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About The Democrat. (Columbus, Ga.) 1830-18?? | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1831)
GEORGE W. I)ILLI.\GUAJI Offers fov Sale, Bolt, brown roUon Sheet . “S' vVf ingsand Shirtings, 1.000 do. blenched “ do. 1.0(10 do. Plaids Stripes & Checks. 100 do. Calicoes, «io. Nankeens, 100 do. Bearerteens, 1 CASE Irish Linens, 1 do. Navarino Bonnets, do. Leghorn do. 1 do. Thread Lares, i do. Assorted Silks, l do. Swiss Muslins, I do. Cambrics, 1 do. Gloves, every descrijitioD, 1 do. Hosiery, I do. Flags and Bandannas, 1 do. Snawls and Scarfs, I do. Umbrellas and Parasols, 1 do. Oil Cloths, 1 do. Fine Broad Cloths, SaV melts, and Cassimereis, 1 do. Vestings, <5 do. Ready made Cloatliing, Saltins, Ribbons, Ginghams', combs is ortod, 12 Cases ll.* ••dry's celebrated Castor Hats, 15 Cases and Trunks Shoes, 1 Case Percussion Guns, , 35 Pair Pocket Percussion Pistols, tit),ooo per cussion caps, 1 Case Superior Cutlery assorted, 1 do. Fine Jewelry do. 1 do. German Violins, 1 do. Flutes and Fifes, 20 Doz. Silver, Tortoise Shell and Common Spectacles and Goggles, Coral Beads and Silver Thimbles, 50 Reams Foolscap and Letter Paper, 100 Reams Wrapping do. 15 Packages Crockery and Glass Ware, Barrels Coperas, Alum, Putty, Lampblack, Spanish brown, Venetian red, Copat and black Varnish, 200 Kegs White Lead, ground ill Oil, 150 Bags Shot, 2000 lb Bar Lead, 1 Case superior Mill Saws, 1 do. Crosscut do. 1 do. Hand do. 1 Cask Smoothing Irons, 50 Doz. Collins At Co’s. Cast Steel Axes, 2 Sacks heavy Trace Chains, Ibbotson’s Patent Scythe Blades, Setts Blacksmiths' Tools, Paint, Sash, Floor, White Wash, and Counter brushes in great variety, 1,500 lb. selected Sole Leather, 50 Sides Upper do. Corn mills—Fanning mill Irons in sets, Wheat and Sa; and Sifters, 2,000 Galls Stone Ware Jugs, Jars & Churns, 20 quarter casks Madcria, Marseilles Sherry TeuerifFe and Malaga Wines, I pipe Bordeaux Claret, 3 do Otard Cognac and Seigrrette Brandy*, 25 Barrels Jamaica, St. Croix, ,Sl N. E. Ruin, 200 do. Western Whiskey, 20,000 Dos mycos Keu Martin Scgars, 100 boxes Common do. 50 Boxes Bar Soap, 12 Tierces New Rice, 200 Barrels Handsome Sugar, 20 Hilda do. do. 100 Sacks Coffee, 150 Barrels Prirno New-Orleans Molasses, 30 Kegs Lane’s, Read »Yco. Cavendish, & com mon Tobacco, 170 Pieces Kentucky, Dundee, and Inverness Cotton Bagging, 100 Coils Bale Rope, 800 lb Bagging Twino, Barrels Loaf and Lump Sugar, Pepper & Pi mento, Alcohol, Spts. Turpentine & Castor Oil. April 22, 1031. Mew Store THE Subscriber has recently opened an Establishment at Columbus, and of fers for sale at reasonable prices— SALT, Gin, Buck and Bird SUGAB, French Brandy, Shot, COFFEE, American Bran- Bar Load, Fiiksii Flour, dy*, Writing paper, WHISKEY, Jamaica Spit its, Wraping Pa- MOLASSES, Teneriffe Wine, per, PORK, Malaga Wine, Tobacco, IRON, Muscatel Wine, White Lead, NAILS, Pert Wine, Sweet Oil, BALE ROPE, Cherry Bi unce, Seidlrtz Pow- BAGGING, Allspice, ders, Dried Fruit, Pepper, Cards, Mackerel, Crackers, Domestics, Cranberries, Raisins, Shoos, White Beans, Soap, Hats, itum, Rifle Powder, A constant supply will he k ept of all the articles considered suitable for thin market in the line of ait oceis 11: * , IRONMONGER Y, II I RD I VAR If AND CROCKERY. Orders from the Country will be faith fully and punctually attended to. The terms are Cash, Cotton, or Bank able ACCEPTANCES. R. I\ GIYA HI). C'r’The Store is at the Brick Building nearly’ opposite Nourse k. Clarke’s llat and Shoe Store. N. B. SALKS AT AUCTION, Every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. Columbus, April 22.