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COLUMBUS. OCTOBERS, 1931.
ELECTION RETURNS.
•Canities. C) >i ~3
a J 1
*• $ » 2
5‘ / j%
. a
Coweta, 521 33 1 Echo’s Wood.
Carroll, 483 lid Bowen Adair.
Heard. 2'5 130 Ware 11..,,kin5.
DeKalb. 1158 372 Cleveland Anderson, Mays
Camp!>ell, 4113 131 Black Sheets.
Fayette 518 299 Bmclt Edmondson.
Henry, 9111 368 Johnson Johnson <Y Petit.
Troup,’ 387 633 Bailey Harratson.
aierriwilher 427 283 Ector Towles
.Monroo, 777 92 ißi own Reduing, Chapel,
[Gibson.
Newton, 704 737 Baker Neal X Bins.
Morgan, 301 471 Nesl.it Rear man. Finnic
Jasper. Cl 6 714 Loil Price, Ward,Bar
ney Robinson.
Walton, 895 303 Echols Lucas X Easley.
Butts, 40? 160 (.’argil -u’Miehael.
Pike, 451 282 Prior Blackburn.
Harris, 4(0 448 M &ugald Jackson.
Talbot, 546 300 Towns Burke.
Fteyrart, 152 102 Williams Pate.
Marion, 130 8o Temples Williams.
.Muscogee, 38 1 343 Woolfolk Baker.
Upson, maj. 8 Holloway Green.
Hancock, 128 642 Deveraux. Graybill, Vin
son, Carnes
Crawford, 334 822 Warner Blacks o i
Baldwin, 352 320 Bovkin Calhoun, Howard.
Gicen, 38 779 Full Troun ticket,;
Bibb, mnj 54 Baber Holt.
Jones, maj 99 F ill Clark ticket.
We publish in this, day’s paper Lieut.
Clay’s letterto Gen. Woolfolk of the 3d
inst. which produced st considerable
excitement in our town on that night:
upon the strength of which, we made
necessary arrangements to encounter
on enemy. On the morning of the 4th
a company of horse was raised and
e< nt to the fort to ascertain the particu
lars, which will lie seen from Lieut.
Clay's letters. A short confirmation,
In justice to Liens. Clay’s course, will
be discovered by a letter in our columns
from Col. Spivey and lllaj. Holland,
Commanding officers, with the Rev.
Barkley Martin’s statement, as he was
requested in company by the officer’s to
wait on Lieut, Clay, to know the partic
ulars.
FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
We the commanding officers of the
Volunteers who visited Fort Mitchell on
the Ith inst. to ascertain the grounds
Upon which the report was made, to
Gen. Woolfolk, that led many to con
elude that there was a hostile design on
the citizens ofColumbus, from the large
.collections of negroes on Sabbath last,
do in justice to Lieut. Clay, say that we
think he had good and sufficient grounds
to make the communication which was
made to Gen. Woolfolk; and we do be
lieve that Mr. Clay was influenced by
the best and most prudent motives, and
in addition to the suspicious movements
of the negroes on Sunday last, ns was
represented to ns by Mr. Clay, cn;*t.
Crowell k, col. Crowell, we are confir
med that some unusual excitement ex
isted, froni the fact that so-iij * of the
most intelligent of the negroes of the
nation most positive y denied having
bad any knowledge of -uch meeting as
we believ ■‘lid in-et in tin* neighbor
hood o'" Broken Arrow. And Pom all
the fa la that were -ommuni tied to as,
we do ia our judgment i: t: at
would be precautionary prud n« in i. •
town of Columbus and in all the fron
tier settlements, to be so org nised,
keeping out i vigilant watch, knowing
that there exists much discontentment
and host' ity of feeling from a large por
tion of the Creeks towards us; rid be
lieve 1 :->tit would be easy to unite the
Indian- and Slaves in concert against
tic- peace and safety of the In li in set_
tlements. We therefore recommend a
strict ->ntro! in our streets at night, and
In the country of the indian settlements
fl particular eye to Indian and Slave
movements.
E. R. W. SPIVEY,
JAMES C. HOLLAND.
Columbus, Oct. •>, IS3I.
