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by JAMES N. BETHUNE.
COLUMBUS. GEORGIA, SATURDAY JUNE 15, 1833.
SIXTH VOi UME~W*BER 4.
THE E^dtUER
published Weekly,
T urns'idtors par ssnirtritpsylMe^n nd-
1 Yance: or four dollars if not paid for before
j end of the year.'
Advertisements will bo maeited at the rates of
jooMlv-kso Csnts pet hundred wolds for the first
: .mt (Aa teats for each Week's conlinu-
Hoxey Sc Urquhart
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Druggists arid Apothecaries
COLUMBUS, OA,
H AVE joet received and aro now opening
a largo and extensive assortment of
Drugs and Medicines, Points, Oils,
jowoq^ootwitt pet nunorea woiusrortno nrat ° Due Stuffs. Sec. Sec. Set.
insertion, and fifty cents for each Week’s contioo- , uye csiujjs, «re
mu- In all adrertiaementa, tho words that do AetWir.stoto Is,entirely new,'PJ£
not amount loan eren hundred, will be cortsid- chased « New one of t^e firm especially
not amount
ered aa an hundred, and charpdd aa such. When
the number of insertions of an advertisement Is
nut sDecided, it wil be continued until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
No subscription Will bn received for less than
one year; ana no prfper discontinued until all ar
rearages are paid unless at the option of the Edi
tor.
Sheriffs' and other Officers’ advertisements in
serted at customary rates.
Letters to the Editors on business nflisl be post-
paid,' and in all cases where it' is not done, tho
postage will be charged to the writer.
alesof Ladd, by Administrator, Executors or
Guardians, are required by law to be held on the Alum
first Tuesday in the month, between the hours of Arsenic
ten in the forenoon and three in the afternoon, at [ Arrow Hoot
the court-houso in the county -in which the pro- Alcohol
party Is situate. Notice of these are to be given in , Antimony, credo
acidic gazette Stop On,, prevtous to tho day j
Mss of Negroes must be at public auction, on | Ana Ammonia
die first Tuesday of the month, between the uau-! AIMnet Root
al hours of sale, at the place of public salea in the ! Annotto.
county where the Letters Testamentary of Ad-! Acetate morphine
ministration or UuardianeTiip may ltaye been
granted, firat giving Stop Hoys’ notice thereof,
In one ofthe pnblio gazette irof this sute, and ut
the door of the court house whore such sales are
to be held.
Notice for the sale of Peraonal Property must
be given in like manner lor Forty Days previous Jw »««•*
to the day ofsdle. * “
Notice to the debtors and .creditors 6f an Estate
most be published Forty,Days. ,
Notice that application will he made to the
Court of Ordtiiary for leave to sell Land, must bo
published Four Months
Notice for Lease to sell Negroes must he, pub
lished for Four Months, before any order absolate
shall be made thereon by the Court.
for this market, they feel confident of their ability
tn supply Physicians, Merchants nnd others, with
genuine articles and at reduced rates. The fol
lowing articles comprise part of their stock:
Acid, ascetic Iodine
“ bensoic Isinglass, Russian
" citric ' “ American 1
“ muriatic Ipecacuanha
•• nijrie Ivory, black .
'• nitrous Island moss
“ oxalic Issue peas
prussic “ plasters
,' “ sulphuric ' Indigo, span float
a tartaric “ Bengal
Ink, black & Red,
“ “ indelible
'• India
Jalap
Lapis calaminaril
Lignarise, ball
root
. « “ powdered
Logwood, ground
stick
Lemon acid
Lytherago, coarse
“ fino
Lint, patent
Jap salve
“ boxes
Long popper
Magnesia, lump
■. . calcined
“ Henry's
Mustard, ground
“ seed white
Mutches, magic
Phosphorus
Quardod beatore Issue pool and plast
Cannulas, sin. & double Splints and bandages
Tin foil Hair-lip pins
Gold Loaf Gum lancets
Elastic snsp. bandsgUk
Patent Medicines.
Bateman's Drops ToHingtoc's Palsopl
British oil Swairo's Panacea -
Opodeldoc Lee’s pile.
Thompsons cyo waterjUcdicnmcntnqi
Essence pnpermint . Chlorine tooth Wash ivc
Gndftqy’o cordial
Paints, Dye-Stuffs, Sfc. Sfc
plttmbi
“ zinci
potassao,
Bac cubebne
juniperi
Blenching powdew
Bglft Armenia
Balsam copaib
fir
Barbadoea Tnr
XVBW STRING-
G O OP S .
rWHE SUBSCRIBERS Ihankfnl
R for the liberal patronage they hare re
ceived from tlieir friends, ana the public, beg leave
to inform thorn that they are new opening, a
splendid assortment of CHOICE GOODS,
loth Fancy and'Staple. One of the coacorn; being
constantly in New 1 York, they foal .confident of
their ability to sail as low ns the same articles can
be bought in the Southern market.
