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A STRICT CONSTRUCTION OF THE CONSTITUTION AN HONEST AND ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT.
VOLUME XIV,
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1841,
NUMBER 12.
COURT CALENDAR FOR 1811.
SUPERIOR, COURTS.
JANUARY.
1st Monday, Twiggs
2d 44 Richmond
“ Pulaski
44 Chatiiain
FBBKUARY.
1st Monday, Randolph
“ Paulding
W A L T O N B . HARRIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Girard, Russell Co. Ala.
January 27 ft y
| M c DO UG ALD A: V A T S (7n,
Attorneys at L,*"’—Columbus, Ga.
Anril ft I,*»y.
fiAW NOTICE.
I K. AUGUSTIN S. WINGFIELD Iiaving ta
ken the place of Judge Taylor, in the late firm
|f Taylor *.V King, the business in future wdll be cou
nted under the style of King Sc Wingfield, their ad
os* being Fort Gaines, Eariy County, Georgia.
King A Wingfield v/ill practice $n the followin'"
| counties, viz:
COUNTY. PRINCIPAL TOWNS.
Randolph. .......Cuthliert
Decatur ..Cambridge
Baker Albany A Newton
J - ®®* Palmyra A Starksville
Dooly Drayton
Macon Lanier
>umter Atnfrirufl
Stewart .• Lumpkin'
Early Ft. Gaines A Blakely
ALABAMA.
TOWNS.
............ Abb6ville A Columbia
• .Irwintou A Clayton.
They beg It •avc lo refer to the following gentlemen >
MiM.KrHiF.vn.LF.—His Excellency, Charles J.
McDonald, Iverson L Harris,
Columbus.—Hon. Mnnthall J. Wellborn, Franklin -
A. Nisbet.
Macon.—-Messrs. Poe A Nisbet, Nisbet, Hitre’* &.
Blake. CoL H. G. Lamar.
Fort GainEs.—Hon. William Taylor.
Palmyra, Lee Co.—Hon. I.ott Warren.
Gufexsboiiough, Cia.—Hon. William C Dawson,
T. A J. Cunningham.
Irwinton, Ala.—John Gill Shorter, Esq.
Kt. Joseph, Flo.—Wiley Mason, Esq.
Apalachicola, Florida.—Messrs. Lockhart and
Young*
March 10 11 4t
COUNTY.
Henry
Barbour ...
4ih
2d
:*1
•itU
LEONARD T. DOYAL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
W ILL practice in all the counties of the Flint
Circuit. Office at Culloden; Mcurue County,
Georgia.
Marcli iO ll-tfm-dtO
ISAAC Ei BOWER,
ATTORNEY at law,
RESIDES IN
CUTflUF.RT, RANDOLPH COUNTT, OA.
And will continue to practice in the counties of Stew
on, Randolph, Dccutur, Thomas, Lee, Baker, Early
and Sumter. •***
W1L r_7l AM I). EL A M,
ATTORNEY AT LAVT/
Tazewell, Marion County, Georgia,
W ILL practice in Talbot, Harris, Muscogee arid
Stewart, of the Ohattahooehee Circuit. A Iso in
lUndolph, Sumter and Macon, Of the Southwestern
'ircoi .
February 10 7 12m
THOMAS BISHOP,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Newton, Baker County, Georgia.
n AVING resumed the practice, will attend the
Courts of the South Western Circuit.
February a 6 3n»
LAW NOTICE. ~
TJOBEKT MITCHELL. Attorney at T,«w- baring
.1 V. removed from Georgia ant! settled liiiustdf per
manently at LaFayctte, Chambers county, Alabama,
tender* his professional services to ibe public in gen
eral. lie will attend the Circuit Courts in Chambers,
Maeon, linsaell, Tallapoosa and Randolph counties,
Alabama, and Troup, Harris and Heard counties in
Georgia. Any business entrusted to bin care will be
promptly attended tn.
I.aFayette, Jan. 13
S. T. CHAPMAN,
Atternev and Counsellor at Law—Columbus, Georgia.
O FFICE on Broad street, next door to Columbus
Enquirer, will attend the Courts in the Chatta
hoochee Circuit; also those of Chambers, llusselland
Barbour counties, Alabama.
January 20 4 ,f
Bibb
Clark
Cass
Walton
Crawford
Wilkes
Early
Cherokee
Jackson
u Meriwether
“ Forsyth
" Upson
** Decatur
MARCH.
ist Monday, Coweta
44 Baker
" Morgan
u Marion
4< Lmupkin
" Pike
** Laurens
r * Sumpter
Taliaferro
Columbia
Lee
Fayette
Greene
Harris
Madison
Union
Monroe
Gwinnett
Butts
Dooly
Elbett
DeKalb
Gilmer
Hall
Putnam
Talbot
Bullocll
" Cohb
u Macon
u Newton
H Baldwin
“ Walker
44 Murray
44 Washington
Thur. after, Effingham
APRIL.
1st Monday, Warren
“ Sumter
44 Walker
u Wilkinson
44 Muscogee
44 Campbell
Thur. after, Rabun
" Way no
2d Monday, Carroll
44 Dade
“ Camden
** Habersham
** Hancock
“ Henry
" Montgomery
Thur. after, Tattnal
3d Monday, Emanuel
“ Chattooga
w Franklin
“ Heard
" Glynn
** Jones
* Oglethorpe.
‘1 Floyd
4lh ** Scriren
" Lincoln
* Jasper
" Houston
* Troup
* Irwin
14 McIntosh
Mom after, Liberty
Fri. after, Bryan
Thur. after, Telfair
HAT.
1st Monday, Burke
i* Stewart
2d 44 Chatham
3d 14 J efferso n
4th 44 Thomas
Mon. after, Lowndes,
Mon. after. Ware
Thur. after, Appling
JUNK.
1st Mmuiay, Richmond
JCI.Y.
1st Monday, Twiggs
2d “ * Pulaski
4th Wilkes
AUGUST.
1st Monday . Raudolpii
44 Pauluhig
4th
2d
4 th
Bibb
Clark
Cass
Walton
Crawford
Early
Cherokeo
Jackson
44 Emanuel
44 Upson
M Meriwether
44 Forsyth
“ Decatur
SEPTEMBER.
1st Monday, Pike
44 Baker
R Sumpter
44 Morgan
44 Laurens
44 Taliaferro
“ Marion
" Coweta
Lumpkin
Columbia
Lee
Greene
Madison
Union
Monroe
Fayette
Gwinnett
Elbert
Doolv
Butts
DeKalb’
Gilmer
Hall
Talbot
Pulliam
New toa
Baldwin
" Cobb
4 * Macon
44 Walker
44 Murray
44 Bulloch
“ Washington
OCTOBER.
1st Monday, Warren
“ Wilkinson
44 Campbell
Tucs. after, Muscogee
“ Sumter
44 Walker
Thur. after, Rabun
2d Monday, Hancock
Camden
“ Dade
44 Henry
44 Habersham
44 Carroll
H Harris
44 Montgomery
Thur. after, Tatlual
3d Monday, Emanuel
44 Chattooga
44 Oglethorpe
41 Fraukliti
44 Jones
44 Heard
44 Floyd
Thur. after, Wayne
3d Monday, Seriven
44 Lincoln
44 Jasper
" ) Iwuxton
44 Troup
44 Irwin
Telfair
Bulloch
NOVEMBER.
