Georgia Historic Newspapers

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•MERRIWE THER nALKM.
'T’tt ILL U sold -ii the fir;t 'fi.e-diy in
v * APRIL nex nr Ihe i'i art house in
M emwqfher c>untv between the usual hours of
gale tho following properly to-wit: •
The undivided interest of John G AJaxcy in
lot vo 205 iii the ninth disiri.it of fmmerit
Troup no-.v Meri iw e her •onnlv, consisting of
on: 'bird of said lot if I.and, levied on as th
jiroperty of said Matey to satisfy m txccniion
vhich • issued from a jit-t ice’s c- urt of lark
c- unty at the instance of Bahiwin and Craig vs
tl.e said Maxey. Levy made and returned to
me by a constable , j
Lot of i and So. 2"8 in ‘he second district of j
f uenv Troupnow Merriivclhorcounty, levied
oi. the properly- f Stephen Mo ely to satisfy
a fi fa w inch issued from the Superior court of
Del thorpe countv, in favor of F. A it Jordan
vs ihe said Moselv.
Lot -f Land No. 2 in the ninth <5 iriet of,
for. led v Troupnow Merriwethcr county, levi- :
ed as the property of Jeremiah McDaniel to;
sail fa ti fa which issued from a justice's court
of H icrsliam county in favor of James R. VVyly"
va the said McDanii I. Levy made and roturn
<d to mo by a constable
Hugh Lockett, ShtT.
march 3 1632
STEWART SALES.
"All L-L esold on the first Tuesday in April -
r f ner. in Ihe town of Lumpkin Stewart ,
ffnniit y be’.ween the usual hours of sale the t’ol- I
owing property to-wif:
'hia Lot of Land No. 37 in the 32nd district j
formerly l ee now Stewart county. Levied on ;
os the property of\\ illiam Noles. t- satisfy -1 ;
small fi fas issued from a justice's emir! of Wil- j
kinson county, in favor of i ewi- Bond v* Wm
Noles—Levy made and returned by a constable, j
A* i or*e Lot of Land No 197 in t!ie 21th dis- j
triei of said county. Levied on 3s the property j
of Felise Labruise and Jacob Fcdtick to satisfy j
two small fi fas issue I from a Justice’s court ot
the county nf Richmond again-l them in favor
E Bngg vs ,Felise Lab-uiso and Jacob Fecrick.
Levied and returned by a constabl
Also Lot no one hundred and twelve (112) in
the eighteenth (18) district of -aid county, lev
ied on as th i property of William Crabtree, to
satisfy one small fi fa issued from a justice’s
court of Stewart county against him in fuvor of
J. Little vs. William Crabtree Levy made &
rotiuned to me bv a constable.
Also Lot no 202 in tr.e 2ttb district of Slew
art county levied on as the property of Arthur
Killcre.isc to salisf. one small fi fa issued from
a justice s court of Butts county against him,
in fav-.r of David Allison vs Arthur Ktllcrease
Levy made and returned r>v a constable
Jonathan F. Fridges, ShlF.
At the same time \ place will be si Id.
* Lot no 14i> in tlio k()th district of said county
levied on as the property of Fanny Lew is, to
satisfy one small fi la is-ned from a jn tice’s
conrt of Baldwin county against her in favor of
U P. Stubbs vs Fanny Lewis—Levy made arid
ret..rned to me by a constable.
Also Lot no G 7 in tlio I9tli dist of said coun
to levied in as the property of John Westbrook
jr to s tisfy one ti fa issued from a justice’s
oourt 6f Franklin county against him in favor of
Nathaniel Holley vs John Westbrook—Levied
on and returned to me bv a constable.
Wm. Miller, D. S.
POSTPONED SALE.
Also Lot no 134 in the 3d dist. of the county
of Stewart, l.evied on as the property of Wilson
Dosbo.zo, to satisfy one small fi fa issued soma
justice’:! court of I wiggs county, against him
in favor c <leorge Urn ti n Wilson Desliazo.
