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About The Democrat. (Columbus, Ga.) 1830-18?? | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1832)
To Editors ».V Publisher* of Newspapers A CARD--EXCHANGE. T ■ E pout crofthe* 4 ' tiHui is I’aioikr.' ■ s often •> !.«. ed to • hi* journal fi 1 one try |> i|v r»; which however ex< client in Ihr selve*. are of little or no rsc to ill;. ; he ha th • i foie frequently been obliged to decline go h req">-sts, when it would have given hnii ptr**’; *■ ' comply with ’hem if he cnuli! liave done*.• eon is • nly with hi° own interest In’ Order however, to make mi eh exchanges multi- j ail beneficial, he now p'oposes to < xchauge *rtth any editor who w 3 give ting card an in se. ts n or two and thereat • i copy weekly tlie contends of each number of the ro'inn-as 1: sin'! reach him, introducing and concluding it j in something like the following form:— ri;r ftnuuc&n jFarmnr, Aneatweekl paper, in quarto form edited by Gide- n t until is published in Baltimore, Mil by 1. Irvine Hitchcock, t per a- num. It is devoted exch-sivelv to Agricultuie, Hot tieulturc »nd Rural and Domestic Economy. ll contains also every week the prices current in the commercial ami com.. or markets, of the principal eoinmodi'ieg which farmers want to buy or sell, and such intelligence foreign and domestic as is interesting to them in relation to the value ot their produce. Th se who wish iosee the American Fanner with a view to subscribing for it may address the publisher by mail (free of po.stHgeJ who will send a specimen of the work containing terms Ac. for examination All postmasters ate agents for the work. THE SATURDAY COURIER. The largest Os cheapest Weekly Newspa per in the United States, Is published ever* .Saturday by WOODWARD & SPRAGG, PRICE $2 PER ANNUM. PAYABLE HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE This popular journal is printed on an extra site imperial sheet, of the targes', dimensions Jt contains twenty-right column*-of reading mat ter, each column being equal to eight pages of a duodecimo book PREMIUMS. Persons procuring five • 11b- r.iiiers to this pa pm. and tor arding the uioont of it half year’s eubmr ption, $5, will bo entitled to a sixth copy g.stn rsi-on* ! awarding ten snl scril ers. and re mit: - '•>' -I nllhe entitled to an extra copy, ami a itse.unt often per cent I'-rsons tot warding filleen suliseribers and sls. will bo entitled to an extra copy of the p-r per, and a copy of i.ord Byron’s Works, Mb Walter Scott’s Works, or any other work (if a siin'lar character and value, which may be pje feireri. Uncurrent notes of sol vent banks, received at par, Address, free of postage. Woodward 4 1 Spragg, No ! if Cbesnut-st. blnla. THK IjADV’N BOOK* A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF aitcraturc, iFaspicirs & Sits, Is published by L. A. Guiley 4* Cos. IJ2 OIIESNUT-ST. PHILADELPHIA. AT $3 PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. E ACH number of this periodical contains 00 pages of extra royal octavo letter press printed with clear, non and beautiful type, var rangod alter he manner of the London 1 a Bei'.ls l issYMBLEE,j on paper of the finest ‘ex ture md w hites' colour It is embellished with Splendid Engravings "n Copper and Steel, exe cuted by Artists of the highest skill Tad dts tinetion, and embracing evei y ■> lety ol sub jects Among these a-e illustrations of Popular Legend :, Rom otic In- ident*. Attractive scene ry an t . rtraits of lllustiious Female* The numi er commencing cacti quarter contains a picture of *he existing Philldelphia Fashions, designed, drawn and, engraved expressly for this work, - v competent persons specially en gaged tor that purpose The EmlMlishmcmts of this character which have appeared in for mer number,s,.are confessedly superior to any which have keen furutehed in any other similar Amevicao publication, and from the arrange ments which have been made theta is ever reason to believe they will be improved m the coming volumes In addition to the 'embellish ments just r> (erred to, ever) No contains at least six engravings on wood, lepr'-senting For eign and Native tScene*, curious end interest ing subjects, Natural history, hum tons inci dents, ornamental productions, embroidery, and other needle work, riding, dancing, &c. beside* on or more pieces of the most popular music, arranged for the Pi iro or