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Newspaper Page TextPUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, TIIOS. RAGLAND A G. W. HARDWICK, PROPRIETORS. ASSISTED IN TUB EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT 8. W. FLOURNOY• TERMS—Tint ra Dollars per annum, payable ima- riahly in advance fir new tubiicriptioiif. No Paper will be dh«ronUnueii while Any arrearage it* due. unless al the option of the publishers; and four Dollars will, in nil eases. heeiacted where payment is not made before the excretion of the subscripiion year. ADVERTISEMENTS Con«piruouslv inserted at o.nk dollar per one hundred wools, for the first insertion, and fifty cents for every subsequent eontinuanre. A square in the En quirer is the space of eleven lines in small type, con taining, as it docs one hundred words. All ADVERTtatMEvra sent to in without specifying the number of insertions desired, will be continued until ordered out, and charged accordingly. LfiAL Ahvk;itisement8 published at the usual rotes an l with -trict attention to the reqniaitiotts of the law. Suf-riffa’ Sales under regular execution must be ad- \erii**ed for THIRTY days before the day of sale; under >rigag* ft. sixty days before the day of «il< £l)c (Columbus A STRICT CONSTRICTION OF TIIE CONSTITUTION—~AN HONEST AND ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT. VOLUME XXI. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12. 1848. NUMBER 39 LAND «Ac. F O It SALE. River Land for Sale !! I \ PLANTS ±\. comprisin' Land, now in c PL ANTATION, only Five unles from Columbus, ’unt(vising Three Hundred acres of lirst rate River cultivation, adjoining and similar in qual ity to “ Wool folk** famous Bend.” Mon* land adjacent. iv to “ Wool folk’s famous Bend, Sals., of Lind mi Negroes', "by EieeWon. Adintoh- ofrtie "Slav kind. «n hr mir. hased.jr deairad.' Good trnt.>r« or ftiinr.liffri*. far «iitv n*v« before the dav ! crib*, overseer * house and kitchen,a first rate Gift house, a largr nani,s< rrw.amt sulUe.etit negro h ai-es, together trators or GuarJians, for sixty days before the day of sale. ) FORTY DAY?? S ale* of personal property (ex^pt Negroes) before the day of sale. ' Citations by Clerks of the Court* of Ordinary, upon no*»lira*ion for letters of administration, must be pub lished for thirty days. Citations upon application for letters of dismission, hv Executors. Administrators or Guardians, monthly for six UONTIIS. Order* of Courts of Ordinary, (acrompani. 1 by n copy *»f *n<* birvl «*r agreement,) io make Titles to Land, ifin-i .1. (.uhlislied three months. Notices by Executors or Admiriietrato-s or Guardian**, of application to the Court of Ordinary for leave to soil Land or Negroes ot an estate, four months. Noth'*.* by Executor- or Adminlstrati an I Creditors of nn e«'ate, for six weeks. tty Letter* jo the. E liters on business, must lie post paid, to entitle inem to attention. a ell of etrellen tl.l : re on tlie piece. The pnrchnm »rn and (odder for the coming year hown over the place, hy my overseer JOS. \V. June 50. 18(8. PAT K IS MEDICI N E S *2>® ss Compound Condensed SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA! The Great Southern Panacea I PATENT MEDICINES, •daily itn^ioasd on the (•tmple of this country, i nl •• Ext. S uMparilln," which ill fitci >lo not rticle oi tin vulii.it>ln root *Iium* iu»ii>- tlw ' *'"> t”> Land for Sale. II'INIIIMMS SAHSAi'.Al!II.I.A IIOOT. I'Unl with Hi. HI J HEX'S II.M.liiirr U„.| t.KPTANORA VHiaiNlrA.au,I ->„ui,t ,ntr PILES! PILES! PILES! A CURU FOR LIFK SECURED!! Dr, Upham’s Electuary, Au internal remedy for the Cure of Piles. f|AIIE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invented by I Dr. A. Untniu, u tlioinjuiihed plivsicim of New York city, t* the only really »uce«»f,il rsmeiy for Unit dangerous miiu t.'iNtrotkiug complaint, tho PILES, ever t lb red to the Amerii.an public. Tim Electuary contains no Mineral Medicine, no Aloes, Coloryntn Guiubuge, or oilier powerful mol irri'aling pur gative No fair or taking cold while tiuderits iitfbien.ni} no change in diet iirmwarv. If taken ucciiriling to direction*, F IVE or Six Thousand acres ‘ of the same sort left,” | lyimr in TnWmhin Ift ntul Qli. I.nnrr OR Tnlln rvi.* id *2*», lcnnge 53. Tallupt W.I k Olid I i being I ••ight : BOOK & JOB PR 1JN I ING ExcrulrJ nl this (Iffirr with N’ratncss nml Dispntrli, AND AS CHEAP A« ii any ullirr iifiicc in ihis swtion of the Country . Township 10 y. Ahb.tma ; 5<1. 28. Chambers county . . Barbour County. Also, Four or Five Hundred acres of rich to the Debtors I hickory LAND, in Unwell <• •itntw Ain., n (.or River low-grounds, and 15J acres in eitltivati an.I a hall tnll-s nhove ('••liiinbus, Gn.. cifft M.vV W !». Railroad,ot. liter, . ! l.-a.im tli- l< •ation us healthy and the ueighbu anv in the county. 1’ir further information, apply to Dr. Kimhal.- fTnllu- () •«•*.« eoiinty. Jack Floyd. Chamber*. William M. !* *• •hum*, B.irlmtir cmihty, <>r m c, Inmhtis. (hi. to ROBT. S. HARDAWAY. July II, 1848. 3D tf Willi., r A Kpj ivo l,ecu rirtl tie •It o,.ding Pi 05, 'the full'ic cono'r'dl.v'n- inI to ilo* Medical I hr. r P|i S Pile • the hundred* (hat hnvo already ey of D Uphiini’* Electuary: ll Co , Ala . Fob. 2Uth, lri«7. : Gent*.—For tlm last fifteen ritli that most di-tres-mp dis- vl have Ind reenursn to s great aitiiiiR relief, until I ohtaiued , Kir i.d- to \VM Point rliood as good as l.ioubnito, F.ryeipeh*. ull w lot are slHictod with Piles I a. n Mil) and »uro roumdy. ^Signed) E. P. IIILL, Formerly Bank-keeper l» oik of Culumluis. I Sold Wholesale and Retail hv KKTClll’M A ; GOUGH, 151 Ftilion-si.. New York, and J. F. WIN TER* UO.. Columbus, Ga. ! Mnvtf. HIS 21 ly (JOT TON (JINS, = = T'ly in: suie Land for Sale. PLANTATION, £5. T. TAYLOH A CO’S. mo'1 ED C iTTON GINS. T tlK *ub«crtber* regretfully inform their frieinli th public-, that they have completed •e.1 tli- ir Cotton Gin d, Alalminn, ti» the city of •riber offers for sal. HachnchuhKv m Ain . 5!S inik*- from Cohinihus, , ill 551 acres of which are r litMi. O.i the ( rruis.-s are nnovor«cor , s home, sum- it imgro ho'i-es, a new Gin house. 8 -row. A c. Ac.