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Newspaper Page TextSEVENTH VOLUME. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, EBIOAV HORNINO, AFB1L 10 1835; , v PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY ' '• ' MARKS, FJLODBNOV & JETEIt. Corner of Broad and Crawford Streets. TERMS—Three dollars por annum, payablo in advance, or roui dollars, (in nil cares exacted)' where payment is not modo before the expiration of tlio year. No subscription received for lest than twelve months, without piyuteat in advance, and ,I**fi** discontinued, except Ot'tho option of tho Editors; . ontilall arrearages are paid. L ADVERTISEMENTS Virrr cents for every auUsennt .cent added, if not paitT * * of tho udvertisement. at SETBNTV-nyr. Those sent, without, ji spccificatloi the number of InsCrtiotos, will bo published until ordered ■ andcharged accordingly. ItaU. AOVEXTISKMEMTS pulllilllCd at UlO lUU111 TltCi, mill WilU ttrlotaUenUoa to tho requisition, of the Inw. ■■ Hii.ii ragul.tod liy Inw, mu.I Im mmjo licforo llio CooH iHoaw door, between tho lioitre of 10 in tho morning, uiMinthn oveniiig-tUo.o of Laud in lliq county whcro lt S •ituntot thou of Pet-tonal rropnrty, where tho iottnr. toili- ■nonlnry, Of mlinlntttrntlonor of gunrdlnn,hip wore obtained— wdoro required to bo proriously adrcrtlicd in rente public Gazette, os foilowa: * BoEairrs'Salei nndcr regular oeeoution,, for Ttnarr Davi t ur- dormortgngo Braa,itXTV wri.halbrplliodoyofaalo. B»lei of Land and Negroni, b» Executor,, Adinini.tretor, i Gnardiam, for nxir tun hefonftho day of sale. Lands for Sale. rHYJIE Subac fibers offer for sale tho very valuable A lands, a-Iisl of which is annexed. It is not pretended that tlio Undo arc AIL of tho find quality, but the planter who cannot suit himself out of such abill of faro must In deed lie hard to please. A particular description of tho lends is deemed unnecessary, us no pnident man will par-' chose without d previous i examination. Tho terms will he, for all sales of ono dollar and twenty-'fivu cents per acre, and under, CASS; for all sums ore.-one dollar and twenty-live cents, and not exceeding three dollars per acre, one half cash and the balance in ttvclvo months; and for all suma over throb dollars per aero, one third cash; and the faience in ono and two years, equal instalments. Aphlications willbe mado to' tho subscribers, or either of phern. SHORTER, TAR VERA, So. SHORTER &.SCOTT: . WhalfofScc. 3 14 27 's •• “ 18 15 23 E- “ “ 3. 14 27 N “ ", 18 15 ,28 N “• 3 14 27 N “ 13 15'28 W « • “ 5 14 27 8 0 20 15 -28 OasEaiof Court, of Ordinary, (accompanied with n copvofthc bond, or ngreomon!) tomnko titles to land, must ho published THREE MONTH/!. ’ Notices by Exccuton*, Admlnintratora or Guwdinns, of applica tion to the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell tho Land or Ne groes an cstato, four months. • Notices by Execntor* or Admlnlstr#toM, to.lhc.Debtori aud Crj>- iditors of an estate, for six week*. 17 Letters on Editors, to/tho business, must he post pud, to entitle them to attention. • ( New Dry Goods. T HE subscriber litis, and is uow receiving difcct from New-York,a Splendid*assortment of Fjill and Winter Dry Goods, consisting ini part of tlio following articles to will: Superfine Broadcloths, Cnsimoros, lino and coarse Sat- inettn, heavy Kerseys ami,Unsoys, largo Mackinaw and Dufls Blankets, figured and plain Chtiley, fancy coloured and plain Site, largo nnd small Merino Shawls, Hats, Boots, Shoos; Ready Modu Cl.othing, Saddles, Bridlos,Mar tingales &c. Nov. 8th, 40—tf E. K POWERS. Notice. samo stand, and respectfully solicit from their friends nnd thopublic acontinuanco of their former patronage. They will constantly keep an oxtetisive assortment of Fancy and $taplo Dry Goods, Hard warn, Gaps. Slioes, Roots, Ready Alade CLO- -VlJi-» &°* which they will sell on tho mostncconv jmodatmg terms. A. IIUNGERFURD. D. HUNGERFORD. E. G. ROUERS. Columbus, Jan.. 1, lfl35. - Itf _ White LCaid and Oil. "WK7HITE LEAD, ground in oil, fine quality, No. 1 ▼ ▼ ” “ *} *• extra, “ u “ “ “ common do. Linseed Oil*nnd Lamp Sil^So.^ 'do/ ■ received, constantly on hand nnd for solo by Fob. 20—3tf JOHN DILLINGHAM & Co. Whiskey Pork and Molasses. ALLEN & HILL, H AVE just received, and now landing from tho Stonm Boats Andrew Jackson, Chattahoochee und South- •Ton, which tliey oflbr forsalu very low for cash. » 52 i >Ws ‘. of P rimo Whiskey : 50 do. N. O. Molasses §2 5°- Pickfcd Pork, 75 dp. No. 2 a 3 .Mackerel, Prime, 30 do. N. Orleans Sugar, 50 do. Western Flour, 16 Boxes of Fresh Lemons, 75 do. Sodtch Herrings. February 20, . 