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SEVENTH VOLUitlE.
COUHBCS, OEOKGIAt FBIOAV MORNING, APBtl 3, ISM.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
MARKS, FLOUinoV Ac JETER.
Corner of Broad and Crawford Streets.
TERMS—Tn»te dollars per annum, payable in advance, or
rwa dollar*, (in all case* exacted) where payment is not made
before the expiration of the year. No subscription received
for lorn than twelve months, without payment in advance: aud
no paper discontinued, except at the option-of the Editors,
until all arrearages are paid.
"ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously Inserted at seventy-five
cents per one hundred words, for the first insertion, and
rurw ctnts fur every subseatront coatinaaoco—twenty-five per
'cent added,If not paid in advance, or.during the continuance
oftho advertisement. Those sent without.a specification of
tho number of insertions, will bo published until ordered out,
and charged accordingly. -
Xkqai. Advertisement* published at tlip usual rates, and with
ttrict attention to the requisitions of the law.
Balps regulmed by.law. must bo madohofuro the
Court Mouse door, between tho. hours .of 10 ju tho mo ruing,
iuhI 4 In tlio evening—those of Loud in the county where It is
aitaate; those ot Personal'Property;.'where tlis letters testi*
.mentayr, of administration or of.guardianship wore obUined-
audare required to be provioqdy advertised iu somo public
. Cuwtte,Mfollows: • fn •»**:.r
' fiftrairrs’ Sales under regular executions, for thirty days: utf-
•<- dot mortgage fi fas, sixty pays, boforsUmduy of sale.
Sales of Land and Negroes, by Executors, Adiniaietrators or
Guardians, for sixty pats before the day o? sale,- - 1 ‘
' 8alcs of personal property (except negroes) forty Pay*. Ci
tations by Clerks of the Courts of Ordinary, upon application
\ftHt letters of admiulstraticn, must bo published for thirty
DATS. ■ "...
Citations upon application for dismission, by Executors, Ad*
udnlstrutors or Guardians, monthly fur six months.
vOaDlRl of Courts of Ordinary, (ucconipnuied' with h copy bf the
Ihrtnd, or agfoemout) to make titles to land, must bo published
rj. THERE MONTHS. - '. * - . .
' Notices by Executors, Administrators or Guardians, oLapplku-
tion to tho Court of Ordinary for leave to sell tho Laud or No*
groesan estate, rouu months. ,•
Notices by Executorj or Administrators, to tbo Debtors and Cre
ditors of an ostute, for six weeks. ■
ET Letters on Editors, to tho buaiucss, must hr POST r%p,' to
entitle thorn to attention '
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New Dry Goods.
HE subscriber has, and is now receivin^'dircot from
New-York, 1 'a Splendid assortment of
. Fall and Winter Dry Goods, -
consisting in part of the following iirticldp to wit: -
. Hupcrfino Jiroadclotha, Casimcros, fine gild coarso Sat-
iaulfo, heavy Kerseys and. Linseyfl, large Mackinaw and
DnWe Blankets, figured and plairt’Chtflcy, fancy' oolonrcd
-and plain Siks, largo and BitfolU 'Merino' Simplify IWts,
JloQts, Shoes, Ready Madu Clothing, Saddles, Bridles,Mar-
‘tinsjalcN &c. . ’ v ‘ ' • . *- •.
^ Nev.8th.4Mf ^ E, Vi frP.WEfta.’
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rjuiE subscribers, under the firm of p. Htingorfoid &.
Notice
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Co. having purchased from L.J. pavia& Co, their
'entire stock of Goods, will continue tho buslhess Jit the*,
Barao'fitnml, and respectfully solicit front; tlieir friends dnu
-tho public a continuance of tbcif former phtrohage. They
will constantly. keep an ox tensive assortment of ; * ;i* !
Fancy .and Staplo Dry Goods,lIard\vare, >
Crockery, Hats, Caps, .Shoqs, BooW, Ready Made CLQ-
THING. &o. &c, which they will sell on tho nlost accom-
inodatins terms, - ' * A. HUNGERFORD. .
• - ° ** Jf D.' HGNGBRPORD.
.•7 'E.-G.. ROGERS. •
’Columbus,Jan..1,1835. •;*. •) . Itf
• Lands for Sole.
TTUIE Subscribers offer for sole the very valuable
A lauds, a list of whibli ia annexed. It is not pretended
that tho lands ore all of tho first quality, but the planter
wlio cannot suit himself out of such a bill of fore must in
deed bo hard-to’please. .A particular, defccriptiou of the
lands is deemed unnecessary, na no prudent man will pur?
chase without a previous.examination. The terms will
be, for all sales of one dollar arid twenty-five cCnta .jnsr
acre, .and under, cash j fitt all sums over One dollar and
twenty-five cerfts, and not-exceeding thrCe dollars per
acre, one half cash anil the balance ,ii> twelve tnontluf; and
W E lmvc associated ourselves in.Uto practicirf'f the
La\v, under tho *tvlc of Colquitt,
Law Notice.
io pc JpL
. .... J,.EcU6l|i & Mo,
.Keen. One of the film will lie always found at their ofticc,
formerly occupied by Col^uirt &Ylouriioy^
THO’S. C* McKEEN. •
Columbus Oct. 18 97—tf
Apblicatioris wi
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shorter, Tarver &co.
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^I^HITE LEAD, ground in oil, fine quality, No. l
v ? 11 common do* :
‘ M ' M drj'.bnstqqHlity
' “Liitsecd Oil tmd Lamp Oil do.' do.
Just received, constantly on hand aud for stile by
Feb. 20—3tf JOHN DILLINGHAM & Co.
v ’ Whiskey Pork and MoSdSses. •
, iALLEN & IIILt; ^ ,
IT A VE just received, ami now landing from tlio Stcimi'
* JLM. Boats'-Andrew Jackson, Cltottaliooehco arid South-
yori, which they olTer for sale very low. for cash.
iCO bbla, of prinio Whiskey t SO do. N. O. Molasses ,
.. fiO.do. Pickled Pork, 75. do. No. 2 a 3 Mackerel, Prune.
30 do. N.'prleans Sugar, 50 do. Western Flour.
16 Boxes ofFrOBhLcriions, 75 do. Scotch Herrings.
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A Valuable PI nil tail on for sale.
ibarna, containiDgdbOacros—comprising ijm S. E. quar-
Tor of section No. 17, and;the east- half of Bectioa No. 20,
.in township 16,rnngo’19/ formerly owned by Lucian Pink
ston; arid eighty acres adjoining tho nbovo, purchased bf
\Audrew Crossley. - This plantation lios near tho road'ho-
'tween Montgomery and,Alount Meigs, about 8 miles from
'the former; affording excellent land, accommodations for a
family; negro hbnses, gin house, "packing screws, &c. rind
’is in fine condition for planting. Salo will bo public, on
tlte promises, A reasonable credit will bo-.ollowod. Pos.
