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VOLUME X.
COLUMBUS, GA. THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1837.
NUMBER 8.
,, before the duy
adobe-
• of li
iiijt—those of ItHiiil
; those of Personal
lOBtiiuentHry, of aduiiuis-
ilvertined in aoui* public 0«
ielte m foil.
under reyula
irtgage fi 1*4,1
, k o. of Lnml mill Negron., l.y Elorutorf, Ailmlrl.lr.
to,.or fi.lnr.linm, for iixrv "ay. heforellie 'l.y nf.nl'
.ales ol pomouttl properly (except negroes) forty oavi
r Citations bv Clerks of the Cnur “ “
application lor lot
Iishod for thirty ..... . ..
Citations upon application for difltnlssinn, by r.xecniors,
Ad uinlstratorsor Guardians, monthly for fix months.
Ordkks of Courts ofOrdinnry, (accompanied with a copy
ofthnbonil.or itfreamenO toiunko titles to land, mnsi
* rilREF. MONTH*.
mentors, Administrators or Gunrdiuns, of
j the Court of Ordinary for leavo to sull
the Land or \n yroesan estate, FOUR MONTHS.
Notices bv Executors or Adniinistialors, to the Debtor*
.Hid Creditors of an estate, for six weeks.
iu the county whei
Property, whore the lette'i
tratinn or of guardinniliip “
1 quired to he prei
IT Letters to the Edit
Min, to entitle thorn to
WATCIirS, JEWELRY, MUSIC.
F O S T F. U A F O Ci L F ,
H AVE on hand a splendid assortment of the
uliovo, mill nil otlior tuTnrics in their hit- ol
business, nml intend keeping their stock complete
by recipient importation*!. Among tUmr articles will
bo louml evnry description of
Gold and Silver Watches,
Of tlm most approved makers, nml ol prince vnrv-
inff from Twenty Dollars to Two Hundred und
Fifty Dollars—^ome nM).*«t superior articles.
A rich collection of
Jcwnlry, Silver Ware and Plated Ware,
Such ns
Chains, Keys, Rings, Breast Pins, Pencil Case*
Spectacles, Thimbles, Medallions, &e. Spoons, La
dles, Knives, Forks, Sugar Tongs, Castors, Candle-
slicks, Snuffers uml Trays, Astral Lamps, Brilish
Piute, Unis, Ac. A ge.nerul assortment of
SUPERFINE CUTLERY,
Such ns. Pen, Pocket oml Dirk Knives,.Scissors,
Pistol?, Tutile Cullv ry, Arc. with every variety of
FANCY ARTICLES, usually kept iu a’u exitiyuvc
be se«T | Jewelry Establishment.
GREAT BAKUAINS ! ! j
Good# must go.
Selling' off at Cost!
rat HK x.ihf’eribcr Iniving ...into nr» hli.inoK" nr- ,
R. rnncoiHPUtn, offjrn lit the ciliK^nn "1 Ci.ltn..* ,
bun, Country De.il.hi, mi l the Planter.. in ennernl, ,
bin entire .leek »f .Wereluimli*., AT COS I, for
CASH onlv. His .lock coinin'* or French, En- I
tlinli nml Xmoric.i.i l»rv G.iO(U,uf the lul.-sl iinpnr-
inlionn, mill nil ill firit rnln nrilor. Aim, Silks, |
Clmltoi«, Milliner.', Clothing. Hm». h«i»; Fur.
'iCapor. Slfoe*, Jcwi-lrv, Cnllety, llorilivnrtf, Lrock-
/ery i'tc. ete.otc.; loyrllior willt n fine lot of Hkvii- I
ns Ciitfre,Sir.-dr unit Cignra. Alro,n eplemliil
elwiinlot of AInnnfii.itilre.l Tnlmccn, of llr
bliinile, Cos- Hrninly. Ilollmnl Gin, Milb. B .. ....
full wnrrmilcil to lie ircililino nliporlnl Liquors.] ,y
mint'll wili-key, N. 12. Gin, N. 14. Rum, nml n gn
vmiotv of oilier artielos, too leiiious to inonlnin.
Cull on tin Bust rlils ol' Hriiml-elroel, next door
Messrs. Johnson, Nuckolls »V. Brother, nnd one di
|,alow tlio Priulinr Offino of ilia Columbus Knq
rer.in Xilos Co.’s olilstnnil, aiiero Clienji Gin
will ba liimal.nsl mn iloiorlilinoil to
or retail, at co<t.
rbltimbne. March 9, IB37.
N. B. FhiriJa and all other uncurrent money ta
ken for Hoods.
Abo, a huge coll/offnuA>rthi k h>o'6t
^Popular and Fashionable Music,
Lays, Marches, Waltzes, Rondos, &.c.
All of which they will he gl.id to show nornon* who
may favor them with a call, at tliwir old stand—just
above the Insurance Bank.
\rr All kinds of REPAIRING und JOB WORK,
executed ul short notice.
Jan 5. 40y
k^«KT4l7H) it I'orM tin
generally ih.H they
1 acral and larg
A GREAT BARGAIN.
fN coitHeqaence of llto ill healllt of
id offer their enliro stock of
Dt GflLSE & GORYffAN,
Rrond-st. ColmahtH, opposite Moimo & Tarver.
H AVE ami are eonstuiiilv receiving n -elect and
fashionable RSRortmcnt of
VViitchos, Jewelry & Fancy Goods,
Consisting of indies nml gcti'loin'in’s Gold anchor
, ol the choicest : Kscnpement, Duplex, I*opiue uml plain Watches;
Ladies Nock Chains, Geutlemnis l«uard nml Fob
C urns, Seals and Krvs, Fr,r-riiigs, Breastpins and
Finger Kings, Gold Thimbles, Bracelets, Buckles,
Slides, .Snaps, Necklaces, bend Ornaments ami mem
orandum Books. A new and splendid article ol
Ladies nml Gentlemens Dressing Case*, a fine hs-
sortment of Gobi ni d Si!v. i mounted Canes, Sil
ver, Snuff nnd tfoeni Boxes, Music lJ»xc», playing
from two to eiclu nils, fine Cutlery, besides every
articlo hrlongingto the Jewelry uml Fancy bust*
G. DrOlLSE, formerly watch maker in the store
of P. MiedzieLki, will repair and warrant watches
of every dnseription, Clocks, Music Boxes oml ue-
eordeons. Also Jewelry ol'all kinds neatlv repaired.
All Watches sold nt this storo. will he. kept in or-
ntcHiniigod
A. LEVIhON.
of the
i,mien im. - i All wateties soiti nt
the subscribers wish to bring their ou- | f j er< p r oc of chnrgc, for
limn during the your ami the same prico ullowcd «
lid for.
JAMES O. GORMAN, Miniature Painter,wool
, r ,,i A ,wjc*u "~a im. ii.o tmiCK i hiforin the hulies nml gentietuan of Coltuuhtts, tin
ATCO?>l nnd CHARGES. A Is ,1" '< i he has removed his Painting Room, to the stnreof
n. it is among mu , *, y 0 i inr „ m r „o,t», m .
Clothing ; Cloths; Cassimeros; \ estings, | pniiHon
TriniBsings apt! Fancy (ioods,
STORE uow occupied ny them. It is among
best stands in the city, and hn« a good run of cus
tom. Persons wishing to nuntliaso wtll plewjo caii
irnmodiately. G. II. &.G. A. 1 EABODY.
N. B. All persons ind-hted to the concern, eitlte
hy noto or nccoutit, are luqucstcd
immediately.
Kebrnar? 9 It*
Gorman DoGilse, where lie ir ready to attend to
vhonmy honor niin with tltoir patronage.
New Book Storo.
T HE subscribers nra now opening, (ono door
bulow the Insurance Bank,) a largo assort-
moot of
Books and Stationary,
Fine English and American Annuals.
