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Newspaper Page TextT II E E N Q U l It E It IS Fl'OMtltKD KVKRT THURSDAY M«»KM.N( a i* .v.in/£.*f« +'i.o rit.ro i* a* co. TKRMS—Three Doi.LARi or Pour Dollars, (iu all In not MJ'ln before th* ix MriptioM r«*ccivrii lor I** payRirnt ia ml v.me 3, nud Him, pay.-Me in RdvtncR, K«rt«Ml.) wh«re pnyuiF.il u of l!iu year. No »ul>- lw«!v» I'iniuli*, without »or (ii-couliuurd, exucjjt ill (ho opt ton of I'.e Ktiilorr, until all *rrr*rn|r«** are jMfid. ADVERTISEMENTS r.onepicuotifclr inner ted at On* Dot. r tho flr*t FlKTY C*?nt« for every ■ub.rquBnt com RU'I figure work nlwraya double price—t’ insertion, nuance—Rule teilly-five per ' "indieii until ordered out, and ciinrfed accordingly Leoxi. .invCRritiMCHTlpnbllihml still* uburI rate VOLUME X. COLUMBUS, GA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1837. NUMBER 4. wii tlm hoi line—tbore iu the county where U ia xituete ; llioa® of Property, where the letter# te»tinicnl«r; » of III rttcra teatijnenterv, of udininia- ! Iiiisiikmh, nml iiilcMid keeping tieur Rtnck hip were obtained—and are re- | bv frequent importation* Among llimra Y Rdv.rliacd iu .onto public (.a . bo found every description of WATCHES, JGIVELHV, MUSIC. F O S T E 11 A FOGLE, of Land 1 VYAVEon hand n splendid nnsoitiiicut of the Pertonnl I A flL above, and nil other urtieles in their liu** ol liusincse, find intend keeping th**ir stock complete latioin Among ilimr articled will lescrif uiiM., Tor rm.TY j Oold and Silver Wntchen, mortgage fi f»s, nxrv uavs, lioforc.thedny \ Of the inoKt approved makers, and at prices t of mile. i i'tg from Twenty Uni In re to Two Hundred Bales of Land and Neyroea, by Executor*, Adniiiilstrn- filly Dollars—fcjomn iiK).‘ t- superior articles. r—A rich cotiec.inn or Bales ot personal property (except negro*;*) forty days. | Citation# by Clerk# of tlm Court* of Old inary, upon ppliention for Idler* of mliuuiiMruiinu, mu»t be pub- i application lisbed for Citations upon application Ad nioi*tntorsor Guardian*, Orders of Courts of Ordinary, i of the bun 1, or agreement) t» i be published rHRER month*. Notices by Executors, Admini application to the Court of O - dismi* , mouth I, ion, by Executor*, ied w ith a ropy to ihn liebtor* Jewelry, Silver Ware and Plated Ware, Such ax . Chain*, lv\vs, Rings, Rrcnst Pins, Pencil Case* Spectacles, Thimbles, iNlednllions, Ate. Spoons, l.n- dlc«, Knives. Forks, Sugar Tongs, Castors,Cnndlr- stickii, SuulTcrs nml Trays, Astral Lamps, Uritblt Plate, Cins, Arc. A general assortment of SUPERFINE CUTLERY, Such ns. Pen, Pocket and Dirk Knivos, Scissors,* Pistols. Table Cullwry, &t\ with every variety of FANCY A IlTICLEd, usually kept in an ex tensive Jewelry E.-iublisliuicnt. Abo, a huge collect inn of ihe most — Popular and FasSiiouablo Kliifiic, F tumult. Bank «f ClinUaliooclilo. I L Marches, Waltzes, Rondos, &r. Loi.umuus. ov. t I, u- . . All of which they will he ghul to show persona who R ESOLVED, That tho I'armors Hank of „, av favor them with a call, at their olu utuml—-just Chattahoochee, will from and after this above tho Insurance Bank, day, rcceivo on Deposit®, for such time ns may (jy All kinds of REPAIRING and JOB WORK, be agreed upon, any sum or sums of money, no. ; executed at short notice, less than $20, attio rate of six per cent interest, ! Jan 5. 49y per annum--and the Cashier is hereby authorised lo issue tnm*fernblo certificates, payable to the | order of tho Depositor. No sum to be received | under this resolution for a shorter period thun j sixty days. By order of the Bnnrik November 24 CHARLES L. BASS, Cash. 43 tf OcGILSG A GOUUA.Y, Broad-8t. Columbus, opposite Moore Sc Tarver. H IVE uml are constantly receiving a select und fashionable assortment of Watches, Jewelry A Fancy Goods, Consisting of indies and genilonnn’s Gold unchor Escapement, Duplex, Lepine and plain Watches ; Lndiea Neck Chains, Gentlemens Guard and Fob C ‘nine,Seals und Kev*. Ear-rings, Breastpins nud Finger Rings, Gold Thimble*, Bracelets, Buckles, head Ornaments and mein- nnd splendid article of COUNCIL CHAMBER. Januarv 33d, 1837. D. i: ordained, by ihe Mayor and Council of tji'idoa,Sn'apa,'Neekli the Ciiy of Columbus, that Hooks of aubacrip- oranilum lloZks. A tion to the Stock of the “ Chuttahoochic Rail Ladies and (ipiitlemeua Dressing Case., Road and Hanking Company of (Joorgin,” be op. simiuent uf Gold at cl Silver mounted Canes, Sil- eneii in this City, under the suporinlondonoa of I ycr, Snuff nnd Scent BoVos, Music Boxes playing „i„o Commissioners. on the 3d Monday in March j bu.T- next, and on the same day, under the superin. neiH< ° b J J tendance of three commissioners at the follow- | nrOll.SR, formerly watch maker in the store ing places, viz: Hamilton, Harris county. La- [ of P. Miedziel*ki, will repair and wurranl watches Grange, Troup county, Greenville, Meriwether of every description, Clock*, Music Boxes and ac counts Tulnotton, Talbot county, Fayetteville, I cordeons. Also Jewelry ofall kindsneatlv repaired. Fayette county, Catnpbellton, Campbell county, i . ^ sold in this store, will be kept in or- Decatur, DeKalb county, Franklin, Heurd conn. , ;h-r, free of .•targe, for o... vosr, or exchange,I any Aycuoiui, ivii'vv /' , time during the tear am the same price allowed ns ty, Carrollton, Carroll county, and Newnan, | p H y lor> h 1 Coweta county, and the following form is pres- j JAMES O. GORMAN, Miniature Painter,would * L ~ 1 * ' ~ ' 1 1 “ J “” “ 1 | inform the ladies nml gentlemen of Columbus, that cribed—I, (or we,) hereby under seal, sub scribe for the number of shares opposite our names and now compell nml hind myst-If (or our selves,) further to comply with the terms of the charter of said company, and such further rules and regulations as may be ordained by the JDi- rectlora thereof. Be it ordained, That the following gentlemen be appointed as follows . Cummistiioiiers appointed for Columbus Mus cogee county.—Dr. Snm'l Boykin, Grigs by E. Thoinns, Esq. B. V. Iverson, Esq. Waller T. Colquitt, Esq. Hampton S. Hmith, Gen. James C. NVatsoii, J. W. Campbell, Esq. Neil McNair, Samuel K. Ilodgcs. Commissioners for Hamilton, Harris county. Col. U m. Osborn, Williamson Switzer, Col. Benj. Henry. Commissioners for LuGronge. Troup county John E. Morgan, Wiley Wilson, Joseph Poythress. Commissioners for Newnnn. Coweta cotin'y. Bennett Conyers, Gen. James Wood, Sam 1 !. D. Echols. Commissioners for Tnlhottnn, T-dbot coun ty.