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Newspaper Page TextC OMJIBtlS EI<|llREIt TA+KS, BY WILLIAM L. JETER TH* ONION or THE STATES, AND THE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE STATES."’’ THGuiranaEE PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, ON THE CORNER OF BROAD AND CRAWFORD STREETS. A T three doliars per annum, payable in advance; Nhot four deltar* if not paid for before the end of the year. Advertisements will Tie inserted at Uie rates of seven’j-fve cents per hnndred words for tlio first in- nartiOB, vsAJifiy cents for each week’s continuance. In all advertisements, the words that do not amount to an even hundred, will be considered as an hun dred, and charged as each. When the number of insertions of an advertisement is not specified, it will be continaed until forbid, and charged accord- No subscribtion will be received for less than one year; and no paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid nnless at the option of the Editor. Sberifili' and other Offices; advertisements insert* rttl at costomary intes. Letters to the Editors on business mast he post- paid: and in all coses where it is not done, the pos tage will be charged to the writer. . Safes of land, by Administrators, Executors or <>uardians, arc required by law to be held on the Aral Tuesday in the month between U^Jiodra of ten in the forenoon. and three in the afternoon, at the court-house in the county in which the proper ly is situate. Notice of these are to be given in a public gazette Sixty Days previous to the day of esle. Safes of negroes must be at public anctiou, on the first Tuesday of the month, between the usual hoareofaale.at the place ofpablic sales in the conn* ty where tho letters Testamentary of Administra tion or Uoardianahip may have boon granted, first giving Sixtyl Dayi’jnotice thereof, in one of tho public gazette* of this state, and nt the door of the court, house where snch sales are to be held. Notice for the sale of Personal Property most ho given in like manner for forty Days previous to the day o( sale. Notice to the debtors and creditors of an Estate most be published forty Days. Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordinary for Lease to tell Land, most be publish ed four months. Notice fbr Leave to tell Negroes mast bo publish ed for four months, before any order absolute shall 0e made thereon by the Court. Boys and Girls LIBRARY. Just Received at the Columbus Book , Store. T HE subscriber informs Parents and flu arifi ana that be has just received an additional •np* piy of the above Work which it prooonneed flic best work ever published for the instruction and a- tpuaement of children- CONTENTS No 1 Lives of the Apostles tad early martyrs 1 vu) 24 3 The Swiss Family Rebinaen, B 4 Sunday Evenings first part, t Thc son of a Genius, 1 Uncle Philips conversations, 1 B&8 Indian -Traits, • 91011 A«erie*aHistoiy 3 |2 The young Crusoe by Mrs Ifontnd. J 13 Sammy Evenings i*a pan, 1 14 Penis of the Sea, Ac 4c Ac. I 15 Sketches of Female Biography, 1 D being the design of the Publishers to continio the Publication of moral and enlerlaaning Book* fiir the uae of children it is hoped the patronage will warrant the undertaking. E. SIGOURNEY NORTON Colnmbus October 26 Si If NOTICE. yn]{E Public an cautioned from trading for ■ two promissory notet gievn to tho subscriber by Jonathan Roach, of Early Couuty in this stele pavable us follow*, one fbr fire hundred dollars due fcth, December Iasi or the first day of Junuary last signed by the said Roach. The oilier for the same amount due next Christmas, or lot, Junuary next, and signed by the same- Said Reach is hereby for- warned from paying said notes to any other peraon n> thev have been either lest or stolen fiom the cub nriber. B. V. IVERSON. September 19 17 If- Ware