Paints, Mimic, Musical Instruments, Paper Hang
ings, Fancy Articlos, &c. which tho public are boIi-
eited to call and examine. I. C. I LAN 1 St (■»•
P. 8. They have made arrangements to receive
all tbs popular works of tho day, direct iroin the
publishers, hv Steam Boats nnd Stages.
February i3, , 1 tr .^
Dissolution.
PJ1HE copartnership^ heretofore (
i-ting
tho firm of King & Boring, was dissolved
the 90th December by mutual consent
and accounts due the said firm
Henry King, who is dtilv anth
sains, and those indebted, are
to make immediate pay men
the hands of
iftcil to collect tho
nrnestly requested
I those, hnv
mniid*'ait*iii*t"tlV* linn, will prosmit them to .uiJ
King for payment.
' IIEIVUY KINO
\Y r ill coiitinuo business at the obi stand,
lalelv occuiii.il liy Kiint & BariilR, nt tho upper
...Lifliroil .treat. n«*t door to s.nitli J£ Morsnn,
■ nJ liMonli iml sit uile ami Fooev (.ooda, 1 «™-
wauUnd Cntlary, China and Ginn* Were, hats, ,
lioiinil*, Shoe*, foolscap, latter nnd arrnpinx panar, ; Mndeini, I'ort. Sli. i ry, Mnlniacy und Chilly Wine*,
- received from Baltimore, and New Mint, Rose,Cinnsm
ISeuiovu:.
HAMILTON, UUKD & Co.
AVE removal to their new store, next door
above >|r. Kivlitis* (Suns Souci,) where in
ion to ihmr former slock, they urn uow receiv
ing almost daily fresh supplies from heir muuufuc-
t Now Y,i
All who
I of
Ftock (.on* j, dress and business tlo. Surtoitts
t-ainblet w'trppcrs, Flushing Over Cunts
Blanket do Rihh’d and plain Cusaimore Pant’s.
Smtmett do. Cloth do. of all colours
Silk, Coiion and .Merino nett drawers and shirts
Linen, Cotton and Gingham tlo
Bosoms, Collars,I'ravtii-,Stocks,Suspenders
Gloves, Silk, woolen mid Cotton Hosiery
Boots, shoes, hats, or any thing iu tltc Ready
Made Clothing line,will do well to cull on us, ns
wp still continue to sell at the same cheap lute ns
hnretofom.
We have also a splendid assortment of cloths.
vestings of the most desirable nud
lira, which we are now prepared to
the most modern style.
fnshionnhlecoh
manufacture, it
January 5
•S.lfllTI^ <fc
k i)fORGAN /'
ndr cflrftonii'rs and friends
have
nd intend
keeping.n
on handJ
150 pieces Itenvy Inverness nnd Dundee bagging
75 pieces 42-inch Kentucky bagging
100 cods hale rope, good nriii-lo
300 In 1* Orleans und Forto Rico sugar
10 hhtls St. Croix sugar; 70 bugs Rio coffee,prime
20 hags old Java coffee; 100 hrls prime green do
50 hrls Laguirn do; 20 do St. Domingo do
100 hrls Wost Indin nnd Orleans molasses
30 bxs Lcftwick’s best tohn. ro; 10 do S. Terry do
40 boxes sperm caudles; 200 do soup
150 kegs mills, assorted sizes
50 tons best Swedes iron, assorted German blist
ered & enst steel, hand <V hoop iron of ull sizes
!0I»G Racks salt,large size; 3000 lbs Georgia ba- on
500 prs negro shoes; gentiumen’snnd Indies’ shoes,
assorted; a general assortment of mockery
20 qr rusks dry Mala.'rn tviuc
5 qr casks L P Tcncriffeo
200 htue grit grindstones
Together w ith numerous articles ton tedious to can-
nirratr; they would also inforiu their old customers
that they intend purchasing not tun through the sea
son, and will, ns heretofore, pay tho highest cash
prices. We suv. give m; a cull ut our new store,
upper end of Broad street.
September 1. 31 if
GROC’EKIEM.
GKO. W. It OSS Co.
(8uer«»or> to T. A M. Kvun*,) st (iioir former HhihI, cor-
nor of Kiuultilph & Ogletliorpo-Btr.Cnliiotiu’s Hotel.,
OFFER FOR BALK,
llll'DS. St. Croix Sugar.
/m\r 30 Hh’da W. L Molusses,
10 Bh’la Georgia Syrup,
90 Bags Prime Culm (Toffee, 40 do. Rio do.
GO Bh’ls Java do. 10 do Lf. Sugar,
4 Boxes Boston refined do.
20 Bh’ls N E Rum, 15 do. do. Whiskey.
30 do. do. Gin. 4 do. Cordial UNHoited.
30 do Malaga Wine.
3 ('asks old Muderin Wine,
5 do O’l end Dop’d Brandy,
0 Pipes H. Gin. 4 Casks Champ. Brandy,
40,000 Choice liavniinh Sugars.
10 | mis Bur Iron assorted size.
100 Dundee Bagging,
10 Boxes Honey Dew Tobacco.
20 Boxes Y'ellow Soap. 10 do Fnnrv do
100 i;.*igs Nails. 10 do Horse Sime Shapes.
5 Bh’ls Choice old live Whiskey
00 Do Mess Fork. -20 dc Prime do.
20 Kegs (ioslten Butter. 40 do Lard,
20 Hall bh’ls. Beef Tongues,
60 Half bb’ls. Mackerel, No. 1. 2, & 3.
180 Boxes Glaus. GO Kegs White Lend.
5 Cask a Lamp oil. 2 do Linseed do.
20 Kegs F F G (Dupont’s) Powder,
40 Bugs Shot, assorted,
200 t'oiD Hemp Rope.
40 Do .Manilla do. f'*r Bunts.
30 Boxes Lemon Syrup,
40 Boxes Tullow Cuudb’.J,
€0 Do. Sperm do.
30 Baskets Champaign Wine.
10 Boxes do Cider. 20 do Starch.
40 Half bli’ls. Crawkcrs, Butler.
20 Do. Pilot Btend. 50 do Onions,
With a variety of other goods iu our line.
March 9,1837. 0—if
COTTON.
_ 3H_ If
PIECES Si
Al
Ogiethorpe-st
It Bagging, 100 coild
red hy
.len a young.
ALLEN 6c YOUNG.
EMPORIUM OU FASBIlO*.
HENRY MATTHEWS,
Has on hand, at his old stand, Broad-street, a Gen
erul Assortment of
Ulotlis, Cassimercs, Ready made Clothing.
The billowing ifl A list of a few articles:
f ONDON CLOi’lIS—niaak,blue,htown,green
JLi Dahlia & Oxford mix'd Cloths; Athens Broad
cloths, for Summer wear, of superior quality; Super
Vellonrs, Bombazine* and Cnmblcts.
CASSIMEK5—Black Cnssimere; Wood dyed
do.; London moleskin plaids, Lavender, Victoria,
mixture, clrnb, check’d, single niix’t, nbtids, brown,
doo-skin, tiger-skin,double tilt’d do.;uil of superior
nunlitv. .
DRILLING—Silk linen Drills;linen double rtb’d
do.; Melbourne Norweiabnn check’d do ; white
rihM honey comb do.: drab nml white cambric do.;
union white cotton do ; rib’d fancy Gambroons.
VESTINGS—Of all qualities, viz.: English vel
vet, silk, satin and check’d do.; Marseilles while
nml printed, silks, nnd figured Marinos; Chnllis;
figured Writings, 6cc,
Reutly-Miidc Clofhinfr
of every dcscrijiliou anti of the l»est mntcrinls.
Jnn. 1.
49tf
([.itlgrvvood, Torrence & Po.
Second door front the corner of Ogldliorc nnd Ron-
ilolph-sl. in the building of Dr. DcGralYenrcid.
