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SIXTH VOLUME
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1S35.
PUBLISHED EVEKY SATURDAY DY
MARiiS, FLOURNOY & JETER.
Corner of Broad and Crawford Streets.
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TERMS—Three dollars per annum,payable in advance, or
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ordered out, and charged accordingly.
Legal Advertisements nulilUIiod at thei must rotoe,nnd
with Atrict attention 1 to tho rMuUiUoni of t;.o law.
N. B—All Sales regulated by law, must bo made beforo
the Court House door, between tho hours of 10 iu the
I morning, and 4 in tho ovoning—thoso of Land in tho coun-
4 ty whero it is situate} those of Personal Property, where
) tho letters testimentary, of administration or of guardian
ship were obtained—and are ruquirod to bo previously od-
1 ' vertised in Romo public Gazette, as follows!
Sheriffs’ Sales under regular executions, for thirty days;
” under mortgage fi fas, sixty days, before the dayOf sale.
-tfALfes of Land and Negroes, by Executors. Administrators
or Guardians, for sixty days beforo tho day of sale.
Iales of personal pronorty (oxcept liogroos) forty days.
Jitations by Clerks of the CourU of Ordinary, upon appli
cation for letters of administration, must bo published
. for thirty DAYS.
Citations upon application fpr 'dismission, by Executors*
1 Administrators or Guardians, monthly for six months. .
Jkders of Courts of Ordinary, (accompanied with a copy of
tile bond, or agreement) to make titles to land, must bo
published THREE MONTHS- - • ' •
Notices by Executors, Administrators or Guardians, of ap
plication to tho Court of Ordinary for leave to sell the Land
i Sr Negroes of aii estate, four months.
f Notices by Executors or Administrators,to tho Debtors and
Creditors of on citato, for six weeks. >
E7* Letters to tho Editors, ou business, must be port pud,
f to entitle them to attention.
Luw Notice,
WTOTE liavo associated ourselves in tlio practice of
YY the Law, under tlio Btyle of Colquitt, Echols
McKccn. Ono of tho firm will beulways found ut
their office, formerly occupied'by Colquitt Sc Flour
noy. WALTER T. COLQUITT,
' • JOSEPHUS ECHOLS,
THO’S. C. McKEEN.
Columbus Oct, 18 37—tf
Law.
IIE undersigned, will hereafter attend the Supe
3l. rior Courts of tho following counties to wit:
Muscogee, Harris, Meriwether,Troup, Hcard,Cow-
ota and Fayette. His residence is at LaG range,Troup
ounty, office on tlio Nortli ahle^offlM public^juare.
• 'April 25 ’ 13-tam'
Insurance Bank or Columbus, /
November 14,1831. j
f|nHE Stockholders of this Bank, uro required to
JB. pay ten dollars per share ou the ('apitaf Stock,
«n Monday. 13th January, 1835.
By order of tho Bo' “
oard.
B. HEPBURN, Cashier.
41 td
For Sale or Rent,
r iA COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, containing
jCR. four small rooms, each witli a fire plnce—situa
ted in a pleasant part of town. Apply at this Office.
Tobacco.
HE subscriber line just received on consignment
m. a largo quantity of Tobacco, of different nulli
ties, n very superior article, which ho will sell very
tav. Country merchants will dowoilto call nndex-
miinc. AUG. HAYWARD.
jqn.2. J5
Notice.
T HE notes and accounts of Ilf. TV. Perry ff Co.
nre.pliiccd in the hands of tho subscriber for
lifc'T ^BA^Lk! HODGES. 0 ^
Copartnership Notice.
T HE subscribers respectfully giro notico that
they have formed a connexion in business un
der tho name and style of ALLEN Sc HILL.
LEWIS C. ALLEN.
MARK L. HILL.
Columbus, Jan. 5,1835. 43
New Firm and New Goods.
ALLEN & HILL,
R ESPECTFULLY give notice that tlioy have
taken the commodious brick store, formerly oc
cupied by Messrs. II. S. Smith Sc Co. and ono door
north of Messrs. Peabody’s Clothing Store in Broad
street. They have received per the beautiful steamer
Ellen, Capt. Jenkins, via Apalachicola, from Now
York, and die now opening und offer for sale, (verv
cheap for cash,) a splendid stock of
West India Goods, Groceries, in part, and
Provisions—among which are,
10 hbds. of St. Croix and Partarico Sugars
40 bags Green Coffee; 10 hbis. Loaf Sugar
4 libls. Havanna whim and brown Sugars
75 " No. 2 und 3 Mackerel
100 boxes Scotch Herring
50 bbls tiencsseo Flour
1000 lbs. first rate Goshen Butter
5000 “ new milk Choose; 20 bbls. Irish Potatoes
6 Uhls. Onions; Mess Pork
Mess, and family moss Boof in half barrels
500 lbs. SalErntus; butter Crockers in half bbls.
Bbls. Poughkeepsie stock Alo
Brooms
. . • Hyson, Imperial firPouchong Tens
Popper; Pimento;-Ginger; Starch
2500 lbs. Tobacco,of nil qualities
15 boxes spernt Candles; 10 boxes Raisins
Powder and Shot; bar l-cad
Spanish and Alexandria Cegars
Bar Soap; Wrapping Paper
Cassia; Cloves; Nutmegs; Mustard
20 hbis. N. E. Rum; 10do. American Gin
2 pipes Cognac Brandy
5 blils. American Brandy
1 pipe Holland Gin
4 baskets Champagne Wine
25 casks old Madeira,- )
Brown and Palo Sherry, > Wines
Port, Tcuoriffs and Malaga,)
. Jamaicu Runt
Noils, Iron, Steel, Shovels, Axes, Castings,fisc.
