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POETRY.
For the Democrat.
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Notlrer’s tho spa kling bright,
Like the blazing of the mid-day sun;
Or the flashing of a meteor’s light,
That fir a moment brightly shone:
But !*'hor liko the moon's mild beam,
That on the trembling water’s play;—
Unlike-livd meteor’s gleam,
It shines with sojt but steady ray.
Not her’s the tulips gatiday bloom,
So showy with its crimson dye;
Unyielding any sweot perfume,
It pleases nothing but the eye:
But rather liko that lowly flower,
Which not to all its beauties spread;
Bui in some lone requeoter’d bower,
Lifts modestly its fragrant head.
NUMA.
THE GIFT.
Take, oh lake, the Gift I bring ;
Not the blushing roso of spring,
Not a gem from India’s cave,
Not tho coral of the wave,
Not a wrea.h to deck thy brow,
Not a ring to bind thy vow ;
Bri. liter is the gift I bring,
Friendship’s puriest otforing.
Take 'he Book 1 on, may it be
Treasured long and dear bv thee;
Wealth may buy thee richer toys,
Lore may weave theo brighter joys,
Hope may sing a sweeter lay,
Pleasure shed a softer ray;
• But not love nor wealth may twine,
Wreath so pure as this of mine:
Hope nor pleasure spread a hue,
Half so lnsting, half so true—
Keep, oh keep, the gift I bring,
If is friendship’s offering.
A TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION.
Far" 'bee well—thou knowest I love thee,
Though misfortune on thee frown
And thy prospects, blackening ov’r thee,
Weigh thy manly spirit down; —
Though the tempest round thee raging,
Threaten to annihilate,
And a life of pain and sorrow
Stems decreed to thee by fate;-
Th ugh the flowers which thou hast, loved, —
Flowers which once were blooming fair, —
Now «re leafloss, drooping, withered,
Now are scattered in the air;—
Though there is no earthly object,
Which can thv affections claim,—
Though the friends which round thcehovor,
Proves to be friends in name ....
We must part— perhaps forever !
Wheresoe’er thou shall be driven,
Wav tliy Ond watch o'er thee ever !
Farewel! ' inav wo nice! in heaven 1
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JfpllP '-X' n-'• JI'KR l> -.s Just received nt the,
COLI MHIN HOOK, STATION
ARY, A XI) F WIV STO'tE. o e d> r
below P.ihi t' .i 'l ''. tew on broad street—soo
Sheets of Musi k, ronsisti g of Songs, March
es. 'Valt7.es, fotilions. Keels, and for sale as
clie.-.o as can bo htainnd in the northern cities
-11,80 —The following late Novels:
The Water " i’rh or 'ho Skim ter of the seas,
2 vnls.; The Hems of Brugess, 2 vols. ; The
Separation, 2do Maxwell, 2 do Stories of a
Bride, 2 do The Siamese Twins, I vol. Voya
ges and Oiseo ~-ries of the (Companions of Co
luinhns. 1 do. Toe Christian Ministry, 2 vols
Mason's Farrier J vol. K. S. NORT' >N
’'lay 4, If >
CO LUMRUS
II IT STOKE.
M M !
TYpUTRSK & CLARK lnve mmoved to tho
±1 now brick building next south of Smith <V
Morgan’s «t »so in Bread Stroet, " bero they of
fer for sal* on the most accommodating terms,
a general assortment Hats of *heir own man
u factor© among which are VV hite, Drib, and
Black Beaver, Otter and fine Rorani Hats.
N «V C will bo cops'antly receiving
anp.itios from their factory? and of the latest
fashions.
\LSO—Gentlemen’s ready made clothing
consisting of elegant Dress and frock Coats.
Pantaloons, and Vests.
Columbus. Mmt 14 l w 3!
Swing Goods.
POWERS Sf .WJFEIV
HAVE just received ati assortment ol
Spring Goods, such as
Brawn and White Linen Drilling,
Hu ( n Cassitneres,
3-4 B. YL Circassians,
Hamilton and Ms.li’vnn Stripes,
“ Drillings,
I ml. Russia Sheetings,
Osnabiir'rhg,
Su"«r 4 1 Irish Linens and Lawns,
Do Brown do do.
