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Newspaper Page Text0 i Pi PU r COLUinilJI ElttUIRER By AMbu n. bfc'i'Mtiftr. BMPBOPfel ) .XI I “THE UNION or THE STATES, AND THE SOTBEEIGNTT OP THE STATES. A Lis f OF LETTKKS H EMAtNiNG In ilm Host office at i.ufhun Hhuis Co.Ua. Quarter Ea*s 8 ■fie 30ib June 1833. * Armour Ricii’d H., > B. Bail Alexander, Burl Caroline E., Bur* ton James, .Brownfield John, Bltltey ?•’ Elizabeth, Biowuny John, f C. REFERENCE. Mcsni. 8. Sf .if. alien Acte* York , “ . George Ifuug.'as Sf Co. “ ** Wheelwright Sf Bartlett “ “ Proctor Sf Palmer. Horton. John Palconar. Esq., P if. Heat. Ala. _ .... . _ ,. J/esjrs. Alins Sf Paddock, Augusta, Ga Cook Julio, Cato Stephen, Craddock Messrs. Tijjanu, hast A o. Hallo Ullllrl ('..mine I mil Pnetni. (nnmal I? in , ■* . . . A. Hi i ALCONAO, COMUifiellOl MERCHANT Apalachicola, Florida. ^zrzzxmxramxin^m^mBa: l\ JULY 20, (H33-~ David, Cooper Lotd, Carter Samuel E, 'Candler W. L. , Collier T nomas, Chat ham George, Clemment Lobovere'v, Co* field Bunbrav, Cox Asti, Cuuislmw Benj. Ctto James W., Cato William k*, G'a’swiil James 2, Clegg Tiny Miss, Clunker VVilliain, Caswell Nancy, Clerk j of So, »erior Court, D. Donuis 'x^itmas M., Dean Richard, Duke ^iatltan S ' Djwidion John, . E. k Evans Josiah, L’’dsall Thomas, Edwards < Osborn r. ? Fisher Harnett 3, Fletcher Ziba, Fanner Samjiol, Falknnr J. M. G. i Goodtii™ Aron, Glover Washington, t Ginson vVilliam, Good William H., S Green Leu^. Pu,er ’ ; Hogg James V., Huy* H., Hob Ander son* Huyson U'Chard, Hood tasters, t Harden Sarah, l> Je " Harper * Nathaniel, Hury DaVI-t. H rwell Elrza- bath, Houston G. W., Hyatt t„ Hull William, ^ Irwin Malacrah, J. - t. Johason .Isaac, Jolinsou Joseph, , ,,rrc , Claborhf Jones James, Jones Randolph^ . Jones Henry li., Jenkijrs Willn"» Lewis, Jarrntt J nc, Jarrell James U., Jones Rod a, ^ Kindrick Nancy, Kill'go Frances, Kelley Thomas, . L. Larkers Henry, Lake Elizabeth, Lewis William, Lee Mdiou, Lary George, Lee Milton Lee Canada, M. Mahone Roliu, M’Manos John, Multt- don Robeu A., Manghaih William R„ Mooney .Williamson, Mr.Guie Frauo.it 2, Marsh A. H, McKay Saiab, Michel) J. C. B. Mauard Thomas, Moimcrief Wtit, Maddox Edward, McGeeliee Sautiuett, McSpearin William, McAfee Jas pny Mr Owens on the road above Kings Gap, ' F. Peters Lotiard, Ponge Azarian, Patterson P r W. Pratt Leonard.3,P at it J antes, Park- man Prudence, Person Evan, Perry Don, Piuaaid William B., Phelps Natliau. R. . Robimison John, Rogers Henry, Reeves William, Rogers G. W. Reynols Spencer Reuse Joel, Rea William, Rotherford A Richardson R J, Arthur Rosa, Kay Jobs, S. Steward Owin, Stop Addeison, Saryinn William, Suiiou James VV,, Streiigh Sam uel B., Sheiroll Litlleberry, Sniith Simeon, Slating Sanders, Stone Daniel, Seal Ar nold, Sione Osborn, Smith Lawrence, Sulavin James C., T. Tracy Edward, Taylor Janies, Tedwcl! **•. Vinson' Kimberly H., Wade Nathaniel, Wiks John, Weldon Robert, Wallica A. F. 2, Wagi.att Willis V., Wilson Washing, Waldroop Greenbery, Woodley William, Wynn Lit tleton, Woodley William, Williams A- Inlander, Wynn Littleton, Willis Daniel, V. Yarborough Jepthe 2, Yon George, B. MARTIN. P. M, Hugh Boyle, Esq. George C\ Horton, Esq. Messrs Haven Sf Smiths, FhUadelphia " 8. Sf il. Allen. Sf Co., N O. Hon. J M White, Florida. E. R, Perkins, Esq,, Tallahassee, Flur April 147 49 if aloz y i UrquLart WHOLESALE A RETAIL Druggists and Apothecaries GO-uUMBUS, UA. aj A VE juat received dud are uow opening 11 a large and extensive as*o; intent or Drugs and Hcdicints y I'aiuis, Oils t DtfC Stuffs, dfc. 8ft. tyci As their stock is entirely new, having been pui chased in New York by one of the firm e«,ieciully (or this markei, they feel