Their assortment consisting (in part) ol the fob
lowing articles;
■ Superfine blue,black adilaido CLOTHS.
•*. black Italian Grom do Nnp, Grqs de Swiss
and Groa de Orleans SILK
Pink, wh'qe and blue SATINS ,
Col’d pou t de Soia.
Pink, white, straw and blue Florence,
Pongees and Pslmyreens,.
Black Italian Crape,-
Franch Crapes, assorted colours,
Superfine black Bombazine,
Itioh Printed Muslins,
Foulard do
While Plaid do,
Plain and figd. Swiss do
Plain and do Jaconet do
Fine cambric Dimcty.
Furniture do
Rich&ncy Prints,
Rich half mourning and black Prints,
Ginghams, assarted colors,
Irish Linens A Lawns,
Superfine Bishop Lawns,
Birdseye and table Diaper,
Bordered linen cambric Handkerchiefs
Linen Cambric,
Marseilles Counterpanes,
Fine Linen Napkins,
Superfine French Drilling
Cambrics, assorted colors,
White and black Laco Veils,
Green Gauze do
Hernani and crape fancy Handkerchiefs,
Fine linen Tapes and Braid,
l.are Capes and Cplurctts,
Fine Thread Lace Edging and Insertings,
Muslin Edging and Insertion,
Infants lace Caps,
Ladies kid and horse-skin Gloves,
Gentlemen’s beaver and linen do
de Gum Elastic Suspenders,
Cotton and worsted
Ladle’s silk and cotton Hose
Gentlemen’s do do
do Random half
Bine and Yellow Nankeen
Snpe Ingrain Carpetings,
Superfine brnssela Rugs,
Clarke Spool Cotton,
Cotton and linen Floss, -
Colored Sewing Silk, assortap
Blond Lace ana Edging, .
Rich Black Silk Velvet,
Gentlemen's Velvet and Mohair Stoclfs,
do black bombazine
Spittlefielil and bandanna Handkerchiefs
Large and small Piussim, show ■
Black and Green worsted Borage
Ladies belt Ribbon,
Bonnet do.
Fig’d. velvet Beit do.
Wire Taste and Bonnet Reeds
Bonnet Wire,
Carved and plain ahell combs, .. ,
Brasilian Combs,
Feather Fans,
Sapor silk Umbrella’s and Parasol
Bronze's Gold
M deep yellow
*' green
“ white
Frosting’s Bloc
brown
white
Smalt's red
“ green
“ blno
White Lead in oil
Verdigris in oil
“ ” dry ■,
Prussian blue No 1 <fc
Lytherago
8panish brown
“ white
Yellow Ochre
Red Lead
Black Lead
White Chalk
Red do
Venitian Red
Venice Terpentine
Resin, white
“ yellow
Puttie,
Window Glass
Logwood
Alkanet root
Annotto
Maddux
Oil Vitriol
Varnish, copat
« black
I “ Japan
1‘ ‘ mastic
Spirits Terpentine
Blue Vitriol
Rotten Stone
. Pumice do
Isinglass
'Glue
Putty
NEW GOODS.
fyyfEanbnonber has now ut Apalachicola A
general Assortment of Groceries from New'
Yolrk and New Orleans, fcnd offer« them for said
on the most Seasonable term*. He has made ar
rangements in.the above cities to be constantly
supplied, and will fiN any orders at a commission
MxasaLLAiraoTja.
(Consumed from lust tpotk.)
unite tV I’ouMrd brand Brazil Nu
American Brandy,
Holland Gin,' - i
American do.
Jamaica Knm,
St. Croix do,
Windward Island do.
Newjtfrjeans do.
New England db.
Apple Brandy.
Peach Bn.
Whiskey,
Madeira Wine, '
Sicily . do
Tericrifle do,
Marseille* do
Malaga do
Port, ■ do.
Cordiali of all hinds,
f>ant»rm Wine, t
Muscat db
Iron assorted,
Chrome Green, English Dragon’s Blood
Yellow do Gum, copal
Black Oxyd -Manganese Manna
Cotton
Bleached and unbleached sheeting;
do Shirtings,
Dorchest Ticking,
Counterpane and fijpron Checks, .
Cotton Osnahuigs,
Oil Cloths 3 4 and 44,
Bead Bag* and Purees,
Hair Powder and Puffs,
Scissors, needles and pins.
Silver and steel Thimbles
0000 ‘Assortment
Pistols. Dirks and Rifles,
Mnsical Boxes, *
Also, a complete assortment of
Saddles; Bridles and Martingales
Carpel Bags and Saddle Bags,
Indies Tuscan Bonnets,
do Green Calashes. .
