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Newspaper Page Textt mr d 1 13 •JJ - 1 \ THE ENQUIRER M PUBLISHED EVEKY WEDSESDAY JIOKNINC, BY BULL, GOITLDING * Co. EDITED AND CONDUCTED BY R. T. jtfAKKS & JESSE L. BULL. rKKMi—Three Dollars per annum, payable in 1 advance or Four Dollars, (in all cases exacted,) i where payment is not made before the expiration of • the year. ADVEH/riSEMENTSconspietionsly inserted at one Dollar per one hundred words, for the first inser tion, and Fifty Cents for every subsequent con tinuance. All Advertisements, sent to us without specifying llie number of insertions desired, will be continued until ordered out and charged accordimrlv. Legal Advertisements published atthe usual rates, and with strict attention to the requisitions of the law! ieiufp’s Sales under regular executions, must be advertised for THIRTY DAYS: under xnortjram. ft f„ I . 8 “ T Y DAYS, before the day of sale. 3 ’ i AI.ES dT^kjd and Negroes, by Executors, Adminis- 1 trators oa for sixty Days before the day gS-UJL! A STRICT CONSTRUCTION OF THE CONSTITUTION AN HONEST AND ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT. VOLUME XIV. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY '21, 1841. NUMBER 39. of sale. Sales of personal property (except negroes) forty L. J. DAVIES I .$ now receiving the most splendid assortment of New Spring Goods, that lie has ever had the DAYS. w “ ’ ’ * c ' * pleasure ot offering to his Friends and Customers, Citations by Clerks of the Courts of Ordinary, upon ! Blue TieS t'r ‘ 5ll °«"= T-fT 6 a part: Application fir Jotters of administration, must be pub- SnlcndhlLi^hfo,^ j B .f“ d CJ °i, ls ’ - lished for THIRTY DAYS 1 Splendid LtgntColored summer Cassimeres, Citations upon application for dismission, by Exccu- ! SS 'Y, arp 1 Ca8L,ne . , : e i tfi a,ld » ra P WARM SPRINGS. MERIWETHER COUNTY, GA. 1HE subscriber having purchased this well known WARE HOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. > Ete, EDUCATION. F. A. HALLAUR respectfully infirms tbe Notices by Executor, or Xdrninis'Jamrs orGuardians, ‘ ^ctmeShXl Bo, ‘- ,bai "‘ es ' of iiimlu-ntwtii to tl.o n-.i: 1 "iizrwis, style, and Gro de Rhine, esses, and Embroidered Cravats, and Inserting selTSeLand* % “ ? ? 0rd,nar - v for leave 10 Rich Thread Lace, and Edgh ‘ U , e , Ba ,d< " ***"*» f an estate, FOUR months. Swiss aJJl] Jacouelt h „ e ru^ and Edging, ' WHt!««r J l "‘ ,, ‘ ,it , rat ' ,rs - toUluDe hwr3 . K} -j Bobi.i'ett mi j Thule Laces rich Bl’k L sremtora 01 an estate, for six weeks. i Veils Notices oud Creilitoi FAlD^toeoi.V Editor f,bu*i‘*es*,.nustbe post ] Radies Large Black and Colored Fillet Shawls, rwD. tommtle U'cm to attenuon. j „ e t shawls, r { - ravotS( ^ Wg> •♦iti i tn wTTTir*, . . Rich French Kla^tos and Printed Dawns, 1 tlL Ml/SCOGLL INSURANCE COM | English -and French Prints. Chene Patterns, A Office over \V m. A. Iledd A Co..store, Broad-st. DIRECTORS: JOHX WARREN, JOHN PEABODY, <i. E. THOMAS, T. B. HOWARD, E. S. GREENWOOD, KENTTH McKENZIE. JOHN BANKS, President. Matt. R. Evans, Secretary. February 24 * 9 tf WILLI A M R. SHI VK RS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. G K O R 6 1 X • 28-3x11 To those who arc in pursuit of PLEASURE, cal)! His Bali Room will be lighted up every eveninsr: and good musicians will at ail times be in attendance.^ To those who are in pursuit of health, call! like , wise; good rooms and cabins shall be in abundance and the invalid can be as retired ns necessary. 1 deem iteiitireiv unnecessary to say any thing in relation to the Barh, suffice it to sny, there is none equal to it in the Uuited States. I shall not enumerate my charges here, but whl be as reasonable as possible, atthe same lime i they will be sufficiently high to ensure a good table ! and good attention. In short, every attention that is 1 necessary, and every comfort that can be rendered to | his visitors shall be his constant endeavor. SEYMOUR R. BONNER. do # I P. S. I intend to lay oft'a few lots rJnl dispose of | “ iar ^ Ladies bidet Giorcs and Mitts, Embroidered and (hem to such as will improve them in twelve months.— ■ Goods and the purchas i riain, - * • - ... i patronag Orders for the sale and purchase of Cotton, other produce and merchandize, will meet with prompt at tention. lie has four Cotton Boxes now ready to carry cot ton forward, and will make engagements for freight with planters and others having cm son on the river. P. A. CLAYTON. Columbus, Nov G, 1840 -Htf i he following is the narrative of the cen- diizens of Columbus, and its vicinity, that he | . , j ,5i ,u ^ * J ‘. i f ’ l [eeti days in iiie will open an English cud Classical School, at the up- i *. * ‘ ‘ ,( * ,!1<)l “SSes ul jLiOuismna. It is an per end of the city, near Mr. Wiley Jones’ dwelling j HlteiestlDg story : house, commencing ou Monday, the 12th instant, in j p , ., . which the following branches will be taught, at the j * in e * raucisviae Chronicle, annexed prices, per session of twelve weeks: J “MR. LdITOR: 111 looking over the Pi- 1st. The Latin and Greek Classics, the reading and I cayUtie of tile 14tll iust, i per n iv»»d tb it ■jome panish and German | iriotid had mack mentiut; of Hie Vact that an ; hidi\ :uual lii:d Decn lost :n the swamps near ; Bayou Gross Teie, i.ni 1 i,.- AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSI NK SS. nEXJAMIS B. MOftRELL still oilers Ins ? J J ces l speaking of the French, Itaiian, Spanish aud German Unguaires, Algebra, Ceometrv, Natural Philosophy, Ac. £i>. 2d. Reading, Writing, Composition, AriiLmctie, English Grammar. Geography, Ac. .*8. No deduction will he made for absenc e from school, except in cnee of sickness, of more than two weeks. No withdrawal from school, during the quarter, al* lowed, unless paid for the whole quaitcr. Tuition considered due at the middle of the session. Columbus, July 7. 28-Ut through »rvi- i to tile pnoiic in tue above business and hopes to receive a ; hare of their* patronage. He wftl at all PA NY, ; Mounting Musl'ii8 and I^uwiis, and haif Mourning ! SEYMOUR IT. BONNER. times give any information relative to the Ftoeks of the TIE now ready for the transaction of business.