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Newspaper Page TextTHE ENQUIRER ■ rttLISHED EVERT WKDXISDAf MOIUilRO, 8T BULL, GOULDING ft Co. EDITED AND CONDUCTED BT R. T. MARKS <fc JESSE L. BULL. TERMS—Three Dollars »airam. payable in advance or Four Dollar*, (in all ca j es eaecied,) where payment is not made before the expiration of . the vear. ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted at ONE Dollar per one hundred words, lor the first inser tion, and FirTV Cents for every subsequent con tinuance. All Advertisements, serf to us without specifying Uie number of insertions desired, wiil be combined until ordered out and charged accordingly. Lec.alAnvERTiSEMENTspublishedatthe’usual rates, and with strict attention to the requisitions of tlie law. ShekIFF's Sales under regular executions, must be advertised for THIRTY DATS; under mortgage ti fas, sixty days, before the day of sale. Sales of Land and Negroes, by Executors, Adminis trators oa Guardians, for sixty Days before the day of sale. Sales of personal property (except negroes) forty DAYS. Citations by Clorlis of the Courts of Ordinary, upon A STRICT CONSTRUCTION OF THE CONSTITUTION AN nONEflT AND ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT; VOLUME XIV. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY* JUNE 16, 1341. JOHN HUNTER & Co. H AVE for sale, 1000 sacks Liverpool Sail 200 do. Coffee, 20 bbds. Sucar 100 bbls Canal Flour, 50 do. Gin 50 do. Whiskey, 50 do. N. O. Syrup 100 boxes fres:i bunch Raisins,. Bagging Rope, Twine, Rice, Caudles, Butler. Vi arch 9 10 applic lisned far THIRTY days. Citations upon application for dismission, by Execu tors, Administrators or Guardians, monthly for six MONTHS. ^ Orders of Courts of Ordinary, (accompanieV with a copy of the bond, or agreement) to make u«te to land, must be publish* i thiiee -* 1 p j- _ i die intest importations and newest stvle. Everv article Notices by Exectuorscr Adrnm’.itrntorB^TUuaraiaTis. * . . - ... - * . . of application to the Court of Ordii>iry for lea ve to sell iho band or Negroes of ao estn*jf\ rou u months. Koticks bv Executors or administrators, to and Creditors an estate, for six week. NEW YORK DRY GOODS STORE, A FEW DOORS BELOW TilE F *?;H OF COLUMBUS;. HIS establishment is now opening a complete as- Jrtment of Spring and Summer Goods, from rjru K7* LettlHS to the Editor^ on bush r A id, to entitle them to attention. kept in the dry good line, will be found here in abundance, and at reduced prices lor Cash, only. the Debtors i t’A^hnercB, and Cashmeretts, c j Drape de f-tv, Crumhroons, Silk If rulings, Bjack and Colored Bilks, figured and plaiu, must oe POST THE MUSCOGEE INSURANCE COM PANY, A RE now ready for the transaction of business.— Office over Wm. A. lledd Sc Co. store, Broad-sL DIRECTORS: JOHN YVARREN, JOHN PEABODY, d. E. THOMAS, T. B. HOWARD, E. S. GREENWOOD, KENITHMcKENZIE. JOHN BANKS, President. Matt. R. Evans, Secretary. February 24 9 tf W . W . M U R R A Y, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COI.DMBDS, GEORGIA. Jane 9, 1841. 24-tf THOMAS & DOWNING ATTORNEYS AT RAW, CoLU.WDDS, 0-4. Grigsby E. Thomas... .Lemuel T. Downing. Juno 2d 1841. 23y T . M . K E M P, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ctuckettsville, Russell County, Alabama, W ILL practice in the co» ies of Barbour, Ma con, and Chambers. June 2, 1841. 23-ly WALTON B . HARRIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Girard, Russell Go. Ala. January 27 5 y McDOUGALD & WATSON, Attorneys at Law—Columbus, Ga. Arrril 8 l5y BONNER & PERKINS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CUTHP.KRT, GA. W ILL practice in the counties of the South West ern circuit, and Stewart and Marion,’ in the Chattahoochee circuit. WIIITNF.LL J. BONNER, WILfilAM C. PERKINS. May 26. - 22-tf. JOHN R. McFARLAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Clayton, Barbour County,. Alabama, ILL practice in the Counties of Henry, Bar bour, Pike, Russell, and Macon. April 21, 1841- 17-1% w ORVILLE A. BULL, attorney and counsellor at law* Will continue to practice regularly in the Aoojities of Troup, Meriwether, Heard and Harris, in Georgia, and Chambers Co.in Alabama. LaGrange' Ga. March 24, 1841. I3 m6m style, Frentfh Muslin, Rich Printed Lawns, and Ginghams, Rich Satin, Silk and billet Shawls, and Cravats, English and French Prints, Ghene Patterns, Ladies Silk and Cotton Hosiery* Swiss and Jaconet Muslin Trimmings, Rirh Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Ladies super figured end plain Parasols, Umbrellas, and Shades, Georgia Nankeen, Linen Pantaloon Stuffs, Brown Sheetings and Skirtings, Bleached Sheetings, and Shirtings, Table Diaper, Russia Diaper, Douias and Osnaburgs. Ladies Palm Leaf Bonnets, new style, Chip Hat3> Gentlemen’s Beaver, Silk and Leghorn Hata, Straw and Leghorn Bonnets, One ease yard wide Calicoes, splendid stylo, at re duced prices, Pins, Needles, Scissors, Spool Thread, Sewing Silk, White Figured Gambroon, a new article. The public are respectfully invited to call and ex amine this Stock before purchasing elsewhere. April 23, L. J. DAVIES. GREENWOOD & GRIMES H AVE by recent arrivals from New Orleans and the North, received a large and assorted stock of GROCERIES, which they qfter at the lowest market prices for Cash, consisting in part, of the following ar ticles * 100(1 p«. ITaggifig, 1200 coils Bale Uopo fid lihds. St. Croix Sugar. 150 bbls do. dtx 20 lihds Porto Rico do. 10 hhds N. Orleans do. TOO bags Rio A Cuba Coffee. 15 boxes Lump Sugar 10do. Boston refined do. 10 do. White Havana do. 50 tons Swedes anti English Iron assorted Cast, German, Blistered and Spring Steel IIoop and band Iron, Nail Rods 500 kegs Nails and Brads, 300 bbls Whiskey l'O do. N. E. Rum, 50 do. American Brandy 50 do. .do. Gin, 5 pipes Holland do. 5 do. Cogniac and Champaigte Brandy 2Q Casks London Porter, 40 coz. Lemon Syrup Madeira, Port, Teneriffe, Pale Sherry San Luaar and Malaga Wines 25 baskets Champaigne Wire, Cordials esst'ek 30doz Pickles, Sauces and Ketchup 175 boxes Sperm Candles, 40.0 kegs 'White Lead 400 gals. Liuseed Oil, 20 tons Castings Lamp Oil and Spirits Turpentine, 25 bbb Vinegar Swcatmeatfl, Raisins, Almopds, Candy 100,000 Segars, various brands Pepper, Sp : :e, Ginger, 50 boxes Soap 290 bogs Shot, 1000 lbs Bar Lead 100 kegs Powder, *kc. Ac. They respectfully invito an examination of thdir stock, where they think will be fouud almost every ar ticle usually kept in such stores. Columbus. June 1, 1840 23 tf -A ,E. It PLATT, TTORNEY.AT LAW, CCTUBRnT, RASpoi-PU co. OA. 