House And Commission Business COLUMBUS. GEORGIA* SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1833. Commissions receiving and for warding House, AT APALACHICOLA. THE undersigned have termed a co-partner ship under the turn of Falconer A Kimbrough, fur the purpoeo of traneaeting a General Agency Commission and Receiving and forwarding bast- ness. Being preparea to make the nenal advances on consignment to their friends in New-Orloa:is, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Providence nnd Boston and disposed to devote their lime exclu sively to the interest of those confiding business to their charge having mode the neceesnry arrange ments to forward Cotton to New York or else where with expedition by vessels of light draft of water at the lowest rates of freight, a liberal share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. A H. FALCONAR, WM II KIMBROUGH, REFFERENCES. Shorter, Tarver, ^ Co. Columbia. Gen'l, Howard, “ Judge Colquitt, " Dri. Hozcy Se Urquhart, “ P. D. Wootlrnjf rt James //. Shorter Esq, N. fork. Gen'l. . K. Call, Florid a. Hon. J. W. White, Doctor D. L. Whitt, Gadsden comfy „ Appalachicola August 3 11 tf F H E subscriber bus Juet received - from New SIXTH VOl-UM' —NUMBER i>7 York via epalachicola Bay, a part ofhisdrir Goode which he offare owfoi cash, fi Piaffe* of Blue Bik. A Fenev Coi’d Broad clotn. 50 Peciee Fashionable Prints'. 16 “ Blk. A White do 35 •< Figd. Blue do 25 '' 814 A 91-4 frdian Cotton Shawls. 12 Don. Prussian Bhawle. 10 Ps. Freneh Prints 75 '• Blue Homespun 7 Bales 3 1-4 7 1-84 1,4 anblcschcd Homespun GO Pieces domestic Plods " Negro Cloth " 4 14 Bobiact “ Linnen Cambric •t Cambric Handknrchiafit Ps. Ciotsrd Burred Muslin. “ Colton Cambfic “ Jnckonet Muslin “ Figd. Swis da “ Pla-n do do “ Book Muslin •• Fig.l. do An assortment of plain Quillings " •• •* Bohinot f,trees'. 10 Ps. Satinet 25 “ Cotton Oennburgs 12 Doz. assoriod Indies white Cotton Hose “ <• “ nnbleuched do “ “ *• Wost-'.i Hose “ “ “ BJk. Cotton Hose. “ Ladies Printed Col'd Hose " Gent's Fancy Cotton Hose “ Lambs Wool 1-2 do “ Fancy Col’d. Silver do t ogeiher with a large lot of clothing dtc. JACOB flf. JOHNSON. Colnmbus Nov. 9—24 4ta 2 vohr. 2 do 1 vol 2 vnls 1 vol 2 vole 9 I 1 New A Interesting Columbus Book Store. T HE subscriber hns just received from New York vio. Suvnnnnh tho following new and interesting Publications. New Gil Bias or Pndtn of Ponalfiir Tho Abbess by Mrs 'Trollope, Library of Romano—Slave King, Mery of Burgundy, The Gome nflife, a Novel, Wild sports of the IFest, Legends of the Rhine, 'Memoir of Zerah Colburn, Philosophy of tho moral FeAlings, Forgnson Nature and Revelation, The Infants Annuel or a mothers offering, Medico Chipjrgical Review for April, On the Penitentiary system hi the United States by G. De Beaumont, and A. lie Toqueville. Waco nets, Emma, by Miss Austen, IThigs or Scotland, Stolen Child, Kidd, on the Physical condition of man, Fiddlers United States, Mndio on the observation of nature, Eulers Letters. Jf/umbotts Travels, Address to the young, Harmony of tho Gospels, Life of the Rev. Geo, Burdin*, Family scenes, Misserimms, Life of Duct Dodimus, Together with u large number of standard works E. SIGOURNY NORTON. October 19—2l—tf m AT APALACHICOLA. FLOR. T HE subscribers, having associated them selves together under Uie stile and firm of FORD A HARDIN, purpose' transacting a General Ware House and Commission business at Apalachicola. Having made suitable nrrangments with small vessels for iho direct' transportation of Cotton, Ac oitlicr to New- York or New Orleans, nnd having facilities nt all times within their power to ir.oke reasonable, advances upon produce con- aigned to their care nnd management; thoy would oeseclfuT.y tender their aerviccs and solicit* liberal patronage in the above line ol business pledging