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Newspaper Page TextBY JAMES N. BETHUNE. * 'The exqvirer rUBLISUEU WEEKLY, A T three dollars per anquiq, |mysble in ad venes: tit four dollars if no,t pipd fqf’hefqie the cm) of the year. .IkneHiscmente will ha inserted »t l|w rates of te.tcntyjicc cents par hundred wmdaforihii tiist i.isortion, and /ftp cenfA % each week’s cunlinu- ance. In nil auvertiswqaqta, the words tlisi do not amount to mi ovon hundred, will be consid ered an an hundred, and charged ns such. When the number of insertions of un udvertisemcnl is pot specified, it wil be continued until forbid, and charged accordingly. No subscription will be received for loss than pne’year; and no paper discontinued until all nr- rearagea are paid unless at the option of the Edi* lo(. * Sheriffs' and other Officers' advertisement! in serted at cuslomury rates. Letters to the Editors on business must he po»{- oatif; and in nil cases where it is not dune, tfip Itostage will be chnrged to the writer. 8ales of Land, by Adminislrulftis, Pxecvt'ars er Guardians, are required by law to fep heW op first Tuesday ia the month, between the poufs of ten in tho forenoon and three in tlta nftcrnopn, « the court house in the county in which \ke pro perty ia situate. Notice of these arc to be given in a public gazette Sixty Days previous to die day ofsole. , ,,, °ofrs of Nerves must be at public auction, on the first Tnes3ay of the month, between the usu al hours of sale, at the place of public sales in the county where the Ltlteis Testamentary pf Ad- ministration or Guardianship may hw been granted, first giving Siztu iMtys nopfe thereof, in one of the public gazettes of this state, add at the door of tho court hoaso where sqph sales ate tu be held. Notice for the sale of Personal Property mus| he given in like manner lor Forty Days previous tolhodny of sale. . Notice to the debtors and creditors of an Estate must bo published Forty-Hoys. .... Notice tUi\t application will bo inmlc to the Court of Ordinary for Leave to sell LaiyL, must be published Pour Months. Notice for Leave to sell NpgW* mu?, l bo pub lished for Four Months, before auy orde* absolute ahull be made thereon by the Court. Hoxey Sc Upquhart WffQLESALSi RETAIJ* Druggists amf Apothecaries do&mvs, OA, H AVE jusf received aqd qpt now opening a large and extensive asaorpuuRt ol Drugs and Ajedicines, Paints, Qfls, Due &{>$*, Sfc. Sfc. djif. As tbeir stork is entirely new. having been par. chased in New York by one of tho firm especially for this tqarket, they feel confident of their ability to supply Physicians, Merchants nnd others, with genuine articles and ut reduced rates. The fol lowing article! equip rise part of their stock: Acid, ascetic Ioqj COLUM8U] T " r rr "" 'H 11 bensiqc " citric *t muriatic f nitric '» hitrniw V pxqlle “ prqsfic " sulphuric “ igttatic Alu(p Arsenic Arrow Hoot Alcohol Antimony, crqdn V. turlrite Aqtimonial powder Atw Ammonia Aityinet Root Annotto. Acetate i^on^ina “ plpnjllt *t zintq P«t«k#W, Bac ouheban Isinglass, Rossini) Aipofifitn Blenching powders Blue Vitriol Bole Armenia (Filsain cupmt) t- >ir new spKixrci GOODS. rilHE SUBSCRIBERS ‘hV>kA»l J. for the liberal patronage they have re- «?iv«;d from their friends, and tho public, beg l^vc to inform them that they are nowooening „ splendid assortment of CHOICE GOODS, both Fancy and Staple. Oneof the concern! being' constantly in New York, they feel confident of thoir ability to loll as low us the some articlea can he bought io the Sonthern mutisei. Their assortment consisting (in part) of the fal lowing articles: Superfine bine, black adilaide CLOTHS. - black Italian Gros do Nap,5Groqd|^ttfiB3 and Grosde Orleans SILK Tiak, white and Woe S.l TjA’i’ Ceil'd poult de 8oio, Pink, white, straw and bine Florence, Pongees and V»l?>v teens, Black Italian Crape, French Crapes, assorted colors J uperfinc black Bombazine, ich Printed Muslins, quturd do MSite Plaid do, im and ligd. Swiss do jA’Iain nnd do Jaconet do fr Fine canibtic Diinety, / Furniture do llinh fancy Prints, jlichhalfmourning and blank Prints, Ginghams, assorted colors. Irish Linens & Lawns, Superfine Bishop Lawnq, Birdseye and table Diaper,. 