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tfros THE ® AKa Examination of the Uvlffin Collegiate Seminary. Mr Editor : I *' ,s h to B *F ft word or two in your col | ‘ ’^ ou t the above named Institution. This is one of Is k 2 m/Mr flourishing and ably conducted Institutions of the kind in the South. It has been for the last four and a half ! years under the supervision of Mr. H*;b E. Moheow, who § j ia , won for himseif, both here and elsewhere in this State. E a jawing and well deserved reputation as a successful goy- I error and faithful instructor of young ladies. The Semi ’ nary closed its fourth scholastic year with a thorough ex amination, which was continued througii nearly the whole of the first week in July. The writer was present during the whole of the exercises. A large crowd of delighted spectators were in constant attendance. One hundred and twenty-five pwpils were examined on the numerous studies to which they had attended. Ti c examination was not confined to any set portiotf of the works studied ; but ex tended, in a promiscuous way, from beginning to end of the various branches to which they had given attention. The result was in the highest degree satisfactory to the au dience, end creditable to the school. Ail gave evidence of thorough teaching and devoted study, The > >ung ladies evinced that they tiad not only been imined to study and - instructed in the science?, but that they had been exercised in vocal music, to an extent we have never seen equalled. Their performances in this respect wore above aii praise The graduating class, six in number, did honor to them reives, their teachers their families, and their country. We could say much more about these performances, and then the half would not be told, but we are afraid of being tedious; and will only add a word about the place where this Seminary is located. Griffin is unsurprised in Georgia for good society, pure morality and good health. Only one death has occurred among the pupi sos this school s-ince it? establishment, four years and a half ago ; and al though Griffin contains a population oi 3070 souls,only one grown white person has died here in nearlv twelve months, and not much above a dcz:a have died, including all classes. e mention those things in order that parents and guar nians may know where to send their daughters and wards, so as to secure to them every facility for improvement and every security for health. ‘ A SPEC i ATO.i. Griffin, July 23, 1833. THREE HAYS LATER PROM EUROPE. ARRIVAL or Tn E 8T V A MCH ; F P.AKKLIN. Highly important Intelligence, Kasinns crossed ! the Prutb. N>:w Yoke, July 21. The American steamship Franklin arrived at New : York on Tuesday, from Havre, which port she left on the 6th inst., and brings three days Inter dates from Liver- pool. Movements ni the Russians. The Russian army had crossed the Pmth at two points. A Cabinet Council was held by the Engl.-h govern ment on the 2d inst., at which it was determined that the British and French fleets should enter the Dardanelles as a eonntce movement to the Russians occupying the Danubian provinces. It was believed in England that the Russians had <yf* tared Jassy, though it was denied by the Austrian - ter. The Prussian Mamlcur received .n ofiielal dispatch from St. Petershnrgh, decreeing the occupation of Mol dnvia and Wallshin. Turkey continued hot- preparations for war on on ex tensive scale. Forty-four vessels were arming t the ar senal. All her militia had been ordered out. The prince of Servia had'placed forty-five thousand m<-n at the dispo_ : tr.l of the Sultan. It was reported that Austria won'd net in concert with France and England in conscqumce ofthc occupation b y l the Russians of Mold avia. Prussia still maintains its neutrality. On tho 26th uh. i the Czar issued a manifesto throwing all the responsibility i of the war on Turkey. Liverpool Cotton Jfavkeu The sales of cotton in tho liiverpool market fur the ; last three days amount to 25,000 bale?, cf which spe-e- I nlnters took 0,000 and exporters 0.000 bales, leaving \ 11,000 bales for the trade. The demand was fair. The trade at Manchester since the sailing of the Ara bia on the continued 2d unchanged. The Canada reached Liverpool on the 3d inst Flour in the Liverpool market has advanced during j the week 2s. 6d., wheat from 4d. to 6d., and corn 2s. ‘ The market was greatly excited. Consols OS 1-2. STILL LATE It FROM EUtOIM: ! ARRIVAL OF THK STKAMKR EUUOI’A. The Royal Mail steamship Kuropa, has arrived ai Hali fax, with three days later intelligence from Europe, than that brought by the Franklin. Liverpool dates to the 3th inst., received. Commercial Intelligence. Cotton Market—Liverpool, July 0. — The sales of Cotton during the past week, foot up 50,000 l*les. The demand lias been active, without any change in prices. The quotations are as follows: —Fair Orleans, &l ; Mid- <l!iug, 6k ; Upland fair, 6i ; Middling, 0. The Bales to speculators reach 70t*0 bales, and for Irort the sales were 12,000 halts. The advices received from the United States, per stea- i mer Arctic, had net fil-ct upon the cotton Market. Prices dosed stifFer, especially lor middling qualities, with a large expert demand. The sales yesterday, (Friday,) reached h iSO bales. The market is firm. London Monet Market, Juiv 10.—The transactions in State and United States stocks have been small, ntd American securities have slightly declined. I . S. 6’s, Bonds, ISOO, rate at 10Ti). Havre Markets, July G. — The sales of Cotton for ! the week ending with yesterday, foot up §,OOO bales.— j The stock, exclusive of shipboard, is J 30,000 hales. The j sales to-day, (Gth) amount to 3,000 bales. Prices are ; unchanged. England. Lori Clanrtcardc’s motion for information concerning j the Turkish question, postponed, as premature in tl.e present state of negotiations. It was rumored that Lord Aberdeen was about retiring from the Cabinet, in consequence of violent divisions c f opinion on the Turkish question. Subsequently tumor* td that the disagreement had been patched up. Mrs. Beecher Stowe has gone to Geneva, where she purposes remaining lor some time. A Dublin paper says that in March last,Smith O’Brien was residing at New Norfolk ; John Mitchel at Richmond and Doherty at Hobart Town—all well. Position of Eastern A Skits. London, July 9.