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About The Democrat. (Columbus, Ga.) 1830-18?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1831)
are authorised to announce ■*' UPTON, a- a candidate lor Cup- Ya.n < 773;! dist. G. M to fin the vacancy ver-otto.-v-d by (he resignation of Capt Bail. ” (T?“VVM C. SHATTER is a ratnli date ter Clerk of the Inferior Court of Musco (fee County, at the next January election, nov 29 x ’ BOAT BUILDING. I . THE un lersigned having established a Boat Yard at Macon, is ready to receive and ex ecute any contract for the building of BOATS on any plan that proprietors may dcsiro. and in a manner as durable and workmanlike (both as bo model and execution) as any boats ever built. He will algo, a lien desiied, build boats at any place in the st te, suitable for the stream so. which they are intended; and if they he found inferior in workmanship to any other lw>at or boats in Georgia, he •• ill charge nothing for fii‘ Jabor. He will moreover construct Boses At Macon suitable for the Octnolgee river, and «i his yard there, will keep on hand a constant • imply of ELbltiAJfT BOATS AND BOXES Mil able for the 0« inulgce liver. In relation to his abilities as an architect and .mechanic, he refers th« public for information in Mr. Henry Sliuli* of Hamburg. S. t \ Mi. G B l,ninar of Augusta, * of John M’Kinne of Louisville, Messrs. A Shclnian A co. of Louis ville, and Messrs Day A’ Putts of Macon, be- Sides a resnectable number of respectable gen y.'j.ueu of the latter place. Johu- S. Wilson. Macon Nov. 24 26 DOMESTIC MANUFACTORY. |J| Uoz home made CHAIRS, X * lor sale by Lawhon & Howell. ' €in Vi. 1 O enameled and luatie CHINA, .1 * r containing 32 pieces 1 sett white do 57 pieces tor vale low Lawhon & Ilowell. uoi 29 CAST STEEL AXES. 4 Fi.W boxer “C 'oliius if cos." AXES for gale by Lawhon & Howell. nov 26 ISuled Paper. Blt AMS faint lined PAPER, in large sheets. Apply to Lawhon & Howell. lIOV 2 ' - NEW PUBLICATIONS. ' f r |3 E Token, Sovenir, Carolina and Georgia Almanacs, all for 1832. , Also—Button's Natural History with modern improvements, and five hundred engravings in <6 volt.-; Polyglot Bihies, fine assorment of Fami ly 'iblee. Cabinet I.itcrature no 3 consisting of Autography ofSii M'alter f-cott. Ac »Vc. Just received at the Columbus Book Store, ajpd for sale a moderate prices E. S. Norton, nov 26 Broad Street. ATKINSON’S GASKET, (Jr Gens of Literature, Wit Sf Sentiment. 4 ft tNTIU.Y periodical, each No. foniain in r 48 royal octavo pages ofle'ier press, hnd embellished with at least one copperplate, ■jnd several wood engravings, and one or more piece* of music. T i- work firms at the end of the year a vol ume of about 690 pages, to which an elegant en graved title Dige, and a oeneral index aie added it e attention is paid to poetry, anecdote reading, amusing sketches and those el-ce lt- os, which relieve the mind from the labor <>fclose study, which refiesh the understanding •in! -.-ive a zest to graver and more important .pom > mitions Pvt,-?, per year $2 50, lobe paid in advance; per -is a' a distance by enclosing the above AUiii.and -raving postage of 'lie sane will meet wit:i l u iiediatc attention, please address to E. S. Norton, Agent, nc-v 9(3 Columbus (ta A LOST OR MISLAID, Promissory Note given by Henry F. Rush' m to rnv’seli. dated some time in the month ot April 'ast, for $23 50—due 25th Deceinbei following All persons are cautioned against trading for said Note, without giving me infur (nation of the same. John S. Evans. Nov 26—3 m RUNAWAY OR STOLEN, J7*ROMtae subscriber, on Wednesday, the . trth instant, Three Negroes, to wit: O VF FFt.LOW AVI) TWO WOMF.K The fellow is about 5 feet 8 inches high, na med II ILL —the outside of each ear has been iriiiiiitrd fr om the upper to the under side—of a dnw ncust countenance, complexion black, about 45 or >0 voars of age Mis wife rather slender made, and nearly of flip same height; her back ,tms been con iderahly urarked with the whip. Mur name is PATIE VCE, sometimes called by b<v h sband PLEAS.' f, and formerly belong ed to Joseph Baker of Baldwin county. Also a \r min named MARSHAL, about the middle height, well set for •strength, about ‘.55 or lib years of age. Patience and Marshal are of the ordinary colour of negroes. It is thought they ayerb decoyed by white men, wlw‘> handle coun terfoil money, and hare gone westward of tins flare I w.mld take it as a favor of all acquaintances ard friends in Alabama, to make enquiry of them at all the crossing places of Alabama and Coosa tivers. tlTTlie Editor of the Planters Gazette is re quested to insert the above three times, and for ya.d his account for ad justment, to James Ledbetter, La Grange, Troup Cos. Geo. Nov. 26. 