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Newspaper Page TextSIXTH VOLUME. . PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY .- i MARKS, FLOUBNOY & JETER. Comer of Broad and Crawford Street*. . TERMS—'Three dollars per annum, payable in advance, or roue DOLLARS, (in all cases exacted) whcrepayment is not mode bcforethe expiration of the year. No subscripuon received for less than twelve months, without payment In advance, aud no paper discontinued, except at the option 4 of the Editors, until all arrearogesare paid. ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted a( seventy- COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1833. NEW SERIES—Vol. I. No. 32. •ordered outbid charged accordingly. N.’ B«—All Sales regulated by law, must be ihade before the Court' House door, betweon the hours of 10 in the morning, and 4 in tho evening—Jose of Laud in tho cotm- ty where it is situate | those of Personal Property, whore the lettora tcatimentary, of administration or of guordian- Bhip wore obtained—and nro required tobe previously ad vertised in some public GaxcUo, as follows: . Sheriffs’ Sales under regular executions, for thirty days; under mortgage Mbs, sixty days, beforethe day of sale. Sales of Land and Negroes, by Executors. Administrators or Guardians,'for sixty days bcforethe day of sale. 'for thirty dxys. Citations upon application for dismission, by Executors* Administrators or Guardians, mouthly for six months. Orders of Courts of Ordinary, (accompanied with a copy of the hood, or agreement) to moke titles to land, must be . published three months. . Notices by Executors, Administrators or Guardians, of ap plication to the Court of Ordinary for leave to soli tho Land or Nogroe* of an estato, four months. . Notices by Executors or Administrators, to the Debtors and ■ Creditors of an estate, for six weeks.. 07 Letters to tho Editors, on business, must be fo*t paid, to entitle thein to attention. • • Copartnership Notice. T HE subscriber j respectfully give notice that they have formed a connexion in busipess un- dcr tho name and stylo of ALLEN & HIM* LEWIS C. ALLEN. MARK L. HILL. Columbus, Jan. 5,1835. W E have associated ourselves in tho practice of tho Law, unitor tho stylo of Colquf Law Notice. > practice of . , .tutt, Echols Jfc McKccn. Ono of tho firm will bo always found at their oflice, formerly occupied by Colquitt So Flour noy. WALTER T. COUIUITT, JOSEPHUS ECHOLS, THO’S. C. McKEEN. Columbus Oct. 18 37—tf Law. „ d, will lien rior Courts of uic followin rjVHE undersigned, wjll hereafter attend the Supo ; counties to wit i R rior Courts of die following couu Muscogee, Harris, Meriwether,Troup, Heard, Cmv- pta and Fiiyctfe. His residence is at LaUrange,Troup county, ofiico on tho North-side of die piiblic^uato. April 25 13—12m Tobacco. T HE subseribor has just received on consignment a largo quantity of Tobacco, of different qual ities, a very superior article, which ho will sell very tow. Country merchants will do well to call and ox* amino. AUG. HAYWARD. jan.3. 48 Notice. - T HE notes and accounts uf JIT. TV. Perry Sf Co.- ore placed in tho hands of dio subscriber for •collection, und unless speedily paid, I am instructed to suo in all cases. SAM’L K. HODGES, inn. 1, 1834. 48 New Firm and New Goods. ALLEN & HILL, fJESPECTFULLY give notice that they havo II taken the commodious brick store, formerly'oc cupied by Messrs. H. S. Smith So Co. and one door north of Messrs. Peabody’s Clothing Store in Broad street. They have received per the benudful steamer Ellon, Capt. Jenkins, via Apalachicola, from New York, and are notv opening nnd offer for solo, (very cheap for cash,) a splendid stack of. West India Goods, Groceries, Provisions— among which are, in part, 10 hlids. of St. Croix and Portorico Sugars 40 bags Green Coffee; 10 bbls. Loaf Sugar 4.blils. Havanan, white and brown Sugars 75- No. 2 mid 3-Mackerel 100 boxos Scotch Herring 50 bbls Genossco Flour 1000 lbs. first rate Goshen Butter ; 5000 “' now milk Choose) 20bbls. Irish Potatoes 6 bhis. Onions; Moss Pork Mess, and family mess Beef in half burrols 500 lbs. Sal Eninis:- butter Crackers in half bbls. Bblsi Poughkcopsie stock Aid , 3000 yds. Bagging; 20 coils Balb • Ropo . 1 halo Bagging Twine) 12doz. coni Brooms Hysim, Y.llyson,. Imperial &Ponchqng Teas Popper: Pimoutu: Ginger'. Starch 2500 lbs. Tobacco,of all qualities 15 boxos sperm Candles; 10boxes Raisins . Powder and Shot; bar Loud Spanish and Alexandria Ccgars Bar Soap; Wrapping Paper Cassia; Cloves; Nutmegs; Mustard 20bbls. N. E. Kura;. 