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fit gns of a Spirit of Liberty in Canada.
_Fr>"U ute following article in the Mon
treal Gazette, it would seem that the Can
aiians cotemplate the probability of follow
ing the example of the people of the Uni
ted Slates, in separating themselves from
tie na (ther country. The late events in
Europe have fired the world.— Albany
Daily Ada.
“ V change has takou place in the Repre
sent ativo of his A1 tjesty—and anew Legis
lature has beon covoked to transact the bu
siness of the country. It is most sincerely
to be hoped, that, by their united exertions,
an end may be put to all party differences,
and that an adjustment of all points of dis
pute may ho obtained, to the s nfactiou of
all parlies. The Piovince is rapidly advanc
ing in wealth—her commerce is extending
—ml her population increasing. With a
good soil and a healthy climate—with great
c ipabihties and valuable intern il resources,
her future destiny is easily seen, aud the
fostering hand of •an enlightened Legisla
ture will tend much to advance the period
when she will enter into comparison with
trio oldest countries of Eurotirt, and take
her plci-e among the nations of the world.
Grapes —The American Farmer con
tains a letter from Lemuel Sawyer, E*q.
one of our former Representatives in Con-’
gross, in wnicli he describes the Scupper
ljong grape, one vine of which is sufficient
for ono man and his family’ for it will spread
as tong as he will give it be iters, and yield
50 bushels! It grows on sindy land, which
is ft' for nothing else, makes a rich oily
though sweetish wine some of which Mr St
now lias 19 years old. it makes excellent
Champaign, but bottles can hold it.— Ral,
Reg.
Freezing to Death.— We tindersfod
that two deaths were occsioned by the
rigorous weather of last week. A laboring
man was found in Muhantango street,
Pottsville lying buried several feet deep in
the snow, which, during the night, had
drifted upon him; and a musician in t.ho
neighborhood, returning from a party in the
evening, was found on the folowing day,
with his instrument elevated above him,
Standing in an upright posture, in the midst
of.« snow bank, though visited bv the uni
versal leveller — Miner,s journal.
Republicanism —Never did mortal hold
the oobiesse in such utter detestation a*
did the dirrefeur Steyes. Whenever I
meet a stranger,” Said he, “I ask him this
question.— ‘are you ray t quail’ Should he
reply in the negative—‘Then you area
wolf’ I will treat you.’ In the year 1796
a certain abbe Poule.h* f malic contrived to
gam possession into Sirys’s house’ dis
charged a pistol at the latter’s hoad, but
no-'- I bis aim:upon which the republican,
t 1 > wise flurried at his narrow and Jal
inost miraculous, escape,.coolly turing to
ins house keeper, said equal, “Should the
Abbe I’oule cull here again you will have
<h" 000 I ness to say I atn not a home.—
The Tattler,
A Living dead man.— \ Mr. Crines, a
passenger in tbo II mford stage, the other
day set a paragraph afloat in the papers
v hich froze to death Edward Green, mail
carrier. Poor Green has written a letter
to Ptovidence that he is alivo and kicking,
hut it is no use. The papers will never bring
him to life, and lie may as well give it up.
We have seen his death in some fifty papers
and if lie has any estate ho may expect, up
on this evidence, to sec leileis of adminis
tration taken out before his face. What a
sad fate is poor Green's lie is condem
ned to transport all over 1110 country, posi
tive intelligence of his own death.
Romantic. —R- port says, that lately the
Sand Bar Ferrymen picked up in the river
fl Ming riowjj, a nice mabognany cradle,
c ! isel\ corked so as to exclude the water.
I h-d the usual cradle clothing, and its lit
b q tilt was neatly spread and tucked" be
•f >th its soft.bed of feathers. The ferry
man towed it ashore and began to examine
into the value of his prize. —Ha raised the
covetinennd boholo! a beautiful infant, han
dsi imlv dressed, lay beneath in undisturbed
slumbers. He carried it to his mistress,,
where it has found that protection which
wa= denied by an unnatural mother. — Gen.
Courier.
