About Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1833)
/J COLVIHBUi KM4|lJmEB. 4 THE UNION OF TUB STATES, ANE BY JAMES N. BETI1UNE GROCERIES. T HE subscribers lmvo just recuived from Now York and New Orleans: 1(3 900 lb*. Assartud Sweeds Iron, 3,000 lb*. Bar Loud, 35 bage Buck and small hIi-'I, 10 bbls. No 2 tluckeroll, . 30 bbla No. 3 do 20 Ki s No 2 do 1000 11)9. White Lead, 10 bhl* Linseml Oil 2 bhl* Lamp Oil, 1 do Traiii Oil 200 Rogs Nail* and brad* assorted, Bordeaux, Madeira and f'laret wines; 50 bag* White L'oflee a superior article. 50 “ Green Coffee, 10 *' Java Coffee, 10 bbls peppermint Cordial*. 10 boxes best cavendish Tobacco, 5 do common do 3000 superior Spanish Segnrs, 2000 good Segars, 3000 Amencoa do. Imperial, Gun powder Ilyson, Skin, Souchon and BoheaTeas, 6 Hbls Plaster Puris, 200 bbla New Orleans Sugar, 20 bbls St Croix do 20 bbls Mess Pork 15 do Prime Pork, 50 kegs Lard, 12 bbls Lcrnf Sugar, Pepper, Allspice and Ginget 1 cask Porter in pint bottles, FFF Dupont's Powder, 4 tierces Rice, • 11 bbls Now Orleans Ram, Dugging. Rope und Twino, Best canvassed Bacon Hams, Russia aud English sheet Iron, Trace Chains, Weeding Hoes, (yhockolate. 500 sacks Salt, Oustings, assorted Live geese Feu I hers « JuneS 3 If Champaignc Wine, Boxes sperm Candles Window Glass, Cast Steel German do i> Holered do SMITH & MORGAN. Norton Mitchell H AVE jusi received at Apalar hicola. by the brigs D'Mnngo, Cora, Columbus and Mu* tilda, from Now York, and by tho schooner North Carolina, from Boston, a very extensive assort ment of Domestic Goods and Groceries; all of which they offer on tho most favorable term*:— Among them are Jf»7 hales Plaids. Chocks and Stripe, 75 do. Sheetings and Shirtings, 42 cases Boots and Shoes, 23 do. Beaver Huts, 13 do. cool <Jo. 100 barrels Now England Rum, 50 do. American Rye Gin, 50 do. do. Brandy. J>0 do. Good Cjder, 50 do do. do. Vinegar, . 10 pipe* French Brandy, different brands, 3 do Holland Gin, 3 do. Jamaica Rum, 4 do St. Croix do. 2 do. Windward Island Rum. 3 halfpipes old L. P Madeira Wine, 12 do. dq. spicily do, 30 casks Dry Malaga 40 do. sweet" do. I pipe superior Noyono. 73 cases suantern and Muscat 42 do. French Cordials, 30 baskets Champaign .50 do lougcoikCh do do do do do 5lnrct Wine, 200 hags Havauna nml St. Domingo. Coffee 30 do. Spice*. 10 do. Brasil Nut*, 7 do. soO shell Almonds, 0 do. Filbert*, 15 cask* American cheese, 13 boxes Eng Pine Apple do. 75 barrels l ii*h Potatoes 30 do. Onions, « , - „ ,„.i 75 do. Prime and Mess Pork, nispcrtod 20 do. mackorel, (Octoberbrand,) 150 casks Thomaston Lime, 200 do. assorted Nails, 300 coils Buie Rope, . 50 do. assorted sizes mam 11a Hope’ 20 crates assorted crockery, 30 baskets sweet Oil, 20 doz doCnstor do. ^ 20 barrels Glauber and Epsom^Baus. 30,000 best Ilavanna digum THEY HAVE ALSO tN 8T0llt’» 100 barrel! WiisUey, J29 pieces Kentucky Bagging, v 200 coils ff'eslorn Ropo. I 40 barrels Sperm 'd Linseed Oil, •j 10 tons assorted Swedes and Russia Iron £2100 d<». Verdigris, r 300 bags shot ]L 2,000 pounds Bar Lead, ff JOi) reams Wrapping Paper. 4 An assortment of Blank Books. A Bceidoa a great variety of other goods ncccam- rv lor connln stores. Anil to induce tho Mur- w c hants of the intoiior to coniino their purchases Apalachicola, they are determined to so 1 us vmlutvas con bo purchased in New Orleans i 1 CARLES E. NORTON. J.vSlES II. I ITCH ELL. Apaluc.hic.n'n. Nov. 1643—tf NfjBw srxtxnra GOODS. THB SUBSCRIBERS Unnkfal M. for tiie liberal patronage .they have re* Otived from Uieir friends, and the public, beg leave to inform them that they are now opening^ a splendid assortment of CHOICE GOODS both Fancy and Staple. One of the concern; being constantly in Now York, they feel confident of their ability to seii a* low