Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE DEHOC'kIAT.
SATURDAY. MAY 36, IKJ2.
We are gratified in perceiving of late, a
more conciliatory spirit manifested on the
part of some of the leading Southern
Journals, on the subject of the Tarifl', &
the difficulties with the general «o%em
inent. Indeed we arc not ret entirely
without hope, that as the crisis approach
es, it may he met with becoming temper;
that real patriotism, expanded love of our
whole country, may prevail over local pre
judice and sectional ambition, and that
our political institutions may still be pre
served, to shed their genial influence n
round the destiny of our children, and
dispense to them those blessings which
they have hitherto heaped upon us. The
following paragraph from the (leu. Jour
nal is penned in a spirit worthy of the
high character of the talented editor, and
we can. not but hope it will have ils influ
ence on tlifl public feeln.'g throughout the
State.
*• VVe have received the report oftlie
Secretary oftlie Treasury on the tarilf
Accompanied with such a bill as in his
judgement will best reconcile the rights
and interests of Ihe various sections o,’
the Union- We have neither time nor
health to give it that careful perusal
which ought to precede any expressed
opinion on so important a subject. But
we see enough in the principles he as
sumes. to authorize a hope of its affor
ding the basis of an adjustment. So far
as it gives substantial reliefto the South
we shall be in favor of it, though it may
not relieve ns as far as we think it
ought. We are not for applying the
extremum suppliciuin in the Nullifica
tion or in any other form as long as it
can he avoided. The constitution was
formed upon compromise and are we
abov? continuing to administer it in the
same spirit?—We avow ourselves the
friends of .'uoderate measures. We will
never goto extremites for a mere ab
straction. \Ve closed the war with
England, and wisely closed it when
tlie actual grievance ceased to exist and
shall we he more 'iclgerent against our
of this Union?
Mr. Sol. Smith’a Theatrical corps
made their debut before n Columbus au
dience on Thursday evening lost, in ihe
interesting Comedy of the Soldier’s
Daughter. The Piece is a good one,
and was well sustained hy the compa
ny. Mrs. Smith in the character ol
V\ idow Cheerlv. showed herself per- i
fectly acquainted with the business of!
the Stage, and displayed much fine act
ing. She possesses talents that would
command the attention of any audience,
and grace any boards 11 :>r song. “Ilark
■ tis the Echo” was admirably executed.
Her voice possesses great power and
compass, is inexpressibly sweet on the
higher notes, and was managed with
great taste and judgment. Mr. Sol.
Gov. Ileartall xvas also well
supported: and Frank Heartall had an
able representative in Mr. U. Smith.
Hath of these actors possess superior
talents. The inferior characters of the
comedy were v erv respectably' sustain
ed. And, upon the whole, the piece
was received with much applause by a
very larare and respectable audience.
The Farce was also judiciously’ cart
and well sunported: but it should h, vc
been pruned of some of its impurities
before it w s presented to a mixed au
dience. Indeed public taste in this
cnun'fv is daily becoming move discrim
inating in these matters, and jests and
inuendoes that would once have pass
ed off with general acclamation, would
now he offensive to a large part of the
audience. Pieces therefore prenared
p?r an English audience, or for an earli
er neriod, should undergo a judicious
revision.
Expedition.- A Theatre 70 feet Ion" by
40 wide was eommeneed on Monday
morning'last by our enterprising fellow
citizen Mr. Bates, and finished on
Thursday afternoon, in season for the
•eception of Mr. Sol. Smith’s company
on that evening. A great portion of the
timber, on Monday morning waved to
the breeze in its native forest : four
score hours afterwards, its massive piles
were shaken by the thunder ofnpplause
ip the crowded assemblage of man.
A bill has been reported to Congress
granting a township of land in East
Florida to Dr. Samuel l’errine (Ameri
can Counsel at Campeaehy) anil his
associates, to encourage the introduc
tion of useful exotic vegetables and tro
pical plants.
The intelligence oftlie destruction of
tiuayama is confirmed by an arrival at
A'ew York. It is further stated that
the negroes in the island of Trinidad
were in a high stale of insurrection, and
■ that several large estates had been
burnt.