Luxury. — \ correspondent of the Jour
nal >1 Health on the subject of sleep says—
“A Spanish nap, I have found very useful;
but then to be refreshing it must r.ot be on
a bed or cushion, hut on a wooden frame,
ar three chairs, and better if with boots and
hat on and a whip in tho hand. Under
these circumstances, f have found in the
western wilderness, a log form a delightful
couch, from which awakened by my ser
vant after fifteen minutes of the most pro
found sleep, 1 would rise sd<l pursue my
travels with renovated v.gor.*’
Massachusetts. —A discussion which
hern i-..it gon in the House of Repre
sentatives of Massachusetts, upon certain
amendments proposed to the constitution
of ’hat stale, was brought to a close on
W dnesday last. One amendment which
r<>ee ‘oalurthe commencement of the po
I cly or in that state from the last Wed
!>' sdaV in M iv to the beginning ol the cal
endni venr, \v 's adopted in the house by a
ernipt tent mnjmity of more tbnn two-thirds
nod mother article of amendment, which
f voles fi r anew basis of reprrssntation,
v 'ejected for want of such competent
1 by of two-thirds, as required by the
1 n titio.fi. This subject had engrossed
>1 of ilti* attention of tho house in com
lc of the whole for the last foitnigltt,
had been argued with much ability on
•dps, and undergone a thorougiijex
«: nation.
hn'F'oyd was, on S itnrday last, uuv
L ttously re-elected by tlie lygisUtuie, go
vernor us the state of Virginia ft r the en
suing year; and Peter V. Daniel, Wynti
haul Roberts.mi, and Guy R, C. Allen,
were on tho same day, elected executive
councillors, under the new rnnsii'uiion.
Nat. Intelligencer 3
ANECDOTE OF BURNS.
Burns was one day at a cattle market
held in a town in Ctimbei land, asid in the
bustle that prevails 011 these occasions he
lost sight of some of li is inspected “cronies.”
He pushed to a tavern, opened the room
of every door, and merely looked in till at
last he came to one in which three jolly
Cumberland blades were enjoying them
selves. As he withdrew his head, one of
them shouttd, “Conte itr Johnny Peep.”
Burns obeyed the call, seated himself at
the table, and in a short time was the life
and soul of the party In the coutsc of
their merriment, it wss proposed that each
should write a stanza of poetry, put it with
half a crown below the candlestick with this
stipulation, that the best poet was to have
his half-crown returned while the other
three were to be expended to treat the
party. VVliat the others wrote has now
sunk into oblivion, but the stanza of the
Aysliire ploughman ran as follows:
Here am 1 Johnny Peep;
I saw three sheep,
And these three sheep saw me;
Half a crown apiece,
Will pay. for their fleece,
And so Johnny Peep gets free.
A roar of laughior followed, and while
the palm of victory wis unanimously vo
ted to Burns, ono of tire Englishmen ex
claimed, “In God’s name who bio you?”
An explanation ensued, and the happy p.ir
ty did not separate the same day they met.
—moooooo:
Firc in the Capitol—On Saturday
night last our citizens were aroused be
tween the hours of 11 and 12 o’clock, by
the ringing of bells and the cry of fire,
which proved to be in the State Capitol
The fire having broke out in the interior t f
(he building, aud giving but little light
through the windows, i: was sometime be
fore the persons who first repaired to he
Capital, could le rn its situation. It was
found to proceed from a room on the third
floor, iu tho left wing of the building, which
was occupied last session by the Adjutant
General, and has for a short time been used
as bed-room by Mr. Wm. Nichols, jr.—
It was doubtless occasioned by fire rolling
upon tho floor, which soon burnt through
to the -plastering bene till. The flame was
then drawn between two joists to an open
ing near the door of tre room, a distance
of about 20 feet, where it had made con
siderable progress when discovered by the
occupant. The alarm was immediatel’
given, aud the timely and energetic meas
ures adopted by the citizens the fi e was
soon extinguished. The smoko, became
so thick that it was almost impossible to
seo or breathe; added to which, the nairow
space whero tho firemen were crowded
with their atfes and water vessels: the
noise and confusion which unavoidably en
sued, and we may consider it almost a
miracle that the building was not consumed.
The 100 m beneath the fire, which b id beeu
occupied by the Secretary of the Senate,
was not injured, except in the plasteting o
ver head.
Considerable confusion and inconven
ience arose from the preparations made to
remove the public documents and furniture
from the rooms of the Supreme Court, the
offices of Secretary of State, Comptroller
and Tteasurer. It is understood that for
the future, no person will be permitted to
lodge iu tlio Capital but the state officers.