3 tf A Valuable Plantation for sale. :tween Montgomery nnd Mount Meigs, about 8 miles from the formor; affording excellent land, accommodations for c family, negro houses, gin house, packing screws, Sec. end is in find condition for planting. Sale will bo public, on tho premises. A reasonable crodit will bo aliowod. Pos- jesaion givon on tho first of January noxt. Persons desl* rate of procuring pood land are invited to visit the premises, Pleasant stovall, »f Augnum. NATHAN C. SAYRE, of Spuria. March 20,1835. Bids Bank of Columbus, Feb. 2G, 5835. N INSTALMENT of thirty-time ami one-third Dol lars per shoro, is required to bo paid by tho Stock. A .1 . holders of this Bank _ next. By order of iho Board. S Tho Macon Messenger and Georgia Journal will sh tile above till fithMfly- . GARDEN SEEDS, WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE, Tho growth of 1834. R AISED by' tlio unftod Society of Shakers, Enfield. Gonn. except some few kinds, which are importci Whito Onion Yellow Onion Red Onion Early Blood Turnip Beet Early Sugar do do Early Omngo do do Long Blood do Lon* Mangel Wurtzeldo Scarlet Carrot, (very fine,) -Orancro «lo Blood do Guernsey Parsnip Long White do Early Cluster Cncumber Extra Loflg do Early Fratno do Prickly Gherkin do Superior Watermelon Large Muskmelon Fine Nutmeg Alelon Largo Contclopo do • Grocn Citron do Pomegranate do Egg Melon do Dutdi Summer Squash Basil Crook. do Crdoknoclc Summor do ‘ Crookncck Winter do Alammoth do Trapeiinl Sugar L. Lettuco Early White Hoad do Icu or Green Head do IceCosa do White Coss do w Cabbage Head do I^ngWht. Napl6s Radish * Scarlet Short Top do Purple Short Top do . Loug Salmon do . LongScqrlot do Scarlet or Ch’ry Turnip do White Full Sjwniflh do Black “ “ do. Hurly Sugar Loaf Cabbago Early George • do. Early-Dutch do. ■ Early York do. Largo York or Harvest do. Enriy Battersea do. do Bui look’s Heart do fine do. do. do. ie) do. I: h dive > l Largo Bergen Drumhead Late Dutch i Savoy ven Glazed do. p Rooted do. Jutch tlo. Colewort do. Purple C|»pA ilrocoll Early Cauliflower, Hull Hardy do. Late Dutch do. Cesorcdn Kale or Cow Cabbago, Scotch Kale Early Dutch or Sp Turnip Columbus, Jan. 23 E. Garden Stone Turnip Norfolk Flat do. White Flat do. Fino Scotch or Ab erdeen . do. Rutahnga do. Long Hanover do. Sage, Largo Bell Pepper. Squash do. Ctiyenno Cress or Poppor- gmss, Plain Cross Water, Cress, Large Tomato Small do. Vegetable Gyster Wfiito Solid Celery Summer Savorv Dwarf Curled Parsley, Curled . tlo. N. Zealnnd Spitmge, ; Flanders 1 Round Grcon Curled Endive Broad Leaved do. | .. Wbito Mustard I ft Brown do. J Long Whito Okra Asparagus Nasturtion ^ e c?M f0rSallad Rhubarb (for Tarts) Look Saffron Sweot Majoram Swcot Tbymo Sweet Lavender Herbs Balm Catnip Lemon Balm Early Golden Siox Com Early Tuscaroru do Early Sugar do. Early Wushingtou Peus Early Juuo tlo. Early Charlton do. Whito Marrowlut do. Dwarf Prolific _ do. Dwarf Blue Itnporial do. Early China Dwarf Beans Eurly Dun Color Dwarf do. Early Blohawk do “ Etirly French or Warring ton Dwarf Beans Early six-week do do Early Rob Roy do. do. Refugco or 1000 to 1 do. do. Whito Kidney do. do. Dutch Cuao Knife Pole do Write Cranb’y Polo Beans I-arge Lima do. tlo. Small do. do. Dutch Whito Runner tlo. ••• - 51—tfra W “ 7 14 27 -S “ “ 26 15 2 E « 7 14 27 8 “ “ .27 15.2 E “ 8 14 27’ N “ . 30 15 2 E “ «* 9 14 27 ' N “ “ 32 15 2 w « 9 14 27 N “ • « 34 15 S N “ 10 14.27 E 11 “ 4 16 2 N “ 13 14 27 S “ “ 5 15 2 S •• 13 14 27 8 " “ 7 15 2 N “ 14 14 27 S ■■ 8 15 2 s « 15 14 27 E “ “ 0 15 2 E “ 17 14 27 W “ “ 9 15 E “ 18 14 27 N . “ 15 15 W « 18 14 27 S •• “I 15 15 ! W “ 19 14' 27 N “ ' « 18 15 E “ 20 14 27- S “ “ 19 15 2 W “ 20 14 27 .8 “ « 20 15 N “ 22 14 27 N “ “ 20 15 s « 22 14 27 N “ “ 23 15 i “ 24 14 27 8 “ 26 15 S S « 21 14 27 a « " 30 10 K E “ 28 11 27 N “ <• 31 15 ! 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N “ . U 8 17 26 a “ “ 31 20 .S “ ‘1 8 17.26 S' “ “ 6 10 S “ *» 9 17 26 July 19 24-t . For Sale. A SECOND hand, four wheel carrin woll broke northern horsey. cor; . . April 3 THOMAi , end a pair of mm* Dissolution. nftUEBnn ofM. W. PERRY & Co. la till.,day dla- M. solved by mutual coniiont. M. W. Perry la n , solved by mutual coniiont, r»; W. Perry Is alone authorised to collect and pay thb debts due by and to the firm. ■ ELI S. SHbRTER. - EDWARD CARY. A prill, 1835.-9 2t SEABORN rflIHE subscriber having purchased the ontiro sloiik of Ji. goods of the late firm ofM.W. Perry & Co. wlllcdn- tinue business at his old stand on Growford-stroot, and will sell itis goods at cost. Those indebted to the late firni hy hotos or,accoiints, arQ notified to call and settle. Longer indulgence will not bo given. M..W; PERItV. 