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About The Democrat. (Columbus, Ga.) 1830-18?? | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1832)
if-o Editors 4* Publishers of Newspapers A CARD-£XCHAKGE. THE publisher of the “American Farmer,’ is often solicited to exchange his journal for country papers; which, however excellent in themselves, are of little or no use to him; he has therefore frequently been obliged to dioiiuc such requests, when it would have given him pleasure t > comply with them if he could have alone so consisteniy with his own interest In' •erder-however, to nuke such exchanges mutu ally beneficial, he now proposes to exchenge •With any editor who will give this card at in sertion or two and thereafter cops weekly the contents of each number of the Former as it shall reach him, introducing and conducing it in something like the following form:— Ct)c American A neat weekly paper, in quarto form edited by Gideon hinith. is published in Baltimore, ■bid by I. 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G iey Sf Cos. 112 t Ilii-SNI T-ST PHILADELPHIA. AT $.3 PKR ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANI'E. I* ACH number of this periodical contains 60 A pages of extra royal octavo letter press printed with clear, new and beamiful type, (ar ranged after the manner of the Loudon J a Belle Assembler,) on paper of the finest lex- \ ture ,md whitest colour It is embellished with Splendid Engravings on Copper and Steel, exo cotud by Artists of the highest pbill and dis tinci ion, and embracing every variety ol sub jects. Among these are illustrations of Popular Legpnds, Romantic Incidents, Attractive scene ry ami Portraits of I'tostrious Fernaies The number commencing each quarter contains a picture of the existing Philadelphia Fashions, designed, drown and eng eared oxpresnly for this work, by competent persons specially en gaged tor that purpose The embellishments of this character which have appeared in for jner numliers, are confessedly superior to any which have been furnished in any other similar American publication, and from the arrange ments which have been made them is every reason tc believe they will bewuipiovcd in the coming volumes In addition to the Embellish ments jrtst icterred to, evert No contains at least six engravings on wood, representing For eign and Native Scenes, curious and mterest iii,- subjects. Natural history, humorous inci dents, ornamental productions embroidery, and other needlework, riding,dancing, Ac besides on or more pieces of the most popular music, arranged for the Piaro or Guitar. * Ev> ry six numbers of the work form an ele gant volume suitable for binding and vrr’i these Sic tT.riustivU gratuitously a superbly er.graved Tit'S Pa;/e, and a generci index of ion tents. The Lady's Book ha- now reached its fourth volume, completing a period of 18 rr.on : Fine* itacommencement in July, 1830 i l .. t j ronatre bestowed upon it lit# been rapidly and * constantly augmenting, ami it lias at this time ’ a larger circulation than any other monthly Journal published iu the United Atates In ev idence of 'ins tact, it may b< stated iliat -n a ■ingle day in January more than fifty names wers added to tue subscription list; a circuit) stance without paral el in thehis ory of similar perodicils. The number of copies printed in each oionth is Eigat Thousand Five Hundred. The original plan of the Lady's Book varied materially from that of toy American Periodical then pub.ished, and though several of its prede cessors have since its appearance changed their peculiar character, and mutated it iu various respects, it is belie ed that in many important pa r oculars it i» beyond t«e reach of rivalry. Devoted mainly, though m., i illusively, to the L"tlies. the ‘Book’wa» intended to tarnish that which might be aimed to their wants, their wishes, and thoir i;tsius; and to effect this in tention the proprietors incurred heavy expens es t-> jvr.vou.j übj«ct«, which, until then, had formed no mm of the design of existing Maga zine*. Dancing, Riding, and other exercises 'appropriate to the fair were made the topics of eo-nicum ary and embellishment, and Needle work, in aii us