—Dr. N. B. Powell, Wm.Towns, Will. C. Drane. Commissioners for Fayetteville, Fayette C ountv.—Joseph Cunningham, Larkin Landrum, Tandy D. King. Commissioners for Cnmpbellton, Cnmpbell county.—Edw’d. J. Thompson, Litllebcr- ry Watts, Martin D. Rogers. Commissioners for Decatur, DeKnlb county. James Calhoun, Reuben Cone, Geu. Win. Izard, Commissioners for Franklin, Heard county. William Barnett, Dr. A. G. Peddy, Col. Win. Wood. Commissioners for Carrollton, Carroll coun- ty.—Thos. McGuire, Christopher Bowen, lit. Rogers. Commissioners for Greenville, Merriwether county.—Henry Harris. Dr. Benj. John son, Wm. D. Alexander. lie lias removed bis Painting Room, to the Gorman Sc DoGilse, whore lie i* ready lo attend those who niny honor iiim with their patronage, in nun rv 5 4'J v E1IPOKH!]?! OF FASHION. HENRY MATTHEWS, Has on huud, at his old stand, Broad-street, a Gen ernl Assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Ready made Clothing, The following is a list of a few articles : W ONDON CLOTHS—Black,blue,blown,green MJ Dahl iu & Oxford mix'd Cloths; Athens Broud- cloths, for Summer wear, of superior quality; Super Vellours, Bombazine* ami Camblets. CASSIMERS—Black Cassimere; Wood dyed do.; London moleskin plaids, .Lavender, Victoria, mixture, drnh, chock’d, single mix't, plaids, brown, doe-«ltin f tiger-skin, double rib’d do.jalf of superior q unlit v. DRILLING—Silk linen Drills;linen double rlb'd do.: Melbourne Norwniglmn check’d do ; white rih'd honey c.ombdo.; drab and white cambric do.; union white cotton do. ;,rib’d fancy Gambroons. VESTINGS-Of all qualities, viz.: English vel vet, silk, sntin and check’d do.; Marsailles white anil printed, silks, and figured Merinos; Chullis; figured Weltings, Sus, Rtintly-Mndc nothin??, of every descrijitioti and of the best mnterinls. Jnn. 1. 49tf GIlOCEimiS, AT wdiolesaij:. 50 hags green (’oflee; 25 hags Rio Cotlbo 12 hag* Java CmYtw ; 50 hhl*. raclifted V\’fii*key 21 hid*, rve Whiskey: 50 do. N Orlean* Hum 24 hl)l*. Now F.nglmid Rum ; 25 do Cognac Brandy 20 hid*. American Gin ; 12 do Cordial 50 half nml quarter cosk* Malaga Wiuo Madeira, Museni and Teneiirtb Cognac Brotidv, Holland Gin nml Jnmnien Bum 50 olds. Mackerel, No. 3; 24 half hid* do No. 2 Sdhnlfbhl*. do No. 1 ; 0 bale* Bagging 75 coils Rope; CIi.-dho. Rai*ins, Shot, Powder 24 lioxcs Bar Soap t IBboxe* Spot in t'andlcs 24 boxes Tallow Caudle* ; I it chosts Tens * 50 kegs Nails ; 12 boxes Collins Ax*'* Hardware, Cutlery, Castings, Ate. Arc. VI.SO, *T WflOI.ES \I.K AMI RETAIL, Caps, Huts, Shoes, Saddles ami Bridles, together with a general assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Gooil*. Fell. Iff—3if \VSI._jk \V. TDNEV. NIIITII & JIOKUAN W OULD inform their customers und friends generally tint they have in store and lutcml kenning u geucrid and largo as-ortiucui of Groceries on hum!. 150 pieces heavy Inverness and Dttndeq bogging 75 pieces 42-inch Kentucky hugging 100 coil* hale rope, goo I article 300 hrl* Orleans and Porto Rico soenr 10 hhds St. Croix sugar; 70 hog* Rio coffee,prime 20 hags old Java coffee; PHI hr Is prime green do 50 hrls l.agiiira do; 20 do St. Domingo do 100 brl* West India and Orleans nioh.sses 30 bxs Leftwick’s best tohu. co; 10 do S. Terry’do 40 boxes sperm candles; 200 do soup 150 kegs nail*, assorted sizes 30 Ions best Swede* iron, imported Gorman blist ered iV enst steel, hand «V hoop iron of nil sizes 1000 sacks salt,large size; R000 lbs Georgia h«. on 500 pra negro shoes; gentlemen’* nml ludies’ shoes, assorted; » gem nil assortment of crockery 20 qr casks drv Malaga wine 5 qr casks L 1* Teticriffee 200 blue grit grindstones Together with n diner mi* urtieles too tedious to enu merate; they would also inform their old customers that tliov intend purchasing cotton through the sea son, nud will, ns heretofore, puv the highest cash prices. We say. give uu u cull at our new store, upper end of Broad street. September 1. 31 tf New Arrangement. T HOMAS MORRIS huvinglr»n«rom>d lii.iit- irre.t in th- Aim of Turnfr, BoriwAt Co.lu Thom.. Wauon, of CowMo coonty, the Imi.oiok. will bo cuntinmid ol ill. onmeol.od, under the firm of I’umer, Andrew. &l Wut.on Tlioy linva on hand and inland keaning a guild •upnly of r.rocarioa, Sliinla Dry Ciniid., und llurd- ware, consisting in partol Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Iron, German und Cast Steel, Castings, Plough Moulds and Nails, Bagging, Rope and Twine, Bacon am Flour, Sperm Caudles anti Soap, Powder, Lead and Shot, Gunpowder, Imperial and Hyson Tea, Imnf and Lump Sugar, Allspice, Popper nne Ginger, I o- bacco ami Sognrs, Raisins and Almonds, «&x &c. Glass, Putty ami White Lead. Sheeting", Shirtings, Osnuburgs, Linens, Ticking* Calicoes, Furniture and Apron Checks, Linen nml Cotton Drills, Blankets, Huts ami Shoes, Shoe Thread, See. See. They invite their friends to call and extend to them ashareof patronnee. WINGUIT M. TURNER. SAMUEL R. ANDREWS. THOMAS WATSON. Fn«lt»rwood, Torrence A Ho* Second door front the corher of Oglethore and Ran- th'lph-*!. in the building of Dr. DeOralienreid. H AVE ju*t rocoived and offer for sale, a hand some assortment of Sfnplc Dry Goods A Groceries, consisting of Sugar, Coffin, Tea, Bagging, Rope, twine, cotton nmlmuuelia ronl, Brandy, Bum. Gin, Mmil iiu, Port,Shriry, Malmsey and Chilly Wines, Mint, Rose.Cinnamon and winter green Cordials, Malaga and hunch Raisin*, pepper, spice, ginger, copperas, *att*, indigo, Mnddor,camphor,alunTborox S|mnisli, brown, castor, lamp Sc paint oil, white lead putty and glass, hurand wiudsoi soap, together with a fine lusurtmoutof Potent Medicines, such us used ill nil families, A-line assortment of huts, hoots, shoes, blankets, ker.'icys, cotton Osnahnrgs, Homespuns, sheeting, shirtings, calicoes, tnerinoos, Circassian cloths, cus- siniKr*, snttincits,tlamirls, hosiery, Arc. At the sHine time, a fine lot of Hardware, such os knives, forks, augers, ehisKels, handsaws, hammers, Collins Axe* and hatchets, steelyards, shovel* and tongs, spades