Georgia Historic Newspapers

    RROPOSALS.
For pu'.iishiv,' hi Xfami-" & evni T- l *Z" J ir \
ih f airs of the Stale of G.orgw, by A,thuf\
* •',l
Containing all the statist** ««<» lhc «W; a ““i
of all the rdSfiuSis-^f» *«»*! 1 MW* •*«*}
lu-o, an.l«.ow Pf force:, K'M* p :
u\ said Stale from they*** 1.'j20, to .!>a \ tar !. iJ,
.both inclusive, v:ttl'.j.>i;i asi'iiial oxj lanatory notes j
and ref -fences, and a fist of the * rtpcalw. j
orohi-ojele To whii-h >s «>’'!.••« mi apj(cm:»*,j
'rontiinicg the eocsmirtion < 1 the slat.- of Moor*:
rfia. iis .nnalulcd, also tj{} renc> s to retell 1 > • <
arts ss r. kle In tow ns. rv.JnUes, mten.nl nav.ga-l
ti.,„, . -.nutv- nfeidbuiicf, Ac. and a emitctiou ot
tiro most anproveir form- I’.S’-'.d in carrying tne
above l.nvß *into effect; with a copious index to
the Whole It will he somethin!’ S.kc a contmua
tir.n of Prince’s Digest. noting th? laws in eat.
Digest, repealed or a|t< red It may be <>lho aed
tlfit t|. a legislature of Georgia are !i, til" constant j
practice nf roneiihr.g. alining, nr ninHuhn;’ wi
ltaiseil Si thoir previonA.sess nit*.; so that Wi’houl
inciia digort, or of them, ns is now
i esopc'YnilV offered -to the puti.hc.it actually ic
quires n lawyer, and» a pars, n y.-ho has nevoVd
lihTeh fimc to I iie examination and c- mb ir it on ot ,
the iTiff rant cnetnvnif* of rich tmecScffiug ses
emn of the teg.Hi.rt'ire- to he ; ;«jnninlcd With all
the law s winch are offeree. And having wilnea ,
ncl withinucß pleasurethe immense nubile utili-j
tv and jjohuMfity of the digest rompilud hv Oli
ver •! Pfnft’b arid 61S0 KsTving no do>l- t but a
j-inhlar eoiniWlEhiu) °f the hwrfrom the tnno ol
• hat publication lb w n to the prcieiit with the ad
tit ion'of the precodouts, on forms, whicih w ill to
dhc-dln the appendix and which will add great
pv to tfie public utilitvof the vOrk.amlto thofur
llherancc of justice, would he very acceptable to
the public, the compiler has ventured upon the
hrd’tdi-s and important uttcfarULing. However,
net rdU iug altogether on hi- own experience of
havimr been ti member of tin 1 legislature during
Dm pis-ngu of ho most ofthe Laws now proposed
to be published, and at the administration of
tltem for eight years, as justice <>l the mfeiior
nmirt, In a countv Whore much business of an in
tricate nature is transacted in that court and the
court of ordinary; aftor collating the nianurcript
it has hedn placed m tho liamls of gentlemen cm
ineuf in llio law, who alter a strict and careful
examination have politoly tendered to him tho
subjoined certificates.
1 lie work is now in tiio hands of Judge Schloy
who has kin l!v promised as early as oilier cn
ngonmnts will permit tolnkait through a carry
ful an<l minute investigation, and correction, if
correction shall bo found to bo necessary' and
proper,
Tho groat public utility of such a work must
he obvious to all; and the compiler, who Iris de
voted to it much timo and lrborious study, Hatters
himself that tho tostimoials above,
will fully satisfy the public, that that utility has
not been lessened in the slightest degree, by any
defect on Ids part, in its general design or tlio ac
curacy of its execution
Augusta, July 8, 1830.
1 have attentively examined a Digest of the
Laws of Georgia, from If 1 ' 1 ), t 2 1829 inclusive,
and find the work is executed with much
nicnt and accuracy, hv A Foster*, esq. of < ’olum
bia county,. 1 hive no doubt the work will
prove valuable to every citizen who feels desir
ous to become informed ofthe statutes now of
force in the state, and would recommend all jus
tices of the inferior court, justices of tho peace,
cle. ks, sheriffs, t, c. to possess themselves of the
work as soon as published.
THOMAS GLASCOCK.
I have examined a digest of the Laws of Geor
gia from to 1629 inclusive, by A. Foste<
esq. and think Die work executed with great judg
ment and accuracv . The work is intended as a
continuation of Prince’s Digest, and is, ininy opin
ion, well calculated to answer that valna lie pur
pose. Although tho author is not professionally
a Lawyer, lie seems, in ascertaining tne slauitns
now ot force, to hive added much care examina
tion and’study, to his advantages as a practical le
gislate, during most ofthe period embraced in his
work.
