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Newspaper Page TextEIGHTH TOMMIE. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY ' ltf Al&I^S, iPIiO^J&iypV Sc JETER. TERMS—Tubbs dollar* per annum, Payable in advanco, or ,r0UR hollars,<laall oaso* oxHctod) whoro payment is uot made beforo the expiration of tlie year. No subscription received for less th'an twelve mouths, without puyinontin advance, and ... ... '»W' ‘ a “*— # ‘ 9 paid.' for the first insertion, and .r.»?TVCtHTs for. every subsequent continuance—tweiity-fivo per cent uddod, if not, paid in advnuco, or during tile continuance •bf tho advertisement* Those aont without n specification of the number of insertions, will bo published uulil ordered out, ,and, charged accordingly. , Lroal AovertisRmkmts published at tho usual rates, and with ’strict attention to thd requisitions of the law. {V; r,.—All Sales regulated by law, must ha made before the 'Court JIouso door, betweeu the hours of 10 iu tho morning, Muni 4 in iho evbiiidg—tlioso of Land in tho county where it Is <111111010; • those of Porsoual Property, where the letters tcstl- innntary, of admiuistrntiqn or of guardianship wore obtained— ‘and are required to bo previously advertised iu some public tiaietto,'ns follows s \BRRttirrs’ Sales under regular executions, for tihrty day* j un- ^aerjuortgnge fi fas, sixrv da vs, bolorothe day of solo. •Sales of Land and Negroes, by Executors, Administrators or Guardians, for sixty days, beforo the day of sale. • ■SAles ot porsoual proporty (except nogroes) forty days. Ci tations by ciorks ofthe Courts of Ordinnry, upon application for letters of udiuinistrulion, must be published for thirty 'days. Citations upon application for dismission, by Executors, Ad- .minlstTHtprsor Guardians, monthly for fix months. iOrdiuis of Courts of Ordinary, (accompanied 1 tfitli n copy of the •bond, or ttgrooraent) to make titles to load, must be published 'three months. Notices hy Executors, Administrators or Guardians, of applica tion to thb douHof Ordimirv for leave IdsolltUo Land or Ne- groes an estate, ruca months. . .. . „ ‘ Notices by Executors or Adinlnlnttntors,to tho Debtors and Cre ditors of auostuto, for six weeks. OT Letters to tlm Editors, on business, must be post paid, to aiUitle them tp attention , RJCcIntosli Hall, Col si minis, Georgia. V HE 8 ubscribor ivouid respectfully inform his friends and tho public generally, that ho has tnken the above establishment, known as the McIntosh Hall, fdrmerly oc cupied by Mrs. Love, and more recently by Isaac Mitchell, iSsq. It.is situated about the centre of the city, and per haps as well calculated to afford comfort to the Boarder and Traveller as any house of the kind in the place. I view it entirely unnecessary to make the ttdunl promises, but would earnestly solicit persons visiting thu city to call au<l judge for themselves. My own persona! nltenliqn will he givcu to tho establishment, as wall ns thtit of my brother Henry Manghnm, of Milledgeville. July 25.-r.25tf JOHN 0. MANGHAM. Harpcii Tliointon Sc Livingston, H AVE on hand and will sell very low for cash, or an- proved paper, a general Stunk of Groceries, Dry Goods and Hardware, among which aro 100 Bids N.O. Sugar, 5hhds do. 15 hhds St. Croix Sugar Loaf, Lump and Ilatnifu Brown do. 200 Bags, Cuba Green and Rio Coffee 25 Box^s Hyson, Imperial and Gunpowder Tea 20 Kegs Goshen Butter, 5000 lbs assorted Castim s Bugging, Bale Rone and Twine 50 Tons Swodcs iron, assorted Sizes 300 Sucks Liverpool Ground Salt ’ 200 Kegs Nails, ussortod sizes 50 bids Genuine West India Molasses 25 bblf^New Orleans Syrup v Cnst Steel, German mid Blistered do, 200 Sells Wnggmi and Cart Boxes Sheet Hoop and Band Iron 220 do best quality Western Old Rectified Whiskey 50 do N. O. Ilum, 50 do. American Rye Gin 50 do Malaga Wine, 10 do. Cider Vinegar 20 do Cmrniac Brandy, ScrgnottsBraud 8 do Holland Gin 2 Pipes Swim Brund Holland Gin 2 do London Dock, Cogniac Brandy 1 do Old Champaign Brandy 2 do Old Jamaica ilum Fine Wine of choice brands on drat. 10 Baskets Chnmpaigne Wine 10 Bbis Port Wine, 10 bids Toncriffe Wine 1 Pipe A. T. Wine, 10 Tons Grindstones 100 Boxes Tobacco, of various qualities 10 do Leftwich’s best Chowing Tolmcce 5 do Morgan & Browns “ M Boxes Glu-s, Starch and Soap . . . 20 Kegs Duponts FFF G Powder • Shotnnd Load, Segars &c. t • 5 Tierces Rice, 75 bbls No 3 Mackerel "Huts, Shoes and Blankets Bleaclied and Brown Sheeting and Shirting Marino Prints, Satinets, Flannels, Hosiery &c. Blncksmith Tools, Patent nud Carolina Hoes Traco Chnins, Arc. See. ’ ‘V, Columbus, Match 18 « « Copartnership Notice. AYER & HOGG & E. H. METCALF, H AVING this day associated themselves together, ns general dealers in MERCHANDISE, would inform the public that they have, and intend constantly to keep on hand, a general und externdvo stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Crockery, which they will offer for sale upon the best possible terms for Cathy at the lute store of Ayer Sc Hogg, three doors from L. J, Davies’, Calhoun’s Block, Randolph-street. AYER, HOGG &. METCALF. A. K. Avar, ) Jiu.V.iW > letcalf, ) May 6. Imported Arahfiun SIDE SSASOnSV. T HIS beautiful Horse is now at Columbus, where he will permanently remain. Ills spring season will commence the brat day’of this month, and continue till the first ;Of July next. His blood is pure, and compotont judges havo pronounced him the finest Arabian that has been introduced into tlip United States within the last 20 years. Ho was purchased hy one of the subscribers from Captain Read, or the frigate Constellation, by whom he was exported from Tunis in tho fall of 1834. Arrangements have been made to havo mares kept in tho neighborhood at 371 a day, or $10 per month. N. ■ B; For particulars; see Handbills. SEABORN JONES. Feb. 12.