as the samo articles can be bought in the southern market. Thoir assortment consisting (in part) ol tno fol lowing articles: Superfine blue, black & ndilitjde CLOTHS, 44 black Italian Gro* de Nap, Groa do Swiss and Gros de Orleans SILK Pink, white, nnd blue 3.4 TIN <-, ol’d pou t de Soia, Pink, white, straw and bluo Florence, Pongees and Palmyroens, Bluck Italian Crape, French Crape*, assorted colours, Superfine black Bombazine, Rich Printed Muslins, Fouward do White Plaid do. Plain and figd. Swiss do Wain nnd do Jaconet do Fine cambric Dimety, Furniture do Rich fancy Prints, Rich half mourning and black Prints, Ginglmms, assorted colors, Irish Linen* & Lawns, Superfine Bishop Lawns, Birdseye and table Diaper, Bordered linen cambric Handkerchiefs Linen Cambric. Marseilles Counterpanes, Fine Linen Napkin*, Superfine French Drilling Cambrics, assorted colors, While nnd black Lacc Veils, Green Gauze do Ilernani nnd crape fancy llandkorcluof*. Fine linen Tapes mid Braid, Lnco Capes nnd Golurotts, Fine Thread Lace'Edging nnd Inserting*, Muslin F.dging and Insertion, Infants lace Caps, Ladies kid und horse-skin Gloves Gentlemen’s beaver nnd li non do do Gum Elastic Suspender^ Cotton ami worsted (aidie’s silk and cotton IIoso Gentlemen's do do Random half do Blue and Yellow Nankeen Supo Ingrain Carpetings, Superfine brusscls Rugs, Clurks Spool Cotton, ^ cotton and linen Floss, colored sewing silk, nssortod Blond Lace and Edging, Rich Bluck silk Velvet, Gentlemen- Velvet and mohair stocks, do black bombazine spittle Held and bandanna Handkerchief!* * Large ami small PiuhsiHu shawls Black and Green worsted Bora go Ladies bell Ribbon, Bonnet do. Fig’d velvet Belt do. Wire Taste nnd Bonnet Roods Bonnet Wire, Carved and plain shell combs, brusiliait Combs, weather Fans, super silk Utnhrellu’s and Parasols cotton do. bleached and unbleached sheetings do shirtings, Dorchest Ticking. Counterpane and Apron Checks, cotton Osnnburgs Oil Cloths 3 4 and 4 4, he ld Bags and Purse*, h.iir Powder und Pulls, . ~ •} scissors, needles and pin*, , silver and steel Thimbles JEWELRY^«. (soon assortment H words unit I paufetls, Pist ils Dirks and Rifle", Musical Boxes, t Ai.so, a completo aasorlment of 7i?artnnaEi (c Cutlers, errotUcrn joiners Tools. Tin ware, Saddles, Bridles and Martin gales, Carpet Bags and Saddle Bags, Luclies Tuscan Bonnets. do Green Culashcs, Willow Waggons nnd Table -Mat*, Baskets and Band Boxes, Butter Stamps. Cloths Pins, A fine supply cf ^SUMMER CLOTHING mad e expressly to order, BOO TS und SIIO ES. of every description, Fine suit in Beaver HATS, drab nnd Black j Gents and Childrens Huts of all descriptions, | do. do. Palm Leaf Hals. ( The Public in general are invited to call and \ „xaminoouir etock. L. J. DAVIES &Co. G. W. Dillingham IIAS FOIl SALK 000 bushels Liverpool ground 8alt, 5,000 bars Sweedes Iron all size 200 barrel* Sugars; embracing common nnd choice qualities, Florida Now Orleans nnd West India, 209 tack* I Invar.nu and La Gnira prime green Cotfoe 25 hbls old Java Coffee, (big white.) 200 bbls fino retailing Molasses 100 do Florida Syrup 25 do Treacle, a choice article 50 do Boston Ram 5 hhds old Jamaica Rum l do 3t Croix do 20 do Florida do fine flavour, 100 bbls common western Whisknv , 5 do prime Monongahela, distilled 1831. 3 do Apple Brandy 5 pipes cogniac do embracing common brjnds. to "Oturd's best.*’ 25 qr casks Malaga Wine 1 pipo old .Madeiru do 2 qr casks Port do 25 qr do Lisbon do 30 qr do Tonoriflennd Vidonia do 12 bhl* rose, mint nnd other Cordials 12 baskets anchor Clmmpaigne 5 hbls Stoughton's Bitters 12 hbls common Gin 5 do Apple Vinegar . 10 do pure spermaceti Lamp Oil 15 do Train Oil 10 do Linseed Oil 300 bolls heavy 4*1 inch wide Kentucky cotton Bagging 100 boll* dun.loo and invorttoss Bagging 300 lbs Bagging Twine 200 coil* halo Rope THIS 80VEK£!