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Newspaper Page TextSIXTH VOLUME. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, 1831 NEW SERIES-Vol. I. No. 45. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY MARKS, FLOURNOY 4c JETER. Corner of Broad and Crawford Streets* terms-Tain dollar, per annum, payable fn advance, or roUK dollam, (ia all cams exacted) where payment i« not made boforetne expiration of thoyoar. No subscription received for leas than twelve months, witbbut *“ advance, and no psper discontinued, except at the option '? of the Editors, until all arrearage* are paid. - ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted at seventy- five cents per squaro, for the first insertion, aud riPTY cbnts for every subsequent continuance—twenty-five per cent added, if not paid in advance, or during the continu ance of the advertisement. Those scut without a specifi- ' ‘ie number of insertions, will be published until .IjBIWs T HE undersigned has moved from Georgia and Bottled permanently in Montgomery Ala. *. He will practice, regularly in the counties of Montgomc- V Coosa, TalonoCsa, Chambers, Russel, Macon and utlery and in tne supreme court bf Alabama. Any communications (ton* 1 n, 0 Court Houso door, between the hours of tO in tho morning, and 4 in tho evening—those of Land in the coun ty whero it is situate; those of Personal Property, where »tne lottors tostimontary, of administration or of gunrdinh- - ship were obtained—and are required to bo previously ad- " * ' a some public Gazette, as follows: under mortgage fi fas, sixty days, before the day of sale. Sales of Laud and Negroes, by Executors. Administrators L • dr Guardians, for sixty days before the day of sale. * k for TBIKTY DAYS. . 'iCiTiTioiu upon application for dismission, by Exocutorsi Adiniaistrators oT Guardians, monthly for six monTiis. . -OaDKasof Courts of Ordinary, (accompanied with a copy of 4he bond, or agreement) to 'make titles to laud, must bo* published THEEB MONTHS. - * Notices by Executors, Administrators or Guardians, Of ap plication to the Court of Ordinary for loavo to sell tho Land or Negroes of an estato, four months. . _ . . Notices by Executors or Administrators, to tho Debtora'and Creditors of an estate, for six weeks. XT LktTRRI to the Editors, on busiucss,must lie POST PS1D, to entitle then) to atteuiion, jy* We are authorised to announce. Japies, Pattulo ax a candidate for Tax Collector of Mubcoeci county at tho ensuing election. Ho would -inform ill. State Rights party that he is a Candidate nt tho request of tho present incumbent, who intends not to run a- gatif, ''SeptemberO'". ’ , .31—“ Law Notice.. •mar E have associated ourselves in tlio practice of YV the Law, under the stylo of Colquitt, Echols it, McKecn. Ono of tho ftrni wilt bo always found at their .flice, JOSEPHUS ECHOLS, TllO’S.’C. AlcKEEN. 'ColumbusOct.lO ' • 37—tf. ■noy, Law. 4MMHE ’undersigned, will hereafter attend the Supe M. rior Courts of tlio.followlog counties to wit : Muscogee, Harris, Moriwethor,Troup, Hoard, Cow* «ta and Fayette. His reSidepcpis at LatimngB,f rtup county,ofttco on tint-North side of tho public square., JULIUS C. ALFORD, ): April 25 12-42UI Insurance Bank of Columbus, November 14,1334. T HE Stockholders of this Bank, are rcniiin _ payton dollars-pershnro' on the,Capital, Stock, •on Monday. 13tlt January, 1835. By orderof the 13g ‘ november 15 oard. B. HEPBURN, Cashier. 41 til Dr. H. Bnlsaii—Dcntipt, Tf® ESPECTFULLY returns his grateful ticknowl- gfc cdgemcnts'WthO citizens o'f'.Columbus, and vi-’ ■entity, for tlio very liberal patronage which tlioV lmVo 'extended to him, during his short stay among them. Dr. Balaan has determined to ldcnto himself in Co lumbus, and may always -bo found, at his room over Foster & Fogles -Jewelry store, at tho usual hours, where he is prepared to attend to nil calls. Ladies wilt bo visited ut their residences. REFERENCES. Doctors DcGmflbm-icd, Snnkcy, and Hoxoy & Ur* quhart. i ' ; V. , novcmbcrjO 40—tf -friends and tho public, that (hoy will advance tlioprico ofBourd to the following rates. For single month,- ‘ §tj5 00--- Per- month without Lodging 18 00 Do., with Lodging, r 22 00 ■Forfire rood per month, - 3 00 • BEDELL & WALKER, JVHEELOCK & WILLARD, ISAAC MITCHELL. november 8 40—tf Franklin IIoiisti--»'I'iUI)Ottoii ■0*7 II. LI AM P. McKEEN, formbf proprietor, has W returned to and'taken possession lignihofthis well known establishment, llo. returns to it not only \vtih a disposition, but with the ability to givo satls-t faction to all his frionds that may-favour Kuji with a coll. To thoso who. hhto patronized him heretofore either ut this place of in Augusta, where ho was for a xtuniberofyears proprietor of, tlio Mansion House,uno of tho most popular public Houses tit that tiind in the Dity, ho deems it unnecessary to say more than lb in vito thorn to coll egaln. Those unacquainted nro re* quested to try his cheer end satisfy themselves. It is • 'deemed sufficient to say that his Houso snail bp- ill-all * times well furnished, broil arranged, well attended to, and free from gaining, riots, drunkenness anil their cpn* - sequences, 'fllsstablcs.amattcrofsomoconscqucnco' 'to a travollor, will not bo. nogleptcd. In. short Such attention will bo bestowed on man nnd boast, as to in sure to tho former peaco and plenty whilst ho Btnys, and enable tho latter to carry his rider in safety when lie departs. Charges, moderate. Promises not ex travagant, but performance, sure. , * . . . , november22 . 