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Council met present, his honor the Mayor. Aldermen-J l*Jo.\a a ,ii. ltrooka, Dill, | Hall, Ilolalead, Jepsou, Lee, Wootfru.. and Williams— i absent, Aldermen J. B. Brooks, Clayton and Wynne. The journal of the last meeting was read and ap proved. By Aid. Lee : Resolved, That the Health Officers in each ward in the city be required to visit every house and lot in the city, on Friday next, and report to Council, at j its next meeting, all houses, lots and cellars, that arc in ! an unhealthy condition. Resolved, That the Clerk of Council have a sufficient , number of handbills struck, notifying the citixens ol the resolution, and that the Marshal have them stuck up at all conspicuous places in the city. Adopted. I’ Aid. Woodruff'offered the following as an amendment < to the 31st section of the City Ordinance, viz: “ and at lhr same time submit to that body all the reports of the ! Health Officers made to him up to that time.” Adopted. \ By Aid. Hall: Resolved, That the City Treasurer pay i off in full the balance of a city Isold, bearing interest at 8 per cent, made by John Bethune, former Treasurer, on the 11th day of October, 1842, to Thomas McCarty, for the sum of one hundred and fifty-six dol lars, the balance of principal and interest due on the saino being sixty-eight dollars and sixty-eight cents. Adopted. By Aid. Williams: Resolved, That the committee on Engines be instructed to examine into the condition of the reservoirs, and huve any that may be out of order placed in proper condition to hold water. Resolved, That said committee inquire and report whether the contract for tilling said reservoirs has been fMfilhui. jftjul if not, whether said reservoirs con be kept fnll of water utider-ooid contract. Resolved, That in the event it • K * u " > said reservoirs cannot be kept filled, that said - Ctbniwtte<*‘iball report the best means of filling the samo. Adopted. On motion of Aid. WoodfWM proceeded to ths election of a Fire Warden Iva cancy occasioned by the removal of V. H. Cady, !Tsq. The ballots being received and examined, it appeared that A. H. Dewitt, Esq. was unanimously elected. The following accounts were presented to Council: One in favor of J. L. Barringer and Bro. of .$175 00 Whereupon, Aid. Holstoad offered the following reso lution : Resolved, That the Treasurer be instructed to pay the above account, as it is according to contract. Adopted. * Also, one in favor of A. A. Dill, of $3 ; one in favor of W. Rankin, of $2 30 ; one in favor of James Varnoy, of $244 95 ; which were ordered to be paid. -By Aid. Woodruff: Resolved, That in accordance with tho Proclamation of, the Prirsident <4 tho llniti^LSl^^, generally to lay aside all secular business, as much as possible, on the first Friday of August next, and observe the day as a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer ; and that the. clergymen of all denominations be invited to hold such religious services during the day, in their respective churches, as they may deem becoming and most appro priate for the occasion. Adopted. ‘ Council then adjourned till Saturday, the 28th instant, at 4 o’clk. p. m. CALVIN STRATTON, Clerk. Dr A. W. Coleman^ ™ nti-Dyspcptic and Tonic Bitters. Warranted to cure every case of Chill ami Fever, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Diarrlicea, (chronic or -acute.) diseases peculiar to Females, Sec., Sec. Also a preventive to ASIATIC CHOLERA. See envelopes arovvd each bottle for particulars. Price 91 00 a bottle, or six bottles fur §5. Prepared and sold by E. D. Coleman, No. 