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About The Democrat. (Columbus, Ga.) 1830-18?? | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1832)
* - LEE SALEH. •\TftILL be sold alllio place nf holding Fli peri » » or Coirt fur Lee county, on the fust Tuesdiy in July next between the n«ual hours of sale, the following property, la-wit: One Lot of Land No. 281 in the I4lh district; of said county, levied on as the property of Wm Hancock m n to rati*fy a fi fa. in favor of Liikc Turner, fi fa issued from a Justices court in Wilkes county Levy made and re turned to .lie by aeon-table One Lot of Land No. 25*1 in the 2nd district n f said county, levied on as the property of !>aniel C. Heard to satisfy a fi fain favor iff Wm S iff Id—issued tin nil a justice ■ court if. Wilkes | county —Levy made and returned V> me by a constable ALSO.— Lot of land No. One hundred A. for ty one 1 141) in the I dist nfs.ifl County levied on to satisfy afi fit in favor vs J E l tuncan vs W 11 -J* Jordan John PerrVtt, X r Lnvvden Mimes indorse levy made tfc, returned by a consta ble. June 2, 1-32. J \S. R. MARTIN, ,-hff. TALBOT SALES. W II be gold belwe n the usual hours of sale the firsi tuesday injulynext before the court house door in the town of Talbotton Talbot County, liie following property to wit: One lot of land N0.*.137 in tho 23d district ol oiioinally Muscogee. now Talbot County; lev ied u.ion as the property ot Robert M. Ingram, to satisfx sundry fi fas issued from n justice Omit in favor of James Tree bearer vs R M. Ingram F. Roundtree & V A. Pie motf'levy made & retnrneiVlo me bv a constable. The ibovo lot was sold on the last sheriff sale day in this countv the, purchaser having failed to comply with tho terms of the sale, the land i Will ne resold at the former purchaser's risk. 41. 'O.—The north half of sot No 135 in tho 22 district of originally Muscogee, now Talbot County it being the stales half ofsaid lot which was condemned as fiaudulcntly drawn JOHN C. BOYNTON, Shff. ALSO—At the same time A place will be I sold lot No. 175 in the 2 district of original Troup no i’albot. 'ounty; levied on as the property of Kiijah I'ahncr, to snlisfv a fi fa. in favor of David Lockhart bearer vs Elijah Palmer A Philip long endoiser issued from -t'ecalb Su perior court.—Ptoperty pointed out bv Pliilip Long, 9 June 2 Wm FLEMMING, D Sheriff. MERRIWETHER SALES. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in .1 til next at tho Court house if Memwether Comity between t lie usual hours of sale the following property to wit: Ono lot of land No (86) eighty six in the tenth Distr.ct of formerly Troup now Merri wether County levied on as iho property of Hut,-hey Winn Charles J Winn to Satisfy a j 8 fa from Walton Sapcriar Court in lavnrnfMa rv Waine and snndr. other fi fas. vs the said llinehcv A Charle Winn Aiso lot No (77) seventy seven and the | West half of lot No. (47 ) forty seven in the Elevcntn Uiatict of formerly Tronp now Merri- i wether County levied on as the property of Sr i- j onion Wattbca to satisfy two fi fas One is-tied I from the Infer or Court of Merriwether County I in favor of John W. S ark the other from tin | superior Court of Said County in favor of Daw Perry vs said Warlick GREEN TALBOT, ShfY At he same time and place, Also; 1 o' of lano ‘ o 144 in the 7th District of oigioally Te up •m* Merriwether County le vie.i on as the property of James Erwin to sal j isf sundry fi fas. which issued from a justice court of Merriwether county in favour of Benja min Ei win vs Said James Erwin.