JOHN P. KING.
Augusta, July', 1830
Wrigbtsborpugh, sth Juno, 1830.
Sir—As far as I have yet had an opportunity
of examining the manuscript copy’ of your digest,
ot the laws of Dio state of Georgia, I highly ap
prove both of its plan and execution. The vol
ume cannot fail to answer well the purpose for
which it was intended In the appendix there
are a number of precedents ot forms, which ap
pear to have been modeled with accuracy, and in
strict conformity to the digested statues from
which they were drawn; and without doubt will
add much to tho value and usefulness of *'io
work, as a mean (in the hands of the jtistm.o of
tho peace, justices of the inferior CQmtg, clerks
sheriffs, young pra. tilionersnf tho law, and oth
ers) in errying tlio above named laws into effect
with greater facility.
I am sir your olicdieht servant,
PIERSON PETIT.
Arthur Foster esq.
HrrAt the suggestion of the professional gen
tlemen whose names are affixed to tho above cer
tificates, and others who have generously taken
an in’erest in the work, and with rn auxinusde
sire to make the work as extensively useful as
possible to the public, tho compiler will introduce
into it sevcial highly important laws of tho Uni
ted Stales, in comuym uso among the peoplo,
and which aro oflcn difficult to be tound; among
Which a-c tin so i relation to the naturalization
of aliens tho reinaval of cases from tiie state to
the United Btalc courts, the mode of voti g for
president and vice president , by electors, and ot
making the returns, and the time of holding such
elections, 4 c.
TERMS
Tlio work will contani about 400 pages, and
will he printed alter tho stylo of Prince’s digest,
tvoicli is to ho taken as the standard, and hound
in law binding; will be nuhlislie '• as soon as a »nf.
... m suusctiiH'ts can be obtained to
warrant its publicat on, and will he delivered to
subscribers at 'heir residences, at 511 per co
py Any responsible p irson obtaining fifteen
subscribers, and becoming accountable for tlio
same, shall bo entitled to one copy gratis.
Publishers of newspapers in this state, who will
favor the nbnvo with such occasional insertions
as they may think proper, till the Ist November
next shall receive therefor a copy of theabovo
work.
> o thp . tif*lir
'I I HE FACULTY of the College would re
It respectfully noti y 'he Parents and Guardians
of the Students, that the conflagration of the new
building, however aerifies, will not interfere in the
smallest degree with the egular duties of the
College. The course of instruction will not bo
affected, as every acovn eodation will be ready
for tlio sttide- ts by the first of January The
Library it is true has been destroyed, but we feel
confi ’ n> from the inunificonce of the Legislature
that ihe loss w ill bo so far repaired by the opening 1
~t tin. ntii t„,.„, to ets, stml any iojuir allsing
from its destruction. The Mathematical instru
ments ian lie easily replaced. Th • fine fliilo.-o
piiical A| aiatus and Chemical Instruments a c
un njured. and censeqivotth full instruction in tlio
higher classes can be given
As to the personal accommodation of the voting
inen.no difficulty will exist, as ;he old building
hitherto devoted to the resilience of the two lov.~
er clases, is uninjured anil w ill consequent!y con
tain all who now composo these r.lases. or who
may cone by the commencement of the next
term The two uppe- rinses will le accottjmo
d led with oogmg a-d study to mis in private
fa "d.os or ilie boarding bouses in town, and that
"'h 1 ,»»« •••iiini na charge, until the College
Lii.lu.ng alia., ue ; • v*: e<J. '
Tiio Faculty therefore trust, and with i<d; «-«*
faience, that the credit the InsUt.itjvn w the
Public. wiU not be diminished. The Facujty
therefore can fide in the return " ‘bqSto.nt
on Die first of Janary next »•• resume fer «gJ
lar duties . By order of-llie t - ’
! WILLIAM MITCMFI,
j * Secretary. ■
Oet.RO 4
SUPPLIES
OF Weeding llocs,
Ileavv Trace-chain*,
Fcvtbo blades— jwt- if.
Cos iiu’s AGo. fast rteol ixes.
Received by the Georgian; an't ■ i sale b
' • GEO. W DILLINGHAM.
Jan. 22. 1831—1 1 - :
. SAW-MILL IRONS,
’TMIE Snbsciiber Ins ju-u received and ofFcra
for sale, a few setts of Kaw-Ahll Iron o! a
superior quality.
