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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 in part of tho following articles to wit:
Superfine Broadcloths, Casimcres, fine and coarse Sat*
inotts, heavy Kerseys and Liusoys, largo Mackinaw and
Dtifflo Blankets, figured and plain Chuley, fancy coloured
And plain Siks, large and small Merino Shawls, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Beady Made Clothing, Saddles, Bridles,Mar
tingales &c.
Nev. (1th, 40—tf E. K POWERS.
Notice.
T HE subscribers,under tho firm of D. Hungorford&
Co. having purchased from L. J. Davis & Co. their
entire stock of Goods, will continue tho business at tho
same stand, and respoctfully solicit from their frionds and
They
tho public a continuance of their former patronage,
will constantly kcon an extensive assortment of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hardware,
Crockery, Hats, Capa, Shoes, Boots, Ready Made CLO
THING, &c. dec. which they will sell on tho most accom
modating terms. A. HUJVGERFORp.
Lands for Sale.
T HE Subscribers offer for sale tho very valuable
lands, n list of which is annexed. It Is not pretended
thattheJtOula.ArD-ALL of the first quality, but tho planter
who cannot suit himself out of rucli a bill of fora inuet in
deed bo hard to . please. A particular description, of the
lands is deemed unnecessary, as no prudent man will pur<
chase without a previous examination. The terms will
be, for all sales of ono dollar and twenty-five cents per
acre, and under, casii; for all sums ovo.* one dollar and
twenty-five conui. and not exceeding three dollars per
acre, one. half cash and tho balance in twelve months; and
for all sums ovor three dollars per acre, one third cash,
aud the tolonce in ono and two years, equal instalments.
'Apblications will be mado to the subscribers, or cither of
phem. SHORTER, TARVER &Co»
SHORTER &, SCOTT.
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•Columbus, Jan.. 1,1835.
White Lead and Ofil.
’’Ijj^TllTE LEAD, ground in oil, fine quality, No. 1
extra,
** 4 ‘ common do.
44 « ** thy. best quality
Linseed Oil and Lamp Oil do. do.
Just receivod, constantly on lmnd and for sale by
Fob. 20—3tf JOHN DILLINGHAM & Co.
Whiskey Pork and Molasses.
ALLEN & HILL,
, Boats Androw Jackson, Chattahoochee und South-
on, which they offnr forrtlu very low for cash.
60 bbls. of prime \vhi«koy-; 50 do. N. O. Molasses
50 do. Pickled Pork, 75 do. No. 2a3 Mackerel,Prime.
30 do. N, Orleans Sugar, 50 do. Western Flour.
16 Boxes of Fresh Lemons, 75 do. Scutch Herrings.
February 20,3—tf
GRAND STA3PI3 LO^ri'ERL
CLASS FOR 1835.
100 Prizes o|- 11,000
| •• “ 0,000
T OGETHER, with n (front vurioty of other Prizos
too numerous to mention.
Combination, 75 Nos. 11, Drawn Ballots,
To* bo drawn in Mttcon, on Thursday 5th of March,
“ “ «* ■ “ 'Augusta, “ 16th of A|ird,
«t u u u Savannah, an soon ns sufficient returns
are received from mv dilToront admits, allowing thoni u roa-
Bonablo time Ibr the renewal of ticket,.
Wholes,$10—Halves, $5—Quarters, §2 50.
inr Orders from the country, enclosing cash, postage
• paid,willmo.twithpromp s .n..en,l™. EY
Peb 20 3tf Agent for the Manager.
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Law Notice.
W E linvo nsencitwa immU,,■» ilm practice of the
Luw, miller Ilio etylo of Colquitt, Echols A Mo
Keen. One of the Bun will bo always found at tlioir oflico,
formerly occupied by Colquitt & Flournoy.
WALTER T. COLQUITT,
JOSEPHUS ECHOLS, •
' THO’S. C. McICEEN.
Columbus Oct. 18 37—tf
Law.
PglHE undersigned, will hereafter attend the Superior.
A Courts of the following counties to wit:
Muscogee, Harris, MeriwoUicr, Troup, Heard, Coweta
ami Fayette. His residcncois at LnGrangc.Troupeotmty,
oflico on the North side of the publ ic square.
JULIUS C. ALFORD.
*prd 25 12—12m
Law,
ADDRESS TP THE MUMMY.
r.r CAMPBELL.
And thou hast walked sboul, (how strango a story I)
In Thebes’ streets tlirco thousand years ago,
When lire Mcnmoniuni was in all its glory,
And tirno had not bogiln to overthrow .
Thoso touples, palacts, andVilosetupoiidous,
Of .which the very ruins nro tremendous.
Speskj for thou long ,noiigh hast acted Dummy,
Thou hast a tongue—eoine—let ns hear it’s tnuo;
Thou’rt standing an thy legs, abdvc ground. Mummy,
Rovisiting thcglimpscs of t
Not like thin ghosts, ordisRnbodiod creatures,
But witltUiy bancs, aud flesh, aud limbs, ami features.
practice of tho law, under the stylo of Wellborn
& Ecliols. Their oflico is iu Hamilton.
MARSHALL J. WELLBORN.
„ • PHILIP *4. ECHOLS.
