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Y JAMESN BETHUNE
COLUMBUS. GEORGIA* SATURDAY SEPTEMBER T. 1833.
cal noTicfiN
■mm* aflar data spptieaUoa wifTte
I*tbs hoaorqble the Inferior Coart of
if whoa sitliog tbrordiaanrparposesfo
all the real ostate of Andrew Sbaddi
for the benefit of the Legatees sod
HAKDY MITCHELL, Adm’r.
»the oopiration of four months appli'
■ will be made to tl.e honornble the in*
tofStewsitaounty when sitting for or-
irpooes br lease to sell the land and ne
J to .the estate of Joseph White de-
laudS' sold for the benefit oftlie
heirs and creditor.) sad the Negroes sold for the
purposes of a distribation. Terms cash
THOMAS M. DENNIS,
Jaljr M II 4m Acting Adm'r.
»r months after date itjiplica
tion will be made to the honorable the inferi-
coartofMerriwethercosntywhen sitting foror
i purposes for learo to sell one half of the
lot ofland known as No. .13, in the twenty fourth
district formerly Mnscogee but now' Talbot coun
ty, Andalso lot no 533 io the 17th district, nnd
2d section in the Cherokee pnrchsss.
BURWELL U. PERRY, Guardian.
July 1—10—4m
F OUR months after date application will bs
made to the honorable the Inferior court f
.the county of Talbot whilst sitting for ordinar
pprposea for leave to soil the real estate, an
Ubgroea belonging tn the ostate of John Oneai
daeeased, JOHN NEAL, I . „
EDWIN ONF.AL, l Afmn
Jxly, I—8—dm
JR months slier date application will b >
nade to the honorable the Inferior coait of
uty, when aitting for ordinary purposes fo
g ave to tell the real estate uf Thomas Hugh
creased Into of Lee county.
July 6-7 DUDLEY SNEED Adm’r.
IjXotr months ?ft«^<?rde^application will
F - bn made to the honorable the Inferior court of
GROCERIES.
T HE suhscncora have jeat mcoived from
Now York and Now Orieonm
16 000 lbs Assorted Stsneds Iran,
3,000 lbs. Bar Lead,
35 bags Back and amall shot,
10 bbls. No 8 Mnckerell,
30 bbls No. 8 do
SO Kits No 8 do
J000 lbs. White Lead,
10 bbla. Linseed Oil
3 bbls Lamp Oil,
1 do Train Oil
200 Kogs Nails and brads assorted!
Bordeaux. Madeira and Claret wines;
50 bags Whit e Coflee a superior article.
60“ Green Coffee,
10 " Java Coflee,
10 bbla peppermint Cordials,
10 boxes best cavendish Tobacco,
5 do common do
3000 soporior Spanish Segors,
3000 good Segars,
3000 American do.
Imperial, Gon powder Hyson, Shin, Soachoo
and Bohea Teas,
6 Obis Plaster Paris.
300 bbla New Orleans Sugar,
30 bbls St Croix do
SO bbls .Mess Pork
15 do Prime Pork,
50 kegs Lord,
18 bbls Loaf Sugar,
Pepper, Allspice nnd Ginger
I cask Porter in pint hollies,
FFF Dupont’s Po-vder,
4 tierces Rice,
14 bbls New Orleaas Rom,
Begging. Rope and Twine,
Bast canvassed Bacon Hams,
Russia and English sheut Iron.
Trace Chains,
Weeding Hoes,
Chockolato.
nty when sitting for ordinary purposes, 1
r loos'd to soil all ilia real estate with all thene-
owti belonging to the estate of Brittain Alloms j
thu benefit of the Legatees and crcil-
500 sacks Salt,
Castings, assorted
Live geese Feathers
June 8 3 tf
Champa gne Wine,
Bnxe. sperm Candles
Window Gloss.
Cast Slrol
German do
Blistered do
SMITH ,V MORGAN.
Its of said deceased.
^Jane37 7 EDWARD ALLU.MS. Aimf_ : cifollnii _ from B(Hi1
JIOUR uaonthfl alter date application will ho | ment of Domestic <
r made to the honorable the inferior court of I which they oftor on
tuscogeo county, when sitting for ordinary pur- j Among them are
Norton
MJTAVE jus, rcrtiiviiii at Ap.V 1 niiHmi. by tht-
St*. brigs D'Mango. Corn-. ' latvoua and Ma-
, from New Yor,t and by.lhe ;-ehooiinr North
a \Qi, jxtt-asive assori
-ris nnl Gvocories; all of
mns! f’lvurable terms:
I puses for leave to soli Lot of Land, No 539. in'the
Uiih district of the second section ol the Cherokee
county originally, now Piulding, a. the property
of Nathaniel P. Bond,, dec'd fur tlio use of the
theirs and creditors of said deceased.