JN'O. A. HUDSON.
Jan. 20, 18:11—11
SALT.
JURT received per Steam float Ua’limoin,
8.10 bushels Liverpool ground Salt,
For sale at reduced price by
JON A. HUDSON, j
Jan. <t‘l |
LAW OFFICE.
rft HE undersigned continues to practico lav;
' in Columbus and the adjoining counties j
lie has also opened an office in Washington.!
Autauga county, Alabama, in connexion w.tli
David G,'lightly esq who resides in that p'aee
They will practice in tho several courts of law
and equity .of (list state, also in the circuit couit
ofthe United States.
J. T. CAMP.
Columbus. Georgia, N0v.27.
""look at this."
\I,L persons are forewarned from trading for
t'hrec promiiory notes of hand given bv my
self to one Asa Tillman; two for thirty' dollars
each and one for ten dollars, all due the 25th Dec.
|s!3l for Ido not intend to pay them U'di! com
pelled by law, for they have been fraudulently ob
tained, JOHN WHATLEY.
Jan. 1. Cm
GUARDIAN SALE.
ON The first Tuesday in February next, will
be sold at the Court House in Harris county,
between the lawful hours of shlo, by’ order of the
Inferior Court of Troup county, when silting for
ordinary purposes—LOT No ISO, in tho 18th
District; formerly Muscogee, now Harris county:
drawn by Jesse T. S. Warren, a minor Sold fur
the benefit of said minor
JOHN PHILLIPS, Guardian.
Dec.lß, 1830 10-u
/■'oslponed Guardian Sale.
AGREEaRI.Y To an order ofkthe Inferior
Court of Crawford county, when sitting fur
ordinary purposes, will be sold on tjie fiirst 3 ucs
day in March next, at the court house in Campbcll
lon, Campbell county, the one half undivided in
terest in Lot No. 200 in (lie 2nd district, of former
ly Carroll, now Campbell county —sold for tho
benejit of Andrew M’Cants, orphan of John Me
Cants, deceased.
A. K. M’CANTS, Guardian.
Dee. 25,1830 —ll—l w9w
A’OTIIE.
4LL persons indebted to the estate of Elijah
Jewett, Into of Muscogee coumy doc’d. will
make iiflmediatc payment to the subscriber and
those to whom the estate is indebted, will render in
their demands in terms of the law.
JOHN LOOMIS, Ext.
Oct 16, 1830 1-f.w
NOTICE.
POUR months after date, application will bo
made to the Honorable the Inferior couit. of
Muscogee county, when sett ng fir ordinary pur
poses for leave to sell Die real estate of Elijah Jew*
ett, late of said county dcc'd.
JOHN LOOMIS, Ext.
Oct, 16th, 1630 l-w-4-nv
GEORGE IF. DILLINGHAM ,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
*'A|U l LRS C.3S77.VG.S,—comprising a
».#" 7® " 1 " large assortment of patterns,
25 Roxes Collins. A Cos. Cast Steel" Axes,
12 Dozen Axe Hatchets —a new article,
10 Casks Goshen Clioeso,
100 Rross Kettles,
10 C isks Nails,
12 Dozen .Shaker Brooms,
f>o Ream Wrapping Paper,
50 Do Fools Cap, <lo.
100 Boxes Segars, various qualities,
50 Bags Shot,
500 Lbs. i ar Load,
1000 Pairs Mens, Wonions and Boys Shoos,
100 Pair Pantaloons.
200 Round Jackets and Vests,
50 Frock and Dress Coats and Coatees,
50 Camlet and Plaid Cloaks,
2000 Pieces Homespuns.
Jan. S, 1831—13
LEWIS C. ALLEN
HAS jnst received in audition to his former
supply
Sup Blue, Black, and Fancy Cloths
Woolseys, Giughams, Calicoes, &c
Crockery, China, «Sk Glasswaro
Also —
Anexcollent assortment Joiner's Tools.
Jap. 1
A I* Manly &. T M. Harris ,
HAY E just received from New-York and are
now opening on Front Street, a general as
sortment of
Drugs , Medicines , Paints , Oils. Dy *-
■vr-uf’M *•» -
which they offer for salo upon the most accom
modating terms. Th< y design in a few weeks
opening in their new building on broad street,two
doors above Stewart Fontain's brick building,
where a general supply of those articles may at all
1 times be found.
They have in their employ a first rate Painter,
from NewYotk, Mr. Lewis, and will have it in
their power to have painting descriptions
done upon good terms.