Hamilton, jan. 16 3m51
Doct, J. J. Boswell,
dors Iris services in the various branches ofhis pro
fession. His oflico is up stairs, over tho store of Messrs.
Ayer & Mims.
jan. 23. 51—bn
Copartnership Notice.
T HE subscribers respectfully give notlco that'they
have formed a connexion in business undor tiro
name nndsydeof ALLEN & HILL.
Tell mo—Ibr doubtless thou const recollect,
To whom wo Bhould a/signtho Sphinx's fame;
Was Cheap’s, orCcpIrcno’s architect
Of either Pyramid tlijlt bears Ills name t
Is Pompoy’s pillar rddly a misnomor 1
Had Thebes a hundred gates, assung by Homer?
I’erlitips thou west it Mason, and forbiddan
By oath to toll the fiystcricsaf thytralo;
Tlion any what sceflu melody wan hidden
In Memtion’e statue 'which 'atnun-risc played?
Porliaps thou wast t Priest—if so, ray etruggles
Are vain, for priestcraft uover owns its juggles.
Columbus, Jan. 5,1835.
Wharfage,
T HE Columbus WliarfCompony, have eiaplayed Mr.
John Aucliialeck, to collect all bills for their ac.
count.
Columbus, Jan. 23 * 51—If
Colimihiis
BOOK & STATIONARY STORE.
tablishmeut u largo assortment of School, Tho*
ological and oilier books. Also, it splendid assortment
January 23,
Wrapping Paper.
J UST received on consignment 300 Reams wrapping
pnpor, 50 kegs Lard, 18 boxes and 2 barrels Glauber
Salts, 60 doz. London Alo and. Porter for ealo cheap for
cash.
Also, on hand Browns Extra supor No. 1 Tobacco.
E. 8. NORTON.
Bank of Columbus, Feb, 86,1835.
A N INSTALMENT of thirty-three and one-third Dol*
A lars per share, is required to lie paid by tho Stock
holders of this Hank on nr before Friday tho fifth day of Maj
ne Feb.2?- 0 i‘!d rUf,,,OBO " rd ‘ A. B. DAVIS, Cashier.-
ICT Tho Macon Messenger and Georgia Journal will
publinh tho above tillfitli May*
R
garden seeds,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
Tils growth of 183*1.
AISED by tho unhod Socioty of Shakers, Enfield.
Conn, except some few kinds, which are imported
tbo Seedsmen in Europe; and now offered for Bale
from tbo Seedsmen in Europo; .. .
at SANS SOUCI, at wholesale or jAMES foVLIN.
Whito Onion
Yellow Onion
Red Onion ^
Early Blood Turnip Beet.
EarlySugar J -
do do
do do
Long Blood do
Long Mangel Wurtzol do
Scarlet Carrot, (very fino,)
Orange do
Bloou do
Guernsey Parsnip
Long White do
Long White do
Early Cluster Cncumbcr
Extra Long do
Early Frame do
Early frame aa
Prickly Gherkin . do
Superior Watermelon
Largo Muskmelon
Fiue Nutmeg Melon
Largo Contelopo do
Green Citron
E. Garden Stone Turnip
Norfolk Flat do.
Whito Flat do.
Pine Scotch or Ab
erdeen do*
ianover
do
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Egg ft
do .
Dutch Summor Squash
Bush Crook do
Crookneck Summer do
Crookneck Winter do
Mammoth _
Imperial Sugar L. Lettuco
Early Whito Head do
Ice or Groon Head do
Ico Cosb do
White Coss do
Cabbage Head _ do
Long
Largo Bell Pepper,
Squash do.
Cayenne do.
Purple Egg Plant,
Curled Cress or Pepper-
grass,
Plain Cross
Water Cress,
Large Tomato
Small do.
Vegetable Oyster
White Solid Colery
t Short Top do
Purple Short Top do
Long Salmon
^ do
Long Scarlot do
Scarlel
Scarlet or Ch’ry Turnip do
White Full Spanish do
Black 44 44 _ do.
Early Sugar Loaf Cabbage
Early Georro do.
Early Dutch • do.
Early York do.
Largo York or Harvest do.
Early Battersea do.
do Bullock’s Heart do fino
do.
DwarfCurlod Parsley,
Curled * do.
N. Zealand Spinage, 5*
Flanders do.
Round do. S
Green Curled Endive £
Broad Leaved do. M
White Mustard g
Brown do. •
Long White Okra .
Asparagus
Nnsturtion
Rhubarb (for Torts)
Leek
Saffron
Sweet Majornnr '
Sweet Thyme
Sweet Lavender
Herbs
Balm
Catnip
Lemon Balm
Early Golden Siox Corn
Early Tuscarora do
Early Sugar do.
Early Washington Peas
Early Juno J "
■ Feb. G.
Hides.
Ilf
Jolm Diiiinslmm & Win. A. Oat-land,
H AVE formed a Copartnership to trammel businoss,
under the Ann of JOHN DU * “
Fob. 6.
iLLINGHAM & Co.
5000 pm C sMkf AL J. 1 PaLIiOUN
Fell. 6.
1225 come
&Co.
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JLimct time!
cvXNATi BARRELS beet Thomaeton Lime, junt re*
ceiveil and for sate by
Feb. 27—4 Ot AYER, MIMS & Co.