—The latest telegraphic intelligence in regard to the Eastern question, holds out stronger hopes ol peace, through the mediation of Franco. England and Austria. The demand of Russia may bo admitted in tenor, but not in form. Intelligence from Athens to the 2d instant, states that the American Envoy insists menacingly, on the immedie ate revocation of the sentence against Mr. King. Prance. The French government hss drawn up a reply to Nc-s ----selrode’s Russian note. It is a firm, but temperate docu ment. It asserts the equal claims of France to a protecto rate over the Creek Church. Jlie Russian Manifesto. The following extraordinary and highly important lilts* cian manifesto, reached Loudon, on the ui.ii. ‘‘By the Grace of God, we Nicholas I. Emperor and Autocrat otall the Kussias, Cvsir of Pvk nd, Arc., Are., inform all people. “Be it known to our beloved fnitbful subjects the de fence of our faith has always been a sacred duty of our blessed ancestors from the day it pleased tho Almighty Fathers. The maintenance of our holy obligations with which it is inseparably connected has been the object of our constant care and attention. There acting on the ground work of the famous treaty of Kainadjii, which sub sequent solemn treaties with the Ottoman Porte fully con firmed, have ever been directed towards upholding the right of our Church. “But to our extreme grief in latter times, notwithstand ing all our efforts to defeat the inviolability of the rights and privileges of our orthodox church, the numerous and wilful ants of the Ottoman Porte, have infringed upon these rights, and threaten finally the entire overthrow of all that ancient discipline, so precious to the orthodoxy. “ All our cflTtrts to restrain the Porte from such acts have proved vain, and even the ward of the Sultan, sol emnly given us by himself, is soon faithlessly broken.— Having exhausted all the means of conviction—having in vain tried all the means by whioh just claims can be peace ably adjusted, we have deemed it indisp-nsable to move ear armies into the provisoes tn the Danube, in order thnt the Porte may see to what his stubbornness leads. Cut even now we have no intention of vorrmencintr war. In occupying those provinces, we will hold a sufficient pledge and guarantee for ourselves for the're-cstablish rnemofotir rights under any circumstances whatever. Conquests wedouol seek, for Russia does not require them. We seek to vindicate those rights which have been so openly violated. \V o are even yet ready to stop the movements of our armies if the Ottoman Porte will bind itself solemnly to respect the inviolability of the Ortho dox eilurch, but i! ol.stinacy mid blindness will it others tla i! calling God to our aid we leave it to Him to decide the quarrel, and in the full confidence in the right hand ci the Almighty vve slmll raovQ I\Twar-i in behalf o the Orthodox faith. “G veu at Pcterhoffcs, twenly-ssxth day of June, in the yearf the birth of Christ, 1853, and our reign the twenty eighth. Sealed at Senate, St. Petersburg, the twenty sixth of June, 1853. Signed, 2sjkolai. v A letter from St. Petersburg, dated June 25, says— ‘"l u judge by the aspect of society boro, there can be but little intention of involving the state in war at the pres ent moment. It is true, it is far enough from here to Danubian principalities for our troops to? passed the frontier, and we to be living here in blissful ignorance of the tact. A number ot high officials have received leave of absence, in pursuit of health and pleasure, and every thing at court betokens profound pence. There is at least an absence of war and war’s r'arums.*** Terrible Steamboat Disaster. The steamer Empire on Fire—Three or Four already dead and a dozen scalded. A dispatch from Poughkeepsie, N. AC, dated loth inst., says that about 2 o’clock on that morning, the steamer Lmpire, when five miles below that place, was run into by a sloop with such force as io knock one of her boilers and some parts of her machinery overboard. ; Tins caused the steamer almost immediately to take fire, spreading the utmost consternation among her I passengers, who were roused from th*'. slumbers by i the force cf t!:e sloop running into then). 1 They were, however, n’.l rescued safely and brough* • to Poughkeepsie by a s?hooner tins morning, cxccp. | some ten or twelve, who were badly scalded, and three j or four killed. it is feared that some ofthc passengers leaped over board during the consternation, and were drown: and. The fire on the beat was extinguished as soCedi’v n possible, but she is greatly injured. dhe boat is badly shattered, and her machinery mnoh injured. It is stated that .seen after the collision, one of the steamer’s boiler* espVded, which was the cause of the great !<?*? of life. Cuirageona attempt to obotraefc the Harlem Cara in Westchester County—An eat of the Villian. The downward trains of the Albany express train on the Harlem Railroad have encountered, for the Rev ered evenings past, obstructions placed across the track, ; near. Searsdalo station, twenty-nine miles lV*.m this city. | The obstruction consisted of planks or logs laid across the j track. Fortunately, however, each time the cow-cateh- I or of the locomotive throw the obstruction from off the j track, thus frnsTra‘it;g the wicked design ri the fiend f who placed it there. j On last Wednesday evening the company, feeling i determined to arrest the progress of these < bstrnctions, j placed n watchman ted in the l.nshe* near the spot j where the previous ..Sstrreiions had Wn made. In j this they were successful, as n short time prior to the approach of the express down train, duo ai 0 3-4 P. M., j a man of docent appearance emerged from the wools, j rolled down a large sleeper or log upon the track, ; and commenced to m.d-.e it fw-t by placing stakes firmly . in the ground, evidently doU rminec that his diabolical l purpose should he successful tin* time. | At this moment the wav-hroan emerged from Id? Li- I ding plnoc,seized hold of the villain while in the act rf making the* log fast on the rail, and made him a pris . oner. The wretch was conveyed to the jail at White ; Thins and committed for trial. He declines to answer j any questions put to hiif>. He is respectably dressed, I and decline* giving any name. —A. T. Jlernld. Frightful Accident at Niagara Falls. 1/1 FFAL', July 13. i Two men ventured out early this morning in a boat, j on Niagara liver, a short distance above tho Falls. — The boat wa--swept towards the Falls, and during the ! exertions of t lie men to arrest its progress was upset. One j man was swept down the rapids and finally went over i the Falls. The other clung to a picco of rook in the midst of the rapids, and remained there for several | hours, in full view of the persons oft shore, who tried !to save him. A raft was finally pushed out towards | him, and he succeeded iu netting upon it. He was, | however, swept from it by waves. He then attempted i to swim to a small island, but after a most desperate j struggle, lie was finally overpowered, and about six ; o’clock went over the Vails and perished* • I Kirtland the Preacher. Lciurfevn.Lt:, July IS. Mr. Kiftland, the Citicimud! Fteaebt r •_■/;>nfct the Uotnan CalholioClitiroli, i h -hiing forth here. Dfahop Spaulding publishes a reqtu st tiiat ifis people will keep I away from the meeting, an<l the Mayor h':*? forbidden j Kirtlrmd to preach. The Chinn Mission. . \ Washington, July IS. The action of Mr. Marshall in Chinese affairs, dis* “j j p! bases and embarrass; : tt ■ Administration much more i seriously than is generally understood. Mr. Walker, \ the newly appointed U. S. Commissioner !