardians, are required by law to be
held on the first Tuesday in-the montbi between
the hours often in the forenoon and throe iu the
afternoon, at the Court-house in the chanty in
which the, property is situate. Netico of these
are to be given m.a puhlicga/.etto SIXTY DAYS
previous to the day of sale.
SALES OF NEGROES mast be at public
auction, on the first Tuesday of the month, be
tween the asnal hoars of sale) nt tllo place hf
public soles in the county where the Letters Tes-
Eottes of this state, and at tlio door'of iho court
house where such sales are to be held.
Notice for.the sale of Personal Property must
bo given in like manner for FORTY D.'
(A VS
previous to the day of sale. _ v
Notice to the debtors and creditors of an Estate
must be published FORTY DAYS. -b
I Notice that application will be made tp-the.
Court of Ordinary for LEAVE TO ’SELL
LAND, mast be published FOUR MONTHS.
Notice for LEAVE TO SELL NEGROES
mast be published for FOUR MONTHS, be
fore any Older absolute shall be made thereon by
thojjour!^'
coMMissjoir;
AND
BTORAGS BUSINESS.
T E Subscribers make a lender of their ser
vices to thetr friends and tho public .in’the
above business. They have in progress ua exten
sive W are-ouse and Close Store, which will be
ready for the reception of produce and mCrckan.
disc by the .first eptember next, siHiuted in O-
gtelhorpo street east of and near to ttis Insurtinne
Rank. The convenience arising from its iniiub-
diiito neighborhood to that piirt of.fho' tpiVn ip
which the principal part of tlie; cotton vviil bo
sold, renders it a tjcsirablo place for the planters
to deposit their produce, They will feel grateful
for any consignment or orders with which they,
may bo favored, assuring their frjemls that their
.unruniitted attention Will be exeried to promote
’their interest- They will be prepared to make
liberal advances on Cotton and other produce and
merchandise when required'.
WM. IL HARPER,
FELIX LEWIS?
Columbus, Aug-, 11—13—tf , •
HOOKS.
, Cheaper.I\an ever offered before.
T HE Subscriber intending to close the sale
LAW BOOKS otiers tile ibllow-
ing at the prices annexed. . Persons wishing . to
purclinso Law Rooks, will dp Well to order im
mediately. "
.VValkeEs Repdrts,2 vols. " $10 00
Pqtnrp’ Condensed Reports,
Staikm’s Reports,*.! vale.
WnshingtCn’s Reports, 2-voJs.
Dallas’ Reports,- 4 yols. . '
bay’s Reports,3 vorls.
Rmqfdrd ebd East’s Reports, 4 vols.
Svvanston’s’ Reports,
Hoffman's Cases. .. -
Chancery* Cases,
Roper ou Property, 2 vols,' -
Saundors on Pleading, 3 vpls:
Law of Infancy) , .
Law nf Patents.
Kent’s Commentaries; 4vol4.
Christian’s BJatkstonc, 4 vols:
fi Oil
o mi
14 00
r on
moo
.1 :;5
3 o(X
COO
.8 00
3 .50
2 ‘25
18 00
C 00
Aichbold & Christian's Blnckrtone 4 v’s. 10 00
ArchMd’s. Blnckstone, 4 vols. H.00
Archbolti’s Appendix, , 3
Powell on Devises, T' 50
"Ciniwf. on tteal Property, 4 vols/ '• ' 14 00
Bincbstono, 1 50
VVoodfuIFb landlord-and, Tenant, . 4 00
Pothler onJObiigntion, 2 vols. 7 00
Archbd|d r H Practice, 2 00
UeUerts on Fruuiis, • ] • . tl 00
firjxwn CircpiyCompnnionTN 300
Perkins oh Conveynncy, J 0ft
CbjUy's Pleading. vl vols. 1100
Oliver’s Precedents, ' 1 . , 350
Unrortiond’aNisi lYnis, p % 2 50
Chilly’s Criminal JaRW.3 vols. 14 00
Ingeftoll's Abridgement, ,. 5 00
Hull’s Lr^v Journal, B vols'. ? - 12 (Kl
PoGr ell on Mbrfgogrta. 8 00
LiKva of (inprgin, of Forfco. • • ‘ 3 00
. Orders frAm tlmrCountty enclosing tho cash,
wtU mecMYrth immediate Attention. . . -
t. S. NORTON, t
Odol/nr 1 ' ■
. -UOLttMBUS ■
HAT STORE,
NOUBSE & CLARK
*V.\yKfeoe/ved l>6m tb$ factoryIho Jdte
Sm • arrivals. . , \ ;* v . -
Uuls of the. latc,sl fashions,
’, —cuysiMTUO ov-r-
Black, IV/ilhe' and lirak. Rocky. Moun-.