445, Dauphin street, Mabile. For sale in Columbus by ROBT. CARTER. Also, Dr. Coleman’s MIXTURE. Price 83. Angnst 2,1849 Sl—ly Family Groceries. TOWNSLEY - & ABBOTT Have in Store and will constantly keep on <aml, for CASH SALES, and at reduced pri ces, a good supply of Family Groceries, consisting in part as follows : Cincinnati cured HAMS. Georgia * • do New Orleans, St. Croix and Porto Rico SUGAR. I.oaf, Crushed and Pulverized do New Orleans and Florida SVRUP and West In dia MOLASSES. Havanna, Rio and Laguyra COFFEE. Superfine New Wheat FLOUR. .ILSO Salt, Corn Meal, Butter, Lard, Hats, Shoes, Do- -.JC 9 a m , orizid to announce the name of Major Harm* as a candidate for re-election to tho office Ik of the Superior Court. [June 7,1849. te] [We are authorized to announce Francis A. J Elf os Imdidate for Sheriff"of Museopre county. jLriifs S. Rutherford will run with him as Dep [Junc 7, 1849. 23te] BRIGADIER GENERALSHIP. v Till! undersigned announces himself as a candi date for the office of Brigadier General of the 13th Brigade of Alabama Militia, embracing the counties of Russell and Macon, at the election on tlie fitli of August. JOHN WIMBERLY. July 20, 1849. 30—21* Columbus Enquirer and Macon Republican will copy one time and forward bill to me, at Girard, Ala. Wauled to Rent or Purchase. A small well improved place near the city of Co lumbus, suitable for Horticultural purposes.— The place must be in a healthy positiou and have jteneinents suitable for a respectable family. Any ■i'ne having such a place to rent or sell, will find a Customer on application at this office. Possession iisired by the Ist of October. ‘''•Columbus, July 26, 1819 30—ts Daguerreotyping. FVMIE subscribers having filled up a room for -®- the nb jve business ami engaged tho services of Mr. QEO. S. COOK, feel confident that’ likenesses as fine as any in the WORLD, can b* supplied by application atgkthe Rooms over S. B. PURPLE'S Sdtore. All those fund of the art, can see a fine collection of I Specimen*, by culling as shove. This i a rare chance j to secure Pictures, as Mr. Cook spends but a short tjime J in this city. Please call and see. FOSTER St PURPLE. K, R, Pictari‘3 of adults taken as well in clottdv weather as in clear. July 12, 1319 _ 28—3,n 3,000 Dollars Reward! Roubien .Rich’s patent Centre Vent WATI-a VlilK, (Made entirely of Iron, with Iron Gates,) Against Turbine, Hotchkiss A all other-Wheels. . IWII.L ,lv* s'>oo Itewanl to any person who will pro (luce a i Blent Water \Vtieel.JhtU will, do as timeh bn ships.** with tlidLsama qukntity giveu head, from ihrtK lo 1 iVrrvnry\3pr will shall equal it and saving of water; or, I will give tho same amount to any one who will pro* tlttr.e an overshot or undershot, that will lust with mj Wheel, and not cost more money sooner or luter; or. I will give the to any man who will pro* nee mu overshot, undershot, or Brottsl \> heel, that will nn as steady as my Wheel; or, 1 will trive SSOO to any one who will produce a Wheel of any sort or kind, patented or not, that will combine, to the same extent, cheapness, durability, power, speed or simplicity, ho easily applied in ail flit nations, and ho uni versally applicable to all purposes and every location. Or, I will give SSOO to any one who will produce a Hotchkiss Wheel that does not consume fifty per cent, more water to do the same Sawing or Grinding. Those who doubt cun visit the Coweta Falls Factory in this city, and they will see my Wheel driving tII their machinery without a governor, where a French Turbire, made in the great city of I.owell, failed to do ths busi ness at all! Or, if they will visit Pleasant Macon’s, in Macon county, Alabama, they will see one of my Wheel* only 2 feet 6 inches in diameter, tinder a head of 9 feet, grinding 9to 10 bushel* of corn per horn. Or, in a short tithe, I will show at Winter’s Mills, in this city, one of my Wheels, 3J feet in diameter, grinding 50 to GO bushels per hour, with two pairs of stones. 