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THE LATE STORM
Tht Baltimore American *ay« n slip from
tbuNotfolk Herald under date of the 15th
toefont, 3 o’clock, P. M. taya :
The gale of laat week waa more terrible
and disastrous io its effects on the coaat. than
we had any idea of. Thie will be aeen by the
following atatement from a gentleman who
had melancholy evidence of iia violence. A
number of veaaela in diatreaa are reported off
the capes by pilots who have come up; and
upon a representation of the fact to Commo
dore .Wilkinson, in command at the Navy
Yard, he immediately ordered the U. S.
steamer Engineer to be got ready and pro
ceed to their relief.
A letter dared Old Point Comfort, and
Gkkmul Chat at Lightm*©.—The
New York Tribune of Thursday aaya—
At one o'clock, P. M. precisely, the Tale-
graph Line was connected through the whole
distance from New York to Buffalo, passing
through the following stations, vis: Troy,
Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Auburn, Roches
ter, Buffalo, being a total distance of 507
miles.
Upon turning the adjusting screw of the
magnet by Prof. Morse, all things were found
right, and Professor Morse sent hit compli
ments to all the operators on the line.
The first to answer was Albany.
The compliments of the Albany Office to
Prof. Morse and Mr. Wood.
Uiicn Office wishes to be remembered to
published in the same slip, fullv corroborates j Prof. Morse and Mr. Wood
the above statement. The letter is s.gned by Auburn Office sends compliments to Prof.
James M. Clark, who was a passenger on ' Morse and Mr. Wood,
board the barque Isaac Mead, from New Buffalo sends compliments to Prof. Morse
York, bound to Savannah. The writer says: ; " n d Mr. Wood anJ presents Lake Erie to Old
“It is impossible to form any idea or esii- ! Ocean.
mate of the immense loss of life and proper- j Rochester Office sends compliments to
ty. We haaard little in saying that no ves- Ptol. -M use and Mi. Wood, and presents
tel out ar the time has escaped wi»bout per Kn* n.tanl t* r^in* Anu»Au*r
oos damage, while many have gone entirely
to pieces, ami hundreds, and pprlnip§ (boo
sands of lives lost. Two long boats.
Erie Canal to Croinn Aqueduct.
Auburn presents State Prison to the !
Tombs.
Syracuse sends compliments to Prof. Morse I
merabln pieces of ship timber, barrels, and j an jl a# h* how are the Yorkers,
other portion* of cargo, and one wreck of a Troy says, now give me a chance. Corn-
vessel, were seen fioaiing past us at various , pliments to Prof. Motse and Mr. Wood; and j
limes dori.ig the gale; all of which bear ! i 10 * f° r business if there is any.
testimony to fhe assertion ventured above. U'ica asks, need we keep dark any longer ? ,
Thn writer has seen fifievn or twenty vessels Tiny answers. No. Announce it to the I
making into port since the storm, and not one i four winds that Buffalo and New York are no
of them btit has sustained heavy loss and
damag* in some part. The Isaac Mead,
Opt. Pickney. lost all her sails, (which were
glos dy furled) olF Cape H^ttera*. on Tues
day morning in 8 fa hours water—and at the
time wh«*n 'he tempest wras driving her with
terrible speed upon the breakers. The wind
•t this moment changed, and drifted tie away
towards (he northwest. She lost her bow
sprit, foremast, and suffered Considerably in
various places by coming in contact with the
schooner Imperial, Capt. Reid, from Phila
delphia. bound to Charleston. Tho schoon
er wus run down, hut all her crew were saved.
One poor sailor had both legs badly broken,
aud was, when we left the vessel this morn
ing. expected to die in a few hours."
The schooner's cargo was worth about
840.000. and the vessel $10,000.
The schooner Walter R. Jones, from up
James River for New York, was wrecked ;
all on board saved, with tbe exception of the
mate, who was washed over before the wreck.
Another gentleman reports four vessels lost,
names not known.
We observe by 1 lie “Old North State"
published at Elizabeth City, N. C.. that the
storm was also fell in that vicinity with grtv.t
severity. Trees were uprooted, and chim
neys blown down. The tide in the river fell
some ten or twelve feet, and the bridges on
the ruad were nearly all carried away.
OENERAL TAYLOR IN EUROPE.
The Richmond Enquirer publishes the
following extiact from a letter to a gentleman
in Richmond:
Madrid. July 23d, 1816.
Taylor’s victories have been Jell more here,
in Europe, even than at home. For two
weeks (between the sailing ot (lie steamers)
our suspense w.is great ; but, when the news
did cmne each, American strutted nut as
large as life. The papers were sorely used
longer separated- they talk to each other by |
lightning.
This entire dialogue occupied somewhat
less than five minutes.
Valuable Invention.—By a machine j
invented for the purpose, a good quill is cut
into some thirty or forty “mbs,” or prrfect
pens, about one quarter the size of the usual
steel pens. One of these is inserted into a
holder, and the writer has sit once si peifect
quill pen, admirably prepared for writing and
equal to the best pen of former days. These
mbs are pul up in boxes of one giosscach.
The army wot
i—IN. Y. News.
is ravaging the crops in
Texas.. “ “
The same worm is devouring the Treasury i
of the United Slates.—[Louisville Journal, j
A New Fiscal Move.—A gentleman of I
thischy a strong advocate of temperance, {
and a man whose operations in the financial :
world have been, and are now, second to but i
few in (his rountiy, has adopted a new mefh*
od of judging of men’s solvency, however
strange it may appear to the sinii-Mathewitcs. ,
His office being located not filly miles from
the vicinity of otto of our most celebrated j
and popular bar-tnoms, he has ample oppor
tunity of observing the patrons of the estab
lishment, ns they pass to and fro. When
not particularly engaged in calculating the ,
discounts, he takes advantage of his loca- j
tion, and keeps “tally" as each business man
P’tsses In take a pull at the host's old “ 1805”
Cognac, and tots up the daily avetage of each i
in a book kept for that put pose. When an
“ accommodation" mite is presented, the ora
cle is consulted, and the discount increased
in geometrical proportion to the number of
drinks rite unlucky drawer has indulged in!
during the day ! The plan may be a hale
tight we know to the contrary : one
Postscript.
From the N. O. Delis of the 19th, we make rack
extracts aa show tbs operations of the army of inva
sion in Mexico, as well aa tbe dreadful stats of health
of the volunteers. We find no allusion, whatever to
the Georgia Regiment, and very much fear that they
have been kept back to make enquiries into the unfor*
tuuate riot which will involve the innocent in the same
vexatious delays with the guilty.
From the New Orleans Delta of I9ih intt.
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.
The arrival of the steamship Telegraph brings the
latest advices from the army.
On the 6th Gen. Taylor crossed the 9an Juan, and
on the 7th took up the line of march forSeralvo. where
Gen Worth had baited his command. Hay’s regi
ment from China were to arrive at Seralvo to join the
army there. Gen. Taylor, in his march, is prepared
lor any erne-gency—either an advadee or n retreat —
He permitted no soldier or officer to take more bag-
g igc with him than he can conveniently carry on hit
ua< k. AU the supplies for the advancing army, so far,
have been sent on by park mules, and the General ex
pects to have JO Jays provisions for II1000 men at He-
ralvo when he reaches it. The general impression is
that lie will there make a halt and not advance further
till he has advices from Washington. The troops now
on the road between Carnargo and Monterey number
near 12,000. None were suffered ti go but such as
were nhle and willing to stand tho fulighes of o long
march. This had the effect of reducing considerably
the Volunteer Regiments: few of them exceeded .**00
strong—many of them numbered even leas. These
Regiments arc: one from Tennessee, one from Mis
sissippi, one from Kentucky, one from Ohio, one from
Tex ts, (Hay s) the Baltimore battalion, a part of the
Texan Irifantry, reorganized, and McCulloch’s and
Gillespie's Rangers.