■■> China,: was to leave on the 20th of September, bat the Prinoe- i ton steamship has turned out an nuer failure, end the ! \ Government, at the preset t moment, has but our ves | sel at command for the purpose of conveying M:. Walk !or to Chinn,litre Saranac, and it is said that -I ■■ eartno! j be got ready mnch before December. Arrival of the Cherokee. Nr.w York, July 19. I The steamer Cherokee has arrived with Havana dates of the 14th inst. The United States ship Albany ar rived at Havana on the lHth, all on board well. The reported cllianee between Mexico and Spain ws fullv credited at Havasu. There was no news of impor tance——weather fine. Lator front Sant* re—Public Excitement—Valuable JdiaE-. New Obleans, -Te’v 20. Advices from Santa Fo to the 11th of June have been received in this city by a kite arrival. There had been considerable excitement respecting too law of Congress relative to the removal of Calubrnia In „ jdians to Mexico. Public meetings were held, and ;t protest had been forwarded to \\ ashington. The Silver mines near El Pam, prove to be ex tremely valuable. One hundred ibs. of ore yielding from fifteen V< twenty dollars. These mines are sup posed to be inexhaustible. Governor Payne was recovering. i l.nler from Mexico. New Orleans, July 13. Satan, the Mexican Minister of State, nu h,tains the ineontestiblo right of Mexico to the Mccills Valley, and threatens to resign in ease the least concession is made to Gen. T.ane. The Trait d'Vnion doubts whelk i er Mexico will entertain any proposition for the pnr j chase of the Valley. The fact that the Sion drafts j have been dishonored, excites deep distrust. The Isth -1 mus of TehuanU pec has been declared a separate ler ! tit.try, with Manititlan for its capital. The i’resiiicnt’s Jlctuni. New York, July l.j. j i The President hn determined to return to | ington to-night. As he had intended to remain in this ! city until to-morrow, this unexpected decision creates eomo speculation. Cincinnati, July 15. German Indignation Meeting at Cincinnati. —Tito Germans of this city held a meeting last night in refer ence too Dr. Junghaus, for some tinr.eo resident here, and a supposed spy of the King of Wuriemberg. Much indignation was manifested, and Jnngliaiis, who has tied f the city, was burnt iu effigy. London, July 2. if telegraphic dispatch announces that a Russian 1 oorps of 12,000 men had eatered Jaway, the principal ■ town of Moldavia. This may prove the signal for a general war. • Commnxiftt. | Charleston, July 21, The sales of cotton on Thursday were 70, bales, and 1 the sale? of the week comprise 1200 bales, from oto j 11 cents. Trices are depressed, but we notice no posi tive change. Middling Fair at 10 3-4 cents. There . ceipts amounting to 450 bales, and the stock on hand ’ exclusive of that cm shipboard is 13.930 bale 9. COLUMBUS PRICKS CURRENT. . ( OOPHK f Tri, TKI-WBKKIA’ Y i. E. RKDD AND ro, I BACUl.Nf!—Koutcky y vard-S @ Isl ! iu<i!K..‘. I 14 @ 14 i jopr 4? i*. ii <@ io ! j B ACON—Hams qp p, 13 ® 1-1 ! Vll.l 10 @ U Mbmildc-s 111 ’.I Ca\ 10 1 ! PORK—Nt-U ap (! : ’ • Bt-rrKK ......Vlbi 25 @ 30 j , ‘L’fIKBSR ‘a : CA9TINOS It, ® S . , coll'EE—Ri.l fill,; 11 fol 12>j •Suva • Jl,: IS @ 10 I • | L'AN !>l.PS—rlyono a? IP 50 © j j • !*>- yic 30 @ TiJloW .’ w |>, H (o', ‘.*o i | FKATHER? ,|lv 4 . ® 45 j ! 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T!:ui:s>r?, a highly :c*p<’v!a!;ic c't‘::cni of lial- : | kfMVO. r4\ that Stabb'u’s Armdyne Chut ty Expcc-orant | I entirely cured him us r. thi-ontened Consumption f six | i monibsj t) r 'ii!ig. llcluvs since recommended it to many ! j others, .and ii h; s in every instance done ail that could be j I expected I -am medicine. i ! is used by many’ of the meet : j exp •; ! need i’l-.ysioi i-s. If you have a Cough, try it 1 See advea tisement in anoria r column. | Julyfi— !- ;1 __ | j Holloiray'n Till* ere an Infuiible K*m*dy for the | cure of Cough*, Colds, and Asthmas. —There are daily ; jso many undeniable proofs of the efficacy of ITolioway’s | j Pills in the cur -s ofdisci#w< ofthc Chest, arising either ; • from old coughs, recent colds, wheezinars or shortness of J i breath,that aii p -rauas \vhcth. r younger old, sufihring j from sue)i complaints, hliould liavo immediate rccciu'sc j to these irjvuluai/;-:* IV.N, ns * fair trial wilUhow their ex- ! j tra •r-’.iiiary po'.vers. Many’ persons who wore scarcely j : ah! t * draw their breath, and apparently almost at death's : ’ dour, have been completely cured by tlfis remedy, to the J j ft*:nisbimui of th- • who have witnessed th<*ir sutler- \ | .Tuly S—lxn j h ADW AY’S KEGIT/A V< >RS l> *tn t • -ripe, p; \j, or sivkcn the patient. Small | dv-:-e- ivgulatc, large do?. ’ purge. One Regulator will ! gently evacuate the bowels and regulate every organ in the i system. Th -y act tpon the liver, th- stomach, kidneys, and bladder. They cure costive ness, liver complaint, dys- j peps!-i, kidney complaints, biliousness, ‘.-vers of all kinds. | 1 No disease or pain cun afilict the system while under the ! \ inflaeccc oflt. I. It. It* incdiss. I’rWcof R. R. It. Reliof, 23 eta., Wets, a. and *L I Resolve, “ •• “ “ RcguLtors, 25 cts. per box. i K. R. K. Office, 102 ITtbm street, N. Y. ! July 7-lm Neuralgia —This tovtiiilaNo di ,are. which seems to j | b-tfflo tha skill of nbys-i-mns, vkH> I'kc iiiasio to Carter’s I . t-n:.nls)i Mixt i".. ! Mr. F. Buyden, formerly of the A-tor House, New! I York, an*} !u'e proprk v'v oftbe Hotel, Rich* 1 inor.d, V;i., i-. one of the hundreds who have been cured ■ of s'.'verc N* v :ra!:h.i hy Spanish Mixture. | .Since his cure, lie hits recommended :* to numbers of j others who were e M:Urn:* with nearly cwy form of ciis- j j <?a?e,\v th the yv-A wor-Wifiii micccsp. j He id the n:o.-t extraerdirary medicine ho hes j j ever aeon used, and tlic best Mood purifier known. : “ . ‘ Sec ndverti* in another column. July B—lra | The Greatest Discovery of the Age. t Kir.ntcrc, Farmer?, Families und ih n, can purchase d-> re to*- ; 5 dv to I)r. Totiir./ Venetian L;nira< n*.for D; watery. Cosl 5 . *., ; 1 ( Yonp, e.hrouir, RJieumHti>m Qum?f*v. Sore Throat, Toothache, j pc a Firkins, Cuiis Burns, Nv ellii*t r B, Old Fores, Musquito Biw**, ; ! luf'Tt Piiinn iu the Limbs Chest, Back, &.r. If It docs j ’ no? ctvo relief, tho money wiri ho refunded, all that in naked, i a ; ! trial, nod uc it according to fore d'l-ralotw. This artirfo isn r nff I ish remedy, and lined by IV Li Lam fV Fourth, King of \ j S'.xpicnd, and certified *o hy him, r* a cure for RhPUTPatiJ*rn, i j w lien every thing eke recommended hy hi- physichm* has failed. j i Over JO.tMW.O*’*}of bottle< have been Fold In the United States, ! ! without a tfinglt* ftiilurc, avj lnr’ilie have stated, that it it wn SlO per hot tic, t v u*y r.c tr w >’iid be ri.hout 1% in ca<e of croup. 1 a-* it ia an certain .*•. it i< .ppu- j d. !r toot bach” In three ! minutes : headache in bahnn liour, and cholera wheu'Srs*. taken. |in a few hours. I:, is per> ;i> innoc-nut to t?i!:e interim!!), and “, h*is the recommendation r:‘ :r.ny cf the mo.*’ ctn.l up if. Phynlciaus i ;u the L'lilted States. Pr>•’ 2.* and ->0 etj;U. Dr. ToMm** h;v put *p a t.ir.lmo*:; for Iforws, in pint j boUkuwwhich w warranted--choicer wd •* or ibaaauj < her, ! the cure of .- -lie, palX Uini:-', oi l rho re% cuta, bruUea, i Ncrureh, ernehed Vcl, i*. Price V* cee“. j ]> -. Tobias could ril a do?.en ncwsipupers v. ;ih the cer’.iflcftten | and £e:: r.-c.tived. relatintrtn the wonderiul cures accomplish • h\ iy J: i- Liniment, but consider* tbs*. v*r."rjv>’inß it, utflc;eut, r soy pers*on who We no* oI,T r. relief, not j.uy for it. Theie !i. been Qo*h worthier medicine •• *M to the public, that Dr. T< vb-im wi.