—2lf WM. H. UNDERWOOD, ffj* The Alabama Journal and Southern Recorder will publish the above three months. ' FHHIHE subscriber offers for sale on liberal terms, the JL following valuable tracts in tho Crook Nation, viz? E 27 }f nS I 0“ Sim.’Crook. . s 24 15: 27, on the.north fork of the Uowaga. S 18 17 30, about 4 milos from Colundnis. Maxell 31-9tf JOHN DILLINGHAM. DISSOLUTION. T HE copartnership lierotoforo existing under the firm of CRANDALL, GREEN & Co. is this day dis- •olved by mutual consent. G. L. CRANDALL, * G. W. GREEN, J. SMALLEY. Tho unsottlod business of tho firm will be attended toby he subscribers, who offer for sale at their old . stand in Brand street, opposite the Columbus Bank, a good ussort- ment of Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. fflJune 18, 1$36. 21 tf . sflALLEY & CRANDALL. NOTICE, ra of th'o <‘l “Lake Wimico and St. Jo- jeph’s Cannl afid Rail Road Compnny,” will please to take notice, that uii Instalment of 'jftm Dollars per ' FJpHE Stockholm to take nunco. mui un iinuuiiiimnui # on thecnpital stock of said Company K is required to he paid at the Company’s Office, ut.St. Joseph, on or before the twenty-fifth day of June next, and a fnrthor instalment of ten dollars per shure thirty days thereafter. liv order of the hoard of Directors. * THOMAS BERTRAM, Soc’ry. St. Josoph, May 13, 183th W-M SlBOCEUlES, AT WHOLBSAL! BARRELS MOLASSES, first quality 75 hogsheads N. O. Sugar hags greenCoffeo; 25 hags Rio Coffee bags Java Coffee ; oft bills, rectified Whiskey bids, rye Whiskey: 5ft do. N. Orleans Rum 21 bbls. New England Rum: 25do CaguuuBruudy 20 bbls. American Gin; 12 do Cordial 90 half and quarter casks Malaga Wine Madeira, Muscat and ToiiPriffo Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin and Jamaica Rum 50 bids. Mackerel, No. 3; 24 half bbls. do No. 2 24 half bids, do No. 1; ft bales Bagging 75 coils Rope; Cheese. Raisins, Shot, Powder 24 boxes Bar Soho; 1ft boxes Sperm Cnudlos 94 lioxcB Tallow Candles: 18 chests Teas 5ft kegs Nails; 12 boxes Collins Axes Hardware, Cutlery, Castings, See. &c. ALSO, AT WHOLKSALK AND RKTAtt., Caps, Huts, Shoes, Saddles aud Bridles, together with a general assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Feb. 19—3tf WM. St W. TONEY. JACOBI & HEINE, Aro now ready to receivo any articles In the UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, Such as TOEPAIRING am] rostuffing SOFAS, CHAIRS, JaAl/ MATTRESSES, done in the neatest stylo, by au experienced workman from New York. The Instrumental, and also the cabinet making part of PIANOS REPAIRED and Tuned, by a workman from Paris, who forhis skill in the notion bf his instruments bus twice received a premium for his work id that city. Nov. 13. - 41 Hat & Cap manufactory. WADE, BEARDSLEY & Co. H AT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, respectful ly beg leave, to inform tho inhabitants of Colum- is and its.vicinity, that they have taken a store In Ran* bill street, opposite the store of Messrs. Cary & Bass, d ( the third store from broad-st. where they will keep constantly on. bund, of their own manufacture, u first rate assortment of IIATS AND CAPS, which they will dispose of, at wholesale or retail, on the most reasonable terms. Among our assortment, is extra lino, black Beaver Hats, Beaver and Otter Drabs, Sattiti Beavers, a'splendid article, Black und Drab youths Hats und client) Hats of overy description. Caps of all kinds und fusions. Plense call and examiuo for yourselves. The strictest attention paid to tho fashions. A share of public pdtronoge is respectfully solicited. Columbus, Ga. Jan 8,1835. 49 . tf Drugs, Ifffcdicines, Paints, Oils, Dyostnflb PorfUmery Surgical Instruments, &c D R. WARE. J now receiving large additional supplies of the a- hove articles, which. lie offers to the public on the most reasonable terms—lie invites all persons wishing to purchase, to call aud examine for themselves. Amonj many of the articles aro the following : Acids in general Black Drop, Alcohol English Calomel American “ Citrude Kali Emory Powder Extract Cicala Extract Dandelion Extract Hyoscyamus Extract Snrudo; Cochineal Cayenne Popper, African Cayenne Pepper, Ameiicuu James’s Powder Flax Seed Flowers Benzoin; Emetine Guin. Myrrh, best “ Myrrh, inferior “ Assafcetida “ Mastich “ Opium Tragncanth “ Copal: do. Sciminy do. Guiac; do Ammoniac do Gulbunum; Honey; Hops Hydryodnto of Potash Isinglass; Iodine Jtijubo Paste, in boxes Jujube Paste, in roils* Mace; Carbonate Magnesia Henry’s Rlognesid Acotu of Morphine Sulphate of Morphine Musk: Nutmeg! Nux Vomica; C Castor Oil: Sweet Oil Oil Almonds; Oil Aniseed “ Burgumont; do. Lemon “ Cinnamon; do Clove* “ Croton ; do Juniper “ Sassafras: do Lavendor “ Cnhchs; do Orange “ Penaroyal “ Peppermint; do Roses “ Rosemary ; do Tunzy Wintergreen “ Worm Seed Pearlash; Potash Pearl Barley; Putent do Adhesive Plaster, spread do do in rolls Mercurial Piastor Blistering ( do Pipeline; Quinine Suffron English Saffron American Epsom Salts; Glauber Salts Salts Tartar; Salts Lemon .Salts Hartshorn; Starch Sulphate of Potash Sulphor in rolls Sulphor ground; Saltpeter Spirits Ha [lartshorn Patent Iflctliciiics* Potter’s Catholicon Swaim’s Panacea Brown’s Tonic Alixture Seidlitz Powders; Soda do Snuff, Mackaboy “ Scotch j do Cephalih “ Rappee Tooth Wash, Chlonno Tooth Wash, Orris DycMiiffs. Annato; Coppernss I Fig Blue; Indigo Blue Stone; Cum Wood | Log Wood; Madder Paints aiul Oils. Hill’s Balsam ol Honey Wistaria Cough Lozenges Thompson’s Eye Wator Itch Ointment Judkin’s Specific. Ointment Uutlcr’s magnesian aspericn t Liquid Opodeldoc Stocrs’ Opedeldoo Lee’s Pills White Lead, dry and in oil Carmine; Chrome Yellow Chrome Green Drop Lake, No 1: do No. 2 Flake White ; Glue, best Ivory Slack; Lamp do Gold Leaf; Silver Leaf Lythoruge; Pumice Stone Rotten Stone Prussian Blue, Nos. 1 &2 Columbus, June 1st, 183tt» T HE Reverend JOHN MAGINNIS respectfully in forms the citizens of this city and its vicinity, that he has opened SCHOOL on the snuaro below the Male Academy,in which will bo taught all the branches usual ly read hy young gentlemen preparing to enter college. Mr. MAginnis wilt he seen at the School house every day from half after 8 a. iu. to 12 o’clock,find from 2 to 4 o’* clock in tho afternoon. 