Do White Vtoisoilles Vesting,
Calicoes a' and Ginghams,
Soper R M Genoa Velvet,
Lwv and Shawl- 1
I’ c elu Grass Cld h Gloves,
G-.-en Worsted ft, rraoe,
ft * 1 Ribbons. Ao Ac?
\LSO—
BT \DY MADE «C .MF.lt CLOTIHNG.
R o and While Linen Pantaloon* Jt Jackets,
Si<,rnv>nt do.
St-ioe, da. do.
Wh 'e e- and rVVJ Mersailleß Vests.
7'* a'- "re- (fats,
Jal • Xr
May 14, IcJl.
Spring Goods.
713 IIE Subscribers have just been recei
-M. ving a large supply of SPRING GODDS,
which makes their assortment very complete.
—Among which are —
Black Italian Lustring,
Gros do Nap of various colours,
Sarsenett and Siochew v -i!ks,
Pink, blue, white and straw color and Satin,
do. do. do do. Green Florence,
do do. do. do. Italian Crape,
Canton Camlet and Pongee,
Blacl bombazine, and bombazett,
Black and green worsted Rerage,
Fig'd and plain Swiss Mu hn,
Do. do Jaconett do.
Book and Mull do.
Fig rd. and plain Bobinett,
Plaid Oambrick,
Blue Pink and Buff Ginghams,
Printed Muslins and Calicoes,
Slue and yellow Nankeen,
Furnituie Dimity,
\\ bite and brown Linen Drilling,
White Sattin Jane,
Cotton Cassimere,
Thread bobinett, and muslin Edgings,
Thread and bobbinett Footings,
Bonnott, cap, and beli Ribbons,
Embroidered Ariaplan Crape and Gauze
Shawls,
white Kid Gloves,
Black llorsekin Gloves,
Ladies llorsekin Mitts,
Ladies silk Umbrellas and Parasols,
Gentlemen’s Woodstock Gloves,
do. Linen Drilling do.
Bi ll silk and Tabby velvet,
Marseilles and Valentia \ estings,
Ladies Corsets,
B 1 k and coloured Cambricks,
Ladies Reticules,
do. bead money Purses,
Narrow silk and worsted Braid,
Cotton Fringe and cord,
Silk worsted and cotton suspenders.
Gentlemen’s bandanna, Spitleiield and Flag
Handkerchiefs,
do. bl’k Italian cravats,
do Navarino, Bomoazine and Bristle
Stocks,
Ladio’s and Gentlemen’s silk and cotton Hose,
Gentlemen’s half do do
Green bor’d, fable covers,
White Marseilles counterpanes,
Bleached and unbleached Seetinga and Shir
tings,
20 pieces superfine Linen,
Fine gilt cloath Brushes,
do do. crook'd crumb Brushes,
Willow uaskets and ’fable mats,
A variety of Millenary Goods suitable
for the season.
Ready made Sommer Cloathing.
The best assortment we have been able to offer
to the public k consisting of about four hundred
suits of various qualities.
BOOTS & SIfOFS.
100 pi’s Gentlemen’s sewed and
Nailed Vellington Boots
Jackson Shoetces,
Ladies prunella and Leather Bootes,
do bl'k and colr’d heel’d Pumps,
do. do AValking Shoes,
do. white satin Pumps,
Misses and childien’s Bootees and Shoes of
every description,
Gentlemen's black and drab hats,
do. Havanna do.
Long and short handle Brooms ,
Sit nicer Garden Seeds.
The above articles with many more too nu
merous to mention will be sold low, our custom
ers and the public in geneial are invited to call
and examine for themselves.
L.J. DAVIES 8t CO.
March Ift 23
rr (o a si an n si a
SKOi: STORE.
E. WELLS, 8t CO. Have
_ removed to the Brick Building
•Sfe* Yi next doer above Win. D Har-
M* groves on Broad street, wheie
they offer for sale on reasona
terms Boots and Shoes of every description, of
their own manufacture, oonsisting of
200 pair Gentlemen’s Boots,
300 do Calfskin shoes, high & low quarters,
100 do Calfskin Pumps,
75 do. Buckskin Shoes,
50 do. Sealskin Pumps,
200 do. Brogans,
300 do. Coarse Shoes,
LADIES VRUXFLLO SOOTS fy SHOES of
various kinds.
Do. Morocco Shoes,
Do. Sealskin do.
Do. Calfskin do.
