About Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1832)
May is notary for off wiren tire Cflgse of GomjuI. Jackwn win n. the flerroitagfl oalba irue freedom, mid thn trim htmnmnco «,r t-tli of September. Hi* health is excellent. He true freedom, aud the true happiness of mankind shall succeed, notwithstanding nil the difficulties which are now raised to ils progress. Lot riot, then, tho defetrt o( Don Pedro discourage the friends .of lib erty: for time is oplv wanted to assuro to Portugal the benefits which they would now nobly and generously confer upon her. Mrrming Chronicle. tan 8 9 '“ °**o Showing day lor Washing. w ,»y Of Kentucky, fie intended to j?” 1 and to roach Washington he tween the 18th and ttth of October. A correspondent has sent us a new ver sion of “ the history of the fiouse that Jack built,” which lie advises us to publish with appropriate cuts. The lust are not exactly in our way, hut his adaptation, ns the musicial men say, of the ancient ainry to the men and things of l|te present day, is too good to bo suppressed; the publica tion of aha whole atTeir might he Well enough for some enterprising bookseller. In his first plate, Uncle Snm is leaning upon his working shovel, surrounded bv bags which bearjhe inscription, “ United Statos Brink Funds;” p,,d underneath commences the interesting history—“ibis it the malt that lay in the house that Jack built.” In the next plate the Courier rind Enquirer ;s figured as a rat munching the contents of certain large bags marked “gold.” In the nest is a big-whiskered cat with a dying rat in his mouth, hbeilcd “J. W. Webb," and is declared to bo " the cat which killed the rat, A-.c.”— The fourth plate shows the cat still called "Webb,” stand inj* on a bank or •• hum- |ij|ock” of crumbling sand, with tail and hack up, and battling spitefully, though fainly, against n stout looking watch-dog sho “ tyorries the cat,” but whoso natpo Iclicacy forbids our quoting. The lie- sort of tho Mnjouty of the Bank Com- miltee, figures as “the cow with the crumpled horn, that tossed,” hut :hcro is some mistake here, for that report jor^d nobody but the “cat and 'the rat,” iifd finished the work of the dog. The vOurier and Enquirer is again figured as ' the maiden all forlorn,” ami in tho op- losite plate, n tattered scampish .looking plow called Anti-masonry, is the man ■to kissed this maiden; the worthy couple me at last married by Mr. Henry Clay, * the priests all Shaven and shorn,” am) tok sneaking enough, ashamed pruhably T the connexion, though we see not why ey should bo. The people rejoicing ver the fate of tho cat and the rut o personified by the noble looking cock lio crows so cheerily in the last plate.— rime of the cmhloms are ingenious ougli, anr! tho point of many, will lublless be apparent io the editor of the ourier.—.V. Y. Standard. • Calvm Edsoo—tlie Living Skeleton—is no 252; • recently at his residence at Ran- uoiph, in Vermont* and it has been ascertained; t*y apart mortem examination, thattho tabes me senteries, or. tape worm, 15 feet in length, was the cause, not only of his remarkable lean ness, but ofhis ultimate death. Enquirer. COLUMBUS—SATURDAY. OCT. 13. J We acknowledge tho attention of our friends l U entire returns from seventy-one countios, leov- I [ only nine counties to he heard from, to wit, I 'tiling, Baker,Camden.Gtynn, Irwin, Lowndes, I nun, Wore nnd Wayne, The returns from li ise counties will not, we think, vary the ngro- ji te two hundred votes either way. The agTe- JJfo ot the seventy-one counties hoard from we ex, hy which it will he seen that seven Troop - nnd two Clark men are elected, as follows: 33,869 89,068 85,697 86,863 . 84.904 83.883 82.085 81,765 21,361 .Huyncs, Owens, Terrell, Watson, Branham, Stewart, Harris, T.amnr, Newrian, Milton, 81,021 20,783 20,743 80,363 20,106 19,085 18,680 15.945 15,576 5,091 FWcnrtcffl of tfje EcfitfilatuiT. * dttin: Boykin; 1 * Murray, CliHioun.* !>: Ecklcy;* Holt,* Groce.