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About The Democrat. (Columbus, Ga.) 1830-18?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1831)
POETRY. ST. PATRICK. Every reader, we suppose, is familiar with the service St Patrick is reported to have confeired on Ireland, in freeing the soil front all hicps o’ reptiles. Assu ning the fact, we present to the readers of the Atlas the followin'' eulogistic ver ses describing the event, which we copy from a .a!e Dublin journal.—.V. V. Mas. 0 ! Sr. Patrick was a gentleman, And came from dacent people, lie built a church in Dublin town, And on it put a steep’e. His father was a Gai.i.aomf.r, His mother was a Brady; His aunt was an O’ Shaijghnessv—- First cousin to O’ fiiubv. Oh! success atte ;d St. Patrick’s fist, ’ For he’s the dacent saint, O! Oh! he gave the snakes and toads a twist lie’s l, a beauty without paint,” O ! The Wicklow hills are very high, Andso’s the hills of Ilowth, sir: But there’s a hill much higher still— Much higher than them both, sir; ’Twas on the top of that high hill St Patrick preach’d his sarmint, That, drove the frogs into the bogs, And banished all the varmint. There’s not a mile in Ireland's isle, Where dirty varmint musters. But there he put his sweet fore-foot, And murdered them.in clusters. The toads went pop—the frogs went hop, Posr-hast into the water; And the snakes committed suicide— To save themselves from slaughter ! Nine hundred thousand reptiles blue, He charmed with sweet discourses And dined on them at Killaloo, In soups and maigre couses! Blind worms cranhng in the dust Were a shame to all the nation, B t he give them a rise, and open’d their eyes To a sen-.c of their situation. No wonder that these Irish lads hould bo so gay and frisky, When Patrick taught them all the use, And the way to make—good whiskey. Oh ! was I but so fortunate As to tie hack to Munster, ’Tis I’d he bound, that from its ground I ne’er more would >nce stir. Tiva ' there 8t Patrick planted turf, And plenty of the praties, With pigs galore, mu gra m'a ast.re, And cabbage—and Indies! Oh ! success attend St. Patrick’s fist, For he’s dacent saint, O! Oh! he gave the makes A toads a twist— He’s “a beauty without paiut,” O! fSOXtJ. BV MRS. HE MAN'S. woke the buried sound that lay In Mernmon’s harp ot yore ? Wl iat spirit on its viewless way •> Along the Nile’s green shore? —-OU ! not the night, and not the storm, And not, the lightning’s fire— But sunlight’s much—the kind- the warm— T is woke the mystic lyre! This, this, awoke tho lyre! What wins the heart’s deep chords to pour Their music forth on life, Like, a sweet voice, prevailing o’er The sounds of torrent strife ? —Oh! not the conflict midst the throng, Not e’en the triumph's hour; Love is the gifled and the strong To wake that music’s power! His breath awakes that power! ADVICE TO YOUNG LADIES. Detest di-guise; remember 'tisyour part By gentle fondness to retain the heart; Lei dutrrprudenee, virtue, take the lead, To fix your choice -but from it ne’er rececde; Despise coquetry—spurn the shallow fool. Who measures out dull complements by rule, And without meaning liken chattering jay, Repeats the same dull strains through ut the day Are men of sense attracted by your fare, Your well tin ned figure, or their Compound gracet Pe mild and equal, moderately gay. Your judp went rat'er than vour wi' display. Phe Jewels of the Princess of Orange. We copy below a li.st of the gems, gold ornaments, &o, seized on Thursday by 1 the Custom House as related in our pa per • estetd iv. These jewels, lliere is lio doubt, are part of those stolen front the) Princess of Orange nearly two years ago. They have been deposited in the vaults of the Branch B ink for safe keeping. They arc estimated to be worth upwards of one hundred thousand dollars. The value of all that was stolen is said to have been