Also, a handsome assortment of
English and American Dry Goods,
Such os Calicoes; Mackinaw, Stout, Rose, Duffle,
Point and Horse Blankets; Sheetings and Shirtings,
blenched and unbleached:Factory Ginghams nnd
Checks; Copperplates and Furniture Patches; Russia
-Diapers; Bed Tickings; Satliuete; Negro Cloths;
Plaid Lilisevs for Negro women.
Tho above goods wore purchased vory low in New
York, expressly for this market. Tlioy ore of tlio first
quality and will bo sold at a very Bmnll advnnco from
cost.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine them before purchasing elsewhere.
Juuuary9 49 tf
^TJ-kURING my absence from Columbus for a few
B B wcoks, the business of S. K. Hodges & Co. anil
M. W. Perry Sc Co. will he attonded to by Jamos V.
Hogg, nt our office in Col.S. Jones’ Building, cornor
of Broad and St. Clair streets, whore tho notes and
' ' SAM’L K. HODGES.
48
OI iiruuu iiuu 01# vsiuji
accounts mnv ho found.
Jan. 1,1835.
Commission, Receiving,
AND FORWARDING HOUSE APALACIIICIIOLA.
r'HNHE undersigned have formed a copartnership
' A under the firm of Falconer & Kimbrough, for
tho purpose of transacting a General Agency, Com
mission und Receiving and Forwarding Business,—
Being prepared to matte the usual advances on con
signment to their friends in Now-Orlcans, Now-York,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Providence and Boston, and
disposed to devoto their time exclusively to the inte-
tcrestof thoso confiding business to their charge; ha
ving made the ltecossary arrangements to forwnrd Cot
ton to New-York or elsewhere with expedition by vos-.
sols of light draft of water at tho lowest rates of freight,
a liboral Bharo of public patronage is rc« jactfillly eali-
WM. H. KIMBROUGH.
References.
Shorter, Tarver Sc co. Coltimhiie.
Gen. Howard, “
Judge Cor.quiT, “
Drs. Hoxey Sc UitqiniAiiT, “
P. D. Woodruff, “
James H. Shorter, Esq. Now-York.
Gen. R. K. Call, Florida.
Hon. J. W. White, “
Dr. D. L. White, Gadsden county, "
A palnchicoln, august 1 31—tl
Notice.
P ERSONS having demands ngaiust Mirabcau B.
Larntir, Esq. are requested to present them to
the subscriber at Macon for payment. All open ac
counts must bo attcstc^oMhcj^wiUnoj be jniiL^
Jad. 1,1835. ' 49--3t
No. JO Oc S2 William-st. New York,
• BETWEEN WAI.L and pine streets.
T HE subscribers having taken the nbnvo Ware
Houses fora term of years, inform tlio Merchants
? of this place and vicinity, that they ore now opening
i an entire new stock of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
of thoiruwn importations and recent purchases, cal
culated for tho Southern and Western trade, which
ore offered for solo for Cash or approted credit,-
* They are induced to open their Goods thus early to'
remove ohjoetionq that nro. 1often made, that tho stocks
of our city are not complete ot this season of tlio year.
DQREMUS, SUYDANIS & NIXON.
December 20, 1834. 48—fit
Dry Goods nnd Groceries.
JUST'RECEIVED, on consignment, nnd will he
_ sold on accommodating terms, an extoHslVe as
sortment of Dry Goods and Groceries.
gi
SAM’L K. HODGES.
48
!i n
ry
On the Dry Goods, timo will be given forjmdnnbted
an. 1,1831.
Negroes for Sale.
T HE subscriber would inform tho citirens of Co
lumbus, and of the surrounding country, that
ho has a -
Largo Lot of Negroes
on tho West side of tho River nour Girard. Amongst
them there are sovcral house girls, also a first rate
Tanner. The lot is well assorted, nnd I will eell on
rcasonablo terms for cash.
ROBERT WATSON.
Columbus, January 3 ;48 3t*
Macon Jockey Club Races.
T HE Annuel Rncce over tho Central Course will
commence on Mnndov the Ifitli day of March,
I 1835, when the following Burses will be run for, free
f for any Nag in tho world.
, First Day—Monday, March 16th—Jotkoy Club
f Purso—1 mile heats—J200.
r Second Day—Tuesday, 17th—Jockey Club Parso
j .2 mile heats—$300,
Third Day.—Wednesday, lflth—Jockey Club
Parse—3 mile heats—$500.
Fourth Day—Thursday, 19th—Jockey Club Purso
-4 mile heats—$700.
Fifth Day—Friday, 20th—Jockey Club Purse—
■tnilo heats—best 3 in S—Purso supposed to bo worth
... $300.
“J ST Tlio Millcdgevillo Times, tho Columbus En-
f quirer, Charleston Mercury, Columbia Times, Nash-
3 villo Banner, Augusta Sentinel nnd American Turf
Pollster will plcnso publish the above weekly six
v times, nnd forwnrd their accounts to tho Sccretnrv for
^V. payment. JOHN II, OFFUTT, Secretary.
& Macon, December 25 43—Ot
pj]
Work Bag and Itloney Found.
■ ■ • TUI >UN1> in Cdlutnhus, on Saturday morning Inst,
JT a Lady's Work Bag, containing sundry articles,
and an amount of Money, supposed to have been
dropbed from n travelling carriage. The owner con
have tho same by applying to tlio subscriber and giv
ing a description of dieprojertj. — ^
26—tf
For Sale.
GOOD jCook, Washer and Ironer, sold for no
, fault. Enquire at this office.
Columbus, Oct. 18
Rank Checks,
On the Columbus and. Insurance Bank,
for solo at this Office.