and t^mvels locks, hinges, screws and butts and a fine lot of trace chains, nud almost every other utensil that is necessary to he used on a farm till ofwhich we will sell upon as good terms a* they can ho bought in thi* market. A few barrels supe rior fine Western Flour. Jaminrv 5 49 y SMALLEY, CRANDALL A Co. OniMMite ihn Bunk of Columbus, Broad-st. H AVE just received from th-4r Establishment at the North a splendid assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING, consisting iu part of (lie fol lowing: Invisible green, brown ami drab Over Costs Black, blue and fancy-colored Dress do. Bl’k, blue. inv. grt.cn and olive hrn. Frock do. Inv. green, brown und mixed (.’ortees Plain black nml figured velvet Vests Fig’d morin* und woolen, velvet do. Blue and black cloth do. Every description rih’d, plni<l nod str p’deass. pants Plain black, blue nml mixed i-nstiimere do. Plaid, mixed, sutinette and jeans do. Super linen Shirts, rutile and pleted bosoms “ cotton do. ilo. do. do. “ gingham and striped cotton do. Patent mcr. and lamb’s wool Shirts und Drawers 50 doz. ribNFwoolen Socks Black and white rih’d silk half Hose Stocks, Collar* nud Bosoms; pleted satin Bosoms Sup. buck, ho*kin and mix’d merino Glove* Suspender*, Italian Cravats, and Cravat Stiffnefs Sup. lin.cambric, fancy nud red pongee H’dkfs Water-proof, sup. calf, moiocoo und opera Bools Prunella, morocco and kid Dancing Pump* White, Van Hurnn, Jack Downing Sc Navy Shoes Extra beaver and silk Hilts; (hipx # dtc. Sup. silk und gingham Umbrella*; walking Cane* Sup. leather travelling Trunks, extra bunds und rivets. Columbus, Dec. 22.1R3B. 47 yly JA IILS II. REYNOLDS, WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER, Second House north of Kivlin’s Confectionary. HHOAI) STRKKT, ESPECTFULLY hitorm* his friends, that he ipt of a splejtdid assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, Rich Jewelry Silver Ware, Plated and Fancy Goods. PERFUMERY, and every article usually found at Jeweller*’ stores lie cither bus in store or Cash or goods paid for old Gold nr Silver. Clocks and Watches Rcpaivcd, By himself, of every description, und their good per formance warranted. Engraving, Jewolri Repairing and gold nod silver work, uf everv description, dime at this eetnldi-hnumf. Nov. 3, 1B3H, _ 40f( IJABDWAHE. It A L L, & M O S F. S. Hove now on hand a general assortment in tho above line, including all the various kiudsol It. n. MAT T F. SON, PORTRAIT PAINTER, I tt < s nUnvtn’s Building. f^MIR snben ihor* liuvo nseUeSntcd them*rlvc* in 11 the practice ol the Law, under the firm of J. N. A J. M. I’.E I’ll UN E, ami will attend the Courts of the t 'hattnliuucliio Civcuit. Their off. ia i* ivi <7o- liimbu*, Gu. JAMFS N. BETIIL'.N'E. JOHN M. BETHUNE. Columbus, Nov. 17 42 tf Law Notice. nr<Hfc subscriber* have formed a M and opened an ntVien iu Lat purpose of pPucfiviug l*iw in'Troup, in- eouutieii uf tl.e Coweta and Chattahoochee opartnership nge, for the the adjoiu- Biisi '•? to flieir cn I! I e promptl , ill eifl.er of the iBonded to-Hiu - l( eweta. (‘RVII.I.I, A. BULL, JE4BE L. BULL 49 3m LAB. riTTIIE undersigned has fctmmieneed the practice H. of Law, and will intend the courts of the CltHttnhonchen Circuit; also, Troup, Coweta and id, of the Cowetn Circuit. Business entrusted to inv care will ho atteudrd to. duinbu*, Feh. 2 1 tf N. L. HOWARD. lUiiKhtiaic's OHieis T HE subscriber may he found, generally, at the Store of Turner, Andrews Sc Watson, to at- nd to liusiiiess, in his o(fici..| capacity. Those ho de*ire his services u* a Magistrate, will please call at the above place.' r -h.a Itf 8. R. ANDREWS, J P fAS . ened Dr. Persons office iu the front part nf Dr. Randolph's OfiVc, on the oast side of Broad street, just below the City Hull. Hi* residence is at Tho*. Berry’s, in the dwelling heretofore occupied by Joseph' B. Green, on tho upper part of Broad street. ‘ • , Dee. 15 1836. 46 LOUTOU I. ELLIS, FROM MACON, H AVING *oith>d at the house lortnerly orettpied by llirani Reed, Esq. respectfully offers hi* professional services to the inhabitants of thiscoun- iv. From hi* long expnrinncc nud success in tho lisoasos of thi* climate, lie is confident of being nble lo render himself useful to thin community, and will sonic no pain* to render justice nml satisfuctiuu to * who mnv favor him with their patronage, irrisco. Get). Aug. U. 20—tf I - A AO FORTES. E BRRNAN, professor of Music. Columbus, • has for sale, Piano Forte*, manufactured rant", both lor biillhiut tone and durability,superior tu any manufactured iu the United Slate*, at II. C. PHELPS Sc Co. Dec. 29 48 tf Broad-street. highest price*. Office on Broad street, next door to Pitkin & Kmhnrds. BOWDRE Sc K1C11ARD8. Ortoher 19 38 tf COTTON. Oglethorpe-st PIECES Scotch Bagging, 100 coils Rope, just received by, January 5 ALLEN fr YOUNG. BAGS best Rio Coffee, just received and OvF for sulo by ALLEN Sc YOUNG. MISCELLANEOUS. IT 8NOWS.-IV Mat iialx. it tnont!” trie. the«>dioo) boy—“hurrah !" ami hi.shout I. ringing through parlour and hall, Whila .wilt, os tho wing of a awallow, he'a out, Aud hii play-unUes haveanawored call ; It m*kf. tho heart leap but to wltns.* their joy— Proud wealth haa no pleasures, I trow, Like tho rapture that throbs in the pulse of tho hoy, As lie gaihont his treaaurosof snow | Then lay nut the trnppinga of gold on thine holrs, While health and tho riches of Nature are theirs. It snows !'* sighs the Imbecile—"Ah !" and his bresth Cotnes heavy, as clogged with a weight ; While from the pile aspect of Nature lu death, turus to tho bfaxe of his grato ; And nearer, and nearer, his sort cushioned chair s hcelvd tovv'rds tho life-giving Ilnine— llu dread* a chill puff of the suuw-burdoued air, *t it wither his delicate frame | sniidl is tho pleasure exixteuce can give, When tho (bar wo shall die only proves that we live ! It snows!" cries the traveller—"HoI” and the word Hus quickened Ids stoed's lagging pace ( Tho wind rushes by, but Its howl is unheard— Unfclt the sharp drift in his face | For bright through the tempest his own home appeared— Ay, though leagues intervened, he can see i horn’s the clear glowing hearth, and the table prepared, And his wife with thoir babes at her kueo. Blest thought! how it lightous the grief-laden hour, That those we love dearuet uro salt) from its power. 