* Mock: Cone; lUwlfl. trU: UnrloxV;* Tmtlo.* Rolwrts,'* firublis.^ t««: Cargilo? Mays,* Stork. mpbell: Cockran; SIjuuih, Hinton. Si adder/ Malone.* rroll: Deull; Rodger*, Walker, tttarp; BarnewJ* Wnyne* Mourndy* Harrison* fk: Michel!;* Hull,* Stroud,* Grave*.* umbia: Avery* Cru<vford* Hamilton* White.* tela: F.chols; Wood, Smith, itrford: Bluckrtaii; King, ftim*. . 'ialb: Cleveland; Aikio* Andersoft, Mays. ly: Smith;* Wilson. Ingham: Wnldhnnr;* ttfoi k.* .micl: Shepard;* MotfVn.* *tc: Birch; Sellers, K.dVnoijfton.* nlclin: Freeman; Mi'chcll, Ash, Stanford* ten: Storks" Kinp/ Cone,* Hoy.* Gpinncll: Green; Gholrton, Ezziird, Martin, Awful Catastrophe!—Karly on Wed- nosday morning last, in a rencontre with Henry Byrom, Mr. Thomai M. Ellis, long known as one of.the most industrious and enterprising men in Mucon, received a pistol ball in his abdomen, of which ho died in about three hours. This a {Dieting occurrence has thrown n gloom over the whole town. Mr. Ellis was greatly re- specied for his moral virtues, his upright ness of condilct, his enterprisiug genius, and his untiring industry.. One of the (list settlers in Macon, tlie’ town owes much to him for its rapid growth and unprece dented prosperity. What Girard did for Philadelphia,"Mr. Ellis was doing for Ma con. He pried into every avenue of bu siness; he scrutinized every department of indusiry; and in every one was his infiu- enco felt. Of Iris unfortunate connexion with tho Macon Bank, (which was believed to be the occasion of ihe rencontre,) though wo have'for ourselves full faith, in the inno cence and integrity of Mr. Ellis, wo are not prepared to satisfy the public. We know that ho was proparing a full devel- opement of hifrelation with that institu tion; and we have no doubt, had ho livod, that his iiroocetiat would l|ave been fully established. 1 Mr. E, was n nMivo of Philadelphia, and whs about .14 years old. ,IIo was a rcsjrocted membor of ifio Baptist Church; a Vic;-President of tho Georgia Agricul tural Society; and a member of several other religious and charitable associations. He has left a bereaved widow, two help less orphans, arid a long train of relations aud friends to mourn his untimely exit. Byrom surrendered hintself to the civil authority, and has been bound over to an swer his appearance at court. Georgia Telegraph. , „ sun, lo Humriton Harri. Co. on Friday morning «.e 56,mat. II o’clock A. M. PZsitxTo* f. Buell, in the 31st, ear of his age. Notices oftboee deceased, are generally com- Ikm^Thev l“ d lhere r re l m ‘"“ wi,h "ligm atten- *riv ik i l0Wevter - fo, .d"»,m»y not be occnsiun- «.' lpp . roprlato ’ lln ' 1 whBn acknowledged merit, afford at least s channel of soothing me* eholy in vrjueh may flow for a moment, the d for a moment, the ae- nized feelings of a sighing friend, te my as ““*> mat through the death of tho above,a chasm "in *° ^ nlled, had been made in society, vvoald he saying but little! Thongh movtng in a sphere comparatively retired, the circle of Itis acquaintance was extensive; and of his friends £l!t" Cn r U * e< l : for,t mn J r *' ilh truth be raid, na seldom fbnned ati acquaintance without ma- 2*5 lr,0 | Hl -, Indeed there tree tlint natural wairotli aud urdour of feeling his, which could ohi»Z d< i Mb " n 5“ ,hmo whu knew him. As a SH** 1, ’?. w,, deep | y attached to tho few insti- tutloni of hie country, and in conversation would V«*&* h»J- ness. 1 he high duties ofa hushand.father.hro- tncr and sopal compenion, were all hyhimfnllv appreciated, and performed in the kindest sail most unexooptionalilo manner. No man had bet ter hnowlodge of thb great ends of being, and few felt more deeply or constantly tlreir respec- tiveoMiganons. far from living for himself n- Ionojiotmteied warndy into ilro views and feelings of those srouiid him, joyed with those who pros- oorwfnnd sympathiiorl with those who Wept! Nor did lio ever hesitate to e».:rifico individual Judge Hied. — We arc gratified to in form our distant readers, and all interested in the Judicial business of the District, that Judge Hied has (‘utered upon tho. ac tive duties* of the office pf Judge of the Superior Court for .lie District of East Florida.