Willow Waggon* mod Table Mats
Baskets and Band Boxes, ' ’
Butter Sfompe, Clothe Pies
BOOTS and SpOES f otoy e „ de«ri».;
Fine sauin Beaver HATS, 2ub^d P R?"Y
Gent# aad Children* Hiu of h ii jJ? •
d®' LeifH^ ,,p “ 00 *’
Tho Poblic Id jrenonf ,
axomineour stoclt L. TtfiftAS*!,
AMdS7-4#-lf DAVIES 4. Co.
.Lead
lllne pill mass
Corax
Carmine
Camphor
Copperas
Cretan oil
Cream tartar -
Crsel. ppt
Casyia
Canthhrides
Coe Indicus
Coart plaster
Castor; opt
Colocyath pnlv
Chloride of Lime
Chalk, rod
“. common
*• French
Cayonne pepper puv.
Columbn Rad
Cort cinchon rub
•• Flar
** cannella alb
” mezerion
" cinnamon
Curb Fern
“ Magnea
“ Ammoniac
" Sodac
“ " supor
Caustic, common
•• lunar
Castile soap r
Conserve roses
CochineHa
Corrosive sublimate
Calomel
Cloves,
Curcuma pubv
Cowage down
Corks, vial
“ imttlo
" demijolm
" furnitnre
Dcnurcutized opium
Digitalis
Dovers’ powder
Dry w|iile lead
Epsom Salts
Empias, adhesivo
“ cantharidcs
“ deaclialon
" robornns
Emory, No-1,2, 3, 4
Essence of spruce
Emetine
Etliiops, mineral
Ergot
Extract cicuta
" ’ bark
" dandilion
“ , gentiun
’* glyceyr
“ cbloCynth
" butternut
“ jalap
“ valerion
Flax seed
“ " ground
Fol digital
" senna Alexandria
“ * East India
“ UvUUrai
" sabenai
Fig bine
Fine sponge
Flowers, liensnin
1 solphnr
“ zinci
French trusses
Flesh brushes
Fistula Khoris
Galls, allepo
Glass autiraony
Gentian
Glauber sails
Glue
Gum ammonaeim
“ aloes
“ arable
*- asSaficlidn
uite.hu
“ copal
" elastic
" gulbanum
“ gamboge
" guiucum
‘V kino
•* mastic
“ my u Ime
“ opium
■ “ Senegal *
“ ahallac
" tragacaoth
” plaster
Hydroiodate potass
Hiera picra
Hope
Nece
Muriatcdtinct iron
Mask
Metalic zinc
Morphiue acetate
■* sulphate
Madder
Medicine chests
Nux Vomico
Nipple shells
• “ shields
Nut megs
Oil almonds
“ annisi
“ bergamot
“ cinnamon
" cloves
" enrni
" eroton
“ inniviri
“ lemon
" mentllne pip
•• ' ’* satir
s' rosemary
“ roses
” sassafras
" sabenai
" eurcine
“. wormseed
" wfntergreen
<* vitriol
“ castor
“ olive
<•' lamp
Oxymel sqnille
Oxymuriate potoxeae
Piperine
Peari ash
Pearl barley
Phosphorus
Pink root
Pix Bnrguud
Pros Ferri
Phosphas sodai
Preerpitate, red& White
Prestun Salts
PumiCe stone
Pungent vials
Quinino
Qnassin
Quicksilver
lias guiao
Red render*
Rotten stone .
Res alb
i • flay
Rod Alkanet
“ colchici ■
“ gentianae
“ hellebore nig
“ liquorice
“ rhoii
•' sasssparilla
<• scilvae
“ terieka
“ serpentaring
1 " valerian
" veriit alb
Sal epsom
“ ammoniac
" nitre
“ rochelte
Saratoga powders
Seidlitz do
Soda do
[sang draconie
Sem carui
“ colchice
“ roriand
Sul zinci
11 potassue
Sup curb soilao
Starch
Syrup, sasssparilla
" aquila
Spormaceti
SallVon
Soap, eustilo
Windsor
“ fancy
Snuff, cophaiic
“ scotch
" maccoboy
Sponges
Sucking'bottles
Smelliug vials
8ealing wa'x, black
• “ <• red
Spank
Tapioca
Tamarinds
Toe qua beans
Turpentine, venico
“ oil of
Tartris potsssae
Thermometer*
Wax, while
*' llake-
•“ common
Wap, assorted
shellac
Paint Broshes, from
No 000 to 7
Camel Hair
'• long arid
White Wash hair
Marking do
Silver Leaf
Dutch nieinl
Shop Furniture.
Species, Tinctures and Apoth. scales & weights
Salt mouths Graduate incus. Mortars
Galley pots, pills, boxes Pill tiles, Bed pans, .peg
lias, glass funnels and stand Lamps, Ore
Miscellaneous.
Perfumery assorted, Cosmetic and Transparent
Wash Balls, Pomade in Pots and Rolls, Fancy
Soaps, Hair Powder and Powder Puffs, Cologne
Water, Bay Rum, red and block Ink Powder.