Leather walking shoes and Bottees,
Misses and Childrens Boots and Shoes of ev
ery description.
N. B. All work of their own Manufacture
warranted not to rip.
July 2, 1831 —ly.
Hardware .
\ handsome assortment of Hardware, Fine
Cutlery, Hollow waro, Scythe Blades, Hoes
Collins At Co's. Caststeel axes. Boars Castsloel
axes.
ALSO—2O setts Blacksmith’s Tools, com
plete.—For sale.
June 11. J A HUDSON
SPRING AND HUMMER
(G <D<D D a
- received an excellent and full assortment of
Silks Ginghams, Calicoes. Muslins, Cambricks,
Brown Linens, Nankeens, Vestings, Broad and
Navarino Cloths, Bombazines, Bomhazetts, bl'k
Lastings,Silk Velvets, Linen Drillings, A’c A:e.
Also—A complete assortment of Fine and
Course, high and low quartered SHOES.
Which is offered at my usual accommodating
terms. Country Mor bants would do well to
call and examine for themselves.
June 11, IBM J A. HUDSON
MERCERS FLUSTER,
AND
METHODIST HYMNS.
Principally from the collection of the
Rev. John Wesley, m a.
—ALSO—
A selection of approved
School iiooUs.
Young's Assistant,
Easy Lessons,
Ponu'ar do
National Reader,
I Latin Reader
Scientific Class Rook,
Toney's Botany.
I Woodbridpe Geography ami Atlas,
| Pickett’s class Books,
Webster and Walker's Dictionary,
English Reader,
Webster's ‘■'uniting Rooks,
Bible and Teslainen's,
Blink Ib'.iksand .Stationary,
A f.-w pieces fh-hio. oldn Music.
F- sal" bv
a, „ , W. DILLINGHAM.
May 21, U.il.
GEORGE W. DILLINGHAM
Offers for JSalr,
Jj 4 h Bolts brown cotton Sheet
,sL **<l 5? ingsand Shillings,
1 000 do. bleached “ do.
1,000 do Fluids Stripes At Checks.
100 do. Calicoes,
200 do Nankeens,
100 do Bearerteens,
1 CASE Irish Linens,
1 do. Navarino Bonnets,
1 do Leghorn do.
1 do. Thread Laces,
1 do. Assorted Silks,
1 do Swiss Muslins,
1 do. Cambrics,
1 do. Gloves, every description,
1 da. Hosiery,
I do Flags and Bandannas,
I do. Straw Is and Scarfs,
1 do. Umbrellas and Parasols,
1 do. Gil Cloths,
1 do. Fine Broad Cloths, Satlinetts,
’’and Cassimeres,
1 do. Vestings,
0 do Ready made Cloathing,
Sattins, Ribbons, Ginghams, combe ssorted,
I'i Cases Hoortley’s celebrated Lastor Hats,
15 Cases and Trunks hoes,
1 Case Percussion Guns,
25 Pair Pocket Percussion Pistols, CO,OOO per
cussion caps,
1 Case Superior Cutlery assorted,
1 do. Fine Jewelry do.
1 do. German Violins,
I do. Flutes and Fifes,
20 Do*. Silver, Tortoise Shell and Common
Spectacles and Goggles,
Coral Beads and Silver Thimbles,
50 Reams Foolscap and 1 etter Paper,
100 Reams Wrapping do.
15 Packages Crockery and Glass \\a-e,
Barrels Coperas Alum, Putty, Lamp black,
Spanish brown, Venetian red, Copal and black
Varnish,
200 Kegs White Lead, ground in oil,
150 Bags Shot. 200" lb Bar Lead,
1 Case superior Miil Saws,
I Ho. Crosscut d'.
I do. Hand do.
1 Cask Smoothing Irons,
50 Doz. Collins A Co’s. Cast Steel Axes,
2 Sacks heavy Trace ( hains,
Ibbolson’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 L T pper do.
Corn mills —Fanning mill Irons in sets,
Wheat and Sa: and Sitters,
2,000 Galls Stone Ware Jugs, Jars & Churns,
20 quarter casks Maderia, Marseilles cherry
Teneriffe and Malaga Wines,
I pipe Bordeaux Claret,
3 do Otard ۥ gnac and Seignette Brandy,
25 Barrels Jamaica, St. Croix, & N. E. Ruin,
200 do. Western Whiskey,
20,000 Dos mycos 4- Beu Martin Segars,
100 boxes Common do.
