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About The Democrat. (Columbus, Ga.) 1830-18?? | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1832)
«OLTTMM T 9 BOOK STOLE. JflAVfc jm received a‘ my Store 'lie follow ipir new and othei interesting publica tions: Fug. i•• A-am a novel by tho author of P dbam The Forsaken, a title 2 vols. The I uli.'i ' hiefe an historical romance 2 v«-!-* Family Library No. 29 Court and Camp of Bo naparte. P.irl' ’« 'olcirbus,' Universal Songster, Flute Instructors, Rowlett’* Interest Tables, Coleridge, Shelly and Keat's worts, Scot:*. Napoleon 3 vols, Cos vV Morgagni 2 vols, De ' cos Midwifery Eberle's I'raclice of Medicine 2 vosl Tu »or‘s hemistiy E'ch stt Anatomy of Physiology, Ai."* tliV r?Uii«nary, Methodist .ii Books (pocket edition) Plat e Hooks (do.) Sand Hev's and inkstands, Port’ tics Visiting Cards Blank Cards Ac Together with a great vari. 'y «>f bo-ks and fan cy artic Is too numerous to p. ,iti.i. tiro. April 20. E S. NORTON. DOCTOR G*lK>ftN, 1.9 ESPM I I’t.'Ll V so.ieiic ’lie indulgdnc'' A >i his tri.'ii'js nt I .nimbus, for not tanking liis itt en.f. ii visit to tl .t place at tho tixue ao point <i. They are assured,tbu’.noUiing hti'. the extern .• e ■iceur.i..!atir-:i ot Lii.-unos. has preven ted hn. ' (Id lias re*olvea on spending theSsniu- Bk r I. l bsiii.tpnor and they may ixpn’i a pro fes! ioi \ml from him without fear of uisup po in-ci. march It 1^32 "KT" UR months afterdate, application . ul be .nu.de to ’he Honorable inten i C<. f ifcir county w'tnle sitting i >i old.ns r y -d w for leave to aell two negioeir ((?•» Bella a w inaii nd hei child) be . u m;.. to the estate • John t smith late or said county, dci for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said dee’d. This i7ih March, 1832 march 31, 1632 NANCY SMITH, Adm’x NOTICE. ry hose parsons indehied to Jonathan A. * Hudson arc int rnicd that fifteen thousand dol'aro worth of Ills note, have been Mansiered to the -.ubseribers, which if not paid or renewed, tvill oesued upon indiscriminately. Iverson &, Shorter. Columbus Ee'i 4. i 32. ft DOCT WM. 8. SIM HP, Ij A YIN locator. l him.-elf permanently, gov . * on miles below Greenville,on (he Colum bui r-ad. tenders his pr des. ional services to the citi/ecs ol ,he adjacent country in ihe various branches of medicine. VV iih sever’dyears oxpe'ience and art encour agin'" share of success iu practice heretofore, he hopes V thr most assiduous attention, he will not lx >n orihily trust: and in the important con cern of life Si health Mn • hrether Cos. March '*2,1832 GROCERIES. PI ' Hl. • übsc. .her have just received per stea ls met Balin'., n;, and offer for sale low for Cash. 6 bbis prime pork, 5 drums F.gs, 1 “ Vinegar, 3 casks cheese, 1 >,.erm oil > tierce Rice, , strained, 5 k, gs crackers. 3 i oivmVed herrings • tta r i |0 TARV ER A SQUIRE. Rj CEIVED OAT (OXSIGXMEXT, Per Steamer Georgian and for sale low by the Subscribers. "Ii j» Barrels ' F FLOUR Fresh, JL « » I “ No. Sugar, J 5 “ ’ ,r .Molasses, 15 Sacks I,iverpt:< 1 Gro Salt. Bacon Prime and dess F. rk, No 2 (V 3 Mackrrel. -,-c. fob. '8 Tv RV ER SQUIRE. ON CONMGNJiENT. “ 15 Bk’n -L F Flo - ir. 2 b’s cotton cards no. 10 18 ‘ *V O. Molasses. I “ Lemons, 10 ‘ Sugar, 10 ‘ Cider. G “ Prime Po r k. 2 “ I.emon Syrup, 1 *■ C 'g. Rrandy, 1 “ Lime Juice, 1 “ v Gin, 1 cask cheese, 1 *• Fresh Almonds. 2 Firkins fresh butter, 1 casks molasses. 