— - -- c ‘° - i P. S. I intend to lav oft* a few lota and disno.-e of i market, anid also attend to the receiving and forwardinj of Cotton. COLUMBUS, July 7. S A M F O It D A: DOWDLE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, GREENVILLE, G K O It G I A. WiJIiatrt F. *Samford -James F. Dowdle. July 7. 28-tf W . W . MUR rTa \\ ATTORNEY AT LAW, c O L U MB0SI, G KORG I A . . June 9, .1841. 24-if T II O M A S cV D O W N I N G ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CoLUaiBUS, G.l. Grigsby E. Thomas...«Lemuel T. Downing. June 2d 1841. 23v J. who may wish t«> purchase, call on me or mv j T xt:i„ .1 ’ .1 :11 ’ To til a«ent Mr. Jotiathan Niles one or rise: orlier will at ail times be at the springs to point out the lots and prices The Macon Messenger, Southern ard of Union, and Alabama Journal weekly until the 1st of August, aud couuts to me at Columbus, Georgia April *21, 1341. THUNDERING SPRINGS. miLE public are hereby informed, that this place 1 will * ' * ‘ * this opportunity to return thanks to our friends and j former patrons, and would respectfully solicit a con Pv A M 8 K Y, ATTORNEY AT LAW, H 4 Nil. TO!t, II A It K I a CO U X T T, C £ (J It G 1 A. June 1R. 25-3m ~ T. M. KEMP, A J' T O n N K Y AT LA W f CtocketrsviUe, Russell County, Alabama, "Y^TLL practice in the counties of Barbour, Ma* < amine my Stock. Althouglr the several Columbus Mourning and Light Colored Plaid Ginghams, double width, * Rich Embroidered Muslin Mantillas, and Collars, Black and Colored Italian Crapes. ; AreopolinCrape for Bonnets ami Wire Taste, j Swiss aud Jaconett Muslin, striped and plain, ! Linen Cambric, Irish Linen, and Lone Lawn, : Bird Ejo Diaper, Table Damask, and Napkins, | Ladies Silk aud Cotton Hoiserv, Corsets, and Lacing, Rich Cotton Fringe, and Furniture Dhuety, Mar seilles Skirts, Black and Colored Net Silk Reticules. Kid Gloves, Black and Colored, j Embroidered and Hemmed Stitched Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, j Geuliem*»ii s Silk, Linen, and Kid Gloves, Gum E- j tinuanoe. As regards the efficacy of the waters, those ; ^ ktstic Suspenders, j who have tried them with a view to improvement, : Taylor s Ivory Spool Thread, Sewing Silks, assorted i give satisfactory testimony; and to those who have colors, j not, we would sav, come and try them. The locality j Ladies superfine and plain Parasollfl, and Umbrellas, j of this place will*warrant as fair a prospect for the ! ,, Shades, ^ ! enjoyment of good health, as will that cf any other j Black Silk aud Cotton Velvets, aud Velvet Ribbons,! place in the southern country. We pledge our best j Kich Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, TalTetees, assorted efforts to render the sojourn of visitors agreeable.— color*, | Charges moderate. COCHRAN A Me A FEE. j Bleach and brown Sheeting and Shin ng, ■ Georgia Nankeens, j ♦Foundation Lace, assorted Colors, for Ladies Bonnets, j Artificial Flowers. Wreaths, awl Bunches, ' Plain Lawns and Battourt, assorted colors, for Bonnets, | Bonnet Reeds, Whale Roues, and Bonnet Wire, • Ladies Shell, Tuckitxg, and Side Combs, j Horn and Tin do * Needles, Pins, Hooks aud Eyes, Whale Bones for Dresses and Oi! Silk, Ladies White Satin and Kid Slippers, colored Gaiters, Bootees, i Fancy Soaps, aud fine Perfumery, C. Ring's Verbena j Cream, I Wax. and Kid Dolls, Ac. Ac. The public are respectfully invited to call and JIKFERKXC JC5. E DUUATION. M I!. KI.T.IS, havinsr returmxl iu Columbna, will, o:i Uuiidav, the iiistw.t, re-c>[KMi iiis School J ::t the room formerly ocenpied by Mbs Gray, and | more recently by himself. ] HU I'erau, per Quarter, are as follows: Heading, t Writing, arithmetic, and Compos' ' it :nv duty to youF |>;iper, tii the public,'jt bnc! sketch ol tile salieiing consequent upon ;i lot;been days, sojourn in ;t cane-brake. I left the east bank ol Bayou Alabama, six nub s above Whiskey Bay, on the morning td the lt-tii o! ?»Iay, on a hunting expedition. I .leaving Bayou Alabama oa my left hand, and travelling south by west for about two hours, ! shot a deer. After divesting.the animal ol its lieijd, Ae., I took it on my shoulder and started for the encampment. Yd hen l re traced iiiv s;r {.vs some chstauce I found where the lots anil prices ; COLUMBUS.-s-Dauiel McDongahl, lianiplou P. j History of England, ’Grammar, and Geography, eight j a panther had recently been scr HchitiC the S-U.B. dolbre; y ; unre! Phihisophy, LaiinitcteiidkliuiY. ground ; the trick on the soft earth was'easi- i Recorder, Slanu- Al ALACHICOLA.—Guidstem A Co. Harper j Columbus. July 14. 2i»-3t \\ . J. KLI.lrf. i,. «• I , i i , , , will publish this i Holmes. j ! ~ ' ! > ,u,,utt<H !* « u ‘ l . 1,: « C0Ulsii « e l * th ‘- 1 forward theirac- J MOBTXE.—.Tames M.T.iriion. (f BEEX'E AN D PULASRIMONUMEN L i same as mine, I lollov.ed !nm. keejiiiig on my S. It. B. | NEM-OHLEAX.'i.—George Whitman. j \ 0 , S ’ , i , T?l?V ! guard, ;:s 1 well knew “ [he nature of the lT.taugl ; Golumbfts, Dec 4, 18IU day I - ' bee.-.t.- I bad r.nl n„,s„p.-l innie Hum fm-iv WAREHOUSE AND COMiUiS-SION' •in . f - , BUSINESS. ill be prepared lor the accouuiiouatiou of com- j r pHE undersigaed, having associated tl.ei.melv- pauy, atier the littecnih ol June. \v e avail ourselves | under the firm « ~~ j.OTl'ERY, | guard, ;:s 1 well knew “the nature of t , FOR WEDNESDAY. J.tlv 7. J beast.- 1 laid not pursued moie than forty ; Class No. 27—Capitals, 530.000,.Sit),voo, and £5,01)0. j rods, when I heard him in the edge of a small i 100prizes of 51,-ouo, &c. Tickets5l0—Halves*5. j cane break; I threw oil my burden, to enable P. S.—A few teuts can be obtained by early appli cation, lor those who prefer tenting, to hoarding with us. Upson county, June 16, 1841. 2o-Ct rou, and Chamber June 2, 1841. 23-1 v W A L T O N I!. II A R HIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ClltAKD, Russell Co Ala. January 27 5 y McDOUiiALD & WATSON, Attorneys at Law—Columbus, Ga. Anril S - ‘ _ 15y ~ BONNER <k~P ERKINS, ATTOTtXFYS AT LAW, CCTHKEUT, OA. -\\riLL practice iu. the counties of the South West- VV ern circui’, and Stewart aud Marion, in the Chattahoochee circuit. WIIITNF.LL J. BONNER, WILLIAM C. PEllKINS. May 2!'.. 