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Newspaper Page TextI w EIGHTH VOLUME. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA* FltlDAV MORNING, JUKE 9, I! PUBLISHED i EVERY FRIDAl BY , MARKS, FLOURNOY A > 11. TERM -Tii**i! dollar, per Annum, mH* in sdvsues, or roun dollars, (in all case* exacted) where pWinent is not made • before'the expiration of the year. No sullcription received for less than twolve mouths, without paymek in advance, and '- no nnper discontinued, except at the optioi of the Editors, . •alii ail arrearaf os are paid. ffiq I ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted at sxvr.NTT-rivF. • cr.Nts per one’hundred words, for the firit Insertion, and hirTV cents for every subsequout continuaucti-twcnty-fire per ' cent added, if not paid in advance, or durinptlie continuance . of the bdvertisnmnnt. Those sent without i specification of tho number of insertion*, will be published unit ordered and charged accordingly. Lcral Advertisements published at the usual rates, aud witl strict attention to the requisitions of the law. N. B.-—An. Sales regulated by Inw, must be 'made beforo Court House door, between tbn {tours of 10 in the tnoruiij and 4 in tho evening—these of Lnud in tho county where i' situate; thoso of Personal Property, where the le raflhtnry, of atlininhtratioi^r of guardianship were obtain^!— t audaro required to bo prflPouily advertised iu sot Gazette, as follows: §HERtr»s’ Bales under regular executions, for thirty i uer mortgage fi fas, sixty days, before the day of sale. Bales of Land und Negroes, by Executors, Administra] Guardians, for sixty days before tho day of sale, Bales 6! personal property (except negroes) roRty. d. Citations upon application for dismission, by Exeditors, Ad ministrators or Guardians, monthly for fix months/ Order* r>f Courts of Ordinary, (accompanied with a copy of the bond, or agreeuteat) to make titles.to laud, nmatype published THREE MONTHS; / Notices by Executors, Administrators or Guarding of applica tion to tho Court of Ordinary for leave to sell (roes nn estate, pour months. Notices by Executors or Adininistintors.to the Ufebtori and Cre ditors or.anei«iato, for six weeks. / XT Letters to tbo Editors, on business, iDosy* post raid, to entitle that* lo attention McIntosh Ilntl. Columbus. Georgia. V ilH -s uliAOrilwr w.imlil feppccifilllj itiform lii» friewls and the public generally, that ho has taken the above establishment, known us the McIntosh Hall, formerly oc cupied by Mrs. Love, and more recently bv Isaac Mitchell, Esq. Itta situated about the centre of tfie city, and per haps as well calculated to afford comfort to the Boarder and Traveller .aa . any hottw of dim kind in the place. I vinvv it entirely uudeccssary to make the usual promises, but would earnestly solicit persons visiting tho city to call •ml judge for themselves. Mv own ncraonalattention will be given to the establishment, as well as tharof iny brother Henrv Munglmm.ofMilledgeviile. • • „ Jnfv 25.-25tf JOHN C. MANGHAM. Harper? Thornton A Livingston, H AVE on hand and vyill sell very low for cash, or no- proved paper, a general Stock of Groceries, Dry Goods nnd Hardware, among which at* 100 Bids N.O. Sugar, 5hhds do., ,15 hhds 8l. Croix Sugar I.oqfi Lump and Havana Brown do. 200 Bags, Cuba Green and Ilio Coffee f 25 Boxes Hyson, Imperial nnd Gunpowdor Tea 20 Kegs Goshen Butter, 5000 lbs assorted Castint a 1 Bugging, Bale Kobe nnd Twine 50 Tons Swedes Iron, assorted Sizes 300 Snells Liverpool Ground Salt , • ;;' 100’ Kegs Nails, assorted sizes 50 bhls Genuine West India Molasses 25 bids New Orleans Svrnp Cnst Stool, German nnd Blistered do. 200 Setts Waggon ond Cnrt Boxes Sheet. Hoop and Band Irou 200 Bids Western Flour, 100 do. Cnnal do. 30 i do best quality Western Old Rectified Whiskey I 50 do N. O. Runt, 50 do. American Rye Gin 50 do Mnlngn Wine, 10 do. Cider Vinegar 20 do Cogniac Brandy, Scrguctts Brand 8 do Holland Gin 2 Pipes Swan Brand Holland Gin 2 do London Dock, Cogninc Brandy 1 do Old Champnign Brandy 2 do OldJamuica Rum Fins Wine of choice brands on drat. 1(1 Baskets Chnmpnignc Wine 10 Bbls Port Wine, 10 bills Tenoriffo Wins 1 Pipe A. T. Wine, 10 Tons Grindstones 100 Boxes Tobacco, of various qualities 10. do I.ortwicfi’s Imh»vChewing Tobaccs 5. do Morgan A Browns “ M Boxes Glass, 5 Starch nnd Soap 20 Kegs Duponts FFF G Powder Shot nnd Lend, Sugars Ace. . 5 Tiorees Rice, 75 libls No 3 Mackerel Huts, Shoe* nnd Blanket^ Blenched and Brown Slieeting and Shifting Mnriuo Prints, Satinets, Flannels, Hosiery dee. Blacksmith Tools, Patent and Carolina Hoes Truce Chnins, dec. Ac. Cobimhuff. March 18 7 tf Campbell, McOougald A llnrrifiy Attornoys anti Counstjllorff 4 at Law, ■fmriLL practice in the Chuttuhoochce Circuit, Heard ’ Jo. and Troup of tho Cowr*u», also in the adjoining counties in the State of Aluhnmn. Office on Brquu strcoi, tine door nbove the Sentinel office—direcilv opposite tho Post Office. JAMES II. CAMP BELL, ALEXANDER Me DOUG A LD, April 8r-10tf JAS. WATKINS HARRIS. dllOCEIUES, AT WHOLESALE. BARRELS MOLASSES, first quality _ 75 hogsheads N. O. Sugar 50 lings green Coffee; 25 bugs Rio Coffee 12 bugs Java Coffeo ; 50 bids, rectified Whiskey 24 bids, rvc Whiskey; 50 do. N. Orleans Rum 21 bbih. New England Rum: 25do CoguucBrandy 20 bids. American Gin; 12 dq. Cordial 20 half and quarter casks Malaga Wino Madeira. .Muscat and Teneriffc Cognac Brandv, Holland Gin nnd Jnmalf.nRum 50 mils. 