1 llordered'lincn cambric Handkerchiefs Linen Cumbric, Merseillea Counterpanes, Fine Line.n Napkins, Superfine French Drilling Cambrics, assorted colors, White and block Lace Veils, Green Gauze do Hcrnani and crape fancy Handkefcbicls, Fine linen Tapes and Braid, Luce Capes and Coluretts, Fine Thread Lace Edging and inserting!. Muslin Edging ond Insertion, I nl'uiits laco Caps, ' Ladies kid and horse-skin Gloves, Gentlemen's heaver and linun do , do Gum Elastic Suspenders, Cotton nnd worsted lsidie'a silk nnd cotton IIo Be Goutlemen’s do do do Random half Blue and Yellow Nankeen Fino Ing'uin Carpeting, .Superfine hrussels Rugs, (Marks Spool Cotton, Cotton and linen Floss, Colored Sewing Silk, assorted i Blond Lace and Edging. | Rich Black Silk Velvet, ■ Gentlemen's Velvet and Mohair 'Stocks, do black bombazine Spiltlcfield and banduooii Handkerchiefs Large and smalt Prussian Shawls Black and Green worsted lleraigt- - Ladies belt Ribbon, ”• ’ Bonnet do, Wire T» IV *' *’*" Jo ’ „ a r> * jure and Bonnot Reed. . “'.net Vyire., «tarved and plain shell cunibs, Brasilian Combs, Feather Fans, Super silk Umbrella's uml Farasoljt Colton do. Bleached and at,bleached sheetings do Shirtings, Dorchest Ticking, Counterpane and Apron Cihsreks, C°ttnn Osnabuigs, • ' Oil Cloths 3 4 and 4 4, v Jliad Bags ond Horses, W Hair Powder and Putfs, Scissors; needles and pins. Silver and steel Thimbles JEWELRY,* good assortment Swords und Epuulelts, Pistols, Dirks end Rifles, Musical Boxes, Also, a eom|iletc assortment ol toarUiaace ti Cutlers, CcotUcvs Joiners Tools, Tin ware, Saddles, Bridles ond Martingales, Carpet Bags and Saddle Bags, Ladles Tuacau Bonnets, do Green Calashes, Willow Waggons and Table Mata, Basket* and Bead Boxes, Batter Stomps, Clothe Pina, A fine supply of SUMMER CLOTHING m ade expressly to order, ROOTS and SHOES, of every deecription, Fine sattin Beaver HATS, drab and Black Gents, and Children Hate of all deanriptions, do. do. Palm LeafHata. The Pablio in general are invited to call sod examineoer stock. L. J, DAVIS A Co- April S7—49—tf lack Oxyd 3 Lcei) Blue pi|| giasx Cortu) Cariping Camphor Copperas Cr.itooqtl Cream tartjr Cruet, ppt Casslq Caatuaridcs Coc Indicnt Court plaster Castoff opt Colocyptlf pulv Chloride nf Lima Chalk, red t*' common V Frpqch Cayenne pepper fjuv, Colui^ha Rad Cort ctachon rah “ •* Flat tt cannella sill “ mezerion •* cinnamon Curb Fern “ Magnus " Ammoniac ‘t Sndac ** “ super Cqqstic, common lunar Castile soap j Conserve rasos Coehinellu Corrosive sublimate pulotpel Cloves, Cu urcqina pnbv Cnwitge duwu Corks, vial " bottle “ demijehn “ furnituro Dennrcottzeil opium Digitalis Dovers’ powder Dry white lead Epsom Salts Emplas, adkesivo " cantbarides *' dcachnlon roborana Emory, No-1,2, 3, 4 Essence of spruce Emetine Ethiops, mineral Ergot Extract drum hark " dundilion gentiun ssue pea? “ plasters Indigo, span float “ Bengal Ink, black A Red, “ indelible '* India Jalap {tapis calununsri I Liguurise, bell *t root •t “ powdqred LogwoofJ,’ ground •• stick Lemon acid Lytherage, roarqo “ fino Lint, patent Lip salve t> “ boxes I.ong pepper Magnesia, lump *1 calcined •• HenryV Mustard, ground “ aeed while Matches, magic •* I’liosphorua ,na^M.wn M&co .tl unatedltnct iron Mu*k iiletalic 7inc Morphine acetate sulphate Muddcr Medicine chests Nux VtHnico Nipple shells /•• shields Nat megs Oil ulmonds “ unnisi •* bergaiAot “ cinpuinoa “ clovgs 14 carqi “ croton ,4 (univiri t% lemon 41 muntlme pip “ 44 »um 41 rosemary 41 roses 44 sassafras Hal^nai 44 84{cino 44 \vurmsued wintergreen t 4 \itriol 44 castor 44 olivo 44 lump Qjtymel sauiils Uxymuria\p pota.ssue Fiperine Pearl auk Pearl barley Phosphor* |Jink\oot glvceyr colony 44 colony nth 44 butternut 44 jalap *• valo^lon, !ux seed gro»ni\ tul » Pol digital 44 oenrui' Alexandria I 44 4 Rust India 44 Uvu Ursi 44 subenui Fig blue j