7 O I I N. K. M C F A R L A N, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Clayton, Barbour County, Alabama, W ILL practice in the Counties of Henry, Bar bour, Pike, Russell, and Macon. April 21, l?4l. IT-fy ORVILLE A. BULL, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Will continue to practice regularly iu the Counties of Troup, Meriwether. Heard and Harris, in Georgia, and Chambers Co. in Alabama. LaGrange, Ga. March 24, liHl. 13 luCm A T E. II. PLATT, T 0 It N E Y AT LAW CITTHBER.T, IIANHOLPII CO. UA- j W I LT| promptly attend to any business entrusted ! to his care, in tiie counties of Stewart, Marion. t Randolph, Early, Decatur, Baker, Lee, Sumter, and | Dooly, in Georgia—and ltussell end Barbour, in Ala- j bam t. Banks are at a discount of fifteen per cent, they will be received at par for Goods. ApnlVS. GREENWOOD <5c GRIMES TTAVE by recent arrivals from New Orlc _ the North, received a large aud assorted stock of OCKKIES, which they oiler at the lowest market prices for Cast), consisting in part, of the following ar ticles :— lOtKI ps. Bagging, I f’OiTr oils BulerKope GO hhds. Bt. Croix .Sugar, loti bblsdo. do. 20 I did a Porto Rico do. lOiilidsN. Orleans do. 70 J bags Kin A Cuba Coffee. If) boxes Lump Sugar 10 do. Boston refined do. lOdo. White Havana do. SO tops Swedes and English Iron assorted Cast. Gentian, Blistered aud Spring Steel JI -ail' and band Iron, Nail Rod.-; hot) itegs Nails and Brads, 300 bbls Whiskey 138 do. N. E. Rum, 50 do. American Brandy r.O do. dot Gin, 6 pipes Holla al do. 5 do.Cogniac and Chainpaigf.e Brandy 20 Casks. London Porter, -iU doz. Lemon Syrup Madeira, Port, Teuerifl'e, Pale Sherry Sen Lucar and Malaga Wines 25 baskets Champaigne Wine, Cordials ass’d. 30doz Pickles, Sauces and Ketchup 175 boxes Sperm Caudles, 400 kegs \\ lute I.ead 400 gals. Linseed OU, 20 tons Castings Lair.D Cii and Spirits Turpentinc, 25 bills Vinegar Sweatmeats, Raisins, Almonds. Candy 100,000 Sugars, various brands Pepper, Spice, Ginger, 50 boxes Soap 200 bags Shot, 1000 lbs Bar Lead 100 kegs Powder, Ac. Ac. They respectfully invite an examination of their stock, where they think will be found almost every ar ticle usually kept in such stores. Columbus. Juno 1, 1840 23 tf STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. PRAIRIE PLANTATION FOR SALE. rjdllE undersigned offers to sell bis Prairie Plhnia- J_ tion, 10 miles below Columbus, aud five from Moote's Cotton Landing There areTSSO acres well timbered, and about Sgo will be iu cultivation the pres ent year. The owner selected this body of land, spe cially for his own use, before the Land Sales, when the | rick region of the Choctaw Nation w-as unsold, and be- i fore him, and having resided in the county several I years previously, had acquired such a knowledge of j the Lands as enabled him to make one of the Lestioea. j tions in the Prairie. This plantation lias been settled j five years, and if there lias been a case of fever a- ■ mong the negroes durin the time, the owner does ; ! not recollect it. Five hundred acres were planted in i ! Cotton last year, and notwithstanding the ravages of I j worms, drought. Ac. produced 720.000 pounds seed j cotton, from a close calculation, which at the present Thcr dwelling, a’ Sufficient number of outhouses, tuacco::i- j modateone hundred negroes, gin house, and other tie- j cess ary buildings ou the premises. Price—£25 per acre. One third to be paid when I possession is given: one third in 12 months tliercaftei j j aud ono third at two years without interest. A line stock of cattle and liogs, aud plantation tools, ; will be given in. Possession given, when the crop of the present year j shall have been gathered. Titles directly from the j Government. HALL, 11 US K A CO. lbr the i purpose ot transacting a general Commission and Warehouse Business, would inform their friends ami the public that they are no w prepared to attend to any business intrusted to their charge. Their Warehouse, being constructed of brick,- and detached from all other buildings, may be considered in all respects as entirely tire proof. Planters and others will therefore find it for their-interest to store with them, on account of the great saving iu the premium of Insurance, and die ad ditional safety to those who do not insure. They are prepared to advance liberally upon Cotton and other merchandise stored with them; and their rates of storage and commissions, and all other charges, will be as low as those charged bv other houses in the some line of business. J. A. DU BLOld, IT. T. ITALL, Aus 2G 35 tf 1\ N. ItL'SH. FOR WEDNESDAY’,Ju'y 14 Class No. 28—Capitals, $25,000, $15X00, 10,000, 65- ] 000, and 50 of $1,000. Ac. Tickets $10—Halves $5. FOR WEDNESDAY, July 21. ! Class No. 20—Capitals. 830.000.'$10 000, $5,000, 83- I 001). and 30 prizes of $1,000, Ac. Tickets ude— ! Halves 85. I For Wednesday. July 21. . Class No. 30—Capitals, two prizes of 620,003, are >40.000, one ef 85,000, $3,51)0, $3,007, $3,000, $2 - 50.i, mid forty of $1,500—Tickets, $10— Halves,-85'. For Wednesday, August 4. Class No. 31—Capitals, 830,000. $10,000, 80,000, 85,- 000, $4,000, $2,500, $2,0 /0. $1,747, and twenty-live of 81.000, Ac. Ac.—Tickets, $10—Halves, $5. For Tickets, or Shares, or Certificates ol Packages, iu any of the above schemes, address J. II. ANDREWS, Columbus, Ga. June 50. 27-lnt me in use my rilie trait more ease aud cer tainly. He immediately made Ins appear- auee. and I retreated, leaving die deei tc- m e.Ti ns. When lie came to die carcasrs. he then stopped, placing one foot ou it, his eyes on me, and mine on ltlui. He was die lamest I lo my assistance. He received me with the j ttiuioot kindness, furnished me.with clothing, j as 1 was literally naked, and bestowed ou me i eveiy attention which my deplorable situation ! required; and in remembrance of which I [ beg leave to oiler him, and his amiable lami- i ly my sincere gr.tliiudc for their agency in I restoring io health one wliohad laid himself j down oa the earth to rise no inure, if i: Lad ! not been for their humanity. - IY.XL ADAMS. j Bayou L ira, June 2fi, 1S41. From Stephen’s Ruius iu Ccmrul America. CITY OF COPAJ-L ! The wall was of cut stone, well laid and in. I a good stale of preservation. We ascended J by large s ej.