'Mackerel, No.. 3; 24 half bbls. da No. 3 24 half bills., do No. 1; (i bales Bugging 75 coils Rope; Cheese, Raisips, Shot, Powdar 24 boxes Bar Soup; It" boxes Sperm Candles 24 boxes Tallow Candles; 18 diesis Teas 50 kegs Nails; 12 boxes Collins Axes Hardware, Cutlery, Castings, Ac. Ac. ALSO, AT WHOLKSALK AND RET AIL, Cops, Huts, Shoes, Saddles nnd Bridles, together with a general assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Foil. 19—3tf WM. & W. TONEY. Copartnership Notice. AYER & HOGG. & E. H. METCALF, H AVING thi, (lav [ispoeittleil thprnHelvT.H tocetlwr, ns ircncnil il.'ttlcw’in MERCHANDISE, would inform tin- Lublin that tln-y Imve.imdintend constantly to koei> on huml, a tjeuurnl tmilcxttiitrivo.stofk of Stapip and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Cro.ckery, which tiiov will offer for .ala upon the host possible terms fur CdalifWthe lute simo iif Ayer St Hogg* three doors from L.J. Davies’, Cnlliotm-s iiiock, llmitiolph-streot. • AYEIl, HOGG St METCALF. -I.A, K v Ayi ' JACOBI & HEINE, Art now' rendy-to receive any articles in tho UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, Such ns EPAIRING nnd rebuffing SOFAS, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, done ih the neatest style,- by iperioneed workman from Now York. The Instrumental, and also the cabinet making part cf PIANOS REPAIRED and Tuned, by'a workman from Paris, who for his skill iti the action* of his instruments hits twice received a premium for his work ip Unit city* Nov. 13.' Impofted Ambimi S X S> S T/i A m o 2(3 B T. T HIS bcntitiful lloiso is nowut Co’imnhus, where he will permanently remain.' His spring season will comnieuee the last day* of this month, nnd continue till the firsts of; July next. His blood is pure, mid competent judges have pronounced him jlio finest Ar/ihinu that ( lmu been introdneed jam the United ritntea within'the last 20 years, lie was pifrc!ia«cd by one of the subscribers irom Captain Read, of tlio frigate’CmHtellntion, by whom he was exported from Tunis iu the fall of j834.' , Ar.-ungKUi-mt* have- been made, to have mnros kept in tlta hciglihorhood w 37J a day, or $10 per month. N. B. For particulars, seo’Handbills. . SEABORN. JONES. , Feb. 12.--2tf WM.11. UNDERWOOD. ID* The Alabama Journal aud Southern Recorder will ptitilish the above three months. - T LANDS. HE subscriber offers for sale on liberal terms, the following valuable 'tracts iu tho Creek Naliou, viz: E 27 it »X | On Sink.* Cn»k. v ‘‘. 9 24 15 27, on the north fork of the Cownga. S 13 17 3l), about 4 miles .from Columlins. March 31-Qtf JOHN DIUANGHA.IL- Dru^si, Hied lollies, Paints, Oils, Dyostnffa Porftnnery Surgical Instruments, &c DIt’S. (JRQUHART & WARE IE now receiving large additional supplies bove articles, 1 which they oflbr to the public on the most reasonable terms—mutiv of the articles, were per- tiully selected by one of the Arm—and they invito all rsons wishing to purchase, to call and examine for them selves. Among munj) of the articles arc the following ; Acids in general » r. Black Drop, Alcohol English Calomel American “ CifradoKali Emory Powder Extract Cictifa • * */•' Extract Dandelion Extract llyoscyamus Extract Spruce; Cochineal Cayenne Pepper, African Cayenne. Pepper, American James's Powder Flax Seed Flowers Benzoin; Emetine Gum Myrrh, best Myrrh, inferior Assniletiila Mnetich Opium Trogacunth ‘.Copal: do. Soiminy do. Gttiac.; do Ampipuiac do Gnllathuht; Honey; Hopi Uydrvodate of Potush 1st it class; Iodine Jujube Paste, iti boxes Jujube Paste, iu rolls Mace; Cmbonute^ Magnesia II crtryV Magnesia Aeeta of Morphine Sulphate of Morphine >jv . DiHSulntion. «UK Oimirtiwraliiii iiortlororo'oItjMtagImlivocn Dr's, UIuyiUAllT St WAKE, is hv mmiml consoul <ti,.,olvoil. Dr. W,[Wvlinv'mg,LurchvscM 0111 iluv r.iilivn in- ttiresi of the former, life hu^mess in futuro -will be cou- iluiiti'.l liv Dr. Worti He takes IhUriiiporiimity ol ton- dcring his thanks to his friend? bud ptitrons^or their past, favours, and flatters himself that lie will bb able to secure a continuance of their pntrort.igo, -is he will devote Ins eii-4 tiro personal attention to the bmdnesain future. His as- fortment of Medicines U cbmpleto of the finest anil best articles that call bo procured; nnd nil orders with which ho may h * favored will bn promptly attended to. Dr, Prates Artificial Nipplesf For the relief of‘that distressing complaiiit crillod sore Hippos', for sale n» Dr. Robert A, Wares Drug Store. This simple Instrument l am happy.to state, completely answer's tho object for which it was designed. I have ill compauv with Dr. Hnzey spon it applied in two or three esses, where; the niopinr,suffered, thg most excruemtmg, paitii* front the ap;dic.ati'>u of the child .to tho naturol Nip pie, wlie.li bv tits use of this Instrument to shield the INiti pie, the child could bn nur vd ,witlmut producing the sligh test pain or mconvt*nicuee. whatever. April 15 j 11 tf/ rutetil He tliciVies. Hill’s Balsam ol Honey Wistar’sCough Lozenge PltompsonV Eye Water Itch Ointment iitlkiu's .Specific Ointment Uutlcr’s magiiesiali uspenciit Liquid Opcdebloc Steers’ Opcdcldoo Leu’s Pills A minto; Coppentsi C^siwttuoin. I FOREWARN slUcrfinus ngainst trading for a note.of hand, given in favor of Allripl Mcnsles.for $150. I Bin determined not to pay it unless cmtumllejUty law. \VM. JOHNSON, May 20 15 3t O. M. ARCHE.- Sonilt Wcslent or Unipcr Mall Ronte Washingtoa City, and Milledgeviile Ga thence to New Orleans. Now Arrangemmit, 1836. South-Western aud Piedmont Lines consolidated. 1 PECK, QUESENBERRY & Co. P O\V owning the intersecting lines, which formerly rendered an uninterrupted passage through this route uncertain, promise travellers a passage through the ^whole route, “aecuje from all interruption fioih conflicting interests.” TWO STEAMBOATS, dully leave Washington for Fredericksburg, Vu. where,on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, couches are in waiting to take nasseriirers on to Cartersville, IftirmviUo) Priuci Edward Court-house, Halifax Court-house, Va.: Milton. Greensboro, Lexing ton, Salisbury, : Ch«rlotf#V Ac. North Carolina; Yorkville, Uoionville, Abbeville, aVc. South Carolina ; Washington, Greensjioro, jgatouton &c. to Milledgeviile, Ga.: where this : Line unites with the Metropolitan Line to New Or leans, distant from Washington City, by this route, 1,217 miles only. Intersecting Lines to Columbia, Augusta, Knoxville, Tallahassee, &e. The South-western Lino leaves Milledgeviile for Wash ington City, Tuesdays, Fridays, nnd Sundays; distance JB8 miles; through in eight uiid a half days, allowing full tUbc for sleep and refreshment. ; Speed as great as iscoiti JWfent With health and safety. A superior natural road neither mountainous nor sandy] passing thro’ the famed gold region of Nort'vCarqlintu 'Good water, healthy country, excellent taverns, tldw charges, temperute drivers, and superior horses and The