•nesston given mi-tlie4iret>oi> January next. Persons dost-
fOilsofprocuri^g^mHai^.a^mvitcdtoi'iBiUhopremisca.
NATHAN .Cl SAYKE, of Spann. 'A*
Marol.20, 1835. . ... ' ?fda-
- Rank ofColumbus, Fcb. aa, 1833.'
^^NjlNSTAtMENT of thirty-threo nuil oiuMliird Dol.
tho Stock)
loy of Moy
,.m Inro por share, is required to bo,.
ilioldera of this Bank son or before Friday the
tijort. By order of the Board.
Teh.lrt' ~4td „• A. B. DAVIS, Cashier.
ttF 'i'bb Macon Messenger and Georgia Journal will
rnliliiUi rlm ulmverill 5th May. “ 7 * ■
GARDEN SEEDS,
WARRANTED,EKESHJlND GENUINE,
The growth of 1834,
, The growth otitsu.
!D by, tho united SodiKty of , Shnkors, Enfield,
n. oacopt Blune few kinds, which ore imported
Seedsmen in Enropo: and now, offered for sale
Conn,
from the
AtSANSj
'White Onion
Yellow .Onion
lied Onion
.Early Blooil Turnip Beet
Early Sugar ., jfio , do &.
Early Orange do do
LongBiootl. .. do.
Long Mangel Wurtzoldo
Scarlet Carrot, (very fine))
Guernsey Pdrsnlp
Ldhg White do , ;
Early Cluster Cucumber
Extra Long-- do’
’ Early Frnino do
Prickly Ghej-kiri v ’do
Superior Watermelon
T.arge Muskinclon -
^Ftno Nutmeg Melon »
I^irge Cnntclope do’> ;
Citron do >
-Pomegranate ..do. •
•Egg Melon . :do .
Dutch Summer Squash
‘/Bush Crook do
Crookneck Summer do.
'Crooknock Wintef do
Mammoth ' *. do
Imperial Sugar L. Lettuce
Early White Head do
.Icu or .Grcon Head do
Ice ,Co3s , . ,x do.. ;
WliitoCons % ,.do
’Cabbage Head do
L'ongWht. Naples Radish
Scarlet Short Trip * do '
.Purple Short Top do *
Long Salmon' ,d6
LongScnrlet • i dp
Scarlet or Ch’ryTumip do
' Whito Fall Spanish do
Black “ ■ tl do.
Early Sugar LoafCobbago
Early George do*
Early Dutch ‘ do. . .
Early' York do.
Largo York or Harvest do.
Early Battcrsea\ do. ,
. )!o Bullock’s Heart do fine
Large Bergen . .do.
Drumhead do.
Late Dutch do.
Flat Dutch (very fine) do.
Green Savoy ao.** *;
. .Green Glazed do. ,
Turnip Rooted - do.
Red Dutch * do..
Colewort * do.
Ijrgo Purple Capo Brocoli.
Early Cauliflower,
Hall Hardy- do. f
Late Dutch do.,-
Cesarean Kale or ;
Cow Cabbage,
Scotch Kale - -
Early Dutch or Sp Turnip
■ Columbu», JQ0.23 . ;
E, Garden Stone 'Turnip
Norfolk Flat ' do.
White Flat , do.
Fine Scotch or Ab-
, ortleeit .. do.
Rutabaga do,
Long Hanover , ‘ db f
Sage, . ^
Large Bell Pepper, . ,
Squash , do. .
Cuyorifto ‘ db.
• Purple Egg Plaht, -
Curled Cress or Pepper-^
' • -grass, ■ *
-PiuiiiCress -
WaterCress,
Largo Tomato r ••
• Small - do. .
. Vogotable Oyster
Whito Solid Celery *
Dwarf Curled
Curled - •• - do.
, N. Zealand gpinage.
, Flanders do,
'Round dp. •
Green Curled Endive'.
.Broad LeaVed • do.
White Mustard .
■Rrown do.
Long Whito Okra
Asparajjus
Naatqrtipn.A
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-French Sorrel j fo,B “} llUl
.Rhubarb (for Tarts)
Leek
HaflVon L -
Swept Majoram.
Sweet Thyme
Swcc^ Lavender
* Herbs V. ’“** . .
Balm - - -
Catnip •' «>
Lemon Balm v
Early Gplden Siox Com
Early Tuscorora , do.
Early Sugar do*
Early Washington Peris '
Early June . . . ,dp.^
Early Charlton do*.
White Marrodrfat do.
Dwarf Prolific • do.
Dwarf Blue Impenol do.
-Early China Dwarf Beans
Early Mohawk dot ^
Early French or Warring*
: ton Dwarf Beans.
, Early six-week do . do
Early Rob Roy 4b* ; do.
Refugee or 1000 to ldo.do.
White Kidney do: do.
Dutch Cose Knife Pole, do
White Cranb’y Pole Beotia
Large Lima do. do.
Small do. do.
Dutch White Runner do.
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. / Columbus Auction Room,
'¥ r *y0DR DOORS FROM THE COLUMRl'S BANK.
nRHE subscriber informs tho public that hcreaficr he
A-wili hive two regular days in the week for Auctions,
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Feh; 20-3tf • Auct.oM«r.
auction atm comnsston kook, ok broad nun, fctva
DOOHS VIIOM THB COLWCBM BAIIKi . .
DDS intcnilod FOR THIS AUCTION, forwarded
to lliit office ono day previous to'thc»tdo,willmect
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f fi t HR, undersigned, will hereafter uttsnil the; Superior,
JL Cohns of the following.coVintie, tervvit: . : l
Muscorcc, Harris. .Mcriwctiicr, Troup, Hcnrd, Cowe(s
nndFuyetie.'Hie rcsitionco is ut Troup couhty,
oillco on tho'North sidebf-'tlio public squhro; : .
JUUUS C. AJ.KOUDi
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FII1IIE ritidet sighed ltavo associated in ihcfnpolveii tho
JL . practice of tlie la'fv, uhtledUta^ style bf Wpllborn
& Echols. n Tbel|‘ offipa"* “* ...■. ***- -•«
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i. 1 heir olueo is in HamiUou.
. ' 'MARSHALL J.tWELLTORN. ^
' i , mup «i.'.EOtlOLS.
on.jnn. 16’.' ' * .MBflH
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DoBt. J. J. Roswell,
.'^4 */ “ 7 l/ 27 JtH. dors his. services.iu tho
8 • “ 8> 15 27 fession. Ills ofiico is- up stun
MM AverAiMiuls. >• .