Tiiere were near 600 sick volunteers in the hos
pitals at Carnargo, and they were dying very fast.—
$o many were sick that it required neur a whole
regiment to attend to them. Those whom the Ten-
nesseeane lelt behind seemed particularly unfortunate,
fo r they had to call on the Alabamians to attend the
liviti' and bury the dead. Aa fust as these men get
able to leave the hospital they are discharged and
sent home. In fact. Gen. T. shows a disposition to
discharge all volunteers who are discontented and
wish to return io their homes. Though the number
of patients in the hospital at Mutnmoros is larger than
at Cam • '■go. tlic mortality is greater at tho latter
piece—near 3 to 1.
A per* in who has visited tho hospitals at tho dif
fere lit posts, hns said that if one halt of the northern
a id western volunteers who went to the Rio Grande
•re effective men on the 15th October, it is more than
he looks for.
Gen. Ratiersoti has been left in command of nil the
country from Carnargo to the mouth of the l iver, mid
he has been instructed by Gen. Taylor to issue an
older prohibiting the entrance of strangers into the
river and at Carnargo.
Gen. Butler was the man Gen. Taylor d
leaving in command of the lower country, hut
tersou did not reach Carnargo as soon as waa expect
ed, the order of things waa changed. Gen. P. ta rep
resented as being very much mortified at not being
allowed to accompany the advance.
Src?.
Extract of n letter dated—
Stiumkik Cor.. Cross, Sept. i. 16-16.
Gctt. Taylor left for Montery on the fitli. The
of the StaAi and other invited guests, took dinner
the Col. Crons, twenty-two in all, being invited by the
whole-souled ('apt. J. A. Pralt. When dinner was
over, they commenced iheir miiruii towards the Aryiy.
Next day, Limit. French returned fur more sminufii-
tiou, a report having readied the Genornl that Sunia
Anna was on his march for Monterey with 15.000
men, and that nil iheir forces were on the march to
concentrate at Monterey,lo give the General n warm
reception. Maj. Gen. Patterson is in command of the
whole troops. Our friend Britton is stationed at Cn-
margo ns Commissary. The whole of General T.’s
force has gone, about B000 in all. Col. Baker will
get well Nothing new.
Youra in haste, JULIAN.
(CTJAYNK’d HAIR TONIC -We have huh-
erto numbered ourselves among those who believed
that the " Hair Tonic” prepared by Dr. Jayne, was
one of the many quack nostrums whose virtues are
never seen beyond the fblsome puffs of iheir nuthora.
are willing, at length, to make public acknowjedg-
ment of the error of our belief. An iotiinate friend,
t two or three momha since, all the top of whose
cranium waa as bald aa a piece of polished marble,
maugre all our jesting and ridicule of the idea of at
tempting to cultteata es barren a spot, purchased a hot-
‘e or two of the H%ir Tonic from Dr. Jayne, and, se
eding to his directions, applied it. During the pre
sent week the same friend ushered himself into our
presence, and uncovering his hitherto naked head, as
tonished us with a thin, thongh luxuriant growth of
hair, from one to two inches in length—upon the very
premises we had believed ns unyielding to cultivation
as the trackless sand that skirts the Atlantic. This is
no pnff.hut is religiously true, and to those who doubt
the gentleman can be pointed out. What is more in
favor of this Tonic, the case here cited was not one
of temporary baldness—no sudden loss of the hair-
hut one of years standing, though the gentleman is but
forty -five yean of age.—[Phils. Spirit of the Times.
BCF* For sale by
Sept 23
[tj* JOHN W, EDWARDS is a candidate * for
Tax Collector of Muscogee county, at the ensuing
election. 8ept 23, 1646 *0 '*
"3* We are requested to state that WILLIAM E.
HOPSON will be a candidate for Receiver of Tax
Returns for Muscogee county, at the election in Janu
ary next. Kept. 23.
03“ MURRY REED announces himself a can-
ilidate for Tax Collector of Muscogee county at the
ensuing January election.
Kept 16. 1846 39 if
(13* The Hall Hill Camp Meeting, in this county,
will commence on the evening of the laat day of this
month, and close the Monday morning following.
JAS. A. WIGGINS.
Columbus, Sept. 16,1646. 39
New Firepr—f Warehouse.
T HB subscribers will continue the Wil 1 ®"
hMM u< cmnlHln Bnsl-
MEM* in the new Fire proof Building erected by
us Iasi winter, on Front and Randolph streets.
We are prepared to make CASH ADVANCES
on Cotioti, and to furnish our customers with ROPE
and BAGGING at the lowest market rates.
03* Our charges will be sa low as other good
houses. E. S. GREENWOOD,
EDWIN GREENWOOD.
Columbus, Sept 23, 1846 40 tf
N. B —We have one of Rllflock’fl PTO*
frcMlve Power Preuftes put up in our
Warehouse, for repacking round into square bales
music.
ANN
Muah
lutubua that he fiaa located permanently in this city
and tenders his services to nil those who may wish
instruction in Music, on the Piano Fouti., and se
veral other instruments.
He will also Tune and Repair Pianos, and alt kinds
«>f Instruments.
His residence is adjoining the Court House squire
on the South side.
He will also teach a Cla:
Oil 10. 184.I
Hams.
lured Canvassed HAMS—a very
trticle—warranted the best in
* the best in the world.
MOODY A IHJIIR.
5,000 S.W
the market—said to h
.Sept 9 :<t
DIED,
On the Nth Inst., Jakkd Irwin.i
F. and Isabella Kirksey. aged 3 ye
8 days.
'• Death loves a shining mark."
Milledgeville papers will plense r
Lard.
tine article , mid us
sell low.
Columbus, Sept 0
Pliintnvion for Salts
rnilE subscriber offers for sale the lot of land on
JL which he resides, in the fifth district of Muscn.
gee county, containing 202| acres, with about 120
acres cleared, mostly fresh and in good order for cul
tivation, witli good gin house, screw. Ac., all new 5
with a comfortable dwelling house and goud nulho
a first rite well of water and a good 1
one wishing to buy atioli a place
give me a call, or nddress me nt llallnca po
Georgia. JAMES M. RKNF
August 26, 1846 t1st-nnv
; have n large lot *
MOODY A DURR.
38 3t
spring. Any
opy.
Dr. Thomas lloxry
H AVING returned home front his Northern tour
with re-established health, informs Ilia friends
aud the public that he is now ready to attend to all
professional calls.
Sept 23. 1846 40 3t
Attention Firomcn t i
T HE members of the Columbus Fire Company
No t, are requested to appear nt the Engine
House on Saturday Utitli Inal at half past 7 o'clock, p.
m. in full uniform,'for company drill. By order of the
Foreman. • V. II. 4?ADY, Secretary.
Columbus, Sept 23d. 1840
Central Uank »r (iooi Kliit l
September Hill, 1840. )
W ILL BK SOLD, ns the properly of this Hank.
nt public sale, nn Monday, the 23d Jay of No
vemher next, in the town of Slarkevillc, Lee county.
the following lots of land, viz : I
No. 2—13th diet., Lee county.
No. 246—ltd dial.. Lee county
Nos. 236 and 237—10th dint. Dooly county, and
No. 71 —lltlt dist Randolph comity.
And nn Mnndny, tlie7tli day of December thereof
- .-in i... ...M •>.. t-—1| ,,f Newton, Baker eoun- ;
03"NEGRO SHOES!