January 15 14
GEO. W. DILLINGHAM.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
DRYGOODS,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
HARD-WARE,
PAINTS, OILS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
WINES,
HATS, SHOES. READY-MADE
CLO VI IIING,
Castings, Shaker Garden Seed.-, School
Hooks,
Tog-thcr with a variety of other Goods adapled
to the market and season.
Columbus, January 8 1831 —l,3—ts
A LIST OF LLT T tils
jA EMAINING in the Post Office, at Libcrly. '
f..:- Talbct county, Ga. tho last quarter eudin.r
the 31st Dec. 1631.
Win. F. Holmes, Win Barker, I
.1 din ,'lalpass, Samuel W. Hearn,
l.cnard 11. Young, Martha Allin.
n. c. Wilson, p. &:
Ft; Y, . i; > A. NAJ V» ,
I *| AVE Jnsi received by Steam Boat 4l»• ’.iiuort j
iJL and offer £or laic, au assert went »'f
HARDWARE .IVO CUTLERY,
CONSISTING or
Fncetfiuc l’en .V Pocket Knives,
Knives and Fork*—Rogers super. Razors, j
Jocks of every description,
] Find and cross cu Saws — Butts St Screws.
Reins and Irons— Shovels Sc Tongs,
C uitins, co. cast steel Axe*—broad Axes, j
1 Soes, Traco f h iios,Sad. Irons,
Steel Yards— Guns.
Looking Glasses. Ac AfC.
CIiOCKF.It V, rHl.y.f 4' GLASS WARE. j
GROCERIES.
* Cogniac Brandy’—Holland Ginn,
American Swan Gin,
Double Refined Sugar,
Spurm fniidin-t —lest Ca re a dish Tobacco,
Spanish and American Segars,
On consignment,
Itai Sacks Cadiz SALT.
Jaanary 6, Id3l 1 I
M O IIE NE l V GOO DS.
A. BENNETT-*- Yimngs fluildinos, Saraunah;
f3 AS Just received by Ships Florian, Slutira, vY
1 Schooner Exact, a large addition to his stock
of Staplo and Fancy Dry Goods—which makes
his assortment very complete,— among them are
the following, viz:
2 Pieces Matteoni (best) Italian Lutestring
Silks,
in Do Jet A. Blue black Gros dc Naples,
5 Do do do do Gros do Berlin and
Do do Gres dc JJancs,
20 Do Plain & Figured Changeable Gros de
Naples,
10 Do do do Algerines, (anew article
for dresses.)
20 Do French Satins, all colors & qualities,
20 Do Florences, assorted colors.
10 Do Sincliews Sarsnett & Umbrella Silks
12 Do Nankin Crapes, and
ID Do Pongees,
20 Do Canton Crapes, and
20 Do Italian Crapes,
50 l)o f>l French Bombazines, and
5 Do Merino Cloths,
2 Do English Bombazines, and
I 30 Do M erino Circassian,
j 50 Do Swiss Jaconcti, Book Si Mull Muslin,
•10 Boxes B< nneU and Taffetocs,
Ribbons of every descriptions and latest
si vie,
2 Do Newest stylo Belt Ribbons,
200 Embroiil Belts oflatest style Si patterns
Thread and Bobbiiiett Lacos of all de
sc.iiptions.
Ladies Horse Skin Gloves 4" Mils, and a
General assortment of Ilosery,
30 Piceos Birds Eye Diaper, and
10 Do Table Diaper,
20 Do Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,
10 Do Halliniiett, and
89 Nests largest size Band Boxes,
2 Cases Ladies Leghorn Bolivar’s, and
10 Do do and Misses Straw Hals,
And on hand a genera: assortment of almost
every description of Fancy and Staplo Dry Goods
that can be called for—which are offered whole
sale and retail, at tho lowest market prices, at
No. I, Youngs Buildings, Maiket Square, Sa
vannah, Georgia.
Also — on hand, a general assortment ot Millin
nery of the latest New-York, Philadelphia & Palis
fashions.
N. B. Country merchants are particularly invi
ted to cull and examine the,Goods and prices for
themselves.
A BeUnktt will cut his Silks and Ribbons in
such quantities as may suit his country customers,
and at the same prices as by the piece—all orders
faithfully executed; and at prices which will
please, where they are accompanied wiib tiro
Gash or cit; acceptance.
January, 1831.—13
II VRVEY HALL,
fTOSTIiNUGS the manufacture of Tin Ware
’V/ at his old stnod, and has on hand a welt sup
plied stock, with a variety of
JAPANNED BLOCK TIN & PE\V’TER
WARE,
Just received from NewYoik; among which are
splendid
Coffee and Pea Urns,
Patent Hnlanccs, Scales Ay Weights.