1831—tt NOTlcis. ALL persons having demands against the es 4ate wf Patrick Fit.’zpatrick, late of Cnltini fcus, dnceus.tl, me requested to present the Mine in lemur of the law, and nil indebted arc fteques ed .o uLike paymeut to Thomas M’Carty, admr. poy- 26 AUiaisi ft rain As Fait, ON the first riatur Jay in January next, will l c « -Id before i\iv clour next the Post Office yi Columbus, a quantity of building Slone, 2 tisir of *lill tjionor,. f pair of Blacksmith* be!- low., and other artic.lne belonging to tiiy c late of lairck KiUztmlrirk, deceased, sold by order of I ho infurir 04X111 Timm** Qtlinr, ►-» JW Coweta sheriff's sales. WILL lie sold in the Town of New nan Cow eta c<4inty on the first Tuesday in January next betwycntl e usual hours of sale the follow ing property, tmwit. The House and Lot No 5, in the town of Newnan, occupied at piesent as a Tavern by \V in. Henry, Esq together with the improve ments thereon, levied on as the property of Thomas W. Bolton, to satisfy sundry fi fas in iny han s in favor of Jeremiah L. Chit tain tor the use of James Ilutcliison vs Henry L Lestar gntte and 1 liotnas \V. Bolton; levied U;>on and returned by a constable Also Lot No. 24, in the town of Newuan, said county; levied upon as the property ol Henry L. Leitargette. to satisfy fi fas in favor of Seaborn Flowrence, is-u> and ir. u a Jusi ice’s Court of Cow eta county against 11 L. Lesiargette. and other ti fas levied on and returned by a eonstabla. Henry Keller. Sheriff. At the same time and place, will he soid lot of laud No. 4il, in| he 3d District of Coweta county, levied upon as the property of James Edmonson, to snti fy a fi fa issued from the Su perior ( ourt of Franklin county, in favor es 800 te and Baird ;or John Bauks vs said James Edmonson. W lllis Kilgore, I). S. Nov 26, 1631 STEWART SAr E*. H.l, be sold on the first Tuesday in J ANU ARY NEXT, hi the town of Lumpkin, Stewart county, between llie usual hours of sale, tne following property, viz: One Lot cf Land No. 129 in die 19fh district of said county, levied upon as the property of Samuel Thompson to satisfy one fi fa issued from a Justice’s court of Wilkes county against him in favor of Leroy H- It, levy made and returned to me by a constable .V. H. HI.VCII, Shff nov 29, 1831. iivardutn's Sale. ON the first Tuesday in January next will be sold at the court house in the tow nos Columbus, Muscogee count y, agreeably to the order of the Inferior court of Bibb com’itv, sit ting ibr oidinary purposes, lot of land No. «3in the Blh district of said county, lying within a mile and a half of C. lunahns, belonging to the oiphans es John Hamlin, late of Bibb county, deceased, sold for their benefit. Terms on the day, Charles M’Canlill, Guardian. oct 26 GEORGIA —Heard County. lT r llbßKAf* lets. < Dunlap and Lucinda v v Cowden apply for letlcsof administration on the Estate of William Cowden, late of said county, dec’d. THF.sE ARE THEREFORE to ci*o and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said dcc’d. to he and appear at rnv office within the time prescribed by law to shew cause, (if anv they have) why loiters should not lie granted in terms of the law. Given under im hand and private seal, there being no seal of office. l\ 11. TAYLOR, clk.c.c.o. Nov I*. 1831. Nov 26 GEORGlA—tfwrif County. 