2 Kitts Salmon, 8 hhd- new bacon, 100 bags fresh Garden 1 ‘ N. O Bugar, Seeds, 18 keg., fresh Bard, 12.000 Amer. Segars, 1-4 cask ''"laret wine. For sale by TARVER* SQUIRE Marr-b |0 MEDICAL BOiiKS. FI HE suhm ■ bur has just received at the Co s lumbtis Book Store, the following books: Smith on Fever, James’ Burns, HennenV Military Sur- Abornethv’s Lectures, g«ry, Tavernier’s Surgery, Ms cnevin's Brands, 1 Hamilton on purgatives, EberleV practice of Wista-'s Anatomy, nedici n- Turner’s Chemistry, Dr oes on children, Dental Surgery, Do ' ndwifrry, Buck’ Medical Juris- Cooiior's Surgery, pmdenco. D > Led jres, Together with a great variety of Books and Oth r articles to numerous to ' riioularise. E. S. .Norton. march 3L Broad street. K illv» r> O i IGA ML Vs And for sale loir by the subscribers. 1" boxes -err. fi- t quality, 3i ms . rani 1 - rru . 3 “ Srw-Di cans Rum, 5 “ Prime Po-k. 3 “ Loaf Sugar, 2 “ Irish Potatoes, J “ 'lrieti Fruit, 6 Kegs Lan,, 3 ithdr Ne.v .Bacon, 60 icks ! .ivorpool Salt, If- k'.gg V\ hi o Lead Drug., Medicines Dye "Muffs., Paints, Oil, Wind -Muss. Ac. ,Vc. winch will be sold at Ncv ’, TARVER *v SQUIRE. /■ mar b \ Titlt! HOOK* A >R»\ illi.i JOURNAL OF l.u .aiurc, iFastnoiis $ arts, is published by /.. A. itudu/ Sc f'o. 112 PHIL \DELPHIA. AT s•> Nl ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. v, 11 number ot v us periodical contains 60 2 ages .f extra royal octavo letter press, prmte. vith clear, new and beautiful type ■ ar ranged after the manner ot the Loudon 1 a Btixit Assembler,! oii paper of the finest tex tuie and whitest c dour ills embellished with Splendid Engravings on Compel and Bte«-l, exo cut and by Artists ~t the highest skill and din ti'WUiou. ami e.nbiaring every variety o' stilt L cis Among Uu so a e illustration.. of Popular Legturd . K im'..tic incidents, Attrupmv rcene ry and Portrsits of Plus! hums Females The nuni'U' c.o .n .cueing eacl qi. .r'er contains a picture . t tin existing I'hu.ulelpina Fashion., design- u, dr,urn and ngrirrd expressly fur tit- *ok by •jii.euent uon**» sjeeially en gR > tor*',’, uniposv Hie i in'ielhsbiufinU ut tin r i,' .<'t c. •i. ii.i% it • . ud m for itts. n mb-i ri.r.t f , , r inv w isii ns c .)* iL ' n tlcf eui|i ,f Au.nri. r mV' o . r.. . • ,n g iai.gr.. nu is Wind) In • ■ b. ii Arc is every Cgaeon to bet tare they wilj uv noprevod in the coming Volumes In aSditien to the Embellish ment? ju».t relerrr to. every N- lonteinn l Vast six engsavings on wot- repr r gcntiur F»*r “i; n and Native Scenes, rurtoM. a ,J um-i'Si mg subjects, Natural history h: mmoii inci-l r .mts. ornamental productions, embrr ’,'er '. am. other needlework, riding,dancing, «Ac. he-ide: on oi in ,re pieces of the most popular rnusie. arranged for the Fiaro or Guitar. F.' ?ty six numbers of the work form an cle gam volume sui able lor binding, and with these are ftrmisl cd graluitou-ly a superbly engraved Title Page, and a general index n#. entente. The Lndy's Book ha- n, w readied its fourth vo: ' ie, coinpli .ing a of 18 months. Fi'ice tier oninencernent in Jnly, 1830. the pat ronage tiestoweii upon it has been rapidly and conslantlv augmenting, and i* has at this time a isrgrr circulation than any other monthly Journal published in the United Mtates In ev idence of this fact, it n,av be staled that on a single day in January more than tit>>. names were added to the subscription list; a circum stance without parallel in the liis'ory of similar periodicals. The number of copies printed in each month is Eigtit Thousand Five Hundred. The original plan of the uly's Hook vaiied materially stem that of any imeiican Periods a! then published and though several of its prede cessor:-Imve since its appearance changed ‘.heir peculiar character, and imitated it iu various ics-cts, it i> belie ed that in many .mportant particulars '. is beyond the reach of rivi' y Devoted mailiiv, though not exclu-ively 'o.tho t.idles the ‘Book’ \\?c intended to furnish that winch might M si, ,ed to their wants, then wishes, and tbeir tastes; and to effect lh:s in-, lention the proprietors incurred heavy exper, ea to procure -übject