iheirperioHu! end undivided ntlentiontu oil busi ness consigned to them, either for sale or otherwise Their Warohoases and close Stores are under going a thorough repair, will lie largo and commo dious situated in a desirable part ol tlio town, and as exempt from the dangers of fire as any oilier house, of a similar character on tho Point. WILLIAM P FORI), (late of August", Or) EDWARD J. HARDIN, ( Apnlaebiuita, Apatech,cola July nm NCE? St etc art Fontaine ) £> Smith If Morgan, I §• J. 8. Calhoun, f %. M. W. Perry. If Co., I g T If M, Evans If t'°; l Wittich Greenwood If Co., ) Jiogc-t If Kaltlanil, | Jas. Hamilton Sf son, > new-yobr. Jno. . Pitkin, ) E. IF. Gregory, llogart 4* Hate thorn, Jlarret Ames, fitJokn Sf Dneans, T. IF. McCoy, Julv—97—tf ) NF.w-nr.» f LKANtt. }■ GROCERY SBNSSAL AriSOHTMKNT. g K a H JJ subscriber having recently pui ■ chased a heavy stock of Goods in this place which comprises a very great variety added to hie stock on hand and a large quantity of Groceries daily expected from Barges, caa accommodate bis customers in a very general way. Among other or liciee maybe found the following: Prune N. O. Sugar, do. Florida do- do. Java Coffee, Prime Green do Bt. Domingo do Teas, Gunpowder Imperial old llyson, Young Hyson and Bouebnng A liipice Pepper, Ginger, mace Cloves, Nutmegs, A general and extensive assortment of Saddles Bridles and Martingutes, Mens Boots and bheos, do Pumps and Slippers, Ladies do do do Pronallo Shoot do Morocco do do Kipskin do do Leghorn and 8truw Bonnets, A general variety Af Calico’s comprising all patterns and ail prices, Slutting and Sheeting, Ready Made Clothing, Such as. Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, Hound Jackets, Sf Shirts. 20 Coses Hats (White A Black.) 20.000 Best Spanish Cigars, , 10.000 Half do do 5.000 Common do Cavendish small Twist, Ping and Pig Tail Tobacco. FF and FFF Gun Powder, in kegs do do do in Canisters, Bird shot, squirrel shot, and Bock shot, Tho real oif Gun Flint, Common do Straw Carpeting. A very superior article, SPUN COTTON, from tho Columbus Factory Nor. from 5 to 18. Almonds, Hickory Nuts, Brazil Nuts, Rai sons. 1'runes and Tamarinds. Madeira Winn, Port do Malaga do Muscat nnd Sanlerne, Also. A few Dcimghnns, ol ‘old London Par ticular Madeira," Vintage n/lHIG. A Genuru! Assortment of . I)rugs Jj* Medicines Heavy Kentucky Bugging, do SALT. Flat nnd Round Iron, Wide A Narrow, do Cast Steel, German do ' Min'd. do And a large assortment of Hollow Ware . 3perm Candles, soap. Lump Oil. Ta.inors, do. Pickled l*ork, No. 10 Molasses, 1st quality, CORDIALS. Rose,'Cinnamon,’Life of man, Snake Root, Cheeklelierrys Hoes, Axes, Hatchets and Hammers. W. DILL1NUIIA.M Columbus Sep.21 17 tlU. For Sale by J, M. Johnson. 10 Ladies Side Saddles 30 Gentlemans do do Columbus Nov. 9—24—4ts L Davics&co* A RE receiving their fall end winter supply tfT goods their stock having been purenaron in the early part of tho season before the prices had ndvsncod —They Batter themselves that they will be able to seA to their old customers, und all who may oull on thorn. „ GOOD B ARGAINS. Their Stuck consists in part of tho following ar tides. 3u|Kirfino Blue. Block nnd Adolnide, Cloilm J do do Ride Green and mixed do Super Illue'und droll Cnsseinnre's Blue, Bluck, und mixed Sultincls Purple Dork Greene, nnd Blue Morinoklclhtli’s Merino C ircassians assorted Colors UutHo and point Blankets White, red, nnd gtooiic Flannels llicli Block Italian silks do do Batten Levantine ilo coloured Poult de Boia llicli S holey’s ns soiled Colors Pink, White, and blue Sultins Bine, Pink, while and straw cnltnre.J Florence Heavy dark grecno Suroineit silks* ; Black Italian Crapes -4'rancii Crapes assorted colors Hcrnani shawls and Fancy lidkls Thibet wool show Is assorted colors Rich ciape shawls , Fine Rants nnd Shoes.. i