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IJIERCIL ill K'j118Elt' New Arraiigem -- L.4.1 V .J..L.LIXJ\" .Ltfl.
THE substantial CARDS.
fast-running U CARDS.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY & S. Mail Boat SIREN I THE DYING DRUNKARD.
B1' Master Sharpless, His wife and two little helpless infants were
will hereafter ,
R. A. DO IINGE & J. WYMAN.. lacbicola every Tuesday leave and Apa-Saturday : ii w &wIIL mrnm H. B., Wood, ful standing by his bedside-she gazing with tear
night, at 10 o'clock,for Brown's J\"o. 136 'U'ater 8f SO Pine street. AUCTIONEER, her eyes on his pale emaciated countenance,while :
Office third story Baltzell's Buildings, corner of will leave Brown's Ferry every Sunday Ferry, and and NEW YORK, No. 31: Water-street, Apalachicola, Fla. bread.little Alas ones clung round her knees crying for f
Commerce & Chestnut streets, Wednesday evening, Chattahoochee PHILANDER KIMBALL, Pro.>rietor. to what an awful standing bad he r
day and Thursday, at 1 o'clock every Mon- Michael : A. Myers, brought himself and family! He was once hap- !
The P. M. Andrew S. Cooke AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT py and held a reputation unsullied and
SIREN is but
THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM pure 1
neatly <
AT arranged, and for the he became lover
COMMISSION MERCHANT No. 28 Water a of his
PAYABLE ADVANCE.. convenience and accommodation of street, glass, gradually got acquainted J 1
unsurpassed passengers is No. 5 Canal, cor. Tchoupitoulas st. Sale Days-WEDNESSAYS and SATURDAYS. with loose and dissipated and
Advertisements of ten lines or less (twenty linesor VAN by any boat on the river. New Orleans, La. from thence steered directly for destruction company, and t
more in proportion,) conspicuously insertedat VEGHTEN & SHARPLESS SEWARD DILL. ruin.-His ,
Apalachicola Refers to-Messrs Harper & Holmes, A. F. P AL.'IER. neat little cottage soon lost the mark
the following rates: March 16, 1844. Contractors. jan15 tlnov Apalachicola, Fla. Seward Dill & Co. of respectability which it cherished-his wife :
One year... ....$lO 001 II] One month $2 50 Steamer Augusta. AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, soon learned now to weep with a broken heart- :t
Six months,.7 00 i 1 1 wee6.2 00 THE fine fast Greenwood & Ellis, No. 29 Water street. his children soon began to feel the of .
Three months,.5 00 j jj I Two weeks,.1 50 Steamer running first class AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSION {ocr Liberal advances njade on all consignments, and know the want of warm pangs hunger,
AUGUSTA him
TVo months.4 00 |j;; One insertion,.1 00 & Jas. B. Hall, l\IERCHANTSt and business entrusted to them will be self-he soon what? No matter ;
master will look
run at him ,
When advertisements are sent without any spe- the regularly during Columbus, Georgia. promptly attended to now! And thus it is with thousands.
season between $3* Liberal advances made Men who
cial directions as to the number of insertions and Columbus, when the river Apalachicola upon Goods consigned Refers to-LANE &. RiND, Boston. would be our most useful members of
to society-
admit us.
required, it will be understood that they are to ing at all the intermediate touch janS 5t CARY COOK, Portland, Me.S. men who would be ornaments to the
be published UNTIL FORBID; they will there- at EUFAULA on her downward landing. She will be U7m. G. Porter &: ('0. C. WprrriTR, Hallowell. which gave them birth, perish through the country bane
fore be continued at our discretion,and charged and will take freight or passengers"on trip, every Wednesday the- DEALERS IX GOODS AND COMMISSION Apalachicola, Aug. 2S. ly ful and accursed influence of intn-riratitv- drinr_
according to the foregoing rates. most reasonable terms, and insurance t :MERCHANTS.: P. Hobart J I But look; see, he opened his hollow sunken t7 -----, 0"
can be obI I eyes :.
Legal Advertisements of which the term of pub- tained on her as low as on other beat. No- 41 Water Street, MANUFACTURER wrapt in haze, and gazed wistfully round the
any AND
lication is fixed by law, will only be excepted The Augusta's accommodations for nov25 ly .IpalarMcola, Fla. 1 DEALER IN room. *
from the above rule. are not excelled, her Cabin being all passengers in State McKay & Ilartsjionic, Up CABINET Stairs, No. 42 FURNITURE, Water Street:, Margaret," he cried in a tremulous voice, .t: ..
To "
those who ,
advertise by the year a liberal discount rooms, and every exertion will be made to retain COMMISSION MERCHANTS, dec14 ly Apalachicola.S. where are you? It is growing dark and dismal,
will be made; but all advertisements not the well known so that I cannot see hush did
reputation she has sustained for No. 40 Water street, you ; any one call
strictly_pertaining, to.their own business! as I safety, comfort! and despatch. novl Apalachicola.. Florida,. B. Hamilton, me?"
weu us
will be charged at the usual rates. STOW & STARR, : W. A.
All announcements of candidates for office, will THOS. A. TERRY COMMISSION MERCHANT, decl ly Apalachicola, Fla. you do, tell me, and "
be charged FIVE DOLLARS during the canvass, No. 52 \Vater street, Stop, then, and I'll tell you, interrupted he A
Agents Eufaula.
N. Miller
in all & Co. and
payable in he '
cases Apalachicola. as spoke he made
B. convulsive
ELLISON a effort
All Communications, (when admissible,) of a marl Agents, Apalachicola.& CO., Liberal advances made on Cotton shipped to DEALERS CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, raise himself up in the bed. Where yonr hand to, t I 1
personal or individual nature, or puffs of new Liverpool, New York and Boston, and also in HATS, &c. Margaret? Say, do you remember when I used ".
inventions, goods, &c., will be charged for as Steamer Charleston. store.: :_ novl lyJEREMIAH Corner Water and Chesnut streets, to press it-how I used to breathe my tows of "'/
advertisements, at our discretion. THE; new, splendid and fast Apalachicola. novI ly I eternal constancy and love to you? when the
'" running steamer CHARLESTON, : DAY. DANIEL J. DAY. Jas. L. Francis : nights bounded swiftly from r
-- S. J. away us as we sat I
INSURANCE AGENCIES.THE Freeman, Master, will, in connec- COMMISSION: Day &: Co., MERCHANT TAILOR & CLOTHIER locked in each other's arms, leaving us in astonishment .. ,
nection with the LOWELL, make S No. 52 Water MERCHANTS, ,:... ",,/'O. n, ___ D;":_ /""' ,..' how they vanished so quickly,eh f* I
street, He had
regular semi-weekly trips between Eutaula and touched a chord
NEW YORK JanS ly a one, which
CONTRIBUTION Apalachicola Fla.
INSURANCE Apalachicola, and all intermediate landings, and not been awoke for years. "Samuel
Office, J57 Wall COMPANY, when the condition of the river will warrant will Harper &; Holmes, own Samuel," answered she, in checked accent my
Street, _V. Y.: ,
run to Columbus. COMMISSION as she
Insure MERCHANT, i imprinted on his wan but
Dvvelling-hoiAes, \ once manly ,,
and :
Build- The Charleston is neatly arranged for the No. 51 Water street countenance a kiss, "for !
ings in general, Merchandise, Household com my sake lie down, and :1
Furniture i fort and convenience of passengers, and withal, jan29 Apalachicola, Fla. compose yourself, and all will be well." ;
Ships f
and their building, Ships in Port I is a large, well built craft, capable of carrying as ,! :. "Ah no, Margaret, that can never be," ..
Cargoes, and evary description much David G. ed he, answer.
freight, with Rancy would
of perfect safety, as any boat on II < I had the opportunity, I would
personal Property, the COMMISSION te .. well
Chattahoochee, and can aflbrd to do it as FOR\VARDIXGMERCHA TT profit bI it ; hut-" as he spoke his
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE. cheaply. For freight or passage, apply to either AND DEALER IN GOODS.. ; f alter U a few moment :!__- 't __:11 1._ __voice__
J. SMYTH ROGERS, President. No. 43 Water street.jan29 [ -'
Brin s"tiiem
R. W. MARTIN, tIn thaamTSbrSc"6011" to"me.
Secretary. WM. A. SCANDRETT & Co. Apalachicola, Fla. ( ,,: whom I starved
DIRECTORS. Agents Eufaula.] D. B. Wood & Co., t :an ia robbed of their rights.
ROGERS, ROB'T t -j 3: They
McCOSKRY. : '
MOORE were
& McKENZIE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.Tn. accordingly
JAMES BRYAR, HEXRY brought to him and,
PARISH, McKAY \ 2*} after; pressing to his
JAMES McBRIDE REUBEN & HARTSHORNE. Water sfrp-t .. bosom and kis ing them
WITHERS jam Apalachicola Fla. ""'
feb9 oy one, he
Agents Apalachicola. ,
JOHN ADAMS requested of his wife
WILLIAM:: SCOTT, 1 to assist him in
JOHN HAGGERTY, F. SUYDAM. Warehouse Charges adopted by B. Ellison & Co., "" : ;" n"np ess"d.mvn. This done,a calm and tranquil still.
G. C. VERPLANCK, PETER I. XEVIUS, the Cotton Presses. DEALERS IN MISCELLANEOUS GOODS, ed only :!throughout the apartment,interrupt-
JOHN JOHNSTON, RICHARD AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS the stifled
IRVIN sob of
: the
JOS. KERXOCHAX for storage will be received at the and the low n unhappy wife,
C. V. S. ROOSEVELT COTTON No. 33 Water street, ,
h "s Death
JOHN if hoverin" was .
I. PALMER, E. D. HURLBUT, compressed within one monthno decl ly Apalachicola near c
P. LORILLARD, GEO. P. POLLEN, charge will be made for storage, but 4 cents socket,and w 1rinba.d burned down to its
JAMES .McCALLV1.: bale will be FLEWELLE.V. M. M. BUTT.Flcwellcii I were his last wonls smJferC"T heaven I
COLGATE, per charged for labor, tiering &c. If fc: Butt :> A !
LOWELL HOLBROOK.The not compressed within one month, 50 cents pe$ f. ,- >'' i.i tures-tbe spirit of life flew-t& 'ed, upon big
undersigned have been appointed agentsof bale will be charged for storage, and 5 cents pet FACTORS & COMMISSION: -'"-' : !I widow, and her childen were orphans t?fe stood a
the above Company, and are empowered to issue week thereafter. Time computed from date of MERCHANTS.No. .
policies of insurance against losa or damage recaint uut.il.d.J.i\Uor/d lightPF or vessel. Cot- 2 Columbus Block Dainty Pare'-Tbe late Dr. Post of N. Yotk.- ,I
by fire, on as favorable terms other offices. ton changing hands will in all cases -name to Liberal advances- -A rv Jo as good pe &:?- made t1sfpped It'-- I --iL ,_ _i harefurpjgfaa] the rake
NOURSE &, STONE, new storage from date of order inclusive. Turn to >ievv York, Liverpool or Havre. d256m --""' -- .......-....--,.' r recipe fOr maKinpv following1 b ctrinsrin? the 7
Apalachicola,March 23,IS U. 46 Water st. ing out for sampling or weighing and restoringsame I, ; two starved p O'p.fns' so'that hang the them y a will cast theshadow11
S cents per bale. Wantages to be assessed Kimbrough &: Itidgway, .1 kite hen wi ci'? sun
subscriber, for the xEtna Insurance t e pigeons into an iron pot already on
THE agent by the press when the cotton comes in and the COMMISSION AND FORWARDING ,, ':
ny, of Hartford, Conn., prepared to amount assessed endorsed on the face of the re- MERCHANTS. 1 the tire, and which will hold ten gallons of water;
issue policies of Insurance against Fire and lossor ceipt. 1 boil the shadow over a slow fire for ten hours,
damage on rivers, on favorable terms. The All cottons are required to have six good and WM. H. KIMBROUGH.Apalachicola) Florida. and, then give the patient one drop in a glass of
capital of the above company is large and invested sufficient ropes. Grass,tow, bark or cotton ropes JOHN I. RIDGWAY. 3 ,water every ten days." '
ia the safest possible manner, and its settlement: will be considered unmerchantable and deficient.All -
losses has always been prompt and liberal. deficient! ropes will be charged at the rate of Liberal advances made on Cotton consigned to Lord Bolingbroke, observing the incapacityand ;. *
Dec 23> DAN'L J. DAY, Agent. 12. cents per rope, and all bagging at the rate of our Havre.friends in New York, Boston, Liverpool decl or ignorance of most of the leading men in his I '
2,"> cents yard ly
subscriber, duly appointed agent for the -per time, says on the subject:
Insurance Company, of Hartford, aERlgmt the Screw T. II. & C. II. Austin, When young, I at first considered those wbo .
Conn., with full power to receive proposals and C. WILSON Press.. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, governed the nation as endowed with superior
to issue policies on as favorable terms as other G. GUYON, Hydraulic Press.II. No. 50' Water street, intelligence; but experience soon undeceived me.
offices is insure loss .. -- I examined those who at the helm of affairs
rood prepared to against or Florida Apalachicola. : :; '- V*. were ,
damage by Fire, and also to take Marine and Inland Lever Press. Liberal advances made on Cotton shipped to WOODSON LTIGON; and !soon found that the great were like those
Apalachicola, Dec. 1st 1S43. d7 tf
risks. The reputation of this company for New York. novl ly Abbeville, Henry co., Ala. gods of Phoenicia, on whose shoulders were fixed
settling losses with promptitude and liberality iswell i Ready :Made Clothing HASTINGS E. OWENS, the head of a bull, as a mark of supreme power;
known. DAN'L J. DAY, B. HAMILTON, No. 47 Water street, is Thos. L. Mitcliel, Troy, Pike co., Ala. and that, In general, men were governed by the
dec25 52 Water st. S. constantly receiving an addition to his stockof COMMISSION] & FORWARDING Refers to- greatest blockheads among them."