which, until then hud formed no part of the design of existing Maga zi es Dancing, Hiding, and other excrcise> eppi opriate to tnc fair were made the topics of, cnntmentary and embeilidimcnt, and Needle work, in all its diversified branches, received -peria] attention. To these -vere added the many elegant arts which foniaie skill and ingenuity love to prac lice, such as the manufacturi of beautiful arid delicate ornaments in glass, paper, A c to nd in w hich copious instructions and graphic il lustrations were supplied. Nor lias the labour of the Toilet been forgotten since this depart ment has been carefully provided with v batev er could be cansideied propi." aud adorning. All these subjects err still included in 'he general plan, and from tie peculiar advantages which the proprietors of the Lady’s Book p s sess, in regard to urnishing them, they us.hes itatingly say they fear no competition. 'File Lady’s Hook was the first periodical which presented correct views of existing Amer ican Fashions, and in this respect the proprie tors believe they may fairly claim superiority over air their *outemporaries Whatever skill, industry and taste, brought into action and in cited by liberal reward, can accomplish, will be found to characterize their pictonai view’s of ttie Fashions, as well in accurate design and faithful execution, as in rich and brilliant colnur lllg. The typographical execution if the Lady’s Book is such hat the proprietors challenge comparison with any Magazine, whether Eu ropean or American. The best materials and the ablest workmen aie emplo-, ed, and tho most scrupulous regard is paid to neatness harmony, and unif >rmity, in the arrrangement f the va rious subjects which compose the letter-press. In speaking of these mechanical attributes of eqy Lady’s Book, the proprietors have the ut most, confidence thil examination will more than confirm Their statements The Literary department of the Lady’s Book comprises every tiling which is deemed suita’ e for that sex to whose use it is principally devo ted Tales, which are distinguished by intures ting incidents, vigorous narrative chaste ‘fic tion, and tio' absence of mankish sentiment; Poetry, in which sense has not been sacrificed to sound, but where glowing thoughts are for cibly expressed; Essays upon pleasing and in structive subjects; Biographical Sketches of ll lustrious Women Anecdotes untainted by in delicate inuendoes; lively Bon-mois, and hn moroi s topics cheertullv but modestly treated, conttilu*e. along with dc cripti m ol the vari ous embellishments, the reading matter of the work. In superintending this department core liar: been taken to avoid wi niever wua calcula ted to enervate the mind and vitiate the taste, for the proprietors believed that they misunder stood ihe female character, who supposed *fiat weak and silly productions were Preferred to those which had strength and solidity to recorv* mend them. file facilities hich the proprietors of the | * ady’s Book have possessed in the selection of matter have been unusually great, and they have freely availed themselves of the advanta ges thus enjoyed Besides the receipt cf all the European Magazines, from which suitable arti cles might be culled, they have been applied by their Agents and Correspondents abroad, with publications, of which no other copies have been sent to this country, and from those • they have extracted a number of the most attractive which have ever appeared in any American pe riodical. Among others of this kind may be mentioned The Little Black Porter; The Brain trees; The Mathematician, Sets which were first introduced to American readers through the columns of this work These advantages are still possessed and used The former volumes of the l ady’s Rook have