Guitar. Every six numbers of the work form an ele guilt volume sui able for binding,and with these ac lurnislied gratuitously a superbly engraved Title Page, and a general index of contents. The L dy » Book has now reached its lourth volume, completing a period of 18 months Since Usci-inmencement in July, 1830. the pai rouige bestowed upon it has been rapidly and constantly augmenting, and it has at this time a larger circulation than any other monthly Journal published in the United States. In ev idence of this fact, it may be stated that on a eingie day in January more than fifty names wore added to the subscription list; a circum stance without paral'el in the history ot similar periodicals. The number of copies printed in each month is Eight Thousand Five Hundred. The original plan of the Lady's Book v&vied miter rally from that of any -\meiican Periodical then published, and though several of its prede cessors have since its appearance changed then peculiar character, and imitated it iu various reepaste, it is believed thai in many important part,culars it is beyond tho reach of rivalry. Devoted mainly,though not exclusively. io the Ladies, the ‘Hook’ wus intended to turnish that which might be suited to their wants, their wishes, and their tastes; and to effect this in tention the proprietors incurred heavy expens estopn-eure übieets, which, until then, had formed no part of the design of existing Maga zines. Dancing, Riding and other exercises appropriate to the lair were made the topics of commentary and einbeliv-hinenl, and Needle work, in all its diversified branches, received special attention. To these were added the many elegant arts which female skill and ingenuity love to prac % tice, suelias the manufacture of beautiful and delicite ornaments in glass, paper, Ac to aid in which copious instructions and graphic il lustrations were supplied. Nor has lire labour of the Toilet been torgottc.n. since this depart ment has been carefully provided with whatev er c >uid tic considmcd proper and adorning Ail these subjects are still includnd m tho genor.il plan, ami from the peculiar advantages which the proprietors of the Lady’s Ho k p. »- boss, in regard to urnishtng them, they unhes itatingly say thev fear no competition. The Lad''► 'took *as tho first periodical which presented c.elect views ol existing \iner* ican Fulimns. and in this D =pect the proprie tor .le'ieve they may fairly claim superiority ovei .11 their contemporaries 'V hatever skill, indu -ry and taste, or •- ght into action and iu cited by ldv i»l re-ard, can aecoirplish, will be found to characterise tlieir pictorial views > f the Fashions, as well In accurate design and faithful oze-utioii,an -n rich and brilliant col air ing The typographical ix-eu'i'n of the Lady's B"oL is such that the proprietors challenge comparison with any Magazine. wlieth'-r Eu ropean ot American. Tie- best materials and the aldeat workmen are emploved. auJ the most «- 'op o. .► legard is >rt.l to iieairiess hriiinony, t 1 uii.f- r-iot) iu the srrraugci»*m <>f flu. va , •«vim •übjoi"* ahu ll compose the letter press In speaking of those mechanical attributes of -. <1 Lady's Bonk, tlie proprietors have the ct moot confidence th-t examination will more than confirm '.heir statement' . The Literary departn «3fn• of the Lady's B-mk comp i-cs every thing which is deemed suitable for that sex to whose use it is principally devo tea 'I aies, which are di tinguiened by interes ting incidents, vigorous narrative, chaste riic tio,., and the abience of rnaukish sentiment; I’oetrv, in which sense has not been sacrificed to sound, but where glowing thoughts are for cibly expressed; Ess-iys upon pleasing and in structive subjects; Biographical tsketche*-of 11- litn.ti- us Win on Anecdi'les uutatrrted by in ddioate inuendr-es; b.veiv Bon-inots, and hu morous topics > heeituliv hot modestly treated, constitute, along with descriptions of the vari * -ics embellishment* 'ho reading matter of th« work. In superintending this department care has been lake,, to avoid whatever was calcula ted to ,-nttva e the inind and vitia'e the taste, for the pre p.M-tora believed that they inisunder food 'he ftmaie ohavaeter. who supposed that w eak md silly productions vveie preferred to those which had strength and solidity to recom mend them The facilities a Inch the proprietors of the Lady ’s Boek have possessed