tain litAver a^rl Oiler
HATS, ' •
Of a.very superior quality, making their assort
mput extensive ajod complete. , •
-r—ALSO*—
CAPS,
Coniisfifig of Spul. Leather, Chinchilla,-Circas
siiui and Children’s fancy silk.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
. , 03* Uash paid for Hatting I’ura.
Feb 17^40^1/
NEW FIRM,
GENERAL AGENCY
AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS
Columbus, Gtorgio..
T HE subscribers respectfully pequniut their'
friends and the public that they have furm-
cd a connexion in the above butmeso, under the!
name and style of
SHORTER, TARVER & O
They have commodious nhd extensive' arrange
mentsin progress for tile roccptinu and stmuge of
prodnee, and will be prepared tnmnkn advances
on the same while ins torpor under slppment 40
New Orleans or New York.
E. S. SHORTER
BF.NL P. TARVER'.
May—19—1 JAMES ll. SllORTER.
aiotfifiis
J. S. SMITH & C«.
HXXT DOOR TO THX C0LDMBU8 BASK,
Have received a handsome assortment of
STJimSE CLOTHING,
CONSISTING OF
Blnck Bombozinp COPY'S and COAIEES,.
Do. Circassian do. - do.
Brown and Green Merino Circassian do.
Cisinett Frock and Dress do.
Blucji lasting do. do. . dp.
ROUND JACKETS.
Black Bombazine Round Jackets,
Broivn Linen and Cotton do.
Do. Stripod do.
VESTS.
While and figured Marsaillcs Vests,
Do. , do. Valuncip do.
Plain do. - Bilk do.
Do. . do. Vclvot do.
'Do. do. Swaasdowndo.'
,. 1 ; Pantaloons. f
Black Bombazine ami 1,listing l’ar.taIcons,
Do* CircaRsiftn * \ • do.
Brown and black Brochillaa do.
White aud brown Linen Drilling, do.
Do. Cotton , -_ do.
Dnib Merind Casiniere Pants, /
Do* Roan do. do| ’
CoriK and Russia Duck .do. ^
Fuatian doj, 7 ' *
LinonaShirts withRuflles, ^
White do.
Brown do. .
ianen and Cotton Draws, y • ;
Negrth.Clothing, v •
All of which tliqy oiler far sole at lpw prices.
Columbus, Aprilldr—48~tf ,,
C. W. DILlINGHAiyX,
. . HAS FOR SALE ' r
BARRELS prime pickled Pojk, pul
, _ up.Undcr inspectioh ut Cincinnati, .1
20,000 lb«. Bacon, ... . ■ * • ’
l>0 Jbbta. Mackerhl, !
lt)0 do Now Orleans Molasses,
50 do WestornWhilikoy,
200 do. Now Orleans, b’ugur,
50, do low priced t^ugur,
200 socks Liverpool gronud and Turk’s Isl
and Sait,’ ' '
.150 bolts Brown's cdlebrated Kontacky cot-
POWERS & NAPEW
A RE now i,pduing tlieir assortment of Goods
lor the Spring end Bummer, consisting of
super blue, black and tfrawn Cloths, Linens,
Printed Musins,' CaUcikrs, GingKums, Silks,
Fancy Shawls and Scarfs, Ribbons, Head Ihigs,
Gloves. Arc. Also, Krmivetts, Yrdliiw Nankeens,
Black Princetta, * oncU Linens ami- Drillings,
&*. fur gunllemen's'vfe'ir. Blakk and 'Drub
llcavor Haig, superior duality,
Kcailt/'-mauc Cldthing,
Cohnnhua, March &f-43 .
n o i h$fT& C L A ll li
HAVK JUST KtCEJVkO AN ASSOilTMliNr OV
WHITE BEAVES. HATS,
A Mplconld urticlo.
also,—summer clothing
M„y.J4—bvf-fir
fJrS
10Q sides uppprYeal.lior,-
3.000 lbs. solu Loathiil,
80 coils bale Rope,
5.000 lbs. blue grk Grindstones.