=, MERCHANT.No. Col. A McAllister
MANSIONHOUSE. insisting of Cloth, Beaver, Pilot and Flushing 33 Water st. Apalachicola. Gen. A J McAllister, 5 Henry co,Ala.Maj. The Twin Bankers.-The Nashville Whig
Over Coats dec7 ly Jefferson Buford, Eufaula, Ala. says, that there is in a certain bank in Nashville
THIS establishmpnt is still kept up in the best Gent's Cloth, Beaver; Pilot and Flushing Frock Hon'le. Jas E Belser, Montgomery, Ala. a President and Cashier who were born on the
neatest style. No pains nor expense is Coats Dodge te Gardner, Gen'l. John Dill, Fort Gaiues, Ga. same day and in the same year'-both were 44
spared by the proprietor to render all comfort- Gent's Cloth; Beaver Pilot and GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Messrs. Chester & McGrifF Apal'a. Fa. years of age on the 12th inst.-both are married
I Flushing Office
able who favor him with a call. The table is Coats. declS No. 40 Water street, January 25th> 15 W. jan20 tf -both have eight children,namely, four sons and
spread with the best the market affords and : Apalachicola, Fla. four
very I ----- --- -- daughters-both are Whigs-both were elected '
and invisible '
Blue black, Frock -----
the services of the most attentive servants are se- green green, -10 bxs No. 1 Boston yellow bar Soap. i' to their present offices on the same day and
and Dress Coats. SOAP
:cured. Feeling grateful for former liberal patronage and Dress Samuel duffer. N York" both receive a salary of$2000 per annum-a very
Jeans Frock Coats. WHOLESALE
the subscriber hopes to merit its continuance. Kentucky & RETAIL GROCER, 5 Winchester's family. pretty sum these hard times.
PANTALOONS.Blue No. \Vater
ENJ'1HURD.. I 10 Kimball's and Toilet -
and colored Cloth janl Apalachicola, Fla. superior Shaving
black fancy and Cass.
Apalachicola, Feb. 1st, 1S44. feb5 tfLEVIS' Soap. Another Steamboat Collision, Loss of Life.--
Pan ts.Diagonal
and fig'd French Cassimere. 'v. A. Wood, 20 bbls Soap, the best and cheapest for washing With regret we are compelled to record still another
EXCHANGE. VESTS: COMMISSION, FORWARDING MERCHANT, and stowing cotton. steamboat disaster upon our river, accompanied 4 .
HE subscriber has leased the establishment AND SHIP CHANDLER, Just received and for sale low by with loss of life. Yesterday morning,between
T Cloth Cassimere and Cashmere Vests
formerly known as the MECHANICS &, Silk and, Woolen Velvet do. ; No. 23 Water street, I S. DILL & CO. 3 and 4 o'clock, while the American Eagle
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE," for the present SHIRTS: Apalachicola. novl ly marll 29 Water st. was ascending the Mississippi, she came in con-
year, and will use his utmost exertions to please tact with the Rainbow at Roman's Point, some
and I White Muslin and Linen Shirts; Moore & McKenzie, Spring and Summer Goods! 50 miles f .
render his patrons comfortable. above the city, carrying away the boilers
Colored do. do. subscriber received
The OYSTER ROOMS is well fited up, and a do. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, THE has just per ship and chimneys, and otherwise damaging her. So
party of gentlemen can always be accommodatedwith Ipswich, Lamb's Wool and Merino Shirts; No. 32 Water street, Washington, and other late arrivals forcible was the collision,that the steam connect-
do. do. do. do. Drawers and extensive assortment of Goods suitable
; a '
oysters and other refreshments, without Apalachicola.JOHN ing pipes of the Rainbow were broken, causing
Woolen and Canton Flannel Shirts and Drawers ; M. MOORE. ) for the present and coming season, consisting; the
bting disturbed.The instant death of one white man by scalding,
Stocks, Scarfs, Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, and WM. A. MCKENZIE novl in part of the following articles, viz:-
BILLIARD TABLES attached to the establishment 5 ly while two others were severely injured from the
are in good prder, and the prices of Hosiery;DRESSING GOIThS.Dressing 200 100 pair" Cottonade Pants" same cause.-Three negro firemen were also bad.
billiards reduced to twenty-five cents per game. Farrior &: Co. Tuckapaw ly scalded. The Rainbow was descending at the
Gowns. 50 Grass Linen Pants
((0The subscriber will remain and keep the or Morning COMMISSION AND FORWARDING time of the accident. She was yesterday towed to
HATS AND 35 Brown
House and his MERCHANTS, I the the Ambassador.-Pic. March IS.
open during the Summer season, city by ,
only desire is to please and men t a liberal patronage: great variety of Gentlemens and Boys Hats and T No. Water-street, 75 assorted" -- .
SETH P. LEWIS. Caps. nov25 ly Apalachicola, Fla. 25 Gents fine black Merino Pants, Extravagance in Old Times.-In a commercial i
Apalachicola, Feb. let 1544feb5 tf (X>- The above goods will be sold very low for 50 summer Dress and Frock Coats, various paper published in Philadelphia in 1720
cash. dec7 I B. S. Hawley, patterns. Bohea Tea is quoted atfifty shillings-6 J dollarsa
APALACHICOLA EXCHANGE. WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRUGS, PAINTS, 50 Cottonade and Grass Linen Jackets, pound, and Wlieat at only three shillings a
PUBLIC are respectfully informed that t Roberts, AlIen & Co., OILS, GLASS, &c. &c., &c. 25 doz. linen bosom Shirts,difl rent qualities, bushel; consequently it would have required four
THE above Establishment has been entirely refitted HAVE on hand and for sale: No. 27 Water street, 25 col'd cotton fast colors. barrels of flour to purchase one pound of tea! '
and is now open for the reception of and bar Iron; Blacksmith's Tools; Apalachicola. novl ly 150 pairs Gents Prunella, Buckskin and'Goat- Yet our great-grandmothers wont to indulge .
per- German, English Blister and Cast steel; skin Gaiter Boots
.manent and trancient in the expensive luxury of tea-drinking.
boardersand the subscriber
Cauldron Kettles 120 galls J. W. Woodland & Co.
from 20
hopes to ; 200 pairs Men's Morocco Slippers, V
by strict attention to the business of his Hollow V
house to be second to Ware, wholesale and retail; COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 10 cases Gents calf sewed and pegged Boots, Od It is too common to disbelieve newspaper- .
comfortable. none in rendering his guests i Crass Wrought Andirons and Cut Spikes; Nails; No. IS Commerce street, 100 pairs Men's calf high and low quarter Shoes statements of facts, which are perfectly reasona- 0
Oysters, Game, &.C. served at all hours, and I Platform Scales; Beams Fire Irons and Ballanw!; _ New Orleans--, La.' nov! ly 50 pcs Mosquitoe Netting, ble and natural. We have known cases where
In the best style. The Bar attached up to the house, Tin Ware of all kinds, wholesale & retail. Thomas Bertram 3 cases Gents fine Moleskin and Fur NutriaHats verbal statements were received as true,when the
*s usual,is stocked with the Also, a general assortment ()f Hardware. relators, themselves, derived ,their informationfrom
uors. Grateful for the liberal best Wines and They are also prepared to attend to -i-iv orders I CO 1\1 I r rssiriN\ MERCHANT, 100 doz Palmleaf Hats, of different qualities, newspaper statements which were rejected .
fore received he that patronage hereto for Iron or Brass Castings, Blacksmithinf! ). Tn, No. 54 Common street. 3 Gents fine Leghorn and Sea Grass Hats as false. This unhappy habit obtains, for 'the
his friends and the Copper or Sheet Iron work or Tin and U I'L'r I iwoiLEA2S. novl lyWhitmarsh wide
public will continue to sustain and narrow brims.A most part, among Ignorant people. A person of V V
him. Roofing: on reasonable terms. Jim. 1 ly_ good assortment of Indies' fine and fancy tolerable judgment finds but little difficulty ia V '
Apalachieola, Dec 16th HEZ SMITH. OF LUMBER.-Having received I ;;, & Rifehartison, colored and black Gaiter Boots. t detecting a falsehood in the papers. V
1843. INSPECTOR in
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of Inspector of Lumber, I I !I!I Dealers I ALSO-Ladies' fine black kid Slippers, and a
CIGARS & CHEWING TOBACCO.-Some will attend at any time to the duties of the ..pj j I I A general GROCERIES aEsortment, CONECTIONARY of Fruit, Vegetables, AND, xc., variety of other articles which are offered and The poets feigned that Daphne was changed .
) brands received "* I sold cash byFRANCIS into laurel when flying from Apollo-to ;snow
just from N Orleans, pointment No. 33 Water street will be very low for
ad for gale |I KOPMAN. that those girls who avoid :their loves mat be .
by B. ELLIS (O- Office 42 Water street-up stair I{I Apalachicola, Fla. V
EDul1 28 Water st. feb25 PETER BanDIT- QO(: Goods sold on Commisnon. nl ly Apalachicola, March: 11, 1S44. mU 5t green :.
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d -. _' .. -_- _:::-- CONGRESSIONAL.- [Written for the Comm'l.Advertiser.] well as general prosperity. This Is true. Indeed r From the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer. .:::::=
ON THE PREVENTION OF MALARIAL the former, if not the latter, also* Was their TWENTY-TWO DAYS LATER FROM EU
of Texas,
CO IERCIL !DVERTI8ERiI. Resolutions desiring the annexation DISEASES. condition until so comparatively recent a period ROPE. '
= presented in the Senate by Mr. Walker, of Mississippi as the termination of the last war. During this The Caledonia, Mail Steamer, Capt.. LOTT .
I. 2- SATURDAY APRIL 6, 1"ccVE'IlITE '- i, which passed the Legislature of that State, INTRODUCTION* I. proud period of their history, the trading interestsof riVed at Boston on Friday morning in e7ente8 M
;. i APAULCH100LA, = were referred to the Committee on Federal Relations The various regions of the earth derive their the country were then, as now, in the hands days from Liverpool, by which we have rrceiveA
it( PUR" and ordered to be printed.A distinguishipg characteristics from peculiaritiesof of persons, strangers by birth to the soil on which bur regular files of London papers to the 4th ioit
j .. SANS bill has been reported by the Committee on climate ,and geological structure of soil. The they derived their subsistence. We must there Loyd's Lists to the latest! dates_and Liverpool pa,.
assistant postmasters circumstances these fore look to other causes, co-existing with or succeeding to the day sailing. The is .
have been Post Offices and Roads, to have all physical engendered by pe- pers news interesting
..1 : THE MAILS, during the past week consent and advice of cul.arities impart durable impressions to the inhabitants these, which have prevented the equal In many respects, but notofstartling: imporf
remiss, occasioned, we presume by the late appointed with the of the political divisions, into which march of the southern states in that career: of ance. The State Trials in Ireland had closed bV
r : very overflow of the streams through the low the Senate. banks the earth is divided, giving to them exclusive prosperity, which, in every other portion of the a verdict against O'Connell and the rest of the-
:). I 1. rains and On Tuesday we The bill to incorporate the District was habits, and forming the basis of national character. country, forms so just a ground of national pride. Traversers, but the judgment of the Court would
country of Georgia and Florida. made the special order of the day for Wednesday This is in an especial manner the case with These causes are to be found in the circumstance, not be be rendered till the next term, which
received BO mail at all, and that of yesterday March 27. those vast portions comprised under the terms that they, and particularly the southern cities,are would commence on the 15th of April ; in the
brought us nothing but Tuesday's papers. The Fortification bill has passed after consider- Tropic and Tropicoid. Physically considered, not now the seats of the permanent residence of meantime Mr. O'Connell left for London, and had
1 The winter, we presume, is over, at the north, able discussion ; an amendment was offered by they differ in many important particulars from their merchants. In the earlier history of the actually taken his seat in Parliament. The verdict .
henceforth will be mild. The of Georgia to provide for fortifyingthe the temperate and other zones of the earth. Their country, this portion of the population consisted, of the Jury does not appear to have created
and the weather Mr. Harolson, advocated by Mr. most striking source of distinction is their almost in great part, of emigrants from Europe, who, much sensation in any quarter, and no teriou*
1 of the 22d ult. says. Spring has Dry Tortugas, which was from the distance of their respective countries Dublin
I N. Y. Express uniform division into two distinctly marked re- disturbances had occurred in or any part
come upon us suddenly. The North river, as I Holmes, but finally ruled out of order, March 21. gions-the one of exuberant fertility, the otherof and the comparatively slow means of travellingthen of Ireland, after the decision became known.It .
( well as others in this vicinity, has broken up, and L The message from the President, in reply to a desolate barrenness. Vegetation, in general, employed, were unable to return to them on seems that several attempts to tamper with
f in diiection. Ourlist call for the correspondence between Great Britain spreads only along the banks of rivers and streams, every approach of summer, and therefore, of necessity the Jury had been made before the rendition 0(
:: the steamers are running every and the United States, in relation to the interpre or as irrigation can be obtained ; but, in these ,became permanent inhabitants. In recent the verdict, and in some instances intimidationhad
of arrivals show a great increase-the hotels tation of the 10th article of the Treaty of Washington situations, the whole soil is clothed in perpetual I times, these emigrants, as a class, have been su- been resorted to, but they were singularly in
.' are filled a month earlier than common-our mer received and ordered to be printed. verdure; animal life abounds, while even the air perceded by the superior intelligence, enterpriseand effectual.A .
was is filled with the and the of industry of the natives of the northern states Irish affairs
chants are actively engaged-the supply of goods communication from the War Department hum of insects song ; long debate on pretty puagently
The Cotton Also a birds. Beyond the influence of these sources of at the same time, from the proximity of the heal- conducted on both sides, had taken place in Parliament
is large- and the assortment good. transmitting information in regard to the: moisture, a burning and, for the most part, vertical thier regions of their own country, they can take but a resolution of censure was triumphantly
fever has settled down to a regular business; the improvements of the falls of the Ohio river at sun dries up the valleys and parches the advantage of the modern facilities for travelling, voted down by a majority of 99 for Minis
stock is large (150 thousand bales); speculation Louisville.The plains, so as to unfit them for cultivation or in- and fly on the first approach of danger from local
!:'t has ceased, and shipments go on." Fox and Wisconsin bill was again taken up habitants. In this division, the silence of deso- disease. The practice thus induced, is favoredby ters.The verdict of the Jury seems to have put the
and finally ordered to be engrossed by a vote of 31 lation is unbroken by man, except in those rare the nature of the commerce of the southern repeal papers in a panic, and all the Editors of the
1. of the positions which have become the seats of com states, which admits of being transacted by a Dublin repeal papers, had given formal notice of
MR. CALHOUN.-A very large meeting to residence on their soil during the six or eight Association. Mr.
