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Newspaper Page TextTHE ENQUIRER ii roBti«in.. *vr«T tiiuhhoat mobkiko, hi'.tmiii;r* roonwwn* a F.RMS—K' tfe****; ,- Kou. !>*.«*.,(1» *" "RJTXl • srr^.^ p~!T " j£ Fifty Cr.»ts for --vary “„,J..fi, c prr js sr-ss awAi- J&s&ays JUhBd until ttftlnmil u'Jt, nod chnrjn.I ncconl ng y. i'SrJKPItoSly Idy^"*•«“T“ Mlo0 »- *Pitc o« follow*: exacutlon*, far tuistv liwm' Ssi.es undnr »*«»•» •*boibretbeday pgr* ; untiermortgaffe fi fa*,* 1 *'* UA, *’ UU ofralo. irjjrflot hy Executors, AdnrinUtrs- **lo“o° r 0 L u""«M> ftJES day. Itofowthn d.y SSte&^ rf rf-3S*»So». tuu.t itc p*. »W«£h« f»r dlnmMou, 7Adml.IKT.tor.nr Oiinrdiaai, mnnilily f'®" ™'• OnonilinfCnmu nrordinnry, (itntnmiimii.nl tjithnnopy Vibntii.il I, of ntrroeinnitO toinnkn lillc. lo Inotl, muni bn publi.lrad three MOttTlin. n.,,dl.„ii o( ■qsj^^'gSSSs: 10 ; ° n ■a® su; iffisp*- and Creditors of mi astato, for *IX « ** K ’ . _ ofT CTUTrBHS lo thn Editor*, M Mmm. must be ro*T e»io, to ontitlcthemto attontioo VOLUME X. COLUMBUS, G,^.THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1837. NUMBER 17. II. ,R. MATTES ON, POBWAl lit painter, • I if " r Calhoun’a Bullying. _r*~p oAetsiorpe rouse, y th. rergijbuflLW : i : ."Kt1.AW!'" ■*,5? ^ CALHOU.'I (t UASd. rttlmwhnn..April 18.1837. Hlf ClTV HAI.L.—COLllBBUS, «A. T HE .ubwribera bars tufcen llie nliora iwrab- iittlttnrm, and will tour Itnve complctnd nil re- pairs that arc n<pr«**arv for tlio coinfort of. those who who may favor them with n call. TliPvfluitvr tlunn- selves.from the long: experienrt of Air. Thai. James, who ban lmd the conducting of the Fountain Inn, (Boltvhoover's) Baltimore,for the last three year*, that tVy tyiU.ho able to give general satisfaction. Thev pledge iliemiielves that their Table and Bar shall be inferior to none in thi* option of country. The Horens will l»e sent to the Livery Stable or J. B» Giileron, whore every -ntlentjon will be noid to them. AYER& JAMES. A. K. Ayer, ] Columbus, Geo. Feb. 10.1G37. 3 tf Tlm*. Jomo*, 5 - Nciv-York Steam Packets. Harper, Thornton & Mvtngston, R i;nr coim.ntlv on trawl .ii*xt*#«lv««t*k <tl O’rtinnrtus mill Sln|lln IliV GihhIh wnutli lltey nr. now ofT.-.rins nl vrrv r.'dno.d pritw. Iw 0*H|, nr itjijtrot'.d credit, nniung wbicli nre inn fnlluvi mp nr- ">0 nil'll. 8t. Crnix Smrnr.SO l.bl.. do. 50 N. O. do 10 bill.. Uinf Sueur, 150 ling. prim. Lrecii Luffim 20 bid., llln Coffer, IQ bills- Jim Coffee Bilging: Bale Itnpe, Twine, 100 ke r . niiil»,nn’id 4 nine. Cng. Brandy, I pipe Cliimnnane do 2 do lio.l Hoi. din, I do Am. Ho, 2.) bl'ln. do 25 I.I.I.. N E Itnin, 25 do N i Ido,2 pip.. Jam. do 50 bids. Whi-kev, old rectified 25 bill.. Sweet Wine, 5 do Pori JVino Madeira, Ton'ffe, Jloranillo. mid (.oncino Wino Clinnipuignr nnd Clinniboruin Wine 5 ensk 1 * London Porter Cordiuls of every description, Cherry Brandy Palo and brown Sherry, Leiion Syrup West India Molasses and NO Syiup 1 libl. old Irish Whiskey, 21 casks Bice.Raisins Candies, Almonds, CrnekfM, Smok'd Beef Bolopnn Sausages, Chniii|aipno Cider Muscat Wino,Stouphton’o Bitters, Snap,Candles Windo\ Class,TolmeC's ? boxes 1.eftw vh’s John IhiKcoiub Tobacco,inferioito none in America Cipnrs,Coperas, liulipo, Madder. Starch Powder, Shot mid Lead, |nientJloe«, trace Chains Smith's Tools, Iron, Steel, Castings. Hoop Iron Sheet Iron, Nail Rods, Brnzier's do Hats, Boots, Shoes and Cops Sheetings and Shiriings,brostnnnil bleached Calicos, Muslins and Sstin-'lts,checks and plaids llnr.lwnre nnd Cutlery. Mil' Saws, eirt Sn«* J0 C 0« r rinnil, cor- b Hotel., T f Change of Days of Departure. 0 . nril lllllll A nr. oieam i o. i» i 1 1 . r 1 .• ■ Wrlirlil, will lonce Nnw-YorV for Clinrlenion on Thunidnv, llra27lli April, IH37,»l 10 o clock, A. M. nml lenvo Chnrlc.lon for New-5 ork, on I liura- dnv, 4ili Mny, 1857, n.d comma, to run ragu- l.rlv niter ihnt ilnto-llmt in. leave Cbnrln.lon at 10 o’clock, A. M. on the 4tli nnd lBlh Mny ; 1.1, loth nnd 29ih J«n»; 13ih and 39ili July; »nd I mb nml 24ili Aiigunl. The n.w boni in ‘bn P^nee nrjh* WILLIAM PATTON, Agc'i!” 13 (It April 27 Agency for Periodicals. P ERSONS \vin'.Hug lo pny nrranrngcs on, or subscriptions to, the following periodicals, cun do so by calling on the subscribers, who are author ised agents for this city. ' The Knickerbocker, or N. Y. Monthly Magazine.’ * Waldio's Select Circulating Library,’ and ‘ Port folio.’ t The* New-York Mirror.* Philadelphia Saturday Courier. The Charleston Observer. • I. C. PLANT ft Co. Booksellers. April 13 11 if * A GREAT BARGAIN. I N consequence of the ill health of one of tlio concern, the subscribers wish to bring their bu siness to a cloie, nml ofler their entire stork of Clothing; Cloths; Cassimeros; Vestings, Trimmings and Fancv Goods, AT COST and CHAIIHES. Aim, tl.c BRICK STORK uow oocUpied hv thorn. It, is among the bust .lands in the city, and has a good run of cih- wnh.»r - - N. B. All perann. ind-blcd lo ll.c coi^crn, hr not. nr nncoum|fcm inquonlod L ol l| l h J j» immediately. O.H.&lAA.n. r, brimrv 2 1 *■ h o w a n c iT & °« ? rry ra h. T A .om=ra‘nT;bcV , .Hl!c , /-™V 1 ;t l u ,l T,v h.Tc t.kcn the lions* foraicrlc-cnpind by 1.0.1.1, ^nTn°Ooods‘ Har^‘70 anil Cutlery, btaplo All dosoriptionH.iiiid have Al.o H»l". ««]".• ,?!r r "/.l*n lul ofclrccnrlo.,. on- received bv the lute niji ^ Brondy, Cider, Yiu- siHiiuff of Whiskey,-Wrerrv.TenerifTr, Mulngn nnd eeur, Madeira, I m*__ Sue - r n()( , ( j offerif (Vm-ker*. Champ ugne ^ j|„ s tC nl, Flour and Fish,and Hsisins, Abu^l'’ . few k.g.^ h bU,,er ‘ 51 II Jonnar^ L — ' " NEW GOODS. .,^12, DiVIS, (corner of Broad and Ran- IdUlpli fireMs,) has just rereivotl, nnd is now Opening an entire new st<»«k of bVenuli, British & Domestic Dry Good*, idioes, hats, hnrdwsro CriH’k- erv, &c. Also, a general UMSortiuent of CillOUK RIKf*. w-nivu i„. ofUre far sale on liberal terms. Docflrnbcr I ■ 44 tf "Acw Full unil Winter Good*. PRESTON it NELMS, H AVE just received nnn opened a splendid ns- sortaiciit of New Fall Goods. 