. A L rge Supply o<‘ Blanks
Kept constantly on hand, for solo at this office.
MERCANTILE.
Fashionable Clothing Store,
Noxt door to tlio Columbus Bank—Columbus, Gu,
J. S. SMITH,
H AS just received, and is now offering for snio,
an Extensive Assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
•. consisting of >
Blue, Black and Invisible Green Frock Corns,
Loudon Brown and Claret do do
Block and Invisible Green Dress du
Claret and London Brown do do
Green and Brown Cloth Coutccs,
Bluo and Black Cloth Pantaloons,
Stripe Sc Diagonal (variety ofc '
Sett melt und English Fustiuuj
C01
Figured Silk Velvet Vests,
Plain do do do
Black Satin do
Black Casimcro and Cloth Vests,
Figured Valcnoius do
Todnett do
Wliito Sc Figured Mersaillcs do
Gentlemen’s Drub; Brown and Green Cloth Over
Coats,
Gentlemen's Cloth and Camblet Cloaks,
Cotton Knitt Shirts,arid Drawers,
Silk do do do
Flannel & Cotton Fian’l do
Twilled do do
Supcrfino Fair and Silk Hats,
do Boots aud Shoes,
Plain and Figured White Silk Half Ilase,
Black do do do do
Cotton do do do do
Also, an Extcnsivo Assortment of
SUPERFINE BROADCLOTHS.
Diagonal and Plain Cusimercs,
Plain and Figured Silk Volvot Vesting,
Plain do do do
Superfino Black Satin do
Do White <k Fig’d MersnillcBido
A Good Assortment of
Tailor’s Trimmings, of the best quality.
TJ10 nbovo Goods have just been received from Now-
York and Philadelphia, and are offered far salo, low
for cash.
TAILORING conducted ns usual,
Nov. 1,1834. By F. A. FAIRCHILD.
Auction and Commission Room.
BHOAD-STREET, COLUMBUS, OA.
E S. NORTON, A noli oncer, will thankfully re
f> ceivo and punctually attend to all orders in
the Auction and Commission Business, Liberal ad
vance mudu ou consignments.
. REFERENCES.
, Shorter, Tarver & Co. Columbus, Gn.
Stkwart & Fontaine, “ “
0. W. Dillingham, “ “
E. E. Powers, “ -
E. J. Harden, Apnlachicolo,Flor.
Falcoxar & Kimbrough, “ “
D. CARPF.NTER, - • Montgomery, Ala.
James Hi Shorter, - - - Now-York.
James C. Barry; ... - Baltimore.
June 28 21—tf
Notice.
4 HE subscribe™ having established themselves
nt Apalseiiienln, Florida, os
•Wholesalfl Grocers, Commission and
Forwarding Merchants.
Have made arrangements to make liberal advances on
Cotton shipped to their fiends in New York.
Business entrusted to their care will ho oxccutod
Foster & Fogle
W OULD iutorni the citi&cus of Columbus nnd
vicinity, that they have opened a store 011 Broad
street, in tho building Ibrmorly occupied by the Insur-
unceBank.
THEIR STOCK CONSISTS OP '
Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Gold Levers and Lcpines.
Gentlenieii’s.Silvor Levers, Horizontal and Plain
Watches.
Lndios Cable and Basket Need Chains,
Chuins, deals, Keys and Hooks.
Sots of Earrings and Pins, with Agate, Jet, Cameo,
Cornoliun, Topaz and Swiss Punning Centre.
Diamond, Jet, Pearl Enamel, Garnet, Ruby, Gold
Stone, Plain and Chased Finger Rings.
Diamond, Pearl, Jet, Cameo, Agate and Plain Breast
Pins.
Gentlemen's Long Link and Curb Chains.
Seals trad Keys.
Guard Chains and Keys.
Gold Spectacles and Pencil Cases.
Belt Slides and Buckles.
Visiting Card and Cases.
Musical, Shell und Ivory Snuff Boxes.
Beud Bags and Purses, Bead Chains and Scarfs.
Coral anu Jet Necklaces.
Silk and Leather Purses. ,
Curved and Plain Shell and Brazilian Combs.
Silver Plaited anti Steel Spectacles und Cases.
Silver Pencils und Lends.
Pen, Pocket und Dirk Knives.
Scissors, Dirks, Razors and Strops.
Flutes, Fifes, Unrmoaicas aud Viulin Strings.
- Silver Table, Tea, Cream, Mustard und Suit Spoons.
Butter aud Fruit Knives.
Perry’s Tongues, Gills, and Ciliots, and Steel Pons,
Needlos, nnaThimbles.
Silver nnd Steel Watch Chains nnd Kovs.
Key Rings, Watch Ribbon, Slides and Rings.
Chess Boards and Men, Back Gainon Boards. '
Tooth Brushes and Powder.
Gilt und Steel Purso Clasps.
Double nnd Siugio Barrel Guns.
Belt und Pocket Pistols, l’ow.der Flasks, Percus
sion Caps and Holders,
Alabaster mid Ebony Mantle Clocks.
Willard’s Patent Time Pieces.
Canes with nnd without Swords.
Plaited Candlesticks, Snuffers nnd Trays;
Castors, Tea Pots mid Beils—aud . ■
Many other urticles, too numerous to mention, all
of which thoy offer low for cash or approved credit.
However they would not have people luko their
word concerning tlio prico and qunlity of their nrliclea,
but would consider it os 11 favor if Ladies nnd Gentle
men would cull mid oxmniuo far thonmolvcs.
N. B. Particular attention paid to watches left for
repair. All Jobs ill tlieir line will bo done noutly, end
ut short notice. Plnin Jewelry of all kinds, manufac
tured to order; also Canes and Cocoanut Shells
mounted to order.
nov. 2 23 If
Goods sold lor the Benefit of tho Public 1
NEW MERCHANT!