11l the .State of New York alone, there are 500 ofiny Wheels, grinding,sawing, and manufacturing in a style never yet done bv any oth er Wheel. With sufficient head I can turn 5000 .Spindles and 100 Looms, with one of my Wheels but 2 feet in di ameter. ITT GINDRAT & CO. at the “ Montgomery Works,” Ala. who are rnanufacturing my Wheels, will execute orders for them, and deliver them in any place South of the Potomac, and furnish directions for putting them to work, with models, if required. Post-paid letters ad dressed to me at Montgomery, care of Gindrat 6c Cos. or at this place, care oft*. W. Winter, Esq. will meet with prompt attention. In all case* when the purchaser is not fully satisfied with the performance of my Wheel the money will be returned. REUBEN RICH, Patentee, from Oswego county. New York. Columbus, Ga. April 19,1849 16 tlj , Protection Insurance Company, HARTFORD, CONNCTICUT. D. W. CLARK, Pre.'t. \Vm. Conner, Scc’y. ETlnmir.B on terms aB favorable as any other Company. Application, for Ribkb may bo made to JOHN MUNN, Agent, Columbus, <;*- rtyOpricxat Greenwood tc Co.’s Warehouse. Feb. 29,1849 9 m rfAHE public are informed that the co-purtnersliip of -I Bruno & Virgins, at Macon ant) Columbus, (>a., and Montgomery, Ala. is this this day, by mutual con sent, dinnolred In orcVr that the Book!’ ol the late firm may be closed, those iudebted will please al ‘d settle. Note* and account* duo on the first us January, unless paid aoou, will pass to the hands of a collector. IC—if ) SAMUEL 8. VIRGIN. gaasEm THE undersipned has. since the 2d linst. taken into partnership Mr. DEO. HUXGERFOBIK The Music and Jewelry business will hereafter belcontinu.d um j er the firm of C. Bruno A Cos. | CtIARI.P.S BRUNO. [ * • BRUNO. j OEouar. hunger ford. S April 19, 19y- COLUMBUf COTTON GIN Manffctory, THE Bubflcribere, proprietors Wio Oirard (il\ Manufactory, have now com Ad their exten sive building in tho city of Columbuflfd ar* prepared to furnish ANY NUMBER of their M Improved C l ottowFus, which may be wanted by. the Plaoflß ll Georgia, Ala bama. or the adjoining ritates. The reputation of these (Jins i^H l, * pfa bli*hrf| l i| )a p the proprietors deem it any thing in 1 the way ofrecommemlation. T^B’ narrauß equal to any manufactured*! ll *ll cases s to give entire sfttfltiou to those who may twin. (jy ORDERS by mail,or given tfrtravellingngcntH will, in every instance, be prompt lid faithfully attend ed to. TERMS a* favorable tfs cf given hv unv oth f ’er Establiaiinient. I'v .T. fi i-OK A CO. 1 Columbus, (a. April 13, IM9J ffj 15 * V _ • 7 bet worn f lie 1 undersigued, under II COLWELL &.CO. iyrisdy -!- -- Solicit “AOUay j pSapP"’ ’A pi 19, 1G49 unJiJ)lic Bank of St. Marys. PU I VA TE: HI sp! TA L. Drs. WILDMIJa (Rtlfi, HAVE opened a Private pkpital in Wynnton, nt a convenient distance fivtw)e city of Columbus, for the treatment of Surgical all Chronic Diseases,— The attention of person* !>< u be country requiring Hti r giciil Operations,or wishing l< place theiiiHelves under trentmentfor disensra of tin R e, Ear Bladder, or Rec tum, or for protracted diuea cmf uuy kind , is particularly invited to this estuhliKhmer , ns we intend to make it ev ery way worthy of their pafonigc. Tho location is healthy,lud the terms for Board will he moderate. Provision lan blho been made for receiv ing Ne?rues,who will be t*en at very moderate rates. (Cf* For further particuin*, addrean'DftcWi luman Craig, Columbus, (Jtt., o/applv at then (flice on firoud streot. I | Jan. lfi, 1849. 