50 Boxes Bar Soap,
12 Tierces New Rice,
200 Barrels Handsome Sugar,
20 Hhds do. do.
100 Sacks Coffee,
150 Barrels Prime New-Orleans Mo!as=es,
30 Kegs 1 aue’s, Read dfcco. Cavendish, At com
mon Tobacco,
170 Pieces Kentucky, Dundee, and Inverness
Cotton Bagging,
100 Coils Bale Rope,
300 lb Bagging Twine,
Barrels Loaf and Lump Sugar, Pepper & Pi
mento,
Alcohol, Spts Turpentine & Castor Oil.
April 22, 1831.
COLUM BUS
Book, Slationary and Fancy
& r <d u ji.
O.V hand and for sale, as above the
following popular School Books:
Websters spelling Books,
Walkers Dictionary
Cumming’s Geography and Atlas,
New Federal Calculator,
Teachers, Assistant,
Hale’s Historv of the U. State 9,
Testaments,
History of England,
“ “ Romo,
“ “ Greece,
Also a fine collection of Day’s Moral and En
te-tainiug TOY BOOKS for Ghii dren ; Paper,
Quills, Ink, Ink Stands, Wafers, Sealing Wax,
Paint Boxes, Brushes, &c Arc
E. S. NORTON.
vine door below Powers Nafew Broad
Street.
RECEIVED AND RECEIVING.
Hill Bids IIHIS KEY,
2ft “ MACKEREL 2 3
15 “ ’ J PORK,
60 Bags Coffee, 2 Tierces Rice,
2t)00 lbs. Lead, 25 Barrels Molasses,
Shot, Candles, Soap, 8 Tons Iron assorted,
10 lbs. Loaf Sugar, For Sate by
July 2 J A HUDSON.
L. J. DAVIES Sp CO.
ITAVE just receive i and opening this day,
* » another large supply of
STAPLE & FANCY DID’ GOODS.
Also a good assortment of HARDWARE,
CROCKERY , SUGAR, COFF E, tyc.
June 11,1831.
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
JUST RECIVED.
ONE Pipe Hennesy’s Brandy (very superior,)
l do. Cogniac do.
1 do. Holland Gin,
1 do. Jam’a Ruin,
1 do. Madeira Wine,
1 do Teneriffe do.
6qr casks Malaga do.
The above Liquors were selected hv a good
judge, who paid great attention to QUALITY
Purchasers will please call and examine for
theinselvos. J. A HUDSON.
June 11, 1831
COLLIN’S & CD’S.
CAST,STEEL AXES.
V Large consignment of this celebrated arti
cle direct from the maker's, received by
GEO. VV. DILLINGHAM
June 25, 1831.
DRU . Gt *' MED I
-1)> YSTfJER '
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c.
THE subscriber has just received fresh
from New York a general assortment of the a
liove arlicles A- will sell low for cash, or on time.
Orders from country Physicians, Merchants
will meet prompt attention.
July 16, 1831—ts A P MANLY.
M HB ’' has also ucomfortale lit
(••SiSSa dwelling house, and a small
rlillSf f tnn * rn '"n 0,1 Broad street attach
ed to hi n rug Store that he tv-11
Rent on good terms; tin y can he had “ep,irate
ly ot together, as they are on the same lot
A P. M
SHERIFFS iALEB.
MERIWETHER HALES.
VY7ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in Scp-
V V tember next, between the usual houi sjff
sale, at the Courthouse in Greenville Meni
u ether county, the fi,Rowing property, to-wit:
The State’s interest in lot No. 121 in the 2d
dist fa merly Troup now Merriwether county,
it being the South halt of said lot and containing
100 acres. g.
The States’interest in lot No. 151 In the #th
district of formerly Troup now Merriwether
county, it being Hie west half of said lot, and
containing one hundred ar.d four acres
HUGH LOCKETT, Shcrijf.
June 23d 1831.
! POSTPONED SAI L.