'Columbus, April|3,1835. r • 9tf ^lORN and BlEAL, constantly on hand and for sain by \f Feb.27--ltf - J, PILLINGlIA & Co. - Law Notice* W E have associated ourselves in tho practice of the Law, under the style of Colquitt, .Echols & Me Keen. Oho of tlio firm will be always found at their’office, formerly occupied by Colguitt Se Flournoy. walter t. Colquitt, . JOSEPHUS ECHOLS, THO’S. ,C( BIcKEEN. Columbus Oct. 18 37—tf V ( Idaw. rflllE undetsigned have associated in themselves the JL practice of tho law, under tho stylo of Wellborn Se Echols. Their office is in Hatnil tom MARSHALL J. WELLBORN. Ti ' PHILIP U. ECHOLS. I nunil ton Jan. 16 3m91 . - Doct. L J. Boswell, H AS mmovwl to Columbus. He respectfully ten* dors his services in tho various brauciios of his pro- fosHon. His office is up stairs, over the store of Messrs. Ayirfc Minis. jin. 23, 51»3m CoKfiBinisslou Business. T HE undersigned ImsoBtablishcd himself in tho town o f Irwinton, Ala. as a Commission Merchant, aiql in thftt capacity offers his services to his friends and tlie pub lic. WM. ATWELL. Jfwintou,Ala, BInrch 16, 7—tf Columbus BOOK &. STATIONARY STORE. T HE subscriber litis just received at the almvo es tablishment a large assortment of School, The ological and other books. Al/o, a splendid assortment of Blank Books, Stationary, &d. E. SIGOURNEY NQRTON. January 23, 51—tf POETICAL. ; FEMALE RESOLUTION. - '. Nq!J will never hiuVsee more, * Sinco thus ho liked to roam, A’ml when his c&b stops at thrt door, x \' ■ John, say I'm ti6t athomo 1 '' ' J He smiled last night when Julia smiled, (Tliey must have.njotbefore.;) If thus b> her ho is beguiled, i'll never see him more.' m \ I'll sing no more the songs ho loved; »t 1 Nor play tho waltzes o’or{ Nor wear the colors ho approved— • I’ll neverploaso him more! I'll coiiquer soonLovo’a (bolisli flame, As iliuusfttids have hefofo ; I»ok sirnago whone’Qr I hear Ids name;' * ^ndno’erpronouuce itmoro! ; ' Tho plait of hair I must'resign, ‘ That next my heart I’ve wore j lie, too, must yield that tress; of mine Ho stole, wlion truth' lib sword 1 The miniature I used to trace,. And feel romantic o'er, . I’ll tear from Its morocco case, And novor kiss if more! This ring, his gift, I mustroturn, ^It makes my finger soro*,), i Then, thero’s his letters—tlioso I’ll burn, And trample on the floor! . His sonnet thut my album gracod, (My tears thus blot it o'er,) Tlio leaves together .thus I'll paste, And ne'or behold it uioip! I'll waltz and flirt with Ensign G. (Though voted oft a bore;) In short, I’ll show my heart 1b free,' And sigh for biin no more; “ If \vd should tiicot, his eye shall shrink Myscornftil glnuco beforo; • Ilonvens! thul’s his knock 1 here, John, I think I’ll see him-;just once more! MiSCEI/fcANEOUS. Niles & Richards, iAVEtakonlho store on tlio oorncrof retail. Groceries and Dry-Goods, h oro tlio folloi ticrce.u now. Rico, Columbus Auction Roam, ■ rnon DOOR. FROM TUB CQLCSIll'a BAXR. T HE anlracrilior informa tlio public tlioi bcrcuftcr lie will Mvo two roRular dnyu in tlio wool; for Auotlonu, Tuesdays and Fridays. Persona wishin? gnixl/disposoj of on citbor of tlioso daya, will nleaxo hand inom in on M.iimIav or 'nmrs/tay nreviou. to tho Aoctinn. E. S1UOURNEY NORTON, Fob. 20—3tf Auctlonaor. Norton’s AUCTION AND COMRiaSION ROOM, ON BROAD STREET, VIVE OOORB NROH THE COEUtfROa BARK. S OODS intondad FOR THIS AUCTION, forwarded to thia office ono day previous to thereto, will moot prompt *“ratl°rn G0imNT<Y NORTON, Auct'r. jltlvS f ®~ ,r 35 bbls. Superfine Canal Flour, 40 do. do. Western do. 4 hhds. Bacon,4lcegHjGoHhen Butter, 20 bbls. Western NVhiskoy. 8 bbls. Primo Pork; 3 do. Prime Beef, 10 do. Sugar, 14 do. Blolasses, 6 Mats Cassia. 200 lb. Alspicc, 10,000 Spanish Cigars, 10 Kegs Lard, 60 Bags Coffee. 50 Hams, P bbls. Onions, 6 do. Cider Vinegar, 10 do. River Shad, 2 do. Hollibods Fins, 500 lbs. Loaf Sugar, 100 pair Russet Brogans, 150 pair Block do. 100 do. Negro Shoes, 10 boxes Bloonf Raisins, 10 casoB Hats, -J2 doz. Wool Hats, 1 hhd. N. E. Rum, 2 bbls. Jamaica Rum, 2 do. Sugnett Brandy, 2 do. St. Croix Itum, 2 do. Holland Gin, 2 do. American do. first quality, 2 casks Blalaga Wine, 2 do. Tencrifil% 18 casks Noils, 1 doz. long handled Spades, 9 1 do. short handled Snrulcs, 3 do. Shovels, Axcn and Hatchets, 20 Boxes Tobacco, 1 Tierce Summer Oil Sperm, 4 bbls do do. do. 2 do. Full do. do- . 2 do. fino Whale Oil. 2 do, Fieh Oil, 12 Boxos Sperm Candles, Shot of all sizes, Bar Lend, Ladies Kid and Morocco Slices and Boots, Gentlemen’s Fino Boots ami Shoos, Ready Blade Clothing, Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, Negro Cloths, Plnlds for Negro women, Linsoys for Negro women, Blankets of different qualities, Flannels, 8nitinets,Osnnlmrgs and various othor Dry Goods, 30 Pieces Cotton Bngging, 300 lb. Twino.Sdoz. N. Y. Cotton Hooks, Castings, Hoes,Trace Chains, Augers, Sec. Sec. Tho above articles will be sold low for cash. Jnnuary30 52 I Wrapping Paper. Iff U8T received oti consignment 300 Reams wrapping pniwr, 50 kega Lard, 13 boxes and 2 barrels Glauber Salts, b0 doz. London Ale and Porter for s&lo cheap for 'cash. Also, bn hand Drowns Extra super No. 1 Tobacco. E. 8. NORTON. Hides. T5JSTANTED dry Hides,for wlitoli tlio liiglicsfprico will- V V Do riven. J. DILLINGHAM & Co. Feb. u, $ . nr John Dllliugh:ni! & Win. A. JGarluutl, YTH AVE limned n Copartneralun to Irnmmct burinen., ira. under tho firm of JOHN DILLINGHAM & Co. h Fob. 6. Itf SACKS SALT for sole, price $225 cents per sock. J. S. CALHOUN 5c Co. Fob. 0. 1—tf Ilia EST Doublo refined Loaf SUGAR JUf Drown Sugar, of various qualities COFFEE, do. do. MOLASSES, do. do. Cbocolato andTon, eonstantlv oa hand ninl for sale by JOHN DILLINGHAM & Co. Fob. 27. . 