# June 15 RE BRODNAX. Adm’r.
F OUR months afterXro^H^plicntion will be
made, to the Inlcrior court, of Tnlhot coun
ty, when setting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the nndividod interest of Joahaa Willis, in a
tract of Land in Columbia connty, it being the real
estate ofJames Willis of said county deceased.
DANIE-L OWENS Guardian.
May, 15—58—4m
F OUR months after date, application will b
made to the honnr.'.hlo the inferior court of
Harris county when sitting for ordinary -purposes,
Ibr leave to sell lot of Land, No. 108, in the Sis'
districtoforiginally Muscogee now Harris county.
Alsoonelot in the town of Hamilton, belonging
tu the catato of Edward Bass, deceased: sold fur
the benefit oftlie heirs and creditors of said dec'd.
May 4 ALEXANDER BASS, Adm’r.
F OUR mouths after date application will lie
made, to tho inferior court of Randoluh
county, when aettingi for ordinary porpoaes for
leave to sell the real ostate of William Beard, of
suid county, deceased.
K. MacKENZIE. Ex’r.
May, 13—52—4in
Administration Salt
"WINDER an order of the Honorable Inferior
WJ court of Cowctn county wnile setting as a ,
court of ordinary will be sold on the first Tuesday , m coils B(Uo R
in October next, at the court house door in the | r>0 (]() il , 3|)rted 8izea man ,l| a Ropo
Town ol Newnnn cowota county, one half or Lot ,,,. assorted crockeiy.
ofLand No. 159 in IhoStl. Di« of said county, j $ “Xs leet Oil, *
sold at the popart* of Mary Heard Into of said J() ^ rio(; „ tor , lo .
county Deceased for the Benefit of the heirs and ^ bBrrB|> R |a tt b e r and Epsom Sails
f 1 ’ ’ MO.ntJ'Jbest llnvanna Sigara.
167 bales Plaids. Checks ond Stripe,
75 do. Sheetings and Shirtings,
42 eases Boots and Shoes,
23 do. Beaver Hats,
13 do. cool do.
100 barrols Now England Rum,
50 do. American ltyc Gill,
50 do do. Brandy.
50 do. Good Cider,
50 do do do. Vinegar,
10 piitos French Brandy, different brands,
, 3 do. Holland Gin.
3 do. J-rmaica Ram,
4 do St. Croix do.
3 do. Windward Island Ram.
3 halfpipes old L. P Madeira Wine,
12 do. do. Sicily do. do
30 casks Dry Malaga do
40 do. sweet do. do
I pipe superior Nmrono. do
73 coses Bountern ana Mascot do
42 do. French Cordials,
30 baskets Champaigns
50 do long cork Claret Wine,
200 hags Havannaand St. Domingo. Coffee
30 do. Spices.
10 do. Brasil Nats,
7 do. soft shall Almonds,
0 do. Filberts,
15 casks \merican cheese,
13 boxos Eng Pine Apple do.
75 barrels Irish Potatoes
30 do Onions, -
76 do. Prime and Mess Pork, ihspected
20 do. mackerel. (October brand,)
150 casks Thonioston Lime,
200* do assorted Nails,
aramci
G O O D S .
rv*HE SUBSCRIBERS rtttnkftl
JL for the liberal patrosage they have re
ceived from their friends, and the pnblic, beg leave
to inform them that they are now opening, a
splendid awortment of CHOICE GOODS
both Fancy and Staple. One of the concern; being
constantly in NeW York, they feel oonfident of
their ability to sell aa low as the aaolo articles can
be bongbt in the southern market.
Their assortment consisting (in port) ot the fol
lowing articles:
Superfine Mae, black & adilaide CLOTffS t
“ black Italian Oros de Nnp, Geos de Swisa
and Gros de Orleans SILK
Pink, white, and bluo 8ATIN
Col'd pou.tde 8oia,
Pink, white, etraw and bluo Flomnde,
Pongeos and PalmyreenR,
Black Italian Grape,
French Crapes, assorted colours,
Suporfinc black Bombazine,
Rich Printed Muslins,
Fouward do
NYliito Plaid do.
Plain and figd. Swiss do
Plain and do Jaconet do
Fink cnnibrfo Dimety,
Fainitoru- do
i Rich r : icy Prints,
I Hi' : t.'-ili'niourutug and black PriuK
j Gin.' 1 ■•••» - n-iiorttid colors,
, Iri^tisi/.i.an-! *Si L iwns,
j Supe/liue-Bishop l.awns,
! BiriSeyf nnd ttibio Diajier,
Bn tiered linen cambric Handkerchiefs
Lmen Cambric.