— Florida. Herald. Cherokee Cormcil.—We understand that there will he a general council of the headmen and Chiefs at Mew Echota to morrow, tho 10th inst. It is said that the Councjl meets to discuss tho present af fairs in Which the Cherokee Nation is placed, for tlie purpose of coming to nn ultimate decllion upon tho course they in- tend to pursue. We hope-for their own happiness nnd welfare, that their decision upon this interesting subject will comport with tho liberal and benevolent proposi tion made them by the President in April, notwithstanding they refused to accept it, in their equivocating answer of August last. Tho time however, is fast ap proaching when if they do not decide fof themselves, the question will ho decided for them— Mac. Ada. The Comet.—Tho Alexandria Phot-, nix says that this intruder upon our solar system may now be seen in tho north-east quarter of tho heavens, if the night he not too dark, between 9 and 11 o’clocli, near the seven stars. “ 11 has no hair or tail,, hut there is something peculiar in its looks, which distinguishesi\ from ibc regular ce lestial family.” It Innks probably like an impudent fellow who has got into compa ny where ho is unwelcome, and puts on a bullying air, swells nod frowns, and buttons his coat, rcsoivod to brave it out. Wo shall not not ,cc him, nor oven look at hitft, at least Ur/l| lio is visible without a lule- scopo.—/V. Y. Standard. Hutchings.” ri; Snel Iblirrsham: WotTbrrltSlieltonStecInonnChnstam. ’bU: Duodgnn, Baton, Byrd.” Buffington,” Wood.* track: Br.iten* Haynes.” Lewis,” Vinson.” •risi Molrinugold;” Low, Doanard. Jt: Sellers; Johnson. Varner, Smith, ton: Cobb: Wiggins, Morgan, Kngrnm. rso»: 8n*glelun; Liddle, Barnes, Hmven. x: Shorter:* Burney, Robinson, Hardman. 1 Ubi fertim: Stapleton',* liarr, 1 Hudson it Cordon: Day, Philips, Cox. 'rot: Ketluni*,” Warren. 1 Blnckshear. irte; IHrics;* Ilnrdea.” HarringloD,” EOlx: Henley; Curry, Lockhart.” : (leaves Long* Strickland. tlosh: Wriail; King, Young. Ion: Templets, Williams..* huicthcr: Ragan,” Ector,” Towles. [Thwentt. proe: Chappell,” Redding, 1 Rutherford.” Ti grm: Nisbei; 1 Floyd,” Johnson,” Sparks.” Kogre: Lncasj* Spivey,* Tltorntnn.* Jethorpe: Collieri* Young,* Huhhtird,” llurdc mnn.” Inom; Hudson: 1 Turner,• Meriwetluir,”Nieh' ! olson.” bum Faris Moseley, Kelly, MnilotpK: Henderson; Rivers. mood: Mealing;* Davies,*fi|ascocl(,niiodes; ;•&« ----- Bryan;* KettlcM MeCal).' trart: Williams;* Jernigun. 1 tn(rr: Stnilh,* Cow art.* Bolt: Towns; Banks. Pace. lliuftrro: <Jrosham;* Thompson,” Janos • T/aalf; Surrencyt* Shnrp.” op: West;* Haralson,* McCoy. tgs: Smith; Shine, 8olomon. Turner,* I'lewellcn,* Stamper. : Echols Lucas. Easley, Pitman. Irrrn: Moncrieh* Ryan,* Wilsou,* JopeS.* "\ingiou: Tennilli'iJKutherford,* Curry,* Sat fold. |jWillis; Brown, Thurmond, Irwin. yxrrsoR; Hull; Hatcher, Lium. * Those marked thil ore Troop ntea. Tnitohec Legislature,-—A hill pro viding for the choice of P residential Elec tors by a general ticket, has been passed by the- Senate of Tennessee, and anoth er hill has hern reported nnd is in Dro- gress, laying off that Slate into three Con gressional districts. The. Cholera.—Wo cannot yet con gratulate our readers, ns we had Imped to do, upon tho decided decrease of the Cholera in this city- We believo it to he the general impression of our physicians that it is rntlter abating through town— ami some that the number of cases is di minished, and others if that (ho number be not reduced, their malignity is somewhat mitigated. We have had to comeud against the wet nnd unsteady weather of the equinox—and our citizens will scarce ly he able to pronounce that “all is get ting well,” until we are fuvored with n fair, dry nnd more bracing atmosphere. —Rich. Enq. Red Hones from Cholera.