1¥ T HEREA.S Nancy .Smith applies to * ™ me fo.r letters of administration on thees'ate of JOHN IL eiVIITSI. late of said county deceased. The e are therefore to cite and admo iish, all and singular the kindled and credilorsof said deceased, to be and appear at m ’ office, wi hin the time prescribe (Tin - law to show cause (if any they have,) why said letters should not be graniod Given under my hand, this 18th day of No vember, ls3l. P ti. TAThoR. o r o. Nov 26,1831 (iEOKUIA Jlerriwether < ! ounty. VK7IIEREA6 James Cushion adiur. of the v v estate ot John Pullin dec. applies to me for letters of dismission on said estate. These •re therefore t" cue and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office ui hiu ihe lime 'prescribed by law, to shew cause if any they have, wjiv said ieuers -Imuld not be grant ed. Given under my hand this 9th day of No* vember 1631. Levi M. A Jams, 0. C. O. nov 19 “ LIW BOrtKS Colutebu* Ro"L-S?ori’, -2 dr-its front the COLUMBUS R \ VK. JUST received ard for sale as above cheap for cash, the following assortment of Law- Rooks. Blackston'scomtis. '? v Archbold’sappendix Archibald's Black'll 4 Manning’s digest '"Kristian's do 4 Hall s law journal F Id’s do I do.hvpd index Archibald dr I’hrs’n 4 Tngerr .lb ahridgt 1885 I biro ford A E’s rep Bin4.oliver’s precedents Salkeld's reports in 3 Chancery cases Taunton's ‘ s 4 Hawkin'* pleas Walker s “ 2 Sugden’s treatise , Dyfias’ “ 4 “ on powers Saunder’s * £ 3 Uaunder’s on pleading Starkies’ “ 2 Bigelow's digest Washington’s 2 Archbold’s civil plead'g Swanston’a “ t Comyn on contracts Bay’s 1 2 Crown circuit compan. Peter's concentrated 2 Hoffman’s cases Digest of Mass. 1 Fowell os devises Crui«e on real prop 3 Woodfalls land & len't Condensed rep. Sup. Holton libel Court U. S. Burlainaqui’s pnnciples Roper on property Balantine on limitations Moore’s Index Law of lien Campbell’s nisi prius Long on sales Hammond’s “ Roberts on frauds . Chitty on bills Bergeanl on aitachment Chitty’s pleadings Law of infancy Chitty'* criminal law Jones «n bailments Hoffman’s chancery Virginia cases Powell on mortgages Law of patents Kent’s commentaries Milfords pleadings Churche’s digest Perkins on conveysnc’g Pothier's obligations Marius on bills of Exch. Norris’ Peak Jefferson’s manuel Archtold’s practice Together with a general assortment of paper, quills, lead pencils, slates and pencils, sealing wax, india rubber, penknives, albums, pocket books, wallets and purses pocket maps ofN & S. Carolina »5' ever pointed silver pen il cases, flute, violin and claiionel instructors, Wyeth’s singing books, blank music books, backgammon boards and chess men. tooth pow der and brushes, paint boxes and brushos, draw ing paper, ini- stands, letter stamm:, A c A c. E. S. Norton. nov 19 Spun Cotton . THE subscriber Agent for the sale of the Athens Mnn f-irturrng Company'* Goods has received a supply of SPUN COI’TON suitable or Warp of assorted numbers. ALSO— IOO PIECES IIHOWX SHIR TING, a stout nrlielt suitable for negro wear, which will lie sold at the Factory prices GKO W DILLINGHAM. Colum'ms. Sep. 11 [VT OTIC E All persons having claim* a a v gain ft'ilhatn Talbot dee. are requested to render thorn m iqrenable t-> law. to us ORFFS’ TALBOT, hzr Out, I, 4d«l. IHUUM AOMj:Y t Li t. »? Rule wVW, to establish Tost papers: ? |4IIRKE months after date I promise to pav wi Edmund Martin or beare , thirty-three dollars and fifty cents for value received -his 20th of Nov. 1326 WILEY KA Y. Received of the within note ten dollars 64 12 ceuts. GEORGIA, RANDOLPH COU.XTY— Iy FFOR F. me, John R. McNael, a Justice of y the Inferior Court in and for said county, personally came Arnold E. Bloodworth, who after being duly sworn deposeth and savs that he was legally possessed of a note as hereof, w hiclt nolo the above is a correct copy and that the or’.riginal note ts lost and destroyed. ARNOLD E BLOODWORTH. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 19th August 1831. JOHN R. M NEEL. IU.YUOLPII SUPERIOR COURT; August Ter* Jjjjll IT appearing to the court that Arnold E. Bloodworth of the county aforesaid was legally possessed of a certain note of hand as bearer thereof of 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 the next term of this court and shew cause if any he has why said copy above should not be established in lieu of lira original note which is lost and destroyed; and be it further ordered, that a copy of this rule fie duly published in one of the public Gazettes of this State previous )o 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 my hand and private seal, there being no seal of office this 24th August, 1831. amos McLendon, c. s. c. (l 9 .) Sep. 3, 1831 A RULE NISI, For Foreclosure. GEORGIA, Randolph Cou.ntt. Superior Court, August Term 1831 John Dilt amt John If . Suture, Mtrcants and Partners trade net under Hu name, style, tend firm of Dill <y- Suit tee vs. Thomas H alts and Benjamin F. IPatts. T| PON the petition of John Dill and John J W Sullive, Merchants and Partners tra ding undei the name, style, and firm of Dill and Sullive. slating that Thomas T\ alts and Benja min F- Walts did, on the eleventh day of Febru ary eighteen hundred and thirlv-one. convey to said Dill and Sutlive by deed of mortgage, two thirds of a tract of Land lying and being in the seventh District of Lee county.-known and dis tinguished in the plan of said district by num ber Two hundred and fiity-rine (259) contain ing two hundred t vo -md a half acres according to survey, together with two thirds of all and singular the Grist Mills. Snw Mills and Dwell ing houses out.houses and other improvements thereon in any wise appertaining to the premi ses, it being ihe w holr if (heir interest in said lot of land a: <1 the mills on ihe ymochoba creek running through said lot of find, for the better securing the payment of a note of hand for fourteen hundred and eleven dollar -, made by tne said Tli urns Watts and Benjamin F. Watts on the eleventh dny ot February eighteen han dled and thirty one, due on or before the first of July next after the bate of said note, and paya ble to Dill and Sullive aforesaid or bearer And it. further appearing, that the said Thomas Waits and Benjamin F. Watts have not paid said note, nor hath either of them, which sum with interest front the lime the said note be came due is now due.l unpaid upon said debt & moitgage. It is therefore ordered that unless cause be shown to the contrary, or the said sum of money with interest * cost due thereon be paid into the Clerk’s office of tills court within 6 months from this lime the equity of redemp tion in find to said mortgage premises be barred and lorever foreclosed And that a cope oi inn, rule fie published in one of the public Gazottes of this Btate, once a month for six months, or served upon the mortgagers or their special a jen; at least three months before the expiration of the lime within which the money is ordered to be paid, A c. I do certify ‘hat the above is a true copy the minutes. Given under mv hand and private seal, there be ng no soal of office this 21 ih day of August 1831. ~~ amos McLendon, c.s c. (i. s > Sep. 3, I*3l A little JVisi, to establish lost papers, GEORGIA, Ksmhilph County.— B. FORK me, John R Me. Noel a Justice of the Inferior Court in and far -aid county, personally cau:e Luke H Smith who after being duly siVi-r n dciioselh and says that he was le gally and rightfully possessed of four notes of which the a nex< and are true copies and are correct, are lost or mislaid so that they cannot las obtained LUKE H. SMITH. Sworn to and subscribed, before me this 19th day of Aug 1631 JOHN R M’NEEL j i.c. On or heroic the t veuty-fifth day of Decem ber next, I promise to pay Matthew Brooks or bearer twenty dollars for value received this Nth May, 1-3(1 JAMES V. ROBINSON. On the nineteenth of November eighteen hun dred and twenty-six I promise to pay Luke II Bmith or hearer, twenty seven dollars and fifty cents for value received. Sept. 10th, 1620. WILLIAM NOYS. On Ihe nineteenth day bf November eighteen hundred and twenty-six I promise to pay Luke H -Siniih or bearer twenty seven dollars and I weive and a half cents for value received this lOth May, 1826. WILLIAM NOYS On the nineteenth day of November eighteen hundred and twenty six, I promise to pay Luke H. Smith or bearer fifteen dolls for value recei ved this 10th Sept 1826. WILLIAM NOYS. SUPERIOR COURT, AUGUST TERM 1831. IT appearing to tho court, this the abovo af fidavit, that Luke H. Smith wav legally and rightfully possessed of four notes, of which tire above are sworn copies Jnoreot and that he has lost or mislaid tho originals of w hieh the annex ed are copies. Be it