confident of then .»oih«y to supply Physicians, etchant* and others, with genuine article* and at reduced rates The fol lowing articles comprise part of their stack: * * * iodine isingiosis Russian Amerisan Ipecacuanha Ivory, black Island moss Issue peas “ plaster* Indigo, span float “ Bengal Ink, black & Rod, “ •• indelible '* India Jalap Lapis catoininaril Eigimrise, ball • rodt • " ‘ powder< Log weed, ground '• stick Lemon acid Lytheiage, coorso “ line .Miu0pa ent Li* salve * “ boxes Long pepper rongno ia, lump * calcined 44 Henry’s Mustard, ground •* seed white Matches, magic Phosphorus Acid, ascetic bensuic citric muriatic nitric nitroug oxalic . prussic sulphuric tartaric Alum Arsenic Arrow Root Alcohol Antimony, crude • tartrite Antiinoniul powder .•yiu Anuuonia f VIka'iot Root Annotio. Acetate inofplune ptuinhi “ zinci polassae, liuc cubebae ‘ juniper i oteaebing' powders •lue Vitriol t.ole Armenia Balsam copnib shellac 11 scammony * tragacffjitn “ plaster ydroiodato potass erapicra ops «»il of Tartrifl potussae • liermoinelois .wax white “ flaao " common Wa*»» asHorted onry’s ralc'd magnesia >Vhit skins Surgeon's Instruments. \ opal iiutg Trepaninning Obiaetric Pocket cases Hiss Ktmg appmg Turnkeys Teeth instruments Tjarnaquets Teeth forceps “ files Trasses of all sorts Henhst's instrumo nts Scarificators guarded bestore alhot '^s Bongra 9 l8 ’t Laneetr •* cot nmon do Spring La ncets' «l '* Wadew nrgeon’s needles tethoscopes Pessaries Trochur’s spear, pointed “ Lancet do Ear syringes uncet cases Patent lint Issue peas and plant Turlington’s lUUuna waim’ri Panaci-a lxee's pits •Lterndicamentum Chlorine tooth washAc Bronze's Hold “ deep yellow “ green “ White Frostin‘g’*» Blue “ brown uto annnlas, sin. & double plints and bondages in foil air-lip pins Gold Leaf Gum lancets Elastic susp. bandages Patent Medicines. Bateman’s tops British oil Opodeldoc Thompsons eye i S'pnce pepermint ■ Midl'rey’s cor iial Paints, Dye-Stuffs, Sfc. fyc. Vonitian Kvd Venice Terpentine ile?i'E, white “ yellow Puttie, Window Glass L.«» d Al-»a..'t root nnytto maddt. r » il Vitriol Varnish, copal “ black Japan ,1 mastic Spirits Terpentine Blue Vitriol Rotten Stone Pumice do Isinglass Glue io Putty vjreon, English liragen's Blood Vellow do Gum, copal shellac Paint BrAshes, from No 000 to 7 Camel Hair long and White wash hair 8. irking do Silver j^onf IJutch metul bite L* Ve digni Lytlv. Sp:.' in oil nil hlu-j No J S ’ “d # Chalk Summer Clothing AYKtt & SMITri, (Next door to the Columbus Rank,) U AV&jmt received «nd offer fount*, a com plate BMortment of Ready-made Clothing, Among which are the lollowing Blue summer cloth Frock Coats, Green do do do Black Bombazine do Black and Green rsssitnere *fo Blue nud black dc Roan Cnsaimcre do Rummer cloth dress do do Coatees, Black lasting and;circasshin (to Roan raasimero Green and summer chahVantaloons, Black .'jombazme and Circassian do Black and brown brocbellus do Blue and |bUck lasting do Brown linen drilling do iloan cassimere do ‘JOO pairs Russia duck, do Ruined and plain linen SHIItTS, Cotton bins, (with linen bosoms and collars, ; J() doz. course NEGRO SHIRTS, ' Brown und linon strip-d HOUND JACKETS, ; VESTS. Dork & Light Valencia- Vests, f igured and plain Marseilles do Dark English silk do Black bombazine, plain and rolling collars Black and white beaver drub ItATH, ( with narfow rims, Fine Havannn • do Pometo , Silk and cotam VJR BREL LAS Bombaziu stripe Bilk volvet do Linen Collars, Linon > Bosoms, plain do do (with insertion; Ji.it and cloths Brushes, Clastic jj USrR NDE R 8, ilk do Irish Linens, Pongee Handkerchiefs, Linen and cotton half HOSE. -ALSO~ superior broad cloth frock and drerti COATS, , do do do puntaloons, Blnck and blue do Drab casiinere do Ermineti English Merino \ —" I of which the wotk is warranted. ennillion do poru I'ullou Barbfidoes Tar JJlscJc Oxyd Manganese Munna LIST OF LETTJERS EMAINING in the Post Ofik« at Heard C. H Ga. on the first day of ■ July 1833. A—Adams Rev J8., in—Bonner Kobeit U., Brown D. John. C B& JT Brown, Burk Clnibon of clerk «np. court C Coleman Jo». 