7.The the Presi- merce, or of a few species of manufactures, or their withdrawal from the
citizens of Charleston, S. C., assembled at the Oregon resolutions, authorising are sought as a refuge from the unhealthier regions cooler months of the year. Its operation pre- Smith, the Irish Attorney General who conducted
City Hall on Monday of last week, and appointed dent to give notice to the British Government to of fertility, abundance and luxury. So extensive vents the present mercantile population of the the State trials, had resumed his place in Parlia.
committee of 100 persons to meet Mr. Calhoun annul the article of the convention for joint occu- in consequence, are its desert tracts, that southern states from ever contemplating them as ment, and defended his official conduct, so sue*
a Railroad Depot (where pation, was rejected by a vote of 28 to 18. large portions present to the traveller, passingover a permanent resting place for themselves or their cessfully as to draw'down storms of applause.-
on his arrival at the children while it forms of the most destruc- for his indiscretion
The bill to reduce the postage was consideredand its great thoroughfares, the appearance ofa ; one He apologisedjvery properly
he was expected next day), and conduct him to several amendments added, which were laid continuous waste, covered with a scanty or tive systems of absenteeism that ever impoverished in the fracas with Mr. Fitzgibbon, which seemedto
1 the city. Such of the citizens as desired were comparatively valueless vegetation, intersected, a country. Under the operation of this system be received as satisfactory.
the cavalcade, by the Mayor, over until Wednesday next. here and there, by a few bodies of rich land, I the city, which, in the winter, presents to Trade in the English manufacturing district
invited to join has introduced bill to
Mr. Heywood a reduce the the of immense business
p which may afford the evidence of human habita- stranger appearance continued brisk and prosperous.
through the public pipers. the salaries of the President, heads of depart- tion, and smile like the oases of Sahara. In the and vast wealth : "in which industry seems to, Cotton throughout February continued to maintain
\ ments, &c. fertile portion, the progressive growth, extinctionand have accumulated its well-earned fruits, com its prices, and a fair demand, but on the 4th
; GEN. JACKSON has addressed a letter to the The nomination of :Mr. Jackson, as District At- decay of its inexhaustible rotation of anima merce to have spread its luxury, and art its elegance of this month it rather languished, and there was
Hon. A. V. Brown, in answer to one received torney of Georcia, was confirmed, and that of ted and inanimated substances maintain a perpe- ," astonishes him, on the approach of sum some depression in the price. The grain market
!, from that gentleman, in which he strongly advocates L,n'f'J.j.1Y: : D-, () Zi4 Col!t ,'HI : \. \') !'.t.". '.-..,! r tility of soil, adapting it for artificial cul- mer, with an aspect of desolation, which he had somewhat improved, in consequence of the
Jackor.I \. .\ :f d offering irresistible inducements to its would suppose actual pestilence-and not the unfavorable weather in England. But our commercial .
the annexation of Texas. Gen. V <..SIn r.ftctedI : :.h '',!"ints to make agriculture iheir favorite oc- mere apprehension of it-war, or famine could I letter and a general view of the markets
I as 1839, the subject occi th<> Hou.-e, the resolutions empowenrt; alone produce. in of ,
says that as long ago I upa "' n. Nay; some our seaports will be found in their appropriate places.
much of his attention, and its importance1* tOlT1nt..nee to sri(i for perscRS and paper in the !| In ccmmon: with the other parts of the earth, as summer approaches, every occupation is aban The Anti-League has acquired, it is stated,considerable
lessened by what has transpired." Also, thrt IlliQilp Islan-i dilBcultiri, was pased, but limited I simi. .y situated in regard to climate, the south- doned, from the wholesale dealer in cargoes to stability by the establishment in the
I" not Texas and the the number to a few. .. .l jern j- ,tion of the United States is divided into the retailer of paltry wares; they no longer resound Metropolis, of the Co Metropolitan Society for the
to .
the United States has a right "':" '' lanre 'trtile and unfertile tracts. In like manner, with the hammer of the artizan ; the pulpitis Protection of British Agriculture," of which the
line of Louisiana would have been limited to the the parseness of population has allowed the vacated, the halls of justice are closed, while Duke Richmond has been appointed President
Rio Grande, agreeably to the understanding of power to choose, and has confined residence. even the pestle and mortar cease to make their and the Duke of Buckingham, Vice president.
if the demand had been made by our ct1itiv!< to the former of these tracts; and, as is melodious clangour in the ears of the few un It is the intention of this body to use the same
France, of ,.k.. H usu .; agriculture forms the principal and favorite happy wretches whom poverty compels to remain r weapons of war as the Anti-Corn Law League,
Minister, in 1819. In a military point ;' ] oCt'Ui'.tion.; The almost exclusive pursuit of this: in the dreary solitude. All the institutions of namely, the raising of funds, the holding of meetings .
f it will be found of vital importance to the United o fTofion has created a prominent characteristic civilization are dissolved! the bonds of society are. the printing and distribution of pamphlets,
States. ,. ..' 7 U!, in ri.i social and moral condition of {the inhabit severed, to be revived and repaired in the followci and so forth.
w' ant.c i the southern states. All the good it pro- ing winter, but only to be renewed by Some excitement was caused in London, by the
;; call the-attention of our readers tel thefirsfaseries : "-1'1: .' ', .-. Vlv .; >1m-t >. and all the evil it engenders, appear in at the cost of an annually recurring poverty. receipt of intelligence stating, that the French
00-'Ve subject of general I' I .., ; ... ;.' i' !'Hld relief, that it has given to each individJ JENNER. Admiral Thouars, had seized Tahiti, but subsequent
of numbers on a I | u character which when with that --
,.. .. compared To CORRESPONDENTS. Friend" has sent accounts from France that the conduct of
connected 'I '
1 :
importanc ,o mankind,and intimately I ; ...:. -i::: > j of. I i': eir brethren, of other parts of the country, the Admiral had not received the sanction of the
with the welfare of our city. The subject may "''.-.,;*.. :' .* (' k.;,:.,... '. '. -" rked and distinctive. Its influence, as:: a us a well written article on Annexati ; its great French Government, the excitement subsided.;
of too scientific a nature I I 'n 1" !< .,. t b'N.r.ess j extends through all the relations of life, length, however, as well as the late hour at whichit Lord Viscount Sidmouth,formerly Mr .Adding-
_ I be deemed by some as E3- I : ;\' : .T: .' ; ,!;'.i Very ramiflva;._ ..C awi. ljt auU it. -afloat came t& Hand, prwlndps itg insertjon to-day.- ton, and Prime Minister, died on the 15th of
of ordinary newspaper : .r- I neen in
for the columns an ; powerful modifying the prosperity
Richmond Park the advanced
at at
February ,
1 I' ,. may room for it next week. age
of themr' r" t-eneral of the
t'n Devotion
interest : ,
I of this class form an ,, 1 appearance country. of 87.
t : says of literate, dicliI 1",'.: 'o it has been the southern man's prevailing habit "RANEOLPH" may, as he hopes, "arrive at
branches Minister Mr. Everett after
the higher Oregon.-Our ,
I among 3d. I ; ;I, ror the earliest settlement of his He something We think it
extent or : country. yet. very likely; but if having spent a month on visit to the Rev.Sidney
to 1 .
cannot be represented !1'tGt. to the earth bounteous
that willrc
: anY'S"tede.'oted' as a parent,
'" to ftenecessary he aspires to anything which will yield him a Smith, was in correspondence with Lord Stanleyon
'rurk :\' 1 all his toil and
vantageously, in a \" anxiety, and furnish himv the
I 4riety of knowledge, '( I subsistence and enjoyment with the reali- respectable livelihood, we conjure him to eschew Oregon question.
diffusion of that The .
1 : Oregon Territory.-ler IVfajesty's Government
of a ccmmu i tsc'- )f to-dayand the of to-morrow and rhyming.
.id instruct every portion ir ;
desirous of with
prosecuting expeditionthe
1 i : to please ,. : !! 'i':I"" r the feeling of sufficiency, which the ex-
1 It is true that the labors of literary '.!' Heavy Failure.-A recent arrival at New Or- survey of the disputed territory between the
f\-'J' of
; ve study one object excites, he cultivates
J 1 1- fi-.a *Oft*iscoveriesof men of science, are U'l.ll.> .1,! rmpathy with any art which is not connected leans reports that the mercantile house of MOOY- United States and the colonial possessions of Her
: 4.-41ui wn.1d through the pagesof :.J. .. _. __ I f f Ki-...-j.::__. x-.---'E--iaoH.i.. ,.,--.-i. _- VB AfVk.! .. at Htt-rana, lias fatted ,to the tune of Majesty in North America, has issued orders for
periodical and ._ _.. v. the immediate of additional
magazines oen throufh thr .i"o. 'Cd le avocation is fostered by the value of the employment an forceof
: popular vehicle of a newspaper; sm t. .,: uctions, which the fertility of the soil he $7,000,000. They have been doing a heavy busi- non-commissioned officers and men belonging]
l. moro ron ness with Germany, and it is ssid that the to the Royal Sappers and Miners this important .
is generally required for a detailed tI': : yates, and the favorable climate he inhabits, principal upon
and to do exaruu, ,,. ; -' i : le him to draw from his fields. Inheriting, sufferers, by their failure are of that country. duty, under the Boundary Commissioner,
proper justice to questions, either new. p7 I; i heirloom, the prejudice, prevalent through- Colonel Estcourt. This detachment, which hat
.: or of great weight and interest, than such publications : !t ..u: Europe at the time of his ancestors' emigra- OJ-: White Sugar.. -A process has been discovered been selected from the companies of that corps
furnish. The only way in which lorg t.-n that the cultivation of the soil was a busts we learn, by a planter in Louisiana, employed on similar services in England, on account .
4 articles on a single topic can be introduced; is, \s of more dignity, and induced a higher toneot by which he has converted his whole of of their experience and knowledge of the
crop peculiar duties
them : ; character than any other, he has accustomed required ofthem, arrived at Wool-
by dividing into suitable portions end continuing the past season into white without wich, from different
'T himself to consider it as almost the only honora- sugar, the places in England, on the 1st
them, from one number to another until: i i : ". :> hIt, ,pursuit. Thus, practically believing that the usual intervention of the clarifying process. The inst., and are now in hourly expectation of proceeding .
the subject be completed. This mode is attendee1 culi; !ivation of the soil is a business of the greatest sugar is fabricated in an apparatus entirely by to Liverpool, where they are to embark
with the serious disadvantage that the ess !' like ,, dgrity; : and feeling secure, in a high moral elevation steam. for America, and on landing there, will be sentto
prelections, requires frequent and f and the general possession of a moderate the Oregon Territory, to join those already em.
in tedif i-''' repetitions 1' ." > pecuniary independence, from the chief ills of OCJ- Cure for Croup.The following remedy ployed on that service. The boundary survey
: order to maintain the connection, in ]i life, he is almost indifferent to the pleasures for this disorder party will now consist of about twenty noncommissioned ,
the mind of the reader, between the van '.-us links j:;.t. ., :, A;.ifec '!J.l\. :!:" ::.. <_ which greater wealth would bring, or to the nation so distressing and frequently officers and privates of the Royal Sap.
J.LL: of the subject. Notwithstanding the iN! ...Vau ICOMJHPHCATION.: .1 11 advantages which would spring from a fatal to children, is highly recommended by a : pers and Miners, with Capt. Broughton and two
tages of this plan to both writer and reurier. THE UKCH.-Qu Saturday last our citizen I pursuit ot the other arts of civilization. gentleman who has tested it in his own family other officers of the Royal Engineers, under Colonel -
contributor is our were th- n into a \erj &enable .'it ate o*r ; This narrow and, as it must be considered, de- with the happiest results : Estcourt, the Commissioner.A .
willing to act upon it as a mem? of excitement bv:' ti i .: announcement ttat a Liiwvi I fe : ive education has been attended with great Procure some strong ley from oak and most destructive fire occurred at Manchesteron
- giving diffused the 3d
publicity to the subject > i. was ;', A' <{ ,,' ( ':. VrV '.VBlufT .\cco: ';. i .4; ivantages. The first evil that has resulted sweeten it with molasses; give the child one, instant, which consumed property to
have placed at the head of his first communication .. I I in it, is the ereneral unfitness___ __ nf thA.. vnnth nf two or three spoonfuls, it be more than the amount of 100000.