Encourage Home Manufactories
i large lot of NE
the Plan
rnilE subscribers have on hand
I GRO SHOES, warranted
quality, which they now offer t
Georgia, Alabama ami Floridu.on
ting terms.
with an extensive Tannery, an accomplished
Tanner, first rate oak bark and other materials, and
f ood Shoemakers, the subscribers can safely assure
'lantern that they will save time and money by pur
chasing iheir supply of 8lwea from this estahlisWinent.
These Shoes have linen used by many of the Plan-
of Snulh-t
id have |hovi
l Georgia fo
pn<l
up. Tnylbr’s despatches have been gie.itly tiling, however, is to nur wind certain, that
Admired for their lerseoess, dignity and j if some of tlie I. O. U ’s of somo wo know,
modesty. 1 good fellows at that, wtte to be operated on
The greatest compliment yet paid io Tay- J by the rule laid down by this modem Neckn,
lor I heard of in London. The compliment ] the discount nn them would fall but little
ii this: When the steamer of May 16th . short of (he Dutchman's one per cent,
brought lo England the news of Taylor’s j _ [N. (). Delta,
difficult position, the Duke of Wellmgion
will be sold,
tv,the following 1<
’ Noa. 21. 221 and 296—2d dist. Baker county.
Nos. 107, 102, 186. 184. 180, 146 and 240—all in
8th district Baker county.
Alan, at the same time ;md nlnce, will be sold, that
Taylor left Carnargo for Mim.erVy“will. 6000 | beautiful plantation lately owned by Get.. Thomas J.
men on the 0th. Ampudiu baa arrived at Monterey I Holmes, lying tn the 7th dist. Baker county, contain
with u lorge force, reports say from 4000 to 10.000
men. and ten pieces of artillery. He lias completely
fortified the place. His proclnmution lias been re-
i : -|jj,*!, | |0 tlireateiiH tu shoot itnv Mexican
Point Isa it el, Sept. 11th, 1846.
»r.« nf ike Pella :
ntlemeu—I have just time to send you the latest |
met Mr.—, and the subject waa introdu
ced. “Why," said the Duke, “does he not
Fiiik at Albany.—A fire broke nut on
Tuesday last in the brewery of Mr. Samuel
do lilii mid Him," (mentioning the xtr,„ he Weetcou. which cnnxumed that budding end , i" <«"
who shall hold communication with the Americans.
I remain yours, I).
P S. At the last accounts, Taylor'S Head Qnar-
tei's were at Ssralvo, half way between I'nmsrgo nod
Monterey. Letters received from above noticip.no a
desperate resistance at the Intter place. The cam
paign has commenced to earnest. This intelligence
arrived by the Catnargo mail last night. 1 have bare
ly t' ,n ® write this much, ns the Telegraph leaves
1).
thought Taylor ought to take.) When the ! » ol oll, ', r *- 11 " 1 ! l * ,ll °'*' n g '» “
(learner ol June lit brought the new. of hi. of ' l,n property de.itoyed :
rictorie., Mr met the Duke ag.in— ! Brewery u " the corner of tronkhn and
••You, Grace," eaid he. " mint lure been Arch .tree!., owned by Kobert Boyd and om
■deitiogUen. Tavlor-for you aee lie ha, o «P'«0. by Samuel We.lcotl. Building in-
done exactly what’you .aid he ought to do." •UfJ for S10.000 i content. 310,000, which
" So he hai." .aid the Duke, a. much grati- , *'!pj , ^ , ' ut ®°* c f 1 ie [V*.’ -
fied as if he bad won the victories himself —
As 1 got this from Oen. ——, to whom Mr.
—related it, is undoubtedly authentic; ex
act in Mubs'ance, and, I think, nlao verbal tn.
In Bordeaux I met a whole-souled Ameri
can. a •• live Yankee" ship owner, of New
York, Mr. Holmes. He isofihe stuff which,
when abundant in x nation, makes it great.
He was nt Trieste when the news of Taylor's
difficulties came. Americana were despon
dent, and the folks there leazed him with
prediction* of Taylor’s rnfiiure. He answer
ed by that decisive Anglo Saxon itgumenf,
the offer ofa bet of $10U0 that Taylor would
meet the Mexicans and rout them. H<-
fotind nn one to take it, for Austrians are
not belting people. Soon after, the news of
Thornton’s capture carne, and the folks con*
gtainlated him on his bet not having been
taken up. “ Gentlemen,’’ said he, “ here is
the thousand still, mid another oil it, that
Taylor thrashes the Mexicans."
They almost doubted his sanity—but a
week or two afterwards came a single copy
of Ualignani'e Messenger, with accounts of
the victories. Its receiver earned it immedi
ately to Holmes. Off he streaks it down to
the eight or ten Ametican vessels in port,
aod calls up the officers. “Hoist all your
colors, boys, 'said he, “ ami coine up with i ( | ie j nll , t (0 mako arrangements to
me IO ill. bxclitinge. Accordingly up wem conwiruol It.c road. The entire capital .lock
.e.ery piac* ol " bunting, and oir marched l)( g lS o,000 was laken on lli« same day. and
i with the captain.'and mate, lo lire j |(lB , un) l)f Hve ,|„|| . rs on each .hare, ma-
i paid in. The
and the follow*
: ing Directors elected, viz : John P. King,
said every body, as theyjaw this flag hoist. J Danie , q' yler< Alfre j Shorter, Wm. R. Smith,
A Vermont editor advises the young Indies
in those Higgins to abandon the “ good old
way" of doing up mutters in the courting
line, and recommends this summary method:
The above lands will he sold on a credit of one and
two years. Notes made payable at the Central Bank,
satisfactorily endorsed, will be received in payment
ol tlm above described lands.
JOHN 8. THOMAS. Director U. D
Milledgeville, Hept 23, Hitt ids 40
PLANTATION FOR SALIb
mHK subscriber now offers for salt* the settlement
1 of Lands on which he now resides, 24 miles N.
W. of Uni uni bus, Bussell co., Ala., 10 miles E. of
Auburn, where the Montgomery Railroad will soon
reach, and if continued further will run within two
miles of my place. The settlement contains 9GQ acres,
lying on the Little Hnllawoka Creek, all O. and H.
Lauds, 300 or 400 acres of*open land, uH fresh and
good—lies well, water ns good as any on earth ; the
land will aversge.frum line to line, 20 bushels corn or
1000 tbs. of cotton to the acre; a Gin and 8cre
generally from November
to April a tut Ainy.
Our leiuis are 61 per pair for lots numbers from
No. 0 to No. 13 inclusive, dclivcrcil nt any central
t nhil in Georgia. Alabama nr Florida, where one
undred nr more pairs are taken, payable 1st March
of one It year.
Orders for any number of pairs nf Shoes, naming
place of delivery, will he promptly attended lo.
[rT A few solipr and industrious Shoemakers can
find constant employment by applying early.
jpliN DILL A Go.
1 ' \ :, °
NOTICE.
KINGS GAP FOR SALE.
t NY pnr.imi iloltji
/V P.l to .-all mot ,
House «M Lot Ar Sale In upper
part or the City.
F OR ul« the Hew. ,1*1 Lot xt prMom occupied
by the undersigned, opposite the residences of A.
L. Grant and Daniel Rowe. Vrict 6800. I can be
seen at Enquirer Office.
Sept IS, 1846 L. P. MINTER.
CARPETS; CARPETS!
Just receive# at
G. IF*. WOODRUFF'S
2 AAA YARD8 extra superfine Ingrain, 3 ply
•UUU and Venetian Carpeting, of the latest
•tyW ALSO,
I Case Chenella RUGS—beautiful patterns.
