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CDHA.U KMI l BARTLETT-EDITOK.
OemoCrat
IS PI’BLISHEIL EVERY WEEK IN
COLUMBUS, <EOi{(il A,
at Three Dollars per atnun, if paid in ad
vance, or Four Dollars, at the end us the
■gear. It is expected that all application for
subscription from a distance, will be accom
panied with the money.
Advertisements will be inserted at reasonable
sates. Sales of land and negroes,'hv .dminis-
Kators, executors or guardians, are required by
la .v to be he'd on the first tnesday in the month,
betweon the hours pf 10 o clock in the forenoon
\ 3in the afternoon, at the court house of the
County in which tlje property is situated. Notice
of these sales must be given in a public Gazette
aix days previous to the day of sale.
No'ice of the sale of persona! property must
be rive r in a like Manner forty days previous to
he day of sale
Notice todebtors Si. creditors of an estate must
be published forty days ,
Notice that all application will be made to the
Ccut t"f ordinary for leave to sell land must be
•uotished four months.
tty Letters on business must be Post paid to
rnt ire attention
GENERAL AGENCY
AND
lEommfsston Justness,
COLUMBUS, GEO.
O tjs* I IHE subscriber* tender their
/ (b * services lor the Iran .action
KV f the above bustne-s under the
firm of TARN > R 'QUIRE,
and aie n#w ready to receive Terchandise and
Produce for sale on consignment They ate al
so .low making arrangements for the . rection of
alar earn! extensive Wa>e House for the re
ception of COTTON early next Fall.
They are prepared to make liberal advances
on all Vlereha disc and Produce consigned to
them, and will devote their whole attention to
(he interest of those who may favor them with
their patronage.
BENJAMIN >\ TARVER,
HARVEY U. SQUIRE.
Reference.
B\Sessrs Jas Hamilton Ar 3on, New York
Geo IJ.1 J . & Win. C. Bowers, .\ew-'>r!ti.,ns.
Brooks f athrop & Cos. ( Appal a locola,
Edw. J Hardin, Esq. $ Fin.ida
W. Dillingham, fVq ) Columbus. Geo.
Ilirstn Nou/se, Lsq. )
Jan 28, 1838. '
'mothne <& di vitß,
HAT
JF// f u it fa cture rs,
COLUMBUS GEORGIA,
w )ULD respectfully inform llic pub- 1
lie that they have on hand, and will keep const- !
mntlly for sale, at whole sale and -etail a goner .
•I and extensive assortment of H iTS, eumpri
sing all the various fashions and qualities, and
on as favorable trims as can be purchased at a
ny market in the United states.
Strict attention will be given to all orders
(r un the cut Prv
Orders f r la.s left with Edward J Harden,
esq at App d.iehicola, will be promptly attend
od to.
WATTED TO run- 11 ISF.
Hatting fur >f all k nds,f«r which cash and a
librua) price v. ill be given, delivered either at
O'lumbi .or r Appalachiepla.
Columbus. Aug. 87, 1831.
JUST received bv Stea.n-Boat Georgian, a
genera! assortment f
JAPAN* WARE.
Copper and Zinc Ke’tlos,
Pewter Busins and Plates,
Sheet Copper,
do Lead,
and" Zinc,
do R ussia Iron,
do Brass,
Hoop Iron,
Also on hand, a ir«n"»al assortment of
TUy-WARE,
All of which will he sold at the lowest price, I
Nrholesal? ao ’ retail
JUT Cash paid for OLD P WT*-R
HERVEY HALL.
Columbus, Dec. 17.1831
’ iTuvwiTm
FWIIIE copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned Attoruevs at I
Law, is this day di solved by mutual consent
Each will continue t reside at Carrollton. A
practice separately in the several counties com
ju>; ing the. i hattahnochee circuit ; and in >' hero
ine county of the Wes ern ’ ’iicuit.
E. D. McKinley r \
march 3.—3 m. Isaiah Paschal.
TO RENT.