proprietors solicit passengers iq oblige them, by giving this line one trial; feeling confident that they will traycl it afterwards to obligo til..msclves. It is their ni«X' inns wish to inhko this a popular Linn, nnd worthy of put- ronage , they therefore, beg to be informed of any miscoii' duct of per-m n in tlnir.service. Itf* The Stage Office is now kept in Milledgeviile at ' Mrs. Huspn’s, where passengers will apply for seats. PECK, QUESENBERRY & Co. Fredericksburg ai d Danvido Va. March 4 5 3m ACARD. TTK7M. A. ELMORE, (late of the firm of Marlin & tH Elmore, Attorneys dt Law, Montgomery, Ala.) having effected a removal to the city of New Orleans, of fers ms services to the public, as Attorney aud Counsellor at Law f November 27 43 tf REAL. ESTATE & MONEY BROKER flMijil subscriber has onened on office in this city for A. tue transaction of a General Brokerage business Capitalists desiring to sell, bfiy or exchange properly, ot to loun cash on uotes, mortgages, or otherwise, or to trans • act any other business in this line, will find all their orders and instructions faithfully complied with, by applying to the subscriber, either personally or by U tter, j ilia long residence! in thiiicity, and extensive acquaintance with the people, gives him advantage* which will certainly make it the interest of those of more limited acquaintance to confide their business to his agency. E. SIGOURNEY NORTON. N. B. A few Thousand Dollars uiay be hnd on good Notes, by applying to E. 8. N. April 29. 13lf Law Notice. S AMUEL M« STRONG, has opened a Law Office, Forsvlh, Mo nroe connty, Ga. nnd will practice in the several Courts of the Flint, and Jones of tha Ocmulgee. Business committed to hi? care, will be attended to with the utmost promptness and ability of which he is capable Forsyth, April I ,9 4m Hut A Cap Manufactory. WADE, BEARDSLEY & Co. AT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, respectfiil- Ivhcg leave, to inform the' Inhabitant* of Colum bus nmf its vicinity, that they have taken a store in Ran dolph street, opposite the store of Messrs. Cary & Bass, and die third store from hrond-st. whore they will keep constantly on hand, of their own manufacture, a first rate assortment of HATS. AND CAPS, which they will dispose of, at wholesale or retail, on the most reasonable terms. Among our assort moat, i* extra fine, black Beaver Hats, Beaver and Otter Drabs, Sattin Beavers, a splendid article, Black and Drab youths Hats nnd cheap lluts of every description. Caps of all kinds nnd fashions. Please call and examine for yourselves. Tlie airictest attention paid to die fashions. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. Columbus,Ga. Jan 8,1835% 49 tf. Musk; Nutmegs Nux Vomica; Cinnamon Castor Oil; Sweet Oil Oil Almonds; Oil Aniseed “ Buiganiool; do. Lemon “ Cinnamon;.do Cloves “ Croton ; do Juniper Sassafras *, do Lavender 14 Cubcbs; do Orange “ Pcnerovul “ Peppermint; do Roses “ Rosemary ; do Tuuzy “ AVintergrcen . “ Worm Seed Pearlusli; Potash Pearl Bariev; Patent do Adhesive Plaster, spread do do in rolls Mercurial Piaster Blistering do Pipflriue; Quinine Sullrun English Saffron American Epsom Salts; Glauber Salts SultH Tartar; Snlts Ixmion >ults Hartshorn; Starch Sulphate ot Potush . Sulphur in roils Suli’lier ground; Saltpeter Spirits Hnrtgburr Watches, Jewelry, Ac» Ac. TIIO’8 E; TAGGART, AVING; located himself in Columbus, a feiv doors below tho Columbus Bunk, in the same building occupied by E. S. Norton, lakes this method of offering his services to the mddir, ond returns his acknowledge- rtionts tor tho liberal patronage already received. H« will keep constantly on bund, an nsnortment of Jewelry of the finest kiud, auiong which will bo found: Watches—A great variety—aomo vory Fine. Gold and Silver Patent Levers, do. do. Anchor Escapement do. do. do. Repine do. do. do. Hunting do. 4 aud 5 pairs extra and vcrticlc of the most approved makers, Tobias, Rilarnl, Johnson &c. * ALSO, . Lrnlios Watches, Chains and Rings Breast Pins, Ear Rings and Watch Chains* Heals mid Keys, Roger’s Razors and Hlrops * Pen and Dirk Knives, .Silver mounted Dirk* r Pl iin Dirks uml VVulking Canos:: Mantle, Alnhustcr and Ebony Clocks, wound up . nv'ery fifteen days, &c. &c. ID* Particular attention will bn paid to repairing Clor\s Watches and ull kinds of Jewelry und the work warranted. March 4 5 3m Poltbr’s Catholicon SwainPs Punnceu Brown’s Tonic Mixture Seidlitz Powders; Soda do Snuff, Alnckabo.v “ Scotch ; doCeplmlih Tooth wosh, Chlorine Tooth Wash, Orris Dye*tiif!5. I Fig Blue; Indigo Log Wood; Madder • - Painis and Oils. Venctiun R«d,dry and in oil White Load, dry and in oil, Carmine; Chrome Yellow Chrome Green Drop Lake, No 1: do No. 2 Flake White; Glue, best Ivory Block; Lamp do Gold Leaf; Silver Loaf , Lytheragn; Pdmlcd ‘Stone Rotten Stone Prussian Blue, Nos. 1 &2 Putty; Red Lead Verdegris, dry and ill oil Vermilion Chinese ' Black L*ad* ' Yellow Ochre dry nnd moil , - „ ... With a good assortment of Painters uud Glaziers.Tools. Surgiciil Ibsirhmbnts, made to order A choice selection of fine Pcrfmnervi Soaps, &c. &c Oil of Kreosote. a sovereign reincify for the tooth ache Carpenter’s Fluid Extract of Sursnp'arilla. Cubehs and Copevia, for the cure of the Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strict- nref,Vkc. &c. . . .. Carpcjntei ’s Fluid Extract of Buchu, for diseases of thd bladder < Carpenter’s Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla Carpenter’s Fluid Extract of Pink Root Carpenter’s Fluid Extract of Kreosote, for the cure of tetter, ulcers, and arresting hemorrhages, dec. with many other articles too tedious to mention. Jan. 15. . •' 50tf Spanish Brown, dry & in oil Frostiugs, Blue ; Jo White Frostings, green Smalts, Green; do Red M Brown; Rose Pink Sand Puper Spanish Whiting , Spirits Turpentine Terra de.Sieuna • Turkey Umber Copiil Vnrnisli; Leather do Japan Varnish Linseed Oil; Train Oil LtunpOilf; Sperm Oil Auction & Commission Business. rg-oiF. susc ribers have associated tlieinsolve* in this JL Business, under the firm of BETHUNE A HOLLAND. Their store is on broad street, two doors below tho City Hall, whore nil bvisiness in their line, will bo thunkfullv