'It snows!" cries tho Belle—"Dear, how lucky!" and turns From her mirror to watch the flakes lkll| Like the first rose of summer, her dimpled cheek hums While musing on sleigh-rido and balls Imre are visions nf conquests, of spluudur, and mirth, Floating over each drear winter’* dayt But the timings of Hope, on this snow-beaten earth, Will melt like tlm snow flakes, away; Turn, turn time to Heaven, fair maid, for of bliss, That world has a pure (bunt ne'er opened in this, t snows I" crios tlm widow—"Oh, God!" and her sighs Have stifled the vnico of hor prayers Its burdou ye’ll reud iu her tear-sivolleii eyes, On Imr cheek, sunk with lusting and care. ’Ti» night—and Imr fhtlmrless ask her for bread— But "Ho gives the young rvvens thoir food." And sho trusts, till her dark lienrlh adds horror to dread. And she lays on Imr last chip of wood. Poor sufferer ! that sorrow thy God only kuows— i most bitter lot to bo pour, wbeu it suows! Ri New Arr«iiKcm«nt, AT COLUMBUS AND ST. JOSEPH. R AO VN, COLQUITT & GIIANT Imve ineio- cialeil with llirm II. 8. ORIOO-S, anil intend ealnblinliing a branch of their litiuic at Hi. Jmnph'a llav far the Iransaclinn of a geueral Kin lnriign und Commission buxine**, anil solicit a "hare of putron- age. They will continue the Mercantile bueine** at their old stand in Columbii*, and will transact business here as al*o "t *4*; Joseph, under thoir former name of Ragan, Colquitt Sc Grant. They Imve on hand and intend keeping a gnncrnl assortment of Dry Goods nml Groceries, among which are the following: Broadcloths, Cassimere*, | *,*,'.* Sniinetta, Kerseys, Linseys, Flannel*. Blanket*, Ready made Clothing, Hats, Cap*, Boot*, Shoes, and a variety of Staple and Fancy Good*, Hurd Ware and Cutlery. «... . St. Croix Sugar; Porto Rico do; Maple do; Ja va, St. Domingo ard Cuba Coffee; Gunpowder, Imperial and Hy-«n Ten; Molaeaes and Syrup; Rice; Tobacco. Flour, Spanish and Florida Sugars: Colton Bagging; Bale Repo a"d Twine; Smiths* Toot*, good a**orlmtnt; Iron Nails, Ac. which they will sell on accommodating term*. Sept. 6 32tf William II. Kinibroutfit, Receiving, Forwarding und Commisaion Merchant, St. Joseph, Florida. W ILL attend to the above business in all its va rious branches. His friends ami the public generally are assured that hi* undivided attention will be given, and he cannot hut flutter hiinsell that ha will bt able to give eutire satisfaction to those who may entrust their business to his alljiitiou. Aug. 25. 30 tf Ware llonae a*d comuafliMV business, Folusiiims WHolesale and Hetnil SADDLERY WARE-HOUSE, W. Wade & Go. Keep oonstnntfy on hand a large assortment oi £4 BANISH, (iuilted, Overlaid, Sc Shafted Saddles W Plain, .Boys, Race, Atlukupatt, and Planters do Large ami Extra I.prgo do Ludies Saddles, of every quality and style BRIDLES. OF ALL KINDS. Some good for50 cent*; Saddle Bags; Carpet Jo. Vnlices; Stirrup Leathers; Sircingles und Girths. HARNESS—Coach,Gig,nml Dearborn, from the cheapest to the best. TRUNKS, ofall descriptions. The above articles are of their own manufacture, made under their own immediate inspection, ol the best nmieriuls,nnd hv superior workmen. Also, on liuml, English Saddles, Bridles and Martingales. Coach, (fig, Tandem, *Spnrfsmen, and Waggon Whips; Stirrup*, Bit*, Spurs, Buckles, Hnme*,Col- lars, Cut Turks, Trunk Locks, Horse Brushes, and Curry Combs, Trace und Halter Chains. ALSO—A good assortment of Coach Sc Gig Har ness Trimmings; Plated, Brass ami Jappan’d do. ALSO—A good assoitinent of Skirting, Harness and Bridle Leather Black, blue, * red,yellow, green, und cnch ncul Morocco .Skin*; Buffalo Kobe* und Bear Skins. N. B. Traders who buy fo sell again, will he fur- good terms a* can be bought either in • Newark. [£/*REPAIRING done on the most reasonable terms 49tf New Full aud Winler Goods. PRESTON A NELMS, H AVE just received ami opened a splendid as- Hortwieut of New Fall Good*, of the latest style & importation*, among which are the following, A tew pieces ofGro de Rhine, Mathoue nml Itul- inn Lustring, Blue, Black, Gro de Swiss, Rich fig ured Poiulc Loie, Poult de Soic and Salim, Bishop Lawn and Swiss Cambric*, dotted, striped and plain Swi-** Muslin, striped und settled Juckonct do. plain Swiss Book and Mull do, super rich satin Stripe, mmill figured nml plain Challv*, Gro de Nap and French Marinos, plain and fig’d Circassian*, Uom- bniotte* und Bmnbaziuea. dark Prints. French and English manufactures, hlk Luce und Blond Gnu/.e Veil*, Fancy Chinele, Brilliantine, Curnova, Hernia, bland, Gauze, Silk Muslin, and Gro d# Nap llukfn, Tucks,Saw*. Axes, Hatchet*,Clin Weediiighoes,Spades, Shovels, Bolts, Buckles, Faucets, Scythes, Reap-hoiiks Cutting Knives, Frying Pans, Tea Kettles Bra** Ket'les, Sadiron*, Gimhlcl", Angers Braces and Bills, Tallin Castors, Knob* Curtain Pins, Andirons, Shovel* Sc Tongs Mill Iron*, Blacksmith und Carpenter* Tools Fenders, Spoons, Razors, Razor Straps Table, Pocket and Penknives, Brushes Looking Glasses. Sheet Iron, Copper ami Tinware of everv description. ALSO—WINDOW GLASS, 8x 10, 10 x 12, 12 x H, 12 x 16, 12 x 10, 12x20, 11 x 15, 11 x 16, II x 18, 11x20. Paints, Oils, Ac. White Lend, ground in Oil, do. Dry Black do do C* do do Verdigres,Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow Venetian Red,Spanish Brown, Vermillion Prussian Blue,Lamp Black, Spanish Waiting Puttv, Paint Stones, Point und Varnish Brushes Linseed, Lump and Train Oil. For sale by HALL Sc MOSES, Broad street, sign of tho Padlock. r 19 3 t Fell Drugs, Medieiites, Paints Oils, Perfumery. Patent Medicines 6c Surgical Instruments. DR. A. POND A Co. A RE just now receiving nml will keep constant ly on hand, at tho store formerly occupid bv Dr. Ware, a general assortment of tlm above arti cles, they believe of ns good n quality and on ns good term* as can be obtained any wlu-iu. Auicng which are the following Medicines. Acids, Sulphuric Nitric and Aceicr Gum Arabic, Aloes,iEther.Spt’s. Nitr Sp’t*. Hartshorn, Curb Amnion Arrow Root, Aqua Fortin, Hal’s. Cop iivn Peruv. Burk, Burley Pearl Blister,Oin’t. Borax, Extract Butternut, Castor Oil Chalk prepared, Colchi^um Croton Oil Dover Powder, Isingl'i**, Musk Orris Boot Hop.