4 P*. 4-4 Floor OIL CLOTH—very heavy.
2 Pa. 8-4 ” ”
03“ Persons in pursuit of the above named goods,
and DRY GOODS generally, will find il to their in
terest to call and examine hie Stock before supplying
themselves elsewhere.
Columbus, Sept 16, 1846 38 tf
STOP THIEF!”
QTOLBN from the subscriber, on the night of the
O 12th inst., s slim BAY HORSE, about 10 years
old, about 16 hands high, small star in hia face, one
hind foot white, with some white on the other ; some
marks of a saddle on hia hock, and of harness on Ids
shoulders; holds hit head up well, and is a fine har
ness horse ; there is a lump on his right hind leg, the
remains of the spavin, though not lame.
03* A reasonable reward will be given for the
horse or information of his whereabouts, and a good
reward for the thief, with evidence to convict him.
E. B. W. SPIVEY.
Sept 23, 1846 tf 40
ST# Howard!
R AN AWAY from the plantation of the subscriber
, in Montgomery county, Alabama, about the first
of June last, n negro boy named GREEN, about 24 or
20 years of nge, 0 feet 10 nr 11 inches high, of n dark
complexion. When lust heard from, by mo, he wat
in the neighborhood of Fleming Umseys, in Musco
gee county, Georgia.
I will give the above reward for hia apprehension
and connnemem in any jail so that I can get him.
NATHAN HARRIS.
Montgomery county, Sept. 23, 1846 4(1 4t
Twrnty-flvi* Dollars Reward!
R UN AWAY or stolen,on the 2d of Sept., from
the plantation nf tho subscriber, near Hamilton,
Harris county, Georgia, a negro man. MOSES, about
38 vears old, light complexion, about five feet five
inches high,a small scar on the forehead near the hair,
a scar on the left shin hone, to the best of my recollec
tion. 1 will give the above reward, if stolen, for him
and the thief, with proof to convict him, or ten dollars
for the boy, lodged in any jail so that I can get him.
HENRY DEAN.
Sept. 23,1846 3t* 40
To Real,
F ROM 1st (X'tober next, for one year, the House j
and Lot at present occupied by Dr. Wihlnian, nt !
upper end of Oglethorpe street, adjoining the real- [
deuce nf James Redd, Esq.
Apply to JOHN WOOLPOLK. |
Bfpi 9| 1846 _ 08 fit*
GRISWOLD’S
IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
T HE subscriber
these Gins at
Jones county.Gn.
Ho cun .Plfrr no l.t-ltc-r r.cniniiio,i.lallon i
his Gina than the fact, oi having supplied i
tmIre hundred planters with then
m FMt Mueam.
sold, ii rmMUtaLdteidto
klun ni SmB iteSTutm
I »
• klMkMhb.
. lal, BmUim
Cr*w«ll,oa lb. ltd of D«OTnb*t MXt,(tk*
eontinM (earn du u dty,) dw loUawtoa r
StmdtolllMljMroMixia^Um
Unt hone mlnr,Nwd rac, •ktan.nu klMh
»d two cwpcnMn.
Tw«ntx.ikr** ItrM mninlH.
t90 bod of HofS. MM orihM. kUlta« bqp-
40 hoxd of cutlo, MM nporior *Uch «m.
90 hood of 8!mo|>.
BUcknuith'i 100U—cxiptnW’o .
Uion.ili—couoo gin., wxfooo. Hiu, dko. So.
Alu, fix. of iko boxt Daollino PloMh wot Mod*.
Am, iho following Blood od Stock.
Tho eclfbntod ■lollioo John Bucoab.
The Well known homo Liiilo Prince, mom Mil
aid, out of Bolivii by Bxioomb.
Timoloon** ® li| ’P* r,l>,00<1 m*ra oat of Orty Oaooo bp
Bole.it, brood marc,by Boli.ar, out of 0 mare tbe
produce of BelttHlnu and Old GorndMUloii.
Nxnoy Clark, brood mare, eljbt .can old, out of
Morocco Slipper, by Old Bertrand.
F.nn. Hunter, fire you. old, o« of Led. DoooL
son, by imported Riddleworth.
Drown Filley, four years old, out of Ltdy Nash
ville, by Bascomb.
One sorrel Filley, four years old, out of Volavis,
by Baacomb.
One sorrel Filley. three years old, out of Lady
Nashville, by Robin Hood.
One sorrel Gelding, three yetre old, out of Moroc
co 8Upper, by Doctor Wilaon.
One grey colt two years old, out of Morooco Slip*
per, by Bascntnb.
One sorrel colt two years old. out of Naney Clark,
by Oero.
One grey colt one year old, out of Morocoo Slipper,
by Double Archey.
One sorrel colt on
by Double Archev.
One sorrel Filley, spring colt, c
Bascomb.
Morocco Slipper, Nancy Clark and Bolevia, ara
now with foal by Othello.
The above property will be sold on • credit of anc
and twelve months, the purchaser to give bond and
good security.
At the same lime will be sold the splendid rest*
dence and plantation of the late Colonel, e description
of which and terms of sale will be published hereaf
ter.
} year old, out of Nanry Clark*
of Bolevia, by
Sept 16, 1846
' £ Exec'ra.
is 98
while
nthe
Mate, n
n hundred during the same time
>e spared to sustain their high
?r them still more perfect if pus
1 They will be warranted ni uauul to perfnri
; and delivered at the purchaser'll residence.
Engagements can he made with hia tr,
agents, or by letter directed to him.
A FARM of 320 ACRES,
FOR SALE,
S EVEN miles from Columbus, in Russell county,
Ala., on the road leading to Glennville, 170 acres
cleared, with all necessary buildings, induing Gin
House and Hcrew. A bargain will be given on ac
commodating terms. Apply to
B. A. SOR8BY, Columbus, Ga.
Sept 16 tf 38
BRUNO & VIRGINS,
I MPORTERS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
and Sole Agents for the sale of J-. Chickering'e
and Nunn’s At Clsrk’e
PIANO FORTES*,
Have constantly on hand, and offer for sale at the
lowest prices, a splendid assortment of Piano Fortes,
with the latest improvements, from the above cele
brated manufactories.
Also, a large assortment of VIOLINS, from 81 to
860; GUITARS, plain, from 0 to 88—with patent
screws, from 10 to 870; Bass Viols; Flutes, from 50
cents to 850; Flageolets, single and double; Clari*
neites; Fifes; Bass and Snare DRUMS; Tambo*
riuen ; Bugles, plain and keyed; Concert or French
Horns; Post Horns, with valves; Trumpets, plain
and with valves; Cornopeons; Trombones; Ophi*
\ olides; Bass Horns; Bassoons; Hunting Horns; su
Tile mult-house adjoining on Arcli street,
owned by Hawthorn McCulloch—insured
84.000
Two story brick dwelling. No. 75 Arch
street, and a fra mi 1 building in the rear, own* .
ed by John Thomaa—insured for $1.V>00, not
•ufficieiii to rover loss. ,
Fraino building in the tear of 73 Arch st.,
owned and occupied by P. Lynch aaa cabinet '
maker's shop—no insurance.
Two story buck dwelling, No. 155 Green !
st., owned by A. D. L. Whipple—no matt- I
ranee.
Two 2 story frame dwellings, Nos. 157 and :
159 Green st., owned by W. Sweeny—insur
ed 81.200.
Two like buildings adjoining Nos. 161 and !
163. owned by F. Flnnuigan—insured 81.100. |
Two aioiy brick dwellings, Noa. 46 and 46
Ferry st , owned by A. D. L- Whipple, j
slightly injured—insured 51000 each.
B ike-house in tlie rear of No. 50 Ferry I
at. owned by J. Thomas and occupied by '
Isaac Keeler—no insurance.