more than a million of dollars. The fu gitive in whose lodgings the jewels were seiz and, and who claimed to be the owner of them, is an Italian, who called himself (’arrant, fie arrived in tlhseitva short time since in the packet ship Fran cis I, from Havre, when on hoard of which Vessel lie is said to have called himself j P ilarrio, and said lie had lately been in Algiers, where be bad made purchases of! diamonds. During the examination of! his premises on Thursday, it was discov- j ered that lie had about him between four and five thousand dollars in bank notes, j none til them <>( h smaller denomination than fifty doll trs. Tlv Gazette mentions that a prrsoo answering L'* description was seen at Brooklyn vosf< rdav, e.t\, |-e lie offered to litre a small boat, and from ft,;* circumstance it is supposed that lie was seeking to escape by getting on board some outward bound vessel. He is de scribed to be a short stout man, of swar thy complexion, large black w hiskers, and a face broad and flat. He was dressed in a blue roundabout, grey trow sera and straw hat. A question bus arisen w betli er these recovered jewels, having been siezed for an infraction of the revenue laws, are not, under existing laws, forfeit ed io the United States, and w hether their restitution to their proper owencr will not therefore require a special act of Uongress. The Collector at at all events, will get his ii-ual commissions, which, if the value of jewels is not overated, will be about §l3, 000.—V. r. Ere Post, 30 th ult Anrrdnft .—One day last week the crier of our Curcuit Court, not finding sufficient interest in the proceedings to keep him self awake, and as a general silence pre vailed throughout the room, thought a fa vorable oopnrtunitv to take a nap. He composed himself as comfortably as be could; be had been not long nodding when suddenly a rlap of thunder roused him from bis reverie; starting upon bis feet, be eried out lustilv “.«>lnter /” This set the C ourt in a roar of laughter, for they instantly preeeived what was the matter. One of the Judges remarked to the crier, “Air. ’ do you intend to silence the thunder V' In reply he said he thought someone had knocked a bench over; be that as it may, whenever be hears a clap lof thunder hereafteJ ; the scene in the Court room will be brought to mind. (, *or get otrn Courier. GEORGE IV. lIII.I.INGHAM Offers fox* -%nlc, g i Bolts hrown cotton Sheet —V W ings ami Shirtings, 1 000 do. bleached “ do. 1.000 do Plaids Stripes & Checks, 100 do. Calicoes, 200 do Nankeens, 100 do Bearerteens, 1 CASE Irish Linens, 1 do. Nnvarino Bonnets, 1 do. Leghorn do. I do. Thread Laces, I do. Assor'ed Silks, I do. Swiss Muslins, 1 do. Cambrics;, 1 do. Gloves, every description, 1 do. Hosiery, I do Flags and Bandannas, I do Shawls and Scarfs, I do. Umbrellas and Parasols, 1 do. Oil Cloths, 1 do. Fine Broad Cloths, Sattinctts, and Cassi meres, 1 do. Vestings, 6 do Read .’ made Cloathing, Sattins. Ribbons, Ginghams, combs ssorted, 12 Cases II >oit!ey’s celebrated Castor Hats, 15 Cares and Trunks rimes, I Case Percussion Guns, 25 Pair Pocket Percussion Pistols, CO,OOO per cussinn caps, 1 Case Superior t’utlery assorted, 1 do Fine Jewelry do. I do. German Violins, • do Flutes and Fifes, 20 Do*. Silver, Tortoise Shell ar.d Common Spectacles and Goggles. Coral Beads and Silver Thimbles, 50 Reams Foolscap and i.etter Paper, 100 Reams Wrapping do. 15 Packages Crockery and Glass Ware, Barrels (’operas Alum, Putty, Lampblack, Spanish brown, Venetian red, Copal and black Varnish, 200 Kegs White Lead, ground in oil, 150 Bags Shot, 2000 lb Bar Lead, 1 Case superior Mill Saws, 1 do. Crosscut d>. 1 do. Hand do. 1 Cask Smoothing Iron.