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Newspaper Page Text/k COLI MBUS EMOUIRER “THE UNION or THE STATES, ANI> THE 80VKKUUNTV OP THE STATES.” BY WILLIAM L. JETER COLUMBUS. GEORGIA, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 9, 1833. SIXTH VOLUME NUMBER—Si THE EiViiUlilEii PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, ON THE CORNER OF BROAD AND CRAWFORD STREETS, A T three dollars per nnnnin, pnynb'e in n<lvnnc c ! or f iur dollars if nol paid for before ton end uf The year. Adecrtiiemrnts will lie inserted nt the rate, of seeenf-Jiee cent, per hundred words for the first in sertion, and fif\g rents for each week’s continuance, la all advertisements, the words that do Dot amount to an even hundred, will be considered as an linn- died, and charged ns such. When the number of insertions of an advertisement is not specified it will be continued until forbid, and charged accord- No suhscribtion t^llw received for less than one year; and no paperdiscinttinned until all arrearages are paid nnless nt the option of the Editor. Slwriffs’ and other Offices; advertisements insert- cd at costomary infos. Letters tp the Editors nn business must be jw«- paid: and in all cases where it is not done, the pos tage will be charged to the writer. Salta of hind, by Administrators, Executors or Guardians, are required by law to bo held on tliu first Toesday in the month between the hours of ten in the forenoon, and threo in the afternoon, nt tho court-house in the county in which the proper- ty is situate. Notice of tlicso arc to bo given in a public gazette Sixty Days previous to the day of sale. Safes of negroes must he at public auction, on the first Tuesday of the month, between the usual hours of sale,at tho pines of public sules in tho coun ty where the letters Testamentary of Administra tion or tiiiardiansliip may have been granted, first giving Sixfi||Dflg*'|notice thereof, in one ofthe public gazettes ofthis stale, and al the door of the court- house where such sales are to lie held. Notice for the sale of Personal Property must be given in liko manner fur forty Days previous to the day ol sale. Notioe to the debtors and crsditois of an Estate mast bo published forty Dam. Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordinary for Lease to sell Land, must lie puhl isli cd Four monthr. Notice (hr Laiteto tell Negroes must bo publish- cd for four months, before any order absolute shall Im made thereon by the Court. NOTICE. mHE Public are cautioned from trading for JL two promissory note* gievn to the subscriber by Jonathan Roach, of Early County in this stale payable as follows, one for live hundred dollars due 25th, December last or the first day of January last signed by the said Roach The other lor the same amount due next Christmas or Ut. January next .and signed by the same. Said Roach is hereby for* warned from paying said notes to any other person r have neon either lost or stolen from the sub plain Shell and Bmxiliao Combs. Silver Plated and steel Spectacles and Cases, silver Pencils and Leads pea (rocket ano dirk knives, Scissors, dirks. RnzorN, and Rtrops, Flutes fifes, l/armonicus. violin string* silver Table, Tea,cream. Mustard, and salt spoons, Butter.and fruit knives, Perry's Tongues, Gills and Cillnts, pe4*t needles, thimbles, silver and steel watch Chains, and keys key rings, watch rib bon, slides, and rings, chess boards aim men's back ganion boards. Tooth brushes, and Powder, Gilt Si steel purse clasps, double and single barrel Guns, Belt and pocket pistols, powder flasks. Percussion caps and lioldr.rs, Alabaster and ebony mantle Clocks, Willards patent timepieces. Canes with and without swords, plated candlesticks, snuffers and trays, castors Tea ■pots and bells, and many other articles too numerous to mention, all of which they oiler low for cush or approved credit. //ocvever they would not have people take their word concerning the price and quality of their aiticles, hut wou!d consider it us ft tnvor if Ladies and Gentlemen would cull and examine for them- sehrei. N. B. particular