01'I lie intent ■tyle Jk importations, among which sre (lie follotviug, A lew pieces ofOro de Rhine, llmhoue nnd Iml- inn Lilstring,Blue, Black, Cirn de 8wisS, Rich fig ured Pond'! I.ole, Poult de 3nie and Satin", Bishop 'riDkwn and Swiss Cnmhrics, dotted, striped and plain Swiss MwsUn, striped andscaded Jaekouet do. plain JiwisfrBook nnd Mull do, super rich satin Stripe, -small figured nnd plain Challvn, Gro de Nap and French Merinos, plain mid fig'd Circassians, llom- hazcites and BnmlpmneH. dark Prints. French and Emrlish ninnufecthres, blk Lace ami Blond Gauze Vj»iKb>ncf Chinelb, Brilliautine, Cdruova, Horuiu, dilnuijGuu/.e, Silk Muslin, and Gro de Nap ILikfs, jNiuze and satin Scarfs, Cups, Tabs and Bnr- ders^vtMdl MU#ljn Capes sud Tippets, silk,thread and hohftinct t,IKi«nd lodgings,satinCollaiH.down Pelerines, white black nml spotted laucv For Capos, ^rey Liberian sqrl Pelorim.s, I'lack do. black rabbit, •coney and down Tippets,chinchilla Cupos nnd Pele rines, sqrl tail and coney Boas, Ladies Long Kid and satin top Gloves, open work, English silk and pic nic do. col’d kid and fur ton do n variety of fig’d and embroidered Belts, a beautiful lot of Bonnot Ribbons latest style, a first rato assortment of silk, Slippers, button, cniter, ilot, seal and lasting Bouts, Misses, Boys and Children's Slippers. Broadcloths, Casimercs, Sattinets and Kentucky Jeans, a full assortment of Ready-Made Clothing, Hats Boots nnd Shoes, and keep constantly 011 hand an assortment of Wood Waro, Queen’s Wure, Hard Ware sud Cutlery. Sueur, Coflee,* Molasses, Iron Castings, Bacon, Mackerel, Bngeiug, Kupo, Twino. Negro Shore, Blankets and Kerseys nnd u good assortment of Domestic and Staple* Goods, all of which they arc offering for sale at the lowest prices. Henry King, Has just received, and offers for sale at low prices forcaflt, W EST India Molasses, Butter Crackers St..Croix and Porto Rico Sugars Coffee, Don, Western Flour Goshen Butter,Buckwheat Flour Malaga llni.iins, Honey Dew Tobacco Soap, Candles, Nails, Bar Lead und Shot, Arc. He hn« also on hand, u rood stock of Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hardware nnd Cutlery, Crockery and Glass Ware, which is offered ui New. York prices, with the expenses added for cash Parsons wishing 10 buy at wholesale, would do well to flvnhim u call. Store, East side Brood Bin’s*, next tlooMo Smith & Morgan, in the upper f» tf GOODS At COST# IIHDS. assorted Bacon H.F fill kairs leaf Lard; fiO bhls. Molasses 200 hags ifitvana Green Coffee S00' boxes Malaga Ha bins 1S5 boxes best Ilonoydew Tobacco, (Lynchb’g) 2. 1 ) “ emninon do 50,IHiO Spnni«li Cigars 20 Ton gal. keg-. Leman Svnin 60 kegn assorted Cordials, 10 Peppermint 4 pipes Holland Gin; 4 do. Cog. Brandy 10 bl-h. Chg. Brandy; 10 -uncricnn do 10 bills. Malaga Wine; fi Suinoys Wine 5 do Sbcrrv and Madeira 10 do. Ten’tfWine, 100 do/.. London Porter 40 coses Shoes, well assorted^ 20 bales Sheetings and Shirtings 5 do Negro Cloths 2 Com Grist Mills to run in a Cotton Gin, by Horae power. All the above goods for salo low for.Cash or on time for approved bankable paper. groceries, OW ACCOMMODATING TFK GEO. W. ROSS irflcraor. to T. A M. Evnn*,) st their forr.ic uarof llauilohili A Oglathorpe-M#.ralhoau OFFER FOR SALE, OA HH’DS. St. Croix Sugar. 30 llh’d.i w. I. Molasses, 10 Bb’ls Georgia Syrup, 90 Bngtt Prime Cuba t'offan, 40 do. Rio do. t>0 Bb'lrt Java do. 10 do Lf. Sugur, 4 Boxes Boston refined do. 20 Rid Is N K Rani, Ifi do. do. Whhkgy. 30 do. do. Gin. 4 do. Cordial assorted. 30 do Malagu Wine. 3 (’asks old Mnderin Wine, f» do O’l and itap’d Brandy, 0 Pipes H. Gin. 4 Caaks Champ. Brandy, 40,000 Choice llnvnitnh Se«nra. 10 Tons Bar Iron assorted size. 100 P’s. Dundee Bagging, 10 Boxes Honey Dew Tobacco. 20 Boxen Yellow Soup. 10 do Fancy tin 100 Kmga Nails. JO do Horae Shoe Shapes. 5 Bb’ls Choice old live Whiskey 30 Do Mens Pork. ‘JO do Prime do. 20 Kegs Goshen Butter. 40 do Lard, 20 Half bb’ls. Beef Tongues, 00 Half bldhi. Mackerel, No. 1, 2, fc 3. 100 Boxes Gloss. 00 Kegs White Lead. 5 Ca*k» Lamp oil*. 2 do Linseed do. 20 Kegs F FG (Dupont’s) Powder, 40 Bags Shot, ns*orted, 200 (Toils llnmi Rope. 40 no Manilla do. lor Boats- 00 Boxes Lemon Syrun, 40 Mux**# Tallow Candles, Cft Do. Sperm do. 30 nrHkeisChntnpnign Wine. 10 Boxes do Cider. 20 do Starch. 40 Half bb’ls. Crackers. Butter. 20 Do. Pilot Btaad. 30 do Onions, With a variety of oilier goods in o*r line. March 9,183*. 0—if April 6 bv Removal. HAMILTON. IIUIII) & Co. H AVE removed to their now store, next door above Mr. Kivlitis’ (Sans Sottci,) where is addition to their former stock, they are now receiv- •«n »imoM ft»'ly ft eh supplies from heir tuauufac lory in New York. All who nro iu want of Frock Coat*, dross and business do. Surtou's Cnmhlrt winnpera, Flushing Over Coats Blanket doUibb’d nud plain CitMsiiuoro Pant’s. Sattinett do. Cloth do. of ull colours Silk, Cotton and .Merino nett drawers afld shirts Linen, Cotton ami Gingham do Bosoms, Collars,Crnvuts, Stocks, Suspenders Gloves, Silk, woolen and Cotton Hosiery Boots, shoes, Imta, or any thing in tlio Ready Made Clothing line,will do well to cull on us, us we still continuo to sell at tho same cheap rate an heretotbre. We Imve also a splendid assortment of cloth*, caatlmern* and vestings of the most desirable atul fushionnhlecolours, which wo are uow prepared manufacture, in the moai modern style. January 5 49 y SMAEEEY, CRANDALL A Co. H Opposite the Bank of Columbus, Broad-st. f AYE just received from their Establishment at L>. ike North a splendid assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING, consisting in part of the fol lowing: Invisible .green, brown nnd drub Over Coats Black,blue, ami fancy-colored Dress do. Bl’k. blue..inv. erren nnd nlivv*. bro. Frock do. Plain lilacs nnu hguren voivet vests Fig’d iiierin* and woolen, velvet ilo. Blue and black cloth do. Every de-cription rlb'd. plaid nnd str-p'd cass. pants Plain Muck, Mu** am! mixed cussimcro Waid, mixed, sntiuette and jeans Super linen Shirts, rufllo and pleted bosoms ** cotton do. do. do. do. *' gimrlinm and striped cotton do. Pntcnt mor. nml lamb’s wool Shirts und Drawers 50 doz. rih'd'ftoolnn Soe.ks Black nml white rib’d silk half Hose Stocks, Collars and Bosoms: pleted sntin Bosoms Sup. buck, bo 'kin nml mix’d merino Gloves Suapcaders, It-iliiflj Crav.u#, nnd Cravat Htiffnefs Sup. lin.cambric, fancy nnd red pongee H’dkfs Water-proof, sup. cnlf, inmoceo nnd o|>crn Boots PrutifliiMnoroceo end kid Dancing Pumps White, Van Buren.Jack Downing Navy Slioos Extra beaver and silk Hats; CnjM,&<!. Sup. silk ami ciugbam UmbruUas; walking Canes Sup. leather travelling ’l’runks, extra bauds and 200 PIECES Scotch Bugging, 100 coils Bnrdea & lieAfclcy# Bacon. LnbbyV Cigars 1 do. St. Civ. Sugary loncy Dew I’obnccn xeiimw qnnlitios; Rice Itatsins; Hull’s mould Candles Molasses; Mnckeiel: D bite Lead Linseed nml Lnn.pOil; C,lass, of different H*rs, All of which they propose to sell on accommoda ting terms. April fi 10 tf ___________ B. A. SOUSBY, 1 .4 now rereiviiig direct fron. New York, a hand some collection of Fancy mid Staple Dry Goods* It only uiddc clothing, Huts,Cups. Slioen.