Lev. ma • and returned bv a constable
in:trc!i 3. Win. Miller, D. S.
CARROLL HALES.
L be sold on the first Tuto day in MAY
▼ » next,between *hc usual hours of sale.at
the Court house in the town of ‘ arrollton, tlie
following property (to-wit:)
One Negro Girl by the name of Charily,lev
ied upon as the pr -pert.y of Joseph Thompson
to satisfy -i fi fa from Carroll Superior court in
favor of Samuel S. Lowery vs. said Thomp
son.
One bay Mare and thirty barrels of corn, lev
‘ied on ■ - the property of James Y iung, to sat
isfy 'i li fa. from Carroll Superior court, in favov
us i. un iard Winters vs. said Young and Nathan
Edwards.
Lot. of i.and No. 158, in tho sixth district of
Carroll county, levied upon as the property of
William Viorris to satisfy sundry fi fas from a
Justices court of Fayetto county in fhvor.ol J
D Man yJi Blanchard, adu.’rs of 11. G. Hop
ki - Vo said Morris —Levy made and returned
to ;0 bv a constable
Fifty acres adjoining Col. Philips of Lot No
123 .o the eleventh district of said county as
the • port/ ot Samuel Harcrnu to satisfy a fi
fa fs a Justice-, court ot K.lbert county in fa
vor r hoinas llayne for the use of Joiint'ol
be; ■> said Harcrau—Levy made and /elurn
od mu bv a constable.
Le-.- is M. Gilbert’s interest in Lot No. 1:58 in
the eleventh district of said county, to satisfy a
li la to favor of S. Mason vs said Gilbert. Lev
ied :ir,d ret ui ned to me by a constable.
Lot No 188 in tlie 9th District of said coun
ty, levied upon as the pioperly of Wm. Smith
to satisfy a fi fa. in favor of VV'm Askew vs. said
Smith.—Levy made and returned by a consta
ble /
Fa’-h ttn P. Mabury’s interest in Lot No. 78 in
the !)lb dist. of said county, to satisfy an execu
tion in favor of John Waits vs said Mabitry.
Levy made and returned to me By a constable
Lot No. 1G in the jixth district of said county
levied on to satisfy an execution from a police
court ol'('raw-lord county, in favor of Wm. J.
Waynman A Cos. bearers vs. David Lagrone,
John I/agrotie, Jac ib Lag*one, Jesse .Mathews
indorsee, and Jasper llaion security on the stay
Levy made an ! r- (timed to mo by a consta
ble
No. 208 in tiie six'll dist. of said county, lev
ied upon - tlie property of Fari-h ( arter at*d
Spencer Riley, t > satisfy an execution in lav,,r
of tlie officers 3f i ho Superior court of said coun
ty vs. said a t-r nil Riles
Lo' No IGe i: the sixth district, leviod upon
to satisf i lift, tom < a mil superior court in
favor of UI ,u G Famb ougli against Willis
Rabun
Lot No 137 in tlie sixth district, levied upon
as tiie pr,-j. riy of John Th mas to satisfy a fi fi
from ■ a-r >'! superior c urt iri favor "f tlie uffi
ccrs ,| s u c>• • vs said Thomas.
march 17. LSI ’. Jilcs S. Bogoestt, SIilV.
.1' tin st;mn t, m■ unit yluet tril he svhl.
0.-r. L o* I Hi No. IID in tiie 11 th dist of
Carroll c, " ioviod o n a-,the property of
John Kuuti i,a -C afi ta issued fr in u ju-ti
eescuiit of Jas er Cos uity in favor of Thus,
(truer —-Lev., ■! and id union to me bv a con
stable w 3
march .7, 1832 WILLIAM BURK, l>. i*
POST BONED SALE.
At the imne Umi ami uhtn trill he sold
Fifty i. -u »( • i.d 111(111 a- the pr- p
erty of >f r bw. t --'iH’y an < xci i|t|un
fron • s* .u •(«• r n .ti f»y ,r ~f tame B
'/•■aiitit • -tl-'V all.' Jl Ill'S \.