-hea Jus ariiclo to rot on ii* own merit—End il‘ he Rive* the vr.lu- ofii money received, then ho a*-scs the patroKscre ofh? public, net otherwise. Dr. Tobias’ offi-e *_*;•> Gr. e:u.v;ch it. New York. For sale in 5 olambus by and F.FNCK & PK ARODY. April iJG —vy l y - - MARRIED. In Glorrcvllle, Ala., ot; Thsrxiay, 1 iih iuft., by Rev. i Thos. f. Crimes, Dr. G. \V. Lomax, of Abbeville District, i S. C., nod Miss Marx Hv h-NJa Dvßose, of the former J I'lnee. OBITUARY*. Died, in the MY-tern part of Harris county, Georgia, after a paiului r.mi protracie.l iilttcssoffourteeu days,atß o'clock, o,i FrMav evening, tt. • Nth iu--'*-. Mrs. Julia Ann Coov, consort of Mr. .Tuitn A. < ‘ook.and eldest dsughter of Judge lllisiiß Mullins; aged If* years, 2 montlis and 17 days.— She b.is iffr a kir.ti and uffaetionate hseband—an indulgent lafiicr, logetherwith a large ein Y of relatives and friends to mourn her early departure. Though, we arc assured from the testimony that she has left, that they do not sorrow a? | those who have no hope. A Friend, j SPECIAL NOTICES. Take Notice! i all persons iatiebted to the SorrnEr.N Sentinel for t j JOB WORK AND ADVERTISING, during the years 1850 and 1851, are requested to make im- j mediate payment to me, or their accounts will be placed in j ; the hands of an Attorney for collection. Remittances may be made to Frank M. Jeter, Colum bus, Ga. WILLIAM 11. CHAMBERS. Columbus July £6, 18:3. — w6t GAS FIXTURES, THE subscribers having engaged eompeteo; workmen, will be prepared to At up Stores and Houses w ith pipes, bnmera, and all oeeeesary apparatus for the use of Gas. This work wLUbewai rnated, and done under the superintendence of the Engineer of the Columbus Gaa Eight company. WHITTELSEY i. CO. Ao confine to the by-laws of the company, the houses nnd atcrw wiU beßtted op intbe order <4 thetr appHratlon. *£%r Book 18 DOi al v. April 13—wtiwtf Cblombai Ca Ligbt Companf. ! WE arc authorised to announce DAVID J. BAR* j BEK as a candidate tor Clerk of the Superior Court of Muscogee County, nt the election in January next. June 20, 18073—w&twt*. WOODBRIDGE’S SIDE AND SKY-LIGHT I MWtmmWi SALkERY.. ! AO, RSJ'BROAD STRKRT, J OVER FOSTER &. PtJRPLE’S JEWELRY STORE. THE above well known G.5/*LF.IIY'6 stiTJ-open, where are produced in hi* peculiar style those beautiful Photographic ■ Pain.’ingsso much admired b> liis umnefbug patrons, j pictures for Rings or Ijoein ts, Family Grouper, j views of R(*sidences or buildings on extra large plates. All | taken in the highest “tyie ot the Art. And warranted to j lease. • i F. S. Pictures taken after death. Old i)aguprreo!vpeft re-clear | cd, or copied. 4. 8. WOODBRIDtiE, Practical Artit. j Columbus, July 20, 1853.—wtf NOTICE TO MILAINERit & ORE$$-MAKERS ! SELLING OUT AT COST!! MRS. LOV E, owing to ill health in her j • family, in’ends leaving this place, and will sell 3\ n out her stock of goods, which comprises all the i articles ouaV:y key *, iu ft. establishment of that kitd, iu good | order and of t'tie latent styles, with c'od will of businsss. I Her store is in tin* best locality of the city for business ; hand* i eoracly fitted up with shelves a’:*i show’ eases. To a competent hand J)#rs. L.bs r.n besitafioa in saying it is a rare chance. Being about two years established, and no other iVi-iiiaer in the place with an increasing and c-nterprisincr popu lation. Possession given inmaediately—rent moderate. Karl) i application neevssary. .Appiv to JOHN I.OVE, July —v..': Broad Street, K*me, Go. I GRIFFIN’ 69UEII.AT1 SEMINARY. > Scholastic Year of this InstituHon will commence on the j I 16th of August next, under the joia* prorrievrship of tiie ■ j former Principal. Hron K. Morrow, A. M., and ihe /2ev. , Tmom.ab U. Stav-v, la'o oi th United Slates Navy ; at which ! ! time the new and commodious roLLFc;r bi ilhing I new in proves- of erection, will be completed, i The Bonn* Trustees feel no tw'sitai ion in staling to the pub- i j lie. that no ln.’ ution of lh'.* kind in the State, presents rvperinr j cdro.itagf or it : .gk*r diim - for patronage than this. There is ] j not, I'rutu ther. ouiiinins so the seaboard, a healthier place than j (Jrifiiu, nor a town or city where there can be found n hrgiier j tone r.r moral s .-, y. j So expense will be spared to place this Institution upon a ! j footing with the most favored in fb.- country in facilities for im- I proven ent of every description. j The Principals oj ?hi j College have en aged the serric/yj of an i . abUi and effiei“it Faculty, and arrange ment? have br ?n mruie I j to procure the most comp ete and extensive | Philosophica!, Chfinical and Astronomical I Aparatns !to be found in any Insf.h.tion r ‘ ! : .ko character in the State. In a word,nothimr will be if ft und'iK’ to thorough 1> educate J the young Ladiee ii; a-d i*, this College, in head, mart and ; manners. With such a locaiioa, and such up for imparting ir.H'c r.iou, e think v.e may Fr.feiy s-.y, no one will regr<-t { any patroiuvge given to lh -1 Gnif/iN CoLLiio.A :f. Sxv.narv for You so L* t u> *. JOHN ii. RF.ID, President Pooni of Trv.stsss. j W ;•!. R. Philip?, fiecrftn . i Griffin. Ju.y 23:h, 18fi3-^w3:. RESIDENCE FOR SALE. I ofi'er rcy for Bale, one mile from I ! from the principal Jl/r.ie red Fcrral* schools, | with f--ty acres of land, of which *h!rty are in the wood* :nd | ; well timbered, .fi* iri lo*s, in a high rtatw of calrivniion. The j j improvements r.re all good—a large twr story brick dwelling, ! f vi'h eight roor.js, five closets, a pantry, front portico and back piar.i.a, siF.d out buildings, all new r.mi good, a well oV excellent j i water in the yr.ri. and a good cool spring and a flsh p<nd near ] • th; house. This is i>r.e i ! the highest and healthiest locfitions j j near the city, and in one of the very best neighborhoods on this I ! side of f he river. 1 here wishing to buy property about this place 1 : will only have ‘o sc* 1 ray place to be pleased. There are also a j ; great variety of fruits a id shrubber; and shade trees of every j kind grown In this climate. A bargain can be find by calling soon and seeing me, or in j : my absence Uol. A. K. Ayer or Mr. rl. H. F.pping will show and j seillor me, iLc. S. T. AUSTIN. | Columbus, Gn., July 2il—wif : Strayed. I “XTIOM tte subscriber's residence i.bor.flbe first of the present ! I* month, n small mouse colored mure Ml I.F. Ihe runic may i . he known by two one on her right and the other on the i I left hip. caused t>y a burn while a colt. Any information as to the whereabouts of said mule, will be j thankfully received ora liberal reward paid for her delivery at | i rnv house, four miles west of Ilannahalchee P. O. Stewart conn- j ty'Gn. K. L.J, B. THOMAS. j | lfannaht tchef I*. 0., July 23*w 1 f $25 Reward. RAN AW AY from my plantation, in Baker county, on i wa the Min of June last, toy negro man WILSON,, thirty* two • ■ oQjx <>r ihir'.y thro* 1 years oi age, exx feet hi"!), weiiths about ! 190 lbs., dark ’complexion, nnd has a very intelligent ! where iie lived Ui;!il abou* lhe i**t of June lart, and is ! row probably in that vicinity. I will gi\e the Above reward !or h?** deliverv at . nv Jail where I can get him. Manny. July 2C—w:f v\ M. \V. CHI KVFE. PARTNER WANTED, WITH A CAPITAL FBI)'! 