MuiseUles Counlcrpaues,
Fine Linen Napkins,
Superfine French Drilling
Cambrics, assorted colors,
White and hiack Lace VoiL
Green Gauze - de
Heroani aad ciape fancy ITandkcrcnicfs,
Fine i;nen Tapes and Braid
Lace t apes and Columns.
Fine Thread Lace Edging and Inserting!
Muslin F.dging and Insertion,
Infants luce Cups,
Ladies kid and horse-*kin Gloves
Geoilouiuu’s beaver and linen do
do djf. (sum Elastic Suspenders,
Cotton and worsted’
Ludic’s silk nnd *.eUon (lose
Gentlemen's do do
R:\ndonn half do
and Yollow Nankeen
8upo lng r am Carpetings,
Superfine brnssel.- Rugs,
Clark* Spool Coiio:
cotton and linen Flo;
colored sewing silk, assorted
Blond Lace and Edging,
Rich liiack silk Velvet,
Gentleman’ Velvet and mohair ttockif,
do black bombazine *
spittlofickl and bandanna Ilandkorcbiefs
Large an 1 small Prassim. shawls
Black a,id Green worsted Bcrugo
Ladies bub Itibhbn,
Bonnet do.
Fig’d. velvet Belt do.
Wire Tm
Creditor of said Dccsasnd.
DAVID DUKE, Ad'mrr.
July 29,1833,—11-9t
Guardian's Sale.
W ILL bo sold in the Town of Talbolton Ta
-hot county, on the first Tuesday i 1 '
October next. One Lot of Land No. ill), in th"
83d district of formerly Moscogee, now Talbot
THEY HAVE ALSO IN STORE,
190 liatreli W Siakey,
120 pieces Kentucky Bagging,
200 coils /eastern Rope,
40 barrels Spern. and Linseed Oil,
JO loii*assorted s.vidce nnd Russia Iron
100 do. Verdigris,
300 hags shot
County. The said laitd hr. good -n,nifiwUblo ■ 3 ™^Vllar Lend,
buildings on it and about 40 acres cleared, sold , 1 Wraoning
for the oeoefit of tho heirs of Rolmi-i McManus
dec’d. MARY McMANUS,GuarUan
July 17 Ids
Admmistratoas Notice. ^ ^
T H K. nmlorsistlPlI hnvinc be"n kJwaa can iie purchased in New Orleans
appointed Agents' for th. Adme® tramr of 1 CARLES K. NORTON.
J^)!) roams Wrapping Paper.
An assortment of Blank Books.
Besides a great variety of other goods neceeaa
ry lot country stores. And to induco tho Mer-
‘ clmiits of the interior to confine their purchases
to Apalachicola, they am determined to sell as
We and Bonnet Roods
Bonnet Wire,
i 'a. veil and plain sheH combs,
brasihan Combs,
weather Fans, •
super bilk UmbrL-’.lu’B and Parasols
cotton d i.
bloached and unbleached sheetings
do shirtingH,
Dorchest Ticking,
Countorpnnu andApron Cliocks,
cotton OMiiaburgs, x
Oil Cloths 34 and 4 4,
bead Bag* and Purees,
hair Powder and Puds,
scissors, neeoat:.- uni pins,
silver and sicei Tu mbles
J WWELttY, «: OOOD ASSORTMENT
.'Sword* am! Epanlctte,
PistDirks ui,.d Uillca,
Musical Boxes,
Also, u complete assortment of
jtftarUUiarc &• (ffittlcTn, Crotttcra
joiners Tools, Tin WHre,
Saddles, Bridles and ilfurtingales,
Curput Bags and Saddle Bags,
Ladies Tuscan Bounds,
do Vjireon Calashes,
Willow VVaiigoDS uod Table Mats,
Boskets and Baud Boxos,
Batter Stumps, Cloths Pins,
A line supply cl/Sb’.If.lf ER CLOTH I~\G made
expressly to order,
HOOTS and SHOES, of every description,
Fine soli in lin ivnr HA TS, drab and Block
Gents aud Childrens Huts of all tlosr-.rtptions,
do. do. l’slm Leaf Hats.
The Pokliv in genoral art invited to call and
c xaminoour stock. L. J. DAVIES & Co.
appointed Agents ... —
the estate of Charles E. Norton, dm?n<ed, hereby
notify all persons huvipg demands against said es
tate to present them in terms of llw law. and all
persons iodobted are requested to mako Immedi
ate payment. E. 8. NtlK FUN,
1 1 A. L HINES.
Agent* foi the Administrator.