The r. 8, ship Ontario, whose nrrl
vnl in Hampton Hoads from the tied
iterrnneaa. Inis been noticed. left Syra
cuse on the 4th Mtfrrh - TJ»e rest of (In*
squadron was there and reported to be
generallj well. Ontario left Vaplcaon
the Ib'lh .March, and tiibru'tur oil the
«4 Apdb
The following paragraph from a Mont
! gomerv paper, exhibits the estimate form
-Icd in that place of the merits of Mr.
•Smith’s Theatrical corps, now perform
ing in this town.
Our Town is cpiite lively, business of
all kinds brisk. Mr. Sol. Smith aud
his company are still playing tocrow
ded houses, the strongest evidence that
thuy merit the patronage they have re
ceived. The exertions of the manager
lo contribute towards useful mirth
and salutary woe, have been justly
appreciated by a generous public, and
we hazard nothing in saying that ihe
company have given general satisfac
tion.
Mrs. Smith is an actress who de
serves a place in: the lore most rank. We
have had the pleasure during our liit* of
witnessing the performances of many i
female “stars” but in no instance do j
we ever recollect of seeing any one of
them appear to advantage, in so many :
various characters. Assign to our !
favorite Mr. Smith any diameter yon 1
will and she personates it “up to
life itself." This talent being rare >
wherever found, should be liberally
cherished.
Air. li, Smith is a young gentleman
ofline promise and ‘acts well hie pari*.
—Should he pursue his present profes
| sion he cal.mil f iii become a distinguish
ed Dramatist. Act why select, where '
all have done well.
Planters Caz.
The Sheriff of Tuscaloosa County
arri ved here on Friday last from New—
Orleans having Mosely iiukir in eusto
dy.— Mobile Register.
In tiie state of Missouri a divorce
was recently grafted on die petition of
both i arties, stating that they could not
live happily together and that the hap
piness oftlie people shoo'd te the ulti
mate end of all government.-- Western j
Paper.
An application of soap and
and a poultice of corn meal, is recom
mended as a cure for the bite of a most
poisonous serpents.
__
rapid 11 «»•&.—Messrs. Philips ami ;
Graham purchased a tract of lid fn u
Gen. Uncock, on the O' io liner, on Mon
day of last week, laid out * tnv i op :
Tnesdav, and built Fourt. e i li> i • n
four succeeding davs. At the ! ■ v
intend establishingth ir ship yad—,'ea
vrt (Penn.) Angus.
1 ' -
The debate in Houston’s case, t? seems
bn,? lately turned upon a very nice and j
subtle point. A moio: J-rs been nn ii
to acquit him, became bed and not strike
Mr. Starilierry for word* “ken <n de
bate, but for having p*J Si-Jtfd his spree'--.
So if ;i member «»•: Congvrs•> he k '.'"Kee
down for any tiling su,d upon ti >or, it I
is a breach m° privilege but if be be kdook- '
ed down for puM slong what be sac 1 , it is j
no breach. ' Probably Mr. Stanberry ,
was not aware ot this important d;s- i
tinction between uttering and publish
ing.
I Corned Pori.' —A man by die name
of Hogg lias been sentenced to three i
months imprisonment in Kentucky, as a .
common drunkard.
A lad in Philaclelohia aged 12. who j
had received a deserved scolding f'oin
his mother, out of revenge, took ;
his brother aged about 8, to the wharf a
botit dusk and piling -d him overboard, |
then returned and toid his m it! er say |
ing be only men? to push ban ::vand
pull him out ag tin to s.v te her. Vf*
said he had seen him sink thethir i fine
being unable to save him. The dis*re>
sed mother had her ehilti restored next
morning by strangers.
are authorised to announce i
Joseph Coleman. Esq. a candidate to i
represent the county of Muscogee m toe t
j Senatorial branch of the next Legisia
| ture.
Miruieau 11. Lam»u, Esq. has ’wen
announced as a c ladd ite for C .ogress
at the ensuing election.
rcs*., w.tc i it i . ♦'-xarr.*w*T ■.-.-rmm*-. SmS
MARHE'I t;iit>liN ANUii.
Sec. 1 Be it vrdainu.'Jy the Inh r.dant ,
and Commissioners of Ihe J own oj iJol-,
umbus , That the Market hours shall lie
from six o’clock until nine A. M. in the
months of December, January and Febru
ary; from live to eight o’clock, A. M. in
the months of March, April, May, Sep
tember, October and November; and from
four until seven o’clock, A. M. in the
months of June, July and August, which
it shall be the duty of the Clerk of tlie
Market to see punctually attended to.
