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Newspaper Page TextEIGHTH VOLUME. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY MABKSt FlOURiVOY & JETER* TERMS—Three dollars per annum, oayablo in advanco, or roua dollars, (in all cases Exacted) where payment la not made • before tho- expiration of the year. No subscription received . for lea* than twelve months, without payment in advance, and let discontinued, oxce * *' ‘ “ ’ 1 arrearages uro paid. riSEMENTS consplqi .. per ono hundred vo.. n ... «... — firry cents for ovory nuhseoucnt continuance—:t\renty-five per cent added, If not paid in advance, or during the pontlnuance of tire advertlsemoht. Those sent without a specification of • the narabbr of. insertions, will be published uutil ordered out, and charged accordingly. Leoal'Advertisemf.j«ts published at the usual rates, and with ■ strict attention to tlie requisitions of the law. N. B.—All Sales ropulatail by law, must be mado before[the Court Houqo door, botwenn, the hours of .10 .in tho morning, ■ and 4 in the evening—those of Land in tho county where it is situate i those of Personal Property, whore the letters' test!- . mentary, of. admlnwtrntion or or guardianship wero obtainod— and aVo .required to be previously advertised income public ' Ouzotto, as follows t BiiERinV Sales under regular executions, for thirty days t qn* uer mortgage, fi fas, sixty days, befomtlio day of sale. Bales of Laud and Negroos, by Executors, Administrator* or • Guardians, for sixty days before the day of sale. Sales ot personal property (except negroes) forty, days. Ci- . tatiohs by Clorks of the Courts of Ordinary,upon application ifor lettera of administration, must bo published for thirty - DAYS. * 'Citations upon application for dismission, by Executors, Ad ministrators or Guardians, monthly for six months. 'Orders of Courts of Ordinary, (accompanied with n copy of the bond, or ngreeinouQ' to mulct titles to land, must be published THREE MONTHS. • • Notices by Executors, Administrators orGunrdlnns, of npplicn* • uon to tho Court of Ordiunrvfor leave to sell the Land or Ne gro fs an estate, FOUR MONTHS. Notices by Executors or Admiuistiators,tothe bebtdrs and Gre- - ditors of nn estute, for six weeks. ET Letters, to tho Editors, on busiuess. mast e vow mid, to entitle them to attontlini McIntosh Hall* Columbus* Georgia* s ubscribor would respectfully ipform bin friends W and tho.public generally, that henna tnl^en tho above establishment, known as the McIntosh HkU, formerly oc cupied by Min. Love, and more recently-by Isaac Mitchell, Esq. It id situated about the centrb of tho city, and per haps as well calculated to afford comfort to the Hoarder and Traveller as nny houso.. of the kind in the plafio. I view it entirely tjnneccBsary to make the usual promises, but would earnestly solicit persons visiting the city to call and judge for theiusolvcs. Illy own personal attention will be given to tho establishment, as well ns that of my brother H r( y ,W 5 rf 0fMm,!dgOVi !loHN C. MANGHAM; Council Chamber, j , Columbus, January 16. > T HE following gentlemen were appointed a Board of Health, for tue city of Columbus, for the present year. , Dr. Robert E; Broadnax, Elbert Wells and Marlin Brooks Esqrs. for all that part of the City below Crawford Street, constituting Ward No. 1. Dr. John R. Boon, John C. Mahglmm and James Kiv? (in Esqrs. for all that 'part between Crawford and St. Clair Streets, Ward No 2. Dr. R T. Sankey, A. K.Ayer and Charles D. Stewart Esqrs.'for all that part between St. Clair and Randolph Streets, Ward No. 3. Dr. A. Hunt, Thomas Morris and M. R. Evanff Esqrs. for all that part'nbovo Randolph Street, Ward No,4. Copy from the Record. ir n PflKi.PS. fi’l ’ April 29 Imported Arabian S IS X BSA330BSK1S*. T HIS beautiful Horse is now at Columbus, whore ho will permanently remain. His spring senaon will commenco the last day of tiiis month, and continue till the first of July next. His blood is pure, and competent judges hnve pronounced him tho finest Arabian that has been Introduced into the United States within tho last 20 years. He was purclinsed by aiio"of the subscribers iVom Coptnin Read, of the frigate Constellation,, by whom lie was exported from Tunis in the fall of 1834. Arrangements liavo been nmdo to have mares kept in. the neighborhood ut 37$ a day, or $10 per month. N. B. For particulars, see’Handbill*. Bf a nnv v Fob. 12.—-2tf J E TIie Alabama Journal and Southern Recorder will h the above three months. LANDS. T HE subscriber offers for sale on liberal terms, the following valuable tracts in the Creek Nation, v»J W 27 15 30 ) nn «. , rrftAlt E 27 15 30 J ° n Smi8 Crcek * S 24 15 27, on the north fork of the Cowaga. S 18 17 30, about 4 miles from ColumhiiR. March 31—9tf JOHN DILLINGHAM. Dissolution. T HE copartnership heretofore existing between Dr’s. URQUHART & WARE, is hy n,u!UQ I consent’ dissolved. Dr. Ware having purchased out the entire in terest of the formdr, tho business’in future will bo con ducted by Dr. Ware. Ho takes this opportunity of ten dering his thanks to his friends and patrons for their past favours’, and flutters himself that lie will bo ahln to secure a continuance of thoic pntronage, as ho will devote his on- tiro personal attention to tho business in future. His as sortment of Medicines is crimplntd of the finost and best articles that can be procured, and all orders with which ho may bo favored will be promptly attended to. Dr. Pratt’s Artificial Nipples* For the relief of that distressing complaint called soro Nippes, for sale at Dr. Robert A, Wares Drug Store. This simple Instrument 1 am happy tostato, completely answers the object for which it was designed. I liavo in company with Dr. Hoxny seen it applied in two or three cases, whero the mother suffured tiio most excruciating pain, from the application of tho child to the natural Nip ple, when by the use of this Instrument to shield tho Niii- ple, the child could lie nursed without producing tho sligh test pain or inconvenience whatever. April 15 11 tf South Western or Upper Mail Route. Washington City mid Millcdgovillo Ga. thence to New Orleans. New