&c. And a general assortment of Groceries, to wit: Liquors and Wines of every variety, among which nro some very superim .double aim ilirlblo refined L«.nf Sugar, Brown do. Coffee, Flour in wholo and half Mils. Buck Wheat do. Mackorel, Sardenes, Rice, Tens, Lemon Syrup. Olives,Coubhun-s, ]trasorvcd Ginger, Raisins', Almonds, Crackers, Cheese* Pota toes,Onions,Candles, Indigo,GOperas, Moder, Spice. I’eper, Ginger, Pimento, Alltim, Salerntua, Linseed Oil. (>npter and British Oil, White Lead, Putty, spt’s. Turpentine, March, sonp. tobacco, segara, iV.c. Also, hnirging nml rone, wrought and out Nails, Iron and Stoel, Blacksmith Tonis ami Mill Irons of eve ry dmtcriptioty* Ing.liitli nud trace chains, horseshoes, and horse shoe nails, powder, shot, lead, Forming tools of every de^enptiun, shot Guns, Rifles and a general assortment of Hardware nnd Cutlery. SADDLERY of all kinds, glass ware, crockery nnd Chinn do. dining nnd fen setts of difleront •izee, wooden ware, 5:0. &r. which in addition to Ills former stack, makes bin assortment large pml very c plete, all of which he v ill soli low for cash, u time, to responsible persons. December I H Columbus, Dec. 22,183G. 47 G11 yiu-d A Jordan, (AT DfL’LlNOHAMs’ OLD STAND,) A RE now receiving from New York nnd Now Orleans, a ge.icrnl supply of Groceries* Dry Goods 6c Hardware,, Also n complete assortment of Shoes, a well selected stock ol Iron Horae slmes and horse »hoe anils, coni mills Mill irons complete made expressly fur the market Corn shallera, Black Smiths tools Books nnd Stationary, AVond Waro Paints urn! Oils, Sp’ts. Turnenfma Every article of Patent Medicine Saddle**, Bridles, Martingales, Sic. With a groat vuriefy of other articles, making A II uasort.uoiit suitod to tho wan ts of the cononuni- . January 6 ' 43 tf HARDWARE. HALL 6c M O .S E »S . Iluvo now on hand a general assogtneiit in tho above lino, including nil tho varans kimlsof L OCKS. Screws, Hinges, UiIIh, Nails, Brads Tucks, Saws. Axes, 11 ntchMs, Chains Wecdinghoes,Spades, Shovds, Bolts, Bucklos, Faucets, Scythea.Reap-hooka Cutting Kuivcs, Frying Pins, Tea Kettles lJruss Ket'les, Sadirons, Giuhlots, Augers Braces ami Bills, 'I’abb Cistors, Knobs Curtain Pins, Andirons, Slovols Tongs Mill Irons, Blacksmiih unf Carpeutprs Tools Fenders, Spoons, Riizors.Razor Straps Table, Pocket and Penkrives, Brushes Lucking Glasses. Slim t Iron, Copjier nud Tinware ofiverv description. ALSO—WIN IlOW GLASS, 8x in, 10x 12, 12 x H, 12 x 10, 12x 18, 12x20, 11 xlo, II xlG, 11 x 1U, 14x20. Paints, Oiia, See. White Lead, ground in OH, do. Dry Black do do £• do 1)0 Verdigres,Chrome Green,Chrome Yellow Venetian Rod, Snxulsh Biwwn, Vermillion • Prussian Blue,Lamp Blaek, Sinnifli Wniting Putty, Paint Stones, Paint ktid tarnish Brushes Linseed, Lamp nnd Train Oil. For sale by HALL & BOSES, Broad street, sigu of the Padlock. fobrunrv 19 3 t AE%V GOODS. JOHNSON, NUCKOLLS & RROTlIER H AVE just rceciveiDa fresh supply of s -uskii- nhle Goods, which in addition to their fur- mer stock make# their ussortiuent very extensive, Among which will ho found Sup’r blue blant and st«el niix«vd Cloths Cassitnere Satinette; Flannel, Blankets Brown and hleaclied Sheetings und Shirtings A great variety of plain and figured Silks Plain und figured Chntley Gent.’s suit Ladies’ Silk Hosiery and Gloves Ready Made Clothinp. SHOES.—A general assortment ot Ladies’ and Gent.’s Sh*Ts and Boots; course Shoes; Boy#' Misses*, and Children’s do. Crockery,Glusiware, Hardware &,CutIcry Collins’ Cast Steel Axes, (warrantedgenuine.) Castings, Iron and Steel, See. Ate. Jan. S, 1337. 49 tf Spt’ititf mid Summer Good*. J UST received n full supply of Sjring nud Sum* m.er Goods,of tlio latest stylo, winch will be sold cheap for cash. SM ALLEY, CRANDALL & Co. March 30 Opposite tho Bank of Columbus. MEW y I OHL\ New, cheap and durable Hriiitb, French, Iialiun, Hwns und Amoricnn Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. f RA1IE iiubscrih. r would rcspoctfally Inform tho JflL ■ cilizcrra of Colnmlms ami it# vicinity, that bo l'a how receiving, at the Store on Broud-hlrcct, lately occupied by 11. F. Malone, a general and wcU-sn- b'wteil Mock of I ’nncy nnd Staple Dry Goods, all of which have been carafnlly selected from the late Spri-ic importatioira in the Northern rities, and will bo I'onml to'Cmlir'itu) as clioico snloctions a# any in market; till of wbirli will he sold ou-accommoda tin': trims forCasb. Piiu'haMers arc invited to Call and examine for themselves A. Me A UN, Columbus, April 13 ll^m j\'cw illunurnctory of Coufcctiou- iirlcK. T il IE Mubtrriber respectfully Informs ths citi zens of Columbus, that he lias recently Ciun- me need uunuiucluring, and will fill all orders' at the shortest notice. Ilia bar shall be fumUhcd with most choice li quors of this city. Hi# Store is oh Raivlolph-street. (bur doors below J. Davies's corner. B. F. M’DAM EL. April 13 11 tf Tui'iftcr, Andrews A Watson. H AVE associated with them in their business, George W. Toreritino late of Hoard county. They Itavo just received, in addition to their for. mor stock, fin extensive supply of Dry Goods A Grot cries, which iliov offer at low prices for cash or good pa lter, anisng which nra the following Fancy Silk", Figured fiuu black Snttins, French *W<h«»hu inii'AM.ct vinoli'is, Otilrrvr ntln VianYd «1d. Blond Gawze Veils, Comnva. Blond Gnwzo and Gro «lc Nap llandki'irbiefs, Thread and Bohinetl Lnce and Edging, Pongee iinrl Band'll, l/audker- ehiefs, Ladies Silk ami Cotton llowe, Bonncits nud Kilihons, Bombazine and Merino Circassians, Irish, French and Grass Liimcus, Liunen Drill ini-, Bluek, Blue Cloth, Tickings, Lowe ll Ocuuhur;* and Do mestics, Hara, Shoes nnd Boots, Hnrilware and Cut lery and Crockery. St. Croix. Porto Rico and N. Orleans Siienrs, l.oaf do. La Gnyrn, Java, Culm and Rio Coffee, Hire, West India 'Molasses, Tene- riflu nnd Port Wiua, f’hampaignn and Mirsent do. London Porter, New Ark Cider, Linseed and Lump Oil, Spl’a. Turpentine, Swedes Iron, German nnd Cast Si"#d Plough Mri'ild", Eir. , li«h Casting#,Nails, Lend. Powder and Shot, Mnckeiel, Herrings nnd Cod Fish, Goshen Bolter, Crackers, Almond* and Raisins, I.efnori Svrup nml Cordials, Nppriii and oaten! monied ('amllcs, TohareouuU Simuish So- ears. A-e. A c. March 23 8 tf !