therefore ordered, that the said James V Robinson and William Novs ap pear on the first day of the next term of this court and shew rau r e, if any thev have, why the above copies shall not be established in lieu of the original notes which have been lost or mis laid. And be it further ordered, that tho rule lie duly published in one of the public Gazettes of this Slate previous to the next term of their court, or dnlv served upon the said James V Robinson and William Noyg. I do certify that the foregoing is a true copy from Ihe minutes. Given under my hand and orivate seal there being no Ideal of office, this 241 b August, 1~31. amos McLendon, c.s.c. (i. ».) Sep. 3, 1831. ~~ (rEOßGTA—Merriictlhrr Vaunttj. Tlmmss Mr Burnett lolled before John Boyd a justice of tire peace in and for said counter, a sorrel horse about fourteen or fifteen curfallen, and some other marks, one each side of Ills neck—about fourteen hands Jugli, and branded with a letter hut the letter be discov ered what it is appraised by Jeeae < rantbrd and ft. Tidwell to be worth twenty dollars this 28th Oct. 1831. . o*r. Urtntt, cik. Not. 19, 4441. NOTICfR. , | A persons hi vmg demands against the es late of Joseph White late ofStewart conn tv dec are requested to p.eseut tnein in terms of the law. F.Hom G. A. Moss, ) . Wiley Massey, } ad,,,r ’- nov 15 • NOTICE. fIIAVE purchased James M. Lyon's tract of land whereon he now lives, containing two bundled and fiftys.xcres more or less, the'land whereon Dr. IsatTV Phillips died, adjoining the lands of Gen. fAtmtles Phillips and ot hers,— known bv no aft and part of no. 72. 1 have sd Lyon’* lioud for titles to said land, of which fact the world will please take notice T. W. Williamson. Harris county, nov 15 NOTICE. MOM HA afterdate application will 1. be made to the honourable the Inferior court of Merriwether Cos. when setting for or dinaiy puiposes, for leave to sell lot of land number one hundred and eighty seven in the icntli district of formerly Troup, now Merrnvc ther county thepiopei tv of A B Biigine l ew is illegitimate, sold for the benefit of ihe suni illegitimate. Samuel Lewis Senr. Guardian, nov 19 NOTICE. f'OUft MONTHS after date, application will be . ;ade to llie honorable the court of Or dinary, for Merriwetlier county, for leave to sell lot of land number 270 in the 20th district of formerly Muscogee now Harris county, the property ot Marvel M'Lendou orphan of Lovm S. M'Lendoa dec sold for the benefit of said or phan. Thomas J. Brooks, Guardian. nov. 19 NOTICE. \LL persons indebted to the estate of John Pullin dec. are requested to make payment without delay, & those who have claim- against the said estate are required to bring them for ward in tei 111s of the law James Cushion, admr. nov 19 CLOVER SEED. I or sale by I L. J. Davies & co. nov 15 Heard Sup. Court , October Term , le>3l. The Governor on the infor- , inationofD. R. Mitchell, f 11 / SCI FA - Aaron Martin ' IT appearing to the Court that the defendant cannot be found in the county of Washing ton, nor the county of Troup—lt is therefore ordeied tha- service be perfected by publication in one of the public Gazettes of the State once a inontu for lliiee months. A true copy from the minutes Will. Wood, nov 19 c. s e. heako coustv. NOTICE. be hired out on Monday the * 2d day of Jaunary next, at the house Gen. (J Phillips, Harris county, all the negroes of the estate of D W. Porter, dec. Terms, 12 months credit with bond and approved security. B. Martin, Guardian. nov 19 PRESENTMENTS * Os the Grand Jury of Carroll County. We as mcnibersof the community independ ent of Our Oftieial character *)«naat hut fuel a deep interest for the prospective moral con dition of our county. We sincerely deplore the reputation which the outrages of a band of lawless individuals have given us abroad, and as truly lament that qll the eiforls of the civil au thorities have heretofore been unavailing in putting a stop to them. White persons resi ding on that part es the Cherokee territoiy which has been added to this county for the purpose of giving jurisdiction to our county continue their depredations upon the steady aid peaceable citizens ot the county and from