The ahovearticle* have been selected with e«re by one of die firm and offer, them I'or sale os low fWcswnn-inrj 01,1* b» i.n.nn \tits market. N. B. We have commenced tire Tailoring ho- sinessnnd havermployoil.Mr. F. A. Fairchild to comluct it. Nov !8 93 tf " at private sale A SF.CONI) Imml Pianno, enquire of, tVh. 8AM. K. IIODGF.S, A co. Nov. 7.183:1. ff4 If For Stic Very low \ two hnrflH Mnno nnnrlv i new with iturne** c«m|»1ete [ omiaire At tho t'oldmbu* Iffotoi. Oc.t. ]2—20—8t* LIVE GEESE FEATHERS just recicved and (or sale by SMITH & MORGAN. H THK SUBSCRIBES. AVl tonne u a connection in bumnoM, under the firm ol BARDEN, WARE fe WILLIAMS. and are now receiving arid oponing direct from Naw.York, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT ot Fail and Winter Goods, consisting ol supertine blue, l)/ack, Claret* Adelaide* Green* Invisible Green* Brown* and Steel mixed Cloths. ALSU, A General Assortment or hardware „ o roc k a r y. shoes and hats,, Brown Stnrtirtgs nnd Sheetings* Silks of Every Description, ■Sonar, Coffee, Iron, MnU, Chesse, Tobacco, Ac. ikf making in all. ■ GENERAL ASSORTMENT. ptud to the reason and country, which will ng i well nda; ho sold on reasonable terms. 1PM. Y. BARDEN. WM. W4RE, THUS. A. WILLIAMS. Hamilton, Nor, 12, 1833. 25 3m New Publications Columbus Book Store. '■Nile subscriber has tho plesure of announcing R to the Literati of Culumbaaand Vicinity thut ho has jnst removed direct fiom London, Paris, New-York Boston and Philadelpia, a complete assortment of the latest publications which connect nd with Ins former stock, justifies him in saying his assortment is now equal il not superior to any ever before offered in the aoalhorn country; Ills ugents both in Europe end this Country have been instruc ted to forward every work of merit immediately up on its publication. He would particularly remind those gemlemen who are auxious to/up lly their Li braries with Stskdxrd Works I hat delays are dan gerous; bolow may bo (bund a few of his latest ur- rivals— Frankenstein or the Modern Prometheus 1 ! Vols. Asmedcos ul Laige by the enlliur of Pelliana Ac. 1 Vol. Legends of the Library at Lilies. 2 Vols. The wondrous Tales of Alroy the Rise of Iskan der by tho Author of Vivian Gray. 2 Vols, Lives nud Exploits Banditti und Robbers, 2 Vols. Tlio Bncanneer, a Tale by Mr. Hall. 2 Vols. Rosine Laval, a Novel. 1 Vol. Stanly Baxton.or the School Fcllqws by tlio au thor of Lauri Todd. 2. Vols. Our Island tales of Forgory and Lunatics, Vols. Verplanks Literary and Historical Discourses, Saletliiei, a story of the past, tho present and the future 2 Vols. Lnydeoham or memoirs of a man of the World. 2 Vols. Recollection of a Chaperon, 2 Vols Bnjiorkne large merino scarfs Salisbury and Canton flannels figured und plain swiss muslin’s do „ du Jaconet do Fine cambric nnd furniture ditniiy Figured and plain bohinot I.inun cambric add fire Linen Napkins Lace Capes and Collarettes Bordered linen cambric hdkfs Fine thread lace and edging do do „ insertions Maslin edging and insertions Fine plaid ana carded cambric Linen tapes and braids. Sapor Bishop fawn Ladies corded skirts nnd rorsctls Manilla stiling* or grass ciotli for skirts Rich Irfnek and while luce veils llTark and green.t wnrsled liernge Linen sheeting nnd table damask* Soper Irish linous and lawns Rich limey prints4-4 oil colours- du half mourning nnd black print* Fine cambric ginghams-assorted colours Mersnilcs eonnterpins and rich cotton fringe Ladies long whim kid gloves do horse skin and silk gloves Uentlomon’s horao skin and heaver (do ‘ Gam elastic suspenders nnd garters Gentlemen's Black saltin, Uombuzinc, atid velvet stacks. Lambs wool and silk liosa .Ipiulefield and liandantio hdkfs assorted colored sewi'-g silks darks spool cotton and superfine cambric (bread Rich embroiderd and figured