'IBB promptly attend to any business entrusted to his cave, in the counties of Stewart, Marion, DISSOLUTION. T ILE firm of Grier & Yazoruugh was dissolved by mutual consent on the 1st of February Inst. All persons having demands against the firm will please present them to T. H. Yarbrnugh, at Georgetown, for settlement. SAMUEL j THOt Randolph Co. May 19. A. GRIER, H. YARBROUGH. 21m4m. IPviSSOLUTlON.—The copartnership heretofore JL? matin; under dm I vr. • f Taylor £C -Warner is . , . . , ,hia dav t December “■ dissolved bv mutual consent. Randolph. Early, Decatur, Baker. Lee,_Sutnter, and ^“'"^^“^'’requisfed^to make immecUate Y)ool bam , iu Goorg -and X Russell and Barbour, in Ala- Refers to Col. D. C. Campbell, Jerry Cowles, Esq. Macon—Col. Joseph Henry Lumpkin, F. Hardeman, Esq., Lewis J. Dapree, George F. Platt, Lerington—- Hon. tinrnett Atulrews, Washington—Hon. Thoe. F. Foster, Ool. John Banks, Columbus.—T. E. Bethel!, John J. Cary, Esq.. Tltoraaston.—Messrs. Dunn A Martin, Forsyth.—Wm. G. Porter, Apalachicola, Fla. Vra. Harris, Charleston, S. O.—Messrs. Collins, Knese, ft Co., New York. April L4 1C u LEONARD T. DOTAL. ATTORNEY AT LAW, "TYTILL practice in all the counties of tire Flint VV Circuit. Office ul CulloJen, Monroe County, Georyiu. March 10 U-6m-$!0 WILLIAM D. ELAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tazewell, Marion County, Georgia, W ILL practice in Talbot, Hands, Muscogee and Stewart, of the Chattahooehee Circuit Alcorn Randolph, Sumter aud Macon, of the Soutb-Iy batern Circuit. February 19 * 12m ISAAC E. BOWER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, RESIDES IN CUTtlBP.UT, RANDOLPH COUNTY, GA. Ami will continue to practice in the counties of Stew <frt, Randolph, Deoatur, Thomas, ’ ” ' " ” - aiid Sumler. ee, Baker, Early 4/) larolv S. T. CHAPMAN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law—Columbus, Georgia. O FFICE Oil Broad street, next door to Columbus Enquirer, will attend the Courts in the Chatta hoochee Circuit; also those of Chambers, Russell and Harbour counties, Alabama. ^ ^ Jsnuarr20 LEONIDAS KING—Attorney nt Law, W ILL attend faithfully *o • l y business confided to his care, in the Chattahoochee and South western Circuits, md in the counties of Barbour, Hen ry, Pike, and Dole counties in Alabama. mre at Fori Gaines, Early couuty, Georgia, anaarv 6 " D JOHN A. 6c JOHN JONES, Attornies at Law. •tTrn,I, practice in the counties of die C.imitcc \ V Circuit, and in Co. b and Carroll of the Coweta Circuit, Office at Van Wert, Paulding cotmty, Geo. May 27 (J The Southern Recorder and Augusta Constitution alist will please copy. PETER J. STROZER, Attorney at Law—Albany, Baker Co. Geo. R EFERENCES.—Col. Robe:; A. Toombs. Hon. , Garrett Andrews, Washington; Samuel T, Hai ley. Macon. Warren ft Scarboro, Perry; Campbell ft s, Columbus. payment. respectfully requested to make E. T. TAYLOR B ENJAMIN WALK F,3_ The atibccribltr, having pntebased th" interest of his former ctipartne.r, Dr. Taylor, will continue t'lio Drug business at the old stand, sign of die golden mdrtar, and hopes, by a strict attention to business, to.merit a continuation of the natr'inago so liberally extended to the late firm. BENJ. WALKER. DOCTOR TAYLOR will continue to devote his attention exclusively to -he practice of his profession His office, for the present, is at the old stand of Taylor & Walker. Columbus, Dec. 22. f‘hf DISSOLUTION. T HE Copartenrsldp heretofore existing under the firm of Hamilton, Hurd ft Co. of Columbus, Ga. and Hamilton ft Co. of Apalachicola, Fla. was dissolved on the 9th intlanr, by the death of Homer Hurd. All persons indebted to the late,firm are requested, to make immediate sc uleinent, to either of the surviving part ners, who are dulv authorised to receive the same, and save expense, as all out-standing debts after thirty days from this notion must be sued to no-ike a division ol the late firm. ftc. E. S. HAMILTON, V. S. PELTON, C. S. SEYMS, Columbus, April 14. lG-ih-u Surviving Partner*. DISSOLUTION. T HE copartnership heretofore existing under the the name aud style of Pair.kin ft Wise, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. JlU persons who owe the above concern or the form er Ihni of Rankin, McQuaidft Wise, are requested to cal! and settle with Charles Wise, who is authorized to settle the business of the late firms. Otherwise tho notes and accounts will be placed in rite hands of an Attorney f'T collection. JAMES RANKIN. Columbus, May 20, 1341. CHARLES WISE. Slav 28. 22ri‘ DISSOLUTION. T HE copa-tnershio heretofore existing under the name and style of J. ft V*. Rankin, w ■; this day dissolved by limitation. All persons indebted to the above firm are requested to call aud settle the same with William Rankin, and those b-.ving claims against the concern vriii present them to him for payment. May 18. 22tf JAMES RANKIN. WM. RANKIN. Having purehssed the entire interest of J atnes Ran kin in the above concern, I will continue to do business as formerly at the sto.e lately occupied by Rankin ft Wise WM. RANKIN. September 9 S7 tf T LAW NOTICE. firm, HE *nib*cribers will practice LAW, ns a under the name and style ol* W ILK E S, F EK RILL & AL ndjoining counties the Plate of Also Georgia. Dec 30 1-6* b.'m: vilkks, B. C. FTjRRIL L, J. C. ALFORD. & CO.I SMITH, BE A T T I E AGENTS FOR PORTER'S BURNING FLUID. In the Stares of Georgia and Alabama, and Territory of Florida. Colnxnibns, May 19. 21tf ~ DOCTOR cmPLEY IT AS removed his office to th*» front room over il. Messrs. Milliard and Adams' store, Broad street. J uue 2. tl DR. ARMSTRONG S jemoved to J. D. Pitt’s, twelve miles of 11 where he wiii be happy tc attend i%— ' '’s line. «*pp®rtanides have been ell cal 1 ' n ^ aG ;l America, aud by strict at- p!e, both in Europx. will merit the pa! 1 ^?^ 3 ^ 6 odoa to his profession, ho the community. 2I-tf Mav 19. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. LOTS FOR SALE. T HE numerous applications for lots nt the above well known watering place, have induced the un dersigned (owners of the bind) to offer to the public n few lots at private sale.. The well tried virtues of these Springs, the beauty and unquestionable health of the surrounding country, the refinement of the so ciety, together with the present, prospects for a flour ishing and pleasant village, are all objects of too great importance to persons desiring a summer residence, to need comment. A part of the proceeds of llie sale of lets to be applied to erecting an Academy, Ac. Ac.— Take a look. JOSEPH L;*WELSH, May 19. 