Wngi "L.,8 is. BtJUGfcod, bilif.
march 17, 1832
LEE SALEH.
\T7TLL be void at . t. «of John Slappey
1 v the plai;-. «>f I ddo Sjiponor Court t-»i
Lee eon.ty. on tin fiisl Tuesday* in MAY r.ext
be'weeu ihe usual hoars of sale, the foili wing
property, to-wi’ :
One Lot ol l.and No. 45 in the 3d district oi
said c uuty, levied on as the property of Win
Katun, to -atisfy a fi fa. in favor of 55 in. 0.
Brannon, fi ta issued from the superior court in
Richmond county Levy made for the use of
John Williams esq.
j One I'otof Land No 2in the first district of
I said county, levied on as 'he property of Joseph
' Mmshon to .satisfy a fi fa in favor of Hardy
; Pace—m fa issue.; from a justice court in IB os
! ton county.—Levy made and returned to ire by
j a constable
' Cme I ot of Land No 14!) in the 13th district
\ of «aid county, levied on as the property of
George ti W heeler to satisfy a fi fa in favor of
| Edmond Taller executor to .1 seph Fuller, dec.
i Fi fa issued from a Justices court in Colombia
| county —Levy made and lelurr.ed to me by a
; constable.
One Lot of Land No. ‘;4O in the 13th dist. ol
' said county , Levied on as the property of B'od
son Brockmon to satisfy afifa n favour of Mo
ses Br. ck..ton—S fa issued trorn a justices court
in Green county —Levy made am. returned to
me by a constable j AS. R M ARTIN, thff
march 17, • >32.
i)IV lMlO\ ORDERS.
Head Quarters, i'th Division, >
La Grange, March Ist, 1832. j
IN compliance with orders received from hi
- Kxcollency the Commander in l hies the
Majoi General orders and directs the following
R<. views and Inspections of the Militia, for the
| year 1832, bv regiments and battalions, at the
l limes and places hereinafter designated, viz:
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
I Stewart county, at Lumpkin, on Tuesday the
3d day of Apiil.
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Randolph county, at Culhbcrt, oil Friday the
Gih day of Aprti.
A Review- and Inspection ofthe Militia of t.ce
county, at the place of holding the Superior
court tor said county .on Monday the 9th of
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Sumter county, at the place of holding the 8u
perior Court for said county,on W••dm -day ihe
11th of April.
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Mnr on county, at florrv, on Friday the 13th of
April
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Talbot county, at Talhottoii, on Tuesday the
17th of April
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Muscogee county, at Columbus, on Friday the
20th of April
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
slams county, at Hamilton, en Monday the
23d of April.
A Review and Inspection of the Militia ol
Tsoup county, at La Grange, on Thursday the
2G n April.
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Merriwethcr county, at GreenviUo. on fcatur
day the 28th of April.
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Coweta county, at Newuan, on Tuesday the Ist
day r.f May
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Campbell county, at Campbellton, on Friday
the 4? Ii of .ugy.
A Review and Inspection of the Militia -f
Carroll county, at t arrollton, on Tuesday the
Bth of May.
A Review and Inspection ot the Militia of
llr-ari! county, at Franklin, on Friday the 11th
of May
On the day preceding the day of Review anil
Inspection in each county (unless such day be
Sunday, and in that ca-e on the Saturday pro
ceding,) there will be a convention of all the
c< rnmissionod and non-commissioned officers in
said county, for the purpose of inspection and
drill.
flic Brigade Inspectors will, besides making
returns to the Division Inspector, transmit co
pies to tiro Commander in chief
Precision a'd accuracy in the return will be
required. Lyery act of disobedience and insub
ordinotion ma ked, and appropriately punished,
and a regular discipline attempted with officers
and men.