! AJTETILL be sold at the court l ouse in
» * the town of Franklin, Heard coun
ty on the first Tuesday in September next be
tween the usual hours cf sale, tho following
property, viz:
(2<’2 1-2) two hundred two and a ha if acres
of land, more or toss, known by No (9-1) nno
t -four in the l'tli District formerly Carroll t ow
I Heard county, levied on as the property ft !!en
| rv Sturges, to satisfy a fi fa issued front Monroe
S Superior court in favor of William Careway;
i property pointed out by Joseph T. Camp attor-
I ney for Pltf this sth July, 1831.
ALSO —Lot No. three hundred ond
tweutv-five in tho 3rd Dist formerly Coweta
now Heard count}', levied on as the properly of
Samuel Paschal, to satisfy Sunday fi fas in liiy
liand in favor of Joh Bowling, tor the use of
John Rod; and other fi fas—Levy made and
roturned by a constable, this 17th Ma> . 1831
DANIEL WHITAKER, Shff
AT THE SAME TIME «Sc TI.ACE WILL BE SOt.D,
The following property, viz: One Lot
of Land (No 4() in the twelfth Dist formerly
Carroll now Heard county, levied on ns the
propelty of 1). Measles, to satisfy Sundry fi tiis
issued from a Justice's court ol Wilkinson coun
ty in favor of James Neal, levy made and ro
turne.l by a constable, July sth 1831.
ALSO—One horse Mule, levied on as
the property of Wilson R. Young, to satisfy ti
fas in my hands in favor of Joseph T. Camp and
others vs. said Young, this 17th May lferil.
JOHNATHAN MEWSICK, D. S.
July 23, 1831
STEWART SALES.
11/ T ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in
" " September next, in the I own of
Lumpkin Stewart county between the usual
hours of sale, the following property, viz:
LOT No 271. levied on as the property of
John S Scott, to satisfy sundry fi tbs. issued
from a Justices couit ofStew ,rt County against
him in favor of Anthony Dyre and others. Levy
made and returned to me by a constable.
One Lit of Land, No (78) seventy eight in
the 24th district of originally Loo now Stewart
county, levied on as the property of Robert
Stanfield to satisfy one fi fa. issued from a Jus
tices court of Newton county against him in fa
vor of Abijah Brooks.— Levy made and relum
ed to me by a constable.
One negro boy by the name of Don, levied on
as tho property of Peter 1,. Gibson, to satisfy
two fi fas. issued fiom a justices couit of Stew
art county against him in favor of Anthony
Dvre. Levy made and returned to me by a
constable. M II 111 VCH, Shff.
July 23, 1831.
HEARD SHERIFF SALES.
YYTTI/L he sold on the first i uesday in Sep
v V tomher next, between tho usual hours of
sale, at the court hourse in Heard county, the
follow ing property viz:
Lot ot land known by No. (260) two hundred
and, sixty in the third dist. formerly Coweta,
now Hoard county, Levied on as the property of
George Ingram, to satisfy a fi fa issued from
Hancock supetior court in favor of Hamlin West
Abram Miles and Isham U’ost (vs.) George In
gram, this 19th Julv. 1831
Aug 6 DANIEL WHITAKER, Shff
MERIWETHER SALES.
▼ * day in September next at the court house
in Greenville, Merriwether caunty, between
the usual hours of sale, the following ptoperty,
viz:
One negro Woman named EMILY about.
18 or 20 years of age, levied on as tho property of
Asahol C. Holmes, to satisfy a fi. fa which is
sued from Monroe inferior court in favor of
Andrew Ken vs. the said Asahol C. Holmes.
Two horses, levied on as the property of An
gus Gi'lis, to satisfy a fi fa. which issued from
the inferior couit of Henry favor of
Oliver Sage vs. Angus Gillis and Daniel Greg
ory.
One Lot ol land known as No. 122 in tho Bth
Dist. of originally Troup now Merriwether
county, levied on as the property’ of John Pullen
sen. to satisfy a fi fa. which issued from a Justi
ces court iff Hancock county, in favor of Charles
Mcdlock, vs. the said John Pulleu sen.—Lovy
made and returned to me by a constable.
One negro girl by the name of Alcey about
24 years of age levied on as the property of
John Scott to satisfy a fi fa which issued from
the Inferior couit of Lincoln county in favor of
Francis Smith, arim'r. of Austin Smith dec vs.
tho said John Scott
HUGH LOCKETT, Shff.
Aug 61831.
At the same time Sf place will be sold.