0X1; TO TIIRFT TIIOIiSANl) DOLLARS. TxHll object helngto increase a busings already eslahiiyhed iu ‘ the fioiirisbing city of .‘.avsnimh, it being vey profitable, | | and without any chance of ri.-k. To a young man of energy It i i ;s a rare chance. Apply at this office. July *. H 2—vw-’tfc.v.’lt corn 7\m> vmii;\r. (JOHN and VV heat wauled, for v* - h Ike Idetiest i u:rk<-l r.ri e willb paid at FAI.ACi: MiLl S. j Columbus, July 23—wlttv/tf TO THE PTiBLIO. ! \|Y WfFF, Francis l . rd, hav'ug n*y and board ; M without any cause whatever, 1 hereby caution U persons 1 . rot to take her in. nor credit her on my account, as I am deter- ! I rained to pay t?o dtJy or de*dn of h**r* couracting mde c/.ra- ; I nelled by law. EM AS FORD. ! Cohuubue. July 23. ISs3—twstwlt.’* COI RT OP OBUIKAtIV I ..... for F.arly county. ) J* lv .*>.). , S. S. STAFFORD, Ordinary, Presiding: rTappcsriux to the Court by the Fcti ion of Berrien Chrmbers, > thr’ .Nsthr.rii'.d Hartlem dw.*:-.vrd, did in his life time execute j i u*stid Berrien Chcmbera, Ids.bend conditioned to e--e?ut€titles j Ila tee sim.ple to lot of land number two hundred and .n ’*•“’.)■-••• v ! ! eii,!!; th tw-nfy-sixth district of Early county, to add BerrU n ! I Chambers ; and the said Nathaniel Bartlett having departed this ‘ J life withou’: i-xectiting titles *o lot of land, or provrdwig in ■ ‘ any way for thetrunv. And it further appearing that the said Ber- j i rie"u Chamber* has |*x : and the lull amount, of the purchase pri eof j said lot ot laud; and the said berriru having inuiiioiiod this ! i i‘ourt to dire-t r.r*d order Thomas B. Andrews, administrator of j 1 U;*-csta*” of Nathaniel Bartlett, deceased, lo execute ?o h.m ri ; I le to said le; of lend in conformity wlih said bond and the law : j li )4. therefore, ordered by the court here, that notice be srivou j ! at three public places in said county, end in the Columbus Times ) j anti Senuuel, < t such Rppic:'.i;c n three t .or.tbs, that all jvrsous ; i concerned may file their ohjecMor.s iu the Clerk’s offlee, if any j j they have, why Thomas B Andrews, administrator as aiorc.ciid, j ; should not ex* cute tit!e to sad lot of land to said Be-r!eii ; Char .bers, in conformii) lo said Bond and the Statute In svrb j care made end provided. A true extiae? from minutes of sr.id court. July 10th, 1853. j B. H. STAFFORD,Ordinary E. C. j July 2fi—w3m j STRAYED, OR STOLEN, my wntjrr, wp Bonihoat from Colnmb-, on I Wcd'uv-duy nlgto, the ?-M c.i r hny mare mtrie, about j i five vear- o I*l, very gentle, jutihJl, wli compjytcti, mam* neatly i ! reached nnd tail bobbc l; pnr*icu r.r mark * reuoJocicd. J I A liberal rcuranl will bo ar:v*ti fs.rsuil mtUe if delivered i mo, j ! cea*! uinpklu, Oa., er if leri ti any -table in Columbus, sn that ! i 1 can re* tu r, or any inlbrm:;!ion of Raid mule will be thankfully } . ruenived. * *. K. ARTIR'S. j J u ly ■—w tt CLOTHING TOR THE FALL OF 1853! TJURCH ASERS of CLOTHING are informed that we \ I are manufacturing the. i LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING I tat wholesale only)suitable for the Country Tnd*.to be ! found in the Swtes. : Bsrwe d<Y business on tho ONE rRI Vi: BYAT E>L . Order? promptly filled. An examinetion of our stock is HANFORD A, BROTHER, 29 Park Row, (opposite the Astor House.) N*. V. N. B. We are the largest manufacturer of Oiled Cloth i\‘i in the country. Rubber Cloth'N'g at the lowest mar ket rale-. New Vork.Jjine 21—w3iti STEW A gif, CRAY & CO. j SI'CCESSORS TO H. S. SMITH & CO. **r *t vr\ Tim undsrsiyned having purrhanM the tire iuterest of 11. S. SMITH in the \\ arefcrtlt&o House heretofor‘occupied by H. H. PinHb &. JMmMU i t>., have a*ocialYd tbemnelvus top?:her under the name and j a tyie as above, f**r the transaction o; a general WARE HOUSE. COMMISSION AND— GROCERY Itl SIXESS. I They have had the Ware House re-covered and tboroughlj r>~ j ‘ business will be rondnoted In tV new buildfw? ! opposite the -tore formerly occupied by K. Barn <kd &< o n and | adjacent to the Ware House, where will be kept a large supply of j Bagging, Rope, Salt, Iron, Sugar, Coffee, &c., which thev arc prep red to furnish their and patrons on a? liberal terms as they can be had in the market. The usual advances will be made ou cotton. Messrs. STEWART & GRAY, having been connected with the business of H. 8. Brnitli & Cos. as partner* for i-evera! vears, believe .bat their experience in business, combintd with the personal exertions of them selves and their associates, wiU enable them to give entire saiislactien to their patrons. J NO . p STEWART, I‘. J. SEMMES, W. A. BEDELI., \V. C. GRAYY Columbus, Juno 21—wtljan. Printing Presses For Sale- TWO lam and very .upartor Washington Printing Pr esses, with bv *■! beds, will be sold low w essh, or on time 11 preferred by f February V-Iw^wtf MUSICAL. anotheiT music^storeT’ WILLCOX & CARTER, NO. 92, BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, CA., ARE now receiving, nnd will keep constantly onhcisd, ! SHEET MUSIC, PIANO FORTES, GUITARS, VIOLINS, i ACCOhDEONB, BANJOS, TAMBOKXNES, I FLUTES, FI. AGEOEETB, FIFES, &0. Strings’ for the VrOJ, 1 N AN I Gl IT AK . ALSO fnstmetion Books for the ab ve Instruments. Also, Exercises I for (he cullivntiou of the Voice. Oniersare solicited from Teachers raid others. I>. F. WILLCOX. WM. I?. CARTER. N. B. Mr. Carter w ill attend to Tuning and Repairing Fianos as heretofore. Columbus, April 15 —wdttwtf A GOOD PIA N 0 f ORi T 6 FOR RENT BY TIIF. MONTH OR YF.AK, j AT THE j MUSIC STORK OF WHITTELSEY & CO. j Columbus, June 24,1853 —tw&vvtf SELLING OFF SHEET MUSIC AT HALF PRICE. THE undersigned desiring to reduce their exteiwlve stock of; Hhfvjt Music, will seil at ihre.r ecu’ prr page* <>r half the • • usual price) :i large share of th4r present stock. Among which i may be found many of the r:r.w and popvlcr pieces ot the day. | t bhia is noptv>r:unity not to be neglected by T? aethers and i J Bnooi.i?, to li.y in a f-upply. In this lot will be found most oft i the desirable .Vpsjo everyday ordert-i. I At.so, a large stock of Instructiok Books for the PIANO FORTE, which will he sold at less ti;nn cost. Among the Sheet Mu?:- are the following pieces arranged by C. REP?!, v:-.; ; Dancing Feather Waltz; I Bombardment of Vera dr*c j } nibert W&K-.:ne; Stone Mountain, Q. 8 1 a Sultana Walla; Columbus Guards, Q. P. : Gibraltar Hyacinth Gnlh'p; Alpine Horn, Q. H. Galb>pnde polks. ausv- -A large variety oj J Songs, W altifu, Marrhes and ! i st epe, by celebrated authors. r*?ues of this lot to be s*rlct!y Casft. j Just received,a large lot of NEW MUSIC, which will N sold j at the usual price. j Call nnd exerr.inft. Orders with money enclosed will be Piled I and forwarded to any port of the country b\ mail. WHITTEWFiY A CO. Columbus, Go., March ft—iwif l?ew Sheet Music. ‘TAH E subscribers have this day received n large assortment o A s'.'.f't-■. Mi:eic; among vhi*-h ar** many new huhA populu ; pieces lu.'ver beiore ofiend in this market. The ladies iu parti j cul iraro iniitrd to call and examine our sto-Jr. TKI AA & PEASE, i Gtolumbus, March 2 — uv 106 Brt'ttd street. PIANOS TUNE£> AND REPAIRED. ff&u*— - THE undersigned have engaged the serviceso Mr. P. O. HAMM,Tuner end P.ano Maker,lntel} i TTlTrlrff oir * Erards* C-jlebruted E.