21-2m JOHN KOPKBTT. PIKE NIX HOTEL, (FLORF.VCf:. GKO.) ' informs bis friend 3 c’jarge of tlie xpects to devote | ius wliole personal attention to rendering comfortable J e who may favor him with a cal!.; His stables] nd geu^rai satisfaction. ! jokn t. uamvzy: j December 16 ol tf Mine M.N »» I X. XV u *-*-«TTT» J ' - • r L FORD.'in the Coweta circuit, the j fTUIE underlet, respec J ijiy tefen* es in the Chttuahrtochee circuit, an.l in . Knd TI tiie pa.bIio. mat he a as taken bam,. Office at Lacranae. Troup co. ; Phcrr.ix Hotel n Horeuce; Gfi. ani exp - ' ‘^e personal attention to reridenn ho may favor him with a call, well supplied and carefully atterded to, a arms will be spared to rive central sarisfaedi MORE LIGHT !! MORE LIGHT !! SMITH, BEATTIE &. CO. H AVE justr°ceive^, and are now olleringfor sale, “ Porter s Patent Burning Fluid together with a great variety of parent Lamps, constructed expressly for burning tlie Fluid, among winch are Cut Glass Hanging or Hafi Ltuops; Astral do. Astral Table Lamps j A great variety ol Cat Glass Hand Lamps; Plain Glass Hand Lamps: . Tin Hand Lamps. Also Side Lamps, with Iteflecters, intended for ball or ba^ rooms. As so many of the citizens of Colum bus have .witnessed the advantage* of the Burning Fluid over oil or spermaceti we think it only nece.v sury to say that it can and will be sold cheaper than these articles. To those who have never seen the Burning Fluid, we would eav that it emits a clear and brilliant flame, without smoke or smell; and a3 the lamp?? nrv? constructed without air hole's or vent con'sentence is experienced from dripping, the lamps being perfectly clean at ali times. May 10. “ 21 tf COTTON BAGGING. DIRECT IMPORTATIONS. T HE subscribers have just completed their season’s import of Cotton Bagging, consisting of Dundee A i inch, weighing lbs pi yd. Inverness 43 ** Double E. I. Gunny 44 41 Bingie " " 41 * Also, SCOTCH TWINE, superior 3 stranck BALE ROPE, India and English. Which are offered to the planters aud merchants of Georgia, at such prices and on such credits, for city acceptance, as will render a heme purchase more advantageous than.one in a northern market, and ena ble supplies to be sent immediately into tlie interior, during, the existence of good river navigation, and a flit) prevailing very low rates of freight. ANDREW LOW & CO. Savannah, May 3. 20-$t JUST RECEIVED, A ND for dale by JAMES ROUSSEAU* «• os* sertment of Gfrrrerier, consisting of 100bbls Canal Flour; 60sacks Rio Coffee; 10 hhds St Croix Sugar; 20 ■** J a? a Coffee? 30 casks Cheese; 40 boxes Sperm Candies ; 20 boxes Soap; 2000 lbs Loaf Sugar; 500 galls Winter strained.Lamn Oils 500 " Fall Oil; 20f>b!e Taitners’Oil, 30 bxs common Tobacco; 40 k-rs Dfcponfa fff Ghm 50 bags Shot, assorted ? ~ Powder ; 1 pipe Seignerte Brandy; I pipe Otahl Brandy ; 1 qr cask £ort Wine; 1 <jr cask Irish Whiskey ; 20 bbls common Gin ; 10 doz Buckets; 400 lbs Pepper; lit doz Brooms ; - 150 kegs Nails; 15 mas Iron, assorted} 20 M Havana Cigars; and various other articles, all of which he will sell low Tor J: rn x3 3tf THE NEW STEAMER ORIOLE, - A. LEONARD, Masteu, W ILL ran regularly between this p.i ufc and A.pa- laoh’Uola, stopping it the intermetPn*. a landings. The Oriole is a substantial, iight-draugV i <Nit,aaa will be enabled to ascend the river whenever any oilier boat can. Her Cabin is bandsomeivy n.-d commodi- Ously fitted up for Passengers. Captain Lf*ormrd, be ing an Experienced Engineer, and having commanded several boats on this River for inanv ye nr?, ci r.Hdendy expects a share of patronage from Iiis* frlblfti? and the public generally'. Freights by this Boat, up at d down, will be token as low as by any oilier; and engagements, for the same may be made with YONGE & BEALIsjfnr cuts. Columbus. Jan 29, 1841 '.tf J. S. SMITH H AS just received a new style of super Fur and Silk Hats, also, a beautiful lot of Men’s and Youths Cloth Caps, w hich will be sold cheap for Cash. May 12. 20-tf SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. J S. SMITH, nextdaorto tlie Bank of Columbus, o has just received a Jarge supply of Spring and Summer Clothing, of every description, which will 1>P sold 1(1-.*/ for HiieK be sold lew for Cash. Juno 2. S3-tf PLANTATION FOR SALE. T HAT valuable tract, known as the Hardin Plant- ation r or Olive Grove, situated on the Chattahoo chee river, twUnty-fuur miles from its junction with the Flint river, in Decatur county, containing one thousand acres, from three to four hundred acres in a high state of cultivation. Tiie greater portion is river bottom land. It is situated on a beud in the river, so that seven hundred acres are enclosed by one string of fence. There is ou the premises, a largo two story frame dwelling house, with all the necessary out hou ses. The stock of horses, mules, hogs, and cattle,, with bacon, corn, Ao. can be had at a fair valuation.— Possession can be had the first January next. A fur ther description is deemed unnecessary, as any person wishing to purchase, would do well to call and exam ine for themselves. For terms apply to the subscriber on the premises, or to Charles Ookford,!vew York. Olive Grove, June 2. 23-tf N. HAWLEY. SALE OF INDIAN SPRING PROPERTY. W ILL be sold to the highest bidder on Tuesday the 2 2d day of June next, at the Indian Springs, Butts county, the summer residence of Robert Cole man, late of Bibb county, deceased* together with sev eral vacant lots. As the property is desirable, purcha sers would do well to attend. Sold by virtue of the will, j/ermsou the day ot sale WA1 M. POPE, JOHN G. COLEMAN, FTx'rs. May 5, 1841. 19tds LAND FOR SALE. L OT No. no in tlie I2th dist. of Lee county. M “ 124 1st “ ® * * * 32 1st * n * «* n 50 & 53 15th a * “ n « <r * « Any person wishing to dispose of a Stock of Dry Goods or Groceries, who will tako land in part or en tire pay men’, wifl address the subscriber at this place, and we can examine the laud and goods. The land is all of a reasoua^’e quality* WM. J. FORD. Piudertowu, A Ail 28, 1841. 