May Ilk—J
WIW. P. 9SAIONS,
H AS tuUerrihr store next door to Smith
Morgan, secondIVom L J. Davies iV Co.
corner.of Btoiid and Randolph street*, where he
lias j,ast roonivojl (oigbt day* from New Oilcan*)
a .general HAsortimMit of ,
grocGrikh.
100 bids ^acar t
50 bags Coffee, .
300 sacks Salt,
■ £00 pioedis cotton Bogging'.
«Q coil« Rope, ■
50 hMs. WnnjUcv, ‘ •" •»'* »
*20 do.'NortWn (Fwi, • . ,
.20 do. P. Riyu, . ,*
60 do. ‘Molasses,’'
.10 do. old MrniutigaHnl.i Whi^f-y..
1 pipoCognim'Brtmdy, » %
. 1 dbk Holland ^-in-.
30 obis. Mackerel, Nt». 3,
'.* '•/ 10 do. do. No. 1.
20 ilo. superfine Flour . ' ’ f
.So'eatdt* Nail**
lg.000, Ibf Bacoft, ,4*
'lVncriilb Witio r
Alalnga ^ do. *.
'Muscat dti.*' - ''
'' ' : durot * ‘do.
' Cordiais, Lcrnon Fyrup, * ^
Haisins^Soap, loaf Sbfitar,
. JRIcOgSogrio Candles, Toiinpcb,
With motHy otli^r Articles in his line, Which will r be* tne .most P/fd'ctJlkl
be sold on accommodating terms.
Columhu>», ,lunoO---4-—-ti*
f rom tho Esses Register.
THR Malays. , •
The following is iho tdliojf > reforred to
in our last, givlpg an aiieount of Hie ntlack
upon Qunliali Runoo, aiul of subsequent
tfansnclions. The letter \»as written by
a yoibrg g('iii!entnn,of , 'tliis’wwn, an officer
onboard the P.oloraaC,.aid who was qt*
taclied in ihe’Vrifindsiiip, ttlioso capture,
tils well ktiowri guvoriso lo lho attack Up
on tjiinlhih Riitiob. It was fecciy^rl by
ihe brig Neptuiie,jCapt. Ofigooil, who of-
rived licre from Cadang on the ISth inst.
U. 8. Fiuoati'-FocomuC, J
— < . (Ijr Sov-Sbe- Ifcsl Cvqsl of SHm/Ura,}
• • • 1 . -i ’ V Fehruttrv 7,1852. S
^‘Wcairivod .6ff Quallah Unttoo, on
the Sib of February; about fivo miles from
the lawn, hoisted Umiisli colors, and used
every ilienns to disguise the ship. A( 4
o’clock iu tlie evening, the Uife.UOM Went
on shore to reconnoitre, with the first liou-
leiYntit itftd Mr. lidson of the Marines, as
captain mid supercargo., and tho.other
- iiMilr'imiils, iviih two past midsliiprtien, in
i suilc,r8’cosfunio, n» iliq tioai’s crew. On
• their approaching tho shofp, thb' natives
| coilenlyil in great, numbers oo lhe bench,
i armed with erenses and swords, with evi-
j dynt, signs of hostility,' -Mr. Shttbrlck,
.'tliitifcingit not safo to land, mideuVored to
! persuade softie of the principal men 40
Womb oh hoardi- to contract -for pepper,
! am! pil,li the ship inside the shoals; but
(iiiding ihoy would not‘come, Hhd sus- 1
peeling liny -know we were a ship of war,
the heal returned, after ah absente of
llireu houis. -Aliuitsei, commenced hoist
ing out'the bents, and making preparu-
lioitb for^disombi(i kingi In the meantime
ylib Comlniidoie called a consultation of
the o(Beet s of,the expedition, to determine
np.dti the 6'e'jl rpndo j»f attack; and con-
j cLutiu-l tlje duo'previously suggested would
WAREHOUSE
AND
10,000 DOLLARS
M FEW TiokotiiJhr the above Pfiiso may be
■A. bad by a . Jigsoon-.,
SECOND DAY!8 DRAWESG OFTHE
Mittedgeftilte Street Loilein.