attention paid to watches led for repair nil jobs in their line will he done neatly and at short notice. Plain jewe’rv'of all kinds manut fuctured to order; also canes and cocoanut shells mounted to order. Nnvomber 2—23—4t B. V. IVERSON. a* they I seriber. September 19 17 tf. GROCERY AND Provision Store. T HE subscribers have removed to the store late ly occupied by Win. Beardsley & Co. two doors below L. J Davies Sc Co. where they intend keeping on hand a general assortment of Groceries uud provisions ofevory kind. C F.. & H. MIMS. September 28 1833—18— tf FF and FFF Gun Powder, in kegs do do do in Canisters, Bird shot.squinel allot, and Bock slid, The real oil Gun Flint, Common do Straw Carpeting. A very superior article, SPUN COTTON, from the Columbus Factory. Nos. from 5 to 1G. Almonds, Hickory Nut*, Brazil Nuts, Rai sons, Prunes and Tumariud*. Madeira Wine, Port do Malaga do Muscat and &tnt»me, 0 f P {||| <P ■ HIM * MomphyBletol •ciuhcu mid of legal I were h I most mi ordinary—die customary Columbus Monk Store. •lilies; yel these arc but other names for round, int-rrop ed by an espousal, now uud hi uni Tru ll. Nay, til.I litera u u which 1 - r BUUiMiMeriber lias just meeirail Aom New wi,l,in ,h *> immediate domain of the imagi- JT York via. Savannah the following new am! thUioH, Iihs^ its origin Jind tint source of i s inteiesting Publication*. wGil Bi.it>or Pedioof Penalfor The Abbott* by /Mrs Trnilopi Library of.Romane— Slave King, .1/ary of Burgundy, The Guincol life, a Novel, Wild sport* ofllie /Lost, f«egenos of the //bine, Memoir of Zernh Colburn, Also, A few Demighons, of 'old London Par- 1 Philosophy of tlie moral Feelings. Exchange office Checks anil time drafts on New York. Philadelphia, Charleston. Savannah. Sf Augusta. United Stales Bank notes, .ncarrontbank notes, (Sold coin &c. bought and sold nt Allens Sf Paddock's Office. Ncnrly opposite tho Bnnk or Colnmbus. D. HUDSON. Agent. Nov. 2 23 4t . 'LIVE &EESE FEATHERS just recieved and For sale by SMITH & MORGAN. iCommission, receiving and for warding House, AT APALACHICOLA. THE undersigned have formed a co-partner ship under the linn of Falconar &. Kimbrough for the purpose of transacting a General Agency CoinmiRsion and Receiving and forwarding busi ness. Being prepared to make the usual advances on consignment to their friends in New-llrloans New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Providence and Boston and disposed to devote their time exclu sively to tlie interest of those confiding business to their churge having made the necessary arrange ments to forward Cotton to New York or else where with expedition by vessels of light draft of water at the loivest rates of freight, a liberal share ticulnr Madeira,” Vintage of 18 Hi. A General Assorrineut of l), tigs Sf Medicines. Heavy Kentucky Bagging, do da SILT. Flat and Ronod Iron, Wide Sl Narrow, do Cast Steel, German do BlifttM. do And a large assortment of Hollow Ware. Sperm Candles, soap. Lunin Oil, Tanners, do. Pickled Pork, No. Jif Molasses, 1st finality, CORDIALS. Rose, Cinnamon, Life ofinun, Snake Root, Cliuckleberrya Hoes, Axes, Hatchet* and Hammers. „ , , U. W. DILLINGHAM- Cnlutnhni Bel, 21 17 tf 2 vols. 2 do t vnl 2 vols 1 vnl 2 Vnls 2 1 1 charm in Till'll alone. It is from nature only dial die poet, the nnllior, llm orator, who pleases or who rules widely and long must oblnin the materials of liis invention, the airy forum ol his fnucy and the torrent like njtci'i'ineiil of hi* impassioned h'rvour. Human tynipitlliv is the soti.ee oftlirir i charms, their iniorcst, nutl their control; j hut that sympathy con ho uwakenetl only I by ihn truth of feeling ami die rellecdon of jOi»lhdPeniteniiarysy.te,„ in tho Uinted States by, 7' lu '•«" " 1 0t u > G. Do Beaumont, and A. Du Toquavtlle. , modified by nccident, not us Ittndud, and j narrowed in particular and iudivid ml in Fergnitm Naiuiennd Revelation, \ Tho la I'mAnnual or a mothers nllnnag, .Medic, Ollirargical Review fir April, Wacoipta. Emma by MisifAuvun, U'liigs sf Scotland, Stolen Child, Kidd, on the