Sec. 2. And be it further ordained,
That the Clerk of the Market previous to
Ins entering upon the duties of his ap
pointment, shall take aud subscribe the
following oath or affirmation, to-wit: “I
A. B. do swear, (or affirm) that I will
well and truly perform the duties of the
Clerk oftlie Market for the Town of Co
lumbus, during my holding said appoint
! inent, to the best of rnv ability; and that I
| will not ask, demand or receive any grea
i ter toll or fee than is allowed me by the
| Corporation, so help me God.”
See. 3. And hr it further nrdatned,
' That the Clerk of the Market shall at
tend the same every morning (Sundays
I excepted) when any article of provision
! is offered for sale, and remain until the
market hours are over; it shall be his du-
I iv to see that the hoteliers and other per
son* s< Hing meat in said market, do im
im.liatHv after mark'* floors clean down
j the stall* they have f*e.eit using, mid re
move every nuisa'ice appertaining tlrere
to, tieyoiid the inhabited parts oftlie tow n;
and for every refusal or neglect, thev
shall be fined in a sum not axceedmg the
dollars.
Sec. 4. And be it further ordained ,
That the Clerk of the Market shall en
force the rules and regulations of the
Market, examine all weights and scales
used m said market, see that they agree
with the standard established hy law, de
cide nil disputes between buyers ami sell
ers, and maintain good order and regular
ity in the Market-house; audit the eh rk
tail to perform the duties hereby required I
of him, or shall be guilty of injustice to i
any out while in the duties of Ins oti: i, j
or r im'd exact more than regular to|! he ;
shall be subject to a fine ot o i duli .rs, <A j
lie shall be liable to be dism.s. < ,! : '
fioe, on complaint upon with b-i ..
ed be ore ihe Board.
Sec. 5. And be it furl he■ ».••«' dried,
That all persons »hali have iilu r o< x
pose to sale, any article or prnv - \
country or other [ roduce, on aav
tlie week (’nnday excepted) ia th. * rt (
ot the market bouse s, * apart t r t| m ‘
bv the clerk of tbc market whose o t 1
shall he to designate certHM, stall* od,- 1
• r sanations in said market bouse. •' tlie !
butcher-, ami other p*-r«oi a a": ling 1
;he sud market, with .n, r,. -.le;'
each person paying to ti e .! ik i lo'l ».r j
li e. )inre* alile to tin follow !e -; vj/:
for ••• |.uiilcr ol beet sole ,;,i umr
kei 12 l 2 cent': for ever,- i ■> footed
animal weighing fn’tv ponm'. . I ,ver,
25 cents; for everv four fimtei! ..ma,
weighing less than ‘ : 'tx pan i 1-2
cents; ami anv person r-- 1 e:-■ ••- p p • i tie
sad clerk bis Ice us afore oni. so d', on
liitorniat on by tlie clerk nod ror*le<ioi» I
ol sa, l persons, before the li.<e: Lint, or •
aov two of die Commissioner.-, of said
town, be lined not exceeding five dollars.
c. ti hid be it further ordained ,
That if anv person residing within the
limit-ot -id low a, si.ail Guv, s'lgiigt-,
cn.dr ict <ir .iirg'un for b in, herself or j
others, a y t‘ • t, pork, veat, innttou, kiel,
or ntltev ->rtecie of provision, e v*. at at tlie
ill trkel inn -v, during market, hours, as
rof .cfoj<-uv •i •• oed, every si.cli per
s mi or [ere I--- s'' :ll f.>,*fe;t and pny a sum
not ex- il ogb’.e dollars, and any slave
who s: and! conoict srn ii oil''fee, hiiall re
ceive tve ity l i -in > the discretion of
die 80. "and, unless the o'vie r or employer
-'t sud .'Live sliail pay to the Treasurer
of du? B>«f-l,- the amount oftlie line • a
wh.tc person would have to pay for a like
off - ee* .nd any free person of color \i
ol-itin/tins ordinance, his or her guardi
an sine !>< resnoiisi’dc far such nffiuice.
