I t ?.t

 ---. '.'- ., -. .-. -, .- -- .. ,
 r--1 whether they will receive paymentin j RECEIVED PER THORN place, are the Northern-Ijfe

 'EQUITY BETw E Ei ri : full, in part, or nothing ; as from I i ii; AND FOR SALE FOR The Eagle.-For niy 'i own or Aurora Borealis. <D' 'F.
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 and!after the sale he shall consider '-
 I part, I wish the bald eagle had the autumn and winter iL
 himself discharged, legally and
 toiled ISI
 undersigned tfl A 1ST
 having
 THE labored with the greatest morally, from all claims whatsoever i I| r\j J&(21( 9 not been chosen as the repre appearences! hayebecn f re q
 '
 1 exertions in the power of man for against him, individually. or jointly, .20|; bbls. prime Pork, sentative of my country-he : mostly In the !northwest :

 the last six years, to ,protect and with John M Kinne or. any. other 10 :hhds. Hams & Middlings. doe not get his living honestly generally low in the hOl.i 4-

 promote the interest of all his credi- : person. Henry Boud. -you may have seen him perched They are usually of ab
 tors, in business of such \ That property he may acquireby
 magnitude
 March crimson-but
 17.
 on a tree where too lazy to on one
 2 and importance, the like not recorded his talents and industry after occas>
 in history. -He is resolved to that time, shall be "mine and not fish for himself, he watches the assumed a brilliant yellow, <to,

 bring the whole of his business to a thine. D0W )]'@VJl1mIBg7 labors of the fishiug ha\vk- fusing themselves over a

 ii.ial close, and -to.resign his stewart HEAR SHULTZ. and when that diligent bird has portion of the northwest
 The sale will continue from ,\ Baalu
 (05:
 ship.A at taken fish and is ter of the horizon and
 man who has'property ogres money, is the day to day, until the whoe? is disposed f ILL practice LAW in Leon length a risiD b 0 b
 mere agent of his creditors.: of- and the adjoining countirs His office baring it to his nest, for the sup- a considerable height.

 A man may pay his debts as well with property All persons having unsettled accounts i is in the city of Tallahassee port of his mate and young ones, Uannony Gazette.

 as with paper, called money. against him, will please to Florida. the bald eagle pursues him and
 Assignments made by men who present them for settlement beforethe March 11 tf Exercise.
 takes it from hill with all -Carl Voelker
 fail in trade are said to be made t\r day of sale. II. S. ) p.

 the general benefit of all l lh ir creditors Hamburg I So. Ca. Feb.c'0, 1 G2GCAiJLs ) this injustice he is never in a fessor of Gymnastics, iu tun.

 and ,. such assignments are J. & N. lIAML :N, good case, but like those amongmen don, in giving all accout of theexercises i

 sanctioned by ill<;.lJ: yet, such assignments St. Marks in his lessons .
 E T 1\1.\I'I 1 G who live by sharping and U list r>1'

 : are commonly made to one or AND.1JJm" HAI'TE just received from-N. Or- I robbing, he is generally very -that after some preliminarypractice
 two oi their particular friends, \vliu ;
 by the Schr. Amelia,
 he teaches his
 are called assignees, thereby assign Jl ( ,O and offer for sale low for cash the pt.or and often very lousy. pupilJ

 ing the remamuer ol their cftec's into .:" (f"hL bu:'.-> iii,..is 1 1 :-j.e -,.nl.) inform following articles, viz, Besides, he is a rank cowardthe running for a length of time!

 the fiockets 01 their assignees, and L their friends and! the public Four Sugar Boilers. : little king bird, not biggei with celerity; ; if the pupil folj:

 their creanors gel nothing- : generally, that they h 1\e opened I Ia 2 Bales 3 pt. blankets than a 'sparrow, attacks him l low the present rules iu this ex i-

 f He will, on tuesday, the 21HH of I Cabinet ')hop, at the corner of 2 do.31-2cJo do boldly and drives him out of ercise, and is not deterred bj
 March next, at 10 o cluck. A. Ai.: ofIcr Monroe
 for sale at Public Auction' for Street and Washington 1 do 4 do do the district. lIe is, therefore, fatigue in the first six lessons!
 Square, where tin business is carried 1 do 4 1-2 do do ,
 cash, al. his property, viz : Two on extensively\and .furniture I made 1 do 5 do by no means a proper emblem lie will soon be able to run threij
 HUNDRED LOTS, or upwards, (amon for the brave English miles in from 20 to 25
 agreeably to best style and most 6 I ps.. fldgg silk hhkfs. and honest Americans -
 which there are some wharf lots) in modern fashions. 2 ps.' Ounaburg who have driven all the minutes. In the exercise or(!
 the of HAMBURGH fee
 ,
 town
 ,
 tn simple Having a large supply of superior 10 doz 1-2 leaping ) with
 improved and UI1I11.1 d.- His pt german tumblers. king"birds from our: country particularly if
 lease-hold interest in part prO\'l of HAM mahogany limber hand and other appropriate k) do'' do do plain Hint do though exactly fit for that orderof pole[ he says almost everyone[:

 BURGH, on about three hundred Itb furniture on ,together they will with hence readymade be 4 6 bbls liquor cases snperior quality knightshich the French learns in a short time to leap|

 and houses, until < st January, 1c2d always able,and ready to attend punctually 10 sacks sugar coffee call tin chevaliers his own height, and some off

 and his interest of one fourth, in fee' to-all. orders forwarded them. 6 cases claret wine 1 am on this account not displeased his pupils have been able to
 simple, of the sameuf'er that time .
 ALSO 2 doz COmstock's cider I hat the figure is not Leap 10 or 11 feet high. The]
 one thousand acres of land, near the
 Turning of description will be 7 1-2 dOz .
 every porter horizontal leap is easily attaind
 town, in fee simple, several likely known as a bald eagle, but looks
 done
 with despatch and in the best 9 casks nails from 4 10d
 his claim interest in to like over a space three times the]
 or the
 negroes manner. Rob't P. Boyce .& Co. 2 kegs powder a turkey. For in truth, i
 Bridge, across Savannah river, beet length of the body, and someI -
 Tallahassee,Nov. 12, 1825. tf. 10 bbls. whiskey the turkey is, in comparison,
 tween Hamburg a'ld Augusta, thaIs I times
 14 bags of shot, assorted a much more respectable bird, !I more.
 thirds of
 two the landing, ot ..
 which the South Carolina end of tin :rff HE subscribers would inform 36 prs sail irons and \\ ithal, a true original native
 30 sacks salt It is estimated that there
 Bridge stands, from now uiuil 1st .A. the citizens of Tallahassee and of America axles have art]

 January, 1S28, and one fourth of the its vicinity, that they still continue 5 4 bbls.m. corks peach assorted brandy been found in all countries o the in JS e\Y-Y 01 k city 000( persons :..

 landing, in fee simple, after thai engaged in the practice of medicine, 5 fresn mackerel l turkey was peculiar) to ours selling spirituous liquors by li-j

 ne-his interest in a bond for titles and grateful for the patronage here-. St. i\-laJ'ks.0ct 29 1825. ; -the first of these species seen tense & 700 selling with none.]
 : given by E''w-ird Ri.well anti tofore bestowed ; solicit a continu-
 Walter Leigh to iicnry huhz and in Europe, being brought to
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 of the tf
 ance same : they have Just received -
 '
 Lewis Cooper in b3! for 8,500, a fresh supply of drugs and 'tDPIt! <rJ IL France by the Jesuits from Can

 to landing for the Bridge oir Suuih ada and served at the wedding To THE, PUBLIC.
 medicines which offer for saleat up
 they The subscribers having entered into
 Carolina side of the river, and not Subscriber respectfully!
 their shop on the north side of the partnership under the firm Turbott table of Charles the IX. The
 per'formed-his claim or interest in !
 the CAPITOL SQUARE where one of them and Jos. R. Betton on 2d Jan. inst. He is, besides ( though a little his Friends aud
 an attachment leved ;n Bridgeon
 9th March, 1821, for h4,100-'his: will) at all times be found, when not Turbott U. Betton vain and silly'tis true, but not tilt public generaly, that he is]
 professionally] engaged. Jos. R. 'B tton. now engaged in writing a complete 
 claim or interest in another attachment the worst emblem for that ) a
 WATKINS & TUCKER. We have lately received a general
 levied on the bridge on Mhiurch. bird of and would not
 of Groceries. courage, .
 :\ 1821, for :;7,160-his claimor J\Iarch\ 8th 1826. assortment Dry goods HISTORY
 which will sell hesitate to attact a granadierof
 etc. we on good terms
 interest in the sum l fur which the Oii' H1S LLi'EIN
 the British who ,
 Bridge sold say $70 000, paid and guards,
 LAW NOTirK. Turbott & Jos.'R. BettonTallahassee ; should to invade his TWO .P AI... 1' .
 received on deposite by the Branchof presume