[Balt. American, 12th. 1
Mr.wpins Kail Road. — We learn from |
the Coosa River Journal that the Stork- '
holders of die Koine and Memphis IiailroaJ j
held an adjourned meeting in Rome on Thun-1
“ When you imVa goYti"min"io tiw iiTckTng ; '".T 0 "' OI ' , 1 f' , 1 b > ‘ ''"7tiH't
....... . ■ i , . , * 6 hales a day; the stream slid situation good for a
poult—that is, when he proposes—don’t turn sow and Grist Mill on the same; stables,crihs and
away your head, or affect n blush, or refer negro cabins, good dwelling house, sinerior good
him to pa, or to »9k him lor more lime—all peach orchard, and I challenge the world for « heal
these tricks are understood now—but just |
look him right in the face, give him n hearty j
•mack* and tell him to go without delay stud
order the furniture."
such n
.e the pr
o| 202| acres, where Kin
•ts of laud nil adjoining, u
s of land. ] will bfll a ;
’.s Gap is situated,
iking in the whole
: Imfgrti" to i
GREAT BARGAINS!
I will m>II, to out rny
SUMMER STOCK,
A Dwelling House 40 leet s>|iiure—a (Inutile peer'll
Orist (M ill, in operation, ou one of the must bountiful
nlrealn. In the 8t ire, of never failing free-alone water.
Mouni.inr'" 8 ° r *’ |M ' rc W *“’ r ” cverri ‘"" ul SirpT French Muslins, at 25cts. per yd.
(Cf* King'a Gap la ailuatad 7 tlHlea Norik of llam- Also,
illnn, In H.rria county, Geo., xml 110 mile, North of ] |„| v O., 1 n p., gj: bM n ,,,| 1.0
Columhu., xml 4 milex South of the While Sulphur 11111 HiG* a nnCS, LU 40 t Ol [lllU ol l-w
Rosin, Bows, Bridges, Pegs, Tan pieces, and
Mules, for Violins: Tuning Forks and Hammers;
Muutii-pieced for Clarineltes aud Brass Instruments;
Violin, Guitar, and other Strings; Reads for Glsri-
neites and Bassoons; Music paper; Ives’s Patent
Bar Folio, for securing Music, Pamphlets, Letters.
Ac.; Accnrdeons; Harmonicas; Toy Trumpets; pa
tent screws, pegs, Jcc. for the Guitar—0cc. Ac.
i\nv iuid Fashionable IBinlc*
Instruction Books for the Piano Forte, Guitar, Violin,
Accordeon, Ac. Ac., constantly receiving.
Coluuiiius and Mncon, Ga., )
March 4, 1846. \ ll-tf
Tarrant's FlTervescent Seiner
Apcnent.
' ’ v; : " , " V _ u „_,t . uiiu uciicm iriim any meuiciuaipreparation.
Springs, in Meriwether county. Cali and aee. tents per yard , n that we should be induced to "laud its virtues to tbe
WM. LOW CULURITH, P. M. Summer Cassimeres and Liueil Dnl- ; ,k»e«.’’ and publish to all iu good qualiiies. Wetruat
Aug 26, 1846 in3tn Proprietor lings, very low. we will be pardoned, after premising thus much, if we
’ of TARRANT’S OFFER-
BANK NOTfi A EXCHANGE TABLE.
If EC-IE IIASIS.
Bank of St. Mark’s, Columbus, par
Insurance Hank, " par
Bank of Hruuswick, Augusts, pur
Mechanics' Bank, •• par
Bank of Augusts, '• pur
Insurance A Bunking Co. " pur
Georgia Railroad A B. Co. '• par
Bank of Htate of Oen. Savannah. par
Marine A Fire Ilia. B'k. " pur |
Plamer'a Bank, •' par j
Central Railroad A B’k Co. “ par '
Branches of State Bunk at Augusta, Athena.
Macon, Entonion, Milledgeville A Groeuaborn, pur 1
Ur. Marine A Fire In B'k at Mncon, par
Merclisnka' Bunk. " uncertain '
Commercial Bank of " 60 per cl. diset. I
inward affection, fri
causes—with sixty in family, I Iibvc lived
(lie place this will makn three years ; I hove n«i
hnd a case of fever In the family yet; lint mine sin
but this section ie generally so round tne. Come ami j
see. Corn nt 37 j cents nn the place at the pile, lings. '
sheep and goals low—all ill one or two payments. I i
offer from now until 1st Nov. next, the whole settle
ment of land, n 50 saw gin, 100 bushels corn, and .'.000
pounds fodder, and will find the wheal and sow ten
acres; 20 bead of sheep, 7 bead of goats, and 10 bush-1
els of oats, and part by possession for 86,000, cnslt |
down. Tbe title perfectly good. All for the benefit
of myself and creditors.
A IL GRIFFIN. !
Near Opelika I’. O., Bussell co., Ala., nr 1
Mt. Jefferson, Ala. j
September 23, 1840 tf 40
lltuiiilton Fcimile N<»mimiry.
|1IIE undersigned, eitixens of Hamilton, take great
Builders* Hardware, . . AL8 “' vescent^seltz
\ Large and full assortment of Buu.ihnu Mate- • A IffW plRCCS Of OSS Gafpetlllg, lit COSt j i of Bilimia Complaints, Indigestion, Headache, Heart-
. iiiai.s, such as Knob, Closet ami Plate Lock* ' Ladies' Ki i Slippers’, aheap. burn, Ac. Having heard it highly extolled by e num-
of nil kinds, various patterns of Knob and oiher 1 |. J, Diivies. I ber of our friends, we have lately tested Us virtues.
Latches, Snsli Pullies, Boi.ts of every description, 1 I and confess to on unqualified approbation of it, both
Wrought and Cut Naii.s, Spikes, Blind Fasten : Columbus, Aag. 26. Jo it for its positive and effectual medicinal character, and
iugs, Butt Hinoks of all shea, Wood Schkws, | itaaa> itnti ns forming one of the moat delightful end agreeable
Brads Ac. Ac., For utile very low |>y 1 WUr iroir* t aperients for the summer season. The ease with
Aug. 12 J. ENNIS AGO. QWBDF.S, English mu! American refined Ikon, j which it is prepared, (merely requiring water to be
r, *• " — J poured upon it in • tumbler,) iu sparkling efferves-
(Copy ok Note)
6105 75. One day after dnte, I pro
Wayne W. Eilands or bearer, one bund
dollars and seventy five cents, for value received.
(Signed) H. W. Owens,
April lr.l, 1845.
notified not tn trad<
pay
CIV . „
Ej A complete H^sortment; also Shep.T, Hoop, Band I
id Rod Iron of oil sixes. For sale by
* ENNIS A CO.
Aug. !2
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Ac.
4 LL per
/\ mil of
'•opy,
i lost
f»gi
the 6th day of July, |84d!
is hereby notified not to pay tin
but to the subscriber. JOHN M. Mr It’S B
Florenee, Btewxrt ro.. Ga.. 16th Sept. 1846.
aker of said note
any pe
Kiim II lte«li, ftc*
W ROUGHT Iron Rag Wheels, and Cast Iron
Rack ‘ *
Aug. 12
DK.
the lat
in Harris
it, nil the perisloihle
ting of ImiBca, linga
f Jeremiah Mullins, deceas
the tenth day of No 1
*“ petty <»| sr ,J ’
B n ,
Unimex Wltn tne explain, and main lo tile j (un) „ f (j fe ,|„||., r , „„ e ai
Exchange, where ihey had nf cuur-o a royal kjn( , „ , olll | of $15,000 wax |
"crow" over the croakers. “ VVhal ihc | wlll J u |y organined, 1
deuce ixlhx mxtter with lliexc Ametican.," : in){ Oiieclnri elecied, *ie: .1
mg and marching. " Bui," ax Holme. laid,
with x knowing xliake ol hix head, “ thty toon
found out vky." Holmex wound up ihe
ceremony hy gi.ing ihe Americana and hix
fritoda (dinner in liooor of Palo Alio and
iUaaca da lx Palma. I relate ihil almost
J. W. M. Berrien, Daniel K. Miichcll, and
John K. Park, of whom Wm. R. Smith
waaaubaequently elected at a meeting of the
Direclora, Picxideni, and John E. Park,
Secretary aod Trtaauret.