• Nfcw Store! Hew Goods'!
I7MN1IE Subscriber 1ms opened Ilia stock "f DRY
X. GOODS, and will sell on rcasonablo terms.
R. WOODRUFF,
In Calhoun’s new block, Randolph streot
Columbus, nov. 29 41111'
Groceries! Groceries!!
I1E subscriber would inform his ftiends and the
public, that lie has taken the new store on
Brand street, adjoining Messrs Goldstein & Heine,
whero I10 offers lor salo a good assortment of Groce
ries &c. among which are tlio following nrticlos.
1. hhds. St. Croix Sugar
3 boxes brown Httvanna do.
3 do. White do. do. fi cwt. Loaf do.
6 cwt. Lump do. 50 Saclts Coffee
50 bbls. Canal Flour
20 half bbls. Buck Wheat do
10 do Water Crackers, 10 do. Soda do.
10 do. Buttor do. 5 do. Sugar do.
5 Tiercos Rico, 20 Casks Choose
10 bbls. No. 2 Mackerel, 10 do No. 3 do.
15 half bbls. No. 1 do. 10 do. No. 2 d
2 do. Pickled Suusagus
15 quarter Casks Muluga VVino
10 do. Madeira do. fi bottos Muscat do.
1 Pipo Cogniao Brandy, 1 do. Holland Gin
1 bbl. old Irish Whiskey, 10 do. Rum
10 do. American Brandy
10 do. American Gin, 5 do Cider Vinegar
10 bokes God Fish, 5 do. Tobacco
35 do. Soap, 20 do. Sperm Candles
10 Al. Spanish Cigars, 5 do. half Spanish do.
5 biles Iiomospun, fi do Stripes und Plaids
Cassia, Pepper, Starch, Mustard
Tens, 1 Florence Oil, Pails, Brooms, &c.
A go«d assortment of Hollow Ware
4 dot. Collins Axes, fidoz. Wooding Hoes
1 c.,so Rifles, 25 casks Nails
4 toils assorted Swedes and American Iron
English, Gorman and Blistered Stool
25 Kegs Duponts Powder
35 bags Shot assorted, 2,000 lbs. Bar Load
4 Crates Crockary
4 Huuipors Wino bottlos &c.
A*. PODGE.
Columbus Doc. 13' j 44—tf
Dry Goods,
HATS, SHOES AND CLOTHING,
T HE- subscriber htuuaken ustm-o on Broad street
oppnsito Messrs: Shorter, Tarver & Do. whore
he is now offoriug a general assortment of the above
named articles 011 its gnud terms os the sumo can bo
obtained in Georgia. Alorchunts mill others wishing
topiirchnso are respectfully requested to coil and ox
amine his goods bol'oiu purchasing olsowlioro
His stock consists, in purl, of
Cloths .of various colors and qualities
Cusimercs do do do
Suttinetts, Vestings, Euglish and French Prints
" hundsomo avticlo
Cainbricka, Gloves
French 4-4 Prints^ h very hundsomo article
Painted Muslins, colureu (
I milieu imilMllinj UUIUIUU wuiliuiiunn t uii
Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Stacks, Hosiery
Bluck Italian Silk, Black Poults du. S010
Colored GroH do Naples, Locos, Footings
Thread Edgings, Plaid Oomhries, Jaekunoto
Swiss Mastinsvfigured mid Plum
Book Muslin; Bishop Lawns, Long Lawns
Irish Linens, togother withalmosl overy Url
tho Dry Goods Line.
... i-lciomisortinentof
Tint*, Shoes nml Clothing,
nov. 29—3m BENJ. BONNEY.
J. S, Moore Ac ill, J. 1'arvcr,
AVING purehnsod li-oin Messrs. Shorter, Tnr-
ver & Co., their entire stock of Merchandize,
will do lihsincss at thosamo stand, uudortiic nutno
and style of
MOORE TARVER,
And will keep constantly on baud n general assort
ment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, &c. &c. &c.
Which they will sell nt tho lowest prices for cash or
■qinrovcd -credit.
Jannary 10, 49—tf
. Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Ac.
W E lmvo on hand overy variety of Looks, Hiiigos,
Screws, Saws, Axes, Hatehdu, FIIob, Knives
and Forks, Pocket Knivon, Razors,. Razor Straps,
Spoons, Sic. Double and Single Barrel Percussion'
and Flint Guns, lteltnnd l’ockot Pistols.
ItLAGKSAllTII TOOLS.
Bellows 24,28,30,32,34 inch,superior qunlity .
Sanderson’s best ntouso holo Anvils
' Vices, SOreiY plates, Sledges and Hand Hammers
ALSO ’
150 Kogs Nails assortod, 10,000 lbs, Shoot iron do
2,000 do Lend, 1,000 do Copper
200 Roams wrapping paper, 2 tons Castings
A few of Rowland’s best Mill Saws, and a full und
largo assortment of Tin Ware.
HALL & MOSES,
adjoining Bedell So Walkers Tavern.
December 13 45 tf
T
AKinnimcs.
HE subscriber bus for sale tlio following Alma
nacs, (o-wit:
The Temperance Family Almanac,
The Farmer's Almanac,
Tho American Comic Almanac,
Davy Orockotl’s Almanac,
Beers’ Carolina and Georgia Almanac,
1835.
%?e^r°' d0 “ n fe 0 . r ^OuWEY NORTON.
Splendid Foreign Shells.
SPLENDID assortinontof AlandoPieco Shells
received and for salo by
E. S. Norton.
47 tf
Wrapping Paper;
salo cheap for cuslt. „ , „ ,
Also, on hand Browns Extra eupor No. I Tobacco.