 the Bank of the Mate oi' Georgia, THE Jan. i I7ih i826. r farm yard with a red coat on. 11.
 subscripers having con- O t.
 at Augusta, in their own bills, and FRANKLINFrom "
 adest
 Quod memento
 for tolls of Biidgt, received, legallyor in.llt then selves in then profession j Componere xquus. xtcra tiuminiillitu
 illegally, by said Bank, amounting as ATTORNEYS and COUNSEL Not by the Angelina so anxiously. '1 teruntur." lioxin[

 to about ';32,000, and both of whit'.* LORS, at LAW. mil attend the Supe- looked for, but by the 1 horn Capt. the Harmony Gazette.Superstition. .
 i I' an.. inferior courts of Jackson. The Mahom PART 1-\\"ill contain a Bijography
 is now in suit, between huiiz and Day, the subscribers have just re- -
 :Breithaupt and the Bank of the Mate Gadsden, and Leon counties, also, ceived an extensive of etans of the present day are divided of the Author inter

 of Georgia, in the Supreme Court of he couit of Appeals held in Talla- Groceries, Provisions etc. from N. into seventy two sects ; sperscu'ith many amusing,
 Their
 sjassee. office is in Tallahas
 the United Mates-his claim or Orleans viz : anecdotes and developing man
 but the method of washing is
 ee, where they may at all times be
 right, of crossing the bridge or ferry -
 10 hhds Sugar, traits of life and character hitherto -
 Lonsu ttc1. one of the grand] points of scbism ,
 of
 free toll, for near eighteen 1 50 bbls. Flour
 in .3/avid 15. Macomb. between the partizans of Omor unknown to the Public au'dwhich
 years to come, or the money paid 50 sacks Coffee,
 nor it, acquired by purchase fi om the \\ Allison M'ilea.Mrch 70 do bait, and the followers of AlL ought to be known. ||

 legatees of VVallei Lfigh i deceased, 11. :fantes'F.1'rotte 500i) ,Ibs. Bacon, Suppose two Mahometans to PART ii-Containing the Ftdestriau ,

 vhich right is in these words' viz : :.'0 bbls prime Pork, meet on a journey ; and to accost Athenture of the Au {'
 'reserving to himself the iiiht 01 ?; J Attachment in
 50 do Mackerel
 thor and and
 peribj
 .. each l other with brotherly escapes
 the said FUT rs. > Leon
 crossing Bridge or Superior .
 20 do: Whiskey, ,
 land and 'I his ra"
 for thirty years, free of tall' for him Wright & Triplet. ) Court. 10 do peach Brandy, affection. The ,hour of prayerarives by sea. g.*

 self and family, white and black, u it h! ,lr. Li. pei'buMbXonrerned are hcreJ 2u do: Molasses, ; one begins his ablutions cannot be called a Journal, ,

 their carriages of pU asim and 1 prom b L y.oesiied to take notice, that 51 casks nails assorted, from 3d at his lingers, the other at the tile strictest sense of the term,|.

 and:: all persons in his employment I have this day !levied an Attach- to Sod. elbow and instantly they are as the Author writes from memory '
 and if sold by his exe utois, the ment in the above stated ,
 purchaser case on 10 do' floor Brads, mortal enemies. but regard will be had to|
 to enjoy the said right for tin one lot of corn supposed to be from 5 bbls. mess Beef,
 b'alanee of term." His claim or interest 150 to 200 bushels, also, on three 5 kegs Tobacco.., Volney's Ruins, p. 339. dates, and other circumstance*,'

 in the Bridge! Compaq's Banking stacks of blade fodder, and all the 4 bbls. Shad, equally essential to the work..l 1

 House, in the city of August I farming tools at V alnut Hill, also, 20 boxes Sperm and Tallow Atmospherical Phenomena- will also embrace a Pedestri ,
 his claim or interest in time team. on one plough at Gen. Call's. Candles, '
 Yesterday between 4 'four thro' the United States,
 ,
 morning
 Boat Hamburg his claim or interest All of the above named property !CO:: do Soap,

 in the property of Barna MKm- pointed out by the plaintiff as the iO do Porter, and.- 5 o'clock- -- ,- the- moon" being and_ British America, eginiur.! t 0_
 ne, now in suit, between the assignees proper iy of the defendants, levied on 2 casks Marsailles Clare-t, at the lull and about 4 > degrees' with the Mate ofMa iue.alid. ei.' ,