not pretended to be exclusively original. In preparing the contents of this work preference has always been given to such articles as were calculated t instruct, as well as please, wherev er they might be found, and though novelty has always been studied, mere originality (so called) has never been considered an absolute evidence of merit—The proprietors have rejected asma ny original communications, sent to them for publication, as would have filled a "volume of some periodicals. It must not be understood that the Lady's Book has been entirely made up ot elected matter Fat from it. A large por lion d‘the contents lias been written expressly for the "'Book ” and that this portion has been well written, those who have not read mnyeasi ly believe when they learn ii. has been furnished by Miss Leslie. J R < handler, Richard Penu Smith, Willis G. Clark, & others equally capa ble and distinguished To secure a supply of original contributions tin. proprietors have offered a p emium of TWO iiUNYt LLi DOLLAR FOR THE BEST ORIGINAL ALE FIFTY DOLLARS F* »K ! HE BEST ORIGINAL POEM,which shall be furnished them foi publication in Bio Lady’s Book. The competition which these ■ffe-s will excite, will no doubt, obtain as ex tensive variety of articles from the ablest wii teo. and m this way a large fund of really valu able matter will t>e created, upon which they may at all times draw This, added to the vol utary aid they now receive, will enable them to secure for the Lady's Bc»"k as high .island ing for Original Literary merit, as it has alwavs held for other qualities Though the proprietors of the Lady’s Rook have incurred, and arc still incurring, enormous expenses in making their work and serving .. iho immense pair :uagu they have received. ihe\ do not moan to relax in their exertions Wherev er improvement can be mad" they sre determi ned to aceompUsh it, without r-gnid to cost or labor, confident that (hey will be amply lemu nerated. In commencing’he ,ad loot, they ros.il/ed to promise nothing which was not within their power slid will to prrfn. m. and tfn y aporil • tliei. patrons whether the) have thus fa> v: iatid a single pledge guen by then- Thei tru '.tin refers,Mini ineir conduct in the past will in h if, .ranter t'.r the future when they declare u,st it «b ii| be their eoiMant aim to oi'ihe tho ' uni M s<k, if i sstbie ..U|»erior to what i lux been, „ w«U to doxu/iatmn «a to Ute inure solid couunMa ABMTNTSTR ATffß’f? NOTIfE. * ! i Bdeblcd i.o the estate of Wm. Bow en l!“( ’ate of on eta cpui.ty, are re q e-ted to cal’ a of, so* lie > ilh the suba. nhers. uud ihos who hare cl.: ni. against the estate are desired to come forward, and pres nt their de mands in the roanc'-r prescribed by la • Samuel Burdine, Adm'r. M. ry Bowen, Adm'x. "Vcwnan, Feb. 20. . 822 Xfi'RFFABIiE to an order of the Infe rior court of tew art county . v hen sitting for ordina-i purposes 'ill lie sold a the court house .in the first Tuesday in May next. One Lot of Land No. 35 in the 33d district formerly Lee now Ftewart. county On the same day will be sold, half of Lot No -153 in the 22d dist formerly Lee now Stewart counly. On the first Tuesday iu May next will be sold at the court-house in the county of Troup, one Lot of i,and No. 50 in the 12th dist. On the same will be sold in the county ofl.ee at. the court-house, one Lot of'Land No. 227 in tho Kith dist Will be sold at ihe court-house in the county of I arroll, on the first Tuesday in June next, one Lot of Lan-J No lfi3in the Ist dist. Also, on the same day w ill be sold in the coun ty u l ' Early at the coui i -house, one Lot «f Land N«v 310 in the 21st disi. sold for the benefit of the hens and creditors of Nathan Brady Jum deceased , T rras—one half cash, the balance twelve tnon'.h thoroaf e feb. 25. Levi nab E. Brady, Adm’x. \LIST ol letters remaining in the Post Of fice at Upatoie, Muscogee county, on the Ist oi April, 1832, w hich if not taken out by the Ist of July next, will be sent to the General Rost Office as dead letters. Sami. Armstrong. Philip Lamar, vliiK M. A 'rmstrong, S. vioadows, Dr h vV . Carnes, James i ary, Absolom ( ’hols, Urecn Swinnev, .’