(*NTY OF THB STATE*.*' COLUMBUS. GEORGIA. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 1833. SIXTH VOLUME NUMBER—!• HOI) ciiaks cut Niuls, 3J assorted to 40d ">,000 pieces Castings uml Hollow Ware; cm- bracing every variety from a shaving skillet to70 gallon Syrup Pots 100 sets waggon and cart Boxes 2 000 lbs »oft liar Load 200 bugs Shot, every size 60 kegs line Rifle and Gun Powder 50 canister* sporting English Powder 80 box. W by J0&. 10 by 12 Window Glass 2 hbls Putty in Bladders 5 do Varnish, embracing Japan, to Shell Lac and light Copsl 1 bhl Spirit* Turpentine -3 de Lamp Black 50 Kegs ground White Lead Common Paints assorted Fino Tuints do Paint Brushes. do GO cad.lies Imperial, Gunpowder nnd old Hyson Tea 2 half Chests young Hyson Tea 100 boxes good common Bar Soup 5 do fine Soda do 10 do Sperinnrotti Candle* 1 hlfl sound fiesh Hickory Nuts 2 do sort shell Almond*;* 12 boxes Raisins 30 do fine retailing Tobacco; “ Norfolk put up.” CavondisU and other brands 50 kegs common North Carolinu Tobacco. law est quality; Boxes Prunbv. ^ 100 half qu utcr and wnolo box. choice Se gura, including the best yel. Havauna 2 boxes English fresh Mustard in bottles I do sharp American Mustard Hop*; Ginger, root und ground; Pepper; Spice; Starch; Indigo, Castor-Oil; Calomel; Salts; Bluo Stone Drugs and Medicine* generally wanted nml the most approved Paumt Mdicines 100 bars Naylor’s refined cast Steel 100 do German do 50 do common blistered do 200 lbs refined Borax 3 hbls freah Dried Applos 20 hallbb’s No I mackere 1 , put up m Novem ber, for families 60 bottle* catnap; Loaf Sugar 1,000 gallon* country made, well burnt Stone ’ ware, assorted, from^iall gallon Jugs to 7 gallon churns 500- well-seasoned juniper country-made \vn ter Buckets, wash Tubs, Keelers uud small Pails Blacksmith’* Tools and mill Irons ^ Musical Instruments und Joiner * Tools 50 bbls prime Pickled Pork 200 bushels sweet corn meal 300 empty suit sa k" 200 kegs 5 to 12 Gallon’s wood At- iron Hoop* 2 cases saddlery, n good ns-ortment fi»r In dies and Boys, including fine nun’s and Spanish *« , lo saddles 1 carp old Pine Apple choose Nova *C)tia Grindstones aud nu.l saws 2IH) ihak»r B-oonn 3,j0 pair Truce Chain*. June C ' “ < Commission receiving and for warding House, T AT APALACHICOLA. H fc» undersigned have formed a co-partner ship under the firm ofFalconar & Kimbrough for the purpose of transacting a General Agency Commission and Receiving and forwarding bust ness. Being prepared lo make theusunl advances on consignment to their (Viend* in Npw-Urlonns New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Providence and Bouton and disposed to devote their time exclu sively to the interest of tlioso confiding business to thoir charge having made the necessary arrange ment* to forward Cotton to New York or olio where with expedition by vessel* of light draft of water at the lowest rates of freight a liberal shure of public patronage is respectfully solicited. A H. FALCONAR, WM. II. KIMBROUGH REFFE FENCES. Shorter, Tarver, C’o. Columbus. Gen'I. Howard, “ Judge (Jolquitt, “ Drs lluictj Urquhart, " P. D. Woodruff “ James II. Shorter Esq. N. York. Gen'l. II. K. Call, Florida. I ton. J. . White, Doctor />. L. White, Gadsden county “ Appnlii^liienlft AoRUSt 1! 