Arrangement, 1836. South-Western and Piedmont Linos consolidated. PECK, QUESENBERRY & Co. 1UOW owning, the intersecting lines, which formerly J^l rendered an uninterrupted passage through this route uncertain, promise travellers a passage through the whole route, “secure from all interruption fioin conflicting interests.” TWO STEAMBOATS daily leave Washington for Fredericksburg, Va. where, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, coaches are in waiting to take nassongers on •to Curtersville, Faruiville, Prince Edward Court-house, Halifax Court-house, Va.: Milton, Greensboro..Lexing ton, Salisbury,Charlotte, &c. North Carolina; Ynrkvilln, Unionville,Ahhovilio, &c.South Carolina; Washington, Greensboro, Eatonton &c. to Millcdgeville, Ga.: where this Lins unites with the Metropolitan Lino to New Or leans, distant from Washington City, by this route, 1317 miles only. Intersecting Lines to Columbia, Augusta, Knoxville, Tallahussce, ficc. • The South-western Lino leaves Milledgcvillo for Wash ington City, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays; distance 658 miles ; through in eight nnd a half days, allowing full time for sleep und refreshment, fepcod ns’ great as con sistent with health nnd safety. A superior natural road, neither mountainous nor sandy, pussing'thro' tho famed gold region of Nort’j Carolina. Good water, healthy country, excellent taverns, w‘th low charges, tomperuto drivers, and superior horses and coaches. The proprietors solicit passengers ttf oblige them, by giving this line one trial; feeling confident that they will travel it afterwards to oblige thnmsclvos. It is their nnx- idus wish to make this a popular Line, nnd worthy of pat ronage, they therefore, beg to be informed of any miscon duct of persons in thoir service.., ID* The Stage Office is now kent in Millcdgovillo at Mrs. Huson’s, whore pnssengers will apply for seats. PECK, QUESENBERRY & Co. Fredericksburg ai d Danville VA., March 4 5 3m Notice. T HE copartnership heretofore existing between the subscribers under the firm of RINALDI fc SMI TH, in Apalachicola and also iu Columbus Georgia is this day dissolved by mutual consent. . _ , All persons indebted to Rinaldi & Smith of Columbus are requested to make payment to T. H. Smith, and all those indebted to tho firm at Apalachicola will settle with J..W. Rinaldi. Apalachicola, January lftth 1836. The business will bo continued by T. H. SMITH, at tho old stand on Randolph Street, four door* from Brand St. who has on hand a general supply o! Groceries which will be sold low for cash. Columbus, Feb. 12,1836. 2-tf A CABO. A. ELMORE, (late. of the firm of Marlin fit more. Attorneys at Law, Montgomery, Ala.J rated a removal to the city of New Orleans, of fices to the public, as Attorney and Counsellor er27 13 tf Notice. T HE copartnership heretofore existing between T. Pitkin and Dana Ilungerford, under the firm of T. Pitkin & Co. was dissolved the first of Oct. 1835 by limi tation, the books and accounts are in my possession, nnd nil persons indebted to the firm, and those having demands a- gainst the same, will call upon me for settlement. March! 6 tf T. PITKIN. House & Lou for Sale. A COMFORTABLE dwelling bouse and two half acre lots, sitnute on the corner of Crawford fic For- yth streets, for snlr on good terms. Apply |o the sub scriber on the premise*. J. \v. ML’LLOY. s gttrrh 4 5 tf v STARR * RUSE, W OULD inform their friends and tlifi public generally that iqey can furnish B^lls, Partics or Wedding*, either in the city 'pr cotinties, at short notice. .. B Cakes for the counties packed nnd warrtinted' to gditnfo. We would also wish to inform those who attended the Ball on tho 29th ult. that nothing of our manufacture was there*, understanding aswehavn, that hinny ladies supposed the coke to hate been made by ug. Thosdoftlid22nd and23rd, were ofonr manufacture. • March 4. ' . 5tf Found, B Y the subscriber on the' rorid leading from Elterslie to Hamilton in Harris countv, sometime inJnnunry .Inst, one Bmall Calf'Skin POCKET BOOK, containing Fiftdeh Dollars in money, and papers, of but lit tic import-, .ance. It is supposed by tho papers jn it to belong to a Presbyterian minister by tlie, name of Smith. The owner can liavo tlie same by calling at the sukecribers henr El- IersJie,hy paying for.this advertisement. April 22—12 3t JOHN H. PARHAM. Harper, Thornton ft lAvin^ton* ; H AVE 1 on hand pnd will pell very low. fbr cash, nr ap proved paper, 'a 'general Stock of Groceries, Dry Goods and Hardware, among which are ' 100 Bhls N.O.*Sugnr,'5hlids <jo. , • , ^ 1,5 hhds St. Croix Sugar / . . Lrtnf, Lump and Havana Brown do. 200 Kaga, Cuba'Green und Rio Caflfee . 25 Boxes Hyson, Imperial and Gnnpowdor Tea . ,20 Kegs Goshen Butter, 5000 Ihs assorted Caslini s Bngging, Bnle Rope and Twine 50 Tons Swedes Iron, assorted Sixes. -v • 300 Sacks Liverpool Ground Salt , - 100 Kegs Nails, assorted sixes 50 bhls Genuine West India Molassee- 1 25 bhls New Orleans Svrup Cast Steel, German nnd Blistered do. .206, Setts Waggon and Cart Boxes Sheet, HoqpandBand Iron ' 200 Jlbls Western Flour, 100 ijo. Canal do. . * 3Q do best quality Western Old Rectified Whiskey .50. do N.0. Rum,-50 do.'American Rye Gin " 50 do Malaga Wine, 10 do. Cider -Vinegar ' ' 20 do CogniucBrmidy,Sergndtts Brand 8 ido Holland Gm 2 Pipes Swan Bcand Holfnnd Gin 2 do London Dock,,Cogniac Brandy,. 1 •' do Old Champaign Brandy 2 rlo Old Jamaica Ktftn .. Fine Wine of choice brands on drat.. .10 Baskets Chhmpaigno Wine ’ , 10 Bhls Port Winn, 10 bids Tcnerifie Wine 1 Pine A. T. Wide, 10 Tons Grindstbnes 100 Boxes Tobacco, of various-qualities 10 do Lnftwibli’n host Chewing Tqhacco . * 5 do Morgan & Browns M u Boxpr Glass, Starch find Soap, 20 Kegs Duponts FFF G Powder Shot nnd Lend, Begars &c. ■ ' 5 Tierces Riqo, 75 bbls No 3 Mackerel • ’ Hats, Shoes and BluYikr.ts Bleacimd rtnd Rrown Sheeting and Shirting , • Marino Prints, Satinets, Flnnnels,.Hosieiw &c# Blacksmith Topls f Patent and Carolina Hoes Trace Chains, &c. otfc. ' ‘ Columbus, March 18 - 7 ‘tf New Arraii^cintint. ’ ROOD & SEYMOUR, *, *H"M*AVE takon'Mr. Wm. Stafford, sun. (formerly a co- JOL partner of John Dill, Esq.) Into business, with them, and will in future, transact business together, in the towns of Lumpkin nnd Roanoke, Stowart co. under the firm of STAFFORD* SEYMOUR & Co. • Being thankful for the patronngo they havo rccoivpd, res- -—.fully solicit a coutinuutiou from tlie public and their ’ ‘ %KOOD, friends generally., Roanoke, Stewart co. Jan. 15 A. P. C.B, WM. STAFFORD,! 