42—2nt J.* HARWELL, Montgomery A3n'.novembcv28' - 43 4t The MacPO Messenger, Goorcia Journal, Southern-, Whig, Columbus Sentinel nnd State Rights Septinel will p!o(i80 give the above four insertions kna forward raetneir accounts. ' ' .'•'*** due. Hundred Acres of Laiid, "■ Near Columbus, • '* ^ F OR sale on accommodating terms,-ft valuable Hundred Acre Lot near town, handsomely im proved, witli-u good framod dwelling, and all necessa ry.oul buildings, tin'excellent wclj.n small apple anil reach orchard,'and nbout30or40 acres of land incul- iyation, iqostly first_qimlity hammock land. Apply ut this office. _ ' October 25 . , 38—tf Inditin Bonds Of the latest form, neatly printed, BLANK NOTES, AKD A ORKAT VARIETY OF St. ANUS—ALSO, ■ X 11 A. CHOOL TICKET, For Saje at tho Enquirer Office. Work Bttg nntl Money Found. . 740UND iffColumbus, on -Saturday morning, last, _ -a Lady’s Work Bag, containing sundry hi-ticles, and un amount of Mohoy, supposed to have been dropbeiLfrojn a travelling carriage. Tho'owner enn Imvo tho snino by applying to.tho subscriber und giv ing a-descriplion of tlio projreftg_ Columbus, August 2- 26^-tf Last Call * LL persons indebted to Shorter, Tarver At Co. by aiwi iH —— quested -- will be adopted ter tho 1st of, January Tipxt.' . Columbdjt, November 22- . 42—tf a a7 0RT w«» Norton’s auction AND* COMMISSION ROOM, ON BROAD STRKEt,' FIVE DOORS FROM THE COLUMBUS HANK. - JODS intended FOR THIS AUCTION, warden to this olbco one day'.previous to Uto July 5 ' • - * ' ' 22—tf MUKCANTfJLU. Sew and Fresh Goods CHEAP FOR CASH. . from first bunds. Rose and Dufflo Blankets . Bleached and unblenced Shirtings. nnd Slraqtings Chintz Prinis, ne.w. and beautiful Patterns An elegant assortment of Cnlicocs ito and Green Flannels. , . . . Irish Litton, common and very duneriar qualities Chintz Shawls nnd Handkerchiefs 'Cotton and Silk Flog, ilo, . Pongee nnd Bandanna, do' Bengal Stripe -,*•■'■ • Negro Cloilts and Shlitings " ,. Drees nnd Fumuitra Dime.ty . Several Cases,-sttperir. Cotton Cards ■ One of tho partners Will remain constantly in, Now- York, to attend the auctions, nml.to furnish,us cotitihu- nl supplies of tho choicest and most dcsiralilo goods for this market. .The highest prices paid in cash,for cotton.of good qualityi nnd in'squaro bales. Expected soon, an oxtonBlvo assortment, of Groce ries, Hardware Crockery nnd Dry Goods. Septentbor25 lrew The subscriber, H AVING purchased tlio Wnrc-Houso' occupied last y.oar by Morris, Evans & Co. for, tlio pur pose- pf transacting ' * • ' • • ' Warc-IIousc and' Commission 'Business, solicits Uie. patranage of his. friends, and tho public. Prompt altontion Will bo givon to all business etitrust- 6d tohis caro—liischnrgoswill bo customsey.". AUG. HAYWARD. RKFERBNCES, SMITH & Mona.Mf, 8. K. Hodges, ( T. & Mi Evans, W»r r P. SIalo.ne, Maclay & AsHEn} E. LHAnoiN, . F. vtcosAn & Kimdrougu, August 9 nnr tieunyijoi [iGAN, • \ • f * Jsf&a Colufxtbns. ne, ) Apalachicela.' 27—tf ‘Fashionable Clothing Store, Next door to tho Columbus Bank—Columbus, Ga. .. J. ; S, SMITH, *. . H AS just received, nml Is now offering Tor sale, an Extensive -Assortment of , v -HEADY MADE CLOTHING, . - ‘ consisting of , Blue. Black and'lnvisiblo Green Frock Coats, London-Brown and Claret - .del .do Black and Invisible Green Dress do Claret and London Brown - do - do Green add Brown Cloth Corners, Blue'utid Black Cloth Pantaloons, Stripe Jz'Diagoual (variety-ofcolours,) lVuitaloons, .SattincU and English. Fustiau’ , do Cerd *.*•-•" -- ■ 7 ‘da Figured Bilk Velvet Vests,.. -■ - , Plain, do do do . . . *. Block Satin ' 'do ,i ' ; Black Comittcre and Cloth Vosts, . Figured Valencias . do Toilnctt ' ,a '-v do ' White Figuted Morsaillesdo Gentlemen’s Drab’, Brown anil Grech Cloth Ovbr Conts,‘ Gentlemen’s Cloth and-CamJilot Cloaks, Cotton Knltttsliirts and Drawers, ' Silk • do do . do Flannel & Cotton piau’l do Twilled do do. Suporlino Fur -und *silk ilut^ ^de.BooM mi tin’and Figured Wlilto Silk Half Hose, Black . do do do' do Cotton do do do do Also, ah Extensivo Assortment of SUPERFINE BROADCLOTHS. Diagiauil. nnd Plain CaBimcrcs,' - , 1'laiU ami Figured Silk Velvet Vesting, Plain ■ . do 'do du.‘ ' ' . Sutrerfino Black Satin do _■ . • i. Do White-& Fig'd Morsaillcs;do . A'Good Assortment of T«ilci ’s Trimmings, df’ the best quality- - Tlio above Goads have just boon received from New- York and Philadelphia, and aro offered for sale, low for cash* ' • ' TAILORING conducted ns usual, Nov. 1,183.1. -By F. A. FAIRCIIILD. Goods sold Ibr tlio Benefit of tho Public! NEW MERCHANT! ^Store! • Kcw Goods! T HE Biiliscribcr has opened r.is stock nf. DRY GOODS, kfid will sell on rcu-tonablo terms; - 1 R. WOODRUFF, Dry Good*, HATS, SHOES AND CLO rFlHE subscriber hastnkcin JL ■ Opposite Mbrs'rs. Shorter ho is now .'offering h general nss OTHING. n store on Broad street' ., ... . Iiortcr. Tarver & Co,‘whero' ho is now .'offering n general assortment of tho above named articles on as goad terms ns the Bituio can Ire obtained hi Geergia. SIcrelliuits und others wishing to purchase sro risneetfully rcqtfesred to cnll and cx- nmino his gooils-.hoibfo purchnMngolsowhero Ilia steelt consists, ih part, of - Cloths.of vnrioitscolors und qualities Cosimores.