-tablirilim**nt in Paris. J xu • Mr. R. is probably lhe N'st in his profession in th ! Sottih=>ru Country. VYe ae prepared to allend to all orders in i fh*’ above lire, and wlUbe responsible for all vorkdone by our ! workmen. Orders aitdressed to Whittst.ssv tL Co n crTr.UAX ! At F,:asf, will rnfvA wi:b promot attentlor, &. Cos. i Columbuß, April 22, IA V 3. TKI’A X & PEASE, j tw;f—Jo!4 wtf “‘* ’ i List of Letters. REMAINING in the Post Office, at Columbu.**, Oa., the Ist July, 1853: i i Adams, YVm H Lewis, Mrs M B i A hors, John Lowden.MrsC i Arrer, Wtn L,owe, Menrv V* I Adams, B Long, Nicholas 11 ! Athentonton, Alice Lang.-ton, Lalayettr, ! Alrnand, (Georgia L I.Joys, Elizabeth i Allen, Grunm&n Vlarcus, Joseph i Henson, Jameo \1 orman, Thomas ! Hritto, Amanda Alorman, VVm | Bulund, Virginia A Vlorse, Chr.s H • Kerry, Win T 3 Marc ram, Lucinda ‘2 j ‘ Blackman, Burrel Miles, TJ ! Bryan, Mary L Milligan, J J ! Baker, VVm Mims, VV | Boykin, Sterling U Morris Thomas j Rcntly, Julia Arm Mathiew, Catharine j Bugg, John P Aleary, VVm > Burran, Mary Moon:, Martha S j BassrtjThom:*.-- Aloire, Henry M j Broom, VV m TJ Moriu-on, Mam-on i Brodnax, Jame> Jagourk, John I Bug, Susan L Magourk, Silas I Besinger, Seaborn Morgan, VVm ; Brooks, Jir.cy Miller, S B : Butler, John < ■ Martin, John O j Butler, Kate Martin, Henry ! Crow, Jaeob VV Vloore, Randolph H i Clark, Miw I. F. *\ Vlote, Simeon ! Church, L H Me. Lester, Aloah ; Caloo, Neo ! y VlcVay, VV inficld v ! t Col n, N .vicLeod, M 1.) 2 Cotton, Jo#>i T vM.ioin, ‘ ('arigan, VVm Vlt’Gonran, James | Carleslo, Micnj&h 2 McKay, John ; Church, Marion MeArdle, Peter l Caupbell, VVm VI vCIu.- key, John j Caroline MeCullv* t.Charles I Calvin. John dcCalough, Janvvs j Cox. MrsL .1 Mc Noil, Jamw R j Courtney, John r l’ MeKinny, Jane j Margaret Nelson, Jesae i Chroach, < ieorge Nutter. James A * Daile*'. HI - Neale, Maria i Douglass,Geo VV Owen, VVm S j Denson, MoHie 1. t).**waU, Daniel i D’ ivlt, Dor-t Olive, Abel j Duni&p, Miss A A Olive, Malvina Dozior, J 13 i Davis, I’.l OiA’en, Obediah ! Dozier, lNyor Peddy, Penny Daughtry, ‘Greeo Fondlrivn, h’annir E ! Dole?, Bfmj >Vtr€*on, Mary Acu 2 i Kiev, Sal lie f Pace, EJkauuh I Faibank.i: JVrkias, Ht.net J Edwards, Amelia Farm**, Nathaniel S Finn Edward Patmar, Mil tun A ! Ford. John J \\ 9 Parkmnn, .Savannah 2 , Furr-ew'p, Cbar.hsn Y’ “'., Martha h'yori, Eli Pact*, 8;ovh-;n Fleming, Rohr A Kof*e, Larinia K Minerva itigh!,J A Gaff or i. <>■:;*< Kite, Wm G 1 (i ray, Menton a KuSinsnn, Ann W 2 J Gear, Matilda Koee, Hernuoou Garrett, F.;i-ha 1‘ Koulhae, Jo.-e.ph b (Iralmni, Ann Kijbi-.on, Lanniur Hicks, Miss Martha P obis sou, Mary t. Hc.rlncy, J Kadloic, Rob! L Hoilonncck, Garret: Tlua'iu, Sarah • i nines, Henry Kt*ece, Drury LV Holtzclaw, Jcney Sb'warl, Amelia E Holtzclaw, Martha 2 S:i ‘knoy, li G Hoyt, F L> Snell, Minor. F. Hoyt, Wm R Smith, M t-* R Humphrey, C T *t#Lher, Johii A ■ HuiirH'D, John Spiller, Charlotte ! Houston, Mary Stealy, Jane ; Harrison, Jameo H l Smith, Mitchell i Hull, Susa i Snuburn, Bej I Hatrison, Henry Smith, Ella ! Hayes, Martha Stallions, Jordan ) : Halley, Wm .Jeabrry, Henry Hnes, Emma C Smith, ‘l’ Weil? 5 i | Herty,James Vs’ Sapjangton, Jamee W ! Harrall, Alexander Smith, Shade A ; Hammock, lenvie VV S* Hus, Babe B i Johnson. Marcus Stewart, O W i Jame?, Garrison Taj'lor, Cheraiiiar I Jones, Eliza Tylle, Wm C 4 ! ’ Jackson, Mary Arm Thornton, Wm j Jackson, James Tharpe, Jane : Jordan. Wm Thornton, Henry’ A | Jemison, Robert T Tukes, Amelia i Johns, Joshua R. ‘rjviliey, James ; June?, I Vanci* ‘FhrealKeld, A A ! Johnson, Fredrie TUlory, John ! Kain.WmA Tompkins, J W i Kelly, John W Jr Toe!, Jospc H i Kitchens, CaTbatine Watkins, riami i Key, Chn rle? Wimberly, Arm Kendall,Jane Williams,Mary D Kent, (Gilbert Woodbury, Dearoi. Keyin', Ltovi- VVood,John W Kein, Robei t Ward, V H Lowe, Jenkin’ VVilliams, Jesse Leonard, Sarah A 1’ Webb, Wm H Lookard, A T Wonlnll, Arthur Lockhart, Henry Walker, Henry Lawes. Wm A 2 Wilson, Francis 1 Lairn, & Go Walton, S S Larrenee, James \\ood, Merik Lloyd, James ?1 Vv cod, \\ rn H At Cos ! Lamar, Mary M Watson, Harrey J Lecbor, Francis V> h 13ham, S A Lyon?, A J Woodruff, CliUon i Lawaon, M Walker, .tlilton Land, Jjime.s F Yor. ng, Henry P Persons caliin 7 lor any of the above letters, will please | sav thev arc advertised. K. C. Til, P. M. Columbus, July o,lßs3.—w&twlt variety siuvk_WAi:i:-H<rsi;. BARTLETT BENT, ■Tr MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN THE MOST ATTROYED Farmers’ Boilers, Ship C . booses, Gas Ovens, Charcosi sad Hard Ci_al Furnacss, Ovea Fronts, fcc. Iron Castings generally. Water Street, New-York. May 3,1853 -w3m. BLANKETS AND CARPETS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR SALE BY GREEN WAY, BROTHER & CO., 19 Barclay Street and 24 Park Place, New York May 17—w2m CORN, FODDER AND OATS FOR SAL E AT BROKEN ARROW, ALA B*^; FOR SALE AND TO RENT. VALCABLE LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE. TUB t MDERSIGNED wishes to pell his Plantations rim* Negroes. The principal P natation i* iu Clarke County, Air-onma, immediately on the Bigby River, nnd has a landiua known as Stave Lauding. It contains about 1,506 acres, I.W O of which is river bottom land; near 100 acres are reared, and under cultivation. Also, about SOO acres of upland in the same county lying on TanttlidaCreek, about 250 of which are clear* and and under c ultivation. There are 50 negroes, consisting of men, women and chMdren. 25 of the number working hands. I would aNo sHI my entire stock. Terms wiil be made liberal. Apply to the undersigned on the promises, or to B. VAUGH AN, cr \UBKEY & CO., of Mobile, who will give o’! ; the particulars wished for. VV. I . BE* K! l A M. Mobile Ju y 2,1853. July 13, w &tw Ira PLANTATION AND LOT FOR SALE, ON ACCOMMODATING IERMS. i 1 will sWI m\ valuable plantation one mne Fast ot | ffQC I'm lln . i luilniiiliiii. Fight Hundred acres; vcell ofjjSKi improved, good dwelling and out houses, gin house, ! ii‘*w screw.&c... itr. There 1? good creek bottom and ! pine laud interspersed with Oak and Hickory, j Also,a corner one acre lot opposite the hotel iu * rawford. j For terms and particulars apply to Messrs. C. ri. Harrison A i Cos., Golumbus, Ga. i Mrs* 20—wAiwtf C. A. CLOUD. FOR SAUK. | A HOUSE AND LOT; AI.SO CARPETS, FURNITURE, Ac. APPLY TO C. S. HARRISON & CO. * j Colurnhw. Mrv 14—twlf For Sale. • A email farm almut one and a half-miles from Goiiitn !’ bus. U coat ai ns 250 or l6‘i ac.ree oi land : about a third mSK of which Is cleared* and in suitable condition h r rultiva /aL lion. The remaining portion is well timbered with J put-. , It is a desirable location far any person, wishing a small farm or summer residence in the vicinity of the city. Apply to ?ili:nbus. March **— twtf T. ‘I Y• OR. LAND FOR SALE. WTI.I. bes >ld at publte out cry, on the first Tuesday in *6*raCi o*‘Utb**r b"VwcMi the usual lv>urs oi sj.le, at ‘the ! cur houre *4 Cuibbcr*, R&i.dolph *oui ty, Ga., be .. a — plantation late y otvi:e*'i by Bat's dffc**;'..*ed, i J; ijja ‘*n the r.*a*l from I-u:aula, Ala. to. Ou’.hbert, eight mile.