in tho selection of , mail, r have been unusually great, and they have freely availed themselves of the advanta ges thus enjoyed Besides the receijn ol all the j Enroj>ean Magazines, from which suitable aril-1 ctes tnigltl be culled, they hive been supplied Dy tin ir Agents and ( abroad, ,‘ilb publications, of which no other copies have been vent to this corn.try, and horn those they have extracted a number of the most a't'.ietive which have ever appeared in any American pe riodical. Among others of th'« kind may be mentioned Tlie Little Black Borer; The Brain trees; The Mathematician. AT wlnch were first introduced to American readers thr igh he columns of this w-rk These advantages are still possessed and used Tho fomier volumes of the Indy’s Bot k have not pretended to be exclusively original. In preparing the contents of <his work preference ms always been gtvon to such articles as were calculated to instruct as well as please, wherev er they might bo found, and th ugh novelty has always been studied, mere originality (so called) ha- never been considered an absolute evidence ni'merit—The proprietors have asn.a ny original coinmnnication-’ sent v> ihetn for pcblK&lion, as would have filled a volume of me pern heals. It must not be understood th it he Lady 's Book lias been entitely made up i-t "se ected matter. Far from it. A large por tion of the contents has been written expressly tor tho “Book,” and that this portion has been well . ritten, those wh > have not read maveasi ly nelieve when they learn il has been furnished by Miss Leslie J R t. handler, Richard Benii Smith, vVtllis fi. Clark, & otheiseqnally capa ble and disiriguished To secure a -upply of original contributions thr proprietors have offered a premium oI’TWO HUNDRED DOLLAR- FOR THE BEST ORIGINAL .ALE, A' FIFTY DOLLARS FOR THE BEST ORIGINAL POLM. which shall be furnished them f>r publication in the Lady’s Book. The competition which these, ■flers will excite, will no doubt, obtain au ex tensive variety of articles fr-on the ablest vvri teis, anil in this way a large fund of really valu able mutter will :e created, upon which they may at all times draw This, added to the vol untary aid they n->w receive, will enable them to secure f-r Lite Lady ’s Bo< kas high a stand ing tor I rijriii-t 1 Literary merit, as it has always held for >ther qualities Though the proprietors of the l ady’s Rook have incurred and are still incurring, enormous i xpr-iisi a in i. skmg their work and serving ->f lh" > i nrnt-BO patronage they have received, they do not mean to ictax in tlieir exertions. Whoev er improvement can fie made they sre determi ned to accomplish it, without reg id to cost, or hilior confident that they will hi- amply remu nerated In commencing'ho Lady's Book they resolved to promise nothing which was not within their power and wi ; l to perfo m and they appeal to tlieir patrons whether they have tints fa* violated a single pledge g;-cn by thorn. J hey trust, therefore, that their conduct in the past will be a guarantee for the future, when they declare that it shall be their constant aim to make the L.adv’s Book, if possible, superior to w hat i has been, as well m decoration as in the more solid contents A. B. DAWM)Sr Smonteg at ftato, HAS located himself in Hamilton Harris county, and will attend the coiyrts ot Mus cogeo, T albot, I’airis, i roup and Merriwelher of the Chattahoochee circuit, nrtd the counties, of t Yawford aid Upson of the Flint circuit. Hamilton, Feb- 18,1832. —4t FRAUD'. FRAUD!! \LL persons are cautioned nut to trade for eight small notes l’oi $25 each, given by me to Thomas J. Dickson, as the same wore obtain ed by fraud. The said rotes were given some time in Au gust last, and were made payable on the Ist day of February, 1832, to said Dickson or*bearer The above described notes are not recovera ble at law, and 1 am determined not. to pay them or any part of them. JO N COX, fob. 11,1832, of Lee Cos Go. . AUCTIONEER’S NOTICE. FJAiIE Subscriber informs the public tliu I hi ; regular Auction Sales will take place on Tuesday and Friday nights; also re quests tiiose persons who wish to have goods disposed ot by auction, to hand them in the day previou- to t.