—28— 1f. MERCERS CLUSTER, AND METHODIST IIYM\S. Principally front the collection of the Rev. JOHN WESLEY, M. A. —ALSO— A selection of approved «bci;ool Hooks. Young's Assistant, Easy Lessons, Popular do. National Reader, Latin Reader, Scientific Class Book, Toney's Botany, Woodhrnlge Geography* and Atlas, Fickctt's class Bonks, Webster and Walker's Dictionary, English Reader, Webster’s Spelling Books, Bibles and Testaments, Blank Books and Stationary, A few pieces fashionoble Musk. For sale by GEO. tV. DILLINGHAM. May 21, 1831. Received by Steam Bt. Gen. Marion, \ good srrvi.Y of WHISKEY, RUM MOLASSES, M ICKEREI. PORK, LARD, CANDLES SOAP, SHOT, COM EE A GRINDSTONES, ALSO (> Firkins first quality Butter. March 23. J. \. HUDSON. PORK AND MACKEREL. \FEW barrels in fine order, received by tire Georgian and for vale by ] GEO. \V. DILLINGHAM. '■ I, i-' ; si »f Spri i?xf Goods. f |MIE Subscribers have just been fecei- JL vmg a large supply of SPRING GOODS, i which makes their assortment very complete. —Among which arc — Flack Italian Lustring, Gros do Nap of various colours, Sarsonctt and Siuchcw Silks, Pink, blue, white and straw color and Satin, I do. do. do. do. Green Florence, do do. do. do. Italian Crape, Canton Caiuict an*i Pongee, Blacl* bombazine, and bomhazett, Flick and green worsted Berage, Fig’d and plain Swiss Muslin, Do. do Jaconett do. Rook and Mull do. Fig'rd. and plain BoMue.lt, Plaid Cainbi ick, Biue Pink and Buff Ginghams, Primed Muslins .and Calicoes, Blue and y ellow Nankeen, Furniture Dimity, White and brown Linen Drilling, White Sattin Jans, Cotton Cassimore, Thread bobinett, and muslin Edgings, Thread and bobbinett Footings, Bonnett, cap, and bel' Ribbons, Embroideked Ariaplan Crape and Gauze Shawls, white Kid Gloves, B.aek Horsekin Gloves, Ladies Horsekin Mitts, I.aiiics silk Umbrellas and Parasols, Gentlemen's Woodstock Gloves, do Linen Drilling do. Bl'k silk and Tabby velvet, Marseilles and Valentia Vestings, Ladies Corsets, 111 k and coloured Cambricks, Ladies Reticules, do. bead money Purses, Narrow silk and worsted Biaid, Cotton Fringe and eord, Silk worsted and cotton suspenders. Gentlemen’s bandanna, Spitlefield and Flag Handkerchiefs, do. bl’k Italian cravats, do Navarino, Bombazine, and Bristle Stocks, Ladio's and Gentlemen’s silk and cotton llose, Gentlemen’s half do do Green bor’d. Table covers, White Marseilles counterpanes, Bleached and unbleached Seetings and Shir tings, 20 pieces superfine Linen, Fine gilt death Brushes, do do. crook'd crumb Brushes, Willow Ba.kets and Table mats, A variety of Millenary Goods suitable for the season. Ready made Summer Cltfathing. The best assortment we have been able to offer to the publick consisting of about four hundred suits of various qualities. BOOTS At SHOES. (OO pr’s Gentlemen’s sewed and Nailed vVellington Boots Jackson Shootces, Ladies prunella and Leather Bootes, do. bl’k and eolr’d heel’d Pumps, do. do Walking Shoos, . do. white satin Pumps, Misses and children’s Bootees and Shoes of every description, Gentlemen’s black and drab hats, do. Havanna do. Long and short handle Brooms, Shaker Garden Seeds. The above articles-with many more too nu merous to mention will be sold, our custom ers and tire public in general are invited to call and examine for themselves. I*. J. DAVIES &. CO. March If) 23 I*KI« POIERY. ROWLAND’S Macassar Oil, Bears do. Diamond Cologne, Teniplo do. Lyre . <lo. Lavendar Water, Honey do. Spirits Rose. Fine scented Ilnir Powder, Genuine scented Olivo Violet and Rose Soap, Soda Soap, Saponaceous compound, —Also—S doz. large braids of Hair, Rolls, Puffs and Ringlets of various colours. For sale by L. J. DAVIES & CO. March 19 2.1 ts Spring Goods. POWERS Sr A'AFEir ItAV E just received au assortment of Spring Goods, such as Brown and White Linen Drilling, Rouen Oassiineres, 3-4 B. M. Circassians, Hamilton and Mattewan Stripes, “ Drillings, fml. Russia Sheetings, Osnaburglis, Super 14 Irish Linens and Lawns, , Do. Brown do. do. Do. White Mersaillcs Vesting, Calicoes and Ginghams, Super li. M Genoa Velvet, Fancy Scarfs and