A Large Dry < 'ellar with good brick walls, on
» ront-St.—enquire at this office. fob le
jjjgJJRANCE BANK OF COLUMBUS
N e!c."-li° n f° r fi ve Directors, to manage the
A tfairsi'f said Institution, will be held it
\ , g on Monday the 7th day of May
Oolumbv ° - ipri] 7 , |s;t2 —tde
next.
“ .. . 7, -tters remainin' in the Post Office
J\ Hadri*County on the first day
of April, 1832. ,
„. , ,’atnes Cox, Henry Hagan,
Elisha Calhoun * John Kil ' bro Kob .
H. Hams .Edmond Ju GlWm Bw n n.y,
oit Moreland. John Ok >
Thomas W. Williamson.
Charles Phillips * • M.
FOUR MONTuV'liWdate nHcstion will
be made to the honourable ti.' e * , ’ tor,or
court of Mernwether Cos. when setti.''g' or " r ,
diuaiy purposes, for leave to sell lot “ ,H
number one hundred and eighty seven id 1 lns
nnili district of formerly Troup now Mem
sher county ihepioperty of A H Birgine Lew
& illegitimate, sold for the benefit of the **<’
Illegitimate.
Samuel Lewis Seur. Guardian,
nov 19
NOTICE.
IV OUR MONTHS after date application w ill
he made to the honorable the court of Or
dirnry, for vterrhsethsr eoun'y, f ' leave tn
■el 1 lot of land number 271* in the 8> ill di-lVict
ol torinerly Mu«'og« * 11 am count v. «•*♦*
ppopert. Ol Marvel M'iendmi orphan of I of in
I) M's endon dec sold for the It ir fi' "f said or
Aan
Thomas J. Brooks, Guardrail.
'•«* n
DmOC^AT.
Insurance
r|filE Augusta Insurance and Runk
ing Company wii! insure Produce amt Mer
chandise agains l the dangers of River Naviga
ti -n on good steam hoars and other river craft,
and upon good vessels from Ap.Jachico'a to New
Orleans or theatlantic cities.
They wi I also take fne risks upon Buildings,
Merchandise and Produce
GEO W DILLINGHAM, Agent.
LAW KOOKS
Columbus Rook-Store, 2 doors from the
COLUMBUS BANK.
rUST received and tor sale as above cheap
for cash, tae following assortment of Law-
Books.
Blackston’scomtis. 2 vArchbold'sappendix
Archibald's Black’n 4 Manning’s digest
r hristtan’s do 4 Hall’s law journal
Field s do 1 o digested index
Archibald At Chr«’n 4 Ingersolls abridgt 1825
DiirnfirdJfc F.’srep Bin4oliver s precedents
Salkeld’s reports in 3 Chancery cases
Taunton's “ 4 Hawkins pleas
Walker’s “ 2 bugeten’s treatise
Dallas' “ 4 “ on power*
Saunder's “ 3 Saund.or’s on pleading
Starkies' 2 Bigelow's digest
Washington s 2 Archbold's civil plead’g
Swa iston’s “ I Conivn on contracts
Bay's “ 2 Crown circuit compan
Peter's concentrated 8 Hoff,nan’s cases
Digest of Mass. 1 Powell os devises
Ci ui'-e on real prop 3 VVoodfalls land A ten't
Condensed rep Sup. Holton libel
Court U S. Burlainaqui’s principles
'toper on properly . Balantiue on limitations
Vtoore’s Index Law of lien
• Campbell’s nisi prius Long on sales
Hammond's “ Roberts on frauds
Chitty on bills Sergeant on attachment
Chiltv’s pleading* Law of infancy
Chitty’# criminal law Jones ob bailment*
Hoffman’s chancery Virginia cases
Powell on mortgages Law ofpatents
Kent’s commentaries Milfords pleading#
Churches digest Pei kins onTtonveyanc’g
Pothier’* obligations Marius on bill# of Exch.
Noiris’ I eak Jefferson’s rnariuel
Xrolikoid’s practice
Together with a general assortment of paper,
quills, lead pencils, slates and pencils, sealing
wax, india rubber, penirnives, albums, pocket
books, wallets and purses pocket map*-of N A
S Carolina »% Georgia, ever pointed stiver pen
il cases, flute, violin and clarionet instructors,
Wyeth’s singing books, blank music oooks,
backgammon boards and che s men. tooth pow
der and brushe:, paintboxes and brushes, draw
ing paper, in'stands, letter stamps Ac Ac.