4tf DH, HOVI'.V, . ‘O’AS removed his' office and stock of Mcaiclno.tcy Uic JlH. middle tenement of the new brick store, immediate ly nl»oye C. Woodruff & t k>. on Broad-street, and may he constantly found at Ills office or residence, when not pro fessionally absent. “ March 27,1835. ' O—Cm mutt subscriber has just received by tbo 8teamer JS. Ellon, 50bbls. Pork: 50 kegs Lard; 13 bbls. 8ugar, which he oflors for sale cheap for cash. . March 26,1835.~8tf AUG. HAYWARD. For Stile, FNNIIE STOREHOUSE nnd LOT, formerly oebupiod JSl by T. Mdrlor 5t Co. Aphlv to W1TT1C1I, GltEENWOOD & Co. March 27* . Otf For Sale. fill HE houso and lot on front street, adjoining Mrs. Bil- M. hips and Mr. Clmrles D.8tewnrt. For terms apply to WI’lTICII, GREENWOOD Se Co. February 13 2—tf "B (% H? BAKRELS uf MOLASSES uud SYRUP 50 an. SUGAR 20 SncknCOFFEE. Apply tn W. TONEY, or . Fob. 27-~4tr A. & Q. A. LAVVHON. •g^RENCll and ENGLISH- MEIUN08.—An olegant -H? assortment of Froneh nml Enalish Merinos, forsalo by BONNEY Sc BROKAW. , Broud stroot, opposite Shorter, Tarver & Co. March 0 5—tf ; 1J3APER HANGINGS.—1,000 pieces Papor Hnngings Jl and I orderings, fur sntotor.^. fc , Broad street, opposite Shorter, Tarver Se, Co. March 6. otf tf ADIES, MISSES and CAILDREN’S SHOES, for JLi sale by BONNEY Se BROKAW, Broad street, opposite Shorter, Tarvor& Co. March 0 5tf ENTLESIEN’S nnd BOYS CAPS, of tbo newest '«JT patterns and fir.ost qnnlilios, for snlo olioap by . BONNEY 5s BROKAW, Broad stroot, opposite Shorter, Tarvor 5c Co. March 0. 5tf A PIANO FORTE for qale at tlio Columbus * Book iSL Storoby E. SIGOKNEY NOttmN. Splendid Foreign Shells. A SPLENDID,nssortmeut of Mantle Picco Sheila re* xm ccivcdundfor sale by • E. S. NOREON. December 27 47 tf 050 Bushels Coni & OOOO Ills. Fodder UN OR SALE at Stcadlmm’s placo. (riuw Hudson’s,) JT 25 miles below Columbus, immediately on tbo rlvor. Fob.20.-3tf THOS. IIOXEY. Superior Cloths. Tf UST received, a few pieces of superior Black, Blue, qJ. Ravon Grecrt, Invisible Groen,^Gofil Mixed unci Wino Brown Cloths—-also, .Diagonal and plain Casimores, for sale by J. S. SMITH. Novcmbci 15 4l^-tf On Consignment, B Y latest arrivals from Boston, New York and Now Orleans, which will bo sold low forensh— • 500 bbls. Flour; 200do Whiskey 100 do. Pork; 400 keirs Lnrd; 200 bbls. Mackerel 50 do. Potutoes; 100 hags Coffee 50 do. Onions; 30 boxes Lemons 13 crates Crockory and glass Ware • 2 caste containing 500 grass linen Round Jackets 2 pipes Swan Gin; 3 lmlf pipes Cognac Brandy 3 esses fashionable silk Hats 20 csflu Cheese; 30 Grindstones, with cranks A lor of Domestic Goods, and 30 bundles prune Northern Hoy , , ■ NOURSE, TAYLOR & BROOKJ3. ApnlocUfcela, March 18.1835. P--3t Notice. T HE subscribers having established themselves af Apalachicola, Florida, on Wholesnlo Grocers, Commission ami Forwarding Merchants. Have mado arrangements to make lihcral advancoa on Cot ton nliijiped to tlieir friends in Now York. Business entrusted to Uteir core will be executed with fi.to.hiy nnd Ji.patcli. C£)VELL & haRTSIIORNE. Apalnclticoln, Jnu«'0 49—3in MARRIAGE OF MR. JOHN UEEDI-E- All who hnvo licromliiro read tho “Sleigh Ride,” and “ the Conning,” will noed ho further recommendation of tho following, tflnn to bo in formed that it is from tlio tome gifted pen. From till Pqrtlnud Advcrtisor. . Since I came out in print about my sleigh ri ding, und frolicking and courting, I lmvo entered into the matrimonial state, end left ofTdabbling in' tlio newspapers. Por a married man |ms u character to talto care of. Rut folks tease and tor ment me so much, to let ’em know tho pnnieli- lars about my marriage, that I. don’t know but I had as good’s set down, once for all, and tell tho rest of my experience. CHAPTER Hi; THE MARRIAGE OF MR. JOHN DEEDI.E, Wlion I left off my Bocond chapter, I believo 1 was spunking up to Sully Junes like all ven geance, and threatening to givo her iho but end of my sentimont“i was’nl 1? Well 1 was as good as my word.; Tho next Sabbath day I went right to work, after meeting, upon ihc outor mun, as Deacon Carpenter says, and by sundown, tilings looked about right. 1 .ay nothing; but when 1 stood up to tho glass, to linisb, and sort of titivnto the hair und whiskers and so forth—I saw alitllu fellow there, that looked yyicked. And says I, if Sully .Jones knows which side of her, bread is buttered—but no matter; slio slm’nt say I dlil’nt give her. a oliunoo. , Well,I went over to tho Suture's, pretty , welt satisfied in my mind: so niter itutiering und Crow ing about her n little while, 1 up and show, the cloven foot,—” Sullyv says 1, “ will you hike me for better or worsor T" • Thisjipthor eo non.lrt-rlng j and Inara a floor- Ish about the room, audeuta narley cuo with my right foot. As much as to say—tuko your own time. At Inst, says slio, “ I'd as Jiv's have you ns any body in tho world, John, but—J declare—1 cau't. ■ “ You can’t ha; nnd why I” *• Cnus«.” •' Cuuse what J” 4 “ Cause I can’t—and that’s enough. I would in a minute, Julm, but lor only one reason ;—und that 1 am afraid to tell ye.” “Pub, poll,” says 1, “dent bo bashful; if there's only one stump in the way, I guess bora's afcllow—— “ Well tlicn, look tothcr way,. John, I can't speak if you look, at me.” “ O yes—there, ujw’s your time, says I, with a fl.rt.” . • “The reason is—Joe Bowers, tl;o stago driver. Now, you sliati’i tell nobody, John, will ye.”