B EST Double refined Loaf SUGAR
Brown Sugar, of various qualities
COFFEE, do. do.
MOLASSES, do. do.
Cliocelato and Ten. constantly on band and for s ale
by JOHN DILLINGHAM A Co.
Feb. 27. 4tf
Petit Gulf Cotton Seed.
T HE eubecrilier line a few bnge of tho genuine Potit*
Galpii Cotton Seed left on hand far solo.
AUGUSTUS HAYWARD.
.... ....
20 Hooka COFFEE,
,v. ’rSEiteor
A. &. Q. A. LAWHON.
F rench and English meuinos:—An eicg
assortment of
9b and Englial
bv BONNE1T& „
* Broad street, nppoiile Sbortor, TarverA, Co.
March 6 ' '
ovor the frozen steeps of tho Onral Mountains;
where the miserable group porished by tho hands
of n troop of soldiers, did found a grave in the
snowy desert. Ilistory docs not furnish a more
fearful lesson upon thu miseries of false ambition,
than in the life ofthis wretched woman; who, but
lor' her futhei’s folloy, might have equally adorned
tho world by her talents nml Iter beauty.
Perohonco that very hand, now pinioned flat,
Has hub-nnob’d with Fhamoh, glass to glass:
Or dropp’d a half-penny ill Homor’e hat,
Or doff'd tliiao onu to let Queen Dido pass,
Or hold, by Siloiimn’s own inyitntion,
A torch at tluj great Templo’s dedication.
1 ueed not ask tlico if tlint band, wiian aimed, .
Hus any Roniuiisoldicr mauled,and kuuckled.
For thou wast diad, and buried, and embalmed,
Ere Romulus aud RomuB had been suckled;*
Antiquity appeurs to linvo begun,
Longaftcrthy primeval race was run.
Thou could’st dovolope, if that wlthored tonguo
Might tell us what tlioso sightless orbs linvo seen,
How tile world looked when it wns fresh and young,
And tlio groat deluge Btill bail loft it groon—
Or wob it then so old that history's pages
Contained no record of its early ages 7
Still slIeiU,incommqnicallve elf I
Art ewom to feccrccy 7 then keep tliy vows;
Bntprytheo tell us something of thyself,
Roveal the secrets of thy prison liauso :
Since in the world of spirits thou hast slumber’i],
What hast thou seen—what strango adventures uumber'd.
Sinco first tliy form was in this box extended,
Wo linvo above ground seen soino strango mutations;
The Roman empire lias begun, and ended,
Now worlds have risen—we liavo lost old nations,
And eouutless Icings have into dust boon humbled,
While not a fragment of thy flesh has crumbled.
Did’stthou not'hcar the pothero’er tliy bead,
When the great Persian conqueror Cnmbyses
MArcliod armies o’er tliy touib with thuudoring trend,
O’erthrow Osiris, Orus, Apis, Isis,
A nd shook the Pyramids with fear, and wonder,
Whoa tho gigantic Merauon fell aeunder 7
If tho tomb’s secrets may not be confess'd-,
Tho nature ol thy private life unfbld;
A heart has throb'd bencutii that loathcm breast,
And tern e adown that dusky cheek linvo roll’d;
H&vo children cUm'b tlioso knees, and kiss’d that face 7
What was tliy name and station, ago and race Y
Statue of flesh—immortal oftho dead 1 '
Imperishable typo of evanesccnso!
Posthumous man, who quill'd thy narrow hod,
And Blandest undecay'd within our presence,
.TliouwiltUear nothing till tho judgment morning, . ..
Wlicu the great trump siiull thrill tlioo with its. warning
WhyBhouhl this wortliloss tegument ondnro,
Jif its undying guest be lost.for over 1_ ■
O let us keep thosoul embalm iTtindpure,
Iu living virtue, that when bulb must sovor,
From tlie l’hiludolphia Gazette.
AN INTERESTING GREEK STORY.
We last evening attended the lccluro of Mr. Pcr-
dienris upon tho tnoral nml inteilcctunl condition
of Greece, wlicn tvo honrd from him n highly inter
esting story ofhis country, which ns nearly as wo
can recollect, was in unbalance as follows:
In some parts of Greece, there me tribes of
Greeks wilo soon nftcrthd capture of Constantino
ple by the Turks, (led to tho innuiiloina for tile
purposo of escaping the tyranny ol their invaders,
und whoso dcsccnuutita have over sinco remained
lltoro us n distinct rnco. One of llieso tribes pos
sessing n considerable town well foitilicd upon n
high roek, not assailable by storm, having be-
coma an bbjeet of peculiar jealousy lo the paclm
within whoso jurisdiction it wnssilnnlcd.horesolv-
cd to nttompt lo destroy them by slratagom. lie
accordingly sent u complimentary invituton (o the
commundcr of the tribe, to furnish a body oftraops
to march with him against souio common onciny.