P reparations are 111 iking to repair the
damages without delay, which it is com
puted will not exceed S2OO. — Ala. hit.
Protraction of Vegetable Life. The fol
lowing extraordinry instance ol the length
ened period of time during which tho vital
principle of vegetables may be preserved
was mentioned by Mr Holuton, in the
course of his introductory lecture as profes
sor of botany at the lust meeting of tho
Medico-Botanical Society. A bulbous
root, which was found in the hand of an
Egyptian mummy in which situation it had
very probably beon for more than 2,000
years, germinated on exposure to the
atmosphere, though when discovered it
was apparently in a state of perfect dryness.
The root was subsequently put idlo the
ground, whero it grew with roadines and
vigor.— The Lanset
Wil i# itX» & '2
COUiMIiUS February 26 . Ito 1
Corrected Weekly.
BACON—IO cents, (scarce)
COTTON—6a 8 cents
Bagging Dundee, 23 a 23 cents.
Kentucky, 23—Rope, 10.
CORN—bushel, 87 1-2 cents,
meal per busnel, $1
CANDLES—Sperm, lb. 50,b0x, 33 cents.
Tallow, per lb. 25, box, 18 cents.
COFFEE—per lb 15 al6 cents.
FLOUR—Superfine, $lO
Country—s 7a $8 barrel.
FlSH—Mackerel, No. 3, $9
No. 2, $lO
IRON—0) cents Nails, 0 cents.
Casting*, 7 a 9 cents.
MOLASSES— 4> cents,
FORK—Prime. .*l4
Mess, sl6
RlCE—per. lb. 5 cents for new.
SUGAR—New-Orleans. 7 a 11 cents.
Loaf—22 a 25 cents.
SPIRITS—Brandy Cog $1 50 a $1 75.
Holland Gin, $1 37 a $1 50.
Northorn, 56 a 75 cents.
Jamaica Rum, $1 50 a $1 75.
Northorn, 50 a 75 cents.
Tenoriffe, Wine, gal. $1 25 a .$1 50.
Whiskey, 43 a 45 cents.
SALT—per. bushel. $1,12 b
SHOT per Bag, $1 75 a $2.
TLA—Hyson, $1 25 a $1 75.
■Jluliea—sl 25.
StJ CS- A ttTA e. ~
I tail 4 Mill CANF, PLANTS for Bale,
I * VM-F1 *at uiy Plantation, near Co
lumbus. 8. M INGLRSOLL.
Fubuary 26,1831. t „ 20 —t!
SHERIFF'S SALE.
U r ILL BE SOLD on the fir 4 Tuesday in A
pril next in the town of Carrollton. Carroll
county between the usual hours of sale, the lid
lowing property to wit:
Lot ot land No. 20a, in the 2d district of Car
mil county; levied on ns the property of Janes
BeH, to satisfy sundry smali fifasissued from the
Superior Court of Henry County in favor of tho
officers of court vs said Bell
I The interest ofJames O Stone in lot of land
No 207, in the 2d district of Carroll County, bc-
I ing one fourth of said lot levied on as the pro-Hi
ty of said James O Stone to satisfy sundry ft fas
j issued from a Justices court in Putnam county,
in favor oft he administrators of Amos Wheelers’
dcc’,l and others, vs. said James O. Stone and’
William M. Stone, levied and returned to me bv a
Constable.
—ALSO—
One sorrel horse with a star in his forehead,
levied on as the properly of Thomas York, to
satisfy a fifa issued from Carroil Superior cotilt
m favor of John Lea far the use of John Robert
! son, vs. said York
IIENRY CURTISS, D Sheriff.
WILL BE SOLD on the first Tuesday in
April next at Carrollton, Carroll county the
j following property to wit;
Lot No 133, in the 7th district of Carroll enun
| ty, levied upon as tlie property of Caleb Hatfield,
j to satisfy a fifa from Richmond Superior court in
' favor of Joseph K. Kilburn and others vs. said
Hatfield.
Lot No. 77, in the Bth district of Carroll connty,
levied upon as the property of Spivy Cannon, to
satisfy a fifa issued from a J istiee court of Butts
county, in favor of Elijah FlcMiehael vs. said Can
non levied by a constable.