. ! Who would huve thought this of Sally Jones! It scctncd to me, the vary old Bov had got into the woman. They fairly put mo to tho aouplush. All this lime, my popularity with tlio ladies was amoving. To see them fluttering and soft soup ing mo nil nver, you woultl have sworn I had no thing to do but to pick nnd choose.' I had as muchgallunting to do as i wanted, ovary where; and for politeness and gentility I never turnod mv back to no mun. Tin n, they, were so thick lin'd familiar with me, that they did’nt cnrbwhul they said or did beforo mo: and finally whenever they bad any errands or chores to do—who hut I was tho favorito bird, m fetch and carry 1 1 was for ever and evor nicing und cantering from post to pillar, to do their biddings. Rain or shine, snow or .mud; nothing stopped mo: and I may say, I fairly corned their smiles, by tlio sweat of my brow. Then, it was “ O Mr. Bcedlo! Whut should,we.do. without Mr. Bcedlo 7” But when I caught one aluna and hegnti to touch upon tho matrimonial sentiments, then bow quick the Itinu was changed! O tho ways of tho women uro cu rious, iPatty Bean was not tho first I run against by a long shot. I never lust any tiling for want of ask ing ; and I was plaguy apt to begin to talk ttirkoy, always when 1 got sociable, if it wus only out of politeness. Now and then one would promise, and the fly oil - at then handle; bui most all contriv ed some reason or other for giving me. tlio bag to.hold. Olio had taken a' firm resolve never to marry——no, never, never! and the next Sun day morning she was published. Another chick- Dnlldlagr itlatcWRts. A SELECTED Hock or HARDWARE, of every dc- scription mod in building. Whito Load warranted puro, Colon, Rest Linseed Oil, Faint, Putty, Window Glam, 8 x 10, 10 x 12, 12 x 14,13 x 18,13 x 30, nod 14 x 20 Copal K Japan Varnish, Varnish and Graining Crushes For sale by HALL & MOSES, adjoining Bodell & Walkers Tavern. Coliindms Dae. 13 LAW, J AMES WATKINS HARRIS, Ins opened an office in the Town of Coltimhus, and will attond all the Courts of the Chattahoochie Circuit. ' Msridi 27 8 Iro Tho Georgia Journal, Frdcrel Union, nnd Augusta Chronicle, will publish ilia ubavo oils mouth each, tuitl lor- word their accounts to this ofBco. Twenty Dollars Reward. S TOLEN on Wodnopdnjr the 1st instant, a small Leath ern BOX. nut of tho'office rftbe steamboat Colum bus, eontainiog Paper* and fillers, and about (75 in U. States uouaand specie. I w ill givo Twenty Dollara Ra- K rc.llier every tinir, but I only, grit my teeth and eld on tho harder. ' t ■ By mid by. Sabbmlay cmno.round, and I felt sort of uncBBy, trinpiqg about-lititnc; and says I, this reflation will never set- well upon tny stom ach without air aid exercise; and before 1- had done thinking of this, I. was more’than half, way to Captain IVnboly's. ' It was about day-light down ns I wus parting the kitelten : lint hearing a sort <>f snickering inside, I slipped lip.nnd peep- cd into the window, just out of curiosity. A . There i was no uindle burning—far Mrs. Pen- body is saving of.talloW—bm I could sea Hannah and Pol Palridgc, 'he Ifcip, leljiiig fortunes, in tlio ashes; 1 by. firelight. T torhed rmind to go off, nnd 'run mthfogip' Juri ilriliinsutiI Jiiclt wmi rnmc to set up with the fiilp, ntul tbmld insist upon it, 1 shnnlil go ih niiil ice Jlnnmili. “ Site lius'nt had a tpnrk this montl," saJS he; "and la yon shall go or 1*11 lick- ye." Well tliero was no dodging here,'nnd nil I had to do was to grin and benr it. So Hh l Vvcnt; unil once itv. guoil bv to resolution. *!Piie slifirt nnd the long of it is, I was soon ns deep iutlic mud us I Imd been in tliebiirc. But 1 had another guess cop -than Sally Jones to deal with 'ttewo And hero wus tho dilVcrenco between them. Whore yon got n slcji in tho cltnps 'from Snl—' Hunndh kept yc, off with o scowl mid ite/ick up of ’tho nosot And Mncbmi eiiuld'ntlicur holiilllhg.— Willi her it'was "Tulk'is tuik, but hands oil Mis ter." But ! rnthtT guess 1 lind cut my eye lenli li^ tills time. If I nud’ut learnt snnietliiiig ubtilit tlio nutur of women, the kicks 1 liuil tuken from all tptarlcrs loll upon -the barren ground; Thera is no way of dealing with then) but to coax mid flat ter; you gain nothing, let mo toll yo, by aavitig of soli soap; and. you must ho sly about it. His noway to catch a wicked devil of n roll, in a pus- litre, to mnrclrright up. bridle in hand ; you mast hurt of sidle along ns if you wok going past, and whistle, unilpreteiid to be looking ’totiicr:woy ; nfiil so, round itutl round, till nt lust, you corner hint up t then jump und c liucli him by tile fore' lock. O, I’m not so great a fool us I inigiil.t/D» But it was w long tedious