Lot of land. No. one hundred 4' fifty-four (154)
in the 1 1th Dist. of formerly T rou p now Mer
riwether county, levied on as the property
of Samuel Cessna, to satisfy one fi fa issued
from the Superior court of Morgan county, a
gainst said Cessna, in favor of William Leon
ard. GREEN TALBOT, D. Shff
Aug. 6, 1831
CARROLL SHERIFF’S HALE.
be sold on the first Tuesday in
* * September next in the town of Car
rollton, Carroll county oetween the usual hours
of sale the following property (to-wit)
Lot of land No (212) in the 2d District of
< arroll county, levied on as the property
of John Doss to satisfy a fi fa issued from a
•fitstices court of Fayette county, in favor of
Thomas Nicho'3 vs. said Dos3, levied on by a
constable.
Lot of land No. 280 in the Bth district Carroll
county, levied upon to satisfy a fi fa issued from
Twiggj superior court in favor of David Jam
eson vs Joseph Polhill, Beuben Wilkes and
Thomas Polhill principals, John Hardin, John
Taylor. Win B. Genre, James Moore At Ben
jamin B Smith, securities on the appeal—prop
erty pointed out by said Smith.
One Bay Stud Poney, levied upon as the pro
perty of G. F. Langford, to satisfy a fi fa issued
from Carroll Superior court in favor of officers
Ac. vs said Langford Julv 25th, 1831.
Lot of f.and No 51 in the 2d district of Car
roll coun'y. levied upon as the property of Jon
athan Skeen to satisfy a fi fa issued from the su
perior com t of Hall county in favor of Alfred
1 Nochalson vs Jonathan Skeen ami Eli McCon
nell. July 2ftth I*3l.
Aug 6. BENJAMIN MERRILL,.Shff
lAt the same time and place , wilt be sold.
r.ot of Laud No 86 in the 11th district Car
! roll county, levied on as tho property of Waniel
Lfiftvii to ratily a fi fa issued trout the superior
court of Green countv. in fk. or ot W tluun I’.
Henry vs said D n’ci C lifton.
Loi oi Land No 12c in the 3d Disliict Carroll
county, levied on as tho prop: rtv of John Mc-
Bride to -atistv a fi fa i ’-mod ft, m a in- licea
court of Monroe eonrly in fivor of Morris Kop
inan vs. said McEriue—ie.icd and returned by
a Constable
Lot of Land No 127 in the th’:d district of
Carroll county, levi and on a3 the pr< party ot Dan
iel S Roman, to satisfy a fi fa issue ! from the
superior court of Richmond county in favor of
John L. Andersen vs. Tunison Cos jell as pt.i,-
eiu :l and 1* S. Roman cori'v
Aug 6. I*ol. H. • U.iTISS. I) Pbff.
"POSTPONED SALE.
be sold at the Court house in
* * Talbottnn, Talbot ccuuty, on the
fitM Tor sdav in Sontembernext, between the n
soil hours of sale the following property to-wit:
Three Negroes as toil, ws: Hannah about 17
years old ami her child, and Nelson a boy, about
ft years old: all levied on as the property of
Pleasant Lawson to sati-fv one fi fa fiom Mon
*oo Superior Court, in favor of Douglass Wat
son, and sundry other entail fi fas from a Justi
ces court in Talbot connlv
JAMES P. PORTIS,SfifT.
July 1, 1831,
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
YT7ILI* be sold on the first Tuesday in Oc
v » tobnr next, before the Pkmrt-House door
in the town ofTalbotton. Talbott county, with
in the usual horns of sale; all the real and per
sonal property of C <’ Birch, dcc’d in said
county,consisting of 6 likely negro fellows, two
women and a girl, one 4 wheel Carriage, one
Road Waggoir, sundry articles of household ami
kitchen furniture, a sett of Carpenter’s Tools,
4c. together with sundry articles too tedious
to mention Sale to continue from day to day
till all is sold, at which time the terms will be
made known. JOILN N BIRCH, Admr.
July 36, 1831. ofO. C. Bmcn, dec.
ADMINISTRATOR’S HALE.
Y 75 / ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in Sep,.
' * tember, at the residence of Doct Will
iam J Germany, in Coweta countv, the per
sonal property belonging to the estate cf Mrs,
M ria Cotton, late of that countv dec.
(Ui’Terms of sale made known on the dav.