2.Cre«»Petei, Crocket 8. «, Cockrell Miss Martha, Cooper Maj. James W Coleman Johnathan, Curry Alexander, Brown Jo^n D., Herns John M., Duke Sea- in J., Dorman James, , A f j Edwards Wm., Ector Joseph. Easly James A., dwords Morris, Edwards Jshn, Frazer Eli _ Gordon, Jas T., Glover VViley 2, M Heard John S., Heard Pollard, House James, it ones Permenas, Houghton Robt U., Hopsoo Wm-, Haw Joshua Homes Wm.|Hudson L D., Hudson T&CD., jj Joiner Joseph. Johnson Miss-Belinda, Johnson If K'tk Elijah, Kitroll Joshua, Kirk VV iley, Eukor Martin, Littlefield Mr, Lcn C P. Lumpkin Elizabeth, ...... . . M Maya Wm., McLendon Bcmah, Moores John E., McLendon Snml*, Menefeo Geo., McCoy Hugh, Mihaffy John. O Owens Ooediah. Outlaw Wilhama, p Philipa Jamca B-, Park John L , Pituer 14,‘Pcmbcrton Joshua, Preanell Wm. U ItichardaonJohnK., Radclitf ileubin, W Smith Wm., Bhctfield, James ShoemateEaq. Shumate Jos. U Skipper Eli. Stephens Af- TTTaylorPH., Talley Ultleton, Terry John ■VV Wright Sylseator, Woodly Andrew, Wood- )v\ Havis Wakefield Geo W., Westbrook Robt Willbura Wm J. Weldon luauc 2, WM U HOUGHTON, P M. July fi—8—3t New Goods ' Just received and for sale from AT. fork, Brown, black and invisible green Cambleta,. French Bombaainos, Circassians, Lin. Drillings Cotton Drillings, Mexican Cottons Extia super Irish Linens and Lnren Cambrics Fancy Btocka, bonabrsjmo^od satin floo«t« I»» ore uaually k«pt m our line All of ^ . sV f..r M ile at oric»tf which nhould ^*J ,C 1 at all event* to call an 1 give ua induce porchawreai r MILLIKEN &. Co il trial. . * E * MaylS G? tf Loud Blue pill mas* B *rux Cahnine Camphur • ’uppergs i roiuuuil cutn tartar .. rant, ppt usii'i : .t.ithuridcfl i ’nc indieas ..-fart plaster Liistorjopt Golocynth pulv Chloride of Lime red •* common • * French Cayenne pepper putr ooluahba Rad Curt cinchonrub >. Fhur “ cnnnella alb •* meznrion •• cinuamon Curb l V« “ Mugnca Ammoniac 41 S)dac “ “ super Mausiic, common *• lunar Castilu soap Conserve roses Coclunella Corrosive suiflimute Calomel Cloves, Carcuu.n pubv Cnwngo tltr.vn gorka, vial bottie •* dcini|0hn 41 furniture Denarcotized opium Digitalis Dovers’ powder Dry white loud Epsom alts Emplus, adhesive canltiarides deachulon rohnrons Emory, No* 1.2, 3, 4 Essence of spruce Emetine Etluops, mineral Ergot Extract cicula *• bark dahdihon gennun glvceyr colocynth butternut jalap 44 vaierion Flax seed “ “ ground Fol digital 14 senua Alexandria 44 • East India 44 UvaUrst 44 sabenai Fig blue Fine sponge Flowers, bensoin 4 sulphur • 4 ziici French trusses Flush brusnes Fistula Eboria Galls, allepo Glass antimony Gentian Glauber salts Glue Gum ammonacim aloes arabio assufiptida catechu copal clastic galbanum gam' boge kino mastic mynhae opium •oncgal Macp Munatedtinct iron MukIv Meta]ic zinc murphiue acetate 44 sulphate Madder Medicine CuCsts Nux Vomico Nippin shells 44 shields Nut mugs Oil almonds 4 * artnisi ' bcigamot “ cum iflioa CltfVUB €01 ui croton jumviri lemon mentfiue pip “ *:a;ir rofomary BttiwaRaa 44 j.eed 44 torgreen 4 * vitriol 44 castor 44 olive 44 lump Oxymel squiliH Oxymuriate potussae Pipeline 1 enri a di Pei! I h.v.Iey '■Phosphorus Pink root Pix iJurgund Pras Ftrri Plioiyihuti nodui Precipitate, red& White Preston emits Pumice stone Pungent vials Q,niiiinn (iuaraia Uuickbilvcr Rus guiae Red sunders Rotten stone Res alb 