<s, in tome places perfect, and in j othets thrown down by trees winch bad gron u up between the etc Vices, an.! reached n terrace, the form ef which it was impossible lo make out, . from the density of die forest iu which it was enveloped. Our gu de cleared a way with his machete, and we passed, as it lay ltslf buried in the earth, a large fragment of stone e):d>o raie y sculptured, and came to the angle of a structure with steps on sides, in lorni and appearance, so far as the trees would allow us to make ,t our, like the sides of a pyramid.— Diverging fiom the base, and working out way tnrough the thick woods, we came upon a square sloue column, about fourteen feet high and three feet on each side, sculptured in very bold re),ef, and on all lout of thesides from the base to the top. The front was the rigtue of a mao curiously and richly dressed, and the face, evidently a portrait, solemn, sier», and well ftued to excite terror. Thu • back was of a J flerent design, and unlike any ihing we Lad ever seen before. Thesides- were covered with hieroglyphics.—This our guide calk'd an “ Ido!;” aud before it at a dis tance of three feet was a large block of stone, also sculptured w ith figures and emblematical devices, v. hid; he called an altar. The s.'ght of this unexpected monument put at rest atoucc and forevei, in our minds, ail uncertainty in regard to the character of American antiqu ities, and gave us the assurance that the ob jects we were in search of were interesting, nut only a.; the temains of an unknown peo ple, but as works of art, proving, like newly discovered historical records, that the people who ocenpied the continent of America were not savages. Yv'itii an interest perhaps stronger than vve had ever felt iu wauderjna among the ruins of COMMISSION 25UHIXES,S. APALACHICOLA. T HE subscribers, havingarr:tJi£(*J to transfer their business to Apdlachicpla. Fia. areprenareii.to re ceive cotton ami other produce, either for sale or ship meat, on the usual terms. Liberal advances made on eoniigmnems to their friends at Now York, Boston, or Liverpool. KI MB BOUGH \ S MI TIL Columbus, Jar. IU, 1841 \ LL Hu JOHN GODWIN, BRIDGE DU I LIMIT Girard, Uassell CoUntv, Alabama. upon his hewd-at the repo, t ol w lt.ch lie lei . j llients ; t0 14 monulnenIS of the same charac- i retn.uned in the position until I had reload- : |l!ld ap[ . e;1!: , nce< some with more elegant ed my rifle, when 1 approacht d, as I supposed, : (lcai a , )(1 , unlB hl workmanship equal to j my dead panther; but, to my surprise, he | lhe muuumeuta 0 f the Egyptians; one I rose and made tiie best ol uis way to tue cane i he Ii«Ki lust left. 1 had shot him too low. i \ DISSOLUTION. mHE copartnership heretofore existing undeu the i the name aud style of Kankin «Nc. Wise, was this i day dissolved by mutual consent. ; All persons wlio owe the above concern or tbe funn er firm of Rankin, McQuuid Jc Wise, are requested to call and .settle with Charles Wise, who is authorized to settle the business of the late lirins. Otherwise the notes and accounts will be placed in the hands of an Attorney tor collection. JAIVTES RANKIN. Columbus, May 20, 1341. CHARLES WISE. Mav 2G. 2*2tf j displaced i'tuni iis pedestal by enormous roots; i . ,, - , . ,, , <n '' 1 [ another locked in the close embrace of brau- lollovved lnm horn one small cane b.r.ke to J ciies of trces> snd Maiost lifted out of the' a,10 f ' ei ^ 01 1!Pa ‘ :U1 hotti, and finding tnat I eart j,. n no ilier hurled to the ground, autf Every body l.ereauom,. knows «l:ai Jolru Gogwu: . cou.d not get a second shot at linn, I l.balt- i boand d(nv!J b hu e vines BIld ceepet's; and brui ^-^ 0a ^- y ' <kmed rte pnwn.t, turning in search oi tnc ! oae standing / w i t f, iu n !tar before it, in a — = ' .j I t cei - ‘ :,t ' uutuideued mv sell oi on my fust i » ro re cf trees which grew around it, seein- , ,, ... r (V/mhltf re I f nt;0,lnter " l! ^ l ^ :u paoiher. I soon Inuud : j, ( ^i.. l0s } lade aud shroud it-as a sacred tiling; i quested to c?dl el tli-^ Bn.k' itinuediritely end pay otT; n "‘ J resiiiiicd 1»H supposed couise inward ; m su | enin stillness of the woods, it seemed ‘ their notes due saul Institution. Afier sixty «!ays. the j camp. J>V DllS IsinC ll tKRi becume cluilti}, I Li divinity inoumtug'over a fallcu people. The asseus will be placed iu the hands ol Attorneys lor j ;»iw.l 1 had no i lie a us at a ^certaiu in." the cer- j 0 n|y sounds tliat.di.sturbed the quiet of this bu- laiuiy ol sny silualion; Ijowevci,-! travelled j y. e j c j tv ueie noise of monkeys moving contact j amon g Hie tops of the trees, and the cracking collection. It is proper to add dial the asvetts of tbe Bank ate believed by tbe Directors to be fully adequate lo-pav tbe debts due bv tbe Bank, and tbi NEW YORK DRY GOODS STORE, A ft-'V DOUltS J3KLOVV THE BANK OF COLUMBUS. mllIB establishment is now openingsa complete .. , ^ „ , ,, — r, i— T- .. I JL sorunent of Spring aitd Summer Goods, from Refer* to Cob D. Campbell, Jerry Cowles, Lsq. I , l ate3t importations and newest style. Every article Henry Lumpkin, F. Hardeman. ,i„ DISSOLUTION. T HE copartnership heretofore exiatiii" I! uutler the by letter or other J. D. BIBB. in6m name and stvle of J. W. Rankin, was this dav .. * - > . , .... - .... ;~*V 1 r* t v | dissolved bv limitation. All persons indebted 10 the ■ ^ eei1 beuohcjal. I here v. ul Le Apply to the subscriber at Columbus, Mississippi j abov? fina ‘ are requested to Fall end settle the same ! " octe 4 hy the ,12U> ot July with William Rankin, and those having claims a^aiuai the concern vrill present them to him for payment. Mavis. 22if JAMES h'ANKIN. WM. RANKIN. Having - purchased the entire interest of James linn- j kiu in the above concern, I will continue to do business S as formerly at the store lately occupied by Konkin aV j Wise ‘ WM. RANKIN. and soon found, by coming is ivdgn’tecl whh small stream of water, that I was pur- .. procure a spe'edy settlement ofiis n,Fairs. ‘ suing a vvtong ditCCtiun—i turned anil found ALLEN G. BASS, Acting Caslfr. another sit earn, I then came to the paiuful Jana 2't. . 