Fino sprtflgo I Flowers, buiiKoin \ 4 * sulphur » •* zinci Froncli trusses | Flesh brushes ’ Fistula Fborie j (iulls, aijepo I Glass oalunony j Gentian | Glauber salts | (tlue I Guta ammojuicinv i 44 aloes I 41 nrubic *• usaafatidu 44 catechu 44 copal 44 elastic 44 galbanum 44 gumboge 44 guiacuui 14 kino *' mastic 44 mynhae 44 opium 44 Senegal 44 Rholluc 44 scumuiony 4 tragacAnth 44 planter Ifydroiodate potass Hiern ptcra Hops AnrilSO 48 tf G . sale,by ARVER A Co. L i 8WA' > April20 48 If *ix burguut) Pra? Ferr\ Phospfias sodni Procipitute, red^; White. Preston {Salts Puinice stone Pungent vials (iuinino Quansia Quicksilver Has guiae Ked sunders Hot ten stoue ll*«s nib 44 llav Had Alkancl 44 , colcbici 44 gentiun;\Q 44 hellebore nig 44 liqaorioip 4 * ilioii 44 Rassnparilla. 44 scilvae- 44 senelfa. 44 sprppntaring 44 valcriau 44 verat alb Sal epsoin 44 «m»RVniac •* nitre ‘ rochello Saratoga [uJWder.4 Seidlitz do Sodu do Sung draconis Horn enrui • 4 cblcbieo 44 cor land Sul zinci “• potassao .Sup curb sodae Starch Syrup, sassapariila 44 squils Spermaceti Saffron Soap, castile 44 Windsor 44 funcy Snuff, cephalic 44 scotch 44 tnaccoboy .Sponges Sucking bottles Smi lliug viuls Sealing wax, black '• 44 red •Spunk Tapioca Tamarinds Tonquu beans - Turpentine, verirce * 4 oil of Tsrtris potasnae Therfhometer* Wax. white 44 flaks 41 common Wap, assorted fiORGIA, SATURDAY JUKE 1,1833. Gnardml bestorees Issue peas antTpiastera CaartSlas.ain, A double Splints dttil bandagea Tin fiif Halr-m"pins Gold Lpaf Gumiatiecis ■Elastiq sosp. bandages ' Patent Meii'wwcs. Butemqn’s Dr^ps, Turlitigtnn'a Pulsom Britisii pil Swaitn's Punuer.a Opodeldoc J-ee’s pils Thompsons pyq WqlqrMmlicuineptam Essence pepefinint Chlorine tpoth wxfb * c Godfrey’s cordial Paints, Dye-Stuffs, Spc. Sfc. Bronze's Gold Vettirian Red SIXTH VOLUMF—NUMBER a. ISCElsLAWEOlia, const, ! saw the white object lengthen, | THIS DOUBLING TRENCHMAK. oor beam—' » ! pfall gsl iome eietpt, I lie chase lias tackeJ; xir, put the holm | Morbleu. MiT "': down, or she will go to wiorlwnrd of us.” In yews by-gow, WMu Roekwey wM th^- We tacked alsQt and time It was we djA | focui *{ fnabion ns a vnierittg place, nod befartr so, for the rising moon uov choked h* a iSaratoga and BalUton had mperaeded h, Hit ur el Y » 0 ? n<}r unc ^ er H f ro *Q °f »ail.—; Halfway House at iAmaice, used to be Riled » e oJged down on her,.when finding her with traveller* on thoir etcursions, who genes iimnrF.uvre detected, she brailed tip her rally Stayed there over night, and puraved (Ikif Mat sails, und bore up before tlie wiud.— ] journey to the sew shore in the aaongiag. On« DaVV JONES AND THE VAN. JiEE PRIVATEER. E. I., paiey fc Hart have published (lie tvliolp of the numbers of ll)e culebra- ted naif alive, bearing ilio title of jfVn Cringle’f Litg, which originally appeared, we Believe it| the Edinburg Magazine, | The stylo of the tvtiicr is ruev—his de- . r ,, • . ' r v z -7. \an—«»/ »■« ~w ssms nwami soiiutipns are highly graphic, and |iis ioci- 1 13 wi '* 0J r bwt poiut qf sailing, tt«d warm summer's evening, when tho ' • I,vn r, "" fc “ 4 “* i “ t “" unusually crowded, an Eoglishmaa rode op h. deep yellow ” green white Frosting's Blqe "brown “ white ’ Smalt's rod ti green " biap White Leutlin oil Verdigris in oil “ dry Prussian blqe No 1 < Lytherage Spanish brovyo it white Yellow ochre Roil Lead Black Lead , White Chalk Red do Venice Terpentine llesin, while “ yellow Puttie, Window Glass Logwood Alkanet root Annotto Madder Oil Vitriol Vurniak, nopal •< blaek “ Japan t 1 mastic Spirits Terpentiuu Blue Vitriol « Rotten Stone Pumice do Ismglacs Glue Putty Chrome Green, English Dragon's Blood Vellow do Gum, copul Chinpsti Vormillioa English dp Charunne Drop Laka Rose pink, English Turkey Umber Terra do llienna King’s Yollow Dutch Pink shellac Paint Brushes, frqm No 000 to 7 Cninul flair !