He invites the attention of country merchants
feeling assured that he can give them as good
bargains ns thov can get in any’ part of tho state-
Jan 15, It
O \ AT! I \ A. HUDSON,
BAS removed from his former stand on Craw
ford. to I!rood Strnt. no t door above inessrs
Stewart and k oniaine, where lie is row receiving
direct from New York
/> g&ncral Assortment of
DRY GOODS
HARD WARE CUTLERY Ac. & 4 C .
Which he will soli low for cash, or approved
paper.
He has algo on hand, and will continue to keep
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES.
Columbus, Nov.2lt.
"ALMANACS
FOR
18*1,
FOR SALE BY
GEORGE W. DILLINGHAM.
Columbus, January 8, 1831.
GROCE RIEST
I SI Landing from the Ann Howard
It -» multi. c-uffLTs
s *"'
*or sale on accomodating terms.
Jan - 1 JON A. HUDSON.
CANAL FLOUR,
FIRST QUALITY superfine
» ,our » just received andiiu
J. A. HUDSON.
Jan. 18,31.
J. KLIS s 10R
r lai!or,
ESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens of
4 Columbus and its vicinity, and his former
customers from Millcdgcville particularly, ttiat
he lias located hitnselfin this place. Ilis arrange
ment * arc such that he will always bo in posses
sion of tho latest fashions, an, those who may
favor him with their orders will have their work
done with tlie utmost neatness and dispatch. His
shop is on Crawford street two doors below th
l’os' Oinco
< I'himbus Nov 13 c 5
FOR S 'LET
1 VALUABLE TRACT f lAMD, (Mulberry
Creek running through tho same,) drawn by
A.uasa llk.snf.tt No. !M», in the 20tti District- I
formerly Muscogee, now Harris county; which I
will be sold Low —fdf terms, apply by letter, or j
otherwise, to
ELI \S FORT,
Surannah, Georgia.
>’. B. All perrons are forbid trespassing or thr
!dino, in any manner—as the Law will be rigidlv
enforced
January, 1831—13
NO-TfC fr
. C\NAh-' first TS ; . in February u%\‘ bf
V ?f-.T tiier-uxl * .ur.- o-’* ,Ic, *:.c tr«Ye;.ic
cdv.iK; 1: t< ’ -a L b'ev> ’.ho Lot In :li
♦own 1;:. :t ’. lot C. It wil’.l-e divided in’
Cur l’l.-, S'l’-J »f.i,../u:!) .lots containin'
nc rlt i.-- hdf to b
paid down a-<3 > ve mo- h* credit on the te
mainder Titles to uo given v. hen the last pay -
went is ma'!'.'.
t. N RMtN.
- iv. A’. .» ! ’ .TfIERSTON,
JOHN J HINSON, ! i
l i.i-tees and Elders P. C.
Col.Hrd.U3, 12:h Jan 1-31.
< !!a sics.
C’EAJ.EC p -ds "-ill be received until the
tinit ’1 .- ; ig in, February next, at which
Umo-tlic con tract will be let f.r (]iel«iilt!itig ol a
1 rc-byterian jClu’.r-h i.i Coin mb as, tit her of
bri ’k or wood. A pirn of said Church can lie
seen at the s' 'e f James S Norman. Propos
als add reused .r handed to him will bo immedi
ately laid befor# ;iie bniliing Committee.
JAM’S S. NORMAN, >
£ee’y for Building Committee. !
Jany 15 j
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS, j
\~% 'ILL. be let to the lowest bidder in the town !
VY of TaUnittfi:: «>a the first Monday in Fcb
uarv’ next, iba hui: ungot an
ACADEM. EDIFICE,
fifty fuel Dug, two St ri:-r high. Ac. The under
taker ot sun! building will see a plann, and further
description of said building by calling at the of
fice of the Clerk of the superior court.
S. C. LEECH, Secr’y.
Taliiottoir, Taib it county, Jan. 8, 1831 —l3 |
T? •KB ESI I GARDEN SEEDS, j
JLV aISEI) by the New-London Shakers,
While-Onion Wool Beet
Yellow do Early Turnip do j
Rod do Orang > ( arr.it
Long White Parsnip Long Cucumber
, Dutch sum’r Squasil Earry do
I Crook Neck do . Ice Head Lettuce
! Salmon Raddish Imperial do J
| Scarlet do Cabbage Head do
! Turnip do Drumhead Cabbage
! Early .March Peas Early York do
Golden Hotspur do Savoy do
While Marrowfat do Early Sugar Corn
lor sale by
GKO. W. DILLINGHAM.