—Levied and returned by a t onstalile June 2. HUGH LOCKET, D Sheriff. HEARD HALES. WILL be sold at Heard court house between ! the usual hours of sale, on the first Tues day in July next, the following property, (to wit:) One Lot of Land number eleven in the 12th district of originally Cariol now Heard county, Levied on as the property of Hilety Tripleit, to satisfy a fifa issnad from Carroll superior Court in fiivor of Benjamin Cleveland, vs said Triplett, property pnin'ed out by Owen 11. Ke nan. Lot of Land number fifty three in tho fifteenth district of originally Carrol now Heard countv, Levi" ! n as the property of John Moure total is) a lift issued from Randolph superior court, in fiv.ir of Aquila i“he:ps, vs said floor*, prop erty pointed out >y Angus M D King Jonathan Mustek, SltrlT. jene 2 HEARD SHERIFF WALES. ’VSTit Lbe sold n tlie fiisiTu-.-s.lay in JULY ■ * next between the in-ual hours of sale, bet i«• tirt house door in the town of Frank )i i loan! county, the following pronert- , viz: Lot ,1 I,and No forty-six (46) in the tin* '.‘ftith d'sttict of‘originally an oil. now Heav : eo'in'j*. levied on as the property of Eli jah u -v, to -oti fx afi fa which issued from H I. fwiur court vs. Jesse Hannon A Elijah j llnl > • til- security in favour of Root. Mitchell am j- copartner of Venable C Mitch.-11, At to" Law —Property pointed out by the aatci h he ’ Mitchell, this Ist day ..f lav 1832 may lb itJSU K, Shff THE COM MET OF 1832; - ‘ hose train's enormous sweep, D ;it- ig Heaven’s farthest cape, now ad pears From tier long travel of a thousand years!” Tup published. a large Planisphere rejiresrnt •* at inn »-r 1 rp, ot the situation and appearance of lb ■ liprdaching Comet, its apparent diurnal cour e, and the principal Const citations and Fix ed ‘stars that lie along i's path as they will be see -i the heavens; including an Epheineris of its daily progress in Right AssenliO': and Decli nation the times of its; Rising, Passing the AT': i ! ia:i, Ac freui the lime it first becomes vis ible ’-i !i • peri si of its final uisppear mce. The cx > y ::Iter embraced in the Map. found ed '.poii ccr di’od computations, will render ■the who!' ; omen i. interesting, and nerfiectlv •im.’lligtbie ; and at the same tune enable the com > r observer to direct his eve to that point u. ho Leavens where the * on et will first wake i's appe M ince and trace its onward progress frill' da ; today Orders nv, In addressed to l) F Robinson A ‘'o (l.irtf.rd; fiay& Bowen, Boston ; Jon athan 1 *iv ; t' N«W York; Cary A i.ea, Tliila dolphin; niour A Hutchinson, Cincinnati and I’urse >• Stiles Savannah as it is not prob able b iwover. that Hus work can circulate, in tb« i du a: , ootirso of 'rede, over but a limited p< mot the United States, before the time.— in ' and n:i may rely upon reco ving a rop» bv iie!. remit l in/ O t r 'oHar % nf any ypucii p I g o ink, to llrttiitdi Saymer, AW- I'.rit, . < mi.'l —And publishers of papers, »vh" givi Mo no' i> a few in-l i ons addie.-aed in in like ntn'>n®r hiv«* n cn:i R nniiitlis after date, application will its made to iho lloi nrnblo lui.oi r < "Url 1 Hear counts while sitting for nil ns r.V P i so leave to sell Itvo negn , ■ {•' lie ■» * vouigß and hei ell'ld) he otigi-n. I r it J-i n G Fetch »'e of arid • , , de | , 'he I'n.fiiof Hu, hens and credit • lid deed Mis 711 l larch. I**32 maroli 31,1832. NA.NCV S.MITII, Adm'x ! To Editors cV Publishers nf JVeirspnpcrS A CARD—'EXCHANGE. THE publisher <,f the ‘A ex etc as Farmer,” s often solicited to exchange his journal for country papersj which however excellent in themselves, a.re of little or no use to him; he has theri-fii'.e frequently been obliged to decline such requ.e S Uq w hen ft would have given him pleasure t • comply with I hem if he could have done g j consislenly with his own interest In' order however, to make such exchanges mutu ally beneficial, he now proposes to exchange with any editor who will give this card an in sertion or two and thereafter copy weekly the contents of each' number of the Former as it shall reach him, introducing and concluding it in something like tha following form:— rijc klmnican jFavmcr, A neat weekly paper, in quarto ft rm edited by'Gideon Smith, is published in Baltimore, Md bv I. 