18—eow-Sm ALABAMA LANDS FOR SALE. S. T. R. S. T. It. Entire 7 14 30 E half 21 22 2G N half S 14 30 S half 32 18 2S Siiaif 4 14 30 N balf 33 20 S half 6 14 30 W balf 3G 15 24 S half U 14 29 S half 20 16 25 S half 34 19 23 N half 9 14 30 Vv' half 29 46 £3 E half 2 IS 25 S half 20 13 26 Entire #3 15 25 Any of the above Lends will bo sold ou terms to suit purchasers, by application to Johu 1>. Pitts, Esq. Flor ence, Ga. or to tlie subscriber, at Maeon. April 15 16 tf J. COWLES. LOTS FOR SALE, Tn the town of GlenriJle, Alabama. „ fDKuEE 50 acre lots and two 20 acre lots, imme- X diuteiy fronting the residence of Dr. Wm. Fiako, a§ a place of summer residence. Glcnville possesses the advantages of a good school, good society and a healthy location. Enquire of Dr. Wm. Flake, or Smith beattie «fc co* Mutch If? 11 tf STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. PRAIRIE PLANTATION FOR SALE. np HE ut^ersinrned offers lo 6ell bis Prairie Planta- .1 tion, 3 0 miles below Columbus, and live from Moore’s Cotton Landing. There are 1860 acres well Limbered, and about 8S0 will oe in cultivation the pres ent year. The own^r selected this body of land, spe cially for his own ure, before the Land Sales, when the rich region of the Choctaw Nation was unsold, and be fore kiin, and having resided in the county several years previously, had acquired each a knowledge of tiie Lands us enabled h»m to make one of tlie besiloca- tions in the Prairie. This plantation has been settled five years, end if there has been a case of fever a- mong the negrees durin. the time, the owner does not recollectit. Five hundred acres were planted in Coitou last year, and notwithstanding the ravages of worms, drought, Ac. produced 7*20,000 pounds seed cotton, from a close calculation, which at the present price of cotton, yields $20,000. There is an extensive d ,veiling, a sufficient number of out houses, to accom modate one hundred negroes, gia house, and ether ne cessary buildings on the premises. Price—§25 per acre. One third to be paid when nossession is given; one third in 12 months thereaftei; and one third at two years without interest. A fine stock of cattle and hogs, tad plantation tools, will be given in. Possession given, when the crop of the present year shall have been gathered. Titles directly from the Government. Apply to the ^nbscriber at Cbtacflins, Mississippi, by letter or otherwise. J« D. BIBB. Feb. 24 9 ra6m DOCTOR FALL, F ORMERLY of Morgan, but now permanent y set tled in Decatur, Delialb county, Geprrrnq has practiced 35 years, with unusual tracers? irt aii forms of Dropsy, and fur die last 14 years bap 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!— This improvement lie cl-ums as made by hi.oseif.— Ho invites all dropsical persons and persons ;idUcted with liver disease and asthmatics, to call on him. H e has practiced Medicine in Georgia, mure than thirty’ years, and .although now tuiabio to bear five fatigue of general practice, is willing to do ali that he can, to re lieve suffering humanity, if* persons will come to him. If preferred, he will undertake cases ou the principle of “no cure, uo pay.*’ March 10 li-\v4t-mtf ^frjfri the New York Mirror. mr3INGS BY LAWRIE TODD. It was nine, P. M. when a fine bed of hick ory (not Lehigh coal) was glowing in the Franklin. Thinks I, how much better it is to pay twenty-five cents for such a comforta.- ble fire, than to pay one dollar for a boss ticket. This ideacairied me back to 1794, when there was only one playhouse in the city, ami that was a small, shabby looking article, held together by old nails and pine boards. It stood back in ayard,near No. il, John street) where Flora now holds her court, There Hodgkihson used to act the Devil to Pay. to the astonishment of a hundred and fifty sim ple men aud sdly women; lor, in those days, the folks thought twice before they spent a dollar ortce. There was a shed, covered with boards, front John street, leading to the play house door. There were uo hacks in those days ; and it was a rare sight, indeed, when a, NUMBER 25. ooy rarde the entries and behaved well to the customers. The goods .and furniture were insured, and we had no notes to take up. Now, to be sure, you may go to be iu New ' ork and wake up in Albany; run round, collect money, and be home iu time to take up your note; but all the time yon are wer- , if detained but an bout by accident, ried; for. your note may be protested. Well, ydUgSt home, five hundred short; you go from house to house, and at three P. M. the note is taken up. It is too late for the fatnilJ dinner ; vou tali e a cup of codes and a cold "ttut. plod awav ^ to your office ; »uru over the leives in search ; f pw besides the demagogu of means to return the five ho.Vred ttnWr- " * row, and get ready foribolher note nhich is payable on Saturday. You are botne at seven, P. M. sore, fa tigued, aud jaded, both in body and mind.— For fitty long hours your young wife has not seen your face; she hears ytur foot; she carriage of auy sort approached its entrance, j meets you at the doer with one of her sweet- Ooe play ttiaht, a fire broke out in the neigh borhood. The people rushed out, without waiting for checks. The lire was quickly put out. The people returned cn masse. I was curious to see what they wete about, hav- u« never seen a plav. I bad heard taut it was a school of morality. So I went with the crowd. At the time I entered, there was a urau oa tho stage dressed like a Scotch ploughman, going to and fto, and Vrhi est smiles. Your miud is- soured: vou can scarcely find a kind word to give het in re turn, nor half an hoar to sing a song to me baby; you drop on a chair, fii/lg your hat to the winds ; you are tired, aud in th;r v-niue tsuu- tjTATB DASB. IjRA.fCU AT tiT.—W a have learned on unquestionable authority, that frauds of the most singular and ingenious description on the F.apk at this place, have been brought to !i;ht by tho Board of Directors now in sc, on. .Some of the money fraudulently acquired, was ob tained by falsely representing the character of paper offered for discount, and recommen ding the notes of individuals, knowing them, to be unsafe, and checking out the amounts, discounted lor the benefit of those origina ting the scheme, etc. The checks will fur nish a clue to unravel this matter, and dis cover the ttue delinquents. Jt demands thorough investigation. We hope, at no distant period, to see full developentents of these disgraceful transactions. There- is reason to belieto that similar systems of swindling have beet) in operation at the other branches of the State liank. It is time that the people of the State were aroused on this subject; the delay of every month only in volves it more inextricably. Thorough, reform ot the State Banking institutions should be made the test at the August elec tions. Let thete be no non-committalism by tha.caodidates on Jtis subject. The mat ter must eventually be mot and adjusted; the sopuor that it is done the better; for the. State Bank institution has demonstrated its. worthlessness as a system—it has benetiited J l_ and his par tisans—has lost one third of its debt, (six mil lions) and an effort b« '-o.), ,| lp uwordei. its effects