' E. S. NORTON.
NEW SE1UU1S—Vol. I. No. SO.
POEIRV.
From tlio Albany Alicrcscopo.
TI1E QUILTING.
Tlio following is descriptive of n scene in which 1 .
Intoly pnrlK-.ipuIni! with a circlo of iny friends in this
city. If you publish it you havo the approbuiiim of
NANCY.
Tlio day is sot, tho ladies mot,
And at tho frames are Boated,
P^°d» lhey work in hnstc,
°J> ot M>° qoilt completed,
riio finger* fly, thoir tongue* they ply,
And unmmto thoir labor*,
By counting bnntix, disciif-^ing clothes,
Or talking of their nciglibur*.
‘♦bear what a pretty frock you’ve on^
.... m . V . 0I 7 K* ad y°« likoit.”
I m told tlmt MM Micomicon
Don’t speak to Mr, Mic.nto.”
“I Buw Miss Bel! the other dny
nrw giff ndnniing”—
Wlmt keeps your sister Ann awitv ?”
olio went to Troy this morning. 1 ’
“’Ti* timo to roll; mv needle’s hroko’V
bo 1 «bor*s stock ft Rolling
Abby.’* wedding gown’* bff iioke,”
urUSM yburad^drw Ellen,’ 1
7 lint match will never come fti^ut; 1 *
Now don’t fly in a passion,”
The quilt is done, the tea begun—
The bonnx aro all culldeting;
Tlio table’s clcur’ti—the music heard,
His partner eaeli selecting.
The merry band.iuordoi stand
Tho dauco begins with vigor—
And rapid foot, tlio measures Leaf,
And trip tho tnazy figure.
Unheeded by, tho moinonts fly,
Old time himself,scbrns dancing,
Till night’s dull oyo is op'd to spy
Tlio stcpR of mom advancing.
1 hen closely stow’d to each abode,
^TnO carnages go tiltine, \ L
And many nuroam ban for its theme,
The pleasures of tho quilting.
OTISCEUUANEOUS.
Choice Groceries^
J UST.received, on consignmont, and for sale cheap
for cash, _ ....
20 casks Fresh Rico, 10 harols Northern Gin
• 20 barrels Canal Flour, a fresh article
20 do Northern Rum, 3qr.casks ShorryWino
3 qrcasks Sicily Madeira
5 8p^a„dle.,Soa & ,Su,reh,Se^ar..N & ^
ilmoal every article in
F rench nnd English merinos—An
elegant assortment of French nnd English Mo-
linos for sale by 1 ENJ. BONNEY,
Broad street, opposite Shorter, Turvor & co.
Columbus nov. 29 43 3m
with fidelity and dispatch,
COVE '
Apalachicola, Jan. 9
LrL
I)A It 1 Sh OR Nt ■
<r—3m
Rowniid’s Tonic IWixtnre.
WAIlItAN'TliD A CEai'KCT AND LASTING CUBE FOB THE
FEVER AND AGUE.
WNOR SALE, wholesale and retail by
JT FLETCHER & WF.STCOTT,
Dhugoists, Apalachicola, Florida.
“I. hereby appoint Messrs. Flotchcr &
Wcstcott, my agents for tho snio of “ Rownnd’s Tonic
Mixture,” iatlio Territory of Florida, Enslcm part of
Alabama nnd Western part of Goorgin; who nro a-
hle to furnish the snid mcdicinos to ull who
to them on os favorable tornis as they can obtain fron
' 0 proprietor himself.”
(Signed,) “JOHN R. ROWAND.”
“ Philadelphia, Oct. 24,1833.
Jan. 18 34—tf
A Teacher Wanted.
O NE that can come well recommended, nnd can
recommend himself if examined, will be cin-
S loved upon reasonable terms, to take the charge of
efferson Acadeinj.^SituationJicaltliy and neighbor
hood good. ——~
Moses butt
JOSIAH GRIMES
E. B. W, SPIVEY
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Boot and Shoe Store.
DAVID H. GARLAND & Co.
R ESPECTFULLY inform tlio inhabitants of Co.
lumbaB and vicinity, that tlioy have taken the
YELLOW BRICK STORE,
nearly opposite tlio Insurance Bank, where thoy arc
now opening a largo and extensive assortment of
Boots and Shoes, ana will bo constantly receiving fresh
supplies, Thoir arrangements nro such no will ena
ble them, nt all times, to lmvo on hand fresh goods, of
tho best quality, manufactured expressly for them
selves.
Ladies’ Gaiter nml Lace Boots and Shoes,
ofovory variety nnd description, and particiilnrly those
of die finest and most fashionable kind, of city manu
facture, will bo constantly kept o« hand—particulars
of which in future advertisements—all of which goads
will he sold at die very lowest terms, for cash.
Wanted!
10,000 Slaughter Hides, for which, cash
at the highest market price, will ho paid.
December20 46 5t
Code (feillaUIietvs,
Mull’s Mercers —Woolen Drapers, and
Tailors,
West side Broad Street, opposite Hoxey & Urqubart,
B ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Colum
bus, and visitors, dint tlioy Imre on-hand, nnd
will constantly keep an extonsive mid splendid assort
ment of Htitiorfino cloths, of ail colors, Idack, blue,
brown, dahlia, greon, invisible green,olive, atlclaide,
Jtc. nlso, plain nnd diagonal kcrscynmrs, of ull colors,
sntlinotts, vestings, of till kinds and patterns, velvet,
plain and figured silk, &c. &c. nil of which will bo cut
made and trimmed in the neatest nnd most fashionable
stylo, nt various prices, to suit the demands of thoir
customers. Coats made to order at from $17 to $40.