August 24 J4 fit
W E are authorised to an
nounce Heuty Gee Esq. as
a candidate for Tax collector of
Muscogoo county at the next clqc-
W E are autiiartsed to on
nounce Samuel E Buckle
as a candidate for Tax Collector oT
Muscogee ot the ensuing Election
WW Monday the9th 3-ptember
Medical College of i
FIX HE LECTURES >»
I Stmudat Augusta, will oorr
third Monday, (thr ust) of -root 0:
JAMES If. llTCHELL.
Apalachicola, Nov. 2fi--le-J2—tf .
»T£W GROCERY
—AXD —
G. W. Dillingh am
HAS FOR MLtT
4 600 basheJs Liverpool groand Salt,
5,000 bar* Sweetkrs Iron all size
300 barrels flagaret embracing common nnd
choice qualities, -Florida New Orleans
end Went India,
800 sacks Havar.na and La Guira prime
grodn Coffee
35 boloold Java Coffee, (big white. \
200 bbls fine retailing Molasses
100 do Florida Synlp
35 do Tronclc, achoiw attu-le
50 do Boston Kuiu
5 birds old Jamaica Ram
1 do Sf Croix do
So do Florida dd lino rtnvonr,
100 bblaaommoo Western Whiskey
5 do prime Monongrdrt-U, distrlk-d 183L
3 do Apple Brandy
5 pipes cognlkc do embracing common
brands, to “Otnrd’il best."
35qr casks Malaga Wine
1 pipe old Madeira da
2 qr cash. Port do
35 qr do Lisbon do
30 qr do Tonorilfe and Vidunin do
13 bbls rose, mint and other Cordials
IS baskets anchor Clmmpaignu
6 Mils Stoughton's Bitters
18 bbls common Gin
5 do Apple Vinegar
10 do bum spermaceti Lamp Oil
15 do Train Oil
10 do Linseed Oil
309 bolts heavy 44 inch wide Kentucky
cotton Uagging
100 bolts dundoo addlnvoraess Bugging
300 lbs Bagging Twine
800 coils halo Rope
300 capita out Nails, 3d assorted to 40d
3,000 pieces Castings and Hollow Ware; cm
bracing every variety from n shaving
skillet to70 gallon Syrap Pots
100 sets waggon and cart Boxes
2 000 Ihs salt Bar Lead
200 bugs 6'hot, every size
60 ki-gs lino Rifle and Gun Towdnr
50 canisters sporting English Powder
80 box. 8 by 10 & 10 bv 12. Window Glass
2 bills Putty in Bladders
5 do Varnish, embracing Japan, to Shell
Lac and light Copal
1 bid Spirits Turpentine
3 do | ump Black
50 Kegs ground White Lead -
Common Paints assorted
Fine Paints do
Paint Uraslies. do
. 50 cndilios Imperial, Gunpowder and old
Hyson Tea
2 half Chaste young Hyson Tea
100 boxes good common Bar Soap
5 do fino Soda do
10 do Spurmacelti Candles
-1 bbl sound fresh Hickory Nuts
2 do soft shell Almonds
12 boxes Raisins
30 do line retailing Tobacco; “ Norfolk pul
up," Cavondish nnd other brands
50 Itegs oommon North Carolina Tobacco.
lowest quality; Boxes Prunes,
100 half, quarter und whole box. choice Se
gars, including the best yel. Iluvnhna
2 boxes English fresh Mustard in bottles
1 do sharp American Mustard
Hops', Ginger, root and ground; Pepper;
Spice; Starch; Indigo,
Castor Oil; Calomel; Salts; Blue Slone
Drugs and Medicines generally wanted Bhd
tho most approved Patent Mdicines
1110 bars Naylor's refined cast Steel
100 do German do
50 do common blistored do
3011 Ihs refined Borax
3 bbls fresh Dried Apples
20hallbb'a No I mackere', pot up in Novem
her, for families
50 hollies catsup; LoafSugar
1,009 gallons country mudo, well burnt Stone
ware, assorted, from hall gallon Jugs to
7 gallon churns
599 well-seasoned .juniper, country-mado wa
ter Buckets, wuslr Tubs, Keelers and
smull Pails
Blacksmith's Tools and mill Irons
Musical Instruments and Joinor's Tools
59 bbls prime Pickled Pork
209 bushels sweet corn meal
309 empty sail sa ks
200 kegs 5 to 13 Gallon's wood & iron Hoops
From thi Boston Atlas.
SCENE IN A COURT OF JUS
TICE,
Clmracteri—Judge, Clerk, Crier, Shar.
ids, Contiablns, two Jurio, und thirty Law
yers.
Court. Order, gentle, and wo wHl call
the docket. Mr. — you must not
talk with the Clerk; I want bis undivided
attention. Snooks vs Pigeon.