1$Mf- Vermilion Chinese Blnck Lrad Yellow Ochre dry and in oil fColuinbus Wholesale and Retail SAflbLERY WARE-HOUSE, At the Sign of the Gulden Saddle, a few doors below D. Hungerford & Co’fl. nnd nearly opposite Urqu- . . » -. ■ t hurt & Ware. W. WADE & Co. H AVE now on hand a complete assortment of all articles appertaining to their line of business, AMONG WHICH ARE Spanish, Quilted, Overlaid, and Shnfted Sgddlcs Plain, Boys, Race, Attakupns, and Piunters do 1 iuiii, iviiu , miui Large and Extra Large Ladies Saddles, of every quality and style do BRIDLES. OF ALL KINDS, Some good for fifty edits; Saddle Bags; Carpet Bags; Valices: Stirrup Lcuthers; Sircingles and Girths. HARNESS—Coach,Gig, and'Dearborn,from the cheap- -est to the best. TRUNKS, of every description. . The ahovo articles ure of their bw.n manufacture, made under their own immediate inspection, of tho host materi al^ and by superior workmen. Also, on hand, English Saddles, Bridlcs'.tmd Martingales. Conch, Gig, Tandem, Sportsmen,‘and Waggon Whips; Stirrups, Bits, Spurs, Buckles, Humes, Collars, Cut Tacks, Trunk Locks, Horse Brushes, aud Curry Combs, Trace and Halter Chains. ALSO—A good assortment of Coach and Gig Harness Trimmings: Plated, Brass andJnpnan’d do. ALSO—A good assoitmont of Skirting, Harness and Bridle Leather; Black, blue, red,yellow, green, and coch- .nedl Morocco Skins; Buffalo Robes aud Bear Skins. . N. B. Traders who buy to sell again, will ho furnished ‘ * ’ “ nr In New Yari try merchants are respectfully ihi' to call and examine our goods and prices and sa my to sell iigam, win no lurnisneu ♦on ns good terms as can be bought either in New Ypjrk or Newark. Country merchants are respectfully^^jted tbeuiselybs. ’ *’ ■ t . : ID* REPAIRING dono on the most reasonable torms. April 22,1836. 12R Corn SlJCllcis. fT^HESE Shellers aro a very valuable Improvement B. and a great saving of labor and time in shelling Corn. : They maybe seen in operation nnd are for eale by April 29-13tf J. DILLINGHAM & Co. A CARD. -BrtlTBL A. ELMORE, (late of the firm of Martin & TV Elmore, Attorneys at Law, Montgomery, -Ala.j 'having effected a removal to the city of New Orleans, of- fers lus services to the public, os Attorney aud Counsellor r 27 13 tf REAL ESTATE A 01ONLY BROKER HE subscriber has opened an office in this city for the transaction of a General Brokerage business Capitalist* ’desiring to sell, buy or exchange property, oi to loan cash on notes, mortgages, or otherwise, or to trnns act any oilier business in this line, will find all their orders and instructitJiis faithfully complied with, hy applying to * ~ . . wsooaily or by li tter. IiiAlong their husiuessjtp Ips ftgfucy. , E. SIGOURNEY NORTON. N. B. A few Thousand Dollars may be had on goo ..Ia^ l.it .nnlrtnif tn ‘ 4 17 O W Notes, bv applying toi April 29. 13tf Law Notice. CIAMUEL M. BTRQNG» opened a Law Office, in F3' Fftityth, »1onroe county r Ut. and will practice in the several Court* of the Flint, and Jones of tho Ocmulgee. business committed to hi* rare, will ho attended to with the utmost promptness aud ability of which ho is capable, Forsyth, April 1 9 4m Venetian Red,dry and in oil Spanish Brown, dry & in oil Frostings, Bluo’j do White Frosting*, green Smalts, Green; do Red “ Brown; Roso Pink Sand Paper Spanish Whiting . •- .ji ( iL Jmber Copal Varnish; Leather do Japan Varnish Linseed Oil; Train OH Lump Oil-; Sperm Oil . With a good assortment of Painters and Glaziers Tools Surgical Instruments, made to ordor A choice selection of fine Perfumery, Soaps, &c. &c. Oil of Kreosoie, a sovereign remedy for the tooth ache Carpenter’s Fluid Extract of Sursaparilla Ctthebs and Copevia, for the cure of the Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strict’ lire-, ficc. &c. Curpenter’s Fluid Extract of Buchu, for diseases of the bladder Cnrpentor’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, &c. with many other articles too tedious to mention. Jan. 15. * 50tf Dr. Pratt’s Artificial Nipples, For the relief of that distressing complaint called sore Nippes, for sale at Dr. Robert A. Wares Drug Store. Thissiinplwlnstrutnent I am happy to state, coinpli answers the object for Which it wns designed. I huv company with Dr. Hoxey seen it upnlied in two or I cases, whore the mother suffered the most excruciuting pain, from tho application of tho child to the natural Nip ple, when by the use of this Instrument to shield the Nip ple, the child could he nursed without producing the sligh test nnin or inconvenience whatever. April 15 U tf Auction & Commission Business. BDIHE susc rihers have associated themselves in this S. Business, under the firm of BETHUNE & HOLLAND. Their store is on broad street, two doors bolow the City Hall, where all business in their line, will be thankfully received and promptly despatched. . • JOHN BETHUNE, JAS. C. HOLLAND. REFERENCES. George Hargraves, sr, Columbus. Stewart <St Fontaine, “ II. S. Smith, tt J. S. Calhoun & Co. “ Falkonar & Kimbrough, Apalachicola, E. J. Hardin, “ P. D. Woodruff, ** muarv 22 51 » New Goods, low lor Cash. J. H. CAMPBELL & Co. On the west sido of Broad street, nearly opposite James Kivlin’s Confectionary. H AVE just received a grncral assortment of Dry Goods embracing tho latest fashions of Cloths, Cassimercs nnd Ready Made Clothing. They ulso carry on the Tailoring 'business, under tho su'perintendunce of Mr. James Sullivan, and will promptly oxecute all orders in that liue iu the beat inaunor and according to tlio latest style. Oct. 30. 