Tlioy also keep on hand, for die accommodation of
thoir patrons, n general iissortnicnt of
Ready Made Clothing
Appertaining to the wear of gentlemen—together with
a variety of Hnts.Cnps, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,
Gloves, Shirts, Bosoms, Collnrs, Slocks, SoeltR^Ioots,
Shoes, Silk and Cotton Uinlirollurs Ac. all of which
will be sold at nmderato prices.
N. B. Gentlemen mniisliing their own materials
will have every attention paid, ill tlio execution of their
work. , , ....
Quarterly reports of tlio latest fashionsare regular
ly received.
Columbus, October 18,1834. ~3;~y
T I
New Dry Goods.
HE subscriber Ims, nnd is now receiving direct
from Now-York, n Splendid assortment of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
consisting in part of die following articles to wit:
Superfine Broadcloths, Casimcres, film and conrso
Sadnctts, heavy Kerseys mid Linseys, largo Macki
naw and Duffle Blnnkois, figured nnd plain Clinloy,
fnney coloured end plain Siks, largo and small Meri
no Shawls, Hats, Roots, Simon, Ready Made Clothing,
Snddtes, Bridles, Martingales Ate.
Nev. 8th, 40—if E. 1’. POWERS.
Cloths and Linens
CHEAP FOR CASH.
S UPERFINE BLACK,—BLUE,—ADELAIDE,
BROWN, AND GREEN CLOTHS,just recei
ved, mid will Im sold nt a small advance on New York
cost—alaon large supply of
Fine Irish Linnens.
Columbus, Dec, fi 44 J. B GREEN Sc Co.
Superior Cloths.
J UST received, a few pieces of superior Rlnck,
Blue, Haven Green, Invisible Green, Gold Mixed
nnd Wino Brown Cloths—nlso, Dingonal nnd plain
Caslniores, for sale by J. S. SMITH.
Novcmbei 15 41— If
Notice.
A LL persons indebted to the estnteof P.cnjomin D.
£5L Mays deceased, nro requested to make payment
immediately, and rhoee having demands, to render
them in according to Low, mid in due course of the
Low. John \v. MAYS. F.x’r.
December 29 46 fit
New Store.
T HE subscriber hasjust opened the store in Brood
Rtreet, three doors nhnvc the cornor of Crawford
street, and offers to tho public a _ .
Now Stock of Goods from Now York.
Among which ore a choice collection of fashionable
I rv Goods, Ready Made Clothing, llurdwnro, Hats
and Shoes', Groceries, Ladies' Baskets, mid n variety
offitney articles, which will lie sold cheap for cosh.
E. D. Ludyard.
N. B. Any information respecting a box of Con
fectionaries which eamo up on the Steam Boot Co
lumbus lust trip, (from which the mark was lost) will
tic thankfully received.
Columbus, Dee. 27 47—If
P APER.IIANGINGS.~1,000 pieces Paper Hang-
rags mid bordcrings forsale liv
BENJ. BONNEY,
Broad street opposite Shorter, Tarver & Co.
novcmber28 43 3m
G ENTLEMEN’S anil BOYS DAI’S, oftlio now-
■ cst patterns und finest qualities for salo cheap
by BENJ. BONNEY,
Broad street opposite Shorter, Tarver &.Co,
novomhcr28 . 43 3m
BuildittK materials.
i selected stock of HARDWARE, of overy dos-
Ik ortptlon used in building.
White LeaiVwnrranted pure, Colors,
BestLinsccd OH, Paint, l’utly,
Window Otaes,0 x 10, 10 x l2,12 x 14,13 x 10,
12 x20, mid 14 x 20
Copal and Japan Varnish, Varnish nnd Graining
Brushes. For salo by •
HALL &,MOSES,
adjoining Bcdoll Sc Wnlkors Tavern,
Columbus Doc. 13 45 tf
Quackery.——Tlicro is nothing nhout
which it is .moro easy to gull the public than
tho remedies for tho” decays of nature. JUert
trust thoir lives in hands whero they would
nut think a shilling safe, and arc induced to do
so by tlio very arguments which applied to
• money, would deslroy their confidence entire
ly. If u mun were to como here from u dis
tant country und advertise in alt tlio papers
that he could so conduct all tho branches of
business as to insure unheard of profile, would
tho people flock to him with llte.ir money !—
They would understand that such pretensions
wero in thomselvcs proof of imposture. But
if a stranger advertises that he will cure all
diseases with ono remedy, and dcclures most
roundly that ifho wero universal doctor, death
Would bo driven from the world, ho will prob-
Si
ADIEU, MISSES nnd CHILDREN’S SHOES,
For sole by BENJ. BONNEY,
Broad street opposite Shorter, Turvor Sc CO.
novomber 28 42 3m
Witticli, Greenwood & Co.
H AVE just received, mid nro now receiving from
Now-1 ork, und Ncw-Orlonns, on Extensive As
sortment of
Dry Goods and Groceries—consisting of
Staple and fancy Dry Goods, Hardware mid Ctitlory,
Crockery end Glass Ware, Hats, Shoos, Bools, See.
Sait Iron, Steel and Castings.
18,060 Ihs. Bacon, 07 kegs Lnrd
180 Bbls. Orleans Sugar, 30 do St. Croix do
84 sacks Coffee
150 Bids. Westom Whiskey
10 do do R11111, 30 do Northern do
15 Bills. Rye Gin, 40 daNo. 4 and 2 Mackarel
60 do Molasses, 17 dir Moss nnd prime Pork
35 boxes Bur Soap, 50 kegs Nails
Smoked Iloef and Beef Tonguos
Crackers and RaisinB
Lemon ancfUsshorry Syrups
Jiunuicn Rum and Malaga Wine
Holland Gin mid Cogniuc Brandy
AllmnyCreiuii Alo
Cordials iissnrtod, Candies assorted
Putty nnd Glass, Wliito Isold
Almonds nnd Filberts, Pepper Spieo and Gingor
Brown and whitoMavnnna Sugar
Lonfand l.mnp Sugar, Gun Powder ami Imp’l. Ten
Brown’s best chewing Tobacco, u superior nrtlclo,
Together with a groat variety of other articles which
they offer low at wholosulo or rouiil—persons purchas
ing, aro invited to call and cxmulno their stock.