- 1 , 50 Doz Collin - X Co’s. Cast Steel Axes, 2 Sacks heavy Tiace ( hains, Ibbots m’s Patent So the 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. < ’orn mills—Fanning mill Irons in sots, Wheat d SiflerS, 2.00 J Galls Stone Ware Jugs. Jars & Churns, 20 quarter casks Maderia. Marseilles Sherry Terciiffe and Malaga Wines, I pipe Bordeaux Claret, 3 do Otard C gnar and Seignette Brandy, 25 Barrels Jamaica, St. Croix, A N. E. Rum, 200 do Western Whiskey, 20,00(1 Do? mvcos 4' Keu Martin Segars, 100 boxes Common do. 50 Boxes Bar Soap, 12 Tierces New Rice, 200 Barrels Handsome Sugar, 20 Dhds do. do. 100 Sacks Coffee, 150 Barrels Pri ne New-Orleans Molasses, 30 Kegs Lane’s, Read &co. Cavendish, & com mon Tobacco, 170 Pieces Kentucky, Dundee, and Inverness Cotton Ragging, 1(>0 Coils Bale Rope, 3**o lb Bagging Twine, Barrels Loaf and Lump Sugar, Pepper Pi mento, Alcohol, ’""ipts Turpentine & Castor Oil. April 22, 1631 <r *in .mu st SHOE STORE. FT) E. WELLS. Si CO. Have k"l removed to'he Buck Building kiSar-xT •*£&# next and r above Wm D Har groves on Broad street, where • hey offer for s>le on reasona terms Boots and Shoes of every de«crij lion, of ’heir own manufacture, consisting of 200 pair Gentlemen’s Boots, n.'VO do Calfskin shoes, high & low quarters, I‘M> do Calfskin Pumps, 75 do. Buckskin Shoos, 50 do Seal 'kin Pumps, do. Brogans, 800 do. Coarse Shoes, ladies riw.vrr.r o hoots 4- shoes of rot ions kinds. Do. Morocco Shoes, Do. Sealskin do. Do Calfskin do Leather walking shoes and Bottees, Misses and Childrens B .ota and Shoes of ev ery description. N. B All work of their own Manufacture warranted n"t to rip. _J»’y 2. I*ll —tv. K!»H !V a A Vl> M I >IAI EH <r< <r> ands. Just rrrfirrd on ixcel lent and full assortment of \ S Iks Gingham*. Calicoes. Muslins, •’ambrick*. 1 Broun Linens, Nankeens, Vesting*, Broad and Vivarino Cloths. Bombazines, B .utbriz- tt*. til’k Lasting*, -ilk Velvets, Linen Drilling*. Ae Ac Also- X complete assortment of Fins and Ci nr»e. high and low quartered SHOES W Inch i* offered nt mv usual accommodating terms < ■ entry Met hauls would do well to ran*,id ' lamina for ihemscltcs. June H le M. J \ HUDSON WMJ VvArJ Spring floods . f fll 11E Subscribers have just been recei -fl- vmg a large supply ot SI RlN*« GOODS, which makes the-.r assortment very complete. —Among which arc —- Black Italian Lustring, Giop de Nap of various colours, Sarsonett and 6in< hew Silks, Pink, blue, white ami straw color and Satin, do. do. do do Green Floren-c, do do do. do Italian Crape, Canton Camlet anti Pongee, I'.iaet bombasine, and bombazett, l’li< k and green worsted BeragC, Fig’d and 1 lain Swiss Mu-hn, Do do. Jaconett do. Book and Mull do. Fig rd. and plain Bobinett, Plaid Cambrick, Blue Pink and Buff Ginghams, Printed Muslins and Calicoes, Blue and yellow Nankeen, Furniture Dimity, U hite and brown Linen Drilling, White Eattin Jand, Ci tton Cassimere, Thread bobinett. am! muslin Edgings, Thread uid bobunett Front.ngs, Ron nett, cap, and bel Ribbons, Embroidered Ariaplan Crape and Gauze Shawls white Kid Gloves, B aek Horst-kin Gloves, Ladies liorsekin Mitts, I adies silk Umbrellas and Parasols, Gentlemen’s Wood ,t>.ck Gloves, do. Linen Drilling do P,l k silk and Tabby velvet, Marseilles and Vulentia Vestings, Ladies Corsets, B! k and coloured Cambricks, Ladies Reticules, do. bead money Purses, Narrow silk and worsted Braid, Cotton Fringe and cord, -Sr Ik worsted and cotton suspenders. Gentlemen s bandanna, Spitlefioid and Flag Handkerchiefs, do bl’k Italian cravats, do Navarino, Bouroazine and Bristle Stocks, Ladie’sand Gent lumen’s silk and cotton Hose, Gentlemen's ha f do do Green bor’d. Table covers, W bite Marseilles counterpane*, Bleached and unbleached Meetings and Shir tings, 20 pieces superfine Linen, Fine gilt cloatir Brushes, do do. crook’d crumb Brushes, Willow ija«keis and Table mats. A variety of Millenary Goods suitable for the season. Ready made Summer Cloathing. The best assortment we have been able to offer to the publick consisting of about