,.j,m.23. I ,mn. ,(Xit
AS, removraj to Columhiis, Ho —
vnrious, brtuiqhc^ nfhis pro-
ImB
store Uf JlosSrs
51-3in
POETICAIi.
FALiLS OF’NIAGARA.:
■ .There is n temple roared by Nature’s hand;
.Whrto Nature’s God rdccivos'alernal'prnise;
An4 nought unlioly tlwrc tuny ever trend
lint’tin with dire destruction quiok pursued,:
N4r spsrcd to toll wlmt ihoroovoe’eeon,' orlicnnli
Its base, the solid rock, its don't', the blue,
Etliorlid sky, where blase,-myriads 1
‘Of tivink’ling ltimpp. tlmt'sllcd continual BtrCums ■ ■
Ofiirighthcre; ontliasacredfioorboiioatli:- ■■
Audsnn, end »noohialtornnle,6uttre flood
Of glorious light, Itcforo tlio holy Alter;'
Oh who je awfui front,/lio Bupremo Aicliifrct
Hnth fixed his hew of protuiso.
Forth from tho'fhiml, a cloud of spray ascends;
Directed by no Inortnl hand,'but ns
Moved h/inlicfcntlife,in Bcntlo showers ! •'
Distills o’er nil within this cotisec’raled spbtA '
ittao, in this holy temple, nnlui'J,
! Her 'own liigli priest, pefflimis iter wild 'devotion,
Aud clintmts nn nmiioiriof eternal praise,
That shtiites tho trcmhlinB earth, uhd rends the skies;
1 "■ "W r a; \vr
ilE Hint thev>
„ hare formed utebnnekion In Hu'elucM urtderaho
name end stylo or ALLDN &.IIIU.. t. -t. :; .
LEWIS C. AU.EN.’
, , MAIllC L. HILL. , .
Columbus, Jim. 5,1533. .' , A49
■ Commission Business,
rnHR'Undorsighed has established hith'MIf in thU-loivn.
that
lie.'
Invititon,Ard, Mnfqli 10, "•
L olTnvHitmi^Alii. as tt Commission. Merchant, and in.
t capacity oflershis sot-vices to his friond« rind tlio nub-
t' VJ i‘ f. ' V 7—tfi
Wliarfngc.
^!i er
Jo]
count. .
Columbus, Jen. 23
ambus WharfCompimy, hove employed..Mr,
uclduleeh, to collect. nil hills for tlreir uc-
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HOOKASTATIOIVAItY STOKE. .
• January 23, , . | . “ . . ; . 5.1-^tjf
Wraiiiiing Paper.
:usli, ■ •, , ; i -*.• .- v*.t •••» . ’
Also,on lumd Browns Extra Bupor No. A ^gjweg^.
o . Hides. „ .
-, b .o. - :■ —< ’-ltr.
John DilliiiKbamdc, Witt. A. Gnrland,
—* Ah 3ACKS SALT ibr sale, prico 9299 ecu
V por suck. J. S. CALHOUN & Co.
. Feb. 0,
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JLIiqc! Lime!
ihjark BARRELS best Thonmston Lithe, just re-
£• VLP SF'.ccivcdnnd for sulo b;
Feb, 27—4 fl»
i> by f •, ./i,.- • ■ .
AYEB,.MlMS.Stj.Cu.,;
B EST Double refiitfld Loaf SUGAR
Brnwu .Sitgur, of’various, (futilities;
■MtVLASi-
Chocolaie
,.rv>s- k
jii , , ... .
id Tea, con^tantly on Imml rind for salo
. onMaritiyoi
by •' JOHN DILLINGHAM &, Co.
- .Pfb.’W. ' ' '• : r;. 4tf
A vvarrier’s wcuputi freed u )vnnior’s s ml.’*
Wlti.lo lie wtta pronouncing these, tho Ihst words
of the irugpdyi lih eye anil jiimio.or Were leurfully
wild—-tliu bltHitl wus lulling fiplu liis bosom Upon,
the young gctttlcniuii who had purscmnlhtl the then
Iiieles9 lmogino! . An soou us tho lust Words wore
prptipuncciltrho.fcll lo file iig’uiore. j ' .
Tlio wound was iullictcd on the lell hreasi, en-
eringtliepciienrdiu'm.il'it did not pierce llio heart.
The .bleeding was inleinql, and so siOvy iu its pro
gress that tho organic action of the heart was not
finally dogged until Saturday, whim hqlclt this
mblutiury, scene; utiil utiollier curluiu opoited up
on, file drama of etqrnhy. : .
His funeral was auoiidud by n ■t’dry largo enjt-
city, preached u solemn unil tippropriuto funbral
tlisepursc. There wus a breutiilnss sileiice, tutd
every eye was rivetted on l!ic speaker when, ttpaf
tlio close.of his sermon, Ira related that lie vvas'n
fellow passenger with tilt) deeenseil when he ettme
to, tl’ie.city' lour weeks bclorc—thut ho hail been
.A UABCNTABLC OCCVSRCSCE 'E'SiSESfiSES
t\\'.b nolioed, a few rfiays arnefev cthe ■ late> of .tho- VUl g5k_.| ia( v ailvUotlltiux to more nimily piirsUitg—•
foiingmart whoso dcalli is.the subject riffiio fu - , J E,{{ kgrped from hint that, tit tithes, lie' had
Awing article, 1 and file singular mid unftmutiUlO ,i.„ ...u.t_,'.. ..*>■ t:„:— it..
circumslnnco’lo which’it is-ascribed.; The ,sub-
\yiAv.
ITIISCEIXAlVEOtJS.
moved te*ffi**m* re^k’i
tfcdicine (ri'ilio
M bftb^tiow brtctfYfofe^mrfigHiaWi
ly above G» Woodruff Sc i'o. oa Brond-fltrcef, «nd may bo
constantly found .at hla *oflico of jropidoaco, when. pot.pro*
/cfiiionalfv aliseqtt, , . , t X:q»
/March 27,3836.. .. , - ; . .*. . prv.Gm
fNHE flubscribcr hui •just*received by thc Steanior
L Ellon, t, * ; i a. • *’
bblB. Pork: 50 kbgs Lard; 13 bbls. Sugar, which
ho.oflcra for flulo chcnp for cash. a * •
Hlarch 26,1835.—3tf ' AUG.’HAYWARD,
Por Sale.'