.n v v* v vvrufct.* V* seem to
in the of may re- The
ingiy everything horse and
-IF ; and we cheerfully render him all the aid in shape car- the southern states to conduct the trading inter lieved. Generally, the relief is almost immediate English papers speak in terrrs of high and
riage was brought into requisition, so ests of the just praise of the liberality,spirit and of
were to
our power towards attaining such an object. eager country advantage; and, thus, as a and the child will fall off into a quiet sleep. the Bostonians in enterprise
this the citizens to witness a scene that very rarely consequence, has prevented the pursuit of a lucrative Renew the dose until the complaint disappears. in cutting the Hibernia out of thrice
Although subject is apparently the their harbor.
among profession, and abstracted alike
; occurs in these diggins. A party of ladies from their
most foreign to the objects of a weekly sheet, in and gentlemen who wealth and population. The evil is one of the {tiThe: proprietors of the different hotels and FRANCE.
an exclusively commercial city, yet it is one that preferred going by water, greatest magnitude, because it has thrown the bar-rooms in Mobile have abolished the gratuitous The arrival of the news that the French had
_ _
embarked on one of our revenue cutters, commanded profits arising from an indispensable into taken possession of Tahiti and
promises to be of such pursuit lunch compelled Queeo-
c in the absence general importance, that by Capt. McLean, whose vessel was the hands of strangers, who accumulate wealth system. This determination, it appears, Pomare to place! herself under their protectionthe --
i ., I. of other media, no apology can be never before graced by such an of beautyand for the purpose of removal. The avocation of has been induced by the great number of loaferswho installation of a new governor-the hoisting
deemed necessary for calling public attention to talent itself array the merchant is, indeed, more peculiarly neces- infest the taverns, and get their entire liv- of the French and the lowering ofthe English tag
I as presented this
I I' it in the columns of a newspaper. Inquiries into on sary in the southern states, from its wealth con- ing at the snack-tables. The Daily Advertisersays -this account of the doings in the Friendly I*
The gallant commander appeared to be perfectly sisting of agricultural productions which lands, in November last
the causes of disease, the nature and influence finding that created, when it reached
I the of conscious of his enviable situation, from the a market almost exclusively in foreign countriesor no less than three hundred persons have England, considerable surprise as well as in
agents by which the action of these causes marked attention he paid to the ladies, and it remote states, could not be transported and rendered been supported in this way, at only three houses dignation. The subject was alluded to in the
may be counteracted, and, more than all, the profitable without his intervention.To in that city. House of Commons hen Sir Robert Peel
-* would be invidious to nsinuate that it was con- _ _ sed his expr-
means by which they maybe prevented, are the exclusive education of the southernman hope and belief that the proceedings bad
: wor- fined to any one in particular, when all received CCJ-: The path that leads to fortune too often been done without the
of the there is superadded consent the
thy attention not simply of the physician a peculiar constitutionof or even knowledge -
: such evidences of his care. To render the affair mind, arising from a constant residence in passes through the narrow defiles of meanness, of the French Government. So it tons
the a
the which
philosopher, philanthropist and a man of exalted
an spirit The
still it warm climate, which makes him cannot stoop whole proceedings have been
; more exciting, seemed as if the wind and as unwilling, to tread. formally
statesman, but of every individual whose life is as his have repudiated by Louis
p J tide had conspired to frustrate our old prejudices rendered him unfit, to en- Phillippe and his cabinet
liable to be shortened, or rendered wretched by design ; gage in mercantile pursuits ; and, consequently, For the Commercial Advertiser. and with this announcement has evaporated whatever -
Boreas blew "
as though he'd blown his last the
their operation. The investigation of these ques- ; the commerce, necessarily proceeding from his PRESENT OF A WHITE ROSEBUD.BY indignation the insult might have created.
current ran as current never ran before the industry is conducted The French Admiral
tions, so far as they are connected with ; spray. by natives of other countries Dupeht Thouars,has i in
one prominent mounted our deck, as if to catch a peep at what or the citizens of distant states. In acknowledging WILLIAM SIDNEY. this rebuke, received a rap on the knuckles,'
cause of disease, will, we are assured, be was transpiring on board and and I the palpable unfitness of southern O fair unknown! my heart o'erflows which it is to hoped will not be lest upon him.-
I the.object of our contributor. They form a subject would it ever anon, youth to manage mercantile affairs, we are compelled With thanks for this white budding rose; A lengthened debate on the affair took place ill
sprinkle the smiling face of some fair to admit the inference of their But shall the hateful emblem the Chamber of Deputies
1 that comes home to the business and the inferiority; prove and the result was a
r bosoms," and is, at least lady, or deluge the phiz of some unlucky gentleman. for, if there be one class of men equally well Such loveliness "too young to love 1" signal l triumph for Ministers. The proposition of
indirectly, as deeply .
Our enlivened with fitted for either the pursuit of agriculture M. Theirs- that the Chamber without -
passage was song or As blooming in my fair one's bower approring
Connected with the permanent prosperity of every commerce, and another of the conduct of the .
and only the
t wine, and the excursion and capable of pursuing Ambrosial pluck'd the Cabinet, pass to order
-- .I, individual in this community as any one that can hiliriting to all. delightful ex- agriculture, the latter must be inferior, inasmuchas But fingers it flower, of the day' was rejected by a majority of 46.This .
with'ring seems to
now bend
command his consideration. It is well known it does not possess one of the means of pro- is a greater majority than the most sanguine
that live in the midst After buffeting the wind, waves and current (hieing wealth that is in the power of the former. As mourning for its fairer friend, (friends of the Government expected. The chamber -
\ we of a region where the for two or three hours, we arrived at the scene It is the great extent to which the cause of this And all the care I can bestow has been asked by Marshal Soult for an advance
causes, which operate to produce the great majority of action, where we found a inferiority has been allowed to be carried, which It will not feel, nor seem to know. of 300,000, to support 15,000 additional
: I of the premature deaths of our race, are awaiting our arrival, and large assemblage has created that disparity in prosperity that ap- Perhaps the crystal fount may give men in Algi era.SPAIN.Militarv.
Ii. rife; and where, besides the personal suffering equally anxious to seethe peais between the northern and southern statesof Some vital power, and bid it live despotism now reigns triumphant -
vessel ,
: glide into her native t the Union in
element. ; making the former flourish this
Every like unhappy The disarming'
they induce, their tendency is to mar alike individual And cause th' expanding flower to shin country.
the !
most cultivated of
thing was in readiness, and at 12 o'clock the countries of the old world, National Guard appears to have been quiet
,. and general prosperity. Instead then, off wedge was struck, and away she went. _. while the latter are fast sinking into the decay of With lovely tints, almost divine. ly accomplished. Accounts received from Nadrid :
deeming a subject, the object of which is to pre- the most exhausted and worst governed nations. Thus, fair unknown; if thy kind heart to the 18th ultimo, state that Alicante w*i'
.: Tent these evils, obtrusive, we know of none Walking the water like a. thing of life." And this is a cause which, by maintaining a state Should luckless feel some with'ring art, blockaded both by sea and land: on land by General '.
which ought to be considered of moro Her deck was crowded with delighted of commercial dependance, little, if at all, less O may the crystal fount of truth Roncali, on sea by the Spanish navy, consistin
general and as she touched the spectators, injurious to the general interests, than any modern i Renew the smiles of blooming of a steamer and three small vessels. At Cartha-
interest; which should claim, of right, a more wave, "MAGNOLIA" she system of colonial servitude, youth, gena the confined within'
promises to And insurgents to be
was christened, by the fair hand of a ope- grateful fragrance still ascend seem
I : conspicuous station, or which would more justify This done, all returned to the city, highly young lady. rate as a perpetual source of inferiority, unless a And cherish'd worth thy the walls of the city. In the large cities tbs t
pleased radical name attend
being discussed if with the change shall take place in the feelings, ; pro.iounciamentos seem to have failed, and tliI
J, our correspondent chooses, excursion and its happy results. education Then, fresh and blooming
and habits of thou
the people.But shalt prove outbreak is now almost entirely confined to the da-
-I' with all the lights of science and the graces of Too much credit cannot be awarded to Captain it may be said, the habits of the people An object for us all to love, tricts of Alicante Murcia, and Carthazena.
: RUSSELL for his ;;
literature, in the ephemeral columns of a news constructed and built, the enterprise, in having and the climate of the southern states, have al. And fleeting days shall soon prepare None of the great leaders of the Liberal part/
only vessels ever ways been the same, and yet, for a long THY HEART to have taken is that the insurrection
''I paper. framed in this place.Lt I period, FEEL what LOVERS are. part in it. It probable
I\ 4? they enjoyed a..high degree of commercial as April 5, 1811. will for the present be suppreseed-
r Murcia is soon to be evacuated by the insurgents;
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the last thing we read is, that General Cordon -IJ >
but COMMERCIAL. I .
I' ( : We would call the -
it attention of all
was marching on Numerous butcheries MARINE INTELLIGENCE.PORT persons FOR LIVERPOOL. TheYast
and it is residing in the city, that sailing-
have taken place, expected that the merciless the Apalachicola Fire ship GLOBE, Lowry, has now
executions by the Government will have MAIL ARRANGEMENT. Engine Co. No. 1, have received than half her more
OF APALACHICOLA.... a charter from cargo engaged and
produced more appalling reprisals. At Alicante Due Tuesdays and Fridays at 6 o'clock, P. M. April 6. the Legislature, through our Representative on board, will have quick despatch, for
and Murcia, Ruiz, (chief of the insurgent columnat Closes Tnesdayj and Saturdays at 10, P.M. CLEARED. R. apply to J DAY & CO.freight _
J. Floyd Esq., them ,
) shot in from jury .
Cttthagena, ] duty.
reprisal for the massacre
LATEST aplG
DATES. Ship Charlemagne, Packard, for Trieste by I M 52 Water st.
cf prisoners by Roncali" than doube] This we conceive, to be sufficient
twenty more Liverpool. ...March New York. ...March25. Wright. inducementfor
that number." Havre.00 00.. 4.1 New Orleans,. 30. Ship Wakona, Borland, for N York by Harper&: citizens, having property at risk, to join -the FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine barque
Booet, the chief of the insurrection at Alicante, Havana.......March Charleston,... 25. Holmes. Company and by so doing have a COLOSSUS, Lennox, master, having-
good and
*hot the unfortunate bearer of the summons to Ship Talma, Collins, for N Orleans. efficient == part of her cargo engaged and going on
surrender sent him by Roncali, and decreed, II that COTTON MARKET.The Ship Telumah, Borland, for N Orleans. fire department in time of need. According board, will meet with despatch. For balance cf
for every man put to death by the officers of 4th of March accounts caused a suspensionof Ship Floridian, Pratt, for Mobile. to the charter the number is limited to 40 freight apply to BENJ. SALTER,
Government he would shoot of their partisans demand but the Bark Ann Welsh, Magna, for N York by Nourse marSO 50 Water
ten limited quantity on the market fc Stone and Chas .Kogers. members. _street. _
and being an eleve (Lieutenant of Cabrera), prevented much decline. Holders are generally Brig Cynosure, Macloon, for N Orleans. 'I'herevill be a special meeting of the Company FOR LIVERPOOL.-Ship MANCO.-
he i it likely to keep his word; it is rumored that unwilling to accept the offers Schr Textor, Smith, for N Orleans by B Ellison I Nickles master, having
Senor Ceruto, uncle to Roncali, has been shot by of buyers, and but Ac Co. for the purpose of admitting those who may part of her care)
his orders. Another report says, that the Arch- little is doing in consequence. The sales that Schr Lion, Clift, for New Orleans, by B Ellison wish to join, on Monday evening next, half-past ance of freight engaged, will have despatch.to For bal
or apply
;bIshop of Seville (the Rev. Cienfuegos Jovel- have been made since the news, have been for inferior I &Co. o'clock, aplG 1tt'NGINE passage CHARLES
lanos) has been executed in revenge by the insurgents 5i to 6; ordinary 6| to fijj; middling 7 to 7j; ARRIVED.- mar30 47 Water ROGERS street.,
of Carthagena! Arrests continue throughout middling. fair 7$ a -; fair -. Ship Constellation, Jackson, fm N York, master CO., No. 1., ATTENTIONThe! I
the kingdom. Lopezis still hiding, and *The sales of the week amount to 1246 bales Ship Telumah, Borland, 17 dys fm N York. _U. members of the above Company, are notified FOR LIVERPOOL-The first clat ; I
sought for iii the capital. Narvaez IS making as Bark Commerce Rogers 30 to British ship DUKE OF CORNWALL
follows:-15 at 5| 53 at days from Bostonto attend the monthly meeting at the Engine ,
; 64 10
active operations to put himself at the head of the ; at 6j; 93 at 6|; 34 master. House, this evenins at 8 o'clock. Conrad master, has commenced loadirg t
at 70 7 M6 : (
army besieging Alicante.! regiment of infantry, ; at ; 232 at 7!; 125 at 74; 21 at 7 5-16; Bark Gazelle, Allen, fm N York to McKay &; apGlt W.HONESec'y.mAX and will meet with despatch. For freight, apply ,) _
four pieces of artillery, and three squadrons of 248 at 7Jj; 307 at 71; ,72 at 7| cents per lb. Hartshorne. q- -- -- to E. P. BUTTS. "
cavalry, are under orders to attend him. Brig W Jones, Tyler, fm N York to Harper: COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.-I will at- _mar30_ _ _ \
In the midst of their own troubles, the Spanish COTTON STATEMENT. Holmes. JL tend at my Office, No. 42 Water street, upstairs I
Ministry have offered to assist in subduing the Stock on hand 1st Oct.,.... .... 211 Brig Caroline E Platt, Rice fm N York to Mc on and after Wednesday the 10th day of FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fast sailir* L
revolt in and still Received since our last>. .. ....2,055 Kay & Hartshorne. April for fifteen days, from the hours of o'clock ., Coppered and copper;: fastened British r
Portugal, are speaking seriouslyof 9 L4
Brig Ozello Meeks fm N York
previOusly..... .... 101,953 to D B Wood brig ROuT BURNS: Messenger
an expedition against Morocco. & Co. A. M. to 4, P. M., each day to receive the taxes has commenced master,
The of the Queen of with 104,219 bales. Richardson fm N due the City of Apalachicola, for the 1844. loading and will meet with de*-
marriage Spain a Exported since our last .... ..2 Brig Mary, York to McKay year patch. For freight apply to
Neapolitan Prince, is said to be abandoned, and & Hartshorne. N. B.-Please notice the 7th and Sth sectionsof 7
previously I .... .... marSO E P
negotiations are in progress for her union with 77,524 Schr Thos Hooper, Hall, 6 dys fm Jamaica, to the ordinance, published in this paper, entitled !I BUTTS, Water st
the Duke of Cadiz, son of the Infant Don Francisco Stock hand 81,244 master. "An ordinance to raise a revenue for the use of FOR LIVERPOOL The first dan ..
on not cleared.... .22,975 Schr Thames, Sawyer, from Turk's Island, to the of t _
de Paula.A Master. City Apalachicola, for the year 1S41, and barque IERSEY, J. Tucker, master, _
revolution, somewhat formidable in its for other purposes." having two-thirds of her
appearance FREIGHTS. Schr Florida, Howes, fm Charleston, to Master. cargo engaged
at first, had broken out in Portugal; butit To Liverpool. .... .... .. .. .... ..l-2dprlb. Steamer Lowell, Niles, fm Columbus. PETER HOBART, Tax Collector. and going on board, will have dispatch. For bal- i
was promptly put down, and order perfectly 11 New York,. .... .. .... ...l-2c Steamer Oconee, Greer, fm Columbus. Apalachicola, April J 1,1544. It ance of freight, apply to
restored. Count Bonfine, formerly Minister of Boston .... .... .... ..?. .... i.2c Steamer Boston, Morton, fm Columbus. OTICE.-CORNELIUS GRADY is Bt.1\. SALTER, t r I
War and a good many officers and men in the Freights dull at quotations. Steamer Siren, Sharpless, fm Browns Ferry. i duly authorised during Eq.absence, march:) 50 Water st. f
my agent
Steamer Jas Y Smith Smith, fm my 1\
regular service, had participated in the rebellion. Albany.