1 conclusion that I was “lost.” (J A K M O L N T AIN Time wore a wav, ami it had reached the MH^SRAL aPR.tNG3, TALBOT COL'NTY. GA-j mel .-jj all 0 |- lbl . d;!Vt and the sun was yet milF- subscriber, having purebased bait ot these ... . , r , i j L Springs, and having improved the same, ids cloutled, when I threw ttown my burden, House is ready fur the reception of Visitors. These | hoping by renewed energy to yet be enabled Springs have been but recently discovered, and eon- j ( U regain til!! encampment ere llight. I tia- .quently, visited but by few. but in all cases.J,av v ! ve || ed 0 . 1? [ know not wKlthei, 1 had lost till of dry branches broken by their weight. They moved ovet our heads in long and swift pro cessions, i'oity or fifty at a time, some with little ones wound in their long arms, walking o it to (he end of boughs, and holding on with their hind feet or a curl of the tail, sprang to a branch of the next tree, and, with a noise like a current of wind, passed on into the depths -of the forest, ft was the first time we had seen these mockeries of humanity, and, with the THE LAND FOR SALE. ubscriber oilers lbr sale, the land on which lie lives, in Russell county, Alabama, lying on •die South Euctiee Crcuk, twelve miles west from Columbus, Gcore's, containing 1440 acres. 400 ot which are cleared, with a comfortable dwelling house, gin house, aud screw, and all other necessary out buildings. To persons wishing to purchase a good farm, iu a good Cot-.on region, 1 would say, cull and view the growing crop, and thereby judge of the fer tility of the soil. Good water, and healthy location, with good society. A bargain may be had for ail, or a part, as it will make two good settlements. July 7. 28-4tpd WILLIAM BARNETT. Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel copy four times weekly, and charge this oilii'e. bese Springs are within half dim, frn,n Cnhonlms to lhe V:v DISSOLUTION. T ILE firm of Grier & Yarbiouqli vyas dissolved bv mutual consent oii the 1st of February last. All per*ous having demands against the fir**' will please present them iu T. H. Yarbrough, at Georgetown, tor settlement. SAMUEL A. GRIER, THOS. II. YARBROUGH. Randolph co. May 111. 21m4m declines giviu* ] conception of latitude or longitude; and at I str-mge monuments aiouud us. they seemed j many details of fair promises of what be intends to j lour in tlifi afternoon I found inysell on the like wandering spirits of lhe departed race do for those who may call npuu him. but simply adds, j margin of an open swamp. Here the sun I o-uardin" the t utus of their former lrabittt- dl, aiyd if you are not pleased, n shall be no taultoi j a g ;| j n nunje his Jtppeararice. I supposed Illy- | jjo'TS. sell ro be near the borders o! YV Itiskey Bay, i We returned to the base of the pyramidal stone bushes down by ^ - lemain-j SOUTH CAROLINA FEMALE j the water. Auer wading lot about two miles, i ed entiie. In parts they were ornamented I N S T J T I. T E . j waist deep the greater part oi the w ay, L lor- I with sculptured figures and rows of death's HE Finn ot Marks 5c Tyler is this day dissolved j tuuntely found a sntr.il spot. Here I exam- j beads. Climbing over the ruined top, we, tied my 'ammunition, and found both caps , reached a terrace overgrown with trees, and rp: bv mutual consent. The business of tbe Insti- A BARGAIN. D ISSOLUTION.—The copartnership herelotbre e: Macon—Col. Joseph Ksq„ Lewis J. Dupree, George F. lfiatt, Lexington— Hun. Garnett Andrews, Washington—Hon. Thus. F. Foster, Cbb-John Banks, Columbus.—T. B. Bethel!,- John J. Cary, Esq , Thomastom—Messrs. Dunn & Martin, Forsyth.—Will. G. Porter. Apalachicola, Fla. Win. Harris. Charleston, S. G.—-.Messrs. Collins, Kee*e, k Co., New York. April 14 16 tf usually kept in tin, dry good line, wilt be lound here in abundance,-aud at reduced prices lor Cash, out:/. Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, and O'l 'hniert'lts, Drape de Ere, Gombroon:, Sfik Drillings, Black and Colored Silks, figured and plain, Rich Chene Silks, new 3tyle, French Muslin, Rich Printed Lawns, and Ginghams, Rich Satin, Silk and Fillet Shawls, and Cravats, Eindish and French Prims, Chene Patterns, 1,1.1:cs Silk aud Cotton Hosiery, Swiss and Jaconet fllushn Trimmings, Rich Bonnet and Cap Ribbous, Ladies super figured and plain Parasols. Umbrellas, LEONARD T. DOYAL. ATTORNEY AT LAW, W ILL pract'ce in all the counties ot the Flint Circuit. Office al CuUodea, Monroe County, Georgia. . March 10 11-6 m-810 WILLIAM D. ELAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Taxe.vell, Marion County, Georgia, T Y TILL practice in Talbot, Harris, Muscogee and , W Stewart, oftheCItaltalioochee Circuit Alsoin j ^"'cace'varRwide Calicoes, splendid stylo, at re- Randolph, Sumter and Macon, ol the bouih-\\ estem ^ - ,lured prices, Circuit. . ] pin*, Needles, Scissors, Spool Thread, Sewing Silk, February 10 ... _= J white Filtered Gumbroon. a new article. IS A VC E. BOWER I The public are respectfully invited to call and ex- * * ’ T a ... ' amine this Stock before purchasing e.sewhere. ATTORNEY at LAW, April 28. L. J. DAVIES. s super nffurc ana Shatles, 1 Georgia Nankeen, Linen Pantaloon Stuff's, ! Brown Siieetings ami Shirtings, | Bleached Sheetings, and Shirtings, Table Diaper, ; Russia Diaper, Doulas and Osnanurgs. I Ladies Palm Leaf Bonnets, new style, Chip Hats, xisting under the linn of Taylor Ac W ! this day (December 1) dissolved by mutual consent, couii \ , a | rji| ie uaaie G f t j ie i a , e fj nii will only be used in die set' lenient of the business. All persons indebted to the are respectfully requested to make immediate .... j i . j - , ; pavment. F- T. TAYLOR, consisting ot six hundred aua eighty acres, about two . r - BENJAMIN WALKER, hundred cleared—this the second crop on the oldest.! . . . " Constant spring water in tbe jdaniation, and good The subscriber, having purenased lae interest ot Ins sprint water very convenient to the dwelling. Refer- j former copartner. Dr. Tayior, wul coutinae tlie Drug ences, Ba/j:a Avev, and Major Vi. W, Perry. Apply | business at tbe old stand, sign ol the golden mortar, to the subscriber on the premises. j alK * hopes, by a strict attention to business, to merit a Bambridge, Ala. E. EVANS