-fe sale, and those purchasing are particularly requested to call for tlieir purcha ses the next morning afler the sale, by so doing hey w !1 confer a favor on Feb 18 1832 E. S. NORTON, Auct. ROBERT OF PARIS. ON hand a few c-pies of Scott’s last Novel, Robert of Paris, together with a variety of new and interesting works E. S. Norton, march 24 Brord street BLACKSMITH'S SHOP. JONATHAN I*. JACKSON. F T AVING removed from his old stand, keeps S * his shop on the north east corner of Ogle thorp and Crawford streets, where he may ai wa's l>e found ready to attend to the rails ofhis customers The constant and diligent atten tion which he has givi n to his business and the faithfulness with which he has done his work, uring tho three years ho has worked in this place, he hupes 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 himselftodo his work neatly ' and with despatch His prices are moderate, and now work insured. He is prepared to east boxes or inks for mills, of composition Car riage springs of overy kind made to order, and mill Irons of any description mado at the short est notice. * '■ bn*, Feb 25—It. TOBACC l—-ON CONSIGNMENT! •>X | Boxes excellent quality Tobacco, mas * F* 9 iifsclurcd in North Carolina, put to suit ' retailers in pound and half pound plugs.—For sate low LAWHOS A IIOVVEI.L. | sprit 21, 1838, FUl’r-H G.UUJEA if FLOWER SEEDS. For sale b tlie box or ptper, bv L- J DA VIEW, A C« ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ’IT II Lbe sold on the 251 h and 26th * * days of May pext, at tlie late resi dence of John F. Blackmon dec. a part r<f (ho slock of Cattle belonging to said der ea ed, con sistrng of Cows and calves, on a credit till the 25th of December next Small notes with ao ptoved security will be required. Mary Anil Blackmon, Adnr’x. april 21, 1832 ~A DM IN I S I R A TOR’S NUT ICE. \Ll< persons indebted to the estate of Wm. . Bowen dec. late of Cow eta county, are re quested to call and spttle with tire sub* ribers, and tho*;- who have claims against the estate are and sired to come forward, and present their de mands in the manner prescribed by la Samuel Burdine, Adm'r. Maty Bowen, Adtn'i. Newnan, Feb. 25, 1832 \GH EEAKLE to an order of the Life - rior court of Htewarl county, when -itting for ordinary purposes, - ill be sold a the court house on tlie first Tuesday in May next. One Lot of Land No 35 in the 33d district formerly Lee now Etewart county On the same day will be sold, half of Lot No 159 in tire 22.1 dist f'.rinerly Lee now Stewari county. On the fi st Tuesday in 'lav next will >» sold at the court, h . u.-e in ihe county of Troup, one Lot of Land No. 50 in the 12th dist. On the satire day will be sold in the county of Lee at the court-house, ouc Lot of Land No. 227 in the lfilh dist "ill be sold at tile court-house in the county of Carroll, on the bis l Tuesday in June next, one 1 .ot of Land No 103 in the Ist dist. Also,on the same day w ill be soid in the coun ty of Early at the coni t-house, one Lot of Land No. DIO in the 21st dist. sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditois of Nathan Brady Junr deeearied finis—one half cash, the balance twelve icon h thereafter feb. 25. Levinah E. Brady, Adm’x. GEORGIA, Mertkoether County. ' HERLAB, ‘ ibadiah Ward applies to me * * for letters of Adinmistra i m on the es tate of Benjamin Ward laie of the county of Walton, dec. These are therefore to i-itn and admonish all A singular the kindred and credi lot 6of said deceased, to fie and appear at my office within ihe time prescribed by .aw tosh- rv cause if any they have, why said Letters should not fte granted. Given under tny haiol this .Id day of \piil, 1832 LEVI M ADASIB, Clk. april 14, 1832. AI ) MIMKTRATOH'S HALE. « I Yli be soli on tho (7fii day of May next, Vv at the late residence of VVilliain r 'owuon, late of Heard County, dec ail the perishable property belonging to the estate of the sai.: dec consisting of Hogs, Horses. C attle Sheep, plan tation uteu/ils, household 6, 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 the whole is-old Terms of ale: All sums un der two dollars cash, and all sums over two dol lars a credit of twelve months Small notes with good security will be required of purcha sers. Thomas C. Dunlap, Adm’r. april 14. Lucinda Cowdou. Adtu’rx. NOTICE. k NY person knowing any thing of Andrew • Killgor ,n printer by trade, either alive or dead, would bestow a great favor on me by direc ting a lew linos to me to Lagrange, Troup co. Ga 1 have not heard from him for 4 years, he was then in Selma, Ala Elizabeth