- i from the former place and seventeen from the la;Ur. >a|d pian j tnli*n is situated neerthe Petaula-and <ltdchodkee creeks mwi contains about one thousand acres, five hundred oi which is open wi.h good improvements. Will be sold in we body; one hah the purchase money to be paid January Ist, 1854,and the baiame j January Ist, 1855. The titles are indisputable. I'ersons wishing to purchase are invned to call nd erarr.ine the land for thtmadvtP. JA.Mfri F. Nl VVPOM. F.x’r July 5 td* LA YIN IA NFWSOM. NOTICE. Valuable Plantation for Sale. r |MIK subscriber offers far Side hiaplantation f**r miles **outh 1 of t. uthboit coutain’iig 1012 acres iaml w.th ab*ut v.% re? of open iui and, with two seltlenients <n t : •* place, supp.ied with gort water und n**t surpassed by riiv place in tiie c-unty t**r hear l '. There is a saw u ill on the pin*’ newly repaired on g*/*>u stream ot \va or and iu fine operation, and a detnan lo nil Jumb<*r fact can be sawed at i?l tut cash or 1 t*JV cr*xiit to re s|H>nsible customers, also the ii.terest er privi.egu of the timber on upwards ol two hundred acres bind mor*. This place is near enough lo patron! e tl e ?cbool* in Outhhert as the subscriber has t een doing without much i*-c*nv tence. Cuthbert, July *9, —w Jt VVIL* t \M T> t KFH FOR SALE OR RENT. M The houso and lot owned cnJ occupied by the un dersignl *d i tfecksou street, in this city, con'aitmig one acre, welt improved, v/:*.b alt the necessary build ings, fcc. Terms rensonab'e. f*<himbiis, tuly 15, l'st wSitwti l F’. ? A n FN For Sale. MY Plantation on the Glennvilh*, road, s veil | Tull‘s from Col uni bus, containing 34* acres, about IWi ol j which is cleared and in n fine state o - ruitivatimi. j . The improvements are a frame dwelling with four j rootua, kitchen, cribs and stables conwmierd y arranged. The j place has an abundant M|M>ly ofexeelDnx spring w.ter, is con venient ro churches and tniirk*-!, very healthy and in j an excellent nelghborliood—persons wishing to purchase chi. f ••bl.’i’u any desired information by calling on .Mr. Whitten, on J tin* premise*,*'’ the subscriber in Colutnbiia B. F. CGLF.M A\. roiumbus June 21—w6m. HOTEL FOR SALE. ! TN coneequenco of my advancod r.ge, and feeble • n 1 health, 1 urn induced *oofler lor s'aio’ the property k ! writ known no THK FI. A NTKRS* HOTKri, ic£|B } Iu the Village ol Fort Vailey, Houstou County. This ci==-£=iL. i house is loeitfed m or the junction of the* .vouth-VVesterii and ; Muscogee all Koa*ls. The passengers breakfast and dine hen . 1 will also sell my PL'inintion, consisting oi f>7o acres c.f exeel | lent P: .e land, irnmedijiielv adjacent to ‘he property, or ; I will seli the H*.ie| and Plantation separately. This is a good ! opportunity tor an energetic man to make ro- ncy, is Hie patron ! age offhe Motel, already large, i- constantly increasing. The terms, both as to price and times oi payment, will be very j favorable, s I an anxious to retire Ire m active business. M A ITIIEV\ D KriKV. ‘ Fort Valley, June 21, 1853. 4e28 wst HOTEL FOR SALE. THF. snliscriber offers or sale his eommodi ous and { v/oil finished Hotel, situated on the east a?:’** < t th* , ; public square, in the town of Hucns Vista, <a., an* JCJuL 1 • own as th** “GLOBF. lI*>TUl..” !♦ is fu-.-ishod wiH •! allrecees f conveniences, and lias pertaining to it, a gc. ; kitchen, t.x.oke housi*,stable, lot, Ac., alt in g*>nd r* pair. The , h<w]*>ei-4 cor *uiently situated,and isf:ivo-‘d with a libemlshurt I of boarding/*ud transient custom. Buena VisH, though new, :r a large nd ImauHful t'wn. Us srhoois,&tv.i varied merchnntih j and mechanic lDTe.s, insure itspermpnenry and rapid growth N*’ one nee<l in property f =r many years, i Persons wishing Pi purchase such property, would do w*|j o* phM and examine. RensonabJe !i:ne will beallowe*) for payment. For terms apply to Uv; uiMler-igned Z WILLIAMS. or to IVIJaJJjiMS & OLWK A\ i Muroho—ftv/tf Buena Vista. .Marion co. Gn. PLANTATION FOR SALE, ; IN THE VALLEY OF TALBOT COUNTY, GA THF. subscriber heviuv de>crm*ie*i in rero*vo w**At, offers li*r sale Lis pl;;n*s‘ n.*, I'niilrining hundred 4- t fine .undred acres bottom land, tcl*rat>L. dwetb i log and on* houses, new gin and rcr- I *. I Persons wishing to piKchnrc ngood farm will find It lo their f Interest to rail Bod examine the pictnlses. Come, I am deter mined to sell. Terms easy. JA.MFiri M. riTAMPUR. q ii/.*>, Talbot co., Ga., July s—wGt VALUABLE IMPROVED LAND FOR SALE IN LOWNDES COUNTY, i rpilK I XDI'HSItiXKU bus u<l yet sold his place, l-mr i t 1 ibe and Florida Kallrond, whMi ; s ! now bnildim?. In ihi- body cf and U.or** art* about l.f>oo r.crt * ! : tli.ft hnmmock aivi pln Jr.-td—23o reared. Dis wei! w‘.tre/% • i henlihy a;iri forfite. A grest r*Hri?aiu ran b* hnd. nud • ; vlw i;. Mt nddr.'uft L- Sharpe’ - >tore Post office, ria. ! J r, I ‘. ‘.ot I. R. EKAi! AY. j South Cowika Plantation For Sale. THE subicr'h-r havlm.’ offer* for ss ; .l Ids (dautatlotv coutamnig seven hiindrt'd ■ mnd KKinl ritui'.-.-,t t-.-xr rail— w—t of . mt!#?s from wH*. rn!!*s from the route ofibe i C’rard and Mobile kHllrosw’. i F'e-r terms apply to Mr. Thomas at F.nfaaln, or to j j the on the rren.i-r?. HKNID H. FIELD. j Insurance. Savannah Mutual Insurance Company. . > Company has relumed In stock Sixty tcr cent, ol | ; I premiums in the Inst two yours. The ?ui*cribcr lies the! ! P*/ck scrip Twcnty-bve jmrr**nt. or the last twelve taonihs end j ! a dividend of 6 |M*rci*.nt cash on the stock issued •or 1852 In*} ! sur’.rs in ihi c <(D co will b-:ruc their stock scrip of IE.V2 nn I receive | ! their nive.!'*Dis-riif'y cau at tht? same time receive tte lr scrip ; | lor 1853. i Marine and l ire risks faken at the usual by f:.-tumbus,.lui£ **— v. Artwly K. 4. >*osF.?, Acer.t, j CALIFORNIA INSUR A Na t BY THE | KENTFCKY MUTUAL ■rva z INSURANCE COM I*A NV. Apply to JOHN MONN, A pent, l Columbus, Ga. BOP WELL li. SILLING, ! ; July 9—w&.tv.*lv Medical ExanUmers, i AfrENGY OF THE MANHATTAN j LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF SK \V YORK. 11. H. ErPlNfi, Agent f-.r Columrbnu.. Ga. j JLR 1 * BO*r/FLL fc RILI I.YG, .tlrdical Kzartiaer*. j Pamphlets centainine tables of Bates and oth-r ioformotlon ! may be obuiimsl by nppileatioa at the office of the AL'eute. j Oduiaus, Nov <3—tiV6w ij’ Nk\V [THE PROOF LIVERY STABLE. M: ( ‘‘pH 15 uudersiptvxi return ibeir sireere thanks to their i.oo.rr j 1 < litrouE and friends for the liberal patronr-'u hen tofore j evtoMied te them, and v/ould respecilully anoounre to the pub- j i lie that they bave removed to their large and recently Bu!#hed I !fire proof brick stable, WEST SIDE OGLETHORPE STREET, • Adjoining Temperance Hall , and opposite H. C. Mc- Kee’s Carriage Repository, where they arc prepared to offer facilities and accommodations unsurpassed :n thi-southeru country. Their stable* are Sited u)> with ovor ONE HUNDRED COMMODIOUS STALLS ! ! Their lots are extensive and secure* <>ui Horres, Buc i Cairlages and Rockawa)*, are of the very first order. Our uri vers Hostlers and Attendauts are sobfr, careful and courte ous. Lverytblng connected with our establishment Is u<iei the !mm- date personal attoution of the Proprietors. We have soared no expense, and are deter mined to spare uo paiu* which tr.av b- uecf's.o'ry, to render perfect satiatoyh*u to all who may favor us with their patronage. IVe !