CROCKER. continuation of the patronage so liDeraliv extended to j uoe o b 23-Uo ! die late firm. BE.sJ. WALKER. IHI Kirn A rp frvv rnp Q a , V j DOCTOR TAYLOR w*Il continue to devote his iXiAiS J A J 1UJ\ i. vdiw *^A LB. | attention exclusively to the practice of his profession m HAT valuable tract, known as the Hardin Plant- | His office, for the present, is at the old stand of Taylor .L ation, or Olive Grove, situated on the C Junta boo- | & Walker. Coliirfibus. Dec. Ki ltf cliee river, twenty-four miles from its junction with 1 = p- lhe Flint river, in Decatur county, containing one | DRUG STLRE. Marks, alone, who is responsible i«*r all debts due by the firm, up to this date. E. MARKS, Jr.lv 14* 20-Gt W. H. TYLER. E Y AT LA lt£*lO£S IX CUTIIHKIIT, UANDOl.PII COUNTV, GA And will continue to praetjee in th art, Randolph, Decatu ami Sumter. r §TrI cha pm a n , Attorney and Cotr.isellor at Law—Columbus,Georgia. ad acres, from three to four hundred acres in a high state of cultivation. The greater portion is river bottom land. It is situated ou a bend in die river, so that seven hundred acres are enclosed by one string of fence. There is on the premises, a large two story frame dwelliim house, with all the necessary out hou ses. The stock of liorjes, mules, hogs, and cattle, with bacon, corn, Ax*, can be had at a fair valuation.— Possession can be had die first January thcr 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 Oharles Oakford, New \ork. Olive Grove, June 2. 23-tf rpiJE subscriber has purchased the Drug Estab lishment of the late Benjamin Walker, dec eased, aud respectfully invites physicians, country merchants and other persous wishing to purchase suc h articles as are usually found in such ectaLiisLu-e-Jis, io give him a call. The most of the stock is fresh, having been received but a few weeks since, direct from New York. Boston ext. A fur- » and Philadelphia. I shall keep constantly cn hand as full an assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery.. Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, and Glass, as the wants of the country will require, together with all the Lest and most respectable patent medicines. The business will be continued at the old stand of N. HAWLEY. S O U T H C A R O L I N A F E- MALE INSTITUTE. T HIS Institution, under the sole direction of Dr. Elias Marks and Lady, assisted by competent Instructors iu the various branches, will resume its duties on the second Monday of October ensuing. The Principals will enter, as heretofore, personally upon die task of instruction. A Department will be opened fi r Day Scholars, from the vicinity of die Institute. The Private Class, taught during the vacation, will commence their duties forthwith. ELIAS MARKS, M. D. July 14. 29-Gt Barliainville, near Columbia. S. C. The Charleston Courier, Augusta Constitutionalist. Cheraw Gazette, Milledgeville Recorder, and Colum bus Enquirer, will insert the shove advertisements s«x times, and forward their accounts to this office for settlemeut.—Soudiem Chronicle. $ 1 0 0 11E W A R U . L EFT Columbus, Georgia, about the £th of June, with directions to the iftadisou Springs, my negro man, Lewis. He left Columbus ou a fine light gray horse, about seven years old. Said Lewis is a yellow man, about thirty years old, five feet six inches High* and square built. The above reward will Le paid for the bey and horse, delivered to cne at this, place, or a suitable amount for either, or for information relative ;o him, or for lodgin'* the bov in jail so that I get him. DANIEL MORRISON. VaJison Springs, Ga. July 14. 29 3t The Columbus Enquirer will please copy the above , Thomas, Lee, Baker, Early 4ft lauilv o:i Broad street, next door to Columbus i } E ■ tt-cr, will attend t!te Courts in the Cltatta- Whce Circuit; also tW pf Chaucers. Ruwc.i and Barb-mi- counties, Alabama. January 20 Entire X half S hall* S half tS half S half YV half S half 4 tf NEW GOODS. counties of Stow ; rpHK subscribers have jest received from New X York, a lot of desirable Fancy anil Domestic Dry GooJs, c insisting in J'urt of Printed French Muslins, Plain and Figured t-wiss do; Black and i White Silk Hose and half Hose; Fancy Dress Hand kerchiefs ; Liucu Cambric Handkerchiefs; ' ourning ' Ginghams; black, white, and colored Silk Fringes; i superfine French. 1- towers; J.adies blnt-k siik Pnra- I s o!s, large size; colored do; Cotton mixture; Georgia 1 Nankeen; Paper Hangings an t Bordering. A new j pnrclfa ! Stvle of Italian Chip Bonnets, Palm Leaf Hoods, Ac. j 0 uee. < j |fc c . Ail of which will le sold as low ns the state ot i the times and currency will possibly admit. Also on hand, a superfine Brussels Carpet, just re ceived froin Auction, ami consequently will be sold cheap. Those wishing an article of the kind, will do . weli to call, examine, und buy it. j June 30. 27-4t G. YV. WOODRUFF Jc Co. _____ -—i TlORE LIGHT!! MORE LIGHT!! YNNTvt \ x- mu V JONES, SMITH, BEATTIE & CO. JOHN A. tV. (- 11- - ' TTAVE just received, and arc now otlerir.g for sale, . A?tor»KJ5 at Law* r j PX -Porters Patent Burning Fluid;” together with T T TILL practice in the Mu.-fies ^ ll ‘?- a great variety of patent Lamps constructed expressly YY -.Circuit, and in Col.l. and Cam:. P* >hc : fur t ura ;„g the Fluid, among which are Circuit at Van Wert, Paulding ! Cut Gi^s Hanging or Hall Bfttfijw; Astral do. , , | ^^^ * 1'R ^ * The Soutlieru Recorder and Augusta Constitution j X great variety of Cut Glass Hapd tamps * alist will please fwpy. ! Plain Gkiss Hand Lr.tnps; Pin Hand Lamp ALABAMA LANDS FOR SALS. S. T. 14 R. T. Taylor and YValker, sign ot the golden mortar, Broad j t ; lret - t j lneaj -J 1L ; forward the account to this office street. SAMUEL A. RILLING. ’ Chronicle and Sentinel aud powder wet. I cut some palmetto, j crossing it descended by stone steps into an strewed part on (lie ground, kept the balance I area so coveted with trees that at first we for a covering,'and laid myself down lor the j.could not make out its form, but which, ou night, as it was quite dark, and, although the j clearing our way with our machete, we as- musketoes surrounded me like a thick cloud, j certained to be a square, and with steps on all from the fatigue ol the day, 1 soon leii asleep. | sides almost as perfect as those of the Roman When I awoke the sun was shining on the j amphitheatre. The steps were ornamented tree tops. Without having eaten a morsel of j on the souih side; about half way up, forced food since the morning cf tbe previous day, J out of its place by roots, was a colossal head, I set out again in search of the camp, with a j evidently a portrait. We ascended these steps, prospect of spending the longest day of my 7 reached a broad terrace a hundred feet life ia the fruitless attempt. 