* Hive Syriin. Iodine, Vol ami EascutOils Sal Eratit", l(hunnrl), Patent Medicines Sulplmt Quinine, Pulv. ami Sol. Most of Carpenter*’ Extracts Rowamr* Tot tie Mixture Swains Panacea,Kreosote. Surgeon* ImUrium-nt*, Stomach pump. Forceps Best Lancet-Spring, d«. Silver Tooth Instruments, various. Syringes nil kind* Lithotomy a mI Trephining Instruments Clipping *ml Eve do. Artilii in I Nipple* Nipple shell*and Glatse*, Paint" 6c Oil* Glass Specie jars, all size*. I’uiul Druidic* «s*’t. Liussed, Lump nml Train Oil Verdigris, Venetian Bed Rose Pink, Carmine Diop, Lako Smalt.- of various colon.* Black Ijcnd and YWtshe* (iold and Silver Leul umi Foil. January 19 51 tl January HIU.'S. .up..- sale by Jim nary 5 t old Peach Brnndv, for ALLEN *c YOUNG. 49 tf 50 do N E Hum, 40 do A 25 do American Brandy, for s»le by Gin AI LK.N Si' YOUNG. Oin:ii|»ai^ne Cider. 20 G. B. TERRY'. C.i kli. ta fciyi «s». 20 ^ 80,000 I.V y G. It. TEBRY. Goxlicn Itiilter. On CoiiHiKiieiieut oiunston l.ime, just re- ALLEN Sc YOUNG. 6^6 CASKS focsii Tlioi reived by r QR. CASKS, Toncriffe Wine, for sale by ALLEN Sc YOUNG. Jatntttff I 49 tf_ V^aiiip Oil. ^ BBl.S. WiutcrStrained Oil, for* Fi'Ssue CoilVe. Bbl* and hag* of best Coffee, just received AUG. HAYWARD. 19 51 if Superior Honey Dev. Tobacco, KEGS, fir*t rate, Honey D<*w Tobacco, manufactured by Jaine* Morgan, Lynch- so, 55 kee* low priced ('hew mg Tobacco, leby E. S. GREENWOOD Sc Co. • 19—9tf r.len Seeds, of superioi G. B. TEBRY. 52 If Siaitcrior Tobacco. |Y EFTWICII’S best chewing Tobacco, in small M A or large qunnlilie*—Also, Sait, Bagging uml Hope, all nl' wliidi muy be bad at - i i)i« A11.3. HAYWARDS. O' BuHcr.ft I.md rnc.it, just received nud for i triber, 51 Keg* Butteraml Lard. WM. I*. YONGE, Front-* THE PUBLIC BREAKFAST AT MRS. LEO HUNTERS. Tins miirningcumei it wus u pleosnnt a : ghi to behnl.i Mr« r l iiprnuii iu full Brigtitid’s cos tume, with a very li/jhi jacket, sitting like n pin-cushion over hi* book and shotiliJera; the upper portion of his leg* et.cuse.l in the vol vet shorts, and the lower part thereof swath ed iu the complicated haudage* to which all Brigands ure peculiarly nttHched. It wus pleasing to see hi* open and ingenious coun tenance, well mnstachoed and corked, look ing out from un open shirt collar; aud to con template the. sugur-lonl hat, decorated with ribands of ull colors, which ho was compel led lo carry on his knee, inasmuch as no known conveyance with a top to it, would admit of any man’s carrying it between hii head nml the roof. Equally humorous and agreeable u as the appearance of Mr. tfnml- gm*s, in blue satin trunk* nml cloak, white silk lights and shoes, and Grecian helmet, which every body knows, (and if thpy do not, Mr. HolomoitjLucns did,) to have been the regular, authentic, evory-duy costume of a Troubadour, from the earliest ages down to the time of their final disappearance from the face of the earth. All this was pleasant, hut ’.his was nothing compared with the shouting of the populace wheu the carriage drew up behind Mr. Foil’s chariot, which chariot it- sell drew up at Mr. Poll’s door, which door itself opened, and displayed the great Pott accoutred as a Russian officer of ju-u ice, with a iremet.d mis kooot in hi* hand—tastefully typical of the stern and mighty power'Df the baiaiiNwill Gazelle, uud tho fearful lashing* ii bestowed on public offenders. *• Bravo!" shouted Mr. Tupmnn and Mr. Snodgrass from tho passage, wlioo they be hold the walking allegoty. “ Bravo!” Mr. Pickwick was heard lo ex claim from the passage. “Hoo—roar Pott,” shouted the, populace. Amid these salutation*, Mr. Pott, smiling with that kind of bland 'dignity which sulli- cicully testified that lie lull his power, und knew how lo exert il, got-into his chariot. Then there emerged from tho house, Mrs. Pott, who would have looked very like A - pcllo if she had o’t Lad u gown on, conduct ed by Mr. Winkle, who ill his light red-coul, could not possibly nave been mistukcu for any thing but a sportsman, if he hud not botne an equal resemblance to a general pust- man. Last of till, came Mr. Pick wick, whom the hoys applauded as loudly as any body, probably under the impression that his tights und gaiter* were some remnants of the dark ag's; und then tho two vehicles proceeded towards Mrs. Leo Hunter's—Weller (who was to assist iu wailing) being stationed on the box of that in which his master was seated. Every one of the men, women, boy*, girls, dml babies, u ho were assembled lo sec the visitors in their faucy dresses, screamed with delight und eCstcay, wheu Mr. Pickwick, with the Brigand on one arm, and the Tiuub- adour on the other, walked solemnly up the mtruriec. Never were such shout* heard, a* those which greeted Mr. Tupman's efjbris lo fix the Httgarlouf that oil hi* head, by wuy of entering the gulden in style. The preparations were on the most delight ful scale; fully realizing the prophetic Pott’s antic put ion* about the g irgeousness of Eas tern Fairy-land, and at once Ktlbrding a suf ficient contradiction to the malignant state ments of the reptile Independent. Tin* | grounds were more than an acre and a quar- | ter in extent, and they wore filled with peo- Never wus such n blaze of beauty, and ’ Lit Dossihla that I have really the grati fication of beholding Mr.Pickwick himself!’’ ejaculated Mr*. Leo Hunter. •No oilier, ma’am,’ replied Mr. Pickwick, bowing very low. “Permit me to introduce my friends—Mr. Tupmnn—Mr. Winkle— Mr. Snodgiuss—to the authoress of ’The Ex piring Frog,* Very few people but those who have tried it, know what u difficult process it is, to bow iu greetr velvet hiuhIIm, and u tight jacket and high crowned-hat, or iubluesmin trunks uud white Milks, or knee chords and iop-bootv that were never made for’ tho wearer, and have been fixed upon him without the re-" mutest reference to the comparative dimen sion* of himself and the suit. t Never were huclt distortions ns Mr. Tupman’s frame un derwent iu his efforts to appear easy and aructlul-never wuhsijcIi ing.'uiou* posturiug his fancy-dressed friend* exhibited, Mr. Pickwick.’ said Mrs. Leo limiter. *1 must make you promise nut to stir from my side the whole day. Tricro are hundreds ol people hero, that I must positively introduce you to.’ . •You aro very kind, ma’am,' said Mr. Pickwick. ‘ In tho first place, here are my little girls; I had almost forgouon them,’ said Minerva, curlessly pointing towards a| couple of lull grown young ladies, of whom one might be about twenty, und the other a yeur or two older, aud Who were dressed iu Very juvenile costumes—whether to muke them look young or their inuiuma younger, Mr. Pickwick does not distinctly inform us. They ure very beautiful,’ said Mr. Pick wick, as the iuveniler turned away, after be ing presented. They are very like their mamma, cir,' Haul Mr. Pott, majestically. •Oh! you naughty man,’ exclaimed Mrs. Leo Hunter, playfully tapping tfie Editor's arm with her fan (Minerva with a fan !) ’Why now, my dear Mrs. Hunter,' said Mr. Pott, who was cumpmer iu ordtuury at the Den, ‘you know that when your picture iu the exhibition of the Royal Academy, lust year, every body inquired whether it wus 'uteuded for you or your youngest daughter; for you were so much alike that titer telling the diif'erence between you.' lit'* Hill r y 19 Mioes, L J UST received end Id* old "tend, H Cu*r« Negro Chth* and Hhirtings 36 ca*e* Shoe* and Boots, aborted, 1 case Cups usfcorled. AUG. HAYWARD. O f Bnil i.olililnoiI.IUIO..n,rEd r lof.,’,;\ , i,7c'oh.7.','<iow'n i JOIWSON. NUCKOLLS & KROTIIKR i\i;\v oooii*. Pelerines, white black and spotted fancy . ... grey Liburian *qrl Pelerines, Blin k do. black rabbit, ceney ami down Tippet*,chinchilla Ctmc*and Pele rine*, *qrl tail and coney Boa*. I.adie* Lont’ Kid nnd HE subscriber* having become the pr.qirie- l satin top Glove*, open work, English *ilk uud pic “ * ’ * nic do. col’d kid and fur ton do u variety of fig’d and embroidered Belt*, n bcHUtiful lot iff Bonnet Ribbons latest style,a first rate n*soitinenl of *ilk, cotton und merino Hosiery, Ladle* gold and silver black and white sntliii kid, seal morocco and fasiing Slipper*, button, gaiter, ilut, seal ami lasting Boms, Mi-"**", Bovs and Children’s Slippers. Broadcloths, Cssimeres, Snttim t* snd Kentucky Jean*, a full assortment of Ready-Made Clothing, Hat* Boot* and Shoe*, and keep ronMtantly on hand Messrs. Calhoun Sc Baa*, respectfully announce lo the public generally, that they erenow receiving, and ready to receive all Cottons and Merchandize lor storage, or on consignment, upon which liberal ad vances will be made to Planters or Merchants. Strict attention will be given to all business entrusted to their care, and every effort on their part to give satis faction to their patrons. Particular attention will be paid to receiving and forwarding GOODS. GEO. W. KOSS St Co. October 14 37 tf AfTO. HAYWARD, A'lONTINUES at hi* old stand, in the Ware- \j House Business. Hie unreroitted attention wifi ba cheerfully given to all orders for receiving, forwarding and weighing Cotton, and to all othar business ia hie line. Columbus Jan. 19 61 fi T, Hard irtineutof Wood Ware, Qi Ware and Cutlery. Sueur, Coffee, Molas*es, Iron Castings, Bacon, Mackerel, Baguiiig, Rope, Twine. Negro Shoes, Blankets ami Kersey.; snd a good assortment of Dome*tic and Staple Goods, all of which they are offerinefor sale nt the lowest prices. Georfiln and Alabama Dlankft, Of every description, for sale at this office i*d a fresh supply of i ich in addition to their for mer stock make* their assortment very extensive^ Among which will be found Btip’r blue black nnd *t«*e| mixed Cloths Cassimere Satin.-tie; Flannel, Blanket* Brown and bleached etlieeiiog* und Shirtings A great variety of |lhiitiHud figured Silks Pluin amhigun-d t bailey Gent.’* and Ladies’ Silk Hosiery and Gloves Ready Made Clothing. 8IIOE9,—A genet ul assortment ot Ladies’ and Gent.’# Mln**s snd Boot*; course Shoes; Boys’, Misses*, nnd Children’* do. Crork«ry, <ilimwarr, (lardwnrr Sl Cutler} Chllin*’ Cast Steel Axes, (warrantedgenuine.) Casting*, Iron and Steel, Set. Ac. Jan. 5, 1837. 49 tf 19 fuidiiou uud literature. There u*av the young [o by j Indy who ’•tlid" the poetry iullie Eutu*n*H ill i Gazette, in (lie curb of n Miitiitin, lenniut' i iijm» i the arm of the young Gentleman who (dx CL Ch|im, 1 **did M the review deportment, nnd who^Htta r suit! by Ihe subscriber, nl j ppropriutely liitbituiited in u fit-id muraliull’s utiiform—the oooih excepted. Thero were j host* «f these geniuse-, and any reauonnhle : person would have thought it honour enough . to meet them. But mute than these, there were half a dozen lions from London—nu- | ihbre, real authors, who hnd written whole i books, uml printed ilium afierwutdv—ami j here y ou might seen ’in, walking about, like ( ordinary men, smiling, and talking—ay,and talking pretty considerable nonsenso too, no <joubt with the benign intention of rendering i themselves intelligible to the common peo ple about them. Moreover, there was a band Mew art A Viimtllw'owd | °1 mneiein pasteboard cap*; four something UimmpttiKue M int*, i ry superior quuliiv in Imxe*. in*t ro i d and for sale by W.M. P. YONGE 51 tf Front street UtM-kcrcl, FEW bids. No. 3 Wnckorol,received on mi bigimirutand forsalv bv WM. I». YONGE nimrv 19 51 tl ' Front str* T For Sale. T WO first rate lots of Land for sals, nine miles 1 private sale from Columbus. Possession given imme- on consignum diately. Apply lo E. B. \V. SPIVEY. January If 50 tf I January 19 it tsinift-rh in the cosiiinic of their country. | tnj n dozen hired waiters in the coatume of | their country—and very dirty continue too. Above all, there wan Mrs. Leo Hunter in the * ehiiraeler uf Minerva, receiving the com pa- | ny, nud oveillowiug with pride uud e>atifi- j rmioti at the notion of having called biich dis- titigtiiahrd individuals together. | * Mr. Pickwick, mu* urn,’ taid a servant, 1 as that getilh .nan approach theed presiding goddchs, witli his hat in his hand, and (lie • Brigand nod Troubadour ou either arm. I *\Vhat—where!” exclaimed Mr*. Leo ifutaeuts. Liberal advance*imule Hunter, stalling up, tu an alRcted r-iptu.e E. SIGOURNEY NORTON. ol p lj ,f •Hero, said 31r. Pukwick. H VVL ussonnted lbcin*clvn* together for the pm pose ol Irniisactinga Getirral Comini**-ioa htiRine** ul St. JohcjiIi", !