%ew Fiinr. 1B1NSON, H. F. Wll — - — - HILLIP W. llOl.COMB havingassoci- tiled themselves in the Drv Good and Grocery bnsi- nes.4, und* r the name and vtylo of Rohinsiui \' il- linuis At Co. Have purchased an entire new #toe.k of Staple DryGoodiniml fifiK'criefl,amlare now re ceiving 11 large quantity of fiesli Soring Goods, and fiwpei'ifull v solicit the ir friends nnd acquaintances tp give them a cull, as they are prepared to sell tho following articles at wholesale or retail, viz JO PipesTMiami (Jin, 10 do Sup. Chnmmiigii Brandy, fi do 4ih proof Cogiij'u: Brandy, 5 do American Brandy 100 Bid. New England Hum, 150 Bids. Rve Gin, 30 do M. D. Wine, 20 do Malincydo. lO'do Rose Cordial, 10 do Mini do. 9 do Cinnamon do. o0 Baskets Chatupaign Wine, Cog Brandy. ^ Also—A full assortment nf Coffee, Sugar Pepper, Spices, Coporas, Indigo, While lead, Madder, Arc. Persona wibhiug to purchase 01 the above, will do well to cull nnd examine the qualitv nnd prices* ROBISON WILLIAMS At Co. March 30. 1837. 9 tf Albert G. Dccliliaai, Bh AVIVG tnkeu the centre tcueiueiit in the brick btu buildings on Kumlolnli street, lictwogji Alca- sra Howard At Wittich, nud Read At Talbots’ bus opened on e xtensive assmimoiit of Fancy A Staple Dry Goods, Har<l\vate, Glnaa. Ohinn ware, Jewdry See. On hand, u heavy lot of Bagging, Rope, Negro Shoe* atul Blankets. 4 ho expccieffifl a few days, n gou- oral assortinaut of inocimus Vegutabio Medicines At lOOcopies oMlcraoy’a Midwifery or womuii.-’ frieud Janunrv19 51 tf SpiriljK for Sale. G IN, Domestic im. Holland and Holland pure, WHISKEY,Irish,.'Muwmgaimlaand country BRANDY—Otntd, DupnA^fV'vach, Champaiguo arid American, 4iH proof. RUM—Jamaica. WINES.—Sherry. Best Madeira, pure Malaga, Clav<*t,Chnmpni«ne l llm k, Ate. RICE—By tho i’usk, |lnrrcl, or retail. SUGAR—Porto Rico,Oricau*,Lump und Double Refined. COFFEE.—Cuba Green, Java Green and the IRON—Large Patent HoesnndAxes, TOBACCO—Leftwicli's best Honey and assorted W.M. At W. TONEY, Kaudolph-st. March 2 fi tf New Goods. ( GEORGE A. NORRIS, 1ms on hand, a large W supply of Dry Gouda, auiU'd to tlm prcarni nud coming 8"n*on, together with u good utmortnicnt i.| Crockery uml Hind Waro. Also a j»V; of Gioceries.all of which are going of at vety low prices. Murclij) C tf WM. H. SIAltTSFIELD A Co. A RE now receiving from Ncw*York At Boston an extensive ami liundsomo asHortment of Spring und Hum mor Goods, Having located a branch of their business in Colum bus, are uow opening a trash, seasonable nml well selected assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Rea dy Made Clothing, Ate. Ato. Their Store is situated on Hrond-stfret, a few doosa north of L. J. Davies's sor er. Wo believe we risk nothing in saying ihnt those who favor us with a call, personally or by sending their orders* wiil be accommodated ou the im st favorable terms. May 4 14 If T ROB’ r. JttcQUEEN, Nearly opposite the residence of the loje Judge Shorter, Broad Street. W OULD inform Ids town and. country friends, that he has purchased of Th'o's. R. Gold his entire stock, consisiingof Dry Goods, Groceries. Ac• which he offers on moderate |efiqs, Call and exam ine. quality and prices. 1 Columbus, May 4 M tf Wirx BAGS best Rio Cnfl' o. just received nnd fur sale by ALLEN A YOUNG. Jnuuary 5 49 tf tat BHL8. Whiskey,“old Rootlflsd’’ 4 50 doN E Rum, 40 do American Gin 25 do American Brandy, for sale hy Jitniiiiry 5 AI.LEN Ac YOUNG. Cliuinxmignc Cider. BOX.ES CUomnuigno Cidtrin store, ond for sale by G. B. TERRY# janunry 20 52 ^ Lemon Syrup. ^Thxrx BOXES oud 5 Burrel*. received and for sale by G. B. TERRY, janunry 26 52 tf 80,000%&£%%££% bv ’ G. It. TEKItV. january 26 52 if Sf BBLS. Canal Flour, ju.t rooeivod hy Oti* ♦ ALI EN & YOl^NG. • s SUGAR. SN Jlk BBLS. Porto RiccoSugnr, 50doNO do Jnst roccivod by J«vn|ary5 ALLEN Ac YOUNG. On Cmisi^nmnut Q A CASKS foosh Thoinnston Lime, just re* p5\W ceived by ALLEN A. YOUNG. Janunrv 5 , 49 tf A OR. CASKS, Tone rifle Wine, for sale by .ELW ALLEN & YOUNG. January 5 49 tf Lump Oil. TS A BBLS. Winter Sirsinrd Oil. for sain hy S.fF ALLEN A YOUNG. January 5 43 tf Frlmc Coffee. A Bhls anil bags of best CntVrr, just received TffT'Lr by AUG. HAYWARD. • January 19 51 tf Ruffulo Holies. VERY Large drussed Buffalo Robes, re- ceived per steamer Yulia Buslin, mi con signment, aud for salo by WM. P. YONGE, Fch.,23 4 Front-street. COHN. X ISAft nUSHF.I.S slrallcd Corn, 500 do. S ,5 X. xJt Osts. wuntod by Morel, 2 5 if 5WW. ,t W. TONEY. Stiff nr* IMJ’DS St. Croix Sugar, just roeeived and tor sale by JAMES R. BUTTS, gColntnbuK, March 9, 1837 G tf UKOt’EUIES. ■fl CASKS .Superior CbeeBe JLvr STiorceaNew Ui«o 24 Btxcrt Bunch Kui^ins 2 Ctsos Supetim Prunes Just received, and lor sale low for Cash. C. W. BUCKLEY A Co. Calhouu’g UrhaitA Duildiur, Oalothorpe-gt Feb. 16 3 tf * 8 Now York Oysters. K AA JARS I’ickcllcdOvstere, just received Had for sulebv March U» 7 tf VTM. dt W. TONEY. BJ ItASKBTS CHAMPAIGNE WINE, /Gt03 Voig. brand, just roccivod by M'.rcli 23 8 AI.LEN & YOUNG. Jg, CASKS LONDON PORTER, ju.l rac’d b, O Mnn-lt 23 8 ALLEN & YOUNG. Bacon and Lard. R? AAA LBS. New Country Badon, # tJft 5000 It*, new Lard, for sale by ' RAGAN,COLQUITT A GRANT. March 30 9 tf, Brood-st. LIVERPOOL SALT, “inVnTnnr RAG^(TVcOLQUITTA GRANT 1 Bl’idHELSSI'.llodlnri, A iy 10,(KIO lb, prinii Bucon, fur ruin hv Q P r, '- r >»‘f S WITH At GRIMES. cCT 'o-V nje lo.) Jb*. Mdi. Carbonate of Soda . •< 12 boxes Sperm Candles Received on consignment mid for sale low, hv n , I’.MIKDZIELSKI, Uroad-ct. opposite tho Bank »1 tloluinbuu. May 11 15 3i [A. L.] f $1 iiuitiiiilt.ss’ tpurdeii Seeds, of stijiorior qiWlity, lor sulu hy 0* U. TERRY* janiiar/2fl ^«» ,f f 1*1 AHO FOHTFS. SR pitKNAN, professor of Music. CoIiiiuImih, ® ansfor gale, I inuo Forten, mamifaclun dex- j.ressly fwhimun.t to Ills orders, by the celebrated lwus,. „i XUNNrt, CLARKE * Gil. which lie war- nuits,t>otB for brilliant tone and durabiliiv, superior to any inuiufuctuied iu tlio United StutJa. at n H. C. i’ll ELI’S A Co. Dec. 25 48 tf Broad-street. Stownrl « Smallwood i-jl itVL u.BociQtcd thQin.cIvn. l(iet*l!icr for Ihe ■ * purp.nu of Ir.ii,acting ft General Commluion “> **«• doMI'h., I'lnrjiU, where ll.cv will ho nnppy lo rccoivo fukora from their friend, and Ihe P"l' l,c - ' „ GEORGE STEWART. A,n;.t8. 