H AVK just received nud offer for sola, a hand-
sonic assortment of
staple Dry Goods A Groceries,
consisting of Sugar, Cullen, Tea, Bagging, Rojjc,
nelln cord, Brandy, Bum. G'
York*a general' assortment of Grocerio*, (except
Liquors,) consisting in part of
St. Croix nod Porto Rico Sugars _
Java uml Rio Coffee, Crnc.ken, Raisins
Hodienand Glndes Bolter, Prunes, Cheese
50 K.»gs Nails, 401) pair Negro Shoes,
50 boxes Tallow Cindies. 30 boxes Soap
10 boxes Sperm Candles, Iron, Steel
Buckwheat Floor, Irish Potatoes
on bills. Herrings, Flour, «c. „ ,
The above articles will bo sold very low for cash
or approved paper. _ f
Jaaury 5
" Dissuhition.
T HE copartnership of Jacobi & Heine being
dissolved hy mutual consent, th« bnsmes of
the firm will he settled by A. L. Heine, who mono
ifl authorised to close the same. AH pers ;ns ind«;bt-
.,11., (In. firm, will ol'lirc,bv in.Ur mmim*
tmvinent. JOHN c. JACOBI,
pl> ,omit. ADOLPHUS I.. HKINE.
Columbus, March 2.1817„
Cordiab
ginger,
fjp HE copartnership heretoforo
Dissolution
sting ns tho
tirm of Aver fc’Hogg, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The unfinished business of the
firm will he settled by A . K. A ver, who now ownes
the entire concern, and in order to bring it to a spee
dy close, has placed tho notes und accounts due the
» concern, in the bauds of Nicholas L. Howard Ksq.
* for fcolluction. A. Iv. AYER,
February 9
JAS. V. HOGG.
2 tf
Copartnership*
FIN HE subscribers have entered into copartner-
i ship, under the firm of UOWDRL 6t RICH
ARDS, for the purposo of trunsncling n general
Commission Imsioess in Columbus, und arc now pro.
pared to give their personal attention to their cus
tomer*. Then office is tin Broad-st. opposite tho
Dwelling of Judge .Shorter.
uweiimg - » , U01AN A BOWDRE,
WM. W. RICHARDS.
October 19 ^
Di«8«»lution.
T HE copartnership heretofore existing tinder
the name and style of Underwood, Torrence
4c Co. has this day been dissolved hy m
e«nt. The book* sod accounts will h
March 16 7 3t ~
Cinnamon
Malaga and hunt'll III ....
copperas,suits, m.ligo, Maddor.camphor,iilum borox
Spanish, brown, castor, lamp Sc paint oil, while lead
putty nnd glass, bar and Windsor soap, together with
n line assortment of Fat ut Medicines, such us used
in all fumilicfl,
A fine assortment of hats, boots, shoes, blankets,
ker evs, cotton Osnabnrgs, Homespuns, sheeting,
shirtings, cnlicoc■«. niprittoos, circushtnn cloths, cas-
simors, sntlineiis.thiniu ls, hosiery, 6cc.
At tho same time, a fine lot of Hardware, such as
knives, forks, augers,ehissels, huntlsaws, hammers,
Collins Axes and hatchets, rteolyiirds, shovels and
tongs, spinles snd shovels loe'.s, hinges, screws and
butts nnd a fine lot of trace chains, nud almost every
other utensil flint i* necessary to be used on n farm
nil uf which wc will sell upon as good terms us they
can he bought in this market. A few barrels supe
rior fine Western Flour.
Jaounrv 5 y
l oln.aiDiis WEiolesffle and
SADDLERY WARE-HOUSE,
W. Wado & Co.
Keep constantly on hand n large assortment ot
S PANISH,limited, Overlaid, 4t shafted Saddles
Plain, Boys, Race, Atlukupns, and Plunttfrs do
Large ami Exit a Lerge
Ladies Saddles, of every quality nnd style
BRIDLES. OF ALL KINDS,
Some good for50 rents; Saddle Bags; Carpet Jo.
Valices; Stirrup Leathers; Sirtingles nnd Girths.
HARNESS- Conch,Gig,and Dearborn, from the
cheapest to the best. TRUNKS, of all descriptions.
The above articles are of their own manufacture,
made under their own immediate inspection, «f tho
best materials,uud by superior workmen*
m hand,
SMALLEY, ClUfVDALL & Co.
us, Brnad-st.
Establishment at
ortment of READY’
MADE CLOTHING, consisting in part of tho fol
lowing:
Invisible green, brown nml drnb Over Coats
lllnck,blue and fancy-colored Dress do.
Bl'k, blue. inv. green nnd olive hro. Frock do.
Inv. green, brow n nnd mixed Coatees
Plain black anil figured velvet Vests
Fig’d nierin* and woolen, velvet do.
Blue and black doth do.
Every description rib’d, plnidand strp’d cass. pants
Plain black, bine und mixed citssimcro do.
Plaid, mixed.sutioette and jeans do.
Super linen Shins, rutile uud plrtcd bosoms
“ cotton do. do. do. do.
11 gingham and striped cotton do.
Patent mcr. und lamb's wool Shirts nud Drawers
59 dnz. rib’ll'woolen Socks
Black nnd white rih’d silk half Hose
Slocks, Collars nud Bosoms; plated satin Bosoms
Sup. buck, lioskiu and mix’d merino Gloves
Suspenders, Italian Cravats, nnd Cravat Stifiner*
Sup. lilt.cambric, fancy and red pongee H’dkfs
Water-proof, sup. calf, mniocro nnd opera Boots
. Prunella, inmocco end kid Dancing Pumps
White, Van Buren.Jne.k Downing Sc Nuvy Shoes
Extra heaver and silk Hats; Ca)M,4tc..
Sttp. silk und gingham Unthrcllax; wulking Canes
Sup. leather truvoilmg Trunks, extra bauds and
rivets.
Columbus, Dec. 22JE30. _ 47 yjy_
JAMIES Is. UEYIKOLDS,
WATCH MAKER AN!) JEWELLER,
Second House north of Kivlln’s Confectionary
I'ttOAU STKKKT,
R ESPECTFULLY' informs his friends, that he
is uow in receipt of a splendid ussoitmeul of
Gold and Silver Watches, Rich Jewelry
Silver Ware, Dialed and Fancy Goods.
PERFUMERY, nnd every arlie.lo usually found
nt Jewellers’ stores ho either hus in store oi
Cash or goods paid for old Gold or Silver.
Clocks and Watches Repaired,
By himself, of every description, nnd their good per
formance warranted. Engraving, Jewelry Repairing
nnd gold nnd silver work, of c\ e.rv description, done
ut litis establishment.
Nov. 3, 1836. 4fitf
Guyard A Jordan,
(at dilli no hams’ old stand.)
A RE now receiving from New York and New
Orleans, a general supply of
Groceries, Dry Goods & Hardware,
Also a complete assortment of
Shoes, n well selected stock of Iron
IJoise shoes and horse shoe nails, corn mills
Mill irons complete made expressly for ilto market
Coni sholler-, Black Smiths tools
Books and Stationary, Wood Wure
Paints nnd Oils, Sp’ts. Turpentine
Every article of Patent Medicine
Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, Ac.
With u great variety of other articles, mnking a
full assortment suited to the wants of the communi
ty. January 5 49 tf
B. A. SBUSbY,
‘.Snow receiving direct from Now Y'ork, a hand-
. some collection of
Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods,
Ready made clothing, Huts,Cups, Shoes.&c.
And a general assortment of Groceries, to wit :
Liquors and Wines of every variety, among which
o some vcr> sttpcrioi .double and thrihlo refilled
Lwnf Sugar, Brown do. Coffee, Flour in whole und
hniriihls. Buck Wheat do. Mackerel, Ssrdenus, Rice,
t, Lemon Syrup, Olives, Conishores, preserved
Ginger, Iluisin*, Almonds, Crackers, Cheese. Pota
toes,Onions,Candles, Indigo,Cupertts, Mudcr, Spice,
Peper, Ginger, Pimento, Alltiin, Salerutus, Linseed
Oil, Caster and British Oil, White l.eud, Putty,
spt’s. Turpentine, starch, soap, tobacco, *egnr«, &c.