— fertility an i health, this place is nut surpassed by in tlmt seel"ui u| the country. It is well wittered; H ichni huhb-r ere«-k mid several never-failing bran* running through it. There are several very good “ wishing to purelinse a first rote to oxniniim this place. ALBERT U. BOW DR E. Columhu*. July 11, 1848. 30tf we mg* on it. Plantiition.ni Building, Miltnfactory from ( ( olu phu*. They are prepared to furnish any nutnlier of iheir 81 DEUIOIl IMPROVE0 CO*rrON GINN, at th** shortest notice ; mi l invite all those who are in want of a Very *inerior (»1N to send them nn order, or call nt their Mnnufhrtiiring Establishment and select such an article os ihev may want. n - . i %■.. ^ They havtv the exclusive right of inn nn fact uring the { in . lu-cogee ci muv, on im! cMehnu-d nabbie* Met.1 Boiinv, whieli i.eon- « !’*.V" 1 J cl ‘ side red superior to any article in uu for bearings and r< * Vir .,;,, ,l% ‘‘‘"i I- 1 All ....n it,,.... • plantation are some 2f»(> tu re*s of ch • West, journal*. All of tlieir Gins will be supplied with Be romjNJsed of this metal, which will prevent the |k».-Aii- bilitv of a Gin’s ever catching fire from friction. OT- All work done at this establishment i* warranted to give satisfaction. PLANTATION FOR SAL 1 AHE sithscnher, having delerntined for, . offers his Plantation for sale, containing 430 oud leading from range, eight Hides north of tho former _ Kirk. Duvid-ori and others. On this plantation are some 250 acres* of cleared land : Southern Mutual Insurance Co. of my 8urs.ijinrillit— il.UMSUS, April T2.1*48 • you h (loin of suit mule, ••wlmlginent «.f th ,110.1*- with < ’hr.,uii- It In* walk wnh, ti icd vurir ry day—»v dsgrfl-. dial I couhl Kml up of Sn of it tn illl.l . iking u low buttlo-, I 'l»ti,:r. only lli.|iiiit tll.it m of tin. rivlit meiilolim—tli"r» Ir, suirdrnig n ANDK * J-Vvv i» P. JOXK8. E. T. TAVM.Il * CO. Columbus, April 85, KMH J‘J if •-h, and all in giaul repn*i vith all necessary out-hoti** crew, With a well of witter ,s well as a plenty of fresh ru Tl,e above described pin and il dwelling h< ; a good (iin house yo(sl as is in t ho country ing w ater in ull the fields is healthy, nnd n d,*«i dortifin GRISWOLD'S COTTON OIN8. j (dace to live al. and can lie purchased on the lies! of i tt-rtn*, by iipplying to the snlwcrihur. Aug. 15. isf8. (35tf) W. R. PRUEIT. The following Phy irinni, nml miMt siicrns*iui pru this vicinity. — From Dr. J. J. R< lh»v » usml F.ppmg'k Hursiipnnll o t»ii|i*rior to any |> rjNHE suhserilwr is better prepared than ^ r before for manufiuiuring a superfor article of Gina, hav ing procured better materials, better workmen, better maoliinery for doing work, and added all new improve ments suggested by (inst exjmrience. Tlie previon* celebrity of th«*sn (iins since his intro- duetion of the Patent Water Boies, ha* increased their saletooverone thousand in a singL, : eason. N«» exer tions will Iw remitted necessary to render them worthy of a still higher reputation. Engagements can be made on accommodating terms ..3,1. I.:. ...i— THE Wl ijinifl iiianiu lE, LOLUMlir*. UKORUI4. I'niitr Iht rnnlrol ami .mspln k o( IHisroirc Lmicr, NO. O, 1.0. O. F. vho will call on planters g* n< ally, or hv lctterllirected to him at Clinton, Jones cotin ty, Georgia. SAMUEL GRISWOLD March 14, 1848. 13 6m* j Spring and Summer Clothing. J. H. MERRY, No. 3, Warren’. Arcade, a Tew doom above the ro»t Offlee, ti il Dr. II. ill. ilfeisiler, -.taswiod i»y Wm. F. Williavi(rcconlly ^,.ui ;itod ut Emory Col. Inge.) will have rlmrgc ol the ( ‘lassu ai. Detaut- meat of this IriFiitutinii. The Elf.Mkntahv Department will he under the management of WALTON R. HARRIS, Esq. as Itcretoforo. Rates of Tuition* Primary Classes, (pur Quarter,) Advanced English Classes, IditngurtgoH, and studies preparatory to en ter College, - - a - - M Collegiate Studies, - - - - fO KT'I’ho WINTER SESSION will commence on tlm first Monday in October n n xt, by which time we expert to receive Nkw Apparatus, nnd other 8ch«M)l Facilities. Board eon be obtained in this city tuid Girard iqsin rea<*oitahle teriiH. The patronage w Inch ha* heretofore lieen bestowed upon this School, (the lost term hnving closed with eighty-six pupil*.) has given groat confidence to the un dersigned, that tliey will •uecoed in making it, wlmt - r ,—---- V r. ; . - „ , they moBt desire to make it. nn Institution in which all four miles east of Columbus on the 8t. Mu- t fa Branches of a THOROUGH and USEFUL EDU- he situation ishigh nnd healthy, and in a fine ( ATION may be obtained, ami which are considered state «*f improvement. There are 190,««■ res of _clear- ne e*sary to qualify young men for tlie active businesM ^s^nnw receiving a full supply of READY HADE CLOTHING, of every vnriety of styli ion, and made in the be*i manner. Abo, CravntN, Ncarfe, Stock*, Gloves, Ai!'o, LravniN, scurf*, stock*, x.iovcn, su*« m*nder*, Hosiery. Shirt*, of every description, Hat* and Capa, Silk and (’oit/m I’mbrcllas, whieli will be *old cheap. Columbus, May 2, 1848 LAND FOR MALE. t:;: Land, HE Subscriber offers for sale, upon accommodating ' designed, that tliey ~ his plenteUon, containing about 450 i * e«l land, % good dwelling house, and all nut buildings nrr-essary, togetlier with a fine orchard of all kind* of The«ystemof discipli choice fruit, end many other conveniences not necessary , (?|a**e*, will lie such m. »,» .. Ul to mention. Those wi-hing to pur. ha*- are repoctftilly Colleges, in the Elementary Clas-es. the able and auncesa. see for them—'— ' ‘ invited to call and i ( olumhus, Aug. 22. 1848. 36 if h ? l a coi TANNER WANTED. T WISlf to employ permanently, if the per*nti v satisfaction, o good Tanner wh ing, to take chart e «>t a Ton Yard i Address me at Shell Creek Post Office. Mu*cnge.‘ r JAMES McGUIRE. April 18. 18 tf 1 ful iiHiiiageini-ui of Mr. IIarrih w.il he coniinum | The undersigned, after due deliberation with the [ Teachers, have resolved indu-miss from the School every ■ (uipil, who, after pro|ier trial, shad manifest an inenrri- gthle disposition ami hahitually lud condiii t. Justice to the (introiib *»f the 8chool and the character of the lte.fi imd.n"«n^. rnrr,'* mti.'m, will <l.mi duration, vve pie |ge onr. lucemcnt to good coruhti It- Studeulshy the 'Frill uiuiuhu., July 5, |r>48. il belli f rJ irai.inriMa hen J. J. BOSWELL, it equal, If Cohiitilnn. July 5. I84H , M. D. Mr. II. II. Ei»|»iiiR—From aiy kumvIu.lR.’ , July 8, 184*. T HIS Institution, chartered at thy lust scs.sion of (lie Georgia L -gis1nturo, is now in mceessful operation, nnd nflimls nn opportunity lor all who desire it. to obtain Insurance nt iIn- Lowe*! liosaiblc Rule, us it ix merely a fraternal union of a large number of men who agree to shark kacii other's i.osskn,ami no dividend is to he uecttmulaied uputi stock. The t»ri'teipal Office is located in Grifliu, but Ageneia* tire estah!. died in vnrioiiM plneus. Insumnee can Iw ef fected on Fire or .Marine risks an I on the Life of ser vants. J. G. HILL. President. J. U. Parsons, Secretary. POND A WtLLCOX. AgentsCoInmhtK SIDNEY ROOT, Agent Lumpkin, fttr Full information cun he obtained of the Agents. July 11. 1818 30 13m* PROFESSIONAL CARDS. A RESLT E TO THE AFFLICTED! THE CELEBRATED JEW DAVID S, OR HEHREW PLANTER; A Certain Remedy far all FIXED Pains in the 'Side, Chest, Loins. Iltiek, Rowel*. Mnseles. Rheumatism in all its various forms, Nervous Affeetions, Liiiil' nnd Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections, Female Wisiknesscs, ijr., dfc. f V)R THE ABOVE COMPLAINTS this Planter Ima no equal. The great celebrity which it has already acquired not only in the old lint, in tie* new world, the extraordinary cures it litis performed in the most extreme cases of suit Ting, have acquired for it su. lt a reputation, that the proprietor lias not (r • • supply half the demand. The sales throughout every city, town a the United Suites, arc without u parallel stance not surprising when the vast amount of human suffering relieved hy its use i* considered. In spinal ./<■• , ... , ... ... „ feels tho benefit Usually is of tho mint decided clianic- I tint I cun older it'nan «!f'the best pr.MH-ruli.l’n'.'uV M.,r...pHri!'|f» . J'' r * i‘eouseomplinnls, nineteen cuveu out ol tvveil- * i,.,..,, ,.,.,1 m|| r i.n, win-re iniiindir. .C *ti.,t ehis., urn tV readily yield to tlie IK'llCtmllllg stllllllla eotllhlllOll III n .w ami C w.„ no.1.0 ,1. «».. uas aro ^ Vftl|||| g, 0 p L- (until recently) been able to village •• worthy «i . Illl.Ll.NL Columbu.1, July 7. 181^. II. II. Epping—D 'arSir—I Imvn mhaiI your Extract ..f *»r- Mpurill* ia sevnral c*«ss, nnd Itsvs no ba»itntidn in Ntmiuft tllut it is f.illv nqunl.if not Kiineriur io nnyoftlin |tr(*|»nri«ti.Min of llMt *rticln in u»«. Truly your*, Ac. W. K. SCIILEY, M. I). Volantonra nnd DiNclittrgnil Noldinr* having Returned sick and debilitated from Mexico, read this. \V.< Imvn »h« nviileuni of Dr. N. M llottnn, n .likUnpuidied nt Tnanwnll, Mur.on comity, Georgia, who |> cribs.l E|qiiuit's SirMipardla in . ntdo l lifo : i.ab * f> ^ Iv n' Volin! tear*.' idiilit.itad to tlmir Ini i fact, tlie puti. i iy of wlioia Imvn Another Cirtifie l Mr. (Incur A«Iiioii. who can bo Stern of Mr. Gnortrn A found at thn Dry Good t’ni.VMHes, Gku. July IDth, I84H. Mr II. II. Eppinf—Sir:—Having bona for year* pust af- fliclcd with liiioriinttn.il Fnvar, and lukna n great deal of Mar cury.foi that di<ilr.)»»i gco.npluint, witlinutnx|inrl«hclng unv per .m.mat relinf, uml b'-coiniiig vniy inucli dul.ilituted im well a* finding iny ski'i to liecomn Mffi.ctnd uad iny aysiaui very much deranged. I ooiicludad to try *omn of your Sarsnpaiil ia, oid willch.-arfully te«iifv toil* v.lu.ildn pronertie-. hn hy taking a low Boltin* of il I find mv-nlf r onpletniy rovlored to haiilih, nnd ratllv font b«Unr now ihno I Icivn doon for seversl year* port : uor Imval liu.J any raturu of Inin’miltnnl F. Y..un either ehrnt •<l. Th. Inim* of have long-ince been universally tic- who are laboring under weak hacks, no mutter from wlinl cause the weakness may have orig inated, (even if such |»cr*<in have liecti misgitided in pro- viott* iinplieations) in the u-e of the Hebrew Plaster I hey will find the uffeele.l part suddenly restored to its original soundness. As a supporter in cases of constitutional weakness, il will lie found of great advantage. It is particularly re commended to females who are suffering from sn.l.len wenkness or general debility, luslioii.it embraces all the virtues which the most scientific mind wa* capable ol compounding from valuable tmhrtaiirfx found in the old world, and w ill Isi found entirely free from those ob jection* which arc a source of complaint with the nu merous spread plaster* now before tho public. Of/* These plasters |k>* ess the ndvnntage of being put up in air-tight boxes, lienee they retain their full virtues in ull climates. Price 50 cents a box—each box containing sufficient to spread six or eight plasters. Hold in New Orleans hy SCOVIL A MEAD, No. 80 riiiiriras-Hi.. General Agents for the South-West; POND A WILLCOX. CulimihuM ; .Murphy «Y Crook. Hamil ton i S. F. Culberson, La Grange; W. F. A E. M. Sto ry, Nowniin. Juno 13, 1818 56 ly Per. OSCAR ASHTON subject | Female Di'.M-es, Invaluable Family Companion. glX LaotiiragonCauxo^Pr IM Rll.l Ague, would d . Compound Coulenrad Syrup S thereby limy cun antirely re hut rthMe. | r n prot Lo*t or MUloid. LL person* are « auiioned from trading f>i i-wry not**, made hy John Garrett, and aite-p-.l I) <■- (inrr.’tt,dated the 1th of July, 1818, nnd (siyahle 11 - Barton L Dickons, of Iwarer, for tweniv -cvcn do'lnra id fifty cents, and due two month* after the da*e thereof. An-i 29 372i BARTON L. DICKENS. ed f.r tlieir I TI..- Orde siitution in n i and i v hi. It can he placed Is-lore , *• Teachers, nnd every mein- j be to »t chcerfullj einploj - ; excellent Summer and Full Remedy. and Cure of Con A-thma, l)isousei of the Heart, and all ‘J3I page., 58 ougraving*. Paper 50 s.; bound 7.'» ets. Mail to anv pur!—postage 01 eta. Shoulder Brace* and Client Expanders, 92. Mail to * I any part, 5:) et*. podngc. Inhaling Tillies, Silver. 93, „ I hv mail, letter |s»sfage Abdominal Supporter*, perfect, ’ ♦-< to 910, for all Rnidure*, Falling of the Bowel* and ■I ! Womb, and Weak Buck and Chest; pant by Exjircs* j everywhere. For Braces or SitjqMirlers, or Ibiptun- Sup- porters, give height from head to foot, and eireumler. nee f |>erson next the surface, ju-d above th* 1 hips. If Itup- Agents wanted f» •-«*«»i, have founded this In- the enlightened and Ixou-v- • ofv■*. an I in m*doing, have j:r Tin* Hill mliy tt/* Tnif San-apirilla old at Ml MT bottle of 111* in Quart Bottles, and i> ,.. , , M. ieh eh.