44 flav nd Aikaiini 44 colchin 44 gendaiiae 44 hellebore nig 44 bui orice 44 rhoii 44 sasKUpurillu 44 srilvuu t* senuka 44 snrpentarmg valerian ' 44 verat alb 8al epsoin 44 am noniac 4 ‘ nitre 4 rochelle Laralogu powder* Seidlnz do Boda * do Hang draconis Hem carui 44 colchico 44 coriand 8* zinci 44 polassae •Sup curb sodao Starch Syrup, sassapanlla 44 aquils Spermaceti Saffron Soap, enstilft 44 winisor 44 fancy nufT, cephalic 44 scotch ' 4 maccoboy Sponges Sucking bottles Hmulliug vials Healing wax, black punk Tapioca * Tamarinds Tonqoa beans Turpentine, vemce k, English T rnbor Hicnna .’bow nk Shop Furniture res and Apoth. scales & weights •uths- -Graduate |ineH«. Gortar* ■is pdh. boxes Pill tiles. Bed pans, peg _,v.s runnels ahd stand Lumps, Ac Miscellaneous sorted ’ oKfnetie nnr. tjiiUr P.oiiiudo in Pots and Bolls, Fancy ,, powder iind Powder Pulls, L’ologne v i\ Kuni, red ond blnck Ink Pow ".l-irk Coaling Wnx and Wafers, com l r ,i . .liiss, essente nud pungent Vials 'Footh Powder, Pink Causers, e ..,:>)«•!(;, Wafer C.olotir^, Camel Hair . tl.ills. Load pencils, Arc &c, li tf -URiiG i STAlil 1SII31KNT. . i (> }V. Fletcher, Sf Co. C BFSPEC » FULLY inform tbo pub _ iiathut they liavo entered into a cO / niiriiiprutifn .iiid inlpnd In pnlnliliwl Red . Pa*!- chin 1 P.-iv (07*11* Columbus, ay 4 bl) tf partnership, .iiid intend to establish t&gggd theinsolvus in tb r Drug Business, in ihis place us neon as their goods can •<»! received f om New Yo'ik. Their lusinuBB will he conducted on a large tjcule’ nnr! their stot.k —consisting of well scloctcd Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery. Paints nnd Dye StutT*. an-f other articles in their lino-—thvy trust w .il be such ns to induce such persons in the inte rior a* are engaged in th« business to inuUr tlioh p*i!cliaseH if them Physicians are invited to solid their orders, and arc assured they v:ill bo -! alt w ith on the most favoruhldptorms. Apaluchicol.i, M^y 34«*--k~U ^ Ware House And Commission liusincSs, AX APALACHICOLA FLOIL sjjlME suliscriliera, Iia-I.tg assoiunti!'! tliani* J Minis tap^’.knr onclvr U»o atilo and firni of FOttti i» HAfflHN. i'Urposn nanmcling a din- r T ul I Core lloufc and Commission huaacts at Apa lachicola. i'.va.i Made loitnble artjnigiiwnls with -mall V «-,e's foi ilio ilirrct lrtn>sport.ii ion of Cotton, titr. eiilierto Now-Vorkot N» w-Oclcai.s; and liav- ing facilities at alliimos williia their^ower tomako rtasonahU Uitrnncrs upon juuduoo ronnignud to ii,;ircaro ,md inui.ugsinent; they would reipecTol ly tonder thmr services »nd solicit a libeinl patro nage m the abovo lino ol business pledging their i crsonal ami timlitiileil attention to allbusiness con s gnctl to i„etn. eithei for sale or o'lo.-ro ise T- etr Ware liousasand close Stores are tinder. gang a tliorough repair, will Ihi large and com modious, situated in a desirable part of tiro town, and as oxontpt from tlio Congers of fire as any otliei house, of a similar character on the Point WILLIAM I’ FORD, (lute of Augusta, (ia) EDW ARD J. HARDIN. (Apalachicola.) Apalachicola July I, 18!W. INFERENCE. SltwatiSf Fontaine Siiii.ii y .Morgan, J. n Calhoun, M li 1‘rrnj ff Co., T Sf M Eoans Sf Co., Wittieh Orri "otood. Sf Co., Rogail Sf Hr*eland, j Jas Hamilton Sf son, > New ,/no. li Pel ■ / /•; ft’ Gregiiri, lingart Sf Hawthorn. Rarrct Anns. St John Sf Lcarms, T W McCoy, July, 6—7—tf GROCERIES. (■HE subscribers have just | received from ■ New York and New Or loansi lti (KHI lbs. Assorted Sweeds Iron, 0,000 lbs. Bur Lead, \ < 35 bags Buck and small ejiut, 10 btrU. No 2 Slackercll,' 3(t libls No. 3 do 20 Kin No. 2 do 1000 lbs. White Lead, 10 Bills. Linseed Oil it bbls Lamp Oil, 1 do Train Oil 20U Kegs Nails nnd brads assorted, Bordeaux, Madeira nnd Cinrat winesi 50 baggs White Coflee a agperior srticlo. 