Also, hogging uud rone, wrought and cut Nuils, Iron
and Steel, Blacksmith Tools and Mill Inmsof eve
ry description, log, filth and trace chain**, hnrs-shoes,
und horse shoe nails, powder, shot, lead, Fanning
i of every description, shot Guns, Rifles and a
general assortment of Hardware und Cutlery.
SADDLERY of all kinds, glass ware, crockery
nd China do. dining and tea setts of difieruut sizes,
wooden w are, A n. «.Vc. which in addition to his former
stock, makes his assortment large and very com-
plete, all of which lie m ill sell low for cash, or ou
time, to respiMisiblc persons.
December I 12m
Mints A Fuller*
H AVE just received in addition to their former
stock, a large assortment of Dry (binds, suit
able for the season. Also a well selected rowoiintent
of Hardware and Cutlery, Mjll Irons of every des
cription for Saw and Grist Mills. Also a large us-
soitment of Groceries.
New Orleans, Porto Rico nud St. Croix Sugar
Havana, Rio nml Lnguira Coffee
Halt, Lemon Syrup, Soup nnd Candles
Butter nml Sugar Crackers
Powder, Land and Shot, Liquors of ull kinds
Whiskcv, Rum ami common (Jin, Holland Gin
Peach Brandy. Jamaica Rom, Wines of till kinds
Molasses, Goshen Bolter of superior quality, to*
get her with n general a-sorlment of all articles us
ually kept in thin market, all of which will he sold
low for cash or good pnper. March 9
Burden A Beasley,
F EELING grateful for pa-t favors and natron-
age, from tho citizens of Harris, while tlioy
remained in Hamilton, take this method of inform
ing them uud the citizens of the adjacent coiluties
anil of Columbus, that they have commenced busi
ness in Columbus. There Storo is situated on Ogle
thorpe Street, immediately fronting Calhoun’s Ho
tel, where they have ou Itnnd, a general as**ortmeni
of Choice Groceries. (Liquor* excepted,) which they
will sell low for cash, and dcsiro to see ull of our old
friends uud customers.
4 K DHL’S, s ulterior old Peach Bin ml v, fi,r
sale hy ALLEN *V YOUNG.
January 5 49 tf
1 50 doN E Rum, 40 do American Gin
25 do American llrundv, for **lo l>y
January 5 ’ALLEN Ar YOUNG.
Ti BBLS, first rate Canal Flour.
XL&\9 SMITH Sc MORGAN,
januarv 26 52 tf
riiainimitfiie Cider. \
4J) /Ot BOXES Chuiuimigne Citlrriit store, and
lor sale by G. 11. TERRY’.
January 26 52 if
20
Fenton Syrup.
BOXES and 5 Barrels, received and fo i
sale by G. B. TERRY.
52 tf
/X gL.^U A lX Spnnisli Ognrs, ofoxcnllum
quality in stoic,nnd for sulc
bv 7 G. IL TERRY,
januarv 26 52 tf
ga’fk BBLS. Cntinl Flour, ju*t received Itv
OIF ALI EN Sl YOUNG.
BUG A St.
RRI.S. Port«RI«*eoSugar, 50do NO do
ejlwr Just rutuivod by
January ft ALLEN A YOUNG.
Doslien ltuttcr.
*fl tfh KF.'fS sills'lilt/ Uoahen n inter, for .lift. I.v
B.VP .1h.iimrv 5 Al.hP.N & VOIJNll.
On Onusigtinicut
O A CASKS foesh Tlioniaxtnn Lima, jnM re-
OV eoived by AL1.EN A YOUNG.
Jnnnarv 5 49 if
-i OR- CASKS, Teneriffn Wins, for snlo by
AW ALLEN A YOUNG.
January ft 49 tf
Lsim|» Oil.
"R A BBLS. Y\ iutorStrninrd Oil, forsnlo by
IU ALLEN A YOUNG.
January 5 41 tf
Prime Coffee*
/fl Bills and bugs of best Coffse, justrccnjved
by AUG. HAYWARD.
January 19 51 tr
Prlii Gull' Cotton hcctl.
P/XiV BUSHELS rrrrivcd by ilia Cliantoia,
W YVarrnnlrd Grnuine, und torsnlsby
Fob, 16 4 WM. P YONGE, Front s!.
liuiralo Uolicv.
C) A VERY Largndrua-od Bnffilo Robe<, re-
C5"F ceivod per Htvniner Y ulia Bnslia, on cun-
hignment, and for sslo by WM. P. Y'ONGE,
Fob. 23 4 Front -afreet.
Fresh Lard,
RT KEGS, received nor ateumrr Yvlln Buslia,
/ml 9^ and lor sale by WM. 1’. YONGE,
F«*b. 23 4 Front-v'trci't.
CORN.
BUSHELS shelled Corn, 500 do.
JL wj)\W Outs, wiuitnd bv
March2 ft if WM.'k W. TONEY.
Nitffiir.
HH’DS St..Croix Sugar, just rerfircdam
for Bttlt) by Ja.VIES It. BUTTS,
('olnnibin*, iMnrrlt 9. 1937 6tf
80.
janit
/ 26
52 tt
V’iley Williams & Bi oHn rw*
R ESPECTFULLY inform their friends nnd the
public, that they have taken the commodious
brick store on rUoari Mrert, recently occupied »*y Hill &
Dawson, uad liavu jn-t received *»y the Stcamor Itohideer,
■n i urn uow opening u gunerui atoOrtmeiit of
Dry Goods and Ready IVZado Clcthing.
Hats, Shoes, Hurdwnro A Crockrryware
Tlisv will recoive in ■ abort time, Hugnr, Coffee nnd other
articlo*, in the Grocnry lire, nil of w Inch they will sell on
as jrood term*, n* enn ha hsd in the market. We invite our
Irionds end tho public to give u* a call.
ConluibuH, Nuvembei 24 43 tf
C. IV. BUCKLEY A Co.
FTXAVE removed to Calhoun’s new granite Imil-
ding on Oglftho-pe street.in front ofthn Cal
houn Hotel, whom they respectfully invito their old
•riends and customers, and the public in general to
call on them. They hnvo ou hand a general assort
ment of Groceries, such as
Coffee. Sugar, Molasses, Brandy, Rum,
Gin, Whiskey, Wines, Cordials
Lemon Svrup, Soap, Candles, Glass
Putty, White Lend, Oil, Nuils, Iron, Steel
Bagging, Ropc.Snlt, Ac.
P. S. Oi tiers from the country punctually at
tended to.
Junitary 5 49 y
IIAUBWAUC.
It A L L & MOSES.
English Smldli's, Uriillus and Martin-rales, j H„ciioivoiihaii.!i,*eneniU.*oriin™ii„th..bo».
DiViolulioii.
T HE firm heretofore existing under the name j
aud style of Foster St Fogle, is by mutual
consent, (his day dissolved, nml the business cou- j
tinued by Jacob Fogle at l*™ 0, “
JACOB FOGLE.
N B. The unsettled business of the firm can bo
■rifled by calling at tlm store of Jacob Fogle, wher?
the notes and accounts can Im found for the next six
weeks,abet which time all unsettled business will
be pul in a way of settlement.
March 16
It, Gig, Tandem, Sportsmen, nml Waggon |
Whips; Stirrups, Bits, Spurs,Buckles, IInine«,Col-
lars, Cut Tacks, Trunk Locks, Horse Brushes, and
Curry Combs, Trace and Halter Chains.