The colonel oi other Officers commanding
regiments are required without delay to proceed
and fill up all vacant commissicns in tiro Line,
by brevet, in terms of tho Law
The Generals of Brigade are charged specially
with the execution of those orders They will
attend the R views within the limits of their re
speedve commands, and be particular to admit
no Officer locommand in tho Line whose ap
pearance shall not be in strict c nformity with
the ta.v
By order of the Alajor Gene*al
S. ARMSTRONG BAILEY
J W. Fasnis, jr Division Inspector.
March i. I >32—tf.
P(11 Ki: T-HOOK LOS T.
FBI IIE Subscriber lost his Pocket-Book
in Harris county, on the valley road
leading fiom Col Mason’s Mill to the VVa-rn
Springs in Merriwethcr It contained one bun
dred and twenty or thirty dollars, all small bills,
none exceeding twenty dollars, among which
there were a good many three dollar bills to the
best of my recoiled ion The banks and num
bers not recollected, also several notes arid a
stout bundle of account > and other papers
vine n<>t« on Thomas B. Jackson for seven
hundred dollars, given one day after date, made
payable to II II Lowe, the note was made a
bout the middle of December last
A note on A. B Collins for four hundred dol
lars, due tho twenty-fifth of Dec 1830 One
note on said A. B. Collins for two hundred dol
lars due on the 25th Dec. 1631. both made pay
able to II II Lowe
One on Hiram Sledge for fifty dollars, Little
ton sVynn security due the 25th December next
made payable to 11. It Lowe
One note on Daniel McCurrv for sls date
not recollected, made payable to II il Lowe
One note on Luke Lambert for ten dollars,
given one day after date and made payable to
H H Lowe.
One on lirinnt Tarver for thirteen dollars
some cents, given in January last, due one day
after date, made payable to H If Lowe.
One on Wm: Dukes for twenty-seven dollars,
due the 25th Dec loot), made payable to If M
Lowe.
■ lie on Col 5Vm Mason for seventy five dol-
given one day after date, made payable to
II II I,owe. it was o nde about thb first of Dec
last; Luni.. Wvnn Securitv.
One due bill on Mr Lea oflfamiUou for fiftv
dollars, made payable to H. H Lowe. One
ote on Col F Li vi* tor $H‘» credited by s>(',
made payable to II II 1 owe, dales out recol
lected
One on sai l ( 'ol F. Lewis for thiee bund ■ and
and'hirty-tlneedoUai -or near that shim, made
I* t ' bie to Vi r Mat bis endorsed to Tiio'ua-
Juciis ,n.
Ino note dn Hichsrd Uinkson f>r $.54 J. J
Urp«r -«• rity due 2th Dec last, nude pay
able to ll l u'.e
s ' ' 1 ot he* small ooi.s ’he amuuiit and
d-.’ on', roc ,|itc ml logoi her wnh a la-ga bun
dht "i "u;, n lit * ami 3c r pui-ci
Oiy pef>-ii who ui-i n» ,n irm.mittsl n, mv
gatin g ill., aid P «ks- b« k *C|| ,o |. 4 J|
b*i suitibly rew atdid
11. 11. LOWE.
f ADMINISTRATOR’* NOTICE.
\ L! •». i-I.rxi.Jii.-d to the estalo of Win.
i ft- .ien -vc late of mvetacounty, are re
| qn< sled to call ami . !o v ilh the subs ril-ers,
irul th-is who bai ecl im against the estate are
di sired to come forv-ad aid pres nt their de
nfhnds in the inanm t presonbtd bv la ■
Satuttr I Burdme, Adm'r.
Mary Bowen, Adm'x.
Newnan, Fell. 25, 1832
\GREEABLK to an order of the Info
ri r co-irt of Stewait count' , v hen fitting
I f’ r ’ r ordinary purpi ses, ill be sold a the court
houseon tire first Tuesday in May next.
Ojre Lot cf 1 .and No. 35 in the 33d district
formerly Lee now Stewart county
On the same day w 11 bo s Id, half of Lot No
-159 in the 22d dist flrmerly fee now Stewart
county.
tin the fii st Tuesday in May next will be
sold at the court home in tho county oFTroup.
one Lot of 1 and No 56 in the !2t.!r di-t.