50 4m JACQBl & HEINE, 9 Are now ready to reccivo any articles In tlie UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, Sach as R epairing and rebuffing sofas, chairs, MATTRESSE8, done in the neatest stylo, by an ‘onced workman from New York. S Instrimicntnl, and ulso the cabinet making part of OS REPAIRED and Tuned, by ii workman, from Paris, who for his skill in the action of his instruments,has 41 Drugs. [lleiUnines, Paints, Oils, Dyoutuffs Perfumery,Surgical Instruments,&e Dlt’S. URQUHAUT & WARE. A RE now receiving largo additional supplies of the a- hove articles, wliich they offer to tho public on the n.’ost reasonable terms—many of the articles, wore per- soa’H.Uy selected by ono of tho firm—and they invite all pcrsi'ire wishing to purchase, to call and examine for thorn- selves. Among many of tho articles aro_tke following : Acids ir; R'enemf Black Ur.'ip, Alcohol Enjjlisli CdffOiel American “ Citrado Kali Emory Powder* Extract Cicala Extract Ddndeliou Extract Hyoscyamu.s Extract Spruce; Cochineal Cnycnne Pepper, African Cnyenne Pepper, Aoierican James’s Powder Flax Socd Flowers Benzoin; Emetine. Gum Myrrh, best “ Myrrh, inferior ' AssnfcDtida Mn'stich Opium Tragacantli , “ Copaldo.‘ Sciroiny ; do, Gninc; do Ammoniac do Gnlbanutn; Honey; Hops Hydryodato of Potash Isinglass;.Iodine . , Jujube Pastb, in boxes Jujiihu Paste, in rolls Mace; Carbo unite Magnesia' Ilehry’s Mngnesia Aceta of Morphlno • Sulphate of Morphine Musk: Nutmegs Nux Vomica; Cinhamop Castor Oil: Sweet Oil Oil Almonds; Oil Aniseed “ Burgomont; do. Lemon “ Cinnamon; do Cloves “ Croton; do Juniper “ Sassafras: do Lavender 11 Cubeba; do Orauge 14 Peueroyal 44 Peppermint; do Roses 44 Rosemary'; doTanxy tl Wihtergrocn ' “ Worm Seed p e aflash; Potash Pen ft* Barley; Patent do ‘Adlio^fvo Plaster, spread do do in rolls Mercurial Plaster Blistering , .do Piperine: u in nine Suftron English Saffron Americ’an Epsom Suits; , Glauber Salts . ‘ * y Suits Tartar; Saifs* Lemon Salts Hartshorn ; S.tarch • Sulplmte of Potash Sulphor in rolls . • Snlphcr ground; BaltpoJor Spirits Hartshorn COLUMBUS, GEORGIA,' FIUDAY RORNfNG* BIA1T 6, 1830* » MRS. RENNET, T ATE ofAugusta, having taken the house lattcrlyoc- JL4 .oupiad by Dri Mepoe, opposite Mr. J.. P. Jackson, Oglethorpe street, would say to the public: she is prepared to take ten or fifteen private BOARDERS, qpon acebm-. tpodating terms; Ami fluttering hhrsclffrom her past ex perience in this bu8inos8, *he believes she wjll lie able to give satisfaction to tliose who may bo disposed to toko .a seat at her fable. ' ' - .. \ Fob. 26 : J. V. H. , 4 tf Ca,upi>cll, ITtcDoiigiUd & Harris, Attorneys and. Cuunsollors at I.a\V, . 4JWJ ILL nractico in the Cfiattuhoochee Circuit, Heard VY aud Troup of the, Cowata, also lu .the udioiniug counties ip flip State of Alabama. Office on Broau-strcnt, one.door above llie^Sontinel offico—directly opposite the Post Office. *. JAMES : H. GAMPBELL, . April 8—lfltf ' - ALEXANDER McJlOUGALD, JAS. WATKINS HARRIS GROCERIES, AT WHOLESALE* f t...,, nvit Coffee ; 60 bills, rectified Whiskey '24 bids, rye Whiskey: 50 dd. N/Oi'ioatrs Rum » 24 bids. New England liuid; 25 do Cognac'Brandy 20 fihla.,A'inericnti Gin; 12 do Cordial. 20 half nnd qlinrier, casks Malaga Wine Madeira, Muscat nnd Teheriffo . ' Cognac Brandy, llollamV Gin and JamaieaRum 60 bhls. Maokurol, No. 3: 24 litrif bbls. do No. 2 241mlflilrts. do No. 1; G.bales Bagging. 75 cdils Rope; Cheese. Raisins,-.Shot, Phwdcr 24 hoxek Bar Soap \ 16 boxes Sperm Candles 24 ho^cs Tnllow Candles; 18 chests Teas- '50 kegs Nails; 12 boxes Collin? Axes v - » Hardware, Cutlery^ Castings, Ac. ALSO, AT WHOt.KSAI. : AND tlETAtr., Cap*, Hdt8^ Shoes* Saddles and-Bridles, together with a • goneml assortment of ' Staple and Fancy Dry Goods* . Feb,19~3tf . . WM. fc W. TONEY. Hflt % Gap Mnhufactoiy. . WADE,' nEAUDSLEY & Co: H AT AND CAP MANUirACTt/RERS; imjhwIAiI. ly hog leavc,to inform tho inhabitants of .Colum bus and its vicinity, that they have taken a store in Ran- dolnh sLreet, opposite the store of Alcssrs. (hiry ft Boss, and the third store' From bropd-st. whero they wiltkcep constantly.on hand, of their own manufacture, a first rate assortment of ' • HATS AND GAPS, which they .will dispose d’f, nr wliolbsalo Dr retail, on the most reasonable terms'. Among our assortment.'Is extra fine, black Benver Rats*. Beaver mid Otter Drabs, Sattin Beavers, a splendid article. Black arid Drab ypuths Hats and cheap Hats of every description. Cups of all kinds nnd fosliionss Plongo call and examine for yourselves. , The strictest attention paid to tlio fashions.- A* share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. Columhits, Ga. Jan 8.1835. 49 tf H a Wiuclics, Jewelry, Ac. Ac. THO’S E. TAGGART; AVING located himself in Columbus, a fuw dobra bolow. the Columbus Bank, in the same building occupied by E. S. Norton, takes this method 'of offering his services to thq publip, and returns hjs acknowledge ments for the liberal patronage alreudy received. He will keep constant^ on hand, an aplortuient of Jewelry of the finest kiud,.auiong which will be found: , v , ■ Watches—A great variety—somo very Fine. Gold and Silver Patent Levers, do,’ do. Anchor Escapement do. do. do. Letiine do. ' do. do. Hunting do. 4 and 5 pmra extra and vertihte of the most approved mature, Tobias, Rilahd, Johnson d&c. - ALSO, Ladies Watches,.Chains and Rings Breast Pins, Ear Rings and Watch Chains Seals and Keys, Roger’s Raxors and Strops , Pon and Dirk Knives, Silver mounted Dirks Pl'iin Dirks ahd Walking Canes * Mantle, Alabaster and Ebony Clocks, wound up every fifteen days, dec. &c. 03* Particular attention will be paid to repairing Clocks Watches and all kinds of Jewelry and the work warranted. March 4 ■ 5 3m CHEAP STORE, SIGN OF THE .GOLDEN BALL. Alfred Xiandsbergr, M OST respectfully Informs the public, that he has rc moved to the Store lately occupied by Dr. Phelpi where he’offers for sijlo at the lowest prices, a choic Assortment of . Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Confectionaries, &c AMONG WHICH ARK French, printed, Swiss, plain and figured Muslin* Calicoes, Silks, Laces, Fancy Boxes, Combs Stockings, Hnlf Hose. Suspenders, Ginghams Shawls, Handkerchiefs, Canton Matting . Bonnets, and othor articles too numerous to mention , He 1ms also on hand a dosirable lot of . Havana Sugars. Brands of Silva, Colon, Snznrni, A B nnd R O from $400 to $25 per thousand, in one hundred quartcrand half boxes PICKLES—Gherkins, Cucumbers, Red Cabbage Piqailly, French Beans, Onions, mixed Picklfen Walnuts, &o. in jars and kegs, Lobsters, Capers Prunes, Anchovies, China Soy, Fish Sauce Sardines, Lemons, Pine Apple Cheese • ’ Mushroom Ketchup, Raspberry and Currant Syrups Champriign Cider, Champaign. Gunva-Jcllv Mnanclnde. Prunes,, Muscat Wine, Irish-Potatoes . Table Salt, Garden Seeds, Candy, Raisins Patent white nnd colored Cundles, Pearl Barley' ^Aprill, 1836 , , ' . . . Otf 'Patent Hie (Moines. Hill’s Balsam ol Honey Wistar’s Cough Lozenges Thompson’s Eye Water Itch Ointment Jiidkin’s Specific Ointment BtUler’s nwgnqsian asperiont Liquid Opodeldoc Step rs’-Opodeldoc Lee’s Pills S'wRim’s Panacea Brown’s Tonic Mixture t '• Seldlitz Powders; Soda do Snuff, Mackaboy Scotch; dd Cephalih *v Rappee ' Tooth Wash, Chlorine Tooth Wash, Orri» Dycsliiflk. ’ ,m!» Annnto; Qoppcrass I Fig Blue; Indigo Blue Stone ; .Cam \Vood | Log Wood; Madder Paints anA Oils. Potter’s Catholjcon White lAJad, dry and in oil Carmine; Chrome Yellow. Chrome Green - Drop Lake, No l; do No.,2 Fland White; Gluo, best Ivory BItick ;*Lnuip~do Gold Loaf; Silver Leaf Lythorago; Pomiqo Stone Rotten Stone. Prussian Blue, Nob; 1 &2 Putty; Red Lead ; Verdegris, dry and in oil Vermilion Chinese Black- Ivmd. YollowOchre dry nnd in oil Venetian Red,dry and in oili‘ Sjlntiinh Brown* dry & .in or Frosting*, Blue'; do White Frosting*, green Smalts, Green; do Red 44 Brown; Robo Pink Sand Paper Spanish Whiting Turkov Umbor Copal Vahtish; Leather do Japan Varnish LinseedOil; TrttinOil „ J.amp^Oil[; SpCnn Oil Withagood assortment of Painters and Glaziers Tools. Surgical Instruments, inndo to order A clioicosqleetionbf'flno Pcrfupiory.Sonps. &c. &c. Ojl of Kreosote, a sovereign remedy for the tooth acho Carpenter’s Flujd Extract of Sarsaparilla Cubebs and ‘Copevia, for the cure of tho Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strict- ure>*, Ac. &c. • Carpenter?* Fluid Extract of Bpchu, for diseases of the ^bladder ' 1 Carpenter’s Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla Carpenter’s Fluid Extract of Pink Root Carpenter’s Fluid Extract of Kreosote, for the cure of tetter, ulcors, and arresting hemorrhages, Ac. with mauy other articles too tedious to qiention. < Jun. 15. 50tf WATC,EIES, JEWELRY, &c. FOSTER & FOGLE, H AVE lately, returned from New York, where they havo selected an assortment of Goods ju their line, which added to their former stock, makes tho most splcn*. did collection .of articles, ever offered for sale in thls-to.wn, and second to noiie, except “Marquand.’’' Among their articles, Uie following are a few : * .* WATCHES, ' Lcvors made to order, and warranted of tho best'kind Also, Tobias and Qiher npproved makers Gold, Anqhor, Duplex, Lcpinc, Verticle and Silver : Lever, Anchor, Lcpinc, Quqrtier and common*. JEWELRY, &C. . VV T atch,guard nn(l nejck Cliains, a grout variety Wa tch, und Guard Keys and Kings • Fingerltingsfrom oho. to one,hundred dollars Breast Pins, from one dollar to two huniubd dollars •Pencil Cases, Spoctaclos, Thimbles, .< Quizzing Glasses, Ear Rings a great variety, some ofr the latest styles, Medalions. 6il;ver ware, Table Tea, Mustard, Salt, Cream and Desert Srophs . Ladles, Sugar Tongs,Batter Knives, Fish Kjiivcji Forks, SnuffBoxcs, Combs, (a nbw article,). Spectacles 1 i / PLATED WARE, _ ' Cafetors, Cordial Stands, Toa # urns Branch Candlesticks, common und chntnberdo Snuffer Trays and Snuflbrs, Spoons - “ Aptrhl Lamp4, .Cups, Knives and Cqko Basket*. .British plate, Spoons, Forks and Butter Knives • Rrittania Teaand Cofieo Pots, Urns, Spooml -Lather Boxes, Tumblers, Cutlery .. • A few soiLs fmo Table Cutlery, containing 51 pieces Pen, Pocket nnd Dirk KmvQs, •Scjssors’* , Belt and Pocket Pistojs, Duelling Pistols Ficpch Clocks, American eight day Clocks Percussion CapsVMftsic Boxes, Accordcans Portable Desks, Gont’s. and Ladies PressingCases . Tea Trays; a good aj-.‘sortnidnL ... , Canes, with gob) A silver |icads,with A without dirks Stool Specks, Gilt and Bead .Watch Guards Bend Bngs and Purses, Silk and Leather Purses Visiting Cards nnd Cases, Belt Buckles and Plaques Teeth nnd Cloth Brushes, Lather do. Powdex Flasks, a general assortment of Perfumery. • Fangv Soaps. • Also, an assortment of Military Goods, and many other articles, which they will be glpd to show, to persons favor* ing their Establishment with a call, three ddors North of the Insurance Bunl^ where watches will be repaired neatly nnd warranted to perform well. Also all kinds of jobing, 36 tf Auction & Commission Business* nnilE su scrihers have associated themselves in this JL Business, under the firm of BETHUNE. & HOLLAND. Their Btoro In on broad street, two doors below the City Hull, where all buiincus in their line, will be thankfully received and promptly deepatclied. JOHN BETHUNE, • - JAS. C. HOLLAND. REFERENCES. GtonoiS HAnnR.rm, ar, Columbus. Stewart ec Fostaine, " H. 8. Smith, “ J. S. Cai.hout (kCq. V Palkoxar U Kihbroogu, Apalaeliicola. E. J. ilARnm, “ I’. D. Woodrow, - • “ January 2d SI tf Ne«v Goods, low for Cash. J. H. CAMPBELL & Co. On the weet side of Brood street, nearly opposite June* Kudin's Confectionary. H AVEjunt received a general newirtment of Dry Rood. emhracint! the lateet faehinneof Clolha, Canhneres and Reedy Mode Clothing. They nlso carry on the Tailoring hu.ineM, under the euperintendance of Mr. Janice Sullivan, and will promptly exeenla all orderi in tliat line iu the beet mannrr itud according to the lateit style. Oet. 30. Mlf o HARDWARE, r ' * UR stock now comprise* a general assortment iu the aliovo line,including all tho various kinds of Lock*, Screws, Hinges, Butts, Nail*, Brads. Tucks, Saws, Axes, liatchots;Chains,. Wccdingboc*, Spade*, Shovels, Bolts. • Buckles, Faucets, Scythes, Itenp-Iumkri Cutting Knives, Frying Pays, Tea Kettle? Brass Kettles, Sadirons, Gimhlets, Auger* Braces and Bitts,Tabli? Cantors, Knob* Curtain Pin*, Andirons, Shovel* A Tongs Mill Irons, Blacksmith and Carpenter* Tools Fenders, .Spoon*, Razors, Razor Straps Table, Pocket and Penknives,' Brushes Looking GImircsj Sheet Iron, Coppef and Tinware of every description. ALSO—WINDOW GLASS, 8x10, 10x12, 12x14, 12x16, 12x18, ^2 x 20. 