ALSO—A good assortment of Coach Sc Gig Har
ness Trimming 6 ; Plated, Brass and Jappau’d do.
ALSO—A good asKuitmontof Skirting, Harness
and Bridle Leather Black, blue, 1 red,yellow, green,
and curb ncul Morocc o Skins; Buffalo Robes nnd
Bear Skins. *
N f . B. Traders wlm buy to sell again, will lie fur
nished on an good terms as can he bought cither in
New York or Newark.
(TPREPAIRING .lone on the most reasonable terms
Jan. 5. . i?iL
Knw Full si■ tsi Winter Goods.
I> RESTON A NFL M S,
H AVE just rr-clvcd aim o|H*nc| ,t splendid as-
sortHtcnt of New Fall Goods, of the latest
Ht\ lc St importations, among which arc tho following,
•\ tew pieces of Gin de Rhino, Mutlinneand Ital
ian Lustring, Blue, Black, Grn de Swiss, Rich fig-
ur ed PomleLoie, Poult de Soie and Satin-, Bishop
Lawn nnd Swiss Cambrics, dotted, striped and plain
Swiss Muslin, sniped und seeded Jnckonol do. plain I
Swi*-; Book and Mull do. super rich satin Stripe. ;
7 Gt ! small figured and plain Challvs, tiro da Nap nnd j
^ — ■ - - I French Merinos, plain and figd Circassians, Bom- |
Farmer. Bank «f Cliatlalioociilc. | te"," ""iViIiw tn'r^" wik i!mo ""
v *».i. K*ii! 7? .. #*.
luding all the various kindsof
L OCKS, Screws, Hinges, Butts, Nails, Brads
Turks, Saws. Axes, Hatchet-.,(Chains
Wcedinghoes, Spinles, Shovels, Bolts,
Buckles, Faucets, Scythes, Renp-houks
Cutting Knives, Frying Pints, Ten Kettles
Brass Ket'les, Sadiron", Gimblets, Augers
Bruecsand Bins, TitbL Casltirs, Ktudrs
Ciirtniii Pins, Andirons, Shovels St Tongs
Mill Irons, Blacksmith ami Carpenters Tools
Fenders, Spoons, Razors, Razor Straps
Table, Pocket uml Penknives, Blushes
Looking Glasses, Sheet Iron,
Copper and Tinware uf every description.
ALXO—WINDOW GLASS,
8x 10, 10x 12. 12 x H, 12 x 16, P2x 18,
12x20 11 xLj II x 16. II x 18, 14x20.
' Faints. Oils, S c.
White Lend, ground in Oil,do. Dry
Black do do do do
Vcrdigros,Chrome Green, Chrome Y'ellow
Venetian Red, Spanish lbmvn, Vermillion
Prussian Blue, Lamp Black. Simnish Wniting
Puttv, Paint Stone*.. Pilin’ Variiish Brushes
Linseed, Lumii and'Trail M. For sale hy
HALL Sc MOSES,
Broad street, sign of the Padlock.
NEW GOODS
N EIL McNAIU, is now receiving direct from
New Y'ork atrd Philadelphia, a snlendid as-
sortmeiit of new and fashionable GOODS, suita
ble for the fall and winter tiadc. His slock em
braces nil extensive variety of
Fancy and Staple Goods.
All of which ore selling nt very low p-ices nnd the
public respectfully solicited to call and examine.
Jan. 5. 49tf
Al!C S lORf AIYD
COMMISSION BUSINBBS*
T HE subscriber informs his distant friendsond
the public: generally that he keens his Auc
tion Business constantly moving, that ho can turn
u siunll quantity of goods into as much money and
ns quick ns the next inan. He would also inform
the public that he is now supplied with first rate
close Ware I louses, for the purpose of carrying on
private sale consignments. Liberal advances inane
on consignments
E. SIGOURNEY NORTON.
January 19 M ”
T*
ol, No. 1.2,3
Together with a complete assortment of J)rv Goods
WM. St \V. TONE) .
.Marc
5 tf
<4ICOCFItlI>.
BBLS. Yellow Irish Potatoes
25 bbls. Superfine I'lour
10 bbls. Old Coguiac Brandy
10 do Huiiioh wjiiu
50 Bugs Havana Green Coffee
20boxes M K Raisins
Just received nml for sale bv
March 2 5 if ^ R. 11QOPEU.
GKOCEItlEb.
3KS Su|
5 Tierces Ne
21 Boxes Bunch Hui.uns
2 Cases Superior Prunes
Just received,and lor sale low for Ca«h.
C. W. BUCKLEY A Co.
Calhoun’fettrnnifr Huihliuc, Oglcthorpfl-at.
Feb. 16 3 tf
New York OyMerx.
* received aud fur stile hy
G. GORDON,opposite Cullioun Hotel.
quality, lor sule hy
jniinnry 26
Fvhr
t 19
3 t
Columhus, Nov. 7tli, ib-io. ' y e j| B Fancy Chiiicle, liriitiuntine, L-nruovn, iiermu,
R ESOLVED, That the Farmers Bank of Idnnd, Gauze, Milk Muslin, and Gro de Nap Ui.kfs,
Ciiattalionch.c, will from and after .hi. |
day, reeve on Uepoaite, far ...cl. t.u.e as may . ^,„„d i:-l e i„ l ..ai.i.,C.,lla,.,d.,w„ t
be agreed upon, any sum or auma of money,
leaa than at t'.e rate of aia por co.it intereat,
per annum—and the Caal.ior is hereby .ulhoriaed
% to iuu. transferable cerlifiiiatoa, payable to the
order of tho Depositor. No aum to lie received
under thia revolution lor a el.orter period than
•iaty days. _ ny order of the Board.
-,"'wl.i 1 e htnek and spoiled limey FurCnji
vrev l.ilwrinn sqrl I’e.eri.lte, I'lsek do. I.lnrk rsl.hit,
phupv und down I'ippel 1
ri..ea,sqrl tail H"l I'O.iej
satin top ' “
November 2.
CHAULES L. BAS.a, Cash.
d.illn t.’iipesnud IVIe-
Boiis. Ladies Lnnq Kid ...id
sork, Knglish silk nnd pie
.... 'lim rnlM kill and lur ton do a variety of (IjM
.....I oinhroidcred Belts, u nt'..ul.lit lu.
llibbuns loirs, style,
Hosiery, Lndies
hlack aiiii while sn.lin kid, se„l nio
Slippers, In.Maa, tmiter. ilo
Notfee.
I N p.irsunnee of aillhority in ns vested, by the
Slockfulders of the “ 1‘l.u.te.s nnd .Mecl.an.es
n«uk ofO.loi.lbu.," notice i- hereftv given, that an
Mondnv the sevenleentli day uf April ileal, at .1 u
elnrk l*. M. an election for seven Directors ol siii-
Unnk'. will lake place iu the long mom »f ihe .tor. , _
of Messrs. J. T. Niles Si to. "I the C.ly^of Colli". M||ckw|i nngalog,- Rope. Twine. Negr.
bus,under the siipennicndoiice of the nndersiirBed ] n ,„| Kersev.; and a r.»>d assn
8- BA ll.M , 1 G j Staple (t.wwls, all of which
ut of silk,
gohl nml silver
rieco ami lusting
imii <1 lusting Booih,
oi iimrw, ~B» v h *u utf ci hil i"l t »* u’ ■ »|»PP«rH.
Broadcloths, Cusimerc-, >"««inct- on.! Iven uckj
Jeans, a full assortment of Rcady-Mioln Clotlimc.
flats Bonis and Himes, nml keep l otiManllv on baud
an assortment of W.»oJ Wurc.Uuecn’s Ware, Hard
Ware and Cutlery. . _ . p
Coffee, Molasses, Iron Castings. Baron,
“■ * Negro Himes.
I’RONG
SEYMOU R R. BONNER,
JNO. BANKS,
A. II. K \GAN.
II. .<• HMTTIL
they
I the In
Job PritUMt?,
NEW GOOBM.