3—Gin Rags, Rags! Itngs! The Rock Island Factory IS prepared to purchsp clean LINEN* HEMP or Cot ton RAGS, and will aav 3] cents per pound for One Hundred Thousand pounds, deliveted at the Mills, on the Chattahoochee rfver.three miles M>ove Columbus, in quantities of not lews than 100 pounds. and Tivdsrs in the surrounding country would do well to draw the attention of their customers to the advantage of SAVI.yG RAGM, and uxchunging them for Goods and Wares, j CASH will alway s 1* paid for Rugs nt “Rock Island Factory.” Bv order of the Board. GEORGE W. WINTER, Sec’y. Columbus, Ga. MorcUl, 1849. 9 ts MONTIIB aftt*r dale, application will he made lo the Honorable the Inferior Court of Harris county, when sitting for ordinary purpose*, for leave to sell all the Real Estate belonging to the estate of Isaac Watson, luto of Harris countv. deceased. THOM AS REEVES, ) Ad 11IRAM B. WATriON, j rB - July 5, 1849. 27 4m For Sale, A First rote COOKINGi S TOVE. For salfi by 11. KINO. July 12, 1849 J 20—11’ Watche3. Jewelry, j L fii-ill in; - . I V JCI V Illrl.S, /; fi’i.va ’ & Syrup of SARSAPARILLA. THE GREAT SOUTHERN PANACEA I j “ hH l,n ” far nnmb.rofv.ar, : Alcili, l r priiig nnd dinpenain ilnily ill)po.i'il nil t|,e p e op| V *"”‘ ’ t ' om l , < I "n<ls f “Extract SarZ-rHI, •’ ll ? 0 ," n -* r - v ’ “ , " 1 ” H'C j rontaina partial, ol’ the valuable r ‘! c 1 ~ n lac ’ <l° not ’’7 r : b inducedto mun“ft",™', ‘."■UrV'T “' eV j W/IKTHooT ,hn , R -V ,i " n I Delight ami (i,Utn '‘ alter much labor, core „, )( i ould s,, "e that | lieion,l bis expectation, in midZ ,’,7 “xf far l passed for its alterative, hi-nliinr and !L *. ‘' ,edlcl " e u "iir- ! It bus for the last two v.-aralb"e,” ij,7 | 7 r . n ,! ,v " , l! ,,i 'ie-. j olhera in liiis vieinit v * u ?, • * hysiciaus and ‘verv r:nr n ’ 7” *’ i it has iiitvp r r.:i . i 1 * ”*’ **> if here >ill it ha1'.1... V !?:'■” “r-t •ti-re’ alon.; This valuable ll mI *** • itur,..atinfnntion. ! inti Eiica!tv and Hie ottl Vi , l .' H 7'u ,drerf<J ° the Med renirdy for',,ll disease, aiisfne'r” “ Bttfc ,intl "re r -swAse 1 j J-elltaV Disense, Siieinv Vrom r,l |!r, ,l n W'* “'bite’ Alercuiv, exposure ot itiipnideiice in ll£f l, ‘ , | ,Cln “” UHe ol tittlona| disorders, Dvsm-osil. o r, l fl'rumcconati. back and loins, Nettrale c pain’s V “ 5 fl ‘' cllons o( the T iinple, n„d iiiles V, ‘, , 1 PV ' -r 2 0rc * • Hlolchee, heitie a hiirltlv eoio eittra!ed' t '|-xl" lr ’| lU ‘ ** I’ l cpitrlion— j form of , .Svriip, I "" KBn,ed j inn r t,mnan , weu kn — I U ; “ - enurely-I^l I ,io ” ofSftV Epnine- Sir- l , Cnh,mh "*’ April 02, 1048. ■'"verel, iWI S ‘ Owina ,ou „ debt of / ‘"rule,,,/ “ fl,, cted n i/l'/'j'y’ l>" l >l"’ ecknowledpioeiuof ’ c,w! ‘l 10r.,,,;' 10 " 1 lnv, *l üble |,repara “'.‘px ofcrui’V “° r cS,,I tnrce years, ‘n. e„ SI^ 3 - *o'*” ‘, ‘r> l k W n - “" d “lose I ij mpTm 11 Ii i T ilimlaKliflnniii ii i nation ant) had been relieved by your eompountf Syrup of Sarsaparilla, recommended the use of it t• me, and to tnv great astonishment and joy. after using a few bottles, I found myself entirely relieved, and can now walk with out my crutches, and attend to husineHS. 