June 14
19—tf
, Columbus Clothing Store.
II. Sc C. A. PEABODY, have now on hand,
'Of o mid aro constantly receiving
Goutlomon’s Fashionablo Clothing,
of every variety—consisting of
Broadcloth and Cntnblct Clonks, Petersham nml
Broadcloth Surtouts, Frock anil Dress Coats and Goa-
teas, Vasts and Pnntulouns of evory description. Lin
en, Cotton mid Flannel BIlirls, Knit and plain Cotton
und Fluincl Drawers, Bosoms and Collars, Suspen
ders nnd Hosiery, Stocks, and Cravats, lints and Caps,
of nil kinds, Boots Sliucs mid Pomps, Leather Trunks
and Travelling Bags—in short, every article to fit tho
gentleman for travailing, or for tho parlour—also on
hand, a Large and well Selected Assortment of
Broadcloths, Casimcres and Vestings,
mumble for tlio season, which will ha made up to or
der, by accomplished wnrkincn, end warranted to fit.
To those favoring us with thcircustom, no pains will
bo spared to givo entire satisfaction. Cutting dono as
usual, at tlio shortest notice.
novnmbcrI5 41—tf
Columbus Jocky Club Races.
T HE Racoa ovor the WostomConroe, Columbus,
Ga. will take place on Monday tlio 6tli of April
next. „ • _ .
The FinsT day—a Sweep Stakes two
mile heats, *100 entraucc, froe for any
horse in the United Slates, weights according
to tho rules of the Club,
The first day—a Swoop Stakes two mii.e
heats, $160 entrance,free fur nny horse in tlio United
Btntes, weights according to din rules of the Club.
Second day—Milo Heats, Ibra Silver Cup worth
Fifty Dollars.
Third day—Two Milo Ileitis for. $250
Fourth da t—Three Mile Heats for $350
Fifth day—Four f.filo Ilents for 8500
Sixth day—Mile Heuts, host 3 in 5 $200
Owing to tho liberality of our public spirited pro
prietor, this is perhups one of tlio finest courses in tlio
Southern States, nnd as many fine horses are expected
nt this meeting, nil lovers of the sports of tlio Turf nro
invitod to attend. It is hoped that owners of blooded
stock ill Florida and Alabama, will ho here to mous-
uro thoir strength widi Knttlesnakc, Mato, Gov. Ham
ilton, Lady Nnshvillo, Robtu Hood and sovcral others
ol promise, which aro expected hero.
Gcnlloinen at a distanco wishing stables, would do
well to address tho Proprietor or Secretary in time to
prevent dinnppointmont, &c,
By order, of tho Club.
M. .W- Tiiwpatt, Soc’ry.
Dccoinlicr27 46 tf
Tho Rccordor and Times Milicdgcvillc, Augusta
Constitutionalist, Alabama Journal Rios'
idinn und Charleston Mcrcniw will publish tlio nbovo
ovory other week until tlio Races, nnd forward Uicir
accounts to me for payment by tlio first Agril
Columbus Merchant Mills,
THREE MILES ABOVE TOWN.
T HESE targe and excellent Mills, are now com
pleted, and fho proprietors announce to die citi-.
zciis of JV1iiS(,ngce, and ilia adjoining counties, tlmt
thoy nro ready to rcceivo their custom. Having In
curred a heavy oxpenso, in order that these Mills
might ho constructed in a style superior to any in
Georgia, mid believing tlmt their object lias lieen ful
ly realized, they confidently assure the public, that
Flour and Meal will ha prepared nt these mills in the
very host older, nnd nt die shortest notice.
As our cleaning mnehinn is nut entirely completed,
persons sending wheat within n short time, arc reques
ted to.have it cleaned beforo thoy send ft. Wo shall
a so every exertion to removo this difficulty nt an ear
ly period; nnd after a wook or two, planters und oth
ers will suvn this trouble by Bending their grain in its
crude state.
Wheat Wanted.
Liberal prices in cash will ho paid for nny quantity
of good wheat, and os wo design keeping n supply.of
Flour continually on hand, persons desirous of obtain
ing the articlo in a sweet and fresh condition, would do
well to apply at tho mill,
JAMES SHIVERS, & Co.
August 30 30—tf
ubly lmvo plenty of puticuts who commit
health aud life to his quackery. Tito doctor
in Connecticut nemo twenty yenrs ago who
cured consumption in all its stages with rain
water drops, was an innocent fellow enough,
especially as ho charged nothing for Ins drops,
and only made each patient buy u book filled
with certificates of his womlorful cures. But
most quacks do not deal in rain water. Their
nostrums either kill or cure, nnd generally it
is tho former. Yet they declare they nover
lost a patient. There have been somo such
quacks in Cholera practice, who have assor
ted roundly that ail their patients recovered,
when in fnct corpses wero strewed all along
their pnth, many of thorn killed without tho
help of Cholera nt all. The mere safe impo
sitions ofquackory are practised upon thoouro
ol diseases of parts of tlio system—such us tho
eyes, the cars, the teeth, &c. One declines
he can make n bald head sprout with all the
freshness of youth and enttso ringlets to flow
from an old poll, luxuriantly as they do upon
the head of a mermaid. , lie Ims plenty of
cortlficatos of success, and thousands pay free
ly a dollar, or whatever the price may he, for
a phial of the precious, fructifying liquid, and
apply it from day lo tiny to tiieir unvogetating
pates, nnrl wait, und feel, and look in tlio gloss,
to catch the first germinations of new locks,—
but wnit in vain. Tlioy find at’last that the
only way to fulfil the promises of the quack,
is to buy'a “scratch” of tlio barber. Deafness
can be cured infallibly by filling tho cars with
“tho Imperial, never failing, sound-restoring
soporific,” poured warm upon the tympanum.