received and prom,..., despatched. ^ JAS. C. HOLLAND. REFERENCES. Geougf. Hakghaves, sr, Columbus. . Stewart & Fontaine, 44 H. S. Smith, 44 J. S. Cai.houn dt Co. 44 Fai.konar & Kimbrough, Apalachicoli E. J. Hardin, 44 P. D. Woodruff, 44 , ’Jannarv22 51 tf New Goo^S' low lor Cash. J. H. CAMPBELL A Co. On the west side of Broad street, nearly opposite James Kivlin’s Confectionary. H AVE just received a general assortmentof Dry Goods embrncing thc latest fashions of Cloths, Cassimeres and Ready Made Clothing. They also carry on tho Tailoring '.business, under the superintendance of Mr. Janies Sullivan, and will promptly execute all orders in that line in the best manner and according to the latest style. Oct. 30. Sffif WARM SPRINGS, MERIWETHER COUNTY, OA. T 1IE proprietor takes this opportunity of returning his tlionks to his friemls and the public generally, for the liberal patronage given his House for the last two vears, and respectfully, solicits their patronage the ensu ing summer. ", Ho lias made extensive improvements since the last sea son iti Imildmg, &c. Families can, if they choose, have out Houses entirely comfortable and retired. These Springs are aituated 35 miles north-east from Co- luniims, on tho Pino Mountain. The temperature of the water is a little below blood beat, possessing a variety gf medicinal qualities, nnd is a specific for all cutaneous, and a number of chronic diseases. There n also within u few rods of tho Warm Spring, a Chalybeate of cold water, pos,- sessing the qualities of the Madison Springs, besides a number of oilier Springs of good free stone Water The local ad vintages of this place are rarely found, and arc not surpassed by any Wntering Place in the Southern Stales—. bring elevated several hundred feet above the surrouuding mutiny—where tho air ia as pure a* it is on the blue Ridge. He wilL have his Table furnished with every va riety the Couutry and town of Columbus affords. His Bar will l»« supplied with choico Cordiuls, Wines and Li quors. Ilia Stables are largo and any,and attended by.a. faithful nnd experienced ostler. He flatters himself that Visiters generally wjll be satisfied with his accommoda tions. D. C. BOSE. May 13. *5 4* ITT The Alabama Journal, and Augusta Sentinel, and Messenger will copy the above and forward their ac counts, D. C. R. Commission, Receiving* - AND FOItWARDINU HOUSE—-APAl,ACHICHOLA. VIHE undersigned have formed a copartnership un- H. , dor tho firm of Fnlconur & Kimbrough, for tho pur pose ©f tniiisncting a General Agency,'Commission aud. Receiving nnd Forwarding business.' Being prepared to make tho usual advance* tin consignment to tlioir friends in New-Orleaiis, Now-York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Pro vioence and Boston, and disposed to devote thoir time ex clusively to tho iiflctercst of those confiding business to thoir charge; having made tho necesi ury arrangements to forward Cotton to New.York or olsowhore with dxpodition hyvosgels ofUglit draft of water at the jowest rates di freight a liberal slitird of public patronage is respcclfuilv solicited. A. I(. FALCONAR. ; _wm. h. kimbrough; ' Kcl^knctis. SitoRTkn, Tauveh &. co. Columbus. Gkn. Howard, “ Judge Cof.qurr, . . •« Dns. IIoxey & UuqUHAiiT, “ P. D. Wooimui k, 44 James II. Shorter, Esq. Nnw-York. . Gkn. R. K. Cam/, Florida. Hon. J. W. White, 44 Dr. D. 1.. White, Gadsden county,- 44 , Apalachicola, august 1 31—tf JI1U8IC RKCKIVEDf BY .FOSTER & FOGLE. 20iMG3. T HEY Gave IIorlGoia -ml Jewels Tho, j Fairy 'i’otnptor; ;Tbp ffluitl of Llanwellcn The Four f.eavcd Shamrock; Tim CoroiiuU Liberty’s Home; The May Dew I’m .lust Eighteen uml Quite a Man See these Looks, so fraught with Sadness Would that ( had Thy Wingn To-duy Rook of Ages; Beautiful Eyes . Tho Morning Dream; Mooting of the Waters F.riiils Mv Home; Hark! ’tis tho Echo By tho Margin of Fair Zurich’t* Waters Give Seiitenee with me O God; Farowoll to My Harp Music’s tbo Language of the Sky I’ll bo no Snhmissjvn Wife; Lovely Rows Smmds so Joyful.’ Bliss Revealing' Fairy’s Festival; Flic Angel’s Whisper The Old Kirk Yard; Tho Sea Bird Mv Silvia let Us.hic Away; Fits Eustace —The Fountain and tbo Flower; Tim F.xiln Adieu Columbia; Hark! Hnrk tho Soft Uugla Will Thotr Tempt tho VVavo wirti Mo ( Strike the Cvinlml: Jock of Hazlrd.ren A Collection of H YMNS by Habers Marches. Waltzes, &c. London March; Alabama Wultz Go Ahead! A March Dedicated to D. Crocket Natchez Grand..March; Angelina Waltz Parlour Wultz: Fisher’s llornplpo Mr. James Crow, with Variations Hail Columbia, arranged as a brilliant Fantasia, by W. A. King April 15. * lltf For Sule. THOMAS R. GOLD, : OtSYr* for »mte tUr folfoteittg artIrIra, aix t ES ILK and Cotton UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS kj Light col’d Prints & Ginghams, nn elegant assnrtiucnt Window Glass, Putty, Paints, Copal Vnrnisli Linseed, Olive mid Sperm Oil**; Spanish Si*gars Aowncfii) Segars: -Snuff, by ilin lb. or bolllo First, Second, and Third qualities < hewing Tobacco Sin roll, Pourl Barley, Roisin*, Candles, Bar Soup With a few kegs Beef Tongues Columbus, April 12. lltf CHEAP STORE, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BALL. Alfred Xiandsbcrgv COST respectfully informs the public, that he ban re L‘ moved to tho Store lately occupied by Dr. Plielp*, where ho offers for sale at tho lowest prices, & choice Assortment of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Confectionaries, &c AMONG WHICH ARK French, printed, Swiss, plain and figured Muslins Calicoes, Silks, Lnccs, Fancy Boxes, Combs Stockings, Half Hose. Suspenders, Ginghams Shawls, Handkerchiefs, Canton Matting Bonnets, and other articles too numerous to mention lie hus also on hand a desirable lot of Iluvinta Sunni'S. »rwTmjmnstiVtfrCdlou, Sazarni, -AB and It O from $400 to $25 per thousand, in one hundred quuiterand half boxes PICKLES—Gherkins, Cucumbers, Red Cabbage ( . Phmilly, French Beans, Onions, mixed Pickles Walndts; &c. in jars nnd RagsyLobsters, Capers - Prunes, Auchovies, China Soy, Fish Sauce Sardines, Lemons,'Pino Apple Cheese Mushroom Ketchup, Raspberry nnd Currant Syrups Champaign Cider, Champaign. Guava Jelly Marmolnddi Prunes, JIuscal