1st LatVyer. Ready air, for defen
dant.
Court. Well Mr. B. what do you say!
2d Luwyrir. I am not ready, yet sir;
I .shall probably bo ready at 12 o’clock,
sir.
Court. Twenty four Jurymen are
waitiug; sir; why are you not ready sir!
2d Lawyer. Why sir, ono of my wit
nesses must come from Portsmouth this
morning, and another is dangerously sick
two ot them have imporram business to at
tend lo, and the officer is searching for the
other sevon.
Court Woltsir, we can’t delay,
2d Lawyer. 1 hav» no doubt I can be
ready by 1? o’clock, If your honor will pus,
the action’lor tho pfeseitl.
Court. Mr. M. and Mr. C. don’t you
sco you uro six or seven of you talking
right between tne and tho gentlemen who
are are addressing me. Its very uncivil,
m:d interrupts business. Haddock vs Pad-
dock. _ ..
3d Lawyer. That sir, is on a small
note of hand and has been in this court
eight term-'. I wish it disposed ofl'.
3d Lawyer. ! uni for defendant sir.—
My client has been out of the state these'
13 months and l cun’l try without Ids assia-
I can’t poslpono it on that ac-
Stimmer Clothing
AYER & SMITH,
(Next door to the Columbus Bank,)
H AVE just received and after for s ilo, a com
pletc assortment of
Ready-made Clothing,
Among which are tire following:
Provision dtore
'H1HE subscribers would inform tho inlmb-*j Blue summer cloth Frock Coats,
1 ilants of Columbus and the surrounding | Green do do do
country that they have on hand and arc constant I ®| ac [* Bombazine do
country, j ^ Vrt ,i, / Black and Green Cassinlere dj
lance.
Court,
count.
2d Lawyer# Well, sir, I’ll try if.
3d Lawyer. 1 did not expect to be
forced to trial at this torm, nnd in truth
have never had a»v tiling but a copy of the
note from New Orleans—I will consent to
coutiuuo.
Court. Combine it, Mr. Clerk. City
of Boston vs. Obstiuale.
1st Lawyer. Demurred.
Court. Gentlemen you must keep, or-
dor. You are all talking together. Mr.
B. you must do your business out ol
i court. v
Hollaud vs. Kt-mieH.
I isi Lawyer. That case Itus been tried
twice and the Juries could uot agree, I
have a motion to file.
Court. File it, sir we cannot attend to
it now. Order gentlemen, you uiust uot
talk to the clerk, Princess vs. Brown.
1st Lawyer, i intend to try that but
vour honor has pussed so litany actions
which I expected would bo (lied that I
am not toady.
Court, is any action ready? Order
gentlemeu.
[About n dofcen luwyers start up, each
having a tingle pet. case.) 1 am ready in
Jones and Wilson W. Thompson and Kos-
cuiso— floury and Heary—&,i. Jtt.
Court. Is there it cuse In which both
sides arc ready.
[Dead silence]
Court. Gentlcnioitof both Juries, I am
sorry to have kept you liere so long. [Here
a general rush ot lire lawyers to receive the
Clerk’s docket. Order, gentlemen otder.
As no cuse is ready and wo have wasted
tltreo bout J, you are excused until to mur-
—„ . rutv—Gentlemen. I shall put only four
“^;„Tfir 0 ,non;e r a^d ! hundred action, in order for trial tomorrow
nnd each will bn sttro of a ebsnee 1 expect
von all to1>e ready.
F.xunt Omnts
apanisb stylo saddles
I cnee old Pine Apple cheese
Nova scotia Grindstones aud null saws
290 I halter B-oonit
309 pair Trace Chains.
June 16 4 It
Ivreceivine front New York and Now Orleans. “ acK T! ,7,
ffi'fflmith’.l.rp Brick Building .. gg. *£bfa*U»I
itrend stroet- a acneral assortment of Groceries jv" an unssimcro
nnd provisions It sapor,or quality, which they Rummer clot), dress
will sell ot wholesale or reluil for cash or coun
try produce.
NOW ON HAND
oo bbls fresh F our,
10 hlids Now Orleans Sugar
8 boxes Havana do.
Medical College of Georgia
i this Institution
commence on ‘l.c
t October and con
tinue for fix months,
The Profcoion am: ' .
J A. Dogas, M D—Of Anatomy and Physiology
Jo’s. A. Eve. M D—'Therapeutic* and Materia
Medics , _
L. D. Ford,JI D —chemistry and Pharm
M. Antony. M D—-Obstetrics and Di-er-es of
women sod Childicn.
A. Cun-ogham. M. D—Insulates a t- practice
of Jffedicino.