diveisified branche.., received special attention. To’u»se were added the many elegant arts wb. . a uale skill and Migtnuilv love to prac t:it. ..to has the manufacture of beautiful and deb ate ornaments in glass, paper, Ac. to aid in which copioiiH instructions and graphic ii lusirations were supplied. Nor has tho labour of the Toilet O' on forgotten since this depart ment has boon carefully provided with whatev er could be console cd propet and adorning All'Ttese subjects ire s ill included in the general plan, and from th» peculia, ndvamspos which tho propri ''.ors of the Laos's B-mk p s- B's-.. ip regard t<» uruishmg '.him. they unhes iuttc.g’.y sat they fear no competition. ihc Lady’s Book was the first periodical which presented correct view* ol existing \roer ican Fashions, and in ti.ia respent the proprie tors believe tliei may fairly claim superiority over mi theii * i temporaries V\ hatever skill, imlu-try and ’Sate, brought intoerlion and in ' cited by liberal reward, can accomplish, will tl..'l , i£»' 1 " characeiize their pictorial views ol faithful execution, aa in rich and brilliant colour ing Tho t,porrapiiica) execution of the Lady’s Book u 'I i it tho piopuntora challenge comparison - ■>„ ,„y Magazine, wlietlu r Eu ropean mAn eftaan. 'i iie boat inalansU sod the abima mwhoM. are wi.pto ed and ihc rnnai ; aer ipu'o ji re-aul * paid t « nsiin ri hsruioni, p it! tin.! (fiuitj iu the xrrrtti'gemeM , f t) M v i» 1 rtou* subject* vinca cvu.jx.ae lU isUar-preov ' In speaking of tLeae mechanical att.ibutm it •iqt Lady’s Bock, the proprietors have the ut most confidence th.t examination will more than confirm their statements. The Literary department of the Lady’s Book comprises every tiling which is deemed suitable for that sex to whose use it is principally devo ted Tales, which are distinguished by interns tiug incidents, vigorous narrative, chaste dic tion, and the absence of maukub sentiment; Eoeiry,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 Il lustrious Women Anecdotes untainted by in delicate iauendoes, lively Bnn-tnols, sad hu ruoroca topics cheeifulty but modestly treated, constitute, along with descriptions of the van ous embellishments, the reading matter of the work. In superintending tt.ia department care has been taken tu avoid ni.aipvcr was calcula ted to enervate the mind and vitia*e the taste, for the proprietors believed that they mianndcr siood ihe female ciiara' ter. who snpp»-sed that w.-ak and ailly pyoductioi e w. ie rieierred to tb oie » hich liad strength amt solidity to recoin mend them ihe facilities . hich the proprietors of the Lady's Book have possessed in the selection of matter have been umi-naff I*.; rest. and they have froeiy availed themselves of the advanta ge* thus enjoyed Besides the recoipt of all the Ktiro >e«n Vlagaxuws, from winch suitable arti cles might be culled, iheyhave been supplied by their Agents tod t ’orrospotidents abroad, with publications, ~f which *<> other e»pu w have been sent U> ih.s country. and from those thev t.«c- wn,ct»a a number of 'he most attractive which have ever ap vared m *uv Auteftctw pe riodical. Among others of this kind ibaybe ■ncutioi ed Jht Little With Vortex; J'hi H-ain trees; The Mathematirian, h-e which were first introduced to American renders through the columns of thui work These advantages are still possessed and used The former volumes of the Lady’s Book have not pretended to be exclusively original. In preparing the contents of fhiN work preference ins always been given so such article* aa were calculated t' instruct a* well a- please, wherev er they might he found, and lh -vgti novelty lias always been studied, mere originality (so culled) has never been considered an absolute evidence of merit —The proprietor* have '■ejected aim> ny original communications, sent to them for publication, a* would ham filled a volume of vane poimdicala. It must not be understood that ilia J ady's Book lisa been entirely made up of selected matter Far from it. A large por lion of Lilt, contents has been written expressly for tho ‘Bo k." and that this portion has been well v rii Am, iho-e wh" have not read may e»3i ly believe a lieu they learn it has been furnished hj Mm* Leslie. J R » handler, Richard Peun ‘mull. W iiii* G. » lark, A others equally capa ble and distinguished Ti'.icu i a supply of original contributions the proprit-tois have, offered a p pnuum ofTVVO l( NDi.ED FOP IHK. BEST OR'GIN il. Al E. * FIFTY DOLLARS F T I Ilr. BF.SI •*Rir.