vefvei'Beltu Rich bonnet ribbons assorted colors cap ribbons aad bonnet wire Wire taste and bonnet reods Rich xarved shell combs Plain shell side combs Brazilian noiuhs assorted sizes super silk and cotton umbrellas Bleached and unbleached sheering* Slid shirt- ilorcliester ticking countcrpin end apron checks Uneiis nnnraCInilu nnd cotton.mmabarg* READY made clothing A complete assortment, of superfiuo froclf and areas Coals assorted colors silk velvet cloth, and silk vasts Pantaloons ol overy description shuts and drawers Their clothing is nil made expressly to order Thoy .warrant it pot to bu inferior to any. JEWELRY A GOOD ASSORTMENT* Gold and silver watches do ear-rings nud breast pins swords und opaulelts. dirks und pistol* Rifles aad doable barrel shot guns, silvor und steel thimbles Seed hags and purses, scissors, needles, and pins Perfuiucrv’ hair powder und puffs NOTICE. A Report preducial to tlio interest ot Morris Evnns & co, relation to ihp Were House Weights, having gomi out into the counlry, am) which may yet lie credited by seme interested in sending Cotton to the Market;—We take pleasure in saying ilicL hns been an examination into the correct- ness of (lie Weights of the seveal Ware houses, and find all to be correct and to a- ree. HARPER & LEWIS. C,. W. DILLINGHAM. ELI S. SHORTER. November 2—23— tf — W Iwire authorized lo announce "’HENRY GEF„ as * candidate for die office of Tax collector for Muaeogeo county. MISCELLANEOUS. LIBERTY O Liberty! thou plant of fickle birth! Gnulled in storms and nursed upon tho wild, Oft in their prime Ihy blossoms fall to earth! Like early violets srnsilivu and mild; Which il they miss the gale, when snows are piled, On peevish April's shy, nnccrlnin hours; Thoir blooms, by drenching ruins mid floods defiled. Die ore tlio greon leaves thicken in the bowers— Yielding their fair abodes to more enduring flowets. Thy tender lineaments nre seldom seon; And, like the meteor, beautiful and brief! Man just lieliolde thee in thy dazzling shea STlfC „tK:. *}."».dan i,iera-diet <ec that there cun be no return (or mv af fections; Yei; I will make one bold Htieni|ii “Father cana’t thou tell Ao how I may gain this fttir ercatoref” “Youth, return home, seek no moro to avoid her, but rather icek her oat and disclose yflur attachment, and (he is your*.” •* Then bowing, he left me, and wound his way along ,ho hank* of tho Cliowun, till he wns lost in the distance, and long after lie had vanished front my sight, mjr eyes remained fixed, where he disappeared. Ri'cnllrctit'g myself, 1 sprung forward to the beaten path, with a heart I1U9A With hone, which led to the lone collage, where dwelt this lovely being, determined to fol low the Hdvice of the old hermit. When I reached ihe door, I hesitated whether to enter, or give up ihe oli|ee< as lost, and re turn home. It was but a moment—1 taped ■lighily at the door, the bolt was turned— now was the trying moment—Adelia ap peared—her father was absent, snd every tiling favored me in iho accomplishment of my object—words could not explain thd intrusion, and 1 fell upon my knees to ad- knowledge my devoted add ardent pas sion) “She tno, acknowledged, she hsd loved me, and for the same reasons had concealed her love! At that moment, her father en* tered, I arose to beg Ins forgiveness for that one blissful moment—but he j«ine^ our hands together and thus addressed us; “I with no excuse Alfred; by entering this abode of peace, you have obtained her, lot whom you so long pined in secret. Taka her; and may he who blessed you whiks- separated, bh-st you when united.” Then tin owing off the mask, 1 discovered to my surprise the sltinger who had addressed me on the banks of the Chowan; “Alfred,” relumed lie, “you knew me not—when I came to you on the banks of yonder stream! nnd you knotv me not still I am that