2!) tf JOS L. SMALLWOOD. Ilumllton, Hurd db Co. AVI ? V1“ rac.iv.,1 an iraaerlni.nl of line SIt.K JaJt. and JIJ AVER JIA't'S, of llie luie.l fu.hioo. j»nuafv2fl r»2 tf* F* 8. Gwen wood A Co* MAVE lust received, direct from New-Oilenns ILli uihI N«w-^ urk, ii gplaiulitl a^-ortnicut of Dry (roods, Hardware,Cuilory,ficc.SiiL''ir,Coffre, Flour Whiskey, Gin, Rum, Brandy, Cordials, 1 hid. No. 1 nud 2 Mackerel, Bacon, Buying and Bale Hope, Faints, Oils, Glusa, l’utty, Ac. Ii. ti. GREENWOOD, „ . f. c. McKinley, March 2 5 tf E. SEY.Mt)UK. i'etit Gulf Cotton heed. A UG. HAYWARD has ou hand about 75sncks, XAL * hit'll Imve been proved to l>e genuine uud (fooil, aud wishes io tliwposo of them. Also, Ims just received Brandy, W iue, Gin, Almonds, Fish, iiatgius and Lcuions to gull. March 2 5 tf To Hire Out, F.VERAl, young Women. Bovs and Girls, nud one Fellow . Appjdy to Smn'l W. Flournoy,*r March 9 C tf SEABORN JONES. Superior Tobacco. "ff EFTWICH’S best chewing 'I'obauco, in small M.J Of lariro quantities—AIm>, Salt, Bugging aud Kojin, all of whichuiuy be hud at January 19 AUG. HAYWARDS. Wiley Wlllinuis A Brother*; Columlms, Geo. A RE nmv opening their Spring nnd Summer ia. stock of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, all of which they will sell on terms to suit their cus tomer*. * April 13 1) if Rcuioval. r HNIIE subscriber* Imve removed to their old M. stsnd ou Brond'-strcet, onu door below Mossrs. Profcton A Nelms, where they now offer to their cus tomers and the public ueuevally.ntnll assortment of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. They are now receiving GO hhtls. Bacon, 250 bids. Flour, 159 Idris. 3tigur,(f)hbl*. Whiskey, 50 kegs Lard, which they oiler low for Cush. They hereby request all persona indebted to them bv noli;or book account, nin«1e previous to the 1st of January last,to settle the shins without delay. A pril 20 12 tf J. «. GREKN E A Co. Country Produce. J'lASfl given for country produce. Aj WM. a W. TONEY. Rlarch 2 5 if GOODS IN HAMILTON, (t'HKAr FOR CASH.) ■p*AUDEN A W II.LIAMS, would inform the lUfl citizcnn of Harris county nod the suirouudinx country, that ll»ny hove just received n freshasrort- ment of DRY (iOOifS, and Imve determined from ihe pressure of ihe money marker, iomcII their ou Kin k teuii* uh the people innv wish. Call at (heir now stirc, on llie north side of ihe ■nunre in Ham ilton, ifynii wish to l»uy goods cheap for cash. Mnyj4 - 1 f 8m IL A W. JANIES H. REYNOLDS, I WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER, Second door North of KIvHa’a ConfiMtUoaory, Broad it. R ESPECTFULLY informs his fown nud Coun try friends that he has just roiitvred front New Yoik with a very rich addition to his stock of good*, and Imlics and gentlemen, wishing fine Watt Im* or Jewelry of superior quality, have now an opportu nity of* supplying themselves w ith articles that cun- not be surpassed. GOLD WATCHES. Patent Lever, English Duplex, Anchor Horizontal and Vertical hrtunpninant* Silver Laver and plain Watches JEWELRY. Ladies fmo Gold Neck Chains Ear Kings and Brooches, Gold Waist Bucklos Medallions, Lockets. Thimbles Watch Hooks. Finger Rings, Ate. Ace. Gents, fine Gold heavy rob and Guard Chain* Honvv new pattern Seals Plain.* Chnocd, Set, and Enamelled Keys Breast Pins, and every other urticle otpluin, as) or enamel led work. Setts of Elegant Japanned Waiter* Large and sntnll Musical Boxes Brittaunia and Silver Plated Waro Gold atid Silver Hpectaele* Superior Razors: Pen, Dirk and Bowia Knives Belt Pistol* : and a variety of Fancy. Goods, All of which he will di-nose ofot the lowest prices. Columbus, April fi, 18117 ’ > 19 tl WATCHES JEWELRY, Ac. T HE auMcriher, [formerly of Milledgevllle.nnd latent the firm of Foster At ’’ogb*, in this place,] bating purchased Mr. Foster's inleiysi in the concern here, would respectfully inform Ids friends nmktlie public, that he contemplates to continue the business in all its vnrion* brant lies: that lie has re moved ro this place, nnd will give Ids personal nnd undivided attention toil. He. flatters liiirtself that Ids long experience in the business will '.‘liable him to give general satisfaction. lie would assure nil who may favor him with their custom, that Im will al ways ke**p on hand a general usHortmonl of the best articles in Ids line of bu siness, nnd thnt whatever i* recommended to be of f mrior quality will bo fonnd lobe such. (e has uow on hath] and will constantly keep, an extensive assortment of Wtuchns, of every descrip tion, Jewelry, Plate nnd Plated Ware, a great vari ety, fine Cutlery,Music and Musical Instruments, a general assortment of Military Goods, Lamps of ev- •y description, together witli u great variety of Fan- t Articles. . Watch Repairing and Engraving done in tha heat manner. JACOB FOGLE. Columbus, March 30 9 tf MISCELLANEOUS. Praia “ Goat* of llie Animal*." THE WEARY WATCHER. BY T. U. BATLV. Tia nut the hour her lover named, Yet she already deems him late } And pouts her lip, ns if ashamed That mortal man ahuuld make bar wait. Sim counts the minute* o’er and o'er* Yet aectns unconscious of their flight J And she will watch the pith no more Where drat his form will b« in sight. And were she summoned by his voice, She would not turn her head to greet him ) Coine when ha may, she will rejoice To show how coldly she can meet him T She will not frown, for fiowns would say Tint she hud watched for hi* return Sho will not smile—it would betray She saw him tlot with unconcern. Oh 1 should he ever come, 110 trace Of weak t motion shall appear; ^ She'll seam, whiln gazing on hia face* Ui cmuiciuus that ha stumis so near, No blush shall mnutla on her chedk, No tear shall irambla in her eye; To aon.eyoung sti nugrrrii’* will speak, And teem engrossed by hit reply. Aud thinking thus she proudly leans Against the