At the request of the com man din? of
jje.'rs who visited Fort Mitchell on the
4lh mst. did I with them wait on the
commanding: officer ofthe United States
Troops stationed there, to know the
grounds upon which the coimnuni ation
refered to was made to Gen. Woolfolk,
and from the circumstances tlmt trans
pired on Sunday last, do think, that
Idem. Clay was justifiable in giving no
tice to Gen. \V oo'fojk, and I do be
lieve that the town of Columbus and
the frontier settlements would do well
to direct their attention to th • means &
measure* thsit would repel any thing
JiUe a rebellion of the slaves, aided by
the-Indians.
II IKKi EY MARTIN.
C ‘ulumlus, 0e( 0, IfclU
Fort Mitchell, Ala, Oct, 3, IstfJl
GEN. 8. WUOLFOI..K,
/ntendanl of the Town of C olumbus.
Siu—l conceive it my duty to udvi.se
you, that there prevails at this time con
•iderolde excitement in this ncighbnur
iutort, in consequence of the extr »ordi-
Ijiiry ntovrmeiits jrnoM«the ne*rocj; from
tin nuinUr collected at Broken Arrow
and to wets yesterday, and the diversity
of e*eu m‘k rendi»« Jto their muster* and
„;?>< r * fur their ab#* nee from Itoui'*, tt i»
behoved that Hioy are advised of the se
ditious movements of the negroes else
where, and expect to act in concert with
them. These apprehensions are streng
thened by the intelligence gained in N.
C rrolinn, that to-morrow evening wus
the time appointed for a general insur
rection in that quarter. —Further, it is
well known, that the hostility of the lii
di ms (however masked) would in such an
event induce them to co-operate with the
negroes in any measure tending to the
destruction of the whites; of this fact, we
have the positive assurances of Micha
Barnard, previous to his death. As for
myself, I entertain no fears in relation to
the subject of this communication, hut
have felt it my duty to make known the
apprehensions of others, that it may serve
as a caution to the citizens of your town.
I trust the importance of protection a—
gainst the diabolical scenes of-Virginia,
will plead rny apology for this intrusion.
Very respectfully, your obt. serv.
J. CLAY.
Fort Mitchell , Oct. 4.1831.
Sir—l regret to learn that my hasty
communication of yesterday should have
created considerable commotion among
your inhabitants. To excite tlie* alarms
of a community by groundless fears. I not
only consider highly improper, hut as re
lat-is to the seditions of our negroes high
ly impolitic—giving them importance in
their own estimation. In order to allay
that alarm, permit me to reiterate mv for
mer assinatices, that I feel no appr« hen
-1 sioas o i my part, as 1 cannot entertain
the belief that any rebelious operations
would he attempted in presence of a
force supposed always on the alert, but
upon a subject all-important to the com
munity, I conceived it n»v duty to advise
you of the surmises of others, tho’ in op
position to my own judgment, which may
he established upon light premises, while
theirs may be formed upon better grounds
—a knowledge of the character both of
the red and black inhabitants.
You will Sir, 1 It nst, make allowances
for the natural apprehensions of the times ,
and believe that my only object was to
suggest to you a system of espionnnge,
without exciting a general commotion.
The importance of protection at all
times rendering such measures prudent.
I am Sir, very respectfully,
Your oh . serv’t.
J. CLAY.
Gen. S. WV>oi.FOT,ir,
half, town of Columbus.
&mmm a
II Y the Blrp Oglethorpe intended o sail from
Jt Liverpool on Ihe 15th Aug os! last, the
subscribers will receive on her arrival daily ex
pa ted. their usual supply of
FALL AND WINTER
Dll Y G O 0D5..... CUTLER Y,
AND
CROCKERY WARE.
which will be for sale, by th* package or piece,
ot reasonable prices ami customary terms.
I.OW, TAYLOR <fe Cos
Saranmth 26;//, Sept. 1831 "
N B. Savannah and its sti’mibs are quite
exempt ft m sickness, and no apprehensions of
any.
Powers *s* JXafcw,
VE jiost received at their store. first door
‘ b> die Columbus B nk, a fancilul and
DU Y GOODS, HARDWARE, Sg
CUTLERY.
in- «'following articles compose apart.