10 do. American Giti 2 pipes Oognac Brandy 5 bbls. Amorican Brandy, 1 pipe Ilollniid Gin 4 baskets Chanipaguc Wine mpague 25 casks old Madeira, Brown and Palo Sherry, iv h . . Wines Port, Tenoriffa nnd Malaga, Jamaica Rum ' Nails,Iron, Steel, Shovels, Axes, Castings,&c. Also, a handsome assortment of English and American Dry Goods, Such os Calicoes ; Mackinaw, Stout, Rose, Duffle, Point and Horse Blunkets: Sheetings and Shirtings, bleached and unbleached; Factory Ginghams and Checks; Copperplates and Furniture Patches; Russia Diupers; Bed. Tickings; Sattincts; 'Negro Cloths; Plaid Linseys for Negro women. ' Tho above gooJn wore, purcuascd'vcry low in' New York, expressly lor this market. Tlioy arc of tho first quality and wi ll bo sold at avery small advnince from cost. Purchasers arc respectfully invited to call and cx- atniuo them beloro purchasing olscwlicrc. ' January 9 - 49 tf Moure & Tarver H AVE received by tho latest arrivals, a good sorimcnl of GROCERIES consisting in part oa XVURING my absence from Columbus for a few '■ J weeks, tho businoss of S. K. Hodges So Co. mid M. W. Perry So Co. will bo attended to by James V. Hogg, at our office in Col. S. Jones’ Building, corner land St. Clair streets, whore the notes and accounts may be found. SAM'L K. HODGES. Jan. 1,1835. 48- Wrapping Taper. J UST received on consignment 300 Reams wrap ping paper, 50 kegs Lard, 18 boxes aud 2 barrels Glauber Salts, 00 doz. London Alo and Porter for tale cheap for cash. / „ Also,on baud Browns Extra su^cr^No.^ Tobacco. Cider in bottles mid bbls. Champaign' \ Muileira.Tenti'riff, and Malaga- Wine, Rice, Fish, Flour, Soap, Cundlcs, Cofi'cc, : Spirits Turpentine, Oil, Window Class, Pepper, Spice, Lead, Shot, Ac. Ac. ■ , ALSO, Direct from Europe, a lot bibiwedca Iron, ttlitubly assorted. ' - Aud-on consignment, a large lot of Aug. Lcuwiok s Tobacco, of various prices and qualities, which they oBer at wholesale or retail on the most favorable terms. Columbus, januarylfi 1 '• 50 <£ Building Materials.. A selected stock of HARDWARE, of overy des cription used in building. White loittd warranted pure, Colors, - , Best Linseed Oil, Paint, Putty, , Window Glass, 8. x 10, 10 x 12, 12 x 14,13 x 18, 12 x 20, aiul 14 x 20 Copal and Japan Varnish, Varnish nnd Graining Brushes. - For sale by __ HALL So MOSES, adjoining Bcdoll So Walkers Tavern. Columbus Dec. 13 45 tf Almanacs. T HE subscriber has for sale the following Alma nacs, to-wit: Tho Toinpcranco Family Alumnae, The Fhmior’8 Almanac, Tho American Comic Almanac, Davy Crockett’s Almanac, Beers’ Carolina and Georgia Almanac, FOR 1835. te sr°' dOZCn b. r si(?OU C imV NORTON. Commission, AND ‘FORWARDING UOU8U*-~-ARALAC?HIC1LOLA Hjl\ undersigned have formed n copartnership uu^or tho lfrni of Fulconar & Kimbrough, tor the purpose of transacting a-General Apeucy,'Com mission nndxRecoivjuff und Forwarding BuHiuca??*— Being prepared to make the UHual advances on con signment to tlieir friends in Noiv-Orloans, Now-York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Providence nnd Boston, and disposed to devote their time exclusively to tho intc- terestof those confiding businoss to their charge; lin ing made tho necessary urrangoincnU tolonvardCot- *011 to New-York or elsewhere with expedition hy ves sels of light draft df water at L‘i6 l3?fttt*ntC3 ot treighf, a liberal share of-public patronugo is rospeetfuriy soli cited, A, .IL FALCON Alt# . ’ WM. 11. KIMBROUGH. References. Shorter, Tarver so co. Columbus. Gen. Howard, ‘‘ Juuof. Cor.quiT, ’’ Drs. IIoxev So UiiquiutiT, “ P. D. Woodruff, James H. Shorter, Esq. Now-York. Gen. R. K. Call, Flonda. Hon. J. W. White, Dr. D. L. White, Gadsden county, “ ' " ' august 1 31—tt Splendid Foreign Shells. A ^SPLENDID assortmcnlof MnntioPieco Shells “received and for solo by December 27 E. S. Norton. 47 tf Macon Jockey, Club Races. T HE Annual Races over tho Central Coureo will commenco on Monday tho 30th day of March, 1835, when the following Purses will bo rail for, freo fbronv Nog in tho world. First' Day—Monday, March 30th—Jockoy Club Purse—1 miio bents—$'200. . Second DAy—'Tuesday, 31st—Jockey Club Purso 2inilaheals—$300. Third Day.—Wednesday, April 1st—Jockey Club Purso—3 uiilo heats—$500. Fourth Day—Thursday, 2d—Joekoy Club Purse —4 mile heats—$700. . , _ S ?iftii Day—Fridny, 3d—Jockey Club Purse— o heats—best 3 In 5—Purso supposed to bo worth $300. CT Tho Millcdgcvillo Times, tho Columbus En quirer, Charleston Mercury, Columbia Times, Nash- villo Banner, Augusta Sentiiiol and American Turf Register will plessc .publish the above weekly six times, aud forward their accounts to tho Secretary for puyment. JOHN H. Ot'FUTT, Secretary. M ucon, December 25. 