The energetic measures of the Government how- p ASSE G ERS. Steamer Agnes, Jenkins, fm Columbus. from the Territory. CHAS. McKENNEY. FOR LIVERPOOL- The British shn I t
Per steamer J Y Smith-Messrs Bartlett J R o' Steamer Apalachicola, Sutton, fm Columbus. Apalachicola, April 1st, 1844. 21* DAUNTLESS, Rogers, master; 562 toc'i
very soon put every thing straight.The Johnson,G S Ojlesby,J P Cock,J Baker Harden. Steamer Siren, Van Veghten fm Bainbridge. _2 burthen, having most of her cargo engaged ____
Portuguese government had been guilty ofa Per steamer Siren-J L Smallwood, Stockton, Flat boat No. 4, fm Itchuwaynotchuway.VESSELS Accommodation Stages. and iioin on board, will meet with des _
gross outrage on the Spanish Ex-Minister Oloz- Cooper, G Mitchel!, Newnan, N Baker, Dr L M f THE subscriber begs leave to patch. For balance of freight or .
a;a, who recently fled into Portugal for a refuge ; Armistead, Simmons. IN PORT. inform the public, that he has to the master or to passage, apply _
his rendezvous having/: bof n broken into, and his Per steamer Oconee-P Hobart Shivers. April 6.-Sloops and lighters not included. ... on hand two good TWO HORSECAKK1AUUS S CASSIN a.marl .-
43 Water
Per steamer st. _
papers examined and sgzed. himself Boston-Wm Lockey P
Olozaga I Schley, SHIPS. one he intends keeping in Tallahassee -
was not at home, and of course was not arrested. Capt Per Rowland. Mary&: Susan. Weeks, 392 tons, for Boston, loading and the other at his old stand at Chatta- FOR LIVERPOOL The British bark ___
He was in concealment. steamer Apalachicola-Dr Dunn and lady, -D B Wood &: Co. I.SOP1iIA, Webster,
Mrs Porter Miss A E hoochee, ready to run at all times whenever called having most of her
Liverpool, Marth 4. Williams, Jas F Farrior Farrior, J Porter Miss M, Johnson C Farrior, J, Globe J ,Day Lowry&: Co., 479 tons, for Liverpool, loading upon> and on very accommodating terms. His meet with cargo engaged and going on board, will .
COTTON.-'Vith reference to our Circular of I Campbell, Nobles. Horses and Carriages are good, and his drivers despatch. For balance of freight or ," _
the 3d ultimo, we have to advise that our Cotton Andrew Scott, Emery, 318 tons, for N York, load Careful and obliging, and from his endeavors to passage; apply to the master or to
& Co.
ing-J Day :
market has since declined |d. per lb. This ap TURKS' ISLAND-Per IMPORTS schr Thames-2,9&4 Manco, Nickles, 350 tons, for Liverpool, load please and accommodate the public heretofore, he niaril S CASSh43:; Waterst. '4 4 I _
plies more decidedly to the low and middling 1 bushels salt, 3 tons Brazil wood, and fruit order. ing-Chas Rogers. confidently hopes for a continuance of favor and FOR LIVERPOOL-The British"ship -
than to the better qualities, and the official quo- NEW YORK-Per brig C E Platt-1,019 pkgs Blanchard, Blanchard, 393 tons, for Havre, load. patronage. REUBEN SCOTT. ENGLAND, Boothby, master, will tneet I.i:
for fair have not been changed, as there isno 1 mdze to McKay & Hartshorne; 170 Green &: Con. ing-I M Wright. Chattahoochee, Fla., April 1, 1514. :_ with despatch, for freight apply to .
.1._considerable___'-_ 'quantity", o.offering.,_or pressing_ on I nerv; 6 J N Robinson; 1 B Hawley; 7 Flewellen Dauntless, (Br.) Rogers, 562 tons, for Liverpool, (JCJ- The Stage will be found at the Planters' WA&PCKAIN. ': :.t ____
U.lC warKer, ana 11 migni oe as dIfficult to buy as i & Butt.! ; 191_Kimbroueh & Rid wav: 49 Moote fc loading-S Cassin. Hotel, Tallahassee. aplG 3m feb7 ,
to sell extensively at the reduction, but what is I McKenzie; 82' H R Taylor; 5 Hill, Dawson& Co; Courtenay, (Br.) Turner, 60S tons, for Liverpool, Block. t
doing in all descriptions must be below 5 Dodge & Gardner; 3 J Day & Co 197 Preston loading W A &; P C Kain. FOR LIVERPOOL-The
id. the
; OF LETTERS remaining in the Post fast-sailing .
highest point in the market, which is more lan I &Nourse: Maclay te; 16 H G Guyon; 56 B Elhson & Co; 5 England WA&PCKain., (Br; ) Boothby, for Liverpool, waiting- LIST at Apalachicola, April 1st, 1844. : Br. ship COURTENAY, George Turner d I
guid the last two days than previously. This deP I. Hobart; Stont.t 105 W;. 4 Wood Farrior &34Lockhart&Co; 12 J Green; 40 Rothschild (Br) Fell, 647 tons, for freight or charter Arnold, Geo Morton, W S master, will meet with despatch. I __ _
pi ession has taken place within the last fortnight, 98 H D Darden; 17 W G Porter; &: Co; 29 Young Harper; -Master. Armibtead, Dr M L Mumford, Capt 0 R 2 For freight apply to .0 -j _
the market previously having remained quite & Holmes; 3 D B Wood & Co; 10 S B Hamilton. Troy, Hills, 625 tons, waiting-I Wright.. AndersonValker Manley, H dec2j ,Yo A. & P. c. KAIN.
steady. _ _ Per brig W L Jones- 30 pkgs mdze to Harper&: Constellation, Jackson, 276 tons, waiting-Master Allen, Mrs E R 2larshallt F L _
Holmes; 21 B Hawley 4 Moore &: McKenzie E ben Preble, Perkins, 493 tons, waiting-Master. Brown, Geo Morrison: M FOR LIVERPOOL.=British barque
{co-!:: The following gentlemen are our authorized 5 McKay & Hartshorne;;3 Preston & Maclay; 1; Tarolinta, Smith, 549 tons, waiting-Master. I Barker, Henry RlcKnighr, J T ; \ ROBERT WATTS, Johnson. ma fer, is
agents; and they are empowered to receipt Nourse & Stone; 23 H D Darden; 5 J B Hall; 82 BARQUES. I Brawn, George McCandlish, J :M 3;;; now discharging, and will be ready to
for the payment of any subsriptions, advertisements B Ellison & Co; 2 H Smith; 10 W S Damerel; 4 Mersey, Tucker, 372 tons, for Liverpool, loading, Brown, John M :McCarthy, CatharineMcPher.on X B receive freight" in a few days, for which apply to .. _
ames ,
Kimbrough & Ridgway; 4 SJ3 Hamilfntii 67 T L, .1L1t.r. TB cheld'rl.iJ decll J. DAY & Co.
or other printing, to be forwarded to us- Mitchelj Green &; Connery;7 W G Porter & Co. .. Duke of Cornwall, (Br.) Conrad, 481 tons, for D N McIntyre, H .
B. G. ALDERMAIC, Marianna, Fla.J. Per brig Mary-34 pkgs mdze to Lockhart &: Liverpool, loaning-E P Butts. Baker, Capt James H Miller Maun, wm P FOR NEW YORK.-The ship AN-
Baisden Benj
Young; 450 McKay Ac Hartshorne 28 H R Colossus, Lennox, 399 tons, for Liverpool
Tay load. DREW SCOTT
S. SANCHEZ, St. Fla. ; W Morris D Emery, master is now
Augustine, -
lor; 8 W A & P C Kain; 7 P Hobart; 3 J B Hall; ing-Benj Salter. IOiiing for the above For
J. ATKIXS, Tallahassee Fla. *2571tloore & McKenzie; 15 S SchifTer; 22 Kim Sophia, (Br.) Webster, 387 tons, for Liverpool, Bealle, Henry Myers, A apply to port. freight
E. N. GIBsoN, Quincy, Fla. brough &: Ridgway; 1 J Schrodt; 6 Nourse &: loading-S Cassin. Bunce, Timothy D Moye, Thompson j DAY & CO.ap16 .-,
JAS. PENN, St. Joseph, Fla. Stone; 36 Roberts, Allen & Co; 322 Harper &; Robert Watts, (Br.) Johnson 491 tons, for Lh.er.pool Brodnax, Wm li Noyes Norton, Albion _52 Water_ _st._ .
Branch John Wm S
N. BAKER, Brown's Ferry, Fla. Holmes; 12 B Ellison & Co; 506 Capt Richardson; loading-J Day &: Co. Baker ,W W Xash Hez, A FOR NEW YORK.-The fine faSt ; _
FRANCIS ARNOU, Calhoun County, Fla. 82 A Anderson; 6 H R Barker; 195 W G Porter Gazelle, Allen, 269 tons, fm New York, waiting- Blair ,Thos H O'Hanlan, F sailing brig CAROLINE I:. PLATT _
tV. &: Co 27 Stow &: Starr 17 to order. McKay & Hartshorne. -
TABOR, Washington County, Fla. ; ; Barbour Organ Edward Rice, master, having the
: greater
Per brig Ozello-100 tons ice to W Mount. Commerce, Rogers, 289 tons waiting prt'of
A. S. GREENWOOD, Albany, Baker Co. Ga. W Oliver J J her and _
Alabama, Memtt, 348 tons, waltiDg-Mast Chapman, m cargo engaged going on board, will haVe .
The EXPORTS. :rib.erins..H.aw.e. _1o.n&... u"' t;"Ut-M __ Chancey.. Harrison Patridge, John despatch. For balance of freight or passage"ai. _
chicken-'hatc'hing machine now being exhibited :- TRIESTE-Per ship Charlemagne-1,349 bales- BRIGS.V Coit. sjr Jatrick.V m ply to ATcKAY:.- *-HARTSHORNEap6 ,- -- _
sjrCowny.TEcIwaTd r ch, Geo W
in the city of New York, is thus noticedin cotton. L Jones, Tyler, 222 tons, fm N York, discharg Orlando Penny, J H I 40Waterstreet.FOR .
NEW YORK-Per ship Wakona-1,249 bales ing-Harper & Holmes.
the Tribune: Crosby Geo W Penny, LPeterson
cotton. lOzello, Meeks, 204 tons, fm New York, discharg- Clark kobert Peter NEW YORK.The fine Saitint _
Chicken Manufactory.-Nature is getting su Per barque Ann Welsh-916 bales cotton. ing-D B Wood &: Co. Dumsdaylichael, 2 Porter A, S ,brig MARY, Richardson, master, ''wifl
pfI'rftaous.Ve rather think she will soon be voted NEW ORLEANS-Per schr Lion-206 bales Caroline E Platt, Rice, 232 tons, for N York, load. Davis, Sam'l H 2 Parson,, Capt Jonathan ___ have despatch for the above port. Pot
out of fashion and dispensed with. There is a cotton, 150 scks cotton seed, 16 bales domestics, 3 ing-McKay & Hartshorne. Davis, Thos Pettingall, C H L2 freight or passage, apply to
chap just over our publication office hatching do gunny bags, 1 pkg mdze. Lawrence Copeland, Baker, 218 tons, for N York Davis, Capt F Potter, N W McKAY &. HARTSHORNE,
Chickens in.a big box, fifty a dar, having a thousand Per schr Textor-25 cords wood. loading B Ellison &: Co. Davis, Mrs R Rogers, Capt ._!ap16 40 Water street.
eggs always (&nn. The trouble of attending Mary, Richardson, 194 tons, for New York,4load- Dennison, Thos H a Huge, H H ii
them slight, the heat costs very little, and the RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.Per ing-McKay &; Hartshorne. Dickson, R S Rix, GeoRoberts FOR CHARLESTON.-The fine schr
chickens crack their several shells and walk steamer Lowell-99 bales cotton to Lock- Robt Burns, (Br.) Messenger, 296 tons, for Liver- Dancy, M Geo K ANN STELLE, A Wells, master, hi _
up hart &: Young; 29 C Rogers; 110 Hill, Dawson &: pool, loading-E P Butts. Dunn, Peter Rigan, Dan'l] __- .2most of her cargo engaged. For balance
to their dough and water like wood-choppers to Co; 24 W A & P C Kain; 7 McKay &: Hartshorne; Nature, (Br) Allen, waiting-master. Dowling, Jos Runard, Miss E {}_ :Ireight or passage, apply to _
dinner or sailors to'lheir grog. They are clean, 8 Moore &: McKenzie; 22 W G Porter &: Co. SCHOONERS. Day, N S 1v'edV W ip6"A! L .