February 13
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-W £% (S' BARRELS of MOLASSES nud SYRUP
1.3s©.60 do.. SUGAR
20 Suclre COFFEE. Apply to
' W. t6NEY, or
Fob. 27— 4tf : A &. Q. A. LA1VHON.
FRENCH and ENGLISH JIERINOS—An clcgmif
X7 ussortmembf French and English Merinos, fur sale
ty BONNEY & BKOKAW.
i Broud street, opposite.Uhonorr Tarver .Vs Cb.
MnrchG . .. ; 5—tf
P APER H ANGINGS.—1,000 plctos Paper Hangings
and I orderings, for salo by* • in:
. : BONNEY &1ROKAW,
T AlllES, MiSSES and GAII.DRHN’S SHOES!- for
JLi -salo by BONNEY & BROKAW, ,
Broad street, opposite Shorter, Tarver Ac Coi
Mofch.6 •, •£,,yi) - ... -Ctf
• Niles dt Richards, - ... ;
H AVE taken the store an die Corner, of Randolph and
, Oglethorpe streets, whore they, oflbr at wholesale or 1
retail, ' : m
Groceries and Dry-Goods,
amonk which are fiit) folluWing articles. •’
30 tierces now Rice, ' ■ ■ :
. 35 bbls. Superfine Canal Flour,. ,
40 do. da, Western do. , , -
■ 4 hhds. Bacon,'4 kegs Goshen Butter,.'.
20 bbls. Western'(Vlilskey, 8 bbls. Primo Pork;
3 do. Primo Beef, 10 do; Sugar,
,:14 i do. MMesses,C Mats Cassia,. .
200 lb. : Aisnico, 10,000 Spanish Cigars,
10 Kegs Laid, 60 Bags Coffee, 50 Hams,
P bbls. Onions. 6 do. CiderVinrptr,
10 da. River Shed, 2 db. Hotlihoda Flos,
500 lbs. Loaf Sugar, 100 pair Russet Brogans,
150 pair Black do. 100 do. Negro Shoes,
10 boxos Bloom Raisins, 10 cases Hats,
12 dox. Wool Hats, 1 hhd. N.'E. Rum,
G ENTLBMEN'S and BOYS CAPS,' of tlio newest
patterns end finost qualities, for solo cheap by .. : -:;v
BONNEY 8a BROKAWi"
Brood street, opposite Shorter, Tarvor & Co.
March 0.
C tlORN and MEAL, cdtfstantly niijiuiid uotl liin sale by
Feh. 27-4tf . J. DILLlNGilA 'I lk. Co. f j
m
IANO FORTE for salo ot tlio Goluruliu* * Wuok
tore by . E. SIGOItNEY NORTON,'
Splendid Fot'eign Shells, ' '
A SPLENDID oasortmout of Mriutlo Piece Shells ic<
coivcd arid for erilo by ’ -
E. s. noreon; .
cceml>er27 . . . .> ,47;,..If-.
dSOBushels Corn dc COOO lbs. Fodder
F OR SALE-at stoadhetn’s. plnco, fumy,Hudsim's,)
25 miles bcipw Columbus, immediately on the river.
-eb.20.~3tr ■ THOS. IIOXEY. '
Superior Clotlts,
2 bbls; Jamaica Rum, 2 do. Sugnott 1 .,
2 do. St. Croix Rum, 2' do. Holland Gin,.
2 do. American do. first quality,
■ 2'casks Malaga Wine,2 do. Tsheriflig
18 casks Nails; ldox.iong handled Spades!
' 1 do. short handled Spades, 3 do. Shovels,.
. ^ Axes and Hatchets, 20 Boxes Tobacco,
1 Tierce Summer Oil Sperpi, .
4'hbls do do. do. - . i
2 dd. 'Fall* 1 do; do^, . : ' ■ -
; 2 do. fine Whale OU, 2 do. tisIfOll;
12 Boxes Spend Candles,
Shot of all sices, Bar Lead,
. .Ladies Kid and Morocco Shoes odd Boots, .
Gentlemen’s Fine Beals and Shoes,
’Ready Made Clothing, ’ - ' 1 ' . :
ft "Bleached and BrOWn Shirtings and Sheetings,■
Negro-Cloths, Plaids for Negro women,-
Limeys for Negro women.
Blankets of different qualities, ,
Flannels, SattinetstOsnsburgs and Various other
Dry Goods, 30 Pieces Cotton Bogging,
300 lb. Twino,5doz. N.iY. Cotton Hooks, .
Castings, Hoes, Trace Chnins,-Aimers, Ac. 4tc.
' Hie above articles will be sold low for cash.
• Junuary30 -52 tf.
■If t
Hu Consignment, • >
B Y latest nrrirals from Boston, New York ahd: New
Orleans, which will be sold low for.cash— j
■ ' W.& toK '!'
50 do. Potatoes; 100 bags Cofleo
50 do. Onions; 30 boxes Lemons
‘l^c^S^jrnoundJmk.tr j
3^ss n oSdiriiK‘H£r Coen “ y
20 ilS 30 Grind«toac», with crank.
A lot of Domestic Good®, tod
-80 bundles prime Nortliera Hay . ^ ^ .
‘ ’ • J - :?,q ^4 AvloR4iI>ROO o-5i
J UST recoivcd, n feivploces of sunerior nittck.Blan,
• ■ Raven Green,Invisibfo Green, Gold Mixed mid Wine
Brown Cjoths—.also, .Diagonal and plain Cashiiercs, for
salo by ; J. 'S. SMiTH.
November 15 " ' 41—,tf
/ ' riew-Fiirnishiug Wtu^IIoiiSe., •
NEW-YORK.
W H. LITTLE, No. .36;. Mnidch Imne. Now York,
• oflerildrsnlo, Wliolisale and Retail, Wood unit
Willow Ware Fanny Baskets; Mats; Brittunia Metal, Jn-
pau’dendTin Ware;.Hardware, and a general assort-
mctlt bf House-keeping .artiolos, of tiro best quality, to
which he invites tho attention of families and dealdra. *4—,.
Feb. 13. • - • ’’ ' ; •'•-* 9~3i !
The Alabadta Journal, Mabnn Messenger and Southern
RecordcrwUl insert tlio nbovo 3 times ouch, and charge to
-.thUoffiCO.-': ■ ., t '.-t, ^J,
’ ‘ .ivtiiicc. ; ; ■' ' • •..
T HE 'subscribers having established themselves at
Apalachicols, Florida, as -
Wholesale Grocers,' Cehunission and ''
Forwarding Merchants.
Havo’mntlo
ten shipped to their friends hr New York.
Business entrusted to their care will Ire executed with
fidelity end dispatch. - f ,
, ■ COVELL & HARTSHORNE.