.I! olmston, Patrick li Yawn. Join. King, Esq aprii 14. Sam’l. \Y. Langston, p. m. GEORGIA, Merriwet.her County. ME’UEAS, ikadiuu Ward applies !o me for letters of Administration on the es tate ot Benjamin Ward late of the county of Walton, dec. Thesr no therefore to cite and ttdmnni.i) all <V singuiar the kindred and credi • irsie aid deceased, to bo and appear at my flic* within the time prescribed by Jaw td shew cau -e if any they have, why said Letters should n ire granted Given under my hand this 3d da. ; April, 1 532 LEVI M ADaMS, Clk. aprii 14. loJ2. ADMLVWTRATOR’S SALE. ’ w icl "e sol in the Irtli dav of lay next, v v at the la»e residence of William Cowdon, late of Heard county , dec all the pi rishable property belonging to the estate of the aid dec. consisting of Hogs, Horses, Cattle Sheep, plan tation utensils, household 4- kitchen furniture, and the. late crop of corn and fodder, bes.des.iiu- Toerous other articles too tedious to mention The sale will be continued tirom day to day, until the whole is sold. Terms of sale: All sums un der two dollar-; cash, anti all sums ovei two dol lars a credit of twelve months Small notes with good security will be required of purcha sers. Thomas C. Dunlap, Atlm’r. aprii 14. Lucinda Cowdon. Aiiin’rx. NOTICE. \NY person knowing any thing of Andrew- Killgor a printer by trade, either alive or dead, w ould bestow a great favor on me by direc ting a few lines to me to Lagrange, Tioup co. Ga. I have not heard from him for 4 years, he was then : n Selma, Ala • Elizabeth Killgorc. NOTICE. t BROUGHT TO JAIL in Greenville, Mer * riwether county, a Negro woman who calls uersell Ann. The owner will come forward, move property, pay expenses and take her a way ELIJAH REEDER, Jailor feb. 18, 1832. Spun Cotton . THE subscriber Agent fur the sale of the thens Man l facturiag Cornin' ay's Goods has leceived a supply ,f -PUN « OTTON suitable or Warn of assorted numbers. ALSO— JOQ PIECES BROWN SHIR TING, a vt ait article,' suitable for negro wear, which will be sold at the Factory prices GEO VV DILLINGHAM. Columbus, Sep 3 NOTICE. I FOR WARN all oersons from trading fora r ote of hand given to James Cook, dated 2d oi id Jan. 1P32, and due the 25th December or I t of January next, for ninety dollars. The eon “kit ration for which said note was given has failed, ami 1 am determined not to pay it unless by law compelled. E- G A. MOSS apnl 28, 1832. > I IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post 4 Office at Liberty, Talbot co Ga. at the quarter ending 31st March, 1832. Robert Crittenton, Grief H Ferguson, David Wright, Daniel B. Brooks. Wni. Harra'-I; Daniel B Hough april2B,B:l3l N. B P 'WELL, P M. Prizes , Prizes. THE MI LLEDGEVILLE LOTTERY Draws on Saturday next if yon wish for a Prize you must call immediately as the Tickets are going off rapidly a few Lucky N mber yet remaining on hand E. S NORTON, Agent for the Managers, Broad-Street Columbus. LIVERY BTABLES. •/T-IHE Snbsciiber would inform 'he citizens ot Columbus ai.d others visiting this sec tion of the country, that ho has just, opened his Livery Stables, on Crawf'-rd Street, near the river where every 3rrangeincrit has been made to accoim i.'