Shawls, Ilorsekin and Grass Clot’. Glove 9, Green Worsted Barrage, Belt Ribbons, »Vc. Ac. —ALSO— READY MADE SUMMER CLOTHING, Br« and White Linen Pantaloons & Jackets, j Stormont do. j Stripes, do. do. j White and Col’u. Mersaillcs Vests. Drab Beaver Hats, ! Palm Leaf Ac. Ac. 1 May M, I«ni. NOTICE. II MONTHS afterdate applica tion will ye made to the honorable the Into r .or court o yiwofhcr comity, when sitting for ordinary , Wises, fcr to sell the rerl estate of John . . Hussey, minor orphan of John Hussey, deceased. J 3. HUSSEY, Guardian. March 7th 1831. \s:Yvliai* <sf tfjr .State of CJroiQfa, For Sale by MOITRSE k, CLAKK. •Columbus April 22—ts. !Vew Goods and CHEAP GOODS. r 3NIIE suliser her has recently recoivi-d, and i 1 • now opening on Broad Street, a general as sortment of Groceries, Hard Ware Cutlery.! I.tanking-Classes, Combs, Shoes, Boots. Ilat.-. and ready made Clothing All of which he of- j ter* at low price, for Cash by the wiiolosa'r , and retail, March It* E FF.ATHFRSTON. j <7g#-jr fltllE SI BSCRIRER has made ur- R rnngements to keep the ff:«T\2SLWSDIKW. He returns his thanks to his friends and the | public for the encouragement they have given. | tie hopes their patronage will bo continued GEO. AV. DILLARD. Colinnlus, April dth, 1831. 2(5 —ts liOSt. If OST on the road bet .veen Magnolia, in the JL_J county of Hat is, and Greenville, in the county of Meriwether, a large red Morocco poc ket-book containing about nfloen or twenty dollars in notes on the banks of this Slate, and also one promissory note executed by W’illiam (Lido, to ho subscriber for ton collars; —also a note^*xectiled by William Clark to John 1). Par adise for eighteen dollars, thirty seven and one half cents, and some other notes and papers not recollected particularly. Any information in relation to the same will be thankfully received | by the subscriber residing near Greenville, i Merriwether county; and all persons are hereby I cautioned against trading for the promissory* I notes described above. JOHN CLARK. May 14, 1831 GEORGIA — Stewa rt County. V\ r HEREAS John L Easter of said State i I v V and county, has this day made applica lion to me for Letters of Administration on the j Estate of John Easter, sea. late of said county j and stale, dcc’d. And Whereas Lavinah E. Brady, also applies | to me for letters of administration on the estate of Nathan Brady jun dec. of said county iY state. THESE ARE THEREFORE to ci'e arid admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said dcc'd. to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law to shew cause (if any they should have.) why said let tors of Administrati n should not be granted on the next ter i of the Court of Ordinary.— Given under rny* hand and private seal, no seal of ollico, this 2d May, 1831. THuMAS R. MANGIIAM, c c o. Mat, 7, 1831, ; GEORGlA— Merriwether County ! f ' FORGE CRANE, tolled before Gideon i VJT Uristian, a Justice of the peace in and for ' said county, a dalk Bay Marc about four years ! old,with a vlnr in her forehead, a long swab tail, I and shod before—appraised by John Rediti and | Spencer C. Crane to thirty-five dollars, tins the ! Ith day of April 1831. O F LEVERETT, Cl'h.i c. m. c. May 7,1831.—1 t. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. A GREEABLE to an order of the Infe- I rior Court of Muscogee County, sit- J ting for Ordinary purposes, will he sold on the I first Tuesday iri June next in the Town of Co s! lumbus, between the usual honrs of sale : All the rc;t 1 and personal property belonging to the esate ot Robert B Henipliill deceased, late of said county—Consisting of a Negro man, Car penter, and other articles of a perishable nature. FRANCIS GEDION, Adm’r. April Olh 1831 t,ds—2fi VDMINISTRATORS SALE.