• torida, where they will !»e huppy to receive fuvoi* ftom their fi iends nml the public. GEORGE STEWART. Aug. 18. 29 if JOS L. SMALLWOOD. aiimimisi) r 1 CO .11.11/ti SI ON BUSINESS. i^HK.iili..-ri!irr inf. III. ilwlaul fi If nil.niul the put lu generally that he keen* hi* Auc tion Busiues.* coii-tntillv moving, tlmt be can turn n shim 11 quantity of goods into a* much money and uh quick us the next man. lie would al»o infurtq the public that he is mow supplied with first rate Houses,for the pt riKise of carrying 'Well, and ifthey did, why need you re pent it, before attanger*?’ *uid Mrs. Leo lluuter, bestowing nuuiher tap on the slum bering lion of the Eatattswifi Gazette. Count, Count,' screamed Mrs.Leo Hun ter to a well-whiskered individual iu a for eign uniform, who was passing by. . •Ah! you wutil mu?' suid the Count, turning buck. • I waul to introduce two very clever peo ple to each other,’ said Mrs. Leo Hunter.— ’Mr. Pickwick, I huv' great pleusuro in in troducing you to Count Smorltotk.' Bite ad- •hid in a hurried whisper to Mr. Pickwlbk— ’the famous foreigner—guttiering materials for hi*great work oil Engtund—belli!—Count rimorlfurk, Mr. Pickwick.’ Mr. Pickwick saluted the Count with oil the reverence duo loan great a muu, aud the Count drew forth a set of tablets. ’What you any, Mrs. limit?' inquired the Count, ttmiling graciously ou the gratified Mr*. Leo Huuter. • Pig Vig or Big Vig— what you call—Lawyer—oh ? I see—that is it. Big Vig’—and the Count wus proceed ing to enter Mr. Pickwick in his tublet*, a* a gbiitlemuti of the lung robe, who derived hi* name from the profi'wsiun to which he belong ed, wheu Mrs. Leo Huuter interposed. •No, no, Count,' suid the Judy, ‘Pick wick.* •All. ah, I see.' replied the Count. ‘Peek —Christian name; W eeks—surname, good, ver good. Peek Weeks. How y«,u do, Week*?’ •Quite well, I thank you.' replied Mr. Pickwick, with all his iinouI uiiiibiliiy — • Have you been long in England V ‘Long—ver long time—fortnight—more.’ •Doyon stay here long?' • Ono Week.' •You will have enough to do.’ *nid Mr, Pickwick smiling, “to gather all the materi al* you wuut, in that time.” • Eh, they are gathered.’ said the Count, ‘Indeed !” said Mr. Pickwick. • They are here,' added the l^eunt, tap ping hi* forehead significantly. ‘Largo book at home—full of note*—music, picture, sci ence, poetry, politic, all ing*.’ ‘ The word politics, sir,' said Mr. Pick wick, ’comprise*, in itself, u difficult study of no inconsiderable magnitude.' ‘Alt J" said the Count, drawing out the ta blet* ugniu,‘ver good—fine word* to begin a chapter. Chapter forty seven. Pollies. The word pollic surprises by himself—' And down went Mr. Pickwick’s remarks in Count Smorl'ork’s tablet", with such va-^ nations and additions aw the Count's exuber ant fancy suggested, or bis imperfect knowl edge of the language occasioned. • Count,'said Mr*. Lt*o Hunter. • Mr*. Hunt,' replied the Count. 'This is Mr. Snodgrass, u friend of Mr. Pickwick's, and a poet.’ ’.Stop,' cxcluimtd the Count, cringing out the tablets once more. ‘Hcud, potty—chap ter, literary friends—name. Snowgtns*; ver good. Introduced to Httowgros*—great poet, friend of Peek Weeks—by Mr*, limit, which wrote othei sweet poem—wind is that of tli** Frog—Perspiring Frog—ver good—ver good indeed.” And the Count put uphistu- blcts. and with, sundry bow* und acknowl edgements w-ulkcd .away thoroughly satisfi ed that lie had made the most important nnd valuable addition to bis stock of information. ’Wonderful man, Count Suiorltoik, said Mrs. Leo Hooter. ’ Bound philosopher,* said Pott. • Cleur-iteaded, Hlrong-niiodcd person, ad ded .Mr. Snodgrass. A chorus of hy-sttinders took up the shout of Count Stnorliork'9 p~uise, shook their heads sagely, aud uuuuttuousiy cried ‘Ve- ry.’ A* the enthusiasm in Count ftmorltork's favour ran very high, his praises might Imve been sung until the cud of tiie festivi ties, if the lour something can singer* bad not ranged themselves in I rout of a small apple tree, to look picturesque, and commenced singing their national soucs. which appeared hv no mrun* difficult of execution, inasmuch us the giand secret seemed to be, rliut three of the *oiiieihiug-eun singers should grout, while the fourth howled. This iidciesliug performance having concluded amidst the loud plaudits of the whole company, u boy forthwith proceeded to eniungie himself with the rails of a chair, and to jump over d, un i loctuwl under it, and lull down with it, und do every thing but sit upon it, and then to make a cravat of bis legs, and tie them round hi* neck, and then to illustrate the ease with which *li(’ human being can Ire n.tide to i.-ok like a maundied loud—ail winch feat* yield ed high delight and satis fuel to a to the as sembli-d spectators. Alter which, ti e voice of Mr,. Poll was beard to chirp laiutlv forth, something which courtesy interpreted into u -oug, whieh was ull very closdcal, uud striet- ] |y in ci'tra er, because Apollo was himself i composer, and composers can very lo ti s.ug their own music or auy body ebr t i.b r. This was succeeded by Mrs. Leo limiter'’- nr. nation of her fur famed od* to an expiring Frog, which w u » encored oner, and would have hern encored twice, if tl.e major part of tlte guests, who thought it wan high lime to get something lo eel. IumLooI auid (hat it was perfeerty shameful (o lake ml vantage of Mrs. Hunter's giaid natuvft 8n. although Mr*. Leo Hunter profemedIter per fect willingness fo recite the ode ntaia, hrr kind und considerate friends wouldn't beer of it on any account; aud the reffoshutent room being thrown rmen, all the people who had ever been tfiefe beliire. ecrembled in with all possible despatch.; Mrs* Leo Him- for'* usual course of proceeding being, to is- Hoe cards for u hundred, and break fuel for filly, or in other woods to feed only the very P«rii< n!at lion*, *nd let the emaller animals take cure of them-efves. ‘Where is Mr. Poll?’ anid Mm. in Hunter, as she placed rhe aforesaid iioos a- round her. * Here I run,' said the editor, from Bin'to- ry farihe-t end of the rooui; far beyond oil hnpa of loud, unless something was dtMfllfal him by the hostess. • Wt-n’t you romo op here!' * Oh, proy don’t mind him.” said Mra- Pott, in the most obliging voice— * you-^ivo yourself