•»*« the public tn his line of busi ness, on the most, liberal forms. He will also kppp liorsos bv the year nv nth or night, at the ens onmry rates and those entrusted to his care shall receive the strictest attention. He will also keep horses Csrri ges Gigs, Sulkies, Jtc to hire, by tho day or for a longei period, on rea sonable terms His horses v ill be well trained and in good or der, and nothing will be wanting on hi* part to promote the c nife.i and convenience of the patrons efthe establishment JOHN WHITESIDE aoril2*,]P32._i;m. NOTICE. I FOR*V\RNuP personsfriun trading for a I N' to of In ltd given to Dozier Thornton, da tee 20th Januar IHSif and due the. 25Ut De ■et her or Is* *>f F‘' n '** r yi sot Nine Huntlrt and ft 'la. The emistdoratlon for wli eh said note v. 'i imled, ii" lam deierr'ined not t ’ "by l«w en p 'led utarcli tSi. C'ltu|i|*t‘l Mludgc. To Editors <s* Pitldiittcrs o f N'Wtpaptrs A CARD— I XCHANGE. » THE publisher oi the 1 Am: ricas Farmer,' s often solicited to exchange hie journal for country papers; which however excellent in themselves, are of little or no use to him; ho has therefore frequently bern obliged to decline such requests, when it would have given him pleasure t • comply with them if he could have done so consistenly with his own interest In’ order however, to make such exchanges mutu al!' beneficial, he now proposes to exchange with any editor who will give this card an in sertion or two anti thereafter copy w eekly tho contents of each number of the Former as it shall reach him, introducing and concluding it in somu’liing like the following form:— 4H)t Shunfcan jfavnuv, A neat weekly paper, in quarto form edited by Gideon (smith, is published in Baltimore, Md by 1. Irvine Hitchcock, at $5 per a nutn. It is devoted exclusively to Agriculture, Hor ticulture aud Rural and Domestic Economy. It contains also every wee •: the prices current in the commercial and common markets, of the principal commodities which farmers want to buy or self and such intelligence foreign and domestic as is interesting to them in relation to the value ot their produce. Those who wish to see the American Farmer with a view to subscribinv fi.r it may address the publisher by mail (free of postage) who will send a specimen of the work containing tr-bnis .vc. for oxaic naiion Ail postmasters ate agents for the work. WLA Li .I) PROPOSALS will be re- ceived by the subscriber until the 30th April for tne supplv of Fresh Beef for thr Troops stationed at Fort Mitchell, Ala. for the vear cominon-ing Ist May, 1832, and ending 30th April, 1833. The Beef to Oe of good wholesome quality, A to he divided in quarters, with an equal propor tion cf each, ill such quantities as may be from tim totine required for the Troops n:t ex ceeding twice a week, on inch days as the As sistant Comiuis’y. ol subsistence mav designate. J. OLAY Lt A. C S. N R. For further paiucuiars enquire of G. W Dillingham, esq. aoril 14, 1832. AE W SUPPLY OF j UST received and tor sale at the lowest pri f ces the market will authorise, the following articles, which in addition to mv former stork, makes my assortment good. Western Whiskey, Castings, Apple Brandy, Iron, Molasses, Nails, Sugar, Powder, Coffee, Lead. Salt, Tobacco, &c. E. FEATIIERSTON. April 14, 1532.-4 t. notlce! |j,VOUR months after date application will be made to the honorable the inferior court of T -lbol county, when sitting for ordiuarv purpo ses, for leave to sell lot of" land no forty eight in the eighth district of Muscogee county, drawn by Eliza Ann Hays, Illegitimate. Benjamin PntQi Guardian for Eliza Ann Hays jan A NOTICE* LIOUK months alter dale application will ,»e J made to the honorable the inferior court of Stewart county when si ting for ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell all the real estate of Jo seph White late of said county deceased, con sisting of negroes and lands lying in said coun ty and in Doolv and Washington