Will take place on Saturday tho '8U1 day ©f l)e-
■ffpir\ber at tho Court Huua© ift Millc^o eV *H®» at
10 o’clock, k. M., nt which tiipc >\uU be deposited
in ti»c wheel the follow|u" .
SPLENDIH PRIZES V"-
1 PRIZE. Ob; $10,000
! 'W
■ "l ' '
1
..IV'.y
1 200
. In additiJn'Jo tla'se now floating in tho wlie.ul,
vr.t: . 1 , • 1
• ' I OF
JUST RECEIVED
T 4IR following crticle©. together with a large
und'fretih supply of
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass, Sfc.
vi%.
Swaipa's Panacea, compound Syrup of Sarsapa
rilla; . compound extract ColocyAtlu Extracts pf
Uanfian, Rtieii, Juhip, Aconituin, Valerian, Cin-
chonu, . Suhma, Circutn; Denurcotircd Opii;
Black-drop; Indelible Ink; Prestoit’s SnlU; Es
sence of Mustard; Bear’s Oil; Rowjund’s Macas
sar Oil*, Rowland’s Essence of Tyre, or imperial
dyoj for changing red or grey hair to blnck or
brown; compound Chlorine; Tooth Wash; for
cWning And preserving the teeth and guma, and
cleaning tho mouth; Otto of Roses; all the essun-
tiut Oils, and a go acral assortment of Perfume-
riesi also, Hydrometers, for ascertaining the
strength of spirituous liquors.
CLIFTON &/KENNEDY.
Columbus. Aug 10—f3j—tj
COMMISSION BUSIM^SS.
T HE subscribers having e Ago god m Um above
business,respectfully tender their services to
theirfrieuds and tlie public,'in tlie Sforage, rfille.ahu | °lyp
shipment0/ Cotton abd oriier prodndo, anff>ecciv- ur ' y,, l,r
ing And forwarding fiiercbandise. They are build
ing apd will have ready for th© rpceptjon of Cotton
by the commencement of ihe ensuing fall! »large
new Ware-House, situated on* Randotpli.street,
which is constructed on the inoRt appro veil }»lnh,
perfectly convenient'to the business part of the
town; and being comparatively rviyolbfinrv oBit*r
buildings, is inoasoraldy exempt from danger by
fire. Trusting they shall hnvo it in their newer
to doahiple justice to lliotfe wlio m«V he plu*flA< d
to favor them with tl»eir business, and to extend to
them the most liberal iiocominodjitioo ambudvnn-
ceson Cotton, they flutter themselves that they
will be enabled to giro general satisfaction, and
earnestly solicit a patrrtnngo and friendly support.
f MORRIS. EVANS? & C’q.
Columbus, Aug. I—12—if , ..
r : ;. r * *: f -
21 - 7 • " ' I#
And-1 he fir?t drawn No. will bp entitled 10 a prize
of $1,000. U will bo seen dial tho chance lo$ a
prize; is lur grantor than ut any previous drawing.
Person* at a distance will do well to order tickets
immediately, \mbut fowtemnintmhand* Urdhrs
enclosing tlie cu?h t postage paid, yiiU meet with
pcmnpt uttontion. • . •
yVtiuks Halve# $ r j—Qrs. S? 50
e. s. Norton.
' . ' Agrill fur the 'Managers.
Droml-stront, Columbua—20—tf
C.OTTCM.
MORGAN will-wish to purchase
early jn the FAll,
1000 bales of Cotton,
in square packages and Kentucky bagging, weigh
ing between four hundred ami lour hundred und
fifty pounds, purposely forthe New Orleans mar
ket, thr which a liberal prioo will bo given.
-..July 11—Qt-tf - . '
Berage Sliuwls
Ctape Sgarfs
Do. Shawls
E\V FIRM AT N
apalashicoLa,
general agency
BL
aNd
COMMISSION BUSINESS,
T IIE .subscriber*. r<»sncrtfully af;«n»aint tlmir
friends and the public,tbutlbey have form
ed a connexion in tho above business, under the
name and stvie of ^ . *
MTOURSE A TAYLOR.
Their Ware-Houses Sro extensive, and tlreir
facilities for nansacting tlieir business equal tu
those of any combutitor id their line.
HIRAM NOURSF,,
HENRY R- TAVLOR.