43—bt No. 30 & S3 Williani-st. New York, BETWEEN WALE, AND PINE STREBTS. T HE subscribers having takeh tho above-Ware Houses fora term of vears, Inform tho Merchants ef this place and vicinity, that tlioy ore now opernng Bn entire neu> stock of STAPLE DRY GOODS. of Uioirown,importations and rocont purchases, cob ciliated for the Bouthem and W.estorn trade, winch are offered for eaio for Cash or approval credit. They are induced to open their Goods thus early to remove objections that are often made, that the stocks of our city are lint complete at this season of the year. DOREMUa, SUYDANI8 * NIXON. December 20,1834. 48—Ct Norton’s AUCTION AND COMMISSION ROOM, ON BROAD STREET, rive DOORS FROM THE COLUMBUS BANK. G OODS intended FOR THIS AUCTION, for- warded to this office ono day previous to tho | July 5 Dry Goods and Groceries. J UST RECEIVED, on consignment, and will bn sold on accommodating terms, an extensive ns- aortmentof Dry Goods and Groceries. On theDry Goods, ^-^bemve^n forund^ubted Vhn. 1,1834.48 A Large Supply of Blanks Kept constantly on hand, for sale nt this office. For Sale. A GOOD Cook, Washer and Ironer, sold for no fault. Enquire at this office. Columbus, Oct. 18 37—tf Bank Checks, On'the Colnmbus and lnsurenco Bonk. ’ for solo at this Office. MERCANTILE. diagonal (variety of colours,) Pantaloons, nd English Fustian do Fashionable Clothing Store, ■ Next door to the-Columbus Bank—Columbus, Gn. J; S. SMITH, H AS just received.'and is now offering Ibr salo, on Extensive Assortment of HEADY MADE CLOTHING, ' consisting of Blue. Black and Invisible Greed Frock Coats, Loudon Brown and Clnrct do do Black aud Iuyisiblo Green Dress da Claret and London Brown do do Green and Brown Cloth Coatees, Blue and Black Cloth Pantaloons, Strhio&Oii ’• Satunoltanci Cord ’ do Figured Silk Velvet Vests, ■ Plain . do do do Biiick Satiu do Black Casimcro and Cloth Vests, Figured Valcnuias do Toilnctt ' do White So Figured Slorsaillos do Gentlemen’s Drab, Brown and Green Cloth Over Coats, ■ Gentlemen’s Cloth and Cambist Cloaks, , Cotton Knitt Shirts and Drawers, Silk do do do Flannel So Cotton Flan’l do Twilled do do Suporfino Fur and Silk Huts, do Boats and Shoes, Plain nnd Figured White Silk Half Host, Black do - do do do Cottoii do . do do dp Also, an Extensive Assortment of , . SUPERFINE BROADCLOTHS. Diagonal aud Pluiu Cusimcrcs,' Flam and Figured Silk Vclvot Vesting, ‘Plain do do do Superfine Black Satin do 0o White &- Fig’d Alcrsnilles.do A Good Assortment of TuiloE’s Trimmings, of tho best quality, Tim above Gondshavo just boon received from Now- Yotk and Philadelphia, und uhi offered for sule, low for cash. . ‘ . TAILORING conducted as usual, • Nov. 1,10:14. By F. A. FAIRCHILD. Dry Goode, aJIATS, shoes and clothing. T HE subseribor has taketra store on Bread street opposite Messrs. Sho-tor, Tarver So Co. where ho is non- offering a genorat assortment of the abovo iiurned articles on ns good terms as tho sanio cuu ho ohtuucd in Georgia. Merchants nnd others Wishing tophrehnse are respectfully requested to call and cx- mnise liis goods before purcliasing elsewhere l_ Hisstockennsists,inparl,of Cloths of various colors and qualities Casinicrcs do do do SolthiOtts, VcsUngs, English and French Prints Trench 4-i Prints, a vory lmnilsorao urticlo Feinted Muslins, colored Cambricks, Gloves Handkerchiefs, Cruvnts, Stocks, Hosiery Bluck Italian Silk, Black Poults dc Soio Colored Grosdo Nnplos, Laces, Footings Thread Edgings, Plaid Cambrics, Jnekonets Swiss Muslins, figured and Plain' Book Muslin; Bishop Lawns, Iaing Lawns jrish Linens,togctlter witlt almost every articlo in tho Dry Gnoils Lino. Al: u a complete assortment of [InlN, Shoes nml Clothing, no .28-3111 • BENJ. BONNEY, ' |7t itENCH and ENGUSH MERINOS An . F i elegant assortment of French and English-Me- rinosforsnlcby. 1 'ENJ. BONlfEY, ' Broad street, opposite Shorter, Tnrvcr So co. Cbhtiiibusiinv.29 43 3m P APER HANGINGS.~l,O0t> pieces Paper Hang- -iugs and benlerings forsalojiy BENJ. BONNEY, Bread street opposite Shorter, Turvor & Co. Iinvembcr28 43 3m GENTLEMEN’S nnd 410 VS CAPS, orihonew- ^JT e ■ ■•- - - • By. J^ADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN’S SHOES. Poster & E?ogle W OULD inform tho citizens of Columbus and vicinity, that tlioy; have opened a store on Broad treat, in the'buiidhig formerly occupiod by die lusur- aico Bunk. TiiniR stuci; consists of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Gold Lovore and Lcpines Goiitlemeu’s Silver Levers, Horizontal and Pluiu Watches. Ladies Cable and Baske t Neck Chains- Chuins, Seals, Keys and-Hooks. Sots of Earrings and Pins, with Agmc, Jot, Cameo, Cornelian, Topaz and SwisaPamling Centre, Diamond, Jet, Pearl Enamel, Garaot, Ruby, Gold Stone, Plain mid Chased Finger Rings. . . Diamond; Pearl, Jet, Cameo, Aguto aud Plain Brenst . Pins. .Gentlemen’s Long Link and Curb Chains. Sculs ami Keys. Uitnrd Chains and Keys'. Gold Spectacles