. Apalachicola, Jan. 9 49—3tn
Railding Btaterinls. .
A SELECTED atock of HARDWARE, of every de
scription used in building.
White Lead warranted pure, Coloro,
' Best Unseed Oil, Point, Putty,
■' Window Glass, 8 xfO, 10 xl2,12X14,13 HO, lSx
20, god 14 x 20 .
Copal A Japan Varnish, Varnish and Groining Brushes
’ For salo by
Ci/iutnlusDstufS
HALL A MOSES,
tffielnhrg BotlcllA Welkers Tavern.
|j tf
iolncd 'notice is from tho Wcslcru iMclliodisttif the
13th Fubriraty: 1 -.u -,i.. l. t' v.
V t kecb'cfdro’jrio tha glmtiator llo : ' !•«
’’ HttfetBftP* fits hand—Ids mnnlybrow - ;
Consents to death; but conquers agony,
'" A nd his dro6ped lioad /inks gradiially lowJ-
An,d thro’ his'aids the Inst drops, obliinj alow
’ Frnin the red gush; Ittlflionvyi ilno fey (me;
Like Wf first oH ti.mUderijihowci-.nnd tVihV
Tho arena swims around Him—lie Is gone!
; - Mr. J. J. M’LtittghUn,-late orlfo'pltitisVll^,;!^
came Jo his tfonth nn. Snturdny Ifist, fiiruugli un
accident which Iran caused much scnsalioh timl
sympafiiy iu thin city. Mr. RJ’Lnuglilin whs,, n
young conlletnan of good personal pceqirtplisli.
merlin, gontcel mannors,. and qf (ihq talents, llis
age was83 nr2;1 years, and lio 'was .nt limes tin-,
gagStl in,the study oflaw.. which lie doubiiqss th-
t'ended to have fullywetl ns a prorqsstori. Ilis'mind
•wns. of an esccedihgly flpisUiye,.ImaginativeL9|®
pnefical 'chst which, with Ins somowhnt retiring
and modest demeanor, made, him. gn, iiitereslitig
companion to all classes of, people., .
Ho arrived in thiscpy;6omo four weeks sipce,
and soon made hlmseil'.kritjwn to. tho amfe
Society of yoynggentltjnten ip thU'eilyns_an,»pi-
plenr, actor—-and itvyas snpn.fimnd ihpt hip pnnu-
ltar tilmpcrament '.of mind pnd imuginntioq, aided
by hi» excellent nal'itnil powers', gayo Jiini.a re-
m trkahle ascendancy in Jiislrinniu dxorchc.Up
hud ,the power lo enter fully »ntp tho spirit and
moaning ofliis putlmr,and body, fori It into forms qf
life the subtle ereplinns of tho poets fancy, ,
The Thespian Society occasionally, havo pub
lie exhibitions; and at ono of thc60, otf TliUraday
eyeriipg, last week, M’i,anghlin .neletl.tlio part of
Berfinm, in Malurin’s gloomy tragedy of “Ber
tram, pr file Castle of St.. AUiobrand." ,.
• Slnoo the melancholy catnslrophq has laid M’-
Laugltlin in tlio cold, cold grave, wo lmvu; rend
the t ragedy on which ho spent his last earthly pow
ers : and, amidst tlio ppssion of which, .agitating
his audience like a teoiposl; lie received his dpath
wound.- 'Bororo. wo closo this article, tir'd reason
why wo road this trhgedy . will he apnarent. TIib
Rov;R. C. Maturin, the author-of tlio, play, was
on .l.jn*U«U olorg-vmnii, of powerful fancy. 15c-
sitloa • amno 'protlucfions of llio pulpit, of which ljp
was tho aathor, there arc nbw. in print of hia tragic
writings, “Tho'Fatal Rcvcngo.”, “ Wild Irish
Boy,” Tho Milosinn.Ohlef,” Ac. As (hr ns wn
hnve had opportunity to study. his genius, it had
thechuracteristissiOf astern gloomygraudetir.—
Tl.'e dark" and fearful storms of; the nttpsltin were
the j.'I.ty-things of his iniagitintion. Jin hud little
to do with the gontlor sympathies of our naturo.- -
Remor.s e; rovengo, like two iron despots, hold rule
over llis -imagination; and in all liis piUtUrijigs.pr
thewar of passion or oftho elements, not n single
lovoiy touch oftho pencil dashes the brtiw ofutp
thunder king; •
Bertram is a' Combination of all these terrihlo
qualities, ill'copious and honrWotteliipg elo
quence it exhibits to tile render tho picture of u
powerful miad-—ruined;—blasted—desolate-—'-"
yet unbemUnj', ‘and holding in his soul, as tlio lifu
of his being.tbe sdnlimenls ofa deadly yengoance
agninstthn earth fy author of all liis woes.,; It was
this boingdvhorrl-M’Lnuglilia represented. ‘ The
tragedy opens wilh n-terriblo tempest, in which
Bertram, long alt exile and outlaw from .his na
tive lttnd. is thrown upon tbeicoasC near fiieopstlo
of his deadly enemy, Aldobrand. lie is succour
ed by a comrr.unity of monks—through, them.he
gains access to tho castle, ahd there wreaks Ills
long horsed, fionblo-dislillod fiendish vengeance
on its lord—ho stabs him to tlio hoart. The Indy
jjf the castle—of wltoao eouneclion wifit the out
law, in the past aud tlio'.present, wo shall not
speak—dies, heart/ brokett, at his feet. ; : He then
Winds up llin dramu by stabbing himself.
- ■ M'LaughUti hndconned hisdrenilfiil lesson witlt
shell an absorbing into rest,, and so completely stood
witliin the character during its representation,j
thni tlio effect was deop and harrowing on .the
minds of the audience; 1 Ho seemed to ho in n
high sthto of mental excitement, mulwiilitho most
gloomy patitos pronounced such seuteiiues us
these:
I Ituvi) no country!
!l ' And fot-ray rtitti, the last dread trump shall wake,'
’ ' Thfchtautcd rclh'snf my ancestry, * -
Ere trumt'i of hureld to ilia armed lists,
In tlte bright blazon of their stainless cunt,
Calls their lost child again!"
The applause of tho nodionco whs of conrsn
great, added to what wo slmll 'etfil rlio r tftbnomiitila
of the imagination, llo became what lie repre
sented—tlierowas something like.an overpowering
Reality in whin he Wrought. His ’step—his eye—
'the stern tones of his' voice—low arid husky wifit
the deep odrfiiqnnkd of passion—wdro tho outlaw's
mvn. The audience word almost inclined ,u> day,
with file terror-stHckon prior in tho tragedy :
i .. ,) “ High-hearted man, sublime even in tliy gulltl”
“Wild admiration thrills me to Utluith .....