Paul F. Eve, M D.—Intitules and Pnciice of
AtS°<xeorge M Newton, M. D-—Prosecutor and
Demonstrator of Anatomy- ,
In addition to the above, Clinical Epctoros will
be dolivend in the City Hospital, anil pveryffacility
afferdad tho ntadool for practical experience.
The fees era, for the mx Tickets *100
Gndealion, -3 7
Molri eolation, *■’
Good Board, will; Lodging, may be obtained at
$l3por month. . . .
For particulars sac Circa lot isaaed m Jane.
VUGTBTl'r* B. LONGSTREF.T,
Presideni o; Unurdof Trustees
L. D. Fo«i>. .Scorotnry
AaxusU. Jatv 9 I 1 * 38 .
CQLDMBim FACTORY.
T qitTSooUbtu.meai it now in operation, is n
|U to Mil Cotton yarn of votioas sow lo
lor cash: The highest prices will tie allowed for
gotM Ct ’
Wy 19
1,000 lbs Loaf ' .
;15 bbls Western W Inskey,
10 “ St. Croix Ram,
5 •• Holland Gin
25 - American Gin,
30 “ Orleans Rum,
3 pipes oognm* Brandy
6 bbls cherry Bounce
10 '' Poach Brandy.
20 ‘ Newark Cider
10 " Philadelphia Ale
3 casks MadeiraWine
15 baskets Champaign
29 boxes Muscat,
190 sacks G. A. Salt,
10 kegs Crackers,
5 bbls Pilot Bread, v .
10 bbls Apples, direct from XV. xo> '•
90 kegs Lard,
29 <• Western Butter
10 “ Goohen do
2!) bbla Molasses,
50 kegs Nails,
It) tons Iron, assorted,
19 boxes Codfish,
-J5 “ Honing,
10 sacks Almonds
20 tsnea Raisin,,
60 sacks CoAee
Ml of winch will be disposed of as low ax thy
, be purchased io tho southern country.
They have regular agents in tho cities ol New
Yo-k and New Orleans b> whom tboy wnl be
o-iiillv sopplied with fresh artiolcsm inihetr
do do Contecs,
Black lasting and Circassian do
Kotin cassimuro
PANTALOONS.
Green und bl.tck summer cloth Pantaloons,
Black bombazine find Circassian do
Black nnd brown brochellas do
Blue ond black lohting do
Brown linun drilling do
Roan cas.simorn do
200 pairs liuMyn duck, do
Itufllod and plain linen .S It I UTS,
Cotton Shirts, (with linen bosoms and collars,
20 doz. course NEGRO SHIRTS,
Brown and linen striped ROUND JACKETS,
istriped RUIN'
VESTS.
con*tantiv sa|
the befit hose markttf affov/aod at moderate ftr | EyH* M^
Dark & Light Valencia Vests,
Figu-cd and plain Marsailtes do
Dark English silk do
Black bnmbaziao, plain nnd rolling collars
Black and white beaver drab HATS with
narrow brims,
Fino Havanan
Pometo
Silk und cotton UMBRELLAS
Boinbazin strip
Silk velvet do
Linen Collars,
Linen Bosoms, pi an
do do , (with insertion)
Hal and cloths Brushes,
Elastic SU8PENDERS,
Silk do
Irish Lioeos, Pongee Handkerchief*
Linun mid cotton half HOSE.
-ALSO—
superior broad cloth frock and dress COATS
do do do Tantaloons,
Black and blue do
Drab casimore do
NEW GOODS.
T HE subscriber has now at Apalachicola
general Assortment ofGrocerics from Now
York and New Orleans, and oilers them for sulo
on the most reasonable terms. Ho has mudo ar
rangements in the nbovo cities'u> bo constantly
supplied, and will fill any orders at n commission
strove New Orleans prices, lie has new on band
French Brandy, Yoig- Almonds
nelte & Foutiurd brand Brazil Nets
American Brandy, Filberts,
Holland Gin, Picons,
Attteticnndo. llaisms and Figs,
Jamaica Rum, Tickles and Preserves
! St. Croix do.li Crambomes,
i Windward Island do. Poppet,
j New Orlcnas do. Spices,
- New England do. Lard, Chborc,
Applo Brandy. Rutter, Beans,
| 1‘cucli do. Bacon, Hams. Slioul
Whiskey, ders and Sides,
Madeira Winn. Rice,
Sicily do Muss Pork,
Tenerifla do Prime dd
Marseilles do Mess Beef,
Malaga, do Tongues,
Port do. Pilot Broad,
Cordials of nil kinds, Butter Crackers,
Cuntcrm Wine, Socon,
Muscat do Sinn, assorted.