four hundred suits 1 f varrou* qualities. BOOTS At SHOES I OO pr’s Gentlemen’s sewed and Nailed \ ellington Boots Jackson Shpetcep, La-lies rirunolla and Leather Bootes, do bl’k and colr’d heel’d Pumps. d)i and > Walking Shoos, do. u hite s-itiu I'uinps, Misses and children's I’uotees and Shoes of every description, Gentlemen’s black and tlrab hats, do Havanna do. hong and short handle Grooms, Shaker Garden Seeds. The above article with many more too nu merous to mention will be sold low, our custom ers and the public in genoial are invited to call and examine for themselves L. J. DAV IES & CO. March 1!) • 3 liar (hr arc. \ handsome assortment of Hardware, Fine 1 ’utlerv. Hollow ware, Reythe Blades, Hoes Collins X Co’s. Caststeel axes, Bears Caststeel axes. ALSO—2O setts Blacksmith’s Toolp, com plete— Fur sale. June II J A HUDSON. POLIHIiHIS UooU, Sbtatfonarg, $c jfancs wtojsj:. E. S. A’ORTO.N. INFORMS the citizens and strangers ■- visiting Columbus, that lie has taken a ii: Mr George Hargraves new building, on. door below Messrs. Powers and Nafew, on Broad Street, where he intend* keeping a gen eral assortment of HOOKS, STATIC).VA!i V 4- FANCY GOODS. On hand and for sale as above the following Book*, Stationary, and Fancy articles, cheap for cash Webster’spelling books Largo family Bibles Juvenile do do. with plates, Walker's Dictionary, Pocket do. English Reader, A pocriphal Testaments, New-York do Testaments, National do. Z ion’s Songsters, Juvenile Expositor, Methodist Hymns, Murray’s Grammar, Campmeeting do. Teacher’s Assistant, Pippen’s do. Emerson’s Arithmetic, Western Songster, Smiley’s do. Ewell’s Medical Com- Snnley’s F Calculator, panion, ('umruing’s Geography,s,ooo Receipts. Woodbridgo’s do. Siame-a Twins, Wood bridge and VVil- Oxonians lard's do. Englis at home, Smiley’s Atlas, Country Curate, Cuh’s do. Walter Colyton, Moore’s do Paul Clifford, Hale’s History of the Scott’s Napoleon, U States. Christian Ministry, Grirnshaw’s do. History of Netherlands, Natural Philosophy, Maxwell, Viri Romce, Separation, Salustii Delphini, St ories of a Bride. Theological Dictionary,Heiress of Bruges, Goldsmith’s history of Souvenir 1631. Rome, Tokens, Do do. Greece, Indian War, Grimshaw’s do do Pleasing Companion, Do. do. England. Don Quixote, Do. do France, Blank Note Books. Weein’s Life of Wash- “ Day do. ington, “ Letter do. Mason’s Farrier, “ Record do. Butler’s Analogy, “ Invoice do. Clerk’s Assistant, “ Journals do. Templar’s Chart. “ Legors and Copy Blair’s Lectures, Books. Moral In*tructo , Pink, yellow, and Gold edged Letter paper, la go ruled Foolscap Q ills. Pencils, Pain box es X brushes. Ink A Inkstands, Elates, Wafers, Sealing wax, Letter Stamps, ludeilible Ink, Perfumed hair powder. Lavender and Cologne Viator Hair Oil, Pulverised Charcoal Tooth Powder, Lipsalve. Tooth I nr-hes, -having map in j, ares,and brushes. Ernolieul Orange, Violet, Orients, Cinnamon and Vernacular Heap, Po rneiu ii, Visiting Cards and Card Cases, Pock et combs Backgammon boards, Ac. Ac. Ac Ao r ti. M I'HE.MATICAL IN Kill I HEM .. tor sale by I*. J. DAVIES A To. SSU lSi Sws SALIHS >leriwether sales. AA7H.I be sold on the first Tuesday in Fep v V tember next, between the usual hours, f sale, at tho Court bouse in Greenville Merri wether county, the following property, to-uit: The State’s interest in lot No. 121 in the 2d d,st f) merly Troup now- Mcrriwether co ntv. it t eiog the South half of said lot and containing IttO acres. The States’interest in lot No. ICI .11 the 7th district of formerly Troup now Merriwether county, it being the west halt of -aid lot, and containing one hundred and limr acres HUGH LOCKETT, Sheriff June 23d I*ll. POSTPONED SALE. 