1 An evil strength, so above canltly,pitch." . . .
“ This ranjosty of guilt doth awo tny spirit—
■ itis tho embodied fiend who tcihpled him,
Siihlitno in guilt!”' ;
As tjie tragedy wore io its dennuemont, ids
excitement ipcrcus'cd, nnd tho gloomy spirit of the
play Wes on him-with a power tlint iuaue. a strung
impression of reality upon the hearers, add mado
them shadder as lie pronoiiaced tlie-lhliovrlng; uc-
compained by tlio plunga of tho dagger that
brought him to his death :
“ Bertram hath hut auh fatal feo od earth,
AM he to here!”—'' .' • —-^Xstaha liinudlfi]
, It was at fids moment that he plunged the dig
ger lo his heart. It is said to have been ad acci
dent. It is our opinion, however, that'U tvns ljio
result oftho excited' feelings of (he actor, who hail
so absorbingly entered into the dreadful, spirit of
hit hero as lo drive homo his death upon Jhts heart
hy ilto mere spasmodic action of the tnuicles that
unconsciously moved to do the bidding oftho tem
pest within. Tuking into view premeditated pur
pose. it was accident, fur lie had no design of end
ing his lifo with tlio play; but looking, at his com-,
plcto identification of feoling with the part he ac
ted, the accident becomes a natural and not a won
derful consequence.
The hatlucinafion, if such wo may call it, did
not end with tho plunge of tlio dagger.. Ilia feel
ings boro him along yet further. Thera was still'
oiler some exclamations of surprise ftom the tra-
s^puus.‘.tliuughts oil tho 'subject ofroligiou. , He
saw,Iptn. no more until lying on'tils doath-
hod, .. l^eLaughf .. i <kosm
conycrsutiun ufti
jracpYtred^lio tth.. — v-trnrrria ■
did nqt rocuver. Tito lesson to wliiclt ho rclcrred,
is iwio.Jir the living to learn'. . .
■' ThereWas,a teppceluhlo procession formed,
np't| tnuny yniing mojt wulked alter tlieir inuni-
•ipato'l'rteiid io tii^gravci' llis cash, had utlrableil
muultay.uipiuliy.t 'mHi wiillo liu llvtit) ho'Itutl evc-
ry u|ttii;tiou whielt kiuduess tiud medical skillj equal
itiipnrl. , it is said that ho has u- mother'living itf
•Lancaster, Ponmtylyitniu.
As. wo saw..the slow pmocssion \yiud its way,
wo tlioiightof,jlie Jiiies'of Willis: . '
Tread tightly, cuuu'atbm 1—wii liuva lultl
'Hitt tl.trk locltn oil his liri)W-A-
Likc lilb.'savn deeper,ligli land elmde—
We’ll hut disturb them uittv.
IloHt, how! ill;journos ing i«iloti4~
Ytmr fecl tire uit his soil—'
Dcttllt’s eliaiti is on yout cliiithploii-4
Ho nait'-thheie his Ged! '
HEH SE!?lES-7ol. II.
children. Oh, how wo were drngfftsl altoat; p«<
ted and pulled, each woman declaring tW*^**
beli'tugfi'd lo Iter nnd ahodhl Hot apr ak todie
At ,’i o’clock, wo were sent for to depOri. n*
gcntfuiuen were satiated with snwAiug jMwl 4*>P!»
wait no longer. They had heeri with the S 0 **™'
oriail-this time. .>.lr
Tlie.Sultatm held us tiglit, and sold the cap*—n
Pitslia it ad nohuaitioas to send for us; and H —
four o’clock before wo could got away. J7*
n groat procession tltniugli the garden, ru* went
the musical,. dancing nnd singina girts.' Bren WO
Snltiiiiit mitl ourselves, slaves houring ran » oepea-
coekis fetuliers over our heads, nnd then camo»o
nttendunts. At the garden gate, slterbeiww0*A-
8»d, wheh wo took u ltinll tiircwhll or OUT Iwmwto-
blo Sultana nnd were eoQsiftnedto Ihecawp. Bf
Eimijclisj and ut tlio Carriage found the
imputicut lb hear oil about what wo had seen. .
StvKAut rro.—Tlio following observation* lire
respcrifiilly ollered ((>'. fiiose who oro aseut
lb litis (lifgusting liiibii: , a
It is not cosy to percctvo.wliot p.ensure COD •-
rise frwpi the empty stiunil of simseiees intcrjeotjon»}.
or'wit ft superior enkrminipcm.t-.uu spring tom-
llio prolauc so mitt of Gotl» do.i’Ri dumo» -
than from tho sound of wax, wafers, poji. Ink, «i
nnv number of words of file s.xriic syllub.y*. ““
mil cnsy-tik peiv'crvfi what profits ore anneged. tt*
it. Whatever lortunentny he made by puipity, »
believe their 'ncvAr was u limn made a fortuue Ojr
Dm
the
^Tili PA.SUA'S IiAREM
ufing tije ioonfii of August lahtu pally froiri
li, & ship Uefawaru lltCu at •Alexttuurla, m
Egypt, mado nh^xtufsion up the "Nile to Grtinij
Cuiro, whero they vyoro receiyetl by the l’nstiu
wifit every Vuarli of hospitaltiy and dtsiineilun.^—
Among tho party^ woro.bevcrul Anicrieitn' ladies,
one of whom. thus t ’daseribes their ' visit to.tha'Ha-
'rcmqffiio Faslra
• \Vq ure rite on)y ehrisliurts wlfo Have ovfcr been
admitted into' fire I'usliu'a Httrom. VVb were
there l>vice. 4 SfRe:first time wus a inpro visit, hut
tile second was to spuiid the dtty. I iiittst I'itileav-
ot to dcscriho it for you. At tho gulo vVo wero
re,coiVed by n dozen black ouiuiclis, who led its to
llio garden gnie, whero wo found fiirou girls plny-
ing upoii dilihient Arab instruments, whllu two
oilters wore, singing mid 'dancing, magnificently
dressed in crimsoquntl blue cloth, ombroidhtedlit
poll!—-tlte full, pnutmnnn hanging over file .loot,
just allowing nit embroidered Ulipper tii ho ecen—
u jucUct \tgVu io t\us wkiumi wlcuyes, open
u’little upon the cheat, wltcro appeared a cliemitie
df.bltjb qr white gttuz, .closely utrauglod, alcoves of
tliesame, haiigtilg large aiid full to thdolbtiw, and
down' behind in a dozen plait* j and on tho side
and ton"of,thc'head, large fiprigs of diamonds.—
A sasii of gold tissue, with a deep gold fringe;
finished the press.,, ' '
These pretty erenturqs preceded its to (ho palucd
door, jvhero wo wero iiitt iike i)Ja friouds by tlio
Bultnna, her maids pfhqnor dud ulfondauts, to file
number tif a Imiidred at least. The groat hull tf
qigte into, wlj|ch’ wo' werr, ushered was nil iiii:
mcnsoouc, liticd arid fiimred wifit whito inurhlu :
in the uenlro u basin, 15 feel stjuaro and a largo
fountain, from whielt the clearest water, was pltiyr
ing,.the ceilingrieitly iwintud and .gilt; ono,side
uf tlio. hall lined witit O(tontans of wMe mlk, ont-
briwlurcd ill- gold; mid d heuiitiful Persian carpet
sproud in front uf them. As 6mm as wti wero aeut-
cti, cofieo nnd pipes wero hutided:to us., Tho Sul
tana i s a bout.35 ydafs old, willi d Iipu fitebi though
file oyc is stern—digullied and allUhto iu Iter matt-
rs.- , .'.I,; . /.