marble balustrade; Come when she. may,she never meant To raise her eyos 'or turn her head. Lady most beautiful thou art. And pride Iteeomes me ’mid the crowd I But oh! with him who wins thy heart, Thou’rt loud—weuk—any thing but prouj. Resentment when he leaves her side, Betrays tlio depth of woman's love; lid when she prattles of her pride, What but her wnukueas doth she proto f Why starts she now ? why.turns her head With Much a glance of gay delight T Alas! forgetting ull aho said, She smiles the moment he's in sight I The weary watcher eon eommnnd No word to wound, no frown toebil!; The silent nres-mre of her hand Atunre- him he is welcome still. DcGILSE A GORMAN, Broad-st. Columbus, opposite Ain,po A Tarver. H AVE and are constantly receivings aeloct and fiishioimblo assortment of Watches, Jewelry A Fancy Goods, Consisting of ladies and gen'leinan’s Gold anchor Escapement, Duplex, Lepine nnd plain Watchne: Ladies Neck Chains, Gentlemens Guard aud Foil Chains,Scale und Kevs, Ear-ring*, Breastpins and Finger Rings, Gold Thhnhlos, Bracelets, Buckles, Slides, Snaps, Necklaces, head Ornaments and tuetn- urnmluin Hooks. A now and splendid arlielo ol Ladies and Gentlemens Dressing Cuaes, a flue* as sortment of Gold ni il Silver mounted Canes, Sil ver, Snuff nud Scent Boxes, Mosic Boxes, playing from two to eight airs, fine Cutlery, besides every article belonging to the Jowelry und Fancy bust- G. DeOTLSE, formerly watch mnker In the store of P. Miedzlolski, will repair and warrant watches of every description, Clocks, Music Boxes ami ac- cordeons. Also Jewelry ofoll kinds neatly repaired. All Watches sold at this store, will he kept inor- der, free of charge, for one year, or exchanged eny time during the year and the same price allowed na paid for. JAMES O. GORMAN,Miniature Painter,would inform the ladies and gentlemen of Columbus, that he has removed bis Painting Room, to the store of Gorman A DeGilse. where lie is ready to attend to those who may honor him with their patronage. January 5 49 II persons from trading for Jn by myself to W. Dyer, 1 which Ii** failed, sod I am de termined not to pay it unlers compelled by law. JAMES KeETH. Shady Grove, Merriwcihcr co. Mny 1 Ifi Jf Columbus Wliolusute nnd Retail • fiiQDLUtXT WAU£ llUUWt, W. Wads A Oo. Keep oonstnntly 00 hand n largo aanortinont oi S PANISH, Glutted, Overlaid, A Shafted Saddles Plain, Boys, Knee, Attukupns, nud I’luniers do Lnrge and Extra Lrrge do Ladies Saddle*, of evnry quality nnd stylo BRIDLES. OF ALL KINDS, Some good for 50 cenin; Saddle Bags; Carpet do. Valices; Stirrup Leather*; Sircinglas aud UirtliH. llARNESS-iCoach,flip,nnd Denrhnru, from the cheapest to the best. TRUNKS, ofall descriptions. The above articles are of their own maniifacliire, mndo under their own immediate inspection,-ol tho best materials,and bv superior workmen. Also, on hand, English Saddles, Bridles and Mnrtingnlns. Coach, Gig, Tandem, Sportsmen, and Waggon Whips; Siiirnp*. Ui!*, Spurs, Buckles, llsmes,Col lars, Cut Tacks, Trunk Locks, Horae Brushes, and Cnrrv Combs, Trace aud Uniter Cliuins. ALSO—A good ussortmunlof Co.icti A Gig Hnr- noxs Trimmings; Plntt-d, Brass and Jnppan’d do. ALSO—A good as«oitmunt of Skirting, llurues* and Bridle l<euthrr lilaek. blue, 1 red,yellow, green, nnd coch neiil Morocco Skius; Buffalo Robes and Bear Skins. N. B. Traders who Imy to sell aguin. will lie fur nished on as go~d terms as can bo bought cither in New York or Newark. ID* REP A1 BING dupe on Iho most reasonable terms Jan. 5. 49tf net lilieral prices will bo Columbus Colton Factory. T IIE ow ner- of the Cnli,mbits Factory, respect fully inform the public ilinl it i- now in suc cessful operation. They have ou hand a general as sortment of* Ynrn*, which innv be had ul ull limes and at the most reasonable prices. Their wool carding machine is also in operation, and uny thing in thut line will be done at the shor test notice, . Factory, for which given by the week or month. Apply STEWART A FONTAINE, or 8. K. IIODGES A Co. February 9 2 y CliOi»4*f Ware, Clialr*, &e. «&<* JACOBI A MIBDZIELSKI. flB3 IIE undersigned having associated themselves m under tlm firm a* above, in the Cobinel making business, most reepeetlullv inform th' ir friends and the public in general, that they nre now reudy to re ceive any orilers in the gAiv0 business. They’will continue manufacture at the old stand of John C. Juflyhi, nil kind* of Furniture, which for fete and superior workmauship, shall be excelled by none in th* eounity. Furniture, Pimios of tlm im*Mt approved makers, Ac. Ac. will h« kept coiiMtanily on ham! at their Ware-House in Broad street, two doors below the Cilv Hall,nml oppo-ite Me-srs Stewart A Fontaine. They wiUwnJenvor to meet the approbation of all those who may fuvor thorn with their patronage, h> direct attention and promptness. REFER F.NCES.—Stewart A Fontnine, E. Can M. Evans, J. C. Calhoun. Jamra Shorter, Judi*c Tliomns, Dr. Hoxey, Win. Warren, Judga Coiuu.tl, Win. II. llarper, Hall A Moses. JOHN ii. JACORI, March 2 y PAULIN MIEDZ1EL8KL FNIPOIUUNI OF FAHIIION. HENRY MATTHEWS, Has on hand, at hi* old stand, Broad-street, a Gen eral Assortment 19 Cloths, Cnssimerca, Headyinude Clothing, The following is a list of a few articles: W ONI)ON CLOTHS—Black,blue, blown,green ■ J Dahlia A Oxlord mix’d Cloths; Athens Broud- cloths,for Summer wear, of superior quality; Super Vd lours, Bomba zinc- and Cambists. CASS!MERflh— Black Cssnimore; Wood dyad do.; London tnoioskin plaids, Lavender, Victoria, mixture, drab, uhsek’d, single mix’t, plai.l*. brown, doe-*kin, tiger-skin, double rib’d do.ptll of superior qunfit v. DRILLING—Silk linen Drills;linen double rlb’d do.; Mcltiourne NorweigUan check’d do ; white riU’d honey comb do.; drub and while cambric do.; union w hite cotton do ; rib’d fancy Gamhrnon*. VESTINGS—Of all qualities, vis.: Eiialisli vel vet, silk, satin and check’d do.: Marseille* w hile nud printed, silks, and figured Merinos; Chullis; figured Writings, Ac. UcnflysMade dotlilnR, of every descritdiou aud of the best mnicrinls. Jan. 1. 