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THE (SATURDAY COURIER. rhe largest cheapest Weekly Newspa per in the United States , Is published evert Saturday by VOODWAR > A SPRAGG, PRICE $2 PER AXXUM, PAYABLE HALF YEARLY IX ADVANCE This popular journal is printed on an extra size imperial sheet, of tho largest dimensions it contains twenty-eight columns of reading mat ter, each column being equal to eight pagos of a duodecimo book PRE I HUMS. Persons procuring five subscribers to this pa per, and forwarding the amount of a half year subscription, $5, will be entitled to a -ixth cop-, gratis Persons forwarding ten subscribers, and re mitting (jtlO.Mvill be entitled loan oxtia copy, and a discount of ten per cent. Persons tor warding fifteen subscribers and sls, will be entitled to an extra copy of the pa per. and a copy of Lord Ryron's Works, t-ii Walter Scott's Works, or any otliei work of n similar character and value, which may be pre ferred. . Unc.irrent otesofsol vent banks, received at par, Address, free of postage. Woodward J)’ Spragg, No Il2t 'hesnut-st, Phila PROPOSALS For pun •' lnn g a weekly paper in Maryville, i Last Tennessee, to he called the Maryville ki> j LIGIOUS AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCER The subscribers propose publishing' a Newspaper, under the above title, to be devoted to the interests of Religion, Lit erature anti General (Science. No apology we think, need he offer ed.in proposing a paper of this kind to this enlighted comm ally. As far as our informatioti extends, there is no similar pttper in th iStute, and consequently, there is a great deficiency of means for I obtaining information on many import-: ant subjects, among a large portion of the people. “Knowledge is power,” and it needs no labored argument to prove that it i> essential to the prosperity and happi ness of individuals at and nations. It is tho handmaid of religion, and the bul wark of civil and religious freedom. 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Two pages will be devoted to reli gious ami literary information, to the defending of the doctrines of grace as taught in the Bible, and the govern ment and discipline of the Church as constituted by Christ and his Apostles: anti to the defence of such benevolent institutions as are calculated to pro mote the best interest of man, and the universal spread of the gospel of Christ. One page will be devoted to domestic and foreign news. The remaining page to advertisements ami other miscella neous matter. While we shall endeavor, mildly, blit firmly, to advocate the cause of truth, we shall carefully avoid party politics and ecclesiastical bigotry. In the rela tion of facts and the expression of opin ions, we shall be governed solely by a view to truth and the general good. And our columns shall ever he opened to friendly communications, even from those who may differ from us in senti ment, on ntiv subject that comes within the design of this paper. ' Term*. The “M »RTfVILLK Rf.LIRIOVS I and Literary Intelligencer” will be ; printed on a !' i uper royal sheet at #*2 50 per annum, to be paid within the year. The first number will be issued in the j early part of June next, if not sooner. 1). HOYT, S. W. Met KAC KEN. i Maryville. March, IKI2. NEWS PA PER A HEN ( Y. The subscriber informs the public that he has been appointed agent of the following publications. THE LADY'S BOOK monthly at ijol [per year THE CASKET ~ #3 per year Tims tiro ay evening vosr weekly nt #2 \ «m< - forwarded with the amount of snh • rij inn, ist:nre paid will meet with mot Mention F. N. Norton, agent. Columbus May 31, A. B. DAWSON Sittonttg «u 2tatj, HAS located liimeelf in Hamilton Harri, - county, and will attend the courts ot Mus cogee, Talbot, Ilairis. Trotip and Merriwethei of the Chattahoochee ciicuit, and the counties, of Crawford and Upson of the 4'iinl circuit. Hamilton, Feh. 18, 1832.—4 t FRAUD! FRAUD!! ALL persons arc cautioned not *o trade for * eight small notes for .