36tf Just Received, BS BOXES SPERM CANDLES, & 15 boxes patent Tallow do. a 25 boxes no. 1 Soup; 20 boxes shaving Soap. 2ft boxes M. R. Rai.'ins; 25 boxes Lemon Syrup, 40 boxes smoked Herring ; 10 boxes Starch. For sulo cheap for cash. Juno 3 —18 tf ALLEN & YOUNG. Powder, Shot Sc Lend• fg Kegs Powder, 75 Bags Shot, 1000 lbs. Lend A O For sale hy ... — May 3 Domestic Liquors, Wines, dec. A LLEN & YOUNG have just received ** 75 hbls. N. E. Rum; «50 bbls* American Gin, 20 bbls. American I’randy; 25 bbls. Cider Brandy, 50 ” Whiskey; 20 bbls. Sweet Malaga Wine, 111 ” Tencrifle Wine; 10 bbls. Vinegar. June 3. IS tf COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY HORNING, JULY 14, IS36. NEW SERIES— Vol. HI. No. 34. Campbell, McDoiigald Sc Harris, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, ILL practice in the Chattahoochee Circuit, Heard und Troup of the Coweta, also in the adjoining counties in tho State of Alabama. Office on Brouchstreet, one door ubovo the Sontino&flfice—directly opposite the 'oil Office. JffMES H. CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER McDOUGALD, pril 8-10tf JAS. WATKINS 'HAM Commission, Receiving, ANl) FORWARDING llOIJSIS—APALACIIIC110I.A. rthr " Si e ise oi _.. w cqoiving and Forwarding Business. \Boing prepared to make the usual advances on consignment to tlieir friends in New-Orlenns, Now-York, Baitimorc, Philadelphia, Pro vulonco und Boston, and disposed to devote their time ex clusively to tho intotereit of those confiding budinoss to thoir charge; having tnado the nccessury arrangements to forward Cotton to New-York or olsowhere with expedition byvessel** of light draft of wator at tlio lowest rates affreight a liberal shure of public patronage is respectful) v solicited. A. ll. FALCON Alt. WM. H. KIMBROUGH. Rdercnces. SiiouTK.n, Tarver co. Columbus. Gen. Howard, “ Judoe Coi.quiT* « Wns. IIoxey urruhart, 11 P. D. Woodruff, “ James H. Shorter, Es^. New-York. Gen. It. K. Call, Florida, Hon. J. W. White, “ • Uit. 1>. L. White, Gadsden couuty, 41 Apalachicola, august 1 31—tf Pine Apple Cliecse. 1 BOX first rate P. A. CHEESE, just recoived and for sale by STARlt & RUSE. June 16 20 “* To the LWci's of clioiqc Liquors: Wines, Porter, Cignra, &c. ALLEN & YOUNG, JTJAVE just recoived and offer for sale Idw for cash, Ol 20 [this, best Cogniqc Brandy, lft hhls.Chnmpaigne Brandy; 10 bbls; Holland Giu, 10 ” old Jamaica Spirits, 6 casks old Mivdeira Wine, “Adams’ South side,” 4 ” ” ” ” “Minett” brand, 1 4 ” pale und brown Sherry Wine, “ Duff Gordons,” 2 ’’ Muscat wine; 30baskofpCliaiupaigne, best brands .10 boxes Claret; 10 boxes Muscnt,’ 6doz. bottlos old Pori: 10 doz. bottles old Madeira, 6 ” ” brown Sherry; 6 doz. do. pale Sherry, 25 ” ” London Porter. Rose, Cinnamon, Peppermint and other Cordials. 150 boxes Spauish Cigars. Juno 3. 18 tf Tobacco. Kegs various brands. For sale by FALLEN & YOUNG. Mny 3 18 tf T 916JSIC JUST RECEIVE©, BY FOSTER &, FOGLE. SONGS. ’I HEY Gave Her Gold »nd Jewels j. ‘The Fairy Tempter; The Maid o.f Llnmvellcn The Four Leuvuil Shamrock; The CoronaU Liberty’s Homo; The May Dew l’in Just Eighteen and Quite a Man. See these Looks, so fraught with Sadness Would that ( had Thy Wings To-duy Rock of Ages; Beautiful Eyes The Morning Dream: Meeting of the Waters Erin W.My Home; Hark! ’tis the Echo Bv tho Margin of Fair Zurich’s Waters Give Sentence with me O God: Farewell to My Harp Music’s tho Language- of (ho Sky I'll bo no Submissive Wife; Lovely Rose Sounds so Joyful. Bliss Revealing Fairy’s Festival'; The Angel’s Whisper ' .. The Old Kirk Yard; The Sen Bird My Silvia let Us hie Away; Fits Eustace The Fountnin and tho Flower; The Exile Adieu Columbia; Hark! Hark tlio Soft Bugle Will Thou Tempt the Wave with Mo Strike the Cymbal: Jonk of Hnzledeen A Collection of HYMNS by Hnbors KXarchos. Waltzes, &c. London March; Alabama Waltz Go Ahead! A March Dedicated to D. Crpcket Natchez Grand March; Angelina Waltz Parlour Waltz; Fisher’s Hornpipe Mr. James Crow, willr Variations IluH Columbia, arranged us a brilliant Fautasla, : byW.A.Kiug April 15. 11 tf ROUT. B/vrium ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. f-Iumilton, Harris county) Georgia, A TTENUS regulttily llm Cuurn in Iho Clinluliramliin xB. Circuit, anil those of Troup and Meriwether in the Coweta Circuit. All business entrusted to his muungc- ineut shim receive tlio most prompt attention. 22 tf Ladies Hals. T RIMMED nnd Plniu/I'tiscanc; Straw nnd Leghorn, Duui'flDlo &,c., a largo assortment. For sale chnop !>>• _ MOORE & TARVER. Jan. 29, 1836. 50_ t f B. S. Greenwood Sc Co. YPSnijr! W i, JL U0 ‘* 10 husiue8* htMOtofore conducted hy ¥ V n ittidi, GicimiwoimI & Co. at the old stand, oppo- sito ’Dr. IIoxey s dwelling, where thov willr he jinppy to see their old Oustinuors mid friends. They intend keep ing constantly on baud n-large and general xssortiMout of Dry Goods nnd Groceries, of choice kinds, which they will sell at the lowest rourkot prices. Feb. 19. . 3y Siiiwrior E-Bqnvy Dow Tobacco, Gt'’KKG8, first rale, Honey Dew Tolmcco, tnanu* nit fuel tired by James Morgan, Lynchburg. Also, 55 kegs low priced (’hewing Tohnero, for sale liv Foh.jP—3tf E. S. (i REEN W(>01) &. Co. LAW. T ILE Subscriber has removed to Columbus. Ills of- fieo is in Calhoun's Buildings, over Win. & W. TO NEY’* pry Good Store,. M. J. WELLBORN. FehunrjviPR»-l836. 2—tf LttW Notice. nil HE suhicriber lias located in Mobile, Ala. nnd will H attend to the ditties of his professfou, or any favours required hy his ftiemls ortho public., . April i 10 tf THO. C. McKEEN. For Sale. THOMAS R. GOLD, OfTert for tale the following artlcfet f tis i IILK and Cotton UMBRELLAS and PARASOL^ > Light col’d Prints & Giughains, an olegaht assortmc Window Glass, Putty, Paints, Copal Vi/mish Linseed, Olive nud Sperm Oils; Spanish Spgars American Segnra; Snuff, hy the lb. ‘ Starch, Peurl Barley, Raisins, Candles, Bar Soup With a few kegs ‘Beef Tongues tottlo Columbus, April CHEAP STORE, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BALL. Alfred Landsborgr, <OST respectfully informs the.public, that he has re- 1VJBL moved to tho Store lately occupied by Dr. Phelps, whore lie offers fur sale at the lowest prices, a choice Assortment of Dry Goods, F&ftcy Goods, Confoctionarios, &c AMONG XVH|CIt ARE French, printed, SwIbb, plain nnd figured Muslius Calicoes,, Silk*, Lnces, Fancy Boxor, Combs Stockings, Half Hose. Suspenders, Ginghams Shawl’s, Handkerchiefs, Canton Matting Bonnets, and other articles too numerous to mention Ho has also on hand a desirable lot of Havana Sugars. Brands of Silva, Colon, Sazarai, AB and R O from $400 to $25 per thousand, in ono hundred quarter and half boxes PICKLES—Ghorklns, Cucumbers, Red Cabbngo Pinailly, French Beans, Onions, mixed Pickles