business; before Him' null and 1 could come to uny sort of im undcr- stnuditig. There wus old Cuplttin Peabody was n stump in my way- He was a limit that hud no regard for pol tenoss s lie trovellnl rough shod, through' the town, currying o high head mnl it stifi'uppor lip, us imii'li us to say, “ I owes no body nothing, by He lifid lioim n skipper, and sailed his se.hooner all along kllOTefllU Im got forehanded, then wont buck up country and set down to iartning. But I never Iruckle to man, if bo's ns big as nil our doors. Aml 'ulicr lie poked ills fist in my luce, ono ‘lection wo never hitched homes together. Well, us 1 was afraid to go to the linuso and court lianuah in'tlio regular way, 1 had to carry ori tlio war Just w hen and where I coh|d ; srnno- llmesofadnrk night, I could steal into the kitch en. But my fliilest plan was to track her to tlio neighbors’ hmisus where slm went to spend-even ings 1 skulk about till shc'sfnrled home, then way lay her on tho rq.iih Pretty poor Chance, llifs you’ll say. Bill as if tliik was'nt enough, Iltlh- imh he.sclf must join in to -plague nio. hull' to dentil. Yon see, I wanted to lot her know what J was artcrin a sort of n delicate underhuuded way, and keep myself on the sale side of the fobcc all tho lime, If there was to bo any kicking. Iim lltiu- tinh Imd uo notiun of riddles; she .would not tih- derstniul any tiling short iif plainEnglish. 1 hinted plaguy suspicious about Mi ue'lovo’ anil ‘Cupid's dims’ anil (ill that. Then 1 would have n long nlglr and asyi/L'whnt dtibrifcut mean Hammh 7'— Ubt'uo : she couUPtu see-pour smilvxlie looked aq fihiplemnil hmuccni pll thb wliilo, us if butter would’iit ltieli ill her timutli. ' She wus plaguy close, too, u» to her goings and comings; nod if slio happened uny tioic by ac- oiflnni, io tot drop the least word, that shelv'd me where to find her next time, she was so mod with herself that she was ready to bile her longue ofK One day she was going io her mint Molly’s to 'speili .the evening, imd she went rill the' way round tu Dbeim Dingfey’s, to toll Mrs. Dingl.-y not to tell mo.' “p’or," says she, “X don't want him to Im flogging tiie about every where.” Wom Mrs. Dingley, she piomised to kee;i dork, but she told Iho Doctor, ond what does the doctor do, bm comes right straight over anil (611s me. “Gnno all stark alone," says he, ‘but ito none of my bu siness.” ; | This is the day tjiqi 1 hnvo marked .witha piece of chalk. Ilunlly was daylight down, before I wnssuuaiti my skulking iicsi, in Aunt Molly’s burn. It was on the buy mow, where, there was u knot koto handy, to look fhrough mid sto till tlint waul in or out til'tho liouse. I Imd a solimno in' my head that_ Hnmmh little dreatiit of;, ami I luv and thought it nvor, till she cumu out; und wheuignt her under myurmonil walking down tho lane, iliink’sl, I'll set the stone u rolling any how, let it stop wimre it will, Sol set in to talking uboiu tills hod that and 'other tiring, and Imppcned (6y nitre ehnnee yc know) to mention ottrold UntterSlnp, thtit stands atthe'cbrnor, that mv fill her used to-work in, when ho wus alive. And says J, “speaking of tho old si top, it always puts nio in mind of you, Hannah,” ”0fmc7 John!" says site—“why 7” “O, it’s just tho thing for u store," uays I. "Well—’1 “Sweep out thc.dirt, aud old hat parings and truck”— "Well-" Tuke the sign, rub out “Hatter" nnd pul in “Morciinnt,” and thut spells “Joliii Ucedlc, Mer chant—" “Well John—" “Then get rum; and molusscs, and salt fish, and ribbons, and calicoes—" NEW 8ERIE84yol. U. No. IO. «.n-.n>.arj4-T r-r o nsa Penlmdy. Hannoh luidei tiled it that she should •spehk to her mother, and enid she could manage /ter well omuigti, and it wxs my business to aik her father. -This was a thing easier said than done.— It Muck in lny crop fordtiys, like n raw onion. I tried to persundo Hannah to marry first und Ask iiflcrwurris. Says I, ‘iyxiu ore twontv-one end free according lo.luw.” Bat slic woultf’nt hear to it. She had no notion 'of doing any lliiitg clan destinely.' Then I asked Dr. Dinglcy to go and break the iftij for me; Btit no; lie would not med dle .with oilier folks’ !iiisincs.~bc made it a point “Well;” soy Si, if Ihavo gut to come to the scruleli the'leSs I conttdir ou it lire better.— Ho ono uioriny day, 1 put my head down ugaimt a ilortlieajl'erl and set my lew it going mid the next thing, 1 was standing tight before Capuar* l’eiilli'dy.' llo was in his grain liouso hulling com ; sitting-on a tub, with tin old frying pan stuck through the ltaudles. Ami he inude the cobs fly every Wliicli wav, hit or miss,'lie didn’t elite 1 Butiuicklcd him so to sed mo dodire ’em ■ ilint he got into uncommon good humor. •‘Well Johnny Bcedlo, what has brought yon tip here, right into tlm wind’soyo this morning!” "Why Uapluin, X havp. gut an idee in my head." . . -. , — L . “No! 