11 tf Ware House And Commission Easiness, AT APAf.ACHICOI.A FI.Oil. rsMUE Huliscriiier*, having associated tliein- B selvoH together under the stileand fitru of FORD &. HARDIN, purposo tinnsncting n General ll’arc House nnd Commission business at Apalachicola, Having made suitable arrangnicntH with small vossol* for lb edited iranspotutiou of Cotton, Ac either to New- York or New Orleans and Having facilities at alltimes within their power reasonable udrauc.cs upi on prodneo consigned to thoir enre nnd manugemcnl; they would respectful ly tender their Kcrvicrs und solicit a liberal patron age in the nhnvo line of busines* .pledging their personal and undivided attention to nil business con signed to them, either for sale or otherwise. Thoir Warehouse* and close Stores are under going a ilierough repair, will be large and commo dious nituiiled in a desirable part of the town, and ampt frm the dangers of fire as any other . ol a similar character on the Point Medical College oj Georgia. T HE LECTURES in <hi* Inutimtion miunied at /luguxtit, will comniencs on tlic third Mond:nj, (the -1 si) of next October and con- tir.un for sir month,. The Phtfe.Ror, are: L .A. l)uga,,M I)—Of Anatomy and l’liyiiology J»«. A. Eve, M 1)—The rapeulica and Malena Medic, I. l>. Fnrd.M D—chemi.try nnd Pharmacy. M. Antony, M D—Obatetric, and Diaein*ea of v omen nnd Children. A. Cnnnighnm, M. D.—Institute, nml practice of Medicine. Paul.F. Eve, Ml).—In.'Uulea nnd Practice or Snrsory Anu CJoorgo M Ncwt.n, M. D.—Proaccutor end Demonstrator of Anntomy. In addition to the above, LTmicnl Ixictures will be dolivered in the City Hospital, nnd every facility utfordad the etudenl lor practical ospotience. Tho fee. ere, for the etx Ticket, 9100 Graduation, 9 HI Mntricnlalion, 9o I Good Hoard, with Lodging, may bo obtained nt $1» per month. For particulars sec Circa 11. issued in Juno. AUGU8TU' B. LONQ8THEET, Presiocnt of llourdof Trustees I,. D. Ford, Secretory Augusta, July 9 ltKKI, ^F.lhul WILLIAM P FOAD, (late of Augusta, Ga) I. DWAUb J. HAKDIN, (ApalackUeta, Apnlucioeola July 1 IhSII. REFERENCES. . SfeWortSf Fontaine _ ] Smith Sf Morgan, I g- J. S. Calhoun, ^ 3 M. W. Perry. Sf Cn„ | g T. »y M. Evans Sf Co., WitticK, Greenwood If Co., j liogait 4' Knot-land, | Jos. Hamilton Sf ton, \ new-vobk. Jon. A*. Pitkin, Fj. IK Gregory, IJogart ,y Hawthorn, Barret Ames. I St John ,y /,< reans, > mobile. T. McCoy, ) Julv—1)7—tf AIJST RECEIVED O N consignment— An elogantspring-bottom sofa Curl hair Matrasses, carved Bed steads, willow waggon*, for children, ci ili* i Ac. S. K. HODGES Aco March 83—44—tf ' UHOl'KItlE.- immssm* State of’South Carolina, will lie coiniuoneed on the second Monday in APremier next The Board of Trustee, oltlin Institution sppoin- ted by the L'glslnturo, consists of (ho following members //on. C. J CoteocK. President; Rev. Js.rtn Adam., D, D.Beo’y—//om IF. IlSivtoS—//on. It. .L PlHCKsKV—/foil. ’A, 1’Klol.RAtl—//oh. Ecus Honnv—Nathanivi. IIrvward—* /?- J- TuusnuLL—MtTCHn.t. Kino—Jacob l’(jan—and // A Desaussurr, Esquires. -//on. James //amilton, in the place of 7f. J Turnbull, f.’sq. deccnsed. 1’ho Professor, are •— Of Anatomy, Juiin I'dwabdi Hoi.bhook, M D, Of Surgel y, John Waoskh, M I). Of Institute, nnd Practice of Medicine, Sam, Henky Dickson, M D. or Obstetric, and Disease, ol /lemon nqd In IaiiIs, Thomas G, Prioleav. M D. Or Materia Medico, Henry tl Frost, MI). Of Clinmislry, Edmund Kavknel, M I). Of Phisiology, James Moultrie, Jr. JII D. Domnn«trntorofAnEtomv, Jnu. BiLLisarn, 5/. I) Clinical Lectures will bo given twice u vveuk, during the ensuing session nt lire Alois House nnd Marine Hospital, by Professor, Frost nnd W'ao- NtR R 8. II. DICKSON, M. D-Doan. I NF.’ i.