11 x 15, 11 x 16, 11 x 18. 14 x 20. Paints, Oils, &c. WTiite I.end, ground in Oil, do, Dry ' Black do do .. . do do do Verdigres, Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow Venetian Red, Spanish Brown. Vermillion Pru**ian Blue,Lamp Stack,Spanish Whiting Putty, Paint Stone*. Paint and Varnish Brushes Linseed, Lamp and Train Oil. For sale by HALL A MORF.S, Broad street, sign of the Padlock. February If ' 3 tf T AND POHWARDING HOVSEt-APALACHWHOLA. HE undersigned have formed a copartnership un der the .firm of Fnlcnnar A Kimbrough, for the pur- K we of transacting a Genoritl'Agency, Coaimlsifon and BCeiving and Forwarding Business. Being prepared to mnko tho usuul advances oh consignment to their friends in Neiv-OrlcanS, Now-Vork, Baltimore, Philadaljihia, Pro vidonco and Boston, and disposed to devote their time ex clusively to tlio inteterest of those confiding business to tlinir charge; having inndo tho nocosshry arrangements to forwnrdCotkmto N^'v-York or olsbwhere with qxpedition hv vessels of light draft of water at tlie lowest rates of freight a liberal sharo of public patromigs is respectfully solicited. A. H. FAUCONAR. WM. TL KIMBROUGH. , q.. m Reference*. '• SHORTEn, Iakveu A co. . Columbus, Gen. Ho.WAtro, ‘l Judge CuLqutT. . 41 : Drs. Hoxev A UnquiiAur, ' 14 * , P. D. WoonnuFF,' • *» Jamrs.H, Shorter, Esoi Gkn. R. K. CaU ; Hon* J. W. White, Nsw-York. . Florida, Dr. D. L, Whiti« ,Gnd«den county, Apntoclucoln, august 1- RtaU^IC—rJUST RECEIVED, BY FOSTER tfc FOGLE, v sowroB, ■ ‘ T HEY.GaVo Her'Gold-snd Jewels * The Fairy - T-omnior ; Tho Mqid of Llapwellen. .The Four Lcuved Shpmrock; Tho Coronah . Liberty’s Homo; The Mhy Dow * . • I’m'Just Eighteen hnd Quite ii Man See these Looks, so fraught with Sadness • ; Would that I* hbd‘Thy Wings To-dtty / Rock of Ages^BoautifuLEyes i The Morning Dreum: Meeting of.the. Water* Erin'is My poniC; Hark! ’tis.tbe EcIjo By the'Margin of Fair Zurich’s Water* Give Sentence with me X> Goll: FareWoll to My Harp . Music’s the Language of the Sky • • . > • • I’ll be np Submissive Wife; Lovely Row ‘ <, . V ; * Sound* *o Joyful. Bliss Rovojvling. ' u ' • ’Fairy’* Festival { Tli'o -A ngel’s Whimper f% . i 1 The Old Kirk Yard; Tho Sea Bird , \ Mv Silvia lot Us hie AwayFits-Eustace • - The Fountain and the. Flower; Tho Exile , Adieu Columbia; Ha'rkl Hark the Soft'Bugle - Will -Thbn Tempt the Wave with Mo ( Strike the Cymhnl: Jock of Hanlndeen A Collection,of HYMNS.by llahors . •• Marches.Waltzo*,fitc, . • London March: Alabama Waltz r ■ Go Ahead 1 A March Dedicated to D. Crocket ; Natche? Grand Mnrcji; Angcliim'Waltz , . , Parlour Waltz; Fisltc/’* Hornpipe. . '.Mr. James Crow, wijh -Variations 1 Hail Columbia,'arrmlgcd a* brilliant Fantasia, by W. A.vKing ^ . . . April IJ. . . . Rif Ladles lints. T RIMMED anil I’lnlu TurennSj Straw nnd Leplinni, Dutmiublc &cc., a large naimrlniont. For calc olinau ^449, 1836.’ ; MOOR^TAUVEIl' H. S. Greenwood & Co. W l TV ! .?t ? n he heretofore conducted by \\ Itth-h, Oreonwood & Cosnt the old »t.nd,opito- "■ Mft Huxoy’a dwollmu, « here thoy will be hnimv to' ^ intcoJKcp. mg conclantly on Imnd n' lnrge anil general aaeonmant of Dry Goods and Groceries, ofcbolca kinda, which thoy will tell at the lowtet market prices. ’ -A; For Halo. THOMAS R. GOLD, 'Otiert for tmU the fotlotclng mrtitfra, tlxt Window uiriss, rutty, Points,,Copal Varnish Linseed, Olive mid Sperm Oils; Spanish Segar* American Segars: Snuff, by thn lb. or bottle Flnjh Second, and Third aualitiH* (liewing Tolucco •Starch, Pearl BurlnV, Raisins, Candles’, Bar Soap. With a few kegs Beef Touguc* Columbus, April 1 Utf SPLENDID FORTUNES. . 1 Prize of $10,000; 20 of $1,000; 50 of $500. MILLEDGEVILLE STREET LOTTERY, CLASS NUMBER FOUR. To be Drawn in Millcdgeyillo, Saturday, 13th May, 1836. Spttndia Schrtmr t 1 prize of $10,000 Is . $10,000 3.000 2.000 1,500 1,200 1,100 20,000 25,000 9.000 4.000 9,400 2,520 1,890 2,520 1,890 37,800 117,180 1 do 3,000 is l. do 2,000 is 1 do 1,500 is 1 do 1,200 M 1 dp 1,100 is 20 ■ . .1,000 ii 50 do 500 is 30 do .300 is 20 do 200 is 94 do 100 is 63 do 40 is 63 do 30 is 126 do 20 is 126 do 15 is 3.780 do 10 is 22,436 do 5 is 27,814 Prizes, qmotinting to $250,000 .Seventy-five numbor Lottery, twolvodrawn ballots, U. aya i ,e ln cn8h * 60 after tho drawing. Wholes $5 00—Halves $2.50—Quarters $1 25. 0-f’ Orders from tho country, enclosing the cash, post- re paid; will meet with prompt attention. , E. SIGOURNEY NORTON, March 11—6tf Agent for tho Managers. SPUING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. J. S. SMITH & Co. H A Y?J u ? 1 . r « coiv ® ( l ft now and splendid assortment of Clothing, adapted to the present nnd approach ing sens'ins. Amohg,their assortment will bo found sev eral now stylos of gpods, in part as follows : Drop d’Bte FROCK COATS; do. do. Dress Black and Green Cashnmrelto Black, Blue, nnd Oraen'Bpmhazino ' ■ • , Crape Camhlct Frock and Dross Coats Whito Linen Dress Coats Buff Grass Linen Dross Coats; do Frock Coats PANTALOONS t ’ Linen Ribb’d Drilling, nil colors: Cottqn do. do. Bombazine and Crape Cambist; Irish and grass Linen VESTS, of all-kinds nnd descriptions ' A general assortment .of Stocks nod Collars Suspenders, Hosiery,"Gloves, £c. A splendid mwortmnnrdf HATS, of a superior quality, embracing Russia; Fur, Sjlk, Beaver^ &c. AlAo, I'elm Leaf, a superior article. A good assortment of Boots and Shoes. We hare also rfeecivod nn extensive assortment of Eng lish nnd French CLOTHS: alsd, several new styles of Goods for summer wenr;<Bhmth\7.