—On the first Tuesday in August next, will lie sold at the Court House in the Town of Greenville, Merri wether county, between the usual hours of salo, lot’of land No one hundred and twenty two, in the Bth district of said cornty, sold for the bene fit of the heirs and creditors of John Fullin,dec. this 12th May 1831. 1 ' JAMES CUSHION, Admr. May 14 tds EXECUTOR’S S ALE POSTPON ED. IN pursuance of the last will and testament of Edmund Carlisle late of Morgan county, dec. will lie sold before tlm Court house door, at CarupbelUon, Campbell county, on the first Tuesday in august next, within the legal hours of salif, Lot of Land No. 137. in the first district of originally Carroll now Campbell enmity liir the benefit of the heirs.—Terms published on the day of sale. WILLIAM W. CARLISLE, /.TV. May 1 L E XEC UTO EPS SAL E PONT I*ON EI >. rN pursuance of the last will and testament of Edmund Carlisle late of Morgan county,dee. will be so’rl before the Court bouse door, at Campbelllon, Campbell county, on the first Tuesday in August next, within tho legal hours of sale. Lot of Land No. 137. in Iho first district of originally Garroll now Campbell county for the benefit of the heirs—Terms published on the day of sale. • WILLIAM YV. CARLISLE, Ex’r. May 14. EX EC I TOR’S SALE. TI7ILL BE SOLD on the first Tuesday in V 7 June next agreeable to an order of the In ferior court of Muscogee county, all the real estate of Elijah Jewett, deceased, in said coun ty, consisting of a lot in the town of Columbus, on the corner of Randolph and Broad streets, on which is a large two story framed house with other out houses. Terms, a credit until the2f>lh December next, the purchaser giving bond with approved security. JOHN LOOMIS, FxV. March 15th 1831. 23 tds IVTOTICE.— All persons having claims a j N gainst the late C. C. Birch deceased, of Talbot county, are requested to present them jto me, legal' v established, as early vis possible (at least \» ithiu the time prescribed by law) or no attention whatever will be paid to thorn, and these indebti to him are informed that the state of his alfairs will not admit of any indul gence. JOHN N. BIRCH, Adm’r ofC. C Birch deceased. March 7, ISM 22 ts MONTH S' after date I shall nplpv to the honourable tho Inferior Court ofTalhot ounfy, while sitting for Ordinary purposes, for l’uvo to sell all the real estate of <'har,czC. Birch, late of said county deceased, for. the; i benefit of the creditors JOHN V BIRCH, Adm’r. | ofj’. C. Birch deceased. March 7, lo3i —ieH and. JOHN TAYLOR A LEMUEL MDKREIT I A T nCINE V >• A T LA IT, ILL practice in partnership at the Apts-1 '’’ lacliicoia Bay Mr. M. riel util alien)! regularly to the tu moo of their offiee, at tire I Bar, when not nec - - iri'v absent. Feb y 12 L 18—f n ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. YJI7TLL BE FOLD to tba highest bidder,on I tv Riddick Square in the town of TalLoltoii. in ralbot county, on trie 20th day of April r ext, j (Weriije.dayj the following property to wit : 1 4.B'H# feet hewed tmihi-r. I ->77 feel joist j sleepers and scantling, ‘..125 feet d.esscri do.) M 2 feet small scantling. L.itio feet ofpiank, ; feet of sin cling, a lot ot’ shingles tube 7 : !)<>. 3' woiis benches, 13 wimhiw frames, 13 nartlv fin ished, 8 saw benches, 5 juries and a few load, sand, some stone and st.me work, constituting the foundation of the corn t-lmuse and a perch or two of the Jail -1 Iron grates, a small quan tity of bar iron, and about thirty bushels lime — j All lire property of the deceased, constituting a j part of the materials and preparations for the! court house and Jail ill .-aid county —Ti ro:.' at sale. JOHN N. BIRCH, Adm'r. j of G. C. liiieh deceased. j March 7, 1831 25 and I|1 11E hooks for subscription for 1,000 -A- Shares of the Stock of the Fa-mers Batik of. Chattiihnochee will ho opened at the Court j House in Columbus, on the Gth Ju e m xt. pre cisely at It)o’clock, A. M ,Y be kept open three j days, four horns in each day. HAItKLY MARTIN.) 