E. S. Norton.
nov 19
SE 'SON \ll\A)
CrOOdS*
GEORGE W. DU.LfYGHAM
OPPOSIT GEN. iDWARo’e HOTEL)
OFFERS FOR SALK,
& B.islu Ia Superior Ground
g a |t f
5 tO Bar* assorted Sweedes Iron,
1000 I’eiees Baltimore 4- Philadelphia Cas
tings common Patent assorted.
3tMO lbs. Nova Scotia Grind stones, assor
ted sizes,
ISO Peiees Kent iek;, Dundee .-,nd Inver
ne*s Cotton Bagging,
50 Coils bale Rope,
300 lbs Ragging Twine,
2<!0l) do. German, English, Blistered and
Cast Steel,
100 hrls choice Green & old Java Coffee
70 do i Olio Wuiskey.
100 do New Orleans Sugars, dry coarse
grained
60 do Retailing Molasses,
30 Setts Smith’s Tools, complete.
40 i0 galls Slone wara, Jars, Jugs, <yc
Together with well selected heavy Stock of
olier desirable Goods adapted to this market
A few hundred bales of prime Cotton, is want
ed. Culnibos, November 5, 1831
GRO CERES.
f INHE Subscribers have received per
-*• Steamer Baltimore and offer for sale
on reasonable terms.
Sugar and Coffee, . Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Western Whiskey, Starch, lnd.go,
Ruin and Wine, Rice, new K fresh,
Liverpool ground Salt, Figs, Ciackers, Raisins.
Pickled Pork. * Castings. & Holloyg.-
Mockercl Ware,
Vinegar,/! choice article, Collins 4/co’s Caststecl
VVc tern Flour, Fresh, Axes,
Malasses, Tobacco, and
Young Hyson Tea, Segars
Together with a g assortment of Tin,
Japancd and Copper Ware
TARVER Si SQUIRE.
Columbus, Jan 28, 1832.
FRESH SUPPLIES.
3 PLAIDS and STRIPES
3-4 Brown shirtings
Duffle Blanki ts
Point Blankets
Sattinetß and striped Woolsey
Black Roinbazetles and Circassians
ladies worsted Hose
—,l/*o—
ps super jet blk Gros de Naples
2 do do do Italian silks
For sale by
Lawhon 6c. Ilowell.
dee 10
- T ---■--- - r - - - - -
ON CONSIGNMENT.
Oil mu - Ctma/FIiOUK Fresh
6 “ Old Monongahela Whiskey
4th proof,
10,000 Havana Segars,
15doz Choice Claret Wine,
6 Boxc*- Raisins,
1 doz Ploughs,
for *nle low bv
Jan 28. TARVER & SQUIRE
FRAUD! FRAUD!!
4 LLpeisonssre eaiitionr-U not to trade for
■ ein lit mill note* fin 825 each, given by me
to Thome* J. Dickson, a* the same were obtain*
ed by fisud.
The s*id notes were given some time in Au
gust last, and were made payable on the Ist day
] of February, M 32. In «aid Pickaon <k besier.
The above d*»Cii' *d note* are not reeovoia-
I bla st law. six! I am determined tu t to pav *bem
Jnr any part of them JO N COX,
i feb 11,18%, nJUthiablo
< OIi(J.UBI (OA.) B.4TTRDAY, AI*KIL*2I, 1§32.
New Firm-
LAWHON St HOWELL,
nWING purchased out flic entire
stock of DR Y GOODS, HARD
WARE and GROCERIES
belonging to Mr. Jonathan A. Hudson, offer
them to their friends and the public generally,
at such prices as cannot satisfy tho..e that
favor them with calls
They hope, from their close attention to the
interests of their customers, to merit acontinu
ance of the very liberal patronage extended to
their predecessor.