■ JOHNSON. NUCKOLLS A BROTH Fit
■ ' AVE just rcctivcil a fresh supply of senson-
. able Goods, whi. li iu addition to their for*
stock makes their assortment very extensive.
Among which will he fimiii)
Htip’r blue l.liu k uml si.-c! mixed Ctolhn
Cti.ssimnc Sutinettc; Flatinol, Bluukets
Brown uml bleached Hhneliugi* uud Shirtings
| A great vat in y of plain nnd figured Silks
Pluin and figtirt d ( lialicy
Gent ’s and Lmlirs’ Hilk Hosrrv nnd Gloves
Rettriy Mndo Clothing.
HIIOE-S.—A gen-ral usMorliucut ol Ladies’ and
I Gent.’s Hits and Iloots; cotirsc bhoes; Boys’.
I Misses’, and Children’s do.
j CrocK(’ry,GliWM\viin. , 1 Hurdwtirr* & C-ntlcrv
I L'uM'*H' fMw» Htei-I Axes, (warrantedgenuine.)
Castings. Iron uml Steel, See. See.
J.in. 5, HOT. 49 tf
Dmu’N 9lMtirlnei« Palnts» oik*
Peridmcry. Pal ont Medicines & Surgical
lustrum oats.
DR. A. POND & Co.
A RE jn-t now receiving and will keep constant- j
Iv «#n lo.n I, at tho store formerly occupid hy t
I Dr. Wate, a "mieral assortment of lb- uhovc aril- 1
! elns, they Mime of a- good a quality and t n or •
good toriro»H* enn be ohtaii
Auctioneer^ Notice.
HE subscriber informs his frieiids and the pub
that he has tukei* an ofiicu over the btore
of Messrs. Hamilton Sc Hurd, nnd directly opposite
the Columbus Auction Room, where he may lie
found attending to the Lottery nnd Exchange Busi
ness, when not engaged as nuctnner or Alderman.
March 9 6
AUCTION*.—Day and Nitfkit.
I CONTINUE the Auctions ns usual, Duy and
Night. All who wish to sell at a profit, nnd those
who wish to pet bargains nrn particularly Invited to
i o*l nt tho old stand, Columbus Auction Rooui. iJ)-
rectly uppoj-ite the Lottery ami Exchuuge Offic *
BronV-strecl.
On hand a great variety of Goods, which will
sold from duy to day. NORTON, Auct.
March 10 7 tf
Albert G. Iteeliliimi,
H AVIVG taken the centre tenement in the brick
buildings on Randolph street, between Mes
srs Howard Sc Witlieli, and Read St Talbots’ has
opened an extensive assortment of
Fancy A Sttiplc Dry Goods
Hnnlwan*, Glass. China wore. Jewelry Ar.
Oil iiitml, a licov V lot of Bagging, Rope, Negro Sht.es
ami Blunkc.tr.. Al*o expected im af.iw days, a gen-
eral assortment ot inurn ms Vegotablo Medicines A*
100copies of I.Vrscy’s .Midwiferyor woimm-’ trie-nd
January 19 __________ *’
IiClll<»V2tk.
J. B. (iRKEN A Co.
H AVE removed from Broad to Oglethorpe-st.
oppnsito the Cnlhauo Hotel, where they ate
receiving a large supply ol
Groceries' Dry Goods, Hardware, Ac.
which they offer at* vet y reduced prices.
January 12 £9 u
Shoes, BoiiIh A Cups.
J UST received nnd for eala by the Mib.-criber, nl
hi- old stand,
8 (; h «ch Negro C’lnths snd Shirtingi
PIANO FOItTEM.
1 .1 BREN AN, professor of Music. Columhtis,
Ji • has for sain, Piano Forms, manufactured ex
pressly lor him nnd to his orders, hy ilm celebrated
house of NUNNS, CLARKE Sc Co. which lie war
rants, both for brilliant tone und durability,superior
to any Inuuufacturnd iu the United States, at
H. C. PHELPS A Co.
Dec. 29 48 tf Broad*street.
COTTON.
fin IIE subscribers will be prrpnrcd to purchase
Ju Cotton throughout tho season, aud give tlio
highest prices. Otlico on Broad street, next door to
Pitkin Sc Richards. BOWDRE Sc RICHARDS.
October 10 38 if
Stewart X Siaallwooil
H AVE associated themselves together for the
purpose of transacting n G
Im, Florida, whore they will be
losepi
happy to receive fa’
public.*
IHumiltoii, Ilin d A Uo.
H AVE just received an ushoitmeiil of fine HILK
nml III AVER HATH, of the latest fashion.
H AVE just received, direct from Ncw-Orlei
aud New-Y’ork, a splendid assortment of I
E. S. Gicciiwuod A Co.
t. direct from Ni*w-Orleniis
by
ids, Hardware,Cutlery,Scv. Sugar,Cofft-e, Flour
Whi-key, Gin, Rum, Bramly,Cordiuls, j bid. No. 1
aud 2 Mackerel, I aeon, Bugging and Buie Rope,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, «Ve.
E. rt. EREENWOOI),
F. C. MeKLNI.EY,
March 2
E. SEYMOUR.
JVlii Gall’ CJoflon Seed.
\ i;(». HAYWARD has ou hand shoot 75sneks.
which have been proved to be genuine anil
nod, oud wit-lies to de pose of them. Also, has
.Ml received Hrniidv, Wine, Gin, Almonds, Fish,
Laisios ami Lomoii* to sell.
March 2 * 5 if
SPEECH 0E COL. ALFORD,
ON TIIK BILL MAKING ATI’HOl-RJ.ATIONH FOR
TIIB ARMY, FOR TIIK Y.iAR I8J7.
Mn Alford suitl, Mr. Speaker, il is f»uh-
iottuble uow, nt this lute stuge of tlie session,
lor gentlemen who wish to inako long ipee-
ches to promise the House in the onset lobe
briel, nnd, in most cases, ihe promise is for
gotten in the bent of protracted debate. It
necestwry. Mr. Speaker, I could tunke the
same promise ; but candor compels me Co
sny, if f were to promise, J should not com
ply. Thi* subject lies near my heart.—
Without claiming for myself, any of the dis
(inction which signalized the career of them*
guliunt hands of irregular militia, 1 may b*
putdotted when I do suy, I feel a drop and
abiding conviction of the justice of their
elniniH, ftum a purtieipntiou ut lettsl in the
sullerings^ and privations which they en
dured. Several amendments ore proposed
to thia bill, to pay the troops from Kentucky
nnd TcuuoKseo, ruised uuder the order ot
General (initits, ns well as the hill proposed
hy my colleague lopuy the eompnities raised
in Georgiu, under tlie exigencies of'the Crack
war in its first breaking out, whether they
were raised tinder orders or not, aud with
out being mustered into the wry ice of the
United Slates.
Mr. Speaker, I am mortified attha course
tnken here hy the guntleman from Now York
(Mr. Cnmhrcleng,) as well as the chuirmau
of the Committee of Claim*, from Ohio,
(Mr. Whittlesey.) One object* to the valid
ity of these claims, because they have not
been before the committee, aud the choir-
man of the com in iiten objects because Hit
troops were not in oaten d into the service. J
beg leave to remark, that I enn not ace «□)
difference in the merit of tt soldier's claim
for pay in the mere circumstance of being
mustered into the service of the United
Status, or not being mustered in. 1 would
humbly contend that the gratitude uf tin if
country, as well as the little pittauceof their
wages, is due upou unother aud nohlt-r prin
ciple. For what should they be puid ? For
wliut should they receive the consideration
of this House, and the gratitude of their coun
try ! For a gallantry of spirit end devotion
to country displayed in nulling, without w ai
ting to be called. to thn relief of their ex
posed and Millcriug fellow-citizens. Yes,
*ir, give the money of this nation to the sol
dier who when he saw the perils of war en-
ci.-clo the habitation of your defenceless fam
ilies—when the war-whoop was raised—
when the council-firs burned—when the
tomahawk wits drawn, nnd thusealping-kuife
unsheathed—^when your women and chil
dren were murdered in cold blood—when
the horrors of cruel, savage warfare reigned
iu bloody triumph—give it tu him, sir. who
perilled nil for their protection, nil for the
honor of his country.