1 make this state ment as an net of justice, Imping that others may be in duced to make one of cho right medicine—thereby saving themselves much trouble, sutlering and expense. I am, with gratitude, yours, &c. ANDREW I*. JONES. The following short c* rtifu.ates urn from some of the best an J most .successful Plivsiciuns in this city : From Dr. Roswell. I have used Epping's Sarsapnrilln, nnd believe it equal if not superior to uny preparation of Sarsuparilla now in use. J. J. BOSWELL,m. and. July 5,18 in From Dr. Grimns. I have used Epping’e Sarsaparilla in cases of Tetter, with success; I therefore recommend the use ol it to all persons with diseases ol tho skin. July 5,1843 T. W. fiWMES.M.D. Mr. 11. 11. Eppinq —From my knowledge of the com position of y our Sarsaparilla, I tuke great pleasure in sta ting that I consider it one of the best preparations of Snr saparilltt now in use,and in all cases where reined icslof that class are desired, it is wortbv of trial. July 8, 1848 S'. A. BILLING, m. i>. If. If. Epping —Sir: I have used your Extinct ofSar siparilla in several cases, and have no hositalion in slat ing that it is fully equal, if.not superior to an* of the pie parations of that article in use. Yours, &c. July 7,1848 W. K. SCHLEY, m. and. Volunteers and discharged Soldiers, who, returned sick and debilitated, from Mexico, rend. We have the. evidence of Dr. N. M. Holton, a distin guished Physician of Tazwoll, Marion county, (in. who piescrihed lapping’s Sni>ajiarilla in a case ofextreine de bility from exposure or imprudence in life—in fact the patient was not aide to mow* his limbs for some time lie loro he commenced inking Eppiutf's compound condensed Syrup of Sarsaparilla. He was one of our brave Volun teers, so many of wham have returned sick and debilitat ed.to their homes, lie is now completely cured. Another Certificate, From Mr. Oscar Ashton, who may be found at the Dry Good Store of .Mr. Geo. A. Norris: Mr 11. 11. Eppini ? —Dear Sir: Having been for years past afflicted with Intermittent Fever, uud tuken great deal of Mercury for that distressing complaint, w ithout experiencing anv permanent relief, and becoming very much debilituted ami finding my skin affected and my system very iitoelideiatiged, I concluded to try pome of your Sarsaparilla, and can cheerfully testify to its valu able properties, as by taking a few bottles of it. I find myself completely restored to health, and really feel better now-lbnn I hive done for several years l ast; nor have Lhad anv return of Intermitfent Fever. July 19,1848 OSCAR ASHTON. Persons living in a low section of country, who ate sub ject to Intermittent Fever nnd Acne, would'do well to take a bottle or two of Eppinif's compound condensed Syrup of Sarsaparilla every season, as thereby entirely relieve them selves ami the j i ‘3 I-- ‘I m u l■'c and. j.. irll-**-*** j,* I . luaiiou of e.,. Uir par,, hcnnoHiy in dies,, bv iW'.’i I'ujUicul or reli ff ; ouß for TT inter and Kruomer , s ,-iJi',V| U, ‘ U - 8 ch,; “P Unilorm, dent i, required to select „I ‘ ‘ V e,J T"rced. Kveryetu u I tund, brought or received Wilh nlw ‘“ I d-bt be collfr , c a nd deposited, ,„ ld „o ! guardian. “ “'Miat.* the consent of suihi An iihifitiitwin l• • I j . . *. . aut n ! Academy and of T , o’h h l e"hpjJ. h J’ * cißnceof ' West Point ttirature of n„r ‘ , l ' 1, 7 I ''-'l. the class"! language,, and auperadding'.’ l " dd ' n ?, modern Engineering, riear/v mili ?e Vtlie „ J f bo ? lß .ol'Law a„H I ver,„v able ,o m.J desiderata,,, of i a uruveraity w here all Western progreas i their time means uud V’ r 6 e^ 1 a courfle of study to ‘ ’ . ™eTr2tT%T‘ 1U ’ . de r lin *'m- I various Court, a, u practitioner V' V ’ 18 know 11 in the i learning, | 0 „ K experiene!’ i ,P rp ability, varied ! ! c f"”. lu,lt sualiiicatiun., the wbole*,*” ‘ ld ll,Brac t’er. Hi, ! , c P “te ol the Institute, J J"'’" 16 and die. ! “t t lie loriiis of judicial nolle “ 1 !' 11 ob "ervalio„ ducemente to (hose who are ° ,r ” “iis„ul in liou us sound Lawyer” retar " e, t to achieve dislinc- j - Will ho // f-ivil engineering cm tanghtin the West j ing one of t|, c mos , skj | jf , . eBBl ’ r ’ f' ol - Aloiioan, be in the Uniicd Stains. \i| ,i “*l>eriencod Eiipineers | r," h ll,a ’ department, luvo , P 1„ „"”" r ”" l , e " 15 eouuected ! Thl’ s’ u, "‘e b e, q.wxmv- Pr ° tured eonsidera iis now o,)i!;;:r^ p ; ,< p;, , ;' l ' u n k n , i;' b ; iib <'r,y o< st„ tin g lha , , ie gineers. One of l,i s lormns”’ ,or '/""l'etem assistant Eh ¥-,oOU per aninim, ua Princiiial , ’r *T , ce| vc at this |i„, e I MOW underco„struction in K,. l m!‘,; I '‘" e rr, u i “ Railroad i •anie clit.ss ure r9rf ,i v j, • .. - wmlntothers ofthe ! States, 112,000, $1,500, or *1 aOoTve. P ," r,B ° f U '"'"' d ! gincers. ’ a J e *ir an Afidiutant En- ! I ITS. 11 n, „ . ... great demand , When “ Pra w i be a vnem, „t ,|,e Westen, ?i b t C ” l ,n ‘l , “ , ed for that j ./on “” Pd in that they will” ,ns {!|""*- ftotliiiip is | 2flo or $1 51)0 periinniiin p„ readily com maud SI . ‘{mi tim ,ur: te & 7,” ‘ ,r ; ,b * prv '"i (> ” g>vc birth to biiiidred of o7hers ,rd 7 d ' V f ' ,o l ,<,p cd, will rapid lidvanceiiiciit of our w|mu , ‘- v ~1- ‘m. The ‘!*■• “I our people. li, r evnh 11 r ’ • “and Hie eager ,l.,e “<"v s/ateli m,d iho* mw?; ‘ ’ elHdd 7ir’' B ouicef of give ample Hc „ pe f -qinred terrilorv, will 1 prise Os lhe Engineer* B ,i o’T *’ ! the Surveyor and the Arrhiteet “"v*'’ 118 Mim-ralogiet an aptitude for the , ‘ ul "’ e ’ men who have ! boi 1 h “| V r “ Widl ’ lield opened tu* hem / >h - VRicnl s ‘ i p "< es . m.orahle a bealihlul a, and e l,icr,.th.’" r C " B " e J I,R “ ‘ they may be lliorouglily and •lion time, and at si,, u fi exuen,e o > iv f| " u in n I Institute, peuee,at the Western Alilitarv l For Munich ml use of A'ritH and Ac coutreinonta ‘...• .TOO w “ For Fuel 200 “ M ROA It DING enn he had in private families, at from two to two nnd lutlf dollar* a wreck. When in Bnrriicks, il in designed to furnish Commons ut n uniform rate. — Students from n dintnnee will he required to board at the Institute.and have nocomniumcution with the towu, ex cent ns allowed by written permits. iTF The next session will commence on the first of September, nnd continue ten months. N. IT. Copies of the Catalogue containing Regu lations, Course of Studies, &c..of the Western Mil* itary Institute, may be had at tiiis office. Ed. Democrat. July 10, 1819 28 1; snesffit&as COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. G i;oi: ETOW X, Ky. • 1 FACULTY. T. F. JOHNSON, A. M.. Principal and Prof, of Jlathe inuticH. Ei.deh J. R. SWIFT, Trof. of Moral and Intellectual Science. j R. N. NEWELL, A. M., Prof, of Ancient uud Modern Language*. CHARLES FRI TZ, Esq., Trof, oflnnti umpntnl and Vo cul Music. Misses C. STAN WOOD, IL B. STAN WOOD and C. ‘ LANG DON, Assistants. fplIF, PRINCIPAL has been lynching twenty years-. X uuinictruptedly, having occupied important Profes sorships in scverulCollcges in Virginia, (his nutive State) j nnd Kentucky. Mr. Swill graduated at Yule College, and has become ; eminent ns a toucher. j .Mr. Newell graduated in the city of Paris, nnd has fill- j ed the chair of Lunguugea in several Colleges of high re- ; p u te. Mr. Fritz, a German gentleman of fine acquirements, has been connected with this Institution six years, and has turned oiit some of tho best performers on die Piano • to lie found la the United States. The Misses Stan wood graduated at the celebrated Fe male Seminary at Ipswich, Mass. The elder has been , Principal Assistant imthis lustitulion for the last eight years. Miss Lnnsdon has hern a Very popular teacher: in Cincinnati and Kentucky for ?i.