Their Stock is composed in part of the
fallowing articles:
Blue, black, brown and green Broadcloths,
Brown and steel mixt tSattinetts,
Mer.no Circassians, (for Ladies' wear,)
Red sa inet for children,
Bombazines and Bombuzetts,
Black Eastings, Princetta and Rochella,
Brown Cambist,
Fancy calicoes,
Fancy Plaid and striped Ginghams,
Plain Pink and Buff Ginghams,
Fig’d Albaniennes, for Ladies winter wear
Irish Poplin,
Fig’d, white, blue dt buff Grode Naples,
Plain black and blue black do
Sarsenet t,
Fig’d, Swiss, Book, Mull & Jaconet Muslins,
Plain do do do do do
Cambi icks
Black silk Velvet,
Marseilles Vesting,
A good assortment of whole and half Hose,
Furniturne Dimity and Fringe,
Cotton Cassimere,
Damask Table Diapef,
Linens,
Gloves of all kinds—suspender*,
Tapes, threads, and sewing silks,
Bonnet, Belt and Paffeta Ribbons,
3 4 4 4 5-4 & 6-4 bleached sheeting anti shir
ting.
3-4 4 4 5-4 6 4 Brown do do
4 4 Scotch Ginghams—3-4 Plaids,
Apron ."h.-cks—Bed ticking,
A good assortment of wool, roram, castor &
Beaver Hats,
Men's, Ladies and children’s fine and eourse,
high and low quartered shoes,
Shoe thread.
HARD-WARE & CUTLERY.
Knob. Slock < upbonrd, Chest A. Pad Locks,
Razors and Raxor strops,
Knives and I’ irks. Pocket Knives,
Butts and Screws. I looks and Hinges,
12 sets complete Blacksmith's Tools,
A fine lot of Castings,
Waggon X ('art boxes,
Log and Trace chains.
Smoothing Iroo« ami frying Pan*.
CEL Cl' ERY ASSORTED.
GROCERIES.
fid Bbls Wes ern Whiskey,
* 40 “ New Orleans Rum,
160 “ First and second quality sugar,
111 “ Loaf sugar,
Oil l * Molasses,
111 “ Pric e Povk.
i 1 “ No. 8 and 3 Mackctol,
Ift boxoUSp r and Candles,
1(1 “ Bonp,
7 ft lbs German & I'ast-steel,
0 Bags Prime Coffee,
I ,060 ibs. Svv«fdes Iron.
8 >oft bus Liverpool pound salt,
Ctl kegs assorted nails and brads,
I>. X H. contemplate moving in the courso
fa fortnight, their stock to the lings Ihree sto
y Building directly opposite Messrs, idle war
and Fontaine s Brick Building.
Columbus Oct 2ft, 1831
itr Tl ?1 ill 15 U 3
SHOE STOKE.
r-J-1 E. WELLS, Se CO. Iluve
I > removed to <he Brick Building
next door above Win. D Har
groves on Broad street, whoie
they ofler for s .le on reasona
terms Bools and Shties of every description, of
their own nianufictute, consisting of
200 P a ‘ r Gentlemen’s Boots,
3(){) f '°- Calfskin shoos, high & low quarters,
100 do. Calfskin Pumps,
75 do. Buckskin Shoes,
50 do. Sealskin Pumps,
200 do. Brogans,
800 d°- Coarse Shoes,
LADIES PRUSELLO HOOTS 4- SHOES of
vnious hinds.
Do. Morocco Shoes,
Do. Sealskin do.
Do. Calfskin do
Leather walking shoes and Bottces,
Vlisses and Childrens B .ots and Shoes of ev
ery description.
N. B All work of their own Manufacture
warranted not to rip.
July 2, 1831 —ly.
Ruled Paper.
8 REAMS faint lined PAPER, in large
sheets. Apply to
Lawhon & Howell.
nov 26
CHINA.
| SETTS enameled and lustre CHINA,
5. A v containing 32 pieces
1 sett white do 57 pieces
for sale low
Lawlion Sc Howell.
nov 29
Has received p p Steam Boat Baltimore.
cog ./randy,
•tmaica and American Rum,
Holland and American Gin,
Madeira 1
Teneriffe i «it- .