on the public moiality, need uot to bo pointed out; they.are within, the view of every oue. If Satan had been specially called upon to furnish a scheme, combining the largest temptation—the great est power for evil, with the loosest respon sibility—the most open doors for the entrance of fraud and corruption, with the slightest possibility for investigation or detection—a system to unsettle tlie notion of right and wrong—to make booest men rogues—to bring utes your head is oil the pillow* v.liere you j about a rapid demoralization of the. commu- dre.tiu of bank lulls and brokers till daylight • nity—he could have devised nothing better in tlie mormug. These men breathe; ;hev | calculated tu effect it than pur present Stato. don t live. Before steam was got up, man’s Banking system. It has had a fair exper ic was compared to- a journey ; now it’s e;n- Maggie Laicther. He gave a smart crack phatically a race, and most uuhappy is he who GREENE & PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERY. SPLENDID SCHEMES FOE JL'NE ! Class 23, for Wednesday, June !). One prize of thirty thousand tloliara! I. prize of 1O.0CU | 1 prise of 2,000 I 50 prizes of 300 1 “ 5,000 100 1,000 | 50 *• 200 1 * 3,00C j 50 •* 500 j 50 “ 130 Olliers of S100, €80, £70, $60, fto. ftc. Tickets $10; Halves $5. Class 2 4, for Juue 16, 181V; One prize of thirty-live thousand dollars. 1 prize of 10,000 I 1 prize of 2,000 50 prizes ot 300 1 * 5,400 40 “ 1,U00 50 4 ‘ - 200 1 * 3.000 ! 50 “ 500 50 150 Olliers ol $100, $20, £70, &00, <5cc. &<x Tickets 610 ; Hnlves $5. Class 25, for Wednesday, June 23, One prize of thirty thousand dollars. 1 prize of 10,000 I 1 prize of 4,000 I 25 prizes of 500 1 " 6,000 1 “ 2,000 25 “ 300 1 " 5,000 | 25 “ 1,000 j 200 •* 200 Others,of $100, $80, $70, $60, fto. fto. Tickets $10; Halves $5. Class 26, for Wednesday, June 30, 1&4L OKi.NO SCHEME. 1 prize of 323,000 > | 1 prize of 10,000 1 “ 25,000 V are$73,000. 1 « 5,000 1 “ 25,000 > I 1 - 4,000 1 " 3,000 50 prizes of $1,000 are $50,000. Tickets $! 0; Halves 55. For tivVot- axax.y of the alun’e lotteries, adfiress- pant, J. ix. zvtMDuaavret^-OvKuiatuH.-Cn.' May 25 ~ 22-4tpd WARE-HOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. 7 T HE undersigned have foru.ul aeppari^jershlp, un der the firm of YONGE & BE AIL, lor tlie transaction of a general Comm i o n aud Ware* House business, at the old standVv'iu. P. Youge, in Front street, opposite the new brick dwelling of J. IL Shorter, Esq. They intend to devote their exclu sive attention to the above business, tnd by strict at tention thereto, hope to merit j and receive a liberal share of patronage. When cotton is intended to be sold immediately, they will make no charge for storage, and will attend to tho sale of the same, if required so to do. Haring a general acquaintance with the pur chasers and a true situation of the market, they believe that they can generally more than save the commission. Their charges will be in conformity with the rates rate? agreed upon by the ware-hou«e and commission merchants. WM. P. YONGE, Columbus, Sept. 30. JOSIA.II BEALL. with a whip; then there was such clapping of hands, stamping of teet, and shouting c.t- core, till at last the thing settled down with a long and loud horse laugh. 1 stared nil round, to (iud out what they wore laughing at, but could see nothing but the man and the whip. Thinks l to myself, I must either lack brains, or these people wit; fbt 1 saw nothing worth laughing at, when the uproar ceased. There nest appeared a fine Geld oi' corn, with woods aQd waters, and every thing as natural as life. Presently, a whole lot of single men and danc ing women came running out of the woods: they danced, sang, and cut all kinds of capers for near half an hour. This, I thought was well enough, only tha lasses were their frocks shorter than the fashion ; and the ladies had no shawls on their necks, although it was win ter. When I came otu, thinks I, this is uo school for morality, and no place for young men to sit; so I never went back. At this time, (1791,) 1 don’t think there w«ve six pianofortes in the city ; now, I sup pose, there may be teu thousand. The lass es were till better employed ; then they were the trite yokefellows, always drawing equal, helping and cheering their good men as they trudged along with the cares and burthens of life. The mother aud girls made all the clothes in the family. No merchant tailors and their five hundred dollar bills in those days; no notes lying over. In fact, for the first fifteen years I lived in New York, I nev er heard of a protested note; hence I infer, that the pressure in the money market is half owing to playhouses and piano fortes; because tlie solitary little playhouse at that time. I don't think, would hold over three hundred people; but now we have seven or eight play houses, aud those so large as probably to hold three thousand, each, I have heard that thirty thousand dollars a week won’t support the playhouses. Now, only to thiok how many butchers and bakers’ bills might be paid with this money! I heard of a man living in a five story house, who oue day, while at din ner, had the baker’s bill, amounting to tweo is foremost. CODB.TSHTPA. “Milium species amor crt.’?—OvU5 “Love is a kind of warfare,” says Ovid; and he might have added, there are the same number of ways to win tiie heart of a lady, as to take a walled town from tho enemy, viz : by storm, by siege, and by blockade. A gallant assailant, with an army iu high spirits, halts a few hours for refreshments, aud gives orders for au assault. His forces intent, and has proved a swindling machine of enormous magnitude, aud the people will soon have iis results. Let a speedy stopper bO put to the career of the uuck-in thing. Ainliaititt Journal If justice ever needed the interposition of. human means to second her decrees, she needs it in tiie case of Thomas Jef- etsoa Randolph, of Va. lie was wronged, by General Jackson—grossly wronged by that functionary, when lie was President of these United States, aud the public voice hay long since pardoned him for indicting per- A advance with alacrity to the charge, place ronal vengeance upeii so high an officer. A their ladders on the walls, and in a moment j strong exertion is making to get Mr. Ran- are iu the heart of the city. The enemv, dfllph restored to the service from which he seized with consternation, make a brief and animated, bat ineffectual resistance, and soon find their ouly resource in the mercy of the conqueror. So a gallant cavalier, armed in Cupid’s panoply, with manners