|»AL P'jE.M,which shell he fnri.khed them ff r publication in the Lady » llcuk. The c impetilion which these ..ffe-s wilt excite, will nod.iubl, obtain an ex [ tensive variety ot articles from the ablest wri te;®, aim in hi* way a large fund of really valu able matt wJ is crca ed, upon which they may at alt .inn.a draw I bis added so thovol unti. vaihth»-vnuw receive, s ill enable them to secuio i *r (he Lade's 80, k ,i* high a stand ing lor Origin; I l.itoisiy merit, as it has always held for other qualities Though tue proprietors of the Lady’s Book have incurred, and are «T'l! incurring, enormous expend* y in makirin; their work and serving of the irr>ii)e;i®e pair uago they have received, they do not mean to relax in their exertions Wherev er improvement can be made they arc determi ned to accomplish it, without Tegaid to cost or labor,confident thr.i they will be amply remu nerated In commencing the Lady’s Book they re.ilvoj to premise nothing which was not within their power and •ill lo perform, ano they appeal to theii patron* whether they havo thus for violated a single pledge giren by them They trot, therefore, that tiieir conduct in the past will be a guarantee for the future, when they declare that .t shall be their constant a m to make tho i.adv’s Book, if possible, superior to » hat i has been, »* well in decoration as in the more solid contents. A. I*. !••.'• # *OAf AUflfhf fl al ti ’dl, I IAS located liimm If in Hamilton llarri* t J county, and will attend the courts of Mus cogee, Talbot. Hatris. Troup and Morr'wetlier ol tiie t. (.attahooclce circuit, and the counties, ol rawiorci and Upson <>f ’lie Flint circuit flarnilto r, keb. ’ ■*. 1032.—4’ Fra in: ft: aidh ~ 4 LL persons ar9 cautioned not 'o trade for • A eight small note* for *25 each, given by me to Th .une J. Dickson. a» ihe same ere obtain ed by fraud The said notes were given dome tune in An gora. last, and were made payable on the Ist day of r'eiu 'ary, 1832, to said Dickson o r bearer The above described notee are not recovera ble at law, and I am determined not to pay them or any part of them JO N COX, feb 11, 1832, of Lee Lo Ga. AUCTIONEES’S NOTICE. F|NHE Subscriber informs the public :lnt hi* regular Auction 3a!ee will take place on Tuesday and Friday night*; also re quests tnoso per* ins who wish to have good* deposed or by auction, to hand them in the dav prevku to the sale, and those purchasing sre particularly requested to call for their purcha se!# the next morning after the sale, by so doing ■ hoy willct.nfera favor on feb Is, IkvJ E 3 NORTON, A net. ROBERT OF PARIS. ON hand a few copies of Scott’s last Novel, Robert of Paris, together with a variety of new and interesting works E. B*. Norton. march 24 Broad street It Li CKSMI TH VS SHOP. JONATHAN P. JACKSON nkY ING removed from hi* old stand, keeps his shop on the north east corner of Ogle thorp and Crawford streets, where he may al ways 8e found ready to attend to the calls of hie customers The constant and diligent atten tion winch he has given to his business and the faithfulness with which he ho* done his work, during tiie three years he has worked in this iiia.ee, he hepos will insure him a contimianeo of the patronage heretofore so liberally extend ed to him He will keen constantly on hand a plentiful supply of horse shoe*, slid will al ays be ready t>> put them on at tho shortest notice, together witn a variety of other articles in his line He pledges himself to do hi* work neatly and with despatch His prices are moderate, and new work insured licit prepared to cast boxe* or inks for mills, of composition Car riage spring- of every kind made to order, and mill irons of any description made at the short eat nntico. Columbn*, Feb 25—5 t. TOH\CC<>—-ON CONSIGNMENT. | #■ «« .