Marseilles j
Sweet j
Loaf and brown Sugar
Tobacco
A large assortment Joiner’s Tool
Blue Plains
Which he offers for sale on his usual low
terms. •
dec 10
SI, oes, Sh oes .
LAWIION & HOWELL
nAVFjust received a large and full assort
rffent of Stout Negro Shoes.
Gentlemen’s fine Boots,
Do. do, lace boctsss,
l.adie* lac* Prunella boots,
do do Leather do.
o do Morocco do.
dll'hlren * lion UKltll
i 0M od. UUI.
MGEDM
vised by the Shaker Societies at
Enfield ana Lebanon, for sale at
the store of
G. W. DILLINGHAM.
white onion early spring flat do
yellow on,on l° n g hanover do ,
red onion rutabaga do
blood beet while flat do
early turnip do cauliflower
french sugar do sage
mangel wurael do squash pep par
oraAge carrot ca» enne pepper
blood carrot double pepper gras#
f'uertisey parsnip vegetable oyster
.014, white parsnip tomato*
long cucumber solid celery
long green do summer savory
ea/Ty do curled paisley r
early cluster do du arf curled do
prir’kTy gherkin do new Zealand spinage
watsrmellon round Vpinage
muskmellon long white okra
nutmegmellon asparagus
eantelope do - ‘nasturtion
dutch summer squash roquette, a fine sallad
crook neck summer do garden cres*
crook neck winter do english soriell
white head lettuce white mustard
ice head do brow n do
ice cogs do leeks
imperial sugar loaf do early sugar corn
cabbage head do early Washington paas
salmon radi h earlvjune do
scarlet do early charltou do
scarlet turnip do white marrowfat do
scarlet short top do strawberry dwarf do
drum head cabbage dwarf blue imperial do
earlv vork do early china dwarf beans
green savoy do early mohav.k dwarf do
yellow savoy do white kidney dwarf do
early sugar loaf do superior white poie do
green glazed do cranberry pole do
re.: dutch do lima po.e do
norfslk flat turnip
jan 14
N E W GOODS.
/.. C. .11.1.E.V
HAS RF.CFIVED AND Iff RF.CETVING, Hl*
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
HIGH he will sell on accommodating 1
terms. His stock is composed in part of
the following articles,,viz:
London Dufill, Hose and Point Blankets,
Super blue, black, brown and olive Cloths,
Black Lasting, Beavetteens Fancy Cord,
Rod and while Flannels Canton Flannels,
Red, white and figured Valencia Shawls
Bombazetles *nd Bombazines,
Merino Circassians of vari .us colors,
Cashmeie Handkerchiefs,
Bandanna, flagg. Pongee 4 plaid silk Hdkfit.
t 'uper Italian Cravats, various colors,
Colored empe caml let,
I'otton and Linncn Drilling.
Ladies’ silk, cotton and worsted Hose,
Gentlemen’s do. do. and half do.
Ladies' A gentlemen's Gloves of various kinds,
Cambric, Swiss, jaconet and book Muslins,
Buper bleached and bro vn Linens, ,
Bum n and bleached Shirtings and Sheetings,
Domestic Plaids. Bed Ticking, Russia Sheeting;
Prime.; Bcd-sv>reads, count erpa.tes,
Ita’inn Gros de iVap/e« Miislin Robes,
Sarenet and Duchi e Silks,
Bi!k and cotton Umbrellas, 4c.
Ladies’ gentlemen's and children’s SHOES.
A variety of men’s, youth sand children's
H4TB V CAP?
HARD? WARE „V CUTLERY.
erotfttrs (c ©lass^et'arc.
At SO.
One caso superior SHOT GUNS.
Dec 3,1831—t5. -
M! LLEDGEYILLE
Street Lotterv.
(Authorized by the General Assembly of the
State of (jl eorgia )
SCHEME.
1 Prize off 20,000, is $211,000,
3 Prizes . 10,000, is 30,000,
4 “ 5,00», is 20,000,
9 “ 1,000, is 9,000,
5 “ 900, is 4,500,
5 “ 800 is 4,000,
5 “ 700, is 3,500,
5 “ 600, is 3 000 v
5 “ 500, is 2.500,
5 “ 400. is 2,000, r
5 “ 300, is l,5Qp
5 « 200, is 1.000,
35 ■' 100. is 3,500,
50 “ 50, is 2 500,
650 “ 20, is 13,000,
5,000 “ 12, is 60,000
Less than TWO blanks to a PRIZE!