- dp tlo do: / Snttinetts,.Vestings, English ntid French’Prints French 4-4 Prints, n very handsome orlielo l’ninted Musliiis, colored Cambricks.Glmes Ilaudkercliiefs, Cravats, Stocks, Hosiery Black Italian Bilk, Black Poults <16 Buie Pnlhnul fanihiln Miutlnii l.Dima Pnriilitiru i comploto hSsnrtinnnt nf Until, Sltoes aud Clo’tliii ..lie. benj,-bonNey. ; W71RENCH uml ENGLISH IHIiltlXOS Au jiL dognnt nssortmoiit of French and Eitglfsh Mo- iiii08 for snlo hv 1 ENJ.'BONNE Y, Broad street, opposite Shorter, Tnrvor& co. Columbuanov.29 43-3m F APERHANGINGS.—LUOU-pieces Fapcr Omig- ingsand bordeiings.forsnle bv 11ENJ. BONNEY, - Brondstroot oppqslto. Shorter, Tan-nr & Co. november 28 , 43- 3m SIXTY NEGROES FOR SALE. ITI HP Subscriber having disposed of Ids pjqnta- 1 tioil, will sell ut public, miction, in I.at!range, cm Monday tiio 22il ofRccoinber next, his entire snick of Negroes, about sixty in number, consisting of men, boys, girls, women and cliildron, together with eight mules, seven horses, a road-Wagon mid gear, n tivo liorsowmrgonnnd gcur.n cart,nnd ono pair nfoxon. Ho will sell In' tlio same mitnner, at tho plantation, known ns tho" “Burnt Village,” on Tuesday the 23d of Dceotnhcr, about Eight Hundred Barrels of Corn, l' Ptirty : Thousand lbs< of Fodder ijiccntiro stock 6f<*pUlo nod hopp, n poiton gin, anti nil tlio tnrmhiT Implomcnts boloiiiing lo tho place, . Anil oaWwlnoBilay, |ho 2 l|hnf tho same month, ho will offe^inlikp uiauncr, at his rcstidoncso.iti LaGi'ungo, aU.tun' , Honsohold and Kitchen Furqiture, Amongst which, will ho faimd a' Plano Forte of the best description ntul latest fashion, uMnliegiinv Solit, ClibirsyBotl Stands, Boils, nml sucli’otlicr artielca ns ufo usiinlly provided, to Airtiish comfortably,m lirivnto erttibllshutcilt intlinnotrtitry, Tho terms' of milo will bo for nil sums under fifty dollars,'cnsli—forull sum's overftfty dollars, nrip fourth cash, and tho bnlimco nt twclvo motillis credit.' '•:• ' • ' S. ARMSTRONd BAILEY. Novonibcr'21, . . 42—tds* --N. I'.—Any partof-tlioabovepropcrty mev lio pur- olmsed privately by application to the owner boforo tlm' day; aud prcfoVcnco will bo given Hi pttrehnsevs of ne groes, wlxi will take tlicm In fmuilica, 8.' A- B. Co!i«:itt!stis Mcfcham Mills, TIinEF. MILES AnOVF. TOWN- npiIESU largo and'excollont Mills, nro nnwrom- Jl. plefoil, and tlto proprictoVs nnhotmeo to flic ejti- zens nt Mus^ogaa, ntul tho! adjoining counties, mat they ato ready- to rceoivo their custom. 'Having in- otrrred.a heavy oxpenso, in iirtlor that those Mills might bo con'strhcted in a otylo superior to any in ^ENTLEMEN'B mill IKIYS CAPS; of.tlto now- ■hy osr paltcfus and lilibst^mditieB (hr JjUp cheap navembar 28 BONNEY,. Broad street opposite, Bhortor^Parvcr & Co. T A'lilES, MISSES, and CHILDREN’R BHOfeS. JLil Forsalo hv . ' CENJi'BONNlJY, . •Jinvcmbor.21 Bronil'stroot opnositc Shorter, Tni-vcr & Cor, c/ - - ' -' “ “ 42 fttn v Witticb, GrcciiivOod & Co. ~H"YAVE just icceiV'oiT, and nro liow'rccoivittg frou JLk- New-York, and Ncw-Orlomts, un Extensive As sorttnontof • . .Dry .Goads, and Grocokics—consisting of Staple and fancy Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Crookery. and Glass Ware,.Hats, Slioos, Boots, &c. gait Trbn, Steel and Castings. 18,000 lbs. Bncori, 67 kegs Lm-d Auction and Commission Room, '. nnOAD-STREET, COLUJIDUS, OA. : ' ‘ q^t' ■' .8; NORTON, Auctioneer,will tluUikfiilly re Via coivo mill punctually attend to all orders in the Auction and Commisaion Busiuoss. Liberal ad vances mndo tm consignments. | . -, REFERENCES. Shorter) Tarver & Co. Colnmbus, Go. Stewart & FobTAiHE, “ “ . G. W. Dillingham, ' “ . . “ E. E. Powers,- “ • E. J. Harden, Aptilnchtcola.Flori FA.LCONAR & KlMhRODOH, “ , “ D. Carpenter, - - Montgomery, Aja. James II. Suorter, - . * - Now-York. JaSies C. Barry, - * - iltdiiniore. June 28 21—tf Commission, Receiving, AND FORWARDING HOUSE—APA’LACIIICHOLA; T HE undersigned lmvo' formed.«: copartnership under tlm firm of I- alconnr & Kimbrough, for tho puriioso.tif transacting a General Afecney, Com mission and Rceciviug-und Forwarding Bustnossr— Being prepared to mako tho usunl ndvaneps on cqn- disposed to doiioto fltoirliino oxclusiridy to'rostof thoso cmifiillng business to tlicir clinrgo ; ha ving intulo tlio ticcossary arrangements to fonvturdCot- ton tp New-York or 'elsewhere with expedition Ity ves- aclaof light droltbf water qt tlto lowost rutosof freight, a liberal shuro of public jmteonuj^h res^mth!Ily roli- o, tcd._ WALri. A KIM < BROUGn. Centml Hotel....ftlacon, Georgia. JOHN CARTER, LATE OF CLINTON, .. H AS opened Ihe Central Hotel, in tlto extensive Fire Proof Brick Building, recontly erected in this City. Tho location is central to the business qf tlio place, and tlio house is conveniently arranged for the accommodation of families or singlo persona, ct- _ . 1 always be , market affords, and no pains will bo spared by the pro prietor 1 to render comfortable mid agreeable, nil who jnay favor him with their custom; and ho hopes from Ids long experience, anil tlio satisfaction heretofore rendered tlio community, to merit from his frioitdsand the public, a liberal share of patronage. il /’ Extensive and convenient stables are attached to tho Hotel. . October 12 20-tf. LAFAYETTE HALL - NEWNAN, COWETA COUNTY, GEORGIA. rjTHIS establishment is now in complete order lor References. Shorter, Tarver .