Effingham, Friday after
the 1st Monday
2d Monday, Jefferson
3d “ Burke
3d 44 Stewart
1th 11 Thomas
Mon. after, Lowndes
Mqu. after, Ware
Tliur. after, Appling
4th Monday, Camden
Mon. after, Glynn
• 4 McIntosh
44 Liberty
Fri. after, Bryan
Thur. a fie i
Last Mon.
3m pd
LAW.
M ACON lt MAY Attorneys it Lxw, Knoxville,
Crawford county Georgia—will continue to
practice in Randolph, Early, Decatur, Baker, Lee,
-Jt,rater, and Dooly, ot‘ the south western circuit—
Marion and Talbot of tlie Chattahoochee; C raw ford,
llnuetoii, Pike, Upson, and Monroe, of the Flint
Circuit. Jan. 13.
3-3m
LEONIDAS KING—Attorney nt Lttv;,
W r ILL attend faithfully to any business conltded
to his care, in the Chattahoochee and South
western Circuits, and in the counties ol Barbour, Hcn-
rv. Pike, and Dale counties in Alabama.
' Office at Fort Gaines, Early county, Georgia.
Wayne,
Canidon,
Glynn,
McIntosh,
Bryan,
Liberty,
Bullocll,
Effingham,
Chatham,
Columbia,
j Washington,
! Montgomery,
Tattnall,
Emanuel,
Striven,
Burke,
Jefferson,
Richmond,
Madiion,
Elbert,
Oglethorpe,
Lincoln,
Hancock,
Warren,
Wilkes,
Taliaferro,
INFF.RIORCOURTS.
EASTERN CIRCUIT.
Last Monday in December and Mav
1st
9i
3d
4th
2d
1st
21
3d
do
do
do
do
do
in Jftuuary und June
in do do
in do do
in do do
in do da
in fcdbruarv aud Julv
do
do
MIDDLE CIRCUIT.
4th Monday in January and June
2,1
1st
2d
1st
3d
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do July
in February and Aug.
in do do
in January and July
it do do
in da do
in April, 3d Mon. Sopt.
NORTHERN CIRCUIT.
3d Monday in January and July
3d
4lh
1st
2d
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
lo do
in do and June
in February and July
in do and Aug.
in do do
in May and 4tli Sep.
in June A December
Circuit. Office at Van Wert, Paulding county, Gee.
May 27 22 tf
The Southern Recorder aud Augusta Constitution-
i nlist will please copy.
JOHN A. 6c JOHN JONES,
Attorrrics at T,aw.
W ILL practice in the counties of the Cherokee j Rabun,
Circuit, and in Cobh and Carroll ol the Coweta j Gwinnett,
\ . | I
I Attorney at Law—Cutlibcrt. Randolph County, Geo.’'! Wilkinson,
References.—O. A. Bull, Esq. K. I*. Haralson, ; j oneg<
Esq, Wm. Dougherty, Esq. Gen. H. A. Haralson,
L)rs. Coleman A Ridley.—LaGrange, Ga.
Florence, Ga.—J. L. Bull, Esq.
Thoinastov. Ga.—tlen. Thomas Beall.
Colund>nS, Ga.—Hon. W. T. Colquitt.
Greenville, Ga.—Judge Warmer.
Mav G
Franklin,
•kson,
Clark,
Habersham
Hall,
Walton,
Jasper,
Baldwin,
Greene,
Morgan,
Putnam,
WESTERN CIRCUIT.
4th Monday in January and July
1st
2d
1st
4 th
2d
4th
3d
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
July and January
in June andDecc.nber
in January and July
in October, 2d in May
in July and January
in do do
iu Mav & November
OCMULGEF. CIRCUIT.
19 tf
Twiggs,
Lowndes
PETER 3. STROZKK,
Attorney M Law—Albany, Baker Co. Coo. I Thomas,
REFERENCES.—Col. Robert A. Toombs, Hon. ‘ c * ,r ’
LV Garrett Andrews. Washington; Samuel T, Bai-
carboro, Perry; Campbell A
_ u* Garrett Andrews
y. Macon; Warren A
, Columbus,
ptember 9
37 tf
Irwin.
Laurens,
Pulaski,
Appling,
Ware,
LAW NOTICE.
IIE undersigned having located-nt Irwinton, Ala
will practice in the counties ol Russell, Macon
Barbour and Henry, in Alabama, and in the ; Butts,
cs of Muscogee, Stewnrt, Randolph and Early j Crawford,
All claims and other business entrusted j Epson,
to liis cliarce, shall m?et with prompt attention.
JOHN GILL SHORTER.
REFERENCES—A. B. Davis, Dr. Samuel Boykin
antesH, Shorter—Columbus, Ga.
\ Dodge, Kolb A McKay—.Apalachicola,
j Irwinton, April 24
Bibb,
Houston,
Pike,
Monroe,
Newton,
Henry,
SOUTHERN CIRCUIT.
4th Monday in March and Sept’r.
1st Jo in February A August
1st do in January and July
1st do in April, 2d in October
4th do in January, 1st in July
1st do in June A December
2d do in April A October
3d do in J une A December
4th do in do do
FLINT CIRCUIT.
1st Monday in Mav and November
13 tf
LAW NOTICE,
HIE subscribers will practice LAW. as a firm,
under the name and gtvle of WILKK i-b F E E-
L1 I, L A A L F O R 1) / iu the Coweta circuit, the
ioiuing counties in the Chattahoochee circuit, and in
state of Alabama. Office at Lagrange, Troup co.
B. M. WILKES,
B. C. FERR ILL,
>ec3G 15 n J. C. ALFORD.
orgta.
DR. JNO. J. i>. HOXEY,
I AS removed bis office to the room over the store
of T. A. Brannon, a few doors above Taylor A
talkers, and nearly opposite Col. BaJiKfi' Drug Store.
iXoKcniber 25 4S tl'
DOCTOR TAYLOR
I AS removed hii otiice u» Preston’s Row, a few
doors east of Preston’s corner, where he may
psually be found, unle>s when professionally engaged.
February 10 7 if
-T~
JOHN GODWIN,
liHIDGE BUILDER,
XJirard, Russell Conniv, Alabama.
Every body hereabout.*-, kuows that John Godwi
litads all treatiou in building bridges.—Eds. E.vq.
f * 3
4tL
2d
3d
4th
1st
ad
4th
4lh
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
in January and July
in do do
in May and November
in do do
in J une and December
in do do
in do do
in January and July
btewart,
Marion,
M uocogee,
Talbot,
Harris.
Paulding,
Cass,
Cherokee,
F orsyth,
Lumpkin,
Uuion,
Chattooga.
Gilmer.
Marray.
Walker*
Flovd
Dade,
Fayette,
Carroll,
Meriwether,
Troup,
Coweta,
I'eKalb.
Campbell,
Cobb,
Heard.
CHATTAHOOCHEE CIRCUIT.
1st Monday in Feb. 2d Mon. in July
3d do in May and November
4ih do in Januarv and July
3d do in June and December
4th do in do do
CHEROKF.U CIRCUIT.
3d Monday in Msv and November
OU T H \VK K N CIRCU IT.
it* >1 ay and November
in- do do
in January and July
in do do
ill March A September
in June and December
in February A August
in J une and December
TUB THOROUGH BRED HORSE
G O L I A D ,
(full brother to Post Boy,)
X*'T7"ILL stand the ending-.season at the following
\V places, in StowarA. county :—John D. Pitt’s
Mills, Florence, and at Mr. Lowe’s on the road fio:n
Florence Lumpkin, and will be let to m^res forfif-
| teen dollars the season., due the 25th December next ;
twenty five dollars for insurance, to be due whto the
mare is ascertained to be in foal. All possible care
will be taken to prevent; accidents, but no liability in
any case. Martas will be kept and ted on grain.at
•■^1*2 50, per month. A. Iv. AYER, Agent.