Un* cle who has been so often amused bv thee, in thy infantile days, in listening to Ihy childish prattle.” , “Who can toll the happiness of that mo ment! lime were those, for whom I itad HARDWARE AND CROCK ERY Joiners tools nnd (in ware Buddies bridles, and martingale* Carpet bugs nnd suddlc-bugs willow wngflon-i anil table mat* LADIES TUSCAN BONNETS du brown and gruone LoIumich MILLINARY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 50U pair negro shoos good quality geiitloinon's line bouts und sltoes of every scription Gent's fino heaver lints > Gentlemen nnd Buys lints cheep quality Gent's sea utter Spanish hag cloth cups Orleans cups fcoj* do Tiro public in general are invited In cull and ex amine their stock. Nov. 9—24—tf 8 u^^rthrSer, n fm!i , ’thUr t o; n tS"f h ief. —***. »«* *** en $ To whom dismembered nation* bow the I m y *tury, behold that lovely Adeiia, and kneel | the little Cherubs, who crown our bliss.” Thou tallest from their grasp as falls the leaf, -- - VY lien -dutuinn winds assail Ihe bendiog tree- ScaUering its fading robe in fragment! o'er the feu. Crowds have possessed theo for n lutle space— Brief haatthon been by multnaric* adored! Tlten has licentiousness osnrped thy place; An>' then hast sank beneath tho Bpliltad sword. Man most he virtooaa, ere thy sini(ej affur TlfrfB'Mrfihmnn tJTnuwiw fill mind Thnn ffhal/ the tyrant Bicften at the board, Like proud IJoluhnzzar* &han Haven's liana designed Tho scroll upon the wall —the mystery un defined’ MMhoute, AND Provision Store. T HE sobaeribew bavo removed to the store late- lyoccuDied by Wm. Beardsley A Co. two doors below Li- Davies A Co. where they intend keeping on hand a genuml assortment of Hoc ones .md prevision, of every kimL ^ & ^ September^ 1833-18- For Sale by J. M. Johnson, 6 ’dll. s A coaxes 4 d«* plait’s do. Odu? tfiraroons d^i J AMEB JOHNSON At Co. otfers lor naie a fine lot of Carriages, consisting of Barouches, Desrlkoibs. Gigs, Hulkjca, Couches t'harriotta* Buggys* Waggons, Jeixey Wnggotis. dec. All or which will ho sold low for oath nr approved paper. They have made arrangements foe receiving work weakly. Oolninbus Nov. I*—24—4ts J M. Johnson has removed his store to col. ■Soxborn Jones corner, s hove Messrs Btewnrt A Fountain*. Where he intends keeping constant ly on hand a general assortment of stHple nud tan cy dry goods groceries Hard ware, Crockery ware Ac. Ac. he has now on the river an extensive Lot of Ary Goods which is expected np shortly. Colombo* Nov. !l-24—4ls Zolirub the Host.ige, a Novel* ft Vole. Reminiscences of ^p un. Vols. Travels in Turkey by A. Blado. 2 Vols, Momoirf of tho Rev’d T. T. Thomusun* i. Vol Crayon Sketches. 2 Vols. The happiness of the ft leased* Bridgewater Treatises. The Mother at H:*uie Pencil Sketches or ontlincs of characters and manners. The principcls^jpchristian Philosophy* Three year^in North America hy /. .Stewart American library of History. 2 Vols. History of the crusades against the Alhigencs Letters of tho British Spy Gleanings of National History with hint? for an Angler Memoirs of ihe Dutchess of St. Lea Library of Romance. Ghost M unter do *' «» IFallhatn Pictures of Private Life, Albotts {Scripture Natural History Puiney's Life of Milton A f nrrative of a voyage lo tho Soath AlMDtie.— Memoir of a Nulliiier Fannings Voyages A memoirofilie life of Wm. Liyingstoo Prentice on Optics will* notes, Hainoaristc own Book Cradens concordance Donay Bible, Johnsons.works* splendid, Calmets Dictionary* Ainaworths do Josephus splendidly bound, Goad's Book of Nature Daily Food. The Western Lyre a new selection ot s.icred Music* together with a genera/ assortment of Blank Books Fsob’Cap. Letter nod wrapping Paper. Prints, <4uiils. Maps .Music and drawing Paper, I'aim Bone.