1 wandered on. j high, overlooking the river, and supported by sometimes-in water, sometimes in small patch- the wall which we. had seen from rhe oppo-. es of cane; and when the night came, I threw I site bank. The whole terrace was covered myself down, and slept as well as could be ex- 5 with trees, and even at this height from the pected, the musketoes and ticks feasting-the j ground were two gigantic Ceibns, or wild col- whiie on my blood, which, notwithstanding j ton ttees of India, about l?/enty feet ia cir- hungef. was the worst feature of try situation. ! cumference, extending their half-naked r- ots On the font th night I found myself in four leet j fifty to a hundred feet around, binding d >s-n water. I succeeded, however, it) finding a ; the ruins, and shading them with their wide tree which had fallen, the butt remaining ' above water, on which I slept through the night. In the morning. 1 again breasted the water, and soon discovered some cane ; keep ing the s?me course, as near as 1 could, I crossed the cane and came to an open swamp spreading blanches. We sat down on the very edge of the wall, and strove in vain to penetrate the mystery by which we were sur- rouuded. Who were the people that built this city ? Iu the ruined cities of Egypt, even in the Jong-lost Petra, the stranger knows the him. America, say historians, was peopled by savages—but savages never tea red theje structures—savages never carved these stones. E half ! S half : N half I YV haif t S half ! N half E half Entire I it bo soli! on s, by application to John 1>. Rita--, E. q. Fior- . or io the subscriber, at March. J. COWLES. street. Colutnb July-7, 1841. 29. 26 Auv of tile above Lands i LEONIDAS KING—Attorney at Law, , W ILL attend faithfully to any business confided to ltis care, ill tbe OlmtabooCbee and Scutn- •1 Circuits, aud in the counties ot baroour, licn- LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD. T AMES MAYO, Junior, of Mnri.m comitv, Geor gia, has in his possession five promissory notes, ! given for thiiiv <h»Iiars, l y Asa Fie awl John W. • Turner io YviUoii Fall cer, tinted December i-ft, 1S39, 1 due 25th December, 1S40; which lioies were trans- i furred to me by said Palmer lor a valuable consUera- l«» suit i l j 0n> an .| 1 had placed them iu the hauchi of said Mayo, L ~ : u.k mv tlce’il, ro eolleet lito frihc, who has left the : couutv, aud ii.;s laiioff lo return them t » me. 1'there- fore herd \ forv irn any person from iratiing for the sard notes without an order from me to do so; and 1' Ac. property also oi sa the dais of sole. SALAil GLE \ J.A. r. ester., — - ., , rv. Pike, aud Dale counties in Alabama. Liiot auuary 6 liereby fory.-'am the makers of said notes fiom paying them to any person hut luysclf. w ithout a wriuenordcr from lue for the money. MARY IIAf lMOND. Julv 7.- ' 28-3t April 15 16 tf FOR SALE FIRST RATE settlement of land, in Macon I county, Alabama, thirty miles from Coltunbus, Georcia, and five miles north of the Stave road to Montgomery, alrout two hitn lred acres cleared, good Gin house, Gin, and Ga-tou screw, aud all other cab- j AT Or ins necessary.- The land is level, well watered, and j IN trading for uiree separate promissory notes, given as fertile as any in New Alabama. Terms will be ! by the subscriber, and made payable one to 1-ieher made to suit purcliasers, as I am anxious to emigrate j Brown, or bearer, hik! one to ArciiibaiU Brown, 01 westward Apply to the subscriber ou the - premises- 1 bearer, and one to Lake Cohins. or bearer, for i'ony Juue 9 * °4-cow tint SlO. YVILLIAM El.LIsJ. j dollars each ,due tire first of December next, and 1 , dated some linn- iu April last, ns tbe said, notes arc THE GLOBE HOTEL. j unjustly whlihcM from me, aud I am .Jetemiued not T HIS well-known establishment, situated 011 the j to pay them. -southeast corner of the Square,'in tile town of j Sumter county, July 7. TXT OTICE.—Will be sold, to the highest bidder, on j I\ YVednesdnv, the first day of September next, at | Glenn’s Cowpens, in the thirty-second dietriet of Ste- j wart county, all the stock of caitle and_ iio<;r, and a j few articles of household and kitchen furniture, and j plantation tools, belonging to the estate ot James j Glenn, late of Troup county, decease J. j Also, will .he sold, at lhe late residence of James j Glean, deceased, in Troup county, on YVeduesday ! following, the 8th of September next, the perishable j Lie she property of said estate, constating ol horse: Slogs, household aud kitchen furniture,plrntstion iqois, ■r j»W» m osiaie. Tcrnixiii'auc IiriOwa Here -I saw soi/.e wild caitle, which were the j story of the people whose vestiges are r.ronrd first aititnais I had «pen since 1 hud abandon ed the parsuit of the fvounded panther.— Thov were numerous, large, msd iu fine cou- ditioq, one of which wouid doubtless have \ \Ve asked the Indians who made them, been sacrificed lo satisfy the craving of hun- j inch dull answer was “ Quiensabe?” “ v.bo ger, which Lad been the day previous almost j knows?’’ titsufi'erabic, were h hoi that xuy aaimunhibn . had become damaged and useless. This,‘.ay , Tbe fl . efar j 0!n with which the Wh-g jour- 1 al.so xnflcrtd much ijuni hun ger^ but no j na j s ^ - t _. cir.umeuUui vn iBe proceed if of longer lull Lie incessniit bitztig Oi lhe urns- • (j OJ jtr rP ^. Throwing the blame on ribs ketecs and ticks, my flesh being apparently j beii of tWil , nvn p- art y when they deserve! tlead io pans, yet my feel were gtv eng way, be-j }S q U jt e contrast with the course pa.