Mr Speaker, if a coll was made by Gen-
ernl Gaines for troops iu the West; if, lu
generous reapoiiM) to this call, the hardy
Tcuucsseenn nud the "liunler of Kentucky 1 ’
rallied to the standard of their country, if
they incurred expanse, if they consumed
their lime, uud manifested their willingness
to tlo good service—and surel y sir, the history
of “by gnnw limoa’’ proves most infallibly
(hair capability to do 4 that any thing—why
should they not bn paid? The gentleman
from New York says, because the. committal*
have not hail them before that tribunal, ami
the chairman of that committee snys because
they were not mustered into sen ire. The
gentleman from New York will puidoo me
lor saying, that I lour the report of that com
miliee would not enhance the justice of ih«*t*
! claims, or inercu** the prospect of their puy-
j ment, if the incmheis, like the chairman,
should refuse to bn mustered into the servici
ol those who were so unfurl utinie us not to
he mustered into the service of the United
ahulcs ; end the chairman will purdon me
for say ing. I cannot see the merit of his dis
tinction. Will the honorable gentleman lie
pleased to explain to the llotise the reason*
which influence hint in hiseourse upon these
claims l And I should both lighted to hour
him descant upon the superlative merits of the
mere simple operation of being mustored in.
Tt e llotue will puiduu me, Mr. Speaker
for describing the manner of performing this
indispensable, and according to the chair
man's, view, highly meritorious part of the
military service. A lieutenant of the regu
lar army took the muster roll of Gapitiin
Kendrick's company of mounted men, nml
said Julius C. Alford ! I answered here !
he pointed to mn *o march ten pacts up
street, and 1 was mustered in. ilo then
culled the next, ho answered lure, marched
up, fell in u line with me, and lie wus mus-
Itred in; uud soon, Mr. Speaker, mini wc
were all mustered in. And wilt tho Lotioru-
idc chairman iufi<rin the House whut merit
there is in this argument of hi*, which is en
tirely to decide the question of pay oi tin
pay f Mr. Hpcukcr, wc liuvu an ubuudnni
treasury, u latgu surplus, und I fear it will
rutnuin so. as long tlie merit of just claim-,
tnude by honest men. arc to ho thus deter
mined* Wliut nation under <iio heavens
presents such a spectacle to the world as wc
tin ? None wus ever cursed tu wo ure, (in
modern times, ut least ) with such a thing
us uu uuwieldly turplus of money; agd yet
rich as we me us u nation, we Utaw nice
dintiiictinns to save our money, uml starve
and plunder those who regurd our honor an I
defend our light**. 1 here is something wrong
iu this: the hungry politician is fed, the ac
tive putlisau is rewarded, the man who de
ceives the people, aud ministers to the ambi
tion of the great and mighty, is well paid,
but the soldier who lights your b.ittu sis
turned oil with a cold denial of sheer justice.
I hope the times will change, oml I shall re
joice to see the people of these United Stales
do justice to themselves, us well ns to their
rulers. And I hope to live to site those hum
bug politicians, who raise such unworthy
obstacles to the claims of our people, mus
tered out of the service—pay or no pay ; hut
they will tukeenre of themselves ; the) Anne
the money, ami it seems they intend l<>
keep it.
Mr. Speaker, in nil the opposition to these
HUicmhncnu made upon tins fl<
argument against their jUSlic
Notice*.
a norsi
A «OI*l pOSHI
Fell. 1
3 O'
» give
nOirlrthomr-strer
H'distnlv. Appl. to
H. K. HODGES.
*“Jr
ml Roots, usKorit'd,
h*rl«:.l.
I if AUG. IIAYWARD.
To Hire Out,
C1EVKHAL young Women, Bovs nnd Girls, nml
W ono Folio v*. A apply to Snm’l W. Flournoy,wr
Alai eh 9 6 tf _ SEABORN JONES.
Nupci'itfl' Tol»»»«’.«*0.
I KFTWIOU’S I'i**i chewingTohaouo, insmnll
J or large Moantitlcs—Also, Sail, Bugging ami
Rone, nil of which iiihy he lisil si
J *“ AUG. HAYWARDS.
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gumtnl ; 1 Mid oo orgumem had or roulA He
used agtiust the justice of this elnim. If
tov levtleineti should My they wrrt oot
calledfor by the Goveromsut, I will smsssi,
they wart cal! d for by the <x'vw/iovs*h»h of
the fitate, cod the poaitWt aod iinperaiiv a ie-
•assity of the times. For more than twelve
moottis before a declaration of war by either
party, the Creek Indians were in the habit
of crossing the Chattelmociiee River. »-d
plundering and murdering the citiseae of
Georgia, and during this whole time, (be gal
lant Jernigan and his fellow-soldiers, ue well
is the citizens of other counties, were occa
sionally in the field. It i§ true, call* wtra
made by the people of Stewart aud Baker
counties, and some of the adjoining comities,
lor help, but none was giv n them t ll.af
were left by tlie Governor of Georgia and
the “ Governmentto do the beat they could;
in this Condition of out allairs, these soldiers,
who now ask pay for actual services, war#
coni pel ltd to perform those services from
unavoidable necessity, which I should think
was a paramount reason why they should ba
paid.
Mr. Speaker, the honorable chairman af
the Committee of Claims, ns well as the bvm-
»rublt) gMiitleitien from New York, will per
iod me for another reason why 1 objtfef tsr
their objection. They say, and particularly
the geiiileiiiun from New York, that these
claim* ought not to he considered by Con*
ttrex* before they arc referred to a committee,
uud hy tlie in considered and reported upon**
I have a case in point, which proves to my
mind most conclusively tlmt these refereuee*
of important meusure* in committees era
sometimes made a reason, if not a pratext,
for very unnecessary, and I will add, very
unjust, and mure thun that, very oppressive
delay. I refer now to claims arising Ibr
spoliations committed by the Creek Indians
. pun the property of ciiixons of Georgia and
Alabama during the last war. I promised
my ooiistitucnts when I came hrre to look (li
ter this matter ; s and, immediately upon my
irrival iu this city, I Inquired of iuy u4-
’eagues what disposition, if auy, had her*
tnntle of that port of tke Frcsident’a message
which related to this subject, in which he res'
commended the payment of these claim*. ,1
u as informed it had been referred to the
Committee of Claims, a very unfortunei#
reference. I fear; Ibr, »o far as 1 cao laaru
thr fate of these claims beforo that commit
tee, their trucks ore all going into the lino's
den, aotona has ever returuad. (addressed
letter to the honorable chairman, who is
the only one of that cum mil tea I bavt«.*y
knowledge of, os members thereof, inquiring
his reasons lor imt making a report upon that
subject; his ouswer was, ha bad rr tsr red it
tu the Secretary ut War fur aft opinion; aud'
we hove no such officer in fact; the Auoraity
General does something in that office wh*u
his other duties w ill allow. The chairman
had uo answer from him, and therefore had
madu no report. 1 wrote to the Attorney
General, os acting Secretary at War, and
now to-day learn he has just seut in his an*'
swer, tisi lute, I fear, lor a report to do say-
good this session. «
Mi. Hpenkcr, 1 must be permitted to say
this all looks to uia like injustice to uiy con
stituent* ; aud here in my pluce I do eoig-
pluin that they have been treated amiss, aud
I feel it the more sensibly, because I know
if my own know ledge that delay is rwlti Ms
many of these aullercrs. if the houofabiw
chairman had been with me at Roanoke, aiyl
iiad seen what 1 have seen with my ,own
eyes, he surely would not have seut tla*a
claims to the Secretary at War, when tfca
President had distincly reeoniaieadrd the
in *asure to Congre*- ; end I will say I can
not commend such a course ; and if 1 un
derstand Mr. Builer'd opinion, ha does utA
see why lie slmiild be culled upon to argue
this measure after it was before C.oiigresa^*-
I now distinctly nnk the h juurnols chairiuae,
if ha did not iuieud thun to give ft tho go-by f
for so I shall consider the fact to b« uutd
truth dispels the delusion, if 1 uiu wrong.—-
Hut, Mr. Hpcnkc.*, 1 have no douht I have
apprehended this whole mniiagvioeut as itr
realty is : this claim comes from the .'i«uth ;
u.ev« •ufl’ereiw are Southern people ; if they
und finiled liorn niioflierqiiarler, lilt sensibil
ities of the liOMorubio thuirm .11 would Uhv*
btcu more acute, uud (lie hoimruMe gentle
man from New Y'ork would not have Rung
iu Ids objections thus opportunely tigain^t
the amendment. It is a hurd case uinS
those who have lost their property. Tlio
powers thut be, were railed upou to prtitat^
them ; the Mrong arm of this Government
wus so slow to move in the ir defence, ilia|
protection came mb hue; and now, afi.r tin*
citizens of Georgia uud Alabamu weiy Irft
tn the mere) ol the meiciless savage; after
scarcely a family who resided upon the fiou*
tier has escaped either minder or Itoiias-
burning; afar the desolating Imr-ora of In-
tliun warfare were iiunrd loose u^nmi us iof
mouths : after the be* portions of our |i*w
conn rv wi re in .de n how :i *g wilderness ;
oiler ull this, w. en they come t.ere for a just
remiiiicraiiou, llm best yon cun do lor them
is to let their chtiiu sleep—to them il is too
sleep of d-uih.