1 • r- t.e -tfiillv invite their friends and the
nn‘ ! ’ and examine them.
' se an i 13 if-' Blankets,
r ev. a good article lor negro clothing,
,tti various colours and qualities,
3 fine issor- merit of cloths,
i (FliiUiand Red flannels,
Salisbury do.
Green Baize,
B k Rombazcts, French Bombazines,
Marino Circassians.
Russia, Table, and .Birds Eye Diapers,
Domestic Plaid> and stripes,
Tabby Velvet, silk do
Black and white Prints,
Fancy X Blue do.
D irk Plaid A- stripe Ginghams,
Fiench Poplin,
Swish Fuerillas,
Printed lin--n cambric lihkfs
Pencil bordered do do.
Thread Lace; and Edgings, Swiss Inserting,
crazy Junto,
Pi us-ian shawls, Thibet. 8-liavv Is,
Marabout do Leonidas do Embroider’d do.
Crape do
Green Bairaizo Corded Muslin Petticoats,
A fine assortment ot Hosiery*,
Fancy colored silks,
Rlk. Italian do
Plain and Satin Levantine do.
Black Sarsnete,
Green do. Black Italian cravats.
Velve* and silk Stocks.
Bonnet and coloured Taffeta Ribbons,
Superior Taffeta Umbrellas,
Cotton do
Quilling, Velvet Reticules
Beaded do.
| Bead Prrses.
READY MADE CLOATHING.
Camlet, nnd pl»»id ( ’loakfi,
Petersham over coats,
Gr -en, Blue .and Olivo Frocks,
Blue, black and Green d.css coats,
Suttinet coattees aid Pant s.
Superfine cloth pant’s.
Blac k Velvet Vo. ts. black silk * cloth do.
tjoperior vh’t A buff Valentia do wh't cas. do.
IFliitc flannel wrappers, Canton flan drawers,
yin extensive Assortment of
HOOTS AM) SHOES.
\ I,ar<*e lot of superior HOUSE CARPEN
TER’S TOOLS.
Columbus , Get 8, 1834.
A DMININTiTaTOIt'S HALE.
WILL be sold at tlm court lirma in Talbot
county on the first Tuesday in December
next, l.ot of land Ao. 251 in the 23rd district
I formerly Muscogee now Talbot county. with the
nxception of the widow’s dower for life. Sold
bv an Older of the honorac.'e ihe inferior court
of Jones couuly for tl»o benefit **f the heirs and
creditor* of **id dec
Oil 8, 1-31. JAMES KtMDRICK, Admr.
GUARDIAN’S SALE.
WILL bp sold at tlK* Court House of
; 1 roup county, on the first Tuesday of,Decem
ber next lie!ween the usual hours of sale --l.ot
No one hundred and fifty-two (152) in Ihe sixth
(6th) district of Troup county. Sold lor ihe
benefit of the Orphan childreu of Victor Ham
! u»el dee by permission of the honorable the lu
| lerior court of L’lialhain county, while setting
| for ordinary purpoeea. C. F RAPP."'
; I’et. 8, 1*31.* Guardian of s'd orphan children.
*M oIjIAVAIS !>.
| AN AWaI from the subscriber living in
! - V tiio24lli district of Talbot County, on tlie
i Bth ol August last, a negro woman named
j CEO ft Y. alioiit 22 years of age, rather of a light
- complexion. 1 will give the above reward to a
J ny person who will deliver the said negro wo
man to me, or lodge her in some sale jail so that
i I get her again. V\ ILLIaM iiISUIN.
Oct. I, I*3l—tf.
THE LAST CALL.
\LL persons itiebttd to the subscriber, for
tlie years 18*29 A3O are requested to call
and settle their accounts or thev v ill ho put in
suit immediately. TUSCAN H. BALL,
j Oct. 1, i*3l.
NOTICE.
MONTHS afterdate applica
i tion will he made to the honorable, the In
■ lerior rourt of Harris Ciuiilv, when setting for
| ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real es
, tale (with the exception of th widow 's dower)
jot Benson Henry, late of Harris county, dec.
for the benefit of tho heirs and creditors.