—M. Begin congratulating one of the attendants at nn hospital on the quantity of teeth he would lie ablo to collect in consequent of the epidemic. Tlroy are good for nothing, wps the reply, in consoqttence of their red color—M Begin ascertained that the case was tho fact, and then examined the bones of a corpse, of which the teeth were dis colored. H« found that every one of them presented the sumo curious pheno mena. He exhibited fragments of differ ent bones to the Medical Academy, all of which uppeared as if injected, and as if - .. — —se.i.iwv individual comfort to relievo eml>arrts»rof.nt or diftrosa.— Ilinr ch;fracier tyaa indeed an ornament to lii* na* jure. Simplicity, candour, and a noble concern- ity—benevolence, philanthropy and piety, stamp- cd it most lopb/y. Ilia general intelligence was ol no common order. Hie judgment particularly penetrating and accurate. But in tho bloom of manhood, the frWt of untimely death, has with- nrod him from the world! Surely “all that's (air, is first to fade."’ For fourtoen days lio bore the ravages ofa fever, Uiot defied every remedial agent. With monlyfurtitnde; tho more onexpectod as the disease concentrated its force almost, ex- clumvoly on the brain, fjis loss to those who have most nearly to Inment him, cannot he esti- mated. A disoonsolate wife nnd three children are left especially to feel it. He expressed himself to a ChristiHn friend entirely resinned to the will or the Great Father of Beilin.— Ills memory will ever he sweetly cherished hy thoso win, best knew him Ilis maxims will bo made their rule of conduct, and Iris example their constant guide. Cimreiumeolat. Armor, R W Bryan, Jane £ Benton, Willis Brown, John Bryatt, Branham, Joel Baptist, Ml. Olives MST o** letters ^MAINING iis tlie Post Office at Hamilton, Georgia, quarter emlibe 30ih Sept. 1832. Apperson, David -Hill, F W 'Hirst, John A Hooper, John W Hood, William Hood, Joel Jaack, Lewis C Johnson, Isaac Janies, Thntnas M Jordan, pouriinine org: Korean,(I AI Killgoode, Fr. B 2 Knight, jBarnett Kurean.John D Letlia, Lynch Mrs LyaR, J M O I,even'll, Roht G Lpckpntt, Lewis Lnmhert, Stoke ly Lanky, James C AlcAfav, James Monk, Robert A 2 Mi'Xtimr, Hugh Mayuor, William McCarter, David S Billing, Samuel A Juues, (feorge Butter, Jyhii Bray, Air Rrodimx, John H Blackman, Burrell Barr St Slone Brashy& Greer Barden, William Y Brettster, Sheriff Ifall Williamr Half Matthew Justice Appleton Jartiej Joel 1‘alllmsn Alexander Talbotton, Gn. Oct 9—3» TamplinJno VVhite William Well* Howell Wm. p MeKtEN, r. a: R LIRTOF 1 LETTERS EMAINING inthe Post office at Cofam bus, Gs. oh the 1st October 1832. ti ("sen Abraham K Knox Hugh ^ p,t . , " hn „ Loomis John Allen Adam E 2 LevieonA Art!.7w-T a \ MulleB Jo(is of Mr A rtlu.r William Jamcfl Wlenton Andrew Samuel II Moffet Henry E*n MoMicliai Lorouel McQuaigft Mncoal McCleskey G HO J Mulloy Joseph W Moore Adsm Malone Booth , McDuffie Jolm McFarlin Matilda Crook, Osborn Calhoun, Elshti Collins, Timothy Cady, A J Comer, Thomas J Cnmolten, Iliraui Clnv, Sutnitnl JlIiltlAh my absence from Co-' lonibuf, 'Col. Gordon will act my Agent. „ ALFRED IVERSON. September 29th, 1832—20—21 Cltalhani, George Miles, Anderson Cate, Dr James W Outs, Richard W Cadenhcatl, Alex. 2 Ogletree, Phil;mau2 Clerk Sup. Court Owens, John N Oates, Wyett P«rknnn, Henry I'itts, Miss Frunces Pninun, B Pitts, Samuel Cotton, Rev Mr Cotton, James G Chiles, William Clements. Dr Dowdet, James Duncan, ManhewL Patten, Geurgi* Dillard, Otvett Parkman, Alinnis Dorman, Wilnv Persnn, Evmt Dickerson, Ralph C Royals, HiramjG Davison, Jolm Rri'msy, Jahms Dyche, Isaar. Davis, Ilorntan T)eloiiy, Jolin f. Downes, Silas Evittc, Thomas BOOK BINDING MMT E have connected with the lMniinc Of- V V ficen BOOK BINDERY, and shrill be ready m a few days to execute work in that line with neatness aud despatch. All orders thank- tully received. OC. 