Air. 8; euker, the Ilona#* will psrdou this
digression liom the mum question, und tut
ooubt will agree with me, tl.ut tho policy <>|*
both the gentlemen is the <-01111—to aye id
the priynu'iil of ei'iier the soldier Hint fought
or the citizen ihui sullered. I feel con lit U nf,
atull events, that I have cleat ly sSio.vn, hy
the fuels of the ease Inst debated, that to refer
ibo claims of the soldiers for pay, to the coirf-
mince would not, us I before said, enhance
its value01 increase the prospect of payment.
I hojieihe amendment of my colleague w ill
be udopted. 1 tiiuitk the House Ibr its kind
indulgence uml polite attention. And now,
Mr. Speaker, 1 will depart from another hub-
it of delude indulged in this House; I will
cease wiieti I mn through.
Rkbolutiom*.—Resolved, bv the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont, Thai
neither Congress nor the Plate Government*
have any constitutional right to abridge tho
free expression of opinions, or tho truostuis-
clou of ilieui through the public mail.
Resole* d, Thut Congress do possess the
power, to abolish siuvery, und the slave trade
in 1 lie District ofCoiutnnia.
Kesolvcd, That his i.xceltenry the Got*
ernor, he requested to transmit copies ol the
foregoing rt solutions, to the executive of each
of the 8'utt-s, and to each ot tlie Senators
und Hepiosemativa-, in Congress.
[Pas-sed the House ot Representatives, No*
vember 15, ld’iG.—aud the 8ctiule Novem
ber Hi, Iri'Mi. and transmitted by Gov. Jeu-
i>ou on the 7llt Februury. 1837.]
FOFND,
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To Kent.
T NlIEstib-rriberliss two comfortable dwrllintri
oafll. I'Uir Mrcct.to rent. One of which Im,
pix rooter with lire plar* > utitl ull wce^ssnrv '»ut bud
riiocr. tbooihe* tbicc r•»«•»lh nn-l l»it<-’*< a.
j*§ 11 12 so n a. k. Avr.n.
PARCEL "f Mo
I»m\€-. I»\ apply ills
rv *!•*-«*ription «*t il
ths owner rnr
fftre, uivin^ 11 siiIh
uud imuiur fur till*
Fen 23 4 tf
GKOEERIE8.
B Ill.S. of Hsvnimsnd Ylnalunxss MuJusm-s
Iimi criul, Guupowdersnd Hy^ou Tews
rtt.t'rou Hugsrs aud Javn (’offer, hv ibrldd.
pifjritiH, Box nudt’nl I'obmu-o, 1st chop.
SiiuO’nad l endue Mustard.
jij^l rercivrd. slid for rale l*v
Ja.mt.rr 12 f- fi-
Gftinsf or tiik Choctaw a>» Cuke a-
, i mur uu i »»w Nation, or Iabiams.—likirucl uf. In-
it i« ..Il a I lu. ft. tlio e.iitor, Irum u goi.llcnmu iu tU»
..."Iter nf mere Inrm, iiHui.il.'il, no .l.i.ii.i, ft. j 1‘liwliiw m.tiuh, (luted Slltli ult.
postpone tlmt which thoycmiot uvr.itl I * Cu|.l. Arin.tri.i.ghii. ...cccedr.l ill ho»-
ut lust. Irxleetl, there itno urgumet.l wi.ich i.i|[ «n tiqreeinciit entered into lictw.ru lit.
cun hr used to defeat them, u|.eciolly lit. (JhiekuMw delegaiion and the Cltuciaw..
elaint of (leorjiia. Strenfih of panie. may I wl.m-by the former naiiuii. i« ullim'Hl a
IxKi.Hi... that which hot 1 ., ju.tiic and nwi. | home in the country <■>' their old nlli*» ..ml
demuiid.huultlbedune. and done quickly.— i uvilthbor., [ibr wi.ich they j.i.y
lint still, Mr. S|.oaker, if we are to li«'«n In '
the kind iirelerieinn. nl Iriend.hip, mad. here
l.y ilia friend, of ihe I’rc.ideut eleci, wo
could i.cit doubt the |.nyj»eut ul nur claim
fur one moment. Well, we ahull «>on we
who are our friend, and wl.u uie nut. l.rt
me ary iu Mr. Van Uureu'. friend, hete,
nniv ia the lime In ;>rotf what they |>mfe»».
If truly, jientlemen, v»u are our friend., note
Id us feel il; uud let me any to them, in goal
faith, if you inland to help ua. let u. have
the he.pelii of ull your vetea al unce. Do m.t
The Chiel.a.avs a.e iu form one ui.f.iet-
of the Chftciuw notion, uud ft. enjoy tqa.l
rinl.il with tlie Clinctuw.. 'I'i.ey will uecu*
the country burdeting ou tlie Cunuuiaai—a
line .lock ruiaiug couuiry—rich land end
g.XKl water. So you may exp el anothet
emigration next «|iri."g- 'i'll- bjiiekeeawe.
will reiimvi llieniselvta, and intend m wait
U'liil ill. Arkui.fae i« op, when they will em-
herk . |».M koala, " ill. lilt ir furniture and !.«.{•
K.iae, uud run up m ihe Choctaw c. u ity.—
Ti.ev will 1.01, llienfure. U a nuiaai.ee opd
do a. you did ill the ca»e of Texaa, part vote | UHl.oyeuc. to the people of our Slate.
ut one lime oud part at another, und tlio. . "Alisaliluhula hua deiunoded that a
aWwI.iio
.la cut the mueanre, wntiw, at uie xaiue mn.., » —. „ , i
VOU prove to'Jfh the w-rld you ereoU ihe . «til. b.e pscpU, Uec^pelfcd from .ho Brvct
< . : ■. . . . . .... .1. .. ...i.ltlr " Irlatn. Cw-rfl.
I ft k lids of f tfxasi But let us id urn to tbe ar- ( country
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