'WW7'ILL be sold at the cmirt house in * * the tow ti of Franklin, H< «.r«l comi ty on the first Tuesday in September next be tween the uiua! hours of sale, the following property, viz: (2 2 1-2) two hundred Iwo and a half acres of land, more <>r less, kn-iw’n by .No. (114) nine tv-four in the I'tb District f.irmcrly Carroll ■ om Heard county, levied on as the property of Hen ry Sturges, to satisfy a <i fa i-sued from Monroe Superior court in favor of William Careway; property pointed out by Joseph T. ( amp attor ney for Plifi ti i. sth July. ’B3l ALSO—Lot No. three hundred and twent -five in the 3rd Dist formerly Coweta now Heard count v. levhdnn as the property ot Bamuel Paschal, to satisfy Sunday fi fas in mv hand in tavor of Job Bowling, fir the use of John Reed; and oilier fi fas—Levy made and leluri.ed by a 0 nsiable, this 17th 'lav, 1631 DANIEL WHITAKER, Sl.lF AT TUT. SAME TIME cV PEACE WILE BE SOLD, The following property, viz: One Lot of Land (No 4 1 ) in (he twelfth Dist formerly ( arroll now Heard county, levied on as the property of D. Measles, to satisfy Sundry fi fas issued from a Justice’s court ol Wilkinson coun ty in favor of James Neal, levy made and re turne i by a constable, July slh 1631. ALSO—One horse Mule, levied on ns Tie property of Wilson R. Young, to satisfy fi fas in my hands in favor of Joseph T. Camp and others vs. said Younir, this 17. h May 1631. JOHNATHAN MEWSTCK, D.S. July 23 1631 STEWART SALES. «TILL he sold on the first Tuesday in " * September next, in the 1 own of Lumpkin Stewart county between the usual hours of sale, the following property, viz: LOT No. 271, levied on as the propeitv of John S Scott, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from a Justices court ofSteiv irt County against him in favor of Anthony Dyre and other.:. Levy made and returned to nre by a constable. One Lit of Land, No (78) seventy-eight in the 24th district < f originally Lee now Stewart county, levied on as the property of Robert Stanfield to satisfy on? fi fa. issued from a Jus tices court of Newton county against him in fa vor of Abijah Brooks.— Levy made and return ed to me by a constable. One negro boy bv the name of Ben, levied on as the property of Peter L. Gi'-son to satisfy two fi fas issue and from a just cos court of Ste > - art county against him in favor of Anthony Dre l evy made and returned to me '* \ r a constable M IT Ilf VCII, Slff. July 23, 1831. HEARD SHERIFF SALES. YY7L L be sold on the first 'i uesdav irt Sep * V tember next, between the usual hours of sale, at the court bourse in Heard county, the so lowing proper'v viz: Tot o land known bv No. (2(50) tw r o hundred and, sixty in the thi and dist. formerly Coweta, r.oiv Heard county, I evied on as the property of 'forge Ingram, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Hancock superior court in ftvor of Hamlin West 'brum Miles and 1-ham West (vs ) Georore Ip gram. ’lris l!)tli J Iv 1831 Aug C DANIEL WHITAKER, Shff >1 ERI F.TH EI? SA LES. WWTILL tyE SOLD on the first Tues- I w * day in Se tember next at the court house in Greenville, Merriwether c*unty, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, viz: One negro woman named EMILY about 18 nr 20 years of age, levied on as the properly of Asahel ( ’. Holmes, to satisfy afi fa which is sued firm Monroe inferior court in fav T <f Andrew Ken vs. tho said Asahel C. IL lines. Two hor-es, levied on as the property of An gus Gillis, to satisfy a fi fa which issued from tho inferior court of Henrv county in favor of Oliver Page vs. Aligns Gillis and Daniel Greg ory. One Lot of 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 of Hancock county, in favor of Charles Mcdlock. vs. the said John Pullen sen.