Sixteen head of cattle, to wit, five cows and
the balance young cattle, levied upon as the prop
erty of Robert C Craddock; to satisfy a fifa is
sued from Campbell Inferior court in favor of
Tliomas_A. Latham and otko s, vs. Jokn A. Ciud
doek and Robert C. Craddock.
One lot ofland No. 192 in the 11th district of
said county, levied on as the property of Samuel
Lovojoy, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Butts Supe
rior court in favor of Artimus Gold vs. said
Lovejoy.
BENJAMIN MERRELL, Sheriff
LAW NOTICE.
fi'sllF, copartnership heretofore existing between
• the subscribers in the practice of law, has
boen dissolved bv mutnal consent
JN ) MILTON
WILLIAM J W WELLBORN.
_Feb_24. 1831 2u n
MONEY
In abundance in Market,
To owners in Gold mines. Plantations and
other property.
CJIHF, PUBS ’ '34BER beg-tleave to inform his
" friends and tho public, hat he is daily visited
by capitalists, whose furds are gre u, and who are
desirous and anxious of purchasing wholes or
shares of prooities—improved or unimproved—
who wish to become proprietors or partners of
Gold- -lining Companies—or would loan and in
vest money at rcosonable interest satisfactorily
secured—would invest and advance their money
in any way satisfied of realizing a fair and rea
sonable interest for the same; * herefore those who
wish to sell, or mortgage property, or got. cash
partners, will do wellll applv to the subscriber
per mail, forwarding everv necessary information
and instruction accompanied wish an advance
retaining office feu ofsor slo—postage iu every
instance to bo paid
GEORGE W F.VRRITT,
Real Estate, Tlroaer's, Attorney’s and General
Agent, No. 33, South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb. 5, 1831. 19— It
LOOK A T TIHS! !
/TRUE Subscriber has just received a few splen*
Li did patent lever Watches, extra jewelled and
gold curl -Watch-Chaiss; which wil bo sold low
for cash D. S. SMITH. -
Feb. 19th. 19—ts
~JONATHAN \. m D>0NT
HAS removed from hi&foruaer stand on Craw
ford, to Proud Street, ne t door above mos>rs
Stewart and Fontaine, where lie is r ow receiving
direct from New York
A general Assortment of
DRY GOODS
II\RD WARE CUTLERY Ac’A- £0
'Which he will sell low "for'eash, or app.v,
paper.
Ho has also on hand, and will continue to keep
A GENE It \ L YSSOIITMENT OF
GROCERIES
Columbus. Nov. 2 0.
MONEY!!
TO LOAN.
W. WIL ON &. -o.
Columbus, Feb. 12. * TB—3t
A LIST OF LETTERS
1 rAEMAINING in the Post Office, at Lib rty,
Y Talbot county, Ga. the last quarter endiu >\ 1
the 31st Dec. 1831.
Wm F. Holmes, Wrn Barker,
John Malpass, Samuel W Hearn,
Lcnard 11. Young, Martha Allin.
R. C. WILSON, P. M.
notice!
ynRHE copartnership of Letxis & Jackson is
J, this dav dissolved by mutual consent Tho i
accounts and notes are plaeed in the h aids of
Milton & Wellborn, for settlement. Ml those
indebted, are desired t. take notice that their ac
counts must tie settled or liquidated, ins anler.
FELIX LEWIS.
JONATHAN P JACKSON.
Fob 5, 1831 i 17
POCKET HOOK LOST.
IOST Between Columbus and the Subscri
-2 ber’s House, 12 miles on the Road loading to
Marshals Ferry, a small Rod Morocco. Pockkt
Book, considerably worn, tied with a white tapa
string- It had in it, when 100, S3O, a twontv and
a ten dollar bill; both on the Flank of Macon: and
a few papers, of no importance to any one but tho
owner. 4 will pay the finder, when delivered to
me. at *ny residence, or to J J. Fannin. Columbus,
the sum of $lO. SANDERS STALLINGS
Doc.ll, 1830 —9—l3
A. P. M IN LY,
&
T. M. HA RRIS.
HAVE just received from New-Yoik and are
now opening on Front Street, a general as
sortment of
Drugs , Medicines , Paints, Oils, Dye-
Stuffs, \c.
which they offer for sale upon the most accom
modating terms. They design in a few weeks
opening in their new building on bread street,two
doors above Stewart fli Fonfatn’s brick building,
whero a general supply oflhcso articles may at ail
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 of all descriptions
I done upon good terina.