Columbus. Ga. March 3, 1841.
PEDIGREE.—I hereby certify that the iron-gray
horse sold by Messrs. Blythe A Watson to Mr. U. V.
])RS. WARE <Y POND
H AVING purchased die Drug St(;r«*. recently oc
cupied byUoI. Banks of this chy, -will devote
their personal attention to the business,* and from sev
eral years experience as Druggists, they llatter them
selves that they will be able to give general satisfac
tion to all who may favor them with their patronage.—
They will soon have in addition to their present stock,
a wellsekvted suj>piy of fre.-cb ax dries, all of which
con be had on the most favorable tenns. We
quest nil who may wi.Ji to [;nrcba.-c. to call and
amine our stork and prices.
Columbus, Jan. 27 5
(r R E E N WOO D cA S E A TO N. j 1
H AYING associated with them in business, Tho’s | *
E. Greenwood, formerly <»f LuGVange. Georgia, J ^
will continue to carry- on their business at IVeston's j 1
corner, under the name and style of GREENWOOD, ; J*
*?BATON A Co. _ They will keep constandy ouhsuid
a good assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
bats, boots, shoes, hardware aud cutlery, china, glass
ami crockery. A good assortment ol .-diap... pa; fuinvry
awl stationary. They have made arrangements
j and will receive early in the Spring a good suppl
Hare, of Petersburg, Va. was got by the celebrated j superior to uden ware, Ac. They invite oil who v
race horse, Henry : his dam Garland, hv Du roc ; his i to. be Huppli^d with good art’ at a fair price to «*ive - 1
grandam, young Damsel, by Hamiltonian; his great j them a call before purcha^iu a j 1
graudam was Miller’s Damsel, the dam of American November 25 •J’S tf | 1
Eclipse, as may be seen in Skinner’s Turf 'Register, j 3 ’ j 1
tuid is full brother to the celebrated race horse. P«>>t. u RROWNWOOD l 4 EM ALE COLLEG1- ■ l
Boy, of Long Island. Dade’s Neck, Queen’s county, i ATE INSTITUTE. j i
N. \. May 24, 1833. JOHN \ICO\D. ! FfYHE exercises of this Institution will close on 1 ^
We certify that the above* mentioned iron-gray! J. Thursday the 2Gth inst. and will be resumed on
horse, as described and delivered to Mr. Abraham j the fliurth Monday in January next.
Buford, of Brunswick, Ya. is the same horse certified j Dr. Brown has asaueiated with ldtn for tlie^next
l»y Mr. Yicoyd, of New York. Given under our hands i year*
at Pittsburg, Va. this 20th day of October, 1838. j Mr. JOHN U H I N K ,
O. P. HARE; (Now Professor of Music in the Macon College) as
THOS M. KL LORD. principal ip the * Musical Department of the Brown-
wood Institute, a gentleman whose zeal, success and
SADDLE BAGS
TOLKN or taken tliroirgh misLike from Howard s
Taverq. in this p!nc*\ on the 12th illt. containing
various articles of clothing, and a. buckskin pocket
hook, (home made) containing a number of notes and
accounts against various individuals and belonging to
sundry persons, which said jmpers were placed in
uiy hands for collection. It any person has taken
them ti'.rough’mistake they will please rentni then*
- ' immediately, ami if stolen, any information would be
- ’ gladly received. The following is a list of such ol
| those note*.-? as I ran recollect; others of them 1 do not
•| 11'Ow recollect";
Wm. R. Moore-due 22-Jfav 1-833, for 818 f }7
DRAWING EXPECTED. FRIDAY. MAROll 19
GEORGIA LOTTERY.
/ ‘ILAS^. No. 11, to he drawn on Saturday. M rch.
V 13. The sale of tickets will be clo>eJ on Wednes
day. Muich 17.
C.\1*ITAI* PHIZES:
3 0,000 DOLLARS!
10,0 0.0 D O L i, A S?!
PJufoni
Ja
Daniel
Lydia Summers
Wm. C. Davis
Wo!, H. Lovjoy
X. Richardson
Archibald Smith
II. N. Hastiires
2 44 1858,
1 Jan. 1832.
21 March 1 S3 5,
l Jam 1838,
5 V’acci
2V Dec.
28 “
1831. 4 ‘
1 S3 4 , 4 - 4
1832, “
. J 857. V
1837, 4 -‘
11 22
15 17
11 is
2!) 10
25 88
15 £•»
19 0G |
30 00 j
12 85
1 prize
if $30,(Mb!
00 prizes of
$200
1
10,000
03
150
1
5,000
03
ino
1
3,500
03 “
80
!
3,700
03
00
1
3,000
130
50
1
2,500
120
40
(i
1,500
371?
20
0
250
23436
10
ble to Stewart A
h
March 3
10 4m
GUSSET A CHIEF,
W ILL stand the present season at my residence,
Cusseta Old Town, 8 miles below Columbus,
and be let to mares at S30the season or $50 to insure
a mare to be in foal. Good arrangements are made
for keeping mares in separate rye lots, with line streams
of water running through them. They will he fed at
37$ cents per day. Every care taken to prevent acci
dents, but not responsible should any occur.
Cusseta Chief is a baautiful chesnut, 5 feet 2 inches
high, 5 years old this spring, with a star and one white
hind foot, with line form and action. He was got by
Col. \Vm, R. Johnson’s Andrew, out of Virago; she
by Wildair, and tracing back to the best crosses in
Virginia. The racing career of Cussfeta Chief, was
short but brilliant. In the spring of 1839, he won the
colt stake for two years olds at Columbus, beating Mr.
Samuel Benton’s Chatteau Mnvgaux colt, and Dr.
t 'artie’s Nihil by Andrew. In the fall of 1339. lie won
the colt sweepstake, 2 mile heats, for 3 years old, at
Columbus, beating General Scott’s West wind, by
Chatteau Marguux. Three days afterwards, he won
the 4 mile day in 3 beats, beating Mr. Thomas' Atta-
kapas, by Luzborough. The spring afterwards, in
training at Macon, he strained one of his fore leaders,
in consequence of which, lie has not been trained
since. JOHN WOOLFOLK.
March 3 10 tf
BLACK PRINCE,
Winner of the Great Produce Stakes at Newmarket,
29 Subscribers ; and Second in the great Dorsey
Stakes at Baltimore; G3 Subscribers.
rnHIS truly first rate racer, and capital young utal-
l. lion, half brother to the famous racers Steele,
Bi iy Towns, Beiibow, Altori’ and Tazewell, is a beau
tiful dark brown, nearly black, 1 O’ hands, of good size
and strength, superior form and action. He is now at
his harem at Decatur, DeKalb co., Georgia, where he
will stand the ensuing season, 1841. at $53 the season,
due at the close thfcreo.fi discharged by $40 cash, or
within the season. $75 insurance, due when the same
is ascertained or the mare transferred. $1 to tliu
groom in each cusp.