und Pencil Cases. ' . ' Belt S)iden and Buckles. Visiting Card and Cases. • ’ -Musical, Shell and Ivory Snuff Boxes. Bend Begs-mid Parses, Bead Chaius und Scarfs, Coral und Jet Necklaces.' Silk mid Leather Purses. Carved and Plain Shell and Brazilian Combs. Silver Plaited and Steel Spectacles und Cases. • Silver Pencils and Ladds. Pen, Pocket and Dirk Knives. . . Scissors, Dirks, Razors and Strops. Fimas, Fifes, Uurmonicas and Violin Strings. Silver Table, Ten,Cream, Mustard aud Salt Spoons, Butter and Fruit Knives, cst patterns und finest qualities fur snl6 cheap » BENJ. BONNEY, Brand street apposite Shorter, Turner & Co. nnvcnibcr28 43 3m I Forsalo by' BENJ. BONNEY; Broad street opposite Shorter, Turvor & Co, niiYcmhor 21] 42 3m A PIANO' FOllTE for salo nt tho Columbus Book J. 5« Moore & III. J. Tarver, BTHAVING purelmsod from Messrs. Shorter, Tar- , vor So Cq., their entire stock of fflorcliiimlizo, will do businoss at tho Buuia stand, tinder tire name und stylo of . - MOORE is TARVER, And will koop constantly on baud a general assort ment of Dry,Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Sic. &C. &c. Which tlioy will sell ut tho lowest prices for cash or -pproved credit. Jt January 10, 49- tf. MI&CELLANBOUS. GARDEN SEE»S, WARRANTED FRLSII AND GENUINE, The growth of 1834. R AISED by the united Society of Shuhcrs, Em field, Conu. except sumo few kinds, which are from die Seedsmen ill Europe; and now ' “ * “"’JCL ut tvholcsiile or JAMES KIVI.IN. ,E. Garden Stono Turnip ini], by White i .......JOttlqiLv Yellow Onion NiiHblk Flat Red Onion IWiilto Flat Early Blood Turnip Boot Fino Scotch or Ab- EnrlySugur do do EurlyOrango do do Long BlouiT do Long Mongol- Wurlzel do Soarlet Carrot, Ornugo Blood ji \iini r i un nmiLai, a Pcriy's Tongnrr.-aftts; nnd CiUols, dlid Steel rolls, Needles, and Thimbles. Silver and Steel Watch Chnins aud Keys. Key Kings, Watch Ribbon,.SUlcs'trad Rings. Chess Bosnia and Mon, Back Gumon Boards, Tooth Brushes und Powder, fiilt and Steel Purso Clasps. Double and Single Barrel Guns. Belt and Pocket Pistols, Powder Flasks, Percus sion Caps ami Holders. . . Alabaster end Ebony Muiitlo Clocks. Willard's Patent Time Pieces. . canes with and without Swords. Plaited Cniidlostioks,Snuffors nnd Trays. Castors, Tou.Pots, and Bolls—nnd ' Many other articles, too Humorous to montton, alt of which they offer low for cash or approved credit., However they would not have people take their vvonl concerning tho prico and quality of their-articles, hut would consider it ns a favor if Lndios aud Gontlo- inon would call nnd examine for thcimfclves. N. B. Particular attention paid to watches loft for repair. All Jobs'in their lino will bo dune neatly, end ut short notice. Pluiu Jewelry of nil kinds, manufac tured to order; niso Canes und Cocoanut Shells mounted to order. m nov.2 23 ,f Auction and Commission Itooim BRO.VP-STnF.UT, COLUMBUS, OA. E l S., NORTON, Auctioucor, will thankfully re I • cpivo nnd punctually attend to all orders in die Auction and Comniissibu Businoss. Liberal, ad vances made on consignments. UF.FEUBNCF.S. SiionTF.R, Tarver So Co. Columbus, Gn. Stewart So Fontaine, *• “ G. W. DiLlinoham, “ E. E. Powers, “ “ E. J. Harden,. Apalachicola, Flor, Falconar & ICutimouait, , “ “ D. Carpenter, • • Montgomery, Alo. J.uies II. Shorter, - - - Notv-York. James C. Barry, .... - Baltimore. Columbus BOOK & STATIONARY STOBE. T HE subscriber lias just received nt tho above establishment n. largo assortment of School, Theological and oilier hooks. Also, a.splendid ns- sortment of Blank January 23, Jnne 28 21—tf Beady Made Clothing, . On Consignment. T HE shWcribor has'receivcd on consignment, nn Assortmontof. Fine Ready Made Clothing, which bo is selling nt cost nnd charges—such os Frank, Dress mid Hunting Coats, Camblot and Cloth Cloaks, Blue, Bitick and Brown Puutalnon.*, do do do Vests, See. Sec. Also, an Assortment of Boots, Shoes, Pumps, Slippers, Silk Stockings and Gloves, tagothcr with a tow fino Cloths. E. SIGOURNEY NORtON. november 15 ' 41—tf Notice. T HE subscribers having cstdblishcd themselves at Apalachicola, Florida, an \Vholesalo Grocers, Commission and Forwarding Merchants. Have made arrangements to make liberal advances on Cotton shipped to their friends in Now York. Business entrusted to their enro will bo exocutcd with fidelity undjiisjin^ ^ Apaiaeliicoln, Jan. 9 4f—Jm Rowaud’s Tonic Mixture. WARRANTED a PERFECT AND LAST1NO CURE FOR THE FEVER AND AOVE. TTNOR SALE, wholesale and retail by FLETCHER So WjESTCOTT, Drugoists, Apaiaeliicoln, Florida. “ I hereby. appoint Messrs. Fletcher & Wcatcott, my agenta ter the sale of “ Rowand’a T Mixture,” In the Territory of Florida, Eastern p Alabama and Western port of Georgia: who