50 -• (ireen Coffee, 10 “JavaCoffee, JO bbls peppermint Cordials, 10 boxes best cavendish Tobacco, 0 do common do 301)0 superior .Spanish Segnrs, -2000 good Segnrs, 3000 Americnndn. Imperial, Gun powder ;ilynon, Skin, Souclion nnd' Bohen I’o'as, 6 bbls Fluster Puri*, - ‘ 20U bbls New Orleans Sugar, 20 bbls St Croix dt.» 20 bbls Moss Pork l r » do primb Pork, 50 kegi Lard, 12 bbls leouf Hugar, iVjijior, Alb|»ieo mid Ginpct ‘j cask Porter in pint bottle?, FFF Dupont’s Po vdur, 4 tierces Rice, 14 bbls New Orleans Rum, ingqing, Rope and Twine, .Ji-sl canvassed Bacon Hams, .Itiistiih and«Englifh sheet Iron, i'raiie Chains. Ciismpnigne Wine, Wcoiling Hoes, Boxes sperm Candies Cliockolate. .Window Gloss, 500 sacks Saif, I? 08 * Stcol Castings, assorted German do Live geese Feat hers j Blistered June 8 3 tf SMITH & MORG AN. maw shuno GOO O jf . , rp SUBSCRIBERS fhinkfn 1 for the liberal patronage they have re ceived from their friends, and tbepublic.beg leave lo Inform them Unit they ore now opening a splendid assortment of CHtllCE GOODS hotk Fancy and Staple. One of the eencern; being constantly in New York, they feel confident of their ability to sell ns low as the eamo articles can be bought in the notheni market. | Their assortment consisting (in part) ol tho fol 1 lowing articles; Superfinebloe, black adilaide CLOTHS. " black Ilulian Gros do Nap, Gios do wise- nnd Gros de Orlesne SILK Pink, whito, and bine SATINS Cul’d pou l de Boia, Pink, white, straw and bine Florence, Pongees and Palmyreens, Block Italian Crepe, French Crapes, assorted colours, Superfine black Bombazine, Rich Printed Muslins, foulard do White Plaid do, Ploin and figd. wise do Plain nnd do' Jaconet do Fine cambric Dnnety. furniture do Rich fjincy Prints, Rich lialfmuurning and black Prints, Ginghams, assorted colors; Irish Linens & Lawns, Superfine Bishop Lawns, Oirdseye nnd table Diaper, ! Bordered linen cambric Handkerchiefs Linon Cuinbric, Morseilles Conntorpunos, * Fino Linon Napkins, t Rupcrfino French Drilling Cnmlirica, nssortod colors, Whim nnd black Laco Veils, Grcon Giiuzo rio I Hhrnani nnd crupn funey Ilnndlicrchiofs, Fino linon Tapes slid Rmid, Luce (.'apes nnd Colnretts, Fino Threat! Jgrco Edging nnd Inserting", Jlnslin Edging nnd Insertion, I nlimls lute Csps, I Oldies kid and horse-skin Gldvov, Ucrilleincu’s linnvor ond linon do do Gnm Elastic Suspenders, Colton unit worsted , „ Lndic’ssilk and cotton IIoso (■anltcmcn’s do do do Random half Illuo nnd Yellow Nnnkaen Supo Ing-ain Carpetings, Mnpcrline brussels Rugs, Clarks Bpoul Colton, c.-tton anil linon Floss, colored sewing silk, assorted Blond Laco and Edging, , Rich llliick silk Volvet, Gentlemen’s Velvet and mohair stocks, do black bombazine apittloficld and bandanna Handkerchiefs Largo and small Prussian shawls Ulnok und Ureon worsted ‘Berage fsidies belt Ribbon, Bonnet do. I'ig’d. velvet Belt do. Wiro Taste and Bonnet Reeds Bonnet Wire, fnrved and plain shell combs, brasilian Cninlis, weather Fans, supor silk Uwrbrnllu’sand Parasols cattun do. bleached nnd finblonciicd sheetings do shirtings, Dorchest Ticking, Coontorpneo and Apron Checks, noltnn Osnnhurgs, . Oil Clollis34 nud 4 4,' heed Bag" and I’nrsea hair Powder unit Puffs, scissors, needles and pins, silvor and slcol Thimbles GROCERIES, -akiMOVBD- fflIHFj «u!)Bcribern inform the citizens of Co 1 Inmbus and the surrounding country, that in coiweaucnco of tlio .report of the Cholera o.f Apalacfiicolu,they have.by requestor soveral «f thoiT cuitomew, removed pnrt of their stock to this place, nnd taken a store oh Bfond street, one door below the Book Store, where may be found