tempered iu t'ue school of the world, a heart full of confi dence, and words full of flattery and fire, ad vances to one of Love’s soft encounters; liq penetrates at ouco into the citadel of the heart, and has it already garrisoned with his forces, before his opponent has fairly sus pected his designs. In three days lie is en gaged, in three week", is married carried a heart by storm, was dismissed. A lady of eminence in Vir ginia has entered tlie list:: to ask thus much of Mr. Tyier—a lady who was saved by Mr. R. under the following circumstances— “ Whey she had just entered her eighteenth year, and but a short time previous having consented to bestow her hand and heart up- ou the gentleman who is now her husband, she had determined to ride, in company with her brother, but twelve years of age, to visit a friend and relation to consult about her mar riage, and engage her as bridesmaid, "When He has ! about half way between tlie mansion of her father and that of her friend’s mother, she Another proceeds more i jularly, accord- and hey brother were attacked by two negro tog to all recoguized rules and well estab- men, who were seen following them. Her lished usages of ancient warfare. He makes! brother was knocked lr.otn UU horse by a love its form.. He asks the lady whether or ] club, and as she thought, killed, when she at no his visits w«U be agreeable, and begs to the some moment.was pulled from her horse, know, from the mother, whether they wiil aad dragged tn the woods. Life was paraiv- be permitted*.. ,.Ha sits clown before t tbs j seel—scream she could not, all save otie- place, draws round his lines of cuxaniiiilin- J thought tbarJctl.bs:, and in that thought ,K>u, nut! g,actually narrows It is approaches, , centered ten Unrasttmi norrors wmsu' rffatt according to all the slow am) cautidtis me- j death. Ti he report of a gun gave her hope thuds laid down by the most safe and experi- j —she screamed, when suddenly bounded be euced generals. This is much move sure than the former method, iu attempting which a party may be repulsed with severe loss ; but it takes time and requires patinjee. The garrison's at first alarmed by this hostiJeshaw, but disposed to make a vigorous and gallant resistance < resolved, if possible, cot to be j navy fore her a youth of fourteen, who with the but of his gun," attacked so suddenly, furi ously, aud resolutely her assailants, that they were compelled to fly, and tbtjs was she rescued from worse than test thousand deaths.. This brave youth had j pet then entered tho WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION _. rTT> , . BUSINESS. ers, lamp lighters and fiddlers, are killing time T’SSftK* S5H.BSS?«rsSK; i0 T T?n ! .»T !, l“«- purpose of transacting n general Ccnaiaission aud tl663 3liu LOciUi^coiU, clttci Ml tho women uer, Had the baker’s bill, amounting to tweo- ««»««««« < «wwcu, u pywiviv, no. tu uu i — -j- has since must gahant v t.jstin- ty-five, brought up to him ; he took out his conquered fit all, but if overcome by superior j gulsoed himself, and is now tiie officer she pockerbook: his wife looks across the table i force, at least to secure all the honors uf war, ; wnmes to have restored to the s< ivicc ol lus —“See rc.y dear, that vou leave money ! a,1,J I!0t tc > surrender at discretion; begins to ; country. . enough to buy the tickets ten dollars were ! flIld its 9l, PP ,lc s falling short. Ooe or two j May her mission meet with the success it wanted to buv the tickets with—there were j occasional sallies aro made, but at great ex- j deserves . , but fifteen in the book; so the baker bad to pense : the place must surrender, unless j , call agaiu, aud the play got .he teu dollars— ! relieved : no relief comes from without, and “ Tf j e ^ or!d dishonours Its wor.arten, Next morning they had nothing for their mo- I lt capitulates, after an honorable and pro- I stone* its I ropbets, aud crucifies its Saviour, ney bat waking dreams. Now, how rrtaoy ! ^aeted resistance, but uot without making ' bows down to wealth however obtained, thousand supernumerary door keepers and ! excellent terms. A lady so taken, is taken stage sweepers, men singers and wonieusing- j Warehouse Business, would inform tUelr friends anti tlie public that they are now prepared to attend to any business intrusted to'their charge. Their Warehouse, being constructed of brick, and detached iVom all other buildings, may be considered in all respect as entirely fire proof. Planters and others will theieforo find ix for their }imerest to store with them, on account of the great stivpqr in the premium of Insurance, and the ad- ditionai safety to those who do not insure. They arc prepared to advance liberally upon Cotton and other merchandise stored with them; and their rates of storage and comroiasiuns, and all other charges. will be same >e as low as tli03e charged by other houses in die line of business, J. A. DUBLOIS* Aug 26 35 tf II. T. HALL, F. N. RUSE. rill be i no exertions THE GLOBE HOTEL. DR. JNO. J. B. HOXEY, fAS removed his office to the room >ver the store of T. A. Brannon, a few doors above Tavlcr A alters, and nearly opposite Col. Banks'Drug November 25 j rnms weB-knowu establishment situated on the I i southeast comer of the Square, in-the ! Lagrange. Troup county, Georgia, m nowopen, under j the direction and management of tin? sajsci'iber and , his Lady, who will take great pleasure in a-1 minister • I 1 ing to the comfort of any person who m.ty favor them with a call. £>. J. THOMPSON. Lnrrrangc, Jan 6 2*_f _ thtTfeople’s hgtll. , T HE Subscriber respectfully inforir^ his friends and the public that he keeps a - House ol E nie t*taiiyri>jxi-r j j fn Axekicus, Sumter county.is Dre|Gred. to ac-: j commodate ail who may favor Him witlva.j:fi3.~ Strict * attention is paid to the comfort oi his guesn, und every | i effort ^ntide to render their stay at hiei «n»asx agreeable, j 1 Tis arrar.r^ents are made with a view c: giving pe * - ‘sfaction' and if close attention to his busings ■ feet }. c not fhJ to receivee iif-erni share i will insure ... . , pil blic. WEIGH U BR A§Y. , LOOK OUT! CAUTION tS THE PAr.E>*T OF 9AFETT. A N attack of the “Files” may be positively preven ted by using (when the premonitory ’symptoms are felt) the celebrated HATS* LLNlMKNT. There are more than cue hundred people is this city, imd : n the United States an immense number, who have suf fered beyond endurance by this dreadful complaint, who keep themselves wholly free from attacks by ap plying this Liniment when they feel any symptoms of its approach: of this there is the most perfeetproefi tC* None Genuine without the name of Comstock A Co. written oa the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS. Sold at No. 2, Fletcher-street. N. Y. Also for sale by B. ^VALKHR, Januarv 6 2 Cm * Columbus. Geo. Head Quarters, 18th Division, G. M. CoLUMBrs, IVJay 24, i?4I. AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSI NESS. B EN’JAMIX B. MOIiltELL Btiii offers h'is servi- cos to tlie public in tbe above business and hopes to receive a share of ihc-ii* patronage. He wiij at aii times give any inf ormation relative to tile stacks of tho market, and also attend to tbe receiving and forwarding Goods and the purchasing of Cotton. r.EKKREBfCES. COLUMBITS.