*>***’ thorefore, by d.iigent and unremitting au ution toon” fXisinesa, to merit a literal share of public patronage. FINE HORSES aJ-WAYSON HAND FOR SALE. \ B wtth our L - Ter > business, we hare two ■intendui 11,.— it* 1 tees, with fine teatna and careful drivers, which will I** readiness, on the arrival and departure of the r “ anil Steamboats. Order* left at the* H to % and at <>r t*ta- Jle, pr *mp'Jy aueuded to. VEBKoY & ECTOK. Oolumboa, July 10, IPs3—wly. ~ For Sale. A Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, will be sold below Boston prices. For particulars, apply at this eX&so. tManbas, Jaw-4—wtt BUSINESS CARDS. r. locKrTT, 4*m n. i-ont, >ohh b davis. “"UMIITv tons i G©’ ! COMMISSION M ER C II ANTS I AND SHIPPING AGENTS, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. WILL attend to the fellin'; ol aii kiedfot Prodree. Strict attention given to rev.eiviug and forwardn g goods, and filling orders from the country. July 9—w&twlv THOMAS J. NUCKOLLS. A T TURNEY AT LA VV, Columbus, Georgia. Office over I. G. pTRrpPFR-p, near corner ot broau anc'n&B do ph PtrfH-ts. WILL practice in the counties ol this and the adjoining judicial 1 circuit in Alalmma. Vrcbts-wlv I = VV. C. ftl IVLk, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Trr.KEOEr. M acon co., Ala. *Vii! practice in (he counties i>l Macon, AI I allapoosa. Pike, Barbour anAßussel. lanuaryttS—4wly K. J. MOSES, JOHN EE A BOD V. MOSES & PEABODY, ATTORN SY3 AT LAW, COLUMBU . GEORGIA. - WILL practice in Museegce county, (ia., ami Ruwell comity. A!n.,and iu (ho Si.prcnic Court ot the tstate of Georgia Columb s, Jum- 2*J-\'iif Sam. S. Hamilton, Columbus Ci mm.nbham. HAMILTON & CUNNINGHAM, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, TROY, Pike County, Ala. April ZX (R33—NrfctgtT. KING & WINNKMOKE, COMMI SSI O N MERCII ANT S, MOBILE, ALABAMA. Dm. 80,1849. [Mob. Trib.] IS tt DOUgLASS & DOUC.L SS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, C vlibrl, UtiTgia. il"* ILL practice In the counties of the Southwestern Circuit, ▼ and in Stewart county *1 the Cl aibthoocln**’ circuit. 1 l t.KMI’S L. JiOroLAPP, Xov 3ft~wly VABrf 1 I US luHTI AfS. M <)LA> G A CHET, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tuskeoek, Alabama. OFFtrr OVER coutfm’s BKICK KlOitE. WlLl.attend the c<urtot the Ninth * ircult, and Aioi.tgumery, Pike, and Harbour iu the Ltginh circuit. inarch 9—wlv . 11. r. GUKLNVVOOU, JOMAH sit>KKl>, j. I. KiLCUaY. GREENWOOD, MOKKJS *V RIDGWAY. factors & commission mlrchams. No. 7 Caroudrlet street. Neiv • oeaus. OctSfif—woU* y TUCKER *St BLALL, ATTORNEYS A I La (V, Lumpkin, stbwakt county, Ga. A’ILL attend regularly theru r t owi eu-wati, > ** , *’*°®“ Miwipterand Raudo phcouniiee: and Mill give prvn.pl ntun lion l” oil !>u-i(io- ommou-U to tumreure. ...... , .IUH.Y 4. irCKF.H. It. BF.AI.L. Lumgktii. lonuurj l. 15.,3 -wlv GEO. S ROBINSON, ATT OIC Nfcl A 1 1. AW , Cut hbf.rt, Georgia. RkraßENcao v—(lona. M. 3. Wellborn ami Allred (verso Colii’el.m. Cull’hort. Nov 2—*3.tf D. B ■ HOMFSOIJ & CO., (AT THE SIGN OF THE HEART,) Below Hill, Dawson & Cos. ‘TMN Copper Sheet Iron,Steam Boat work, all manner 1 of’ Gull rs, Piping, Conductors and Hooting done to ordor, fub.-lar.tialhi am! warranted. Nov. 2 J. S. WOODBE.IDGE, PRACTICAL ARTIST & DAGUERREOTYPIST, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Rooms over Fo ter A Purple’s Jewelry Store. | Uroad Street. _ Columbus, Jan. 5-w c. S. HARRISON A CO. AUCTION AND COMMSbIOIy MERCHANTS. Broad stret.t. Coldmbhs. Ga. H7ILLi.lt. ml promotly 1..i,1t b*.Mi.s.cons,yum! to tbftn W U.’. 13— S S. STAFFCRD, ATT ORN E Y AT . I.A VV. Dlakrly, Korly Cos., G. ” ft. CULLEN', \TTt It \ ‘ A* LA IV , BLAKELY, EARLY COUNTY. GA. 0..* 5. 1r,2. 4 -sly WILLIAMS, OLIVER AND tKOW.N, Atto me vs at Law , nvKNA VISTA. .MARION CO. GA. II ..rxrtfoe iu Cl.‘- ri'iiiiiu - cl Surioi., ‘ -=i'Vartl liai.dc.lpb. M ‘ Taj for, and w:> M!* r.*ivxi V TH **•’ OUVK*, JArm. BROWR. I °'' Yly ! SKY LIE NT DAGUERREIAW GALLERY'. ‘t'nr iimW-ixiv'd lißviaci pi*rchr..cd ofJ. IfottT Ibe Oagrr -1 rebm fluilery, on P.roud -dixe , ver tnv and ;-w , ■ ; ;hc nio4 C-* e clmrsctiri STSSZX sir ] • k1..a.al osourco-.n,! j . ‘ - , e i , x), F. lit America; r ; FRr.*w.. t*- T ‘ , , j,,....- us id Utah O her;*, :U taken irtuu t.- di&n,Uo.. Kev. J.i - , K.DDLB A- i.V\ iN<, _r., |,re sell Cn.. July !S r *ly LAND WARRANTS WANTED. O.WNTV LAND WARRANTS for 40, 80, *CO acre, i > wracfocU for cubH I— ,% Uoiutubus, auu J 4— MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OT soi: TII CAROII \A . I Tb Aimud o.r*cf Urtra*.aihU iHi ulloa I’J com ! m 0..-- c.i lb • fir.t 1“ b l r ’ xl ‘ I Annioin,— Pr -I.J. E. I'otEl on, •- !. I ti,ir o.y'-Prjt J. K. I cnol o-, -I/. O. I 1,.-tuire , .1 Pnu-:i-re r U-r> I<.<- D | ~Vrm -!’r,.i. . t U.’ k '>- T - J’- • i bsu trn s- I'to . Thomas -i Pri- lbav, *• v. AnL.r. v. and | {^l J "Tfo“L e A p;o *-L ■ V U ’ CLINICAL INSTRUCTION. I)r. J. Our, M. D. Coy-icßi. L. t S/Kri.i.-lU-pital “J *“• icr.l Insirucc-.r, iwlet a *ec-k onlirf; “I la“l *“ *'J U Eo'a Phioi E.I-. M. n. phyii iaii tn the I’orplfol “film Altu, Ilnur.-. ::t , Inch Irctur. r bi., r,.1 t*lor a re*- ~n cliLare” uW^ll,iii-i,.i.*-r.i;i;..arf I, and ile suw..t bcMictn ‘ ‘ , “ue™M l ilra'Un'i‘nrir'.r'inn In Xl.-dlcinn ami Sundry, at the cmi4a lln.l Hal, l.v lll'.’ Em arv.r. nf ,bv S rd cal< nl ft-. . • iu’ Meal mneiinuo l ic Ir.-J.rea an I a<-u t> . ti • Vwl- I iral r..l|.ltn „i the Sude ot SduUi G rn iua. hi-W on U-e Sd of t'ro’l’G.mps ‘ ve Siadnc. ‘ra d^uunliinc Ibat Ih. i-vllaU’iile CX, -'n-r, n: llnj scudoi.l are tool , a * *- Bed by ihUsduiUmto the c*u *e. Juq HKNUr It. FROBT. Pw. FAIRBANK’S PLATFORM SCALES. Lr.Ttg known—Severely tested—Alva/* right—The acknowledged Standard. m-Hroad. Hay,. 0 ,1. and rnn-rr .“.'Anas, ret to any part of the country, a’ i twrt uotice. Agents, Faibb inks fc On, <JJ H ater street. New York, A’uw is Ihe time to bring in your Old Rags! AN D get four cents per pound for oeoa cbcan rn s, wbcQ ‘bmaght !uquantities ol nue hundrtd pounds tr n re. Aire tVaste o all kiu-a ( roui Kaclnrlee’ wan Us l, urubkh rsiV nri'ee, w I> be given, delivered at wtber dock isla- and t acnay it ~L. n • \tore at me old stand, corner ~f Kainlol;ili and ••gw j m iuutbMfA. June 14—wtf !Xo Friends of the Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Inioi. H WlVv te*en urgeiiU.v solicited by uo of the Hociety. to feecp a ollectum ot their pmn.cation tor wile * thin place. 1 hiivecousetited 0 to do, n. and have juH received a lot of them which tor the preeeut, may be found w teet.*r o Rock Inland Fartorv. Ci. B. CUUTId Odum bus, J utie 11—wtwtf - Winter's Palace Mills, I KF. arain In full operation. Send in your Wheat and orn. Flour, vtfeal. Bran aud Shorts, always on band. Coluinbus. June wtwtf - SQUTNIBiNi l COWET \ FALLS MANUFACTURING H AVING rc—jmed'l.NOr.c-rra'-o, are now In tnixerafu: operation Havim; added sev rat piocoa ol New eiel Im prov.sl M..miner, to tlieir factory, tb.) now offer Pr Purcbtuera lIKAVt and Ltoar COTTON GOODS, COTTON YARNS, assorted. unsun*assed in quality. VVitoLiM Plain and <’ k*redr WfM>usJtui, Colored. WOOL Carded for Cash or Toll. They wui give voe nignvat •*! •• 1 *CfL; atidtu. ke up W 00l into Cloth, ou kuarva or torllitoea Juitt