-R|sT than nnv brcRtimnnllic tiwttnl strength f.r the a ho’ goods. Addr. I)r. S. S. Fn Broadway, New York, post paid. March 28, JHIH (V. II. P., N. Y.J 707 - f Kduci j'- •I'l'o- k'Ubc r ext,the TO RENT, FROM the first liny of OcIoIht in the soeond and third stories of the liou-e on the North-*-a*t corner nf Br<md ami St. Clair street*. THOM AM A. BRAN NON Trustee of Mrs. ||o.., rand Children. In my absence enquire of Uichard Hoopei c. i Aug. 23 Edun the public (HI non. itt idv hy will lie properly - atfir I th. fn-iliii r, that this i tf <rt in the gr<-m for the benefit of a n-otiiUml tho •mg fr« ces«ary ex and the in. ronng<- fair pro(M>ri» .ugh .•pared by II. II. EPI’ING. r rale hy R. A. WARE. J. F WINTER A CO. ROUT.C\RTER, POND A* WII.M’OX. Also nt Greenville, On. by L. D. MI.NTEK. May 2 20tJ| 37 4t M Ilonar and Lot for Nnle, rpiIE nnderxigued offr-re for-ale the Hot ant part of the city, g *xl neighborhe N H E House i For Rent. nv occupied hy Mr. Tin js’CinllyTlstha ijurplai bre*, nfier paying ten. her* and tie- will !> • unph • I to cluiriiuhle purjs>*e*, f Ap.iurutu*. fabrary, Ac. .\tn->■ ig ofi. r etiar < e* authoriz.’d hy the |/i Ige nnd conui-cteJ with the 8chool, vve think nro»-r to mention, ti: it. hy a v«..e of tire L iJge. the right in gh-o to any person subscribing ami paying One Hundred Dollar*. to send a ( nar.ti aclio.ar totlie English department of tlie School, during the life of the *u!i-ente r, and for sm I: length ol time alter In* death a* may Im* siilfii ient to educate the Beneficiary then at School, lie m..y change the object of liis charity as often as lie pleases, with the single condition, thui ft • must*elert a boy who might urn other wise h.- able to obtain an education. The unrulier ol Seliolarslui^ tbu* authorized are limited, PIANO FORTES. 1 au.t s Bran- T DOWN DU*. 26tf . i lake: Columbus, June 18,1848. A HOUSE TO RENT. TO Rf.nt from the 1st October next, the Hi ■ .s fl ^ _° 4 ' Front-street, now occupied hy Dr, In 11gent member* of our Order, who may desire to id to (hi* Inrtitution, ore invited to confer, witlu.ui vith tin 1 Trustees, ut any BILL! deiiec Of the (Ullrlii yea thirty yet SNMI EL A. BILLING, 1 ALEX. 11. COOPER, I JACOB FOGLE. } ' L Baird. It i* situated in the most pleasant pert of the r ity Apply ai the Enquirer Offi. Aug. 22 Trurtei M. WOODRUFF, 'I WILEY WILLIAMS, J Columbus, Aug. 29. HH 37 4t 36 tf COLUMBUS IRON FOUNDRY, On (Be River Bank, near the Bridge. t prepared to mnke to or der, promptly, (•IN GEAR, PLOUGH POINTS, and Ploughs of ev~nj d<*rriptinn ; ANTI.FRICTION PLATES AND RALLS, I and PULL!ES for COTTON PRESSES. ve on extensive a«*oament of Excellent Mill Gear Pattern*, • prepared to afford thi* specie* of work a* cheap n lie procured from the northern markets. • One cent per pound paid for old Cant Iron. JOSEPH COLWELL A Co. Columbus, Gn., Feb. 59, 1849. 11 Uanl'49 Lii LB iJtJC CQ LLa a 3. ENNlF & Co. H AVE removed to the New Store, a few door* above their old stand, where they J.ave commenc ed receiving tlieir new and heavy stork of IRON. HARDWARE, And CASTINGS, •ry article in their line, which they of loxre*t price*. are respectfully inv ited to give n* n call April 18 NOTICE. <■«'/ Bounty Land-Warrant*. QIOLDIERS who wish to procure tlieir Bounty Isind. ^ ._t have their paper* prepared and their I*nd rants obtained, hy application to the undersigned. MOODY, GRIMES A CO ('olumbu*, July 25, 1848. 32 tf P. 8.—To those who w i h to sell their IaikI Warrant when obtained, we will make a small advance in caah. M., «. A CO. NY, put it« m i - July, deure to employ SIXTY FEM ALE OPERATIVES, rumebf whom mint b* under twelve year* of age. | Tlie C«im(Kinv have er#-<»ted a Urge and commodious 1’iur story brick building, in which the otrrniive* will be boarded and hslged. j The Loirsc will be ininaged by Matrons of pood char- act» r and re«p-ctahility, and und r the supervision of 1 the Board of Directors, and will be supplied with all ) neceteary articles of furniture. i Person* wishing to lie employed, can apply personally or by letter to the Secretary of the Company, and Mate whether or not they have ever been employed in a Fnc- I by th nal reel;*- and the formula. They commanded )/ popularity, n s tho proprietor ho* mane. • of the evanescent nostrum v I them-elve* worthy of th r>, having been in u*« upwitr. in of a regular Phynt.' ful,i 1 " if the rit, and who onto -ah. standard \hJii of the in ut respectable Physi- Jnited H’nii's. They are jiurelv a Vegeta hie com,K»u id, not containing Ah*’* or a single ddeleri on* ingredient. They are recommended ns n TONIC, in Ague and Fever and the common Fevers «if tho South ; in Typlm*, Scarlet, Ship, Jail und llospitul F«‘\< r>. Al*o, in ca.-e* of Dy-eutery or Flux und Diarrhrua, af ter the use of proper cathartic medicines. If they are taken regularly and ,*-r <;veriugly (which is iin(iortant ill stubborn case »f a few liottles, Is* ft ritnd %vtiou,ar. 3 RoNftwood Pianos, of 6 net tory of If. Worcester; 50 1 I Mahogany do. do. an j 2 !!«**■! tvooil do. do. do. from r K,ml,-I,uve 1 1 Mnho.'.iiiy ,ln. (In. Ill, hol,l.il,enri K i. 1 M»UI« «>«!. 1'i.nn, of fif < pimnl.el with ! nwnnfni'eorynf II. W, 111 elegant patte . lifter the n _..rl improving tho Appetite, hraeing the Nor votis 8y-tnn, cleansing the Liver, purifying tlie Blood, removing Sallow Complexion, promoting Digestion, strengthening the Chest and Lung', and in relieving Pains, Cranio*nnd Stitches in the Side und Breast. In eusi • of general DF.iiiLiTY they have proved one of the ls.*t rein-die*, and are therein it highly recom- mended to elderly pfir-ons, literary gentlemen, siudeiiU and those of sedentary habit*. In eu*e* of Dy*|s'[i*ia, Heartburn, lh left, habiinal Co* live ne.. . Jaundice, Sea Sickness and Nausea, they have never U-en known to fail in a single instance. Asucciaiii and .ah* remedy for W orn*, they are preferred t<» any of the vermifuge &wt£uUS3tlc£« e <£*<B a BRUNO & VIRGINS, Law Notice. iitidor*igned have united in the practice of the tinder the firm nnd stylo of Colquitt A ill nttend the session* of the Superior Courts of tin'counties of Muscogee, Troup, Meriwether, Coweta, Karris, Talbot and Stewart; the fsittinjofa of the mtlE tindot JL law. nn. Wellborn, r lave now on hand, and offer for sale at tlieir Stores n Coltllllbm, (ill. und' r the Bunk of St. Mary's; Macotl, tin. Opposite WasKinxtnn Hull; Mont; ornery, A In# undtr the Madison House i A LARGE asm . from the.elebr (’bickering, Nuiiiih A ( lurk, Lemuel Gilbert, Boot*, Shoes, Leather, Ac. .