strong and lively, grow fast and rarely die, (not Per steamer Oconee-108 bales cotton to Hill, Massasoit, Draper, 93 tons, for Havana, loading- Demans, Wm R Robinson, E E CLEMENTS; 30 Water st- _
being draggled through the grass;) and whoeverI Dawson & Co. B Ellison & Co. Dawson, Wm Rogers, J KRichardson FOR SALE-The fast sailing schr.
has a hatching machine can have Spring; Chick. Per steamer Boston-160 bales cottorf Nourse Ann Stille, Wells, 117 tons, for Charleston, load Dejarhs, Theo Capt E VANDALIA, of the burthen of fifty '
tj, every week in the year,and at small expense.If & Stone; 163 L M Durr; 43 W Lackey.Per ing-A L Clements. Evans, John Robinson,; Thos tons, well found in sails, rigging','&c.,
could invent steamer Smith-144 bales cotton to J Thames, Sawyer, 106 tons discharging-Master. Evearan, Misses Renuck, JosRtbinson
you only a to lay eggs Day &: Co 115 Lockhart & 227 carries two hundred and fifty bales of cotton, and
now, hens would be done with. 3 0'fH&CHAustin.; Young; Bartlett; Thos Hooper, Hall, 99 tons, waiting-Master. Ford, Nicholas E draws only five feet of water, wili be sold low to _
Florida Hoes, 74 tons, waiting-Master. :Frederick, John Slemmer, Lloyd
Per steamer Siren-27 bales cotton to Wm G close the concern. Apply to Capt. Smith on board,
Echo, Davis, 114 tons, waitingmaster.'FOR FranUlirr: ; ins A Smith. S B "
DETROYED.-We! learn Porter & Co; 2 Avery &: Jones. Frille, :Mr Sfannard, H B or to B. ELLISON & Co. _
from Capt. Creswell, of the steamer Hamburg arrived Per steamer Agnes-200 bales cotton to Harper THIS PORT. Ferrer, JuanFolberts Show, R G march .sj 'Vater'St.SUrDRIES.IO .
on Friday evening, that &: Holmes 15 Preston & Maclay.
on Thursday about ; Sloan John
NEW ] John ,
Martha ,
11 o'clock, when near the bend in the river cal. Per steamer Apalachicola bales cotton to on 25th ult.YORK-Ship up with despatch .Washington Wakulla,,Tyler Mul-!, Fenton, Abraham Sams, Dr F \V bbls Cider Vinegar;
led Hog Nose, about 65 miles above this place, Lockhart &: Young; 188 Moore & McKenzie; 81 ford, to sail 26th; Brigs Camilla, Mandeuil, to sail Fox, Jos Serrell, W J ; S mats Cassia; .
McKay &: Hartshorne 83 Harper &: Holmes 6 chests Teas, black, &.C. :
the cotton on one of; the tow boats' No. 1, was ; 10 I 25th; Manhattan, Doane, to sail 1st inst.; Schr FerrellJCFoote Steelman, Lewis! green '
discovered to be on fire, on the lower tier, and W G Porter &: Co. I Orleson, Samson, to sail 27th ult. Capt D Ccely, Sam'l 10 kegs Saleratus; 3 do Nutmegs and Cloves. ; ..
Per flat boat No 6 bales
before it could be reached, the whole broadside 4- cotton to Lockhart Cleared on 22d ult. Bk Wabash,Talbot; on 25th Foster David Studier, Mrs 10 boxs Ground Pepper; 4 do Spices;
& 6 J Stevenson & Co.OA "
*u in flames. An attempt was made to scuttle : Young; i brig Magnolia, West. Fletcher, David Smith; G W 2 5 baskets Salad Oil; 5 O'' Bar Lead.
Arrived from this 19th b Freeman &: Tarbox Saunders Charles 30 Shot assorted 1 Sardiries
the boat, but the heat was so intense that it Port-March Hebron; bags ; case ;
found impossible to do She was Dentistry. on 22d bk Marv Kimball.CHARLESTONScbr. Gait, Capt Wm Stow and Starr 5 cases Pickles; 1 do Preserves;
so. was then cut PARMLY DENTAL Home, Hammond, Gill, T J Sission, J 'VIGreenwood 5 do Tomato for sale
loose, and it was with difficulty the steamer and DR. SURGEON, asso- with up E S Sullivan DScholh'eld Catsup, by
despatch 26th
ult. ,
of L. PARMLY Mobile DODGE & GARDNER .
Ala. ,
other towboats were saved. The wind was would Guthrie, Jas V J
high at the time, and the few bales thrown very into respectfully inform the citizens of Apalachicola, MEMORANDA.Capt. Graves, Joel H Subway, Capt C apl6 40'"( Water itreet.9nuar .
the river while on fire were consumed after reach that he will remain in town for three weeks; ands Rogers Gray, Perez D 2 Sherman! E LBS of wrought Spikes, assorted.
ing the water. Boat No. 1 had on board 708 bales i prepared to see all those who may require his Bark Commerce, fm Boston, Giles, JohnGraves Stan, V li ,9'.3'J '3 For sale byROBERTS
services teeth reports on the second day out in gale from south W W ScAmmon, C M 1'
of cotton, and only nineteen were saved. The either in inserting or filling, having a ap6! 4t ALLEN & CO. '
loss is estimated at about 20000.Ga. Journal. procured a pleasant room at Mr. Butt's residenceon ard, loss of one man (Henry Hollinger, of Boston) Gorham, Jos F Sellers, A CSpeddenJ .
Market street, near the Promenade. off main.topsail yard. Lost fore-topsail yard and Hsyden Hollowell C John S Jos ASpedden Wharves for Rent at Auction :
SFECIE.The brig Selma, arrived at Mobile Apalachicola, March 30, 1844. m30 3t* fore-top gallant yard-experienced rough weather Hoytt, Eben, Swinton, A B On Saturday, April 20th, at 12 o'clock* M. at -
from New York, on the 19th inst., had $70,000, during the whole passage.FASHIONABLE Henning, C T Steinson, Geo M 2 the corner of the Apalachicola Exchange, j. : I Itt
* principally in gold, consigned to two houses in HHDS New Bacon, just received, and for -- -- .- Hodges, S H Sprowl, C on Water street, will oe leased (to the_Jtiffbest bidder / t
that city.A OU sale by B. ELLISON &. Co. Hollenbeck W Seely.TG under the superintendence of ](. "*! Moses, $
apl6 33 Water st. Hamilton Jacob Surr J B that term of
Esq., Master in Chancery, for one 7 .
Irmt.u Just received per brigs Caro- Hutchens, A P Soule, Alfred from and after October 1-,1844. 211 of 600 ,- '
Recollect sir said :
. a tavern keep.er line E. Platt and Wm. L. Jones fashionable year
AND WINES.-Brandy-Otard, ; a assortment HarrisonVm Trofatter, G L 2
to a gentleman who about his house LIQUORS feet of improved wharf, know f the Columbus.. ./
was leaving of -
Spring and Summer Goods consist.
without & Co's; A Seignette's.Gin Hurlbut, J C Taylor, Capt E .'
paying his reckoning" recollect, sir. ifhere. -Holland anchor brand. ing of:-Drop d'ete Frock and Dress coats ; Howell, J D Treadwell.DH 2 Co. Wharves, in the city oTApalaclucola. :- ''
you lose your purse, you didn't pull it out Whiskey-Old t Scotch Monongahela. Black and blue Orleans Cloth do. Henderson, J J Taylor, Chas Terms-One-eighth c h on the day of sale; .
; of and
U Thibet Cloth do. Harden J H Talbot, MrHThigpen one-fourth on the first day January .
Owwcfum.-.Welearn that the Rev. Mr Wein- Wine-Old Madeira; Sicily ; old pure Port; Gambroon Sack Coats Henderson, J D i C the remainder on the first day of March;,1845; :. .
tephflin, the Catholic Priest who was charged Champaign, for sale by Summer Tweed Sack ;Frock and Dress Hamlin, W C Trasey, G W the two last named payments to be secured. byati5f&tcforv ;: -
with DODGE & GARDNER, coats. '
committing a rape in Evansville, Indiana, Humphry, John Tyler, Jared endorsed notes* -. \. .
*me two years ago, has been convicted, and that apl6 40 Water st. Kentucky Jean do. do. Henderson, Joseph Tnigpen, T avis 2 BEXJ- BOURSE, SpecJalBaillit I--;, <. .;.
S? was yesterday committed to the penitentiary GOSHEN CHEESE-A fresh lot just received Drap Plain and fete figured Pants;gambroon Fancy Cassimere Pants; do. Hicks owardtV, It B H Troye,,ETatera Capt SHarper Apalachicola, March- 2ft_____1844._____.____________;___._.._,_-_...j/,_4. :. -
wonvijlc for the tenn of five years.-Ltn.- sale by B. ELLISON & Co. Summer ,' '
tfe JOfD"na.7'1&t /. Tweed do; Stackapus do. Wm Thornton, R 2 subscribers take this method :
ap6! 33 Water st. Trape and twilled Cottonade do. Jenkins, E B Tommey, V R NOTICE-The tfase who are indebted to
Ammcan fail PAINTS, OILS, &C.-75 kegs White Lead; Granduville Pants; Jackson, Edward Van Schriber, Charles them, that they arc in immediate want of the
e.of the clerks in the Company.-Mr. Hatch, Black Paint ; 10 do Green; Plain and fig>'>d satin Vests; Fig'd Silk do. Koster, G \Vhittlesy, Benj amount of their bills. They have become perfectly -
office of the American Kellog, Capt \Vheaton, R S
Yellow Plain and without will '
111 1 bbl Ochre 5 bbl Linseed Oil fig'd Muslins. satisfied patronage pay 4-
: Company, has been held ; ; Keeler, T Woodrufl; L T ... .:
to bail Boston in bill
at do Also, a assortment of Handkerchiefs and that from this date all In-
100 by order of the P. M. G. 2 Spirits Turpentine; general Knowse, W K \Vad worth, VIm not answer, S
tactrazy to the law of Congress.for sending a letter 250 galls Sperm Oil ; Suspenders, Hosery, &.C., &c. Keazer DavidKorshbaum Wilson, Henry ciirred must te paid before delivery of'P* goods .
200 Paint Brushes, assorted! for sale by For sale by S. B. HAMILTON, R 2 Wing A B W 3 To t.loseJho have been punctUal can say ": :
Three Iare four story brick;;: DODGE & GARDNER, ap6 47 Water street. Lathrop, E Wood, Tilman that we shall be" as ready as ever tgrve them u : '
p tl Street v warehouses on apl6 40 Water st. Locklar, J E White, Capt J usual and with greater dispatch/as we shall notbe : .
in Louisville, owned by Samuel K. ON CONSIGNMENT.- Lawrence, Chas Williard, E C troubled with those who do i0t pay. ,
i....C'IEaq. were destroyed by fire on Thursday & OAKUM.- 20 bbls Irish Potatoes; LewIs, Asa Willson, Charles LAWRENCE & CAIGH. "'- -'."!
812,000. CORDAGE of Manilla Cordage, assorted; 20 do superfine Flour; Lowell, Jog B Wedman, DavidWhitman. Apalacbicola, March .11, 1844. mil .1m .. ( -
driLl by jury has been decreed in j Russia by a 25 bales Oakum DODGE, for sale& by GARDNER, 30 10 coils boxes Rope Tobacco, for ;sale by Leete Lawson., Geo P A W 2 Winson, Isaac Richard 2 T7ESTERN. PROflUCE3'_ t: _received_ p J/\ i.j"V
ofeeven votes in the Lyons, :B H Young Mr from New Orleans .,. '
$ second Chamber ap8 40 Water street. CHESTER, FARRIOR & McGRIFF, V schr Lion .'.' 0
Persons calling for of the above letters i : = ',
.. apl6 It 44 Water street. any 50 bbls Whiskey; -
!o PITCH &, TAR.-Just received please say advertised.BALTZELL. P. M.1BBLSprimeWe5tPrnFlbur,1Ustre4I. 50 do Flour; .. -- .'..,.#'''1
t on.-on Thursday afternoon, a daring at. bales Oakum; WINDOW SHADES-A fresh assortment of 5 hhd Bacon Sides; ':: ':. .