Iron assorted, Ilosin,
Sparkling Champaign-) Kentucky Bagging,
Draught Cider, Scotch do
Bottled do Bale Rope,
Draught Ale, Rigging and r.ono of
Porter, all kinds for Steum-
Olivc Oil, bonis and Bnrgos,
Irish Whiskey, Pemta ofull kinds,
Northern and Western Paint Brushes,
Flour, Linseed Oil,
Havanan and St. Do- Sperm do
mingo Coflee, Whale do
HysosTaa, Yodng Hy- Bar Lead,
eon, 4d, 6d, 8d, lOd, & 12d
Souchong 4k Ganpow Nails,
SIXTH VOLUME NUMBER-16
SSfltklV 2J .183X
Mctsr* A. B. Dolt, T hu*. Jf. Hanoi P.
U. Eehol , E. Y. MiU', W Bhom mdj.
Speosmtim
Gn.vrLBMBN—I regno that it ta Mt At
my power to dine with a portion of th.
ciiizon, of your country, at Shad* Date, oo
the. 4th of July oext in atcui oaoce with
their klbd wialtor, exprened in tho invita
tion of which you are the organ;
Though I ant compelled to deay myself
litis pleamire, yet I hope 1 ihalt be excused,
if 1 avail mVielf of this occasion, MNnawbat
sanctioned by custom, to (peak «f the polit
ical events, not unfitly auociated With th.
cause of yotlr assemblage, and which bav.
pervaded with the deepen iotereat oar
common country.
I may be the mor- readily inthlgad in
thi, liberty, n* I occupy ■ public ttoit, to
which you have not only • rjght to look for
infotmailoa, but from which h jowly expec
ted that strict accountability due to lit faith
ful execution. 1 shall soon decline its fur
ther responsibility, and I mention the fact,
that you may understand that the desire to
retain it, enter* into ao part of the motive
of thi* communication. If ever the liber-
tios of this country are destroyed, it wilt b.
occasioned by ao unprincipled desire ofoif-
licit combined with the prostituted servility
of a hireling Press. If they are long to bo
preserved, it must be hy the virtue and dis
interestedness of tbo private station.
We have had many, but particularly one
sulking proof, that there is nowhere to b.
found, a government so wanting ta princi
ple and consistency, it that of the American
Republic (and I do believe, for it, age, it la
as corrupt as any that ever did exist. I
speak a plain, but I trust and bonost lang
uage ; nt all events, as long as the freedom
of speoclt remaiua io ibis couutry, I mean
loexeicise it. The American governtnout
holds out a greater variety bf inlet osts to a
greater diversity of character than any oth
er in the knowu world. And shall I in this
enlightened age, institute an enquiry into
iho nuinteund efl'ect of that powerful agent,
interest, upon die motives of human actiou?
Shall I Hitompt tu run a parallel; iu the face -
of so much experience, between Patriotism
nml Patronage, in |^elr influence over tho
affairs of this great government I It would
ha worse thuu useless, 1 will however,
cal) your attention to the history of the esse
referred lu by nit-, as- -.liiia- • . e| tip strong
position so unhesitatingly advui,rt'd. ,
In the formation of the Federal Gov
ernment, it is unnecessary to disgis* the
feet, that there was a large party for organ
izing if not a monarchy, at (fast such ao in
stitution as would, by its fores and strength
overawe and control, as it was said the ig
norance, the pussious and the prejudices of
the people*.—Those were what they pro
tended to dread, end maintained that rr-ptib-
canism would toon degenerate into Jacobin
ism. Of this party was Mr. Madison, st
tho journal of the Convention will abund
antly testify. They failed in their scheme
of having tho government based upon such
principles explicity avowed in the Consti
tution, but from that day down, they deter
mined to obtain, by urtful construction,
what was deniedto an open expression. And
hence arose immediately, the two great par
ties called Federalists and Republicans, tho
former contending for a strong and aspen-
sive government, to secure the privileges of
governors, under the pretence of their ard
uous labors—and the latter, ibr a plain and
economical one, to protect the rights Oi the
governed. Tint first belcivcd they could
bo elevate and remove tho Federal Gov
ernment from tho immediate inspection oi
the people, as that by reason of its splend
our and greatness, talers and placemen coulu
never be disturbed io their power and Influ
ence ; and hence the Stales, as states, were
to ho excluded from ull controlling agency
in its affairs. The latter brli- Ved, tint, the
only method of keeping the Federal Gov
ernment within It* proper sphere, and mak
ing it a blessing icstsad ol a curse was I.