—Levy mado and returned to me by a constable. One negro girl by the name of Alcey about 21 years of age levied on as the property of John Bcolt to satisfy a fi fa which issu-M from the Inferior court of Lincoln county in favor of Francis Smith, adm’r. of Austin Smith dec vs. the said John Scott HUGH LOCKETT, Shff. Aug 61831. At the same time 4* place will be sold. Lot of land. No. one hundred 4- fifty-four (154) in tho 11111 Dist. of formerly Troup now Mer riwethor county, levied on as the property of Samuo! Cessna, to satisfy one fi fa issued from the Superior court of Morgan county, a gainst said 1 ’ossna. in favor of William Leon ard GREEN TALBOT, D Shff Aug. 6, 1831 CARROLL SHERIFF’S KALE. ■mmnLL ho sold 011 the first Tuesday in * * September next in the town of Car rollton,Carrol! county oetwncn the usual hours of sale the following property (to-wit) Lot ofland No (212) in the 2d District of Carroll county, levied on as the property of John Doss to satisfy a fi fa issued from n Justices court, of Fayette county, in favor of Thomas Nichols vs. said Doss, levied on by a ] constable Lot ofland No. 260 in Ibn -6tii district Carroll ’ county, levied upon to satisfy a fi fa is .m-d fntn Twigg* superior court in favor of David Jam eson vs Joseph Pilhill, Reuben Wilkes and Thomas Polhill principals, 4 - John Hardin, John Taylor, Wm B. George. James Moore & Ben jamin B Smith, securities on the appeal—prop erty pointed out by said Smith. One Bay Stud Poney. levied upon as the pro perly of G. F. Langford, 10 satisfy a fi fa issued from Carroll Superior c»iirt in favor of officers Ac. vs said Langford. July 25th. 1631. Lot of Land No 51 in the 2d district of Car roll county, levied upon a* tho property of Jon- j atfian Skeen to satisfy a fi fi issued tr>-in tho ;m --porior cmirt nf Hal! county in favor'd’ Allred Not-liaison v« Jonathan Skeen s'-11; McCon nell. July 21>lh I*3l. Aug BENJAMIN MERRILL, Shff At the. same time and plan., will hr sold. Lot of 1.».,„j W(i 1 1 ,; t dintnot Car ht 'tud on as Hto prnpiiUy of Waintd t ni.rm 1-, i-utify •fi & iiauori it,a superior court of Green county, in favor ot XVriiLia Tv Henry vs. sa'd Daniel Clifton. Lot of Land No 12 1 * in the 3d District Carro’l county. levied on as tho nropt rtv of John Mc- Bride to satisfy a fi fa issued from a j.e - ie* a ciiurt of Monroe county in favor of M.,rrr» Kop man vs. said Mcßride —levied and returned by 1 constable Lot of I and No 127 in the th rd district of Carroll county, levied on as the properly of-'Dan iel S Roman, to sa’isfv » fi f.i isaue-l from vlo* ; uperior court of Richmond county in favor ..1* John L. Ambus 11 vs. Tunison Coryell as pi.u cipal and i' S. Roman secoity. Aug ti l-H H t U 2 iss. D- Shffl PBHTPiLVFI) SALE. WSTIfil, he sohl at the Court hou?c i» Y Y Talbnttnn, Talbot county, on the first Til- sdav in September next, between the u sual hours of sale tire following ompertv to-wit: Three Negroes as foib vvs: Hannaii about 17 years old and iter child and Nehon n boy, about 0 vears «-!d; all levied on a* the property of Pleasant I awson to sati fv ope fi fa fiom A’on ••oe Snpe'ior Court, in favor of Dongiass M at son. and sundry oilier small li fas from a Justi ces court in Taibot county J \MES P. rORTIS.Sb.ff. July L ISM ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. «H7"11.L im s Id on the first '• ua«day in Oc ’ v tober next before the r 'Y.nrt-f Inu n door in the town of Talb itton. Talbott county, with in the usual hours of sale; all the real and per sona I pr oper’ v of C <’ Birch dec’d in said countv. cons : sting of ('likely negro fellows, two -vnir.en and a girl, one 4 wheel Carriage, one Road Waggon, sundry articles of household and kit. hen f irt.iluro, a se't of Carpenter’s Tool*, •t c. together w Ith sundry articles too tedious to mention Sale to continue from day to day til! rdl is sold, at which time t'-o terms will ba made known. JOHN N BIRCH, Jdmr. full 3<\ iß3i of C C Brncn. dec. ADM INI ST R ATOR’S SA I.E. \T r ll I be sold on the first Tin sday in Sep. . * tember, at the residence of Doct Will iam J Germany, in Coweta county, the per sonal property belonging to the estate of Mrs. M ria