Sept: 18th 1832—19.
Shorter, takver &.c°
« A VJ5 trccoived by the late nrrrval* the lbl-
lr wing goods on consignment, which they
oner or favorable terms. :■
55 h /rels choice Cider,
30 fioAC* Newark pippin do t >
70 barrels Cincinnati Wlfiskey, k
fd) ■barrels'N. Oilcans Mplasses,
S 12hhds. B^con^
I 20 barrel* pickled Pork,
10 drain* Fig"* , \ ■ ,
O'hoxoa 8hthriftib Segars, Del Pino celebrated
^mann^icturo', '
50 boxes Virginia and N. C.nrolinn Tobacco,
6quarter casks Mulmscy Wine,
1*50 sacks Salt.
20 case* Izemou Syrup and Lime Juice,
30 barrels Sugar.
Barrels Irish Potatoes,
20 *aqks prime green Coffee,
5 barrel* genuine Mono.ngaheln Whiakey,
PJ'patentliitrshcar Ploughs, made by P* Pursons,
EoGcId, Connecticut, ...
* Cognac Brandy, together with a Variety of
other articles,
aiav ID—I
NEW STORE.
J. s. SMITH & Go
H AVI-; r-miiMOmcd busincssin this place,and
taken tho Store next dour to (lie Columbus
Uauk, uud uflur ful sale ahupilxoinc ussurtmoiitof
Dry-Goods, Clothing,
Hats, &c.
AMONG WUICII AHt-THK VOl.UljVlKG t
Rich Prints,'■' ' French Drilling
Foulard Muslins, London do.
White do. ' White silk PongCo
Irish Linenshnd Lawns lldkt's. ■
Whito Ciithbrio inon Fig’d do. do.
lidkfs Gentlemen’s white anil
Bordered do. lig’d Crirvats
Marble half Huso
White do. do. '
Lambswooldo.
VVhite and.black Loco Cljrk’sSpool Colton
Veils Pins and Needles
Green Gnnv.o do. Patent Thread
Black Italian and Gros Shoe do.
do Nap Silk% Cotloo and uilkUuibrr.I-
Fin’d ohpngeables do. las
Itnl.ond Canton Crapes Bonnet Wire and Reeds
Bl’k fig’d Crape Robes Vsnnharghs, Fustians
Ginghams Bed Ticks
Furniture Prints Brown 3-4 Houiespud
Ladius white silk clock’d “ 4-4 du
Huso Check’d ’ do.
Cotton do. do. Carpeting Rags
Shell, tuck.aud ride Green Table Covers
Combs and stamped Baize
Brazilian do. Dunstable Bonnets
Binding, Ac. 1 case fine Leghorns, Ac.
READY-MADE CLOTH ING
EATS,
As we intend selling for cash, purchasers will
find our bfices lew. J. 8 SMITH dfc Cq*
Columbus; April 6—47—tf
IT E WIT AIT ACADEMY
H e. WELLS &Cp.
AVF. just roceived at the sign of t|ie Gilt
Boot,
4 doZ'fme CALFSKINS.
ALSO,
Lining Skins, Binding, Sfc.
tjnn 2Sr-7—tf
FOR SALE
Rarcklay and Pierson's compound of
CiJBEBSo/SARSAPARILLA.
A SPEEDY, safe und positive remedy for the
carool Gonorrlusa, Gleet, Sliictures, Semi-
Dul Weakness, Whites, pains in the loins, kid-
nins, circulation of Ihe bladder and urethra; Gra
vel and other diseases of tlie urinary organs.-^
Prepared by 8. G, Barcklay, M. D. London.
CLIFTONKENNEDY.
CoUimhns. Aug. lb—13—if
Gamuts for sale ai this Office.
OK GOKSl&KMTemre,
AND FOR SALK BY
SHORTElt, TARVLU & t>.
o pieces Cilcitssiima;
3 “ Superfitio Botnbhy.etts, nssortftd;
82 " Fancy. Prints, do.
G8 “ Plaid and Striped Domestics;
2 “ Negro Clotli (woollen;)
7 “ Sattinett; - « . '
3 “ Fustinus; ’
32 do/., blue, porplo aml red Ptnid lidkfs.
1 10-12 do. French Britannhii do.
2 6^ 12 Britanuias do.