« NF.w-nn- KANS. A NEW MODE OK HEARING AS PARAGUS. Mn. Editor. ./ime 17, 1833. Vj.ms ol 31st ullinio was received, end with great pleasure I now comply with y .ur request to furnish you with my | lan for making asparagus, which you are at lib erty to publish in any form you nt •» ihtnktui- nhie, provided voutlontv mention mv-nama Tho nspniagiis seed should he sown from tho middle of Marrli to ihu last of April, in a rich spot, (not too much exposed to the mid-day sun,) one inch deep, und tho seed one inch apart; nfier they come up, to b» kept clear of grass and weeds during the summer, by hand weeding; to be dug up tho nexi fall or spring— fl prefer the spring, as the roots do not grow during the winter, if set out in the (all, and are liable to be kilted by a severe wintot)—nnd set iu beds prepared as follows: dig out the size of lire beds nine inches deep—cover tho bottom three inchps deep weh rich marl, (which has been my practice,) though I believe that oyster shells half burned will he ns good, as it is intended as a l isting heating manure to protect tlm roots in win'er, md force ibe vegetable airly in the spring: thou put three llirhes deep of coarse stable manure, thvi». three inches of rich earth. This brings lha hctls nn n level with the surface of the earth. ' Next lay ofT the beds in rows eighteen by twelve inches apart, and ; ut a single eye or Spiro in each spot where the lines inter sect, and cover them llirett Inches deep ' whh rich eutlh. I*lank the sides of the beds, ns this prevents grass and nthe/ roots from running into the hods, and ntso keeps the outsidn mots from being exposed, by tho sides of the beds washing a»»v. The beds should be kept clean by hand weeding and all ihe earth and mnnare used in mnk« ing thorn, should bn perfectly free from grassroots and noxious weeds. In the full of the year, after the seeds have matured, cut till) tops olT dose to the Iteds, (being careful that not a single seed is left 10 veg etate on tho Iteils,) as they have ntrendy at m«nv roots as tho space they orfnpv should coiiti.iiv, and if additional roots an suffered to form from yoar te year, from the falling of tho seed every foil, the beds will be »t> much clsstered with roots t nt ihe vegeiz- s re«.mfv”rnciovcrt an exieik-tvo lot (| e .oust degenerate, ftl least, in size H AS recently received an exteik-tvo CIuOTilDiG^'onsisttng of superfine olive and brown Cloth Pantaloons, do gtey and stool mixed do do do stool mixed Huttinctt do do bine mixed do do do Broadcloth dress Coats, do do frock do . •. A nonoral nssortmont aaparfino Booth?* 1 "* and Valencia VESTS. *<*°r sold cliesi) for ensh. P . O* lie lias ill-* received 5 barrels of prime winter sinkicu ion,. Jnnunry 25—36— tf ^ NOTICE. J £829 BiiSfflKSIttBE! on llio corner alatvo Messrs. Stewart A. loutsine Just received an additional aapply ofFrosh Go. ds. August 84 14 tf NOTICE. \ LI. the notes uud accounts duo Lewis C Allen, arc placed in tho liandsof John Schley Esq for collection; those inlorostod uto advised ol call on him nnd eottle. Aug 10 18 tf rgsw cmocE^v —ASV~ Puvsion store NEW. GOO US. -riSMOVE- j rnini’. sulip-crikcra inform the citizens of Co ; H. lumhus and tlm surrounding country, that I A h3Ss:4 oftltoir customers, removed nait of their stock to ! n. G ARRF.TT HALLENBECK Esq. is uothori, ed lo collect end receipt for nil the unsettled accounts, duu tho Columbua Enquirer during Ihe timelho office was owned by Lamar Si Marks August84—14—St R 'lAIAIUtfr WANTED, . 1 00,000 lbs. Dried Cow Hides for which a fair prico will ho given by , NORTON & MITCHELL, nm. door below llio Book Sotre Columbus July 97 W tf Sommer Clothing! supplied, nnd will fill nny or jJ® r * | | 1 ^ coin,,, ' H?,,nn AYER & SMITH, (Nett door to the Columbus Bank,) H AVF. juft received and offer for Bale, a com pleto assortment of Ready-made CloUiing, m COLUMllUS FACTORY V1I8 ostAhlisfiment to now m opnration, t< dv lo soli Cotlon yarn or various sacs low • -- - - for caste The higher, prices will he nllowod for < placo, uml Inken n store on Broad street, ono tor casit. ai d o e i f BA HE subscriber naa now at Afnlothirola dooi bilow the Book Store, whe<0 may be found n : v.oum»jn o . s ^ jl. gnnoriii Assortment ofGrncnrlcs from New