n general assortment of Groceries Sf Staple Goods, SUCH AS JEWELRY,« OOOD ASSOBTMENT 6words iiud Lpuulutts, Pistols. Dirks nnd Rifles, Musical Box' Amo, n complete nsrortment of j^at-muafE &r Cutla-j?, ffirocftf vs Joiners Tools, Tin wure, Huddles, Bridles nnd, Afartingnlon, Carpet Bags and fuddle Bugs, (Judies Tuscan Bonnets, do Green Cniushes. Willow Waggons nnd'Table Mat s, Baskets nnd Band Boxes, Butter tumpiy Cloths Pins, ~A fine supply of SUMMER CL O THING made expressly to order, BOOTbi and SHOES, ofovery description, Fine sittin Beaver IiA TS, drub and Black Gents and Childrens Hats of oil descriptions, do. do. Palm Loaf Hats. The Public in general ate invited to call and cxdinineour stock. L. J. DAVIES dc > . NEW GOODS. fjl HE subscriber fins now- at Apalachicola n ^EtTirvig.TijnYgsiTM b f, it a [From the Richmond Whig.\ AN EXPOSITION. Or t» Vreoixu Rctourrioua or i79tf-^Nj. 4, TO THOMAS RlTCIllE, ESQ. In iny Insi letter, Sit, I submitted lor your solution, a proposition which appears in me lo place you in coniiderable difficulty. A lionio the foils might, in perfect consistency with hit character, decline ulj means of escape through fear of committing his dignity upon an unsuc cessful effort. In’ older that' I may reconcile you lo this course, (belicveing ibal you ale al ready determined on pursuing it,) I proceed lo show you that you could not escape, ifyou would. You will ptrhapt say, that although a State has a right to pronounce on the conniiutiunali* ty of an act of Congress; yet it is, nevertheless, boot’d to submit to his net so pruuoiinced to ha unconstitutional until the other States shall have sanctioned its decision This, il it were true, might perhaps afford some ground of apol ogy lor (lie President and Congress. It is this which 1 have already alluded to, as presenting the only possible chance of escape from tho horns of my dilemma. Indeed Sir, it may ho useful for you to know, that a great many ofthe most vociferous denouncers of nullification go with it, in perfeci fellowship, until it reaches this point. I will endeovor now to show you that there is no sort of reason for separating here; mid if I should succeed in this effort, you may rely upon it, that a vast number who are now in your rhnka, will desert lo mine. I af firm, therefore, that ibe resolutions of 1798, to far from comlcnancing the idea that a Slatt which hat pronounced an act of congress to be unconstitutional, is bound lo obey that law, ws* til the other Slates shall sanction its decision, do distinctly assert the precise reverse. This, I doubt noi, 1 shall prove, I presume it will readily be admitted, that Madison’s Report which was mode expressly to sustain those resolutions, is a fair interpreter, of their meaning. That report, after stating I ha proposition, that “where resort can be had 10 tribunal superior to the authority of the parties the parties themselves must be the judges ia the last resort, whether the bargain made has been pursued or violated,” proceeds thus. “The Stales, then, hiring the liariies to the constitu* liorthl compact, and in their sovereign capacity, it follows, of necessity, that there cap be no tri hunal ubnve their ■ authority to decide hi the last resort^ whether the compact made by them be violmed; and, consequently, that, as the par ties to it, they must decide, in the but resort, such qnestidns ns may be of sufficient magnitude to require that inierpo-iiion. From tbit vtesr of tile resolution, if wnoid seem inconceivable that‘it can indur any jns| disapprobation from ihot» whd, laving aside all momentary impres sions, and recollecting the genuine source slid object of the Federal Constitoiion, shall can didly and ntcurately interpret