Tiio request was complied'with, but no sooner
wero iticso mcri, to the number of tlirco hundred
nml upwards, within tho power of tho Turkish ar
my, than they''ware inhumanly butchered, nilor
which the Pacha moved towards tho rock in hopes
of finding the town unprotected. J n the expedition,
however, ho was disappointed. On reaching its
base ho found that tho remaining men, and all tho
women were armed for its deli-nee, and that it
wns impregnable even by his superior numbers.—
Tho ufctunl commaiidor of tho place, desirous of
retaliating upon the FachaTor his limboTous con
duct, resorted also to stratagem, lio commu'ni-
enicil n. secret olibr to the Paclm to betray tbo town
into bis hands,—tho Pnelia having soino doubts of
bis good faith asked him for ft pledge, when tho
olhor placed iu. ink hands ns a hostage, bis cun, a
young lad, who was immediately sent off to the
pniaco of tho Pacha. On tho following .duy, tho
galea were to bo Opened, and the troops of the Pa
cha to march in, in doing which it wns nccossary
to pass by four forts; In tho mean time, these forts
woro manned w'itli tho disposable Cifec, ranlo and
female of the (own, with positive orders not to firo
until tho Turkish troops' had emivuly. passed the
first or outermost furl. No sooner men was tiiis
efiectcd, than a tremendous and destructive firo
was commenced upon the invaders, nud continued
Until tho whole body was destroyed, amounting as
wc understood, to four thousand men.
Before tho result, howevet, wus known to tho
Pacha, who was not with tho army, his Son, a boy
of tlie ogqof the young Greek hostage, look the
From tbo New York Commercial Advertiser.
POSTClilPT TO A LETTER,
jin passing a few moments yesterday al
the window of tlie Post Ollice, cracking a joke
with our Jackson friend Brown, of the newspaper
department, whoshould wc meet but Ezekiel Bige
low, (who, by the way, looks os slick as if he’d
boon bom in tho city) with a message from Sar-
;cant Joel Downing. It seems tltut the sergeant
iked
letter,
liberty of telling his guest, that ns soon as i'nfiinnu-
of tho capture of ills native
to have put hu foot into it by writing, in a
, the secrets contained iu official despatches
IbTlCrrlUU DCblOU UUUtUIUCU IU uvo|ru«...v-
from France, read by him lo the General. Tho
sargeant recollected the .Cornier injunctions laid up
on Trim, and destroyed tho letter, but forwarded tho
Poslcript. Here it isl :
“NuTr Bent.—Dear Cousin.—You remem
ber wlrat 1 told you in my,last, how tlie General
agreed to pay mo extra wages for spying out tho
first news from France with my long gtass. Well,
you see, on Friday, when I was ou the look-out, I'
seed mi other horse clipphig it up the avenue like
wildfire. There, says 1, General, there lie comet,
faster than old Eclipse—just look at him!
1 took Commodore Rodger's speaking trumpet,
and sung out to tho rider, “ here, this way ; the
Geueral'n waiting 7’’ Beforo I’d hardly got tho
Fords out of my mouth, in ho come, pulling and
blowinglikonnorwcslerinDowningville. “Well,
wh i are you 7” says the General, says ho. .“Why,
I’m come express from New York, with the newt
from France. There’s the Currier—read lhat,”
With iliut tho Genoral turned up his nose ; toy*
lie, “ Where's tho papers Iro n Mr. Livingston 7—
1 want. them.”—” Them you may find yourself,”
say* the chap—I huven’t got them. Col. Webb
sent to Sntiuy Hook, mid got tlie French paper*,
and trunslatca them himself, and liierc’a tlie con
tents iu tlie Currier.” So the General was obli
ged to lake them, and hand them over to me, and I
read them aloud.
“ Worso nnd worse,” says lie: “I won't bear it
king eat humble pie bcfbrj! 1
There, Sargent Joel, take this paper over to Blair
—don't let Diifi’Green nor Gales &, Beaton have
a line of it. While you nro gone I'll scttla the
matter with tlie French-men,”.
All (Iris timo. tho fellow stood boltupright, with
his liat in his hand, gaping with Iris mouth wide
opon, witlioutspeuking u word. “ Well, (says the
General,) now yuu’vc done your errand, what do
you slund scrutelriug your head here for !”
“ Why (says he) if tho editor of iho Currier
liu
tion should arrive ,
town, ho was to bo roaslcd alive. “ Do not bo
too sure of that,” said tho Young Greek,” ns soon
ns new8 arrives of Iho defeat of your father, you
shall bo skinned olive'.” The Greek cotninatidcr,
after the successful issue to his stratagem, wrote
u loiter to the Paclm, containing tlie following
words; “I know that you wero n trcuchorous man,
but I did not know thnt you were n fool; You
(bought that because I gavo you my son, I could
be base enough to betray my country. You may
do wbatyou please with him, but I cltooso that my
peuple shall be flee." The design of the story
was to provo thatthe blood of thonneient Greeks
still runs in the veins of these tribes, although
their separation from tho civilized world hnve oc
casioned the loss amongst them of utmost every
asks meliow much you gave me to hear the ex
pense, wlint shall 1 answer him 1"
“Wily, youmnytcl) the editor of tile Currier
that I'll curry down Iris hide if he evrr sends mo
iris rascally paper again. Sargeut Joel, tell BlaJ.
to cut up Webb as small as u horse in Iris paper to
morrow. There's tho duor the carpenter mode,
Mr. Express, and loll your master if he warns Iris
pav, to go to the monster—tell him to go to-Nick
Biddle !—Good bye, Sir !" Tliul's ail J heard.