13-ai^f? 8 ’ BETI1UNE & 'CLINE. F UUND.oo the rend between this place and Fort Mitchell, a FUR HAT. Th« owner con have It, hy applying at this Office, and pay- log fpr advertising, Oct. 13—It THE UNDERSIGNED H A VING purchased of Uoct A. P. Manly Ini Drug and Medicine Establishment, re- friends and the pnhlia in general, that ho lias now permanently located himself IQ. tlta.tokasawee^OAlss^wtww. a i...lrll!qit'i1 liimxotfin the above line. He avails himself of this opportunity, tf> assure Physicians, Plantors and f ainil|f*8, that he will devote his entire time to his establishment-—in carefully putting np Pre scriptions and Family Medicines in the neatest manner. He has received hy recent arrivals, a general assortmenbof Fresh Drugs, Patent fy Famity MEDICINES, All of which he (rfer* for sale on the most reason able terms, and at reduced prices. Hq has n.i8o received an assortment of Pcrfu- mGtjfl and I'ancy Articles, a few of which, are us follows: Maccassors ami Dears Oil, for promoting the growth of hair. Essence of Tyre, forturning gray hair black. Blainey's Lotion, for cleansing the head ufD'^. drill’and preventing Baldness. Milk of Roses, for whitening the Skin. Otta of Rose*; Florida Water, Lpveni'oftr Woter, Cologne Water, Preston Salta, Er^nlient Sha ving Cakes, Fancy Soaps, assorted, Erasivo Powder, for extracting grennefrvnn Silks, Chlo* rino Dentifrice, for the r lVeth rt^ad Gumlis, Tooth BruShel, Powder Putra and Boxes, Hose scented Tooth Powder, Persian Ro/t Lip ^alve, Essenco of Vaniln. Misses Medallions, for the use of Sclmoli, Fancy Hsir Brethei. Clothes Brushes. ' «" ropply of SKTDLIFZ POW- Also, a froi ,,,, , v ii DERS, and other articles too numerous to inen tiom (C7* Country Merchants nnd others ore request ed to call und judge for themselves. ^ , THOMAS LANG* Columbus, Oct. II— T to thje public. HE Subscriber inform, tho public, that tho Second year of the Columbus Circulating Library will commcnconnTHURSDAY NOV. 1st 13.TJ. During the last year, considerable additions have heon made and will continue to ho mudo, new publi-utions Ore issued from the press. N. B. As thb price, of subscription bus been lessened (rom whet it stood last year, it most be an inducement (hr persons wishing to become sub. scribe rl. 'ITlose who wish to subscribe, will plnsso send in their names previous to the first of November. E. 8. NORTON, l.ihrarinn Columbus, Oct. 13—22—tf. llroad Siren. Administrator's Sale. W ILL he Rold on the premiso, on Saturday ihe 15th of December next, tho tract of land No. 58, in the 8th district Muscogee county, whereon Green Thornton now lives, containing two hundred two And a half acres, twenty of which is cleared nnd improved. This lot borders within a few feet of the main roudlcadr.g from Columbus to Hamilton, about five miles from the former !V°c?’ »s oak nnd hickory and well timbered. Hold as the property of Bradford Poddy, late of Johes county, for the use ofhis \Vidow. Titan* one third cash, the balance in twelve mon|hs with security. JOHN P. DANIEL. Adm'r. r, PENEI.OPE PEDDY, Admr'z. Oct, 13,-22—eowht NOTICE. BROUGHT to Jail nn tlm9tli ittst., a Negro Men named Who says (hit _ . longs tojns. Nichole, Thomas Htui, nud A brain Owens, Nogro Traders from Halifax roun- ty, \ irginls. Said hoy is aboot nil ftet high, stout made, with abroad (ms and very thick eye brows, sod appears to be between thirty and forty yesrs of ago. The owner* ate requested to conla forward, prove property, pay charges and \' pnn i' }' a i dieH vi ;; Ie Vy !T fla r “ k0 " ,m ""'“James c. Holland, met, mtltua of the bones.