counties, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said es tate Also application will be made at tho same time for a division of said estate E. G. A. Moss, Admr. dec 24 NOTICE. \LL persons having demands against the estate of Alexander K. Mct’ants late of Muscogee county, dec. are requested to pre sent the same in terms of the law. and all those indebted to said estate are requested to make payment to George R. McCants, Adm'r. Elizabeth McCants, Adm'x. jan. 14, 1”32. t HEROKEE COUNTRY. of the Cherokee Country just received and for sale at the Colutn bus Book Store, 2 doors from the Columbu- Bank. Broad-Street. Dec. 31. E. S. Norton. BLACKSMITH'S SHOP. JONATHAN P. JACKSON HAVING removed from his old stand, keeps his shop on the north east corner of Ogle thorp and Crawford streets, where he may al ways be found ready to attend to the calls of his customers. The constant and diligent atien tion which he has given to his business and the faithfulness with which he has done his work, during the three years he has worked in this place, he hopes will insure him a continuance of the patronage heretofore so liberally extend ed to him. He will keep constantly on hand a plentiful supply of hoise shoes, and will al ays be ready to put them on at the shortest notice, together with a variety of other articles in his line He pledges himself to do his 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 mill irons of any description made at the short est notice. Columbus, Feb. 25—5 t. TO REAT. A convenient Dwelling House on Oglethorpe V Street—Also a LIVERY STABLE on Crawford Street.—Apply to march 3 ts. JOHN WHITESIDE. NOTICE. INOUR months after date, application •* will be made to the honorable Court of Or dinary of Muscogee county, for leave to sell the real estate ofZadock Lewis, dec. march sth, 1K32. Hiram Fuller, Adm. • JYewnan Hotel. SIGN OF THE GOLDEN STAR. /•rjHE undersigned having taken the largo commodious house in jv’ER'.VWJV, Coweta County, formerly kept bv Dr. Lestaigette, and having furnished it with ner beds, bedding, \ every other necessary t render Travellers coin sortable; is now prepari i to devote his personal attention in anticipating their 'v.Jies SHERBURNE. Newnan, Coweta co. March 17, 1832 IT/'The Columbus Enq'irer, Milledgeville Journal, Federal Union, Macon Telegraph, Washington News, and Augusta Chronicle wilt give the above four weekly insertions and for ward thei" turnouts for payment S IK >BERT < »F>ARIE ON hand a few copies of Bcolt'a laat Novel, Robeu of Paris, tngetlier w ith a variety of new and interesting wotka. fj. H. Norton. OUtcti 3J Broad street, eOI.I HBT S IIPTHK *1 HE Subscribers have recently purchased L the above well known staml formerly oc cupied by Gen Howard, li has undergone a tin .rough course of repairs and is now open for the reception of Boarders and transient custom ers The subscribers pledge themselves that the. most unremitting exertions shall be made tt> rendc: the stay o- those who may call upon them agreeable. And while they would return ilieir sincere thanks to a generous public for the very liberal patronage lready bestowed, they would respectfully solicit a continuance of similar fa vors. Their house is situated in a healthy part cfP the town and near the centre of business. Their house shall at ail times be supplied wfith the best the market affords, and their charges shall be moderate Their stables are large, well supplied and failhfull' attended by an excellent Ostler. They have also lots for the accommodation of drovers Ihe Proprietors of the Northern and Southern lines of Stage, have selected thik house astheii general Stage office whore scat's can be daily taken for Washington City & NeVf York, Mobile «feNew-i trleans. POM ROY & MONTAGUE. . Columbus, Jan 2 K 