?Jt Was mad.e to burn the new Court House,in 10 do Pitch; patterns, just received, and for 5 do Shoulders. ? J '_ -S' '
the Iart 1' .Ie ng fire to some combustibles in 6 do Tar, for sale by sale by B. ELLISON & Co. I fot sale by B. ELLISON & Co. For sale by M.' A. MYERS 4'i' .',;. ; -
-kiDdhng wood and charcoal. apI64t ROBERTS, ALLEN t CO. ap6 r"i"- ", 33 Water si. ap6! 33 Water st. mari 28WeTf. ; 1J '
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An OrdinanceTo goods, wares and merchandise sold within theY
SALE OF LOTS IN APALACHICOLA AT LEGAL NOTICES. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES, raise a Revenue for the we of the City of limits of the city of Apalachicola, by any penon
AUCTION ON THE 10th DAY OF APRIL. Apalachicola the year 1844, and for other or persons whomsoever, since the first day Of
-Six weeks after date I shall apply February last, and from and after the
NEXT IN FRONT OF THE APALACHICOLA purposes. passage of
of Florida. NOTICE s
p a EXCHANGE. Apalachicola District Hon. W. G. M. Davis, Judge of the SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and this ordinance shall be liable to such tax as is
WILLIAM MATTHEWS, be- In Superior Court-Franklin County. County Court for the County of Franklin, for Council of the City of Apalachicola, That the may be imposed by ordinance of the city council on,
WHEREAS from the Apalachicola Alphonse Loubat, } IN CHANCERY. Letters of Administration on the estate of Amory following Taxes be levied upon all property and SEC. 12. Be it further ordained, That w b a.
tt t Land Company on the! 16th day of April, IbJo, David D.\'s.Churchill Bill to foreclose Mortgage. Rogers, deceased, late of Franklin County, Fla. persons within the limits of the city of Apalachicola ever the tax collector shall find that the assessor*
} B. T. CARD. have omitted
front at at the rates and in the manner hereinafter any persons or property liable
of lots No. 7 and 12, en block B., range affidavit, that the to
the price of fifteen hundred dollars payable one- IT appearing David D.to Churchill the Court,by the above defendant, Apalachicola, March 23, 1844. provided, regard being had to the real value of taxation, it shall be his duty, and he is hereby
third cash due on the 15th day of September, 1835; resides the jurisdiction of this Court, and OTICE.-Six weeks after date, I shall apply the same, viz: required, to report the same to the City Council
1S3G and beyond Upon the full value of all unimproved real estate and to.collect the regular tax on all such perlsons
one-third on the 15th day of September out of the Territory of Florida, butIthn the to the Honorable Judge of the County! Courtof
the 15th day of September the sum of fifty cents on each and every hun- or property.
the remaining one-third on that publication be Franklin of administration
ordered letters
notes United States: It is county, for dred dollars of said value to be assessed the SEC. 13. Be it further ordained
by That all
1837, for which last payments made in some newspaper published m the city of on the e4ate of JOHN LOCKE, deceased. : tran.
were given each dated April 18th, 1836, with m- week for four mO'ths-! requiring ASA D. GOVE. city assessors. sient or temporary merchants, and traders, who
Apalachicola a
1835, which notes remain mr4 6w Upon all town lots and other real estate on have not rented a store or place for business
terest from Sept. 15th, him to and answer the said bill of Apalachicola, March 2, 1844. _
unpaid with the interest accrued thereon. appear before the expiration of that which is erected a house or other building (ex- the full business season, shall be required to make
;. GEORGE. HARRISON and DAVID G. complaint time the on said or bill will be taken as confessed TVTOTICE.-Six months after date,I shall apply cept such as are owned and used only for public monthly returns, under oath, of all sales and
RANEY, Merchants, using the name and styleof or him and such further order given in the IM to the Honorable Judge of the County Courtof worship), the sum of twenty-five cents on each I commissions; and the tax collector shall call call
Harrison & Raney," became purchasers from against premises to, the Court may seem justice.: Jackson county, for letters of dissmission from and every hundred dollars of the full value thereof I such and collect from them a tax of twenty.
4 the Apalachicola Land Company, on the 21st day as Teste.) GEO. F. BALTZELL, the administration of the estate of John S. Ran- including the improvements thereon, to be assessed five cents on every hundred dollars of sales of
of April, 1836, of that part of Wharf, lot No. 22: (J.Copy&/L.-BRANCH, Clerk. dolph, late of said county, deceased. by the city assessors. .... merchandise, and three dollars on every hundred
l! being directly in front of lot No. 9, block E, first Solicitors for Compl'ts. FRANCIS R. ELY, Executor. Upon all wharf property, the sum of thirty dollars of commissions, brokerage, &c.
range, at the price of three thousand dollars, payable Apalachicola, Feb. 28, 1844. mll-4m Marianna, Feb. 1st, 1844. feb5 6m cents on each and every hundred dollars of the SEC. 14. Be it further ordained, That all or.
as follows; one-fourth cash, one-fourth one Six months after date I shall apply full value thereof, to be assessed by the city as- dinances, or parts of ordinances, conflicting with
4 year after date, one-fourth two years after date, Franklin: Superior Court. NOTICE- of the County Court for Frank- sessors. the provisions of this ordinance be, and the same
and the remaining one-fourth three years after Henry D. Darden, } Attachment for $12,000.vs. lin for Judge letters of dismission from the ad- Upon the gross amount of all sales of goods, are hereby, repealed.
date,for which three notes were by them executedas > Damages 25000. ministration county of the estate of Martin Snyder, late wares and merchandise sold at private sale, from Passed by Council, March 22d, 1844.
above and dated June 1st, 1837, for the sum of Daniel McDougald, } of said deceased.Dec the first day of February, 1843, to the first day of DAVID G. RANEY, Mayor.
seven hundred and fifty dollars each with interest TilE defendant and all others interested are 25 county, 1843. B. F. NOURSE, Ex'r.NOTICE.SiX February, 1844, twelve and a half cents on every WILLIAM VALLEAU, Clerk.
from date, two of which now remain unpaid with notified of institution of the above hundred dollars. -
the interest accrued thereon. suit, and are required to plead according to law. months after date, I. shall ap- Upon the gross amount of all commissions or SALE OF LOTS IN APALACHICOLA, AT
\' NATHAN BAKER, became purchaser from BROCKENBROUGH & HAWKINS, the Judge of the Court fees of every auctioneer, commission merchant, AUCTION, ON THE 8th DAY OF MAY
the Apalachicola Land Company, on the 7th day Atty's for Pl'fF. for the county of Franklin, for letters of Dismis- factor or broker, the sum of one dollar and fifty NEXT, IN FRONT OF THE APALACHI.
t of March, 1637, of lot No. 3, in block No. 14, in Apalachicola, Nov. 22d, 1813. feb9 3m sion from the estate of Alexander Crook, late of cents on every hundred dollars; and upon the COLA EXCHANGE.
the city of Apalachicola, at the price of twelve said county, gross amount of profits of every banking institution I. WHEREAS, COSAM EMIR BARTLETT
hundred dollars. payable as follows; onefourthcash Franklin Superior Court.to deceased.S.. H. HARTSHORNE, branch or agency, insurance company, or purchaser from the Apalachicola
one-fourth on the 7th day March, 1838, one Spring Term, 1814. Nov. 30, 1843. 45 Administrator. agency of such companies, from the first day of Land Co. on the 7th day of March, 1837, of Jots
fourth on the 7th day of March, 1S39 and the remaining Raphael J. Moses, } ATTACHMENT $302 20. February, 1843,to the first day of February, 1844, No. 2 in block No. 26, at the price of ten hun.
one-fourth on the 7th day of March, 1840, I WilliamSTillev. Damages $500. N OTICE.-Six months after date I shall applyto the sum of one dollar and fifty cents on every dred and fifty dollars, and did pay $262 50 and executed .
for which three last payments notes were duly $ the Judge of the County Court for Frank- hundred dollars of such profits or premiums. his notes each for $262 50, payable on the
executed with interest from date, which last note THE defendant and all others interested, will lin county, for letters of Dismission from the Upon the nett amount of profits arising from 7th day of March, 1S3S, 1839 and 1840,whicb are
r remains unpaid,with the interest accrued thereon. take notice of the institution of this administration of the estate of Robert Robinson, the lease of all wharf property, the sum of one unpaid with the interest. Also, the same, at the
WILLIAM H. WILDER, became purchaser suit by attachment, and appear and plead to the late of said county, deceased.H. dollar and fitly cents on each and every hundred same time, became purchaser from the same of
\.. from the Apalachicola Land Company, on the 7th same according to law. R. J. MOSES, B. STONE,Adm'r. dollars of said profits. lot No. 15, and fraction adjoining in block C,
day of March,1337, of lot No. 4, block 14, at the Apalachicola, Jan. 30th, 1S4J. feb5 3m Apalachicola, Dec. 4, 1843. BmNOTICESix Upon each and every lawyer, physician, sur- second range, for twenty-five hundred dollars,
.: price of ten hundred and fifty dollars, payable as geon-dentist portrait or miniature painter, en- and did execute his notes each for $833 33,paya.
months after date I shall
follows ; one-fourth cash, one-fourth payable on Territory of Florida. Courtof apply gaged in the practice of his profession, fifteen ble the 7th day of March, 1938, 1839 and 1840,
the 7th day of March, 1838, one-fourth on the 7th JACKSON COUNTY. Judge of the County dollars. which are unpaid with the interest.
I day of March, 1839, and the remaining one-fourth In Richard Wilson, Esqr.'s Justice's Court.M. Franklin county, for letters of Dismission from Upon each and every white male inhabitant, "ELWOOD BURDSELL became purchaserftothe
on the 7th day of March, 1810, for which three L. Cavert, > ATTACHMENT for $31 26 the estate Willis Yon, deceased.A. over"the age of twenty-one years, who shall have Apalachicola Land Company on the 7th day '
last payments notes were duly executed, with interest vs. > Returnable to March Term, G. SMITH, resided within the corporate limits of this city March, 1837, of lot No. 3, block H, second range,
1 from date, two of which notes now remain Henry B. Cooper. > 1844. Apalachicola, Nov 11, 1843. nil 6m for thirty days preceding the publication of this at the price of sixteen hundred and twenty-nre
unpaid with the interest accrued thereon. THE defendant and all others interested are -All persons indebted to the estate ordinance, the sum of two dollars. dollars: and did execute his notes each for$54166
ERASTUS CHITTENDEN,became purchaserfrom notified of the institution of the above NOTICE deceased payable on the 7th day of March, 1838, 1839 and
J. FLOYD, are requested Upon each and every free person of color, the
I suit attachment, and required to and 1840, which are unpaid with the interest.
the Apalachicola Land Company, on the 7th by appear to make immediate payment to the un- sum of twenty-five dollars.
day of :March, 1837, of lots Nos. 1 and 2, in block plead to the same as the law directs.M. dersigned, or her agent D. G. Raney, Esq., and Upon each and every slave between the ages JOSEPH C. BURDSELL became purchaser
No. 14 in the of at the L. CAVERT, Plaintiff. from the Apalachicola Land Company on the 7th
city Apalachicola, price
f all persons having claims or demands against of ten and sixty the sum of two dollars, to
years of March 1837 of lot No. 4 block H second
of hundred dollars follows Marianna, Feb. 20, 1844. m23 day ,
twenty-six payable as
; said estate, will present them duly authenticated be the such slaveor
paid by owner or person hiring range, at the price of thirteen hundred and 8e'P.ntyfive -
o one-fourth cash,one-fourth on the 7th day of March within the time prescribed by law or this notice slaves, or having him or them in possession. dollars, and did execute his notes each for
J fJ 1838, one-fourth on the 7th day of March, 1S30, Territory JACKSON of COUNTY.In Florida.. will be plead in bar.SARAH. Upon each and every horse or,mule (except $458 33, payable on the 7th day of March, I838T:
and the remaining one-fourth on the 7th day of M. FLOYD, Executrix. those used in licensed drays), the sum fof three 1839 aud 1840, which are unpaid with the iiteiest
March, 1840, for which last three payments notes Richard Wilson, Esqr's Justice Court. Apalachicola, March 11th, 1844. mil 2m dollars. JOHN BISHOP & Co.became purchasers from
J were duly executed, with interest from date, one Horace Ely, Attachment for $38 06. each and four-wheel the Apalachicola Land Company on the 22d'day
of which notes remains unpaid with the interest vs. > Returnable to February term, -All persons indebted to the'estate Upon every pleasure car- of March, 1838, of lot No. 9, in block 149, at the!
NOTICE drawn horses the
t accrued thereon. Henry Cooper. ) 1844. L. Battle, late of Jackson county, riage by two or more sum of price of two hundred and fifty dollars and did par
f ROBERT J. FLOYD, became purchaser from defendant and all others interested are deceased, are hereby requested to make imme- ten dollars; and upon each and every pleasure $83 33, and executed their notes each for $S3'-J: ,
i THE notified carriage, chair or sulkey drawn by one horse, the payable on the 22d day of March, 1839 and 1340,
the Apalachicola Land Company, on the 16th day of the institution of the above diate payment to the subscriber ; all those having
of April, ltf33, of lot No. 3, in block No. 16, in suit by attachment, and required to appear and demands against said estate must present the same sum of five dollars. one of which is unpaid with the interest.
the city of Apalachicola, at the price of eleven plead to the same as the law directs. within the time prescribed by law, or this notice Upon each and every dog, the sum of one CHARLES EDMONDSTON, of Charleston LanaCompany
hundred dollars, payable as follows ; one-fourth HORACE ELY, Plaintiff. will be plead in bar of their recovery.D. dollar. became purchaser from the Apalachicola
cash, one-fourth the 16th day of 1839 Marianna, January 30th, 1844 s to dui DOnSEY BATTLE, Adm'r. SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, That everyslave' on the 20th day of April, 1836, of lots
on April,
Nos. 1 and 9 in block Dz and lots 5 and 16 .ia
Jackson Co., Feb. 19, 1944. febl9-2m brought into the city for sale or hire, shall ,
one-fourth on the 16th day of April, 1840, and be subject to a tax of five dollars; and it shall be block HI, at the price of ten thousand, two hundred
the remainin one-fourth on the 16th day of April, Franklin Superior Court. the of the and fifty dollars, and did pay $2,56'250 aid
OTICE.-All having claims duty tax assessors to ascertain the
1841, for which last three payment notes were William Lawrence, Compl't,} Bill for Divorce. N persons against executed his notes each for $2,56250 payable
number of all such slaves and
Thomas Williams, late of Jackson to assess the said
'duly executed with interest from date, one of vs. > December Term, county, I the 20th day of April, ISJ7, 1838 and 1839, one of
which notes remains uppe.id, with the interest Elizabeth Lawrence, Deft. ) 1843.CAME deceased, are required to present the same duly tax on the owners or persons in possession of such which is unpaid with the interest.
accrued thereon. the complainant by counsel, aud it ap- authenticated within the time prescribed by lawor slaves, and hand over such assessment to the tax WILLIAM LOW became purchaser from the
JOHN R. CHAPMAN,became purchaser from pearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the this notice will be plead in bar of their re- collector, who shall forthwith give notice to said Apalachicola Land Company on the 16th day of
,, the Apalachicola Land Company, on the 15th day defendant resides beyond the limits of the Terri covery. All persons indebted to said estate are owners or the persons in possession, to make pay- March, 1838, of lot No. 3, in block 17, at the price'of
i I l Fr of March, 1838, of lot No. 1, in block No. 183, tory Court of that Florida.the defendant Therefore do it appear is considered here on by or the be- requested to make immediate settlement. ment of the said tax; and on failure to do so, the seven hundred dollars, and did pay $175, and
THOS. M. WHITE, Administrator. tax collector shall immediately proceed to collect executed his notes each for $175, payable on the
in the of four
t the city of Apalachicola, at price fore the expiration of three calendar month from the
Marianna Jan. 19th the sameas be or is hereinafter 16th March, 1839, 1840 and 1841, two of whichare
hundred and fifty dollars payable as follows; one date hereof, and answer the complainant's bill of 1844. j jan22 6mWM. may providedfor. unpaid with the interest. .
fourth cash, one-fourth on the 15th day of March complaint, or the same will he taken pro nfe8lo. CHARLES C. MILLS became' purchaser fromthe
I 1839, one-fourth on the 15th day of March, 1840, And it is further ordered that a copy of this orderbe G. PORTER & CO., offer for sale a large SEC. 3. Be it further ordained, That every Apalachicola Land Company on the 27th day
in the Commercial Advertiser for horse mule
or the
and the remaining one-fourth on the 15th day ofMarch,18.H published well selected stock of DRY GOODS, brought city for sale shall of February, 1839, of lots Nos. 8, 9 and 10, ia
three months consecutively.Copy. be
ofCloths subject to a tax of three dollars, to be assessed block 45 the of fifteen hundred dollars
for which last three payments notes consisting :- at price ,
Teste GEO. F. BALTZELL
were duly executed, with interest from date, one MOSES( ,)Solicitor., Clerk., Cassimeresand Kerseys; and collected. as provided for in section 2d of this and did pay $375, and executed his notes each for
of which notes! remains unpaid with the interest ...... Sattinets, Flannels and Blankets; ordinance.SEC. $375 payable on'the 27th February, 1840, 1841
I I .accrued thereon.MARGARET. Foreign and Domestic Prints; 4. Be it further ordained, That all per- and 1842, all of which are unpaid with the interest.