49tf Jimt received by Read A Tulbot« AA BACKS Petit Gulf Cotton Seed A lot of Country Bacon Glade’s Butter, Malaga Wine, Madeira Wine Canal Flour, Raisins. Bagging, Smiths Tools Cotton Osnabuifa, aamiul*, Crackers Sugar and Coffee. IriS|x Nails. Hats Coarse HkoA. Champaign Wine an1 Cider MuacalWtne, Claret Wine, with varioua othai articles. March 16 7 tf The importance of active benevolence as an anti dote to llie sun own of Ufa, a« well as tor the glory of God, i* finely expreeaed in tlm following attract front Iho poem on Taste, by tho Rc.v. C Wilcox. “Would’pt thou front sorrow fiml a sweet relief f Oris thy heart oppress’d by woes untold f Balm would’*! tlimi gather from corroding grief f Pour blessing* round thee like a shower of gold. ’Ti* when the rose is wrapped in many a fold C!o*rt to ths heart the worm is wasting (here It* leaf a ml swertnesa; not when dll unroll’d. Leaf after leaf, its bosom rich and fair, Breathes freely its perfumes throughout tha ambi ent air. Wake thou that aloopest in enchanted bowers, Lest those lost yeurs should haunt thee through the night, flier* death is waiting fbr thv numbered It To tuke their swiU.utid everlasting flight. Wake, ere the earth-boro charm unnerve thee quit*. And he thy thought* to murk divine addresaed; Do something, do it toon, with all thy might; An angel's wimr would droop if long at rest, And God hiiniielf inactive, were no longer blest.” MaThimohial CiikAT.—A young man nnmetl John Kohhint fed to the tiller in Ht. Luke’s Church, on Sunday last, a very pret ty girl, ngedonlylD, the daughter of George Bniliy, a respectable former in the borough. While pasting through the aisle of the church, the nnlire head dtezs of the bride, in cluding a wig f/J.wa* pulled from her head, which woe left as Imre oa the back of her Unn-ti In cmnet;item:o of rlri* Ulltucklv ,€*■ pusure, the happy bridegroom, desired fur ther time to consider whether he would oc- eept tlio bareheaded spinster at a partner for life; and the puitiee | e f iho church. The iiiiechievious trick w 8 a cflected by a former lover of A! is* Bailly. Bristol (Eof.) W.rcury. Catch 1 Nil a Hat.—There ara few mo- metita iu a man’s existence when ho experi ences so much ludicrous distress, or meets with no little commiseration, ns wheu he it in pursuit of hi* own lint. \ vast deal of cool ness arid a peculiar degree of judgement are requisite iu catching 0 hat, A man must be precipitotr. or he runs over it; he mu9t not rush into the opposite extreme or lie loses it altogether. The best way is to keep gently up with the object of pursuit, to he wary and cautious, to watch your opportunity well, get gradually before it—nnd then make a ra pid uivc—seize it by the crown, nnd stick it tirmly on your head, mailing pleasantly oil the time, ns if you thought it A* good u joke as any body else. Washing Silks.—A late number of an English periodical, contains nn usaful article on washing silks, from which we copy the following extract:— “Lay iho piece of vi!k upon a clean board; soop a piece of flannel well, without making il very wet.oud with t.'iiv rub the silk careful ly and evenly one way; aflei having thus elenusrd one side of the silk, take a wet sponge and wash ulfihe soap; proceed In the same manner to clean the other tide, ond then wipe the water ofl*of each with a clean dry cloth; after which hang the silk in the air to dry: do not wring ii, but hang it as sin gle as posnihie upon o linen I urse, and let it dry gradually. When very nearly dry* iron with u cool box. In this manner we last summer washed a slate-colored dress which was so ditty with the constant wear of a win ter, that we did not like 10 use it even for lia- inss, without endeavoring to remove some ol* the sjmtz, nnd we were quite hojuless of its being fit for any thing except linings ev en when washed, but iie brightness was com pletely restored, its texture was softer then lien new, audit made a very nice lookiog child’s frock." Valuable but nkolkctkd Invention. It is remarkable that on invention fur mure vn’uiible to nil who travel upon the sens, lakes, nnd livers of this great commercial country, and more important, tin the score of humanity, tliuu uny other devised hy hu man ingenuity, should remain in compara tive oblivion and neglect. We allude to that beautiful preparation of pulverized cork, for seamen's and pusscngcis' mattresses and bed*. Will it be believed that 0 mattress of shift material, weighing only twenty-five pounds, cannot be sunk by the weight of seven men? ond that one or two person* might float on it iu the midst of the ocenn, with as steal security fiom drowning as iflsa were on board u ship? Yet such is a fact, hm dcmonxtioted by experiment. Tlm beds, cushions, Ac. made of this preparation of cork are more clastic, soft, and aotoftirtftbis than those of the best hair, and have the superior udvanlHge of never becoming mat ted. Every ship and steinnftoni should)im mediately substitute them for aft other*,.and every passeuger going to-sea.should’purchase one. If they hud been, oa hoard ths untiirtu- tiuie Bristol und Mexico, every soul might have becu saved. Laa few minutes. • NswRrx. Melting or Coin.—It is eoinpofthK|hai the ronnmpiiui) of silver coin*, in mtQufatuwa in Sew York, i* annually upwards $100,000; that of gold $1,000,000. lo Boston•_ the sum u*ed iu this way of the article of silver alone in one establishment, 100,000 ouooss. Iu I'rovideuee. both silver and gold is used to the aniouoi af $100,000 annually* in the various branches of manufacture, lo Phil- adalphia, $500,000, 1 theatsks! Romkav /Klind tli. Tlu«r« hUn •ehotil - *•«*." nnd ulthotigli nppt „ lime* in ThMifieul wiiiin^h.v.rydecitir.l. ly tad op-nly oppoMd ih* nuQII4im*cu of 0*1 in lit* oily ul Conor,. Plato My* thm “Pl.y* tiW tli* pnlm ■ml p*tv*il th. dm of lli.m, .nil of enaj^ qcnooi nr* d*ng«rauf to mor,»y.'' A.i.Totlk mv*. “St*l|% rfComWImi, ought lo byfttrbiildeli to yWug ptnple, .uclff ImluigUnoM MM WogMfe.tinBl a«e «nd dl» ciplino ha*, confirmed them ill wt.ri.iy, fw- tified their *irthe, and madd their proof a- gaintt debauchery.’’ Ovm remark*, “t advlaejh* .opprawlou nflhie nmuumetlt, it il 0 great woroa ol'eor- roplion." ; • SincLiciTr or Pk»r»tlj|i«lVaaomariuiaa forgel in nut fniniliifrity wif), a H-btl of cur ium, llie fuel ^iit xiiiie eifuatlypttiilipr pre- crpi nr command point, at ui, ahd want, u, to |ien-e and reflect. How vary fcw Cbrie- Uin. imo,ine ihot they traugre** tha admo nition of our Savior, which Impreaaed .