'now you talk!” “Ye eec.the upshot of the matter is, I’ve d ifrt- tinn bf. Slitting tup Slope, and getting a wife, and selling myself down n.ou inurehiint." • “ Wlmomli, Jqliu, 'Jier.o’s two ideas, a store atid wife." ‘ - \ ' 'y " Bui I, want a little (if your help, ’ says I; • “ Well. John, 1 ’ 6ays he, *• I'll-do ihe- Imild- sumn thing by ye. It yon keep better goods ftjun nny body elsi. 1 , arid ' tertfohehp&f, von «iii)U have tny custom nnd Welcoitm—proviifed ydh. ll. lake pny iu suiico und such tilings, ls'ul thut Idi;:' 1 “ O yC9,Uiip’ni. J ' “ Arid I wish you success, on tho tack. No fear of'thulj I’ll warrant. There’s lots of silly gals afloat, anil such u lino tmmt riggid Gentleman tw ytm nro, can 'run bi.-O'ilown in no tiiiie.” - “O yes, Cnp’ui, 1 lmvo ruu down Hannah already ,’f-v “ My lluiiiuilil” “ O yes Cup’m; wo hnvo agreed, and' only want your consent." With this the old Captain riz right, up an end. upset tub und frying pun, pointed with u great red car of coru in his hand, towards the door, wiihuut saying a word. But his eyes- rolled liko all creation." ‘ This raised my blood;.and I full so stuffy that 1 marched right straight oil', und never turned my head to tho right or tlio left, till I wus failly home and housed. en thought she wus a great deal too young In m>- dertuko to manage a family. - At last I took n n great shine to the scbuol-irmrui, Huldah Horn beam ; though site was ten years older than I, and toller by half a yard of neck : ond when I offered her heart and hand, slio fixed up her mouth, and says she “ I've u great respect and esteem for you, Mr. Becdlc, but—" and so forth. Nothing will cool n man dawn quicker than “respect mid esteem,” unless it is u wet blanket. But let IIul- dah ulono: she hud her eye upon Deacon Car penter all the time. Well, as X wus going moping along home, from Squiro Jane's, I fell in with Doctor Digley. The Doctor saw in a minute that something was tho matter, and ho went to work and pumped tho wholo secret out of me. Then he soemed so friendly that I up and told him all my experien ces with Ihe women, from beginning to end. “ Well John," says lie, “ I advise you now v jn W:ait till the twenty nioth of February;—when Hie' gals turn round uud court the fellAws. It’s none of my business, hut, if I was you, I would’nt let the women make a fool of me aoy more.” Wellj I lobk a resolution ond Stuck to it firm; lor when X onco set up my ebenezer, I am just like a mountain. I stuck to it till alung pretty well into January, when I hod to go.to singing school. I mint go to singing school, for I was lender in treble, and thcro was no carrying ori the parts without me. But that was nothing, if it lind’nt fell to my lot to go home with Hjmiab Peabody, four times running. Politeness before every tiling. Well, she kept growing prettier tmd *.‘0," suys she, "it’s my new calico gownd you wits a thinking of—isp’l it pretty 7" “O !” says, I “tis a 'sweet. pretty gownd—’’ says I .but—tho upshot of tlio manor is, Hnu nail,—I have finally pbneluderi to Bet tip' Store and get married, and settle niyseif down us a mer- chum for liiti-—” . At tltis, Uutinuh hung down her head and guvo O snicker- “And Imw doo« nil that pul you in mind of me, Jdhu 7" suys she. . “.Guess.” ‘•I won’t guess, nor touch to, so tliero. now—I never—!” What I said nnd what sho said next, is all lost, lor I'll bo shot it I ram remember, it is all buz buz in my Itoiid like a dream. The first thing | know, wo were right again Capt. I’rabimy’s barn, walk ing as close together ns wo could, with comfort, and our urms crossed round ouch others' waist.— Hannah’s tongue had got .thawed out, and was running like u brook iu u freshet, uud all one steady stream ol hooey. 1 vow, Lwaa rchdy to jump oat of my skin. It was a mile and a half good, from aunt Mol ly's to Capt. Peabody’s and' I thought wo had bSXn about a minute on the road. So says I, “Hannah, let's go 6etdown tinder the great apple tree, and huvo a little chat,-just to taper ofi' the evening.” Wo now set down, und began to talk sensible. Wo settled all the pi-edii-aniHila of the nuptial ceremony, and then talked over the store, -till wo thonght wo saw Ourselves behind tlio coun ter : I weighing and measuring and dickering ami dealing out, and she, at the desk, pen in liuiul, figuring up tho accounts. " And mind John," says she. "I am not n goiiig to trust overy body at Iho corner, I tell ye.” But just as we were be ginning to get sociable, us X though!, Haanaii looks up, and suys she, “whut cun that are great ;rcnd streak' be, tn the sky,' away down tliero kp- yond Snccarnp 7" “Irather guess,", says J, “it Is a tits iu the woods.” Firo in tlio woods! I’ll be skinned il it is'utday-liglit u coming. Quick, Jolni, help trio into the wiuifow, before father is u stirring, or here’ll by ri pretty how d’ye do." Tlie next job was to tell tho news to Captain Well, now, says I, my upplo cart is upset in good earnest. And when lwcntioBr. Dingley for comfort, says he, ” John, I wash my bunds of (bis whole affair, from beginning to end. I ’must support my character, I urn a settled Doctor in the town; aud the character ofa Doctor, John, is too delicate a bower to