• hingsndshqrt White wash hair Marking do Silver Lent I)ul('h met ul Shop Furniture, Species, Tinctures and Apotli. qoules A weights Salt mouths Graduate tueu*. mortars Gulley pots, pills, hexes I’qll tiles, Bed pans, peg Spatulas, glass funnels und stand Lamps, Ac Miscellaneous, Perfumery assorted Ua*metic and Tniniiptireni VVanh Pomudo io FotR and Rolls, Fancy Soaps, I Ini r Powder and powder Pufla, (solopno Water, Bay R«m. rc ti j\.nd b|ack Ink Powder. Rod and Blaek Jiealin^ Wax and Wufers, com mon and cat Glasa. oscwnce. and puaaent Vialp, Paste Blacking, Tof^ Powder, Pipk Suupera, Chinese Tiddets, Water ()«U>uh, Camel Hair, Pencils, Heel Bolls, Lend ^p^cils, &c. Ac. May 11 M tf RBAts estate, ~ fX OR HALE at the new town of Rosn- M" u|te, situated on the Chuttahoohep river, 3.’ miles below Columbus, iq Stewart coqnty, Gu. a new agd coipfortablo dtqslling house, SfO by 18 feet, one and u halfstopips high, having twr brink chimneys, with three fire places. Attached to the premisoa, are three half acre lots n.ostiy en closed. A privilege of a Ferry on the Alabama vide has bceu obtained, and tq a man of enterprise, it might prove a profitable Investment. For terrna, which will be liberal, apply nt Roanoke to Felix G. Gibson nnd '1'homas B. Mul- I'ord, Esqs. or in Columbus, to Dr. A. 9 Clifton. Slay So 53 tf LosT i’ocKET Rook ' O N the OUi inst about (Jor 8 miles above Co lumbus, 4 small folding Pocket DpoU, con taining three promissory notes ol bund. (' e on Thomas Afineyurd lor $2S. r > iqtercst Iryin late: credited l\y RA2 80 ctn; made p.yfnhle to, Solomon L. Pope or order, due ‘25th December 1803. Also Two others upon Reuben & James Ri^bardp one fof tho tdher for IQ. (The latter has since keen paid ) Pue the 1st day of November next, payable to James R. Lyons or bearer, dated not recollected. Also, some other accounts und re ceipts, with $9 or $11 in bank bills. The Pockol Book had been once red but age lms tarnished it black- b whs lied with a red tape striug. Any Person finding it shall be entitled to the sum it contains by returning the papers to the subscriber. AH personM are horeby forwarned from trading for the above described papers, as I am the proper bolder or owner of them. JAS. R, LVUNS. Mnv 24—5:i—tf IsOST- F.TWEEN llainilUm and Neignaq, on the. „ fil'd April, two notos made b.r Elijah Ruc- and James Barr, one for $30 and the other far $34 both of which were duo qnd payable to. the subscriber or bearer on the 2-V,h December {Sllfi, (luted sometime in July last, the letter note was credited with jjjfiH) in Fell. 1833. All persons are hereby cautioned for trading Iruin said notes as I have notified the makers not to pnv th.e .-Mm/, to, unylone hat myself, JIV OACHELAKEi. May 33 53 3t denis thrilling qnd well pictured- Mn-1 J Ve cr nckHoi|, tt)e ,eapta|il rubbing hi* tty of lhr> extracts hqvo appeared in the! 11,1 „ *** 1 “ W l»r(Mq be the big un litis journals of the country—ami were rendi!""®' AI1 W*« blntying u strong norllt- tfjtlia degree qf inlerest, etpiullcti only I ' vns * ur > " 1(01* gmaf moonlight, nnd by that caused by llto extracts from the frqm our bow guns, Diary of a London Physician The t'ullowipg extract will gjgo the reader gtiiue idea of ||)e gtyle qf thg uu- thqr. “ We |)itd refilled, nnd been fqqr days tit sea, qn our voyage Io Jamaica, when the gufl room qjjiecc* jrayn ouf ipess a blow-out. The increased iqotiqq and ihp rushing of (ho vessel through the water and the groaning of the masts, the howling of the Using gale, nnd the frequent truiqpling of the tv,(tclt on deck, were prophetic .qf wet jackets to some of us; still, midshipman- liko, wo were qs happy us a good djnqpr and some wiqq could make os, until t||p qiil gunner sliovod his weather beaten pltia and bald pate iq *t the dopr. “Ilea pardon, Mr. Splinter, butifyou willspqru Mr. Crin gle git tho (iirpcnstlq fur aq hour until the moot) l ises.’ 1 —(“spare,’' (juotlta, “is his Majesty'q u^jeer ti iatiq stqqH" “Why, lijr. Kennedy, whyWhore man, take a glass of grqg.t’ VI thank yon sir. It is coming on n rpguish night,sir; the tunning ships should he crossing us lieruubouts; in deed more than once I thought there tvus n strange sail close ukourd of us, tl|P scud is Dying so low, and in such while Uukex; nnd none of us have un eye like Mr. Cringle, unless it he John Crow, uqt) lie is all hut frozen.” “Well, Toni, 1 suppose you trill go.” A nglicc, from a first lieutenant to a mid—.