Ci tton, late ofthat countv dec. (Ijr’Terms of salo made known on the dav. July 23 W J GEtta ivy. NOTICE. MONTHS afterdate applica'inn will be mado to tho honourable thn Inferior Court of Muscogee county, when setting for or dinary purposed, for leave to -ell all Iho ne groes and real estate of Elijah Jewett, late of Muscogee comity deceased, for the benefit of tho heirs and creditors of the said estate JOHN LOOMIS, Ex’r. June 11 1831. ‘’■nST'i I.L he sold on the first Tuesday jiy * * October next, tit ihe court house in the town of Cotumh s, Mu-cogee county, agree able to an order of the Inferior cour*. of Bibb county, silling for ordinary purposes Lot ofland No. 73, in the Bth District, of said countv lying within a mile and a half of Co lumbus, belonging to I lie orphans of John Ham lin late of Bibb county, deceased, sold for their benefit Terms on the dav CHARLES M’CARDIL, July 23. Guardian, GEORGIA— Iira rd County. TiniFHFAH G. E W. Smith applies to y V me for Lette-s of Administration on the ’’state of John G. Smith late of Cm roll county deed. THESE ARE THEREFORE to cbe and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said dec’ll to be and appear at my office within tiro time prescribed by law to shew cause, (if ;tnv they have) why lc tors should nol be granted in ‘ertns of the la w. Given under mv hand and private seal, thera beirur no seal of office. P. II TAYLOR, elk. c.e.o. July ”0 1831. ILL he sold in tho Town of Co lumbtis, on the first Monday iu October next, the following half acre Towu Lots, to-wit- Nos.!) in 20 172. 172, 174,18 > 242 263. 507 561,56'*, (i'. 572; and also the following twen ty and fifty acre lots adjoiningsaid town, tn-vvit: Nos. 33 containing 20 acres; 35 20 acres; 41. 10 acres, and 147. Containing 56 acres. All of which will lie sol for cash or checks or draft-, on'he hank* ot Macon, Milledgpvill ■ Augusta or Savannah. CAMP X S) ’llL*'Y, Alls foi Jul 30, 1831. TI F.S A F'NNfN. G EORGI A—Stewart Count 1/. MONTITS after date application will be nada to the honorable the court of Or dinary for and in -aid comw, for leave to sell two lot* of land, No. one hundred and eight iu tire sixth district of Muscogee county And also one lot ofland No. one hundred and ninety two in Ihe Thirty third district of formerly Leo now Stewart county; belonging to the estate of Joseph White, doc’d WILEY MASSEY, Adm'r July 4,1831 GILEYB WHITE, Adm x. ' —: ■ ■ ' 1 ■ GEORGIA — Randolph County. TO-hkreas Starkey Collins applies t© ® * me for letters of administration on the estate of John Roach, late of Laurense county deceased The e are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law to show cause (if any they have,) why 4aid letters should nut be granted. Given Under mv hand, this Ist dry of June., 1831. Wm. H. BAR I ON, c. c. o. June 11. 1831. A&TOTICE. Some time since was found, and i.” now with tho subscriber iu Talbot county, A POCKET BOOK containing money and pa pers As l havo not seen the same advertised in any of the public prints, I have thought prop er to give this notice—hereby requesting the owner to come forward, orove property A taka the same RICHARD LANGFORD. July 23, 1831 —4t. J\ m cw I^'crry. About one mile below Columbus, on the noav evt and best road to Fort Mitchell and Mont, ginnery Alabama. Tho subscribers have estab lished their new Kerry across the Clrattahoochy. RATES OF FERRIAGE. Waggou loaded • 50 cents* Waggon empty 25 Pleasure carriage four wheels sft Gig or Snlkey 25 Cart loaded 25 Cart empty 12 1-2 Mau and Horse 6 1-4 Foot passenger who : alone 6 1-4 Led horse or foot pnsserrger in company ncy tiring. The road loads directly from tiro lower cmi of Broad Street, down to the river. SEABORN JONES, STEPHEN M INGERSOLL June HL *l6 Tvkw .11 %** <nt t!)c atatc of CSrorQfa. Foi Salo by NOFItHK Si CLARK. 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