S. J. B.
lAPER HANGINGS.—1,000 pieces Popor Hengings
L end I orderings,for JR0KA w
Broad street, oppo*ilo Shorlor, Tarver » Co.
March 6. 5tf
■n AWES, ftHSSES and CHILDREN’S SHOES, for
sale by BONNEY to BROKAVV,
Brondstrootopposito Shorter, Tarvor&Co.
March 0 5tf
Although corruption nray ourframo consume,
Th’ immortal spirit In tho ekioa may bloom.
ItUSCEIiliANEOUS.
IENTLEMEN’8 end BOYS CAPS, of the newest
r pattern,and finest,ualitlsjjtosMoehon^^
Broad stroot, opposite Shorter, Torver & Co.
New Furnishing Ware-House.
new-youk.
W I1. LITTLE, No. 30, Maiden Line. New, York,
• ofl'orejorsaiq, Wholesalo mi (^Retail, tVofjd and
Willow Ware Fancy iSsakets; Mots; Briltania Mot.il, Jo*
pan’dandTin Wore; Hardware, and a general a'asort-
mont of House-keeping ntthrioe, or the best quality, to
which he invites the attention of families and dealers.
Feb. 13. , H
Tho Alubmna Journal, Mncun Messenger nnd Southern
Rcconler will insert tho nbovo 3 times each, and charge to
this oflico.
In nil the labored imitations of Irish wit, r.r. t
Irish diuloguo umong the peasantry, wlm-h jib
now lire fashionable fictions of the press, wo tii ii
nothing that comes up to a picture from real die
such ns tlie following -.—Noah.
Dublin Police.—A great noise taking pi .ice
outside, tlio Major demanded to know the cause,
when u policeman iulimned Writ—‘ It is Tltady
Malone agin, yer honor, lor ntimherihg ilia wile
and Mrs. Muloue accordingly soon made her way
lo tile bar, where she matle'u melancholy rt - .la!
ofhor husbund’s fits of naUldh, under lib iullu-
eiicoofllio ‘giconcycd monsier.’
Don’t hea» the lying jude at oil yer honor,’
la aTuTs^t\';' w
lecture some account will be given of tho mite of thttt tongue of hors. Iu Munster fill o-
kamvledcB-flmonrat t)te 8U a i n ,i,lar..neanle. - b - ramp - (ir „,
Poisbsiwo fob _Love.—A young man by tlio w . |(j ^ j,j 8 Blnoo th looks; lie’s as firey as aburu-
A PIANO FORTE for sale at the Colmnbus Book
Stored ' ” a,nnnMr.v rnn*rnv
E. SIGORNEY NORTON.
■^JAVE taken the store on the corner of Rnndolph nnd
C30 Bushels Corn Ac 6000 Ifcs. Fodder
TTNOR SALE at Stondham’s place, (now Hiltons,)
25 miles lielow Columbus, immediately on tho rirer.
Feb. 20.—3tf THOS. IIOXbY.
do.
do.
do.
Drumliei
Lnto Dutch
Flat Dutch (
Green Savoy
Green Glazed
Turnip Rooted
Red Dutch
Colowort • . ..
Large Purplo Capo Brocoli
White ' “ do.
Early Cauliflower,
do.
do.
do.
> do.
Early Caun
Half Hardy
Late Dutch
Cesarean Kale or
Cow Cabbage,
Scotch Kale
Early IHltch or Sp Turnip
flnlumbua. Jnn.23
Enrly Clmrlton do.
Whito Mnrrowfnt do.
Dwarf Prolific do.
Dwarf Blue .Imponal do.
Early China Dwarf Beans
Enrly Dun ColnrDwnrfdo
Enrly Mohnwk do
Early French or Warring-
Oglctiiorpo etreots, where tliey ofl'er nt wholesale or
retail,
Groceries and Dry-Goods,
amomr which are the following articles.
30 tiercos new Rice,
35 bbls. Superflne Canal Flour,
40 do. do. Western do.
4 hhds. Bacon, 4 kegs Goshen Butter,
20 bbls. Western Whiskey. 8 bbls. Pnmo Pork,
3 do. Prime Beef, 10 do. Sugar,
14 do. Molasses, 6 Mats Cassia.
200 lb. Alspice, 10,000 Spanish Cign
Brooms, Backets, Boxes, and Tubs.
T UBS in nests, best quality, iron hooped
Brooms of superior quality.
Painted Pails j Cedar do. . .
Round Wooden Boxes, in nests, osBortod sizes
Fcb‘20—4l] JOHN DUBLINGHAM &
tonJ)warf Beans
Early six week do do
Early Rob Roy do. do.
Refugee or 1000
While Kidnei
Dutch Case l
White Cronb’y Pole Beans
.Large Lima do. do.
Small do. do.
Dutch White Runner do.
51—3in
Columbus Auction Room
wnnn DOORS FROM THE COLUMBUS BARK.
*“* rr..*wulfiv« nnd Fridays. i
Tuesdays and* Fridays.
ods disposed of on cither of these days,
"'hie Auction • "WSSMSSliaS^
to tlie Auction. ° Auctioneer.
Feb. 28v3tf
Personswi
will please
Norton’*
aucriox
Cw to this oiftco one day prariou. to tbeule, will meet
.... .LtspiCe, 1-. . - ..... .