Physical condition of mail Fiddleri United States, Muilio in the observation of nature, Eulers Letters, f/uiuholts Travels, Address to tho young, Harmonv ofthu 11 asp,! Is, Life of the /f«v Goo. Bunker. Family scenes, Misseninus, Life of Duct Dodimus, toen; turning from the living side of the picture, to the tishitatiou of the dead; to the village graveyard—you might see the evi« donees of thlfft, and wedth, nnd* pride, even In this desert region; over the grave stones of (ho wealthy and piottd. worn g- or» geous marble slabs, with pompous inscrip tions of virtue and worth. If a father, he was an alTectionete husband and parent,— he left a chasm in society. If n mother she was devoted to hrr husband and >.-hil< droll—sho left mourning friends behind. If a son he was the bright hope of his de clining parents—a talented and promising youth. IT* daughter every tiling that was fair and cxcellen .' accomplished: amiable: stances, hut of Truth, eitlioi tmivcrsid and j mildt benevolent; endeared to all. Turn- i general, is tho business of the scholar. Can [ ieg from tliese and a number of the less NEW a&OOEAT -ASD- Povsion store T HE subscriber* would inform tho inliati- itants of Columbus and the surrounding country, that they have on hand and are constant ly receiving from New York and New Orleans m their Blow ill Smith's largo Brick Building oo Bread street a general assortment of Groceries and provisions of superior quality, which they will sell at wholesale or retail for cash or coun try produce. NOW ON HAND 60 bbls fresh F our, 10 hhds New Orleans Sugar 8 boxes Havana do. 1,0011 lbs Loaf *(. , 35 bbls Western Whiskey, 10 “ St. eroix llnm, 5 “ Holland Gin 25 “ American Gin, 30 “ Orleans Rum. 3 pipe, cognise IlrundY, 5 bbls cherry Bounce 10 •' Tench Brandy. 20 - Newark Cider 10 •* Philadelphia Ale 2 cask, MadoiruWino 15 basket* champaign 20 boxes Mascat, 100 sacks G A. Salt. 10 keg. Crackers, 5 bbls Pilot Bread, 10 bbls Applet; direct from N.lvtk 90 kegs Lard, 20 “ Western Batter 10 “ Goshen do 20 bids Molasses, 50 kogs Nails, 10 tons Iron, njsortcd, 10 boxes Codfish, 25 “ Honing, 10 sucks Almonds 20 boxes Raisius, of public patronage is respectfully solicited. AH. FALCONAR. WM II KIMBROUGH. REFFERENCES. Shorter, Tarver, Sf Co. Columbus. Gcn't. Howard, “ Judge Colquitt, “ Drs Hozcy Sf Urquhart, “ P. D. Woodruff ** James //. Shorter Esq. AT. York. Gen'l. R. K. Call, Florid a. Hon. J. W. White, Doctor D. L. White, Gadsden county „ Appalncliicola August 3 11 tf NSW AMD rSLBSB GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH. . ,| i discount nfdebts. Excliutixe lor inerelu All of which will he disposed of as low 1 j. f , (f l f„,. cult0 n of gool quality ahd can lie purchased in Iho southern country. T|“y ha/e regular ..gents in the cd.es ol New York and New Orleans hy whom they will he constantly supplied with fresh articles in ili.-ir line by which they will always lie aide tufurnish the best those markets afford and ot moileMte pnces. y WILLIAM BEARDSLF.E & Co. CJ HORTFR, TARVER & Co. have just re- (Sceivcd direct from New-York part of theii splendid assortment of Dry-Goods, purchased ut llio lowest rates from first hands Thev have just opened a large assortment of mens, Womans* Boys, misses and children shoos men's and Youths Fur Hats, Rose arid Dufile Blankets, llle'iclied and Unhleaehod Shirtings Jk Sheetings, Chintz Flints, new tind beautiful Fiittorns, An elegant assortment of calicoe's, Domestic Fluid Stripes nnd checks, Red, White amLGreen Flunnels, Irish Linen, comn nnd very superior qualities, chintz Blmwls and Handkerchiefs cotton and Silk Flag, do Pongee and Bandanna do Bengal Sfripc. 