hove it known in its orgin and feel in de
pendence, to uddersiaud its authority,
and respoct thfi source from which it
flowed. Tho struggles of these par
ties between tbo years '88 and *98
were fierce, eager and violent, till in the
latter year, a case was made and put be
fore the people for their verdict. The
Federalists pasred mo well known acts,
called the Alien and Sedition laws, glar-
ingly Violative of certain express provisions
of the Constitutioo ; and this Was done, as
then and tine* alleged, under similar infrac
tions, by virtue of the powe. to pnxx n«
Congress io its discretion puty think expe
dient, “ all Isws necessary and proper fo;
carrying iuto esecution the other potto , >r
Putting the saddle on the right horse.—
A company of traders, amounting to twen
ty-four dividuuls, onco started upon an ex-
pediton from Missouri to Mexico. Before
sotting out, they entered into nn agreement
that each man should bear au equal portion
oftlie burthens, .nd equally participate in
the benefits. On the way, however, a
number of the strongest put tlteir heads to
gether, and entered into a private agreement
to compel some of tho rest to perform more
than tiioir fare share. They accordingly
| singled out seven of thorn whom they
thought to be the weakest, and told them
that they must beat double tlteir regular
■ proportion of tho .burthens. The mioority
i -objected to this violation of the contract,
i and said that if any further injustice was
i insisted on, they would not go an inch fur
ther with them on the expedition. There
upon, the majority began to abuse them,
tolling them that thoy wore disorganize™,, . _
for titut n ntoro happy and blessed, nud' the Constitution.” The issue was fairly
WILLIAM REARD3LFF, A Co
EJ* All of winch'!'« work it warranted.
Uolamhns May 4 30 tf
mutually advantageous compact could not
possibly snbsist, titan he one which so glo
riously hound them together. The minor
ity replied, that the contract was calculated
lo secure all tho blessings thus depicted,
provided that all the party should stick to
its provisions ; but that undei tho violation
of its terms, practiced hy tho seventeen it
was an evil which Could not nod would not
be endured. Thereupon, the majorty,
called the minority uullifiera and disunion,
ists, and attempted to flog one of them, who
seemed to bo a little more refractory than
made up betareen the contending ptlrtius
upon the powers of the Fedeml G ,v> m-
mept, as claimed by the principles' 1 e
two laws. Mr. Madison, from the un
bounded iuflueoco which Mr. Jefferson wa-
known to exert over him, and perhaps
from another caasa which need oo; m »- be
mentioned liald eschewed his >IH fed- ml
principle* and taken a high station in tho
republican party, and whother from a geod
ora bad motive, uow altogether iimnaii-ri.il
certainly placed himst-lf in the fron ranks
of that ardent contest for liberty. Iking
dordo
New Orleans Sugar,
Havinna do
Spikes, _
Tor, Varnish and Spi
rits of Turpentine.
Pesrlash,
Salt Patre,
Copperas,
Bafts.
Starch,
Pepper sauce,
Kotcfaap,
Oyster Jars,
Bottles,
Demyriias
Also, e variety of other ortielee
JOHN O. SEW ALL
Apeloahieeia, Dec. 33d, 82—3>-tt
Blank* lor sale.
Loaf Soger,
Lamp do
CavendMh Tobacco,
Plan do
Twist do
S£. c ir
Dried Apple*
the rest. The result, however, was, thst the leader of the Virginia Legicknure, ho
this nttompt Wat likely to iriitate the Other ; avowed undjniaintaiocd, in the v t c h o
six, and the majority drat induced 16 forego 1 these obnoxious laws, the following position,
its design .ftf coercion, by removing the I expressed as stiosg as the powers often-
cause ofconmlalnt, 1 guago enn make it, and which that Li.-gikU-
Now, we leave it to be eandor of the tore pneaui vocally adopted, vis: "J hat
reader tv say whether the majority or the it view* the poorer* of the Federal Govern
minority were chargeable with a violation 1 merit, a* resulting from the eotu/ aet, to
•f the compoct. ! which jht State* ora.parti** a* limited tj
——_ — the plain sens, and intention i f the instr i
■ , , . , ment conttitssting that compact a* ho far
The following is tatd to beilie orgm thtr thsmdheu art tmtho.aea by the
nine tailors nukioga mao—A beggar stop- - <f tmmtraUd compact, and
pod atn shop whom ulna tailors were ^ laM of DELIBERATE.
work, and craved charity of them; each con-1 PALPABLE and DANGEROUS ex-
inhaled bis mite, and presented ‘** »*f' trciu rf other powir* not grant,d by tho
with the aom total. The beggsr ifcsak- JL— *
iuu >inem for their kindness, lai'l thep had I -Gonaraear Morris, * londln* Fixt-r-lirt, et'i "
trM? n rrr" "f hi®. M--* •!.» r v- f-rm ‘.-V L'V . ’