All the Prizes to be floating from the com
mencement except the following, deposited as
follows, viz:
First. Dun's Drawing —2 Prizes of 5;000, lof
1,000, lof >OO, I of 800,1 of 700, lof 600, 1 of
500, 1 of4oo, 1 of 300, 1 of 200
Second Day's Drawing —l Prize of 10,000, 1
of 1,000, 1 of 900, I of 800, 1 .if 7uo, 1 of 60ft, 1
ofsoo, lof 400,1 of 300, lof 200.
Third Day’s Drawing —l Prize of 10,000, 1
of 1,000, 1 of 900,1 of 800, lof 700, lof 600, l
of 500, 1 of 400, I of 300, I of 200
Fourth Day’s Druwinu —l Prize of 10,000, j
of 1,000, lof 900. lof 800,1 of 700, lof fiftO, 1
of 50ft, 1 of 400, I or 300,1 of 200.
Fifth and last Drawing —l Prize of 20,000, 1
of IJ'OO, 1 offtOO. 1 of7oo, 1 of6oo, 1 of 500, 1
of 400, I of 300, 1 of 280.
And on the commencement of the First, 8e
cond,Third, and Fourth Day’s Drawing, the
first drawn number shall be en’itled to a prize
SI,OOO. and on the conclusion of the last Day’s
Drawing, the first and last drawn number shall
be entitled to a capital Prize of $5,000 each, in
addition to such Prizes as may be drawn to their
numbers.
The whole Lottery to be completed in five.
Day's Drawing only.'
PRIZEB ONLY JO BE DRAWN.
The First Day’s Drawing will take place on
the Ist of February next, or sooner should the
sale of Tickets warrant
The \> hole of the Pr.zes payable in sixty days
offer each Day’s Drawing—subject to a deduc
tion of fifteen percent. All puses not applied
for in twelve inontns from each drawing to be
considered ns a donation to the funds of the
Millcdgevilte Street Lottery
The drawing to take place under the superin
tendent o ofTFw? C Carnts Samuil Buffington,
Samuel l oe.hwtll, H'm It Torrance, b.sdutl F.
Park Joseph Stovall. Thomas IF Baxter, Janus
S Calhoun, and Irtrson V. Harris, eommiwion
ers; sum, a Board of Visitors
Present Brice of Tickets
Whole* slo liiilvch $5 —ijiiurtiTs $2 50.
For sale in . teat variety of Km. at the store
nl the agent, t eor* from ih. Columbus Bank
Bioiid st lost.
B. Norton-, f*i t.
Cfe ft
VOli. lle aa *.\tt«'.
Groceries,
For Cotto.y, Pipe ISt.vyi s», Hides or
Approved Paper.
/'HIARi ES E. NORT N, informs Mer
* chants, Planters, Ac visiting Appalscbi
cola, that he has just received from New-Or*
leans a l*/ge and extensive assortment <8 Gro
ceries. which added to his former supplv from
Ne.v-York, makes his assortment as complete if
not superior to any he has ever offered to the
public.
His stock will be replenished as often as once
i month, so that his customers may be sure at
any time ol’finding a good assortment
Merchants and Planters will find it to their
advantage to call, as it <s his intention to scl l st
moderate prices, for Cash, Cotton Ppe staves,
Hides < r approved paper.
Appalachicola. Dec 31—t r
Just received as above ?ttr Sch. Magellan,
BO Sacks best Green Havanna Coffee
which will be s-.ld low for cash.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
AND
BANK CHECKS.
Bank checks on the BANK OF COLUM
BUS and the FARMER’S RANK OF
CHATTAHOOCHEE bound into quires, and
Bills ot t* xchange, just received and for sale at
the Columbus Book-Store, two doors from tlte
Columbus Bank, Broad-street,
jun. 14, 1838. E. S. Norlon.