Her,'dress was-chnli, mode in Turkish.stylo
only more closed over,,the neck. On Iter head
wus a surt'of'skull cap formed entirely ofdiatnonds.
Around tills wns twisted uu embroidered korchior,
mid on'tlieh'fi side, duwtt near lljo eur, wus pla
ced a sprig bf,flowers made uf enormous diamonds;
enr-riugs, a single pair, shaped like a drop, as large
ustlid end of my little linger, mid bo her littla.fiti-
gcr was a must superb diamond ring. Around us
stood the hundred utlcndauls, drossud iu coluurcd
silks; nnd every utte, even of tlio lowest rank, wifit
heads covered with dinmouds. The pipe stems
and sachets of the colleo cups were also covered
•with fhcsu prcoiuus atones. Such a glittor I nov-
cr saw before. An Amerioau woman who spoko
Italian wus thero as iiiiriutorjiretess. Our gloves
and httcklcs-exeiled .their admiration, indeed our
whole dross. I duri’f know tlmt. 1 .was evor so
hauled and piilled about os I Wes ilintduy.
- We were taken nil otrer tile palace, and it vied
throughout in clcguuco - with the great hull, ( At
half past twelve Wo wero led by the Sulluua, down
to the reception room to diaucr. As We entered,
girls.heariflg silver'basins' approached s billet's u-'.
gain* presbhtcd uh toWt’l'di : :Orittto eefttfe orfitfb
Porsinn harpet iva's pittctJU‘n'eniall table, itbdui a
fi)ot sqiinre,' covered' witlt a gold tissue: On tlmt
was h circuldr"glus.s waiter, about tlirec lectin di-
mhetor. lit the centra was a dish of nirist mutton.
The Sultana sat tlowri wifit my mothpr and.selftm
hither'side of Iter \ then. 1 ——- enrt fl—u.1, ..ll/ll.
UKUUVU »iv.**ti iv**’ w ,
comutmi sweating;, It often lionpca* that
pay for tlieir sjvccriug, but it seldom happens fires
they ure paid fur U* U i» >a*t JW; '
wlmt houutii.or ti-oilit.js.eonnc ctcd wtih ua ^
any lnanrccbivo.ptuuiulibii because U W a WOT*
hlo-hlusleror'i Or i.' tiny man ad' au ( :ed to digni
ty because lie is expert at proftiue swearing? Ne
ver! Lmv ratal he the churoclcr which such im
pertinence would t-jhillt high must ItejliKi eltntav-
tor which saeli iiupbrtinciiee would not degrade,
luexcnsable, thcrelbrc, must he the practice which
tins ncitlter rensori nor passion (o support it. The
drunkard lias his caps; tlte sntyrist Ids revenge;
the emhilious man llis prefcrmeule} llio mUer bw-
goltl; Imt the cmmmnf swearer lias nothing; lie it
a fool ut large; sells (tis soul {hr nought, aud drudg
es in llte service of the de.4jl jjvatts. Swearing it
vuid of all pica; it is not tltc iaili ve ofl'i>|iring of tlte
soul, norinlortvovcit with tlio jvxture uf tho body,
nor any (tow nttied to our frame; fiir, as a great
matt (Tiilutsonj expresses it—" tlHingh some men
pnttr out oafiis ,-w ifthey were rtdiural, yet no man
was ever horn of tt swearing constitution.” But
it is h cuotom, a low mid paltry custom, picked
up by low nud paltry, spirits, wlio have not cense
of honor, no regard to ilcfency: but are Ibvecd I—
substitute somo rhajismt v of nonsenaq to supply the
vacancy of good scilsej fietict*, tlte .illinoM ot .tlio
practice can only bo equalled Uy the ailUuc** of
iltoso who, atlupt it.
Ladie.'i tiEtv.tni:.—Tho practice ’|fccjh eont'ti-
illrmltirptl persons say prevails among theIp'die* of
Wearing false hair, lias given a curnmercja^ vnlue-
to (lie graceful nntl (lowing jocks of tin: young and,
the fair. Jn tlio olden tiihe tlio sable.pt’ oubitrn
locks wliiclt flowed with rich ami. elegant luxuri
ance over tlte graceful neck of tlio blushing beau
ty, cxcilotl in the mind of tlte bchohlcr.jifliuusf | pd,
’lowing lliiiuglils'iifroitumcB and bctjutjfpBttt'now''
io says to lilmself "what cl'ioViiit'Dg Half—1 wane
(ier w'lttrn it was bought.” So Vulmiblo bus hair
become in Paris tlmt tlte pttpcis nllrgo (anil Wh*
will prcsutitutu dnuGl tlte papers?) that it i* cus
tomary iur llio adroit tliruvcsof that tfimijL city to
steal tho hair from tlio head of tlio passers bv.—
Tilts is certainly u strurigq petliirimmco. Tho
following ease which we extract from u I’aris Jour-
mil, will explain fite modus operand!: "A gen
tleman mid bin wife, ::i:t:onittnuicil liv tl bir daugh
ter a young girl of nlmpt nine yeiifs of age, with
n splendid head oflinir, elegantly divided into two
jdaits, wliicb fell behind, wore Mantling at a shop.*
window, looking ut tlte prints in ifi when the ritiiliT
cried out thui obuae aui-hail. fniflMi Iter
J'. looked aromid, and (liseovored that rtre vf- the
plaits had actually been cut alii
either'side Of Her i then, E-—-w and G-i-i—, nlitl u
lady bf tlio Omirt, formerly a alavo of tlio l’asllu’s,
now'morriod to u Colonel. The iitterprctCss stood
aud carved Tub us. '
.The qhina tvas Frcnch'and lltiijiisbnie—silbcr
knives and Turks, &c,, which, ilie Sujiuna know
nqVjtpWJo usp. Slic punclied at lior inetit in tlio
most unmerciful liinrnier. When wo sat down, n
ktiopkittiwus placed oil-each of our laps; another
cinbruidprcd in gold, laid over bur right shoulder,
aud a third; nud ri finer one, laid upon tho lap,
to wipe tlio mobfli will;, (3bmo oftho Slave* fun
ned us—somo hold tlio diflcrcrit dishes—-others
salvors of knives, nnd others again silver pitchers,,
ahd so on. What with tho: beautiful dresses, the
glitter of gold and diamonds, tlio divan, tire spa
cious hull imd fumiluin. it senmed that tlio scones
of the Arabian -nights were realized bofnro me. I
wish you could have seen it. Our- only rcrct
was tlmt this beautiful scene could not bo enjoyed
by some (dour friends. .