Killgore. NOTICE. IFORYVARNaI! persons from trading for a N >te ol‘hand given to Dozier Thornton, da ted 20th January I-32. and due the 2th De cember or Ist of January, for Nine Hundred D"llat8 The consideration for which said note was given has failed, and I am determined no to pay it unless by law compelled march 31. Chappel Sledge, N< sTICE. |AOUIt months after date application will be l made to the honorable the inferior court of Talbot county, when sitting for o diunry purpo ses, for leave to sell lot of land no forty eignt in thd eighth district, of Muscogee county, drawn by Eliza Ann Hays, Illegitimate. Benjamin Pate, Guardian for Eliza Ann Hays jan 4 NOTICE. months after date, application -*■ will be made to the honorable Court of Or dinary of Muscogee county, for leave to toll the real estate ofZadock Lewis, der march sth, 1832. Hiram Fuller, Adm. NOTICE. BROUGHT 'lO JAIL in Greenville, Mer riwether county, a Negro Woman who calls herself Ann. 'The owner will come forward, prove property, pay expenses »u 1 take her a wav ELIJAH REEDER, Jailor feb 18, 1832. months after date, application will be made to the Honorable Interi r Court, of I loar county while sitting for ordina ry purposes for leave to sell two negroes, (Cor nelia a woman and her child) be onging to the estate of John G Smith lalo of said county, dec. for the benefit of the heirs and ciedilors of said dec’d This 17th March. 1832 march 3L 1832 NANCY SMITH, Adm’x. NOTICE. IFORWARN all persons from trading for a . note of hand given so Janies Cook, dated 2d or 3d Jan 1832, and due the 25th December or Ist of January next, for ninety dollars. The consideration for which said note w as given has failed, and 1 am determim and not to paj- it unless by law compelled. E- G A MOSS april 2H. 1832. lIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post i Office at Liberty.'Talbot co. Ga. at the quarter ending 31st March, (832. Robert Crittenton, Grief H FergusOn, David Wright, Daniel B. Brooks. Wm. Harrald; Darnel B Ifongh april 28,8331 N. B PoWE' L, P M. Ll VER y STA IILES. / fkllE Snbsetiher would inform lie citizen* A ot Columbus aid others visiting this »ee tion of Ihe country, that lie lias just opened his Livery Stables, on Crawford Street, near the river, whete overs arrangement has been made to accommodate the public rn his line of busi ness. on the most liberal terms He will also keep horse* by the year, mouth or night, at the cut'omary rates, and tho** entrusted to hi * care I slir.ll receive the Htnctext allot lion He will • also keep lints'* Carn ges. Gigs, Sulkies, Ac I to hire, bv the day or for a longer period, on rea sonable terms | III* how will be well trained and in goodor j der, amt not) ing rill be wanting on hr* part to | promo-e the c uiif>n sod convenience of the patrons oftln* establishment JOHN WHITESIDE I apiUSn, 1e32 —fim Niff In IS IFPN HEARD HALEB. ’Wj 1 ILL be sold at Heard court house between JT the usual hour* of sale, on the first Tues day in June next, the following property, (lo 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 Merchandise now in the said house all levied on as the property of Dennis Pullivan, one of the firm of Mill van & Roney, to sa'isfy af, fa issued from I ’oweta superior court in fa var of Gaudrcy & Legriel vs. said Sulfivan and Roney—Property pointed out by plaintiffs at torney, this 21st April, 1832 may 5, 1532 DANIEL WHITAKER D S. LEE HAL EH. W/ILL be sold atlfic place of holding Superi tT or Court for Leo county ou tne first Tuesday in June next between the usual hours of sale, the foil', wing property, to-wit: One Lot ot Land No. 281 iu the 14th district ol said county, levied on as the property of Wm Hancock sen to sati-fy a fi ta. in favor ifl.iiko ’1 urner. fi fir issued fr in a Justices court in \\ likes county r.evy mace and re turned to ue by a constable One Lot of Lund No. 254 in the '-'nd district of said county, levied on as the property ot Daniel 11. Heard to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Win. SafFold—issued from a justice court in Wilkes county. —Levy made and returned to me by a constable. may 5, 1832. J \S R MARTIN, .