8 egro cloths and Shirtings, less and Furniture Dinicty, • Several cases superior cotton cards. One of the partners will remain constahtly ir New York to attend tho auctions and to furnish n ! continual supplies of the choicest & most desirable oods for this market. The highest prices, &c. hundi/.e or in sipirtic ^ Exuecliiil soon. An extensive assortment ol Groceries, Hardware, crockery and Dry Good:, gup. 25 18 tf ilew Publications Columbus Book Store. T he subscriber has tho plesurc of announcing to the Literati of Columbus and Vicinity llmt j ho has just recieved direct from London, I’pris, Ncw-Vork Boston and Philudelpin, e complete assortment ofllie latest publications which connect od with his former stock, justifies him in saying Ids assortment is now equal il not superior to any ever before offered in Uic southern country; bis ngonts both in Europe and this Country have been instruc ted to forward every work of merit immediately yp- on its publication. He would particularly remind those gentlemen whu nrc anxious tosupnly their li braries with Staniiahii VVoiiks that delays are dan gerous; below nmy be found a few of bis luteal nr- rivals— Frankenstein or tlie Modern Prometlieus‘2 Vols. Asmodeus nl Lugo by die anther of Pellmm Ac. i Vol. Legends of the Library at Lilies. 2 Vols. The wondrous Tales of Alr.iy the Rise or Iskan dcr by the Author of Viv ian Gray. 2 Vols. Lives aud Exploits Banditti and Robbers, 2 Vols. The Bacannccr, a Talo by Mr. Hall. 2 Vols. Rosine Laval, a Novel. 1 Vol. Stanly Bnxton.or the Sdmol Fellows hy tho uu thor of Lnnri Todd. 2. Vnls. Onr Island tale* of Forgery and Lunatics, Vols. Verplanks Literary and Historical Discourses, Salelhiet, a story efthe past, tho present and the future. 2 Vols. Laydenlmin or memoirs'ol a man of tho World 2 Vols. Recollection of a Chaperor., 2 Vofs Zulirub tho Hostage, a Novel, 2 Vols. Reminiscences of Spain. 2 Vols. Travels in Turkey by A. 8lsde. 9 Vols, Memois of tho Rov’d T. T. Thomason- 1. Vol Crayon Sketches. 2 Vols. Tho happiness oftlie Blessed, Bridgewater Treatises. The Mother at Home Pencil Sketches or outlines of characters and manners. The principelsofChrislian i'hilosophr, Three years in North America by /.. Stewart American Library of History. 2 Vnls. History of the crusudes nguir.st the Albigonos Letters of the British Spy Gleanings of National History with bintr for an Angler Memoirs ofthe Dutchess of St. Lcn Library of Romance. Ghost Hunter do “ q IFallhuin Pictures of Private Life, Alboits Scripture Natural History Pained’s Life of Milton Narrative of n voyage to the South Atlantic.— Memoir ofa Nullifiur Pnnninga Voyages A memoir ofthe fife ofWm. Livingston Prentice on Optics wilh notes, Humourists own Buok Crndon* concordance Dnnuy Bible, Johnsons works, splendiiL. Calincts Dictionary, Ainsworths do Josephus solcndidly hound. Gold's Book of Nature ilien lire noblest exercise ol tlm reason, lire > most excellent gift of heaven, he designed < for any but wotlhy uses Cun mail’s mis- i use, make vuin the prqcions gill nnd turn it | too a curse? | The sacred light of dqy which rises ! sweet and pleasanklo morals, cU sing away , tlarknrss nnd unlreuithy vapours, uud pour- I ing Hoods of warmth and gladness upon tho Together with u largo nunihcrjof standard works I mirth, may aid lire wicked in their craft, E. MGOURNY NORTON. ; gild the tyrant's pomp, or heum brightly Od "her Iff—81—tf | upon fields of carnage. Still its oihemul For Sale ter If loin j »ir«ani Hows on pure and bounteous, shin- A two horse atago nearly I '"g upon the evil and the good ; undimin- r now with harnessc»niplete, islied aiifl iinluiiiled by earth’s ingratitude . enquire at the Columbus or corruption, Evoil so it is with tho holy ier light of Truth. (let. 12—20—8t* r HE Copnrtnorship heretofore existing We- twoeu Rea«ly & Greer of Ilmnilion i* tliiR dny jMftolveil by mutual consent. Tlie busineM of the linn Will borettlei! by B. Boasly who cliooRe* thifl laotbod of requculing porsona who nrc indebt ed to them to make immediate pay muni uNHuring them at the aanin time lh.it it in not his disposition lo mid any expense to the amount already due hy haring to force collections hy law, hut nt the Munie time he Would ansure all, that is disposed to lend n deal-ear;to our entrouticH that their interest will not be considered. BUCKNER It BA SLY." JOHN il. GREER. Oct. *JT»—$2— PORT AY. wealthy, were enclosed in neat mourning paling*; with the inscription* on the head board. Here and there, we* a clutter of graves enclo*od with rails—with a limplo head sione of rock—with no inscription ot virtue and merit, in the humble tenant; with no tribute of worth in flourishing names. In looking on, I hnvo ofteR thought, tlieii memento’s, were in another clime. 