KIZIA HENRY, f
DAVID J BRITT, !a.
V\ 11. LI AM P Hi.NKY I
I Oct. 1,1831. BENJAMIN HENRY, ' 3
EXECUTOR’S SALE,
j \VTILL be -old on the first Tuesday in De
j v v ce.mher next, in town of Greenville, SE V
|£. V EG HOES v 100 ACRES OF LA.XD, ly
ing in Hie 10th dist of .Merriwether connty part
of No 106. Also on the Friday before, will he
sold at the late residence of . itiiam Talbot dec
all the Stock, household furniture and crops of
corn. GHEE. Y TALRVT, t.x’r.
Get. 1 1831. II ILLIAM A O.XLI Y, Ez r.
NOTICE. All persons having claims a
d-X gainA /Filliam 1 albot dec. are requested
to render them in agreeable to law, to mk
GREEjX TALBOT, F.x’r.
Oct. I, 48?) WILLIAM AOjXLEY, Ex’r.
| jLIOUIi JIOK L’HS after date, applica
tion will be maaie to the honorable, the In
ferior court of Stewart county, when sitting for
i ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the following
! °l.s f land. Lot No. 50, in tho 12th dislru-t
j Troup county Lot No 227 in the 16th dist.
j ! ce. Lot No. 35 in the 33rd dist formerly Lc-e
now Ste art. Lot No. 310 in tho *2lst dist.
j Early. Half of lo No 159 in the 22nd dist
j f rmcrly Lee now Stewart Lot No. 103 in the
i Ist dist. Carroll County Sold tor the h. ■ efit of
i die heirs and creditors of Nathan Bruit) jr. late
I of Slew-art county, deceased.
LEVINA E BiiALY, Administratrix.
! Oct. 1.18 >l.
j
j GEORGlA—Merriwether County.
TORN D. HOLBROOK, of ( apt. Tuylor’s
j dist. tolled before Litileton Grimsby, a Jus
J tico of tile peace in and lor siid c unity, an cs
: tray bav horse, with a white spot in his fore
! head, supposed to have been swinied in both
shoulders and fi-teloed arid it riming; r.ppra sed
by James Abney and Toliver Hancock to bo
worth ten dollars the 13th Bept. 1831
Oct. 1,1831. O. F. LEVEKETT, Cik.
4 AW NOTICE—J. T. Camp .and John
I_iSc!i!ey, have associated themselves together
in the pvaelice of law, in Columbus. One of them
will attend all tho Courts in the C halahoocho
circuit Letters upon business will be addressed
to v amp & Schley —J. T. Camp tvill continue
to practice law in the courts of Alabama in con
nection with David Golightly Esq.
j T CAMP.
JOHN SCHLEY
Fob 12th, 1831. 18 ts
NOTICE.
MONTHS afterdate application will
be made to the honourable the Inferior
Court of Muscogee county, when setting for or
dinary purposes, for leave to sell all the ne
groes and real estate of Elijah Jewett, late of
Muscogee county deceasid, for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors of the said estate
JOHN LOOMIS, Ex’r.
June 11, 1831.
mrOTICE. Some time since was found, and
J-™ now with the subscriber in Talbot county,
A POCKET BOOK containing money and pa
pers. As 1 have not seen the same adveilised
in any of the public prints, 1 have thought prop
er to give this notice—hereby requesting the
owner to come forward, prove properly \ take
the same RICHARD LANGFORD.
July 23.1831 —4t.
A Rule Nisi, to establish lost papers.
4 JtHREE months after date I promise to pay
Jl Edmund Martin or beare-, thirty-three
dollars tnd fifty rents for value received ibis
20th of Nov 1826 WILEY KAY.
Received of the within note ten dollars 84 1-2
cents.
GEORGIA. RAXDOLPII COV.XTY
BEFORE me, John R. McNecl, a Justice of
the Interior Court in and for .said county,
personally came Arnold E. Rloodw-orth, who
after bring duly sworn deposeth and says that
he was legally possessed of a note as hereof,
v hicli note the above is a correct copy and that
the orlriginal note is lost and destroyed.