10 Kog. Lord, 60 Bogs Corec,50 Hams,
mins.omons.oiio.qMwWrinr, '
10 do. River Sliful, 2 do. Hoibbod. Fins,
600 lbs. Loaf Sugar, 100 pair Russet Brogans,
150 pail) Black do. 100 do. Negro Shoes,
10 tinxes Bloom Raisins, lOcnsosHats,
12 dozj Wool Hats, 1 hhd. N. E. Rum,
2 bbli Jamaica Rum, 8 do. Suenett Brandy,
2 doTSt. Croix Rum, 2 do. Holland Gin,
2 do.lAinericnn do. first quality,
2 casks Malaga Wino,2 do. Tcnertfie,
18 emits Noils, 1 doz. long handled Spades,
1 doiihort bandied Spnilee, 3 do. Shorols,
Axes tJridHatchets,20Boxca Tobacco,
1 Ticlco Summer Oil Sperm,
4 bbls do do. do.
2 doll Fell do. do'
2 do. floe Whole OU, 2 do. Fish Oil,
12 Boxes Sperm Candice,
Shot of ill sizes, Bar Lead,
Ladies Kid and Morocco Shoes ond Boots,
Gentler en's Fine Boots and Shoes,
Ready lode Clothing,
Bleach d and Brown Shlrtinge and Sheetingt*
Negro Cloths, Plaids for Negro women,
Diagonal and pin n Cn.bn.ras, for pnJcluime d himselftho murdered Czar: who was
gQjo |,y »• *9. ORll ft l**_ li.... ..ntati m VintfA twirn miriif.nltiuslv Cft-
Blnnkf i of different quail,...,
Flannel *, Snttincts, Osnnburgs nnd various othor
Dry (is ids, 30 Pieces Cotton Bogging,
396 lbl Twine,5doz. N. Y. Cotton Hooks,
Costings, Hoes, Trees Chains, Angers, &c. to.
he nbovearticle will bo sold low for cash.
Tlio nbovo
January 30 /
Notice.
T HE subscriber being desirous to S uri-todUtlUin&oj
spirituous liquors, ofibra on tho most reasonable
term. hi. enUre distillery, consisting ot Iwd Urgo ntuloM
small still, a largo qnnntily of beer stands and tboenUre
apparatus neccsBary In luch cstabliBhmcnts. rereons
February 20 1 61
,m. For SalCb
T HEhouse and loton front street, adjoining Mr*. Bil
lups and Mr. Charles D. Stewart. For terms opP'X
to WITTICH, GREENWOOD *, Co-
February 13
July 5
Splendid Foreign Shells.
SPLENDlO'aasnrtinontof Mantlo Piece Sholls re
ceived and for enlo by enaenv
Superior Cloths.
[FroraMednme Junot’e Memoirs of Colobratod Woinon.j
MARYNA MNISZECH.
The adventures of tiiis extraordinary Polish la
dy, belong to the roindnee of biography. Her
fathor was an ambitious man, whoso ruling pas
sion was flattered by a fortuno toller predicting
that his daughter, then u child, should wear a
crown. From that moment the ideri .took posses
sion ofhis brain; und ho not only anticipated the
fulfilment of tho predictiou, but had hisulaughtor
roared up it the expectation of her hi^h\lcstiny.
It is scurcdy th be wondered that the girl also be-
caino inoculated with tills fover of ambitiont hut
that they thould have ultimately necoinphsl^d
the object bt which alono they lived, is strange.
Their diseased aspirations found a congenial sub-,
ject in the person of on impostor, who pretonded to
bo Dmitry, the murdered son of Ivan tho Fourth;
with wh 'in the futlier of Many’na contracted hla
daughter in marriage, on condition of iris obtaining
possession of tlie usurped throne of Muscovy. The
artificial sympathy which these two deluded crea
tures entertained, Ibr each othor, ripoued into a
strong natural alibction; ond tlto ovorlhrow of tho
usurper and the accession oftho protended rightful
heir to tlie throneof Ivan, realized their dreams of
greatness. Their felicity was, however, short
lived. So soon as tlio usurper’s fate was scaled,
doubts woro raised as to tbo legitimacy of the
claims of tho now Cznr; bis pretensions would
not bear scrutiny; plots were formed against him,
and the unhappy mnn was murdered in tho Krem
lin. The subsequent career of his widow nilbrds
an extraordinary instance of the predominance of
tlie ruling passion. On iter way lo her nativo
country she was captured by tho troops of u men
who, they stated, was her supposed murdered hus
band, recovered from iris wounds. Being lod into
his presence, she was struck with ainozoroeiit onu
disgust, ot beholding a loathsome, vile and ill-look
ing Jew—a brule from whoso violonco ahe hud
formerly rescued a young and helpless maiden.—
-, This wretch, stimulated only by desire of gam.
name ofSmith, of Hatfield, forwhom
of (rue love never did run
put an end to his pangs,
sonic. His Dolciaea li*
sought her for tho last time, nnd told tho story of
hisTove. It was Sunday night, that witcltingtimn
for lovers. She was obdurate, upon which the
ennmorndo in her presence, drew from his pocket
that sontimeutal and compendious instrument,
with which he had so often cut his bread nud cheese
—a jackuife—nnd gave tho lady duo notice that
ho should proceed to out bis throat. She did not
(like some other damsols) request him to wait ti l
she could gel n pall, for four of having blood spilt
upon the floor, but humanely interposed nnd pre
vented the mad.net. He camo to this town, und
purchased a couple of ounces of poison “ for rats.”