••-lUni quality Tobacco, ms* •>* ufactured in North Carolina, put to suit ' retailer* in pound and half pound plug* For sale low LAWHON & HOWELL, aprii 21, 1832. preW“ GARDEN 4- FLOH EH SEEDS. For sale b, the box nr n*p«r. by L J. DAVTEH, A. Ce- ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Tl’ll.l, be sold on tbe 25th and 26th ” " days of May next, at the late resi dence of John P. Blackmon dec. a part of the stock of Cattle belonging to said decex-ed, con sifting of Cows and calves, on a credit till the ‘Jsth of December next Small notes with ap proved security will be required. Mary Ann Blackmon, Adni’x. april 21. 1832. ~AD MIN IST K VTU R’S NOTICE. - A LL persons indebted to the estate of Wm. in. Bowen dec late of Coweta county, are re quested to call and settle with the subscribers, and those who have claims against the estate are desired to come forward, and present their de mands in the manner prescribed by la >. Samuel Burdine, Adm'r. Mary Bowen, Adm'x. Newnan, Feb 25, 1832 4 GREEABLE to an ordor of the Infe rior court .f Stewart county, when sitting for 'Ordinary purposes, «ill be told at the court hcOse on file first Tuesday in May next. Or.c L.ot of Land Vo. 35 in thb 33d district formerly Lee now Stewart county. On the same day will be sold, half of Lot No 15!t in the 22d dial formerly Lee now Stewart county. On the fi.st Tuesday in May next will be sold at the court-house in the county of Troup, one Le>t of! .and No. 56 in the 12th dial. On tho **>»• J-T -01 bo er-' J “■ ‘S» ovunlj of I ee at the court house, one Lot of Land No 5F3* in tue lOih d.st Will be sold at the court-houee in the county of Carroll, <rfi the first Tue«day in June next, ono Lot of Land No 103 in the Ist diat. • Also, on the same day will be sold in the coun ty of Early al the court-house, one Lot of La no No. 310 in the 21at dist. sold for the benefit of the hr sand creditura of Nathan Brady Junr. deceased T urn—one half cash, the balance twelve month tlieroaf’e feb. 25. Lev in ah E. Brady, Adm'x. GEORGIA, Mciriwether County. i t HF.UfcAr>, Obadiah Ward applies to me * . for letters of Administration on the es tate of Benjamin Ward Into of the county of Walton, dec. These aro therefore to cite and admonish all & singular the kindred and credi tors of said deceased, lobe and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law. to slu *v cause if any they havo, why said Letter* should not be granted Given under my b«' — this -Id day of April, 1832. LEVI M ‘AD,”IB, Cik. april 14, 1832 AD3I INIHTHATOM’S HALE. % be sol. on llio I7ih da» of Hay nox', v r st the late residence of William Cotvdon, late of Heard county, due all the perishable property belonging to the estate of the earn dot consisting of Hogs, Horses, Cattle Sheep, plan tation utensils, household 4' kitchen furniture, and the late crop of corn and fodder, besides nu merous other articles too tedious to mention The sale will be continued from day to day, until tho whole is sold Terms of -ale; All sums un der two dollars cash, aid nil sums over two dol lars a credit of twelvo months Nnmll notes witn good security will be required of puicha sera. Thomas C. Dunlap, Adm’r. april 14. Lucuida Cowdon. Adiu’rx, NOTICE. \ NY person knowing any thing of Andrew * KUigor ■, a printer by trade, either anve or dead, would bestow a greai favor on me by direc ting a few lir.es to me to Lagrange, Troup co. Ga. Ihe vo not heard from him for 4 years, he was then in Selma, Ala Elizabeth Killgore. NOTICE. iFORWARNaII persons from trading for a N->te of hand given to Dozier Thornton, da ted 20th January 1w32. and due the 25th De cember or !«i of January, tin Nine Hundred Dollars Tho c .induration for which »aid note was given has tilled, and 1 am determined no. to pay it nntes* by law compelled march 31. Chajrpel Sledge. Nit? (E* I'OUR months after date application will be * made to the honorable the inferior court of T rlbot county, when sitting for o. diuary 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 Pate, Guardian for Eliza Ann Huya jan 4 notice. months after date, application “ will be made to tho honorable t'tiurt of Or dinary of Muscogee county, for leave to sell the real estate ofEadock Lev is, de marcfi stb, 1832. Iln atn Fuller, Adm. NOT! CB. ~~ BROUGHT To JAIL in Greenville, Mer riwefher county, a Negro