\ years past; the last two years in this Institution. ‘The Female Collegiate Institute was organized in 1038 nnd hus enjoyed without any fluctuations, an unusual share of pub ic favor, averaging tor lilt* ten y ears past a- ■ bout one hundred pupils. ‘ L it m : \ ■ I)it r aVII s, r i 1 : •n■ s I ■ i : ;* like. uJm 1 HE o,i, C t‘ ,Ui “ e loK “ scud Sarsaparilla. rsr s !k3S“ hkaling power. I aiSSESSsi svsaz f£S SBM •uo means nra supplied • this * 1 5 * ,n,e “ d * come, “nit the length nnd hrsadth nf th i- 8 !?” * ca,,R, l for through ta“l"e “ f <i.pi.er*tl„n ..r ,lßteri,mi l ioi|. P * C ‘ !lllyaS “ iS (om ‘ i oevo” chvn’ie," I !, u 't'for the ‘* “' ilh ‘"te. au.l Jffe by i r,,7,1 *{ - Chomixtrv, aud the lattft rfi^gll - Ihe bl ‘-' b,M ” knowledv. ‘* f on mill,, me nuuisiifn ‘/ lhe have nil t,p n ’ ssnsSL pi-; ndgl gj ““m i h “ v * r >’ *'./ main at X sjt. which give to it r.. its value. Fnrsalahv J , p n J"l> L'tli, 11; l:t. “9 | Ist J ’ I <ilW oi Lout U $1905 92 * Cott, J I Oil or before ,be first of us, iiroiiiiee lo pay \y. H. Lewis ! dreJ U,,J Uve 92-100 (■'iigneil) jXj (Endorsed) / Jaj E. S. (I'rocimout! & Cos. { mKKM slO2l 19 M j Twelve montlm after Lewi**, or bearer, one dollars, for value lectidH Endorsed, E. S. Grcouwood vt ('Mm Ibo Bunk of rj ** E. S. Greenwood S.Jtim The same, > r _. a <JH • ‘Li"’ .y* .i. \ f tins to !JH Gnrv. assig.-iee of l vit f Wm. IL are alte.clnnl i * fli•• but, mi i piny mg ihnH| lier of sni f lo t <*(.urt against the l,ul v G rcenw ood iV Co.— It is therefore of sttjil Notes und said I.J ; - (dulendnnls* in said suit) .lefl day of the next Term o! ihiMj not be ffstahlis!-.ed f in is furtliei ordered, that a coyH served on said makers and to wit: Eidridbie S. tlie persons composing said •('. if to be found in this tion in one of the public Gi/fl months previous to the next A true extract from the May 10—3m] ISAAC M C opy of CHI of ruiH No. Ex. Coi.um bis, 80H Ninety days after ilate of this first of oiid of Hfinie tenor and date unpaid,) pay to or, or order, Five thousand dollars, for und place the humic to account. (Signed) PKLSTO.N, SMITH & IvI.MBIJH To John Ogden. Esq. N’etv York. •Emlorsed across the lace of the above Bill of “ Accepted.” (Signed,) JOHN OGDeTS^H (Endorsed,) Pav to Bunk of Columbus. (Signed) KING & HOOPER.* (Cr. endorsed.) —Received, Jwne 9th, 1843, on the with in five hundred dollars—the proceeds of a Certificate of Deposite of the Union Bank q/ Florida for S‘JOOO. ► COPY OF PROTEST. Exited States of America—State of New York : ss.fc* On the first day of July, in the year of our thousand cipht hundred and thirty-nine,at the the Bank ol America in the city of New York, I, Stepiiun C. Williams, Notary Public, duly admitted and swoqi, dwelling in the city of New York, did present thft annex'- ed original Bill of Exchange, at the Bunk of America iii said city, to the accepter in person, nnd demanded pay ment thereof, which lie refused, for the want of proper funds for that purpose. Whereupon I, the said-Notary Public, at the request aforesaid, did protest, and by these presents do publicly ami solemnly protest, as well against the Draw ers. Acceptor and Endorsers of the said Bill, as neainst nil others whom it doth or muv concern, for Ex change, re-exehangeand all costs, damages and interest already Incurred hereafter incurred,’ for want of payment of the shi This done and