Wine, Irish Potatoes Table Salt, Garden Seeds, Candy, Raisins Patent white and colored Caudles, Pearl Bariev April 1, 1330■' 9tf WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac. FOSTER A FOGLE, AVE lately returned from New York, where they have selected an assortment of Goods iu their line, which added to their former stock, makes the most splen did collection of articles, ever offered for.sale in this town, and second to none, except “iMarquand.” Among their articles, the following ure ii few: WATCHES, Levers made to order, und warranted of the best kind Also, Tobias and other approved makers Gold, Anchor, Duplex, Lcpino, Vertielo nnd Silver Lever, Anchor, Lepinc, Quurtier aud common. JEWELRY, &C. Watch, guard and neck Chains, a groat variety Watch, and Guard Keys und Kings Finger llhigs from one. to one hundred dollar* Breast Pins, from one dollar to two hundred dollar* Pencil Cases, Spectacles, Thimbles, Quizzing Glasses, Ear Rings a great variety, som* of the latest styles, Mcdnlions. SILVER WARE, - ** Table Tea, Mustard, Salt, Cream and Desert Spoon* Ladles, Sugar -Tongs, butter Knives, Fish Knives Forks, Snuffboxes, Combs, (a new article,) Spectacles PLATED WARE, Castors, Cordial Stands, Tea Urns Branch Candlesticks, common and ebumberdo Snuffer Trays and Snuffers, Spoons Astral Lamps, Cups, Knives nnd Cake Baskets. British Piute, Spoons, Forks and Butter Knives Brittuniu Tea und Coflcc Pots, Urns, Spoons Lather Boxes, Tumblers, Cutlery A few setts fine Table Cutlery; containing 51 pieces Pen, Pocket nnd Dirk Knives, Scissors Bolt ond Pocket Pistols, Duelling Pistols > French Clocks, American eight day Clock* Percussion Caps, Music Boxes, Accordcans Portable Desks, Gent’s. - and Ladies Dressing Case* Tea Trays, a good assortment, Cones, with gold & silver heads, with & without dirk* Steel Spqcks, Gilt and Bend Watch Guards Bend Bugs nnd Purses, Silk anil Leather Purses Visiting Curds and Cases, Belt Buckles and Plaques Teeth and Cloth Brushes, Lather do. Powder Flasks, a geuoial assortment of Perfumery Fancy Soaps Also, an assortment of Military Goods, and many other articles, which they will he glad to show, to persons favor ing their Establishment with a call, three doors North of the Insurance Bunk, where watches will be repaired neatly nnd wurranted to perforin well. Also all kinds of jobing, done nt riiort notice. Columbus, October 9 36 tf NEW SPRINtt GOODS. L. J. DAVIES, M AS just received, and is now opening a large invoice of rich SPRING GOODS, of the latest importa tions nnd newest style, among which are the following: - A few choice patterns rich Figured SATINS, tor dress es, with hells to nmteh Coloured figured Poult do Soie; Silk Muslin* Printed and White Muslins, ol a new style Printed.Swiss uud Jaconet Muslins Light fancy col’d Prints, French & Emrlish manufacture lUtsH Blond and Thread l.aces and Edging* Muslin and I.ace Capos and OoUnfs Fnnoy Shawls; L’ulies plaid Ornvuts Silk and Cotton Hosiery, a complct assortment Long and short Pic Nic Gloves Ladies’ and gentleiiicn’s white and col’d Kid Gloves Black and white Satin Slippers \ Silver and Kid do Ribbons, n beautiful iissortrnent iwwl ■•tf** Bonn***-. o»wntni, Tuscan, Plain Straw und Silk lu ndditioiTtoiho nbovo he hus a good assortment of other Miliinurv articles nnd - Summer Goods, of all descriptions. Mrs. Davies, Has also received from ono of tho most fnshionnblo mil Unary establishments in New York, the Jatest patterns for Ludics Dresses, and Puttcrn Bonnets, of (lie spring fashion. His goods have been carefully selected in New York nnd cannot be surpassed in beuuty of style or quality by any. , He requests thoso w isliing to purchase to call and ex amine his slock. April 22. 12tf Ladies Hats. T RIMMED nnd.piain Tupcaii»;^Straw and Leghorn, IJunsialilo &c., a large assortment. For sale cheap Jan. 29, 1836. 4i. S, Green wood A Co. TILL continue the business heretofore conducted by ' \Y ittich, Gr opowood & Co. nt the old stand, oppo site Dr. Hoxcy’s dwelling, wherg they will bo'liuppy to see their old customers und friends. They intend kec|>- ing constant I v on band a large and general assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries, of choice kinds, which they will aell at the lowest market ?*-ri'■? MnnidHHvg !>• Feb. 19. * riv Superior Honey Dew Tobacco, KEGS, first rate, Honey Dew Tobacco, uinnn- At ‘.factored by Jnnies Morgan, Lynchburg. Also, 55 kegs low priced ’< 'hewing Tobacco, for sale by Feb. l9--3tf E. Si GREENWOOD & Co. LA#. . T HE Subscriber bns removed to Columbus. His of fice is in Calhoun’s Buildings, over Wtn. it. W. TO- NEY’h Dry Good Store,. M. J. WELLBORN. Febunry 10th 1836. 2—tf CLARET WINE, OP A SUPERIOR QUALITY, SUU1I AS T. JULIE,V, St. Estcphc, Pope Clement, Vintage of . _ Itf.’Jf', custom housrt brand of -Vow Orleans, just re ceived and tbr sale at A. LANDSBEKU’S. - ALSO, Ii uni on Syrup, Superior to any evor before offered in thie market. April 8. lOtf Buy Bargains. B ONNEY & BROKAW. being about to close their concern, will sell the Slock of Drv Goods, Hats and Clothing, at very favorable prices. Call and March 11 6 6ra ' Law Notice. * T HE subscriber has located in Mobile, Ala. and will attend to tho duties of hisprofaaiifon, or any favours required bv his friends or tbo public. April I 10 tf THO. C. McKEEN. rjl HE| subpenbers have jnst received on comdgnmant JL twenty-five thousand first quality SEGARS, wlddh they offer low for cash. April-7. T r*ut «nir cotton^- HE Miib>.vrih«r*hav« (in trail! W0 j comm SEED, HAIU'ER, THORNI-ON S E^'LWeVOJM. A i >ri1 «■ •:• a', ijwf, Ha TU.riitoii & l.li lnSMStt, . Haro.jiM ncHml .Al nOS far «*£•• •• lj,pp° i rno.U VR II. ORLI), Um on imnd n mnS n.unrtmeni of Fi,,icv nnd Ki^ld ' DRY GOODS, CHOICE GltOCEKIES, —"I GLASSES, Sum, OmULk, Ten, Flour, if.lt ’ . ;• - R. Iron and Si».td, Buggimr, Rope, Twine. ,V< ’ Ar.SimA lycnerul *t«onniontbf Bools, SlaieHiVIlatt’ ladies end Gcml<qWi>nV first qimiiiv iiiiddlss, JU.- r Hardwa//* ondUutlen. Wtuidon Wi.re Crockery and Gluts Ware, at reduced pries* CotTnubiiH, April 8. .IClr WaiiltMi, by (no SnbHribcn, 1,000pounds Dry HIDES, mid DEER SKiN< 5—\tf’ PITKIN & RICH.\R WANTED T HE h!