\nes; Cashmnrettes: Drap d’Etcs; a now stylo of Drifting for pantaloons, and* a splendid assortment of VeAfingN, &o. nil of which will be mtule to order in the most fashionable stylo and at a short notico. . April 2i?. • ~ , 12tf / THE COUU1VIBUS HOTEL. NEW ARRANORMENT. ‘ T HF. subscrlhor takes this opportunity of Informing his friends and the public generally, that ha has ta ken possession of thqt well known establishment thA'Co- luinhu* Hotel,’ formerly occupied by Wlieelock & Wil lard. Ho hopes tp rerclye n liberal shflro of public pat ronage. Hi* table will lie fumUhed with the best that the country affords, nhd Ids bar with the most choico liquors. His stable* shall be plemifullv supplied with provender nnd attentive Ostler*. He design* devoting hi* Wholent- teution to the business, and will leave nothing undone that can contribute to the Comfort of tho*« who may call on him. S. J. HERRON. ~ April 29.^ . X3tf I. DlLM»GIIAit4 Co. H AVE on hnnd'for salo and are receiving p very gen eral assortment of goods, cbmprisin g, Groceries. ’ 1 . New Origans, Havana and Florida Sugar Java, Rlo, St. Domingo and Cftbn Coflee Imperial ami Young Hynon Tea: Clioaolate Molasses, Pork, Bacon, MoekarH Vinegar Rice,' Peurl- Ash and 8al Erutus Mustard, RactjGingdr,Cossitt, Nutmegs, Alsnicq , Pepper, Staruh, Soap and Cnmiles, Olive Oil Spanish Segors, Boes Wox, Tallow, Tobacco Paints, Oils, Ac. Liniecd, Sperm snd Train Oil' Dry and Ground White I^ad; Spanish Brown Heavy Goods. Salt and Iron, Kentucky, end Scotdi Bagging Bale Rope, Cordage, Bngging Twine, Castings Grind Stones and Cranks, Mill Irons, assorted Mill, Cross Cor, ami Whip Saws Cost,.German and Blisten Steel, Collins' Axes Waggon and Cort Boxes, Trace and Halter Chains' Dog and Log Chuins, Bur and Sheet Load. pry Goods. • Brown and Blenched Slieetiugs and Shirtings Cottqn and Linen XlHimhurgs, assorted .width* Russia rthceting, Calicoes in great variety Ready Made Coats, Clonks, Vest*. Shirts 1 Pantaloons. Hats and Caps, Ginghams, Cambric Jaconet, Mull, Book anil .Swiss Muslins, lin’d fcplain Irish Llqens nnd Lawns Thread, Buttons, Needles Pins, cotton, worsted, woollen, silk & thread Hosiery Shawls, Handkerchiefs, l.nce*, Nllk, &ent. Umbrellas Negro cloth,Cap and Letter Paper, Quills & Wafers Apron and Counterpane Checks Tickings, Tapes and Bindings ALSO, . , Crockery and Gin** Ware, Boot* and Shoes Powder end Shot, Rifle* und Shot Guns Hate and Caps, Hardware, Wooden Ware, dec. 6cr. Salmon J UST RECEIVED, 20 kegs Salmon March 4—5tf •. • ^ ®"«>orlov Honey Ptw Tobacco, 22 , ralP ' 'rf Do . n T< ! b ' ,cco . «»onu- nicluredIjy JonlM Morf-nn,.Lynchburg. Aluo, 55U.K.10W priced (ihowiiwTob.noV.r^alc l,y b FoS. 19—Sir E. 8. BrRENVVQOD.& C... tAW, THN HE’SuWriber bn* removed lo Columbus. HU of- 1" Colboun’. Buildings, over Wm. & W. TO- *t , - WKUj T& . , CLAKHT.WIWli,' • OF A SUPCRton QUALITY, SUCH AS .C1T.JUI.I fiN, 8|. Eviepbe. Pope Clement, Vintnge of -1830, cumum house, brand or Now Orlcnmi, JuM re ceived nod for «ulo at ' A. I.ANDSBEllU’S. - AHO, ' IiCtnon syrap, Superior to nny over before offered in thU market. April 8. lfltf Buy Bargains. 'ft ONNEY fi BROKAW, being about .to cioao tlicir JU concern, will jcll.tlio Sloch of Dry Good,, Hjtiaand plot)iioil,at very favorable.priecn. Caflo'nd aeo. ' MarchU ; . 6, Cm , . taiv Notice. fit HE 'subscribiir 1me locUlod in Mobile, Ala. olid will J1‘ attend to the duties,of his profitsafon, or any favour* required by Ids iVionds ortho public) . .• April 1 10 tf„ THO, C. McKEEN. fiTIHE subreriberaliavbJiint reeclved on cbofljfnmont JL tiveatv-Ove thousand brat quality SEGA US, which they offer low fof eaaii. . •'. ' J..T. NILES & CO. April /. , jotf '' WANTED HE biahet caali price, will be paid for 0,0110 lb,’ JL good dry Cow Hide—by TURNER, MORRIS & Co. April* V’ 10 f XENION 8YRUP. H7E have commenced! making Syrup, itv five and ten ” gallon K*g*. Price onn dqlfar, and leventVrfivc cents par gallon, about oqunl to threp dollnre and fifty cts. derdoxon. • • • ' ’ * STARRY RUSE, ' April 22—I2tf Oppomte thn Insurance Bank. ; Bund for. Sale. fRJHE Bubseribor offer. ,0ir .njo. ono half Srclion of , % tmij, it brina tlie Nortli hulf of; Section 17, ly.lna in Riiuelt county Ala. novcn.miled from Columlius, due Weatj 200 acre, of which i. Oral rate Oak and Hickory, April 22 12 tf SAMUEL R *ANDREWS. * 1AW., W, BASKIN STOGNER, ■I^OUNSfiLtpit AT LAW^ has settled permanently a| Tuskegoc, Macon County. Alabama, nnd will at tend to all bunmoKs enttusted to his care. He will attend regularly tlie Courts of the adjoining counties.' rkferrnoes: M.J. Wellborn, Columbus, Marks, Flournoy fit Joter, * “ •Read, Grigg* fi& Co. Colquitt, Holt-fit Echols, - Lam D. Roborlwm, J La Fayette. April 22. 12—51 WARE HOUSE, • Factorage and Coinntlsslon Business. fTJHE onderBigoed under the firiii of Vongo & Cobb X, having takon tlio Ware Houeoa ami oliwo StnreB.-re- cently occupied by MosBra. Sliorlor, Tarver & Co. nnd Alesara.S. K. Hodges & Co. which will be open for tlm reception ofCptton nnd MiTcbnndiio by tlio firm of Sop- temlior noxt, nnd Intending pormunently aud nicliiBlvoly to devoto UieniBelroB to tlio transaction of the Wore Hotisu Factorage and Commission Business, -tendor their cervices to their friends nnd lo thd public generally, with tlm ossu- ranco tlmt tbeir undivided attention will bo given to tiio in terest oftheir patrons. Their Ware Houses and Clean Storesam in gnnd order end so loomed os to bo more oxempt from tlm donger of Fir* than nny other in the city. I'urticulnr attention will be paid to receiving nml Forwnrdiiig Gmuls. , WM. F. VONGE, Columbus, August7 27 tf WM. 4. COBB'. Cotton Gin Gcnr, Costings and .Hollow Ware." Comprising every article—*'ucb as IT ETTLES, Oven*, Fire Dogs, Spiders, Skillets, fitc. JEn. Segments, for Cotton Gin*and Pinions. Also, English Cast-Steel Gin Saw Pintos, all sizes Steel, suitable for making Gin Saw* . Nails, cut and wrought: Blacksmith's Bellows Guns nnd Pjstols, in all their variety, with u genera) assortment of HARDWARE, for sale on accommodating *0. ' BAKER fit MOSS. 6 Nov. 20. 