the meaning of the General Assembly, If the deliberate exer cise of daUgereht powers, palpably withheld by the Uoiltlitdtion, could not justify the parties to it, evon to far ns to avert the progress of evil, and thereby to preserve the Constitution itself ns well ns to provide for the safety of the par lies to it, there would he au end of ail relief from usurped power, and a direct subversion of the rights specified or recognized under all the State Constitutions, as well as a plain denial of tho fundamental principle on which our iudt- pnndence itself was declared. This language appears to me to be plain *n- ougli for any common understanding. It even goes a bowshot beyond the nullification of Sooth Carolina, That State admits that the other Slates, acting as such, may ovorrulp her decis ion; but therusoluiions, ss nxpl lined by the re port, contemplate cuc!i decision ns in ' the last resort, ant> therefore, final and conclusive — This must bn the coneri inpreiai.on, unless ihe report, by the term "Stains” and • , pnttles ,, inionded lo limit itiell to the plural number, and of course, not to include a single State acting by iteelf. This is, at least, a mere quibble, al together unworthy of the dignity of the subject but ns there appears to be a determination to get rid of our old principles in somo way or other, their friends must not neglect their defenen, even at' those points which wonld stem to bo impregnahly Intrenched. If, then, ihe'resoln- lions do not contemplate the interposition of each Stale for itself, they must contemplate such on the most reasonable terms. Ho has made ar rangements in the above cities lobe constantly .applied, and will fill nny orders ul a cemmissioii ubovo New Orleans prices, lie has nuw un bund. French Brandy, ycig- Almonds nottc Sc. Foulard trend Brazil No 1 ? I i- ^ N1W-0R- f LEANS. - 8ugnr Vnffco Hkait Tex Nails lion Castings Demijohns Dried App'ts White l-*od Brazil Ntitr ' fjreen I’uint Segnrs Bagging Bale Rope Shoos Hats Cotton Cards Chocks Plaids Shoutings general Assortment of Groceries from New Vorknnd New Orleans, and offers them for sale interposition either by all the -Slates or by n --.i . —r. u. 1 majority of the States, or by a. plural number, less than a majority of the States. If tbu first waa menni, it Was a most useless and ridicu lous parade of argument, lo prove wlMt is alto- get Iter sell -evident. Certainly those who shade the Government, have a right not only iq check and control it, but evon to unmake U, whenever all of them concur ia that with. If, therefdre, this be the moaning of the resolutiona, they Only affirm wltat no one wonld ever think of denying and what it equally true of other Governments as ours. Do the resolutions, theu, refer to • TO MEE.CEiia.TTS. l A lienural Assortment of low priced «ind fish ion*Mo Hut* - ALSO- roct from Northern oanafuctorioB, on consign ment. For sale on Ui most reasonable terms by HORTER TARVER A. tf. January, lB-r-35—tf Neu> Goods! New Goods ! ! IE •torcribers ars now receiving from rNew York and New (Moans a large and general a*sorUnent of FaU and Hmtcr Goods. comprising every article usually kepi in their line whicb is ottered ou the most aotMinmoduting terms fin cash or good paper our castoroer* and purcli* •era generally are particularly iirvited.togive ua .all, as we ale determined tolseR bargain* HUDSON FELTON. Dec 14 31 tf Blanks for i^dle. Ginger Whiskey Spice Horn Pepper Gin /Nisi us i AppU Brandy Shirtings TaMo Balt Cordial* Linen Tobacco Malaga Wine Flannels Cod Fish Teoerifte do Sattinets Saiaratue Madeira do Counterpanes Spur. Candtas Muscat do Thread, Ate Arc. Window Blass Champaigne do .... N. B. They also inform the public, that they