Provisions are made for mares from a distance, and
those entrust al ov left with the horse will receive ali
necessary attendance, good lots, and pasturage fu nisli-
ed gratis, and fed with grain if required, at 30 cts per
dieni—without stint. No responsibility for accidents
or escapes, yet all will be done in our power to prevent
any*
Performances and Pedigree—Black Prince has
started seven times, and won four races and run three
seconds, from-one to four mile iieats, from Va. to Long
Island, N. Y., against the best fields that could be
started, and making the best time over the most popu
lar courses in the United States. He has twice beat
en the celebrated Picton and received forfeit once
from Steel—his three year old race with Picton was
the best ever run over the Newmarket course up to
1837—for his performances in full, see liand bills.
Black Priuce was got by that celebrated imported
stallion FyIda, his dam the 110 less renowned mare
Faintail, by old Sir Archie, and is also the dam of .Sir
Walter, the’celebrated mare Catharine Davis, Susan
Lindsay, Adiiie,and other good ones. His grand dam
by imported lvnowslcy, who was by-Sir Peter Teazle
in England; bis g. g. dam by imported D/uid, one of
the best bred horses in England; his g. g. g. dam by
the imported horse Dion, who was a capital racer at all
distances, and nearly allied to tlie famous horse. Citi
zen; his g. g. g. g. dam by old Celar, best son of im
ported Janus—Tristaia Shandy, by Bordons Traveller.
A better bred horse has never appeared in Georgia.
JOHN W. TROTTER, Manager.
Decatur. Feb. 12, 1341. 10 ilMay
character as a Music Teacher, cannot be surpassed.
Dr. B. will give his undivided attention to the duties
of the Institute, and every exertion will be made to
merit a continuance of the generous support and high
reputation which the Brownwood Institute lias always
shared. Brownwood is unquestionably in a vary •
hcvlthy situation.
Brownwood, Nov. 18 47 tf t
Tfie .Sentinel, Columbus, Advertiser and Journal, !
Montgomery, Journal and Federal Union, Milledge- j
viHe, will publish every other week until the* 4th Mon
day in Januarv, and send accounts to 1L C. B.
The above ten notes made j
Foutfiini. f
1 nolo on G.. 1\ Tumor, tor. .. $42 92 !
1 “ Louden Ihtyus. ....29 43 J
1 ** B unveil Collier ..lOOOj
l 44 T. M. Robinson .- ..34 00 |
1 44 Morgan Jones 35 92 j
l 44 Jackson'aud Flora nee 93 22
1 4 * David Foster. v ..82 08
1 ,4 ‘ Henry Maugham 50 00
T. K. Upslior, 1 for $55 50, 1 62 22.. 137 72
J. J. Petty, J for $ 158 04, i for HO -|2.270 42
Wm. Atwell 4 00.
I 44 Sunfil Clark 8 75
L 44 Walloti A Cody 45 5<
l 44 Stephen Miller 8 50
Also some accounts und receipts, and some accounts
for the- same. The last named the property cd’ Joel
Tluvp.
1 note on H. W. Lipsev, due 25 Dec. 1837 $(> 59
l * 4 Bunveil Smith 4 - 29 March 1837, 4 75
1 44 E. A T. Coilius A Co. 20 Oct. 1837, 454 05
I 44 “ “ 27 J am 1^38, 275 00
with credit^ armyiuting to 105 U0
I “■ Falkcpbury A Tarver 25 Dec. 1840, 30 00
Tait for about 1 or 5 00..
75 Number Lottery. 1
Tickets 610—Hal
Draw
Iravvn lialluts.
•Quarters $2 5p.
iijr Expected on Fridjv. March 2Ci.
GEORGIA LOTTERY.
TWKi.Vi:, DK.VWS MU'ItTUT. MARi.rreO.
of tickets will close. Walnes lay, March 2
CAPITAL l'KI/.E
30,'000 DOLLARS
1 prize o(' *30,000
10,000
5.000
3.000
2,300
2.000
1,900
1 prize ol
1
1
2
3 “
5
10
Anti 200 prizes of 500 arc 100,000 Dollars.
Others of $10—$50—$40—&c. ,V l. ,Yc.
75 Nomlicr Lottery, 18 drawn ballots.
'picket# $108—tiaives $5—Quarters $8 50.
Drawing expected on Friday, April 2, 1841.
GEORGIA LOTTERY.
CLASS THIRTKE-V, DRAWS SATURDAY, -MARCH 27.
Sale of tiekeSJ, close# \Yeiliiesday, March 31.
CAPITAL PRIZE
840,000 DOLLARS f
P H (E N IX HOTEL,
(FLORENCE, GEO.)
T HE undersigned respectfully informs his friohds
and the pufilrc, that he lias taken charge of the
Phcenix Hotel, in Florence, Ga. und expects to devote
his whole personal attention to rendering comfortable
those who may favor him with a call. ITis stables
will be well supplied and carefully attended to, and
Uo txcrliviis will be spared to givege:ieral satisfaction.
JOHN P. HARVEY.
December IS 51 tf
v** 1 '' v i\ l lorI.bom l °T 5 00....... -Soo;! p ,.} za 0 f §40,000, 15,000, 10,000, 5,000,
receipt?iveu hv Tlionia* .V Shivers fur ■ 1 - 0,J0 ’ a,ld ' A I- 000 ’ lVc ' < -V C -
H. Kendall’s note for 230 00 , Tickets $10—Halves $ a—Quarters 8*2 oO.
THE GLOBE HOTEL.
mlllS well-known establishment, situated on the
JL southeast corner of tlie Square, in the town of
Lagrange, Troup county, Georgia, is now open, under
the direction and management of*tlie subscriber aud
Iris Lady, who will take great pleasure in administer
ing to tho comfort of any person who may favor tlipm
with a call. t5. J. THOMPSON.
Lagrange, Jan 6 2if
ALABAMA LANDS FOR SAL>L
For tickets or shares «r certificate of packages in
any of the abeve splendid schemes, please address
J. II ANDREWS, Columbus.
N. ]>. For a chance .at the $50,000, cull' before. 3
o.’cloch tlus day, Wednesday, March 10.
March 10 11 2t
DOCTOR FALL,
Entire
N half
S half
S half
S half
S half
W half
S half
T.
,14
R.
29 4C 23
2q 13 ep
E half
S half
N half
W half
S half
N life If
K half
Kmtrc
8. T.
21 22
II.
20*
The last named made payable to Moore A Tarver, b«
side a uumber of accounts or the s.ame firm. Also
some accounts and imu*s for tho firm of Clark, Tarver
A Co. aud one receipt given by Thomas A Shivers,
for a note on A. U. Johnson for $58 20. Two due
j bills made by K. E. Dixon; payable to Read A Talbot
or bearer, amopining to $53 75, dated 2i)th February.
1838. Also come notes ami accounts, duo iq T. G. A f i T ,-, x > T ir ,•,, , ,
>V. II. Atvrond ; imLulits ,«R recollectej. One note 17°^V~ h D h * 1 now P cn “ De,, . U - v ? et
made by Jesse Leviugston, payable to Robert Mc
Queen for $25 or more ; dale not known—besides
others that cannot be recollected.
JOHN MA8SEXGALE,
Columbus, March 3 10 3t
THE NEW STEAMER ORIOLE,
A. LEONARD, Master,
IT7ILL run regularly between this place and Apa-
\ V lachieolo, flopping at tlie intermediate landings.
The Oriole is a substantial, light-draught beat, and will
be enabled to ascend the river whenever any other
boat can. Her Cabin is handsomelyy and commodi-
ously fitted up for Passengers. Captain Leonard, be
ing .an experienced Engineer, and having commanded
several bouts on thi; River for many years, confidently
expect? s share of patronage, from his friends and the
public generally. -Freights by this Boat, up and down,
will be taken as low as by any other; and engagements
for Lhe same may be made with
YONGE A BEALL, agents.