42tf 215 Markcf-ct. Philaddlphla. . ” Moore & Tarver *; OPPKR FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING LIQUORS: BSV N* E. Itiim. 20 do, Northorn Gin & raF 30 do. Whi*kdy, 10 do. Annie Brandy , 10 do* Common Brandy. • '■ And a choico areortment of Fine Liquors, such as Wine, Gin, Drandy, Cordial, fitc, fitc. March 18 , 7 tf SANOBBS & JPOWEKS, NW ESPECTFULLY inform |hs citixens of Columbus XX,’nnd its vioiniiy, lliat.ha'vlng connected tliemselves with two large Mmihfiicluriiigbstiibljslintentsmthe North, them* now prepared to fill any orders at thn shortest notice. Having eiiguged tlm must experienced, workmen from Europe and New York, thoy ore now prepared to Manufacture tho most • • FaihlonsbTo and EHcgnut Cabinet Fnrbitnro. Their work will bn made of the very host materials and its durability warranted. PIANOS tuned aud repaired by an experienced work man’from Paris. REFEItEtfCRfi'. 11 ’ . B. Hephurn <4. IV. E. Rf.dfi.l Lewis C. At,leu Foster & Foole .GeorgeSmith W. H. Harper ■ J,. S. Cauiiium John A. Urquhart A. B. Davis’ Campbell & MoDoudald P. 8. Tiisv liavo hist received from New York, and of- for for vale 10 dux. CHAIRS, consisting qf Mahogany, Rosewood, Curled Maple, Windsorand HoaklngCnaira. Colmnlius, March H , 7 tf NEWGOODS. GEORGE A. NQBRIS, TS receiving this week, direct friim New York, epd now X oponing on extensive and well exioried etack ol , Fancy and Staple Good., of the latest importation* and of choico 'selections, among Which ore some very new style*, all of which ate Belling at verv low prices, to which all are respectfully solicited to call and examine. Columbus, August 29# - 30tf NEW JttAIIi ARRANGEMENT. Post Officr, Columhvs. April 26. fhN and aftfir the second day of May, the Northern *1 ” mall, via Augurtn, Millcdgeville and Mscbn,willar- fivo at this offipe at 2 o’clock. P. M. and-will, close at J o’clock, P. M. on ond qftor tlie 20tli day of April. Oa and after the 29th day of April, the Sobthem mail, via New, Oilcans, Mobile and Montgomery, will arrive at this ofljen nt hair past 2 o’clock. P. M. and will close at one o'clock, P. M.on and after the 2d day of May. Letters nnd pApere reoolvod by tho Northern aud South ern ninil*, will be ready for delivery by 6 o'clock. April 29—13 3t JAMS VAN NESS, P.M. COTTON GINS* [ribbfUins mad* eat on nive anr ifacturine ofCnt'.ob (On.™; V |l i m i , au,>on| 1 k5 rl»or, in lira town i3Sttird_ M.hu employed tho bust workmen, ami no expenso will he stiared to prounre muteriRl* of tho first quality. . ,, Mr. S. (I. BECK VVITH will take charge, of the mnnu- ructory,nndffrotn tho experience of Mr. Beckwith in the nnsiiies*, the public may re»f assured that' Gin* made hr them will not helnferlor to anv in the United Stnte*; n it * l.li . • T. G. ATWOOD. «. B,. A ft Maes made to order with steel breams, steel and mm Saw*. Gins made by the subscriber warmnti d to perlortn well, If not I will timko the neens.-orv altera- tion* or M|ihU«Jnf.hthiJi 1 nt my own expense. G ins will be •delivered in this*and.tliO:adjoining oountics in tlii* ; Stnte nnd AJiibaiunt free of charge. Order* nudrcsHcd to him at ^lT^^T l>,t,ron,1,UI T i n? ATWOOD. o.w...., nw . T,v V n iu inr ciuscn* or roe same *nu the adjacent JtomitidN. Ho wjll practice in tho varion* departments of W*. prolCBrtioiii Inclpieut dlsorrlcrsol the tooth ure too olleli neglected : ovory parent should, ns nil iimmrativadu • • y» submit hi* qh|}d | nioulli to tlm.inspection or a judicious Dcnti*t, at leant twieo a year. Tho. amount oftroubio und nir.ntt, attlTtmil (mm .1.!,. ..i* .. ... a y««r. i uc amnnni oi trouuio and agony suffered from this specie* of negligence would .dMUhtleiH startla and ■ ip|ml ’ nuy-onn who would behold it in tho Bg^rcKQto. Yot wlmt .hnoirfoloownrdH ino.t por- " r,! till" remcot. Dny olicr day, month nfW month .lips nwny, itftiirthoy tlincovor.ihtihiroadiior tlo.cnv, littfor. they can mui>tttr tmolmion to act th,ti«pl»o» in tho D.n tint» Clinir j ond loo ninny piwmslhinto, till drivon hy in- tcnroimgttiih to the crittis; nnd then, ln,|n«d of ihoffllK operation Hint p'ULllil havo hpen nrigimillv nritr.Harv, are cthliod with tlm oxtrsctlon of two or three, whitth tnrlior otltmtioh might Imvo preset vod. Month 25 , . 8 tf NE»V HI. K'O, it., . aiSr ' T r ' { : " ;; ' .. i .T-vrirr Guti Cotton Seed) F'lNIFTnV-P.fe'* JVl.'t Gulf ■ Vi, 1 . wonjnted lube genuine, •: Xp ril .»«“. El QHORNTON & llVliYUaa’OK Tiioviitou & s.iviiiKstoii” •» I';'"'-'J' 1 -t r°ceiveil end otter for fulo, 10tf , TKOMAS K. GoEi>, Hill! Oil ham! a ? \.rtoral a.aorhnimt nr Faiwv , im t Smnl. DRY-.OOOD8; CHOICE GRbCERl5 Mitrilwur • and Ciiilerv. Womlltn Wi,ro * m * rC " Uted price5 ,n,r Wnittcd, by i,ic Subscribers, ' 20,timimmmle |»ry HIDRS, and DR Mil SKINS. heloo—lu PITKIN At RICHAIUIS. i'iiuitHtioiis for'Sale in lieu I’oimty. ^HE suhfcrilifrs would call tlio attention of planter* JL to tlioir.lund* iu Leo county, where they offer for sals amimher ofvaluuldo i'luutatimi* lying on tlio water*.of tlm Hint Rivpr, and chiefly iu the vicinity of the new Town, laid out on thin river,at Shut well’s Ferry, the lot* of which will ho stUd off on tho 15th of December, at or hoforu which time,nny of the following dosoribed land* may bo purchased t. ' Ono tract containing J000 acre*, .lying’. Impwdintely on the weal hide oi Uie Flint river, two mile* from Shutwells terry, known n« the Ipdlnn Philemu town, 100 acre* of .which are open nud in cultivation; a largo part of this farm is hatpnum laud, ull of which, except a few oerc*, can ho cultivated. Also, nertr the above, nbotlior body of htnd of 1000 acres, or winch 200 arc in cultivation ; thin him sum* nunmme and oak and hickory, but i* chiefly pine of tins first quality. • 1 ........ 