1 am describing scene* ns they were in Other dny*,—years have rolled by and that village is in ruin*. My feeling* cannot be described when niter years of anxious, hut successful professional pursuit, I revisited this once lively and prosperous pluce,— this home uf my youth. My inti- urate friends and associates, had all faded away;—many Were in the grave—the rest had sought other homes; 1 wui a stranger, in the place ot my birth; my Landlady was ODE TO CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE, ja’ solitary exception, bent with sge, site Hy Major Downing. ) hobbled to tire door, and although with Oh thou very celebrated Cambridge i bur spectacles, scrutinized me closely College! [ gave no signs ot recognition. I ordered Thou great repository of knowledge, my baggage into her bar, and sat my. Where tho mind* obtains, (sell down, by bet cheering pat low fire.— By taking sutlicieiii pains, I For a short time, I gave wav to a rush of Learning, Science and Arts. mingled emotions—having but little custom And true merit is rewarded according to its 1 she dischsiged hersell, the duties of the bar; NOTICE. A Report preduciul to tho interest of Morris Evans ft, co, relative to the VVare- House Weights, having gone out into the country, and which may yel be crodtted by some interested in sending Cotton to this Market;—We take pleasure in saying there has been an examination into the correct ness of the Woigltts of the sevenl Ware houses, aud find all to be correct and to <i- gree. HARPER & LEWIS. O. W. DILLINGHAM. ELI S. SHORTER. November 2- 23- if —I -SB’*'' WE are authorized to nunounro ffygltf "Ht.NUY GEE. as a candidate igitey for tho office of Tax collector for Muscogee county. MISCELLANEOUS. ELEGANT EXTRACTS. The following paragraphs lire extracted from n discourse recently pronounced by Guliuii V. Verpluuk before tho literary so cieties of Geneva College. Tlie subject is “ tho right moral influences of liberal studies.” “The creative genius of tho most origin al of the wt iieis of our own day, oven ol those who are commonly thought self- taught men, must have borrowed the groundwork of its invention or speculations from past events and doubiless owed much ol i's elevation, excitement, and splendour to the poets, authors, or orators of former ages, desarts. Within thy distinguish id walls And through thy scientific halls The gratified spectator rovos And delighted moves And with great astonishment looks, Upon the everlusiing sight of hooka, And apparatuses of every kind To enlighten (lie mind. Thy beautiful flowers and the verdant greon grasses. All other scenes surpasses. And tho genial gales Wafts delicious perfumes along thy embow ering vales. Aud the piutiy turtle doves Sr;t hilling in thy groves White tlie buppy students arc reclined nt case. Under the uoibrugeous shadow of thy delightful trees, With tho tenderest sensibilities im btied, J owe tlie a debt of gratitude; My praise of thee shall nover fail— Oh thou very celebrated Caiubridgo Col lege all Hail! which soon over, the joined me at the fits. My heart was full, whon my mother sat be side me, and knew not her only sou. My feelings soon betrayed me, and she mingled tier tears with mure. She embraced me and wept like a child; how much unmixed joy, was mingled in that meeting!