— Gaxette £ red teal. J Columbus, Ga. Oct 12—2i—Ct Ricliiirdioii, DnviJ SpHncer, E T L Sapp, Ariilrirson Steptuti, Solomon Striilwm, John Franks, Mr Tuylor Seals, Anthony Farris, Jolm Seals, Arnold Flournoy. Peter F Swiizor, Williamson Grndic, Daniel Sewell, John W Griffin, Thome* Tfjoin, Oliver (J 2 Goss, Ctiorriiwcl C Todd, (Jlmrlotte Mrs Gordon, H J Torffi, Janies C Guery, Segrnnd T Turner, Sarah Henrv, Mr* Sully Thomas, Isaac Harris,'ilretry Nea,-Tricksy Hun, Solomon ■ Williford, Hanlv Hardaway, Roberts Walker, Ezekiel E Hardaway,Augustus Welle, Sluidien2 Hardaway,MartltaB Wallis, R F Hunt, Dr II Williams, Tltnnms F Hightower, Thos A Walton, John II Htiddosc, John Walker, Janie* R Henry, Robert Webb, Willford Hightower,MnrthtiB Yarborough, Jcptlia Hines, Elias D 2 II. J- HARWELL, P. M. r . ■ —*^^ Awtrcy Ellrort rir Awtroy Gunlterry Alston Jamcs lisii. Bradley'.Mr, Hroiiks Win. Esri. 3 Black John Boswortli IVm. Bat i'h nii' Brook John T 3 Bock Steven Bennet Micnguh Hurny Wm J T Brown Mary Bnly Ralph Baly John Bcthune Joseph D Browning Hiruuel R Boois George Bug* Mrs Krtlily Braahnm Joel Burk Wm B Bell Hiram Bruster Sherif Bird Oliver W Bonner Mnymotri R Broom James J W Biggers JelVorson , Mays Beniamin D ""ctjhoe Jour Illavlock Wm. ko Bicknrstiilf Henry Berthelot James A Bollock Ihilis'k , Ulay JelTe.son Cullens S y Crum Benjamin Coleman Joseph Mctjhoe James McCnots Alexander R Jforgun Wm 2 McManus Jolm McCook Jarrien MoLoe Daniel McCfoskey'Jno 2 McCook JTR McCunigo Malcnme McDowell Wm Miller Andrew Myriek Moral) G Mcfrionnalil Lewis Dr Malone B F Mose EGA Mnsky Bsmchla*. Mathias Richard Nelson James 2 North & Britton Newel John N Nichols Wm jr Owens Thoimw Owen* Y W, Odom Daniel II Phelps C T Patrick Jib* M Culpepper Jcrremiah orPorter Wm G 3 Culpepper David Pujro John R Caro Mrs Mary L Price Joseph Colobryuc M I'ickrow A Clark Jainos Paridise Jolin CotltkeH Jumps I’aulJacob ^ lnl " C'""’,?' 1 Perkens Thomas Crotford Miss Synlhia Rhodes Jotnes LWT OF LETTERS VWEMA1NING in tho Post Office at Lumpkin, Stewart counly, Gu. on 1st day of October, 1832. Aynr, William Lamkin, John T Adams, William Lunsford, Jolm Adams, Harmon Massey, Mrs Eli?.a Alexander, C \V McMichuel, John Andrews, Col Alh. McKenzie, Henry or Cush,John, {Small, Mr Bush, Sdndy McLmulon, .Tool Bank^, George McCrown, Cnpt Jas Baldwin, Franklin Marlin, Tlioinas (,'arter Miss Mary Craft George Carnos Robert W Conk Wily ‘ 'ouhs Wm Dudley Win Dancer Madison IJeblidUI A L Field Inlin Fuller Hiram Fnnderliorgli Sarah Fannin Jepetaph J 4 Farmer Margaret Fisher Bnrker Fanar Jesse C Green J St 1* Griffin Andrew Green Jamas W Knllitribrd Minin euro ofC.DuvU Robertson Blnko Rodgers Mm Martha K Rice C E !St. Rodgers llcniy R Rockwell ytoddon Rent Thomas Rivers Richard Baffuld Isham Htone David .Sanders John 2 Strand Murk Scott John Stewart Joseph G Htodsltill Joel Shelliouie Matilda Blnihun Michael Bzisoziniti F|1 HE firm of Ter** Pousgi. will j| riflintluroT 040 * 1 day dir* wmm tuturo he carried ou !«G. f^?°". , .. hl ’ v,r * demand, against die fcifwifl — eenianas agatuM die find will fhoJetndtlhH 1® G ' B- To,, j" or pijnwnl. And . 8e W®rotfd are r^uested to eall Oct, 1—o9 a, O. B. TERRY. ROB’T. YOUNG. A Guardian's Sale. pS5!' E *" " n or d®r of the Inferior dinarv nemn f ’* hen "hling for or- ht Jao^,r 1 ’ W ' ,H m, 'oon the first Tuesday Geo ini £ r . '.! n U (iran «*« Troup County. Ore. lot of land No. oue, in the 6th Iriistrict of merly MwWiu^n", b - y Wil .7 <T8,com fur sold e.. n ii* u "*?. Rob,,0 "r nn tllegitimate, and cash! JAMF® 1 '*' r,n " Oct. 4—22-flt JArilE^ RPBSUN, Guardian. £i n r r &?^ I/arris County. W EmSfv^d W f Be<l011 “dWilltum a » r i* , . r wlGvood epply to me for lotiora «r A "* J-,Bed r ell,late of said county,deccsScd. These are there, fore to cite and edmorihh all and singular thp kin dred and creditors of said dheeiied to be and ap- iriarotmy offif . wuhm the time prescribed by nw, to draw mu*». it , ny Omy hhve, why said ™ ,n U,t r*' 1 **. 0 (diould not be granted. oc.ob«,rm 4Bd «‘» 1 ' ot WM- Y. BAH DEN: a e. c. t>. W TOWN LOTS, on,ho »8*h rif October uext, at Americas, ip Sumter County, ■ ""™ er o', Also spue fire, ten und twenty ucre lulu. Terms of sale four annual in •Ultnents. M. O. MIMS, S. B SMITH, H; DYOUNGBLOOD, 8epf. lQxii—18—is SAMUEL FAUST, Jose—' ' EPH JACKSON. CtrtoeHuioorrs. SALE AND KENT. r■ NHL Brick House and dwelling, occupied ..