wfH ncII ftr cash or approved paper while in Lo- lun bus « Apalachicola price*, notwithstanding the -extra; expense of freight. Aw. - NORTON At MITCHELL. <rno -6—tf UNITED STATES’ no- fill TEL, F tramsTA. osoaoia. IIE andersigDed. grateful for the patronage ■bat has been extended to him mace he lius lid the management of tl,e above Earaliliahincnt reseetfuUy informs Ilia friends and Uie public gilerally, that the HOTEL is new -open, and w! centime ao daring the summer and at all tifm and nil seasons, ud pledge* hiinsell th-u hiezertiooe ahell he to render the accominodu- t’taof this Eelablishinejit lulhnor to none in the i Btahlee are imply supplied with an abun | dice of goud provender, end ander the manage ’ ■ careful and experienced Ostler, American Brandy, Holland Gin, Amei icon do. Jamaica Kum, St. Cruix do. Windward ialand do. Now fJrloao! do.' New England do. Applo Brandy. Peach do. Whiskey, Madeira Wine, Sicily do Tennriffa do Marseilles do Malaga do Cort do. Pordials of ult kincs, Canterm Wine, Muscat do Iron assorted, Filberts, Fierros. Raisins and Figs, I'ickles and Preserve Pranlierrius, Pepper, Spices, laird, Cheese, Butter, Beaus, Bacon, Hams, Shoal dera and Sides, Rice, css Pork, Prime do ess Beef, Tongues, Pilot Bread, Butter Cruckes, Socoa, Shot, assorted, Kosio, Darkling Champaigne Kentucky Bagging, Bale Rope, Rigging and Rope ef all kinds For Steam- fi f! JOHN R. ANDERSON. Bottled do Draught Ale, Porter, all kinds For Steam- Olive Oil, beats and Barges, Irish Whiskey, Paints of all kinds, Northern and Western Paint Broshes, Floor, Linseed Oil, tlnvtnna and St. Do- 8perm do mingo Coffee, Whale do HysonTea, Young Hy- Bar Lend. ■on, 4d,Cd,8d,Ij)d, St 13d Souchong St Gun pow Nails, dertlo New Orleans Sngar, Havanas do Molasses, Loaf Sngar, Lamp do Civeadiah Tobacco, Plug do Twut Lpaniabigars, American do Dried Apple* Peaidiea, do Spikes, Tar, Varnish and Spi rits of Tarpentine, Penrlish, Salt Poire, Copperas, Starch, Pepper eace, Kelcnop, Oyster Jin, Bottks, Demijohn. . Also, .variety of other articles JOHN O.EWALL Aea'scMc-Oa, Poo. r *!J j>‘> majority of ths Stalest Tim time remark' applies here. The right of a majority to ruin, it a fundamental principle in all Representative Govern,rtnis, supposing always, that they exer cise that right consistently with the rights ofthe minority. It follows, a fortiori, thst they have n right to interpose to prevent the minority from usurping upon their rights. If, then, this be Ibe . meaning of the resolutions, they employ a very useless solemnity in affirming a mero truism. Besides, it is idle to suppose, thbt the mtqrpoqi. lion either of all the States, or of ■ majority of them, is intended to be asserted hs a right, when the object is lo correct the usurpations of that very majority itself. Certainly those who. do ■he wrong, not only have n right 10 redrew It, but are in duty bound to do ao. Do Ihe reso lutions, then contemplate a plural number loss than a majority t If so a single Sthte may act for itscll, upon the same principle; for there it no rule, either in ethiesor politics, which meas ure! the right of a minority by the mere number who may happen to compose it. Indeed, that v tho scxMo by.a single State, for itself, wpt con templated, is minjfesl enough, from other con-' si derations. In .he Brer place, the loogogge imports it, tod will be so understood by esery reader, wkp i| pot prone to look for roniwmeot and ooblimity in ovary thing. ‘ Moreover;is the particular object of all written contikoiionn to define fffimjd limit the pow ess offhe Govern- mem; to gA-t spsinai iitiirpaii^; to protect Ihe teeakSfmmtl the sSronpj In guard tHirigbH of I hr minor (,•/ /»>■«»»••/ ‘I,* r..,-roesrh-ncnt ,f