are a- bla to furnish tho said medicines to all who may nppl to them on as favorable terms as they can obtain mu thaprernWhlmaelf.” hj()hn r B0WANp „ “Philadelphia, Oct. 24,1833. , Jan. 18 • 34—tf Indian Bonds Of the. latost form, neatly printod BLANK NOTES, and a great variety of blanks—also, SUNDAY SCHOOL TICKETS, for SoJo at tho Enquirer Office. code & Matthews, Men’s Mercers—Woolen Drapers, and . Tailors, West sido Brood Street, opposite Hoxoy So Urquhart, X9 ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Coliim- M bus, and visitors, tlmt they have on hand, o.nd will constantly 'keep an extensive nun splendid assort ment of superfine cloths, of all colors, bluck, bine, browp, dalilln, green, invisible green, olive, adolaiuo^ die. also, plain and diagonal kersoymors.ofull colors, eattiuetts. vestings, of oil kinds rtnd patterns, velvet, plain onn figured silk,£cc. &c. allof which will bo cut made and tnnuned in the neatest nnd fnost foalnonoblo stylo, at various prices* to suit tho demands of tlicir customers. Coats niado to order at from $17 to $10. Thoy also keep on bnud, for tho accaumiudanou pf tlicir patrons, a general assortment of Ready Mode'Clothing Appertaining to the wear of gentlemen—togolhor with a variety of Hats, Caps, lland.korehiofs, Suspenders, Gloves, Shirts, Bosom's,Collars, Stocks,Socks, Boots, Shoos, Silk and Cotton Umbrclkira Jtc. nil of which ill lie sold ut moderate prices.. ... . , N. B. Gentlemen furnisliiiig tlicir own--materials will have every attention paid, iii tho execution of their Quarterly reports of tho latest fashions are regular- (very flue,) do do Guernsey Parsnip Long Whilo do< Eurly Cluster Cucumber Extra Long do Eiwhe. Fr»i..o—: A— ri iokly Gherkin’ do Superior Watermolou l.argoMuskinelon •Fijio Nntuing Melon Large Cnutolopo do Green Citraii do Pomegranuto do Egg'Molon do Dutch SummcrSquash liusli Crook da Cniokueck Summer do Croakncck Wiutcr do Mammoth do Impel ini Sugar L. Lettuce Eurly White Head do tco or Green Head do Ice Coss do Wiiite Coss do • CubliBeo Head do I.ongWIit.Nnpics Riulisli Scarlet Slmrt Top do Purple Short Top do • Loiig Salmon do Long Scarlet do Se.arlct or Cli’ry Turnip do White Fall Spanish do Bluck “ “ do. Early Sugar LoafCubbagc Early George do. Early Dutch do. Early York do. Largo York or Harvest do, Earn- Battersea do. do Bullock’s Heart do fine Largo Uergon do. Drumhead - do. Lale Dutch da. Pint Dutch (very fine) do, Green Savoy do. Green Gh'.zcd do, Turnip Routed do. Red Dutch do. Colewort do. onlocii Rutabaga Lung Hanover Sago, Lprgo Bell Pepper, Squash - do. Cuycnuo do', l’urplo Egg Plant, Curled Cress or Pu] grass, Pluiu Cress AVmc Oicae)- Iy ColSus. October 18,183). 37—y New Dry Goods. T HE subscriber has, and is now receiving direct from Now-York, a Splendid assortment of . Fall and Winter Dry Goods, consisting ill part of tho following articles to wit: SuperfineBrondclotlts,Cnsimcres,fino andeoarao Salmons, heavy Kerseys nud Linsevs, largo Macki naw and Duffle Blunkets, figured and plain Chiiley, fancy coloured gml pl“i« Sm’i ■ J!* 5|. en ‘ no Sliawls, Hats, Boots, Shoos, Ready Sladu Clothmg, Saddles, Bridles, Martingales &c. Nov. 8tli, 40—tf E. F. POWERS. . . . For the XNquiRfcR. . A Transcript verbatim) ct lilermim of a stray epfstolury iVagfnam supposed (o bo writ ten by n Doctor in ... cunnty. “Dcro miss.—A (let my respects to you I dci' with inconceivable displeasure cmbraco this, spcciul time' to dictate and convey to you otist tlie darling of my hn/irt nud I wont say that it is not the coso ut this time lie that as it ma I will proceed to convey to you with anguish iny displeasure dcsccmsolution and I ma say my disoverythiim All of this anguisli and pain I do apprehend you enn readily sug gest from whence it proceeds and iryou cant 1 will grstefy you so fair if you will allow me tho expression as to remind you of tho onus that .is to say that acchsnlinn that you Brout Against me in our Gallant from church to your lulhers Mansion relative to iny burlest|ue- tng on your clmracter Carnctor. of which I do by all that sacred deni tho charge, but my doming tho accusation I apprehend is of no avail- for I done that in your presents. And still you scathed rather to believe the accusa tion to bo corrcot and you seamed to Un rath er.unwilltug to pardon. mo in any wise mid I thought that you seampd to bo rtfthcr indif ferent towards mo in everry instance and as stitch I supposo I am competed to rcsine to my .