went home, and being disappointed in “opening
tlio jugular,” proceeded tostuDf Urtvith arsonic.—
The dose was enormous, and operated os an eme
tic so suddenly, that he escaped death. He lina
boon quito sick, however. We hopo ho will livo
Tong enough to repent tho sin anu folly of dylnj
frit love. A'sido from its groat wickedness, th(
ymffig man should know that it is quite out of fash
ion. If a lady refuses, now-a-days, the gentle
man merely requests her to change tlio subject,
and it is all over. Hampihire Gazette.
Tub Devil tuubko I’leadeil—[Translated
from on old German paper.]—It happened in tlio
Mark, that a certain soldier having a sum of inon-
by him, entrusted it to the care of hi? host.—
.. lion about leaving, ho requested u return of tho
money, but tlio landlord dented having received it.
The soldier,justly inconsed,usod many boldonths,
and set tho house in a storm, wliilo the other con*
ented himself with sending for the police, and
threatened lo have hitn well chastised for disturb
ing the pence ond credit of his house. Hero was
n fine opportunity, and the dovil visited the soldlor
iu prison, and said to him, “ To-morrow Ihey will
lake you before tlie judge, ond thoy will undoubt
edly nave your head for defamination of the host,
and assaulting ns you did, breaking the peace arid
hurting the. credit of iris house. In this dilemma,
ifyou will consent to bo mino body and soul, lwjll
redeem you from danger." But the soidierwoubl
not consent. “ Then," said tlie dovil, “ do this :
out I goes, and, in trftlli, it’s ashamed I am to toll
it, I tirit moro nor was good for my health, and
when I wus going to my honest vurtbus bed, this
i.prechawri ofa brutohita ine n dab of a creepeen
—anil, says lie, ‘ take that for your gallivanting!’
and fell a thumping me till my two purly eye.
war pasted iuto ono; O murriiur! murtlier! my
national beauty and eompllxion is spoiled forever,
and I’ll be a dirty ugly stteel, like Malty Magan
or Judy O’Neill’—and here she fell a crying.
1 O, yer Worship,” cried tho husband, ‘ I’m
uisgrucing myself with the life I’m lcadidg with
her; it’s drinking all day, and siravaging all night
she docs be; throwing dirt aud dishonor on my
mnrringo bed, your Worship.’
M’s. Malone—‘ O, yer honor, I never knew
marriage comforts.’
Mr. Slalonn— 1 Stuff a wisp of straw in your
miuth, ye thevin blackguard—oughtn't ye to be
forshnined on yourself to come boro afore hi. Hon
or, will yer praalioen up to yer eye, like a var-
tlius girl, when it's down on yer marrow-bonea
ve ought to be, nxing pardon and marcy; conshu-
mib to me, but it’s thc-likes or you that get. law
and h,slice In the land, in disregard of honester
R °lC’Mnjnr—’Hold your tongue, «ir, or by this
nnd that 1'U put the law iu full force against
y °Mrs. Malone—’ That’s right, yer Worship, send
him to the gallows nt wonst.’ The woman wn»
going on nt some lengh, but she wus ordered lo re
tire, und bchavo herself belter in future.
Ndvcmlici 15
Notice.
T HE subscribers having established tboraeclvcs at
Apalacliicultt, Florida, aa
Wholesale Grocers, Commission nud
Forwarding Merchants.
Have mado arrangements to make liberal advonoosonCot-
lon shinned to their friends in Now York.
Busmess entrusted to their care will be oxecuted with
fidelity and dispatch. C0VELL & HARTSIIORNE.
Apalachicola, Jnn. 9 49 - 3 "'
Bnilding Materials.
SELECTED stock of HARDWARE, of every de-
A SELECTED !>««*“
scription used In budding.
Whito Leud warranted pure, Colors,
w- . f • ■ 1 nil Paint. Pllttv.
Window GIwBi 8 x 10, 10
CupalVJup'ati Varnish, Varnish and Graining Brusl*s
For sale by^L & MOSES,
adjoining Bedell & Walkers Tavern.
Col and hibDcc. 13
jr. 8. Moore * M. J. Tarver,
WHrAVING porchaeed from Messri. Shorter, Tarver &
TRiCo. their entire stock of Jlcrehaodixo, wfllidobu-
ride!; at the same stand, under the name and stylo of
MOORE & TARVER,
And trill keep constantly on hand a eencrel assortment or
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, &c. &c. &t%
Which tliey will sell at tho lowest price, for casMw ojj-
proved credit.
Jannary 10,
Notice.
and un
fori. 1, 1834.