U is suid.therc is no pleasure wltlfout pain.
Truly It was so in.this case. Tito dinner Wasul-.
,most too much for us. Wo counted thirty nine
diflerent dtslics, served one at n time, and of.encli
wo were Obliged to chin lillle. Arid so strangely
served as they were! The first live dishes were
of mutton, rice, &c.—then a sweet dish—then
Tried hshj and fried lemons—tlibn meat— llieit
onolhcrslyeeL.dish—next fried fish and nets,—
and so on till the lliirty-uinth—which was stewed
rice and. bunny-clabber. The glass salver was
then taken away, arid a silver one, with mclous,
peaches, grapes, Ac., replaced it.
Whou we rose from tabic, tho girls with the ba
aing knelt before us, and hands were wunited us
before, whon pipes and cofiec wero given us to fin
ish with,. Wniio we smoked, the Sultana retired
to pray'ere, which she dors five -times a day.—
TIiaii if viin rmilii 1mvA u’ifneeearl itiL .....
j la** Txir.Kt; iot.t.Y; niJsaANt)S.;--T];reb jttliv-
Iitisliimdi/, out in the ceuntry, l.y the ns mis tit'
lim Watson, Joe Brown, and Bill Walker, t,,n
latu ono evening drinkipg ut a village tavern, un
til heing pretty well corned, they agte.ed that eucri
one, on returning home, should do uii' first titi.g
his wile told iiiin, in default of which ho shbold
tho next morniiig pay the hill. They then sepa
rated fur the night, engaging io meet again tit .
poxt mottling nud give ait hottest .'iceoum I.T jjheir
proecedings at home, fit; fur us they iilat/ d u> t!io
puymem nf.tlio hili. y. . ,
‘Tim .next morning, Walker and Brown win.
early <tt tlieir post; Imt it wus tome, tiinu. lutfprri
Wutsoa. made his ujipear’micc. Walker began
first. .... . • , ' ... ,
, "You 3i)o, when T'ebieircd my iiotni.'ti.e caiiiile
wns.o.ut, an'd as tin: firu gave pul u glimmering of
lighl, I cainoncar walking accidcrilaljy.litip, k ^lA
or miltorlliiit flicipattuukej >viji t:.io bo mniJe of thin
morning. Aly wife, who. vyas ili-eadiully out sir
lilimor at sitting up so long, fait! id rriej.sarca'»tieal-
iy, “Jo pul >/rhirfoot in the liattef!“ Just a# you
say. Maggy,”, said J: rind tlifc'fctipon, without tiro
least hesitation, I.got iny ftril imma/pbLoLbaUer,
and tJioiiT^w-eni to hid.
, Next Joe Brown ibid his story. “My wife,” said
liu,.“had hlroojjy retired to ft?i"111 our usual sleep
ing rooiti; which.adjoins tlio kiicTib'ii, find thedoor
of which Was loft ajar. Nut being able to navigate
perfectly well yt u know, 1 mado a dreadful clat
tering umbpg lire .household. fumiture : and my
' BiHi' ■■■ ' 1 ’ "<ro
v/ile, in ,no very pletmutit tune, howled out,
break the porridge pot, Joe!’ No sooner said titan
tlnno._ I seized lioid ofthe bailofilte |«t, ondstrh
ltlhg it against ilie chimney jam, broke it in a
hundred pieces. After this exploit, I retired to
rest, aiid, got u;'ciirtuia lecture dll night for my
pains."
i l.t was now Tint Wtilsanjs him w glvo an ac-
couni oftiimsoli't whielt. he did, witjt a very joojs
luce; as fulhtws—”3Hy;wifc gave me the must un
lucky coirininnd in the world : for as I was lilun-
tjeritig up stairs in llio dark, sho cried out, "da
breakmir rolUnmck, Jo Tim *I’I| Ire c-s-d if
I do, K.titc,’ said I, us I gntliered myself up, ‘I’ll
sooner pity the hill,’ And so, luniilorJ. here’s the
;cnsh' fdr you. This is tho last time I’ll ever risk
fivb.tlollurs on the commands of tny wife." •
N. Y. Trarucript,
The.. Jxindon NfavsrxrjtRs.—In Chamber*
Edinburgh Juiirnnl is n particular a (fount of the
expenses intending a Loudon Daily Newspaper,
from which it appears that tho actual coat bf li
MurniugPaper, such ns the Tithes for ait example,
is, for .five thousand copies, no leak than ifitbi
thguiand pounds sterling equal to' upwards off70,-
001).Tho income, Jmin.the sale of tlte papers,
artbr deducting the sunup ditty, does not pay this
amount, hut leaves a .deficiency of upwards of nino
thousand :pound*, etninMu.. about $35,000 which
is made up by udvcHtscmcnls, from which so”^_
aim, arises tlio profits ofthe proprietors, eslim«M
in file casq ofthe Ti'hics, ut twenty.five tluutsarel
pouuds, upon n citpitid im osted nf oue hundred K>
one .hundred anil hfiy.tliousand iiouaus
It appears from this statement that the prine).
pel editor bf a London .Dully' Ifuper, receive, a.
salary uf a thousand guineas per annual, equal tu
upwards uf 85000, and an assistant Editor hdr
flint Sinn, and that the cost ofthe poper is CO ekfi-
lings per ream, equal lo more than 914, owinc te
lira Excise. . A*. Y. 3V,
A western editor acknowledges this .
6100, being a gen.lematf. SuW,;,-jf
yauco for forty years. Su laudable th^nZaSSm
Worthy ol emulation, and we should likemSu"
Win wliiclt ofouf sitheeribers is j
fimJnAdrigibe cfew Aifi^ ^