821) acres, situuted two miles from 8tnrk*ville, on ths Muckele* creek, and eight inilos from Slioiwcft’* Forry. and is known nn the llenso place; it has 70 ncre* in culti vation, with good cabin* on Ut u large portion of thi* land is dry Inn mime, oak and hickory—it fin* a good ntreum nn*- sing through it,' with u Grist Mill and Cotton Gin on it,und RufticieiitforaSiiw Mill in connection. •1000 acres on Muekelce crcck, 4 inftc* from Btarksville, Chlsfly oak, bUskory and bumnioe—eighty acres in cultiva- _C00 ncre* near the Kinslicpong, known an the Tndion Canard town*: 100 acre* in cultivation,an excellent house and other out building*. ' Several other tracts of first quality land, in quantities of from 2021-2 to GUO ncre* in diflerent purls of the county. The above land* uro all well nijmnlied with spring* und wntor courses; several Saw nnd Grist Mills ure already in operation, and others being erected. The subscriber* ate w illing to sell any oftheir lands si a renimnnhle into, not wishing to retard the settling of the county, hy keeping all their lands out of tlm murker. Person* wishing to nettle plantation* nro invited to view for tlirniselye*, and to call on Mr. Sliotwoll at his residence in Puulcrtowu, lor further information. COOK fit COWLES, Oct. 03, 38 tf A. SHOTWELL; - STARR fie RI SE.. NEW GOODS. MiTEILL McNAIR, recently of Fayetteville, N. C.han iM taken the store on broad street, lately occupied by P. McLaren fie Co. imxt door to J. B. Green fit Co. whore he is receiving, and will sell low for ctuli, a general •ortmentof FANCY DRY GOODS, Among which are Cloths, Casimore* and Satinette Seasonable Calicoes, M utdiiut Silks of different colour*. Hals, Cans nnd Shoes Bonnet*, a variety of tho latest fashions Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Unm mid Cot Shirting Shell and Brazillisn Tuck and SldcCoinbs Bilk and Cotton Hose, Merinos Circassians Funny Shawls and Handkerchiefs, And many other articles too tedious to mention. Ho ha* also Croekery Ware, Sugar, Coffee, Wine Ax.. P. 8. He is daily expecting a very general and exten sive assortment of Ready made Clothing, wliich he will sell very cheep. Columbm, Dec. 18 46 Qui Twenty Dollars Ilewiird. OTRA YEP Ihim the residence of tlie subscriber about tlie first of tliin monih, a liny Mure nlmut 15 baud* 3 inches high, fiveyitar* old and very heavy with foal. She lias very tlimmnno nnd dhdi free, end is a little bog hack ed with ii scar, rcsombllng a burn on lipr, left shoulder.. Having owned hdr but a few dn>s, a niora ininuto deserip- tion can noi he given. She will prolmhly endeavor to get to Greono county in thi* Stale, as vita wns raised by Dr.- Pierce, end lately brought from thorn by him. Also, op Thursday the 21/t, a yellow sorrel HOUSE.- about 5 qk 6 yaars old. aud 15 linnds, 2 or 3 inches high, wifi* flax mane and tail, a star in hi* forehead, nud right hind foot whito. He will probably make for Na*hvillc, Tennessee.; •/. , r .. /Ten Dollar* Rewarf will bo given upon the delivery of Oither of the Horse* to the subscriber, at bis residence nrnr Columbus, rand ^(monable exponse* paid, for bringing. Ilmtri. SEABORN JONES. April 28tH, 1830. 13tf A Vtihmblc CamI)Id Clonk TTAS be^n sent to niv residence, for which I can fit Adi. no owner. I hopo* this notice hi your widely oirei lalou paper, rtiay enable tne to restore It to him who lost i April fa—13,3t THOMAS GOULDING. Cora Slidlers* T HESE Sheller* are a very valuable improvement' and a grept navlng of labor and time m hbclling Corn. - They maybe seen in operation and are for sale h» . .. I DILLINGHAM 6i Co. f April 2»—13tr . Fanners Bank of Cliatlalioochie. A N additional Instalment of 20 nor cent, is required u» lie paid oji tlip stock of unid Bank, on orbcluro the Kith of May emming. By order of tho board. M C. L. BASS, Cashier. March 11 » ♦ ^ « y t The Macon Messenger, Southern Recorder nnd Augus ta Chronicle, will publish tho above weekly, until the lOtli May and forward Jtneir account* for payment to C. L. Bn*s Emporium of Fashion. HENRY MATTHEWS, TKMTOULD renpectrufty Inform his friend* and the 'pub— rajw- lie, that he lmsiotoly received from New York,»ot addition of fine gnoflnwhich rendpr Ills stock now complete.. Among Which tlm following nro a few of the articles, Sup. Blue; Black, iHriHilil* Green and Dahlia Clothe do. London 1 Brown. Lightratid Steel mixed do. do. Double Ribbed CuHsemors Ploiq, Diagonal Blue and Blnck do. ■ „ Sup. Black, Blue nud mixed Satinets, And n greqt variety of tho lato faaliioiralil© Vestings, Stoclta, Collars and Gloves, and will constantly keep on hand a gdneral hssortment of ready mode Clothing. All of ^lilcli will be sold on terms most reasonable. Hi* store is opposite Drs. Uruiihort Wore Columbus, Dec. ifl ‘.46 Dry Good 1 *! Hats, Shoes Ac Clothing. . AT RKUUCRD rillCi:i!. PVI HE Buhscriher* being desirous of closing tlieir Iruwl- JL nets at this place, will self their Block ut very re duced prices,and would respectfully cull the attention ot merchant* and other* whiting to purchmc on rensounMa term*. They have now on bind u very general and good assortment of Ury 'Gpo’s, Hats, Shoes & Clothing, which will be sold very low to close tlie concern. BONNEY fit. BROKAW, Store in Runc’olnh st Next door below Mcrsra Gold ut. (Snilnml March 11 • • 6 6m Commission A: Forw«*relink BtndiifMi AT ST. JOSEPH’S. I T is nqw elearly ascertained thhtilie public fixtures nt St. Josephs, will be in Hh'ifiicicntjiiiitcof forwardne** by the 15th hurt, to anthoiru the romiucnpcment <>/ husi* tie** at that place. I therefore give notico to my friend* nnd the nphfie, that I shall by Unit time ha on tho spot, and pledge to tho.M! who may Ire! tli.«pn«»rd to tin hutwioM throdgh that City, the imm stricuporspnol utientipu to tho same, nnd nt leant equal due patch nnd economy, that is given to liUMnrss at Apnlachieoln. Any luiMiioH to mv arhlrc.'** at Apnlnchicols, will re‘» ceitre, prompt attention hy a competent agent, EDWARD J. HARDIN. Apnlachieoln, Morch 11 6 12t Notice. A PPLICATION'will he made, to tlm honorable, tho Inferior Court of Randolph county, setting h» a court of ordinary, within the time prescribed Iff Lnw.for a Ii rihution of the cttaleof William Smith : *-r,dec d. late of Randolph counts. AIL those concerned, will please arte art said court, aud shew enure*if •»*} they have, why said or der should not he granted^. * February 26 ZACIIARIAH BAILEY, Adm’r 4 Int

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Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, May 06, 1836, Image 1