Sec. 7. And be it further oriia tied. J
Tiint m» person shall sell, or offer fori
s tic, any unsound or impure meat, or ar- j
tide of pro-osion in said market, upon I
p.t.ii v»i p ,yi g double the sum demaudt-d !
tor u; nd is the frk forbid the sale of
< *ny article of tins descno'aon, the owner,
if he or she well 0, c. call on one, and I
the ttlerk of the .imrie t another disinter-(
ested citucii, who shall give their opinion j
on the article or nC'Clc.* so l'urhid by tlie;
said clerk, and tluni' dtiusion shall lie
conclusive, net>veen tlie ownei* ot the j
saute,,ml tlie clerw oi'lhe market; ami a- |
nv one selling or offering to sell within |
the limits of tins corporation, such tin- j
sound provision, on condemnation of the j
same, shall forfeit anil ;>av twenty dollars,
one half to the informer, and the other
half to the corporation.
Sec. 8. And be it further ordained,
Thai all persons who shall kill, or cause j
to he killed (except Italians or Indian
Negroes) ami taken to the said market for j
sale, any Mack or neat ctitile, sheep, hogs ■
•r goats, shall give the clerk of the mar- 1
h-t a .‘K'-x; .juinn of the marks brands, (if!
o.y) color, ilia kind of animals so killed, j
and from whom obtained or purchased, j
with the ears of such cattle, sheep, hogs
or goats, ai.d on a failure thereof, shall I
foi fait and pay a sum not exceeding fifty
dollars, for every black or netit cattle, and
♦wo doll irs for each oftlie other animals;
and every such description shall he en
tered hv th< clerk, in a book to be kept by
hiai for Hint purpose, which book may be
,I'pr 'ted by any person requesting to ex-
tlie saidfe, on paying the clerk for
verv search 12 1-2 cents, and for each
certificate 25 cents.
Sec. 9 And be it further ordained,
That tin: clerk of the market shall lie fin
ed at the discretion of the Board for each
neglect of his duty which may come to
their knowledge; and it shall be tbe duty
of the Marshal to'rtotice till violations of
this ordinance.
James 11. Westmoreland, C. M.
V RESENTMENTS
Os the Grand Jury of Heard County.
Hfahh 3rp Court, Mav Tfrm, 1832.
WE the Grand Jurors, sworn, chosen and
pi levied for the County of Heard, in conclusion
of the duties assigned us for the present term
beg leave to make the following presentments:
The first subject and one which has mad a
weighty impression on tho minds of the jury, A .
one which they feel themselves obligated to j
notice, is the lecent unwarrantable and mjeon-1
stitutional interposition on the part of “the 8a j
preme Court of the United States with the j
criminal jurisdiction and lav sos this State, they
feel fully justified in saving that this act "a*
without lae pale of the constitutional powers
g anted by the people to that tribunal, it is a s
ilia jury conceives a blow aimed at tho *ov
reiguty of t 'C States and wait designed alone foi
political effect, bet relying on the justice of
our cause and implicitly confiding in the integ
iity of our venerable chief magistrate to tun
tain the rights of general government, we con
sider that we ipve nothing serious to apprehend;
it'll wover we should be driven to detenu our
! sovereignly let onr conduct tm so directed, that
ill every slop we may with c rnfideiicu appeal to
. tho Sovereign Disposer of all events tor appro
| val \\ e entirely concur with our follow-juror*
j in unity of onr arsie' counties m no nmsting
i out Denature and tepre r-n'itive* in t ougrss*.
I deh gt'ceto represent tho isle ui Convention
I pr-.poM-.d is tip I oeMi in iisiurmis in May but.
to select a run jelife tor the Viee TrcsHenry of
the iUiitPii -Stxtoe. We cordially spprove <f
t!ie of.jeel of a conwntio.l ol delegates to amend
flic c. nslitution of Ihid >lt:a so for au to reduce
die noiuhor of si-oHl.a.' and repre-ealatives in
Ihe legislature, and cone nr in the appointment
of a central coinmi'tee amt of the individual »e
h-rti< n lo compoev dial committee, ai.d recoin
mend lo onr lePo.v-citiiens of this county to
meet at Franklin on Monday tlie gist of May,
uist and elect two delegates to lepre-enl our
comity in said conven'ion to he |o.td,n in .Mill*
edgeviile on the first Monday ,n J.oio noxqand
request the clerk to advertise foiliiw.lli such
meetiniT and intended elec'ion.