‘fate—there is.ono thing my oust dero be loved,(if you will allow me ns a friend to ad monish you) I think that would bo well for" • * * *■»..» o ’* • « « * « I’ll us is written what was found uf our clas sic swain’s doleful plaint, and whut I want to Uriuw, Gentlemen Editors, is—that if this Doctor knows-tho big books or rather the sense of them, whether it .is worth n body’s while to inako much fuss about preparing-our young sters for a profession. Yonra, ’ CLODPOLE. P'. S. I had nearly forgot to present you with another rare production, but evidently -written ,by one of ilie tender sex.—Hero it is : “Georgia —* County August tho 13th 183 My- loveing dear I hope you lminle forgot me you soemo vory silon you do hot eomo to see mo l ani allmust afraid that you have for-, got ma utlthougb I have n hope I can bolievo your words I do not think you will desieve mo but you mentioned another Mis but I hope yon wont break yuur promicc3 if you I shall wonder uud die for your sako all my happiness depends on yott.you'-cnn malto mo happy dr send me to eteroul destruction if you please you can do ary one with a few words I want you torito to mu as soon as passible nnd if tho unswer bUouM be that you intend to maku mothoqompaniou of your life this would would inuko mo happy hot' if tho answer, should bo that you have forsaken me that you were doue with mo A deathly chill would A SIMPLE KKSIEDY roR THE CROUP — J'rilS dungerons disorder, which has proved fatal to cliildien, in almost every climate and rtittin- lion, and which is the dread of many a:: anx ious parent, may be. subdued by the timely application of a remedy, which is not only simple, but easily obtained. As soon as th' symptoms of croup appear, Scotch snutf mu be applied to thoihront of the child, either ' tho form of- n plaster, or by rubbing it on t(‘» •brout and chest; this can easily be done ‘<y mixing the snuff with any fat or oily sub stance, which makes it adhere to th« «kit»--- ^ If applied too low. on the chest, it causes vomi ting ; and tis the application lo the throat ap pears to occasion nausea sufficient to throw- out a moisture on tho skin, it is supposed that this alone inis n tendency to ameliorate tho disease. Thu -writer of this, has seen tho must beneficial results from the timely appli cation of this simple remedy, and.but recent- ' iy witnessed its efficacy in the case of a child five years old, subject to this alarming disease from its infancy. Tito family were called up at midnight, and found the child laboring un der all the distressing symptoms of croup ac- cumpanied by considerable lever. A plaster of Scotch snulf was immediately prepared, by mixing it with some pomatum 'which was at hand, aud spreading it on a bit of cloth cut to extend pattly round the throat, nnd a little over the chest. This was immediately ap plied, but as the parents were too anxious to rely on this remedy nlono, tlioy sent for a physician,, but, by the lime tie arrived, the disease was greatly ameliorated, the difficulty of breathing , utving ceased, and a considerable moisture appearing ou the skin, and the cough and resllessness utso grcutly relieved. In this stage of the disease, the physician recommen ded tlto feel to be bathed in warm water, ur.d u doso of castor oil tobe administered; the child was then put to bed, became quite com post), and by the morning all symptoms of croup had disappeared.—Southern Agricultu ralist. i’oppcr- Lnrgo Tomato Small do. rstor ...—_ Colury Summer Kuvnry DtvurfCurloil Parsley, Curled do. N. Eenlnud Suinugc, ). c- Fhmjors do. • I Round do. j £ Green Curled 0ndivo > y Brand LouTcd do. j ce White Mustard I -d Brown do. . 1 if Long Wliife Okra Appiirngus Nusturtion F«tlK0 (brS ^ Rhubarb (for Tarts) Look Sullren Sweet Majorat)) Swcot Thyme Sweet Lavender Herbs Italm Catnip I-cmon Baltn Early Golden Stox Corn Early Tuscorora do Early Sugar do. Early Washington PeaB Early Juno do. Early Charlton do. Wldto Marrowfat do. Dwarf Prolific ' do. Dwarf Bluo Imporial-do. Early Cluaa Dwarf Beans Early Dun Color Dwnrf do Eurly Mohawk do “ Early French or Wiirring- tob Dwarf Beaus seize thy soul und I should see no more peace nor ease in this world .but linger and uio in lune and tiespur but 1 would induro. all this to know this to knowthb truth of your heart but I have hope-that you do love me. If you do edtomy forsake me nqvcr slittll man be ndmitti armes never shall man share my cliarmscars'e silver that docsgUter and richericfi I fie for if loose my charming A maid HI Uvo and die. I add no more nt presaut ondly you are my dearest,and most efeclionnte lov'eier my mrar j-’^' VW^xr—' f reraanieyouh 14, love till death.” So ends tho asseverations and protestations of a maid of fourteen summers, to her door beloved one who has proved so shockingly hard hearted, us not at all to rcciprocato the flame, because forsooth tho littlo school boys detected, errors in hor orthography ;~Tako care,. Girls, learn your- books, and mind how and to whom you write. .'Dress your minds os well as the body, and then your words and letters Will bo as irrcsistiblo us your per sons are beautiful und attractive. CLODPOLE. Chronic Rheumatism.