Jan. 15, 1831.
’ SHERIFF’S SALE.
Will he sold on the first Tuesdvy in April next,
at To I hot tun Talbot County, u-ilhin the lawful
sale hours, the following properly, Viz.
ONE Negro boy, bv the name of Harman,
nine years old: Levied on as the property of Plea
sant Lawson, to satifv a nmrgage fi. fa. from the
Inferior Court of Talbot County, in favour oi
Lodrick Mathews; property poin'ed out in said
fifa F. M. LAWRENCE D. Sliflf
Jan. 29 • t-d-s,
SM'.RIFF’S SALE.
irtl.i. Hr sold on the first Tuesday in March
vert, within the lawful hours of sale, ot Carrol
ton , Cano County.the following properly; lit
LOT Os land No 48 in B.lh District oi Car roll
County; levied on as the property of William
Trull, to satisfy a fi fa. issued from a Justice
Court of Pulaski in favour of Aniasa Ivellum and
olhors vs. said Trull. Levied by a constable,
LOT No 167 in Gill District of Carroll county,
levied on as the properly of William W. Waro
to satisfy a fi fa issued from Jones Superior court
in favour of James Pickett Sr. vs. said Ware.
LOT Os land No 213 in 7th District Carroll
county, levied on as the property of Isaac Holmes
to batisfy a fifa issued f.nm a Justice court of
Jackson county in favour of 3 homas Hyde and
others, vs. raid Holmes. Levied by a constable.
ALSO One hundred At twenty five bushels of
corn more or less, levied on as the propery of Ran
sum Thomson to satisfy a fifa Dekalb
Superior court in favour of Samuel Sewel vs
William Mc.Curley Henry Wolf & Ransom
Thomson.
LOT of land No. 18 in Bth Jostrict of Carroll
county levied on as tho property of Win. Litllo,
to satisfy a fifa issued from a Justice coui t of
Pulaski county in favour, of John Lee Jr vs. said
Littio. Levied by a constable.
Jan. 29. BENJAMIN MERRILL. Shff.
t—d—s
SHERIFF’S -SALE
Will he sold at Tullinttnn, Talbott Comity, on
the first Tuesday in March within the lawful
hours of sale, the foUrcing property; Viz.
ONE Lot of land No. 188 in tiio 14 ’District
forrnorly Muscogee; now Talbot County ; levied
on as the property of Gideon Lantern to satisfy
all fa. from a Ju tiecs Court in Columbia Conn
ty in favour of Josiah Roberts. Levy made and
1 rciurcd to me by a (. onstablo.
ALSO:
ONE Negro boy by the name of Nelson, about
nine years old: Levied on as the property of
Pleasant Lawson to satisfy threo small fi. fas.
from a Justices court of Talbot county two in fa
vour of Bateman and Duncan and one in favour
of Thomas Daik Levy made and returned to me
by a constable.
ONE Negro man by tho name of Washington
about twenty fivo years old: Levied on as the
property of Charles C. Burch to satisfy a fifa.
from the Superior Court ot Baldwin County m
favour cf Thomas I!. Stubbs
JAMES P. PORTIS. Shff.
Jan. 29 t—d—si
notice!
/. IITIE Sheriff's Sales for the County of
kJL Carroll will hereafter be published in the
Democrat. Jan. 29.
NOTICE.
A-rnn. me expiration of four months, ar’pli
catim will be undo to tho Hort tlie Inferior-
Court of Morgan Countv, when silting as a court
for ordinary purposes, f.r leave to selT 155 acre*
of land, more or less, lying on Indian creek, ad
joining Lumpkins, Davis, and others, it bc’in-r a
part of tho real estate of Matthew Phillips, late
of said county, deceased,
WILLIAM W. CARLISLE
Troup County. Nov. 24, 1630. Atlmr
To ('reditors and Debtors!
4 1.1. person* indebted to the cstato of Edmund
-2V Corlisb: J a te of Morgan comity, deceased.
: are requested to make payment; and those hav j
; ing'claims are hereby notified to present then j
! legally authenticated wiiliin the time limited 1> I
Haw, to WILLIAM W. CARLISLE, Kx r. )
Troup County, Nov. 24, 1630.
I t
COST OR MISLAID,
CJOME time in October last, a red inorocrv !
L’ pocket book, containing two notes of hand
on Mr. Wni. McNeal, made payable to mysel
cacn for fifty dollars, one due the first efJanuar
041 , arui the other due Jan 1332 I tbnvarn a
persons from trading for said notes.