Gn the same day will he soid in the couutr
of !.ee at the court-house, one Lot of Land No.
2’JT in the I Gth dist •
Will be sold a* the court-house in the county
oft ai roll, in the first Tuesday in June next
one Lot of Land No |t!3sn the Ist dist.
Abo. on Hie same day will be sold in the enun
ti of Flarly at the couit house,one Lot of Land
No 310 in tho 21st dirt, sold for the benefit or
the heirs and creditors of Nathan llrady Junr
deceased
T- rms—one half eaHt, the balance twelve
month thcreaf e.-
f«b. 25. Levinah E. Brady, Adm’x.
GEORGIA, )g f aswi li. Hopson,
Merriwethcr County, ( Vvtolls before Gide
on ''hristian, an actir.g justice of the peace tor
said county', a str iy mai« supposed to be 14
years old, dark so.rel, blaze on her forehead
some saddle marks, appraised bv lames S. Moss
and Jacob Pealor to thirty dollars February
10th, 1832. E S. IIUSS> Y,c. s c
march 24
LOST POCKET-BOOIi.
I OST on the 7th ir.si a Pi cket Rook c--n
---» taining one hundred and thirty dollars, one
hundred dollar bill, one twenty, one two dollar
bill and some small bills not "recollected: Also
the foil. -wing notes
One on Chat las J Roberson for one hundred
dollars dated some time in July 1831, and due
the 25th Dec payable to Joh(* Norwood
'trie other on Charles Roberson for $ 100 da
icd July 1831, and due the 25th Dec payable to
John Norwood
Twi) of $25 on Samuel Houston, dated July
1831. and due one day from date, payable (o
John Norwood
One do for s2<i on Sajnuel Houston, dated
July Ih3l and duo one day from date, payable to
John Norwood.
Five notes on Thomas Worthy and ; eonard
Worthy for s2' each and one for $22 all on
tie sheet. dated Hie l/th.ofDec 829. and due
one day from date, .th a credit on the back of
>IOO dated the Ist if July 183!, payable! Jehu
Norwood
Two notes on Joseph F< ster for $ 7 each,
payable to James Brooks dated so e lime in ihe i
year 18 8 and one one day from date.
< toe on Joh i Loyd for $lO da'ed let March
1831 am duo one day from date, payable to John
Norwood.
’no do on John Loyd fi r SIG dated first
March 1831, and due Sept 1834, pay able to John
Norwood
One on D M Loyd for $940 da ed the 20th
Feb 1832, and duo 25th Dec payable to John
Norwood,
One do. on D. M. Loyd for SSOO dated 20th
Feb 1832 and due one day f’torn date, payable to
John Nutwood
One do on D M. Loyd f-r $321 dated 20th
Feb 1832. ar-d due one day from date, payable
lo John Norwood
Bill of- from 55 m Griggs for a negro
woman and ehi'd to John Norwood, dated Sent
1830. r
Also a deed from Dr N. B. Powell for Lots
No. 83, 62 A 47.
Also the receipt of D. M. Loyd, Joseph J.
Foster ad sV>n. Maxwell to John Norwood for
their l egacies
Any person delivering or findirg tho same
shall be rewarded
f hereby forwarn all persons from trndirur for
said i-.nies. JOHN NORWOOD.
Talbot county. Tth.Marcii, 1832
insurance bank of olumbus.
ll v HIBERS (o flic Stock of said Bank.
1 ’ are here »y notified Hiat the first Instalment
on tho nutnfer of shares taken by them, is re
quired co be paid at <'olumbus, (o the c< imittee
apuoitited by the Stockholders to receive the
same, on Monday the2ddav of April next.
March It)—td
NOTICE.
W' ROUGUT ro JAti, jo Gieenville, Mer
rttveiher county, :i Negro w nau who cells
•■-evsolf Attn. The owner will conte forward,
prove property, pay expenses and take her a
w»V- ELIJAH REEDER, Jailor
feb. 18 1832.