January 15 14
> MO RE NEW GOOD fi.
Jk
A REWE'I P— Y.ni ogs HuiSi: runnah;
g-| '-9 Just received by Ships Flnrtnn. Stulira, &
e * A Schooner Exaet, a large addition to his stock
of Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods—which makes
his assortment very complete,—among them are
the fillowi-ig, viz:
2 PiOccs Miiteoni (bust) Italian Lutestring
t-ilks,
10 Do Jut & Blue black Qros do Naples,
U Do do do ili 1 Grosdo llciltn and
Do do Gr -s da X.ines,
20 - l)j Plain Jt Figured Changeable Grosdo
Naples,
10 ITo do do At reriues, (anew article
for dresses.)
20 Di French Satins, sil colors & qualities, ;
| 2‘t Do Florences, assorted cc'urs.
| I' l I)o Biiu'hews Sarsnett dt Umbrella Silks ;
12 Do Nankin Crapes, and
10 Do Pongees,
90 Do I 'ant.in Crapes, and
20 D> It ,lia n Cra|>es,
j 50 l)o 1 French Rombazines.and
5 Do Merino Cloths,
. 2 Do English Bombazines, and
30 Do M riuo ( ireassian, '
40 Boxes It I,nets and Taffeloes,
Ribbons of eve y descriptions and iatost
■J style,
2 Do No wed stylo Belt Ribbons,
2do Einbroid Belts oflalest style & pa*terns
Thread, and BobbineLt Laces of all de
scriptions,
Ladies Horse Skiti Gloves Mits, and a
General assortment of Hosery,
39 Pieces Birds Eyo Diaper, and
10 Do Table I liuper,
20 Do Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,
10 Do Saltinnett, and
89 Nests largest size Band Boxes,
2 Cases Ladies Leghorn Bolivar’s, and
10 Do do and Missos Straw Ifats,
And on hand a genera l ass.irtincnt of almost
every description of Fancy auo Staple Drv Goods
that cun be called for—which are offered whole
sale and retail, at the lowest market prices, at
No 1. Youngs Buildings, Market Squaro, Sa
| vannah. Georgia.
| Also -on hand, a general assortment ot Millin
j ncry of the latest New York, Philadelphia & Paris
j fashions.
N B Country merchants are particularly invi
ted to call and examine the Goods aud prices tor
themselves.
A (ItSMTT will cut his Silks and Ribbons in
such quantities as may sni his country customers,
and at the same prices as by the piece—all orders
faithfully executed; and at prices which will
please, whore they are accompanied with the
Cash or citv acceptance.
January, 1831. '3
“ 7“ SUPPLIES “
OF Weeding Hoes,
Heavy Trace-chains,
Scythe blades— patent,
Cos lin’s &Cos Cast steel Axes,
Received byjha Georgian; and for sale b~
GEO. \V. DILLINGHAM.
Jan 22,1831—14
! 1 SALT.
! 1 UST received per Steam Boat Baltimore,
i 800 bushels Liverpool ground Salt,
For sale at induced price bv
. m JON. A. HUDSON.
1 Jnn. 22
—
CANAL FLOUR,
; HR-’T QUALITY snperfitio
ana ! Flour, just received andfor
J. A. HUDSON.
Jan. 1831.
• • —....
SA * -MILL IRONS.
I HIE Subsc'iber has just received and offer
for sale, a few setts of Saw-Mill Irons of as
superior quality.
JNO.A HUDSON.
Jam 22, 1831 —l4 •
POWERS A NAFEW,
Y 1 AVF, just received a large assortment of
I I DRY GOODS, FANCY A STAPLE
RE VDY-AIADE CLOATHIXG,
HARDWARE,
Carpenters Tools, Shoes, a Complete
ASSORTMENT OF HATS,
CROCKERY CHINA TEA-SETS,
CUT GLYSS,tafee Ac.
whio.il in addition to their former stock, makes
; their assortment very complete—which they
' offer 011 favorable terms.