—-We are not ready to add to tho number of tho remedies which havo been prescribed for this painful disease, without a certainty that such addition will bo valuable in practice. This certainty wo are convinced will attend the remedy it is the ob ject of this article to bring before the profes sion. It is a mixture of eqanl parts of the balsam of sulphur and spirit of turpentine.— Six drops of this mixture may be given morn ing and evening, and the dose increased two drops a day until it produces stranguary. when tho dose should be diminished a little and con tinued until the disease is removed. We Vrave been recently informed of tho good eflecls of this mixture in a great number of instances, and one very remarkable case has fallen with in our notice, in which the disease in its worst ferm vanished before it in a few wocks alv though tho patient had bocn long using with out advantage the usual and other most pow erful remedies for this troublesome and pain ful malady.—Bos. Med. /nt. if Pay tie Saluries. Sen. Reps, day a s, nay. $3 00 LnrgoPurploCapoBrocoli Early six week do do Early. Rob Roy jlo. do. Refugee nr 1 fit 10101 dp. do. White Kidney do. do. Dutch Gene Knifo Pdld do Whilo Cranb’y Pole Beans I .urge Lima du. do. Small do. do; White “ do. Eni-jy Cauliflower, Mall Hardy dor I.ato Dutch . do. Ccsurcan Kale or Cow Cabbage, Scotch Kale GOVERNORS’ SALARIES, &c. Tho following tabular statement of tho Governors’ Salaries, the number of Senators Representatives, .and their pay per day, nf c'acit Stato in tlio Union, is taken irom the Amorican-Altnauac Ibr 1835. eraV-ppa Governors No.ofNo. of SI AILS. Saluries. Sen. Mnino $ 1500 25 Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Vermont New-York Now-Jersey Pennsylvania Dolaware Mary la ud Virginia Norlh-Carolina South'-Caridina Early Dutch-or 8p Turnip Dutch Whit# Runner do. Coluinlius, Jen. 23 . SI—if Columbus Clothiugr Store. G II. So C. A. PEABODY, have now un hunt!, • nud ure constantly receiving Gcntlumon’s Fashionable Clothing,. of overy variety—consisting of Rrondcloth and Camblct Clouks, Petersham aild proudoloth Surtouts, Frock olid Dress Coats and Coa tees, Vests olid Pantaloons nf every description. Lin en, Cotton and Flannol Shirts, Knit tmd pluin Cotton -p V uj an muub, uuiiin diiuiib uiiu b U••, 1 ‘— •*■••-• trunks and Travelling Bags—in short, ovory urticlo to fit tho gcutlemnn for travelling, or for tho parlour—also on hand, a I .ergo and woll Selected Assortmcnt of Broadcloths,.Casinicrcs and Vestings, suitable for the season, which will be made up to or der, by accomplished workmen, mu) warranted to fit. To thoso favoring us with their custom, no paint wdl ho spared to givo entire satisfaction. Cutting done 113 usual, nt tho shortest noticu. november 15 41—tf Superior Cloths. J UST received, n fow piecos of superior Black. Bluo, Raven Green, Invisible Green, Gold Atixed and Wino Brown Cloths—also, Diagonal ami jlain Casinicrcs, for sale by Novcmhci 15 41—tf l New Store. T HE aubecriber has just opened tlie store in Brood street, threo doors shove the corner oi Crawford street, and offers to die public a Now Stock of Goods from New York, Among which are a choice collection of fashionable I Ty Goods, Ready Mado Clothing, Hardware, Hate and Shoes, Groceries, Ladies’ Baskets, and a variety of fancy articles, which will bo sold cheap for cash. E. D. Lcdyard. N. B. Any information respecting a box of Con fectionaries which came up on tho Steam Boat Co lumbus lsst trip, (from which tho mark was lost) will be thankfully received. Columbus, Dee. 27 47—If llardwnrct Cutlery, Gnus, &c. 5B7E havo on hand ovory varioty of Licks, Hinges, .™ Screws, Saws, Axos, Hatchets, Files, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Razors, Razor Straps, Spoons, fie. Dnublo end Single Barrel Percussion and Flint Guns, Bc|tand Pocket Pistols. BLACKSMITH TOOLS. Bellows 24,28,30,32,34 inch, superior quality • Saudorsnn’s best mouse hole Anvils Vices,Screw pistes, Sledgcsand Hand Hammers ALSO 150 Kegs Nails asserted, 10,000 lbs. Sheet iron do 2.000 do J^ad, 1,000 do Copper . 200 Reams wranjdngpsper.!itons Castings A few of Rowland’s best Mill Saws,iand n full and largo assortment Of Tin Ware. HALL & MOSES, adjoining Bedell So Walkers Tavern. December 13 45 tf. JAMES A. NISBET, Attornoy at Law, Macon Ga. H AS opened office in tho business part of the city, oyer the store of Cooke A Cowles, and consid ers himself permanently settled. ■ „ january 28 a 51 .ariTTitto .versus Grumbliiso.