, . AVM. DRIVER
Jan 1 c*
ROCKET ROOK LOST.
rOST Between Columbus and the SoW,
J ber’s House, 12 miles on the Road lendii o
! Marshals Ferry, a small Red Morocco Puck!
Book, considerably worn, tied with a white la
string- It had in it, when lost, jjCJft. a twenty a>
a ten dollar bill; both on the Bank of Macnii: ii
a few papers, of no importance to any one but •
owner I will pay the finder, when delivered
,T ’ nt '"V rcsHence.nrto J. J. Fannin. Columb
the sum of Silt.
r> , SANDERS STALLING;
Dec. li, 183 ft. -9—1,3
A DMINL’S i R Y ’ Olt si s A It.
- Thi'rsd"'. fi o', litre? A • .-»/•«• .
* ILL be *’•]". l :<l t! ■ I- -:■ si : m e ft 1
' A Jam-* Po-.veit, ur.ee:-.- -d. in Ct-v.M- > <•••■ t»:*'
lie pori hable piojmitv ct s.»i*l vc : .* e K e..;s l
,'ig VfUie psi =-0..‘ y«..t : < Ip of r t»«. 3 a-d jr*;-
, nous, IV.:. Shot go, * and -n-a hi mil! , V
vill tic hired for tho balakeo cf the yrcr. 1. A
• toe* belonging to said r ta’c,_r.nu ur: t > ;:c
--’"and belonging Id a t act of 1.... JNi 1-1, in .!: I
J’siiicl of lk>vv<-ta < or.nt v- v .1 ho vepterf- *'-r
year. ’!’■ r:as of sale, the- h..e o! ;b • m „-r r rs>;
tho leased ptopi ty, \vbe in .do U, 3J-.
‘ ' ALLEN I rOWLM
1 r. ...
r. . 2-7
NOTICE
1 If. persons hi'.i't’tleimrrds again 1 . 1 ’ *
V late of cant. James f on; 1! i;»<ej f- ;
counts, and fi rmerly ts Glytiu >' n:y .
Sta L-. deceased, n i.l icmL-r ii.u.a'in in i; i
the law. And all persons iitd.'bfcu to. i
laid, are'requited io irnke im.n u.aro ,i .vn;.
ALL N B. rc-WEI. ~
Ustay-sr. '
lev. ’27.
NOTICE
\T,L person* indebtnd to lb’- rc'r. r fI "' J.*
. !J. lieuiph.lt dec'tl.late t.r’iin- county o< M* -
cogee, will please ni d.c iiuutorfiuto 4i.a .
ihostt having lemamls are itipie -fr-d’’o- pre »
them in tcir.is ofthe law, to me f»r ;. - ’y yt. _
FRAN! IS Or.IKON “
Dee. 16.1 -39 - :’v.v— 0
| AW NOTICE.—Jen;. Mij.t .x A Y.'jt i.j
3.J J. W. Wki.l:, ;:n, ffavo asre, iat'-d 'hen- ■ ! .
in the practice of Law, unrlir the firm of M ’ • ■
and VVelbokn—and <no t,r beth of tLo.il will r;
gularlv attend tho Sapciior Courts of .Mu •< _ ; ,
Randolpii, L-e, Jtiaii. n, 3 ,i!l.o!.. II ini-:, Mon
wether, and Troup euuntics. Their rp-ee is h
t olmuhua, v lie-e they may 1.0 at a .
times* w lien n ,t on llio < ii <mit
JOHN MTLTNjr,
WM. J. W.
Nov. 6,1939. 4-3 v
NOTICE.
| IMF connexion h-.iuuufinu exist big ■
1 the snhseiibh’s unm-r ;!.e IJrin.of if. Tu\
<y (’<>. discotUiiiues this day.
All persons in ieb'c-l to sat-i concern' :r • ’
ed to make pay men! wit limit dolijy
Ot’O \V mi.LINMtiV ’
BENJAMIN T.vltVi.ii
January 1 1631.