24 LeaUtcr Caps,
1 ps. G-4 Table Diaper,
4 11-12 doz. Pocket Books;
2 (is. sup. black Cm pc;
6 “ Swiss Bqok Muslin;
2 “ Tumbout’d Book d.o.
7 “ “ Leuo do.
2 “ superfine Merino Cloth;
4 superfine Green Table Covers;
5 do. bluo do.'
3, ps. Velveteens;
If) Coverlets:
1 doz. Cambric lidkfs.
. 2 “ blnck silk Gloves;
18-12 do. white do. . ,
GROCERIES.
20 kbls. Prime P (irk;-
9 “ Mackerel No. 3;
4 “ do.’ 'No.-);
1 |>ipe Americnn Biinidy;
• 4 qt. casks Malaga Wine;
2 dii. Teneriffe do.
'! Indian bhl. Muscat Wine;
10 libls. New Orleans lltini;
- 5 •** Loaf Sugar;
• 9 kegs Tobacco;
(i huxi.'s Glianipaigile; '
20 “ Raisins; .
C baskets Swoet Oil;
20 boxes Cider;
8 “ Sugars, first quality; ,
2 “ Sperm Candles;
12 11 Smoked Herring,
10 lings Coffee.
All of which urticleli wijl be sold by wtiolo-
sale nnd on nccoipTnodsting terms. Mer-
chunts from tho country would do well (o
call und examine for themselves.
June 8-4-Atf •
“At- (rail’ oust 2 d'clnd<,pn tho.morning
of i|in 6;h, the troOps (280 men) It,ft the
ship, arranged in the following order: the
first division; ef-GO ifien, commanded by
Li. Pinkhum, tlm second und third,.of 50
mi'i! e«clr t ,the fiirnlor commanded by Lti
Koff, and th* hitter by Lt. ingersoll, (hid
n field pinre, accompanied by 20 men, in
“large of quarter inns tor-Tot ton, assisted
T HE Trustobs of the institution would take
the pleasure of infurnitng the public, that
it is now in operation under the iuperititendartce
of the Re* /. Y. Alkxahokk. ussisteil by Mrs.
F.t.iga Biro. They would also slate tliui. po
pains will be spared to advance the. murals, arid
promote the intellectual improvement of the stu
dents. . Bourd may be had in private familiec
upon moderate terms. And as U regards health,
wo feel confident in saying that Newnon is un
surpassed by any village in the State. Theterni,
of tuition ore proportioned to the hardnyss of lip
times.
The second term of the School will commence
on ,51 outlay tho 9th ofuly. '
E. L- W1TTICH, Set’ry.
June 23—7—tf
ftrorfrit*.
T HE Subscribers have just repcivod and uf-
f«r for sqlo, upon accomti.odating terms, the
“* all '
following arliclus:
by. Swcdcsjrou,
M dkJWh bushn|s ground Alum Salt,
20,01] '
],M(M) lbs. Unsl Steel,
LOUO lhs. Uorinan do. ,
1,000 lbs. Sheet Iron.
fillil Russia Sheet Iron
1,000 Hoop Iron,
200 bills. New Orleans Sugar,
8 lihds. St. Croix do.
100-lytgs Grouo Cofiei;
10. bugs'J'iivH dp.
40 libls. best Flour,
CO boxas Soap,
24 doz. Lemon Syrup,
<i iluz, .Wine Bitters.
400 lbs, soil shelled Alaronds .
30 kegs Dupont’s Powder, >
20 kegs common do.
2dO kegs Nails, a-sortr 1 sizes.
120 bbls. Molasses,
8 bids. Leaf Sugar,
40 boxes Sperm Canales,
20 bids. Mackerel,
350 pieces best Kentucky Bagging,
125 coila Rope, .
20,000 lbs. Bacon.
Together with divers other articles, consti
tuting a full assortment of Groceries
SMITH & MORGAN.
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Sept. 9-4 GEO. W. DILLINGHAM.
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by mitlshipiiran Hart, A division of mu*
rinos, ol GO mpn, under lieots. Kelson und
Ton’eti—the wholo commanded by licni.
Sltubi iqk, who had two aids, with a body
gourd of* men. At 4 o’clock wd arrived,
ill thu plaiq( of drsentbarkatioVt, and not,
wilhutaiiding the morning was excessively
dark; aud a high surf .on the beach, we
lauded ir. |>«rfect silence, without the
least confusion or accident, about one mile
to the norih of the town, aud commouebd
a march towards the town, undiscovered
qnril wo were within a short distance of.