In takinv leave of hi* In nor J'ld-re Colrjur-tt,
wi pioseut him our tiia-u s f,>r his indulgence
to u* and the aide disebnge of his oiHcial du
ties during lire present term VVo also present
o i; thanks lo the Solicitor Goneral for Ins po
-iie attention t.o us during he present term
e request uO llioeh of our presentments as
r< a - cs to public matters he puhh- lic.l in lt«- f
"luiubi.s Ueinocrak and Sontheiu Recorder. !
JAM .S-. ‘ -OOPEK, Foreman. j
8 wocer Ge> ige, Joshua Evans,
1 ’ ifii:nn t’orry, itonialt M't lend n,
ib-hoit SpMimon, Joi.’n Wo it,
• eplion Btepliens, Obajiah U n is,
i-s llai thorn, John rt "1111 gluer,
, ii* vVood, John Ronton,
( avid .Miinli, l.rwii Eachry,
viuglon viilliams, Garrett Jourden,
Ih< 1 iron Foriuhy, tj il inon Long,
I !ios Ituteral, H. Aliiiou.
On iiiol.ion of the itofieitor General it is or
d r<d Inn so much ■ four prese tinents as re
’.lcsto public 11, aiers he pociished in the Go
; In’ ns | *ein rial ami Sou hern Recorder
.» true copy fro ~ the minutes, 13th flay, 1832
ll.All.i'Y BLEDSOE, > Ik
NOTIGE
tllerr.Uv fbrwarn all persons from tradioir for
a cer'sin note of Iniod given hr invsoif to
Henry l iVI oy. tor forty-five dollars, pa calth;
ihe 2eth dry of Uecember next. The consider
a*imi h r which said note was given havioir
wholly filled I am determined not t > pay it tui
til compelled I v law. E G. R vT<'HF >RD
mav 'hi, 183 .
(LV c i)N *>/GAMEJX P
Al l for *!, e l»v 810 T , T\ii VER ,V- Go.
Bbls. New ti k Cider, first quality.
m.iy 2t>
FRENCH MARKET COTTON.
’'l'f.ti snhserib.o will wish to purchase troni
8 new r.iop in tlie Fall ab. in 2,''(10 hales
M ince Govton for the rench omrket—lt imi't
i " clean, wi II ginned, in square hales not less
'h.iti 4'Mi ihs. and i,ol over 4.r(! ibs in strong bag
gmg
may 19. G. AV. DILLINGHAM.
LOTTERY NOTICE.
/ jjilK holders of t ickets in the .vtiltedgevillc
*.L Street ' otterv. are informed tlitu the re
sult <f the ('rawing which took place on the
slh 'lay, 1832, may be seen by applying to
e. .8 Norton,
may 18. Agent lor • lie Managers.
"iaoosi lTwrimr
J 0 £.? \K AW/vY from the sub
fcfffyd 6* scribe , livin- near the tails
JgrWJ of Goosa Rivei, .'tiiauga county,
/ Ala. about the first of January
•MutkMM last, two negroes, named VV I i.LH
and S I F Pli EN
Stephen '« about ‘"2 years of a »e, full face,
black - moth skin, thick short fee', and is, I sup
pose, five feet 4 or 5 inches high
" nil* i» a yellow lad, 17 years -f age no t>ar
tieular marks recollected lie h’d an iron ring
round one of iiit- legs when he htl hip
Ttio»e u -.nine - carried -ls .vjth ‘hem a large yel
low ilog w i h'he end of ids tail oft' Tlie last
cei tain iiecico't I h v*'of them, they were male
ing foi the Chemkee Nation I iiavs good rea
s n to believe that they have been run from
then to the Greeks cr t’lierokecs vvi-et oftlie
-ississippi, by some white riiliau or In
dia n
I will give the above reward for the snpre
hending oftlie villian and thencgices with suf
ficient proof to convict him—or fitly dollars
will he given fir the delivery of tlie negroes to
mo at my losidence as above mentioned, or
twenty dollars for securing them in some safe
jail, so that I got th in, aid all reasonable ex
penses paid Anv information of them will be
thankfully received
HOWELL ROSE.