# t l 7_, lho l “" ,, “ nco Bank. IndisputablriUtlrie walla wiil be wiven. And will rentrny dwXng occnph «d by Vnysolf. It i. n ea;ly fliished, w*h all ne- ai' bu, lJl ? e \ A PP I 7 «• “*y son, Tliom- “ 8 - Martin, pv tu the subscriber on the piemi- ace. PdsaeMion given the 1 el of November Bcpt-14,1832-18, EU2AMAlmN ' MUSJCl ftTRH. E. J. Hill ITII has CO ticludsd "JR - l » spend tlie vucation to Tal' ■he wiP •' Greenwood William 2 Swnin Jeremiah Griince Poster Starky Williams Grant James T t.rcy William W )*,aiugo T T Garrett Henry B2 Shaw Alien Hutton Jesse J Sistrunk Joel Smith David . lolph Sime John Grisham Elfis B Smith James Cashier HitcaSrfriftr.ri it ^^0. Ilamil Uey Andrew 4 Sims Thomas H Hardin William 6 Sima Col John Humming. Wi'ltatp 2 Taylor Josiah Tainples A F . r,- „ ■ — • albottou, where she Will continue to give.leseona in Music, till about the first of Novenlher, at which time she will assuredly return to her boarding house in C —umhus, and rastime her echuol. °vpt. 7,1832—17—if. H av ,^AW NO t, CE. x-re ^l* looated myself permanently fo Greenville: Merwethor conniy, I expect to intend regularly the Courts in )',„ .... ' e * a,arl > « h » Souris in ffic codntie» e of MusCojgee, Harris, Troop, Camphcll, Meriwether. July 12—R-tf Heard, WARS-EOtf»E ung Hovendan Richard Huff Daniel Mode* F Hinch MII Durwell M W Harrison Thomas Henry Robert lluntet John I. Hnnsoll IVm Y liokombe Wm At Hudson Christopher Thompson Mrs Eliza Tamer An.marylis Theater Royal Vivian Benjamin F Vincent Kimbrough II Victory John 2 Wynne Robert n Williams Jolm Wilson John It. 2 West RK Henderson Frederick Williamson John Bntex, Mr Brittrd, Edward Cherry, John V Cansey, Philip Bowun, Franklin Mathews, Gallia Miller, YViHiiim Martin, Henry Mathias, Richard Milner, Juntos M Cooper, William or Marlin, Griortje W Thomas Paco Newberry, >oltn D Cardin, Freeman Owcns^john Connars, Mr Puce, Jpmos 8 Corum, Thomas l*nce, Mrs Elizabeth Cnlhnun.TliomasC Pate, Thomas 3 Cowan, John Puce, Jolm Gravy, Jticub Pickett,ToMotnon C Duriuuwny, Bcnj. Reid, Alfred Dunnaway, Jits IV Regal, Hardy Hutcherson, Des. F Riley, Jdhn’R Foroman, James Ramsey, Benjamin Fitzgerald, John Siierling, Isltam Gibson, Felix G Smith, Marshal Grantham, Henry Sanders, Geoige W Gacket, Miss-Char. Smith, Isaac Gnrrell, Henry Sturtievmit, Edward Hnrvil, Needhiint Spence Bluford, Hester, William Spears, Archibald 2 Hadden, Gordon 3 Settle t Samuel Huff, Harrison 2 Spears, John Hargis, P B Stephana, Samuel Hatclier, William.' ’Tooke, ,'<am Hilliard, William Tucket, Rohetl Holt, Anderson Thoiiijtsoii, Eaton Jonos, Mrs M B Vinson, Aron 3 Jernigan.IIoftry V/4 Willems, Lucy A Jones, Gen (Inris White. Pleasant Joltnson. Samuel S Willis, Thomas Cobh, Richard S Woods, James Knox, Jobh M Williams. Jetsa Lorry, Wjlliam H White, F “II Oil ASM. DENNIS, T. St. THdji; Ocl. 4—22—3t. A list'of letteids J^liMAINlNG in the Post-ofiicnnlTubnUon, Talbot County Ga. on tlie first day of Oc tober 1832. 1 Alplcrson Amns Atchin on Ja.nt s A Brown Joseph lledoll Charles Bullock Nathaniel II Brown Turner T 2 Cannon Thuniu:) 4 Cheek Jitmes Clark James J Clayton Isaac Clerk Inferior Court nrjM Dority John 8 Eitbanka Loander Fuller J B Ferrell Thomas Flournoy Nelson 1 Files John ^ Garner A G GeorseJnhn Daniel Gay Thomaa llowtrd Mr — Honard Thmyas Lane Jed Mnrlow-.Jtiley McCoy,JereiMinh 3 Marsh Seven Iri Martin George w Slarler Jnnii't Moody Sylviinus Mangham Hiury II Matins Mist Permelia Nicholis Jool Piitriolellf-r— Pratt, h . Parker Wllihm Pnrrish lames Ungers Bartley Regerr William Kobe Nicrtson Allen Simmons William Sanders Thomas Slaton Joseph Smith Jesse Sugars Sonibati) Jones Napnlcnn Jenkins Cnpt John Johns Jesse B Jones Robert or Hitchcock Win Johnson Arthur Johnson Mrs Dorothy Williams [tolly Jonos Antlers M Wdcox Ahijah Willi Stevan Wynn Wm L Williams Wily Williams Jolin Walker Willis