woman who calls herself Ann. Tho owner will come forward, prove property, pay expenses and take her s way ELIJAH REEDER, Jailor feb. 18,1832. months after date, application will be made to the Honorable Inferi r Court of Hear county while sitting for ordiua ry pu'posea, for leave to ceil two negroes (Cor nelia a woman and her child) be.onging. to the estate of John G. Smith late of said county, dec. for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said dec'd. This (7th March, 1832 inarch 31, 1832 N YNCY SMITH, Adm’x. Muirtct’ I FOR WARN all persons from trading for a note of hand given to James Cook, dated 3d or 3d Jan 1832, and due tho 25th December or Ist of January next, for ninety dollars. The consideration lo* which *aid note was given has failed, and 1 am determined not to pay it unless by law compelled. E- G A. MOSS april 28, 1832. 1 IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post S 4 Office at Liberty, Talbot co. Ga. at the quarlet ending 31st March, 1832. Robert ' riltenton, Grief II Ferguson, David Wright, Daniel B. Brooks. Win Hnrrald; Daniel B Hough april 28. 8331 N. U POWELL, P M LIVERY STAPLES. Subscriber would inform the citixens ii ol Columbus ard other* visiting this sec tion of the country, that he has just opened hn Livery Stable*, on Crawford Street, near the river where even - arrangement has been marie to accommodate the public in his line of buni nes*, on the most liberal term* lie will also keep horse* by 'he year mouth or night, at the cu*iimiary rate* ai>d those entrusted to hi* rare •hall receive the strictest attention He will also keep lior**» Carri ges, Gigs, H jlkios, Ac to hire, by the day or for a longei period, on rea sonable term* Ilia borne* w ill fee well trained and in good or dnr, and nothing will be wattling -n hie part to promote the comfort and convenience of the patron* of the eatribJlshmrril JOHN WHITESIDE spill 28, loi!2—Go: NHi: KI FPNMiLIX HEARD BAL.ES. WILL be sold at Heard court house between the usual hours of sale, on the first Tues day in June next, tire following property, (to wit:) One house and Lor in the Town of Franklin, Heard county, No. not known now in the posses sion and occupancy of Dennis Sullivan, and a stock of Merchamli'e now in the said house all levied on as the property of Fannie Sullivan, one of the firm of Sull van & Roney, to satisfy afi fa issued from Coweta superior court in fa v&r ol Gaudrcy A Legriel vs said Sull,van and Roney.— Property pointed out by plaintiff's at torney, this 2l«t April, 1832. may 5,1832. DANIEL WHITAKER. D S. Li:*S MALE*. VS7TLL be sold attire place of holding Superi- V v or Court for Lee county, on the first Tuesday in June next between the usual hours of sale, the following property, 10-wit: One Lot of Land No. 281 in the 14th district of said county, levied on as the property of Wm Hancock sen t» satisfy a fi fa. in favor of Lune Turner, fi fa issued from a Justices court in Wilkes county. Levy made and re turned to :ne by a cons ahlo. One Let of Land No. 254 iu the 2nd district of said county, levied on as the property of Daniel C. Hoard to satisfy afi fa in favor of Win. Fafifold—issued from a justice'' court ; n Wilkes ftnillitv I-a«V rptumoH tfa |HF by 8 constable, may 5, 1832. JAS. R. MARTIN, fchff STEWART MAL iB. ’ \\ J ILL be sold on the firct Tuesday in June v * next, in the towu of Lumpkin Stewart comity, between the usual hours ot salo the fol lowing property to-wit: One Lot of Land No. seven (7) in the eigh teenth (18ih) district, of forme, ly Lee now Stewart county, levied on as the property of Edmond Staffs and Thomas Woliey to satisfy two small fi fas issued from a Justices coun of De Kalb county against them in favor of James W’olch—Levy made and returned to ine by a constable. POSTPONED SALE. Jtt the same time and place, nill be sold.. Also Lot of Land No. one hundred and thirty four (134) in the twenty-third district of said county, levied on as the property of Wilson Desliuzo lo satisfy ono small fi fa issued from a Justices court ol Twiggs county against him in favor of George Brown vs said Veshazo.