May ID 3t.
GEORGIA —Men not ther County.
% 5 H ERE AS James tshi-n, administrator
V>■ of the estate of John Pullin, dec applies
to rno for letters of disun sion or said cstete—
Tiles* are theres ire to cite and udm ni.-h all
and sin iilar. the kindred and creditors of said
deeeasSd to he and appear at my olliee. within
the time prescribed by law, to show cause if anv
tiiuy have, why said letlcis should not ho grant
cd Given under toy hand and seal this !Hh
day of November. It-3I
nov ID LEVI M. ADAMS, c c o.
GGOKG IA —Merriwether County.
Allnirtus F,. Jackson
* and Jordan Reece aptdies to ine for let
ters of administrat on on the estate of William
11. Sandeis late of said county dec. These are
therefore to cite and admonish, all aud singular,
the kindred and creditors of said dec. to be and
appear at my office within the time prescribed
by law to shew cause, if any thuy have why said
letter* should not lie granted.— Given under my
hand this eth day of May. |832.
may 19. LEVI M. ADAMS, c c. o.
G EURGlA —Handotph County.
\T J HE REAS Hardy 1* Humphry and Mari
i v ‘ ah E. Everett, applies to m- for letters of
Administration nil the estate of William I- vorelt
Into ot said county, deceased —Those are theie
tbre to ci e and admonish all and smguiai the
kindred and creditors of said deceased, io ho and
appear at rnv office within the time prescribed
by law, to show cause, if any they have, why
said letters should not be grant, and.
Given under my hand, this Dili May, 1832
may ID. WM H. BARTON, c. c. o.
GI AHDIAN’N HALE.
'SS7ILL be sold agreeable to an order of (lie
▼ » Interior court of Merriwether county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, on the first
Tuesday in August next, at Greenville, between
tho usual hours of sale— Lot of Land No. Is 7 in
the HHh dist.cf formerly Troup now Merriwclh
or county, tbe property of A A. Birgi.ie Lewis,
il!r gitimate, sold for the benefit of said illegiti
mate bA.VI’L LEWIS, Sen'r.
may 10, 1832. Otitirdian.
HEARD SHERIFF HALEH.
■ ® 'll.l, be sold on the fiist Tuesday in JULY
t w * next between tlie usual hours of sale,
| before the court house door in the town ot Frank
Ii ii. Heard county, the folio* ing pro-.erty, viz.
One Is rt of Land, No f..r(y-»ix (4(i) in the!
! thirteenth dtsiuct of origtually i urmll, now i
! Heard county, levied mss the properly of Eli- (
jail Hulsey, losati. fv a fi fi which issued from
Hah Inferior court vs Jesse llsmum A ElijaF,
llulsev las security in favour of Root Milch/ It
surviving cocartnur of Venshle 4- Milch'dl, Xt-
U/rnejs <a Law —-I'roperty pointed sat l»y (he
said iieWl Mill heh, this ts( da* -d Msv, •
m y 19. JONATHAN Mb'KH K_ t»hff-
® y r iii a r u c t.
COItKCCTKD XVEI.Ki V.
I
Bacon, :::::::::::: 12 1-2 HU
Cotton Bagging, (Kentuiiv) : 25
Inverness, : : .• :29a 23
Candles, Sperm : : : : : : : 35 a 33 lit.
Tallow 15 a Hi lb.
Castings, i 8 lb.
Coffee, :::::::: ; : H a If) lb.
Corn Meal, :::::: 02 1-2, Lush.
Cotton, round bags ,: :;: 7a B
Square, do : : : : : 8 a 9 I*4
Mackerel, No. I. : : : : : : £9 —Lbl.
“ No. 2. “
“ No. 3. ::::s6a 6S»>. “
I*l onr, Northern,: $lO
Georgia, :::: ::: .ft 8. “
Glass Window, Bby 10, $450, I t ox.
“ 10 by 12::: $5„,
Gun Powder : : : ; : : $7,50 a 8 keg'.
Iron, Sicndei, :::::::: (i 1-2 Iby
Bar Lead : : : ; : ; : ; ; ; ; 9 “
Molasses, N. Orleans 40 ti 45, gallon.