“llrush, iustanter.” Having changed my uniform for sltag- trowsers, pea jacket, and south-west cup, I went forward slid look my stntiou, in un pletisunt nttippr, oil the slowed gib, with mv arm rqund the tftay. I hail been half an liqqr. there, tlip weather tvus gelling worse, the rain was beating in qty face, and spray from the stem was Dashing over me, as it roaret) through the waste of sparkling and hissing waters, I turned my buck to the weather far a moment, to press my hand oq uiy sltained eyes. When I opened thept, I saw the gunner's gaunt high featured visage thrust nuxiuq!- ly forward; his profito looked as if rubbed over With phosphorus, and his whole par son as if ho hud keen playing at snap drag on. “ What has oqme over you,* Air. Kennedy—who is burning the blueliglit nowl" “A wiser man than I, must tell you that: look forward, Mr. Cringle—look there; tv Wit do your books say to that V i looked forth, and saw, ut the extreme end of tho jib-boom, what 1 had read ut certainly, hut never expected to sce,q pale, greenish, glow-ovorm colored flame, of the size and shape of tho frosted glass shade over Die swinging lamp in the gun room. It drew out and flattened us the vessel pitched and rose again, mid as she theeied about, ft wavered round the point that scented to, attract it, like u soupsmj bubble blown from a tobacco pipe, before it was shaken into the air; ut the core it was cosupariftively blight, bill it faded in to a halo. It shed a baleful and ominous light on tka surrounding objects i the grotty) of sailors on the furecaslia looked like spectres ; and they shrunk, (needier, iiqd whispered when it began to roll slowly along the spar towards igiicte th.e boat swain was,sitting at tgty (put. At ibis ta bid whenever a shot told amongst the rigging, the injury was repaired us if by magic. It was evident we had repeatedly bulled Imr, fl-om the glimmering white streaks alunger her apunter and across her stern, occasioned by Die splintering of Die timber, but it seemed to produce no effect. At length We drew well up on her quar ter. She continued all black hull and white sail, not a soul to be seen on deck, except a dark object, which tvc'iook for the man nt the holm, " What schooner’! thiii?” No answer. *‘lleave to, or I’ll sink you." Still nil silent. "Sorgenm Armstrong, do you think yqq could pick off that chap at the Wheulj” The marine jumped on the fqre*castle and levelled |ij* piece, when n ittusket-shoi from the schooner crushed through his scull, mid he fell dead. The q|t) skipper’s blood was up. “Forecastle, there? A{r. Nipper, clap a canister of grape qyer the round shot, into the bpat gun, and give it to himl,’—“Aye, aye, sii j” glcefnUy ^re joined the boatswain forgfettiug tltu uugqry and every tiling else in Dorexciteumqt of lire moment. In a twinkling, tho square foresail—top gallant—royal—and stud ding sail haul,yards are let go by the run on board of the schooner, as if they had been shot away, mid he (mi his helm hard upon as if tq round to. “Rake him, sir, or give him tho stern! Ha bus nut sur rendered. 1 know their game. Give j him your broadside, sir, or Ito is off to wintlwurd of you Ijke u shot." “No, no, wo Imve him now; lipave to Mr. Splinter, heave to!” \Ye did so, and thut so sud denly, that the studding sail booms snapped like pipe shanks, shot off by Die irons, Notwithstanding we had shot two hundred yards to the leeward before we could lay our maintopsaii to the mast. I ran Iq windward, The schooner’s yards and tigging were now blnclt with men, clustered like bees swarming, her square sails were being close furled, Iter fore and aft sails set, and ti)Vny site was dead to windward of us. "Sq qtuclt fur under valuing oar American friends,” grumbled Mr. Splinter. We