Span fJotton.
THE subscriber Agent for tbe sale of the
'theus Manufacturing Company's Goods has
received a supply ,f '■TUN COTTON suitable
or Watp of ~c. i teduuoibers
U.s —ioopYEt EK BROWN SHIR
TING, n strut article suitable for negro wear,
which w ill be sold at the Factory prices
(DO W OIL INGHAM.
< olimit.u* 6"p 3
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HE \D QUARTERS 9th DIVISION,/
La-Grange, February 20, 1b32 j
ORDERS.
THE death of (ion sVoolfolk having occa
si >ned a vacancy in the office of Brigadie- Gen
eral in the second brigade of the 9th Divi-ior
the command devolves upon t ol Ulyies Le- is
oi theGGth Regiment. .The officers of tho staff
f the late Brigadier, together with a(! othe
officers and privates within said brigade tre
hereby ordered and required to obey and respect
Col Lewis accordingly.
By order of Mnj. Gen S A.Bailev
JOHN E. MORGAN Aid de-Camp.
A D MINI ST R ATOR’S S A LE.
Oil the 12/A nf .‘f/>ril ne t.
he; sold to the highest bidder nt
* ™ t lie late residence of William Bow
en deceased, in tho county of Coweta, n l the
perishable property of said Bow-en late of sai
county, consisting of Cere Fodder, Horses.
Sheep, Cattle, household A kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Tools, Hogs, Bacon and other arti
eh s, sold for the benefit ( f the heirs and credit
< rs of said deceased.
f-'amm 1 Burdinc, Adm'r.
Mary Bowen, Adm'x.
Newman, Feb. 25,1632
x or ic e.
MONTH- afterdate application will
, be tade to the honourable the Inferior
court of MerHwether Cos. when setting for oe
dinaiy put poses, tor ieavo lo sell lot of ’and
number one hundred and eighty seven in the
enth distiict cf formerly Troup, no-.v Merriwe
ther county, thepioperty of A B Birgine Lew
is illegitimate, sold for tho benefit of ihe said
illegitimate.
Samuel Lewis Senr. Guardian,
nov 19
NOTICE.
MONTHS after date application will
be made to the honorable the court of Or
dinary for Merriwether eonn'y, for leave to
sell lot of land number 27T in the 2< ! lh district
of formerly Muscogee now Harris County, the
property .' t Marvel M'London orphan of Lovin
8 M’Lendon dec sold for the benefit of said or
phan.
Thomas J. Brooks, Guardian.
nov 19
NOTICE^
C’ OUR months after date application will be
made to tho honorable the inferior court of
T ilbot. county, when sitting for o-diuary purpo
ses. for leave to sell lot ofland no forty eigiit in
the eighth district of Muscogee county, drawn
by Eliza Aim Ilavs, Illegitimate.
Benjamin Pate,
Guardian for v !iza Ann Havs
jan 4
NOTICE-
months atlor date application will be
■ m.-ido to the honorable the inferior court cf
Ste art county wheirsiting for ordinary pur
poses, fov leavo to sell all the real estate of J:»
seph White late of said county deceased, con
sisting of negroes and lands lying in aid co in
ty aivi in Doolv and 5Va-hington counties, fu
tile benefit of the heirs and credi'ors of said es
tate. Also application will be made a! the
same ti ne for a division of said estate
E. G. A. Moss, Admr.
doc 24
NOTICE.
A LI persons having demands against the
w estate of Alexander K Mediants lato ol
Muscogee county, dec are requested to pro
sent the same in terms of tie- law. and all those
indebted to said estate ate requcsied to make
payment to
George R. McCants, Adm'r.
Elizabeth McCants, Adm'x.
jan. 14, 1>3 : 2.
*
GIIEJKOKEE COUNTRY.
of the Cherokee Country just
-L"-® received and for sale at the Colunr
bus Book Store, 2 doors from tho Columbu-
Bnnk, Broad-Street
Dec. 31. * E. S. Norton.