—fitieeu years had elapsed, since l bad asked, and received her parting blessiug. An adven- turer, I had sought, and found my fortune in a distant state. But ( was again beside her ami site was happy. My mother Was poor and had kept a boarding house, iu the more prosperous days of the village; and sire had cuutiuued .o do so, even through j its decline; after a round of nntlherly ques tions, and somewhat laconic answers; 1 par took of a family dinner, aud strolled over tho village. Here and there, atnidzt ddlupidulion and decay, I couid sec a vestige of former days. Tire -old brick court-house, most covered, its windows all broken—thb stiles ail rotted down—w: h ouc or two old china tree* still standing; was me most prominent object of remembrance. Half tho houses worn rotten down, all were neglected ami docayi'U',...not one had been paiuted in half a score of years, tire store houses had near ly all boon deserted; and on many of Iho duors wore written "to sell or rent.” Tho Engle, iho Mansion, the Globe, and swan; i had long sinco been closed ns taverns, loo W! [For tho Enquirer.] FROM A LADIES ALBUM. THE DECAYED VILLAGE OR A j of them? 'were inhabited by *poVr°ftmtilio»! DREAM AT THE GRAVE. | The swan, u favorite resort lor all the fash- There is a lido of recolloctions, that j iouahlo and genteel, in my early days, Wat rush ucross our bosoms iu af'or life, which j now a Grocer) for the lowest class; and a whether onr lives have been those ol hup- j rude sot of Bacchitnnnls wore it* customers. ,, , . , pines* or unhappiness, bring in moi:«euis I Tho remaining one, the Engle, was dexer- I’he inspirations ol the master-spirits or! of serious reduction, a moody melancholy. : tod entirely. The boarding house of nty> other times glides like the electric fluid To (his thoro is no exception. The ; mother, afforded the only entertainment for j f rom ,unn lo man i until Its flame lights up iu . King in his palaco, with much toil, und of- (traveller*; nnd she informed me upon eo- i some distant but cuiigoiiiul breast, where ' ten inut:li crime, is witness of its truth.— 'quiry, that the village did not afford a sin- j probably,'their own words und thoughts Tl le peasant round his cuttago fit o, void of J gle carriage. Indeed there was no family have been what he was, had Hunter und j iiinbitimi—striving honestly lor support, his j lo need one: (he few that romaioed were ; Horace never lived,—had not the common' mind turned hack lo hy gone day’s of ^ poor, whose utniflwt want was, the simplest Unity Food. i mind iif his age and nation nnd thus, inci-1 yoqihl'ul happiness,—will tell you Vis true, j necessaries of life. Instead ofthe tones Tlie Western Lyro a now retortion ol *"en!<l | iluntuUy, his own, been influenced mid mod- ' Tito melnniliolv however is different, the of a pianno that often regaled me in boyhood ■ t *«*«*.«*«» «■!•«>J bv ,h« «mrlike ‘ Hn«. is the cotroding tendency of Guilt, j I heard now nothing, but the obstreporous ones ot a fiddie, issuing Irom (he Grocery Jacob Fogle of MilledgeviUc. rfllTLD reform Ins friends in Cotuinbns w w nnd its vicinity tli tl he bits associated bun- with Mr. Whitby Foster in Ilia Jewelry bu siness under the firm of Foster At Fugle in this nlnce.’ And takes this method pf stating to llio public (list Irani»knowledge ut Mr. tosierscxpe j ience in the business tie c«n confidently reem-: mend him in every wnv capable of i U *«.I same, end that he will prove himself worthy ol i ■"ass,. i Foster & Fogle j wwmiir.n inform Uw citizen* of Gidumbn* i W " n V vicinity that they have opened a more , i, j tn lbs Building formeily occupied i T JfTjlTsn * ton". Their stock consist, of' -I Allies snd Gentleman. Gold Lever., and I-cpm?* j Gentlemens Silver Levers, Uorrizonul. and Plain Watches. Ladies Gable and Basket Keckchnre*., Chains. Seals, keys, nnd Hooks, sets ofT.nrrmga. and pins with Agot Jet,Cameo, Cornelia, rnpszand Swiss pninliiig, centre; Diamond. Jet_Pei.il, Enam , Garnet. R.by. Gold-tonne. Plain and Chnsed l m- •errins*. Diamond. Pearl, Jot. Cameo, t'lag'em Garnet, Gold Slone, A*ntand Plain Breast Pina. Dt nmiisd, nndjel t'luneo, ngnt Knamil and plain. Binds. Gentlemans long link and Curb Gha.na, Seals, and K..vr i inarii Cliaina and Keys, Gold Spectacles, and hmnails Belt. Slides and Buckles, viailing Gnrda unit C'uses (lusicalStiell ■n’ 1 '*ory Snuff Boxes. Bead lUes and Purses. Bead Chains and Sea.fs. Corn A “ ,^1.