JUST PUBLISHED,
J TIE subscriber has jmi received at the
Cttluhibus Booh Store, the following new
and interesting publications
Sixty years of the life of Jeremy l.evis 2v(JI.
Philip Augustus, a novel 2vols.
Y'-iing Duke, ‘ g vo j ßi
TlieF.ugal 11/usewife 1 vol.
Common place Book of Poetry
Coleridge’s study oft.ie Greek
Hall’s Iteitvres on school keeping
A flections Gift for 1832
The Token fordo
Souvenir do
Pocket Dictionary of the Holy Bible
Shakespear, 1 vol Lrtndon.
Besides a large assortment of school and ntli
valuable books which will be Sold low for cask
E. S. Norton.
dec 10
CAST STEEL AXBB.
\FKW boxes “Coiiino's, co's >' XEB
for sale by
Lawhon Sc Howell.
nov 2fi
DOMESTIC AJANUFACTORY.
Jf | doz. home made \ 11 AIR'
lot sale by
Lawlion & Howell.
nov 20
Is. ,9 . J>A Vi I> i cuT"
l | AVE been receiving the iasi week, and
e t will continue to receive goods bi Savan
nah and Apalachicola Bai the present seasuf,
winch will enable them to keep up a general and
complete assortment of
StapU ie .iFanrn
Dry Cm oenis.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Rose, London Duffle A Point Blanket*,
Batinettsof and fferent colors and qualities
Red. white and green Flannels,
White Canton Flannel,
Mixt Kersey A Blue Plains,
Crude Swiss* Gios de Nao Silks ofvaritnjg
colours, *
Bla k Italian and lustring silks,
Ric Plaid Silks,
Sa'ins of various colors,
Florences do. do.
liahancrape do. do.
Canton camblet and Pongees,
Black and green worsted Berrsge,
Plain and fig’d Swiss Muslins, '
do do. Jackonett do.
Furniture and cambric Dimity,
Corded Skirts,
Ladies cor setts and silk A cotton lacing*
Thread, Be bbinett, and Mnslin Edgings,’
Thread and Bobhinett Footings,
Plain and fig’ > bobbinett Lace,
Lace capes, caps and crazy Janes
Infant’s lace «nd cambric caps,
Blonde Lace and pearling,
Pink cambric Prints,
Bl'k and white do do.
Black Lace Veils,
French Muslins and Calicoes,
Plain and stripe Ginghams,
Black, white A red Merino shawls,
Thibet Wool Shawls,
Bilk and Ganse shawls and h'kls.
Bilk, Flag and Bandana h’kfs.
Ladies linen, and Linen camb. h’kfs.
do bordered do.
Irish Linens A table Damask,
Silk, cotton and worsted hosiery
Gent Woodstock and Beaver Gloves
do. Woolen Gloves and iltins. ’
Ladies Kid and H S Gloves and Mitts
«'olored canibricks,
Black and white hooks and eyes,
Pins and Needles,
Spool thread and Linen Floss,
White Mersailes and Printed countcroaines
3 4 and 4-4 Furniture Prints,
Dimity and Furniture Binding,
Bleached and unbleached sheetings A shirting
Apron checks,
Dorchester Ticking,
Fine gilt cloth and crumb brushes,
Gent Sea Otter & Leather caps,
Black and I >rab Beaver A Rorani Hats
Willow wagons and Table Mats.
Millinary and Fao Cv Goods of all descriptions
A splendid assortment of
JEWELRY 4- PERFUMERY.
l adies Beed Bags and Pu ses
A large &, complete assortment of
WINTER CLOTHING.
BOOTS 4- SHOES.
1 OO pr’s Gentlemen’s sewed and
Nailed ellington Boots
Jackson ShoeU.es,
I.adies prunella and Leather Bootees,
do bl k and eolr'd heel and Pomps,
do do W’alking Shoes,
do. white satin Pumps,
Misses end childten's Bootees and Shoes us
every description,
500 pair Negro Shoes, a good article,
JiLHO— A good assortment of
HAND W ARE and CROCKERY.
Columbus, Ott 89, |it:t|
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I- J. DAVIES, A Cf