j g,. n erul nssortmont of I _ 11 York anil New Orleans, nml offers thorn for sale j QcOCCriC8 8? Staple Goods, SUCII AS on the moot rctisonnhlo terms, lie has made ar rangements in the nLove cities to he constantly , 1 ■ • d will fill any orders ut n commission ; sugar above New Orleans prices, he has now on hand j Coffee French Brandy, Yeig- Altnonds netto& Foatardbrand Brazil Nuts Among whirli nro the lottowing: nform Urn mlmh-1 Blue surnmer cleth Frook Coats. _ ilants of Columbus und the surrounding ,; mllmzin0 ,|„ ,,„„i rv tlial they have on baud and are constant j [)| nu g anJ Green Cassimcte do vine from N*w. York and New Orleans, subscribers would ® ly receiving fioin Nqff- .... i / at their Store in large Brick Uaildmir on, 3 Bread street a geuwal assorUUent of , blnck l.t*uug Roan C’nssirnero Rummer cloth tin and provisions ol' superior quality, which they . ,|„ j„ Coatees, will soli ut wltolosa/a or rutnil ter cash or ciiun-1 pluck lasting and otreassiahdo i try produce SOW ON HAND CO bbls fresh F our, 10 bbd* New Orleans Sugar H boxes Havana do. 11,000 lbs Loaf Am -i - ;t5 bhl* Western Wbwkoy, 111 “ at. Croix Rum, 5 " Holland Gin 05“ American Gin, 30 “ Orleans Rum, 3 pipes cogniac. Brandy 5 bbls cherry Bounce 10 '* Teach Brandy. 20 * Newark CiJer 10 “ Philadelphia Alo 2 casks Madeira Wine ' 15 baskets Champaigu 20 boxes Muscat, 100 sacks G. A. Suit, 10 kegs Crackers, " 6 bhl* Pilot Bread, r 10 bbls Appl«*s direct from K. tu'H f 00 keg* l*«tid, 20 “ Western Bolter 10 14 Goshen do ^ 20 bbls Mol asset, 50 k<\£« Nails, 10 tons Iron, assorted, 10 boxes Codfish, 25 " //erring, > 10 sucks Almonds 20 boxes Raisius, |j| ji>U sack* Collce 'Jr All of Wbicli will t)0 disposed of as l‘»w as they iron bo puichuMjd.in the southern country, ft They have regular agent* in the cities ol New ;M'ork ami New Orleans bv whom «boy will cm-taiitlv supplied with froab artWeil* in lb-' ne ),y whicti uiey will «lwuv« bo al.lo to furntv ,, iie-l iliuvti mnrkolit afford und at moderate o' ■ xnuuiMt beaudsLee. * c» lloun cuisimcru PANTAIaOONSb Green anil black *umitoer cljth Tautaloons, BIacIc 0 imb.r/.ine and Circassian do Black and brown brochellos do Blue and black lasting do - Brown linen dulling do Roan cussimero do 200 pair* Russia duck, do Rutiled nnd plain linen SHIRTs, Cotlon Bbirts, (with linen bosoms and collars, 20 doz. course NEGRO SHIRTS, Browu und linen striped ROUND JACKETS, VESTS. Dark & Light Valencia Vests, Figured and plain Marseilles do Dark English silk do Black bombazine, plum and rolling collars Black and white beaver drab HATS . with narrow brims, Fino Ilavanna | Silk und cotton UMBRELLAS Bombazin strip Silk velvet do Linen Collars, Linon Bosoms, plain do do (wf h insertion) Hat andcloibs Brush***, Elastic SUSPENDERS, hhh Lineni!" Pongee II.mdko.cl.iaf. Linen and cotton half IIOSL. _ALSO— superior broad cloth frock a i do do Jo Pant - , Black and blue 60 Drab cast mere F.rminett English Merino ... __,.i rn* All of which tho work*** warrmtoA* Co!ambus May 4 50 tf Filbert Picons, Ruistns and Figs, Pickles aud Preserves Crumbemes, Pepper, H pices, Lard, Clieese, Butter, Boqns, Bacon, Hams, felboul d«rs und riidcs, Rice, .Mess Pork, Prime do Mess Beef, Tongues, Pilot Broad, Bultot Crackers, Socoit, Shot, assorted, Rosin, SpnrUlitiR Champaigne Kentucky Bagging, ’Draught Cider, Sccrtcli do lloitlml do ale Ropo, Draught Ale, Rtfgmg and Ropo of Porto? an kind, for Hlenm- (Hive 0 ; i, boat,nnd Bulges; r Lit Whiskey, Paint, of nil kind,, Northern nntfWo.tcm Burnt Uru.hos, Flour, Linaood Oil, II ivanna and St. Do- 8p®fm mtngo Coffoo, Wbalo do Hy.onTou. Young Hy- ^ & |M Souchong & Gunpow Nail*, derdo Spike, Now OrlounaSugar, . Tar, Varniali and Spi- Amortcnn Brandy, Holland Gin, J Atneiicnndo. ; Jamaica Rum, 1 