~X->:.to ■£2<x?S£)'i J T HE Subscriber bavin, present business i dtUrmintd to disrontin hand, consisting of all articles usually found in a Shoe Store, AT PRIME COST. The stork is nru, having been mostly purchased within the Iasi six months, and is util worth th* attention of chunts and others, wishing to purchase hy thi uuantity. unts and others, wishing to purchase hy it,t uu.intity. J hni t a cood as. ortment of LASTS. PEGS, and other Shorjuikrr*9 Findings, to uhirh the attention tf those engaged in the manufacture of shoes is particularly i By order of tlie Board of Directors: B. BEASLEY, Se«-’jr. Columbus. June 27.1818 28 if Ladies’ Shoe*. C OL O Black And Linen GAITER*; Black and Bronze Half (Jailer* ; Col’d and black Slipper* and Bu<kin* : Jurt r July 4. 1848 Kid and Goat Walking SHOES ; WV.NNF. Ar fIfA'’(»I.E*’S For Bale, Low for Cash ! 1 A AAA POUNDS el oiceTcnnereee BACON ; 1 U.UUU 1^00 pound* LARD Apply u» mm V. M. DURR35. tf ifSrr.RiLiTvJmpo ne**, orbing from debility of tin. ly refoinmeude.l Oil). Supreme Court of Georgia in the second nnd third Di*‘ tricts, and other (’ourt* not conflicting in point of time with those enumerated, on sjwcial contract. Their office is on Bron.l Street. WALTER T. COLQUITT, M V US I! ALL J. WELLBORN Columhu*, Gn., April 25, 1818. 19 6ta I II n DR. A* W. COLEMAN’S Anti-Dyspeptic A Tonic Bitters, 1 , ar '! CHA’S REPS’ Music Ware Room, ~"» :HK i™n«da„, | U , r. , m r « r a. ,| e j ipreecri»*nteii sum* tno proprietiir no* inane. i Grand Tliey are imt on ? of the avonesceut nnslrtlin^ of tlie d iy, hut ha Pregtm In di-e:t*c* incident teria, Headache, Pait hility, and fainung fit*, they ft of the prepHruti'i'i’* of V’ul it* advantage* with tuk.-n in all situation*. Tlm great merit of them i* shown in diwa-e* (**cuHnrtn Females, pie each Bottle, eontainin ach, Nerv nved sjjpe ^ id all - UHiially kept Sera[»hi ire conspicuously I htrings, • see envelop* oil ! Store. f discaw and di- I . ... — — , , — AU», a splendid assortment of IAnying each bottle, giving a , ^ ___ . ... , . more cgnplHe dasenmimi, with certificate* of (s-rsons i Gold and Silver WATCHES, who an* Well known throughout tlie country. Put up in quart Isittles, with the name of the inven ; tor in large rai*ed letter:: on end: Imtile. Price—On* Dollar jser Bottle, or Sir Bottles for $5. A liU-ral ft*, containing a doarrijiUon < f uiscem* ano .1 WHERE A CURE W WARRANTED, joj**- arcorn|Aii>ii - " fl* LAW NOTICE. Ill’, undersigned have united in the Practice of Law, uring the name and style nf Hcydotifeldl A rnPtt, and will attend faithfully to burine** entrust ed to tlieir care in all the Courts of Rmsell, nnd in the Circuit nnd Chancery Courts of Chandlers, Tallapoosa, Macon and Barbour counties, Alabama, nnd in the Su preme Court of the State of Alabama. Office in Crawford, Alnhnmn. S. HKYDENFELDT, W. E. BARNETT. July 4, 1848. 29 6m CHAMBERS & FLEWELLEN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Columbus, (ait. *r Ennis’s Hardware store, (KT Oflici oad Ktr< i n’y Bacon A Ravens; do. lives, (Gothic style,) 2 Rosewood (ft 2 Rosewood /Eolinn Pin GillwrtA. Co.. Boston. PinnoCover- and KtuoU, of fancy i to nintcli uiiv of tlie above instruments Also, Now nnd Fnshioiinliln Music- Ferrell** chcnp Music—Singing Books, Instruction Books, and a grout variety of Mo-i.-al liiMrutncnt’'. March 58 15 tf PIANO FOSTiiS, th (’olrinitii’a improved A'olinn : Attnchmcnt. . Hys New and Fashionable Muric; Instruction Books fur Irntu- the Piano.Guitar, Violin. Ac. Ac.; Violin* Bu*s Viol*, toany Guitnn. Flute*, Clnrinet*, Flageolet*. Fifes, Drum*, Mail fall of i Horn*, Hunting Horn*; Instrument * for Bras* Baud*; the Narcotic effect*—and can lie ! Violin Bows ; fine Flotitm- and French Ac cor. I con*; I'ulian, English and Frencli Violin Music id sold by S ild by m. H.C DaYRNroaT A Co., Whitc«ville, Hums Co., tlie West Indies. Iso hv Druggists generally thi e. t 5f-xic< and theWest Indie*. throughout the United M Nods, for Washing! A VERY superior article, received by July U - J. F. WINTER A CXI CL Silve r Pluliid Ciiii torn, I -'imps, Giroiid. Spectacles. Mathematical ln»tri Feh. 1 t J. T. CIIAMtll’IlS. A. C. FLEWELL 7 if Fell I FLEWELLEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, (’olumbns, Gn. 1818 7t Wiil. €. PEIIKIAS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CtJTIlBI’.RT, GA. W ILL (irnctice in the counties of Randolph, Stew- art. Early. Lee and Baker. April 25. 1*4A. 1 Rtf JOHN L. STEPHENS, Attorney at Law—LaGrange, Ga. Will attend the Court!' of the Coweta Circuit, and Harris Court of the ChaO'ili.Mcliae Circuit. May 25. is is. ly R O BBR T J. M O R G AN, ATTORNEY AT I.AW, T,A<!RAN(jE,GB. ■ Jims fi _ S6 3m NourBe, Stone & Co. APALACHICOLA, Fla. B. F. Nourse A Co. NEW ORLEANS, C»UHI’«»l(l.Xr ill I2ICCH ANTS. II. W. Brooks, H. B. Stone, B. F. Nourse. COMMUNICATION. |roK THE ENqUIllRJt.] Cethoght, Sept. 1st, 1848. Messrs. Editors:—Thinking that probably you are anxious Io hour front the great Democratic Mass Meeting of the 2d Congressional District, held at this place on yesterday,! have concluded to i five you n sketch of their actings nnd doings.