Dec. 4 c 8
GEORGE I V. OU. LING HA M,
OFFERS FOB SALE,
HR L | LBS. CAS rrvas, —comprising a
J r / large assortment of patterns,
25 Boxes Collins. & Cos. Cast Steel Axes,
'2 Dozen Axe Hatchets—a new article,
19 Casks Goshen Cheese,
W 0 Bros* Kettles,
M C .sks Nails,
12 Dozen B'haker Brooms,
50 Roam Wrapping Paper,
50 D 1 Fools Cap, do.
190 Boxes rtpgars, various qualities,
50 Begs Shot,
500 Lbs. ' rn- Lead,
1090 Pairs Mens, Womens and Boys Shoos.
100 Pair Pantaloons.
200 Round Jacket-' and Vests,*
50 Frock and Dress Coats and Coatees,
sv) Camlet and Plaid Cloaks,
2000 Fiocos Homespuns.
‘ Jnn. 8, 1831—13
I
LEWIS C. ALLEN
T\S jn«t roceivod in audition to ltis former
1-1 supplv
Sup Blue, Black, and Fancy Cloths
WooLoys, (iiuguains. Calicoes, <&c
Crockery, China, & Glassware
ai.so—
Anexeellent-assortment Joiner’s Tools.
I Jan. I
ALMANACS “
FOR
1831,
FOR SALE BY ,
GEORGE W. DILLINGHAM.
Columbus, January 8, 1831.
1 _ 1 -jf
R FRESH GARDEN SIffTDS,
VISED by tho New London Shakers,
White Onion Woo l Boot
Yollow do Early Turnip do
Red do Orang: Carrot
Long Wliite Parsnip Long Cucumber
Dutch su n’r Squ ash Early do
Crook Neck do Lie Hoad Lettuce
Salmon RadiiLk 1 nperial do
Scarlet do Cab 1 ago Head do
Turnip do Dm iihond Catihage
Early March Peas Early York do
Golden Hotspur do Savoy do
White Marrowfat do Early Sugar Corn
for sale by
GEO W DILLINGHAM.
Jan. 15, 1831.
None L.
/ J4IIE Sheriff s Sales for tho oun’y of
I. 1 arroll will hereafter be published in the
Democrat. Jan. 29.
/ FORT <3A fNFS HFRALD.
• a\dcmm ft an a/ji Tisrn
BY M SVIITII. A , .
-8»(HE very rapid increase of population in the
surrounding couiiiry—the byanlifuland heal
thy situation of Four GaFfxs, b well as •;> ,0-
creasing commercial importance, on so fine iver
—with the facilities thereby if obtaining hi oiikJc
despatch, commercial and other news, from New
Ur,cans und the Northern Ports, anil even fi m
Europe, by the arrival of vessels at the Appalach
icol.i Bay—were amongst the circumstances to
n duce a determination, upon the location of a
Press, as the place. As also, the fieihiies afforded
by nihil conveyance, pirecl fiom Washington city
anil the Northern Porta, generally—as v eil as iu
1 * , ‘H« e: >t directions into every part of Georgia.
F'lorida and Alabama.
rhe Fort Gaines Herald, will always be a tree ■
and independent paper devoted to no' party, but
opentoall. It will contain Foieign anii Domestic
Inteligence-Political discussion of interesting sup
jt cts, predicated on the rights and soviyPignU of
the states, and the constitutional confederation of
the AmeriCHn Union —Miscellanous articles—Lit
erary Moral Ac. A full and faithfuDcr mint,
will be given every week, of the proceedings of
gcneial interest, of the Georgia and Alaha on Le
gislatures. and of FloridflYand of lire Congress of
the United .States. Also a roinmerciaf r- gis 1 if,
of the current prices, of Foreign ami ,mmcstic
produce; at New Orleans.. Mobile. Appalacntcola
Bay. Magnolia. * olnoibns. Fort.Gajncs. AspaJaga,
Savannah. < 'harlcston. Sand(’and New York Also
an aecnu l of the Agricultural affairs of this sec
tion of country
l'he Herald shall sustain the came of truth,
of injured innocence, of wounded reputation, of
insulted justice, and the • rights of nmri.”