BLACKSMITH'S SHOP.
JONATHAN P. JACKSON
| T AVING removed from his old stand, keeps
■ 4 his -.hop on the north east corner of Ogle
thorp aim Crawford stroets, where he may "al
ways be found ready lo attend to the calls ofhis
customers. The constant and diligent alien
tion which he lias given to his business and the
faithfulness with which lie has done his work,
duringthu three years ho has worked in this
place, he hopes will insure him a continuance
ofthe patronage heretofore so liberally extend
eH to him He will keep constantl on hand a
plentiful supply ofhoise shoes, and will a! ays
iii) ready to put them on at the shortest notice,
together with a variety of otliqr articles in his
’in" He pledges himself to do Ins work neatly
and with despatch His prices are moderate,
and new work insured. He is prepared to cast
boxes or inks for mills, of composition Car
riage springs of every kind made to order, and
mil! irons of any description made at the short
e*t notice.
Columbus. Fell 25—5 t.
TO REM T.
\ convenient Dwelling House on Oglethorpe
Street Also a ’ IVKKY STABLE on
Crawford >’trei t—Apply to
match 3—ts. JOHN SV||!TESD »E
M -TICE.
mouth- ufti r ilntr, flpplii'tttuin
"* will Ins oi-i d< '!»■ •.< ir-h*- "tr l «l Ot.
dill -r *f'*’M«r .. -.'lot*- ‘ J,,-,. ;o , -f! i fi-,
ri si i.siMte ot ZjUu. kle -i •*«
mqrcb iVIt, L3J, Hiram Fuller, AiJrrt.
COMJMBVS HOTRIi,
1
;
' T.'E- ; ■ p
f J4HE Subscribers have recently p rchasaA
I- the above well known stand "formet ! v oc
cupied by Gen. Howard It has ur.dtr. ,-., e 1
thorough course of repairs and is now open for
the reception of Boarders and transient eastern
ers
The subscribers pledge themselves that the
most unremitting exertion- sha 1 be made to
rendu, the slay o those h - ay call upon :iieni
agreeable. And while iiey would ietur 4{ },elr
sincere thanks t- a genet .s public for th: verv
ibei.il pa'ronago already bestowed, they v ,a
respectfully solicit a continuance of ciunLr ia
vors.
T heir house is situated in a healthy part bf
the town and near the centre of business/ Their
iiotibC shall it a a liniOo ue supplied with the jst
the market an ids, and lieu charges sm 1 bo
modcra e 1 iieir stables are large, well supuimd
and faiihfm attended by an uxcelieut v, slier.
:'hey havt -rsu lot.- for tlie aec .nmeda-. ..i oF
drovers ho Propuetoi: ofthe Northern snd
Southern lines ot ,>fag. - hav< -electeo this
house as theii general Btage office, . here se ,ts
can be daily taken for V> ashingtoo City L Nets
-5 ork, Motile A. New- rieans.
I’MMROY .v MONTAGUE.
Columbus, Jan 2> 1832
TO THE publicT -
OarenUann Guardians having children mil
- Wards w iiom they are desirous to educate,
are respectfully imormed thai Miss. Hebecca
Grigg, who for several years ha t assisted Dr.
Brown in ihe bcottsboro Academy, is now asso
ciated with Miss Frances Gunbey in teaching
,he several branches of the English Language
in the Female .cadcmy in this place Periods
living at a distance, dt-sinus of sending their
children, by application b any of the Trusteed,
by letter or otherwise, will be informed c.f fami
lies with whom young ladies may board a pop,
good terms.
Seaborn Jones, A
Grigsby E. Thomas,
Edwin 1.. DeGraffinreid, )■
William D. Lucas,
John Milton. \
Jan. 28.—3 t. J
•Auctioneer.