-ru ing covered yvith sorts from tbe friction of; C( j hy , })e Locofocos »!trn they had rhe ai- the water. On the following i - — - j Ju! , , , , , , , , - , w ~! cendancy. The )at;er always sustained their If-1 day I found some green blackberries and ate wn Sldc , n?ht or v.rong. Every act of .he . hunger. . S ertfors which deserved severe rebuke nod de-’ 14. ■-■j-nkj-u. j I now found myself in a very heavy cane i nnDtjauoo , v .-ere praised or defended. No; LAND FOR SALLV ' i I;r3ke « w \»ch seemed to be interminable, and ] «,>»■)* the Whigs. They vrewtherueasart* YVILE sell all, or a part, as ii may suit tbe purcb.v | ail tnyefforts to extricateiiiyseif from k pros- j protrecdoigs of their jnrty »> doubt uitlr sinse with. The tone the whole >b«j of the . rfce work of >S ct.gagtog is. the. abtfiitum JAMES FOTTJ?. 28-3t i CITY TAXES—A.' j rp HE books for n.ce iv X dure j ou the 31st of J i Collector, and persons who have not given iu their ‘ taxes For the present year, 'rili do well to call at :be ! € .erk .- ofil.-e and give in. All are aware ffthe con- | sequence of not giving ia “Faxes. Clerk’s jfiice in tbe ; MaAet Houte. YVM. A. DOl'GLASS, I J lit v 12, 29-2t City Gierk. MUSCOGEE CA.MB GROUND- HK undcrsifue.l. having at tim request of t ihtee *u Arraieeweat-'. .ejjairtd dur-ugi , rn HE «n j i Comm Bayou Alakant.i- 1 uiftortuaaieiy | uns'ijtkcijcatai as this. Heifce, whsa they wrong •■•fi t of this trad, uuu after ibiio. ir.g it \ jj e - r vi trigs rcprobiUtityhe.cotyfueutf briith- soitic disfauce I foui.tl a camp, lading 3 ) *r Wiiigs, tkey jitantraJiajely torsdiode titat careful eb.'ervalicu of the camp am ^ Tel 7 | that llrerc- is diritkja ia the tarty. Here, thing connected v-’ith ft. I.cor.c.ucec 1 rvas j } Juwx ^er, U a great tuistitke. TCr V/ingd wrong a;id decide! npon pbrsniiig the trail j 2ifc slut ^ »j}iwJcrtl hv patkai prejodoor, ur —-TT»-,,re. el TTTrt Mav !9. commodate-1 TORTE RYS BURSWG ^ . - - — attention is paid u> the comfori-ot las jrifcCiU, and every \ Iu lhe States of Georgia aud Alabama? anu ierr o w , DOC’TOR t ADLi, effort made io render iheirstay at his souse agreeable, j of Florida. j y^oRVURLY of Morgan, but now permanently set-j jj is arrangements are m nie wiui a view of giving {>er- 1 *■ | D tied hi Dtvatur, XIcKaJb county# Georgia, has! f ec t saiisfaudon; and if close atteuliou tohls business • rxrirt ; red ‘'5 vears. with unusual succrrs in all forms j %v qq insure it, he will not fail to receive a liberal &hare : to-rerev a;u'f for lie Ia.«t 14 years has given bis am- j ofoL .- [0 .„ f ruu , lhc public. YVRIGHT BRADY. H AS reifibved liis office to the front room over, , h q <it j a Hcmiou w the trea uncut ot ihaliR ease only- . Messrs. MulforJ aaJ Adams - store, Broad street, j trcatjaeal ; s enlirely on a new ;tian, auil mueb ra- . Columbus, May 12. DOCTOR CHIPLEY Americas, Ga. April 14. 16-6m Gent’s Children’s do. Drab and idack 1 1 Drab and biack Russia Moleskin Beaver ^>at:jj Beaver Youths’"Drab. Fla: sn d colored I.eghora Hats; T BfNiK KEEPING. MiV. Subscriber pvxr^-s to teuen ; dPCinen _ _ ; tii i s ilelrrrhiBTitivn jit lhe fttl'pr e»d. tieii/ncd Iiv yuxtisiin su&U that tiixj caz&xzt I traced my <ir(i * flowed i\ abodt ibree j ianUis* or rebuke m correct: i *LYi* - ^CsiCj£^5 iks iecce, ot ■ ptivtCfFoin. Nts Qgjr.rns Sallerat. 1 Napt June 2. 23 tf claims « made by tonsclt-| YVbite end Yariagatevl 1’alar Leaf «lo. . ^ ear r v poJB? cmuw « »«ui f , u^.y. i* sur® mnrt a awe M a Ijoy- « **«« t lhe si..- of lhe Urge Hat, out door below the En- ; opportuaay, shmi-d —s - j.tjSYD. before 1 ctililJ wear my shoes. »i-era ya.e&'d ojsrf* liit: caslikf cf tiie Hank cf irirc-r Office. JA-IEs T.EPPINoEfoA^m | t-ruism Al Yonge* BcaLY YVare-House. At tCB> m . ^ £ &„-*»»<! tstVielf at • Hawlriti&rille, oho. in lhe errur se ot lb* day Rumbus. Juce^ —_ | May 5. r -_. — • :hc pUnfatfoa of Mr. Lee. I ami Srtflkiect ] a-Me tbe drscSnreiv, aad returned 11- It oai J. S. SMITH }' IRON AND NAILS. j sUet,<;ih Hi cross his fence. whea \ walk- )raced hack v»ibearirlivtflual wlw rsuMd iiy- t b rolled libin ber<il Yawg ■} rn, die art B ^ Keeping i practkrailv, iu Simrls and Deuble Entry. He ti drc 1 reus, tii at those who wth to *var! themselves ot _tte» - - possible P II CE N I X HOTEL, [rt.OKENCE. Gl.i . . . - - . *T! uxrgvt-: tod 10 t tse, nr tint mururug. I could rut .stand ]’ my shoes Liin’ui uot ccntain fity feet, 1 thought J my Lime had come; find 1 w«toed, feneclly \ were a few dijs since, a bill of jii.iyad. that a Ought he &>. I aL length sue- { lbe U. i3 di of tint State of Georgia, which had ct-atled k» ualktug, tliengh it was scute time j Vm -'jd*ed fmtst a tare 10 a “•?%-” It bad before 1 could wear my shoes. J tassr& oj«» the cashier of 3>e Hank cf J. S. SMITH | H AS iust received a new style ot super Fur aud Silk Hats, also, a beautiful lot of J/e*. .* and Youths Cloth Caps, which will be sold cheap for Cash. May 12. 2011 INDIA BAGGING AND KENTUCKY ROPE. 40 2 do. Earn!do do.English Sqiwre do 2 do. rclineado. •W frir etT1V TUI UU •*. r a . -1 ed a few tods, I f/»ao4 I was o,x alle u> pro- I We trust the ciieudervayo*iu*miaut,vun fiuiker »n fIir. CVI2UI \ TVO&f SUttSCiCiiZ €4i L/shi^. ntaii ’ Tile JVC) J B IIOXEY i March 10 1_ [ December tS 1 ryrrCY PIECES India Bacging, «to 43 inches wide, ■ sy A{AA %;“A j j A S Snored his offiJ to the room over’the store ! -^^ F ' c r I YEd". and for sale, tairty’ Threes -p>ST received tftd'Tors^W, 120£egsS»*A; 600 *S0 piee-s Ken ’ - Hleby ^ H of T. A. Brannon, a few doors above Taylor A j *fCLI VED, BBA TT;S » Co. J Hemp Bugjiag- HALT. Rv * Co . ^yfepe.^r^ « ^ ? asd f^eurlv r-ra:^ Co*. Bank? Bru?5lore ^ M Gc:ci?er vi ^ “ ‘ * JC ***** . . _ Number 25 * ' « ° ! J,Et l9 : ' * V «~ ]» P. MeLARj^. sXffKS ferir, 150 bbl- Rectined Whiskey j sn-en-th vrhkh I had loir. ; ust received and !cr ’ ' ? McLaren. s’) tf eeed further in iht orrrn field—n‘J test coulsl J >tm/f saffiu „ , noi bear tbe heal of the earth, and the sub \ tahiagoC die b-JJ war *'"0; L V rt ; • V 1 -V . tii 4 lit - - -‘premise f« |a.*y" aodve ste QflJ*- j-aelf ot: the -round a: of oty voice. ?ii. i< I«tretched my- 4 ijwfc-, ry ;. ; or 1 CttC Lo JJ ; v--^ts C i h,ei Jjtar-i rat- iod carae -

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, July 21, 1841, Image 1