1832 ~ iYVs vv UA\l>«* Xl 'E tjfprisi the public that we hav* " * taken possession of the well known Pub ic House, THE HAMILTON HALL , And that the House is undergoing :■ complete* finish, wth large ai.d coiivenm n additions suita ble to u(,cohiiiiod„te H’.ardi ■." r flora? and ’> ithout me flattering hem m aly tve invite our friends and :h pu .j< • / nera! to give un a call, fce.iug c •iifidcu ; every convenient and reecssary atteii i.:n ivf! 1 r ren dered to make plcn aui »!k- tim - mil u .tion d? those who may favoi us with their c - BARKIY ft TIN, aprii 21, 1832 —4t. A B DAW ON. *%The Fedt ral Union A Georgia Join ,v .vile please give the above four inst r ion . TOBACC * —CIN CONaIGN ’EM’. Olj Boxes excellent quality ! aci o, -uan • ufactured in North-C arohna, put ,- ait retailers in pound and half pound plugs.— FoF sale low. LA WHO N *. HOWELL, aprii 21, 1832. New €wroeery . 11 HE 1 übscriber has taken the store next - door to the Post Office and opposite Pomro# & Montagues Hotel, where lit has just oik ed, and will sell at reasonar. e prices, an a orff. ment of wall selected Fresh Groceries and Liquors; among which are: **' Old Monongahela Whiskey Western do. Old Jamaica Rum, Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, Old Madeira Wine, Ale and Cider, Loaf and Brown SugaV, Best Tea, Molasses, Rice, Fall Mackerel, No. I, Havanna Segars, Best Tobacco. April 20—4 ft—if G. GRTF.VKg, ALL Persons indebted to the estate of Johjs P Blackmon dec. are requested to come lot ward and make payment without delay aprii 21, 1832. M. A BLACKMON, Adm’r THE NEW LINE OF STAGES,"*” From Macon to Savannah, by Marion & Dublin , Vi ILL run three times a eak. Maying Mu tt con and Savannah on Mondays. Wednes days and Pridays at three o'clock m the .loin ing and arriving at Macon and i-avarmah on, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at eight o’clock in the evening. Kates as usual. J. Longstreet. N. B Persons wishing seats will apply at th(V Washington Hall, Macon, dec 24 nc THE SATURDAY COURIER. The largest dy cheapest Weekly Nctcspa■?' per in the United States , Is published every Saturday by WOODWARD & SPRA'GG, PRICE $2 PER ANNUM, PATABLE HALF VEARLT IN AOVANCK This popular journal is printed on an extra size imperial sheet, of the largest dimensions It contains twenty-eight columns of reading mat ter, each column being equal to eight pages of II duodecimo book PREMIUMS. Persons procuring five subscribers to this pa per, and forwarding the amount of a half year’s l subscription, f5, will be entitled to a sixth copy gratis. Persons forwarding ten subscribers, and re mitting $lO, will be entitled to an extra copy, and a discount of ten per cent. Persons torwarding fifteen subscribers and sls, will be entitled to an extra copy of the pa per, and a copy of Lord Byron’s Works, Sir W alter Scott’s Works, or any other work of a similar character and vilue, which ir.ay bo pre ferred. Uncurrent notes of solvent banks, received aY par, Address, free of postage, Woodward 4’ Spvagg, No 112Chesruit-st Phifa, AUCTIONEER’S NOTICE. Stibscrilier informs the public' “ that his regular Auction Sales will ake place on Tuesday and Friday night*-:; also re quests loose persons who wish to have i'»od« disposed of by audio . to hand their, m the day previou- to the sale, and those purchssinv urs particularly requested to call for their pun Oa ses ibe next morning after the sale, by sq doing hey will confers favor on Ah It 1832. E. 8 NORTON, Au«t. A. It. IM attorney at If AH located himself in fisniltun Harris I county, eiid will H'tejujlh - courts ot Mtw eoffee, Tsii-o , Itsrns Truttp and AUrr wiifutr of llte Chstlsho. rtic*' riicu't and tfie rountggn iuf Crs wfi-r«i end UpsiMi of tkr Flint circuit. HsnuJtON, Feb 18, i'-’Bf —4t