— Ley made and returned to me by a constable, this 24th April, 1032. may 5, 1832. WM. MILLER D. 3. One Lot of Land No. 112 in the 18th dist. ol said county, Levied on as the property of Wm. Crabtre to satisfy one small exeouiion issued from a justices court of this county in favor of Jacob l.ittie vs Win Crabtree—Levy made and returned lo me bv a constable JON ATI! AH F BRIDGES, Shff. may 5, 1832 CARROLL SALEB. A A/TLI, be sold on the first Tuesday in Juno v v next, between the usual hour* of sale, at the Court bouse in the town of Carrollton, tho following property (to wit:) Stephen D- Crane’s interest in Lot No 2<>s in the second district of Carroll county, levied up on to satisfy a fi fa from Jasper superior coun iu favor of Gilbert Clelaud vs. said Crane and others. No 213 in 2nd dist. of aaid county, levied up oi as the property of James McCurdy to sotisfy a fi fa fro u a justice* cuurt of Telfair couniy in favor of Noei Grantham *c. said McCurdy.— Levy made by a constable. Lots of Land Nos 223 and 222 in the Bth dist Levied upon as the property of Fleming F. Ad erire to sniisfy a fi fa from Carroll superior court in favor of James Merriivether, admii istretor of Duncan G. «’ampbeli vs. said Aderine. may 5,1832. Jiles S. Bogges, Shff. NOTICE. Ur ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in June next before the Court house door in the town of Talbotlon, Talbot county, between the usual hours of sale the following property, viz: One Bay Mare six years old, levied on as tho property of Joseph Chandler, to satisfy an exe cution from Upson superior court in favor of John Boyle, surviving copartner of Hyde and Boyle against said Chcndler One Sorrel Mare, one yoke of Oxen & Cart, leases on two loto of land for four years, No. one hundred and three and one hundred andthirty six, levied on sathe property of I’leasint Law sou defendant and Vincent A Pearson security on stay of execution, to satisfy a fi fa in favour of James F. Bmith against aaid defendants One Dark Bay Horse, one dark briiuPecow and calf, levied on by virtuo ot an attachment and sold by order of tho lion superior court as the property of Joel Lane, said attachment su ed out m favor of lleno Fitzpatrick against the aaid Joel Lane. Also one Lot of Land No. nineteen (19) in the 14' h fourteenth dist of originally Muscogoe now Talbot county, levied on as tho property of Richard Holt to satisfy sundry small fi fa* issued from a justices court of Talbot county in favor of 3. and J. L Calhoun against said Holt- Levy made and returned to me by a constable. Also the west part or half of Lot No. eleven (11) in the twenty-fourth (24th) dist. of origin ally Muscogee now Talbot county, containing eighty five and a half acres, which lot of land has been condemned as fraudulently drawn,and the said went half assigned to the stito of Geor gia. JOHN C. BOYNTON, Shff. april 28,1831. SINGLE 4* DOUBLE REFINED jfccr.t Sugar. A Few barrels of the above article, manufac •f *. lurea in a superior niauuur by W. ua.ud Lenient of Charleston, S. C. Teas, of different qualities. A few dozen tupeiior white and pink Cham pa;gne wine Teneriffe and Madeira Wines. m«y 5. Lawhon &, Howell. CORSETS. A Few doz. Mrs Cantelou’s best manufactur- Ln. ed corsets, for sale by may 5. Lawhon St Howell. BACON N LABEL THE subscribers have a quantity of Georgia Bacon and Lard, which they offer at a re duced price. may 5. Lawhon && Howell. A IX Persona indebted to the estate of John P Blackmon dee. are requested to come forward a.id make payment without delay april 21, 1832. ALA BLAI KMON, Adm'x. TO RENT. A convenient Dwelling House on Oglethorpe Rlreet —Also a I IVEKY HTABLE on Crawford .■Ureet.