*rhtf?tca«h price- yyil! be paid for 6,000 lba good ury l ow Hides—Hv. TURNER, MORRIS & Co. April 8 10 f LEMON SYRUP. W E have commenced making Svrnp in fire and ten gullon Kegs. Price ono dolfar nnd seventy-five cents per gallon, about equal to three dfdlars and' fifty eta. dor dozen. STARR A RUSE, April 22—12tf Opposite the Insurance Rutik. Lund for Sale. T HE subscriber offers fur sate, one 4iulf Section of Land, it bring the North Imlf of Section 17, lyitiu iu Russell county Ala. seven miles from Columbus, duo West; 200 Meres of which is firstrate Oak and Hickory, tho lialuuce Pine, wilhu plenty of running witter ilicreoh. April22 12 tf SAMUEL It ANDREWS. WAKE JiOUSE, Fnrtorngc and CoinmlRsion Bust net*. rRMIE undersigned under the firm of Yougo dt Cobb JL having taken the Ware Houses and close Stores, Vb- Jy occupied by Messrs. Slimier, Tarver dt Co. and siH.S. K. Hodges At Co, which will bo open tor the ption of Cotton and Merchandize by the first of Sep tember next, and intending'permanently und exclusive!, to devote themselves to the transaction of the Were Houcl Factorage and Commission Business, tender (heir services to their friends and to the public generally, with the assu rance that their undivided attentiou will be given to the in terest of their patrons. Their Ware Houses mid Close Store* are in good order and so located its to be mure exempt from the donrer, of Fire than reK** «*«y' rarticula* diunuon will bo puiu to receiving and Forwarding Good*. WM. P. YONGE, Columbus,August7 27 tf WM. A. COBB. COTTON-GUNS* T HE subaoriber bga ipad^ekiensivt' nTmngametit*fbr the inanu^iqturinrol Cotton Gins On the 'west xida or tho CliattnhooehOerhah-in the townnf Gbiird. Ho baa employed the best worfcitnllrhntltio expe«te%UI lie Mi«r*«f to procure mnWHttfs af'tbo first quality, ,3. Mr. S, G. BECKWITH w^U tdkgnhsrg* of the manu factory, and froih the expcritbcf of Mr. Beckwith in tho business, tho pnhlio tuny rest assured that Gins made by them will not be inferior to any iu tlw United States, at n . . T- G, ATWOOD, B. All sites made to order with steel breasts; steaf and iron Sawa, Gins mads by the subscriber Warrfthttd' to perliirm well, if nut I will make the necesstrw.aftaiw- tioim or repluce another at roy own expense. Gins will La delivered in this and the adjoining counties |n this Slaia aud AlalmmOi-A’Ce hf charge. Orders nndrcsRcd to bUn at Coininhus will meet with prompt atrenrton. • % April 8-«-10,tinr,T. G. ATWOO|T> uions for Snje in Le .utility. FIVHE subscribers would cmII tho attentiou of plmitfV# -M. to their Inmjs ht Lw emtuty, where they offer forvaio a nainher of valuable fllautatimis lying outlio water*, of tho Flint River, nnd chiefly in the vicinity ol th»fUBW Town, laid put on this river,at ShntwelP* Ferry, thelots of which will bv sold off oh tlie 15th of Dacoiiii*)ri3*f«r liefoni which time,any oftlie foliowiug described liina*WKy he purchased; , y. , Ono tract. coptaiulrig 1000 acres, lying imnindinte.lv oiv the west side ol Ufe. Flint river, two miles trout Slmtwell*, rerry, known as tne Indian Pliilama town, 106' acres of which are open aud in cultiutibn; a largo part of thU ft,in is iinuinioc luud, all of which, except a lew acres, can he cultivated. Also, uoar tlie nbove, unotlier bodv of Ikiul'vf' 1000 acres, of which 200'are in cimivtition : tills Ims soma nmnuioc and oak uud hickory, but is chiefly phtOVof tbo first quality. . ' . 82U acres, situated two pules from St«rksvillo,.oP the Muckclce creek, and oiglit miles from ShotvrclPe FerrV, and isknowu us Uic House place; ii has 70 acres iti guTfi- yotion. witli gdod cabins on it i a !ar«(| portion OfthiV lauff ii dry luunnmc,oak ami hickory—U-M* a good atre' , m tula- Mi ng through it, with n Grist Mill and Cotton Gyi ou it,add fficienf for« Saw Mill in conucctioii. - 1000 acres on Muckelce creek, 4 mile* from Starksvllle, chiefly oak, hickory and hatumoc—eighty acres iu euRDfe- lion. . .> 600 acres near the Kinshepong, known at.tha Indian Canard towns: 10U acres in cultivation,an excellent b*aso. and other out buildings. Several other twcls of first nudity land, hi quantities if from 202 1-2 to 600 acres in diflorejit porta of the county* r Tha almvo land* ata all well/’otinliod with pp rings a ltd water courses; several .Saw nnd Grist Mill* are already i» operation, and oth«rn being erected. j *' Tho substf ribera are willing to sell anvbftheir,lands at * reasonable rate,, not wiehing to retard .the sotliing of, ike county,by keening all their lands out of the market* Persons wishing to settle plantations are Invited id flaw for themselves, and to call oiiMr. Sbotwell atliisrssidaua* in Pindertown, forl'urthsr information. ' COOK A COWLER, Oct. 23, 38 tf A. SHOTWEdSr^ STRING AND SUI9[iTIBR CLOTHING. J. 8. SMITH A Co. M AVE just received a new and splendid assortment of Clothing, adapted to tho present nnd approach ing seasons. Among their asKortmenl will bo found sev eral now stylos of 'goods, in part as follows : Drop d’Eto FROCK COATS; do. dd. Drcsa Black and Green Ca-lmmrettn Black, Blue, aud Green Bombazine ' Crane Cniuhlet Frock aud Dress Coat* „ White Lition Dross Coats Buff Grass Linen Dross Conts; do Frock Coat* ‘ PANTALOON* J I.incn Ribb’d Drilling, nil colors: Cotton do. do. Bombazine anil Crape Camhlet; Irish and gras* Linen VESTS, of all kinds nnd descriptions A general assortment of Stocks and Collar*/ Suspenders, Hosiery, Gloves; &c. A splendid assortment of HATS, of a superior quality, embracing Russia, Fur, Silk, Beaver, Ate. A No, Pcdiu Leaf, a superior article. A good assort meat of Boots aud Shoes. Wc have also received nn oxlpnslvc assortment of Eng lish and French CLOTHS; also, several new Myles of Goods for Ptmmter wear, Bombazines; Oashiimrettos: Drup d’Etes; a now stylo of Drilling for pantnloons, ana appieudid assortment of Vestings, Scc. nil of which will be made to order in tho most fashionable style and ut a short notice. April 22. 12tf THE COLUMBUS HOTEL. NEW ARRANGRMRNTi, rMHH subscriber takes this opportunity of informing I known establishment the Co- ttpind by Wj tec lack Sc Wil- ken possession of that lumbtis Hotel, formorly _ ... . 