RwainV’s Pruidcf'^.
riTHE public is rcspeclfui!v vautimivii 1
Ia spnrintir iini’a 1 ic.it of 1 1 >i•: n:c. 12 i
- oi ."lii< ii ir jml up in.h.:.<!<•:.
flute I, and in si/.e, but the impru . i .i:, hlown
the gla-s. vory faint at::! ir-cM-. .inc!. i":< :■ s!c .
the admixture is acrid mid hitter ,an ! ;ir <■.<!•
seinbt nice i> he era to the gei ur; - 2,. -’ me
cen, is in edr r, and a compoiu.nt pint ~f- :
rilla of no vi~tno Win n potNvu proof: '•
oil of tho S'H: ce iirtin uLunce t!i .. ,»i> iri .
nat s, it " ill r-' ide known, lu the :>• N -’i i-’•
tins puix’-e, is ii tor ■ ;.t th it 1 n • > f•• . ,
PARSONS, of Aavarmah, inv sol-i agri’ firr i ;
State ofOeirgit, mil f.ini !:i : n.y g ~ ; :.a li
liaecaand VoVmifngo cin lie obtait eI. i! ■ :>-c‘
aide Druggi- t : aru earl ieidor’y r-.;o
purchase o; iny agent, as they wrllbj
as good terms as from „.o.
WILLIAM h’V •:
I hilarh’lphia Sept. 16. 183 ft.
LOW, 'FAY! OR &• >' .
OF S.iV.J. ■. !. .ii.
: ' AVE rc-ci .1 hv th,:: Ship Gr ■>-, rrr : •
ed this ri.ij from Liren o,i. a , .2..;-i.g
! and general iy>si>rlmont of
URFFiSU MAN UFA Li
SEA 1 tovABLE -MIY G •-MV.N
and have alromiy in Stme, a..a dm v reccivi: ’
additional supp’ir-.if
America.,. I,xuch it-Jiga c.- •, V
’n:? v a o
of al! dorcrip!ious v.tiicli arc :» , sai.i . •
j usual term-* ,v .! cue'i <• ' ‘ l . ’• • • • eV* jfif ..
cannot eonveniontiy i, ~vu m,, ...
bo faithfully executed..
Savannah, < . ; u .i: 16.. -f.
M INS.IO a HOUHH
and -e J \
I'DiiiaU
mM
THE Sul)e- tiler re poetfidly inf'ipnr ids ol
friends and tlie pmmu <•- g.u.n 1. i.• r •
moved to Forsyth, Monroe county, and h ,stake -.
that well known Tavern, tiio Mansion Hui - n.fbr:
rncrly kept by .’ Ir. Jdm Milner, n- dhe -fie •
himself 1 join long experience in that Imsiuess. !;.i
may ho able to givu satisfaction to all tluit ruay fa
vor liim with a call.
GEO. S IOVALL.
January I I, 2831
| ICC file Democrat am! Columbus Enq: ire.-,
and Joiiinal and Federal Union <Wtoilleilgev lie.
w ill please give the ab n c tlirco : insertions, an 1
forward their accounts to tho subscriber Jbr a.»v •
niont.
_ <e. g.
FOR SALE on RENT,
ROM The fir .t day of Januari’ next, Lot No.
ISO, on Oi'letimrp Stieut; on which there is a
comfortable Duelling House and Kilclnn,—and
•llifil
tlie Lot in good repair. Tho terms will ho mail)
easy to a good purchaser or tenant.—Apply to
FLYNN A WHITESIDE.
Columbus, Dec. 18, JH3o—Jil-fw
Columljus Alula and I'emah Acudeinii s.
i 'UK Trustees I avo engaged tho sei viot-s of
1- G..iret Ildheabeck L. <j. to take charge <,f
’he Male Department of this Instituuon. ° ;„’ r .
I lallcnhecli has had l.yo private schools iu this
place within the last eighteen months, and hrta
oiven very general satisfaction to those who have'
ont tlieir ch Idreu to nun.
1 !»0 Kcnialo Depar ment is under tin earo of
, Miss Kmrslmry, whoso qualifications am! Inn-r
xpenence are so well known as to re.;- ire no
| comment troin us.
Rates of tuition,
i on MAI.F. Kill- IRT.MIM- run asxum.
For Spelling, Reading and Writing .*5,15 00
Geograpny, English Grammar and
AiuhmetVc qqO
Latin and Greek Classics together
witli the h’gher branches ot
Mathematics qq
lutes of 'tuition in Female Deportment.
Primary Clasp— polling, Writing
and Heading, for each Term ot'
tWo Quarters r,i)
Junior Class. Writing, Arithmetic,
and Geography Oft
Senior Class—Grammar, Rhetoric,
History, with the Rudiments of
Natural Philosophy ih cq
Mental iV Moral t'hilosbpfly, As
tronomy, or ChniiiisTrv, or any
higher, branches of .Mathomatics', ,*ls 09
’■’here will he a vacation in each Instil mien
v> w eeks,at the endof ev< ry six months
IS. L. 1)E GR tFFI NI'KID,
• Scr’y Boord of Trust< e*
O uinbiis, January l.Tfil'l. 13'e '