«* (jIoyh and Inks and sands. Also a genera! asMoctm'-nt of Pertnmes nil of which will be disposod of cheai for cash. E. PItiOURNLV NORTON WXSffTBa CLOTHING. Ayer db Smith, (Sczt Door to the Columbus Dank,) Columhus, Ga. ffAVF, commcncoij receiving their Stock o( XX Cloths, Ready Made Clothing, Hats. Shoes. tVc. Together with every aiticln in their line. It consists in part of tlio following arti cled viz: Blue HI k. and Invisible Green Gloths, Cssbiraers, Battiuet, Vestings A c. Ready- Made Clothing. Bio'* Cloth Drc** Co.'its, do do Frock tlu Bl’k do «la du d«> Dl<: Hr! du YOR TrtB RNQtURKR. A DELI A. In tho Spring ol 18— when trnvclimg thro’ Virginia, J halted a few miles from Richmond, to pass (lie night. During the day, 1 overtook n joung gentlemen, riding in the same direction, mimed Charles Can vay. Being informed that I intended go ing as far ns Alfred Boudoin’s that evening, be intimated that he too, win destined for hat place, that Mr. Boudoio bad been hi* early friend nnd school mate. After we had gone through tin introduc tion to Ooudoins family, and many oilier* who formed the social circle on that night, we satisfied our appetites; quenched our thirst by a copious araugtn ot coot .pitog water, and feeling indisposed I retired loan apartment, pointed out hy my officious host. Were I ruminated over the scenes and ad venturers thro’ which 1 bad passed since leaving my native Und. 1 had uot enjoyed lliese delightful dreams but n short linto, when l was interrupted by tlio conversation of tbc two young friends, ill an adjoining room. Chailes requested of his friend the recital of bis adventures siuce they had been separated. 1 waited Wifli the utmost impatience to bear him continence, expec ting some roniuutic tale. “Charles,” said ltoudoin, “you appeal anxious to hear mo recite the history ol my past life, from the time we separated down to the present moment. You saw the stream which winds its way thro’ these hills, und passes near my cottage. On it. banks once stood « cottage moro beautiful than was ever beheld; ns neatness wiilwu- tvas an emblem of its beauty within. It. inmates consisted of an old man and his on ly daughter. Virtue wns blended in every action; more graceful than a Queen’s, wu. her atep; herdatk iressus hung curelessiy j about her snow white neck: und Iter bright I blue eyes, I imagined more beautiful than j ever was looked upon hy man. “SiicIi, my I friend, was Adeiia, that angelic gill, who j first struck so deep a pong in niy lieurt.— I But I dared not disclose lo her what my ! heart contuitiod. 1 knew not her father’ “I hoard no mure, but springing from my seat, in another moment, I wns in the arms Of my sister. W ho can tell the joyful meeting) None. Around that fireside sat many a pleasing face on that evening. Even Puss seemed to partake of the gen eral jnv, which pervaded every feature." Year* have passed since the scene above ; related nectired, and I can look back upoh it with pleasure—when I left my native couutry, she wns at peace; not a turbO'ent wave rolled across to nriia e tier, her citi zens loved and adored her jodieioos law*. But now alas! mast she remain overpow ered by tlio galling chains of slavery, her laws are trampled upon, her citizens are hutcheVcd it rold blood; and she must fall —•ho hits fell! RGDOLPH. Blown Invisible Green Presa nml Frock Coat*, Brown and Drab Ko*o Over Cuai*, Bftttinot Frock Coats, do CoatocH do Blue Cloth Clo.tkM, a l»aml«imv!iirlic/i*. «««.»