Red and Black Sealing Wax turd Wafers, com
mon and cut Glass, cssenco nnd pungent Vials,
Paste Blacking, Tooth Powder, Pink Sauiers,
Chinese Tubists, Water Colours, Camel Hair,
Pencils, Heel Balls, Lead Pencils, &c.&c.
May II 51 tf 1 , *
Chinese Vermillion
English do
Charmine
Drop Lake
Rose pink, English
Tnrkey Umber
Terra do llienna
King's Yellow .
Dutch Pink
Spatnli
Filberts,
Pir.ans.
Rsierns nnd Figs,
Pickles niid Preserve •'
ProfiheiTtos,
Pepper,
Sprees, v
, Lnrd, Cheese.
Batter, Beans,
Bacon,' Hanvs, 'Slinul
ders nnd Sides,
Rice,
Mess Pork,
Prime do
Mesa Beef,
Tongues,
Pilot Brand,
Butter Craokes,
Moeou,
Shot, assorted,
Rosin,
Avoline Brentford wax a alight delicate
girl bf seventeen, possessing in a high de*
... K ,,, . , , gee thirl pensive beauty so indicative of
above New Orleans pricos, be has now on band, i ”, ' f ...
French Brandy, Berg- Almonds .dlevntioit of nMnd and smnlly purity of
■ * “ '■ ' '*• 1 chnracter. Snmetlnogpnrhups, bf vision
ary thought—of esrthwnrd dreaming, nnd
: the therish imaginings of tho deep, fond
| heart* might Imvo been traced in the misty
tenderness of her dark, moUneholy eyes.
! Avnline’sydnng life had passed in that lone
liness of spirit, which gathers nil its tides
into one only current, giving it a depth nnd
! a coloring of shadow v power, unknown to
hhn joyous and diverging fountains of
; sought and mingling affections. Avoline
i had boetf reared among relatives, not
jfi-iends; u family of daughters whoso slen
der claims to ndmiration were lil'ito hd-
; vanned by the surpassing loveliness of iho
! Wiird, burred lior front that tenderness
i which her gentle virtues mtisl otherwise
j have awakened: nfttl the young orphan,
! whose heart* like ihb Vines of spring, hour*
I iy put forth its delicate temjrils for support,
tiggfng and Ropo of ; still passed unheeded on, the only being
ull kinds for Steam- amid a gay nnd numerous household ndmit-
Spnrkling Champnigne Kentucky Bagging,
Draught Cider, Scotch do
Bottled do Ba' "
Draught Ale, Ri{
Porter,
Olive 0:1, boats anti Barges,
Irish Whiskey, Paints ofaU kinds,
Northern ana Western Paint Brushes,
Flour, Linseed Oil,
Havanna and.St. Do- Sperm do
mingo Coffee, Whale do
Hyson Tea, Young lly-. liar Lead,
son,
Sohcliottg & GnnpotV'
derdo '
led to no share in-iti sympathies—no part
in its domestic councils or its tenderer in-
torcsts. Such was the charge whom Ma
jor W orthiogton had taken to his homo and
his heart, and it was with ft delight to which
he had long been n Stranger, tliat lie now
New Orleans Sugar,
Havanna da
Molasses,
Loaf Sugar,
Lump do
LavondisH Tobacco,
Plag do
Twist do
Spanish Cigurs,
American de
Dried Applet
" Poaches,
Also, a variety of other nrtioiea
JOHN O, SEW ALL,
Apalachicola, Doc, Slid, 22—3:;—fit
Spikes,
Tar. Varnish and Ppi- (pensive I'o.itilros.
rits of Turpentine i. -
Pearinsli,
Salt Petre,
Copperas,
Salta,
Starch,
Pep|tor Sauce,
Ketcjmpr
Oyster Jars,
Bottles,.
Domijo Im.
Norton Sc Mitchell
H AVE jusi received at Apalac hicola, by the ,
brigs D’Maqgo Cora, Columbus and Mn-
tilda, from New York, nnd by the schooner North
Carolina, from Boston, n very extensive assort,
ment of Domestic Goods ana Groceries; all of
which they offer on the most favorable terms;—
Among them arc
107 bales Plaids, Cliooks and tripes,
75 do. bootings and Shirtings, “ J
42 cases Beets anil Shoos, v
23 do. Beaver Hats,
13 do’. Wool do.
101) barrels Now England Rum,
50 d6. American Rye Gin,
50 do. do. Brandy.
50 do. Good Cider,
50 do. do. do. Vinegar,
10 pipes Frcncli Brandy, ditleront brands,
3 do. Hollabd Gib,
3 do.. Jamaica Rum,
4 do; St. Crbix do.
2 do. Windward Island Rum,
3 halfpipes old L. P. Madeira
J2 do. do. Sicily do.
30 casks Dry Malaga do.
40 do. Sweet do. de
1 pipe Superior Noyouo.