& CD. Colnmbns. Gen. IiowARb, ', * *[ Judge CoLqutT,’ * Drs; Hoxey & UnquiiART, P. p. WoODnuiT, James H. SnoRTKh.Esq. Gen. R, K. Call, IIon. J. W.. White, DA. D. L. White, OndsdoDcounty, Apalachicola, august 1 Now-York. FlbriSn. - 31—tf KowiuhI’s Tonic Mixture. WARRANTED a PERFECT AND LASTING CURE-FOll THE - ' FEVER AND AGUE. 4^4 OR SALE, .wholesale nnd retail by, -Jr • FI.ETCHER & WESTCOTT, ■ . -, ■ Duuoc.istS, Aptilftchicoltt, Florida. I hereby Appoint Messrs. Fletcher & ■Westcott, iny agents for the snloof “Rowand's-Tonie .Mixture, in tho Territory of Florida, Eastern’ part of. A!abama.and Wcstorn Jinrt of Georgia*, who aro a- : lile to furnish tho said tncdiciocs to ull who may imply to them on ns favorable terms as thoy can obtain' from tho proprietor himself.” J 1 ' {Signed,) • “ JOHN R. ROWAND." “ Philadelphia. 6ct,2-|,1833. - 7 . Jan. 18 < -34—tf ranged for Uto accommodation of families or single persons, either, as regular or transient boarders. T lie table, and bar will always bo furnished with tho best tlio mnrkct affords, nnd no pains will bo-spared by Ihe proprietor, or his servants, to render comfortable and agreonblo all who may favor him with theircustom. : Safe and convenient stables are attached to tbo-nlacc, and tho best of provender, in abundance, will always. ’ he mhllshed to the liorsesofliis boarders ortravellers by-nnatteptivo'and careful ostler. No pains or expenso will bo Snared to merit from his : friends and tho community a .liberal portion of their ’ patronage. WM. A. TERRELL. ■ NoWnnn, Coweta county Oct; 18 37—tf The City !IaIl....CoIumliHS, On. I S situated on the corner of Broad, and St) Clair Streets,' which is in tho centre of tbo city, and, heart of business, being in front of tho Columlms Bank,, anil next door below the Insurance Bank. Tho City- Hall has extensive accommodations for the man of 'family, tlto individual traveller, the daily boarder or ,, the fashionable visiter. Tho proprietors plctlgo them- ( V selves that nrithcrexpcnsenornttention sliallbewnnt- ed to render, their guests comfortnblc. Their Iltraso will be ready for die reception of company by Uto 23d Instant. BEDELL Si WALKER. Columbus) Dee. 21 • 21—tf Notice. Y. OST on llto.roml leading front Cohtinbtts to Mir- U slinlls forty an tlio Flint rivor, a Inrgo Morocco PocketBofik, eontnining n note of bund tqude by Wm.' Varner to frnne Clmncy forono luthdreil mnl thirteen dollars, with n credit of Filly, dollars. One, hundred dollars in dash consisting of Bills of various sizes on tho Commercial Bgnk of Mecon ntid lh« Biuiks of Columbus and probably n titinll amount' on tlio Bank at Hawldnsvillo. AlsO,ndccd froht tlto State of Geor gia to Aquilln Clmuoy—number of lam'd hot recol- -lectoth Ono- note for ten dollars givon Ity a Mr. Strinlingto Henry M. Griffin. A quarter ticket On ths MOIedgcvilln Street Lottery; ’Tho milkers'of tho"a- hovc notes are forewnnicl from paying ilw sampr to nny ono except lttysclf. A rewnrU of Twenty dollars Will bo'given for tho delivery of tho-Pockel Book to. ■moor forettch iiiforinallon as 1 Springhill P. O., Monroe eo, Dee. C,- f 44—21 For. Sale or Rent, A COJIFORTABLE-Dwelling House, containing /n. four small rooms, each with a tiro place—situa- ne'Mn n pleasant pari of town. Apply nt this Office.' 180 Bills. Orleans Sugar,-39 do, St. Croix do 84'sacks Collfco .'Western'Whiskey . • do Runt, 30 do Northern do i. Ryo.Cin, 40 do No.; 1 Slid,2 Maokarol . Molasses, 17.do Mess nml t>rime' Pork' Foster & Vogle OMTOULD, inform tlio citizens- of Columbus ntid V ■ ' vicinity, dial they have opened a store on Croud street, in dto building formerly occupied by the Insur ance Bauk. THEIR STOCK CONSISTS OF Ladies’ and Gcndomon's Gold Lcvcro and Lepines. Gentletnon’s Silvor Levers, Horizontal und Plain . . Watclios. Lodias Cable and Basket Neck Chains. ' Chuitis,. Seals, Keys and- Hooks. ! Sots of, Earrings and Pirn, widt Agato, Jot, Cameo, ■ Cornelian, Topaz nml Swiss Painting Contra. Diamond, Jet, Pearl Enamel,' Garnet, Ruby, Gold Stone,Plain and Chased Finger Kings. Diamond, Pearl, Jet, Cameo, Agate and Plain Breast Pins; i .' - - •, Gentlemen’s Long Link find Curb Chains. Seals and Keys. Guard Chains and K6ye. Gold Spectacles und Pencil CoSes, Belt Slides and Buckles'. Visiting Card and Cases; Musical, Shell and Ivory Snuff Boxes.. ’ , Bead Bags aud Purses, Bead Chains and Scarlk. Coral andsiot.Necklaces • . Silk and Leather Purses; Curved olid Plain Shell and Brazilian Combs. Silver Plaited-imd Steel Spectacles mid Cases. ■ Silver Pencilaand Leads. '.. Pen, Pticket and Dirk Ktfivcs. . . Scissqrs,.DirkB,Itazorsiind Strops., Flutes, Fifes, Harmonicas arid Violin Strings. ' - Silver Table, Ten. Cream; Mustard find Salt Spoons. Butter and Friift Knives. ' . • Perry's Tongues, Gills, mid CiUols, and Stool Pons. • .Noodles, andTIiimblcs.' > Silver and Stool Watch Chains ami Keys., Key Kings, Wutcli Ribbon, Slides und Kings. Chess'BoardS'ahd Men, Back Canton Boards. Tooth Brushes and Pqwdcr.- .Gilt and Steel PurstfClfispS. - , ' .