u gr» at deal of uouecrueary tronfa- le. Mi*. Iluiner. You’ll do very well there, won’t you—dear.” *’Certainly—love,” replied the unhappy Pott, with a griin smile. Alas fort be Imioui! The nervouNurm that wielded it, with each gigantic force ujMiti public cliHnick‘ra,'wu» pnralyzeij beneath the glauce of the imueri- ous Mrs. Poit. Mrs. Leo limiter looked round her, irt triumph : Count Hmorltork was busily an* gaged tu lukiog notes of the contents of I her dishes ; Mr. Tupman was doing the honors of the lobster salad to severuHionessei, with a degree of gince which uo Brigand ever exhibited before ; Mr Snodgrass having cal out the young gentleman who cut up Ihw nooks for the Eatanswill Gazette, was en gaged in au impassioned argument with ihe young tudy who did ihe |K>eiry; and Mr, Pickwick was making himself universally agreeable. Nothing seemed wauling to ren der the select circle complete, when Mr. W Hunter, whose department ou these occa sions was to stand about in door-ways, and talk to the lens important people—suddenly called out— • My dour; here’s Mr. Charles Fita-Mar- shall.” Oh, dear,' said Mrs. Leo Hunter, 'how anxiously 1 have been expectitig him. Pray make room, to let Mr. Fits Marshall pasq.— Tell Mr. Fiiz-Marshall, my dear, to coma up* be acolued for coining so* hie.' 'Coming, my dear ma'am,' cried a voice, 'as quick us I enu—crowds of people-full room—hard work-*-very.* Mr. Pickwick's knife nun fork fell from.bis hand. He stared across (he (able at Mr. Tupman, who hnd dropped his knife poll 1 fork, and was looking as if he were about to sink into the grouud without further no* tice. ( ^ ‘ Ah !*cried the voice, as its owner puahetf his way among the last five-and twenty Turks, officers, cavaliers, and Charles the Seconds, that reinnined between linn and the table, * regular mangle—Baker's j afeni—-not ii creasu in my coat ufieral! ihi*squeezing— might have ‘ got up my liueb as I came a- |ong'—Iim ! liu ! not a bud idea, that—queer thing to hove it mangled when il't upon one,* thmioh—trying process—very.' / ,J Willi these broken words, a voting man dressed as a naval officer made his way* up to the table, aud presented to the astonished Pickwickian*, the identical form and features of Mr. Alfred Jingle. The ofieuder hud barely time to lake Mrs. Leo Humor's proffered hand, when his eyee encountered the indignant orbs uf Mr. Pick wick. • Hallo ” said Jingle. .“Quite forgot—no directions to postillinu—give 'em at ouce—— back in a mimue.” 'The servant or Mr. Hunter will do it in a moment, Mr. Fitz-Murshall,' said Mrs. Leo Hunter. 'No, no—I'll do it—shan't be long—fiack in no time,' replied Jingle. With these words, he disupneured among the crowd. ‘Will you ol low me to ant you, ma~ani.‘ said the excited Mr. Pickwick, rising front' Ids seat, * who i bat young man is, and where* he resides V • fie i* u gentleman of fortune, Mr. Pick wick,' said Mrs. Leo limiter, 'to whom f very much want to irurm/Tjce you* Tha Uonnt will be delighted with hill).' • Yes, yes,' suid Mr’ Pick ili* residence,” • Is hi pieseut at the Angel at Bury.' ‘.’ll Bury?’ At Bury, Pi. Edmunds, not many miles Pickwick, hastily.— vimunds. not many miles lear me, Mr. Pickwtckl you iiivn us: surely, Mr. nrk- thiuk of going so soon.' from here. But dear not going lo lea wick, you cannot think ol going so *oorf. v But long before Mrs. Leo Hunter had fin ished speaking, Mr. Pickwick had plifngsd tlimugli the throng, aud reached the garden, windier he wus shortly aflerwnrds joined by Mr. Tupman. * He has grille.' ' I know it,' said Mr. Pickwick, ‘and twill follow him.' Follow him. Where ?” inquired Mr. fupniau. 'To the Angel nt Bury,' replied the Pick wick, speaking very quickly. * How do wo know whom he is deceiving there ? Hs de- ivetl n woit/iV muu ouce, aud ws were the innocent cause. He shall not do il aggin, if 1 can exjHMu him. Sum! Where's my servani?. • Here you ure, sir,' said Mr. Wsller, em‘ ciging from a sequestered spot, where he had been engaged iu discussiiig a bottle dcira, which he had abstracted from fa# breakfast-table, on hour or two beffarov—-• Here's your servant, sir. Proud of Bioih tie, a* the Living Bkellinlon suid,- *eu tfioy show'd him.* Follow ine instantly,' said Mr. Pickwick. 'Tupman, if I stay at Bury, you can jotu me there, when 1 »*>riie. Till (lien,gt.NMl bye.' Remonstrances were useless. Sr.PIcK. wick wb» ruu.i.'il, ami hi. mind wm iMd, Mr. Tupinaii returned tn Iri. coni|i.n- iuna> eml in unntlicr hnur, had diowuwl .11 preacut rtciilleciinn of Mr. Alfred Jtujtle nr .Mr. L'liuilc. Fiizmaraliall, iti an etbilara- liuK quudrilla ami u bottle ul' Champ.!,ne. Hv t ii .il nine, Mr. IVkwick and "am .Wall er, iiordieil on tile nui.rrie nf. (lap. ciwch, were every auceeeiiiug.winuw |ilaciug . |em ami le«« iti.iauce between iheimKlveeandibe; -uik! old tuwrt uf Jl'irv Seini K lmuodo Coot, Oiiiihauk.—What delermiMd' put- pose, whatclrcteive anion, what cool r.lcu- lolion, wliuta powerful efTort at vnlitiun, t‘ rcpiiree to get out of bed one oftlyiMiry rniirninga ! The man who in . atovrlew., lireleoi room, cm dellberaiely pu.h backlit, h-ilcloihe* and rool mit of hi. watih item, wiitioul n eliriii! or aliudder, ia catculaiad for ile ds of noble during, He ehnuld hold him* eeK in randinen ii.euii.t aguinat the Indians, for be undoubtedly |Kwscases one raaenti.l ri-|uisite «f a soldier, lu wit. cnolu<«<. lie li.isn s jvagsiie*. ofdi»|Ki.iiiou, and in icinera "Heeling, which though tlmv itmy ciiinmainl respect, they ennimt be envied Cur a man of Pltclgirmtic temperament, it ret|itire, ■ mighty ettort lo go in bed—n iiiiglnier loCurn over when he geu t ore—but mightiest ul'trll 1 to got t.p attain. H' lnre he goes lie warn., and Hints, uml turns uud warms; |srke. his t.ies to the fire, then la's ItHels—mb. I. • hands—hake. hi. »hi„i, nnd ripaks to b«.U Then if a .lia.ak liap|ten-to It'rwr u'ver his linen, aix inehra from the w rm p-nee where it wus originally planted, lie am ntlie. , hack us though he Were tanka till. Bi t whet day comes, a ad tlte breuktiiu things begin lo rut.le ou the trble—bare we must be excused for H. no joke—llon-nnsm, til... buro l*url«t.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, February 23, 1837, Image 1