Mahomed’s Fori, when tve were seen by
a number of natives, who immediately fled
in thetown.- -Tlie2d division,tinder lieut,
Koff, was depntched to iMahomed’a Fort
with orders to get possession of the Fort,
without firing n musket, if possible. On
arriving lit the gate way, the Fort opened
a fito upou lhum from three 6 poqntlers
which whs returned with a Volley of mus
ketry., and a brisk fire was kept-up by
both parties for 2 hours and a half; nnd
I nonvirhstitnding our men forced nn cn
J franco iulti the Fori,- the natives fled to
I the citiidol, which is a very strong hold
;'about 20 feol square; and eievated 15 fn'et
, above tlm level of tlie fort, und computed
(•of clods,' 2feet thisk; wtth'two'ombrnsurea
.. Lull four sidus, and defended with three G
- j pouadms, blunderbuss, and nitiskolry
| The emrunce into this strong lltild' was hy
I u draw-bridg'o,. which was removed by Ihe
native's after llntir-retroal into it. Lletit.'
i KolV entered this placo by. metMis of a
temporary bridge which lie throw across,
gotnpiiseu.pf pallisadoes aud other materi--
nls .which lie found about the” fort. This
was accomplished without any material
loss, except 2 men severely wounded.
The enomy lost 12 men kHleti, nnd -,2
wounded—among the letter was Punish
Mahomed, die owner of the Fort, and
one of the principals concerned iu the
capture of tho Friendship, and one man
thnt boarded the ship at the tinio. Tho ma
rines, under- Li.. Kdson, assisted by Lt.
Terrett, made, the attack on the Fort; in
the,-rear, and the first and fourth divisions
tinder Lt. Shubrick, attacked Iho main
tlitJi'r magazine blow up with a tremendous
explosion, but without nay damage to us.
F.inding die enemy, would not surrender,
we were obliged tu force an entrance by
Sonic moans. We effected this by means
of bayonet* thrust in tho walls of the par-
upol; ntnl .tiiR mon threw their mtiskets
over, while others entered, sword,in hand,
took possepsiow, spiked the guns, des
troyed their nmtnucition, nnd hoisted
the A marietta flag on tho rbmpnrls.—
Here wo find 1 man killed, and G.wounded,
2 Wo fear mortally. From Ihe time of
our first attack, the Malays kept op-s ron-
stant_ fire ftQnv every pan of thfl jungle;
also frpftt the.Fort on the southern side of
the river, and about 80 yards'from us.—
Having tbp 3 Forts In our possession,
Lieut. Shubrick Ordered the mariner, und
n sub-division of seamen, lo take posses,
siou of a -fort owned by Kitehaduramen,
und intended previously for Lieut, Pink-
ham; but owing to the groat change in the
town, since I was hero in the Friendship,
I. could not find «u end u,ice. - Here we
mor with, bill tin lo resistance, os the na
tives Red as we entered ihe gate; but ihe
Malays continued to collect in great num
bers in the jungle; the marines hid a se
vere skirmish before wo could drive them',
•ad I regret to say S. Cole was mortally
wounded, arid J. Brown killed. I #u»
standing within a yard of BrmVn when Ho
received, his death wouhd, nnd, thanks bo
to God, 1 escaped without a scratch, and
am How in good health;
Tho Forts and town wore now in our
poaslssiou—nad after sacking tho town,
and finding no property, me set fire tathiit
part ol tho town which- was not already
on firg, epd us the surf was getting high,
called the diyjkioiis together and embarked
under cover bf’llie marine*, bringing off our
dead and wounded., The Malays jiad, to
tho best of our judgement about 100
killed, whii'li was-confirmed by the natives
the fallowing'dayt .
This morniqg, Fob., 7, wo were visited
hy Po-Adum, from Pulo Kio: He in-
(iirtncd us ||iat'-siuee the* capture of tho-
Friendship, -he had not visited Quullah
Battooj that the ntitivos at that place
suppqse him -(Adam) to have haon thb
sole instigatot of the recapture’of tho
Frjepdsbip, und that tlioy.yei held all hift
pruperty ihnt was confiscated at the lime.