ntudu all sail ill chase, blasting away to little purpose; we Imd no chance on h bowline, and when our "Aqiigq" had sat isfied himself of bis superiority by pirn or two short tucks, he deliberately took it roof in his mainsail, Ituulud down his Dy ing jib and gall'topsail, triced up the built of his foresail, and fired IDs long thirty- two at us. Tile shot canto in at tlm third aftermost port oq the starboard side, and dismounting tile cannonade, smashing tite slide, mid wounding three men. The se cond shot missed, uud as it was madness to remain tq be peppered, probably winged, whilst every one of ours fell short tve reluctantly kept away oil our course, having the gratification of hearing a clytir Iteeijin _ well blown begin ou board the schooner of this port, who ha play up “Yankee Doodle.” As l lie brig fell off, our long gun wtls run out to have a gig, and asked for accoAmodatuM* for the eight. Landlord. I’m very sorry 1 ceneot eutemia you, sir, unless you will accept of supper tufft lodging with « French geullemen up stein. Traveller, No, I wum sleep in the MM room with any d red Frenchman. - And off be rode with all the gram look* of • real John Bull. In about half an hour, however, he came back, and said be believed he "must put up with it.” But thjs expression about the Frenchmen, had by some mem reached the gentlemen's ears, who had rfetormined, being a clout man, upon the course of hi* oooduct toward* hi* civil visitor. Ti)* Englishman walked into the room—the Freacbntaa was all smile* end bow*—John Boll slightly nodded, end set duwo grunt q* e beer. About uq hour elapsed, without either speaking, wheij the Englishman got up aud gave the bell cord a pull. The Frenchman started also from bis seat, end geve tlm siring two palls. Up came the waiter, (who bad received his cue be fore) und awaited orders. Bull. Wniter, cook me some supper, Frenchman. Yes, vaiuin, you cook me to* sqppnire I * i Bull suried sod looked grim—the Frenchman elevatedlhis eye-brows and look a huge pioch of snuff. Scppef being reedy, the following scene took place at the table: Bull. Waiter I bring, iuo a bottle of wine. Frenchman. Vaiuire, cornu back here, you bring me too bottle de vine. Bull knit his brow*—Monsieur elevated iris shrugged up shoulders, apd jqok soother piuch of snuff, Bull. Waiter, bring me, ah, whet the d—«4 do vuu call it, a pie or a turt. Frenchman. Vaitaire, come back hare, you bring mo two, vat is da diable you call him, ah, licit pio I two tart 11 {lull growled, nnd starting from his tent, rung the bell, The Frenehmau jumped to the string and gave it a desperate pulll. The waiter (who was utmost convulsed with laughter,) came hur rying in, when Bull roaring out, “ waiter, g* and bring me; a boot |eck, 4b a pair of slip Fteuchnieil. Yajiftira, come back here, yog bring me two slippuire I two boot jack I The waiter toon returned with the articles, when Bull, toused to the highest uitch thunder ed out, “ waiter, bring me a candle, and show me up a pair of glgirs, intq g roouj with ooo tod in it." Fr^uchinsa. Vaitaire, come back here, you bring mo two caudles, show me up two pelf staire, uud give me too room vid too bed ia—eh clt t Bull could staud it no longer—he kicked »h* boot jack out of the way—upset the candle a* the table—banged bis bead against the door in the dark—pitched the waiter down staiia, nod then rolled after him to the bottom, and darting into the bar room, ordered his horse and gig, sweriiiL' h«|would never sleep, in the housejwitli a mad Frenchman. “ Ah, ha!" exclaimed Monsieut, "he no Ilk* —d Frenchman. Vel Morbleu, I shall gal some sleeps to-night, all alone by myself.