- Doable apd Single-Barrel Gunn. Belt anil Pocket Pistols; Powdor -FInisks, Pcrchs- ; sion Capa and Holders; V , - Altibaster and Ebony Mnntlo Clocks. VVillnrtPb'Patsiit TimeTleccs, . Cones with and without Swords.' • ' PInitcd Candlesticks, Snnfibrs anil-Trays, CaBtorti Tea Pots .and Bells—nnd „ • Jinny other articles, too numerous to mention, all' of tvhieli thov-offer low far cash- or approved credit; ' Jloivevor they 'would not-have-people tt.vo their word concerning tin tirico nnd quality, oftlioir m-tielos,. bat would consider it ns a favor if Ludics nnd Gentle-- iiien.woultl'chll and oxiupine for thoihsclvcs. N. B. 1‘brticnlar attention puid-to tvutelies left for repair. All Jobs in Uteir line will bo done i-.enlly, nhtl ut short notice. Plain Jewelry of till kiuils,-innnufae- tured to order; also Caucti und Coconuat Shells mounted to order. nav. 2 . 23 tf 150 Bills.-Western Whiskey 10 do ■- ” - *“ . 15,-Bills- '50 do. 35 libxcs Eal- Soap, 50 koga Nails' Smoked Bdof.imd Beef Tongues j; • .Crackers and RnisiuB . . , Lemon and Kusberry S.vrnps Jmnniea Kmn-nml Slnlngu VPfo.: Holland Gin and Cnguiuc Diiindy ' 'Albany Crcnni AIo Cordials tissortetl, Candies ns3ortcil Putty nml Glass. White Lead • f AlmondsajraFilberts, PcpperSpice and.Ginger Brown nnd white Havnima Sugar' I,oaf nnd Lump Sugar, Gun Powder diul In".’’l.Tcu Pvow.n’s best -chewing Tobacco, a Bnpcrior article, Together with a great variety of riiltor articles which they offer low nt wlinle'snlo qr retail—persons purchas ing, nro invited to coll ntid exuutino tlio!r stock. "uno 14 .... 19-'—tf von'h.o'st oiiljlr,nnd,nt tlto shortest notice. Ad oUr.ildnnltig^nnoliliio Jspot cmiroly cnniplctcd, Dr. Wm. S. Llghtfoot ‘ S OLE Proprietor of.Slngner’s Patent Truss for the e.uro of Hernia or Kuplurr.inthe counties of Tat-' hot, Muscogee, Harris, Troup, Coweta and Meriweth er, respectfully informs those afflicted with tiie disease, that he wjll lie in Tallfblton on the 10th of Doeembce nml remain 3 days onlv—at Kindic’n Store, 1—at Bartlesville 15th—in' Columbus 17th nnd remain 4 tint's only—In Hamilton 22d, and remnin two days— in LaGrnngo 25th nnd remain 3 days—in Newnnn 29th ■ and rcntuin 3 days—in Greenville 2nd January and remain 2 tlnys only. Those desiring his attention, are requested to make application immediately, because cold weather iti more conducive to their recovery than warm. Ho pledges himself to cure every wise when the rupture is reducible. Unless the cure is comple ted, no charge will bo made. Thoso having any doubtn . of tlio certainty of its curing are referred to certiffeatea published in the Milledgeville, Columbus and Angus- .6 , 44—2t University of Ceorgltt. T IIE next Term of this Institution, will cnmmencB on the Kith day of tho eusuing January. Stu dents who wish to connect themselves with it, can at .that timo join unv class for which thoy may he pre pared. For admission into the Freshman Class at that timo, n student must have a correct knowledge of English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Cicero’s Orations, Virgil; Creek Testament, Gricca Minora, or Wok Header, 1st hook Livy, fi Jacob’s Greek , first vol. ofGnr- ca Majnra. For ndmiesion into the Sophomore Class, ill addition to the above studies, a student must Imvo read Horace, 2d vol. Gru-ca Majoru, I)ay’a Algebra, nnd the 1st und 2d book 6f Euclid. ASBURY HULL, Secretary of the Board of Trustees, november 22 2mtlOJan. qttes- , cat within a short lime,ato _ toil to Imvo it'ercniied'beforo-thoy smut it. Wo shell tiso.every ettertion toremnvathis difiiculty tit on ear ly period; and utter a wnok or two, planters cud.olh- ers will suvo this troublo by sending their groin in its crude Bttfto.' ' Whcr.t Wanted. • Liberal pricos.in.cnish will He paid for nny qtmntily of good wheat, mnl os wo design keeping a supply of l''loUrcoiltiuitally. on linttd.pmrsnns desirous of obtain ing tlio article in a sweet and fresh condition, would do well to’npply at tho mill. . . - JAMES SHIVERS, Co. • August 30 ‘ . 30—If jfti ought to Jail, I N'Columbus, on ii, n offtli Inst, two negro follows,. qudhy the uumeJtt£ Mpsos, ami one by flip namo of Jilii, wjtp say, thoy, belong to E. W.. Toney, of Jlnrmtoll district, South Carolina. (Hoses is uhnui SOyoars old, Jini jg'uhmitSl, litUh ffarlt oomplcretluii. Tlto owner is requested to-coniply with the [uw,-nnil toko them away.; ' Nov. .1 39-tf , . JAS, C. H01.T.A.Nn,‘Jailor. Qronglit to Jail, I N Columlihs, off tlto 1st hut. a negro man liy the ' 'timn.a ltOriS, who soys lie-holnngs ,to Lbhortt Witrin ufLmvns county Alabama, saift negro is rilmul 5 feet 4 Ibtthak high, a bright -Mulnto, nboni21 vents of age. - Tlio owner is -rcqucstcil -to comply with the !nw mid take him ntvai-. - JAMES C. HOLLAND, Jailor, nov, Qt(t, 4<|—tf Sapcrim' Cloths. . -fUST received, a few pieces of superior Black, . Bluo, Ruvcn Greon,Invisible Green, Gold Mixed nnd Wine Brown Cloths—-also, Diagonal ttnd plain Casimercs, for salo by- . J. S. SMITH. November 15 ", -41-rlf Columbus Clothing; Store'. O H. & C- A. rEABODY, have now on Inmd, • uml aro coURUiutly receiving Goiitlcmcii’s Fashionablo Clothing, • . -'of every vnrioty— consisting of- '-'Broadcloth nnd Ciimlilet Cloaks, I'l-teralium and Broitdcloth -Snrtoutfi, Frock mul.Dress Cgnts mid Con- teos, Vests and Pantulouhs qf every description, Lin- CU, Cotton anil .Flannel Shirts', Knit: find plain. Gqtton and Flannel Drawers, Bosoms' nnd Collars, Sustion- jlers nml Husiery, Stocks, nnd Cravats, (Intoand Caps, ■of all kinds, Boots Shoes and Titnqis, Lenthar Trunks mn| Travelling lJkgs—in sltort, every article to fit ilto gentleman for Orfivolling, or’ for tho parlnlil—nlsu on til, a’Lnrgoi ... . li>'oadcloth3,'CasimoTcs -aud, Yoslings, suitable forjlio Bonbon, wliich will bo raailo itptonr- ‘ ' MMiiMMaRa' “ usual, at tho idioi-lesf notitc. novcmbni-15 KotVAND’s tonic mixture; OR, VEGETABLE FEBRIFUGE,. A spociilc aud lasting cure fiir tlio Fever ntid Agile.