go poking round and dab bling into every body’s mess. Thou soys lie, “Airs, Dingley, I wurn you not to meddle nur muko iu this business—Let every body skin iheir own eels." “ Hold your tougue,’ you fuel you, suys sho—did yo over hear of me burning my liu- gors I" ' , llowsomovcr, there tens tinder handwork car ried on, soinewhera uud ,by somebody. I dmit. tell tales out of sehodli X had no baud in it uB one day Dr.. Dingly, says ho, “John,' if you happen Ui be wuuting my liorso undBhay, this af ternoon, about three o’clock, go and tuko it. X never refuse to lend, you kiuiw. And X liupo Cuplttin P.oulmily will guiu Iris lawsuit with Dea con CurpenUr, lliu( has gone down to l’ortlund.to «eo to. But trial’s tunic of lny bu-incss." Somebody, tqo—1 dont say. who told me that there wus uccrtuin Squire Darting, Hytogia a- certnin town, about ten nimi ofi. that did uitouiw nuu skull no questions.- Well, ill this said town, just after Sundown, a young mun named Joseph Many was walking Hour tliu Alcetcu-house, wuh u sou of a cream co ored book - under iris nriot and! he heard somethiug iu the woods, this side. Him, if it wus'nt u IXarryeunc, ho’d give up guessing. tiueli a cracking and squeaking ana rattling sueii u thrashing und gruming and snoning! you never! lie slopped uud iouiied buck, und all soon carno light. Thcro wus un, .del wlnw fuccd horse came scrabbling along out of iho wqods, reeking and foaming, with an old wi.oden top uliny in iris tail, and a chap about my size flour ishing a small beuu pole pretty well broomed up at tlio .cud. And soys I, “Mister, con you tell mo wtieroone Squire Darling lives?” ”, Wliicli dquiro Durling?'’ say's he, “there's twool'the name.” “ His name is John," says I. " Eritb, says ho, they c.-o both John too, but one is u lawyer and tothcr a cooper.” “O then it must be the lawyer, that I want, says I.” With .this, the young mail gave a squint at Uumiah ami a wiuk at mu; amt “ come along, -tom.lining.u‘«fo-Hjiirfvnnm n ml I'll sttwie.. y c too bqiiircaud h.\ things-for yc." “ Hupnith, suys I, this is lucky.” W oil lie carried us iuto u small, ono story house, it little-liuther on, full of kooks and papers und dust; and smclliqg of strung old deud tobacco smoko. Hero wo sat down while he went out u- bouhour business. Wo waited ond wailed till long after durkund were glad enough to sco him coma buck at last, with u candle. "The Squiro is very sick, suys ha, but I huvo over persuaded liitii.” And the next minute tho Squire came gt unting along in all muffled up in a greatcoat and spectacles on, End a great tall woman with him to witucss for the bride. Well, ltu wor t to work and married us and fol lowed up ith u right down sensible serntuu, a- boul “multiplying uud increasing on the earth,” —and I never feit so solemn and scrums. Then followed kissing the bride all.round; then the cer tificates, and thon I gave him two silver, dollars, and wo got into tho shay aguin and off. j After this, nothing happened Io spook of, for a- bout a month. Every thing was kept soug, and Dnpt. Peabody had no suspicions. But one mor ning, nt break of day, as I wus creeping softly down Capt. X'euliody s buck stairs, with my shoes in my hand as nsual, I trod iulo a tub ut water, standing un the third stop (rum the bottom, arid, down 1 i-nino slam bang. The Captain was go ing to kilt hix hog», und hud got up betimes,' put his water on to heat, mid was whetting his butcher knife in the kitchen. The first tiling X saw, wheu I looked up, there stood Capt. in Peabody, with a great butcher knifo in his hand, looking down upon me liko a thunder cloud! I want to know if 1 did'm feel streaked! lie clinc'.edme by tlio collar uud stood me up, uiui then raised his knife ovci me ns high as he cot Id reach. I thought my Inst minute was cotni'. Bl ot) would huvo been shed, o« -are,us lilies, if il hnil’nl been for Mrs. l’enhody." Bbc stepped up behind nnd laid held of his arm; and suys she.—“its no mailer Mr, I’oubudy. they are married.” •” Married to thill puppy'" retired die Captain. “Yes sir," saysl, “ami horoMtho certificate.'; And I pulled it out of my jacket pocket nud gave it to him. But 1 did’nt stay for any more ceremnnv; nssraih as I felt his gripe loosen a . lit tle, 1 vllil off like an cel and ImekeJ out dome,— •ind made tracks home, about s« Iks' ns 'l riiuld legit. But ihete was to be no peace for me rids duy. I was In it constant worry nnd stew rig the forenoon, fur fear the C'npiuin itoual do eojaffijirig rush, nml I cuiil.l mdlher eii sdil nor siaud stilt, cat, drink, nr think. About the tniildlebf tbo afternoon, I'f. Dint 1 ,-y cmno bouncing in, "in of breath, nml suy-i he— “John, yon have becuelieuted and bnriibiipzt !-;d. Your nnurioge ain’t worth that. It wn a', n con-, uivunc. of Jack Darling the Lawyer^nd hiatjeo imps, Joe rtlorey and Peter Scamp. This was all lie could say till ho had wiped hi* face and

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Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, April 10, 1835, Image 1