^., Silk and Leather Paraos,,Carved and GENERAL ASSORTMEN'r. T H E subacriber having recently pur- clinmui a lienvy slock of Uooda in this piacu which comprises n wry great narietg added to Ilia stock on bund and a large quantity of liriHrnta daily oxpecled from Barges, cun accommodate his customers in u very general way. Among other nr tides may be found the following: Prime N. O. Sugar, do. Floridn do. do. Java Coffee, Prime Greon do Ht. Domingo do Tons, Gunpowder Imperial obi Hyson, Young Hyson and Souchong Allspice Pepper, (linger, ninee Cloves, Nutmegs. A general and extensive assortment or bnildles Bridles and Martingales.^ Mens lloois and Shoos, do Pumps aud Slippers, Iatdies do do do Prunello Slioes do Morocco do do Kipakin do do Leghorn nnd Straw Bonnets, A general variety of Calico's comp patterns an . all prices, Shirting and Sheeting, Ready Made Clothing, Such as, Coat. Pantaloons, Vests, Round Jackets, Sf Shirts. 20 Cases Hats (While \ Black.) 20.000 Best Spanish Cigars, 10,000 Half do do 5,1100 Common do Caw ndisli small Twist, Plug and I'igTail Tobacco. lb.olts Foolscap, Letter nnd wrapping Paper. urst is tire cu.roumg .ciiirency in uum, Prints, (guilts. Maps Music nnd drawing I’npor.j "uu 11 util (re -tongilitl muse of Homer, nnd upon innocent nature, the grave too, and Pnint Boxes, Glass null Inks mid sumls. Also a ( ">0 iuughiiig wisdiini of llorncn. Now the | buyoiiil, gives now and then a twinge of general nsanrtmcni of Perfumes nil or which will; poems of Homer mid Horace are lint ills-1 hnrroi, to these scones of gloom. How lie disposed of K Y NORTON I P ro ‘l act nnd tliu proof of a fore-gone uiul j different that melancholy, that springs from 4 Doer* from tile Columbus Ranh ! mohinudinnus activity of thought, (lasi on, 1 the rellectioil, that moments of happiness, - —' — ■ — — —— ■ ""<* ncion, in surcessiivn genera lions of inou i in our best hut chequered lives, is gone— Ware J louse i who weie once interested noil agitated bjuml forover. Thete is u pleasing pensive- And Commission Business , plaus . cht'nios, nml comet's, hy eiuoiions, ness in such momemr, which like the sink- rivalries, strifes, Hiiibitimi and ploustires ing .on, leaves a soft grundeur to our ndmi- which have long been stilled lor evei; like i ring eyes. How true will these reflections (lie waves dial in those days broke over the (,,, found, when wo turn our thought* to rocks of the Eageim or foamed iu the sior-1 our native jilace,—tho homo of our birth,— AT APALACHICOLA FLOR.| my Adriatic. Thus the father uf poetry of our childhood, when a thousand youthful T HE subscribers, having associated them-. and eloquence owed tliu uiluc.iliun of their i recollections, rush ucross our bosoms, .. ... • - s6lvc.r together under tins stilo amt firm of! minds and drew the aliment their' where some venerable Oak—sumo favor- (itncrid llare House nnd Conmismo basinets at, , , -. . Apalachicola. Having made suitable arrangment* in 'ho datk ilnmams of lliat mysterious nnd over which we hnvo a thousand Imres, en- wlth small vsiwels Fur tho dirert tran»isit,uwu uf j unrelenting Past where in lire solemn ! lined our ancient Mansion, bids us unbo- Cotton, &c eitliorto New- York nr New (trio,,n» • suains of one of the poets of onr own land. • sum, and converse wilh the mute witnesses Sti Vnr in the realm,,, withdrawn ol our early hie; _ 1 iu lb* ancient swah, accompanied now ai then, by bursts of hoarse laughter. Turi ing from those scenes, f stood before tl public church; which all denominations had united to build; and which built in the spir it of the times, was more like a palace (Han n house of worship. The front was gothic, with splendid marble columns and pilasters; the whole crowned wilh a lowering steeple under which was placed a bell, that could tio heard for miles. The floor of the stee • plo had been covered with sheet tin, ou which while a boy, I remembered, wore hundreds of names written, and numerous love cou|>leU. In ascending (He almost rotten stair, every vestige OT a name was gone; every couplet defaced. x Returning— tlie Georgettes pulpit wii i comprising all to ir-ako reasonable advances upon produce con signed to their euro nnd management, limy would ( rertectful'y tender