31 OSES BUTT. ' Com'rs. HEN J. l». TARVER. S Crluluhvs, Mo 7. 1831. LOOK AT TH IS. 4 LL persons are forewarned from trn'bng for * three promisorv notes of ha rid given by my self to one Asa Tillman; two foi thirty dollars each »Y one for ten dollars, all due the 25tlr Dec. 1831; tor 1 do not intend to pay them will com pelled by law, for they h* ve been fraudulently obtained. JOHN WHATLEY. Jan. 1. 6m LOOK AT THIS. THEREBY forwarn all persons from trading tor two notes of liar id given by myself to John Mote, for live hundred dollars each, one due the 25th day of December 1831, the other due the 25til of December 1833, as tiie above notes were fraudulently obtained, 1 do not intend to pay them; this 11th .March 1631. PHILIP PLE&S. March 11) 33—ts VOLUME EIGHT of tuk item 3 a ix22ij<s>sxr<«m *?, Or Bower of Literature, Embellisher! Quarterly, villi a fine Engraving. Devoted exclusively to Polite Literature, comprised in the following subjects: Original and Select Tales, Essays, American and For eign Biography, Travels, History, Notices of New Publications, Summary of News, Original and Select Poetry, Amusing Miscellany,'’Hu mourous and Historical Anecdotes, iVc. «.Yc. On commencing anew volume the publisher pledges lrimseli to his patrons that his unremit ting endeavours shall be exerted to meet their expectations. The Repository will contin ue to bo cordttctcd on the same plan and afford ed at the same convenient rate, which ho has reason to believe has hitherto given it so wide a circulation; andstrch a durable and flattering I popularity as has rendered it a favourite and amusing visitor during the seven year3 of its publication. 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It is impossible, nor shall we think of attempt ing to give in a mere prospectus, an adequate idea of the variety and spirit which it shall bo the constant aitu to infuse into the page® of tha Co.mic Mirkor. it will be satisfactory, liowev cr, to show, by the testimony of the most dis tinguished physicians, that invalids of almost every description will derive benefit from our labors; particularly those who are afflicted with weak rierves, lowness of spirits; and complaints of a dyspeptic or bilious nature To these our work will prove invaluable, and the smile cf good humour which will brighten the counten ance, and the sense of inward satisfaction and scif-coniphiccncy which will assuredly put our patients in the best of humour with themselves and with the world, will induce them to throw, forthwith, their bottles, pills, and “phytic to the dogs.” We can only specify among the general and diversified topies of the future pages of the work: Touches at the Pride, Whims and Follies of the Times, in which the lash of satire will bo usrjd with unsparing severity; but always ia such general terms, and with such perfect goodnature, as to give no cause of personal of fence Humours and Vagaries of the Police Office, where human nature is exhibited in its true co lours, and vice exposed in its naked deformity, only that the beacon may serve as a warning to the dissolute and vicious Doings ol‘ Folks about town; The Ways of the World, and Peeps behind (ho curtain; caric atures; Talcs of Hum nr; Sketches of wit anff anecdotes of celebrated character s, men of Fan cy arid Fashion, who have nothing else to do but to entertain their neighbors, and inspire others with their flashes of wit and merriment, which is ‘wont to set the table in a roa .” The whole will be illustrated by numerous Comic l itgravings, executed at great expense, and v Licit of themselves will furnish an inex haustible fund of amusement, and may, better than any thing else, be taken upon a dull rainy day, or serve to beguile an hour which would, otherwise pass heavily awav. 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