-tiff HTEWAiiT HALES. VI ' ILL be sold on the first J uesday in June V V next, iu the town of Lumpkin Stewart .county, between the usual hours of sale the fol lowing property to-wit: One Lot of Land No. seven (7j in the eigh teenth (18th) district of forme iy Lee now Yewart county, levied on as the property 1 Edmond Stags and Thomas Wolley to satisfy iwo small fi fas issued from a Justices court id Do Kalb county against them in favor of James Welch—Levy made and leturned to me by a c-ons'able. POSTPONED SALE. At the same time and ptuce, will he sold. Also Lot ot Land No oi e hundred and thirty* four (134) in the tvven y-tlrird district of said county, levied on as toe property of Wilson De -fiazo to satisfy one small ti fa issued from a Justices Court of Twiggs ouoty against him in favor of George Blown vs raid Deshazo.— Levy .> ade and relumed to me by a constable, this 24th April, 1c52. may 5, )802. WM. MILLER D. 9 One Lot of Rand No. 112-in the lßthdist. or said county, Levied on a* the property of Win. Crabtre to satisfy one stnail execution issued from a justices court of tin* county ii tavor of Jacob i.ittle vs Win. Orabtree—Levy made ana returned to me by a constable. JONATiIAH F B IDGE9, Hiss may 5, 1832 LARHUfiL HALES. IUTILL be sold ou the first Tuesday in Juno 7 \ next, between ‘.ho usual hours of sale, at Ito Court house in the town of Carrollton, the following property (to wit:) Stephen I>- Crane's interest in Lot No 2 : -5 in the second district f C arroll county, levied up on to satisfy a fi fa from Jasper superior court in favor ot Gilbert l leiand vs. said Crane and others. No 213 in 2nd dist. of said county, levied up -0! as the property of Janies McCurdy to sotisiy a fi fa fro ■ a jnst-ces cuurt of Telfair county in favor of Noel Grantham vs. said McCurdy Levy made by a constable. Lots of Land Nos 223 and 2‘.2 in the Bth dist Levied upon as the properly of kleming k . Ad . erire to satisfy a fi fa from Carroll superiot court n favor of James .'lerriwether, admit istratorot Duncan G. Campbell vs. said Aderine. intty 5,1832. Jiles S. Bflgges, Sliff. NOTICE. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in June next before the Court house door iu the town of Talbotton, Talbot county, between the usual hours of sale the following property, via: One Bav Mare six years old, levied on as the 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 C handler One Sierrel Mare,one yoke of Oxen & Cart, leases on two lots of land for so -r years, No. one hundred and three and one hundred and thirty six. levied >n as the property of Pleasant Law sou defendant and Vincent A Pearson security on stav of execution, to satisfy o fi fa in favour of Janies F. Bnii*h against said defendants One Dark Bay Horse, one dark brmdie cow and calf, levied on bv virtue ol an attachment and sold by order of tlie lion superiot court as the property of Joel Lane, said attachment su ed out in favor of Rene Fitzpatrick against the said Joel Lane Also one Lot of Land No nineteen (19) in the 14 h fourteenth dist of originally Muscogee now Talbot county, levied on as the property ofiLichard Holt to satisfy sundry small fi far issued from a justices court of Talbot county in favor of Sand 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-fourtß (24ih)dist of origin ally Muscogee now Talbo’ county, containing eighty five and a liaif acres, which lot of land has been condemned as frau lule-tly drawn, and the said west half ass igned to the state of Geor gia. JOHN C BOYNTON, Shff april 28,1831. SINGLE Jj* DOUBLE REFINED luoat Sucar. A Few barrels of the above article, mam.fac tured n a .-uperior manner by W. Edwaid iienient of ( iiarb-ston, S. C. Teas, of different qualities. A few dozen superior while and pink Cham paigns wme Tenenffe and Madeira Wines. may 5. liawhon k Howell. UO R H UTS. A Few doz. Mrs C antclou’e best manufactur- J. jt. ed corsets, for sale by may 5. Lawhon Howell. BACON & LARD. T (“THE subscribers have a quantil 1 of Georgia I Bacon and Lard, which they offer at a re duced price. may 5. Lawhon te Howell. 4 LL Persons indebted to the estate of John ailL P Blackin' ti dec. are requested to come iorwa'd id make payment without delay april 21, 1832. Yf. A BLACKMON,Adm’x TO RENT. \ Convenient Dwelling House on Oglethorpe . Street Also a i I VERY STABLE on Crawford 'tied.