ARNOLD E BLOODVVORTH.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 19th
August 1831. JOHN K. M NEEL.
RANDOLPH SUPERIOR COURT;
Augvst Teum 1831
IT appearing to the court that Arnold E
Bloodwo’th of the county aforesaid was legally
possessed of a certain note of hand as boarer
I hereof es which the above is a correct copy and
that the original note is lost and destroyed. Be
it therefore ordered, that Wiley Kay appear at
tho next term of this court and shew cause if
anv he has why said copy above should not be
es'ahlished in lien of the original note which is
lost and destroyed; and he it further ordered,
that a cony of this rule be duly published in one
of the public Gazettes of this State previous to
the next term of this court, upon the said Wiley
Kay personally.
I do certify that the forgoing is a true copy
from the minutes.
Given under mv hand snd private seal,
there boing no seal of office this 24th August,
1831. ~--'
amos McLendon, c. s c. a.»)
Sep. 3, 1831
Hardware.
\ handsome assortment of Hardware, Fine
Cutlery, Hollow ware, Scythe Blades, Hoes
Collins X Co'*. Casteteel axes, Bears Castateol
axes.
ALSO—9O sett* Blacksmith’* Tool*, com
| plnte.—For sale.
! June II J. A HUDSON
• . ~ ■ L
GLORIOUS CROPS, GOOD A.YD
CHEAP LIVLYG, COMES,- SEE!!
THE SUBSCRIBER having added
four commodious Rooms to his
Fist a b I ish m en t,
making upwards of forty five places, still s-oli
its his friends and the public generally, to give
him a call, when ho flatters hi self, from his
long experience in business tn give general sat
isfaction He is well supplied with all the coun
try and town affords—his terms will he moder
ate, agreeably to the hardness of times.
lie has also pulchased the Forry near his
own, on the town commons, known by the name
of Holt’s Ferry, und has discontinued hts former
Ferry. The upper Ferry will he attended to hy
an honest A attentive ferry an. always ready
He will be thankful to the public for their cus
tom "SAMUEL BUFFINGTON.
Milledgoville, Sept. 8, 1831—50 ts
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
JUST RECITED'.
ONE Pipe Hcnnesy’s Brandy (very superior,)
1 do. Cogniap do.
1 do. Holland Gin,
1 do. Jam a Ruin,
1 do. Madeira Wine,
1 do Teneriffe do.
6 qr. casks Malaga do.
The above Liquors were selected by a good
judge who paid great attention to QUALITY
Purchasers will please call and cxainino lor
themselves J A HUDSON
June 11. 1831
EIW.
u4priit**- ods.
TSN HE Subscribers have just been recei
-fi- vng a large supply of SPRING GUCDS,
which makes their assortment very complete.
—Among which arc —
Black Italian Lustring,
Gios do Nap of various colours,
Sarscnett and Sinchew Silks,
Pink, blue, wiiite and straw color’d Satin,
do. do do do. Green Florence,
do do. uu. do. lialian Crape,
Canton Camlet and Pongee,
lilac* bombazine, and bombazett,
Black and green worsted I'.erago,
Fig’d&nd plain Swiss Muslin,
Do. do. Jaconett do.
B'-ok and Mull do.
Fig rd. and plain Bobinelt,
Plaid Cumin it-k,
Blue Pink and Buff Ginghams,
Primed Muslins and Calicoes,
Blue and yellow Nankeen,
P'trnituie Dimity,
While and brown Linen Drilling,
White Sattin Jane,
Cotton Cassimere,
Thread bobinelt, and muslin,EdgingsJ
Thread and bobbinett Footings,
Bon licit, cap, and boli Ribbons,
Embroidered Ariaplan Crape and Gauze
Shawls.