—Daniel McDonceid, Hampton S. Smith end J. S. Calhoun. APALACHICOLA.—Goldstein ft Cc. Harper & Holmes. MOBILE.—.Tames M. Tariton. NEW-OitLEANS.—George Whitman. making cloth aud kuitttug stackiag-rs, there would he uo high pressure in Wall street, and the baker ceed not to call again for liis bill. When WashinsTtou was jtresideut, his wife kuit stockings in Philadelphia, andthe inoth- ers and daughters in Netv York wade ail the dough-cuts and cake between Christmas and by sc ig e , | man life exist in sequestered places. Tho Another general, finding all these means ' sacrinces offered at the sbriue ol human ex- fail, converts the siege into a blockade. The I celleuce are never seen iu the broad light, In lady laughs at his show of force. Strong j the.garish splendor ot the day. 1 bey ate at in her own resources, she makes luo of every | the- domestic fireside, iu the sweet retirement demonstration. But the assailant is anima- I of borne, that well spring of the affections, ted b}' a strong principle of faith- Ou his ! h he mystic rites ol the ancient Egyptians fiag is written, “ PersecerenLia omnia viticii;'’ i had perhaps more meaning than the world and if perseverance orobstinacy can conquer, : commonly attributes to them. 1 heir Gods he is determined that he will. lie is a veteran | we re worshipped in distant recesses excava- in warfare; or, if young, Nature had on- j t(1 d from the sol’d granite far from tiie light dowed him with nerves of steel. JJe makes i of day. How typical of tho.-ehomeaflectioGS If the lady laugh at Ins j which shun tlie gaze of the world and find s pot or will not see tlie I their sanctuary iu the more quie |mu unobtru- WARE HOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. T HE subscriber has opened tho Ware Rouses be tween the Episcopal Church and tlie Chattahoo chee Bail Road and Bonking Company house on Ogle thorpe street, where he is ready to receive Cotton and ether produce on storage, end solicits a share of pub lic pan onege. Crdcra to# the sale and purchase, tf Cotton, other produce and merchandize, will meet with prompt at tention. He has four Cotton Boses now ready to carry cot- ton forward, and will make engagements for freight with planters and others having cotton on the river. P. A. CLAYTON. COMMISSION BUSINESS. APALACHICOLA. T HE subscribers, having arranged to transfer their business to Apalachicola, Flo. are prepared to re ceive cotton and other pfodnee, either for sale or ship ment. oa the nsual terms. Liberal advances made on consignments to their friends at New York, Boston, or Liverpool. KIMBROUGH ft SMITH. Colombns, Jan. 13, 1841 Yore I ofrusinmfrom-n- mtore. ; ■ ., r i, H5,Ga. Apr; 14. Ig-dinA tf JOHN GODWIN, BRIDGE BUILDER, \ Girard, Russell County, Alabama. Everv body hereabouts, knows that John Godwin ids ail creation in building bridges.—Eds. Esc,. ' taunrj 27 5 J , TT-kTRECEIVF.D. a lot o. Blue at# Frock j ; jYnluress Coats, which wilt be sv •***? for Cash. I Mav 12- rf J.£. SMITH TUvtRECEIVEO- a Lrge lot of Pam armtrmpeo x t 9T I avf . also a lot cf Geitleinen s > rodk •J MusketoNen vl'j , Q ^-.sr.n.'for sale ebe-’p. and Dre3s Costs, s v. (>01#UFF ft Co. I Jnne», ?fif ^ D low ^ inspef-tioa cf the 10th Division: In l.ie county or Talbo’, on the 2Sta, 29th, and 30i of June next. Macon. 2d 3d July Marion, otii 6 th " Su, upter, 7th ?*h /f Stewart, 9th 10th " Masravee, 12th 13;h " Hnrri; l-4th loth " The Field Staff Company, and non-commissioned j officers, wil! be assembled on the first named day, in j each county, for the pnrpose of Drill; and t:.e Kegi-j mens entire, will be assembled on die succeeding », February 17 da vs for Review and Inspection, in couiormity with ^ _ the law. By order of DaSiet. McDocgsld, i 9000 1 Major General. 10th Di’-ision, G. M. I -.Ly ^ lOObblsN.O. BENJAMIN HENRY. Division Inspeeirtj. | sal ’ b - v , „ . Jorte 2. 4f W M * rehS V.TNDO WBLINDS A SASH FACTORY HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. T HU undersigned has taken a shop ou Randolph street, betw een the Post Office and Davies' cor ner, where he intends keepingconstamly on hand, any quantity of Window Sash aud Blinds, cf all descriptions and of superior workmanship, made New Year's; now the married Indies are too . proud to make dough-cuts;—besides, they j liS at °^" obstacles don't knowhow; ao they evenseod to Madam | preparedUrns ho does pot .. ... . . — fir. Pompadour, or some other French cafee-ma- j magnitude of Iiis difficulties. Much time , 61ve l ia ° 1 t-- ker, and buy spoDge-cake or lady-fingers for : consumed, at length tho hdv accepts him, j rp EK Elections.—The resulfs of iha ro - thiee dollars a pound. In those days, New ; 10 got rio of ks miportuiitires; as lue des- e i ectiocs pretty conclusively show that York was fuiJ of substantial comforts; new '’ l " hn death in cot ml nf. 1 J - 1 it is full of splendid misery; then there were no gray-headed spinstcis, (unless they were very ugly indeed,) for a man could gel mar- j ried for a dollar, aud begin house keeping for twenty; and in washing hts clothes and cook- t ing his victuals, the wife saved him more mo uey than it took to support her. hfowl have known a minister lately to get five hundred dollars for buckling a couple; then wine, cake and other etceteras, five hun dred more; wedding clothes and jewels, a thousand; six or seven hundred in driving te the Springs, or some desert mountain; then a house mast be got for eight hundred pel- annum, and furnished at an expense of two or three thousand : when all is done, liis pretty wife can neither mzk2 a cake nor put an ap ple in a dumpling. Then a cook must begot at ten dollars pet month;-a chamber maid, laundress and seamstress, at seven dollars each; and as the fashionable folly of the day has banished the mistress from the kitchen, thosfe blessed helps aforesaid reign supreme ; while the master arid mistress are playiDg cards