73 cases suantern and Musoat Wind,
42 do. French Cordials,
30 baskets Chumpaignc Wine,
50 do. longooik Claret
200 hags Havanna and St. Domingo Coffee,
30 do. pices.
ID do. Brasil Nnta,
7 do. Soft Shell Almonds,
6 do. Filberts,
]5 casks American cheese,
13 boxos Eng. Pine Apple do.
75 barrels In-ll Potatoes
30 do. Unions,
70 do. Prime nnd Mess Porki msoccted
20 do. Mackerel, (Octoberbrand,)
150 casks Tkomaston Lime,
200 do. assorted Nails,
300 coils Buie Ropo,. , (
50 do. ossortod sizes Manilla Ropo
20 crates assorted Crockoiy, *
30 baskets Sweet Oil, i
20 doz Castor do;
20 barrels Gluqber and Epsom Salts.
30,000 best Havanna Cigars;
THEY HAVE AI.HU IN STOKE,
100 barrels W h iekey,
120 pieces Kentucky Bugging,
200 coils eetern Rope,
40 barrels Spurn, and Linseed Oil,
10 tons assorted Swedes and Russ i
100 do. Verdigris,
300 bag allot
2.000 pounds Bar Lend,
! bagsreams rapping Perp.
[ An assortment of Blank Bohks.
| Besides u great variety of other goods noceeau-
j ry for country aioros. And to indnee the Mer-
, ahanta of the interior to confine their purchasers
j to Apalachicola, th0 are dutermineri to sell ua
: low aa oan be purchased In New Orleans.
CHARLES E. NORTON.
- JAMES H. MITCHELL.
Apalachicola, Nov. 1832—20—tf
Nails, ’ * l tvatilleid the soft kindlings of chtorlul
lluniglrt wliicii kindnmre poured over her
pensive fohtdras. Ilnr brother, a nohle
laoy of some twelve yenro, wt» a lar differ
ent being, lint an object Of scarcely , lex*
interest, lie had *m untamed fpirit of
tfladness, ivossinR with briE'hliiess like a
leaping lOgreni, thepntlis of ullmroimd him;
and the cultivation of his mind, rich nt» it
was in hnlive gifts, but perpetually flying
off upon some wild direction, afforded tho
Major nn aliundntit source of alternate
pteaure and vexation.
“ Heio sir,” Said l’idivnrd one day, ” is
the nnswer to the problem you gave me
hint evening. Am I not a better scholar
than you thought meT
“ Yon certainly nfe, tnv dear hoy,
though lliit is not tho first time you havo
surprised me agreenhly.”
•• Ah, dear uncle, if your praise now
did not set on me like o stolen coai"-r
“ Why Edward," said Major Worth-
ingtoo* ff 8 hh met the meaning glance of
the laughing oyo that was tiffed askunce
to his, “it it rtot your own work? Ann to
whose better scholarship arc'yon then in
debted?” “ To yqur lame curler’s sir—
you know he is ngly enough for a first rate
'ttcftolnr. Almost un Esop of a fellow,
save that his back is us little wnrpod ns Ills
heart; nnd n whole heart he Iibs too, I as
sure you. Ho htis helped mo out of more
than one scrape, and to tell the truth had
no small part in writing those exercises,
fot* which 1 wits st» applauded that my
modesty Was well nlgh-overpowored." 1
“ What, Herbert AHon!—»h! poor fel
low! I thought he had seen better days.
I Edward, those stars which givo him so re-
1 pulsivn an aspect,'were got in the defence
of our so lately freed country, anil they
j should he even more honorable to him
than the choapor nitainnients of science."
| But the interest which the liimo carter hnd
already awakened in the mind ol iMajor
Worthington—not merely by the foarful
vestiges fiobore of his country’s struggles
—hot his quiet industry—his habitual si-
FRESH ARRIVALS
From N. Orleans fy N. York.
fglHE iiubHcrrber is now receiving by tlie
Jl steamer Baltimore, the following Goods
100 bbl» of Brown Sugnr,
7‘2 bagb’of Cofrjao,
fiO bbls of MoIuhsck,
45 dol* of Flour,
30 do of MncUeret,
30 do of Pork. f
10 lilids of Cinciqatti Bik^q, part of which
is convinced Hums,
20 kegs or Lard,
• 20 boxes of Soap, (
4 ea«kB claret Wine,
8 Hbl# Afpweet Malaga Wino,
45 do New Orleans Hum, _ ■
B4 Ho'IVeatorrf Whwkc),
200 nnck* of Salt.
4n sinrr, previously.
100 kogj of Nails and Bradds,
5toadofIron, r ..
500 pieoen of Caetinga.
Also, a CBneral nsHortmentof Dry Goads, Hats,
Shims. Saddles. Crockery Ware Glassware; all
of which wilt be pold on very moderate term*.
EDWAUD FEATHERSTON.