|»u lii. dUeiple. the folly of vain rejiCtitioiM, aad yci how m.ny are guilty of the very f—ulc which thi. precept aimeti at correcting, A cliild who know. hi. want,, alfecla no elf cuinlncuiioo in raoking it known. Mature .pi'uk. in aitnpliciiy, awl in the eloquence o( irudi. Ju.l .0 will the uuo Chrwtiun, who Iccl. tii. needy nnd lielple,. condition, ap proach hi, fmlier wiihont vain repoliiion or |H>ni|Hiua exordium, and lell nf id. weakuew, of his wandering., mid of hi. wnnt, iu the- touching limc'inge nf ttie heart, nhichaaeka- no aiiiliciiil mod.* of exprea*ion. kVa haw obacivcd many niininera who eummaooa ■heir petition., with a lung ceieloguo or III.' nllriliole. of .Deity, anil lliit-ia dune wilb Ihn pom|H)n< air.of fnrcnalc eloquence. Howev er iinpren-iire tide mny In, it ie not prayer. Quit need, not our auknowtedgeineui, lu add' tn hi, glory. Ho .dmiki thin Hie iMert, and) linen, toen.wer only, when onr lipe respond lu lh« iuwanl nmivc dteire. Ma<- JuH.vaoa.—The motnar of Dr. Sen-- uel Joiiiitpu wa* a woman of great gowl aauw and piety; and aha wa. the mean, of early impreuing rellgiou* princtjiWVifrt lira min'd of her Km. He uaed lo eay, that be disiiuct- ly remembered tavine heJ the first twice of' heaven, "A place to which gisid pmiple go." and hell, "a piece to which bed people go." commuHicoied in him b* lier, ivhtq a litlUa child iii had with her; and that it might be ilia hotter fixed in lua memory, aha atm Idra to repeat U in her muii-aervaal. The «er- vnnt being out of the way, thia wa.me dnnev but there wet no occnion lor any artificiat' aid bit iu preeervadon. When ihedoclor re lated thi. circumrtanea, lie added, '• that children iiioidd be alv.-ayt tocouraged U> lell what they iiear, dial i. particalerly »tdk- ing, to tome brother, aiKar or earvaot, luima- iliataly before the imprewion ie aitnad by Uie iui.rvenliun ofNew nccbrraneiHi.- PoHn tb. ProrklKiw CoMrlsr. Old a.vo NiwTikm.—Ah elderly tan- ilemau of lid* oily who ie one of our oldest, ciiii.ui, wa* convening with ‘in yeMefda* U|X>n tli* .uhject nf failure* iubueiaeu which were now taking place, and remarked Itour difierenl tho mimie of the (Kopie went now,- reepecliog bankruptcy, to what they watw formerly. He then related the particular, of n fuilure wldeli happened in thi* city jo4 belora tha revolutionary war, which wan a* fullowat A merchant, whowaatranaartlngburineM at what wii then called the "Cuuri cud,"' of the town, failed, earning great exeitgniatit and in Ilia aettlartlent of fiU afiuira than waa> a amall deficiency, wlileh Raiiaad hie credit- ore in ralaie the circumalcncee of diet* veil- one loeeee fur a number of year, after iba failure. Soma had loat five doiluM, kmu# ten, eoina twenty, and oihemliiriy, but va ry few ao large an amount oa cue huudtad didlart. Now, eaya the gentleman a failure for millions of dollars ie not thought much of; every tiling ins been upuu die high pressure •yeiein. The people have oftenyearalwun in llie linbil of .peaking of hundred, of dura- und^ und millione. ao dial the emu of na, twenty, and even fifty thousand dotlara, ie nui thought much of even by tome «f our young men. Ie not the time law appnwuh- ing, when the sum of even one thousand dol lar* W HI bo considered of soma conaequeuca 10 the jHiMSMor of it T A loner from New York says that th* liinea- are »o hard diattlie caichca have flopped.-- IVo are surprised at that, becaow tiny are iho only bueioee* character, that can adurd. logo upon lick till die end of liino. The celebrated A boo Y uaupi, who urn chief Jadge of Bagdad, in the reigaof Caliph' Hadee. wua a very remarkable lutaode that humility which dUguuot irna-wis dom. Ili. tense of hi* owu defieiemdae of ten led him lo entertain doubt, wlior* imp. i of Ira knowledge and «Wt ueauuinduut were decided. l.T.,1 It ie related ot 1I1U iiidgb. lbai onadut Mta- won, after a very patient iov.-ugaUda of facie he declared that hi, kouwUdfn not conipeiont 10 decide c,m before him- '‘Ploy du you expect," eay, a pen ouprtiar, wfio lieaid thi, declaration, "iliui the Koilph it to . pay (iir your igiioraiice!" “ kdb ou know" wa, lira mild reply; The Caliph pay, nn, ur.d well forwhal I doknow;if he wen uv attempt to pay me for u hat 1 do pot kuowt th* trcanurc of hi, empire would nm ,it#c„ V The Globe wonders why tin imniene*. ipiaotiiy of specie iu this country cannot cir culate in Masons of pressure Ilka !h* p/aaanl;. in,lead of circulating m pra*pennn lime* when there i, leesoocetiou ikr it. Thu Globa it about a, wise a, th* negro who broke hie •hio against a'poet in a dark night. "I wonder, uid sambo, "why de sun no shin* this dark uight end not always keep ahiuing in de day-time when den', uo naed uf-him. The diietriue, that the Majority muat rale, ia a doctrine that iie* at the foundation of our government, and ie nec*ce*wiry for ite \a- very existence: but, like every utingela* that ie human, it it liable to ahum. The majori ty muet rule wiiti'm certain bound*; tkeir- will alone is not the law. Tin i, the charter ol lliair powers) tbay keep ttriclly within tha bouodeof ibis ii nraui; this i, th* only toure* whence they are 10 look tot their authority to act; the Cox- thlulion, nut their >riU, ie lo ha the rut* of aciioii. Under ihe paw adniiuiwratfon, these things have been forgotten. Th* majority.' have acted wilhoul regard loth* Con, itulisn; they have neglected 10 be governed by H>. they bare mi it aside. Heieafter, wheuiuau. talk of the will of the mapiriuy. let them !•- ■nerabsr^lba; the CbMtiiuiion liotiU that will) awl preaurUios ha axerciae withiu ttttahr oattndt.. w-iMot «a-Kik.c. We read of many Naiione Unit, in lima*, paw-, have been, pu iwhed for idolatry. May nra the preaent coudhhm of things be but iii* jot! punithount we deMrve, for having wor- biped Amtrrw iaakson! «■«)»■•»“• LM e* na,.—The rdilnr of Hie fid- oa taya^ -laey rich glrlaiuake rich nnn per, nod industrious poor girl, make- paea *MU rich.- ttc dot*aw lueauby flattery t»t*e~ tifice truth. , .v."-'J. The Milledgevitle Siaodard of Oriih* c» Ora at insr. waiae • u i» fcuamar* aagatata made their escape ftam th* *** Friday night laeu Tbe thrgg^M* ped - few uiebte previous Iran oorqges baa™ <*■ few aigbt* previoue I Moxvaonxar News.—Hard ill weather, and plenty of green |*Mk, hog

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, May 25, 1837, Image 1