ms Wilson Steven 2 AjM AND ' 0U *° owned h y Mevtnra. Cook 4b Fenlame, situatad neat the Steam Boat landing, U> the town of Columbus. There ii olio on the same lot nnd attached to lbs Wure-House. a close Store House, which will conlile the subscriber to receivo, store, aud forward Merchandize ot tU kina*. Cotton and Merchandize will bp stored and ffic:irire^„ l r ied Ctt,;0 ^ rJ ' ,,tM ' “ d,l “ Being acquainted with the transaction of the above,butines*. and intending to devote his exclo- hscnberh stve attention to it, the subscriber hopes to receivo n shareoltiio public patronugo. WILLIAM H. KIMBROUGH. Sept. 4,1832—)7.' Jonos Gabriel L Jackson Daniel M Jones John Esq Ivolly Hiram Kemp James 4 "Irkfy J Woodlif William Wright Win 2 Wilson L L Wood Eliliil' Walker Caxandra Y'ongo Philip Ki.rkly John Kiugshary Miss J 2 JAMES VAN NESS, P.M. Oct. 0.—31. LIST OF LETTERS R emaining in thePozt officont Greenville, Ga. Oct. 1st, 1832. Alien, Stephen Gordon, A J • Adams, Larkin Hanniil, James D Bryant. Wiley 2 Hill, James H Butts, Zacheriah C Jeter, Fr* Borols, Elizaboth Johnson, Solomon Jorden, Robert. Keith, Whitten Berry, Wiiiium Bullock, Thomas linker, Arch Beall, Andrew II Cox, Lewis Cuhrow, John 2 Canady, Jessa Cooper, Joseph L Mills, Wm Duncnn, Joseph 4 Morgan, Wm Duncan, Mrs Mary Murpltey, Benj Dean, Jolm Maj Malone Daniel,PenfiletonM Owen*,, George Ely, David Owens,*Thomas Leveritt, Matthew Luce, Jainos Lester, John E Low, William Massengale, DC2 Franklin, Augustus Rooks, Joel An Gordon,Mrs Ann C Rollins, Thomas Godfrey,' Titos Ragland, Thomas .. Gilmore, James Smith, Jcptlia V Gregory, David W Senlcll, Joseph 2 Grisham, Edward Triplett, (itllory (Ellis, Angus 2 Thrash, Jdlttt Gaston, Asfibel Williams, Benj Gilder, Wm C. White, James Godly, Jolm Wright,Abednago A Gilder, Miss Sinnet White, WHlistn A. F. WOLCOTT, P. V. Greenville, Oct. 2d—22—St. DEKTAX. Str&OEBY* JJJR. 8. C.CAD V ha» returned from the north and resumed his pmatice in ilamil' ton. Having visited and conferred with some c r tho most erainant ttentisu in New York, be would Inform his frhmd* and the public that he ia now prepared to insert tenth on n new and far enpe. rior plan to any hitherto used in this country. He has also famished himself with an exten sive and beautiful set of insiraaenta.fl’om French and English models. Families in the country nr any of the neighboring counties, can command his services at their bousea by letter, without ad ditional expense. Hamilton. July 17— lb—tf THE WAUE-HOUSfc AND Commission Business W ILLbecontinaod hy the aubserih... „„ dor tho firm of S. K. Hodges & Co. who wnne they feel grateful for former favors will en deavour tu deserve a continuance of them ** SEABORN JONES, SAMUEL IC. HODGES. Os CoxsiasMtsT—dnd wi/l te Mid on aeeomnm dating terms: groceries. 2fthbdi. t dto!T ,md Ft< * id * 8 °««. 300 socks CoiToe, 269 sacks Iirerpool ground and blows Salt, •iitim and homtnv j_ 1,000 lbf Carting*, pot*, oven*, andiron*, dc*. 12 qr. caska lashoa Wine, Porter in bottles; Cider in do.i Axes .Test Loaf Sugar: Whits Ilavaunado*^ .5,^ffi, ,, B Ba i; ,lopei 40 bbl*. Floor, jq bbft. Salt*: JUS ftIf* Horido MoInRsesandSyrah WO hhds. West India Mnlnsses; 10 bhls. Tickled Pork, mess aad prime] Mackerel, No. 2; Hardware, Cutlery, See. CO,OCO Segars, various qualities; Trace Chains: Wrought Nails; BradL CO kegs Nails, 4d to 2ftd " DRY-GOOD*. 4ft pieoea Linen, various qualities: 6 “ Linou Dntlfnc, White and Rcd Flannel; Blue Plains: Checks; Striped ilome.ticks; Silks; Sewing Silk; Spool Cotton; L»hcpe_,; ti cotton and Wool Carde; "V.i'.pve, . V*' Muifjuilo Wntlmg; Writing and letter Pepot; Hats: Leghorn Bonnots; Boots A Shore. , rURNITURE. J Sec retire and Book-Case; 2 Bireaui: • 1 Ladies’ Workstnnd; 1 Portable Desk. July 10—)9—:tf,. Dry Goods, Groceries wl Hard-Ware, FOR SALE BV Sop 88,1632. GEO. W. DILLINGHAM. Collins' Cast Steel AXES, WITH STBFL IfF.ADfl, For sale by Jeno yj-o-tr G. y/. feu.buvau4tt.