ColumhuB,;May 4-~50—t(* •
A. H FALOONART
COMMttSION MEH(CHA?iT-
Apmaducola,, Florida.
Henry's caJc'd magnesia White skins
Surgeon's Instruments.
FJ1HE public
ColumbusItyS—**°a TA <»VE.
Aroputatiog
Trepauinmug
Obstetric
Pocket caws
Dissecting
Cupping
Turnkeys
Teeth instruments
Tjurniqueta
Teeth forceps
•• files
Trusses of all sorts
Deatist’s inotndnenls
Scuificstort
Catheters
Bangres
Evaue' crown Laueeto
" common do
Spring Lancets
“ ■ “ blade*
Sqrgeoa’e needle*
Stothoecopee
Tree bar’s spear, pointed
lancet do
Ear syriugw
LunC6t C466D
PatoDlliDt
jHerciiaut Tailors
G. H. & C. A. PABODY
H AVE just r teeived fresh froicNuw York, a
fine aMartment of superfine BftOAD
CLOTHt consisting of blaok blue bro<vu green
adelaidtnd mixed. Also, Bombazines Vcslinge,
&c which they will manufacture, to order in tlie
moat fashionable style, (or in any style to please
tbo fancy oftlieir cnetomers.jnnd warranteaeb gar-
ment, tout. Gentlemen wishing to ob , -i:a dura
ble end feahionablo clothing. Will do well to call
and examine for themselves.
ALSO, a supplv of Fashionable Black
and Drab HjlTS, and summer
clothing; consisting of Frock C wls,
„ Coatees, Pantaloons Veate, Round
Jackets, Drawer*. Ac ofelmoef every deecriptiuo,
ALSO, a complete assortment of fiuicy article*
in their line: Consisting ol Stocks, Glove* Sue.
pander*, File Linen Shirts, CravuW, ruffled snd
plain Bosoms, silk nnd cotton pocket Handker
chiefs, Slipper*, Umbrella*, Ac. *11 of which they
will roll cheep at the ehenpeto.
N B. Ptrtfoalnx attention paid to cutting, add
repairing done at the shortest notice.
M«y ll—51—tf . ’
ind examine
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4 .
riLSNOB WIGS
O F varioa* JUnentions, the Hair of
•hades! made in Paris) for sal* by
March 0 42 tf GW DILLINGHAM.
FOB, MIS.
A NEGRO WOMAN mi toy toil
im. tea ortwtlv# yuan old for uw K>r c—h o
welvetnoothf crodii. H- 3. SMITH.
M»y 4 50 H
REFERENCE.
Messrs. S. i^‘ Jl. A Urn New- York,
“ George Douglas ij’ Co. “
• **- Wherltprighi tf iiartlctt “
“ Proctor A" Palmer, JSdston.
John Falconar, Esq., P M. Mont. Ala. .
Messrs. Allens Sf Ppddor.k, Augusta, fia jloneo, nnd an obvious observance of the
Messrs. Tiffany. Shaw Sf Qo. Batto. interests of his employer—wt.» now errv
Hugh Botjlc, lisq. “ Mainly strengthened, nnd he sought tho
George V. Morton,.Esq. '* |earliest, opportunity of speaking to him
Messrs. Harcn <$• Smiths] Philadelphia tilctne.
8. 4- M, Allen. 4’ Co., iV O. “I ?>“ v « found you,” lie said '• too
Hon. J M. White, Florida. ■ faithful a laborer to resign your services
E. 11. Perkins, Esq., Tallahassee, Flor. j withbut some selfish scruples, but let me
April 27 49 if ! ask you Allen, why vou do not seek an
'—y, nnr , nnjnn ; employment belter fitting yonr higltfir ca-
LrltUL- LtKlMUes. j p ac itics.’* A molnncholv smile, to which
rjl HE mibsctiliers have just recbivrd from | | on |,j» check gave a kind of
New York and New Orleans: . T .. , *• ,i,_ „ i
3(1(501)lbs. Assorted Sweeds Iron, | ghastly dtstortton, passed over the codn-
■ ‘ ! lenuiicn of the disfigured soldier.
! “ Ah sir, if I have secured yoqr esteem,
have I not taken one Hep towards .ffiture
i advancement?”
“ If my powers wero Commensurate
I with my will, moat certainly; but my sea
son for puttqnising even merit is gone by.
If my recommendation however can avail
you aught, be assured Horbeft’’—
“ I am perfectly content," interrupted
| the soldier, •' wilh'my present service; and
if, my dear air, I may hope for jour friend
ship as a perquisite, I would by no means
exchange it for the cold patronage of place
nnd power.”
“ I have never till now regretted place
and power,” thought Major Worthington,
ns iiis oyo followed tho difficult steps of
the maimed carter now resuming hi* labors
—“ but if they wore vet mine, yon should
soon be differently employed. Still your
riterosts shall not beforgotton, and oppor-
h iiiy may yet offer to promote them.”