 (,f the said M'Kinne and himself,, the 28th day of November: 1825. 12 cases Bordeaux do. altitude, was presented in the ding with th' State of Ohio-

 in this state-his claim, right and w::m. CAMERON, Sheriff, 3 bbls. loaf Sugar, west, the novel appearance of thus giving a complete description
 title to two hundred and sixty t\vo<<< Leon,County, February 10. )12 cases Comstock Cider,
 rather each Stat
 three of the four
 moons : or on twenty
 lots in the town of Brunswick, Geo. 10 do Mustard,
 and many other items of property, STORAGE COJll.lfISSIOJV'm11&jJIT 2 chests Imperial Team Caddies side of the moon and at equal which compose the Union,,vB

 too tedious to mention.For 6 boxes fresh Raisins, distance from her, appeared two from what he has heard ,bfl

 the whole of which property, & m fj9 5 bbls. Vinegar, semi-spheres of light, almost what he has seen. Also> an.atcount .

 he will receive in payrhent the Bills: 2 bbls. 'Lanl!> Oil), equal in brightness to, and somewhat of his treatment t>y
 of The Bank .
 BAY.THE
 Hamburg- The Bilh APPALACHICOLA "
 1 cask plantation hoes, resembling that luminary, British while a prisonerojinon. [
 of The Bridge Company Bank, Augusta -' 50 Moulds, ,

 his individual Notes, Due subscriber his friends respectfully and the Citi-in-, 500 plough do German Steel, though more 'sed--tlieinner Melville Island, near Hvi

 or not due-his. endorsements. bonds- zens of the country__ (_)-('neraIJthat. 2 tons Iron, edge ,of which was a dense roll ax Nova cotia. Toconclod. ,
 } mortgages, and any otherJust claims i he has commodious'Store n Houses* uni at 1 dozen frying Pans, of light, curving outwards. with an Appendex cqntainHvarious ,

 against of him,no matter in what shape this place, for the reception of pro- 1 lo Shovels, Similar phenomena, in every Original Poem; ,
 or what kind
 soever, including
 Bridge" Company Bills or Notes on, duce and merchandise. All business 10 2 dozen bbls. Allum sets scales Salt,and Weights, respect, in the east, accompanied : gJ-The object of this Adverbs -

 ivhich judgements have been obtain' entrusted received, to and him the will strictest be thankfully attention 2 crates stone Juggs, the rising of the sun ; and uient is, that I may obtain apuJ

 ed, whether in South:Carulina or continued to a. of the aba
 paid to the dispatch of all orders 1 cask Ox Chains. present very chase for tIle Copy
 Georgia, as he will regard the Notesor which he may be favoured with, pro- Uy the return of the Schooner grand spectacle till after 8 o' mentioned work, as 1 have .

 Bills themselves, only, whether duce consigned to him c an. be shipped Thorn shall receive a further supplyof clock. the funds to publislmyself.
 judgement" be written across the Groceries & Provisions.J. necessary
 w face of them or not. southern direct to New Orleans or any & N. Haralen. These appearances Were probably Being by professionprinter'

 In short, any thing what bears WILLIAM port. EVES Jr. St. Marks, March 17. ,produced by the rays of the would agree on reson

 his .name, if it has not already been I light, falling on a frozen atmos- able terms to superintend "tW.
 February: 10 3tALMANACS
 paid. As,-will be received in payment. phere ; the night and the morn- publication. Booksellers and,
 there is property amply abundant -
 to pay all claims against him m' m AllimQ ing being exceedingly cold ; far thers would do well to consul

 whatsoever, and it, in fact, belong- : A small best Sea-Island exceeding any cold experiencedhere me on the'uhject, as ray term. ]!

 ing to his creditors : and he having FOR THE YEAR, cottonseed quantity for this winter, andv will be low, and other pac
 resolved'td give up all, if if applied soon. addressing
 necessary continued without intermission
 :St. Marks March 1826. lars made known, by
 to pay the whole : should ,they given .: : -
 a } thing like, a:fair price for:It, all .1lG) PRINTING through the day. a letter, postpaid, to
 : .
 ,
 Bullfinch. .
 the other
 S.
 of them can'be paid. Among atmospheric Benjamin

 It is now for. his -creditors.-." : to say -For Sale at this Office. Executed with' this neatness office.and despatch phenomena observable at this St. (ttustine Vcbnwry 14. 181w
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