their peculiar location and a combination among themselves it is imoossjbie except by accident to detect and bring them to justice. These peo ple taking advantage of the law extending the jurisdiction of uur courts over them, come for ward and claim the exercise if all the privileges of orderly citizens without discharging any of the obligations incident to citizenship They pay no taxes, they do no Militia or Patrol duty The real property on which they reside is not subject to taxation; hence we think they should he subjected to all the inconveniences to which they have exposed themselves by their self ex patriation. W’e therefore recommend to our senator and representative to use their exertions to exclude them by some proper legislative en actment, from the exercise of any of the pri vileges of cit izens. We also request them to try and have the custom of strrving Juries into making up their verdicts done away. Also we wish them louse their best exertions to have a court of er rors established. For we find that precedent is entirely taking the place of law and tho prece dents are as var ous as there are circuits and what is right in one circuit is wrong in another And we feel that no man's person and proper ty should he as entirely at the disposal of the whims ahd caprices of one man as is the case at present. We also require them to try and have the negro property of non-residents employed in mining in our county taxed in the county; So that we may receive some remuneration for the evil of such a population. We feel thankful that we have no cases of disorder to notice at our court house. It augurs well for the moral character of our county. The decrease in tire use of ardent spirits is one of the reasons to which this hap py result may be attributed; All or almost all the offences it has been our duty to notice this court have originated in that quarter of our county near the Cherokee line and we look for ward with the hope to have our wrongs redress’d by tbis legislature by their taking possession of and organizing that part of our stale. We prerent our thanks to his honor, Judge Strong for his prompt attention to the duties of the Bench, and to Mr. Solicitor Hooper, for his at tention to his business. We wish our Clerk to furnish Jthe parts of our Presentment, of a public nature, to the Editor of ‘The Democrat’ for publication, and have a copy sent to our Senator and Representative: Cornelius McCarty, Foreman. Reason E. Maberry, Aaron Jones, KinclienP Maberry, James 11. Rodgers, William G Springer, Thomas Sandford, Emanuel ft Martin, David llarnwell, Janies F. Garrison, Samuel Leakers, Wallace Warren, Jonathan Sanders, John 11 Rooker, Wm. 1. Purr, and Allen M McWhorter, Joseph /.ittle. Bucket Wood, Oil notion of John \V. Iloopcr, Koi.- gitor Genera), it was Ordered, Thai Ihe presentment* of the Grand Jury be published ayn-eably to tlttir req mat. JOH.\ LONG. Clerk. Not. 12; \m. Hf GPM ELASTIC OVER SHOES,* ror sale by 1 L.* J. Davies Sc co. nov 15 COLUMBUS CIRCULATING LIBRARY. r s *H E subscriber respectfully informs the in * hah tants of Columbus and the neighbor hood, that his Library is now open for the re ception ot subscribers. The Library will con sist of Religious Works, Histon, Travels, and Lives of distinguished Men, Poems, Romances, Novels, Rpviews, Magazines, Ac. Ac. They are also informed that lie has made arrange ments to receive all new piihl-cations as simix as they are issued from the press If the pat ronage will admit of the undertaking, there will be a Reading Rooih added to the above, well supplied with News papers from ditferent parts of the country, which will he expressly for the use of Bubecriliera, free ofcharge. TERMS —For one year half to be paid in advam e. For'six months $6 one half payable in advance Subscribers will be entit led to change their hooks as often as once a day if required, and not tllowed more than one work out at a tune. Any subscriber losing or injuring a volume w ill be charged for the »ett. N. B The Subscriber takes this opportunity to return his sittceie thanks to those who have so liberal!y come forward and bestowed that names m aid of the above undertaking. E. IS. Norton, nov Brood Street, lit ware! Merchants and Mechanics! RAN away from Newnan, Coweta county on the 29th October last, William \u tin, and Charles Sancho, two notorious villains, 'hat have a wonderful faculty of deceiving and defrauding honest men. The villain Austin, ia large,jwell propoitioned and rather well lookimr than otherwise; the day before his dcpariuie he borrowed a superfine broad cl.