St Croix do.j, Windward Island do. : Now Orlenu* do. , New F.ngbmd do. i Apple Brandy, i Punch do. | Whiskey, I Madeira Wine, | Sicily do 1 TcncrfJfe do j Marseilles do . j Malaga do l Port do. Cordials of all kinds, Cifntcrni Wine, Muscat do iron assorted Nail* Segnrs lun Bagging Soap Castings Bale Ropo Tea Demijolm* Slices I Dried Apple* White l«#*nd Huts 1 Brazil Nuts Grp.m Tuiut Cotton Cords ! Ginger Whiskey Checks Spice R»m Plaids ; Pepper Gin Sheetings Fainics Apple Brandy Shirtings l Table Salt Cordials Linen 'Tobacco Malaga Wine Flannels i Cod Fish Teneriffe do Hatiincts rtalaratijs Madeira do Counterpnne* • tiperi Candles Muscat do Thread, A.c Ac. 'Window Glass Champaigne do i N. B. They also inform tho public, that they j Will null for I ash or approved paper while in Co- I lumhus at ApnlacbicoU price*, notwitbstbnding 1 the extra expense of freight. Sic * 1 Miimiix a Jnne 20—6—tf NORTON & MITCHELL. : ess COATS Havannu do Molasses, Loaf Sugar, Lump do Cavdndish Tobacco, Plug do Twist do .Spanish Cigars, American do Dried Apple# Poaches, ritsof Turpentine Peurlusb, Salt Petre, Copperas, Bafts, Starch, Pepper • race, Ketchup, Oyster Jars, Buttles, Demijohn* TO ME P. OH AIT T 3- r . A Geneml Assoriuiuiit of low priced and fash ionable Huts. -AL.SO— A splendid assortment of Shoes and Boots, di rect from Northern mutiufuctorio*, on consign mriit For salo on tlm most rensonable terms !>> SHORTER TARVERS CO. January, 1H—35— ON CON81GMENT 4 hogsheads Bacon, I pair superior Buir mill stone*, bine, cement, 50 bis. sugar, 20 hogshead molasses, a,,, Iciigtli, as the now roots form ne«r, ' or on tne aurfuca. Sumo provenl (Ills b j ] horninp.biM 1 think tho bc-st *.) i, to pick I tlinm (iff by huttH, befoto tho hull that ron- Inins tltfl sred brouks. You then iop-dres( ihe belts with course stable rmmuro, let it lie on ell winter, and in Ihe foilowinp spring rake off llio coarsosi l)nr(, nnd fork in tf o remainder, beinp cnrnful that Ihe folk does not touch ilie roots. Pursue this course Iwd falls, and curly In tho third spring, before lire beds are forked tip, put on two inches of light Well roiled manure, fork it in With the stable manure, then pul nn from three to four inches deep of clean sand (rom the river shore, and you will cut in the month ol April the best vegetables we baee id V'reinin. I would not give my beds for iho balance of my garden. I think there is much in Ihe kind of seed. I have a gal lon, end if you wiilsay how they must be conveyed, I will with ptoarure send yon some. I obtained my seed from New York; they were marked “giant aspare gus." The cover of sand is important on sev eral account,: its being afgreat absorber of beat and moisture, so sopn as the vegetable gets tltiougli the soil, it is hastily thrown through the sand to the surface in a bleach ed tenter state, and the cutting from day to dav is moro uniformly of the same ten der delicious vegetable. Ti e sand also prevents grass from growing on the beds, which obviates the necessity of so much hand weeding during the season for cutting, l»V which the beds frequently become tram pled, and the vegetable, lli.it is about, to como through ihe surface, mashed down, which not only destroys the spires that are so trampled on by the gardener in the process of hasd weeding, but (1 think) in jures tho root. The sand should be laid in the alleys between the beds, in the fail, when the beds are about IQ receive the top-dressing of stable litter to keep them warm through llio winter; and when the sand is about to be replaced in the spring, it should be passed through n sieve of such size ns will not let (lie balls (that comaiu llio seed) passed thieiiglt. This will be another means of preventing Ihe seed Iron# v . r . vegetating on tlte beds. There is a prac- A Wag.