Columbus, Jan 20, 1841 4tf
THE JEW8.
]>res!'!;t physical, mom!, and social
condi:km of ilic .Jews tu.usc 5c ;t miracle,
j ^ c c.iu come m no oilier coiiclltsion. Had
itiev cbntiuucil, froiu iiui ciimmeuceinent of*
tha < lu'istinn ct.i down to the present hour,
tn siimc 5 uchnational state iu which we fmd
tlie Chinese, walled oil' iVom tftc rest of tho.
human limtily, and hy their selfishness on \
11)^1 *yna! sea'e, and tliyir repiilsiou of alien,
! eii inenis. resRjriiig every assault from without
in the shape uf Iiostde invasion, and from an
overpowering natioual pride forbidding tho.
introduction of new* apd foreign customs, tvg
shoitld not see so much mystery interwoven
with their existence. But this is not tlieir
stale—far front it. They are neither a united
and independent nation, nor a parasitic pru-
j vmce. Thrv are peeled, and scattered, and
vrunified i;i:,» fragments ; hut, life globules
of ((iiiei.sihvr, instinct with a cohesive power,
evert 1.timing affinity.and ever ready to amal
gamate. Geography, arms, genius, politics,
j ;, ud foreign help, do not explain their exis-
■enee; time and climate and customs equally
; jail to unravel it. None of these are or can
'>e the springs of tlieir perpetuity. They
have been spread oyer every pait of the habi-
I table globe ; they have lived under the regime
of evciv dytias'y; they have shared the pro
tection of just laws, tlie proscription of cruel
ones, ami witnessed the the and progress*of*
both; they have used every tongue, and have
lived tn every hint nth*. The snows of Kng-
-eorelted them. They have drunH of the
Ttb.-r, the Thames, flic Jordan, the Missis
sippi. Ill every century, and iu every de
gree ol latitude and longitude, we find a Jew.
It is not so wiib any other race. Empires
lhe most illustrious have fallen', ar.tf I ttrieif
the men that constructed them; but tliu
Jew has lived among the ruins, u living
monument of iudescructilnlity. Tersccutiou
has unsheathed the sword and lighted the
l.oOO | Papal superstition aud Moslem bar-
1,500 ! h'lnxin have smote them with nneparing fero
city, venal rescripts, and deep prejudice havu
visited an them most unrighteous clias;i#e-
meiit, aij notwitiistauding till, they survive.
Robert Moutgouiery, in his i\la>»iak, tints
impresses the relative position of the Jews :
“Empires have sunk and kingdoms pus#ed away,
Jp'H still, apart, sublime in misery, stands
The wreck of J.-oaei. Christ hath come and bled,
And miracles aronud the eiess .
A holy splendor of ■wdyinj' truth
Preserve ; but yet th-ir pining spirit looks
For that um iseu tiun whicti prophets hail’d.
And Wiivu l view him in tlip garb of wo,
A wandering outcast by the w orld disowned.
The haggard, lost, aud long oppressed Jew,
‘His BLoot) iie on os’ through my spirit rolls.
In fearful echo from a nation's lips.
Kemembergd Ziotil still for thee awaits
A future, teeming with triumphal sounds
And shape of glory."
Like their own bush on Mount Horeb^
Im;jc! Inis colifumc.ljin tlie flames, but is un-
consumed. They are the aristocracy of
Scripture, reft of their .coronets; princes in
degradation. A Babylonian, a Theban, a
Spartan, an Athenian, a Roman, arc names
known in History only; their shadows alone
haunt tlie world and flicker on its tablets, A
Jew walks every street, dwells iu every capi
tal, traverses every exchange, and relieves tlic
monotony of tlie nations ol' tlie earth. The
race lias inherited the heir loom ot imuior-
51,-800
1,700 i
1.300
1.250
1,000
13
Any of lhe above Lands toil be f.ytd <m it;, ins lo adit
purchasers, by application to John D. Pitts, Esq. Flor
ence, Ga. or to tlie subscriber at Macon. .
April 15 !G tf - J. COWLES.
WYNN TON HOUSE AND LOT,
FOR SALK.
T HE subscriber is induced, by the necessity of
economizing, to oiler lor sale his very desirable
lot and Improvements in tlie village of Wynnton. The f articles,
lot contains about, seventeen acres, all of it under fence,
with a large quantity of timber standing. The dwel- i usual,
ling contains seven rooms of convenient size ; six ol j The public are respectfully invited to give me a
them with fire places. There are good outbuildings, I call when any work in my line is needed, and I will |
3tnbles, &«*. and a flourishing young orchard, besides ! *rv to plcaso them in quality and prices.
WINDOW BLINDS & SASH FACTORY
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
rpHE undersigned has taken a shop on Randolph
JL street, between the Post Office and Davies'* cor
ner, where he intends keepiugeonstantly on hand, any
quantity of
Window Sash and Blinds,
of all "descriptions aiul of superior workmans
under his own direction. He is also prep a
lo order at short notice, any sizes or quaht;
hich may not be on hand.
House, Kigu and Fancy Painting, attended to
tied in Decatur, DeKalb county, Georgia, lias
practiced 25 years, with unusual success in all forms
of Dropsy, and for the last 1*1 years has given his un
divided attention to the treatment of that disease only.
His treatment is entirely on a new plan, and much su
perior to that suggested by our best medical writers.—
Tins Improvement he claims as made by himself.—
He invites all dropsical persons and persons afflicted
with.liver disease and asthmatics, to - o^tll on him. He
has practiced Medicine in Georgia, more than thirty j tality, mcapaidc ol extinction Ol* aiualgailia-
years. a:*d although now unable to bear the fatigue of t jon. Like streamlets from a common head,
getiiria! p-nci> e. is willing to ilo a)l that he can, u» r«-1 ., u ,i cotuposeJ of waters of a peculiar narure,
they have flowed along every stream, without
blending with it, or receiving its color or its
flavor, ajnl traversed tlie surface of the Globe,
and ihe lapse of many centuries, peculiar,
istinct, alone. The Jewish r ice, at this day,
:ill's __
lieve suliering humanity, if persons \yi{l coiueto him.
If preferred, he will undertake cases on the principle
of < *no cure, no pay/’
March III ll-w4-tmtf
1000:
SrACKS s'j’ll. 10U bbls Rectilled Whiskey
20 Ului* N. O. Sugar, 100 Ibis Alqlasses
For sale by J. HOSS'SAU.
March 10 ’ ^ 11 tf
JOHN HUNTER & Co.
H AVB for sale, 1000 sacks i.iverpiol Salt
200 (Jo. Oolite, 20 lihds. Sugar
100 bbls Canal Flour, 50 do. Giu
50 do. Whiskey, 50 do. N. O. Svrut)
100 boxes fresh bunch Raisins, Baygiag
Hope, Twine, Kice, Caudles, Butter.
March 0
NEW BOOKS.
is perhaps the most striking seal of lhe truth of
the Sacred Oracles. There is no possibility
of -accounting for tlieir perpetual isolation,
I tlieir depressed hut distinct being, ou any
j grounds save those revealed iu tlie records of
j truth. Their aggregate and individual cliar-
j actor is as remarkable as their circumstances.