Walnuts, &c. in jars nnd kegs, Lobsters, Capers Prunes, Anchovies, Chinn Soy, Fish Suuce Sardines, Lemons’, Pino Anpln Cheese Mushroom Ketchup, Raspberry and Currant Syrups Champaign Cider, Champaign, Guava Jelly Marinelade. Prunes, Muscat Wine, Irish Potatoes Table Salt, Garden Seeds, Candy, Ruirins Patent whito and colored Cundles, Pearl Barley April 1, 1836 9tf WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. FOSTER FOGLE, M AVE lately returned from New York, whoro they have selected an assortment of Goods in their line, which added to thoir formor stock, makes the most splen did collection of articlos, ever offered for sale in this town, and second to none, except “Marquand.” Among their articles, the following are a fow: , WATCHES, Levers made to order, nnd warranted of the best kind • Also, Tobins and other approved makers' Gold, Anchor, Duplex, Lcpine, Vcrticlo and Silver Lever, Anchor, Lepino, Quurtier aud common. JEWELRY, &C. Watch, guard and hpck Chains, a groat variety Watch^and Guard Keys and Rings Finger Rings from one. to ono hundred dollars Breast Pins, from one dollar to two hundred dollars Pencil Cnses, Spectacles, Thimbles, lizzing GhiRses, Ear Rings a | ‘ the latest styles, Medalions. SILVER WARE, Table Ton, Mustnrd, Salt, Cronin nnd Desert Spoons Ladles, Sugar Tongs, Butter Knives, Fish Knives Forks, Snuff Boxes, Combs, (anew article,) Spe6tacles PLATED WARE, Castors, Cordial Stands, Tea Urns Branch Candlesticks, common und chamber do Snuffer Trays and Snuffers, Spoons Astral-Lnnips, Cups, Knives und Cuke Baskets. British Plate, Spoons, Forks and Butter Knivos Brittaipa Tea and Cofice Pots, Urns, Spoons Lather Boxes, Tumblers, Cutlery A few setts fine Table Cutlery, containing51 pieces Pen, Pocket and Dirk Knives, Scissors Belt and Pocket Pistols, Duelling Pistols French Clocks, Amorican eight day Clocks Percussion Cups, Music Boxes. Accordcans Portable Desks, Gent’s, and Ladies Dressing Casos Tea Trays, a good assortment, Canes, with gold & silver heads, with & without dirks Steel Specks, Gilt and Bead Watch Guards Bend Bags and Purses, Silk and Leather Purses Visiting Curds nnd Cases, Belt Buckles and Plaques Teeth nnd Cloth Brushes, Lather do. Powder Flasks, a general assortment of Perfumery Fancy Soaps'. Also, an assortment of Military Goods, and many other articles, which they will bo glad to show, to persons favor ing their Establishment with a call, three doors North of tho Insurance Bunk, where watches will bo repaired neatly and warranted to perform well. Also all kinds of jobing, done at short notice. Columbus. October 9 36 tf NEW SFJHING GOODS. L. J. DAVIES, AS just received, and is now opening n : tnrge invoice of rich SPRING GOODS, of the latest importa tions and newest style, among which aro the following: A few choice patterns rich Figured SATINS, lor dress es, with belts to inntch Coloured figure.i Poult do Sole; Silk Muslins Printed and White Muslins, rti'n new style Printed Swiss nnd Jaconet Muslins Light fancy col’d Prints, French 4c English manufacture Rich Blond und Threiu! Lnces nnd Edgings Muslin nud Lace Capes nnd Collars Fancy Shawls; Ladies plaid Cravuts Silk and Qiftton Hosiery, a eomplct assortment Long und shprt Pic Nio. Gloves Indies’ and go^tlcmmi’s whito and cbt’d Kid Glovo* Black and white Satin Slippers; Silver nnd Kid do Ribbons, a beautiful assortment and of latest style Bonnets, Oriental, Tuscan, Plain Straw and 8ilk In .addition to the ubovo he has a good assortment of other Millinurv articles and Summer Goods, of ujl descriptions. Mrs. Dtivicsr Tins also received from ono of the most fashionnblo mil linery establishments in New York, the latest patterns for Lndlns Dresses, and Pattern Bonnots, oftlio spring fashion. His goods have been carefully Relucted in Now York niid cannot ho surpassed iu beauty of style or quulity by any. He requests those wishing to purchase to call and ex amine his stock. April 22. 12tf HARDWARE. nxUR stock now comprises a general assortment in tlio LP above line,including all tho various kinds of Locks, Screws, Hinges, Butts, Nails, Brads Tucks, Saws, Axcb, Hatchets, Chnins Wcedifigboos, Spades, Shovels, Bolts, Buckles, Faucets, Scythes, Heap-hooks Cutting Knives, Frying-Pans, Ton Kettles Brass Kot'lcs t Sadirons, Giinblets, Augers Bruces and Bills, TabL* Castors, Knobs Curtain Pill It, Andirons, Shovels & Tones, Mill Irons, Blacksmith nnd Carpenters Tools Fenders, Spoons, Razors, Razor Straps Table, Pocket und Penknives, Brushes Looking Glasses. Sheet Iron, Copper and Tinware of every description. ALSO-wWINDOW GLASS, 8x10,10x12, 12x14, 12x16, 12x18, 12 x20, 11 *15, 11 *16; H x 18, 14 x 20. Paints, Oils, &c. White Lead, ground in Oil, do. Dry Black do do do do do Verdigres, Chrome Green, chrome Yellow Venetian Red, Sniiuish Brown. Vermillion PrufisinitBIue, Lamp Black, Spanish Whiting Putty, Paint Stones, Paint nud Varnish Brushes Linseed, Lump and Train Oil/ For sale by < HALL & MOSES, Broad street, aign of the Padlock.^ February 10 To (bo Owner!. A NEGRO Woman named HANNAH, with a small child,enme to my house in Columbus, Go., whosayi stie belongs to George Jenkins, and was taken from h> r owner’s plantation on the Cowwikee Creek, Bnrhour county, Ala. She states that her master moved from near Mount Meigs and wa*originally from South Carolina. The owner ran get her hy applying to the subscriber in Columbus nnd paying fair this advertisement. ROBERTS, HARDEWAY. June 22, 1836. 22-3t ' CLAItET OP A SUPKRIOIl QUAM'l’Y, Slll.-H AS C£T. JU1.IKN, 8t, Emnplin, Popp Clement, Vlmniro of K.? ■ 1830, (MtHtimi liniino brand of Noiv Orletni., ill'l rt). drived nud for snip tit A. I,AND3JJ£Illi'd, ALSO, Lemon Syrup, Superior fo any over beforo od'orod ill Ihi. market. April 8. lOtf Ituy Biirgiiius. ONNEY & liUOKAW, boiiiR iibont to clo.o their concern, will sell tlio Slock of Prv Goode, Hill, and Clothiii?, at v,ry favorable price-, Call aud, see. Alareli ti »oiv Perry, Henry HCiitjf anal Jesse - Hni'iny, H AVING aepoceited llinin.clvn- Ibfretliii'r as Generaf lleulera in .MKIlClIANm/,K, One InMv purelm- ven in Nmv-\ ork, end nre now recnivin- end opening, at tlio vtoro formerly occupied liv Ayer iic, Iloee in ilroul- •ireet, un exenllntn ii.vorinient of STAPIiE & r-AtJOY BUY GOODS, all vRKSli, and eonei-tin'r in pnrt of turner blue, blackp brnivn and invisible K ie, u •OTOTHS; super blue, l.laekT brown and >lri|,eillCA.SdlMlJUKS; lh,e Meiino Cn.