The length ol the rond will be about 17|
exactly ax he related it to me; for I could extending from Kingxinn, down ihe
not improfo on hia graphic account. J Etowah liver, to its junction, with the
Tne Sa.xta Pe ExreoinoN.-A cone,. ’ OoxtaoxuBa. The coat of the work lx ext.-
poodeot of tho St. Lnuix Republican, wri-1 ma,e( * 1,1 «bont 87o,00 •
ring from Fort Bent, July 31, sayt: anln L *"
The arrival of Gen. Kearney, yesterday,
h<n put ;t slop to our pleasures, and wo are
now busy making preparations to move on
wards to Santa Fe. The traders are to fol
low in (he rear of tbe army, winch now ntim
Tbe Revival in Nashville continues with
unabated interest. The number of conver
sions amounts to about 300. possibly even
more, the larger portion of whom have joined
the M. K. Church, South. Meetings are
Bank of Ocmulgee,
Hunk uf Mii'lriljjeville, Mutedgoviile,
Central Bank nl Georgia, "
Bank of RnckerMville, Ruckcruville,
Bank of Dniien ami Briificlivs
UANR.1 or SOU1H CAItOf.tNA.
Charleston Banka
Bank of Hamburg
Gominerninl Bank of Columbia
Bunk of Georgetown
Merchants’ Bank nf Clteraw
Bunk of Catndeit
•State Bank nf Alabama and Branches.
Batik of Mobile, at Mobile............
New Orleans Banks
Kemu kv Bunks
To'invssea Bank,
broke I
pur
plenanre in nnnouncing
id die adjoining enuntiea, who
their iluugbtera iiiorouj
ll’.y,
aiding
to In
instructed, morally u
bent, nlantntioii tools, ox wagon, u good fan, lint
ni kitchen furniture, ond vui ioua other orticleo
■ holil
ton tedious to mention. Fait* to continue fn
day until all is sold. Terms made known n
of sale. ELIJAH MULLINS. Adm'
Harris ro. Sept 2,3, 1846 40
sni?itwo«D*s jhao.yetm:
liHClIIIHE.
RUNO A VIRGINS. Agents for Sherwood’s i
dvalled Magnetic Marliine; also, the Mug-j
(Compound Bitumen Plaster, and Magnetized i
Gold Pills.
j deceased. , Columbus and Macon. Ga., March 25th, 1816 Ml if)
: Sleclynrds, j
eo , \\TAItRANTKL> Hteelyards. a complete aisor
day to VV ment to weigh from 50 to 50(1 pounds
the day For sale by J. ENNlfii A CO. !
' ' Aug. 20 1646.
. mild and gentle action, with its success in r«-
storing the healthy tone of the system, and creating an
elasticity of mind aud flow of spirits which gives e
seat to every enjoyment, are • few of the advantage#
which thie •' geftzer Aperient" lias over any other
prepai aiijn which ha? thus far come under our know!-
^Testimonials from gentlemen of high standing in
their profession accompany each bottle ; also witn a
full description of it# properties and direclhna for use.
For sale by
Aug 19,1846.
POND A WILLCOX.
Agents—Columbus, Oa.
Am
broke ,
1 per ct. die
1 per ct dh
and.m B niks
Virginia Banka
American Gold
Georgia H per cent. Bonds...
Georgia 6 per cent. Bonds...
Check* on New-Yoj-k, sight.
" AJbarlestou. .a.,..
Augusta
I per ct. die
. I per ct dia
. 1 per cl. pi e
. LOO eta. pr dot
. 07 eta. pr do)
I per cl. pr'rn
. i per ct. pr m
. 4 per ct. pr’m
Maiu’A ami Alias AMtMiA C. Wilson, for
nauing rtchnlastic year. In addition to the I'ocili
anally enjoyed at other institutions for tho nc-
1 quireinent of knowledge, the Hamilton Female Herm
nary will nffnr.l many that are peculiar. Not tho
C"! i lM»t of these advantages, in the opinion of the sub
scribers, is that it will be under the exclusive control
of young ladies, who are sufficiently experienced, and
who arc deficient in no qualification requisite to a
faithful and judicious performance of the task they
will undertake- It will ho observed by a glance nt
the list of studies pursued in the different depart
ments, tlmi no useful branch of education is omitted,
and that the pupils of thin Seminary will have no
cause to lament ihe inadequacy of tho Course. But
besides ibis, the Misses Wilson have exhibited to the
subscribers the most satisfactory testimonials of their
exalted moral worth, amiability of manners, and their
competency to impart n full knowledge of those scien
ces included in the subjoined course of instruction.
Parents who reasou correctly upon the subject nf ed
ucation. will estimate very highly these unrivaled ad
vantages.
I^OUR months after date apidicuiion will be made
to tIII! I — «.l- .1-- . I- XX
county, while
» fifth of l«t of land nuinbi
and five, in twentieth district nf Harris conn
property of Abner IL S. Bankston, orphan
months after date application will be made vr AILS, Saws. Locks, Hinges. (
\°' honorable the interior court at llama j ]>| Kettles. Waffle Irons, Wa
-h.le sm.ng for ordinary purposes, for leave ; Table and Pocket Knives, IUxnrs,
Banksto
dec’d.
■lAitnw.Aici:.
Hinges. Clinius, Pots, Ovens
**’ ,fer Irons, Sifters
Spoons. Mill Iroiif
i MdlSuws, Gin Gear, Axes, Brads, Tacks, An
gers,Chisels, Ac , Ac., for se!c by
11ALL A 1MOSK8.
: 17
*J6
r 1 EOIIGI A—llorris Inferir
l.T nary purposes, Heptomhc
It being repi
roi.i;iiBi;s PKicea vvhhemt.
CUII.IXCTXI. WXXKI.r.
ben utl the ground xboul 1.600 men, and who i a | s0 j„ ptngrett m llic firxl unit second Prex
will mxrcb 00 (o-morrow or ;he dny aficr. byleriari Churcliex, ..rid the Cumbeil.md
The nrmed force at Sant, be 11 enrlouxly : £f re ,by.erinn Cliurcliex. xx well ...the Meilio-
cxtimjicd at from one hundred and <i"jdist Churches, in wInch ihe good wmlt fir.1
two hundred and fifty men. j commenced and where it lint* been curried on
No one suppose* that any show of resistance , w „ ll8Uc h glutioua success,
will be made by the Mexicans. The trip will , [Franklin (Tenn.) Review.
prove a very pleMant one to the army—to I 1
the trader#, a long and expensive out*. 03* Inyluekxa and Consumption.—It is indeed
The ireaieat good humor and harmony ! « mxlincholy uuth tl..t il»u.«nd. f,u victim. ...
b„. pie.ailed among u. nnd px.hxp. no j
penooa, iu the dixclinrge of an unpioftteblx wluirc.i.ucli ccmploim. with the frc.te.t
duty, exer gxinxd more real frtenda than [ indifference, .ml lei them run on for week, and
C.ptiio Mooie »nd the officer, of hie corn- ‘
pany.