white Kid Gloves,
B-nck lforsekin Gloves,
Ladies llorsckin Milts,
Ladies silk Umbrellas and Parasols,
Gentlemen’s Woodstock Giovcs,
do Linen Drilling do
111 k silk and Tabby velvet,
Marseilles and Valentia Vestings,
Ladies Cot-ets,
111 k and coloured Cambricks,
Ladies Reticules,
do. bead money Purses,
Narrow silk and worsted Braid,
Cotton Fringe and cord,
6’ilk worsted and cotton suspenders,
Gentlemen's bandanna, Spitlefiold and Tlag
Handkerchiefs,
do. bl’k Italian cravats,
do Navarino, Bomnazine, and Bristle
Stocks,
Ladie’s and Gentlemen’s silk and cotton Hose,
Gentlemen's ha'f do do
Green bor’d. Table covers,
White Marseilles counterpanes,
Bleached and unbleached Seeliugs and Shir
tings,
20 pieces superfine Linen,
Fine gilt eloatii Brushes,
do do. crook'd crumb Brushes,
Willow Baskets and Table mats,
A variety of Millenary Goods suitable
for the season.
Ready made Summer Cloat/iing.
The best assortment we have been rhle to offer
to the publick consisting of about four hundred
suits of various qualities.
BOOTS Sf SHOES.
ioo pi’s Gentlemen’s sewed nnd
Nailed Wellington Boots
Jackson Shoetees,
Ladies prunella and Leather Bootes,
do bl’k and colr’d heel’d Pumps,
do. do Walking 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,
Shaker Garden Seeds.
The above articles with ninny more too nu
merous to mention will be sold low, our custom
ers and the public in general arc invited to call
and examine for themselves.
L. J. DAYIEfS 8i CO.
March 1!) 23
COLLIN’S tn CO’S.
CAST*STEEL AXES.
\ Lai go consignment of this celebrated arti
cle direct from the maker s, received hy
GEO. W DILLINGHAM
June 25, 1831.
If A PIF/eS NANKEEN, a heavy
0/ ® * article for Gentlemens wear. For
side hy GEO. W. DILLINGHAM.
\i:\v nxv
<?>[ the State ot etcctrcfii.
For *nU* hy NOOSE k CLARK.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
¥V/ T ILL he sold on the* first Tuesday of
* * December next, agreeably to an
order of the honorable the inferior Court of
county, w hen sitting for ordinary
purposes, all the negroes belonging to ihe es
tate of Elijah Jewett dec consisting of nb n,
women and boys, also ail the real estate belong
ing to ail estate, consisting of several valuable
iractsof Laud Terms made kcawn-nn the
day JOHN LOO vllS, Ex’r.
August 27, 1831.
EXECI TOVS SALE.
WILL be sold on Saturday the 12th
* ™ November next, ali the personal
estate of Elijah Jewett dec consisting ol a first
rate set of • ARE EXILIC TOOt.lv, Cows &.
’alves, beds and furniture, household and kit
chen furniture; together with various articles
100 tedious to mention Terms of sale made
known on the day.
JOH.Y I.OOMIS, Fz'r.
Any. 27, 1-31
ADM IMSTR ATORS SAI E.
*N the first Tuesday in November next,
' - at teno’elock A. M. there will he s-dd at
the lalo re-idence of J din Easier, sear, dec in
tho 24th dis formerly Lee now Stewart county
Ali tiic perishable property of said dec.
consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, house
hold and kitchen furniture, and farming
implements, a large road wagon and a
small dearborn wagon.
JOHN L. EASTER, admr.
Sep. 10.
GEORGlA—Merriwether County.
VBNER W HE ELIS tolled before Miner Dur
ham, a justice es die peace in ami for said
' countv, on cstray brown hay Mare, four venrs
old next Spring, no brands, the car split like it
had been marked Appraised by Elias R. Proc
tor and Joseph t ’one lo be worth fifty dollars-,
this 3rd f-cp. 1831.
Sop. 17 <> F. -EVERETT. C. I.fc.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. T~
VGKP. t.AoLE to an order ot the Inferior
t'ourtof Heard County when sitting for
ordinary purpores, will he sold on Saturday the
29th day of October next, at the Court-Hotwo
in said oounty, nil the pers--nal property belong
ing to tho estate of Joel Burgess late ot surd
county deceased Tc*ms made known on the
dav. I OWL vD BURGESS, \dmr.
Sep. 17, 1831.
AI)>iiMSTHATOICS SALE.
ON Saturday Uie V9m of October next, will
be sold at tho late residence of Zud c.