I he Editors will remark, that they highlt approve
of the policy of the President of the United Bt«ti-s
relative to the Union generally, but parlicula ly
to the South. Also of that of the Governor of
Georgia, and the present measures of tire rulimr
party
GEO. W. DILLINGHAM.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
DRY-GOODS,
GROG ERIKS,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OILS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
WINES,
HATS, SHOES. READY-MADE
CLOATHING,
Castings , Shaker Garden Seeds,"School
Hooks,
Togethcr with a variety of other Goods adapted
to tlie market and season.
Columbus, January 8 1831 —-13 ts
WHOLESALE
HAT fin
Ife 7 BOOT* U
JSTORE,
S A V \\NA IT.
rHE sttbserbers have just received a complete
assortment of
HAT a, IVOTS & SHOES,
selected principally for the country trade, and of
er them low for Money or good Paper.
GEO. NEW HALL & Cos
Young's Buildings.
Oct. 2. 1830 2h
POWERS Ac NAFEW, -
HAVE Ju t received by Sicam Boat Bnfiimora
and offer for sale, an assortment of
HA no WARE Aj\n CVTLEoY,
—CONSISTING OF
Superfine Pen A Pocket Knives,
Knives and Fork®—Rogers super. Razora,
Locks of every description,
Hand and cross cu' Saws— Butts A Screwg,
B ass asn Irons—Shovels & Tongs,
Collins, 4 co. cast sleol Axos—broad Axcnt,
lloes, Trace Chains, Sad Irons,
Steel Yards— Guns,
Looking Glasses. Ac. /pe.
CUUCKEH Y, C ISA 4- GLASS WARE
GROCERIES.
Cogniac Brandy—Holland Ginn,
American Swan Gin,
Double Refined Sugar.
Sperm Candlos—Lest Car en dish Tobacce,
Spanish and American Segars,
On consignment,
100 Sacks Cadiz SALT.
January 8, 1831—11
HARVF.Y IIA IL,
ONTINUEri the mauofneturo of Tin 3Vur4r
y at his old stand, and has on hand a well sup
plied stock, with a variety of
JAPANNED BLO K TIN & PEWTER
WARE.
Just received from New York; among which are
splfcndid
Coffee and Tea Urns,
Patent HaUinr.es, Scales ftp Wcinh's.
He invites the attention of country merchniita
Jeeling assured that he can givo them a- gi-o<l
bargains as they can got iu any part ofthostate-
Jan 15. 14
D. S. SMITH. '
Y\' ATCH-M \KF.R AND JEWEt.LER, lift*
V T on hand a Splendid assortment of
Gold and Silvor Watches,
G Id Chain-- and Seals,
La dies*Gold •Neck v.'ltains,
Filligree Far Rings and Bread Pins,
Pearl and Jet F'inger Rings,
Gold Medaffions,
Silver and Pia*e' Table ».iVN , e:i.spo,,nS , r
, Snuffers and Trays,
Elegant Silver Mounted Dishes,
Fine Spanish Knives, *
Ever Pointed Pencils,
Tooth Brushes,
Superior Razor's aud Strapps,
Pocket Books,
Violin Strings,
and a large quantity of other articles too numer
ous to mention; all of which will be sold on the
most accommodating terms. Clocks and Watch
es repaired aud warruuled.
Columbus, Fib. 4,lBll—l6—ts
GROCE HIE S,
J UST Landing from the Ann Howard
12 llhds. Prime Sugars,
400 Bus. Liverpool Ground Salt,
30,000 lbs Sweedes Iron,
For sale on accomodating terms,
Jan. 29. JON. A. HUDSON.
FOR SALE,
V VALUABLE trai t of LA.VD, (Mulberry
Creek running through the same,) drawn by •
Amas* Bf.nnett—No. 90,in the 20th District— ■
formerly Muscogee, now Harris county; which
will be sold Low—for terms, apply by letter, or
otherwise, to
ELI VS FORT, %
Savannah, Georgia.
y. B All persons arc forbid trespassing op the
Bume, in any manner—as the Law will be rigidly
enforced. . •
January, 1831—13
FOR SALE ou RENT '
j MROM Tho first nay of January next, Lot No.
1 l 180, on Ogletliovp Street) o»i vvhiyh there is a
1 co'iifnftsbla Dwelling House and Aitih -u, — and
the Lot in good repair The terms i r ! be made
©any to a good pur h-i e: or tenan* —Apotv to
j • FLYNN A v\ .UTEtjiDE
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