in the parlor, the servants aie playing the devil in the' kitchen; thus, lighting the candle at both ends, it is soon out. Poverty comes in at the door, and drives love out at the window. It is this stupid and expensive non sense which deters so many unhappy bache lors from entering the state of blessedness: hence you find more deaths than marriages in the papers. Forty-five years ago, our real wants were few, and easily supplied; our imaginary wants Gone; now our real wanisare just as few ; bnt the world and all its stores can't supply our imaginary ones. In those days," men got married at night, and went forth to work in the morning, with all the sober realities of Rand avay, or sdeien, or sdrayed, mine ; citement, Tustang in direction one day, ! large nlaclc horse, apout vsurteen or vifteen ' sadin Uiat tne next. i h f ' triumph, whatever hands ucd six inches hie. lie h .s been got \ ® a y be its fi uits, had its source iu the deep vour plaek legs, two peliiat aud two ptfore, ! -convictionsot naanktud. AJ.attempts, there- and he is plaek aiioverhis poty, but has been ! fete, at a 6uddea overthrow of tide Adininis* got sonic vite e;iote poa his pack, vere deskin | tration wLli prove abortive, vus rub off, but I greesed um, and now del Its messuree will be brought to tbn greatest vite spots ish all plaek ogin. He trods, and j of experiments. Upon their practical rc- kanters, an paces, and sometimes he valk^— ■ 5'.tit8 will depend the approval or dtsapproba- aud ven he valks, all bis legs and feet goes I l!on of lire public. If these measures prove on, ?oa after acoder. He Lae two yews upon j salutary, nothing can overthrew them ; if his head both alike, put voa isb pluck?r dan j pernicious, nothing can save them. With toder. He has two eyes, von is put cut, and ; it* measures must stand or fill the Adiuinis- todder isa pon de side of his head, aad ven ! tration itaclf. To this test ail eobt r uion of all you go ou todder side he vont see yon—ven j parties will submit. A rcitisal would impeach he eats a cood deal, he as a pig belly—and I a hke ihetr patriotism and their candor. Still as a long dail vat hangs down pebind, but I j factions will arise,but they will be disclaimed cut it short todder day, and now tilth not so j ky those whs love iuetr country more than long vat it vas. He ish shodd allround, bnt i they fore th-'ir party, i j >e potsiicai features his pehind shoes corned offi and now he ish i °fi cemmucities ana even btates, from local only got riocs before. Heholtsop his head, ■ causey, may undergo parti*! changes; but the r.__, —L.i j great iieart sf the nation will remain uncharv- and looks gaily, when he isb been frightened, and jumps apout like evry ting in de world.— He vil nde mit a sattle, or a chare, era ka?t. ged, and its confiieoce will rest with this Ad ministration till events shall disclose, end or vil go by himself vithout Dopody but a thoroughly test, the character of its rneus- pag on his pack vid a bov on it. He ish not ures. North American. pag on his pack very old, and bis head veB he Talks or runs goes pefore, and bis dail stays pehind, only ven he turns lound, gets mat, and den his dail sometimes comes first. Whoever vill prihg him pack shall pay five tollars reward, and whoever prings pack the tir.f vat stole em, shall pay-pesides dwentr tollars, arid ax no questions. Staukkn Fondlrlende. A Quaker’s Letter:—Friend John: t desire thee to be so kind as to go to ane of those sinful men in the flesh, called attorneys, and let him take out an instrument, with a seal thereunto, by mean# whereof he may seize the outward tabernacle of George Green, and bring him before the lambskin men at Westminster, and teach him to do a# he would be done bv. A'.Heko.—The fclfowing eloquent des- . cription of a warrior is given by a young life on their backs; no w they get married *>'j i 3( jy n-fao is partial to sentiment:—“ Blood the morning, anxtstart oh spending nione,, as ; glri oked around him—skulls were crushed— if the wedding day would last through life. j horror gleamed on all sides—the flashing of ( Mu ch has been said and sung about the > S ( ee j was like vivid lightning, tfttd the roar j ; . -- - . . - . . - . - . -• improvements of the age, gotng to Albany I the caiinon „ ,. s as if heaven had ..its- i ' / '' l ' re ’. «>'-der the provision of Art. 744 of in ten hours, and England in twelve^^ days, i c ha,zed -t b it'evY of thunder* \<n>d t'rs i l “ e v ' 0,,e ”rucncfs, which exempis the £ The pabiic are rcsp e«f«Ky. -it# to give me a j etc. If may beso ; bat what then 7 I know j wWr f o{ flre , ^ rouT pfc5utno * n , M d spout- instrument8 B ! ces3ai 7 <'* “?e ex- j call when anv vsorh in mv line is needed, ar.d 1 will j lolks uere happier when we tOoL fu r eC', ; n ^ bloafl, he stoo<3 Serene, tliou^h » * ! ( r 1 j ay to please themin>aB$ ami price*. | days in going to Newburg. eight to Albany, : otUl r,^ousiy afflicted with the tooth ached” i' S c. 1 i k ash tlie lowing prices: | and twelve weeks to Europe. Then people i —— ^ , i "do 1 10 by l2~ P do ie<l aQa 30 C< <'to S tad time to live and to enjoy life : when the j Sharp Shootiwg.—Mr. Biddle accu*^ Tnfc i i8St..siPB« _ _t appears from a let- Houss, Sign and Facc^ Fainting, attended to as { nsnal. Important to Printers.—Judge John-, son has decided in Feliciana, that the prin- ! ter’s profession is a manual one, and such as trade or profession by which the debtor gains his livelihood.—Mobile Chron.' 8 by 10 do 7 by 9 do do do do £0 do do do 15 do do MOSES GARRETT. » y wind came ahead, u-e furled our sails, or drop- j some members of the Investigating Cemrnit- ped anchor; when the tide turned we floated up; j tee with hnvmg no gieat interest in the United ter written by Copt. James Lee, U. S. E ginccr, that there have been 40 ( 7 sna*?, and with fell vi twelve passengers we had™ lack of i States Back, as they weie small stockhof- - ", ^ t .- rom !e Mississippi with- amusement. Then we had no harrowing | ders. Mr. Massey, he said, owned but two 1 J ’ - . . , thoughts aboat home—onr wives kept the shares. Jn reply, tlie Committee state that] When the million applaud you, seriously a3ar ’* 11 p. 1 McLajeN- 01 " : ke y sot l ^ e rnone y drawer, and sat ra thejtfais is just dovblt the amount Mr. Biddle ; ask yhurself what harm you bare }<t tf ^«toie kuitth'gor sewingr to eee thafthe shop-i i-ajfjrejnrtbe^censaj/s^on. what jpofi*'. ' BACKS Salt, 150 bbii. Rectified U'hiekey i-'

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Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, June 16, 1841, Image 1