U. S. MARSHAL'S: SALES. sons residing beyond the boundaries of the cityof .
l F. BOWER, Executrix of Ebe- Brown Drillings and Irish Linens;
Apalachicola, who come into the city to SNOW became purchaser from tie
nezer J. Bower, deceasedbecame purchaser from Bleached and unbleached Sheetings carryon
; their regular business, shall be liable to the Apalachicola Land Company on the 16th day of
the Apalachicola Land Company, on the 16th day IT. S. Marshal Sale. Shirtings ; tax is March, 1838, of lot No. 9, in block 11, atthepriceof
ot March of lot No. 10 in block No. same as imposed by this ordinance on the
1838, 52, Cotton
Osnaburgs; one thousand dollars and did
virtue of a mortgage fie fa., issued from the business and of pay $250 an eI.
an the city of Apalachicola, at the price of five BY Court of Franklin to directed And every other article in their line adaptedto property persons residing therein. ecuted his notes each for $.150. payable the 16th
hundred dollars, payable as follows; one-fourth in favor of the Bank of Pensacola county me the country trade. dec4 y SEC. 5. Be it further ordained, That it shall March, 1839 1840 and 1841, all of which are un-
cash, one-fourth on the 16th day of March, 1839, Chittenden, et al. I have levied the againstE be the duty of the city assessors to make diligent paid with the interest.
one-fourth on the 16th day of March, 1SW, and on N CONSIGNMENT-4 hhds CROCKERYWare inquiry as to all property liable to.taxation, to CHARLES McKINNEY, became purchaser
the-remaining one-fourth on the 16th day of March property, being in the City of Apalachicola, assorted, for country trade; put the necessary questions and make the required from the Apalachicola Land Company, on the>22d
and known
1641, for which last three payments notes were and designated on a plan of said cityas Chewing Tobacco, manufactured by A. Left- explanations, and take all proper measures for the of May, 1838, of lot 1\0.11,block second raflfff,
lots Nos. (1) one and two in block for I
(2)) thousand hundred
(14)) one five dollars, and didpaj
executed with interest from date of wich Va. of
duly one some superior cross ; purpose obtaining full and accurate returns,
fourteen, together with all the $375 and executed his each for
buildings, improve- $375,pay-
which notes remains with the interest Goods and to make the
unpaid, Dry Hardware and Cuttlery assessment scale
; on a that will able
ments and appurtenances thereon, and thereto on the 22d day of May, 1839, 1840 and ISO,
accrued thereon, belonging, and shall the for sale Hollow and Tin Ware ; bear equally on all, as near as may be. which, are unpaid with the interest.
same at
And whereas, by the agreement made with public outcry before the expose Court House door in said Saddlery, Hats, Boots and Shoes, &c. SEC. 6. Be it further ordained, That the assessors JOSEPH FOSTER became purchaser from the
said parties, it was fully understood, that in case city, at 11 o'clock, a. m., on the first day of the ALSO, shall, so soon as the returns are completed, Apalachieola Land Company: on the 20th day of
of failure to said notes the said Coffee and Canal Flour April, 1836, of lots No. 15 and 19 in .E
pay Company next term of the Superior Court for Sugar, ; make out an alphabetical of all the block ,second ; -
should be at liberty to sell. "And it is further Franklin Old Sherry Wine, in cases ; such personsmaking range, at the price of three thousand fire
1Jr county, to the highest bidder for cash. returns, or liable to taxes in the
understood, that if the said (purchaser named) Said property All of which will be sold very low for cash. city, with the amount of their pay hundred dollars and did pay eight hundred and
to be sold subject to claim held respective dollars
? by Lewis assess- seventv-five and
shall each
fail! to pay either of the said notes, as they DAVID G. RANEY, executed his notes
Curtis and George Griswold their ments under the proper heads, and shall forth- for $875 payable the
respectively become due the said shall or assignees of 43 Water street. on 20th day of April, lid,
Company jan29
be at liberty, six hundred and fifty dollars with interest thereon with report the same to Council, to be approvedor 1838 and 1839, two of which are unpaid with tie
on giving thirty days notice, in a from the seventh day of March, 1837, till paid. corrected, as the Council shall direct. interest.H. .
public: gazette, published in Apalachicola, to re- PVISSOLUTION OF CO.P kRTNERSHIP.The .- R. TAYLOR
ell Bald lots ROBERT MYERS, U. S. Marshal. SEC. 7. Be it further ordained JOHN GORRIE became
,at thQ risk of nid (purchaser named) J-/ co-partnership heretofore under That when the purchasers from the
existing Apalachicola ,
Apalachicola, Jan. 17th 1844. said tax list shall Company
have been
for the benefit
of sj: Company, and if any surplus the name and style of "SHERMAN & FORD," it approved by Council, on the 20th day of April, 1836, of lots 1 and 2,
shall be
remain, after pa5ng; of said notes, given for was this day dissolved by mutual consent.L. placed in the hands of the tax collector block28! for one thousand eight hundred and fifty
said lots, and all costs zitd expenses, the same Marshal's Sale. SHERMAN, who shall proceed to collect the same under dollars, and did pay $462 50 and executed their
shall be paid to said :"lr&dreg named) or his or B Y virtue of a decree from the Hon. SuperiorCourt S. R. FORD, the following provisions, viz:-The tax collector notes, each for $462, payable on the 20th day of
her legal representativeAnd whereas, saidparties for Franklin county, sitting as a Courtof Apalachicola, Feb. 24, 1844. shall attend at some convenient place in said April, 1837, 1S38 and 1839, two of which are Unpaid -
have failed to pay salQ notes herein be- Admiralty, to me directed, against the schr. city, for the space of fifteen days, from 9 o'clock, with the interest.
fore cited; Now said Company,: William R. Daffin, in favor of Samuel Alsardi, I A. M. until 4 o'clock, P. M., each day, (having AND WHEREAS, by the agreement made
n of THE makes known to his friends
pursuance undersigned with said
said agreement, will expose the lus shall expose to sale at public auction, at the previously given ten days' notice,) to receive pay- parties, it was fully understood that jj i
aforesaid he has of
at and the that purchased the entire case failure to said
the'said Company -
auction, in front of the Apalachico wharf in front of the Apalachicola Exchange, at public ment of taxes; and if, at the expiration of said should pay notes,
Exchan"'eI interest of his late partner, and will continue the be at liberty to sell. "And it is feather
in said city on the 10th day of Aprilucxt, between 11 o'clock Wednesday the third day of April business under his own name at the old stand. fifteen days, any taxes shall remain unpaid, he understood that if the said (purchaser named)
the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., a.
cost and chaWes. apparel, to satisfy said Alsardi, libellant. ADDLERY-Received by late arrivals from after provided.SEC. beat liberty, on Riving thirty day's notice in a
r- Lewis CurtVj and George Griswold, trustees of ROBERT MYERS, Marshal. another 8. Be it further ordained, That the tax public gazette, published in Apalachicola, to resell -
? New York assortment of
the ApalachicolvJ Company, for the use oi Apalachicola, March 23,1844.Sheriff's Saddlery, collector is hereby vested with the same power said lots, at the risk of said (purchaser named).
John Mac hersori'8errien, for the use of David I consisting ofLadies' and authority to make distress and sale of property for the benefit of said Company, and if any *&
Selden By their Agent, B. G. ROPES. Sale. and Gentlemens' Saddles, of delinquents who may not have paid the tax- plus remain, after paying of said notes given for
Apalachicola March TY virtue of two writs of fie fa. issued from Coach Harnesses, due vested in said lots, and all costs and expense, the sameww
4th, 1841. m4 1m es said city, as is now collectors of be paid to said re
J-J Buggy (purchaser named) or his legal
tte County Court of Franklin
County, taxes for the territory by the 16th section of an presentatives." ,
Card. to Zeba the SherifTof Franklin County, one in favorof Double Jersey Wagon Harnesses, act of the Legislative Council of the territory of And, whereas, said parties have failed to P I
: YARD AT APALACHICOLA.- Endeman, Administratrix, and one in Collars and Hanes, Florida, entitled an Act to raise a Revenue for faid notes as hereinbefore recited : Now, the saw.
:MARBLE: iTi01"W% II. Tallman, survivors, vs. Latham the Florida Company in of saw
of the
f ; ? r having established himself Bridles and Bridle Bitts, Territory approved 22d No- pursuance of the provisions
I shall expose to sale on Monday the vember and the of agreement, will the lots aforesaid for staleat
this 1828 owner expose
In which
city, ; property
\ /p that he has hand resectfully informs the publi oth day of May next, at 11 o'clock, a. m., in front Martingales, Circingles and Girts, be sold agreeably to said act shall be entitledto auction, in front of the Apalachicola Exchangein
I I on and will at all times b
<< right, title and interest of Latham Babcock Carpet Bags hours of ten o'clock, A. M. and three
'{ of every kind and iairy] including in and to fractional lot No. two in block Also, a few Calf Skins and white and red Lin- vided for in the provisions of said act. P. M. to pay up the notes due thereon, interest,
(2) (11)
r Tombs, Tablets, Heat;& Foot Stones; eleven, with all.and the ing Skins, all of which will be sold low for Cash, SEC. 9. Be it further ordained, That the tax cost and charges. Terms to be made known!
Mantle Pieces and facias. thereunto singular appurtenances by PETER collector shall be held responsible for the full the sale.
Beaureau and Centre Taqe Tops belonging C., to -atisfy said fi. fas. march4 HOBART. amount of the tax list handed over to him for : Signed) C. H. AUSTIN*
.. Counter and Founta ; J. SHEPARD, Sheriff collection, unless released by the Mayor and : Agent Apalachicola Land Co. at Apal'Ie
In 1.c.c. Franklin County. On Council showing that he Apalachicola, March 30 1844.
short, all articles usually fond at an establuhment Apalachicola March Consignment. upon used due diligence ,
> 30, 144. tds .
of, the kind. The publu are m30 McKAY HARTSHORNE have received by to collect the same, and making a full and com- .
fully invited to call and examine for hemselves.respect In Bankruptcy. several packages Glass and plete return of all delinquents. Shavers, Look Out .
Ir 03- Orders'by mail, will be punctually attend In the United States District Court: Earthenware, which they offer for sale at very SEC. 10. Be it further ordained, That every THE undersigned takes this method of for canW nit &'
: ed to, and shipped to any of the landings on the, For the Apalachicola District of Florida. low prices. person residing within the city for three months of two> the people generally from trading B. Starr, d
J\:; river, carefully packed in strong boxes. JOHN ROACH, of Jackson county, having White: GraniteDinner Setts, complete, 149 pieces. in the year shall be considered and deemed an signed notes made payable to James for two a n d the
f 'rr SIDNEY R. FORD. a petition praying for his discharge and Fine Gilt and Painted China Tea Setts. inhabitant thereof, and all such of his or her' by Wilson Carlile, one for V Iit*
.3 OCJ-( : The Marble Yard is on Commerce street, certificate as a Bankrupt; it is ordered that cause Fine Blue printed Coffees and Teas. personal property held, possessed, used or enjoyed i will other be for three hundred dollars; the 1845 one neither
r immediately in the rear of McKay Hartshorne's: be shown before the Court against said petition,I Common uI in the city, as may come under the description which due on the 1st of March obtains titles, to_the
tore. feb20t. Marianna. on the first Manday in May next. White Granite and blue edged Plates and Dishes. of taxable property as specified in this ordi- lands will he pay, until he
(Test) B G ALDERMAN, Clerk. Common << u u nance, shall be liable to assessment,' and be proceeded for which said notes WILSON were gIven.y CARLI.LE-
ADVANCES, ON COTTON. The subscriber YONGE & TAYLOR, Atty's for Petioner. ALSO, with agreeably to the foregoing provisions marSO 3t
advancements on shipmentsofl Marianna, Jan. 25th, 1844. jan29 3mPILOT Flint Ground Bottom Tumblers. of this ordinance, if brought into and used within I: Tallahassee, Feb. 1st, 1844. _
Cotton, consigned to Messrs. Frederick Hut Do rough u the city during such
residence, although not
SO bbls andnowl'g
Pilot Do OTATOES-Just received
t t Co., Liverpool. pressed half-pint within the '
DAVID G. city the P
RANEY, on first-day of February
do Northern
for sale pre-
Navy, by Britannia from barque Tiberius, 200 bbls -
r -J3 Water street. feb5 capt Lamps, Preserve Dishes, &c. &c. ceding.SEC.. .
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