-i nieroej linn, meilium nkdan«rM8etlu«IU| ernnn Cambio, mid brajm l.iwtln^ptner Unek end co'ored .Merinos and l.irenasliiiii: lirpwiiiiiul blenclied Sbii lii.ua aud Slieetinail linen mid oolton Drills; Sliectinm, very line; tniiim Dia per; Rimsmilinpcr; birtl’n-eyn du.; RumjK Dilek and nth- *>r benvy Uuen-lor .Summer wear; Frenol, MuMmt, Cali' coca; Giiifrlmiu-; Iii-li l.inens; Dinliop’oendI.ongLawn: figured ami plnjn Swiaa Mti-linsj-triiir.l ilulelicekeddoA line null cnnrao bonk nml jneonell muslins; Cenred ami pbdn llobiiiet nml Greelnneti; Imliinet and I,vie l.ace.- J niroid nml lliro iil.iyorked Eilfflnp; niner Week;colored’, mul Wired Silks nnd rfmuu; blond Veil-; l.aee und Ede' me; Ploud, Gauze end Hermiui Silk Slinwl* nml Hdkfk.p miperline mill Ponzee Hdkf-„nilk mid i iiuon Ve|vot«r lJtiibrolln«.nndPnr«eulHj blank, whim aiul fenev eoloroil ellk mid uiitlnn IIono nml J Hose; GentKbe.tt un'd Ladle.’ Gloves, a Bno iisMiriinoiit, Al-e, n linn -luck of Heady mac’.o Clolluntr, viz: line Tliibni ell.;ili frock nud drew' Coat* nnd Panto.* Crape fkimliliit du do. do.; irre-n elnili Cmit 9 , Conleea mil PmitH.: brown,linen ltniind-jockci-nml Pun nloon-; whii. linen Romid-jncltfm end PanlnlomiH emimmii Duck and l.miisiipiu Drill; «,io enliii. ellk, MnrAeiUns nud weltiuri V®. Aleb; Data, Upiineie, Gniiilemen’e, Ludies’- and Childreu a Shoos—and u general assortment of IIarilT7aro and Cutlery j mnoiptwIilclinreldnckvmiiliB’Bellnivu’, Vlene, Anvils and' Hmiiiuore; lino tnldo and pocket knive«; kind,, etoek.tnnr- .lice and pad Locks;' butt, table mul hook mid eye Hinges'^ weeding lions;,Truce Chains*, &e. &c. Also, Crockorf, Glass St China Ware and a genera) umn amif of Famity Giocovics aud Provisions; all of which Will he Bold low for ensh or approved paper* or for country Produce at tho highest prices. Columbus, Juno 9,1836. 19 tf 6 6m twenty-five thuusatulfirst quality SEGARS. which thoy offer low for cash. J. T. NILES & CO. April 7. 10tf WANTED T HE highest cash prices wlll to paid for G,0l)0 lira good ury t ow Iiidos—by- TURNER, MORRIS & Co. April8 '* 10 f LEMON SYRUP. W E have coinmonced making Syrup In five and ten 'gallon Kegs. Price ono dollar and seventy-five tents per gallon, about equal to three dollars nnd fifty cts. der dozen. STAltlt & RUSE, April 22—12tf Opposite the tnsuranco Bank. Ehbm( for Sale. I HE subscriber ofiore for sale, one half Section of — Laud, R bring the North Jmlf of Section 17, lying in ltiiHHr.il county Ala. seven miles from Columbus, due West; 2ft0 arros of which is first rate Oak and Hickory, the Imlance Fine, with a plenty of running water thuroon. April 22 12 tf SAMUEL R ANDREWS. WARE HOUSE, Factorage nmlCoBiimllssion Business. yrnUE undersigned under the firm of Yongo & Cobb JR having tnken the Ware Houses and close Stores, re cently occupied hy Messrs. Shorter, Tarver & Co. nnd MessrB.S, it. Hodges Ac Co. which will be opon for the reception of Cotton mui Merchandize hy tho first of Hon- tembor next, nnd intending permanently and exclusively to devote themselves to tho transaction of tho Ware Ilottuu Factorage and Commission Business, tender thoir services to thoir friends and to tho public generally, with tlm assn- ranco that their undivided uttauiion will be given to the in< Merest of their patrons, Their Wure Houses and Close Stores are in good order nnd so located us to be more exempt from the dungcr of Fire than any other in tho city. Particular atteution will bu paid toreceiviug and Forwarding Goods. .-i WM. P* YONGE, Columbus, August7 27 tf WM. A. COBB. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. J. S, SMITH & Co. H AVE just received a now and splendid assortment of Clothing, adapted to tho present nnd appronoh- ing seasons. Among their assortment will ho fuuud sev eral new styles of goods, in pnrt as follows : Drap d’Ete FROCK COATS; do. do. Dress Blnck aud Green Cnshmnrclte Black, BUra, nud Green Bombazine Crane Cnmhlnt Frock and Dress Coats White Linen Dress Coats Buff Grass Linen Dress Coats; do Frock Coats PANTAhOONS: Linen Rihb’d Drilling, all colors: Cotton do. do. Bombazine and Crape Camblet; Irish nnd grass Linen VESTS, of all kinds and descriptions . A general assortment of Stocks and Collars Suspenders, Hosiery, Gloves, Ac. f A splendid assortment of HATS, of a superior quality, embracing Russia, Fur, Silk, Boaver, Ac. Also, Pelui Leaf, a superior article. A good assortment of Boots und Shoes. We hare nlso received an extensive assortment of Eng lish and French CLOTHS; also, several now styles of Goods for summer wear; Bombazines; Cushmarettov: Drap d’Eto/i; a new style of Drilling for pnntnlpons. nnd a splendid assortment of Vestings, Ac. all of which will he made to order in tho most fashionable style and at a short notice. April 22. 12tf THE COLUMBUS HOTEL. NEW ARRANORMRNW T HE subscriber takes this opportunity of informing his friend* nud the public generally, ilmt he 1ms ta ken possession of tlm I well known establishment lira Co lumbus Hotel, formerly occupied hy Wheelnck A Wil lard, He hopes io receivo a liberal share of public pat ronage. His tnldo will ho furnished with tho best thnt the country affords, nnd his bnr with the most choke liquors. His stables shall he plentifully supplied with provender and 'uttciitivo Ostlers. He designs devoting his whole at tention to tlm business,nnd wilt leave nothing undone that Cotton Gin Gear, Castings and HoiloW Waro. Comprising evory article—such as K ETTLES, Ovens, Fire Dogs, Spiders, Skillets, Ac, Segments, for Cotton Gins mid Pinions. Also, English Cast Stool Gin Saw Plates, all sizes Steel, suitable fur making Gin Sows < : . Nails,out and wrought: Blacksmith's Bellows Guns and Pistols, in nil tlieir vuriety, with n general assortment of HARDWARE, for sale on accommodating torms. BAKER A MOSS. Nov. 20. 