Urns represented to have twice miraculously es
caped the dagger, of his enemies. The very cx-
ravnganco of liis'pretensions seems to linvo aided
ria success: or tlio people were so eager for it*
Czar, tlint they grasped at the shadow of a sqver-
eigu. The Jew was al the gules of Moseow,.l)aclied
by n victorious band of followers ; und ^ofily wnn-
tod the assistance of Mnrynu lo accomplish lus ob-
eet. Urged by hor futher’s entromlcs, and stimu-
ated by her owu tlrirst for pov/er, she consented
to lio a party to tho trick, npd publicly acknowl
edged tlio hateful Jew as iter identical husband.
ijhe soon found, however, that tho impostor
sought money only< ond not conimaud» and thut
he had seized upiit rite vacant ihrono only to sell
hi* abdication. This she resolved if possible to
prevent. Scomfully upbraiding him, she said,
“Thou shall either reign or die;’ end kept*n
strict guard upon all iris movomoms. At last, in
tho confusion of a battle tlint ensued, tho wretch
contrived lo escape, but Marynn, now mad for
when you shall be brought up lur trial, and they
to press you hard, and coll on you to defencT
begin t
sovereignty, disguised herself ns a soldier, pursued
and brought him back •- throne.
yourself, give out thnt you nro no speaker, say not
a word, und they will grant, ou a picador to stale
your case. Then look round nud you will sea
mo standing inn bluebonnet and whito feather,
und I will manage the nfinlr.” Now all this oc
curred ; and when tlio landlord stoutly dented the
accusation before all thecourt, his counsel in the
blue bonnet stepped forth; “ My good host, lie
cried, “ how can you slick to thnt lie 7 the monoy
Is now lying under the bolster of your bed. .Let
the judge mid the sheriffs order search to be made,
and they will even find it to bo so.” Then tlie
landlord swore un oath ond excloimeil, “ If lover
meddled wiili the money, may tho devil carry mo
in a whirlwind nwny 1" But ns soon nstho mon
ey was found and brought into court, the counsel
with the bonnet and while feather suid, “ I knew
that I should hnve ono of them—either the host or
tho guest”—with which words he twisted the land
lord’s neck out, ond disappeared with him through
tho air.
uuu ... In defence of her throne,
she poribrmctVprodigics of valor; but was at length
takeu and condemned to death. Tho very nigh 1
before her intended execution, she was liberated by
one of her countrymen, who had loved her from a
youth, and had followed her through n 1 tho vicis
situdes or her fortune. She.became his wile, and
at the same timo mistress of a horde of Cossackx
of which he wns the chieftain. Not contented
with n predatory rule, she planned and achieved
the conquest ,/AHtrocan; where for a short lime
site onco more reigned over ,o kingdom. But hero
too her power was of short duration ; she was
attacked and defeated by tbo Russians in a
pitched battle; and escaping only with life,
wondered with her husband pud her mfaut
SisauLAn Cube.—The Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal contains tho following story,
which is rather remarkable. What pbyatcutna
call on adhesion in tbo chest was probably broken
upbylbeman’sstrugglointho water; and tins
clergymanin a town la Now England, lost
his voice to such a degree that he relinquished
IrtVASPYor I!knjamtx .West.—It was toon
rumoured about thut die »on of j.AY est wns afflict-
with n strnriae portion for puintinge and a
ing of tho 44 friends” wa-vheld, to consider wheth
er this was to be regarded as a blc*$ifclg or a visi-
lalion or Providence. Tlio spirit of speech came
strong on ono John Williamson; J. A inan child
bus been bora,” he said, “on whom God hu be
stowed some reinarkablo gills of tnind; and you
lia- o nil heard that, through Something ammiut-
ing to inspiration, tlio youth has been induced Jto
Btudy tho art of painting. It is true, that our ten
ets refuse to own tlio utility of that art to man
kind; hut it seemeth to me lhat wo huve consider
ed the matter loo nicely. God has tiestowcd on
litis yciilh genius for art! Shull we question his
wisdom! Can wo bcliovo lliat he gives such
raro gifts but for a wiso and good purpose! I see
tho Divino hand in this. We shall do well to
sanction the art and eneottrago this youth.”
Major’.! Cabinet Library.
NEW DEFINITIONS.
Bamboozle—To addross compliments to cjury,
a ulain woman, or arich fool. *
Bkuid.—Atrophy Itoys long for every hour
from twelve, to sixtoen, nnd men curse every mor-
nine from.twenty to fifty. ,
Br.xumo.—The “ first position.” in the march
° r $AT—An animal oltl_ maids love, ’because it
gives out sparks when it is rubbed.
Dbbt.—“ Tho soldier of society,” for men tol
erate each other for wliul tliey owe each other.
Deserts.—'What fortune does to ment;—eel-
dam what she gives.
Dux.—A raoro accurate time keeper, than w-4»
ley ever made. M i’JjSS/S
preaching, anil aolieitetf dismission from his pasto
ral charge. He lived on the bank ,’of Coni icchcut
Always suspect a man who affects great nflnesa
of manner, an unruflled evenness of temper, and
an e mm clarion studied nml 6low. These things
nro unnatural, and speak a degree of mental dii-
cipline into which ho that has mi purpose of craft
or design to answer, cnnimt submit to tlrlUmmMK
The most successful knaves ore usually of thla
ral charge. — _— - - .
river, and, one day, word camo that n ,bt iy was
££ When he came to the sutface, he fclmd his ,1m,p. Tliey aficct the zoftnera cf the dove wh^
voice and freedom of breathing restored, and has they have not, in order to hide the cunning of Iho
since resumed preaching* serpent, which they have.
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