4V ... lard. Ho hopes to receive a liberal share of public pat ronage. His table will lie furnished with the beet tlifl the country affords, nnd fiis bar with the most choice liquors. Ilis stables plinll he plentifully supplied with provender nnd attentive Ostlers. Ifif designs demoting his whole at tention to the business,and will leave nothing undone that can contribute to the comfort of iIiopr who may call on him. S. J. JIEUIION. April 29.13if » HARDWARE. nxUR Stock now comprises a general assortment in the LT above line,including ull tho various kinds of Locks, Screw*, Hinges, Butts, Nails, Brad* Tacks, Snwa;Axes, Hatchets, Chains v Weedinghor.s, Sjiados, Shovels, Bolts, Buckles, Fuucets, Scythes, Ucap-liook* Cutting Knives, Frying Fausj Tea Kettles Brass Kct’lcs, Sadiron-, Gimblets, Augers Bruces and Bills, Tnbb Castors, Knobs Curtain l’in e , Andirons, Shovels Sc Tongs Mill Irons, Blacksmith «nd CarMMfcra;Tool* Fenders, Spoons, Razors, Razor Straps Table, Rocket und- Penknives, Brushes Looking Glasses. Sheet Iron, ... ...... i; Copper and Tinware of cvcrv description. ALSO—^WINDOW GLASS, 8x10,10x12,12x14,12x16,12x18, 12x20. 11 xl5, II xlG, 11 x 18, 14x20. ( • Paints, Oils, Ac. White Lead, ground in Oil, do. Dry ' Black do do do do do Vcrdigrcs, Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow * Venetian Red, Spanish Biown, Vermillion Prnssinn Blue, Lamp Black, Spanish Waiting Puttv, Paint Stones, Paint nnd VantiHli Brushes Linseed, Lamp and Train Ol. Forsaleby HALL & MOSES, , Broad street, sign of the Padlock... February 19 • 3 tf Notice. A PPLICATION will l»e made,to the honorable,the Inferior Court of Randolph. county, .setting a* a conrtof ordinary, within the time prescribed by Law, for a di ribution of the estate of William Smith *r. dec’d. late of Randolph county. All those concerned, will please attend •aid court, and rheW cause, if any they have, why aaid or der should not be granted. ZACHAEIAH BAILEY, Adm’r February Ot 4’ 4n| J. DILLJNGlIAiH A Co. H AVE on baud tor sale nnd are receiving a very gen eral assortiiiQtit of goods, comprising, Groccrlt**.' Now Orleans, Havana uud Florida Sugar Java, Kio, St. Domingo and Culm Coffee Imperial aud Young Hyson Tea; Chocolate Molurses. Pork, Bacon, Mm kurel Vinegar Rice, Pearl Ash mid Sul.Erutuft Muotard, Rucc Ginger,Cassia,-Nutmegs, Alsnice Pepper, Starch, Soap and Candles, Olive Oil Spanish Segars, Bees Wax, Tallow, Tobucco Paints, Oils, Ac. Linseed, 8p>rm and Train Oil Dry nnd Ground White Lead'; Spunish Brown Venetian Red, Yellow Ochre, Putty, Verdegriee Window Glass, Vnrni.di, Spirits Turpentine, Rodin Umber, Stone and Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green Heavy Goods. Salt and Iron, Kentucky and Scotch Ragging Bale Rope, Cordage, Bagging Twino, Casting* Grind Stones and Cranks, Mill 1m»u*», annulled Mill, Cross, Cut, and Whip Saws . Cnst, German and Blister Steel, Collins’ Axe* Waggon and Cart Boses, Trace und Halter Chains . Dog and Log Chains, Bar and Sheet Lead. Dry Goods. Brown and Blenched Sheetings and Shirting* fy’otton and Linen Osnnburgs, assorted width* Russia Sheeting, Calicoes hi great variety Ready Mndo Couts,Cloaks, Vests, Shiite Pantaloons. Huts and Caps, Ginghams, Cambric Jaconet, Mull, Book and riwiss Muslins, fig’d Sc plain Irish Linens und Lawns, Thread, Buttons, Needle* Pins, cotton, worsted, w'oollcn, silk Sc thread Hosiery Sha-.vl*, Hniidkcicliiitis, Luces, Silk,&cot. Unihrellus Negro 4 loth,Cap and Letter Paper, Quill*St> Wafer* Apron nnd <.’ounterpane Checks Tickings, Tupc* and Binding* . ALSO, Crockery and Gins* Ware, Boots and Slice* Powder and Shot, Rifles and Shot Gun* Hats and Cup*, Hardware, Wooden Ware, Ac. dec. Jan. 8. 49tf Notice. D URING mv nb«*nc« from this State, WM. II. UN DERWOOD ond GASTON M. UNDERWOOD •re duly authorised lo act a* my Attorneys and General Agents ^ 1 Z. MUMFORD. May 15, , , . Htf Coilou Gin Gear, Castings and Hollow Ware. Comprising every article—such J" F.TTLES, Ovens, Fire Dogs, Spiders, Skillet*, Ac, II Segments, for Cotton Gins and Pinions. Also, .English Cnst Steel Gin Saw Plutes, all size* St -el, suitable for mnkiiig Gin Suws Nails,cut nnd wrought: Blacksmith 4 * Bellow* Guns and Pistols, in all their vuriety, with a general assortment of HARDWARE, for snlo on accommodating term*. BAKER A MOSS. Nov. 20. 42tf 215 Murket-st. Philadelphia. Moore A Tarver OFFKR FOR 8AEB TUB FOLLOWING LIQUORS! Hdk Bhl* N. E. Ruin, 20 do. Northern Gin 30 do. Whiskey, 10 do. Apple Brandy 10 do. Common Brandy. And n choice assortment of Fine Liquor*, such a* Win*, Gin, Brandy, Cordial, Ac. Ac. March 18 7 if SANDERS A POIVEK8, ) ESPECTFULLY intbrin the citizens of Columbus k nnd it* vicinity, that having connected themselves with two large Muiuifuctiiritig establishment*a! the North, they are now prepared to till any order* ut ilia *hortesl notice. Having enguged llm most experienced workmen from Europe uiid New York, they are uow prepared to Manufacture the most Fashionable and Slofant Cabinet Furniture. Thoir work will he made of the very boat material* and its durability warranted. PIANOS tuned and repaired by an experienced work man from Pari*. REFERENCES. II. Hepburn ' <«. VV. E. Bedell Lew is O,. Allen Foster A Fools George Smith. W. H. Harper J. S. Calhoun John A. Ukquiiart A. B. Davis Campbell A McDougald P. S. They have just received from New York and of fer for pale 16 doz. CHAIRS, consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood, Curled Maple, Windsorund^llockiug Chair*. Columbus, March 11 7 If NJ21V GOODS. GEORGE. A. NORRIS, 3 receiving this week, direct from New York, and now openiug uu extamdve and well assorted stock ol Fancy and Stunle Goods, of the latest importation* and of - choice sdcctigns, among which ure aoinc very new styles,rail of which are selling nt verv low price.*, to which all are respectfully solicited *" call and examine. Columbus, Aul'UhI 28. 30tf NOTICE. an order of the . Comity, the UNSOLD LOTS in the town of Stark villa, will be sold on the first Tuesday in July next, at the Court House in said town. Terms made, known on the day of sale. IIENRY C. BRAGG, c. i. c. May 20. lfitd*. New Georgia Justice. A FEW copies of this valuable and^ery useful work, by GREEN At LUMPKIN, can be liud by early *p- plicatiou at the Clerk’* Office of the Superior Court May 13. 