... - Ultra Ul'k Brown und invUiklu Greon I'nntakiaor, | n -, m0 _,, B | 1V) -ii u hermit's life—tlio Villa 4 Doom fnm tile Cftlmiibn* punk ' Motrin** do do { SttUinut Pantaloons Vurioiy ol colors, i Black Bilk Folvet Winter Vest*, j do do Bl’k. rta'tin do Diirk and Light Valencia do iMaiMiilleB do To linen. do Linen Shirts with U-’HIoh, do do Plain, Cotton with Linen IRHoms ..nd eolwrjr j CuitimNiU Shirts and Drawor*. ' FhnMel Shirt* and Drawers, J Cotton Flannel, do \ Bow Baltin Bloc ha. Pleated, do ! Plain do f .Si’.k Velvet do Plain Butin nr.d Bomlwizlne do Liaxn Cdrdod Collar* and Boeoms, White I ongee Handkerchiefs, Red Banduneer Glove*, Cravat*, mixed Merino* 12 Hoso Sewing *ilk*, Twiat Guard Chain*, Clothe* snd llair Brashes* ALSO, Fashionable Black Fur Iiatr, A«npvrior article from Now York ami I’hilactetphi* l Far Sard Cap- 111 air ffn ilo An Englishman, latoly in Paris, a great amateur of lions, bears, tiger* snd other fe rocious animals, becamo ac^uained with Monsieur Marlin, and made frequent visits to his mcimberw. Martin had occasion to leave Paris, nnd in his absence he contrived by bribing the keeper, to obtain bis permis sion lo walk in Iho interior, and amuse him self by feeding the animals through the ca pex. The keener, who Was busily em ployed in serving.out tlio food, had forgot ten to close the gnte of the lion's aen. Tho gcntlemnn happening to taro round, was hori’or-stiock at perceiving has Majes ty of the Forest, stretching liimsell, with a particular degree of satisfaction, within • few yards of him. Surrounded by a high wall, without arms, stick, or even an umbrella to defend himself, his situation was not an dnvinhle one. A lucky idea struck him— ho had his snuff-box in his hand, and threw the contents into the lion’s faee, who, in the most obliging manner, tamed tourd to sneeze, giving the gentleman nn opportuni ty of slipping into the den and closing the gate upon himielf, remaining there uutil the keoper returned and released him. Daily Advertiser. gers call'd him St. Augustin. I huff Iiovrr seen tins Christian hermit, and I , thought in expedient that i should, m order i to secure my prize. | One evening 1 sirnyed to tiro banka of ; von strenni. ihi«tll.„ si ..one, ,,u» 'li- i Adeiia. I seated niyaeil upon tho trunk ’ uf a bending ouk, and here 1 remained till i aroused by approaching footsteps; I cas. I my nyeslowaids the sound from wlirtrice f hoard them, and beheld aa aged man ap proaching; his silvery lock* bespoke him to bo a man of fifty or sixty. “Young man, said be, “what draws thro 10 the hunks ol the Chowan! Docs the beauty of its waieit enchant 'heel" “There is,” replied I, “a f«r more beau tiful object, which bus enchanted me.— Friend, canst thou’ tell ma who rea.de* nt Character of rue PniNCin.it Nati n* of Ettaorc. - In religion, the Gerni.ui is sreptical; tite Englishman devout; the Frenchman 'zealous, the Italiao ceremoni ous; the Spaniard a bigot, In keeping his word, the German is faithful, thp Englishman safe; the French man- giddy; tlie Italian shuffling; the Span iard a cheat. In giving advice, the German is slow; the Englishman fearless, the Frenchman ptecipiinte; the Italian nice; the Spaniard circumspect. In external appearance, the German is large; the Englishman well made; the Frenchman well looking; the Italian of middle size; the Spaniard awkard. Iu dress, the German is shabby, the Englishman costly; iho Frenchman fickle; the Italian rogged^he Spamard^degsjM ^ Englishman barbarous; the Frenchman ea.v; tho Italian polite; the Spaniard proud. In keeping a secret, the German forgers wbnt he hns been told; Ihe Englishman conceals what he shoetd divulge, end di vulges what he should conceal; th French man tella every thing; the Italian is close; the Spnai-ird mysterious. InMantty, tho German boasts litt'e. the Englithmirn despise* till other nations; the Frenchman flatter* every body: the Italian estimates cautiously; tho Spaniard ia indrf- von neat cottage!" “Il is the cottage ot l fetrent. St Ausnatin, who has led for nvtnyyimrs.j In eating and drinking, the German is ' the life of n hermit, hemeth tremble a drank r.‘; (ho F.<t C l-«hman *.<*•* anfl bits

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, November 30, 1833, Image 1