Oen. Kearney left on the 3d ult., for Santa
Fe, io adeanc' of the main body of hie forcee.
They remained five day* at the Fort. The
ttoopa had loxt about one hundred lioteee al
together, but were etill in good epirile and
willing to ga (head. The company of in-
fantry reached the Fort two daya before the
mounted tronpe: they had not loxt a tnan on
tbe way, and were in excellent healili. The
whole regiment were oo half rationa, and had
but tew daye prorixionx with them. The
wagona taking auppliea for them, were tome
oigb’. daye behind them.
Nkw uxtroa Potatoh—A Frenchman
ufacturer haa aucceeded. (after 6 yexra labor)
in producing excellent paper and paateboard,
from a eubaiaocc aeparated from Ihe polatoe.
The proceaa i* » aecret.
, without thinking of the danger. At first you
have what you consider a slight cough or cold ; you
allow business, pleasure, or_carelessness io prevent
you from giving it any attention; It then settles upon
your breast—yoa become hoarse, have pains in tbe
side or chest, expectorate large quantities of matter,
perhaps mixed with blooh ; a difficulty of breathing
ensues, and then you find your own foolish neglect
has brought on this complaint If. then, you value
life or health, be warned in time, and don’t trifle witn
your Cold, or trust to any ijuack nostrum to cure you ;
but immediately procure a buttle or two of that fam
ous remedy,
W lb TAR’S BALSAM OP WILD CHERRY,
which ia well known tu be the most speedy cure ever
known, as thousands will testify whose lives have been
saved by it.
For Inffuenaa it is tbe very best mediciua in the
world, as hundreds will testify.
None genuine without the written signature o
l. BUTTS.
03* For sale, wholesale aud retail, by
FOND A WILLCOX.
Jan. II. 1848 'I 1y ins) Cetembue, Ga.
Kentucky 121 i
India 20 i
Dundee not
Bacok 7 a
Rope, lb..
Kentucky 5 h
Manilla B a
Cotton—
Squire bales... .7 «
Round bsles.... 0
Corr ak—
Rio
Iron—IB
Nail Rods.
VX-Yb’
J’ig
Bar
•Sheet 7 a 8
Lime... 4*cask 2 uj 5u
Mol.ABSKS— 4> gai 28 a 33
K n
Curr
vliitr. ndu
«fo.
-.1, i
of the
««uig
nnd also
istiuji of s
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
First Departinent, English Orthography, Read
ing. Writing and Elements of ArnlimeUc,
riling i
session uf 0 months....
Second Department, English Gi
.0 s
7| Mails— (p keqfi OUs 6 00
o| Oils— 4* gull.
.Sperm I 25 a 1 30
8 ft 10 Lamp 1 00 a I 95
Havana 7| ft 8 Linseed 1 00 .1 \ 2
Java 10 ftl2j Lnrd GO a
Lagusyra 9 ft 10 jTrain 62 a
8t. Domingo.... 7 ft 8 {Paints—keg..2 25 u 3 Oo
Canhi.es— | Sugar-- ♦> lb
Sperm 30 ft 33 Mew Orleans.... .8 a 10
Tallow 10 ft 19lj.it. Croix 10 all
Cider—bbl... .67 ft Hu vans Brown.... 8a 0
Domestics—yd. Loaf. 14 a ifi
Brown 3-4 6 ft 7rjSALT, pr sack.. 200 a 2 25
Sheeting, 4-4.... 8 ft It STEEL—per lb.
Do. blench’d.,.. 8 ft 12 Oust 22 a 20
Cotton Osntburgs.o ft 10 Eng. Blister 10 s 18
Ticking* 10 ft 20 American 10 a 12
Jeans, Ky 40 ft SOjSoAP—lb 6s 8
Flour— 4> bl | SriRiTs— 4^gul.
Western none Brandy,Cham.2 50 n 3 00
Country.I| ft per hun {American 50 a 62
Fish- Vbl {Gin—Holland.. I 20 a 2 00
Mackerel, No. 1 616 1 Americun 37 a 40
" “ 2.. 80 a 10 Rum 40 a 45
"^3..68t 9 j Whiskey, reel.... 27 a 30
“■ ““ ““ Common....*.. 35 a 40
Shot—pr bag..l 75 a 2 00
Toxacco—lb.
Honey Dew 55 a 50
Tallow—lb. Ca 8
Tka—lb.
Imperial 1 a 1 *25
Gunpowder.
$8 00
r _ _ . Arith-
included, Gtengrapby and Notural
Philosophy, per session ol 5 month*....... 12 00
Third Department, Mental nnd Moral Philoso
phy, Rhetoric, Botany, Natural History,
Chemistry, Algebra,Geometry nnd Latin, per
session of 5 months 15 00
Extra Charges.
Music nn Piano Forte, per session 820 00
For u*e of Piano, per session 2 50
French, per session 10 00
Contingent expenses, per session 50
TIT Parents, before entering their tlsoghters else-
75 j where, nre respectfully requested to call and see the
■*' undersigned.
PKATHKKS—re.. .27»33<
Grain— ip bu.
Corn 40 ft 40
Wheat 60 ft 75
Oats 35 ft 30-
Gunpowder— F keg
P. P. G 86 00 ft 6)
Common ....63 50 ft 4
Glass—per box
6 by 10....2 25 ft 2 50
10 by 12....2 50 ft 3 00
19 by 18 ...4 00 ft 4 00
Hidks ip lb 6 ft
Iron—lb
Assorted 5 a
Hoop. 8
Sheet..
Hy.
Twine Baling.,, .18
Wines—
Madeira 3 00 a 3 50
Teneriffe 1 00 a 1 00
Sicily Madeira.1 35 a 1 00
Malaga 69 a 70
Port 1 50 a fi 51
.8a lOlChampsignc.b.. ,10a for
William Johnson,
Willinnison Switner*
(). M. Stone,
N. 11. Barden,
John .Morphy,
Osborn Crook,
Oziax Stovall.
03" The Misses Wilson refer m Hon. Ai.ex. II.
Stephens, Dr. J. W. Jones, and many oilier dis
tinguished gentlem.
Sept. 23, 846
6 in 40
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 37.
08, 14, 09, 3. 59, 19, 03, 26, 21, 13, 63. 28, 38. 67, 33.
Drawing due Thursday, Oct. 1st,
Georgia Literature Lottery, Class 39.
#1,000-—$1,000-—#900,
1 of *100—*400 of 040.
Tickets 61—Halves 50 cents—pack. Quarters 63.75.
Drawing due Fridsv, Oct. 2d.
*30,000. *13,000. *7,.TOO
lOOof'Sl.OOO. lOO of 900.
Tickets 612—Halves 66—quart. 83—eighths 61.50.
For sale hy J. S. ARNOLD,
Successor to J. H. Andrews.
O* Office at the same old stand ou Broad street, 9
doors from "Six Eagles."
03" Orders by mail will roceive prompt attention.
Columbus Hept 99, 1846.
iking his
estate—
It is therefore ordered by the court, that tbe said
James Sntterwliite do appear at the next term nl this
court to be held on tlm first Monday in November
nest, then and there to shew cauau (if any he have)
wbv his letters of administration on the estate afore
■Bid should not be revoked, Ac. it is further order
ed, that service of (his Rule Ni Si he perfected upon
the said James Satterwhite in terms of the law ia
such cases made and provided.
A true extract from the minutes of Harris Court of
Ordinary, this 10th day of Hept., 1846.
WM. JOHNSON, c c 0.
Sept 23. 1616, 3t 40
C 1E0KGIA—Harris Inferior Goon sluing at a
% Court of Otdinary,September term, 1846.