15 4l FOJi MALE. T IIE following TRACTS OF LAND, viz.-iLot 12, in tho 24t!i district, Muxcogeo county, now Tal bot. Lot No. 102, 16 dbirict, lIotiHton, now Upson. Lc WARREN, Ex’or. of Wm. M’Gak, deceased. Augusta, April 26. (Sentinel.) 16 4t Salmon. J UST RECEIVED.20 kegs Salmon March 4—5tf ‘ HI’ARR A RUSE. NEW GOODS. TSJEILL JfcNAIR, recently of Fayetteville, N. C. has i-w taken tha store on broad street, lately occupied by P. McLaren A Co. next door to J. B. Green A Co. where he is receiving, and will sell low for cash, a general aortmciit of FANCY URY GOODS, Aiming which are Cloths, Cusitnere* and Satinett* Seusnnnlde Calicoes, Muslins Silks of different colours. lints, Caps nnd Shoes Bonnets, a vuriety oftlie latent fashions Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Linen and CoL Shirting Shell and Brazillinn Tuck and Side Combs Silk und Colton Hose, Merinos Circassians Fancy Shawls aod Handkerchiefs, ., Aud many other articles loo tedious to mention. He has also Crockery Ware, Sugar, Coffee, Wine A«. P. S. lie is iIaUv expecting a very general and exlen sive assortment of Ready made Clothing, which ha will eell very cheap. foltitnbua, D#e, It 48 6m S Twenty DOIIitrs BeWiiWrr^; TRAYED from the residence of the suWriber About, 1 the first of thin .otolith, it bay Mara atx-nt 15 hand* * ' inches litirh. .Jil on A Urfrry-wtTirniat. has very thin mane mid dish fuck, aud i* A little-bug ImoSi ®d with a scar, resembling a* burn on her left *biiuh>*. Havmg owned her but a few da\ s, amors minute .descrip tion can not b« given. She will probably endeavor hr gat . n- ® reeno county in thia State, u* she wan raised hy fW. Pmree, und lati-ly brought from there by him. > Also, op Thursday the 21st, a yellow sorrel HORSE, about 5 or 6 years old. nnd 15 bunds, 2 or 3 inches high, with flax mane unit tail, u star in his forehead, and right hind foot white. Ho will piobably maka.ibr Nasheilt*,. 1 eniii-ssco. ' , ^ - , Ton Dollars Reward will be given upon tho delivery of either of (ho Horses to the subscriber, ui his residence neajf, Columbus, and reasonable expense* paid, for brinjrimL thorn. SEABORN JONESP^; April 28th, 1036. J3tfc| Colufiibimi Wholesale and Kotall. V SADDLERY VVARE-HOdSF, At tho Sign of tho Goluen SaopIjM, h fow ituora belotr- D. iiungorfurd A Co’s, and nearly opposite Urqu- hart A Wars. : ,'v W. WADE A Co. ? H AVE now on hand a complete assortment of AH' articles appertaining to jiioir line of businoas^ ' AMONG WHICH ARK , Spanish, Quilted, Overlaid, and Shafted Saddle# PjHiu, Boys, Race, Atiuknpus, and Planlora d# ' Lnrge and Extra Lrrge do Lauiea Saddles, of every qunlitv and stylo o BRIDLES. OF ALL KINDS, * Some good for fifty cents; Saddle iiqtrs: Carpet Bhi; Valices; Stirrup Leathers; Sircingles tind Girtlia, HARNESS—Couch,Gig,nnd Dearhnrn,from theebenij- e*J to the best.. TRUNKS,-of every descripliii*■' The altove articles are Iff, their own ninnnf/ * under their own immediute inspection, ol the. •Is, nnd by superior workmen. Also, on hand, English Saddlt'8, Britilos mid Marti; Coach, Gig, Tandem, Sportsmen, nnd Wag#*) Whlpff Stirrups, Hits, Spurs, Buckles, Haines. Collars, Util TacJoC I rook Locks, Horse Brushes, aud Cuity Coiubs, Tree# und Bolter Chains. ( - ALSO—A good assortment of Coach and Gig Hamoaff - Trimmings: I’lntod, Brass and Jiippan'd do. /. ALSO—.A good assoitment of Skirting, Humes* sod Bridle Leather: Black, blue, red, yellow, grew, ond cochi -• neal Morocc o Sk.as; Buffalo Kooqs and Bear Skin*. ■ N. B. Traders who buy to sell ngnin. will br furni-htff i a* good form* as can be larnglit either in Npfr York, or Newark. Country mercliants arc ii*specifu|jy iuviteff to call and examine our goods and prices aiid saiUlV themselves. 015* REPAIRING done onihe mont rensotiablo temra. i April i??*, . .. , Uiif T Coi'u fiiliidlm.' HEBE Shotlers are a very voliiable jmprovCineht .. and a great saving of lahur and time in stalling ‘ They maybe seenin'opcriition and araiiir wile jijr * ~- -- /. J)IU.iNUKAH’kr#. Com, April 29—I3tf T Dry Goo4% Ilttis, Shoes A Clothing, AT RBDUCBD PltlCBN. HE subscribers being desirous of closinr thfrir bttai* __ ness nt this ptocp, will eell thoir st"CK at yefy re- ducedprices,and would respcclfuily call thf aileptinnol . merchants und others wii-hiag to purchase on, rcasvaald# terms. They have how on baud a very general aud good assortment of Dry Goo Hats, Shoes ^Clothing, which wit! l»e sold vciv low torfo-e the concern. BONNEY A BROKAW, Store in Rnndolnb-st Next door below Messrs Gold A uarlanff . March II 6 6ui ' TOWN LOTS. TALLAPOOSA COUNTY SITE. T HE Cbinmis-ioncre, appointed by an net of the Leg» islnture of lliis State to select a suitable wile tor' the erection of tha public buildings in Tullnpmisu coun ty, and to dispose of tlx* lots around the same, hereby givft ‘ notice that they will, no the first Monday in June next, el*/ pose to public sole, all the Town lots in the Town of • M’INTOS II, McIitTnsif is bct'iitifully situated ilin beutthv reOMrfff . couutry, well watered with s|irings,nfid is in tire midst-of the most fertile regiun of upland in the new T«rtKury of Alabama, and there is nu doubt, that it^wiU be otht most thriving and populous villages i# AUb*Ja^a. Tb* terms will he mode known on the nay of wile,. ! ‘ * Plans of'he town may be aceu alTuilaMr*. oh application to John H. Brndnnx, Mot at < MkJuskee.on ippUfttkw to tho Clerk of ilm Couuly Court;at Dqdlayville, hr of any. ofiheCoiiiimssioners. PETER DUIM.EY, ' IRVIN LAWSON, JOSIAH WILLIAMS BENJAMIN YOUNG, CHARLES BUSSEY,, ELIAS J. HEARD, THOMAS B. BERY, » * JOHN H. BfrODNAX, Y,a April 27, r 14—tds. ID* Moiitgom#r> Advertiser.Columbus Sentinel aid. Enquirer will publish the above weekly, until the day ft- sale, and forward their accounts to the Comuibaiofiera. # A LL persona an Q>re»anied nininst trading Car a on Jeaeo B. Haralson, fur fifty five dollars,mmfc able aoJatneitH.Ent**, due ubout Christina*, aa‘ l not# havhfmiloat or mislaid, this fth MarehilfJfl. • JAMES H. ESTES- April I l l .wflw

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, June 03, 1836, Image 1