tftoir ■erviceo wild Holicila liberal j patronage in the iihote lino ol liuiiMWH pledging , their personal anil amUculrA attention lo all l»u»i-1 ness consigned to tnom, eithoi for a.ile or olhonviuc j Their \»are hou>»en and clone .Store* are under 1 going a thorough repair, will tin large anil nomine- j ilioua situated in a dusirahle part of llio town, anil | aa exempt train tlie its agars of fire as any oilier . house, ot'a similar cliaraetur on tho Point. WILLIAM P FORD, (tale of Augusta, fin) i EDWARD J. HARDIN, (Apalachicola. j Apalachicola July 1 1833. , 1 REFERENCES, Stewart Sf Fontaine } O Smith Sf Morgan, j 5- i J. S. Calhoun, 'r 2 M. II. Perry, Sf Co., ; T Sf M, Evans Sf Co., ! Wittich Greenwood Sf Co., j Rogart Sf Knetland, t Jas. Hamilton Sf sun, > nkw-vouk. Jno. R Pitkin, ) E. IV. Gregory, » nkw-or- Rogart Sf Hawthorn, ) leans. Barret Ames, j St John Sf (rtveans, > uonn.E. T. IV McCoy, S July—(|7—tf Old uuipii'es sit in sullcuius* and gloom, And glorious ago* (.’ ni " Lifl deep aiiltiii (bo *i'» lo'r of lliy womb. In lliy abysses liid" Beauty and excellence unknown- the Earlli's wonder, nml her pride Are gatlieiec', ns die water* lo lire sen, Full many n mighty name Lurks in thy depilis, uuuitered, uiire- vered, Wiih thee are silent Fume, Forgotten arts and wisdom disappear ed Tlie eiiduai ing scenes ! rotten down, and in its place. Was a plain nl'other, and happier day*. Teurs fill tire | unpsiuted pine stand. The brilliant chan, eye, and fall fast upon lire spot, every vira , lige of which, is endeared to us by a thou • and lies— ovorv luaiure, imieliibly impriu The object of all scientific inquiry is Truth. The severe analysis of Reason leads us step by step to the laws of universal and noces- s-rry Truth. Physicial observation and ex- p r meni enable the Philosopher to infer the general truth of nature from millions of individual in nances. Virtue, und Right, and Duty, are tlie great objects of moral "id upon our memory, by n thousand re- i collections; such moments, accompanied by ' ilm convolutions of a well speut life, are in valuable. It is a holding up of the mirror, To' and innocence, is reflected in every rnyl ! lint lie whose life has been one of guilt, ' flare not look in she mirror of eatly days,... it it worse than n flaming sword. Tliese reflections were suggested to me, iipou visiting a village, whore I had spent many of my earliest aud happiest days; wheu like a bride, every thing was bright and in spiring; the prospect, one unbounded, sa rignted plain—when every profession and calling, was lively; when every counte nance, was lighted up wilh hope—evety eye with animation; every house was new ly painted-Mhe yards neatly, and mauy t-s lily paled; when carriages rolled in eve>y direction, wilh wealth or pride; when eve- ry circle was gay—parties rivaling tad vie- ngeach other in brilliancy; When artificials. defier, that was once suspended from the nrcli, had given way to a plain one of tin. The windows were nil broken—the exte rior all wasted. With tho gloom produ ced by these objects of decay, I turned into the graveyard. Desolation was indeed here. Even (he marble slabs, had bee n hid by rank grass, nnd rubbish. On ra king ■' away, I could scarcely decipher n solitary in«cription of former times* The very rust ol time, as if in mockery of human pride, had concealed the letters, which once iu inflated terms, pointed to the vir tues of the dead. The nwrble alone re m ined—every rest sge of wood was gone. The splendid enclosure that hud once sur rounded the grave yard had decayed to lire ground;—and the very stock, attracted by the grove, found a retting place, among the tombs of the dead. In a train of reflec tioeaopeu the annihilating nature ef time; I was dixturlred by a group, bearing an humble cnlfitu. As poor and decayed as was 'he vilh'jt* it was giving another tenant to the tomb. Nature goes not alone, into "j adorn (lie heads of III" lovliesl lair, j.immense cine, for its dead. Ever iv't

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, November 09, 1833, Image 1