I Meanness the most abject, and .pride the
1 most overbearing ; (he degradation of helots,
and yet a conscious and a manifest sense of
j ,. , QECOKD PART of Democracy in America, by J tlie dignity of a royal priesthood ; crouching,
rndmntnUe * WqinjutTillipi being acontinuaticn ot his tiea-1 eozeuilig, squeezing, grasping ou the ex-
,cu ,.° , ’ tise on our institution;, which are known as beimr the , j i a - 43 , 1 3 , 1 • »
>>• ®‘ **** most correct of anv ever written. * change, la the shop, IU tlie world, W th 1)0-
dirubhery. vines and pnir.meutal trees on
the place. It is situated very conveniently to the A-
'(•ademies, and on the main road, adjoining Mr. Muiks.
Persons desirous of securing such a place on good
terms, nnv have a bargain hv annK intr to me.
JAMEjS S. SUUMAX.
February 3 0 tf
ali al tlie following
owing prices:
Sash 12 by 14,—primed, und ijlai'ad, 40 cents per light
4ili
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do
do
till
do
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Januan
r and July
4th
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June
December
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CROCKFQRD.
T HIS distinguished Stallion wTll make the present
season in thp neighborhood of LaGrange, Troup
county, Georgia- It is only necessary to say he was
sired by Pacific, full brother to Bertrand, out of Rox-
aniiali by Wilkes Maderson. (the dam ol Betsy Bale-
man by Timoleon) and is full brother to tlie renowned
race horse, Chesterfield. Particulars in hand bills in
a few days. J. fj. ANDERSON.
February 17 8 tf
ANDREW.
A T lhe earnest solicitation of numproas gentlemen,
the owner of this truly distinguished son of Sir
Charles, the sire of Andrewetta, Balie Peyton, Count
Zaldavar, and a host of other “good tins, 1 ’ lias-been in
duced to send him out from Virginia to make another
season in Georgia, and he will remain the present
spring season at liis stable on the Hampton Course, at
which lie has just arrived in high health and condition.
The price of a season is $60, and $1 to the groom in
every instance. A note on demand must be sent with
the mare, which may be discharged wi h fifty dollars
iu cash.
The fame of Andrew as a superior racer, the sire of
the best racers on the turf, and as 'me of the purest
bloods-ofhis day, is too well known to require comment
here.
All marcs sent to remain with him, will be well ta
ken care of at 50 cents a day, but no liability for acci
dents or eseaoes. The season will commence the 15th
of February and end 1st ol July.
S. W. SHELTON, for the owner.
February 10 7 4t
'GREENWOOD & .GRIMES
TTAVE by recent arrivals from New Orleans and
jL JL the North, received a large arid assorted stock of
GROCERIES, which they oiler at the lowest market
prices lor Cash, consisting iu part, of the following ar
ticles. ;—
1 COO \>i. Bagging, 1200 coils Bale Rope
50 lihds. St. Croix Sugttr, 150 bbls do. do.
20 hlids Porto Rico do. 10 lihds N. Orleans do.
700 bags Rio A Cuba Coffee. 15 boxes Lump Sugar
lOdo. Boston refined do. 10do. White Havana do.
50 tons Swedes and English Iron assorted
Cast. German, Blistered and Spring Steel
Hoop.and baud Iron, Nail Rods
500 kegs Nails and Brads, 30U bbls Whiskey
150 do. N. E. Rum, 50 do. American Brandy
50 do. do. Gin, 5 pipes Holla-.d da.
5 do. Cogniac and Cliumpaigne Brandy
£0 Casks London Porter, 40 do/.. Lemon Syrup
Madeira, Port, Tenerifie, Pale Sherry
San Lu jar and Malaga Wines
25 baskets Champaigne Wine. Cordials ass'd.
30 doz Pickles, Sauces and Ketchup
175 boxes Sperm Candles, 400 kegs White Lead
400 gals. Linseed Oil, 20 tons Castings
Lamp. Oil and Spirits Turpentine, 25 bbls Vinegar
ftweatmeat*, Raisins, Almonds, Candy
100,000 Segaks, various brands
Pepper, Spice, .Ginger, 50 boxes Soap
200 bags Shot, 1000 lbs Bar Lead
190 keoa P<!W;?*»r A-r* A-
10 !r
8 Lv IU
7 by 0
bruarv 17
SO do do
K108ES GAEKETT.
8 v
EOR SALE,
\ LIKELY mulatto l?ov, 17 v?ar3 of age. Em
NY quire of SMITH, BEATTIE A Co.
March 3 10 tf
j O A A A SACKS Salt, 150 bbls. Rectified Whiskey
j /wUuU 100 bblsN. O. Sugar,just received and for
| sale hy P. McLAKEN.
March 3 If) tf
STATK OF MISSISSIPPI.
PRAIRIE PLANTATION KOR SALE.
TjlHE undersigned offers to sell his Prairie Planta-
j. lion. 10 miles below Columbus, and five from
Moore’s Cotton Landing There are 1880 acres well
timbered, and about 880 will be in cultivation tlie pres
ent year. The owner selected this body of land, spe
cially for his own use, before the I,and Sales, when die
rich region of the Choctaw Nation was unsold, and be
fore him, and having resided in the county several
years previously, had acquired such a knowledge of
the Lands as enabled him to make one of the best loca
tions in the Prairie. This plantation has been settled
five years, and if there lias been a case of fever a-
mong tlie negroes durin the time, the owner dees
not recollect it. Five hundred acres were planted in
Cotton last year, and notwithstanding the ravages of
wonns, drought, &c. produced *720.000 pounds seed
cotton, from a close calculation, which at the present
pri^e of cotton, yields $20,000, There is an extensive
dwelling, a sufficient-number of out houses, toaceom-
GANO.
rr vI T lS®brough bred Race Horse, having proved
X lame since he was transferred to the stable of
Col. Hampton, it has been deemed advisable by his
owners to let him make a Bpring Season, at bis stable
on the LaFayette Course. To affi rd breeders an op
portunity. therefore, of raising cents of me most ap
proved blood, be will* be permitted to visit a limited
number of mares, not exceeding 30, at $75 the season
and $1 to the> groom.
Ample preparations will be mace for tho nccom?no-
dation of all mares seat to him, and they will be taken
cfirc of on the most approved piau, at*>{? cents per day,
and no charges for negro boys attending them.
1 The performances of Gano on the Turfi are too well
known to require repetition here. lie is n beautiful
mahogany bay, 16 hands 1 inch high, of great symme
trv, and possessing superior bone ami muscle. He
was sired by Eclipse, out cf Betsy Richards, a full sis
ter to John Richards. ...
All expenses will be required to be paid before the
mare leaves the stable. THOMAS J. V. AL TON.
AUGUSTUS LAMBKIN.
February 10 ' 7 . ot
rithout interest,
id hogs, and plantation tools,
lie third at two y
A fine stock of cattle
will be given in.
Possession given, when the crop of the present year
shall have been gathered. Titles directly from tlie
Government.
Apply to the subscriber at Columbus, Mississippi,
a selecting the present stock, which will be j by letter or otherwise. J. D. BIBB,
nnplete than he lias ever offered to the public j 24 ~ mOin
NEW GOODS FOR CASH.
mHE subscriber b»; : .ng desirous to settle his last five
j_ year’s business, hns determined to close his Books
for the next twelve months and sell for cash alone. He
is well aware that Goods sold for cash in these hard
times must be sold low. Ke has taken the utmost
pains
more cor
at any previous season with it view of grating caalidea-1 AsjEORGIA, MARION COUNTY. ^Whereas
*?. r - s * *I ,,ie St ^;k consists in part of , , \ J3 Nathauiel M. Holton applies for letters of dismis-
L ue, in k and fancy Broad Clo":>. do doC aasm s. | s j on> f roia the admiiiistration of the estate of Henrv
l i° a ^ eilT Vltr 5!J' ot 1 'I uai ‘ lleB , Thomas, late of said county, dew’d.