Bur the philanthropic Worthington bad
! not yot drainod his ottn cup of udversity.
His health had been for some time declin
ing, and a lingering bat painful disease
soon after confuted him to his room. • A
crowd of unsettled business, deferred from
timd to time in conaequeoce of his tobg
failing strength, now pressed upou his
miud, troubling even his partial intervals
of repose with* sense of probable toss and
unacquitted responsibilities.
“ Is tjiere aught I Can do for your relief
sir?” enquired a respectful voice at the
door of his aMrtment. *
" Ah", my kind fellow, I am (lad to see
you—-Ypu can indeed jffllteve, tor you shall
ssssit me in leaking Aver roy books and
loose paper* while f have yet strength to
take some part in arranging them,” and at
once and with perfect confidence he sub
milted tu Herbert Allen, the labors ol that
business which bad to deeply harrassed
I May29 S ids JOHN D. FIELDS, /ic. him. Tbe ready perception with which
his instructions were now listened to arid the aC*
curacy and dpspstch tfith which they were.*Mtto
ted, confirmed lhu confidence. He fell indeed
relieved of a most oppressive weight, and grad
ually, as he still grew more and more feeble, till
S I other cares were at last forgotten jh the in-
ctions of disease, the whole guidance of his
somewhat complicated affairs devolved upon the
soldier. Yet still amid the continued calls, to
which this care subjected him, Was Herbert Al
len almost perpetually in the chamber of the in
valid—a sharer of the untired attention and cease
less. watchings of tho devoted Avoline. The
cares of both had their reward. Major Worth
ington at length arose (rom the wotn conch of
pain, and with the gladness of returning health,
again went forth over hit Gelds, for he had left
the city for the more pleasant aphnre of agricul
tural pursuits; and through the various concerns
pf hi* household, nothing of the disorder he an
ticipated was visible. There had been a watch
ful eve upon alj the, Wheels of his wonted econ
omy, and while lie yet remembered Herbert Al
len ns n pt-rvndlng presence in his own weary
chamber, he found the evidences of his directing
hand in every department of his intermit.
" What do I not owe you?” said the grateful
Worthington—” You have now indeed depriv
ed me of the power to consider yonr individual
prospetta, for I can flo longer part with you from
under my own roof," ,
“ t ran have no isdacement,” said Herbert
Allen, “ sufficiently strong to call me from your
service while I am really neeeuary to yon, but
duties have recently ^arisen, tpy doar sir that with
the perfect’re-establishment of .ylriir health’ will
call me fat; hence. You are aware that a new "
arena or action bus been opened beyond our'own
trnntinr forests. A lew strong spirits—men in
fluenced by the hope of scouring.a heritage for
n rising family, have pierced the remote wilder-
nnsss, nnd raised their domestic altars amid
depths where it is said that death is Ipriung hi
his most fearful shapes.
"Shrill they he left to perish-wjijle them arc
vet strong arms and firm hearts to which no do*
mcstic ties give otlior Impulse ? The appeal
that comes from those shades is nrit perhaps di
rected to those, around whose feat the blossoms
of love, and hope, arid hqppiness, are springing;
but to such as l am—it comes with a. power
that may not be resisted. Nor is it alone di
rected to our sympathies. It is a stirring call
to * rich field of stormy but ennobling adven
ture. It offers us a home in the midst of n meg*
rificent creation, or to confer, value upon ah Oth
erwise valueless life, tty. rendering.ill an accepta
ble offering upon a proud apd glorious altar.”.
Major Worthington smiled at tbe enthusiasm
with which even tlie cold, harth aspect , of Her
bert Alien, had become instinct, blit it bad awa
kened in his own mind s train of-serious though
familiar thought. Among these advedtoiren was
tho unfortunate Howard Everill, and ' this—a
circumstance of Which ho writ aware, had beep
in itself sufficient to awaken tbe iivelifil inter
est in their fate.. But concurring events had
operated to give it increasing strength. He bad
himsolf received for early revolutionrirv services
a grant of land in those distant wildt—thU had
led to onqnirirs resulting In many a high colored
picture of that field ,of enterprise; and vagup
purposes of a removal thithor, that wanted only
breath to give them fprra, were alre ady floatiug
through his miiiri.
" Surely," he said, “ if the glory ofthe palri-
«f is tlie guerdon of him who rushes forth to the
oxriting tfoipi of battle to secure the freedom of
his copritry, is it not equally so of him Who goes
forth Upon tho silent and obscure paths of danger
and death to extend its boundaries or |p redeMi
its fairest portions from the wilderoow,. Her
bert, mv sphore of usefulness hq| become a narrow
one, attd age has not yet exempted me irons the
duties, which tpnn owps to those who must occu
py his place. Why should no; 1 alio join tbit
band of adventurers to whom even o-solitary
individual must be a welcome accession of
strength.” A few days end this query find ro-
. .00 His. Assorted Sweeds Iron,
Lti(H) IBs, Aar Lcsd,.