—The New York r " ,j C o very provident with gardeners to tales that a wag went last woek to the vvasn- ( radishes,.and other eo ly veg- ingion Market to purchase egg,.—He louwl n|a[) | tlJ oft ,| |e p e j,. ,|,j, should never be a countryman with a basket containing the f|ow>> Bn(J pHr ,icularly with radishes, as they quantity bo wanted—aft* r agreeing upon # j 0B r00t cxlen( ] )0 the roots of the ptice.he told the coun'rjman to lulu ms ( j )0 n , pnracu , RIM | mu ,t seriously inlerfeie arms, an I he’d count H ere out ol the has- wi|h ^ ket. Me did so, and piled them, »mouo j f rnc . urnl | y cut aspaargus from three to mg to five dozen, up 'o his clan ; men n fivo a|)( j a ha | f) Hn q once | ft|t B spire six bun to hold on till ho ran home or , _ , inches in circumference, nnd from five to chnngn. Aftor waiting till his arms ac t inchctt long; it could have been cut with the load, without a return <» us cus | 0 „_ er k ut j t jg nc yer tender new the rdot. totner, ho wa, relieved Trom In, awkward 6 . ! predicoreent by crying murder. Tioiit Pantb, have a very fair prospect ! of soon becoming out of fashion, at least j with the candidates for matrimony. , . . .1 A few days since a young gentleman who "We slipll all get through the world—I a| |be (erm .. engB g e d to be mam. ver knew a man flopped, said a melon- rf „ p HIOIn young lass in the country. WANTED., ... nitvo or throe apprentice, tu tho ( nhinet Irak Jl ing Imsino,,. Boys Iroin 14 ti Ifi year, of uce will tie pre/ered. fc Jtt ,v 7 1 J. S. W. WHITE. ON CONSIGNMENT A (ft) WILL BF. BOLD LuW FOR UABH. -m a, buNhel, Iuvorpool Ground Salt JL OXfwrdU bhl, MoIumo,, B0 do. Sugar, to do Syrup.of .aperior quality 50 cask, Thntn«,ton Lltne,. Aptil 13—47—tf HARPER Oe LEWIS never hnlv .. . .. ' ed ” lo a buxom young la„ in Ihe country. When we reflect upon Jin, I)101 . 1|rl:(1 |ljs ..o.i.linpuiit, and for f8ihion\ 6 . a a IS- ..,-l.rt^a mniln titrhf " . j • ii'Hy .. . ' . nrortirco ms w©uuuit" MM « * trn conngnment aud will bo ,o!d on accumtm. : subject, we sliull all ,et thia down us a mat- , >ak(< had hj§ pn „i a |ooiia made tight hnee'd, tor of lact, a solemn truth, worthy of re- wi|jc|| c ^ ,|.e shape of a pair ol limb* ditiof 109 sack* **1L J5 bus. flri*td apples, Oucsubstantial secon 1 hand carriage nml Har ness, and one roan waggon; ^ ^ „ July 20, 9 tf S, K. HODGES, &C Al».avarietyorotber^mole^ g W ALL. Apn'nebicolii, Doo.28d. 88-33-0t Summer Carpeting. India Floor At ailing. A NEW irtidofot .uaimet carp<"- Dutabilt- tv olexanco and Economy, coiiibinod. AocuttuJI O. W. DILLINGHAM. H A THE 8UBHCRIBKRH . ,V E received per at earner Andrew Jackson „„ consignment, tho following good, which wilt bo sold extremely low for ca,U or ,pptovod nanrr at IK) d*T**"^® 50 obi. Baal Whutay 7 bbl, Diiad Apple, 10 do Monongahela do 13 do Rye Gin 10 bbl, prime Pork W do Brandy 10 do Poach Brandy 6 1-8 bbl, dried Beef 10 qr cask, Malaga Win# 3 hhd» B«on 10 bbl. Mm Pork 80 keg. Lard yZPZ**- ilARTEftA LEWIS. — . w.«M«-a. wpoied L-- cord ow ihe clioiccil lablel ol memory; j, enr j n g a «trikiiu; reaembUnce to the h»od- onhy* |cs of • wheel barrow set op on end. TMi» • Alone t« live entiippod, he proceeded at the time ap- S»‘ttrtLSLa5’'* , ‘7 IM - «•“*» ";«■>•". We have all got a passport, and let us mother, ou seeing her intended son-in-law travel on cheerfully with it, we cannot be ,| 1U5 suddenly transformed mm a monkey — I cheer up ve w ary and and raising the biuom stick, »he Ibrthwiih heavv laden .l o gr - march of I will beat a retreat. Peter did retreat and ha. iSvou ra’a half .. I... ; take courage, ■ no, been heard ^ amce ! Who after .hi. I you'wi t all get through . he world—for “no! would think of wearing tight ' to,..n W'. avet, ?'* * 4