The day vve landed, several of the natives
of Quullah Bottoo, attempted tp escape
'in a boat belonging-to Adam- ’ He pm off
*" “buuouniujrTravmirajp, confusioo,
and took u small part of his own property.
He also informed me, that about Novem
ber lust, while absent nn board a French
ship,, the brother 6f the King of Acheen
visited Quullah Buttoo in a cutter of 18'
guiis, Thb Malays reported to him tho
capture of the - Friendship, und tlicit
intention of giving her to him. Tim
king fintjing so good a ship-hud slipped
through his hands by modus of Adam, was
much enraged; he. immudidtnly went to
Kio, and taking advantage ot Adam's-ab 1 -
unco, look possession of the Fort at that
place, and plundered it of all the ammu
nition, and several guns, and every article
of value, tiiriounling to about five thousand '
dollars. Oo Adam's return, ho put his
fort in Us good a stale of dofencs as was
possible, lit a few days Ihe King relum
ed with his cutter, vvitii the intention of
destroying the (town, but he was sadly
disappointed; lie canto inside ibereot,
within 20 yaids, of the fort, and camo to
anchor; Adqrn tlipu pummonced a fire
'from the Fort uud so completely shattered
the sclir. that tlm-ciew junqted overboard
without friug a. gun; and retreated -to
Quailah Buttoo, and when we arriverf shu
wag still on shore, I observed to Adam,
that I thought it a dangerous experiment
in fight wlih tbo Kiiig. -.. He- answered,
>’ If the king no, go ..straight,-T most go
straight—that tuy eustow." ", '
■ fob. 7—This afternoon' 'we ran tiro
ship witbio onu niiio of ihe town; and
opened a fire from'our broadside of twen
ty-five 32-pouuders, long gdns, which wo
Kept Ufffor an hour and a half, when- the
natives hoisted u whito flag, and We ceased
dicing.. -" ;
Feb, 8—at 9 this morning a canoe came
alongside with three natives: onnof them
delivered a message from the Rajali^ re
questing poacn. We sent to the Rajali
that, we liad punished - them sufficiently,
aud requested them, tbet WO Rajahs,) to
como 1 on board, that we wished to bo
friends with the coast) but if they ever at
tempted to .taka another ship; we should
put only destroy that town, but every town
on Iho whole coast.—Several of the na
tives of Quullah Buttoo came on board,
but none of iho principal moil; those who
came appeared to bo very humble, ami
nstonishiftl to see so largo 0 ship. Adam
thinks we shall havo no more' trouble with
the natives, and | think the sumo.'
, While W« lay oil iho coast, wo wero vis
ited by. all the neighbouring-Rajas, who
came with their peace-offerings, and they
nil appfea,.ed lo exult at (he punishment of
tlieir piractifal neighbours. -
I mentioned, to tho Commodore the
affair of Gupt. Powers, at Soosoo. He
llnmedintelv sent on shore a demand of
20tFdollari^ of’the Rtijtih.—At first he re
fused to pay Ihe money, observing that it
-was a trick of Adam's, and that he did
not believo the- message camo from (ho
Fort (0 the south ofjlie town at the same
time. Mr. Kdson got possession Of the
Fort 111 about two hours, without tiny loss,
although the Malays tought desparutcly,
expecting no quarters.
At this Fort Ihe Malays had 6 killed,
. .-o/L 1the remainder fled to the
jungle,' The Fort 911 the-right of the
town was-built on the same principle as
tho former, but larger uud stronger in eve
ry respect; hero the natives mnde a most
desperate resislenco with 4 six-pounders
and blunderbussos; and after wo had
forced the outer gale-way, the natives re-
trentedjothe strong bold a* in ihe former
instance, and on our. coming directly under
the walls of the citadel, the- Mpbtys gave
us a shower of javelins and musketry,
which wounded several and killed one
man—but notwithstanding tins; our men
stood it like brave fellows. By this time,
Lieut. Shubrick had ordered the buildings
to be set on fire; but they being detached
from (lie citadel, the fire annoyed our-
selve.H more then the enemy, the Fert commodore,—At tlie time the messenger
being small, compared to the norther Of J ' “ ^ ‘‘ ——1 —
buildings. In the height of excitement,
returned, there wero several’ Malays on
board; among them wero Adam, nnd sev-