- Forsnlo’hy . I.) J. DAVIS .tGo. Code & Mutt he ws, Moll’s Mercors —Woolen Drapers, ami Tailors, West sido Broad Street, opposite Hoxey if Urqiiliart, R ESPECTFULLY infonnthocilizcnt of Colum bus, and visitors, .that they have on hand, and will constantly keep in extensive atkl splendid assort ment of Bupcrfino cloths, of all colors, black, blue, brown, dahlia, green, invisible groan, olive, iujclaide, &c. also, plain and diagonal kerseymurr,nf all colors, nattinetts, vestings, of.ull kimbi ami patterns, velvet,- id figured silk, itc. ite. all of which will Do cut. limited in the neatest and most fashionable Pocket Book lost. W .OST, on tlio 21st or 22d ult. on the rood leading JLd from Columbus to.Lumpkm, a red morocco poc-. kot book,containing sundry notes and papers, to-wit: one note for (100 nnd four notes for $25 each, drawn by Jeptha anil Rice Henderson, with A. B,.Gridin se curity, in favor of John P. SmjTl—ono note on John Pace, in favor of John P. 8myrl, for ((4) <ml aundr" other papers. ^■ The public tiro cuntloned against trai the pocket book or anil a reward will be Dee. G "3t 44 They-nlso'kcep<i their patrons, a general assortnion t of ( Ready Madu Clothing . Appertaining to the wear Of gcnllo.men—togcllipr with a variety.of lints, Caps, Handkerchiefs, Stispbndors, Clovcs.Ebirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Cocks, Hoots, Shoes,.Silk atul Colton, Umbrelldrs &c. ull of which will be sold nt moderate prices. N. B. Gentlemen furnishing, thojr own materials will have every ^attention paid, m tho oxccution bf their work. ' ' '• • Quarterly reports of the latest fashions are regular ly received. • ‘ Columbus. October18,1834: 37—y A large Supply of Blanks Kept constantly on hand, tor salo nt this office. New Dry .Goods/ T HE subscriber bos, and is now receiving direct from New;York, a Splendid assortment of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, consisting in part nf the following articles to wit: Supcrlmo Broadclosts, Cosimores, fine and course Satinotts, heavy Kerseys and Unsays, largo Mncki- id Duffle*— ' ‘ 1*. “ * • naw amt Duffie'BIankets, Saddles) Brldlos, Martingales i Nov»8tb, 40—tf and plain Cliuloy, Ready Rude. Clotiiing, : On Consignment. "SUE subscriber has rceeivpiTon C9nsigumcnt,.nn ; Assortment of Firio Ready -Mndn Clollung, ' wbii'li lie is sqlliiig ntgtisl uiul i Imi-ges—siteh ns- Frock, Dyoss mill Itimlitig Coin..,' Cudiiiict uni) Cliith Ctoiiks, . IJIue, Block und Brown 1'iiiitolnnns,' * ■ .do do do Vest/, lie. ite*. ■ ' ' • - Also, ail'Assortment of Bbots,-Shoes; Piiiiqis, Slippei-s, 8i|k Stiittkhlgs’nnd Gloves, together with a law line Cloth-'. E. SIGOURNEY NORTON. ■ novcmbcr lS ... - 41—If A teacher WUnted. O NE that can came well recommended, anil' can recommend himself if examined, will bo em ployed upon ronsiitmblo terms, ui toko llto eltnrgd,of Ji-ffci'son Academy. Situation healthy and ncighboi hood good. MOSES BUTT ) ' MBS > ■ m IVEY ) JOSIAH GRIMES , E. B. IV. SPIVEY ’ Trurtocs> 43 <f Notice. A LL jicrflons tire enutiffned iigninst imding for four tivonty-fivo dollar notes of hand, given-by me to DanielRoll of Harris county, as Uie consideration foi wliicti siiid notes were given have entirely failed, 1 au determined.not to. tiny them.' . . . 1 DAVID FUNDERBURK, llnrris county, nnvomlicr 28 43' 3t* . Twcuty Dollars Reward. liatnJd Ju. J high, rather stout built, plcnsni|t spoken; cousidcnilily grey oil thp heml and licgnl; his left foot turns out a lit- MO WllCl) liO walks, •'l.iuiA .l.»/.«lvhit hnu Knu Invtr IfewB cnnfTnrinontiiithe Columbus joilj or I will givo Doilnra for nny information that will cnnhlo «w I liim t directed to me at Perry, Houston county. JAAJQH W. PEARCKj • Brought to Jfni! N Coltitiiliits on tlio 30tli november last, a negro ^ moil by tlio namo of Tliomap. who Eoyo ho bdongfi to: William Kohcn of Montlcollo ..inrfftiHsippi.. Said nogro is ubout 5J5ycurs of ngc,J$ fool 9 inchoH high,-of a brown complexion. Tho mviicr in requested to com- ldy with the law and take hliit nwav. - JAMKS C. HOLLAND, Jailor. DcccmterQ , 44—tf Academic. M R. MnCLINTOCK, will contlnuo in charge of the Male Academy, in Columbus, for tho ensu ing year, nml wo hesitate not to coy, that, while }* presides over it, no institution in tlio United Statca . will offer greater advantages for a correct and businew education, or Or n preparatory school forontering Cofa lego. His modo of 'instruction is simple, critical and thorough. ’ His Government that of moral force ftrtu mmtimunt, and yet none more strict. His testimonials of high qualification a« a teachor, have boon fully sus tained,'mid the school is rapuUy increasing. He eon- tfenlRlo renininht least another year, and will nrohnbly locate niittsolfpe.rmanrnily among us during the ensu- iilg yCar with tlio determination to build up a fits! rote institution, if his efforts should be succeeded by tho community. Wo nnnounoo with much plcusurc that thn Female department under tho enre of Mr*. Tick- nor, is ono of the first schools for young Ladies desir ing u tisaful Education, in tho southern country. Nor arc the morals and imumcrs of her pupils neglected.