*2seach, by me to Thomas J. Dickson, as the same weito obtain ed by fiaud. Ihe said notes were given some tii e in Au gust last, and were made payable on the Ist day of I ebruarv, 1632, to said Dickson c bearer Tlie above de-cribed notes are not recovera ble at law, and I am determined not to pav them or any part of them. JO N COX. fib. 11, lfe:r>, of /.re Cos. fia. A UCTIONEE K ’B NOTICE. IT HE Suhscrilier informs tlie public j i tb it his regular Auction Sales will take I place on Tuesday and Friday nights; also re i quests loose persons who wish to have goods : disposed oi by auction, to hand tlwnii in tho day | previou to the sale, and those purchasing are particularly requested to call for their purcha ses the next morning after the sale, by so doing ' hey will confer a favor on feb 16, |y32 B S. NORTON, Auct. ROBERT OF PARIS. /AN hand a few copies of Scott’s last Novel, ' Rober'of Paris, together with a variety of new and interesting works E. S. Norton. march ‘24 Broad street TO BA COO—ON ('< INS IGNM ENT. *-?(': | Boxes excellent quality Tobacco, man “9 t ; ufactured in North Carolina, put to suit retailers in pound and half pound pings.— For sale low. LAVVHON & HOWELL, april 21; 1832, ADMIN I.- T RATO R’S 8 ALE, Otiie ISth day ,f .1 i.y nr xt, will be sold at he residence of Mr. Batiks, on Lot N0.‘.’47 j i t > 32ddi»t of Stwart County a part of the .'t> i:k of Cattle, consisting ot Cows A ('alv<-8, clonging to the Estate of J P Blackmon deceased. ALSO,—On the 21»t July next, will ba sold at the residence of Mr. Blake on Lot No 45 in the 3t'd dist. af M scogeo Cos. the hallanco of the Stock, con-istitig ol Beef-Cattle only. fc ns of mile,'small n tes with approved se curity, payable twelve mouths after oate VARA ANN 81,.\l KMON, Admx. DISSOLUTION. f HE connexion in business under the firm of I Tarver A Squire was dissolved on the 24th of March last by the death of Mr. Squire, the bus.ness of the concern wifi he closed by the subscriber. BENJ. P. TARVER rnay 19, 1822 WHEELS K!( H! J\fi liedg*ritie Street Lottery , A he second drawing of the above Lottery will take | lace on tho 4 /i July, when you may be enabled to declare your Independence, for the trifling turn of ten Dollars. The following prizes will be drawn from 'he .wheel; I ofslo 000—1000,—900, B(H),—7(H), -600,- 500,-400, 300—200, together w till a lar e number of $10:', —20, —12. Also.—A great variety that temained from tho first day’s drawing. E S. NORTON, Agent for the managers, June 2 \ K W OOI)S, HUDSON &, FELTON HIVE just received from New York and ha lust on, and are now opening one dn..r ■ Messrs Lawiion A Howell's on Broad •act. a handsome assortment of Dry Goods, llari'-ware and ' otlery, Hats, Shoes Bridles, Bndd e ,Ac which they intend to sell low for ca li uy good paper. ALSO—Daily expecting from Ncw-Orlcans, a supply of Groceries, Lagging, and Prate Rope, the Farmers and ail other persons are solicited to call and examine for thernsevles. june 9 ST ATE OF GEORGIA: By Us Ercelteney III ' ‘■'f. V I FMl’h/ Y, m tremor and Commander in Chief if the Army and .Ynvy of this State and of tin Mtiitia | thereof: \\f HERF.AG, in and by an act of the Legis- I v v I'iture of this < tate, passed on the 23rd day of December, 1831, entitled “An act Vo re gulate the fu'tire elections of members of*, on gross in this Btate,” it is enacted and declared, I hat so soon as Ins Excellency the Governor shall obtain the laws of Congress fixing the ra tio ot Representatives to be elected tor the Na tional Legislature, agreeably to the late census, it shall be his duty to issue his Proclaniatibn, an nouncing the number of Representatives of tins Mate is entitled to.” And whereas i have re ceived official information that the Congress of She United slates have, by “an act for the ap pointment of Hepresentatires among the several States according to the fifth census,” passed the 22nd dav of .May 18.32, declared that the State g>f