42tf 215 Market-st. Philadelphia, JIIGOKE Sc TARVER, OFFER AT THE LOWEST FRICKS, , BBLS. western Wbiskevj 25 bids, northern do. ‘ 50 bids, northern Rum;''CO bids. Swan’s'Gin, 20 bbls. American Brandy ; 11) bbls. Cogniac do. 1 pipe Cpgttiae Brandy; 50 bids. Applo Brandy, 100 doz. Ulgret Wine; 2 casks do, 20bids Malaga Wine* 1 pipe Toncriffe do. 6 ” Tone rifle Whie; j pipo best Madeira do. 25 doz. best old Madeira Wine; 2 bids, old Poitdo. 2 bbls. Sicily do. do. ;10 ” Newark Cidsr. 1ft- ” Vinegar; lft bids. Ale;20 ” Pure Spirits, 10 ” Jamaica Rum; 5 bids, best Holland Gin, 1 pipo Holland.Gin; 3 ” Spiritn Tuinniitino, 3hbn Sporui Oil; 6 w Cordial, nn^d, Cordial, nss'd; 5 ” .Linseed Oil, . i Fish, Woi’d; 100 kegs Whito Loid, 00 boxes Window Glass, - 200 boxes A. Loft witch’s Tobacco. May 18. Mlf CoVtoH «BW9 T HE subscriber has tmidt expulsive arrangoments for the mnnufiu’iuring ol Cotton Giiison the woy» side of the Clinttnlmochen river, in tho town of Girard. Ifo lias employed tho best workmen, und no expeiiso will he spared * icure materials of the firm quality.; > ' i 8. O. BECKWITH will.take cliargo of themnnii- factnry,and from the exporiniico of Mr. Beckwith in tlm liiiHilioHs, tho public may reHt assured that Gins made by’ them will not bn inferior to any in tlm United Stntos. , T. G. ATWOOD. N. B. All sizes made to order with stool breasts, sir el and iron Saws. Gins made by tlm subscriber wsrranli d to perform well, If not I will make the necessary altera tions or renlncH' another ntmv own expense. Ginswillho ’delivered in this nnd tho adjoining comities in this Slat* nnd Alulmum, free of charge. Orders undressed to him at Columbus will mum with prompt attention. A ... April 8-10 6m T. G. ATWOOD. Twenty Five Dollsti's Reward. A MAN, about 5 foot, 9 inches high, dark complected, 23Il and giving hisnnnm as Jno. I*. Day,called at our . Stable on the 17th. and took therefrom u horse, grey, and much flea-bitten, about 151 hands high, together with a pnnnMIod buggy waggon nhoul half worn, under pretence of riding u faw miles. As lie wns soon at some distance from this place, and not since heard from, the inference is obvious that he is d thief, Tlm above reward will be paid for the horse and buggy, or a proportion for either. „ , , > JOHN B. GUEDRON. Columlms, June 3ft . 22 3t Crnvlt Nation, \ White Plains,JunelHth, 1836. < B ROKE looso from tlm subset liter, a brown MARE, a- , bout 8 years old--long switch tall—whito about. Homo of her hoofs—some sdddlo spots' on her hack—ride* well—rnckH finely—she run off with tlm saddle and bridle on, ami started in the direction for Columbus—she will make for Tnlholton, Goo., nnless stopped bv tlm Indians or some otlidr person. Any infurmiitioi) will be thankful- , ly recoived, dfJmr directed to ine, oi Mr. Fitzpatrick, Tnl- ' hotiun, Gco.jpTog should any person have token her up 9 and will bring her toTa)bmton,a sufficient compensation • will Im paid him, und all expenses paid. Sliohnsn blom- , lull in hdr loft eye. (214,1*) HENRY RILEY. ITIoorc Sc Tarver OFFER FOn SALE THE FOLLOWING LIQUORS 2 Bids N. E. Rum. 20 do. Northern Gin i 'LP 30 do. Whiskey, 10 do. Applo Brandy 10 do. Cohimon Brandy. .. And a choice assortment of Fine Liquors, such as Wine, 7 If him. April SI). S. J. 18lf J. DILLINGHAM & Co. H AVE on hand for sale nud oro receiving a’very gen eral assortinont of goods, comprising, Groceries. New Orleans, Havana and Florida Sugar Java, Rio, St. Domingo and Cuba Coffee Imperial and Young llyson Tea: Chocolate Molasses. Pork, Bacon, Mncknrcf Vinegar Rice, Peurl Ash aud Sal Emlus Mustard, Race Ginger,Cassia,Nutmegs, Alsnice Pepper, Stureli, Soap und Caudles, Olivo Oil Spanish Segnrs.Bces Wax, Tallow, Tobacco Paints, Oils, Ac. Linseed. Sporm and Train Oil Dry ami Ground Whim Lend; Spanish Brown Venetian Red, Yellow Ochre, Putty, Verdegrise Window Glu<s, Varnish, Spirits Turpentine, Rosin Umber, Stone and Chrome Vcilow, Chroino Green Heavy Goods. Salt and Iron, Kentucky nnd Scotch Bagging Bale Rope, Cordage, Bagging Twine, Castings Grind Stones and Crank-, Mill Irons, ussortcu Mill, CrOBs Cut, nnd Whip Saws Cast, German and Blister Steel, OpWns’ Axes Waggon and Cart Boxes, Traco ajnl IJnlior Chains Dog and Log Chain*, Bur and Sheet Load. Dry Goods. . Brown and Blenched ‘Sheeting* and Shirtings Colton mid Liueit Ormahurgs, nsnpried widths ItiHpia ^healing,Calicoes in grent variety Ready Made Couts,Cloaks, Veins, Shots Pantaloon*. Hats and Cups, Ginghams, Cambria Jneoimt, Mull, Bonk and Swiss Muslius, fig’d & plain Irish Linens nnd Lawns, Thread, Bui ton*, Needles Pins, cotton, worsted, woollen, silk & thread Hosiery Shawls, Huudkerchioi*, Luce*, Silk, & cot. Qmhrellus Negro loth, Cap and Letter Pupcr, Quills 6c Wafers Apron and Counterpane Checks Ticking*, Topes and Bindings ALSO, Crockery and Glass Wore, Boots and Shoes Powder and Shot, Rifles and Shot Gun* Hats and Caps, Hurdwuro, Wooden Ware, &c.&c. Jan. 8. 49tf Notice. S lURYNG my ofessnee from this State, WM. H. UN* f DERWpDDond GASTON M. UNDERWOOD duly oiithoiieedto ct as my Attorneys sed G*»wV*l SANDERS Sc POWERS, ESPECTPULLY inform the citizens of Columbus Jl$L and its viciniiy, that having commeted theiuselvos with two largo Mu|iulacturing establishments at the North; they urn now prepared to fill any orders at the shortest notice. Having engaged ilia must experienced workmen from Europe and New York, they are now prepared to Manufacture tho most Fashionable and Elogrant Cabinet Fnrnituro. • Tlieir work will he made of tfio very best materials and its durability warranted, vwy PIANOS tuned aud repaired hy an experienced work man from Paris* IlUFF.lt KNC’ES. H. Hkpdurn (». W. E. Bedell Lewis U. Allen Foster & Fogle George Smith W. H. Harper J. S. Calhoun .John A. Uaquhart A? 1L Davis Campbell Sl MoDougald P. S. They Imvo just received from New York and of fer far *alo lft doz. CHAIRS, consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood, Curled Maple, Windsor and Rocking Chuirs. Columbus,March 11 7 tf' NEW GOODS.