— Cos) fajt”—and he quietly went to bed, Whom,—Captain R—o been from home about a years and a half, wrote to inform his wife that ho _ _ , had arrived ia London, and iqtepdqd >o to ty a parting crack at her, when ike third and I Barton, where be wished her lo meet him on * last shot from the schooner struck the sill j certain day, which lie named. The Lady wot iff Dn> midship purl, qud made the white punctual lo the appointment, and so was the cip- spliqters fly from tire solid oak like bright! tain. They met at the water side hotel, but silver sparks in tile moonlight. A sharp j , , ... ,- , , , - ....... K | straugo to say they did not know each other I statu something slid douM ibe stay, and u j piercing cry ruse in tbt> nii-my soul At loqg.h Mrs. R. becatpe restless, frequently cold dummy baud passed round my nci-A, | ithat death shriek with the voice goiug lu a window and " peeping out* tn »h* was within n.u ace ol htyisiug my Md,' u^t ( foul heard, and I saw the man, who | direction of Londou road. This ihe Captain ttnd luqjWdig Overbeyd. ‘“ eatf *° i , * i * VL ‘, was standing with Die lanyard of tite lock i observed for some time in silence, bnt at last mercy on, me, wltut s that 1 It s Dvd ( drop heavily across the brech j ventured to ask her if she was waiting for tuy Usury’s csle'4 otagsesia White akin* Surgeon's Instruments Catheters Amputating Tnnaatiuuag Obstetric Pocket eases Dus ctiag Cappia* Titrukoy* Teeth instraoMM* Tjurnaqaets Teeth furcepe “ filee Trusses of all sorts Dsatist's instruments ScsrifltatiW Baqgres Ivans' crown Lancet* " common do Spring Lancet* •• •> blade* Saueon’e needle* Stethoscope* Pessaries Tractor's spear, pointed “ Lancet do Ear syringes Lancet case* Pntsnt lipt , JScie Grocery Store, J L ST opened AHumilyof Family Grof-erieR, in one of Mr. 'Georg? StjiiUj, Huildin)* one door below Mr. Si ration'd, i^pr.e o# Broad Ml. Am the proprietor dr^^giua. keeping a regular rtupply o£ articled suited piutiouKirlv tto foinilies, bulb in UMlrn and country, persons de«iro®< ofoli- Vrinin» ducli uni^d at moderate prices would do j wyJI to c^ll. ; Thoio i<* connected with tho abQ.ve, u Hinn'J i slack ol'nlioice Dry Goods nnd Harilyai;*, wlnali; The light wq* still there, Inn u cloud of rniipiiaainii of tire sir ..fit,. would be disposed wf at wholesale or otborwire 1 n ,j s , |,|^ u ()llrsl Q r v ,, or r f0m .. | ' ” , le a ’' , *‘ ,e ** ,or > 1,1 at very wducod nriwx : 1K 11 u ' ,rsl 01 Va| ' 0 ' lr0 !“ '* s L | our wltole broadside had been fired at _ Columbus, May 24 & tf s bo ‘ er ’ 0H L me - dov ? u,)0 “ lllL > ra,< : 4 ""!} ^ ‘ Oilers Then h s«limry «ujash hore, nnd a JVKW {tOODW I past, when it disappeared. I follow^ j jjjp tli#re 9 nnd short sharp yills* Hn d iow wtffl/l/O, : the while I1IUS* as It sailed down iho Wlivi; I r bobiikD huhldinu mnarn« M tlm hi'jini' npHE subdcribor Uox just received direct Irma \ { did not, as it appeared lo me, ynirisli in fVaHiueals cd the noble vessel we hud seen to. Reward, as if checked by a sudden daw, cre ^ v Yanislw>d forever beneath that pule yet none qf our sails were taken aback, j brpat j | Vc mrt alone, und once A thought flashed on n^e. I peered still j niorqall was dm k. and wild, and stormy, more intensely into the nigh*. I was row, Fearfully had thut ball sped, fired by a certaut. j dead man's fvtt'd. But what is it thut 41 A sad, broad on iqe iec-low. Fhc ( faiacl^ and double across that fatal ship was inn huz in a moment. 1 lie cup-; cannon, drippiqg aqd heavy, and choking tain nnswered from the qiiarter-deckn- j t | ie scuppei s with clotting gore, and sway- “ I hank you, Mr. Cringle. How shull tve ; ingto and fro with the motion of the ves- steer 1 l^eep her away a couple qF 8e | f pke a bloody ijeece? "Who it it thut points, sir, steady. * [ whs nit at the gun there?” Mr. Nipper, •'Steady” sing the* tnan at the holm ^ the Uuittwam Sir. The lent shot has cut and n slow nie|inclioly cadence, although ! him ia two," H familiar louitd to qiu, now moaned green nnd udulaidu HA) 77/S'; black aid fancy colored CandmereiH blue, black, brown nnd greon t'rapo Cambleis; green und I>Ihc|( BonilmzincH; I'rininc^g; white und brown l'ronch drill, black watered und cbtngcabb? gro de nap, gfo de nwiss iyid Italian Lustring; light fancy Culiducs, French and Fwiss Muslins; Ginghams and Cambrige Hosiery ofiitl descriptions; horse akin, linen and silk