Bearer C.otJjs fur Over Coals. 2 not t.o uo de ■ This is therefore to cite and admonish all and sin-
lute, red, green and yellow F.anne.s | gular thp kindred and creditors of said djeceased, to
Carpeting, Baizes and ilugg-S ^am^bury Flannels | appear at my office wih in the time prescribed
^tiar.pt and Oran^I- fencl. J. tlr.rk c«.. i.o. > bv law, then a»d thert to f ie their objections, if any
English, Circassian and do. bU .rod co,d Bomburmes . , mve> whv said U . twn should not issue.
Grade Nap Merinos and Vict-.rm Crape j Given under my hand at office, in Tazewell, Feb-
SplpnaulEmbroidered Mouselm de Lames, | rnarv I7 lg . u ' -BURTON W. DOWD, c c o.
do, printed do do do. bl’k Italian bilk double width : -,*,A ru - rv o - ’ y m6m
GrodeRuiraecMationaSilka, ricbfig'd, P«>iedo Soulte j _ • “ - "*
most corr
A new supply of Georgia Scenes, illustrated edition.
The American Almanac for 1841.
Friendship's Offering. The Token.
Mercedes, bv Cooper, &c. Just received at
March 10 It NORTON & LANGUORS. *
T us ' ]
<U Cc»
HATS AND CAPS.
UST received at the sign of thp Large IIat r
Geufs. black and drab Russid Hals
“ Beaver 44
44 Leghorn Hats, Children’s Leglionis.
Boys Fancy aud Palm Leaf flats,
Where may also be found a general assortment of
Hats and Caps. Purchasers are respectfully invited ;
to call and examine. J. T. EPP1NGER A Cp.
Columbus, Marcli 10 H tf
LOTS FOR SALE,
In the town of Glenville, Alabama.
mHREE 30 acre lots and two 20 acre lou. imme-
X diately fronting the residence ol Dr. V. m. Flake,
aa 4 place of summer resident*?. Glenv^lle possesses
the advantages of a good school, good society and a
heaitliv location. Enquire of Dr. Wm. Flake, op
SMITH, BEATTIE & Co.
March 10 11 tf
FOUND
B ETWEEN the 3th and Otli mile post, in the State
road, leading from LaGrange to Columbus, on
the second week of January last, one pair of saddle
bags, full of clothing. Tho owner can get tliu same
by paying for this advertisement.
SIMEON J. HAMMOND.
Long Cane, March 10 li 3t
CAUTION.
I FOREWARN ail persons from trading for one
promissory note made by myself, payable to Yar-
brou<di A Junes or bearer, due one day after date ; da
ted 22d August 1340. for $18 12-100. as I am deter
mined not to pay said note unless compelled by law.
ZACHARIAH OAT1S.
Georgetown, 51 arch 10 H
DISSOLUTION.
T HE co-partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of Gray l'c Phillips, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. W. B. Phillips is alone authorized
to settle tliu business of the goncefii.
WILLIAM G. GRAY,
WILLIAM B. PHILLIPS.
February 10 7 5t
r AAA GALLONS-Havanna Molasses, just re-
OU U U ceivud and for snip by
SMITH, BEATTIE <5c Co.
Auction and Commission Merchants.
February 10 1 f>t
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the firm of Gray & Pliil-
XX lips, are earnestly i guested to call and settle
their accounts. Unless it is done, all the notes aud
accounts of the concern will be put in suit.
Feb. 10 7 tf 1 WM. B. PHILLIPS.
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iu August A February
m July and January
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in June and December
LIVERY STABLE.
hue subscriber lias opened a large- stable on
Ogletliorpc street, ou the lot adjoining t.:e Cha--
! talioociTee Rail Road Dank, verv eotivecicnl To die bu-
} sines# part of the city. He will feed borses at 50
! cents per day. He lias lots with large -Shelters fitted .
, expressly for traders- , _ , I
I lie lias also taken the house on the corner of Ogle- ,
1 thorpr and Br.an streets, occupied die two years past
! bv Mr. Nance as a tavern. He will entertain travel: j
’ lers on reasonable tenns. He solicits uis iiieiit.a and
the public in general, to save him a call.
Florence Silks and Italian Crapes
Rich Satin Mantilla Shawls, do do do
Merino and Thihetdo. French and English Prints
Swiss and Jackoaet Muslins, fig’d and plain do.
Rich Muslins, and Laoe Capes and C«^iiars
Swiss and Jaconet Muslin Trimming
Thread Laces and Edirin r s, Muslin Bands
I in mu’s Linen Camlrric Caps and Waists
Irish Linens, Long Cloths and Long Lawns
Bird Eye Diaper, Table Damask
Bleached and brown Sheetings and Shirtings, Linen d«
Linen Cambric Hd'kfs. -Thread Insertion A Reading
Fig’d and plain Bobinets. Camels Hair Shawls
Gent s Merino Shirts and Drawers, Ladies do do
cowet a rntcr«T.
3d Monday in January and June
1st do in February A August
do in April and October
do in June and January
do in do and December
do in July and January
in June and December
HP HE subscriber has opened a targe- statue mi - Ladies >ilk and Cotton* Hoisciy
| O^leiho’-oc street, ou the lot adjoining the Chat- Black and colored Not Silk Reticule a
x U a ie-«).pc.uv ^ . J. !_•! Lai I-. csbi’kan.icor.1 Kid ©loves, do db Fillet <lo
Gen’ts sup. Silk Hdk’fi?. rich Marseilles corded Skirts
Cor setts and Corsett Lacings, LogCa’.dn Oingiiaii<8
Rich Cotlon Fringe and Can: a Flannels
Needles, Pins, Hooks an*l Eyes
Rich plain Bonnet Riban-ls, do Cap and Bonnet do
li ich blond «*c thvde laces, st; oeu. tc pl«ud swits musiins
RicnC ^t a::d Over Coat Battens .
Linen Tapes and Robbiuctts,
NEGRO SHOES A WOOL HATS
! Superior Kersey;, and Blankets, h. ax A Kid Dolls
— i Lmseyfl. Bed-Ti».kme and OsnaburgA
THE MUSCOGEE INSURANCE COM j S^emUd asoortuent'or Kich r.vrfuineiy.
PAN Y, i Ako a great variety cf articles too numerous to
of business.— month»n. O 3 Doai forget 10 bring the C A S
Columbus, Jan. 27
RALPH O. HOWARD.
5 9t
i now ready for the traasactmn of business.
A Office ovfr >Vai. A. KeJd & Go. stare. Broad-st.
Oct 14
**- y
D. J. DAVIliS
nr.ECToRS :
JOHN WARREN, JOHN PEABODY,
G. E. THOMAS.
IRON AND NAILS.
do
do
dp
Mav and November
B. HOWARD. ! 4 A T^ns of assorted Swer.es ir*n.
E ‘s' GREENWOOD, KENITH McKEX2IE. { 4U 3do horse shoe do. 2 do. Band no.