— She spnres no paina to qualify them to move in tlio polite circles of life, yet nothing is attempted beyond plain (fmldccciit behaviour. She acts upon tho pre cept that “li meek und quint spirit,” is tlio brightest gem in l."nuty’<* crown,. In tho nmlo'department, the academic year will bo divided into two terms,'tho winter and Rummer ses sions. The Winter scasion to commence on thn first Monday in October each yenr, mid close with the month of Pobrunvy, with u vacation of about n wcok during tlio Christmas holidnyV. The Bummer pession to commence on the Rccond*Monday in March und to continuo to tlio end of the third week of August. No student will bo rocoivcd ft>r less than a rcbiooo, but if from any accident or removal of the parent, the Ku do nt cannot continue longer thunhalftnc term, one halt the tuitiun will he deducted, and no other deduction will he mada for absence. Persons entering scholars niter the first month Qf a session, will pay tVmn the timo of entrance. * Terms of tui^; on ‘ In English per Session Cto.s, ‘ *12 50 ... , Dn ' es. 2nff. Do. $10 00 In Languages ntid Mathematics, oq qq ■ , HEAIIORN JONES, Chairman, E. L. D^GRAFFEMURD, Scc»y. november'3Cnd 40 Inform?*tioii Wanted. business, unu i July fiillnwing SaM Willium Smith is (Shmit five feet nml sloven inchna high, iff regularly proji'ortionci figure, tluVk Cmnploxinn, blaok mtclligoiit oyes; tlio hnir offoftlte tup ofhisliraui, whieli is luff by plaiting Ilia tifiir over it; hb'is over fifty years olff; rotlo from lionib 11 very largo hay horse; Ills olqtbcs aro of a Lontlnn brawn color. Every Editor within tlto Unitixl Slates friondly to It /*li 'Xih nf littintlllif V. tin'll rviStottii* it ‘fiiunf >••• n 'i'Io- tho. eiiiMO ofhiminnity, willcottlbr a fiivor imn'tils. onjisolata and inuch mstrossoil woman, (wife of sold Smith) by giving- tlio ubovo on insertion in .their newspapers. Inforimitibu by lettcrwill bo gmtcfiilly rereived, directed Jo Mrs Evoliqo Smillt; Putnam Co, Hetieginpast offics,Illinois) ‘ • Dcdomlier fitii—44 : EVEfJNE A. SMITH. •Fifty Dollai's Reward. CJTOI.EN from tlio SnMt)nppr on flto 20lh Sop- n teifillsr lain, at Wotutnpku, Ala) ii dsrk Bny IIiiisc, heavyJmilt, about 18 hailils high, and nlteiit eight yours old,lict»y mnjn nnd tail) tho main inaltood tiiiio, curl?y,'and a Doted senr on itis -right hip—ho reeks \vo!l. I wHl give' twcnty-dollnrs reward to any i iibrsuff tlm't wifi secure tlio hmso so that T can got hlmWnin.and thirtv dolhirs for thotn'ltrehciiBlou ol dm viief...Any- infornmtioii «n tho subject will be received, nddlosred to tlio subscriber, nt - J5. WALDEN. 42-2m thankfully, , Talladega,.Alhliamn. . Tiilnileg.'i, ffov, 22 Slrnycd or Stolen, ■ , F ROM tho oithsoryierabout tbo first ofOctobor, a very ditrfi ehos nu t sorrel more oolt, blaze in thp fa'qonintf fore rind bind Ttig white,'duo your old last spring, blit finmll. Aiiy peTfOii seeing such nolt, plnnso . tty. lars rdwai'il)-nml iivo dollars rewiml if aiiy ono will scud tho a letter whcro-to'como nftor it. ‘ ' . EDWIN OGLETREE. nnvcmlier 22 ■ ■, • .42—4t GEORGIA, TALBOT COUNTY.^-Whereas Pc AN -ter F. Mnhnnc, applies to mo Cor letters of Ad- miiii-trptinn, on tho esiuto of Stojihou T. Cato,, (ate o£ said comity deceased, Thoso are therefore to cito anil ailmniiish nil and shignlnrtho kindred and creditors nf said deceased, to bo ntul appear at my offico ivitliin tlio liinoprcsoribcd by luw.tiuiliowcaugo ivliy said letters should - not ha granted, Givon undor my litind this 2flth day of Novcmlwr 1834. - - WILLIAM 8. GOSS.cc. o: nnyuiql'srSB. ' ' - , , 43 41 Mill Stones. rFNIIE Biibreribcr would infnnn the public, that ho JL- continues to cut Mill Stands, at his stand in.tho ncighborliaatl of Clark's mills 7 nriles above Colqm- |nts, where ho is prepared to execute, in tho neatest end most worklimnlilto momier,nlt orders for tho aboVc nnmed article. The grit iff thn stono which lie uses is of tlio very Iwst kind. - All persons favoring him with tlicir custom will rcccivo tlicir work at the shortest ito- lice, and nt reasonable prkw riovcmher.28 JrtH.V YATES 43 St JLaGrauRC Fcninlo Seminary. T IIE Trustees of ibis institution take this method to inform tlto public, that its exorcises for tho yOarl835, wilicommenco on tiie first Monday in Jan uary next, superintended (hs tbo preceding year) by tho Rev. Thomas W. Stanley and Ludv, assisted by Mr.J.'T. Phelps, A. B. . Terms or Tuition. Primary nnd Modem Bronchos. Spelling, Reading, nml Writing porquartor, $4,00 Arithmetic, Grni-minr and History, Ancient und Modern, $7,00 Higher Brandies. Natural, Moral nnd Intellectual Philosophy, As tronomy, Chemistry and Natural History, liliutoinat- ics including Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Kliet-' oric and Logic, Latin nnd Greek Languages. *8,00 In regard to tlio cliarnctor, mural and religious, of Mr. ubd.Mrs. Slunloy, as lo their fidelity and capacity ns iiistrtictors, tiin Trustees are ol'opiniun that there is no necessity. of remark, Their well tried integrity, long expcnt-hcc and unimpeded success in teachmg, have procured for them a