Salt, Liverpool ground, SI,OO bushel.
coarse, 75 a 87 “
Shot, : : : : : : : : : $2 a 2,51 bag.
Spirits, Brandy Cog. 1,50 a 2,5( gal.
“ Apjile, scarce. “
“ Peacli :: : : : I “
Rum Jamiaca : : :: : 150 a 200 “
“ Sr. Croix : .' .' .' 125 a 175, “
“ N. England :: ::: :50a 00 “
Gin, Holland 150 a 175, “
“ Northern ::::::::: 05 “
AVhiskey, AA’estern :::::: 50 “
“ Northern : : : : : : 50 “
Sugars, N. Orleans, brown 9 a 11, lb.
Loaf : : : : : : 18 a 22“
Tallow : 8 “
Tea ; ; 125 a 200, “
AVines, Maderiu : : : 800 a 500, gall.
Teneriffee : :: : 150 a 275, “
Malaga 50 a 100, “
43ort of (Tolumlius.
AKfti vein
Tuesday, May 22—Steamer Plaque
mine from the Kay with freight.
Wednesday, May 23.—?8tearner Haiti,
more, Jenkins from the Kay w ith freight
DEPARTED.
Steamer Plaquemine for the Bay.
Muy 25.--Steamer Baltimore, Jenkins,
for the B iy.
theaYae.
npil S public of Columbus and its vicinity are
t respectfully notified that the THEATRE
i* now open for ash i t st a* n under the nian
agonienl of Mr. SOI, ‘ .11/77/. from Alabama.
S A TURD A Y EVE XING, May 26.
Will be acted Ihe interesti -g plav called tho
HUNTER OF THE ALPS.
After which the Conuo Opera oftlie
b»ook. moij>ii:h.
During the evening, a number of 801NG8,
by Mrs Sniitli Mrs. Garter, Miss Garter and
Mr. Svd. Smith. For characters ckc. See Bills.
•Yrtc Supply.
GROCERIES AT APALACHICOLA,
i/||IIK subscriber has just received pe jehrs.
ii Mary, Hannah, Elizabeth and Emeline,
fruit. New Orleans, the following Groceries:
20,000 lb Bacon,
50 bids. Pork,
50 »' Whiskey,
15 hhds. prime N. O Sugar,
30 l>bls Rum,
150 casks Nails
50 bids Flour,
100 coils Bale Rope,
10 pieces Kentucky Bagging,
30 coils Marnda and Tared Hope,
6 pipes G Brandy & Holland Gin,
50 bags prime Havanna Coffee,
25,000 best Havanna Scgars.
The above t'>ge’her with the stock on hand is
the best ever offeiod in this market, all of which,
will bo sold low for t ash or upprore pa hr
V E NORTON.
Appatsch.cola, (Flor.) May 10. 183?
G. AV. DILLINGHAM,
(Dffcrs fov Sale,
100 barrels Pickled Pork,
200 sacks Liverpool and Tuik’s Island salt.
50 bills. Western Whiskey,
100 do. N. Orleans Molasses,
250 do. various qualities sugar,
50 do Mackerel,
400(1 ibs. blue gist Grindstones,
luO Sides upper Leather,
2000 lbs. sole Leather,
80(10 lbs Bacon,
150 Bolts Kentucky Baggf' u 2
80 coils Bale Rope. ’ ma y jr,
DISSOLU' no jV.
Tt E Cnnn ! X r in I,r mn ° B * under the firm of
t M ,r h e i r t "" sd ' s ' olv, ' , l <m the24tn
ot March last by the dea.! 10 fM r . Squire, the
business, film corn ur|lMil| (ie b * h
subscriber ’JENJ. P. TARVER,
mav lit, i^*4
\ Sr"?" ' il " loo, * and o*e os Late of Jcd.n
, ‘ .nton i ,«c. are requested to come
' forward ai./ 4 , rtll gp payment without ueliy
| , IKW. Vt.A KLAiKMGN.Adm's.
TO RENT.
convenient Dwelling House on ('glethorpe
V Street . Also w t IVERY STABLE on
* irawford 'treet.—Apply lo
march 3—it. JOHN Will rK«II»h*.
DOMESTIC MAN I FAC I OR V. '
lit dux. hisne mads < il AIR.',
■ ' tor sate by
law bun fv Euwil!,
any W»