35 bags Buck and small slid.
)0 tikis. No 2 Muckcrell,
30'bliln No. 3 ilo
20 Kit* No. 2
1,000 lb*, wiiito Lend.
10 bbls. LinscMi! Gil,
2 bbls Lamp Oil,
1 do Train Oil,
200 Kogs Nails nqd liriuls nssnltodl
Bordeaux, Madeira Snd Ularot wipes;
50 bnggn Wliitc Ooflaati superior urtk l-
50 " Greon tiollbo,
10 “ Java Ccilbo,
' )0 bids peppermint Cordials,
lQboxi'H best cavendish Tobnccn,
5 do common do
3.000 superior Kpaniiiijlognre,
2.000 coed Segnrs,.
I An
Souciumg
3,000 Amcicajido.
Imperial, Gun puwilor Hymn, $kii
nnd Behea Teas,
6 bids Plaster Pnris,
800 bbls New Orleans Sugar,
20 bbls St Croix rt v
20 bills Mc» Pork
15 do Prime Pork,
50 kegs LsrO,
12 bbls Loa( Sugar,
Pepper, Allspice, nnd (Jingo
1 rank Porter in pint boult.'-.
FFF Dupont’s Powder,
4 tierces Rice,
14 bbls New OrlcaasRafti,
Bagging, Rape and Twine,
Best canvassed Bacon Hams,
Russia and English sheet Iran,
Trace Cbuins, Clumpnigna (Vino.
Weeding Hoe*, Boxes sperm Candle*
Chackoliue. Window Glees,
500 ssoks Bolt, Cut Steel
Castings, tseortad German do
Live geese Feathers, Blistered do
Juried 3 tf SMITH A MORGAN.
Lumpkin county Town lots
■ FOR SALE.
llflU be told,.on the first Wednesday in
w v July nexj, on Lot No. 9B0,1‘iin district 1st
tectum, ill tbs town, loto Isid cst for the county
she, is said res to*. The ale to Coitism from
day lodsytiUsUllie tow ass sold. Tonne mads
known on the dsj ofsslc.
JOHN OXFORD,sic.
•JOHN C. JONES,sic.
Msy 29 9 Ids JOHN D. FIELDS, sic.
solved itself iuto a determined purpose, awaiting
only hit recovered strength for fulfilment. And
was Avoline, to delicate, 10 gentle, tq be (ob
jected to the danger* of thj* removal ? No?
dear as ahe had betomrto bijn, it was now ip*
cumbent.upon him to^ transfer her to otbpr guar
dianship. Ah, how litiln he knew, of womaw'a
strong nature. Think vow," ah* esquired,
“ that I, who endured so long p desert of the
heart, shall shrink from the terror* of a. foreet.
Would you consign me again to those, in whose
glance i eboll vaioly| seek for tenderness f No,
iny dear uncle, under your care oply hive I
found a home,, and your home shall still be. mine,
though it bo surrouaded with gloom, and jifp-
ger, and privation.”
Major Worthington caught her to hi* ,hmt,
“ My befoyed child in this you (ball be umpire?
and- wfth such a charge surely I may feel more
confidence in the protection of the Most Higby*
"Herbert," Ire said, as shaking off hi* Prig
weakness, with the disappearance of hisaitce,bp
turned to his young friend**-',* why, what ip the
matttcr 1 are you. too unmanned, ty the team pf
a petted girl ?’’
“ Nothing, Sir/’ and pulling his hat over biri
pale and agitated brow,, he would have left the
room. ,
“ Herbert,” said the Major, a toijldofl (bought
giving to bit manner an unwonted MVMNftneas,
“stay yet a momeut—it is ueeesurf We fluder-
stand each other. The artificial disWftCe exist
ing between ns a few months since, is at (p end.
We ate going forth upon a perilous corrtpeaien-
ship, united by mutual confidence and refitfnCP
upon each other. Shall we not add to these yet
another bond ? I know riot too heart of my
child, but if, as I suspect, sho has an interest hi
yours, roy influence shall be Warmly exerted in
your favor—You do not answuf me—am t thou
deceived! Is Avoline an object of indiffer
ence ?’’ i
“Indifference! Eternal Gpdt" .exclaimed the
soldier, and covering bis face trith hi* hands, Ito
stood for some moments tbo imag - hi passion
ate agony. A brief struggle however, and jt had
passed. He look his haads from ibe brew
where not a trace of life was sow visible, and
tamed full towards him. "Look at me!” be
said in a low voice, whose very calmness told of
appalling effort— 1 “Nay, air, not as man glancep
at tbe friend be love*, seeing but bis naked, an-
clogged hear—but aa womao, faaiidku * woman
beholds at! of htuuan form—and think yon
whether I am one to stir the tide* of her soft *n