repu tation which no remarks of applause, thn Trustees think, can enhance, nnd from wliiali they indulge no fear of detraction. Mr. Phelps is into a graduate of Middlcbcrry Col- lego, from his respectable und satisfactory recommen dations, tlio Trainees without hesitancy, pronounce him u young ntnn of unblemished moral'and Christian character, ut high respectability ns a nebular and of much experience in tciudring. Tho Trustees con attest to tho becoming attention nnd assiduity of tlio teachers during tho pust veur; and tlio oxnmilititlon with wliich it dosed, nffordeil indubi table proof, that the Confidence of those y ho Imd i ilnced'their daughters nml wards ill this £ cminnrv, tad not liccn misplaced. . Parents und Gum .linns who may confido their daughters and wants tot) .is instill*, lion tlio ensuing veer, may rest assured tl.atiio paiqb will ho spared to improve their minds unit morals. Lessons hi Music will ho given in the ft lace. Board, including rbam, washing, ligl.ts, fuel, gy. whit the principal, or in good familial sufficiently near for $10,09 per month. W.'WILLIAMS V W. A.REDD ' J- C. ALFORD { „ , R. BROOME f Kostacs. J. E. GAGE ( W. C. THOMAS J LaGrnngo, november 10 . 43—tlJ N. It. Tho Georgia Journal will pleaso publish tho-. nliovo Until first Jniiiinry. . ' Itnnawiy jCIROjl the sulyi rili’r ot. t ira lotli ii/gf, u bright M?, Mulatto serviml tibpisl tbiily years nfnjre, lies u pleasing caimtennuce when rpiiken to, nud Is at r-ll times-fund iff bilk. 8lio curried off considomliio chi- thing wlibn'shc loft me, mostly fate,nml gcnerallvgnos with her licuij tjeil up iu nhumlkerclffcf. Hcrhnmois Dorcas; uml, has probably been carried or enticed nwny by sumo ivlnto limn.' I will gii’o a liberal re ward to iiny person that will deliver her to mo noar tho factory -a .few miles nliovo Colnmbus, or secure her nudgivei such iulbrnmtion that 1 can-got her. JOBE ROGERS, november 23 ' ‘ 43— tf Brought to Hail, N"NN tlio 14th inrt. n negro man by tho nnmoef —9 Jlingo, who Fays ho Mongs to Gen, Souttof Slotitgomery county, Alu. lie is nf a dark cottiplec- milt, iibout 31 or 35 yeurs of ngr, about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high; tho owner is reqncrled to caino forward ptoni property, pay expenses end liilio him nwav. GEORGE W. ELUOri’, Sli’if. 1 • Russell county, Ain. nov. 22 42*-tf G eorgia stewart couNTY—wherena Daviil Cody npplios to mo for lcttsmofAdmin. istration on tho estate ofWinderILCcdy, late of said County deceased: There nro therefore tocito and admonish oil und sin- gnlag tlio heirs und creditors of mid deceased, to lm and appsar at my offico within tlto Unto prescribed by inw, to shew cause if any they can, why said letters of Administration should not bf granted. Givcnfrom undermy hand at office,this24th davof November, 1831.. THOMA8 M. DENNIS c. c. o Doceotbcrfi,' 44—it ScoltebBro Female Indiliiir. T HE present soaelonoftho Scottsboiii Kcmulo In stitute, will cloro on Friday Uto 12th DccoinUir noxt. Thu duties oftho Institute will be n-sumedsen thq fmii tli Monday in January, 1835. Dr.it Mrs. Brown, will bo nssisted in the Chssiaal and Scientific Department, by Dr. A. P.NuJt.n gradu ate of Yale, mid n rcgnlnr‘M. D. of the Cliuiloston Medical Collego; anil by Mr. Ilnrinna nnd Miss Clarko, whoso success ill giving instruction 1ms been filllv proved. Airs. Brmvn will conduct the Musical Department, ntul bo assisted by liwoll qualified musical Teacher, if the niimlior of pupils witnanls the engagement.—-• Tho Institution is well furnished with every ticcc.-isury- fipptmilus for teaching ej-pcriniciitol/y every princi ple in Chemistry, Astronomy, Electricity, and all link branches of natural philosophy. Dr;Brown’s success as a lecturer,with thoattain- montsaml tho respectability of tiro ninny hundreds ot pupils already graduates ol tlio Institute, warrants the. assertion, that no establishment in tlio Southern coun try can oiler greater advantages. Drawing nml Painting mny: bo pursued to any ex tent— innnynf tlto pupils, now uttiic institute,ran Hike- .Millilitres Op Ivbry, Patriots in oils,nnd Lundsc-apes ia oils nud water colours, mta>r natuhe. Arrangements jropuda to teat h n Painting Clasa of voting indies, vita harefiuiuhetl ttietr general studies independent of tho rccitcjions of the school. Any- of tlio pupils can pursue the Latin ami Greek langua ges, nnd tlm liighorbrinrelics of Muthcmatiee, if desired; nml tiie French tongue may lio studied either iu con nection or apart, front tlio English department. Miss Clnrko pud Jlp>. Brown rcsidod til nr years ftr France, and spake, tlm French lung uage ne thou- native longuo. These circumstonco's offer to voting ladies wlm wish to pursuo Allude) French nnd'Painting, or, either, without auj Otln r Branch qf education, r-upe.. rior advantages. .Board can lio obtained in tho dandy ol Dr.Brown,, 'fir other respectable families in ttuv Bon-, for ten dol lars por mouth. Tho health of the Born, is unquestionable, and lbs character of tlto Institution ensures to tlto young ladies, who bccoimuta pupils, nnd remain m-reaaonalde lime, nil tho higher attainments and elqgaut accomplish ments, uliirli run adorn woman, november 29, 4SMC5,Taq.

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Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, December 13, 1834, Image 1