—Apply to march 3 ti. JOHN WHI I'EHIDK. DOM KBTIC MAN IF ACTOR V. 11l do* home made CIiAIKB, I* * (or sole by laiwliou At llowell. nov 30 COLI WBI S HOTEIi t FMIE Subscribers have recently purchased t the above well known stand, formerly oc cupied by Gen. Howard It has undergone a thorough course of repairs and is now open for the reception of Boardorsand transient custom ers The subscribers pledge themselves that tlm most unremitting exertions shall he made Ur render the slay of those who may call upon them agreeable. And while they would return their sincere thanks to a generous public for the very liberal patronage already bestowed, i buy would respectfully solicit a continuance of similar fa vors. . . , . Their house is situated in a healthy part.of the town and near the centre of business. The.r house shall at Cl limes be supplied with iho best the market affords, and their charges shall be moderate Their stables are large, well supplied and faithfully attended by an excellent Ustler. They have also lots for the accommodation of drovers. Tho Proprietors of the Northern and Southern lines of Stages have selected’ thin house as theii general Stage office, where seats can be daily taken for Washington Cit£ & New York, Mobile & New-Orleans. POMROY & MONTAGUE. Columbus, Jan. 28,1832 h twos. UTE apprise the public that we have * * taken possession of the well known Public House, TIIE HAMILTON HALL, And that the House is undergoing a complete finish, with large and convenient additions suita ble to accommodate Boarders and Travellers; and without the flattering solicitations usual; wo invite our friends and the public in general to give us a call, feeling confident that every convenient and necessary attention will be ren dered to make pleasant the time and situation of those who may favor us with their calls. BARKLY MARTIN, april 21, 5833—4 t. A B DAWSON. Foderal Union Ar Georgia Journal wifi, please give tha above four insertions. New Grocery. r jpHE |Bubseribor has taken the store next A door to the Post Office and opposite Pomroy dt Montague’s Hotel, where he has just opened, and will sell at reasonable prices, an assort ment of wall selected Fresh Groceries and Ow Liquors; among which are; Oid Monongahela Whiskey Western de. Old Jamaica Rum, Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, Old Madeira Wine, Ale and Cider, Loaf and Brown Sugar/ Best Tea, Molasses, Rice, Fall Mackerel, No. 1, t Ilavanna Segars, Best Tobacco. April 20—49-if G. GRIEVES. Groceries , For Cotton, Pipe Staves, Hides oii Approved Paper. pHARLES E. NORTON, informs Mer-. Vy chants, Planters, &c. visiting Appalachi cola, that he has-, just received from New-Or ieans a large and extensive assortment of Gro ceries, which added to his former supp!, from Now-York, makes his assortment as complete iP not superior to any he has ever offered to the. public. Ills stock will be replenished as often as one** a month, so that his customers may bo »ure at any time of finding a good assortment. Merchants and Planters will find it to their advantage to call, as it is his intention to sell at moderate prices, for Cash, Cotton. Pipe staves. Hides or approved paper. Appalacnicola, Dec. 31—ts Just received as above per Sch. Magellan* 50 Sacks Lest Greeu Ilavanna Coffee which will be sold low for cash. ■ '■ "W-. Shoes, Shoes . LAWHON & HOWELL HAVE just received a laige and full asso£*< inent of Stout Negro Shoes. Gentlemen’s fine Bootu, Ho. do. lace boctees, Ladies lace Prunella boots, do do Leather do. o do Morocco do. dhildren’s shoes assorted Dec 3d, 1831 NEW GOODS. L. C. MLEJC IfXS RECEIVED AltD IS RKCETVIN6, HIS •FALL AND WINTER GOODS. \% IHCII he will sell on accommodating ’ terms. His stock is composed in part <JtT tlie following articles, vie: London DuffiJ, Rose and Point Blankets, Super blue, black, brown and olive Cloths, Black Lasting, Beavcrteens, Fancy Cord, Rod and white Flannels Canton Flannels, Red, white and figured Valencia Shawls, Bombazettes and Bombazines, Merino Circassians of various colors, Cashmeie Handkerchiefs, Bandanna, flagg, Pongee $ plaid silk Hdkffc Super Italian Cravats, various colors, Colored crape camblot, Cotton and Linncn Drilling, Ladies’ silk, cotton and worsted Hose, Gentlemen's do. do. and halfdo. Ladies’ 4-gentlemen's Glove, of various kindy, Cambric, Swiss, jaconet and book Muslins, Super bleached and broirn Linens, Brown and bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, Domestic Plaids, Bed Ticking, Russia Sheeting; Printed Bed spreads, counterpanes, M Italian Grot de Naples Muslin Robes, Hsrcnel and Duchi e Silks, Silk snd cotton Umbrellas, 4<e. Ladies' gentlemens and children’a SHOES. A variety of men a, youth's and children # Mat# a caps HARD* WARE * CUTLER V. j rrocutrs k c Libs re'arr* Ona case superior SHOT CHJNU' [>•< I,