July 23 It' J (IF.ft.MA Y.
NOTICE.
MONTH? afterdate application will
* be made to the honourable the Inferior
Court of Muscogee county, who" sotting for or
din&ty purposes, for leave to tell all the ne
groes and real estate of Elijah Jewett, late of
Muscogee county deceased, for the benefit us
the heirs and creditors of the said estate
JOHN LOOMIS, Ex’r.
June 11, 1831.
I £l7’[liL he sold on the first Tuesday in
* October next, at the court house in
tho town of Columbus, Muscogee county, agree
able to an order of tho Inferior court of Bibb
county, sitting for ordinary purposes
Lot of land No. 73, in the Bth Dist rict of said
county, lying within a mile and a half of Co
lumbus, belonging to the orphans of John Ham
tin, late of Bibb county, deceased, sold for their
benefit Terms on the d»v.
CHARLES M CJHWIL,
July 23. Guardian
GEORGIA —Heard County.
WIIFRFAS G. E W. Smith applies to
me for Letters of Administration on tho
'’.stale of John G. Smith late of Catroll county
dec'd.
THESE ARE THEREFORE to ei'c and
admonish, all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of said dec’d. to be and appear at my
office within tho time prescribed by law’ to shew
cause, (if any they have) why le' ters should not
be granted in terms of the law.
Given under my hand and private seal, there
being no seal of office.
P. H. TAYLOR, elk. c. c. o.
July 30.1831.
YB’ILL be sold in the Town of Co*
lambus, on the first Monday in
October next, the following half acre Towjj
Lots, to-wit:
Nos. 9, 10, 26. 172,173, 174.132. 342. 363, 507,
561, 502, 56!*, 572; ami also the following twen
y and fifty acre lots adjoining raid town, to-wit;
Noe. 33 containing 26 acres; 35. 20 acres; 41,
tO acres; and 147, containing 56 acres. All of
which will bo sold for cash or checks or drafts,
on the banks ot Macon, Milledgc ville, Augusta
or Savannah. CAMP A SCHLEY, Atts. so»
July 3ft, 1831. STILES At FANNIN.
GE O ll G Y. I —Stewart County.
rjYOUR MONTHS after date, application will
bo made to the honorable tho court of Or
dinary for and m said county, for leave to sell
two lots of land, No. one hundred and eight in
tho sixtli district of Muscogee county. And
also one lot of land No. one hundred and ninety
two in tho Thirty-third district of formeily Lea
new Stewart county; belonging to the estate of
Joseph While, dec’d
WILEY MASSEY , Adm'r.
July 4,1831 GILEYB WHITE, Admix.
GEORGIA —Randolph County.
Starkey Collins applies tw
* * me for letters of administration ob
the estate of John Roach, late of Laurenso
county deceased These are therefore to cito
and admonish, all and singular tho kindred and
creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at
mv office, within the time prescribed by law to
show cause (if any they have,) why said letters
should not be granted.
Given Under my hand, this Ist day of Junr_
1831. V.’m. 11. BARI’OiV, c . c. o.
Juno 11, 1831.
T^TOTIC E. Some time since was found, and
1Y now with the subscriber in Talbot county,
A POt.'KE T BOOK containing money and pa
pers, As I itave not seen the same advertised
in any of tho public prints, i have thought prop
er to give this notice—hereby requesting tho
owner to como forward, move property A tak&
the samo RICHARD LANGFORD.
July 23, 1831 ,—4t.
•Veir Ferry .
About one mile below Columbus, on the near,
ost and best road to Fort Mitchell and Mont
gomery Alabama. The subscribers have estab>
fished their no w Ferry across the Chattahoochy,
RATES OF FERRIAGE.
Waggon loaded 50 cents,
Waggon empty 25
Pleasure carriages four wheels 59
Gig or Sulkey 25
Cart loaded 25
Cart empty 12 l-S
Man and Horse 6 1-4
Foot passenger when alone 6 1-4
Led horse or foot passenger in company nt»-
tiling.
The road leads directly from the lower enfl
of Bload Sticet, down to the river.
SEABORN JONES,
STEPHEN M. INGERSOLL
June 10. 36
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<T>f tlic iSuitr of (Srorgfff,
For Suit* by iXOUILSE it CLARK*
Columbus Apr* di.~ 4f.