—Mr*. Trollope, the Eugliah Tourist, siiys, “An A- morican spits from his cradlo to his grave—at tho board of his friend—althc feet' ofhis mls- iivm—at trie drawing roam of his president and at the altar of his God. lie salivates for three score years and ten—and when tho glands of his palate can secrete no lunger, he spits forth liis spirit, and is gathered to his fa thers to spit no more-” An English tourist’s habits of grumbling, may be written dawn ia a similar style. He grumbles his way to' our shores—-grumbles a two mouths’ journey through 1J10 country—grmnblcs at our institu tions—and, (if he ao not grumble himself into our state prison for picking pockets) theu grumbler his way across tho Atlantic to writo a grumbling book for its grumbling readers.— In fact, he grumbles from his cradle to his grave—at tho feet of his king—in the kitchen of his wife—and at tho altar of his God. He grumbles for three score years and ten—and whon his tongue, from old oge, can grumble no lo.ngcr, lie grumbles out his spirit, and is gathered to his fathors to grumble no more.— N. Y. Sun. 1200 12 230 2 00 3000 CO 40 570 2 00 400 10 72 1 50 1100 21 208 •2 00 750 none 230 1 50 4000 32, 128 3 00 2000 14 50 3 00 4000 33 100 3 00 1333 33 9 21 2 50 3500 s 15 80 4 00 3333 33 32 134 4 OO 2000 64 134 3 00 3500 45 124 4 00 3000 00 185 4 00 .2000 22 72 4 00 2500 11 36 3 00 7500 17 50 4 00 •000. 20 '60 4 00 . 2000 38 100 2 00 1200 36 72 3 00 1000 30 62 2 00 1000 20 55 3 00 1500 M 40 3 00 •In Connecticut tlie Senators have 3 2 per day, and iho Representatives,# 1 50 cents. REIGNING SOVEREIGNS OF EUROPE. State. Sweden Russia Denmark G. Britain Holland Belgium Prussia Saxony Brunswick Nassau Name- -Charles XIV. Nicholas 1. .Frederick VI.. William IV. William I. Leopold dp Fro’d. William III do Anthony do. William Duka William do Title. King Emperor King do do ,42 Hcsse-IIob’rg Louis Lnndgravo G4 Baden Ch. Leopold Fr. Grand Duke 44 Hcsse-Oassel William II. - Elector 07 Wurtcmberg William King 53 Bavaria Louis do 48 Austria Francis Emperor CC Franco Louis Fhillippo King W Switzerland John J. Hess Land’man Spain ' ” MarlaIsabella II. Queen 4 Portugal Donna Maria do 15 " " ‘ Charles Emanuel King 30 Leopold II. Grand Duke 37 Marta Louisa Duchess 43 Francis IV. Duke 55 Charles Louis do 35 Sardinia Tuscany Parma Modena Lnccn- Statcs of the Ch. Gregory XVL Popo iinand II. Two Sicilies Ferdinand 1 Grecco Ulho Turkey' Mahmoud IL Hjog do ■ Sultan •29 19 49 AdaByibn, the only living offspring of tho illustrious poet, though scarcely fourteen, in herits, it is said, the genius of her father, and has written a wild dramatic romance which lately appeared at tho Victoria Theatre. She is aiso about publishing a five act tragedy, called the•“ Deceived One, or the Fate of Geraldine,” in which the vulture woman allu ded tp by Lord B., is sewed up. A Poser for somebody.—Passing, tho other day, by some place, we heard two men engaged in discussing the merits of some newspaper which it appeared that one at least, was a subscriber (or. Ho said that he liked the paper, only that thoro were too many ad- , iscments in' it, and it did not contain as much reading matter as ho would like. “Per haps,!’ said tho other “itcontains quito as much as you have paid for." Wo looked a- round to sco tho wiuntonnnce of tho person ad dressed, but it had vuuished. There was a perfect blank where his face should have been, so that wo could not recognize him. Eastern Paper. . Stand or the Times.—Eleven or twelve of the leading political prints in Pennsylva nia havo avowed their opposition to the_ pres ent Governor. This opposition is considered an exclusive Van Burcn movement, and the candidate proposed is tlie IJon..IIenry A. Muhlcnbtirg, now a membor of Congress.— We understand also, that tiio two division* o( the Jucksou party in this neighbourhood can not bo mado so to harmonize, as to celebrate together the coming anniversary of tho baule of New Orleans.—Examiner. Mail Robbery.—Gcorgo Leviston, Jr. Editor of the Liberty Republican, nnd Assts- lant Post-mnster at Liberty, in Indiana, was recently detected in the art of opening a letter and purloining contents—a five dollar bill.— He was immediately arrested, and held to bail in tl 0 sum of 400 dollars. Gen. Hamilton nr South Carolina.— Itissoid that this gcntlcmanwill be appointed to the Presidency of South Carolina College, whichhas been vacated by tho roliromout of President Cooper. The Baltimore Chronicle states that there are in circulation “ spurious tweqty-iive cent pieces of the emission of 1832, being pewter* washed with silver, nnd so admirably execu ted as to deceive the most cautious, without sounding tbcimon the desk or counter."

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, January 30, 1835, Image 1