Lewis, late of Muscogee t ounty dec. all tho
personal property of said dt ceased.
Sep. 17, iB3l HIRAM FULLER, Adm.
FjlOUlt months after date, application
* will be made to the honorable the In*-
fori or court of Harris county, when sitting for
ordinary pm poses, for leave to sell all the real
property of Edward Rasa dec lying in Junes Lee
and Ka-'dolph counties.
Sept. 17, 1831 ALEXANDER BASS,Ex’r
MRS. MARKS’ SCHOOL.
Tnc subscriber returns her respectful
acknowledgements to the citizens ofColumbus
fi r the very liberal encouragement she lias re
ceived. ana gives notice that her school is again
opened for tho reception of Children of both
sexes. Bhe will as heretofore, pay every atten
tion to the education of those committed to her
caro.on her former liberal terms.
Sep 1, 1831 —ts. JANE MARKS.
GENUINE BLUE BLACK
e \ a.
% T ANUFACTURED and sold wholesale and
i* I retail hy . S Norton, at the Bonk sta
tionary and Fancy Store, two doors below iho
Colombo* Hank, Broad street.
Tin INK lias a lively Iducish Mack color,
flows freely from the pen; in a short time its co
lor will pass to a rich, beautiiul, pe inanent
black This ink is not surpai sed in cheapness
and quality by any of northern manufacture
•sept 17.
ATKINSON’S CASKET.
Gems of Literature, Wit and Sentiment
VCllNumber of this popular month
ly periodical for 1831, will contain 48 or
more royal Bvo. pages of letterpress closely prin
ted on fine type and good paper, forming at the
end of the year a volume of about 60u pages.
I‘rir.o $2 50 a year in advance
Every No. will he embellished with one ele
gant Copperplate and several handsome Wood
Engravings, Music, and illustration, of Botany;
oegi.les a beautiful title page and a genera! index
for the volume. The copperplate* will embrace
Por’raits ofonr most dibtinguk'lH-d men, tho
Fashions, Views and' Fane- pieces, equal to
those ofanv periodical in the United States.
An elegant plate of the I-test Fashions will
he published in the Jamo-r, number One of
the Figures a full length Portrait ofQneen Ade
laide of England; a Lady in Ball diess; a Walk
ing dress, and a Cap and Turban of the newest
style.
The February number will contain a s.plendid
portrait of Washington. Ac elegant Scripture
piece for March,is'in the hands of the Engra
ver. The subsequent engravings w ill be of the
best quality.
Liberal premiums have been offered for choice
original contributions. And especial care « ill
be taken In have tho selection of ’lie most i:/. r
esting and instructive inattei, cons sting of om
ral tales, Biography, historical Sketches, Poet
ry, light roading, 6,-c.
The Volumes of tho Casket for 1527. 1828,
1829, and 1830, embellished with a great num
ber of engravings, bound or in Numbers may
still be had, price jk2 5 a volume. 3\.is may
he the last opportunity of obtaining complete
sets. But a small number over what : s req-ji
red for present subscribers will be published ;n
1831 Addres (orders post paid)
SAMUEL C. ATKINSON
112 Chesnnt Street, Philadelphia
NOTICE.
I SHALL necessarily be absent from Colum
bus until the first day of November:—during
my absence, Gen. , Law lion will discharge my
professional duties. JOHN MILTON,
sept. 27, 1831.
RECEIVED AND RECEIVING.
ioo Bids, j inr~Tiik wnisKEY >
29 “ MACKEREL 2 3
15 “ PORK.
60 Bags Coffee, 2 Tierces Rice,
2000 lbs. Lead, 25 Barrels Molasses,
Shot, Candles, Soap, 8 Ton* Iron assorted,
10 lbs. Loaf Sugar, For Sale by
July 2 J A. HUDSON
N O T I cl£
\LI, per-ons are cautioned against trading
for thro® notes of twenty five dollars each,
made payable to William Brewster, then living
in the cou ty of Gwinnett, dated 6th January,
1836; due t wenty fit It Docombor. 1839.
As said notes were fraudulently obtained
I shall not pay llicm unices compelled by law.
sept 17-3 t JOHN BOYD, Sour