-th coal, and wore it off; he is a collar and shoe maker by trade; Sancho is short in stature, a native of Russia, speaks rather broken, he is hv trade a painter, he has eagles inserted in the skin of his arms with india ink; these two men have been travelling from village to village and going in debt as much as possible, then lunnino- away and leaving their Creditors to suffer. An, in fo illation given to either of the subscribers or to any of the citizens of Newnan, of these two villains, will be more than thankfully iccuv.:iL Si lion House. W. T. W illiainsota. W. G. Shearer. nov 15 New Fir LAWHON Si HOWELL, IIAVING purchased out the enure stock of DRY G OODS, JiAKD H ARE and GROCERIES belonging to Mr. Jonathan A. Hudson, otter them to their friends and the public generally, at such prices as cannot fail to satisfy Those that favor them with calls They hope, from their close attention to the interests of their customers, to meiit a continu ance ot the very liberal patronage extended to their predecessor. 1 heir Stock is composed in part of tho' following articles: Blue, black, brown and green Broadcloths, ♦Brown and steel rnixt battiiu tin. Merino Circassians, (for Ladias' wear,) Red satinet for children, Bombazines and Bombazetts, Black Laalings, Fnncetla and Rochcllm Brown Caniblet, Fancy calicoes, Fancy Plaid and striped Ginghams, Plain Pink and Butt' Ginghams, Fig’d Aibaniennes, for Ladies winter *oir,» Irish I-uplin, Fig'd, white, blue A huff Gro do Naples, Plain black and blue black do Barsenott, fig «1, Swiss, Book, Mull A Jaconet Muslins/ PI ft in cio do do do ck> Cambricks, Black silk Velvet, Marseilles Vesting, A good assortment of whole and half Ilou. Furniturne Dimity and Fringe, Cotton Cassimere, Damask Table Diaper, Linens, Gloves of all kinds—suspenders, 1 apes, threads, and sewing silks, Bound, Belt and Tatt'eta Ribbons, 3-4 4-4 5-4 A 6-4 bleached sheeting and shrr iiag, 3-4 4 4 5-4 6 4 Brown do do 4 4 Scotch Ginghams—3-4 Plaids, Apron t Kecks—Bod ticking, A good assortment of wool, roram, castor Si Beaver Hats, Men’s, Ladies and children’s fino and course, high and low quartered shoes, Shoe ilnead, HARD-WARE «fc CUTLERY. Knob, Stock, Cup! >oa rd, Chest A Pad Lockp, Razors and Raxor strops, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives; Butts and Screws. Hooks and Hinges, 12 sets complete Blacksmith’s Tools, A fine lot of Castings, Waggon A Cart boxes, Log and Trace chains, Smoothing Irons and frying Pans, CROCKERY ASSORTEB. GROCERIES. 60 Bills. Western Whiskey, 49 “ New Orleans Rum, 160 “ First and second quality sugar, 10 “ I,oaf sugar, 3(1 “ Molasses, 10 “ Prime Pork, 12 “ No. 2 and 3 Mackerel, 10 boxes Spcru Candlos, 10 “ Soap, 700 lbs. German A Cast-steei, • 50 Bags krone ('ottos, 10,000 lbs. Swedes Iron, 2,000 bus Liverpool pound salt, 60 kegs assorted nails and brads, L. A H. contemplate moving in tho coarse of a fortnight, their stock to the large three sto ry Building directly opposite Messrs. Stewaet and Fontaine’s Brick Building. Columbus Oct 29, 1831. GUN MISSING, Supposed to have been taken by m»take from the encainpmont of the Guard on (he night oftho 3d mst.a rifle gnu with a poplar stocjf, 2 brass thimbles, iron guard and hut piece, double trigger* with no screw between them As lli« battle is now thought to be over it is hoped tho person who has it in possesion will return it to JBF.J FAJtXM oct 15 2AW NOTICE.—J T. Gamp and John ■ A Schley. have associated then.reive- together in ihe practice of law, in Columbus. One of them will attend all the Court* in the Chalalio, oho , circuit Letter* upon busmens will lei iddres->e<( I to Cane At Hew rv —J. T. Camp will continue to practice law in the court* of AAtbs-na in con. necliuu with David Gokghtlv F.aq J T. CAMP JOHN SCI!LET- F«b IfiOqtfU If