—Apply to nil mb 3 If. JOHN WHITESIDE. DOAIEH lit 'I IYI I ACTORV» do*, home made ITL\IK>, 1 r tor cate by l/»iwhon 1 Hownll. bov 2 O’ COLtUBtS HOTKIA frj* 'T’HE Subscribers have recently purchased i 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 rcteptmn of Hoarders and tiansient custom ers The subscriber* nledgc tliemaelves that the most unremitting exei Isons sha I be made to render tho sta" oi those who may call upon them agreeable. And while ’hey would return ’heir sincere thanks! a generous public for the very liberal patronage already bestowed, .hoy would respectfully solicit a continuance of simile. fa v- rs. Their house is situated in a healthy pntt of the town and near the centre of business. T'mir bouse shall at s'l time., be supplied with thr- best the market affords, and theii charges sha ! be moderate Their stables arc large, well sup) 'cd and faitlrfullv attended by an excellent Ostler. 1 Irey have also lots for the accommodation of drovers. The Proprietors of the Northern and Southern lines of .Stages have selected this h->u*e as then general Stage office, w here seats can be daily taken for Washington City A. New York, Mobile & New-Orleans. POMROY A MONTAGUE. Columbus. Jan 28. 1832 iX iv iTw apprise the public that we have * » taken possession of the well known. Public House, THE HAMILTON HALL, And that the House is undergoing a complete finish, with largo and convenient additions suita ble to accommodate Boarders and Travellers; and without tire flattering solicitations usual; .'•e invite our friends and the public in general to give us a call, feeling confident that every convenient and necessary attention will be ren - eted to make pleasant the time and situation oi’ i.hnue who in ay favor us with theii caffs BARKLY MARTIN, april 21. 1832—1 t. A B DAWSON. „%The Federal Union A Georgia Journal will please give the above four insertions. Nett Grocery. r Y'HE uhsciiber has taken the store next 5. door to the Post Office and opposite Poniroy & Montagues Hotel, where he has just opened, .ind will sell at reas--liable prices, an assort, meat of wall selected Fresh Groceries and o& Liquors; among which are: Old M. nongahela Whiskey W estern do. Old Jamaica Rum-, Cogniae Brandy, Holland Gto, Old Madeira Wine, Ale and Cider, I oaf and Brown Sugaf, Best Tea, Molasses, R ice, Fall Mackerel, No. 1, Ilavanna Segars Best Tobacco. April2o—l9—if G. GRIEVES. —— Groceries , Foe Cotton, Pipe Staves, Hides ob Approved Paper. pHARI E 9 E. NORTON, informs Mor chants, Planters, &c visiting Appalachi cola, that he ha-, j ist received from New-O*. leans a largo and extensive assortment of Gro* eeries. which added to his former Bupply from New-York, makes hi - assortment as complete if uot superior to any he has ever offered to lh* pu 1 lie. His stock will be replenished as oflen as once a month, so that his customers may be sure at any time of finding a g>-od assi rtment Merchants and Planters will find it to their advantage to call, as il *s his intention to sell at moderate prices, for Cash, Cotton. Pipe Hides or approved paper. Apnalachicola, Dec 31—t^ Just received as above per Sch. Magellan » 50 Sacks best Green Ilavanna Coffee which will be sold low for cash. Shoes, Shoes . LAWHON <fc HOWELL HAV'F just received a large and full assortL luent of Stout Negro Shoes. Gentlemen's fine Boots, I)o. do. lace boctees, Ladies lace Prunella boots, do do Leather do. o do Morocco do. dhildren's shoes assorted Dec 3d, 1831 NE W GOODS. L. C. ALLEX HAS RECEIVED AND IS RECEIVING, Hl* FALL, AND WINTER GOODS, . i HIGH ho will sell on accommodating terms. His stock is composed in part <jC the following articles, viz: London Duffil, Rose and Point Blankets, Super blue, black, brown and olive Cloths!,' Black Lasting, Beaverteens, Fancy Cord, Red and white Flannels Canton Flannels,. Bed, white and figured Valencia Shawls, Bombazettea and Bombazines, Merino Circassians of various colors, Cashmeie Handkerchiefs, Bandanna, flagg, Pongee (, plaid silk Tldkfis Super Italian Cravats, variuus eolors, Colored ciape camblct, Cotton and Linnon Drilling, Ladies’ silk, cotton and worsted 11't.ae, Gentlemen's do. do. and half do. Ladies’ 4 gentlemen’s Gloves of variim.v kinds. Cambric, Swiss, jaconet and book Muslins, Super bleached and bro.cn Linens, Brown and bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, Domestic Plaids, lied Ticking, Russia Sheeting Printed Red-spread«, counterpanes, Italian Gros de Naples Muslin Robes, Sarcnet and Ducht e Silks, Silk and cotton I'rnbrelhts, i,-c. Ladies' gentlemen * and children's SHOPS A variety of men'a, youths and children'* HATS A CAPF HARD* tVARF. A- CUTLER Y Crotfctrs fSlass-iCarf One mi superior aIIOT 0V99. Dtc 3, IHUi—ti.