* GEORGE A. NORRIS, j receiving this week, direct from Now York, and now opening un extensive und well assorted stock ol Fancy and'Staple Goods, of the latest importations und of choice selections, among which nro some very new styles, all of which nre selling t vory low prices, to which ull aro respectfully solicited u call and examine. Columbus, August 28. 30tf T HE subscribers being desirous of closing their busi ness at this place, will aell tlieir stock at very re duced prices, and would respectfully cull tho attention ol merchants and others wishing to purchase on reninnnblo terms. They havo upw on huud a vory general and good assortment of . wbicli wil Dry Gko Rats, Slides &. Clothing, ill he sold very low loclo-e the concern. llONNlSY Ik'llKOKAW, Ri™ in Umulolph.., Unrlu my Attorneyii and G*iwV«| sive aasortment of Rendy Z. MUM<*GP«* »| sell vorv clman. (bn Columbus, Dec. 18 NEW GOODS. 1&JEILL McNAIR, recently of Fayetteville, N. C. has taken the store on broutl street, lately occupied by P. McLaren Ac Co. next door to J. B. Green Sc Co. ivhcre ho is receiving, mid will acll low for coeli, a general as sortment of FANCY DRY GOODS, Among which nre Cloths, Curimcrca mid Satinetta Seasonable Calicoes, Muslins Silks of different colours. Hals, Caps and Shoes Bonnets, a variety ofthe latest fashion* Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Linen and Cot Shirting Shell and Brnzitliun Tuck and Side Combs Silk aqd Cotton Hose, Merinos Ctrcnsriana I’uricy Shawls mid Handkerchiefs, , And many other urticles too tedious to mention. He has'also Crockery Wure, Sugar, Coffee, Wine See. T. 9. He is daily expecting a very getioral mid eaten ly made Clothing, which ha will 48 6ui Laborers wnnied fur (lie Pensacola and Columbus Bail-Road. ONSTANT employment and liberal wuges will be given to any number of laborers, to be employed on the ubovo mentioned work Tho' operations during the present summer will bo confined to the open, healthy pino woods; ut tho s imo time a skilful physician will btr ' t; hi ployed by the Rull-Uoad Company, to render services totiiQHick gratia. . - , ' Arrmigemenls will bo mnda with owners of nogroce for . ony given time, and payments inndo whenever required, i Tlio wages fixed for the laborers, nre twenty dollars por mouth and found in tho best provisions tho market Will afford. Peraons wishin'g.. employment on the rail-road ”1 plense repair to Pommcola forthwith. • 'Ottora uddregsed to cither of fbemndcrsigned will ra* cclvoatlcnllon. WM.'H. CHASE,. President Ala. Flo. and Geo. Ruil-Rond Company* ’ J. D. GRAHAM, ^ Chief Engineer. Pensacola, Jubn 8th, 1836. 21 4t A New Improved PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE. Y virtue of Letters Patent to mo granted on the Hlb day of May, 1836, for my Improvement^in tho cir cular saw mill, I now oifar for solo tho right by coun ties, or hy tlm single mill, for tho State ol Georgia alone. 'I’lie mill is designed for horse power, nnd is simple in it» construction, there being bul little machinery about it, nnd can bo built by any good joint workman. 'I’nocostof Ilia mill will not exceed $<ttifor $700: nud, Indecdi <hc actunl cost, or money required to build ono of these mills, with a grent many men, will not 'much exceed that of tho cot ton machine now in use fn this State, for wlion the farmer can have much of tlio work done In building a cotton ma chine, lm can also have much nf tho work done in building one of these mills and thereby save the paying out of some 2 or 3 hundred dollars. It is believed that one good draught horse will saw the rise of a ihousund feet of tim- bor in a day; nt any rate the inventor oft* is improvement will warhant two horses to cut twelvo hundred feet in the dny, mid those horses to stand tho labor ns well or bet ter than thoy do iii pinking of cotton. In u reasonable time there will be a model uiudo nnd kopt'iu Columbus, whoro it may bo sooti. ^ • *t* W. J. McGElIEE, Pntenteo. Columbus, Ji.no 20,1830, 21 4m 03* Tho Smithorn Recorder nnd Augusta Sentinel will piddish tho above four months aud forward their ac’s to this office for payment. - A LL person* are hereby notified,not to trade for three Notes of hand made hy me, two mndo payable to James W. Cooporor hearer— the first of said notes bearing date tho 14th of February, 1831, end foil duo on the first day of January, 1836, and is for tho sum of eight hundred nnd forty-two dollars and fifty cents—the second note is of the same date, end is for the sumo amount, nud fails duo on the samoday and month in the year 1837—the third and last of sold notce is of the same date, being for the sum of ono hundred nnd ten dollnrs.and will fall due on thosnmo day of the same month, in tho year 1838. Ae tho consid eration for which said notes wore given, has wholly failed, 1 am retolvod never to pay them or cither of thorn. - ROBERT D. CATO. La Fayette, Jtino 23d, 1836. 22 3t NOTICE. : - A LL persons are cautioned not to trade for a certain Note of bend assigned hy me, doted the ‘»th instant, and made payable to Jnmes C. Ncvett, on the 25th Do- comber next, for $92. As the above described Note woe Columbus, June 27,1836, WM, J. McGElIEE. 22 3t New Arrangement un nnilE subscriber*, using the name nnd stylo of J. C. H GRAY '& Co., having purclmsed tho Store House, and the Inrgenow stock.pf GOODS of Williamson Swita- er, Esqr., offer for salo on the wont accommodating termt, a* extensive aud splendid assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware, Cuflery, Groceries,&c. as has ever been offered In 11;> mil ton. Wo arc conrlanl- ly receiving additional supplies, nnd are, nnd intend to continue to he;, prepared at ull points lo nicennnodate those who may wish to purchase from us. Wo respmti- Ailly invite B19 former cuMumen* of Judge Switzer, ana our frinnds..npij tho coinnuiniiy in general, to call and ax* amine for themselves.-*^;: .'.SSferiSS ROBT. B. WELLS, . JOHN C. GRAY, BEAT1E McKIGNFT. Hamilton, Harris c’ounty, June 2?. K 6t

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Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, July 14, 1836, Image 1