Upon tho petition of Eugvnus V. Bentun.it is or
dered by the Court, that William Johnson, adminis
trator on the estate of Thomas II. Benton, deceased,
do biiow cause at the next January term of this court,
(if any lie have.) why he should not make titles to
Iota of land number 101 ond the south half of lot 104.
originally Troup hut now Harrie countv. tn the said
K N. Benton, uncording to the tenor ami effect of su’d
annexed Buud-*-and tlmi service of this order and bond
be perfected by publication, according to the statute
in such coses made and provided.
(Corv Bond)
Georgia. Harris county. Know all men by these
presents, tli.ti I- T. II. Benton, of the stale aforesaid
and county of Harris, am held and firmly bound unto
E N. Benton, of tlm county and state aforesaid, wit
ncsseth that the said T. H. Benton binds himself, his
heirs and assigns, in the joint and full sum of four
thousand dollars, unto the said E. N. Benton, in good
and lawful money.
The condition of the above obligation is such, that
the above bound T. H. Benton is to make or cause in
he made good and lawful titles unto the said K. IN'.
Benton, ins heirs nr assigns, to one lot number 103.
aud the south hall of lot lot, originally Croup hut now.
Harris, when the said R. N. Benton shall pay or
cause to be paid gcotl and lawful money iu foil for
the above lots. If tbe above obligation should be
complied with, this bond shall be null and void—oth
erwise it sliull remain iu full force and virtue iu law.
Given under my hand and seal, this the 9ih of Sep
ten.ber. 1840 T. II. BknTon.
Test—George C. Benton.
A true extract from the minutes of Harris court ot
ordinary, Sept. Jilt, 1846
WM- JOHNSON, c c 0
8ept 93,1846^
Troup co. Sheriff's Buie.
O N the first Tuesday in October, in LaGrange. the
following property, vis t
Lot in Weat Point, on west side the river, beins
number 10, in block 19. with tka buildings thereon—
fi fa in favor of Hopei Towns vs Thornes C. Russell
James T. Lengieo end Jeasa Stanley.
Bsft I JON A. TAYLOR, Bh'ff
Faints Oil*, Window Gin**. Ac.
41 /\r. KEGS White Lead, suporior quality;
: ^Uu 660 gallons Oil;
! 200 boxes Window Glass ;
Red. Litharge,
•Ie low, by
HALL A MOSES.
state ol Daniel L. Me- : Fsmy. Whiting. Red Lead. Veneiii
ig of said estate in not Varnishes, Paint Bru.hes, Ac., for
Itopc, Pitching Yam, Oakum.
M ANILLA,. Hemp and Coilou Rope, Packing
, Yarn, Oaku
Lutliinif Null*.
•jved fine 3d. nails, snd for sale by
HALL A MOSES.
JUST re.
* July 22 31 ,1
Gin Cn*tiii|fs ut 4 cents per pound ,
on IA FRET WHEELS for aole at the
O. y. 1U above redueed price, by 1
HALL Ac MOSES. !
July 86 31 |
Corn amt Cob Crusher* and
STRAW CUTTERS.
HALL Ac MOSES. |
I /OR sale by
1 June I7
Carpenters' Tool*.
\ N extensive assortment—Planes, Haws. Squares,
Compares. Chisels, Filet, Adars, Hatchets, Ac.,
Ar., for sate by
HALL A MOSES.
June 17 *«
While Lend tind Mitseetl Oil.
^ UST received by R- A. WARE
I April 8 ’ IF*
Arjfllild Lamp Wicks,
■ -volt .ale by POND A WILLCOX.
F April 22.
Congress W ater.
I /HIRSH Congress Water juat received by way ot
1 Savannah, and for rale by
Sept 2 R A. WARE.
KAETALA MILL FLOUR,
HORNER’S COMPOUND
TONIC MIXTURE,
j A SPEEDY and certain cure for the Fever and
r\. Ague, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, pre-
• pared from the Original Recipe—used with eminent
and universal success, since 1833.
i !J3* This medicine is highly recommended, and haa
been extensively used in the above diseases with such
i distinguished success, that the proprietor of the reci
pe has been induced to offer it to the public in ite
present form, in the hope thnt it may be the mean* of
' relieving many of those who are suffering under thi*
I scourge of our country. It is a medicine possessing
| great virtue, and when used according- to the direc
tions, has never failed to effect ■ cure even in the most
obstinate stage of the disorder; it is not ar all disa
greeable, and persons of the weakest stomach, aud
1 children may take il with impunity. It strengthena
j the digestive organs, creates an appetite, and seldom
requires more than ore, or in obstinate cases, two b«C-
| ties, t<» effect a cure. There is neither mercury nor
< arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious to the
! human constitution. The proprietorls so well convin
ced of its efficacy, that he agrees to refund the money
I for it, when taken in accordance with the direction#,
ami it has not effected a cure of the Fever and Ague.
The proprietor has in hi* possession many certlfi-
j cates fiom persons of the highest respectability in this
city, which he refrains from publishing, for he wishe*
I the.medicine to stand or fall upon its own merita.
j New York, March, 1644.
! 0JT For tale in l-oltimbue, by
POND k WILLCOX t
| Aug 19 35 Sole Agents
SCHOOL NOTICE.
fnilE undersigned, Trustees of the GLENN-
1 VILLE SCHOOLS, take pleasure in announ
cing to the public that they have procured the service*
of Mr. JOHN A. GRANT and LADY, in the Fe
male Department; and that they have no heaitatiou in
saying that Mr. and Mrs. Grant have well aaatained
their characters as In.itructora, and are giving general
satisfaction to their patrons.
By an arrangement of Mr. Grant, Mr. B. H. LIG-
NOSKl has consented to take charge of the Music
Department at the commencement of tne next session,
July 90th. Mr. L. haa the reputation of being one of
the best performers on the Piano, Organ, Harp, Ate.
in the country.
03” Terms of Tuition on all reduced to suit ihe
titnea.
Mr. Grant bis an extensive Chemical and Philo*
snphicul apparatus.
Hoard cun ba obtained iu the best fcmilies at $6 per
CONSTANT SUPPLY kept on hand, st tin-
* REDD A Co.
G. B. TERRY.
3t 3»
A .tor. of WM
Also, at the store uf
Sept 9,1846
EL S. Smith A Oo.
AGENTS FOR
WAYNMAN FACTORY,
UPSON CO. OA.
Columbus. Dec 31.
in eon
month.
We deem it unnecessary to ny any thing
mendslion of the health of our villam.
RANDOLPH MITCHELL,
A. M. SANFORD.
B. E. DUBOSE,
WILLIAM FREEMAN.
H. M. JERNIGAN,
P. H. MITCHELL,
M. M. GLENN—Trustees.
Glennville, Ala. July 1, 1646. 66 3*a
The Eufsula Sh'cld will copy and forward account
to JolinA^ Grant.
THB JIOTHBB’I FRIEND.
OB
lyDIA.y FEMALE^ RESTORATIVE,
A VALUABLE DI8COVIEY—for prwMl,
p.im—.ftxr pxim—rx.llxmux at xtf.1 urn-
ou. trrit.bilitjr—nxuxx. .t tk. .toxnok fxad xefca
and x.uxr.1 debility. .
Alio, Vxluxbl. to prxvenl Abenix*
O' For axl. by Ox. M. WOODRUFF,
Broed Street. OefauSee, Geocyie.
Alw for axle by Aaena, ie Teib—I n.ebbb
WbiteeviUe, Pun OeiMe, OeoreMeera, Ane^ewi
Outhben, Bltk.ly, .od MeeteTilweUhaMeaden»
tiee in Oeoreia eed Alebeeie.
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