Gloves; Ribbons, oBsurtod; Boots und Shoes; Ready-nurde Clothing, Arc. A very superior ar ticle of gentlemen's black beaver Huts. May 18 Wi tf K. E. POWER8. COLUMBUS FACTOBY. This establishment will now commeatie apcni- Don. Families who have several eetive bsmls between the eges of 1ft and ft4 will find it to their advantage to apply. JOHN JOHNSON. Colambas, May 16—58—tf 10,000 LBS. bacon riT« f u toeaiemi nq coniiffniDF n> For aale by IT _ January 18—36—tf J U8T received on consignment. For sale by SHORTER, TARVEn & Co, A GENERAL aaaortatentol School Boolufo Ak Mia by 'JEO W DILUNUK AM, CtftOOPRXBS AT APALACHICOLA. qyORTOty tf. MITCHELL tova receive^ «y receatsrpvsla from Near Ofteaae, 60 ” 113*^' 60 kogf Lord 100 pieess Rcntacky Bagging. Whiab will bfiaeld lew tor ca*. eqttoa or ap- yrnyrd paper. *|pd/«r.trra|a,/(fe V* 10 qto, now through ibe ruriflng wind, und smote upon my heart fJ if it had boon the wailing ofu spirit. I turned to the boatswain, who was now Standing betide me—“ Is that you or )aoy steering, Mr. NipperT If you had not beeq there bodily at nty el bow, (could have sworu that was your voice." When the gqpner made the saute remark it startled the poor fellow; he tried P tike it. as q joke, but could not. “The* o ty be a laced hammock with a shot in it, or aono of us ere morning.” Al this nonsent, to my dismay, the ob ject we a to chasing, shortened—gradu ally fell i earn of as, and finally disap peared. The FIjring Dutchman,” “I can’t son I r at allnow.” “She will be a (ore-and•' : rigged vassal that has lacked, *•>." A" sure efccureb, »ft«*e , s foy «c- Razor Paste.—ill may not bn a bad exchange for somo of our readers, instead of a series of politics, to give them the fol lowing bit of information, which wo have practiced on, und which we know to be correct. Common candle snuff, clean of grit spread on the razor strop produce (he edge in the quickest linae of any thing ever tried. It is superior to Pomeroy's or any other paste. The cent should be spread with n koife, not two thick, aud need not to reoewed for several moaibr Tto grease in the snuff is suCcieot to make it spread well by working t little with a kaifo ! Try it. Carotins Watchman. (a the morning, think what you tova to do, and qt night ask yourxolf tphet yoq 'Hi* 4 nr. \tt\ton.—Hull paper. A CHARACTER. A member of the Society of Friends, qt the close of the Revolutionary War, laid on) * Iqtgq on the western, bank of the North Branch of th* Susqueiinquah, Qpe of the settlers was a eng-, penter, wlw, haviog erected a dwelling, as it «** on the great rood leading from Northumberland to Wilkesbarre, opened it for t|ho accomfitoda- lioti of travellers, ft was maqy yeqrtt after this time ilia) Dm writer -visited this village, and oo a Saturday alighted al foe inn; oontnew, order, and regularity; tvltiqh prevailed ihtougboui itoestab- lisbment, surpassed all expectation, especially iu what was then (armed “ the back woods,” The qnxt day being Sunday, 1 walked into the barroom, aqd beheld a number of tto towns- men decently attired, xome engaged io con versation; others iu ra*diug|ibe Bible, hymns, or psalms, qqd this was the bar room ot lira tavern I (a talking with the landlord on tto remarkable observaece of the Sabbalb, he remarked, that on Sunday he sold no liquor to any of the ioliabitauis of the village, and only to travellers, what their necessitous situation required. " I have always made it n rale never to «ell to the intemperate, and hence my bouse is always free from persons of that descirptioo. " I have always told the opinion, tbit the intemperate are least likely to pey, nod as far as my experience enable* me to form a judgment, I owe my prosperous condition in life to the prin* I early laid down for my govcrotnsnt, and to which I have invariably conformed." 1 have frequently afterwards visited and spent days in tto house of th* worthy mao, nnd found him always cunsistnnt in his practice. H* still lives, sad verifieelhe adage, “ An honest men is jb-xt e- '» o’ 0>*it T~w>' r. p.»f ■«