— *’rom the fact that this Hireling was concocted and arranged at the Convention held at Americas, and appointed hv n resolution of that convention, there by intending that it should lw an assemblage of the entire democracy of tlie second district, the mosi populous district m the State; and from the toil repented calls made by the democratic papers of the district upon the democracy to rally in their that day, we expected at full force at this place on t place least something like a respectable gathering, and Dec. 21 1 tf STARK & Co., Aiicliimpm ami Coii'misslmi Jlcrrliunl*, EUC \t;LA, (ALABAMA.) Ot'lolinr ‘JH ItHll If <5 U.VJHD3L WSITffi & 00. t'ommission Itl4»ft'cliiiiit*, NEW ORLEANS. Advances mu<le on «lii|imentn of Cotlon, au.t Pro.luci puri'.liiiHR.l upon tlie usual term*, liefer to— Nov. 24 .l.ilm Ci. Winter, Prea't.) Hill, Dawson A Co. > Columbus, II. ti. Smilli At Co. ) Ga. 43 if PHILADELPHIA COMMISNION HOUSE. For tlm sale of Cation, Cotton Yarns, Sheetings, Osnahnrgs, t$v\ fyc. CARLTON R MOORE. No. 116 North Third Htrcet. the Athens Company, Athena, ficorgia. Little River Co., Fayetteville, N. C. “ “ IticiiMONii Co., Rockingham, N. C. “ “ Franklin Co., Wuyiimnnsville, Ga. Philadelphia. Juno 50, 1848. Iy27 Agent wore prepared to seo delegations from the adjoin ing comities marching in with music and banners in some considerable display; but you can imagine our disappointment, when, after waiting until near darken the evening before,the usual quietude ofour village was not disturbed hy the arrival of a single delegation. We did learn that some Itcelve mm had arrived within a short distance of the village and encam|HMl, not daring to make nn exhibition of themselves in broad und open day light; this was the Lee county delegation. (Their modesty should be appreciated.) This we thought an unnropi- tious beginning,hut still supposed that probably tno warmth of the day, or some other cause, might have produced some delay in their marches, and that th»» morning’s dawn would usher intoour midst a crowd. The morning arrived, but nothing more of n cheering character to tho prominent demo crats about our town, who hy this time Lef an to show considerable sic us of chagrin and disappoint ment. About ten o’clock, the democrats of tlie county, with a sprinkling’of Whigs, began to ar rive in “ numbers few.” A delegation from Baker came in about this time, numbering all told, about twenty, and w • were informed, from a democratic source, that il required thn active exertions of sev eral of tho most influential democrats in Baker county (who had specially engaged themselves in that business for several days previously,) to induce that nutnlier income. This looks rather hud for the cause of (’ass and Butlorin that county, which has boon termed tho Democratic Gibraltar of tho 2d District. At eleven o’clock, about which time we supposed the speaking would commence, wo visited the stand erected for that purpose, nnd there found the lion. Marshall J. Wellborn, tlieir stand ard hearer, Judge Iverson, E. R. Brown, Esq., of Sumter, and James M. Mitchell, Esq., of Stewart, the speakers to whom was confided the honor of expounding the democratic faith for the day. After tho crowd had all assembled, which at no time during the day, including Whigs, Democrats, women, children, nnd negroes,nnd much the largest portion of il wore composed of women, children, and negroes, amounted to more than twelve hun dred. It was announced that the hall would lie opened hy a speech from Mr. Mitchell of fifteen or twenty minutes’ length; we thought nt tho time this was doing the Colonel great injustice, but after he Imd made a speech, regardless of tho “ gag” placed upon him, of more than an hour’s lengm, much to the annoyance of the *• knowning ones,” and particularly to tlieir “ worthy president of tho day, and exhorter. 1 saw tho wisdom of tho re striction, and that it would alone huve been dic tated by an ardent desire to promote the democrat ic cause. I would advise tho Colonel that before lie attempts to make another democratic speech, he consult a little inure tho textbooks of his political faith; all that tho Whigs have to sny about it is, that he gave us a “few more of the same sort.” Next lit order came Judge Wellborn, the democratic nominee,whoso name was announc ed with quite a flourish of trumpets by the “ worthy president” of tho day, but whose appearance op the stand was not greeted hy a single demonstra tion of applause or satisfaction by the monger rowd assembled. But few of us ever having had nearly every ooeof imty of i made them. rinjteMbe siiuterfufj* in atteApU cause. Arooi%other Taylor wm ia the an proviso men, upon them Be nnd if elected, would by thenr be then thntCsu would set the free State*, and certainty of Gen. Case’s election his getting those very States which he ri*ji were out and out in favor of the | ' mot proviso!sm. He abased Mr. taining the intereat of the South, justify Mr. Polk for sanctioning ll*. viao, which he was pledged tovMot M dtedwH Mr. Polk had consults h; Imd advised him to sanction it It * me th it our Representattvs bet*'got M* a terrible predicament, that allar 1 voted against a measure, and naad all Ms il E inst it, that he had advised the ~ ) it his sanction, and than alMnpl . . in doing so. Now one thing ia oertain, dM the Judge either acted wrung or advised wrong, and either in one way or the other be baa peovadr*. creantto the South, and aceordini merit, he is certainly an oaaafe i rights of any portion of the South) . was the tenor of the Judge’s entire speech, v must have been quite umnteraaling to the | for when he concluded than eotud ent, of all classes. It was announced that speeches would hetnsda in the Court-house at nignt, and wa tNMMMd that Mr. Clark and Bilbo, of Alba*y,"nd CoL Hays of Decatur, did make speeches at that dM* to a very small audience, and that the show cltwfel 1... — : ft.I ITjJJaa a! flaln nlnRn.^i 1 Ity an exhortation from Col. Kiddoo of this STATES LEWIS, House, Nign mid Orniiiiioiitftl Painter, OPPOSITE THE MARKET. irp All orders promptly Rttciulud to, at prices to suit tho times. (2 if) Deo. 88 WILLIAM A. REDD Ar CO., Agents for Troup Factory, TROUP COUNTY, GA. Uoluinhim, Nov 23, 1817 49 ly WM. II. KIMBROUGH «V NON, COMMISSION ME 11 CHANTS, APALACHICOLA, FI.A. Au-rust 15, IM1M. 35if REVOLVING PISTOLS, C OLT’S, Alien'll, nml Blum A Syms’s Revolving Plainly. •’ ’ ’ April I i.l Blum r salo hv lUU'XO A V J It' i INS. AUCTION & COMMISSION. Copartnership Notice. run: Jewelry mid Silver Ware. inilcNticks nnd Cas- Olmudf ll«”*, Fancy (!or*!g, ln*truin» nt«, Rar-.r^. Knives SriMor.—Gun*, Fiatola, and Walker’* Ptnunio Cap*. (OT Wairhr*. Clonk*, Jewelry, and Muriral Uoxea repaired and warranted. Kuirravinv neatly rtermed. Fob. 29 II il lereiinied ft::’. in« Inrin .1 a (’ii|Mirtn.*r*hip, X under iin* itiiinn und niyl« of Aver A Harrihon, w.nil.l respectfully iinnouncn to tlmir frieml* nnd tlm public, ilml they hnvo taken lie- luriru Store lately orru- 1 hy Mt’sur*. Hammi» *v U'Hnivy* near tho Po*t- }ee, ami :t. .tiu,»lv jirejiare.l io arroiniiiodate ull who muy wifli tlmir M-rvicey, in the Auction and Coniiai*iaioii RusineNM, in all it* brnnelm*. They ft iMiuti't - for Ne, el t .'Mil at Private and I’uhhr yale. m! Trader.