Georgia, after the 3rd day of March 1-33 shall he represented in the House of ltepres, nt atives of the United States, by nine members to he elected within the said state. I have therefore, under the authority of the lielore recited ants, issued this my Proclamation, announcing to the citizens of this Slate, that at the next annual election for members of the Le gislature. and every two years thereafter, until altered by law, the penplu of this State will be entitled to the services of, and authorized to elect Nine Representatives to represent them in the Huise of Representatives of the Congress of the United States Given under my hand, and the Great Seal of; ...-j, the State, at ilie Stale House in Milledge vi lie,this fit t h day of June,; * n l * le - veai ol,r Lord eighteen I hundred and thirty two, and in the j fifty sixth year of the Independence of tho Unit- j ed Stales of America WILSON LUMPKIN. ' By the Governor. Everard Hamilton, Sec. of State. SLi'The editors of the several newspapers in ■ th s Slate are requested to publish the above once. June 10.— It. J. A. CLEVELAND, Drntfst. Respectfully informs tho citizens of Columbus and its vicinity that he has re turned and will romain in the place a few and i vs. Those who may desire his professional services aie invited to call soon lie will not revisit the place until next fallal which time he max he expected. Ho can bo found at M’intosh llnll. June 16 UKS, IOT No 10* in be 9th Distaict of Musco- Jo-o t'ounty for sale by GEO. W. DILLINGHAM. June 9, !K». GEORGlA —Merriwether County. HEREAS James C c hion, administrator ? * of the estate of John Pul'in, dee. applies to me for letters of dismission or said estate— Tlmse are therefore to cite and adin ai h all and singular, tho kindred and creditors i‘s said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause if any they have, why said letters should not be grant ed. Given under m_y hand aud seal this9th day of November, 1631 nov. 19 LEV I M. ADAMS, c. c o GEORGIA —.I/ criwether County. Alburtus E. Jackson ” ™ and Jordan Reece applies to me for ters of admini tral on on (he estate of William H. Sandeis late of said county dec. These are therefore to cite .md adm rush, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said dec. to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by liw to shew cause, if any they have why said letters should not be granted.—Given tinder my hand this 6th day of May, 1832. may 19. EF.VI W ADAMS. C r. o GEORG lA —Randolph County. IA7IIF.REAS llardv P Humphry and Mari- A * ah E. Everett, applies to me ibr letters of Administration on tho estate of William Everett late of said county, deceased—These are there fore to ci;e and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear a' mv office within the time prescribed bv law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granti and. Given under mv hand, this 9th May, 1532. may 19. WM 11. BARTON, c. c. o. G U AIIDI AN'S SALK. mmrll.L be sold agreeable to an order of the » » Inferior court of Merriwether county, xx-hen sitting for ordinary purposes, on the first Tuesday in August next, at Greenville, between the usual hours of sale— Lot of Land No. 187 in the 10th dist.cf formerly 'ftroup now Merriwelh er county, tho property of A A Birgine Lewis, illegitimate sold for the benefit of raid illegiti mite SAM’L LEWIS, Sen’r. r»av 19. 1832. frnnrilian ADM I NISTRATOR’S NOTICE \LI. persons indebted to the estate of Win. Bowen dec late of‘ oxx eta county, are re quested to call and settle with the subs "ft tars, and thos who have claims against the estate are desired to cotue forward, and present their de mands in the manner prescribed bv la • . Samuel Burdine, Adm'r. Mary Bowen, Adm'x. Newnan, Feb 2-5,1.832 G EORGI A, Merriwether County. HEREA6, ibadiali VAardappiies to- me for letters of Administration on the es tate of Benjamin Ward late of the county ot Walton, dec. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all A singular the kindred and credi tors of said deceased, to bo and appear at rny offie e within the Hint prescribed by law. to shew cause ifany they have, why said Letters should not he granted Given under my hand this 3d day of April, 1832 LEVI M AD VMS, Cik. april 14, 1832 NOTICE. \ NY person knowing any thing of Andrew a Kiligor a printer by trade; enher alive or dead, would bestow a great favor on me by direc ting a few lines 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. I FORWxRNaI! persons from trading for a U Note of hand given to Dozier Thornton, da ted 20th Januarx 1832, and due the 25th De cember or Ist of January, for Nine Hundred Dollars The consideration for which said note was given has failed, and I ajn determined no ■p pay it unless by law compelled march 31 ■ Chappel SleJge. NOTICE. months after date application will he made to the honorable the inferior court of T tlliot county, xvhen sitting fi>r o diuary purpo 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 Huys jan 4 NOTICE. U 101 R months after date, application will be made to the honorable Court of Or dinary of v!u«cogee county, for leave to sell the real estate ofZadock Lexvis, de ■ inarch sth, 18352. Hiram Fuller, Adm. NOTICE. BROUGHT TO JAIL ill Greenville, Mcr riwetlier county, a Negro ivoman who calls herself Ann. The owner will come forward, nrove property, pay expenses and take her a way ' E! IJAII REEDER. Jailor fob. 18 183 . LI VER I S TABLES. ?fRHE Snbsctiber would inform the citizens ot Columbus and others visiting this sec tion of the country, that he has just opened his Livery Stables, on Crawford Street, near tho river, where every arrangement has been made to accommodate the public tn his line of busi ness, on the most liberal terms He will also keep horses by the year, month or night, at the customary rates, and those entrusted to his care shall receive tho strictest attention, lie will also keep horses. Carri ges, Gigs, Sulkies, Ac to hire, by the day or or a longer period, on rea sonable terms His horses will be xvell trained and in good or dor, and nothing will bo wanting on his part to promote the comfort and convenience of the patrons oftlio establishment. JOHN WHITESIDE. april 26, 1832 Cm. NEW PUBLICATION. "JUST rec ivcd at the Columbus Book Store, LIBRARY OP RELIGIOUS KNOWL EDGE, containinrr a Journal of Vovavea and Travels by the Rev Daniel Tyerinan and George Bennet, Esq, deputed front the London Missionary Society to visil their various stations in the South Sea Islands, China, India. Ac. be the years IS2I and 1820. compiled from original , documents, by James Montgomery, author of 1 The World before the Flood.” l: The Christian Psalmist,” and other poems: in 3 vols. E. S NORTON. June 1(5 Broad Street 1% O T I € E . Mt NTHS from this date I shall op " ply to tin Honorable the Inferior Cotut of Merriwelher County when silling for or_inarv purposes, for leave to sell a lot of land, lying in allon county, on the waters of Aptlaeliv. whereon Benjamin Wnrd deed formerly lived j fortlie benefit of the heirs oflbnininin Wnrd dec'd- OBADIAII W ARD, Adm'r. Juno Hi, 1832. DOMESTIC MANIFAf TORY. j t 4 k dux home made < HAIRS. *.* I for sale by L’twlioti (t Unwell, I Mr 2f* COLUMBUS IIOTLLi •—fttsSryT- ' tj’IIF, Bubscril.ors have recently p ichased I the above xvell known stand, formerly oc cupied by Gen. Howard It has undergr no « thorough course of re;nirs and is noxv open for the reception of Boarders and transient custom ers Tho subscribers plrdge themselves that the most unremitting exertions sha'l he made Jo render tlie stay ol those who may call upon them agreeable. And while they would return 'heir sincere thanks to a generous public for Iho verv liberal patronage niready bestowed, they would respectfully solicit a continuance of similar fa vors. Their liouso is situated in a healthy part of the town and near the centre of business. Their house shall at »'l limes be supplied w ith the best the market affords, and their charges shall be mod< rate Their stables are large, well supplied and faithful I attended by an excellent Osllcr, They have also lots for the accommodation of drovers. 