'i ’HE public is r ispeclf :lly informed that by
-a vote f the eoimnissioners, theßiibcriber
ha- been appointed an Auctioneer for the town
of Colunmus
He also informs his friends and die public dial
having some kn iwlerige of the business lit feels
confident of giving sati-action to all wh a.ay
favor him with their busi;, ss
Any p( rson icquiring his services, by address
ing aline o the • oluiubus Bonk 'lore, two
doors front the oiurnbu-: lia .k Broad-strce’f,
v’iil meet with prompt altent.ion
•bo 7. 183 N.’RT > .Ac I
THE NEW LINE OF s r l AtrEsT*"
From Macon to Savannah , by Marion A-
Dublin ,
Y-V- H L run three ti -e- eck. leaving Mat-
T t con and Savaunah o t Mondays. Wednes
days and Pridays at thine o’clock in the a -ru
ing and arriving at Macon and .-avannah ofi
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at ci dtt
o’clock in Ihe evening.
Rates as usual.
J. Longstreet.
N. B Persons wishing seats will apply at thi»
5V ishingioii Hall, Macon.
dee '.4 nc
NOTICE.
HO-L pc-sons u.ii . , Jonathan A.
Hudson are inf re ed th > fifteen thousand
dollars worth of his n"e !mo Ih-.'n trarisferml
a the subscriber-, w hich if not dor renewed,
vvii! bo sued upon inditiciiminairh.
Iverson & Shorter.
I olumbus Feb. 4, I ~32.~^1!
the SATURDAY COI RIErT^
• ’he largest -cheapest IVi 'y JSempa~-
per m t/u United - tales ,
.Is piibhein. uvvr y-n :r by
.VGOD4V VK A 8 RVGG,
I’RICE $2 PER ANKt Y PAYABLE HALF YE.iFlfif
IN AIIVANfF.
This popular journal is printed on an extra
size imperial sheet, of the largest dmkumii, - Jt
contains twenty eight columns of reading mat
'-cr, each column being equal to eight rttges of u
u-iodecimo built
PREMIUMS.
Persons procuring five subsi iliers to
po*, and fruarding the amount of a half year’s
subscription, $5, will be entitled to a sixth copy
gratis
Persons forw’arding ten subscribers, and re
mitting $lO, will be entitled to an extra copy,
and a discount of ten per cent
Bensons lorwarding fifteen subscribers and
*ls, will be entitled to an extra copy of tlio pa
Per, and a copy of Lord Byron’s Vs’orks, Sir
V. alter Scott’s 45’orks, or any other work of a
similar character and value, which may be pre
ferred. 3 1
Uncnrrent notes ol sol vent banks, received at
par, Address, free of postage,
I Vpodward Jp Spragg,
No 112 f’hesn l si. i hila.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTICeT*
THE Subscriber informs tbe public
that his regular Auction Sales will take
place on Tuesday and Friday nights; also re
qqesls tnosu iiersons who wish to have goods
■reposed ot by auction, to hand them in the day
oreviou to the -ale, and those purchasing are
particularly requested to call for their purcha-.
ses ihe next morning after the sale, by so doing’-
hey w>. II confer a favor on
teb. Is 1832 E S NORTON, Auot.
i. B. DiWSO^r
SUtonui) ai iLato,
r |AS locati and himself in Hamilton Karri*
* • county, and will attend tho cnur.ta.oi Mu»-
c-’gee, 'lalhei, I*ni ri ■ Ire up and Me rmc her
of the Chattahoochee circuit, and the soculiesi
of 'raw-ford and Upson of the Flint circuit
ifstnib Fdi. 18, 1832. 4t
RECFJVKn OX (UXStO.\M > .XT
Per Steamer Georgian and fer sale low by th*
uliseribers.
» t Barrel- F FLOUR Fwh,
f" ‘ l<) u Ni) Biig«,
J 5 “ •' Me.la.rn*,
L 5 >ack* I iverpih k Grn Salt.
Bacon Frim- and Vliw.i Pork,
No. 2 it 3 Mackerel, A e. ,
I fob. 19. 'PaRVER v tiQIJIIU’c
if r mitts.