Hundreds try it,'and all hear less than ever;
though a few imagining that they hear nois
es which were never made, give certificates
of wonderful cures. No one, so far ns wo
know has ever promised to mnke new teeth
Kcatly Made Clothing,
On Consignment.
T HE subscriber lias received on consignment, an
I of
Fine Ready Made Clothing,
which hois telling nt cost nnd charges—such as
Frock, Dfcss nnd Hunting Coats,
Cknddql and Cloth Clank's,
Blue, Black and Brown Puntaloons,
do do do Vests, See. See.
Also, an Assortment of
Boots, Shoes, Pumps, Slippers, Silk Stockings nnd
Uluvcs, together with a low fine Cloth*.
E. SIGOURNEY NORTON.
novon|bcrl5 41—tf
Dissolution.
f U4HE Copartnership heretofore existing under
Q. tha firm of Davis Sc Woodland was dissolved
on tho first inst. by mutual consent. The business
will be continued nt tho old stand by John E. Davis,
own account, who is duly authorised to settle
tho affsira of tlio firm. Thoso persons indebted to
them are earnestly requested fn innfcc ;m.n((!iato sot-
dement. JOHN F.. DAVIS.'
» „ J - W. WOODLAND.
Jan. 8,1835. 49tf
Ccntrcvillo Academy—Talbot €0.
IE Truetces'oflhis Institution lmvo tlio pleas
lire ofumtouncing to tho public, that they hnro
retained tlio services of tho Rev. Johu J. Groves, for
tho ensuing year.
Mr. Groves hasenmed among ns, n high reputation
fur indefatigable industry, correct discipline nnd supe
rior professional abilities, and die Trusteed foci a con
fidence in recommnnding tlio institution to Parents nnd
G nnrdians as inferior in no point of viow to nny tidier
similar Institution in tha Stato.
It is situated in a neighborhood distingnisdod for
health and morality, aud entirely remoto from ail the
scenes of vice and dissipation.' Board may ho obtain-
families ill Ilia vicinity on innderato
cil in respcetahlo
terms
December, C,
II. SMITH,’ . „
J. CADF.NHEAD, H
S. J. THOMAS, a
J. C. nOYNTON, } »
L.P. BREEDLOVE, f 2
T. G PEARSON, r
H.P.SMEAD, j
44—2in
Town Property for Sale.
T HE Subscriber offers for sale, his Houso nnd
Lots, in the town of Columbus, situated on tlio
comer of Rnndoiph and Mercer streets; nnd fronting
tho town commons, comprising hall'acre lots. No. 661
and 554. These lots nro io u pleasant and elovuted
situation, and improved suitably for a family residence,
Also, a parcel of likely Young Negroes,
among which, aro follows, hoys, girls and women—
somo good cooks, washors, and house servants—all of
which will ho sold 011 accommodating terms.
ALVIN M. GRINNAGE.
august 23 ' CD—tr
out without giving pain, and old slumps* filled
up so ns to bo just ns good ns new, and now
teeth put in of imperishable materials, which
last perhaps a year. All their work is but
mischiefs, for wlioevor deposites nny thing but
gold id his teeth, makes a grand mistake.—
However, it is useless to write against quacks.
They are the standingsubjec’ts of ridicule nnd
contempt, and yet 60 lond nro pcnplo of being
fooled with, that qunckswill nlways find plen
ty of customers, nnd so wij] lnngh ut morulists
and satirists.—Jour, of Com.
Charity:—Among the graces that adnm
the Christian character, (hot of charity has
ever been considered tlio brightest,, tho pur
est, the best. It is a gem of tlio first water;
no cloud con obscure it—no rude hand sully
its purity. Its sister graces dwindle ’nwoy in
its prcscnco, nnd in tlio hour of expiring na
ture, it remains tho only solitary companion
of the departed one, that sustains unmoved
the shock of death. Indeed it may he termed
in nn eminent degree, the must distinguished
characteristic of Christianity, the Alpha nnd
Omega of all religious truth. It received its
.birth in the bosom of divine benevolence, nnd
wns fostered under tho beamings of 1)10 Son
ofRij-litcousncss. And tv hen tho lips of truth
uttered some of its first councils, Charity was
tire theme, the subject upon which was lav
ished; divino oloqucncc. And where'er this
hcnvcn-liorh-spirit has found its way, there it
has ditluscd the breath of Paradise, shedding
around (he blessings of Providence; and pro
claiming a jubilee to tho sons and daughters
of misfortune. ‘
Slaves in Cuda—In Tudor’s tourinMcx-
ico and Cuba, it is stated that tho number of
slaves imported into the Island of Cuhasinco
rite year 1800, is upwards of two hundred and
sixty thousand ! This inhuman traffic issl/Jl
carried on to a great exteut, and as is ' vol ‘
known is a clonk for piracy on the high seas.
Tho rumor which has been flying l _b rol 'S' 1
all tho papers in the country, that E. h. Av-
erv had mado n full confession of Ins gmlt in
lira murder of Sarah Murin Cornell, turns out
to be unfounded in fact.