JOHN BANKS*. President. . 5 do. English Square do. 2 da. refiner..do
# "0 R(r2») Nails—for sale by
£>•. a rj if p. Mr LAE
G tEOSGIA„ MUSCOGEE COUNTY.— Where
J as Janies II. Shorter applies to me for letters of
| dismission from the adiuhiistratioa of the estate of
j John Johnson; deceased : -
i These are therefore to ciia and admonish all and
' singular the kindred and rreditors-of said dec’d. to be
j and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
i law, then and there to shew catse.-if any they hate,
j why said letters shall not be granted.
' Given under my baud at office, December 2S, If40.
'j Dee 30 l-m6m N, AJeLESTEB, e’e o.
S ZT KOUGIA, MUSCOGEE COUNTY.—Whereas
i \ ’X Benjamin W. Lanier applies to me for letters of
disDitssioa from the administration efTandj" Glaze's
estate.
These are-therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to
be and appear a) my office within the time prescribed
bv law, :o tile their objections, if any, to show cause
whv said letiers should not he granted.
Given underlay hand at office. Jan. fi. 1541.
N. McLESTER, c c o.
; J a unary 2 mCin
j / t EOKGIA, RANDOLPH COUNTY.—In Equity
V ,1 in Randolph tsuporini Court.—Major Sftanley vs
; J'rnnis r-. Ja-ksmi, Bcnjamin-G. Jackson and Iiarbert
; H. Raney.— D:ii for’Discovery, Relief and Injunction.
Whereas uie defendants in the above case. r.es;de
: out qf the limit# of said iat.ue. On r.iolon, it is ordered
' dint service of the above Dill be perfected npmjjjthe
i said defendants by publication of this Rule in some
i public gazette of this State, once a month t-»r four
; months, and that the said defendants do appear and
. answer on or before the fir.-t d; % ri» next Term of
D ISSOLUTION.—The copartnership heretofore
existing under the firm of Taylor & Walker is
this dsv (December 1J dissolved by mutual consent.
The name of tlie late firm v.-ill only he used iu the set
tlement of the business. Al! persons indebted to the
firm are respectfully requested to make immediate
payment. E. T. TAYLOR,
BENJAMIN WALKER.
Tho subscriber, having purchased the interest o- 1J ’-
former copartner, Dr. Tavloi will continue the Drug
business at the old stand,'sign of the golden mortar,
and hopes, bv n strict attention to business, to merit a
continuation of the patronage so liberally extended to
the late firm. BEN J. A AI.KER.
DOCTOR TAYLOR will continue lo devote Uis
attention exclusively to the practice of hifc profeseiou
His oflice, for the present, is a
& Walker. Columbus, Dec.
thiiijf too low for 7Lt*rfi to u'o, or loo dirty, if
proiitabie, for them to pick up; and notwith
standing, in the synagogue, looking liack along
many thousand yeais to an ancestiy, beside
which th-.it of oiir peers aud princes is but of
yesterday,regarding, justly, Abraham, Isaac,
itud Jacob, as their great progenitors, and
pressing forward, on the wings of faith and
hope and premise, to a long expected day
when they, now kings and princes in disguise,
shall become so indeed, by a manifestation
the most glorious, and a dispensation the most
sublime. The people are a perpetual mira
cle; a living echo of Heaven's holy tones,
prolonged from generation to generation.—
Frazer's Magazine.
An I.nc'.dknt.—A very beautiful young la
dy on the Point, not long since, sigued her
name to a temperance pledge, one article of
which prohibited her receiving the affection-:
ate attention of any young gentleman who
was in any way given to intemperance.—
It happened that the tender-hearted damsel
had, at lhe time she put her name to tlie pa
per, a beau with whom she was well pleased,
but who unfortunately, (according to report)
took occasionally “a Utile too much." The
maiden was therefore under the painful ne-
cessi'y of addressing jher “fondly loved one”
a polite note, stating hersituaion, the nature
of llie pledge she had taken, and the uttey
impassibility of her ever after receiving liiq
his attention as a lover. *• 1 loye you as pure
ly as ever,” was the Engage of the note, *' but
my word has gone forth, and honor bids me
respond to your kindness only iu the light of
a friend.” The young man found himself
completely subdued. Tlie words “I love you
as purely as ever,” were too potent. Deter-:
mined not to forfeit such devoled affection,
he sought the earliest opportunity to become
a temperance advocate himself, signed tho
pledge aud is now a member of tb« 'Wash
ington Temperance Society. Young love's
dream with them has already brightened into
engagement, aud is, we understand, shortly to
be consummated iu matrimony. Powerful
and beautiful is thy influence, oh woman!
Baltimore Clipper.
Heemiose Purple.—A pretty correct
conception may lie acquired oi the vaiuc of
this imperial-tinted doth formerly, from the
circumstance that when Alexander tpok pos
session ofthe city of Susa, and of its enormous
treasures, among ofher things there were
found five thousand quintals ol'Uermione pur
ple, the finest in the world, which had been
treasured up there for the space of 190 years ;
notwithstanding which, its beauty and lustre
was bv no means diminished. Some idea
may be formed of ihe prodigious value of this
store, from the fact that ihis purple was. sold
at the rate of 100 crowns a pound, and the
quintal is a hundred weight of Paris.
Seal
the first
Ur Tuesday in June next, at the court house in
/*~1 VARDIAN'S SALE-—’W ill be *oM
1 1
Greenville, Meriwether county. »> acres of land, be-
iaca part of lot No. 127, in the 3d Diet, originally
Troup now Meriweilier county. Sold by order ol me
proper court, as the property *f Louisa Davt*, re'.oisr
of Wm. Davis, deck!, late of Meriwether county, for
the benefit of said minor.
ELISHA" TRAMMELL, Guar
Harris co. March 10 11 d
At v aauifce
Matt. R. Evan.
February 24
February HU.:. ]34: .
V.'M. TAYLCI
'MGor f'u.Rev.’
C , BORGIA, SUMTER COUNTY.——Whereas
■f ;Amiran, Administrator of Wiilis Jemi
erra, dec’d. applies to me for letters of dirmissicu from
said administration. . .
These are therefore to cite aud admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors ot said decease-'!
t.-Tbc : appear at rr.y office witbbiT’ae tirne pi escribed
bv’-lv. a..’i !:'-e (heir objc: ::o.v .f any, to show cause
■jsky c.dfi letter* should hot be craugfLm-Efi
(*jveu , hand at office, this first dav or
M«r*, l#4I.' ‘ EDMUND NUNN, c co.
iluXChlO H rr‘ rm
Me. Cuthbert.—ItLsseidthcseyenslecp-
t theoid stand of Tavior | cr.s wJieii they ittvokcbcg.in thc.i,ig up mutters
iust where they left them when they dropped
asleep. Mr. Cuthbert, it is true, has not
slept quite as long, but one would suppose
he had slept quite as soundly. He appears to
have hud no knowledge ct the election of
Genera! Harrison, much Its# of the appoint
ment of Mr. Webster as Secretary of State,
and i-s taken ail back by his resignation. He
wishes lo propound questions lo him
about something thai he said some i'oriy yeais
since in Boston. Lo to tleep again Mr.
Cuthbert, und witeu you awake licit time,
may it he in better humour, and may the
world in ihe.mean time have vastly improved-
North American.
A ne.v Pott Office has beeo esta T-slied .u
F-nmrii'.m county, under the name f t ‘
c "’ - ,.r, c -p. rr... -..ro.i-ted l«l
FORM, ana eaS. Xlu.m, r. «,-_{■« - ‘
Master.