-', and will attend nling, hiring and leaping. Iwtli llio pluasurc of hearing Judge Wellborn on liie lump, but from his Tej ■gal reputation, ex|iecied souirthing superlatively excellent “ according to his faith; ’ but he hud proceeded ill his spoecli uut a few minutes before his democratic friends mu ve Vvliigs filmrhn*,O i. 19,18-r K. AYER. ( HAS. S. IIARUISON. 44tf DENTIST- J. WASHINGTON C’LOWKN,D. D.S. A Graduate of Baltimore Colhgr of Dental Surgery, ITAS ertnhlUhod n Dental office in Colum- April 18, 1818. II. Owing to itositive nipagemrnts I at the North, Dr. C. i* compelled to leavo thi* city in April, with the intention of re- I turning early and jicrmanently, in the com ing Fall 18 If New Fireproof Warehouse fp II R subscriber* I llOtlNd ItlKl lifts ., in tlie new I will continue the Wlir«- rommiaaioia Husi- rr proof Building n.l Uniidolpli cirer mke GASH ADVAKCK8 evident signs of disaptHiintinoiit, and we begun to breath much more freely, seeing that Gen. '1 iiylor and onr principles Hlood in no earthly danger of a demolition at his hands. Tho Judgo set out hy referring to the notice which had been taken of his “ Paris boots,” went into a long de fence of Free Trade, attempting to show the ap plicability of the illustration made by him with tho bools, and consumed the greater part of his time in replying to an nrticle in the last Enquirer, and to which ho said he had replied through the Deino- crat and Times. Tho Judge attempted to be very severe upon the Editor of tho Enquirer, denounced the article alluded to as being a calumny upon liiiy, cliurg. d tho editor of being ungrateful in* not re ciprocal ing in a spirit of kindness the many pe cuniary favors shown by him to the editor. Such wore the principal, if not the only points discussed by the learned Judge, in a speech of some two hour’s length,and during thodelivcry of which there whs not a single demonstration of enthusiasm made hy liis friends present; in fact it was a dull, tire- ►omo, up-hill business nil the way through, und I am satisfied, from the slight attention paid to thn Judged tiring his speech, and from other indica tions ol mioasiiivsH pro valent among tho Demo- evts, that tliey were much relieved and rejoiced when ho concluded, nml I think there was not it single candid and unprejudiced mail who heard him, whether lie Ik? Whig or Democrat, but will freely admit that hn gained no laurels for himself on that occasion, cither hh a politician or as a pop ular speaker; nnd that he fell far, very far short of sustaining his previous reputation. One thing ia certain, that it will require something more con vincing and powerful than anything t hut fell front the Judge on that day, to make tin impression to the detriment of the glorious cause of Taylor and the Constitution in Randolph. The Judge having concluded, the assembly, ir respective of parly, wa? invited to pjrtake of an tlie worthy president of the day,” which more highly spoken of than any of the aennowi preached. * , * . All that we have to say in coqdtMiofit ia, that the whole affair w&s a most perfect and MQij^l ^ failure, and don’t believe that there is a single C ocrat in this whole region bat who felt i “ deeply mortified at the result Notions darinethe ’ indrednil day was there possibly more than fourhui fifty voters present, one-third of them Wl then so little enthusiasm, showing to the wand thft! the cause of Cass and Butler is a dead drag w. South western Georgia. Our friends abroad M rest assured that all is right with us, the pOQ| _ are determined to rally around the standaraof di Zach, and through him sustain the interest of tho South, knowing full well that hia election iatlMlr only hop? for the future. Tell Col. Calhoun to come on, wc ate anxkma to seo him, and will give him a hearty wcleotb but a more cordial greeting on the first Monday In October. YourMruJr^^^^^^g^^ HIGH, LOW, GAME. If any man can read the following aloud, aofi not laugh, we will send him a copy of thia paper for one year gratis: [Scene, in front of a fashionable hotel.1 Gn* tlem tn, [dismounting from his horse.) “ Stabler attend,—refrigerate my beast by allowing him. f thrice to circumambulate yonder fountain; I accomplished, to imbibe a moderate quantity aqueous particles; conduct him then with cam to tlty of the repository for wearied beasts; and, has clothed in lustre his dusty skin by a gentle appli cation of tho vegetable material vulgarly called straw, suffer him in quiet, to partake food which shall afford nourishment and generate repose.” Ht'ihlnr- rlmifvhinflri “ Wha.a-nt air?” Stabler: (laughing) “ Wha-a-at, sirt* Gent t “ Wlmt, sir! Stand ve thus like one who has not reason in his soul, while thia poor beast whoso every pore’s a fount of gushing strength, grows valetudinary ’neath SoTi nivo rays ? Vo volatile barbarian!” Stab: (laughingstill more unrestrainedly) u I j; • ’ ■, sir, bat I r*n* ^ can’t undcratnnil a word yon wy, you want your homo put up.” Gent: “ Stupidity unequalled I Landlord I ful' minute your censures against the tardy chuH, who [nation to my desire.; usd thus manifests oppugnation conduct me to Bocluded apartments, .ml bring re storatives of the most vivifle character, to nin- stato in their former power the varying energie. of my exhausted frame!” Landlord: (laughing) “ I will, sir!” Gent: “ Preposterous! And you, tit, unit, in tho disgraceful merriment of your minion I I should really surmise myself the nrat of the species you had ever beheld.” Landlord: (laughing still more) “ Indeed yon are, sir.” Gent: “ Terminate this prolix scene, and offi- ciatc as my guide to apartments. At the hour of dinner summon me; if weariness should have caused me to bo recumbent in repose, gently f*> animate mo with the breath of a fan.” [Scetto 3—tho dining hall.] Gent: (Mating hlmsol f at the table—dinner over—others standing in the room) “I should judge voracity and igno rance the prevailing characteristics of thia min- t sion : I sec nothing ainid these reeking ruin, wor thy the regard of a gentleman’s palate. Waiter, I desire a female fowl, sufficiently but not redun dantly made edible by fire—(it is brought.) Wai- ,mliy made edible by fire—(it is brought.) \ jr, dissect with care tlie same, do not violently arc to tlie parts,lest my joints'sufier dislocation from the discordant sound—(it is done.) Waiter, place n lender portion of the breast upon my plate, with the necssary accompaniments—(it Is done na or dered, and tho gontleman commences bis dinner.) [A wag, who with others had observed thea* proceedings, seats himself at the table oppMilt our hero.] Wag: “ Vaitor, furnish me with, female few!) lie sure of her virginity.” (the waiter understand, the joke nnd does as ho is bid.) Wag: “Vaitor, dissever now her component parts.” (it is done.] Wng: “ Vaitor, divide those parts into portions suited to my labial cupacity.” Wag: (opening his mouth and throwing himaalf hack in his chair) “Vaiter, place one afthMI within tho orifice before you.” [Our herobeginn' to understand tho quiz., and is evidently dlsooq- corted.] Wag: “ Vaiter, wag my jaws!’’ [Amid roar* nhis" of laughtorand corses upon his lip, our hero rash- from tlie room.] Outre* TO TIIE Volwste.es.—Tho Wash ington Union, of tho 8tli, publishes the _ notice at the request of tho Acting Psymaslmr General: Tlie Paymaster General ia rapidly preparing ' lhe sevaral roils, and will send paymasters into the States and, for tho convenience of claimants, as far as practicable, to the places of t trolment, * Ira e9th tent, for the payment of the three month*, Sa na y authorised by set of Congress of th* July, 1848, to all volunteers who ham aarr- g bd in the war with Mexico, and have baon hoooev dly discharged, and to the heirs of such as ha** ' ‘' •vice. " aii'd in service. It is earnestly tecommeodsd to hll, not to sacrifice their claims, the departnmml doing determinened to settle the claims without uinplo Barbecue, which had been prepared hy our i . .. Democratic friends for tho occasion, and injustice 1 "J 1 */ 1 ? ni * ae ^S!* «v, JU. to our immediate Democratic friends, I would re- I* J 1 * 'SlPTSSB » mark that they had an abundanco to have fed four P^tment ln?**'!*_.•*• “ tlAOtriNO nl lie |£j’ Our olmrge K S. OltBKNWllOI), KDWIN GREENWOOD, pi S.1, IStO <0 If lilue and White letter l'aper, O F .upurior quality ; also, t'ciol.rap and Bill Paper y For -ale hy bond a util lepv times the numlier of persons nrcsi nt on the occa sion, (nnd that too well serveti up,) tho crowd hav ing fullim so very fur short of the one oxpectedby them when il was in course of preparation. Din ner over, and some two hnndred persons of ail si "ised"t»y ! sexes and ages havingiissomhlcd around the stand, « j fl. ll. lirown, l'w|.,of Sumter, one of the alternate VNOKS nn | clectora for the Stntcatlnrge, proceeded to address iih KOPK mil j ||| a i|u||,dry, stale speech of au half hour’s length; i,„ „,„„| i, oul „. | of this sjieech I deem it unnecessary, from n spirit of charity to the feelings nf some of the Demo crats who were compelled to hoar it, to make any Cnl'imbui, Rrpt 2.1, ists _ jf ! remark. (ioD knows they sufi'ered enougli during Franklin. Wc learn i> no inftiur ' ,l * 1 half hour. Still wo were much uinused ut a that a good many l«reliiiu«n, i'io re'p.rking rnnsil iinn^ii|usra bsle* | democratic friend near ua, who, ill hia deep morti- ,nt,,n ’ j ficalion exclaimed, “that lie was astonished that tlmt mini had not before flits time written out some kind of a speech and committed it to memory.” We could not avoid giving our silent sanction to tlm exclamation nf our friend. Tho few remaining portion of tho assembly were then addressed by Judge Iverson, in a speech of sum" two hours and a Imlf length. When wo con sidered that Judge Iverson Imd just returned IVotn the halls of Congress,and for the first time was amongst n portion of his immediate constituents, we supimsmi tlmt ull would lie anxious to hear him, particularly nn nccount of hia stewardship; hut wc umke tin hazard nf tlie truth, wiien we say that tlie uiily jmrsuns who soemed to give the Judge an dreparation, and will be published, and aaottotfa* tifToront State*, for the information of all * ed. Stimfede amoxo the NEanois.—We^eogr the following from the Lexington Atlas of I inst.: The city yesterday morning was filled with *■- mors and excitement on account of a and well laid scheme for a wholesale of the negroes in ihis vicinity. It ccriained'that thirty-six slaves hare beeamlaalaf. ran away iron Woodford nil UNITED $. MAIL LINE FOR APALACHICOLA, FLA., Wll.l. leave Eiifniiln, every Weilncnliiy. al 1 o’rlu’k I*. M .i ifj Wo**!’* Store, Abbeville, <’’*liinibm, Woothille und Marinnnn, con necting with thn U. N. MAIL RO-AT, QUINCY* at Chnttmhoochee. Tide Line will uffiml the APA LACHICOLA Merchant* the opportunity of tnuiracting burine*’* in all the principal towns between Eufeula end A|c*Grhicfils. For ta s apply to W. H. TAYIsOR, JOHN TURNER, M. L. ( AVERT. NELSON HAWLEY. ft. J IUT Eufuulffi, Abbeville, Columbia, ChMtehonchee 4h»f Several have .... m „ tm by the telgraphto htofkk 0 , escaped from toe ooandet of Bourbon and M««on on Satardov night li is Hupiioaed that they have bean miwoM dP by and are under (he care of the aholitinnhfla Five thouaand dollara reward hot kuriM nawayt for tbair appro* by tlie owners of the nioawayt hension. hit ni WsL attenlivo hearing were the Whigs. Tbs Jud qieecli was fillau with absurdities and contradic tions, and was well calculated to satisfy every one of (lie weakness ami rottenness of th* causo be advocated, his frequent contredktions lining so ap- m> rent that ull impartial minds mast have Hen con- il. a , — — C Li. aUliSM Musa ——U linaM vincad that .man nf liiaahUitv never f l<ti>tXgJ ed. A new place for a wedding wa other day by a gentleman and lady I land—we mean the Falls of Niagara! oomforlablo hotels on ebore, but octaaUy in IB* more romantic, though real AoH^drloM* UML Mr. James S. Kimball, of Stisflbed, Vt, Md Mk* Clara Patridge, of Temp tlieir way to Biaaouri as pleasure exeurainn on board tho ] the snug little craft that r*— eluded tojoin their fortu ,. _ the ascanding apeay, with tbs tknndafa «(ffi*l Th., the ascending spray, with the mandat ty cataract as the wadkaglwma. 1 Callahan poformad dm saretH an* steamer majeetiealhr tbuMari the foaming tonout, ft* aUfm-hwil

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, September 12, 1848, Image 1