3ho Proprietors of the Northern and Southern lines of Stages have selected this house astheii general Stage office.* where seats can bu daily taken for Washington City & New York, Mobile A New-' trleans. i O'TROY a MONTAGUE. Columbus. Jan ‘i's. 1832 i m h'kw iiA*fl>*7~ T E apprise the public that we have “ taken possession of tlie well knowo Public House. TIIE HAMILTON HALL, And that the lions, is undergoing a complete finish, with large and convenient additions suita ble to accommodate Boarders at.d Travellers; and without tue fl ittermg solicitations usual/ xvo invito our friends and the public in general 1o give tis a call, feeling confirb-nt that every convenient and necessary attention will be ren dered to make pleasant the timo and situation of those who may favoi us xvith their calls. BARKLY MARTIN, april 21, '832. It. A B DAWSON ***The Federal Union A Georgia Journal will please give the above four insertions. ]%ei€ Grocery. ft|lHE >ubscriher has taken iho next * dotor to the Post Office and opposite Pomroy & Montague's Hotel, where he lias just opened, and will sell at reasonable prices, an assort* ment of selected Fresh Groceries and Old Liquors; among which are; Old V nongahela Whiskey . Western do. Old Jamaica Rum, t ogniac Shandy, Iludarid Gin, Old Madeira Wine, Ale arid Cider, I.oaf and Brown Sugar,, Best Tea, Mola. scs, Rice, Fall Mackerel. No. 1, Havanna Segars Best Tobacco April 20—49- if G. GRIEVES. Shoes, Shoes.. LAW I ION & IIOWELL HAV F just received:! largo and full assorts merit of Btout Negro Shoes. Gentlemen’s fine Boots, Do. do. lace boctees, Ladies lace Prunella boots, do do Leather do. o do Morocco do. dhildreu's hoes assorted Dec :ki 1831 KEW GOODS. /.. C. AU.KX HAS “RECEIVED AND J 8 RECEIVING, HIS FALL AND WINTER GOODS, HI I II he will sell on accommodating terms. His stock is composed in part of the following articles, viz: London Duffil, Rose and I’ int Rlankets, Super blue, black, brown and olive Cloths, black Lasting. Beavcitecns. Fancy ford, Red and whitw Flannels Canton Flannels, Red, white and figured Valencia Shawls, Bombazettes md Bombazines, Merino Circassians of vari .us colors, Cashmete Handkerchiefs, Bandanna, flagg, Pongee A plaid silk lldkft. ■uper Italian Cravats, various colors, Colored crape cambist, Cotton and Linncn Drilling Ladies’ silk, cotton and worsted Hose, Gentlemen’s do. do. and halfdo. Ladies’V gentlemen’s Gloves of various kinds, Cambric, Swiss, jaconet and book Muslins, Super bleached and brown Linens, Brown and bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, Domestic Plaids, Bed Ticking, Russia Sheeting, Printed Bed spreads, counterpanes, Italian Grns de Naples Muslin Robes, Sarenet and Duchi e Silks, Silk and cotton Umbrellas, £, c. Ladies' gentlemen's and children’s SHOES. A variety of met.’s, youth’s and children's HATS \ CAPS IMRD. WARE Sf CUTLERY r . Cvocficri) & <Glass=fc®rare. ALSO, One case superior SHOT GUNS Dec 3,1831 ts NOTICE MISS 11. BRIGGS has removed her Male «V Female Sc-hool to the Building on the corner of Jackson and St. Clair streets, near the Mediodist Church, where she will continue to give instruction in Orthography , Reading, Wri ting, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogra phy, History, plain Sewing, Embroidery, Fan cy work Ac at tho customary rates J one 0. 2t SINGLE <V DOUBLE REFUSED ILoaC SUQiiv. A Fow barrels of the above article man fan » lured in a superior manner by W. Edward Rcment of Charleston, S C. Teas, of different qualities. A few dozen “uperior white and pink Cham patgtie wine Teuerifle and Madeira Wines. intiy 5. Lit i\ linn k Howell. IIOMKSI’I’NS OF vaiiou* kindsaml colors •ecetving by O W, DILLINGHAM June U’
